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Feature Giving Opportunities

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The Dean's Fund

Financial Literacy FLIP

Financial Literacy Program (FLIP)

Experiential Learning

Experiential Learning Programs

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Scholarship Fund

Support Our Academic Departments

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Accounting Department

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Finance Department

UConn Management Professor Timothy B. Folta speaking.

Boucher Management & Entrepreneurship

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Marketing Department

Professors XinXin Li Bob Day and Cuihong Li outside the School of Business Storrs campus on a sunny day.

OPIM Department

Support Key Business Programs & Centers

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MBA Programs

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Real Estate Center

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Entrepreneurship (CCEI)

A Message from Interim Dean Greg Reilly

Portrait of Greg Reilly.

With bold priorities and purpose, our focus is clear: Real World, Real Learning, Real Impact. The days of passive lectures and theoretical case studies are giving way to hands-on experience, real company partnerships, and student ventures that launch before graduation.

At the UConn School  of Business, we’re not just keeping pace with these changes—we’re leading the way. In the midst of our biggest Campaign in history, Because of UConn, your generosity helps to move the priorities of excellence in the School of Business and UConn boldly into the future.

I encourage you to support the area of the School of Business that matters most to you. We have highlighted several options above, but if you are looking for guidance, the following School-wide funds are especially effective ways to create immediate, high-impact support:

  • The Financial Literacy Innovation Program Support Fund embodies everything we stand for. This initiative reaches high school students from under-resourced communities, providing peer-to-peer mentorship that helps them envision new possibilities for their lives.
  • The School of Business Dean’s Fund ensures we can pivot quickly, seize opportunities, and support our community when needs arise.
  • While other universities teach entrepreneurship, we fund it. But here’s the challenge: too many promising ideas stall for lack of early capital. CT Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation will change that equation and provide seed funding for student startups.

With your partnership, we will continue proving that business education can be both rigorous and relevant, theoretical and practical, global in scope and grounded in community impact.

Every gift, no matter the amount, advances our mission. Thank you for considering this investment  in the next generation of business leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers.

With excitement for our shared future,

Greg Reilly
Interim Dean
School of Business
University of Connecticut