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Fundraising campaign will ‘ELEVATE’ student success

Davenport strengthens its commitment to helping students become the leaders Michigan’s economy and communities need to thrive.

Davenport University recently unveiled a $35 million fundraising campaign that invites individuals, businesses and foundations to “ELEVATE” Michigan’s talent by investing in its students and programs dedicated to improving their success.

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“This campaign aligns with the goals of Davenport’s vision, Vision 2025, which is pushing our university to set the bar in higher education by removing barriers so all students have the opportunity to become the leaders Michigan’s economy and communities need to thrive,” said Dr. Richard J. Pappas, Davenport University president. “Our ability to solve these issues and expand access for students will enable our university to address Michigan’s growing talent gap.”

Campaign funding will support custom-built and highly impactful programs, including the university’s College of Urban Education, its first-generation initiative, its mental health programming, its expansion of online class offerings, its scholarships and Casa Latina.

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