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Council Committee Sub-committees in Denver and Houston are regionally focused groups. National and international groups solicit current and potential President’s Council members across the country and overseas. By concentrating efforts on a defined group of potential President’s Council members, four subcommittees will work towards the following specific objectives:  Increasing the
percentage of President’s Council donors who renew their current membership.Soliciting alumni
who have shown the propensity to give at the President’s Council level.Boosting annual
gifts from select President’s Council members.2005-2006 President's Council Committee The following people have graciously given their time and effort to solicit gifts at the level of $1,000 or more from their peers. If you would like to join them, please click here to sign up. You can read the job description in the President’s Council Volunteers manual, by clicking here. An updated committee list will be posted when available. |
| Denver Dr. Steve A. Sonnenberg ’81 (Chair) Mr. Richard A. Beach '66 Mr. Marshall C. Crouch III '67 |
Mr. E. Dean B. Laudeman ’55 Mr. William S. Schneider '83 |
Houston Mr. Alan R. Clemens ’80 (Chair) Mr. George W. Bashen ’48 |
Mr. Harry J. Briscoe, Jr. '71 '72 Mr. Richard C. Jenner III '83 |
What Volunteers Say About Their Experience Steve Sonnenberg PhD Geol ’81, exploitation manager of Westport Resources Corporation’s Northern Division says, “I’m honored to have a degree from CSM. My degree has served me well in both my career and involvement in professional societies, including my recent position as president-elect of AAPG. The least I can do is be active in alumni activities and fundraising. I strongly believe every graduate should give something back to the School and I have found that the majority truly enjoy doing so.” Dave Drummond PE ’75, owner and operator of PowerTuff Corporation in Houston, notes, “I had been looking for a way to get involved with the School, plus I wanted to help other folks recognize the benefits of being a Mines graduate. Working with the President’s Council Committee helps me to achieve both of these goals. Even in tough financial times when I was starting my own company after being downsized, I’ve chosen to maintain my President’s Council membership and keep Mines a priority.” |
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Miriam Morrison Special Giving Officer, President's Council Phone: (303) 273-3128 e-mail: miriam.morrison@is.mines.edu |
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