Fielding School of Public Health
The Fielding School is one of the nation’s foremost schools of public health. With one of the most diverse student bodies in the nation, our students are determined to graduate as leaders working to solve the inequities and diseases threatening communities of the right to health. Our students, faculty and centers conduct cutting-edge research and apply these advancements in scientific evidence into action to save lives. Your support makes it all possible.
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FSPH Greatest Needs Fund
Meeting the Fielding School’s greatest needs to make the greatest impact.
FSPH Applied Practice Experience (APEx) Fund
Working to fund summer fellowships.
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FSPH Graduate Student Support Fund
To provide general unrestricted support for graduate students at the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health under the direction of the Dean.
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FSPH Undergraduate Student Support Fund
To provide general unrestricted support for undergraduate students at the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health under the direction of the Assistant Dean of Academic Programs.
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Case Competition Fund - Center for Healthcare Management at UCLA FSPH
Encouraging students to provide dynamic solutions and recommendations to real-world
healthcare system challenges.
Center for Global Health Security
Confronting emerging disease threats through innovative research, strong partnerships, and training the next generation of leaders to detect, understand, and respond to health threats, protecting communities in Los Angeles and around the world.
Center for Healthcare Management at UCLA FSPH
Bringing together academic researchers, students, seasoned executives, practitioners and other
health experts, as well as interdisciplinary academic healthcare management resources, to
advance healthcare management.
Center for the Study of Racism, Social Justice & Health Fund
Fostering an interdisciplinary intellectual home for researchers and scholars who use cutting
edge, anti-racism approaches to study racism and health equity.
Department of Biostatistics
Providing mathematical insights to solve real--world problems, such as disease outbreaks and environmental and industrial hazards, and to improve the health of people worldwide.
Department of Community Health Sciences
Creating healthier futures for all by working with communities to improve and promote behaviors and interventions that prevent disease and eliminate health disparities.
Department of Environmental Health Sciences
Improving health by considering the profound effects our environment has on human beings.
Department of Epidemiology
Studying the cause and transmission of diseases in populations to create healthier futures.
Department of Health Policy and Management
Advancing the effectiveness, efficiency, and equity of health services for personal and population health.
FSPH Career and Professional Development Support Fund
Offering FSPH students and alums up-to-date employment information and career-planning tools
for every phase of their professional journey.
FSPH Center for Healthy Climate Solutions
Protecting health from the harmful effects of climate change.
FSPH Faculty Excellence Fund
Recognizing and supporting the hightest levels of excellence among our faculty.
FSPH Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Public Health Scholars Initiative
Training the next generation of public health leaders by supporting UC-HBCU program participants in their FSPH graduate studies.
FSPH Nutrition Support Fund
To provide unrestricted support for Fielding School faculty from the Department of Community Health Sciences working in nutrition.
FSPH Seminar on Pharmaceutical Economics & Policy Fund
Presenting research and views of a wide range of scholars, policy-makers, and industry officials,
all with expertise on various facets of the pharmaceutical marketplace.
FSPH SRH Applied Practice Experiences (APEx) Fund
To support Fielding School students pursuing applied practice experiences (APEx) in the areas of population health, reproductive health, and/or family planning through the UCLA Bixby Center to Advance Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) Equity. Support to include, but not limited to, fellowships, travel support, and other related expenses.
FSPH UCLA Center for LGBTQ Advocacy, Research & Health
Leading interdisciplinary, research-driven, evidence-based initiative to carry out policy initiatives
that improve the health and social well-being of sexual and gender minorities.
FSPH Violence Prevention Fund
Working to fill knowledge gaps to prevent violence in all its forms.
Julia Heck Research Support Fund
To provide unrestricted support of Julia Heck’s research in the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health’s Department of Epidemiology.
Parkinson's Disease, Environment, and Genes Research
Working to understand the causes of Parkinson's disease.
The Paul Torrens Health Forum at UCLA
Bridging the academic and practice worlds with free, public programs that provide a venue to
debate and discuss critical issues in public health.
UCLA Bixby Center to Advance Sexual and Reproductive Health Equity
Promoting optimal sexual and reproductive health for all communities, both in the U.S. and
globally.
UCLA Center for Health Advancement Fund
Providing enhanced analysis and evidence-based information to help policy makers decide which
policies and programs can best improve health and reduce health disparities.
UCLA Center for Health Policy Research Fund
Improving the public's health through high-quality, objective, and evidence-based research and
data that informs effective policymaking.
UCLA Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Equity Support Fund
Keeping the public healthy by targeting health promotion, disease prevention, and access to
quality and timely care for all in need.
UCLA Mobile Clinic Project Fund
Providing healthcare and social services to the unhoused and medically underserved populations
and educating volunteers about healthcare and social issues through service learning.
YiFang Zhu Support Fund
To support the work led by Professor Yifang Zhu in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences.