
Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
The Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering empowers leaders to drive solutions for health care, security and sustainability. Through one of largest and most dynamic engineering programs in the nation, Gator engineers master a multi-disciplinary approach to discover innovative and human-centered solutions for some of society’s greatest challenges. Focused on Powering the New Engineer, the college spans across nine departments and offers 15 degree programs dedicated to creating a human-centered approach that focuses on innovation and discovery that will contribute to the economy and global community.
Featured Giving Opportunities

Dean's Excellence Fund
Support the College of Engineering.
Engineering Unrestricted
Support the College.
College of Engineering Student Organization Fund
Support COE student organization activities, including the E-Fair, BEC events, FES events, NSBE events, SHPE events, SWE events and other COE student-sponsored activities (ELF, ACM, E-Day, etc.)
Engineering Experiential Learning Fund
Support experiential learning and co-curricular opportunities and programs for Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering students...
Giving Opportunities
Accenture Engineering Fund
Support academic programs for undergraduate students in Engineering.
Addison Franklin Marshall Scholarship in Civil Engineering
Support scholarship awards for Junior or Senior level students studying Civil Engineering within the College. First preference; students who have graduated from high schools in North FL; second preference, students who have graduated from high schools in the state of Florida; third preference, students who have U.S. citizenship or other status allowing recipient(s) to reside permanently in the U.S. Amount of annual awards will be determined by a College scholarship committee. It is the donor's desire that all spendable income from the endowment should be awarded annually.
Adenbaum Endowed Scholarship Fund
Scholarship support for biomedical engineering students at the discretion of the Chair of the J. Clayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Engineering.
Adenbaum Scholarship Fund
Scholarship support for biomedical engineering students at the discretion of the Chair of the J. Clayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Engineering.
Advanced Laboratory for Radiation Dosimetry Studies (ALRADS)
Support the research operations of the Advanced Laboratory for Radiation Dosimetry Studies (ALRADS).
Advancement of Nanotechnology
Support the advancement of nanotechnology.
AI for Climate Smart FL Agriculture
Support quantifying and valuing AgroEosystem services using Artificial Intelligence.
AI4MiddleSchools – Infrastru
To provide resources and programs for the AI4MiddleSchools - Infrastructure & Sustainability project including teacher and teacher leader professional development (PD), PD facilitation, website maintenance, overall coordination, evaluation, and travel.
AIChE (American Institute of Chemical Engineers - UF Chapter)
Support the undergraduate UF American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) chapter in the department of Chemical Engineering.
Air Pollution Research
Support air pollution research.
Alan Hastings Faculty Fellow Endowment
Support a faculty member of the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering to provide additional funding for exploration of new and creative concepts in the lab. The selected faculty member will receive the award for three years and will be known for that time as the "Alan Hastings Faculty Fellow."

Alan M. Jacobs Memorial Fund
Support undergraduate and graduate scholarships/fellowships for students in the Department of Nuclear and Radiological Engineering; scholarship/fellowship recipients will be selected by the Scholarship and Fellowship Committee with the department.