Four members of the class of 1984 have joined together to fund the Center for Entrepreneurship in the new School of Business building.
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Discipline, dedication and commitment to relationships keep Brian D. Donahue, '79, executive vice president and chief banking officer of Community Bank, N.A., focused and moving forward.
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It was fifty years ago that Raymond C. Dee's father gave him the $10 application fee to apply to St. Bonaventure. Looking back over a successful career in the aluminum industry, the application fee was well worth his investment.
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When Scott Reed and Jack Whipple talk about St. Bonaventure University they talk about more than just their alma mater. For them, SBU is an ongoing experience.
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In the classroom, Dr. James Mahar, '88, fills young minds as an associate professor of finance. During disaster relief trips across the country, he promotes serving others.
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For Anne Carlson, '98,
'05, giving is much better than receiving.
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Since 1951, Al Cecchi, '49, and his wife of more than five decades, have contributed much time and effort to St. Bonaventure University.
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