Giving to the College
The impact of private support
Private support makes a critical difference in what the
College of Education and Human Development is able to do together as a
community—in the research we are able to advance, the new programs we
are able to create, and the talented students we are able to support.
Your spirit of giving is a tremendous vote of confidence in our shared
endeavor.
Annual Report, 2006-2007:
Transforming how higher
education serves the world
View the publication
[.pdf]
We greatly appreciate every gift made to the College, no matter what
size. To learn more about the College, its funding priorities and how
you can make a gift, please visit the following sites, or contact the
development office directly for more information:
General College Legacy lives on
The first awards from the
Legacy Scholarship Fund will be made in the fall of 2007.
Promise of Tomorrow scholarship campaign
The University will match all new endowed scholarships and
fellowships of $25,000 or more, effectively
doubling the impact of your gift.
21st Century Graduate Fellowship Endowment
Gifts of $25,000 or more that are designated to endow graduate
fellowships may be eligible for matching through the
21st Century Graduate Fellowship Endowment.
New gifts and commitments to the College
Annual Donor
Report, 2006-2007 [.pdf]
Dan Huebner (I.T. ’55) has made a gift of $2 million to
endow the
Bonnie Westby Huebner Endowed Chair in Education and
Technology in memory of his wife, a 1953 CEHD graduate.
Gail Anderson (B.S. ’63, Ph.D. ’96) has made a gift of
$50,000 to endow a fellowship fund, named in honor of her faculty
adviser, Susan Rose.
Carole Gesme (B.S. ’57) has made a future gift of $31,000
through her estate.
A gift of $221,741 from the estate of Marian Campbell
(B.S. ’53) has created an endowed scholarship fund in her name to
support teacher licensure students.
Dale Osborn has made a future gift of $120,000 through his
estate to support the research of Megan Gunnar on early-life stress.
Mary North Mulier (B.S. ’62) has designated an estate gift
of $35,000 for the Fund for Family Social Science.
John Youngquist (B.S. ’52) has funded a charitable gift
annuity that will establish the CEHD Parent Fund.
Best Buy Children’s Foundation has made a grant of
$148,000 to support the adventure learning program and the work of
Aaron Doering.
The McKnight Foundation has made a grant of $275,000 to
support the work of the Center for Early Education and Development.
Judy (B.S. ’66) and Bill Walter (I.T. ’66, M.B.A
’72) have made a gift of $25,000 to establish an endowed scholarship
in memory of Judy’s parents, Howard and Venetia Johnson.
Dr. Marvin Goldberg (M.D. ’52) and his sister, Miriam
Goldberg (B.A. ’52), have made a gift of $25,000 to create a
scholarship in honor of their parents, Dr. Max and Frances Halpern
Goldberg (’24).
Shirley Clark has made a gift of $25,000 to establish the
Shirley M. and John P. Clark fellowship in Educational Policy and
Administration.
The Oswald Family Foundation made a gift of $25,000 in
support of the Center for Restorative Justice and Mediation.
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