New members elected to KSU Foundation Board of Trustees
November 10th, 2009Twenty-four people were recently elected to serve four-year terms as trustees of the KSU Foundation at the board’s annual meeting in Manhattan, Kan.
Twenty-four people were recently elected to serve four-year terms as trustees of the KSU Foundation at the board’s annual meeting in Manhattan, Kan.
Barbara Stowe and her husband, Howard, have made a gift to the College of Human Ecology at Kansas State University by increasing funding for the Dean Barbara S. Stowe Faculty Development Fund.
These days it seems more and more young people are finding ways to change the world for the better. Mason Wolfe, an 11-year-old from Monument, Colo., has already found a way to make an impact through her fundraising campaign, Mason’s Wish.
Sometimes the best inspiration for giving back is sitting right next to you. At least, that’s how Connie Kissee sees it.
Barry and Marcia Robinson, Manhattan, Kan., have made a gift to the College of Business Administration at Kansas State University establishing the Barry E. and Marcia K. Robinson Accounting Scholarship. The Robinsons’ gift will be matched by an additional gift from the Ernst & Young Foundation.
Jane and Ronald Woellhof, Fredericksburg, Texas, have made a commitment of $250,000 to the School of Family Studies and Human Services in the College of Human Ecology at Kansas State University, establishing the Woellhof Family Excellence Fund.
Family and friends of Dr. Heath J Schroeder have made a gift to the leadership studies program at Kansas State University to perpetuate his memory. Their gift will establish the Dr. Heath J Schroeder Memorial Leadership Scholarship.
ConocoPhillips, Houston, has made a philanthropic commitment to K-State, which will be recognized in a ceremony at the Sept. 26 K-State football game in Bill Snyder Family Stadium. A 5-year commitment is designed to support four areas at K-State, and a 2009 gift is designated for scholarships and initiatives in the Colleges of Business Administration and Engineering, as well as the ConocoPhillips SPIRIT Scholars program.
Damion McIntosh, Lees Summit, Mo., has made a commitment of more than $400,000 to the School of Leadership Studies at Kansas State University establishing the Damion McIntosh Excellence in Leadership Studies Fund.
The 2009 All-University Campaign for K-State will kick off Thursday, Sept. 10 at 3:30 p.m. with an ice cream social in the K-State Student Union Bosco Plaza. A kick-off event for K-State at Salina will be held Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 3:30 p.m. in the Admissions Lobby.