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Purpose: To support the "I Am First" Certificate Program to equip first-generation college students with the confidence, self-awareness, and career readiness knowledge to jumpstart into a successful journey towards achieving career and leadership development

To provide an annual scholarship to CSUF students who are immigrant, international, or undocumented students and are unable to access federal financial aid, grants, and/or employment due to their current visa or immigration status.

For use by the Accounting Department at the discretion of theauthorized account signers - for gifts of less than $100.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

For external Accounting Department related programs and internalAccounting Department costs at the discretion of the authorized accountsigners. Incoming funds will be from Accounting alumni who designate thisaccount. The CSUF Alumni Association will work with the Department ofAccounting to differentiate funds deposited to this account versus an AlumniAccounting chapter account. incoming funds will be from Accounting alumni anddonors who designate this account as Accounting Alumni or Accounting

This scholarship is open to juniors who are pursuing an undergraduate degree inthe Chemistry/Bio-Chemistry Department and plan on applying to graduate ormedical school the semester after the scholarship is awarded.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To support special projects within AFAM including but not limited to facultyand student research/travel, stipends, honorariums, visiting scholars,conferences, symposiums, special events.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To recognize students majoring in African American Studies (AFAM) who excel inservice to the AFAM Dept., University and broader community, and who arecommitted to social justice. The scholarship is intended to assist with thecontinuing education expenses for such students. The annual distributions fromthe endowment will be managed by the Dept. Chair of AFAM. The scholarshipwill be awarded in the Spring semester.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To recognize students majoring in African American Studies (AFAM) who excel inservice to the AFAM Dept., University and broader community, and who arecommitted to social justice. The scholarship is intended to assist with thecontinuing education expenses for such students. The annual distributions fromthe endowment will be managed by the Dept. Chair of AFAM. The scholarshipwill be awarded in the Spring semester.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To support special projects within AFAM including but not limited tofaculty and student research/travel, stipends, honorariums, visiting scholars,conferences, symposiums, special events.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

This fund provides scholarships to outstanding Masters in Public Administrationstudents.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

Alpha Beta Mock is a social group of Theatre & Dance alumni who have agreed tomake an annual gift to this fund so that an annual Alpha Beta Mock Scholarshipcan be presented.

The American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) at Cal State Fullerton is dedicated to supporting the professional development of future music educators and singers. Your generous donation will provide funding for our members to attend important professional conferences, invite industry professionals for masterclasses, and access vital educational and teaching resources. By contributing, you are directly helping to shape the careers of the next generation of music educators and empowering them with the tools and knowledge to inspire students for years to come.

The American Lung Cancer Screening Initiative (ALCSI) is dedicated to connecting individuals with life-saving lung cancer screenings, especially those at high risk. Lung cancer is one of the most treatable forms of cancer when detected early, and your donation plays a crucial role in making this a reality.

For use by the American Studies Department at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

This scholarship is open to a graduate student in American Studies who intends to pursue a career in the field of education (teaching at any level, academic advising/counseling, educational administration, etc.). Applicants must have completed a minimum of 12 units in the American Studies Graduate program, hold a GPA of 3.0 or higher, and must have an interest to become a future educator, counselor or administrator. Previous scholarship recipients cannot reapply.

For general American Studies scholarship monies which have not been designatedto any other established scholarship accounts.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

For use by the Anderson Research Center at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers (Human Communications Library)

Funds to be used in support of the ANIMO Latinx Emphasis in the Department ofCounseling.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To provide funds for the anthropology building and facilities at the discretionof the authorized account signers.

Award for Communication Theory in Process students; need and merit based, forthose considering and/or already involved in giving back to the community.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To provide scholarship award to current and/or graduating CBE students whoare studying Operations and Supply Chain Management and have demonstratedoutstanding academic performance.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To provide scholarship award to current and/or graduating CBE students whoare studying Operations and Supply Chain Management and have demonstratedoutstanding academic performance.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To provide scholarship support to undergraduate students at CSUF majoring inthe Spanish language program within the Dept of Modern Languages & Literature.Special consideration given to individuals meeting the following criteria: 3.0or greater GPA, 1st generation students, Spanish majors (freshman or sophomoreyear), demonstrated financial need. Special consideration given to seniorunder-grad student planning to pursue a Spanish graduate degree

To provide scholarship support to undergraduate students at CSUF majoring inthe Spanish language program within the Dept of Modern Languages & Literature.Special consideration given to individuals meeting the following criteria: 3.0or greater GPA, 1st generation students, Spanish majors (freshman or sophomoreyear), demonstrated financial need. Special consideration given to seniorunder-grad student planning to pursue a Spanish graduate degree

This fund will support enhancing the signs throughout the Arboretum. Funds can be used on installation, demolition, design, surrounding landscaping and ongoing maintenance of any sign related to the Arboretum.

The Arboretum Strategic Initiatives Fund is to be expended at the discretion of the Director for strategic initiatives that advance the mission of the Arboretum to support strategic and landscape management plans that maintain and enhance the world-class living collection, provide university student and faculty support, stimulate horticultural research, and engage communities.

Art Alliance is an all-volunteer support group for the College of the Arts'Department of Visual Arts with the Mission to raise and provide funds tosupport gallery exhibitions, exhibit catalogs, opening receptions, art andsculpture acquisitions, and scholarships for visual arts majors; grow sixendowed funds benefitting the Visual Arts Department and administered by theCal State Fullerton Philanthropic Foundation; provide art education andenrichment activities to members through lectures and field

For use by the Asian American Studies Department at the discretion of theauthorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To provide operational funding for equipment and expansion of the ASPIRE program

To fund experimental gas phase chemistry research, with applications tofundamental chemistry, atmospheric chemistry and combustion chemistry. Theresearch shall involve the use of laser ionization/mass spectrometry, gaschromatography, liquid chromatography and fourier transform infraredspectroscopy.

Support of events in Kinesiology’s Athletic Training Program. Proceeds to betransferred annually to ATP scholarship.

For discretionary use by the Atrium Gallery in support of special project exhibitions and publications

Support the Titan Baseball Program by providing support to build the Augie Garrido statue, maintenance of statue, landscape of baseball facility, operations, and baseball/program operations.

The proceeds will be used in the School of Music in the College of the Arts in support of the Bach Yen Scholarship. The purpose of the Bach Yen Scholarship will be to distribute an annual award of $1,000 to an undergraduate student with financial need majoring in Music.

To provide scholarships to undergrad students majoring in History.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To provide a scholarship for broadcast journalism students; selection criteria:(1) Undergraduate student majoring in broadcast journalism; (2) Citizen ofthe United States; (3) Currently has a 3.25 GPA and a demonstrated financialneed; (4) Completes the scholarship application; and (5) Have excellentjournalism skills.

To provide a scholarship for broadcast journalism students; selection criteria:(1) Undergraduate student majoring in broadcast journalism; (2) Citizen ofthe United States; (3) Currently has a 3.25 GPA and a demonstrated financialneed; (4) Completes the scholarship application; and (5) Have excellentjournalism skills.

Funds to be used for the survey of the eastern paleoshoreline of Soda Lake,Mojave National Preserve, CA at the discretion of the authorized accountsigners

Funds may be used to support student projects, faculty recruitment, research,new course development, symposiums, seed funding and overall capacity ofElectrical Engineering (see attached LOI for description).FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

Funds may be used to support student projects, faculty recruitment, research,new course development, symposiums, seed funding and overall capacity ofElectrical Engineering (see attached LOI for description).FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To support the Nicholas and lee Begovich GWPAC. Funds may be used to seedfunding, capacity building, research and scholar recruitment (see attached LOIfor full description)FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To support the Nicholas and Lee Begovich GWPAC. Funds may be used to seedfunding, capacity building, research and scholar recruitment (see attached LOIfor full description).FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To provide an annual award in the amount of $1000 to a qualified faculty withinthe History Department in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences basedon the criteria below:-Faculty must be tenured and employed at California StateUniversity, Fullerton-Preference is given to support new projects that wouldlead to publication.

This Endowment is for the exclusive purpose of providing scholarships forstudents pursuing a master degree or doctorate degree, who have a cumulativegrade point average of at least 3.0 and who are citizens of the USA.

This Endowment is for the exclusive support of scholarships for undergraduatestudents in their junior or senior year of their undergraduate studies who havedeclared mathematics as their major, who have a cumulative grade point averageof at least 3.0 and who are citizens of the USA.

This Endowment is for the exclusive purpose of providing scholarships forstudents pursuing a master degree or doctorate degree, who have a cumulativegrade point average of at least 3.0 and who are citizens of the USA.

This Endowment is for the exclusive support of scholarships for undergraduatestudents in their junior or senior year of their undergraduate studies who havedeclared mathematics as their major, who have a cumulative grade point averageof at least 3.0 and who are citizens of the USA.

A five year scholarship endowment to fund scholarships for students withfinancial need. Gift agreement under Richard Bergstrom. Five year $30,000pledge, $5,000 to endowment, $1,000 to annual/operational.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

A five year scholarship endowment to fund scholarships for students withfinancial need. Gift agreement under Richard Bergstrom. Five year $30,000pledge, $5,000 to endowment, $1,000 to annual/operational.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

A project to demonstrate an interdisciplinary research model for assistivetechnology (AT) user research that identifies older adults' perception,acceptance, usage patterns, and unmet needs in using assistive devices toenhance their daily function. Expenditures are made at the discretion of theauthorized account signers.

For use by the Department of Elementary and Bilingual Education to support activities of the bilingual teacher preparation program including administrative support costs, assessment, materials, workshops and scholarships

To provide resources for Black CommUnity events, stipends/scholarships, travel, conferences, materials and supplies. All students, regardless of race, sex, color, ethnicity or national origin, who are interested in Black CommUnity are welcome.

Boeing scholarship established to support CBE students who have demonstratedoutstanding academic performance.FUND: 07 - SCHOLASHIP

To assist students majoring in mathematics who are the first in their family tocomplete a bachelor’s or master’s degree.

The fund is for a new $1, graduate scholarship to be offered once a year in the fall (application deadline 1/1/) to an American Studies MA student who has completed at least 6 units in our program. The scholarship will be awarded based on a combination of academic talent and financial need.

Funds to provide salary and related benefit expenses for the BusinessPlacement Center Advisor.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Support for miscellaneous expenses for the internship program in Washington, DC. May include event underwriting and faculty expenses associated with faculty member(s) teaching courses for the program.

Support for student scholarships and miscellaneous expenses for the WashingtonD.C. internship program. May include event underwriting and faculty expensesassociated with faculty member teaching courses for the program.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

Provides discretionary support to Camp Titan, a week-long summer camp benefiting approximately underprivileged children in Orange County. Campers take part in activities designed to introduce them to nature, heighten their self-awareness, increase their confidence, and allow them to meet new friends.

For Dean’s discretionary expenditures related to the Collegeof Business and Economics resulting from gifts made to The Campaign. Thediscretionary spending should include but is not limited to: CBE programs andactivities; faculty development; capital outlay; scholarships; support of CBEcenters, institutes, and/or councils, student clubs; technology support; etc.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To provide first-generation engineering students at CSU Fullerton a fair opportunity to explore, pursue, and succeed in their engineering journey.

For discretionary use by the Career Development Center to help students achieve success in developing and implementing career plans

Provides funds for a scholarship with the following qualifications:Major or minor in the College of Communications (any of the three departmentsHCOM, RTVF, and Communications); Continuing studies ; GPA 2.5 overall ;Generosity of spirit.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

The scholarship will be judged by the History Department Development Committee.Applicant must have been enrolled at CSUF for at least two semesters prior tothe spring semester in which the award is given. Must have completed a minimumof nine units of history at CSUF and must continue to be enrolled at CSUF forthe next full academic year.

For special event revenues and expenditures related to the annual CarolCandlelight dinner and concert hosted by Music Associates.

Scholarship open to returning or continuing students majoring in Mathematics ingood standing with a 2.0 GPA or above in mathematics courses. Donor's intentis to make annual donations to build on her recent gift with a goal of $25,000so her mathematics' scholarship can be endowed. Until that time, $500 of herannual donations will be awarded for a math scholarship, with the rest of hergifts designated to building the endowment.

Awards for lifelong learners who have demonstrated remarkable dedication and commitment to personal and professional growth.

For use by the CATALYST program at the discretion of the authorized accountsigners

FOR USE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF MARKETING AT THE DISCRETION OF THE AUTHORIZEDACCOUNT SIGNER.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

For use by the Center for Autism at the discretion of the authorized accountsigners.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

PURPOSE: Establish and enhance Professional Practice opportunities for allstudents in the College of ECS. Supports implementation of a structuredprofessional practice across all academic departments in the College. Funds tobe used for dedicated faculty and programmatic resources.

For discretionary use by the College of Education to support activities of the Center, including basic infrastructure, teacher workshops such as Visual Arts Institutes, Math/Science Institutes, website development & maintenance, seminars, etc.

Funding for the following objectives at the discretion of theauthorized account signers: Longitudinal Study of IDA Impact :Researchassistance, Research stipend for 3 faculty, pre and post survey expenses /Teacher Training workshops: speaker stipend, food, transportation for teachersif relevant, materials / Financial Literacy : Intern training and stipend,supervisor expense at participating middle and high school site if needed,materials.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

For discretionary use by the Center for Employment and Workforce Research to help gain an understanding of diversity, globalization, generational issues, knowledge transfer and the impact of emerging technology on professional careers for CSUF students and alumni through research

For use by the Center for Family Business at the discretion of theauthorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To support all programs, operations and affiliated students of the Center forFamily Business, at the discretion of the Center's Director.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To support student learning initiatives at the discretion of the Dean(including, but not limited to, staff and faculty assistance with programinitiatives).FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To provide funding for the Center for Insurance Studies forexpenditures including (but not limited to) operations, outreach events,scholarships, interns, professorships, and new programs.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

Proceeds will be used by the College of Business and Economics in support of the planning and execution for the Center for Leadership Capital Project. The donor will work with the University on a mutually agreeable appropriate naming opportunity.

Funds to support all Center for Leadership programs, operations, and itsaffiliated students, at the discretion of the Center Director.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To provide support for the activities of the Center for Public Policy in theDivision of Politics, Administration, and Justice.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

For use by the Center for Real Estate (RELUI) at the discretion of theauthorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Purpose: Funds: Support the needs of all scholars groups in the Center for Scholars including scholar-wide support services, emergency funds, center-wide activities and programs.

To be used by the Center for Sport Performance to conduct, present and publishresearch and engage in consultation related to improvement of sport performancethrough sub-disciplines of Kinesiology at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

to be used to support the mission of the Center. These include facilitatingthe development and inclusion of sustainability-centered topics in theUniversity’s curriculum.

To support events such as conferences and pre-conference meetings, workshops, guest speakers, and other activities or education opportunities related to the mission of the CSUF Center for the Study of Human Nature.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

The purpose of the gift will be to establish the Chapman Family Endowment and annually fund the Chapman Family Distribution Account for current use. Endowment earning swill support scholarship and student support services for scholars in the Guardian Scholars Program at CSUF.

The Chemistry and Biochemsitry Travel Award Fund is established to support undergraduate and graduate Chemistry and Biochemistry student travel at $5000/year. A minimum of $2,500 will be available for undergraduate students two times a year - winter/spring and summer/fall. Students can be awarded a maximum of $1,000 each academic year.

For use by the Chicano Studies Department at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signersFUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Earnings from this endowment provide funds for projects in the Child and Adolescent Studies Department including research studies, guest lectures and equipment purchases

For use by the Center for Insurance Studies to establish an endowed InsuranceMarketing Entrepreneurship program under a school of risk management andinsurance, at the discretion of the authorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

For use by the Center for Insurance Studies to establish an endowedFor use by the Center for Insurance Studies to establish an endowedscholarship fund under a school of risk management and insurance, at thediscretion of the authorized signers. Scholarship fund under a school of riskmanagement and insurance, at the discretion of the authorized signers.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

For use by the Center for Insurance Studies to establish an endowedFor use by the Center for Insurance Studies to establish an endowedscholarship fund under a school of risk management and insurance, at thediscretion of the authorized signers. Scholarship fund under a school of riskmanagement and insurance, at the discretion of the authorized signers.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

Funds from the account would be used for a variety of purposes related to CMFPprogram costs including student stipends, books and other related material,workshops, conference attendance, professional association memberships, travelcosts, and receptions.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

The Clemens-Knott Scholarship Endowment will support undergraduate student(s) in the Department of Geological Sciences attending a geological focused field camp.

The Clemens-Knott Scholarship in the Department of Geological Sciences –supporting undergraduate student(s) in the Department of Geological Sciencesattending a geologic-mapping-focused field campus.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

Earnings from this endowment fund scholarships for Men's and Women's Soccer. Scholarships to be given at the discretion of the Director of Athletics, Men's Soccer Coach, Women's Soccer Coach and sports supervisors. Selection is restricted to student-athletes already receiving institutional athletics scholarship aid.

To award an HHD faculty whose scholarly work and service contribute towardsimproving the lives of disadvantaged youth. To award a HHD staff member whosignificantly contributes to supporting the mission of the University,demonstrating a student-centered work approach. To award an outstandingstudent majoring in the College of HHD who demonstrates academic promise andthe values of diversity and improving the lives of disadvantaged youth.Reinvest spending distribution until fully endowed. Distrib

To award an HHD faculty whose scholarly work and service contribute towardsimproving the lives of disadvantaged youth. To award a HHD staff member whosignificantly contributes to supporting the mission of the University,demonstrating a student-centered work approach. To award an outstandingstudent majoring in the College of HHD who demonstrates academic promise andthe values of diversity and improving the lives of disadvantaged youth.

Allows the library to continue purchasing academic materials either in traditional print or through its cost-effective e-book purchasing program as well as building its collection of subject specific databases with the latest publications for student learning and faculty research.

To support the implementation of College Exposure, a college access program that will provide undeserved students and their parents with access to information and workshops about accessing college and financial aid, and exposure to higher education via experiential programs on the CSUF Campus.

Funds to support the development of the College of Communications Center forEntertainment and Tourism in conjunction with the Orange County TourismCouncil, CalTIA, the College of the Arts, Mihaylo College of Business andEconomics, Department of Radio-TV-Film and the faculty of the EntertainmentStudies concentration at the discretion of the authorized account signers.

Provides funds to support the College of Education Honor an Educator program wherein donors will have the opportunity to honor an educator through a donation of $5. Each educator honored will receive a large, framed certificate which will indicate the individual honored, the donors name and clearly thank Teacher Created Materials for sponsoring the Honor an Educator program. Funds may also be used by the College of Education at their discretion.

Created from the generosity of multiple donors when the School of Education became the College of Education in 25. Earnings from this endowment provide scholarships to students in the college's credential and graduate degree programs.

For use by the College of the Arts at the discretion of the authorized accountsigners.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To provide funds to financially support outstanding students who have a specialeducational opportunity presented to them whereby it is beneficial to both thestudent and the University/College of the Arts for them to be given financialassistance to take advantage of the opportunity.

For use by the College of Communications for Communications Week at thediscretion of the authorized account signers. Comm Week is a university-wideevent that explores the impact communications plays in our daily lives andprovides a spotlight to shine on students, faculty and professionals in thefield of communications.

To be used by The Community Based Youth Fitness Program to facilitate researchand professional service activities in the area of youth fitness in thecommunity setting; subject to the discretion of the authorized account signers

For use by the Computer Science Department at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To support various research and industry projects by CS faculty or by aspecific faculty member as specified by the donor(s).FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Purpose: For use by the Office of Stewardship and Events for Concert Under the Stars fundraising event at the discretion of the authorized account signers.

To support Dr. JeeLoo Liu's "Confucian Robotic Fellowship Grant" from theCarnegie Corporation. Total Fellowship: 420,000 to be paid out as follows:$63K on 08/01/19 and $137K on 10/01/20.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Funds for the construction build out initiative for the Center for Oral andPublic History.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To fund a research project by the title ‘Gone Through Fire: Modjeska andSilverado Canyons and the 2007 Santiago Fire’. Funds can be used for anyexpenses related to the project.

To support the research of the project Director as part of the larger COPHWomen, Politics, and Activism Projects. The focus of the oral history projectincludes interviews with individuals who have played an integral role inpolitics and activism.05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

For use by the Counseling Department at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To provide funds for any purpose consistent with the objectives of AsianAmerican Studies including but not limited to faculty and student research andtravel to professional conferences, honorariums for speakers, stipends forvisiting professors, literature and research materials for the use of facultyand students, and other expenditures related to the improvement of theeducational mission of the program, including faculty retention.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To provide funds for any purpose consistent with the objectives of AsianAmerican Studies including but not limited to faculty and student research andtravel to professional conferences, honorariums for speakers, stipends forvisiting professors, literature and research materials for the use of facultyand students, and other expenditures related to the improvement of theeducational mission of the program, including faculty retention.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To provide funds for any purpose consistent with the objectives of thePhilosophy Department including but not limited to faculty and student researchand travel to professional conferences, honorariums for speakers, stipends forvisiting professors, literature and research materials for the use of facultyand students, and other expenditures related to the improvement of theeducational mission of the department, including faculty retention.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To provide funds for any purpose consistent with the objectives of thePhilosophy Department including but not limited to faculty and student researchand travel to professional conferences, honorariums for speakers, stipends forvisiting professors, literature and research materials for the use of facultyand students, and other expenditures related to the improvement of theeducational mission of the department, including faculty retention.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

For use by the Criminal Justice Program at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

For conference and meeting expenses incurred by the CSU CSIS DisciplineCouncil at the discretion of the authorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Earnings from this endowment provide discretionary funds for the University under the direction of the President

Purposes/expenses as defined in the CSUF MMUF budget narrative and budget and financial reports Years 1 through 4.

Funds provide support for the annual campus event for developmentally-disabled and special-needs students from local schools: a day of sports, food, ribbons, and lots of special attention

To support the activities of the debate portal website Tabroom.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

purpose: To provide a scholarship for outstanding undergraduate accountingstudents at CSUF. Accounting students should demonstrate outstandingscholastic abilities and involvement in extracurricular activities.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

The gift proceeds will be used to support the College of Communications in the creation of the Daniel and Heather Smith Scholarship Endowment. Once fully funded, the endowment earnings will support the Daniel and Heather Smith Scholarship open to full-time undergraduate and graduate students majoring in Cinema and Television Arts. The scholarship will give preference to students who are single parents.

The gift proceeds will be used to support the College of Communications in the creation of the Daniel and Heather Smith Scholarship Endowment. Once fully funded, the endowment earnings will support the Daniel and Heather Smith Scholarship open to full-time undergraduate and graduate students majoring in Cinema and Television Arts. The scholarship will give preference to students who are single parents. (Distribution)

To provide financial support for an incoming or continuing full-timeundergraduate student Art major in the Creative Photography program.Preference will be given to students who have financial need. Candidates mustbe in good academic standing (min. 2.0 GPA) and will be selected through thestudent application process. A student may receive the scholarship more thanonce, if that student continues to meet the scholarship eligibility criteria.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To provide financial support for an incoming or continuing full-timeundergraduate student Art major in the Creative Photography program.Preference will be given to students who have financial need. Candidates mustbe in good academic standing (min. 2.0 GPA) and will be selected through thestudent application process. A student may receive the scholarship more thanonce, if that student continues to meet the scholarship eligibility criteria.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

This Scholarship is open to full-time continuing upper-division or graduatestudents majoring in biological science, environmental studies, geography orrelated fields which emphasize environmental stewardships, plant conservation,botany, ethnobotany, medical plant usage, ornamental horticulture, geneticengineering of plants and/or biogeography.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

This Scholarship is open to full-time continuing upper-division or graduatestudents majoring in biological science, environmental studies, geography orrelated fields which emphasize environmental stewardships, plant conservation,botany, ethnobotany, medical plant usage, ornamental horticulture, geneticengineering of plants and/or biogeography.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To provide a scholarship for an undergraduate student studying geology,paleontology, or a student participating in course-related field work whopossesses a GPA of 2.5 or higher in Geological Sciences at the time thescholarship is awarded. Recipient to be selected by faculty of the Departmentof Geological Sciences.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To provide a scholarship for an undergraduate student studying geology,paleontology, or a student participating in course-related field work whopossesses a GPA of 2.5 or higher in Geological Sciences at the time thescholarship is awarded. Recipient to be selected by faculty of the Departmentof Geological Sciences.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To provide an award to a management science student based onscholarship, extra-curricular activities, and academic goals.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To collect matching gifts & awards for distribution after the day of giving. Dedicated gift clearing account.

To secure unrestricted gifts for the Dean of NSM to seed special requests from NSM faculty,<br />staff, and students that will advance excellence in the college. Funds may also be used for equipment or tech requests.

To provide support for priority initiatives identified by the Dean whichadvances the mission of the College of the Arts, including major scholarships,artist residencies and purchases that significantly impact the studentexperience

To provide awards to associate professors in the College of Humanities andSocial Sciences to assist with their research (travel, software, etc.).

For use by the Decision Research Center in support of research on humanjudgment and decision-making.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To support College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics to support the DeLandMathematics Fellowship.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To award the Deloitte & Touche Faculty Fellowship to the Department ofAccounting faculty at the discretion of the authorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

The purpose of the Denise Harrison Integrity Award in the College ofCommunications will be to distribute an annual award between $750-$1000 to amaster’s student who has shown integrity in both his/her educational and/orprofessional work.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

Scholarships, awards, plaques and engraved commemorative items: EconOutstanding Std Papers, SITE, ORAC, Outstanding Sen, Econ Fac Std Achievement,Norman Townshend Zellner, LaVerne Graves.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To support the general greatest needs of the Desert Studies.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To support the LGBTQ Resource Center programs and services for economically disadvantaged students with a demonstrated commitment to the LGBTQIA community and or involved with the CSUF Losquadro Keller LGBTQ Resource Center including but not limited to scholarships, grants, and awards.

To support the LGBTQ Resource Center programs and services for economically disadvantaged LGBTQ students including but not limited to scholarships, grants, and awards.

To provide support for the Animation and Art Programs at the discretion of theauthorized account signers

Purpose: Gifts received to this account is for discretionary use by DIVISION OF HRIE at the direction of the authorized signers. Make a positive impact with your contribution to the DIVISION OF HRIE. Fund programs, services, and events that strive to support the personal and professional growth of our faculty, staff and student employees. Your donation will enhance the CSUF experience, promote engagement, and build a better campus community for our Titan Family.

To provide annual programmatic funding for two full-time faculty awards: “Donand Ann Pease Teaching Excellence Award” and “ Don and Ann Pease ScholarshipExcellence Award”.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

Scholarship to be awarded to: (1) sophomore or junior majoring in journalism;(2) proven publication record either with high school, community college orCSUF; (3) g.p.a. of 2.75 or better; (4) letter of reference from teacher,professor or person familiar with student's journalism interests and aptitude;(5) brief statement of 150 words indicating career goals and financial need.

Created in memory of Dr. Don Schweitzer, former Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, earnings from this endowment provide a scholarship to a continuing full-time upper division student at CSUF majoring in any degree in the humanities and social sciences

Created in memory of Dr. Don Schweitzer, former Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, earnings from this endowment provide a scholarship to a continuing full-time upper division student at CSUF majoring in any degree in the humanities and social sciences. (Distribution)

Scholarships, awards and related expenditures. Other expenditures may includeexpenses incurred in connection with the awards, such as banquet tickets,plaques, engraving, etc.

Open to all full-time undergraduate students majoring in English (College of HSS), Engineering (College of ECS), Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Geology or Physics (College of NSM) with a minimum GPA of 3.0.

PURPOSE: to provide financial support on an annual basis to fund a visitingprofessional artist or group in one of the following areas: theatre, dance ormusic. Please see signed gift agreement for full detail.

This scholarship would be awarded to an undergraduate or graduate student in the Chemistry Department. This scholarship in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics is to be administered by the Department of Chemistry. Eligibility criteria: these scholarships are available to first-generation undergraduate or graduate students in the Chemistry Department having studied at CSUF at least one semester, maintained a 3.0 GPA or above, and with demonstrated financial need. Students graduating in the semester when the award is made are not eligible.

This scholarship would be awarded to an undergraduate or graduate student in the Chemistry Department. This scholarship in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics is to be administered by the Department of Chemistry. Eligibility criteria: these scholarships are available to first-generation undergraduate or graduate students in the Chemistry Department having studied at CSUF at least one semester, maintained a 3.0 GPA or above, and with demonstrated financial need. Students graduating in the semester when the award is made are not eligible. (Distribution)

To advance the mission of the Department of Philosophy to promote theintellectual development of students that results in their life-longcommitment to continued learning and intellectual growth. Provides funds toimprove the educational mission of the philosophy program, especially themajor, the continued enhancement of classroom teaching, the professionaldevelopment of Philosophy faculty, and increased student opportunities foraccess to high quality instruction in Philosophy.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS

To advance the mission of the Department of Philosophy to promote theintellectual development of students that results in theirlife-long commitment to continued learning and intellectual growth. Providesfunds to improve the educational mission of the philosophy program, especiallythe major, the continued enhancement of classroom teaching, the professionaldevelopment of Philosophy faculty, and increased student opportunities foraccess to high quality instruction in Philosophy.FUND: 08 -ENDOWMEN

To provide support for travel related to research data collection and/orconference presentations in an area of Dr. Emery’s interests. Open to new andcontinuing Sociology major students who are pursuing a degree in thediscipline.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To recognize continuing junior or senior UG students with at least one yearremaining before graduation who are enrolled in the Cellular & DevelopmentalBiology Concentration or Molecular Biology & Biotechnology Concentration, orcontinuing graduate students working in cellular or molecular biology.

To recognize continuing junior or senior UG students with at least one yearremaining before graduation who are enrolled in the Cellular & DevelopmentalBiology Concentration or Molecular Biology & Biotechnology Concentration, orcontinuing graduate students working in cellular or molecular biology.

Earnings from this endowment provide financial assistance for players participating in the baseball program, with preference given to those studying in the College of Health and Human Development. Award will meet all NCAA compliance requirements. Restricted to student-athletes already receiving institutional athletics scholarship aid.

To support student and faculty research on North Korea and the reunificationissue. Funds will be split between a faculty member and a student(s). If nostudent is found that year, funds will support the faculty member’s research.

This scholarship is open to new and continuing students who are enrolled in theMasters of Mathematics - teaching option program.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

The fund will be used to award a scholarship to a student who is majoring in history with a demonstrated interest in U.S. history. More specifically funds will be used towards university program costs including tuition, fees, books, research and other educational related expenses such as conference attendance, professional association memberships, travel costs, etc.

The fund will be used to award a scholarship to a student who is majoring in history with a demonstrated interest in U.S. history.  More specifically funds will be used towards university program costs including tuition, fees, books, research and other educational related expenses such as conference attendance, professional association memberships, travel costs, etc.

Need to be a student assistant or volunteer at CREAL. Need to be accepted to present research conducted by CREAL at the conference and/or act as a representative for CREAL. Need to share conference experience with peers at the center.

To support undergraduate and graduate history students in pursuing innovativescholarly activities, experiential learning opportunities and/or independentresearch toward the completion of a project or degree. Annual distributionsshall be managed by the History Department Chair and Dean of HSS. Fellowship tobe awarded either fall or spring until the endowment distribution is sufficientto award in both semesters.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To support undergraduate and graduate history students in pursuing innovativescholarly activities, experiential learning opportunities and/or independentresearch toward the completion of a project or degree. Annual distributionsshall be managed by the History Department Chair and Dean of HSS. Fellowship tobe awarded either fall or spring until the endowment distribution is sufficientto award in both semesters.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To support the operations & continuity of work related to the Twin Studies Center at Cal State Fullerton. This may include funding for faculty stipends, symposia, student research stipends, student scholarships, & dissemination of research findings. The fund may also be used for events designed to enhance the public's awareness of the unique biological & psychological aspects of twinning & their vital significance. Additionally, the fund will support the preservation of materials related to twins & twin research.

To support the operations & continuity of work related to the Twin Studies Center at Cal State Fullerton. This may include funding for faculty stipends, symposia, student research stipends, student scholarships, & dissemination of research findings. The fund may also be used for events designed to enhance the public's awareness of the unique biological & psychological aspects of twinning & their vital significance. Additionally, the fund will support the preservation of materials related to twins & twin research. (Distribution)

To support continuing students in the Department of Civil and EnvironmentalEngineering who are committed to entering a career in civil and environmentalengineering.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

The proceeds will be used to support the College of Engineering and Computer Science ("ECS") in support of the Dr. Samuel Hensley Cortez Endowment Fund to fund scholarships for transfer students, with a preference for those who have transferred from Fullerton College. The following criteria is to be used when selecting student scholarship recipients: Dr. Samuel Hensley Cortez Endowment Fund Established by: Dr. Douglas H. Cortez established this endowment to honor his father, Dr. Samuel Hensley Cortez, who devoted his life to higher education, teaching science and engineering, and serving as Dean of Fullerton College. The purpose of the Fund is to support Fullerton College students transferring to CSUF College of Engineering and Computer Science with demonstrated academic achievement, committed to a career in engineering or computer sciences The Donor was born in Fullerton, attended Fullerton College. He transferred to UC Berkeley where he earned his BS in Chemical Engineering in 1964 and then transferred to MIT where he earned his SM and ScD degrees in 1966-1969. He returned to California and worked as an executive in the energy, technology, engineering, and construction industries and as a consultant to many private companies and environmental non-profit organizations. His father, Dr. Samuel Hensley Cortez graduated from community college in Utah, earned his PhD in Physics and joined Fullerton College as a physics professor. He later became the Dean at Fullerton College and, during WW2, served in the US Navy as a Lt. Commander managing Naval training schools. After the War, he returned to Fullerton College faculty. Open to: This scholarship is open only to transfers continuing full-time ECS majors with a preference for those who have transferred from Fullerton College and enrolled in the College of ECS with a minimum of 48 units. Criteria: 3.0 GPA Scholastic achievement, US Citizen. For each installment received, $7,000 will added to the Foundation endowment pool and be designated and recorded and credited to the Fund endowment account. Donor is aware the gift and the use of funds must comply with current policy and administrative guidelines of the University. (Distribution)

The proceeds will be used to support the College of Engineering and Computer Science ("ECS") in support of the Dr. Samuel Hensley Cortez Endowment Fund to fund scholarships for transfer students, with a preference for those who have transferred from Fullerton College. The following criteria is to be used when selecting student scholarship recipients: Dr. Samuel Hensley Cortez Endowment Fund Established by: Dr. Douglas H. Cortez established this endowment to honor his father, Dr. Samuel Hensley Cortez, who devoted his life to higher education, teaching science and engineering, and serving as Dean of Fullerton College. The purpose of the Fund is to support Fullerton College students transferring to CSUF College of Engineering and Computer Science with demonstrated academic achievement, committed to a career in engineering or computer sciences The Donor was born in Fullerton, attended Fullerton College. He transferred to UC Berkeley where he earned his BS in Chemical Engineering in 1964 and then transferred to MIT where he earned his SM and ScD degrees in 1966-1969. He returned to California and worked as an executive in the energy, technology, engineering, and construction industries and as a consultant to many private companies and environmental non-profit organizations. His father, Dr. Samuel Hensley Cortez graduated from community college in Utah, earned his PhD in Physics and joined Fullerton College as a physics professor. He later became the Dean at Fullerton College and, during WW2, served in the US Navy as a Lt. Commander managing Naval training schools. After the War, he returned to Fullerton College faculty. Open to: This scholarship is open only to transfers continuing full-time ECS majors with a preference for those who have transferred from Fullerton College and enrolled in the College of ECS with a minimum of 48 units. Criteria: 3.0 GPA Scholastic achievement, US Citizen. For each installment received, $7,000 will added to the Foundation endowment pool and be designated and recorded and credited to the Fund endowment account. Donor is aware the gift and the use of funds must comply with current policy and administrative guidelines of the University.

The endowment scholarship account honoring Dr. Sunil Singhania, son of Dr. Ram and Aruna Singhania. Preference is to support graduate students, scholarships may also be awarded to undergraduates at the discretion of the ISDS chair, scholarship committee, and Dean. The endowment is intended to fund at least three scholarships annually, with the potential for more depending on distribution performance.

The endowment scholarship account honoring Dr. Sunil Singhania, son of Dr. Ram and Aruna Singhania. Preference is to support graduate students, scholarships may also be awarded to undergraduates at the discretion of the ISDS chair, scholarship committee, and Dean. The endowment is intended to fund at least three scholarships annually, with the potential for more depending on distribution performance. (Dist.)

For use by the Economics Department at the discretion of theauthorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Funds to be used for ECS Construction Collaborative programming and activities supported by the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.

purpose: funds to enhance cross-disciplinary Cyber Security activity in ECS,host an annual Cyber Security Forum/Day, and expose students to the principlesand practices of cyber security and contemporary cyber warfare.

To support faculty and student promotions and coordination in the program. Tosupply prizes and awards for the GE Challenge and to support student projects.

This scholarship is open to all CSUF students who are participating in the Cal State DC Scholars Program with a goal of pursuing an international relations or international business-related internship.

This scholarship is open to all CSUF students who are participating in the Cal State DC Scholars Program with a goal of pursuing an international relations or international business-related internship. (Distribution)

To encourage creative professional activity by undergraduate physics majorsthrough the requirement that each competing student plan and carry out aCreativity Project

Earnings from this endowment provide maintenance support for El Dorado Ranch, the official residence of the University President

To provide scholarship funds to an incoming or continuing full-time School ofMusic major, pursuing a concentration in Jazz and Commercial Music Studies.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To provide general operating support for the program, including studentresearch, and conference expenses, program workshop expenses, travel costs,etc.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Earnings from this endowment support scholarships given each academic year to students admitted to or enrolled in the Multiple Subject Credential Program or the M.S. in Education: Elementary Curriculum and Instruction at California State University, Fullerton.

Earnings from this endowment provide a monetary award given each academic year to a candidate for the M.S. in Education at California State University, Fullerton who has written an outstanding project or thesis related to mathematics education in elementary or middle school.

For use by the English Department at the discretion of the authorized accountsigners

For use by the English Department to provide an honorarium or stipend forvisiting professors for a Visiting Writer in Residence (Fiction, CreativeNon-Fiction, Poetry, or Screenwriting/Playwriting) Program.

Earning from this endowment provide scholarships to graduate students in the Department of Educational Leadership to memorialize Ernest G. Lake and his interest in educational leadership.

The purpose of the Ernie Sweet '77 Endowed Scholarship for Theatre Lighting Design and Production will be to provide scholarships for any new and returning undergraduate or graduate students. Preference will be given to students who are in good academic standing and show potential for success as lighting technicians or lighting designers. Students studying Design and Technical Production will be considered if there are no qualified applicants from the area of lighting.

The purpose of the Ernie Sweet '77 Endowed Scholarship for Theatre Lighting Design and Production will be to provide scholarships for any new and returning undergraduate or graduate students. Preference will be given to students who are in good academic standing and show potential for success as lighting technicians or lighting designers. Students studying Design and Technical Production will be considered if there are no qualified applicants from the area of lighting. (Dist)

Funds to be used to support the Executive Council’s Summer Wine Mixer event atthe discretion of the authorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Created by College of Education alumna Kay Krausman to support students in the College of Education credential or graduate degree programs, preferably, but not limited to, those with an emphasis in math or science.

Proceeds will be used to establish the Family Business Executive EducationEndowment. this gift will also provide naming rights to establish the MichaelTrueblood Center Director's Office.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

This scholarship is open to new and continuing students pursuing a M.A. in Mathematics, Teaching Option or the M.S. in Computational and Applied Mathematics Program, who are currently teaching at, previously taught at, or intend to teach at the secondary or post-secondary School level.

This scholarship is open to new and continuing students pursuing a M.A. in Mathematics, Teaching Option or the M.S. in Computational and Applied Mathematics Program, who are currently teaching at, previously taught at, or intend to teach at the secondary or post-secondary School level.

This scholarship is open to graduate students pursuing either a MS in Gerontology or a MS in Kinesiology (specializing in Gerokinesiology). Additionally, this scholarship is open to all undergraduate students minoring in Aging Studies or Aging Science, regardless of major, and/or Kinesiology majors who have declared the Gerokinesiology concentration. Preference given to students who seek to become direct care practitioners, primary or ancillary, with the senior population.

This scholarship is open to graduate students pursuing either a MS in Gerontology or a MS in Kinesiology (specializing in Gerokinesiology). Additionally, this scholarship is open to all undergraduate students minoring in Aging Studies or Aging Science, regardless of major, and/or Kinesiology majors who have declared the Gerokinesiology concentration. Preference given to students who seek to become direct care practitioners, primary or ancillary, with the senior population.

For use by the Finance Department at the discretion of the authorized accountsignersFUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Spending only to be used to purchase financial software and databasesthat facilitate Finance Department’s faculty research efforts at the discretionof the authorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

The College of Communications First Amendment Fund will support students andfaculty in activities, events, and research related to the First Amendment'sfive freedoms: religion, speech, press, assembly and petition. These mayinclude student-run media, debate and forensics team, civil dialogue circles,and other activities that benefit the College, the campus, and the community.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

purpose: Funds provided by Bank of America Foundation to develop a studentprogram for instruction on business etiquetteFUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To restore and support the full classical guitar program at CSUF i.e. fundingthe full curriculum and allowing as many as approximately 30 guitar majors atany one time. Expenditures will be made at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers.

Will support new or continuing full-time Mechanical Engineering majors whopursue their education in the College of ECS with purpose, creativity, andpassion to create opportunities for themselves and others. Will also supportnew or continuing full-time College of ECS majors who pursue their education,creativity, and passion to create opportunities for themselves and others.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

For use by the Main Art Gallery for exhibition support at the discretion of theauthorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

This account was created to provide financial support to continuing full-time undergraduate student(s) majoring in any degree program in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.

Scholarship to be awarded based on outstanding performance as an editor or as astaff reporter on the Daily Titan campus student newspaper. Open to junior orsenior communication majors with at least one semester enrollment remaining atCal State Fullerton.

To provide scholarships for ECS students (primary mechanical engineering) withinterest in manufacturing and machining.

For use by the Philosophy Department at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

For use by the Geology Department at the discretion of the authorized accountsigners.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To provide funds for geology students to support direct costs associated withresearch for their undergraduate thesis. Students will apply to the fundthrough their faculty mentor to a faculty committee for consideration.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To support undergraduate students (minors or majors) or graduate students inthe Geology/Earth Sciences with a scholarship to support their internationaltravel (study abroad).FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To provide funds for any purpose consistent with the objectives of the Program,including but not limited to faculty and student research, travel to prof.conferences, honorariums for speakers, stipends for visiting professors,literature and research material for use of faculty and students, and other

Earnings from this endowment support the activities of the Gianneschi Center for Non-Profit Sector Research. Costs may include but are not limited to town hall meetings, research grants to University faculty and/or students for projects related to the non-profit sector, and direct work with non-profit organizations.

Earnings from this endowment provide an award to a student who has completed his/her junior year at CSUF and who has demonstrated academic achievement and financial need

For major gifts directed to support equipment purchases, space improvements andoperations expenses to upgrade the glass program in the Visual Arts Dept.

For use by the Center for International Business Studies at thediscretion of the authorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To be used to support the development and expansion of the Greece study abroadprogram and provide scholarship funding to the students.

Earnings from this endowment provide scholarships for student members of the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Councils’ affiliated organizations

To be used for Greek Week activities at the discretion of the authorized account signers. Proceeds from Greek Week benefit philanthropic programs.

The Greg Wright Fellowship will support undergraduate student researchers in the Department of Biological Sciences

To endow a Student-Faculty Research and Creativity Activity Fund for studentsand faculty to work on collaborative research and creative activities.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT09/29/21: name change from Gregory, Cheryl and Kathryn Wirzbicki Endowment toGregory, Cheryl and Kathryn Wirzbicki English Department Endowment

To endow a student-faculty research and creativity activity fund for studentsand faculty to work on collaborative research and creative activities.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM09/29/21: name change from Gregory, Cheryl and Kathryn Wirzbicki Endowment toGregory, Cheryl and Kathryn Wirzbicki English Department Endowment Distribution

For use towards scholarships that cover expenses including tuition, fees, housing, supplies, and other expenses related to the educational needs of participants of the Guardian Scholars Program

The annual proceeds from the endowment will be designated as scholarship fundsfor one or more clarinet students, and will be awarded through facultynomination. the scholarship is open to incoming or continuing School of Musicstudents whose principal instrument is the clarinet. Candidate must be in goodacademic standing. Should a candidate not be identified who meets the statedcriteria in any given year, the annual distribution may be held fordistribution in a future year.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

Fund scholarship in the School of Music for students majoring in Cello Studies. Eligible for 5% match. This scholarship will support scholarship and/or summer travel related to Cello Studies and performance.

The proceeds will be used to support the Fullerton Arboretum in support of the Harry L Norman Endowment that will provide sustaining support for the ongoing maintenance of the Coastal Chaparral Collection, as determined by the Director of the Arboretum. As the endowment grows funds can be used for other areas of maintenance.

Supporting development of program and students participating in the HealthCareer Opportunity Program (i.e. research, supplies, meeting costs, outreach,etc.).FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

The funds donated to the HEPP program will contribute to staff support for the program and will enable several events the HEPP program offers students that are interested in jobs/professions in healthcare or behavioral healthcare and the educational pathways that will prepare them for those fields. One such event is the, Professions and Majors in Healthcare Fair. Other events include panels of working professionals for Thrive program students within the HEPP program.

to support development of program/students and faculty in the Health PromotionResearch Institute (i.e. research, supplies, meeting costs, outreach, etc.).FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

The Helen Wu Chang Memorial Scholarship will support first-generation undergraduate students of any major who have studied at CSUF for at least one semester, maintain a 3.0 GPA, and have demonstrated financial need. Graduating seniors are not eligible. Administered by the College of NSM.

The Helen Wu Chang Memorial Scholarship will support first-generation undergraduate students of any major who have studied at CSUF for at least one semester, maintain a 3.0 GPA, and have demonstrated financial need. Graduating seniors are not eligible. Administered by the College of NSM. Endowment distribution account.

To provide awards to first time Hispanic freshman scholars who demonstrate strong academic skills and achievements, service to school and home communities, and strength of character, and also possessing integrity, initiative, responsibility, self-discipline.

For use by the History Department at the discretion of the authorized accountsigners

The purpose of this fund is to acknowledge and recognize staff in the College of HSS who exemplify the values of the college. The award recipient(s) will be selected based on their outstanding performance, dedication and reliability, exemplary customer service, innovation and problem-solving, and teamwork/collaboration.

To fund travel, conference attendance, and other related programmatic costs forstudents of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences and/or other relatedpurposes designated by account signatories.

For use by the Human Services Department at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers .FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Illustration and Sequential Arts Club, or ISAC, is a community of artists and art lovers organizing to facilitate and celebrate the creation of many varieties of illustration at Cal State Fullerton, including but not limited to: printmaking, comics, zines, and more.

To support the general operations of IBII including all institutional related:staff (director, student assistants, faculty fellow, writer in residence,etc.). programming (symposiums, conferences, events, etc.). publications,faculty and student research, honorariums, travel & gen supplies, equipment,printing, etc.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To support the general operations of the Institute of Black Intellectual Innovation, including institutional staff (director, student assistants, faculty fellow, writer in residence, etc.), institutional programming (symposiums, conferences, events, etc) publications, faculty and student research, honorarium, institute related travel, and general equipment, supplies, printing, etc.

The purpose of the account is to support the research efforts of Dr. Yu Bai andthe Intelligent Computing Lab.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Endowment-Scholarships for students enrolled in the University's School of Accountancy. Additional criteria to be utilized by the University in determination of the recipients include Scholastic Achievement (minimum 3. GPA), demonstrated financial need, and campus/community leadership or engagement. Individuals who have initiated their careers in accounting, whether through employment or internship are preferred.

Scholarships for students enrolled in the University's School of Accountancy. Additional criteria to be utilized by the University in determination of the recipients include Scholastic Achievement (minimum 3. GPA), demonstrated financial need, and campus/community leadership or engagement. Individuals who have initiated their careers in accounting, whether through employment or internship are preferred.

PURPOSE: Established an award in memory of Iran Navaie that recognizes studentswho have engaged in community service and have shown academic achievement

For faculty awards, professional development, and research support. thedepartment will annually select faculty members who demonstrate excellence inteaching and service for the Irene L. Lange Marketing Department Faculty Award.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

For faculty awards, professional development, and research support. thedepartment will annually select faculty members who demonstrate excellence inteaching and service for the Irene L. Lange Marketing Department Faculty Award.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To provide for an annual $250 award for the best paper written by an AmericanStudies graduate student during the preceding year.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To support the James Friel Family Award Endowment in the Department of Mathematics in the College of Natural Sciences. The James Friel Family Award Endowment goal is to provide a minimum of $1,000 to a Math student who is studying Probability Statistics in the broadest definition and/or Actuarial Science.

To support the James Friel Family Award Endowment in the Department of Mathematics in the College of Natural Sciences. The James Friel Family Award Endowment goal is to provide a minimum of $1,000 to a Math student who is studying Probability Statistics in the broadest definition and/or Actuarial Science.

For use by the Human Communication Studies department for conflict resolutiontraining

To distribute an annual award of $1, to an undergraduate student with financial need majoring in Communication Studies who participates in the CSUF Forensics Program.

10/28/21: REINVEST $50% OF EARNING DISTRIBUTION FOR 40312/40342performance with a concentration in oboe or bassoon, or a Master of Musicperformance with a concentration in oboe or bassoon, in the School of Music.Scholarship amount and limitations outlined in gift agreement.REINVEST $50% OF EARNING DISTRIBUTION FOR 40312/40342FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

Scholarship for incoming or continuing students pursuing a Bachelor of Musicperformance with a concentration in oboe or bassoon, or a Master of Musicperformance with a concentration in oboe or bassoon, in the School of Music.Scholarship amount and limitations outlined in gift agreement.10/28/21: REINVEST $50% OF EARNING DISTRIBUTION FOR 40312/40342FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

Established to honor Jewel Plummer Cobb, former President of Cal State Fullerton, earnings from this endowment provide scholarships for undergraduate students majoring in biological science

To provide funds to meet the greatest need for Jewish Studies as determined bythe department chair in consultation with our Jewish Studies scholar. Thiswould include, but not be limited to, support of the scholarly activities ofthe department's Jewish scholar (including travel to conferences), release time(for the hiring of part time faculty to cover courses normally taught by theJewish scholar), guest speakers in Jewish Studies, or journals or books inJewish Studies for the library.

Purpose and Use of Gift Proceeds: The proceeds will be used to support the School of Music in support of the Jim and Jamie Self Scholarship for Tuba. An amount of $25,000 will be designated as a spend down scholarship account. This scholarship will distribute $1,000 a year for 25 years to eligible scholarship recipients. Eligible recipients of this scholarship must be continuing students in good academic standing at the University who are studying tuba. Seniors may be eligible if they are continuing on as master's students in tuba at the University. Incoming students are not eligible. Annual recipients will be selected by the Tuba Faculty in the School of Music. Donor is aware the gift and the use of funds must comply with current policy and administrative guidelines of the University.

This scholarship fund was created in memory of English Department facultymember, Joan Greenwood. The fund will support new and continuing studentspursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees in English or ComparativeLiterature.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

This scholarship fund was created in memory of English Department facultymember, Joan Greenwood. The fund will support new and continuing studentspursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees in English or ComparativeLiterature.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To fund the John and Mary Bilello Innovation Scholarship to support outstanding ECS students who demonstrate academic commitment and engage in ECS co-curricular opportunities. Open to: Continuing full-time undergraduate students in programs within the College of Engineering &amp; Computer Science.

To provide two annual scholarships of not less than $1000 annually tocontinuing full-time Computer Science majors with a minimum 2.5 GPA. Thesescholarships will be awarded based on scholastic achievement and financialneed.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To provide annually (1) a scholarship to a Geological Sciences student whoshows promise in upcoming Geology Field Camp and (2) an award to a GeologicalSciences student with outstanding performance in prior year’s Geology FieldCamp.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To provide annually (1) a scholarship to a Geological Sciences student whoshows promise in upcoming Geology Field Camp and (2) an award to a GeologicalSciences student with outstanding performance in prior year’s Geology FieldCamp.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

This account will support teaching and research activities associated withEngineering Geology and Hydrogeology. Funds may be used for student andfaculty travel (for scientific meetings and/or field work), field andlaboratory supplies and equipment, teaching and research software, upgradingand repairing existing equipment, student/faculty stipends/scholarships forresearch and publication costs.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To provide a $1000 scholarship to encourage and support a student who isenrolled in the Single Subject English Credential program at CSUF anddemonstrates exceptional promise as a future English teacher. Funds can be usedto purchase and inscribe plaques as necessary to commemorate the award.

The proceeds will be used to support the Johnny Carson Endowed Fund for Jazz in the College of the Arts Jazz Studies and Commercial Music program. The purpose of the Johnny Carson Endowed Fund for Jazz is to provide necessary scholarship support and funding for jazz studies curricular-related activities.

The proceeds will be used to support the Johnny Carson Endowed Fund for Jazz in the College of the Arts Jazz Studies and Commercial Music program. The purpose of the Johnny Carson Endowed Fund for Jazz is to provide necessary scholarship support and funding for jazz studies curricular-related activities. (Dist.)

This scholarship is open to full-time continuing upper-division or graduatestudents pursuing topics related to California history or museumstudies/exhibition/design. Preference will be given to those interested in thestudy and exhibition of local history, defined as topics relating to theimmediate campus, Orange County and surrounding areas, or of persons andinstitutions in these areas engaging in activities that promote, conserve,and/or exhibit such history.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

This scholarship is open to full-time continuing upper-division or graduatestudents pursuing topics related to California history or museumstudies/exhibition/design. Preference will be given to those interested in thestudy and exhibition of local history, defined as topics relating to theimmediate campus, Orange County and surrounding areas, or of persons andinstitutions in these areas engaging in activities that promote, conserve,and/or exhibit such history.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

Provide annual funding for support materials, travel, equipment andmiscellaneous needs of the journalism concentration in the CommunicationDepartment

Provide annual funding for support materials, travel, equipment andmiscellaneous needs of the journalism concentration in the CommunicationDepartment

To honor the memory of Professor Julian F. S. Foster by awarding a scholarshipeach year to a student majoring in Political Science and recipient of theJulian Foster Award for Best Student in Political Science.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

For a CSUF junior holding a minimum 3.0 GPA, taking a PortfolioManagement Course concurrently, and demonstrates excellence in developing afinancial portfolio.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To provide one or more scholarships to qualified students in the Division ofPolitics, Administration, and Justice in the College of HSS based on criteria:PAJ major or minor, demonstrated financial need, will be studying abroad in aEuropean Country, minimum 2.0 GPA.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To provide one or more scholarships to qualified students in the Division ofPolitics, Administration, and Justice in the College of HSS based on criteria:PAJ major or minor, demonstrated financial need, will be studying abroad in aEuropean Country, minimum 2.0 GPA.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

The annual proceeds from the endowment will be designated as scholarship fundsfor one or more clarinet students, and will be awarded through facultynomination. the scholarship is open to incoming or continuing School of Musicstudents whose principal instrument is the clarinet. Candidate must be in goodacademic standing. Should a candidate not be identified who meets the statedcriteria in any given year, the annual distribution may be held fordistribution in a future year.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHI

Scholarships support for a second-year master’s student in either AppliedMathematics or Teaching who plans on teaching Math. The award should be basedon need, but the selection committee should also place emphasis on goodacademics.

PURPOSE: To support the College of the Arts. Expenditures to be used tofurther the College's mission including but not limited to studentscholarships, faculty support, and programmatic initiatives.

PURPOSE: To support the College of the Arts. Expenditures to be used tofurther the College's mission including but not limited to studentscholarships, faculty support, and programmatic initiatives.

To provide an award to a softball player based on athletic performance, promise, academic excellence, or financial need at the discretion of the head coach, sports supervisor, or athletic director. (Distribution)

To provide scholarship support to graduate students in kinesiology who arepursuing a career in performance enhancement and sports psychology.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To provide scholarship support to graduate students in kinesiology who are pursuing a career in performance enhancement and sports psychology.

The purpose of the Kenneth W. Guchereau Scholarship Endowment account is to provide annual scholarships to students within the entrepreneurship concentration within the College of Business and Economics. The scholarship is to support either junior or senior students (with at least one semester remaining). Additional scholarship criteria can be found on the scholarship portal.

The purpose of the Kenneth W. Guchereau Scholarship Endowment account is to provide annual scholarships to students within the entrepreneurship concentration within the College of Business and Economics. The scholarship is to support either junior or senior students (with at least one semester remaining). Additional scholarship criteria can be found on the scholarship portal. (Dist.)

This program will serve students from low income backgrounds and most importantly, first generation college families. Kids to College integrates college prep into the curriculum of math and science. Using a career focused approach provides students with a platform to learn in an applicable way how skills in academic subjects are directly connected to college majors and career opportunities.

PURPOSE: For use by the Kinesiology Department at the discretion of theauthorized account signers

PURPOSE: To provide scholarship program support in the division of Kinesiologyand Health Promotion including scholarships, ceremonies, advertising andtravel. ACCT: 80440

PURPOSE: To provide scholarship program support in the division of Kinesiologyand Health Promotion including scholarships, ceremonies, advertising andtravel. ENDOWMENT 80410

To train young Cuban journalist in modern professional journalistic techniques,digital journalism, and the use of mobile and social media.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To award the KPMG Accounting Faculty Fellowship to the Department ofAccounting faculty at the discretion of the authorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To recognize Biology UD (Junior, 60+ units) UG or Grad students who areplanning a career that will utilize theoretical or practical applications ofimmunology.

To support students that have overcome any challenges in their lives and have shown commitment to furthering their education, working towards achieving their career goals and making meaningful change in their community.

For use by the Latin American Studies Department at the discretion of theauthorized account signers

Latino Journalists of Cal State Fullerton, a proud chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ), is dedicated to uplifting Latino voices in the news media. Through networking opportunities, panels with industry professionals, and hands-on workshops, we equip our members with the skills and connections they need to thrive in the ever-evolving world of journalism. We are committed to building a strong pipeline of talented Latino journalists who will shape the stories that matter.

To support MPA (MA in public administration) students interning in the publicor private sector who must forgo other earned income while they receive theexperience of a public sector internship.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To provide funds for exhibitions, artists in residence, fellowships and visualarts scholarships . The endowment is to be funded with the proceeds of a lifeinsurance policy owned by the Foundation. The endowment will be managed byCSFPF until the policy is fulfilled. During this period, the distributionaccount can be used for the administration and payment of the annual premium,

To provide funds for exhibitions, artists in residence, fellowships and visualarts scholarships . The endowment is to be funded with the proceeds of a lifeinsurance policy owned by the Foundation. The endowment will be managed byCSFPF until the policy is fulfilled. During this period, the distributionaccount can be used for the administration and payment of the annual premium,

Purpose: To establish the Morningside Leeann Blaisdell-Hartsfield Scholarship Endowment. Endowment distributions will provide annual funding for the Morningside Leeann Blaisdell-Hartsfield Scholarship to support two annual scholarships based on need, a required minimum 2.5 GPA, and preference given to working students and students employed by Morningside or Park Vista senior residences.

To provide an annual award in the amount of $1000 to a qualified faculty withinthe History Department in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences basedon the criteria below: -Faculty must be tenured and employed at CaliforniaState University, Fullerton. -Preference is given to support new projects thatwould lead to publication.

For use by the Liberal Studies Department at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

At the time the acct/award reaches $1000, a panel of at least three tenured ortenure-track faculty members will be elected by the dept. The dept. panel willaward $1000 to a tenured liberal studies faculty member for scholarlypublication in a peer reviewed journal (or chapter in a scholarly book) duringthe previous two years. Awards shall only be given once for any particularpiece of published scholarship.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

The library employs over fifty (5) students every academic year. Giving to the Student Assistantship Fund has a double benefit. At the same time you are helping students with on-campus employment you are also providing vital staffing for the library.

To provide scholarship support to undergraduate students at Cal State Fullerton enrolled in a major, minor, or certificate program within the Department of Modern Languages and Literature. In order to qualify, applicants must declare the major, minor, or certificate as a degree objective and have successfully completed at least one upper-division course in the program.

To award scholarships to deserving School of Risk Management and Insurancestudents. (Criteria still being developed and will be amended later.)FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

Established in memory of Lorenz and Ruth Graham by their daughter, Dr. Ruth Graham Siegrist, Associate Professor Emeritus, Reading Department. Dr. Lorenz Graham’s award winning works helped lay the foundation for contemporary African American children’s literature. Funds provide support for new or continuing students in the college.

The purpose of the Louise Phelps Shamblen Endowed Scholarship for Visual Arts will be to provide scholarships for any Visual Arts student in good academic standing with preference given to one whose academic interests include watercolor painting or jewelry making.

To provide a single scholarship to a senior Mechanical Engineering majorenrolled in the Mechanical Engineering Capstone Project Design Class or aClinics Project Class.

Open to all undergraduate students who are freshman or sophomore standing with a minimum GPA of 2.5. Students majoring in Psychology (College of HSS), Biology, Geology (College of NSM) or Pre-Business (CBE) are eligible. There is a preference for a first-generation student.

Open to all undergraduate students who are freshman or sophomore standing with a minimum GPA of 2.5. Students majoring in Psychology (College of HSS), Biology, Geology (College of NSM) or Pre-Business (CBE) are eligible. There is a preference for a first-generation student. (Distribution)

For use by Center for Oral and Public History at the discretion of theauthorized account signers.

Makerspace operational. This will allow for supplies and any other tasks that might be funded from this account.

For use by the Management Department at the discretion of theauthorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

purpose: Donation from the Parker Hannifin Foundation to purchase computersoftware, books, equipment, and travel in support of Production and InventoryControl Courses at the discretion of the authorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To support undergraduate students who have demonstrated outstanding academicperformance in the Entertainment & Hospitality Management Program.FUND: 07 - SCHOLASHIP

To provide an award to a declared Geology major with a 2.5 GPA or better withfinancial need and service to Geology Department or University on an annualbasis.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To provide assistance to worthy nursing or pre-health science students. Fundsmay also be used in efforts to generate more nursing students at the discretionof the authorized account signers.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

The Marilyn A. Brown scholarship is awarded to a graduate student conducting research in the general areas of paleontology or stratigraphy, and having an expressed or demonstrated interest in teaching or educational outreach. (Distribution)

The Marilyn A. Brown scholarship is awarded to a graduate student conducting research in the general areas of paleontology or stratigraphy, and having an expressed or demonstrated interest in teaching or educational outreach.

Dist. acct 40050to provide financial support on an annual basis to fund a visiting professionalartist or group in one of the following areas: theatre, dance or music. Pleasesee signed gift agreement for full detail.

The purpose of the Marvel Brock Scholarship will be to provide financial assistance to parents, age 25 and over, who are attending CSUF full-time who plan to enter one of the helping professions (e.g. teaching, health care, or social work) and who are eligible for need-based financial aid through the WoMen’s and Adult Reentry Center at Cal State Fullerton.

Ursula Bohen, daughter of Mary Kay Crouch, requested that memorial donations bedirected to English. Fund is being established to track those donations anddetermine a specific purpose with an additional gift from Ursula expected.To provide a scholarship or award to graduate students pursuing a Master'sdegree in English.

For use by the Math Department at the discretion of the authorized accountsigners

Funds to develop the Maxwell Center for International Communications and Mediaat the discretion of the authorized account signers. Funding will alsoprovide assigned time for a director and an additional person to help build thecenter. The center must find a way to sustain itself through workshops,conferences, external foundations, etc.

An account to track CAP program dollars and making sure all transfers for eachbenefit (event, scholarship or job fair) gets paid to the correct partner.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

PURPOSE: To fund the Althea B. McLaren Award for the Arts in Child Development;Robert B. McLaren Award in Children’s Moral Development; maintenance andenhancement of the Althea McLaren Conference Room in the Education ClassroomBuilding

Donor intends for this account to eventually be endowed at $25,000. Noexpenditures will be allowed from this account until this fund becomes endowed. When the balance reaches $25,000, funds will be transferred to a correspondingendowment account and this scholarship account will become the distributionaccount. At the time the fund is fully endowed, a new account information formwill be completed.

For use by the College of Business and Economics for the MidyearEconomic Forecast event at the discretion of the authorized account signers.Proceeds from the event provide general scholarship support for theCollege of Business and Economics.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

In accordance with the Mihaylo "Naming and Recognition Resolution andAgreement," the first faculty support donation of $1,000,000 will be used asstart up funds; the remaining donations will be allocated to the FacultySupport Endowment. All faculty support is at the discretion of the MCBE Dean.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

In accordance with the Mihaylo "Naming and Recognition Resolution andAgreement," the first donation of $200,000 for opportunity initiatives will beused as start up funds; the remaining donations will be allocated to theOpportunity Initiatives Endowment. All opportunity initiatives are at thediscretion of the MCBE Dean.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

In accordance with the Mihaylo "Naming and Recognition Resolution andAgreement," the first program support donation of $700,000 will be used asstart up funds; the remaining donations will be allocated to the ProgramSupport Endowment. All program support is at the discretion of the MCBE Dean.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

In accordance with the Mihaylo "Naming and Recognition Resolution andAgreement," the first scholarship donation of $100,000 will be used as start upfunds; the remaining scholarship donations will be allocated to the ScholarshipEndowment. All scholarship criteria and awards are at the discretion of theMCBE Dean.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

Scholarships for students enrolled in business degree programs at CBE withdemonstrated interest in women’s leadership and gender equity.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

to provide scholarship support for a student completing a BFA or graduatedegree in the Entertainment Art/Animation or Illustration concentrations, to beused for tuition and related education expenses. Scholarship amount to be aminimum of $500.00.

Created in memory of Miles D. McCarthy, former President of Cal State Fullerton, the earnings from this endowment provide a scholarship to an outstanding student graduating in a pre-health profession

Provides funds for Military Science scholarships and costs related to recognition (such as scholarship banquet, award plaques, etc)

To provide funds up to $5000 to one or more outstanding undergraduate orgraduate students, with primary consideration to students of the SculptureProgram, secondary consideration to students of the Department of Visual Artsand tertiary consideration to students of the College of the Arts.

To recognize students who have demonstrated success in the classroom, service in their community, campus involvement and financial need.Note: The goal is to raise $25, for an endowed scholarship. Initial deposits will go to the distribution account. If funding does not reach the $25K goal, a plan will be developed to spend the monies down to zero.

To support the activities of Moot Court at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers

The MPA Alumni scholarship fund was established by a gift from Claudia Keller,a 2017 graduate of the Master of Public Administration program. This award wascreated to help students with financial need complete their undergraduatecoursework as they prepare for a career in public service.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARHSIP

Funds for use towards the Mpimbwe Project conservation and developmentinitiatives.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To support students interested in advanced studies and careers in marinescience.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Scholarship awarding $1000 annually to the graduate student inEconomics who has the highest GPA above 3.75 in the four core courses in theM.A. Economics program.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

This fund provides broad support for digital scholarship, teaching, research,and community building connected to the Digital Humanities initiative at CSUF.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

For special event revenues and expenditures related to the annual Music & Magicspring luncheon hosted by Music Associates.

For use by the Music Associates Program at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers

To provide an award to a student majoring in music who qualifies as a full-timestudent and is taking at least 6 units of music, two of which must be academic.

To fund an annual scholarship for a graduate student enrolled in CSUF’s Masterof Science in Education(Teaching English to Speakers of Other LanguagesProgram) with a GPA of 3.2 or better.

Direct student funding through scholarships, equipment funding, and directcourse funding.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

Funds provide support for activities and programs designed to empower students and their families to create a meaningful educational journey at Cal State Fullerton

Scholarship established to support current CBE students who have demonstratedoutstanding academic performanceFUND: 07 - SCHOLASHIP

To recognize the role faculty pay in supporting undergraduate students and the education they receive in the lab conduction research. Open to Chemistry majors who are continuing sophomores (40 units+) and up.

To recognize the role faculty pay in supporting undergraduate students and the education they receive in the lab conduction research. Open to Chemistry majors who are continuing sophomores (40 units+) and up.

To provide for annual awards to two students based upon the following criteria:Award number 1 - $200.00 - Non-graduating physics major, admitted or enrolledin the undergraduate physics program showing the most promise in an area ofexperimental physics research as selected by the faculty of the PhysicsDepartment. Award number 2 – Major Reference Book (Value - $50.00 to $100.00)- Graduating physics major displaying outstanding research in the area ofexperimental physics as selected by the facul

To support planning and implementation of new nursing pre-licensure programs atthe discretion of the authorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

To support nursing education through the integration of Human PatientSimulation Training at the discretion of the authorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

For undergraduate students to intern in the District Offices for local, stateand federal legislators. Students will have the opportunity to develop anunderstanding of public service, awareness on public policy issues, and improvetheir research, etc.

Purpose: The purpose of this fund is to provide financial support to overall student success programs that are offered by one, a combination of, or all colleges, Irvine Center, Office of First Year Experience, and Tuffy’s Graduation Scholar Program.

For use by the Human Communications department (PI Jon Bruschke) for theOSYouth initiative.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

The scholarship is intended for a full-time, continuing student, undergraduateor credential, and is to be awarded primarily on the basis of financial need toa student who shows great promise as a future vocal/choral music educator

The scholarship is intended for a full-time, continuing student, undergraduateor credential, and is to be awarded primarily on the basis of financial need toa student who shows great promise as a future vocal/choral music educator

The scholarship is open to all First-Generation students who are pursuing an undergraduate degree in Chemistry and/or Biochemistry in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics. The second preference will be given to a student involved in STEM student organizations.

Purpose: Combined memorial funds in support of Patron’s library activity. (Toy Memorial Fund: history collection enhancement, especially naval history; Becker Memorial Fund: popular culture enhancements including Sci-Fi materials; Davis Memorial Music Fund: monographs, sheet music, recordings, etc.

Purpose: Combined memorial funds in support of Patron’s library activity. (Toy Memorial Fund: history collection enhancement, especially naval history; Becker Memorial Fund: popular culture enhancements including Sci-Fi materials; Davis Memorial Music Fund: monographs, sheet music, recordings, etc.

To cover costs and related expenses for the purpose of supporting instructionin Persian language and culture. Includes cultural events.

To support student research and creative activities that could include but notbe limited to student research travel, attendance at international conferences,specialized training (including summer language or other skills-basedtraining), preparation of student-directed public history projects, etc.

For use by the Department of Physics at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers

At the time the acct/award reaches $2000, a panel of two tenured ortenure-track faculty members will be elected by the dept. plus one tenured ortenure-track faculty member from another department appointed by the Dean ofNSM and Chair of the department. The panel will then select a tenured ortenure-track faculty member who shows tangible evidence of promisingscholarship to receive this $2000 award.

For the purpose of holding and administering funds for grants to individuals in recognition of achievement with the Pi Sigma Alpha honor society and the Department of Political Science in honor of retiring Political Science faculty and longtime Pi Sigma Alpha advisor and women in politics scholar, Dr. Valerie O'Regan.

Support graduate students in Poli Sci pursuing research. Can be used for anypurpose related to graduate student research including travel, conference fees,software, research stipend. Department graduate committee will evaluate andmake awards or reimbursements.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To initiate educational activities in the area of power system studies.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

For use by the Communications Department in support of a Specialized ReportingInstitute and related training on the topic of Covering Social ProtestMovements in an Age of Social Media at the discretion of the authorized accountsigner.

Funds provide an award for Geological Sciences or Environmental Studies majorwith a GPA 3.0 or better for the previous academic year.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

Funds provide an award for Geological Sciences or Environmental Studies majorwith a GPA 3.0 or better for the previous academic year.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

For use by the College of Communications for the ProComm newsletter at thediscretion of the authorized account signers

For use by Project MISS at the discretion of the authorized account signers(Mathematics Intensive Summer Session)

Purpose: to support all activities and objectives of Project rebound including but not limited to direct student support services, scholarship, operating costs, outreach, travel, event and honorariums.

The scholarship is open to continuing and full-time students in engineering andcomputer science who have successfully secured at least one industry internship(in the engineering and computer science sectors) and who show tremendouspersonal drive to prepare for a career in industry.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

Support the Rachel Carson Scholarship Endowment. The scholarship is open tocontinuing full-time sophomore, junior or senior Biological Science majors andBiology graduate students.

Support the Rachel Carson Scholarship Endowment. The scholarship is open tocontinuing full-time sophomore, junior or senior Biological Science majors andBiology graduate students.

To support the College of Engineering and Computer Science in support of theRangan #BLM Scholarship. The scholarship will be a multi-year scholarshipoffered to a second year continuing ECS student, in financial need, with a GPAof 2.5. The scholarship will remain with the student for up to four years,assuming the student keeps eligibility. Special consideration will be given tostudents participating in NSBE or otherwise demonstrating support for thevalues of NSBE.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

Funds provide for an award / scholarship for Titans Baseball student-athletes that are pursuing a bachelors or masters degree with the aspiration to work with, teach and mentor youth. As such, the scholarship will recognize student-athletes that excel in service to the community.

To provide scholarships to current or continuing full-time Dance majors with aminimum GPA of 2.5, concentration on performance. To be used towards tuitionfor a student with strong artistic ability and a commitment to a career indance.

To provide annual funding support for the Department of Cinema and TelevisionArts student production expenses at the discretion of the Department Chair.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

To provide annual funding support for the Department of Cinema and TelevisionArts student production expenses at the discretion of the Department Chair.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

To support the Resilient Families Program, a community-based intervention program designed for Eng & Spanish-speaking families, many of whom are under-resourced to build children’s development capacity for resilience.

Award recognizes distinctions in teaching and service. The award's honorarium specifically recognizes faulty work that demonstrates a positive and significant impact on students.

To support undergraduate and graduate students pursuing an academic degree atCSUF in English or Comparative Literature. The annual contributions from theendowment will be managed by the department chair of English, ComparativeLiterature, and Linguistics and the HSS Dean. The fellowship will be awardedannually in the Spring semester.FUND: - 08 Endowment

To support undergraduate and graduate students pursuing an academic degree atCSUF in English or Comparative Literature. The annual contributions from theendowment will be managed by the department chair of English, ComparativeLiterature, and Linguistics and the HSS Dean. The fellowship will be awardedannually in the Spring semester.FUND: 05 - Campus Program

To provide scholarships for Fullerton J. C. Foreign Language students whotransfer to CSUF Modern Languages and Literature Department.

To be used in Support of the engineering curriculum in the following areas:Engineering faculty compensation, stipends and incentives; engineering facultyprofessional development and research conference travel; engineering curriculumand research related equipment purchases; undergraduate engineering studentresearch and/or design project activity, including compensation; and, graduateengineering student research and/or design project activity, includingcompensation. Lab, classroom and office renov

To be used in Support of the engineering curriculum in the following areas:Engineering faculty compensation, stipends and incentives; engineering facultyprofessional development and research conference travel; engineering curriculumand research related equipment purchases; undergraduate engineering studentresearch and/or design project activity, including compensation; and, graduateengineering student research and/or design project activity, includingcompensation. Lab, classroom and office renov

For use by the Ruby Gerontology Center at the discretion of the authorizedaccount signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM

For PAJ graduate and undergraduate students to serve internships with the U. S.Senate, U. S. House of Representatives, Federal Executive Branch departmentsand agencies, or other Washington, D. C metropolitan area organizationsproviding internships in participation with the Cal State D. C. ScholarsProgram. Or, serve internships with local government in California.FUND: 08 - ENDOWMENT

For PAJ graduate and undergraduate students to serve internships with the U. S.Senate, U. S. House of Representatives, Federal Executive Branch departmentsand agencies, or other Washington, D. C metropolitan area organizationsproviding internships in participation with the Cal State D. C. ScholarsProgram. Or, serve internships with local government in California.FUND: 07 - SCHOLARSHIP

For use by the Sales Leadership Center at the discretion of theauthorized account signers.FUND: 05 - CAMPUS PROGRAM