08/23/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 08/23/2024 10:10
Angelo State University has officially kicked off the public phase of a capital campaign that will run through ASU's centennial celebration in 2028 with the goal of raising $128 million to fund a wide variety of academic, student life and athletics initiatives.
Titled "Leading the Charge," the capital campaign first conducted an unannounced quiet phase that began in 2021 and has so far raised just over $73 million.
At the heart of the campaign are four key pillars that encapsulate Angelo State's mission and vision for the future:
Ronnie Hawkins Jr."Our Leading the Charge capital campaign is an initiative that is reflective of the evolutionary journey we are on at Angelo State to provide unparalleled opportunities for not only students, faculty, and staff, but our community as well," said ASU President Ronnie Hawkins. "Being an innovative leader is how we want the university to be known, and this initiative inspires us to 'Lead the Charge' toward a brighter future. Having the support of our alumni, community partners, and new donors is crucial to making this campaign a reality."
Specific funding priorities for the capital campaign include:
Jamie Mayer"Our vision is to raise a new generation of Rams by investing in cutting-edge learning experiences," said Jamie Mayer, vice president for external affairs. "This will strengthen our position as a premier destination for higher education. From enhancing our research capabilities to expanding our athletics facilities, our transformative vision will serve not just our region, but far beyond. Our legacy is deeply intertwined with the San Angelo and West Texas community. Together, we will accelerate progress and achieve academic and athletic excellence for Angelo State."
More details on ASU's Leading the Charge capital campaign and the many different ways to contribute are available at angelo.edu/leading-the-charge or by contacting the Office of Development and Alumni Relations at 325-942-2116 or [email protected].
Jamie Mayer
325-942-2116
[email protected]