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The Davidson-Gundy Alumni Center, a planned 30,000-square-foot structure, will offer alumni a place where they can connect with one another and the campus. The center is named for Nancy Gundy Davidson BS’80 and Charles “Chuck” Davidson MS’80 in recognition of a $15 million gift that is making construction of the center possible. The Davidsons support the University in a multitude of ways. Their giving also has made possible the creation of a number of endowed chairs and scholarships, and the Davidson Management Honors Program is named in their honor. In the fall, a groundbreaking ceremony celebrated the undertaking, which will be the first facility that is solely designated for special use on campus. The building, designed to accommodate meetings, conferences and other events, will include a ballroom and be enveloped by 33,000 square feet of outdoor space. The green area will serve as a large event space with an open lawn for private get-togethers, student activities and other special occasions. The facility, which is expected to be completed in 2017, is being designed by San Antonio-based Overland Partners.

The University completed an important chapter in its history with the conclusion of the five-year Realize the Vision campaign at the end of 2014. UT Dallas’ first comprehensive campaign raised $273.3 million, surpassing its $200 million goal and bringing the University closer to becoming a Tier One research institution. The campaign helped the endowment to more than double to $392.7 million as of Aug. 31, 2015, and created new 237 endowed funds to advance research, support scholarships, attract top-level faculty, bolster the work of students and sustain success in existing programs.

For Alumni, Center Will Be Place to Call Home
UT Dallas broke ground for the Davidson-Gundy Alumni Center, a planned 30,000-square-foot structure that will offer the University's more than 90,000 alumni a place where they can connect with one another and the campus.

Alumnus Donates Teaching Salary to Establish UT Dallas Endowment

Two Endowments Honor Longtime BBS Dean Bert Moore
In honor of Dr. Bert Moore, longtime, beloved dean of the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences, two endowments — the Bert Moore Chair in BrainHealth and the Dean Bert Moore Endowment — have been created at The University of Texas at Dallas.

Brain Performance Institute Takes New Shape
The Center for BrainHealth's new 62,000-foot facility that will bring together the latest research and training techniques designed to improve cognitive skills and health.

Callier Center Expansion to Provide Additional Clinical, Research and Educational Programs
The expanded Callier Richardson location will have larger clinical facilities, additional research space, and more classrooms and offices. It is scheduled to be completed in August 2016.

Texas Instruments Supports Innovative Research with New Lab
About 100 students, faculty, employees and officials from Texas Instruments and UT Dallas recently gathered to celebrate the company’s creation of the 1,100-square-foot innovation lab at the UTDesign Studio.