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 Future Expansion
Having successfully raised $67 million in the Shining Star Capital Campaign completed in December 2005, the University has developed strategic plans and priorities for the next phase of growth. Currently, two major facilities are on the drawing board to be located on two city blocks within the campus property. The Center for Science & Health Professions and the Performing Arts & Conference Center will be highlights of the next major phase of University development.
As leadership and priorities are further developed, the University plans to announce a comprehensive capital campaign in early 2013. Meanwhile, the University continues to be blessed with increasing support among all benefactors as well as expanding the number of donors engaged with the University. Thanks to such outstanding philanthropic support, the St. Thomas Star continues to rise as everyone associated with the University embraces the vision of establishing the University as one of the nation’s great Catholic universities over the coming years. |
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| Meet the VP |
 Cynthia Colbert Riley is the Vice President of institutional advancement. As the head of advancement, Riley will lead the University’s fundraising and alumni relations efforts. Cynthia has more than 24 years of experience in institutional leadership in healthcare, higher education and public broadcasting institutions.
Most recently, Riley served as the interim executive director and vice president for development at The Methodist Hospital Foundation in Houston. There, she led fundraising efforts for The Methodist Hospital System, including organizing the hospital’s first strategic fundraising campaign and supporting the planning and development of its ongoing capital campaign. Riley also worked as the senior director of development at University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center and Baylor College of Medicine.
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