SterlingNOW Construction Update - October 2019 Gleason Expansion: The Gleason Expansion project continues to progress on time and on budget. The final concrete pad will be poured this week for what will become the Wilkey Fieldhouse, an auxiliary gym that will serve as a
SterlingNOW Construction Update - September 2019 Gleason Expansion: The Gleason Expansion project is taking shape nicely. Over the past two weeks, red steel has been going up that allows us to see a clear outline of the new weight room and lobby. Block
SterlingNOW Construction Update - August 2019 After the rains of May and June finally subsided, construction work on all projects has moved forward quickly and efficiently. Gleason Expansion: Footings have been poured, and the concrete slab for the building should be in place
SterlingNOW Construction Update - July 2019 Sterling College broke ground on the expansion of the Gleason Physical Education Center during a dedication ceremony on May 10. Expansion of the Gleason Center is the first of four construction projects funded by the SterlingNOW capital
STERLINGNOW DONOR STORIES DR. MARK ’02 & ABBY (LANG) REED ’03 What is your Sterling Story? "I came to Sterling College after growing up lifelong in Sterling right across the street from Cooper Hall. I come from several generations of previous alumni and grew up essentially
STERLINGNOW DONOR STORIES MATT JAEGER '00 What is your Sterling Story? "I knew about Sterling because my parents both went to school there, and we went to a few Homecomings growing up. I never really saw myself going there, but towards the end of high school,
STERLINGNOW DONOR STORIES DR. DREW '02 & RACHEL (DERSTEIN) MILLER '03 What is your Sterling Story? "The Lord used basketball to bring me to Sterling. My high school coaches were SC grads so they had a big impact on my decision to be a Warrior. I
STERLINGNOW DONOR STORIES - RALPH GILMORE '43 What is your Sterling Story? "I was influenced by my parents to go to Sterling to begin with. Our Sunbeam church had had some Sterling alums as pastors in the 20's ( The Gordons and Zellerss) who doubtless had
