With Your Help, We Can Still Do It | SUNY Plattsburgh
Last year, they beat us.
Rivals SUNY Potsdam, Oswego and Oneonta had a larger percentage of alumni who gave to their alma mater. Potsdam had 8 percent; Oswego, 7.3 percent; Oneonta, 7.1 percent; and Plattsburgh, 6.5 percent.
We know we can do better.
And when we do, we’ll strengthen SUNY Plattsburgh’s stand in the rankings — and the value of your diploma. A high participation rate is considered a key indicator of alumni satisfaction.
Most importantly, gifts received by June 30 will help students in need, funding scholarships and other important programs for the 2014-2015 school year.
You will make a difference, and, really, that’s what it’s all about.
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