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The document encourages supporting Southern Illinois University Edwardsville's High-Impact Campaigns through an outright donation. It lists several program options to support, including the Lovejoy Library, Business programs, Arts & Sciences, Engineering, Pharmacy, Dental Medicine, Education, Health and Human Behavior, Nursing, Athletics, The Gardens, and the Graduate School. Donors are asked to select one or more programs and can make donations by credit card or check payable to the SIUE Foundation. Testimonials from alumni emphasize how SIUE provided educational and career opportunities. Supporting the High-Impact Campaigns is described as investing in today's students and their education.
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- 1. PrintedbyauthorityoftheStateofIllinois,3/15,13,172m,150010666 To give online, visit siue.edu/give You are encouraged to explore the High-Impact Campaign options, and GET INVOLVED TODAY by supporting one or more in which you believe. Your contribution will have a high impact on our students and take the “e” to the next level of excellence. High-Impact Campaigns I am/We are pleased to support Southern Illinois University Edwardsville’s High-Impact Campaigns with an outright donation of: h h h h h Select one or more programs to support h Lovejoy Library High School Writers’ Contest Endowment h Business Business Transitions Curriculum h Arts & Sciences International Travel Awards h Engineering Student Design Center h Pharmacy Pharmacy’s Best Brightest Paver Drive and Endowed Scholarship Campaign h Dental Medicine Dental Student Scholarship h Education, Health h SIUE East St. Louis Charter High School h Student Research Travel h Nursing Nursing Endowed Scholarship Campaign and 2016 Celebration h Athletics Cougar Excellence Annual Fund h The Gardens Unrestricted Development Support h Graduate School The Science Engineering Research Challenge Matching Gift My/our contribution may be matched by: ___________________________________________________ h Enclosed is my/our matching gift form(s). h My/our matching gift form will be forwarded. Name(s) (Please print as you would like your name to appear on donor recognition materials.) Paying by Credit Card h MasterCard h Visa h AMEX h Discover Amt.____________ Exp. _____________ #___________________________________ 3-Digit Code_______ Authorized Signature___________________________________________________________________ Credit Card Billing Address: Street City, State, ZIP Telephone: Home _________________________ Business _____________________________________ E-mail Please make your check payable to Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Foundation and return it to: Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Foundation, Campus Box 1082, Edwardsville, IL 62026-1082 Thank you for your commitment to SIUE! For additional assistance, contact Rachel Stack, Vice Chancellor for University Advancement, at (618) 650-2345 or annualgiving@siue.edu and Human Behavior John, Have an impact on SIUE today! First Name Last Name Address City, State, Zip — Rachel Stack, Vice Chancellor for University Advancement and CEO, SIUE Foundation Inc. AG15LR2
- 2. “SIUE was a good fit for me; I was able to work while going to school. My degree offered me the opportunity to teach in Ferguson, Mo., for more than 34 years. The students today are our future!” — Gracia Myers ’70 Florissant, Mo. “I attended SIUE when everything was new! I needed to work so I could go to school, and it was surprisingly inexpensive to attend. I am happy to be able to give back now and provide opportunity and growth for our future leaders.” —Ed Grady ’69 Incline Village, Nev. President and CEO, Electro Scientific Industries “Endowment and scholarships are today’s answer for passing on the torch of quality higher education.” — Dr. Christopher Larsen ’88 Moline, Ill. Christopher C. Larsen DMD, Ltd. “Giving back to SIUE is an investment in today’s students and their education.” — Mike Wenzel ’70 Belleville, Ill. President, Wenzel Associates, Ltd. SIUE alumni showcase their support for the High-Impact Campaigns! Support one or more of SIUE’s High-Impact Campaigns by making a gift today! Your gift will: • Help provide more donor-driven scholarships to students • Allow SIUE to attract and retain outstanding faculty members who shape students’ learning experiences • Allow an expanding number of students the opportunity to study abroad and experience international cultures • Provide student-athletes with the best facilities in which to train and compete as a fully certified NCAA Division I university. Why Give? Dental Lovejoy Business Engineering