For Jim and Ceil Tuman, giving back to La Salle University is about more than just supporting their daughter’s alma mater. It’s a contribution to the local community and helping Explorers’ access potentially life-changing educations.
Steve, ’83, and Carol Zarrilli, ’83, are supporting their alma mater through a generous $125K gift that will support the new Zarrilli Leadership Program, a program focused on first-year student retention and leadership skills.
Kathleen Meriwether, Esq., ’79, and Ellen Meriwether, Esq., ’81, were the first of their five siblings to attend college. They both found purpose and success at La Salle University laying the foundation for successful careers as lawyers.
The generous gift will positively impact Explorers through a scholarship fund, a Career Launch Fund, and The Practitioner Fellows Program in Accounting.
The gift will assist students through two connected components: scholarships and financial aid, and experiential learning and internship support.
The funds will support the Lynch Gordon Family Scholars program and the creation of a new Health and Wellness Center.
This gift will enhance the student learning experience by creating a centralized space in the University’s Connelly Library for academic achievement.
The gift will be used to establish the Scalvino Family Student Success Initiative.
The transformative gift will support programs within the School of Nursing and Health Sciences.
The Nocellas’ donation is one of the largest that the University has received in recent years.
