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	Erica Altuve Joins Rose-Hulman Development Staff as Director of Annual Giving Erica Altuve has been named the new director of annual giving in the Office of Development at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.
	Class Scholarships Enable College to Continue Recruiting the Best Students Seven Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology graduating classes have reached or exceeded a financial goal that will have a positive impact on Rose-Hulman students and the reputation of Rose-Hulman for many decades. Their efforts are creating new scholarships to enable the college to successfully compete for the nation’s best students. Each class has achieved the goal of raising at least $50,000 or more to establish an endowed scholarship fund in honor of their class.
	Mark Lindemood Named Vice President for Development Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology has selected a veteran higher-education fundraising manager to become the college's new vice president for development. Mark Lindemood will join the Rose-Hulman administration on June 1 to manage the Office of Development.
	Scholarship Golf Outing Raises $35,000 The Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology scholarship fund received a $35,000 boost July 13 as the result of funds raised during the second annual Rose-Hulman Summer Scholarship Golf Outing at Prairie View Golf Course in Carmel, Ind.
	Rose-Hulman Receives $1 Million Lilly Endowment Grant to Attract and Retain Faculty Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology will use a $1 million grant from the Lilly Endowment Inc. to recruit and retain young faculty by providing them with substantial funding to implement innovative projects to enhance undergraduate education at the college.
	GM Key Executive Program Provides Lead Donation to Support Team-Based Student Technology Projects General Motors Corporation has provided the lead donation to support Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's new Advanced Transportation Systems (ATS) Fund for student programs that are developing future engineering and technology initiatives.
	Rose-Hulman Receives Hewlett-Packard Technology Grant to Develop 'M-Learning' Models to Enhance Learning Hewlett-Packard Company has awarded Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology $130,489 in cutting edge personal tablet computer technology to develop "m-learning" educational models to amplify student-professor interactions, and enhance learning in the classroom and laboratory.
	Kern Family Foundation Gift Creates Second ECE Studio Classroom Lab A $125,000 grant from the Kern Family Foundation of Waukesha, Wisc. is creating a second, studio-style laboratory classroom in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.