Brenda Wilson-Hale

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  "(UPMIFA) allows the foundation to consolidate endowments of up to $75,000," said Brenda Wilson-Hale, vice president of University Development and chief executive officer for the WSU Foundation.

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  Wilson-Hale Named Vice President for University Development
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  PULLMAN, Wash. - Brenda Wilson-Hale has been named vice president for university development and executive officer of the WSU Foundation.
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  "Since joining the Foundation, Brenda Wilson-Hale has provided outstanding direction and leadership.
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  I thank President Floyd, the search committee and the Board of Governors for this decision," Wilson-Hale said.
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  Since March 2007, Wilson-Hale has served as senior vice president of the WSU Foundation.She came to WSU from Michigan State University, where she served as senior director of development.She has also held leadership roles in fundraising positions at DePaul University in Chicago, Morehouse School of Medicine and Spelman College, both in Atlanta.
  
  She earned her bachelor's degree in journalism from Wayne State University in Detroit and her law degree from the same institution.
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  Wilson-Hale succeeds Len Jessup, who stepped down from the position last May to rejoin the faculty in the College of Business.

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  Brenda Wilson-Hale arrived at Washington State University in March 2007 to serve as Senior Vice President of the Washington State University Foundation. In this role, Brenda managed a staff of more than 125 front line fundraisers and advancement professionals. In May 2007, Brenda was appointed Interim Vice President for University Development and was named Vice President for University Development and Chief Executive Officer of the WSU Foundation in Feburary 2008.
  
  Brenda brings more than 25 years of public and corporate relations, marketing, and development experience to her post at the WSU Foundation. Prior to arriving at WSU, Brenda served as Senior Director of Development for The Eli Broad College of Business at Michigan State University from July 2005 to February 2007. In this role, she successfully led the college's fund-raising efforts to a $125 million goal as part of the University's $1.2 billion Campaign for MSU. Brenda also held several development positions with DePaul University, including Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations (1999-2002); Associate Vice President, Office of Development (2002-2004); and Vice President, Office of Development (2004-2005).
  
  Past positions included Associate Director for Corporate and Foundation Relations at Michigan State University (1996-1999); Assistant Director of Campaigns for the Morehouse School of Medicine (1995-1996); and Director of Development for the Museum of African American History (1989-1993). Brenda began her career in the Bell system, working for Michigan Bell, AT&T, Ameritech public relations and marketing for 12 years. She was promoted several times during her Bell system career.
  
  Brenda earned her bachelor's degree in Journalism in 1973 and her Juris Doctorate in 1992, both from Wayne State University. She is a member of the Association of Fund Raising Professionals and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.

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  "The university has seen a tremendous period of growth and quality in recent years," said Brenda Wilson-Hale, vice president for university development and chief executive officer of the WSU Foundation.

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  "Jeff has a breadth and scope of knowledge about fundraising, and about WSU in particular, that makes him ideally suited for this leadership role," said Brenda Wilson-Hale, vice president for university development and chief executive officer of the WSU Foundation.

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  In December 2007, the WSU Foundation received $12.1 million, said Brenda Wilson-Hale, vice president for University Development and chief executive officer of the WSU Foundation.
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  "Overall impact has not shown up negative, yet," Wilson-Hale said.
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  As the WSU Foundation faculty has grown during the past few years, it has become more aggressive in reaching out for donations, Wilson-Hale said.
  
  "We are seeing more people and asking more people," she said.
  
  However, the university's hiring freeze has halted faculty expansion.
  
  Despite the slowdown, Wilson-Hale said alumni donations are appreciated and provide a significant boost to the university.
  
  "$6.7 million is still a lot of money," she said.
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  "The relationships we build with people who give to this university are what makes this university," Wilson-Hale said.

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  Wilson-Hale Named Vice President for University Development
  
  PULLMAN, Wash. - Brenda Wilson-Hale has been named vice president for university development and executive officer of the WSU Foundation.
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  "Since joining the Foundation, Brenda Wilson-Hale has provided outstanding direction and leadership.
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  I thank President Floyd, the search committee and the Board of Governors for this decision," Wilson-Hale said.
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  Since March 2007, Wilson-Hale has served as senior vice president of the WSU Foundation.She came to WSU from Michigan State University, where she served as senior director of development.She has also held leadership roles in fundraising positions at DePaul University in Chicago, Morehouse School of Medicine and Spelman College, both in Atlanta.
  
  She earned her bachelor's degree in journalism from Wayne State University in Detroit and her law degree from the same institution.
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  Wilson-Hale succeeds Len Jessup, who stepped down from the position last May to rejoin the faculty in the College of Business.

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  "It's record breaking and it's wonderful news for us," said Brenda Wilson-Hale, vice president for university development and chief executive officer of the WSU Foundation.
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  Though the fiscal year 2008 ended June 30, these numbers could not be released until now because they had to be verified multiple times, Wilson-Hale said. Of the $143,692,185 received, about $52 million came from gifts from alumni and supporters. The rest of the funds included about $23 million in private grants for research, about $32 million in pledged grants - which includes the grant from the Gates Foundation - and about $37 million in revocable gifts, which are guaranteed through trusts and wills, Wilson-Hale said.
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  Wilson-Hale said though its hard to predict, the foundation is aiming for similar donations this year. She said in these hard economic times, increased private fundraising is imperative.

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  President Elson S. Floyd hired Brenda Wilson-Hale in late January to replace Len Jessup.
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  Brenda Wilson-Hale was appointed to the position of vice president for university development and executive officer of the WSU Foundation by President Elson S. Floyd in late January.
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  "This is a prestigious appointment from a wonderful university," Wilson-Hale said."My goal is to serve the interest of WSU by fundraising at the highest potential that we can possibly achieve."She succeeds Len Jessup, who left the position in May.
  
  "Since joining the foundation, Brenda Wilson-Hale has provided outstanding direction and leadership," Floyd said in a news release.
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  Wilson-Hale is now responsible for leading university fundraising efforts.
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  Wilson-Hale has shown strong management skills in her work with the foundation, Culver said.
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  Under Wilson-Hale's leadership, the foundation will make sure that private support is at levels that fit the stature of the university.Wilson-Hale plans to build a strong team to work toward the key fundraising initiatives of the university.
  
  "To be in a leadership position, I can channel energy from all of these great thinkers and great people for the objectives of the university," she said.
  
  Wilson-Hale started working as senior vice president of the foundation in March 2007.She came to WSU from Michigan State University.Her work history includes many leadership roles in fundraising at DePaul University in Chicago, Morehouse School of Medicine and Spelman College, both in Atlanta.
  
  The purpose of the foundation she now leads is to promote private support and raise money for university programs, initiatives and properties.
  
  "We are the private fundraising arm for the university," Wilson-Hale said.
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  Wilson-Hale said as a rule, they also have the greatest affection for the university.
  
  "Being able to work with those people who are alumni and great friends of the institution is personally rewarding," Wilson-Hale said.

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  Brenda Wilson-Hale, vice president for university development and chief executive officer of the foundation, said in an e-mail that Puckett is a "determined, detail-oriented, a successful fundraiser and a genuinely caring and concerned manager."
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  Wilson-Hale said the foundation recieved $324 million in donations last year.

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