Give to Journalism

Your donations support our goals.

 
 

How to donate

 

To contribute to the UAF Journalism Department, please click on any of the below fund links; these direct you to the University of 91ĘÓƵ Foundation website where you will enter your specified gift amount. Your gift will fund the focused accounts listed.

Click here to search the Engage database for your fund.

UAF Department of Journalism faculty pose for a portrait during the We Are CLA event at the Great Hall. | UAF Photo by JR Ancheta

Journalism Support

Your gifts create results we see everyday. As stewards of these valuable resources, we are striving to be worthy of investment. When you give to CLA in memory of a loved one, or simply because you care, your contribution is cherished and used to further that most human of endeavors — learning.

To donate to the Journalism Department, select "Other" from the drop-down menu and specify Journalism Department in the space provided.

 

Research

Your donation can be used specifically to fund student or faculty research at UAF. Donations to Journalism Special Guest & Faculty Development provides funding for bringing in special lecturers throughout the year, as well as giving faculty the opportunity to conduct new research.

 

Snedden Chair Richard Murphy of the Journalism Department speaks about his winter project at the Murie Building. | UAF Photo by JR Ancheta
UAF journalism graduate Elena Sudduth pauses for a photo with her diploma cover during the 2015 commencement ceremony at the Carlson Center. | UAF Photo by JR Ancheta

Scholarship Support 

Scholarships, Fellowships and student awards have an incredible impact on our Nanook Nation! We believe that enhanced student aid, through restricted or unrestricted gifts, helps retain the most talented of students. With fewer financial concerns, these students can focus chiefly on their studies, thereby reaching their full potential.

Donations to the Forbes L. Baker Scholarship are given in memory of Forbes L. Baker to students who are either juniors or seniors and who demonstrate outstanding potential in print journalism.

 

Thank you for continuing to support UAF Journalism!

Your donation is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law; you are not receiving any goods or services in exchange for the money you give.

 

 


"Environmental concern is now firmly embedded in public life: in education, medicine and law; in journalism, literature and art."

-Barry Commoner, Biologist, "Interview with Barry Commoner" by Alan Hall, www.scientificamerican.com. June 23, 1997


 

 

 

Department Chair Charles Mason

Thank you.

In a year with unprecedented challenges, your generosity made more of a difference than ever. Your gift gave the UAF community access to the education, opportunities and tools to not only adapt but also thrive. Thank you for being there when we needed you the most and for inspiring those of us at UAF.

 


CLA's Gifts at Work

Total Giving: $328,764.54

 

Scholarships

Replenishes student scholarship funds

 
Research

Funds faculty and student research

 
Department Support

Designated to a specific department within CLA

 
Public Service & Community Outreach

Funding that supports community outreach events

Student Support

Funding that helps students outside of scholarships

College Support

Goes to supporting the College of Liberal Arts

 

 

Jon and Jane Aspnes pose on a park bench with their three dogs.

Why I Give

A story of giving from CLA donors Jon and Jane Aspnes.

The Aspnes Story- Love at First Pancake

 

 

Become a Donor

Your donation can make a profound impact by providing resources for scholarships, innovative programs, and cutting-edge research opportunities. Together, let's foster a vibrant academic environment where creativity, critical thinking, and cultural understanding flourish. Donate today and be a part of shaping the future of liberal arts education at UAF!

For more information on ways to give, visit our UAF Development Office website.

New students on campus jump for a photograph on their way to the MBS complex Tuesday afternoon, August 28, 2012.