'UC the Impact' Faculty/Staff Campaign Begins
The 2014 Faculty/Staff Campaign "UC the Impact has kicked off and continues through June. This years campaign will focus on the significant impact that faculty and staff gifts have on Academic Health Center colleges and the university.
Faculty and staff can designate their tax-deductible gifts to specific college or university priorities, academic scholarships or departments. Click here to see a list of all available funds. Everyone who makes a gift from now through June 30 will be eligible for special promotions and drawings.
Last year 824 full-time Academic Health Center faculty and staff -- the most of any UC unit -- contributed to the Faculty/Staff Campaign raising $716,972.29.
Look for articles highlighting the impact of faculty and staff gifts on research, education and patient care efforts at the Academic Health Center in future issues of Featured.
For more information, visit uc.edu/foundation/facultystaff.html, email ucfoundation@uc.edu or call Michael Zenz at 513-558-3355.
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