Submit Your Proposal for the 2012 Senior Class Gift
I’ve been trying to avoid the fact that I am approaching my senior year in Happy Valley. Unfortunately, today it hit me harder than Mike Mauti hits a ballcarrier coming through the hole when I received an e-mail that asked me to “submit an idea for your class gift”.
Wait, my class gift?!
Beginning today, seniors can propose a 2012 Senior Class gift idea by filling out the Senior Class Gift Proposal Form. You are required to describe what kind of gift you’re proposing as well as where it will be located and how it aligns with the University and Senior Class Gift mission.
Need some inspiration? Take a look at the 10 classes with cool senior gifts and read about the 2011 Senior Class gift.
Let’s hear some suggestions! What should the 2012 Senior Class gift be, and why?
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