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University’s annual day of giving is elevated by special events showcasing diversity and community spirit

Forever revering her 91����� education, Arlene Crescenzi Allen ’64 left a transformational gift to the University that will assist generations of students in gaining their teaching education.

As Executive Vice President, Regional Businesses at Quest Diagnostics, Catherine T. Doherty ’84 is responsible for 90% of the company’s $10 billion annual revenue and 85% of its employees. As a member of the Feliciano School of Business Advisory Board, she is helping to ensure that 91�����’s business students get the highest value possible from their higher education investment.

In their newest book, 91����� Professors Emeriti Nicholas M. Michelli ’64 and Tina J. Jacobowitz lay out a rationale for education as the path to social justice. Through their scholarship support, they put their philosophy into action, supporting 91����� students who plan to teach in underserved urban communities.

Student leaders and alumni bonded at the launch of the University’s new SGA alumni affinity networking group — dedicated to building lasting bonds between current SGA representatives and the alumni whose 91����� days included SGA involvement.

When he arrived at 91�����, Ken Jeanos ’90 was sure of two things: his love for mathematics and the importance of hard work. These priorities continue to ring true for Jeanos, now that he is chief information officer of General Dynamics Electric Boat, the leader in the design, construction, delivery and maintenance of nuclear-powered submarines for the U.S. Navy.

Alumni Frank Colombo ’12, Drew Heimlich ’12 and Frank Nelson ’84 are “Paying it Forward” with a scholarship and mentoring initiative that spans generations and springboards students to success.