Each spring we bid farewell to seniors as they leave to embrace their future plans. Often, we are reluctant to let go of our seniors because by that time, we have formed meaningful relationships with them. I have heard several students talk about not wanting to leave Tabor after their fourth year. It is not because this is where they will experience the greatest financial rewards. People are not pounding down the doors to work in central Kansas.
People have a deep desire to pour their lives into something that makes a difference.
Tabor offers that opportunity. Tabor graduates are working and serving around the globe. Whether dealing in services or products, Tabor alumni are making a major contribution. Many of those people realize that the beginning of meaning in their lives happened here on this campus. Some show their appreciation through financially supporting our work.