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EndnotesPlease WriteName________________________________________Year of graduation _________Address ______________________________________City/state/ZIP ________________________________Daytime phone (_____)________________________Evening phone (_____)________________________E-mail address ________________________________Is this a new address? Yes NoDo you have business or personal news (marriage, birth) you wouldlike us to include in the next issue of Rockhurst magazine?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Please complete and mail to: Rockhurst University, Office of AlumniRelations, 1100 Rockhurst Road, Kansas City, MO 64110-2561or e-mail jim.millard@rockhurst.edu.Visit Our Web SiteFor a listing of Rockhurst University events, including athletics and events sponsored by the Center forArts and Letters, visit the Rockhurst Web site at www.rockhurst.edu. Check throughout the summer forfall updates.Pass Along the Rockhurst AdvantageIf you are a graduate of RockhurstUniversity, you know thedifference a Rockhurst educationhas made in your life. Now,through the Alumni Referral Program,you can help pass along thisRockhurst advantage to studentsin the college search process.When you refer a prospectivestudent to the Rockhurst UniversityAdmission Office, the studentwill be eligible for a waiver of the$20 application fee. Just send thestudent’s name and address to ouradmission representatives and thestudent will receive informationabout Rockhurst and a certificatefor an application-fee waiver.We’ll keep you posted on the student’sprogress throughout theadmission process.Please complete and return to: Rockhurst University, Office of Admission,1100 Rockhurst Road, Kansas City, MO, 64110-2561, or reply toadmission@rockhurst.edu.Your Name __________________________________Year of Graduation ______________Your Address ______________________________________________________________Your City, State, ZIP________________________________________________________Your e-mail address ________________________________________________________Prospective Student Name____________________________________________________Student AddressStudent City, State, ZIP______________________________________________________________________________________________________________Student e-mail address ______________________________________________________Student phone number ______________________________________________________Year student would enter Rockhurst ____________________________________________Likely academic major ______________________________________________________Non-academic interests ______________________________________________________ROCKHURST28SPRING 2000
Plant nowforfuture generationsDo you remember the large oak trees onthe Rockhurst quadrangle? Students today stillenjoy sitting underneath their huge canopy.Someone had the foresight to plant thesetrees many years ago, and we’re still enjoyingthem today.You can have the same long-term impact byarranging to put Rockhurst in your will, trust,retirement plan, life insurance or charitable giftannuity. Your planned gift can be designed totake care of your current and future needs andthose of your loved ones, as well as help useducate the students of tomorrow.You will be leaving a heritage for many years to come.To learn more about becoming a member of Rockhurst’s Heritage Society,contact Thomas J. Audley, director of planned giving,at 816-501-4551; fax: 816-501-4136; thomas.audley@rockhurst.edu.
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