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One Enchanted Evening
New York Campaign Kicks off in Style
It was a memorable September evening for UVMers in and around the Big
Apple as The Campaign for the University of Vermont brought its uplifting
message of pride and possibility to New York's American Museum of Natural
History. More than 300 alumni, parents, and friends were in attendance.
Hosted by President Daniel Mark Fogel and Rachel Kahn-Fogel, the event
featured remarks by Max Ansbacher '57, Chairman of the New York Regional
Campaign Committee; National Campaign Steering Committee co-chairs
Joan Kalkin and Robert Cioffi '90; and President Fogel, who was joined at
the podium by Rachel Kahn-Fogel for a presidential toast to UVM and its
future.

UVM supporters gather at the Museum of Natural History
In his remarks, Fogel spoke of the impressive array of accomplishments at
the University over the past several years, from record enrollments to financial
strength to the success of the Campaign itself. We cannot miss the
opportunity this moment represents,he said, and stressed the importance of
UVM's New York-area supporters to achieving the Campaign's $250 million
goal. A highlight of the evening was his announcement that the Campaign
had just passed the $200 million milestone, or 80 percent of the goal.
Also featured was a presentation spotlighting UVM people making a difference
in the world, hosted by Philip Baruth, professor in the Department
of English, and featuring the late James B. Petersen, former professor and
chair of the Anthropology Department; Emmy award winning documentary
film producer Julie Anderson '80; Bill Ruprecht '80, president and CEO of
Sothebys; Mary Cushman '85, MD '89, associate professor, in the College of
Medicine; and Bob Corran, UVM director of athletics.
Entertainment was provided by the outstanding UVM Jazz Band.
The goal for the New York Campaign is $20 million
to be raised by June 30, 2006, which will bring the total
from UVM's New York supporters to more than $55 million since the overall Campaign launch in 2001.
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