To cover any unplanned needs that can interrupt medical students’ educational progress. Funds will be used at leadership’s discretion and within UC Irvine policy to support short-term financial hardship.

To provide scholarships for students in the School of Medicine.

To support graduate students in the School of Medicine.

To support the areas of greatest need at the School of Medicine as determined by the dean.

To support hearing, speech and ear diseases research.

Unrestricted use for general expenses for the School of Medicine at the Dean’s discretion.

To support the evolving needs and priorities within the School of Medicine as determined by the dean.

To help the Child Development School offer a unique, classroom-based program for children with ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, oppositional defiant disorder and other neuro-developmental conditions.

To support enhancements to the Medical Education Building as suggested by students and faculty, with approval from the Dean of the School of Medicine.

To support operational, programmatic, and scholarship activities in the Leadership Education to Advance Diversity – African, Black, and Caribbean (LEAD-ABC) program within the School of Medicine.

Prostate Cancer and Minimally Invasive Surgery Research Fund – School of Medicine.

To support the Annual Achievement Award for the School of Medicine faculty.

To support Medical Initiative Against Homelessness, a student group at the School of Medicine that is focused on addressing public health and medical issues within the community.

To support the highest priorities of the Department of Pediatrics, as determined by the department chair and the dean of the School of Medicine.

To provide scholarships and fellowships to exceptional students at the School of Medicine.

To support all research, outreach and educational efforts at the discretion of the CFAR-DS co-directors.

To provide an award/funds for medical students to travel and participate in a program that would enhance their medical school experience. Fund set to reinvest until $50,000 is met and

To support meaningful research, medical school curricula development and more within the Susan Samueli Integrative Health Institute.

To inspire high school students to pursue fulfilling careers in medicine through the Department of Pediatrics’ Summer Premed Program.

To advance medical school simulation through new equipment, supplies and educational tools.

To support urology high school, middle school, undergraduate outreach programs, in addition to any other outreach programs or events offered by the urology department to the community.

To support the Child Behavior Pathways program, which provides inservice training for attention and behavior challenges in preschool children.

To support the interdisciplinary science and engineering building.