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By John Kralewski, Nicole Marcouiller, David Holt
| Minnesota Physician
Avera Opens New Digestive Health Center Avera Health got the new year off to an exciting start by opening a new 127,000-square-foot medical office building on its Louise Health Campus in Sioux Falls. The three-story facility, named Pavilion 2, is home to the Avera Digestive Health Center and the specialty of gastroenterology.
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Gastingers ring the bell on new scholarship

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By David Holt
| engineering.tamu.edu
Being a scholarship recipient himself, David Gastinger ’69 knows firsthand the impact financial support can have on a student’s future. As a Texas A&M University aerospace engineering alumnus, Gastinger and his wife, Carol, established the Carol and David C. Gastinger ’69 Endowed Scholarship in Aerospace Engineering to provide students with the same support that proved essential in his own journey.
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A historic year for engineering fundraising

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By David Holt
| engineering.tamu.edu
The generosity of donors fueled a historic year for Texas A&M Engineering, transforming opportunities for students and faculty across the college. In the 2024–25 fiscal year, supporters contributed 215 major gifts — the highest number in the college’s history, surpassing the previous record of 192 — with a surge in philanthropy already shaping lives and opening doors. Among the year’s most notable achievements was a sharp rise in gifts supporting College of Engineering faculty.
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