A Philanthropic Legacy

Jack Love and Theresa Lee

Dean Theresa Lee and her husband Jack Love have established the Theresa Lee and Jack Love Endowment to support the College of Arts and Sciences. Specifically, the aim is to provide unrestricted support for the dean’s office for numerous purposes, including student and faculty support, visiting lecturers, technology purchases, and other academic priorities.

In celebration of Dean Lee’s leadership, friendship, and positive impact on the College of Arts and Sciences, we invite alumni and friends of the college to donate to the endowment. Help us make an impact with your gift today. Thank you for considering this opportunity to increase unrestricted resources for the long-term success of the College of Arts and Sciences.

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  • A record 60,000+ donors contributed $264 million to UT
  • UT is #1 in the SEC for faculty and staff giving percentage
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  • UT was named a top-producing school for Fulbright Scholars for the fourth year in a row
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  • Four programs won SEC Championships in 2021-22: women’s soccer, baseball, women’s swimming and diving, and men’s basketball

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  • SEC in undergraduate enrollment
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  • More than 90% of first-years students receive financial aid and scholarships
  • 9,100+ scholarships awarded from donor support
  • More than 20% of undergraduate students are Pell eligible
  • $17 million+ awarded in privately funded scholarships

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