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You can help forge the future of William States Lee College of Engineering professionals by making a gift in any amount. Select a college priority, a student organization or an academic department that you want to support.
Keep an eye out for matching and challenge gifts, which can greatly amplify the impact of your contribution. In just 49 hours, your gifts will fuel the success of these students. Please contribute now and help open doors of opportunity and inspiration for future Niner Engineers.
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Battle of the W. S. Lee College of Engineering Boards! Dean Robert Keynton and Executive Director of Development Adam Wassell are challenging Engineering's board members to support Niner Nation Gives. The board with the highest percent participation will unlock a $1,000 prize! | |
Civil and Environmental Engineering Chair Dr. Glenn Moglen is matching all gifts to the department, dollar for dollar, up to $1,000! Double your impact now! | |
ECE Professor and Interim Chair Dr. Jim Conrad is challenging alumni, faculty, and friends to TRIPLE their impact during NNG. He will match all ECE gifts 2 to 1 up to $2,000! Give now! | |
Engineering's Office of Student Development & Success is the first home of all of Charlotte's Engineering students. It builds proud and passionate future engineers through Common First Year courses and enrichment programs. If the fund secures 15 gifts in 49 hours, a $1,000 reward will unlock from Dr. Courtney Smith-Orr to allow the office to continue to pour into these aspiring engineers! | |
Dr. Ying Sun, Chair of Mechanical Engineering & Engineering Science (MEES), is calling on her department's alumni, faculty, and friends to champion Charlotte's R1 research excellence during NNG! Unlock her $1,000 bonus with just 25 gifts to the MEES Fund — fueling Graduate Fellowships, the Distinguished Lecture Series, and Undergraduate Research Experiences that drive the success and innovation of future Charlotte Engineers! |