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Impact of the Stevens Community
Stevens is grateful to its generous community of supporters. Gifts to Stevens empower our students with leading-edge resources and dynamic opportunities to become change-makers of the future. View this message of appreciation highlighting the incredible impact of the Stevens community.
Every Gift Has a Story
Part of my decision to attend Stevens had to do with the academic scholarship that I was fortunate to receive. I wanted to give the same opportunity to another student. Stevens is a fantastic institution, and I wanted to help in some way.
Ann Fandozzi ’93
CEO, Convergint
Donor-supported positions like the Dr. Stephen Bloom Endowed Chair are valuable tools in helping to recruit stellar scholars.
Jianmin Qu
Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost
I'm proud to support Stevens in nurturing these remarkable individuals and ensure that all students are able to reach their fullest potential.
Emilio A. Fernandez
Distinguished engineer and Stevens Emeritus Trustee
Stevens faculty are innovative researchers and exceptional teachers. They make a profound difference in the lives of students and inspire generations of innovative leaders.
Michael Kakos MMS ’71
Part of my decision to attend Stevens had to do with the academic scholarship that I was fortunate to receive. I wanted to give the same opportunity to another student. Stevens is a fantastic institution, and I wanted to help in some way.
Ann Fandozzi ’93
CEO, Convergint
Donor-supported positions like the Dr. Stephen Bloom Endowed Chair are valuable tools in helping to recruit stellar scholars.
Jianmin Qu
Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost
Make an Impact
Whether the gift is a student’s first, or a bequest honoring a lifetime bond, every gift provides a resource to enable student success, promote faculty excellence and create a vibrant campus.
SpaceX Starship structures engineer Arjun Krishna ’19 M.Eng. ’20 is helping to create the future of space travel. In October 2024, he was part of the historic booster "catch" of the Super Heavy booster – a critical milestone in developing the world's first 100% reusable rocket system.
