Endowed gifts: Enduring support
A gift of
endowment to the College of Engineering, Forestry and Natural Sciences is a
permanent investment in the college, its students, and faculty.
Only the income
and related gains from most endowment funds can be spent; the principal cannot
be touched.
The income from
an endowment created to support the college provides us with an ongoing source
of funding that grows over time; as the invested principal increases, so does
the annual payout for the school's use.
Benefits
A gift of
endowment can transform the college and shape the course of science and
engineering:
- the most accomplished faculty are
recognized and honored with endowed professorships
- the investment the college makes in a
new faculty member from endowed start-up funds is returned many times over
during the productive career that follows
- many generations of students and
faculty benefit from a gift of endowment to the school
Recognition
You may name your
endowment and pledge for up to five years. If you donate $250,000 or more, you
will be further recognized in the annual report as a member of the President’s
Circle.
Updates
You’ll also
receive an annual financial report on the endowment principal from the Northern
Arizona University Foundation Office as well as regular reports on the use of
the proceeds of your endowment funds from the Dean of the college.
The following are
examples of endowments; individual funds may be tailored to match your specific
interests.
Endowed Scholarship | $10,000 |
Research
Experience for Undergraduates (REU) | $100,000 |
Graduate
Fellowships | $250,000 to
$400,000 |
Endowed
Professorships | $250,000 |
Endowed
Distinguished Professorship | $500,000 |
Endowed Chair | $1 million |
Endowed
Distinguished Chair | $1.5 million |
Find out more by contacting a member of our development team