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Not missing out on partying like it's 1999, "UCONN alumnus Ray Neag made a strategic investment with a $21 million donation – the catalyst in the school's transformation to a nationally ranked school of education." After Neag's 1996 donation of $1.6 million, the UCONN 2000 program added an additional $3.4 million complement to Neag's $21 million in 1999. My math's not so good, but $26 million's nothing to sneeze at ...
Neag's "...gift, at the time (1999) was both the largest any school of education in the country had ever received and the largest gift to a public university in New England. His substantial investment was the catalyst in the School's transformation from respectable to renowned."
Home of the country's #1 doctoral kinesiology program, 2 core programs – elementary education and special education– ranked among the nation's top 20, the East coast's top-ranked public school of education, etc. UCONN is a school on the move. Of course, building the right relationships and asking the right way might unearth more Neags, GE/GE Capitals, Aetnas, CIGNAs, etc.
Enter Josh Newton, UConn Foundation’s new president ...
Neag's "...gift, at the time (1999) was both the largest any school of education in the country had ever received and the largest gift to a public university in New England. His substantial investment was the catalyst in the School's transformation from respectable to renowned."
Home of the country's #1 doctoral kinesiology program, 2 core programs – elementary education and special education– ranked among the nation's top 20, the East coast's top-ranked public school of education, etc. UCONN is a school on the move. Of course, building the right relationships and asking the right way might unearth more Neags, GE/GE Capitals, Aetnas, CIGNAs, etc.
Enter Josh Newton, UConn Foundation’s new president ...