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Re: Reconfiguring the space vacated by Starr Rink -- Steve, 06/ 5/15 3:02:44am Fri
The case for a new performing arts facility is indeed compelling. Just read the rationale for it from colgate.edu below:
http://news.colgate.edu/2015/05/colgate-universitys-task-force-on-performing-arts-facilities-submits-final-report.html/
And look at the bigger picture, one best understood by the by Dennis Cronin and his Board. Colgate needs, and students, faculty and staff deserve nothing but the best, and these are delivered after careful thought and study according to our means. Hence the (fully funded) new career center, The Class of 1965 Arena,the CAC in the Village- all under construction or pre-construction phases for 2016 or so delivery. Then there are the residential life colleges (the first of which is this fall) and a new dorm between Andrews and Stillman for 2017.
Back to the performing arts center case which speaks for itself and which will undoubtedly attract great support from a sometimes overlooked alumni/parent constituency, one also engaged with the CAC's funding... The objective can be understood as simply another way to attract the brightest and best students, faculty and staff to one of the most beautiful campuses in the country. The core component of the 2012 Capital Campaign supporting financial aid and ongoing efforts to deliver a need-blind future is already making that happen with the Athletics Department another beneficiary.
William James is right: Everyone wins when Colgate alumni and supporters generally pull together. Ho, Case, Lathrop's renovation, and the entire athletics department's facilities/direction represent a transformed campus- incredible change in a mere 8 years. Same for the Village since the Inn was renovated in 2011.
Alumni, parents, students/faculty/staff and other Colgate supporters have a lot to be proud of. Personally, I will confidently plan for and make donations for the repurposing of Starr and the performing arts center when their plans are costed and rolled out.
Go 'gate!
ps- the guy pictured in the article with the blue shirt is Andrew Nairin '14, a former football player from California. If you know football you probably know his parents too.
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Re: Reconfiguring the space vacated by Starr Rink -- Gate'83, 06/ 5/15 11:45:43am Fri
Steve, while I was reading this just now a text from Brian popped up. I sent along your regards!
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Re: Reconfiguring the space vacated by Starr Rink -- Cr, 06/ 5/15 1:49:07pm Fri
>The case for a new performing arts facility is indeed
>compelling. Just read the rationale for it from
>colgate.edu below:
>
>
>href="http://news.colgate.edu/2015/05/colgate-universit
>ys-task-force-on-performing-arts-facilities-submits-fin
>al-report.html/">http://news.colgate.edu/2015/05/colgat
>e-universitys-task-force-on-performing-arts-facilities-
>submits-final-report.html/
>
>And look at the bigger picture, one best understood by
>the by Dennis Cronin and his Board. Colgate needs,
>and students, faculty and staff deserve nothing but
>the best, and these are delivered after careful
>thought and study according to our means. Hence the
>(fully funded) new career center, The Class of 1965
>Arena,the CAC in the Village- all under construction
>or pre-construction phases for 2016 or so delivery.
>Then there are the residential life colleges (the
>first of which is this fall) and a new dorm between
>Andrews and Stillman for 2017.
>
>Back to the performing arts center case which speaks
>for itself and which will undoubtedly attract great
>support from a sometimes overlooked alumni/parent
>constituency, one also engaged with the CAC's
>funding... The objective can be understood as simply
>another way to attract the brightest and best
>students, faculty and staff to one of the most
>beautiful campuses in the country. The core component
>of the 2012 Capital Campaign supporting financial aid
>and ongoing efforts to deliver a need-blind future is
>already making that happen with the Athletics
>Department another beneficiary.
>
>William James is right: Everyone wins when Colgate
>alumni and supporters generally pull together. Ho,
>Case, Lathrop's renovation, and the entire athletics
>department's facilities/direction represent a
>transformed campus- incredible change in a mere 8
>years. Same for the Village since the Inn was
>renovated in 2011.
>
>Alumni, parents, students/faculty/staff and other
>Colgate supporters have a lot to be proud of.
>Personally, I will confidently plan for and make
>donations for the repurposing of Starr and the
>performing arts center when their plans are costed and
>rolled out.
>
>Go 'gate!
>
>ps- the guy pictured in the article with the blue
>shirt is Andrew Nairin '14, a former football player
>from California. If you know football you probably
>know his parents too.
Great people!
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