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PHILANTHROPIC IM PA CT

SCHOOL OF

ARTS & SCIENCES

• Philanthropic support continues to help defray costs for
students. The institutional support that will be provided
to our undergraduates in 2020 includes membership
support designated for scholarships and other forms of
student aid.
• Members provide support for diversity programming in
the School of Arts & Sciences, including a series of
workshops in Restorative Justice to help both faculty
and students enhance our efforts towards transparency,
open communication as well as equity and inclusion.

• Funding helps foster the goal of creating engaged global
$2.8M citizens through support of our Education Abroad
programs and by enhanced programming on campus.

• Member contributions provide support for initiatives
in various departments and programs within the
School of Arts & Sciences. This includes inter-
disciplinary funding for many different projects across
the whole of the School.

ATHLETICS

• Men’s soccer advanced to the Final Four for the first time
in their history, with Bryce Ikeda ’19 named Division III
Midfielder of the Year.

• Ten teams – men’s soccer, women’s soccer, field hockey,
men’s basketball, women’s indoor/outdoor track and
women’s cross country, men’s squash, men’s indoor track,
and baseball along with a member of the men’s cross
country team, made it to the NCAA Championships.
Squash competed in the College Squash Association
championships.

• Field hockey enjoyed its fourth straight NCAA
appearance and advanced to the Elite 8 for the third
$204,366 time in four years.