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Ozarks Technical Community College
~ February 4, 2010
Ozarks Technical Community College has received the largest gift in school history, and the donation will be used to establish a full campus in Lebanon. The OTC Foundation announced the $2.6 million gift Thursday from Reuben and Mary Lou Casey, of San Clemente, Calif. The Caseys decided to donate the property to OTC because of a Rotary Club friendship with the former director of the school's Lebanon Education Center.
Ohio University
~ January 14, 2010
A 92-year-old Ohio University graduate has committed $13-million to establish a center for arts education after her death, reports the Columbus Dispatch.
Violet L. Patton, class of 1938, will place the money in a charitable trust and live off the interest until her death, at which time the funds will pass to the school. The funds will be used for construction, scholarships, fellowships, and residencies for visiting artists
Washington University in St. Louis
~ December 17, 2009
Former Senator John C. Danforth’s foundation has endowed a center for the study of religion and politics at St. Louis’s Washington University, reports the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The $30-million gift will support five new faculty members, including a permanent director for the center. The new entity, set to open next month, will aim to deepen understanding of the ties between faith and politics and encourage a civil discourse on the subject, according to Mark Wrighton, the university’s chancellor.
Missouri State University
~ December 1, 2009
For the firtst time in its history Missouri State University will name academic units in honor of donors. Three major gifts just announced will take the MSU comprehensive campaign over the $100 million milestone. The three major gifts include a donation for the Darr Agricultural Center by William H. and Virginia Darr, for whom the William H. Darr School of Agriculture will now be named.
Trent University
~ November 14, 2009
Trent University has received an $800,000 gift from an anonymousd donor. At a dinner held Friday night (Nov. 13), it was announced the donation will establish the Alan Wilson Graduate Entrance Scholarships in support of Trent graduate students in the Canadian Studies Ph.D., History M.A., and Canadian Studies and Indigenous Studies M.A. graduate programs.
