-- [JUN-17-22 Monica Vosilla] -------------- Hi Pamela, this update has been made. - Monica  -- [JUN-17-22 Anonymous] --------------

Hi Monica, the purpose of the fund is missing. Will you add it back, maybe at the end of the paragraph?

This fund supports Extension Programs at the discretion of the dean.

 

-- [JUN-17-22 Monica Vosilla] -------------- Whoops! Sorry about that -- I added it to both at the beginning and end of the legacy statement. Based on your preference, I'll update the other fund pages accordingly.  -- [JUN-17-22 Anonymous] -------------- Great! Thanks, Monica
 
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