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Give 2 Gators

The College of Public Service Faculty and Staff

At the College of Public Service, we believe in giving back to those who serve others. Through the Give to Gators campaign, our faculty and staff unite to uplift students—fueling their education, their impact, and their future. Join our Give to Gators campaign and help students turn their passion for service into purpose-driven careers.

100% of your donation goes directly to student scholarships and academic programs.

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How Your Gift Helps Students

Your generosity makes a real difference in the lives of UHD students. Donations help cover tuition, books, fees, and essential supplies, while also supporting student travel to conferences, faculty research and outreach, and on-campus employment opportunities for students.  Gifts to the CPS Excellence Fund allow the Dean to respond to emerging opportunities and immediate needs as they arise. 

The CPS Excellence Fund also supports Gator with Grit Scholarships to students majoring in any CPS discipline. Department Chairs and Directors recommend students for these awards when they are facing unexpected challenges that could impact their studies.   Gator with Grit Scholarship recognize students who “exemplify the True Grit and Spirit of UHD, no matter what obstacles that confront them.”

Six students have received awards of up to $500 since March!

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Support the College of Public Service with your gift

Gifts from faculty and staff help fund scholarships and program development, easing financial burdens and opening educational opportunities for students. Make your Give to Gators Gift and Directly Support Your Department and Scholarship:

  • CPS Excellence Fund
  • Sgt. Pohlman Memorial Scholarships in Criminal Justice
  • Goins Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Social Work
  • DeMarino Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Urban Education
 
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