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Giving to the College of Arts and Science

Your gift to the College of Arts and Science empowers us to achieve our mission of discovery, exploration, and the creation of knowledge—to find solutions to the world’s most pressing challenges. Your support powers the university’s groundbreaking Dare to Grow campaign. 

A gift of any size makes an impact.

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Ways to Make Your Impact
Annual Fund

The Annual Fund provides critical support to the college’s operating budget and allows us to be nimble and responsive to emerging needs, including student attendance at academic conferences, unique Immersion experiences, innovative programming, supporting emerging technologies, and other timely initiatives.  

A&S College Core

The A&S College Core, our innovative new undergraduate curriculum, provides students with a flexible, intuitive, and engaging academic experience across their four years. Gifts to the College Core support curricular developments, out-of-class experiences, and faculty training.

Opportunity Vanderbilt

The student experience at Vanderbilt is unparalleled, and we aim to ensure that all students can take advantage of every opportunity presented to them, regardless of their financial situation. Scholarship gifts ensure that all deserving students can attend Vanderbilt.

Faculty Support

Our faculty are the backbone of our school. Their groundbreaking research changes the way we understand and live in our world, and their teaching and mentorship impacts the lives of our students long after they graduate. Faculty support could include endowed chair positions to recruit the very best scholars to Vanderbilt and research funds to propel discoveries and innovations.

Infrastructure

As the largest school at Vanderbilt, the College of Arts and Science holds more than 1 million gross square feet of space on campus. High-quality buildings, classrooms, and lab spaces are critical to achieving our educational mission. Infrastructure gifts allow us to attract the most talented faculty and students, advance scientific discoveries, and further collaboration and innovation across campus.

The Arts

The College of Arts and Science is a leader in the arts at Vanderbilt, in Nashville, and around the globe. From studio art to cinema to theater to architecture, our faculty and students are designing, experimenting, and inventing new ways to view, understand, and interpret the world. Support for the A&S Arts Project elevates the arts through developing new curricular initiatives, expanding community partnerships, bringing renowned global artists to campus, and enhancing student opportunities. 

How to Give

Online gifts are allocated to the college’s Annual Fund. Make your gift online today. 

Please mail checks to: 

The College of Arts and Science 
c/o Gift Processing
Vanderbilt University 
PMB 407727
Nashville, TN 37240-7727 

In the memo of your check, please write the name of the specific Arts and Science fund to which you would like to contribute. 

You can also give by phone by calling (615) 343-3118. 

Endowed giving ensures the university’s long-term sustainability and success. Learn more about endowed gifts and contact Rachel Wierenga with any questions. 

If your company has a matching gift program, your gift to the college may be significantly increased. See if your company has a matching gift program.  

Send your completed gift form to: 

The College of Arts and Science 
c/o Gift Processing
Vanderbilt University 
PMB 407727
Nashville, TN 37240-7727 

Planned giving provides valuable contributions to the college while accomplishing your personal and family philanthropic goals. Learn more about planned giving and contact Anthony Barclay with any questions.

To make a gift by stock transfer, please contact Gift Processing at (615) 875-1155 or stockgifts@vanderbilt.edu

Our Supporters

We are grateful to A&S Advisory Council, who provide vital support, guidance, and resources that enable us to excel and grow.  

Jose Garrido, Chair – BA '03 
President and Chief Executive Officer, Walton & Post, Inc. 
Miami, FL 

John Arnold – BA '95 
Founder and Co-Chair, Arnold Ventures 
Director, Laura and John Arnold Foundation 
Houston, TX 

Edward Benford – BA '90 
Founder and Managing Director, Benford Capital Partners LLC 
Chicago, IL 

George Britton Jr. – BA '92 
Founder and President, Brass Advisors, LLC 
Houston, TX  

Court Golumbic – BA '86 
Partner and Global Head of Financial Crime Compliance, Goldman Sachs & Co 
Sag Harbor, NY 

Kim Haufrect – BA '98 
New York, NY 

Kristin Lemkau – BA ’89 
Chief Executive Officer, J.P. Morgan Wealth Management 
Rye, NY 

Katie Lloyd – BA ’92 
Senior Director, Alvarez and Marsal Atlanta 
Atlanta, GA 

Patrick P. McGee – BA '15 
Senior Associate, MPK Equity Partners 
Dallas, Texas 

Katy Miller – BA '04 
Dallas, Texas 

Preston Moister – BA '03 
Managing Partner, Third Century Investment Associates, LP 
Atlanta, GA 

Frank Nash – BA '73 
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, ATL Partners 
Greenwich, CT 

Elizabeth Oliver – BA '84 
President, Morgan Dene-Elizabeth Hamman Oliver 
La Jolla, CA 

Ginny Searcy – BA '96 
Dallas, TX 

Jim Seuss Jr. – BA '85 
Chief Executive Officer, The Rug Company 
Wilton, CT 

Michael Shehan – BS '94 
Chief Executive Officer, Ardent Venture Partners 
Boulder, CO 

Karen Sobotka – BA '84 
Co-Owner and Creative Director, Binghampton Rumble Ponies 
Manager, Coka Ventures LLC 
New York, NY 

Hilary Steinert – BA '85 
General Manager, Reebok International Ltd. 
Concord, MA 

Jane Sung – BA '88 
Burlingame, CA 

Andrew Tisdale – BA '84 
Managing Director, Providence Equity 
London, UK 

Heidi Ueberroth – BA '87 
Director, Pebble Beach Company 
Laguna Beach, CA 

Jamie Wildman – BA '97 
Founder and CEO, Praxess 
Brentwood, TN 

Jon Witter – BA '91 
Chief Executive Officer, Sallie Mae 
Washington, District of Columbia 

Contact

To learn how you can provide vital support to the College of Arts and Science, please contact AlumniArtsAndScience@vanderbilt.edu or (615) 343-3118. 
 
For strategic giving, please contact Rachel Wierenga at rachel.wierenga@vanderbilt.edu