Building Rollins' endowment to support the school's faculty and students remains our top priority.
Endowments are essentials to the vitality and financial security of our school and ensure the long-term sustainibility of our mission to impact health and well-being through excellence in teaching, research, and the application of knowledge locally and globally.
- Endowed scholoarships ensure that cost doesn't deny top students the benefit of a Rollins education.
- Endowed faculty positions enable Rollins to continue to attract and retain the most talented and accomplished faculty
- And endowed funds earmakred for cutting-edge research at Rollins enable our world class faculty, researchers, and students to address the most pressing anf crucial public health needs of today and tomorrow
Unrestricted endowment funds allow the dean to respond to priority needs and opportunities. Your endowment gifts are an investment in impact. You enable Rollins recruit and retain the strongest faculty, support innovations in research, practice, and teaching, and train the next generation of public health leaders.
Create or Contribute to an Endowment Fund
Donors like you make it possible for us to educate and train tomorrow's public health leaders, enable faculty to make new ideas a reality, and empower our researchers to solve the most challenging public health issues. Whether choosing to create your own endowment or contribute to an existing fund, wherever your passions for building a healthier more equitable world lie, your support helps make this possible.
To learn more, please contact Kathryn Graves, senior associate dean for advancement and alumni engagement, at (404) 727-3352 or kgraves@emory.edu; Kimberley Harper, director of development, at (404) 727-8842 or kimberley.harper@emory.edu; Michelle James, senior director alumni engagement, at (404) 727-4740 or michelle.james@emory.edu
