Alumni & Giving
Attorneys, diplomats, professors, artists and public servants – Pan-African Studies alumni lead with insight and purpose. Stay connected, and help the next generation find its way.
Invest in Students and the Future of Black Studies
When you give to Pan-African Studies, you invest directly in students and in the future of Black Studies. Your support creates the resources, experiences and opportunities that help students thrive – from internships and experiential learning to student events, academic programming, study spaces and the chance to engage with scholars, artists and community leaders.
Your gift can also support students who need additional resources to participate fully in the life of the department. Every contribution strengthens the community our students experience – and for alumni, giving is a way to extend your connection to PAS and make sure future generations can learn, grow and find community here.
Ways to Give
Pan-African Studies Department Gift Fund — supports internships and experiential learning, student events, academic programming and the spaces where PAS students study and build community.
How to give online
- Click Give Now.
- Choose one-time, monthly or yearly.
- Under Departments, select Pan-African Studies.
- Choose the Pan-African Studies Department Gift Fund and complete your gift.
Alumni Careers: Where Are They Now?
Pan-African Studies alumni are building impactful careers across law, public service, diplomacy, academia, the arts and ministry, including:
- Charles Booker – Politician
- Mashayla Hayes – Attorney
- Cornelius Sanford – U.S. Diplomat
- Taylor Griffith – Law Student (J.D. Candidate, Class of 2027)
- Antron Mahoney – Professor
- Taylor Robinson – Fashion Designer
- Shauntrice Martin – Artist and Curator
- John Randolph – Minister
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Make Your Impact
Your gift to Pan-African Studies supports internships, student events and study spaces that help students thrive. Every gift makes a difference.