We are thankful for those who have made an estate gift to The University of Baltimore. Here are some of their stories.
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A Legacy of Giving
David Hugel, J.D. ’73, M.S. ’77, is extending his passion for service and helping others with a gift in his will that will benefit UBalt students and the community for years to come.
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Scholarship Grows From $10 Start
Michael Curry always believed that one day he would be able to give back what was given to him during his time at UBalt. He’s making a big impact with an endowed scholarship.
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Grateful for Professors and Judges
The University of Baltimore was convenient and affordable for Ronald Parker. The budding entrepreneur owned several businesses while he worked toward his degrees. “I sold snowballs and Christmas trees in between classes and studying,” Parker says.
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Supporting the Future
In 1959 Alfred A. Windesheim, CPA, was the first person in his family to graduate from college. He matriculated to The University of Baltimore in the fall of 1955 and credits the work-study program at UBalt with his foundation and successful career.
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Reflections From the Longest-Serving UBalt President
H. Mebane Turner is an educator who earned four degrees and one honorary. He has held many professional titles throughout his long career, including: stockbroker, ordained army chaplain, field secretary, dean of students, director of admissions and provost.
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