AAS Sponsorship Levels
Jazz Jam Brunch w/ R&B Twist
October 3, 2026
$25,000 Diamond (FMV=$880)
Sponsorship at this level provides transformational support for the Department of African American Studies. At this level, funding could sustain a signature student success initiative such as supporting a cohort of high school students in the Emerge Summer Leaders Program or help advance high-impact academic and community engagement programming within the department.
$15,000 Platinum (FMV=$440)
Sponsorship at this level strengthens the department’s ability to offer meaningful academic enrichment and experiential learning opportunities. This level of support could help underwrite student travel for study abroad or national conferences, enhance professional development programming, or expand summer leadership experiences for emerging scholars.
$10,000 Gold (FMV=$440)
Sponsorship at this level represents the approximate cost of supporting a high-performing student through a departmental scholarship or providing several students with opportunities for national conference participation, study abroad experiences, or summer leadership programming. This level of support helps ensure students have access to life-changing academic and professional pathways.
$5,000 Silver (FMV=$440)
Sponsorship at this level could allow the department to support student participation in regional or national conferences or to offer targeted professional development workshops that enhance students’ academic and career readiness.
$2,500 Bronze (FMV=$440)
Sponsorship at this level provides flexible support that can strengthen student programming, academic enrichment activities, or departmental initiatives that enhance the student experience in African American Studies.
Advertise at the 2026 Jazz Jam Brunch
$100 LOGO PLACEMENT
$200 VENDOR BOOTH (FMV= $55)
** All sponsorships and logos will need to be received by Friday, September 11 for inclusion in materials. Please email your logo to aas@central.uh.edu.
* The deadline to confirm a vendor booth is Friday, September 18.