Since it was founded in 1850, the University of Rochester has evolved from a one-building college into one of the world’s leading research universities.
The University’s transformation and ascent in the world of academia has been made possible by individuals whose generosity was rooted in a vision for their community and the world. In this regard, Joseph C. Wilson ’31 and Marie (Peggy) Curran Wilson are exemplary.
The Wilson Society illuminates the legacy created by Joe and Peggy and celebrates those individuals who have established a gift plan or included the University in their estate.