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Curriculum Enrichment<br />
Foundation Grants for equipment and support for special programs enhanced the quality and diversity<br />
of the educational experience at Peninsula College again this year. We are pleased to have supported the<br />
following programs and projects.<br />
Foundation Grants were awarded to:<br />
Ashland Shakespeare Festival Performance on campus<br />
The Elders Tell Their Stories, Video Oral History Project<br />
Faces of America Diversity Awareness Presentation<br />
Shakespeare Video Collection Purchase<br />
The Writer-in-Residence Program<br />
The Peninsula College Writer-in-Residence program was<br />
launched in 1999, inspired by a generous gift from Gunnar<br />
and Frances Fagerlund. Now in its fourth year, the program<br />
continues through the generosity of others as well, others<br />
whose commitment to supporting creativity in the literary<br />
arts inspires us once again. In 2003 the program welcomed<br />
Robert Michael Pyle (right), award-winning natural history<br />
writer, poet, and ecologist, to the college and community for<br />
a delightful series of workshops, readings, and events.<br />
The program continued in 2004 with award-winning<br />
author Debra Magpie Earling. Earling’s stories have appeared<br />
in Ploughshares, Northeast Indian Quarterly, and in<br />
numerous anthologies. Her first novel, Perma Red, won<br />
critical acclaim nationally.<br />
Facilities<br />
Five capital projects were identified in 2003 for which the<br />
Foundation is currently seeking private or corporate support.<br />
These projects are significant components of the campus<br />
master plan, and it is our hope that they will resonate with<br />
the interests, passions, and aspirations of our generous contributors. We invite you to consider a gift that<br />
will enrich our college and community, now and far into the future. Naming and memorial opprotunities<br />
exist in all areas. Please contact the Foundation for more information.<br />
Arboretum and Wetlands Interpretive Trail<br />
Art and Exhibit Gallery Enhancements<br />
Science and Computer Lab Equipment<br />
Theater Facility and Program Upgrades<br />
Northwest Cultural and Art Center<br />
Assets<br />
FINANCIAL STATEMENT<br />
Balance Sheet, December 31, 2003<br />
Fund Balances<br />
Cash or Equivalents $160,920.44 Unrestricted Funds $135,301.52<br />
Investments $902,062.56 Temporarily Restricted $143,000.72<br />
Permanently Restricted $784,680.76<br />
10<br />
Total Assets $1,062,983.00 Total Funds $1,062,983.00
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