[Faculty] We invite you to join the SDSU Engineering Dean's Giving Circle!

[Dean Eugene A. Olevsky]

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 WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN THE ENGINEERING DEAN'S GIVING CIRCLE! 
On behalf of the College of Engineering, Dean Eugene Olevsky and Doug Fronius, invite you to support the College in its inaugural year of the Dean’s Giving Circle. The Dean’s Giving Circle is an extraordinary group of people that provide an increased level of philanthropic support to the College. This support allows the College to invest strategically in our students, programs and research, and address our most critical needs. 
  
This is an exciting time to be connected with the College of Engineering. In the last 5 years, the College has doubled in size with 4,200 enrolled undergraduate and graduate students and 65 tenured and tenure-track faculty. Three of the College’s programs have been ranked in the Top 50 for ‘Engineering Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded’ and opportunities are being explored for the College’s impact in the Mission Valley campus expansion.   
  
Philanthropic support is critical for the College in its efforts to continually advance.  Philanthropic support touches every part of the College and can make a difference in the lives of students, faculty, leadership and alumni.  
  
A few of the College areas that receive and need further philanthropic support are: • Student Organizations  - From rockets and robots, to the Society of Women Engineers and Mechatronics, our College's 30 student organizations need funding for equipment, supplies, travel and other support.  • MESA Program  - Philanthropic support provides scholarship resources and undergraduate research opportunities to underserved students.  • Femineer Program  - As one of only three universities in the nation that offer the Femineer Program, this program provides STEM opportunities to K-12 students (all genders). • Troops to Engineers  - The brain child of a Navy veteran, this organically grown program provides a safety net and launching pad for military service members transitioning into engineering majors at SDSU.  
  
We welcome you to make a significant impact in the College through your philanthropic support and membership in the Dean’s Giving Circle! 
Why You Should Join! 
* Special recognition (with your permission) on the College's website and in the College's newsletter *    
* Invitation to special events hosted by Dean Olevsky *   
* Opportunities for on-campus interactions with faculty/students * 
  
  
Recognition Level for the Dean’s Giving Circle Support of $1,500 or more annually to any College fund  
  
  
How to Join 
1. Make a gift online via credit card 
http://campaign.sdsu.edu/deansgivingcircle 
  
2. Make a gift via check 
Make check payable to: "The Campanile Foundation"  
Mail to: San Diego State University, The Campanile Foundation 
5500 Campanile Drive, San Diego CA 92182- 1968 
Indicate in Check Memo: College of Engineering, Dean's Giving Circle 
  
3. Contact our Senior Director of Development, Kate Carinder 
For assistance with additional ways to give such as 
Qualified charitable distributions, Donor advised funds, etc. 
kcarinder at sdsu.edu | 619-594-8264 
  
  
Whether you are considering donating to the College for the first time or are already giving at the Dean’s Circle level, we are grateful for your partnership and support. 
  
Respectfully,  Eugene A. Olevsky, Ph.D. Dean and Distinguished Professor College of Engineering 
Doug Fronius, Chair Dean's Giving Circle 
Retired Aerospace Engineering Executive 
Aircraft Development Consultant 
  
San Diego State University 
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