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Donor Spotlight: University
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| UW-Green Bay has five Named Professorships and would like to add more. These endowments channel additional resources to our faculty stars, helping to underwrite cutting-edge research, outstanding teaching, and valuable community service. today's challenges — from identity theft to AIDS to homeland security — won't all be resolved by yesterday's answers. Not only do Named Professorships help facuty members and their students prepare for the future...they help them prepare the future. | ||||||||||
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Professorships . . . . . . . . Support the innovative and creative work of current outstanding faculty. . . . . Benefit students who work side-by-side with faculty on latest developments in their field. . . . . Expand opportunities for exceptional faculty who exemplify the spirit and mission of the University. Since the first named professorship was endowed at UW-Green Bay in 1981, 19 outstanding faculty members have held these positions of excellence. . . . . Are especially valuable at a university the size of UW-Green Bay because students (both graduate and undergraduate) benefit directly from the work of faculty researchers. . . . . Enhance community outreach potential for faculty and the University. . . . . Enable faculty to participate in professional activities and organizations. Such participation raises the University’s profile, leads to professional growth and ultimately benefits students. . . . . Provide income for salary supplements, research assistants, professional development and other uses that advance a faculty member’s work and teaching effectiveness. . . . . Make donors’ names synonymous with academic excellence. A Named Professorship can be created for $200,000 or more. |
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