The 2013 School vs. School Senior Challenge

The 2013 Senior Challenge offers graduating students the opportunity to give back to The College at Brockport. It recognizes and celebrates your hard work and allows you to make your first philanthropic mark on the College.

Seniors this year are making history with the first ever School vs. School Challenge. Here’s how it works: the academic school with the highest percentage of seniors who support the Senior Challenge will be named the 2013 Senior Challenge victors, and the dean of the winning school will be given the Senior Cup, to showcase for all of next year.

All proceeds will benefit The Fund for Brockport, establishing the "Class of 2013 Scholarship."

The key to this year’s Senior Challenge is participation. Because the winning school is determined by the percentage of seniors who participate, neither the size of the school nor the dollar amount raised is as important as the act of giving.  

By supporting the Senior Challenge, seniors make a tangible expression of gratitude to The College at Brockport and can do their part to ensure that future Brockport students have that same great experience they had.

Additionally, by giving $5, seniors can publish a personal message in the 2013 Commencement Dedication Booklet.

By giving to the 2013 Senior Challenge, parents demonstrate their support and appreciation for their student’s time spent at The College at Brockport and the education he or she received. It also offers the opportunity for parents to establish a legacy in honor of their child’s hard work and dedication. All gifts, regardless of size, make a difference and assist the Class of 2013 in meeting their goal.

By contributing just $25 to the campaign, parents can publish a personal message in the 2013 Commencement Dedication Booklet.

The Commencement Dedication Booklet is a collection of messages to and from graduating seniors. Seniors may commemorate family, friends, and teachers by submitting a message and a minimum gift of $5 to the 2013 Senior Challenge. Families and friends of graduating seniors may offer their words of encouragement, love, and support by submitting a dedication message along with a minimum gift of $25.

The booklet will be distributed at commencement. Seniors who participate in the Commencement Dedication Booklet, will also be recognized as Senior Challenge donors.