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Here are 4 ways you can help students:
1. Support the Rice Student Clubs and Activities Fund.
Rice student groups can apply for monies through this fund. Indicate "Rice Student Clubs and Activities Fund" in the "Special Instructions" box of the online giving form.
2. Support priority student experience areas.
In the "Special Instructions" box of the online giving form, you can indicate one of these areas:
3. Make a gift to a specific club or organization. Specify one of the more than 200 student groups you'd like to support in the "Special Instructions" box of the online giving form.
4. Buy groceries. Use your Randalls or Kroger cards and the stores will donate a percentage to support Rice student clubs and activities. more info
About the Division of Student Affairs
The Division of Student Affairs at Rice University is comprised of 14 departments and fosters a vibrant community that challenges students to develop:
- An awareness of cultural, emotional, intellectual, physical, social, and spiritual needs in balance with academic pursuits.
- A sense of personal responsibility and ethical standards.
- The skills necessary to achieve their potential in all endeavors.
Students acquire these skills and perspectives through more than 200 registered student organizations, which reflect the diverse interests of the student body.
Only a small number receive annual budgets through blanket tax fees. Student groups can apply for funds through internal grants, but these are extremely limited. In the 2003-04 academic year, clubs and organization requested nearly $269,000 to bring their ideas into reality, but the university's grants could fund only one-third of this amount.
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If you are interested in giving, contact:
Holly K. Williams '03 - Assistant Director,
Annual Gifts
713-348-4666
hollykw@rice.edu
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If you represent a student organization or club, contact Holly Williams, Assistant Director of Student Activities, 713-348-5115 or hollyw@rice.edu
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For Alumni
You can support Rice students by:
If you have graduated within the past 10 years, your gift (except for the store donations) will count toward Pacesetters Club membership. Make your gift in honor of your favorite professor, staff person, or residential college master, resident associate, or coordinator. Don't forget to see if your employer matches gifts to universities—view our database.
For Students and Staff
If you are a registered student organization or club interested in raising money, please use the online resources below:
Clubs/Organizations Fundraising Workshop 9-29-04
(PowerPoint presentation)
Officer Transition Workship 4-17-05
(PowerPoint presentation)
Diversity Council Retreat 4-17-05
(PowerPoint presentation)
Developments Newsletter
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