Emory College of Arts and Sciences
Emory College of Arts and Sciences combines the personal engagement and excellent teaching of a traditional liberal arts college with the leading scholarship and resources of a major research university. Our diverse, ethically engaged, and inquiry-driven community seeks to transform the world through leadership in research, teaching, and service.
With more than 30 majors spanning the arts and sciences, Emory College provides a wide perspective for students, who gain an appreciation for the strong foundation a liberal arts education provides, no matter what career path they choose. Gifts to Emory College from alumni, parents, and friends help open doors to innovation, create opportunities for our students, and enable discoveries by our faculty.
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Questions about giving? Contact Melissa Kontaridis at 404.727.6181.
Giving Opportunities
2013 College Priorities
Alumni and friends who invest in Emory College create extraordinary opportunities for students, enable faculty members to complete transformative research and create pioneering academic programs, build sustainable spaces outfitted with the latest technology, and keep Emory College progressing.
The school’s top fund-raising priorities for 2013, according to Dean Robin Forman, are outlined below.
Support for scholarships. Private gifts provide much-needed financial assistance to academically gifted students for whom an Emory education might not be possible otherwise.
Innovation in teaching and research. Gifts allow faculty members to develop pioneering programs, support learning, and broaden the influence of their work in all disciplines.
Chemistry building addition. A new chemistry facility will be the hub of Emory’s growing science commons, which integrates research, graduate studies, and undergraduate teaching in chemistry, psychology, physics, math, computer science, and the natural sciences.
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