Senior Challenge Campaign Begins This Week
For the Class of 2010, the next few months will be spent on building resumés, applying for graduate school, and trying to make it through the last semester of classes. After graduation, joining The Long Blue Line will be the first transition into becoming alumni of Marietta College. Then the question is, what do I do next?
Marietta College alumni have been helping change the campus for almost 175 years, from volunteering their time and talents to monetary donations. These annual alumni donations to the Marietta Fund help support the day-to-day expenses of the College, such as supplies for CUB and other student organizations, athletic equipment and uniforms, and funding for special activities like Doo Dah Day, just to name a few. In addition, the Marietta Fund bridges the gap between student tuition and the actual cost of a Marietta College education. Currently that gap is nearing $7,000 per student each year.
Posted by Kim_N Date: Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Tags: College, College Union Board, CUB, Doo Dah Day, Kim Nelson, Marietta, Ohio, Senior Challenge, Susan Allender, Writing on the Mall
