GIVING OPPoRTUNITIES
​Designations include:
- Campaign - Engineering the Future: BNC Professorship in Engineering Sciences
- Sustaining the Mind Fund
- Library Fund
- Scholarship Fund
- Endowed Medical Science Fund​
- Library Collections in Judaica
- ​Learned Research Journals
- Special/Major Book collections
If you would like your online donation to be included in the Bulletin, contact Beth Messer at [email protected].
*Please include which Fund, Donor name(s), Recipient name(s) and the occasion.
Brandeis National Committee is dedicated to providing philanthropic support to Brandeis University, a distinguished liberal arts and research university founded by the American Jewish community. Its membership is connected to the university through fundraising and through activities that reflect the values on which the university was founded: academic excellence, social justice, non-sectarianism and service to the community.
- Two out of three Brandeis students receive some form of financial aid.Â
- In the 2013-14 academic year, Brandeis awarded $88.4 million in scholarship aid (undergraduates and graduate students).
- For the same period, the endowment and annual gifts designated to scholarships provided $17.2 million (19.4% of the total financial aid budget).
Libraries are the heart of a great university, the lifeline of teaching, learning and research. The remarkable growth of the Brandeis Libraries has been achieved with the help of generous women and men who recognize the link between a world-class library and a high-quality education. Make an impact on one of America's leading research universities.
More information is available on the Brandeis National Committee (BNC) website.Â
CURRENT CAMPAIGN - ​ENGINEERING THE FUTURE: BNC PROFESSORSHIP IN ENGINEERING SCIENCES
Materials, Research, Science and Engineering Centers
Engineering Program
As part of our ongoing commitment to interdisciplinary excellence, Brandeis is launching a new interdepartmental program in Engineering Science, which will foster research, education, collaboration and innovation at the interface of engineering, the sciences and the liberal arts.
Brandeis already possesses the core elements to become a leader in engineering research and education, as evidenced by the success of our basic science programs, our NSF-funded Materials Science Research and Engineering Center, and the MakerLab. Our new program will grow these strengths by embedding engineers across our existing departments, seeding and nurturing enduring collaborations with and between Brandeis faculty and students in the sciences, humanities, social sciences, creative arts, business, and social policy.
Carl J. Shapiro Science Center
SUSTAINING THE MIND FUND
As people live longer, neurodevelopmental disorders have become a global epidemic. At the same time, government funding for scientific research is shrinking. Private support is important to help bridge the gap so that a cure can be found for these devastating diseases.
The Sustaining the Mind Fund supports neuroscience research at Brandeis and endowed scholarships for students in the sciences. Research is the key to finding a cure.
Brandeis Undergraduate Library
Brandeis Libraries Book Fund​
Libraries are the heart of a great university, the lifeline of teaching, learning and research. The remarkable growth of the Brandeis Libraries has been achieved with the help of generous women and men who recognize the link between a world-class library and a high-quality education. Through a wide range of giving opportunities, you can fulfill your interest in books and learning and make an impact on one of America's leading research universities.
Slosberg Music Center
BNC Scholarship FUND
Financial assistance plays a pivotal role in upholding Brandeis' founding principle of equal access to high education, regardless of a student's financial circumstance. Scholarships ensure that the best and brightest students are able to pursue an education at this unique institution.
Endowed scholarship funds, which provide a consistent, dependable funding source are required to accomplish this.Â
​Diana Saucedo is a recipient of our chapter's endowed scholarship to Brandeis. She is very appreciative and sent us a thank you note, which you can read here.
