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    Alumni Welcome Admitted Students to Campus for Admitted Student Day

    April 15, 2016
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    Alumni volunteers came back to the Brook for Admitted Student Day on Saturday, April 8 and Sunday, April 9, 2017, welcoming over 4,000 admitted students to campus while sharing their stories and experiences as students and alumni.

    Alumni Volunteers during Admitted Student Day
    Pictured from left to right: Alumni Association President-Elect Bedel Saget ’88, Alumni Association Treasurer Ahmed Belazi ’06, ’10, Alumni Association Board Member Hilda DeJesus ’07, Carla Lange ’95, James Mallinson ’16 and Alumni Association President Robert Stafford ’72, ’82

     

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