Lesley Watt
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Senior Director of Advancement
lthurston@ufl.edu
(352) 294-1653
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no Completed   Whitney Saller Prieto Scholarship See attached website request(s) https://ufodaa.app.box.com/folder/173741156161 50 Advancement Website   Phenicie, Jason    
no Canceled   Marcus Family Scholarship Fund Update

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Please add the below image to the Foundation website along with the Marcus Family Scholarship Fund purpose: 

The Marcus Family Endowed Scholarship in Tourism, Hospitality, and Event Management

The Marcus Family Endowed Scholarship was established to recognize and support students majoring and/or minoring in Tourism, Hospitality, and Event Management, who have been impacted by mental health conditions, either their own or those of people close to them. This scholarship is made in appreciation of the profound impact mental health challenges can have on individuals, their families and friends, while acknowledging the depth of the mental health crisis in college-aged populations. Because this scholarship is intended to provide support for students who have persevered despite these hardships, there is no GPA requirement. To be eligible for the scholarship, students are required to submit a confidential essay to the College of Health and Human Performance’s Scholarship Committee discussing the impact their experience with mental health has had on their life and how it has influenced their beliefs, education and/or career aspirations. 

 Andrew (Andy) Marcus currently serves as a member of the Eric Friedheim Tourism Institute Advisory Board at the University of Florida and received a Doctor of Law (JD) from the University of Florida Levin College of Law. He and his wife, Dr. Deborah Marcus, have two children. The Marcus Family wishes to invest in students who have not allowed their educational pursuits to be deterred by the myriad of mental health issues that can impact one’s ability to focus, learn, and perform academically.  

Best Regards, 

S. Paige Butler University of Florida

Development Coordinator

College of Health & Human Performance

Office of Development

Pronouns (she/her)

PO Box 118200

203J Florida Gym

Gainesville, FL 32611-8200

stephaniebutler@ufl.edu

https://ufodaa.app.box.com/folder/287048702126 50 Advancement Website   Phenicie, Jason    
no Completed   Marcus Family Endowed Scholarship Update

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https://ufodaa.app.box.com/folder/287046618532 50 Advancement Website   Phenicie, Jason    
no Completed   Marcus Family Endowed Scholarship Update

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There are a few minor clean-up edits (highlighted below) in the Fund Purpose section at the top of the web page that they may want to address:

Spendable income for undergraduate scholarships restricted to the College of Health & Human Performance, Tourism, Hospitality, and Event Management (THEM). Additional Criteria: Scholarships provide support for the students majoring or minoring in THEM whose lives have been impacted by mental health issues, either their own or those of people close to them.

https://www.uff.ufl.edu/giving-opportunities/028785-marcus-family-endowed-scholarship/

https://ufodaa.app.box.com/folder/290403487167 50 Advancement Website   Phenicie, Jason    
no Completed   Change Marcus Family Endowed Scholarship Photo

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Please change Marcus Family Endowed Scholarship Photo to the attached. 

https://www.uff.ufl.edu/giving-opportunities/028785-marcus-family-endowed-scholarship/

https://ufodaa.app.box.com/folder/297051215673 50 Advancement Website   Phenicie, Jason    
no Completed   Photo & Spelling Addition - Kimberly Clingan Bastable Racquet Sports

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Please add the photo attached & please capitalize the R in Racquet. 

 

  50 Advancement Website   Phenicie, Jason    
no Completed   The Servanthood Endowed Scholarship - Picture & In Memoriam Addition

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https://www.uff.ufl.edu/giving-opportunities/029291-the-servanthood-endowed-scholarship/
 

  50 Advancement Website   Phenicie, Jason    
no Completed   Name Correction on Funding Link

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Please correct the language to have Lisa Botoms name with 1 T. 

" Made in honor of servanthood nurses in the Jackson-Doyle Family:  In memory of Gator grad Kay Jackson Mann, NP and Zula Doyle Cantrell, RN, and made in honor of Peggy Doyle Porter, RN, and Lisa Botoms Feder, NP." 

https://www.uff.ufl.edu/giving-opportunities/029291-the-servanthood-endowed-scholarship/

Apologies for any confusion; thank you for the help!

  50 Advancement Website   Phenicie, Jason    
no SCM Completed   Name Correction on Funding Link

Website project - please see attached website request(s)

Please correct the language to have Lisa Botoms name with 1 T. 

" Made in honor of servanthood nurses in the Jackson-Doyle Family:  In memory of Gator grad Kay Jackson Mann, NP and Zula Doyle Cantrell, RN, and made in honor of Peggy Doyle Porter, RN, and Lisa Botoms Feder, NP." 

https://www.uff.ufl.edu/giving-opportunities/029291-the-servanthood-endowed-scholarship/

Apologies for any confusion; thank you for the help!

  50 Advancement Website   Phenicie, Jason    
no Completed   Closure of F029091 Web Page

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https://www.uff.ufl.edu/giving-opportunities/029091-edmonds-family-fund-for-innovation-emerging-technology-in-health-human-performance/

Please delete the web page that is associated with Fund 029091. 

  50 Advancement Website   Phenicie, Jason    
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