Tech 2030: People, Knowledge & Culture

Dean Hisham Hegab will match, dollar for dollar every gift to the College of Engineering and Science to the College's Excellence Fund.

Dr. Jan Allen (1973 Tech grad), in honor of her mother - a 1951 Tech Alumna Mary Evans Allen will match dollar-for-dollar any gift made toward the Giving Day match on Giving Day 2023 up to $1,000.

1991 Tech graduate Brandon Ewing and his wife Susan (1991 grad) will match dollar-for-dollar up to $250 towards the Parkinson's Resource Center, a resource initiative in the College of Applied and Sciences.

An anonymous donor has agreed to give $100,00 when 10 gifts are made to the Athletics Academic Center.

The Dean's Discretionary Fund allows the College of Business to respond to emerging needs, and gives Dean Chris Martin the flexibility to direct funds towards the College's most pressing needs in a given year. Gifts from 75 COB Advisory Board members and/or alumni will unlock $5,000 for the Dean's Discretionary Fund. The $5,000 is donated by Kenny Hodges, a 1994 Management graduate.

Once $1,000 in gifts has been reached in this challenge, Betty Lou Robertson will give $1,000 to the COE Excellence Fund. This fund is used across all 3 disciplines (Kinesiology, Psychology and Behavioral Services and Curriculum, Instruction & Leadership), within the College for: professional development for faculty and students; replacement and the maintenance of innovative equipment that is required to stay relevant within the profession.

Malcolm Murchison ('74), partner at Bradley Murchison Kelly & Shea, will generously match dollar-for-dollar up to $2,500 for gifts to the Business Excellence Fund. A gift to Business Excellence allows the College to remain competitive, flexible and innovative by responding to changing circumstances and taking advantage of new opportunities that ultimately provide an immediate impact on the lives of our students and faculty.

Shannon Copes Boyer (1976 Tech Alumna) will match dollar-for-dollar up to $1,000 for gifts toward the Tech Food Pantry.

HIIM Faculty member Joanna Ward will give $500 to the HIIM Scholarship Fund for the first $500 in gifts to all HIIM funds.

Calling all College of Business graduates from 2007-2022! If you graduated from the COB within the last 15 years, this challenge is for you! Gifts from 100 COB young alumni will unlock $2,500 for the Business Scholarship Fund. The reward is donated by Jason D. Smith (Finance '90, MBA '95), president and CEO of Citizens National Bank.

COLA Dean Karl Puljak will give $1,000 to his Discretionary fund when $1,000 in gifts has been given.