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Invest in the Success of Students, Faculty and Programs

Now more than ever, support from alumni, friends and corporate partners is critical for ensuring continued excellence in the UA Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering and Mechanics. Your generous contributions not only support student scholarships, but also fund important programs like the Construction Engineering Management emphasis, architectural engineering degree program, and Aquilibrium Arizona. In addition, your contributions help the department attract and retain prominent faculty.

To make a donation to UA Civil and Architectural Engineering and Mechanics, visit the UA Foundation’s giving page or see the College of Engineering's giving options.

Circle of Support

The Mohr’s Circle at UA Civil and Architectural Engineering and Mechanics includes corporate and individual donors who pledge $1,000 or more annually to the department’s discretionary fund.

Contributions support courses, clubs, conferences, marketing materials, recruiting visits, equipment upgrades and student recognition. Department leaders see these funds as critical to increasing enrollment, expanding programs and broadening the student experience.

Gifts of $2,500 or more to CAEM also qualify you for the College of Engineering da Vinci Circle.

GIVE TO CAEM!

 

 

Donation Highlight

Giving Back by Bearing Down

Scott Sayles, who earned his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from the U of A in 2000, knows the importance of a strong foundation in learning. He pays it forward through volunteering at the Engineering Council and the Civil and Architectural Engineering and Mechanics Alumni and Industry Council, as well as through financial backing and professional mentorship.

"I've met incredible people as an engineer and volunteer, learning both engineering and non-engineering skills that allowed me to give back scholarships and to facilitate even more future engineers."

 

Contact: Margie Puerta Edson 520.626.0572 - puertaedson@arizona.edu