Gustavus G-Club: What is G-Club?
The G-Club is the annual fundraising program of the Gustavus athletics department that blends the best of the past with the current strength of Gustavus athletics.
The G-Club's purpose is to coordinate the efforts of all programs to meet their similar needs. These needs are gathering and disseminating information, promotion, professionalism, and fundraising. Within the framework of a unified and strong athletic department, the unique abilities of each program to develop relationships with alumni, parents, friends, and the St. Peter community are encouraged. Perhaps the biggest single Athletics Department endeavor is to expand and enhance involvement for alumni, athletes, families, and friends of all of our programs.
With your financial assistance our goal is to provide for continued excellence of all Gustavus athletics programs!
Why Support Gustie Athletics?
Intercollegiate athletics has long been an integral part of the experience of many Gustavus students as well as their parents and other friends of the college. We have long recognized the valuable contribution of alumni, family, and friends in time, support, and financial assistance. The G-Club is a program that will foster and strengthen this relationship. In the continuing effort to provide unique competitive experiences for our athletes, the ability to raise supplemental funds for special team trips has become a difficult challenge for the athletics department. Additional funding is needed to provide a quality experience for all our student-athletes. The G-Club is the annual effort to provide for this financial assistance.
How Can I Help?
Membership in the G-Club is easy! Simply complete the Application Form, and use your credit card to submit your membership gift. A portion of your membership gift is tax deductible to the extent allowable by law. For further information about the G-Club, contact Mike Stehlik at 507/933-7619.
Did you know?
Rundstrom Hall was completed in 1939 and named for Dr. Inez Rundstrom, the first woman to graduate from Augustana College (1885), professor of French and mathematics at Gustavus 1894-1942, and head of the mathematics department from 1915 until her retirement.
