2006 class gift achieves record-breaking status

The Kellogg School's full-time Class of 2006 has set a new record with its class gift, achieving 91 percent participation and pledging $812,407.

A Kellogg tradition, the class gift allows graduating students to leave a legacy for future classes through their four-year pledge commitment to Kellogg. This year's class voted to allocate its contribution to renovating 39 group study rooms and providing additional funding for the fellowship offered through the Social Enterprise at Kellogg (SEEK) Program.

The 2006 class gift campaign was led by co-chairs Daniel Hosler and Brian Irwin, who organized a committee of 50 classmates to launch a marketing campaign in support of the effort, educate their peers on fundraising efforts at Kellogg, and host several class gift events.

The school is grateful for the generous support of our newest alumni and for their efforts in making this gift campaign such a success.