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Give to Oregon Law

Why Give?

You have a place in the story of Oregon Law.

The law students of today will become the leaders, lawyers, and advocates of our future who will ensure the integrity of our laws, help people to innovate and thrive, protect our communities, and advance social, economic, and environmental justice. Your belief in academic excellence and access to legal education inspires our faculty and students to change the world for the better.

You can make a lasting impact with your giving.

 

Impactful Giving

Jeffrey A. Beaver

The Jeffrey A. Beaver Law Student Scholarship

This endowment will help provide financial assistance to students from underrepresented populations and economically disadvantaged backgrounds.

“This scholarship is my way to tell [students of color] that I believe in them and that they do belong.” 
Jeffrey Beaver

Roger Worthington framed by fall yellow leaves with the law school and Hayward Field torch tower in the background

Climate change solutions boosted by major gift

Roger Worthington’s $600,000 gift to the Environmental and Natural Resources Law Center supports climate change solutions that begin with law and policy innovations here in Oregon.

“By donating to the university, we’re investing in research that could lead to valuable ideas,… to help solve global warming.”
Roger Worthington

Choose Where Your Gift Drives Change

Support the dean’s strategic priorities for the law school.

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Invest in our students by directly supporting them with much-needed financial aid.

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Help us create a more diverse, inclusive, and welcoming community for all students.

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This fund provides unrestricted support that directly and immediately benefits law students.
 

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OLSPIF provides students with summer stipends to work for nonprofit organizations that cannot otherwise afford to pay for legal assistance.

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Our LRAP program enables new graduates to pursue public interest legal positions by alleviating some of the stress of student debt.

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If you would like to designate your gift for another purpose or an endowment not listed, please contact Alicia Faciane, Director of Development. There are a number of methods through which you can donate to Oregon Law.
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Ways to Give

Ron and Linda Greenman in front of the back courtyard of the Knight Law Center
Business Law program boosted by $1 million gift

Ron, JD ’74, and Linda Greenman have helped ensure future generations will have opportunities to pursue careers in business law. Thanks in part to a $1 million commitment, our expanding UO program can continue to make remarkable strides.

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University of Oregon Campaign – Law School

Goal achieved! A Decade of Generosity
(2011-2021)


$27.3 Million
Amount raised
4,226
donors

 

 

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$25 Million
goal
10,637
gifts

See more of the great things being accomplished at Oregon Law in our Dean's Report.

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DAC - Dean's Advisory Council
Dean's Advisory Council

Dean’s Advisory Council (DAC) members assist the law school in promoting a commitment to excellence in education, advocating for the law school within the profession and the community, and supporting the law school’s philanthropic efforts.

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Giving News

June 02, 2022. Eugene, Oregon As the highest award offered by the University of Oregon School of Law, the Meritorious Service Award is bestowed each year to both faculty and non-faculty members who have made exceptional contributions towards legal education or the legal profession.
Worthington’s gift will help Wood and the ENR Center create a framework for atmospheric recovery plans for Northwest forests, putting nature’s most powerful carbon sponges to use. 
Thanks in part to a $1 million commitment from Ron and Linda Greenman, future generations will have similar opportunities to pursue careers in business law, an expanding UO program that’s making remarkable strides.“We’re very grateful for this generous gift,” says Marcilynn A. Burke, dean of the law school and Dave Frohnmayer Chair in Leadership and Law.

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