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DIRECT FROM DONORS

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"[I give] because of the personal growth. Because UConn prepared me for my great career in hospital pharmacy administration. Because I made friends I still have today. Because I have great memories of the UConn Husky Marching Band and its 1970 summer trip to Europe."

Marc Summerfield, Class of 1974
Donor, UConn Marching Band

DIRECT FROM DONORS

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"We've seen our son mature into a responsible young man throughout his years at UConn. He is currently a business major and is in his senior year. We feel the need to give back and to help give others the same opportunity our son was given."

Anthony and Cynthia Brancato
Donors, Parents Fund

DIRECT FROM DONORS

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"I received such an excellent education at UConn, I feel compelled to give back, to in a small way help future UConn students."

Daniel Lizdas '91
Donor, Accounting Department

DIRECT FROM DONORS

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"I know first-hand how effective the community outreach program is, and am proud to support it. It expands the world of our students, broadening their perspective, boundaries, and view of the world in all corners of the world."

Lisa McGuire '83
Donor, Community Outreach Program

DIRECT FROM DONORS

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“I have been given many opportunities at UConn. This does not only include classroom experiences, but lectures, presentations, community events, and activities as well. UConn has done this for me and my peers, and has done so much more for this community and for this state. I am proud to support such an institution.”

Brien Buckman, '12
Donor, Honors Program,
CLAS Dean’s Fund

DIRECT FROM DONORS

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“I graduated in 1961 with an MS in electrical engineering. One of my fine teachers was Prof. Lof, whose course in digital circuits helped me pursue a career in computers and information systems.”

Karl Chester, '61 (pictured, inset)
Donor, John L. C. Lof Non-Endowed Fund for Graduate Education

DIRECT FROM DONORS

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“I give to support the Chemistry Department so they can continue to enrich people's lives! Also, I was motivated to give by the Barton Challenge. I wanted to have a bigger impact on the community by having my donation doubled.”

Nathan Kastner, '14
Donor

DIRECT FROM DONORS

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"It's great that UConn helps its own graduates and he is very happy serving his alma mater. It's a great transition experience for him in a field he really wants to pursue, hopefully with a grad assistant position next year. He's happy and that makes us very happy! We are also very proud of how our son's UConn experience helped him develop into a confident, hard-working young man.”

Mike and Judy Mason
Donors, Parents Fund

DIRECT FROM DONORS

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“The UConn Marching Band played such an important part in my life! It was the highlight of my four years at UConn. My life has been truly blessed because of the friends and memories I have from the UCMB!”
 
Gwenn Gerken Noel, '92
Donor, Dr. David L. Mills Marching & Pep Band Fund


DIRECT FROM DONORS

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"UConn provided me with a future."

Maha Taha-Furst, '10
Donor, CLAS Dean's Fund


DIRECT FROM DONORS

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“UConn was both the best educational experience and life experience of my young adulthood. I discovered the range of my talents and interests. UConn gave me the opportunity to test my wings and start my journey through life...I am always proud to say that I am a UConn Husky.”

Karen Fromkin Wheeler, '67
Donor, The Fund for UConn


PRESIDENT SUSAN HERBST

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On December 20, the University of Connecticut Board of Trustees voted to appoint Susan Herbst as UConn’s 15th president, following an intensive six-month search. She will begin at UConn in July and will frequently be in Connecticut starting in January, to meet and work with President Austin and UConn’s constituencies as part of the transition process. Welcome, President Herbst!

THIS IS OUR MOMENT.

Campaign Banner on UConn Foundation


On January 11, 2011, the UConn Foundation hung a banner on the front of its building at 2390 Alumni Drive in Storrs. Designed to raise awareness of our comprehensive campaign, Our University. Our Moment. The Campaign for UConn, the banner is a great way to get the message out to the entire University community!


PRESIDENT'S CHALLENGE

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Supporting UConn's students
With the cost of higher education on families' minds across the state and region, UConn has announced a new President's Challenge Award program to raise $100 million in private funding for scholarships and graduate fellowships.

Related: Scholarship Stories

PRESIDENT'S CHALLENGE

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Supporting UConn's students
With the cost of higher education on families' minds across the state and region, UConn has announced a new President's Challenge Award program to raise $100 million in private funding for scholarships and graduate fellowships.

Related: Scholarship Stories

PRESIDENT'S CHALLENGE

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Supporting UConn's students
With the cost of higher education on families' minds across the state and region, UConn has announced a new President's Challenge Award program to raise $100 million in private funding for scholarships and graduate fellowships.

Related: Scholarship Stories

PRESIDENT'S CHALLENGE

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Supporting UConn's students
With the cost of higher education on families' minds across the state and region, UConn has announced a new President's Challenge Award program to raise $100 million in private funding for scholarships and graduate fellowships.

Related: Scholarship Stories

PRESIDENT'S CHALLENGE

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Supporting UConn's students
With the cost of higher education on families' minds across the state and region, UConn has announced a new President's Challenge Award program to raise $100 million in private funding for scholarships and graduate fellowships.

Related: Scholarship Stories

PRESIDENT'S CHALLENGE

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Supporting UConn's students
With the cost of higher education on families' minds across the state and region, UConn has announced a new President's Challenge Award program to raise $100 million in private funding for scholarships and graduate fellowships.

Related: Scholarship Stories

PRESIDENT'S CHALLENGE

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With the cost of higher education on families' minds across the state and region, UConn has announced a new President's Challenge Award program to raise $100 million in private funding for scholarships and graduate fellowships.

Related: Scholarship Stories

SCHOLARSHIP STORIES

UConn School of Dental Medicine student Ashley Phares '13 discusses how receiving the privately funded J. and E. Greenberg Award has helped her.

SCHOLARSHIP STORIES

UConn School of Dental Medicine student Elizabeth Dolan '11 discusses how receiving the privately funded School of Dental Medicine Alumni Scholarship has helped her.

SCHOLARSHIP STORIES

UConn School of Dental Medicine student Jonah Barasz '11 discusses how receiving the privately funded Dr. William DiMeo Scholarship has helped him.

SCHOLARSHIP STORIES

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"Thank you so much for supporting the academic scholarship I have received, which has made my studies at the University of Connecticut possible. I am also a member of the UConn Marching Band and Pep Band which has allowed me to become part of Huskymania in a way I never thought possible." 

Kyle Christiansen ’12, recipient
Vergnano/Reddington Family Scholarship

SCHOLARSHIP STORIES

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"This is my third year at UConn and I absolutely love it here. I am an animal science major and working with the animals at UConn has given me the much needed experience to reach my goals. I am currently studying abroad for the semester in Australia, and your financial support has made this possible." 

Heather DeRico ’11, recipient
William and Mary Dwyer Scholarship Fund