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SmallerMUNCIE, Ind. - A former Ball State University administrator and her husband have endowed a scholarship for music majors at Ball State University.
The Donita (Stobaugh) and Roy L. Gross Scholarship will provide financial assistance to a minority student majoring in music.
Donita (Stobaugh) Gross received her bachelor's degree in 1950 and a master's in 1962 from Ball State. She was an administrator in the School of Music before joining the Kimberly Clark Corp. Before retiring in 1986, Mrs. Gross worked as a corporate recruiter, personnel officer and director of consumer services. She also is a past president of the Ball State Alumni Council.
The couple now resides in Neenah, Wis.
By Marc Ransford, Media Relations ManagerThe Donita (Stobaugh) and Roy L. Gross Scholarship will provide financial assistance to a minority student majoring in music.
Donita (Stobaugh) Gross received her bachelor's degree in 1950 and a master's in 1962 from Ball State. She was an administrator in the School of Music before joining the Kimberly Clark Corp. Before retiring in 1986, Mrs. Gross worked as a corporate recruiter, personnel officer and director of consumer services. She also is a past president of the Ball State Alumni Council.
The couple now resides in Neenah, Wis.
