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The Shaw Legacy Society for TC3Gift Planning GuideWe can also mail a brochure with more detailed information. Contact Randy Stewart in the Alumni & Development Office at 607.844.8222, Ext. 4217. Members of the Shaw Legacy SocietyThe philanthropic support of TC3’s alumni and friends is crucial to the ongoing success of the College and helps provide our students with access to a high-quality and affordable education. The Shaw Legacy Society for TC3, the College’s heritage society, invites you to join us in making a difference in the lives of TC3’s students. Established in 1994, The Shaw Legacy Society for TC3 recognizes and honors a special group of donors who have generously provided for the College in their estate plan or have established a permanently endowed scholarship at TC3. Named in memory of Richard R. Shaw, the former Director of Financial Aid and Placement at the College, Shaw Legacy Society for TC3 membership is a reflection of the highest personal values and a commitment to supporting educational excellence at TC3. Dick Shaw, who served the TC3 community until his untimely death in 1978, worked closely with students from all walks of life to ensure they had the opportunity to pursue an education and meet their career goals. Planned giving at TC3 is a reminder of Dick Shaw’s legacy of commitment to our students and supports innovative academic programs, scholarship opportunities, and cutting-edge technology for individuals who are striving to improve their quality of life - students with a desire to achieve academically and professionally. When preparing your estate plan consider making a planned gift to TC3. With various types of planned gifts you can create your lasting legacy and help ensure that future generations of TC3 students continue their personal and educational growth. Spring 2010 Recognition EventOn April 15, 2010, the TC3 Foundation hosted a reception and dinner honoring members of The Shaw Legacy Society for TC3. The Shaw Society recognizes donors who have generously included the College in their estate plans and whose gifts will support future generations of TC3 students. The gathering was held at TC3’s Student Center and was attended by 13 Shaw Society members and 12 other guests and staff. The evening’s program included a special presentation by TC3 students, “Outside the Classroom: Views From Our Student Leaders.”, as well as remarks by TC3 President Carl Haynes and TC3 Foundation Board member Ric Van Donsel.
TC3 students Patty Van de Bogart, Evan McGonagle and Trinace Sass (left to right in above photo) shared some of their College leadership experiences with the guests in attendance. Patty a Computer Forensics major, has served as Secretary and Treasurer of TC3’s Student Advisory Board and Chair of the Board’s Budget Committee; she is also a student member of the Faculty Student Association (FSA) Board and Co-Chair of the FSA Finance Committee. Evan, a Liberal Arts and Sciences - Adolescent Education major, is the Student Representative on the TC3 Board of Trustees and a student member on the TC3 FSA Board; he is also an active member on the College Entertainment Board. Trinace Sass, a General Studies major, is a Residence Life Assistant and President of TC3’s Black Student Union. Please consult your professional legal and financial advisor during the estate and gift planning process. |
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