More than 100 employees joined with senior class gift-drive volunteers and college trustees to toast the success of the campus portion of the First in America: Fulfilling Our Destiny capital campaign. The reception gave people an opportunity to come together as a community and celebrate a shared vision for the future. More than 80 percent of the Dickinson family has claimed ownership of the college's future directions by supporting the campaign. President Durden led the guests in a toast to the campaign's success.

Above: senior class gift drive co-chairs Gina Lengeling and Bernadette McFadden.	Above: Jennifer Ward Reynolds '77 and George Reynolds, co-chairs of the campaign. Left: members of the senior class gift drive committee are recognized.
Above: volunteers, representing every division of the college, are recognized for their efforts.
Above: Professor of Sociology Susan Rose '77 talks about faculty support for the campaign. Right: President William G. Durden '71 notes the success of the campus campaign and announces that the overall First in America campaign has exceeded $100 million. Read his remarks.
Above: trustees and staff and faculty members celebrate the campaign's success.