2008 Woodie Awards
New alumni fee to help connect students with PSUC grads
Mike O'Keefe
Issue date: 10/5/07 Section: News
Originally published: 10/4/07 at 4:53 PM EST
Last update: 10/4/07 at 4:52 PM EST
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They have joined with the Student Association, led by Joseph Finkel, and the Plattsburgh College Foundation, which a donation-based organization, designed to raise funds for PSUC.
Through these associations, the Alumni Association can more easily connect students to alumni, and help them to connect with each other.
The Alumni Association will really be pushing their point during Homecoming Week, which will bring many alumni back to campus. From Oct.
11-14, the visiting alumni will be returning to visit their old stomping grounds, and revisit old memories they made during their time at PSUC.
The Alumni Association will be "casting its net to more volunteers," Michael Cashman, coordinator at the Center for Professional Development, said. The AA hopes to add many more alumni to its network during homecoming.
For students who have no direction when they leave college, this may change their lives. This fee, Cashman said, will be "enriching the lives of our students to foster the dreams of future alumni."
Through these associations, the Alumni Association can more easily connect students to alumni, and help them to connect with each other.
The Alumni Association will really be pushing their point during Homecoming Week, which will bring many alumni back to campus. From Oct.
11-14, the visiting alumni will be returning to visit their old stomping grounds, and revisit old memories they made during their time at PSUC.
The Alumni Association will be "casting its net to more volunteers," Michael Cashman, coordinator at the Center for Professional Development, said. The AA hopes to add many more alumni to its network during homecoming.
For students who have no direction when they leave college, this may change their lives. This fee, Cashman said, will be "enriching the lives of our students to foster the dreams of future alumni."
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