Charlotte Preston Mangum Endowment
David Towle, Lou Burnett and Charlotte Mangum enjoy a boat ride on the Potomac River in 1997 Courtesy of Lou Burnett
Bill Zamer, Charlotte Mangum, David Towle and Lou Burnett enjoy the catch of the day Courtesy of Lou Burnett
Charlotte Mangum and her students celebrate 30 years of her work as a teacher and research mentor of William and Mary students in October, 1993 Courtesy of Lou Burnett
This endowment was established in honor of Professor Charlotte Preston Mangum, an emeritus professor of biology who was well-known nationally and internationally as a distinguished scientist, a scholar, a leader in the scientific community, and a mentor to many students. She was well-known at William & Mary as one who taught undergraduate and graduate students how to do research, how to write, and how to enjoy thinking like a scientist. The endowment provides support for the Charlotte Preston Mangum Prize to recognize a graduating senior for outstanding research in the field of biology at William & Mary, and for the Charlotte Preston Mangum Research Award(s) to support ongoing and planned research for undergraduate students in biology. Contribute to the Mangum endowment.
