Student Enrichment Funds

Student Enrichment Funds stretch across UNT and support student groups and initiatives on campus.

The College of Information Research Conference Award Endowment - This endowment allows the opportunity for personal and professional development, keeps students engaged and helps the college continue to evolve.

ELEVAR Program - This fund supports a four-year postsecondary education program that empowers students with intellectual disabilities (ID) to become self-determined, independent and healthy adults readied for integrated competitive employment.

Amon G Carter Foundation for Career Readiness - Career Readiness at UNT provides learning experiences that will develop and support our next generation of leaders as they progress through their educational journey. High-impact learning experiences, coupled with career development, will prepare every student for success after graduation.

Teacher Pathways Program - The Pathways for Future Teacher program work to prepare the next generation of educators in support of Texas Workforce needs.

Westheimer Science Research Fellows - Donors passionate about giving students an early start in research pursuits as undergraduates may be interested in the Westheimer Science Research Fellowship, a generous award that provides stipends and support for research-enhancing activities for undergraduate students.

Kuehne Speaker Series Endowed Scholarship Fund - This scholarship awards $25,000 to outstanding students at the university and affords them the opportunity to meet leaders in industry.

Zero Textile Waste Initiative: This fund supports CMHT and the UNT community's ongoing efforts to improve sustainability on campus grounds while eliminating and diverting textile waste from the local community. Services benefit students in need of free, fashionable clothing, including UNT's first-generation college students, international students, historically underrepresented students, and low-income students.