Building Enterprising Spirit: Jane R. and Pat S. Bolin ’73 commit $7.5 million to The SMU Cox School of Business
This is the perfect time to invest in the future of the Cox School.
- Pat Bolin, Executive Chairman, Eagle Oil & Gas Co.
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At SMU Cox, your classroom is on the same energy circuit as Dallas's Global 500 hub. Cox teachers are real-world experts who advise business leaders — and they'll connect you.
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A Message From Matthew B. Myers, Dean of the Cox School of Business
I invite you to read the message below, offered by Dallas resident and our campus neighbor at the Bush Presidential Center, President George W. Bush. These thoughts are representative of the Cox School’s philosophy and our dedication to diversity and to the disenfranchised, including at this particularly difficult time in history, our students, friends, and colleagues in the African-American community.
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Fueling the Future of Business: Gina L. and Tucker S. Bridwell ’73, ’74 Commit $15 Million to the Cox School
A $15 million gift from Gina L. and Tucker S. Bridwell (BBA ’73, MBA ’74) to SMU’s Cox School of Business will generate transformational economic research and cutting-edge business education for generations to come, through the creation of the new Bridwell Institute for Economic Freedom.
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Investing in a culture of collaboration
An $11.5 million gift from Aurelia and Brad Heppner ’88 and family to SMU’s Edwin L. Cox School of Business will strengthen the school’s commitment to fostering the leadership skills of tomorrow’s executives and investing in groundbreaking research that impacts the business world.
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