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Purdue Fort Wayne lands $1.3M for business school
The Doermer School of Business at Purdue University Fort Wayne announced Tuesday that it has received $1.32 million in gift commitments toward building renovations and the development of a banking industry center.
The university received $800,000 from the Doermer Family Foundation, $300,000 from the English-Bonter-Mitchell Foundation and $150,000 from Max and Janet Laudeman to help renovate the business school’s second floor. The project, expected to be completed in August 2026, will add 10 classrooms and provide space for faculty and staff to centrally locate.
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