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Lehigh receives $7.5M endowment for engineering program

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Lehigh University said that it has received a commitment for a $7.5 million endowment that will support the Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science. With the donation, the deanship will be formally known as the Lewis Hay III ’77 ’08P ’11P and Sherry A. Hay ’78 ’08P ’11P Deanship after the benefactors. According to Lehigh, the Hays’ endowment will support areas like seed funding for new programs, infrastructure, and faculty recruitmen…

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Lehigh receives $7.5M endowment for engineering program

Lehigh University said that it has received a commitment for a $7.5 million endowment that will support the Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science. With the donation, the deanship will be formally known as the Lewis Hay III ’77 ’08P ’11P and Sherry A. Hay ’78 ’08P ’11P Deanship after the benefactors. According to Lehigh, the Hays’ endowment will support areas like seed funding for new programs, infrastructure, and faculty recruitmen…

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