Campaign Impact
College of Engineering
Private Support
Totals by Campaign Year
- FY2006: $5.5 million
- FY2007: $7.6 million
- FY2008: $8.9 million
- FY2009: $7.1 million
- FY2010: $11.4 million
- FY2011: $25.7 million
- FY2012: $53.6 million
The overall campaign total for Fiscal Years 2006 through 2012 will not equal the sum of the individual campaign years due to giving activities that span fiscal years.
Programs
Funds raised during the campaign have made an impact on
College programs, including:
- Senior Design Projects
- EcoCAR 2
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers
- Civil Engineering Water Programs
- Clean Energy Program
- CoCoRaHS Community Network
- Colorado State CO-AMP Program
- Engineers Without Borders
- Formula Society of Automotive Engineers
- Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle
- Saturday Morning Engineering Club
- Society of Women Engineers
- University Honors Program in Engineering
- Women and Minorities in Engineering Programs
Scholarships
- 61 new scholarships created
- Total private support raised for scholarships: $4,229,016
- Total scholarships awarded: 1,596 totaling $3,095,073
Scholarship gifts may not be awarded in the year received as they may be allocated to endowments, planned gifts, or pledges.
Chairs and Professorships
College Chair - $1.5 million
The Judson and Patricia Harper Chair
Established in 2006, this chair will provide funding for research with biofuels as well as biotechnology for detection of environmental pollutants. Due to the Judson and Patricia Harper Chair, the College of Engineering has had the opportunity to retain and recognize a valuable faculty member and continue research by Professor Ken Reardon in chemical and biological engineering. Professor Reardon collaborates with industry partners as well as other disciplines to develop innovative alternative energy solutions.
University Professorship - $750,000
The Woodward Governor Charitable Trust University Professorship
Established in 2007, the Woodward endowed professorship enables the University to employ a strong leader to build the new systems engineering program. Ronald M. Sega, former NASA astronaut and undersecretary for the U.S. Air Force, has accepted the Woodward Professorship in Systems Engineering and will also serve as vice president for applied research for the CSU Research Foundation.
Planned Gifts
35 new planned gift donors
(From July 1, 2000-June 30, 2005, the College of Engineering had 3 planned gift donors.)
Million-Dollar or More Donors
13 foundations, corporations, and individuals have donated $1 million or more
- Brett Anderson
- American Heart Association
- Bohemian Foundation
- CSU Research Foundation
- E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
- Gates Family Foundation
- Hewlett-Packard
- Judson and Patricia Harper
- Keck Foundation
- Robert and Eulalia Longenbaugh
- Suzanne and Walter Scott Foundation
- Siemens Corp.
- Woodward Foundation
Total of $1 million or more gifts: $70.5 million
Donors who have given $1 million or more may have given to more than one College or Unit.
Facilities
7 built or renovated
- 4 funded 100 percent with private funds
- Lockheed Martin Design Studio
- Lab Modernization Initiatives
- Civil Engineering Classroom
- Mechanical Engineering Classroom
- Whitney Borland Capital Improvements
- 3 partially funded by private support
- Engineering II
- Energy Innovation Center at the Engines and Energy Conversion Laboratory
- Engineering Academic Village