Giving Priorities

Students collaborating on an engineering project.

New graduates hugging at UM-Dearborn's commencement.

Silhouette of a UM-Dearborn softball player at twilight.

Give Now

Transforming Students : Powering Our Region

UM-Dearborn is an institution acclaimed for its academic excellence and practical, real-world experience.

Our top priority has always been our students, and we are focused on the success of our future graduates. Today, UM-Dearborn is determined to educate students who will make a meaningful difference in the world.

With your help, UM-Dearborn will realize our vision of transforming students, powering our region and creating leaders for our world. To reach our goals, we have identified funding opportunities and will make strategic investments in four key areas: student support, educational initiatives, learning environments and faculty excellence.

Difference Makers

Our students are improving the lives of others and making an impact in the community. Meet more Difference Makers.

No matter where I would work I feel the need to contribute to something that serves the greater good, helps the populace or advances the cause of humanity. In short, something that makes a difference.

Michael Dworakowski, ‘17 Finance, Supply Chain Management

Institutional Advancement

1040AB

Administration Building (AB)

(map)

Phone:

313-593-5130

Fax:

313-593-0540

umd-advancement@umich.edu

Meet our Victors

More News

Blank Canvas project — Master’s student Chandrika Williams (left), doctoral student Ashley Mastroianni (middle) and Lecturer Truman Hudson Jr. ('13 Ed.D.) put some final touches on their Blank Canvas curriculum, a STEAM project focused on black LGBTQ+ youth.

Building a bridge between LGBTQ+ and STEAM

12/10/2018

These UM-Dearborn graduate students are working to close an important opportunity gap in STEAM education.

CASL graduate Meera Martin uses campus experiences to better understand the criminal justice system

12/7/2018

Martin, a criminal justice and criminology major with a French minor, will enroll in the international crime and justice graduate program at City University of New York’s John Jay College of Criminal Justice after graduating this month.

UM-Dearborn receives more than 500 gifts during Giving Blueday 2018

12/3/2018

Gifts totaled over $100,000, a more than 50 percent increase in gifts from last year.

Creativity is everywhere for Development Associate Shayna Sell

11/26/2018

Sell shares how her U-M art education influenced her both personally and professionally.

Did You Know?

More Facts

UM-Dearborn is home to the Institute for Advanced Vehicle Systems, conducting applied research in advanced vehicle systems in product development and manufacturing.