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Gift Opportunities
Thank you for considering a donation to the University of Michigan Sociology
Department.
Sociology provides a distinctive and important perspective on the social world,
generating new ideas while critiquing the old. The discipline offers a range of research
techniques that can be applied to virtually any aspect of social life: street crime and
delinquency, corporate downsizing, family dynamics, global issues of peace and war, or
changing attitudes about race and gender. Because sociology addresses the most challenging
issues of our time, it is an ever-expanding, intellectually dynamic field with broad
policy implications. Indeed, sociologists are increasingly called upon to help craft the
policies and programs that shape the contemporary world.
We count on the generous support of our alumni and friends in helping us sustain
the best possible research and educational environment for the sociologists of today and
tomorrow. Your gift to UM Sociology will provide our faculty and students with expanded
opportunities to exercise their "sociological imaginations" as active learners, innovative
researchers, and engaged citizens. Support is needed in the following areas.
Donations are tax deductible and can be made by check or credit card. All donors will
be eligible for Presidential Society Recognition opportunities, including the President's
Club ($15,000), the Tappan Society ($50,000) and the Hutchins Society ($100,000).
Please mail checks to:
Department of Sociology
University of Michigan
RM: 3001 - LSA Building
500 S. State Street
Ann Arbor, MI
48109-1382
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When filling out the on-line form, be sure to designate that you want your gift
to go to the Sociology Department in the comments section.
Clicking the icon above will send you to the University’s donor website. Once there be sure to click
the icon that resembles the one above to start the process.
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Please call Linda Williams, the Sociology Chair's Secretary, at 734-764-5554,
if you have any questions.
Thank you for your support!
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