Alumni Case Study

To close off the installation ceremony, Ms. Fern Bren, the Assistant Principal of Pupil Personnel Services, gave a moving speech to all the students and thanked everyone for coming and thanked Ms. Filomena Daniels, the Arista/Archon Coordinator and even gave her a bouquet of flowers. The students then stood up filed out the auditorium towards the refreshments which included small wraps, brownies, cookies, and water.

• The speaker seems credible, based on her position as a daughter of an alumnus. But most things that were stated were mere opinions. And to me he friend who works in the admissions office has no credibility. She does not see everybody that comes to the admissions office. When is the last time you saw an admissions office with only one chair for one person. With that said, she is basing her statistic on the people that she handles, and not the school as an entire.

Last weekend a group of Georgia Tech alumni stayed at the Yellow Jacket Inn in Atlanta to attend the Georgia Tech-Vanderbilt football. After the game one of the alumni walked into his room and saw an intruder inside stealing his clothes and going through his personal items. The intruder physically attacked the alumni and stole his wallet. The alumni was left with a bloody nose, black eye, and a broken wrist.

“We might have to take you off the field for the rest of the quarter?” the other said.

Once I finally found his office that was in the west side of campus in Nichols Hall research building, he wasn’t in his office. The only way that I knew it was his office was by seeing his name on the board. When he finally arrived I was puzzled to see that

The Norwalk hour covered the story before the majority of the campus found out. The article focused solely on the changes the shutdown of just the NCC shuttle will have on some students like Jesse Lawrence and faculty as well.

Agent Callaway glares at Jenkins. "Officer, I don't think I remember asking you to tell me what to do. Keep your mouth shut or I'll have one of my men escort you out."

“Hello Patrick Stump, this is Dr. Rivera, the principle of Glenbrook South High School and we would formally like to invite you to come give an assembly to our students. It would be an honor to have alumni such as yourself talk to the kids and show them the amazing talent our school has produced. If interested please reply so we may work out the details. We won’t give up on contacting you yet! I look forward to hearing from you.

The meeting started off with some of the faculty talking about how they are looking forward to us freshman starting classes. One statistic that I heard by one of the faculty members was that our class the class of 2019 had the highest average GPA in Lindenwood history of all incoming freshman. There was another statistic that are class achieved and it was the highest ACT score average for incoming freshman, another Lindenwood record.

Just a reminder that this Thursday, April 20th from 5:00pm-6:30pm is the mandatory transition meeting in the classroom, located next to the open space, on the first floor of the CLCE. During this meeting we will get to know each other a little better, meet with the coordinators to go over some things your board has done in the past, things to look forward to in the future, as well as a few surprises along the way! You do not need to prepare or bring anything with you, but be sure to wear USF themed clothes because we will be taking a group photo. A few of you indicated on the bullsync form that you were not able to attend the meeting and you are already excused, but if you did not indicate on the form I will need you to email me as soon as

I must be leaving now.” He looks around as if examining the structure of the room. “This property is my most recent purchase. It’s unfortunate we had to do this here, I did like this house.”

More than 300 students waited to have their name called. Most of these graduates have grown up together.

President Reveley, Chancellor O'Connor, board, faculty staff, distinguished guests, family and friends, and most importantly, Class of 2008.

The Executive Board of the Alumni Association would like to thank all that partcipated in the tailgating and the afterparty. While our anticipated numbers were not as expected, we are grateful for everyone that came out. It is always wonderful to see fellow alums that have never participated in our festivities as well as those who join us year after year. While we are most gracious of your particpation and attendance, we must address some issues we saw during and after the festivities. These issues must be addressed so that we can continue to have this event every year.