The Class of 2009
Updated May 1, 2009
It is a long-standing tradition at Colorado State University for the graduating class to donate a gift to beautify the campus, to commemorate graduating classes, and to serve as a tangible tribute to the University. In past years, organized efforts have resulted in the dedication of benches and bricks. Perhaps the most well-known senior gifts are individual trees planted in the Alumni Grove located near the Lagoon on the west side of of the Main Campus. Each tree was planted as a living symbol of the legacies left by graduating classes and serves as a testament to the fond memories shared by students of the graduating classes.
The Class of 2009’s senior gift is a large clock that will be placed on the Lory Student Center Plaza. This gift will stand as a testament to the achievements of this year’s graduates and to the pride they feel toward Colorado State University as they embark on their careers and lives off campus.
More about the class gift is available on giving.colostate.edu.