Make a Gift to any ECE Fund

Invest in ECE at UCSB

We invite you to invest in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department — your generosity enables us to provide current and future students with an unparalleled educational experience and stay at the forefront of research that addresses the most critical issues of the 21st century.

Please consider one of our named giving opportunities below to target your gift to a specific initiative, or make an unrestricted gift to the department which will have a wide reaching and immediate impact on all aspects of the UCSB ECE community.

Feel free to contact me personally, and thank you for supporting UCSB ECE!

Luke Theogarajan, Chair

For more information contact:

Hannah Hultgren
Director of Development
Robert Mehrabian College of Engineering
Office: (805) 893-5830
Email: hannahhultgren@ucsb.edu

Funding Opportunities

Unrestricted Support to the ECE Department

Unrestricted Support to the ECE Department

Provides students and researchers with resources they need to learn, develop technology, and contribute to the field of electrical and computer engineering
Undergraduate Capstone Project Fund

Undergraduate Capstone Project Fund

Supports the projects and activities of students in the electrical engineering and computer engineering Capstone Programs
George Matthaei Undergraduate Award Fund

George Matthaei Undergraduate Award Fund

To honor and support a meritorious undergraduate student studying electrical and/or computer engineering at UCSB
Herbert Kroemer Endowed Fellowship Fund

Herbert Kroemer Endowed Fellowship Fund

Provides named fellowship awards to excellent graduate students studying electrical and computer engineering
Roger C. Wood Endowed Fund

Roger C. Wood Endowed Fund

Provides named undergraduate scholarships and graduate fellowships, and helps equip and supply state-of-the-art teaching facilities
Petar V. Kokotovic Distinguished Visiting Professorship Fund

Petar V. Kokotovic Distinguished Visiting Professorship Fund

Provides a named distinguished visiting professorship with the Center for Control, Dynamical Systems, and Computation (CCDC)