CSU Magazine - Purpose of Music: Exploring Music and Worship

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Megan Graber explores music and worship

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from the president

Dear Friends, The start of another academic year brings many opportunities for celebration. Our beautiful campus is rapidly growing with academic and nonacademic development projects. The Athletic Center opened this fall and is providing much-needed facilities for our football and men’s and women’s track teams. Currently under construction is the Christian Leadership Building, and ground has been broken for expansions to the Hunter Reception Center and the Derry Patterson Wingo School of Nursing building.

Our curriculum is growing also with the addition of a master of science in organizational management. This new graduate program, offered by the College of Adult and Professional Studies, is entirely online and partners with Pearson Learning Solutions to leverage leading technology. Courses in the master’s degree in organizational management will utilize case studies and application scenarios as part of the critical thinking and implementation process.

The School of Nursing’s master of science in nursing program was recently granted accreditation by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission. All of this confirms what our students and faculty already know – that Charleston Southern is a great place to get an education.

Also in this magazine, junior music therapy major, Megan Graber, explores the purpose of music in worship through a beautiful photo essay. The images accompanying her essay tell of her trips this summer to England with the Concert Singers and to Jamaica on a study abroad clinical experience. She is just one example of our students who are changing lives.

Our annual President’s Report is also included in the issue. We are grateful for the support and prayers of our faithful donors, alumni and friends. The annual list of donors highlights the many individuals who have sacrificed to provide our students with an education where faith is an integral part of the educational experience.

Sincerely,

Jairy C. Hunter, Jr.

President

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Editorial Staff: Jan Joslin ’82, Editor, Director of Publications John Strubel ’11, Director of Integrated Marketing Sherry Atkinson, University Relations Officer Christi Pearson, Web Developer Contributing Writers: M. Bryce Dibble ’02 Megan Graber ’13 Contributing Photographers: Kara Butler ’13 Peter Finger Megan Graber ’13 Lili G. Hiser ’02 Tam Odom ’03, ’08 Casee Pindroh ’16

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Megan Graber, a junior music therapy major, discusses the purpose of worship music in a photo essay beginning on page 4.

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PURPOSE of MUSIC

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Kansas Megan Graber, a junior from a had y, rap the sic mu majoring in clinical oad abr dy stu A r. me sum busy firmed for experience in Jamaica con work day one to ts her that she wan have been who se tho h wit ally internation . victims of abuse and war

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41 Class Notes 42 Memorials 45 Alumnus Pays Tribute to

Fallen Air Force Comrade

46 Alums Inspire Students at Chapel Opening 47 Katie and Katie

what’s new CSU 37 Graduate Program in Organizational Management Added to Curriculum CSU Expands Mobile App, New Website

39 Callis named Humanities and Social Sciences Dean

MS in Nursing Granted Accreditation Heldreth Recognized for Volunteer Work

38 Lifeway Donates Bibles

Johnson Receives Barnabas Award

40 Construction Update

CSU Dedicates New Athletic Center

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13 President’s Report 2012 The annual honor roll of donors, highlighting those who have generously contributed to the University from June 1, 2011, through May 31, 2012, is inside.

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‌ music’s aim is to offer adulation to

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God the Father, Son and Holy

Spirit. Without this purpose, we sing

vainly for our own selfish

emotional thrills. However, when the

stirring of the music stirs us

on to repentance, restoration occurs

and God is glorified.

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Enveloped in the expansion of that anc

ient house, I could not help

but feel as though contemporary form

ats of worship have lost a sense

of purpose. Compared to the time-h

onored, prescribed pattern of

Evensong, the once-rehearsed praise

band format of many modern

churches is found lacking in intentio

nality. Without the laborious

study and preparation that has bee

n established in more traditional

worship designs, contemporary wor ship individual preferences and whims

is largely dependent on the

of the designated leader. Worship

through music should have a more

intentional, structured role in

contemporary services.

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In the context of the church, we can use the gift of music to teach doctrine.

St. Basil once said, “… Oh the wise invention of the teacher who devised how we might at the same time sing and learn profitable things, whereby doctrines are somehow more deeply impressed upon the mind.” Much like the Credo in a traditional Eucharist service, we can use song to declare foundational truths and to assert our beliefs. This is a necessary aspect of continual growth in spiritual wisdom in our walk with Christ.

– From A History of Western Music by Burkholder, Grout, Pasilica

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When we sing as a corporate body of believers in Chris

t Jesus, we

are unified in the bond of His Holy Spirit through song.

In John

17:21, Jesus expresses His desire that His followers be one just He and the Father are one. In addition, Psalm 133:1 says, good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together

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as

“How

in unity!”

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Together, we sing to the Lord and over each other. The

oneness

exhibited through song is a crucial part of Christian living

.

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photo by Jennifer Luiken

Our time in Canterbury helped should go into a service dedica

me to recognize the great care

ted to the glorification of God. I

understand that people

will always have different music of liturgical worship. However,

and deliberation that

al preferences and may not agr

ee with the regiments

if there is not a long-established

place, more modern church com

manner of service in

munities should strive with all

music a meaningful aspect of the purpose within contemporary

the more fervor to make

service, not just an emotional rus

h. In order to regain

formats of worship through son

that brings us to our knees in fro

g, we must focus on music

and raises us united with our bro

nt of a holy God, teaches us tru

th in our humble state,

thers and sisters in one accord

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Board of Trustees Each member of the Board of Trustees is elected by the South Carolina Baptist Convention for a term of five years.

The purpose of the board is to oversee the formulation of policy necessary and appropriate to accomplish the University’s mission and vision.

Mary Ann Bishop Jesse Franklin Bullard III Edwin Carl Burrell Jr. ‘68 Charles W. Carpenter ‘84 Bruce Caleb Coffin ‘93

Robert H. Edwards Kenneth M. Evans Terry H. Ezell ‘81 Sonny Holmes Judith C. Kneece Hetz

C. Dale Lusk James T. Martin Jr. Franklin G. Mason Frankie J. Melton Jr. ‘95 Robert E. Pierce III ‘85

Matt Provost Douglas A. Reeves Kenneth B. Sandifer ‘77 Brian G. Saxon Timothy J. Spurling

Gloria J. Thiem Harold H. Wall Johnny E. Ward Earl F. Wheeler Jerry M. Williams

Buc Club Board of Directors The Buccaneer Club Board of Directors assists in supporting University athletics through planning, promoting and securing resources for the athletic program.

Members serve a three-year term and may serve additional terms without interruption. Members contribute a minimum of $1,000 per year during their term.

DeAndre Arnold D. L. Aydlette, Jr. Thad Bell Luke Blackmon William A. Blanton William P. Bowers Darrell Bragg Rick Brewer ‘77 ‘96 Cathryn Broderhausen-Roys Matthew Brownlee ‘92

Bobby R. Bryant Joe Calandra Craig Campbell Doug Cargill ‘69 Jacob Cook Danny Croghan Joe Dettrey Mike Frost Mike Giunta Buddy Gray

Women’s Council

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John Keener James Kirkpatrick Joseph Land Chris Lanoue ‘05 Jesse Lodge Mike McCann ‘07 ‘11 Levoy McCray ‘89 Barbara Mead Jay Mills Jan Mims ‘82

David Misher ‘08 Brooks P. Moore ‘72 Bob Odom Bob Ott Rob Scharstein David E. Thiem ‘05 Mark Thomson Robert Tisdale ‘70 William A. Weathersbee Frank Williamson ‘71 James Wyrosdick ‘70

Alumni Board

The Women’s Council serves through numerous service and fundraising projects to beautify the campus and provide scholarships to worthy students.

Marcia Brantley Vicki Campbell Tracy Chesson Anita Coward Jean Crosby Mary Davis Roseann Drew Linda Fick Sissy Hunter ‘88 Jean Inabinet ‘77 Susan Johnson ‘70 Elaine Ling ‘73

Troy Herndon ‘69 Charles Hester Judy Kneece Hetz Charles Hirschman Vincent E. Hoover Jr. Sissy Hunter ‘88 Dan Jaicks Wilbur Johnson David Jones John Kammeyer ‘74

Lisa Main Claudette McCall ‘73 Joyce Mixson Judy Moody Polly Moore Freda Ott Lynthia Piccione Bettye Shealy Peggy Sineath Sandra Ward Joan Wheeler Shirley Whitfield Kaye Wren

Established in 1982, the Alumni Board assists alumni in staying in touch with the University and investing in the future of their alma mater.

Officers

Members

Anne Turner ‘86 ‘89 Rex Divine ‘85 Lecius Moorer ‘00 David Weiss ‘03 R. Aaron Dunn ‘82

Scot Reed Carnell ‘91 Daniel Cross ‘90 Wayne Dasher ‘81 Hope S. Harrison ‘88 Mary Palmer Hutto ‘90 ‘94 Ron Jaicks ‘83 Brandon McCoy ‘11 Lori McFadden ‘84

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Board of Visitors The Board of Visitors support group enables the donor to participate personally with the University and its students. It is a channel for the involvement and networking of distinguished citizens and leaders who are interested in furthering the University mission and providing assistance in the areas of scholarships for students, planning, promoting and resource development. Four levels of giving opportunities are available.

Companies funding membership are listed in italics.

Board of Visitors { Presidential Council } Each member serves a two-year term and contributes a minimum gift of $10,000 annually. Members benefit from title sponsorship for BOV scheduled activities, President’s Club Dinner and Scholarship Luncheons and meet and discuss key issues with members of the Board of Trustees, the president and senior cabinet members and private social gatherings. Members of the Presidential Council are featured throughout the President’s Report.

Anonymous

Jenzabar, Inc. Robert A. Maginn Jr.

S.C. Federal Credit Union Troy Hall ‘11

Mr.& Mrs. Sam Kelly

Dr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Spurling

Benefitfocus Shawn Arthur Jenkins ‘95

M. B. Kahn Construction Co., Inc. William H. Neely

Young Clement Rivers, LLP Wilbur E. Johnson

General Dynamics Gregory Troy

Piggly Wiggly Carolina Co. Inc. Sandra Rabon

Barnes and Noble College Booksellers Brian Stark

Board of Visitors { Executive Council } Each member serves a three-year term and contributes a minimum gift of $5,000 annually. Members of the Executive Council advise and support a particular college or school; have the opportunity to interact with faculty in member’s areas of interest and, if appropriate, speak to students or serve on discussion panels; and an invitation to attend selected social gatherings with dean and faculty.

Robert W. Ashby Robert H. Edwards Randy E. Eller Kenneth M. Evans

Jerry Patrick Gazes ‘74 Stephen Lawrence Gritzuk ‘04 Duncan L. McGoogan Thomas Lee Rhodes ‘75

Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, LLC Founded in 1873, Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, LLC, is part of the nation’s largest bookselling enterprise.

Over the years, the company has established a reputation for operating the finest, most service-operated campus and community bookstores in the nation. Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, LLC, serves more than 660 colleges and universities of all sizes from coast to coast, including many of the nation’s top academic institutions.

All bookstores are customized to meet the specific needs of their community and feature superior retail standards, highly professional management, quality merchandise, state-of-the-art technology and innovative store design that are environmentally focused for the future.

V. Lynn Singleton Boyce L. Smith Jeff C. Whittington

Board of Visitors { Leadership Council } Each member serves a four-year term and contibutes a minimum gift of $2,500 annually. Leadership Council members are afforded access to selected outstanding seniors who possess potential as future employees.

Michael Kevin Alford ‘95 Donald P. Balderson Jason H. Brittain Cary Chastain Jeffrey J. Coghlan

George Conoly ‘72 Brett A. Corder Richard B. Daniel ‘92 William B. Daniel ‘71 Hugh D. Durrence

Dinos Liollio Robert F. Motley Christopher Niebuhr Kevin B. Welch Robert C. Whitten Mary F.D. Williams ‘81

Board of Visitors Each member serves a four-year term and contributes a minimum gift of $1,000 annually. Board meetings are scheduled in March and October with spouse trips available in conjunction with the meetings. Other benefits include an invitation to the President’s Club Dinner, the spring Scholarship Luncheon, additional University events and a quarterly networking breakfast.

Harold H. Adams Jr. ‘69 EdiVania F. Arena Barry Sullivan Armstrong ‘68 Ashley Arnsdorff William Todd Ashby

Billie F. Attaway Jr. David Baggs Charles R. Bailey Jr. Durwood J. Barton Paul B. Barton

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Paul S. Bolen A. Kennerley Bonnette Jr. Jill Boorman Gary D. Brantley Jim Brantley Ronald E. Brantley Sidney A. Brantley Bret L. Bremberg Patricia Brewer Robert J. Brinson David Brown R. Keith Brown Jesse Franklin Bullard Todd Bulwinkle Dexter X. O. Bunch Jesse Franklin Bullard Todd Bulwinkle ‘02 Douglas C. Burnette Jeffrey D. Burns ‘85 Edwin Carl Burrell Jr. ‘68 Joseph N. Byron Jr. ‘73 Barbara Horton Caldwell Robert A. Caldwell Paul G. Campbell Jr. Richard K. Carlisle R. Jason Caskey Wade T. Caughman Kay C. Cauthen Tommy B. Cauthen Kevin Roscoe Chafin Reginald Chesson Patti A. Childress Rosanne H. Christo ‘94 William C. Collins Jacob Cook Peter J. Copeland ‘04 W. Ed Corbin Jr. Gene Michael Corvino ‘04 Scott Joseph Corvino ‘90 Mary E. Cosby Serge Couture J. Kevin Crain Chip Crane Daniel W. Cross IV ‘90 Thomas Franklin Crumpton ‘05 F. Rudy Cullum III Henry D’Antonio Daniel W. Davis Jeffery L. Deal Joseph Lee Debney ‘03 William H. Dennis Ronald Edgar DeWitt Sr. ‘70 Jason M. Donahue Dennis E. Drew Roseann W. Drew R. Aaron Dunn ‘82 Kent McBride Eddy ‘96 ‘99 R. Malcolm Edwards Thomas W. Edwards Jr. ‘75 Carl W. Ehmann Helen Endsley ‘09

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Rebecca J. Engelman Belinda Ezell Terry H. Ezell ‘81 Frances Faile George Scott Fennell Gerald M. Finkel F. Leon Fleming Jr. ‘81 William Theodore Ford ‘75 Anthony G. Fountain ‘85 Marion E. Freeman Peter Freissle Michael J. Frost ‘69 James C. Furman Richard W. Furman Kevin Wiley Futrell ‘89 Todd Gallati Stephanie L. W. Ganaway-Pasley ‘06 Samuel E. Gandy ‘76 James L. Gardner Jr. Preston Eugene Garrett ‘75 David Gerhardt Ronnie M. Givens Lee Glover Carlos Gonzales James H. Goodman Bill Goodwin Jr. Dennis L. Gore ‘78 James Bruce Gowdy ‘88 Bernard Arthur Grant ‘68 John Robert Gray ‘70 Natalie Gregg ‘10 Richard L. Gritzuk Larry K. Grooms Terry J. Gunn John B. Gurley Daniel W. Guy ‘69 Kim L. Hairfield John L. Hall Tony E. Hall Virginia A. Hamilton-Hartzog F. William Hargrove Randolph H. Harley Flynn T. Harrell William C. Haselden Sr. Dowm M. Hawley Samuel W. Hayes Martin Healy Paul J. Heinauer Keith Allen Hewitt ‘71 Van D. Hipp John A. Hodges James E. Hoisington Paul K. Hooker Jackie Horton Samuel M. Horton John L. Hosey Kay Merie Hosey ‘90 Tara Hulsey Thomas Cleveland Hulsey ‘74 Christine L. Hunter

Jairy C. Hunter III Oswaldo Hurtado Daniel J. Inabinet ‘84 Wilson Virgil Inabinet Jr. ‘72 James K. Jarrett Danny Johnson ‘81 Jeryl W. Johnson Kirby Lee Johnson ‘09 Patricia C. Johnson Ronald F. Johnson Dan E. Jones ‘93 James H. Jones Keith G. Jones Sr. ‘03 Mary Joseph Jason S. Jurkowski ‘99 Joseph Kassim Lane S. Kelley Edward M. Kennedy III Judith C. Kneece Hetz Luther Carl Knight ‘73 Linda Celestina Lang ‘98 Marian M. Larisey Tom Leonard John Davis Lesemann ‘68 Stacey Lindbergh Elaine L. Ling ‘73 C. Dale Lusk Emory S. Main James Vincent Mangini Herbert B. Mann Steven S. Marshall ‘98 James T. Martin Jr. Franklin G. Mason Paula J. Matthews ‘82 Claudette McCall ‘73 Jack N. McCathern Sr. Douglas G. McElveen Douglas W. McFarland Timothy P. McGlame Douglas S. McIlvaine Troy A. McLeod James E. Merritt Cheryl A. Merschen William L. Merschen James R. Metts Chris Miller Kip D. Miller Cecil Mills R. Wayne Mills ‘71 Bryan Mise John Mitchell Sue E. Mitchell Joyce P. Mixson Thad Money Mike Montei James A. Moody Brooks P. Moore ‘70 Julian C. Moore Polly L. Moore Travis Michael Moore Hazel A. Moorer

Lecius Laverne Moorer ‘00 Colleen M. Moring Lester Lee Moulder ‘72 ‘03 Esther Lorscheider Nash ‘94 Rodney R. Neal ‘76 Jeff Nickels J. Edward Nolan J. Edward Norris III Jose’ A. Noy Donald F. Nye ‘75 Joel W. Odom ‘85 John S. Olson John D. Osborne ‘02 Bobby F. Ott Freda T. Ott Robert E. Ott ‘00 Kay Coker Ott-Ward Jerry Chad Owens ‘03 Dana Patrick Painter ‘84 James L. Parker Jr. Jim Pascutti James Lawrence Pasley ‘75 Margaret L. M. Payne William W. Peagler III Mickey Perry Harold L. Phillips Bert Pooser Tony Pope Robert L. Pratt Charles R. Price Jr. Claudius H. Pritchard Jr. Mary V. Propes-Jackson Matt Provost Eric E. Radabaugh Albertine Radding David R. Ramey John Colt Ramsey ‘73 Robert S. Randall Douglas A. Reeves Byron A. Reid ‘72 Charles F. Rhodes Sr. Jeanine G. Rhodes Annette Riley ‘85 Robert D. Robbins Michael G. Roberts Karl J. Robinson Malcolm N. Robinson Mark A. Robinson William M. Robinson Jr. Ryan Rodkey James P. Rooney Sr. ‘72 Edward Leonidas Rowell ‘81 Claudia W. Sanders Eugene William Sanders III ‘98 Beverly Marsh Sandifer ‘78 Kenneth Berton Sandifer ‘77 Dale Saulisbury Vito A. Scarafile Robert Scharstein Harry L. Schickling ‘75 Ellen Thurmond Senter ‘68

Elizabeth T. Shealy J. Scott Shepherd Jr. ‘93 Ruthie Simmons Lloyd E. Sineath H. McRoy Skipper Jr. ‘72 David V. Smith ‘96 J. Larry Smith Mark M. Smith Walter W. Smith ‘82 James D. Southern Odell Steele Jeremy M. Stipkala Randall K. Sturkey Nathan B. Sullivan Joseph F. Tallon ‘69 John P. Tankersley III ‘88 Ann S. Taylor Jeff S. Taylor Jennifer H. Thiem O. L. Thompson III ‘71 Richard W. Thornley ‘87 ‘90 W. Rosser Thrash John D. Trout Craig Tuck George L. Tupper Jr. Geneva Anne Turner ‘85 ‘89 Charles H. Van Rysselberge Chad Van Slooten Deborah Vinson Spencer ‘02 Elizabeth Diane Walker James W. Walker Jr. Harold H. Wall Johnny E. Ward Steve E. Ward J. Emory Ware Charles K. Warren Wayne Waters William A. Weathersbee David R. Weiss ‘03 William A. Whatley James Rick White William G. White Sr. Walter R. Whitman Liticia Whitten John Lewis Wiggins III ‘75 Stacy Edgar Wiggins ‘93 ‘98 Charles A. Williams Henry Williams Jerry M. Williams Mevelyn Williams Michael E. Williams Michael G. Williams Rebecca R. Williams W. Stovall Witte Steve Wray Joe R. Wren C. Ray Wrenn Mela Wyeth John W. Wyndham Fred A. Yohe Joe Young

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Endowed Scholarships The following friends have established scholarship endowments to assist students in achieving their dream of a top-quality education.

$1,000,000+

$100,000 - $249,999

HORTON CHURCH MUSIC ENDOWED Dr. W. Gregory Horton* Mrs. Barbara Horton Caldwell

ADAMS & ASSOCIATES INTERNATIONAL MK ENDOWED Dr. Harold H. Adams Jr.

$500,000 - $999,999 JIMMIE AND PATRICIA BREWER ENDOWED Mr. Jimmie Brewer* Mrs. Patricia Brewer Mr. Brad Brewer JOHNNY RHODES FAMILY ENDOWED Dr. Johnny B. Rhodes* Mrs. Jeanine G. Rhodes Mrs. Katherine R. Smith Mrs. Peggy R. Fain DR. T. WALTER BRASHIER FAMILY ENDOWED Dr. T. Walter Brashier

$250,000 - $499,999 CHARLESTON HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH ENDOWED The members of Charleston Heights Baptist Church Mr. Clifford E. Johnson Mrs. Nina A. Hickman W. FLOYD WHITFIELD ENDOWED Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Floyd Whitfield JEFF C. WHITTINGTON FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Jeff C. Whittington MASON FAMILY ENDOWED Dr. Franklin G. Mason RUTH M. JONES ENDOWED Ruth M. Jones* WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST ENDOWED William Randolph Hearst Foundation

* Deceased

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TROY G. KNIGHT MEMORIAL ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. L. C. Knight

CSU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ENDOWED J. CARLISLE MCALHANY MINISTERIAL Charleston Southern University Alumni ENDOWED Dr. J. Carlisle McAlhany* JAMES R. METTS ENDOWED Mrs. Judy C. McAlhany Sheriff James R. Metts, EdD CHARLES NEILL MOORE ENDOWED Dr. J. Frank Mixson* Mrs. Joyce P. Mixson HENRY AND DERRY WINGO ENDOWED Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Wingo* JOHN F. & RUTH B. MCGEE ENDOWED Dr. and Mrs. John F. McGee W. NORRIS LIGHTSEY ENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. W. Norris Lightsey* Mrs. Margaret L.M. Payne NELL PEEPLES LIGHTSEY ENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. W. Norris Lightsey* Mrs. Margaret L.M. Payne FRANK & EMILIE SMITH CHRISTIAN MINISTRY ENDOWED The estate of Mr. Frank W. Smith FRANK & EMILIE SMITH ENDOWED The estate of Mr. Frank W. Smith BANK OF AMERICA SCHOLAR ENDOWED Bank of America DR. AND MRS. JAMES H. STORM FAMILY ENDOWED Friends & family of Dr. & Mrs. James H. Storm Mrs. Suzanne Williams Mrs. Jenny Atkinson

JIM SETTLE TRACK & FIELD ENDOWED Dr. Michael J. Frost ROBERT H. EDWARDS FAMILY ENDOWED Dr. Robert H. Edwards Mrs. Margaret Edwards* THIEM FAMILY ATHLETIC ENDOWED Mr. David Thiem Dr. Gloria J. Thiem JOHN ERIC MOORE & JULIAN C. MOORE ENDOWED Mr. Julian C. Moore* EVANS FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Evans

Benefitfocus Benefitfocus is the largest healthcare and benefits technology provider in the U.S. More than 17 million consumers and 300,000 employers use our cloud-based platform to shop, enroll, manage and exchange all their benefits in one place. From consumer engagement and education to enrollment, communication and billing, Benefitfocus is helping companies find a better way to manage their benefits.

BENEFITFOCUS HR InTouch™ is a powerful, cloudbased portal that supports online enrollment, employee communication, benefits education and HR management for ALL benefits. HR InTouch can transform the way your company manages your benefits program, helping you increase participation, simplify enrollment, improve employee communication and support a defined contribution model. With HR InTouch, you can offer a comprehensive benefits program while engaging and educating your employees.

CHARLENE KIRK ENDOWED CSU Women’s Council SUZANNE GASQUE NURSING ENDOWED Ms. Suzanne Gasque* CHRISTINE L. HUNTER, MD AND JAIRY C. HUNTER, III, MD CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP ENDOWED Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, III Dr. Christine L. Hunter L. MENDEL RIVERS ENDOWED Mrs. Marion Rivers Cato

JOYCE AND FRANK MIXSON ENDOWED Mrs. Joyce P. Mixson

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$50,000 - $99,999 CLIF AND RUTH JONES ENDOWED Drs. Clif and Ruth Jones* DR. AND MRS. FRED K. NORRIS JR. ENDOWED Dr. and Mrs. Fred K. Norris Jr. WARD FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Johnny E. Ward LISA SINEATH NURSING ENDOWED Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Sineath T.B. HANKINSON ENDOWED Mr. T. B. Hankinson* MARY ANN BISHOP ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. G. David Bishop JOHN AND MARY NORRIS ENDOWED Mr. John E. Norris, Jr.* Mr. William M. Norris FIRST CITIZENS BANK ENDOWED Mr. Tom Trouche First Citizens Bank POST & COURIER – J. DOUGLAS DONEHUE COMMUNITY JOURNALISM Dr. Pierre Manigault The Post & Courier Susan Sanders The Post & Courier Foundation SHAYLOR AND GENEVA WALTERS ENDOWED Dr. Shaylor O. Walters* Mrs. Geneva Walters and Family SOUTHERN FAMILY ATHLETIC ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. James D. Southern Mr. William G. Southern* Mrs. Alice R. Southern* BARTOW JAMES & ERNESTENE PRIESTER YOUMANS ENDOWED Mrs. Ernestene P. Youmans* LORETTA B. DANIEL ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. William B. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Daniel JENZABAR FOUNDATION ENDOWED Robert A. Maginn, Jr. CEO

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MATTIE LEIGH FRANCESE ENDOWED CSU Women’s Council

F. WILLIAM AND RHONDA K. HARGROVE FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. F. William Hargrove

SUNSHINE HOUSE TEACHING ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Drew

HAROLD AND VIVIAN ROWELL ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Rowell*

PHYLLIS J. EVANS ENDOWED Mrs. Phyllis J. Evans

LLOYD AND RUTH SWINK ENDOWED Mrs. Ruth Swink

$25,000 - $49,999 SULLIVAN FAMILY ENDOWED Dr. and Mrs. Hewlett K. Sullivan DR. JOHN A. HAMRICK ENDOWED Dr. John A. Hamrick* Mrs. John A. Hamrick PAYNE FAMILY ENDOWED Dr. C. Ronald Payne* Mrs. Margaret L.M. Payne GEORGE H. NEWTON CHRISTIAN ENDOWED Mr. William J. Newton* Sauldam Baptist Church HORTON FAMILY ENDOWED Dr. W. Gregory Horton* Mrs. Barbara Horton Caldwell DR. DAVID W. CUTTINO MUSIC ENDOWED Mr. Robert W. Harrell Sr.* Dr. David Cuttino* Mrs. Dell Cuttino WELTON H. & MARY FRANCES CATOE FAMILY ENDOWED The estate of Welton H. & Mary Frances Catoe Ms. Ann S. Taylor HUGH C. LANE JR. FAMILY ENDOWED Dr. Hugh C. Lane Jr. FURMAN AND ESTHER TOUCHBERRY ENDOWED Ms. Esther Touchberry ANNA M. MARLIN ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Evans AMERICAN HERITAGE LIFE SCHOLAR ENDOWED American Heritage Life Insurance Company CAROLYN E. GILBERT MEMORIAL ENDOWED Mr. Norman F. Gilbert* Mrs. Marguerite J. Gilbert CORBIN FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. W. Ed Corbin

MARGARET E. BARTON AND JENNIFER BARTON ENDOWED Paul and Diane Barton LILLIAN S. SMITH NURSING ENDOWED The Lillian S. Smith Foundation William F. Quattlebaum

LYNN PREACHER YEAGER TEACHER EDUCATION ENDOWED Lynn Preacher Yeager Hugh W. Preacher

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CORNERSTONE BAPTIST CHURCH ENDOWED The members of Cornerstone Baptist Church Dr. Shaylor O. Walters* Mrs. Geneva M. Walters CSU NURSING ENDOWED Friends of Charleston Southern University

TROY HERNDON ENDOWED Mr. Troy Herndon

DANTZLER FAMILY TEACHER EDUCATION ENDOWED To $24,999 Mrs. R. M. Dantzler DEANNA YOUNG AVANT NURSING Ms. Pat Ferrell ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young, family and MATILDA F. DUNSTON TEACHER EDUCATION ENDOWED friends Mrs. Judy Epps CHARLIE AND BELLE BAILEY DALE EUGENE DYER MEMORIAL FAMILY ENDOWED ENDOWED Dr. and Mrs. Charlie Bailey Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D. Wayne Dyer CINDY & LYNN BAKER MEMORIAL GAMBLE GIVENS & MOODY, P.A. ENDOWED ENDOWED Mrs. Douglas N. Baker Gamble Givens & Moody, P.A. ROBERT O. & JUANITA R. BARKER GOODMAN FAMILY ENDOWED ENDOWED Dr. and Mrs. James Goodman Mrs. Geneva M. Walters

HUFFMASTER JOHNSON CRIMINAL JUSTICE ENDOWED Dr. Elizabeth McConnell

BRASHER-FAWBUSH FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Kent Brasher

CAROLYN KILLEN HUNTER OUTSTANDING CHRISTIAN TEACHER ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP & AWARD Dr. and Mrs. Jairy C. Hunter Jr.

BOBBY R. BRYANT ENDOWED Mr. Bobby R. Bryant

FRANK AND ELAINE LING ENDOWED Family and Friends of Frank and Elaine Ling BLACKWELL FAMILY ENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. Danny R. Blackwell BONNIE T. WEATHERSBEE NURSING ENDOWED Mr. William A. Weathersbee

FRANCES CANNON ENDOWED The estate of Frances Cannon Mrs. Jeanine Rhodes MVP GROUP INTERNATIONAL, INC. ENDOWED Dr. Mary V. Propes-Jackson

BURGER KING/SCOTT WEHNES/ JOSH BENDER ENDOWED Burger King Corporation Family & Friends of Scott Wehnes J. FRED BUZHARDT JR. AMERICANISM ENDOWED J. Fred Buzhardt* Joseph F. Buzhardt, III

MR. & MRS. FURMAN R. GRESSETTE ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Furman R. Gressette* Mr. Thomas P. Gressette BETTY J. HALL MEMORIAL ENDOWED Captain John L. Hall ALEX AND CATHY HARVIN FAMILY ENDOWED Representative C. Alex Harvin, III* Representative Cathy B. Harvin* JOE F. HAYES, JR. ENDOWED Family of Mr. & Mrs. Joe F. Hayes, Jr.

GENE AND FREDA OTT FAMILY ENDOWED Mrs. Gene Ott

CAPTURE YOUR DREAM NURSING ENDOWED CSU Nursing Faculty, Students & Friends

MARGARET PAYNE NURSING ENDOWED Mrs. Margaret L.M. Payne

CHARLES K. AND SUSAN J. CONNELLY ENDOWED Mrs. Susan J. Connelly*

ORLAND JAMES & HANNAH LEE BOYLES MALPHRUS ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. G. Dwaine Malphrus Sr.

JUSTIN E. COPE MEMORIAL ENDOWED Family and friends of Justin E. Cope JILL CAROLINE HUNTER NURSING ENDOWED Mrs. Kimberly Cope Mrs. Jill McElheny Mr. Billy Garrett

WILLIAM ROGERS SMITH MEMORIAL ENDOWED Mrs. Lane Kelley

ERNEST AND EMILY HITE ENDOWED Family & Friends of Ernest & Emily Hite Mrs. Emily H. Hite DR. JAIRY C. HUNTER JR. MBA ENDOWED Dr. Jairy C. Hunter Jr.

HUNTER/LANCASTER ENDOWED First Baptist Church

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HUNTER/MORIAH ASSOCIATION ENDOWED Moriah Baptist Association

FRANCIS RICHARD SCOBEE ENDOWED Dr. V. June Scobee Rodgers

DIAMOND HILL PLYWOOD ENDOWED Mr. John C. Ramsey Mr. James H. Ramsey

MABEL ETLING INFINGER ENDOWED The estate of Mabel Etling Infinger Betty Infinger Murray

HARRY AND NAN SCHICKLING ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schickling

MARION AND WAYLAND H. CATO JR. ENDOWED Mr. Wayland Cato Mrs. Marion Rivers Cato

RON AND DIANE JACKSON ENDOWED Rev. Ronald B. Jackson, Sr.

KATHRYN MOYE SHARPE ENDOWED Mr. William Sharpe* Dr. Kathryn M. Sharpe*

VERA JOHNSON ENDOWED Dr. Vera F. Johnson

BETTYE AND DAVID SHEALY ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. David Shealy

Presidential Council Member

KEVIN D. KEYES MEMORIAL ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. William Keyes

STOVALL FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. James Stovall

General Dynamics

EVELYN HICKS LITTLEJOHN ENDOWED Mr. Broadus R. Littlejohn Jr.*

F.D. STOVALL NURSING ENDOWED Family of Mr. Floyd D. Stovall, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Rusty E. Bruns

CLEO T. MCALHANY ENDOWED Dr. J. Carlisle McAlhany* Mrs. Judy C. McAlhany

STROM THURMOND ENDOWED Mr. J. Strom Thurmond, Jr.

When it comes to protecting the troops, mission failure is not an option. That is why our General Dynamics Land Systems - Force Protection business works day and night to develop innovative products that provide militaries worldwide with the critical assets to save troops’ lives.

General Dynamics Land Systems - Force Protection is one of the company’s five businesses, and its products and services came from the company’s recent acquisition of Force Protection. Its world-class team members design, manufacture, test, deliver and support vehicles that are equipped with the best blast and ballistic systems in the defense business. Designed specifically for reconnaissance and urban operations, the main mission of these vehicles is to protect our fighting men and women from land mines, hostile fire and improvised explosive devices (IEDs).

LEWIS E. MCCORMICK ENDOWED First Baptist Church Dr. Lewis E. McCormick

J. R. WEBER ENDOWED Dr. Joseph R. Weber* Mrs. Joseph R. Weber

KIP D. MILLER FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Kip D. Miller

WEST HARTSVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH ENDOWED West Hartsville Baptist Church

COL. D. K. NORRIS ENDOWED Norris Foundation Wachovia Trust Department

JERRY AND ANITA ZUCKER FAMILY ENDOWED Mrs. Anita Zucker

JOHN E. NORRIS JR. ENDOWED Mr. J. Edward Norris, III Mrs. Alice T. Norris

BWC PRODUCTS, INC. ENDOWED Mr. Robert Bertino

DR. H. CLYDE ODOM ENDOWED Mr. James Ruppert* Dr. H. Clyde Odom JAMES H. OUZTS MEMORIAL ENDOWED Mrs. Florence Jeffcoat LOUIS PASSAILAIGUE MEMORIAL ENDOWED Mrs. Clifford R. Passailaigue DR. CHESTER F. RUSSELL ENDOWED Remount Baptist Church HAL AND ANNE RUSSELL ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Russell Jr. SANDY SANDERS MEMORIAL ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Jamie E. Sanders

ROBINSON FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Robinson EDWARD A. GADSON MEMORIAL ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Edward Gadson

General Dynamics Land Systems - Force Protection supports more than 4,000 vehicles in the field.

Maximizing the survivability, performance and operational effectiveness of those vehicles is vital. We call it providing Total Life Cycle Support (TLCS). TLCS means providing worldwide distribution through an efficient supply chain to get equipment where it needs to be quickly. It means placing hundreds of Field Service Representatives around the globe who cannot only upgrade, repair, service and supply vehicles but also train military personnel who count on them, right in the field.

MARJORIE E. PEALE ENDOWED Marjorie E. Peale* RONNIE SISSON MEMORIAL ENDOWED Mr. William A. Weathersbee JIM AND DOLORES FURMAN FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. James C. Furman JOE AND CAROL DEAN ENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Dean Jr. THRASH FAMILY ATHLETIC ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. W. Rosser Thrash

* Deceased

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The Legacy Society Each member of The Legacy Society has remembered the University through a bequest intention, charitable trust, life income plan, life insurance, endowed scholarship or other estate planning technique. Membership in The Legacy Society is activated when the donor notifies Charleston Southern University that he or she has made the commitment to the University.

Anonymous* Pete & Beth (Worthy ‘88) Adamczyk Harold H. Adams, Jr. ‘69 Robert W. Ashby Durwood J. Barton John E. Black ‘72 Linda Alford Black Dr. Tony (‘69) & Susan Blanton Dr. & Mrs. Ken Bonnette David G. & Lynda M. Brown Mary “Mayna” Cosby Dr. Daniel W. Cross, IV ‘90 W. Russell & Vicki Drake Mrs. Roseann Drew

R. Aaron Dunn ‘82 Robert (‘69) & Marian G. (‘69) Gallager Dr. Greg (‘00) & Mrs. Lili Gresham (‘02) Hiser Dr.* & Mrs. John A. Hamrick Jackie & Earlene Horton Dr. Jairy & Sissy (‘88) Hunter Jairy C. Hunter, III, MD Christine L. Hunter, MD Daniel J. Inabinet ‘84 Ruth M. Jones* Ronald Edward Klepper* L. Celestina Lang ‘98

Dr. & Mrs. James T. Martin, Jr. Dr. Franklin G. Mason Mr. & Mrs. Kip Miller Brooks P. Moore ‘70 Mr. Julian C. Moore* Berlin G. Myers William D. (‘84) & Debra K. (‘86) Nicholson Steve & Micki Ogburn Gene* & Freda Ott Mr.* & Mrs. C. Ronald Payne Marjorie E. Peale* John (‘73) & Jane Ramsey

Byron A. Reid, Attorney at Law ‘72 John B. Rhodes* L.H. Rowell* Robert H.* & Nina Ritter Harry (‘75) & Nan Schickling Bill* & Alice Southern* Jim & Pat Southern David T. Spell, Jr. ‘71 Elona C. Stevens Jeremy M. Stipkala, PhD, JD Mr. & Mrs. James H. Stovall Dr.* & Mrs.* Otto M. Strock

Lt. Col. Joseph F. (‘69) & Martha Tallon Mr. David Thiem ‘05 & Dr. Gloria Thiem Johnny E. & Sandra B. Ward Ann Way Dr. & Mrs. Bert Welch Mrs. Debra Williamson William G. White, Sr. Floyd & Shirley Whitfield Fred L. & Susan R. Worthy Ernestene P. Youmans* Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Zeigler, Sr. *Deceased

Lifetime Membership of the President’s Club This program recognizes the lifetime giving of individual donors and ensures that we always remember those who through their generosity have been so vital to the University’s success.

President’s Gold Club Life President’s Bronze Club Members ($1,000,000+) Life Members ($100,000 - $249,999) Mrs. Bobbie Horton Caldwell

President’s Club Life Members ($25,000 - $99,999)

Dr. & Mrs. W. Floyd Whitfield

Mr. W. Boyd Altman Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Ashby Mr. & Mrs. John D. Atchison Dr. & Mrs. Charles R. Bailey Jr. Dr. Carl Baker Mr. & Mrs. Ronald S. Banks Mr. & Mrs. Paul Barton Mrs. Linda Blackmon Dr. & Mrs. Danny R. Blackwell Mr. & Mrs. William A. Blanton Dr. & Mrs. A. Kennerley Bonnette Jr. Mr. C. E. Bourne Dr. & Mrs. William P. Bowers Capt. & Mrs. Kenton C. Brasher Dr. Richard B. (‘77 ‘96) & Mrs. Cathy (‘89) Brewer Mr. J. Matthew Brownlee ‘92 Mr. & Mrs. Rusty E. Bruns Mr. Bobby Ray Bryant Mr. Edward D. Buckley Mr. A. A. Burris Jr. Mr. Marion Paul Busch ‘71 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Calandra Mr. Henry C. Coan Jr. Mr. George C. Conoly ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. W. Ed Corbin Jr. Mr. Richard B. (‘92) & Mrs. Elizabeth Daniel Sr. Mr. William B. (‘71) & Mrs. Susan Daniel Dr. Natalie B. Dennis Dr. Dennis E. Drew

Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. G. David Bishop Mr. & Mrs. Robert Maginn Jr. President’s Silver Club Mr. & Mrs. G. Dwaine Malphrus Sr. Life Members Dr. & Mrs. John F. McGee ($250,000 - $999,999) Sheriff & Mrs. James R. Metts Mr. Julian C. Moore Dr. Harold H. (‘69) & Mrs. Cora Dr. Amy Nolan ‘94 Adams Jr. Dr. J. Edward Nolan Dr. & Mrs. T. Walter Brashier Dr. & Mrs. Fred K. Norris Jr. Mrs. Patricia Brewer Mrs. Freda T. Ott Mr. Robert H. Edwards Mrs. Margaret L. M. Payne Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Evans Mr. Harry L. (‘75) & Mrs. Nan Dr. Michael (‘69) & Mrs. Annette Schickling Frost Mr. David W. Schimpf ‘81 Dr. Jairy C. & Mrs. Sissy (‘88) Dr. & Mrs. Lloyd E. Sineath Hunter Dr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Spurling Dr. Franklin G. Mason Dr. & Mrs. Hewlett K. Sullivan Jr. Mrs. Judy McAlhany Mr. & Mrs. William A. Mrs. Joyce P. Mixson Weathersbee Mrs. Jeanine Rhodes Dr. & Mrs. John G. Wellman Mr. David (‘05) & Dr. Gloria J. Thiem Mr. Fred K. Werts Mr. & Mrs. Johnny E. Ward Dr. & Mrs. Jeff C. Whittington

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Mrs. Roseann Drew Dr. Carol Jean Drowota Dr. & Mrs. R. Malcolm Edwards Mr. & Mrs. James C. Furman Dr. & Mrs. Richard W. Furman Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Garrett Ms. Sue Geesey-Jean Mr. Ronnie M. Givens Dr. & Mrs. James H. Goodman Capt. & Mrs. John L. Hall Mrs. Jane Hamrick Mr. & Mrs. F. William Hargrove Mr. Troy (‘69) & Mrs. Linda Herndon Mrs. Frances F. Holliday Mr. Francis Humphries Dr. Jairy C. Hunter III & Dr. Christine Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Arthur Jenkins ‘95 Dr. & Mrs. Jeryl W. Johnson Dr. Vera F. Johnson Mr. John M. (‘74) & Mrs. Vicky Kammeyer Mr. Richard C. (‘69) & Mrs. Brenda Kay Mr. & Mrs. Leland Kelley Mr. F. B. Kirkland Dr. M. Tucker Laffitte III Dr. & Mrs. Hugh C. Lane Jr. Dr. Marian M. Larisey Mr. & Mrs. Larry S. Malphrus Sr. Mr. & Mrs. O. Dale Malphrus Mr. Joe L. Mayes Mr. Charles Dennis McKittrick ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Meyers Mr. & Mrs. Kip D. Miller

Mr. R. Wayne (‘71) & Mrs. Mary (‘71) Mills Mr. Brooks P. Moore ‘70 Mr. Herbert Murray Mr. & Mrs. Berlin G. Myers Mr. Joseph T. Newton, III Mrs. Edna Nichols Mr. John Norris Dr. & Mrs. Bobby F. Ott Mr. & Mrs. James L. Parker Jr. Mrs. Clifford R. Passailaigue Mr. Bert Pooser Mr. & Mrs. Hugh W. Preacher Dr. Mary V. Propes-Jackson Mr. James Russell Ray ‘80 Dr. & Mrs. Paul G. Reitzer Mr. & Mrs. James E. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm N. Robinson Mrs. Mary Ruppert Mr. Harold B. (‘71) & Mrs. Anne (‘71) Russell Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Salisbury Mr. & Mrs. James Sanders Mr. Thomas Schimpf Dr. O. J. Small Mr. William H. Smoak Sr. Mr. & Mrs. James D. Southern Mr. & Mrs. James H. Stovall Mr. & Mrs. W. Rosser Thrash Mrs. Geneva M. Walters Mr. & Mrs. William L. Ward ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Warwick Mr. Kevin B. Welch Mr. & Mrs. W. Stovall Witte Mr. Melvin K. Younts Sr. Mrs. Anita G. Zucker

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All Donors - June 1, 2010 - May 31, 2011

Founder’s Club $5,000 + Robert W. Ashby BB&T John E. Black ‘72 Charleston Men’s Chorus Mary E. Cosby Robert H. Edwards Carl William Ehmann Randy E. Eller Michael J. Frost ‘69 Richard W. Furman G C A Services Group Stephen Lawrence Gritzuk ‘04 Wilbur E. Johnson Duncan L. McGoogan Moe’s SW Grill Pepsi Bottling Group

2010 2009 2008

2.8 2.9 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 4.0 4.1 4.2

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Aramark Food Services Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Ayco Charitable Foundation BANa Bottling Co. Baptist Foundation of S.C. Charles Koch Foundation Coastal Com. Fnd. of S.C. W. Ed Corbin CSU Women’s Council Roseann W. Drew Estate of Marguerite Gillbert Kenneth M. Evans Force Protection, Inc. Troy B. Hall ‘11 Shawn Arthur Jenkins ‘95 Sam Kelly James R. Metts Joyce P. Mixson National Western Life Insurance Co. Margaret L. M. Payne Piggly Wiggly Carolina Co. Inc. Post & Courier Foundation Mary V. Propes-Jackson Sandra Rabon Nina M. Ritter S.C. Federal Credit Union Timothy J. Spurling Brian Stark The Belle W. Baruch Foundation Trident Medical Center Gregory T. Troy Earl F. Wheeler Wingate by Wyndham (CSU)

Michael Kevin Alford ‘95 Charles B. Angle Jim B. Apple EdiVania F. Arena Barry Sullivan Armstrong ‘68 Guy Artigues AT&T Atlantic Palms David Baggs Charles R. Bailey Baird Transport Donald P. Balderson Bank of America Banks Construction Company Diane B. Barton Paul B. Barton Benefit Controls of the Southeast Berkeley Electric Cooperative Berlin G. Myers Lumber Co. Kenneth M. Betsch G. David Bishop Mary Ann Bishop Robert Luke Blackmon William A. Blanton Blue Cross Blue Shield John G.P. Boatwright Paul S. Bolen A. Kennerley Bonnette Jill Boorman Curtis B. Boswell William P. Bowers Bret L. Bremberg Richard B. Brewer ‘77 ‘96 Robert J. Brinson Jason H. Brittain David Brown R. Keith Brown Jeff Buchko Jesse Franklin Bullard Todd Bulwinkle Lisa B. Burbage Edwin Carl Burrell ‘68 Joseph N. Byron ‘73 C B C of Charleston Barbara Horton Caldwell Robert A. Caldwell Paul G. Campbell Richard K. Carlisle Carolina Eastern Inc. Carolina One Real Estate Carolina Waste Services, LLC R. Jason Caskey Wade T. Caughman Kay C. Cauthen B. F. Celek Kevin Roscoe Chafin Cary Chastain Reginald Chesson ChevronTexaco Products Co. Patti A. Childress

2011

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Clif S. Jones Club $10,000 +

President’s Club $1,000 +

2012

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Harold H. Adams ‘69 Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, Inc. George C. Conoly ‘72 Jenzabar Foundation Jairy C. & Sissy Hunter Estate of Ruth M. Jones Lettie Pate Whitehead Fnd., Inc. M B Kahn Construction Co. Inc. William H. Neely Roper St. Francis Healthcare W. Floyd Whitfield Whitfield Family Charitable Trust Young Clement & Rivers LLP

Charles F. Hiser John A. Hodges Diomede F. Hollingsworth Daniel Hollstegge Paul K. Hooker Hoove Group, Inc. Vincent E. Hoover Jackie Horton Samuel M. Horton Sandra H. Hughes ‘89 Wilson Virgil Inabinet ‘72 Daniel M. Jaicks Ronald Steven Jaicks ‘93 James K. Jarrett Danny Johnson ‘81 Jeryl W. Johnson C. David Jones James H. Jones Keith Jones ‘03 John Michael Kammeyer ‘74 Joseph Kassim John H. Keener Lane S. Kelley Edward M. Kennedy Kindred Hospital James W. Kirkpatrick Judith C. Kneece Hetz Linda Celestina Lang ‘98 Christopher Michael Lanoue ‘05 Tom Leonard Lexus Development, Inc. Limehouse Produce Company Low Country Forest Prod. Inc. LS3P Associates LTD C. Dale Lusk R. Hunt MacMillan Emory S. Main G. Dwaine Malphrus Steven S. Marshall ‘98 Donald L. Martin James T. Martin Franklin G. Mason McAlister-Smith Funeral Home Claudette McCall ‘73 Michael Edward McCann ‘07 ‘11 Jack N. McCathern Levoy K. McCray ‘89 Douglas G. McElveen Douglas W. McFarland H. Chapman McKay Troy A. McLeod MeadWestvaco-Forestry Chris Miller Kip D. Miller Milliken & Company Cecil Mills Richard Wayne Mills ‘71 Janet M. Mims ‘82 John Mitchell Sue E. Mitchell Mike Montei James A. Moody Brooks P. Moore ‘70 Julian C. Moore Polly L. Moore Travis Michael Moore,CFP, AAMS Hazel A. Moorer Lecius Laverne Moorer ‘00 Colleen M. Moring Robert F. Motley Lester Lee Moulder ‘72 ‘03 National Christian Foundation Rodney R. Neal ‘76 Jeff Nickles Christopher Niebuhr J. Edward Nolan Donald F. Nye ‘75 Joel W. Odom ‘85 Robert W. Odom

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Jairy C. Hunter Jr. Club $25,000 +

Rosanne H. Christo ‘94 Jeffrey J. Coghlan William C. Collins Consolidated Mailing Services,LLC Jacob Cook Peter J. Copeland ‘04 Sarah Corbin Brett A. Corder Gene Michael Corvino ‘04 Scott Joseph Corvino ‘90 Chip Crane Thomas Franklin Crumpton ‘05 CSU President’s Golf Tournament F. Rudy Cullum D. L. Scurry Foundation Richard B. Daniel ‘92 Henry D’Antonio Daniel W. Davis Ronald Edgar DeWitt ‘70 Dorchester County Medical Society Joey Dorsett Dennis E. Drew Carol Jean Drowota John B. Duncan East Bay Deli East Cooper Baptist Church R. Malcolm Edwards Thomas W. Edwards ‘75 Richard H. Elliott ‘79 Enterprise Rent-A-Car Summerville Steven F. Essig ‘86 Terry H. Ezell ‘81 Frances Faile Fast Signs George Scott Fennell First Citizens Bank First Federal of Charleston First National Bank of SC F. Leon Fleming ‘81 William Theodore Ford ‘75 FOS Design Anthony G. Fountain ‘85 Marion E. Freeman ‘78 Peter Freissle Faythe R. Furman James C. Furman Samuel E. Gandy ‘76 Preston Eugene Garrett ‘75 Suzanne Gasque Estate David Gerhardt Mike Giunta Ronnie M. Givens James H. Goodman Dennis Lamar Gore ‘78 James Bruce Gowdy ‘88 Bernard Arthur Grant ‘68 Graydon Gray John Robert Gray ‘70 Richard L. Gritzuk Larry K. Grooms John B. Gurley Daniel W. Guy ‘69 Kim L. Hairfield John L. Hall Tony E. Hall John A. Hamrick Jr. Randolph H. Harley Flynn T. Harrell Harris Foundation William C. Haselden Raymond W. Hawes Martin Healy Paul J. Heinauer Troy Wayne Herndon ‘69 Charles W. Hester Hill Construction Services of Charleston Inc. Eric Hinton

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William Randolph Hearst Foundation

Pleasant Places Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Byron A. Reid ‘72 Thomas Lee Rhodes ‘75 S.C. Independent Colleges S.C. Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center Select Health V. Lynn Singleton Boyce L. Smith Michael L. Taylor Johnny E. Ward William A. Weathersbee Kevin B. Welch Jeff C. Whittington

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John S. Olson Bobby F. Ott Freda T. Ott Robert E. Ott ‘00 Kay Coker Ott-Ward Jerry Chad Owens ‘03 Dana Patrick Painter ‘84 Park Sterling Bank James L. Parker William Hamilton Pieper Thomas A. Pietsch ‘83 Polydeck Screen Corp.

Bert Pooser Tony Pope Robert L. Pratt Premier Physical Therapy Prime Line IPS Production Design Asso., Inc. Matt Provost Albertine Radding David R. Ramey John Colt Ramsey ‘73 Robert S. Randall Douglas A. Reeves Charles F. Rhodes Jeanine G. Rhodes Robert D. Robbins Robert Bosch Corporation James E. Roberts Michael G. Roberts Karl J. Robinson Malcolm N. Robinson William M. Robinson V. June Scobee Rodgers ‘70 James P. Rooney ‘72 Sam Group, Inc. Samson Sales, Inc. Claudia W. Sanders Eugene William Sanders ‘98 Kenneth Berton Sandifer ‘77 Sauldam Baptist Church Dale Saulisbury Saulisbury Business Machines S.C. Bank and Trust Vito A. Scarafile George Edward Schaefer ‘12 Robert Scharstein Harry L. Schickling ‘75 Seacoast Christian Community Church Inc. Seagrove Associates, LLC Security Management of S.C. Ellen Thurmond Senter ‘68 Sew ‘N Sew Elizabeth T. Shealy J. Scott Shepherd ‘93 Showa Denko Carbon, Inc. Sigma Theta Tau Alan W. Smith David V. Smith ‘96 Mark M. Smith Walter W. Smith ‘82 James D. Southern Southern Mutal Church Insur.

State Farm Comp. Foundation State Farm Companies Fnd. Jeremy M. Stipkala Randall K. Sturkey Sun Printing Joseph F. Tallon ‘69 John P. Tankersley ‘88 Ann S. Taylor Gloria J. Thiem Jennifer H. Thiem O. L. Thompson ‘71 Mark R. Thomson W. Rosser Thrash Robert Edward Tisdale ‘70 Trident Construction Co., Inc Trident Pain Center PA Tri-State Printing John D. Trout

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George L. Tupper Geneva Anne Turner ‘85 ‘89 Turner & Padget United Way of the Midlands University Ventures, LLC Venture Aerobearings Deborah Vinson Spencer ‘02 Waccamaw Community Foundation Elizabeth Diane Walker James W. Walker Harold H. Wall Steve E. Ward William L. Ward ‘90 J. Emory Ware Charles K. Warren Edward W. Weekley David R. Weiss ‘03 William A. Whatley James Rick White William G. White Walter R. Whitman Robert C. Whitten John Lewis Wiggins ‘75 Charles A. Williams Henry Williams Jerry M. Williams Mevelyn Williams Michael E. Williams Michael G. Williams Debra B. Williamson Franklin H. Williamson ‘71 Windcharles, LLC Gary Windler W. Stovall Witte Wolfe Funeral Home, Inc. Joe R. Wren C. Ray Wrenn Mela Wyeth John W. Wyndham Joe Young

Donors A Services Group, LLC Monica A. Abrams Nina Rosalie Abrams ‘07 P. Abrams Robert J. Abrams Robert Louie Ackerman ‘68 Ray Terrell Adams ‘72 Shirley W. Adams W. Martin Adams ‘68 Cheryl Addy James D. Adkinson James M. Adkinson Jane Aherne Dennis J. Alfonso Susan Morris Almond ‘69 Colleen Susanne Almoney ‘89 Harry E. Altman Debra L. Ambrose Mark Daniel Ames ‘05 Joshua Mensah-Osekre Anderson ‘08 Lester M. Anderson John B. Andriulli Anonymous John Appelhans Rebecca M. Arceneaux Tammy Arceneaux Julia H. Ard Ashley Arnsdorff William Todd Ashby Ashley River Baptist Church Sara F. Astin ‘84 Carol A. Astle Kelly Anne Astle ‘03 AT&T Foundation Loretta M. Atkins ‘78 Atlantic Bedding and Furniture Charles F. Austin Harold J. Bailey ‘86 Martha J. Bailey William T. Bailey ‘71

Katherine R. Baker Lee T. Baker Phillip E. Baker Ellen B. Ballard J. C. Ballew Margaret Jo Elizabeth Banas ‘05 Pamela Carlton Banas Sandra P. Baney ‘97 ‘00 Bank of America Foundation Darrell Barber ‘03 Nancy R. Barendse Frank L. Barkley Martha F. Barkley Denise Mary Barnes ‘95 Sibyl Cross Barnwell ‘70 Kathryn Barr William H. Barron ‘70 Nicola J. Barrs Robert F. Barrs Byron Lee Bass ‘11 Jennifer Mary Batla ‘94 Alex Battle Ernie F. Battle ‘93 Gail M. Baxley ‘99 Tony R. Baxley Barbara O. Beach Kara Beane James Austin Beard ‘72 Jerry E. Beckley ‘74 Reginald Becton ‘98 William Woodrow Bedenbaugh ‘70 Vickie A. Odom Belden ‘81 Elizabeth Ashley Bell James W. Bell Linda Bell Russell Bell Bell of Harleyville, LLC Peggy Skipper Benefield ‘86 Luther Benjamin Todd Philip Benjamin ‘09 Earl F. Bennett James McCarter Bennett ‘71 Karen Ray Benson ‘91 Stewart Michael Benton ‘75 Christoper R. Berry Laurie Franklin Bessinger ‘70 Bethel Baptist Church Robert J. Betz Roberta Betz Fox Beyer Bill Mugg Company, Inc. Margaret Blackwell Timothy O. Blakely ‘85 Carolyn Blalock Lois A. Blankenship James Anthony Blanton ‘69 Dawn Denise Blizard ‘86 Dawn M. Blume ‘99 Joy Bocks Michael A. Boncoddo Mark A. Bonnette Merry S. Boone ‘86 ‘93 Wade Boone David L. Borne David B. Boswell Rachelle M. Bouronich ‘99 ‘06 Winslade A. Bowen Lucy P. Bowick William P. Bowick Brian Jerome Bowles ‘10 Mary T. Bowles Billy A. Boyd ‘03 Mary Elizabeth Boyle ‘08 Dorothy F. Bozeman James Jerome Bradley Darrell Bragg William M. Brailsford ‘83 Susan Lowder Brannock ‘98 Virginia E. Brant ‘86 Britt H. Branton Donna F. Brasher ‘97 Grady Gerald Brazzell ‘73 Leita Brazzell Steven Clarence Bredesen ‘12

Mark E. Breslin Catherine Ann Brewer ‘89 Rachel T. Brezeale Robin Bridges Johnnie L. Briggs Albert Paul Britnell ‘08 ‘10 Elisha Henry Britt ‘71 Michael Pope Brodie ‘07 Tradd Joseph Brodie ‘07 Levi Brooks ‘10 Tom Brounk Alan Brown Clariece W. Brown ‘71 Debrea Jean Brown ‘87 Florence G. Brown Gamewell Louis Brown ‘80 Jodi Brown Kimberly Monique Nicole Brown ‘09 Miriam Rudd Brown ‘72 Petrice Robinson Brown ‘11 Renee Lynne Brown ‘98 James S. Bruno W. M. Bryan ‘69 Jason Kyle Bryant ‘09 Kylonda Alisa Bryant ‘03 Hoyt Bryson Randall L. Buchanan Brendan P. Buckley Padraic J. Buckley Stephen Budway Bonnie Murray Bull ‘90 Valerie K. Bullock Janice Patrice Burch L. J. Burckhalter Willetta Burges Brian J. Burgess ‘97 T. L. Burgess Chad C. Burn ‘02 Julia Marsh Burnes ‘83 Gerald Woodrow Burnett ‘70 Joey Lee Burnett ‘87 Dorothy K. Busbee Helena M. Busbee ‘97 Marion Paul Busch ‘71 Woodrow E. Busch ‘69 Kimberly Michele BussinahCapracotta ‘05 William C. Butt Stephen W. Cadwallader ‘83 Charles L. Callaway ‘71 Calvary Baptist Church William M. Cameron Katherine Huff Campbell ‘82 Deanne C. Canaday Lois M. Canaday Richard L. Canady Nancy B. Canavera Deborah Canfield John Lawrence Cannon ‘72 Barbara M. Capers ‘83 Reginald Capers Douglas R. Cargill ‘69 Robert T. Carlson Robert C. Carlson Terry E. Carlson Carolina Children’s Dentistry Carolina Insurance Consultants Dewey H. Carpenter ‘96 Frankie R. Carr Carl E. Carson Kitty Carson Tyrus Carson Angela Barnhill Carter ‘86 Bobby Lee Carter George Dean Carter ‘84 Kevin Carter S. E. Carter John Carullo John E. Casey John William Casey ‘73 Richard Barry Casselman Cathedral of Praise Enid R. Causey ‘73 Clyde N. Cauthen ‘92

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Tommy B. Cauthen Judith A. Chamberlain Francine Chandler ‘81 Melanie Chandler Douglas O. Chapman Leslie C. Chapman Charleston Crab House Royce Bowman Charpia ‘04 Al Chatman Chick-fil-A at Northwoods Jerri Ann Christmas ‘09 Brian Robert Clarity ‘08 David Hamilton Clark ‘74 Donald G. Clark Sammy R. Clatworthy Frederick Claussen James Ronnie Clayton ‘72 Nancy R. Clemmons ‘84 Donald Clerico John C. Click Ron Cochran Patricia Coe Bruce Caleb Coffin ‘93 Kari Ann Collett Adam Burke Collins ‘98 Joe Collins ‘79 John Collins Karen Diane Collins Ray Winston Colson ‘81 Communications & Surveillance Charles F. Compton Carol J. Connella ‘76 Dossie M. Connelly Alexis L. Conner ConocoPhillips Bonnie W. Constantine Darryl Mobley Cook ‘73 Norris Cook ‘74 Ernest N. Cooksey Shirley T. Corbett Judith A. Cornella Lucy B. Cornett John F. Cornnett Cecile L. Cothran ‘94 Rebecca Harrelson Coulter ‘90 Richard Morris Coulter ‘90 Claybon B. Council Covenant Baptist Church Charles E. Cox Mary Cox Michael G. Cox William S. Cox Grace Elizabeth Craddock ‘76 Lola Faye Craig Tim O. Craig ‘93 Wayne M. Creech Ordean Lewis Crews ‘87 Daniel L. Cripe Ethel L. Croft George H. Croft ‘69 Kenneth William Crosby ‘08 Robert Delano Crosby ‘76 Daniel W. Cross ‘90 Curtis B. Crowe ‘96 Cruz Fox LLC Frank John Cuda ‘74 Cudd Memorial Baptist Darlene Admore Cummings ‘96 Charles C. Curran Richard F. Dame Patricia Blume Daniel ‘70 William B. Daniel ‘71 Donald E. Daniels Wayne Vestal Dasher ‘81 Jerry Davenport Virginia M. David Linda M. Davidson Charelle Vershawnda Davis ‘08 Charles Clifton Davis ‘70 Susan H. Davis Marvin A. Dawson ‘70 Carolyn H. Deal ‘77 Barbara M. Dear Brian DeBoy Diane E. DeBoy

Richard Decker Adam Monroe DeGraffenreid ‘06 E. L. Deighan Melanie Deighan Allison Arreola Delaney ‘99 Danielle Demanche Sue Demeter D. Joan Denlinger Hal G. Dennis Joyce C. Dennis ‘78 Brent Allen Dennison ‘09 Barbara A. D’Ercole Theresa P. DeTerlizzi James M. Deveaux Regina D. Devlin Carolyn Faye Dews ‘69 Andrew J. Diana ‘00 Cindy J. Dickerson ‘85 Judy B. Dillow ‘80 K. A. Distefano Rex M. Divine ‘85 Alma Djumisit Jacqueline Jenkins Doffin ‘75 Marie Rose Dominguez ‘05 William B. Donald DOR Sports, Inc. Betty A. Dorsett Angela D’Ostroph Norma D’Ostroph Ray D’Ostroph Lynn W. Douglas ‘80 Harry Eugene Douty ‘71 Clark O. Dowdy James G. Dowdy William A. Dowdy Travis Dowers G. Bryan Drafts John P. Drafts Trenton Griffith Drafts ‘05 ‘10 James M. Drolet ‘89 Drs. Norman, Obeck and Foy Dry-Tech, Inc. SC Mary Z. Dubose Christopher Jerome Dugan ‘08 James H. Dunn Marnie B. Dunn R. Aaron Dunn ‘82 Tiffany Ciuca DuPree ‘04 Nancy D. Durham ‘89 ‘97 April Durrett Deborah Dwyer Patricia L. Early Edward L. Easterlin Elizabeth B. Eaton Edisto Baptist Association Melvin Edmonds Aaron H. Efird Elgin Baptist Church Greg Elliott Billy T. Elmore Ellis A. Elmore Steven L. England English Department James Ray Epting Mitzi R. Epting Harry Ericson Merle Henson Ervin ‘80 Linda S. Erwin David Lee Evans ‘94 Freddie Evans Deborah W. Ewers Fain’s Welding Company, Inc. Sheila A. Fair David Faircloth Christie Faircloth-Dixon Donna H. Falkner Ron Fannin ‘80 Michael Gerald Fanning ‘96 Steven L. Farmer Jennifer Jane Faulk ‘10 F. Ralph Faulling Alice Lynn Fee ‘92 Bob Feits Fekete Associates Inc. Hiram Hershel Fewox ‘68

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Neil H. Fick Finkbine Family Dental, LLC Gerald M. Finkel Finkel Law Firm, LLC Carolyn Wiley Finley ‘74 Dean Finley ‘74 First Baptist Church Columbia, S.C. First Citizens Bank Arnold Paul Fish Jacqueline T. Fish Charles Michael Fitzhenry ‘71 Elizabeth Ann Fleming ‘97 Vicki Anne Flint ‘73 Alison Donovan Forrer ‘07 Carol S. Forsberg Alexander J. Fortosis Beverly Fountain Elmer Fox ‘95 Archie Franchini ‘73 Janice Adkins Franks ‘91 Marc Franzen Joseph Jason Frazier ‘06 ‘10 Blake R. Freeland Melvin Leroy Freeman ‘90 Mitchell E. Freeman ‘76 Rose Marie Freeman ‘82 David Freudenheim James M. Friar ‘73 Teresa M. Friar ‘85 Katrina Friedman ‘07 Richard Anthony Froom ‘69 Carolyn Fuhs Elaine K. Furnari ‘85 James Edwin Futrell ‘87 Kevin Wiley Futrell ‘89 GA Communications Marie Josee Gagnon ‘96 Robert Calder Gallager ‘68 Olin E. Gambrell Paula C. Gambrell ‘02 Stephanie L. W. GanawayPasley ‘06 James L. Gardner Errol Garren Beverly Gates Gertrude Gehrig Rob Gehring Matthew B. Gentry H. Brooks Gerardi Terry C. Gettier Susan P. Giardina Wimberly Edwards Giardina Jody Hollis Gilden ‘89 Edwin F. Giles Robert R. Gillchrest ‘72 Audrey Gilliam Daniel W. Gilliam Sandra Deneise Gilliard ‘10 Ivone Gilliard-Brown ‘08 Terry Gillyard Martin Greenlee Gipe ‘73 Willie E. Givens ‘75 Doris B. Gladden ‘78 Kevin Coleman Glears ‘08 LaWanda G. Glears Marilyn Glears Kathleen M. Gleiter Darlene H. Glenn ‘79 Julie Ann Glenn ‘95 Melanie MacMillan Glenn Susan Wilson Glenn Elizabeth Ann Glover ‘84 Lee Glover June P. Goble Andrew Christopher Godowns ‘06 Goff D’Antonio Assoc. Ltd. Kimberly Golden Donovan Quintin Gonzales ‘86 Lloyd D. Good Linda Gooding Wayne D. Goodwin ‘70 Kenneth Stephen Gordon ‘75 Stephen E. Gordon

Kelly Gossard Grace Christian Fellowship Dennis G. Grady Frances Graham Gary Lee Graham ‘75 Gordon Edward Graham ‘71 Sherrie Miles Graham ‘03 John T. Grambling Winford Grant Karen Gray Michael P. Gray Ryan L. Gray Raymond Green T. G. Gregory Liliane B. Gresham ‘02 Daniel J. Griffin Thomas D. Griffin Griffis Development, Inc. Oscar Grijalva Tiffany Lyn Gritzuk ‘03 ‘05 James Grubb Don Grudzinski Krystal Guice ‘06 Constance M. Gunther Eleanor R. Gunther Mark Gunther Steven M. Gunther Haddrell’s Point Tackle and Supply Jesse Hagaman John F. Haggerty Ronald Hall Ellen E. Haller Latricia H. Halls ‘99 Sallie W. Hambright Gary E. Hamby ‘00 James H. Hamby Edwin L. Hamilton ‘82 Virginia A. Hamilton-Hartzog Michael Timothy Hammond Jane Hamrick Charles E. Hancock ‘80 William Del Hardee ‘87 Mary Ruth Hare Laura Xiong Harkins ‘03 ‘04 William K Harman ‘69 Charles F. Harmon Nancy Harrell ‘93 Hope S. Harrison ‘88 Scott B. Harrison Brandon Hartranft Jeffrey Scott Hartung Carolyn A. Harvey Kenneth Ronald Harvey ‘73 David F. Hatcher Linda Hauff Julia M. Hauser Obbe Haverkamp ‘70 Paulette Hawthorne ‘91 James Nelson Hayes ‘09 Kristopher Paul-Leigh Head ‘05 Sharon A. Healy Cherryl A. Heath ‘70 Cheryl Ann Heiselman ‘93 ‘05 David T. Heldreth Dan T. Henderson ‘95 Harley Thomas Henderson ‘74 Robin Thibaudea Henderson ‘91 Gordon E. Hendrich ‘96 Mary C. Henry ‘77 Joe Hermanson Patricia P. Herrmann John M. Hess Nancy Russell Hester Robert Hetz Harold R. Hicks Jo Ann Hicks Mickey Hicks Todd Hicks W. Todd Hicks James Bryan Hiers ‘02 William Riley Hiers ‘69 Michael D. Higginbothem David Higgins Mary T. Higgins

William T. Higgins Richard L. High Christopher Hill J. Ronny Hill ‘71 Ronald R. Hill Wanda M. Hill W. D. Hillen Clifford H. Hineline Paul Maxwell Hinson ‘74 Michael John Hiott ‘04 Greg Hiser ‘00 Arnold J. Hite Elizabeth Michele Hix ‘94 ‘96 Ted L. Hodges Terry Hoff Rebecca Gruber Hogan ‘76 Andrew Jacob Hogue ‘70 Walter T. Holdsworth Sam Holeman English M. Holland Janet H. Hollar Robert L. Holleman Audrey Louise Hollingsworth ‘77 Mary Alice Hollinshead Robert Eugene Holman ‘73 Chester H. Holmes Catherine E. Holtman Lee Honsinger Audra Hootman R. Gary Hopkins Shaun W. Horn ‘87 Cynthia G. Horton ‘81 Francine D. Hoyt Jody P. Huddleston Emma M. Hudson Glenn F. Hughes ‘85 H. Boykin Hughes ‘70 James Daniel Hughes ‘74 Gary L. Huhnerkoch Tara Hulsey John T. Hulvey Harold J. Hunt Jennifer M. Hunter R. P. Hunter Teri K. Hurst ‘81 William R. Hutchisson Mary Palmer Hutto ‘90 ‘94 Sue K. Hyler Robert Steve Ingram ‘05 Interstate Management and Investment Corp.

Zack Aria Irick ‘68 Robert Lee Ison David E. Jackson Jerome K. Jay ‘75 Andrea Jeffcoat ‘00 Jeannie Coulter Jefferson ‘08 M. Dean Jendro John H. Jenkins Laurence Legare Jenkins ‘69 Kathryn A. Jennings ‘83 Jennifer Jensen Jay D. Jester ‘94 JKM Inc. Jarrett Edward Johns ‘10 Chad D. Johnson ‘97 Cheryl Johnson Gary C. Johnson J. Greg Johnson Jeffery L. Johnson ‘88 Joseph P. Johnson Juliana Londono Johnson ‘08 Kirby Lee Johnson ‘09 Mary Ann Johnson Neil Harvey Johnson ‘71 Patricia C. Johnson Ronald F. Johnson Sage B. Johnson Sarah Braddock Johnson ‘78 Stephanie R. Johnson Terry Johnson Charles Johnston Chris Johnston Mary E. Johnston Ronnie Johnston

Tommye Johnston Brad Jones ‘02 Christopher Michael Jones ‘06 Courtney Elizabeth Jones ‘06 Dolores Jones Myrtle F. Jones Lynn F. Jordon ‘71 Brian Keith Joslin ‘05 Janet Wiles Joslin ‘82 Gayle Brown Jourdain ‘89 Eugene Harris Joy ‘79 S. J. Jurgens Jason S. Jurkowski ‘99 Kelly P. Kanapaux ‘94 Stephen E. Kane Madge M. Keeter James G. Keller John F. Keller Richard L. Kemble Barbara A. Kemper Herbert Kennedy Kelly J. Kennedy ‘97 Karen D. Keyes ‘95 Andrew Joseph Kiddey ‘07 Carolyn S. King Richard E. King Robert J. King ‘79 William Whitfield King ‘71 Craig Kinnison Frank W. Kish Jeffrey Kittrell Lila M. Kitzmiller Bill Kline Edward Klinger Mary Klinger Sheila K. Klinger Sylvia Klinger Lorraine R. Knight ‘83 ‘93 Mildred Eugenia Knight ‘69 Eugene Koester ‘69 Patricia Carrie Koester ‘93 Virginia Langford Koester ‘69 Sharon Konopka William A. Kraemer ‘75 Kenneth L. Kreider Marianne Kuhn Robert M. Kuzdale Jamie Rose Kuznik ‘05 Daniel Lackland Ann Laffitte Norris L. Laffitte Alma Jean Lambert Joanne M. Lamson Jane R. Landreth Hugh C. Lane Timothy Lee Langford David L. Latham John H. LaVenice Mike L. LaVenice Vivian Lawrence Carrie Lecuyer Robin Louise Lee Mary C. Lekovich Thomas Middleton LeMacks ‘74 Sharron C. Lent Cynthia L. Leroux Robert L. Lester Michael Eugene Leverette ‘78 Brenda Dayton Lewellyn ‘09 Edward Thomas Lewis ‘72 Gene Lewis Linda Lewis Robert Allen Lewit ‘85 Robert H. Liberman ‘95 John N. Libertowski Yolanda Libertowski Keith Liner Robert E. Liner Elaine L. Ling ‘73 John Linge Dinos Liollio Grady Little Leon Locklear ‘94 ‘97 Jesse Lodge

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Dr. and Mrs. Tim Spurling We are grateful to Charleston Southern University, and this is our prayer for each student, faculty and staff. We ask that you pray this prayer for us as well.

“Jesus, Whatever You say, we believe You. Whatever You do, we trust You. Wherever You lead, we will follow You. We devote ourselves to You above all others.

We give up all our desires and pursuits for Yours.

There is no cost too great for being Your disciple.

We abandon everything that we may come after You. To God be the Glory”

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Clinton E. Logan Thomas B. Long ‘78 Kenneth W. Lott Tanya F. Lott ‘99 W. Henry Lovin Charles A. Lowe ‘88 Pamela K. Lowery Harry Lozon Alexander Lucas Lucille Anderson SS Class Joseph B. Luhrs ‘90 Mary K. Luton Roger H. Lyle

Carrie J. Maas ‘94 Donald Mackenzie ‘76 Maintain Landscaping, Inc. Sandra H. Malkin James Vincent Mangini Rita Kaye Mantooth ‘75 Rhonda B. Marcum Margaret Donaldson Interiors David Warren Marshall ‘70 Harry C. Marshall Anthony Martin Charles W. Martin Helen S. Martin Karen Martin Katherine Lenker Martin ‘83 Merilyn E. Martin

Giving Levels for the All Donors List Society of 1964

$1,000,000

The University was chartered in 1964.

The Elms Society

$250,000

Charleston Southern is located on the former Izard plantation, known as The Elms.

John A. Hamrick Club

$100,000

First president, 1964-1983

Jairy C. Hunter Jr. Club

$25,000

Second president, 1984-current

Clif S. Jones Club

$10,000

Chair, Board of Trustees, 1964-1968

Founder’s Club

$5,000

President’s Club

$1,000

Is Your Name Missing?

If your name is missing or you feel your donation information is inaccurate in the listing of donors, there are a couple of possible explanations.

• Your gift was not made during the 2011-2012 fiscal year. The listing reflects gifts made between June 1, 2011, and May 31, 2012.

• We made a mistake. We make every effort to ensure that the listing of donors is correct – but we – and our computer system – make mistakes.

If we have erred in any way, please forgive us and inform us so that we may correct our mistake. Again, we cherish your friendship and thank you for your contributions to Charleston Southern University.

Inquiries about gifts should be sent to: advancement@csuniv.edu or by calling 843-863-7140.

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Peter J. Maschka Master Repair, Inc. Charles E. Masters Tommy Mathis Diane Matlock Paula J. Matthews ‘82 Stewart Durand Maurice ‘68 Harold B. Mayes John W. McAlhany Mary E. McAmis ‘72 Mary Kay McCarthy Phil McClain Steve McCombs Patricia Ingrid McConnell ‘83 J. Ben McCutcheon James H. McDaniel Wellie Marshall McDaniel ‘69 Raymond McKenna John McKissick Charles Carnell McLamore II ‘10 Darrin R. McLean Edward Foster McLeod ‘71 Joe Wayne McMahan ‘71 Jerome F. McMahon William G. McMaster Wiley Norman McMillan ‘71 Jeanan G. McNary Lane McRae McSwain-Evans Funeral Home, Inc. Barbara Mead Louise Romans Meade ‘94 Jamar Barnard Meadows ‘09 ‘12 Tamela L. Meadows MeadWestvaco Foundation Michael G. Medcalf Frankie J. Melton ‘95 Steve Mendenhall James G. Merchant Mary E. Merchant James M. Merritt Gary Metcalfe Metro Electric Co., Inc. Frank L. Metzger ‘85 Theresa N. Miante ‘98 Charles Mickley Melicent M. Middlebrook ‘06 Virginia W. Milam Terrie Lynn Millard ‘07 Andrew G. Miller Charles Rowe Miller ‘71 Daniel J. Miller Jay Owen Mills Lucy J. Mills David Mindler Barbara L. Mines Michele C. Minor ‘98 Jeanne T. Mitchell Michael Caleb Mitchell ‘09 Nobie Mitchell G. M. Mitchum Carolyn W. Mizzell Dennis Mizzell Diane L. Moessner Wendell Walter Mohr ‘71 Marlene Ann Monusko ‘83 Randy Huggins Moody ‘69 Sarah Tuttle Moody ‘70 Fairy S. Moore James H. Moore Kristin Ashley Moore ‘06 Leslie A. Moreland Lisa Webb Morelli ‘95 Timothy S. Moses Janice E. Moulder Steve Mounce Julie W. Moxley Jason J. Moyer ‘01 Mary Ann Mulhall John C. Muller Paul S. Mullette G. Brian Mullinax Mary Ann Munoz Kathleen Munson Cecil W. Murdaugh ‘75

J.R. Murphy Jay Murphy Jerry Murphy James W. Myers ‘09 Molly Brown Myers ‘82 Doris E. Neal ‘73 Marion E. Neal ‘78 Mary Jo Neal W. Lewis Neal Rex W. Nestor ‘95 Roger M. Newsome Susan S. Nichols ‘79 Margie Cabading Nicolaus ‘78 Myrna K. Nicolette James Nieman Mark D. Noeldner John J. Nokes Amy Lewis Nolan ‘94 Jennifer H. Noles Jane B. Norris ‘85 ‘93 Richard Hampton Norris ‘73 Robert John Norris ‘74 Robert Novello Jose’ A. Noy Shirley H. Nuckolls Regina Nunnally Kevin Warner Nyberg ‘90 Oak Hollow Tire Tamara Michelle Odom ‘03 ‘08 Betty L. Oglesby James J. Olmstead Gary L. Olson Glenna Osier John Charles Ott ‘79 Diane F. Outen Myra R. Overbey Overland Construction Co., Inc. Betty W. Owen David Cory Owen Miriam C. Owen James W. Owens ‘76 Jerry E. Owens Keith Owens ‘73 Lance Owens Marion J. Padgett Gary E. Palmer Robert G. Palmer Palmetto Officials Association Tammy E. Pannell ‘83 Linda F. Parker Garland Curtis Parsley ‘79 Kathryn E. Parsons ‘74 Jim Pascutti Lewis J. Pate Mitesh H. Patel ‘07 Robert J. Patrick ‘82 Betty S. Patterson James R. Patterson Vivian J. Patterson Payne & Williams Inc. James Pearson ‘79 M. Scott Peek Renate Yost Peifer ‘95 Ollie C. Peine ‘86 David C. Peltier ‘85 Melanie M. Pendarvis ‘85 Montserrat R. Peralta Gloria Elizabeth Peters ‘09 Ida Melissa Peterson ‘01 Annette Bultema Pettyjohn ‘01 Ron Piccione Mary M. Pickney Daneen A. Pieper Joan M. Pierce Michael Jay Pierce ‘71 Robert E. Pierce ‘85 Dena Elaine Piper ‘10 Phillip Pippin Michael J. Piti Angela C. Pittman Donald L. Plumley ‘82 Robin A. Poai Frederic H. Pons Carol A. Poole ‘70 Jane Popeleski

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Richard W. Porter ‘76 John Anthony Poston ‘95 Theresa M. Powell Timothy G. Prater Precept Construction LLC Claudius H. Pritchard Patricia H. Propst Tom Propst Prosperity Drug Company Prosthetic & Orthotic Asso.

Sue Pruitt Judith A. Pursell Cynthia McCurry Putman ‘76 Julie M. Qualkinbush Darlene W. Quattlebaum Scott Robert Quigley ‘03 Robert C. Quinn Linda Rabinowitz Eric E. Radabaugh Ira Sidney Rainwater ‘69 Roger R. Randolph ‘01 John M. Rankin Robert E. Ratliff Susanne Ratzlaff ‘03 Ann Rauton K. W. Ray Kathleen Raymond Joyce Moore Rea Dissinger Reed Lelia M. Reed Steven B. Reed ‘96 Douglas Reeder Hazel M. Reeves Terry Reichard Albetta W. Rembert ‘02 Richard L. Renard ‘68 Thomas R. Revels Laurice Furnifold Rhem ‘91 N. Yvonne Rhetta Betty Woodham Rhodes ‘75 Jack W. Rhodes Sonja Pinckney Rhodes William K. Richardson ‘91 Annette Riley ‘85 Dwight Miller Riley ‘88 JanIe J. Riley Denis Rinkacs Denny Rinkacs Josef Ripsam Riser, McLauren & Gibbons, LLP Dennis Benjamin Risher ‘68 Janice S. Ritter ‘91 Riverbluff Church Humberto L. Rivero George E. Robb Lois A. Robb Merry Holland Roberson ‘72 James Roberts Roberts’ Golf Shop James T. Robertson David Ray Robinson Isaac Tuten Robinson ‘90 Byron C. Rodgers ‘00 Christine Rogers ‘96 Joel E. Rogers ‘01 Jon M. Rogers Maree Elena Rogers ‘68 ‘92 Noel Perry Rogers ‘11 Jeanine Rogozinski Dwight E. Rohrer Tommy E. Roland Jason Davis Romano ‘93 Roofmeister Arthur James Rooney ‘74 Sean K. Rooney Danny Rosado Charles A. Rosenberger Terry Rother G. Steve Rountree Cathryn Broderhausen Roys John Roys Gregory A. Ruby ‘95 ‘01 Marzelle W. Ruczko Trey Ruczko Frank H. Rudd

Sandra Kleupfer Rudd ‘88 Elizabeth O. Rudy ‘93 Johnny G. Rumbough ‘81 Jessica Mole Runkle ‘06 Cynthia Hood Russell ‘78 Rudolph B. Rustin William Joseph Ryan Marian M. Rzepkowski ‘79 Anthony Richard Sacco ‘75 Sams and Sams Atty PA Paul Sanders Loyda L. Santiago Julie Y. Chasang Santos ‘93 Linda A. Sartori-McCallister ‘00 Amos N. Sauder Carl Sauder Edith Sauder J. Donald Sauder Jason Daniel Sauder Norman L. Sauder Brian G. Saxon Harry Cameron Scarborough ‘73 Carolyn Scarpa Virginia A. Schaefer Elizabeth C. Schuh John R. Scibal Timothy Eugene Scott ‘88 B.H. Scroggs J. P. Sell James C. Settle Shady Grove Baptist Church Americo Shardella Jennifer E. Shearer Joan G. Shelor Cheryl D. Sherman Betty Jean Shine ‘77 Shery Warren Shoptaw ‘68 Ned Shows Lonnie H. Shull ‘79 Leo Otto Shumaker ‘85 Choo Sian Ng Michael A. Sides ‘83 John A. Sieber David Sim Alice L. Simmons Barbara K. Simmons Gregory C. Simmons ‘93 Sophia Simmons Tisha Harper Simmons ‘99 Simmons Barber Shop Bill Sims Lloyd E. Sineath Peggy Sineath Sing Heating Company Carlyle Singletary ‘74 Jessie R. Singleton ‘79 Christi L. Sinnett ‘97 James R. Sipe ‘87 Stephen I. Skersick Barbara Anne Skipper ‘71 H. McRoy Skipper ‘72 Henry N. Small Bruce L. Smith ‘97 John E. Smith Mary K. Smith Peggy A. Smith Peggy J. Smith ‘71 Roger L. Smith Wilbur Smith Smith Therapy Services Galen E. Snider Jeffrey L. Snider Shellie W. Snider ‘86 Kathy Lynn Snyder ‘77 Marvin R. Snyder Michelle C. Snyder-Wells ‘91 Bill Southerland Southern Mutual Church Insure. Co. John M. Spearman Mardelle E. Spears Mark G. Spears Michael A. Spears Bill Spencer Beverley Spitler

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Gary Spurio David Stafford Mendel S. Stafford ‘95 Patricia A. Stafford Marshall E. Stanley ‘86 Rose Marie Stanley ‘86 Mark W. Stanton Walter C. Stanton ‘82 Michael William Stasiak ‘01 B.J. Staten Bobby L. Staten Dennis J. Steele Glenn Steele Michael F. Steller Carolena Maria Stemler ‘09 B. Wiley Stephens Geraldine E. Steup ‘77 Katherine Stewart Pharene T. Stickney Diana O. Still Evan Clay Still Ida Mae Still Gerald Bernard Stinson ‘90 ‘96 Terry Annette Stinson ‘86 Theresa Stone ‘99 Charles W. Strauss John Gerald Strubel ‘11 Dale Struksnes Carol J. Strunk Frank Strunk Thomas E. Stuckart ‘01 Donald Stephen Stutts ‘89 Nathan B. Sullivan Sun, Inc. Howard M. Surface ‘68 Maria M. Sutherland ‘06 Parker W. Swan Lloyd R. Swarr Darren Lee Swiggett ‘06 John M. Swindler T & T Inc. Dorothy M. Tackett John H. Talbert ‘74 Rhonda M. Tatton Lance B. Taylor ‘03 Linda Louise S. Taylor ‘71 Michael L. Taylor ‘79 Patricia Wall Taylor ‘88 ‘95 Richard Dean Taylor ‘72 Thomas V. Taylor Angela Taylor-Batiste TE21, Inc. James E. Teal Cynthia Louise Tennyson ‘74 Otto Tertinek The Handy Mart, II The Stanley Works David E. Thiem ‘05 Jessica Charmaine Thomas ‘10 Juanita S. Thomas Jonny R. Thompson Pamela Thompson Thomas Thrift Sarah B. Tilden Robert J Tilidetzke James Willard Till ‘72 Tina Marie Inc. Ted Lee Titcomb ‘73 Jacob D. Toler ‘93 Byron S. Toney ‘97 Richard Arthur Tool ‘73 Keely G. Tracy Sandra L. Tracy Robert W. Trenor Emily Lois Trevisan ‘90 Trident United Way Frank L. Trombley John C. Trone Deborah C. Truitt Karen W. Truitt Roger Truitt Roger Turcotte Andrew Turner Ronald Alan Turner ‘69 Sandra Lou Chucalo Turner ‘69

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Libby Causey Turnnidge ‘82 Jewel Tyler Mary E. Tyler Alan R. Tyner Karen M. Ullian Ulliman Schutte Const., LLC Mildred Waltz Ulmer ‘68 Union County Camp USC Hotel Associates, LLC Odessa B. Ussery ‘77 John E. Varnadore ‘02 James L. Vause Verizon Foundation Linda Lee Waco Charles E. Waddell ‘75 Madeline A. Walker Melinda A. Walker ‘81 W. Garrett Walker Stanley F. Wall ‘84 Weldon E. Wall Rodney C. Ward William S. Ware Willie Norris Waring ‘78 Wayne Waters Julie P. Watkins Ann M. Watson ‘96 ‘01 Watson Keith Watts Michelle B. Watts Robert L. D. Watts ‘82 Bubba Way and Family Larry Wesley Weathers ‘72 Rachel P. Weathers Stephen H. Weathers Amy & Brittany Weaver Lisa Ann Webb ‘10 Mary W. Webb Edna Weber Debra K. Weiker Patricia A. Wells Robert Wells ‘77 Denise L. Wenger John O. Wesner Marcie Lynn Wessinger ‘02 ‘06 Cady Nell West G. D. West George Buren West ‘73 Sheila M. West William Thomas West ‘78 Cameron C. Weston Caroline E. Wham ‘04 Leon Travis Wheaton ‘01 Gary Wheeler Mary V. White Shirley Whitfield William F. Whitfield ‘83 ‘93 Lance A. Whittaker John Raymond Whitten ‘69 Liticia Whitten Wienckowski Family Stacy Edgar Wiggins ‘93 ‘98 Shelia B. Wilkes Philip C. Wilkins Samantha C. Wilkins Stephen R. Wilkins Barbara C. Williams ‘92 Bryson Williams ‘02 Edna Edwards Williams ‘99 Mary C. Williams Robert J. Williams Williford Insur. Group, Inc. Bradford M. Wilson Clyde E. Wilson ‘76 William G. Wilson Faye P. Winter ‘70 Roberta A. Wirth Denise F. Wise James J. Wise Stancil O. Wise ‘74 Tonya Wise John H. Witzmann H. Kurt Wohltjen Donald V. Wood ‘89 L. B. Woodall Neil R. Woodall

Rachel S. Woodall Tim Woodall Jovan Woodley ‘04 ‘12 David Worrell Fred L. Worthy Chentell T. Wren ‘02 Tim Wright James Lee Wyrosdick ‘70 Mary Elizabeth Yarborough ‘74 Yvonne D. Yerbury Joyce L. Young ‘75 Melanie P. Young

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M.B. Kahn Construction Co., Inc. M. B. Kahn Construction Co., Inc. operates throughout the Southeast from eight strategically located offices and has worked continuously in the Charleston area for well over 30 years. M. B. Kahn has constructed numerous projects for the Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston County School District, and many other projects in and around the metropolitan Charleston area. Currently, at CSU we are constructing the Christian Leadership Building, Derry Patterson Wingo School of Nursing Building expansion and the expansion of the Hunter Reception Center. This history, experience and ongoing work in the Charleston area, as well as our work throughout the Southeast, demonstrates our ability of delivering excellent projects and exceptional work. This year, M. B. Kahn was named Engineering New Record’s #1 Top Contractor in South Carolina.

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Buy a Brick Program Participants Jessica Lea Abangan ‘08 Harold H. Adams Jr. ‘69 Cheryl Addy Jeanette Amoruso Joshua Mensah-Osekre Anderson ‘08 Lester M. Anderson Jim B. Apple Robert W. Ashby Sara F. Astin ‘84 Carol A. Astle Chad C. Atkinson ‘03 William T. Bailey ‘71 Margaret Jo Elizabeth Banas ‘05 Pamela Carlton Banas Martha F. Barkley Nicola J. Barrs Byron Lee Bass ‘11 Jennifer Mary Batla ‘94 James Austin Beard ‘72 Jerry E. Beckley ‘74 Reginald Becton ‘98 Alicia Marie Benton ‘03 Mary Ann Bishop Dawn Denise Blizard ‘86 Robert Vincent Bogart ‘07 A. Kennerley Bonnette Jr. William P. Bowers Brian Jerome Bowles ‘10 Curtis P. Boyd ‘87 William H. Brabham Jr. ‘04 Michael Thomas Braman ‘84 Kenton C. Brasher Grady Gerald Brazzell ‘73 Leita Brazzell Steven Clarence Bredesen ‘12 Elisha Henry Britt ‘71 Jason H. Brittain Michael Pope Brodie ‘07 Tradd Joseph Brodie ‘07 Miriam Rudd Brown ‘72 Renee Lynne Brown ‘98 Jason Kyle Bryant ‘09 Kylonda Alisa Bryant ‘03 Stephen Budway Brian J. Burgess ‘97 T. L. Burgess Julia Marsh Burnes ‘83 Edwin Carl Burrell Jr. ‘68 Stephen W. Cadwallader ‘83 Barbara Horton Caldwell Michael Patrick Cameron ‘75 Nancy B. Canavera Christopher Carter Daniel Clark Carter ‘87 Raul Chang ‘07

Stephen Malone Chellis ‘73 Carol Ann Christenbury-Embler ‘05 ‘10 Henry Alan Ciccarelli ‘93 Patricia Ann Clark Donald Clerico Jeffrey Brandon Cochran ‘10 Ralph H. Cochran William N. Coffman Karen Diane Collins Sarah Corbin Mary E. Cosby Grace Elizabeth Craddock ‘76 Justin Crawford Ethel L. Croft Kenneth William Crosby ‘08 David Cross CSU Department of English William B. Daniel ‘71 Wayne Vestal Dasher ‘81 Stephen J. DeBerardino ‘97 Allison Arreola Delaney ‘99 Dept. of Language & Visual Arts Lori Dickson Jacqueline Jenkins Doffin ‘75 Roseann W. Drew B. Carlisle Driggers James M. Drolet ‘89 Thomas E. Dudley Jr. Amanda Shaw Dukes ‘10 Richard H. Elliott ‘79 Merle Henson Ervin ‘80 Ron Fannin ‘80 Tina Marie Ferguson ‘04 Carolyn Wiley Finley ‘74 Ryan Michael Fleck ‘04 Anthony G. Fountain ‘85 Archie Franchini ‘73 Melvin Leroy Freeman III ‘90 Marie Josee Gagnon ‘96 Paul R. Garten ‘86 David Gerhardt Sandra Deneise Gilliard ‘10 Ivone Gilliard-Brown ‘08 Andrew Christopher Godowns ‘06 Donovan Quintin Gonzales ‘86 Linda Gooding James H. Goodman Jennie Clayton Goodman ‘68 Wayne D. Goodwin ‘70 Sherrie Miles Graham ‘03 Bernard Arthur Grant ‘68 Walter David Gray ‘01 James Grubb Virginia A. Hamilton-Hartzog Kyle Hammond ‘03

Jane Hamrick William Del Hardee ‘87 Martha K. Hearn R. Elaine Henderson ‘77 Gordon E. Hendrich ‘96 J. Ronny Hill ‘71 Barbara Jean Susan Hilton ‘82 Liliane G. Hiser ‘02 Arnold J. Hite Fausteen Hodge Andrew Jacob Hogue ‘70 Robert Eugene Holman Jr. ‘73 Paul K. Hooker Gregory Winfield Horres ‘10 David A. Horton Stephen D. Hudson H. Boykin Hughes Jr. ‘70 Tara Hulsey Jairy C. Hunter Jr. R. P. Hunter Mary Palmer Hutto ‘90 ‘94 Robert Steve Ingram ‘05 Zack Aria Irick ‘68 Ronald Steven Jaicks ‘93 Yvonne D. Janik ‘93 Jay D. Jester ‘94 James R. Johnson Louise H. Johnson Jason S. Jurkowski ‘99 Ashlee Audre Kadatz ‘10 Kelly P. Kanapaux ‘94 Teri Lynn Karges Burel C. Kegley Richard L. Kemble Andrea L .King Robert J. King ‘79 Eugene Koester ‘69 Phillip M. Kornet ‘70 Jamie Rose Kuznik ‘05 Elizabeth Ann Laffitte ‘73 Linda Celestina Lang ‘98 Robin Louise Lee Linda Lewis Tanya F. Lott ‘99 Rob Roy MacGregor ‘08 Donald Mackenzie ‘76 G. Dwaine Malphrus Marilyn Jane McAfee ‘70 Leroy L. McCollum Robert L. McCutcheon ‘96 James H. McDaniel Thomas G. McDonald ‘78 Joe Wayne McMahan ‘71 Jamar Barnard Meadows ‘09 ‘12 Frankie J. Melton Jr. ‘95

Frank L. Metzger ‘85 Theresa N. Miante ‘98 Paula Miller ‘95 ‘98 Richard Wayne Mills ‘71 Janet M. Mims ‘82 Carlos A. Monteiro Brooks P. Moore ‘70 Kristin Ashley Moore ‘06 G. Brian Mullinax Deidre Jenifer Neal ‘82 Harriett Baker Neal ‘76 Rodney R. Neal ‘76 Amy Lewis Nolan ‘94 Robert John Norris ‘74 Kevin Warner Nyberg ‘90 Glenna Osier James W. Owens ‘76 Jerry Chad Owens ‘03 Keith Owens ‘73 Dana Patrick Painter ‘84 Patricia Madeline Palmer ‘11 Margaret L. M. Payne Melanie M. Pendarvis ‘85 Donald C. Plunkett Bert Pooser Richard W. Porter ‘76 Matt Provost Cynthia McCurry Putman ‘76 Ira Sidney Rainwater ‘69 Robert S. Randall Joyce Moore Rea Residence Life Melanie Gayle Reynolds-Murphy ‘75 Dennis Benjamin Risher ‘68 David Ellery Rison James E. Roberts James T. Robertson Karl J. Robinson Joel E. Rogers ‘01 Arthur James Rooney ‘74 James P. Rooney Sr. ‘72 Danny Rosado Melanie S. Ruff ‘84 Mary E. Ruppert Cynthia Hood Russell ‘78 Anthony Richard Sacco ‘75 Sara Lyles Sanders ‘75 Tyrone Sanders Sr. ‘87 Ellen Thurmond Senter ‘68 James C. Settle Elizabeth T. Shealy Jennifer E. Shearer Shery Warren Shoptaw ‘68 Jim I. Shuman ‘98 Linda E. Silvers

Donnie R. Simmons ‘77 Jessie R. Singleton ‘79 James R. Sipe ‘87 Kathy Lynn Snyder ‘77 Michelle C. Snyder-Wells ‘91 Patricia H. Southern Edward Joshua Speyers Mendel S. Stafford Jr. ‘95 Mark W. Stanton State Farm Companies Fnd. Carolena Maria Stemler ‘09 Donald R. Stephens ‘80 Theresa Stone ‘99 John Gerald Strubel ‘11 Thomas E. Stuckart ‘01 Howard M. Surface ‘68 Bertha Renee Sweatman ‘89 Darren Lee Swiggett ‘06 John H. Talbert ‘74 Ann S. Taylor Lance B. Taylor ‘03 Linda Louise S. Taylor ‘71 Michael Lauren Taylor ‘79 Trudy M. Terlinde Gloria J. Thiem Mary E. Torretta ‘03 Roger Turcotte Geneva Anne Turner ‘85 ‘89 Mildred Waltz Ulmer ‘68 Kristen Marie Valdez ‘10 John E. Varnadore ‘02 Charles E. Waddell ‘75 Weldon E. Wall Lisa R. Ward ‘94 ‘98 William L. Ward ‘90 Jennifer B. Watson ‘03 J. Scott Wells Ashley Iseman West ‘06 Cady Nell West Jonathan Landon White IV ‘10 Jeff C. Whittington Roland James Wilkins ‘82 Brenda Joyce Williamson ‘74 Debra B. Williamson Franklin H. Williamson ‘71 Donald V. Wood ‘89 Mary Elizabeth Yarborough ‘74 Fred A. Yohe Hester Young

Friends Jairy C. Hunter Jr. Club $25,000 + Ruth M. Jones William H. Neely W. Floyd Whitfield

Clif Jones Club $10,000 + W. Ed Corbin Roseann W. Drew Estate of Marguerite Gilbert Kenneth M. Evans Sam Kelly Joyce P. Mixson

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Margaret L. M. Payne Mary V. Propes-Jackson Sandra Rabon Timothy J. Spurling Brian Stark Gregory T. Troy Earl F. Wheeler

Founder’s Club $5,000 + Robert W. Ashby Mary E. Cosby Robert H. Edwards Carl William Ehmann Randy E. Eller

Richard W. Furman Wilbur E. Johnson Duncan L. McGoogan V. Lynn Singleton Boyce L. Smith Michael L. Taylor Johnny E. Ward William A. Weathersbee Kevin B. Welch Jeff C. Whittington

President’s Club $1,000 + Charles B. Angle Jim B. Apple

EdiVania F. Arena Guy Artigues Charles R. Bailey Donald P. Balderson Diane B. Barton Paul B. Barton Kenneth M. Betsch G. David Bishop Mary Ann Bishop William A. Blanton John G.P. Boatwright Paul S. Bolen A. Kennerley Bonnette Jill Boorman Curtis B. Boswell

Bret L. Bremberg Robert J. Brinson Jason H. Brittain David Brown R. Keith Brown Jeff Buchko Jesse Franklin Bullard Todd Bulwinkle Lisa B. Burbage Barbara Horton Caldwell Robert A. Caldwell Paul G. Campbell Richard K. Carlisle R. Jason Caskey Wade T. Caughman

Kay C. Cauthen B. F. Celek Kevin Roscoe Chafin Cary Chastain Reginald Chesson Patti A. Childress Jeffrey J. Coghlan William C. Collins Jacob Cook Sarah Corbin Brett A. Corder Chip Crane F. Rudy Cullum Henry D’Antonio Daniel W. Davis

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Presidential Council Member Joey Dorsett Dennis E. Drew R. Malcolm Edwards Frances Faile George Scott Fennell Peter Freissle Faythe R. Furman James C. Furman Suzanne Gasque Estate David Gerhardt Mike Giunta Ronnie M. Givens James H. Goodman Richard L. Gritzuk Larry K. Grooms John B. Gurley Kim L. Hairfield John L. Hall Tony E. Hall John A. Hamrick Jr. Randolph H. Harley William C. Haselden Raymond W. Hawes Martin Healy Paul J. Heinauer Charles W. Hester Eric Hinton Charles F. Hiser John A. Hodges Diomede F. Hollingsworth Daniel Hollstegge Paul K. Hooker Vincent E. Hoover Jackie Horton Samuel M. Horton Daniel M. Jaicks James K. Jarrett C. David Jones Joseph Kassim John H. Keener Lane S. Kelley Edward M. Kennedy James W. Kirkpatrick Judith C. Kneece Hetz Tom Leonard C. Dale Lusk R. Hunt MacMillan Emory S. Main G. Dwaine Malphrus James T. Martin Franklin G. Mason Jack N. McCathern Douglas G. McElveen Douglas W. McFarland H. Chapman McKay Troy A. Mcleod Chris Miller Kip D. Miller Cecil Mills John Mitchell Sue E. Mitchell Mike Montei James A. Moody Julian C. Moore

Polly L. Moore Travis Michael Moore,CFP, AAMS Hazel A. Moorer Colleen M. Moring Robert F. Motley Jeff Nickles Christopher Niebuhr J. Edward Nolan Robert W. Odom John S. Olson Bobby F. Ott Freda T. Ott Kay Coker Ott-Ward James L. Parker William Hamilton Pieper Bert Pooser Tony Pope Robert L. Pratt Matt Provost Albertine Radding David R. Ramey Robert S. Randall Douglas A. Reeves Charles F. Rhodes Jeanine G. Rhodes Robert D. Robbins Michael G. Roberts Karl J. Robinson Malcolm N. Robinson William M. Robinson Claudia W. Sanders Dale Saulisbury Vito A. Scarafile Robert Scharstein Elizabeth T. Shealy Alan W. Smith Mark M. Smith James D. Southern Jeremy M. Stipkala Randall K. Sturkey Ann S. Taylor Gloria J. Thiem Jennifer H. Thiem Mark R. Thomson W. Rosser Thrash John D. Trout George L. Tupper Elizabeth Diane Walker James W. Walker Harold H. Wall Steve E. Ward J. Emory Ware Charles K. Warren Edward W. Weekley William A. Whatley James Rick White William G. White Walter R. Whitman Robert C. Whitten Charles A. Williams Henry Williams Jerry M. Williams Mevelyn Williams

Michael E. Williams Michael G. Williams Gary Windler W. Stovall Witte Joe R. Wren C. Ray Wrenn John W. Wyndham Joe Young

Donors Monica A. Abrams P. Abrams Robert J. Abrams Shirley W. Adams Cheryl Addy James D. Adkinson James M. Adkinson Jane Aherne Dennis J. Alfonso Harry E. Altman Debra L. Ambrose John B. Andriulli Anonymous John Appelhans Rebecca M. Arceneaux Tammy Arceneaux Ashley Arnsdorff Carol A. Astle Charles F. Austin Martha J. Bailey Katherine R. Baker Lee T. Baker Phillip E. Baker Ellen B. Ballard J. C. Ballew Frank L. Barkley Martha F. Barkley Kathryn Barr Robert F. Barrs Alex Battle Tony R. Baxley Barbara O. Beach Kara Beane Elizabeth Ashley Bell James W. Bell Linda Bell Russell Bell Luther Benjamin Earl F. Bennett Christoper R. Berry Robert J. Betz Roberta Betz Fox Beyer Margaret Blackwell Carolyn Blalock Lois A. Blankenship Joy Bocks Michael A. Boncoddo Mark A. Bonnette Wade Boone David L. Borne David B. Boswell Winslade A. Bowen Lucy P. Bowick

William P. Bowick Mary T. Bowles Dorothy F. Bozeman Darrell Bragg Britt H. Branton Mark E. Breslin Rachel T. Brezeale Robin Bridges Johnnie L. Briggs Tom Brounk Alan Brown Florence G. Brown Jodi Brown James S. Bruno Hoyt Bryson Randall L. Buchanan Brendan P. Buckley Padraic J. Buckley Stephen Budway Janice Patrice Burch L. J. Burckhalter Willetta Burges T. L. Burgess Dorothy K. Busbee William C. Butt William M. Cameron Deanne C. Canaday Lois M. Canaday Richard L. Canady Deborah Canfield Reginald Capers Robert T. Carlson Robert C. Carlson Terry E. Carlson Frankie R. Carr Carl E. Carson Kitty Carson Tyrus Carson Bobby Lee Carter Kevin Carter S. E. Carter John Carullo John E. Casey Richard Barry Casselman Tommy B. Cauthen Judith A. Chamberlain Melanie Chandler Douglas O. Chapman Leslie C. Chapman Al Chatman Donald G. Clark Sammy R. Clatworthy Frederick Claussen John C. Click Ron Cochran Patricia Coe Kari Ann Collett John Collins Charles F. Compton Dossie M. Connelly Alexis L. Conner Bonnie W. Constantine Ernest N. Cooksey Shirley T. Corbett

Piggly Wiggly Carolina Company A chain of grocery stores founded in 1947 in Charleston, South Carolina, Piggly Wiggly Carolina Company has grown to be the largest employee-owned retail company in the state. We have more than 100 stores and more than 4,000 employee owners throughout South Carolina and coastal Georgia.

Proud to contribute to the academic environment of Charleston Southern University as a Presidential Level donor, Piggly Wiggly Carolina Company appreciates the support shown to our company by CSU alumni, students and faculty through the years, with two stores less than four miles from the CSU campus and others located in communities where Piggly Wiggly serves the needs of proud Buccaneers where they work and live.

The Piggly Wiggly executive leadership team includes proud CSU alum and Executive Vice President, Bill Edenfield, along with Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President, Sandra Rabon, who serves on the CSU Board of Visitors Presidential Council. Piggly Wiggly invests in CSU to help educate students and prepare them to perform as future business leaders who will model the achievements of Bill and Sandra.

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Judith A. Cornella Lucy B. Cornett John F. Cornnett Claybon B. Council Charles E. Cox Mary Cox Michael G. Cox William S. Cox Lola Faye Craig Wayne M. Creech Daniel L. Cripe Charles C. Curran Richard F. Dame Donald E. Daniels Jerry Davenport Virginia M. David Linda M. Davidson Susan H. Davis Barbara M. Dear Brian DeBoy Diane E. DeBoy Richard Decker E. L. Deighan Melanie Deighan Danielle Demanche Sue Demeter D. Joan Denlinger Hal G. Dennis Barbara A. D’Ercole Theresa P. DeTerlizzi James M. Deveaux Regina D. Devlin K. A. Distefano Alma Djumisit William B. Donald Betty A. Dorsett Angela D’Ostroph Norma D’Ostroph Ray D’Ostroph Clark O. Dowdy James G. Dowdy William A. Dowdy Travis Dowers G. Bryan Drafts John P. Drafts Mary Z. Dubose James H. Dunn Marnie B. Dunn April Durrett Deborah Dwyer Patricia L. Early Edward L. Easterlin Elizabeth B. Eaton Melvin Edmonds Aaron H. Efird Greg Elliott Billy T. Elmore Ellis A. Elmore Steven L. England James Ray Epting Mitzi R. Epting Harry Ericson Linda S. Erwin Freddie Evans

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Deborah W. Ewers Sheila A. Fair David Faircloth Donna H. Falkner Steven L. Farmer F. Ralph Faulling Bob Feits Neil H. Fick Gerald M. Finkel Arnold Paul Fish Carol S. Forsberg Alexander J. Fortosis Beverly Fountain Marc Franzen David Freudenheim Carolyn Fuhs Olin E. Gambrell James L. Gardner Errol Garren Beverly Gates Gertrude Gehrig Rob Gehring Matthew B. Gentry H. Brooks Gerardi Terry C. Gettier Susan P. Giardina Wimberly Edwards Giardina Edwin F. Giles Audrey Gilliam Daniel W. Gilliam Terry Gillyard LaWanda G. Glears Marilyn Glears Kathleen M. Gleiter Melanie MacMillan Glenn Susan Wilson Glenn Lee Glover June P. Goble Kimberly Golden Lloyd D. Good Stephen E. Gordon Kelly Gossard Dennis G. Grady Frances Graham John T. Grambling Winford Grant Karen Gray Michael P. Gray Ryan L. Gray Raymond Green T. G. Gregory Daniel J. Griffin Thomas D. Griffin Oscar Grijalva James Grubb Don Grudzinski Constance M. Gunther Eleanor R. Gunther Mark Gunther Steven M. Gunther Jesse Hagaman John F. Haggerty Ronald Hall Ellen E. Haller Sallie W. Hambright James H. Hamby Virginia A. Hamilton-Hartzog

Jane Hamrick Mary Ruth Hare Charles F. Harmon Scott B. Harrison Brandon Hartranft Jeffrey Scott Hartung Carolyn A. Harvey Linda Hauff Julia M. Hauser Sharon A. Healy Joe Hermanson John M. Hess Nancy Russell Hester Robert Hetz Harold R. Hicks Jo Ann Hicks Mickey Hicks Todd Hicks W. Todd Hicks Michael D. Higginbothem David Higgins Mary T. Higgins William T. Higgins Richard L. High Christopher Hill Ronald R. Hill Wanda M. Hill W. D. Hillen Clifford H. Hineline Ted L. Hodges Terry Hoff Walter T. Holdsworth Sam Holeman English M. Holland Janet H. Hollar Robert L. Holleman Mary Alice Hollinshead Chester H. Holmes Catherine E. Holtman Lee Honsinger Audra Hootman R. Gary Hopkins Francine D. Hoyt Jody P. Huddleston Emma M. Hudson Gary L. Huhnerkoch John T. Hulvey Harold J. Hunt R. P. Hunter William R. Hutchisson Sue K. Hyler Robert Lee Ison David E. Jackson M. Dean Jendro John H. Jenkins Jennifer Jensen Cheryl Johnson Gary C. Johnson J. Greg Johnson Joseph P. Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Patricia C. Johnson Ronald F. Johnson Sage B. Johnson Stephanie R. Johnson Terry Johnson Charles Johnston

Chris Johnston Mary E. Johnston Ronnie Johnston Tommye Johnston Myrtle F. Jones S. J. Jurgens Stephen E. Kane Madge M. Keeter James G. Keller John F. Keller Richard L Kemble Barbara A. Kemper Herbert Kennedy Carolyn S. King Richard E. King Craig Kinnison Frank W. Kish Jeffrey Kittrell Lila M. Kitzmiller Bill Kline Edward Klinger Mary Klinger Sheila K. Klinger Sylvia Klinger Sharon Konopka Kenneth L. Kreider Marianne Kuhn Robert M. Kuzdale Daniel Lackland Ann Laffitte Norris L. Laffitte Alma Jean Lambert Joanne M. Lamson Jane R. Landreth Hugh C. Lane David L. Latham John H. LaVenice Mike L. Lavenice Vivian Lawrence Carrie Lecuyer Robin Louise Lee Many C. Lekovich Sharron C. Lent Cynthia L. Leroux Robert L. Lester Gene Lewis Linda Lewis John N. Libertowski Yolanda Libertowski Keith Liner Robert E. Liner John Linge Dinos Liollio Grady Little Jesse Lodge Clinton E. Logan Kenneth W. Lott W. Henry Lovin Pamela K. Lowery Harry Lozon Alexander Lucas Roger H. Lyle Sandra H. Malkin Rhonda B. Marcum Harry C. Marshall Anthony Martin Charles W. Martin

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Helen S. Martin Karen Martin Merilyn E. Martin Peter J. Maschka Charles E. Masters Tommy Mathis Diane Matlock Harold B. Mayes John W. McAlhany Mary Kay McCarthy Phil McClain Steve McCombs J. Ben McCutcheon James H. McDaniel Raymond McKenna John McKissick Darrin R. McLean Jerome F. McMahon William G. McMaster Jeanan G. McNary Lane McRae Tamela L. Meadows Michael G. Medcalf Steve Mendenhall James G. Merchant Mary E. Merchant James M. Merritt Gary Metcalfe Charles Mickley Virginia W. Milam Andrew G. Miller Daniel J. Miller Lucy J. Mills David Mindler Barbara L. Mines Jeanne T. Mitchell Nobie Mitchell G. M. Mitchum Carolyn W. Mizzell Dennis Mizzell Diane L. Moessner Fairy S. Moore James H. Moore Leslie A. Moreland Timothy S. Moses Janice E. Moulder Steve Mounce Julie W. Moxley Mary Ann Mulhall John C. Muller Paul S. Mullette Mary Ann Munoz Kathleen Munson J.R. Murphy Jay Murphy Jerry Murphy Mary Jo Neal W. Lewis Neal Roger M. Newsome James Nieman Mark D. Noeldner John J. Nokes Jennifer H. Noles Robert Novello Jose’ A. Noy Regina Nunnally Betty L. Oglesby

James J. Olmstead Gary L. Olson Glenna Osier Diane F. Outen Myra R. Overbey Betty W. Owen David Cory Owen Miriam C. Owen Jerry E. Owens Lance Owens Marion J. Padgett Gary E. Palmer Robert G. Palmer Jim Pascutti Lewis J. Pate Betty S. Patterson James R. Patterson Vivian J. Patterson Montserrat R. Peralta Ron Piccione Mary M. Pickney Daneen A. Pieper Joan M. Pierce Phillip Pippin Michael J. Piti Angela C. Pittman Robin A. Poai Frederic H. Pons Jane Popeleski Theresa M. Powell Timothy G. Prater Claudius H. Pritchard Patricia H. Propst Tom Propst Sue Pruitt Julie M. Qualkinbush Darlene W. Quattlebaum Robert C. Quinn Linda Rabinowitz Eric E. Radabaugh John M. Rankin Robert E. Ratliff Ann Rauton K. W. Ray Kathleen Raymond Dissinger Reed Lelia M. Reed Douglas Reeder Hazel M. Reeves Terry Reichard Thomas R. Revels N. Yvonne Rhetta Jack W. Rhodes Sonja Pinckney Rhodes JanIe J. Riley Denis Rinkacs Denny Rinkacs Josef Ripsam Humberto L. Rivero George E. Robb Lois A. Robb James Roberts James T. Robertson David Ray Robinson Jon M. Rogers Jeanine Rogozinski Dwight E. Rohrer

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Tommy E. Roland Sean K. Rooney Danny Rosado Charles A. Rosenberger Terry Rother G. Steve Rountree John Roys Marzelle W. Ruczko Trey Ruczko Frank H. Rudd Rudolph B. Rustin William Joseph Ryan Paul Sanders Loyda L. Santiago Amos N. Sauder Carl Sauder Edith Sauder J. Donald Sauder Jason Daniel Sauder Norman L. Sauder Brian G. Saxon Carolyn Scarpa Virginia A. Schaefer Elizabeth C. Schuh John R. Scibal B.H. Scroggs J. P. Sell Americo Shardella Joan G. Shelor Cheryl D. Sherman Ned Shows Choo Sian Ng John A. Sieber David Sim Alice L. Simmons Barbara K. Simmons Sophia Simmons Bill Sims Lloyd E. Sineath Peggy Sineath Stephen I. Skersick John E. Smith Mary K. Smith Peggy A. Smith Roger L. Smith Wilbur Smith Galen E. Snider Jeffrey L. Snider Marvin R. Snyder Bill Southerland John M. Spearman Mardelle E. Spears Mark G. Spears Michael A. Spears Bill Spencer Gary Spurio David Stafford Patricia A. Stafford Mark W. Stanton B.J. Staten Bobby L. Staten Dennis J. Steele Glenn Steele Michael F. Steller B. Wiley Stephens Katherine Stewart Pharene T. Stickney

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Diana O. Still Evan Clay Still Ida Mae Still Charles W. Strauss Dale Struksnes Carol J. Strunk Frank Strunk Nathan B. Sullivan Parker W. Swan Lloyd R. Swarr John M. Swindler Rhonda M. Tatton Thomas V. Taylor Angela Taylor-Batiste James E. Teal Otto Tertinek Juanita S. Thomas Jonny R. Thompson Pamela Thompson Thomas Thrift Sarah B. Tilden Robert J. Tilidetzke Keely G. Tracy Sandra L. Tracy Robert W. Trenor Frank L. Trombley John C. Trone Deborah C. Truitt Karen W. Truitt Roger Truitt Roger Turcotte Andrew Turner Jewel Tyler Mary E. Tyler Alan R. Tyner Karen M. Ullian James L. Vause Linda Lee Waco Madeline A. Walker W. Garrett Walker Weldon E. Wall Rodney C. Ward William S. Ware Wayne Waters Julie P. Watkins Watson Keith Watts Michelle B. Watts Bubba Way and Family Rachel P. Weathers Stephen H. Weathers Amy & Brittany Weaver Mary W. Webb Edna Weber Debra K. Weiker Patricia A. Wells Denise L. Wenger John O. Wesner G. D. West Sheila M. West Cameron C. Weston Gary Wheeler Mary V. White Shirley Whitfield Lance A. Whittaker Liticia Whitten Wienckowski Family

Shelia B. Wilkes Philip C. Wilkins Samantha C. Wilkins Stephen R. Wilkins Mary C. Williams Robert J. Williams Bradford M. Wilson William G. Wilson Roberta A. Wirth Denise F. Wise James J. Wise Tonya Wise John H. Witzmann H. Kurt Wohltjen L. B. Woodall Neil R. Woodall Rachel S. Woodall Tim Woodall David Worrell Tim Wright Yvonne D. Yerbury Melanie P. Young

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South Carolina Federal Credit Union Scott Woods â&#x20AC;&#x201C; President & CEO of South Carolina Federal Credit Union (SCFCU), located in Charleston, S.C., since 2004.

Prior to accepting this role, he served as Chief Financial Officer of SCFCU, Chief Financial Officer of SRP Federal Credit Union, Chief Financial Officer of S.C. Telco Federal Credit Union and as a Senior Financial Institution Auditor with KPMG Peat Marwick, CPAs. Woods received his Bachelorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Degree in Accounting and Finance from the College of Charleston and his MBA in Finance from Auburn University. Woods is also a graduate of the Southeast Regional Credit Union Management School, the Credit Union National Association Financial Management School and holds both Certified Public Accountant and Certified Internal Auditor certificates.

Woods currently serves as chairman of the board of the First Carolina Corporate Credit Union and serves on the Executive Committee of the board of the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce as well as on the boards of Palmetto Cooperative Services, LLC, the South Carolina ACH Association and Indirect Lending Services, LLC. Woods also serves on the Community Investment Council of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and the Governmental Affairs Committee of the Credit Union National Association.

He is a member of the South Carolina Credit Union Management Association, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, South Carolina Associations of Certified Public Accountants and the Institute of Internal Auditors.

Woods has previously served as chairman of the board for the South Carolina Credit Union League, chairman of the board of trustees of Charleston Southern University and on the Executive Committees of the Carolinas CFO Council and the Carolina Low Country Red Cross. He also serves as a trustee for, and past-chairman of the deacon body of Fort Johnson Baptist Church in Charleston, S.C.

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Faculty, Staff & Coaches Jairy C. Hunter Jr. Club $25,000 + Jairy C. Hunter Jr.

President’s Club $1,000+ David Baggs Robert Luke Blackmon William P. Bowers Richard B. Brewer ‘77 ‘96 Carol Jean Drowota John B. Duncan Graydon Gray Sandra H. Hughes ‘89 Jeryl W. Johnson James H. Jones Donald L. Martin Jr. Janet M. Mims ‘82 James E. Roberts William L. Ward ‘90 Debra B. Williamson Mela Wyeth

Donors Lester M. Anderson Julia H. Ard William Todd Ashby Pamela Carlton Banas Nancy R. Barendse Nicola J. Barrs Rachelle M. Bouronich ‘99 ‘06 Mary Elizabeth Boyle ‘08 James Jerome Bradley Leita Brazzell Valerie K. Bullock Nancy B. Canavera

Churches President’s Club $1,000 + Sauldam Baptist Church Seacoast Christian Community Church Inc

Donors Ashley River Baptist Church Bethel Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Church Cathedral of Praise Covenant Baptist Church Cudd Memorial Baptist Elgin Baptist Church First Baptist Church - Columbia, S.C. Grace Christian Fellowship Lucille Anderson SS Class Riverbluff Church Shady Grove Baptist Church Union County Camp

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Enid R. Causey ‘73 Donald Clerico Karen Diane Collins Ethel L. Croft Christie Faircloth-Dixon Jacqueline T. Fish Elizabeth Ann Fleming ‘97 Blake R. Freeland Linda Gooding Liliane B. Gresham ‘02 Michael Timothy Hammond David T. Heldreth Jr. Patricia P. Herrmann Arnold J. Hite

Tara Hulsey Juliana L. Johnson ‘08 Dolores Jones Janet Wiles Joslin ‘82 Eugene Koester ‘69 Timothy Lee Langford Mary K. Luton Barbara Mead Jay Owen Mills Rex W. Nestor ‘95 Myrna K. Nicolette Amy Lewis Nolan ‘94 Shirley H. Nuckolls James W. Owens ‘76

Linda F. Parker Cynthia McCurry Putman ‘76 Joyce Moore Rea Cathryn Broderhausen Roys Jennifer E. Shearer Henry N. Small Beverley Spitler John Gerald Strubel ‘11 Melinda A. Walker ‘81 Ann M. Watson ‘96 ‘01 Lisa Ann Webb ‘10 Cady Nell West Fred L. Worthy

Matching Companies The corporations listed made matching gifts to the University on behalf of their directors, officers, employees and retirees who also made personal contributions to Charleston Southern.

Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Harold H. Adams Jr. ‘69

AT&T Foundation Stancil O. Wise Jr. ‘74

Ayco Charitable Foundation Anonymous

Bank of America Foundation Larry Wesley Weathers ‘72

Harris Foundation Thomas A Pietsch ‘83

MeadWestvaco Foundation Janice Adkins Franks ‘91

Milliken & Company Boyce L Smith III Charles K. Warren

State Farm Comp. Foundation William A. Blanton Thomas W. Edwards Jr. ‘75 Troy Wayne Herndon ‘69 John P. Tankersley ‘88

The Stanley Works Barry Sullivan Armstrong ‘68

Verizon Foundation Mark W. Stanton

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Businesses, Organizations and Foundations

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Businesses, organizations and foundations contribute to Charleston Southern on their own or through a matching gift.

John A. Hamrick Club $100,000 + Baptist Foundation of S.C. William Randolph Hearst Foundation

Jairy C. Hunter Jr. Club $25,000 + Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, Inc. Jenzabar Foundation Lettie Pate Whitehead Fnd., Inc. M B Kahn Construction Co Inc. Roper St. Francis Healthcare Whitfield Family Charitable Trust Young Clement & Rivers LLP

Clif Jones Club $10,000 + Aramark Food Services Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Ayco Charitable Foundation BANa Bottling Co. Charles Koch Foundation Coastal Com. Fnd. of S.C. CSU Women’s Council Force Protection, Inc. National Western Life Insurance Co. Piggly Wiggly Carolina Co. Inc. Post & Courier Foundation S.C. Federal Credit Union The Belle W. Baruch Foundation Trident Medical Center Wingate by Wyndham (CSU)

Founder’s Club $5,000 + BB&T Charleston Men’s Chorus G C A Services Group Moe’s SW Grill Pepsi Bottling Group Pleasant Places Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. S.C. Independent Colleges S.C. Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center Select Health State Farm Companies Foundation

President’s Club $1,000 + AT&T Atlantic Palms Baird Transport Bank of America Banks Construction Company Benefit Controls of the Southeast

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Berkeley Electric Cooperative Berlin G. Myers Lumber Co. Blue Cross Blue Shield C B C of Charleston Carolina Eastern Inc. Carolina One Real Estate Carolina Waste Services, LLC ChevronTexaco Products Co. Consolidated Mailing Services,LLC CSU President’s Golf Tournament D. L. Scurry Foundation Dorchester County Medical Society East Bay Deli East Cooper Baptist Church Enterprise Rent-A-Car - Summerville Fast Signs First Citizens Bank First Federal of Charleston First National Bank of S.C. FOS Design Harris Foundation Hill Construction Services of Charleston Inc. Hoove Group, Inc. Kindred Hospital Lexus Development, Inc. Limehouse Produce Company Low Country Forest Prod. Inc. LS3P Associates LTD McAlister-Smith Funeral Home MeadWestvaco-Forestry Milliken & Company National Christian Foundation Park Sterling Bank Polydeck Screen Corp.

Premier Physical Therapy Prime Line IPS Production Design Asso., Inc. Robert Bosch Corporation Sam Group, Inc. Samson Sales, Inc. Saulisbury Business Machines S.C. Bank and Trust Seagrove Associates, LLC Security Management of S.C. Sew ‘N Sew Showa Denko Carbon, Inc. Sigma Theta Tau Southern Mutal Church Insur.

Sun Printing Trident Construction Co., Inc. Trident Pain Center PA Tri-State Printing Turner & Padget United Way of the Midlands University Ventures, LLC Venture Aerobearings Waccamaw Community Foundation Windcharles, LLC Wolfe Funeral Home, Inc.

Donors

A Services Group, LLC AT&T Foundation Atlantic Bedding and Furniture Bank of America Foundation Bell of Harleyville, LLC Bill Mugg Company, Inc. Carolina Children’s Dentistry Carolina Insurance Consultants Charleston Crab House Chick-fil-A at Northwoods Communications & Surveillance ConocoPhillips Cruz Fox LLC DOR Sports, Inc. Drs. Norman, Obeck and Foy Dry-Tech, Inc. S.C. Edisto Baptist Association English Department Fain’s Welding Company, Inc. Fekete Associates Inc. Finkbine Family Dental, LLC Finkel Law Firm, LLC GA Communications Goff D’Antonio Assoc. Ltd. Griffis Development, Inc. Haddrell’s Point Tackle and Supply Interstate Management and Investment Corp.

JKM Inc. Maintain Landscaping, Inc. Margaret Donaldson Interiors Master Repair, Inc. McSwain-Evans Funeral Home, Inc. MeadWestvaco Foundation Metro Electric Co., Inc. Oak Hollow Tire Overland Construction Co., Inc. Palmetto Officials Association Payne & Williams Inc. Precept Construction LLC Prosperity Drug Company Prosthetic & Orthotic Asso.

Riser, McLauren & Gibbons, LLP Roberts’ Golf Shop Roofmeister Sams and Sams Atty PA Simmons Barber Shop Sing Heating Company Smith Therapy Services Southern Mutual Church Insure. Co. Sun, Inc. T & T Inc. TE21, Inc. The Handy Mart, II The Stanley Works Tina Marie Inc. Trident United Way Ulliman Schutte Const., LLC USC Hotel Associates, LLC Verizon Foundation Williford Insur. Group, Inc.

The Jenzabar Foundation The Jenzabar Foundation is a public charity that fosters a culture of service and educates and inspires future generations to create a better world. The Foundation issues grants to institutions of higher education and other charitable organizations that recognize and support the good works and humanitarian efforts of student leaders domestically and across the globe.

The annual Jenzabar Foundation Student Leadership Awards honor student groups and their respective leaders for demonstrating a commitment to making a difference through community service or humanitarian endeavors.

Grants are given out to each of the honored groups or activities.

Robert A. Maginn Jr., Chairman of the Jenzabar Foundation and CEO of Jenzabar, Inc., a leading provider of software, services and strategies for higher education, founded the Foundation to extend his commitment to colleges and universities beyond a vendor relationship.

Over the last five years, The Jenzabar Foundation has issued more than 700 grants totaling over $2 million.

Please visit www.thejenzabarfoundation.org for more information.

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In Honor of / In Memory of The University is pleased to receive gifts from individuals and companies who find such a gift to be a fitting way to honor or remember a friend or family member. Gifts were made to CSU by alumni and friends in honor or memory of the following individuals in italics.

In Honor of

In Memory of

Carol Hogue Pamela Carlton Banas

A. J. Sineath John E. Smith

Collin Drafts Greg Elliott

A.J. & Jean Sineath Florence G. Brown

Diane Billings Pamela Carlton Banas

Alice Southern Karen Diane Collins

Dolores Jones Richard F. Dame

Alvin Clifton Archie Franchini ‘73

Dr. Celeste Pottier Pamela Carlton Banas

Barbara C. & Eugene Blitch Richard Wayne Mills ‘71

George Shaw Charles C. Curran

Betty Spagnolia Archie Franchini ‘73

Jim Mass Carrie J. Maas’ 94

Brenda Johnson Ashley River Baptist Church Lucy P. Bowick William P. Bowick Leita Brazzell Alan Brown Karen Diane Collins Virginia A. Hamilton-Hartzog Bill Kline William L. Ward ‘90 Mary W. Webb

Margaret L.M. Payne President’s Club ($1,000 +) R. Hunt MacMillan Donors Melanie MacMillan Glenn William G. McMaster Payne & Williams Inc. Matthew J. Parker President’s Club ($1,000 +) John B. Gurley

Carlos & Mary Webb Roger Truitt

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mills Richard Wayne Mills ‘71

Carol Fort David E. Thiem ‘05

Sarah McRae Hawkins Lane McRae

Charles F. Rhodes Jr. President’s Club ($1,000 +) B. F. Celek

Skip and Barbara Owens Richard W. Porter ‘76 Valerie Sessions PhD Paul K. Hooker Victor M. Varner Mary Elizabeth Yarborough ‘74

Darlene Sacco Anthony Richard Sacco ‘75 David B. Boswell Edwin Carl Burrell ‘68 Lucille Anderson SS Class

James L. Vause

Frankie J. Melton ‘95

Deanna Y. Avant Wanda M. Hill

James B. Boswell J. C. Ballew Karen Diane Collins Lola Faye Craig Wilbur Smith

Dr. Tunis Romein Dolores Jones Erlise Blackburn Ellen B. Ballard Richard B. Brewer ‘77 ‘96 William C. Butt Karen Diane Collins Goff D’Antonio Assoc. Ltd. David E. Jackson Hugh C. Lane Rhonda B. Marcum Margaret Donaldson Interiors Helen S. Martin J. Ben McCutcheon Jay Owen Mills Marion J. Padgett Jewel Tyler Mary E. Tyler Evelyn Brasher Katherine R. Baker Frances F. Jurkowski Jason S. Jurkowski ‘99 Frances Moffett Conoly Jairy C. Hunter Jr. Club $25,000 + George C. Conoly ‘72 Gaffney Goodwin Archie Franchini ‘73 Harry & Bertha Tallon President’s Club ($1,000 +) Joseph F. Tallon ‘69 Henry & Willie Talbert John H. Talbert ‘74

Jenelle Poppell David E. Thiem ‘05 Justin Cope Valerie K. Bullock Kevin Keyes Karen D. Keyes ‘95 Lisa Sineath Betty S. Patterson Lloyd Altig Keith Owens ‘73 Margaret Gilmore Martha F. Barkley Dolores Jones Mary Lou Franchini Graham Archie Franchini ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. John Wesner Jr. John O. Wesner Mr. & Mrs. L.H. Shoptaw Shery Warren Shoptaw ‘68

Norman Rollins Sr. Archie Franchini ‘73 Paul W. Jones Archie Franchini ‘73 Pearl Ellen Wuorinen Mark W. Stanton Ralph “Buck” Bell Mrs. Lalla Lee Campsen Robert Baker Karen Diane Collins Romaine Porter James W. Owens ‘76 Richard W. Porter ‘76 Shirley Kemp Archie Franchini ‘73 W. Norris Lightsey Ann Laffitte Walter K. Wuorinen Mark W. Stanton William Bedenbaugh President’s Club ($1,000 +) Seagrove Associates, LLC William Edward Johnson David E. Thiem ‘05

Mr. & Mrs. Norman Gilbert Clif Jones Club $10,000 + Estate of Marguerite Gilbert Nell L. Laffitte Ann Laffitte

Hope R. Melton

W. Ashley Thiem Gloria J. Thiem

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Alumni Giving - Graduate Degrees Gifts from alumni of our master’s programs by class 2012

2003

1994

Jovan Woodley Jamar Barnard Meadows

President’s Club $1,000 + Lester Lee Moulder

David Lee Evans Mary Palmer Hutto

2011

2002

1993

Clif Jones $10,000 + Troy B. Hall

Albetta W. Rembert Chentell T. Wren

President’s Club $1,000 + J. Scott Shepherd

President’s Club $1,000 + Michael Edward McCann

2001

Donors Ernie F. Battle Merry S. Boone Tim O. Craig Lorraine R. Knight Jane B. Norris William F. Whitfield

Donors Byron Lee Bass

2010 Albert Paul Britnell Trenton Griffith Drafts Joseph Jason Frazier Sandra Deneise Gilliard Lisa Ann Webb

2009 Kirby Lee Johnson

2008 Brian Robert Clarity Ivone Gilliard-Brown Jeannie Coulter Jefferson Juliana Londono Johnson Tamara Michelle Odom

2007 Terrie Lynn Millard

2006 Rachelle M. Bouronich Melicent M. Middlebrook Marcie Lynn Wessinger

2005 Tiffany Lyn Gritzuk Mark Daniel Ames Cheryl Ann Heiselman

2004 Founder’s Club $5,000 + Stephen Lawrence Gritzuk President’s Club $1,000 + Gene Michael Corvino Donors Tiffany Ciuca DuPree Laura Xiong Harkins

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Ida Melissa Peterson Annette Bultema Pettyjohn Gregory A. Ruby Ann M. Watson

2000 Sandra P. Baney Andrew J. Diana Byron C. Rodgers

1998 President’s Club $1,000 + Eugene William Sanders Steven S. Marshall

1992 Maree Elena Rogers

1991 Janice Adkins Franks Karen Ray Benson

1989

Donors Theresa N. Miante Stacy Edgar Wiggins

President’s Club $1,000 + Geneva Anne Turner

1997

Jairy C. Hunter Jr. Club $25,000+ Carolyn Killen Hunter

Nancy D. Durham Chad D. Johnson Kelly J. Kennedy Leon Locklear

1996 President’s Club $1,000 + Richard B. Brewer Donors Darlene Admore Cummings Marie Josee Gagnon Gordon E. Hendrich Elizabeth Michele Hix Gerald Bernard Stinson

1995 Clif Jones Club $10,000 + Shawn Arthur Jenkins President’s Club $1,000 + Michael Kevin Alford Donors Denise Mary Barnes Dan T. Henderson Rex W. Nestor Patricia Wall Taylor

1988

1985 Elaine K. Furnari

1979 James Pearson Michael L. Taylor

1977 Odessa B. Ussery

Young Clement Rivers, LLP Young Clement Rivers, LLP is a law firm that is built on a proud heritage of Charleston legal professionals dating back to the 1960s. The firm’s high standards for quality client service include providing efficient case management, a depth of legal experience, and state-of-the-art technology to meet clients’ needs for solid legal counsel at a reasonable cost.

YCR is proud to be a charter member of ALFA International, an exclusive, global association of law firms dedicated to improving the quality and depth of legal services provided to its clients. ALFA firms represent domestic and foreign clients in service, manufacturing, financial, and professional enterprises throughout the world.

The year 2011 was transformative for Young Clement Rivers, LLP. The law firm successfully relocated from its longtime premises on Broad Street in downtown Charleston to a new building and location, in the Concord Park development on Calhoun Street. The law firm is the anchor occupant in a building that is expected to be the forerunner in the construction of a mixed-use complex consisting of retail, residential and office structures. The law firm is proud of its role in the revitalization of this beautiful area near the Charleston Harbor and the South Carolina Aquarium. Furthermore, the relocation has enhanced the law firm’s client service capabilities by facilitating the more efficient use of space and innovative technology. As a result, the law firm is well-positioned to meet the requirements of 21st century law practice.

Amidst the many changes, our attorneys and staff continue to provide excellent legal services. YCR is pleased to offer a wide variety of services, with practice groups in the following areas: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Administrative and Regulatory Law Alternative Dispute Resolution Admiralty and Maritime Banking and Business Captive Formations Commercial Litigation and Appellate Advocacy Commercial Transactions and Real Estate Community Association Law Construction Employment and Labor Health Care Insurance Coverage Products Liability Professional Liability Retail Liability Tax, Estate Planning and Probate Trucking and Transportation Workers Compensation

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Alumni Giving - Baccalaureate Degrees Gifts from alumni of our baccalaureate programs by class 2012 President’s Club $1,000 + George Edward Schaefer Donors Steven Clarence Bredesen

2011 Petrice Robinson Brown Noel Perry Rogers John Gerald Strubel

2010 Brian Jerome Bowles Levi Brooks Jennifer Jane Faulk Jarrett Edward Johns Charles Carnell McLamore II Dena Elaine Piper Jessica Charmaine Thomas

2009 Todd Philip Benjamin Kimberly Monique Nicole Brown Jason Kyle Bryant Jerri Ann Christmas Brent Allen Dennison James Nelson Hayes Brenda Dayton Lewellyn Jamar Barnard Meadows Michael Caleb Mitchell James W. Myers Gloria Elizabeth Peters Carolena Maria Stemler

2008 Joshua Mensah-Osekre Anderson Mary Elizabeth Boyle Albert Paul Britnell Kenneth William Crosby Charelle Vershawnda Davis Christopher Jerome Dugan Kevin Coleman Glears

2007 President’s Club $1,000 + Michael Edward McCann Donors Nina Rosalie Abrams Michael Pope Brodie Tradd Joseph Brodie Alison Donovan Forrer Katrina Friedman Andrew Joseph Kiddey Mitesh H. Patel

2006 Adam Monroe DeGraffenreid Joseph Jason Frazier Stephanie L. W. Ganaway-Pasley Andrew Christopher Godowns

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Krystal Guice Christopher Michael Jones Courtney Elizabeth Jones Kristin Ashley Moore Jessica Mole Runkle Maria M. Sutherland Darren Lee Swiggett

2005 President’s Club $1,000 + Thomas Franklin Crumpton Christopher Michael Lanoue Donors Margaret Jo Elizabeth Banas Kimberly Michele BussinahCapracotta Marie Rose Dominguez Trenton Griffith Drafts Kristopher Paul-Leigh Head Robert Steve Ingram Brian Keith Joslin Jamie Rose Kuznik David E. Thiem

2004 President’s Club $1,000 + Peter J. Copeland Donors Royce Bowman Charpia Michael John Hiott Caroline E. Wham Jovan Woodley

2003 President’s Club $1,000 + Keith Jones Jerry Chad Owens David R. Weiss Donors Kelly Anne Astle Darrell Barber Billy A. Boyd Kylonda Alisa Bryant Sherrie Miles Graham Tiffany Lyn Gritzuk Laura Xiong Harkins Tamara Michelle Odom Scott Robert Quigley Susanne Ratzlaff Lance B. Taylor

2002 President’s Club $1,000 + Deborah Vinson Spencer Donors Chad C. Burn Paula C. Gambrell Liliane B. Gresham James Bryan Hiers Brad Jones

John E. Varnadore Marcie Lynn Wessinger Bryson Williams

2001 Jason J. Moyer Roger R. Randolph Joel E. Rogers Michael William Stasiak Thomas E. Stuckart Leon Travis Wheaton

2000 President’s Club $1,000 + Lecius Laverne Moorer Robert E. Ott Donors Gary E. Hamby Greg Hiser Andrea Jeffcoat Linda A. Sartori-McCallister

1999 Gail M. Baxley Dawn M. Blume Rachelle M. Bouronich Allison Arreola Delaney Latricia H. Halls Jason S. Jurkowski Tanya F. Lott Tisha Harper Simmons Theresa Stone Edna Edwards Williams

1998 President’s Club $1,000 + Linda Celestina Lang Donors Reginald Becton Susan Lowder Brannock Renee Lynne Brown Adam Burke Collins Michele C. Minor

1997 Sandra P. Baney Donna F. Brasher Brian J. Burgess Helena M. Busbee Elizabeth Ann Fleming Christi L. Sinnett Bruce L. Smith Byron S. Toney

1996 President’s Club $1,000 + David V. Smith Donors Dewey H. Carpenter

Curtis B. Crowe Michael Gerald Fanning Steven B. Reed Christine Rogers Ann M. Watson

1995 Elmer Fox Julie Ann Glenn Karen D. Keyes Robert H. Liberman Frankie J. Melton Lisa Webb Morelli Renate Yost Peifer John Anthony Poston Gregory A. Ruby Mendel S. Stafford

1994 President’s Club $1,000 + Rosanne H. Christo Donors Jennifer Mary Batla Cecile L. Cothran Elizabeth Michele Hix Jay D. Jester Kelly P. Kanapaux Leon Locklear Carrie J. Maas Louise Romans Meade Amy Lewis Nolan

1993 President’s Club $1,000 + Ronald Steven Jaicks Donors Bruce Caleb Coffin Nancy Harrell Cheryl Ann Heiselman Patricia Carrie Koester Jason Davis Romano Elizabeth O. Rudy Julie Y. Chasang Santos Gregory C. Simmons Jacob D. Toler Stacy Edgar Wiggins

Janice S. Ritter Michelle C. Snyder-Wells

1990 President’s Club $1,000 + William L. Ward Scott Joseph Corvino Donors Daniel W. Cross Joseph B. Luhrs Mary Palmer Hutto Kevin Warner Nyberg Emily Lois Trevisan Gerald Bernard Stinson Bonnie Murray Bull Melvin Leroy Freeman Isaac Tuten Robinson Rebecca Harrelson Coulter Richard Morris Coulter

1989 President’s Club $1,000 + Levoy K. McCray Sandra H Hughes Donors Colleen Susanne Almoney Catherine Ann Brewer James M. Drolet Nancy D. Durham Kevin Wiley Futrell Jody Hollis Gilden Gayle Brown Jourdain Donald Stephen Stutts Donald V. Wood

1988 President’s Club $1,000 + James Bruce Gowdy John P. Tankersley

1992

Donors Hope S. Harrison Jeffery L. Johnson Charles A. Lowe Dwight Miller Riley Sandra Kleupfer Rudd Timothy Eugene Scott Patricia Wall Taylor

President’s Club $1,000 + Richard B. Daniel

1987

Donors Clyde N. Cauthen Alice Lynn Fee Barbara C. Williams

1991 Paulette Hawthorne Robin Thibaudea Henderson Laurice Furnifold Rhem William K. Richardson

James Edwin Futrell William Del Hardee Shaun W. Horn James R. Sipe Joey Lee Burnett Debrea Jean Brown Ordean Lewis Crews

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1986

1982

President’s Club $1,000 + Steven F. Essig

President’s Club $1,000 + Janet M. Mims Walter W. Smith

Donors Harold J. Bailey Peggy Skipper Benefield Dawn Denise Blizard Merry S. Boone Virginia E. Brant Angela Barnhill Carter Donovan Quintin Gonzales Ollie C. Peine Shellie W. Snider Marshall E. Stanley Rose Marie Stanley Terry Annette Stinson

1985 President’s Club $1,000 + Anthony G. Fountain Joel W. Odom Geneva Anne Turner Donors Timothy O. Blakely Cindy J. Dickerson Rex M. Divine Teresa M. Friar Glenn F. Hughes Robert Allen Lewit Frank L. Metzger Jane B. Norris David C. Peltier Melanie M. Pendarvis Robert E. Pierce Annette Riley Leo Otto Shumaker

1984 President’s Club $1,000 + Dana Patrick Painter Donors Sara F. Astin George Dean Carter Nancy R. Clemmons Elizabeth Ann Glover Stanley F. Wall

1983 President’s Club $1,000 + Thomas A. Pietsch Donors Tammy E. Pannell Marlene Ann Monusko William F. Whitfield Stephen W. Cadwallader Julia Marsh Burnes Lorraine R. Knight William M. Brailsford Kathryn A. Jennings Michael A. Sides Katherine Lenker Martin Patricia Ingrid McConnell Barbara M. Capers

Donors Katherine Huff Campbell R. Aaron Dunn Rose Marie Freeman Edwin L. Hamilton Janet Wiles Joslin Paula J. Matthews Molly Brown Myers Robert J. Patrick Donald L. Plumley Walter C. Stanton Libby Causey Turnnidge Robert L. D. Watts

1981 President’s Club $1,000 + Terry H. Ezell F. Leon Fleming Danny Johnson Donors Vickie A. Odom Belden Francine Chandler Ray Winston Colson Wayne Vestal Dasher Cynthia G. Horton Teri K. Hurst Johnny G. Rumbough Melinda A. Walker

1980 Gamewell Louis Brown Judy B. Dillow Lynn W. Douglas Merle Henson Ervin Ron Fannin Charles E. Hancock

1979 President’s Club $1,000 + Richard H. Elliott Donors Joe Collins Darlene H. Glenn Eugene Harris Joy Robert J. King Susan S. Nichols John Charles Ott Garland Curtis Parsley Marian M. Rzepkowski Lonnie H. Shull Jessie R. Singleton

1978 President’s Club $1,000 + Dennis Lamar Gore Marion E. Freeman Donors Loretta M. Atkins Joyce C. Dennis

Doris B. Gladden Sarah Braddock Johnson Michael Eugene Leverette Thomas B. Long Marion E. Neal Margie Cabading Nicolaus Cynthia Hood Russell Willie Norris Waring William Thomas West

Graduate top classes - total gifts

1995.......................................................$14,170 2011.......................................................$11,150 2004.........................................................$7,370

1977

1998.........................................................$2,775

President’s Club $1,000 + Richard B. Brewer Kenneth Berton Sandifer

1996.........................................................$1,815

Donors Carolyn H. Deal Mary C. Henry Audrey Louise Hollingsworth Betty Jean Shine Kathy Lynn Snyder Geraldine E. Steup Robert Wells

Graduate Top Classes - Total Participation

1993......................................................... 9.46%

1976 President’s Club $1,000 + Samuel E. Gandy Rodney R. Neal

1995......................................................... 8.11%

Donors Carol J. Connella Grace Elizabeth Craddock Robert Delano Crosby Mitchell E. Freeman Rebecca Gruber Hogan Donald Mackenzie James W. Owens Richard W. Porter Cynthia McCurry Putman Clyde E. Wilson

2008......................................................... 6.76%

1996......................................................... 8.11% 2010......................................................... 6.76%

Baccalaureate Top Classes - Total Gifts (in thousands)

1975 Founder’s Club $5,000 + Thomas Lee Rhodes

1969.......................................................$46,600 1972.......................................................$43,625

President’s Club $1,000 + Thomas W. Edwards William Theodore Ford Preston Eugene Garrett Donald F. Nye Harry L. Schickling John Lewis Wiggins

1975.......................................................$13,840 1970.........................................................$9,454 1971.........................................................$8,465 1968.........................................................$6,648

Donors Stewart Michael Benton Jacqueline Jenkins Doffin Willie E. Givens Kenneth Stephen Gordon Gary Lee Graham Jerome K. Jay William A. Kraemer Rita Kaye Mantooth Cecil W. Murdaugh Betty Woodham Rhodes Anthony Richard Sacco Charles E. Waddell Joyce L. Young

1973.........................................................$5,723 1985.........................................................$5,485 2003.........................................................$5,206 1982.........................................................$4,547

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Baccalaureate Top Classes - Total Participation

1971......................................................... 5.12% 1969......................................................... 4.92% 1970......................................................... 4.53% 1973......................................................... 4.13% 1975......................................................... 3.94% 1972......................................................... 3.94% 1974......................................................... 3.74% 1985......................................................... 3.15% 1968......................................................... 3.15% 2003......................................................... 2.76%

Gifts by constituency

S.C. Baptist Convention.....52.13% $1,797,221 Alumni..................................7.14% $246,158

1974 President’s Club $1,000 + John Michael Kammeyer Donors Jerry E. Beckley David Hamilton Clark Norris Cook Frank John Cuda Carolyn Wiley Finley Dean Finley Harley Thomas Henderson Paul Maxwell Hinson James Daniel Hughes Thomas Middleton LeMacks Robert John Norris Kathryn E. Parsons Arthur James Rooney Carlyle Singletary John H. Talbert Cynthia Louise Tennyson Stancil O. Wise Mary Elizabeth Yarborough

1973 President’s Club $1,000 + Joseph N. Byron Claudette McCall John Colt Ramsey

Athletics...............................5.90% $203,350

Donors Grady Gerald Brazzell John William Casey Enid R. Causey Darryl Mobley Cook Vicki Anne Flint Archie Franchini James M. Friar Martin Greenlee Gipe Kenneth Ronald Harvey Robert Eugene Holman Elaine L. Ling Doris E. Neal Richard Hampton Norris Keith Owens Harry Cameron Scarborough Ted Lee Titcomb Richard Arthur Tool George Buren West

Buildings / Equipment.........4.31% $148,746

1972

Scholarships......................15.06% $519,212

Jairy C. Hunter Jr. Club $25,000 + George C. Conoly

Corporations......................11.76% $405,427 Foundations.......................11.81% $407,098 Individuals..........................15.40% $531,069 Organizations .....................1.77% $60,892

areas of giving

Annual Fund / Unrestricted Gifts..............68.91% $2,375,996

Special Gifts........................5.82% $200,561

Total Gifts: $3,447,865 Unaudited

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Founder’s Club $5,000 + John E. Black Byron A. Reid President’s Club $1,000 + Wilson Virgil Inabinet Lester Lee Moulder James P. Rooney

Donors Ray Terrell Adams James Austin Beard Miriam Rudd Brown John Lawrence Cannon James Ronnie Clayton Robert R. Gillchrest Edward Thomas Lewis Mary E. McAmis Merry Holland Roberson H. McRoy Skipper Richard Dean Taylor James Willard Till Larry Wesley Weathers

1971 President’s Club $1,000 + Richard Wayne Mills O. L. Thompson Franklin H. Williamson Donors William T. Bailey James McCarter Bennett Elisha Henry Britt Clariece W. Brown Marion Paul Busch Charles L. Callaway William B. Daniel Harry Eugene Douty Charles Michael Fitzhenry Gordon Edward Graham J. Ronny Hill Neil Harvey Johnson Lynn F. Jordon William Whitfield King Edward Foster McLeod Joe Wayne McMahan Wiley Norman McMillan Charles Rowe Miller Wendell Walter Mohr Michael Jay Pierce Barbara Anne Skipper Peggy J. Smith Linda Louise S. Taylor

1970 President’s Club $1,000 + Ronald Edgar DeWitt John Robert Gray Brooks P. Moore V. June Scobee Rodgers Robert Edward Tisdale Donors Sibyl Cross Barnwell William H. Barron William Woodrow Bedenbaugh Laurie Franklin Bessinger Gerald Woodrow Burnett Patricia Blume Daniel Charles Clifton Davis Marvin A. Dawson

Wayne D. Goodwin Obbe Haverkamp Cherryl A. Heath Andrew Jacob Hogue H. Boykin Hughes David Warren Marshall Sarah Tuttle Moody Carol A. Poole Faye P. Winter James Lee Wyrosdick

1969 Jairy C. Hunter Jr. Club $25,000 + Harold H. Adams Founder’s Club $5,000 + Michael J. Frost President’s Club $1,000 + Daniel W. Guy Troy Wayne Herndon Joseph F. Tallon Donors Susan Morris Almond James Anthony Blanton W. M. Bryan Woodrow E. Busch Douglas R. Cargill George H. Croft Carolyn Faye Dews Richard Anthony Froom William K. Harman William Riley Hiers Laurence Legare Jenkins Mildred Eugenia Knight Eugene Koester Virginia Langford Koester Wellie Marshall McDaniel Randy Huggins Moody Ira Sidney Rainwater Ronald Alan Turner Sandra Lou Chucalo Turner John Raymond Whitten

1968 President’s Club $1,000 + Barry Sullivan Armstrong Edwin Carl Burrell Bernard Arthur Grant Ellen Thurmond Senter Donors Robert Louie Ackerman W. Martin Adams Hiram Hershel Fewox Robert Calder Gallager Zack Aria Irick Stewart Durand Maurice Richard L. Renard Dennis Benjamin Risher Maree Elena Rogers Shery Warren Shoptaw Howard M. Surface Mildred Waltz Ulmer

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Graduate Program in Organizational Management Added to Curriculum

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he College of Adult and Professional Studies has begun offering classes toward a new master of science in organizational management degree.

The master of science in organizational management is designed for career-minded professionals interested in developing skills that will prepare them for leadership and management roles in today’s business world.

Courses will utilize case studies and application scenarios as part of the critical thinking and implementation process.

Some of the unique aspects of the degree are: • Online: Offering a flexible, convenient class schedule • No prerequisites • Accelerated: (4 traditional semesters); no more than 2 classes at a time • Technology: Charleston Southern partners with Pearson Learning Solutions to leverage leading technology innovations In addition to topics such as project management, human resources management and making managerial decisions, the organizational management program will teach students the foundation of servant leadership, including how to implement the 10 characteristics of the

servant leader into business, community and professional outcomes.

Making Ethical Management Decisions will teach students to weigh consequences and responsibilities and will explore whether there is a difference between ethical business practices and ethical Christian decisions in a business setting.

Individual & Group Talent Management examines how to assess and measure talent and then manage that talent to the fullest. Students will learn how to put a strong group of individuals together to ensure a positive business outcome.

Other classes will teach students how to avoid the many potential pitfalls from the misuse of statistical methods; will examine the innovative linkages, collaboration and partnership building systems and techniques that impact the management of any new and emerging business; and will help students consider how influential decisions are made while maintaining high ethical standards that provide service to others.

To learn more about the Master of Science in Organizational Management, browse the program curriculum at charlestonsouthern.edu/ caps/MSOM_curriculum.asp

CSU expands mobile app, new website

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he University and U Mobile 360 recently released expanded features to the University’s smartphone application.

The upgrades include a new admissions module, a searchable library feature, enhanced athletic content and an emergency module.

These new features join Charleston Southern’s real-time news and events information, campus visit information and signup, video, streaming Chapel podcasts, a campus map and university directory, course catalogs, interactive polls, photo galleries and social media connections.

“Charleston Southern has employed an aggressive mobile initiative to engage and connect with our current students, future students, alumni, family and friends,” said John Strubel, director of integrated marketing. “We’re excited

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about this new communication technology.”

In late fall, CSU and OmniUpdate, the leading web content management system provider for colleges and universities in the country, will deploy Omni’s OU Campus web solution, which is used to manage more than 550 college and university websites.

Strubel said the partnership with both Straxis and OmniUpdate “marks the university’s commitment to building a solid foundation that allows us to quickly adopt current technology trends, while setting the stage for future technology trends.”

The mobile applications are free and available for iPhone and Droid smartphones and Apple’s iPad tablet.

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LifeWay donates Bibles

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ifeWay, one of the largest providers of Christian products in the world, donated 800 Holman Christian Standard Bibles to the University to be given away.

Campus Minister, Jon Davis, said, “It is a tremendous blessing and act of generosity by LifeWay. They show a true commitment to

spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ to all generations. Without their kindness, we would not be able to have such a necessary resource.”

Campus ministries staff has distributed Bibles to students and to people who have attended a Christian concert on campus.

CSU dedicates new athletic center

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By John Strubel

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inety minutes before the Buccaneers kicked off the 2012 home schedule against Jacksonville, alumni, administrators, faculty, staff and friends were gathered at the north end of the stadium to dedicate and celebrate the opening of a new athletic center.

“Football has been an extension that has allowed us to go out and share the vision of the university, to integrate faith in learning, leading and serving, and to do it on a national scope,” said head coach Jay Mills. “We are excited about where we are today, but we’re even more excited about the future.”

One by one, members of past, present and future Buccaneer football stepped forward to share their memories and their hopes for the future of the program.

“I was fortunate to be a part of this team when we won our first conference game against VMI,” said alumnus Mike McCann. “I was also fortunate enough to be on the team that won our first conference championship.”

McCann, who played safety and special teams for Charleston Southern from 2004-2008, was part of the Buccaneer teams that played Miami, Hawaii, and Miami (Ohio). “It’s a unique opportunity for these young men to play the top level of collegiate athletics. It’s exciting to know that all these games made this possible. I am so happy to be a part of this.”

The new athletic center was designed by the Charleston-based architectural firm Goff D’Antonio. Trident Construction built the Charleston Southern athletic center under the direction of project manager Todd Bullwinkle and superintendent Clay Barber.

Bullwinkle spoke to the crowd gathered at the dedication and announced the project was completed ahead of schedule and under budget, allowing CSU’s football team and coaches to move in a month prior to the season opener.

The completed Athletic Center is located on the north end of the football stadium. Photo by Kara Butler Booker Peake ’02, Antonio Simmons ’02, Paul Herman ’01, TK Keller ’02, ’09 MEd, and Chris Rollinson catch up with each other at the Athletic Center open house for former football players. Photo by Kara Butler

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“For us a construction project is like a successful athletic team or program in that it is a ‘team’ effort,” said Bullwinkle. “From our perspective this (building) is the ultimate team collaborative construction project.”

CSU leveraged this opportunity to begin some new traditions. On the floor at the center of the new locker room the Buccaneers team logo is surrounded by gold and blue markers.

No player or team is permitted to step inside the circle until game day and, only then, the ropes will be pulled away and CSU players are allowed in the area.

“That Cutlass reminds us of the past and those that came before us,” said Mills. “It recognizes the present team and builds hope for the future.”

Charleston Southern dedicated three lockers to the memories of Kevin Keyes, Eddie Gadson Jr. and Scott Wehnes, former Buccaneer student-athletes who lost their lives.

“It gives us hope and assurance that the legacy and memories will continuously touch the lives of others,” said Johnnie Keyes, mother of the late Kevin Keyes.

“This building is a tremendous statement,” said former football coach David Dowd, pointing to the new athletic center over his shoulder.

“I am so humbled to be here. The phrase I heard today -- ‘standing on the shoulders’ – whether it’s a new event, a new program, a new building is another chapter in the book of Charleston Southern University.”

The Athletic Center is phase one of a threephase building complex to benefit athletics.

Phase one houses locker rooms for football, men’s track, women’s track and training facilities.

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Callis named humanities and social sciences dean

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r. Keith Callis has been named dean of humanities and social sciences.

Most recently from Louisiana Baptist College, Callis has extensive teaching and academic administrative experience. He has served at other institutions as chair of humanities, chair of the English department and liberal studies, chair of arts and sciences and director of the honors program.

He has also worked extensively with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

“Dr. Callis is a proven Christian academic leader who will be invaluable to CSU in our faith integration efforts,” said President Jairy C. Hunter Jr.

Dr. Jackie Fish, interim vice president for academic affairs, said, “Dr. Callis brings great experience and academic background to CSU in both the role of dean of CHSS and as a professor of English. His new perspective will lead the CHSS in a strong direction.”

Callis plans to work deliberately and methodically to integrate faith and learning. “I plan to give professors the freedom to work in their strengths and with creativity,” he said.

Callis holds a BA from Lambuth College, an MA from Memphis State, an MA from Wheaton College and a PhD from Vanderbilt University. photo by Kara Butler

Heldreth recognized for volunteer work

MS in Nursing granted accreditation

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he National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission has granted accreditation to CSU’s master of science in nursing program.

The MSN program, which enrolled its first class in 2009, is a faith-based nurse educator graduate program that prepares nurses to serve in the faculty/nurse educator roles within the health care setting.

“The NLNAC accreditation for the master of science in nursing indicates the excellence of our program,” said Dr. Tara Hulsey, dean of the School of Nursing. “This acknowledges that CSU’s MSN program meets or exceeds the standards and criteria established to designate educational quality.”

The MSN curriculum prepares graduates to develop and evaluate curriculum and to effectively implement innovative teaching strategies using multiple learning formats while emphasizing the spiritual, ethical and moral dimensions of the art of nursing. The MSN degree in nursing education prepares nurses to teach at a faculty level in nursing programs as well as to accept educator positions within hospital and clinic settings.

The NLNAC Board of Commissioners also granted our nursing baccalaureate nursing program continued accreditation. The Wingo School of Nursing program is one of only 15 schools in the country chosen to pilot the integration of national quality and safety competencies into the BSN curriculum.

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r. Todd Heldreth, professor of biology, was awarded the Al Cannon Award by the Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site for his work in the site’s Animal Forest. He has volunteered his veterinary services to the Animal Forest since 2009. Jillian DeLorge-Davis, Animal Forest curator, said, “We have grown dependent on Todd’s observations and feedback.”

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Johnson Receives Barnabas Award

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r. Sharon Johnson, professor of management in the School of Business, was named the Barnabas Award recipient at the 2012 Christian Business Faculty Association meeting at Trinity Western University in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

The award recognizes individuals who have served CBFA joyfully and enthusiastically and contributed to its effectiveness and esprit de corps. With the award, Johnson became the first member in the 35-year history of the CBFA to receive all three of its awards.

Also, Johnson copublished an article in the Christian Scholar’s Review related to interpersonal competition in business (“The God of the Games: Towards a Theology of Competition,” Christian Scholar’s Review, XLI:3, Spring 2012).

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Construction Update

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onstruction continues on the 25,000-square-foot Christian Leadership Building on center campus.

The 2-story structure will include conference, lecture and classroom space and faculty offices.

Expected completion is 2013. (A) Construction on the softball press box is complete. The 1,941-square-foot facility includes a press box, offices, restrooms, a team room, a utility room for building equipment and umpire changing room. Improvements were made to

the seating, fencing and landscaping areas. (B) The expansion to the Derry Patterson Wingo School of Nursing building will be 16,100 square feet with 2 stories, 2 classrooms, 2 skills teaching labs with observation booths and a work room, Home Health Suite teaching lab, 11 offices for new nursing faculty, lounge and interactive space for nursing students, and a work/ break room for the nursing faculty. Expected completion is fall 2013. (C)

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The Hunter Reception Center addition adds 4,733 square feet to the building and renovates 1,150 square feet of the existing building. It will be completed during summer 2013 so that CAPS, Student Accounts, Cashier, Financial Aid and Military Services can relocate prior to fall semester 2013. The building has been designed so that the southern end of the addition can be easily extended to accommodate more spaces should that become necessary in the future. (D)

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Compiled by Jan Joslin ’82

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Dr. Bill Cashion began duties January 1 as professor of missions and evangelism in the T. Walter Brashier Graduate School, North Greenville University, Fairview Campus, Greer. Previously he served as a pastor for 20 years and for almost 20 years with the International Mission Board (Southern Baptist Convention).

While with the IMB, he and his wife, Kathy, served for 10 years as missionaries to Venezuela. He then was human needs consultant and director of the Volunteers in Missions Department of the IMB in Richmond, Va.

Wendy Harris Pyle graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a master of social work degree in May. She works for the Caldwell County Department of Social Services as a social work supervisor in child protective services, where she has worked for the past 17 years. She and her husband, Tracy, and their son, Joshua, live in Lenoir, N.C.

Lisa Kluttz King and her husband, Jeff, are missionaries with World Witness. They are currently in Costa Rica for eight months of language school and then will be moving to Guadalajara, Mexico, to be church planters. They have two children, Nathan and Juliana.

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Lili Gresham and Greg Hiser ’00 were married June 2. Lili received a master’s degree in mass The Reverend Malik C. Bullard communication from the University graduated from Lutheran of South Carolina in 2006. Since Theological Southern Seminary in 2006 she has served as director of Columbia May 11 with a master of corporate relations and planned divinity degree with emphasis in giving at Charleston Southern. Greg Baptist studies. He was ordained by received a doctorate in medicine the Midlands Baptist Association Dawn Blizzard ’12 RN-BSN has from MUSC in 2005. Since then, been promoted from evening nurse in Columbia Aug. 14. He writes, “I he has served in the USAF and is recently relocated to Washington, supervisor to MDS coordinator presently pursuing a doctorate in D.C., where I am completing a with Harvest Health and Rehab.

Lisa Fitzgerald Waltz and her pharmacy after opting for a change chaplain residency at St. Elizabeths husband announce the birth of She writes, “… by completing of health care vocation. Upon Hospital. I encourage any old my BSN with CSU, the doors to their third child, Liam Amos Waltz, graduation from the University friends/classmates to contact me at born Dec. 1, 2011, weighing 8 professional nursing have already of Texas at Austin next spring, he MalikBullard@yahoo.com.” begun to open up. As I prayed for pounds, 11 ounces and was 21.5 plans to return to Charleston. where God wanted me to go to inches long. They have a 10-yearinclude leaving and finding someold daughter, Juli, and a seventhing else, within days, my DON year-old son, Evan. They live in (director of nursing) called me and North Carolina. Lisa is a stay-atSteven Steele is the new principal said I need you here and offered home mom and says that Liam at Berkeley High School in Moncks me this position which will put my has brought so much joy to their Corner. education to use. God places you family. where he wants you to be.”

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Dr. Shannon Bard Cook is the new principal of Charleston County School of the Arts.

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Memorials Elizabeth Anderson Dandridge ’73, age 90, died May 23 in Summerville. She was a retired school teacher and was president emeritus of the CSU Alumni Association.

Memorials may be made to Charleston Southern University, Development Office, PO Box 118087, Charleston, SC 29423.

Major Walter David Gray ’01, age 38, died Aug. 8 from injuries from a suicide bomb in Afghanistan. David was an air liaison officer with the 13th Air Support Operations Squadron, stationed at Fort Carson, Colo.

He is survived by his wife, the former Heather Pipkin ’02, and three children.

Steven Laverne Jordan ’84, age 49, died July 4 as a result of a bicycle accident in Raleigh, N.C. He was director of the North Carolina Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services. He is survived by his wife, the former Angela Todd ’85, and three children.

Lee Belle Stanley Murray ’70, age 89, died June 9 in Charleston. She was a retired school teacher.

John Elgin Roberts, age 85, died Aug. 15 in Greenville.

He was the retired editor of the Baptist Courier and received an honorary doctorate degree from CSU in 1971.

Roger Alexander (Stanton) Russell, MD, ’83, age 58, died June 2 in Charleston. He is survived by his wife and 10 children. His son and daughter-in-law, Joseph Russell and Rubyli Wesbery Russell, graduated in 2007, and his daughter, Valerie Russell King graduated in 2011.

Richard J. Simons Jr. ’70, age 65, died Aug. 19 in Columbia. He owned the I. Pinckney Simons Gallery, LLC in Columbia and another art gallery in Beaufort.

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Tabitha Mack Glover and her husband, Tommie, announce the birth of their first child, Tommie Glover, born June 25. He weighed 7 lbs. 13 oz. and was 20 inches long. Tabitha writes, “After graduating from CSU, I taught third grade for three years and fourth grade for two years in Kershaw County School District.

Within the last two years of teaching, I received my master’s Tiffany Gibbs Gritzuk MEd ’05 and degree in library and information science from the University of Steve Gritzuk MBA ’04 announce South Carolina. I am a second-year the birth of a son, Stephen Rocco Gritzuk, May 20. Rocco weighed 7 media specialist at North Springs lbs. 10 oz. and was 19 inches long. Elementary in Richland County School District Two. Tommie is an They live in Jacksonville, Fla. elementary guidance counselor in Richland County School District One as well as a member of the United States Army Reserves.”

Robert Bowes MEd is the new They live in Columbia. principal at Westview Middle School in Goose Creek.

Harvey Hyman MBA has been awarded a PhD in information systems from the University of South Florida. He has also been advanced to Chief Petty Officer in the U.S. Coast Guard. He is stationed at Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek, Va.

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Christie O’Rear MEd has been named principal of DuBose Middle School in Summerville.

Braxton Varakin and Nick Varakin ’04 announce the birth of their son, Michael Richard, born June 14.

He was welcomed home by his big sisters, Kayleigh, 3, and Lexi, 21 months. Nick works at QS1 Data Systems, and Braxton stays home and sews for FISH&loaves on etsy.

They live in Spartanburg.

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Jay Law MBA has a real estate business in Charleston and has recently partnered with William Means Real Estate.

Emily Duval Acker and James Andrew Yoho were married May 19 in Charleston. He received a juris doctor degree from the University of South Carolina School of Law. They live in Columbia.

Courtney Saunders Bonnoitt and Joseph Clyde Coker were married R. Keith Parker III, with REI July 14 in Florence. He works at Engineers in Charleston, has First Citizens Bank, and they live in earned the title Registered Roof Summerville.

Consultant from RCI, Inc. He qualified for this designation Sarah Frost Hardy MEd and Joseph by meeting the requirements LaToya Norman Hughes, and her Beard Anderson were married June of a rigorous two-part program husband, Derrick, announce the 16 in Spartanburg. She works for birth of a son, Aiden Elijah Hughes, based on verifiable levels of Spartanburg School District Three, education, ethics and experience born Nov. 27, 2011, weighing and they live in Spartanburg. and successfully completing a 6 lbs. 10 ozs. He was welcomed home by big sister, Alayna Victoria, challenging examination. He joins Katie Elizabeth Wood and Bryan an elite group of more than 400 2. LaToya writes, “We are truly Lewis McDaniel were married Aug. Registered Roof Consultants in the 11 in Summerville. She teaches at blessed and thankful to God for U.S. and Canada. the beautiful new addition to our Knightsville Elementary School, family.” They live in Ladson. and he attends CSU. They live in Tiffany Michelle Rudd and Brian Summerville.

Richard West were married June 9 in Ridgeville. She works for Farmer’s and Merchant’s Bank of Mary Elizabeth Boyle and James South Carolina. They live in Holly Walter Myers ’09 were married Patricia Morgan Tennyson and Hill.

June 16 in Sumter. Beth is director Peter Davidson Stone were of alumni relations and annual married Aug. 12 on Sullivan’s giving at CSU, and J.W. is the Island. He is attending Southern head football coach and a teacher Justin Darnell MBA is currently Theological Seminary. She attends at Coastal Christian Preparatory deployed in support of Operation CSU. They live in Mt. Pleasant.

School. They live in Summerville.

Enduring Freedom. He and his wife, Allison Singleton Darnell Tiffany Marie Williamson and Kentrel Clement MEd ’12, was MBA ’10, have a daughter, Sydney. Michael Tyler Craven were married named the first Teacher of the June 22 on Sullivan’s Island. They Year for Joseph R. Pye Elementary live in Summerville.

School in Dorchester School District Two.

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Keep in Touch We want to hear from you – send us information about job changes, family additions and memories from your time at CSU. Deadline for the spring issue of CSU Magazine is January 12, 2013. Photos should be jpeg at least 1MB in size.

(If you send a professional photograph, please include permission to print from the photographer.)

Send Class Notes to: jjoslin@csuniv.edu or mail to: Class Notes CSU University Relations PO Box 118087 Charleston, SC 29423-8087 Send address changes to: advancement@csuniv.edu Name change on your permanent record: registrar@csuniv.edu

Julie Raeanne Mims and Brady Neal Plunk were married March 23 in Dorchester. She is a graduate of Southeastern Seminary. They live in Wake Forest, N.C. Aimee Coral Schultz and Aaron Jamison Zevenbergen were married June 9 in Moncks Corner. She is a teacher at Palmetto Christian Academy, and they live in Mt. Pleasant.

Samantha Sasan and Frederick Gambrell ’07 were married May 12. She writes, “We were both CSU athletes. I played volleyball graduating in 2010, and he played football graduating in 2007.” They live in Timmonsville.

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1. Cadence Stefani, daughter of Steven and Ashley Steen-Stefani ’05 2. Sydney Darnell, daughter of Justin Darnell ’10 MBA and Allison Singleton Darnell ’10 MBA 3. Tommie Glover, son of Tabitha Mack Glover ’06 and Tommie Glover 4. Charles Brayden Hirschman, son of Jessica Hoyle and CJ Hirschman ’07 5. Hannah Maria Haborak (left), daughter of Mark and Rachel DeAngelo Haborak ’04, and Kylie Rae Pickard, daughter of Justin and Tiffany Shoppe Pickard ’04 6. Maggie Claire Surratt, daughter of Hilary Surratt ’09 and Mike Surratt ’08

Calling All Baby Bucs!

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Ordering a shirt

Send a picture of your Baby Buc wearing the shirt to alumni@csuniv.edu. Pictures should be 1 MB in size or larger and in jpg format.

CSU graduates – if you have a child under the age of 2 or are expecting a child, let us know at alumni@csuniv.edu, and we will send a CSU creeper for your Baby Buc. The shirt is free of charge – all we ask in return is a photo of your Baby Buc for the magazine.

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Alum pays tribute to fallen Air Force comrade

By Major Bryce Dibble

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y name is Major Matthew Bryce Dibble, and I am a proud 2002 graduate of the great CSU. CSU has been a steppingstone for providing me with all of the opportunities to succeed and put me where I am today. The Christian environment is what sets CSU apart from everyone else, and I am thankful for that.

As a member of the ROTC program, I received my commission from CSU and have been a part of something truly incredible in the years since my graduation. I have had the opportunity to serve my country all over the world and defend our great nation in Operations IRAQI FREEDOM, ENDURING FREEDOM and NEW DAWN. I am currently deployed overseas, and when I arrived to my forward operating base, I received news from my fellow CSU ROTC grads that we lost a true patriot, mentor and member of our CSU ROTC 2001 graduating class.

Major Walter David Gray (David) was killed by an Improvised Explosive Device while serving as an Air Liaison Officer in Afghanistan on Aug. 8, 2012.

Major Gray was a strong Christian and loved the values that CSU so strongly instills in each of its students. He touched so many lives in the short time he graced us with his presence. Although David and I let time get between us, his impact on not only my life but countless others cannot be forgotten. I was fortunate to know David in two critical stages in my life. Major Gray and I joined the

Air Force as enlisted men back in 1993. This is where I first met this great man. Out of hundreds of thousands of Airmen that go through basic training, I was lucky enough to have him in my class!

If you ever met David, you would know his smile was contagious, and even in the worst conditions of a training instructor’s rage, he would cheer you up, pick you up and let you know that we were going to get through this … his leadership even as a young man was beyond his years. Again, time got in the way, and I lost touch with David, until I enrolled in

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CSU’s ROTC program in 2000 and to my astonishment, I was again reunited with the infamous David Gray smile. It amazes me how small the world actually is and how the most influential people in your life always end up back in it.

As I mentioned above, David has touched so many lives … it is hard to express how he did it.

He genuinely loved and cared for everyone. He didn’t see bad in anyone and made the people around him better. David’s calling way back in 1993 was to serve in the military. His dream came true and will be with him forever. He

was a true leader, strong Christian and an example of the CSU vision.

I write to you as I represent many of my fellow CSU ROTC alumni who wish to ask CSU to help continue his memory and legacy.

As a group we are interested in honoring David and want to know how we can do that through CSU. We owe it to him as many of our memories of CSU involve David’s encouragement, leadership and love for God. We loved him very much, and our prayers are with his wife and young children he has left behind.

Photo provided: Basic Training Graduation, April 1993, Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. David Gray is on the front row, far right side. Bryce Dibble is on the second row far left side.

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Alums inspire students at opening Chapel

By Jan Joslin

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wo alumni who are demonstrating faith in the workplace kicked off the first Chapel service of the academic year. Another alumnus was remembered for his ultimate sacrifice.

During the service, the University paid tribute to Major Walter David Gray, a 2001 graduate, and an air liaison officer in the U.S. Air Force.

Gray was killed by a suicide bomber in Afghanistan Aug. 8. As part of the tribute, a letter from classmate, Major Matthew Bryce Dibble ’02, was read. Dibble told of a young man with an infectious smile and leadership abilities beyond his years. “He genuinely loved and cared for everyone,” Dibble said. “He made the people around him better.”

Excerpts were read from the eulogy Gray’s wife, Heather ’02, delivered at his funeral.

Ashleigh Dockery and Dr. Kenneth Wilson challenged and encouraged students with their stories of working in the public sector.

Dockery ’10 is a crime scene investigator with the Charleston Police Department. She is cur-

rently enrolled in the University’s criminal justice master’s program. She said, “It wasn’t until sophomore year in a criminal justice elective class that I knew what career I wanted to pursue. The class was titled Techniques of Criminal Justice, and from that moment on I had a goal.

I sat in the very back of the classroom, hardly ever spoke up because I was too shy, and an underclassman when the majority of students were upperclassmen. But I poured over the textbook, proudly displaying pictures of autopsies and blood spatter to my parents – who told me to put the book away, and that I wasn’t to show death scenes at dinner.”

Dockery’s passion for her calling and living out her faith has not dimmed in the day-to-day reality of crime scenes. “God has given me an opportunity to act out my faith when I am limited in what I may say,” said Dockery. “I have the ability to search for those who have hurt others and to be the voice for those who can no

longer speak for themselves. My faith influences my job in how I interact with others on and off scene.”

Wilson, the director of high school education for Dorchester District Two, graduated from CSU in 1990. He told students about accepting Christ while he was a student after a Gospel Choir rehearsal one night. He and his wife, Carol Reid Wilson ’04, met in college and have been married 20 years.

Wilson said, “In my work, I am involved in decisions that affect thousands of children, their families and employees throughout the district.

Many of these decisions require the weighing of pros and cons, advantages and disadvantages.

These are the decisions that call for much prayer—prayer that you are making the right decision that will bring about a positive change in the lives of children and their families. This is where my faith comes into action as I both believe and trust in God that the decision made will benefit the children of the district.”

(left) Lt. Col. Paul Dudley paid tribute to Major Walter David Gray ‘01. (middle) Ashleigh Dockery ‘10 told about life as a crime scene investigator. (right) Kenneth Wilson ‘90 shared about working with students and families. photos by Kara Butler

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Alum Blogger Community

Prince Mallory ’07, MSCJ ’11 princecmallory@wordpress.com

We’ve added some more alumni to our list of bloggers: If you are a CSU alumnus and we haven’t publicized your blog, let us know, and we’ll add you to the list! Email to jjoslin@ csuniv.edu

Katie and Katie

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atie LaRue ’03 was a featured guest on Katie Couric’s new show Sept.

11. LaRue was invited to the show after producers found her in a random computer search for people with the name Katie. LaRue, a former Buccaneer basketball player, recovered from a bicycle accident during college and taught herself to play the guitar as part of her recovery. In addition to her singing and songwriting, LaRue is the girl’s basketball coach and assistant athletic director at Mercersburg Academy in Pennsylvania.

Alumni – We want to visit your town!

It’s easy – just contact Beth Myers, alumni director, at alumni@csuniv.edu and let her know you would like to feature your town.

We’ll need a photo of you and your family, a few photos of things to see and do in your area and a list of the places to go and places to eat that make your town unique.

Reserve your space in the Charleston to ??? feature now!

Singer Ansel Brown ’93 sang his original songs “When You Fly” and “Our Country” at Chapel Sept. 12. Brown runs an ad agency in Charlotte. To learn more about his country music career, visit www.anselbrown.com.

Tara Megan Walsh Dodds ’08 of Baytown, Texas featured in CSU magazine vol.22 no.2

Photo by Sherry Atkinson

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The annual Charleston Southern Fund provides unrestricted scholarship support for students. Every gift to the Fund goes directly to help students.

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