TRINITY COLLEGE
ENDOWMENT REPORT
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AETNA MATHEMATICS CENTER (1987)
Gift of the Aetna Life & Casualty Foundation. Income to support staffing and
programs of the Mathematics Center.
1,336,360
AETNA STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (1978)
Capital Campaign gift of the Aetna Foundation, a funded agency of Aetna Life and
Casualty of Hartford. Income to support the internship program which coordinates
volunteer, credit-bearing activities for students at agencies and organizations in the
Hartford region.
516,536
I. SCOTT ALFORD '28 FUND FOR STUDENT SUMMER SCIENCE RESEARCH (2011)
Gift of James T. Sinnamon, 1972, of Richardson, TX, in loving memory of his
grandfather, I. Scott Alford, 1928. Income from the fund is to be used to provide
annual stipends, housing, and research supplies for selected students who are
engaged in summer research in the fields of chemistry, physics, and biology.
114,736
MORSE S. ALLEN (1976)
Bequest of Marjorie H. Allen of Hartford. Morse Allen was Professor of English at
Trinity from 1920 to 1961. Income for support of the English Department.
ANONYMOUS (1966)
Given anonymously. Income to be used for the support of the instructional program
in the arts.
ANONYMOUS (1979)
Given anonymously. Income to be used for the support of the Studio Arts
Department.
PAUL D. ASSAIANTE PROFESSORSHIP OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION (2011)
Gifts of alumni and parents, in honor of Paul D. Assaiante, P'06, associate professor
of Physical Education and head coach, Men's Tennis and Men's Squash. Income from
the fund is to be used to support the Paul D. Assaiante Professorship of Physical
Education.
A. EVERETT AUSTIN, JR. (1966)
Gift of Mrs. A. Everett Austin, Jr. of Hartford. Mr. Austin received an honorary
degree in 1930 and was Chairman of Trinity’s Art Department from 1930 to 1942.
Income to be used to support the programs of the Austin Arts Center.
55,158
2,130,256
4,976
1,771,105
23,243
THOMAS P. BAIRD FINE ARTS (1990)
Memorial gifts received from friends and the estate of Professor Baird. One half of
the income to be used at the discretion of the Chairman of the Department of Art
History for travel stipends and research projects by art history students and faculty;
the balance to principal. Professor Baird joined the Trinity faculty in 1970 and was a
member of the Art History Department until 1989.
279,387
PHILIP C. F. BANKWITZ FUND FOR MODERN EUROPEAN AND FRENCH STUDIES
(1992)
Gifts of colleagues, friends, and former students of Philip C. F. Bankwitz following his
retirement in 1991. Income to be used to support programs which have modern
Europe and modern France (18th century to the present) as their subjects.
95,396
BARBIERI CENTER FOR ITALIAN STUDIES (1958)
Gift ($100,000) of the Cesare Barbieri Endowment to stimulate scholarly interest in
Italian language and culture. The fund has been augmented by additional gifts from
friends and associates of the Center. In addition, from time to time, unused income
has been added to principal.
1,738,849
ROBERT S. AND HANNA M. BARROWS CHEMISTRY FUND (1998)
Gift of Robert S. Barrows, 1937, and Hanna M. Barrows. Income is to be used by the
Chemistry Department Chair in support of faculty development. Uses may include
faculty research and travel, curriculum development, student-faculty research
projects, special equipment and materials, and visiting faculty and guest lectures.
57,013
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WARD P. AND JANE K. BATES FUND FOR FACULTY SALARIES (2011)
Proceeds of a charitable gift annuity from Jane K. and Ward P. Bates, 1939, of
Laconia, NH. Income from the fund is to be used to support faculty salaries.
52,113
MOSES AND FLORENCE BERKMAN (2002)
Bequest from the estate of Florence A. Berkman and memorial gifts from friends.
Income from the fund is to be used to sponsor a lecture and fund an award to an
outstanding figure in journalism who is noted for the highest ethical standards and
ideals.
146,068
PETER R. BLUM '72 FUND FOR HUMAN RIGHTS (2012)
Gifts of Peter R. Blum '72 of Concord, MA, Trustee of the College from 2002 to 2012.
Income is to be used to provide annual support for the operating budget of the
College's Human Rights Program, as determined by the Program's director and in
consultation with the Dean of Faculty.
323,277
BROWNELL PRIZE (1985)
Gift of anonymous donors. Named in honor of the first president of Trinity College.
Fund will recognize, in alternate years, a senior faculty member who has consistently
demonstrated excellence in teaching.
379,523
BISHOP BROWNELL PROFESSORSHIP (1855)
Bequest of Mrs. Sarah Gregor of Norwalk. Income to be used to support the
Professorship (Philosophy) subject to the granting by the College of gratuitous
instruction up to the annual income from the fund to deserving students who are
communicants of the Protestant Episcopal Church and who apply for such aid.
326,753
MICHAEL CAMPO FUND FOR THE ROME CAMPUS (2001)
Gifts from alumni, faculty, students, parents, and friends in honor of the founder of
Trinity's Rome Campus. Income is to be used for support of Trinity's Rome Campus
operations. Professor Campo was a member of the Trinity faculty and Modern
Language Department from 1952 to 1989. He was Director of the Caesare Barbieri
Endowment for Italian Studies for 30 years from 1959 to 1989. He was also Founder
and Director of Trinity's Rome Campus undergraduate study abroad program in
Rome, Italy, 1970 to 1989.
155,804
CENTENNIAL (1921)
Founded in commemoration of the One-Hundredth Anniversary of the College in
1923. Income to be used for the support of faculty salaries. Gifts and bequests from
alumni, trustees, and friends of the College were credited to this fund from 1921
through 1945, when it reached a total of $983,209. In 1949 the Trustees voted to
transfer $252,511 from this fund to the George E. Hoadley Fund to perpetuate the
bequest of Mr. Hoadley to the Centennial Fund.
1,298,709
LOUIS M. CHEESMAN (1887)
Gift of Dr. and Mrs. T. Matlack Cheesman of New York City, in memory of their son,
Professor of Physics at Trinity. Income to be used for the support of the Physics
Department, i.e., purchase of books and instruments. Ten percent of the annual
income to be added to principal.
CHEMISTRY LABORATORY (1936)
Anonymous contributions to endow the Chemistry Laboratory.
115,034
1,589,247
MARTIN W. CLEMENT LECTURE (1967)
Gifts of family and friends in memory of Martin W. Clement, 1901, Hon. '51, Trustee
of the College from 1930 to 1963. Income to support the annual Clement Lecture.
134,639
QUEENE FERRY COONLEY FOUNDATION (1954)
Gifts of the Foundation and Mrs. Blanche Ferry Hooker of Washington, D.C.,
establishing an endowment for the Fine Arts Department.
197,815
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GEORGE B. COOPER ENDOWMENT IN HISTORY (1983)
Gifts of alumni, friends and associates of Professor Cooper on the occasion of his
retirement after a distinguished career at Trinity College. Dr. Cooper, a member of
the faculty since 1941, was named Northam Professor of History in 1964, and served
as History Department Chairman from 1964 until 1975. He served as Secretary of
the college for several years following his retirement in 1983. Income to be used at
the discretion of the History Department in recognition of Dr. Cooper’s special
interest.
357,612
JEROME C. CUPPIA, JR. '43 AND DORIS WHITE CUPPIA (2002)
Proceeds from a terminated trust in the names of Jerome C. Cuppia, Jr., 1943 and
Doris White Cuppia of Hilton Head Island, SC. Income from the fund is to be used to
augment sabbatical compensation for deserving member(s) of the faculty.
76,097
WARD S. CURRAN '57 DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORSHIP OF ECONOMICS (2006)
Gifts of Peter S. Kraus, 1974, of New York, NY, Trustee of the College from 1998 to
2006, in honor of Professor Ward S. Curran, 1957. Income is to be used for the
support of salary, benefits, and related costs of the Curran Distinguished Professor of
Economics, who shall specifically focus teaching and research attention on the
economics of finance and related areas, including, but not limited to corporate
finance, domestic and/or international financial markets, and asset pricing.
3,752,298
LOUISE C. CUSHMAN (1983)
Bequest of Louise C. Cushman of West Hartford, a devoted friend of the College.
Income to be used for the support of non-tenured faculty in the humanities.
401,244
HAROUTUNE M. DADOURIAN (1975)
Memorial gifts received from family, friends, and associates of Dr. Dadourian,
Seabury Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy at Trinity. Income to be
used for faculty support.
235,003
CHARLES A. DANA FOUNDATION (1973)
Philanthropic grant from the Charles A. Dana Foundation, Inc. of New York, NY.
Income to be used to supplement the compensation of four full professors with basic
compensation provided from college operation funds. In addition, excess
endowment income is to be used to support one full and three associate research
professorships to assist existing faculty members in carrying on significant research.
SHELBY CULLOM DAVIS PROFESSORSHIP (1974)
Gifts of the Shelby Cullom Davis Foundation. The income is to be used for the
support of the "Shelby Cullom Davis Professorship of American Business and
Economic Enterprise."
6,594,944
13,553,492
DISTINGUISHED LECTURESHIP FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES AND
LITERATURE (1996)
Gift of an anonymous donor. Income to be used to annually sponsor a prominent
speaker.
132,114
DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORSHIP OF ART HISTORY (2011)
Gifts of Morris W. Stroud II, 1977, and Donna Clarke Stroud, 1978, of Kennett
Square, PA, along with contributions from other alumni. The income from the fund is
be used to support the Distinguished Professorship of Art History as determined by
the Dean of Faculty.
1,692,570
DORWART LECTURE FUND IN MATHEMATICS (2002)
Gifts from alumni, friends, colleagues, and family in memory of Harold L. Dorwart
(1901-1998) and Carolyn Y. Dorwart (1900-1999). At the discretion of the
mathematics faculty, income is to be used to support annual lectures in honor of the
Dorwarts, on mathematical topics of general interest.
LOUIS WELTON DOWNES (1959)
Bequest of Louis Welton Downes, 1888, Hon. 1913, of Providence, Rhode Island,
Trustee of the College from 1948 to 1953. Income to be used for faculty salaries.
17,604
843,147
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MRS. CHARLES W. ENGELHARD (1979)
Gifts of Mrs. Charles W. Engelhard of Far Hills, New Jersey. Income to be used for
the support of the Department of Economics.
457,255
JAMES F. AND ISABELLE S. C. ENGLISH FUND FOR ART HISTORY FACULTY (1998)
Gift of James F. English, Jr., Hon. '89, and Isabelle S. C. English, Hon. '88. Income
is to be used in support of the decorative and fine arts at Trinity College, including
faculty research and travel, curricular development, special equipment and materials,
and compensation for adjunct faculty members or visiting scholars. Mr. English
served as the sixteenth President of Trinity College from 1981 to 1989.
181,979
FACULTY STUDENT COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH (2001)
Gift from the Connecticut Energy Foundation. Income to be used to support faculty
and student research on environmental, energy, and related economic, health, and
regulatory issues.
308,698
GEORGE M. FERRIS PROFESSORSHIP (1976)
Gifts of George M. Ferris, 1916, Hon. '75, of Chevy Chase, MD, Trustee of the College
from 1955 to 1973 and Trustee Emeritus from 1973 until his death in 1992. Income
to be used to support the George M. Ferris Professorship of Corporate Finance and
Investments.
AARON I. FLEISCHMAN '60 FUND FOR THE STUDY OF ART, CULTURE, HISTORY, AND
LITERATURE (2010)
Gift of Aaron I. Fleischman, 1960, of Washington, DC. Income to be used for the
purposes of enriching the educational experiences for students studying English, fine
arts, history, and American studies, by providing funding to those courses to access
arts, culture, history, and literary experiences in New York City.
G. FOX AND COMPANY PROFESSORSHIP (1956)
Gifts received from G. Fox & Co. of Hartford, to support the G. Fox and Company
Professorship of Economics.
JAMES N. AND FLORENCE V. FRANK RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP (2011)
Gifts of Bruce H. Frank, 1960, of Indianapolis, IN, in loving memory of his parents.
Income from the fund is to be used to provide annual stipends, housing, and
research supply funds for selected students for summer research opportunities in the
study of chemistry, and supporting such student research on the College's campus.
3,884,670
126,887
1,132,369
184,894
PETER M. FRASER (1959)
Gifts of Peter M. Fraser, Hon. '55, of West Hartford, CT.
13,079
FREELANDER FAMILY (2011)
Gift of Rabbi Daniel H. Freelander, 1973, P'08, of Ridgewood, NJ. Income from the
fund is to be used to provide equal annual support for faculty residency programs
and for religious studies.
55,003
HENRY M. FULLER ENDOWMENT IN THE ARTS (1987)
Gifts of Henry M. Fuller, 1938, of Marlborough, NH. Income to be used for such
purposes as mounting exhibitions, supporting lectures and visiting artists, and
purchase of materials in the fine arts.
401,862
PROFESSOR STANLEY LEMAN GALPIN (1975)
Bequest of Winifred Stowe Galpin of West Hartford, in honor of her husband, Stanley
Leman Galpin, Professor of Romance Languages at the College from 1908 to 1934.
1,198,118
ALBERT L. E. GASTMANN FUND IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PROGRAMS
(2003)
Gifts of faculty members, students and friends of Professor Albert L. E. Gastman.
Income will be used to support equally the efforts of the Trinity College Rome
Campus’ "Gastmann Initiative in International Organizations and Programs" and the
political science department to provide resources to support auxiliary aspects of its
program such as visiting lecturers, field trips, and library purchases. This fund was
established in honor of Professor Albert Gastmann’s service to Trinity College, in
particular his service at Trinity’s Rome Campus and as a member of the faculty for
nearly 40 years.
1,802,942
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MEREDITH AND W. WHITNEY GEORGE '80, P'13, '15 FUND FOR THE CENTER FOR
TEACHING AND LEARNING (2009)
Gift of Meredith and W. Whitney George, 1980, P'13, of Darien, CT. Income is to be
used to support the Trinity College Center for Teaching and Learning.
1,808,265
W. WHITNEY GEORGE '80, P'13, '15 FUND FOR URBAN AND GLOBAL PROGRAMS
(2007)
Gift of W. Whitney George, 1980, P'13, of Darien, CT. Income is to be used to
support teaching and learning in the areas of international studies, global
understanding, and urban-themed learning at the discretion of the President and
Dean of Faculty.
606,888
MICHAEL P. GETLIN MEMORIAL LECTURE (1967)
Memorial gifts received from family, friends, and classmates of Michael P. Getlin,
1962. Income to be used to support the Michael P. Getlin Lecture in Religion.
65,099
ANDREW J. GOLD AND DORI KATZ FUND FOR HUMAN RIGHTS (1998)
Gift of Andrew Gold and Dori Katz, former Trinity College professors. Income to be
used to support student research and academic activity in the areas of antiSemitism, racism, and intolerance leading to violations of fundamental human rights.
Uses may include student research projects, travel, materials, and internships.
29,092
FRANCIS GOODWIN (1909)
Gift of the Rev. Francis Goodwin, Hon. 1863, of Hartford, CT, Trustee of the College
from 1884 to 1918.
711,649
JAMES J. GOODWIN PROFESSORSHIP (1917)
Gift of Mrs. James J. Goodwin of Hartford, CT, in memory of James J. Goodwin, Hon.
'10, Trustee of the College from 1870 to 1878. Income to be used to support the
Professorship of Literature.
1,351,650
JAMES L. GOODWIN (1954)
Gifts of James Lippincott Goodwin, Hon. 1963, of Hartford, Trustee of the College
from 1928 to 1963, and Mrs. Goodwin. Income to be used to supplement the James
J. Goodwin Fund in supporting the James J. Goodwin Professorship of Literature.
460,596
JAMES L. GOODWIN FUND FOR FINE ARTS (1989)
Bequest of Genevieve H. Goodwin, Hon. '88, of Hartford, CT. Income to be used to
further the work of the Fine Arts Department.
2,217,657
JAMES L. GOODWIN FUND FOR THEATER AND DANCE (1989)
Bequest of Genevieve H. Goodwin, Hon. '88, of Hartford, CT. Income to be used to
further the work in the Theater and Dance Department.
1,750,456
LEONARD E. GREENBERG CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF RELIGION IN PUBLIC LIFE
(1983)
Gift of Leonard E. Greenberg, 1948, Hon. '98, of Boynton Beach, FL, Trustee of the
College from 1972 to 1991. Income to be used to support the Center, which seeks
to advance understanding of the varied roles that religious movements, institutions,
and ideas play in the contemporary world; to explore challenges posed by religious
pluralism and tensions between religious and secular values; and to examine the
influence of religion on politics and civic culture in the United States and elsewhere in
the world.
5,548,536
LEONARD E. GREENBERG DISTINGUISHED VISITING FELLOWS PROGRAM AT THE
CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF RELIGION IN PUBLIC LIFE (1998)
Gift of Leonard E. Greenberg, 1948, Hon. '98, of Boynton Beach, FL, Trustee of the
College from 1972 to 1991. Income is to be used to sponsor one or two
distinguished religion scholars, religious leaders, or other figures whose work bear
importantly on questions of religion in public life either in the United States or
abroad.
314,069
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KENNETH S. GROSSMAN '78 GLOBAL STUDIES (2004)
Gift of Kenneth S. Grossman, 1978, of Great Neck, NY, in honor of Professor Eugene
E. Leach. Income from the fund will support student investigations of global issues
that will confront humankind collectively in the 21st century, such as human rights,
peacekeeping, the preservation of the ecosphere, migrations and diasporas,
international health standards, and the consequences of revolutionary advances in
information technology and bioengineering. All students are eligible to seek grants.
KARL AND MARGARET HALLDEN MEMORIAL (1986)
Distribution of testamentary trust of Karl W. Hallden, 1909, Hon. '48, and Hon. '55,
of Thomaston, CT, Trustee of the College from 1950 until his death in 1970. In 1987
the Board of Trustees voted to transfer to this fund the balances in the Karl and
Margaret Hallden Memorial Fund previously listed in Funds Functioning as
Endowment and the Karl and Margaret Hallden Memorial Separately Invested Fund.
Income to be used for expansion, development and promotion of engineering and
science at the College.
56,018
3,512,107
WILLIAM LEE HANLEY, JR. FUND FOR THE TUTORIAL COLLEGE (2000)
Gift of William Lee Hanley, Jr., P'94, '00, '03. Income to be used to support the
activities of the Tutorial College.
83,844
ROBERT T. HARTT (1981)
Principal value of matured life income fund given by Robert T. Hartt, 1923, of
Victoria, British Columbia. Income to be used for support of faculty salaries.
25,802
HEWLETT-MELLON PRESIDENTIAL DISCRETIONARY (1981)
Established under terms of a $200,000 grant from the William and Flora Hewlett and
Andrew W. Mellon Foundations, which was matched within three years with $600,000
in new funds by the College. During the period 1987-1990, the College received a
$250,000 challenge grant from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. This was
matched with $750,000 from new funds received in the Campaign for Trinity.
Income for institutional self-renewal, to be allocated at the discretion of the President
of the College.
DAVID AND MARTHA HO FAMILY FUND FOR ASIAN STUDIES (2003)
Gifts from Mr. and Mrs. David Ho of Los Angeles, CA, parents of Jennifer H. Ho,
2001. Income is to be used to support the Asian Studies Program.
GEORGE E. HOADLEY (1949)
Established by vote of the Trustees to commemorate the name of George E. Hoadley
of West Hartford, who made a bequest at the time of the Centennial Fund in 1924.
Income to be used for support of faculty salaries.
5,959,235
32,003
3,901,488
HOBART PROFESSORSHIP (1836)
Established by vote of the Trustees with initial appropriation of $20,000. Additional
appropriations, gifts, and bequests have increased this fund to its present amount
including a bequest from Nathan B. Warren, Hon. 1858, of Troy, New York, received
in 1899. Income to be used to support the Hobart Professorship of Classical
Languages.
753,449
DEAN ARTHUR H. HUGHES (1989)
Gift of G. Keith Funston, 1932, Hon. '62, of Greenwich, CT, honoring Dr. Hughes for
his role as Dean of the Faculty, one of the many positions he held during the thirtysix years he was at Trinity. Income to be used to fund an annual award to a faculty
member for teaching excellence with preference given to a fifth-year, tenure track
junior faculty member.
28,027
IBM CORPORATION FACULTY DEVELOPMENT (1974)
Gift of International Business Machines Corporation. Income to be used to support
faculty development efforts in mathematics and the natural sciences.
INGRAHAM FUND FOR STRATEGIC INITIATIVES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (2013)
Gifts of Joanie V. and Timothy A. Ingraham, P'13, of Prides Crossing, MA. Income
from the fund is to be used to support the programs and activities of the
Environmental Science Department.
288,157
49,639
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GEORGE A. JARVIS PROFESSORSHIP (1918)
Bequest of Mrs. Maria P. Jarvis of New York, in memory of her husband. Income to
be used to maintain the Jarvis Professorship of Physics as designated by the
President of the College.
HELEN HARTLEY JENKINS (1935)
Bequest of Mrs. Helen Hartley Jenkins of New York City and Norfolk. Income to be
used for the Department of Psychology.
JEWISH STUDIES (1978)
Established by vote of the Trustees as a fund for contributions from alumni, parents,
and friends in support of Jewish Studies.
376,224
77,192
178,166
THOMAS S. JOHNSON '62, P'97 DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORSHIP (2007)
Gifts of Ann and Thomas S. Johnson, 1962, P'97, of New York, NY. Income is to be
used for the support of the Johnson Professorship which will not be restricted in use
for a specific program or department, and currently supports a professorship of
Biology. The selection and appointment of the Professorship shall be made by the
President of the College upon the recommendation of the Dean of Faculty. Johnson
Professors will continue their appointments at the pleasure of the President, although
the normal term for each Johnson Professor will be five years in length. There will be
no limits on the renewal of incumbent Johnson Professors. Mr. Johnson is a Trustee
Emeritus of the College. He served on the Board from 1983 to 1992 and again from
1996 to 2003 as its Chairman.
2,916,283
SCOTT M. JOHNSON '97 DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORSHIP (2009)
Gifts of Ann and Thomas S. Johnson, 1962, P'97, of New York, NY. Income is to be
used for the support of this second Johnson Professorship which will not be restricted
in use for a specific program or department. The selection and appointment of the
Professorship shall be made by the President of the College upon the
recommendation of the Dean of Faculty. Johnson Professors will continue their
appointments at the pleasure of the President, although the normal term for each
Johnson Professor will be five years in length. There will be no limits on the renewal
of incumbent Johnson Professors. Mr. Johnson is a Trustee Emeritus of the College.
He served on the Board from 1983 to 1992 and again from 1996 to 2003 as its
Chairman.
3,222,214
SCOTT M. JOHNSON '97 MEMORIAL (2003)
Gifts received from family and friends in memory of Scott Michael Johnson '97 of
New York, New York. Income was used at the discretion of the College from 2003
through June 2008. At the request of the Johnson Family, income is currently used
to support the College’s partnership with the Institute of International Education’s
Scholar Rescue Fund in order to bring to the College Visiting Scholars in Residence
who are foreign nationals whose academic and intellectual work has put his or her
career, liberty, and/or personal safety at hazard in his or her home country. Mr.
Scott M. Johnson lost his life in the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center on
September 11, 2001.
882,816
GEORGE A. AND MARTHA B. KELLNER CHAIR FOR SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES (1995)
Gifts from Martha B. and George A. Kellner, 1964, of New York City. Income is to be
used to support a professorship in South Asian Studies. Mr. Kellner served as
Trustee of the College from 1992 to 2000 and from 2003 to 2011.
2,570,096
WILLIAM R. KENAN PROFESSORSHIP IN AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS AND VALUES
(1980)
Gift of the William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust to endow a Chair in American
Studies.
4,852,484
RONALD EARL KINNEY CHOIR (1979)
Bequest of Ronald E. Kinney, 1915, of Clearwater, Florida. Income to be used for the
support of the Concert Choir.
249,347
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KLUGER FUND FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE (2006)
Gift of Michael J. Kluger, 1978, of Redding, CT, presently serving as a Trustee of the
College. Income is to be used to promote academic excellence in research,
curriculum development, and scholarly endeavors.
KRIEBLE FUND (2002)
Bequest from the estate of Nancy B. Krieble, widow of Dr. Robert H. Krieble, Hon.
'74. The income from the fund is to be used at the discretion of the Chair of the
Chemistry Department for purposes of the Chemistry Department or, if there is no
need for additional revenues in the Chemistry Department in a particular year, for
purposes of such other department in the sciences as the Chair of the Chemistry
Department shall determine.
VERNON K. KRIEBLE PROFESSORSHIP IN CHEMISTRY (1970)
Gifts of Mrs. Vernon K. Krieble of Hartford and Dr. Robert H. Krieble, Hon. '74, of Old
Lyme, CT, in memory of Dr. Vernon K. Krieble, Scovill Professor of Chemistry
Emeritus, a member of the Trinity College faculty from 1920 to 1955. Income to be
used for the support of salary and benefits of the Krieble Professorship. Excess
income may be used for support of the Chemistry Department.
STEVEN D. LEVY '72 FUND FOR URBAN CURRICULAR PROGRAMS (2002)
Gift from Steven D. Levy, 1972. Income is to be used to support urban-related
research projects at the discretion of the Dean of Faculty.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES OF THE GREATER HARTFORD AREA (1956)
Gifts received from Aetna Life Affiliated Companies, Connecticut General Life
Insurance Company, Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, and Travelers
Insurance Companies. Income to be used primarily for the support of the
Mathematics Department.
JOHN D. AND SUSAN G. LIMPITLAW (1998)
Gift of Susan G. and Rev. John D. Limpitlaw, 1956. Income used to support a lecture
series, to be organized from time to time by the Chair of the Religion Department in
consultation with department members.
LOCTITE CORPORATION (1976)
Gift of the Loctite Corporation. Income to be used for the support of the Chemistry
Department.
REVERIUS MANNING LUTHER (1919)
Gift of R. McClelland Brady, 1890, Hon. '51, of Milton, MA, in memory of Reverius
Manning Luther, 1890. Income to be used for the advancement of the study of
mathematics at the discretion of the Trustees.
CONSTANCE B. AND IAN C. S. MACGREGOR '66, P'09 FUND FOR FACULTY
DEVELOPMENT (2006)
Gifts of Constance B. and Ian C. S. MacGregor, 1966, P'09, of Lake Forest, IL.
Income to be used to provide funding for faculty development, including support for
faculty participation at scholarly and professional conferences and in support of
faculty research and publication.
1,216,898
617,394
5,013,060
148,850
1,401,832
62,903
126,806
77,192
121,638
KATHLEEN O. MACNERNEY FACULTY FUND (2008)
Proceeds of a life income fund of Kathleen O. MacNerney of Bellaire, TX, widow of
John MacNerney, 1943. Income will be used to supplement faculty salaries of
outstanding teachers.
1,236,209
MALONEY FAMILY DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORSHIP OF ECONOMICS (2008)
Gift of Leslie Warner-Maloney and Kevin J. Maloney, 1979, of Westwood, MA.
Income is to be used to support the Maloney Family Distinguished Professorship of
Economics. Maloney Distinguished Professors will focus teaching and research
attention on topics of global economic significance. Mr. Maloney currently serves as
a Trustee of the College.
3,330,743
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GREGORY G. MARIO '87 PROFESSORSHIP OF CHEMISTRY IN HONOR OF PROFESSOR
HENRY A. DEPHILLIPS, JR. (2010)
Gift of Gregory G. Mario, 1987, of Princeton, NJ, in honor of Professor Henry A.
DePhillips, Jr. Income is to be used to support the Mario '87 Professorship of
Chemistry as determined by the Dean of Faculty. Until the fund reaches a market
value of $1.5 million, income from the fund will be used to support the Professor
Henry A. DePhillips, Jr. Summer Science Research Fellows and the Trinity Fund
respectively.
723,199
WILLIAM G. MATHER (1909)
Gift of William G. Mather, 1877, of Cleveland, Ohio, Trustee of the College from 1909
to 1951. Income to be used for faculty salaries.
139,967
PAUL F. MCBRIDE '78 FACULTY DEVELOPMENT (2008)
Gift of Christina and Paul F. McBride, 1978, P'10, of Baltimore, MD. Income is to be
used to provide resources for the growth and development of the faculty.
113,952
JOHN J. MCCOOK (1954)
Gift of the Hon. Philip J. McCook, 1895, Hon. '20, of New York, NY, Trustee of the
College from 1927 to 1962, and a bequest of Anson T. McCook, 1902, Hon. '52, of
Hartford, CT, in memory of their father, Professor John J. McCook, 1863. Income to
be used to support the Professorship of Modern Languages.
648,036
PATRICIA C. AND CHARLES H. MCGILL '63 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES FUND (1996)
Gift of Patricia C. and Charles H. McGill, 1963, of New York City, which helped secure
a matching grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Income to be
used to support the appointment of visiting humanities scholars (mainly international
scholars) in all the concentrations composing International Studies: African Studies,
Asian Studies, Latin American Studies, Middle Eastern Studies, Global Studies, and
Russian and Eurasian Studies. Mr. McGill served as a Trustee of the College from
1994 to 2003.
823,943
DONALD L. MCLAGAN PROFESSORSHIP (1995)
Gift of Donald L. McLagan, 1964, of Sudbury, MA, who served as a Trustee of the
College from 1982 to 1988 and from 1991 to 2001. Income is presently being used
to support an assistant professorship in the Department of Engineering.
1,128,194
GEORGE J. MEAD FUND FOR ECONOMICS, HISTORY, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE (1951)
Bequest of George J. Mead, Hon. 1937, of Bloomfield. Income to stimulate students
in the fields of economics, history, and political science, through prizes, lectures, and
other special purposes.
511,908
BLANCHARD MEANS MEMORIAL LECTURE AND PRIZE (1977)
Gifts of Mrs. Blanchard W. Means of Hartford in memory of Dr. Means, Brownell
Professor of Philosophy at the College from 1932 to 1972. Income to support a
lecture in Philosophy each year in honor of Dr. Means. Income also used to support
the Blanchard W. Means Prize in Philosophy, awarded anually to a current Trinity
student who writes the philosophical essay judged best by the Philosophy
Department faculty.
154,818
MELLON URBAN AND GLOBAL FUND (2008)
Gift of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation of New York, NY. Income is to be used to
support the College’s urban and global programs at the discretion of the President
and Dean of Faculty.
2,851,695
THOMAS MCKENNA MEREDITH '48 PROFESSORSHIP OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
(2010)
Bequest of Thomas McKenna Meredith, 1948, of Hartford, CT. Income from the fund
is to be used to support the Meredith '48 Professorship of Environmental Science as
determined by the Dean of Faculty.
1,375,967
MERIN FAMILY FUND FOR JEWISH STUDIES (2001)
Gift from Mitchell M. Merin, 1975, of Madison, CT. Income is to be used to support
the Jewish Studies program at the College. Mr. Merin served as a Trustee of the
College from 2002-2010.
472,419
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CHARLES E. MERRILL (1956)
Gifts received from the Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, and Beane Foundation, and
Robert A. Magowan, Hon. '69. Income to be used for support of the Economics
Department.
165,971
THE MESNIAEFF FUND FOR RUSSIAN RELIGION STUDIES (1991)
Gift of Gregory Mesniaeff, M'89, of Sharon, CT, in memory of his grandfather,
Gregory Mesniaeff, Sr. Income to be used by the Department of Religion to support
the study of Russian religious philosophy, Russian Orthodoxy, the Russian Orthodox
Church, and their impact on the social, political, cultural, and spiritual development
of the people of Russia.
20,828
MEYER ENDOWMENT FOR URBAN AND GLOBAL PROGRAMS (2008)
Gifts of The Stairway Fund, as represented by Daniel H. Meyer, 1980, president, and
Audrey H. Meyer, secretary and treasurer. Income is to be used to support teaching
and learning in the areas of international studies, global understanding, and urbanthemed learning at the discretion of the President and Dean of Faculty.
298,529
CHARLES E. MOORE (1923)
Bequest of Dr. Charles E. Moore, 1876, of New York City. Income to be used at the
discretion of the faculty to encourage the study of Greek.
27,801
CHARLES H. NORTHAM PROFESSORSHIP (1881)
Bequest of Col. Charles H. Northam of Hartford, Trustee of the College from 1869 to
1881. Income to support a professorship in a scientific or classical department of
learning. Now designated as the Northam Professor of History.
839,521
ROY NUTT (1969)
Gift of Roy Nutt, 1953, of Palos Verdes Estates, California, Trustee of the College
from 1983 until his death in 1990. Income for support of faculty salaries.
849,534
O'NEILL ASIA CUM LAUDE ENDOWMENT (2005)
Gifts of Patricia J. and Michael E. O'Neill, P'08, of Honolulu, HI. Income will be used
to provide financial aid to Trinity students for study in Asia, to create new
undergraduate research and student opportunities in Asia, to fund annual scholarly
lectures related to Asian Studies, to create a prize for the best research project by an
O'Neill Fund's recipient, and to underwrite administrative costs for Asian Studies
programming.
1,278,929
BORDEN W. PAINTER, JR. '58, H'95 PROFESSORSHIP IN EUROPEAN HISTORY (2004)
Gifts of members of Trinity College’s Board of Trustees, colleagues, Robert A.
Whitehead, 1972, and former students in honor of Professor Borden W. Painter, Jr.,
1958, Hon. '95, twentieth president of the College, and his distinguished service to
Trinity on the occasion of his retirement. Income to be used to support a full or
associate professorship chair in European History.
2,847,161
EDWARD M. POTTER '74 FUND FOR STUDENT SUMMER SCIENCE RESEARCH (2010)
Gift of Edward M. Potter, 1974, P'14, of St. Louis, MO. Income to be used to provide
funding for students participating in the College's Student Summer Science Research
Program.
PRESIDENT'S FUND FOR URBAN AND GLOBAL PROGRAMS (2007)
Gift of a challenge grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation of New York, NY,
and contributions from alumni, parents, and trustees. Income is to be used to
support the College’s urban and global programs at the discretion of the President
and Dean of Faculty.
132,534
3,702,570
PROFESSORIAL (1903)
Gifts received from alumni and friends. Income for support of faculty salaries. Fund
initiated by the Washington Alumni Association.
149,542
PAUL E. RAETHER DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORSHIP OF AMERICAN STUDIES (2007)
Gift of Paul E. Raether 1968, P'93, '96, '01, of Greenwich, CT, presently serving as
Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the College. Income to be used to support the
Raether Distinguished Professorship of American Studies as determined by the Dean
of Faculty.
3,255,088
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PAUL E. RAETHER DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORSHIP OF FINE ARTS (2009)
Gift of Paul E. Raether 1968, P'93, '96, '01, of Greenwich, CT, presently serving as
Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the College. Income to be used to support the
Raether Distinguished Professorship of Fine Arts as determined by the Dean of
Faculty.
4,075,085
PAUL E. RAETHER DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORSHIP OF HISTORY (2007)
Gift of Paul E. Raether 1968, P'93, '96, '01, of Greenwich, CT, presently serving as
Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the College. Income currently supports the
Raether Distinguished Professorship of History.
2,917,870
PAUL E. RAETHER DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORSHIP OF URBAN INTERNATIONAL
STUDIES (2007)
Gift of Paul E. Raether, 1968, P'93, P'96, P'01, of Greenwich, CT, presently serving as
Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the College. Income to be used for the support
of the Raether Distinguished Professorship of Urban International Studies.
2,814,973
PAUL E. RAETHER DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORSHIP FOR THE DEAN OF URBAN AND
GLOBAL PROGRAMS (2007)
Gift of Paul E. Raether, 1968, P'93, '96, '01, of Greenwich, CT, presently serving as
Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the College. Income to be used for the support
of the Dean of Urban and Global Programs.
2,917,870
PAUL E. RAETHER FUND FOR URBAN AND GLOBAL PROGRAMS (2007)
Gift of Paul E. Raether, 1968, P'93, '96, '01, of Greenwich, CT, presently serving as
Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the College. Income is to be used to support
the College’s urban and global programs at the discretion of the President and Dean
of Faculty.
PETER K. RASK (1968)
Bequest of Peter K. Rask, 1916, of Pasadena, CA. Income for support of faculty
salaries.
JOHN C. REITEMEYER PROFESSORSHIP (1983)
Proceeds received on termination of a unitrust fund established by Gertrude B.
Reitemeyer of Barkhamsted and West Hartford. Income to support the professorship
honoring Mr. Reitemeyer, 1921, Trustee of the College from 1950 until his death in
1979.
268,754
9,809
8,426,513
RELIGIOUS PROGRAM (1956)
Given anonymously. Income for support of the Religion Department.
803,484
NANCY F. AND WILLIAM C. RICHARDSON '62 FUND FOR FACULTY DEVELOPMENT
(2007)
Gifts of William C. Richardson, 1962, of Hickory Corners, MI, and the W. K. Kellogg
Foundation, of Battle Creek, MI. Income is to be used at the discretion of the Dean
of Faculty to provide resources for the growth and development of the faculty. Mr.
Richardson presently serves as a Trustee of the College.
319,941
VERNON D. ROOSA PROFESSORSHIP OF APPLIED SCIENCE (1976)
Gifts of Vernon D. Roosa, Hon. '67, of West Hartford, CT, to establish the “Vernon D.
Roosa Professor of Applied Science” chair. Dr. Roosa also contributed annual gifts
for research.
DR. AND MRS. VERNON D. ROOSA RESEARCH FUND (1993)
Distribution of the Vernon D. and Florence E. Roosa Charitable Lead Annuity Trust.
Income to be used to support ongoing research activities in the applied sciences.
GURDON W. RUSSELL (1910)
Bequest of Gurdon W. Russell, 1834, of Hartford. Income for the encouragement of
the study of natural history.
MARY I. B. RUSSELL PROFESSORSHIP (1921)
Bequest of Mrs. Russell of Hartford. Income for support of the Professorship of
Natural History.
2,423,758
329,086
80,533
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ST. ANTHONY HALL PROFESSORSHIP (1978)
Gifts of members and friends of the Epsilon Chapter of Delta Psi fraternity. Sixty-five
(65) percent of income to be used for support of the faculty position occupied by the
Saint Anthony Hall Professor in Art History; ten (10) percent to be returned to
principal; twenty-five (25) percent to be made available by the Dean of Faculty in
consultation with the Director of Art History in support of various instructional goals
in art history.
1,415,431
THOMAS R. SAVAGE '72 FUND FOR FACULTY SALARIES (2011)
Gift of Thomas R. Savage, 1972, of Fort Lauderdale, FL, presently serving as a
Trustee of the College. Income from the fund is to be used to support faculty
salaries.
1,132,237
MAX M. SAVITT FUND FOR ELIZABETHAN DRAMA (1980)
Gift of the Tomasso Family Foundation of New Britain to honor the memory of Judge
Savitt. Income to be allocated by the Dean of the Faculty for support of
performances, readings, public lectures and other academic projects in the field of
drama at Trinity College, with a preference that income be used toward the costs of
productions of the plays of William Shakespeare or other Elizabethan drama.
47,623
F. RICHARD AND ELLAMAY SCHOLLHAMMER PHYSICS FUND (2009)
Proceeds of a life income fund in the names of Ellamay and F. Richard Schollhammer,
1948, of Crystal Lake, IL. Income is to be used for "Physics Department faculty
salaries."
233,334
SCOVILL PROFESSORSHIP (1849)
Gifts and bequests of William Henry Scovill, Trustee of the College from 1836 to
1854, John Mitchell Lamson Scovill, Trustee of the College from 1854 to 1857, and
Miss Alice E. Kingsbury, all of Waterbury. Income to support the Scovill Professor in
Chemistry.
660,899
SEABURY PROFESSORSHIP (1837)
Gifts from Friends of Washington College, and a bequest of Nathan Warren of Troy,
New York. Income for support of the Seabury Professorship of Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy in memory of Bishop Samuel Seabury, first Bishop of the
Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut.
621,662
ABRAHAM AND SYLVIA SILVERMAN (1999)
Gift of Harvey F. Silverman, 1965, in memory of his parents. Income to be used to
support, in the department of engineering, special projects, student travel,
equipment, and especially those needs that would be most difficult to support from
other funding sources. Mr. Silverman served on the Board of Trustees from 1996 to
2003.
97,481
EDWARD W. SLOAN HISTORY FUND (2004)
Gifts from colleagues, former students, family, and friends in honor of Prof. Edward
W. Sloan III on the occasion of his retirement. Income to be used by the History
Department to support programs and activities that will directly enhance the
instruction of students. Special consideration will be given to subjects identified with
Professor Sloan: United States history generally, maritime history, business history
and the history of technology.
36,915
ALLAN K. AND GWENDOLYN MILES SMITH (1986)
Bequest of Allan K. Smith, 1911, Hon. '68, of West Hartford, CT. Income to be used
to support the “Allan K. and Gwendolyn Miles Smith Professorship of English.”
Income is also to be used for added faculty positions and salaries and other forms of
material support to improve the curriculum.
17,652,717
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ALLAN K. SMITH PROFESSORSHIP OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (1977)
Gifts and bequest of Allan K. Smith, 1911, Hon. 1968, of West Hartford. Income for
the study and teaching of English in both its discursive and literary forms, including
theories of language, rhetoric and criticism and their practical application to the
teaching of composition and literature. The purposes of the Chair are to provide
special courses and instructional activities in Advanced Composition which are
directed toward the effective use of language to persuade and to elucidate with style
and grace. Net income not in excess of $20,000 may be used for further support of
the Allan K. Smith Writing Center.
5,006,554
ALLAN K. SMITH WRITING CENTER (1967)
Gifts and bequest of Allan K. Smith, 1911, Hon. '68, of West Hartford, CT. Income to
be used for the basic maintenance of the Writing Center’s physical plant, utilities,
resource materials useful in teaching writing skills and, in whole or in part, the
compensation of the “Allan K. Smith Lecturer in English Composition,” who
administers the Center. Income not so expended should be added to the Allan K.
Smith and Gwendolyn Miles Smith Fund.
3,096,788
CHARLES F. SMITH INCOME RESERVE (1941)
Established by vote of the Trustees to invest a portion of the income of the Charles F.
Smith Fund. Income for the same purposes as the Charles F. Smith Fund (Held in
Trust by Others).
154,527
GWENDOLYN MILES SMITH PRESIDENTIAL CHAIR (1995)
Bequest of Gwendolyn Miles Smith, widow of Allan K. Smith, 1911, Hon. '68. Income
to be used for support of a professorship in an academic department or program
determined by the President and the Dean of the Faculty, to meet the changing
academic needs of the College. The initial professorship will be the Gwendolyn Miles
Smith Professor in Art History.
2,261,504
LINDA S. AND J. RONALD SPENCER '64 STUDENT RESEARCH FUND (2002)
Gifts from Linda S. and J. Ronald Spencer, 1964. Income is to be added to principal
until the end of fiscal 2004. Beginning with the 2004-2005 fiscal year, income is to
be used exclusively to help undergraduates meet costs incurred in conjunction with
original research and similar projects. Students majoring in humanities disciplines
(which include art history and history) and in the performing arts (music,
theater/dance) are eligible for grants from the Fund, with preference given to
seniors.
24,195
ROBERT C. STEWART FACULTY DEVELOPMENT IN MATHEMATICS (1999)
Gift from an anonymous donor. Income is to be used to fund post-doctoral visiting
assistant professorships, faculty research, and related faculty professional expenses
for the Mathematics Department.
5,377,374
NORMAN C. STRONG (1974)
Bequest of Norman C. Strong, 1921, of New York City. Income for faculty support.
126,878
TANAKA FUND FOR INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH (2002)
Gift from the Tanaka Memorial Foundation. Income is to be used to support student
and faculty research in the College's International Studies Program, in particular
concerning Asian Studies.
148,464
TAYLOR FAMILY DANCE FUND (2010)
Gift of Carla S. and Brent H. Taylor, P'10, P'14, of Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ. Income to be
used to support the College's dance program.
63,509
WILSON H. AND BARBARA B. TAYLOR (1988)
Gift of Wilson H. Taylor, 1964, of Malvern, Pennsylvania. Income for support of the
Mathematics Center.
135,833
THE REVEREND ELLSWORTH MORTON TRACY LECTURESHIP IN RELIGION (1969)
Bequest of Mrs. Bertha Bristol Tracy in memory of her husband, a member of the
Class of 1900. Income to support a permanent position in the faculty of religion, or
a position connected with the work of the Religion Department.
475,665
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TRAVELERS COMPANIES SENIOR RESEARCH PROJECTS (1988)
Gift from the Travelers Companies of Hartford. Income to be used toward an annual
Travelers Companies Senior Research Prize awarded on Honors Day to a senior
whose research project is selected as the most outstanding, and to provide supplies
and materials needed by undergraduates engaged in eligible projects.
157,647
DEAN CRITTENDEN WALKER, JR. '70 FUND IN ART HISTORY (2007)
Gifts of family, friends, and colleagues in loving memory of Dean Crittenden Walker,
Jr., 1970, who served with distinction as a museum curator of European sculpture
and the decorative arts. Ninety percent (90%) of the income will be used to provide
travel stipends to study works of art and archives at first hand in furtherance of
research projects in art history by students and faculty. The remaining ten percent
(10%) will be added to principal. Annual income use and selection of recipients will
be directed by the director of the art history program or his/her designate.
45,906
SHIRLEY WASSONG MEMORIAL LECTURE (1997)
Initial gift of Mr. Joseph F. Wassong, 1959, in memory of his wife, Shirley G.
Wassong. The fund was augmented by gifts from family and friends. Income is to
be used to support an annual lecture on the general theme “European and American
Art, Culture, or History.”
254,595
CLARENCE E. AND MARJORIE S. WATTERS (1987)
Memorial gifts from family, friends and former students of Clarence E. Watters who
served as Professor in the Music Department and as College organist from 1932 to
1967. Income for programs and projects related to organ music at the College.
44,993
Instruction Funds Held in Trust
CHARLES F. SMITH (1939)
Bequest of Charles Frederick Smith, Hon. '26, of New Britain, CT, Trustee of the
College from 1928 to 1938. Income to further the opportunities offered in the study
of history, philosophy, language, and literature. Bank of America, as trustee of this
fund, controls the principal and transmits the income to the College.
2,315,416
Instruction Functioning as Endowment
ART HISTORY (1987)
Gifts received from alumni and friends of the arts. Fund has been augmented by
unused income being added to principal. Income may be used at the discretion of
the chairperson of the Art History Program.
EDWIN M. BLAKE (1972)
Bequest of Helen L. Blake of Farmington. Income to support programs and activities
associated with the Edwin Mortimer Blake Memorial Room in the Austin Arts Center.
348,223
1,103,747
HY C. DWORIN (1983)
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Hy C. Dworin of West Hartford, CT. Income to be used to fund
two annual awards recognizing graduating seniors of outstanding scholarship in Asian
Studies and Eastern European Studies. Income also for lectures, symposiums,
performances, visiting scholars, or scholarships for students in these areas of studies
and to fund performances and other projects relating to the study of dance.
276,215
EDWARD C. ELY (2000)
Bequest of Ethelwyn A. Ely, in memory of her husband, Edward C. Ely, 1934.
Income to be used by the Chemistry Department for purchase of needed equipment.
497,557
SUSAN TAYLOR GOODWIN FINE ARTS (1983)
Bequest of Susan T. Goodwin of Avon, CT, and increased by gifts from her husband,
H. Sage Goodwin. Income for the Fine Arts Department.
321,705
GRADUATE STUDIES PROGRAM (1960)
Established by the Trustees of the College with gifts from United Technologies, Inc.,
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., and other donors interested in the graduate
program. Income for support of graduate studies or for general purposes.
496,312
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GODFREY T. HUNTER (2000)
Bequest of Godfrey T. Hunter, friend of the College. Income to be used to support
the Department of Mathematics.
50,759
ITALIAN STUDIES FACULTY POSITION (2001)
Established by Trinity College with an initial amount of $50,000. Income is to be
used to support a faculty position in Italian Studies to be housed in the Italian
section of the Department of Modern Languages and Literature.
99,208
PHILIP KAPPEL FINE ARTS (1988)
Bequest of Philip Kappel, Hon. '66, of Roxbury, CT. Income at the disposal of the
chairman of the department for special projects and capital improvement.
1,432,646
EILEEN G. KELLY (1980)
Principal value of a matured life income fund given by Eileen G. Kelly of Berlin.
Income for furthering the liberal arts program.
11,610
LEWIS S. KEYES (2009)
Bequest of Lewis S. Keyes, 1958, M'60, of Norfolk, VA. Income to further the
educational goals of the Chemistry Department for laboratory equipment and
classroom teaching equipment and similar items of a teaching and/or research
nature.
744,835
WENDELL H. LANGDON (1981)
Bequest of Wendell H. Langdon, 1927, of Colonial Beach, Virginia, instructor in
Mathematics and Science at Trinity College in 1930. Income for support of the
Mathematics Department.
33,621
ALFRED G. NYE (1995)
Gifts of Alfred G. Nye of West Hartford, CT, in honor of his nephew, Edwin P. Nye,
Hallden Professor of Engineering, Emeritus. Professor Nye, a member of the Trinity
faculty from 1959 until his retirement in 1983, became Chairman of the Department
of Engineering in 1960 and served as Dean of the Faculty from 1971 to 1979.
Income to be used for the benefit of the Department of Engineering.
1,391,627
BORDEN PAINTER, JR. '58, H'95, FUND FOR ITALIAN STUDIES (2003)
Gifts received from Professor Borden W. Painter, 1958, Hon. '95, twentieth president
of the College, and from alumni, friends and colleagues who have given in honor of
Professor Painter's leadership and vision. Income is to be used to promote initiatives
essential to superior teaching and scholarship by enlarging library holdings of Italian
materials and supporting innovative instruction programs in Italian studies.
61,230
PEELLE (1987)
Gift of the Stroud Foundation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in honor of Agnes Stroud
Peelle and William Ravenel Peelle, Jr., 1970, and increased by gifts from Mr. and Mrs.
Peelle. Income may be used at the discretion of the chairperson of the Art History
Program.
145,438
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CAROLINE AND JOSEPH GRUSS ENDOWMENT FOR JEWISH STUDIES (2001)
Gift from Audrey and Martin Gruss, of New York, NY, parents of Joshua, 1996.
Income is to be used to ensure permanent leadership, concentration, and
momentum in the Jewish studies program.
TOTAL INSTRUCTION
1,552,903
206,735,540