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Donor Spotlight: University
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| In an age of sound bites and cyberspace, there remains no substitute for face-to-face interaction with great speakers and great ideas. A Named Lecture Series at UW-Green Bay will engage students, faculty and the entire community in issues of topical importance. A donor can make a tremendous contribution to students and the community by funding an endowed lecture series with broad appeal or a series focused on a particular theme. Examples may include business, politics, religion and history. These series will bring notable individuals to the University for public lectures and meetings with students, faculty and community members. | |||||||||||
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Named Lecture Series . . . . . . . . Opens the University for dynamic public lectures on contemporary issues and interests. . . . . Supports bringing distinguished individuals of exceptional accomplishment to the University and community. . . . . Offers opportunities for visiting lecturers to meet with students, faculty and community leaders on issues of special interest. . . . . Includes lectures associated with particular themes — such as business, politics, religion and history — or a series with broad University and community appeal. . . . . Brings widespread attention to UW-Green Bay, further strengthening the University’s reputation for academic excellence and ability to serve students and the region. . . . . Raises student and citizen awareness about issues important to the community and world. . . . . Strengthens UW-Green Bay’s connections with the community, region, state and academic world. |
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