A premedical student at the University of Illinois and graduate of Loyola University School of Medicine, Jacobs learned about Susquehanna University when investigating colleges with his son, the late Skip Jacobs. His son subsequently attended Susquehanna, graduating in 1965. Since that time, Jacobs said he has spent hundreds of hours on campus, most of them on SU's tennis courts, and has become a good friend of the University. He cites his special friendship with the late Dr. Gustave Weber, Susquehanna's president from 1959 to 1977, and points out that he met his wife, Alice Ann, at a Susquehanna event. The Next Challenge campaign.
College is very important, and it is extremely important to keep active while at college.
You can't be happy without good health. In addition to the sports and fitness complex, other campaign priorities include building the University's endowment and strengthening the annual Susquehanna University Fund. Other building priorities, including a new student housing complex and a new business and communications center, have also been funded by campaign gifts. Clyde is a wonderful example of how a lifelong commitment to fitness and good health can enhance the quality of life, and Alice Ann is a super board member. This gift will positively influence the lives of many Susquehanna students.