Honoring Our Past, Investing in the Future
The Power of Opportunity
For many members of the MBA Class of 1979, attending Tulane's Graduate School of Business was made possible through scholarships, teaching assistantships and the support of those who believed in investing in students. That support allowed us to focus on learning, growing and preparing for meaningful careers and contributions to our communities.
Those opportunities changed the trajectory of countless lives in our class. Today, we have an opportunity to do the same for future students.
By giving back, we can help ensure that talented students, regardless of their financial circumstances, have access to the same transformative education that shaped our own paths.
Honoring Our Classmates
As we reflect on our time together, we remember classmates who are no longer with us. Their friendship, presence and contributions remain an important part of our shared story.
A gift in honor of the MBA Class of 1979 is a meaningful way to celebrate their memory while creating opportunities for future generations of Freeman students.
Paying It Forward
The school we once knew as the Graduate School of Business has evolved into the A. B. Freeman School of Business and is now housed in the Goldring/Woldenberg Business Complex. Today, Freeman offers a broad range of graduate programs, including master's degrees in accounting, finance and business analytics and AI, as well as Executive MBA and other specialized programs.
A Lasting Legacy
A gift in honor of our class is:
- A celebration of the memories we share
- A tribute to classmates we remember
- An investment in the future of the A. B. Freeman School of Business
Make a gift in honor of the MBA Class of 1979 today
Your gift helps ensure that future Freeman students have access to the same opportunities that helped shape our class.
If our class reaches a significant fundraising milestone, we may have the opportunity to establish a scholarship fund in honor of the MBA Class of 1979. To learn more about giving opportunities at Freeman, please contact Lucy Steven at lucysteven@tulane.edu or 443-253-4615.