Class Gift Representative Election Results Are In
Congratulations to the 2012-13 Class Gift representatives! These student leaders were elected by their peers during last week’s election and will be leading the charge for their class’ philanthropic involvement on campus this year.
Seniors: Abigail Brumfield and Timothy Tucker
Juniors: Alexa Albrecht and Joseph Holloway
Sophomores: Madeline Johnson and Jessica Sadler
Freshmen: Leah Blefko and Lauren Cortez
Special thanks go to all the candidates who ran and to everyone who voted in the election. Students, please join us in congratulating these outstanding individuals, and be on the lookout for your Class Gift representatives around campus throughout the year!
Contacts
Blake Rickman, Assistant Director of Annual Programs
University Development
575-3238,
brickman@uark.edu
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