CCSU alumni announce brick campaign

CCSU alumni announce

brick campaign

Clayton State

Alumni Association President Thomas George of Sharpsburg, in conjunction

with the University's 32nd Annual Commencement ceremonies, has announced

a new fund raising campaign. While all parts of the plan have yet to be

ironed out, it can be unequivocally stated that the new campaign is set

in brick.

In speaking

to the members of the class of 2002 at the University's May 4 graduation

ceremonies, George announced that the Alumni Association's 2002 Commemorative

Brick Campaign... "A Pathway for Tomorrow - A Legacy for Today"

was kicking off to benefit both the Alumni Association and the Clayton

College & State University Foundation.

"It's

a plan whereby both groups benefit, and, in turn, help the University,"

he says.

Starting immediately,

for a gift of $50 or more, Clayton State alumni, faculty, staff, students

and friends may purchase a brick engraved (in the case of Clayton State

graduates) with the individual's name, degree and year of graduation.

Brick orders will be accumulated and the bricks will be used to resurface

the walkways between the Business & Health Sciences Building, the

Student Center and the Library. All of these walkways date