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Extending a Mother's Legacy
The Sandra Feagan Stern Fellowship was established by Kyle Blackmon, in honor of his mother, Sandra Feagan Stern (Ed.D. ’85). Presented as Sandra’s Mother’s Day gift, Kyle established the fellowship last spring to extend his mother’s legacy and to “help facilitate the preparation of the next generation of educators.” MORE
Savvy Philanthopists
Chris and Denise (Campbell) Pineno are savvy philanthropists who know how to leverage the power of their giving. Among several charities benefitting from their generosity is the Curry School, where Denise received her masters in teaching degree in 1992. MORE
Librarian Leaves Curry a $1.1 Million Bequest
Because she believed in the importance of education, Jane Iris Crutchfield directed one-half of her estate to the Curry School of Education. She believed her college education benefitted her throughout her life, and she wanted others to have the same opportunity she had enjoyed. MORE
Supporting the Preparation of Top Quality Teachers
Kim (Patterson) Stanfield (M.T. ’95, Elem Ed) and her husband Troy give to the Curry School’s annual fund because they want to support the preparation of top quality teachers. MORE
Recognizing 40 Years of Selfless Service to Curry
At his retirement party last spring, beloved Curry School Counselor Education professor Bob Pate received a most fitting gift from his two children and their spouses: The Human Services Suite in the new Bavaro Hall will be named in his honor. MORE
Breaking Down Financial Barriers for Talented Future Teachers
When hard times strike, annual gifts to the Curry School help keep talented students like Kevin Williams on track to becoming exemplary teachers. (MORE)
Your Gift Helps Transform Students Into Scholars
Presenting herself as a knowledgeable expert before an audience of professors was a daunting challenge for Curry doctoral student, Regan Foust. (MORE)
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