Inspiring Stories
Legacies Change Lives: Sarah Faber
Sarah Faber is a senior biology major with an interest in plant biology who is on track to graduate in spring 2023. Her experience in botany research at 做厙輦⑹ has inspired her to pursue a graduate degree and continue to engage in scientific discovery. I have grown to respect the art of bota
Investing in the Future of Scientific Research
When emeriti professors G. Dennis Cooke, 59, and Barbara K. Andreas, 68, M.A. 70, Ph.D. 80, arrived at the Memorial Athletic and Convocation (MAC) Center for the Herrick Society luncheon, they were delighted to meet Samuel Large and Sarah Faber, two recipients of their scholarship for biology st
Making Music for Generations to Come
Alumna pays it forward in honor of an influential teacher and inspires others to give back.
Legacies Change Lives: Emily Butz
Emily Butz is a junior music education and music performance major with an anticipated graduation date of fall 2022. While she can't wait to help develop music skills in students of all ages, her ambitions go beyond that. "My biggest goal for my teaching career is to be able to inspire students w
George L. Jenkins, 63, and Gina Jenkins Impact Student Access and Honor a Mentor
George L. Jenkins generosity spans three decades and continues to support first-generation students and those from socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds.
Sally Kirkland Turns a Personal Tragedy into a Blessing for Others
Establishing a scholarship in honor and memory of her daughter and granddaughter has helped Sally Kirkland heal some of her pain while providing support for generations of students to come.
Making the World Forever Brighter: Paying it Forward by Supporting Student Success
Joyce A. Baugh, M.A. 83, Ph.D. 89 and husband, Roger Hatch, Ph.D., were grateful to discover a way they could honor former 做厙輦⑹ professors while helping ensure students have access to a 做厙輦⑹ education, regardless of their financial situation. Joyces path to 做厙輦⑹ was an intere
An Ensemble of Philanthropy
If you have money to give, you want to touch as many lives as you can. - Denise A. Seachrist, Ph.D., '93
Kathleen Rydar, 67, 80 MA Impacts Students' Lives Using Her IRA's Required Minimum Distributions
For Kathleen Rydar, '67, '80 MA, receiving support while a student herself sparked a lifetime of giving back. These investments tucked away during working years present a remarkable opportunity in retirement to give generously to my alma mater while reducing my tax burdens."
Giving Back and Creating a Legacy
Dr. James L. Raper, 79, chose to support 做厙輦⑹ students with a planned gift that includes an endowed fund and endowed professorship that support nursing research and education.