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.

To elevate and advance arts education, collection development and preservation, exhibitions, publications, and research initiatives at UCI Institute and Museum of California Art.

To support programmatic activities related to faculty and graduate student gender equity and diversity.

To support the preservation and access to UCI’s historically significant materials in the UCI Libraries’ University Archive.

To support the excellence of the UCI Libraries collections.

To support all activities and programming within the Institute for Immunology.

To further research of Alzheimer’s disease in women.

To advance cutting-edge Huntington’s disease research being conducted by Dr. Leslie Thompson and Dr. Neal Hermanowicz.

To support research in the determinants of successful aging, the cognitive and functional abilites of our aging populations and the prevention of Alzheimer’s disease.

To support all supplemental activities to advance Alzheimer’s-related research, including pilot programs, faculty recruitment and more.

To support promising research in Down Syndrome.

To support promising Alzheimer’s disease research.

To help establish an iPS Cell Bank for research into Alzheimer’s disease at UCI MIND.

To further the research into age-related brain disorders at UCI MIND.

To support the translation of research findings into improved diagnosis, treatment and care of people living with Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders.

To support all activities and programming within the UCI Combustion Laboratory.

To support all activities and programming within the Edwards Lifesciences Center for Advanced Cardiovascular Technology.

To support engineering students majoring in electrical engineering, computer engineering and computer science.

To provide program support for the Office of Access and Inclusion in Engineering.

To support scholarships for minority students who have been active in various engineering societies and are in need of financial assistance.

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

To elevate and enhance the Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering.

To support a scholarship for a junior or senior chemical, mechanical or biological engineer who is in good standing, has financial need and is possibly involved in a UCI club.

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 further activities and programming within the Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science.

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

To support all activities and research taking place at the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology.

To support all activities and programming for the Department of Biomedical Engineering.

To develop and deploy efficient, environmentally sensitive, sustainable power generation and energy conversion worldwide.

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 cover expenses for women participating in conferences and events that focus on computer sciences.

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.