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Program Funds

The College of Marin Foundation holds funds for approximately 50 College of Marin Programs. The funds are used to provide support for the program designated by our board. A menu of some of those program funds follows:

Anthropology
ASCOM
ASEC
ASIVC
Automotive Technology
Biology/Geology
Bolinas Marine Lab
Chemistry
Children's Center
Court Reporting
Dance
Dental Assisting
Disabled Students Programs & Services
Drama
Early Childhood Education
ESL
Extended Opportunity Programs & Services
Film
Fine Arts Gallery
Fine & Visual Arts
Health Center
Journalism
Machine Technology
Mathematics
Modern Languages
Music
Natural Science Museum
Registered Nursing
Tutoring Center

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Kevin McBean, 29

The College of Marin Foundation has made college possible for Kevin McBean. He is studying geology and hopes to transfer to either U.C. Berkeley or U.C. Davis and become a geologist. The College of Marin Foundation provided Kevin with scholarships, book grants, and other financial assistance. The Foundation has “made school a reality that otherwise would not have been an option for me,” says Kevin.