Annual Report 2024

Always moving forward.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Steven M. Hayes, Chair | Steven M. Hayes PC

Paula Marie Buley, IHM | Rivier University

Susan R. Burns | University of Mount Saint Vincent

John F. Caruso '82 | Retired, ABC Television/Walt Disney Company

Vita A. Cassese '70 | Mardon Management Advisors

Cristóbal Conde

Rosalba Corrado Del Vecchio '71 | Yonkers Public Schools

Peter D. DeNunzio | The Dwight Company

Susan Chiaviello DiDonato '82

Donna Dodge, SC '71 | Sisters of Charity of New York

Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki '80 | Retired, AT&T

Alex Ehrlich | Percapita Group, Inc.

Kelvin Gentles '05 | Archdiocese of New York

Deborah Hamilton | Hamilton Advisors, Inc.

Maureen A. Henegan '78

Anita Palmieri Kerr '70

Robert Lorenzo | Eden Roc Capital

Ronita Macklin | UBS Financial Services, Inc.

Maura A. Markus

Paul W. Mourning | Crowell & Moring LLP

Pamela J. Newman | PJN Strategies LLC

Margaret O'Brien, SC '69 | Sisters of Charity of New York

Dominica Rocchio, SC

Elizabeth Vermaelen, SC '60

Cheri Walsh | Gotham & Main LLC

Joan D. Walsh '81 | Kashbox Coaching

Susan L. Whitney '72 | Retired, IBM

TRUSTEES EMERITI

Stefano Acunto

Rosemary T. Berkery '75

James J. Campbell

Gail Vance Civille '65

Noreen M. Culhane '72

Jean Ames DeNunzio '55†

Noreen Doyle '71

Patrick P. Grace

Jane Iannucelli, SC '62

Mary Beth Malone '75†

Stephen A. Manzi

Valerie E. Mastronardi '61

Joan Maloney Moran '73

Deryck A. Palmer

Raul Rivera

H. Gerard Seitz

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Alumnae/i and Friends,

What a year it’s been! Every year is an exciting year at the Mount, but 2024 has been particularly remarkable, as we conclude our first official year as the University of Mount Saint Vincent.

So much has taken place in the last few months—from the opening of Seton College to our expanded partnership with the Sisters of Charity through Dax House—I encourage you to read all about these remarkable endeavors (and more!) on the pages that follow.

When we first embarked on our journey to become a university, I shared with the greater Mount community that we would not be rewriting our history, nor would we become something completely unrecognizable. By earning university status and exploring updates to our brand and visual identity, we would transform traditions—applying a new look and feel, but continuing to keep our mission, learners, and community at the center of all we do.

With that came the idea that we are always moving forward. Though we are not immune to the very real challenges that plague institutions of higher education across our nation, Mount Saint Vincent continues to find shared success in our programs and partnerships. We stand out as an example of how to thrive into the future as a beacon of hope and an example of excellence. Always moving onward. All ways leading our students and University toward continued success.

As we prepare to turn our calendars over to 2025, we also prepare to enter the final year of our 2022-2025 Strategic Plan. We have found meaningful success in the current plan, and look forward to imagining future possibilities with our next plan. More work will come next year as groups of administrators, trustees, faculty, staff, alumnae/i, Sisters of Charity, and friends gather to plan the ways in which we will continue moving the Mount forward. I am eager to share more with you soon.

Finally, over the course of my presidency, I have been blessed to be able to witness the beautiful ways in which our institution ‘sees’ our learners and each other. Using Saints Vincent de Paul and Elizabeth Ann Seton as our guides and our inspiration, I want the University of Mount Saint Vincent to be seen for leaning into and living our mission and values at a time when so many other institutions are abandoning who they are. We are strong and we are committed—and our story remains relevant and essential to our past and current learners and the many yet to come.

I want to sincerely thank you for your commitment to the University of Mount Saint Vincent, the ways in which you each embody our mission, and your extraordinary generosity toward our talented and deserving students. I hope I can count on you for your support now and into the future, as all paths, all directions, and all ways continue to move us forward.

Sincerely,

Susan R. Burns, PhD

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 University of Mount Saint Vincent.

Rosemary T. Berkery '75 and Robert Hausen

Cristóbal and Kamaryn Conde

The Conde Family Foundation

Helen Stafford Curry '35†

Jean Ames DeNunzio '55†

The DeNunzio Foundation

George† and Marie Doty†

Edmund C. Duffy† and The Peter J. Sharp Foundation

Martha E. Fedorko '56†

Charles L. Flynn, Jr.

J. Peter† and Margaret F. Grace†

Patrick P. and

Margaret M. Grace

Marie Herrmann†

Joan Heinzmann Inzerillo '53†

This list has been compiled based on records since 1987.

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

Cordelia O. Merolla '38†

Joan Maloney Moran '73 and Thomas J. Moran†

National Science Foundation

New York State

Geraldine Motta Oxley '51†

June E. Saal '46†

Saint Joseph's Medical Center

Michael J. Spicer

Sisters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul of New York

U.S. Department of Education

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Katherine Canavan Weber '39†

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 University 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.

Anonymous (11)

Stefano and Carole Acunto

Patricia Halpin Albo '71 and James Albo Altman Foundation

Arthur Williams Residuary Trust

Margaret De Naouley Avant†

Ave Maria Foundation

Thomas S. Monaghan

Nina Aversano

Marion Goepfert Baker '34†

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

Jean F. Callahan '48

John F. Caruso '82 and Beth Caruso

Vita A. Cassese '70 and Andre Mardon

CBS, Inc.

Chartwells Dining Services

Mary A. Christie '60

Gail Vance Civille '65 and Francis Civille†

Anita M. Clausen '32†

Helen Higgins Clausen '48 and Tom Clausen†

Gary E. Combs†

Come To Believe Network

A. Joan Taylor Connor '54

Conserv Construction, Inc.

Noreen M. Culhane '72

Dayspring, Monks of St. Benedict

Joseph P. Decaminada† and Genevieve Decaminada

Margaret L. Decker '43†

Robert E. Dillon† and Alice S. Dillon†

Andrew and Susan DiLoreto

Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki '80 and Ronald Dolecki

Joan E. Donovan '48†

Ellen Dennehy Doyle '41†

Noreen Doyle '71

Anne L. Ducey '35†

Eileen Joyce Dullmeyer '51†

Carol Anne Dupraz '61†

ELS Language Centers

Environetics Group Architects

Margaret Markey Evans '44†

Rita K. Farrelly '58†

William J. and Joan Fishlinger

Dorothy Flynn '36†

Patrick Foley† and Ann Foley†

Mary Louise Formato†

Marilyn Blake Foster '54

Kathleen Whelan Frame '40†

Elizabeth H. Fuller†

Future Leadership Foundation, Inc.

Margaret June Gallon '45†

George I. Alden Trust

George Link, Jr. Foundation

Gerstner Philanthropies

Gladys Brooks Foundation

Adelaide Hannan '47†

Margaret M. Hart '33†

Steven M. and Lynn Hayes

Ann Selinger Henegan '49†

Ann L. Henegan Private Foundation

Maureen A. Henegan '78

Herrmann Foundation

Florence Riordan Hess '70

Michael and Maggie Hoffman

National Catholic Community Foundation

May Murray Houlihan '47† and James G. Houlihan†

Joan Young Hurley '48†

Maria McGovern Hyson '65 and Franklin Hyson†

James G. Houlihan Family Partnership

Bernadette M. Keegan '34†

Veronica Lally Kehoe† and Jack Kehoe

Josephine A. Keller '40†

Marion H. Kelly '43†

Thomas J. Kenny and Susan McMillan

Anita Palmieri Kerr '70

Susan Butler Kilby '69 and Roy Kilby

Eleanor Shoughrue Kling '30†

C. Helen Lovell '55

Kathryn Callahan Magaziner '38†

Josephine C. Mahon '40†

Mary Beth Malone '75†

Carol L. Mangano '70† and Leslie Netze

Maura A. Markus

Catherine P. Martin '46†

May and Samuel Rudin Foundation, Inc.

Carol Merritt McCaffrey '66 and David McCaffrey

Karen Kopera McCall '74 and Thomas McCall

McCann-Erickson New York

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

Kathleen Rubsam Muleski '72 and Robert Muleski

Mutual of America

Jeanette Ferris Nassour '47†

National Collegiate Athletic Association

John W. and Joan Neary

Pamela J. Newman

Helene Connellan O'Neil '48†

Deryck A. Palmer and Carmen Lawrence

Barbara A. Patocka '68 and Everett Mattlin

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New York, Inc.

Concetta Portaro†

Jane Tully Porter '43†

Marybeth Lavelle Pullum '71 and Stephen Pullum

Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc.

Anne O'Rourke Reid '32†

Owen B. Reilly†

Robert and Joan Dircks Foundation, Inc.

Joan D. Walsh '81

Elizabeth J. Rock '46†

Marguerite McCabe Russo '31†

Santa Maria Foundation, Inc.

Sarita Kenedy East Foundation, Inc.

Gertrude A. Schlachter '35†

H. Gerard and Suzanne Seitz

Marion McCann Short '45†

SPIA Foundation

St. Vincent's Catholic Medical Centers of New York

Straton Family Charitable Fund

Marie Rotondi Straton '45†

Kathryn B. Swintek '74 and Andre Dorra

The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation

The Hearst Foundation, Inc.

The Louis and Rachel Rudin Foundation, Inc.

The William Rudolph Hearst Foundation, Inc.

Edna Sandroni Ulasewicz '49†

Grace Vandecruze

Verizon Foundation

Walmart/The Council of Independent Colleges

Elizabeth F. Walsh '43†

Susan C. Waltman and Thomas M. Barry

Webster Bank

Susan L. Whitney '72 and John Whitney

Ethel Wilhelm '29†

Dorinda and Mark Winkelman

Sheila Culkin Wollen '61 and Foster Wollen†

Monica Reddy Wood '76 and Jerome Wood

MAJOR GIFTS & PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES

THE UNIVERSITY 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 Mount.

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Anonymous

Arthur Williams Residuary Trust

Nina Aversano

Rosemary T. Berkery '75 and Robert Hausen

Kathleen P. Butler '74

Gail Vance Civille '65 and Francis Civille†

Come To Believe Network

Conde Family Foundation Cristóbal and Kamaryn Conde

Noreen M. Culhane '72

Peter D. DeNunzio

Eileen Joyce Dullmeyer '51†

Alex Ehrlich

Charles L. Flynn, Jr

Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Foundation

Gerstner Philantropies

Maureen A. Henegan '78

Joan Heinzmann Inzerillo '53†

Anita Palmieri Kerr '70

Grace White Leahy '73 and John Leahy

Maura A. Markus

Kevin M. McGovern

Joan Maloney Moran '73

Kathleen Rubsam Muleski '72 and Robert Muleski

Elizabeth J. Rock '46†

Saint Joseph's Medical Center

Michael J. Spicer

The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation

The Carson Family Charitable Trust

Susan L. Whitney '72 and John Whitney

Monica Reddy Wood '76 and Jerome Wood

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

Anonymous (4)

Patricia Halpin Albo '71 and James Albo

Judith Tartaglione Bautz '61 and William Bautz

Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC

Monica Barrett

Susan R. Burns and Daniel Burns

John F. Caruso '82 and Beth Caruso

Vita A. Cassese '70 and Andre Mardon

Susan Chiaviello DiDonato '82 and Gerald DiDonato '83

Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki '80 and Ronald Dolecki

Noreen Doyle '71

Mary Rongetti Dunn '60†

Griffith Construction Corp.

Dave Griffith

Deborah Hamilton

Patricia Sweeney Hayes '61 and Donald Hayes

Steven M. and Lynn Hayes

Ellen Ferens Herzman '64 and Ronald Herzman

Maria McGovern Hyson '65

Lippolis Electric, Inc.

Carmine L. Lippolis

Donna Murphy Maresca '83

Catherine A. Mazzola '90 and Steven Mazzola

Kathryn Felton McAuley '69

Carol Merritt McCaffrey '66 and David McCaffrey

Priscilla Mullins McNamara '60†

Paul W. Mourning and Laura K. Locke

Prestige Mechanical & Construction Corp.

Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc.

Barbara Vitale Serpe '62 and William Serpe

The Pamela J. Newman Foundation

Pamela J. Newman

Patricia McCarthy Yerian '69 and Richard Yerian

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Steven Abreu

Matthew J. Arduino '79 and Susan Arduino

Association of Catholic Colleges & Universities

Cecilia Favorini Balog '66 and Robert Balog

Ann Maher Barlow-Thomas '78

Bob Hannan Agency, Inc.

Margaret Trpisovsky Bowers '67 and Ian Bowers

Mary A. Christie '60

Brenda Crandell

Mary Lee Perillo Danaher '74 and John Danaher

Robert Dickson, Jr.

Maureen Stack Diffley '64 and George Diffley

Exclusive Escapes Eileen Spear '90

Foley Family Charitable Foundation

Joan Marshall Genovese '67 and Frank Genovese

Claire-Anne Gray '69

Mary Ellen Connelly Griffin '68

Mary Ann Slaker Haas '62 and William Haas

Margaret Mullooly Hannan '78 and Robert Hannan

Eileen A. Kerins '67

Susan Butler Kilby '69 and Roy Kilby

Joan Ann KowalczykBeckworth '66

Virginia A. LiVolsi '65†

Margaret Nielsen Lyons '69 and George Lyons

Michelle A. Mally '70

Mary Ponsiglione Martocci '67 and Douglas Martocci

Karen Kopera McCall '74 and Thomas McCall

Barbara A. Patocka '68 and Everett Mattlin

Eileen M. Power '77

Ann Melillo Richardson '60

Robert and Joan Dircks Foundation, Inc.

Joan D. Walsh '81

Gertrude A. Schlachter '35†

Mary Maggiore Schmidt '63

Elizabeth Schreiber

Shady '68

Diane Souza Strehle '67

Leonardo Vargas

Alison Von Klemperer

Kathleen Brocks Whiteside '71

Mary Beth Colligan Woods '69

FOUNDERS GUILD

Anonymous (2)

A & P Builders Group, Inc.

Steven Abreu

AHG Group, LLC

Aaron Gorocitz

Warren Barker

Frances Carr Barletta '58 and George Barletta

Mary Frances Barrett '70a

Margaret Farrelly Broderick '74 and Neil Broderick

Captrust

Elizabeth Barnett Carlucci '76 and Charlie Carlucci

Kathleen Dalton '75 and Paul Spellissy

Rosalba Corrado Del Vecchio '71 and Anthony Del Vecchio

Maureen O'Keefe DiCapua '67 and Peter DiCapua

Angela M. Donovan '65

William J. Dowd

Ehrenkranz Partners

Patrick Shaw

Deirdre T. Flynn

Lysabeth A. Fortunato '59

Lois A. Gassmann '72

Kelvin Gentles '05 and Erica Donato '06

Grant Thornton LLP

Judith A. Hastall '65

Patricia Liberatore Hogan '85 and David Hogan

Ann Novellino Kazak '58

David W. Kingsbury

Ann Folk Kurinskas '77 and James Kurinskas

Mary Anne Grothe Litell '68 and Norman Litell

Ronita Macklin

Stephen A. and Carla S. Manzi

Margaret Gallagher McCarthy '73 and Edward McCarthy

Helen McLaughlin

Rose Kelly McTague '68 and Michael McTague

Doreen Mercier '71

Next Office Furniture, Inc.

Brian Paul

Kathleen M. O’Brien '80

Margaret Trainor O'Malley '80 and Thomas O'Malley

Michelle Shamoun Polityka '65 and Thomas Polityka

Zorida Pritipal-Manoo '99 and Ravi Manoo

Barbara Cahill Rendich '59

Raul and Patricia Rivera

Kathleen Gordon Ronan '80 and Daniel Ronan

Rose Press, Inc.

Robert Corvino and Jill Cuddire

Edith Dewald Schumacher '68 and Donald Schumacher

Lucia M. Sin '75

Elizabeth Eney Skvarla '70 and John Skvarla, III

Virginia Lillis Smith '65

Thatcher Foundation

Michael Muldoon

The New Yankee Stadium Community Benefits Fund

The Vida Foundation, Inc.

Zorida Pritipal-Manoo '99

Anne McGlynn Wiecek '84

Ellen West Wittig '61 and Joseph Wittig

Vera Endres Zapata '74 and William Zapata

CASTLE SOCIETY

Anonymous (3)

All State Party Rental

American Wear

Marguerite O'Rourke Arbutiski '65 and Benedict Arbutiski

Authentic Window Design

Boris Ayala

Jacqueline Kocur Babyak '91

Linda Sardi Bankerd '66 and Paul Bankerd

Ingrid Stuhler Barrett '62 and Theodore Barrett

Jeanne McGuirk Beltran '72

Valerie McGreevy Billy '67 and George Billy

Joyce Hayden Botti '74

Terri Bowles

Kathryn M. Brady

Arline Durnin Braswell '57 and Leroy Braswell

Margaret Cook Bronner '84 and James Bronner

Clare Codyre Brooks '57 and Thomas Brooks

Elizabeth R. Brown '68

Jane Flynn Burke '79

Marian Brady Burke '47

Adele Range Byrne '60

Ellen Speth Cacciapaglia '74 and Donald Cacciapaglia

Mary Ann Scerbo Caproni '71 and Alfred Caproni

Kevin Carbon

Anne Doyle Carpenter '66

Justine-Valerie Carroll '95

Mary Ann Gerve Chandler '69 and John Chandler

Ann Marie Chinnery '68

Cilento Family Charitable Fund

Luciano Cirelli '21

Leah F. Colihan '71 and John Grillo

Marilyn Loh Collado '82

Pasquale Coretto '21

John Corini

Dorothy M. Cummings '94

Kathryn Dorgan Daughton '47

Regina Connor DeFrancisco '74 and Gerald DeFrancisco

Margaret Wolf DePol '65 and Howard DePol

Kristi Dini

Patricia McAndrew Donahue '73 and Thomas Donahue

Doreen A. Donohue '84

Mary Connellan Dougherty '55 and Donald Dougherty

Virginia Brander Dowd '74 and John Dowd

Lois Bezold Doyle '82 and Thomas P. Doyle '82

Mary Ellen Doyle '70

Kathleen Doyle-Hunt '74 and David Hunt

Jill Harrsen Drescher '70 and Gordon Drescher

Maureen Silk Driscoll '63

Kathleen Stoddart Drucker

Cornelia Hamill Duffy '65

Thomas Aquinas Duffy, Jr.

Frank Duggan

Rosemary Sheridan Durkin '62

Julie Capistron Durney '71 and John Durney

Abed A. Elkeshk and Monica Elkeshk '12

Ann M. English '57

Entertainment Media Ventures, Inc.

Sanford Climan

Josephine Zerbi Eschmann '64 and Joseph Eschmann

Barbara Hines Fagan '69 and James Fagan

Eileen T. Farley '58

Ellen M. Farley '62

MaryPat Donnelly Fields '59 and Wesley Fields

James J. Fitzgerald '18

Karen Andersen Fiumara '70 and Henry Fiumara

Jason Ford

Elizabeth Madigan Freher '59

Kevin Garlan '10

Susan Hapworth Gartland '67 and Thomas Gartland

Albina Bianco Gaudino '71 and Nicholas Gaudino

Nancy Kudgus Geysen '63 and Frank Geysen

Margaret Tortorelli Giacoponello '68 and Joseph Giacoponello

Teresa K. Gill '74

Jeannine Mally Glazewski '72 and Vincent Glazewski

Patricia Schrade Gonda '67

Adrianne Grant '06

Great Performances

Liz Neumark

Dave Griffith

Joanne R. Guerriero '77

Mary Halloran '79 and James Rulmyr

Bernadette Stewart Hearn '73

Mary Elizabeth Heiskell

Deborah Hinkley '83 and Douglas Krebs

Patricia Cornell Holmes '69

Karyn Iadarola Iannaccone '86 and Paul Iannaccone

Maureen Sullivan Irwin '68 and William Irwin

Kathleen Dreyer Joyce '67

William L. Juan

Diane Nicholson Keenan '53 and John Keenan

Catherine A. Kennedy

Arlene Ketchum '66

Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin '66

Mary Ann Fenlon Knowles '53

Charles L. Koch

Tyler A. Krolikowski '16

Cathleen Condon Lamanna '71 and Michael Lamanna

Patricia Connors Lamb '82 and James Lamb

Virginia Lambert '66

JoAnn Scileppi Lang '62 and Roger Lang

Catherine Forte Lanza '69 and Joseph Lanza

Marie Mulligan Lauria '56 and Donald Lauria

Daniela Decanini Leone '69 and John Leone

Patricia Dolan Lewis '69 and Richard Lewis

Doris C. Lindbergh '70

Maya Padoch Liteplo '65 and Merrill Liteplo

Jean O'Brien Livingston '72 and L. Livingston

Patricia Tierney Loop '68 and Frederick Loop

Oswaldo A. Luciano '01

Geraldine Hannon Lumelleau '65 and A. Richard Lumelleau

Virginia Marshall Lynch '76 and Kenneth Lynch

Annette Armishaw Maiberger '66 and Richard Maiberger

Marianne Tyndall Malague '59

Margaret M. Maloney '68

Elizabeth Maltby '70

Sally McDermott Mannion '65

Ann Quinlan Marinucci '64 and Paul Marinucci

Mary Anne Holdenecker Massey '67 and Charles Massey

Elizabeth Mazur McDonald '62 and Bruce McDonald

Julianne Imperato McGinley '61 and Patrick McGinley

Virginia Feehan McGlone '61 and James McGlone

Marguerite Engels McHale '80 and Robert McHale

Margaret Hourigan McLoughlin '61

MAJOR GIFTS & PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES

Catherine Condon McMahon '75 and John McMahon

Paul McSherry

Rosita Stagg Medler '57 and Raymond Medler

Madeleine and John Melkonian

Metro Team Outfitters

Dorothy Mullins Meyer '61

Eleanor Fleming Millar '64 and Douglas Millar

Mary Molloy '77 and Walter Jones

Regina Scheer Mreczko '78 and John Mreczko

MTS Landscaping and Design

John Muller

Nabil Nadim

New York Environmental LLC

Patricia Dolan Nolan '57 and John Nolan

Gerard Novello

Regina Baecher Oberlin '69 and Thomas Oberlin

Deirdre A. O'Connor '83

Emilia Pandolfelli O'Connor '70 and Mark O'Connor

Moira Fitzpatrick O'Connor '62 and John O'Connor

Patricia Cantore O'Connor '70 and William O'Connor

Pamela Burke O'Neil '70 and Thomas O'Neil

Alicia del Rosario Ong '62 and Long Ong†

Monica Wohlfert Oudens '57 and Gerald Oudens

Maria G. Parisella '69

Judith Yamarone Pasqua '64

Theresa Pelone Perna '61 and Thomas Perna

Eileen Kramer Phelps '59 and Richard Phelps

Margaret Grant Platt '84 and Charles Platt

Rock Positano

Kathleen Lynch Powell '71 ProStar LLC

Vincent Dempsey

Margaret Mancuso Quigley '71 and Hugh Quigley

Margaret A. Reedy '73

Daniel T. Regan

Jean Regnier '96

Claire Garvey Reid '63 and John Reid

Catherine R. Reilly '70

Anthony Riccobono

Maureen Rochford-Mitchell '74

ROWE Family Fund

Robert Rowe

Maureen Rowland '75

Maureen B. Russell '69

Gail McVey Ryan '61

Sharon Sager '73 and Loring Swasey

Karen Santucci '84

Valerie C. Scanlon '68

Susan Cullen Schwartz '65 and Benjamin Schwartz

Mary C. Segers '61

H. Gerard and Suzanne Seitz

Ellen Ryan Simmons '72 and Bruce Simmons

Elaine Sloan '66 and Ross Moen

Marie Gerne Stanton '57 and Reginald Stanton

Anne M. Strianese '71

Vincent Todino '11

Sal Travaglino

USI Insurance Services

George Van Amson

Mary Jane Spohr Vonnegut '64 and Martin Vonnegut

Maria T. Vullo '84

Cheri Walsh and Robert Walsh

Helen Synan Walsh '78 and Edward Walsh

Joan Weiss '61 and Robert White

Barbara Miklus Whelan '68 and Charles Whelan

W. Adam Wichern, III

James Wong

Joan M. Woods '57

Vilmas Celia Chong Wu

Deborah Lamb Ziegler '68 and Richard Ziegler

Joseph Zuckerman

Joanne Zurlo '74

$1,535,454

$1,200,730

FISCAL YEAR 2024 GIVING $511,800

$5,193,536

$10,976,540

First Cohort of Seton College Students Begins Studies

FOR OVER TWO CENTURIES, the Sisters of Charity of New York have been dedicated to their mission of providing high-quality educational opportunities to all students— regardless of their financial or family means. Following in their footsteps, the University of Mount Saint Vincent is committed to providing transformative educational experiences that empower all students to reach their full potential and achieve their academic and personal goals, fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment for everyone.

There’s a path forward for all learners at the Mount.

In late 2023, the University of Mount Saint Vincent announced the launch of Seton College, a two-year associate degree program at the Mount for students who otherwise may have opted not to attend college. The first of its kind not just in New York City, but in the entire Northeast, Seton College offers students the opportunity to earn an associate degree in the liberal arts following one of three professional tracks (business, prehealth professions, or social sciences), all while remaining entirely debt free. Tuition and fees for Seton College are set to match the maximum amount of state and federal funding offered to these students—giving them the opportunity to begin their higher education journey without bearing the burden of student loans.

“Seton College gives these students—many of whom are already facing financial hardships—the opportunity to apply the full amount of their

federal student loan allowance toward a bachelor’s degree after graduation or enter the workforce without the impending burden of repaying loans,” shared President Susan R. Burns. “The relief this opportunity offers Seton College students, and their families, is indescribable.”

The Mount is forever indebted to the Sisters for their endless support of higher education, but their commitment has only been further recognized in their generosity to underwrite a significant investment for the startup funds necessary to launch Seton College. Following such a substantial gift, the Mount made the considerate decision to name the new two-year school after the Congregation’s founding mother and the first American-born Saint, Elizabeth Ann Seton.

What’s more, the first day of classes for Seton College students fell on August 27, the day before Elizabeth Ann Seton’s 250th birthday.

“When Dr. Burns and the Mount Saint Vincent Board approached me and asked if the Sisters would be interested in endowing the initial funds necessary to establish Seton College, it was—what some might say—a ‘no brainer,’” said Donna Dodge, SC, President of the Sisters of Charity of New York, at the dedication ceremony for the newly renovated space on the fifth floor of Founders Hall that Seton College calls home. “Our partnership with Mount Saint Vincent is one of our most coveted relationships, and we are confident that the University will carry on our mission in the many, many decades to come.”

To help establish Seton College, the Mount also partnered with the Come To Believe (CTB) Network, a nonprofit organization that works as an accelerator within the higher education space by helping institutions bring its model to life through a resultsdriven, affordable two-year commuter program. The model, developed under the leadership of Steve Katsouros, SJ, EdD, offers eligible students who would have otherwise been excluded from higher education the opportunity to earn an associate degree. Through another series of grants, bequests from our alumnae/i network, and generous donations—totaling over $8 million dollars—the once dream of Seton College has become a reality.

What used to be a storage room on the very top floor of Founders Hall is now a fully operational environment fitted with classrooms, offices, a cafeteria, and a lounge area for students to relax and study in between classes.

Gathered together on the first day of classes for Seton College students, His Eminence Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York, blessed Seton College, surrounded

by students, faculty, staff, and local community and political leaders. A ribbon cutting of the new space was also celebrated, with a small reception following for invited guests.

“Seton College, truly, is a dream come to life,” shared Dr. Burns in her remarks at the Dedication and Blessing. “What started off as a ‘hey, we can do that!’ quickly morphed into a ‘that’s right, we’re doing this!’ And we could not be more ecstatic to finally be able to say ‘wow, we did that!’”

The doors to Seton College are open to those who may not meet the standard admission requirements of the University, and those with high school records below what is considered necessary for admission to the Undergraduate College. Above all, students with exceptional financial need are welcome to pursue their dreams at Seton College. Students will take classes during three or four days of the

week and will be expected to work a part-time job—obtained through the help of several corporate partners—for the remainder of their weekdays and on weekends. They are also welcome to immerse themselves in everything the Mount’s campus has to offer, from student activities to service initiatives.

Its first cohort of 75 students will be taught by five faculty members led by founding Dean, Jason Ford, and Katie Alexander, Associate Dean for Academics, and Sharon Ortega, Associate Dean for Student Success and Engagement. As the first semester of classes continues, Dean Ford and his team hope to connect with local high schools in the area to spread the word about Seton College and all it can offer to those who may require additional academic support, but are motivated in obtaining a post-secondary degree.

“Elizabeth Seton’s life was marked by resilience, compassion, and a deep love for both God and humanity,” shared Sr. Donna. “By naming Seton College in her honor, we both aspire to embody these values and inspire our students

Thank you to the generous donors who supported the initial funds necessary to launch Seton College.

Anonymous

Association of Catholic Colleges & Universities

Come To Believe Network

Eileen M. Dullmeyer '51†

Alex Ehrlich

Gerstner Philanthropies

Eileen A. Kerins '67

to follow in her footsteps, embracing education as a path to personal and societal transformation.”

It is the University’s belief that a student’s education extends far beyond knowledge, skills, and preparation for work, but rather the comprehensive

Maura A. Markus

Priscilla C. McNamara '60†

Elizabeth J. Rock '46†

Sisters of Charity of New York

The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation

The Carson Family Charitable Trust

development of the whole person. At Seton College, students will find not just a place of learning, but a supportive environment that fosters growth, curiosity, and the pursuit of excellence. We have no doubts that they will move forward.

SCHOLARSHIP Tribute Dinner

THE

UNIVERSITY

OF MOUNT

SAINT VINCENT’S annual Scholarship Tribute Dinner returned for yet another year on Tuesday, May 7, celebrating two remarkable honorees and raising funds for a most worthy cause: our talented and deserving student body.

We also, of course, were able to continue our University celebrations with the first Scholarship Tribute Dinner held under our new name.

Mount community members; guests; alumnae/i; Sisters of Charity; and leaders in businesses, government, healthcare, and social services all came together in singular support of the Mount’s robust and ever-growing scholarship programs. We’re sure you already know, but we like to shout it from the rooftops: 100%—yes, you read that right: 100%—of the University’s traditional undergraduate students receive scholarships and financial aid to help offset the cost of their education. That’s something that continues to be remarkable in today’s challenging higher education landscape.

We are proud to report that this year’s gala—which was once again held at stunning Gotham Hall in Manhattan— raised a grand total of over $511,800.

We, once again, offered the opportunity for those in the room—and even those following along from the comfort of their couches—to give back through our text-to-give campaign. The text-to-give campaign alone raised over $50,000 just from those tapping on their cell phone screens. It was an amazing way to rally support and build momentum among donors from near and far.

When asked to stand for recognition, the students invited to the gala received resounding applause—and a standing ovation—from the packed room of guests. A total of 35 student leaders from across the University joined us for the evening

and they represented the more than 1,400 undergraduates who received scholarships this academic year— cumulatively valued in excess of $40 million in institutional aid.

Having to attend to an urgent family matter, honoree Kevin M. McGovern was, unfortunately, unable to join us for the evening’s celebrations. He was dearly missed, but the Mount will find the appropriate time to honor him in the near future. Accepting the citation on his behalf was Trustee and dear friend of Kevin, Noreen M. Culhane '72. Noreen offered a beautiful reflection of Kevin’s work, their friendship and his introduction to the Mount community, and his dedication to serving populations of students who are not served by others.

Certainly no less influential, the Mount was also delighted to honor Allen J. West.

Allen offered a wonderful reflection on his personal experience in foster care, how helping today’s youth in foster care has become his life’s passion, and cited his appreciation of our Mott Street Scholarship Program.

Following the presentations to the honorees, President Burns took the stage to offer her remarks.

She shared a word that she selected earlier this year that she’s been using to inspire and guide the work that she has been doing throughout this academic year. That word is: seen.

“I have witnessed the beautiful ways in which our institution ‘sees’ our learners and each other. It is something that is central to our mission and our values as a Vincentian institution. Saint Vincent

de Paul saw each person he ministered to on the streets of 17th century France for the individual person they were and the dignity they deserved. We continue to emulate his goodness and that of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton today in the work we do, seeing our learners both within and beyond the classroom.”

Dr. Burns was also sure to thank the generous supporters of the Mount’s students and programs, who have made the University the Right Place on the River for students from near and far.

“We say that our students of today are the leaders of tomorrow, but it is important to note that YOU are stewards of their and our future. You build on the contributions made by the generations of those who came before you— the Sisters of Charity of New York, prior administrators, teachers, alums, and donors alike—to carry and enrich our legacy into the years to come. For that, I thank you. I thank you for the ways in which you help our students, and the University of Mount Saint Vincent, to be seen.”

We couldn’t have put it better if we tried. THANK YOU to all of our generous supporters who made the 2024 Scholarship Tribute Dinner a resounding success.

Thank you—to all our donors—for supporting yet another

SCHOLARSHIP TRIBUTE DINNER

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A & P Builders Group, Inc.

Ryan Adhari

ADT Commercial

Nick Delfico

All Glass Systems, Inc.

Ivonne Davis

All State Party Rental

Lowell Fox

Kevin Allan

John Allen

Almstead Tree, Shrub & Lawn Care Co.

Ken Almstead

American Secured Fencing Corp.

Dean Tierney

American Wear

John Auriemma

Ryan Anderson

Boris Ayala

Blanche Micciche Barresi '59

Judith Tartaglione Bautz '61 and William Bautz

Be Furniture

Rosemary T. Berkery '75 and Robert Hausen

Mikaela A. Blanchard '19

Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC

Monica Barrett

Lynne Bongiovanni and John Twomey

Bottom Line Striping

Orlando Leon

Terri Bowles

Catherine P. Boyle

Margaret Farrelly Broderick '74 and Neil Broderick

Helen Generosa Bruno '65 and John Bruno

Luke Bucaj

Susan R. Burns and Daniel Burns

Analydia Camacho '24

Captrust

Justine-Valerie Carroll '95

John F. Caruso '82 and Beth Caruso

Vita A. Cassese '70 and Andre Mardon

Chief Fire Prevention

Frank Mitarotonda

Citywide Fire Sprinkler

Gail Vance Civille '65 and Francis Civille†

Coca-Cola Company

Marilyn Loh Collado '82

Michael Collins

Commercial Kitchens, Inc.

Richard Pinto

Conde Family Foundation

Cristóbal and Kamaryn Conde

Ellen McBrien Courchene '66 and David Courchene

Edward Cox

Crown Janitorial Products

Richard Saltzman

Noreen M. Culhane '72

Josh Cuppek

Andrew A. Curiel '18

Barry DeDominicis

Kevin DeGroat

Rosalba Corrado Del Vecchio '71 and Anthony Del Vecchio

Andrew Delzotto

Peter D. DeNunzio

Albert Diaz

Susan Chiaviello DiDonato '82 and Gerald DiDonato '83

Doreen A. Donohue '84

Kristina Ortiz Donohue and Michel Donohue

Ellen Drake

Jessie L. D'Souza '20

Jeanette Duffy

Arber Eftimiu

Ehrenkranz Partners

Patrick Shaw

Alex Ehrlich

Percapita Group, Inc.

Stephen Eichinger

Elite Irrigation

Abed A. Elkeshk and Monica Elkeshk '12

Jennifer Elliott

Entertainment Media Ventures, Inc.

Sanford R. Climan

Environetics Group Architects

Charles L. Koch

Exclusive Escapes Eileen Spear '90

Extech Building Materials

Daniel Federico '14

David Fleury

Jason Ford

Christine Friel

Michael Gallucci

Laura Garcia

Anthony Garofalo

Kelvin Gentles '05 and Erica Donato '06

Aaron Gorocitz AHG Group

Adrianne Grant '06

Grant Thornton LLP

Great Performances

Liz Neumark

Griffith Construction Corp.

Dave Griffith

Mike Griffith

Deborah Hamilton

Yolanda Harmon-Lord '15

Steven M. and Lynn Hayes

Catherine Healy-Sharbaugh

Maureen A. Henegan '78

Infinite Henry

Cathy A. Ingram '87

InterCity Agency, Inc.

Fitzgerald Ventura

InterStudioViaggi

Leon Jones

Luz Maria Jorge

Devin Karas

Christopher Keenan, OFM

Marianne Crosson Kelleher '72 and Brian Kelleher

Anita Palmieri Kerr '70

Pamela Kerrigan

Charles L. Koch

Theresa Kuilan

Iliana Lantigua

Johanna Lazo

Grace White Leahy '73 and John Leahy

exceptional, life-changing Scholarship Tribute Dinner.

Linden New Day

John Blassingame

Lippolis Electric, Inc.

Carmine L. Lippolis

Ellen Lynch Lloyd '10

Robert Lorenzo

Caitlin-Nicole Macahilig '18

Joanne Fusco Mackey '75 and Peter Mackey

Ronita Macklin

Michelle A. Mally '70

Stephen A. and Carla S. Manzi

Stephen Marcellino

Maura A. Markus

Angela Marquez

Diamond Martin '22

Mary Beth Martin

Gemma Martini-Mahon

Madeline Eboli Masterson '59

Zach McCann

John McCullagh

Kevin M. McGovern

McGovern Capital

Michael J. McGovern

Dashawn McLeod

Rose Kelly McTague '68 and Michael McTague

Madeleine and John Melkonian

Matthew Melkonian

Andi Metaliaj

Milad Nukho & Sons, Inc.

Victor A. Miroshnikov and Natalia Miroshnikov

Ari Mittleman

James Mooney '06

Teresa Gomez Morales

Joan Maloney Moran '73

Moran Technology Consulting

Paul W. Mourning and Laura K. Locke

Ann Marie Moynihan '05

MTS Landscaping and Design, Inc.

Michael Swoboda

Leah Munch '12

Gail Lavin Murphy

John Murphy

Nabil Nadim

Maria Nardulli

New York Environmental LLC

Pamela J. Newman

Next Office Furniture, Inc.

Brian Paul

Kathleen M. O'Brien '80

Gabrielle Occhiogrosso

Shulamite Odogwu '18

Debra O'Toole '23

Ashish Pant

Felix Paulino

Pepcon, Inc.

Nicholas Perpepaj

Edward Peralta '24

Alexandria Perpepaj

Jeannette and Jose Pichardo

Edward Plumacher '18

Patricia Posluszny '82

Prestige Mechanical & Construction Corp.

Leonardo Vargas

ProStar LLC

Vincent Dempsey

John Prufeta

Evra Pryce

Nicole M. Quaranto '18

Esi Quashie

Amalia Quinones

Bernie Ramirez '15

Teresita Ramirez

Christina A. Rasmussen '20

Daniel T. Regan

Martin and Lucy Regan

Conor Reidy

Arianna L. Rentas '22

Anthony Riccobono

Rose Press, Inc.

Robert Corvino and Jill Cuddire

Dan Rosenstein

Xhuljana Rragami

Safeguard Lock & Key Company

Saint Joseph's Medical Center

Michael J. Spicer

Maureen Kirby Sanders '65

Jeffrey Santana '25

Joseph Santana '24

Kevin Satterfield

Jason Seda

Scott Siegel-Ortiz '08

Silver Star Transportation

Mario Da Rocha, Jr.

Evelyn Simpson

Tiana Sloan

Peggy A. Steffann '65

Grace Steinhauser

Philip Stern

Diane Souza Strehle '67

Divine Tabios '04

Arlene Tavarez '09

Elizabeth Texidor

Thatcher Foundation

Dan Thompson

TIAA

Sal Travaglino

Jennifer Trepinski

Jeffrey Twumasi '21

USI Insurance Services

Kerry Arndt

George Van Amson

Anesta Maquishon Vannoy '73

Fitzgerald Ventura

Voisava Vukaj

Cheri Walsh and Robert Walsh

Heather Wathington

Webster Bank

Joan Weiss '61 and Robert White

Susan L. Whitney '72 and John Whitney

W. Adam Wichern, III

Damarcus O. Williams '18

Thomas Ray Willis

Window Genie

Kristin A. Yanniello '13

Michael and Diane Yanniello

Naa Yirenkyi

Edward and Mara Zukowski

ALWAYS GROWING: Announcing the UMSV School of Business

WITH THE EARLY 2024 ANNOUNCEMENT that the New York State Board of Regents had officially designated the Mount as one of New York State’s newest universities, Mount community members could almost feel a tangible swirl of excitement in the air. The campus was bustling with plans and excitement as the transition to university status would enable us to further initiatives already in the works with a goal of moving the University forward.

New name and new paths, but same forward commitment to thoughtful and strategic growth of our programs. Working as an entity under the larger university umbrella, the establishment of the University’s School of Business will usher in a new era of business education. To lead the School toward its bright future, the Mount recently appointed Raymond Pullaro, a multi-faceted technology executive, educator, and former dean at Long Island University, as the University’s first Dean of the School of Business.

Dean Pullaro brings decades of experience

in business and education, which include leading corporate teams in multiple areas such as investments, risk management, emerging markets, and more. In his prior role as dean at Long Island University, Dean Pullaro launched degree programs, expanded undergraduate enrollment, and established a student-managed investment fund. In addition to holding a US patent, he has published articles and book chapters and is an invited speaker at conferences across the US, Europe, and China.

Business remains one of the most popular majors among students choosing to attend four-year institutions. Dean Pullaro described four critical success factors that will inform future pathways for the School of Business: incorporating essential skills such as teamwork, adaptability, and problem-solving; emphasizing business ethics throughout the curriculum, not just in single-course offerings; maintaining focus on the education of the whole person with regard to internships, mentorship, and extracurricular activities; and, finally, drawing inspiration from the Mount’s

commitment to a deserving student population and using every resource available to support their success.

“The Mount boasts a robust constellation of business departments—finance, accounting, economics and so on,” said Dean Pullaro. “We are positioned to differentiate the Mount from other schools whose focus on these foundational principles may not be as intentional as ours.”

To the existing array of undergraduate courses in business-related areas, the University will introduce new baccalaureate- and masters-level programing in marketing and public relations. Eventually, the School of Business will launch the first doctoral program at the University in business administration. Other goals include a speaker series in partnership with the Center for Leadership and the revival of the School of Business Advisory Council.

In a campus-wide effort to maximize the opportunities presented by the new School, Dean Pullaro is just one of President Burns’ dedicated leaders who have been guiding the University to this point and beyond—the Board of Trustees, the faculty and administration, and innumerable ardent and generous supporters. Among these is Trustee Peter D. DeNunzio, who recently made a foundational leadership gift in support of the emerging School of Business.

Peter’s gift to the School of Business was inspired by both his support for its mission and by his mother’s own experience as an economics major at the Mount.

Growing up in Yonkers and the first in her family to attend college, Jean Ames

DeNunzio '55/’80 enrolled as a day student at Mount Saint Vincent in 1951 and selected economics as her field of study. After her sophomore year, however, like many women of that era, Jean opted to set aside her studies to marry and start a family.

In 1978, with her children grown and still interested in economics, Jean returned to the Mount to complete her degree, graduating with the class of 1980 at the age of 50.

“My mother was very proud of her degree and used what she had learned to broaden her understanding of the business world and global economic policies,” Peter shared. “She truly loved her ‘second term’ at the Mount, especially her interaction with both students and faculty. She never gave up her goal to complete her education and obtain her diploma. And she wanted to do it at Mount Saint Vincent. That’s the kind of person she was.”

Peter then added:

“She was even proud that she had two class affiliations on her Mount diploma: 1955 and 1980!”

Throughout his own long career in business, Peter has headed several marketing, advertising, and digital communications organizations. He is a passionate supporter of education, serving on the University’s Board of Trustees as well as those of other educational institutions. He has played an important role in establishing the foundation for the School of Business, with a particular emphasis on marketing, digital communications, and public relations.

“This generation of future business leaders is fortunate

to have been born into a digital world,” added Peter. “They are supremely comfortable with technology, social media, and tools for research and learning that simply weren’t available to an earlier generation. We want to ensure the School of Business attracts motivated students seeking practical skills as well as the values the Mount has always stood for— the education of the whole individual through humanity, humility, and obligation to others. I truly hope and believe that my gift will serve as a catalyst for additional support from alumnae/i and the broader Mount community.”

Pointing to the critical need for more leadership gifts like Peter DeNunzio’s generous donation, Dean Pullaro added:

“A business education comprises many elements

beyond technical skills or prestigious internships, and the goal of launching the School of Business must be a community-wide effort. Creating the School of Business, and integrating existing curriculum with exciting new courses to match our students’ interests, requires substantial resources. We will continue to reach out to alumnae/i, family, and friends who share our belief that there has never been a better time for Mount Saint Vincent to plant a flag in the fertile space of business education.”

Dean Pullaro concluded by highlighting his goal to identify an additional donor wishing to leave a lasting legacy by naming the new School of Business during this momentous time, pushing the School of Business forward and into a successful and stable future.

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 Mount. Contributions received from those whose names appear below were used in support of all funds and projects.

1935

Donors: 1

Total Contributed: $9,786

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Gertrude A. Schlachter†

1945

Donors: 2

Total Contributed: $600

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Patricia Buckley Boerner

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Justine Schmalzl Smith

1946

Donors: 2

Total Contributed: $442,250

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Elizabeth J. Rock†

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Frances Schug Grace

1947

Donors: 2

Total Contributed: $2,000

CASTLE SOCIETY

Marian Brady Burke

Kathryn Dorgan Daughton

1948

Donors: 2

Total Contributed: $655

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Kathleen Armour Knowles

Kathryn Shaker Sperrazzo†

1949

Donors: 2

Total Contributed: $3,100

FOUNDERS GUILD

Anonymous

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Rosemary Lally Inlow

1950

Donors: 2

Total Contributed: $500

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Gloria D'Angelo Ingrao

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Audrey Heckendorn McCue

1951

Donors: 10

Total Contributed: $333,091

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Eileen Joyce Dullmeyer†

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Margaret McGovern

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Geraldine McNeil Baldwin

Claire Perini Caimano

Elaine L. Palatine

Joan Kennedy Ryan

Joanne Deasy Sebetic

Evelyn Muller Spellerberg†

DONOR

Rosemary E. Murray

Elizabeth Dwyer Ryan

1952

Donors: 3

Total Contributed: $375

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Evelyn Valdejuly Boake

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Rosemary Golden Cummins

DONOR

Lorraine Piretra O'Connell

1953

Donors: 12

Total Contributed: $1,005,575

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Joan Heinzmann Inzerillo†

CASTLE SOCIETY

Diane Nicholson Keenan

Mary Ann Fenlon Knowles

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Mary Geary McLaughlin

Sally Todd Murphy

Marilyn Murphy Rivara

Margaret Paglia Wellman

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Helene Cifra Alameda

Margaret Cummings Driscoll

Rosemarie A. Naimo

Roberta Raymond Slonim

DONOR

Mary Ann Garisto, SC

1954

Donors: 2

Total Contributed: $300

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Theresa Maddalo Blose

Margaret Mayes Kelly

1955

Donors: 11

Total Contributed: $2,350

CASTLE SOCIETY

Mary Connellan Dougherty

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Virginia Curran Rederer

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Maralyn Wagner Turney

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Barbara Lynch Brizzolara

Lillian Carron Dietz

Eleanor Cantine Knightly

Anna O'Dea Morris

DONOR

Maureen Wolf Coleman

Mary C. McGinley

Katherine Wenton Strakosch

Elizabeth Tierney

1956

Donors: 11

Total Contributed: $3,305

CASTLE SOCIETY

Marie Mulligan Lauria

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Mary Mahoney Levy

Alicia Malone Von Schaumburg

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Barbara A. O'Neil

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Mary Fitzmorris Callan

Mary Gavin Hull

Rita Demeo MacDonald

Mary Humphrey Rosenthal

DONOR

Anne Melly Doherty

Patricia Tiernan Johnstone

Mary H. Kennedy

1957

Donors: 19

Total Contributed: $14,125

CASTLE SOCIETY

Arline Durnin Braswell

Clare Codyre Brooks

Ann M. English

Rosita Stagg Medler

Patricia Dolan Nolan

Monica Wohlfert Oudens

Marie Gerne Stanton

Joan M. Woods

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Constance Clarkin Ernenwein

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Catherine Collier Hertz

Betty Lou Manahan Polk

Helen Clark Thiemann

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Geraldine O'Connor Block

Marlene Mawson Carney

Suzanne Burnham Gallagher†

Elizabeth O'Dea Kennedy

Marie McGann Reddy

Joan Fox Stewart

DONOR

Barbara Ann McCabe O'Brien

1958

Donors: 16

Total Contributed: $9,150

FOUNDERS GUILD

Frances Carr Barletta

Ann Novellino Kazak

CASTLE SOCIETY

Eileen T. Farley

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Claire Masterson Chamine

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Ida Di Bernardo Annicelli

Mary Lou Dunlay Faust

Adriana Mascherin Lalor

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Maureen L. Evans

Patricia Cooke McGuinness

Mary Ellen Bowen McNamara

Jean McKenna O'Donnell

Josephine Liotta Oliveri

Gail A. Pizzuti

Loretta Moriarty Sauerwein

Ann Reinders Tobin

DONOR

Angela Jusino Cocuzza

1959

Donors: 27

Total Contributed: $14,885

FOUNDERS GUILD

Lysabeth A. Fortunato

Barbara Cahill Rendich

CASTLE SOCIETY

MaryPat Donnelly Fields

Elizabeth Madigan Freher

Marianne Tyndall Malague

Eileen Kramer Phelps

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Carol Unangst Bauer Gilmartin

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Blanche Micciche Barresi

Kathryn Pitkiewicz McLaughlin

Maryann Shea

Kathryn McVann York

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Grace Imperato Bardinelli

Mary Jane Rippe Comfort

Mary Magrath Dillon

Teresa Cook Gast

Camille Colgan Hayden

Marilyn Oddo Keehan

Madeline Eboli Masterson

Ethel E. Pizzuti

Alice Hendry Scara

Mary Keelan Shaughnessy

Nancy Quinn Sturtevant

Mary Lou Tweedy, CSJ†

Elizabeth Byrne Wein

DONOR

Irene Szyjka Harasimowitz

Mary M. McDonnell, RSCJ

Mary A. McNelis

1960

Donors: 20

Total Contributed: $437,560

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Anonymous

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

Mary Rongetti Dunn†

Priscilla Mullins McNamara†

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Mary A. Christie

Ann Melillo Richardson

CASTLE SOCIETY

Adele Range Byrne

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Barbara A. Rakowski

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Anne Keating Hintz†

Joanne Dwyer Ivey

Jane Burns McDonnell

Joan Egan Smart

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Winifred Bowen Hinrichs

Carol Ann Nolan

Evelyn Dooley Seidman

DONOR

Barbara Corbi Kaufer

Patricia Pryor Keiserman

Maureen O'Brien Monroe

Judith McLean O'Shea

Judith Berger Peterson

Barbara Srozenski, SC

1961

Donors: 36

Total Contributed: $39,280

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

Judith Tartaglione Bautz

Patricia Sweeney Hayes

FOUNDERS GUILD

Ellen West Wittig

CASTLE SOCIETY

Julianne Imperato McGinley

Virginia Feehan McGlone

Margaret Hourigan McLoughlin

Dorothy Mullins Meyer

Theresa Pelone Perna

Gail McVey Ryan

Mary C. Segers

Joan Weiss

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Lucille Palumbo Bartolomo

Mary Ellen Golden

Barbara Hillman Horgan

Barbara G. Josefowicz

Mary Wat Trucksess

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Mary Casey Butler

Joan Oliveto Durbin

Zenobia V. Fox

Kathryn Lynch McLellan

Margaret O'Donnell McNerney

Cecelia Conaghan Stapleton

Joy Francese Wyler

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Nancy Sargent Anderson

Ann O'Toole Carew

Susan Bernstein Johnstone

Mary Jane Heim Kleindienst

Geraldine Direnzo Kureck

Helen Heap McGuire

Jean Conlin Micallef

Mary Ann Carew Perkins

Mary H. Stuart

Anne Cunniffe Valli

DONOR

Judith Yang Chow

Patricia Reinhard Lee

Agnes Marshall Mulhern

SISTERS HILL FARM

Back in July, University of Mount Saint Vincent Campus Minister MJ Black took several Campus Ministry student workers on a road trip upstate to visit and serve at Sisters Hill Farm in Stanfordville, NY. Sisters Hill Farm, founded in 1996, is a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) not-forprofit farm sponsored by the Sisters of Charity of New York. While upstate, MJ and the students met with Farmer Dave, long-time Sisters Hill Farm farmer, to learn about the CSA run by his team. The UMSV team then helped with farm share distribution—which is also distributed to CSA members in the Bronx—and packaged produce to be sent to a local food pantry.

1962

Donors: 30

Total Contributed: $28,160

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

Barbara Vitale Serpe

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Mary Ann Slaker Haas

CASTLE SOCIETY

Ingrid Stuhler Barrett

Rosemary Sheridan Durkin

Ellen M. Farley

JoAnn Scileppi Lang

Elizabeth Mazur McDonald

Moira Fitzpatrick O'Connor

Alicia del Rosario Ong

Anne Kennedy Griffin

Mary Ann Jordan

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Kathleen Armstrong Amoia

Kathleen Brown Finigan

Bridget Toolan Fraser

Mary Dolson Seyler

Lois Studley Thomsen

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Joan Spinelli Bonsignore

Denise Healy Brand

JoAnn Liberali Cardone

Maureen Burke Carlesi

Paula Leclair Dorn

Marie Wolf Doyle

Joan Hesselbacher Graburn

Diane Drechsler Hoover

TOPAZ CIRCLE

ALUMNAE/I

VINCENT'S TABLE

SERVICE SPOTLIGHTS

Vincent’s Table is a collaborative hunger outreach initiative sponsored by both the University of Mount Saint Vincent and the Sisters of Charity of New York. The program addresses food insecurity needs in the northwest Bronx and southern Yonkers through several food distribution events each month—many done in collaboration with Feeding Westchester and the Saint Francis Breadline. Sisters of Charity and Mount students and employees frequently volunteer to help at the food distribution events. Vincent’s Table also set up a community refrigerator and pantry on campus, where Mount community members can leave what they can and take what they need.

Karlene C. Reilly

Rosemary Romano

DONOR

Nancy Olwell Bielawski

Rae Freedson Bottino

Margaret M. Kelleher, OSU

Dorothy Vassallo Novak

1963

Donors: 25

Total Contributed: $15,675

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Mary Maggiore Schmidt

CASTLE SOCIETY

Maureen Silk Driscoll

Nancy Kudgus Geysen

Claire Garvey Reid

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Kathleen Godesky Glenister

Nancy Maye Habetz

Barbara M. O'Grady

Jane Rushford Page

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Louise Crisona Ciulla

Elizabeth J. Feehan

Mary Lou Quill Gibbons

Joan Stadelmann Harris

Louise Carini Januzzi

Leona L. Leo

Barbara A. Levinson

Valerie Hennessy McCarthy

Kathleen Henry Sullivan

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Phyllis Distasi Keenan

Jane Scileppi Lowson

Marion Covell Sousa

Denise Quill Stanley

Alice L. Veyvoda

DONOR

Kathryn Baranello Goldsmith

Lenore Schwartzkopf Isleib

Maureen Christman St. John

1964

Donors: 26

Total Contributed: $29,145

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

Ellen Ferens Herzman

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Maureen Stack Diffley

CASTLE SOCIETY

Josephine Zerbi Eschmann

Ann Quinlan Marinucci

Eleanor Fleming Millar

Judith Yamarone Pasqua

Mary Jane Spohr Vonnegut

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Anne Manning Grandis

Patricia Sweeney Neher

Kathleen Tuzzeo Pfeiffer

Regina Frey Schultz

Mary Treanor

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Mary Lou Eschmann Donofrio

Pat Murray Eidle

Maureen O'Dea Feeney

Mary Connolly Hair

Mary Brady Harrigan

Lavonne Nemmers

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Janice Nielsen Allen

Ann Hernon-Mooney

Alice Noone Moroney

Annette Musco Volino

Jerilynn Filip Volkman

DONOR

Dorothy Metz, SC

Marilyn Ferrara Mlynek

Suzanne Ellen Wallin, SC

1965

Donors: 64

Total Contributed: $117,445

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Gail Vance Civille

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

Maria McGovern Hyson

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Virginia A. LiVolsi†

FOUNDERS GUILD

Angela M. Donovan

Judith A. Hastall

Michelle Shamoun Polityka

Virginia Lillis Smith

CASTLE SOCIETY

Marguerite O'Rourke Arbutiski

Margaret Wolf DePol

Cornelia Hamill Duffy

Maya Padoch Liteplo

Geraldine Hannon Lumelleau

Sally McDermott Mannion

Susan Cullen Schwartz

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Patricia Ross Aglietti

Helen Generosa Bruno

Jane Drury Cassidy

Jane Jewusiak Landers

Virginia Kelly Lawn

Laurine Irving Megna

Mary Ann Dunn Ryer

Maureen Kirby Sanders

Elizabeth Lavin Seibold

Peggy A. Steffann

Jean Toth-Allen

Anne Morris Wilding

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Jane Weibrecht Audrey-Neuhauser

Joan Mullaly DeYoung

Gail Hotarek Dwyer

Corinne Goldrick Fischer

Theresa Strelec Gallagher

Ann C. Hunt

Mary Mastaloni Lizzi

Susan E. Scully

Rose Marie Napoli Stark

Natalie Robinson Treanor

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Patricia Cammisa Craghan

Frances Marshall Cunningham

Mary Jane Coyle Dooley

Elizabeth M. Dunne

Juliana P. Flaherty

Susan McCaffery Haugh

Elizabeth De Caprio Hezel

Abigail Waters Kohler

Irene Sheehan Laheney

Joan Redden Lalonde

Cathy M. Lawler

Marcie Standish Martelli

Lorna Hurley Minor

Maryalice Hogan Murphy

Miriam Elliott Murphy

Virginia Garvelli Murphy

Dahlia Barbara Noonan

Marian Doyle Orsetti

Marguerite Pirritano

Catherine Giblin Ricardo

Anne Charbonneau Tuttle

Dorothy Ticho Werchenski

DONOR

Rita Sanford Barchitta

Marie Heil Hawe

Dolores La Hiff Kelly

Leonora A. Lipari

Margaret F. Mahon

Rosemary Castellano Segall

1966

Donors: 37

Total Contributed: $37,910

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

Carol Merritt McCaffrey

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Cecilia Favorini Balog

Joan Ann Kowalczyk-Beckworth

CASTLE SOCIETY

Linda Sardi Bankerd

Anne Doyle Carpenter

Arlene Ketchum

Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin

Virginia Lambert

Annette Armishaw Maiberger

Elaine B. Sloan

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Marguerite Driscoll Connor

Elizabeth Drago Hoban

Mary Ellen Hanley Hyland

Philomena Lynch Madden

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Ellen McBrien Courchene

Mary Alice Brassel Elwood

Maureen Heveran Garvey

Patricia McLaughlin Graham

Marguerite L. Marra

Dorothy Whelan Meehan

Barbara I. Quackenbush

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Eileen Collins Audley

Louise Kudgus Burke

Marie E. Cotter

Marianna Schuler Coyle

Virginia Michener Fitzgerald

Elizabeth P. McDonald

Geraldine Moretti-Altuna

Catherine Regan Piznar

Honore Chorobik Radshaw

Christine Chionchio Vahling

Regina Burke Vassak

DONOR

Kathleen Edery Anderson

Mary Snyder Howell

Elizabeth Bird Murray

Eileen Anderson Ormond

Jeanne McEvoy Romeo

1967

Donors: 45

Total Contributed: $45,042

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Margaret Trpisovsky Bowers

Joan Marshall Genovese

Eileen A. Kerins

Mary Ponsiglione Martocci

Diane Souza Strehle

FOUNDERS GUILD

Maureen O'Keefe DiCapua

CASTLE SOCIETY

Valerie McGreevy Billy

Susan Hapworth Gartland

Patricia Schrade Gonda

Kathleen Dreyer Joyce

Mary Anne Holdenecker Massey

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Arlene Hernon

Patricia Whalen Huffield

Virginia Hogan Martin

Virginia Tilch Nasser

Mary Ellen Buckley Nicholson

Maureen Lindsay Shea

Linda Zanetti Vag

M. Patricia Dennen Walsh

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Nancy DeLuise Brill

Sylvia Stavropoulos Christakos

Hollys Radigan Crane

Nancy Chisari DeMarco

Eileen O'Connor Gardella

Evelyn Sobierajski Hardtman

Kathleen Burke Keller

Carol Jean Cook Kissane

Joan Rynkowski Lawson

Mary Campbell Liegey

Kathleen Ghent O'Donovan

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Patricia Gates Cioffari

Rosemary Granelli DeFlumeri

Angela Corbett Dobbs

Mary Baldwin Fedigan

Pamela C. Frasca

Theresa Suppa Kruger

Julie Gaynor McCarthy

Ann Mastaloni Melone

Janet Blass Patrick

DONOR

Margaretta Campbell Bruegger

Beverly Geiger

Eleanor Dooley Hall

Teresa Conway Klahre

Jo-Ann Alquist Langseth

Lynn M. Schiffhorst

1968

Donors: 47

Total Contributed: $40,993

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Mary Ellen Connelly Griffin

Barbara A. Patocka

Elizabeth Schreiber Shady

FOUNDERS GUILD

Mary Anne Grothe Litell

Rose Kelly McTague

Edith Dewald Schumacher

CASTLE SOCIETY

Elizabeth R. Brown

Ann Marie Chinnery

Margaret Tortorelli Giacoponello

Maureen Sullivan Irwin

Patricia Tierney Loop

Margaret M. Maloney

Valerie C. Scanlon

Deborah Lamb Ziegler

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Anonymous

Beth Oldfield DiLorenzo

Lenore Mazzucca Gavigan

Rhoda Healy Geoghegan

Molly Greene

Barbara Miklus Whelan

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Christine Murphy Bird

Mary Chartres Budlong

Rosemarie DiGregorio

Carol-Jo Fause

Nancy Nadurak Ford

Sandra Benedetti Masiello

Mary Ann Dillman Maus

Eileen Boyle McCarthy

Janet M. Ruckel

Susan Davis Sciascia

Helen Vincent Wilson

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Rose M. Ancona

Margaret Drain Benton

Lorraine Bechtle Brennan

Mary Jane Rearick Cappell

Kathy O'Leary Flanagan

Jocelyne Nowaski Harding

Suzanne Jelense Hoodecheck

Janet Martens Lambert

Karen A. Nyquist

Noreen Bristol Oslander

Alice Wilkinson Soto

Virginia Whalen Wondolowski

Patricia Connelly Zorka

DONOR

Barbara Cary-Hamby

Mary Ellen Newbrand DiSenso

Julia Luby Juhasz

1969

Donors: 47

Total Contributed: $67,510

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

Claire-Anne Gray

Kathy Felton McAuley

Patricia McCarthy Yerian

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Susan Butler Kilby

Margaret Nielsen Lyons

Mary Beth Colligan Woods

CASTLE SOCIETY

Mary Ann Gerve Chandler

Barbara Hines Fagan

Patricia Cornell Holmes

Catherine Forte Lanza

Daniela Decanini Leone

Patricia Dolan Lewis

Regina Baecher Oberlin

Maria G. Parisella

Maureen B. Russell

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Karen Kopp Crimmins

Ellen Riesz Green

Patricia Ruback Kehrberger

Patricia Gibney McTighe

Eileen Morgan Patino

Nancy O'Leary Sisler

Grace Zuccaro

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Janie Rohr Bradstreet

Mary Bowles Curtis

Nancy E. Harding

Carolyn Esch Hartko

Marie G. Iadavaia

Diane Davis Lindsey

Mary Ellen McGowan Overbay

Beth Morrison Santini

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Marcella Burke Amorese

Patricia Harris Berrill

Sunday Bosco Bradlee

Lanette Campbell

Barbara Perrelli Cesa

Karen A. Daly

Deborah L. Harris

Linda Baiardi Leykam

Estelle Lemelin Momrow

Margaret Adamski O'Dea

Denise Shamoun Phalan

Patricia Ruggieri

Sandra L. Smegelsky

Maureen O'Neill Tucker

DONOR

Anne Denise Brennan, SC

Anne Casamassa

Claire Webber Heil

1970

Donors: 45

Total Contributed: $76,665

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Anita Palmieri Kerr

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

Vita A. Cassese

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Michelle A. Mally

FOUNDERS GUILD

Mary Frances Barrett

Elizabeth Eney Skvarla

CASTLE SOCIETY

Mary Ellen Doyle

Jill Harrsen Drescher

Karen Andersen Fiumara

Doris C. Lindbergh

Elizabeth Maltby

Emilia Pandolfelli O'Connor

ALUMNAE/I

Patricia Cantore O'Connor

Pamela Burke O'Neil

Catherine R. Reilly

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Christine Schade

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Frederica Nicola Capshaw

Virginia Hall-Apicella

Lee A. Innocenti

Alma M. Joseph

Maureen Elsasser Sheehan

Tina Tenaglia Zeltmann

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Anonymous

Eileen Mischo Brady

Mary Repetti Capellini

Mary Carroll-Mirylees

Maureen Cleary

Carol Dechance

Jane Dubois

Pamela Banville Dymczynski

Una Owens Flynn

Kathleen Kelly Hennessy

Florence Riordan Hess

Claire-Marie Heesacker Kahn

Jo Anne Andreycak Mulligan

Judith O'Mara Nash

Katherine A. Nelson

Louisa Pesce

Maurren Kelly Reid

Barbara Dore Russell

Teresa Merz Sammis

Eileen M. Scanlon

Kathleen Bradley Williams

Joann Zotti Wirchansky

DONOR

Rosemary Marshall Murphy

Joan M. Vogelle

1971

Donors: 62

Total Contributed: $53,799

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

Patricia Halpin Albo

Noreen Doyle

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Kathleen Brocks Whiteside

FOUNDERS GUILD

Rosalba Corrado Del Vecchio

Regina Thonus Dowd† Doreen Mercier

CASTLE SOCIETY

Mary Ann Scerbo Caproni

Julie Capistron Durney

Albina Bianco Gaudino

Cathleen Condon Lamanna

Kathleen Lynch Powell

Margaret Mancuso Quigley

Anne M. Strianese

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Donna Dodge, SC

Carole-Ann Sheils Dunleavy

Margaret Forte Flanders

Lauren S. McCoy

Eileen Higgins McHugh

Marybeth Lavallee Pullum

Natalie Caldwell Trump

Geraldine M. Voelkel

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Felicita Sola Carter

Leah F. Colihan

Margaret Morano Condon

Shan Murphy Cyr

Dierdre M. Flynn

Catherine Davis Gutterman

Mary Alice Nolan Joss

Mary Ellen Martin

Barbara E. McMurray

Louise Bennett Nee

Veronica Conroy O'Connor

Patricia Relyea

Margaret Magdalenski Tringali

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Elizabeth Maurer Corrado

Donna Civitano Finegan

Carol Grieser Fischer

Janet Healy

Jane Harney Hennesey

Mary Anne Damianos Kelly

Maureen Leonard

Maureen Mahon

Katharine Ruckel Mase

Claire F. McCormack

Mary Bogaard McManus

Patricia Golden McQueen

Mary C. Price

Joan Ellen Quinn

Rosemary Owens Reichart

Marilyn Winter Ringo

Mary Sweeney Shea

Mary Elizabeth Farnam Vincent

Claire Fitzgerald Whelihan

DONOR

Anonymous

Barbara Rothar Beck

Eileen M. Casey

Mary Speciale Cavaluzzi

Lorraine Schlopper Kelly

Patricia Kebba McPhillips

Kathleen O'Neill Reidda

Claire Brown Sica

Deborah Van Horne Sonneman

1972

Donors: 37

Total Contributed: $296,084

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Noreen M. Culhane

Kathleen Rubsam Muleski

Susan L. Whitney

FOUNDERS GUILD

Lois A. Gassmann

CASTLE SOCIETY

Jeanne McGuirk Beltran

Jeannine Mally Glazewski

Jean O'Brien Livingston

Ellen Ryan Simmons

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Donna Harkins Hannay

Dorothy Coyle Meighan

Eileen J. Sauer

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Kristine Russo Crotty

Doreen Cavallo Ferrara

Catherine Gonzalez Garvey

Leeanne Landry Kelly

Irene Castaldo Libby

Karen Malecki McCarney

Marianne Paulsen

Marybeth MacDonald Preisel

Kathleen Wynne Walzer

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Beverly M. Belus

Patricia Rogers Bouchard

Mary Fleming Courtney

Kathleen Silder Keaney

Marianne Crosson Kelleher

Maria Richter Lindsay

Donita Makin

Marilyn Fitzpatrick Marron

Loretta J. Neuhaus

Kathleen Keegan Rumley

Sabina Vermeulen

Kathleen Reddy Walsh

Barbara Hughes Wekerle

Genevieve Wetmore, SC

DONOR

Lenore E. Maroney

Patricia Turley Mehmel

Jane Laurenson Neuburger

1973

Donors: 27

Total Contributed: $68,270

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Grace White Leahy

Joan Maloney Moran

FOUNDERS GUILD

Margaret Gallagher McCarthy

CASTLE SOCIETY

Patricia McAndrew Donahue

Bernadette Stewart Hearn

Margaret A. Reedy

Sharon T. Sager

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Kathleen Pigott Flahive

Jane Walter Flanagan

Denise Parrott McDonough

Joan DeMay Meagher

Diane Bosco Morrison

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Gracemary Monaco Hagan

Patricia M. Miney

Ellen Carter Pitel

Kathleen M. Russell

Anesta Maquishon Vannoy

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Anne Hekl Clark

Susan Eddy Guerra

Janice Lazzaro Herlihy

Angela McCray Kaye

Janet E. Lokay

Emily Linehan Nestler

Maureen Tomkiel

DONOR

Carole Meisinger Ginnetty

Madeleine Madden

Elizabeth M. Provost

1974

Donors: 53

Total Contributed: $61,326

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Kathleen P. Butler

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Mary Lee Perillo Danaher

Karen Kopera McCall

FOUNDERS GUILD

Margaret Farrelly Broderick

Vera Endres Zapata

CASTLE SOCIETY

Joyce Hayden Botti

Ellen Speth Cacciapaglia

Regina Connor DeFrancisco

Virginia Brander Dowd

Kathleen Doyle-Hunt

Kathleen Stoddart Drucker

Teresa K. Gill

Maureen Rochford-Mitchell

Joanne Zurlo

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Jane Morath Atwell

Jane Nobes Brennan

Georgette Newman Conroy

Linda Acquavella Kristian

Kathleen McNamee

Mary Ryan Morris

Roberta Bures Pukala

Marilyn Ruff Stolz

Lynn Lyons Wynne

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Catherine DiCarlo Beach

Jane Bianco Clunie

MaryPat Loftus Dooley

Peggy McDermott Garland

Marta Diorio McKenna

Margaret Sheridan Rupnick

Kathryn B. Swintek

Elizabeth Doyle Terranova

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Mary Walsh Brown

Marnie DeGregorio

Mary Jo Doody Dunleavy

Irene Read Fall

Teresa Mercurio Furnari

Julia Gang Harlin

Catherine Donohue Hickey

Kathleen Paolillo Jacobs

Kathleen O'Connor Lauro

Mary McQuade Meehan

Celine Perea

Marilyn Fina Pinghera

Maura Quinn Pniewski

Carolyn Schanck Rehm

Cheryl Evans Rivera

Arlene L. Schwerman

Claudia Weber Stennie

Maureen Walsh Vacek

DONOR

Nancy M. Ciraldo

Katherine Bird Ford

Kathleen Moore-Hudson

Katherine A. Schmahl

1975

Donors: 26

Total Contributed: $52,030

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Rosemary T. Berkery

FOUNDERS GUILD

Lucia M. Sin

CASTLE SOCIETY

Kathleen Dalton

Catherine Condon McMahon

Maureen Rowland

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Margretta M. Diemer

Ann O'Rourke Romanovsky

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Deborah McLean Adams

Carol Moran Frohlinger

MaryEllen McKeon Herzog

Pamela Skrobala Jantzen

Joanne Fusco Mackey

Margaret Bastable Parker

Colette Gallagher Pesce

Janet Carrelle Rosenberg

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Susan Carlone Barstow

Elizabeth Doyle Kennedy

Ellen McMahon O'Neill

Maria De Sanctis Pietrosanti

Marybeth Magin Reutemann

Barbara Mills Russell

Marie D. Thomas

Joyce Benjamin Weiler

Michele Vion Winsch

DONOR

Maria Hidalgo Roque

Doris Seuffert Stanick

1976

Donors: 23

Total Contributed: $33,478

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Monica Reddy Wood

FOUNDERS GUILD

Elizabeth Barnett Carlucci

CASTLE SOCIETY

Virginia Marshall Lynch

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Marion Loftus Ege

Ann Culhane Tuomey

Elizabeth Walton York

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Barbara A. Casazza

Jacquelynn R. Cunliffe

Eugenia Zitis Johnson

Judith Imperato MacDonald

Kathleen O'Sullivan

Jeanne McLaughlin Potter

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Joan Finnegan Benzie

Elizabeth Keenan Cook

Kathy Franklin Farrell

Virginia Giersch Holton

Marilyn Jones McMahon

Juliane DeLeo Naclerio

Gloria Brewer Rogers

Gail Terry-Salvestrini

Kathleen Marra Willemin

DONOR

Theresa Broglio

Mary Siegrist Ryan

1977

Donors: 19

Total Contributed: $11,995

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Eileen M. Power

FOUNDERS GUILD

Ann Folk Kurinskas

CASTLE SOCIETY

Joanne R. Guerriero

Mary B. Molloy

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Dorothy Estabrook Kovak

Josephine F. Valente

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Denise De Vore Borrego

Rosemary Ryan Tarangioli

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Maryellen Flynn Cancellieri

Nancy Anderson Landy

Mary Rice Marra

Maureen Kelly Mullane

Kathleen M. Verville

Anne Navins Zagar

DONOR

Rachelle P. Cotugno

Susan Marie Dyer

Ann McMullin Heverin

Sophie Riccio Kozak

Marie Mitarotondo

1978

Donors: 18

Total Contributed: $41,035

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY

Maureen A. Henegan

FOUNDERS GUILD

Ann Maher Barlow-Thomas

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Margaret Mullooly Hannan

CASTLE SOCIETY

Regina Scheer Mreczko

Helen Synan Walsh

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Mary Guarracini

Rita Kolovich Hartman

Kathryn Murphy Liguori

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Rossella Brevetti

Sally Curran

Doriana R. Fontanella

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Susan Considine

Joan Rachis Hermann

Catherine Labiak-Maher

Claire Puccinelli

Luke St. Clair

FRIENDS OF HENRY HUDSON PARK

This past Summer, as part of their Summer Immersion Program, students in the University of Mount Saint Vincent’s Mount Access Program (MAP) partnered with the Friends of Henry Hudson Park for a day of community service in our very own neighborhood. The Friends of Henry Hudson Park is a local community organization run by Jodie Colon, a community organizer who worked for the Bronx Botanical Gardens for 20 years. Together, the MAP students worked to restore garden beds, clear trails, pull weeds, and remove invasive plant species. All their work—and more—helped the Riverdale community as a whole, beautifying a public space used by many in our neighborhood.

ALUMNAE/I

DONOR

Barbara Cortelli Halecki

Anne Joyce Mormile

1979

Donors: 17

Total Contributed: $10,320

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Matthew J. Arduino

CASTLE SOCIETY

Jane Flynn Burke

Mary E. Halloran

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Anne L. Clark

Rosemary Ligabo Cona

Celine A. Kerwin

Barbara Zarod

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Maria Januzzi Cunningham

Denise G. De Rosa

Jeri Faulkner

Katherine DeRose Garzillo

Mary Pat Crew Gawors

Kathleen Gormley Gutekunst

Carol M. Kerler

Cecilia J. McGovern

Kathleen O'Connor

Joan M. Puccinelli

1980

Donors: 26

Total Contributed: $23,450

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki

FOUNDERS GUILD

Kathleen M. O'Brien

Margaret Trainor O'Malley

Kathleen Gordon Ronan

CASTLE SOCIETY

Marguerite Engels McHale

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Kathleen O'Keefe Cotter

Jean Kenna Heins

Mary E. Hornik

Julie Mulry Kaen

Angela M. Ryan

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Susan M. Hickson†

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Tamera Beekman Collins

Barbara Acerno Debold

David Gilman

Barbara Upton Gomez

Janet Blose Kasbohm

Alicia McLaughlin Mulvena

Sharon Keogh Redmond

Barbara Hart Simone

Cathleen Fennessy Whelan

DONOR

Rosalie Troia Di Chiara

Lourdes Serrano Januszewicz

Sheila O'Donnell Kenny

Annette Palmieri Limbeck

Shelia M. Lynch

Kathleen Corcoran Schmidt

1981

Donors: 13

Total Contributed: $6,950

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Joan D. Walsh

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Maura Kennedy Mulgrew

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Angela Lijoi Gunn

Helen Hoover

Joan A. Pryde

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Lana Como

Theresa McLaughlin Connell

Deirdre Green Murphy

Noreen Hughes Neville

DONOR

Anonymous

Immaculata Anicito Kane

Kathleen Muller Rogers

Ann Delaney Schumacher

1982

Donors: 16

Total Contributed: $39,565

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

John F. Caruso

Susan Chiaviello DiDonato

CASTLE SOCIETY

Marilyn Loh Collado

Lois Bezold Doyle

Thomas P. Doyle

Patricia Connors Lamb

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Eileen Conde

Leslie Simpson Hille

Patricia Posluszny

Giovanna Russo

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Ellen O'Grady Maloney

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Diane Eppolito Gaber

Isabel Oramas-Chavez

DONOR

Regina Corcoran McLeod

Ivanhoe Miller

Edward A. Thomas

1983

Donors: 25

Total Contributed: $25,881

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

Gerald DiDonato

Donna Murphy Maresca

CASTLE SOCIETY

Deborah A. Hinkley

Deirdre A. O'Connor

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Eileen McManus Kennedy

Kathy Phalen Sawyer

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Moira Merrigan Kiernan

Marnell I. McNamara

Patricia M. Morris

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Mary Morley Brunetti

Lisa Cella

Reenie Debold Donovan

Karen Philips Kennedy

Mary-Jean Maddia Parillo

Margaret Pignataro

Maria Teresa Santos

Mary Brady Shortell

Ellen Ernenwein Turner

DONOR

Barbara Bandikow Cecco

Patricia Tedaldi Erikson

Deirdre McPartlan Finnegan

Mary Capozzi Lundgren

Mark A. Malcolm

Gilles Marzi

Anne Spicer Ollen

1984

Donors: 18

Total Contributed: $10,825

FOUNDERS GUILD

Anne McGlynn Wiecek

CASTLE SOCIETY

Margaret Cook Bronner

Doreen A. Donohue

Margaret Grant Platt

Karen Santucci

Maria T. Vullo

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Jean Colucci Kiley

Elizabeth Hengeveld Pugh

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Marie Scully Cantwell

Rosemary McBride Giovinazzo

Lori Creighton Morini

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Frances Nolan Crotty

Virginia Meyers Landle

Cheryl Dunn McCarthy

Margaret Blake Rogers

Geraldine Pope Young

DONOR

Joanne Keenan

Bridget Quigley Murray

1985

Donors: 12

Total Contributed: $6,715

FOUNDERS GUILD

Patricia Liberatore Hogan

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Regina Melly Napolitano

Elizabeth M. Roberts

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Susan Daiuto Cosentino

Barbara Cronin-LaPerche

Anne Dicks Pollock

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Joanne Billott

Jeanne Speirs Marmion

DONOR

Tanya A. Dedyo

Virginia Davis Wilson McLauchlin

Mary Jo Horan O'Hanlon

Maureen Dollard Smith

1986

Donors: 5

Total Contributed: $2,600

CASTLE SOCIETY

Karyn Iadarola Iannaccone

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Mark F. Basta

Elizabeth A. Callan

Ann Shea Clemente

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Patricia M. Flanders

1987

Donors: 7

Total Contributed: $1,424

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Brianne E. O'Connor

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Cathy A. Ingram

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Eileen Cronogue-Wallace

Mary C. Gregory

Kathleen Kelly-Dorrian

Petrina Palazzo

DONOR

Anne Denise Percudani McInnis

1988

Donors: 8

Total Contributed: $1,455

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Maureen Nolan Fearon

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Kelly A. Lynn

Ellen Conniff Marment

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Jacqueline Corry Cicione

Dorothy Ewald O'Shaughnessy

Susan A. Penza

DONOR

Christine Dwyer-Karp

Deborah Deckelmann Troop

1989

Donors: 4

Total Contributed: $705

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Barbara Conner Smyth

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Marianne Miklas Donnelly

DONOR

Christine Rapisarda Giga

Carol Ann Milazzo Kiedaisch

1990

Donors: 9

Total Contributed: $18,200

SAINT VINCENT'S LEADERS

Catherine A. Mazzola

BAYLEY CIRCLE

Eileen Spear

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Rosalie Buchanan

Sarahann Rooney Huvane

Katherine Kane-O'Connor

Maura O'Hagan Olivo

Patricia Jagde Rosso

DONOR

Marie Mitchell Considine

Michelle E. Gray

1991

Donors: 3

Total Contributed: $2,163

CASTLE SOCIETY

Jacqueline Kocur Babyak

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Kevin Jamin

DONOR

Kathleen Gallagher Prainito

1992

Donors: 2

Total Contributed: $350

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Jeanne Hurst Casino

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Daniel Costello

1993

Donors: 3

Total Contributed: $450

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Stephanie Golinski Beckman

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Anonymous

Joseph D. Sgammato

1994

Donors: 4

Total Contributed: $2,150

CASTLE SOCIETY

Dorothy M. Cummings

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Rowena G. Valencia

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Danielle Defalco Camacho

DONOR

Tomazene Mighty

1995

Donors: 5

Total Contributed: $1,250

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Justine-Valerie Carroll

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Elizabeth W. Corbett

DONOR

Theresa Mathews Crabello

David Genovese

Eric Moorman

1996

Donors: 2

Total Contributed: $1,600

Athletics

POTS

As part of their Summer Welcome and Orientation Week, Seton Service and Leadership Program Scholars visited Part of the Solution (POTS) on Webster Ave in the Bronx. POTS, which was cofounded by Jane Iannucelli, SC in 1982, offers a mosaic of services which come together to create a pathway forward for all who seek help. Services offered include meals, a mailroom, groceries, showers, a legal clinic, social services, and more! During their visit to POTS, Seton Service and Leadership Program students helped cook and compile take away lunches for over 3,800 people who face food insecurity right here in the Bronx.

Mount Saint Vincent athletes are leaders both in the classroom and on the field or court, sharing their unique talents and working to promote pride and spirit on campus. By participating in athletic programs, students not only learn skills to help them excel in their sport, but also develop skills needed to help them grow into deeply motivated and goal-oriented individuals. Your gift the Department of Athletics—which can be put toward the General Athletics Fund or toward a specific sport or program—will help our exceptional athletic teams purchase uniforms and equipment, offset the cost of tournament travel expenses, and engage our athletes in sportsmanship and team-

CASTLE SOCIETY

Jean Regnier

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Theresa A. O'Hagan

1997

Donors: 1

Total Contributed: $500

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Patricia A. Cekoric

1998

Donors: 2

Total Contributed: $700

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Shatane Porter

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Sally Flores

1999

Donors: 6

Total Contributed: $4,915

FOUNDERS GUILD

Zorida Pritipal-Manoo

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Julianne Contreras Fuoco

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Anwar Hannon

Jennifer Piaia McCarthy

DONOR

Ellen P. Carlin

Bridget Maybury

ALUMNAE/I

2000

Donors: 4

Total Contributed: $590

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Antonio Centeno, Jr.

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Kevin P. McCarthy

DONOR

Turkessa N. Charles

Tina Kaljevic

2001

Donors: 4

Total Contributed: $1,328

CASTLE SOCIETY

Oswaldo A. Luciano

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Frances Feig

Geraldine Smith

Alison M. Tapia

2003

Donors: 2

Total Contributed: $400

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Emily Rodriguez

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Maura F. Carpo

2004

Donors: 6

Total Contributed: $995

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

David Griffin

Marion Hall

Christina Mesk

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Georgina Brizuela Segaric

DONOR

Concetta Caruso

Divine Tabios

2005

Donors: 4

Total Contributed: $5,525

FOUNDERS GUILD

Kelvin Gentles

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Heather Zimmerman

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Ann Marie Moynihan

Catherine Schmidt Sternberg

2006

Donors: 6

Total Contributed: $6,495

FOUNDERS GUILD

Erica Donato

CASTLE SOCIETY

Adrianne Grant

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

James Mooney

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Eliezer Saint Amand

DONOR

Brian C. Johnson

Stephanie Goris Johnson

2007

Donors: 1

Total Contributed: $200

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Gregory Casey

2008

Donors: 2

Total Contributed: $220

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Alfred R. Schor

DONOR

Scott Siegel-Ortiz

2009

Donors: 2

Total Contributed: $200

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Sylvia Ruiz-Byrne

Arlene Tavarez

2010

Donors: 3

Total Contributed: $1,665

CASTLE SOCIETY

Kevin Garlan

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Ellen Lynch Lloyd

DONOR

Alicia Joyce Smith

2011

Donors: 4

Total Contributed: $1,859

CASTLE SOCIETY

Vincent Todino

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

John McManus

DONOR

Jessica Abejar

Karen S. Doyle

2012

Donors: 1

Total Contributed: $100

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Leah Munch

2013

Donors: 5

Total Contributed: $855

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Ailin Rocco

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Kristin A. Yanniello

DONOR

Stacey C. DeJesus

Gillian May

Brian Scarano

2014

Donors: 4

Total Contributed: $182

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Daniel Federico

DONOR

Sarah Coleman

Monique Corbett

Rema Sayed

GOLD

2015

Donors: 8

Total Contributed: $655

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Bernie Ramirez

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Yolanda Harmon-Lord

Felix Perez

DONOR

Caroline Abreu

Bociana Plaismond

Ciara Rosa

Darryl Valdez

James Zuccaro

2016

Donors: 4

Total Contributed: $1,177

CASTLE SOCIETY

Tyler A. Krolikowski

DONOR

Steven Blanco

Nicholas Pino

Matthew Zarnoch

2017

Donors: 3

Total Contributed: $345

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Kahlil Shorter

DONOR

Amy Delva

Robert Negron

2018

Donors: 18

Total Contributed: $4,179

CASTLE SOCIETY

James J. Fitzgerald

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Andrew A. Curiel

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Shulamite Odogwu

Edward Plumacher

Nicole M. Quaranto

Brian Sullivan

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Timothy K. Beck

Tyler J. Cucullu

Caitlin-Nicole Macahilig

Jared S. Mackey

Matthew Sowah

Damarcus O. Williams

DONOR

Bryan A. Cantero

Kelly Gibison

Kevin E. Jardines

Matthew Nesensohn

Brandon Pasquale

Kelsey K. Wasnesky

2019

Donors: 4

Total Contributed: $840

TOPAZ CIRCLE

Jeremy A. Glazer

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Meaghan N. Cleary

Taylor LaTorre

’PHINISH THE FIELD

Name another college or university in the country with a field as unique and strikingly beautiful as Marillac Field we’ll wait…

Dedicated in 2014, Marillac Field is situated on the banks of the Hudson River, offering breathtaking views of the Hudson and Palisades. Originally featuring a natural grass surface, the field underwent an incredible facelift in 2022, featuring the installation of a turf surface, lights, a press box, and a video scoreboard.

After the 2022 renovations were completed and the men’s and women’s soccer and lacrosse programs returned to their home field, the decision was made to build a concession stand with

bathrooms on the south side of the field—an effort to 'PHINish the field. But these additions, of course, would not have been possible without the generous support of our DolFANS.

The ’PHINish The Field campaign was a tremendous success, with all four aforementioned teams helping to raise

over $102,000 to help fund the project. The inclusion of the concession stand and bathrooms has, by far, enhanced gameday experiences both in the Fall for soccer and Spring for lacrosse, a main priority for the Department of Athletics and Recreation. Thank you to all of our supporters!

DONOR

Mikaela A. Blanchard

2020

Donors: 7

Total Contributed: $505

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Jessie L. D'Souza

Nicholas Mancini

Paulina Mandujano

DONOR

Anonymous

Robert Beirne

Steven Hansen

Christina A. Rasmussen

2021

Donors: 7

Total Contributed: $2,795

CASTLE SOCIETY

Luciano Cirelli

Pasquale Coretto

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Emily M. Batac

DONOR

Michael R. Castiglia

Connor Gibbons

Tara M. Maloney

Jeffrey Twumasi

2022

Donors: 6

Total Contributed: $743

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY

Arjun Dayal

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB

Arianna L. Rentas

DONOR

Michael Grisanti

Renee Hoerning

Diamond Martin

Lauren K. Vetoulis

2023

Donors: 4

Total Contributed: $260

DONOR

Talia Grossman

Patrick Ilardi

Debra O'Toole

Felix Paulino

2024

Donors: 3

Total Contributed: $60

DONOR

Analydia Camacho

Edward Peralta

Joseph Santana

ALWAYS HOME: Dax House at UMSV

The University of Mount Saint Vincent is no stranger to addressing the stark reality of homelessness in the collegeaged population. In support of this cause, the Mott Street Scholarship Program was established at the Mount in 2016 to provide comprehensive assistance to young people who have aged out of foster care or have triumphed over childhood homelessness. The Mott Street Scholarship encompasses full tuition coverage and year-round housing in our residence halls, ensuring a supportive and nurturing environment for those in need.

True to the Vincentian tradition, Depaul USA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing the homelessness epidemic in the United States, inspired by the wisdom of our shared namesake, Saint Vincent de Paul, who studied at a college in the small town of Dax in France. Since 2009, Depaul USA has provided homelessness services to men, women, and children seeking supportive, temporary, or affordable housing across twelve major cities—including housing projects like Dax House, which directly addresses college and university student housing insecurity.

In a collaborative effort to further support Mount students facing housing insecurity—but who may not have had to face such struggles as childhood homelessness or the constraints of the foster care system—a Dax House was established at the University in partnership with Depaul USA and the Sisters of Charity of New York just this past Summer. This initiative provides low-cost, short-term and long-term housing for up to eight female students in their junior and senior years at the Mount in Dax House, located on the first floor of Rosary Hall on the Riverdale campus.

Matthew Janeczko, CEO and President of the Sisters of Charity Housing Development Corporation (SCHDC), had been searching for a location for the first Dax House in the Bronx for five years before he stumbled upon Rosary Hall.

“We looked at old convents and other buildings in Riverdale trying to find the perfect location,” Matthew said. “The Mount has always positioned itself as a place where everyone is

welcome. And after speaking with the Sisters of Charity, the first floor of Rosary Hall seemed like the perfect fit.”

Right across from the Convent and adjacent to the Great Lawn on the Mount’s campus, the space used to serve as a residence for Sisters. With plenty of empty storage space, a kitchen, and a living room to meet—and permission from Donna Dodge, SC, President of the Sisters of Charity—the space was transformed into residential apartments and renamed ‘Dax House.’ Students living in Dax House must work at least 10 hours each week, pay a nominal fee in rent each month, and meet with their resident in-house manager on a routine basis. The goal of the Dax House program is to set these students up for success, while also preparing them for their future post-graduation.

To participate in the program, students must follow specific criteria, which includes adhering to Dax House guidelines and having enrollment in good standing at the Mount. Housing is offered to students year-round and continues for three months

after graduation to give recent graduates time to secure permanent jobs and find stable housing.

What if a graduate does not find secure housing in the three months following graduation? Well, Dax House and the University will continue to work with them on a case-by-case basis until they do.

“The reality is that there are a lot of college students who are able to attend college with Pell Grants, loans, financial aid, and academic scholarships, but none of that provides them with the ability to live,” Matthew continued. “Dax House enables these driven students to have a place to live while getting their education, while also saving money.”

The opening of Dax House—which was officially celebrated with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on August 13—has given the Mount the opportunity to give young women the ability to complete their degree in an environment that supports their studies and launch careers that will provide them and their families with the economic and social mobility only a postsecondary degree can offer. Gabrielle Occhiogrosso, EdD, Dean of the Undergraduate College, will oversee Dax House placement for Mount students.

“Housing insecurity for our Mount students takes many forms,” shared President Susan R. Burns. “For some, it might mean sleeping in a car or a shelter. For others, it might mean a onebedroom apartment that is shared by six, ten, or even twelve family members. But no matter the specific situation, any student facing housing

insecurity shares in the same struggle: an environment that is not conducive to studying and success within and beyond the classroom.”

In 1998, the SCHDC was established in support of the Sisters’ mission to help provide housing for those in need. Dax House at Rosary Hall provides students with just that—along with various services that support a successful path toward the continuation and completion of their degree, including textbook assistance and counseling referrals. The University of Mount Saint Vincent aspires to sustain and expand this program to cater to the needs of both current and potential male students in the future.

“The Sisters of Charity have always responded to the needs in front of them,” added Matthew. “There was a need for education, so they opened schools. There was a need for healthcare, so they opened hospitals. There was a need for orphanages, so they opened orphanages. The easiest way to be homeless in New York City is to have been homeless once. So, we created a place where these students can live, be supported, finish their education, graduate, and move on.”

Aside from living and attending classes at the Mount, students in Dax House have also been welcomed into a family of their own, in a place where they can feel at home. Several Sisters of Charity live on the second floor of Rosary Hall, and they have graciously opened the first floor of their home to the needs of these driven young women.

“The Sisters are sharing their home, but they’re also sharing much more than that,” said Samantha Walker, Chief Program Officer for the SCHDC. “They’re lending a helping hand and supporting them so when they’re ready to be on their own, they have the foundation needed to succeed.”

Celebrating the potential of every person in this way is integral to the mission and values of all organizations involved: Depaul USA, the Sisters of Charity, and the University of Mount Saint Vincent. The University is forever indebted to the courage and spirit of the Sisters and is committed to carrying out their legacy through our partnerships and shared ministries in the decades to come.

All Ways Forward SPEAKER SERIES

On Monday, August 26, the University of Mount Saint Vincent held its first installment of the All Ways Forward Speaker Series at beautiful Civic Hall in Union Square. The All Ways Forward Speaker Series is an new initiative at the University aimed at bringing leaders in business, government, politics, and more into the ever-active Mount community to educate and share the ways in which they are moving themselves and their personal and professional stories forward.

The August 26 event was hosted by Andrew Rasiej, Civic Hall Founder and NY Tech Alliance Chairman, and Rob Walsh, President of the Bronx Economic Development Corporation.

Our featured speaker was Francis S. Barry, author of Back Roads and Better Angels, New York Times number one best-selling biographer, and Bloomberg Opinion columnist. The event included an engaging conversation between Frank and University President Susan R. Burns, a reception, and a book-signing for all in attendance.

At the University of Mount Saint Vincent, we are always moving forward. We continue to find shared success in our programs and partnerships, and we are eager to share more details about future events in the All Ways Forward Speaker Series soon!

CENTENNIAL SOCIETY

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

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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

Lucille Palumbo Bartolomo '61

Barbara Battalino '66†

Rosemary T. Berkery '75

Martha E. Bernard†

Luise F. Bethencourt '62

Helen Lee Binschoff 1923†

Jesse David Boehret†

Vivian Fracchia Bottari '41†

Evelyn May Brady '28†

Frances Conlon Breeding '32†

Anna C. Brennan '29†

Mary Zambetti Brimo '33†

Elizabeth R. Brown '68

Mary Virginia Kelley Bungarz '47†

Kathleen P. Butler '74

Adele Range Byrne '60

Mary Jane Flaherty Byrne '61†

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

Jane Elizabeth Collins '47†

Kathryn A. Collins '56

Gary E. Combs†

Anne B. Comiskey '46†

Cristóbal Conde

Margaret Mitty Conroy '49†

Rita C. Conyers '69

Teresa Paterniani Cooper '59

Noreen M. Culhane '72

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 Veronica Delapp '44†

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†

Andrea C. Drake '60†

Kathleen Barry Dublirer '57†

Cornelia Hamill Duffy '65

Edmund C. Duffy†

Eileen Joyce Dullmeyer '51†

Mary Rongetti Dunn '60†

Carol Anne Dupraz '61†

Helen Delehanty Dyer '28†

Margaret Markey Evans '44†

Maureen L. Evans '58

Johanna Coletta Fallert '70

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

Zenobia V. Fox '61

Kathleen Whelan Frame '40†

Elena J. Frevola '43†

Marilyn McLaughlin Fulner '51†

Mary C. Galligan '43†

Margaret J. Gallon '45†

Veronica P. Garvey '43†

Eleanor K. Gauthier '57†

Mary I. Gaynor '34†

Wilda O'Donnell Gazik '50†

Lucretia Stamm Gilhooly '42†

Jeannine Mally Glazewski '72

Claire-Anne Gray '69

Ellen Riesz Green '69

Richard Guerin†

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†

Nancy E. Harding '69

Marian Francis Harriott, SC '49†

Margaret M. Hart '33†

Steven M. Hayes

Mary Cahill Heap '36†

Bernadette Stewart Hearn '73

Barbara Heiden†

Linda L. Heimerdinger '64

Ann Selinger Henegan '49†

Marie Herrmann†

Florence Riordan Hess '70

Mary O'Grady Higgins '42†

Margaret Brady Hofman '73

Anne Marlborough Horan '51†

Barbara Hillman Horgan '61

Jane M. Horning '54†

Gail C. Horsting and John V. Horsting

Marie McGovern Hyson '65

Joan Heinzmann Inzerillo '53†

Alice M. Kearney '40†

Bernadette Marie 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†

Barbara Kennedy '55

Joan M. Kennedy '48

Rita J. Kennedy '31†

Carol Dalmasso Keyloun '60

Shirley Pence Kilkenny '42†

Joan E. Kinlan '65†

Eleanor Shoughrue Kling '30†

Mary Ann Fenlon Knowles '53

Theresa Suppa Kruger '67

Catherine Forte Lanza '69

Sylvia Repetto Larkin '44

Marie Mulligan Lauria '56 and Donald T. Lauria

Nora Maguire Lawlor '32†

Beatrice Chao Lee '54

Leona L. Leo '63

Sarah Purcell Leonard 1924†

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†

Mary Louise Mulligan MacFarland '49†

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 Marie Maloney '35†

Elizabeth Maltby '70

Marie Koch Manning '54

Dorothy Niewenhous Marsh '39†

Catherine P. Martin '46†

Francis X. Mascola†

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†

Rosita Stagg Medler '57

Cordelia Orlando Merolla '38†

Dorothy Mullins Meyer '61

Jean Conlin Micallef '61

Eleanor Fleming Millar '64

Victoria Lickers Mitchell '77

Virginia Connolly Mitty '40†

Marilyn Joan Molter '66†

Kathleen Rubsam Muleski '72

Donna M. Murphy '57

Virginia Tilch Nasser '67

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 Dooley O'Neill '27†

Margaret O'Neill '29†

Theresa O'Neill '29†

Geraldine Motta Oxley '51†

V. Andrea Parodi '72

Barbara A. Patocka '68

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†

Maureen Rochford-Mitchell '74

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

Joanne Deasy Sebetic '51

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 1923†

Marie Rotondi Straton '45†

Georgia A. Strong '56

Anne Dolan Suplee '38†

Kathryn B. Swintek '74

Rosemary Ryan Tarangioli '77

Barbara Theobald '45†

Mary Anne Thiesing '78

Marie D. Thomas '75

Eileen Tobin '39†

Jeanne Havender Tobin '54†

Gertrude Ryan Tyrrell '32†

Geraldine M. Voelkel '71

Antoinette Smith Walker '37†

Barbara Walter Walsh '71†

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†

Mary Boughton White '59

Susan L. Whitney '72

Ann Woodford†

Mary Beth Colligan Woods '69

Teresa M. Wright '63†

Joanne Marona Wuest '51

Elizabeth Walton York '76

Geraldine E. Young†

Deborah Lamb Ziegler '68 and Richard Ziegler

Patricia Connelly Zorka '68

ALWAYS LEARNING: Transforming the Education of Health Professionals

Exciting developments in the University of Mount Saint Vincent’s premier health professions programs are competing for attention this year—but no single one is more deserving of that attention over the other. As the BS in Nursing Program prepares for the 50th anniversary of its founding, this hallmark of nursing education in New York City is witnessing a decades-high pass rate among students taking the NCLEX licensure exam. And, continuing to gain recognition in the region just two years after its launch, the MS in Physician Assistant Program will soon graduate its first cohort. Below, we encourage you to read more about the vitality and impact of these two thriving health professions programs and the ways they continue to move their students forward to life-long careers in service to others.

Saint Joseph’s School of Nursing Reaches a Milestone

Catherine Healy-Sharbaugh, DNP, FNP, GNP-BC, is a no-nonsense nurse leader. Hired as a faculty member in 2021, but promoted in 2023 after a national search to serve as the Mount’s Dean of Nursing and Chief Nursing Officer, her first order of business was to address the quality of the Nursing Program. She set her sights on improving sagging pass rates on the NCLEX—the National Council Licensure Examination required of all nursing graduates seeking licensing as a registered nurse.

Since 1982, NCLEX pass rates have served as a benchmark to indicate a nursing program’s quality and success. Nursing schools and programs across the United States and Canada aim for a pass rate of 95% or higher, which

ensures graduates are fully trained in all aspects of nursing care.

“Until recently, the University’s Nursing Program’s pass rate hovered around 75 percent,” said Dr. Healy-Sharbaugh. “We had our work cut out for us.”

Established in 1975, the Mount’s Nursing Program has a rich history of producing highly skilled nurses and nurse leaders who have made extraordinary contributions to nursing care. Prior to the Program’s founding, Mount Saint Vincent offered nursing education in partnership with the Sisters of Charity of New York through St. Vincent’s Hospital in Manhattan. By founding its own program, the Mount quickly emerged as one of the top institutions for nursing education not only in New York City, but in the northeast region.

But in the past decade, numerous factors contributed to a decline in the program’s NCLEX pass rates.

“Many of the nursing faculty, though dedicated and well educated, had not been encouraged to change their teaching style to fit the times,” Dr. Healy-Sharbaugh explained.

When the pandemic and other factors forced a shift to online learning, there was no clear plan for educating nurses without relying solely on hands-on teaching. So, step by step, Dr. HealySharbaugh—in her new role as Dean— addressed deficiencies, incorporating faculty development, self-assessment, and team-building practices, along with proper emphasis on digital resources and simulation labs.

“We began problem-solving together, tapping each person’s strengths. That made a difference right away.”

By January 2024, the University of Mount Saint Vincent’s NCLEX pass rate had climbed to 90% and, by this past Summer, it had hit an astounding and impressive 100%.

“Our students and faculty are very proud of their achievement,” said Dr. HealySharbaugh. “I feel confident that we are starting a new chapter of excellence, which will continue our upward trajectory as we monitor our progress.”

And the success, of course, does not lie solely in NCLEX pass rates. The Nursing Program only continues to grow and expand. Last Fall, the University formalized its longstanding partnership with Saint Joseph’s Medical Center in Yonkers, a fellow Sisters of Charity of New York sponsored ministry. Supported by a $2.5 million donation from the hospital, the newly named Saint Joseph’s School of Nursing has enabled the University to partner with the medical center to develop research and clinical opportunities, scholarships, jobs, loan repayment programs, and faculty support—among other benefits.

Finally, a recent unrestricted $1 million gift to the University was earmarked for repairs and renovations to nursing labs and classroom spaces in Founders Hall. While improvements are modest in scope, they will have a deeper impact.

“Revitalizing Founders Hall with much-needed improvements will not only stimulate pride of place among the nursing faculty and students, but it will also send a message that they are respected and valued,” Dr. HealySharbaugh said.

As to the upcoming 50th anniversary, “Of course we plan to celebrate this milestone,” Dr. Healy-Sharbaugh shared.

“More importantly, we will be tapping the collective wisdom of our alumnae/i. We want them to come to campus, to witness the difference we’ve made, and to engage in conversations with us about the future of nursing. Ultimately, I want our nursing students to succeed so they can stand beside me as we change lives.”

Physician Assistant Program Graduates its Inaugural Cohort

The field of physician assistant is having a moment, so to speak. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that the need for qualified physician assistants will grow by more than 30 percent within the next five years—significantly faster than the average for all occupations within the United States.

As the first registered Master of Science Physician Assistant (PA) Program in the Bronx, the University’s PA program is already achieving success and prominence. Designed to create a tangible pathway to support key areas of need, the program produces skilled professionals who will deliver quality medical care across a culturally and socioeconomically diverse patient population.

Associate Professor Anthony J. Garofalo, DPM, PA-C, FABPM, is the Founding Director and Chair of the Physician Assistant Program at the Mount.

“We’re both excited and proud to be graduating our first cohort at the end of this calendar year, and we’re pleased at how well they’ve performed,” Dr. Garofalo shared. “At Summer’s end, we were seeing students performing at a high academic and clinical level, and have the utmost confidence that our PA National Certification Examination pass rate will be well above the national projected average of 94%.”

What’s more, students have landed placements at several well-regarded hospitals in the region, including Montefiore Medical Center. Dr. Garofalo describes this as “a coup for any program, especially one that’s just starting out.” With nearly 50 practice sites secured in highly desirable fields such as pediatrics and family practice, the University’s PA Program is positioned for even greater success in the coming years.

The demand for PAs translates to more jobs, higher pay, and greater career stability for the upcoming graduates of the Mount Saint Vincent PA Program. But it also means more competition for spots in each cohort, now capped at 55.

“In our first year, we had 500 applicants,” said Dr. Garofalo. “That number has tripled and quadrupled in successive years, and applications are already coming in for places in the Class of 2028.”

Dr. Garofalo, who maintains his clinical position as Chief Physician Assistant for the New York City Police Department, pointed out that all PA faculty members hold professional clinical roles in the community in addition to their teaching responsibilities. With such seasoned faculty serving as mentors, the focus is to help graduates develop both the confidence and competence they will need in high-pressure situations.

“We don’t just teach them what they need to score well on qualifying exams,” explained Dr. Garofalo. “We prepare graduates to be well-rounded, mature, and to be able to handle whatever is thrown at them.”

Dr. Garofalo said the Mount’s focus on training leaders, not just practitioners, is of greater importance and has a more far-reaching impact than the growing popularity of the profession.

“Serving as a PA, and working within the community, is an excellent career. The PA Program at the Mount is also focused on building future leaders within the PA profession. These future leaders will put the Mount at the forefront of PA education while expanding the overall professional growth of the profession. When our students excel, they are role models for younger students. The combination of clinical excellence and professional leadership will further cement their place within the medical establishment and open doors to advancement within the various branches of the medical communities of which they serve.”

FINAL & Lasting Appreciation

WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE those individuals whose final intentions were fulfilled in 2023-2024 through contributions from their estates.

Regina Thonus Dowd '71

Eileen Joyce Dullmeyer '51

Susan M. Hickson '80

Anne Keating Hintz '60

Joan Heinzmann Inzerillo '53

Elizabeth J. Rock '46

Gertrude A. Schlachter '35

Evelyn Muller Spellerberg '51

Kathryn Shaker Sperrazzo '48

Mary Lou Tweedy, CSJ '59

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.

AIG

Kathleen Gordon Ronan '80

Assurant, Inc.

Patricia Schrade Gonda '67

Bank of America Corp.

Mary Guarracini '78 and Ronald DePrinzio

Bank of New York Mellon Corporation

Juliane DeLeo Naclerio '76 and Vincent Naclerio

Bristol-Meyers Squibb Foundation

Susan Chiaviello DiDonato '82 and Gerald DiDonato '83

Broadridge Foundation

Maura A. Markus

Corning Foundation

William L. Juan

Doty Family Foundation Anonymous

Equitable Foundation, Inc.

Karen Andersen Fiumara '70 and Henry Fiumara

ExxonMobil Foundation

Marguerite O'Rourke Arbutiski '65 and Benedict Arbutiski

Marianne Tyndall Malague '59

Carol Merritt McCaffrey '66 and David McCaffrey

Barbara A. Patocka '68 and Everett Mattlin

Goldman Sachs & Co.

Kevin Garlan '10

Graham Holdings

Dorothy M. Cummings '94

IBM Corporation

Josephine Zerbi Eschmann '64 and Joseph Eschmann

Catherine A. Gutterman '71

Deirde A. O'Connor '83

Joan Weiss '61

KPMG U.S. Foundation

Kathleen M. O'Brien '80

MetLife Foundation

Helen Synan Walsh '78

Mutual of America

Noreen M. Culhane '72

Joan Maloney Moran '73

Russell Reynolds Associates

Rowena G. Valencia '94

State Farm Insurance Companies

Margaret Mullooly Hannan '78 and Robert Hannan

United Health Group

Leslie Simpson Hille '82 and Robert Hille

MOTT STREET Scholarship Program

Anonymous (2)

Ida Di Bernardo Annicelli '58

Marguerite O'Rourke Arbutiski '65 and Benedict Arbutiski

Jane Weibrecht Audrey-Neuhauser '65

Ingrid Stuhler Barrett '62

Mary Frances Barrett '70

Lucille Palumbo Bartolomo '61 and Robert Bartolomo

Judith Tartaglione Bautz '61 and William Bautz

Barbara Rothar Beck '71

Valerie McGreevy Billy '67 and George Billy

Sunday Bosco Bradlee '69

Kathryn M. Brady

Anne Denise Brennan, SC '69

Nancy DeLuise Brill '69

Betty M. Buss

Adele Range Byrne '60

Claire Perini Caimano '51

Mary Fitzmorris Callan '56

Elizabeth Barnett Carlucci '76 and Charlie Carlucci

Ann Doyle Carpenter '66

Jeanne Hurst Casino '92

Vita A. Cassese '70 and Andre Mardon

Patricia A. Cekoric '97

Mary Ann Gerve Chandler '69 and John Chandler

Mary A. Christie '60

Leah F. Colihan '71 and John Grillo

Marilyn Loh Collado '82

Rosemary Ligabo Cona '79 and Carmelo Cona

Margaret Morano Condon '71 and Patrick Condon

Marguerite Driscoll Connor '66

Georgette Newman Conroy '74

Susan M. Considine '78

Rachelle P. Cotugno '77

Ellen McBrien Courchene '66 and David Courchene

Mary Fleming Courtney '72 and John Courtney

Hollys Radigan Crane '67

Noreen M. Culhane '72

Regina Connor DeFrancisco '74

Maureen O'Keefe DiCapua '67 and Peter DiCapua

Susan Chiaviello DiDonato '82 and Gerald DiDonato '83

Doty Family Foundation

Jane Dubois '70

Pat Murray Eidle '64

Mary Alice Brassel Elwood '66

Ann M. English '57

Carol-Jo Fause '68

MaryPat Donnelly Fields '59 and Wesley Fields

Charles L. Flynn, Jr.

Lysabeth A. Fortunato '59

Zenobia V. Fox '61

Pamela C. Frasca '67

Susan Hapworth Gartland '67

Katherine DeRose Garzillo '79

Lenore Mazzucca Gavigan '68

Kelvin Gentles '05 and Erica Donato '06

Teresa K. Gill '74

Patricia Schrade Gonda '67

Claire-Anne Gray '69

Mary Ellen Connelly Griffin '68

Barbara Grothe-Penney

Angela Lijoi Gunn '81 and Stephen Gunn

Eleanor Dooley Hall '67

Donna Harkins Hannay '72

Rita Kolovich Hartman '78

Arlene Hernon '67

Rod Herrera

Ellen Ferens Herzman '64

Leslie Simpson Hille '82 and Robert Hille

Patricia Liberatore Hogan '85

Barbara Hillman Horgan '61

Mary Gavin Hull '56

Maria McGovern Hyson '65

Marie G. Iadavaia '69

Ann Novellino Kazak '58

Diane Nicholson Keenan '53 and John Keenan

Margaret Mayes Kelly '54

Eileen A. Kerins '67

Arlene Ketchum '66

Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin '66

Carol Jean Cook Kissane '67 and John Kissane

Theresa Suppa Kruger '67

Virginia Lambert '66

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 the University of Mount Saint Vincent.

JoAnn Scileppi Lang '62

Mary Mahoney Levy '56 and Richard Levy

Diane Davis Lindsey '69

Patricia Tierney Loop '68

Virginia Marshall Lynch '76 and Kenneth Lynch

Judith Imperato MacDonald '76

Marianne Tyndall Malague '59

Margaret M. Maloney '68

Sally McDermott Mannion '65

Maura A. Markus

Sandra Benedetti Masiello '68 and Charles Masiello

Mary Anne Holdenecker Massey '67

Eileen Boyle McCarthy '68

Valerie Hennessy McCarthy '63

Mary C. McGinley '55

Kevin M. McGovern

Helen Heap McGuire '61 and M. McGuire

Margaret Hourigan McLoughlin '61

Catherine Condon McMahon '75

Priscilla Mullins McNamara '60†

Dorothy Coyle Meighan '72 and William Meighan

Dorothy Mullins Meyer '61

Tomazene Mighty '94

Ivanhoe Miller '82

Geraldine Moretti-Altuna '66 and Joseph N. Altuna

Paul W. Mourning and Laura K. Locke

Kathleen Rubsam Muleski '72 and Robert Muleski

Maura Kennedy Mulgrew '81

Virginia Tilch Nasser '67

Nelnet Business Solutions

Lavonne Nemmers '64

Mary Ellen Buckley Nicholson '67 and Peter Nicholson

Dahlia Barbara Noonan '65

Kathleen M. O'Brien '80

Josephine Liotta Oliveri '58 and Vincent Oliveri

Dorothy Ewald O'Shaughnessy '88

Kathleen O'Sullivan '76

Janet Blass Patrick '67

Kathleen Tuzzeo Pfeiffer '64

Mary C. Price '71

Margaret Mancuso Quigley '71 and Hugh Quigley

Virginia Curran Rederer '55

Sharon Keogh Redmond '80

Robert and Joan Dircks Foundation, Inc.

Joan D. Walsh '81

Janet Carrelle Rosenberg '75 and Robert Rosenberg

Karen Santucci '84

Eileen J. Sauer '72

Loretta Moriarty Sauerwein '58

Valerie C. Scanlon '68

Christine Schade '70

Don Scholl

Edith Dewald Schumacher '68

Elizabeth Lavin Seibold '65

Barbara Vitale Serpe '62 and William Serpe

Maureen Lindsay Shea '67

Mary Brady Shortell '83 and Rich Shortell

Evelyn Simpson

Sisters of Charity Gatehouse Community

Sandra L. Smegelsky '69

Denise Quill Stanley '63

Elizabeth Stanton

Peggy A. Steffann '65

Anne M. Strianese '71

Helen Clark Thiemann '57

Rosemary Thompson

Mary Treanor '64

Margaret Magdalenski Tringali '71

Robert Tyrrell

Maureen Walsh Vacek '74

Christine Chionchio Vahling '66 and James Vahling

Josephine F. Valente '77

Anne Cunniffe Valli '61

Alicia Malone Von Schaumburg '56 and Kenneth Von Schaumburg

M. Patricia Dennen Walsh '67

Joan Weiss '61 and Robert White

Cathleen Fennessy Whelan '80

Susan L. Whitney '72

Mary Beth Colligan Woods '69

Vilmas Celia Chong Wu

Vera Endres Zapata '74 and William Zapata

Patricia Connelly Zorka '68

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

SISTERS of Charity

IN 1847, THE SISTERS OF CHARITY OF NEW YORK founded the University of Mount Saint Vincent to provide excellent liberal arts 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 Mount 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 Mount. With immense gratitude, we acknowledge and celebrate their leadership, dedication, and commitment to the University of Mount Saint Vincent.

Kathleen Aucoin, SC

Regina Bechtle, SC

Shelia Brosnan, SC

Kathleen Byrnes, SC

Mary Ann Daly, SC

Carol De Angelo, SC

Donna Dodge, SC

Margaret Egan, SC

Eileen Fagan, SC

Karen Helfenstein, SC

Jane Iannucelli, SC

Mary McCormick, SC

Mary Lou McGrath, SC

Eileen McGrory, SC

Dorothy Metz, SC

Margaret O'Brien, SC

Claire Regan, SC

Dominica Rocchio, SC

Virginia Searing, SC

Elizabeth Vermaelen, SC

Suzanne Ellen Wallin, SC

Genevieve Wetmore, SC

TRUSTEES, FACULTY, ADMINISTRATORS, & 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 2023-2024 as well.

Anonymous

Ryan Anderson

Nina Aversano

Boris Ayala

Mary Bauer

Rosemary T. Berkery '75

Mikaela A. Blanchard '19

Lynne Bongiovanni

Kiana Bonner

Dale S. Brokaw

Paula Marie Buley, IHM

Susan R. Burns

John F. Caruso '82

Vita A. Cassese '70

Gail Vance Civille '65

Cristóbal Conde

Noreen M. Culhane '72

Andrew A. Curiel '18

Kevin DeGroat

Erik Dellith

Peter D. DeNunzio

Stuart Dick

Susan Chiaviello DiDonato '82

Donna Dodge, SC '71

Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki '80

Kristina Ortiz Donohue

Noreen Doyle '71

Ellen Drake

Jessie L. D'Souza '20

Abed A. Elkeshk

Daniel Federico '14

Harold Felton

James J. Fitzgerald '18

Charles L. Flynn, Jr.

Jason Ford

Christine Friel

Michael Gallucci

Laura Garcia

Anthony Garofalo

Kelvin Gentles '05

Kathy Goode

Erika Greenblatt

Deborah Hamilton

Yolanda Harmon-Lord '15

Steven M. Hayes

Catherine Healy-Sharbaugh

Maureen A. Henegan '78

Infinite Henry

Leon Jones

Rajkumar Kempaiah

Anita Palmieri Kerr '70

Pamela Kerrigan

Keith Kreindler

Theresa Kuilan

Iliana Lantigua

Joseph Levis

Ellen Lynch Lloyd '10

Robert Lorenzo

Stephen A. Manzi

Maura A. Markus

Angela Marquez

John McCullagh

Madeleine Melkonian

Edward Meyer

Sondra Middleton

Natalia Miroshnikov

Victor A. Miroshnikov

James Mooney '06

Teresa Gomez Morales

Joan Maloney Moran '73

Paul W. Mourning

Leah Munch '12

Gail Lavin Murphy

Maria Nardulli

Pamela J. Newman

Gabrielle Occhiogrosso

Shulamite Odogwu '18

Debra O'Toole '23

Ashish Pant

Felix Paulino '23

Felix Perez '15

Jeannette Pichardo

Edward Plumacher '18

Evra Pryce

Nicole M. Quaranto '18

Esi Quashie

Amalia Quinones

Teresita Ramirez

Michelle Ranaldo

Christina A. Rasmussen '20

Daniel T. Regan

Conor Reidy

Raul Rivera

Javier Rodriguez

Rocio Santos-Carrillo '06

H. Gerard Seitz

Evelyn Simpson

Joseph Skelly

Tiana Sloan

Phil Stern

Cristóbal Stewart

Arlene Tavarez '09

Lorraine Termini

Elizabeth Texidor

Robert Tyrrell

Samantha Viscovich

Voisava Vukaj

Jean Walker

Cheri Walsh

Susan L. Whitney '72

W. Adam Wichern, III

Damarcus O. Williams '18

Thomas Ray Willis

James Wong

Kristin A. Yanniello '13

ALWAYS SCORING: A New Generation for UMSV Dolphins

The rebrand from College to the University of Mount Saint Vincent has benefitted the entire campus community—and that, of course, includes the UMSV Department of Athletics and Recreation.

With our overarching new look and feel came a much-needed upgrade to the athletic logo, which had not received a facelift since it was first introduced in January 2005. The all-new look has been widely praised by studentathletes, members of the administration, faculty, and alums due to the versatility of the new Vinny and the hidden dolphin monogram within the new UMSV Athletics wordmark. The color change from lighter shades of gold and teal to a more bold choice of deep gold and navy was also widely welcomed, and is now completely aligned with the University’s overarching brand standards.

But, wait: there’s more!

Not only did the Department of Athletics and Recreation receive a branding makeover this past Summer, the University’s Board of Trustees executed the decision to expand the department back in March—with both esports and tennis receiving Board approval as fulltime athletic programs.

Esports was launched this Fall, while tennis will begin competition in the 2025-2026 academic year. Both additions were directly aligned with Goal 1, Objective 6 of our 2022-2025 Strategic Plan.

Esports has taken the collegiate world by storm and is considered, arguably, the fastest growing sport across the nation. The UMSV esports team—which is co-ed and competing as a member of the East Coast Conference—houses their custom-built arena on the first floor of Founders Hall, with a plan to expand the competition

and training location across the hallway. The esports program at the Mount will complement our existing minor in sports management, as well as our joint degree program in sport management with St. John’s University, filling a demand for industry professionals with an understanding of the nuances of not only esports, but virtual gaming at large.

Tennis, which will make a triumphant return to Riverdale after a near 15-year hiatus, will be the University’s fifteenth and sixteenth athletic programs, with men and women participating in separate competitions. Athletic Director Phil Stern, along with colleagues in the Facilities and Operations Division, have already begun conversations with local courts to house the program’s return season. The long-term goal remains for courts to be built on campus, hopefully included in the soon-to-be revised Strategic Plan.

Mount Saint Vincent hopes a combined 20 new student-athletes will join the UMSV community with the addition of three new sports—but with that comes the need for further fundraising opportunities to ensure all Mount student-athletes have the best experience possible both within and beyond the classroom.

For the past four years, the Department of Athletics and Recreation’s staple fundraiser has been its Golf Outing. While it has been remarkably successful as a standalone event, the Department prides itself in collaboration across campus and, in 2025, it will join forces with the Sisters of Charity to expand the day of festivities, with proceeds also benefiting Vincent’s Table.

The fifth annual Golf Outing will take place this June—stay tuned for more info to come—and we hope we can count on you for your continued support of the UMSV Dolphins.

Pictured on the center of the page are our two 2023-2024 Skyline Conference Championship teams: WOMEN'S SOCCER and WOMEN'S BASKETBALL!

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.

Steven Abreu

Ryan Adhari

Kingsley Agyemang

Laura Ahto

Kimberly Albert

Jennifer Aleman

Kevin Allan

John Allen

Edwin Angeles

Jackson Angeles

Carmita Arce

Antonio Arena

Ekaterini Argyros

Noufri and Jacqueline Argyros

Kaitlin Arlotta

John and Sheila Armstrong

Miguel Ayala

John Bacon

Dolly Baker

Warren Barker

Anthony Barletta

Cynthia and Douglas Barnes

Claudia Barrancos

Marco Barrancos

Matthew Barrancos

Angelo Bartziokas

Edward Bassett

Al and Joan Bateman

Elisa Battista

Bayside Little League

Be Furniture

Kate Begin

Christine Benbow

Tony Benbow

Teresa Bernardi

Adam Berrios

Margaret Biggane

Anne Marie Bishop and Family

Kara Bland

Kayla Bland

Jada Blount

Rocco Bonanno

Margaret Bosko

Kimberly Bottalico

Terri Bowles

Harris Boyes

Catherine Boyle

Kathryn M. Brady

Ilene Broderick

Jessica Broderick

Michael Broderick

Jade Brooks

Jessica Brower

Devon Brown

Ian Brown

Brown's Jewlers

Ronald Brumbaugh

Luke Bucaj

Jimmy Bulva

The Buongiovanni Family

Monique Burgess

Daniel Burns

Betty M. Buss

Maria (Terry) Cabral-Alvarez

Denise Calabro

John Callahan

Fabian Cano

Antoinette Capobianco

Jean Capozucca

Rena Capri

Peter Capuano

Kevin Carbon

Deisnel Cárdenas, Jr.

Michael and Margarita Cardone

Marie Carmody-Lafrancesca

Edward Casazza

Constantina Catania

Daniel Cavaluzzi

Gregg Chasan

Richard Chi

Salvatore Chirico

Laura Christopher

Edna Cirillo

Theresa Cirillo

Melissa Ciurlizza

Chris Clanton

John Clark

Carol Clarke

Elia Clarke

Sharon Clarke

Saundra Cleckley

Jonathan Clerisson

Sanford R. Climan

Evan Coe

Peter Colgan

Francesco Coli

Pedro Collado

Michael Collins

Hiram Colon, Jr.

Reverend Deacon Ralph Colon

Joseph Colucci

Emily Conca

Chris Connolly

Bobby Connors

Ethel Constantino

Kristina Constantino

Paul Constantino

Melissa Contes

Kayla Conti

John Corini

Jorge Cortes

Richard Corvino

William Covey

Edward Cox

Jennifer Cullars

Josh Cuppek

Robert W. Cusack

Chad Czapla

Hugh Dandrade

Joe Dauria

Karizma Davis

Robert Davis

Melanie De Matto

Bill Deal

Carolyn DeBlasio

Karen DeCandia

Philip DeCandia

Barry DeDominicis

Matthew DeDominicis

Michele DeDominicis

Theresa DeDominicis

Matthew Deeb

Leslie Del Castillo

Diane Piro Dellacona

Paul Dellacona

Helen Deluise

Andrew Delzotto

Victoria Dembeck

Michael Dempsey

Jeannine DePhillips

Chris DeSantis

Robyn Deyoung

Alexis Di Domenico

Albert Diaz

Graham Dick

Robert Dickson, Jr.

Natalie Difabrizio

Stephen Dimaria

Kristi Dini

Dino's Pizza

Joseph DiNorcia

Michael Donohue

Kevin M. Doyle

Terence E. Doyle

Christopher Duenow

Chris and Debbie Duffy

Eileen Duffy

Jeanette Duffy

Frank Duggan

Justin Dutzer

Bridget Early

Elizabeth Early

Thomas Early

Arber Eftimiu

Stephen Eichinger

Amber Eiler

Joan Eiler

Olivianna Eiler

Jennifer Elliott

Kelly Elliott

David Esterman

Courtney Eudaly

Samantha Fadel

Edward Farina

Julian Feliciano

Fred and Barb Ferrara

John Ficalora

Rob Fisher

Valerie Fitzgerald

Samantha Fitzsimmons

Lisa Fleming

David Fleury

Elizabeth Flores

Deirdre T. Flynn

Patricia A. Flynn

Eleanor Foden

Daquanna Foskey

Susan Fourman

Chris Francesconi

Michael Franchi

Carlos Franco

Cari Fulcher

Linda Gagnon

Ebony Gaines

Jeanne Galvin

Maribel Gambino

Elizabeth Garland

Eryn Geller

Coral Germanakos

Meltem Gezlev

Cheryl Giamanco

Joanne Gibson

Pamela Gillen

Sandy Giordano

Mary J. Giuffra

David Goerman

Harriet Goerman

Paige Goerman

Paula Goerman

George Gomes

Kathleen and George Gomola

Jose Goncalves

Gabino Gonzalez

Aaron Gorocitz

Joseph Gorski

Liz Gosner

Brandy Granata

Bobby Green

Eleanor H. Green

Andrew Greenberg

Greenland Convenience Store

Paula Greer

David Griffith

Mike Griffith

Barbara Grothe-Penney

John Guerra

Paola Guibovich

Rosa Guibovich

Chris Gutierrez

Nancy Guzman

Aidan Haas

Holly Halford

Reid Halford

Mark and Deb Hanley

Vivian Haralambidis

Ayo Hart

Katie Hart

Labentina Haxhija

Lawrence Healey

Mary Elizabeth Heiskell

Judi Helton

Roseann Hendon

Tara Hennigan

Rod Herrera

Joseph Hicks

Raymond Hickson

Lorraine Hines

William Holley

Kathryn Horne

Denise Horos

Jane Horos

Rachel Houtz

Kieran Howard

Patricia Humphries

Susan Hungerford

Riccardo Iafrate

Marie Ilardi

Eddy Iocco

Jabar Jackson

Tanique Jackson

Latoya Jackson-Berrios

Alinoti Jacques

Meagan Jennette

Weronika Jeziorski

Ashley Joe

Aaliyah Johnson

Ariel Johnson

Caleb Johnson

Colleen Jonas

Luz Maria Jorge

Edward J. Joyce, Jr.

William L. Juan

Jeannette Kaminski

Giavanna Kanaris

Carol Becker Kapp

Devin Karas

Colleen Keating

John Kelly

Matthew Kemler

Catherine A. Kennedy

Jean Kennedy

Lougene Kennedy

Carol Ketcha

Kathleen Ketcha

Francis C. Kiley

Susan Kilsheimer

David W. Kingsbury

Melissa Knight

Charles L. Koch

Sandra Koff

Gerasimoul Konidaris

Hristos Konidaris

Betsy Koshy

Patricia Kraft

Karen Kropp

Jenn Kundrat

Teresa Kundrat

Ally Labita

Sandra Lancaster

Joanne Langlois

Lauren's Wines and Liquors

Johanna Lazo

Jack Leone

Helen Levine

Rebecca Levine

Dante Lewis

Juwan Lewis

Rickey Lewis

John D. Liberator

Frank Lieggi

Nicola and Maria Lieggi

Kimberlyn Ligon

Kevin Lilly

Brittany Logan

Guy Lometti

Orlando Lopez

Ann M. Lynch

Gregg and Christine Mace

Amanda Maine

Stephen Marcellino

Elliot Margolis

Gary Margolis

Marianne's Pizza Cafe

Crystal Marin

Charles and Lubi Marinez

Richard Marinez

Siena Marino

Armand Marricco

Al Martin

James Martin

Joe Martin

Mary Beth Martin

Michele Martin

Gemma Martini-Mahon

Christos Mazarakis

Zach McCann

Fr. John McCarthy

Wendy McCormick

Joanne McDaniel

Sydney McDonald

Joseph J. McGovern

Kevin M. McGovern

Michael J. McGovern

Amira McLaughlin

Helen McLaughlin

Rob McMahon

Paul McSherry

Kevin and Linda Meaney

Audra Meberg

Deirdre Meberg

Maritza Mekitarian

Matthew Melkonian

Jessica and Allen Michnevich

Spencer Middleton

Julie Miller

Lisa Miller

Christopher Milligan

Vonda Milligan

Kimberly Miranda

Rob Miranda

Ari Mittleman

Arlene A. Moliterno

Anthony Montaruli

Wyasia Montgomery

Michelle Moore

Ed and Dorinda Moran

John Muller

Colleen Mulvey

Melissa Muniz

John Murphy

Monica Murray

Nabil Nadim

Fairleen Napalit

Mary Ann Napalit

Antoinette Nardulli

Cristina Nardulli

Josellina Nardulli

Ralph Navarrete

Dawn Foster Negro

Warren Nelson

Liz Neumark

Dani and Bella Newman

Juwan Nicholson

Reilly Nichtern

Michele L. Nordone

Gerard Novello

Mary O'Connor

Kyle O'Donnell

Tom O'Hanlon

Cathy O'Hara

Jon O'Leary

Don Olson

Elizabeth Overbay

Patricia Palfy

Tom Pannullo

Jose Pasaye

Marcos Pasaye

Katherine Paz

Bob Pellegrino

Alexandria Perpepaj

Nicholas Perpepaj

Carol Peterson

Erica Phillips

Nivea Pierre

Cormac Pike

Krystal Polo

Denise Porto-Reifsteck

Edward Porto

Rock Positano

Patricia Puentes

Dorothy Ragone

Kathleen Raj

Sondra Ranucci

Ryan Raveis

Kevin Reed

Martin and Lucy Regan

Angela Reid

Jonathan Reid

Megan Reid

Robert Reid

Marie Reyes

Nicholas Reyes

Steven Reynolds

Anthony Riccobono

Gianna Rios

John F. Ritchotte

Alexandria Robinson

Mateo and Emilio Rocco

John and Mary Rodriguez

Kendra Rodriguez

Leticia Rodriguez

Mary Rodriguez

Nicholas Romano

Dan Rosenstein

James and Frances Roth

Melissa Roth

Karen Rowland

Shqype Rraci

Xhuljana Rragami

Eddalee Ruiz

Jailine Ruiz

Renee Ryan

Shawn Ryan

Phyllis Sanchez

Alex Sanon

Matthew Santagato

Michele Santagato

Yvette Santana

Alicia Sargeant

Kevin Satterfield

Rebecca Scherer

Don Scholl

Stacy and Chuck Schroeder

Maryanne Schuler

Katie Schwanholt

Brian Schwartz

Jason Seda

Dan Selisker

Anthony Selvadurai

Agustin Sevillano

Annmarie Seymour

Ernest Shahini

Michele Sharkey

David H. Sherman

Elizabeth Sheehan

Dianna Sikiric

Robert Silverson

Jennifer Sipkin

Sisters of Charity Gatehouse Community

Allyssa Skeen

John Skoglund

Christina Bolden Smith

Meagan Smith

Vermona Smith

Jason Snyder

Susan Snyder

Jose Soria

Adriana and Pedro Soto

Steven Soto

Victor Soto

South Shore Elite Baseball

Carol and Delbe Spatj

Michael J. Spicer

Ben Spiros

Elizabeth Stanton

Grace Steinhauser

Florence Strickland

Georgette Strobel

Rodica Strumke

Mary C. Stuart

Robin Swaby

Christine Swanson

Maria Tarsia

JP Tejeda

Raquel Tejada

Rebecca Tenney

Denise Tercynski

Donna Termini

Whitney Thomason

Dan Thompson

Jeremy Thompson

Rosemary Thompson

Blanche Thornhill

Michael Thornhill

ALL WAYS FORWARD Including Roadways FRIENDS

Yolanda Thornhill

Donna Tighe

Aida Tineo

Bob Tolan

Jason Tompkins

Diane Toro

Julie Torre

Chris Torres

Nancy Totino

Sal Travaglino

Jennifer Trepinski

Teresa Trimarchi

Will and Ashley Tronsor

Suzanne Tucker

Tullamore Dew

Evelyn Tuma

Evan Turko

Suzanne Turko

JoAnn Ungaro

Joe Ungaro

Rene Valencia

Vanessa Valencia

Lorena Valencia-Fragoso

Cynthia Valencia-Quintero

George Van Amson

Kaeli Van Cott

Leonardo Vargas

Fitzgerald Ventura

Ruben Vera

Sandra Vera

Paul Vercesi

Paul Vermaelen

David Vermont

Villa Di Roma

Jayson Villalobos

Joseph Vincent

Dana Vlachos

Stephanie Waldbillig

Raymond Walker

John Warner

Allen Waterhouse

Heather Wathington

Accessing Founders Hall is now easier and more appealing than ever before. This past Summer, Founders Road was completely stripped, leveled, rebuilt, and repaved—which not only improved deteriorating roadway conditions, but also created additional ADA parking spots, designated pick-up/drop-off areas, and enhanced fire lanes for emergency access.

And, of course, the benefits are not limited to drivers. The project also enabled the construction of new walkways and an improved access ramp for those with limited mobility, as well terracing and landscaping of the adjacent hill connecting the building to the Great Lawn (designed by the Mount’s very own Assistant Director for Facilities, Michael Gallucci) to improve rainwater runoff conditions.

The $1.3 million dollar project was a long time coming—after several water main breaks, winter salting, and erosion deteriorated the pavement.

“This project was essential to maintaining the utility of our campus and the welfare of our students, employees, and visitors” said Vice President for Operations Kevin DeGroat. “As a result of thoughtful planning and partnership with the Sisters of Charity of New York, we were also able to enhance the beauty of our extraordinary campus and the connection between Founders Hall—the center of our community—and the Great Lawn, which remains the site of some of our most meaningful celebrations.”

Leslie Weidenman

Meredith Weidenman

Adam Wein

Danny Wheelan

Kim Whyte

Allison Widlitz

Bruce Williams

John Wohlberg

Jennifer Wolf

Michael Wood

Vilmas Celia Chong Wu

Naa Yirenkyi

Joseph Zuckerman

Nancy Zuena

Mara and Edward Zukowski

Avery Zumpol

Eric Zweiback

Heather Zweiback

MEMORIAL GIFTS

In Memory of Monica Adams '59

Elizabeth Madigan Freher '59

In Memory of Ronald J. Allen

Janice Nielsen Allen '64

In Memory of Mary Annel, MM '67

Eileen A. Kerins '67

In Memory of Geraldine Bagot

Elaine L. Palatine '51

In Memory of Marjorie Tracy Barrett '36

Mary Frances Barrett '70

In Memory of Mary David Barry, SC '37

Mary Speciale Cavaluzzi '71

Carol Becker Kapp

In Memory of Marguerite Duffy Bassett '38

Edward Bassett

In Memory of Hope J. Becker '68

Carol Becker Kapp

In Memory of Lucy de Villa Becker '31

Carol Becker Kapp

In Memory of Pete Beckerle

Joan Ellen Quinn '71

In Memory of Maria Boccardi Bodkin '72

Kristine Russo Crotty '72

In Memory of Rosalie Pallone Bradley '61

Lucille Palumbo Bartolomo '61

Kristine Russo Crotty '72

In Memory of Dr. Mary Brady

Gerald DiDonato '83

Susan Chiaviello DiDonato '82

In Memory of Jean Bersig Brennan '66

Ellen McBrien Courchene '66

Geraldine Moretti-Altuna '66

In Memory of Mary Alethea Brennan, SC '30

Edward A. Thomas '82

Marie D. Thomas '75

In Memory of Karen Brooks '71

Mary Alice Nolan Joss '71

Lenore E. Maroney '72

Barbara E. McMurray '71

In Memory of Carol Burke

Pat Murray Eidle '64

In Memory of Claire Burns '69

Patricia Ruback Kehrberger '69

In Memory of Annette La Fiandra Camilleri '65

Gail Hotarek Dwyer '65

Maureen Kirby Sanders '65

In Memory of Rosemary P. Campbell '59

Patricia Ruback Kehrberger '69

In Memory of Paul A. Cardone

JoAnn Liberali Cardone '62

In Memory of Herb and Dolores Carlone

Susan Carlone Barstow '75

In Memory of Charles Cerussi

Dorothy Vassallo Novak '62

In Memory of Maura Christopher, SC '67

Eileen A. Kerins '67

In Memory of Francis Civille

Maureen Kirby Sanders '65

In Memory of Eileen Danahy Collins '36

Eileen Collins Audley '66

In Memory of Kathryn Collins '56

Alicia Malone Von Schaumburg '56

In Memory of Margaret Gallagher Collins '61

Patricia Sweeney Hayes '61

In Memory of Frank C. and Madeline C. Como

Lana Como '81

In Memory of Francis Connolly

Mary Connolly Hair '64

In Memory of John Considine

Susan Considine '78

In Memory of Judith Perkinson Corbett '68

Noreen Bristol Oslander '68

In Memory of Dorothy McCabe Coyle '41

Dorothy Coyle Meighan '72

In Memory of Mary Anne Cronin, SC '61

Marianne Miklas Donnelly '89

In Memory of Betty Cahill Cummings '52

Dorothy M. Cummings '94

In Memory of Eileen Barrett Cunningham '32

Mary Frances Barrett '70

In Memory of Elizabeth O'Brien Curran '32

Virginia Curran Rederer '55

In Memory of Bridget Kinney Cusack '65

Robert W. Cusack

In Memory of Mary Nugent Daniels '66

Geraldine Moretti-Altuna '66

In Memory of the Deceased Members of the Class of 1951

Margaret McGovern '51

In Memory of the Deceased Members of the Class of 1958

Mary Lou Dunlay Faust '58

In Memory of the Deceased Members of the Class of 1966

Marie E. Cotter '66

Virginia Lambert '66

Christine Chionchio Vahling '66

In Memory of the Deceased Members of the Class of 1967

Patricia Gates Cioffari '67

Carol Jean Cook Kissane '67

In Memory of the Deceased Members of the Class of 1969

Mary Ann Gerve Chandler '69

In Memory of the Deceased Members of the Class of 1971

Claire Fitzgerald Whelihan '71

In Memory of the Deceased Members of the Class of 1974

Kathleen McNamee '74

In Memory of the Deceased Members of the Class of 1987

Petrina Palazzo '87

In Memory of Catherine Doherty De Sa '60

Ann Melillo Richardson '60

In Memory of Mary Jane Lawlor DePhillips '46

Jeannine DePhillips

Marisa DePhillips

In Memory of Joan Kline Dickson '52

Robert Dickson, Jr.

In Memory of Marie C. Diorio '56

Anne Melly Doherty '56

Mary Humphrey Rosenthal '56

In Memory of Kathleen Barrett Diskin '31

Mary Frances Barrett '70

In Memory of Matthew F. DiStefano '00

Jennifer Piaia McCarthy '99

Kevin P. McCarthy '00

In Memory of Mary Braun Dolson '26

Mary Dolson Seyler '62

In Memory of Sarah McManus Donovan '30

Angela M. Donovan '65

In Memory of Ann M. Dorrian '71

Kathleen Kelly-Dorrian '87

Margaret Magdalenski Tringali '71

In Memory of Julia Cahillane Doyle '45

Terence E. Doyle

In Memory of Kay Doyle

Kathleen Doyle-Hunt '74

In Memory of George F. Driscoll

Margaret Cummings Driscoll '53

In Memory of Jean M. Druffner '67

Eileen A. Kerins '67

In Memory of Edmund C. Duffy

Cornelia Hamill Duffy '65

In Memory of Thomas Aquinas Duffy, Jr.

Cornelia Hamill Duffy '65

In Memory of Carol Anne Dupraz '61

Mary Ellen Golden '61

In Memory of Kelley Crowther Durkee '84

Marie Scully Cantwell '84

MEMORIAL GIFTS

In Memory of Charlotte M. Elgert '66

Regina Burke Vassak '66

In Memory of Joan Lovett Elliott '81

Maura Kennedy Mulgrew '81

In Memory of H. Stanley Ernenwein

Constance Clarkin Ernenwein '57

Ellen Ernenwein Turner '83

In Memory of Kathleen O'Neill Eschmann '29

Mary Lou Eschmann Donofrio '64

Josephine Zerbi Eschmann '64

In Memory of Janice Vanwynen Ettinger '74

Kathleen Paolillo Jacobs '74

In Memory of Gail E. Farrelly '65

Mary Ellen Golden '61

In Memory of Rita K. Farrelly '58

Mary Ellen Golden '61

In Memory of Mary Fitzgerald '31

Regina Frey Schultz '64

In Memory of Michael Flanagan '99

Christina Mesk '04

In Memory of Virginia Bennett Flanagan '63

Lenore Schwartzkopf Isleib '63

In Memory of Frances and Peter Fleming

Eleanor Fleming Millar '64

In Memory of Patrick and Veronica Flynn

Deirdre T. Flynn

In Memory of W. Paul Flynn

Charles L. Flynn, Jr.

In Memory of Angelo Antonio Fontanella and Giovannina

Santoro Fontanella

Doriana R. Fontanella '78

In Memory of Lorraine Rushford Gaire '61

Jane Rushford Page '63

In Memory of Frank R. Genovese

Joan Marshall Genovese '67

In Memory of Ellen Marie Gerlich

Barbara Corbi Kaufer '60

In Memory of Frank T. Geysen, Jr.

Nancy Kudgus Geysen '63

In Memory of Anne Theresa Golden, SC '48

Rosemary Golden Cummins '52

In Memory of Eileen Coleman Golden '32

Mary Ellen Golden '61

In Memory of Barbara Fox Golebiewski '64

Mary Lou Eschmann Donofrio '64

Josephine Zerbi Eschmann '64

In Memory of Mary Niewenhous Gormley '46

Kathleen Gormley Gutekunst '79

In Memory of Betsy Gordon Gorski '71

Joseph Gorski

In Memory of Mary Alice Sheridan Grant '53

Margaret Grant Platt '84

In Memory of Nathan and Mavis Grant

Adrianne Grant '06

In Memory of Teri Elaine Griffin

David Griffin '04

In Memory of Katherine Lavelle Hamilton '71

Carol Dechance '70

Barbara E. McMurray '71

In Memory of Ann Mackin Harkins '57

Marie Gerne Stanton '57

In Memory of Marilyn Riccardone Harten '65

Mary Jane Coyle Dooley '65

Ann C. Hunt '65

In Memory of Dorothy Freed Heiskell '59

Mary Elizabeth Heiskell

Mary A. McNelis '59

In Memory of George Hess Florence Riordan Hess '70

In Memory of Susan M. Hickson '80

Raymond Hickson

Kathleen M. O'Brien '80

Sharon Keogh Redmond '80

Angela Natalie Ryan '80

Cathleen Fennessy Whelan '80

In Memory of Anne Keating Hintz '60

Ann Melillo Richardson '60

In Memory of Marie Paula Holdman, SC

Evelyn Sobierajski Hardtman '67

Patricia M. Morris '83

Margaret Blake Rogers '84

In Memory of Julia Horgan '57

Marie Gerne Stanton '57

In memory of Martha McHugh Hubbard '62

Kathleen Brown Finigan '62

In Memory of Rosaria D'Angelo Iadavaia '45

Gloria D'Angelo Ingrao '50

In Memory of Catherine Igoe '64

Anne Manning Grandis '64

In Memory of Rosemary Nevin Jansen '62

Kathleen Brown Finigan '62

In Memory of Marita Joseph, SC

Carol-Jo Fause '68

In Memory of Carol Gormley Joyce '58

Edward J. Joyce, Jr.

In Memory of Regina Lois Murphy Juan '58

William L. Juan

In Memory of Margaret, James, Frank, and Jim Kelly

Rose Kelly McTague '68

In Memory of Rita Clerkin Kelly '42

John Kelly

In Memory of Maria Kennedy '65

Ann C. Hunt '65

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 Virginia Murray Kingsbury '55

David W. Kingsbury

In Memory of Anita Kelley Klan '57

Betty Lou Manahan Polk '57

Marie Gerne Stanton '57

In Memory of Marianne H. Klein '66

Ellen McBrien Courchene '66

Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin '66

Geraldine Moretti-Altuna '66

In Memory of Mary Anne Kowalski '68

Mary Chartres Budlong '68

Edith Dewald Schumacher '68

In Memory of Christine Kirwin Krackeler '66

Ellen McBrien Courchene '66

Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin '66

Geraldine Moretti-Altuna '66

In Memory of Anne Marie Lafferty, SC '62

Marilyn Loh Collado '82

In Memory of Carol Anne Sullivan

La Hiff '65

Dolores La Hiff Kelly '65

In Memory of Bernardine J. LaMantia '61

Ellen Riesz Green '69

In Memory of Thomas J. Lauro

Kathleen O'Connor Lauro '74

In Memory of Lenore Leiser '58

Gail A. Pizzuti '58

In Memory of Cora Stenson

Leonard '41

Maureen Leonard '71

In Memory of Nan Hogan Liberator '51

John D. Liberator

In Memory of Carol Kenny Livolsi '59

Virginia Meyers Landle '84

In Memory of Patricia Scanlan Loomis '80

Reenie Debold Donovan '83

In Memory of Celeste Lucchini '57

Marie Gerne Stanton '57

In Memory of Marian Josephine Lyons, SC '44

Mary Brady Harrigan '64

In Memory of Margaret Warnke MacDonald '43

Alison Von Klemperer

In Memory of Dora Maillaro '77

Marie Mitarotondo '77

In Memory of Mary Beth Malone '75

Deborah McLean Adams '75

Laura Ahto

Peter Capuano

Aaron Davidowitz

Neil Davidowitz

John Ficalora

MaryEllen McKeon Herzog '75

Cathy A. Ingram '87

Susan Kilsheimer

Patricia Kraft

Helen Levine

Kevin Lilly

Cathy O'Hara

Ellen McMahon O'Neill '75

Orsid Realty Corp.

Raul Rivera

Ann O'Rourke Romanovsky '75

Maria Hidalgo Roque '75

James and Frances Roth

Two Charlton Owners Corp.

Leslie Weidenman

Meredith Weidenman

In Memory of Joan B. Maloney

Joan Maloney Moran '73

In Memory of John P. Maloney

Joan Maloney Moran '73

In Memory of Stephen J. Maloney

Joan Maloney Moran '73

In Memory of Sister Mary Frances

Mary Keelan Shaughnessy '59

In Memory of Sister Mary Lou

Mary Lou Tweedy, CSJ '59

In Memory of Kathleen Maurer

Barbara Rothar Beck '71

In Memory of George C. Maybury

Bridget Maybury '99

In Memory of Kathryn C. McCaffery

Susan McCaffery Haugh '65

In Memory of Catherine Donovan McCarthy '74

Mary McQuade Meehan '74

In Memory of Kathleen O'Rourke McCue '67

Marguerite O'Rourke Arbutiski '65

In Memory of Marie McGann '29

Marie McGann Reddy '57

In Memory of Marie Gough McGovern '29 and Joseph McGovern

Joseph J. McGovern

In Memory of Patricia E. McGowan, SC '66

Mary C. Gregory '87

Christina A. Rasmussen '20

Divine Tabios '04

In Memory of Evelyn McLaughlin, SC '46

Helen McLaughlin

In Memory of Priscilla Mullins McNamara '60

Betty M. Buss

In Memory of Sharon Tenzyk McNamara '72

Donna Harkins Hannay '72

In Memory of Edward McTiegue

Kathryn Pitkiewicz McLaughlin '59

In Memory of Frank McTiegue

Kathryn Pitkiewicz McLaughlin '59

In Memory of David Miller

Ivanhoe Miller '82

In Memory of Mary and Allen Mohr

Colleen M. Mohr '76

In Memory of Marilyn Joan Molter '66

Joan Ann Kowalczyk-Beckworth '66

In Memory of Thomas J. Moran

Joan Maloney Moran '73

In Memory of Carolyn Cancellieri Moravec '59

Marilyn Oddo Keehan '59

In Memory of Sara Jo Conaghan Mosier '62

Cecelia Conaghan Stapleton '61

In Memory of Marie Imelda Mulcahy, SC '35

Bernadette Stewart Hearn '73

In Memory of Terese M. Mulligan '45

Justine Schmalzl Smith '45

In Memory of Margaret Bligh Mullooly '53

Margaret Biggane

Brent Material Company

Dale S. Brokaw

Laura Christopher

Joseph Colucci

Sharon Keogh Redmond '80

Rebecca Tenney

Rosemary Thompson

Ann Culhane Tuomey '76

Kim Whyte

Allison Widlitz

In Memory of Margaret Murphy '74

Teresa K. Gill '74

In Memory of Elizabeth Marian Murray, SC

Margaret McGovern '51

In Memory of Christine A. Nolan '74

Kathleen Stoddart Drucker

In Memory of Noeline Noll, SC

Helen McLaughlin

In Memory of Katherine Noone '60

Bernadette Stewart Hearn '73

In Memory of Patricia Noone, SC '60

Bernadette Stewart Hearn '73

In Memory of Cathleen Casey O'Connell '66

Louise Kudgus Burke '66

Ellen McBrien Courchene '66

Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin '66

Geraldine Moretti-Altuna '66

Regina Burke Vassak '66

MEMORIAL GIFTS

In Memory of Miriam Matthew O'Connell, SC '40

Mary Fleming Courtney '72

In Memory of Johanna O'Connor

Kathleen O'Connor '79

In Memory of Elizabeth (Bessie) McLaughlin O'Dea '33

Maureen O'Dea Feeney '64

In Memory of Catherine O'Shaughnessy, SC

Dorothy Ewald O'Shaughnessy '88

In Memory of Pamela Dame Page '66

Patricia McLaughlin Graham '66

In Memory of Pauline L. Paglia

Margaret Paglia Wellman '53

In Memory of Dale Sanacore Pellegrino '74

Bob Pellegrino

In Memory of Margo Perez

Susan Hapworth Gartland '67

In Memory of Carmen Galindez Peterson '74

Teresa K. Gill '74

In Memory of Francesca Graziano Piluso '64

Mary Lou Eschmann Donofrio '64

In Memory of Paula Graziano Piluso

Josephine Zerbi Eschmann '64

In Memory of Jeffery Pitel

Ellen Carter Pitel '73

In Memory of Veronica McCabe Potter '57

Marie Gerne Stanton '57

In Memory of Aileen Canny Pryde '41

Joan A. Pryde '81

In Memory of Harriett and William E. Quinlan

Ann Quinlan Marinucci '64

In Memory of Genevieve and Walter Range

Adele Range Byrne '60

In Memory of Rowena Plant Ritchotte '57

John F. Ritchotte

In Memory of Jane C. Rohr

Janie Rohr Bradstreet '69

In Memory of Sister Rose

Rosalba Corrado Del Vecchio '71

Margaret Mayes Kelly '54

In Memory of Joann Rowland

Maureen Rowland '75

In Memory of Joyce Yozzo Roy '64

Josephine Zerbi Eschmann '64

Elizabeth Stanton

In Memory of Michael Ryan

Rosalba Corrado Del Vecchio '71

Margaret Mayes Kelly '54

In Memory of William Sammis

Teresa Merz Sammis '70

In Memory of Bob Santucci

Karen Santucci '84

In Memory of Carol Cassidy Sausville '74

Teresa K. Gill '74

In Memory of Nancy Lyba Schkufza '71

Rosemary Owens Reichart '71

In Memory of Margaret Fitzgerald Schultz '31

Regina Frey Schultz '64

In Memory of Joan Murphy Sciame '72

Philip Sciame

In Memory of Rosemarie Cacioppo Scinicariello '65

Geraldine Hannon Lumelleau '65

In Memory of Beatrice Sendlebeck

Mary C. McGinley '55

In Memory of Theodosia Konarzewski Shamoun '85

Michelle Shamoun Polityka '65

In Memory of Loretta A. Sheridan '67

Pamela C. Frasca '67

Susan Hapworth Gartland '67

Carol Jean Cook Kissane '67

In Memory of Margaret Papa Sherwin '70

Barbara Dore Russell '70

In Memory of Marjorie Nichols Skoglund '67

Theresa Suppa Kruger '67

John Skoglund

In Memory of Kevin and Erie Smith

Maureen Dollard Smith '85

In Memory of William and Mary Stack

Maureen Stack Diffley '64

In Memory of Marie Targia Stimpfl '57

Geraldine O'Connor Block '57

In Memory of Mary T. Stuart '59

Marie Gerne Stanton '57

In Memory of Mary (Mazie) Sullivan

Anne Marie Bishop and Family

Kevin M. Doyle

Joanne Langlois

Arlene A. Moliterno

In Memory of Moira Riordan Sullivan '63

Kathleen Henry Sullivan '63

In Memory of Patricia Mullings Swaby '58

Gail A. Pizzuti '58

In Memory of Martha Myers Talley '56

Anne Melly Doherty '56

Mary Humphrey Rosenthal '56

In Memory of Lois "Mimi" Taylor-Werning

Pamela Kerrigan

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Tiernan

Patricia Tiernan Johnstone '56

In Memory of Vanessa Torres

Jessie L. D'Souza '20

In Memory of Kathleen M. Tracy, SC '48

Joan Stadelmann Harris '63

In Memory of Margaret Lowney Troy '64

Lavonne Nemmers '64

In Memory of Joseph Tusiani

Jo-Ann Alquist Langseth '67

In Memory of Miriam Smith Vagt '50

Bronx Westchester Chapter of the Alumnae/i Association

In Memory of John Valentino

Pat Murray Eidle '64

In Memory of Cecilia T. O'Connor Vermeulen

Sabina Vermeulen '72

In Memory of Palma Traficante Volino '31

Annette Musco Volino '64

In Memory of Christine Schueler Wagner '73

Brian M. Rohan

In Memory of Frances Papandrea Wallingford '61

Lucille Palumbo Bartolomo '61

In Memory of Marilyn Kelly Walsh '64

Lavonne Nemmers '64

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Walton

Elizabeth Walton York '76

In Memory of Gladys Moul Weber '40

Claudia Weber Stennie '74

In Memory of Sister William Maria Arlene Hernon '67

In Memory of Joanne Williams '70

Barbara Dore Russell '70

In Memory of Dimitri P. Wirchansky

Joann Zotti Wirchansky '70

In Memory of Barbara L. Woerz '59

Marilyn Oddo Keehan '59

In Memory of Mary Donnelly Wondrasch '67

Patricia Schrade Gonda '67

In Memory of Terese Zeltmann '83

Deborah A. Hinkley '83

In Memory of Mary Edward Zipf, SC '62

Carolyn Schanck Rehm '74

In Memory of Carmela and Charles Zuccaro

Carolyn Schanck Rehm '74

GIFTS IN HONOR

In Honor of the Adult Education Program

Anonymous

In Honor of Anne Denise Brennan, SC '69

Deborah Deckelmann Troop '88

In Honor of Susan R. Burns

Rosalba Corrado Del Vecchio '71

George Van Amson

In Honor of Emma Capozucca

John Guerra

In Honor of Gail Vance Civille '65

Stephen A. Manzi

Maureen Kirby Sanders '65

In Honor of the Class of 1961

Barbara Hillman Horgan '61

In Honor of the Class of 1969

Susan Butler Kilby '69

In Honor of the Class of 1986

Mark F. Basta '86

In Honor of Lilia Del Pino

Abed A. Elkeshk

In Honor of Angela Corbett Dobbs '67

Virginia Tilch Nasser '67

In Honor of Donna Dodge, SC '71

Cathy A. Ingram '87

In Honor of Margaret Egan, SC '64

Cathy A. Ingram '87

Sisters of Charity Gatehouse Community

Deborah Deckelmann Troop '88

In Honor of Alex Ehrlich

George Van Amson

In Honor of Bo Fisher '15

Rob Fisher

In Honor of Charles L. Flynn, Jr.

Rosalba Corrado Del Vecchio '71

Vilmas Celia Chong Wu

In Honor of Thomas and Mary Ford

Jason Ford

In Honor of Peter J. Friel

Christine Friel

In Honor of David Gallo, PhD

Stephen Eichinger

In Honor of Anne Hennelly

Genevieve Wetmore, SC '72

In Honor of Margaret M. Kelly, SC '68

Mary Fleming Courtney '72

Jean Regnier '96

In Honor of Kathleen Armour Knowles '48

Maureen B. Russell '69

In Honor of Dr. Koaba

Marilyn Ferrara Mlynek '64

In Honor of Denise Koch

Charles L. Koch

In Honor of Donna Kurst '68

Anonymous

Charles L. Koch

In Honor of Marie Mulligan Lauria '56 and Donald T.

Lauria

Kathryn Horne

In Honor of Grace White Leahy '73 and John Leahy

Diane Bosco Morrison '73

In Honor of Eileen M. Lissmann '69

Paul Vercesi

In Honor of Ronita Macklin

Dan Rosenstein

In Honor of Florence Mallon, SC '89

Cathleen Fennessy Whelan '80

In Honor of Stephen A. Manzi

Anonymous

John Bacon

In Honor of Janine L. Marzi

Jane Bianco Clunie '74

Maureen B. Russell '69

In Honor of Kathleen O'Rourke McCue '67

Marguerite O'Rourke Arbutiski '65

In Honor of Kevin M. McGovern

Linden New Day

Ari Mittleman

In Honor of Marie Mitarotondo '77

Rod Herrera

In Honor of James Mooney '06

John Warner

In Honor of Gerard Novello

Gerard Novello, Sr.

In Honor of Mary Ellen McGowan Overbay '69

Elizabeth Overbay

In Honor of Jake M. Pierre '23

Nivea Pierre

In Honor of Gloria and Jack Simpson

Leslie Simpson Hille '82

In Honor of the Sisters of Charity of New York

Barry DeDominicis

Margaret M. McGovern '68

In Honor of Peggy A. Steffann '65

Anonymous

Jane Weibrecht AudreyNeuhauser '65

Rita Sanford Barchitta '65

Jane Drury Cassidy '65

Gail Vance Civille '65

Pat Cammisa Craghan '65

Margaret Wolf DePol '65

Angela M. Donovan '65

Mary Jane Coyle Dooley '65

Cornelia Hamill Duffy '65

Elizabeth M. Dunne '65

Gail Hotarek Dwyer '65

Juliana P. Flaherty '65

Theresa Strelec Gallagher '65

Mary Lynch Granger '65

Judith A. Hastall '65

Susan McCaffery Haugh '65

Marie Heil Hawe '65

Elizabeth De Caprio Hezel '65

Maria McGovern Hyson '65

Abigail Waters Kohler '65

Irene Sheehan Laheney '65

Jane Jewusiak Landers '65

Virginia Kelly Lawn '65

Leonora A. Lipari '65

Robert Emmett Mannion

Sally McDermott Mannion '65

Lorna Hurley Minor '65

Maryalice Hogan Murphy '65

Marian Doyle Orsetti '65

Michelle Shamoun Polityka '65

Catherine Giblin Ricardo '65

Don Scholl

Elizabeth Lavin Seibold '65

Natalie Robinson Treanor '65

Dorothy Ticho Werchenski '65

Anne Morris Wilding '65

In Honor of Kyle J. Thompson '24

Matthew Thompson

In Honor of UMSV HEOP Grads

Jean Regnier '96

In Honor of UMSV Students

Esi Quashie

In Honor of Marilyn Wathington

Heather Wathington

In Honor of Franklyn and Edith Whall

Jason Ford

In Honor of Kristin A. Yanniello '13

Kathleen Dreyer Joyce '67

Madeleine Melkonian

Diane and Michael Yanniello

CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS

GIFTS FROM CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, TRUSTS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS enable the Mount 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.

Anonymous

A & P Builders Group, Inc.

ADT Commercial

All Glass Systems, Inc.

All State Party Rental

Almstead Tree, Shrub & Lawn Care Co.

American Secured Fencing Corp.

American Wear

Arthur Williams Residuary Trust

Association of Catholic Colleges & Universities

Authentic Window Design

Bob Hannan Agency, Inc.

Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC

Bottom Line Striping

Boundless Nutrition

Brent Material Company

Captrust

Changing Our World, Inc.

Chief Fire Prevention

Cilento Family Charitable Fund

Citywide Fire Sprinkler

Coca-Cola Company

Come To Believe Network

Commercial Kitchens, Inc.

Conde Family Foundation

Crown Janitorial Products

Doty Family Foundation

Ehrenkranz Partners

EisnerAmper LLP

Elite Irrigation

Exclusive Escapes

Extech Building Materials

Foley Family Charitable Foundation

Gold Star Plumbing, Inc.

Grant Thornton LLP

Griffith Construction Corp.

Harrington, Ocko & Monk LLP

InterCity Agency, Inc.

InterStudioViaggi

Linden New Day

Lippolis Electric, Inc.

Metro Team Outfitters

Milad Nukho & Sons, Inc.

Moran Technology Consulting

MTS Landscaping and Design, Inc.

Nelnet Business Solutions

New York Environmental LLC

Next Office Furniture, Inc.

Orsid Realty Corp

Parkview Sports, Inc.

Pepcon, Inc.

Prestige Mechanical & Construction Corp.

ProStar LLC

Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc.

Robert and Joan Dircks Foundation, Inc.

Rose Press, Inc.

ROWE Family Fund

Safeguard Lock & Key Company

Sempra Energy Foundation

Silver Star Transportation

Silverson, Pareres & Lombardi Attorneys At Law

Society of the Sacred Heart, Center for Ethics & Advocacy

Thatcher Foundation

The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation

The Carson Family Charitable Trust

The New Yankee Stadium Community Benefits Fund

The Vida Foundation, Inc.

Thomas Reid Exit Realty

TIAA

Two Charlton Owners Corp.

USI Insurance Services

Webster Bank

Window Genie

GRANTS & CONTRACTS

During Fiscal Year 2024, the University of Mount Saint Vincent secured $12,511,994 in new grant funds from government agencies and foundations. These awards provide targeted support for initiatives and institutional priorities aligned with the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan. Specifically, the grants won in 2024 have both ensured the successful launch of Seton College and will ensure the Mount’s abiding commitment to authentic access to education through a five-year renewal of our Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program.

“The University continues to win the support and partnership of external funders due to the quality of our academic and student life programs and the unique role this institution fills in the landscape of higher education,” said Madeleine Melkonian, Senior Vice President for Advancement and External Relations. “Few institutions of higher learning can claim to be as impactful as the Mount. We serve students of all backgrounds and give each one equal opportunity to realize their talents. Funders recognize that an investment in the Mount is an investment in our learners, as well as in stronger, more engaging communities.”

All grant and foundational support has lasting effects across campus, but, particularly, funding secured by the University enhances our programmatic offerings that make earning a degree possible for students who otherwise could not afford high quality higher education.

“Unsurprisingly, we think the Mount deserves to win every grant, but we appreciate how competitive the landscape is for these awards,” reflected Daniel Regan, Associate Vice President for External Relations. “Securing these funds requires the commitment of many determined individuals—from engaging with our elected officials to ensure the continuation of federal funds for programs like Title V and TRiO/SSS and HECap and HEOP on the state level, to developing and writing proposals. We are fortunate our faculty and administrators understand this work to be essential to their efforts on campus each day.”

The work never ends—we’re always moving forward in effort to set our students down the right path toward success.

FOUNDATION AWARDS

In February 2024, The Carson Family Charitable Trust awarded $1,025,000 to the University to support the establishment of Seton College. A portion of the funds enabled the creation of the Seton College student lounge, the Carson Commons. The Carson family’s philanthropy will also enhance Seton College’s career education and development activities.

Mount Saint Vincent received $539,000 in start-up funds for Seton College from the Come To Believe Network, which pioneered the model on which Seton College is based. The funds enabled the onboarding of personnel essential to the development of the curriculum and recruitment of the first cohort of students.

The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation approved a grant of $300,001 for Seton College. The Foundation’s support, which will be spread over two years, will enable the University to maintain a network of integrated student support services that promote academic achievement, personal development, and wellness.

Gerstner Philanthropies made a grant of $175,000 to support the first year of operation of Seton College. The award will promote food security by underwriting breakfast and lunch for Seton College students. A portion of the award will be reserved to provide resources that address student emergency needs.

The Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities made an award of $15,000. The grant, made in memory of Yvonne Raskob, supported scholarships for nursing students.

The Arthur Williams Residuary Trust made two gifts to the Mount in Fiscal Year 2024, $16,000 in scholarship funding for nursing students for the 2023-2024 academic year, and $15,124 for the 2024-2025 academic year.

GOVERNMENT AWARDS

The New York State Education Department approved a new award in January 2024, which will provide up to $9,900,000 to the University of Mount Saint Vincent to extend its Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) through the 2028-2029 academic year. HEOP 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 pursue post-secondary education. The current HEOP program has been in place at the Mount since the 2014-2015 academic year.

In June 2024, Mount Saint Vincent was awarded a $1,000,000 New York State Higher Education Capital Matching Grant. The Mount will utilize the funds to furnish and equip new classrooms and offices for Seton College on the fifth of Founders Hall, as well as the ground floor of the Elizabeth Seton Library. The grant will also enable necessary window and elevator enhancements.

2023-2024 was the second year of Mount Saint Vincent’s participation in the Intelligence Community Centers for Academic Excellence, a four-year project funded by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Funded through a sub-award from the University of New Hampshire, Omar

Nagi, PhD, Associate Professor of Sociology, is leading the development of coursework and research projects that will cultivate the content knowledge and analytic reasoning skills necessary to equip students for careers in national security and intelligence gathering. The Mount will receive over $110,000 over the project period.

The Mount continued to benefit from a Developing Hispanic-Serving Institutions grant from the U.S. Department of Education. Providing more than $2.3 million over the five-year grant period, the grant will advance targeted initiatives designed to improve student success. Second-year funding in 2023-2024 exceeded $596,000.

Academic year 2023-2024 was the fourth year of a five-year SSS TRiO grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The Mount received $331,000 in the year to provide counseling, academic support, career and financial guidance, and mentoring to 160 eligible students. The University will receive $1.6 million in funding over the course of the grant period, which runs through August 2025.

The U.S. Department of Justice’s Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) awarded Mount Saint Vincent a third campus grant in September 2022, in recognition of its efforts to create and maintain a safe and healthy campus community by implementing systems and educational activities that reduce sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking. The grant project will run through 2025 and provide $269,000.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR GIVING

Generations of donors contribute annually to keep the University 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 Mount 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.

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 University, including financial aid, faculty development, buildings and grounds maintenance, student activities, and upgraded technology programs.

SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships give talented and deserving students the opportunity to afford a Mount education. Gifts can be made to a specific 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.

WAYS TO GIVE

CASH

Gifts of cash immediately benefit the Mount. 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 Mount’s account.

To make a gift of securities, contact the Mount’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 Mount. 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.

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

CAPITAL GIFTS

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

PLEASE REMEMBER:

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

• In order to receive a charitable income tax deduction for this calendar year, 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 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 umsv.edu/giving

ALUMNAE/I ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD

OFFICERS

Michelle A. Mally '70 | President

Scott Siegel-Ortiz '08 | First Vice President

Rose Kelly McTague '68 | Second Vice President

Marianne Crosson Kelleher '72 | Secretary

DIRECTORS

LeeAnn Brathwaite '15

Antonio Centeno, Jr. '00

Adam J. Connolly '04

Marianne Miklas Donnelly '89

Julianne Contreras Fuoco '99

Adrianne Grant '06

Ellen Riesz Green '69

Kathleen M. O'Brien '80

Michael P. Quinn '11

Patricia Ruggieri '69

OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT

Madeleine Melkonian Senior Vice President for Advancement and External Relations

Evelyn Simpson Executive Assistant, Office of Institutional Advancement

Daniel Regan Associate Vice President for External Relations

Tiana Sloan Director for Donor Engagement

Kristin Yanniello '13 Director for Alumnae/i Relations and Giving

Christina Rasmussen '20 Associate Director for Alumnae/i Relations and Giving

Kathleen Goode Assistant Director for Development Systems

Leah Munch '12

Associate Vice President for Marketing

Daniel Federico '14 Director for Sports Information/Web Development

Nicole Quaranto '18 Director for Communications

See if President Burns will be visiting your places and spaces this coming Winter and Spring! Save the dates for our upcoming regional events:

FLORIDA: February 28-March 3

PHILADELPHIA: April

July

March with UMSV in the 2025 NYC SAINT PATRICK'S DAY PARADE! Monday, March 17, 2025

Pre-Parade Breakfast 10:30 AM Parade line-up to be announced!