The Texas Christian University we all know and love arose from a shared dream between founders Addison and Randolph Clark--a dream to build a liberal arts college with a great private education. Today, the Clark Society honors and embraces the brothers' commitment as we help take TCU to new levels of success.

Much has changed since TCU first opened its doors in Fort Worth a century ago. The once rugged frontier is now part of the nation's fourth largest metropolitan area, and the University is likewise evolving in its own ways. U.S. News & World Report recently listed TCU as one of its "Up-and-Coming National Universities," a sign of the impression we make with our academic quality and overall experience.

The achievements we have had up to this point, along with the ambitions we still have for the future, are all put within reach by the generosity of others. This is what makes the Clark Society so special. Together, we have a capacity to truly strengthen TCU and its students through annual giving.

If you are already a member of the Clark Society, thank you for taking an active role in shaping the future of our institution. And if you have not yet joined the Clark Society, please give thought to making this key investment in the Purple and White.

Sincerely,
David E. Hunt '78
Clark Society Chair