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Cloves Campbell, Sr. Endowment for the Study of Race and Democracy
Cloves Campbell, Sr. Endowment for the Study of Race and Democracy
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The Cloves Campbell, Sr. Endowment for the Study of Race and Democracy honors Cloves Campbell, Sr. and his outstanding contributions to the community. Mr. Campbell was the first African American to serve in the Senate after a decade of service in the Arizona legislature, where he held positions in both the House and the Senate. He led the Phoenix chapter of the NAACP and was a champion of groundbreaking legislation that benefited Arizona's diverse community. This endowment, administered by ASU's Center for the Study of Race and Democracy, supports Mr. Campbell's legacy as well as the Center's commitment to socially embedded scholarship and informed dialogue on race and democracy. The endowment is intended to help qualified students pursuing undergraduate or graduate studies. Your contribution to this endowment directly enables students to pursue their educational goals, fostering a new generation prepared to make meaningful contributions to issues of justice, civil rights, and the study of race and democracy.Impact of donor support
- More learners can pursue higher education. Thanks to our donors, more than 7,000 ASU students have received upwards of $32 million in scholarships with more than $39 million raised.
- More students succeed. ASU ranks #1 among the state’s public universities for its 86% first-year retention rate thanks in part to donor-funded student success initiatives.
- Important initiatives continue. More than $320 million in new gifts and commitments support ongoing initiatives at ASU.
- The spirit of generosity abounds. In the past year, more than 100,000 individual, corporate and foundation donors stepped forward to help the ASU community.
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