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The Bruhn Family Inman Page Black Alumni Council
Brown Annual Fund Scholarship
$250,000 Class of 1995 Challenge
The Class of 1995 is very excited to announce that one of our 25th Reunion Honorary Co-Chairs is generously providing a $250,000 challenge for all gifts made by members of the Class of 1995 to the Inman Page Black Alumni Council (IPC) Brown Annual Fund (BAF) Scholarship from June 1 to June 30, 2020.
During these unprecedented and tumultuous times, the Class of 1995 has an opportunity to step up, make a difference, and positively impact the lives of current and future Black students at Brown.
The Bruhn Family IPC BAF Scholarship will match all gifts 2:1 up to $250,000. And we're pleased to announce that as of July 6, we met the challenge, raising more than $425,000!
Above: Portrait of Inman Page, as painted by Richard Yarde. Mr. Page, along with George Washington Milburn, were the first two known Black graduates of Brown University in 1877.
Below: Photo of Ethel Tremaine Robinson, the first Black graduate of Pembroke College in 1905. (Pembroke was the women's college that later merged with Brown University).
Below: Photo of Ethel Tremaine Robinson, the first Black graduate of Pembroke College in 1905. (Pembroke was the women's college that later merged with Brown University).
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