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Support Experiences that Shape Futures!
Some of the most meaningful learning experiences happen outside of a classroom. Your support helps Utah State students participate in internships, professional conferences, research opportunities, study experiences, service projects, fieldwork, and other hands-on learning opportunities that prepare them for life after graduation.
Your gift will support a general fund that will be used to support students with costs related to experiential learning.
Your gift helps provide:
- Access to internships, conferences, research, and hands-on learning experiences
- Financial support that removes barriers to student participation
- Opportunities to build confidence, expand perspectives, and connect classroom learning to real-world success
Whether it's traveling to a conference, completing an internship, presenting research, or participating in a unique educational opportunity, your gift helps students gain the experiences that shape careers and change lives. Your gift helps Aggies turn learning into opportunity and potential into achievement.
- Your gift will be used only for the above-stated purpose if the required minimum expendable level of $10,000 is met by December 31, 2031. If not met, the gift will be moved to a general fund with a similar purpose.
- If circumstances arise that render the stated purpose of the gifts (as set forth herein) illegal, impractical, impossible, or wasteful (e.g., a change in law, the elimination of a USU program, position, or course of study, the persistent unavailability of scholarship recipients that meet the criteria, etc.); then, as set forth in this Solicitation, under such circumstances and in keeping with Utah Code 51-8-501(1), USU may designate a new purpose for the gifts. Any such new purpose shall be defined by USU’s President and Vice President of Student Success.
- Effective July 1, 2021, a 5% university gift investment fee, governed by USU’s applicable policies, will be applied to all new, non-endowed gifts to improve University Advancement’s capacity to increase and manage philanthropic giving to USU.
- By letter dated April 8, 1959, the Internal Revenue Service has declared USU (federal tax identification number 87-6000528), to be a duly qualified charitable organization under section 501(c)(3) and also an organization described in sections 509(a)(1) and 170(b)(1)(A)(iv) of the Internal Revenue Code.
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