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Giving to the Annual Fund
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The Antioch University New England community extends far beyond the geographic boundaries of our campus and the Monadnock Region. Wherever you live, you are a member of the ANE family, united by memories and traditions, and by a strong belief in our mission. To carry out that mission we must continue to provide affordable, cutting-edge programs that prepare our students to make a significant difference in the future. At Antioch New England, students work closely with experienced faculty on real-life projects, giving them the theory and practical skills they need to create meaningful change in their chosen field. This blueprint for success has been in place for more than forty years, but meeting the cost of that education continues to be a serious challenge for many of our students. I ask that you join us in this important undertaking by contributing to ANE’s Annual Fund. Antioch New England has a tradition of helping students succeed, thanks in part to the past Annual Fund support from alumni and friends. I encourage you to give today. Whatever the amount, we are inspired by your participation in helping the next generation of ANE students. We are introducing Annual Fund Giving Levels this year to recognize increasing support. To make your gift online, please go to our secure giving page. On behalf of everyone at Antioch University New England, I thank you for your generosity.
David A. Caruso, PhD |
“A scholarship from ANE has allowed me to attend school full-time and to reduce the hours I must work to support my family. ANE is extremely flexible, supportive, and open to different points of view. This philosophy has created a profound impact on my work as a clinician. I now have a greater awareness and appreciation for people who are having problems, and I have learned that the most crucial thing I can give is to be present and let people tell their stories.” Thomas Croteau, “At Antioch University New England the learning process is intimately intertwined with practical experience. This dual commitment merges academic excellence with a passionate engagement with the world. As a third-year student, a scholarship has allowed me to continue school with the freedom to reduce the hours I must work each week. This has made a huge difference. My goal is to work with families and children in ways that strengthen us all.” Fran Berry-Worcester,
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Dear Alumni and friends,
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