New Tuck Fund

A new and expanded Tuck School Alumni Fund is being inaugurated this month. During the past four years, only the Tuck alumni who took their undergraduate degrees at colleges other than Dartmouth have been solicited in the annual campaign. The new Fund, which has the full approval and cooperation of the College administration, will seek gifts from all 4300 Tuck alumni, including members of the regular Dartmouth classes. The 1971 campaign, running through January 15, has a minimum goal of $50,000.

The Dartmouth Trustees have asked Tuck School to develop its own financial resources as a complement to the wider efforts of the College as a whole, and as a means of strengthening the business school's already distinguished educational program. Robert E. Field '43, T '47, of New York City is chairman of the Fund's national executive committee. Assistant Dean Ernest M. Draper '35 will direct the campaign from Tuck School.