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While a whole network of College alumni committees will work with the University development office to raise the Faculty's $250 million. Bok and the deans of the four graduate schools will be the prime fund-raisers for the public policy programs.
"The individual deans will have to be the spark-plugs for this effort," Thomas M. Reardon, director of development, says.
The money will endow professorships and fellowships at the Kennedy School of Government and the public-policy-related programs at the Graduate Schools of Design. Education and Public Health.
No plan for dividing the $20 million among the schools yet exists. "The hope is that each school will raise as much as it can, and that each school will get at least $5 million," Reardon says.
"President Bok has made it clear that the University will not just hand the money to us, but rather the school has the opportunity to work to raise these funds in the period of the drive," Graham T. Allison, Jr. '62, dean of the Kennedy School, says.