In Tribute
TO THE PUBLIC SERVICE
SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARD EVENT
Wednesday, January 7
RSVP BY
6:00 p.m. Program & Awards Ceremony
7:00 p.m. Cocktail Reception
Email: rsvp.events@csuohio.edu
Call: 216.687.5205 or 216.687.6908
honoring Robert P. Madison
MONDAY, DECEMBER 22
CSU MAXINE GOODMAN LEVIN
COLLEGE OF URBAN AFFAIRS ATRIUM
2121 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio
ABOUT
Robert P. Madison
LEVELS OF PARTICIPATION
Event Underwriter
$10,000
12 tickets, event signage, program listing and video
recognition ($9,770 is tax deductible)
Scholarship Circle
$7,500
10 tickets, event signage, program listing and video
recognition ($7,270 is tax deductible)
Sponsor$5,000
8 tickets, event signage, program listing and video
recognition ($4,816 is tax deductible)
Scholarship Supporter
$2,500
6 tickets, program listing ($2,362 is tax deductible)
Dean’s Circle
$1,000
4 tickets, program listing ($908 is tax deductible)
Supporter$500
2 tickets, program listing ($454 is tax deductible)
Patron$250
1 ticket, program listing ($227 is tax deductible)
Individual seat(s)
$100 each
1 ticket ($77 is tax deductible)
CSU Alumni seat(s)
$75 each
1 ticket ($52 is tax deductible)
Student seat(s)
$25 each
1 ticket
Robert P. Madison, a native Clevelander, has played a critical
role in our city’s civic life. A true pioneer, he was the first
African American to receive an architectural degree in
Ohio, and in 1954 founded Robert P. Madison International,
the first black owned architectural firm in the Midwest. He
brings to his work a natural talent enhanced by graduate
degrees from Harvard University and the L’Ecole des Beaux
Arts in Paris, France.
He has been recognized and honored locally and
internationally not only for his talent, but also for his strong
ethical standards, commitment to social responsibility, and
mentoring of other African-American architects.
He has made as many contributions to greater Cleveland’s
physical environment as he has to our civic involvement,
serving as the local architect of record of many of our
key buildings. such as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and
Museum, the Cleveland Browns Stadium, and other mega
projects. Cleveland State University takes special pride in
his Science Research Building, an outstanding example of
the international style of architecture and enduring gift to
our campus.
Please join us as we salute Mr. Madison for his unique and
outstanding public service, while supporting scholarships for
students attending the Maxine Goodman Levin College of
Urban Affairs who aspire to careers in public service.
Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs
In Tribute supports the Mercedes Cotner Endowed Scholarship for Levin College undergraduates and graduate students.