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College of Engineering Annual Fund

Support for the Engineering Annual Fund (EAF) allows the Dean to fund a variety of student-centered programs that truly make a difference in the education and experience of our students. These programs help us produce more well-rounded “societal” engineers with a broad perspective, able to think in all dimensions of science, education, and society.

Programs supported by the EAF include:

• The Summer Term Alumni Research Scholars (STARS) program

• The Supplemental Undergraduate Research Funds (SURF) program

• The BU Chapter of Engineers Without Borders

• The BU Nano-Satellite program

• Several undergraduate clubs, including The BU Society of Women Engineers (SWE), The Minority Engineers Society (MES) and The Society of Hispanic Engineers (SHPE)

• The Excellence in Engineering Book Awards

More details on how the ENG Annual Fund supports these programs can be found here.

Annual Fund Leadership Giving Societies

The College of Engineering and Boston University are introducing Annual Fund Leadership Giving Societies to honor the distinguished group of contributors who, year after year, help the University to prepare young people for success. Membership in the Giving Societies recognizes donations made without restriction to the ENG Fund within a single fiscal year. Each Society level offers a variety of benefits, including recognition in the College of Engineering donor recognition publication and exclusive invitations to events and interactions with the Dean. As a member of a Society, you will be part of a vital support system for the College of Engineering's pursuit of excellence. Through your vision and generosity, you will be an inspiration to others. We hope you will consider joining us.

• Dean’s Circle ($5,000)
• Leadership Circle ($2,500)
• Benefactor Circle ($1,000)*

Learn more about the College of Engineering Annual Fund Leadership Giving Societies.

*Graduates of the last ten years are eligible for membership in the Benefactor Circle with a minimum gift of $500 during the fiscal year (July1-June 30).

Matching Gifts

Matching gifts are a corporation's way of multiplying the benefits of their employees' charitable gifts. If you or your spouse work for a company that offers a matching gift program, your gift to Boston University could be doubled or even tripled.

For more information, and to find out if your company or your spouse's company has a matching gift program, please visit the matching gift Website.

Adam Miller Senior Project Fund

The income from this fund supports the Senior Project Program of the Biomedical Engineering Department, including, but not limited to, an annual Adam Miller Award for outstanding Biomedical Engineering seniors, students research projects, the annual Senior Project Conference expenses and various student-industry interactions. The selection procedure for the award is by the Chairman of the Biomedical Engineering Department in consultation with the faculty.

Anita Cuadrado Endowed Memorial Fund

The income from this fund provides annual awards to one or more students enrolled at the College of Engineering who best exemplifies Anita's spirit, commitment to the College and Boston University, and dedication to helping undergraduate students. The selection procedure for this award is by the Dean or his or her representative.

This is an endowed fund in which the interest is used to provide scholarships, support student professional organizations and other areas in need at the discretion of the dean. This fund is similar to the College of Engineering Alumni Fund, with the exception that it only spends the interest, whereas the College of Engineering Alumni Fund is current use money.

This is an endowed fund in which the interest is used to support programs that Professor Ebner feels will foster design among the students in Manufacturing Engineering. More...

This fund is used to support the same programs as the Merrill Ebner Endowed Fund is used to support, however these funds are available for use immediately for current projects/needs in the Manufacturing Department. More...