November 7, 2011
Howard Erickson: Why I Support the All-University Campaign
Submitted by Susan Wolf Berhow
As an alumnus of K-State for more than 50 years and a faculty member in the College of Veterinary Medicine for more than 30 years, Howard Erickson, professor emeritus of veterinary medicine physiology and history , bleeds purple and is a strong advocate for many of the programs at K-State.
“I support these programs because I believe, as members of the faculty and staff at K-State, we know the needs of this university, such as scholarships for students, new equipment for faculty and student laboratories, support for guest speakers, and start-up funds for new faculty. The All-University Campaign increases the awareness in the K-State community about the importance of private gifts to supplement state funds and other sources of revenue to elevate K-State to be one of the top 50 research universities in the United States. I believe the contributions by faculty and staff to the All-University Campaign, whether large or small, send a very important message to those who have a vested interest in K-State, such as alumni, friends and legislators.”
Erickson’s support of the campaign isn't limited to giving. He also serves as co-chair of the campaign.
It’s not too late to make a difference at K-State! Counting for the 2011 All-University Campaign for K-State ends Friday. As of this week, 35 percent of K-State faculty and staff have made a gift to the campaign. To make your gift, visit our designation webpage to browse thousands of giving options.
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