Thank you for attending the College of Liberal Arts' Prison Break-In at Eastern State Penitentiary!
We are thrilled that so many of our alumni and friends were able to join us on April 25. We want to take a moment to find out what you thought of our program and to give you some additional information to keep you connected with the College of Liberal Arts.

Give us feedback and enter to win a gift certificate to Jack’s Firehouse:
Please spend a moment taking our online survey so that we may better serve you at future events. One survey participant will be randomly selected to receive a gift certificate to Jack’s Firehouse on Fairmount Avenue.

Attend a workshop at Graterford Prison with Lori Pompa:
This two-hour workshop on Wednesday, June 10 will offer participants the opportunity to have a wide-ranging, in-depth discussion on issues of crime and justice with a group of 25 Inside-Out participants. If you are interested in participating, but did not sign up on April 25, contact Natalie Wisdo at nwisdo@temple.edu. Please include your name and contact information.

Support the college:
Temple is an exciting place to be as we near our goals in the Access to Excellence campaign. To continue this momentum, Temple needs private support from alumni and friends like you. Whether you support the College of Liberal Arts Annual Fund, a particular department or program or any other area that is meaningful to you, every gift plays a vital role in creating possibilities for Temple’s future. We invite you to make a gift today!

Stay connected:
Join the online community to find your classmates, view pictures of the Eastern State Penitentiary event and other alumni gatherings, become a mentor and search for jobs at myowlspace.com. On Facebook? Look for College of Liberal Arts @ Temple University page.

Help us celebrate:
As we commemorate the university’s 125th anniversary, we hope that you will join the celebration by posting your own story or photographs from your favorite Temple moments on our web site at www.temple125years.com. There, you also can explore the university’s rich history and “get the facts” about Temple today.