Donate to the School of Human Ecology
Your support will help continue the tradition of excellence in teaching, research, and public service.
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Throughout its history, the School of Human Ecology has been on the leading edge of work that improves the lives of children, families, consumers, and communities. The School is a leader among peer schools and beyond, for our innovative, human-centered approach to education, research, and public service.
Nancy Nicholas Hall, the School’s newly renovated and expanded facility, provides an ideal environment for innovative teaching, collaborative research, and local and global outreach programs.
Alumni and friends can be partners in the School’s future by supporting strategic initiatives and making investments that will ultimately benefit students, faculty, and the world around us.
- School of Human Ecology Annual Fund
Your gift will help provide exceptional learning experiences for all students and fuel innovation in work that improves the lives of children, families, consumers, and communities.
- School of Human Ecology Internship Fund
Ensure access for qualified students who would be unable to afford a college education without financial assistance.
- 4W Initiative
With your support, 4W (Women & Wellbeing in Wisconsin & the World) can and will make life better for women and make the world better for all. 4W leverages the strengths of UW-Madison to be a convener and leading voice in education, applied research, and impactful engagement to promote gender equity, global wellbeing, and the full participation of women in society.
- Child Development Lab Enhancement and Excellence Fund
With nearly 100 years of excellence, the Child Development Lab is a premier campus resource for teaching and research. Your gift will support and strengthen its capacity to fulfill its mission, including training college students on the most critical years of a child’s life.
- Center for Design and Material Culture
With pillars of study in textiles, material culture, and design thinking, the Center for Design and Material Culture is a premier resource for students, scholars, and the public to explore the complex relationships between humans and their material world, both today and historically. Your gift supports exhibitions, student engagement, and public programming.
