Radio Station WGLT Funds
Total funds: 11
Albert N. Attaway WGLT Endowment Fund
This fund was established in 2012 by Sarah S. Attaway, Dr. Jill S. Attaway, Dr. Mitch Griffin, and Parker Griffin in memory of Albert Attaway, Sarah's husband and Jill's father. Albert N. Attaway (1928-1991) loved music, played trombone and piano, and played in a band while earning his B.S. in industrial engineering from the University of Texas. Because of his love of music and his musical ability this gift to WGLT Radio is a fitting tribute to his life. The purpose of the fund is to assist with the general operating costs of WGLT.
Dr. Robert and Marilyn Sutherland Endowment for WGLT
Dr. Robert and Mary Sutherland have been supporters of WGLT and NPR news and other programs for many years. To ensure support for general operations of the station, Dr. and Mrs. Sutherland established this endowment to support the general operating costs of WGLT and scholarships for students involved with the station.
The WGLT Future Endowment Fund
The WGLT Future Endowment Fund was established in 2011 through a generous gift from the Estate of Laura P. Sullivan. It was created to honor her longtime support of WGLT Radio. The fund is to be used for the general operating expenses of WGLT as determined by the general manager of WGLT in consultation with the executive director of the School of Communication.
Friends of WCBU Fund
WCBU public radio serves the Peoria area and is managed by WGLT, Illinois State University's public radio station. The Friends of WCBU Fund provides support for WCBU's activities, programs and operations. WGLT public radio is licensed to Illinois State University and is part of Illinois State University School of Communication.
Vidette Enhancement Fund
The Vidette Enhancement Fund provides support for the activities, programs and operations of the Daily Vidette. The Vidette is Illinois State University's student newspaper.
Carl Hulse Endowed Scholarship Fund
The Carl Hulse Endowed Scholarship provides support for a student in the School of Communication who is also working on the editorial staff or as a reporter for the Vidette. Funds may be used for tuition and other related educational expenses such as fees and text books.
Friends of WGLT
WGLT public radio is licensed to Illinois State University and is part of Illinois State University School of Communication. The Friends of WGLT Fund provides support for the activities, programs and operations of the station.
Richard L. Hunter Memorial Scholarship
The Richard L. Hunter Memorial Fund was created in 2007 by dear family, friends, and staff members of the Daily Vidette. This fund pays tribute to the humble, dedicated man who served as systems manager for the newspaper for nearly 11 years until his death in a boating accident. The scholarship will honor a Daily Vidette student who exemplifies those attributes. Each candidate must be: A. Enrolled in good standing at ISU. B. Demonstrated strong academic achievement, as evidenced by a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. C. Worked as a student staff member at the Daily Vidette for one calendar year. D. Exhibited the characteristics that were typical of Richard Hunter, including a humble spirit, a positive attitude, a willingness to help others, a love for his/her work and efforts toward fostering The Vidette family atmosphere. Assets of this endowment are invested in the ISU Endowment Investment Pool. The Richard L. Hunter Memorial Fund was created in 2007 by dear family, friends, and staff members of the Daily Vidette. This fund pays tribute to the humble, dedicated man who served as systems manager for the newspaper for nearly 11 years until his death in a boating accident. The scholarship will honor a Daily Vidette student who exemplifies those attributes. Each candidate must be: A. Enrolled in good standing at ISU. B. Demonstrated strong academic achievement, as evidenced by a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. C. Worked as a student staff member at the Daily Vidette for one calendar year. D. Exhibited the characteristics that were typical of Richard Hunter, including a humble spirit, a positive attitude, a willingness to help others, a love for his/her work and efforts toward fostering The Vidette family atmosphere.
Vidette Alumni Scholarship
This endowment was established in 1987 by members of the Vidette Alumni Association to award to a deserving full-time student employed at the Vidette. The scholarship is awarded to a freshman, sophomore, or junior in good academic standing, considering both academic achievement and financial need, as well as level of involvement at the Vidette. Assets of this endowment are invested in the Illinois State University Endowment Investment Pool. The Vidette Alumni Scholarship was established in 1987 by members of the Vidette Alumni Association to award to a deserving full-time student employed at the Vidette. The scholarship is awarded to a freshman, sophomore, or junior in good academic standing, considering both academic achievement and financial need, as well as level of involvement at the Vidette.
James Noah Vidette Editor's Scholarship
The James Hoah Vidette Editor's Scholarship was created in 2005 by James. E. Noah, in recognition of his student experiences at ISU. The purpose is to provide financial support to ISU students serving as Editor of the Vidette, the University's daily student newspaper. Assets from this endowment are invested in the ISU Endowment Investment Pool. The James Noah Vidette Editor's Scholarship was created in 2005 by James. E. Noah, in recognition of his student experiences at ISU. The purpose is to provide financial support to ISU students serving as Editor of the Vidette, the University's daily student newspaper.
WGLT Facilities and Equipment Fund WGLT Equipment Fund
The WGLT Facilities and Equipment Fund helps support the facilities and operational needs of WGLT, including the purchase and maintenance of equipment for the station. WGLT public radio is licensed to Illinois State University and is part of Illinois State University School of Communication.