Senior Reminder: Herff Jones at MW November 7 & 8 for graduation announcement orders

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Herff Jones returns to MLWGS on  November 7 and 8 (during lunch in the downstairs commons area) to accept orders and payment for graduation announcements/other graduation paraphernalia.  These two dates will be the only time their representative is in the building. If you forget or wish to order online, visit:  www.herffjones.com).  Please remember to place your order by December 31 in order to ensure delivery and avoid an upcharge. Don’t forget…seniors have already paid for their caps and gowns.  This was included in their student fees, so no need to worry!  If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Ms. Sheppard ([email protected] or 804-354-6800 ext. 3304).

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