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For Dean's discretion to include, but not limited to Faculty travel; reassigned time for faculty research, writing grants, or developing new course or programs, stipends for graduate assistants who assist faculty with special projects. Donor restrictions state fund should not be used for student scholarships.

Established for faculty and program development in the CEHS

Established to fund scholarships for CEHS students

This fund helps with students and HPR program expenses related to the Athletic Training program in the College of Education.

To support the Conversations for Change (C4C) program. This program is training WSU addiction counseling students through direct client interaction. C4C is a community partner initiative to reduce opiate overdose deaths, related crime, and the stigma associated with addiction in addition to training and preparing future addiction counseling workforce through direct client interaction.

This fund supports the Dayton Holocaust Collection

This fund supports the launch of the Dayton Regional STEM school

This fund supports the academic activities and scholarships

This fund was established for the operation of the pilot El Puente Learning Center outreach project.

This scholarship is for continuing Sociology majors who have a minimum gpa of 2.5.

This fund supports the Reading Recovery Program at Wright State University

This fund was established to support the needs of the Human Services Department, at the discretion of the chair.

This fund provides support for the Instructional Design for Digital Learning (IDDL) program in the College of Education and Human Services

To support student-centered initiatives benefiting the Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE) degree program.

This fund was established to support needs of the Leadership Studies in Education and Organizations Department, at the discretion of the chair.

The SEEDS program is a collaborative among school gardens in the Dayton metro area, cultivating a living laboratory for learning and innovation.

To support the scuba program.

This fund supports Student Affairs and Higher Education students (SAHE) as seen fit by SAGA Board and SAHE Directors.

This fund was established to support needs of the Teacher Education Department, at the discretion of the chair.

To provide assistance to students enrolled in the 2018 (Faculty-Led Ambassador Program) United Kingdom: Community Accessibility for People with Disabilities in the UK, attached to the RHB 3640 and RHB 3710 Courses.

This fund was established to support urban literacy institute programs.

Support any costs associated with the WSU Network for Educational Renewal conference.

To help undergrad rehabilitation majors with practicum expenses, e.g. transportation, baby-sitting, insurance, or anything hindering their practicum experience.

This scholarship supports Early Childhood Education majors who have obtained a minimum gpa of 2.5, and continues the tradition of excellence at Wright State in honor of the lifelong commitment of Angeline Owens Combs to educating children.

This scholarship supports Middle Childhood Education students in the College of Education and Human Services in honor of Anthony and Deborah Holbrook.

This scholarship supports full-time students enrolled in the College of Education and Human Services.

This scholarship is for Early Childhood Education majors who have obtained a gpa of 3.5 and have completed 45 hours of course work at Wright State.

The Haverstock Scholarship is an academic scholarship awarded to candidates that have been accepted into the CTE program . The goal of this scholarship is to provide tuition assistance to CTE candidates in recognition of full-time teaching employment as well as a candidate's ability to role-model academic excellence and professionalism, serve the CTE teaching profession by participating as a student organization advisor, and complete the CTE licensure/degree program within an expeditious timeframe.

This scholarship was established to support graduate student research in the College of Education and Human Services.

This scholarship was established by the Dean's Advancement Council under Dean Harris's leadership to support students in the College of Education and Human Services.

This scholarship was established by the Golden Key National Honor Society and Mrs. Berry, in memory of David Berry. This fund is for full-time College of Education and Human Services students.

This scholarship supports students in College of Education and Human Services doctorate program in Organizational Studies in honor of William C. & Myra Rowe.

This scholarship supports students enrolled in the Early Childhood Education program.

This scholarship is for College of Education and Human Services education majors who are from Vandalia Butler High School

Established by Jose "Rafi" Rodriguez Samalot as a tribute to his mother Estilita Samalot from Isabela, Puerto Rico intended to support students majoring in Rehabilitation Services with a minimum GPA of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale.

This scholarship supports graduate students enrolled in any Leadership Studies in Education and Organizations Department

This scholarship supports students in Health and Physical Education majors.

This scholarship supports graduate students with financial need who are majoring in any of the Intervention Specialist field.

This scholarship supports Intervention Specialist majors.

To support Adolescent and Young Adult or Middle Childhood (gr 6-12) students in education programs that lead to licensure in one of the core academic area: English/Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies who have expressed intent to teach in a Title I school district and/or one serving students from underrepresented populations.

This scholarship supports non-traditional full or part-time students enrolled in the College of Education and Human Services. Non-traditional students are defines as those who have a five-year gap between high school and college.

To provide scholarships to graduate students in the Department of Teacher Education.

This endowment scholarship supports students in the Initial Licensure Middle Childhood Education (MCE) Graduate Program in the College of Education, Dept. of Teacher Education.

This current use spendable scholarship supports students in the Initial Licensure Middle Childhood Education (MCE) Graduate Program in the College of Education, Dept. of Teacher Education.

This fund supports the Rehab Counseling Fellowship

This scholarship supports students in teacher education pursuing a career in teaching Social Studies.

This scholarship supports Kinesiology and Health majors who have attained a minimum 3.0 GPA and demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship supports students in Teacher Education majors.

This scholarship was established to help support for African-American students with a major in Early Childhood Education. Recipients must be in good academic standing with a minimum GPA of 3.0.

This scholarship was established to help support for African-American students with a major in Early Childhood Education. Recipients must be in good academic standing with a minimum GPA of 3.0.

This scholarship supports full-time students in Athletic Training majors entering their third level of the program.

This scholarship supports Health and Physical Education and undergraduate majors who have financial need and a minimum GPA of 3.0