Help us create tomorrow's problem solvers.
When you give to the School of Social Transformation at Arizona State University, you become a partner in the academic success of our students, the research discoveries of our faculty and the continued effort to make the world better. You’re also supporting a top-ranked research university that’s committed to finding solutions to some of our most pressing concerns. From scholarship support to funding for a specific research cause, your generosity and continued investment impact our community profoundly.
Whether you’re donating a couple of dollars or a large sum, your gift is greatly appreciated. Any amount makes a difference for our students, faculty, staff, research and programs. Your charitable contributions enable our college to achieve the highest standards of excellence, access and impact.
Visit ASU Foundation for a complete list of gifting opportunities.
Ensure Student Access and Excellence
Scholarship/Fellowship Account for African American Studies
When you make a gift to the African and African American Studies Fund, you ensure students with limited resources have the necessary tools to complete their studies and research in the African and African American Studies program. This scholarship was created by ASU alumnus Jai Young Park.
Scholarship/Fellowship Account for Women's Studies Program
When you make a gift to the Women Studies Scholarship/Fellowship Fund, you ensure students with limited resources have the necessary tools to complete their studies and research in the Women and Gender Studies program.
First Generation Justice Studies Alumni Scholarship and Fellowship
When you make a gift to the Justice Studies 1st Generation Alumni Scholarship Fund, you ensure first-generation students with limited resources have the necessary tools to complete their studies and research in the Justice and Social Inquiry program.
Scholarship/Fellowship Account for Asian Pacific American Studies
When you give to Asian Pacific American Studies, you support an academic program founded by a coalition of local Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander community leaders, ASU faculty, staff and students who understand the value of learning about AANHPI experiences in the United States.
Fuel Discovery, Creativity and Innovation
Center for Gender Equity in Science and Technology (CGEST)
Participation from women belonging to a range of race-ethnic-social class groups in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields is lacking. When you make a gift to the Center for Gender Equity in Science Technology, you help us change that. Your support is critical to our mission: To actively drive the discourse and experiences of underrepresented girls in STEM by owning, generating and critiquing the collective body of scholarship on, and offering culturally responsive programs for, girls of color and STEM education.
Student Success
John P. Frank Endowed Lecture Series
Your gift to the John P. Frank Memorial Lecture Series Fund helps the School of Social Transformation provide a forum to share and explore critical issues of justice and the law with community leaders.
Seeking Justice in Arizona Lecture Series
Your gift to the Seeking Justice in Arizona Lecture Series Fund allows us to bring in social justice experts from local communities to discuss critical national issues in an Arizona context.
Support Students and Honor SST Faculty
Gray Cavender Undergraduate Justice Studies Scholarship
Professor Gray Cavender served as an ASU faculty for 40 years. He played a key role in creating the nation's first PhD program in Justice Studies and served two terms as its director. Cavender established himself as an outstanding teacher and mentor, much admired by students. He also became a nationally and internationally recognized expert in crime, punishment and media coverage of justice issues. Your gift to the Gray Cavender Undergraduate Justice Studies Scholarship supports undergraduate students majoring in Justice Studies at the School of Social Transformation.
Pat Lauderdale Graduate Scholarship in Justice Studies
Pat Lauderdale served as an esteemed ASU faculty member for more than 40 years. He collaborated in creating the nation’s first university-wide PhD/JD program in justice studies, law and the social sciences and served as its director. Lauderdale’s research on the relationship between social deviance and law is recognized internationally. Your gift to the Pat Lauderdale Graduate Scholarship in Justice Studies supports doctoral students in the School of Social Transformation with a focus in Justice Studies.