A message to our Alumni:September 11, 2001
Terrorism has once again directly affected the lives of the members of the Syracuse University community. Many of you have contacted us inquiring about your fellow alumni; we thank you for reaching out and for your concern.
We do know that SU alumni are among the confirmed victims of the terrorist attack. As you can imagine, confirming and compiling a list of names is a difficult and heart breaking task. We are working quickly and carefully to find out whom among us is gone.
By early next week, we should be able to post an “In Memoriam” listing of the confirmed deaths of alumni. We ask that you be patient, and visit www.sunews.edu periodically for information and updates. If you have any news of the confirmed death of an SU alumnus please email us at SUalumni@syr.edu.
You can search for friends and classmates in our password protected online directory, which is available to SU alumni only at http://sumweb.syr.edu/alumni/Onlineco.htm. If you need assistance registering, call the Office of Alumni Relations at 1(800) 782-5867.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your families as we all struggle with the impact of this incredible tragedy.
Kenneth A. Shaw
Chancellor & President
Syracuse University
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