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Computer executive giving Clemson $2.5 million (The Times and Democrat) |
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Friday, 29 August 2008 |
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CLEMSON, S.C. - The founder and chairman of a computer software company is giving Clemson University $2.5 million to endow two faculty positions in computer research.
$2.5 million to fund computer research at Clemson University (The State)
The founder and chairman of a computer software company is giving Clemson University $2.5 million to endow two faculty positions in computer research. C. Tycho Howle is a Clemson graduate and also is chief executive of nuBridges, LLC. It provides software and services to protect sensitive data and allow digital information exchange. The gift is designed to continue advances in computer ...
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