The "Next 100" DAAP Scholarship Drive: Invest in Next Now
With DAAP’s “Next 100” initiative, we invite you to support the future legacy of our College with the establishment of 100 new scholarships, or increased giving to existing funds, to support a hundred additional DAAP students– the “Next 100.” These 100 additional DAAP students will join our long line of exemplary alumni on paths towards degrees and careers. On behalf of the University of Cincinnati and the College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning, please accept our profound gratitude for your support.
Questions about making a gift? Contact Laura Johnson, Senior Director of Development at johns5lr@foundation.uc.edu or 513-556-1211.
The Impact of Giving
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"As a communication designer, my goal has always been to make life easier for the people I interact with. I have the platform to problem-solve and translate for people and businesses. Without scholarship support, I would not be able to achieve my goal of making the day-to-day experience for others easier." |
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"I have big aspirations! UC has given me the opportunity to make connections in the industry and gain experience before I leave college, preparing me to innovate for the future. Thanks to my scholarship it was possible for me to attend the university of my dreams." |
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"I wouldn't be where I am today without the experiential learning that comes with my program. Because of your support, students like me can be strong leaders in the classroom, on co-op, in future jobs, and in the community around us." |
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"Your donation doesn't just allow me to attend classes and get a degree, your donation gives me opportunities to build my portfolio. By offering multiple sources of learning, DAAP prepares students for professional life better than any other design school. To help students who might not be able to afford college is an act of true generosity. " |
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"UC has encouraged outside-of-the-box thinking and allows for students to have a taste of the real world rather than being confined to the classroom setting. Experiential learning vastly improves our knowledge in our chosen fields, which we then apply in the classroom the following semester. UC has certainly helped me prepare for the future!" |
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