Sue Shear Institute for Women in Public Life

Fellows Legacy Circle Donation

 

Fellow's Legacy Circle 2013 Donations:

What are the benefits of being a member of the Fellow's Legacy Circle?

With over 500 graduates of the Leadership Academy, we are confident that we can meet our goal of $5,000 if everyone does their part.

**Updated as donations are posted by UMSL**

1) Giving Back There is no cost for students to attend the Academy, so every Fellow’s participation is underwritten through the generosity of someone else. The benefits of being a Fellow continue after the Academy; Fellows have access to ongoing mentorship from the Sue Shear Institute, and opportunities to learn about jobs and internships through the Academy listserv. The Circle is an opportunity to give back to the Leadership Academy and assure that students can continue to experience what it means to be a Shear Fellow

2) Opportunities for Leadership and Professional Development. Click here if you want to help lead these efforts.

3) Recognition. Cabinet members will receive recognition in the Leadership Academy keynote invitation and program, as well as acknowledgement in the Woman Watch newsletter.

Fellows’ Legacy Circle Giving Guide:

How do I become a member of the Fellow's Legacy Circle?

$35     Buys breakfast for one Fellow all week     

 $60     Buys lunch for one Fellow all week

$80   Buys dinner for one Fellow all week                 

 $125   Provides housing for one Fellow all week           

 $200  Covers the cost of opening reception on Sunday night 

$250   Covers the cost of breakfast for all Fellows all week

$300  Covers food and lodging for one Fellow all week   

$550  Covers the cost of the cookout on Wednesday night 

$1000  Covers the cost of the graduation lunch on Friday 

$1500  Covers the cost of lunch at the Governor’s Mansion

How do I join the Fellows Legacy Circle? Joining is simple.

Click here: https://fusion.umsl.edu/devsystems/sue_shear_institute/onlinegiving.cfm to make a secure on-line donation to support a 2013 Shear Fellow.The FLC giving guide illustrates how your contribution can make a difference.  Any amount is welcome.

How do I join the Fellows Legacy Circle's Cabinet?

FLC members that contribute mroe than $100 annually to the Sue Shear Institute are recognized as members of the Fellows Legacy Circle Cabinet. For further reading, please see the Fellows Legacy Circle Cabinet.

If you have any questions about the Fellows Legacy Circle, please contact Dayna Stock at (314) 516-6623 or dstock@umsl.edu.

 

 

Established in 1998 by the Missouri Legislature and the Board of Curators for the University of Missouri, the Sue Shear Institute for Women in Public Life is a non-partisan, educational entity. Programs of the Institute are open to participants regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, and status as a military veteran.