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11/11/03

BA od Arts Rochester College recently announced its fall enrollment at 1,001 students, marking the first time in the College’s history that enrollment reached four digits and breaking the old enrollment record of 969 set in 2001.

“We’re grateful to God and to the men and women who chose to pursue their college education at Rochester,” said interim president Dr. Michael Westerfield. “This milestone marks the growing strength of Rochester College and its people.”

In addition to traditional four-year degree programs at its main campus in Rochester Hills, the College operates accelerated bachelor’s degree programs for adults in Flint, Macomb Township and Southfield. Enrollment has grown 268% since 1993.

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10/17/03

BA od Arts Associates raise $18,600
The Associates of Rochester College--the largest and oldest volunteer fundraising organization for Rochester College--raised $18,600 at their second annual Queen's Banquet on Oct. 10 at the Fletcher Center.

About 100 people attended the event where Delores Dickinson of the Associates' Parkside chapter became the 42 nd Associates Queen. The other queen candidate, Gayle Mitchell, represented the Lake Orion chapter.

Each year, the Associates nominate queen candidates from among the organization's numerous chapters in Michigan and Ohio. The Associates choose their queen based on the local chapter that raises the most money for its candidate.

"Anyone who baked pies, dipped ice cream, made a spaghetti dinner or ate a spaghetti dinner contributed to the success of this event," said Julie Harper, who chaired the event. "Every little bit helps us reach the goal."

The banquet featured entertainment from alumni members of Autumn , the College's ageless traveling vocal band, and the Baby Shark Improv Group under the direction of student Matthew Perry.

To find out more about the Associates of Rochester College, Go to their website

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