School of Business Administration Giving Opportunities

Your annual gift, no matter what size, makes a difference. A gift to the School of Business Administration allows the school to attract and retain the best teachers and scholars, award student scholarships, expand student clubs and programs, enhance career services, and support faculty research.

Every gift makes a difference.

School of Business Dean's Annual Fund

This fund enables the dean to support student and alumni programs, career services, faculty development, and facility improvements that benefit the School of Business.

School of Business Student Scholarship Fund

This fund provides both merit and need based scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students within the School of Business.

School of Business Student Internship Fund

The purpose of the SBA Student Internship Fund is to provide high-quality business learning opportunities to our undergraduate SBA and MBA students by offering grants to help fund students participating in a summer internship.

Accountancy Programs Development Fund

Provide much needed support to the Accountancy Programs and its faculty to help them in their efforts to acquire the resources needed to remain “best in class.” Contribute to provide merit-based scholarships to exceptional students who wish to attain a career in the field of Accountancy.

James M. Burns Endowed Professorship

To commemorate his long and valuable service to the School of Business Administration, the school has established the James M. Burns Endowed Professorship to allow his vision to live on and help the school continue its trajectory of achieving national and international prominence.

Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate

Help give students the opportunity to participate in industry professional meetings, informational sessions, job interviews/internships with industry executives and off-campus visits to local real estate companies and community generated projects.

Center for Peace and Commerce

Your gift contributes to student projects, faculty research and community symposia in the field of developing enterprises to create economic, social and environmental value.

Department of Engineering

Our programs in Electrical, Industrial & Systems, and Mechanical Engineering are nationally recognized for developing world class engineers. Provide support needed to maintain and develop the advanced laboratories we use to provide students with the hands-on, modern engineering skills that distinguish USD Engineering.

Undergraduate Leadership Development Program Endowment

The Undergraduate Leadership Development Program Endowment provides personalized leadership training to our undergraduate students. Gifts to this fund will ensure that we can continue to offer programs that shape the business leaders of the future.

Master of Science in Executive Leadership Endowed Scholarship

Help us to continue to offer financial need based scholarships to MSEL students who have demonstrated a record of leadership and service.

John Ronchetto Scholarship Fund

Help us continue to offer this memorial scholarship to exceptional students studying at the School of Business Administration.

Supply Chain Management Institute

Assist this institute in continuing to help organizations achieve world-class supply chain performance. Help them become the preferred source for individuals and organizations who are seeking to develop executive-level competencies through a high quality education in Supply Chain Management.

Master of Science in Global Leadership (MSGL)

Your gift helps fund activities for MSGL students, including overseas conferences and other leadership development programs, that will offer students options for experiencing and/or exercising leadership in a multi-cultural environment.

Ahlers Center for International Business

Your support funds student scholarships for study abroad and student participation in local international business networking activities, professional meetings, and other co-curricular activities which enhance global business leadership development.