Marian Court College Class of 2012
“Dough Raiser” at UNO’s
Swampscott, MA (April 4) – Marian Court College, a two-year co-educational, Catholic private college which builds academic and professional skills, is raising funds for senior class activities at the “Class of 2012 Dough Raiser event at UNO’s all day Wednesday, April 4th.
Funds raised from the Dough Raiser event will help to defray costs of the senior class activities. UNO’s makes it easy to contribute while also enjoying great food and conversation with friends and family. All you need to do is dine-in, take-out, or order delivery between 11:30am and 12am on Wednesday April 4th and give a voucher to your server so that 15% of your order will be credited to Marian Court College’s class of 2012.
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“Our seniors appreciate the support of the community with this fundraiser. Some of our students do not have additional funds to partake in senior activities and this fundraiser makes their participation possible,” said Marian Court College Dean of Academic Affairs & Student Services, Dr. Denise Hammon. “The community and UNO’s are giving all of our students a chance to celebrate two successful years of academic achievement.”
Vouchers are available at the College as well as at the hostess table at UNO’s. (Please don’t forget to ask for a voucher before you pay your bill). For more information, contact Michele Ahouse, Vice President of Development and Marketing at 781-309-5279 or mahouse@mariancourt.edu.
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About Marian Court College:
Marian Court College (www.mariancourt.edu) in Swampscott, Massachusetts, is a two-year co-educational, private college offering the Associate in Science degree. Founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1964, Marian Court College equips students for lifelong learning and instills the core values of integrity, compassion, justice and service. Marian Court College is situated on a six-acre oceanside campus, formerly the “Summer White House” of President Calvin Coolidge.
