Vanderbilt University Register: Faculty-Staff Campaign Spotlight

Through the conclusion of the 2002 Faculty-Staff Campaign, the Register will feature examples of programs to which faculty and staff may choose to contribute.

The Robert Penn Warren Center began its programs in January 1988 under the sponsorship of the College of Arts and Science. It quickly became an intellectual center of activity, providing opportunities for faculty members in different disciplines but with related research and teaching interests to learn and to study with each other. Shortly after the center's inception, the University chose to name the program in honor of one of its most prominent graduates in the arts and humanities, Robert Penn Warren. Contributions from the Faculty-Staff Campaign will help continue the center's promotion of interdisciplinary research and study in the humanities, social sciences and, when appropriate, natural sciences.

The 2002 Faculty-Staff Campaign runs through June 30. For a pledge card or more information, contact the Campaign Office at 343-8759.