Giving to Science

Please contact the College of Science Advancement Team if you have questions.

Ways to give to the College of Science
Ways to Give Donating

Lilly-Purdue Alumni Scholarships

The Lilly-Purdue Alumni Scholarships are supported by employees of the Eli Lilly Company who are also College of Science Alumni.  The LPAS is a true full-ride four-year scholarship which includes tuition, fees, room/board, and books.  LPAS is for students in Indiana and the surrounding states, is merit based, and is not gender biased.

 

College of Science Unrestricted Funds

Gifts to the College of Science are used to meet today’s greatest needs. Gifts may be used to send an undergraduate student abroad, supplement a graduate student’s stipend or hire the next up-and-coming professor.

 

College of Science Scholarships

Gifts to the Science Scholarship Fund provide undergraduate students, regardless of background, with the opportunity for a Purdue education.

 

Science K-12 Outreach Initiatives

Gifts to the K-12 Outreach support the College of Science's work towards a more scientifically literate population. Gifts will be used to link the expertise of the College of Science faculty with students, teachers, parents, schools, and school systems through collaborative interactions.

Contact Bill Bayley at (765) 494-5890 or wbayley@purdue.edu

Women in Science Programs

WISP ensures a climate in which women are allowed to reach their full potential by supporting young girls discovering their passion for science. ScienceScape, a residential camp, attracts pre-college females. The WISP undergraduate program supports the Earhart Living/Learning Community, Sophomore Learning Community, tutoring and mentoring. The WISP graduate program provides mentoring and travel grants.

Contact Connie Kaspar-Brophy at (765) 496-6095 or brophyc@purdue.edu

Science Alumni Undergraduate Research Fellowship

The Science Alumni Board has established an endowment to support undergraduate research opportunities, allowing student to explore and engage in research projects, conferences and symposiums.