Atlantic Union College has come a long way from being “That Old New England School” founded in 1882. Today, AUC is building on what one recent alumna called being “an interesting school,” a school who challenged its faculty as much as it students, and who celebrated unique approaches to living a Christian life.
As president—and as an alum, myself—I know that a college is only what its alumni are.
For one hundred and twenty-eight years, we have been producing interesting, expansive, unique thinkers who have always been willing to think hard and act courageously,alumni who have challenged and changed their church and their communities, alumni who have ventured out to change the world.
Much of our church’s early mission work would have been impossible without AUC alumni.
Today, I challenge you to help us continue the work they started and the work you are now engaged in, yourselves. Contributing to the College’s Annual Fund helps you do that.
You will find other ways to support AUC on the following pages—please visit them while you think about how you would like to thank AUC for what the college has done for you, and please suggest how we can support you in the future.
Feel free to send a note to me or to our Alumni Office at any time.
I will be happy to reply to your note with a phone call, if that’s what you would like.
I hope to see as many of you as possible over the next several months, and, especially, at alumni weekend in April.
And by the way, does anyone have a copy of the 1968
Minuteman I could borrow?
Norman L. Wendth, ‘68
President