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Giving Opportunities

There are many ways to support the students, faculty, research, and other activities at CSE and at the University at large. Below are highlights of four featured funds that benefit CSE directly.

The groundbreaking celebration for the Leinweber Computer Science and Information Building was held at the Bob and Beyster Building on the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor, MI on October 14, 2022.

CSE Student Fellowship Challenge Fund

This fund helps to attract additional highly qualified graduate students to – and supports the quality of – Computer Science and Engineering programs.

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CSE Student Activities Fund

Gifts to this fund provide leadership, service, and professional opportunities, as well as friendship and camaraderie, to Computer Science and Engineering students, through conferences and awards.

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CSE Division Enhancement Fund

This fund supports the This fund supports the society-enhancing research and education accomplished by the computer science, computer engineering, and data science students and faculty of Computer Science and Engineering, as well as departmental initiatives and events.

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Bernard A. Galler Fellowship Fund

This endowed fund was established to honor the memory of Prof. Bernard Galler who was a pioneer in the field of computer science and helped to shape the discipline at the U-M. The fund supports graduate students in Computer Science and Engineering.

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If you would like to give to a fund not listed here, please visit either the College of Engineering Giving website or the University of Michigan Giving website website.

Name your own CSE professorship

Our faculty are the backbone of the department. They are teachers, mentors, researchers, entrepreneurs, and managers. They bring the latest technology to the classroom, they raise funds to conduct their research, they invite undergraduate students into their research groups to help them experience the thrill of cutting-edge research, and with their graduate students are boldly leading in technological and scientific territory.

Name your own endowed fund

Establish your own endowed fund and name the recipient. Recent examples are the Bernard A. Galler Fellowship Fund, the George I. and Mary N. Haddad Fellowship Fund, and the Arjun Chandran Memorial Fund. All of these funds support graduate student research, which is a key component to the strength of CSE.

Other opportunities

There are many ways to support student education, research, and activities through your philanthropy. Please contact us for additional information.