ALUMNI & PARENTS - THE 2009-2010 ANNUAL FUND
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Biology LabAn annual gift is an investment in Wabash men that is worth it

In uncertain economic times, Annual Fund gifts ensure that the College is able to provide for students the opportunities that have become the hallmarks of the Wabash experience for over 176 years — generous scholarships and financial aid, close-knit faculty-student relationships, and living and learning programs that foster collaboration, healthy competition, and gentlemanly behavior. 
 
  • Scholarships & Financial Aid. What it costs to educate each Wabash student is about half of what the College charges for tuition. Students can take advantage of numerous merit-based scholarships like the Top 10 or Top 20 scholarship programs — where awards range from $10,000 to $17,500 per year. Annual Fund support contributes to scholarships and need-based financial aid, and makes the Wabash experience affordable and worth it for students who might not be able to attend the College without some type of assistance. 
  • Teaching & Learning. Wabash’s small class size is worth it. Wabash is able to maintain a 10:1 student-to-faculty ratio and an average class size of 13 students. In this rigorous academic environment, students are engaged with some of the finest teachers in the world.
  • Immersion LearningImmersion Learning Courses. Wabash remains committed to Immersion Learning Courses that take students off-campus — and outside their comfort zones — for up close and personal learning experiences with faculty every step of the way. Annual Fund gifts support these initiatives and are worth it in providing life-changing experiences for current students. 
  • Student Life. Technology,  advising, counseling, academic support, internships, athletics, and co-curricular opportunities — the list is endless in the far-reaching impact of Annual Fund support on student life. 
Through their deeds and actions, Wabash students demonstrate why they are worth your investment — worth your gift to the Annual Fund.
 
Help support Wabash students and their experiences by making your 2009-2010 Annual Fund gift todayIt will be worth it

Matching Gifts
CommencementYour gift to the Annual Fund might also be eligible for a matching gift from your employer. Matching gifts often allow you to double or triple the value of your gift to Wabash.

Fiscal Year & Annual Fund Goals
Gifts made to Wabash between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 will be included in the 2009-2010 fiscal year and will be counted toward the 2009-2010 Annual Fund goals. 


 

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Have a vehicle registered in the State of Indiana?  Then why not "Spread the Fame" with a Wabash College license plate?
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Alumni Brick Terrace
Tucked in the historic northwest corner of campus, adjacent to Forest Hall; Hovey Cottage; and the Caleb Mills House, is the alumni brick terrace, dedicated on May 12, 2000.
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The Bachelor

The Bachelor is the student newspaper. Known as the "Voice of Wabash Since 1908," you can read The Bachelor online for all the news from a student perspective!

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Double or Triple your Gift

You may be eligible to double or triple your annual contribution to Wabash if you or your spouse work for a company with a matching gift program. 

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