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Legacy Award - Beth McCague
National Board - Fall → Spring 2018 (National Board)
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02-02-2018  / 1
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Principal Gifts & Strategic InitiativesMarie PriceManager of Board Relations
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Similar to a resolution but a brick presentation at the board meeting. Award being presented by Gale King to Beth McCague Below is the initial stab at the text: Legacy Award Presentation – Gale King This has been a historical year for UF. We’ve celebrated our rise into the Top 10 of public universities and launched Go Greater – the university’s largest campaign. Our focus has been unwavering in our land-grant mission, dedicated to excellence in education and research and shaping a better future for Florida, the nation and the world. Our success is built upon people – our world class faculty, dedicated staff, thought leaders and you, the university’s best advocates. As I begin my term as Executive Board chair, I want to acknowledge all of you. UF is a nationally premier public academic research university because of your dedication and support. We are profoundly proud of becoming a Top 10 public university, but what matters most are the number of lives improved, cures delivered and innovations fostered through the University of Florida. Together, we can achieve great things. Few people have embraced this notion more than Beth McCague. She is one of our best champions – someone who has personified commitment so well. She has TBD. The greatest honor we can give Beth is our pledge to further advance the university – to continue her legacy. It is with sincere gratitude for her steadfast commitment to the University of Florida that we, the University of Florida Foundation National Board, present the 2018 Legacy Award to Beth McCague. This brick is a lasting a symbol that she is an integral part of our foundation – a sentiment that we will recognize in the new foundation building. [Gale presents award…Beth says a few remarks] Thank you for helping us celebrate the wonderful legacy of Beth McCague. And, thank you for all that you do to help advance UF as a top academic research university. We hope to see you in the fall {DATES}.
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Created on Jan. 23, 2018 at  8:34 AM (EST). Last updated by Katie Clemen on Feb.  9, 2018 at 10:53 AM (EST). Owned by Clemen, Katie.
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