Income from gifts will support undergraduate scholarships for international study outside the U.S. Specific requirements must be met for students to receive funding. Earnings not spent in any given year will be reinvested into the principal of the fund.

Income from gifts will support scholarships for undergraduate students enrolled in the School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI. Additional requirements must be met for students to receive funding.

Income from gifts to this endowed fund will support scholarships for Liberal Arts students who are pursuing futures in teaching.

Gifts will support scholarships for students majoring in the School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI engaging in either international or domestic educational travel and. Additional requirements must also be met for students to receive funding.

Income from gifts will support undergraduate or post-baccalaureate scholarships to students at IUPUI in any degree program to enable learning through their engagement with the community regardless of the physical location of the activity.

Income from gifts will support scholarships for students in the School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI who are former members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis . Additional criteria must be met for students to receive funding.

Gifts will support scholarships for full-time students pursuing a major in the School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI who are enrolled in their second semester, have a GPA of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale and have demonstrated financial need.

Gifts will support scholarships that encourage Liberal Arts undergraduates to be actively involved in student organizations while pursuing their degree.

Your gift supports scholarships for students enrolled with either a major or minor in the IU School of Liberal Arts.

Your gift will support scholarships that enable full-time Liberal Arts staff members to pursue lifelong learning opportunities.

Income from gifts will support international educational experiences for students majoring in the School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI who are engaging in social, cultural, and/or historical academic endeavors.