Holy Cross Administrators to Serve Midnight Breakfast to Students During Final Exam Period

WORCESTER, Mass. – Recognizing that students stay up late studying during finals period, administrators at the College of the Holy Cross — including President Michael C. McFarland, S.J. — volunteer each semester to serve the scholars breakfast late into the night. Don’t miss out on the late night fun.

The menu includes scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage links, assorted bagels, Belgian waffles and topping bar, assorted juices and nightly specials.

The events will kick off Dec. 9 from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. in Kimball Dining Hall. Please join the following members of the College community:

Sunday, Dec. 9 (Kimball Hall) Rev. Michael McFarland, S.J., president Frank Vellaccio, senior vice president Timothy Austin, vice president for academic affairs and dean of the College Ellen Keohane, director of information technology services Michael Lochhead, vice president for administration and finance Paul Sheff, vice president for development and alumni relations Jackie Peterson, vice president for student affairs and dean of students

Monday, Dec. 10 (Crossroads) Kristine Goodwin, associate dean for student life Jackie Peterson, vice president for student affairs and dean of students Becky Riopel, director of student programs and involvement Alexandra Los, associate director of recruiting (Career Services) Christine Pitz, housing coordinator Mable Millner, assistant dean and director of Multicultural Education Tuesday, Dec. 11 (Crossroads) Victoria Swigert, assistant dean, class of 2008 Earl Peace, Jr., assistant dean, class of 2009 Esther Levine, assistant dean, class of 2010 Mark Freeman, assistant dean, class of 2011

Wednesday, Dec. 12 (Crossroads) Eric Butler '06, research analyst Kate Hanscom, assistant director of the Holy Cross Fund Kristin McCue '01, associate director, stewardship programs

Thursday, Dec.13 (Crossroads) Jane Van Doren, professor of chemistry Bianca Sculimbrene, assistant professor of chemistry Sarah Petty, assistant professor of chemistry Jude Kelley, assistant professor of chemistry