Support the Department
Graduation is a moment of pride and possibility—and every student deserves the chance to reach it.
Join us for a full 48 hours of giving starting TODAY during U Giving Days!
Support Students Today
You can make a difference for our students! Here are some ways to assist students
in the Psychology Department:
- The CSBS Finish Line Fund - provides critical support to undergraduate students across the College of Social and Behavioral Science at the most pivotal point in their academic journey—the final stretch. Your gift helps remove financial barriers so students can cross the finish line to graduation.
- Psychology Scholarships - help students continue their studies, engage in research, and prepare for meaningful careers. Psychology students apply scientific approaches to understanding behavior and mental health in ways that benefit individuals, families, and communities.
- Queer Alliance for Faculty & Staff (QUAFFS) - an official affinity group dedicated to supporting LGBTQ+ employees through networking, community building, and advocacy.
- Fred Rhodewalt Memorial Fund in Psychology - supports a psychology graduate student to recognize and encourage creative, innovative or transformative research
- The Mutual Aid Fund - is to provide a straightforward and prompt method by which current University of Utah psychology graduate students can receive confidential financial aid. Please contact Dennis Laros for more details.
Your generosity helps students finish strong and move confidently into their future.
With gratitude,
Sarah Creem-Regehr
Department Chair, Psychology
P.S. Help unlock an additional $2,000 through this Psychology Match
For every dollar donated to Psychology, Jonathan and Lynne Butner will match dollar
for dollar, up to $2,000, to support deserving students pursuing degrees in Psychology.
Double your donation today! Together, we can create a shared investment and impact
during U Giving Days!
Have something else in mind?
If you have a specific idea for supporting the department that is not listed here, please contact our Psychology Chair, Sarah Creem-Regehr