Longtime Creighton benefactors Richard D. and Mary Pat McCormick have endowed the university’s athletic director position, providing a gift that will benefit in perpetuity Creighton's athletic department, its coaches and student-athletes.
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Through a gift from the McCormick family, Creighton’s athletic director position will be known as the McCormick Endowed Athletic Director. The financial benefits of the endowment will help ensure Creighton student-athletes are able to succeed both in competition and in the classroom.
Through a gift from the McCormick family, Creighton’s athletic director position will be known as the McCormick Endowed Athletic Director. The financial benefits of the endowment will help ensure Creighton student-athletes are able to succeed both in competition and in the classroom.
Through a gift from the McCormick family, Creighton’s athletic director position will be known as the McCormick Endowed Athletic Director. The financial benefits of the endowment will help ensure Creighton student-athletes are able to succeed both in competition and in the classroom.
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