The humanities have never been more important, for the students of today and tomorrow, and for the world at large.
We are educating the future leaders of the global economy. Students who choose the Humanities will graduate with a broad and versatile set of skills, ready to change the world. The College of Humanities’ vision is to elevate lives, careers, and communities through innovative and fearless inquiries into the diversity of human belief, language, literature, and culture. Help us make that vision a reality at the University of Arizona.
College of Humanities Fund for Excellence
Gifts of any amount provide the College much-needed unrestricted resources to maintain and improve the world-class academic opportunities available to UA students.
College of Humanities - Tucson Humanities Festival
Support the Tucson Humanities Festival, a series of topical lectures, panel discussions and events, including noteworthy guests, presented by the UA College of Humanities.
College of Humanities Scholarships
Gifts to this fund support students in their study abroad and other academic endeavors.
Friends of Humanities
Gifts to this fund will support our faculty in the College of Humanities.
Dante S. Lauretta and M. Katherine Crombie Award Endowment for Science and Humanities Study
This Award is presented to students who declare a major or minor in both the College of Humanities and the College of Science.
Samuel C. and Louise L. McMillan Scholarship
This Scholarship is presented to undergraduate students enrolled in any degree field offered by the College of Humanities. Candidates will demonstrate innovative leadership, academic achievement, and significant involvement in volunteer and community-based activities.
Alene Kelsey Metcalf Family Scholarship
This Scholarship is presented to undergraduate students pursuing a College of Humanities major, with special consideration for students seeking to become the first in their family to earn a college degree.
Werner Schirmer Memorial Scholarship
The Werner Schirmer Memorial Scholarship was created in 1991 by Mrs. Nellie Schirmer to honor her late husband, Werner. It is open to all COH students, regardless of major. Candidates must be upper-division status (junior/senior class standing) and must be planning to enroll in a summer Study Abroad program or other UA-sponsored summer student program in Europe.