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Please delete current fund purpose and add below fund purpose:

This fund honors the memory of UF Dance Professor, Ric Rose, through awards and guest teaching residencies to alumni of the UF Dance Area. Rose was a longtime coordinator of the Dance Area during a career that spanned thirty years. He was recognized multiple times for excellence in teaching, a distinctive approach to dance theatre, and transformative contributions in service. Rose had a special connection to his students, frequently staying connected long after graduation and taking particular interest in the trajectory of their lives and careers. This fund honors Rose’s legacy of artistic excellence and heart-centered pedagogy by connecting current dance students to dance alumni through financial support of travel expenses and honoraria.

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