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ADVANCEMENT DIGEST Wellness Complex Could Transform CampusAfund-raising effort is under way forRockhurst University’s proposedHealth and Wellness Complex, anapproximately $20 million facilityintended to increase options foron- campus student recreationopportunities.An innovative design that incorporates the traditionallook of limestone with contemporary architecturalelements will connect new and existing structures. Theproject will consist of two phases.Phase one includes construction of a building behindMason-Halpin to house a multipurpose court and locker facilities.During phase two, a new building will be added behindMassman Hall for workout rooms, an atrium dining space anda rooftop garden. The second floor of the Convocation Centerwill be extended to accommodate an indoor running track.Students will be able to choose from a variety of settings inwhich to sweat, including the new track, specially designatedrooms for the latest weight-training and cardio equipment,and a window-lined enclosed bridge connecting the two newbuildings, where additional equipment will be found.Attractive cloistered walkways will line parts of the westernand northern perimeters of the soccer field, creating an invitingenvironment for walking or gathering to watch games.Construction could begin on phase one duringthe second half of 2006 if enough funds are raised.If you would like to make a gift to Rockhurst Universityto help fund the Health and Wellness Complex, call(816) 501-4888, visit www.rockhurst.edu and selectThis north-looking viewshows the cloistered walkwaysthat will line portionsof the soccer field.“Giving to Rockhurst” or mail a check to: Officeof Institutional Advancement, Rockhurst University,1100 Rockhurst Road, Kansas City, MO 64110.To see additional views of the proposed facility, followthe “About Rockhurst” link on the Rockhurst Web site to“Campus Developments.”The proposed Health and Wellness Complex connects theConvocation Center with a new building east of MassmanHall and replaces the roadway in front of Mason-HalpinFieldhouse with a pedestrian plaza.Golfing for DollarsMore than 180 golfers teed off June 27 forthe third annual Rockhurst University GolfClassic at Nicklaus Golf Club at LionsGate.The celebrity tournament, held in memoryof the late Rev. Joseph Freeman, S.J., was a tremendoussuccess, raising more than $50,000 for University athletics.Each foursome chose a celebrity team member from agroup of local professional athletes and celebrities.Chiefs broadcasters Mitch Holthus and Bill Grigsby, aswell as defensive end Eric Hicks and wide receiver EddieKennison, were among the celebrity golfers. The winningteam included George McDonnell, ’77, MBA ’82; ScottHolland; Flip Frisch, ’77; Joel Frisch, ’65; and Kansas CityChief Mike Davidson.Chiefs defensive end Jared Allen and Al Fitzmorris,Royals broadcaster and former pitcher, were honorarychairmen for the event. Title sponsors included McBride& Son Homes and ThreeSixty Architecture.
Rockhurst Is JazzedCome get jazzed with us for the 10th annualRockhurst University Gala on Saturday,Oct. 29. This black-tie event, which raisesfunds each year for scholarships andstudent services, will be held in theImperial Ballroom of the MuehlebachTower, Marriott Downtown.The evening will include cocktails and dinner, withmusic by the incomparable jazz singer and songwriterAngela Hagenbach. For those who attend, the opportunityto participate in a drawing for a new car will be available.Anchorman and local celebrity Larry Moore willpreside as master of ceremonies, and will be honoredas a Rockhurst University Honorary Alumnus. This year’sgala co-chairs are Bill and Betty George and Barbaraand Michael O’Flaherty. Charles and Patty Garney andKurt and Ursula Pfahl are honorary chairs.Reserve your space now for this special event.Tickets are $200 per person or $100 for undergraduatealumni from the classes of 1995–2005. For moreinformation or to reserve your tickets, call the AlumniOffice at (816) 501-4807.ROCKHURSTFALL 2005 23
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