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LMU's Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts is the university's largest college and at the heart of its whole person education in the Ignatian tradition. With 22 majors, 30 minors and six graduate programs spanning the humanities, social sciences, and interdisciplinary fields, LMU's BCLA prepares students to flourish and adapt professionally, as well as to lead lives of purpose with a sense of deeper meaning and a higher calling.
Our world-renowned faculty are leading scholars in their fields, combining research with excellence in teaching and mentoring. Our students are formed through high-impact learning such global immersion, internships, research collaborations with faculty, and community-engaged projects. BCLA grads contribute to local, national, and global communities; work across all economic sectors; and demonstrate a commitment to lifelong learning and service.
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Contribute to an existing scholarship fund in an area of study you care about most or create your own named scholarship fund to honor or recognize a loved one.
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Your support allows the college to design, deliver and continually improve programs that elevate students’ success and prepare them to create the world we want to live in.
Dean's Discretionary Fund
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Insights From The Dean
"With your assistance, BCLA will continue to liberate the mind, nourish the spirit and cultivate the creativity the world needs today. As we move forward, LMU recognizes the need to continue building upon our existing programs and efforts to educate students who seek to make meaningful contributions and advance the common good."
– Dean Robbin Crabtree
Contact Us
Tony Yost joined University Advancement as senior director of development for the Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts in 2021. He brings nine years of experience in development and fundraising. Yost comes to LMU from the University of Southern California where he was a director of development at the USC Gould School of Law. Prior to this, Yost was at Georgetown Law, after spending his early career consulting for political campaigns.
Connect with Tony
310.338.7852
anthony.yost@lmu.edu
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