TTUHSC Funding Opportunities
"When you build bridges you can keep crossing them."
-Rick Pitino, Lead to Success
These critical funding needs extend to all of the TTUHSC schools and institutes which include:
- Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
- School of Allied Health Sciences
- School of Nursing
- School of Pharmacy
- School of Medicine
- Paul L. Foster School of Medicine at El Paso
- F. Marie Hall Institute for Rural and Community Health
- Garrison Institute on Aging
- Laura W. Bush Institute for Women's Health
Student Scholarships
In order to recruit promising students to our programs we must be competitive and offer student scholarships. Your contributions to scholarship programs can help us bring the best and brightest to TTUHSC. Scholarships do make a difference to our students. You can contribute to an established scholarship fund or establish a new fund.
Endowed Chairs & Professorships
Funding opportunities exist for endowed chairs and professorships. The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center faculty is at the core of our research, teaching and training. State funding provides the basic salaries, but private funds allow us to recruit and retain world class educators and researchers.
Non-Endowed Gifts
Contributions can be made to Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center to directly support scholarships, research and programs through a non-endowed gift. The donor may select the school and purpose for each gift.
Research
The research mission of TTUHSC is to leverage its unique structure and settings to acquire new knowledge in the area of human health; to develop new technologies to better diagnose and treat human diseases and to build partnerships to better serve West Texas and the nation. If you have interests in a specific area of health research, please inform the TTUHSC development staff.
Questions»
For more information about how your gifts can benefit TTUHSC please contact GivingInfo@ttuhsc.edu