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Libraries’ Student Research Endowment

The University Libraries’ Advisory Board has proposed to create a new endowment in support of excellence in student research at Mason. To signal their support, they have made a combined challenge gift to launch this initiative. The Libraries’ Student Research Endowment will provide recognition and monetary support for Mason students by funding a new Graduate Student Fellowship and a new Undergraduate Student Research Prize each academic year. We believe student research skills learned today at Mason benefit the lives of many in the future, as is demonstrated by the current output by both students and faculty research efforts related to the crucial field of global public health. If you would like to support student research and education, please join us here. If you have questions, please e-mail Kathleen Kehoe, Director of Development.
Naming Opportunities

There are a number of naming opportunities available in Fenwick Library and other Libraries’ branch locations. If you are interested in naming a room, study carrel, or other facility, please e-mail Kathleen Kehoe, Director of Development.
Established Endowments

Help University Libraries obtain the critical resources needed to meet the growing and evolving academic needs while personalizing a gift for the future.
Gifts-in-Kind

The Libraries welcome gifts of books, manuscripts, music, and other research materials to enrich the collections and archives.
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Libraries’ Student Research Endowment

Naming Opportunities

Established Endowments

Gifts-in-Kind

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