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Shaping our Future Campaign Update

To our community, friends and supporters

Together with community support from our generous donors, we have far exceeded goals set for Husson University’s Shaping our Future Comprehensive Campaign. This includes unlocking a $4 million grant from the Harold Alfond Foundation, the largest donation ever given to the University. This will allow us to break ground on our 42,000-square-foot new Center for Business.   On behalf of the entire University, we give you our heartfelt thanks and immense gratitude for recognizing the importance of our mission.  

Sincerely, Robert A. Clark, Ph.D., CFA President, Husson University

The Campaign: Shaping our Future

Husson University Raises Nearly $38 Million and Concludes Its First-Ever Comprehensive Campaign

Press Release

“We accepted the challenge to do more because we believe in a better future,” said Robert A. Clark, Ph.D., president of Husson University. “This successful campaign has made it possible for us to better support the success of our students and serve as a catalyst responsible for the economic future of our state. There is no greater calling for any institution than the transformation of students’ lives and the education of our future leaders.”  Read more >

Campaign Priorities

Driving Educational Excellence and Strengthening Resources

The importance of endowment.

A strong endowment ensures an institution’s vitality while providing students with opportunity and educational resources.  

Aspirations

Ensuring Our Prominence as Maine’s Business Education Leader.

To ensure the College of Business is able to continue to meet the demands of future generations of students, the College has a prioritized need for new, dedicated space.

Facilities

Supporting a solid foundation for growth.

An explosion of program growth at Husson has led to challenges. As an educational institution, we must ensure that our educational offerings continue to meet the needs of our students. Many programs have an ongoing need for new technology and space to accommodate growing demand.