The Vision
Ad Ma·jo·rem
noun \ äd-mä-ˈyȯr-ˌem \
a Jesuit phrase meaning "for the greater." It is taken from Ad majorem Dei gloriam, the Latin motto of the Society of Jesus which translates to "for the greater glory of God."
FROM OUR PRESIDENT
"The specific goals of Ad Majorem: The Campaign for Jesuit Dallas, ensure the continuation of our promise that no qualified student is denied admission based on financial circumstance; that the student experience is rigorous and full of enriching opportunities; that our facilities inspire and encourage the pursuit of excellence; and that each young man is cared for and supported by extraordinary faculty who remain mission centered. I am grateful for all our community has done and will continue to do in support of our young men.
Our ability to fully realize our mission of shaping the minds and hearts of those who will impact the world requires unprecedented generosity, and I am eternally grateful for the difference that our community’s love, care, and meaningful support continues to make in the lives of our students."
- Michael A. Earsing, President
FAQs
- WHY IS JESUIT LAUNCHING A COMPREHENSIVE CAMPAIGN?
- WHAT IS THE TIMELINE FOR THE CAMPAIGN?
- I ALREADY SUPPORT JESUIT ANNUALLY. WHY SHOULD I MAKE A CAMPAIGN GIFT, TOO?
- WHY EMPHASIZE PLEDGES?
- CAN I DESIGNATE MY GIFT TO A SPECIFIC CAMPAIGN PROJECT?
- CAN DEFERRED GIFTS OR ESTATE-TYPE GIFTS BE MADE TO THE CAMPAIGN?
- ARE GIFTS TO THE CAMPAIGN TAX DEDUCTIBLE?
- Additional Questions? Contact Us
WHY IS JESUIT LAUNCHING A COMPREHENSIVE CAMPAIGN?
WHAT IS THE TIMELINE FOR THE CAMPAIGN?
I ALREADY SUPPORT JESUIT ANNUALLY. WHY SHOULD I MAKE A CAMPAIGN GIFT, TOO?
WHY EMPHASIZE PLEDGES?
CAN I DESIGNATE MY GIFT TO A SPECIFIC CAMPAIGN PROJECT?
CAN DEFERRED GIFTS OR ESTATE-TYPE GIFTS BE MADE TO THE CAMPAIGN?
ARE GIFTS TO THE CAMPAIGN TAX DEDUCTIBLE?
Additional Questions? Contact Us
Campaign Leadership Committee
Michael A. Earsing
President
William L. Antes II
Executive Director - Jesuit Foundation
John A. Wensinger '77 |
John A. Gates '83 |
Joelle Abi-Habib |
Douglas J. Lattner '69 |