The Biology Department at BT天堂offers a variety of endowments, scholarships and funds which are supported by contributions from friends and alumni of the University. If you would like to contribute to the Biology Department and partner with us in our educational mission, your help would be very much appreciated! All donations should be made to the BT天堂Foundation and should include clear directions as to which fund your donation is intended to support. More information about the BT天堂Foundation can be found by visiting the Foundation page at www.uca.edu/foundation or by calling (501) 450-5859.
Any inquiries about contributing to the Biology Department may be directed to Dr. Brent Hill, Chair of the Department of Biology ()
When completing your credit card transaction be sure to include in the 鈥淐omments鈥� section the name of the BT天堂Foundation administered through the Department of Biology you wish to support.聽 If you are sending your donation in the form of a check, please make it payable to BT天堂Foundation, again noting the Fund you wish to support, and mail to:
BT天堂Foundation
201 Donaghey
BT天堂Box 4986
Conway, AR 72035
The following endowments, funds and scholarships are currently offered through the Biology Department. We also welcome working with you in establishing your own endowment or fund to support the students in the BT天堂Biology Department.
Biology Department Development Fund (for support of special activities of the department)
Jewel Moore Nature Reserve Fund (for support of preservation and enhancement of the BT天堂Jewel Moore Nature Reserve)
H. Fred Dalske Scholarship Fund (for junior or senior science students who plan to pursue master’s and doctorate degrees)
Biology Education Scholarship Fund (for students enrolled in Bachelor of Sciences in Education degree program)
Derek Lewis Endowed Scholarship Fund
Williard & Pat Walker Bachelor’s in Science Education Scholarship
Peggy Boyd Betnar Memorial Scholarship
Advancement of Undergraduate Research in the Sciences Fund (to fund undergraduate student research projects in biology, chemistry, geography, physics, mathematics, and computer science)