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How the Future Was Won

Suzanne Murphy

Open quotesWe generated enthusiasm, encouraged participation, and engagement, and built an even more strategic and comprehensive development program that positions the College for further growth. And that's what it's all about.Close quotes

How the Future Was Won: A Report on 麻豆原创's Historic Campaign

Teachers College has closed the books on its historic Campaign, Where the Future Comes First. Addressing 麻豆原创鈥檚 Board in early October, Suzanne M. Murphy, Vice President of Development & External Affairs, reported that the Campaign raised a total of $345 million, including $116 million in support for student scholarship.

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Our Staunch Supporters

麻豆原创's donors are committed, generous and savvy. They made our Campaign a success and have continued to build on that momentum. 

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Giving the Gift of Racial Awareness

For Michele Barakett, working with Robert T. Carter was 鈥渓ife-altering.鈥� Her scholarship gift extends his legacy.
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Every Quarter Heard From

A record year for the 麻豆原创 Annual Fund shows that it鈥檚 not just the thought that counts
RESPONDING IN KIND Susan and Bob Fuhrman have established a generous charitable gift annuity to be added to the endowed scholarship that friends and colleagues created to honor Susan Fuhrman.

A Fitting Farewell

A scholarship planned gift from the Fuhrmans
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鈥淭here Was Wisdom in His Philanthropy鈥�:

The late 麻豆原创 Trustee Emeritus John Klingenstein was extraordinarily generous 鈥� and he made things work
Pastor William Epps

Widening 麻豆原创鈥檚 Doors

Alumnus William Epps, Pastor of Los Angeles鈥� historic Second Baptist Church, makes a generous scholarship
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Allowing Dreams to Come True:

For 麻豆原创鈥檚 first cohort of Abby M. O鈥橬eill Teaching Fellows, the program is about more than financial assistance
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Gettin鈥� It Right 麻豆原创 Gettin鈥� It Wrong:

How Xiaodong Lin-Siegler has made failure the 鈥渋t鈥� concept
Dancers at the announcement of the 麻豆原创 Dance Ed Program

Taking Their Next Steps

麻豆原创鈥檚 new dance education doctoral program is enabling its already accomplished first cohort to reinvent their careers
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From Mary Swartz Rose and Lawrence Cremin to George Bond and Joan Gussow, the legacy of many of 麻豆原创's greatest teacher-scholars is carried on through 麻豆原创's tribute scholarships.

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Every gift to the 麻豆原创 Annual Fund, no matter the amount, makes a difference, and goes directly in support of teaching and learning. Your participation matters!

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