$ 5,378,394 raised 4,927 gifts
School of Humanities has raised $ 15,163 from 44 gifts!
School of Humanities
From Classroom to Career: Humanities


The School of Humanities offers our students a special on-ramp to a wealth of life and professional experiences after graduation.

Humanities skills like deep critical thinking, effective communication and informed cultural insight are as valuable outside the classroom – in our workplaces and public life – as they are within our university seminar rooms.

This Giving Day we ask your support to strengthen the path for our students from classroom to career with internship, professional development and career exploration opportunities.

Your support can provide paid internship stipends in museums, archives, nonprofits, government and community organizations. You can help foster career-building undergraduate research, professional travel, and hands-on experiential learning.

Humanities students have shared the following impact stories about their experiences beyond the classroom:

Student Amelia Cabrales holding up a glass case during her internship"The Steckler Family Initiative in Art History internship stipend has had a meaningful impact on both my academic and personal growth. My experiences meeting people during this program have truly changed me–giving me a clearer understanding of the dedication, collaboration, and behind-the-scenes work required to bring exhibitions to life. This opportunity has taught me so much about the museum field and has affirmed my desire to pursue a career in this industry. Thank you again for your part in making this possible." 
–  Amelia Cabrales - Steckler Family Initiative in Art History

Student Arianna Louie helping put together an art exhibit at her internship."This past fall, I was fortunate enough to intern with the Great Park Gallery in Irvine, CA. As an intern, I participated in a broad range of projects and responsibilities: for example, I researched future exhibition concepts, assisted with art supply organization, cataloged past exhibition data, created public program activities and much more. This experience has enabled me to learn the day-to-day activities of operating a city arts department."
–  Arianna Louie - Steckler Family Initiative in Art History

"The Humanities Dean’s Gateway Scholarship significantly eases the financial burden of my education, allowing me to focus on my studies and research. I can now pursue opportunities that align with my passion for public service and law, including internships and projects, without the stress of financial constraints holding me back. As I start my senior year, I am thinking a lot about my future, and taking on new projects fills me with a renewed sense of purpose. Your generosity not only supports my education but also inspires me to pay it forward one day. Thank you, truly."
–  Tara Salehi - Humanities Dean’s Gateway Scholarship

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Rank State Gifts
1 CA 41
2 OR 1
2 IL 1
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1965 Challenge
Congratulations to Blanca Nevarez! Your gift to Women's Soccer was our 1965th gift and that means the Women's Soccer program just received $1,965 in bonus funds!
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Last But Not Least Challenge
Congratulations to Zoi Fletcher! Your gift of $100+ to the Black Alumni Chapter was the last gift of $100+ received on Giving Day! You just unlocked $1000 in bonus funds for your chapter scholarship!
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School of Humanities $2,000 Matching Gift
Double your impact! Thanks to a generous commitment from alumna Mary Watson-Bruce, Ph.D. ’82, every gift to the School of Humanities will be matched, dollar-for-dollar, up to $2,000!
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School of Humanities 30 Gifts for $5,000 Challenge
When we reach 30 gifts to the School of Humanities we will unlock a generous gift of $5,000 from alumna Mary Watson-Bruce, Ph.D. ’82!
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