Gifts from Vicki and Jim Click and Jeannie and Cole Davis are supporting Adaptive Athletics.

Eller students are getting real-world experience managing a portion of the endowment portfolio.

The Arthur Mirsky Geology Fellowship defrays tuition costs for graduate and undergraduate geosciences students.

The grant will expand existing rural health initiatives and create the Halle Medical Scholars program, in addition to developing a new network and center to support rural education across the state.

Unhappy with the medical care she was then receiving, Loretta Pedraza '09 turned to the UArizona Arthritis Center, a Center in the University of Arizona College of Medicine — Tucson and never looked back.

John Lee Compton is motivated to mentor students, urging them to explore possibilities through establishing the new Compton Lab for Discovery and Innovation at the W.A. Franke Honors College.

Jim Click is well known in Tucson for his generosity as a philanthropist who has given to many university and community initiatives and organizations. With an emphasis on adaptive athletics, Click is opening doors for the program every single day.

Thomas Lovejoy was a dynamic, Yale-educated ecologist who devoted his life to mentoring young academics and to preserving the Brazilian Amazon. Thanks to a $5 million gift, the new UArizona Lovejoy Center will honor his legacy and love for biodiversity.

Reuben Carranza '90 and his partner Jim Hoffbauer understand the importance of increasing exposure to the arts for all students. Recently, they made a gift to support the College of Fine Arts student-driven equity imitative, JustArts Fellows.