Support the School of Art
The School of Art welcomes the involvement and investment of friends and alumni. Your support allows the School to do more—to offer competitive scholarships; provide state-of-the-art studio space and classrooms; present innovative exhibitions by students, faculty, and visiting artists; and provide an exceptional education for our students. All this is possible because of your support. Thank You.
Contribute
Fully tax-deductible general purpose gifts can be made to the School of Art Director’s Fund for Excellence online or by mailing a check made out to The University of Arizona Foundation/Art Director’s FFE. Gifts to this Fund provide the Director the greatest flexibility to allocate resources to the highest need.
The University of Arizona Foundation
P.O. Box 210109
Tucson, AZ 85721-0109
In addition, there are several strategic priorities within the School of Art for which we are actively fundraising:
- Scholarships
- Facility Improvements
- Visiting Artist and Scholar Endowment Lecture Series (VASE)
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiatives
- Art History Graduate Symposium
- Faculty Research Support Fund
- Graduate Student Travel, Research, & Professional Development
- Student Emergency Fund
For information about ways to give or School of Art fundraising priorities please contact:
Lee O’Rourke
Deputy Senior Director of Development, Arizona Arts
lorourke@arizona.edu
(520) 626-4695
Attend
We invite you to join us for an exhibition, artist talk, lecture, or event that provides fresh perspective on emerging methods, trends, and knowledge about the visual arts.
Join our mailing list to keep up to date with the happenings at the School of Art.
For additional information contact the School of Art at (520) 621-1251 or artinfo@cfa.arizona.edu
Special Acknowledgement
The School of Art wants to acknowledge and thank the members of the Art Advisory Board, who work to promote the School and further our mission by serving as key connections to the broader art community and support fundraising activities. Click here for more information about the Art Advisory Board.