Felician Students Reap Benefits from Golf Classic
Lodi, NJ — Clear skies, mild temperatures, and eager golfers helped to make Felician College’s 27th Annual Golf Classic a brilliant success. The event, held at Arcola Country Club and co-chaired by Jay Fowler, Global Enterprises Meadowlands and Gary A. Perazzo, Modern Floors Co. Inc., raised more than $110,000 in support of the College’s scholarship fund. The event’s committee included Jeff Feagles, New York Giants In Studio Pregame and Postgame Analyst; Lawrence Inserra III, Inserra Supermarkets; John J. Mazur Jr., Elegant Desserts; Louis G. Intorre, Merrill Lynch; Maria Romano, The Provident Bank; and James J. D’Agostino, JD Companies. In addition to a relaxing game of golf, participants took part in contests including Break the Glass, Putting Green, Longest Drive and Nearest to the Pin as well as a live auction. Brogan Cadillac Oldsmobile Corp., Park Ave Acura, Park Ave BMW and Jack Daniels Motors, Inc. donated cars for the Hole in One contests. The evening culminated with a lavish cocktail reception sponsored by Capital One Bank, Century 21 Construction Corp., PSE&G and Inserra Supermarkets. Elegant Desserts provided the evening’s sweets course. Scholarship recipient Lauren Hunter addressed the event’s participants at the reception. “Your generosity 
has enabled me to pursue an education that I would not otherwise have been able to do,” said Hunter, a music major. “I want to thank everyone in this room and Felician College for giving me this chance and for the unending support you’ve shown me and my fellow students. Thank you from all of us.” Felician College, the Franciscan College of New Jersey, is a liberal arts, coeducational Catholic college founded in 1942 and sponsored by the Felician Sisters. True to its mission, Felician College welcomes a diverse student population and embraces their educational needs. With campuses in Lodi and Rutherford, New Jersey, Felician College offers more than 55 undergraduate and graduate programs in the classroom and online in the arts and sciences, business and management sciences, health sciences and teacher education. This year, the Division of Nursing and Health Management added a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) to the College’s roster of degrees.