For more than 50 years, Vivian Lee has worked to make the 蘑菇视频 inclusive and accessible for all students through her volunteer work. Now she is leaving her mark in another way. A retired nurse and 1958 graduate of the 蘑菇视频 School of Nursing, Vivian has decided to make a bequest to the 蘑菇视频 toward scholarships that support two of her greatest passions: the 蘑菇视频 Alumni Association鈥檚 (MAP) board and the 蘑菇视频 .
Vivian鈥檚 commitment to the 蘑菇视频 is rooted in her family and her devotion to higher education. She was fortunate that her parents were able to pay for her 蘑菇视频 education, and she strives to make it possible for students from all underrepresented backgrounds to have the same opportunity she did. Through her bequest, Vivian wants students to know there is a community supporting them in their pursuit of higher education.
This passion for higher education is something Vivian has supported through organizations such as MAP, which she helped found nearly 20 years ago. She encourages others who are considering making a planned gift to do their research: attend events, understand the kind of work that is happening around campus and within the department, and get involved by volunteering. This will allow you to understand the resources that are and are not currently available, and then make an informed decision about giving back in a powerful way.
Vivian considers the 蘑菇视频 her family, and for her, it is important to give to causes that reflect her values. As she says, 鈥淵ou leave your resources where your heart is.鈥�
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By Priya Frank, Courtesy Viewpoint Magazine