UC Irvine Announces $50 Million Gift from Joe C. Wen and Family
Read MoreCalifornia and longtime Laguna Beach resident, Vicki Gumm, knows just how important it is to give back to organizations that enrich the community – for herself, her loved ones and her neighbors.
Read MoreA $14 million grant will help establish a School of Population and Public Health and promote health equity for all O.C. residents.
Read MoreThe Holland Foundation for Sight Restoration, with a $300,000 commitment, has selected the Gavin Herbert Eye Institute as the first of five planned centers of excellence for severe ocular disease care across the world to expand the availability of this complex treatment.
Read MoreThe Joe C. Wen & Family Center for Advanced Care at UCI Health – Irvine will offer adult and pediatric specialty care, urgent care, digestive health, neurosciences and comprehensive laboratory and radiology imaging services in one convenient location.
Read More“I look at UCI as being a community. If you can, you need to give back to your community,” says professor emeritus Hung Fan who, with his husband Michael Feldman, made a bequest worth an estimated $1.5 million.
Read MoreWhen Maureen Chand Kotecki received the inaugural Elizabeth C. Tierney Nursing Scholarship, she appreciated the financial relief plus something else intangible yet just as invaluable: a sense of support and encouragement.
Read More“This gift provides a unique opportunity for UCI to establish a world-class research center focused on the area of depression, which is extremely important from a societal point of view,” says Pramod Khargonekar, vice chancellor for research.
Read MoreUCI needed to quickly establish and staff clinics to vaccinate large numbers of elderly and at-risk individuals.
Read MoreThe Falling Leaves Foundation Medical Innovation Building will foster groundbreaking research and the training of future investigative pioneers.
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