Empowering Health - The Campaign for the School of Nursing
An update from the Campaign for the School of Nursing
March 26, 2020
How can I support the School of Nursing today?
Make a gift online with your credit card
Visit z.umn.edu/makingagift to make a gift online.
Give by phone
612-624-3333
800-775-2187 (toll-free)
Give by check
University of Minnesota Foundation
PO Box 860266
Minneapolis, MN 55486-0266
How can I impact nursing leaders, teachers and discoveries tomorrow?
You can make a commitment to support the School of Nursing through a planned gift by including the school in your will or trust or by designating it as a beneficiary of your retirement plan or life insurance policy. Learn more about how you can benefit the school by visiting give.umn.edu/waystogive or contact anyone from the development team.
School of Nursing Development Team
John Kilbride
612-624-2428
kilbride@umn.edu
Maria McLemore
612-625-1365
mmeclemor@umn.edu
Barbara Mullikin
612-624-0103
westr073@umn.edu
Bernie Aldrich
Rimage Corporation, Retired
Jeannine Bayard
Past Chair
UnitedHealth Group, Retired
Cynthia Jurgensen
Chair
UnitedHealth Group
Lisa Moon
Treasurer
University of Minnesota School of Nursing
Consultant, Advocate Consulting
Christine Mueller
University of Minnesota School of Nursing
Nancy Olson
Abbott Northwestern Hospital, Retired
David Rothenberger
University of Minnesota
Department of Surgery
Sharyn Salmen
Salmen Consulting
Kevin Smith
Secretary
Jack Spillane
National Purity Soap, LLC
Nancy DeZellar Walsh
Chair Elect
DeZellar Walsh Consulting LLC
Ex-Officio Members with voting privileges
Connie White Delaney
Professor and Dean,
University of Minnesota School of Nursing
John Kilbride
Director of Development,
University of Minnesota
School of Nursing
Marjorie Page
Nursing Alumni Representative
Alumni Society Board of Directors
Sandra Anderson
Dawn Bazarko
Mary Lou Christensen
Susan Forstrom
Patricia Kane
Marilee Miller
Carolyn Schroeder
*Denotes degrees from other University of Minnesota schools and colleges
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