Ms. Candy Hein

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  Also participating in the announcement were Sheriff Rick Flores; Juan Maldonado, president, Laredo Community College; Candy Hein, vice president for Institutional Advancement, Texas A&M International University; Jorge Gonzalez.

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  "The focus here is the historical museum," said Candy Hein, vice president for Institutional Advancement at TAMIU and former president of the International Good Neighbor Council that sponsors the International Bridge Ceremony, a WBCA event.

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  Candy Hein, TAMIU vice president for Institutional Advancement, concurs that philanthropy is on the rise, and says TAMIU has been a direct beneficiary.
  
  "We've seen continuing growth in philanthropy in Laredo over the past 10 years.Perhaps most significantly, there is a developing 'family' approach to philanthropy within businesses.Hank and Elizabeth Sames, for example, following the Ford Motor Company Fund example, have established a family tradition of giving.They provide support for our Sames Scholars Program.Other families and businesses are also initiating philanthropic gifts with the university," Hein said.
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  For more information on philanthropic giving at the University, contact Hein at 326-2175, email chein@tamiu.edu or click on tamiu.edu/.

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  Candy Hein, TAMIU vice president for institutional advancement, was quick to thank university and community volunteers who staffed the phonathon.
  
  "This really would not have been possible without the support of our volunteers.It was an 'all hands on deck' effort, from our deans and faculty to our administrators, staff and alumni association members," Hein said."We're very blessed to have so many answer our call to help our students realize their higher education dreams here."
  
  For additional information, contact Hein at 326-2175, e-mail chein@tamiu.edu, visit online at www.tamiu.edu/adminis/vpia/?id2 or go by offices in the Sue and Radcliffe Killam Library, room 262B.

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  Businesses interested in donating should call Candy Hein, vice president of the TAMIU Office of the Vice President for Institutional Advancement, at 326-2175 or e-mail chein@tamiu.edu or visit offices in the Sue and Radcliffe Killam Library, Room 262B.
  
  TAMIU alumni or staff interested in volunteering their cheery phone services for an hour or two should also contact Hein.

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  Candy Hein, TAMIU vice president for institutional advancement, said the grant challenges receiving four-year post-secondary institutions to match its gift within a fiscal year.
  
  "It's a tremendous opportunity for us and one that we are aggressively pursuing with like-minded donors and partners," Hein said."We have found our donors are quite keen to double their gift and increase its impact for students.
  
  "We'll need to have the match in place by Dec. 31, 2007.To date, we've already secured $25,000 through a donation by Conoco-Phillips, leaving us with $75,000 to go."
  
  Hein said the grant funds student scholarships at the University.
  
  "Nearly 80 percent of our student body receives financial assistance, so an opportunity like this is much appreciated.We have also benefited from previous grants from the Greater Texas Foundation and are honored and delighted to be partnering with them again," she said.
  
  Donors and partners interested in helping the University to meet the Greater Texas Foundation Award challenge can contact Hein at 326-2175, e-mail chein@tamiu.edu or visit offices in the Sue and Radcliffe Killam Library, room 261.

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  Candy Hein, vice president of institutional advancement at Texas A&M International University, said, "As a Laredoan, I want to say thank you to Convergys for coming to Laredo, creating this institution and creating jobs, and helping us with our economic growth.

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  Good luck to you on your educational venture. (Note: Ms. Hein recently purchased 50 sets to give to the Early Childhood teachers graduating this Fall semester.) - Mrs. Candy Hein, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Texas A&M International University
  
  Thank you so-o-o much!

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  The three are Candy Hein, vice president of institutional advancement at Texas A&M International University; Diana M. De Montemayor, president of Diana M. De Montemayor Inc., a business that specializes in importing, exporting, distribution and warehousing; and Lula Morales, owner of Lula Morales Realty Inc.
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  "First I am honored to share my story with the next generation who are learning to balance career, marriage, motherhood, etc. For three of us from Laredo are a sign that Laredo has a lot of talent and successful stories it makes me Laredo Proud," Hein said.
  
  De Montemayor said she was proud Laredo was represented in the magazine's choices.
  
  "I'm a low-key person.

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  The three are Candy Hein, vice president of institutional advancement at Texas A&M International University; Diana M. De Montemayor, president of Diana M. De Montemayor Inc., a business that specializes in importing, exporting, distribution and warehousing; and Lula Morales, owner …

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