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Spin, Send me your contact information and I will make sure you will be asked for a gift. Go Zips! George Van Horne Senior Associate Athletics Director

Hilltopper and the rest of Zips Nation: You can call any of us in Athletics Development and we will help you with your Priority Points. Within our office we all work off of a client list just like a sales person in the private sector. If you are on a client list and leave a voice mail we will have the person you usually work with call you back if we are not able to respond quickly. Thank you for your support and Go Zips! George Associate AD, Development ghvanhorne@uakron.edu 330/972-8255 HilltopperPosted 22 May 2014 - 02:58 PM You need to call Alexa Doutt. She is the director of the Z-Fund. Her number is 330-972-2695. I had a similar problem and she was able to get it straightened out right away. Anthony and George would just direct you to her anyway.

We are currently working towards two minor renovations of the arena that are donor funded. The renovations will improve the game day atmosphere for fans. Check out our website in the next few weeks for details.

Average Attendance in Tommy Evans Lounge for MBB Games is as follows: Pregame: 250 Halftime: 300 For big games like Can't and OU the number goes up to 300 pregame and about 375/400 for halftime. Attendance includes donors mentioned in the benefits chart and certain levels of corporate sponsors who have basketball season tickets. Thank you all for your support. Go Zips! George Van Horne Associate Athletics Director - Development

Athletics Marketing should of had the commercial pulled and a new on put in place. The new ads should be all about Caleb and the boys and their hunt for a national championship...and basketball.

I was kicked out of band in 7th grade for engaging in a friendly competition of "Who can be the last trumpet chair" with several other musically deficient friends. . . I've never regretted it for a minute.I'll bring the trumpet on Saturday!

Has UA ever gone a season beating all the teams they should beat?No...in any sport.Point taken, but in football you only play 11-12 games. Akron football seems to always find a way to lose rather than find a way to win.The only time you beat all of the teams you should beat in a given year is when you go undefeated. How many college or professional teams go undeafeated in a given year? Answer: Very few.We were lucky to see Alabama, Ball State and Boise State do it this year in college football where the game is played by 18-23 year old kids.

akronzip12345 we do not attack you for "being rational" we attack you for being ignorant. If you know anything about any industry the standards are constantly changing. Although I am sure Dr. Proenza and his staff would love to have your expertise and knowledge of the fundraising field on hist team. On the University's website they are currently hiring directors of development for several colleges.Let's talk about comparables. With a little searching on the internet I found this site: http://www.cae.org/content/pdf/VSE.2006.To...ts.By.State.pdfand these stats:In 2006, Akron raised the 4th largest amount in the state of Ohio. Here is the top 10.Ohio State University $ 209,912,962University of Cincinnati 70,706,310Case Western Reserve University 66,122,737Miami University 27,749,436University of Akron 25,226,405University of Dayton 21,218,588Kenyon College 19,996,781Bowling Green State University 19,246,542Xavier University 17,435,171Denison University 17,157,025Just the other day the University announced great strides in fundraising:Record Fund-raising Reported at UA in New Fiscal YearAkron, Ohio, Jan. 23, 2008 — The University of Akron is continuing its successful fund-raising efforts after a record-breaking fiscal year 2006-07, the University's Board of Trustees reported at its meeting today. The Board reported giving to the University for July through November 2007 totaled $21.5 million, 76 percent more than the $12.2 million received for the same period of 2006. The number of gifts increased 14.4 percent to 8,616 in July-November 2007, from a total of 7,531 for the same period in 2006. The trend continued into December 2007, closing the University's highest-ever first half of a fiscal year at $26.4 million. These totals continue the University's recent successes — $32,395,043 for fiscal year 2006-07, surpassing the previous record of $27.4 million for 2000-01. The 2006-07 level was an increase of 28 percent from the total of $25,220,009 for the previous fiscal year. An average of $22,976,540 for the recent five-year period was an increase of 41 percent over the previous five-year period. “This continued financial support for our people and programs truly is groundbreaking and gratifying,” UA President Luis M. Proenza says. “The community support speaks well of our recent efforts to transform our campus setting and the outstanding academic pursuits that take place here each day.”

If you arent' going to UConn. You should come on out a fellowship with Zips baseball fans next weekend.http://www.gozips.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPS...&ATCLID=1205978The baseball team’s Diamond Legends Golf Outing on September 29th, 2007 at RainTree Country Club. Coach Bangtson and the current Zips baseball players need you to come out and have a great time. The baseball team is looking to not only improve again this year, but battle for a MAC Championship. In preparation for the 2008 campaign the Zips are playing in Florida, North Carolina, Las Vegas and Texas. Over the summer, a former student-athlete became so impressed with the improvements made in the baseball program on and off the field he made a gift to completely redo the infield from the drainage to the pitchers mound giving the Zips one of the best infields in the MAC. Why don’t you come on out meet the players and the staff and judge for yourself? To sign up for the Diamond Legends Golf Outing you can call me or Blair Danner, Assistant Director of Development for Athletics at 330/972-2695. See you all on the 29th.

If you close a 200-300 acre college campus what do you do with the property and buildings? No one is scrambling to move to Ohio and the state just takes on more debt.Maybe we could start an OSU wannabe graduates asylum. Did bow down attend OSU or is he just another bandwagon junkie.Go UA Polymers!Go UA Psychology!Go UA SAE Racing Team!Go UA Law School Graduates and IP Law Program!I'd root for can't before I would root for OSU.

From what I hear Porten did not want to lead the men's and women's programs as the director of golf. He has taken a step down to maybe one day be the head coach at Can't State. If Porten really wanted to work with Page he could of just driven the 15 miles to Can't and had lunch with Page on a regular basis.We are better off losing someone whose life long ambition is to be an assistant coach.

A multi-purpose domed facility is not good for most of the sports who play there and is really not good for the fans who watch the games. Look at the Astrodome in Houston. . . nobody liked playing there. Plus to the price tag would be too high. Instead of adding $50-$60 million to the price tag try adding over $130 million. Not a good investment for anyone involved. Unless the Browns are going to move to Akron too.We can all agree the JAR and Rubber Bowl are horrible facilities to watch a game in. let's fix the problem one at a time instead of making the same mistakes that were made on the JAR.

Like Steve French said last night "bring a couple of friends with you to the game tonight." Let's break the MAC Tournament attendance record and fill the Q with Zips.Bring you KRAFT Mac & Cheese to the game and get free GA tickets

Ak Rowdies and Akron fans great job tonight. Way to stick by your team and help bring them to victory.You remind me of the best hecklers in sports the Texas Tech Hecklers. I remember facing off against them in the '96 NCAA baseball tournament.Hopefully you will continue to build the tradition of the Rowdies.Here is a link to the Tech Hecklers for you to check out:http://www.techhecklers.com/home.htmGreat job tonight. See you all tomorrow.

OU is cutting 3 sports to try and cut there losses in paying Solich to be the coach.the sports: women's lacrosse, men's swimming and diving and men's indoor and outdoor track.