McMicken College of Arts and Sciences Began in 1875 and is the largest college on campus Over 5,000 undergraduate and approximately 900 graduate students 35 Undergraduate programs 21 Masters programs 14 doctorate programs 6 co-op programs Centers and Institutes Include: -Taft Research Center -Cincinnati Center for Field Studies -Joint Center for Geographic Information Systems Spatial Analysis -Center for Biosensors and Chemical Sensors -Institute for Nanoscale Science and Technology -UC Agilent Technologies Metallomics Center of the Americas -Kunz Center for Work Family and Gender

McMicken College of Arts and Sciences Campaign Report Current Campaign Total Raised: $25,135,302 Campaign Priorities Student Support: $16,025,000 -increased aid for students with demonstrated financial need Expanded Research: $7,350,000 -upgrading and expanding laboratory facilities and academic centers Faculty Investment: $25,100,000 -creation of endowed chairs, professorships, and faculty research fellowships Collaborative Programs: $12,100,000 -funds to enable the College to engage with academic, business, professional and civic communities

Volunteer Opportunities A&S Alumni Advisory Board A&S Campaign Committee Provide internship and co-op opportunities Become a mentor to a student