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P R I VA T E S U P P O R TCapital Campaign Development ProgressThis fiscal year marks the mid-point of theCampaign for the University of Virginia. Onceagain the Jefferson Scholars Foundation set anannual target of $14 million in new commitmentsas it sought to meet our campaign goal of $100million. Through the generosity of our friends andbenefactors, the Foundation has surpassed the fiscalyear target for the fifthconsecutive year.The Foundationhas seen expansion infinancial support forboth the undergraduateand graduate programs.This year we havereceived commitmentsof $8.7 million for theundergraduate program. This will enable the regionalscholarship competition to expand to Jacksonville,Tampa, and Kansas City. For the first time we willhave over 50 regional selection competitions in thefall of 2008.We have also received $5.4 million in newcommitments to the Graduate School of Arts &Sciences, the Darden School of Business, and theGraduate School of Engineering and Applied Science(SEAS). Our continued involvement with the DardenSchool has proven very successful. Working closelytogether, the Jefferson Scholars Foundation and theDarden Foundation successfully raised funds for aGraduate Fellowship in the name of Professor JohnL. Colley Jr. This effort has proven so important toDarden alumni and friends that the goal was met anddoubled within eight months.Furthermore, in the spirit of cooperation, theFoundation’s joint effort with the SEAS and theThrough the generosity of ourfriends and benefactors, theFoundation has surpassed thefiscal year target for the fifthconsecutive year.Virginia Engineering Foundation will not onlystrengthen the Graduate Fellowship Program butwill also help the SEAS accomplish its top priority,graduate support. SEAS Dean Jim Aylor stated,“This strong link between SEAS and the JeffersonScholars Foundation provides our school with acompetitive edge to attract the most highly valuedPh.D. candidates.”In addition, theJefferson ScholarsFoundation will furthersupport the Universityin its effort to recognizeexcellence in scienceand engineering. Inpartnership with theHartfield Foundation wewill begin to award a teaching prize annually. Thisprize recognizes and celebrates the commitmentof outstanding faculty members of the Universitywho instruct undergraduate students in the SEAS.The recipients will have demonstrated exceptionalcommitment to their students’ learning, as wellas knowledge of and passion for their subject.This important initiative will further establishthe Foundation as a central driver of change andexcellence at the University.The Jefferson Scholars Foundation continuesto be at the forefront of the University ofVirginia’s philanthropic efforts. We are deeplygrateful for the generous support and commitmentfrom our many friends and benefactors. Evenin uncertain financial times, the Foundationhas continued to keep its focus on attracting tothe Grounds of the University the world’s mostexceptional leaders, scholars, and citizens.
P R I VA T E S U P P O R TCapital Campaign Advisory Committee 2008Peter Quick (Eng r ’78)ChairFormer President, American Stock ExchangeMill Neck, New YorkDavid L. Bowlin (Col ’69)President and CEORegions Insurance Group, Inc.Memphis, TennesseeKip R. Caffey (Col ’77)Managing Director, Cary Street PartnersAtlanta, GeorgiaA. Macdonald Caputo (Col ’63, Law ’66)Advisory Director, Morgan Stanley & Company, Inc.New York, New YorkGene E. DeRose (Col ’86)CEO and Co-FounderHouse Party, Inc.Irvington, New YorkTodd R. Schnuck (Col ’81)President, Schnuck Markets, Inc.St. Louis, MissouriThatcher A. Stone (Col ’78, Law ’82)Chair and CEO, Xavian Holdings Inc.New York, New YorkRichard D. Tadler (Com ’78)Managing Director, TA AssociatesBoston, MassachusettsR. Howard Taylor III (Col ’73)Vice President, Merrill Lynch & Co.Washington, D.C.R. Halsey Wise (Col ’87)President and CEO, Intergraph CorporationHuntsville, AlabamaAllison Cryor DiNardo (Col ’82, GSBA ’88)President, Barat Wireless & Carroll WirelessAlexandria, VirginiaHugh McCloskey Evans III (Col ’88)Vice President, T. Rowe Price AssociatesBaltimore, MarylandJohn S. Lillard (Col ’52)Chair, Wintrust Financial CorporationLake Forest, IllinoisThomas O. McNearney III (Col ’76)Executive Managing DirectorTranswestern Commercial ServicesDallas, TexasKerry D. Moynihan (Col ’81)Managing Partner, Desmond Partners, LLCWashington, D.C.Anna Maria Nekoranec (Col ’86)Managing Director, LBK CapitalLongboat Key, Florida
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