Supporting
Student Affairs
How to Give
Where to Give
Naming and Funding Opportunities
Contact Information
Support
Student Affairs and Support Student Life!
Your private support of the Division of Student Affairs helps make Binghamton
University a home away from home for students with many different interests,
goals and needs. Charitable gifts to the Division, or any of our student-centered
services and programs, sustain a safe and healthy campus, promoting all
aspects of students' growth while complementing the University's academic
agenda.
How
to Give
Whether you're an alum eager to support your favorite residence hall,
a parent appreciative of a service that made your student's education
more manageable, or a corporation impressed with your new BU recruits,
giving back is simple.
Every year the combined gifts of alumni, parents, friends, faculty and
staff continue to improve the quality of student life, on and off campus,
through our annual giving campaign, The
Binghamton Fund. If possible, we hope you will consider joining The
Binghamton Fund's Leadership Society. The
Leadership Society recognizes donors who believe in our mission strongly
enough to support us at the $1,000 level.
Endowments, naming
opportunities, planned
gifts and other significant donations often have a transformational
quality due to the resources and permanency they offer. These and other
Major Gifts to Student Affairs guarantee we can provide the best services,
programming, and "outside-of-the-classroom" educational opportunities.
In-kind gifts of equipment or services are also welcome and enhance our
mission.
Making a gift has never been easier! Give
Now! online, securely, with a major credit card. The BU Foundation
also accepts gifts of cash, checks, credit cards donations, stocks and
securities, electronic fund transfers, gifts of real property, in-kind
gifts and planned gifts. Many of these offer tax advantages to the donor.
Learn more about How
to Give.
Where to Give
Binghamton University offers a living environment where today's tech-savvy
student can thrive academically and socially. Students enjoy a myriad
of opportunities to learn, play, engage in civic and charitable organizations,
develop leadership skills and encounter a rich cultural life. Student
Affairs helps foster a multicultural community and supports international
collaboration and exchange, preparing students for a diverse and changing
world.
Through its Health Services, Counseling Center, and Recreational Services
the Division helps students stay well, make wise choices and manage stress.
Using a four-year model, placing a different emphasis on each academic
year, the Discovery Program interweaves academic, career-search and extracurricular
activities to create a well rounded, highly prepared and motivated individual.
Students and alumni turn to the Career Development Center for help exploring
career options and opportunities or advanced degree programs. Additionally,
both the Center and Off Campus College offer students a chance to hone
their professional skills through internships and other experiential education
classes.
Both the Educational Opportunity Program and Upward Bound give financially
and academically challenged students a chance to succeed on the collegiate
level. Other communities with unique needs, such as international students
and those with disabilities, also find services devoted to their success.
From Orientation to Discovery, and from residence halls to recreational
facilities, the Division of Student Affairs touches every facet of students'
lives.
Naming and Funding Opportunities are available
related to the following areas:
Campus Life
Campus Recreational Services
Career Development Center
Center for Quality
Discovery Program
Educational Opportunity Program
University Health Service
International Student and Scholar Services
Office of Judicial Affairs
Multicultural Resource Center
Off Campus College
Residential Life
Services for Students with Disabilities
TRIO (Upward Bound/Student Support Services/Veterans Program)
University Counseling Center
University Union
For more information, contact:
Patricia Wrobel
Director of Development
Binghamton University, Student Affairs
PO Box 6000
Binghamton, NY 13902-6000
607.777.4430
