When you give to the S.J. Quinney College of Law, you are supporting students who are preparing to enter the legal profession, helping to advance legal research and scholarship related to critical issues, and providing needed programs to the community. Any amount given can make a difference!
The law school is unable to list all our accounts with a donation link on this page. If you would like to make a donation to a fund that is not listed on this page, please use the “College of Law general scholarship fund ” link and list the fund you wish to donate in the special instructions box. Please send an email to a member of the development team (Mary Wheeler) so they can track your donation and ensure it is credited to the desired fund.
COLLEGE OF LAW DEAN'S FUND
Your generous gift will go towards serving our students and society by leveraging the collective strengths of the projects, initiatives, and academies in the College of Law.
General Funds
College of Law General Scholarship Fund
Dee Benson Memorial Scholarship
Sentry Financial Corporation Endowed Scholarship
Utah Law Review Opportunity Fund
James R. Holbrook Scholarship Fund
Flora Sombrero/Neeta Lind Diné (Navajo) Law Scholarship Fund
Justice Ronald E. Nehring Scholarship Fund
YAA Barbara J. Dickey Scholarship
College of Law Library Fund
Southern California Alumni Scholarship
David Arapene Cuch Endowed Scholarship
Robert W. Adler Endowed Scholarship
Centers of Excellence and Programs
College of Law – Pro-Bono Initiative General Fund
College of Law – Wallace Stegner Center
College of Law – Law and Biomedical Sciences Fund
Scholarships and Fellowships
For more information about giving to one of the College of Law's scholarship funds, please call 801-585-5500. You can also make a donation to the College of Law General Scholarship Fund and indicate in the special instructions which scholarship you would like to support.
Arc Fellows
As partners of the Arc to Justice program, law firms support the College of Law's efforts to enhance justice for all people, especially from underrepresented populations. The program provides three-year, full tuition scholarships (Arc Fellowships) to two members of our incoming JD class. In addition to helping underwrite the cost of legal education, the program works to integrate diverse students into the legal community—which is particularly important as many diverse students are first generation lawyers who have never been exposed to our profession or its members.