News & Events
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Graduate Fellowships in Environmental Studies
Your gift will support graduate fellowships in the Environmental Studies Department.
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Academic and Research Units, Environmental Studies, Giving, Kenneth S. Norris Center for Natural HistoryNatural History Field Quarter (Environmental Studies): Endowment
Your gift provides long-term impact and permanent support for our immersive field course that allows students to travel across California.
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Politics
Your gift will support the Politics Department as it prepares students to be engaged as reflective and active citizenry, capable of sharing power and responsibility in a contemporary democracy.
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Community Studies
Your gift will support the Community Studies Program in creating changemakers who excel in community organizing and social movement work.
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Center for Agroecology
Your gift will support the Center for Agroecology in its mission to advance agroecology and equitable food systems through experiential education, participatory research, agricultural extension, and public service.
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Research Roundup: Summer 2024
Anthropology Assistant Professor Askwak Hauter published ”The Reparative Work of the Imagination” in the American Journal of Islam and Society. The essay and community-based project traces the works of Yemeni artists that meditate on the conditions of the image of the Yemeni as lacking migrants and how it weighs heavily on community, trust, and individual and communal…
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Academic and Research Units, Environmental Studies, Giving, Kenneth S. Norris Center for Natural HistoryKenneth S. Norris Center for Natural History
Your gift will support the Norris Center in providing education and research opportunities in natural history to students, staff, faculty, and our local community.
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Anthropology
Your gift will support student and co-curricular activities sponsored by the Anthropology Department as it prepares students to study and research humans and how humans make meaning through one of our three subfields.
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Archaeological Research Center (ARC)
Your gift will support the Archaeological Research Center, a nexus for interdisciplinary research on campus that also provides public programming.
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Building Belonging
Your gift funds scholarships for underrepresented student researchers collaborating with faculty in campus labs and community-based projects. Donations to this program helps build belonging for students within the university by providing hands-on research and mentorship.
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Global and Community Health Program
Your gift will advance socially relevant research, community engagement, and public scholarship and ensuring our work is useful to society.
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New Gen Learning
Faculty and students in NGL collaborate to develop interdisciplinary research that identifies the cultural strengths of learning by children and students from historically underserved populations and ways to leverage those strengths in formal and informal settings for learning.