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He promised, his friends and supporters donated, and he followed through: He dressed as Bossy the Cow for a recent �ٺ���Ƶ football game, stood in front of the alumni section and led the Aggie Fight Song! Now, also as promised, you can !

“Anything for the students,” said Engel, assistant vice chancellor of Alumni Relations and the executive director of the . With his promise, he raised more than $1,410 for �ٺ���Ƶ scholarships in UC’s campaign.

The social media campaign had raised more than $1.3 million as of today (Nov. 8), a just over a week after the official close (donations are still being taken — the website states, “Let’s fund every promise left!” — but no more promises are being taken).

�ٺ���Ƶ had raised more than $28,637 as of midday today, including $10,555 for Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi’s promises. She achieved (and exceeded) her $10,000 goal, so she will keep her promises to work at the Coffee House for a day and throw a VIP Greek Gala.

Engel — who has two degrees from �ٺ���Ƶ, a bachelor's in agricultural education (1990) and a teaching credential (1991) — had specified in his promise when he would dress as Bossy the Cow and lead the fight song: at the Nov. 2 football game against Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, in the annual Battle for the Golden Horseshoe.

Bossy (the title character in �ٺ���Ƶ’ “Bossy Cow-Cow” cheer), made her first appearance on Aggie Tailgate Field, accompanied by Terry Tumey, director of athletics.

They went from there into Aggie Stadium, where they ran up and down the sidelines, encouraging people to sing the fight song — as the Cal Aggie Marching Band-uh! played and the team rushed onto the field.

Engel topped off the song with a body bump with Gunrock at the 50-yard line!

Here’s some of what else we have in store as more promises are fulfilled (money totals as of Nov. 12):

• Michael Lairmore, dean, School of Veterinary Medicine) — race the winning dog in the 2014 Doxie Derby, and do it while wearing a dachshund costume “to make it interesting.” $1,000 goal, $1,315 raised.
• Bradley Bottoms, vice president, ASUCD — He will wear a cow suit for a week. He set a goal of $1,000 and raised exactly twice that.
• Donor Relations Team — “Shake its moneymaker” in a choreographed dance, in public. $1,000 goal, $1,046 raised.
• Dan Dooley, �ٺ���Ƶ alumnus; senior vice president, External Relations, UC Office of the President — “I promise to get my fortune told and post the results on Facebook.” $2,500 goal, $3,250 raised.
• Michael and Nefretiri Broughton — They will perform duet and post the video on their Facebook pages. $1,500 goal, $1,540 raised.
• Buffy Tanner — She will run in the 2014 Davis Stampede 10K while wearing a cape: S for Scholarships. $500 goal, $510 raised.
• ASUCD Environmental Policy and Planning Commission — It will perform waste audits of Dumpsters and other waste containers on campus, sorting through the contents “to help us meet our waste diversion goals.” $250 goal, $266 raised.
• Felicia Ong, ASUCD senator — A week of silence: "no talking, texting, writing or any form of communication, with the exception of writing for academic purposes." $500 goal, $500 raised.