JMU Duke Club Brochure

2010

JMU Duke ClubLaura Mesa, JuniorGolf

Hometown: Manizales, ColombiaMajor: International Business

Why did you choose JMU?Because of the golf program and

the renowned business school.

To Duke Club Members: “Thanks to all the people that

support our teams. It is great to play for the school and feel supported not only by our coaches and teammates but also by all the people that contribute to our program.”

Matt Goff, Redshirt JuniorFootball

Hometown: Fairfax, Va.Major: Masters degree in Kinesiology – Sport Leadership

Why did you choose JMU?Tradition on having a great

football program, strong academic background, beautiful location, and how close it is to home.

What are your goals for the future?

The goal that I hope to accomplish through my work is to make a difference in the lives of the people I interact with. I hope to lead the youth of this country towards making their lives a success.

To Duke Club Members: “It is a privilege to compete at the division one

level against the best talent and have the ability to attend JMU, a university with high academic standards. Being able to compete on the field and work on getting my masters has been fun and challenging. None of this would be possible without the donors of this program and I thank them all for being so gracious and supporting this university.”

Tom MartinMen’s Soccer Head Coach

“The Duke Club is the lifeblood of our athletic programs and provides endless opportunities for student-athletes to live their dream. The Duke Club’s consistent growth has enabled my program to grow as well which is essential in today’s economy. We simply could not function without the Duke Club.”

David Herbek, JuniorBaseball

Hometown: Haymarket, Va.Major: Health Service Administration

Why did you choose JMU? The blend of excellent academics and an

outstanding baseball tradition made choosing JMU an easy decision.

What are your goals for the future? I would like to pursue a career in

baseball after college, and beyond that, a career in health service administration. I believe that playing baseball at JMU and a degree from this university will enable me to excel in both areas.

To Duke Club Members: “Being a student-athlete is a unique

experience that teaches you lessons about life on the playing field, in the classroom, and among the JMU community that will help me to succeed in life during and after college.”

Dawn Evans, JuniorBasketball

Hometown: Clarksville, Tenn.Major: Health Sciences“Playing basketball here at James Madison

has literally been a dream come true for me. Back in Clarksville, Tennessee where I grew up, I always had a great amount of support from my friends and family. The unconditional support that the Duke Club offers the student-athletes here has made Madison a home away from home for me. The generous donations they make allow us to continue our education and compete in our sport at a high level. I could not imagine myself anywhere else. I am so grateful for the amount of passion that the members of the Duke Club show every time a Madison team takes the court or walks on to

the field. Their commitment to athletics inspires each and every student-athlete to strive to

be the best they can be.”

Laura Mesa, JuniorLaura Mesa, JuniorLaura Mesa, JuniorLaura Mesa, JuniorLaura Mesa, Junior

Manizales, ColombiaInternational Business

Because of the golf program and

“Thanks to all the people that

coaches and teammates but also by all the people that contribute to

“The Duke Club is the lifeblood of our athletic programs and provides endless opportunities for student-

Duke Club’s consistent growth has enabled my program to grow as well which is essential in today’s economy. We simply could not function without

Matt BradyMen’s Basketball Head Coach

“Being a member of the Duke Club is really important to me because it means I am doing something tangible to enhance our student-athletes’ experience here at JMU. They are great ambassadors for our school and they need everyone’s support, including whatever we can do to fund the Duke Club and its mission.”

Men’s Basketball Head Coach “Being a member of the Duke Club

is really important to me because it means I am doing something tangible

experience here at JMU. They are great ambassadors for our school and they need everyone’s support,

Tradition on having a great football program, strong academic background, beautiful location, and how close it is to home.

What are your goals for the What are your goals for the What are your goals for the future?future?future?future?

accomplish through my work is to make a difference in

To Duke Club Members: To Duke Club Members: To Duke Club Members: To Duke Club Members: To Duke Club Members: “It is a privilege to compete at the division one

level against the best talent and have the ability to attend

The blend of excellent academics and an

administration. I believe that playing baseball at JMU and a degree from this university will enable me to excel in both areas.

To Duke Club Members: To Duke Club Members: To Duke Club Members: To Duke Club Members: “Being a student-athlete is a unique

experience that teaches you lessons about life on the playing field, in the classroom, and among the JMU community that will

help me to succeed in life during and after college.”

Hometown: Major: “Playing basketball here at James Madison

has literally been a dream come true for me. Back in Clarksville, Tennessee where I grew up, I always had a great amount of support from my friends and family. The unconditional support that the Duke Club offers the student-athletes here has made Madison a home away from home for me. The generous donations they make allow us to continue our education and compete in our sport at a high level. I

the field. Their commitment to athletics inspires each and every student-athlete to strive to

be the best they can be.”

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Duke Club Priority Deadline (50% of pledge must be paid) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 15Football Priority Season Ticket Deadline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 15Football Single Game Priority Ticket Deadline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . August 6Men’s Basketball Priority Season Ticket Deadline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . September 15Men’s Basketball Reseating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Early OctoberRemaining Duke Club Pledge Due . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . December 31

About the Duke ClubThe Duke Club is the fundraising arm for James Madison University

Athletics . Through its annual fund drive, the Duke Club raises contributions in support of student-athlete scholarships and the athletic operating budget . Additionally, the Duke Club aids athletic facility enhancements and other needs through capital campaigns .

As a Duke Club member, you contribute to the educational opportunities of the student-athletes representing James Madison University . Each and every season, Duke Club members witness their impact firsthand as JMU student-athletes routinely compete as champions both on the playing field and in the classroom .

In return for their contributions, Duke Club members also get the utmost in

athletics benefits . The benefits chart on page 8 displays the

different Duke Club giving levels and the benefits associated with each .

A Duke Club Pledge Card can be found on page 12 .

Dates to Remember

About the Duke ClubAbout the Duke ClubAbout the Duke ClubAbout the Duke ClubThe Duke Club is the fundraising arm for James Madison University

Athleticscontributions in support of student-athlete scholarships and the athletic operating budgetenhancements and other needs through capital campaigns

As a Duke Club member, you contribute to the educational opportunities of the student-athletes representing James Madison Universitytheir impact firsthand as JMU student-athletes routinely compete as champions both on the playing field and

athletics benefitsbenefits chart on page 8 displays the

different Duke Club giving levels and the benefits

opportunities of the student-athletes representing James Madison Each and every season, Duke Club members witness

their impact firsthand as JMU student-athletes routinely compete as champions both on the playing field and


A Duke Club Pledge Card can be found on page 12 .A Duke Club Pledge Card can be found on page 12 .A Duke Club Pledge Card can be found on page 12

The Duke Club is the fundraising arm for James Madison University

contributions in support of student-athlete scholarships and the athletic

opportunities of the student-athletes representing James Madison

For more, visit JMUSports.com/dukeclub

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2008-09 Athletics Highlights

Postseason Appearances (6)Football

NCAA Football Championship Subdivision National Semi-finalist

Women’s SoccerNCAA Sweet 16

Field HockeyNCAA Tournament

SoftballNCAA Tournament

Men’s BasketballCollegeinsider .com

Tournament Semi-finalist

Women’s BasketballSecond round of the

National Invitational Tournament

CAA Championships (3)Field Hockey

Third consecutive CAA Championship

FootballCAA Champions and National Semi-finalist

SoftballFirst-ever CAA Championship

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The Duke Club set a new record raising over $1 .2 million in 2008-2009 .

The Student Duke Club set a new record with over 2,000 members and raised more than $50,000 .

Individual Player/Coach AwardsRodney Landers (Football)

CAA Player of the Year Dudley Award Winner JMU Male Athlete of the Year

Kelsey Cutchins (Field Hockey)CAA Player of the Year Co-JMU Female Athlete of the Year

Corky Julien (Women’s Soccer)CAA Player of the Year

Tanique Carter (Track & Field) CAA 200 Meter Dash Champion

Lauren Walls (Field Hockey)Co-JMU Female Athlete of the

Year

Coach Mickey Matthews (Football)

CAA Coach of the Year Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year Liberty Mutual National Coach of the Year

Coach Antoinette Lucas (Field Hockey)

CAA Coach of the Year

Coach Jeff Forbes (Men’s Golf)CAA Coach of the Year

AcademicsDavid Stannard

JMU Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year

Kelsey CutchinsJMU Female Scholar-Athlete

of the Year

37 student-athletes were members of the President’s List (3 .8-4 .0 GPA)

102 student-athletes were members of the Dean’s List (3 .5-3 .8 GPA)

105 student-athletes received the Commissioner’s Academic Award (3 .2-4 .0 GPA)

FootballNCAA Football Championship

Subdivision National Semi-finalist



Softball

Men’s Basketball

CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)

The Duke Club set a new record 2 million in 2008-2009 .2 million in 2008-2009 .2 million in 2008-2009

The Student Duke Club set a new record with over 2,000 members

David StannardJMU Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year

members of the President’s List (3

members of the Dean’s List (3GPA)

105 student-athletes received the Commissioner’s Academic Award (3 .(3 .(3 2-4

Rodney Landers (Football)

JMU Male Athlete of the Year

Kelsey Cutchins (Field Hockey)

Co-JMU Female Athlete of the Year

Corky Julien (Women’s Soccer)



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RECRUIT RETAIN REWARDSThe Duke Club Rep Program is a network of dedicated alumni, parents, and friends working together to increase participation in the Duke Club .

These volunteers generate support and camaraderie among Duke Club members and potential members . Most reps participate for the sole purpose of supporting JMU Athletics . However, the Rep Rewards Program provides incentives to show appreciation to Duke Club reps who successfully raise funds . The Rep Program is geographically based and seeks to do the following tasks:

- Create social events aimed at bringing Duke Club members and potential members together- Create a chapter plan for all fundraising activities- Provide timely updates of Duke Club members’ biographical information- Recruit, retain, and solicit Duke Club memberships- Reward successful reps with gifts and Priority Points

If you want to learn more about the Duke Club Rep Program and what is going on in your area, please contact a Duke Club Staff member listed below:

David Biancamano: 540.568.5818 or [email protected] YorkRaleigh/CharlotteShenandoah Valley

Brian Powell: 540.569.2961 or [email protected]/Central ValleyNorthern Shenandoah ValleyNorthern VA/DCPhiladelphiaRoanoke/Lynchburg

Taylor Adkins: 540.568.6082 or [email protected] PeninsulaGreater RichmondHampton RoadsShenandoah Valley

Rep ProgramRECRUIT RETAIN REWARDSRECRUIT RETAIN REWARDS

Barry SaadatmandRichmond ChapterDonor Testimonial

“During my time at JMU, I felt the one thing that was missing from my college experience was a big time athletic program and corresponding culture and atmosphere . JMU is definitely heading in this direction now and by being a part of the Duke Club, and specifically by being a Duke Club Rep, I feel like I’m a part of this transformation .

If we really want to capture the opportunity of the big time athletic program that is currently happening at JMU, it’s up to alumni and fans to step up and get involved to make it happen . That’s why I’m an active financial and time contributor to the Duke Club .”

“During my time at JMU, I felt the one thing that was missing from my college

program and corresponding culture and JMU is definitely heading in

this direction now and by being a part of the Duke Club, and specifically by being a Duke Club Rep, I feel like I’m a part of this

If we really want to capture the opportunity of the big time athletic program that is currently happening at JMU, it’s up to alumni and fans to step up and get involved to make it happen . That’s why I’m an active financial and time

Laura CilmiNorthern VA/DC Chapter

Donor Testimonial“My involvement with the Duke Club began

when I was a student . Since then, I have had the opportunity to witness, firsthand, the success of the JMU athletic program thanks

to the hard work of the representatives and contributions from our donors . These reps

have worked tirelessly to raise scholarship funds, promote the Duke Club, and keep alumni

connected to JMU . Their efforts helped raise the university’s presence across the country .”

success of the JMU athletic program thanks to the hard work of the representatives and contributions from our donors


connected to JMUuniversity’s presence across the country

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Ways to GiveMake a Difference TodayCash Gifts / Checks

Gifts of cash are recorded and acknowledged through the Duke Club and the JMU Foundation . Checks should be made payable to the JMU Foundation with Duke Club on the memo line .

Credit CardsOne of the easiest and most convenient ways to make a donation is to use a credit card . The Duke Club accepts MasterCard, Visa, Discover and

American Express .

OnlineOur Duke Club online giving site makes supporting JMU Athletics easier than ever . Our “one stop shop” gives you the opportunity to make a new

Duke Club gift or renewal, purchase or renew tickets, and view your updated Priority Point ranking all in one place . Visit JMUSports .com/dukeclub .Existing Duke Club and Ticket Office accounts! Be sure to log in to your account to guarantee your Priority . Login information can be requested from

the Athletic Ticket office – 540-568-3853 or athletic-ticket@jmu .edu .

BequestsBequests, or gifts from your estate through your will, are an effective means of supporting JMU Athletics . You may add a codicil to your will at any

time to include a gift for JMU Athletics .

Non-Cash GiftsNon-cash gifts to the Duke Club, including appreciated securities such as stocks, bonds, real estate, products and services, and gifts-in-kind, may

be donated for use by the JMU Division of Intercollegiate Athletics .

Endowed ScholarshipsEndowed Scholarships help secure the future of JMU Athletics by perpetuating the gift of an athletic scholarship . You may endow a scholarship by

donating $25,000 or more within a five-year period .

Priority PointsPriority Points are accumulated through your support of the Duke Club and JMU Athletics . Your Priority Point ranking is used when assigning tickets

and parking, including away games and post season events . A current year annual gift is required to activate your Priority Points .

Priority Points are calculated as follows:Annual Pledge: .08 point x current annual athletics pledge(s) .

Failure to pay 50% of your current year pledge by the priority deadline may result in an immediate loss of priority parking and seating .Lifetime Giving: .02 point x total lifetime athletics gifts, excluding the current year . Consecutive Years as a Member: consecutive years giving x 5 .Season Tickets: 1 point for each season ticket . Returned Tickets: 1 point per game for returned tickets for cultivation (two tickets per game minimum) . Returned Priority Parking Passes: Individual game x 1/pass (football and men’s basketball) .Referrals: 1 point for each new donor referred .Rep. Incentives: Duke Club Reps receive specific incentives for their dedication to JMU .

*** If you are interested in becoming a Duke Club Rep ., please call the Duke Club at 540-568-6461 ***

Example for Priority Point Calculations

Description Support Points Factor

1 Annual Pledges to Duke Club (2009) $2,000 .00 160 .08 x all current annual pledges

2 Lifetime Giving (PRIOR to 2009) $12,000 .00 240 .02 x total previous years’ gifts

3 Consecutive Years as a Duke Club Donor 7 35 5 x each consecutive year

4 Season Tickets 24 24 1 x each season ticket

5 Returned Tickets and/or Football & Men’s Basketball Priority Parking Passes

14 14 1 x each eligible game (two ticket minimum for each game) and 1 x each priority parking pass

6 Referrals 11 11 1 x each new member referred

7 Duke Club Rep . Incentives 238 .5 238 .5 See Rep . Incentives Breakdown

TOTAL PRIORITY POINTS FOR 2009: 722.5 2009 Ranking Among Active Members: 194 of 4,395 NOTE: Priority Points are valid for active Duke Club members only . Individuals who are not current members forfeit all benefits associated with priority, including parking and seat locations .

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All benefits associated with each specific giving level are automatically accepted by the donor unless the donor submits in writing to the Duke Club any benefits he/she wants to decline . Additionally, the written declination of benefits must be received along with the donor’s first payment toward his/her annual pledge . A declination of benefits is irrevocable for the 2010 Duke Club year .Example: Sharon is a Bluestone Level Duke Club member . Benefits under Bluestone include the

opportunity to purchase as many as six (6) football priority season tickets with hospitality passes not to exceed the number of football season tickets purchased as well as priority parking . Also included is the opportunity to purchase lower level season tickets in men’s basketball with hospitality passes not to exceed the number of men’s basketball season tickets purchased as well as priority parking .

If Sharon plans to purchase only two (2) football priority season tickets WITH hospitality and only (3) three men’s basketball season tickets WITH hospitality, then she would need to send notification in writing, and at the time of payment to decline any additional hospitality to maximize her tax benefit and/or company matching policy . Otherwise, it will be an automatic assumption that Sharon will want the maximum number of tickets and hospitality passes and dollar values for all will be excluded from her actual donation when reporting for tax purposes and/or company matching . Also, if she does not send written notification to decline priority parking, the dollar values for football and men’s basketball priority parking will be excluded from the initial donation amount as well .

PLEASE NOTE ON YOuR PLEDGE/DONATION CARD (page 12) your choice regarding the number of season tickets, hospitality and priority parking provided at the respective giving level .

# Tickets____ Football Priority Season Tickets WITH-WITHOuT hospitality and WITH-WITHOuT priority parking .# Tickets____ Men’s Basketball Season Tickets WITH-WITHOuT hospitality and WITH-WITHOuT priority parking .Appropriate benefit values are deducted from your donation amount after the 80/20 rule has been calculated .

Decline All BenefitsThere is also an area on the pledge/donation card where you may indicate that you wish to decline ALL benefits associated with your donation,

including ticket and parking priority based on Duke Club ranking . Declining ALL benefits makes your donation to the Duke Club 100% tax deductible .

Company MatchThe information above is relevant to matching funds as well, explaining how the actual donation, less benefits amount, is calculated as an

appropriate requested amount for matching funds . If you want to aspire to a higher donor level through matching funds, please check the following box on your pledge/donation card . Otherwise, benefits will be awarded solely on your personal pledge, and matching dollars will have no impact on donor level or benefits received .

Please consider my expected company match + my personal pledge combined for donor level . I will pay by December 31, 2010, any and all balances expected/pledged .

Note: “Personal” pledge refers to your individual pledge, excluding any expected matching monies.

When a donor is eligible and wants to apply for matching funds through a company, the donor typically submits a company match form to the Duke Club with each payment he/she wants matched . Restrictions and rules specific to each matching company apply .

If a donor wants his/her giving level to be determined on the donor’s personal pledge and the donor’s company match combined, then the donor must agree in writing to pay any and all balances expected/pledged by the end of the calendar year .

For complete matching gift information, visit JMUSports .com/dukeclub

Tax Implications & Matching Gifts

All benefits associated with each specific giving level are automatically accepted by the donor unless the Additionally, the written

declination of benefits must be received along with the donor’s first payment toward his/her annual pledge .

Benefits under Bluestone include the opportunity to purchase as many as six (6) football priority season tickets with hospitality passes not to exceed the number of football season tickets purchased as well as priority

Also included is the opportunity to purchase lower level season tickets in men’s basketball with hospitality passes not to exceed the number of men’s basketball season

hospitality and only (3) hospitality, then she would need to send notification in

to decline any additional hospitality to maximize her tax benefit

want the maximum number of tickets and hospitality passes and dollar values for all will be excluded Also, if she

does not send written notification to decline priority parking, the dollar values for football and men’s

your choice regarding the number

priority parking .

priority parking

Tax Implications Tax Implications & Matching Gifts& Matching Gifts& Matching Gifts& Matching Gifts


Please consider my expected company match + my personal pledge combined for donor level .level .level I will pay by December 31, 2010, any and all balances expected/pledged


When a donor is eligible and wants to apply for matching funds through a company, the donor typically submits a company match form to the Duke Club with each payment he/she wants matched

If a donor wants his/her giving level to be determined on the donor’s personal pledge and the donor’s company match combined, then the donor must agree in writing to pay any and all balances expected/pledged by the end of the calendar year

For complete matching gift information, visit JMUSports

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Football 2010 Season Tickets

Orders for season tickets will be accepted starting on March 1, 2010 . Existing season ticket holders can expect to receive their personalized renewal by email then US mail in late February . New season ticket orders and requests for seat improvements are filled in order of Duke Club Priority Points following the May 15 Priority Deadline . Orders for Mini plans, individual home games and away game tickets will be accepted starting on June 1, 2010 and filled in order of Duke Club Priority Points following the August 6 Football Individual Game Priority Deadline .

Tickets can be ordered online at JMUSports .com, by phone at 540-JMU-DUKE (540-568-3853) or stop by Athletic Ticket Office located in the Convocation Center .

2010 Season Ticket Prices:Description Price Duke Club Level RequirementChairback Seating $140 Bluestone*Priority Seating $100 Duke*Priority Seating- JMU Faculty/Staff & Seniors $80 Duke*General Public Reserved Seating $80 New orders require Paw*Aramark Family Plan - SOLD OUT# $200 N/A

* See chart on page 8 for full giving level details* Season Ticket packages include one

complimentary parking pass . Location is determined by annual Duke Club giving level .

# Family Plans are only available to renewing season ticket accounts . No new Family Plan orders will be accepted until 2011 .

2010 Season Ticket PricesSeason Tickets include both baseball and softball home games .Description Price Baseball Reserved Chairback Seating $90 Softball Reserved Chairback Seating $55 Adult General Admission $40 JMU Faculty/Staff, Senior & Youth General Admission $35 Family Season Pass (2 Adults & 2 Youth) $80 Pick and Choose Ticket Book $25

Ten (10) general admission tickets good for any regular season home baseball or softball game .

Baseball and Softball

Parking

$100 Duke*

# Family Plans are only available to renewing season No new Family Plan orders will be

$100 Duke*$80 Duke*$80 New orders require Paw*$200 N/A


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Orders for season tickets will be accepted starting on August 1, 2010 . Existing season ticket holders can expect to receive their personalized renewal by email then US mail in late September . New season ticket orders and requests for seat improvements are filled in order of Duke Club Priority Points following the September 15 Priority Deadline . Orders for Mini plans, individual home games and away game tickets will also be accepted starting on August 1, 2010 and filled in order of Duke Club Priority Points following the November 1 Basketball Individual Game Priority Deadline .


Basketball

2010-2011 Men’s Basketball Season Ticket Prices:Description Price SecionsLower Level Reserved $135 105-107 &

114-118Lower Level- JMU Fac/Staff & Seniors $115 105-107 &

114-118Upper Level Reserved $75 214-218Upper Level Family Plan- 2 Adults & 2 Youth $150 214 or 218Additional Family Plan Ticket $25 214 or 218

• Season Ticket packages include one complimentary parking pass. Location is determined by annual Duke Club giving level .

• New orders for Lower Level tickets require a minimum Duke Club gift at the Duke Level .

Men’s Basketball ReseatingDue to the expansion of Bridgeforth Stadium, the next Men’s

Basketball Reseating has been advanced 1 year and will take place in October of 2010 . Reseating will impact only lower level seating in the Convocation Center and will allow Duke Club members to select their season ticket locations for the next four years . Seat selection will be scheduled in order of Duke Club Priority Point ranking . Watch for further communication regarding basketball reseating in late summer .

2010-11 Women’s Basketball Season Ticket Prices:Description Price SectionsReserved $60 114-118Reserved- JMU Fac/Staff & Seniors $40 114-118General Admission $35 GeneralFamily Plan- 2 Adults & 2 Youth $100 GeneralAdditional Family Plan Ticket $15 General

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Do I need to be a JMU alumni to be a Duke Club member?

No . Any individual who wants to support JMU Athletics and our student-athletes can be a Duke Club member .

How do I keep the same tickets I had last season?

Every Duke Club member who has made their required annual contribution and submitted their ticket renewal by the Priority deadline is guaranteed their same season tickets from the prior season . In the event of ticket reseating, all Duke Club members are welcome to request seats, which will then be allocated based on Priority Points .

When will the next football and basketball reseating cycle be?

For basketball, reseating will take place in early October, and for football, before the 2011 season . Priority Point rank will determine the order of seat selection .

I want my season tickets to be in a better location. How do I upgrade my seats?

All Duke Club members are welcome to request different seating during the preseason renewal process . If seats are available, requests will be

granted in order of Priority Points . Some locations require a certain Duke Club giving level (i .e . chairback tickets require an annual Duke Club gift of at least $1,500) .

In the event of ticket reseating (next in 2011), all Duke Club members are welcome to request seats, which will

then be allocated based on Priority Points .

I ordered season tickets, but cannot make it to every game. What can I do with my unused tickets?

Duke Club members have the opportunity to gain more Priority Points by returning

unused tickets and parking passes prior to the game(s) to the Duke Club . Refer to the Priority

Points section (page 4) to see how Priority Points are allocated in return for unused tickets and

parking passes .Season ticket holders are also encouraged to

re-sell their unused tickets using Madison Marketplace, earning money back and ensuring that

other JMU fans can attend the game . Check JMUSports .com for all the details on Madison Marketplace .

Do you need to give a Duke Club donation to get season tickets?

Yes . For the 2010 football season, all new season ticket orders require an annual Duke Club donation . Season ticket orders for Priority Seating require an annual contribution of at least $125 .

I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I receive any benefits for those gifts?

Priority points are granted to all donors who make a gift to the athletic department . Duke Club benefits are granted exclusively to donors who provide gifts to the Duke Club’s general fund, which are then used to support the scholarship needs and offset the operational budget of the JMU Athletics Department . Contributions to other areas of JMU do not support athletics and therefore do not earn Priority Points or other benefits involving athletics .

Q&A

Any individual who wants to support JMU Athletics and our student-athletes can be a

Every Duke Club member who has made their required annual contribution and submitted their ticket renewal by the Priority deadline is guaranteed their same season tickets from the

In the event of ticket reseating, all Duke Club members are welcome to request

For basketball, reseating will take place in early October, and for football, before the 2011 season .

All Duke Club members are welcome to request different seating during the If seats are available, requests will be

Some locations require chairback tickets

require an annual Duke Club gift of at least $1,500) .In the event of ticket reseating (next in 2011), all Duke Club members are welcome to request seats, which will

All Duke Club members are welcome to request different seating during the preseason renewal process

granted in order of Priority Points

I ordered season I ordered season tickets, but tickets, but cannot make it to cannot make it to cannot make it to every game. What every game. What every game. What can I do with my can I do with my can I do with my unused tickets?unused tickets?unused tickets?unused tickets?

Duke Club members have the opportunity to gain more Priority Points by returning unused tickets and parking passes prior to the

game(s) to the Duke ClubPoints section (page 4) to see how Priority Points

are allocated in return for unused tickets and parking passes

Season ticket holders are also encouraged to re-sell their unused tickets using Madison

Marketplace, earning money back and ensuring that other JMU fans can attend the game

Club members are welcome to request seats, which will then be allocated based on Priority Points

I ordered season I ordered season

cannot make it to cannot make it to

Duke Club members have the opportunity

unused tickets and parking passes prior to the Refer to the Priority


Season ticket holders are also encouraged to

Marketplace, earning money back and ensuring that Check JMUSports .

com for all the details on Madison Marketplace .

Do you need to give a Duke Club Do you need to give a Duke Club Do you need to give a Duke Club Do you need to give a Duke Club Do you need to give a Duke Club Do you need to give a Duke Club

For the 2010 football season, all new season ticket orders require an annual Duke Club Season ticket orders for Priority Seating require an annual contribution of at least $125 . Season ticket orders for Priority Seating require an annual contribution of at least $125 . Season ticket orders for Priority Seating require an annual contribution of at least $125

I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do

Priority points are granted to all donors who make a gift to the athletic department .Priority points are granted to all donors who make a gift to the athletic department .Priority points are granted to all donors who make a gift to the athletic department Duke Club benefits are granted exclusively to donors who provide gifts to the Duke Club’s general fund, which are then used to support the scholarship needs and offset the operational budget of the JMU Athletics

Contributions to other areas of JMU do not support athletics and therefore do not earn

Club members are welcome to request seats, which will then be allocated based on Priority Points .

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Capital CampaignsCampaign for Bridgeforth Stadium

Work has started on a $62,000,000 renovation of Bridgeforth Stadium . The stadium project will create the pre-eminent college football environment in all of the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) .

Specifically, the project features the addition of 10,000 seats, improved sight lines for all seats on the West Side, a club level, hospitality suites and a new press box . When completed, the total seating capacity in the stadium will be approximately 25,000 .

New hospitality suites along with a club level will be developed and allow JMU fans to experience the highest level of class and comfort during football games . The new press box will house an expanded working media area, enhanced television and radio broadcast positions as well as coaches booths .

The club level, with its 1,006 seats on sale now, will allow the ticket holder exclusive access to the club room and club lounge . Club patrons have the opportunity to enjoy high end food and beverages throughout each home football game in the lounge area . The climate controlled club level will span 8,000 square feet, and allow JMU fans to enjoy a high end experience while overlooking the field .

The suite level will feature 15 hospitality suites each with a capacity of 16 people . Each suite will have 12 seats, along with four stools to accommodate additional guests . Premium furnishings, two flat screen televisions, and a modern living area will compliment the indoor and outdoor viewing space . Full hospitality and catering will also be available to the suite holder . Also housed on the suite level will be the President’s Suite (48 Seats) and the Athletic Director’s Suite (24 Seats) .

Veterans Memorial ParkVeterans Memorial Park, the new home of JMU Baseball and Softball, opened in

2010 . Both parks have lights, with baseball seating 1,200 and softball holding 500 .Memorial Hall, the former Harrisonburg High School, houses the baseball and

softball locker rooms with wooden lockers, coaches offices plus a reception area . The facility also sports two batting tunnels, a sports medicine suite and a team room along with a lounge for both squads .

The new facility features a public memorial and Veterans Memorial Park . The monument pays tribute to citizens of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County who lost their lives while serving to protect our nation .

Port Road Sports ParkThe Port Road Sports Park plans to feature space

for Intercollegiate Athletics as well as University Recreation . The home of this future project will be on 85-acres of land at the corner of Port Republic Road and Neff Avenue .

For more information on any of the projects listed above, please contact the Duke Club Office at 540.568.6461.

Campaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumWork has started on a $62,000,000 renovation of Bridgeforth Stadium . The stadium project will create

the pre-eminent college football environment in all of the Football Championship Subdivision

Specifically, the project features the addition of 10,000 seats, improved sight lines for all seats on the West Side, a

.When completed, the total seating capacity in the

New hospitality suites along with a club level will

the highest level of class and comfort during football The new press box will house an expanded

working media area, enhanced television and radio

The club level, with its 1,006 seats on sale now, will allow the ticket holder exclusive access to the club

Club patrons have the opportunity to enjoy high end food and beverages throughout each

The climate controlled club level will span 8,000 square feet, and allow JMU fans to enjoy a high end experience while overlooking

The suite level will feature 15 hospitality suites each with Each suite will have 12 seats, along

furnishings, two flat screen televisions, and a modern living area will compliment the indoor

Port Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkThe Port Road Sports Park plans to feature space

for Intercollegiate Athletics as well as

For more information on any of the projects listed above, please contact the Duke Club Office at

Port Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkThe Port Road Sports Park plans to feature space



Veterans Memorial Park, the new home of JMU Baseball and Softball, opened in Both parks have lights, with baseball seating 1,200 and softball holding 500 . Both parks have lights, with baseball seating 1,200 and softball holding 500 . Both parks have lights, with baseball seating 1,200 and softball holding 500

Memorial Hall, the former Harrisonburg High School, houses the baseball and softball locker rooms with wooden lockers, coaches offices plus a reception

The facility also sports two batting tunnels, a sports medicine suite and a

The monument pays tribute to citizens of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County

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Ways to Get InvolvedDuke ClubParticipate in one of three ways:1 . Become a new Duke Club member with a minimum pledge of

$110 . 2 . Increase your last year’s pledge by at least 10% (for donors

with a minimum pledge of $110 and under $1,000) . 3 . Increase your Duke Club pledge by at least $100 more (for

donors over $1,000) .

All 110% participants will receive two (2) Duke Dog Head Carsters.

Show off your spirit and pride with your custom JMU Carster . A carster is a ceramic coaster that fits into the cup holder of your car, SUV, van, truck or boat .

Graduate Duke ClubThe Graduate Duke Club was formed in 2003 to let young graduates stay

involved with JMU Athletics and raise money for JMU student-athlete scholarships and the general operating budget . By joining the Graduate Duke Club, young alumni can tailgate with friends and classmates at JMU games, build a network of professional and personal contacts, receive invitations to local Duke Club events, and begin earning Duke Club Priority Points and Duke Club Benefits .

Young alumni, those Dukes who are four years or less removed from receiving an undergraduate or graduate degree, can enjoy the Graduate Duke Club with a new giving structure, easier access to prime benefits and better rewards for donor loyalty . GDC members are able to earn the benefits of all Duke Club Donation Levels at half the cost .

Example of the Graduate Duke Club 50% Discount Giving Structure

To Join this Level Normally GDC members pay justPurple . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150

Student Duke ClubHave a child at JMU? Sign them up for the Student Duke Club, the largest

student run organization on campus with over 2,000 members! Our mission is to promote unrivaled school spirit and an electric home field advantage through the support of JMU Athletics . The Student Duke Club also supports student-athlete scholarships and the general operating budget . As a member they will enjoy the following benefits:

• Exclusive Access to Football and Basketball Seating• Early Ticket Reservation Opportunities• Away Game Bus Trips• Tailgates• Annual T-shirt• Priority points to position yourself after graduation for:

- Tickets & Parking- Home & Away Playoff Games- Priority in the new Bridgeforth Stadium

Have a child at JMU? Sign them up for the Student Duke Club, the largest student run organization on campus with over 2,000 members! Our mission is to promote unrivaled school spirit and an electric home field advantage

Duke Club, young alumni can tailgate with friends and classmates at JMU

For more information on the Student Duke Club contact Katie Rahme at 540.568.6461

or visit PuRPLEOuT.com

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Student Duke Club Membership Card

Return this card with your $25 payment to Student Duke Club, MSC 0402, 380 University Boulevard, Harrisonburg, VA 22807

Make checks payable to: JMU Duke Club

Student’s Full Name: Nickname:

SSN (last 4 digits): Student ID#: Class Year:

Current Student-Athlete: Y / N If yes, which sport?

Parent(s) Name:

Permanent Home Address:

City: State: Zip:

Cell/JMU Phone: Email Address:

Local/JMU Address:

City: State: Zip:

$25 Annual Membership Fee

Sign up Online at PURPLEOUT.COM

T-Shirt Size:

S M L XL XXL

Payment Options:

Cash Check #

FLEX AmEx

Visa MasterCard Discover

Name on card:

Flex or Card #:

Exp . Date:

Graduate Duke Club or Duke Club Graduate Duke Club or Duke Club

Student Duke Club

Calendar Year 2010 (Jan.-Dec.)Personal Pledge for 2010: $

Amount Enclosed (irrevocable): $

EXPECTED Company Match: $

Company Name:

Position/Title: Please consider my expected company match + my personal pledge combined for donor level . I will pay by Dec . 31, 2010, any and all balances expected/pledged .

I am declining ALL benefits associated with my donation, including ticket and priority parking based on Duke Club ranking .

I am declining ONLY hospitality benefits .

Payment Information:Cash Check #

AmEx Visa MasterCard Discover

Name on card:

Card #:

Exp . Date: JMU Payroll Deduction Send JMU payroll form

Duke Club Member #:

Duke Club Pledge/Donation

RECENT GRADS - If applicable, please check one of the following:

JMu Alum of 2007 2008 2009 2010

Full Name: Nickname:

Spouse’s Name: Nickname:

Mailing Street/P .O . Box:

City: State: Zip:

Home Phone: Mobile: Business Phone: Fax:

Preferred Email: REFERRED BY:

Self: SSN (last 4 digits): JMU Grad . Year: Varsity Sports:

Spouse: SSN (last 4 digits): JMU Grad . Year: Varsity Sports:

# Tickets (Circle One) (Circle One) ____ Football Priority Season Tickets WITH or WITHOuT hospitality and WITH or WITHOuT priority parking .# Tickets (Circle One) (Circle One) ____ Men’s Basketball Season Tickets WITH or WITHOuT hospitality and WITH or WITHOuT priority parking .

Please make checks payable to JMU Foundation with Duke Club noted on memo line . Mail to: JMU Duke Club, 380 University Boulevard, MSC 0402, Harrisonburg, VA 22807 • 540.568.6461 • JMUSports.com • [email protected]

Check one: Renewal New Member

Check all JMU Alum that apply: Parent Friend JMU Employee Former Athlete

Mr . Mrs .Ms . Other Mr . Mrs .Ms . Other




Company Name:






Name on card:

Card #:


Duke Club Member #:

Graduate Duke Club Pledge/Donation


JMu Alum of 2007 2008 2009 2010




City: State: Zip:










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Duke Club Priority Deadline (50% of pledge must be paid) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 15Football Priority Season Ticket Deadline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 15Football Single Game Priority Ticket Deadline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . August 6Men’s Basketball Priority Season Ticket Deadline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . September 15Men’s Basketball Reseating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Early OctoberRemaining Duke Club Pledge Due . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . December 31

About the Duke ClubThe Duke Club is the fundraising arm for James Madison University

Athletics . Through its annual fund drive, the Duke Club raises contributions in support of student-athlete scholarships and the athletic operating budget . Additionally, the Duke Club aids athletic facility enhancements and other needs through capital campaigns .

As a Duke Club member, you contribute to the educational opportunities of the student-athletes representing James Madison University . Each and every season, Duke Club members witness their impact firsthand as JMU student-athletes routinely compete as champions both on the playing field and in the classroom .

In return for their contributions, Duke Club members also get the utmost in

athletics benefits . The benefits chart on page 8 displays the

different Duke Club giving levels and the benefits associated with each .

A Duke Club Pledge Card can be found on page 12 .

Dates to Remember

About the Duke ClubAbout the Duke ClubAbout the Duke ClubAbout the Duke ClubThe Duke Club is the fundraising arm for James Madison University

Athleticscontributions in support of student-athlete scholarships and the athletic operating budgetenhancements and other needs through capital campaigns

As a Duke Club member, you contribute to the educational opportunities of the student-athletes representing James Madison Universitytheir impact firsthand as JMU student-athletes routinely compete as champions both on the playing field and

athletics benefitsbenefits chart on page 8 displays the


opportunities of the student-athletes representing James Madison Each and every season, Duke Club members witness

their impact firsthand as JMU student-athletes routinely compete as champions both on the playing field and


A Duke Club Pledge Card can be found on page 12 .A Duke Club Pledge Card can be found on page 12 .A Duke Club Pledge Card can be found on page 12

The Duke Club is the fundraising arm for James Madison University

contributions in support of student-athlete scholarships and the athletic

opportunities of the student-athletes representing James Madison


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2008-09 Athletics Highlights

Postseason Appearances (6)Football

NCAA Football Championship Subdivision National Semi-finalist



SoftballNCAA Tournament

Men’s BasketballCollegeinsider .com

Tournament Semi-finalist

Women’s BasketballSecond round of the

National Invitational Tournament

CAA Championships (3)Field Hockey

Third consecutive CAA Championship

FootballCAA Champions and National Semi-finalist

SoftballFirst-ever CAA Championship

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The Duke Club set a new record raising over $1 .2 million in 2008-2009 .

The Student Duke Club set a new record with over 2,000 members and raised more than $50,000 .

Individual Player/Coach AwardsRodney Landers (Football)

CAA Player of the Year Dudley Award Winner JMU Male Athlete of the Year

Kelsey Cutchins (Field Hockey)CAA Player of the Year Co-JMU Female Athlete of the Year

Corky Julien (Women’s Soccer)CAA Player of the Year



Year

Coach Mickey Matthews (Football)

CAA Coach of the Year Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year Liberty Mutual National Coach of the Year

Coach Antoinette Lucas (Field Hockey)

CAA Coach of the Year

Coach Jeff Forbes (Men’s Golf)CAA Coach of the Year

AcademicsDavid Stannard

JMU Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year

Kelsey CutchinsJMU Female Scholar-Athlete

of the Year

37 student-athletes were members of the President’s List (3 .8-4 .0 GPA)

102 student-athletes were members of the Dean’s List (3 .5-3 .8 GPA)

105 student-athletes received the Commissioner’s Academic Award (3 .2-4 .0 GPA)

FootballNCAA Football Championship

Subdivision National Semi-finalist



Softball

Men’s Basketball

CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)CAA Championships (3)

The Duke Club set a new record 2 million in 2008-2009 .2 million in 2008-2009 .2 million in 2008-2009

The Student Duke Club set a new record with over 2,000 members

David StannardJMU Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year

members of the President’s List (3

members of the Dean’s List (3GPA)

105 student-athletes received the Commissioner’s Academic Award (3 .(3 .(3 2-4

Rodney Landers (Football)

JMU Male Athlete of the Year

Kelsey Cutchins (Field Hockey)

Co-JMU Female Athlete of the Year

Corky Julien (Women’s Soccer)



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RECRUIT RETAIN REWARDSThe Duke Club Rep Program is a network of dedicated alumni, parents, and friends working together to increase participation in the Duke Club .

These volunteers generate support and camaraderie among Duke Club members and potential members . Most reps participate for the sole purpose of supporting JMU Athletics . However, the Rep Rewards Program provides incentives to show appreciation to Duke Club reps who successfully raise funds . The Rep Program is geographically based and seeks to do the following tasks:

- Create social events aimed at bringing Duke Club members and potential members together- Create a chapter plan for all fundraising activities- Provide timely updates of Duke Club members’ biographical information- Recruit, retain, and solicit Duke Club memberships- Reward successful reps with gifts and Priority Points

If you want to learn more about the Duke Club Rep Program and what is going on in your area, please contact a Duke Club Staff member listed below:

David Biancamano: 540.568.5818 or [email protected] YorkRaleigh/CharlotteShenandoah Valley

Brian Powell: 540.569.2961 or [email protected]/Central ValleyNorthern Shenandoah ValleyNorthern VA/DCPhiladelphiaRoanoke/Lynchburg

Taylor Adkins: 540.568.6082 or [email protected] PeninsulaGreater RichmondHampton RoadsShenandoah Valley

Rep ProgramRECRUIT RETAIN REWARDSRECRUIT RETAIN REWARDS

Barry SaadatmandRichmond ChapterDonor Testimonial

“During my time at JMU, I felt the one thing that was missing from my college experience was a big time athletic program and corresponding culture and atmosphere . JMU is definitely heading in this direction now and by being a part of the Duke Club, and specifically by being a Duke Club Rep, I feel like I’m a part of this transformation .

If we really want to capture the opportunity of the big time athletic program that is currently happening at JMU, it’s up to alumni and fans to step up and get involved to make it happen . That’s why I’m an active financial and time contributor to the Duke Club .”

“During my time at JMU, I felt the one thing that was missing from my college

program and corresponding culture and JMU is definitely heading in

this direction now and by being a part of the Duke Club, and specifically by being a Duke Club Rep, I feel like I’m a part of this

If we really want to capture the opportunity of the big time athletic program that is currently happening at JMU, it’s up to alumni and fans to step up and get involved to make it happen . That’s why I’m an active financial and time

Laura CilmiNorthern VA/DC Chapter

Donor Testimonial“My involvement with the Duke Club began

when I was a student . Since then, I have had the opportunity to witness, firsthand, the success of the JMU athletic program thanks

to the hard work of the representatives and contributions from our donors . These reps


connected to JMU . Their efforts helped raise the university’s presence across the country .”

success of the JMU athletic program thanks to the hard work of the representatives and contributions from our donors


connected to JMUuniversity’s presence across the country

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Ways to GiveMake a Difference TodayCash Gifts / Checks

Gifts of cash are recorded and acknowledged through the Duke Club and the JMU Foundation . Checks should be made payable to the JMU Foundation with Duke Club on the memo line .

Credit CardsOne of the easiest and most convenient ways to make a donation is to use a credit card . The Duke Club accepts MasterCard, Visa, Discover and

American Express .

OnlineOur Duke Club online giving site makes supporting JMU Athletics easier than ever . Our “one stop shop” gives you the opportunity to make a new

Duke Club gift or renewal, purchase or renew tickets, and view your updated Priority Point ranking all in one place . Visit JMUSports .com/dukeclub .Existing Duke Club and Ticket Office accounts! Be sure to log in to your account to guarantee your Priority . Login information can be requested from

the Athletic Ticket office – 540-568-3853 or athletic-ticket@jmu .edu .

BequestsBequests, or gifts from your estate through your will, are an effective means of supporting JMU Athletics . You may add a codicil to your will at any

time to include a gift for JMU Athletics .

Non-Cash GiftsNon-cash gifts to the Duke Club, including appreciated securities such as stocks, bonds, real estate, products and services, and gifts-in-kind, may

be donated for use by the JMU Division of Intercollegiate Athletics .

Endowed ScholarshipsEndowed Scholarships help secure the future of JMU Athletics by perpetuating the gift of an athletic scholarship . You may endow a scholarship by

donating $25,000 or more within a five-year period .

Priority PointsPriority Points are accumulated through your support of the Duke Club and JMU Athletics . Your Priority Point ranking is used when assigning tickets

and parking, including away games and post season events . A current year annual gift is required to activate your Priority Points .

Priority Points are calculated as follows:Annual Pledge: .08 point x current annual athletics pledge(s) .

Failure to pay 50% of your current year pledge by the priority deadline may result in an immediate loss of priority parking and seating .Lifetime Giving: .02 point x total lifetime athletics gifts, excluding the current year . Consecutive Years as a Member: consecutive years giving x 5 .Season Tickets: 1 point for each season ticket . Returned Tickets: 1 point per game for returned tickets for cultivation (two tickets per game minimum) . Returned Priority Parking Passes: Individual game x 1/pass (football and men’s basketball) .Referrals: 1 point for each new donor referred .Rep. Incentives: Duke Club Reps receive specific incentives for their dedication to JMU .

*** If you are interested in becoming a Duke Club Rep ., please call the Duke Club at 540-568-6461 ***

Example for Priority Point Calculations

Description Support Points Factor

1 Annual Pledges to Duke Club (2009) $2,000 .00 160 .08 x all current annual pledges

2 Lifetime Giving (PRIOR to 2009) $12,000 .00 240 .02 x total previous years’ gifts

3 Consecutive Years as a Duke Club Donor 7 35 5 x each consecutive year

4 Season Tickets 24 24 1 x each season ticket

5 Returned Tickets and/or Football & Men’s Basketball Priority Parking Passes

14 14 1 x each eligible game (two ticket minimum for each game) and 1 x each priority parking pass

6 Referrals 11 11 1 x each new member referred

7 Duke Club Rep . Incentives 238 .5 238 .5 See Rep . Incentives Breakdown

TOTAL PRIORITY POINTS FOR 2009: 722.5 2009 Ranking Among Active Members: 194 of 4,395 NOTE: Priority Points are valid for active Duke Club members only . Individuals who are not current members forfeit all benefits associated with priority, including parking and seat locations .

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All benefits associated with each specific giving level are automatically accepted by the donor unless the donor submits in writing to the Duke Club any benefits he/she wants to decline . Additionally, the written declination of benefits must be received along with the donor’s first payment toward his/her annual pledge . A declination of benefits is irrevocable for the 2010 Duke Club year .Example: Sharon is a Bluestone Level Duke Club member . Benefits under Bluestone include the

opportunity to purchase as many as six (6) football priority season tickets with hospitality passes not to exceed the number of football season tickets purchased as well as priority parking . Also included is the opportunity to purchase lower level season tickets in men’s basketball with hospitality passes not to exceed the number of men’s basketball season tickets purchased as well as priority parking .

If Sharon plans to purchase only two (2) football priority season tickets WITH hospitality and only (3) three men’s basketball season tickets WITH hospitality, then she would need to send notification in writing, and at the time of payment to decline any additional hospitality to maximize her tax benefit and/or company matching policy . Otherwise, it will be an automatic assumption that Sharon will want the maximum number of tickets and hospitality passes and dollar values for all will be excluded from her actual donation when reporting for tax purposes and/or company matching . Also, if she does not send written notification to decline priority parking, the dollar values for football and men’s basketball priority parking will be excluded from the initial donation amount as well .

PLEASE NOTE ON YOuR PLEDGE/DONATION CARD (page 12) your choice regarding the number of season tickets, hospitality and priority parking provided at the respective giving level .

# Tickets____ Football Priority Season Tickets WITH-WITHOuT hospitality and WITH-WITHOuT priority parking .# Tickets____ Men’s Basketball Season Tickets WITH-WITHOuT hospitality and WITH-WITHOuT priority parking .Appropriate benefit values are deducted from your donation amount after the 80/20 rule has been calculated .

Decline All BenefitsThere is also an area on the pledge/donation card where you may indicate that you wish to decline ALL benefits associated with your donation,

including ticket and parking priority based on Duke Club ranking . Declining ALL benefits makes your donation to the Duke Club 100% tax deductible .

Company MatchThe information above is relevant to matching funds as well, explaining how the actual donation, less benefits amount, is calculated as an

appropriate requested amount for matching funds . If you want to aspire to a higher donor level through matching funds, please check the following box on your pledge/donation card . Otherwise, benefits will be awarded solely on your personal pledge, and matching dollars will have no impact on donor level or benefits received .

Please consider my expected company match + my personal pledge combined for donor level . I will pay by December 31, 2010, any and all balances expected/pledged .


When a donor is eligible and wants to apply for matching funds through a company, the donor typically submits a company match form to the Duke Club with each payment he/she wants matched . Restrictions and rules specific to each matching company apply .

If a donor wants his/her giving level to be determined on the donor’s personal pledge and the donor’s company match combined, then the donor must agree in writing to pay any and all balances expected/pledged by the end of the calendar year .

For complete matching gift information, visit JMUSports .com/dukeclub

Tax Implications & Matching Gifts

All benefits associated with each specific giving level are automatically accepted by the donor unless the Additionally, the written

declination of benefits must be received along with the donor’s first payment toward his/her annual pledge .

Benefits under Bluestone include the opportunity to purchase as many as six (6) football priority season tickets with hospitality passes not to exceed the number of football season tickets purchased as well as priority

Also included is the opportunity to purchase lower level season tickets in men’s basketball with hospitality passes not to exceed the number of men’s basketball season

hospitality and only (3) hospitality, then she would need to send notification in

to decline any additional hospitality to maximize her tax benefit

want the maximum number of tickets and hospitality passes and dollar values for all will be excluded Also, if she

does not send written notification to decline priority parking, the dollar values for football and men’s

your choice regarding the number

priority parking .

priority parking

Tax Implications Tax Implications & Matching Gifts& Matching Gifts& Matching Gifts& Matching Gifts


Please consider my expected company match + my personal pledge combined for donor level .level .level I will pay by December 31, 2010, any and all balances expected/pledged


When a donor is eligible and wants to apply for matching funds through a company, the donor typically submits a company match form to the Duke Club with each payment he/she wants matched

If a donor wants his/her giving level to be determined on the donor’s personal pledge and the donor’s company match combined, then the donor must agree in writing to pay any and all balances expected/pledged by the end of the calendar year

For complete matching gift information, visit JMUSports

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Football 2010 Season Tickets

Orders for season tickets will be accepted starting on March 1, 2010 . Existing season ticket holders can expect to receive their personalized renewal by email then US mail in late February . New season ticket orders and requests for seat improvements are filled in order of Duke Club Priority Points following the May 15 Priority Deadline . Orders for Mini plans, individual home games and away game tickets will be accepted starting on June 1, 2010 and filled in order of Duke Club Priority Points following the August 6 Football Individual Game Priority Deadline .


2010 Season Ticket Prices:Description Price Duke Club Level RequirementChairback Seating $140 Bluestone*Priority Seating $100 Duke*Priority Seating- JMU Faculty/Staff & Seniors $80 Duke*General Public Reserved Seating $80 New orders require Paw*Aramark Family Plan - SOLD OUT# $200 N/A

* See chart on page 8 for full giving level details* Season Ticket packages include one

complimentary parking pass . Location is determined by annual Duke Club giving level .

# Family Plans are only available to renewing season ticket accounts . No new Family Plan orders will be accepted until 2011 .

2010 Season Ticket PricesSeason Tickets include both baseball and softball home games .Description Price Baseball Reserved Chairback Seating $90 Softball Reserved Chairback Seating $55 Adult General Admission $40 JMU Faculty/Staff, Senior & Youth General Admission $35 Family Season Pass (2 Adults & 2 Youth) $80 Pick and Choose Ticket Book $25

Ten (10) general admission tickets good for any regular season home baseball or softball game .

Baseball and Softball

Parking

$100 Duke*


$100 Duke*$80 Duke*$80 New orders require Paw*$200 N/A


Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball

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Orders for season tickets will be accepted starting on August 1, 2010 . Existing season ticket holders can expect to receive their personalized renewal by email then US mail in late September . New season ticket orders and requests for seat improvements are filled in order of Duke Club Priority Points following the September 15 Priority Deadline . Orders for Mini plans, individual home games and away game tickets will also be accepted starting on August 1, 2010 and filled in order of Duke Club Priority Points following the November 1 Basketball Individual Game Priority Deadline .


Basketball

2010-2011 Men’s Basketball Season Ticket Prices:Description Price SecionsLower Level Reserved $135 105-107 &

114-118Lower Level- JMU Fac/Staff & Seniors $115 105-107 &

114-118Upper Level Reserved $75 214-218Upper Level Family Plan- 2 Adults & 2 Youth $150 214 or 218Additional Family Plan Ticket $25 214 or 218

• Season Ticket packages include one complimentary parking pass. Location is determined by annual Duke Club giving level .

• New orders for Lower Level tickets require a minimum Duke Club gift at the Duke Level .

Men’s Basketball ReseatingDue to the expansion of Bridgeforth Stadium, the next Men’s

Basketball Reseating has been advanced 1 year and will take place in October of 2010 . Reseating will impact only lower level seating in the Convocation Center and will allow Duke Club members to select their season ticket locations for the next four years . Seat selection will be scheduled in order of Duke Club Priority Point ranking . Watch for further communication regarding basketball reseating in late summer .

2010-11 Women’s Basketball Season Ticket Prices:Description Price SectionsReserved $60 114-118Reserved- JMU Fac/Staff & Seniors $40 114-118General Admission $35 GeneralFamily Plan- 2 Adults & 2 Youth $100 GeneralAdditional Family Plan Ticket $15 General

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Do I need to be a JMU alumni to be a Duke Club member?

No . Any individual who wants to support JMU Athletics and our student-athletes can be a Duke Club member .

How do I keep the same tickets I had last season?

Every Duke Club member who has made their required annual contribution and submitted their ticket renewal by the Priority deadline is guaranteed their same season tickets from the prior season . In the event of ticket reseating, all Duke Club members are welcome to request seats, which will then be allocated based on Priority Points .

When will the next football and basketball reseating cycle be?

For basketball, reseating will take place in early October, and for football, before the 2011 season . Priority Point rank will determine the order of seat selection .

I want my season tickets to be in a better location. How do I upgrade my seats?

All Duke Club members are welcome to request different seating during the preseason renewal process . If seats are available, requests will be

granted in order of Priority Points . Some locations require a certain Duke Club giving level (i .e . chairback tickets require an annual Duke Club gift of at least $1,500) .

In the event of ticket reseating (next in 2011), all Duke Club members are welcome to request seats, which will

then be allocated based on Priority Points .

I ordered season tickets, but cannot make it to every game. What can I do with my unused tickets?

Duke Club members have the opportunity to gain more Priority Points by returning

unused tickets and parking passes prior to the game(s) to the Duke Club . Refer to the Priority


parking passes .Season ticket holders are also encouraged to

re-sell their unused tickets using Madison Marketplace, earning money back and ensuring that

other JMU fans can attend the game . Check JMUSports .com for all the details on Madison Marketplace .

Do you need to give a Duke Club donation to get season tickets?

Yes . For the 2010 football season, all new season ticket orders require an annual Duke Club donation . Season ticket orders for Priority Seating require an annual contribution of at least $125 .

I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I receive any benefits for those gifts?

Priority points are granted to all donors who make a gift to the athletic department . Duke Club benefits are granted exclusively to donors who provide gifts to the Duke Club’s general fund, which are then used to support the scholarship needs and offset the operational budget of the JMU Athletics Department . Contributions to other areas of JMU do not support athletics and therefore do not earn Priority Points or other benefits involving athletics .

Q&A

Any individual who wants to support JMU Athletics and our student-athletes can be a

Every Duke Club member who has made their required annual contribution and submitted their ticket renewal by the Priority deadline is guaranteed their same season tickets from the

In the event of ticket reseating, all Duke Club members are welcome to request

For basketball, reseating will take place in early October, and for football, before the 2011 season .

All Duke Club members are welcome to request different seating during the If seats are available, requests will be

Some locations require chairback tickets

require an annual Duke Club gift of at least $1,500) .In the event of ticket reseating (next in 2011), all Duke Club members are welcome to request seats, which will

All Duke Club members are welcome to request different seating during the preseason renewal process

granted in order of Priority Points

I ordered season I ordered season tickets, but tickets, but cannot make it to cannot make it to cannot make it to every game. What every game. What every game. What can I do with my can I do with my can I do with my unused tickets?unused tickets?unused tickets?unused tickets?

Duke Club members have the opportunity to gain more Priority Points by returning unused tickets and parking passes prior to the

game(s) to the Duke ClubPoints section (page 4) to see how Priority Points

are allocated in return for unused tickets and parking passes

Season ticket holders are also encouraged to re-sell their unused tickets using Madison

Marketplace, earning money back and ensuring that other JMU fans can attend the game

Club members are welcome to request seats, which will then be allocated based on Priority Points

I ordered season I ordered season

cannot make it to cannot make it to

Duke Club members have the opportunity

unused tickets and parking passes prior to the Refer to the Priority


Season ticket holders are also encouraged to

Marketplace, earning money back and ensuring that Check JMUSports .

com for all the details on Madison Marketplace .

Do you need to give a Duke Club Do you need to give a Duke Club Do you need to give a Duke Club Do you need to give a Duke Club Do you need to give a Duke Club Do you need to give a Duke Club

For the 2010 football season, all new season ticket orders require an annual Duke Club Season ticket orders for Priority Seating require an annual contribution of at least $125 . Season ticket orders for Priority Seating require an annual contribution of at least $125 . Season ticket orders for Priority Seating require an annual contribution of at least $125

I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do I make gifts to other areas in the university. Do

Priority points are granted to all donors who make a gift to the athletic department .Priority points are granted to all donors who make a gift to the athletic department .Priority points are granted to all donors who make a gift to the athletic department Duke Club benefits are granted exclusively to donors who provide gifts to the Duke Club’s general fund, which are then used to support the scholarship needs and offset the operational budget of the JMU Athletics

Contributions to other areas of JMU do not support athletics and therefore do not earn

Club members are welcome to request seats, which will then be allocated based on Priority Points .

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Capital CampaignsCampaign for Bridgeforth Stadium

Work has started on a $62,000,000 renovation of Bridgeforth Stadium . The stadium project will create the pre-eminent college football environment in all of the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) .

Specifically, the project features the addition of 10,000 seats, improved sight lines for all seats on the West Side, a club level, hospitality suites and a new press box . When completed, the total seating capacity in the stadium will be approximately 25,000 .

New hospitality suites along with a club level will be developed and allow JMU fans to experience the highest level of class and comfort during football games . The new press box will house an expanded working media area, enhanced television and radio broadcast positions as well as coaches booths .

The club level, with its 1,006 seats on sale now, will allow the ticket holder exclusive access to the club room and club lounge . Club patrons have the opportunity to enjoy high end food and beverages throughout each home football game in the lounge area . The climate controlled club level will span 8,000 square feet, and allow JMU fans to enjoy a high end experience while overlooking the field .

The suite level will feature 15 hospitality suites each with a capacity of 16 people . Each suite will have 12 seats, along with four stools to accommodate additional guests . Premium furnishings, two flat screen televisions, and a modern living area will compliment the indoor and outdoor viewing space . Full hospitality and catering will also be available to the suite holder . Also housed on the suite level will be the President’s Suite (48 Seats) and the Athletic Director’s Suite (24 Seats) .

Veterans Memorial ParkVeterans Memorial Park, the new home of JMU Baseball and Softball, opened in

2010 . Both parks have lights, with baseball seating 1,200 and softball holding 500 .Memorial Hall, the former Harrisonburg High School, houses the baseball and

softball locker rooms with wooden lockers, coaches offices plus a reception area . The facility also sports two batting tunnels, a sports medicine suite and a team room along with a lounge for both squads .

The new facility features a public memorial and Veterans Memorial Park . The monument pays tribute to citizens of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County who lost their lives while serving to protect our nation .

Port Road Sports ParkThe Port Road Sports Park plans to feature space

for Intercollegiate Athletics as well as University Recreation . The home of this future project will be on 85-acres of land at the corner of Port Republic Road and Neff Avenue .

For more information on any of the projects listed above, please contact the Duke Club Office at 540.568.6461.

Campaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumCampaign for Bridgeforth StadiumWork has started on a $62,000,000 renovation of Bridgeforth Stadium . The stadium project will create

the pre-eminent college football environment in all of the Football Championship Subdivision

Specifically, the project features the addition of 10,000 seats, improved sight lines for all seats on the West Side, a

.When completed, the total seating capacity in the

New hospitality suites along with a club level will

the highest level of class and comfort during football The new press box will house an expanded

working media area, enhanced television and radio

The club level, with its 1,006 seats on sale now, will allow the ticket holder exclusive access to the club

Club patrons have the opportunity to enjoy high end food and beverages throughout each

The climate controlled club level will span 8,000 square feet, and allow JMU fans to enjoy a high end experience while overlooking

The suite level will feature 15 hospitality suites each with Each suite will have 12 seats, along

furnishings, two flat screen televisions, and a modern living area will compliment the indoor

Port Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkThe Port Road Sports Park plans to feature space



Port Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkPort Road Sports ParkThe Port Road Sports Park plans to feature space



Veterans Memorial Park, the new home of JMU Baseball and Softball, opened in Both parks have lights, with baseball seating 1,200 and softball holding 500 . Both parks have lights, with baseball seating 1,200 and softball holding 500 . Both parks have lights, with baseball seating 1,200 and softball holding 500

Memorial Hall, the former Harrisonburg High School, houses the baseball and softball locker rooms with wooden lockers, coaches offices plus a reception

The facility also sports two batting tunnels, a sports medicine suite and a

The monument pays tribute to citizens of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County

JMU Duke Club


Ways to Get InvolvedDuke ClubParticipate in one of three ways:1 . Become a new Duke Club member with a minimum pledge of

$110 . 2 . Increase your last year’s pledge by at least 10% (for donors

with a minimum pledge of $110 and under $1,000) . 3 . Increase your Duke Club pledge by at least $100 more (for

donors over $1,000) .

All 110% participants will receive two (2) Duke Dog Head Carsters.

Show off your spirit and pride with your custom JMU Carster . A carster is a ceramic coaster that fits into the cup holder of your car, SUV, van, truck or boat .

Graduate Duke ClubThe Graduate Duke Club was formed in 2003 to let young graduates stay

involved with JMU Athletics and raise money for JMU student-athlete scholarships and the general operating budget . By joining the Graduate Duke Club, young alumni can tailgate with friends and classmates at JMU games, build a network of professional and personal contacts, receive invitations to local Duke Club events, and begin earning Duke Club Priority Points and Duke Club Benefits .

Young alumni, those Dukes who are four years or less removed from receiving an undergraduate or graduate degree, can enjoy the Graduate Duke Club with a new giving structure, easier access to prime benefits and better rewards for donor loyalty . GDC members are able to earn the benefits of all Duke Club Donation Levels at half the cost .

Example of the Graduate Duke Club 50% Discount Giving Structure

To Join this Level Normally GDC members pay justPurple . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150

Student Duke ClubHave a child at JMU? Sign them up for the Student Duke Club, the largest

student run organization on campus with over 2,000 members! Our mission is to promote unrivaled school spirit and an electric home field advantage through the support of JMU Athletics . The Student Duke Club also supports student-athlete scholarships and the general operating budget . As a member they will enjoy the following benefits:

• Exclusive Access to Football and Basketball Seating• Early Ticket Reservation Opportunities• Away Game Bus Trips• Tailgates• Annual T-shirt• Priority points to position yourself after graduation for:

- Tickets & Parking- Home & Away Playoff Games- Priority in the new Bridgeforth Stadium

Have a child at JMU? Sign them up for the Student Duke Club, the largest student run organization on campus with over 2,000 members! Our mission is to promote unrivaled school spirit and an electric home field advantage

Duke Club, young alumni can tailgate with friends and classmates at JMU

For more information on the Student Duke Club contact Katie Rahme at 540.568.6461

or visit PuRPLEOuT.com

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Student Duke Club Membership Card

Return this card with your $25 payment to Student Duke Club, MSC 0402, 380 University Boulevard, Harrisonburg, VA 22807

Make checks payable to: JMU Duke Club

Student’s Full Name: Nickname:

SSN (last 4 digits): Student ID#: Class Year:

Current Student-Athlete: Y / N If yes, which sport?

Parent(s) Name:

Permanent Home Address:

City: State: Zip:

Cell/JMU Phone: Email Address:

Local/JMU Address:

City: State: Zip:

$25 Annual Membership Fee

Sign up Online at PURPLEOUT.COM

T-Shirt Size:

S M L XL XXL

Payment Options:

Cash Check #

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Name on card:

Flex or Card #:

Exp . Date:

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JMU Duke Club

For more, visit JMUSports.com

Teresa Rynier, JuniorSoccer

Hometown: Leola, Pa.Major: Education - Interdisciplinary

Liberal Studies

Why did you choose JMU?Pretty location, good distance from

home, and the strong soccer program.

What are your goals for the future?To be an elementary school teacher and

maybe play professional soccer.

To Duke Club Members: “I couldn’t imagine not being a student-

athlete, thank you to everyone who makes it possible.”

Teresa Rynier, JuniorTeresa Rynier, JuniorTeresa Rynier, JuniorTeresa Rynier, JuniorTeresa Rynier, Junior

Education - Interdisciplinary

Pretty location, good distance from home, and the strong soccer program.

What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?To be an elementary school teacher and

“I couldn’t imagine not being a student-athlete, thank you to everyone who makes it

Griff Yancey, Redshirt JuniorFootball

Hometown: Glen Allen, Va.Major: Sport Management

Why did you choose JMU?Comfortable, people were really nice and the

tradition of the football program.

What are your goals for the future?If not playing at the professional level, athletic

director of a high school or college.

To Duke Club Members:

“Thank you for giving your support to us. Nothing would be possible without you and I wouldn’t be at JMU if not for your help. JMU Athletics wouldn’t attract great athletes without you.”

“Thank you for giving your support to us. Nothing would be possible without you and I wouldn’t be at JMU if not for your help. JMU Athletics wouldn’t attract

Trevor Knight, Redshirt JuniorBaseball

Hometown: Charlottesville, Va.Major: Sport Management

Why did you choose JMU?Beautiful

campus, strong university and a great baseball program.

What are your goals for the future?

Graduate with a degree and hopefully coach baseball at the Division I level.

To Duke Club Members:

“It is an honor to be a student-athlete here at a great university like JMU.”

For more, visit JMUSports.com

Why did you choose JMU?Why did you choose JMU?Why did you choose JMU?Why did you choose JMU?Why did you choose JMU?Why did you choose JMU?Why did you choose JMU?Why did you choose JMU?Why did you choose JMU?Why did you choose JMU?Why did you choose JMU?

campus, strong

a great baseball

What are your What are your What are your

Graduate with a degree and hopefully coach baseball at the

“It is an honor to be a student-athlete here at a great university like JMU.”

Courtney Hamner, JuniorBasketball

Hometown: Manassas, Va.Major: Sport Management

What are your goals for the future?My goals are to have a

successful career in whatever I choose to do and to continue to play basketball at a high level.

To Duke Club Members: “I want to thank the Duke Club

for all of their support and amazing amount of school spirit. My experience at JMU as a student-athlete would not be the same without you.”

For more, visit JMUSports.comFor more, visit JMUSports.com

What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?What are your goals for the future?

for all of their support and amazing amount of school spirit. My experience at JMU as a student-

athlete would not be the same without you.”

Greg Vladimirsky, FreshmanTennis

Hometown: Staten Island, N.Y.Major: International Business

Why did you choose JMU? I chose JMU for its location, academics,

athletics, and overall great atmosphere.

What are your goals for the future? Finish with a degree and go to Law School.

To Duke Club Members: “Thank you very much for supporting

JMU athletics. It is a pleasure for me to represent such a great school on and off the court.“

I chose JMU for its location, academics,

Finish with a degree and go to Law School.

represent such a great school on and off

James Madison Athletics Mission StatementWe guide and support the James Madison University Student-

Athletes in their quest for excellence - academically, athletically, and socially. Above all else we exist to prepare our Student-

Athletes for productive and meaningful lives.

Contact the JMU Duke Club:MSC 0402 - 380 University Boulevard

Harrisonburg, VA 22807540.568.6461

JMUSports.com/dukeclub

Documents

JMU Duke Club Brochure