WVU Day of Giving

For many students, college isn’t a sure thing. Scholarship and student support can be the difference between wondering if they belong and finding a lifelong calling. 

Once they’re here, students are forever changed by the intimate nature of the WVU College of Creative Arts and Media. Our programs require and encourage meaningful collaboration and trust that is carried on forever in our alumni who go on to inform, inspire and connect people through their work — building culture, sharing stories and contributing to a more thoughtful and joyful world.

These students and this learning environment are worthy of your support. You’re changing individual lives, but you’re also shaping a brighter future for all of us. We’re grateful for you and hope you’ll consider a gift to the College’s greatest needs fund or to any fund that supports our four schools:

• College of Creative Arts and Media Greatest Needs – supports initiatives at the college level, including experiential learning for students; faculty
  enrichment; and critical updates to facilities, technology and tools.
• School of Art and Design Greatest Needs – supports students, faculty and programs in Art and Design, Art Education, Art History and Museum Professions, Art Therapy, Design Studies, Fashion Design and Merchandising, Game Design and Interactive Media, and Interior Architecture.
• Reed School of Media and Communications Greatest Needs – supports students, faculty and programs in Advertising and Public Relations, Integrated Marketing Communications, Journalism, Multidisciplinary Media Studies, and Sports and Adventure Media.
• School of Music Greatest Needs – supports students, faculty and programs in Music, Music and Health, Music Business and Industry, Music Composition, Conducting, Music Education, Music Performance and Music Therapy.
• School of Theatre and Dance Greatest Needs – supports students, faculty and programs in Acting, Dance, Musical Theatre, Theatre, and Theatre Design and Technology.
• Art Museum of WVU – supports regional, community and campus education utilizing WVU’s permanent art collection, espousing over 5,000 paintings, prints, works on paper, sculpture, and ceramics pieces from across the globe and over the centuries.