College of Education & Human Development
At the College of Education & Human Development, we're dedicated to improving the lives of children, adults, and families while preparing the next generation of professionals dedicated to that very mission.
Our success is made possible by the generosity of our alumni and friends, and each gift is a vote of confidence in our mission to teach, learn and discover. Together, we can prepare our graduates for a lifetime of victories. Your giving supports ground-breaking research, innovative programs and can make all the difference for our future graduates and the many lives they go on to enhance throughout their careers.
Help us transform and strengthen education, families, and communities with your gift today. If you would like to be a partner in the future of our college, consider a gift to one of the following funds:
CEHD Scholarship Fund
The CEHD Scholarship Fund provides direct student support by creating scholarship opportunities for future leaders in education & human development. This fund also supports students with emergency funding – keeping them on track toward graduation and their life-changing careers.
CDL Capital Fund
The MU Child Development Laboratory (CDL) is an innovative educational setting for community children and a teaching and research laboratory for MU students, faculty, and staff. The CDL Capital Fund supports our unique learning, teaching, and discovery environment by providing funding for capital projects that allow the CDL to remain a best-in-class facility. Some projects that might be supported by this fund are improvements to play spaces and equipment, technology upgrades and classroom space expansion.
Rural Education Scholars Fund
The Rural Education Scholars Fund provides support for the college’s efforts to address the shortage of educators in rural schools. This fund is intended to provide a variety of support including scholarships, stipends or other student programming focused on supporting students choosing their field placement or student teaching assignments in rural districts.
