Private giving is important to student success at Colorado State University. Your gift will help enable faculty and students to respond to immediate opportunities within the classroom and beyond. Thank you for your support!
From scholarships, to community-engaged research, to hands-on learning, your gifts allow us to grow critical programs within the School of Social Work. If you are curious about specific areas of giving related to the school’s giving priorities, contact Assistant Director of Development Diana Cruz.
Student Support
Scholarships transform lives by increasing access to education, providing mobility and choice to students receiving support.
Graduate assistantships support pivotal work in the school and provide valuable experience to students.
Student groups and clubs provide community and opportunities for advocacy.
Community-Engaged Research
Researchers in the School of Social Work push the boundaries of both policy and practice to improve lives and outcomes locally and globally. Research areas of expertise include:
Anti-racism and bullying in schools
Culturally-appropriate psilocybin therapies
LGBTQ+ student development and wellbeing
Prevention science
Justice-involved youth
Youth development
And more!
Outreach
The School of Social Work’s outreach arms harness their expertise as researchers and educators to fulfill our mission as a land-grant university and increase the health and well being of Coloradoans through outreach, policy, and continuing and professional education
Faculty are at the heart of the student experience. Their teaching and research lay the foundation of student success. As part of our commitment to anti-racism and anti-oppression, faculty support funds often support DEIJ trainings from other expert organizations. Funds also go to: travel and conference support, and more.
Give to the School of Social Work
We welcome you to give to the area that you care about most.
Your scholarship gift is important for helping students achieve their dreams. (Select from the list of scholarships in the drop-down menu and learn more about each one.)
HABIC is a program that effectively uses the powerful human-animal bond in therapeutic settings.
Honoring Our HistoryLegacies Project
Visit the Legacies Project pages to learn about the personal and professional histories of select retirees and faculty emeriti. On their Legacies pages, you can read more about the School of Social Work honorees and make a gift in their honor.