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Engineering Annual Giving
 Penn Engineering’s Annual Giving Fund provides immediate budgetary support for the School’s most basic and pressing needs. These unrestricted funds give the School the flexibility to support numerous improvements and projects benefiting Engineering’s students, faculty and facilities. Dean Eduardo Glandt is certain that the School will be able to meet the inevitable economic challenges ahead with resilience and ingenuity. Engineering Annual Giving monies will enable the faculty and students of SEAS to continue to anticipate new directions and move forward, seeking and devising creative approaches and solutions. Learn more | Give now! |
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Penn Engineering welcomes you to join the friends of Peter Skirkanich in remembering him with a gift to the Skirkanich Bioengineering Faculty Fund. Peter, who died suddenly on August 14, 2009, was a Penn Engineering Overseer and University of Pennsylvania Trustee. He was highly interested in bioengineering and was devoted to promoting the department at Penn. Along with his wife, Geri, he generously funded the bioengineering facility named for them, Skirkanich Hall. It was Peter’s hope that a new named bioengineering professorship would one day be established at Penn Engineering. A gift to the Skirkanich Bioengineering Faculty Fund in memory of Peter Skirkanich will further his wish and advance bioengineering at Penn. Give now!
The Singh Center is a planned facility highly anticipated across campus—it will bring science and technology into one space to encourage collaboration and translation of theory into practice. An amazing $20 million gift from Penn Engineering alumnus and Overseer Kris Singh jump-started the project, to be located at the northeast corner of 33rd and Walnut Streets. Give now!
Pay tribute to the lasting achievements of Cora Ingrum, Assistant to the Dean and Director of Multicultural Programs at SEAS. Ms. Ingrum has been a mentor and coach to graduate and undergraduate students for the past 30 years, advocating for a diverse population of global citizens. Cast your vote of confidence for one of the School’s core missions and, with your gift to the Cora Ingrum Fund, help ensure that Penn’s multicultural programs remain strong. Give now!
Created in 2007 under the direction of Dr. Susan B. Davidson, Weiss Professor and Department Chair, Computer and Information Science, Penn Engineering’s AWE Program is designed to inspire, support and recruit women in SEAS. Your contribution will boost program support and activities to promote personal and professional development, networking with professional and alumnae engineers, roundtable discussions, panels and guest speakers and mentoring. Give now!
Penn Engineering students in Digital Media Design and the SIG Center for Computer Graphics work hard to bring their amazing ideas and wildest imaginings to life. Your gift will help underwrite their projects, send them on their way to the annual SIGGRAPH conference, and enhance the activities and events that keep them at the leading edge of this exciting field. Give now!
Created in 2009 by Penn Engineering’s Board of Overseers and friends of the School in honor of Mitch Quain, EE’73, who recently completed a successful ten year tenure as Board Chair. A gift to this scholarship fund will bring to the School bright and capable students who would otherwise be unable to afford a Penn education. Give now!Get on track with the enthusiastic members of Penn’s Transportation Systems Engineering Alumni Club (TSEAC), who need your help to fund this scholarship in honor of Dr. Vukan Vuchic. Dr. Vuchic has been instrumental in the professional development of many of his students, and the scholarship will help support an undergraduate student studying transportation engineering or a field related to Dr. Vuchic's work. Give now!
Initiated in 2005, Penn Engineering's Summer Academy in Applied Science & Technology (SAAST) is a 3-week, for-credit summer residential program designed to offer high school students the opportunity to explore engineering. We are committed to providing all exceptional candidates, regardless of family income, an equal opportunity to participate. You can help. Give now!