About the Foundation

The La Trobe University Foundation was established in 2007 to assist the University in supporting its mission to its students and the communities it seeks to serve.

Today we invite you to continue the tradition by supporting the University. Please contact the Alumni and Advancement Office if you would like to discuss - with complete confidentiality - how your gift to the University can have the greatest impact.

You can support major projects, scholarships for students or research.

Types of gifts

The following are common methods people choose to make gifts. Please contact the Alumni and Advancement Office for additional ways to give.

  • Pledges – La Trobe University welcomes your gift through a pledge - a formal statement of intention to make a gift, at intervals convenient to the donor. A pledge often allows donors to make a more generous gift through payments over time.
  • Major Gifts - You may also choose to make a special gift to a particular initiative, such as an endowment to support a specified area in perpetuity.
  • Bequests - By including La Trobe University in your Will, you can pass on support from your remaining estate. We encourage those who include the University in their Will to inform the Alumni and Advancement Office so such support can be acknowledged and recognised during their lifetime.

The University is a certified Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR), and all gifts to the University of $2.00 or more are tax deductible for Australian tax purposes.

Please contact the Alumni and Advancement Office for more information. All enquiries will be kept strictly confidential.

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Ms Cassie Wilcox

Cassie Wilcox

Course of study:
Bachelor of Speech Pathology 2013


My name is Cassie Wilcox. I study Speech Pathology and am looking forward to interacting with people of many backgrounds throughout my career.

I love being an ambassador because it is an opportunity for me to give others the kind of help and support I was given when choosing what to study. My advice to future students is to do what you love. I love speaking and interacting with people and speech pathology allows me to learn about these things in detail. Because I love it, I find it all fascinating.

La Trobe University is great because the lecturers are extremely passionate, knowledgeable and very approachable. The facilities are great, as is the amazing campus.

There are lots of social activities to get involved in also. Future students should attend Open Day’s because it’s a great opportunity to see the facilities La Trobe has and ask questions specific to what you want to do.