Dan Boling applauds after ribbon-cutting for the reenovated campus landmark on Sept. 23.
encouraging words to students across the generations.
“It is fitting that when NGU sought to make a major step forward in serving students in a practical and meaningful way, Dan and Martha Boling were the first to step up with leadership support,” said the president.
The Bolings, who have a long and storied legacy of service to NGU, met on North Greenville’s Tigerville campus in the mid-1950s. Both graduated from North Green- ville Junior College in 1957. Dan founded the Daley Corporation and operated the Greenville-based construction equipment rental company for three decades. He has served five terms on the NGU Board of Trustees. Martha taught third-grade students before her retirement. She is a past president of the North Greenville University Alumni Association. The daughter of Rev. Charlie and Lorene Candler, Martha was born on the North Greenville campus while her father was a ministerial student at the college.
Including our alumni, friends, businesses, employees, and more, the Bolings are the only people recognized in both the top ten in lifetime giving and the top ten in transactional giving. Simply put, no one gives more, or more often, or to more areas of need than Dan and Martha Boling.
Their first gift to the North Greenville community came in 1973 ... and they haven’t stopped giving since! Their donations include gifts for the Fine Arts Center and the Tigerville Master Plan, as well as scholarship endowments to the Christian Ministry Scholarship Fund, and the Charlie F. and Lorene O. Candler Endowment Fund (a need-based scholarship for students pursuing a Christian vocation). They’ve also supported NGU’s Cline School of Music, the alumni association, and varied academic and athletic programs.
But their largest and perhaps most impactful gift to date was toward the recent Neves Hall renovation. In fact, their generosity and selflessness helped make the entire project possible.
And so, the NGU story continues, filled with a God-honoring blend of cherished tradition, rich history, a commitment to excellence, and the innovation required to envision and secure a brighter future for the entire NGU family.
This is the new (and old) Neves Hall, now housing the purposeful and innovative NGUcentral. This is where NGU remains both familiar and fresh, constant and ever-changing, historically remembered and innovatively reimagined.
UNIVERSITY COVID-19 RESPONSE TIMELINE March 26, 2020
April 3, 2020
Contingency Operations Plan continued through May 3. All public events, including May Commencement, canceled. Degrees scheduled to be conferred on May 1 to candidates completing requirements. Graduates given the opportunity to participate in a special commencement cere- mony during Homecoming 2020, the Fall 2020 Commence- ment service, or the Spring 2021 Commencement service.
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Announced that Summer Term courses would be offered online.
April 13, 2020
The residential student move-out process began.
April 28, 2020
University Contingency Operations Plan continued through May 12, 2020. NGUcares introduced.
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