Second Century Campaign

Celebrating a Milestone, Building the Future

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Some of the truly great moments in East Carolina’s history are defined by the pursuit of ambitious goals even in the face of difficult circumstances.

As we look back at our history, these endeavors stand as landmarks, defining the path of our growth and achievement.

To these we now add another, for the remarkable success of our Second Century Campaign now stands among them, pointing the way to a bolder and stronger future for ECU. As is always the case, our success is the result of the dedication and support of our many alumni, friends, faculty, and staff. Our work together has done more than make history; it has shaped the future of this great university.

Tomorrow starts here.

Steve Ballard Chancellor

Second Century Campaign Summary Support of colleges, schools, departments, centers, and institutes

$ 57,601,151

Distinguished professorships and lectureships

15,385,421

Scholarships

26,291,428

Research, education, and outreach (corporate/foundation grants)

42,307,000

Capital projects

5,200,000

Total academic program support

146,785,000

Athletics (scholarships, endowments, facilities)

CAMPAIGN TOTAL

73,131,000

219,916,000

(109.9% of goal)

Deferred gifts (included in total)

27,960,859

Executive Summary of Fundraising in thousands of dollars

ECU

Foundation Campaign $66,441 Total

Medical & HS Foundation

Pirate Club

$30,736

$73,131

University Grants Adjusted Funds (Corporate/Foundation) Total $7,301

$42,307

$219,916

Dollar amounts include gifts as they are made and pledges and planned gifts as they are committed.

Beginning 7/1/10, only 80 percent of Pirate Club annual gifts are included in accordance with CASE reporting guidelines.

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2007

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2011

$ 128,600,000

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2011

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2005

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Millions of Dollars

Public Kickoff 3/27/08

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2012

$ 219,916,000

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in cumulative dollars

Campaign Goal

2004

Millions of Dollars

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Second Century Campaign Endowment Progress

Century Campaign Progress

2005

Second 250

Facts and Figures

Distinguished Professorships During the Second Century Campaign, donors contributed $11.4 million to establish 24 distinguished professorships at East Carolina. Thanks to matching funds from the State of North Carolina’s Distinguished Professors Endowment Trust Fund and from the C. D. Spangler Foundation, ECU has received an additional $4.252 million. Following are the professorships and where they are housed.

Thomas D. Arthur Distinguished Professorship in Leadership College of Business Harold H. Bate Distinguished Professorship for Project STEPP (Supporting Transition and Education through Planning and Partnerships)* College of Education Robert F. Bird Distinguished Professorship in Risk and Insurance College of Business

Barbara W. Bremer Distinguished Professorship in Language, Learning, and Literacy Disorders College of Allied Health Sciences Nancy Whitfield Darden Distinguished Professorship in Child Development and Family Relations College of Human Ecology

Paul R. and Kathryn M. Hettinger Walker Distinguished Professor of Clinical Oncology Brody School of Medicine

Richard R. Eakin Distinguished Professorship College of Nursing

Verneda and Clifford Kiehn Distinguished Professorship in Pediatric Surgery Brody School of Medicine

Drs. Mary and Spencer Raab Distinguished Professorship in Medical Oncology Brody School of Medicine/ Leo W. Jenkins Cancer Center

ECU Distinguished Professorship of Emergency Medicine Brody School of Medicine

James and Connie Maynard Distinguished Professorship in Pediatrics Brody School of Medicine

Eddie and Jo Allison Smith Endowed Chair East Carolina Heart Institute/ Brody School of Medicine

East Carolina Heart Institute Distinguished Professorship in Research* East Carolina Heart Institute/ Brody School of Medicine

Jerry E. McGee Distinguished Professorship College of Health and Human Performance

Tom and Liz Taft Distinguished Professorship for Science Education College of Education

Linda E. McMahon Distinguished Professorship in Foreign Languages Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences

Harold C. Troxler Distinguished Professorship* Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences

Four Seasons Chamber Music Professorship College of Fine Arts and Communication Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences Advancement Council Distinguished Professorship in the Natural Sciences and Mathematics Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences

Vincent K. McMahon Distinguished Professorship in Business College of Business

Mark Williams Distinguished Professorship* East Carolina Heart Institute/ Brody School of Medicine * Funding in progress

Second Century Campaign Scholarship Funds Created 100

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Grand Total: 320 80

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Total Scholarships Created

12 Thousands of Donors

J. Woolard and Helen Peel Distinguished Professorship in Religious Studies Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences

D. E. Darnell Jones, MD, Endowed Professorship for Residency Education in Obstetrics and Gynecology Brody School of Medicine

Second Century Campaign Alumni Donors

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Robert and Frances Monk Distinguished Professorship in Family Medicine Brody School of Medicine

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When Bill Clark glances up at the picture of the most recent group of Access Scholars that hangs in his office, he knows their ECU experience is possible because of donors who recognized that some students were being left behind.

Those donors acknowledged the need for a program that helps students who show potential in the classroom but fall short of being able to fund their education. “It reminds me of the tremendous potential in this generation of students,” said Clark, president and CEO of the East Carolina University Foundation Inc., “and the responsibility we have to provide the opportunity and resources and education for them to succeed.” The foundation’s board recognized a need for such scholarships; during the past five years through the Second Century Campaign, donors gave $1.6 million toward Access Scholarships and another $2 million to establish 10 endowments that will support the awards in perpetuity. This year, they funded 78 scholarships, up from 32 in 2007.

The Access Scholarship is worth $5,000 per year for up to four years of undergraduate study. The program is the second-largest scholarship at ECU, both in the number of students supported and in the total amount each student can receive. The retention rate of Access Scholars is 94 percent, remarkable because of the financial hardships the students once faced and overcame because of the generosity of donors.

Beyond the numbers, donors have handed Access Scholars opportunities for a better life. “Many students have told us that they cried when they got

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the letter telling them they were getting the scholarship,” Clark said, “because their families had decided they could not afford to send them to college.”

Other students are able to earn those treasured degrees because of scholarships funded through the East Carolina Alumni Association. The association has awarded more than $165,000 in scholarships during the past seven years because friends of the university chose to invest in students. “True Pirates want to see a better ECU for those who follow them,” said Paul Clifford, president and CEO of the association. “Support from alumni ensures a strong ECU today, tomorrow, and forever. Scholarship dollars allow some students to stay in school, and others to study abroad or afford to enhance their ECU experience with an internship.”

Many gifts to the campaign not only acknowledge students through the Alumni Association but also honor academic and civic achievement. “Besides money to ease their financial burden and debt,” Clifford said, “the criteria for our scholarships makes earning one a significant accomplishment.”

The Second Century Campaign has also contributed to the growth of the EC Scholars program, the university’s most prestigious undergraduate scholarship, housed in the new Honors College. “The campaign helped us put a focus on meritbased scholarships and allowed us to bring in more academically talented students,” said Dr. Katherine O’Connor, associate dean and director of the EC Scholars program. “We certainly could not do

it without the generous support of our alumni and friends.” There were 11 EC Scholars in the 2010 entering class and 15 in 2011. In the fall of 2012, the program will offer 20 students $40,000 scholarships with an additional $5,000 stipend for a required study abroad experience. “The EC Scholars benefit from varied academic, service, research, and leadership opportunities that we offer inside and outside the classroom,” O’Connor said.

Donors have also made success possible for more student-athletes on the court or field and in the classroom. During the Second Century Campaign, the ECU Educational Foundation Inc. raised $3.7 million in endowment gifts to support student-athlete scholarships. Six $250,000 first-ever position endowments went to football (three), men’s golf, baseball, and women’s basketball. Seven endowments were established in honor or memory of former ECU coaches.

“Pirate pride and passion drive the desire of alumni donors to provide others with the same opportunity that the donors experienced at East Carolina,” said Terry Holland, director of athletics.

The campaign helped push the Educa­ tional Foundation Endowment Fund assets to more than $12 million, providing $4.6 million in student-athlete scholarship support during fiscal year 2011–2012.

“East Carolina’s athletic programs have been ‘fully funded’ for only a few years,” Holland said. “Now that all of ECU’s athletic teams have the same number of scholarships that our competition has been giving for years, we are able to attract the best athletes and the best students.”

Scholarships

Because of gifts that fund scholarships, students’ futures look brighter than ever.

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During his postdoctoral career, Ethan Anderson—now of ECU’s Department of Pharmacology—wanted to study human tissue that would normally be discarded after a tube is inserted in a patient’s heart. Anderson hoped to use those tissues to study atrial fi brillation— and through his research, improve patient care—but couldn’t afford the equipment.

So Dr. Randolph W. Chitwood Jr., director of the East Carolina Heart Institute, used some of the $80,000 income from the $2-million Eddie and Jo Allison Smith Endowment to buy the necessary equipment. Anderson compiled basic data and with it earned a grant from the National Institutes of Health that will help him continue his research.

Research to treat patients and educational opportunities for both teachers and students are crucial to the life of East Carolina University, but ideas cannot carry themselves. That’s why distinguished professorships, such as the one held by Chitwood, are essential to making ECU a hub of education and research.

Part of the funding from the Second Century Campaign has been used to create professorships such as those held

by Chitwood. Eddie and Jo Allison Smith created an endowed chair in their name to assist the director of the East Carolina Heart Institute, with matching funds provided by North Carolina’s Distinguished Professors Endowment Trust Fund. As the founding director, Chitwood has used that money to provide funding for starter grants and give educational experiences to people

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who otherwise might not have had the chance, such as two Park Scholars from N.C. State University who spent a summer studying at ECU. One of those students has since interviewed with Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Chitwood said this student’s interviewers were impressed by the experience and knowledge he had gained at ECU. Money generated by the endowed chair can also fund training opportunities and help attract whomever succeeds Chitwood as the director of the heart institute. Gifts such as these are crucial, especially at a time when clinical revenues have dried up. The generous acts of donors make possible many initiatives that otherwise might not receive funding.

“What happens in so many places, you just end up not being able to do the research and stuff,” Chitwood said of the lack of clinical revenues and the impact of the Smith endowed chair. “We’re fortunate with this.”

The Department of Math, Science, and Instructional Technology Education has profited from the $1 million professorship established by Thomas and Dr. Elizabeth Taft, made possible by the Tafts’ gift, which was matched by both the UNC General Administration and the C. D. Spangler Foundation. Not only is their contribution meaningful, but Elizabeth Taft is also a faculty member in the department and knows firsthand how that money can help its goals. In addition to being a faculty member, the person selected for the Taft Distinguished Professorship in

Science Education will also serve as the future director of the STEM Education Center. Formerly the Center for Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education, the center will continue to provide professional development for teachers as it takes on the added roles of learning what the workforce needs from graduates; identifying ways in which students are lost in the school system and seeks to correct them; and securing funding from both government agencies and private foundations.

The department is looking for a director whose academic experience is complemented by their having led largescale programs and their contacts in the business world, said Susan Ganter, professor and chair of the Department of Math, Science, and Instructional Technology Education.

“That combination of someone who understands the academic world but also has that leadership experience is really what we’re looking for,” she said.

Both gifts have allowed the heart institute and the department the chance to do things they either would have not been able to afford or complete goals that otherwise would have taken much longer to fulfill.

Although he was speaking specifically of the Smith endowed chair, Chitwood sums up just how important these gifts are to ECU: “It lends terrific support to the university not only in money but also in kind, as far as their endorsement, so to speak, that this is a great university and a great place to put their funds.”

Professorships

Professorships turn ideas into education and research.

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Researchers

Partially supported by gifts to the campaign, the East Carolina Diabetes and Obesity Institute is conducting groundbreaking research on diabetes and obesity, which is especially important in eastern North Carolina, where researchers predict that as many as one in three people will develop diabetes in their lifetime.

“The objective of the institute is to figure out intervention programs to make a differences in people’s lives,” particularly targeting at-risk groups such as children and adolescents, according to Dr. Darrell Neufer, director of the East Carolina Diabetes and Obesity Institute.

“It is our hope that the institute leads to basic scientific discoveries that lead to important treatments for patients, and the research at the institute leads to interventions that are proven to be accepted and effective” in dealing with and treating diabetes and obesity.

The East Carolina Diabetes and Obesity Institute began as collaboration between physicians and basic and applied scientists working with obese/diabetic patients undergoing gastric bypass surgery. The institute was established with an integrative, interdisciplinary philosophy that has since been recognized as a key to success by most major universities and the National Institutes of Health. And researchers expect that their findings will have a real, demonstrable effect on the health of people dealing with obesity and/ or diabetes and how these diseases are treated in patients of all ages.

By leveraging funding from the Golden

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LEAF Foundation, the ECDOI has been able to hire a permanent director for the institute as well as two research assistant professors and recruit six new faculty members to ECU in the past four years, all of whom are conducting diabetesrelated research. Also, the institute has used this funding to purchase critical pieces of equipment and build the facilities necessary to conduct this groundbreaking research.

As the director of Project STEPP (Supporting Transition and Education through Planning and Partnerships), Dr. Sarah Williams understands the true impact that private contributions can have on programs at ECU. Project STEPP provides comprehensive academic, social, and life skills support to students with learning disabilities who traditionally may not have access to college. Students are accepted prior to their senior year in high school and receive guidance during their transition from high school to college. At ECU, they participate in a structured schedule and receive support from a network of advisors, mentors, assistive technology specialists, tutors, counselors, instructors, and other experts whose services are provided without any cost other than the normal tuition and fees to attend ECU. Most recently, support from the Harold H. Bate Foundation, the Geneva, Switzerland-based Oak Foundation, and a number of key individuals has proved vital to Project STEPP, allowing the program to be fully staffed and providing scholarships to students who may not have been able to attend college otherwise.

“Nationally, we’ve just not found other programs that provide this comprehensive level of support to students who are very deserving and very capable of being successful in the college setting without any additional costs to students,” Williams said, “and that’s something we’re committed to keeping in place for our students.”

Through a grant to the UNC system from the Oak Foundation, Williams is working with two other universities in the UNC system—UNC-Greensboro and Appalachian State University—on College STAR (Supporting Transition, Access, and Retention). This effort aims to create similar programs that identify the students who are slipping between the cracks in traditional university programs, find a common evaluation model to gauge the success of the programs, and work with faculty to increase awareness of the needs of students with learning disabilities in a university environment.

“East Carolina University has become a model for similar efforts across the university system and, in so doing, meets it mission of becoming a model for public service and regional transformation,” Williams said. “Funding support contributed during the Second Century Campaign is making this program possible. Continued funding, however, will be critical in order to build an endowment that can sustain the program. As Project STEPP participants begin to graduate from ECU and start their careers, and as we share our model with other universities, the impact of the program will continue to grow.”

Research and Outreach

and faculty are improving the quality of life and health of eastern North Carolina and beyond.

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The first structure completed in the university’s second century was the Clark-LeClair Baseball Stadium, which houses the Lewis Field and the Williams Jungle. The new design allows for nearly twice the amount of fans to attend games compared to the previous venue, Harrington Stadium.

Proper media coverage is now possible with the installation of lights that meet NCAA and all TV specifications. The list of features is impressive, and donors have made it possible for ECU to host conference tournaments, hold more than 5,000 fans, and bring the media attention this university and sport deserve.

“Gifts to athletic facilities will serve generations of students, coaches, and all the members of the Pirate Nation,” said Terry Holland, ECU’s director of athletics. “Facilities like the Olympic Sports Complex with first-class facilities for baseball, softball, soccer, and track and field also send a message to those who visit our campus. That message is, first, ‘welcome’ and, secondly, ‘ECU is a firstclass university!’ You never have a second chance to make a first impression and firstclass facilities send that message 24/7/365 to even the most casual observer.”

On ECU’s horizon is a new basketball practice facility. With the help of donations at all levels, the ECU Educational Foundation’s Step Up to the Highest Level Campaign will raise the $15 million necessary to begin construction.

“The large gifts are extremely important to boosting this campaign to the point of breaking ground,” said Heather Macy, ECU women’s head basketball coach.

“The sooner we get started, the sooner

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we will reap the benefits of having a first-class area for players to take their games to the next level.”

Currently, the basketball teams have to share Minges Coliseum with classes, other teams that practice on the court, and each other. “Having our own practice court will allow each sport to practice when it is most convenient according to the class schedules,” said Macy.

60 exam rooms, seven classrooms, and a large auditorium. As part of the Brody School of Medicine for the past 35 years, the FMC outgrew the facility and its capacity to care for patients in 2011.

Now, the care for the region’s geriatric population is enhanced because of the support of our donors, specifically the Monk family.

Coaches and the community will also benefit from this new practice facility.

The plans for the facility include a Hall of Fame, where star players from the past will be recognized. Each team currently sharing Minges will have more space to host camps for local youth and teams.

The facility will also house new locker rooms, coaches’ offices, media rooms, and more, and with the total package, opportunities are around the corner.

“The Monk Geriatric Center is a beautiful state-of-the-art facility. It replaces an antiquated facility that was too small,” said Dr. Ken Steinweg, chair of the Department of Family Medicine. “We now have 12 larger exam rooms that allow space for families and learners. The real accomplishment of the past and the promise of the future is to provide the best possible primary care training and patient care to those in our community and region. ”

“It will definitely be a point of pride in recruiting,” said Macy. “If we want to compete on a national level, we have to have a commitment to provide players and coaches with the necessary tools.

The support to this campaign ensures that Pirate Basketball will rise to the next level. Basketball will be competitive in C-USA, regionally, and nationally. I believe championships will follow close behind this commitment to excellence.”

The facility is more attractive, conducive to patient care and visiting family members, and is three times larger, increasing the amount of patients the center can service, according to Dr. Steinweg. “The new FMC and Monk Geriatric Center is a national class building!” Looking ahead to the next 35 years of teaching and providing health care in eastern North Carolina, even more is possible with this new facility.

The Second Century Campaign and its donors have also supported ECU’s Health Sciences Campus in reaching new heights. Another facility that has benefited from private support is the new 115,000-square-foot Family Medical Center that features the Frances J. and Robert T. Monk Geriatric Center,

The generosity of East Carolina University supporters continues to propel the university toward greatness for the years that lie ahead. Now, the Pirates have gained national attention in baseball, the basketball program will be poised to take a notable turn in the years to come, and ECU’s care for the region’s geriatric population has been enhanced.

Facilities

Contributions help build top-notch facilities that position ECU with the elite.

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East Carolina University Volunteer Leadership

We did it! Twelve months ahead of schedule, we raised nearly 10 percent more than our original goal for East Carolina University’s Second Century Campaign, and that success is due in large part to thousands of generous alumni and friends who made gifts and the hundreds of people who have volunteered for East Carolina University during the campaign.

The next section highlights the volunteers on ECU’s boards of directors, Board of Trustees, and Board of Visitors that have been vital to making the campaign such a rousing success.

To these people, I offer my most sincere gratitude for their unfailing support of the Second Century Campaign. As we said in the beginning, this campaign was about more than fundraising—the true goal was to support East Carolina University’s strategic directions, and it is because of you that we can say that our university is stronger than ever.

Thank you!

Mickey B. Dowdy Vice Chancellor for University Advancement

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Comprehensive list of all volunteers on these boards, 2004–2011

Board of Trustees Bruce N. Austin Jr. Ian Bradley Baer William H. Bodenhamer Robert Gentry Brinkley David Stephen Brody Joel Kenneth Butler William Kendall Chalk Edwin Lafayette Clark Jr. Bradley Keith Congleton Deborah Walters Davis Phillip Ray Dixon Robert James Greczyn Jr. Robert O’Neil Hill Jr. Marques Cole Jones Steven Wayne Jones Michael W. Kelly Daniel V. Kinlaw Robert V. Lucas Carol M. Mabe Willie C. Martin James Haywood Maynard James Fielding Miller Shannon Lee O’Donnell Robert Valentine Owens Jr. Edward David Redwine Danny R. Scott Kieran J. Shanahan Stephen Dale Showfety Tremayne Bryan Smith Betty S. Speir James R. Talton Jr.* Mark Ellis Tipton Margaret Cude Ward

Board of Visitors Stanley Gerald Arnold Donna Phillips Askew Bruce N. Austin Jr. Steve Ballard Elbert Leslie Banks Sabrina DeFonce Bengel Robert F. Bird Thomas Ray Bland Marvin Key Blount III Faye Hardy Bordeaux Amy Woods Brinkley Robert Gentry Brinkley David Stephen Brody Hyman J. Brody Stephen Anthony Brown Michael F. Bumpass Joel Kenneth Butler Franklin Douglas Byrd III Robert L. Capps Walter Bradsher Cates William Kendall Chalk Gloria A. Chance Mary Brimmage Chatman Hilton O. Chesson Olivia Hill Collier Mark Fearing Copeland Jimmy Earl Creech Roger Lavern Davenport Carl Wade Davis Jr. Donald Gene Davis Michael Christopher Davis Pat Dunn Joseph Kenrick Durham Thomas Lee Edwards David H. Englert Janice Hardison Faulkner June Montague Ficklen David Ward Fisher Charles Robert Franklin Jr. Ashley Brown Futrell Jr. James Madison Galloway Jr. Marvin Eli Garner Jr. Christopher Joseph Gauland Layton Getsinger Kenneth L. Gray Robert James Greczyn Jr. John Robert Grinnell Jr. James Dale Hall Peggy Corbitt Hardee Daniel Flynn Hardy J. Pat Harrell

Charles Austin Hayes Deborah L. Hooper Wendi Wood Howell John P. Hudson Michael Patrick Hughes Henry C. Humphreys Jr. Harry Milburn Jacobs Jr. Grant D. Jarman J. Richard Jones II Michael Bishop Jones Jr. Steven Wayne Jones Carl Waylon Joyner David Charles Joyner Jr. Betsy Y. Justus* Kelly Stuart King Phillip J. Kirk Jr. Lynn L. Lane Brenda Turner Lewis Tommy Glynn Lewis II Harold Ray Liles Chip Linville David Richard Lloyd Sr. Ernest Victor Logemann Carol M. Mabe Philip R. Mahoney Clyde Thomas Mallison Jr. Charles Columbus Martin Jr. William Donald Mills Sr. Tyre Hedrick Moore Neil Wallace Morrison Thomas A. Morrow Michael Moseley* Angela Nix Moss Royce Lee Myers Brenda Darden Myrick Robert Osbarr Nelson David W. Oliker Daniel Bernard O’Shea Michael Reid Overcash Mark West Owens III Mark West Owens Jr. Delores Ann Parker Benjamin Allen Parrott Robert Donald Parrott William W. Phipps Mary Edwards Plybon Robert Bruce Plybon George Podgorny Jr. Mary J. Raab Leonard Alston Reaves Eric Miller Reeves Johnnie M. Robbins Jr. Kenneth Ray Ross

Charles Kenneth Royal Jr. Michael M. Ruffin Tully Michael Ryan Mary Chauncey Schulken Connie Shelton Scott Kevin M. Shannon William E. Shelton James Melvin Sheppard Jr. Stephen Dale Showfety Stephen C. Skinner Thomas Laurie Southern Betty S. Speir William Page Steed Henry Louis Stephenson III Kenneth Ray Strickland Lloyd Douglas Strickland James R. Talton Jr.* Joseph Lindsey Tart Allen Morris Thomas Scott Eugene Thomas Julie Metz Thompson Tod Thorne John Tramontin David Ray Twiddy David Reid Tyler Curt Clemson Vanderhorst Tyree Randall Walker Jr. Beth Baker Ward Margaret Cude Ward R. Mark Warren Karen Shelton Waters Fred Doyle West David Jordan Whichard II Jerry Lynn Wilkins Joseph Franklin Williamson Sandra Leonard Wornom Steven H. Wright Benjamin N. Yeager Terry Kevin Yeargan Douglas Y. Yongue Michael Whitley Yorke

ECU Foundation Angela Williams Allen Steven Douglas Anderson Margaret Laffery Babb Steve Ballard Sabrina DeFonce Bengel Lisa D. Benton Thomas Ray Bland Marvin Key Blount III William Gray Blount David A. Bond Larry Boyer Donald Keith Brinkley Robert Gentry Brinkley Donald Wayne Britton David Stephen Brody Suzanne Jessup Brooks Bonnie Lee Brown Kay Haskell Chalk William Kendall Chalk Hilton O. Chesson Gabriel Radu Cipau Rogers H. Clark William Fowden Clark Jr. Mark Fearing Copeland Joe P. Covington Jr. Jimmy Earl Creech Everette Lewis Daniel Jr. Carl Wade Davis Jr. Michael A. Dorsey Michael B. Dowdy Richard Ronald Eakin Stan Eakins Jeffery S. Elwell Patricia Anne Fazzone W. Kurt Fickling Michael Dustin Field Rebecca D. Flowers Samuel Reid Fogleman Charles Robert Franklin Jr. William Price Furr Margie Lee Gallagher James Madison Galloway Jr. Paul Joseph Gemperline Glen Gordon Gilbert Thomas J. Glennon Robert James Greczyn Jr. Charles M. Hawkins Henry Williams Hinton Jr. William Phillip Hodges Alton Wayne Holloman John P. Hudson

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Karla V. Hughes Alvin B. Hutzler II Steven Wayne Jones Michael W. Kelly Daniel V. Kinlaw George E. Koonce Jr. John Richard Lancaster Lynn L. Lane James Lester Lanier Jr. Terrance Lee Little Ernest Victor Logemann Robert V. Lucas Carol M. Mabe Deirdre M. Mageean Philip R. Mahoney Julius Quintin Mallette Willie C. Martin James Fielding Miller Richard Finley Moldin Kevin Marcus Monroe Thomas A. Morrow Harry Wade Moser III William Van Muse Brenda Darden Myrick Frederick D. Niswander William Keller Normann Bishop Rosie S. O’Neal Michael Reid Overcash Linda Ann Patriarca D. Wayne Peterson Mary Edwards Plybon Robert Bruce Plybon Walter Julius Pories Julian W. Rawl Irwin Cecil Roberts Jr. Ralph Rogers Kevin Seitz Willis Allen Separk Marilyn A. Sheerer William E. Shelton Stephen Dale Showfety Judy Ann Siguaw Edward Tyson Smith James LeRoy Smith Vincent Cordell Smith Helene Staubes William W. Swart John A. Swope Sen. Thomas Fleming Taft Sr. James R. Talton Jr.* Mark Ellis Tipton David Ray Twiddy Clay Walker

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LeRoy Walker Margaret Cude Ward Robert Allen Ward Burney Simon Warren III Philip R. S. Waugh Jr. Thomas Frederick Webb Alan R. White David Mason White Douglas Hugh Wilkinson III Walter L. Williams Joseph Franklin Williamson Samuel Joseph Wornom III Kathryn Fuller Yandell

Medical & Health Sciences Foundation Gale Brown Adcock Micah David Ball Steve Ballard Edgar L. Bass Benjamin Mayo Boddie Jr. Alice Huss Bost Barbara Waaland Bremer Hyman J. Brody Stacy C. Brody Hazel Johnson Brown Richard Brown Sylvia Thigpen Brown Zane Gregory Buckman Yonnie Dean Butler Dexter Gregory Chadwick James W. Chesnutt Gabriel Radu Cipau Paul R. G. Cunningham Jonathan Robin Day Benjamin Luther Dixon Jr. Michael B. Dowdy Richard Ronald Eakin Thomas Lee Edwards E. Bradley Evans William Anthony Ferrell Ellis F. Hall Jr.* Harold W. Hardison Charles M. Hawkins Clyde Arthanius Higgs John Miller Hines George Ho Jr. John Plummer Holt Jr. Phyllis Nichols Horns Eloise K. Howard Brenda Sessoms Humienny James R. Hupp Cynda Ann Johnson Robert L. Jones Vincent Robert Jones Lynn L. Lane Jasper Lee Lewis Jr. Michael Justin Lewis Donna J. McLees Valentine Howell Melton Collice Clyde Moore Sr. Garrie Wright Moore Greg Nelson Carole L. Novick Suzanne Pecheles A. Ray Rogers

Kevin Seitz William J. Senter* Marilyn A. Sheerer William E. Shelton Thomas Laurie Southern Dorothy A. Spencer Henry Louis Stephenson III Shelby S. Strother Joseph Lindsey Tart Stephen W. Thomas Gary R. Vanderpool Khanh Vu David L. Ward Jr. Robert F. Warwick David Jordan Whichard II Walter L. Williams Henry G. Williamson Jr.

ECU Educational Foundation Steve Ballard Richard Gray Bennett David A. Bond Matthew Thomas Boykin II S. Earl Boykin Edwin Lafayette Clark Jr. Jimmy Earl Creech Clara M. Darden David Alexander Dosser Donald Jackson Edwards Emmett Malvin Floyd Jr. Louis Plaster Forrest Douglas Louis Gomes Kenneth L. Gray Walter Lee Hinson Terry Holland John P. Hudson Grant D. Jarman Steven Wayne Jones Stephen Preston Keen Harvey Ray Lewis Thad J. Lewis III Judith A. Lovelace John Thomas Mathews Robert T. Maynard Mark Meltzer William Donald Mills Sr. Edward Thomas Mizell Tyre Hedrick Moore Diane R. Murphrey Ed Murphrey Danny Nichols James William Post Rhett Alan Raynor Kevin Seitz Willis Allen Separk William E. Shelton Michael H. Steadman Robert Charles Strickland James Howard Swain James Townsend Woody Tyner Joseph L. Wallace Gary Lew Warren R. Mark Warren Philip R. S. Waugh Jr. Mark Thomas Wharton Jerry Lynn Wilkins Marie S. Williams Walter L. Williams

Henry G. Williamson Jr. Joseph Franklin Williamson Dennis Allen Young Sr.

East Carolina Alumni Association Diane Davis Ashe Steve Ballard Christopher Robert Barron Sabrina DeFonce Bengel Lisa D. Benton John Charles Bland Richard Alexander Boustead Susan Cooperman Bradley Laura Kristin Brewer Michelle Staton Briley William Robert Burnette Jr. Yonnie Dean Butler Paul Thomas Campbell II Morgan Judith Carter Frank Ceruzzi Virgil Scoville Clark William Fowden Clark Jr. Paul Joseph Clifford Richard E. Conaway Jennifer King Congleton Justin Clay Conrad Sharon Taylor Cooney Tarrick Cynill Cox Edward Neal Crawford Jr. Adrian LeMar Cullin Carl Wade Davis Jr. Phillip Ray Dixon Michael B. Dowdy Garry Lee Dudley Dale West Engelbert David H. Englert Ralph A. Finch Jr. David Geddie Fussell Sr. Bonnie Taylor Galloway Amy Louise Garten Christopher Joseph Gauland Layton Getsinger Robin Lynn Good Frank Edward Grayiel III Stephen Brock Griffin Joel Grant Hancock William W. Hankins Sabrina Lee Hart M. Kent Holcomb II Melanie Evans Holden Alton Wayne Holloman Harriet Hudson John P. Hudson Joseph Clyde Jenkins Jr Wesley Ross Johnson Jr.

Shondell Lamont Jones Lewis Patrick Lane III Ernest Victor Logemann Albert Gordon Lytton Charles Columbus Martin Jr. Tatiana Kisil Matthews Marian Nelson McLawhorn Lori Ann McLelland Michael J. McShane Marion S. Mitchell Douglas Jennings Morgan Jr. Nancy Bissette Morgan Stephen C. Morrisette Scott Richard Mosher Angela Nix Moss Ronald Albert Moss Jr. Glenda Palmer Moultrie Brenda Darden Myrick James B. Newman Jr. Carole L. Novick J. Reid Parrott Jr. Jenai Eileen Paul Yvonne Deborah Pearce* Joseph David Raczkowski Robert S. Rippy Rebekah Page Rogers Kevin Seitz Carol Jones Shields Georgia Hooks Shurr Edward Tyson Smith Tremayne Bryan Smith Michael Ernest Spears Lori Brantley Stockdale Shelby S. Strother Harry Williams Stubbs IV James Belfield Thornton Joan Morrison Tolley Robert Jason Tomasula Linda Lynn Tripp Beth Baker Ward Margaret Cude Ward Dennis Wayne Watson Michael Raynor Watson Betty Mills Whichard Phillip Raymond Winter II

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Women’s Roundtable Angela Williams Allen Alison Hearne Atkins Nancy L. Ballard Barbara Keck Blount Rebecca Cameron Blount Lois G. Britt* Jane Darden Brown Wanda H. Bunch Kay Haskell Chalk Joyce Gilbert Cherry Tamara Whitt Chitwood Tonya Martin Cockman Emily Wilkerson Coffman Mary Sue Collier Susan C. Cooper Peggy Smith Corbitt Beverly Jones Cox Margaret Dowd Daniel Deborah Walters Davis Jane Murray Dillard JoAnn McGeehan Eakin Judy W. Edwards Dale West Engelbert Janice Hardison Faulkner Jessica A. Gorall Virginia Dare Hardy Gail P. Herring Phyllis Nichols Horns Gladys D. Howell Karla V. Hughes Catherine Smith Joyner* Betsy Y. Justus* Lynn L. Lane Valeria Lassiter Jennifer Johnson Little Carol M. Mabe Betty Ray McCain Louise McGinty Marian Nelson McLawhorn Leigh Harvey McNairy Verona S. Meeder Lou Miller Martha Lee Moye* Brenda Darden Myrick Mary W. Newton Susan Q. Nobles Margaret Rose O’Connor Melanie Oxendine Orlando Allison Anne Peel Marguerite Austin Perry Mary Edwards Plybon

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Kelly Sapp Pransky Mary J. Raab Melanie Rogers Regner Marcy Romary Mary Ann Rose Carolyn Barnes Russell Mary Chauncey Schulken Marilyn A. Sheerer Betty S. Speir Shelby S. Strother Geralene Mills Sutton Kathy Arnold Taft* Myrtle Talton Linda Lynn Tripp Beth Baker Ward Margaret Cude Ward Edith Doughtie Warren Ann Barwick Whichard Sandra Leonard Wornom Wanda Edwards Yuhas * Deceased

Thousands of people generously supported the Second Century Campaign, and we are truly grateful for your support. Names in italics are of those who joined the giving societies during the Second Century Campaign.

Order of the Cupola Platinum Level ($1 million or more)

Anonymous Gene Thomas Aman and Helen Newman Aman Thomas D. Arthur William A. Bagwell and Deborah B. Bagwell Harold H. Bate* BB&T Charitable Foundation Branch Bank and Trust Corporation Irwin Belk and Carol Grotnes Belk BlueCross BlueShield of North Carolina Foundation David Stephen Brody and Laura Camnitz Brody Hyman J. Brody and Stacy C. Brody Leo Brody* Lorraine Brody Morris Brody* Mrs. J. Samuel Brody William Hunter Clark and Gloria Elias Clark Ronald Eugene Dowdy and Mary Ellen Dowdy ECUSOM Medical Faculty Archie R. Burnette Estate of Eleanor Bass Howard Verona Lee Joyner Langford Charles A. Freeze* Hazel Freeze Golden LEAF Foundation Rose Dunn Harrison C. Felix Harvey and Margaret B. Harvey Gordon Reece Howell Jr. and Irene Howell IAVO Research and Scientific James Haywood Maynard and Connie Mizelle Maynard

Thomas McLean Frances Monk* Harry D. Murphy and Lynn Chandler Murphy Packer Engineering Inc. Pitt Memorial Hospital Foundation Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust Ledyard Elree Ross Jr. and Alta Dant Ross Edward Calvin Smith Jr. and Jo Clary Smith E. H. Taft Jr.* E. Hoover Taft III and Donna Taft Helen Taft* Hoover and Tom Taft Family Kathy Arnold Taft* Taft Family The Brody Brothers’ Foundation The Brody Foundation The Country Doctor Museum Foundation Inc. The Eddie and Jo Allison Smith Family Foundation The Harold H. Bate Foundation Inc. The Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation Trade-Wilco Company Vince & Linda McMahon Family Foundation Inc. Wachovia Bank N. A. Robert Allen Ward and Margaret Cude Ward J. Fred Webb* Nell Webb Walter L. Williams and Marie S. Williams Samuel Joseph Wornom III and Sandra Leonard Wornom Stuart Wright

Gold Level ($750,000–$999,999)

Silver Level ($500,000–$749,999)

William Gray Blount and Barbara Keck Blount Elizabeth M. Britt E. R. Lewis Construction Company Thomas W. Rivers Glaxo Wellcome Inc. Lloyd Allen Hudson and Dorothy E. Hudson IBM Tapley O. Johnson III Pat Lane and Lynn Lane Harvey Ray Lewis and Brenda Turner Lewis Robert T. Maynard and Virginia Bobbitt Maynard Jesse R. Peel The Woodall-Smart Partnership

Michael Ray Baynes Clarence B. Beasley* Julia Weskett Beasley David A. Bond and Pamela Short Bond Brewco Enterprises Inc. Robert Gentry Brinkley and Amy Woods Brinkley C. D. Spangler Foundation Inc. Anthony Myles Cartrette and Jennifer J. Cartrette Ken Chalk and Kay Chalk Chip Chesson and Freda Chesson Robert William Cihak and Dianne Marie Cihak DuPont Estate of Clifford Kiehn Estate of Dorothy R. Brandon Estate of Elizabeth F. Campbell Estate of Janie Barber Lora King Virginia Herrin James L. Hatcher and Alice V. Hatcher Robert L. Jones and Eve Avery Jones Max Ray Joyner Sr. Lola McClary Kelso* Lynn N. Kelso* Verneda Kiehn* Edward Lowdermilk and Deitra L. Lowdermilk Dan Lynn Merrell North Carolina Association of Insurance Agents Chip and Freda Chesson PotashCorp–Aurora Stanton R. Prentiss C. D. Spangler and Meredith R. Spangler Taco Bell

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The Fullerton Foundation George C. Turner and Sue Turner Paul Raymond Walker and Kathryn Hettinger Walker WNGA Family Limited Partnership

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Bronze Level ($100,000–$499,999)

Anonymous A. J. Fletcher Educational and Opera Foundation Abbott Laboratories Betty Sanders Abernathy* Karel B. Absolon* Mary Bendix Absolon Ace Transport Ltd. Marcus Sailer Albernaz and Lisa Taylor Albernaz Alliance One International Carey Michael Aman and Page Stout Aman American Medical Association Education and Research Foundation Robert Amerson and Sue Amerson Eugene G. Anderson Apple Computer Inc. ARAMARK Corporation William Etheldred Askew and Rose Askew Jerry W. Atkins Viola Smith Babcock* Garland Randy Bailey and Jillian K. Bailey Thomas Balon Bank of America Tony Robertson Banks* R. Janie Barber* Bobby Gerald Barbour and Terri White Barbour Francis M. Barnes* Ronnie Phillip Barnes Robert Kelly Barnhill Sr. and Mary Ann Barnhill Barnhill Contracting Company James W. Batten* Sara S. Batten* Thomas A. Bayliss III and Patsy Bayliss BB&T James Hudson Bearden and Polly L. Bearden Richard Gray Bennett and Sarah Bennett Thomas A. Bennett* Walter G. Benton and Lisa D. Benton Berbecker Foundation Thomas Ray Bland

Benjamin Mayo Boddie Jr. Bill L. Boddie Mayo Boddie Sr. and Jean Boddie Michael White Boddie and Mary Ann Boddie Nick B. Boddie* and Betsy Boddie Boddie-Noell Foundation William H. Bodenhamer and Linda Bodenhamer Bill Bogey and Jenni Kolczynski James O. Bond Jr. and Connie Minges Bond Clifton Earl Boyd* Jane Godwin Boyd Matthew Thomas Boykin II Connally Branch and Svitlana Bilan Branch Banking and Trust Co. Charles Christopher Bremer and Barbara Waaland Bremer Lawrence F. Brewster* James L. Brooks Bonnie Lee Brown William S. Brown and Jane Darden Brown Brown & Wood Inc. Kenneth Reed Bryant and Terry Minges Bryant James F. Buckman IV and Kaye Buckman Michael L. Bunting and Mollie Berry Davenport Louise O. Burevitch Archie R. Burnette* GlaxoSmithKline Joseph Millard Butterworth III and Sandra Faulkner Butterworth Jack Andrew Calvert Sr. Capital Community Foundation Inc. Carolina Data Systems Carolina Medical Products Company CP&L, a Progress Energy Company Carroll and Associates Inc. Ed Casey Caterpillar Foundation Caterpillar Inc. Beatrice A. Chauncey James W. Chesnutt and Judy Redfern Chesnutt

Truman W. Miller* and Marie M. Miller Ciba Specialty Chemicals Education Foundation Gabriel Radu Cipau and Amy Maness Cipau Edwin Lafayette Clark Jr. and Ann Williams Clark James William Post and Sandra Long Post Clement Companies Coca-Cola Bottling Company COECO Glyn Edwin Collins and Jana Collins Willard H. Colson Jr. and Caroline Colson Joe P. Covington Jr. and Janet Covington Stanley Wilson Cox and Sharon Cox Cox Communications Credit Financial Services Inc. Jimmy Earl Creech and Debra Smith Creech Stephen Raymond Cunanan and Ellen Mason Cunanan D.S. Simmons, Inc. William A. Darden and Clara M. Darden Red Lobster/Darden Foods Roger L. Davenport Emily Monk Davidson J. B. and Claire Davis Walter R. Davis* Wayland Denton and Elaine Garner Denton DFI Scholarship Fund Inc. Digital Equipment Corporation Phillip Ray Dixon and Candace Cicerone Dixon Domino’s Pizza Joyce S. Draughon DSM Pharmaceuticals Charles Duff and Betty Duff Duff Family CLAT Billy R. Dunn and Valerie Dunn East Carolina Auto and Truck Derek Dunn and Betsy Dunn Eastern Nephrology Associates Eddie Smith and Jo Smith Donald Jackson Edwards and Judy W. Edwards

Isaac Jackson Edwards Jr.* Rachel Fleming Edwards Elizabeth Tuten Walker Estate Embarq EMC Emily Monk Davidson Foundation Inc. David H. Englert and Gail R. Englert Equipment Plus Foodservice Gail McClelland Estate of Celeste A. Deans Clauda P. Todd Estate of Eunice Garner Estate of Georgina Yeatman John G. Long Estate of Joseph Bateman Estate of Leon L. Moore Jr. Mabel C. Hayden Estate of Mary L. Q. Tuttle Estate of Mildred Daniel Cobb Mildred Lancaster Estate of Nancy Darden Pearl R. Potter Violet H. Mitchell Estate of W C McClammy Eunice Garner Trust James S. Ficklen Jr.* Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund First Citizens Bank John M. Fisher and Joy Kluttz Fisher Ellen C. Fleming* James L. Fleming* Louis Plaster Forrest Francis M. Barnes Charitable Trust Fund William Price Furr and Emily Rouse Furr Mary Furth Thomas G. Gardner Jr. and Carol Gardner GE Medical System Information Technology Gertrude E. Skelly Charitable Foundation Frank Corydon Gill Jr. and Charlene Sanders Gill Thomas J. Glennon and Alice Glennon Golden Corral Corporation Douglas Louis Gomes and Katherine Herring Gomes

Gouras Walls & Ceilings Grady-White Boats Inc. Kenneth L. Gray and Rochelle Gray Rudolph Gray and Bette Gray Greater Greenville Foundation Robert James Greczyn Jr. and Kristen Amick Greczyn Greenville Toyota Gregory Poole Equipment Company Guidant Foundation, Inc. Robert Haywood Hall and Nancy Herron Hall John Hallow and Kim Hallow Karen Hancock Mary Ruth Hardy* Thomas John Harrison and Rexanne Anderson Harrison Robert Dean Hartley and Charlene M. Hartley Hastings Ford Inc. Jonathan Frank Havens Jr.* Hendrix-Barnhill Sherwin Herring Hess Foundation, Inc. Waverly Erwin Hester and Martha Hester Hewlett Packard Ronald G. Hight and Madelyn Coleman Hight Robert Edward Hill and Betty Smith Hill Henry Williams Hinton Jr. and Debbie Everett Hinton Dwight Myers Holland Alton Wayne Holloman and Sherry McKee Holloman Keith D. Holmes Jr. and Susan T. Holmes Hospice of East Carolina Mary Ferebee Howard* David Reece Howell John M. Howell and Gladys D. Howell HPC Foundation For Hospice John P. Hudson and Harriet Hudson Hudson Brothers Construction Company Betty Debnam Hunt Rector Samuel Hunt III and Vicky Hunt

Alvin B. Hutzler II and Joanne Hutzler Thomas Grant Irons and Carol Fleming Irons Irwin Belk Educational Foundation ISIR/Koppermann USA William P. Jackson and Billie T. Jackson Charles D. Jamerson Jr. Jarman Auto Sales Jefferson Pilot Foundation Alan Thomas Jessup Joe Pecheles Volkswagen Inc. George Herbert Johnson Jr. and Lynette Dorn Johnson Johnson & Johnson Dennis Gerald Jones* J. E. Jones Jr. Max Ray Joyner Jr. and Kelly Jordan Joyner Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust Stephen Preston Keen and Beverly Perkins Keen Michael W. Kelly and Willo Jean Kelly KIA of Greenville Thomas P. Kidd Jr. and Judy Kidd Kelly Stuart King and Eva Ann King Samuel Craig Kirby and Gennie Sorrell Kirby James Bryant Kirkland Jr. and Evelyn Johnson Kirkland John Bryant Kittrell III and Cynthia Domme Kittrell Harry Lee Land Jr. and Kathy Byrum Land Barbara Landers* Matthew P. Landers* William B. Langley and Doris M. Langley Ted B. Lanier and Peggy Lanier James Lankton Don Lassiter and Linda Vann Lassiter John R. M. Lawrence and Rosa Maria Lopez-Canete Norwood Brent Lee and Deborah Robertson Lee Lee Tractor Company

Kenneth Eugene Lewis Sr.* Thad J. Lewis III and Carrie Mouw Lewis Tommie Leon Little and Marilee Martin Little Ruth Hayes Lokken* Sam Lovelace and Judith A. Lovelace Robert V. Lucas and Victoria Lucas Clyde Thomas Mallison Jr. and Frances Mallison Marion Merrell Dow Inc. David Marshburn and Connie G. Marshburn Timothy Martin and Dianne Martin Sidney Mason* John Thomas Mathews and Gail Mathews Johnnie E. May and Anne B. May R. William McConnell and Mary Raab Pat McCotter Benjamin W. McKenzie III Edward C. McRae Medical Mutual Insurance Company of NC Mark Meltzer and Nancy B. Meltzer Merck and Company Inc. Metrics, Inc. The Milford Unitrust Marie Miller Truman Winthrop Miller* J. Fielding Miller and Kimberly G. Fielding William Donald Mills Sr. and Donniere Morton Mills Mabel Minges* Max E. Minges* Tony Ray Misenheimer and Jeannette Rivers Misenheimer Edward Thomas Mizell and Barbara Jones Mizell Mobley Agency Richard Finley Moldin and Nancy Diehl Moldin Edwin W. Monroe and Nancy Monroe Mark G. Montenero Clifton Hines Moore Collice Clyde Moore Sr. and Ann Nichols Moore

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Joan Moore Rufus W. Moore* Ruth F. Moore Eleanor Morris* Jim and Pam Mullen Ed Murphrey and Diane R. Murphrey NACCO Materials Handling Group Inc. National Dodge Inc. New York Yankees Foundation Rachael Mooney Newell* Danny Nichols and Elizabeth Taylor Nichols Nickolas B Boddie Sr & Lucy Mayo Boddie Foundation William Keller Normann and Parker Normann North Carolina Community Foundation Inc. Novartis Oak Foundation Marsha Blair and James A. Blair Michael Reid Overcash and Susan Wilson Overcash Parker Overton and Becky Overton John Vann Parker and Debbie Parker Parker’s Barbecue Robert Donald Parrott and Helen Saunders Parrott PCMH Volunteer Auxiliary Helen Peel* Pepsi/Minges Bottling Group James J. and Mamie Richardson Perkins Memorial Fund Donald Hicks Perry Marguerite Austin Perry Pfizer Inc. Pharmacia Phelps Chevrolet Inc. Piggly-Wiggly of Eastern N.C. Pitt County Pirate Club Bob Plybon and Mary Plybon Walter Julius Pories and Mary Ann Rose James William Post and Sandra Long Post Procter & Gamble of Greenville Pete Pully William E. Dansey Milford R. Quinn and Reba Sanderson Quinn

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Terry Cameron Quinn and Betty W. Quinn R. A. Bryan Foundation Inc. R. A. Jeffreys Distributing Julian W. Rawl and Barbara Rawl Clarence Arthur Rawls III and Patricia Evans Rawls H. E. and Gayle Rayfield Rhett Alan Raynor and Sharon Raynor RBC Bank RBC Centura Bank Ready Mixed Concrete Company Red Lobster Nina Belle Redditt* Registrar’s Office Richard Randolph Reid and Betty Minton William Lawson Reinhart Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. David Michael Renn and Rebecca B. Renn Robert S. Rippy and Jennifer Rippy Thomas Rivers* Rivers & Associates RJR Nabisco Inc. Roanoke Chevrolet William Riley Roberson III and Olivia Grimes Roberson William Riley Roberson Jr.* Leslie Stanley Robinson and Vonda Robinson Charles L. Rogers and Julia Stokes Rogers William Michael Rogers and Janet Dickens Rogers W. Howard Rooks Ross Orthodontics Glennie L. Rouse* Sampson-Bladen Oil Company Sanofi Pasteur Biologics Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Ann Rhem Schwarzmann Mustafa Selim Willis Allen Separk Louis W. Sewell Jr. and Doris Sewell Kevin M. Shannon and Lori Coates Shannon

Raymond Paul Sharpe and Pamela M. Sharpe Evelyn W. Simpson* Harry L. Sloan Amblick Thomas Smith Charles Benjamin Smith and Marsha Smith Harry Leo Smith Jr. and Tammy P. Smith Henry Lewis Smith and Tracey F. Smith William Kincy Smith II and Grace Dail Smith Southco Distributing Company J. Craig Souza Reginald Coleman Spain and Bonita Barefoot Spain Elizabeth Harris Sparrow Wendall Keats Sparrow* St. Jude Medical, Inc. Kenneth Lamont Stallings and Nina Griffin Stallings State Farm Mary L. Staton* Michael H. Steadman and Deborah Wood Steadman R. Edward Steed Beverly Lee Stevens Jean M. Stevens Robert Charles Strickland and Wanda Strickland Curtis Roy Struyk Harry Williams Stubbs IV Suddenlink Guy Seldon Swain and Kathy Rhodes Swain James Howard Swain and Madelyn W. Swain T. A. Loving Company James R. Talton Jr.* Myrtle Talton J. Carlton Taylor Sr.* Taylor Foundation Robert Dillard Teer Sr. and Mildred Teer Kenneth Jason Tetterton and Colleen Sullivan Tetterton The Burroughs Wellcome Fund The Cannon Foundation The Community Foundation The Daily Reflector The East Carolina Bank The Gravely Foundation

The Ji & Li Family Foundation Daisy & Walter C. Latham Foundation The Murray & Sydell Rosenberg Foundation The North Carolina Foundation for Christian Ministries Thelma Roberts Hall* The Winston-Salem Foundation Thomas B. and Robertha K. Coleman Foundation Richard C. Todd* Paul Thomas Trevisan and Sybil Moody Trevisan Graydon W. Tripp and Melba Rhue Tripp James Randolph Tripp and Linda Lynn Tripp Libby Tripp-Cox Harold C. Troxler Roy E. Truslow John Bernard Tudor David Reid Tyler and Marion Harvey Tyler Marshall Elwood Tyner Jr. and Jennifer Smith Tyner Walter R. Davis United Energy Inc. University Book Exchange Inc. Pitt Memorial Hospital US Cellular Robert Carl Vause Jr. and Mary Whiteside Vause Leo Allen Venters Anita Torund Vermund Halvor Vermund* Sten Halvor Vermund and Pilar Julian Vargas Thomas Martin Vicars Jr. Wachovia Corporation Wake County Pirate Club James A. Walker and Adria Ward Walker Arnold Wallace and Kay S. Wallace Joseph L. Wallace and Judy Wallace Walter J. and Lillie A. Berbecker Scholarship Alfred S. Wang and Veronica C. Wang James Harvey Ward III and Katie Ward

Burney Simon Warren III and Judy Christiansen Warren Gary Lew Warren Rhonda S. Warren Mark Montenero Philip R. S. Waugh Jr. and Jean Wilder Waugh Thomas Frederick Webb and Karen Farless Webb Robert Howard Weber Jr. Wells Fargo Robert Lee West and Roberta E. West West Memorial Fund William J. Wester and Stephanie K. Wester Weyerhaeuser Company David Jordan Whichard II and Judith Kirkpatrick Whichard Barbara S. White Steven M. White* Jerry Lynn Wilkins and Andrea H. Wilkins David Lee Williams and Terri Briley Williams Stephen T. Williams Henry G. Williamson Jr. and Nancy Williamson Linda Lee Willis WITN-TV Inc. David Harris Womack and Sydney Sager Womack Harriet H. Wooten Harvey Sharp Wooten John L. Wooten* Richard K. Worsley Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Dennis Allen Young Sr. and Ellen Young

Leo Jenkins Society Gregory L. Abeyounis Harry G. Adams Michael Curtis Aho Charles H. Allen and Tracey Hill Allen Carey Michael Aman and Page Stout Aman Gene Thomas Aman and Helen Newman Aman Anonymous Kenneth Wayne Ashley and Lisa J. Ashley Cecilia Cartwright Austin Tony Robertson Banks* Robert Kelly Barnhill Sr. and Mary Ann Barnhill Harold H. Bate* Richard F. Bean James Hudson Bearden and Polly L. Bearden Clarence B. Beasley* Julia Weskett Beasley Irwin Belk and Carol Grotnes Belk Jim Lewis Bellamy Jr. Dorothy May Berry* Geraldine M. Beveridge* William Gray Blount and Barbara Keck Blount Catherine Ann Bolton David A. Bond and Pamela Short Bond Jarl E. Bowers* Emily S. Boyce Lawrence F. Brewster* Elizabeth M. Britt David Stephen Brody and Laura Camnitz Brody Ernest Lawson Brown Jr. Bradford Marshall Brown and Deborah Kinlaw Brown Maurice Leland Bunch III and Claudia Brinn Bunch Alston W. Burke* Archie R. Burnette* John A. Campbell Jr. and Elizabeth Folk Campbell* Agnes M. Canzona Frank Ceruzzi and Grace Williams Ceruzzi Delorene P. Charest*

Beatrice A. Chauncey James T. Cheatham and Brenning B. Cheatham William C. Cobb* Charles R. Coble Wallace E. Cockrell James Beverly Congleton Jr.* Vera W. Congleton Rachel D. Conn Mark Fearing Copeland and Tracy Waters Copeland Rebekah Crouch Covell Phoebe M. Dail Everette Lewis and Margaret D. Daniel Lucille Hampton Daniel Mamie Daniel* H. Frances Daniels* Nancy Whitfield Darden* Doris L. Davenport* Samuel B. Dees* and Helen Dees* A. A. DeSimone* Robert James Diefendorf Phillip Ray Dixon and Candace Cicerone Dixon Theodore R. Ellis III Ronald G. Ellis Jr. Verona Lee Joyner Langford Janice Hardison Faulkner Curtis G. Fields* Jean L. Fields William Hulme Fleming and Kelly Carlough Fleming James L. Fleming* Charles A. Freeze* Hazel Freeze Carolyn Ann Fulghum Mary Furth Thomas G. Gardner Jr. and Carol Gardner Whitaker Bernard Ham Edward MacGregor Hamilton Jr. and Mary L. Hamilton Karen Hancock William W. Hankins and Denise Hankins Edward J. Harper II Rose Dunn Harrison James L. Hatcher and Alice V. Hatcher Ruth Ann Henriksen* Virginia Herrin*

Waverly Erwin Hester and Martha Hester Melanie Lace Higgins* Robert Edward Hill and Betty Smith Hill Dwight Holland Phyllis Ann Holland Mary Ferebee Howard* Gordon Reece Howell Jr. and Irene Howell Lloyd Allen Hudson and Dorothy E. Hudson Douglas Wade Huggins and Alice Huggins Stanley John Humienny Jr. and Brenda Sessoms Humienny Rosa Alice Hunnings* Betty Debnam Hunt Sara McKenzie Hunter Richard D. Hunter* John A. Israel and Arminda B. Israel Alan Thomas Jessup Hal Swords Johnson and Debbie Truby Johnson Elizabeth Pate Johnson F. Milam Johnson* Edwin B. Jones and Joan M. Jones Max Ray Joyner Jr. and Kelly Jordan Joyner Max Ray Joyner Sr. Catherine Smith Joyner* Gerhard W. Kalmus and Karin C. Kalmus Benjamin F. Keaton Michael W. Kelly and Willo Jean Kelly Lynn N. Kelso* John Bryant Kittrell III and Cynthia Domme Kittrell Michael Barry Kodroff Hervy Basil Kornegay Sr. and Deborah Price Kornegay Michael Stanley Kowalczyk H. D. Lambeth Jr. Pat and Lynn Lane Ted B. Lanier and Peggy Lanier George Lautares and Esterre B. Lautares Zeplin Sanford Lee Jr. and Bonnie Phipps Lee

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Tommy Glynn Lewis II and Janice Dampier Lewis Kenneth Eugene Lewis Sr.* Eloise Morton Lewis* Dorothy Love Edward Lowdermilk and Deitra L. Lowdermilk John W. Lowe Jr. and Nelda Sullivan Lowe John R. Maiolo and Ruth Good Maiolo Clyde Thomas Mallison Jr. and Frances Mallison Bonnie Gail Mani Morris Duncan Marley and Beverly Nickens Marley Johnnie E. and Anne B. May Robert T. Maynard and Virginia Bobbitt Maynard William Charles McClammy* Gail L. McClelland* R. William McConnell and Mary Raab Thomas McLean Mark Meltzer and Nancy B. Meltzer Henry Metzger and Christa Metzger Truman W. and Marie M. Miller Gayle B. Miriello Edwin W. Monroe and Nancy Monroe Stephen C. Morrisette and Linda Hopkins Morrisette Raymond Lee Mulkey III and Laura Koonce Mulkey Lucy A. Nicolaysen Emil Nicolaysen* Nancy Ann Nicoletti William Keller Normann and Parker Normann Joseph Benjamin Pace and Sally O’Quinn Pace Michael S. Patterson and Mary Rudroff Patterson Helen Peel* Jesse R. Peel Treva P. Pendleton* Marguerite Austin Perry Judith Claire Perry E. Hayes Petteway and Mary Anne Petteway

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Timothy M. Phelps and Debra Boswell Phelps Hal Warren Pierce Marvin Piland Charles M. Poole Stanton R. Prentiss C. Ray Pruette* Martin Rabunsky* Carolyn C. Rabunsky Fred D. Ragan and Carlene Ragan William Lawson Reinhart Kenneth R. Wilson and Christa Reiser David Michael Renn and Rebecca B. Renn Patricia Liccardi Rice Daniel W. Rice III and Johnnee Rice Burney Ray Rivenbark and Judy Rivenbark William Riley Roberson Jr.* Earl Lynn Roberson* Ledyard E. Ross Martiel C. Ross Otha S. Rountree Claude Sawyer and Barbara P. Sawyer Ann Rhem Schwarzmann Lillian J. Scott* Willis Allen Separk Conrad Bernard Sharpe Robert A. Shaw and Jon Ward Shaw Barbara Ann Smith Susan T. Smith Wendall Keats Sparrow* Elizabeth Harris Sparrow Nell A. Stallings* Pennie M. Stephens Beverly Lee Stevens Vernon K. Stewart and Caron H. Stewart Harry Williams Stubbs IV Coleman Newton Sullivan Jr. and Candace Lee Sullivan Scott David Talcott Sarah Helen Taylor M. Louise Thomas Clinton E. Thomas Jr. James B. Thompson Jr. and Marie Sharpe Thompson Clauda P. Todd*

Gordon Earl Trevathan Jr. Harold C. Troxler Roy E. Truslow Lester E. Turnage Jr.* Marshall Elwood Tyner Jr. and Jennifer Smith Tyner Randolph Umberger* Robert Brian Van Metre Brenda J. Walden Burney Simon Warren III and Judy Christiansen Warren Jack Warren Jr. and Carlynn Jarvis Warren Philip R. S. Waugh Jr. and Jean Wilder Waugh Robert Lee West and Roberta E. West James Edmond White Jr. and Carol Ann White Bynum James Whitehurst and Sarah Jones Whitehurst Gary Robert Williams and Jan O. Williams Walter L. and Marie S. Williams Cecil Troy Wilson Harriet H. Wooten Richard K. Worsley Ralph Conley Worthington and Darlene Smith Worthington Robert L. Zucker and Anne Strickland Zucker * Deceased

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RESOLUTION SECOND CENTURY CAMPAIGN BOARD OF TRUSTEES EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY February 24, 2012

WHEREAS, the Second Century Campaign, the university’s most ambitious fundraising initiative in history, was planned and launched to raise $200 million in support of the university’s strategic plan, ECU Tomorrow: A Vision for Leadership and Service; and WHEREAS, the Campaign concluded on December 31, 2011, one year ahead of schedule and almost $20 million over goal ($219,916,000) representing another important university milestone; and WHEREAS, the university is now positioned to achieve even bolder private fundraising results in the future and to fully develop private support as a source for funding opportunities.

NOW IT BE RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees of East Carolina University expresses sincere appreciation to the many generous alumni and friends who made this achievement possible, and to the many board members of university foundations, and other key volunteers, who worked so hard and provided important leadership.

Adopted this 24th day of February, 2012 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES BY: Robert V. Lucas, Chair ATTEST: Joel K. Butler, Secretary

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We’ve reached an important milestone, but the job is not complete.

East Carolina University’s future depends on all of us.

Together, we can shape the future of our university.

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