MFP Leadership Campaign Makes Year-End Push to Reach $500,000 5-Year Pledge Goal
The ASA is pleased to announce that in 2009 and 2010, the Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Leadership Campaign, led by former ASA Vice President Margaret L. Andersen and Executive Officer Sally T. Hillsman, has been supported by 87 contributing leaders, including Sociologists for Women in Society (SWS). (See September/October 2009, January 2010, and March 2010 issues of Footnotes for prior articles on the Campaign.)
All of these leaders made a significant five-year commitment, or in a few cases a large one-time contribution, to help secure the future of MFP. This leadership comes at a crucial time for MFP, following the end of its NIMH T-32 grant funding. The total amount of the combined 2009 and 2010 pledges have totaled nearly $470,000 over five years, bringing the Campaign close to its $500,000 goal.
There is still time to participate in the MFP Leadership Campaign and help reach the $500,000 mark before the end of 2010! As you think of your year-end giving, please consider joining the donors listed below. MFP is completely supported by contributions from its organizational partners and individual ASA members. For more information, contact Jean H. Shin, Director of the ASA Minority Affairs Program, at shin@asanet.org.
Thank you again to all who have supported the Campaign and also to those who provide support to MFP at ASA membership renewal time, the MFP Benefit Reception at the Annual Meeting, and through contributing publication royalties. A special recognition goes to organizational partners SWS, Alpha Kappa Delta, the Midwest Sociological Society, the Association of Black Sociologists, and the Southwestern Sociological Association! Below is the list of 87 MFP Leadership Campaign contributors:
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Joan Acker Richard Alba Margaret L. Andersen Ronald & Jacqueline Angel Anonymous Janet L. Astner William Bielby Edna & Phil Bonacich Andrew Beveridge Eduardo Bonilla-Silva Florence B. Bonner Christine Bose Clifford Broman Tony N. Brown Michael Burawoy Linda Burton José Z. Calderón Craig Calhoun Obie Clayton Dan & Mary Ann Clawson Patricia Hill Collins Randall Collins Robert Crutchfield William D’Antonio N.J. Demerath Marjorie DeVault Bonnie Thornton Dill Marlese Durr Russell Dynes |
D. Stanley Eitzen Myra Marx Ferree & G. Donald Ferree, Jr. Gary Alan Fine Charles Gallagher William Gamson Cheryl Townsend Gilkes Evelyn Nakano Glenn Debra Guckenheimer Elizabeth Higginbotham Sally T. Hillsman Richard Hope Judith Howard Arne L. Kalleberg Deborah K. King Felice Levine Amanda Lewis & Tyrone Forman Carole Marks Ross Matsueda Cora B. Marrett Ramiro Martinez Douglas S. Massey Doug McAdam McCune Foundation Omar McRoberts Ruth Milkman Joya Misra Aldon & Kim Morris Lisa Park & David Pellow Mary Pattillo |
Ruth Peterson Barbara Reskin* Pamela Roby Orlando Rodriguez Havidán Rodríguez Judith Rollins Mary Romero & Eric Margolis Bernice A. Pescosolido Gerald Platt Willie Pearson, Jr. William Roy Rogelio Saenz Gary Sandefur Sociologists for Women in Society John Solomos C. Matthew Snipp Gregory Squires Teresa Sullivan David T. Takeuchi Howard Taylor Verta Taylor & Leila R. Rupp Edward Telles Kathleen Tierney Don & Barbara Tomaskovic-Devey William Velez David R. Williams Charles Willie William Julius Wilson Maxine Baca Zinn
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* In honor of Carla B. Howery
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