Ambition Rewarded

Rice’s new undergraduate business major provides students with a robust foundation in leadership and business fundamentals. With new funding from the Moody Foundation, students will build on this foundation with experiences that enhance their critical thinking and analytical skills, preparing them to be the leaders they are meant to be.

ROBERT L. MOODY SR.

  • Fund for Undergraduate Business Students

    The Robert L. Moody Sr. Fund for Undergraduate Business Students supports co-curricular programming for undergraduate business majors, which may include lectures, summer internship stipends, student competitions, travel and wellness programs.

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Business Students

“My father was a shining example of ambition, loyalty and getting things done. He was determined to pass along his strong work ethic and encouraged all his children to work and to explore all possible career paths. I am so pleased that we can honor his outstanding business acumen and wise counsel with an endowment that enriches the education of future business leaders.”

—ROSS RANKIN MOODY

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ABOUT
ROBERT L. MOODY SR.

Robert L. Moody is a nationally regarded businessman known for his inclusive brand of leadership, strong work ethic and absolute dedication to bettering the world. Robert established the Transitional Learning Center, a facility for acute brain injury rehabilitation. In 1992, to sustain and develop the economic health of his hometown of Galveston, Robert spearheaded the construction of Moody Gardens, the extremely popular tourist attraction. As a member of the Moody Foundation board for over 30 years, Robert was credited with the financial acumen and vision that led the Foundation to its current significance.

MOODY X IN THE NEWS

Learn how the Moody Fund for Student Opportunity is redefining what’s possible at Rice and making an impact on students’ lives.

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P.O. BOX 1892
Houston, Texas 77251-1892

Email: stewardship@rice.edu

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