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Dan Jackson ’75 |
Dan Jackson ’75
has joined the Office of University Development as a
major gifts officer.
As part of the development team, he will be working
to develop and maintain the college’s base of
philanthropic donors.
Jackson served as the assistant area industrial director
of Operation Oswego County, the area’s community
development agency, and for 23 years owned and operated
an Oswego business, Fred’s News. He said he is
looking forward to meeting Oswego alumni and hearing
their fond stories of their time on campus.
He’ll have a few memories to share as well. Not
only is Jackson an Oswego graduate, so is his wife,
Connie Plata Jackson ’75.
Oswego is a real family tradition, with graduates including
Dan’s brother Tom Jackson
’70, sisters-in-law Linda
Calver Jackson ’69 and Deborah
Deady Jackson ’71, brothers-in-law Frank
Plata ’72 and Dan
Plata ’81; and nephew Grant
Jackson ’99.
Dan’s mother, Yvonne Jackson, and mother-in-law,
Helen Plata, are both retired from jobs on campus.
“The college has given us a lot and now I want
to give back,” said Dan. He added that college
community members supported his business for many years
and he appreciated their loyalty.
“I have always felt the college is one of this
community’s biggest assets,” he said. “I
feel fortunate to have been given this opportunity to
represent it.” |
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