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Total Number: 33
Already Named: 10
Minimum Gift: $5,000
The 33 bur oak trees lining the new traffic circle are a welcoming sight for everyone entering campus from the main Campbell Road entrance. When the trees are fully grown, they will be a magnificent backdrop for the reflecting pools and stone planters just a few steps away. Construction began in 2011 on the circle for the new University Visitors Center and Bookstore.
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Total Number: 116
Already Named: 15
Minimum Gift: $10,000
A total of 116 magnolias flank the reflecting pools, extending the full length of the plaza. As the trees mature, they will provide welcoming shade from the Texas sun.
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Total Number: 4
Already Named: 0
Minimum Gift: $50,000
The stone planters are a focal point in the enhancement project, prominently located at the head of the plaza. Each planter is encircled in limestone blocks and measures more than 26 feet across. The planters are filled with native red yuccas, providing a colorful and welcoming statement to campus visitors.
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Total Number: 5
Already Named: 2
Minimum Gift: $100,000
The reflecting pools form the central core of the enhancement project, stretching from the School of Management, past the Student Union, ending at the Eugene McDermott Library. The total length of the pools exceeds 600 feet. In times of drought, the pools can be drained to reveal a surface that resembles a dry Texas creek bed.
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There are many ways to support UT Dallas, from planned giving, to supporting endowed professorships and specific schools, to opportunity funds. Review the options here.
Please call the Office of Development and Alumni Relations at 972-883-6504 for more information. All naming gifts require a formal agreement between the donor and UT Dallas. Donors may also fulfill their gift over a pledge period of up to five years.