To advance scientific research projects selected by the Center for Environmental Biology.

To support areas within the School of Biological Sciences as determined by the dean.

To recognize and support exceptional undergraduate students within the School of Biological Sciences.

To provide graduate student support within the School of Biological Sciences.

To support the areas of greatest need as determined by the dean within the School of Biological Sciences.

To find new treatments for spinal cord injuries through collaborative and educational efforts at the world-renowned Reeve-Irvine Research Center.

To further the cortico spinal tract /phosphatase and tensin homolog project.

To further the cortico spinal tract project.

To advance graduate student and postdoctoral fellow research in the area of memory.

To provide public impact fellowships to exemplary graduate students in Public Health.

To support the Program in Public Health in implementing excellent research, teaching students and serving the community.

To support undergraduate BS/MEPN students in the Sue & Bill Gross School of Nursing.

To recognize and award scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students in the Sue & Bill Gross School of Nursing.

To help the Sue & Bill Gross School of Nursing prepare the next generation of nurses through high-quality education, scholarly research and evidence-based practice.

To support Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) students in the Sue & Bill Gross School of Nursing.

To support select exemplary graduate students within the Paul Merage School of Business.

To support the Paul Merage School of Business’s highest priorities as determined by the dean.

To support the school’s areas of greatest need as determined by the dean; gifts are received in the form of the Merage Corporate Partners memberships.

To offer scholarships to deserving students at the Paul Merage School of Business in honor of the late Pamela Adams.

To construct a new, state-of-the-art building for the Paul Merage School of Business.

To support the areas of greatest need at the Paul Merage School of Business as determined by the dean.

To support teaching life skills in money and investment management in a highly supportive environment to underserved 8th and 9th grade students.

To assist underserved, first-generation 9th and 10th grade students from Orange County obtain critical financial literacy and prepare for college.

To support education, academic research and meaningful industry outreach taking place at UCI’s Center for Real Estate.

To support research, activities and networking at the Center for Investment and Wealth Management Institute.

To help the Center for Global Leadership & Sustainability promote international interactions among faculty, students, and executives that lead to the invention of sustainable educational and commercial opportunities.

To help the Center for Digital Transformation generate and disseminate knowledge that helps businesses, governments and society leverage the possibilities enabled by emerging digital technologies.

To support the Beall Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship’s critical activities and personnel at the discretion of the dean; this includes faculty and staff recruitment, program development and research.

To provide materials, equipment, personnel, students or contract labor to run programs and achieve the mission of UCI-NATURE.

To advance collaborative research on current and emerging viral threats to humankind.

To support CNLM graduate students and their research in Center for Neurobiology of Learning and Memory.

To support CNLM graduate students travel to conferences to present their work.

To support students of the CNLM, including training programs as well as awards given each year to support research and training of the next generation of neuroscientists.

To support innovative high-risk, high-reward research that has the potential to accelerate transformational, rather then incremental discovery.

To support the Director’s highest priority projects including purchase of new cutting edge equipment, funding innovative research projects and recruiting the world’s brightest neuroscientists.

To further the McGaugh Chair in Neurobiology of Learning and Memory’s research and educational activities.

To support various priorities including pursuing high-risk, high-reward research, purchasing or developing new state-of-the-art technologies, and supporting graduate student and post doctoral training.

UCI Retiree Association Scholarships – University Advancement.

To support the construction of a new art museum and institute on the UCI campus.

To promote and protect the interests of our emeriti and continuing UC retiree benefits.

To provide financial assistance to UCI staff members, at campus and UCI Medical Center, who are experiencing immediate and temporary financial situations due to an unforeseen event.

To support the UCI Foundation’s highest priorities.

To enhance The Irvine Museum Collection activities, including maintaining the collection, advancing arts education and public engagement, and supporting UCI museum-affiliated faculty, staff, and students.

To support all aspects of the Sustainability Initiative’s efforts related to education, research, student involvement and community engagement.

To support all aspects of the Study Abroad Center, including its scholarships, activities and programming.

To elevate and enhance special programmatic activities for the Staff Assembly Council.

To support campus accountability, training, education and research that builds and sustains our commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion.

To promote career development for UCI staff members; qualified training activities include courses, seminars, webinars and conferences.

To advance Microbiome Initiative efforts in education, interdisciplinary research, lectures, graduate student fellowships, programs and community engagement.

To support programming and operation for UCI’s college radio station, KUCI.