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Dean’s ClubContributions to the College of Forest Resources help in tangible ways to shapethe future of the Pacific Northwest. Last year, more than 80 students receivedgift scholarship support for their studies in all of the College’s graduate andundergraduate programs. Gifts also contributed to ensuring the survival ofWashington State’s rare and endangered native plants, helped rebuild MerrillHall, and provided for student travel to international conferences. The Dean’sClub recognizes individual donors who contribute $500 or more annually andlifetime members who contribute $25,000 or more to the College.As a member of the Dean’s Club, you will receive invitations to quarterly eventswith the Dean and invitations to private receptions before the Winter Quarterevening lecture series, “Sustaining Our Northwest World,” co-sponsored by theUW Alumni Association and made possible through support from the Rachel A.Woods Endowment. You can become a member of the Dean’s Club by makinga gift of $500 or more to any fund within the College. For more information, pleasegive us a call at 206.543.9505 and vist www.cfr.washington.edu.P L A N N E D G I F T S16Grateful thanks are also extended to the following donors who have made planned giftsto the College. Planned gifts include future gifts provided under a will, retirement plan,or similar arrangement, as well as irrevocable gifts, which pay lifetime income to a donoror named beneficiary, with the remaining assets directed to the College in the future.Mr. and Mrs. Bruce AsplundMr. and Mrs. Gordon B. BergumMr. and Mrs. Elroy BohlinMary Ellen and W. RichardDenmanEverett L. Ellis, PhDThomas FribergDaniel Hinkley and Robert JonesMr. and Mrs. Richard W. JunkMorten Lauridsen, Jr.Jane PuccinelliJames RidgewayMr. and Mrs. Orin H. SoestEstate of Phyllis TreuerMr. and Mrs. Paul VanceJohn WottFor information on planned gifts, such as bequests, gifts of real estate, orretirement assets, contact Tom Mentele, CFR Director of Development,at 206.543.9505, tmentele@u.washington.edu, or a member of theUW Office of Gift Planning at 1.800.284.3679, giftinfo@u.washington.edu.Photo: Tom Friberg (’70, ’76), right, signs endowment agreement with Dean Bruce Bare andWPPF Director John Hanby looking on.
COLLEGE OF FOREST RESOURCES AT A GLANCESTUDENTS MAJORS FEMALE ETHNIC MINORITY INTERNATIONAL DEGREES AWARDEDUndergraduates AUT 2003 227 106 36 3 84 BSGraduate Students AUT 2003 186 89 13 20 44 MS, 10 PhDTotals 413 195 49 23 138FACULTY RESEARCH TEACHING TOTALSProfessors 3 30 33Associate Professors 3 8 11Assistant Professors 4 2 6Totals 10 40 50DEVELOPMENT (FY 2003-2004)Individual Contributions: 971,524 Number of Endowed Funds as of 12/31/04: 59Corporate/Foundation Contributions: 1,009,602 Value of Endowed Funds as of 12/31/04: $16,540,605Total $1,981,126CENTERS AND COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS:Center for International Trade in Forest ProductsCenter for Sustainable Forestry at Pack ForestCenter for Water and Watershed StudiesCenter for Urban HorticultureOlympic Natural Resources CenterPrecision Forestry CooperativeRare Plant Care and ConservationRestoration Ecology NetworkRural Technology InitiativeStand Management CooperativeUrban Ecology IGERTINTERAGENCY PROGRAMS:PNW Cooperative Ecosystems Study Unit (PNW-CESU)USFS Demonstration of Ecosystem Management Options Study (DEMO)USFS Fire and Mountain Ecology LabUSFS Forest Systems Engineering CooperativeUSGS Cascadia Field StationCollege of Forest Resources AdministrationWind River Canopy Crane Research FacilityB. Bruce BareDEANRobert EdmondsASSOCIATE DEANStephen WestASSOCIATE DEANRick GustafsonFACULTY CHAIRDavid BriggsFACULTY VICE CHAIRFOR MORE INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE:Tom MenteleDirector of Development107B Anderson, Box 352100, Seattle, WA 98195-2100206.543.9505, email tmentele@u.washington.eduVisit the College of Forest Resources website athttp://www.cfr.washington.edu/We have made every effort to be thorough and accuratein our fiscal year 2003-2004 donor listing. We appreciatethe opportunity to update addresses and apologize for anyerrors or omissions. Please use the enclosed self-addressedenvelope for corrections.PHOTO CREDITS:Michael Andreu, Kirsten Atik, Phil Higuera, Dave Hogan, Mary LevinThis report is printed on paper stock that contains 30% post-consumer fiber.The College of Forest Resources published this report without the use of tax dollars.
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