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Arlene Schnitzer Visual Arts Prize to support PSU art students

The Harold and Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation announced today it is creating an Arlene Schnitzer Visual Arts Prize totaling $9,500 annually to Portland State University (PSU) art students. It will be the largest cash award offered in the School of Art and Design at PSU.

The Oregonian: Mary Tooze, longtime Portland arts philanthropist, dies

Mary Tooze, a philanthropist who gave $50,000 for a new piano teaching studio in PSU's Lincoln Hall, died thursday, Jan. 24.

The Oregonian: PSU Honors Program gets a $1 million lift

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A $1 million boost to a Portland State University program benefits academic aces and delivers the third-largest gift for a scholarship endowment in the institution's history.

Attorney and business leader Fred Granum appointed President and CEO of the PSU Foundation

Carl Talton, executive chair for Portland Family of Funds, joins the PSU Foundation board


Carl Talton, executive chair of the Portland Family of Funds and its affiliates United Fund Advisors and Northwest Community Capital Fund, has joined the PSU Foundation Board of Trustees.

Rachel Hitchcock, University Advancement; and J.R. Tarabocchia, Enrollment Management and Student Affairs, presented "How to Start a Major Gift Campaign with a Non-Traditional Student Population" at the Student Affairs Development Conference in Louisville

Rachel Hitchcock, University Advancement; and J.R. Tarabocchia, Enrollment Management and Student Affairs, presented "How to Start a Major Gift Campaign with a Non-Traditional Student Population" at the Student Affairs Development Conference in Louisville, Ky., July 23.

The Oregonian: Verdell Rutherford's photographs and artifacts document history of blacks in Oregon

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The late Verdell Rutherford hoped all the things she saved -- newspapers, photographs, letters, cards, memorabilia from the early days of the NAACP -- would one day tell the story of African-Americans in Portland and Oregon.