Pictures of Success: Campaign Creates Striking
Images Across Campus
Wherever you go on campus, you’ll
see the impact of Rice: The Next Century Campaign. The university
has advanced dramatically, thanks to gifts from generous alumni
and friends committed to ensuring a university of excellence
for today and the future.
Undergrad Scholarships:
bringing the best and brightest to Rice
During the campaign, 261 new scholarships have been created.
Residential Colleges:
maintaining unique residential life
The new Wiess College and Martel College, the ninth residential
college, were dedicated in 2002.
Athletic facilities:
hitting a home run
The new baseball stadium, Reckling Park, opened in 2000.
Endowed chairs:
honoring accomplished faculty
During the campaign, 21 new chairs have been created.
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Graduate fellowships:
supporting outstanding researchers
Numerous fellowships have been established, including one from
the Brown Foundation for the Michael P. Hammond Preparatory Program
at the Shepherd School of Music, postdoctoral Mellon fellowships
for the Center for the Study of Cultures, and a Packard Fellowship
for plasma research.
Facilities:
ensuring excellence in teaching and learning
New Construction:
The Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Management, the Humanities
Building, and Dell Butcher Hall
Renovations:
Keck Hall, Rayzor Hall
Donations support many programs, operations, and
facilities across campus.
Research:
focusing on the future
Donations have been made for major research projects, including those from Shell
Oil Company Foundation for the establishment of the Shell Center for Sustainability
at Rice and from the Ford Foundation to support a joint program of Rice and Baylor
College of Medicine.
Rice Annual Fund:
supporting the university day-to-day
Donations support many programs, operations, and facilities across
campus. Unrestricted annual gifts are used at the discretion
of the president where the needs are greatest.
These are representative of donations made to the
campaign through March 31, 2003.
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