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About the Campaign
The global economy has increased demand for multidisciplinary leaders who will not only anticipate change but will help shape society through their technological expertise. NJIT is responding to this demand by initiating the Albert Dorman Honors College Scholarship Endowment Campaign. This $20 million fundraising effort will permit the Honors College to enroll an additional 100 students with competitive scholarship packages based on merit and need. By supporting this unprecedented effort, alumni and friends will ensure that NJIT remains one of the nation's most academically innovative public research universities.
Giving Opportunities
You may support the Scholarship Endowment Campaign by choosing one of the following gift options: Cash Gifts and Pledges, Gifts of Appreciated Securities, Gifts of Real Property, and Planned Gifts. In addition, the Albert Dorman Honors College Scholarship Endowment Campaign offers an array of named gift opportunities. View a list of our top campaign donors to date.
Campaign Highlight
J. Robert Hillier, FAIA, was named national chair of the Campaign for Albert Dorman Honors College at Celebration, the annual black-tie event for NJIT, on Nov. 12, 2004. Hillier, who has built one of the largest architectural firms in the country and has long been a dedicated friend of NJIT and Albert Dorman Honors College, chairs the college's Board of Visitors and is a member of the NJIT Board of Overseers.
Who We Are
Albert Dorman Honors College was created to offer highly talented and motivated undergraduates an opportunity to achieve their full intellectual potential in a technology-rich, multi-disciplinary environment. Begun as a pilot program in 1985 and launched as a college of the university in 1994, Dorman Honors College today enrolls more than 500 of the nation's most academically accomplished students with SATs in the top 10 percent nationally and with mathematics proficiency in the top two percent. The college builds on NJIT's rigorous curriculum, offering enriched coursework and seminars, as well as real-world projects with outstanding faculty researchers and industry leaders.
A Message from the Dean
The mission of the Albert Dorman Honors College as adopted by its Board of Visitors, April 2001 is to "Attract the ablest and most highly motivated honors scholars and to develop and prepare them for professional careers, graduate studies and positions of leadership in business, industry, science, education, medicine, law government, and service to community." More. . .
Events
Albert Dorman's "Rise to the Challenge"
Contact Us
For more information about the Scholarship Endowment Campaign, please contact:
Jacquelynn Rhodes
Associate Vice President of Development
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Office of University Advancement
University Heights
Newark, New Jersey 07102-1982
973-596-3407 (phone)
973-596-3412 (fax)
rhodes@njit.edu
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