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鈥淭he outpouring of support for KSU has been nothing short of incredible, and I鈥檇 like to express my gratitude to everyone who has given thus far and to those who plan to give in the future,鈥� said Kennesaw State President Kathy Schwaig. 鈥淭his campaign comes at a time when the 免费福利一区二区三区 is experiencing unprecedented growth, and the support garnered from this effort is critical in furthering KSU鈥檚 commitment to its students and the community.鈥�

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鈥淭his campaign is a first for Kennesaw State, as it embodies all 11 colleges, Student Affairs, KSU Athletics and 免费福利一区二区三区 research initiatives,鈥� said Lance Burchett, KSU vice president for advancement and head of the KSU Foundation. 鈥淲e are poised to make a profound difference, and working together with our community, I am confident that we will be successful in achieving our goal.鈥�

Kennesaw State is Georgia鈥檚 third-largest university with more than 45,000 students across two metro Atlanta campuses in Kennesaw and Marietta and online. Along with its rapid growth in enrollment and programs, KSU has become an important center for robust research focused on solving real-world problems. In 2018, Kennesaw State earned the Carnegie R2 designation for institutions with high levels of research activity, a level attained by just 7% of U.S. universities. In addition, Kennesaw State is an important part of the economy of Georgia, having an economic impact of more than $2 billion in 2021.

Along with the support of 19 KSU Foundation Trustee volunteers, The Campaign for Kennesaw State is co-chaired by Michael A. Leven, former Chairman and CEO of the Georgia Aquarium, and Beth Lowry, president of Holder Construction Company and KSU Foundation Trustee. Debbie Pike, CEO of Meritage Restaurant Group and KSU Foundation Trustee, serves as vice chair.

鈥淚t鈥檚 an honor to see firsthand the impact our alumni and students are making in our community. Together we are charting a course for success,鈥� said Lowry.

Lead donors who propelled KSU from the private phase to the public phase include: 

• Norman and Lindy Radow ( and KSU Athletics),
• Audrey Morgan and the Bobbie Bailey Foundation (College of the Arts and the Academic Learning Center),
• Wellstar Health System ( and ),
• Henssler Financial (Coles College of Business and KSU Athletics),
• Doug and Robin Shore (KSU Journey Honors College and the Coles College of Business), and
• Jim and Wanda Hills ().

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