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Rank | State | Gifts |
---|---|---|
1 | TX | 89 |
2 | IL | 2 |
2 | MD | 2 |
Allen Hardin
In Honor of Doc Craven that little rascal
$150
Apr 24, 2018
Joshua Young
In Honor of Charlie "Doc" Craven Excellence Fund
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 24, 2018
Jeanine
Kwun
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 24, 2018
Christina Yampanis
In Honor of Aliki Pappas
$50
Apr 23, 2018
Catherine
Webb
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 23, 2018
JAMES
CARLSON
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 23, 2018
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 21, 2018
Michelle
Delgado
$20
Apr 20, 2018
Geneva
Sanchez
$100
Apr 16, 2018
Mary
Guerrero
$500
Apr 16, 2018
Anonymous
$25
Apr 16, 2018
Kristi
Henderson
$20
Apr 16, 2018
Demetrios Lahiri
In Honor of In Honor of Aliki Pappas / Tina Yampanis
$100
Apr 14, 2018
Lydia
Breedlove
$50
Apr 14, 2018
Anonymous
$25
Apr 14, 2018
Ruey Fen
Liang
$50
Apr 12, 2018
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 11, 2018
Emily
Eads
$50
Apr 11, 2018
Robert Mann
In Honor of Charlie Craven
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 11, 2018
Sanjuanita
Saenz
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 11, 2018
Chris S. Jun Son
In Memory of Charlie "Doc" Craven Excellence Fund
$50
Apr 11, 2018
Larry
Ryan
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 10, 2018
Jennifer Winkler
In Honor of Doc Craven
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 10, 2018
Irving
Alday
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 10, 2018
Corey
Hojnicki
$50
Apr 10, 2018
$50
1957
Charlie begins his undergraduate studies in physical education at UT. He develops an interest in strength training and begins lifting weights and studying the physiology of strength training
$150
1960
Charlie works with Dr. Stan Burnham to develop a training program for UT’s baseball team. The team trains in the basement of Gregory Gym
$250
1961
Intrigued by his work with the baseball team, Craven begins graduate studies at UT. He teaches activities classes for the Men’s Physical Training Program and assists the Athletics Dept with establishing one of the first strength programs in the country
$450
1964
Craven returns to UT and begins working with Dr. Burnham and coach Darrell Royal to develop a training program for the Longhorns football team.
$550
1965
Doc Craven serves as the co-founder of the Strength and Conditioning Program for Intercollegiate Athletics for Men and becomes the “strength coach” for all of men’s athletics. The Athletics Department creates a weight room in DL8, a former dormitory for Athletics, underneath the stadium.
$650
1971
Charlie founds the Physical Rehabilitation program for Intercollegiate Athletics for Men
$750
1978
Craven is one of 30 founding members of what is now the National Strength and Conditioning Association
$950
1980's
Charlie shifts his duties to helping the athletic training staff with rehabilitating UT’s athletes.
$1,050
2001
Charlie is inducted into the Athletic Department's Longhorn Hall of Honor
$1,550
2008
Craven retires from his faculty position as an Associate Professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Education. He continues to assist with rehabilitating injured football players
$2,550
2011
Craven receives an Honorary Membership by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association
$5,050
2012
Craven is inducted to the Department of Kinesiology and Health Education Hall of Honor
$10,050
2014
Craven fully retires from UT after over 50 years of service. During his career, Doc Craven teaches thousands of students, works with thousands of athletes, and mentors hundreds of professionals.