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Support Engineering
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Support Engineering
Support Engineering
You can fuel the future of engineering
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The Engineering Fund
Engineering Fund (https://makeagift.stanford.edu/goto/enggift) donors provide essential, flexible resources that enable Stanford Engineering to stay at the forefront of research and education.
Our funding initiatives
- Student Support & Engagement Initiatives (https://engineering.stanford.edu/get-involved/support-engineering/funding-initiatives/student-success-engagement-initiatives)
- Support for graduate students (https://soed9-stage.stanford.edu/get-involved/support-engineering/funding-initiatives/endowed-fellowships)
- Support for faculty (https://soed9-stage.stanford.edu/get-involved/support-engineering/funding-initiatives/faculty-launch-fund)
- A leading-edge facility (https://soed9-stage.stanford.edu/get-involved/support-engineering/funding-initiatives/stanford-data-science-computation-complex) for data science & computation
Stanford Pioneers Pledge
The entrepreneurial spirit of Stanford is one of the most treasured features of our campus culture. Learn how the Pioneers Pledge can help you incorporate philanthropy into your entrepreneurship and inspire others to do the same.
Learn about Pioneers Pledge (https://giving.stanford.edu/get-involved/pioneers-pledge/)
Support world-class faculty
“Now that I’m at Stanford, I want to make those sorts of interdisciplinary connections on a large scale. I want to pull the School of Engineering even closer to the School of Medicine, and work on creating innovative drug delivery systems. Stanford is a powerhouse when it comes to making new technology for early detection and diagnosis of disease, and there’s a huge opportunity for growth in drug delivery.”
- Joseph DeSimone, Sanjiv Sam Gambhir Professor of Translational Medicine and Chemical Engineering
“I wanted to give back to Stanford Engineering to allow other students and researchers to continue to have the same opportunities I was given at Stanford, and to continue to push the boundaries of technology.”
-Cory Combs, BS/MS ’09, Mechanical Engineering
Alaisha Alexander
“I stumbled upon this really engaging paper ... It turned out that paper came from professor Chris Gerdes’ lab at Stanford, where I’m now working on my PhD. He sort of became a mini academic superstar in my mind ...”
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See how to give (https://soed9-stage.stanford.edu/get-involved/support-engineering/how-make-your-gift) to Stanford Engineering.
Reach out
Individual:
Matthew Bahls
Director of Major Gifts
650.723.9043
mbahls@stanford.edu (mailto:mbahls@stanford.edu)
Corporate:
Frank Scioscia
Senior Director of Strategic Partnerships
650.724.7703
frank.scioscia@stanford.edu (mailto:frank.scioscia@stanford.edu)