Sentences with phrase «scholarship endowment»
A scholarship endowment means that a certain amount of money or funds have been set aside and permanently invested, with the goal of using the investment returns to provide scholarships or financial aid for students in the long term. Full definition
In support of the building, as well as urgently needed scholarship endowment for students in the School of Art, an unprecedented fundraising initiative — The CalArts Art Benefit and Auction will kick - off in New York and online in the spring of 2014.
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She is a member of the dean's council, a recipient of the FIU hall of fame for global leadership, and has established a first - generation scholarship endowment for women in business.
The national Say Yes gave Syracuse until June 2017 to fund its own scholarship endowment — to the tune of $ 30 million.
A Trustee Scholarship Initiative program funded from unrestricted scholarship endowment funds and gifts from donor advised funds.
Every dollar raised through Legends strengthens the student body by increasing the scholarship endowment, which allows the most qualified students an opportunity to attend one of the world's foremost schools of art, design, and architecture, regardless of their financial background.
Every dollar raised through Legends strengthens the student body by increasing the scholarship endowment.