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First edition. |
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1 online resource |
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polychrome |
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text file |
| Contents |
Introduction: A framework for development -- Sixty exemplars who have made lasting impressions -- James M. "Cop" Forsyth, class of 1912 -- H.R. "Bum" Bright, class of 1943 -- Clay Bright, class of 1978 -- Grady S. Appling, class of 1919 -- Sterling C. Evans, class of 1921 -- Sara and John H. Lindsey, class of 1944 -- Michel T. Halbouty, class of 1930 -- P.M. Green, class of 1925 -- H.B. "Pat" Zachry, class of 1922 -- Sid M. Kyle, class of 1926 -- Sam Houston Sanders, class of 1922 -- T.R. "Bob" Frymire, class of 1945 -- Netum Steed, class of 1941 -- Chester J. Reed, class of 1947 -- Jack Little, class of 1960 -- George J. Eppright, class of 1926 -- Anonymous, class of 1969 -- Erle Nye, class of 1959 -- H.R. "Jack" Finney Jr., class of 1938 -- Patricia Ward, class of 1988 -- John W. Runyon Jr., class of 1935 -- George O. Yamini, class of 1939 -- Leslie L. Appelt, class of 1941 -- Richard Schubot -- Madlin Stevenson -- "Puggy Poo" -- Richard Conolly Sr., class of 1937 -- Paul and Judy Andrews -- Tom and Joan Read -- James Whatley, class of 1947 -- Wofford Cain, class of 1913 -- Jesse L. Easterwood, class of 1909 -- Curtis Robert, class of 1949 -- Oscar Wyatt Jr., class of 1945 -- James E. and A.P. Wiley, class of 1946 -- E. "Pat" Olsen, class of 1923 -- Joe Hiram Moore, class of 1938 -- Walter W. Lechner, class of 1914 -- Ford D. Albritton Jr., class of 1943 -- Melbern G. Glasscock, class of 1959 -- Ed. F. Kruse, class of 1949, and Howard Kruse, class of 1952 -- J. Neeley, class of 1922 -- John Blocker, class of 1945 -- Mike Dillingham, class of 1935 -- Floyd Thurman, class of 1934 -- Harold J. "Bill" Haynes, class of 1946 -- J.L. Huffines Jr., class of 1944 -- R.G. Wallace, class of 1950 -- Burton L. "Burt" Delleney, class of 1933 -- Jack Brown, class of 1946 -- John Tom Campbell, class of 1945 -- George P. Mitchell, class of 1940 -- Modesta and Clayton W. Williams Jr., class of 1954 -- James W. Aston, class of 1933 -- On fundraising -- Fundraising 101 -- My fundraising formula -- Parting thoughts. |
| Summary |
ROBERT L. WALKER has served for more than five critical decades in leading fundraising roles at Texas A & M University, including holder of the distinctive James Aston University Chair in Institutional Development. Recently retired from Texas A & M, he still lives in College Station, where he and his son, Sid A. Walker, manage The Walker Consulting Group. |
| Local Note |
eBooks on EBSCOhost EBSCO eBook Subscription Academic Collection - North America |
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Walker, Robert L., 1936-
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Walker, Robert L., 1936- |
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Texas A & M Foundation -- History.
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Texas A & M Foundation. |
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History. |
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Texas A & M University. Development Foundation -- History.
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Texas A & M University. Development Foundation. |
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Texas A & M University -- Finance.
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Texas A & M University. |
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Finance. |
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Texas A & M University -- Alumni and alumnae -- Biography.
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Alumni and alumnae. |
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Biographies.
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Fund raisers (Persons) -- Texas -- Biography.
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Fund raisers (Persons) |
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Texas. |
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Educational fund raising -- Texas -- College Station.
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Educational fund raising. |
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Texas -- College Station. |
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Electronic books.
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Autobiographies.
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Autobiographies.
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| Other Form: |
Print version: Walker, Robert L., 1936- Footprints in Aggieland. First edition 9781623493141 (DLC) 2014047994 (OCoLC)899738251 |
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9781623493158 (electronic book) |
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1623493153 (electronic book) |
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9781623493141 |
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1623493145 |
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