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Today, Jason LeGrand is working on a college campus, and it was his time at Southeast that steered him in that direction. Now he is giving back so future students will be able to experience the same level of commitment and passion he developed at Southeast.
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Alberta
Macke Dougan spent 35 years teaching students at Southeast and now she and her
husband, Neil, are continuing that support through endowed scholarships. Having
both attended the University, the Dougans know the difference a Southeast
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More than 100 health care professionals as well
as students and administrators from Southeast Missouri State University joined
together March 31for dinner and a program to “Explore Health Care Education at Southeast.”
The purpose was to showcase the successes of the Southeast students and programs in the areas of biomedical science (pre-med, pre-dental, pre-pharmacy), nursing, dietetics, communication disorders, and exercise sciences, as well as to identify collaborative efforts to provide experiential learning opportunities for Southeast students.
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Farmer, Philanthropist, Friend: Harryette Campbell Cultivates Dreams for Southeast Students
Harryette Campbell of Sikeston, Mo., has devoted her life to cultivating strong-performing crops on thousands of acres of farmland in southeast Missouri. At the same time, she also has prepared a solid foundation to nurture the dreams of many Southeast Missouri State University students.
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New Opportunities with IRA Charitable Rollovers available now!
If you are looking for the most tax-effective gift to make to a charitable organization, your individual retirement account (IRA) may now be the best choice. Take the opportunity to act before January 31, 2011!
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