Alumni Relations Annual Report by Seton Hall Publications Alumni Magazine

Dear Fellow Pirates, I am pleased to present you with the Seton Hall University Alumni Relations annual report for fiscal year 2013 (which ended June 30, 2013). You will immediately notice that this year’s report has been expanded. It provides more detail about the ways in which alumni are engaged with Seton Hall and an overview of the ways Alumni Relations continues to develop additional opportunities for engagement. The past year saw a tremendous expansion of opportunities for Seton Hall, Alumni Relations and thousands of alumni and students who take part in the programs, benefits and services described in these pages. Of particular note is the addition of four new staff members to our team. Each has already made a significant impact by expanding existing initiatives and creating new chances for Pirates to connect with Seton Hall. Over the coming months and years we will expand our geographic reach, grow our successful Alumni Club program and continue to expand volunteer opportunities. These are the result of studying best practices throughout the alumni relations field and listening to what you have to say — through the surveys, emails, letters, tweets, posts and calls you use to share with us how we are doing. As always, I invite you to be a part of this exciting time in our University’s history. Each year I am proud to see the growth of our campus home, and the increasing amount of alumni and friends who choose to become informed about, involved with and invested in Seton Hall. Go Pirates! Warmest Regards,

Matthew Borowick ’89/M.B.A. ’94 Associate Vice President of Alumni and Government Relations

Front Cover: Students thank engaged alumni as Seton Hall celebrates Student Engagement and Philanthropy Day. 1

MISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT Alumni Relations is responsible for strengthening the frequency and quality of alumni engagement by inspiring them to become informed, involved and invested in the life and progress of Seton Hall University.

ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT The Department is the University’s primary source of contact with its more than 92,000 alumni. The Department creates exciting and meaningful ways for alumni to participate in the life and vitality of the University. Through this increased engagement, alumni will help Seton Hall move forward and improve its position as one of the nation’s leading Catholic universities.

A sold-out crowd attended the inaugural “Breakfast with Santa and the Pirate” event on December 1, 2012.

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PIRATE PRIDE Each year, hundreds of alumni send Seton Hall their photos with the Pirate Pride Bandana! Pictures are often included in Seton Hall magazine, alumni newsletters, mailings and publications like this one. Request your free bandana by visiting the Pirate Pride Gallery at www.shu.edu/alumni.

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CONNECT WITH FELLOW PIRATES

ALUMNI COMMUNICATIONS Alumni Relations strives to maintain a variety of dynamic, beneficial communication vehicles through which alumni can become better informed about the University. The combination of the award-winning Seton Hall Magazine, Pirate Press electronic newsletter, Alumni Blog, website and social media channels provides an array of meaningful ways for alumni to communicate with Seton Hall, and with each other. In Fiscal Year 2013, a record number of alumni joined the University’s social media channels and networks, providing greatly increased opportunities for alumni to connect and build the global Pirate network. Growth remains steady in electronic communications: Seton Hall Alumni Facebook Page

8,027 “likes”

Seton Hall Alumni Twitter Feed

4,489 followers

“Seton Hall University Alumni Network” on Linkedin

6,857 members

Pirate Press electronic newsletter: Distribution of 20,000+

Seton Hall departments, organizations, colleges and clubs maintain a presence on numerous social networks. Help to build the Pirate network by logging on, connecting and sharing on your favorite site. Use of Seton Hall’s social networks for alumni increased by 39% overall in FY 2013.

ALUMNI CONNECTIONS Seton Hall University Alumni Facebook page – www.facebook.com/thehallalumni @SetonHallAlumni on Twitter – www.twitter.com/setonhallalumni Seton Hall University Alumni Network group on LinkedIn – www.shu.edu/go/alumnilinkedin

HIGHLIGHTED SETON HALL NETWORKS Seton Hall University YouTube Channel – www.youtube.com/setonhall Seton Hall University Facebook page – www.facebook.com/setonhall Seton Hall University on Pinterest – www.pinterest.com/setonhall @SetonHall on Twitter – www.twitter.com/SetonHall Visit www.shu.edu to view other social networks maintained by Seton Hall.

Visitors to www.shu.edu/alumni pages: 90,000+

Visitors view the Alumni home page to learn more about University services, register for events, share news, update their contact information and view the Alumni Directory.

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FEATURED BENEFITS AND SERVICES

BENEFITS AND SERVICES

SETON HALL UNIVERSITY ALUMNI CARD Thousands of alumni around the world proudly carry the Seton Hall Alumni Card to show off their love of The Hall. Do you? Register for your free card today at www.shu.edu/go/alumnicard.

Alumni Relations maintains a portfolio of discounts and special services for Seton Hall graduates. The department is also a “one-stop shop” for alumni seeking assistance with University services including transcript requests, diploma questions and library services, among others.

CAREER SERVICES, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CAREER CENTER From on-campus career fairs to résumé review sessions and more, Alumni Relations and the Career Center bring alumni a variety of services and resources.

DISCOUNTED HOME, AUTO, MEDICAL, PET AND OTHER INSURANCE PRODUCTS Numerous vendors offer discounted insurance products to Seton Hall alumni. Get a free quote today and see how much you can save, just for being a Pirate!

“Benefits and Services” are available for all alumni, regardless of geographic location. More than 10,000 alumni take advantage of at least one benefit offered through this program annually.

ALUMNI EMAIL All graduates of Seton Hall are eligible for a free “@alumni.shu.edu” email address, powered by Microsoft. Sign up for your account today and start connecting with your fellow Pirates.

DISCOUNTS ON CONCERT TICKETS, HOTELS, SPECIAL EVENTS, CONCERTS AND MORE!

ROYALTY REVENUE Royalty revenue from benefits and services exceeded $47,000

Working Advantage offers discounts on thousands of products, services and events throughout the year. Seton Hall alumni receive a Working Advantage membership free-of-charge!

SUGGEST A NEW BENEFIT

VIEW THE EVER-GROWING LIST OF BENEFITS AND SERVICES

Have a great idea for a new discount, product or service that Seton Hall should offer to alumni? We want to hear about it! Contact Erika Klinger, associate director of campus partnerships, at (973) 378-9827 or erika.klinger@shu.edu.

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www.shu.edu/alumni Alumni Weddings in the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception

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VOLUNTEERISM

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteerism is at the very heart of alumni engagement. It is through the selfless work of so many dedicated Pirates that Seton Hall is able to move forward, to accomplish its goals and to continue to be a place where leaders learn.

POPULAR VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

Alumni Relations manages a variety of opportunities for alumni, parent and student involvement. Pirates whose lives have taken them far from campus are invited to become Chapter Ambassadors. Others can start an Alumni Club or dedicate time to mentor or recruit students. There are countless ways to get involved.

HIGHLIGHTS OF VOLUNTEERISM FROM FISCAL YEAR 2013: • 684 alumni expressed interest in volunteering for the University • 428 alumni participated in a volunteer activity, many more than once The Volunteer Interest Survey allows respondents to select areas of University life in which they would like to become more involved. When opportunities arise that meet these interests, Alumni Relations facilitates contact between the volunteers and interested campus partners. Complete the survey and share your interests at www.shu.edu/go/volunteer.

SETON HALL ADMISSION RESOURCE PROGRAM (SHARP) Seton Hall’s international prospective student recruitment effort, popularly referred to as SHARP, allows alumni worldwide to give back to Seton Hall. Attend on-campus admissions events (Open House, Pirate Preview). Call or write notes to applicants or accepted students. Host regional student send-off events or yield events in your hometown.

MENTORING CURRENT STUDENTS Alumni are encouraged to help mold Seton Hall’s future graduates by volunteering a minimal amount of time to guide and mentor a current student. There are various types of career mentoring that alumni can become involved with at the University: reviewing résumés, listening to elevator pitches, conducting practice interviews, providing career advice and more.

COMMUNITY SERVICE Carry on the Seton Hall tradition of servant leadership. Check out the Alumni Calendar for service opportunities with campus and community partners.

ON-CAMPUS EVENTS Volunteer at events hosted on-campus by various partners and departments. No matter the audience, on-campus events allow you to reconnect and share your memories.

BOARDS AND COMMITTEES Alumni serve Seton Hall as members of a variety of governing boards, volunteer boards and committees. For a complete list of volunteer opportunities, visit www.shu.edu/go/volunteer.

Inaugural volunteer recognition dinner held on May 2, 2013

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REGIONAL CHAPTERS

ALUMNI CLUBS Seton Hall’s Alumni Clubs bring together graduates who share common connections from their student experience. The Alumni Club program allows graduates to join groups of interest to them, start new groups, and gain official recognition for groups that alumni have formed on their own. The addition of a new position to the Alumni Relations team, Associate Director of Alumni Clubs, has brought renewed focus and effort to the Alumni Club program. New clubs have been created, a greater number of alumni have been involved and clubs already in existence have received increased support. The addition of a Corporate Alumni Club program will allow alumni from varied backgrounds increased networking opportunities with fellow Pirates in their companies and their professional fields. A Student Club and Organization Grant Program offers on-campus students the opportunity to engage their alumni through planning assistance from the Alumni Relations Team. Alumni in attendance then have the opportunity to start new Alumni Clubs based around their interests. To learn more about starting or joining an Alumni Club or Corporate Alumni Club, contact Robert Mayers at (973) 378-9821 or robert.mayers@shu.edu or visit www.shu.edu/alumni and click on “Alumni Clubs.”

HIGHLIGHTED GOALS AND RESULTS

Goal

Result

Offer 4 student club grants, attract 45 alumni

5 grants offered, 100 alumni attendees

Hold 12 Club events, attract 600 alumni

18 events held, 635 alumni attendees

Partner with Seton Hall Fund on solicitations

230 new donors associated with Clubs made gifts

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Whether near to the University or far, alumni, parents, students and friends are invited to take part in Regional Chapter activities. Fiscal Year 2013 saw the creation of the Regional Ambassador program, which calls on alumni to take on leadership roles in groups of Pirates worldwide.

HIGHLIGHTED RESULTS & INITIATIVES: • Recruited 26 new Regional Chapter Ambassadors • Held 17 events with 623 attendees • Created plan for new international alumni chapter program

Photos from the annual “Chica go

Alumni and Friends Golf Outing ”

Terranze Griffin, associate director of regional alumni engagement, works regularly with Regional Chapter volunteers to create opportunities for involvement. Alumni interested in getting involved with, or starting a Chapter in their area may contact Terranze at (973) 378-9818 or terranze.griffin@shu.edu or visit www.shu.edu/alumni and click on “Regional Chapters.”

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Signature Events

Each year, Alumni Relations partners with each of the University’s schools and colleges to host a signature event for alumni. Through successful collaboration, alumni of each of the schools are invited by their respective deans to unique and engaging events on an annual basis. • College of Arts and Sciences: Wine Tasting and Academic Symposium, 50 attendees • School of Business: Reception at New York Stock Exchange, 250 attendees • College of Education and Human Services: Reception at NJEA Convention, Canceled due to Hurricane Sandy • School of Health and Medical Sciences: Manhattan Dinner Cruise, 85 attendees • College of Nursing: 75th Jubilee Gala, 200 attendees • School of Diplomacy and International Relations: New York City Alumni Reception, 56 attendees

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MANY ARE ONE

Past Recipients of the Most Distinguished Alumni Award

June 13, 2013 marked the 27th year for the Many Are One alumni awards gala. With more than 450 attendees, radio host Joe Barlett as master of ceremonies and special guests introducing the honorees, the evening showcased Seton Hall and her alumni in an impressive light. Twelve outstanding alumni were honored for their service to Seton Hall, their service to their communities, professional achievements and servant leadership. Proceeds from ticket sales, direct donations, sponsorships and the silent auction fund scholarships for the children, grandchildren and other relatives of alumni who attend Seton Hall. Learn more about the Alumni Scholarship, and encourage an incoming student to apply, by visiting admissions.shu.edu and clicking on “Scholarships.”

1985

Adrian M. Foley, Esq. ’43

1986

Rosemary A. Judge ’41

1987

George M. Ring ’65/M.B.A. ‘71

1988

Frank P. Farinella ’49

1989

John J. Petillo ’69/M.A. ’71/M.D.M. ’75

1990

Alfred J. Luciani ’67/J.D. ’70

1991

John C. Kelly ’63/M.B.A. ’68

1992

William Eyres Sr. ’58

1994

Thomas J. Sharkey ’54

1995

David B. Gerstein ’63

Most Distinguished Alumnus:

Humanitarian:

Alumni Impact:

1996

Joseph P. LaSala, J.D. ’72

Joe Michaels ’73 Director, NBC Today Show

James M. O’Brien ’82 Managing Partner, Napier Park Global Capital

Joan M. Bosisio ’97 Group Vice President, Stern + Associates

1999

Joseph LaMotta ’54

2000

Robert E. Baldini ’53

2001

George P. Twill ’65

2002

Kurt T. Borowsky ’61

2004

Robert J. Wussler ’57

2005

Joseph D. Abruzzese ’69

2006

John D. Hayes ’76

2007

Monsignor Kevin M. Hanbury ’68/ M. Div. ’76/Ed.S. ’79/Ed.D. ’86

David C. Hajduk ’93/M.A. ’03, Immaculate Conception Seminary School of Theology

2008

Linda Caldwell Epps, M.A. ’88

Jacqueline Pirone, J.D. ’04, School of Law

2009

Christopher Modrzynski ’78

Gerald Ruscingno, Ph.D. ’06, School of Health and Medical Sciences

2010

Monsignor Robert Sheeran ’67

Muriel M. Shore ’61/Ed.D. ’90, College of Nursing

2011

Patrick M. Murray ’64/M.B.A. ’72

C. Eduardo Vargas Toro, M.A. ’07, School of Diplomacy and International Relations

2012

Roger Dow ’68

School and College Service Award Honorees: Mary Elizabeth Brennan ’82, College of Arts and Sciences Maury Cartine ’70/J.D. ’76, Stillman School of Business Joseph V. DePierro ’65/M.A. ’69, College of Education and Human Services (awarded posthumously) Maria Mazziotti Gillan ’61, University Libraries

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STUDENT ENGAGEMENT

STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION One of the University’s most active student organizations, the Student Alumni Association (SAA) regularly involves more than 5,000 students and alumni in their annual programs and activities. Founded in 2005, SAA is a group of 30 undergraduate students who seek to better the University community by fostering relationships between current students and graduates, promoting school spirit and educating undergraduate students about the benefits of a lifelong relationship with Seton Hall University. Annual events hosted by SAA include the Thank-A-Thon for alumni donors and volunteers, the 24-hour-long Bounce ‘N Trounce basketball event, Pirate Pandemonium pep rallies, the Pirate’s Birthday Party, Seton Hall Weekend Scavenger Hunt and other programs that educate the student body about the benefits of engagement and philanthropy. Fiscal Year 2013 included the inaugural Student Engagement and Philanthropy Day, in partnership with the Council to Advance and Support Education. The event included a social media campaign to engage alumni who are #SHULoyal, numerous opportunities for students to thank donors and volunteers, and stations where students could write “thank you” notes to Seton Hall supporters.

HIGHLIGHTED GOALS AND RESULTS Goal

Result

Achieve 100% giving rate among members to the Seton Hall Fund

100% giving rate achieved

Involve 5,175 participants in SAA activities

More than 5,500 involved

Make 2,400 “Thank-a-Thon” calls to alumni and supporters

2,635 calls made

Volunteer to assist University Advancement with 10 events that engage donors and volunteers

Assisted with 12 events

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The Seton Hall experience starts when students arrive on campus for the first time, and lasts a lifetime. Today’s students are tomorrow’s alumni leaders. To educate students about this life-long relationship with Seton Hall, Alumni Relations consistently explores new and innovative ways to reach current students. Working in many cases in partnership with colleagues in Student Services, the staff takes part in a variety of events throughout the year to engage a broad audience of students.

HIGHLIGHTED PROGRAMS

Event

Result

Traditions Orientation

In partnership with Student Services, Athletics, TLTC and other partners, SAA presented a session on Seton Hall’s rich history and traditions to all members of the freshman class. This program has become a required part of the University’s freshman orientation program.

Senior Class Toast with Dr. Esteban

Working with the Seton Hall Fund, all graduating seniors were invited to a champagne toast with Dr. Esteban. Presentations highlighted the importance of giving back to Seton Hall.

Senior Class BBQ

More than 300 members of the senior class enjoyed a BBQ on the Galleon Lawn. Students were able to register for alumni cards, learn more about alumni benefits, register for clubs, and more.

Young Alumni Club Membership

Several members of the Senior Class Council were selected to become members of the University’s Young Alumni Club board. SETON HALL UNIVERSITY ALUMNI RELATIONS ANNUAL REPORT, FISCAL YEAR 2013

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ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Alumni Board of Directors 2012-2013

Many Are One: Bill Staats ’76 and Dawn Mueller ’89

William Staats ’76, President-Elect

» More than 455 attendees. » Gross revenues of approximately $260,000. » 100% of the Alumni Board supported the event by purchasing tickets, securing ads, sponsorships or auction items.

Alumni Scholarship: Ryan Duffy ’93 and Darren Rydberg ’95

» 20+% increase in applications received despite an earlier deadline. » Successfully implemented the new Alumni Scholarship process for the second year under the revised guidelines. » One of 2 awardees will be attending SHU in fall 2013.

Board Liaison: Darren Rydberg ’95 and Daniel Schnipp ’95/M.S. ’99

James Orsini ’85, President Monsignor James Cafone ’61, Chaplain Matthew Borowick ’89/M.B.A. ’94 Laurianne Brunetti ’96/M.A.E. ’94 Kimberly Capadona ’98/J.D. ’01 Ryan Duffy ’93

» Informed the leaders, administration, members, and/or full board membership of 7 University sponsored boards about the Alumni Board of Directors’ mission — specifically referencing the Many Are One gala and the True Blue program. » Invested time at over 15 events sponsored or attended by various University board/council members.

Angelina Martino Finnegan ’91/M.A.E. ’94

Recruitment and Retention: Daniel Messina, Ph.D. ’05 and Eric Rush ’85 B.S.B.

Kristen Gibson ’03

» Charged with providing the Board with a new slate of Board members who filled in the gaps in the membership that we had identified through our analysis of the current make-up. » The 3 current members whose original terms were expiring agreed to re-up for another term. » Brought awareness to the current Board about the need to continually be on the lookout for potential members.

Impact: Gabino Roche Jr. ’98

» Assisted in the escalation and removal of impediments and risks to board members’ goals and helped with facilitation and reinforcement of the process.

Young Alumni: Cristin Johnson ’09 and Ryan Garrity ’11

» Hosted programs that attracted 1,000+ alumni including the Scavenger Hunt, Young Alumni Christmas Party, Rutgers Game Watch and the Bar-A Young Alumni Reunion. » Established stronger structure within the Young Alumni Club by forming first-ever executive board. » Achieved record attendance numbers at the Bar-A Young Alumni Reunion, including over 600 alumni from across the country. » The Young Alumni Club achieved 100% participation rate in the Seton Hall Fund. » Established a young alumni presence at Many Are One.

Special Events: Laurianne Brunetti ’96/M.A.E. ’97 and Angelina Martino Finnegan ’91/ M.A. ’94 » Developed and conducted Alumni Board Member Survey. » Analyzed and presented survey results to Alumni Board and Alumni Relations team. » Collaborated with Alumni Relations team to identify Signature University Events.

Mentoring and Career Center: Jonathan Stout ’01/ M.S.P.A. ’02 and Susan Miller ’84/ M.B.A. ’90

» Created, developed, and hosted a "Career Development Night" for the Student Alumni Association at a large, statewide employer. » Rolled out an Alumni Board and Stillman School Mentor Program. » Provided a direct channel for active engagement between students and alumni.

Admissions and Accepted Students: Kristen Gibson ’03 and Tiffany Mayers ’06

James Spaeth '65 attends the Phi Kappa Theta Reunion

Ryan Garrity ’11 Cristin Johnson ’09 Cynthia Kibble ’94 Tiffany L. Mayers ’06 Daniel Messina, Ph.D. ’05 Susan Miller ‘84/M.B.A. ’90 Dawn M. Mueller ’89 Gabino Roche Jr. ’98

Darren Rydberg '95/M.B.A. '99/J.D. '99 speaks with young alumni

Eric Rush ’85 Darren K. Rydberg ’95/J.D. ’99/M.B.A. ’99 Daniel R. Schnipp ’95/M.S. ’99

Kristen Gibson '03 speaks with a family at Open House

James Spaeth ’65 Jonathan E. Stout ’01/M.S.P.A. ’02 Camelia M. Valdes ’93 Andrew Wampler ’13

» Board offered to conduct another letter-writing campaign to accepted students.

Seton Hall Fund and Development: Kristen Gibson ’03 and James Spaeth ’65 » Alumni Board achieved 100% participation in the Seton Hall Fund for the 6th year in a row. 20

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OTHER SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS • The Young Alumni Club continues to engage more alumni in their programs. More than 1,000 Pirates attended events hosted by the Club and 100% of the Club’s board members supported the Seton Hall Fund. • The inaugural alumni pancake breakfast with Santa and the Pirate was held on Saturday, December 1, with sold out attendance of more than 200 paid attendees.

ALUMNI RELATIONS STAFF Matthew Borowick ’89/M.B.A. ’94 Associate Vice President, Alumni and Government Relations (973) 378-9847, matthew.borowick@shu.edu

• On Thursday, May 2, the inaugural Volunteer Appreciation Dinner was held on campus. Speakers including Dr. Gabriel Esteban, president of Seton Hall, and David Bohan, vice president of University Advancement, recognized the more than 100 alumni in attendance for their involvement as volunteers in University initiatives.

Lakesha Corbitt Secretary (973) 378-2669, lakesha.corbitt@shu.edu

• Matthew Borowick and Daniel Nugent of Alumni Relations were invited by the Council to Advance and Support Education (CASE) and other groups to speak to other institutions about the changing nature of Alumni Relations. - In March, Nugent presented “Student Engagement and Philanthropy” at the CASE DII annual conference. He also spoke to advancement officers from the Diocese of Metuchen about Seton Hall’s affinity-based alumni engagement strategies. He presented about the “Future of the Alumni Relations Profession” at the CASE New Jersey Association of Independent Schools conference. - Borowick served as a panelist at the CASE Senior Leaders in Alumni Relations conference, discussing the use of social media in alumni engagement. He recently completed a three-year term as the presiding officer of Private College and University Alumni Directors, a 40-member organization that counts Carnegie Mellon, Tufts, MIT, Stanford, Cornell, RPI and Seton Hall among its members.

Daniel Deliberato ’11 Graduate Assistant (973) 378-9829, alumni@shu.edu

• Daniela Gloor, class of 2015 and member of the Student Alumni Association (SAA), was elected to the national CASE Affiliated Student Advancement Program’s board as a district representative. In addition to serving on the executive board of SAA, Daniela is a work-study in Alumni Relations. Her role will include oversight of programming, services and resources for students and advisers in the district’s more than 50 member colleges and universities. Daniel Nugent will serve as the District II adviser during her term.

Terranze Griffin Associate Director, Regional Alumni Engagement (973) 378-9818, terranze.griffin@shu.edu Erika Klinger, M.A. ’11 Associate Director, Campus Partnerships (973) 378-9827, erika.klinger@shu.edu Robert Mayers ’10/M.B.A. ’12 Associate Director, Alumni Clubs (973) 378-9821, robert.mayers@shu.edu Seth Moncrease, Jr. Assistant Director, Student and Young Alumni Programs (973) 378-9863, seth.moncreasejr@shu.edu

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Katie Moran ’12 Graduate Assistant (973) 378-9829, alumni@shu.edu Dan Nugent ’03/M.P.A. ’10 Senior Director of Alumni Engagement (973) 378-2641, daniel.nugent@shu.edu Christian Warneke ’13 Graduate Assistant (973) 378-9829, alumni@shu.edu Work-Study Students Daniela Gloor Emerald Nwanne Christina Richardson Special thanks to the following Pirates who also served Seton Hall in Alumni Relations during the 2013 fiscal year: Robyn Andreula Kerri Clarke ’05 Meghan Codey Maria Keen ’11/M.P.A. ’13 Nicholas Sena, M.P.A. ’11

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Alumni Relations is proud to share this report with you as evidence of our growth and achievement. As always, there are many — both within and beyond the Seton Hall community — who partnered, shared ideas, stepped up and lent a hand to help us achieve our goals. More than any other year in our history, alumni came forward to voice their willingness to deepen their involvement with the University. Alumni clubs, regional chapters, volunteer programs and other initiatives experienced solid growth. To each of you who volunteered to start a club, coordinate a regional chapter, recruit students, become a mentor or give back in some other tangible way, we thank you. We are grateful to our many partners at the University for their continued support, friendship and collaboration. Thanks to Student Services, TLTC, the Priest Community, Gourmet Dining, Athletics, DOVE, Campus Ministry, Parking Services, Public Safety, all schools and colleges and so many others. Thanks especially to our colleagues in University Advancement. Under the leadership of David Bohan, vice president, our division is accomplishing more and reaching further every day. We thank you all for your commitment to Seton Hall’s mission. The Alumni Board of Directors, led by James Orsini ’85, made strides in countless areas. As James’ term as president comes to an end, we thank him for his tireless support of Alumni Relations and Seton Hall. We thank all Board members for serving as inspirational examples of the type of alumni whose involvement continues to move Seton Hall forward. The Alumni Relations team is proud of our growth, and we are motivated by an ever-increasing number of sons and daughters of Seton Hall who continue to get involved. We will continue to provide you with an array of ways to show your Pirate Pride and build our global network of Pirates. Please continue to take advantage of them!

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