College of Education
The College of Education equips future educators and practitioners to meet the needs of all learners. With a mission to transform education and strengthen society, the college prepares students to use and disseminate knowledge about teaching, learning and development and address critical educational problems. With distinguished in-person and online programs, the college looks to support opportunities for students and faculty to engage in new teaching strategies, innovative and emerging technologies, and renovating the historic Norman Hall for greater collaboration and experiential learning.
Featured Giving Opportunities
College of Education Strategic Fund
Unrestricted to College of Education.
Education & Learning Technology Fund
Support the Education & Learning Technology needs at the College of Education.
Norman Building and Beautification Fund
This fund supports repairs, renovations, beautification, and preservation efforts at the College of Education and will enhance all areas in and around Norman Hall, including the courtyard and Ada Dorfeld Plaza.
P.K. Yonge General Support Fund
Giving Opportunities
A. Leon and Paula F. Polhill Family Endowment Scholarship
Support need-based scholarship for first-generation students in the College, with a preference for Take Stock in Children Scholars.
Abijah Bertrand Education Scholarship
This fund should be for any undergraduate or graduate student pursuing an education degree specializing in special education.
Accelerate Tutoring Grant
Competitive grant application to support the Lastinger Center's Florida Tutoring Advantage Program.
Akwaaba Freedom School
The Akwaaba Freedom School works to build community partnerships, connect children and families to resources, and create equitable opportunities for student learning. this fund is to be used to support and sustain Akwaaba Freedom School's planning and operations.
Allen L. Lastinger, Jr. and Delores Taylor Lastinger Endowment
Support the operations of the Lastinger Center for Learning. (See attached letter from donor for full details).
Alumni Functions College of Education
Support alumni functions sponsored by the College of Education.
Amber Vivian Turner Scholarship Fund
Income shall be used solely for scholarships for either undergraduate or graduate students in the College of Education: candidates for these scholarships shall be determined on the basis of need and ability, by an appropriate selection committee. Candidates for these scholarships shall be determined on the basis of need and ability, by an appropriate selection committee.
Anita Zucker Center for Excellence in Early Childhood
Support Center for Excellence functions sponsored by the College of Education.
Anita Zucker Center for Excellence in Early Childhood Studies Endowment
Support the Center for Excellence in Early Childhood Studies at the College of Education to develop and implement new programs and projects that address the critical issues of early childhood education.
Anita Zucker Endowed Professorship in Early Childhood Studies
To Support a professorship in Early Childhood Studies at the College of Education.
Ann and Tom Kimbler Literacy Endowment
Support the UF Literacy Institute (UFLI) Foundations which provides targeted professional development and educative curriculum materials to develop and deepen teachers' knowledge and skills to support the development of foundational reading skills of children in kindergarten, first, and second grade.
Art and Lucy Moore Fellowship Fund
Support graduate students studying educational technology in the College.