FY 2023 GIFTS TO UMASS BOSTON
Driving Diversity in Nursing Mass General Brigham and UMass
achieved a 100 percent certification
Boston’s Manning College of
rate and a 92 percent placement
Nursing and Health Sciences
rate at Mass General Brigham
(MCNHS) are partnering to expand
hospitals. The new $20 million
the college’s Clinical Leadership
investment—$10 million from Mass
Collaborative for Diversity in Nursing
General Brigham and $10 million
program, an initiative they launched
from UMass Boston—will support
together in 2008 to support
400 additional students over five
diversity, practice-preparedness,
years. The funding will also
and behavioral health competency.
underwrite the creation of a
Since 2008, the program has provided hands-on hospital experience and career opportunities
TOTAL GIVING:
$37,366,952
behavioral health equity certificate for program participants. “Nurses are fundamental to
trained nurses, with a concerted
to 135 graduate and undergraduate
the delivery of high-quality,
focus on increasing diversity among
students at MCNHS, which offers
compassionate health care to our
our trainees. This initiative is a
the only four-year public programs
patients,” said Dr. Anne Klibanski,
powerful example of how collabora-
in nursing and exercise and health
president and CEO of Mass General
tion can drive change to overcome
sciences in the Greater Boston
Brigham. “There is an immense
monumental challenges
area. Participating students
need to increase the pipeline of
in a meaningful way.”
DONORS:
13,816
NEW ENDOWMENTS:
$12,700,000
$100K+ GIFTS:
28 ANNUAL FUND GIVING
9% Athletics 16% Academic Programs
36%
Unrestricted*
17% Student Services
22%
Scholarship Aid
Jonathan Martin (third from left), CEO of the North American arm of the global real estate investment firm AEW Capital Management, visited the College of Management in March as the inaugural speaker in the college’s new Distinguished Speaker Series. While there, Martin and AEW Chief People Officer Piper Sheer (center) also celebrated this year’s recipient of the AEW Capital Management–Pamela Strout Herbst ’77 Legacy Scholarship, Tamar Tondreau ’23 (second from left), along with fellow management students.
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* Unrestricted gifts can be used toward a variety of university needs and initiatives.
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