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Support Opportunities

Program Support

Funds may be designated to support a variety of departmental programs

Faculty Support

  • Named Chair ($1,000,000 minimum)
  • Named Term Chair ($500,000 minimum)
  • Named Faculty Fund for Excellence ($125,000 minimum)
  • Named Teaching Award ($100,000 minimum)
  • Named Lecture/Colloquium Fund ($100,000 minimum)

Student Support

  • Named Graduate Fellowship ($100,000 minimum)
  • Named Undergraduate Scholarship ($50,000 minimum)

Dean's Discretionary Funding

Funds will be used to support the highest priority needs of the School of the Arts and Architecture.

  • Annual Gifts
  • Named Fellowship or Scholarship ($5,000 minimum)
  • Dean's Discretionary Funding
  • Chair's Discretionary Funding
  • Fund for Excellence

Public Arts Programs Support Opportunities

UCLA Hammer Museum

UCLA Live

Fowler Museum

Fund for Excellence

Fund for Excellence is the annual giving program of the UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture.

If you believe that architecture, fine arts, and the performing arts fundamentally enhance our lives, and that we should encourage the cultural leaders of future generations, then please lend your support to the School of the Arts and Architecture's Fund for Excellence.

Your donation - directed primarily toward scholarships and fellowships - will allow students to play leading roles in one of the most vibrant arts communities in the world. The Fund for Excellence also enhances the learning experience at UCLA by sponsoring visiting artists and scholars, performance workshops, student and faculty initiatives, and community outreach efforts.

Your active support can help Arts and Architecture students develop their talents and fulfill their enormous promise. Your involvement is greatly needed and appreciated.

As a donor to the Fund for Excellence, you will be listed in the School of the Arts and Architecture fall newsletter. You will also receive invitations to school activities, including art exhibitions, architecture lectures, cultural festivals, and student performances.

For additional information, please contact:
UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture
Development Office
8260 Broad Art Center
Box 951427
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1427
Tel. 310.206-9729

Student Support

Scholarship Support

Cultural Leaders for Tomorrow: Help Fulfill the Promise of Today's Students

The secret of UCLA's success lies in the people who have made UCLA's campus their home - pioneers, dreamers, and innovators drawn to the promise of California and by the opportunity to build something new. That's the legacy we have inherited from UCLA's founders, and it remains our challenge for the future - to continue to pioneer, dream, and innovate.

With a unique blend of higher education in the arts and extensive public arts programming, the UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture is rapidly emerging as a pacesetter in the practice, presentation and theory of visual, performing and professional arts in Southern California and beyond.

The School of the Arts and Architecture recognizes that to continue to thrive as a cultural and intellectual training ground, it must support its most valuable resource -- students.

You can express your commitment to the School of the Arts and Architecture in a way that holds special meaning by targeting your support for undergraduate scholarships and graduate fellowships.

Now, more than ever, we are relying on our friends in the community to help sustain the accessibility and excellence of our programs. Support from you can make a critical difference for deserving students in architecture, art, design | media arts, ethnomusicology, music, and world arts and cultures -- and help talented young people who might not be able to afford a degree without private assistance to fulfill their dreams.

For more information, please contact:

UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture
Development Office
8260 Broad Art Center
Box 951427
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1427
Tel. 310.206.9729

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