UC Irvine Giving Day 2025

At UC Irvine, we stop at nothing to deliver the extraordinary. The Joe C. Wen School of Population & Public Health has always fostered a culture of daring dreamers by providing a world-class education in an innovative setting.

Our 1,750 students, 60+ faculty, 40+ researchers and 6,800 alumni have dedicated their careers to finding solutions to today’s most pressing public health issues. We tackle these challenges with our mission top of mind: achievement of health equity for all populations through research, teaching, service and public health practice, locally and globally. At the heart of this mission is our commitment to training a pipeline of future health leaders who will become a workforce that reflects our diverse society.

You can join us in our mission by supporting our students today through scholarships or research funding. Consider a gift that will play a crucial role in our students’ ongoing success and future accomplishments.
 

• Support Undergraduates: In its third appearance as one of the beneficiaries to UC Irvine’s annual Giving Day, the Public Health Student Award Fund, established by our Public Health Alumni Chapter Board, supports undergraduate student scholarships.
  
  
• Support Graduate Student Research: Your support will fund innovative research projects and training programs designed to stimulate research and nurture excellence in key health areas, including chronic disease prevention (heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes), integrative nutritional science, human development (brain), environmental and occupational health, health equity, community engagement, and global health.   
  
  

By giving a gift of any amount, you are supporting future public health leaders. These future leaders will transform the health and wellness of communities on a local, national and global scale.

This is your chance to support an initiative that goes beyond our own community and current generation. We hope you will join us in our work toward a brilliant future and consider making a gift to the Joe C. Wen School of Population & Public Health today.