Spring CCM merchandise available for purchase online
T-shirts, fleece pullovers and duffle bags are on sale now through May 24, 2019
Show school spirit in official UC College-Conservatory of Music apparel this spring. The CCM Tribunal is sponsoring the college’s spring merchandise campaign to help raise funds for student initiatives. CCM T-shirts, fleece pullovers and duffle bags are available for purchase online now through May 24, 2019.
CCM Tribunal is selling branded merchandise through May 24, 2019.
Fans of CCM and students can order their CCM swag now to have in time for summer orientation. A portion of the funds raised by sales benefit CCM students. CCM Tribunal has provided funding for social gatherings, the undergraduate opera, master classes, music stands and more.
The fundraiser is going on now through May 24, 2019, so order your new CCM swag and support CCM Tribunal’s initiatives while you still can. CCM spring merchandise is available for purchase online.
About CCM Tribunal
CCM Tribunal is the undergraduate Student Government at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. The Tribunal is comprised of students from every department within CCM. The organization’s mission is to provide support for CCM students by sponsoring projects that would otherwise not come to fruition. In addition, CCM Tribunal hosts school-wide social events throughout the year, provides concessions for CCM’s Mainstage Series productions, holds fundraisers for community engagement programs like WhizKids and participates in UC’s Relay for Life.
You can learn more about the CCM Tribunal by visiting ccm.uc.edu/tribunal.
Story by CCM Graduate Student Jonathan Dellinger
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