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ANNUAL REPORT 2019

TABLE OF CONTENTS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Steven M. Hayes, Chair Steven M. Hayes PC

Susan Chiaviello DiDonato ’82

Stefano Acunto CINN Group, Inc.

Donna Dodge, S.C. ’71 Sisters of Charity of New York

Rosemary T. Berkery ’75

1 Letter from the President

Paula Marie Buley, I.H.M. Rivier College

2 Presidential Search

John F. Caruso ’82

3 National Recognition

Vita A. Cassese ’70

4 Et Gloriam Cum Gratiarium Actione

Gail Vance Civille ’65 Sensory Spectrum, Inc.

5 Te Laudamus

Cristóbal Conde

6 Major Gifts and President’s Associates

Brenda Crandell Meister Seelig & Fein LLP

9 Mott Street Scholarship Program 10 Scholarship Tribute Dinner 12 Alumnae/i 28 Centennial Society

Noreen M. Culhane ’72 Retired, EVP NYSE Euronext

Barbara E. Doty Majority Asset Management Charles L. Flynn, Jr. College of Mount Saint Vincent Deborah J. Hamilton Hamilton Advisers, Inc. Maureen A. Henegan ’78 Henegan Construction Jane Iannucelli, S.C. ’65 Sisters of Charity of New York I. Dolly Lenz Dolly Lenz Real Estate

Regina S. Cunningham ’82 Mary Beth Malone ’75 Hospital of the University of JP Morgan Chase Bank Pennsylvania Stephen A. Manzi The Metropolitan Peter DeNunzio Museum of Art HelloWorld

30 Corporations and Foundations

TRUSTEES EMERITI

31 Grants and Contracts

James J. Campbell Leake & Watts Services, Inc.

Rev. Msgr. Thomas P. Leonard† Holy Trinity Church

Jean Ames DeNunzio ’55

Valerie E. Mastronardi ’61

Patrick Grace MLP Capital, Inc.

H. Gerard Seitz Satterlee Stephens LLP

32 Matching Gifts 33 Sisters of Charity 34 Friends 34 Trustees, Faculty, Administrators, and Staff 35 Leaders in Service 36 Memorial Gifts 38 Final and Lasting Appreciation 39 Gifts in Honor 41 Opportunities for Giving

We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this report. If there are errors or omissions, please accept our apology and notify us at (718) 405-3237.

Maura A. Markus Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ’80 AT&T Steven M. Menzies Applied Underwriters Paul W. Mourning Crowell & Moring LLP Pamela J. Newman The Newman Team, Aon plc Margaret O’Brien, S.C. ’69 Sisters of Charity of New York Deryck A. Palmer Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP Dominica Rocchio, S.C. Sisters of Charity of New York Elizabeth Vermaelen, S.C. ’60 St. Patrick’s Villa Joan D. Walsh ’81 Kashbox Coaching Susan L. Whitney ’72

Joan M. Squires ’73 Mutual of America Raul Rivera National Benefit Life Insurance Company

ALUMNAE/I ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS Mary Frances Barrett ’70 President Kathleen Doyle Hunt ’74 President Emerita Margaret Steffann ’65 First Vice President

Rose Kelly McTague ’68 Second Vice President Adrianne Grant ’06 Secretary DIRECTORS Jennifer Blatus ’11

Leah Colihan ’71 Marianne Crosson Kelleher ’72 Scott Siegel ’08 Helen Synan Walsh ’78

OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT Madeleine Melkonian Senior Vice President for Admission and External Relations Colette Atkins Vice President for Institutional Advancement

Daniel Regan Associate Vice President for External Relations Kristin Yanniello ’13 Associate Director for Alumnae/i Relations and Giving

Nicole Quaranto ’18 Kathleen Tracey, S.C. ’48 Associate Vice President for Assistant Director for Alumnae/i Relations Institutional Advancement and Giving Evelyn Simpson Kathleen Goode Executive Assistant, Assistant Director for Office of Institutional Development Systems Advancement

Leah Munch ’12 Director for Public Relations, Marketing, and Program Development Ana Barbu Website Communications Specialist Daniel Federico ’14 Associate Director for Public Relations James Fitzgerald ’18 Sports Information Officer

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Alumnae/i and Friends, In the following pages, you will find a report detailing the generosity that sustains the mission of Mount Saint Vincent. Alumnae/i and friends like you are vital to our work.

At the Mount, each academic year is like spring: vibrant, bursting with promise, inspiring. We can all be intensely proud of what our students and faculty accomplish together. Only quality education can transform talent into opportunity.

Your generosity maintains the exceptional quality of our programs and the College’s unwavering commitment to educational access. The support you provide the College is invaluable to current students. You help to make us an American Dream institution.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Charles L. Flynn, Jr.

2018–2019

BY THE NUMBERS

Endowment Contributions $350,000 Capital Projects $450,000

Grants $7,700,000+

$10,200,000

Annual Giving $1,100,000+

Scholarship Tribute Dinner $565,000+

FUNDRAISING IN CASH, PLEDGES, AND NEW GRANT AWARDS college of mount saint vincent

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PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH A PARTICIPATORY NATIONAL SEARCH PROCESS will be utilized to identify the next president of the College of Mount Saint Vincent. A committee of trustees, most of whom are alums, as well as faculty and student representatives has been assembled. The committee will announce the time frame and guidelines for the search shortly. Below is a reprint of Steven M. Hayes’ August 21, 2019 letter to the College community announcing Charles L. Flynn, Jr.’s retirement.

Dear Members of the Mount Community: 2019-2020 will be the 20th year of Charles L. Flynn, Jr.’s tenure as President of the College. He has informed the Board of Trustees that he intends it to be the last. We are grateful for his leadership and all that the College has accomplished during his tenure.

Dr. Flynn’s presidency has been a period of extraordinary growth in the face of an increasingly challenging environment, bringing to the College increased enrollment, new programs, reconstructed and new facilities, and national recognition for the accomplishments of faculty and students. During his tenure, fundraising has reached record highs, the College has begun to build a credible endowment, and its financial foundation has been secured.

However, Dr. Flynn’s vision and faithful leadership is better illustrated by the fact that the College’s growth has been mission-centered. The College continues to be deeply committed to the liberal arts and to its core values: “an understanding of our common humanity, a commitment to human dignity, and a full appreciation of our obligations to each other.”

Over the past twenty years, undergraduate enrollment has more than doubled. The College has restored and added vibrant academic programs: most recently Data Analytics, Theatre, Interdisciplinary Studies in such tracks as Law and Justice and Social Services, and clinically rich dual certification Master of Science programs in childhood/ special education; adolescent/special education, and TESOL. The College has comprehensively rebuilt (and added to) its science laboratories, its communication and art studios, its computer laboratories, its residence halls, its athletic center and athletic fields, its campus roadways, and (forever a challenge) parking. Another new dual-purpose building is under construction to house both upper class students and 19,000 square feet of nursing simulation laboratories. It has added the largest solar array in New York City and, with LED lighting and other efficiencies, now generates nearly half of the electricity used on campus. It will soon announce several dramatic new initiatives underway this year.

For all its programmatic progress, the College is most proud to have earned national recognition for its leadership in expanding access to authentically high-quality educational opportunity for talented students of every economic and social background. Dr. Flynn explains, “our graduates achieve extraordinary success because of their talent and ambition and because the College is deeply committed to the liberal arts. The liberal arts may be counter-intuitive, but they continue to be the best preparation for a life of accomplishment and service. Data confirms: we prepare students for extraordinary careers, not glass-ceiling jobs.”

When thanked for his service, Dr. Flynn, as usual, turned the conversation to Mount Saint Vincent students and faculty. “They are the point,” he said.

The Trustees will soon announce a search committee and a national search process. The input of alumni, faculty, staff, and students will be critical. Details about the search will be forthcoming.

Sincerely,

Steven M. Hayes Chair of the Board of Trustees

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EXCEPTIONAL Plenty of colleges help their students succeed— but the best colleges are the ones that truly transform the lives of their graduates.

We’re proud to be nationally recognized. Thank you for helping us offer students the highest quality education and create a pathway for their success.

MOST TRANSFORMATIVE

Ranked #15 by Money magazine as one of the most transformative colleges in the country for our ability to change the lives of students.

THIRD IN THE NATION

Ranked #3 by UC Berkeley, Stanford University, and the U.S. Department of the Treasury for providing exceptional access to students that leads to significant income growth in their post-graduate careers.

STUDENT SUCCESS

Recognized by Colleges of Distinction for our profound commitment to innovative, high-impact education practices, promoting undergraduate student success and satisfaction.

GREATEST UPWARD MOBILITY

Ranked #15 for social mobility by U.S. News & World Report for being an engine of upward mobility for all students, regardless of financial means.

TOP 50

Included in Money magazine’s 2018 listing of the highest-ranking ‘Best Small Colleges’ in the country.

EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAMS

Earned Colleges of Distinction badges for providing the best academic, career development, and student engagement programs, including field of study recognition in Nursing, Education, and Business.

REGIONAL LEADER

Featured by U.S. News & World Report in the magazine’s 2020 Best Regional Universities North Rankings.

BEST VALUE

Recognized by Washington Monthly in the “Best Bang for the Buck” category based on net price.

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ET GLORIAM CUM GRATIARIUM ACTIONE “WITH GLORY AND THANKS” to the individuals, foundations, corporations, and government agencies that have provided $1,000,000 or more in support of the College of Mount Saint Vincent.

This list has been compiled based on records since 1987.

Rosemary T. Berkery ’75 and Robert J. Hausen

J. Peter† and Margaret F. Grace†

Geraldine Motta Oxley ’51†

Jean Ames DeNunzio ’55

Patrick P. and Margaret M. Grace Marie Herrmann†

Sisters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul of New York

Valerie E. ’61 and Nicholas D. Mastronardi† and The Charles E. Mastronardi Foundation

Joan M. Squires ’73 and Thomas J. Moran† U.S. Department of Education

Cordelia O. Merolla ’38†

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

National Science Foundation

Katherine Canavan Weber ’39†

George† and Marie Doty† Edmund C. Duffy† and The Peter J. Sharp Foundation Martha Fedorko ’56† William J. and Joan Fishlinger

New York State

Charles L. Flynn, Jr.

TWENTY YEARS of MissionCentered Leadership

OVER THE PAST TWO DECADES, the Mount Saint Vincent community has collaborated to advance the College’s purpose—to offer excellent liberal education through dynamic programs that transform the lives of students and prepare them for lives of achievement and service.

Quality, affordability, authentic access to opportunity, and our identity as an institution founded by the Sisters of Charity have been preserved, while the physical and financial infrastructure necessary for student success has been strengthened. The combination ensures the long-term vitality of the College.

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TE LAUDAMUS TE LAUDAMUS, LATIN FOR “WE PRAISE YOU,” is a special recognition of individuals, companies, and foundations whose sustained giving throughout the years to the College of Mount Saint Vincent totals between $100,000 and $999,999. We are deeply grateful to these donors, and we recognize that their commitment has played a critical role in helping to provide Mount students with the excellent education that continues to open doors to their future.

This list has been compiled based on records since 1987.

Anonymous (11)

Joan E. Donovan ’48

Stefano and Carole Acunto

Ellen Dennehy Doyle ’41†

Altman Foundation

Noreen Doyle ’71

Margaret De Naouley Avant†

Anne L. Ducey ’35†

Ave Maria Foundation Thomas S. Monaghan

Carol Anne Dupraz ’61†

Marion Goepfert Baker ’34†

Margaret Markey Evans ’44†

Cecilia Favorini Balog ’66

and Robert Balog Christine Moynihan Barr ’73

and William Barr Helen Williamson Benziger ’48† Booth Ferris Foundation Frances Conlon Breeding ’32† Anna Brennan ’29† Brothers of the Christian Schools Kathleen P. Butler ’74

ELS Language Centers Dorothy M. Flynn ’36† Patrick Foley† and Ann Foley† Mary Louise Formato Kathleen Whelan Frame ’40† Elizabeth H. Fuller† Future Leadership Foundation, Inc. Margaret June Gallon ’45† George I. Alden Trust George Link, Jr. Foundation

Jean F. Callahan ’48

Gladys Brooks Foundation

Vita A. Cassese ’70 and

Andre Mardon

Adelaide Hannan ’47† Margaret M. Hart ’33†

CBS, Inc.

Ann Selinger Henegan ’49 Ann L. Henegan Private Foundation

Chartwells Dining Services Gail Vance Civille ’65 and

Francis Civille Anita Clausen ’32† Helen Higgins Clausen ’48

and Tom Clausen† Conde Family Foundation Cristóbal and Kamaryn Conde Conserv Construction, Inc. Noreen M. Culhane ’72 Helen Stafford Curry ’35 Dayspring, Monks of St. Benedict Joseph P. Decaminada†

and Genevieve Decaminada Margaret L. Decker ’43† Robert E. Dillon† and Alice S. Dillon Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ’80

and Ronald Dolecki

Maureen A. Henegan ’78 Henegan Construction

Thomas J. Kenny and

Susan McMillan

Owen B. Reilly†

Eleanor Shoughrue Kling ’30†

The Louis & Rachel Rudin

Foundation, Inc.

C. Helen Lovell ’55 Kathryn Callahan Magaziner ’38† Josephine Mahon ’40† Mary Beth Malone ’75 Carol Merritt McCaffrey ’66

and David McCaffrey

Sarita Kenedy East Foundation, Inc. Gertrude A. Schlachter ’35†

Karen Kopera McCall ’74

and Thomas McCall

H. Gerard and Suzanne Seitz

McCann-Erickson New York

SPIA Foundation

Elizabeth McCloskey ’34† Patricia DelBalso McNamara ’49†

and Daniel J. McNamara† Rosita Stagg Medler ’57

and Raymond Medler Paul W. Mourning and

Laura K. Locke Paula A. Moynahan ’64 Carroll A. Muccia, Jr. and

Margo D. Muccia† Muccia Family Fund Mutual of America

Mary Murray Houlihan ’47† and

James G. Houlihan James G. Houlihan Family Partnership

Helene Connellan O’Neil ’48†

Bernadette M. Keegan ’34† Veronica Lally Kehoe† and Jack Kehoe Josephine A. Keller ’40† Marion H. Kelly ’43†

Marguerite McCabe Russo ’31† Santa Maria Foundation, Inc.

Jeanette Ferris Nassour ’47†

Joan Young Hurley ’48†

May and Samuel Rudin

Foundation, Inc.

Catherine P. Martin ’46

Michael and Maggie Hoffman Michael and Maggie Hoffman

Fund of the National Catholic

Community Foundation

Hudson Valley Bank/Sterling

National Bank

Elizabeth J. Rock ’46

National Collegiate Athletic Association John W. and Joan Neary Deryck A. Palmer and

Carmen Lawrence Barbara Patocka ’68

and Everett Mattlin Concetta Portaro† Marybeth Lavallee Pullum ’71

and Stephen Pullum

Marion McCann Short ’45 St. Vincent’s Catholic Medical

Centers of New York Kathryn Swintek ’74 and Andre Dorra The Hearst Foundation, Inc. The William Randolph Hearst

Foundation, Inc. Edna Sandroni Ulasewicz ’49 Verizon Foundation Walmart/The Council of

Independent Colleges Elizabeth F. Walsh ’43† Thomas M. Barry and

Susan C. Waltman Susan L. Whitney ’72 and

John Whitney Ethel Wilhelm ’29† Arthur Williams Residuary Trust Dorinda and Mark Winkelman Sheila Culkin Wollen ’61

and Foster Wollen Monica Reddy Wood ’76

and Jerome Wood

Raskob Foundation for

Catholic Activities, Inc. Anne O’Rourke Reid ’32†

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MAJOR GIFTS AND PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES THE COLLEGE OF MOUNT SAINT VINCENT is grateful for the dedication and leadership of those alumnae/i and friends who contribute at least $1,000 each year, allowing us to continue to improve and expand all facets of the College.

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Kathleen P. Butler ’74

Anonymous

Mary A. Christie ’60

August Construction Group Inc.

A. Joan Taylor Connor ’54

Rosemary T. Berkery ’75 and Robert A. Hausen John F. Caruso ’82 and Elizabeth Caruso Vita A. Cassese ’70 and Andre Mardon

Carrol A. Muccia, Jr.

Anonymous (3)

D.H.I. Construction Services, Inc.

Susan K. Allen

Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ’80 and Ronald Dolecki

Jean Henke Anthony ’66 and Jan Anthony

Pamela J. Newman The Pamela J. Newman Foundation

Joan E. Donovan ’48

Joseph Atkinson

Conde Family Foundation Cristóbal and Kamaryn Conde

Noreen Doyle ’71

Noreen M. Culhane ’72

Marilyn Blake Foster ’54

Doty Family Foundation

Dolly and Aaron Lenz Dolly Lenz Real Estate LLC

Environetics Estate of Gary E. Combs Patrick P. and Margaret M. Grace Santa Maria Foundation Maureen A. Henegan ’78 Henegan Construction

Estate of Jane Horning ’54

Mary A. Griffin Life Insurance Council of New York Lippolis Electric Carmine Lippolis Marian A. Lombardi ’60 Patricia E. Lynch Maura A. Markus Karen Kopera McCall ’74 and Thomas McCall Kathleen Rubsam Muleski ’72 and Robert Muleski Mutual of America

Florence Riordan Hess ’70

Helene Connellan O’Neil ’48†

Maria McGovern Hyson ’65 and Franklin Hyson

Barbara Patocka ’68 and Everett Mattlin

James G. Houlihan Family Partnership

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New York, Inc.

Susan Butler Kilby ’69 and Roy Kilby David and Elizabeth McCreery

Joanne Segers Pieper ’68

Cecilia Favorini Balog ’66 and Robert Balog

Christine Moynihan Barr ’73 and William Barr

Eileen Spear ’90 Exclusive Escapes

Blossom Hill Foundation

Rosemary Ryan Tarangioli ’77

Elizabeth Barnett Carlucci ’76 and Charlie Carlucci

Mary Jane Spohr Vonnegut ’64 and Martin Vonnegut

Mary Ann Gerve Chandler ’69 and John Chandler

Thomas M. Barry and Susan C. Waltman

Mary Lee Perillo Danaher ’74 and John Danaher

Mary Beth Colligan Woods ’69 and Donald Woods

Robert and Joan M. Dircks Foundation, Inc.

FOUNDERS GUILD

Doreen Donohue ’84 and Joseph Berlesky EIHAB Human Services

John Foley Foley Family Charitable Foundation

John Ciulla

Marilyn McLaughlin Fulner ’51 and Thomas Fulner Margaret Mullooly Hannan ’78 and Robert Hannan

Timothy Tattam

Steven M. and Lynn Hayes

The Hearst Foundation, Inc.

Virginia Gottcent Sermier ’68 and Edward Sermier

Sheila Culkin Wollen ’61 and Foster Wollen

Joan M. Squires ’73

Stefano and Carole Acunto Patricia Halpin Albo ’71 and James Albo Aon plc Pamela J. Newman Mary Rose Ballocanag-Trinidad

Richard A. White Susan L. Whitney ’72 and John Whitney Arthur Williams Residuary Trust Patricia McCarthy Yerian ’69 and Richard Yerian

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Ann Marie Anastaio ’67 and Ferdinand Spucci Matthew J. Arduino ’79 and Susan L. Arduino

Helen Quinn Riso ’40†

The Starr Foundation

Anonymous

Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Foundation

Sensory Spectrum, Inc.

SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS

Regina Baecher Oberlin ’69 and Thomas Oberlin

Richard Barnet

Paul W. Mourning and Laura K. Locke

ShelterPoint Life Insurance Co.

James Nitzkorski ’99 and Sydney Nitzkorski

Penn Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Regina S. Cunningham ’82

Ann Maher Barlow-Thomas ’78

Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc.

Sterling National Bank

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Kathryn Felton McAuley ’69

Susan Chiaviello DiDonato ’82 and Gerald DiDonato ’83

Barbara E. Doty Doty Family Foundation

Edmund C. Duffy†

Michael Meloch TPAC Underwriters, Inc.

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Gail Vance Civille ’65 and Francis Civille

Jean Ames DeNunzio ’55 and Ralph DeNunzio David A. and Jocelyne DeNunzio Peter D. DeNunzio Thomas R. and Suzanne DeNunzio DeNunzio Foundation

EOS Partners Brian Young

Ann Selinger Henegan ’49 Frank Keetz

Colette F. Atkins Catherine Sheelen Cooke ’57 and James Cooke Corporate Synergies Group, Inc. Regina Cunningham ’82 and James Cunningham Jane Toal Daly ’56 and Roger Daly Kathryn Dorgan Daughton ’47 Maureen Stack Diffley ’64 and George Diffley

Anita Palmieri Kerr ’70 and William Kerr

Ehrenkranz Partners

Michelle A. Mally ’70

Ann C. Galligan and Thomas Galligan

Mary Beth Malone ’75 Stephen A. and Carla Manzi Valerie E. Mastronardi ’61 and Christopher Davis Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation

Deirdre T. Flynn Eileen O’Connor Gardella ’67 and L. George Gardella Lois A. Gassmann ’72 Greenberg Traurig, LLP

Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. † Indicates deceased.

Leslie Simpson Hille ’82 and Robert Hille Install It, Inc. Ann Novellino Kazak ’58 Eileen A. Kerins ’67 Beatrice Chao Lee ’54 Daniela Decanini Leone ’69 and John Leone Lorenzo Food Group, Inc. C. Helen Lovell ’55 Margaret Nielsen Lyons ’69 and George Lyons Donna Murphy Maresca ’83 Agnes Cullen Maurer ’53 and William Maurer Carol Merritt McCaffrey ’66 and David McCaffrey Helen McLaughlin Priscilla Mullins McNamara ’60 Rose Kelly McTague ’68 and Michael McTague

Deirdre O’Connor ’83 Raul and Patricia Rivera Mary Maggiore Schmidt ’63 The DBL Center, Ltd United Healthcare Group Raymond Walker William F. Wallace David Weinraub Brown & Weinraub PLLC

Florence DiStasi Blyskal ’71 and Stanley Blyskal

Brenda Crandell

Kathryn M. Brady

Bridget Kinney Cusack ’65 and Robert Cusack

Crown Janitorial Products

Arline Durnin Braswell ’57 and Leroy Brawell Margaret Farrelly Broderick ’74 and Neil Broderick Jane Flynn Burke ’79 and Tobias Burke

Anonymous (2)

Regina Connor DeFrancisco ’74 and Gerald DeFrancisco Kevin DeGroat

James and Paticia Campbell

Kerry Dewitt

Lawrence Caputo ’12 CASTLE SOCIETY

Fayne McGrath Daniels ’52 and C. Ross Daniels

Maureen O’Keefe Dicapua ’67 and Peter Dicapua

C. Edward Chaplin and Karen L. Chaplin

Robert E. Dillon†

Marguerite O’Rouke Arbutiski ’65 and Benedict Arbutiski

Eileen Daly Chusid ’62 Anne L. Clark ’79

Maryanne DeMelio Diskin ’68 and George Diskin

Boris Ayala

Barbara Leidinger Clark ’54

James Donius

Jacqueline Kocur Babyak ’91

Nancy Oshirak Clerkin ’55 and Eugene Clerkin

Angela M. Donovan ’65

Maria A. Barberio Innovative Benefits, Inc. Mary Frances Barrett ’70

TWENTY YEARS of Mission-Centered Leadership continued from page 4

ENROLLMENT The College of Mount Saint Vincent has grown, incrementally and strategically. The full-time population of the Undergraduate College is now 1,568 students, nearly 170 percent of its size in 2000. In addition, the College serves over 400 second degree students through its graduate and post-baccalaureate programs.

The College has maintained its commitment to serving talented individuals from New York City, while steadily broadening its geographic reach so that out-of-state students routinely comprise 20 percent of the 450 to 500 first-year students that enroll each year. Equally vital, the College remains an essential opportunity creator for students from underserved and underrepresented backgrounds. As one of the most diverse colleges in the country, nearly half of all Mount Saint Vincent undergraduates are among the first generation of their families to pursue higher education. Additionally, many have significant financial need, and the College continues to provide significant financial assistance.

ACADEMICS A new Core Curriculum has been implemented, which emphasizes critical thinking and active inquiry, while providing a broad foundation of knowledge. The 49-credit

Georgette Newman Conroy ’74 Margaret Cook-Bronner ’84 and James Bonner

Core Curriculum extends over four years and reflects the College’s commitment to an authentic liberal arts education. Students complete classes in a broad range of disciplines—literature, languages, art, music, history, philosophy, religion, mathematics, as well as the natural and social sciences—to develop a solid foundation of knowledge, an appreciation of moral and ethical values, and essential skills such as critical thinking, analysis, problem solving, and effective communication. Additionally, the curriculum for the Honors Program has been redesigned in order to better challenge students to do their best work and to cross intellectual and disciplinary boundaries through unique core courses while pursuing any major at the College.

Vibrant academic programs have been added or restored in: Accounting, Public Policy, Data Analytics, Theatre, Fine Arts, and Visual Arts and Experimental Media. Additionally, new tracks, including Law and Justice and Social Services have been launched within the Interdisciplinary Studies major. Postbaccalaureate and graduate opportunities have also been expanded—launching a highly-enrolled Accelerated Nursing program, a Master of Business Administration degree program, and clinically rich dual certification Master of Science programs in childhood/ special education; adolescent/special education, and TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages).

Additional graduate programs are in development. In June 2019, the Board of Trustees approved the creation of the School of Nursing and Health Professions.

Elizabeth Seton Society $25,000+ | Saint Vincent’s Leaders $10,000 - $24,999 | Bayley Circle $5,000 - $9,999 Founders Guild $2,500 - $4,999 | Castle Society $1,000 - $2,499 | Topaz Circle $500 - $999 Louise de Marillac Society $250 - $499 | White and Gold Club $100 - $249

Regina Thonus Dowd ’71 and William Dowd Mary Ellen Doyle ’70 Maureen Silk Driscoll ’63

Leveraging the College’s strengths, including robust undergraduate nursing and natural science programs, the School will offer degrees and certificates that prepare the next generation of health care providers and leaders. Work has begun to obtain approval and accreditation for a Master of Science in Physician Assistant studies.

Upon its launch—anticipated for the Spring 2022 semester—the program will be the only one registered in the Bronx and will offer students clinical training at New York’s most renowned health care institutions, including New York-Presbyterian Hospitals and the Hebrew Home at Riverdale by RiverSpring Health. A Master of Science in Art Therapy and Counseling has been established and is awaiting final approvals.

The School will also offer a range of Nurse Practitioner (NP) specializations, expanding from the Family Nurse Practitioner program currently offered. Adult Gerontological and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner curriculums will be the first additions and will be offered as specializations within the Master of Science in Nursing degree or as post-master’s advanced certificates.

The NP curriculums, along with Accelerated Nursing—which was established in 2014 to allow individuals who previously completed a bachelor’s degree to transition to a career in nursing—will be offered on the Riverdale campus, as well as a new location in Long Island City, Queens to facilitate access and opportunity from any part of New York City. The College’s Queens location will open in 2020.

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MAJOR GIFTS AND PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES Sharon Zieman Duggan ’63 and Francis Duggan

Maureen Sullivan Irwin ’68 and William Irwin

Marguerite Engels McHale ’80 and Robert McHale

Rosemary Sheridan Durkin ’62

Andrew Jacono The NY Center for Facial Plastic & Laser Surgery

Patricia Gibney McTighe ’69 and Joseph McTighe

Judy Beeler Eckels ’74 Eltech Industries, Inc. Maureen L. Evans ’58 Ellen M. Farley ’62 and Peter Vukasin Filipino American Society of Teaneck Nancy Nadurak Ford ’68 and Richard Ford Lysabeth A. Fortunato ’59 Elizabeth Madigan Freher ’59 and Edward Freher Elsa Monzon Frisco ’63 and Gerald Frisco Paul Gauthier Joan Marshall Genovese ’67 and Frank Genovese Nancy Kudgus Geysen ’63 and Frank Geysen Margaret Tortorelli Giacoponello ’68 and Joseph Giacoponello Jeannine Mally Glazewski ’72 and Vincent Glazewski Michelle Goldberg Marianne and Walter Gomoka Margaret E. Gordon ’73 Kathleen Gordon Ronan ’80 and Daniel Ronan Mary Lynch Granger ’65 and James J. Granger Thomas J. Grant, Sr. Claire-Anne Gray ’69 Ellen Riesz Green ’69 Margaret Taylor Griffen ’49 and Ward Griffin Mary Ellen Connelly Griffin ’68 and Peter Griffin Mary Slaker Haas ’62 and William Haas Nancy Haley Judith A. Hastall ’65 William D. Hawfield Hebrew Home for the Aged Henegan Construction Patricia Liberatore Hogan ’85 and David Hogan Sharon Gaffney Horan ’79 and William Horan Kathleen Doyle Hunt ’74 and David Hunt Karyn Ialarola Iannaccone ’86 and Paul Iannaccone

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Fred and Pat Salerno Helen Grayson Sandza ’63 and Joseph Sandza Mary Segers ’61

John F. Keanna

Rosita Stagg Medler ’57 and Raymond Medler

Diane Nicholson Keenan ’53 and John Keenan

Coleen Ceriello Mehary ’80 and Michael Mehary

Catherine A. Kennedy

MetLife Foundation

Colette Atkinson Kennedy and William Kennedy

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP

Arlene Ketchum ’66

Mary E. Mulhearn ’71

Elizabeth Eney Skvarla ’70 and John Skvarla

Rosemarie Naimo ’53

Elaine B. Sloan ’66 and Ross Moen

National Vision Administrator

Dewitt Smith Dewitt Consults LLC

Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin ’66 Mary Ann Fenlon Knowles ’53 Ann Folk Kurinskas ’77 and James Kurinskas Ann Marie Lafferty, S.C. ’62† Suzanne Lake Lake Family Foundation Langan Engineering Catherine Forte Lanza ’69 and Joseph Lanza Marie Mulligan Lauria ’56 and Donald Lauria Mary Sullivan Linhart ’59 and Richard Linhart Maria Padoch Liteplo ’65 and Merrill Liteplo

New York Environmental LLC Kathleen M. O’Brien ’80

Diane Souza Strehle ’67 Anne M. Strianese ’71

Pamela Burke O’Neil ’70 and Thomas O’Neil

Sun Life Financial

Alicia del Rosario Ong ’62 and Long Ong

Steven Thomas Thomas, Alexander, Forrester & Sorensen LLP

Susan Opava ’68

Jeanne Havender Tobin ’54

Maria G. Parisella ’69

Karen Boykin-Towns ’87 and Darryl Towns

Kathleen Timothy Pastina ’82 and Louis Pastina

Theresa Pelone Perna ’61 and Thomas Perna

Michael Magsig DHR International

Margaret Mary Rappelt Pezzolo ’44†

Margaret F. Mahon ’65

Eileen Kramer Phelps ’59 and Richard Phelps

Kathleen Mallinger

John Philbin

Margaret M. Maloney ’68

Janet Piscitelli ’83 and John Piscitelli

Carol L. Mangano ’70

Michelle Shamoun Polityka ’65 and Thomas Polityka

Mary Beth Martin Dale Avella Masi ’51 Margret Gallagher McCarthy ’73 and Edward J. McCarthy Elizabeth Mazur McDonald ’62 and Bruce McDonald

Margaret Mancuso Quigley ’71 and Hugh Quigley Patricia Green Reed ’57 and William Reed

Maureen O’Neill Tucker ’69 Patricia K. Turner ’56 Edna Sandroni Ulasewicz ’49 Fitzgerald Ventura InterCity Agency, Inc. Joan Weiss ’61 and Robert L. White Kathleen Brocks Whiteside ’71 and Richard Whiteside† Patricia Corvi Widmer ’78 and Charles Widmer Ellen West Wittig ’61 and Joseph Wittig James Wong Joan M. Woods ’57 Joanne Marona Wuest ’51 Francine Young

Daniel T. Regan

Vera Endres Zapata ’74 and William Zapata

Catherine R. Reilly ’70 Christine L. Reilly ’75 Barbara Cahill Rendich ’59

Virginia Feehan McGlone ’61 and James McGlone

Veronica Lynch Ryan ’56

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Mary Ann McGlynn Traska ’56

Margaret A. Reedy ’73

Julianne Imperato McGinley ’61 and Patrick McGinley

Margaret McGovern ’51

Joan F. Smyth

Margaret Trainor O’Malley ’80 and Thomas O’Malley

Jerri Hannon Lumelleau ’65 and A. Lumelleau

Sally McDermott Mannion ’65 and Robert Mannion

John Skoglund

Marie Gerne Stanton ’57 and Reginald Stanton

Oswaldo A. Luciano ’01

Marie Koch Manning ’54

Nancy O’Leary Sisler ’69 and Richard Sisler

Patricia Cantore O’Connor ’70 and William O’Connor

Marianne Paulsen ’72 and Mike A. Kelly Paulsen Kelly Family Fund

Virginia A. LiVolsi ’65

H. Gerard and Suzanne Seitz Seitz Family Partnership

Elizabeth J. Rock ’46

Deborah Lamb Ziegler ’68 and Richard Ziegler Mary Edward Zipf, S.C. ’62† Grace Zuccaro ’69

Mary Ann Dunn Ryer ’65 and David Ryer Sharon Sager ’73 and Loring Swasey

Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. † Indicates deceased.

MOTT STREET SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Anonymous (3) Jean Henke Anthony ’66 and Jan Anthony Marguerite O’Rourke Arbutiski ’65 and Benedict Arbutiski

Maureen O’Keefe Dicapua ’67 and Peter Dicapua Susan Chiaviello DiDonato ’82 and Gerald DiDonato ’83 Sharon Donovan ’73

THE MOTT STREET SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM serves talented students who have persevered through foster care or homelessness and who are educationally and emotionally ready for college.

We are deeply grateful to the donors of the Mott Street Scholarship Program, and their commitment to giving these young individuals every educational opportunity that is afforded to each student at Mount Saint Vincent.

Hyatt-Fennell, LLC

Diane DeRose Murgio ’60

Maria McGovern Hyson ’65 and Franklin Hyson

Theresa Dooley Needham ’89 and James Needham

Gloria D’Angelo Ingrao ’50

Pamela J. Newman The Pamela J. Newman Foundation

Ann Arcano

Barbara E. Doty

Maureen Sullivan Irwin ’68 and William Irwin

Colette F. Atkins

Doty Family Foundation

Barbara Corbi Kaufer ’60

Valerie Shine Augenthaler ’74

Margaret Gregory Doyle ’84 and Kenneth Doyle

Ann Novellino Kazak ’58

Lucille Palumbo Bartolomo ’61 and Robert Bartolomo

Noreen Doyle ’71 ExxonMobil Foundation

Susan Butler Kilby ’69 and Roy Kilby

Regina Bechtle, S.C.

Donna Civitano Finegan ’71

Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin ’66

Florence DiStasi Blyskal ’71 and Stanley Blyskal

Maureen McNamara Flanagan ’68 and Paul Flanagan

Anita Kelley Klan ’57

Evelyn Valdejuly Boake ’52

Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Foundation

Virginia Lambert ’66

Aicila Barksdale ’05

Lynne Bongiovanni Kathryn M. Brady Anne Denise Brennan, S.C. ’69 Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Margaret Farrelly Broderick ’74 and Neil Broderick Clare Codyre Brooks ’57 and Thomas Brooks Adele Range Byrne ’60 Elizabeth Barnett Carlucci ’76 and Charlie Carlucci Mary A. Christie ’60 John Ciulla Kathryn A. Collins ’56 Rosemary Ligabo Cona ’79 and Carmelo Cona Conde Family Foundation Cristóbal and Kamaryn Conde Margaret Morano Condon ’71 and Patrick Condon A. Joan Taylor Connor ’54 Georgette Newman Conroy ’74 Mary Fleming Courtney ’72 and John Courtney Hollys Radigan Crane ’67 and John Crane Noreen M. Culhane ’72

Zenobia V. Fox ’61 Eileen O’Connor Gardella ’67 and L. George Gardella Katherine DeRose Garzillo ’79 and Joseph Garzillo Robert A. Gervasi Kathleen Mahon Golnik ’64 and Herman Golnik Mary Ellen Connelly Griffin ’68 and Peter Griffin Angela Lijoi Gunn ’81 and Stephen Gunn Joan Stadelmann Harris ’63 and Whitney Harris Donna Turkett Hart-Becker ’82 Maureen A. Henegan ’78 Mary Adele Henze, S.C. ’53 Catherine Collier Hertz ’57 and Steven Hertz Florence Riordan Hess ’70 April Poltorak Holmes ’73 Barbara Hillman Horgan ’61 Kathleen Moore Hudson ’74 and Guy Hudson Mary Gavin Hull ’56 Kathleen Doyle Hunt ’74 and David Hunt

Gail T. Kelley ’56

KPMG, LLP Mary Mahoney Levy ’56 and Richard Levy Leonora A. Lipari ’65 Jean O’Brien Livingston ’72 and L. Livingston Maureen Casey Lundy ’73 Kathleen Mallinger Sally McDermott Mannion ’65 and Robert Mannion Stephen A. Manzi and Carla S. Manzi Margaret Prior Martone ’62 and Ronald Martone Jeanne Marie Ehrhardt Martori ’79 and Gerald Martori Maryellen Mathews ’70 and Thomas McSweeny Veronica Matta ’12 Bridget Maybury ’99 Carol Merritt McCaffrey ’66 and David McCaffrey David and Elizabeth McCreery Margaret McGovern ’51 Helen McLaughlin Margaret Hourigan McLoughlin ’61 Mary Hourigan Montville ’59†

Josephine Liotta Oliveri ’58 and Vincent Oliveri Margaret Trainor O’Malley ’80 and Thomas O’Malley Elaine L. Palatine ’51 Celine Perea ’74 and John Morales Louisa Pesce ’70 Barbara Quackenbush ’66 and Raymond Smith Daniel T. Regan Mary Ann Dunn Ryer ’65 and David Ryer Helen Grayson Sandza ’63 and Joseph Sandza Elizabeth Lavin Seibold ’65 Evelyn Simpson Sisters of Charity of Mount Saint Vincent Linda Hearn Steeger ’71 and Frank Steeger Sterling National Bank Kathryn Swintek ’74 and Andre Dorra Alison M. Tapia ’01 Helen Clark Thiemann Anesta Maquishon Vannoy-Kwame ’73 and Mangushsa Kwame Joan M. Vogelle ’70 Mary Jane Spohr Vonnegut ’64 and Martin Vonnegut Joan Weiss ’61 and Robert White Mary Beth Colligan Woods ’69 and Donald Woods Barbara Young Zuccaro ’75 and Richard Zuccaro

Paul W. Mourning and Laura K. Locke

Pictured: The Sisters of Charity's first ministry in New York City, established between Mott and Prince Streets.

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SCHOLARSHIP TRIBUTE DINNER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SCHOLARSHIP TRIBUTE DINNER support Mount Saint Vincent’s scholarship fund. The College hosted its annual Scholarship Tribute Dinner at Cipriani 25 Broadway on May 1, 2019. The event raised nearly $570,000 to support scholarships for talented and deserving students. The College honored Mary Griffin, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Life Insurance Council of New York (LICONY), and Richard White, the Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board of Directors of ShelterPoint Life Insurance Company. Scholarship Tribute Dinner honorees are recognized for their personal, professional, and civic achievements that uphold the College’s mission.

Anonymous (2) Stefano and Carole Acunto A.J. Gallagher & Co. Susan K. Allen Allstate Paint Place Stellios Giannopoulos Almstead Tree, Shrub and Lawn Care Company Amalgamated Life Insurance Company Ryan Anderson Aon plc Pamela J. Newman

Foliot Furniture, Inc.

Jennifer Leone

Marilyn Loh Collado '82

Franciscan Friars Community at the College of Mount Saint Vincent

Lippolis Electric, Inc. Carmine Lippolis

Friedlander Group, Inc. Adam Friedlander

Michael Magsig DHR International

John Friedlander

Marcy Maguire

John Friedman

Mary Beth Malone '75

Paul Gauthier

Stephen A. and Carla Manzi

Kelvin Gentles '05

Maura A. Markus

Mary J. Giuffra

Mary Beth Martin

Michelle Goldberg

Valerie E. Mastronardi '61 Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation

Commercial Kitchens, Inc. Richard L. Pinto Conde Family Foundation Stephen Connor Corporate Synergies Group, Inc. Tony Marconi Erika Cramer Brenda M. Crandell Meister Seeing & Fein LLP

Greenberg Traurig, LLP

Crown Products Richard Saltzman

Mary A. Griffin Life Insurance Council of New York

Noreen M. Culhane '72

Michael and Mary Guidone

Regina Cunningham '82 and Jim Cunningham

Craig Guiffre

Boris Ayala

Bridget Kinney Cusack '65 and Robert Cusack

Deborah Hamilton

Maria Barberio Innovative Benefits, Inc.

Carmela D'Avanzo

Approved Oil Argento & Sons Louis Argento Colette F. Atkins August Construction Group, Inc

Ana Barbu Judith Bautz '61 and William Bautz BenefitMall Rosemary T. Berkery '75 and Robert J. Hausen Beyond Tehnologies Piyush Goel Lynne Bongiovanni Bottom Line Striping Andrea Bracikowski Margaret Farrelly Broderick '74 and Neil Broderick Jane Carey Burke James Campbell Canfield Veterinary P.C. John F. Caruso '82 and Elizabeth Caruso Vita A. Cassese '70 and Andre Mardon Chaplin Family Foundation Karen and C. Edward Chaplin Mark Chiaviello Chief Fire Prevention The Honorable Arnold F. Ciaccio Elizabeth Ciaccio

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Gail Vance Civille '65 and Francis Civille Sensory Spectrum, Inc.

Sheila Davidson Kevin DeGroat Peter D. DeNunzio Kerry Dewitt Susan Chiaviello DiDonato '82 and Gerald DiDonato '83 Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki '80 and Ronald Dolecki James Donius Barbara E. Doty Doty Family Foundation Ehrenkranz Partners EIHAB Human Services Abed Elkeshk ELS Language Centers Eltech Industries, Inc. Empire Advisors, LLC George J. Haggerty Environetics Charles L. Koch EOS Partners Brian Young David Epstein Exclusive Escapes Eileen Spear '90 Scott Fischer Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP

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Robert Half

Chris Mazzei Chris Mazzei Construction Services Catherine Ruebenacker Mazzola '90 and Steven Mazzola Kathleen A. McAuliffe Michael McGovern

William Hawfield

Dorothy Whelan Meehan '66 and Dennis Meehan

Steven M. and Lynn Hayes

Madeleine Melkonian

Hebrew Home for the Aged

David Melman

Henegan Construction Co., Inc.

Meridian Construction Creations

Maureen A. Henegan '78

MetLife Foundation

Sanford and Gloria Herman

Metro Irrigation

Hinman Straub Fred Bodner

Metro Team Outfitters, Inc. Sal Travaglino

Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Regina S. Cunningham '82

Milad Nukho & Sons, Inc. Roger Moak

Kathleen Doyle Hunt '74 and David Hunt

Moelis & Company

Install It, Inc. Daniel Vasquez

Paula A. Moynahan '64

InterCity Agency, Inc. Fitzgerald Ventura

National Vision Administrators

Andrw Jacono New York Center for Facial Plastic and Laser Surgery J.C. Consulting Corp Joseph Carlomusto Alice T. Kane Clifford Chance US LLP

Paul W. Mourning and Laura K. Locke Mutual of America New Jersey Pediatric Neurosurgical Associates Catherine A. Mazzola Pamela J. Newman Pamela J. Newman Foundation New York Environmental LLC Tom Nowland

Theresa Kuilan

Gabrielle Occhiogrosso

Langan Engineering

OLA Consulting Engineers, P.C.

Carol and James Lasko

Brian Paul Next Office Furniture

Gary Lenderink Dolly and Aaron Lenz Dolly Lenz Real Estate LLC

Nick Pearson

Scholarship Dinner Chair and Trustee John F. Caruso ’82 addresses the crowd at the signature fundraising event.

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New York, Inc.

Mark W. Schmidt

Tim Stellato

David and Alice Walsh

John Philbin

Sun Life Insurance

Sterling National Bank

H. Gerard and Suzanne Seitz

Sarah Lansdale Stevenson

Walsh-Jones Agency, Inc. Julius Aebly, Jr.

Selig Ehrlich LLC

The DBL Center, Ltd Michael Cohen

Plaza Graphic Associates, Inc Bridget Polichene Frank Power Pro Benefits Administrators ProStar LLC Timothy Quinn Quinn Insurance, Inc.

ShelterPoint Life Insurance Co. Matthew Shields Silver Star Limousine Mario Da Rocha John Sipp

The Standard Life Insurance Company of New York

Thomas M. Barry and Susan C. Waltman Frank Wander PeopleProductive

The Starr Founation

W.B. Mason Company

Thomas, Alexander, Forrester & Sorensen LLP Steven Thomas

David Weinraub Brown & Weinraub, PLLC Richard A. White and Family Susan L. Whitney '72 and John Whitney

Red Hawk

Edward Sirianno Creative Communication Associates

Daniel T. Regan

Robert Slack

TPAC Underwriters, Inc. Michael Meloch

Martin and Lucy Regan

David J. and Barbara Sloane

Kristen Trainor

Thomas Workman

Raul and Patricia Rivera

Dewitt Smith Dewitt Consults LLC

TW Newman, Inc.

WynFast.com

Edna Sandroni Ulasewicz '49

Michael and Diane Yanniello

Thomas Vassallo

Francine Young

Maria T. Vullo '84

Roy Zigelstein

Joan D. Walsh '81 The Robert and Joan Dircks Foundation

Edward and Mara Zukowski

John Roberts Rose Press, Inc.

Kelli Bodrato Smith

Rooter Plus Plumbing & Heating Steven Spano

Owen P. Smith '18

Safeguard Lock and Key Co.

James Stanis J.J. Stanis & Co

Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP Fred Garrison

Joan M. Squires '73

Aaron Zweback

Rosalie Wilson Steiner '52

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ALUMNAE/I OUR ALUMNAE/I ARE EXTRAORDINARY in their support of their alma mater, and we gratefully acknowledge the gifts they have made to the College. Contributions received from those whose names appear below were used in support of all funds and projects.

1940

1946

SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Helen Quinn Riso†

CASTLE SOCIETY Elizabeth J. Rock

1941

TOPAZ CIRCLE Frances Schug Grace

Donors: 1 Total Contributed: $10,181

Donors: 2 Total Contributed: $200 WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Dorothy Connolly Govern Bobette Hayden Watson

1942

Donors: 1 Total Contributed: $25 DONOR Dorothy Rappelt Kenny

1943

Donors: 1 Total Contributed: $250 LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Anna Geering Cross

1944

Donors: 3 Total Contributed: $2,125 CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Mary Rappelt Pezzolo† TOPAZ CIRCLE Sylvia Repetto Larkin WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Marjorie Schremp Gormley

1945

Donors: 3 Total Contributed: $2,600

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Mary Jane Lawlor DePhillips

1947

Donors: 3 Total Contributed: $2,700 FOUNDERS GUILD Kathryn Dorgan Daughton WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Marian Brady Burke Lillian Grish Packer

1948

Donors: 9 Total Contributed: $21,432 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Joan E. Donovan Helene Connellan O'Neil† TOPAZ CIRCLE Lillian Harnett Mooney

1950

Donors: 11 Total Contributed: $2,400 TOPAZ CIRCLE Anne R. Gallagher Gloria D’Angelo Ingrao WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Patricia Galvin Grogan Mary Lou Theiss Smith Mary Ann Rigney Thomson Ann Whelan Walters DONOR Olga Olcese DeNapoli Dorothy Ryan Fay Helen Carron McLoughlin Dorothy Duffy Murphy Elinor Connor O’Brien

1951

Donors: 17 Total Contributed: $11,400 BAYLEY CIRCLE Marilyn McLaughlin Fulner

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Augusta Heinzmann Burke Janette Kelley DeCamp Virginia M. Giovinco Kathleen Armour Knowles

CASTLE SOCIETY Dale Avella Masi Margaret McGovern Joanne Marona Wuest

DONOR Mary Thomas Edna Stack, S.S.J.

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Helen Hanrahan Kelly Marie Rotondi Straton

1949

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Julia Cahillane Doyle Geraldine Clancy Drohan Pauline Van Hook Sierens

BAYLEY CIRCLE Ann Selinger Henegan

Donors: 11 Total Contributed: $8,425

CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Taylor Griffen Edna Sandroni Ulasewicz TOPAZ CIRCLE Rosemary Lally Inlow LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Eileen McGrath Brennan

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DONOR Margaret Hooper Flynn Mary Villa Pietrantoni

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Mary Cullen Foehrenbach

Donors: 7 Total Contributed: $875

DONOR Rosaria D’Angelo Iadavaia Justine Schmalzl Smith

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Maria Braun Fairchild Mary Louise Mulligan MacFarland Josephine Coppola Urban Joan Dunn Walsh

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TOPAZ CIRCLE Eileen Joyce Dullmeyer LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Claire Perini Caimano Marjorie Whelan Hanawalt WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Geraldine McNeil Baldwin Joanne McKeon Cummings Marianne Rose Horsman Elizabeth Murray Kuhn Elaine L. Palatine Noreen Longo Rousseau Joan Kennedy Ryan Elizabeth Collins Shea DONOR Dorothea Harth Rosemary E. Murray

1952

Donors: 8 Total Contributed: $2,125 CASTLE SOCIETY Fayne McGrath Daniels LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Evelyn Valdejuly Boake Margaret Clarke Clavin Madeline Pagano Salustri WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rosalie Wilson Steiner DONOR Rosemary Golden Cummins Marion Malara Marotta Lorraine Piretra O’Connell

1953

Donors: 17 Total Contributed: $9,762 FOUNDERS GUILD Agnes Cullen Maurer CASTLE SOCIETY Diane Nicholson Keenan Mary Ann Fenlon Knowles Rosemarie Naimo TOPAZ CIRCLE Patricia Ronan Monterosso Winifred Glaser Sullivan LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Mary Geary McLaughlin Sally Todd Murphy WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Geraldine L. Ahneman Helene Cifra Alameda Susan Baumgartner Rose Marie Russo Conte Margaret Cummings Driscoll Mary Adele Henze, S.C. Natalie Foote Tiernan Margaret Paglia Wellman DONOR Althea Clark King

1954

Donors: 17 Total Contributed: $38,994 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS A. Joan Taylor Connor Marilyn Blake Foster FOUNDERS GUILD Beatrice Chao Lee

Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. † Indicates deceased.

CASTLE SOCIETY Marie Koch Manning Jeanne Havender Tobin TOPAZ CIRCLE Theresa Maddalo Blose Claire Smith Griswold Ann Iannuzzi Guglielmo LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Patricia Garvey Glock WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Grace Polisse Byrne Barbara Leidinger Clark Angela Scarola Gray Mary Jane Shaw Griffin Margaret Mayes Kelly Jean Keeley Hammonds Virginia Bianco Pappalardo DONOR Patricia Fox Reilly

1955

Donors: 21 Total Contributed: $262,290 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Jean Ames DeNunzio FOUNDERS GUILD C. Helen Lovell CASTLE SOCIETY Nancy Oshirak Clerkin TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary Connellan Dougherty LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Cathleen Schaefer Chapey Barbara Kennedy Naida Arroyo Pabon Virginia Curran Rederer Maralyn Wagner Turney WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Maureen Birkmier Ackerman Marilyn Clarke Rita Dempsey Dieck Mary McGinley Clare Leonard Sutter DONOR Jane Petrillo Arciero Patricia Doyle Brasch Maureen Wolf Coleman Lillian Carron Dietz Patricia Caplis Kelly Katherine Wenton Strakosch Elizabeth Tierney

1956

Donors: 22 Total Contributed: $12,065 FOUNDERS GUILD Jane Toal Daly CASTLE SOCIETY Anonymous Marie Mulligan Lauria Veronica Lynch Ryan

Mary Ann McGlynn Traska Patricia K. Turner

EDUCATING THE WHOLE PERSON

TOPAZ CIRCLE Kathryn A. Collins Mary Mahoney Levy Rita Devereux Sgammato LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Mary Bradley Brown Margaret Hannon Capozzi Barbara A. O'Neil Lorraine WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Georgia A. Strong DONOR Joan Baumann Corbin Anne Melly Doherty Mary Gavin Hull Patricia Tiernan Johnstone Gail T. Kelley Mary H. Kennedy Elizabeth Connellan McGahren Mary Humphrey Rosenthal Annette Pichette Seaman

1957

Donors: 27 Total Contributed: $12,567 FOUNDERS GUILD Catherine Sheelen Cooke

For many Mount students, the residence halls are more than dorms—they are home. With that, significant improvements have been completed to all living spaces, enhancing our residence halls as revitalized learning communities. We’ve also increased our capacity, most notably through the addition of Mastronardi Hall in 2007, to serve a growing population—nearly 900 students currently reside on campus. Additionally, the opening of Aquino Hall in 2020 will bring the number of residential students to over 1,000.

CASTLE SOCIETY Arline Durnin Braswell Rosita Stagg Medler Patricia Green Reed Marie Gerne Stanton Joan M. Woods

1958

1959

FOUNDERS GUILD Ann Novellino Kazak

TOPAZ CIRCLE Dolores Carter Farrell Patricia Dolan Nolan Alice Grim Stenson

CASTLE SOCIETY Maureen L. Evans

CASTLE SOCIETY Lysabeth A. Fortunato Elizabeth Madigan Freher Mary Sullivan Linhart Eileen Kramer Phelps Barbara Cahill Rendich

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Madeline Barrett O'Grady WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Barbara Vandernoot Betkowski Mary Grace Palazzo Black Geraldine O’Connor Block Clare Codyre Brooks Marlene Mawson Carney Ann M. English Constance Clarkin Ernenwein Catherine Collier Hertz Winifred Bate Hughes Elizabeth O'Dea Kennedy Helen Romano Mulligan Donna M. Murphy DONOR Anita Kelley Klan Celeste Lucchini Barbara Ann McCabe O’Brien Elizabeth Weber Olig Ann Reid Powers

Donors: 19 Total Contributed: $8,045

TOPAZ CIRCLE Lynn Moffett Ferrick LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Mary Lou Dunlay Faust Eileen Sullivan Gallagher Marie McGovern Melillo Jane Dahlke Reichard Barbara McCollum Sullivan WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Ida Di Bernardo Annicelli Elizabeth Pirundini Gallacher Adriana Mascherin Lalor Mary Ellen Bowen McNamara Jean McKenna O’Donnell Josephine Liotta Oliveri Loretta Moriarty Sauerwein Ann Reinders Tobin DONOR Catherine McKechnie Liselott Fielding Rooney Suzanne Leddy Silkworth

Elizabeth Seton Society $25,000+ | Saint Vincent’s Leaders $10,000 - $24,999 | Bayley Circle $5,000 - $9,999 Founders Guild $2,500 - $4,999 | Castle Society $1,000 - $2,499 | Topaz Circle $500 - $999 Louise de Marillac Society $250 - $499 | White and Gold Club $100 - $249

Donors: 46 Total Contributed: $12,825

TOPAZ CIRCLE Barbara A. Glista Marianne Tyndall Malague Helen M. Proud Margaret Mulvey Vasta LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Carol Unangst Bauer Rosemary P. Campbell Teresa Paterniani Cooper Marilyn Oddo Keehan Mary Hourigan Montville Georgine Richardson Redmond Maryann Shea Nancy Quinn Sturtevant Kathryn McVann York WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Grace Imperato Bardinelli Blanche Micciche Barresi Mary Jane Rippe Comfort MaryPat Donnelly Fields Teresa Cook Gast Sandra Doyle Hamilton Camille Colgan Hayden Dorothy Freed Heiskell

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ALUMNAE/I Kathryn Pitkiewicz McLaughlin Mary A. McNelis Maureen Mulholland Mellitt Eileen Slattery Murphy Ethel E. Pizzuti Eileen Regan Redmond Joellen Gill Schmidt Mary Keelan Shaughnessy Elizabeth Byrne Wein Mary Boughton White DONOR Sheila O'Brien Curtis Mary Magrath Dillon Judith Moravek Ellsworth Irene Szyjka Harasimowitz Madeline Eboli Masterson Mary M. McDonnell, RSCJ Roberta Scott Muldoon Amparo Del Rosario Palenzuela Hilda Marth Wittke Barbara L. Woerz

1960

Donors: 20 Total Contributed: $26,692 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Mary A. Christie Marian A. Lombardi CASTLE SOCIETY Priscilla Mullins McNamara

TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary Ellen Duva Dux Ann Melillo Richardson LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Jane Burns McDonnell Barbara A. Rakowski WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Elizabeth McLellan Aylmer Julia Tuohy Murray Carol Ann Nolan Katherine Noone Annamarie Verde Stefani Gail Reinhard Weigel DONOR Eileen Feeley Corrigan Barbara Corbi Kaufer Patricia Pryor Keiserman Maureen O'Brien Monroe Diane DeRose Murgio Judith Berger Peterson Pauline Pincus Smith

1961

Donors: 33 Total Contributed: $45,125 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Sheila Culkin Wollen

EDUCATING THE WHOLE PERSON

BAYLEY CIRCLE Valerie E. Mastronardi FOUNDERS GUILD Anonymous CASTLE SOCIETY Julianne Imperato McGinley Virginia Feehan McGlone Theresa Pelone Perna Mary Segers Joan Weiss Ellen West Wittig TOPAZ CIRCLE Gail McVey Ryan Mary Wat Trucksess LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Zenobia V. Fox Barbara G. Josefowicz Margaret Hourigan McLoughlin Margaret O'Donnell McNerney Agnes Marshall Mulhern WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Lucille Palumbo Bartolomo Mary Jane Faherty Byrne Ann O'Toole Carew Joyce McQuillan Gasser Caruso Mary Ellen Golden Barbara Hillman Horgan Mary Anne Jackson Mary Jane Heim Kleindienst Mary Miskell Manfredonia Helen Heap McGuire Dorothy Mullins Meyer Mary Ann Carew Perkins DONOR Judith Yang Chow Antoinette Bria Fodor Bernardine J. LaMantia Patricia Reinhard Lee Mary H. Stuart

1962

Donors: 35 Total Contributed: $15,191

With the flourishing number of students on campus, it was essential to update and refurbish the main dining space in Spellman Hall. Hudson Heights was completed in 2012, giving students access to a greater variety of healthy, sustainable menus prepared by the College’s culinary team. Diners now have an expanded array of stations—from pizza, salads, and sandwiches to sushi, Starbucks, and eco-friendly plant-based options, Hudson Heights supports a diverse community and promotes student wellness.

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CASTLE SOCIETY Eileen Daly Chusid Rosemary Sheridan Durkin Ellen M. Farley Mary Slaker Haas Ann Marie Lafferty, S.C.† Elizabeth Mazur McDonald Alicia del Rosario Ong Mary Edward Zipf, S.C.† TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary McIntyre Anderson Luise F. Bethencourt Jean Boyle Gooding Moira Fitzpatrick O'Connor Maureen McCaffery Sweeney

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Ingrid Stuhler Barrett Ruthanne Surprenant Benkovitz Kathleen Brown Finigan Bridget Toolan Fraser Anne Kennedy Griffin Margaret Prior Martone Joan Kavanagh Odud WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Kathleen Armstrong Amoia Ginny Ferrerio Cerussi Paula Leclair Dorn Marie Wolf Doyle Joan Hesselbacher Graburn Diane Drechsler Hoover Annette Della Cava Horvath JoAnn Scileppi Lang Eileen Kirwan Lipston Karlene C. Reilly Rosemary Romano DONOR Nancy Olwell Bielawski Rae Freedson Bottino Dorothy A. Frohlich Dorothy Vassallo Novak

1963

Donors: 40 Total Contributed: $14,425 FOUNDERS GUILD Mary Maggiore Schmidt CASTLE SOCIETY Maureen Silk Driscoll Sharon Zieman Duggan Elsa Monzon Frisco Nancy Kudgus Geysen Helen Grayson Sandza TOPAZ CIRCLE Louise Crisona Ciulla Kathleen Godesky Glenister Jane Rushford Page LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Ellen McCarthy Crowley Elizabeth J. Feehan Mary Quill Gibbons Nancy Maye Habetz Louise Carini Januzzi Leona L. Leo Barbara A. Levinson Barbara O'Grady WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rosemary Mullen Brennan Virginia Rossi Christel Joan Stadelmann Harris Ellen Geis Hughes Phyllis Distasi Keenan Jane Scileppi Lowson Claire Austin Lynch Anne Allen Mahoney Valerie Hennessy McCarthy

Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. † Indicates deceased.

Alice Corr McLoughlin Patricia Zurey Mercadante Kathleen E. Sullivan Alice Veyvoda DONOR Virginia Bennett Flanagan† Regina Fitzpatrick Fogarty Barbara Newbould Geneve Kathryn Baranello Goldsmith Jeanette Van Horne Hassett Lenore Schwartzkopf Isleib Loretta Arfi Malaspina Patricia Gibson Moran Maureen Christman St. John Palma Trovato Valverde

1964

Donors: 32 Total Contributed: $14,735 BAYLEY CIRCLE Mary Jane Spohr Vonnegut FOUNDERS GUILD Maureen Stack Diffley TOPAZ CIRCLE Josephine Zerbi Eschmann Ann Quinlan Marinucci Patricia Sweeney Neher Norita Reid LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Maria Gerosa Bulis Maureen O'Dea Feeney Anne Manning Grandis Ann Hernon-Mooney Paula A. Moynahan Lavonne Nemmers Marilyn Lane Smith Kathleen Tuzzeo Pfeiffer WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Mary O'Connor Brinker Marion Desalvo Cuff Patricia Miller Cuttica MaryLou Eschmann Donofrio Kathleen Mahon Golnik Mary Brady Harrigan Ellen Ferens Herzman Janice Carmody Jacobs Patricia Hayes Quattrochio Jerilynn Filip Volkman Vivienne Popp Wilkinson Susan Wrynn DONOR Pat Murray Eidle Mary Bradley McElligott Louise Roy Morgner Alice Noone Moroney Anne Graffweg Orange Maureen Hickey Radl

CASTLE SOCIETY Marguerite O'Rouke Arbutiski Bridget Kinney Cusack Angela M. Donovan Mary Lynch Granger Judith A. Hastall Maria Padoch Liteplo Virginia A. LiVolsi Jerri Hannon Lumelleau Margaret F. Mahon Sally McDermott Mannion Mary Ann Dunn Ryer Michelle Shamoun Polityka TOPAZ CIRCLE Helen Generosa Bruno Jane Drury Cassidy Cornelia Hamill Duffy Theresa Strelec Gallagher Ann C. Hunt Anne Morris Wilding LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Patricia Ross Aglietti Margaret Wolf DePol Joan Mullaly DeYoung Gail Hotarek Dwyer Corinne Goldrick Fischer Mary Mastaloni Lizzi Elizabeth Lavin Seibold Virginia Lillis Smith Jean Toth-Allen Mary Jane Hanusik Von Allmen WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Jane Weibrecht Audrey-Neuhauser Mary Maniscalco Bellantoni Frances Marshall Cunningham Mary Jane Coyle Dooley Juliana P. Flaherty Susan McCaffery Haugh Elizabeth De Caprio Hezel Nancy Mitchell Jordan Joan Redden Lalonde Jane Jewusiak Landers Marcella Standish Martelli Marguerite Pirritano Susan Scully Peggy A. Steffann Natalie Robinson Treanor DONOR Patricia A. Cammisa Craghan Marie Heil Hawe Abigail Waters Kohler Irene Sheehan Laheney Leonora A. Lipari Dahlia Barbara Noonan Rosemary Castellano Segall Anne Charbonneau Tuttle

1966

Donors: 34 Total Contributed: $22,425

1965

BAYLEY CIRCLE Jean Henke Anthony Cecilia Favorini Balog

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Gail Vance Civille Maria McGovern Hyson

FOUNDERS GUILD Carol Merritt McCaffrey

Donors: 53 Total Contributed: $117,470

CASTLE SOCIETY Arlene Ketchum Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin Elaine Sloan TOPAZ CIRCLE Kathleen Edery Anderson Elizabeth Drago Hoban Mary Alice Becker Searles LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Anne Doyle Carpenter Jo-Anne Dicosimo Contreras Maureen Heveran Garvey Virginia Lambert Philomena Lynch Madden Dorothy Whelan Meehan WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Louise Kudgus Burke Marie E. Cotter Mary Ellen McBrien Courchene Virginia Michener Fitzgerald Patricia McLaughlin Graham Alba Lafiandra Marguerite L. Marra Eileen McNally Murphy Barbara Quackenbush Honore Chorobik Radshaw Marie T. Reddy Kathleen Kirby Sherman Carol Martine Solanto Evelyn Anagnosti Varagiannis Regina Burke Vassak DONOR Barbara Irving Brady Mary Snyder Howell Elizabeth Bird Murray Eileen Anderson Ormond

1967

Donors: 37 Total Contributed: $16,759 FOUNDERS GUILD Anne Marie Anastasio Eileen O'Connor Gardella Eileen A. Kerins CASTLE SOCIETY Maureen O'Keefe Dicapua Joan Marshall Genovese Diane Souza Strehle TOPAZ CIRCLE Carol Jean Cook Kissane Mary Anne Holdenecker Massey LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Sylvia Stavropoulos Christakos Nancy Chisari DeMarco Evelyn Sobierajski Hardtman Patricia Whalen Huffield Kathleen Burke Keller Mary Campbell Liegey WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Margaretta Campbell Bruegger Patricia Gates Cioffari Hollys Radigan Crane Rosemary Granelli DeFlumeri

Elizabeth Seton Society $25,000+ | Saint Vincent’s Leaders $10,000 - $24,999 | Bayley Circle $5,000 - $9,999 Founders Guild $2,500 - $4,999 | Castle Society $1,000 - $2,499 | Topaz Circle $500 - $999 Louise de Marillac Society $250 - $499 | White and Gold Club $100 - $249

Pamela C. Frasca Kathleen Dreyer Joyce Patricia Lynn Corcoran Kenny Theresa Suppa Kruger Alicia Yang Ling Virginia Hogan Martin Susan L. Matthews Mary Finneran McDonough Beth Meehan Ann Mastaloni Melone Kathleen Connelly Murray Kathleen Ghent O'Donovan Janet Blass Patrick Linda Zanetti Vag M. Patricia Dennen Walsh DONOR Angela Corbett Dobbs Teresa Conway Klahre Jo-Ann Alquist Langseth

1968

Donors: 56 Total Contributed: $55,916 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Barbara Patocka Joanne Mullaney Pieper Virginia Gottcent Sermier FOUNDERS GUILD Rose Kelly McTague CASTLE SOCIETY Maryanne DeMelio Diskin Nancy Nadurak Ford Margaret Tortorelli Giacoponello Mary Connelly Griffin Maureen Sullivan Irwin Margaret M. Maloney Susan Opava Deborah Lamb Ziegler TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary Bourke Cuff Eileen Boyle McCarthy Edith Dewald Schumacher Alice Wilkinson Soto LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Christine Murphy Bird Rosemary Elliott Deloach Rosemarie Digregorio Beth Oldfield DiLorenzo Patricia Mullaney France Mary Neary Hoffmann Maureen Kelly Janeski Mary Anne Kowalski Patricia Tierney Loop Sandra Benedetti Masiello Mary Ann Dillman Maus Barbara Miklus Whelan WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Margaret Drain Benton Mary Jane Rearick Cappell Barbara Cary-Hamby Anne Dooney Mary K. Fitzgerald Maureen McNamara Flanagan Marilyn Froehlich Rhoda Healy Geoghegan Geraldine Gerardi

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ALUMNAE/I Margaret Burns Hamilton Jocelyne Nowaski Harding Janet Martens Lambert Noreen Bristol Oslander Janet Ruckel Anne Voetsch Rudy Susan Davis Sciascia Anne Tarpey Helen Vincent Wilson Patricia McNamara Wong Patricia Connelly Zorka DONOR Carole Cilento Mary Ellen Newbrand DiSenso Kathy O'Leary Flanagan Lorraine Gnecco Suzanne Jelense Hoodecheck Patricia Stuart Lyons Alison Kerr Meise Mary Ann Crocco Saponara

1969

Donors: 51 Total Contributed: $104,093 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Susan Butler Kilby SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Patricia McCarthy Yerian

BAYLEY CIRCLE Mary Ann Gerve Chandler Kathy Felton McAuley Regina Baecher Oberlin Mary Beth Colligan Woods FOUNDERS GUILD Daniela Decanini Leone Margaret Nielsen Lyons CASTLE SOCIETY Claire-Anne Gray Ellen Riesz Green Catherine Forte Lanza Patricia Gibney McTighe Maria G. Parisella Nancy O'Leary Sisler Maureen O'Neill Tucker Grace Zuccaro TOPAZ CIRCLE Barbara Hines Fagan Carolyn Esch Hartko Patricia Dolan Lewis Eileen Morgan Patino LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Karen Kopp Crimmins Nancy Harding Linda Baiardi Leykam Eileen M. Lissmann Patricia Winskus Minichino

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WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Patricia Harris Berrill Sunday Bosco Bradlee Janie Rohr Bradstreet Claire Burns† Barbara Perrelli Cesa Mary Bowles Curtis Carole Gartner Ehlinger Carol M. Finegan, S.C. Filippa Fortunato Furnari Marie G. Iadavaia Patricia Ruback Kehrberger Diane Davis Lindsey Estelle Lemelin Momrow Regina Visconti Montana Martha Adams Morano Nancy Lambert Noonan Margaret Adamski O'Dea Denise Shamoun Phalan Kathleen Krug Reichart† Beth Morrison Santini Elina Mazzei Siebel† Janet Madaffari Spears DONOR Anne Denise Brennan, S.C. Anne Casamassa Claire Webber Heil Eileen Walters Ruggieri

1970

Donors: 37 Total Contributed: $92,910 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Vita A. Cassese Florence Riordan Hess BAYLEY CIRCLE Anita Palmieri Kerr Michelle A. Mally CASTLE SOCIETY Mary Frances Barrett Mary Ellen Doyle Carol L. Mangano Patricia Cantore O'Connor Pamela Burke O'Neil Catherine R. Reilly Elizabeth Eney Skvarla LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Frederica Nicola Capshaw Lee Ann Innocenti Alma M. Joseph Doris C. Lindbergh

A vibrant campus life is part of our mission. Students immerse themselves into a diverse and supportive community that changes the way they think and helps them realize what matters most. And with over 40 clubs and organizations, students are always getting involved.

Whatever their interests—journalism, creative writing, acting, art, dance, cultural awareness, athletics, business, community service, environmentalism—students are always exploring the various opportunities available to them outside the classroom.

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WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Judy O'Hare Bagnell Mary Repetti Capellini Maureen Foley Carmody Mary Carroll-Mirylees Geraldine Neuhaus Crary Carol Dechance Pamela Banville Dymczynski Frieda Karl Goodrich Virginia Hall-Apicella Kathleen Kelly Hennessy Claire-Marie Heesacker Kahn

Elizabeth Maltby Marita Sommar Osborne Louisa Pesce Barbara Dore Russell Kathleen Bradley Williams Tina Tenaglia Zeltmann DONOR Jane DuBois Una Owens Flynn Maryellen Mathews Judith O'Mara Nash Joan M. Vogelle

1971

Donors: 53 Total Contributed: $34,142 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Patricia Halpin Albo Noreen Doyle CASTLE SOCIETY Florence DiStasi Blyskal Regina Thonus Dowd Mary E. Mulhearn Margaret Mancuso Quigley Anne M. Strianese Kathleen Brocks Whiteside TOPAZ CIRCLE Loretta Buk Elledge Maryann Boylan Johnston Eileen Higgins McHugh Louise Bennett Nee Natalie Caldwell Trump LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Rosalba Corrado Del Vecchio Margaret Forte Flanders Barbara E. McMurray Veronica Conroy O'Connor WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Anonymous Mary Ann Scerbo Caproni Anna Scaccia Chielli Margaret Morano Condon Shan Murphy Cyr Carol Grieser Fischer Dierdre Flynn Betsy Gordon Gorski Jane Harney Hennesey Coralee Goodnough Johnson Mary Alice Nolan Joss Lorraine Schlopper Kelly Mary Anne Damianos Kelly Claire McCormack Lauren McCoy Mary Bogaard McManus Mary Anne Durand Murphy Joan Quinn Margaret Burns Reizes Marilyn Winter Ringo Mary Sweeney Shea Felicita Sola-Carter Margaret Magdalenski Tringali Mary Elizabeth Farnam Vincent Geraldine M. Voelkel

Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. † Indicates deceased.

DONOR Laura Guerriero Banavich Alexis Paschenko Barron Linda Catalano Linda De Maio Collins Donna Civitano Finegan Joan Gagan Katharine Ruckel Mase Patricia K. McPhillips Marguerite Nevadunsky Neenan Christine Pisani Linda Hearn Steeger

1972

Donors: 36 Total Contributed: $72,838 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Noreen M. Culhane SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Kathleen Rubsam Muleski Susan L. Whitney FOUNDERS GUILD Lois A. Gassmann CASTLE SOCIETY Jeannine Mally Glazewski Marianne Paulsen TOPAZ CIRCLE Ellen Ryan Simmons Catherine A. Tucker LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Catherine Gonzalez Garvey Leeanne Landry Kelly Jean O'Brien Livingston Sharon Tenzyk McNamara V. Andrea Parodi Marybeth MacDonald Preisel Patrice Geary Tiffany Kathleen Wynne Walzer WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Jeanne McGuirk Beltran Maria Boccardi Bodkin Patricia Rogers Bouchard Mary Fleming Courtney Ellen Tobin Jackson Kathleen Silder Keaney Irene Castaldo Libby Maria Richter Lindsay Marilyn Fitzpatrick Marron Karen Malecki McCarney Dorothy Coyle Meighan Loretta J. Neuhaus Eileen Sauer Kathleen Reddy Walsh Barbara Hughes Wekerle DONOR Beverly Belus Doreen Cavallo Ferrara Kathleen E. Healy Lenore E. Maroney Kathleen Keegan Rumley

1973

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Donors: 31 Total Contributed: $27,945 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Joan M. Squires BAYLEY CIRCLE Cristine Moynihan Barr CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret E. Gordon Margaret Gallagher McCarthy Margaret A. Reedy Sharon Sager TOPAZ CIRCLE Kathleen Pigott Flahive LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Kathleen Lawrence Duffy Carol Walter Flanagan Margaret Healion Jordan Joan De May Meagher Ellen Carter Pitel Kathleen M. Russell WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Sharon Donovan Gracemary Monaco Hagan Janice Lazzaro Herlihy April Poltorak Holmes Janet E. Lokay Maureen Casey Lundy Denise Parrott McDonough Patricia M. Miney Joanne Mirenda Maureen Scarry Moscato Deborah Ford Neuhaus Bernadette T. Stewart Anesta Maquishon Vannoy-Kwame DONOR Anne Hekl Clark Susan Eddy Guerra Regina Miro Hoover Peri De Meo Karkheck Elizabeth Provost

1974

Donors: 50 Total Contributed: $51,668 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Kathleen P. Butler Karen Kopera McCall BAYLEY CIRCLE Mary Lee Perillo Danaher CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Farrelly Broderick Georgette Newman Conroy Regina Connor DeFrancisco Judy Beeler Eckels Kathleen Doyle Hunt Vera Endres Zapata TOPAZ CIRCLE Ellen Speth Cacciapaglia Sharon E. Minder

Athletics and sporting activities offer additional leadership and team-building opportunities for our students. More than 300 students participate in the College’s NCAA programs and a larger number engage in intramural sports. The Peter J. Sharp Athletic and Recreation Center opened in 2009, housing a dualpurpose wrestling room and dance studio, NCAA regulation gymnasium, and an upgraded fitness center featuring state-of-the-art training equipment.

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Nancy Brocks Bruckmann Judith McKeith Kerns Marta Diorio McKenna Elizabeth Dellorso O'Neill Mary Ryan Morris Elizabeth Doyle Terranova WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Jane Morath Atwell Catherine DiCarlo Beach Jane Nobes Brennan Mary Walsh Brown Virginia Brander Dowd Mary Jo Doody Dunleavy Irene Read Fall Teresa Mercurio Furnari Teresa K. Gill Mary McHale Gotimer Rosemary Derosa Hays Catherine Donohue Hickey Kathleen Moore Hudson Robin Guizzetti Jeffers Linda Acquavella Kristian Celine Perea Kathryn Beck Remsen Margaret Sheridan Rupnick Katherine Schmahl Kathryn Swintek Laura Ann Watson DONOR Valerie Shine Augenthaler Cheryl Malcolm Borrelli Margaret Crinigan Connors Eve Miller Cox Maria Batista Cuebas Katherine Bird Ford Kathleen O'Connor Lauro

Elizabeth Seton Society $25,000+ | Saint Vincent’s Leaders $10,000 - $24,999 | Bayley Circle $5,000 - $9,999 Founders Guild $2,500 - $4,999 | Castle Society $1,000 - $2,499 | Topaz Circle $500 - $999 Louise de Marillac Society $250 - $499 | White and Gold Club $100 - $249

Mary Ann O'Donnell Lynch Marilyn Fina Pinghera Maura Quinn Pniewski Gregoria Torchia Whitman Virginia C. Wiley

1975

Donors: 20 Total Contributed: $106,044 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Rosemary T. Berkery BAYLEY CIRCLE Mary Beth Malone CASTLE SOCIETY Christine L. Reilly TOPAZ CIRCLE Kathleen Dalton Margretta Diemer Lucia M. Sin LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Carol Moran Frohlinger Pamela Skrobala Jantzen Ann Marie Miller O'Brien Margaret Bastable Parker Ann O'Rourke Romanovsky WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Marianne Fenzel Colette Gallagher Pesce Marybeth Magin Reutemann Maureen Rowland Marie Thomas Barbara Young Zuccaro

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ALUMNAE/I DONOR Elizabeth Doyle Kennedy Justine McLoughlin Maria Hidalgo Roque

1976

Donors: 14 Total Contributed: $9,050 BAYLEY CIRCLE Elizabeth Barnett Carlucci TOPAZ CIRCLE Eugenia Zitis Johnson Virginia Marshall Lynch Jeanne McLaughlin Potter LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Marion Loftus Juliane DeLeo Naclerio WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Barbara A. Casazza JoAnne Maher Courage Virginia Giersch Holton Marilyn Jones McMahon Gloria Brewer Rogers Elizabeth Walton York DONOR Marie Hubertus Coffey Mary Siegrist Ryan

1977

Donors: 14 Total Contributed: $9,315 BAYLEY CIRCLE Rosemary Ryan Tarangioli CASTLE SOCIETY Ann Folk Kurinskas TOPAZ CIRCLE Joanne R. Guerriero Dorothy Estabrook Kovak Josephine F. Valente WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Ellen Ambrose-Del Colle Maryellen Flynn Cancellieri Susan Muller Dyer Marie Mitarotondo Victoria Lickers Mitchell Barbara Smith Swenson Anne Navins Zagar DONOR Rachelle P. Cotugno Maureen C. Migliorini

1978

Donors: 16 Total Contributed: $47,450 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Maureen A. Henegan

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BAYLEY CIRCLE Ann Maher Barlow Margaret Mullooly Hannan

1980

1981

CASTLE SOCIETY Patricia Corvi Widmer

SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki

SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Joan D. Walsh

TOPAZ CIRCLE Yvonne Carcione Connors Mary Guarracini Regina Scheer Mreczko Helen Synan Walsh

CASTLE SOCIETY Marguerite Engels McHale Coleen Ceriello Mehary Kathleen M. O'Brien Margaret Trainor O'Malley Kathleen Gordon Ronan

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Angela Lijoi Gunn Joan Pryde

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Doriana R. Fontanella WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Susan Fugazy Behrendt Rossella Brevetti Sally Curran Joan Rachis Hermann Catherine Labiak Maher DONOR Kathleen Dolan Rosalie D. Flynn

1979

Donors: 26 Total Contributed: $12,540 FOUNDERS GUILD Matthew Arduino CASTLE SOCIETY Jane Flynn Burke Anne L. Clark Sharon Gaffney Horan

Donors: 20 Total Contributed: $19,776

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Leslie Hogan Alicia McLaughlin Mulvena WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Margaret Ambrose Donna Schaefer Correale Barbara Acerno Debold Kathleen Flood Barbara Upton Gomez Susan M. Hickson Janet Blose Kasbohm Angela Natale-Ryan Barbara Hart Simone DONOR Annette Palmieri Limbeck Kathleen Corcoran Schmidt Beverly Deangelis-Good Whalen

Donors: 7 Total Contributed: $6,115

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Lana Como Mary Eugene E. Dupper Mary Philips Nash DONOR Patrick J. Bonner

1982

Donors: 18 Total Contributed: $65,892 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY John F. Caruso SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Susan Chiaviello DiDonato FOUNDERS GUILD Leslie Simpson Hille CASTLE SOCIETY Kathleen Timothy Pastina

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TOPAZ CIRCLE Rosemary Ligabo Cona Denise Marcello Curran Patricia Griffin Gower Judith Hard Janet Guizzetti Mallon LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Maureen Malone Connelly Jane Calabrese Duggan Catherine Neforos Kenny Celine A. Kerwin WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rose Campbell Natasha A. Court Maria Januzzi Cunningham Marie Kaiser Carol M. Kerler Linda Dillon MacKiw Jeanne Marie Ehrhardt Martori Cecilia McGovern Margaret Canedo Ryan DONOR Jeanne Skowronski Arturi Sheila Lynch Driscoll Katherine DeRose Garzillo Ellen Helfenstein Zafonte

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In 2014, the campus’ first NCAA regulation athletic field was completed. Situated on the banks of the Hudson River, Marillac Field offers breathtaking views of Manhattan and the Palisades, providing an unrivaled setting for competition. And in an effort to give more athletic teams home field advantage, the College partnered with the City of Yonkers to purchase and completely overhaul the softball and baseball diamonds at Fay Field. Adjacent to campus, Fay Field is expected to open for the upcoming spring season.

Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. † Indicates deceased.

TOPAZ CIRCLE Lois Bezold Doyle Thomas Doyle Giovanna Russo LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Marilyn Loh Collado Eileen Conde WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Eileen Kearns Daly Donna Turkett Hart-Becker Patricia Posluszny Dorothy A. Wade DONOR Barbara Strange Goldfluss Uta Gore Regina Corcoran McLeod Mary Jane McGrath Namazi Edward Thomas

1983

Donors: 27 Total Contributed: $28,535 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Gerald DiDonato FOUNDERS GUILD Donna Murphy Maresca Deirdre O'Connor CASTLE SOCIETY Janet Piscitelli LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Eileen McManus Kennedy Eileen Ceriello Labiak Joseph Molinatti WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Sandra Picone Anblard Grace Dorrian Balter Reenie Debold Donovan Catherine Ryan Horan Karen Philips Kennedy Moira Merrigan Kiernan Mary Ellen Doherty McGowan Marnell I. McNamara Patricia M. Morris Mary-Jean Maddia Parillo Diane Rush Roberts Lisa Cella Sohonyay Kerin Gibbons Wolsiefer DONOR Mary Morley Brunetti Julie Keany Hodorowski Mary Kelliher Mary Capozzi Lundgren Mark A. Malcolm Mary Brady Shortell Ellen Ernenwein Turner

1984

Donors: 22 Total Contributed: $9,555 BAYLEY CIRCLE Doreen Donohue

CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Cook-Bronner

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TOPAZ CIRCLE Maria T. Vullo LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Margaret Gregory Doyle Lori Creighton Morini Elizabeth Hengeveld Pugh WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Marie Scully Cantwell Frances Nolan Crotty Rosemary McBride Giovinazzo Cheryl Dunn McCarthy Patricia McElroy-Charno Margaret Grant Platt Nancy Pristash Teresa Moriarty Rockensies Karen Santucci Lynn Trepicchio Jean M. Wilson Geraldine Pope Young DONOR Claudia Papa Cacace Mary Gilmore Hayes Susan Vogt Lehnes Cynthia Richetti Leonard

1985

Donors: 8 Total Contributed: $1,885 CASTLE SOCIETY Patricia Liberatore Hogan LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Susan Daiuto Cosentino Barbara Cronin-LaPerche WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Joanne Billott Diane Anobile Tuffey DONOR Jeanne Speirs Marmion Virginia Davis Wilson McLauchlin Maureen Dollard Smith

Service is not extracurricular activity at the Mount—it’s an essential component of the College’s mission. Students complete over 10,000 hours of service annually and have been recognized as one of the leading providers of volunteer service by the NYC Mayor’s Office. That effort has been expanded in part by the Seton Service and Leadership Program, which provides full room and board scholarships to students with high academic profiles who have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to community service. Recipients further that commitment at the Mount by coordinating service projects and reflection opportunities. Created through the sponsorship of the Sisters of Charity, the College is now building a permanent endowment to support the program.

DONOR Margaret Yenches Brady Mary Gregory Karen Zehnter Karadenes Anne Denise Percudani McInnis

1988

1990

Donors: 6 Total Contributed: $8,900 BAYLEY CIRCLE Eileen Spear

1986

Donors: 4 Total Contributed: $390

TOPAZ CIRCLE Catherine Mazzola

CASTLE SOCIETY Karyn Iadarola Iannaccone

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Gina Gargiulo Susan A. Penza Deborah Troop

TOPAZ CIRCLE Beth A. Callan

DONOR Mary C. McMorrow

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Sarahann Rooney Huvane Katherine Kane-O'Connor Tiffany Lamour Nouss Maura O'Hagan Olivo

1987

1989

Donors: 2 Total Contributed: $1,500

Donors: 9 Total Contributed: $1,699

Donors: 3 Total Contributed: $175

CASTLE SOCIETY Karen Boykin-Towns

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Lonnie Ann Hammill Rooney

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rosemary Little Fraterrigo Kathleen Kelly-Dorrian Petrina Palazzo Jill Hanrahan Rice

DONOR Carol-Ann Milazzo-Kiedaisch Theresa Dooley Needham

Elizabeth Seton Society $25,000+ | Saint Vincent’s Leaders $10,000 - $24,999 | Bayley Circle $5,000 - $9,999 Founders Guild $2,500 - $4,999 | Castle Society $1,000 - $2,499 | Topaz Circle $500 - $999 Louise de Marillac Society $250 - $499 | White and Gold Club $100 - $249

1991

Donors: 2 Total Contributed: $1,025 CASTLE SOCIETY Jacqueline Kocur Babyak DONOR Bruno Pellegrini

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The Mentors Program pairs students with accomplished alumnae/i, trustees, and friends of the College to help undergraduates channel their passions and talents toward successful, fulfilling professional lives. Established in 2011, the program provides students the opportunity to integrate the habits of mind that they have developed in their academic studies into their career development.

Students’ relationships with their mentors allow them to see the implications of their college education beyond the classroom.

ANNUAL FUND TOTAL

$1,101,307 $747,610 president’s associates giving

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ALUMNAE/I 1992

1996

Donors: 4 Total Contributed: $570

Donors: 3 Total Contributed: $700

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Kathleen Campbell

2000

2004

TOPAZ CIRCLE Theresa O’Hagan

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Jude De Los Reyes

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Carin Bonifacino

DONOR Marcella Mahon Theresa Valentino Spina

DONOR Tina Kaljevic

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Marion Hall Nelly Mercedes Georgina Brizuela Segaric Divine Tabios

DONOR Jennifer M. Crisp Debbie Mitchell Keeys

1997

Donors: 5 Total Contributed: $1,685

1993

Donors: 4 Total Contributed: $325 WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Regina Mooney Breslin Kathleen Petrie Kelly Joseph Sgammato DONOR Claudine Derrien-Connors

1994

Donors: 4 Total Contributed: $775 LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Dorothy Cummings WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Elizabeth Ryan Catalano Teresa Orandello DONOR Joan Sheehan Coyle

1995

Donors: 3 Total Contributed: $170 WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Elizabeth Corbett

Donors: 4 Total Contributed: $340 LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Patricia A. Cekoric DONOR Kathleen Egan Bonner Cheryle Sloane Calandra MaryGrace Gallina-Morales

1998

Donors: 1 Total Contributed: $100 WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Edward DeGiacomo

1999

Donors: 2 Total Contributed: $250

2001

DONOR Concetta Caruso Cherie Ferreira Jacobs

CASTLE SOCIETY Oswaldo A. Luciano

2005

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Walter G. Capece WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Anne Nunziato-Ghobashy Geraldine Smith Alison M. Tapia

2002

Donors: 2 Total Contributed: $120 WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Michael Giancola

Donors: 6 Total Contributed: $5,295

DONOR Thomas Murphy

BAYLEY CIRCLE James R. Nitzkorski

2003

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Julie Commane DONOR Ellen Carlin Bridget Maybury Peggy Michlik Dawn Tyrrell

Donors: 6 Total Contributed: $620

Donors: 4 Total Contributed: $825 LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Kelvin Gentles Arlene Pearson WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Catherine Schmidt Sternberg DONOR Aicila Barksdale

2006

Donors: 5 Total Contributed: $725 LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Adrianne Grant Erica Donato Gentles

Donors: 4 Total Contributed: $210

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Irene Enamorado

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Amitia Bachan

DONOR James Mooney Rosa Santelli

DONOR Aaron Gillego Veronica Phillips McDuffie Ana Rosario

DONOR Theresa Fenwick Ann Marie Sprague

2007

Donors: 1 Total Contributed: $50 DONOR Olubanke Apata

EDUCATING THE WHOLE PERSON City culture is deeply integrated into life on campus. Our inclusive community and proximity to Manhattan are all part of a Mount education. Students are just minutes away from museums, theaters, restaurants, the Empire State Building, the United Nations, Times Square, Madison Square Garden, the Met, Wall Street, and much more. And with access to the best internships and job placements throughout NYC, it’s no surprise Mount students thrive in this globally influential, cultural, and economic capital—it’s where they learn and explore.

Elizabeth Seton Society $25,000+ | Saint Vincent’s Leaders $10,000 - $24,999 | Bayley Circle $5,000 - $9,999 Founders Guild $2,500 - $4,999 | Castle Society $1,000 - $2,499 | Topaz Circle $500 - $999 Louise de Marillac Society $250 - $499 | White and Gold Club $100 - $249

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CLASS GIVING TO ALL FUNDS TOP REUNION CLASSES

BY DOLLARS* Class of 1969 $116,720 Class of 1974 $52,377 Class of 1954 $40,745 Class of 1979 $20,000 Class of 1964 $15,109 TOP REUNION CLASSES

BY PARTICIPATION* Class of 1959 45.9% Class of 1954 41.8% Class of 1969 33.7% Class of 1964 26.4% Class of 1974 21.6% TOP NON-REUNION CLASSES

BY DOLLARS Class of 1955 $262,290 Class of 1975 $106,677 Class of 1965 $93,970 Class of 1970 $90,359 Class of 1972 $72,838 TOP NON-REUNION CLASSES

BY PARTICIPATION Class of 1965 47.3% Class of 1955 37.5% Class of 1968 36.4% Class of 1963 34.8% Class of 1957 32.9% *Reflects gifts made between July 1, 2018 and October 20, 2019

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WE ARE PROUD TO ACKNOWLEDGE the support of the donors who are part of our prestigious GOLD society, which recognizes graduates of the last decade. GOLD aims to keep recent alumnae/i engaged in life at the College as they build a foundation for successful careers and lives of service.

2009

2014

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rita Stathis

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Anonymous

DONOR Christina Gonzalez-Aguirre Caroline Lee

DONOR Katherine Francisco Taylor Moore Lydia Nyarko Christman Perera

Donors: 3 Total Contributed: $185

2010

Donors: 1 Total Contributed: $40 DONOR Jorge Luna

2011

Donors: 5 Total Contributed: $365 WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Karen Doyle Matthew Klingbeil Michael P. Quinn DONOR Chad Chaturvedi Luis Gomez

2012

Donors: 5 Total Contributed: $1,670 CASTLE SOCIETY Lawrence Caputo LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Leah Munch Michael Sin DONOR Kristen Conti Veronica Matta

2013

Donors: 2 Total Contributed: $145

Donors: 5 Total Contributed: $290

2015

Donors: 1 Total Contributed: $24 DONOR Darryl Valdez

2016

Donors: 5 Total Contributed: $237 WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Erika Pichardo DONOR Cynthia Finneran Bryan Roman Bryan Ruiz Victor Vasquez

2018

Donors: 5 Total Contributed: $604 LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Owen Smith WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Nicole Quaranto DONOR Maija Dizon Jaclyn R. Hahn Matthew Sowah

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Kristin Yanniello DONOR Stacey Cabezas

Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. †Indicates deceased.

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The College’s programs are exceptional in large part to a remarkably talented and uniquely devoted faculty. The exchange of ideas and information between students and faculty is at the core of the College.

While significantly increasing enrollment, the College has preserved the personal, close-knit relationships between students and faculty. The full-time faculty has increased accordingly to maintain a student to faculty ratio of 13:1, with an average class size of under 20 students. As New York Times columnist Frank Bruni observed when visiting campus, our faculty “really know” our students and are determined to “guide them to the professional lives that they [crave].”

Recruiting and retaining exemplary faculty is essential. The College has worked to raise salaries above the 70th percentile nationally and has continued to hire exceptionally well. Additionally, improved opportunities have been created to support faculty engagement in scholarship that enriches the academic programs of the College, including increasing the number of sabbaticals awarded from one to five a year and increasing funding for faculty who present original work at national conferences.

Mount Saint Vincent’s first three endowed professorships—the Jean Ames DeNunzio Chair for Faculty Excellence, the Sisters of Charity 200th Anniversary Chair, and the Ad Lux Chair—also support the retention of exceptional faculty. In announcing the professorships in 2017, Dr. Flynn said: “Endowments allow the College to recognize exemplary scholarship and unparalleled dedication. Equally significant is the effect these endowments will have on faculty compensation across the board. By raising the standard, we are shining a spotlight on the Mount’s exceptional record of teacher excellence.”

The last two decades have been revolutionary in terms of learning technologies and the College has strived to keep pace, extensively improving information technology systems. The College has created 15 computer laboratories across the campus—including those in the Stephen J. Maloney Center on the ground floor of the Elizabeth Seton Library, specialized labs supporting our arts and communication programs, and the Business Trading and Research Center in Founders Hall. Collectively, more than 300 public access machines are available. Additionally, smart classrooms dominate the College’s instructional spaces and our library collection is mostly electronic, making essential resources available to students 24 hours a day.

Academic programs have also been enriched by new and revitalized instructional spaces. Maryvale Hall was remodeled and expanded in 2005 to house what is now known as the Division of Communication, Art, and Media. Both the exterior and interior of the building were renovated to include smart-equipped classrooms and art spaces, offices for professors, and cutting-edge television, radio, and editing media studios. An extension was completed in 2013 to include a new ceramics studio. Later in 2017, in response to the growing demand for courses in the fine arts, the College transformed space in Rosary Hall to house printmaking and sculpting studios. The announcement of a re-launched Fine Arts major called upon Mount Saint Vincent to integrate its academic resources on campus with the cultural opportunities of New York City. And with the rise of social media and other networking platforms, there was an indisputable need for newly-designed creative spaces for broadcasting and media development, with those studios being renovated in 2018.

In one of the most ambitious projects in College history, the Science Hall has been completely modernized through four phases of renovation. As careers in STEM fields skyrocketed over the past decade, Mount Saint Vincent knew that updating its natural science facilities was essential.

In order to respond to the growing curiosity of students in science, renovations to the Science Hall created 10 state-of-the-art laboratories for students and faculty in biology, chemistry, and biochemistry, providing

the space and safety that is essential for student and faculty research, as well as scientific experimentation. The laboratories allow students to apply theory and method, while developing expertise with advanced technologies they will utilize through their careers. The $11 million project also updated classroom spaces and expanded study areas for students, renovated bathrooms, and provided cosmetic upgrades, including new ceilings, windows, doors, and a new climate control system.

Aquino Hall, currently under construction with a planned opening in August 2020, will house 19,144-square-feet of new technologically advanced nursing simulation laboratories. The new facility will support the latest and best practices for training nursing professionals. Employing instructional technologies—including patient simulators, live-action simulation, and observation areas—the laboratories will allow students to master the essential skills for several nursing specializations: clinical assessment, adult/primary care, pediatric, maternity, and community health nursing. The top three stories of Aquino Hall will provide suite-style housing for Mount juniors and seniors.

The work students and faculty engage in is complemented by a diversified collection of co-curricular programs. The Oxley Center for Academic Advisement and Career Education has transformed career development from an office that students are encouraged to seek out, to an integral part of their experience, allowing students to explore passions, search for opportunities in and outside the classroom, and refine skills over the course of their four-year program. The Center for Undergraduate Research sponsors and assists students developing original research and scholarship across the College. The Center is interdisciplinary and students learn qualitative and scientific methods along the entire spectrum, from conception to measurement to analysis. Their work is driven by their own ideas and passions and held up for public inspection.

The culmination of these factors is impressive and the College is recognized nationally as a leader for it. A 2017 study ranked us third in the nation in social mobility among 578 selective public and private colleges and universities. The ranking confirms that the College opens worlds of high-quality opportunity to students without regard to family means. It also celebrates our students and the accomplishments of our alumnae/i.

Construction of Aquino Hall—named in honor of one of the Mount’s most illustrious and influential alumnae, Corazon C. Aquino ’53—is expected to be completed in time for the start of the 2020-2021 academic year. The finished building will be dual purpose: the top three floors will provide housing for over 120 students and the lower two floors will house more than 19,000-square-feet of nursing simulation laboratories, supporting the latest and best practices for training nursing professionals.

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CENTENNIAL SOCIETY WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE our Centennial Society donors—alumnae/i and friends who have made long-range or planned gifts to the College. Such gifts include bequests, life insurance, appreciated securities, retirement funds, charitable gift annuities, and personal property.

Anonymous (15) Patricia Halpin Albo ’71 and James Albo Mary Millard Alcock ’38† Mary McIntyre Anderson ’62 Marguerite O’Rourke Arbituski ’65 and Benedict Arbituski Shirley Merrick Ardsley ’43† Eileen O’Rourke Armstrong ’46† Colette F. Atkins Jane Weibrecht Audrey-Neuhauser ’65 Marion Goepfert Baker ’34† Cecilia Favorini Balog ’66 Barbara A. Battalino ’66† Rosemary T. Berkery ’75 Martha E. Bernard† Luise F. Bethencourt ’62 Helen Lee Binschoff ’23† Jesse D. Boehret† Evelyn May Brady ’28† Frances Conlon Breeding ’32† Anna C. Brennan ’29† Mary Zambetti Brimo ’33† Elizabeth R. Brown ’68 Kathleen P. Butler ’74 Adele Range Byrne ’60 Gabrielle Leboeuf Caffee ’25† Helen Rouge Carey ’55 Anne Doyle Carpenter ’66 Mary Pence Cavell ’49† Katherine M. Christie ’59 Mary A. Christie ’60 Gail Vance Civille ’65 Anita M. Clausen ’32† Helen Higgins Clausen ’48 Jane Bianco Clunie ’74 Kathryn A. Collins ’56 Anne B. Comiskey ’46† Cristóbal Conde Margaret Mitty Conroy ’49† Rita C. Conyers ’69 Teresa P. Cooper ’59 Noreen M. Culhane ’72 Betty Cahill Cummings ’52† Helen Stafford Curry ’35 Jeanne Van Wyck Curtis ’42† Eleanor Daley ’44† Fayne McGrath Daniels ’52 Margaret L. Decker ’43† Mildred Harrington Deevy ’29† Rosalba Corrado Del Vecchio ’71 Rita V. Delapp ’44†

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Gloria DeMarco ’48† Francine Loud Dennis ’92 Catherine R. DeRoberts ’44† Anarita Welcke Devlin ’31† Kathleen Devlin ’26† Edith Kearney DeWald ’33† Joan Mullaly DeYoung ’65 and Robert DeYoung Paulette Hamway Didato ’52 Robert E. Dillon† Marie C. Diorio ’56† Angela M. Donovan ’65 Joan E. Donovan ’48 Kathryn Swintek Dorra ’74 Andrea C. Drake ’60 Kathleen Barry Dublirer ’57† Cornelia Hamill Duffy ’65 Edmund C. Duffy† Eileen Joyce Dullmeyer ’51 Carol Anne Dupraz ’61† Helen Delehanty Dyer ’28† Margaret Markey Evans ’44† Maureen L. Evans ’58 Mary Farrell ’30† Rita Martin Fass ’41† Martha E. Fedorko ’56† Juliet Ludford Fenlon ’27† Aileen Lally Ferguson ’46† Isabel Ferrara ’49† Rita Nowicki Fish ’42† Eleanor W. Fitzgerald† Helen Desmond Fitzpatrick ’33† James A. Fitzpatrick† Ethel J. Flanagan† Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Dorothy M. Flynn ’36† Doriana R. Fontanella ’78 Marilyn Blake Foster ’54 Kathleen Whelan Frame ’40† Elena J. Frevola ’43† Elizabeth H. Fuller† Marilyn McLaughlin Fulner ’51 Mary C. Galligan ’43† Margaret J. Gallon ’45† Veronica P. Garvey ’43† Eleanor K. Gauthier ’57† Mary I. Gaynor ’34† Lucretia Stamm Gilhooly ’42† Jeannine Mally Glazewski ’72 Jean Boyle Gooding ’62 Claire-Anne Gray ’69 Ellen Riesz Green ’69 Richard Guerin†

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Joanne R. Guerriero ’77 Mary Slaker Haas ’62 Noreen J. Haggerty ’49† Dorothy Clark Hald ’32† James E. Haley† and Nancy Haley Sandra Doyle Hamilton ’59 Adelaide Hannan ’47† Marian Francis Harriott, S.C. ’49† Margaret M. Hart ’33† Steven M. Hayes Mary Cahill Heap ’36† Barbara Heiden† Linda L. Heimerdinger ’64 Ann Selinger Henegan ’49 Marie Herrmann† Florence Riordan Hess ’70 Mary O’Grady Higgins ’42† Anne Marlborough Horan ’51 Barbara Hillman Horgan ’61 Jane M. Horning ’54† Gail C. Horsting and John V. Horsting Alice M. Kearney ’40† Bernadette M. Keegan ’34† Adelaide Martin Keetz ’52† Rita Cogozzo Kelk ’36† Josephine A. Keller ’40† Helen Hanrahan Kelly ’45 Marion H. Kelly ’43† Mary Turcotte Kelly ’45† Joan M. Kennedy ’48 Rita J. Kennedy ’31† Carol Dalmasso Keyloun ’60 Susan Butler Kilby ’69 and Roy Kilby Shirley Pence Kilkenny ’42† Joan E. Kinlan ’65 Eleanor Shoughrue Kling ’30† Catherine Forte Lanza ’69 Sylvia Repetto Larkin ’44 Marie Mulligan Lauria ’56 Nora Maguire Lawlor ’32† Beatrice Chao Lee ’54 Leona L. Leo ’63 Sarah Purcell Leonard ’24† Jane T. Linehan† Patricia Mecking Liptrot ’52† Mary F. Liston ’44† Mary Anne Grothe Litell ’68 Georgette Meehan Livingston ’32† Virginia A. LiVolsi ’65 Rita M. Long ’34† Helen O’Brien Longino ’40† Alice J. Longman ’51

Jean Capestro Loubriel ’53† Marguerite Lowell ’48† Margaret McCloskey Lynch ’29† Kathleen A. Maccio ’70† Sheila Gleeson MacDonald ’39† Joan Backer Maddy ’50 Kathryn Callahan Magaziner ’38† Josephine C. Mahon ’40† Margaret F. Mahon ’65 Loretta Arfi Malaspina ’63 Michelle A. Mally ’70 Mary Beth Malone ’75 Elizabeth M. Maloney ’35† Marie Koch Manning ’54 Dorothy Niewenhous Marsh ’39† Catherine P. Martin ’46† Dale Avella Masi ’51 Elizabeth M. McCloskey ’34† Marie Marshall McConnell ’33† Catherine E. McDermott ’61† Angelina Nigro McElroy ’40† Agnes Schindler McGarrity ’30† Mary C. McGinley ’55 Ann Marie McGoldrick† Helen Heap McGuire ’61 Bernadette A. McKay† Helen McLaughlin Kathryn Pitkiewicz McLaughlin ’59 Priscilla Mullins McNamara ’60 Virginia Duffy McNamara ’36† Bernardine McNeany ’38† Muriel McNevins ’33† Cordelia Orlando Merolla ’38† Dorothy Mullins Meyer ’61 Victoria Lickers Mitchell ’77 Virginia Connolly Mitty ’40† Marilyn J. Molter ’66† Kathleen Rubsam Muleski ’72 Donna M. Murphy ’57 Jeanette Ferris Nassour ’47† Vivian Hunter Nelson ’39† Astrid Richie O’Brien ’56† and Robert C. O’Brien Beatrice O’Brien ’38† Mary Brady O’Brien ’33† Sheila O’Brien ’39† Eleanor O’Connell ’37† Claire Sullivan O’Keeffe ’25† Margaret O’Neill ’29† Margaret Dooley O’Neill ’27† Theresa O’Neill ’29† Geraldine Motta Oxley ’51† Barbara A. Patocka ’68

† Indicates deceased.

Marianne Paulsen ’72 Helen E. Peixotto ’34† Dahlia Napolitano Penachio ’58 Joanne Mullaney Pieper ’68 Otillia Cancellieri Porcell ’33† Concetta Portaro† Jane Tully Porter ’43† Virginia Curran Rederer ’55 Anna Murphy Reid ’48† Anne O’Rourke Reid ’32† Catherine F. Reid ’28† Patricia O’Malley Reilly ’59† Barbara Cahill Rendich ’59 Catherine Harrington Ripple ’32† Elizabeth J. Rock ’46 Marie Devincenzo Ross ’58 Charlotte Aufenanger Ryan ’45†

Kathryn Glennon Ryan ’51† Mary Ellen O’Kane Ryan ’57 June E. Saal ’46† Valerie C. Scanlon ’68 Louis C. Schimoler† Gertrude A. Schlachter ’35† Alfred R. Schor ’08 Mary Alice Becker Searles ’66 Margaret O’Connell Selinger ’48† Susana Simpson† Roberta Raymond Slonim ’53 Rita Smyth ’33† Mary Brennan Speicher ’30† Kathryn Shaker Sperrazzo ’48† Mary Stapleton ’26†

Peggy A. Steffann ’65 Agnes Seifert Steinberg ’23† Marie Rotondi Straton ’45 Georgia A. Strong ’56 Anne Dolan Suplee ’38† Rosemary Ryan Tarangioli ’77 Barbara Theobald ’45† Mary A. Thiesing ’78 Marie D. Thomas ’75 Eileen Tobin ’39† Jeanne Havender Tobin ’54 Gertrude Ryan Tyrrell ’32† Antoinette Smith Walker ’37† Catherine A. Walsh† Elizabeth F. Walsh ’43† Joan Klintworth Walsh ’49 Mary O’Dare Walsh ’47†

Anna C. Weber ’34† Katherine Canavan Weber ’39† Edna Fitzgerald Weigandt ’37† Susan L. Whitney ’72 Ann Woodford† Mary Beth Colligan Woods ’69 Teresa M. Wright ’63† Joanne Marona Wuest ’51 Geraldine E. Young† Deborah Lamb Ziegler ’68 and Richard Ziegler Patricia Connelly Zorka ’68

SUSTAINING THE MISSION THE VALUE OF THE COLLEGE’S ASSETS HAS INCREASED from $25.2 million in 2000 to $98.8 million in 2018, strengthening the infrastructure and resources Mount Saint Vincent requires to sustain its work.

Preserving our beautiful, landmarked campus has been an essential part of this effort. Years of deferred maintenance costs have been addressed, with millions of dollars’ worth of improvements to roads, sidewalks, retaining walls, drainage, campus lighting, and HVAC systems. Additionally, work has been completed to equip our historic Founders Hall to serve a growing student population. Space planning has allowed the building to be better utilized—instructional spaces fill the center section of the building with the offices moved to the north and south wings. Many upgrades were completed on the first floor, including the renovation of conference rooms, the redesign of Benedict's Hall into a programmable space, and the transformation of “Mag’s Kitchen” into a grab-andgo style food service location.

New paint and flooring refreshed classrooms and administrative spaces, and outdated plumbing and heating systems were replaced.

The renovation of Founders Hall is most recently evident in the Business Trading and Research Center, nursing laboratory suites, the creation of the Fishlinger Center for Public Policy Research, and the refurbishment of the Chapel of the

Immaculate Conception—a project completed through the joint efforts of both Mount Saint Vincent and the Sisters of Charity of New York.

Maintenance and construction of new campus facilities has not been the only efficiency upgrade at Mount Saint Vincent over the past 20 years. Sustainability measures on campus have helped reduce the College’s carbon footprint and subsidize energy costs. In 2016, the College installed 1,400 solar panels in Villa Parking Lot, and prior to the introduction of solar power to the campus, most of the College’s major buildings completed oil-to-gas conversions. The new solar farm over Villa Parking Lot has reduced energy costs by 10 percent per year. Additionally, through an environmentally conscious approach, lighting in most campus buildings and outdoor lamps were switched to LED lighting, increasing the lifespan of a single bulb by over 50,000 hours. These upgrades earned Mount Saint Vincent recognition as a leader in green initiatives—a reputation that will be further enhanced through a new campus-wide effort. The project will lower the College’s carbon footprint and generate up to $85,000 in savings, rebates, and incentives per year for the next 15 years—yielding over $1 million in capital funding to be reinvested in further campus improvements. The plan will facilitate the installation of air conditioning in the Elizabeth Seton Library and the Science

Hall, upgrades to the heating and ventilation systems in Mastronardi Hall, and the placement of solar panels on the roof of the Elizabeth Seton Library.

The centerpiece of the new energyefficient initiative is a Combined Heat and Power (CHP) system, also known as a cogeneration energy generator. Cogeneration merges the production of usable heat and electricity into a single process that can substantially reduce carbon emissions while lowering energy costs by improving efficiency and reducing waste. “The cogeneration unit burns natural gas, and the byproducts create both cooling and supplementary heating for the library and science buildings,” said Kevin DeGroat, Vice President for Operations. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, a typical combustion system operates at about 40-50 percent efficiency, while cogeneration systems can be up to 80 percent efficient. It reduces carbon emissions, greenhouse gases, and other air pollutants, thus contributing to sustainability goals.

And since CHP is an on-site resource, it can support continued operations during a power disruption.

Gains extend well beyond the physical plant. The College’s financial foundation has been secured, and it has begun to build a credible endowment, currently valued in excess of $25 million, which will help the College maintain quality resources while maintaining

Rededicated in 2011 as the Centennial Steps, the staircase connecting the Great Lawn and Founders Hall was among the many infrastructure projects completed on campus. affordability and financial aid for students. This is a significant achievement. The generosity of alumnae/i and friends enabled two successful capital campaigns, Building Our Future, which exceeded its goal by 40 percent, and the in-progress Ad Lux, which will close in excess of its $42 million goal. In addition to support of strategic initiatives, alumnae/i and friends continue to provide essential support for the College’s mission.

Alumnae/i participation in giving continues to outpace the national average and the 2018-2019 Annual Fund set a new record, raising over $1.1 million—an increase of nearly 75 percent since 2000.

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CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS GIFTS FROM CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, TRUSTS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS enable the College to continue its mission to provide an exceptional, high-quality education. We are indeed grateful for their generosity. The following list includes organizations that made a direct gift to the Mount or matched contributions from other supporters.

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DeNunzio Foundation

Lippolis Electric, Inc.

Red Hawk Fire and Security

A.J. Gallagher & Co.

Dewitt Consults LLC

Lob Planning Group

ADZ Staffing Company, Inc.

Doty Family Foundation

Lorenzo Food Group, Inc.

Robert and Joan M. Dircks Foundation, Inc.

Allstate Paint Place

Ehrenkranz Partners

Meridian Construction Creations

Almstead Tree, Shrub and Lawn Care Company

EIHAB Human Services

MetLife Foundation

Eltech Industries, Inc.

Metro Irrigation

Empire Advisors

Metro Team Outfitters, Inc.

Environetics

Milad Nukho & Sons, Inc.

EOS Partners

Meubles Foliot, Inc.

Everybody Wins Foundation, Inc.

Moelis & Company

Exclusive Escapes

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP

Filipino American Society of Teaneck

National Vision Administrator

Foley Family Charitable Foundation

Network for Good

Friedlander Group, Inc

New Hyde Park Funeral Home Inc.

Greenberg Traurig, LLP

New Jersey Pediatric Neurosurgical Associates

Amalgamated Life Insurance Company Amazon Smile Foundation Aon plc Applied Underwriters, Inc. Approved Oil Argento & Sons Arthur Williams Residuary Trust BenefitMall Beyond Tehnologies Blossom Hill Foundation Canfield Veterinary P.C. Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Foundation Chief Fire Prevention

Hebrew Home for the Aged Henegan Construction Hinman Straub Innovative Benefits, Inc. Install It, Inc.

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Santa Maria Foundation Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP Seitz Family Partnership Selig Ehrlich LLC Sensory Spectrum, Inc. ShelterPoint Life Insurance Co. Silver Star Limousine Standard Insurance Company Sterling National Bank The DBL Center, Ltd The Hearst Foundation, Inc. The Pamela J. Newman Foundation

OLA Consulting Engineers, P.C.

The Starr Foundation

Paving Plus

Thomas, Alexander, Forrester & Sorensen LLP

Penn Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

Chipotle Chris Mazzei Construction Services LLC

J.J. Stanis and Company, Inc.

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New York, Inc.

James G. Houlihan Family Partnership

Plaza Graphic Associates, Inc.

Commercial Kitchens, Inc.

Joseph Carlomusto Consulting Corp.

Pro Benefits Administrators

Conde Family Foundation

Lake Family Foundation

ProStar LLC

Corporate Synergies Group, Inc.

Langan Engineering

Quinn Insurance, Inc.

Crown Janitorial Products

Life Insurance Council of New York

Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc.

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Safeguard Lock & Key Company

New York Environmental LLC

InterCity Agency, Inc.

Over the summer, TRIO and MAP students joined forces for a day of service cleaning up Harris Park in the Bronx.

Rooter Plus Plumbing & Heating

TPAC Underwriters, Inc. TW Newman Inc. United Healthcare W.B. Mason Company Walsh-Jones Agency, Inc.

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS FOUNDATION AWARDS The Hearst Foundation awarded the College $125,000 in March 2019 to support the creation of the new nursing simulation laboratories that are being constructed as part of Aquino Hall The Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities made a new award of $15,000. The grant, made in memory of Yvonne Raskob, supported scholarships for nursing students.

The Arthur Williams Residuary Trust awarded the College $15,000 in scholarship funding for nursing students.

The Sterling National Bank Foundation awarded $8,000 to the College in support of the Mott Street Scholarship Program.

GOVERNMENT AWARDS In October 2018, the College began a five-year National Science Foundation Scholarship for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Students. The project, led

by Pamela Kerrigan, Ph.D., Director of Natural Sciences and Associate Professor of Chemistry, will provide scholarships and enrichment activities for 22 students pursuing a degree in biology, chemistry, or biochemistry. The grant will provide $959,955 over five years.

The Fall 2018 semester began the final year of a five-year Developing Hispanic Serving Institutions grant totaling up to $2.3 million from the U.S. Department of Education.

The grant assists institutions serving a high proportion of Hispanic students by developing and increasing their academic offerings. Title V grant funds continue to enhance the College’s Academic Resource Center, the Mount Access Program, and the Oxley Center for Academic Advisement and Career Education.

The Fall 2018 semester brought the fourth year of a U.S. Department of Education grant, totaling $1.2 million, to continue operating the SSS TRIO program at the College through 2020. The College received $320,000 in the year to provide counseling, academic support, career and financial guidance, and mentoring to 160 eligible students.

The 2018-2019 fiscal year was the final year of the College’s initial five-year award to operate a New York State Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP). The program is designed for students who have the potential and drive to further their education, but due to limited academic and financial resources, would not otherwise have the opportunity to attend college. The goal of HEOP is to retain and graduate promising students who will succeed at the college level and beyond. The grant provided more than $3 million in support during the five-year period. In June 2019, the College received notification of a renewal award to continue HEOP through 2024. The renewal will provide $6,750,000 over the contract period.

In October 2018, the College began the third and final year of a Minority Science and Engineering Program grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The grant will fund activities designed to promote greater achievement, and enhance career education and professional development for STEM majors.

The 2018-2019 fiscal year was the final year of a three-year grant project funded by the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office on Violence Against Women (OVW). The College received $299,950 to reduce sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking through awareness, education, and preventative strategies, including bystander training. In September 2019, the grant was renewed with an additional award of $299,950 to fund activities through 2022.

The College continues to train secondary mathematics and science teachers with the support of a Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program grant from the National Science Foundation. The program was extended through 2019, under the direction of Mary Ellen Sullivan, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Teacher Education. The grant, totaling $868,618, provides participating students scholarship support during the final two years of the baccalaureate program.

The Elizabeth Seton Library was awarded $5,988 from the New York State Department of Education’s Coordinated Collection Development Aid Program to support academic collection acquisition.

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MATCHING GIFTS

BY MIRRORING THE GENEROSITY OF THEIR EMPLOYEES, matching gift companies increase the impact of contributions in support of higher education. We recognize the following companies for making matching funds available, and thank our alumnae/i and friends for their thoughtful generosity.

3M Vera Endres Zapata ’74 and William Zapata AIG Kathleen Gordon Ronan ’80 and Daniel Ronan Assurant, Inc Patricia Schrade Gonda ’67 Bank of America Corp.

Mary Guarracini ’78 and Ronald DiPrinzio Patricia Tarpey ’78 The Bank of New York Foundation Virginia Brander Dowd ’74 and John Dowd Bank of New York Mellon Corporation Juliane DeLeo Naclerio ’76 and Vincent Naclerio Brady Corporation Lorraine Schlopper Kelly ’71 and Paul Kelly Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Susan Chiaviello DiDonato ’82 and Gerald DiDonato ’83 Broadridge Foundation Maura A. Markus CitiGroup Helen Synan Walsh ’78 and Edward Walsh Colgate-Palmolive Company Julia Tuohy Murray ’60 and Leo Murray The Delta Air Lines Foundation Leslie Hogan ’80

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Doty Family Foundation Barbara E. Doty EXSIF Worldwide, Inc. Patricia Corvi Widmer ’78 and Charles Widmer ExxonMobil Foundation Marjorie O’Rourke Arbutiski ’65 and Benedict Arbutiski Barbara Patocka ’68 and Everett Mattlin General Electric Company Susan Muller Dyer ’77 and Terence Dyer Edna Sandroni Ulasewicz ’49 Graham Holdings Dorothy Cummings ’94 and Cormac Flynn The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Jane Nobes Brennan ’74 and Edward Brennan John Cifu IBM Corporation Anne Marie Anastasio ’67 and Ferdinand Spucci Rae Freedson Bottino ’62 and Pasquale Bottino Louise Kudgus Burke ’66 and Edward Burke Kathleen P. Butler ’74 Pamela C. Frasca ’67 Kathleen Godesky Glenister ’63 and James Glenister Maria McGovern Hyson ’65 and Franklin Hyson Sharon E. Minder ’74 Madeline Barrett O’Grady ’57 and James O’Grady Deirdre O’Connor ’83 Patricia K. Turner ’56 Joan Weiss ’61 and Robert White Susan L. Whitney ’72 and John Whitney

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J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. Catherine R. Reilly ’70 Eileen O’Connor Gardella ’67 and L. George Gardella Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies JoAnne Maher Courage ’76 and Bruce Courage Linda A. Vag ’67 and Joseph M. Vag Kiplinger Foundation Joan Pryde ’81 and Ray Consoli KPMG, LLP Kathleen M. O’Brien ’80 Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. Mary Guarracini ’78 and Ronald DiPrinzio MetLife Foundation Rosemary Elliott Deloach ’68 and William Deloach Theresa Strelec Gallagher ’65 and Eugene Gallagher Oswaldo A. Luciano ’01 Helen Synan Walsh ’78 and Edward Walsh Mutual of America Rosemary Berkery ’75 and Robert Hausen Noreen M. Culhane ’72 Joan M. Squires ’73 New York Life Insurance Company Louise Bennett Nee ’71 and James Nee PepsiCo Rosemary Ryan Tarangioli ’77 The Philips Electronics North America Corporation Helene Cifra Alameda ’53

Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Vita A. Cassese ’70 and Andre Mardon Maureen Heveran Garvey ’66 and James Garvey Karen Boykin-Towns ’87 and Darryl Towns Standard Insurance Company Margaret Ambrose ’80 State Farm Insurance Companies Margaret Mullooly Hannan ’78 and Robert Hannan The Philips Electronics North America Corporation Helene Cifra Alameda ’53 Verizon Foundation Theresa Maddalo Blose ’54 and Anthony Blose Margaret Forte Flanders ’71 and Raymond Flanders Barbara Schafer Walt Disney Company John F. Caruso ’82 and Elizabeth Caruso

SISTERS OF CHARITY IN 1847, THE SISTERS OF CHARITY OF NEW YORK founded the College of Mount Saint Vincent to provide excellent liberal education in the Catholic tradition, preparing students for lives of professional accomplishment and service. With great pride, we strive to fulfill this mission. In the tradition of the Sisters of Charity, we ask everyone who works at the College to be committed to this fundamental purpose: to educate the whole person, to take part in a lively conversation with religious faith, and to engender a dedication to service.

Listed here are Sisters who, during the past year, have lent their talent, wisdom, and spirit in a variety of capacities to work on behalf of the College. With immense gratitude, we acknowledge and celebrate their leadership, dedication, and commitment to Mount Saint Vincent.

Sr. Maryellen Blumlein ʼ75 Sr. Margaret Egan ʼ64 Sr. Eileen Fagan ʼ70 Sr. Carol Finegan ʼ69 Sr. Jane Iannucelli ʼ62 Sr. Ann Marie Lafferty ʼ62† Sr. Patricia McGowan ʼ66 Sr. Mary Lou McGrath Sr. Margaret O'Brien ʼ69 Sr. Dominica Rocchio Sr. Kathleen Tracey ʼ48 Sr. Elizabeth Vermaelen ʼ60 Sr. Mary Edward Zipf ʼ62†

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FRIENDS THE MOUNT IS GRATEFUL TO ITS MANY FRIENDS who contribute to show their admiration for what we do, to commemorate an event or cause, or to celebrate the achievements of an individual.

Anonymous (2) Susan K. Allen Frances and Raymond Broderick William and Carol Burbes C. Edward Chaplin and Karen Chaplin Albert and Susan Charboneau John Cifu Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Collins Patricia and John Collins Father John Andrew Connell Alice Dillon Deirdre T. Flynn Winifred Flynn Alka and Frank Gomoka Brian and Laura Gomoka

Christopher and Lisa Gomoka Marianne and Walter Gomoka Patrick and Katina Gomoka Thomas J. Grant, Sr. Michael and Mary Guidone Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kalansky Marysue Kaplow Catherine A. Kennedy Mary Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Kiley Patricia A. Kohler William and Eileen Krahe Mary Beth Martin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. McGovern Michael J. McGovern

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Merges Daniel Morey, O.F.M. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Oliver Kathryn O'Loughlin Elizabeth Overbay Martin and Lucy Regan John F. Ritchotte Barbara Schafer Bjorn Schellenberg Ann M. Schumacher Philip Sciame Edward Sermier Stephen and Kathryn Sharkey Joan F. Smyth Thomas and Gloria Sommerville

Robert J. Stimpfl Mary C. Stuart Terence L. Tenny Todd Tippetts Rosemary and James Tobin Patrick Tormey Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trzeszkowski Barbara Swalling Venturelli and John Venturelli Paul Vermaelen Raymond Walker Thomas M. Barry and Susan C. Waltman Sally White

TRUSTEES, FACULTY, ADMINISTRATORS, AND STAFF THOSE WHO PARTICIPATE IN THE EVERYDAY WORK and governance of the Mount give of themselves on a daily basis—and yet these loyal community members gave monetary gifts during 2018-2019 as well.

Anonymous Stefano Acunto Ryan Anderson Colette F. Atkins Boris Ayala Ana Barbu Richard Barnet Mary Bauer Rosemary T. Berkery '75 Lynne Bongiovanni James J. Campbell John F. Caruso '82 Vita A. Cassese '70 Gail Vance Civille '65 Cristóbal Conde Noreen M. Culhane '72 Regina S. Cunningham '82 Kevin DeGroat

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Peter DeNunzio Jean Ames DeNunzio '55 Susan Chiaviello DiDonato '82 Robert E. Dillon† Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki '80 James Donius Barbara E. Doty Abed Elkeshk Carol M. Finegan, S.C. '69 Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Patrick P. Grace Steven M. Hayes Maureen A. Henegan '78 Rajkumar Kempaiah Kathleen Armour Knowles '48 Theresa Kuilan Ann Marie Lafferty, S.C. '62† Dolly Lenz

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Denis G. Mahoney Mary Beth Malone '75 Stephen A. Manzi Maura A. Markus Valerie E. Mastronardi '61 Patricia E. McGowan, S.C. '66 Madeleine Melkonian Edward Meyer Joseph Molinatti '83 James Mooney '06 Paul W. Mourning Leah Munch '12 Ketwalee P. Murphy Pamela J. Newman Gabrielle Occhiogrosso Ronald Pecci, O.F.M. Nicole Quaranto '18 Teresita Ramirez

Daniel T. Regan Raul Rivera H. Gerard Seitz Matthew Shields Evelyn Simpson Kelli Bodrato Smith Joan M. Squires '73 Sarah Stevenson Thomas Vassallo Jane Von Hagen David J. Walsh Joan D. Walsh '81 Susan L. Whitney '72 James Wong Kristin Yanniello '13 Mary Edward Zipf, S.C. '62† Edward F. Zukowski

LEADERS IN SERVICE A COMMITMENT TO THE COMMON GOOD is a defining value of the College community. Students, alumnae/i, faculty, staff, and friends selflessly share their talents in service to others. We offer our deep appreciation to the alumnae/i and friends who gave their time and energy in 2018-2019 to enhance the College’s mission and programs.

Ellie Ali Margaret E. Bambury '57 Diane Price Banks '04 Mary Frances Barrett '70 Mark Anthony Basa '08 Judith Tartaglione Bautz ’61 and William Bautz Luise F. Bethencourt '62 Patricia M. Blake '78 Anne C. Blanchard '05 Steven Blanco '16 Jennifer Blatus '11 Michelle Bonsignore-Dell'Orto '90 Kristen M. Borreggine '01 Karen Vicino Bourgeois '94 Christine M. Brady '03 Rosemary Mullen Brennan '63 Nancy Deluise Brill '67 Lorraine A. Brue '73 Mary Jane Faherty Byrne '61 Cheryle Sloane Calandra '97 Alice Donahue Callahan '48 Danielle Defalco Camacho '94 Gay Vogel Campisi '85 John Caruso '82 Antonio Centeno, Jr. '00 Virginia Ferrerio Cerussi '62 Virginia Defeis Chase '73 Barbara Leidinger Clark '54 Marian Schleindl Clark' 52 Eugenia Brady Coffey '60 Leah Colihan '71 Daniel Conde A. Joan Taylor Connor '54 Margaret Crinigan Connors '74 Marie Mitchell Considine '90 Maureen Garry Coogan '87 Anita N. Corlette '01 Johanna Muccigrosso Corso '63 Mary Fleming Courtney '72 Casey Coyle '17 Marion Desalvo Cuff '64 Rosemary Golden Cummins '52 Mary Lee Perillo Danaher '74 Jude De Los Reyes '00 Barbara Acerno Debold '80 Rita L. Defrange '87 Virginia Decoste Delaney '41 Rita Dempsey Dieck '55 Doreen A. Donohue '84 Virginia Stiles Donohue '59 Angela Donovan '65 Deirdre C. Donovan '03 Maureen T. Debold-Donovan '83 Kathleen Lawrence Duffy '73 Christine B. Early '92 Elizabeth Eggland '01 Maria Ellis Margaret Barett Fallon '98 Grace Donovan Feighery '75 Christopher Flores '11 Joan Finneran Foley '70 Patricia Mullaney France '68 Julianne Contreras Fuoco '99 Eileen Sullivan Gallagher '58

Theresa Strelec Gallagher '65 Kerry McGuinness Garrett '90 Margaret Tortorelli Giacoponello '68 Mary Kane Gill '81 Mary Giuffra Jeannine Mally Glazewski '72 Patricia Schrade Gonda '67 Catherine Goosmann '71 Adrianne Grant '06 Ellen Riesz Green '69 Angela Lijoi Gunn '81 Mary Hillebrecht Guyett '83 Karen Hamlin Evelyn Sobierajski Hardtman '67 Joan Stadelmann Harris '63 Beth Gallagher Hegarty '86 Dorothy Freed Heiskell '59 Maureen A. Henegan '78 Caroline Weber Hernandez '75 Shakia L. Herron '04 Theresa Gomez Higgins '52 Barbara Hinton '12 Barbara Horlitz Hoffnagle '69 Winifred Bate Hughes '57 Kathleen Doyle Hunt '74 Hazel Jefferson Hunt '94 Marie G. Iadavaia '69 Cathy A. Ingram '87 Joshua James '16 Lorrin Johnson Kathleen Dreyer Joyce '67 Elizabeth Dollard Kayaian '96 Diane Nicholson Keenan '53 Phyllis Distasi Keenan '63 Marianne Crosson Kelleher '72 Helen Hanrahan Kelly '45 Kathleen Kelly-Dorrian '87 Catherine W. Kennedy '60 Catherine Neforos Kenny '79 Arlene Ketchum '66 Patricia G. Kiernan '44 Eileen Ceriello Labiak '83 Doris M. Laffan '47 Virginia Lambert '66 Gregory Laurie '16 Kaitlyn Libraro '12 Mary Campbell Liegey '67 Judith Jones Lindner '81 Eileen M. Lissmann '69 Jenny Liu '11 Marian Spinelli Lombardi '60 Monique Lopez '06 C. Helen Lovell '55 Mary Capozzi Lundgren '83 Dorothy L. Lupo '49 Michelle Mally '70 Ellen Conniff Marment '88 Kathryn Martin '43 Susana Martinez-Conde Tiffany Mesk Mattson '08 Julie Gaynor McCarthy '67 Mary Skelly McDonagh '85 Mary Finneran McDonough '67 Elizabeth J. McGann '03 Kathleen McPhillips '03

Rose Kelly McTague '68 Patricia Zurey Mercadante '63 Christina Mesk '04 Eleanor Fleming Millar '64 Mary B. Molloy '77 Priscilla Flores Moronta '00 Regina Scheer Mreczko '78 Patricia F. Mullahy '77 Helen Romano Mulligan '57 Eric Mundy '02 Rosemarie A. Naimo '53 Virginia Tilch Nasser '67 Annette K. Netburn '01 James Nitzkorski '99 Elizabeth Nolan '98 James O'Connell '08 Theresa A. O'Hagan '96 K. Taylor O'Neill '38 Mary Ellen McGowan Overbay '69 Virginia Kuper Passarelli '77 Kathleen Timothy Pastina '82 Christman Perera '14 Ann M. Pfund '88 Maria De Sanctis Pietrosanti '75 Nicholas Pino '16 Michelle Shamoun Polityka '65 Anna Osso Porco '73 Suzanne Yordan Potoma '76 Kathleen Gallagher Prainito '91 C.S. Rani Angeline Rivera '14 Deanna Rivera '12

Elizabeth J. Rock '46 Ana E. Rodriguez '05 Kyria Rousseau '08 Barbara Dore Russell '70 Caitlin Ryan '05 Veronica Lynch Ryan '56 Maureen Kirby Sanders '65 Priscilla Lamb Sassi '54 Rema Sayed '14 Scott Siegel '08 Mary Hoey Silvestri '81 Michael Sin '12 Marie Gerne Stanton '57 Mary Romanelli States '96 Margaret A. Steffann '65 Kathryn B. Swintek '74 Elaine Ruege Textor '81 Coleia Thomas '06 Barbara Towles Masterson '87 Margaret Magdalenski Tringali '71 Kathleen Tuzzeo-Pfeiffer '64 Miriam Smith Vagt '50 Corinne Varela '14 Louise Pasquantonio Viaggio '51 David Walsh Helen Synan Walsh '78 David A. Whoie '02 Jessica C. Williams '06 Katie Willis '11 Jean Connelly Windels '80 Mary Beth Colligan Woods '69 Joy Francese Wyler '61

2019 Ad Laudem Dei honorees Regina Cunningham, B.S.N., M.A., Ph.D. ’82 and Paula Moynahan, M.D. ’64.

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MEMORIAL GIFTS In Memory of Maria Pisanelli Alvarez '50 Cristina M. Alvarez-Cvetanovic

In Memory of Veronica and Louis Anagnosti Evelyn Anagnosti Varagiannis '66 In Memory of Kathleen Culhane Atkinson '47 Joseph Atkinson Suzanne Lake In Memory of Frances Pezzolo Baiardi '44 Margaret Mary Rappelt Pezzolo '44 Walter Pezzolo In Memory of Marjorie Tracy Barrett '36 Mary Frances Barrett '70 In Memory of Mary Alethea Brennan SC., '30 Edward Thomas '82 Marie Thomas '75 In Memory of Jean Bersig Brennan '66 Geraldine L. Ahneman '53 Anne Doyle Carpenter '66 Mary Ellen McBrien Courchene '66 In Memory of Karen Brooks '71 Barbara E. McMurray '71 In Memory of Rosemary Farrell Carter '48 Jo-Anne Dicosimo Contreras '66 In Memory of Mary Connelly Margaret Mary Rappelt Pezzolo '44 Walter Pezzolo In Memory of Margaret M. Connolly Eileen Kearns Daly '82 In Memory of Frank C. Como Lana Como '81 In Memory of Dorothy McCabe Coyle '41 Dorothy Coyle Meighan '72 In Memory of Eileen Barrett Cunningham '32 Mary Frances Barrett '70 In Memory of Patricia O'Grady Curran '57 Ann M. English '57 In Memory of Rev. Robert W. Dahlke, S.J. Anonymous In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1966 Marie E. Cotter '66

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In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1967 Patricia Gates Cioffari '67 Carol Jean Cook Kissane '67 In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1971 Betsy Gordon Gorski '71 In Memory of Anne Meegan DeMelio '42 Maryanne DeMelio Diskin '68 In Memory of Edith Kearney DeWald '33 Alice Wilkinson Soto '68 In Memory of Marie Diorio'56 Anne Melly Doherty '56 Mary Humphrey Rosenthal '56 In Memory of Kathleen Barrett Diskin '31 Mary Frances Barrett '70 In Memory of Catherine Moran Donohue '40 Catherine Donohue Hickey '74 In Memory of Sarah McManus Donovan '30 Angela M. Donovan '65 In Memory of Ann Dorrian Grace Dorrian Balter '83 Kathleen Kelly-Dorrian '87 Joan Quinn '71 In Memory of Arlene Fitzgibbon Doyle '56 Veronica Lynch Ryan '56 In Memory of Patricia Shea Draddy '53 Margaret Crinigan Connors '74 Diane Nicholson Keenan '53

In Memory of Giovannina Santoro Fontanella Doriana R. Fontanella '78

In Memory of Margaret Canny Higgins '41 Denis G. Mahoney

In Memory of Patricia Radigan Ford '58 Jane Dahlke Reichard '58

In Memory of Julia Horgan '57 Marie Gerne Stanton '57

In Memory of Agnes and Michael Forte Catherine Forte Lanza '69 In Memory of Richard Frohlich Dorothy A. Frohlich '62

In Memory of Susan Ellison James '71 Anonymous

In Memory of Lorraine Rushford Gaire '61 Jane Rushford Page '63

In Memory of Marie John Jimenez, S.C. '59 Jeanne Skowronski Arturi '79

In Memory of Virginia Starke Garvey '65 Susan Scully '65

In Memory of Brian Johnston Margaret Mulvey Vasta '59

In Memory of Anne T. Golden, S.C. '48 Rosemary Golden Cummins '52 In Memory of Eileen Coleman Golden '32 Mary Ellen Golden '61 In Memory of Barbara Fox Golebiewski '64 Marylou Eschmann Donofrio '64

In Memory of Julia Kelly '62 Joan Kavanagh Odud '62

In Memory of Maria Kennedy '65 Ann C. Hunt '65

In Memory of Mary Alice Sheridan Grant '53 Thomas J. Grant, Sr.

In Memory of Eleanor Gunn, S.C. Bjorn Schellenberg

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In Memory of Mary Gertrude Keckeissen, S.C. '30 Marie Gerne Stanton '57

In Memory of Mary Eugene Gotimer, S.C. '39 Mary Eugene E. Dupper '81

In Memory of John and Ethel Clarke Edery Kathleen Edery Anderson '66

In Memory of Angelo Fontanella Doriana R. Fontanella '78

In Memory of Alice Kearney '40 Alice Wilkinson Soto '68

In Memory of Mary Lou Loughran Kelly '63 Elizabeth J. Feehan '63

In Memory of Nathan and Mavis Grant Adrianne Grant '06

In Memory of Virginia Bennett Flanagan '63 Rosemary Mullen Brennan '63 Virginia Rossi Christel '63 Jeanette Van Horne Hassett '63 Ellen Geis Hughes '63 Lenore Schwartzkopf Isleib '63 Patricia Gibson Moran '63 Maureen Christman St. John '63

In Memory of Eileen Coyne Kapp '58 Edward Kapp

In Memory of Vincent & Robert Gormley Marjorie Schremp Gormley '44

In Memory of Kelley Crowther Durkee '84 Marie Scully Cantwell '84

In Memory of Gail E. Farrelly '65 Juliana P. Flaherty '65 Marie Heil Hawe '65

In Memory of Beatrice Haffen Intemann '21 Jeanne Havender Tobin '54

In Memory of James E. Haley Nancy Haley A. Nunziato-Ghobashy '01 In Memory of Katherine Lavelle Hamilton '71 Carol Dechance '70 Barbara E. McMurray '71 In Memory of Marilyn Riccardone Harten Mary Jane Coyle Dooley '65 Ann C. Hunt '65 In Memory of Kaitlin Henschel Eileen Kearns Daly '82

In Memory of Mary O'Leary Kerler '39 Carol M. Kerler '79 In Memory of Helen O'Connor Kiley '47 Francis C. Kiley In Memory of Margaret Kimler '64 Lavonne Nemmers '64 In Memory of Marianne Klein '66 Mary Ellen McBrien Courchene '66 Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin '66 Virginia Lambert '66 In Memory of Christine Kirwin Krackeler '66 Mary Ellen McBrien Courchene '66 Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin '66 Virginia Lambert '66 In Memory of Robert T. Lalor Adriana Mascherin Lalor '58 In Memory of Grace Lamour Tiffany Lamour Nouss '90

In Memory of Susan Stifter Lashuk '63 Barbara A. Levinson '63 In Memory of Nan Hogan Liberator '51 Joan McQuillan In Memory of Patricia Scanlan Loomis '80 Maureen Debold Donovan '83 In Memory of Barbara Gaube Lowney '70 Christine Lowney In Memory of Ann Lucy '66 Anne Doyle Carpenter '66 In Memory of Bernadette Sweeney Lynch '40 Patricia E. Lynch In Memory of Marian Lyons, S.C. '44 Mary Brady Harrigan '64 In Memory of Mary Conrad MacDonald, S.C. Margaret Burns Hamilton '68 In Memory of Paul J. Malague Paul Malague '59 In Memory of Joan B. Maloney Joan M. Squires '73 In Memory of Stephen J. Maloney Joan M. Squires '73 In Memory of Dennis Mannion Sally McDermott Mannion '65 In Memory of Kevin Mannion Sally McDermott Mannion '65 In Memory of Patricia Mannion Joan Kavanagh Odud '62 In Memory of Kathryn C. McCaffery Susan McCaffery Haugh '65 In Memory of Elizabeth Ekkers McDermott '59 Kathryn Pitkiewicz McLaughlin '59 In Memory of Sadie Mack McDermott '25 Sally McDermott Mannion '65 In Memory of Mary Terence McKeever, S.C. Jeanne Skowronski Arturi '79 In Memory of Ann Higgins McKinstry '59 Grace Imperato Bardinelli '59 Ann Byrne Mitchell Fixler Lysabeth A. Fortunato '59 Elizabeth Madigan Freher '59 George School Elementary School Lob Planning Group Linda Magee Allan and Louise Napolitano Susan Davis Sciascia '68

In Memory of William and Adele Miro Regina Miro Hoover '73

In Memory of Pauline L. Paglia Margaret Paglia Wellman '53

In Memory of Carolyn Cancellieri Moravec '59 Marilyn Oddo Keehan '59

In Memory of George and Vivian Parodi V. Andrea Parodi '72

In Memory of Mary Donlon Morrison '44 Margaret Mary Rappelt Pezzolo '44 Walter Pezzolo

In Memory of Kathleen Larocca Passera '62 Dorothy Vassallo Novak '62

In Memory of Marie Imelda Mulcahy, S.C. '35 Bernadette T. Stewart '73

In Memory of Carmen Galindez Peterson '74 Eve Miller Cox '74 Teresa K. Gill '74

In Memory of Dr. Arthur Murphy Denis G. Mahoney

In Memory of Kathleen Marie Phelps Eileen Kramer Phelps '59

In Memory of Helen Murphy, S.C. '44 Kathleen McHugh, S.C.

In Memory of Louise Hines Phillips Veronica Phillips McDuffie '03

In Memory of Margaret Murphy '74 Eve Miller Cox '74 Teresa K. Gill '74

In Memory of Mary Churcher Porras '57 Liselott Fielding Rooney '58

In Memory of Elizabeth Marian Murray, S.C. Denis G. Mahoney Margaret McGovern '51

In Memory of Aileen Canny Pryde '41 Kiplinger Foundation Joan Pryde '81

In Memory of Monica Shultz Noble '70 Maureen Foley Carmody '70 In Memory of Astrid Richie O'Brien '56 Robert O'Brien In Memory of Cathleen Casey O'Connell '66 Louise Kudgus Burke '66 Mary Ellen McBrien Courchene '66 Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin '66

In Memory of Harriett and William Quinlan Ann Quinlan Marinucci '64 In Memory of Anna Quinn '40 Maryanne DeMelio Diskin '68 In Memory of Joan Beckerle Quinn '44 Margaret Mary Rappelt Pezzolo '44 Walter Pezzolo In Memory of Leonora Bonville Reddy '16 Marie T. Reddy '66

In Memory of John P. O'Connell, Jr. Lorraine Piretra O'Connell '52

In Memory of Paul Rederer Virginia Curran Rederer '55

In Memory of Miriam Matthew O'Connell, S.C. '40 Florence Riordan Hess '70

In Memory of Joan Regan '69 Regina Visconti Montana '69

In Memory of Elizabeth M. O'Dea Maureen O'Dea Feeney '64 In Memory of Helene Mary Connellan O'Neil '48 Maria Batista Mae Beuchert Mar-Cecelia Demarco Marian Fox Len Gradowski Corey Higgins Robert and Diane Mahoney Anthony Maiorana Betty Sussman Eleanor Wieder Rita Wieder In Memory of Pamela Dame Page '66 Arthur B. Graham Patricia McLaughlin Graham '66 Virginia Lambert '66

In Memory of John H. Reid Norita Reid '64 In Memory of Mary B. Reid Norita Reid '64 In Memory of Rowena Arlene Plant Ritchotte '57 John F. Ritchotte In Memory of Laura Ruckel, S.C. Janet Ruckel '68 In Memory of Maria Therese Ruckel, S.C. Janet Ruckel '68 In Memory of Carol Cassidy Sausville '74 Eve Miller Cox '74 Teresa K. Gill '74

In Memory of Kathleen Delaney Schafer '55 Barbara Schafer Margaret Magdalenski Tringali '71 Verizon Foundation In Memory of Joan Anne Murphy Sciame '72 Philip Sciame In Memory of Arthur L. Searles Jo-Anne Dicosimo Contreras '66 Mary Alice Becker Searles '66 In Memory of Kimberly Kennedy Sgammato '94 Alysssa Anderson Joan Belviso Regina Mooney Breslin '93 Frances Broderick William and Carol Burbes Elizabeth Ryan Catalano '94 Albert and Susan Charboneau Brendan and Catherine Collins John and Patricia Collins Father John Andrew Connell Joan Sheehan Coyle '94 Mr. and Mrs. Renold Damiani Alka Gomoka Brian and Laura Gomoka Christopher and Lisa Gomoka Marianne and Walter Gomoka Patrick and Katina Gomoka Michael D. Kalansky Brian J. Kennedy Catherine A. Kennedy Marcy and John Kennedy, Sr. Mary Kennedy Patricia A. Kohler William and Eileen Krahe Bridget Maybury '99 Patricia E. McGowan, S.C. Eileen and Richard McIver Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Merges Richard Miller Daniel Morey, O.F.M. New Hyde Park Funeral Home Inc. Robert and Charlene Oliver Patricia Hayes Quattrochio '64 Theresa Ryan Stephen and Julie Sallah Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Scarola Joseph Sgammato '93 Rita Devereux Sgammato '56 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sharkey John and Grace Smoak Thomas and Gloria Sommerville Ann Marie Sprague '95 Rosemary and James Tobin Henry and Barbara Trzeszkowski Barbara and John Venturelli Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Willett In Memory of Theodosia Konarzewski Shamoun '85 Denise Shamoun Phalan '69 Michelle Shamoun Polityka '65 In Memory of Elina Mazzei Siebel '69 Robert Siebel In Memory of Colette Sin Michael Sin '12

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MEMORIAL GIFTS In Memory of Elizabeth Sisk '87 Petrina Palazzo '87

In Memory of Donna Thomas '60 Katherine Noone '60

In Memory of Marjorie Nichols Skoglund '67 Theresa Suppa Kruger '67 John Skoglund In Memory of Gerald Soto Anonymous (3) Lynne Bongiovanni Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gervasi Stephen A. Manzi Pamela J. Newman

In Memory of Marilyn Henderson Timothy Kathleen Timothy Pastina '82

In Memory of William and Mary Stack Maureen Stack Diffley '64 In Memory of Marie Targia Stimpfl '57 Geraldine O'Connor Block '57 Robert J. Stimpfl In Memory of Christopher Stimpson Madeleine Melkonian Patrick Tormey In Memory of Mary T. Stuart '59 Marie Gerne Stanton '57 In Memory of Martha Myers Talley '56 Anne Melly Doherty '56 Mary Humphrey Rosenthal '56

In Memory of Jerome A. Travers Mary Segers '61 In Memory of Kaitlyn Trinidad Anonymous (2) Heide Agas Mary Ballocanag-Trinidad Maria Beltran Mary Ann Gerve Chandler '69 CMSV Men’s Basketball Team Gemma Damayo-Medina Jude De Los Reyes '00 Vicky Devera Filiment Dance Troupe Charles L. Flynn, Jr. John F. Keanna Vitoria Louzada Chona Mendoza James Mooney '06 Mary Anne Nova Kathryn O'Loughlin Caroline Papa Daniel T. Regan SAMAHAN Evelyn Simpson Maria Torres

In Memory of Margaret Lowney Troy '64 Lavonne Nemmers '64 In Memory of Elizabeth Vance Sensory Spectrum, Inc. Carol Tumminello In Memory of Marjorie Tonsmeire Vermaelen '62 Paul Vermaelen In Memory of Rita Vitagliano '73 Margaret E. Gordon '73 In Memory of Joan Clarke Wallace '49 Margaret Clarke Clavin '52 In Memory of Joanne C. Wallace William F. Wallace In Memory of Marilyn Kelly Walsh '64 Lavonne Nemmers '64 In Memory of Catherine Waters Abigail Waters Kohler '65 In Memory of Eleanor Kearney Wilkinson Alice Wilkinson Soto '68

FINAL AND LASTING APPRECIATION WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE those individuals whose final intentions were fulfilled in 2018-2019 through contributions from their estates.

Gary Combs Jane Horning '54 Robert Dillon

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In Memory of Mary Donnelly Wondrasch '67 Assurant, Inc Andrew Blyton Karen Brown Gloria Bullock Joseph Bullock Kristi Burns Barbara Carlin Mary DeGour Sarah and Donald Drescher Anna Drummey William Drummey Darlene Eckel Everybody Wins Foundation, Inc. Linda and Lou Golm Patricia Schrade Gonda '67 Richard and Mary Ann Grassis Thomas Hooper Patricia Whalen Huffield '67 Paula Mensi Garry Moody Joan Morson Barbara Pelson Hobart Rand Colette Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Fred Salerno Thomas R. Thomsen Vanderbilt Gulfside Condominium Association Dennis and Janice Wilkie

GIFTS IN HONOR In Honor of Luise F. Bethencourt ’62 Deborah Troop ’88

In Honor of Mary A. Griffin

In Honor of Madeleine Melkonian Leah Munch ’12

In Honor of Anne Denise Brennan, S.C. ’69 Deborah Troop ’88

Judge A.F. Ciaccio Elizabeth Ciaccio Sheila Davidson Kerry Dewitt David Epstein Greenberg Traurig, LLP Mary Griffin Hinman Straub Life Insurance Council of New York MetLife Foundation Bridget Polichene Maria T. Vullo ’84 David Weinraub

In Honor of Dorothy Julianna Meyer ’61 Kristen Zakian

In Honor of Theresa S. Higgins ’52 Caroline Lee ’09

In Honor of Kathryn B. Swintek ’74 Jean M. Swintek

In Honor of Kara Marie Hille Robert Hille

In Honor of Kathleen M. Tracey, S.C. ’48 Ginny Ferrerio Cerussi ’62 Uta Gore ’82 Raymond Walker

In Honor of Louise M. Ciulla ’63 John Ciulla In Honor of the Class of 1945 Helen Hanrahan Kelly ’45 In Honor of the Class of 1951 Margaret McGovern ’51 In Honor of the Class of 1956 Joan Baumann Corbin ’56 In Honor of the Class of 1974 Judy Beeler Eckels ’74 In Honor of the Class of 1975 Maureen Rowland ’75 In Honor of the College of Mount Saint Vincent Rita Stathis ’09 In Honor of Barbara Jean Conner ’89 Joan F. Smyth In Honor of Margaret Egan, S.C. ’64 Deborah Troop ’88 In Honor of Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Hebrew Home for the Aged

Gifts received in honor of the 2019 Scholarship Tribute Dinner

In Honor of Helen Hudec Rosemary and James Tobin

In Honor of Mary Ellen Overbay ’69 Elizabeth Overbay In Honor of Nancy Ruth Sheffler ’71 Ellen King In Honor of the Sisters of Charity of New York A. Joan Taylor Connor ’54

In Honor of Dorothy and Harry Kirwan Eileen Kirwan Lipston ’62

In Honor of the Van Hook Family Pauline Van Hook Sierens ’45

In Honor of Marie Elizabeth Lauria ’56 Kathryn Horne

Gifts received in honor of the 2019 Scholarship Tribute Dinner

In Honor of Jeanine L. Marzi Diane Davis Lindsey ’69 In Honor of Priscilla C. McNamara ’60 Kristen Zakian

In Honor of Richard A. White

A.J. Gallagher & Co. Maria Barberio BenefitMall Beyond Tehnologies Stephen Connor Erika Cramer Dewitt Consults LLC Empire Advisors

Scott Fischer Friedlander Group, Inc. Paul Gauthier Michelle Goldberg Craig Guiffre William D. Hawfield Sanford Herman Innovative Benefits, Inc. J.J. Stanis and Company, Inc. Andrew Jacono Kaitlin Jaquez Joseph Carlomusto Consulting Corp.

James and Carol Lasko Gary Lenderink Jennifer Leone Michael Magsig David Melman MetLife Foundation Moelis & Company Tom Nowland Nick Pearson Plaza Graphic Associates, Inc. Pro Benefits Administrators Quinn Insurance, Inc. John Roberts Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP Mark W. Schmidt Selig Ehrlich LLC ShelterPoint Life Insurance, Co. Tim Stellato The DBL Center, Ltd TW Newman Inc. Frank Wander Richard White Roy Zigelstein In Honor of Susan L. Whitney ’72 Mary Fleming Courtney ’72

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Join us for a regional alumnae/i event in Spring 2020.

FLORIDA ST. PETERSBURG LUNCHEON Saturday, February 15 | 12 PM

Hosted by Barbara Cronin-LaPerche ’85 Club One at One St. Petersburg | 100 1st Avenue North, St. Petersburg, FL 33701

BONITA SPRINGS BRUNCH Sunday, February 16 | 12 PM

Home of Jerri Hannon Lumelleau ’65 Bonita National Golf & Country Club | 28771 Cavan Court, Bonita Springs, FL 34135

PALM BEACH LUNCHEON Tuesday, February 18 | 12 PM

Hosted by the family of Kathleen Atkinson ’47 Sailfish Club of Florida | 1338 N. Lake Way, Palm Beach, FL 33480

To learn more and to register, please visit mountsaintvincent.edu/regional.

For more information, please contact (718) 405-3334 or alumnioffice@mountsaintvincent.edu.

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OPPORTUNITIES FOR GIVING Generations of donors contribute annually to keep the College of Mount Saint Vincent strong, and their dedicated support allows the Mount to continue its mission for future students as well. There are many opportunities for giving to the College and gifts can take several forms. Most contributions also provide the donor with an income tax deduction for the year of the gift.

Please carefully consider the many options available for your future giving. The Ad Lux campaign offers a unique opportunity for alumnae/i and friends of the College to engage in meaningful philanthropy that will ensure Mount Saint Vincent's future success.

ANNUAL FUND An Annual Fund gift is an opportunity to provide an unrestricted contribution to the Mount. The Annual Fund supports all areas of the College including financial aid, faculty development, buildings and grounds maintenance, student activities, and upgraded technology programs.

CAPITAL GIFTS Capital gifts are designated by the donor to fund the College’s capital needs, such as construction and renovation projects.

SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships give talented and deserving students the opportunity to afford a Mount education. Gifts can be made to a general scholarship fund or to the Scholarship Tribute Dinner to benefit all scholarships. An endowed scholarship can be named and will support future generations of students.

For more information about giving to the College of Mount Saint Vincent, please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement at (718) 405-3237 or institutionaladvancement@mountsaintvincent.edu.

WAYS TO GIVE CASH Gifts of cash immediately benefit the College. Checks, cash, and contributions made through a donor’s Mastercard, Visa, Discover, or American Express credit or debit card are gratefully accepted.

SECURITIES Like cash contributions, a gift of securities entitles the donor to an income tax deduction in the year it is given.

The most convenient way to give a gift of securities is to arrange a transfer by a broker to the College’s account.

To make a gift of securities, contact the College’s broker: The Lerner Group Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc 225 Liberty Street | 39th Floor | New York, NY 10281 (212) 236-5583 CORPORATE MATCHING GIFTS Many businesses have matching gift programs, which can double or even triple a gift to the College. They are easy to arrange and are of no cost to the donor. Please contact your employer’s human resources office for more information about matching gifts.

PLANNED GIFTS Planned gifts are popular and creative ways to support the Mount and can allow you to receive significant financial benefits during your lifetime.

BEQUESTS You may include the Mount in your will by designating a specific dollar amount or a percentage of your estate to the College.

PLEASE REMEMBER: • Any gift can be made in honor or in memory of someone special.

• In order to receive a 2019 charitable income tax deduction, gifts must be postmarked by December 31. All credit card gifts must be processed by December 31 as well.

• The IRA charitable rollover allows taxpayers age 70 ½ or older to make tax-free charitable gifts of up to $100,000 per year directly from their Individual Retirement Accounts to eligible charities, including colleges, universities, and independent schools. To make a gift via the IRA Charitable Rollover, please contact your IRA plan administrator.

• Gifts can be made online at mountsaintvincent.edu/giving.

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