The Nieri Family Alumni and Visitors Center will be an inviting destination for current and future members of the Clemson Family to feel at home.
Dave and Lynette Snow have positioned the newly named Snow Institute for the Study of Capitalism to become the model program in America focused on the moral principles of capitalism.
Thanks to a generous donation from Ashley Johnson ’89, the Johnson Family Student Memorial and Reflection Garden accompanies the Samuel J. Cadden Chapel.
Bo and Donna Gossett’s visionary establishment of a $2.5 million Academic Cornerstone Gift, the first Cornerstone gift exclusively dedicated to the Division of Student Affairs. This gift aims to enhance student well-being and growth.
The Turners’ Academic Cornerstone gift of $3 million for the new Clemson Alumni and Visitors Center will introduce the Turner Family Loggia and offer a special place for alumni to return home.
Amy and Mitchell “Micky” Scott ’75 gift the first $2.5 million Academic Cornerstone for Clemson’s College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Life Sciences to support scholarships.
Garrisons become first Cornerstone Partners for both athletics and academics at Clemson.
Mark and Kathryn Richardson: Academic Cornerstone Partners for Clemson University.
Jeffrey J. “JB” Brown ’95 and Sara M. Brown ’98 are laying the foundation for the future through a gift of $2.5 million in support of scholarships, the Clemson Experience for students, inclusive excellence and The Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business.
Brook T. Smith ’89 and Pamela (DuRant) Smith ’89 have given a $2.5 million gift to create the Brook T. Smith Accelerator at Clemson University.
