Giving to the Andrew Young School
at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies

There are many ways you can help the Andrew Young School grow and continue its mission to advocate for sound policy around the world. Discover the research and projects the School is involved in by perusing the 2006 Annual Report.

Note from former dean Roy Bahl.

Planned Giving

One way is by giving through estate planning and endowments. Through Georgia State University's Planned Giving Center, donors can learn how to reduce income taxes while enhancing the future of AYSPS work.

Donations and Major Gifts

The Andrew Young School accepts donations for scholarships, endowed chairs, and research. With your help, the departments of Public Administration & Urban Studies and Economics can provide more financial assistance to the many deserving local and international students that will become tomorrow's leaders. The school's affiliated research centers study problems that affect all parts of society at every level, and could use support for their many research initiatives.

Please contact Bill Doerr at:

Naming Opportunities

You can also support the school's work through one of the many naming opportunities. The school's new home at 14 Marietta Street is a state-of-the-art facility in the heart of downtown Atlanta. The building's Seventh Floor is home to two large conference halls, where seminars and training bring leaders from around the city, nation, and world. A student computer lab and an experiment laboratory are also located on this floor.

By naming one of the many conference rooms, seminar rooms, or areas in the building, your name or your corporation's name will be recognized in conjunction with one of the nation's best policy schools.

Download the Naming Opportunities brochure (pdf).

VAULT LEVEL
Student Cyber Lounge       $100,000

GROUND LEVEL
Entry Hall – Display cases, Recognition
Student Resource Center Conference Room      $100,000

FIRST FLOOR
Health Policy Center/Domestic Programs
Conference Room      $25,000
   – seating capacity 12

SECOND FLOOR
Health Policy Center
Conference Room      $25,000
   – seating capacity 14

THIRD FLOOR
Department of Public Administration and Urban Studies
Conference Room
   – seating capacity 6      $15,000
Team Room      $10,000

FOURTH FLOOR
Environmental Program
Environmental and Experimental Economics Laboratory      $150,000

Fiscal Research Center
2 Conference Rooms
   – seating capacity 6      $15,000
   – seating capacity 12      $25,000
Team Room      $10,000

FIFTH FLOOR
Economics Department & International Programs
Conference Room      $25,000
   – seating capacity 14
2 Team Rooms (each)      $10,000

SIXTH FLOOR
Dean's Office
Dean's Executive Conference Room      NAMED
   – seating capacity 22
Dean's Small Conference Room      NAMED
   – seating capacity 6
Conference Rooms      $15,000
   – seating capacity 8
Andrew Young's Office       $50,000

SEVENTH FLOOR
Smart Seminar Room with Pre-function Area      $150,000
Open Access Student Computer Lab      $100,000
Research Methods/Econometrics Lab      $100,000

Download the Naming Opportunities brochure (pdf).