Give to the Max Day 2025

Giving matters — and you know it. 

Your generosity as a Give to the Max Day 2025 donor ensures we can continue to thrive. 

Our students thank you, so do our faculty. 

We invite you to stay connected to the University of Minnesota College of Science and Engineering and to check out the stories and engagement opportunities below. 

Thank you, again, for your support!

Hear from a University of Minnesota student engagement representative.

MedTech in the college magazine

Cover of Fall 2024 Inventing Tomorrow magazine

Inventing Tomorrow is published by the College of Science and Engineering once a year for alumni and friends, who include industry partners. In our most recent, last fall, we focused on medical technology—specifically how we build better devices for better outcomes that span age groups and health challenges.

Read Inventing Tomorrow magazine

Modeling wildfire smoke with drones

A field with smoke with drone flying in the air.

University of Minnesota researchers built AI-guided aerial robots to detect, track, and 3D-reconstruct wildfire smoke plumes. This cost-effective innovation provides high-resolution data to dramatically improve air quality predictions for communities affected by wildfires and other airborne hazards.

Read the full CSE news story.

Mentor a student and future STEM leader

An alumni mentor and student talking.

The College of Science and Engineering Mentor Program pairs more than 200 science and engineering sophomores, juniors, and seniors with industry professionals each year. This rewarding opportunity for both student and mentor—many college alumni!—shapes the next generation of innovators.

Mentor a student today!