Fall 2012 Issue - Colby-Sawyer College

Wow! The publication
is outstanding. Everything
about this new format is
perfect. The paper, layout,
content, images and style
get high marks!
While the publication itself
may be award winning
and worthy of the compliments,
the reason I am
sending this along is so
that you will see the
residual effects of your
work. The placement and
layout of the 4K Challenge
ad caught my eye! Not
only a great photo of Beth
(Bryant Camp ’92) and
Data Driven
100%
Pass rate of the Class of 2012
nurses on the NCLEX exam
in total donors
58%Increase
over last year
$10.1 million
Cost of campus construction projects planned over next 2-3 years
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Peg (Rogers Andrews ’85),
but great layout and
messaging. Couple that
with the brilliant idea to
insert the pledge envelope
and voila—I had no
hesitation in writing a
check!
For a number of reasons,
I feel now is the time to
give Colby-Sawyer a different
priority on our list.
First, my experience as a
student and graduate, 30
years ago. Second, as a
community member who
understands that our town
needs the college to thrive.
The social, economic and
2Solar panels installed on
campus this year
physically aesthetic benefits
are immeasurable. Lastly,
as a parent of a soon-to-be
graduate. The new magazine
was the catalyst for
my reflection, a change in
our commitment and this
message.
Kudos to all involved and
many thanks for your hard
work and dedication. Your
efforts and the success of
the school make a difference.
Congratulations!
Annie Reynolds Ballin ’82
New London, N.H.
40%
Recycling rate for college’s
waste stream
I just received my Colby-
Sawyer Spring 2012 …
What do you call it? A
magazine? A collection
of inspirations? An
accumulation of accolades?
Whatever it is, it’s
just fantastic.
I love the new look. I love
the paper. I love the
photos. I love, love, love
the wow factor of the
simplicity of the cover.
Less is truly more.
Each time my magazine
arrives, I disappear to my
favorite reading spot in the
house and read it from
19Faculty emeriti on campus
for a July luncheon
$326,138
Annual tax bill as New London’s largest taxpayer
$21,608,371
Economic impact per year of our students
and visitors on area communities
357Full- and part-time
employees