William L. (Bill) Muir III, Kansas State University assistant vice president for community relations, has made a commitment of $126,000 to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the William L. Muir Student Alumni Board Leadership Scholarship and the John T. (Tom) Muir Outstanding Greek Athlete Scholarship.

Family creates chemical engineering fellowship at K-State in father’s honor

The family of the late Leonard Gollobin, McLean, Va., has made a gift of $100,000 through a charitable IRA rollover to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Leonard Gollobin Chemical Engineering Graduate Fellowship.

Garmin establishes fund to remodel engineering conference room at K-State

Garmin International Inc., has made a gift of $60,000 to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Garmin Electrical and Computer Engineering Conference Room Fund.

Marysville and Hope, Kan., natives establish $200,000 dean’s fund in College of Agriculture

Jim and Jane Goins, Pine, Colo., have made a commitment of $200,000 through a bequest to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Jim and Jane Goins Dean’s Excellence Fund in Agriculture.

Members and officers elected to the KSU Foundation Board of Trustees (Hometown interest for Manhattan, Wichita, Larned, Belleville, Junction City, Overland Park, Beloit, Hutchinson and Topeka)

Twenty-one people were recently elected to four-year terms as trustees of the KSU Foundation at the board’s annual meeting in Manhattan, Kan. The board of trustees is the governing body of the KSU Foundation. The new members are: John Allen, Newport, Ky.; Kara Belew, Wichita, Kan.; Andrew Bell, Houston; John and Nancy Blackwell, Larned, Kan.; Eleanor Brent, Manhattan; Bob Campbell, Wichita; John and Lynn Carlin, Manhattan; Allan Holiday, Manhattan; Thayne Larson, Belleville, Kan.; Chuck and Deanna Munson, Junction City, Kan.; Don Rathbone, Manhattan; Doug and Cynthia Smith, Niwot, Colo.; Virgil and Jane Snell, Overland Park, Kan.; Rich Teichgraeber, Benbrook, Texas; Steve Theede, Oxfordshire, Great Britain; and Marty Vanier, Manhattan. The election brings the total number of foundation trustees to 383.