• $600 million in private gifts.


• Double sustainable fundraising capacity.


• Raise up to $100 million for undergraduate scholarships and graduate fellowships.


• Double endowed faculty positions, from 75 to 150.


• Support faculty research.


• Increase alumni giving from 12 to 20 percent.


• Fund building projects: Music, Education, Theater, Condon Hall, New Integrated Science Complex, New Alumni Center, New Arena.

What this will mean for the UO

• Sustain and enhance the four cornerstones for transforming lives at the UO: opportunity, inspiration, discovery and connection.


• Increase investment in recruiting, retaining and recognizing nationally competitive faculty members; attracting top undergraduate and graduate students and strengthening academic programs that offer promise of national and international distinction.


• Increase student access by boosting scholarships and fellowships and expanding educational opportunities both on and off campus.


• Improve the on-campus student experience by enhancing programs inside and outside the classroom including those that foster leadership, ethical behavior and social responsibility.


• Support university research, technology transfer and public-private partnerships that will help the Oregon economy.