Saturday, September 25, 2010

HCGLC Annual Meeting October 2, 2010 9:30am

Holy Cross Gridiron Leadership Council Annual Meeting 
Date: October 2, 2010 
Location: Lower Kimball 
Time: 9:30am 

 
Mission: “Committed to excellence in helping Holy Cross Football win on 
and off the field” 

 
Come to our HCGLC Annual Meeting then attend the Building the 
Brand/Ring of Fame Reception in Lower Kimball which will run from 10:30-12:15. Space is 
limited. RSVP to Jen Whipple (jwhipple@holycross.edu
For more color on the inaugural class in the Ring of Fame
 
I. Brief Review of 2009-2010 Programs: 
Career Planning Evening, 
“90-Wide” Mentoring
> Patriot League Championship Reception 
Spring Game Reception/Cookout, Jackie Mo’ Lifetime 
Achievement Award, 
Golf Outing, 
Building the Brand/Ring of Fame 
 
II. 2010-2011 Schedule: 
> Improved Operations in terms of more formal 
engagement, committees, and delegation…”Greater Buy In!!” 
 
III. New Initiatives: 
> Websites: to further build the community, access info on our efforts and programs at  GoHolyCross.com/Gridiron Club and Chu Chu Rah Rah, an independent website for our Holy Cross Football family.

Capital Call 
Organizing by year of graduation 
Night Game at Fitton 
A Hall of Fame Recommendation Committee 
Meet with Board Chair Kevin Condron to further our mission. 
 
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!! 
 
LET'S WIN!!! 

 
Board Chair: Larry Doyle '83  lwdoyle128@aol.com 
 
Word of mouth is always the best way to spread the word of our efforts 
and our mission. Do all of us who love Holy Cross Football a favor and 
share this message with your friends, family, colleagues. 
 

5 comments:

  1. Your efforts are appreciated. Thanks for highlighting these different programs and best of luck in achieving excellence on and off the field.

    True Jesuit principles at work here.

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  2. The mentoring program is the essence of Jesuit education. The list of companies represented is truly quite impressive.

    I would think the college would want to highlight this program.

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  3. In regard to the Hall of Fame Recommendation , start with Bob Hurley '79. Total stud.

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  4. How about Eddie Jenkins??

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  5. Joe Wilson '73 & Ronnie Cahill '50 ??
    Two great ones!!

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