To accelerate the development and deployment of fuel cell technology and fuel cell systems.

To support student team engineering activities which involve design, construction and testing, such as Senior Design Projects, at the Henry Samueli School of Engineering.

To provide students with broad educational and exciting research opportunities in the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering.

To recognize faculty and graduate students who have made a positive impact mentoring and improving graduate student retention.

To ehance Graduate Division initiatives and programming.

To help entice outstanding admitted doctoral or M.F.A. students who have received competitive admissions offers from other excellent institutions.

To provide quarterly fellowships to students nearing completion of the dissertation, so they can forego non-research related employment and concentrate on completing their dissertations.

To provide graduate student awards to those interested in exploring careers in statistics.

To support exceptional students at the Donald Bren School of ICS who are in high academic standing and possess demonstrated leadership abilities.

To provide a fellowship to a graduate student in one of the ICS Ph.D. degree programs.

To promote the exchange of information between university researchers and their corporate counterparts, and to connect students with post-secondary opportunities through networking and recruitment.

To provide graduate student awards to statistics students within the Donald Bren School of ICS in honor of former ICS Dean Hal Stern.

To support continuing or transferring undergraduate students based on financial need within the Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences.

To elevate undergraduate student success and achievement in the Donald Bren School of ICS through scholarships.

To provide fellowships to exceptional graduate students in the Donald Bren School of ICS.

To provide a graduate student award to a software engineering student at the Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences.

To encourage entrepreneurial thinking and the creation of new products by ICS students through the Butterworth Development Competition.

To facilitate undergraduate research across all the schools and academic disciplines at UCI.

To provide vital assistance, scholarships and academic counseling to first-generation, transfer and all other underserved students at UCI.

To advance academic success through peer to peer tutoring classes that serve as vital resources for all students.

To promote excellence among UCI’s international student population through peer mentoring, individual coaching, access to resources and opportunities to engage with faculty and alumni to become global scholars and leaders.

To promote scholastic excellence and personal growth, create additional curricular options, expand staffing and elevate the student experience through a Campuswide Honors Collegium.

To promote effective writing and communication to build personal and professional success for our students.

To offer scholarships to students in Campuswide Honors.

To support the students, programs and activities of the Campuswide Honors Collegium in their journeys to become the next generation of business and community leaders.

To support the students, programs and activities of the Campuswide Honors Collegium in their journeys to become the next generation of business and community leaders.

To support student startups and programming and help students explore the value of entrepreneurship in their academic journey.

To provide scholarships to undergraduate students in the Department of Music.

To support unique and incredible professional-level learning opportunities for Claire Trevor School of the Arts students.

To expand and elevate music performance for students and faculty.

To support modern dance productions, scholarships and fellowships.

To support professional-level learning opportunities for Claire Trevor School of the Arts majors.

To help fill the arts gap in Orange County schools, which may offer little or no arts education programs, by providing curriculum-based arts programs to K-12 students.

To support the dean’s initiatives and areas of greatest need within the Claire Trevor School of the Arts.

To invest and propel UCI’s excellence in teaching, research and public service.

To support the interdisciplinary science and engineering building.

To help UCI students and alumni realize their career potential through tailored tools and support, professional development opportunities and more.

To support the areas of greatest need on campus, such as undergraduate scholarships and graduate fellowships, as determined by the chancellor.

To support all programming and activities within UCI Athletics.

To contribute to UCIAA’s current-use scholarship fund to support scholarships for deserving UCI students.

To help students apply and receive prestigious scholarships.