Schools

The Kalmanovitz School of Education (KSOE) owes its strong reputation to rigorous, innovative educational programs and its student-centered learning environment. The School actively addresses the issues that affect education in California and your support can contribute to this mission:

• Scholarships that open opportunities for low-income students and students from under-represented groups.
• Technology Development to improve the integration of education technology — like SMART Boards, Nooks, and social networking — into programs and courses.
• Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) to increase early identification and recruitment of under-represented students interested in teaching math, science or technology.
• Environmental Literacy support for curriculum development and teacher training in order to develop awareness and concern for the environment among students in the K-12 classroom setting.

* For additional information, contact Leadership Giving Officer Suzie Swift by email or call (925) 631-4217. 

Because we teach students how to think, not what to think, the School of Liberal Arts provides learning that lasts, even in a changing world.

• Support the Performing Arts and create opportunities for off-campus performances by our award-winning actors, dancers and musicians
• Give to the Tuition Assistance Program for current and former professional dancers in LEAP (Liberal Education for Arts Professionals), a national bachelor of arts degree program 
• Provide scholarship support for promising writers in the MFA Program 
• Support the post-graduation success of SOLA majors through LAB, the Liberal Arts Bridge program that provides professional exploration, development, and internship support for students.
• Support faculty and student scholarly travel grants and help provide faculty development on issues of diversity and inclusion, through the Dean's Fund for Academic Distinction.
• Support public history courses, internships for students at the Smithsonian Institute, and educational partnerships with local schools promoting public history to future Gaels.

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To learn more, please contact Heidi Stornetta Butler at (925) 631-8666.

The School of Science (SOS) at Saint Mary's College educates students to be capable scientists and have broad intellectual interests. Our science program produces students who have strong theoretical and empirical skills, who can ask fundamental questions about science and its methods, and who are ethically aware of the impacts science has on society. You can have a hand in this stellar preparation by supporting our key priorities: