He replenished his American funds with a lecture tour – his last – in late 1936.
A lecture fund was established in his honor in 1993, which he converted into the Sidney Mintz Student Fellowships in 2014 to support summer field research for graduate students.
Clinton's appearance was privately funded as part of a lecture series endowed by Meyer Luskin, an investor and president of Scope Industries, a food waste recycling company.
Dixon wanted the money to fund a junior lifeguard headquarters, a lecture hall for the Central Library and landscaping along West Coast Highway.
Proceeds from the sale will go to help fund a project space and lecture room at Khoj International Artists Associationn, an artist-run organization in New Delhi.
At Brown University, the New York-based Recanati-Kaplan Foundation began last year to fund a cross-departmental, interdisciplinary lecture and conference series on Ethical Inquiry.
was funded by LIDCO to deliver a lecture to its enhanced recovery summit in Brussels, Belgium, March 2013.
The grant, sponsored by the College Music Society, will fund a series of free lecture-recitals, each with informational booklets for audience members, at the Florence Bain Senior Center in Columbia, Md .The lectures will take place at 1 p.m. on Jan . 15 , March 5nd Mand7. The duo will also give the first lecture, "The Operatic Flute," on Feb. 20 at the May-Atlantic Flute Fair in Reston, Va.
Crane funded a series of lectures in Russian Studies at the University, which over the next several years brought such eminent figures as Thomas Masaryk, Maxim Kovalevsky, and Pavel Miliukov as visiting scholars.
In 1913 she began lecturing (with the aid of an interpreter), primarily on behalf of the American Foundation for the Blind, for which she later established a $2 million endowment fund, and her lecture tours took her several times around the world.
