Sentence examples for faculty endowments from inspiring English sources

Over seven years, Wharton raised $445m£253m3m), from all sources, for improved facilities, MBA and undergraduate scholarships, faculty endowments and new research centres.

The campaign raised $6.3 billion for Cornell and enabled, among other things, new faculty endowments, increased financial aid for students and new construction, including Cornell Tech in New York City.

The remaining $5 million of the Knight gift will be used to match other donors' gifts for faculty endowment.

The Graduate School of Education has yet to reach the level of faculty endowment enjoyed by other schools at Stanford.

Her legacy lives on at Marymount through the alumnae established Sister Antoine Campbell Faculty Endowment Fund and the commencement award given each year to the graduate who exemplifies her values of kindness, generosity and genuine concern for others.

The centerpiece of Weill Cornell's "Discoveries" campaign is the 480,000-square-foot Belfer Research Building, supported by $389 million in gifts for building construction and $152 million for program support and faculty endowment and recruitment.

Before we turn our attention primarily to the issue of facilities, I want to make it clear that we will need a strong focus on fundraising for faculty endowment as well as financial aid for graduate and undergraduate students.

YPPS designed and printed YDS's "Here We Stand" project, which raises awareness of the school's three bold initiatives; freeing students from debt for vocation, modeling positive change by creation of a green residential village, and reimagining ministry through faculty endowment.

Now, Providence High officials are using the anonymous donation to establish a faculty endowment designed to help retain top-tier teachers and foster professional development.

From student fellowships, excellence funds, faculty chair endowments, and lab support, there are a multitude of ways to support the Department of Mechanical Engineering in its mission to change the world for the better.

The research was supported by the National Institutes of Health, the American Cancer Society, the Virginia & D.K. Ludwig Fund for Cancer Research, the Oak Foundation and the Ellenburg Faculty Scholar Endowment.