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Pilots Perks

Alumni Benefits Program: Pilot Perks

May 6, 2016

cappuccino.jpgThe Office of Alumni Relations has announced the launch of a new and improved alumni benefits program, titled Pilot Perks. The free program features exclusive benefits and discounts for University of Portland alumni with partners both on campus and across Portland, including Nike, Lardo, Pittock Mansion, BIKETOWN, and more. All you need to access Pilots Perks is a membership card, which will arrive in mail boxes in the next several weeks. View the full list of Pilot Perks here.

More information about the Pilot Perks alumni benefits program is available at up.edu/alumni.

Filed Under: 05-09-2016, Alumni, Campus Services Tagged With: Alumni relations, Pilots Perks

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