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Higher Learning~Higher Calling Campaign Announcement Williams-Branch Center Rededication Ceremony
Oklahoma Christian University (OC)
officials announced a $60 million comprehensive fundraising campaign on
Feb. 1.
"Higher Learning~Higher Calling - The Campaign for Oklahoma Christian
University" will raise funds for specific scholarship, capital,
restricted and endowment needs. The seven-year campaign is OC's first
comprehensive fundraising initiative since the "With Wings as Eagles"
campaign launched in 1984.
Click here to read the official university news release about the Higher Learning~Higher Calling campaign. Go to www.HigherLearningHigherCalling.com for more information about the campaign and the specific scholarship, capital,
restricted and endowment needs.
The university also officially rededicated its biblical studies building
as the Williams-Branch Center for Biblical Studies during a special ceremony
earlier in the day.
In September, alumni Dr. Charlie and Lesa Branch pledged
$1.5 million toward university endowment and the redevelopment and support
of the building, named in honor of their parents, Charles and Joyce Williams
and Dr. Charles and Sylvia Branch. Renovation and refurbishment of the
Williams-Branch Center has been ongoing over the past several months in
preparation for the annual OC lectureship, which begins Sunday.
Click on the links below for the Higher Learning~Higher Calling campaign
logo and for high-resolution photos of the principals and from the announcements.
OC_HigherLearning_HigherCalling
(Official campaign logo)
oneal_HLHC_annc (OC president Dr. Mike E. O'Neal announcing the Higher Learning~Higher Calling campaign)
WBC_unveiling (L to R: Lesa and
Charlie Branch, Charles and Joyce Williams, Sylvia and Charles Branch)
WBC_principals (L to R: Lesa Branch,
Charles Williams, Joyce Williams, Sylvia Branch, Charles Branch, Charlie
Branch)
WBC_plaque (A photo of the new plaque that now hangs in the Williams-Branch Center for Biblical Studies)
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