Annual Report - St. Cloud State University

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FY 2007-08 university expenditures $179 million Instruction 42% Scholarships and Fellowships 1% Depreciation 4% Operation and Maintenance of Plant 6% Auxiliary Enterprises 10% Institutional Support 10% Student Services 12% Academic Support 12% FY 2007-08 gift designations $4 million raised Research 2% Public Service 1% Gifts for scholarships and academic programs honor the people whose name they carry and honor the traditions of excellence and opportunity that our University continues to build. College of Education 24% College of Fine Arts and Humanities 14% Other Areas 6% College of Social Sciences 2% Unrestricted 3% G.R. Herberger College of Business 5% Intercollegiate Athletics 9% Centennial Hall Building Fund 26% Other Scholarships 4% $50,000,000 $40,000,000 $30,000,000 $20,000,000 $10,000,000 College of Science and Engineering 6% St. cloud State University Foundation Net Assets Foundation Board Robert E. White ’70 - Chair Joanne E. Benson ’70 Richard Blair ’62 David Folsom ’69 Andrew B. George ’80 Robert E. Goff ’58 Al Grundei ’71 Russell B. Hagen ’64 Al Heinen ’78 Lowell Hellervik ’56 Leigh J. Johnson ’65 John R. Kimbrough ’76 James Maciej Richard D. Theilmann ’71 Robert Thueringer ’75 George Torrey Amy Trombley ’00 ’04 Leon Westbrock ’69 $0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
Giving Societies Over the years, special individuals, foundations and corporations have been a part of the St. Cloud State tradition of excellence and opportunity. The following societies have been established to recognize those special donors whose gifts over several years have significantly advanced the work of the University. We are grateful to these society members. David L. Kiehle Society Cumulative Giving of $2,500,000 and above David L. Kiehle was the first person to hold the title of president of the institution and held the position from 1875-81. He led the Normal School through a challenging time of diminishing state support for normal schools. Friend of St. Cloud State The Herberger Foundation George A. Selke Society Cumulative Giving of $1,000,000 - $2,499,999 George A. Selke was president of St. Cloud Teachers College from 1927-46. During his tenure, a four-year course of study was approved and the Teachers College joined the American Association of Colleges and Universities. Alumni of St. Cloud State Norbert F. Lindskog* Vera Russell* Friends of St. Cloud State The Bernick Companies Central MN Community Foundation IBM Corp. James W. and Marion A. Miller Waite A. Shoemaker Society Cumulative Giving of $500,000 - $999,999 Shoemaker Hall was named for Waite A. Shoemaker, president of the Third State Normal School. Built in 1915, Shoemaker Hall first served as a women’s dormitory. Thousands of students, both women and men, have called it “home” while they studied and prepared for their future. Alumni of St. Cloud State Deeann Jo Griebel Alumni of St. Cloud State David L. and Cheryl Copham Ruth Gant David Wills Thomas and Susan Sweet Keller Friends of St. Cloud State Bankers Systems, Inc. Janet Ritsche George and Shirley Torrey Riverview Society Cumulative Giving of $250,000 - $499,999 Riverview was built in 1913 to house a laboratory school under the direction of Isabel Lawrence. Here, local children received an excellent education while Normal School students learned to be teachers. Gary and Maureen Petrucci Dennis and Karol Ringsmuth Donald E. and Norma Neimann* Stein Friends of St. Cloud State 3M Foundation Altera Corporation Bremer St. Cloud Robert L. Coard* Coborn’s, Inc. Earl Mitchell Danforth* Environmental Systems Research Kopp Investment Advisors G. Stephen Lindgren William M. Lindgren* Pako Corporation Philip Halenbeck Trust St. Cloud Orthopedic Associates, LTD. Stearns Bank The David Swenson Foundation Viking Coca-Cola Bottling Company Associate Professor of Chemistry Mohammad Mahroof-Tahir, right, explains a research plan to senior Michael Eannelli, biochemistry and business economics major from Madison, Wis., and Donald Wenz, senior chemistry major from St. Cloud. photOGRAPH by jason jonES
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