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LAS Day of Giving
Last year, CEAPS received both the highest number of donors and the largest total amount of donations in the College of LAS. This incredible achievement would not have been possible without the generosity, enthusiasm, and support of our CEAPS community. Thank you for making such a meaningful impact! Every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference. All funds raised go directly toward supporting our students by creating opportunities, providing resources, and helping them succeed in their academic journeys.
As we look ahead to another year of giving, we hope you'll consider making a donation to CEAPS. The students listed below are examples of who we are able to support because of donors like you! Please consider donating to CEAPS to give another group of students the opportunity to further academia and support learning!
Let's make this year another success for CEAPS!
Darren Chuang | Fine and Applied Arts
“The CEAPS Conference Travel Grant allowed me to present my recent research on the relationship between protest music and national identity in Taiwan at the ICTMD Study Group on East Asian Musics.”
Cheeno Marlo Sayuno | Information Sciences
“The {CEAPS Conference Travel Grant} allowed me to attend the International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY) World Congress, one of the major conferences in children’s literature.”
Nini Zhou | Media
“The {CEAPS Conference Travel Grant} allows me to present my research to a broader audience, connect with potential collaborators, and receive valuable feedback.”
Steven Guo | East Asian Languages & Cultures
“The {CEAPS Conference Travel Grant} helps reduce my conference travel costs. Academically, it strengthens my resume and helps me find a job in academia.”
Yating Li | East Asian Languages & Cultures
“Dissertation Travel Grant is invaluable to me as it enables me to access more marginalized sources in multiple archives and libraries. Conference Travel Grant enables me to present at the 2026 AAS Annual Meeting in Vancouver.”
Reanne Zheng | History
“The {CEAPS Conference Travel Grant} provided an amazing opportunity to learn from those in the field whose work informs my own research and life experiences.”
Luming Xu | East Asian Languages & Cultures
“The {CEAPS Conference Travel Grant} is critical for my graduate study. Conferences are platforms where I can demonstrate my research and connect with established figures in academia.”
Michael Huang | Political Science
"My {CEAPS Travel Grant} allows me to situate my research within a broader international scholarly community and receive direct feedback from leading researchers in international relations."
Ann (Xiaoxu) Pei | Comparative & World Literature
“The {CEAPS Conference Travel Grant} provided a great opportunity for me to learn about the current status in the field and exchange ideas with senior professors at the conference.”