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- 1942 Graduate Cements Lifelong Dedication to UT with Gift to Scholarships
- Alumni Hope to Improve East Tennessee's Ecology by Giving to UT
- Talbotts Establish Two Business College Endowments
- William B. Stokely, Jr. Foundation Gives $2.5 Million to UT; Creates First Endowed Dean's Chair at UT Knoxville
- Laura and Steven Morris Establish Honors Scholarship at UT
- Johnstons' Gift to Benefit UT Libraries, Business College
- A. Dean and Ann Skadberg Make $1 Million Gift to UT
- Summers' Gift Supports Law College Scholarship, Symposia
- Myatts' Gift Offers Broad Support for Business College
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A Labor of Love Becomes a Legacy
Brenta Davis' work at the Health Science Center was a labor of love. "That was my spot; it truly has been my alma mater,” Davis said. “We accomplished a lot together. I’m very proud that our department is one of the most respected in the country. It’s worth giving to.”
Giving Is Its Own Reward
Some of the most generous people in the world are friends of the University of Tennessee. The university, always grateful for donor support, has initiated a trio of awards that formally recognize people who have made giving an art form.
Woman Power
A new softball stadium and basketball practice facility taking shape in Knoxville are changing the campus landscape and boosting UT’s reputation as a powerhouse of intercollegiate athletics. Three women made seven-figure gifts to help make these projects happen.
Davises Integral to UT Chattanooga
One of Bob and Etta Davis’s first dates was to go to a high-school football game together. They attended games on the University of Chattanooga campus when legendary “Scrappy” Moore was coach, and their love of sports persisted over the years.