Six students from the Women in Science and Engineering Residence Program (WISE RP) crowd around a hands-on exhibit at a WISE Night at the U-M Museum of Natural History event. They are wearing matching blue WISE RP shirts, in short- and long-sleeved versions.
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An LSA education is more than rigorous academics—it’s a journey.
In LSA, every student has the freedom to follow their curiosity by doing hands-on research, exploring new countries, joining and leading clubs, and really digging into what they love. And we are committed to providing significant resources that adapt to each student's needs and prioritize their well-being on that journey.
Your support is critical in building a robust ecosystem that doesn’t just educate—it inspires, supports, and mentors. With your generosity, you become part of a collective effort to nurture every dimension of our students' lives, ensuring success that echoes far beyond their time at LSA.
Join us in enriching the LSA student experience.
Wrap-Around Support
We’re committed to ensuring that first-generation college-goers, transfer students, nontraditional students, and graduates of under-resourced schools or communities have access to all LSA has to offer. We’re also actively building and enhancing specialized opportunities to meet their needs and experiences. Your partnership ensures that we can accelerate the development of these innovative solutions from multiple angles—and fill in any gaps.
The Student Experience, From Interest to Purpose:
At LSA, students embark on a journey where experience meets ambition. We want to make sure every student can immerse themselves fully in their education and turn their interests into a purposeful career. From hands-on research to global study programs, internships, and leadership development, we open a world where students are more than learners—they're actively shaping their own futures.
Well-Being
LSA students work hard and aim high, so we want to make sure they've got the support they need, not just with their studies but also with their well-being. This means having a toolbox of wellness resources, someone to listen to and advocate for them, safe places to relax, meet, and focus, and help from mentors who've been there before. By donating, you help us maintain and expand this support system. Your gift makes our college a place where students don't just learn—they grow and succeed, on campus and after graduation.
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