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| The current School of Business and Economics (SBE) building was opened for occupancy in 1980. The new Labovitz School of Business and Economics building will open in 2008. |
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faculty and staff campaign
LSBE Payroll Deduction Form
Donate to LSBE (online)
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LSBE School Wide Funds |
Fund Number |
Description |
Continuous Improvement Endowment |
7161 |
Used to promote excellence in teaching, research and service and make flexible resources available for strategic initiatives. |
Honors Scholarship Fund |
3674 |
Provide scholarships for students with at least junior status who have a cumulated GPA of at least 3.2 and strong commitment to service at the department, school, and campus and/or community level. This scholarship is open to BBA, BAC candidates or an Economics Major. |
Dean’s Excellence Fund |
3479 |
Support increased student scholarships and aid; supply faculty research grants and curriculum support; enhance educational technologies and make flexible resources available for strategic initiatives. |
Distinguished Speakers Series |
7369 |
Financial aid to bring in national and international speakers of prominence. Expenditures may include travel costs, honorariums and all expenses related to our guest speaker. |
International Scholarship Fund |
6058 |
To provide program support including scholarships as part of the internationalization of curriculum program in LSBE. |
Diversity Scholarship Fund |
5389 |
Provide scholarships for accounting, finance or MIS students with at least junior status who have a cumulated GPA of at least 2.5. Preference is student of Hispanic/Latino/Chicano heritage or background with demonstrated financial need. |
Thomas B. Duff MBA Fellowship |
6731 |
The fellowship is to provide funds for MBA students at the University of Minnesota Duluth in honor of Thomas B. Duff, a long-time faculty member and MBA director. |
Accounting Department |
Fund Number |
Description |
Fawzi Dimian Alumni Scholarship |
5644 |
This scholarship was established by alumni to honor Dr. Fawzi Dimian upon his retirement and to provide scholarships for accounting students with at least junior status who have a cumulated GPA of 3.5 or greater. |
Accounting Faculty Fund |
2407 |
Funds will be used to provide a regular and stable source of discretionary funds for the Accounting Department. |
Accounting Department Scholarship |
3869 |
Scholarships for junior and senior accounting students with a 3.5 cumulated GPA, accept professional responsibilities and participate in extra curricular activities. |
BBER |
Fund Number |
Description |
BBER Fund |
6655 |
Funds will be used to provide a regular and stable source of discretionary funds for the Bureau of Business and Economic Research. |
CED |
Fund Number |
Description |
CED Fund |
4409 |
Funds will be used to provide a regular and stable source of discretionary funds for the Center of Economic Development. |
Economics Department |
Fund Number |
Description |
Jim Davis Economics Scholarship |
4537 |
Will provide scholarships for UMD economics majors, at least junior standings, who have GPAs of 3.2 or higher. |
Economics Fund |
2187 |
Funds will be used to provide a regular and stable source of discretionary funds for the Economics Department. |
Lichty Economics Scholarship |
1412 |
To make education more accessible to a deserving UMD/LSBE Economics student. The student will be a junior or senior in good academic standing with need and at least a 2.5 GPA |
FMIS |
Fund Number |
Description |
FMIS Fund |
2186 |
Funds will be used to provide a regular and stable source of discretionary funds for the FMIS Department. |
Financial Markets Program Fund |
6596 |
Funds will be used to facilitate the operations of the UMD/LSBE Financial Markets Program and to augment program expenditures. |
Management Studies Department |
Fund Number |
Description |
Management Studies Fund |
2188 |
Funds will be used to provide a regular and stable source of discretionary funds for the Management Studies Department. |
Department of Marketing |
Fund Number |
Description |
Department of Marketing Fund |
1146 |
Funds will be used to provide a regular and stable source of discretionary funds for the UMD/LSBE Department of Marketing |
Health Care Management |
Fund Number |
Description |
Health Care Management
Internship Scholarship |
1551 |
The purpose of this scholarship is to recognize Health Care Management students participating in an unpaid internship. This scholarship will support a female or male Health Care Management major having attained the rank of junior or senior. The candidate must be in good academic standing with at least a 3.0 GPA |
Thank you for the work you do, making a difference in the lives of students, and making UMD a fine university. You are cordially invited to participate in the 2007-2008 UMD Faculty and Staff Campaign by making a gift dedicated to the purpose or unit of your choice. It really doesn't matter which cause or activity you choose to support; everything we do here is important, and everything contributes to the growing excellence and reputation of our university.
The UMD Faculty and Staff Campaign offers a unique opportunity to provide new support for LSBE students. Last summer, Chancellor Martin announced the UMD Reaching Higher Scholarship Initiative. Scholarships are more important than ever in determining a student’s choice of a college or university. The Reaching Higher Scholarship Initiative promises that the payout on all new scholarships of $10,000 or more will be matched by UMD. Your gift can be paid over a three-to-five year pledge period.
The second opportunity to provide vital support for LSBE students, faculty and staff is through participating in the Continuous Improvement Endowment Fund Initiative. Interest from this fund will be used to promote excellence in teaching, research and outreach at LSBE. Our goal is to create a resource base that in the years to come will give us the capacity to add greater depth to our extraordinary programs, and permit us to respond to the needs of our learning community and profession. With a gift of $2,500, $5,000 or $10,000 spread over a three to five-year pledge period, you receive the satisfaction of contributing to the ongoing success and future of LSBE and your name will be inscribed on a permanent donor recognition wall in the new LSBE building.
No matter the ultimate use of your gift, your gift will show donors, students and legislators that we, the faculty and staff of the Labovitz School of Business and Economics, are the first to step up to the plate in support of our University. More important, your gift will symbolize your belief and trust in the role that LSBE plays in educating the next generation of educated and productive citizens.
Please join us as we help build a stronger School and University. Let’s have a great campaign!
With our best regards,
2007-2008 UMD Faculty and Staff Campaign Committee
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