Alpha Chi Omega (Chapter House) Fund provides funds for the purpose of building enhancements and renovations of the Chapter House.

The Alternative Breaks (AB) Program integrates leadership and community service opportunities through intensive multi-day national and international service trips over University class breaks. The powerful learning and serving experiences make a difference in the lives of students and in the communities in which they serve.

Alternative Breaks sends hundreds of students each year on service-learning trips to address some of the most pressing social, political and environmental issues of our time.

America Counts is a partnership between UM and Prince George's County Public Schools which provides high quality after-school mentoring for elementary school students, helping them with reading, basic math skills, homework, problem solving and group activities.

America Counts offers strong civic engagement opportunities for college students and through their experiences many students have followed careers in teaching or non-profit management.

America Reads is a partnership between UM and Prince George's County Public Schools which provides high quality mentoring for elementary school students, helping them with reading, homework, critical thinking, reflective writing and hands-on group activities.

Through their experiences with America Reads many UM students have looked into careers in teaching or non-profit management to help continue giving back to local communities.

The Alpha Tau Omega Haslinger-Jones Fund supports student leadership, through annual awards, leadership programs and scholarships.

A Scholarship Supporting Active Duty or Honorably Discharged UMD Student Veterans

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Baseball Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Established by former Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs and beloved ODK Faculty Secretary, Drury G. “Dru” Bagwell, gifts to this account support an annual distinguished lecture.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Baseball Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

This Fund honors Dr. Robert B. Beckmann, Professor Emeritus, Department of Chemical Engineering, and his contributions to the University and the advancement of the field of chemical engineering. It awards scholarship assistance to one or more undergraduate or graduate students enrolled in the Department of Chemical Engineering based on demonstrated financial need.

The Berlage Alternative Spring Break Fund was established in June 2007 by Bruce '56 and Donna Berlage. The Fund provides support for students to participate in Alternative Spring Break, a substance-free, community service-learning program in the Community Service-Learning Office of the Adele H. Stamp Student Union.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Black Belt Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The Bright Futures Internship Scholarship Fund supports students pursuing unpaid or low paying internship opportunities. This important fund helps to provide students, who may be facing financial constraints, the opportunity to take part in these internships.

The CRS Sport Club Enhancement Fund helps a deserving Sport Club manage costs associated with equipment, travel for competitions, and club enhancements. This fund is supported through the generosity of wonderful alumni and friends of CRS.

We welcome general Sport Club support or specific Sport Club support. If you are interested in supporting a specific Sport Club, please be sure to stipulate this.

The Campus Recreation Services Student Employee Scholarship provides books and tuition for full-time undergraduate students who have been employed by CRS for two or more semesters.

This fund supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the Campus Recreation Services Fencing Club. The fund also helps support the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies

The Career Center Fund provides operating support for the University of Maryland Career Center.

The Carlson Family Scholarship Fund provides an annual scholarship for an enrolled undergraduate student in good standing with the University and who is a member of any registered student organization.

A joint fund between the Stamp Student Union and the Office of Multicultural Involvement & Community Advocacy (MICA), the Community Service Learning Fund provides funding for community service learning projects sponsored through the Stamp Student Union.

The Counseling Center Fund provides operating support for the University of Maryland Counseling Center.

The Counseling Center Professional Development Fund was developed to provide advanced professional program and training opportunities for Counseling Center Staff.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Cycling Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The Delta Chi Gift Fund was created for the purpose of supporting building enhancements and services provided by the Department of Fraternity and Sorority Life.

The Department of Residence Life Programming Fund helps to support operating and programmatic expenses of the Department of Residence Life, such as the New Resident Orientation or alcohol education programs.

The Dining Services Discretionary Fund was established to provide operational, development and student awards to members of the Department of Dining Services.

The Divine Nine Assistance Fund has been established to support emergency financial need for tuition and books to members of the nine historically Black Greek letter organizations. Created by alumni members of the Divine Nine organizations in recognition of their shared values and their association with the National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc.

The Division of Student Affairs Awards Fund was established for the purpose of recognizing the contributions of Division of Student Affairs staff.

The Division of Student Affairs Scholarship seeks to recognize undergraduate students who have made a significant impact on the quality of life for students and/or employees at the University of Maryland. Successful scholarship candidates show evidence of commitment to the job, leadership, quality of work, accomplishments, and a genuine dedication to providing service to students and/or the University community through their positions.

The Dreamkeepers Emergency Financial Assistance program at the University of Maryland is designed to help students avoid dropping out of school when faced with unforeseen financial difficulties. Dreamkeepers can help ease student worries about housing, food and utilities, tuition and books, transportation, childcare and medical needs, allowing students faced with sudden financial obstacles to focus their energy on education.

Established in 2010 by Edward Friedson’s family members, The Edward Friedson Memorial Scholarship, provides financial assistance to an undergraduate or graduate student who is a veteran, active duty member or a reservist of the U.S. military, demonstrates financial need, and either exhibits positive career ambitions or displays leadership and service to others in the community.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Equestrian Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The Eric B. Young M.D. Travel Study Awards has been awarded to deserving undergraduate students who wish to study abroad since 2006. Each year the Division of Student Affairs awards five travel study awards stipends. The purpose of the program is to give deserving undergraduate students the opportunity to broaden their international horizons while they hone their academic skills.

The Faculty Staff Assistance Fund is available to assist faculty and staff in cases of personal financial emergencies who have exhausted all other avenues of support. The fund was designed to address unexpected financial emergencies such as; a death in the family where an employee must travel a large distance or an emergency medical expenses.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Field Hockey Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Figure Skating Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Created by the First Command Financial Services Office in Arlington, Virginia as a way to support the educational goals of military families, this scholarship provides financial assistance for Veterans and active duty military as well as their spouses and children.

The Food Recovery Network (FRN) is a network of student groups and individuals at UMD volunteering to recover the surplus food from the dining halls and sports games and donate it to hungry men, women and children in the DC area. Reducing food waste and providing for our neighbors makes our whole community stronger.

The Friends of Marsha Guenzler-Stevens Garden of Reflection and Remembrance Fund was established to name a significant element of the Garden in Marsha’s honor. A gift to the Friends of Marsha Guenzler-Stevens Garden Fund recognizes and celebrates her work as the firesoul that brought this Garden to life.

Marsha currently serves as the Director of the Adele H. Stamp Student Union Center for Campus Life and has been a dedicated member of the UM family for almost 30 years.

The Gamer Symphony Orchestra Support Fund was established to support the student run group devoted to performing orchestral arrangements of video game music and using that music as an educational tool. Funds help to promote and sustain the Gamer Symphony Orchestra's performances and cover related activities costs.

The Garden of Remembrance, Friends of India Tiller Garden Project was established by the colleagues and friends of India Tiller for the purpose of honoring her memory through support of the University of Maryland Garden of Reflection and Remembrance.

In a time when most people run their lives with an overcrowded calendar and the world seems a bit more fragile, finding time—let alone a place—to reflect is difficult. The Garden of Reflection and Remembrance is such a place. Located adjacent to the Memorial Chapel, we invite you to join us at this special campus addition.

For more information visit http://www.studentaffairsgiving.umd.edu or call 301.314.4900. Memorial gifts are welcome and naming opportunities are available.

The Eppley Fund was created in memory of Geary F. Eppley, a pioneer in the area of student health and wellness. The Fund supports the UM Active Student Initiative, helps to create and enhance student recreation venues and provides assistance to our many UM sports clubs and related initiatives.

The Robert L. German Veterans & Dependents Scholarship provides an annual scholarship for students who are veterans and/or dependents of veterans or active duty members.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Go Ju Ryu Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The Golf Course Enhancement Fund was created to maintain and continue to enhance the University of Maryland Golf Course.

Situated just west of the heart of campus on 150 acres of rolling hills and mature hardwoods, the picturesque and challenging UM Golf Course was designed by George W. Cobb, long considered one of America’s leading golf course architects.

The enhancements to the course include reconstruction of all tee and green complexes to USGA specifications, new concrete golf car paths, construction of new bunkers, and expanded practice facilities. Future plans include construction of a pavilion, improvements to the clubhouse and other facilities.

The Golf Course Scholarship was created to provide annual undergraduate scholarships for outstanding student workers at the University Golf Course.

The Maryland Golf for Business and Life Program was established to support the expenses of the "Business and Life Program", to include equipment, staff support and other associated costs of the program.

The Greek Programming Fund provides critical funding support for the programs and services offered through the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Gymnastics Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The Health Center Fund provides operating support for the University of Maryland Health Center.

The Victim Assistance Fund provides financial support to victims of violence in need of aid, medical care or other treatment services.

The Vincent Family Scholarship was established in honor of Robert J. Vincent, Ph.D., in recognition of his passion, dedication and unique contributions as an intelligence officer for the CIA. This scholarship is opened to all combat Veteran students from any branch of the military completing an undergraduate or graduate degree at the University of Maryland.

The Vincent Family Scholar can use funds toward tuition, room and board or the cost of textbooks.

The Healthy Workers Fund was established for the purpose of providing for the treatment and health care needs to University of Maryland Staff who are uninsured through the University of Maryland, University Health Center.

The purpose of the Integrity at Maryland Program Fund is to provide students with opportunities to explore issues of integrity, character and ethics in their daily lives. Through lectures, programs, and other associated activities.

The Marilyn P. Kauffman Golf Course Enrichment Fund was created by the family and friends of Marilyn Kauffman in loving memory of her passion for, and dedication to, the Golf Course and the University of Maryland. The “Kauffman Fund” will support the operation, enhancement and programmatic efforts of the University Golf Course Staff.

The Colonel J. Logan Schutz Omicron Delta Kappa Leader of the Year Award provides an annual monetary award and plaque to an outstanding member of Omicron Delta Kappa selected as the Leader of the Year.

Omicron Delta Kappa Leaders exemplify the ideals of ODK leadership within one or more of the ODK principles: scholarship; athletics; campus or community service; social, or religious activities and campus government; journalism, speech and the mass media; creative and performing arts.

The Brandon James Malstrom Memorial Scholarship was established in December 2002 by friends and family of the late Brandon James Malstrom, a junior operations and quality management major who died suddenly in November 2002.

Spendable Income from the Scholarship provides an annual scholarship for a transfer student at the University whose educational aspirations best exemplify those of Brandon Malstrom.

The Margaret Moose Swallow Alternative Breaks Scholarship Fund annually awards scholarships to students attending a winter, spring or summer Alternative Break Trip with demonstrated financial need, willingness to serve others, and community engagement.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Men's Crew Team, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The Maryland Parents Association Scholarship Fund provides need-based scholarships of up to $1,000 per academic year to students who may be unable to continue their education at the university due to extenuating financial circumstances. 16 students have been awarded these scholarships in the past three years.

The MICA (Multicultural Involvement & Community Advocacy) Diversity Fund helps to promote and sustain programs, services and outreach efforts which help to fuel UMD's diversity initiatives.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Men's Basketball Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Men's Ice Hockey Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Men's Rugby Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Men's Sailing Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Men's Soccer Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Men's Ultimate Frisbee Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Men's Volleyball Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Men's Waterpolo Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The Maryland Tees Gift Fund was created to support course improvements to the University of Maryland Golf Course.

The Joseph M. Mitchell Scholarship Award was established to honor the memory of Joseph M. Mitchell, a staff member of the Department of Resident Life for nearly 17 years, who passed away in 2005. A scholarship is offered each spring and fall to students who best display the character of Joseph M. Mitchell.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Kendo Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation Endowed Scholarship was established in October 2008 by the Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation. Spendable Income from the Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation Endowed Scholarship provides annual need-based scholarships for students enrolled at the University who are at least 25 years of age and who meet additional eligibility considerations.

The David E. Mills Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in October 2010 in memory of David E. Mills by his family and friends. In tribute to David Mills, the scholarship is awarded to students who share his commitment to, and passion for, issues of diversity.

Recipients must have worked for The Diamondback for at least two semesters and continue to work on The Diamondback during the award period. The ideal recipient will pose a strong understanding of the importance of diversity in a student-run newspaper.

The Omicron Delta Kappa society is a national leadership honor society for college students, faculty, staff, administrators, and alumni that recognizes and encourages scholarship, leadership, and exemplary character. The annual scholarships will be awarded to entering first year students who in high school demonstrated outstanding leadership potential.

Gifts to the Omicron Delta Kappa Discretionary Fund support the important work of ODK to recognize and develop the very best campus leaders.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Paintball Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The Parents as Partners Campaign helps sustain programs sponsored by the Office of Parent and Family Affairs and directly support initiatives of the Maryland Parents Association. Support from parents provides students with scholarships that enable them to continue their education at (and graduate from) the university.

Contributions from parents have provided funding for additional tutors in the Math Success Program, helped institute the AlcoholEdu Program, enabled the creation of the Office of Student Conduct's Integrity, Character and Ethics (ICE) Campaign, helped establish a special service-learning opportunity through the Office of Leadership & Community Service-Learning, and much more.

The Tillman Military Scholarships at the University of Maryland are sponsored by the Pat Tillman Foundation "Leadership Through Action™" initiative, which is dedicated to supporting educational opportunities for servicemembers and their families. The scholarships will ensure these leaders have every opportunity to pursue broader educational goals.

The Tillman Military Scholarships at the University of Maryland are intended to cover direct study-related expenses such as tuition, fees, books, and room and board as well as other needs such as child care.

The Parents Association Initiatives Fund makes a wide range of experiences possible for UM students, including tutoring services, wellness resources, peer education and leadership development programs, alcohol education, and other programs within the Division of Student Affairs designed to enhance the student experience at the University. This fund also helps to sustain valuable programs and resources provided to parents and family members by the Office of Parent and Family Affairs.

The Patricia S. Higgins Scholarship was established in February 2008 by friends and colleagues of Patricia S. Higgins, who worked for Dining Services at the University for more than 46 years. The Patricia S. Higgins Scholarship provides annual scholarships for employees of Dining Services or their dependents who are enrolled at the University.

The Paul E. and Jane F. Butler Scholarship Fund provides financial assistance to qualified students of the Robert H. Smith School of Business who are veterans of US military service.

The Pavela Prize for Distinguished Contributions to the University of Maryland Academic Integrity and Ethical Development Program was established in May 2003 by Gary and Margaret Pavela to recognize and reward students who have made distinguished contributions to the academic integrity and ethical development program in the Division of Student Affairs, including fostering discussion about and enhancement of University academic integrity or student conduct policies.

The "Six Columns" Fund was established for the sole purpose of attending to Phi Sigma Kappa's goal of providing financial support needed to maintain a UMD fraternity house on Fraternity Row, the traditional home of the Eta Chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa.

The Camille Rajpat Initiative Endowment was established in May 2003 by Aimlall and Norma Rajpat, in memory of their daughter Camille, who died of complications from cancer treatment while in her senior year at the University.

Spendable Income from the Camille Rajpat Initiative Endowment provides annual support for the Rajpat Initiative Program and the work of the Office of Judicial Programs in the Division of Student Affairs.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Raquetball Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The Returning Student Scholarship was established to provide support for need-based scholarships for students enrolled at the University who are at least 25 years of age and who meet additional eligibility considerations.

The Returning Student Scholarship is supported by Returning Student Program donors and the National Council of Jewish Women, Inc., Montgomery County MD Section in memory of Riddia Cass, a pioneer in the organization.

The William and Donna Richbourg Veterans Scholarship was established in honor of those who have served.

The Robert E. Evasick Memorial Scholarship Fund provides financial assistance to students who are veterans of US military service and who have demonstrated financial need; and have show career ambitions and/or a demonstration of service to others in the community.

The SEE Scholarship Fund annually awards scholarships to SEE student leaders for helping offset the cost of textbooks initially and growing to help offset tuition expenses.

The Student Entertainment Events (SEE) Operating Fund provides programmatic support for shows and events planned and organized by the SEE Offices and staff.

Consisting of four limestone blocks engraved with the dates of those historic events which occurred during that fateful year, as well as quotes from three graduating seniors and Rudyard Kipling's poem "If," the 2002 Class Gift resides in the Garden of Reflection and Remembrance located on the verdant landscape adjacent to the Chapel.

As a vital piece of the Garden, the gift not only serves as a reminder to alumni, students, and other community members of that extraordinary year but also as a place of solitude and serenity.

The Wofford K. Smith Religious Life Program Fund was established in June 1986 by friends of Episcopal Chaplain Emeritus Wofford K. Smith. Funds donated towards the Wofford K. Smith Religious Life Program help to support ecumenical religious programs at the University of Maryland.

Every other year, five students are selected to serve on the Union Contemporary Art Purchasing Program Committee. The students take a class in contemporary art, learning contemporary art styles, price and value, how to work with galleries and how to build an art collection. During the spring semester, they research potential pieces and travel to Washington, D.C., Baltimore and New York City to purchase art for the Union’s permanent collection.

Students present their recommendations to a panel of curators, collectors and artists for final selection of the works. The selected pieces become the property of the University and are showcased around the Adele H. Stamp Student Union, opening the eyes of students and community members to the varied perspectives and cultures of contemporary artists.

For more information please visit www.studentaffairsgiving.umd.edu or call 301.314.4900.

The Stamp Student Union Enhancement Fund provides critical funding to support building renovations and other projects related to the improvement of the Stamp Student Union. In addition, funding provides support for student programming and other initiatives supporting student learning in the Stamp.

The Stamp Student Union Programming Fund helps to provide additional support to the programs and services offered through the Stamp Student Union.

The Division of Student Affairs established the UMD Student Crisis Fund in 2001 to keep students on the path to academic success during a personal and unexpected crisis. The Fund helps any currently enrolled student who faces an unanticipated emergency that requires immediate financial need. Any student, a member of the University community, or any person concerned about a student can apply for support.

The Student Government Association Scholarship Fund provides funding for leadership development opportunities for SGA leaders.

The Substance Abuse Control Fund was established for the purpose of supporting substance abuse control programs through the University of Maryland, University Health Center.

The University of Maryland Swimming Club provides support for the program operations and equipment needs of the UMD Swimming Club.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Table Tennis Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The Tee to Green Fund provides support to the Golf Course’s facility operations, equipment needs and program development.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Tennis Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Terp Runners Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Named after former Vice President for Student Affairs, William L. “Bud” Thomas, this account provides annual support for the ODK speaker series.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Triathlon Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The UM Veterans Family Scholarship Fund was created with the purpose of supporting annual undergraduate scholarships to dependents, spouses or domestic partners of current Veterans.

The UM Student Veteran's Scholarship Fund is designed to provide financial assistance to United States armed forces personnel who served in the active duty military, and who are full-time or part-time, degree-seeking undergraduate and graduate students enrolled at the University of Maryland.

The University Chapel Operating Fund supports operations, programs and facilities renovations of the University of Maryland Chapel.

The University of Maryland Alexion Veterans Scholarship Fund provides financial assistance to students who are Veterans of the U.S. military, demonstrate financial need, and have shown career ambitions and/or a demonstration of service to others in the community.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Ballroom Dance Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Boxing Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The Help Center Hotline Peer Counseling provides a multitude of services to the campus community, including a telephone crisis intervention hotline, peer counseling, and an outlet of campus resources. The Help Center Peer Counseling Fund supports these valuable services so they may continue to assist those in need.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Men's Lacrosse Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

The University of Maryland Prescription Assistance Fund was established to provide prescription medication to UMD students who may otherwise be unable to purchase the necessary medicines.

Through the University of Maryland Veterans Initiative the University is taking the lead nationally in providing services to our veterans, and has become a model for other colleges and universities developing a comprehensive approach to the needs of veterans.

The UM Veterans Initiative provides the incentive and support necessary to help veterans achieve their academic and personal goals and enhances the support offered by the GI Bill.

The UM Student Veteran's Scholarship Fund is designed to provide financial assistance to United States armed forces personnel who served in the active duty military, and who are full-time or part-time, degree-seeking undergraduate and graduate students enrolled at the University of Maryland.

The Vice President for Student Affairs Discretionary Fund provides critical funding to support projects, initiatives and programs that, as determined by the Vice President, are in some manner priorities for the Division of Student Affairs. The ultimate goal of this fund is to enhance the student experience.

The Matthew W. Watson Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in July 2007 by friends and family of the late Matthew W. Watson, a University sophomore who died suddenly in May 2007.

Spendable Income from the Matthew W. Watson Memorial Scholarship Fund provides annual scholarships of at least $1,000 for an incominfg freshman or transfer student at the University who has graduated from Centennial High School in Howard County, Maryland.

The Ernest M. Willcher Veterans Scholarship was established in loving memory by his wife and sons of Ernest M. Willcher, who served in the US Army for four years and spent 36 years working for the Army as a civilian employee, before perishing in the events of Sept. 11, 2001. The Scholarship supports veteran students at the University of Maryland College Park.

The WMUC Support Fund provides operational and programmatic support for the WMUC campus radio station.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Weightlifting Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Women's Basketball Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Women's Crew Team, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Women's Ice Hockey Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Women's Lacrosse Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Women's Rugby Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Women's Softball Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Women's Soccer Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Women's Ultimate Frisbee Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Women's Volleyball Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Wrestling Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.

Supports the activities, programs and competition related expenses of the UM Wushu Club, as well as the purchase of necessary equipment and supplies.