Campaign for Columbia (1990) - Revision history

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‎Phase II

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Reaganaut at 13:38, 13 December 2007

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‎Further Reading

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‎Further Reading

Absentminded at 06:42, 11 November 2007

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Absentminded at 06:08, 11 November 2007

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Absentminded: Campaign for Columbia (1995) moved to Campaign for Columbia (1990)

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Campaign for Columbia (1995) moved to Campaign for Columbia (1990)

Absentminded: Campaign for Columbia moved to Campaign for Columbia (1995)

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Campaign for Columbia moved to Campaign for Columbia (1995)

Reaganaut at 02:40, 13 October 2007

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 Nevertheless, the drive ended with over $2.8 billion raised.
-While the overall goal was easily surpassed, individual school goals were not all met as indicated in a report made to the executive committee of the [[Faculty of Arts & Sciences]], which noted that goals for endowed professorships and graduate financial aid were badly missed.
+While the overall goal was easily surpassed, individual school goals were not all met as indicated in a report made to the executive committee of the [[Faculty of Arts and Sciences]], which noted that goals for endowed professorships and graduate financial aid were badly missed.
 == External links ==

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 On December 1, 1995 Rupp announced at a campaign dinner that a new total goal of $2.2 billion had been set for December, 2000. The new drive was kicked off at the dinner with announcements of Alfred Lerner (CC'55)'s pledge of $25 million for a [[Alfred Lerner Hall|new student center]], and [[Jerry Speyer]] (CC'62 B'64) and [[Lionel Pincus]] (B'56), co-chairmen of the [[University Trustees]], each pledging $10 million.
-Rupp noted that the extension of the drive was incredibly ambitious since it was being done with the head start afforded to the first phase with a "silent period."
+Rupp noted that the extension of the drive was incredibly ambitious since it was being done without the head start afforded to the first phase with a "silent period."
 Nevertheless, the drive ended with over $2.8 billion raised.

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 == Phase I ==
 The campaign was originally launched in 1990 with $393 million already pledged during the drive's "silent phase." It reached it's original goal by February of 1995, 10 months ahead of it's December 31st goal.
 Major gifts included [[John Kluge]]'s $60 million for minority scholarships, and $25 million for faculty development; [[Morris A. Schapiro]]'s $10 million for [[Schapiro CEPSR]]; and artist LeRoy Neiman's $6 million gift to the [[School of the Arts]]
 == Phase II ==
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 While the overall goal was easily surpassed, individual school goals were not all met as indicated in a report made to the executive committee of the [[Faculty of Arts & Sciences]], which noted that goals for endowed professorships and graduate financial aid were badly missed.
-== Further Reading ==
+== External links ==
 *[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/record/archives/vol21/vol21_iss12/record2112.13.html Campaign Sets a New Goal: $2.2B in 2000: Lerner Gives $25M for Student Center, Speyer, Pincus Each Pledge $10M - Columbia University Record December 8, 1995 -- Vol. 21, No. 12]
 *[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/record/archives/vol26/vol26_iss9/2609_Fundraising_Campaign.html Campaign Sets Fundraising Mark; Funds Used To Meet Needs, Enhance Columbia’s Core Strengths - Columbia Univeristy Record November 13, 2000 Vol. 26, No. 09]
 *[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/ecfas/files/udar_final_01 Report of the Arts and Sciences Development Committee]
 {{succession|office=University Capital Campaign|years=[[1990]]-[[2000]]|preceded=[[Campaign for Columbia (1982)]]|succeeded=[[Columbia Campaign]]}}
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 *[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/record/archives/vol26/vol26_iss9/2609_Fundraising_Campaign.html Campaign Sets Fundraising Mark; Funds Used To Meet Needs, Enhance Columbia’s Core Strengths - Columbia Univeristy Record November 13, 2000 Vol. 26, No. 09]
 *[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/ecfas/files/udar_final_01 Report of the Arts and Sciences Development Committee]
 {{succession|office=University Capital Campaign|years=[[1990]]-[[2000]]|preceded=Campaign for Columbia (1982)|succeeded=[[Columbia Campaign]]}}
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−	The '''Campaign for Columbia''' was a $2.2 billion ~~fund raising campaign~~ during ~~the~~ 1990's spearheaded by ~~then-president~~ [[George Rupp]]. ~~Not~~ to ~~be confused~~ with ~~PrezBo~~'s $~~4 Billion~~ [[Columbia Campaign]].	+	The third '''Campaign for Columbia''' was actually two sucessive 5-year capital campaigns with respective goals of $1.15 billion and $1.05 billion launched during in 1990 during [[Michael Sovern]]'s tenure as president, and spearheaded by [[George Rupp]] after Sovern's retirement.
		+
		+	== Phase I ==
		+
		+	The campaign was originally launched in 1990 with $393 million already pledged during the drive's "silent phase." It reached it's original goal by February of 1995, 10 months ahead of it's December 31st goal.
		+
		+	Major gifts included [[John Kluge]]'s $60 million for minority scholarships, and $25 million for faculty development; [[Morris A. Schapiro]]'s $10 million for [[Schapiro CEPSR]]; and artist LeRoy Neiman's $6 million gift to the [[School of the Arts]]
		+
		+
		+	== Phase II ==
		+	[[Image:CampaignDinner1995.gif\|thumb\|240px\|David Stern, Alfred Lerner, Lionel Pincus, Jerry Speyer, and George Rupp at the 1995 Campaign for Columbia dinner]]
		+	On December 1, 1995 Rupp announced at a campaign dinner that a new total goal of $2.2 billion had been set for December, 2000. The new drive was kicked off at the dinner with announcements of Alfred Lerner (CC'55)'s pledge of $25 million for a [[Alfred Lerner Hall\|new student center]], and [[Jerry Speyer]] (CC'62 B'64) and [[Lionel Pincus]] (B'56), co-chairmen of the [[University Trustees]], each pledging $10 million.
		+
		+	Rupp noted that the extension of the drive was incredibly ambitious since it was being done with the head start afforded to the first phase with a "silent period."
		+
		+	Nevertheless, the drive ended with over $2.8 billion raised.
		+
		+	While the overall goal was easily surpassed, individual school goals were not all met as indicated in a report made to the executive committee of the [[Faculty of Arts & Sciences]], which noted that goals for endowed professorships and graduate financial aid were badly missed.
		+
		+	== Further Reading ==
		+	*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/record/archives/vol21/vol21_iss12/record2112.13.html Campaign Sets a New Goal: $2.2B in 2000: Lerner Gives $25M for Student Center, Speyer, Pincus Each Pledge $10M - Columbia University Record December 8, 1995 -- Vol. 21, No. 12]
		+	*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/record/archives/vol26/vol26_iss9/2609_Fundraising_Campaign.html Campaign Sets Fundraising Mark; Funds Used To Meet Needs, Enhance Columbia’s Core Strengths - Columbia Univeristy Record November 13, 2000 Vol. 26, No. 09]
		+	*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/ecfas/files/udar_final_01 Report of the Arts and Sciences Development Committee]

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	The '''Campaign for Columbia''' was a $2.2 billion fund raising campaign during the 1990's spearheaded by then-president [[George Rupp]]. Not to be confused with PrezBo's $4 Billion [[Columbia Campaign]].		The '''Campaign for Columbia''' was a $2.2 billion fund raising campaign during the 1990's spearheaded by then-president [[George Rupp]]. Not to be confused with PrezBo's $4 Billion [[Columbia Campaign]].

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