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OMWC Welcomes New Members

The Ole Miss Women’s Council for Philanthropy (OMWC), a celebrated scholarship program at the University of Mississippi, welcomes four new members who will help further its mission to nurture student leadership, philanthropy and mentoring. Donna Glenn of Memphis, Tennessee, Stephanie…

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Appreciation Expressed

Before they brought Wanda DeLee’s shattered body to the University of Mississippi Medical Center, few people thought she would pull through. Not with a broken neck, displaced hip, crushed right heel and damaged femur and shoulder: the toll of a one-car wreck on her way back home from church in McComb. “Along with God’s healing…

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Enhancing Education

A $275,000 investment from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching supported a recent national summit designed to prepare educators to use improvement science to benefit their students. The National Center for School-University Partnerships (NCSUP), housed in the University of…

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Promoting Excellence in Instruction

University of Mississippi medical school graduate Dr. Bill Ashford and his wife, Leslie, of Madison, Mississippi, made a $2 million donation to establish a named professorship in physics at Ole Miss. With $1.5 million, the couple established the F. Douglas…

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A Beloved Grandfather, Ole Miss Athlete

University of Mississippi alumnus Peyton Adams grew up with a superhero as a grandfather — All-American fullback Billy Ray Adams, who played football under the legendary Coach Johnny Vaught. “His athletic accomplishments followed him into every room he entered all…

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Encouraging Social Responsibility

One year after graduating from the University of Mississippi in 2010, Patrick Woodyard's life calling was revealed in a single moment in Peru while visiting with Doris, a local entrepreneur, and William, a shoemaker. The encounter led to questions that…

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Collegiate Recovery Community

The Dr. and Mrs. R. Faser Triplett Foundation of Jackson, Mississippi, has provided a $250,000 gift to match a $250,000 gift from an anonymous donor to hire a Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC) coordinator at the University of Mississippi. The CRC…

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Benefiting Children

Some Children’s of Mississippi patients being treated for a craniofacial syndrome, cleft lip and palate or another craniofacial abnormality stand to benefit from a recent gift to the University of Mississippi Medical Center. The Ware Foundation, represented by Elizabeth Eason…

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Investing in Athletics

As a freshman at Ole Miss, Chip Cook’s parents took his car away because he kept leaving campus to see his girlfriend back in Missouri — punishment that seemed harsh at the time but, in the long run, may have…

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