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the area through education. Hardin and his daughter and son-in-law have been supporters of the College and the Foundation for many years. from the endowment funds initiatives that improve teaching and learning. Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Yvonne Kauger was the featured speaker for the 5th annual James F. Howell “Country Lawyer” Lectureship, May 1, 2006. The James F. Howell “County Lawyer” Lectureship was established by Howell to provide funds for speakers and lecturers in the areas of law, criminal justice, and social science. The endowment was matched with $25,000 by the State Regents in March 2006. Howell, a Midwest City attorney and resident, is a former Senator in the Oklahoma Legislature. He currently serves on the Rose State College Board of Regents. improve and enhance academic programs. Henry Croak, who founded First National Bank of Midwest City, placed a high value on education. His wife, Margaret, established this endowment to perpetuate his legacy of commitment and service to the community. The Excellence in Teaching and Learning Endowment was established by the Rose State College Foundation Board of Trustees with funds realized from the sale of donated property. The endowment is to recognize and foster excellence in teaching and learning at Rose State College. Interest On June 20, 2006, Robert Croak recognized Jimmie L. “Sam” Cole for his years of service to Cole and Reed, P.C., with a $2,000 donation to the Henry Croak Endowment for Business & Information Technology. Established by the family of one of Rose State’s founders, this endowment provides funding for special projects in the Business and Information Technology division to During the 2006 Law Day Lecture, the Rose State Legal Assistant Program was recognized for 30 years of approval by the American Bar Association. Pictured are Rose State President James Cook, Paralegal Studies Director Judy Shaw, Paralegal Studies Professor Janet Wheeler, RSC Foundation Director Lisa Pitsiri and Regent James F. Howell. 27
financial information Protecting the investment of donors is a primary goal of the Board of Trustees of the Rose State College Foundation. Investment decisions are made by the Finance and Investment Committee to provide the greatest yield and to provide immediate access to funds for scholarships and programs at Rose State College. 2006 foundation assets expenditures for 2006 $4,150,624.41 total assets as of June 30, 2006 Artwork Collection $7,000.00 Stocks $29,219.58 Land Held for Sale $31,325.00 Cash & CDs $136,086.14 CommonFund Investments $361,869.01 Atkinson Heritage Center $1,400,000.00 Public & Private Endowments $2,185,124.68 Category of Expense Expenditure Scholarships, Academic Awards and Programs $169,389.14 Audit $22,929.00 Honors and Academic Programs $2,300.00 Community Relations $3,205.04 Fundraising $12,193.57 Atkinson Heritage Center $53,000.00 Real Estate Property $10,442.00 Fundraising Software $12,000.00 Other (Office Supplies, Postage, Insurance, etc.) $8,779.00 $294,237.75 total expenditures for 2006 28 Rose State College Foundation: Annual Report | 2005-2006
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