Alumni & Friends

The Senior Class Campaign

	What is the Senior Class Campaign?
	Why should I give?
	How does my gift help?
	Who is on the Senior Class Campaign Committee?
	Upcoming Senior Class Campaign Events
	What is the Senior Class Campaign? Each year, Wake Forest seniors join together and make a gift to the University in tribute of their graduating class. The 2008 Senior Class Campaign Committee has chosen for individuals to give in honor of someone who has made a contribution to their lives over the past four years. Make your gift in honor of someone – a parent, professor, coach, or mentor – who has made your Wake Forest experience greater. We will send a note to these influential people, letting them know a gift has been made in their honor.
	Why should I give? Every gift matters – whether it is $5 or $500. Each senior gift increases our giving percentage, a major factor in determining the university’s national ranking by US News & World Report. By taking part in giving, you show that you value what the University has contributed to your life and that you are willing to invest in its continued success. The cost for each individual student to attend Wake Forest is not completely covered by tuition – the College and Calloway Funds help make up the difference. Your gift will help pave the way for the next generation of Wake Forest students. Participation is the key to the success of the campaign.
	How does my gift help? Gifts to the Senior Class Campaign go to the College Fund (or Calloway Fund which is included in the College Fund), which provide unrestricted annual support to the University, allowing your gift to be used where the need is greatest. Your support will sustain excellence in teaching, scholarship, and academic programs at Wake Forest, and it will preserve the quality of a student experience without equal in higher education.
	Who is on the Senior Class Campaign Committee? Campaign Co-Chairs: Carolyn Harbaugh, Lydia Harter, Brent Sarver Shelley Applegate, Mary Beth Ballard, Rebecca Beckett, Mary Beth Boyle, Elizabeth Bradbury, Lisa Brett, Blair Campbell, Michael Christatos, Jamie Cohen, Shay Corbett, Jessica Hayes, Allie Hewlett, Drew Jack, Frank Kelso, Mary Khodaparast, Anna King, Lizzy Kornblit, Tricia Leyte-Vidal, Alec Lovett, Matt Mahon, Whitney Marshall, Mary Miltimore. Geordie Pierson, Patrick Quay, Thaddeus Rolle, Mariana Salamanca, Jared Shelton, Pam Shively, Samantha Spaeth, Joe Stanish, Emily Stedman, Jacqui Stewart, Evan Taylor, Lauren Thompson, Whitney Tritt, Allie Walker, Joe Welker, John Williford, Ryan Wolfe, Jon Wood
	Upcoming Senior Class Campaign Events February 11, 2008 - 9 P.M. - Freddie B's Senior Week Kick-off Happy Hour February 12, 2008 - 4 P.M. - Shorty's Trivia w/ Faculty and Staff, Hot Chocolate, Cookies February 13, 2008 - 6 P.M. - Reynolda House Champagne Toast, Cheese & Fruit, Live Music, Cash Bar (Cocktail attire)

Giving via Credit Card
Quickly and securely make an online gift to the Senior Class Campaign using your Visa or Master Card. For more information, visit the Online Giving site.

Giving via Deacon Dollars
Or give to the Senior Class Campaign with Deacon Dollars

Name:
Email Address:
Student ID Number: (including last number on card)
Amount of Gift:
Designation: (check both to split gift between funds)	College Fund Calloway Fund
In Honor of:
Relationship:
Notification Address:


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