Together, we can leave our mark and improve the campus for the students who follow us.
Students also have the option to earmark their donations toward any project they deem worthy.
Whether they choose to give a few dollars to a scholarship in their own department or purchase books for the Stewart Library, the important thing is that they participate, he said. It's been a real eye-opener for me to learn that tuition only covers about 18 percent of the university's operating budget. Margie Esquibel, the development director representing Student Affairs, says the student campaign effort is a wonderful opportunity to demonstrate that donations at all levels make a difference. We realize that most of them have limited funds and that's why we're stressing participation. Since this is Weber's largest fund raising effort yet, we want to be able to show donors outside the institution that students have a vested interest and are doing what they can to help out.