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As the COB moves forward, the collective impact of financial contributions and leadership becomes critical to our model of a “high fidelity” business education. The COB needs more than ever the types of facilities and educational intervention that have not been accounted for in the State’s operational budget. Whether it is a financial services laboratory, a ‘maker space’ center, a groundbreaking curriculum, wide ranging partnerships that operationalize a global mindset or required internships for all business students, external funds and relationships are vital to creating new ideas and enabling the unparalleled quality of programs that we offer.

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How to Support COB

In addition to donating your time as a lecturer or guest speaker, you can support Sacramento State’s College of Business in the following ways:

  • Scholarship Funds
  • Endowments for Programs and Faculty
  • Fellowships – Faculty support through Fellowships
  • Professorships
  • Chairs
  • Charitable Gift Annuities and Trusts
  • Bequests
  • Gifts – Includes annual and planned donations of cash, securities, real estate and personal property

For more information contact Tim Richter, Director of Development, at (916) 278-4282.

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