Hamza Walker, director of LAXART, on stage with artist Dana Schutz for the Artists on the Future conversation series.

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The generosity of Stanford donors has enabled a renaissance in the arts that is nothing short of transformative. Now, Stanford is poised to be a catalytic force to unleash the full potential of the arts on campus and in our communities.

Join Stanford in championing the arts and cultivating a thriving ecosystem of artists, scholars, and community leaders. Through the Office of the Vice President for the Arts, Stanford is enhancing current programming and building multidisciplinary partnerships that make the arts central to the Stanford experience. We are energizing our arts community by welcoming new and diverse artists to campus, and finding new ways to engage the broader community in the arts.

When you give to Stanford Arts, you help prepare future leaders in the arts and make it possible for all Stanford students, regardless of their majors or interests, to experience art as an integral part of their lives.

There are several ways to make a meaningful gift:

Stanford Arts General Fund

Support for the Stanford Arts General Fund directly supports students and helps meet the most critical needs as they arise. Make a gift online.

Endowments

Endowed gifts provide a lasting foundation of core support for the arts at Stanford.

Planned Giving

Remembering Stanford Arts in your estate plans helps ensure the success of the arts at Stanford well beyond your lifetime.

Stanford | Momentum

Learn about how the arts are driving university priorities through Stanford | Momentum: Stanford Arts Initiative

Want more information about making a gift to Stanford Arts?

For more information about making a gift to Stanford Arts, contact:

Curtistine E. Waldon-Hoes

Curtistine E. Waldon-Hoes

Senior Director, Arts Development

cwaldonh@stanford.edu

Arts Advisory Council

Adam Banks (ex officio)
Cynthia Lewis Beck ’77, JD ’80
Diana Bowes ’82
Sabrina Buell ’99
Louisa Cheng ’85
Michael Darling ’90
Katharine Duhamel ’83, MBA ’88
Melissa F. Fetter ’82 (ex officio)
Alex Fialho ’11
Doris Fisher ’53
Fred Harman ’82, MS ’83 (ex officio)
A-lan Holt (ex officio)
Leslie Hume MA ’71, PhD ’79
Mary Ittelson MBA ’85
Hiro Iwanaga ’04, MS ’04

Maryellie Johnson ’74, MBA ’76
Roberta Katz ’69
Carolyn Langelier
Jason Linetzky (ex officio)
Luke Lorentzen ’15
Ann Lucena ’08
Hideo Mabuchi (ex officio)
Christy MacLear ’88
Deedee McMurtry
Iris Nemani (ex officio)
Ellen Oh (ex officio)
Kitty Patterson ’75
Veronica Roberts (ex officio)
Komal Shah MS ’93
V. Joy Simmons ’74
Vaughn Williams JD ’69, Chair

Faculty and Staff

Deborah Cullinan
Vice President for the Arts

Debra Satz
Vernon R. and Lysbeth Warren Anderson Dean of the School of Humanities and Sciences; Marta Sutton Weeks Professor of Ethics in Society; Professor of Philosophy, and, by courtesy, Political Science

Anne Shulock
Assistant Vice President for the Arts

Curtistine E. Waldon-Hoes
Senior Director, Arts Development