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For further information:
Ron Reeves '64
VP of Development
Adrian College
110 S. Madison St.
Adrian, MI 49221
517-264-3525
888-691-0008
rreeves@adrian.edu
Jim Mahony '00
Director of Development
Adrian College
110 S. Madison St.
Adrian, MI 49221
517-264-3104
888-691-0008
jmahony@adrian.edu
To make a gift to the Renaissance
Campaign, please click here.
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 Renaissance
Campaign
In addition to improving Adrian College's
academic programs, the Renaissance Plan inlcudes several dramatic
improvements to athletic facilities, residence halls, and
extracurricular life. Some of the highlights include:
| Multi-performance Stadium |
more |
| Arrington Ice Arena |
more |
| Swimming Pool |
more |
| Baseball / Softball Complex |
more |
| Track |
more |
| Tennis Courts |
more |
To make
a gift to the Renaissance Campaign, please click here.
Multi-Performance Stadium
Naming Opportunities
• Stadium
Naming - $2.75 million
• Field - $1.0 million
• Presidential Suite - $500,000 COMMITTED
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Pavilion - $100,000 COMMITTED
• Adrian Locker Room -$100,000
• Training
Room - $100,000
• Reception Room - $50,000
COMMITTED |
• Press box - $100,000
COMMITTED
• Concession Stands (2) - $50,000
• Classroom
- $50,000
• Home Coaches' box - $25,000
COMMITTED
• Visitors Coaches' box - $25,000 COMMITTED
• Visitors Locker Room - $25,000
• Official's Locker Room - $25,000 COMMITTED
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Features:
State-of-the-art synthetic turf
Stadium lighting
Seating for at least 2,500
Alumni Picnic Pavilion (at right in image above)
Enrollment
impact:
40 new students for lacrosse, 20 for field hockey, and
a powerful recruiting
tool for existing programs
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Location:
Behind the Merillat Sport & Fitness Center
Sports:
Men’s and women’s soccer, football, men’s
and women’s lacrosse, field hockey, and intramurals
Timeline:
Ready for play fall 2006
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Arrington
Ice Arena top
Naming
Opportunities
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Arena: $3 million COMMITTED
• Rink: $1,000,000
• Lobby: $250,000 COMMITTED
• Community Room: $250,000
COMMITTED
• President’s Box: $100,000
• Varsity Locker Rooms (3): $100,000 each
• Club Locker Room: $50,000
• Office Suite/Wing: $50,000 COMMITTED
• Visiting Team Locker Room: $25,000
• General Locker Rooms (3): $25,000 each
• Press Box: $25,000
• Concession Stand: $25,000
COMMITTED
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• Skate Sharpening/Rental
Room: $25,000
• Official’s Locker Room: $10,000 COMMITTED
• Ticket/Pro Shop: $10,000
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Coaches’ Locker Rooms (2): $10,000 each
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Coaches’ Offices (4): $10,000 each
• Training
Room: $10,000
• Zamboni Garage: $10,000 COMMITTED
• Home Bench area: $5,000 COMMITTED
• Visitor Bench area: $5,000
• Scorer’s Table: $5,000 COMMITTED
• Laundry Room: $2,500
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Penalty Boxes (2): $2,500 each COMMITTED
• Individual Seats: $250 each (473) |
The ice arena is viewed as the difference-maker
for enrollment. It will allow Adrian to introduce programs
that are completely distinctive. It is envisioned that the
facility will be shared with the community, as it will be
the only indoor ice arena in the county.
| Location:
Between Pellowe Hall and the
new stadium (along the edge of the Merillat parking
lot closest to US-223)
Sports:
Intercollegiate men’s hockey
Intercollegiate women’s hockey
Women’s synchronized skating
Men’s club hockey |
Enrollment impact:
140 new students
Timeline: Groundbreaking
Oct. 2006,
open fall 2007
To
make a gift to the Renaissance Campaign, please click
here. |
Swimming
Pool top
Naming Opportunities
• Building
- $1.5 million
• Pool - $1 million
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Diving Boards - $50,000
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• Timing System
- $25,000 COMMITTED
• Office - $25,000 COMMITTED
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When the Merillat Sport & Fitness
Center was constructed in the early 1990s, it was built for
a natatorium to be added at a later date. That date is now.
The pool will mark the long-awaited completion of the building.
| Features:
Deep pool with eight lanes
Floating electronic bulkhead
(moving partition to create a diving
area)
Sauna and jacuzzi
Offices for coaching staff
Enrollment impact:
80 new students
Timeline: Based on
funding
Location: Addition to south side of
Merillat Sport & Fitness Center |
Sports:
Intercollegiate men’s and women’s swimming
and diving teams
Intercollegiate men’s and women’s water
polo teams
Added benefit: Recreational
space for community
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Renaissance Campaign, please click here.
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Tennis
Courts top
Naming Opportunities
| • Tennis
Complex - $500,000 |
• Each pair of courts
(4) - $50,000 |
 The
creative and unique early designs of AC’s new tennis
complex are based on breaking up the playing surfaces into
two-court units. Studies by national leaders in the tennis
industry show that this helps reduce the impact of freeze-thaw
damage.
Features:
Twelve courts split into six units,
two
courts per unit
Perimeter drainage
(versus underneath,
due to freeze-thaw)
Timeline:
Based on funding
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Location: Athletic
fields along US-223; north of current location, staggered
Enrollment impact:
Powerful recruiting tool; stabilize retention
To make a gift to the
Renaissance Campaign, please click here.
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Baseball
Field top
Naming Opportunities
• Field - $500,000 COMMITTED
• Dugouts
- $100,000
• Press Box - $100,000
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• Locker Room - $50,000
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Concession Stand - $50,000
• Seating Area -
$250,000 |
The new baseball field, home of the
2005 MIAA champs, will feature all amenities critical to the
success of a baseball program in the 21st century.
Features:
Synthetic turf, infield and outfield
State-of-the-art underground drainage system
Pro-baseball caliber dugouts, bullpens and batting cages
400 seats, chair-back
Press box, rest rooms,
possibly
a concession stand
Wired now for lighting at a later date |
Location: Contiguous
with softball field (which is visible in background
of rendering). Current baseball field is located off
campus at Riverside Park.
Enrollment impact:
Powerful recruiting tool; stabilize retention
Timeline: Based on
funding
To make a gift to the
Renaissance Campaign, please click here.
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Softball Field
Naming Opportunities
• Field - $300,000
• Dugouts
(2) - $50,000 each
• Press Box - $50,000
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 The
softball facility will be significantly updated to bring it
in line with top NCAA Div. III programs. When renovated, it
will be a highlight for attracting talented students to Adrian.
Features:
Natural grass surface, maintained by an underground drainage
and watering system
New fencing surrounding entire facility
New scoreboard
Pro-grade dugouts
Press box
Anticipate adding a full infield tarp |
Location:
Current location (athletic fields along US-223)
Enrollment impact:
Powerful recruiting tool; stabilize retention
Timeline: Based on
funding
To make a gift to the
Renaissance Campaign, please click here.
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Track
top
Naming Opportunities
• Track - $500,000
• High Jump Pit - $25,000
• Long Jump
Pit - $25,000 |
• Pole Vault Pit - $25,000
• Steeplechase Course -$25,000 COMMITTED
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 The
track and field facility will be constructed simultaneously,
and will be completely separate from the performance stadium.
The all-weather, eight-lane facility will include all required
amenities for post-season play, including a steeplechase pit
and all jumping and throwing areas.
Location: Athletic
fields along US-223
Enrollment impact: 50 new
students
Timeline: Break ground
fall 2006, ready for competition spring 2007 season.
To make a
gift to the Renaissance Campaign, please click here.
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