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Welcome
to ALUMNI CONNECTIONS
AALU Online |
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The Alumni Association
of Lincoln University (AALU) was founded in 1872 and is the national body that
governs alumni chapters throughout the United States and Internationally. The
AALU is made up of alumni who are active with Alma Mater through chapters who
recruit outstanding students, raise scholarship funds, promote bountiful financial
support of the University through its national alumni giving campaigns, and individual
contribution efforts. Membership
in the AALU provides you with access to networking and other opportunities with
fellow Lincoln alumni. Whether this is your first introduction to the AALU, or
you have been a member more than two decades, we encourage you to review all that
the AALU has to offer.
Current
Weekly Update: November
25, 2007
Weekly
Update Archives
Alumni
E-mail Directory
Free E-mail Account
Lincoln
Contacts
Alumni Trustees
Alma
Mater
The purpose for which this national
Alumni Association was founded is to promote Lincoln University and its alumni
by:
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Cultivating
and fostering close fellowship among the graduates and former students of all
departments of the University -
Support and advance the cause of higher education in general and at Lincoln University
in particular -
Afford an accredited medium for the expression of sentiments of the alumni as
a unit -
Promote the best interests of the University v Encourage bountiful financial support
for the University
We
cultivate these purposes through activities that help to promote Lincoln University
by:
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Acting as a unifying agency among areas, states, and districts
dedicated to serving Lincoln University
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Stimulating and maintaining a friendly, working relationship
among graduates, former students, faculty, and non-faculty LU
personnel
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Maintaining a wholesome and supportive relationship with the
University when suggesting or implementing alumni programs
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Recruiting students to attend Lincoln University
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Assisting students through financial aid
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Soliciting financial support from alumni, friends of the University
and other sources such as foundations, the government
as well as the corporations.
Keeping
Lincoln Up-to-Date
Please mail all information updates to the Lincoln
University Office of Alumni Relations.
You may also send life updates to be published in the Lincoln
LION directly to the Office of Communications and Marketing.
Mailing
Address:
Lincoln University of Pennsylvania
P.O. Box 179 Lincoln University, PA 19352
(484) 365-8000
Contact
Personnel:
Director of Alumni Relations
Kevan Turman '01
(800) 726-3014 - Phone
kturman@lincoln.edu
Office of Marketing and Communications
Drexel Ball, Director
dball@lincoln.edu
If you can connect Lincoln with a Corporate Foundation or your employer's corporate
giving office, please contact: Office of Development and External Relations
Michael Hill, Vice President mhill@lu.lincoln.edu
Alumni
Trustees: Dr. William Bennett, '50, wbennettss@aol.com
Dr. Leonard Bethel, '60, bethel@rci.rutgers.edu
Mr. Frank Gihan, '72, fgihan@tribune.com
Tracey
J. HunterHayes '87
Mr. J. Vernon Peterson, '73 jvernonpeterson@aol.com
Ms.
Sharlene Roberson, '81 svrdst@aol.com
Free E-mail
For anyone interested, Lincoln is still making available a FREE e-mail
address to any alumni requesting one. The process is simple.Your must provide
the following information: - Your name (first, last and middle initial).
- Your postal mailing address.
- Your home phone number, including area code,
which is used by the system security process.
- Class affiliation (this is also
required for security purposes).
You may include any existing mail addresses
you may already have. Send your request to the IT department by e-mail, fax, or
mail.
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mail: Mr. Steve Carol,
Chief Information Systems Technology Officer , Lincoln University, Box 179, Lincoln
University, PA 19352
Your userid will be established by the
IT department. You will receive your userid and instructions on how to access
your mailbox by telephone, mail, or e-mail, if you supplied an existing eimail
address. Check your mail box on a regular basis - once every couple of days
should be the minimum. Incoming mail should be stored on your computer, not on
the host. You agree to do nothing to damage the reputation of the
university. The university reserves the right to purge old mail
- any mail over 60 days old - from the system whether or not is has been read.
The university also reserves the right to initially refuse any request or to discontinue
the use of an individual's mailbox.
Recommended Outside Links
Disclaimer
The following links have been recommended by Lincoln alums and others. We are
looking for items of general interest to LU alumni. We reserve the right to reject
submitted links due to inapproriate content. A listing in this directory does
not constitute an endorsement by the university or the alumni webmaster. Alumni
Relations
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Association Constitution and By-Laws
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