Eugene C. Strobel Memorial Scholarship Fund:
Levels of Sponsorship

Named Sponsor:
$4000 (for example: "Eugene C. Strobel Memorial Scholarship - sponsored by DaimlerChrysler")

Named Co-sponsor:
$2000+ (for example: "Eugene C. Strobel Memorial Scholarship - sponsored by your name and ....");
$1000+ (for example: "Eugene C. Strobel Memorial Scholarship - sponsored by your name, ...., and ....")

Individual Contributing Sponsor:
$25-$999 (for example: "Eugene C. Strobel Memorial Scholarship - sponsored by Friends of Eugene Strobel")

Click here for a List of Current Sponsors

Recognition

Students who receive scholarship assistance through the Eugene C. Strobel Memorial Scholarship Fund will receive a letter indicating the scholarship sponsor(s).

The generosity of Named Sponsors and Co-sponsors will also be recognized in the following ways:

- in our annual Junior Year in Munich brochure which reaches 5000 people nationally
- on our Junior Year in Munich and German Bridge websites
- on permanent plaques in the new German-American Heritage room (located in our JYM institute in Munich) and in the German Bridge Conference Center on WSU's Detroit campus

Please remember that you can double the impact of your gift if your company has a Matching Gift program. Ask your Personnel Office for details.

Gifts to Wayne State University are tax-deductible as allowed by law. WSU is tax exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, classified as a publicly supported organization and listed annually in Publication 78 of the Cumulative List of Organizations described in Section 170(c) of the Code.

How to Contribute

You can download complete information about the Eugene C. Strobel Memorial Scholarship Fund, incl. Donation Form, as a PDF file by clicking here.

If you prefer to download just the Donation Form as a MS-WORD 2000 file, click here.

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