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25-February-1998 
98063 
 
    College News 
 
    by Julian Shipp 
 
LAURINBURG, N.C.-A half-million-dollar challenge from The Morgan Foundation 
launched the 1998 Laurinburg Area Campaign for St. Andrews Presbyterian 
College recently. Jimmy Morgan, chairman of the Laurel Hill-based 
foundation, pledged $500,000 toward the campaign if the Laurinburg and 
Scotland County community matches that amount. "This year's campaign goal 
is $500,000," said college president Warren Board. "But with The Morgan 
Foundation's generous challenge, we expect to reach the $1 million level." 
 
MARYVILLE, Tenn.-Maryville College has received a $25,000 grant from the 
Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation. The grant will be used for general 
scholarships during the 1998-99 academic year. 
 
DUBUQUE, Iowa-The University of Dubuque has received a $1.25 million gift 
from alumna, long-time friend and trustee Jackaline Baldwin Dunlap. The 
gift will provide the resources to equip the new Academic Technology Centre 
with the latest in electronic and audiovisual equipment and provide 
enhanced technology campuswide. Dunlap and her husband, Paul, have been 
loyal supporters of the university. In 1980, they established the Jackaline 
Baldwin Dunlap Distinguished American Lectureship, which annually brings 
noted authorities on the American economic and business system to the 
campus. In 1983, Mrs. Dunlap joined the UD board and played a leadership 
role in developing the university from that time forward. In 1995, they 
founded the Jackaline Baldwin Dunlap Chair of Business, the first fully 
endowed chair of the university, with a gift of $1 million. 

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