Alumni and
friends of the University have been increasingly generous. The
just-completed campaign more than doubled the total earned in
the last such effort.
Laura
Hanhausen Milton Freshman Lecture Program
This
initiative brings distinguished figures to campus to lecture on important social
issues. Past guests have included Stephen Jay Gould, Doris Kearns Goodwin, and
Elie Wiesel. This fall Toni Morrison was the featured speaker.
S.I.
Newhouse Apprenticeship Program in Newspaper Journalism for Minorities
This
gift supports a three-year apprenticeship program for Newhouse minority students
with the Newhouse Newspapers.
Syracuse University
Entrepreneurial Competition
This
student business plan competition is hosted by the Program in Entrepreneurship
and Emerging Enterprises at the School of Management.
Technology Support for
the School of Management
An
anonymous gift was received from an SU alumna to upgrade technology in the School
of Management.
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Tepper
Center for Careers in Theatre and the Arielle Tepper Endowed Scholarship
These
initiatives provide scholarship support and funding for experiential learning
for VPA students through a professional practices course, lectures by visiting
professionals, and travel to New York City theater events.
Louis and Elma Trupin
Endowed Scholarship
This
need-based scholarship aids undergraduate students in the Newhouse School.
The University Lecture
Series
This is
a University-wide cross-disciplinary lecture series supported by SU Trustee
Robert B. Menschel. It features distinguished professionals from such areas
as communications management, public policy, the arts, and the sciences. Among
those scheduled to appear are diplomat and former U.S. Senator George Mitchell,
cognitive scientist Steven Pinker, and Canadian designer Bruce Mau.
Lois and Martin Whitman
Endowed Graduate Scholarship Fund
This
need-based scholarship provides aid to M.B.A. students in the School of Management,
with preference given to students of color.
Scholarships
In addition to the scholarships listed above, the decade saw
nearly 200 new merit- and need-based scholarships worth $100,000
or more created thanks to the generosity of donors.
Courtesy
of SU Office of Publications
The College of Law added Winifred
MacNaughton Hall to its facilities in 1998. |
