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The Dean's Circle

Help Shape What Comes Next

The Dean’s Circle recognizes alumni, parents and friends whose extraordinary commitment helps create the conditions for ambitious research, exceptional student experiences, interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation with real-world impact.

With an annual unrestricted gift of $5,000 or more to the School of Computing, Data Sciences & Physics Fund (5537), Dean’s Circle members become part of a community that will help shape William & Mary’s first new school in more than 50 years.

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The Dean's Circle Benefits

  • Exclusive Communications

    Annual communications from the dean and senior leadership, offering an inside perspective on the school’s priorities, progress and ambitions.

  • Invites to Signature Events

    Priority awareness of CDSP events and engagement opportunities throughout the year, from signature programs like the Class of 1975 Lecture Series to opportunities to speak with and engage students.

  • A Voice in CDSP's Future

    Select listening sessions, roundtables or advisory conversations that allow members to share their expertise, perspectives and ideas as the school grows.

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Dean’s Circle members have an opportunity not simply to support CDSP, but to be part of its formative years — helping create the conditions for ambitious research, exceptional student experiences, interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation with real-world impact.

Annual leadership support gives the dean the flexibility to act when promising opportunities emerge: launching new initiatives, supporting students and faculty, strengthening research and educational programs and investing in ideas with the potential to transform what comes next.

Through sustained annual giving, Dean’s Circle members provide something equally important: the confidence to plan boldly for the future. Become part of the community helping shape the future of science and technology at William & Mary.

For more information about the Dean’s Circle or supporting the School of Computing, Data Sciences & Physics, please contact [[mspeight]].

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