Chief Advancement Officer Dean Van Galen said 100 tickets were set aside for the public. By Tuesday afternoon, Van Galen said they had dispensed all 100 tickets for the public and were beginning to utilize additional reserve tickets. Certainly, we're here to provide education to our students, but I think we have a broader mission than that. Bulgarian exchange student Maya Dimova said de Klerk's visit is something to which she is looking forward. I'm very excited that such a prominent political figure is coming.
Admission is free for students, faculty and staff.
Free tickets are available for the general public in the Advancement Office in McClain Hall 100.