Bottom Line: you are the most important part of the LC Alumni Association’s success. 


Alumni Board, April 1, 2006

The measure of success is often boiled down to what many call “the bottom line.”  Some numerical measure –profit, net worth, net revenue, you choose – is often applied to assess whether a particular project has succeeded, or to what extent it has fallen short.  But I would submit to you that for the alumni community President Garren envisioned when he charged the Alumni Association Board of Directors to serve as the Blue Ribbon Panel, the measure of success is no less important, yet far different.  Our bottom line is measured in terms of your engagement and participation in the life of Lynchburg College.  I encourage you to seek out ways to get involved in building the future of a true Blue Ribbon Alumni Association.  The board of directors of the Association and the Alumni Programs staff are certainly working hard to create fun, new opportunities.