An e-newsletter of the MSU Foundation
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Gayle Mitchell reflects on a lifetime of education
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When Gayle Mitchell reflects on her lifelong commitment to education, she begins with her mother, who made reading and learning a priority. Though her mother never attended college, she taught during World War II and instilled in her daughter the belief that education is both a privilege and a pathway.
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Paws for a Cause campaign honors pets and those who care for them
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Our Paws for a Cause Campaign is a time to honor a cherished friend, a veterinary provider or a fellow animal lover through a gift to the college’s Companion Animals Require Excellence (CARE) Fund. To participate, participants are invited to write a personal message and return it with their gift.
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Noah Berry joins MSU Foundation development staff
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Noah Berry joined the Mississippi State University Foundation office development team in January 2026. He is the assistant director of development for the MSU-Extension, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, and Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Experiment Station. Being an MSU alum, Berry steps into this role with enthusiasm and proven experience.
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Williams leaving marks that will last forever
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Tommy Williams grew up just off Interstate 20 in Newton, Mississippi, the son of a small-town pharmacist who believed in hard work, steady saving and the life-changing power of an education. Those lessons, learned early, would shape not only his 40-year banking career but also his commitment to giving back, particularly to Mississippi State University, the place that helped launch his future.
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