THE VIRTUAL
FAIRFIELD AWARDS MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2020
THE VIRTUAL
FAIRFIELD AWARDS ∂
WELCOME Rev. Charles H. Allen, S.J.
INVOCATION Rev. Gerald R. Blaszczak, S.J.
GREETINGS Patricia E. Glassford ’85
WELCOME FROM THE PRESIDENT Mark R. Nemec, PhD
– PRESENTATION OF THE AWARDS – INTRODUCTIONS Patricia E. Glassford ’85 DISTINGUISHED FACULTY/ADMINISTRATOR AWARD
Paul F. Lakeland, PhD PARENT LEADERSHIP AWARD
Claire and Woody Knopf, P’16 ALUMNI SERVICE AWARD
H. Bart Franey ’67 ALUMNI PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Clinton A. Lewis Jr. ’88 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT SPEAKER
Xavier Cole ’20
CONCLUDING REMARKS Adrienne A. Johnson ’91
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Investing in Scholarship at Fairfield — Creating Opportunities for our Students Living our mission, elevating talent, and promoting diversity — these are the outcomes of generosity for student scholarship. As a modern, Jesuit Catholic university, Fairfield is committed to helping those in need, and we recognize that scholarship assistance often provides a singular opportunity for a life-changing education. We understand the transformative power of education for scholarship recipients, and also see the ways in which a diverse group of students enrich campus life. Scholarships bring together a uniquely gifted population of undergraduates, attracting exceptionally talented young scholars while promoting a culturally and socioeconomically diverse student body. Furthermore, scholarships inspire our students to persist in their studies, embrace the academic experience, and look toward the future with hope. These students are deeply grateful for the support of benefactors like you who believe in them. Your generosity fosters a sense of inspired motivation in our scholarship recipients. Since 1988, the annual Fairfield Awards Dinner has raised more than $19 million for the Alumni Multicultural Scholarship Fund and other endowed scholarships to help students realize their full potential through a Fairfield education. We thank you for your partnership in building on that record of success by your participation this evening.
GREETINGS FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Friends: This has been an exceptional year for all of us, and so we have had to adapt our 32 nd annual Fairfield Awards program to a virtual format. But in so many ways, the work that we do together as a community to support young men and women of promise by making a Fairfield education available to them is more vital — more clearly essential to the character of the institution that we love and serve — than in any year in recent memory. This celebration is our opportunity to renew our mission of service by providing the transformative gift of a modern Jesuit, Catholic education. We do this as inheritors of the tradition of Ignatian pedagogy, which has been forming students to serve the world since 1547. While higher education is in continual evolution — and we see how this has accelerated in 2020 — the values to which we have remained faithful as a learning community for over 250 years have remained unchanged: This is our commitment to the care of the whole person — to form our students in spirit, body, and mind, and to provide institutional and financial support for those who need our help so that they may fulfill their potential and realize their vocations. As we rise as a University, and as we strive at Fairfield to become ever more global in outlook, our commitment to providing these opportunities to persons of all backgrounds becomes ever more critical. More men and women are seeking a Fairfield education than ever. This year, once again, we received the largest applicant pool in our history for the class of 2024, with over 12,500 applicants — an increase of almost 3 percent over last year. Given we are able to accomplish this at a time when the college-age population across the country but especially in the Northeast is declining is a reflection of our growing stature. It is also a challenge to all of us. We must rise to meet these young people and foster their growth so that they can join our community. We must always bear in mind that St. Ignatius embraced education as a mission for the Society of Jesus because it was revealed to him that forming young persons of promise was the most advantageous way to transform the world for the better. Thank you for joining us this evening as we honor tonight’s award recipients, all of whom are exemplary members of our community, and thank you for your commitment to the continuity of this essential mission and to Fairfield’s continued pursuit of modern excellence. Warmest regards,
Mark R. Nemec, PhD President Professor of Politics
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
PATRICIA E. GLASSFORD ’85 Vice President and Project Leader, General Electric (Retired)
Patti Glassford is a member of the University’s Board of Trustees. She worked for GE for over 32 years and was previously Vice President of Cash Initiatives. Glassford held a number of leadership roles throughout her career across the Industrial, Capital, and Media businesses, including CFO Energy Connections, CFO Treasury, CFO Restructuring Operations, CFO Industrial Solutions, EVP and CFO NBC Universal Film and Parks, SVP and CFO NBC TV Stations and NBC West Coast, manager, Finance GE Plastics Commercial and Manufacturing, and executive audit manager. Glassford graduated from Fairfield University with a BS in finance in 1985 and GE’s Financial Management Program in 1988. Glassford was the 2015 recipient of the Alumni Professional Achievement Award. She and her husband, John ’85, live in Greenwich, Conn.
ADRIENNE A. JOHNSON ’91 Managing Director and Chief Transformation Officer, Equitable
Adrienne Johnson is Managing Director and Chief Transformation Officer of Equitable and a member of the company’s Operating Committee. As CTO, Johnson is responsible for Equitable’s customer service and operations for the company’s three lines of business Group Retirement, Individual Retirement and Protection Solutions; her responsibilities also include Corporate Real Estate, Facilities Management and Corporate Security, Corporate Sourcing and Procurement, the Implementation Management Office which oversees the company’s investment pool and supports Equitable’s newly listed status, and the Results Delivery Office providing enterprise-wide program management. As CTO, Johnson drives enterprise-wide initiatives that shape customer, partner, and employee experience. Johnson is passionate about giving back to the community, in particular, mentoring young talent, supporting women’s leadership development, and serving in veterans organizations. Johnson serves on the Advisory Board of the Dolan School of Business at Fairfield University. In addition, she serves on the Board of Directors for the CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity. Johnson earned a bachelor of science degree from Fairfield University and an MBA from the Stern School of Business at New York University.
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT SPEAKER
XAVIER COLE ’20 A recent graduate with a degree in finance and economics from Fairfield’s Charles F. Dolan School of Business, Cole plans to one day earn his MBA, but has, as of this past summer, earned a full-time role with Lazard Asset Management on the Equity Trading Desk. When Cole, a native of Mount Vernon, N.Y., first stepped foot on Fairfield’s campus, he “instantly felt the energy, the excitement, and the togetherness of the community.” As an undergraduate, Cole was a member of the Finance Club, and worked as an intern in both the marketing and finance departments at Meridian Risk Management, a private insurance firm that specializes in high net worth clients. Also, while a student at Fairfield, Cole became Bloomberg Market Concepts Certified and served as a portfolio manager with the Fairfield Investment Group on campus. He has also been a volunteer with the Church of God in New Rochelle, N.Y. since 2012 and was a recipient of Fairfield University’s Cristo Rey Nativity Scholarship. When asked about his greatest learning experience at Fairfield, Cole said that it was the process of taking ownership over his education: “I have learned that my mistakes are my most important teachers because they teach me discipline and self-control,” Cole said. “They allow me to see where I went wrong as a teenager and as an aspiring student. I take great pride in correcting my mistakes.” At Fairfield, Cole developed strong friendships with professors and peers and credits the “Fairfield spirit” for helping him to flourish in the community.“Senior year, I had the great opportunity to meet and work with business students from across the globe at the Rotman International Trading competition,” Cole continued. “I also had the chance to live on the beautiful shoreline down at the beach and despite the pandemic (and missing out on some springtime traditions) we still managed our best to make it feel worthwhile.” For all those watching the Virtual Fairfield Awards, Cole wanted to express his gratitude. “I am ever so grateful for their compassion and I vow to turn this scholarship into something that will make my future dreams and aspirations become a reality. Once again, thank you. For without you, attending Fairfield University would not have been possible.”
MEET A FEW OF OUR SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
ERYIEL JOYCE MASCARDO ’21 Major: Psychology Minor: Public Health Hometown: Chuuk, Federated States of Micronesia I have learned so many valuable lessons while creating deep relationships with others, strengthening my faith, and experiencing a new culture. My time here and education will help me reach my dreams and grant me a better future. Because of this scholarship, I am able to attend this prestigious University and become a well-rounded student because of my Jesuit education. Every day, through my education and experiences at Fairfield University, I am getting closer to achieving my goals and reaching my full potential. I promise to continue doing my best and pay my blessings forward in the future.
DOMENICK LAPERUTA ’20 Major: Accounting and Management Hometown: Yonkers, N.Y. Receiving this scholarship has had a great influence to help me better afford my education at Fairfield University. When I first received notification that I was the recipient for this scholarship, I immediately called my mom who told my entire family, and they all told me just how proud they are of me. Receiving this scholarship has helped to reinforce that I am on the right track. I am extremely thankful for this scholarship and the generosity of donors that make this scholarship possible. I will make sure to use the opportunity that you have given me to succeed in my career.
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Meet the President of the Alumni Association HUGH MORGAN ’69, P’95 Hugh Morgan majored in marketing at Fairfield, but it was the University’s emphasis on social justice and being a man for others that left the deepest impression on the 1969 graduate. That’s what compelled the Massapequa, N.Y. native to join the Army after graduation and then embark on a 40-year career with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. “I considered it a public service,” said the father of three, one of whom, Brendan ’95, followed his dad’s lead to the rolling hills of North Benson Road. Now retired and enjoying life as a non-commuter in nearby Rye, N.Y., Morgan has decided again to turn his attention to others — by becoming the president of Fairfield’s Alumni Association. Morgan first visited Fairfield just before graduating from Archbishop Molloy High School in Queens, N.Y. at a time when he and friends were also considering Mount St. Mary College, Siena, Catholic University, and other respected East Coast schools. “The campus kind of grabbed you,” he said about choosing to attend Fairfield, which was one of the younger schools on his list. Starting out as a classics major, Morgan fondly remembers classes with longtime faculty members Richard Regan, PhD (English), Gerald Cavallo, PhD (Marketing), and the Rev. John Bonn, S.J. Morgan ended up spending all four years on campus, living with roommate Tom Quackenbush ’69, who joined him at Army Officer Candidate School before starting his own longtime career as an IBM executive. Morgan served two years in Oklahoma and Texas before settling down with his wife, Emily, who specialized in computers at AT&T before pivoting to her current passion, teaching math at School of the Holy Child in Rye. Morgan’s job as a first-level officer in Bank Supervision at the Federal Reserve meant commuting to New York City each day, so the couple decided to raise their family in nearby Westchester County, settling in Rye. While his career had him traveling to Puerto Rico regularly, he also often made time to attend Fairfield reunions or take in a basketball match-up. “I found it was a great weekend activity, to take my two older ones up to the games,” said Morgan, who now enjoys bringing his young grandchildren to campus for Mass at Egan Chapel followed by a game. Not long before retiring, Morgan noticed the Fairfield Alumni Association was looking for board members and he signed up for a three-year stint. Soon, he was re-upping for three more years. As president, Morgan leads the board in advancing volunteerism, contributions, and attendance at alumni and University events — something that comes naturally to him. In early July, he presided over his first meeting, albeit via Zoom. He said he’s happy to report alumni chapters near and far are quite active, and he’d love to welcome additional members to the board, to increase both its size and its diversity.
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“ For me, I look at the type of person and the type of leader I am today, and other than the DNA I have from the benefit of my mom and dad, it’s a product of the experience I had at Fairfield.”
ALUMNI PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
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Clinton A. Lewis Jr. ’88
or Clint Lewis ’88, hard work and serendipity have worked hand in hand to shape a life marked with successes. The son of Caribbean parents and the first in his family to attend college in the United States, Lewis found his way to Fairfield University after his high school guidance counselor presented him with five Catholic universities to consider. When he applied to Fairfield, his guidance counselor offered a cautionary word.
“She told me to not get my hopes up on getting into Fairfield, because the salutatorian of my high school had already been waitlisted,” Lewis recalled. Lewis was accepted and immediately declared a major in biology. “I assumed I had to declare a major right away,” he said. “I always did well in science and math but science came easier to me than math.” Without a calling for research or medicine, Lewis set his sights on combining science and business, which he says shaped his Fairfield experience and his professional pursuits thereafter. A chance encounter at Fairfield set in motion his future career. Noticing a career fair in the campus center one afternoon as he made his way to the Bannow Science Center for class, Lewis stopped and struck up a conversation with Charles Dombeck ’71 of Pfizer. The duo talked at length, causing Lewis to miss his class and forge a relationship with Dombeck, who became Pfizer’s Vice President of Corporate Human Resources. Dombeck later played an instrumental role in hiring Lewis at Pfizer upon graduation — where Lewis would work for the next 25 years. Starting in sales, Lewis progressed through senior commercial roles in human health, moving to the animal health division of Pfizer in 2007 when he became the President of U.S. Operations. In 2013, Pfizer spun out the animal health division into Zoetis, the largest global animal health company, with Lewis becoming their Executive Vice President of U.S. Operations and a corporate officer. Two years later, he became their Executive Vice President of International Operations and by 2018, Zoetis’ EVP and Group President of International, Commercial Development for Global Genetics and Aquatics Health. For Lewis, each step in his career has been as rich and meaningful as the next, learning how to leverage his “passion and creativity around science with an ever-increasing understanding of how to run successful businesses and to do so by positively engaging people and large teams.” With each new opportunity, Lewis said his Fairfield experience and its core curriculum proved to be the perfect foundation. “Fairfield really helped to shape my path — and not only from an academic standpoint,” he said. “It forced me to think about things beyond my major and it stretched me to think and discern across a number of different disciplines.” When Lewis thinks back on his trajectory from Fairfield to Pfizer and to Zoetis, he attributes much of his success to two factors: family and Fairfield. “For me, I look at the type of person and the type of leader I am today, and other than the DNA I have from the benefit of my mom and dad, it’s a product of the experience I had at Fairfield,” said Lewis. “Fairfield and my Jesuit learning experience instilled in me a sense of self, an appreciation for others, and helped me to discover where I could make a difference.”
ALUMNI SERVICE AWARD
H. Bart Franey ’67 he lessons learned on the playing field are lessons that remain after the game ends. For Bart Franey ’67, the takeaways he learned on the rugby pitch as a student at Fairfield have woven into every aspect of his life. Coming from a Jesuit high school in Kansas City, Missouri, Franey was immediately drawn to the newly-formed Fairfield University Rugby Football Club (FURFC) when he came to Fairfield in 1963. “Growing up in the Midwest in the ‘60s, it was all football, basketball, and baseball,” said Franey. “I’d go to rugby practices just to watch my freshman friends from Loyola Hall play. It was so new to me.” Franey decided to join the team in spring 1964 and was mentored by teammates Dan Gatti ’66, Doug Ciacci ’65, and Al Sullivan ’65. By his junior year, he served as Match Secretary. He also was named general chairman of freshmen orientation in the fall of 1965 for the incoming first-year class, where he cultivated lifelong friendships with Red Ruggers Bill Connolly ’69 and Tom Crowley ’69. By Franey’s senior season in 1967, he was named Club President. After graduating with a B.A. in Psychology and a minor in Business and working briefly in industrial foods, Franey decided to pursue a career that allowed him to serve others. He entered the medical products field in which he worked for the next 50 years, rising to senior management positions with American Hospital Supply, McKesson, and Herman Miller. He retired as the co-founder and CEO of Wellness Environments, Inc., a manufacturer of modular clinical spaces for healthcare facilities. “This industry makes a difference in people’s lives who need help,” said Franey. “I love that part of it: developing products and services to help people deal with their health and wellness needs. There’s a strong element of service that energizes me and brings great people to the cause.” But that’s not the only way Franey has dedicated his life to service. Finding his way back to Fairfield Rugby after serving as the Director of Communications and Logistics for the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the FURFC in 2013, he has remained the Friends of Fairfield Rugby president ever since. Franey has raised the profile of the FURFC and spread the joy and life lessons of rugby to budding athletes beyond the University community. In 2016, he helped raise money to launch COBRA, the City of Bridgeport Rugby Alliance, founded by FOFR Board Member Bob Ehlers ’79. With adult mentors, part-time coaches, and members of the University and town rugby clubs, COBRA teaches rugby to over 600 kids in 15 Bridgeport schools as an after-school program. For the FURFC, Franey has secured sponsors for team uniforms, expanded the number of scholarships for male and female rugby athletes, and acquired additional coaching staff. With a new turf pitch, scoreboard, and seating at Grauert Field on the way in partnership with the University, Franey has demonstrated his commitment to growing Fairfield University Rugby and instilling his passion and life lessons from rugby to future generations. “It taught me that no matter the circumstances, to never give up,” said Franey. “Beyond that, I learned from rugby that you probably can’t do as much as you think you can by yourself, but you can accomplish a lot more than you can believe if you team up with good people. And one other very important lesson: a Rugger is never alone — you’ll have new friends and old friends wherever life takes you.”
“ I learned from rugby that you probably can’t do as much as you think you can by yourself, but you can accomplish a lot more than you can believe if you team up with good people.”
“In a Jesuit school we try to model — imperfectly but the best that we can — what a human community should be like, in the hope that beyond Fairfield, our students will carry that message into the rest of their lives.”
DISTINGUISHED FACULTY/ADMINISTRATOR AWARD
Paul F. Lakeland, PhD
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or Dr. Paul Lakeland, the Jesuit tradition has shaped the journey of his professional and intellectual life. Now the Aloysius P. Kelley, S.J. Professor of Catholic Studies and founder of the University’s Center for Catholic Studies, Dr. Lakeland’s affiliation with the Jesuits began long before his teaching career at Fairfield University — in fact, it started while he was a student in England, where he attended a Jesuit secondary school from the age of 11. He later joined the Society of Jesus, earning a Licentiate in Philosophy from Heythrop Pontifical Athenaeum, a Master of Arts in English Language and Literature from Oxford University, and a Bachelor of Divinity Degree from the University of London. Dr. Lakeland continued his academic career at Vanderbilt University, earning a doctorate on the later religious and political thought of G.W.F. Hegel, later leaving the Jesuits and returning back to England upon completion of his degree. While teaching in London, Lakeland received a call about a job at Fairfield University, thanks to a submission by his dissertation director. Nearly 39 years later, Fairfield remains his professional home. “From the moment I stopped being a Jesuit, I found this job at Fairfield, so my relationship with the Jesuit tradition has been uninterrupted,” he said. “It has set me off on a journey that I am still on, one that hasn’t ended and from which I haven’t taken many digressions.” On that journey, Dr. Lakeland has amassed a number of distinctions for his work, including three book awards from the Catholic Press Association, as well as the 2018 award for best theology book of the year from the College Theology Society. He is also a member of the American Academy of Religion, the American Theological Society, the College Theology Society, and the Catholic Theological Society of America, of which he was president in 2018-19. He has been scholar in residence at New York University and has held the Richardson Fellowship at Durham University in the United Kingdom. Among his awards at Fairfield, he was named the 1990 AHANA minority students’ association awardee as teacher of the year, and received the Alpha Sigma Nu award for Fairfield’s teacher of the year in 2005. In reflecting on his tenure at Fairfield and his ties to the Jesuit vision of Catholicism, Dr. Lakeland says the Jesuit call to be “other-centered” has colored his life in countless ways. “As a scholar, I have taught in my writing and public speaking that the church exists not for its own sake, but for the sake of the world that it tries to serve. As a classroom teacher, it has made me try to reach students as persons, not just as seats in a classroom. And it has energized me to encourage them to recognize that with privilege comes responsibility. In a Jesuit school we try to model — imperfectly but the best that we can — what a human community should be like, in the hope that beyond Fairfield, our students will carry that message into the rest of their lives.”
PARENT LEADERSHIP AWARD
Claire and Woody Knopf, P’16
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esidents of Rumson, New Jersey, the Knopfs have dedicated their lives to serving their community, a sentiment that they then brought to Fairfield University when their son James ’16 began his undergraduate career at Fairfield. Claire Knopf currently serves as chair of the Monmouth Medical Center Foundation Board and co-chair of the Women’s Council for the Leon Hess Cancer Center Council at Monmouth Medical Center, and is a past community vice president of the Junior League of Monmouth County in New Jersey and an immediate past president of the Monmouth County Historical Association. She has been a member of Fairfield University’s Board of Trustees since 2016, serving on the Infrastructure and Student Life committees. Woody Knopf is the former chairman of Knopf Automotive LLC, a global supplier of aftermarket parts. He is currently chairman of Knopf Real Estate LLC, a national developer of commercial real estate. Woody has served on the executive board of the Motor Equipment Rebuilders Association (MERA), and in 2018, he was awarded the prestigious Michael J. Cardone, III Award for Leadership and Vision in the automotive industry. Since 2007, Woody has served on the operating board of the Monmouth Medical Center. In 2018, he was asked to serve on New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s Transportation Transition Team and in June of 2019 was appointed Commissioner of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority. When James was an undergraduate, Claire and Woody served as the inaugural chairs of Fairfield University’s Parents Leadership Council in 2015 through 2016. In launching the council, Claire said her hope was to create the same sense of community she and Woody have instilled in all of their service endeavors. “We wanted to create a community and a sense of belonging for parents, and really give them a vehicle to communicate, connect, and inform them of their opportunities to get involved at Fairfield.” Through the Parents Leadership Council, they have served as hosts for student send-off and parent engagement events and have volunteered their time to help unite parents. With each event, Claire and Woody have helped convene a network of parents to celebrate all that Fairfield is and offers to its students. “Students step off the podium and they start running at Fairfield,” said Woody. “They learn how to think, feel good about themselves and others, and they learn how to make things happen.” In addition to James, Claire and Woody have two other grown children, Catherine and Elizabeth.
“ We wanted to create a community and a sense of belonging for parents, and really give them a vehicle to communicate, connect, and inform them of their opportunities to get involved at Fairfield.�
THE VIRTUAL FAIRFIELD AWARDS 2020 CO-CHAIRS Patricia E. Glassford ’85 Adrienne A. Johnson ’91
COMMITTEE Jessica L. Baehr ’04, MBA’11 Michael P. Bentivegna ’82 Robert Berchem, Esq, ’62, P’92 Katherine A. Black ’14 Kara A. Brady ’15, MS’16 Robert Z. Brandy ’15 Victor M. Clavelli ’94 Thomas Clements ’09 Jocelyn E. Collen ’06 William H. Connolly Jr. ’69 John K. Courtmanche ’88 Marc D’Angelillio ’06 Jordan J. Freeman ’13 Michael S. Guarnieri ’84 Kevin J. Guinan ’95 Craig W. Hanrahan ’89 James M. Knopf ’16 Matthew C. Kramer ’96 Tracy Lai MBA’11 Bryan L. LeClerc, Esq, ’84 Andrew S. Leone ’17 Anthony J. Luongo ’96, MBA’03 John J. Manganiello ’97 Anif I. McDonald ’16 Matthew C. McLaughlin ’89 Kristin Dodge McMahon ’87, P’21, ’20 Claretta S. Mills ’16 Lindsay E. Muldoon ’04 John R. O’Neill ’71, P’08 Dominic J. Paolino ’14 John G. Phelan Jr. ’89 Gary J. Raniolo ’09 Thairis R. Rivas ’14 Paul E. Sheridan ’87 Thomas K. Sheridan ’87 John M. Sweeney ’94 Terrence F. Tangney ’87
THE FAIRFIELD AWARDS DINNER PAST AWARD RECIPIENTS * Alumni Professional Achievement Award ** Alumni Service Award ~ Distinguished Faculty/Administrator Award v Honorary Alumnus/Alumna + The Fairfield Award or Alumni Humanitarian Award ++ Parent Leadership Award
2019
Shannon M. Harding, PhD, P’14 ~ Anne Harris, P’18 ++ Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. ’73** Sheila Kearney Davidson ’83*
2018
Kathleen A. Murphy ’84* Thomas J. Fanning Sr.’78, P’10, ’06** David Frassinelli MS ’92~ Joseph and Mary Carlucci, P’18, ’10, ’09 ++
2017
Douglas W. Hammond ’86* Robert M. McMahon ’87, P’20** Katherine A. Schwab, PhD ~
2016
Patricia E. Glassford ’85* Andrew M. Davis ’89** Matthew McLaughlin ’89** Joseph Solimine Jr. ’89** Carol Ann Maxwell, P’02 ~ George E. Diffley, P’97, ’96 v William and Margaret Atwell, P’08 ++
2015
Brian P. Hull ’80, P’13* Elner L. Morrell ’81, P’03** Mark C. Reed, EdD ’96 ~
2014
Joyce M. Phillips ’74* Nancy A. Altobello ’80** Shelley A. Phelan, PhD ~
2013
Carlos M. Cardoso ’81* Robert L. Berchem ’62, P’92** Eugene P. Doris ~ Nancy Lynch, P’95 v James P. and Linda C. Slattery, P’92 and the Slattery Family +
2012
2003
2011
Maive F. Scully ’76* Arthur C. Laske Jr. ’51, P’83** Kurt C. Schlichting, PhD ’70 ~ Rev. Victor F. Leeber, S.J. v
Paul J. Huston ’82* Jack L. Kelly ’67, P’96** Ellen M. Umansky, PhD ~ William P. Egan ’67, P’99* John C. Meditz ’70** Jeanne M. Novotny, RN, PhD, FANN ~
2010
Joseph A. DiMenna ’80* John R. O’Neill ’71, P’08** Thomas E. Conine Jr., PhD, P’07, ’05 ~
2009
Christopher C. Quick ’79* William J. Crean Jr. ’91** Edward J. Deak, PhD, P’98 ~
2008
Stephen M. Lessing ’76* Carolyn Vermont ’82, MA’84** Philip Eliasoph, PhD ~
2007
Michele Macauda ’78, P’09* Larry C. Rafferty ’64, P’03** Rev. Charles H. Allen, S.J. ~ Paula Donovan ’77, MA’88 +
2006
Christopher J. McCormick ’78* Mary-Margaret Walsh ’84** Judy Primavera, PhD ~
2005
Geralyn Radowiecki Spollett ’76* Rev. W. Laurence O’Neil, S.J., MA’61, CT ’72** William J. Lucas ’69 ~
2004
Jorge L. Figueredo ’82* Rosellen Walsh Schnurr ’74** Barbara D. Kiernan MA’90, P’02, ’94 ~ Charles and Helen Dolan, P’86, ’85 v
2002 The Honorable William J. Lavery ’59* Laura A. Incerto ’81** Rev. Thomas J. Regan, S.J. ~
2001 Jean D. Larosiliere ’85* Kevin M. Conlisk ’66, P’91** John J. Boitano, PhD, P’98, ’88, ’86 ~
2000 Eileen Clarkin Rominger ’76* B. Maxwell O’Meara ’52** Winston M. Tellis, PhD, MA’69 ~ Rev. Aloysius P. Kelley, S.J. v
1999 David H. Chafey Jr. ’76* John G. Swanhaus Jr. ’67** Mary Frances A.H. Malone, PhD ~
1998 Donald A. Browne, Esq. ’55, P’82* Robert K. Monk ’60** Suzanne MacAvoy, RN, EdD ~
1997 Joseph D. Sargent ’59, P’89, ’86* Richard J. Badolato, Esq. ’62** Stephen P. Jakab ’62, MA’74 ~
1996 Robert W. Landmesser ’71* Edward M. Gleason ’62** Orin L. Grossman, PhD ~ Robert D. Russo Sr., MD v
FAIRFIELD AWARDS DINNER PAST AWARD RECIPIENTS 1995
Joellin R. Comerford ’74* William P. Egan ’67, P’99** Rev. Joseph F. MacDonnell, S.J. ~
1994
Patricia M. Joyce, MD ’75* James D. Fitzpatrick ’70, MA’72** Joan G. Walters, PhD ~
1993
Francis J. Tedesco, MD ’65* Paul C. Dunn ’57, P’90, ’86** Rev. William F. Carr, S.J. ~
1992
J. Michael Farren, Esq. ’77* Janet A. Canepa ’82** John A. Barone, PhD ~ Prof. Carmen F. Donnarumma v
1991
Robert J. Murphy Jr. ’71* Bruce M. Howard ’73, MA’79** The Jesuit Community ~ Dorothy Bennett v
1990
Thomas E. McKinney ’72* Roger M. Lynch ’63, P’95** Leo F. O’Connor, PhD ~ Rev. Thomas A. McGrath, S.J. v
1989
James J. Bigham ’59* Patrick J. Waide Jr. ’59** Rev. Henry J. Murphy, S.J. ~
1986
The Honorable Raymond J. Dearie ’66* T. Gerald Magner Jr. ’64, P’89** Rev. Donald D. Lynch, S.J. ~
1985
Leonard S. Paoletta, Esq. ’56, P’88, ’86* Joseph F. Berardino ’72** Edward M. Dew, PhD ~ Prof. Mario Guarcello v
1984
T. Paul Tremont, Esq. ’55* Francis J. Zaino, DDS ’66, P’96** Lisa H. Newton, PhD ~
1983
1974
David J. McCarthy Jr., PhD ’57* Barbara Stuart, MA’78, CAS’80** Prof. Walter Petry ~ John M. Hickson ’52 ~ Alphonsus J. Donahue v
Patrick J. Waide Jr. ’59* Kenneth F. Catandella, DDS ’57**
1982 J. Jeffrey Campbell ’65* Edward R. Fitzgerald ’62, P’94** Rev. James H. Coughlin, S.J. ~ John A. Barone, PhD v
1981 E. Gerald Corrigan, PhD ’63* Paul T. Barnes ’67, MA’70** Prof. Chester Stuart ~ L. William Miles, P’95, ’85 v
1980 Philip J. Guerin Jr., MD ’59, P’95, ’91, ’88, ’86* Patrick Carolan, MD ’59, P’85** Rev. Thomas McGrath, S.J. ~ Rev. George Mahan, S.J. v
1979 Charles Rose ’53, P’83, ’80* William J. Kramer, Esq. ’60, P’96, ’85, ’83** Prof. Arthur R. Riel Jr. ~ Gilbert and Dorothy Larson v
1978 Thomas J. Connors Jr. ’64, MA’67* Robert J. Brennan Jr., Esq. ’65, P’93, ’91** Rev. William H. Hohmann, S.J. ~ William E. O’Brien v
1977
1973 James F. Stapleton, Esq. ’54* Bronislaw S. Orlowski ’53**
1970 Joseph G. McGann ’51* Joseph G. McGann ’51**
1969 Charles E. Schaefer ’55* Robert K. Marconi ’54**
1968 Frank J. Bepko Jr., MD ’51* William J. George, DDS ’52**
1967 J. Edward Caldwell, Esq. ’51* John C. Welch ’54**
1966 Harry M. Marmion, PhD ’53* Leonard S. Paoletta, Esq. ’56, P’88, ’86**
1965 David J. McCarthy Jr., Esq. ’57* Clement F. Naples, Esq. ’53**
1964 Robert J. DelVecchio, MD ’52* John T. Mullady ’51**
1963 Philip S. Backus ’53* James F. Stapleton, Esq. ’54**
Paul K. Rudd ’62* Gerald E. Malafronte ’56** Donald J. Ross, PhD, P’91, ’86 ~
1962
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1961
Jerome J. Burke ’62* Donald S. Lupo ’62** Prof. Carmen F. Donnarumma ~
Joseph W. Annunziata, PhD ’60* Richard P. Bepko, Esq. ’53**
1975
1960 John E. Klimas, MD ’53* Bronislaw S. Orlowski ’53**
Patrick Jordan ’65* Walter J. Zackrison ’54** Prof. Arsene Croteau ~
Peter S. Amenta, PhD ’52* Edward R. Flannery ’51**
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY 2020 – 21 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Nancy A. Altobello ’80 Global Vice Chair, Retired Ernst & Young
Christopher C. Desmarais ’93 Managing Director Gabelli Asset Management Inc.
Rev. John F. Baldovin, S.J. Professor of Historical and Liturgical Theology Boston College School of Theology and Ministry
Thomas J. Fanning Sr. ’78, P’10,’06 Founder & Managing Partner Heritage Strategies, LLC Co-Founder and Managing Co-Member TriState Q.S.R. LLC.
Joseph R. Bronson ’70 Principal & CEO The Bronson Group, LLC Managing Director Strategic Advisor Cowen
Patricia E. Glassford ’85 Vice President and CFO, Retired GE Douglas W. Hammond ’86 Chairman & CEO NFP
Kevin P. Cannon ’80, P’20 Brian P. Hull ’80, P’13 CEO Zweig-DiMenna Associates LLC Executive Vice Chairman, Americas UBS Carlos M. Cardoso ’81 Rev. Gregory A. Kalscheur, S.J. Principal Dean, Morrissey College of Arts CMPC Advisors and Sciences Frank J. Carroll, III ’89, Chair Boston College Managing Director Oaktree Capital Management, L.P. Claire M. Knopf, P’16 Chair, Board of Trustees Rev. George E. Collins, S.J. Monmouth Medical Center Superior Foundation Campion Jesuit Community Stephen M. Lessing ’76 William C. Crager ’86, P’19 Managing Director Chief Executive Officer Barclays Envestnet, Inc. Shelagh Mahoney-McNamee ’87, P’22, ’18 Mary Ryan Cunningham ’76 President & CEO Eastern Salt Company Sheila Kearney Davidson ’83, Vice Chair Andrew J. McMahon ’89, P’19, ’13 Executive Vice President & President & Chief Executive Officer Chief Legal Officer The Guardian Life Insurance New York Life Insurance Company of America Company
Kristin D. McMahon ’87, P’21,’20 SVP, Global Risk Solutions, North America Liberty Mutual Insurance Company/Ironshore
Katie Jacobs Robinson ’89 Delaware North
John C. Meditz ’70 Managing Director & Co-Founder Horizon-Kinetics, LLC
Rev. Michael F. Tunney, S.J. Rector Fairfield Jesuit Community
Elner L. Morrell ’81, MFA’18, P’03 Director, Clinical Architecture Optum Technology
TRUSTEES EMERITI E. Gerald Corrigan ’63
Robert J. Murphy Jr. ’71 Vice President ABC News Mark R. Nemec, PhD President Fairfield University Phillip J. Neugebauer ’91 Executive Vice President PIMCO Gavin G. O’Connor ’88 Group Chief Operating Officer & Chief Financial Officer Point72, L.P. Biff J. O’Reilly ’80, P’11 President PBS Capital Rev. Stephen A. Privett, S.J. President Verbum Dei High School Christopher C. Quick ’79 Vice Chairman, Retired Bank of America
Rosellen Walsh Schnurr ’74 Educator, Retired
Charles F. Dolan, P’86,’85 Rev. Aloysius P. Kelley, S.J. President Emeritus Roger M. Lynch ’63, P’95 Rev. Jeffrey P. von Arx, S.J. President Emeritus Marianne Dolan Weber, P’16
MAGIS SPONSORS
We are proud to support Fairfield University and The Multicultural Scholarship Fund and pleased to join them in the honoring of Clinton A. Lewis Jr. ’88 H. Bart Franey ’67 Paul F. Lakeland, PhD Claire and Woody Knopf, P’16 Susan and Frank ’89 Carroll
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Best Wishes, Shelagh Mahoney-McNamee ’87 and Joe McNamee, P’22, P’18
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We salute
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and all of tonight’s honorees We are grateful to Bart for his vision and extraordinary leadership in building the Friends of Fairfield Rugby and his dedication to Fairfield University. Congratulations on receiving the Alumni Service Award. We also raise a toast to his addition to the roster of past Fairfield Awards Dinner honorees who are members of our Fairfield Rugby family. Jeff Campbell ’65 • Bill Egan ’67 • John Swanhaus ’67 • Kurt Schlichting ’70 Bob Murphy ’71 • John O’Neill ’71 • Tom Fanning Sr. ’78
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CONGRATULATIONS, CLINT LEWIS! Zoetis congratulates Clint Lewis for being honored with Fairfield University’s Alumni Professional Achievement Award. His amazing record of business performance, talent development, and support for his alma mater make him an inspiration to colleagues and students. As a leader, mentor, and friend, you make a difference every day, Clint!
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Congratulations to Clinton A. Lewis Jr. ’88 H. Bart Franey ’67 Paul F. Lakeland, PhD Claire and Woody Knopf, P’16 From the LOME Girls, Class of 1983
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Congratulate the 2020 Honorees Clinton A. Lewis Jr. '88 H. Bart Franey '67 Paul F. Lakeland, PhD Claire & Woody Knopf, P'16 Education for an Inspired Life
Congratulations, Mom and Dad! You are true role models for what it means to lead a life of service. Thank you for believing in us and inspiring us every day. We are so proud of you. Catherine, Elizabeth, Michael, and James ’16
Thank you to my wonderful wife, Ellie, for her encouragement during my
term as Friends of Fairfield Rugby president. Tonight’s honor would not be possible
without the tremendous generosity of time and resources by the FOFR Board, many
of my Red Rugger Brothers and Sisters, and the terrific University staff who support The Fairfield University Rugby Club. I am deeply grateful for you all. H. Bart Franey ’67
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Clinton A. Lewis Jr. ’88 on receiving the Alumni Professional Achievement Award An Extraordinary Award for an Extraordinary Leader Mike ’82 and Wendy Bentivegna
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International Paper congratulates our Board member Clint Lewis on being recognized with the prestigious Alumni Professional Achievement award!
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The Fairfield University Alumni Association congratulates the 2020 Awards Dinner Honorees CLINTON A. LEWIS JR. ’88 Alumni Professional Achievement Award H. BART FRANEY ’67 Alumni Service Award PAUL F. LAKELAND, PHD Distinguished Faculty/Administrator Award CLAIRE & WOODY KNOPF, P’16 Parent Leadership Award Thank you for your commitment and dedication to Fairfield!
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and all of this year’s awardees John Courtmanche ’88 Ben de la Cruz ’89 James Dennis O’Brien ’88
We Are Proud to Support The Fairfield University 2020 Awards Dinner Congratulations and Best Wishes to This Year’s Honorees Clinton A. Lewis Jr. ’88 H. Bart Franey ’67 Paul F. Lakeland, PhD Claire and Woody Knopf, P’16 Daniel F. Murphy, Jr. and James E. McGrath, III PUTNEY, TWOMBLY, HALL & HIRSON LLP Counselors at Law 521 Fifth Avenue | New York, New York 10175 | (212) 682-0020 | Putneylaw.com
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Frank ’89 and Susan Carroll
Mark ’80 and Patricia Beckwith
Carmine and Mary Frances Urciuoli, P’19
William ’69 and Melinda Connolly
Clint ’88 and Teresa Lewis
Sheila Kearney Davidson ’83 Chris ’93 and Catherine ’93, MBA’06 Desmarais
LEADERSHIP ($25,000+)
The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America
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Paul ’82 and Linda Huston
Kevin ’80 and Elaine Cannon
KPMG, LLP
Joseph ’80 and Diana DiMenna
Gavin and Marybeth O’Connor ’88
Eastern Salt Company, Inc./Atlantic Salt Company, Inc.
John ’71 and Kathy O’Neill, P’08
Equitable
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Doug ’86 and Patricia Hammond
Sodexo
William McIntosh, P’92, ’86 Zoetis
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American Express PARTNER ($15,000+)
Bob and Patti Antin Jorge ’89, MBA’06 and Victoria Chiluisa, P’21, ’20, ’19 James Cleary and Jessica Hopfield John and Patricia Glassford ’85 Horizon Kinetics
Chubb Encon Heating & Air Conditioning John ’94 and Kristina ’96 Sweeney DONOR
Atlantic Data Security Melissa Begg ’85
Brian ’80 and Laura Hull, P’13
Michael ’82 and Wendy Bentivegna
Todd Richter and Aomi Coelho
Joseph ’72 and Gail Berardino
DONOR
Ellen Dooley Beyer ’85, P’23
Holiday Inn
Robert Piazza ’71, P’05
Bigelow Tea
International Paper Company
Karen Plummer ’88
Katherine Black ’14
John and Elizabeth Kelly
Joseph Postich ’70
Kara Brady ’15, MS’16
James Prosnit
Pasquale Brino ’88
Nicole Dammen ’89, MA’93 and Joseph Kennedy ’89
Robert ’88 and Catherine Carangelo
James Knopf ’16
John Cardinali ’88
Robert Kretzman
Jill Caseria, M’04
Kevin Kuryla ’88
John Chenier ’03
Stephen ’76 and Sandra Lessing
Vic ’94 and Susanna Clavelli
Nakia Letang
Michael Cornwell
Natalie Sangiacomo ’13
Theresa Durso Magnan ’88
John Seeberg ’83
Mary Frances Malone
Robert Bruce Shaw
John Manganiello ’97
Siena Lending Group
James McCullagh ’03
Sierra-Cedar
Anif McDonald ’16
Carla Sullivan ’88, P’19
Robert McDonnell ’08
Vicki Tambellini
McKinsey & Company, Inc.
Terrence Tangney ’87
Allison Miller ’06
John Theil ’73, P’05
Kelly Falcone ’10
Hugh Morgan ’69, P’94
TIAA
H. Bart ’67 and Eleanor Franey
Robert Murphy ’71
Jennifer Gabrielli ’94
Phil ’91 and Liz ’91 Neugebauer
B. Christopher Galvin ’72
Dennis O’Brien’88
Edward and Megan Grefenstette, P’22
Tom O’Connor ’75, P’09, ’01
John Courtmanche ’88 Thomas Crowley ’69 Benedict de la Cruz’89 Jennifer DeVenuti ’00 Walter Dow ’59 Kristen Edwards ’11 Elite Electrical Contractors, LLC Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Putney, Twombly, Hall & Hirson, LLP Chris ’88 and Jean MA’90 Ritchie Marice Rose ’92 Austin Ryan
Julie Tuozzoli ’85, P’19, ’15, ’16 Ellen Umansky Patrick J. Waide ’59 Thomas White ’84 List complete as of 12/15/20
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