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Supporting the Graduate School of Arts & SciencesWhat inspiresFrank Chiodi tosupport GSAS?As a professional in the institutional investmentsector, Frank Chiodi has worked with some of theindustry’s most prestigious firms and brightestindividuals. When choosing to pursue a graduatedegree, Frank applied the same parameters, andaimed high. For Frank, that “holy grail” was ColumbiaUniversity. Frank credits his GSAS degreewith improving his thinking, writing, and abilityto communicate effectively—critical to his professionalsuccess.Today, Frank feels a responsibility to give back tothe institution that propelled his future forward,and to invest in the GSAS students who are thenext generation of leaders. When many alumnijoin together, each giving what he or she is able,the effect is one of meaningful impact for GSASstudents, today and tomorrow. Frank is proud to bepart of that Columbia Tradition.Frank ChiodiAmerican Studies, MA ’00Link back to contents page44 Superscript
GSAS Annual FundEach year, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences depends on the supportof alumni and friends who give to the Annual Fund. The GSAS Annual Fundis current-use income that bridges the gap between the real cost of a graduateeducation and the funding students receive from the University and outsidesources. All gifts to the GSAS Annual Fund go directly to financial aid forgraduate study.GSAS Leadership SocietyThe GSAS Leadership Society has helped Columbia University’s GraduateSchool of Arts and Sciences sustain its tradition of philanthropy by recognizingits most loyal and generous supporters. Society giving plays a key role inthe success of the GSAS Annual Fund. Becoming a member makes a powerfulstatement about how much alumni value a GSAS education. Last year, dedicatedalumni, parents, and friends contributions at the Society level representedmore than 60% of total Fund dollars.We are pleased to recognize our generous donors whose gifts were received byColumbia University’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences between July 1,2011, and June 30, 2012. Thank you for your support.CUMULATIVE ANNUAL GIFT IMPACT ON A GSAS STUDENT$25,000+ Stipend for 1 year$10,000 - $24,999 Fellowship for 1 year (or 3 summers funded)$5,000 - $9,999 Summer funding for 1 year$2,500 - $4,999 Health fees for 1 year$1,000 - $2,499* Facilities fees for 1 year* Classes 0-9 years since graduation will qualify with cumulative annual giving of $500Superscript 45Link back to contents page
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