Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Gift Fund
The Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering Fund supports student and faculty educational and research departmental needs.
AIChE Chem-E-Car Initiave
Chem-E Car is a student run organization that creates a model chemically-run car completely from scratch. Students participating in Chem-E Car develop key skills such as design, technical construction, working under pressure with a deadline, and public speaking. Financial donations help us offset the costs of materials, lab costs, and travel to the annual regional and national tournaments.
Patrick and Marguerite Sung Distinguished Professorship in Chemical Engineering and the Patrick and Marguerite Sung Professorship in Chemical Engineering
The Sung Professorships provide support that enables their recipients to grow their research groups, mentor more students, make new discoveries, and publish more results.
CHBE Travel Fund
The CHBE Travel Fund supports both undergraduate and graduate student travel expenses to scientific conferences for the purpose of presenting their research and professional development.
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Unit Ops' Laboratory Fund
The Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Unit Ops Laboratory Fund will support the renovation of this fundamental facility.
Gifts may be made by check to "University of Maryland College Park Foundation (UMCPF)." Please designate "Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering" in the memo line. Checks can be mailed to:
Peter Kofinas
Professor and Chair
Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
2113D Chemical and Nuclear Engineering Building
University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742
You can also donate to the department through matching gifts, appreciated securities, real estate, annuities, estate planning, and more. Please visit the Clark School's Giving pages or contact our development staff to learn more.
You can designate a gift of any amount to support students in ways you may not have thought of before, such as providing tools to Engineers Without Borders, providing lab supplies, sponsoring a student organization, helping students buy books or pay activities fees, or even contributing toward the cost of a student's dining plan, parking permit, or dorm room!