Santa Clara's $1 Billion Innovating with a Mission Campaign
Faculty + Learning Investments
New investments in faculty and learning are driving innovation while attracting and keeping top talent.
Through their scholarship, faculty will increase the University's impact in the Silicon Valley, across the nation and around the globe.
The heart of Silicon Valley
Faculty and students are conducting groundbreaking research into the healing potential of light through a unique corporate partnership.
Uniting the brightest minds from the arts, sciences, technology and engineering
SCU’s largest gift ever for collaborative research comes from young alum Jacqueline Whitham ’21 and the Whitham Family Foundation.
“Our aim is to be a leading force in support of our young people.”
By building a specialization in child and adolescent mental health, SCU students will emerge among the best-prepared therapists in the country to work with children and adolescents. Made possible by a gift from Sheri Sobrato Brisson M.A. ’94 and Eric Brisson.
When a beloved professor inspires a major gift
Moved by the care shown for his students by geology and geotechnical engineering Professor Sukhmander Singh, one family donated $3 million to establish the Singh Endowed Professorship in Civil, Environmental, and Sustainable Engineering.
Made possible.
Santa Clara’s Markkula Center joins the Vatican in contemplating the ethics of AI.
Business and law students advise startups through the Ciocca Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
REAL Program awards paid internships to undergraduates who would otherwise need to work during the summer.
Professor Maryam Khanbaghi was awarded a National Science Foundation CAREER Award to fund her and her students’ research at the Latimer Energy Lab.
Students tell stories that matter in visiting artist Mark Duplass’s film class.
Meir and Navah Statman gift $3 million to the Leavey School of Business.
