With an emphasis on using technology in scholarship and teaching, the School of the Arts & Humanities is noted for its ability to prepare quality leaders in academe.  The faculty provides a transdisciplinary and interfield learning environment, allowing students to create distinctive academic programs with real breadth and depth.  The workforce holds a strong need for professionals with theoretical knowledge as well as applied skills.  Within the School of the Arts and Humanities, we have developed applied Master's degrees combining our strong coursework in theory with classes providing professional skills.  Key funding opportunities in addition to the CGU Annual Fund include:

Student fellowships
Art Exhibitions
Music Performances
The Roland Reiss Chair in Art

For more information on these initiatives and other giving opportunities contact:

Kerry Toolan, Director of Development
kerry.toolan@cgu.edu
909-607-9230

The School of Behavioral and Organizational Sciences is committed to conducting social science research that will facilitate constructive social change.  A central theme of the school is the application and formulation of public policy through research and practice.  SBOS is noted for pioneering and improving graduate training in applied psychology and is recognized as a leader in training psychological scientists of color, women and those from disadvantaged backgrounds.  Funding opportunities in addition to the CGU Annual Fund include:

Endowed or Annual Fellowships
Establishment of Evaluation Science Center
Endowment of Professional Development Workshop Series

For more information on these initiatives and other giving opportunities contact:

Elva Sandoval, Director of Development
elva.sandoval@cgu.edu
909-607-9225

Teaching, research and scholarship within the School of Educational Studies is focused on developing school and university leaders who are committed to social justice and accountability.  The objective is to train educators and administrators who can develop and use fair and equitable accountability systems to increase student achievement.  As a pioneer of the teacher education internship, the program promotes community and family involvement in the educational process.  Key funding initiatives include:

Student fellowships
Claremont Education Letter
Urban Leadership Program Cirriculum Re-invigoration
Teacher Education Program Cirriculum Re-invigoration
Education Conferences and Outreach
Claremont Reading Conference
Endowed Chair in Social Justice and Accountability
Endowed Chair in Special Education 
Social justice and Accountability Research

For more information on these initiatives and other giving opportunities contact:

Elva Sandoval, Director of Development
elva.sandoval@cgu.edu
909-607-9225

The mission of the School of Information Sytems and Techonolgy is to prepare outstanding transdisciplinary professionals and educators to assume leadership positions in integrating knowledge, technology and management into diverse and global organizations and cultures. Graduating more doctoral students than any other information science program in the world, the program combines elements from engineering, management, computer science, library science and operations research. Funding opportunities in addition to the CGU Annual Fund include:

Student fellowships
The Center for Applied Informatics

For more information on these initiatives and other giving opportunities contact:

CGU Office of Advancement
giving@cgu.edu
909-621-8027

The School of Mathematical Sciences promotes a career-centered approach to the educational process.  The doctoral program focuses on qualifying students for careers as research mathematicians, while several specialized masters-level programs in applied mathematics are designed for future leaders in government or industry.  Key areas of research include functional analysis, applied mathematics, applied probability and game theory.  Key funding opportunities in addition to the CGU Annual Fund include:

Student fellowships
Clinic projects with businesses

For more information on these initiatives and other giving opportunities contact:

Kerry Toolan, Director of Development
kerry.toolan@cgu.edu
909-607-9230

From its beginning in 1969, The Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi Ito Graduate School of Management has grown into a world-class leader in the field of graduate management education.  Today, we offer a broad range of graduate programs, taught by a faculty whose research is cited globally. We attract the best students from around the world, and boast a growing list of distinguished alumni, corporate sponsors, and companies seeking our graduates.  Peter Drucker's perspective on "Management as a Liberal Art" weaves its way throughout the entire Drucker School experience. This is why we call ourselves "A Different School of Thought."

The primary funding initiatives underway include:

Student fellowships
Global Focus Initiative
PhD Seminars
Executive Forum Series
Dean’s Strategic Initiative
Faculty Research Award
Venture Finance Institute
Peter F. Drucker Research Institute

For more information on these initiatives and other giving opportunities contact:

CGU Office of Advancement
Giving@cgu.edu
909-621-8027

The school encompasses the Department of Economics and the Department of Politics and Policy.  This combination of departments makes possible substantial transdisciplinary work by faculty and students who wish to apply methodologies or to examine substantive issues usually confined to one of the disciplines.  With a focus on solutions for real-world political, social and economic problems, SPE faculty has pioneered research in the areas of political economy of development, social policy, international money and finance,  has pioneered research in the areas of immigration policy, neuroeconomics, political forecasting and risk analysis.  Key funding opportunities in addition to the CGU Annual Fund include:

Student fellowships
The California Policy Institute
The TransPacific Policy Project 

For more information on these initiatives and other giving opportunities contact:

Paul Stover, Director of Development
paul.stover@cgu.edu
909-607-9227

The School of Religion is comprised of a diverse community of scholars dedicated to understanding the contributions of religion to human cultures.  With an emphasis on religious pluralism, the faculty employs a rich diversity of critical methodologies for the study of a wide variety of texts, practices and traditions from across the globe.  In addition, the faculty is noted for its published works, as reflected in the research institutes affiliated with the school, the Institute for Antiquity and Christianity, the Center for Process Studies and the Ancient Biblical Manuscript Center.  Focus is placed on developing the scholarship as well as the teaching ability of each student.  Key funding opportunities in addition to the CGU Annual Fund include: 

Student fellowships
Endowed Chair in Islamic Studies
Endowed Chair in Mormon Studies
Endowed Chair for Coptic Studies
Program Fund for Jewish Studies

For more information on these initiatives
and other giving opportunities contact:

Paul Stover, Director of Development
paul.stover@cgu.edu
909-607-9227