Achievements of The Midland College Foundation

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Achievements
Since 1992, the Midland College Foundation has raised over $93 million in private donations and federal grants.

Private Contributions
Private sources totaling approximately $71 million have helped fund:

2009	Peggy and Bob Cowan Green Room (click to see)
2009	Elizabeth and Herb Blankinship Lecture Hall (click to see)
2008	F. Marie Hall Academic Building (click to see)
2008	Al G. Langford Chaparral Center Renovation (click to see)
2005	Leona G. & John E. Fox Science Building (click to see)
2004	Hall’s Way (click to see)
2004	Dollye Neal Chapel (click to see)
2003	Nadine & Tom Craddick Hall (click to see)
2001	Men’s Residence Hall (click to see)
2001	Dorothy & Todd Aaron Medical Science Building (click to see)
2001	Jack E. Brown Dining Hall (click to see)
2000	Advanced Technology Center (click to see)
1999	Purchase of additional 53 acres north of campus
1999	O’Shaughnessy Hall (click to see)
1996	Williams Regional Technical Training Center in Fort Stockton (click to see)
1992	Cogdell Learning Center (click to see)
1985	Helen L. Greathouse Children’s Center (click to see)
1985	Davidson Family Health Sciences Building (click to see)
1983	Athletic Residence Hall (click to see)
1978	Beal Plaza (click to see)
1978	Allison Fine Arts Center (click to see)
1975	Murray Fasken Learning Resource Center (click to see)
1975	Pevehouse Administration Building (click to see)
1975	Scharbauer Student Center (click to see)
1975	Abell-Hanger Science Faculty Building (click to see)

Federal Grants
Federal grants have provided over $24 million:

$19.2 million	U.S. Department of Education Hispanic Serving Institutions (2) Hispanic Serving Institutions Cooperative* Hispanic Serving Institutions College Cost Reduction & Access Act Upward Bound (3) Student Support Services (3) Talent Search Gear Up (2) Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education*
$1.6 million	U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development Hispanic Serving Institutions Assisting Communities (HSIAC) (3)*
•$900,000	U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration
•$700,000	U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service (2)*
$2.3 million	U.S. Department of Labor Employment & Training Administration (*2) Community-based Job Training
* Indicates more than one grant received

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