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1915 Named for the year in which the Department of Education (now the College of Education) was established, the 1915 Society recognizes donors whose lifetime contributions and commitments to the college have reached a cumulative total of $25,000 or more (including outright gifts, pledges and planned gifts). Recognizing donors at $1,000,000 or more Recognizing donors from $100,000 to $499,999 Recognizing donors from $25,000 to $99,999 calendar year 2010 To see a full list of 1915 Society members, visit education.auburn.edu/giving 6 0 K e y s t o n e V o l u m e V I I , 2 010
PATRONS OF THE KEYSTONE G i v i n g E R S EYSTONE I T Y calendar year 2010 C L E I O N U C A T D E A N ’ S C I R C L E Patrons of the Keystone believe that education is central to building a better future for all. Patrons of the Keystone demonstrate their support of the College of Education by committing a multi-year pledge of financial support to the Dean’s Circle Fund. Each year, donations to the Dean’s Circle Fund provide the resources necessary for the college to exceed current levels of excellence in advancing its tri-fold mission of academic instruction, research and outreach. P A T R O N S All alumni and friends of the College of Education are invited to become Patrons of the Keystone by committing a pledge of at least $1,000 per year for a minimum of three consecutive years. To join as a Patron of the Keystone or learn more about the Dean’s Circle, please contact Molly McNulty at molly.mcnulty@auburn.edu or 334.844.5793. D E O F A N ’ S C I THE KEYSTONE R L C E P A T R O N S D E O F A N ’ S C I THE KEYSTONE R To see a full list of the Patrons of the Keystone, visit education.auburn.edu/giving L C E “The Auburn College of Education has a history of being on the cutting edge of conducting research, providing instruction, developing practical strategies and designing technological devices for D E A N ’ S C I R C L E people with disabilities. ‘Family’ support through contributions, participation and encouragement will solidify Auburn’s influence in these fields of specialization. Involvement as a part of the alumni family shows that we are ‘ALL IN’ to ensure that people regardless of their disability may have the opportunity to excel in their chosen professions. War Eagle!” PAT R O N S OF T H E KE Y S T O NE Why did I join the Dean’s Circle? P A T R O N D E S A N ’ O F S C I R T H E L C Dr. Jo Anne Hamrick Coggins ’75 Birmingham, Ala. E S T O N E K E Y A K e y s t o n e i n B u i l d i n g a B e t t e r F u t u r e f o r A l l 61
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