University community responds to The Campaign for Mississippi State
Informational meetings outlining the University Phase of The Campaign for Mississippi State concluded in March. As of April 18, the following individual members of the university community had committed their support to the university's first-ever major gifts campaign:
Faculty/Professional Staff
Peggy Arnold, William L. Bateman, Leroy H. Boyd, June K. Breland, Janet H. Carraway, Daniel S. Cochran, Rubel Cowart, Lynn Eiland, Harry A. Flick, Robert M. Ford, T. Brent Funderburk, Jerome A. Gilbert, John R. Gilbert, Nancy S. Harber, Sandra H. Harpole, Trish Hughes, Gerry Jacks, Michael S. and Debbie Mabry, Carol Martin, Frances M. McNair, Edward E. Milam, Janis L. Peacock, Verla N. Pepper, Mildred A. Pettus, Howard R. Robinette, Peter Shillingsburg, Mattie Lou Sink, David B. Smith, W. Glenn and Cherie Steele, Mary L. Vaughn, Julie C. Wilson, and Jim and Becky Yonge.
Support Staff
Peggy D. Childers, Sheila A. Coleman, Robert Hugh Davis, Lloyd M. Dewberry, Patsy N. Douglas, Joan T. Erickson, C. Webb Flowers, Linda C. Gentry, Roger Gillis, Dale F. Haggard, David Nail, William Gregory Hallman, Marvell Howard, Bettye J. Kennard, Bonnie E. Ladner, Belinda F. McDaniel, M. Gail McMinn, Sara D. Morgan, Sidney D. Morrow, Chris J. Nettles, Donna Y. Nickels, Michael S. Parsons, Robin C. Pigg, M. E. "Liz" Rook, Betty Scales, Mildred F. Stickley, James L. Thompson, Shirley A. Thompson, Frances Anne Tolar, Mikell E. Vance, Frances Walker, Theodis Weaver, Cindy C. Wasson, Jason Whitehead, Emily K. Wilbourne, Patricia Wilkes, Tamela J. Yeatman, and Deborah Word.
Administration
Neil G. Amos, Dan Cantwell, Vicki H. Clark, Roy A. Crochet, Walter L. Croft, Don Downer, David D. Easley, Joe R. Farris, Bill R. Foster, Cathryn T. Goree, William H. Graves, W. Gaddis Hunt, Jamie Inmon, Jerry Inmon, Melanie A. McClellan, George W. Morgan, Richard H. Mullenax, Jonathan Pote
Roy H. Ruby, Miriam Shillingsburg, William N. Smyer, Clayborne D. Taylor, and Billy C. Ward.
Gifts to The Campaign for Mississippi State can be directed to a college, school, department, or other unit of the university; the University Library Collection Development Endowment; or the Staff Recognition and Development Fund, to be used for recognition and development programs for non-faculty employees.
Each donor or group of donors also has the choice of designating a gift for any other program or activity of the university.
All faculty, staff, and administrative donors to The Campaign to Mississippi State will be recognized in one or more ways. The names of all contributors to the library will be listed on a plaque to be placed in the library when the current expansion and renovation is complete, and faculty and staff who give $500 or more will, like other donors, be recognized with a brick inscribed with their name, or that of a loved one, in the Walk of Honor in the central campus.
The five-year campaign seeks commitments of $78 million in support of university priorities. By October last year, friends and supporters had committed $64 million in outright gifts, pledges, and deferred gifts. An update on campaign giving totals is planned for Super Bulldog Weekend.
The University Phase will be completed by early May, said campaign director Richard Bradford.
This World Wide Web version of MSU Memo was modified and updated by Chris Brown.
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