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ge. The two professors each contributed a cornerstone amount and then wrote some three-thousand solicitations to the students they had taught in their combined 62 years at the College. The money resulting from the letters and the two faculty members was then matched by President Hull to establish the UNITAS Fund; the initial amount was about one-hundred thousand dollars. A presidential advisory board was then appointed to promote funding applications from the faculty, staff and student body in support of diversity and community at the College. This group meets monthly during the academic year to conduct the affairs of UNITAS. Sixty or more events have been supported thus far. Lectures, performances, student study programs, teas, seminars, workshops, library acquisitions, luncheons, receptions and many other activities have received support. We believe that UNITAS is a unique institution among American colleges and universities. In a world of growing diversity an education is deficient unless those participating come to know and respect the wondrous array of people sharing the academic experience. We welcome you to be a part of it!