Experiential Initiative Carlyse Franzia Ciocca ’77 and Arthur Ciocca help fund the education of future business moguls. Lucy Nino 03 Sep 2019 An $11 million gift will help educate the business leaders of tomorrow. Alumna Carlyse Franzia Ciocca ’77 and her husband, The Wine Group founder Arthur Ciocca, bestowed $7 million on Santa Clara University in the name of enhancing entrepreneurship on campus. The Charles Koch Foundation supplemented that gift with a $4 million contribution of its own. The donations fund upgrades to existing entrepreneurial programs, enhancements to courses, new faculty hires, and research opportunities in a new initiative.
From Scratch The new leader of SCU’s adolescent mental health concentration wants to design better mental healthcare delivery systems to help more kids, now. Matt Morgan, 22 Mar 2023 share < 1 min read
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