Thank you for celebrating all things LC!

On Day of Giving our community —parents, alumni, faculty, staff, students, and friends— stepped up in a big way and surpassed our goals!

The results are in!

College of Arts and Sciences: 1,219 donors, $468,514

Graduate School of Education and Counseling: 61 donors, $17,912 

Law School: 430 donors, $117,821

Our shared success on Day of Giving allows us to provide our students with the resources and support that they need to succeed and cultivate their many talents, recruit and maintain superb faculty, and provide critical tuition support.

Support for Day of Giving flooded campus and beyond.

87 undergraduate students made a gift to support their favorite organization!

Community members wore orange to show their LC pride! 

A student band filled the Glade with funky tunes!

Advocates shared messages of support and encouragement on social media! 

The Law School raised awareness with a community BBQ!

Thank you to our match sponsors for giving in a way that also inspired others to contribute generously!

CAS:

• The Anderson Family ’70
• Jim Kirk ’58 and Elizabeth Kirk 
• Vicki Kreimeyer ’69
• Joni Podolsky ’88 
• Christopher Ritter ’73
• Joni Podolsky ’88
• Brian White
• and several other anonymous donors

CAS Internal:

• VP Evette Castillo Clark
• VP David Reese
• Dean Bruce Suttmeier
• VP Josh Walter

GSEC:

• Dean Scott Fletcher
• and an anonymous donor

LAW:

• Christine Tracey ’01
• Debra Jenks ’83
• Steve Shropshire ’94
• Matt Bergman ’89
• Brad Krupicka ’10
• Cheryl Kringle ’02
• Anonymous mother and daughter from Classes of 1974 and 1994
• Anonymous member of Class of 1975
• Anonymous member of Class of 1984

LAW Internal:

• Dean Jennifer Johnson and Bruno
• Associate Dean of Development and Communications Judy Asbury
• Associate Dean of Admissions

If you were not able to participate on Day of Giving, it’s not too late to show your support.

We are grateful to everyone who participated in Day of Giving! Thank you for giving opportunities to the students of tomorrow.

Support and encouragement from my professors helped inspire me to present at the LC Gender Studies Symposium and to go to graduate school. As a German major who studied abroad in Munich I continue to cherish personal and professional connections locally and internationally.

-Heather Kalowsky ’99