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McGrew Appointed to Lead Tech Fund
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Aug. 31, 2004--Shea McGrew has been named vice president of the Michigan Tech Fund, Ross Roeder, president of the Tech Fund Board of Trustees, has announced.
McGrew, vice president for university relations at Capital University, in Ohio, will assume his responsibilities at Michigan Tech Oct. 18. At Capital University, McGrew has been responsible for marketing, development, alumni relations, public relations, publications and more since joining the institution in 1998.
Among his accomplishments, he led a successful, $11-million campaign for a new athletic and recreation facility, raising $12.7 million. Previously, he was director of development and director of major gifts at the University of Cincinnati Foundation, where he had extensive involvement with $50 million in gifts. During his tenure, which included a $300 million campaign, the institution received the 1996 CASE Circle of Excellence Award for Fundraising Improvement.
McGrew previously served as director of major gifts and director of development-main campus for the University of Cincinnati Foundation, and has held development posts at the Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State University and Lafayette College.
He has earned an MA in Higher Education Administration from Ohio State University and a BA in Social Sciences from Marietta College.
McGrew was selected following a nationwide search. "We are excited about Shea joining us, and we are confident that he will do a great job," Roeder said. "He comes to us with great enthusiasm and expertise, and we all look forward to working with him to make the Tech Fund and Michigan Tech thrive."
When McGrew comes to Michigan Tech, Gail Mroz will step down as interim executive director of the Tech Fund and resume her responsibilities as its chief financial officer and executive director for operations. |
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