H undreds of Antio- chians from throughout the country converged upon the College in Yellow Springs last weekend to cele- brate their proud history and continue on the course toward reopening the liberal arts col- lege to students in the fall of 2011. Interim President Matthew Derr announced several mile- stones for the institution dur-…
[This is the letter that Interim President Matthew Derr wrote to Nancy Crow to establish the Community and Community Governance Task Force Committee] April 25, 2010 As we continue our collective focus on fund raising, accreditation, curriculum, and facilities improvements in preparation for the return of students to campus in fourteen months, it is important…
The Antioch College Office of Advancement’s report for February 2010, prepared for the March 14 Board Pro Tempore meeting: annual fund up $58,235 to $1,479,667, 26 new donors, and $650,000 in new planned-giving commitments.
A monthly financial and operational dashboard for the Antioch College Board Pro Tempore covering the spring 2010 period: cash on hand, outstanding pledges, Campaign for Antioch totals, employment and diversity figures, and capital spending.
A financial summary table accompanying the February 2010 Advancement Report, submitted March 12, 2010 by Risa Grimes, Director of Advancement, and Aimee Maruyama, Associate Director of Advancement.
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