TCU Luther King Capital Management Center for Financial Studies Dedication Ceremony | 12/1/2021

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D E D I C AT I O N CEREMONY PROGRAM Welcome Dr. Victor J. Boschini, Jr. Chancellor Remarks Mr. Mark L. Johnson Chairman, TCU Board of Trustees Dr. Teresa Abi-Nader Dahlberg Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Mr. Daniel Pullin, J.D. John V. Roach Dean of the Neeley School of Business ‘

Mr. Bode R. McMillan 21 The Teresa and Luther King Family Endowed Scholarship Luther King Capital Management Intern Introduction of Donors Chancellor Boschini Response Dr. J. Luther King, Jr. TCU Trustee Emeritus Donor Official Ribbon Cutting Self-guided tours and refreshments to follow

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Tandy Board Room

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Transaction and Investment Professional (TIP) Board: Interact with top finance students and learn how Neeley’s TIP Board, a premier program within the Luther King Capital Management Center for Financial Studies, is transforming students into professionals ready to launch their careers.

Office Space Classroom Student Demonstrations

Educational Investment Fund (EIF): Interact with students who work with real market forces to invest a $1.75 million portfolio through the EIF which was established by Alcon Laboratories co-founder, William C. Conner, in 1973.

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“ THE RESOURCES THE LKCM CENTER FOR FINANCIAL STUDIES PROVIDES TO TCU STUDENTS HAVE MADE AN EXTREMELY POSITIVE IMPACT ON MY ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE AT TCU. THROUGH PARTICIPATING IN THE TCU TIP BOARD, I HAVE BEEN EXPOSED TO FINANCE PROFESSIONALS IN INVESTMENT BANKING AND PRIVATE EQUITY, WHICH SIGNIFICANTLY HELPED ME IN MY SEARCH FOR EMPLOYMENT AFTER GRADUATION. THE CONTINUED GENEROSITY OF THE KING FAMILY HAS MADE MY NEELEY EXPERIENCE TRULY SPECIAL AND PROVIDED ME WITH OPPORTUNITIES STUDENTS AT OTHER SCHOOLS DO NOT HAVE.”

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THE LUTHER KING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT CENTER FOR FINANCIAL STUDIES The Luther King Capital Management Center for Financial Studies was established at Texas Christian University in 2002 through a generous gift of endowed funds to promote excellence in financial education by enhancing the quality, prestige and national visibility of finance programs in the Neeley School of Business. The LKCM Center supports talented students, provides outstanding educational programs, engages with the professional finance community and supports faculty research efforts.

Dr. King founded Luther King Capital Management in Fort Worth in 1979 and serves as President. With offices also in Dallas, Austin and San Antonio, the firm provides investment advisory services to high net worth individuals, foundations, endowments, investment companies, trusts and estates, among other organizations. Members of the firm include Dr. King’s sons, Bryan King, a TCU Trustee, and Mason King. The three serve on the Executive Committee of the LKCM Center for Financial Studies. The long-running partnership between LKCM and TCU has provided more than 200 internships to promising students, helping launch the careers of some of TCU’s most successful finance graduates.

Teresa and Luther King are benefactors of numerous TCU endowments, including The Teresa and Luther King Family Endowed Scholarship and the Teresa Ann Carter King Dean of the College of Fine Arts. The Kings’ passion for the university has helped guide and enhance campus growth through several stateof-the-art facilities, including the Teresa and Luther King Residence Hall and the King Family Commons. As remarkable Horned Frogs athletic fans, the Kings have supported Amon G. Carter Stadium, Ed and Rae Schollmaier Arena and Basketball Complex, and the John Justin Athletic Center.

Dr. King received a Bachelor of Science in Commerce from TCU in 1962, a Master of Business Administration from the Neeley School in 1966 and an honorary Doctor of Letters in 2021. He is a member of the TCU Board of Trustees and served as chairman from 2005 to 2012. Dr. and Mrs. King received the Royal Purple Award in 2011, and Luther King was the Distinguished Alumni Award recipient in 1992.

These awards are among the highest honors bestowed by TCU.

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SPECIAL THANKS Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford Architect CannonDesign Architect Linbeck Group, LLC Builder Baird, Hampton & Brown Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineer

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