Give to CAHSS
Invest in Liberal and Creative Arts
Research shows courses in the arts, humanities and social sciences prepare students to think critically, communicate effectively, develop new ideas, adapt and contribute in meaningful ways.
At DU, our CAHSS students demonstrate the value and dedication we have to a liberal and creative arts education. Through your support, our students are:
- Using internship grants to examine urban social inequalities as part of our new Keystone Experience
- Collaborating with faculty and alumni to create, promote and distribute films
- Engaging in political discourse through the Center on American Politics
Your support is also transforming the College by empowering faculty.
- The Dean's Fund for Excellence supports the research and creative work of our faculty and enable students to explore the world, test out new theories and ideas and allows faculty and students to collaborate and innovate across the College
- The Center for Innovation in the Liberal & Creative Arts supports faculty innovation
- The Center for Art Collection Ethics provides postgraduate training opportunities for art museum and trade professionals
CAHSS programs give students the chance to conduct research in the field alongside faculty whose own research appears in such publications as the New York Times, The Hill, The American Scholar and Time.
Connect
Stay connected with the College. Attend performances and events, or check out the exhibitions at one of our galleries or museums. Participate in local and regional alumni opportunities, or volunteer your time. You are always welcome to be a part of our community.
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Give to the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
You can pick which area receives your gift — whether you want to honor a professor who had an impact on you, donate to your favorite DU program or help finance a DU student's education.
Give to a Department, Center or Institute
Departments, Schools & Areas of Study
- Anthropology
- Asian Studies
- Communication Studies
- Critical Race & Ethnic Studies
- Economics
- Emergent Digital Practices
- English and Literary Arts
- Gender and Women's Studies
- History
- Intercultural Global Studies
- Lamont School of Music
- Languages, Literatures & Cultures
- Media, Film and Journalism Studies
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Religious Studies
- School of Art and Art History
- Socio-Legal Studies
- Sociology and Criminology
- Spanish Language, Literary & Cultural Studies
- Theatre
- Urban Studies
Centers & Institutes
Until June 1, 2021 a special donor fund will match any gifts to the Center for Art Collection Ethics 1:1 up to $50,000.
Help support our Keystone Plan by giving to faculty and students working on social justice issues.
Contact Us
Jennifer Garner
Executive Director of Development
Tonya Kelly
Director of Development
Erin Dietrich
Director of Alumni Relations
Your Support Helps us Make an Impact
We're proud of all we've been able to accomplish in 2019, as well as the ways we adapted and pivoted in 2020. Check out our digital impact report to read more about how we've kept our community safe, while continuing to provide high-quality education for our students.
