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Giving


Gifts from individuals, companies, and foundations provide the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) with needed resources to expand our educational, research and extension programs. These vital gifts support faculty in their cutting edge research, and help train the next generation of leaders who will work to feed the world and sustain our natural resources.

Your gift may be designated to the department or fund of your choice with the confidence that it will be used for the purpose you intend. 

CANR utilizes unrestricted funds to support initiatives like:

  • Student enrichment—Opportunities for student learning outside of the classroom, including internships with Landscape Architecture, Botanic Gardens, Wetlands Restoration, Extension and the UDairy Creamery
  • Special projects—Unique learning opportunities (e.g. UDairy Creamery or UD Fresh to You) that engage and  enrich the local community and give students real-world experiences invaluable to their careers
  • Scholarships—Academic and need-based awards that keep students focused on their education rather than how they can finance it
  • Graduate student support—Opportunities for students to participate in knowledge discovery  and translation that help feed the world and protect the planet
  • Farm operations—Critical support of the college’s 350-acre farm, dairy, wetlands and woodlands that serves as an outdoor laboratory for students and faculty
  • Cooperative Extension—Collaborative work between UD and the local community to provide valuable consultation and education to individuals, businesses and communities to solve problems, develop skills and build a better future.

Alumni, friends, families and students of the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources work together to create a lasting legacy and fulfill our land-grant mission of teaching, research and extension.

Alumni in the news
  • University of Delaware alumna Kayla Pettiford examines a feline patient.

    UD’s non-thesis M.S. in Animal Science prepares Kayla Pettiford for veterinary school

    May 02, 2024 | Written by Molly Schafer
    As a graduate of UD’s non-thesis M.S. in Animal Science, alumna Kayla Pettiford attributes her UD master's degree in preparing her for veterinary school success. Pettiford graduated with an undergraduate degree in pre-veterinary science from Delaware State University in 2021. Pettiford took her time researching master’s programs. UD's concentration in Veterinary Biosciences, Biotechnology, and One Health (VBBOH) stood out.
  • Maryland's Blue Hen

    April 05, 2024 | Written by Katie Peikes
    UD conservation degree launches Maryland Natural Resources Secretary Josh Kurtz into environmental career.
  • UD animal science graduate degree launches Gloria Andrade-Feraud into veterinary school

    March 12, 2024 | Written by Molly Schafer
    Originally planning on medical school, Andrade-Feraud soon found that her heart wasn't in it. Then, a friend suggested veterinary school. After transferring to UD from another master's program, Andrade-Feraud was encouraged by the smaller class size, accommodating faculty, and helpful UD community!

Contact us

Dan Rogalski

Senior Director of Development
 302-831-6211
Chadeia Buycks

Senior Associate Director, Development Relations
 302-831-1294