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Powell Impact Report
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11-30-2016  / 1
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Donor RelationsSuzanne WoodwardDirector
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Tom Mitchell to provide Mr. and Mrs. Earl Powell with fully designed impact report that highlights the accomplishments made possible by the Powell Chair in Gene Therapy and the accompanying Powell Gene Therapy Fund. The primary purpose of the report is to assure Mr. Powell of the impact the funds are having, despite the significant decreased valuation of original gift and to ease Mr. Powell’s frustration regarding UF’s proactive communication regarding the funds. Follow theme of the “ripple effect” – demonstrate impact of gift from Dean – Holder – Grad Students – Undergrad Students – Test Trials/Patients – Academic Peers – External Funding Orgs, etc. Heavy use of photos, including Dr. Byrne, graduate students, physical lab space, test trials/patient interaction (if available) – focus on action/interaction and not simply head shots “Impact by the Numbers” - inclusion of infographics related to research, teaching and grant funding, such as: # and $ of scholarships/fellowships awarded via Powell funds, % increase in grant funding, # and % increase in student enrollment/graduate fellow placement, equipment enhancements/purchases and notable faculty additions Quotes/testimonies from Dr. Byrne and department leadership Quotes from research assistants or grad students regarding impact of lab/scholarships on their degrees/UF experience
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Created on Sept. 16, 2016 at  9:31 AM (EDT). Last updated by Robert Mack on Dec.  5, 2016 at  8:11 AM (EST). Owned by Goodwin, Mary.
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