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World-class kinesiology research facility coming to UCalgary
The University of Calgary will soon be home to one of the most advanced post-secondary research facilities dedicated to the study of human performance, movement and sport science, thanks to an extraordinary $20-million gift from the Taylor Family Foundation.
Taylor Family’s enduring vision shapes the future while honouring the past
Don and Ruth Taylor’s latest gift to UCalgary — set to revolutionize the future of kinesiology — makes the Taylor family the university’s largest individual donor, with their support advancing health, education, history and the arts.
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Giving Day 2024 across campus, part 3
Today’s the day! Be a part of UCalgary Giving Day by making a gift before midnight tonight
UCalgary Companion Animal Health Fund accelerates pioneering veterinary-medicine research
Furry — and not-so-furry — friends of all kinds benefit from Giving Day support
Grandmother’s Lodge is home away from home for Indigenous students
Ongoing support through initiatives like Giving Day crucial for expansion of ceremonial lodge programming
Giving Day 2024 across campus, part 2
Giving Day is still a few days away, but you don’t have to wait until then to make your gift
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