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UArizona Alumnus R. Ken Coit Commits $50M to Advance College of Pharmacy

Entrepreneur and University of Arizona College of Pharmacy alumnus R. Ken Coit has committed $50 million through his family foundation to solidify UArizona's place as a leader in pharmaceutical education, research and innovation.  "It is my goal to see the University of Arizona College of Pharmacy take its place among the top three programs in the nation," Coit said. 

It's Not Just a Game: Advancing the Philosophy of Sport

Peg Brand Weiser is a laureate professor and research professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Arizona, teaching a course on “Philosophy of Sport,” among others. Weiser and her husband, Ed – a retired physician who teaches medical ethics in the philosophy department – decided to fund the Peg Brand Weiser Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Philosophy of Sport to help advance the field and the career of a new Ph.D.

Writing the Border

Three to four students from the SFSW Program of the University of Arizona travel every summer to research and write on social justice and environmental challenges unique to the U.S.-Mexico border in Patagonia, Ariz. These students also lead storytelling workshops and engage in hands-on environmental restoration projects with 10-15 high school students from underserved border communities, in collaboration with the Borderlands Restoration Network’s Borderlands Earth Care Youth Program.

Olden Lee, '68 Business Administration

"A great education is essential. I just believe that. If the university can duplicate for others what it provided me, then I'm going to do my part to help that happen. I'm committed to doing it."