Mission: Possible!
WITH A MISSION
to provide sufficient financial stability. Siena Heights has increased its endowment
. We must strengthen our endowment to ensure the legacy established in 1919 by
st be a long-term process of endowment enhancement and growth.
CAMPAIGN GOAL
GIFTS/PLEDGES AS OF 6/10/01
300,000
0
300,000
0
200,000
200,000
200,000
70,000
500,000
342,500
2,000,000
942,764
Built in 1978 when our athletic program
was in its infancy, the Siena Heights
Fieldhouse today is home to a nationally
ranked intercollegiate athletic program.
More than half of today’s residential
students participate in one or more of
14 varsity sports (seven each for men
and women). A modest but much needed
Fieldhouse expansion will provide space
for team lockers, athletic offices and a fitness
center large enough to accommodate a comprehensive University wellness program. The $1
million project will benefit not only Siena’s
scholar-athletes but the entire Adrian campus
community.
environment and ensure a vibrant hub for this dynamic statewide University.
CAMPAIGN GOAL
GIFTS/PLEDGES AS OF 6/10/01
1,900,000
1,316,069
1,000,000
0
1,000,000
700,000
750,000
0
350,000
Siena’s Computing, Mathematics and Sciences (CMS)
Division boasts a tradition of superb teaching and
outstanding alumni achievement. But its facilities have been less impressive… until now.
A $1.9 million renovation has brought CMS
into state-of-the-art condition with interactive
classrooms, new computers, “smart boards,”
lab equipment and research instrumentation,
along with refurbished ceilings, windows,
floors, furnishings, ventilation and air conditioning systems. Upgraded classrooms, offices
and equipment all offer naming gift opportunities for donors interested in helping to
fund the renovation.
300,000
foundation of annual support.
CAMPAIGN GOAL
GIFTS/PLEDGES AS OF 6/10/01
200,000
25,000
300,000
310,844
300,000
464,325 *
300,000
32,735
2,500,000
1,497,802
400,000
0
Student scholarships, faculty development, technology, library resources, and the on-campus residential experience—all
play a part in fostering a vibrant environment for
education at Siena Heights. Scholarships make
education possible for men and women
from diverse backgrounds and life circumstances. Advanced technology and professional growth opportunities for faculty are
vital as Siena reaches out to students across
the state. In Adrian, safe and comfortable
residence halls help promote student success in the classroom.
ian College.
583,517
Adrian Dominican values form the core of
the Siena Heights mission. All campaign
priorities support education that is competent, purposeful and ethical, respecting the
dignity of all. Lumen Chapel stands at the
heart of spiritual life on the Adrian campus.
A new lecture series will engage students
and faculty at all Siena Heights locations in
discussion of contemporary ethical issues.