EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING ON MAY 6
UNLV Foundation Board of Trustees Executive Committee
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 2026
Claudine Williams Conference Room -- UNLV Foundation Builidng and via Zoom
1:30 p.m.
Finance Committee Meeting on April 28
UNLV Foundation Board of Trustees Finance Committee Meeting
Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Claudine Williams Conference Room – UNLV Foundation Building
9:30 a.m.
Executive Committee Meeting on April 22
UNLV Foundation Executive Committee Meeting
Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Claudine Williams Conference Room – UNLV Foundation Building
9:00 a.m.
BEST GIVING STORIES OF 2025
The UNLV Foundation's 2025 Annual Report is here!
Need a good read to warm your soul and inspire your spirit? Delve into UNLV Foundation's best stories from 2025, exploring how generosity, gratitude, innovation, excellence, and creativity fuel our Rebel spirit. We are so grateful to our community — donors, alumni, faculty, and staff — who give from the heart so our students and…
Acadental Establishes $50,000 Endowed Scholarship for UNLV School of Dental Medicine Students
Dental education innovator Acadental has committed $50,000 to UNLV’s School of Dental Medicine for an endowed scholarship fund that will support dental students for generations to come.
The permanent endowment reflects Acadental’s mission to advance dental education and empower future dental professionals through innovative training technologies and direct financial support.
“The purpose of…
Participate in Alumni Chapters and Clubs Donation Drives
Two of our UNLV alumni chapters and clubs are running donation drives this summer to collect items for local nonprofits. Support these chapters and clubs while making a difference in the community! Boxes for donations can be found in the Foundation Building (front desk) and the Richard Tam Alumni Center (front desk). Items will be collected through the end of the day on Thursday, July 24. Details…
Math problem? Here’s a solution.
When algebra + calculus = falling grades, it could be a formula for academic failure.
Even the brightest Clark County high school students can slip behind in math. By the time they begin college, they often are so ill prepared for higher-level STEM courses they get discouraged and risk losing interest in continuing their education altogether.
Local students aren’t alone: national ACT scores…
Justice for all
Jordan de la Garza is a firebrand. The third-year Boyd School of Law student and ardent member of its Public Interest Law Association (PILA) burns with passion when talking about how lawyers can be a force for good and ensure that all people are treated equally under the law.
And so it was just a little surprising to hear that her interest in becoming a lawyer was sparked not by dramas…