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Class Agents are alumnae/i who wish to further support Russell Sage College by representing their graduating class and undertaking vital fundraising efforts. Class Agents champion the cause for The Sage Fund for Excellence and enjoy contacting their peers in a way that is fun, interesting, innovative, rewarding and very meaningful to the College. Sage currently has about two hundred Class Agent volunteers.
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Class of 1940 – Class of 2012
Class of 2013 – Present
Class Goals
Each year, the Class Agent Program works with the Office of Annual Giving to raise money for The Sage Fund for Excellence. With guidance from the Class Agents, each class sets a dollar and participation goal to reach by the end of the fiscal year on June 30.