Spring 1995 - Lock Haven University

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LHU slates summer camp schedule Lock Haven University has long been known as one of central Pennsylvania's premier summer sport camp sites. Throughout the department of athletic's long history, camps in wrestling, soccer and basketball have drawn thousands of young people to LHU's campus. Last year alone, nearly 3,500 campers were part of a session of one sort here at The Haven. With the addition of the University Foundation Fields, new artificial surface and an "Olympic" style eight lane track at Hubert Jack Stadium (both slated to be finished during this upcoming summer), and a Camps Director, Lock Haven University is making great strides at strengthening its position as one of Pennsylvania's fine st summer camp facilities. While traditionally strong camps in wrestling, socce r, football and basketball continue to be the main focus of the entire program, nearly every athletic program at the University offers a corollary camp run by its head coach. As of this date, 11 sport camps are slated to be run by LHU 's outstanding coaching staff. In addition to that, camps in theatre (in conjunction with the Millbrook Playhouse ), dance (run by the Michael Mao Dance Company), and a recreational sports day camp are also scheduled. The list of camps offered at Lock Haven University is growing every day. Each coach is the director of his or her own camp while the University's Director of Camps oversees the entire camp picture. The 1995 summer camp program Includes va rious camps in baseball, boy's basketball, girl's basketball, field hockey, football, boy's soccer, girl's soccer, softbal l, girl's swimming, girl's volleyball, wrestling, dance, theatre, and recreational sports. The camps are designed for boys and girls of all ages For more information on LHU camps, just return the coupon below or call the LHU camps office at (711) 893-2500. -------------------------------- Please send me more information on the following LHU summer camps: o Baseball o Boy's Basketball o Girl's Basketball o Dance o Field Hockey o Football o Recreational Sports o Boy's Soccer o Girl's Soccer o Softball o Girl's Swimming o Theatre o Girl's Volleyball o Wrestling Name----------------____________________________________________ Address ------------------------------------------------------------ City State Zip ------ Send this coupon to Lock Haven University, Camps Office, Akeley Hall, Lock Haven, PA 17145.
ADVANCEMENT Capital Campaign Update 125 ANNIVERSARY CAMPAIGN Through an overwhelming show of support. Lock Haven University has received more than $2.2 mi llion in gifts and pledges toward its Capital Campaign goal of $2.5 million. Substanti al contributions from alumni, parents, friends, corporate partnerships and internal support has resu lted in the complete funding of severa l of the Campaign's projects including Jack Stadium, scholarships and property acquisition An add iti onal $180,000 has been received as undesignated contributions which may be used for any of the seven proJects. The recent alumni and parent solicitation program bro ught a commitment of more than $400,000 to the Campaign projects At this time efforts continue to take place as volunteer leaders Dr. Mickey Greenberg, a Lock Haven physician, and Ralph Lovette, former Hammermill plant manager, take the reigns of the pro fessional and corporate fundraising effort. The alumni phase of the Campaign was led by Ron Jury, Class of '72 One of the accompl ishments of the Campaign has been the securing of the funding for Jack Stadium which will upgrade the facility to an artificial turf, eight-lane track and field event areas. The Stadium will now accommodate a growing number of intercollegiate and intramural sports as well as local high school track. Jack Stadium is one of two Shared-Funded Capital Projects addressed in the Capital Campaign To date, although the Shared Funded Capital Projects obligation has been met, the Campaign still seeks an addi tional $600,000 for Ulmer Hall For more information on the progress made in the Campaign or on ways to contribute, contact the Advancement Division at (717) 893-2293. Alumna1s generosity assists Capital Campaign Caroline Cathcart Alleman, '29, has established a charitable gift annuity with the University which will assist in LHU's scholarship efforts. Th ro ugh the annuity, she will receive an annual percentage of her contribution in Quarterly payments until her death The remainder of the contribution will be used to fund th e Caroline Cathcart Al leman Scholarship which wil l be activated upon her death Carol ine chose this form of giving to her alma mater because it provided income to her in her lifetime and then will later assist students 1 ~ in need. For mo re information on charitable gift annuities, contact the LHU Advancement Division at (717) 893-2293.
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