You can play a key role in advancing the School of Kinesiology and Recreation Mission by making a contribution to our Foundation. You may designate your gift to any of the following categories:

School Funds

Kinesiology and Recreation's highest priorities - This fund supports all programs and activities within the School of KNR
Biomechanics Lab - This fund supports activities in the Biomechanics Laboratory.
Enhancement Fund - This fund supports all programs and activities that enhance the School of KNR.
General Scholarship Fund - This fund supports scholarships for student in the School of KNR.
Technology Fund - This fund provides support to maintain and enhance technology within the School of KNR.

Program Funds

Athletic Training Education Fund - This fund supports the programs within the Athletic Training area.
Exercise Science Fund - This fund supports the programs within the Exercise Science area.
Physical Education Teacher Education Fund - This fund supports the programs within the Physical Education Teacher Education area.
Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity - This fund supports the programs within the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity area.
Recreation and Park Administration Fund - This fund supports programs within theRecreation and Park Administration area.
Sport Management Fund - This fund supports the programs within the Sport Management area.

Scholarships, Awards, and Facilities

Betty Keough Fund - These scholarships recognize junior (Junior Academic Achievement Award) and senior (Honorary Teacher Education Scholarship Award) female students majoring in physical education teacher education who meet specific requirements for each award.
Doris E. Henderson Endowed Scholarship Fund - This scholarship is awarded to an undergraduate student majoring in Physical Education-Teacher Education who meets the high academic, leadership and service qualifications established by Professor Henderson.
Clifford E. Horton Fund - This fund supports a junior in good standing who demonstrates leadership qualities and promotes professional aspects of Kinesiology.
Darlene A. Kluka Scholarship - This scholarship is awarded to a female undergraduate student majoring in physical education.
Esther McGinnis Endowment - This fund supports several student professional development and academic scholarships/awards and a female guest speaker in a KNR area.
Jorndt Research - This fund supports a KNR graduate student and faculty mentor who completed the highest quality research resulting in a nationally refereed presentation or publication within the past year.
Joyce Morton Kief Professional Award - This fund supports a KNR undergraduate junior or senior student who demonstrates persistence, work ethic and high standard in academics and professional activities.
Kathy Schniedwind Scholarship - This fund supports an outstanding junior-level Athletic Training student who is certified by the NATA and active in the AT club.
L. Marlene Mawson Graduate Research Potential Award - This award is presented annually to a graduate degree student in the School of Kinesiology and Recreation whose thesis or dissertation research proposal has been accepted.
Malik Spirit Award - This funds supports a declared Recreation and Park Administration major who displays a positive and enthusiastic attitude toward the university, program, peers, and faculty.
Renee Revis Award - This fund supports a KNR major in an underrepresented ethnic group.
Student Professional Development - This fund provides support for student development and travel.
Trent R. Richards Scholarship - This scholarship is awarded to a junior or senior student majoring in the School of Kinesiology and Recreation.

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