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Donation Amounts
A survey was sent out to all the universities and colleges in the country, asking for the amount of donations they received in 2011.

I find it a good way to see how well universities are supported by their alumni and communities, beyond athletics.

University of Akron-Main Campus 56,718,402
*Temple University 44,247,84
Kent State University Kent Campus 35,810,843
University at Buffalo 32,726,76
*University of Massachusetts Amherst 31,724,397
Miami University-Oxford 28,057,910
Ball State University 19,008,408
*Missouri State University 16,712,048
University of Toledo 15,257,231
Ohio University-Main Campus 14,403,91
Western Michigan University 13,681,659
Central Michigan University 12,699,474
*Florida Atlantic University 7,830,044
Eastern Michigan University 4,981,23
*Hartwick College 4,421,106
Northern Illinois University - Did not respond
Bowling Green State University - Did not respond
*Chicago State University - Did not respond
*University of Evansville - Did not respond
*Southern Illinois University - Did not respond

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02-20-2012 01:16 PM
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RE: Donation Amounts
I remember the MAC commissioner saying that "it all starts with the academic profile" when considering expansion candidates.

Fordham University 50,263,665
Stony Brook University 44,784,035
United States Military Academy 31,606,978
University of Delaware 29,981,37
University of Northern Iowa 21,003,567
Georgia State University 18,487,228
Appalachian State University 16,435,408
University of South Dakota 16,188,298
Illinois State University 13,153,136
James Madison University 8,977,754
Old Dominion University 7,850,717
Georgia Southern University 4,190,069
University of new Hampshire - Did not respond
University of North Dakota - Did not respond
North Dakota State University - Did not respond
South Dakota State University - Did not respond

If I missed anyone, you can find their amount in the top link.
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02-20-2012 01:16 PM
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RE: Donation Amounts
(02-20-2012 01:16 PM)uakronkid Wrote:  A survey was sent out to all the universities and colleges in the country, asking for the amount of donations they received in 2011.

I find it a good way to see how well universities are supported by their alumni and communities, beyond athletics.

University of Akron-Main Campus 56,718,402
*Temple University 44,247,84
Kent State University Kent Campus 35,810,843
University at Buffalo 32,726,76
*University of Massachusetts Amherst 31,724,397
Miami University-Oxford 28,057,910
Ball State University 19,008,408
*Missouri State University 16,712,048
University of Toledo 15,257,231
Ohio University-Main Campus 14,403,91
Western Michigan University 13,681,659
Central Michigan University 12,699,474
*Florida Atlantic University 7,830,044
Eastern Michigan University 4,981,23
*Hartwick College 4,421,106
Northern Illinois University - Did not respond
Bowling Green State University - Did not respond
*Chicago State University - Did not respond
*University of Evansville - Did not respond
*Southern Illinois University - Did not respond

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Our athletics fundraising (non-capital) raised 1.4mil. The campaign for the IPF raised 8.2 mil in the last 3.5 months for 2010. It does not seem like the NIU Foundation announced how much they raised this past year...possibly because it was not much.
02-20-2012 02:25 PM
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RE: Donation Amounts
(02-20-2012 01:16 PM)uakronkid Wrote:  A survey was sent out to all the universities and colleges in the country, asking for the amount of donations they received in 2011.

I find it a good way to see how well universities are supported by their alumni and communities, beyond athletics.

University of Akron-Main Campus 56,718,402
*Temple University 44,247,84
Kent State University Kent Campus 35,810,843
University at Buffalo 32,726,76
*University of Massachusetts Amherst 31,724,397
Miami University-Oxford 28,057,910
Ball State University 19,008,408
*Missouri State University 16,712,048
University of Toledo 15,257,231
Ohio University-Main Campus 14,403,91
Western Michigan University 13,681,659
Central Michigan University 12,699,474
*Florida Atlantic University 7,830,044
Eastern Michigan University 4,981,23
*Hartwick College 4,421,106
Northern Illinois University - Did not respond
Bowling Green State University - Did not respond
*Chicago State University - Did not respond
*University of Evansville - Did not respond
*Southern Illinois University - Did not respond

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That number for UB seems a bit low, Ill have to dig around but I suspect some of the numbers are off..

For instance:

September 21, 2011 -- UB Received 40 million for their medical corridor form one alumni (The good doctor left UB medical school $40 million, a historic donation that will be announced during a news conference this morning. -- Buffalo News)

For some reason I am thinking the sum that UB got last is closer to 100Million
02-20-2012 02:42 PM
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RE: Donation Amounts
I'm not sure about those numbers but will admit that I didn't click the link to read.

Western Michigan University received an anonymous donation in 2011 of $100 million for the new Med School.

Perhaps that was not counted.
02-20-2012 05:52 PM
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RE: Donation Amounts
(02-20-2012 02:42 PM)Bull_In_Exile Wrote:  
(02-20-2012 01:16 PM)uakronkid Wrote:  A survey was sent out to all the universities and colleges in the country, asking for the amount of donations they received in 2011.

I find it a good way to see how well universities are supported by their alumni and communities, beyond athletics.

University of Akron-Main Campus 56,718,402
*Temple University 44,247,84
Kent State University Kent Campus 35,810,843
University at Buffalo 32,726,76
*University of Massachusetts Amherst 31,724,397
Miami University-Oxford 28,057,910
Ball State University 19,008,408
*Missouri State University 16,712,048
University of Toledo 15,257,231
Ohio University-Main Campus 14,403,91
Western Michigan University 13,681,659
Central Michigan University 12,699,474
*Florida Atlantic University 7,830,044
Eastern Michigan University 4,981,23
*Hartwick College 4,421,106
Northern Illinois University - Did not respond
Bowling Green State University - Did not respond
*Chicago State University - Did not respond
*University of Evansville - Did not respond
*Southern Illinois University - Did not respond

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That number for UB seems a bit low, Ill have to dig around but I suspect some of the numbers are off..

For instance:

September 21, 2011 -- UB Received 40 million for their medical corridor form one alumni (The good doctor left UB medical school $40 million, a historic donation that will be announced during a news conference this morning. -- Buffalo News)

For some reason I am thinking the sum that UB got last is closer to 100Million

Keep in mind that the report says Fiscal year 2011, which generally runs from June 1st 2010 to May 31st 2011. That could be the reason the numbers may seem a bit off.

Great post though, and your right, it should all start with academics.
02-22-2012 08:56 AM
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