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NCSU Libraries Focus Online

Volume 21 number 3 - Spring 2001

Library Friends Inducted into Pullen Society

By Tony Reevy, Library Development

During a ceremony at the NCSU Libraries on October 13, 2000, William A. (Bill) and Jacqueline M. Jackson and Micou F. Browne were inducted into North Carolina State University's R. Stanhope Pullen Society for their gift commitments benefiting the library. The Pullen Society recognizes alumni and friends who make deferred gifts to NC State.

The Jacksons made a planned gift commitment to the library that could increase the principal in the Arnold Addison and Mildred Barner Jackson Library Endowment (see Focus, vol. 20.2, page 15, and vol. 16.3, page 5). The endowment, which produces income to support the library's collections in all subjects and formats, is named for Bill Jackson's parents. Jackson is the William Neal Reynolds Professor Emeritus of Soil Science at NC State and received his Ph.D. from this university.

Browne made a planned gift commitment to the library that will eventually expand an Incubator Endowment account into the Micou and Katharine Browne Library Endowment. Browne's son Micou M. Browne created the original incubator account in honor of his parents and to produce income supporting the library's management collections in all formats. The younger Browne, who is a life member in the Friends of the Library, accepted the induction certificate and medal on his father's behalf. The Browne family has a long history of supporting the NCSU Libraries and NC State. Micou F. Browne's late wife, Katharine M. Browne (1916-1993), served as president of the Friends of the Library from 1969 through 1970. His father-in-law, Zeno P. Metcalf (1885-1956), was an NC State faculty member and administrator who built an outstanding entomological collection now held by the library. Browne's father, Thomas Everett Browne (1881-1965), also was an NC State administrator and teacher. The Pullen Society is named for R. Stanhope Pullen, who donated the land used for the original campus of the North Carolina College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts.

More information about the Pullen Society is available from NC State Director of Gift Planning Joan DeBruin at (919) 515-9076.

 

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