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UCLA School of Public Health endowed funds 28 GIFTS OF $100,000 AND ABOVE may be placed in named, endowed funds. The principal of these gifts is invested, and the income funds the donors’ intentions in perpetuity. Additional gifts may be made to these funds at any time, increasing both their principal values and the annual level of support to their public health purposes. FRED H. BIXBY DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP Support for doctoral students researching domestic or international population control and family planning issues. FRED H. BIXBY PROGRAM ON POPULATION Funding start-up research grants for faculty and students, annual lectures, summer internships and fellowships for master’s students, and additional doctoral student fellowships. CELIA AND JOSEPH BLANN FELLOWSHIP Created by a gift of the Annette Blann Living Trust and H. Marshall Blann, in memory of their parents Celia and Joseph, and awarding outstanding students School-wide. LESTER BRESLOW DISTINGUISHED LECTURE A gift of Betty and Ray Goodman, M.D., M.P.H. ’72 and Adjunct Associate Professor in the School, honoring Lester Breslow’s service as Dean; provides for an annual lecture from a public health leader. UCLA School of Public Health Donor Wall ABDELMONEM A. AFIFI FELLOWSHIP Contributed by the Dean’s Advisory Board and the School community in honor of Abdelmonem Afifi’s service as Dean, and awarding students Schoolwide for outstanding scholarship. ELEANOR J. DEBENEDICTIS FELLOWSHIP Given in memory of Eleanor DeBenedictis, B.S. ’39, by her husband Aldo DeBenedictis, and providing School-wide fellowships to doctoral students in nutrition. GLADYS A. EMERSON SCHOLAR In memory of Gladys Emerson, Professor of Environment and Nutritional Science in the School from 1955 to 1970, supporting visiting scholars in nutrition. UCLAPUBLIC HEALTH ARCO FELLOWSHIP Established by the Atlantic Richfield Company, funding master’s and doctoral students in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences. FRED H. BIXBY CHAIR IN POPULATION, FAMILY AND INTERNATIONAL HEALTH An endowed chair in the Department of Community Health Sciences honoring Fred Bixby, a rancher whose family built one of the largest real estate and ranching operations in the West. The chair, held by Judith Blake from 1975 to 1993 and Anne R. Pebley from 1999 to present, supports a faculty member with expertise in population control and family planning. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING PROGRAM Created by the graduates of this interdepartmental doctoral program, for scholarships to current students. RAYMOND D. GOODMAN SCHOLARSHIP A gift of Betty and Ray Goodman, M.D., M.P.H. ’72 and Adjunct Associate Professor in the School, supporting School-wide student scholarships. HEALTH POLICY AND MANAGEMENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PROGRAM Contributed by the gifts of graduates of the Department of Health Services, and funding departmental scholarships and priorities.
WILLIAM AND FLORA HEWLETT FOUNDATION ENVIRONMENTAL SCHOLARSHIP Ongoing student support to Environmental Science and Engineering Program, an interdepartmental doctoral program. BETTE AND HANS LORENZ FELLOWSHIP Provided by their estate, Bette and Hans Lorenz’ fellowship supports outstanding students School-wide. MAXICARE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP A gift of Maxicare Health Plans, Inc., for faculty and doctoral student research projects in the Department of Health Services. TONY NORTON MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP Contributed by family and classmates in memory of Tony Norton, M.P.H. ’91 in Environmental Health Sciences, and awarded annually to an outstanding and activist Environmental Health Sciences student. ANNE G. QUEALY MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP Donated by Linda Lichtenfels in memory of her friend Anne Quealy, Dr.P.H. ’73, M.P.H. ’72, for students in the Department of Health Services. ROEMER HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION FELLOWSHIP A gift of School faculty members Milton and Ruth Roemer, supporting candidates for the Doctor of Public Health degree. THE RALPH R. SACHS VISITING SCHOLAR Honoring the memory of Ralph Sachs, Associate Clinical Professor in Behavioral Sciences and Health Education in the School from 1959 to 1976 and a visionary public health leader in Southern California, for a visiting public health scholar from the University of California. MONICA SALINAS INTERNSHIP IN LATINO AND LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES A gift of Monica Salinas to underwrite internships for students with interests in the health of Latinos or Latin Americans. Raymond Goodman congratulates Jianming Wang, who was one of the recipients of the 2000 Raymond D. Goodman Scholarship. JUNEAL MARIE SMITH FELLOWSHIP IN INTERNATIONAL NUTRITION Created by her parents in memory of Juneal Smith, Ph.D. ’95, M.P.H. ’92, and funding doctoral students School-wide for work in international nutrition. SAMUEL J. TIBBITTS FELLOWSHIP Contributed by family and alumni colleagues of Sam Tibbitts, M.P.H., B.S. ’49, honoring the memory of this pioneer in managed health care for School-wide fellowships. FRED H. AND PAMELA K. WASSERMAN CHAIR IN HEALTH SERVICES An endowed chair in the Department of Health Services, named for its donors Fred Wasserman, Dr.P.H. ’76, M.P.H. ’72 and Pamela Wasserman, M.P.H. ’72, co-founders of Maxicare Health Plans Inc. Held by Ronald M. Andersen, 1991-present. VIVIAN WEINSTEIN PROGRAM Contributed by members of the Los Angeles community in memory of Vivian Weinstein, a leading children’s advocate and mentor, to support the interdisciplinary training of graduate students in children’s advocacy. WEISMAN FAMILY FOUNDATION Given in honor of Professor Barbara Visscher by Richard Weisman and family, and supporting the Department of Epidemiology. WILSHIRE FOUNDATION INC. GERIATRIC MEDICINE Supporting School-wide student public health practice in elder care and policy. CAMPAIGN UCLA SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Faculty $ 941,480 Students $ 1,967,842 Discretionary $ 1,543,248 Capital $ 6,366 Program/Research $ 13,297,995 Progress Toward Goal as of April 30, 2001 FIRST CENTURY SOCIETY First Century Society members are alumni, faculty, staff and friends who have made provisions for UCLA in their Will, Trust, or other planned giving arrangements. With generosity and foresight, the following members have designated the School of Public Health as a beneficiary: ANONYMOUS LESTER & DEVRA BRESLOW ANNE & JOHN COULSON RALPH FRERICHS ROBERT & DIANA GHIRELLI RAYMOND & BETTY GOODMAN CARL & FLORENCE HOPKINS GERALD KOMINSKI DAVID KRASNOW LESTER & GENEVA MEIS JEAN MICKEY HELGA & WALTER OPPENHEIMER JEANNETTE OREL ANNE REHER-LIVIO GURDON & MARY ANN SMITH SUEBELLE & DAVID VERITY Anne and John Coulson 29 friends UCLAPUBLIC HEALTH
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