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Scott S. Cowen
Scott Cowen is Tulane University's 14th
president. TIME magazine recently named
him one of the nation's 10 best college
presidents and, under his leadership,
Newsweek has twice named Tulane one of the
"Hottest Schools in America." Cowen has more
than doubled the level of private giving to
Tulane while attaining record levels of research
awards, academic innovation and student
enrollment. After Hurricane Katrina, he led
rebuilding efforts on campus and in New Orleans.
He received the 2009 Times-Picayune
Loving Cup for his service to New Orleans. In
2010, he was elected to the American Academy of
Arts and Sciences and was recently appointed to
the White House Council for Community Solutions
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Roger Ogden
Roger Ogden is a real estate developer,
civic leader, and philanthropist. He has
been a leader in the development and
acquisition of more than $450 million in
commercial real estate including shopping
centers, hotels and office properties. Ogden
is co-founder of Stirling Properties where
for 20 years he led the company as principal
and CEO in the development and acquisition
of a $200 million portfolio of shopping
centers. He has been extraordinarily active
in many civic organizations, public, and
non-profit organizations. Committed to the
arts, Ogden donated over 1,000 pieces of art
from his personal collection to form the
initial holdings for the Ogden Museum of
Southern Art in partnership with the
University of New Orleans. Mr. Ogden has
received numerous professional, business and
civic awards including New Orleanian of the
Year by Gambit Magazine, the Mayor’s Arts
Award, elected to LSU Alumni Hall of
Distinction, the LSU Business School Hall of
Distinction, and Business Higher Education
Council – First Citizen of the Learning
Society Award.
Ogden is an honors graduate of Louisiana State University where he graduated second in the College of Business and served as Student Body President. He holds a Juris Doctorate Degree and is an Order of the Coif graduate of Tulane Law School where he was elected to The Law Review.
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