SHADRICK BYRD RS JUNIOR RUNNING BACK; ALABASTER, ALA. 3 LETTER FROM MIKE HILL 4 LETTER FROM SCOTT KULL 5 ABOUT US 6 22-23 HIGHLIGHTS 7 KEYDATES 8 WAYS TO SUPPORT 10 BECOME AMEMBER 12 PRIORITYPOINT SYSTEM 13 MEMBERSHIP BREAKDOWN 14 MEMBER LEVELBENEFITS 15 BASKETBALL 16 FOOTBALL 18 AFFINITYGROUPS 20 STAFF & BOARD My scholarship means ‘opportunity’ to me. Without it I’m not sure I would have attended a university. I used my football talents to help me get into college so I could continue my education. Sports always motivated me to do well in the classroom. I’m taking this opportunity to pursue my dream of playing professionally and graduating this fall.
LETTER FROMMIKE HILL Thank you for your tremendous support during our historic 2022-23 season. We enjoyed an incredible year with a record eight conference titles and had the top overall athletics program in Conference USA for the third straight year. In the classroom, we led CUSA with 117 Commissioner’s Academic Medals (representing a 3.75 or higher GPA). In addition, 2022-23 was the fifth straight year that the Athletic Foundation has reported an increase in annual fund dollars, and our 49er Club membership grew to a record 2,600+ supporters. Our dominant track and field and cross country programs nearly swept all six league titles by winning the men’s and women’s cross country championships, the men’s and women’s indoor track championships and the men’s outdoor track championship – five titles in all! And Nick Scudder won the individual championship at the NCAA Cross Country Southeast Regionals. Softball won its first-ever CUSA regular season title and earned its first NCAA Tournament bid in program history, while baseball won the CUSA Tournament title to claim its second NCAA bid in the past three years. Softball and baseball both advanced to the NCAA Regional Finals, landing Charlotte aside the likes of Texas, Alabama, Florida, Stanford and LSU as programs that reached the finals in both sports. Men’s golf won the CUSA Championship and went to the NCAA Regionals for the third straight year while women’s tennis earned its highest ranking in program history and its first-ever bid to the NCAA Tournament. Men’s basketball won its first postseason tournament title in school history, capturing the CBI Championship en route to a 22-win season, the most victories since 2001. Football stand-out Grant DuBose was selected in the NFL Draft, and our first-ever softball All-American, Bailey Vannoy, was invited to the US National team tryouts. Baseball’s Cam Fisher won multiple All-America awards, and Scudder and Riley Felts earned All-America honors at the NCAA Track and Field Championships. In the last five years, we’ve won 21 CUSA titles in 10 different sports. We’ve had 12 programs represented in NCAA Championships for a total of 21 NCAA appearances and one bowl bid over that time. What a great way to finish our run in Conference USA. Now we head to the American Athletic Conference – with new challenges, new rivalries and new excitement! As we continue our rapid ascent in the midst of this transformational era of Niners athletics – we need your support more than ever. The move to The American and our continued push to make the EverGreen Facilities Master Vision a reality requires an unwavering commitment from us all to help us realize our full potential as Charlotte 49ers. Thank you for all you do for our program, especially for our amazing studentathletes who represent us so beautifully. Now, it’s all eyes on The American. MIKE HILL Director of Athletics 3 2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E
LETTER FROM SCOTTKULL Hello, Niner Nation! My name is Scott Kull and I am the Deputy Athletics Director for External Affairs and the Athletic Foundation. I am joining you fromTCU andmost recently the University of Utahwhere I was part of external units that completed significant athletics facilities projects including a $170M football stadium renovation at TCU and an $85M football stadiumexpansion at Utah. I was also a part of the transition team to the Big 12 at TCU and continued the efforts to help with Utah’s growth in the Pac 12. I’mexcited to come to Charlotte and work with all of you to help us reach greater heights. To raise our program and better serve our 518 student-athletes as we move into The American Athletic Conference, we need substantial upgrades to our facilities as outlined in our EverGreen Athletics Facilities Master Vision. We need to be able to recruit and retain highly accomplished student-athletes – and that requires a stronger infrastructure: from annual giving and endowments, to improved facilities, to greater amenities, including travel, lodging, nutrition, counseling as well as enhancements to our sports performance, sports psychology, sports medicine and academic services. Thanks to you we have achieved record giving to the 49er Club with our largest number of donors. We have a solid foundation to build upon. The history and tradition of success across the board is strong and the fan base is ready. It’s what attracted me to be a Niner. Now we need to do more. Simple as that. We need more resources. We need more donors. We need more corporate support. We need more community involvement. We need a larger, stronger foundation. How can you help? Please reach out to me personally for a phone conversation or an in-person meeting. My email address is skull@charlotte.edu and my cell is 801-201-5724. I welcome the opportunity to speak with you! In my first days on board, I have seen the passion and energy of Niner Nation. Now is the time for action, and I am ready to get started with you. Let’s make our mark in The American, together. 4 2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E SCOTT KULL Deputy Athletics Director for External Affairs
2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E 5 The Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation provides scholarship assistance to over 500 male and female student-athletes in 19 varsity sports. Established in 1969, the Athletic Foundation has developed into a vitally important support group, pursuing excellence, integrity and pride in the University’s athletic program. The 49er Club, the Athletic Foundation’s official booster organization, offers membership to both individuals and businesses. ABOUTUS Student-Athletes Participated in Community Service Activities 388 3.143 Student-Athlete GPA BYTHE NUMBERS Total Scholarship Cost for an In-State Student Total Scholarship Cost for an Out-Of-State Student Room and Board $23,215 $37,877 $13,000 518 215 Student-Athletes Partial Scholarship Athletes Full Scholarship Athletes 175 Non-Scholarship Athletes 128 OVER 1,500 hours of Community Service
2022-23HIGHLIGHTS NCAATOURNAMENT TEAMS Softball Men’s Golf Women’s Tennis Baseball PROGRAMS REPRESENTED BY INDIVIDUALSAT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Men’s Cross Country Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Women’s Outdoor Track and Field C-USA CHAMPIONS Men’s Cross Country Women’s Cross Country Men’s Indoor Track and Field Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Women’s Indoor Track and Field Men’s Golf Softball (Regular-Season) Baseball (Tournament) 6 2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS: C-USA Player of theYear Nick Scudder, Men’s Cross Country Individual Champion Gavin Prior, Men’s Cross Country Outstanding Senior Sam Gress, Softball Newcomer of the Year C-USA Coaches of theYear Bob Olesen, Men’s Indoor Track and Field Bob Olesen, Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Bob Olesen, Women’s Indoor Track and Field Joseph Lynn, Women’s Cross Country Joseph Lynn, Men’s Cross Country Additional Highlights • One of 13 schools, only non-autonomy 5, to reach NCAA Regional finals in both baseball and softball • Second team in history of Conference USA to win 5 of 6 championships in the track and field disciplines (m/w cross country; m/w indoor track; moutdoor track) • Nick Scudder, NCAA Southeast Regional Individual Champion • Grant DuBose, NFL Draft (GreenBayPackers, 7th round) • Kameron Lacey, MLS NEXT Pro Contract (Minnesota United FC2) • BaileyVannoy, USNational Softball TeamTryouts (in June) • Wyatt Hudepohl, CamFisher, JakeCunninghamandDonye Evanswereselected in the2023MLBDraft
2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E 7 2023 2024 KEYDATES TIMELINE & SPECIALEVENTS JULY 1 Beginning of Fiscal Year AUGUST 18 Men’s & Women’s Basketball Season Ticket Priority Deadline DECEMBER 31 Deadline for Calendar Year Tax Deductibility JANUARY 12 Baseball Season Ticket Renewal Deadline JANUARY First Pitch Dinner MARCH 29 Football 2024 Season Ticket Renewal Deadline MARCH 29 Football Giving Deadline for Seat Assignment & Parking APRIL Niner Nation Gives APRIL 10 Judy W. Rose Let Me Play Luncheon JUNE 49er Club Golf Outing JUNE 30 Giving Deadline for Basketball and End of the Fiscal Year I chose Charlotte because it had everything I wanted in a school as well as in an athletic program. I knew I wanted to come to school here and play volleyball the moment I walked onto campus. This place is beautiful, continuing to grow into something great, and that was something I really wanted to be a part of. The coaching staff was wonderful, the girls on the team were so welcoming, and I felt right at home. SOPHIEWHALEN VOLLEYBALL *Timeline is subject to change.
WAYSTO SUPPORT 8 2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E ALEC ESPOSITO MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ANNUALFUND Donations to the 49er Club’s Annual Fund provide the resources for our annual operating costs including scholarships, nutrition, sportsmedicine, student-athlete development, recruiting, academic services, and travel for over 500 student-athletes across 19 varsity sports. These gifts are critical to the success of our programs and student-athletes. JUDYW. ROSE LETME PLAYEVENT SUPPORTING WOMEN’SATHLETICS Named in honor of longtime 49ers Director of Athletics, Judy W. Rose, the Let Me Play Fund provides direct support to our women’s athletic programs. A luncheon is held annually to mobilize support within the greater Charlotte community and share our many success stories. To date, this event has raised more than $2.4 million. Being an athlete at Charlotte isn’t just about the miles we run, it’s about the character we build and the pride we carry in every stride for our University.
2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E 9 MAJOR GIFTS My scholarship is something I will never take for granted. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication to uphold the standard of a student-athlete at Charlotte. Through the adversity I have faced, I have had the opportunity to become a resilient woman. ENDOWMENT FUNDS Establish a legacy of support by making a gift to endow a fund that will provide an annual revenue stream for scholarship growth or program enrichment. CAPITAL PROJECTS & FACILITY UPGRADES Help continue to provide our student-athletes with state-of-the-art facilities by making a gift to support construction of facilities. Naming opportunities for current projects begin at $25,000. To view available opportunities please visit https://charlotteevergreen.com/. SPORT SPECIFIC PROGRAM NEEDS Help provide immediate funding to a specific sport allowing that sport to implement an initiative to further develop the program. Areas of impact include, but are not limited to, student-athlete wellness, nutritional support, general operation support, technology, leadership development, and travel. ACADEMIC ENHANCEMENT FUND The NCAA has approved the issuance of funds to qualified student-athletes for support of their academic endeavors, up to $5,980 per year. Many competing institutions are providing this benefit, including fellow AAC members. DAZIA LAWRENCE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
BECOMEA My time here at Charlotte has shaped me in numerous ways both on and off the pitch. The coaches here have provided me an incredible opportunity to both grow and improve as a player, while obtaining an education in the classroom that will set me up for so many years after my time here has concluded. Since coming in, this place has meant everything to me. MATTHEWKIRK | MEN’S SOCCER 10 2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E 49er Club members pave the way for our athletic teams by providing resources to more than 500 student-athletes across 19 varsity sports. Members enjoy great benefits such as priority seating, invitations to events and more. Membership is open to individuals and companies. Join the Club today and become part of Niner Nation! AREAS OF IMPACT • Student-Athlete Scholarships • Student-Athlete Wellness • Nutritional Services • Strength & Conditioning • Academic Support • Operational Support • Leadership Development • Technology HOWTO GIVE • Make a Contribution Online at www.charlotte49ers.com/donate • Mail a Check – Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation, 9201 University City Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28223 • Call Us at (704) 687-4950 • Visit Us on campus in the Barnhardt Student Activity Center
2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E 11 MEMBER METHODS OF CONTRIBUTION Alumni and friends of the Charlotte 49ers support athletic and academic excellence through a variety of annual and special gifts. Each donor can elect to give in a way that best suits his or her personal preference. The most common methods of giving are listed below: • C ash and Other Gifts: Includes company and personal checks, American Express, VISA, Discover and MasterCard, as well as the donation of stocks, securities and real estate. • E mployer Matching Gifts: Doubles or triples the impact of your gift, and increases your membership level and associated benefits. Contact the Athletic Foundation for more information on matching gifts. Gifts for which an employer match is expected cannot be made online. To see if your employer participates, click here. • A thletic Scholarship Endowments: Can be named in honor of individual or organization. Provides annually for a student-athlete’s tuition, room, meals, books and fees. • In-Kind Gifts: Includes any professional service, product or equipment which is of use to the Athletic Department. • P lanned and Estate Gifts: Includes life income arrangements from trusts, annuities, pooled income funds, etc. as well as life insurance policies and individual estate bequests, such as cash or real estate. • R efer a NewMember: Support the Annual Fund and the Charlotte 49ers by referring a friend, co-worker, neighbor, or relative to join the 49er Club. If you know of someone who is a 49er fan, please recommend they get involved by clicking here. TAX IMPLICATIONS All contributions to the 49er Club are considered gifts to the Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation and are credited at full value for purposes of themember’s Athletic Foundation record. Due to changes in the tax code that went into effect January 1, 2018, the University’s tax counsel has advised that amounts paid to obtain seat licenses are no longer treated as 80%deductible as charitable contributions. Additionally, amounts contributed to the 49er Club that result in the right to purchase tickets for seating at athletic events do not qualify as a charitable deduction for income tax purposes. This includes, but is not limited to, Required Seat Donations and FSL Tier giving requirements. Amounts given to the 49er Club above the applicable required giving level do qualify as a charitable deduction for income tax purposes to the extent the contribution exceeds the value of any benefits received. As always, we encourage you to consult your tax advisor for more information or specific guidelines related to your personal giving.
PRIORITY POINTSYSTEM Athletic Foundation donors receive priority seating assignments at Jerry Richardson Stadium for football season tickets and in Halton Arena for men’s basketball season tickets. The Priority Point System also applies to seating for regular-season road games and post-season tournaments/championships/bowl games. Priority points are assigned as follows: • 4 points for each consecutive year of 49er Club membership • 3 points for each $100 donated during the current fiscal year • 2 points for each $100 donated during the donor’s membership history • 1 point for each consecutive year of purchasing men’s basketball season tickets as a current 49er Club member • 1 point for each consecutive year of purchasing football season tickets as a current 49er Club member The following is an example of how the Priority Point System is applied: A 49er Club member has donated $1,000 per year for 8 consecutive years and has purchased men’s basketball season tickets for 5 consecutive years. 8 CONSECUTIVE YEARS OF MEMBERSHIP 4 X 8 | 32 POINTS $1,000 DONATED DURING THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR 3 X (1000/100) | 30 POINTS $8,000 DONATED DURING THE MEMBER’S HISTORY 2 X (8000/100) | 160 POINTS 5 CONSECUTIVE YEARS OF PURCHASING SEASON TICKETS 1 X 5 | 5 POINTS TOTAL = 227 POINTS Being a local kid, playing for my home school has been a dream come true. My scholarship has allowed me to grow in ways I never thought could be possible. This university and this team have become my home and for that I’ll be forever grateful. JACKSON THREADGILL MEN’S BASKETBALL 12 2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E
2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E 13 MEMBERSHIP LEVEL MONTHLY (12) QUARTERLY (4) SEMI-ANNUALLY (2) First 49 $49 $4.08 $12.25 $24.50 Miner $149 $12.42 $37.25 $74.50 Forty Niner $450 $37.50 $112.50 $225.00 Gold Nugget $750 $62.50 $187.50 $375.00 Green Jacket $2,000 $166.67 $500.00 $1,000.00 Golden Plus $3,250 $270.83 $812.50 $1,625.00 Golden Advantage $6,000 $500.00 $1,500.00 $3,000.00 Coaches’ Circle $12,500 $1,041.67 $3,125.00 $6,250.00 Gold Standard $25,000 $2,083.33 $6,250.00 $12,500.00 *CHART BREAKDOWN REPRESENTS STARTING GIFT FOR EACH LEVEL MEMBERSHIP LEVEL BREAKDOWN Being a Charlotte athlete means I am a part of something bigger than myself. This means that I am a part of a community that strives to bring each other up and work with each other to become the best possible versions of ourselves. JESSIE CONNICK WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
MEMBERBENEFITS 14 2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E FIRST 49 $49 MINER $149 FORTY-NINER $450 GOLD NUGGET $750 GREEN JACKET $2,000 GOLDEN PLUS $3,250 GOLDEN ADVANTAGE $6,000 COACHES' CIRCLE $12,500 GOLD STANDARD $25,000 49er Pride in Supporting 500+ Student-Athletes Recognition in Annual Report Priority Assignment of Men's Basketball Season Tickets 4 4 4 4 8 8 8 8 Eligible to Purchase Football Parking *Based on giving level AnnualMembershipMailer Men's Basketball Parking* UPPER UPPER LOWER LOWER LOWER LOWER LOWER Halftime Hospitality for Men's Basketball Postseason Ticket Purchase Priority Opportunity to Purchase Green Jacket Invitation to Annual Green Jacket Reception Opportunity to Purchase Reserved Parking for Saturday Baseball/Softball Home Games Pregame Hospitality for Men's Basketball* PURCHASE PURCHASE 4* 4* 4* Opportunity to Purchase Exclusive Nike Apparel Halftime Hospitality for Football* 4* 4* 4* Opportunity to Purchase Courtside Season Tickets for Men's Basketball 4 8 Invitation to Annual Normie's Event 2 2 Basketball or Football Road Trip 2 Pre-Game Field Access for Football 2 *May purchase additional passes $149 Y ellow Union Deck (Inside), Orange CRI Deck (Inside) or Purple West Deck Rooftop $450 Yellow Union Rooftop, Red Lot 25, Blue Lots 7/7A $750 Orange CRI Rooftop/Magenta Lot 14 $2,000 Green CRI 1, 1A, 3, 3A $3,250 Green CRI 2, 2A $6,000 Gold Lot 23 Football Parking Minimum Donation Requirement:
2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E 15 BASKETBALL Members of the Athletic Foundation are eligible for priority seating when purchasing season tickets, individual game tickets and post-season tournament tickets for basketball. Contact the 49ers Ticket Office at (704) 687-4949 to purchase or visit www.charlotte49ers.com/tickets for more information.
FORTY-NINER SEAT LICENSES The Charlotte 49ers Athletic program sold over 4,500 FortyNiner Seat Licenses between Sections 102-111 in support of the construction of Jerry Richardson Stadium. FSL’s in both the Gold Tier and Green Tier are available for ownership with a one-time investment. Gold FSL’s cost $2,500 per license and Green Tier FSL’s cost $1,000 per license. Both tiers provide the owner lifetime rights to purchase tickets and the ability to transfer ownership of the FSL’s. Gold Tier FSL’s require amandatory annual contribution to the Athletic Foundation at the Green Jacket Level (currently $2,000). Green Tier FSL owners can guarantee their seat location bymaking an annual contribution at the Forty-Niner Level (currently $450). Giving level requirements are subject to change. Each tier requires the owner to purchase season tickets annually to avoid forfeiture of the FSL’s. REQUIRED SEAT DONATIONS (RSD) Fans can purchase season tickets in the Green seating locations (sections 102-104 and 109-111) without purchasing an FSL. These season tickets have a required seat donation as part of the ticket cost. RSD’s vary based on the section and are subject to change. For more information, contact the 49ers Ticket Office at (704) 687-4949 or visit www.charlotte49ers.com/tickets. FOOTBALL 16 2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E
2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E 17 For football game days, all campus parking requires a parking permit. Designated football parking lots and decks open 4 hours prior to kickoff for weekend games and 3 hours prior to kickoff for weekday games. All fans entering campus will need to park in designated parking areas via the following options based on availability: FSL Owners and season ticket holders may purchase a season-long parking permit based on their annual giving level from the Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation by calling (704) 687-4950 or by purchasing via their Paciolan account when permits go on sale. Each permit will identify required entry point to campus and specific lot or deck. Single game ticket purchasers and guests may secure a parking permit in advance of game day by visiting www.charlotte49ers.com/tickets. FOR DETAILED FOOTBALLGAME DAYPARKING INFORMATION, VISITHTTPS://PATS.CHARLOTTE.EDU/FOOTBALL-PARKING
NINERVARSITYCLUB The Niner Varsity Club provides an exclusive opportunity to stay connected and network with the athletics department, university, and other former student-athletes, spirit members, and support staff like yourself. Former student-athletes who are eligible to join had to receive a varsity letter in the following sports: Baseball, Softball, Football, Men’s & Women’s Basketball, Men’s & Women’s Track & Field/XC, Men’s & Women’s Golf, Men’s and Women’s Tennis, Men’s and Women’s Soccer, Volleyball, Men’s and Women’s Swimming, Cheer & Dance, Coaches, Managers, and Trainers. BENEFITS INCLUDE: • Lapel Pin • Window Decal • Monthly Newsletter • Invitation to Sport Specific Reunions • InvitationtoAll-SportsReunion • Participate in the Annual Charlotte 49ers Career Night • Recruit Current Student-Athletes for Future Employment • Sport Specific Contribution to the Team of your Choosing AFFINITYGROUPS While a student-athlete at UNC Charlotte my sense of team/family, my selfconfidence and the idea of doing well simply for the sake of doing well were strengthened. Because of athletics, I developed lifelong relationships with many teammates, coaching staff, support staff and our fans which I know has positively contributed to the person I am today. I developed a love for and pride in the University which I represented and fromwhich I earned a respected degree. These are some of the reasons why I am excited to be a part of the Niner Varsity Club, our athletic alumni board which seeks to engage, re-engage and encourage former student-athletes to support current student-athletes, the Athletic Department and the University. I understand the importance of giving back to our student-athletes whether it be financially, in the form of mentorship or being present/cheering from the stands because I can tell you from personal experience that a student-athlete’s performance, on and off the field/court, is only enhanced when they feel the support of a community. CHARLITA JOSEPH PRESIDENT OF THE NINER VARSITY CLUB Charlotte has become everything for me. From my coaches and teammates to all of my professors who work to help me each and every day, this place is my home and through both the good times and the bad I’m really happy that I get to be a 49er every single day. COYSIMON MEN’S TENNIS 18 2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E
2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E 19 SPORTSPECIFICGIVING Charlotte 49er fans have the option to give to sport specific funds by visiting www.charlotte49ers. com/donate. These funds help individual sports implement initiatives determined to be needed to fund development of the program. Areas of impact include student wellness, nutritional support, general operational support, technology and leadership development to name a few. JUNIOR49ER CLUB Kids 13 and under are eligible to join for the 2023-24 year. Membership is $25 and is valid from August 1, 2023 through July 31, 2024. MEMBERS RECEIVE: • An exclusive member packet filled with a variety of items • Admission to all regular-season games for Men’s and Women’s Soccer, Volleyball, Women’s Basketball and Baseball games (with membership badge) • 1 complimentary ticket to one pre-determined football game and two pre-determined men’s basketball games *some exclusions apply* YOUNGALUMNI After graduation, many students look for ways to stay involved in Niner Nation. For these graduates, season tickets to 49ers Football and Men’s Basketball are a great graduation gift and game day/campus experience. Whether you are a recent graduate, or looking for that special gift for new Forty Niner alumni, the 49er Football and Men’s Basketball experience can provide a lifetime of memories and friendships. For more information on special rate ticket packages, please contact the 49ers Ticket Office at (704) 687-4949. My scholarship means a lot to me. I appreciate the opportunity that has been given to me since it has always been my dream to be a student-athlete. Now that my dream has come true after many years of hard work, I am very proud and thankful. I am very excited for three more years to come and I am proud to be a NINER! JETTE SCHULZE WOMEN’S GOLF
STAFF & BOARD ATHLETIC FOUNDATION &ATHLETICTICKETOFFICE STAFF Scott Kull Deputy AD for External Affairs Kelly Weatherman ’88 Chief Operating Officer Michael J. Hummer Senior Director of Major Gifts Dan DeVos Director of Major Gifts Aleyha Johnson Director of Annual Giving Cameron George ’12 Associate Director of Development Operations Patrick Wheeler ’20 Assistant Director of Donor Relations & Stewardship Tammy Roland Gift Analyst John George Associate AD for Ticket Operations Adam Ahrens Assistant Director of Ticket Operations ATHLETIC TICKET OFFICE STAFF 20 2 0 2 3 - 2 4 M E M B E R S H I P G U I D E
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