Alumni + Giving

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Welcome to the Faculty of Arts Alumni & Donor Community.

As one of the University of Alberta's largest and most diverse faculty, the Faculty of Arts is the engine of critical thinking, creativity, and ethical leadership on campus and around the world. Whether you took one course, watched a performance, or are one of over 57,000 alumni globally, your connection to the humanities and social sciences is vital. Your support ensures we continue to empower individuals who understand the complexities of the human experience, tackle today's most profound societal challenges, and drive meaningful cultural change.

Shape the Future

You gave shape to the future.

Together, we raised $147M to support U of A students through the Shape the Future campaign. Because of you, students are already benefiting from scholarships, experiences and spaces that are shaping their futures. See the Impact ».

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Giving

In an era defined by rapid technological change and complex global challenges, the skills fostered in the Faculty of Arts—critical analysis, creative problem-solving, and cross-cultural understanding—have never been more essential.

Find out more about the many ways you can make a difference for students, faculty, departments, centres and institutes and our researchers.

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Hello Alumni!

There are many ways to stay connected and engaged with the Faculty of Arts! We encourage you to reach out and explore these opportunities and visit our beautiful campus soon or participate online if you’re somewhere else in the world.

We’re proud of our alumni, whose achievements, leadership, and community engagement make a meaningful impact. Together with our dedicated donors, they’re helping to address today’s complex challenges and build a better future.

Pauleanne Codilla

Meet our Graduates

The Faculty of Arts celebrates the distinctive skills and passions of all of our graduates. We take pride in not only their accomplishments but the diverse journeys they go on to pursue.

Read about psychology graduate Pauleanne Codilla, pictured above.

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