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More Light!: More Than $160 Million

In 2005 Lawrence University set out to raise $150 million to ensure the vitality of the college and pave the way for endowment growth, additional dollars for The Lawrence Fund, improved campus facilities and new initiatives to take Lawrence boldly into the future. Six years, hundreds of volunteers and thousands of donors later, Lawrence concluded the More Light! campaign in October 2011 raising a total of $160,272,839.

From a new campus center, an expanded Bjorklunden lodge and enhanced athletic facilities to establishing new professorships and scholarships, the Lawrence Fellows program, the Lawrence Scholars program, Senior Experience, and a new partnership with Posse Foundation Inc., More Light! has had a profound impact on the Lawrence community. (Find a more extensive summary of how the campaign has impacted Lawrence here.)

Thanks to all the alumni and friends who helped Lawrence exceed its campaign goal.

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Events

Saturday, February 11, 2012

  • Basketball Alumni Game and Reception
    9:30am Location: Alexander Gym, Lawrence University, Appleton, WI
    Lace up your sneakers and meet us on the court for the game! All alumni, friends and guests are invited to join us for this basketball reunion. 9:30 a.m. Women's Alumnae Game 11 a.m. Men's Alumni Game 2 p.m. Women vs. Beloit 4 p.m. Men vs. Beloit Please RSVP by Mon., Feb. 6.

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

  • More Light! Naples Victory Lap
    5:00pm Location: Home of Barbara Knapp & James Nikrant
    Barbara Knapp P'89 and James Nikrant cordially invite you to their home for a private reception with Lawrence University Dean of the Conservatory of Music Brian Pertl '86, alumni and friends celebrating successes of More Light! A campaign for Lawrence University RSVP by March 6

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

  • San Francisco Film Screening:John Muir in the New World
    6:00pm Location: Sundance Kabuki Cinemas, San Francisco
    Alumna filmmaker Catherine Tatge '72 discusses John Muir in the New World, a film that explores the life and legacy of environmentalist and Sierra Club founder John Muir. The documentary, which was shown on PBS as part of its American Masters series, utilized the talents of several Lawrentians. Tatge will also discuss the establishment of the Hurvis Center for Interdisciplinary Film Studies - a facility dedicated to the integration of film production into the Lawrence curriculum.