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Events
President's Report 2009
FEATURES
A Letter from President Stuart RabinowitzIn this year’s President’s Report to our alumni and friends, we look back at 2009, thank our donors and recognize our faculty. 2009 certainly was an eventful year, full of challenges, opportunities, great programs and changes. In this letter, I invite you to look forward, toward one of the most exciting times in Hofstra’s history. 
Financial Report 2009Hofstra’s financial strength reflects increased fund-raising activities, strong endowment growth, strengthened operating margins, and enhanced control over expenses, particularly relating to health care and post-retirement benefits. 
Honor Roll of DonorsHofstra University is grateful to all donors who Honor ROLL made an investment during the 2008-2009 academic year, which ran from September 1 to August 31. 
Hofstra Athletics Year in Review: 2009The Hofstra Athletics program continued its success on and off the field in 2009. Both the men’s lacrosse and wrestling teams made NCAA Tournament appearances, while numerous Pride athletes won postseason awards for their academic and athletic achievements. 
Hofstra Appoints New DeansThe start of 2010 brought with it the announcements of two new Hofstra deans, following national searches. Patrick J. Socci will be taking over the deanship of the Frank G. Zarb School of Business on July 1, 2010, and, shortly thereafter, Evan Cornog will become dean of the School of Communication on July 15, 2010. |
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