College of Health & Human Performance
The College of Health and Human Performance is devoted to understanding and improving the human condition through research and comprehension. Students are equipped with the tools, knowledge and confidence to influence healthy living, enrich lives and enhance human performance. The college is dedicated to increasing scholarship and fellowship support, upgrading teaching and research space and technology and providing new professional development activities for students.
Featured Giving Opportunities
Giving Opportunities
21st CCLC Leadership Foundation
This fund will support travel for graduate students and faculty, as well as provide marketing support for the Sport Management program within the College of Health and Human Performance at the University of Florida.
Abby Dougherty APK Memorial Scholarship
To support a junior or senior in the College’s Department of Applied Physiology and Kinesiology (APK) who has demonstrated a high level of scholarship, outstanding character, and a strong commitment to serve their profession.
AI (Artificial Intelligence) Fund
Support AI initiatives at the College of Health & Human Performance.
Alan C. Moore Endowment for Tourism, Recreation & Sport Management
Support a lecture series and/or scholarships in the Department of Tourism and Sport Management.
Alex Diaz Scholarship
A gift of $2,000/year over a 3 year period will support a graduate scholarship. The scholarship criteria support full-time status as a BHP Sports Management graduate student. Preference will be given to students with an interest in operations and facility management.
Alisa B. Clearfield Cohen Behavioral Science Training Award
Support an annual award to a student in the College studying in Health Education and Behavior to attend an intensive training program held by a federal agency, national organization, or research foundation concerned with the relationships among health, behaviors, and the environment (for example, National Institutes of Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation). Preference will be given to students registered with the University's Disability Resource Center.
Andrew and Matthew Bell Health & Human Performance Endowment
Support either Health Education and Behaviors or Applied Physiology and Kinesiology at the Dean's discretion at the time this Gift is realized.
APK Advisory Board Fund
This fund will be used to support career exploration, industry awareness, professional development, and travel related expenses of current undergraduate and graduate students in the Department of Applied Physiology and Kinesiology.
APK Student Internship Fund
To provide APK students with internship/practicum stipends as determined by the Department.
Applied Physiology and Kinesiology
Support the department.
Athlete Development Research and Education Fund
Support research, education and community outreach initiatives devoted to youth, college, and professional athlete personal development and performance.
Athletic Training
Support the Athletic Training program