JWU Annual Report 2015-2016 by Johnson & Wales University

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EMBRACING A BOLD VISION FOR CULINARY EDUCATION 1

Johnson & Wales University... an exceptional education that inspires professional success and lifelong personal and intellectual growth.

4 Innovating in a New, Exciting Culinary World 6 Changing the Way the World Eats 8 Defining the Art and Science of Baking and Pastry 12 Reshaping the Link Between Food and Health 16 Leading the Charge Toward Sustainability 20 Forging Different Pathways to Success 24 Year in Review 28 Financial Report 32 Board of Trustees Members of the Corporation Officers of the Corporation 34 JWU's Leadership 35 Thank You to Our Donors Back Cover Remembering Morris J.W. Gaebe â&#x20AC;&#x2122;98 Hon.

INNOVATING IN A NEW, EXCITING CULINARY WORLD 4

Innovation has long been a Johnson & Wales University hallmark. From our founding by two visionary women who did not have the right to vote to our recent decision to create a College of Health & Wellness, JWU has boldly anticipated market trends and societal needs. That was true 43 years ago when we entered the arena of culinary education. Since, we’ve become a world leader in the food economy. We were the first to offer bachelor's degrees in Baking & Pastry Arts, Culinary Arts, and Culinary Nutrition. Now, we find ourselves pivoting once again, building on immense strengths to forge new pathways in the food sector. Today, our culinary students, faculty and alumni are working in fields where food intersects with science, medicine, health and wellness. We joined with Tulane University’s School of Medicine to implement a fully integrated, comprehensive joint curriculum for doctors, medical students, chefs and the community focused on the significant health role that food choices and nutrition play in preventing and managing obesity and associated diseases. We’ve teamed with the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University to explore the broad area of inquiry where food, nutrition, medicine and public health meet. Our Denver Campus collaborated with the University of Colorado School of Medicine to host a Culinary Medicine course that strengthens future physicians' abilities to counsel patients on health and nutrition.

Recently, JWU invested in a new venture, The Food Innovation Nexus (FIX), to develop therapeutic new products that can provide consumers with health benefits and that can help manage symptoms and disease states. On any given day at the FIX, teams of chefs, scientists, students, medical experts and others are collaborating in this exciting new arena. JWU has carved out an important and commanding position in the culinary world. I hope you enjoy the stories that follow illustrating how a bold and creative approach to a centuries-old profession can make a difference. In closing, I'm proud to dedicate this issue to Morris J.W. Gaebe ’98 Hon., JWU trustee and chancellor emeritus. “Mo,” who died recently at age 96, pioneered the university’s exponential growth. Personifying the “Greatest Generation,” he sought opportunity in risk, took chances with challenges, and created alternatives to barriers, forming the groundwork upon which generations of JWU students, faculty and staff flourish. The radiance of the man we knew and revered will continue to illuminate JWU’s journey. Sincerely,

John J. Bowen ’77 Chancellor

Since its inception more than 40 years ago, Johnson & Wales University’s College of Culinary Arts has become a world leader in culinary education with innovative programs that provide students with an excellent education and a deep connection to the industry. JWU was the first culinary program in the U.S. where pastry arts could be studied as a distinct discipline, students could receive a bachelor’s degree, and the science of dietetics combined with culinary to create an entirely new job category — chef-dietitian.

CHANGING THE WAY THE WORLD EATS 6

JWU IS REDEDICATING ITSELF TO NEW CULINARY PROGRAMS THAT SPEAK TO 21ST-CENTURY NEEDS. “The impact of that degree program on the industry has been nothing short of amazing,” says Providence Campus College of Culinary Arts Dean Peter Lehmuller, EdD. It has opened career opportunities for students in athletic performance, personal chef services, dietetic and health-related fields as well as product research and development. After years of rapid expansion, JWU is rededicating itself to new culinary programs that speak to 21stcentury needs. Curricula are being rewritten, using technology to engage students and maximize active learning. According to Lehmuller, the content focus teaches students to cook from a global pantry of ingredients, utilizing local and sustainable products, to create food that is delicious and considers health and wellness. Moving forward, degree programs will focus on three areas: craft skills, nutrition and science.

In a recently published article, a Drexel University professor called for space in the curriculum for creativity and innovation to produce leaders and change agents as well as great cooks and chefs. JWU’s new programs will build upon already deep ties with the local food economy to produce graduates who are not only skilled technicians, but leaders with a broad, positive attitude toward the role that chefs can play in effecting social change. That includes chefs who use technology to start unconventional businesses that expand the meaning and value of a culinary degree, and chefs who use their position of influence to help solve global issues of food security, sustainability and reducing food waste. What follows are stories of some of those chefs — faculty and alumni — who are committed to a vision of Changing the Way the World Eats, and using food as an instrument of progress and social change.

Dean Peter Lehmuller, EdD 7

DEFINING THE ART AND SCIENCE OF BAKING AND PASTRY 8

SHE’S A WORLD-RENOWNED PASTRY CHEF. HE’S BEEN A LEADER IN THE ARTISANAL BREAD MOVEMENT FOR THREE DECADES. They are teachers and leaders at Johnson & Wales University, and among a growing list of certified master pastry chefs and baking doyens who share their expertise and passion with JWU students and colleagues.

This year, Lauren V. Haas, department chair of the International Institute of Baking & Pastry Arts in the College of Culinary Arts in Providence, was named one of Dessert Professional magazine’s Top 10 Pastry Chefs in America. That’s only her latest accolade. Her artistry has graced the cover of the esteemed so good.. pastry magazine, and was featured in American Cake Decorating magazine and others. Haas worked in the White House, with Albert Uster Imports, and at the Hotel du Pont. She is a Cacao Barry ambassador and a technical advisor for the Barcelona-based company 100%Chef.

She never stops seeking knowledge, especially from faculty and other administrators. “The camaraderie we have in baking and pastry across all four campuses is really special,” she says. “We have such talent, so much knowledge and incredible skills. There are times I call my friends to tell them how amazed I am to be working among these chefs who are my colleagues.”

Chef Lauren V. Haas with her student Victoria Young '16 10

Peter Reinhart, baking instructor and chef-onassignment for more than 12 years on the Charlotte Campus, has written 10 books on bread and baking. Three have won the esteemed James Beard Award.

In addition to teaching, Reinhart is a culinary and keynote presenter at conferences around the world that feature some of the biggest names in bread baking.

His “The Bread Baker’s Apprentice” has been honored as a Book of the Year by the James Beard Foundation and International Association of Culinary Professionals. In September, “The Bread Baker’s Apprentice, 15th Anniversary Edition” was released, and he has joined Nathan Myhrvold’s Modernist Cuisine team as assignments editor for a forthcoming, definitive book on the art and science of bread.

Working with students on campus, though, is what he most enjoys. “Our job is to help students become successful human beings in their career and in their life,” he says. “Faculty take this seriously, and it is what sets JWU apart from other schools.” Haas agrees. “Interacting with students is the most life-giving aspect of what we do,” she says. “I get my energy from talking with students and seeing what they are creating. They are why all of us are lucky enough to be here!” Chef Peter Reinhart with his student Jabari Hinton ’20 11

RESHAPING THE LINK BETWEEN FOOD AND HEALTH 12

G IF A DISH DOESN’T TASTE GOOD, THERE’S LITTLE CHANCE THAT THOSE WHO MUST EAT IT ACTUALLY WILL. But thanks to the intersection of culinary expertise and science knowledge at JWU, students are learning the techniques behind making healthy, nutritious meals for some who need them most: patients and athletes. In Denver, Culinary Nutrition majors are teaching medical students from the University of Colorado about ingredients, knives and presentation, so these future physicians can recommend healthy, delicious recipes to their patients with heart disease, diabetes and other conditions.

“The program has been a win-win for all of the students,” says Assistant Professor Marlene Swanson, RD. “The medical students are gaining important cooking techniques and preparation, while the Johnson & Wales students are learning how to teach and pass on their skills and expertise — from mise en place to composting.”

Assistant Professor Marlene Swanson, RD, with her counterpart, Dr. Deutschmann for the Culinary Medicine course with University of Colorado Medical School

In Providence, Culinary Nutrition graduates are being snapped up by organizations across industries, thanks to their unique degree that bridges two formerly separate fields of study. “The traditional dietitian does not have a deep understanding of the culinary arts,” explains Associate Professor Todd Seyfarth, RD, CSSD. “And chefs don’t get a lot of nutritional education. The degree in Culinary Nutrition at JWU fills the gap.” Students leave with a deep understanding of cuisine preferences, budget costs, nutritional knowledge and collaborative teamwork, Seyfarth continues.

IT’S THEIR ABILITY TO COMBINE SKILLS AND KNOW-HOW IN MULTIPLE AREAS. “Wherever they land, they are able to take requests from a dietitian and translate them into delicious menus of what people want to eat.” It’s their ability to combine skills and know-how in multiple areas — science, math, creativity, food trends and dining preferences — that makes students so desirable to employers. Graduates land jobs in hospital management, corporate chef work, product research and development, and education — planning menus and meals for top athletes at Division 1 schools, professional sports teams and beyond. Associate Professor Todd Seyfarth, RD, CSSD 14

For sports professionals, high-energy meals are much more than Powerbars and Gatorade, says Assistant Professor Jonathan Poyourow ’03, RD, LD, who specializes in performance cuisine. “In our program, students learn the science behind the food for different types of athletes and their competitive needs,” he says. “You wouldn’t serve Tom Brady the same meals you would Simone Biles, or treat a marathon runner the same as a sprinter.”

OUR GRADUATES ARE MAKING A REAL IMPACT. In one assignment, students are charged with designing meals and menus for different types of athletes. Taking energy needs, stature, portion sizes, calorie requirements and other parameters into consideration, students calculate the perfect balance of carbohydrates, fats and proteins for each competitor. “There’s a lot of math involved,” Poyourow continues, “and a lot of online and classroom prep before they start to cook. I am so proud of our graduates. They are making a real impact.” Assistant Professor Jonathan Poyourow ’03, RD, LD with his class 15

LEADING THE CHARGE TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY 16

Chef TJ Delle Donne

Food should not only taste good, look good and be good for you — it should also be sustainable. That mantra is heard more and more in JWU’s culinary classrooms and kitchens. Conscious cuisine is now at the top of every JWU culinary student’s mind.

livestock, students learn to consider the sourcing of their ingredients: Is it local? Does it make ecological sense? What are the economic and social impacts of what is used and what isn’t? Providence students get to know local growers by touring, harvesting and even preparing meals at

STUDENTS GET TO KNOW LOCAL GROWERS BY TOURING, HARVESTING AND EVEN PREPARING MEALS AT NEARBY FARMS. There’s more to it than instructing students not to be wasteful, explains Chef TJ Delle Donne ’04, ’07 MAT, CEC, assistant dean of culinary relations and special projects in Providence. “We teach students to think about what they’re doing, to be aware of their ingredient choices.” Whether produce, seafood or

nearby farms. “They quickly learn that local food is fresher, higher quality food,” says Bill Idell, assistant dean whose focus is on wellness and sustainability. “A tomato picked at the peak of ripeness and used immediately makes all the difference in the taste of a recipe, while minimally impacting the environment.” Students on tour with Mike Roderick of Town Dock in Galilee, Rhode Island 17

“WITHIN ONE MINUTE, AN INGREDIENT CAN GO FROM THE VINE TO THE KITCHEN.”

JWU students in Charlotte and North Miami use JWU students in Charlotte and North Miami use ingredients grown right on campus. Charlotte’s COOP ingredients grown right on campus. Charlotte’s is an outdoor garden garden and classroom where students COOP is an outdoor and classroom where can compare the taste and nutritional content of students can compare the taste and nutritional picked versus trucked produce. COOP includes content of picked versus trucked produce. COOP heirloom heirloom varieties, herbs and herbs North and Carolina regional includes varieties, North vegetables. North Miami’s Edible Garden, woven Carolina regional vegetables. North Miami’s throughout Edible Garden, the campus woven landscape, throughoutgrows the campus more

than 100 global varieties of fruits, vegetables, herbs landscape, grows more than 100 global varieties and legumes. “Within one minute, an ingredient can of fruits, vegetables, herbs and legumes. “Within go the vine to the kitchen,” says Chris Wagner, onefrom minute, an ingredient can go from the vine to director of culinary operations, who harvests daily the kitchen,” says Chris Wagner, CMC, director ofwith groups students. “By picking, cooking culinaryofoperations, who harvests dailyand witheating groups within minutes, reducecooking our carbon It’s a of students. “Bywe picking, andfootprint. eating within true farm-to-kitchen minutes, we reduce experience.” our carbon footprint. It’s a true farm-to-kitchen experience.”

(top) Students in Charlotte’s COOP with Chef Robert Brener, CCC, CCE, CHE (bottom) Chef Chris Wagner, CMC, director of culinary operations, with his students in North Miami’s Edible Garden

Chef Rollie Wesen

What’s more, students on all campuses are taught to incorporate every ingredient completely, so very little is thrown away and easily composted. But what about the dozens of test pies, brownies and

something chefs need to think about all the time,” observes Jorge de la Torre, Denver’s dean of culinary education.

“AT THE END OF THE DAY, IT’S IMPORTANT TO BE PROUD OF WHAT YOU’RE SERVING — NOT ONLY IN TASTE BUT ALSO IN SUSTAINABILITY.” cookies from baking and pastry classes? Or extra cuts of meat? The Denver Campus donates all of it to We Don’t Waste, an organization that distributes extra restaurant-grade cuisine to the hungry and keeps thousands of pounds of food out of landfills. “Students know it’s not only the right thing to do for the environment, but it’s important financially,

“Chefs have the power to make the change, especially when it comes to where they purchase ingredients,” adds Providence instructor Rollie Wesen. “At the end of the day, it’s important to be proud of what you’re serving — not only in taste but also in sustainability.”

Dean Jorge de la Torre with his students from the We Don’t Waste program 19

FORGING DIFFERENT PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS

Matthew Tortora ’15 brings local — and in most cases, fresher — ingredients to restaurants, schools, hospitals and businesses with his real-time, cloud-based ordering platform, WhatsGood. With more than $1 million in seed financing, WhatsGood, which launched in April 2015, matches more than 600 chefs and other buyers with 450 local producers in 22 states to top-quality, sustainable food. Local sourcing is important to food entrepreneur Tortora on many levels, but there’s one reason that stands above the rest: time. “When I was a chef, the time it took searching for ingredients added significantly to the restaurant’s cost,” he remembers. “That figure spoke to me as an opportunity to reduce it.” He developed a simple spreadsheet to figure out which local producers (farmers, fisheries, artisans) carried which ingredients and, soon after, WhatsGood was born.

LOCAL SOURCING IS IMPORTANT TO FOOD ENTREPRENEUR TORTORA ON MANY LEVELS, BUT THERE'S ONE REASON THAT STANDS ABOVE THE REST: TIME. Local grass-fed beef, hydroponic vegetables, pastured pork and sustainable seafood are some of the items the producers offer via WhatsGood. Tortora has visited every farmer, artisan and fisherman attached to his company, and makes stops to look at the menus of restaurants and other buyers. And he is constantly sampling bites and even getting a little inspiration along the way. “At heart, I am a chef,” admits Tortora, who started his venture after 10 years of service as a naval nuclear missile technician. When he is home for a meal with his wife and children, he only wants to cook. “I have loved food my whole life, coming from an Italian family, where food was very important,” he says. “Now, it’s incredible that it’s been only a year and a half from an idea to where we are today.”

JWU alumna Lorena Garcia '00, '14 Hon. vividly recalls when her interest in cooking began. “At the age of six, I loved watching my mother cook her favorite dishes, like chupe criollo — a chicken-based soup — and her famous asado negro, a delicious braised meat that has been caramelized with panela and cooked low and slow,” she reflects.

Garcia’s résumé includes multiple restaurants and books, a cookware line, a nonprofit program to guide children and their families to healthy eating habits, and numerous television appearances from “The Chew” and “The Talk” to Nickelodeon Latin America, Bravo’s “Top Chef All-Stars,” NBC’s “Today Show” and “The Biggest Loser,” and CNN. Her recipes

“MY MOTTO IS SIMPLIFY, FOCUS, EXECUTE.” Those early memories at the stove stayed with her as she completed a law degree in her native Venezuela, and her deep passion for cooking continued to nag at her heart and soul. So she decided to shift gears and pursue a bachelor’s degree in Culinary Arts at JWU’s North Miami Campus. The rest is history. “There are so many wonderful mentors and teachers at my beloved JWU,” Garcia, now one of the country’s best known chefs, gushes. She will always remember how Chef Larry Rice, now president of the North Miami Campus, taught Dining Room Service. “I remember how classy and detailed he was, making the class even more interesting,” she says. “And Chef Lawrence LaCastra — he taught my very first class at JWU — was patient and thorough.”

appear in publications as varied as People magazine, Cosmopolitan, Kiplinger’s and Entrepreneur. JWU recently awarded her an honorary doctoral degree in Culinary Arts. For current JWU students who aspire to have an equally multifaceted career, her advice is clear. “Be a master of your craft, learn as much as you can, find a mentor you admire and ask questions,” she encourages. “My motto is simplify, focus, execute.” She credits JWU with giving her the skills and exposure she needed to make this direction in her life a success. “My education there was a huge pillar in developing who I am today and the respect I learned for the industry,” she concludes. “I love my alma mater.”

No stranger to food innovation, Johnson & Wales University recently announced its newest venture to spur therapeutic breakthroughs in healthy food and medicine: investment in The Food Innovation Nexus (FIX). The FIX collaboration leverages JWU’s long-standing expertise in culinary arts, food science, nutrition, healthcare, wellness and entrepreneurship to find and fill gaps in the food and beverage market, and provides the university with an attractive alternative revenue source. In partnership with three product development entrepreneurs, The FIX is based on two convictions: Food is a powerful medium to deliver health benefits and manage symptoms and disease states, and crossdisciplinary collaboration spurs innovation. Now, The FIX is ready to spotlight two breakthrough new programs in its growing product and venture portfolio. The first is the Modern Pod Company whose flagship product line, the Hummus Pod™, was developed with JWU students, chefs and alumni and a team of designdriven inventors dedicated to making healthy, plantbased foods and snacks. The Hummus Pod is healthy, creamy hummus encapsulated in a crispy, chewy multigrain crust. It will hit grocery store shelves this fall.

The second is a meal kit that improves the experience of patients undergoing the grueling preparation of a colonoscopy. This palatable alternative, developed through the collaboration of The FIX, ColonaryConcepts and leading gastroenterologists, helps combat the main reason why more than 10 million people forgo the procedure to detect the third most common cancer in the United States. In addition, The FIX recently launched The Angel Fund LLC, providing investment capital and strategic support to promising, early-stage ventures in the food sector.

“BOLD, NEW ADVANCES IN THE FOOD SECTOR” “By investing in The FIX, we are committing ourselves — now more than ever — to creating bold, new advances in the food sector that will have a long-term, positive impact on our students, faculty, alumni and the broader community,” said Mim Runey, LPD, Providence Campus president and chief operating officer. “This venture will serve to expand our academic programs by allowing more of our students to pursue food innovation and research.”

FIX founders Ken Levy (seated far left), Steve Lane (standing left) and Michael Allio (standing far right) 23

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STUDENT LIFE

JWU Providence student Linda Garcia ‘17 and 10 other college students from across Rhode Island have been named 2015–16 Changemaker Fellows by Social Enterprise (SE) Greenhouse and Founders League, organizations dedicated to strengthening the state’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. The fellowship program was created to “better integrate students and recent graduates into Rhode Island’s startup ecosystem… and strengthen the flow of talent that drives startup success.” In April, some 40 students and staff participated in the firstever JWU Serves: A Day of Impact at sites around Rhode Island. Students had the opportunity to network, discuss their interest in service, and learn about ways to get involved in the Providence and greater Rhode Island communities. Julius Searight ’13, chef and founder of Food4Good, delivered the morning address and shared his journey to JWU and how pivotal nonprofits and community service had been in his life. Experiential Education & Career Services in Providence hosted the 40th annual Career Expo and Summer Job Fair in March in the Wildcat Center. Nearly 1,700 students connected with more than 170 companies for internships, full-time and summer jobs. Almost 400 on-campus interviews took place. In Denver, a record 236 employers visited the campus, while in Charlotte, 513 employers visited campus, conducting more than 1,000 interviews. Charlotte students participated in 560 internships and the campus hosted its largest career fair ever with 104 employers. With veterans and dependents representing nearly 10 percent of the student body, the Denver Campus launched new initiatives and strategies to engage this critical population, including advising and career-related activities.

North Miami student Thiago Rodrigues ’19 won first place at this year’s SharkFest competition for his venture Students Store It, a service that will pick up and store students’ belongings for a summer or an entire term. Second and third place went to Providence students Erin Tucci ’18 for her mobile app Aroma that provides recipe suggestions for meals based on the ingredients already in the user’s cupboard, and Matthew Vidovich ’17 for his concept ServUS, a mobile app for restaurants where visiting customers can order food, have it delivered to their table and pay their bill. Tucci and Vidovich showcased their ventures at the Rhode Island State House on Innovation Day in April. Opportunities for Charlotte Campus students to participate in Greek life began when Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority joined the campus community. North Miami student LaNeicia Anderson ’19 won JWU’s Iron Chef Challenge sponsored by Hampton Creek and Chartwells, landing her a trip to San Francisco to tour Hampton Creek’s Mission headquarters and develop recipes with their Michelinstarred chefs. LaNeicia competed against students from the Charlotte and Denver campuses and was selected the winner by a panel of judges including Richie Farina ’05, Hampton Creek culinary concierge chef and “Top Chef” contestant.

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ACADEMIC LIFE JWU and Compass Group North America have a long history of collaboration in preparing future leaders for excellence in their careers. A new chapter of this relationship began in 2015 as six Compass Group executives selected by Compass Group leadership enrolled in the College of Online Education's MBA degree program. The group represents six major divisions of the company and collectively generates more than a half billion dollars in revenue annually. “We are looking forward to seeing positive results from this exceptional group of executives and to furthering our relationship with Compass Group by expanding the program in 2016,” says College of Online Education Dean Cindy Parker, EdD, of the pilot program. “The program also serves as the school’s first step in establishing corporate partnerships for our online programs.” All four campuses are expanding their academic portfolios. In Charlotte, applications to the state for approval of the revamped Food & Beverage Entrepreneurship degree, along with requests for new degrees in Applied Food Science, Innovation and Technology, English: Writing and Literature, and Beverage Industry Operations and Retail Management have been submitted. In Denver, new majors and programs offered for the 2015–16 academic year included Beverage Industry Operations and Retail Management, Applied Psychology, Organizational Psychology, and MBA programs in Human Resources and Nonprofit Management. North Miami added Business Studies, while new programs of study in Providence included Entrepreneurship, Human Resource Management, International Business, Finance, Operations and Supply Chain Management, Organizational Risk and Cyber Security Management, Applied Psychology, Organizational Psychology and Biology. Students are cultivating their sensory analysis skills, learning production processes and gaining first-hand knowledge of the beverage industry through labs such as Charlotte’s new Sensory Beverage Lab, which features tasting tables, a coffee/tea bar, refrigeration and wine storage. Pamela Allison, PhD, college chair, says the School of Hospitality plans to invite notable industry experts to share their knowledge with students and alumni.

The COOP, an urban outdoor classroom and irrigated garden space on the Charlotte Campus, is getting a complete overhaul. Jerry Lanuzza, dean of culinary operations in Charlotte, says, “Students can expect to learn about sustainability in an urban landscape, nutritional aspects of a more plant-centric diet, environmental science and community relationships.” Students in Providence can get free writing help from student writing coaches across a variety of majors in the new Wildcat Writing Center. Coaches can help students throughout the entire writing process, from forming ideas to polishing a final draft. Oscar Chilabato, associate professor of advertising in Providence, was named one of 22 new members of the National Advertising Review Board (NARB), the advertising industry’s only peer-review process that reviews advertising claims for truth and accuracy. NARB members are selected for their standing in the industry. Erin Wilkinson Hartung, DBA, Providence MBA department chair, has been appointed to a three-year term by the Institute of International Education for the U.S. Student Fulbright Review Committee for East Africa. The John Hazen White College of Arts & Sciences held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new criminal justice lab, located in the TACO Center in Providence. The new space features a re-enactment room and a lab, which contains comparison and forensic microscopes, fingerprint scanning devices, 20 work stations and more. Teaching and learning has moved from the confines of the classroom into the real world.

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AROUND THE CAMPUSES

All three regional campuses installed new presidents this year. Larry Rice, EdD, ’90, a long-time leader at Johnson & Wales University, was inaugurated at the North Miami Campus. After Denver Campus President Robin Krakowsky ’88, ’08 EdD, announced in January that she would take on a new role for the university as dean of executive graduate programs, Vice President and Academic Dean Richard Wiscott, PhD, began his presidency in June. Robert Mock Jr., EdD, was installed as the second president of the Charlotte Campus. Charlotte was the first of JWU’s campuses to take a major step forward in creating a healthier environment for the JWU community by becoming tobacco-free. North Miami, Denver and Providence followed suit. The Denver Campus completed two significant construction projects with the renovation of Founders and Centennial halls. Both buildings opened in fall 2015. Founders Hall serves as a new student residence and houses sophomores and transfer students. Shuttered for more than 30 years, historic Centennial Hall is now the centerpiece of campus. On the national registry for historic places, the multipurpose building features a great hall for events, a café, student affairs offices and student spaces, a health and wellness clinic, faculty offices, classrooms, and administrative offices. Historic Denver, one of the nation’s premier nonprofit urban historic preservation organizations, awarded the Centennial Hall project the 2015 Community Preservation Award.

JWU athletic successes continue to shine a spotlight on the university. Providence’s second-seeded women’s volleyball team upset top-seeded Rivier University, 3-2, to claim the conference championship. That same day, the men’s soccer team made history as sophomore Teagan Drake scored in the 79th minute to give the Wildcats a 1-0 win over Albertus Magnus College and their third-straight conference championship. A year ago, the JWU men’s basketball team watched the Albertus Magnus College Falcons celebrate a GNAC championship. This year, the 14th-ranked Wildcats evened the score, defeating the Falcons — JWU’s first title since 2011 and third overall. The Wildcats advanced to the university’s first NCAA Tournament Sweet 16. Congratulations to Providence head basketball coaches Jamie Benton and Corey Boilard

for earning GNAC Coach of the Year honors. North Miami men’s golf won the Sun Conference Championship as Coach AJ Broderick was named Conference Coach of the Year and Peter French ‘16 won Conference Player of the Year honors. The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) honored the Denver Wildcats' inaugural women’s lacrosse team with the Team of Character award. Women’s basketball player Kristen Ward ’16 finished her season as an all-time leading scorer for JWU and earned an NAII All-American Mention. Men’s soccer advanced to the A.I.I. semifinals, the first in the program’s history. In Charlotte, volleyball won the Haley Jo Plummer Classic and was ranked as high as fourth in the USCAA. Men’s basketball made its second consecutive appearance in the USCAA Final Four, with sophomore Rickey Porter being named the National Player of the Year. Men’s soccer finished 9-1 in its inaugural year and was ranked as high as thirteenth in the USCAA. Charlotte student athletes posted the highest cumulative spring term GPA in their history. JWU founders Gertrude I. Johnson and Mary T. Wales were inducted into the Rhode Island Heritage Hall of Fame. Providence Campus viewbook and admissions package brochures were honored with two 2016 CASE District I Excellence bronze awards, while JWU's brand television commercial, “Experience Your Future Now,” received a silver award from the Collegiate Advertising Awards (CAA). JWU was also named the 2015 Collegiate Challenge Champion in National Grid’s “Rhode Island Energy Challenge: Find Your Four!” Campaign. The Providence Campus was awarded an EPA Food Recovery Achievement Certificate for food waste reduction.

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SUPPORT FOR JWU When Janise Kyle’s nephew, Terrance Miller ’09, passed away in 2015, she established a memorial scholarship on the Charlotte Campus in his honor. This year, in her desire to “make the scholarship last,” Kyle set aside part of her estate for the university to support the scholarship, which provides aid to a hospitality student in Charlotte. In March 2015, Mavis Pearson established a scholarship in memory of her chef-instructor son, Shane H. Pearson ’97, who died in December 2014. This year, she decided to extend the scholarship with a planned gift designated for the fund. Johnson & Wales University has been selected to receive a $7,500 grant from the Institute of International Education’s (IIE) Generation Study Abroad® initiative to support new study abroad scholarships. This opportunity aims to increase the number and diversity of students who study abroad by the end of the decade. JWU is one of 14 colleges and universities selected based on its notable progress toward meeting its Generation Study Abroad commitment. Longtime JWU supporter Certified Angus Beef® brand has pledged $50,000 to establish an endowed scholarship to support culinary students on all four campuses. Vitamix, which has donated professional-grade kitchen equipment to JWU for more than a decade, has pledged to provide approximately 180 of its blenders, along with hundreds of accompanying tools, containers, accessories and Vitamix technical support to enhance the training of culinary arts students across the four campuses. JWU is one of the pilot schools identified through Vitamix’s culinary outreach program to impact the way students learn kitchen skills. Earlier this year, Kurt O. Walters ’00 established a scholarship in his name for undergraduates in business and finance. “Giving back to the university required little thought on my part,” says the president of Nisga’s Data Systems. “My student and professional life benefited from the nurturing faculty, the administrative

staff’s guidance and, most of all, from the university’s financial assistance through scholarships.” North Miami graduate Gary E. Ciuca ’04 passed away in 2011. As part of his estate, he bequeathed $50,000 to the university. North Miami Dean of Culinary Education Bruce Ozga has announced that the gift will be used to establish the Gary E. Ciuca ’04 Memorial Scholarship to support students in the culinary arts on the North Miami Campus. JWU and Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits LLC, the nation’s leading wine and spirits distributor, announced a firstever gift from Southern Glazer's to support scholarships for beverage management students on the North Miami Campus. To honor the memory of a father whose personal and professional legacy is closely intertwined with her own, Providence Campus School of Hospitality Professor Karen Silva, EdD, has established a fund through her estate plan in honor of her father, Edward R. Silva, JWU’s first professor emeritus and co-founder of JWU’s graduate school. “Like my father,” she says, “I’ve spent my life in teaching, and I believe that it is important to give back to the university so that future students can get an education too.” JWU Charlotte’s Center for Free Market Studies is expanding its event programming and student activities thanks to a $170,000 grant from the Charles Koch Foundation. The center, established in 2013 with a grant from the Michael and Andrea Leven Family Foundation, engages students and the larger community in the study of markets, political economy and free enterprise. The Batchelor Foundation Inc., which established an endowed scholarship five years ago, renewed its support in 2015 by establishing the annual Batchelor Scholarship Program to support North Miami Campus students.

FINANCIAL REPORT Johnson & Wales University continued to make steady progress toward its goal of providing an affordable education through sound stewardship of resources. During fiscal year 2016, spending for scholarships increased $9,050,000 to $157,694,000. Efforts to manage costs resulted in a 2% increase in functional expenses.

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80,000

UP PO RT

100,000

120,000

140,000

160,000 ( D O L L A R S I N T H O US A N D S )

Scholarships Instructional Academic support Student services Auxiliary enterprises Institutional support Public service

(DOLLARS IN THOUSANDS)

2016 2015 157,694 148,644 95,970 91,062 26,727 24,522 77,175 72,564 76,875 72,387 58,329 67,217 1,202 1,442

JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY Consolidated Statements of Financial Position June 30, 2016 and 2015 (In Thousands)

2016

2015

ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents

7,645

Funds on deposit with bond trustee and short-term investments

4,594

9,157

Student accounts receivable, net

11,076

9,680

Inventories, deferred charges, prepaid expenses and other assets

11,818

10,983

Contributions receivable, net

1,401

899

Student loans, notes and other receivables, net

27,191

26,907

Investments

252,001

284,998

Property and equipment, net

663,974

636,750

Total assets

11,212

$ 983,267

$ 987,019

49,729

Deferred revenue and student deposits

15,424

14,609

Bonds and notes payable, line of credit and capital lease

192,518

176,909

Pension plan and annuity obligations

4,044

7,534

Refundable U.S. Government grants

4,421

4,108

Total liabilities 260,879

252,889

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Accounts payable and accrued expenses

44,472

Net assets: Unrestricted: Available for operations and designated for long-term investment

201,162

217,209

Net investment in property and equipment

472,881

470,530

Loan program

18,108

16,428

Total unrestricted 692,151

704,167

Temporarily restricted

8,217

8,424

Permanently restricted

22,020

21,539

Total net assets

722,388

734,130

Total liabilities and net assets

$ 983,267

$ 987,019

JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY Consolidated Statements of Unrestricted Revenues, Expenses and Other Changes in Unrestricted Net Assets Years Ended June 30, 2016 and 2015 (In Thousands)

2016

2015

Changes in unrestricted operating net assets: Revenues and gains:

Tuition and fees

389,227

$ 391,541

Residence and dining

Scholarships

(157,694) (148,644)

Net student fees

309,389 315,717

77,856

72,820

Hotels

12,708

12,161

Private gifts, grants and federal aid to students

2,727

2,679

Investment return appropriated for operations

11,663

6,141

Other student generated

2,319

2,815

Other sources

5,022

4,964

Total revenue and gains Net assets released from restrictions Total revenue, gains and other support

343,828 344,477 2,700

2,871

346,528 347,348

Operating expenses:

Instructional

95,970

91,062

Academic support

26,727

24,522

Student services

77,175

72,564

Auxiliary enterprises

76,875

72,387

Institutional support

58,329

67,217

Public service

1,202

1,442

Loss on sale of property and equipment

534

326

Total operating expenses Increase in unrestricted net assets from operations

336,812 329,520 9,716

17,828

Non-operating activities:

Increase resulting from actuarial changes in defined benefit liability

256

623

Other losses

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(871)

Return on unrestricted investments

(8,997)

(2,474)

Investment return appropriated for operations

(11,663)

(6,141)

Reclassifications to temporarily restricted net assets

(1,328)

(11)

Decrease in unrestricted net assets from non-operating activities

(21,732)

(8,874)

(12,016)

8,954

(Decrease) Increase in unrestricted net assets

JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY Consolidated Statements of Changes in Net Assets Years Ended June 30, 2016 and 2015 (In Thousands)

2016

2015

Summary of changes in unrestricted net assets:

Total unrestricted operating revenues and gains

$ 343,828

$ 344,477

Net operating assets released from restrictions

Total unrestricted operating expenses (336,812) (329,520)

Decrease in unrestricted net assets from non-operating activities

2,700

2,871

(21,732)

(8,874)

(Decrease) Increase in unrestricted net assets (12,016)

8,954

Changes in temporarily restricted net assets:

Contributions

2,333

1,866

Return on long-term investments

(1,116)

(667)

Net assets released from restrictions

(2,700)

(2,871)

Reclassifications (to) from unrestricted and permanently restricted net assets

1,276

(20)

Decrease in temporarily restricted net assets

(207)

(1,692)

Changes in permanently restricted net assets:

Contributions

445

439

Return on long-term investments

(17)

(9)

Reclassifications from temporarily restricted net assets

Increase in permanently restricted net assets

481

461

(Decrease) Increase in net assets

(11,742)

7,723

Net assets, beginning of year 734,130 726,407 Net assets, end of year

$ 722,388

$ 734,130

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

2015–16

James H. Hance Jr., chair of the board of trustees, Johnson & Wales University; operating executive, The Carlyle Group, Washington, D.C. (elected November 17, 2015)

Michele Bailey DiMartino ’91, president and chief executive officer, Align Enterprises LLC, Tampa, Florida

John J. Bowen ‘77, chancellor, Johnson & Wales University

Laura Freid, chief executive officer and executive director, Silk Road Project Inc., Boston, Massachusetts

Richard L. Bready, former chairman and chief executive officer, Nortek Inc., Providence, Rhode Island Brenda Dann-Messier ’00 EdD, education and workforce consultant, East Greenwich, Rhode Island

Lawrence DiPasquale, chief executive officer, Epicurean Culinary Group, Centennial, Colorado (elected November 17, 2015)

Emeril J. Lagasse III, chef, restaurateur, television personality and author, Emeril’s Homebase, New Orleans, Louisiana (term ended November 17, 2015) Darren J. Lopes, director of institutional relationship management, TIAA-CREF, Providence, Rhode Island

MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION

2015–16

Barbara L. Bennett, retired senior vice president of law & policy and corporate secretary, Johnson & Wales University, Naples, Florida Joseph R. Beretta, president and chief financial officer, Robinson Green Beretta Corp., Providence, Rhode Island Stephen J. Caldeira, founder and chief executive officer, Caldeira Public Affairs LLC, Potomac, Maryland Richard G. Carriere, senior vice president, The North Atlantic Group, MorganStanley, Providence, Rhode Island Colin J. Clapton, banking industry consultant, Canton, Massachusetts Charles M. Cook, retired senior vice president of university affairs, Johnson & Wales University, Watertown, Massachusetts Edward Davis, executive director, DECA Inc., Reston, Virginia (term ended November 17, 2015) Scott Davis ‘80, president, FLIK International, Rye, New York (elected November 17, 2015) Bradford S. Dimeo, president, Dimeo Construction Company, Providence, Rhode Island Thomas L. Dwyer, vice chancellor and provost, Johnson & Wales University Gerald A. Fernandez ’86, president, Multicultural Foodservice & Hospitality Alliance, Providence, Rhode Island Michael Friedman, vice president, Gerber Finance Inc., Providence, Rhode Island Dana H. Gaebe, attorney at law, East Providence, Rhode Island Morris J.W. Gaebe, trustee emeritus and chancellor emeritus, Johnson & Wales University, Barrington, Rhode Island (passed on October 8, 2016)

Richard J. Gladney, senior vice president and managing partner, Gladney Consulting Group of Wells Fargo, Providence, Rhode Island Abraham Goldfarb, legacy trustee; president, National Banner Company; general manager, ABOA, Dallas, Texas Alan Gould, management and creative consultant, Gould Ideas, Bedford Hills, New York Edward P. Grace III, managing director, Grace Restaurant Partners, Orlando, Florida Fanny Hanono, treasurer, Perry Ellis International; vice president, GFX Corp., Miami, Florida (term ended November 17, 2015) Doris Magsaysay Ho, president and chief executive officer, Magsaysay Maritime Corporation, Manila, Philippines (term ended November 17, 2015) Don W. Hubble, chairman emeritus, Angelica Corporation, Blowing Rock, North Carolina (term ended November 17, 2015) Gertrude Jones ‘89, former vice president of community relations, Lifespan, Providence, Rhode Island Scott K. Keefer, legacy trustee; senior partner, Macktaz, Keefer & Kirby, Woonsocket, Rhode Island Richard J. Kosh, provost emeritus, Johnson & Wales University, West Warwick, Rhode Island Robin Krakowsky ‘88, ‘08 EdD, dean of executive programs, Johnson & Wales University Katherine Littlefield P‘13, director, Scotts MiracleGro Company, Pt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania Kwan Lui, founder and director, At-Sunrice GlobalChef Academy, Singapore William F. McArdle, senior vice president of finance, Johnson & Wales University

M. John Martin ’86, president, The Capital Grille, Orlando, Florida William J. Murphy, partner, Murphy & Fay LLP, Providence, Rhode Island Guy B. Snowden, chair of the board emeritus, Johnson & Wales University; director, SnowMark Corp., Vero Beach, Florida Clay A. Snyder ’93, senior director of brand performance, Hilton Worldwide/Brand Management, McLean, Virginia Krista S. Tillman, former N.C. president, BellSouth, Charlotte, North Carolina

Edward P. Triangolo Jr., managing partner, Triangolo Professional Group, Sunrise, Florida William E. Trueheart, retired chief executive officer, Achieving the Dream: Community Colleges Count, Washington, D.C. John H. White Jr., chairman and chief executive officer, Taco Comfort Solutions, Cranston, Rhode Island Laurie White, president, Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce, Providence, Rhode Island David Wilson P’98, independent director, Barnes & Noble Education Inc.; CoreSite Realty Inc., Naples, Florida (elected November 17, 2015)

Robert C. Mock Jr., Charlotte Campus president, Johnson & Wales University (elected November 17, 2015)

John E. Taylor Jr., chairman of the board, Twin River Worldwide Holdings Inc., Vero Beach, Florida

Michael S. Parmet, managing partner, Parmet, Chapman & Madsen P.C., Houston, Texas

William R. Tiefel, chairman, Carmax Inc.; chairman emeritus, The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company LLC, Palm Beach, Florida

Manuel Pimentel Jr., senior vice president emeritus of university relations, Johnson & Wales University, North Andover, Massachusetts

Terry Vince, legacy trustee; former president, Sovereign Hotels, Gloucester, Massachusetts

Larry Rice ‘90, North Miami Campus president, Johnson & Wales University (elected November 17, 2015) Arthur S. Robbins, principal, Robbins Properties Inc., Providence, Rhode Island

Girard Visconti, partner, Shechtman Halperin Savage LLP, Pawtucket, Rhode Island (elected November 17, 2015) D. Chip Wade ‘83, executive vice president of operations, Red Lobster, Orlando, Florida (elected November 17, 2015)

Sylvia E. Robinson, president, SER Associates, Oak Hill, Virginia

Zolon A. Wilkins Jr., strategic account executive — national, Marvin F. Poer, Dallas, Texas

Patricia R. Roche, retired partner, Roche-Rooney Financial Services, Denver, Colorado

Donna J. Yena, retired vice president of employer relations, Johnson & Wales University, East Greenwich, Rhode Island

Mim L. Runey, Providence Campus president and chief operating officer, Johnson & Wales University

John A. Yena, chairman of the board emeritus, Johnson & Wales University, East Greenwich, Rhode Island

Irving Schneider, retired Providence Campus president, Johnson & Wales University, North Kingstown, Rhode Island

and all Members of the Board of Trustees

Merrill W. Sherman, principal, Sherman Consulting LLC, Providence, Rhode Island Bennett E. Singer ‘98 MBA, senior vice president & portfolio manager, U.S. Trust, Providence, Rhode Island Lissa B. Singer ‘98 MBA, chief quality officer, First Physician Corporation, Charlton Memorial Hospital ED, Fall River, Massachusetts

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION (As of June 2016) John J. Bowen, MM, DBA (hon.), ‘77, chancellor and president Thomas L. Dwyer, MBA, executive vice president and provost Joseph J. Greene Jr. ‘98 MS, CPA, treasurer and chief financial officer

Paul Stonely, chief executive officer and executive committee member, World Association for Cooperative Education, Lowell, Massachusetts

Mim L. Runey, LPD, chief operating officer

Howard G. Sutton, executive in residence, Johnson & Wales University

Emily A. Gilcreast, BS, university secretary

Marie Bernardo-Sousa, LPD, ‘92, senior vice president of administration

JWU’S LEADERSHIP

PROVIDENCE | NORTH MIAMI | DENVER | CHARLOTTE UNIVERSITY LEADERSHIP (As of November 2016)

Lynn Robinson ’90, ’94 MS, vice president of student academic & financial services

John J. Bowen, MM, DBA (hon.), ’77, chancellor and president Thomas L. Dwyer, MBA, vice chancellor and provost

Robert Taylor, BS, CPE, vice president of facilities and construction management

Mim L. Runey, LPD, Providence Campus president and chief operating officer

Robert C. Mock Jr., EdD, Charlotte Campus president Larry Rice, EdD, ’90, North Miami Campus president

Joseph J. Greene Jr. ’89, ’98 MS, CPA, treasurer and chief financial officer

Richard Wiscott, PhD, Denver Campus president

Marie Bernardo-Sousa, LPD, ’92, senior vice president of administration

ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP (As of November 2016)

Kenneth DiSaia ’87, ’92 MBA, senior vice president of enrollment management

Billye Auclair, PhD, associate provost

Joseph Staley, BS, vice chancellor for resource development Douglas J. Whiting, B.A., senior vice president of communications

George Bottomley, DVM, PA-C, dean of the College of Health & Wellness Louis D’Abrosca, EdD, dean of the School of Business

Diane D’Ambra, MS, SPHR, vice president of human resources

Peter Lehmuller, EdD, dean of the College of Culinary Arts

Michael Downing, MS, CHA, FMP, vice president of auxiliary services

Cynthia L. Parker, EdD, dean of the College of Online Education

Maureen Dumas, MEd, vice president of experiential education & career services

Angela R. Renaud, EdD, dean of the John Hazen White College of Arts & Sciences

Akhil Gupta, MS, chief information officer

Frank X. Tweedie, MS, dean of the School of Engineering & Design

Lisa Pelosi, MA, vice president for communications and government relations

John J. Bowen, MM, DBA (hon.), ’77, chancellor

Lily S. Hsu, EdD, vice provost

Mim L. Runey, LPD, Providence Campus president and chief operating officer

Paul McVety, EdD, dean of the School of Hospitality

Robert C. Mock Jr., EdD, Charlotte Campus president

Larry Rice, EdD, ’90, North Miami Campus president

Richard Wiscott, PhD, Denver Campus president

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

The faculty, staff, students and families of Johnson & Wales University salute the 2,426 donors who contributed a total of $3,614,342 to the university between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016. Financial support from those listed here provides the student aid, faculty development and state-of-the-art facilities that underpin the education of our students who come to the university to acquire the skills and develop the qualities to realize their personal and career aspirations. We extend to our donors our heartfelt appreciation for all they do for the university community. We invite you to learn more about how to join those whose generosity advances the university’s mission to provide an exceptional education that inspires professional success and lifelong personal and intellectual growth. Please contact a Resource Development or Alumni Relations staff member to inquire about opportunities to make a gift to Johnson & Wales University. We welcome the opportunity to discuss how you can make a difference for our students and faculty.

“I GIVE BECAUSE OF THE BENEFICIAL IMPACT IT HAS ON THE EDUCATION I’M RECEIVING TODAY AND FOR THE EDUCATION OF FUTURE JWU STUDENTS.” TAYLOR KELLY ’18

Joseph L. Staley Vice Chancellor for Resource Development 401-598-5134 / joseph.staley@jwu.edu Page C. Sciotto Vice President of Resource Development 401-598-2145 / page.sciotto@jwu.edu PROVIDENCE CAMPUS Michael Eatough Executive Director of Major Gifts 401-598-4986 / michael.eatough@jwu.edu Liza Gentile Alumni Relations Manager 401-598-2465 / liza.gentile@jwu.edu NORTH MIAMI CAMPUS Louise Olson Senior Major Gifts Officer 401-598-5087 / louise.olson@jwu.edu Liz Scanlon ’97 MS Assistant Director of Alumni Relations 401-598-4983 / elizabeth.scanlon@jwu.edu DENVER CAMPUS Kara Johnston Director of Development & Alumni Relations 303-256-9682 / kara.johnston@jwu.edu Alex Brady Alumni Relations Manager 303-256-9338 / alex.brady@jwu.edu CHARLOTTE CAMPUS Darlena Goodwin Director of Development & Alumni Relations 980-598-1007 / darlena.goodwin@jwu.edu Christopher Plano ’93, ’95 MS Alumni Relations Manager 980-598-1205 / chris.plano@jwu.edu 35

INDIVIDUALS Anonymous (50)

Ms. Laura K. Amigroud ’90

Ms. Janice Bacon

Ms. Jo-Anne I. Abad

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Amos

Mrs. Amy L. Baiata Forst ’89

Ms. Iman A. Abdel-Motelb ’12

Mr. Amit Anand ’01

Michelle and Michael Bailey

Mr. Richard Abrams

James A. Anderson, PhD

Bill J. Baity Jr., Esq. ’90

Mr. Robert E. Aceto ’75

Mr. Jon U. Anderson ’99

Chef Anthony J. Baker ’99

Diane & Bruce Ackerman

Mr. Matthew H. Anderson ’15

Ms. Lisa M. Balcom ’11

Donald Acord

Mrs. Anne E. Andrade

Ms. Suzanne E. Baldaia, PhD

Ms. Roberta Adamonis

Ms. Sonica V. Andrade ’18

Mr. Joseph W. Ballmer ’16

Mrs. Katherine L. Adams ’88

Ms. Sharon Andre ’02

Mr. Robert M. Adams

Sherry L. Andre, PhD

Mr. Christopher R. Bandereck ’85 and Mrs. Mary R. Bandereck ’87

Ms. Lynda Adams-Robitaille and Mr. John F. Robitaille

Ms. Doreen M. Anella

Ms. Sompa Adhya-Taylor Ms. Tonya S. Adkins Mr. William M. Agnew ’80 Mr. Emmanuil Agrest, PhD Mr. Anthony Ajello Jr. ’85 Mr. Ross E. Albertson ’97 Ms. Ericka M. Albis Mr. Peter Albis Ms. Yolanda Alcordo Mr. Alberto Alderidge Mr. Christopher I. Alexis ’09 Ms. Alexaray J. Alicea ’18 Mr. Brian W. Allen Jason S. Allen Ms. Lia A. Allen ’11 Ms. Mary E. Allen ’11 Ms. Shannon Allen Ms. Pamela Lynn Allison, PhD Ms. Pauline J. Allsworth Ms. Aleisha H. Almeida ’19 Kathleen and Ernest Almonte Mr. Anthony N. Alosco Chef Jatia J. Alston ’07 Ms. Ashley T. Amador-Rankine ’15 Thania D. Amaro Mr. Salvaore C. Ambrosino ’90, ’91 MS

Mr. Fred R. Anzalone ’91 Ms. Tania N. Appleby ’07 Ms. Laura A. Apshaga ’85 Ms. Claudia Aquino Mr. Henry Araujo Ms. Lynn A. Archer Ms. April B. Arellano ’09 Mrs. Conchetta Argenio Genaro and Lisa Argenio Mr. Michael D. Arlt ’11 Munish Arm Mr. Joseph A. Armenti ’81 Ms. Michaela Arnabat Rebell ’00 Mr. Salim Asrawi ’92 Mr. Gregory Astudillo ’11 Mr. Cagatay Ates Mr. Hany B. Attia ’11 Billye W. Auclair, PhD Ms. Frances E. Audette Mr. Theodore J. August III ’83

Mrs. Maria C. Baniqued Ms. Michelle L. Banson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barba Mr. Craig D. Barbour ’08 Mr. Shawn Barker Mrs. Leslie Barkin Ms. Stefani J. Barnes ’16 Mr. Robert L. Barney ’80 Ms. Taryn Baroffio ’04 Ms. Maria A. Barone Joseph Barresi Jr., PhD Ms. Diana R. Barreto Ortiz Ms. Kelley K. Barrett ’11 Mr. Vincent Barrett Ms. Jazandra C. Barros ’11 Ms. Ashley N. Barrow ’18 Ms. Catherine Barrows Ms. Jacquelyn Barry Hamilton Mr. John P. Barto III ’96 and Mrs. Stephanie A. Barto ’93

Ms. Maisha M. Augustine ’02

Joan Barton-Evans and J. Robert Evans, EdD

Mr. John J. Aukstolis ’76

Armando E. Batastini Jr.

Mr. Dennis Aurelio

Mr. Michael C. Bates ’07

Ms. Wendy E. Aurelio

Ms. Rachel K. Baumanis ’14

Ms. Azucena Avitia ’00

Meredith and Mike Baumstein

Ms. J L. Babcock ’87

Ms. Tamara Beale

Ms. Charlotte Babineau

Ms. Morgan E. Beaty

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Ms. Cathleen S. Baniqued ’06

Mrs. Jennifer A. Bechan ’00 Stephen Becker ’07 EdD

2015–2016 Individual Giving by Designation (excludes faculty and staff)

Ann Behen

■ ■ ■ ■ ■

Mr. John F. Behen Mrs. Gwen B. Belanger ’93 and Mr. Christopher C. Belanger ’94 Mr. Kyle W. Belken ’88

3 % 32 24% 2 23% 2 13 % 1 8%

Scholarships University's Greatest Needs Athletics Student Emergency * Other

* Inclu Includes the Chancellor's Student Relief and Student Emergency funds

Ms. Christine Bell Mr. Emmett D. Bell ’90 Robin Belle-Lucas and Curtis Lucas Mr. Juan P. Beltran ’07 Ms. Deborah J. Bennett ’84 Ms. Denise F. Benoit ’80 Ms. Laura L. Benoit ’07 Mr. Kevin Bens ’03 Marianne & Bill Benton Amy and Richard Beretta Joseph R. Beretta Jr. and Ms. Joanne Sherman Mr. Justin A. Bergo ’05 Ms. Deborah Berkowitz Ms. Marie F. Bernardo-Sousa, LPD, ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bernstein Ms. Marybeth Berrio Ms. Victoria Berthelsen ’02 Ms. Kathy Bertolino Mr. David R. Berube ’75 Ms. Debra A. Bettencourt Mr. Topher Bice ’01 Ms. Lauren Bickford Ms. Paula Biernacki Mr. Travis S. Biernacki ’10 Ms. Karen Biery Ms. Shelley Bilodeau Lieutenant Lawrence V. Biondo Ms. Samantha Birk ’08 Mr. Walter F. Biros ’78 Ms. Terri A. Bishop ’89 Mr. Kevin P. Black ’90

Mrs. Dena M. Blais ’82

Ms. Sara E. Bos

Mr. Alton R. Blake ’05

Mr. Peter Botelho ’02

Mr. Robert R. Blasi, PHR ’95

Mr. Jeremy P. Boucher ’11

Ms. Jamie Blea ’12

Mr. Roland M. Boucher, CPA ’72

Ms. Michelle Bloemker

Mrs. Susan Boutote

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Blomgren

Ms. Victoria F. Bovo ’17

Mr. Paul Bobadilla ’05

Patty and Jim Bowe

Mr. Traevon C. Bohannon ’18

Mr. John J. Bowen ’77

Mr. Gary F. Bohn ’03

Keith C. Bowers

Mr. Richard W. Bohnsack ’87

Ms. Virginia M. Bowry ’67

Mr. Robert H. Boissevain ’77

Ms. Jodie A. Boyd ’89

Ms. Kate Bolos ’08

Mr. and Mrs. Willie Boykin

Ms. Kiona Q. Bolton

Mr. and Ms. John Boyle

Mr. Douglas Bomzer ’99

Lynn and Michael Boyle

Ms. Raphaella Bonavitacola ’19

Mr. Paul Boyle

Mr. Steven C. Bond ’83

Annie and Jonathan Brackis

Kathleen Malone and Jason Bone

Mr. Alex W. Brady

Ms. Antonia Boneva

Miss Diana M. Brady ’95

Mr. Reinaldo Bonilla ’01

Mr. Jason P. Brady ’01

Mrs. Helen Baker Bonsal ’96

Patricia D. Brady

Mr. Prynce S. Bonsu ’17

Mr. Philip A. Brady

Mrs. Krystal N. Booker

Ms. Marina L. Brancely ’16

Miss Tiffany S. Booker ’01

Mr. Keith R. Branche ’91

Fred and Karen Booth

Ms. Marie T. Bray

Mr. Antonio Borges Jr. ’90

Mr. Matthew J. Bredes ’06

Mrs. Dolores V. Borges ’83

Ms. Tracy P. Brener and Mr. Robert M. Brener ’01

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Ms. Emily K. Brennan ’09

Mr. Veakro Buor ’01

Ms. Madelyn Caraballo ’14

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brewster Jr.

Mr. Robert E. Burbank ’11

Ms. Yahaira P. Caraballo ’06

Ms. Sherry J. Brice ’74 and Mr. Mark Brice

Ms. Darlene Burdick ’66

Mr. Dennis G. Carey Jr. ’98

Mrs. Allison D. Burke ’87

Ms. Kathleen S. Carey

Ms. Joanne F. Burke ’86

Mr. Johnny F. Carino ’81

Mr. John P. Burke ’90

Ms. Lisa M. Carlson

Mr. Henry Burkes ’05

Honorary Alumna Mary F. Carmody ’04

Ms. Alice M. Burrows

Ms. Rosemary Carnevale

Gail Burton

Mr. John D. Carpenter ’80

Mr. Johannes W. Busch

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carr

Ms. Valerie Bush

Ms. Sarah Carr ’11

Mr. Marc Butler

Ms. Sherley Carre

Mr. Anthony S. Butt ’13

Mr. Eric P. Carrera

Mr. and Mrs. David W. Byrd

Ms. Judith Carriere

Mr. Brian Byrnes

Richard G. and Louise A. Carriere

Ms. Maria Byrnes

Mr. Ted Carrol

Maria C. Cabral

Ms. Christine Carroll

Ms. Tanika S. Cabral ’97

Mrs. Bonnie Carsner

Ms. Donna M. Caccia

Mr. Eric R. Carsner ’03

Ms. Barbara Cahill

Ms. Elizabeth R. Carson ’17

Mr. Paul W. Cahill ’77

Ms. Courtney Carter

Ms. Liliana Calderon

Mr. Kenneth Carter

Charles W. Callaghan

Mrs. Sandra Carter

Mr. Carmen Callo ’98

Mr. Xavier S. Carty ’17

Mr. Mike Camara

Mr. Shawn A. Carvajal ’96

Judith and Kimberly Camara-Harvey

Mr. Peter V. Casale ’07

Mr. Timothy W. Cameron

Mr. Christopher Cassese

Ms. Laura E. Campagna ’10

Ms. Janine Cassese

Mr. Patrick J. Campbell ’10

Mr. Francis D. Cassidy ’78 and Mrs. Joan Cassidy

Mr. Joseph H. Bridges ’96 Ms. Nancy M. Brien ’89 Mr. Kyle A. Brigandi ’14 Mr. Joshua N. Brigman ’11 Ms. Jelezce Y. Bristol ’15 Mr. Randall Britto ’02 Ms. Carol Brock Wesley and Casey Brock Ms. Jennifer L. Brodeur ’05 Ms. Jazminn A. Brooks ’16 Mr. David Brower ’02 Barbara and Frank Brown Mr. Dale Brown ’93 and Mrs. Michele L. Brown ’96 Mr. Herbert Brown Mr. L. Edwin Brown ’00 Hon. Mr. Robert L. Brown ’94, CCE Mr. Ronald M. Brown ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Browning D. Brucato and Craig Brucato Ms. Karyn M. Bruce Ms. Katarina Brunette ’18 Mr. Christopher L. Bruno ’87 Mr. Steven C. Brush ’93 Ms. Katherine Bryant ’05 Ms. Kristy A. Bryant ’01 Paula and Anthony Bucci Mr. Richard C. Buchanan ’03 Ms. Sherry Buchanan Mr. Gordon R. Buchsbaum ’87 Mrs. Alice E. Buehler ’97 Mr. Sean P. Bufalo ’13 Mr. Peter Buiak Jr. ’79 Mr. John S. Bukata Fergus Bunn Mr. Craig R. Buonomo ’96

Mr. Stephen S. Campbell ’14 Miss Lindsey Cann Ms. Mary Ann Canning McComiskey Mr. and Mrs. William C. Cannon Jr. Ms. Ann M. Canole Ms. Darlene M. Cantor

Ms. Jane Castner Mr. Thomas P. Catalanotto Mr. Phillip P. Catalfano ’86 Ms. Catherine Cavanna

Mrs. Lisa A. Capasso ’86

Ms. Jasmine D. Caviness ’08

Mrs. Lergia A. Capdevila-Bubbel ’88 and Mr. Daniel Bubbel ’86

Ms. Kaitlyn C. Cedergren ’16 Ms. Lucille Cercone

Ms. Gwendolyn G. Capers-Wilson ’00

Mr. Francis A. Cerroni ’76

Mr. Michael A. Capobianco ’07

Mr. and Mrs. David Cesario

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Mr. Kevin Cassidy

Mrs. Althea N. Ceville ’03

2015–2016 Giving by Donor Type

Mr. Michael A. Chabot ’90 Ms. Carol D. Chace ’99

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Mr. Norman W. Chace Ms. Sarah M. Chandler Ms. Melissa S. Chandonnet ’09 Ms. Sarah S. Chang-Mau ’06

45% 19 % 21% 11% 4%

Alumni Faculty and Staff Friends Parents and Families Students

Ms. Jean R. Charlescar Mr. William B. Chase ’12 Mr. Mayukh N. Chatterjee ’03 Mr. Jay C. Chaves ’98 Mr. Christopher R. Chavez Mr. Justin A. Chentnik ’05

Mr. Steve Clawson

Ms. Patricia Conn Ryan ’83

Ms. Susan Chiasson Morton

Ms. Maureen A. Clements ’15

Mr. Jim Connelly

Mr. Michael J. Childers

Mr. Steven M. Clemons ’87

Mr. Ryan J. Connelly ’12

Mrs. Judith F. Childress ’79

Mrs. Sharon E. Clennon ’02

Ms. Brittany E. Connery ’12

Mr. Paul Chilian ’61

Denise Clifford

Mr. Joseph T. Connor ’16

Mr. Joseph G. Chiovera, FMP ’86

Ms. Susan Climan

Ms. Carly Connors

Ms. Joan Chiovetta

Mr. and Mrs. Derick S. Close

Ms. Kelly S. Constantine ’97

Mr. Jeffrey P. Chirnside

Ms. Joan Cobe

Ryan Contaldi

Mr. Edward Choe

Mr. Todd Cobe

Mrs. Wendy L. Conway ’97

The Choi Family

Mr. Tyler Cobe

Mr. Charles F. Cook ’95

Mr. Stephen A. Chojnacki ’77

Ms. Donna Cochrane

Frances S. Cook

Mrs. Amy C. Christ Overton ’90

Ms. Karen Codere ’98

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Cooper

Mr. Edward B. Christie ’81

Ms. Jacquelyn R. Coffey

Rita and Steven Cooper

Mr. Michael J. Christl ’97

Mr. Jay S. Cohen ’88

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Cooper

Dana and Kevin Christmas

Mr. Tal Cohen ’02

Mr. John Ciavardoni, Esq.

Mr. Steven Colabella ’07

Mr. Richard J. Coppedge ’82 and Ms. Julie Keef ’84

Ms. Maryann Cicerchia

Mr. Edgar J. Cole ’76

Mr. Jonathan C. Ciliento ’09

Mr. Sean Cole

Mr. Felix Cintron ’04

Ms. Shirley C. Coling

Chef Luminita M. Cirstea

Edna M. Collette

Ms. Angela D. Clark ’04

Ms. Jennifer Colley

Mr. David G. Clark ’77

Mr. Edwin Colon

Mr. John Clark

Mr. Yendis J. Colon ’09

Nathan and Laura Clark

Ms. Elizabeth M. Colque ’00

Ms. Samantha Clark

Mr. Gary R. Comella ’76

Ms. Cheryl Clarke

Mr. Bruce P. Conklin ’03

Miss Deborah L. Clarke ’03

Kathleen and Thomas Conley

Mr. Joseph Coppola Nicholas and Jillian Coppola Mrs. Deborah A. Coppotelli ’82 Mr. Quinn Corbett ’90 Ms. Rachel Cormeny ’19 Mr. Steven Cormier ’86 Irene M. Coroalles Donald & Denise Corona Ms. April Correia Ms. Madeline M. Correia ’91 Mr. Bruce J. Cortez ’18

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Mr. Michael N. Cosgrove ’96

Mrs. Regina Daly

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Demarche Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jose R. Costa

Nadine F. Dame

Ms. Lauren DeMaria ’10

Ms. Prudence Costanzo

Mr. Kevin Danielson

Mr. Dennis P. DeMarinis Jr. ’99

Susan M. Cotoia

Susan Danino

Ms. Barbra Demey

Jeanie and Tom Cottingham

Mr. Lawrence Dante ’76

Mr. Jacob M. deMey ’19

Mr. Dave Coughlin

Ms. Melissa N. Darzins

Ms. Linda DeMoss

Mr. David S. Couture ’11

Mr. Edson M. Dascy ’18

Mrs. Jill W. Denver ’82

Ms. Kathryn Couture

Mr. Jean D. Dautruche

Mr. Robert DeSalvio

Mr. Tim Coyle

Ms. Suzanne Davidson

Mr. Kenneth Desmarais ’79

Mr. John T. Creamer

Britt J. Davis, D.P.A.

Mr. Tony Desmond

Mr. Michael J. Creamer

Mr. Jevron Davis ’13

Ms. Cheryl L. Devereaux ’91

Ms. Elizabeth A. Creek ’12

Ms. Sharon R. Davis

Ms. Marylynn Devereaux

Mrs. Lisa M. Crescimano ’82

Mr. Carlos R. De La Fuente ’13

Mr. Ronald J. Devlin ’69

Ms. Pamela Crespi

Mr. Jorge M. De La Torre

Mr. Komi Dewornu ’90

Ms. Cynthia Criollos

Ms. Sandra De Los Santos

Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Dezube

Ms. Melissa Crispin ’05

Mr. Daniel J. DeAmaral

Ms. Adrienna M. DiAmico

Ms. Nancy L. Crockett ’99

Mr. Dennis J. DeCerbo ’09

Mr. Walter Diaz ’07

Ms. Laura Cromwell

Mr. Domenic M. DeCiantis ’75

Ronald A. DiBattista, PhD

Ms. Melissa S. Crooks ’06

Mark DeCiccio

Mr. Corey C. Dibble ’09

Mary Ann and Oliver Cross

Lieutenant Erik A. Decker ’01

Cathy and Frank DiBiase

Mr. Walter W. Cross

Estate of Robert H. Dedman ’95 Hon.*

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickerson

Mr. Stephen L. Croteau ’91

Ms. Muriel DeFreitas

William A. Dickie, Esq. ’77

Mr. Timothy J. Crowley

Mr. John Degl

Ms. Leslie Diem

Leonel A. Cruz

Mr. Shawn M. Degree ’10

Ms. Colleen Diesing

Ms. Mary T. Culhane

Ms. Denise M. DeJesus ’14

Mr. Anthony DiFazio

Mrs. Tracey Currie

Mr. Kevin DeJesus

Bernard DiLullo Jr. ’04 EdD

Ms. Caroline L. Curtis ’18

Ms. Isalbi Del Orbe

Kimberly and Bradford Dimeo

Ms. Lisa Curtis

Ms. Patricia Del Santo

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Dimeo

Miss Sierra N. Curtis ’10

Patricia A. DelBello

Mr. John R. Dion ’95

Rissa Cutler

Mr. Michael Dell

Kim and John Dion

Ms. Elaine R. Cwynar ’98

Mr. Donna Della Porta

Mr. Clifford J. Cyr ’76

Mr. Uran Delly

Mrs. Rita Dionne and Mr. Rene R. Dionne

Mrs. Darlene M. Czarcinski ’76 and Mr. Michael Czarcinski ’79

Peter J. DelPiano, DBA

Dr. Louis A. D’Abrosca Ms. Diane H. D’Ambra ’05 Mr. Anthony D’Arcangelo Mr. David Daggett ’92 Ms. Joyce Daigneault Mr. David Daley ’11

Mr. Ed Delsignore Ms. Traci DeLuca Ms. Carol A. DeLucas Ms. Julia Delva ’17 Mr. Travis W. Delva ’17 Ms. Denise K. DeMagistris ’03 EdD

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. DiPasquale Ms. Patricia M. DiPeri ’06 Mrs. Barbara G. DiSaia ’89 Mr. Kenneth F. DiSaia ’87, ’92 MBA Mrs. Nicole M. DiVitto ’03 Ms. Misseanna Sieff Dixon ’19 Ms. Treva J. Dixon ’04 Mrs. Tomiko M. Dobson ’81

Mrs. Diana Dodson-Watkins Mr. Robert P. Doherty ’08

Trend in Faculty and Staff Giving From Academic Year 2012 to Academic Year 2015

Ms. Bridget M Dohony ’17

■ ■ ■ ■

Ms. Maureen A. Dolan Martocci ’88 Ms. Denise Dolan

27.5% 25 % 23% 19%

2015–2016 2014–2015 2013–2014 2012–2013

Mr. Kevin J. Dolan Mr. Michael Dolan Ms. Polly Donald Mr. John B. Donaleski Jr. ’13 Mr. Christopher D. Donnelly ’80 Ms. Colleen M. Donnelly Mr. Silvio Donofrio Ms. Paula Dooley

Mrs. Diane Friedman Ducoff

Ms. Sekienna S. Ellis ’05

Ms. Deborah A. Doonan

Mr. Kevin C. Duffy ’82

Mrs. Susan Ellis

Ms. Marianne Doran-Collins

Mrs. Ellen Duke ’09

Mr. Justin D. Engineri ’02

Greg Dornbach

Mr. Stephen Dulong

Ms. Serena E. Enniss ’09

Mr. Richard A. Doty Jr.

Mrs. Maureen T. Dumas and Mr. Michael R. Dumas ’96

Mrs. Brenda L. Enos ’85

Ms. Barbara E. Douds Ms. Irene Dougherty Mr. James P. Dougherty ’83 Mr. Shawn P. Dougherty ’84 Mrs. Takesha O. Dove ’07 Ms. Morgan Dovidio ’11 Mr. Timothy E. Downey II ’13 Mr. Ed Downing Ms. Donna J. Doyle Ms. Malika A. Doyle ’09 Mr. Daniel W. Droppa ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Droppa Mr. James E. Drzewiecki Ms. Rui Du ’11 Mr. Raymond G. Dube Jr. Mrs. Ila Dubin Miriam Dubin Donna Dubinsky and Leonard Shustek Mr. Marc Dubois ’98 Mr. Richard Dubois ’05 Adam Duckworth and Maria Naccarato Dr. Robert J. Ducoff and

Ms. Bonnie P. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dunlop Ms. Kelly Dunn Mr. John E. Dunne Sylvia and Harvey DuPerry Ms. Heidi DuPerry Mr. Michael R. Dupree ’77 Mr. Michael Eatough Mr. Brenton C. Ebersold ’11 Dr. and Mrs. Blaise Eckert Ms. Ava R. Eckl Mr. David A. Edwards Taneha Edwards Mrs. Kathleen A. Egan ’87 Ms. Patricia A. Egan Ms. Shirley M. Egan ’82 Mr. Larken M. Egleston ’06 Ms. Dolores Eichler-Ross Paul and Marie Antoinette Elbling Ms. Christine D. Elliott ’99 Mr. Gary R. Ellis ’05

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ente Mr. Joseph A. Erhard ’07 Mr. Steven S. Erhart Mr. David C. Errickson Jr. ’91 Mr. Lee Esckilsen Mr. Jonathan L. Espinola ’01 Mr. Joseph E. Estell ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander P. Estrada Ms. Elyzabeth Estrada ’14 Jose Estrompa Mr. Peter Evangelista Ms. Katrina Evanglista Blake Evans Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Evans Mr. Thomas M. Evans ’00 Mr. Patrick Ewing Mr. Stephen J. Eysie ’10 Mr. Klissman Ezora Mr. Timothy Fain ’11 Mr. Ken C. Falk ’83 Mr. Jonathan Fant ’00 Ms. Johanna Fantasia

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

John and Andrea Fantasia

Kate and Trae Fletcher

Mr. David A. Froment ’96

Mrs. Barbara Fappiano ’88

Mr. Chris S. Flint

Ms. Andrea L. Frost

Lisa and Richard Farrell

Ms. Chesla Flood

Mr. Jake Fruehauf ’13

Mrs. Sarah A. Farrow ’11

Ms. Maggie Flood

Mr. Robert J. Fruggiero

Mr. Joseph K. Fassler

Mr. Gian E. Flores Ruiz ’08

Ms. Kaylin E. Fulp ’19

Mr. Thomas Fay

Mr. Guillermo C. Flores ’06

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Furr

Ms. Toni Federici

Mr. Michael W. Fogleman ’13

Ms. Jennifer A. Fustino ’05, ’07 MBA

Mr. Bob Fedor

Mr. Sean T. Foley ’11

Mr. Richard Fyffe

Mr. Bradley Feichter ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn C. Foley

Mr. Raymond Gaboury

Ms. Amy E. Felder

Ms. Melissa M. Folster ’05

Ms. Carla C. Gade ’91

NUMBER OF ALUMNI CONTACTED BY STUDENT CALLERS: 5,816 The Reverend Priscilla Felisky Whitehead ’00 Hon. Martin E. Felix Mr. Michael Felt ’06 Ms. Maria Ferinde Ms. Marie Ferinde Mr. Phil Ferinde Ms. Ruth Ferland ’98 and Mr. Brian M. Ferland ’97 Ray Fernandez Mrs. Brandi L. Ferrara ’96 Jude G. Ferreira Ms. Katherine J. Ferreira ’04 Ms. Laurie Fey Mr. Jordan L. Fickess Robert Fink, EdD Alan and Gabriele Fischer Mr. Nathaniel Fischer ’95 Mr. Eric S. Fisher ’04 Mrs. Tammy A. Fitzgerald ’86 Mr. and Mrs. John FitzHugh Suzie Rizzuto Flancbaum and Morris Flancbaum

Mr. Antonio Fonseca Ms. Linda Fonti Mr. David Foor Ms. Michele J. Forand ’12 Ms. Becky Forbes Mr. Orville Forbes ’82 Mrs. Gloria J. Forde ’93 Ms. Tracy Ann Forkin ’13 Mrs. Arlene V. Foster Ms. Shenise L. Foster ’05 Mr. Marc L. Fournier ’91 Mrs. Elsie J. Foy ’74 Ms. Deborah Francis Mr. Daniel P. Franco ’13 Ms. Marsha J. Francois Mr. Michael J. Franklin ’65 Mr. David Fraser ’81 Ms. Heather Fraser Mr. Edward Frazier Allan G. Freedman ’99 EdD Ms. Jane P. Freeman Mr. Marshall B. Freeman ’06

Ms. Bonnie J. Flaxington ’92

Mr. John J. Freitas ’72

Mr. Bary R. Fleet

Mr. Michael L. Friedman

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Fleming

Mr. Barry C. Frieser ’95

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

John S. Gaebe, Esq. and Ms. Bonnie Gaebe ’77 Mr. Morris J. Gaebe ’98 Hon.* Mrs. Jennifer Galipeau ’88 Ms. Jennifer J. Gallagher Mr. Matthew L. Gallant ’10 Mr. Michael A. Gallegos ’07 Mr. Hazem S. Gamal ’90 Mr. Mark Gandreau Thomas Gannon Ms. Alicia Garcia ’02 and Mr. Antonio Garcia ’01 Ms. Jeannette Garcia ’99 Michelle A. Garcia Mr. Silio Garcia Ms. Vanessa E. Garcia Ms. Maureen F. Gardiner Ms. Diane Gargano Mr. John Garland Mr. Brian P. Garrepy Ms. Jennifer Garrett Mr. John T. Garty ’11 Ms. Elvira Garza Mr. Ronald H. Gaskin ’72 Ms. Tya Gaskin ’04 Mr. Christopher S. Gatto, CEC ’98

Ms. Ashley E. Gaudet ’11

Ms. Sharan L. Godwin ’92

Mr. Christopher L. Green ’93

Mr. Marc G. Gaumond ’19

Ms. Anna L. Goerler ’17

Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Green ’01 Hon.

Mr. Daniel W. Gausz ’17

Mr. Charles S. Goffe ’03 and Mrs. Kamela N. Goffe ’03

Mr. Jeremy Green ’04

Mr. Barry Goldemberg ’01

Ms. Courtney E. Greene

Mr. Brian C. Geiger ’11 Mr. Patrick J. Augustyn and Ms. Mary Gendron Augustyn

Mr. Michael J. Goldstein ’94

Mrs. Christina Greene ’90 Ms. Maureen R. Greene

Mr. Michael W. Gendron

Mrs. Pamela Goldstein

Ms. Lauren M. Gentile

Ms. Suzanne Golt

Ms. Liza M. Gentile

Ms. Diane Gonzales

Ms. Delinah George ’02

Ms. Gabriella S. Gonzalez ’19

Mr. Joshua J. George ’08

Ms. Abby Goodman

Mr. Wayne George

Ms. Darlena C. Goodwin

Mr. James E. Griffin, EdD, ’88 and Mrs. Christine S. Griffin ’89

Ms. Jennifer M. Gerding ’96

Mr. Alan M. Gopen ’82

Mr. Cameron I. Griggs ’05

Ms. Morgan D. Gerstner ’12

Mr. Michael Gorgano

Ms. Angela A. Grippi

Mrs. Barbara E. Gervais

Ms. Ela Gorwky

Mr. Joseph Grippi

Mr. Philip A. Gerzog ’77

Jacqueline R. Gounaris ’03 and Mr. John R. Gounaris

Ms. Michelle Groll

Nicola V. Gesualdi

Ms. Erica Gouveia ’05

Nicolette Giachetto

Ms. Robyn L. Gowan ’13

Mrs. Kelly Giacomelli

Mr. Richard L. Grace

Mr. Salvatore Giampetro

Ms. Mary E. Graf

Mr. Joseph F. Giancaspro ’75 Mrs. Jennifer A. Giantonio ’88 Thomas Gibbons ’07 EdD Mr. Salvatore Giello Mr. James M. Gilbert ’02 Mr. Jeff B. Gilbert Ms. Joanne Yen P. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert Ms. Emily A. Gilcreast Victoria Diane Gilmore Mr. Gregory W. Gilroy ’96 Mr. Chad N. Gingras ’01 and Mrs. Alison Gingras ’02

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gladney Mrs. Bernadette Glass ’69 Mr. Jeffrey M. Gleim ’92 and Ms. Wendy Gleim Ms. Lisa K. Gluck ’83 Mr. John N. Godin ’00

Ms. Violet Gregg Ms. Brienne A. Gridelli ’06 Daniel J. Grieser

Mr. Nicholas J. Grossi ’13 Ms. Randi B. Grossman ’05 Mr. Anthony R. Guess ’98 Mr. Karl J. Guggenmos ’93,’02 MBA Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Guido

“WITH THE HELP OF OUR ALUMNI AND OTHER DONORS, I AM ABLE TO ATTEND JWU AND I WILL GIVE WHEN I’M AN ALUMNA SO OTHER STUDENTS CAN HAVE THE SAME OPPORTUNITIES.” CAREN, BAKING & PASTRY ARTS ’18

Ms. Denille R. Girardat Myers ’89 Mr. Mark Giusti

Mr. Justin F. Greenidge ’06

Ms. Nicole Graham ’04 Mr. Rolland Grant ’57

Mrs. Maureen N. Guilbault ’66

Mr. Michael J. Graupman ’94

Ms. Amanda C. Guile ’11 and Mr. Mark Guile

Mr. Hubert C. Graves

Mrs. Lorraine Gundrum

Ms. Meredith P. Graves

Mr. Norman Gundrum

Ms. Pamela J. Graves ’84

Akhil C. Gupta

Mr. Gary Gray

Ms. Catherine Guscio

Mr. and Mrs. George T. Gray

Mr. Charles T. Gutgsell ’76

Caroline and Brian Green

Mr. Richard Gutman

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

“WITHOUT THE SUPPORT OF SCHOLARSHIPS I WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ATTEND JWU, AND WITHOUT JWU I WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO PURSUE MY DREAM CAREER.” KRISTEN, ENGINEERING DESIGN & CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT ’16 Ms. Barbara J. Haid

Mr. Ralph Hawkins ’79

Mr. Rainer Hienerwadel ’96

Mr. Leonard Halko ’80

Ms. Rahmahna N. Haynes ’03

Ms. Kasey C. Higgins ’13

Ms. Nancy Hall

Ms. Laura Healey

Mr. Andrew R. Hill ’18

Mr. Victor Hall ’03

Mrs. Laurel Healy Swanson ’68

Mrs. Debra A. Hill ’77

Mr. Thomas L. Halley

Mr. Norman J. Hebert Jr. ’83

Ms. Janet Hillenbrand

Ms. Sharon Halstead

Ms. Mary K. Heffernan ’18

Ms. Karen S. Hiney

Glenn E. Hamilton

Mrs. Carrie G. Hegnauer ’05

Ms. Natasha Hinkson

Carol and Watts Hamrick

Mr. Derek Heim ’03

Mrs. Kathleen M. Hirata

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hance Jr. ’06 Hon.

Mrs. Loree Heimbach and Mr. Kim P. Heimbach

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hirschfeld

Ms. Natalia J. Hancock ’01, RD

Mr. Jon K. Helgesen ’11

Ms. Robyn Hankerson

Michele C. Henderson, PhD

Ms. Kimberly S. Hodges

Ms. Jane B. Hanna ’83

Ms. Stephanie Henderson

Niall Hannagen

Mr. William H. Henderson ’80

Mr. Peter P. Hannah ’00

Mr. Mark D. Hengen

Ms. Caitlin M. Hansen

Kevin Hennessey

Mr. Thomas J. Hansen

Ms. Beth D. Hennessy ’87

Jim and Mig Hardy

Mr. Dharman P. Hensman ’14

Ms. Amy E. Harley ’00

Ms. Maryhelen Henthorn ’93

Mrs. Lauren L. Harner ’79

Ms. Samantha Herard-Barrette

Mrs. Kathleen A. Harney

Mr. Justin W. Herman ’08

Ms. Chris Ann Harper ’82

S B. Herman

Colonel J. Brooks Harris ’85

Mr. Mario Hernandez ’11

Ms. Leah Harris ’18

Ms. Shawn Herrera and Mr. Luis Herrera

Ms. Linda J. Harrison ’89 Joan and Steve Hart

Oren Hertz

Commander Christopher J. Harwood

Mrs. Shelly Hess ’81

Mrs. Eileen T. Haskins ’84 and Mr. Anthony D. Haskins ’85

Ms. Martha E. Hewey ’62 Ms. Sharon Hewitt

Samer S. Hassan

Ms. Joslyn D. Hicks ’12

Ms. Tierney S. Hassell ’11

Mrs. Lynn Hicks ’88

Ms. Linda A. Hatch ’04

Mr. Gage T. Hidalgo ’17

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Mr. Burton H. Hobson ’02 Hon. Ms. Bernardine M. Hodgkinson ’75 Ms. Tracy Hofer Ms. Louisa K. Hoff Mr. David W. Hoffer ’91 Ms. Alexandra Holbrook ’04 Ms. Maureen J. Holden ’94 Miss Jennifer J. Holland ’99 Mr. Mathew J. Hollenstein ’06 Mr. William Holley Ms. Marilyn M. Hollingshead ’83 Mr. Daniel M. Holohan ’77 Mr. Billy Holt Ms. Julie Hopgood Ms. Kerry A. Hopkins ’08 Mr. Rahmale A. Hopkins ’06 Ms. Rosita E. Hopper Ms. Angela M. Horr ’12 Ms. Cerredwyn Rose Harper Horrigan Ms. Debbi-Jo Horton ’08 Mrs. Suhair M. Hoskie ’95

Mr. Jeremy Houghton ’93

Nikki Emmanuel Jarrell and Richard Jarrell

Betsy Houlihan

Ms. Elizabeth A. Jaswell and Mr. Alan Jaswell

Mr. Darryl E. Howard ’01 Ms. Ada Howell

Mr. Gregory Javonillo ’04

Ms. Crystal A. Hoyte ’12

Mrs. Tammy M. Jaxtheimer ’90

Ms. Lilly S. Hsu

Mr. Cyrus Jean ’02

Ms. Patricia Huber

Mr. Jay R. Jeanneret ’04

Mr. John Huettel

Mr. Frederick J. Jenkins ’13

Mr. Robert M. Huff ’87

Mrs. Jennifer L. Jones-Wood ’97 Mr. Jamal C. Jordan ’11 Mr. John R. Jordan Ms. Leticia Jordan Ms. Magaly R. Jordan ’16 Mr. Dana Jorgensen-Cobe Mr. Michael W. Joukowsky Mr. Gerard K. Judge ’91 Mr. Paul E. Judice ’91

Mr. Tyler L. Hunt ’11

Mrs. Eryn L. Jennings ’90 and Mr. Christopher J. Jennings ’89

Mrs. Vianna M. Hurley ’94

Ms. Kristy Jensen

Mr. Jonathan M. Justiniano ’12

Mr. James P. Hutchens ’93

Mr. Sengwoong Jeong ’16

Al Justis

Mr. Robert J. Hutchison ’81

David A. Jewell

Mr. Matthew P. Kailher ’93

Ms. Hong Thuy T. Huynh ’07

Mr. Jairo E. Jimenez ’15

Ms. Ilene D. Kamsler ’08 Hon., CAE

Mr. William Hyatt ’02 William L. Hyde and Claire C. Hyde Mr. Tylyn Hyshaw ’96 Mr. Ronald A. Iannazzi ’76

Mr. Michael J. Jurusz ’89

“AS A RECIPIENT OF SCHOLARSHIPS, YOUR SUPPORT MEANS A LOT.

Mrs. Lorraine Iasillo Allmashy and Mr. Kevin Allmashy ’98

IT GIVES THAT MANY MORE STUDENTS

Mr. Lee C. Ibrahim

THE OPPORTUNITY TO GET THE

Dr. and Mrs. Hytham Imseis Mrs. Marcie Ingber ’92 and Mr. Jeffrey P. Ingber ’93 Mr. Domenico Intrieri ’89 Mr. Anthony J. Ippolito ’95 Velda and Mark Iverson

EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION THAT I AM RECEIVING HERE AT JWU.” EMILY, ADVERTISING & MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS ’17

Mrs. Jennifer L. Izzi ’91 Louis R. Izzi Jr. Mrs. Jan-Marie M. Jackson Lanuzza ’98 Mr. Gerald A. Jackson ’83 Ms. Jacqueline A. Jackson* Mrs. Tracey J. Jackson ’08 Mr. Bernard A. Jackvony Monique Jacob, EdD, ’08 Christopher M. Jacques Mr. Christopher Jaeckle ’00 Ms. Sarah N. Jagdip ’16 Mrs. Kathy A. James ’06 Ms. Chanda Jandreau Angel B. Jara

Ms. Amy M. Johnson ’06

Mr. Colin P. Kane

Ms. Ashley Johnson

Ms. Ilyana Kano ’11

Ms. Crystal M. Johnson ’05

Mr. Karriem K. Kanston ’98 and Mrs. Deborah O. Pierce-Kanston ’98

Mr. John D. Johnson ’09 Mr. Kevin M. Johnson ’86 Ms. Kara A. Johnston Mr. Norfleet R. Johnston Jr. ’91 Mr. Donald H. Jolicoeur ’76 Ms. Amber R. Jolly Ms. Abigail Jones Ms. Annie Elizabeth Jones ’18 Mr. Richard C. Jones ’97 Tawonna Jones Suzanne Alwan and Walker Jones

Mr. Nirmal Karki ’11 Mr. Scott B. Kass Ms. Anoop Kataria ’03 Alexander L. Katkov Mrs. Lisa G. Kaufman Mrs. Katherine E. Kavanagh ’88, ’94 MS Ms. Kristen E. Kawecki ’13 Mrs. Sherri Kaylani Ms. Maureen C. Keefe ’09 Mr. Nate A. Keeney ’14

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Penny and Terry Keeney

Ms. Holli M. Keyser

Mr. and Mrs. Azarig Kooloian Jr.

Mrs. Tracy A. Keller ’91

Wayne Kezirian, Esq. and Elizabeth Paroli

Ms. April Koppenhoefer ’04

Ms. Allison Kiene

Carol Koris

Mr. Brian Kelley ’65 Mr. John A. Kelley III ’10 Mr. Michael J. Kelley Mrs. Deborah D. Kelly ’74 Douglas Kelly Ms. Taylor A. Kelly ’18 Mr. Daniel K. Kelty ’72 Ms. Lisa A. Kendall Ms. Linda F. Kender ’95 Ms. Elizabeth Kensicki ’07 Mr. Thomas A. Kenyon ’94 Mrs. Paula L. Keogh Margie and John Keratsis Mr. Patrick W. Kerns ’01

Mr. Richard Kilgore Mr. Jerry Kindred ’07 Mr. John A. King ’95 Mr. Milen King ’07 Walt and Joanne Kinsey Mr. Vincent A. Kirwin Jr. Ms. Suzanne Kissell ’91 Chef David Klar ’85 Ms. Willette Klausner Mr. Hubert Klein ’86 Ms. Kelly Klein Ellen and George Knapp

“GIVING BACK TO THE INSTITUTION

Ms. Patricia J. Kopperl Mr. Edward M. Korry Professor Leslie A. Kosky Robin P. Krakowsky ’88, ’08 EdD Ms. Joan E. Kreiger ’13 Ethan Kreinces Mr. Ned A. Kreiss ’83 Ms. Cece Krelitz Mr. Joseph E. Krenn ’00 Elyse and Peter Kretz Mr. David T. Kulik Mr. Kenneth J. Kunst ’99 Doris and Edward Kwok Ms. Janise L. Kyle Mr. Jeremy Labson

THAT PROVIDED LIFELONG

Ms. Rachel D. Lacaille

FRIENDS, MEMORIES, AND MOST

Ms. Michele Lairamore

IMPORTANTLY, AN EDUCATION IS

Mr. Christopher S. Lambrese ’11

Ms. Trudi M. Lacey Debra M. Lambert

CRUCIAL. I LOOK FORWARD TO

Ms. Nancy A. Lammon

BEING ABLE TO GIVE BACK

Ms. Rhonda Landry

TO FUTURE STUDENTS WHEN I

Mr. Kenneth G. Lane

ANTHONY, TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT ’16

Mr. Thomas A. Kershaw ’96 Hon.

Ms. Maria A. Knight Mr. Earl Knipe Jr. ’78

Eric Kershenblatt

Mrs. Hazel M. Knof ’88, CPA

Mrs. Veronica A. Ketay ’90 and Mr. Christopher J. Ketay ’90

Ms. Irene N. Knott

Ms. Melissa R. Knosp

Ms. Tammy Ketchem

Ms. Kelli Knudson ’93

Mr. Adam S. Kettle ’04

Ms. Donna Kobza

Mr. Darryl Keys ’79

Mr. Motokazu Kondo ’04

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Ms. Jessica A. Lane Mrs. Deborah K. Langenstein ’88 and Mr. David Langenstein ’93

AM AN ALUM.”

Mr. Lyle Kerrick ’95

Mr. Mark D. Lance ’11

Jeri N. Langford Mr. Edward R. Langham ’93 Mr. William J. Langlois ’76 Mr. Brian P. Lanoie Mr. Gerald E. Lanuzza ’91 Mr. Alexander Laorenza Ms. Denise LaPene Mrs. Joyce M. Lapolla Hynes Mrs. Donna H. Laporte ’00 Mr. Richard Laporte ’01

Mr. Adam P. Larochelle Mr. Andrew N. Larochelle Ms. Dawn Larochelle Ms. Jessica M. Lavin ’06 Mr. Jonathan B. Leak ’15 Mr. Patrick R. Leary Ms. Sharon A. LeBlanc ’89 Ms. Glenis I. LeClair ’80 Mr. Norman E. LeCours ’76 Samantha R. Ledford Mr. Steven J. LeDonne ’12 Mr. Ronald G. Ledoux ’79 Ms. Ashley T. Lee ’11 and Mr. Roger D. Desravines ’08 Mr. Chad E. Lee ’04 Mr. Paul Lee ’08 Ms. Salley Lee ’17 Mr. Jesse N. LeFranc ’07 Ms. Joann Lefrancois Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Legoas Mr. Peter A. Lehmuller, EdD Allecia A. Leiba Mrs. Janet M. Lemay ’68 Mr. Colin M. Lenhardt ’13

TOP 10 FUNDS CHANCELLOR’S STUDENT RELIEF PROVIDENCE CAMPUS ATHLETICS UNIVERSITY’S GREATEST NEEDS PROVIDENCE CAMPUS SCHOLARSHIPS UNIVERSITYWIDE SCHOLARSHIPS JOHN AND DONNA YENA EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION FUND WILDCAT VENTURE FUND PROVIDENCE CAMPUS WRESTLING TEAM DENVER CAMPUS CENTENNIAL SCHOLARSHIPS PROVIDENCE CAMPUS GREATEST NEEDS

Mr. Robert K. Leonard ’82 and Ms. Elisabeth A. Wybraniec

Ms. Beatrice Liberato

Ms. Valerie J. Lesesne ’80

Marti Lifschin

Mr. Michael A. Leven ’00 Hon.

Mr. Derek P. Lightbown ’90

Mr. Mikhail Levin ’01

Mr. Arnold Lindaas

Ms. Hinda Levin-Kreiger

Mr. Alex J. Lindenberger ’89

Ms. Alison D. Levins ’81

Ms. Shanera A. M. Lindsey ’12

Ms. Susan Loprete

Kim and Adam Levy

Ms. Tanya Linhares and Mr. Bryan M. Linhares ’04

Ms. Rachel M. Losinno ’91 Thalerand Louis-Jeune

Ms. Laura S. Lo ’08

Mr. Joseph A. Lourenco

Ms. Ashley Puerzer and Mr. Craig M. Lewandowski

Mr. Lester A. Locklear ’09

Mr. Eric Lowder ’94

Ms. Donna Lockwood

Ms. Rebecca Lowe ’10

Mr. David A. Lewis Jr.

Mrs. Ellen M. Loconto ’93

Mr. Joshua B. Lubitz

Mr. John J. Lewis ’16

Mr. Jacob J. Londe ’98

Ms. Katherine M. Lucas ’10

Mr. Lee Lewis ’99, ’04 MBA

Ms. Jessica Long Grady

Ms. Gail F. Lucci

Mr. William D. Lewis ’75

Mr. Joel C. Long ’88

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Luck

Mrs. Paulette J. Levy ’98 and Mr. Kenneth R. Levy

Mr. Thomas A. Longmoore ’86 and Mrs. Patricia M. Longmoore ’86 Mr. Warren R. Longmore ’06 Mr. Jeffrey M. Longo Helena and Andrew Lopez

Mr. Jiageng Li ’07

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Mr. Kyle A. Luke ’13

Ms. Martha Marciano

Mr. Thomas C. McCluskie

Ms. Catherine A. Lukowski

Ms. Valerie Marciano

Hon. John J. McConnell Jr.

Mr. Thomas A. Lukowski

Jamie P. Marcoux

Mr. Lance C. McCormack ’00

Ms. Tiffany A. Lusk ’05

Mr. Keith C. Markham

Ms. Victoria A. McCrae

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lyle

Ms. Nicole A. Marquis ’06

Ms. Ruth McDaniels

Mr. Daniel P. Lynam ’13

Mr. Stefan S. Marquis ’08

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McEachern

Ms. Jaclyn T. Lyons ’15

Mr. Ryan Marr ’01

Ms. Deborah McElKenny

Ms. Kimberly A. Lyons

Michael E. Marrapodi ’01 EdD

Ms. Bailie McEntire ’18

Mr. Matthew E. Lyons ’09

Mrs. Susan D. Marshall ’88 and Mr. Paul J. Marshall ’90

Mr. Samuel W. McGann III ’86 and Mrs. Cindy C. McGann

Ronald Martel, PhD

Ms. Pat McGarrahan ’56

Mr. Mark Martell

Ashley H. McGee

Ms. Barbara Martin

Ms. Gilda McGee

Ms. Jodi L. Martin ’02

Ms. Tara J. McGee

Ms. Lynnette Martinez ’13

Mrs. Erin M. McGinty-Perk ’12

Ms. Melanie Mason ’14

Ms. Margaret A. McGlade ’12

Ms. Vikki L. Masse

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McGuire

Mrs. Joy Massenet and Mr. Marcel R. Massenet

Ms. Monica R. McGuire ’09

Mr. Scott A. Lyons Robert and Marcia Macca Ms. Susan P. Macchi Ms. Laura T. Macek Patricia B. MacEnulty Ms. Ana L. B. Machado Mr. John D. MacKay ’05 Miss Mimi MacKenzie Mr. Beau J. MacMillan ’91 Ms. Virginia MacPhee Mr. Joseph C. Magennis Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Maggiore Mr. John Magliulo Mr. Stephen Magowan Ms. Lynn D. Mahlebjian ’79 Mr. Hugo R. Mainelli Jr. Mr. Steven W. Maiocco ’04

Ms. Rebecca S. Massey Ms. Barbara A. Masterson ’77 Mr. Vincent P. Matarese ’91 Mr. Christopher P. Mathias ’94 Ms. Kimberly Matienzo Ms. April Matthews Mr. Gary F. Matthews ’91

Ms. Kathleen McIntyre Mr. LeVance J. McIver ’96 Ms. Lisa McKevie Mr. Brendan W. McLaughlin ’92 Mr. William E. McLean Mr. Owen A. McMahon Jr. ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Sam McMahon Jr. Mr. Samuel S. McMillan

Ms. Cynthia A. Major ’04

Cris Mattoon ’98, Esq. and Mrs. Kimberly Mattoon ’99

Mr. Viral P. Makwana ’11

Mr. Carl L. Mattson Jr. ’01

Ms. Marylee Maldonis

Mr. Edward Maty

Mrs. Sarah C. Malik

Mr. Edmund M. Mauro Jr. ’85 Hon.

Mr. Tarun Malik ’90

Mrs. Susan Mayo

Mr. Michael Malloy ’00

Mr. James I. Mazjanis

Mr. Ezra B. Malmuth ’10

Mr. Jason Mazza ’04

Mr. Raymond Mancini Sr. Mrs. Jane A. Mangili ’87

Ms. Nicole L. Beverage ’12 and Mr. Tyler Z. Beverage ’11

Mr. Paul Mangino Jr. ’09

Mr. Robert L. McBride ’11

Mrs. Madeline Meehan ’85

John Mangione

Mrs. Lorene T. McCaffrey ’86

Ms. Michelle D. Meehan ’13

Meredith and Joseph J. MarcAurele ’08 Hon.

Mr. Robert McCann

Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Meek

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua S. McCarthy

Mr. John F. Melia ’75

Mr. Georges Marcellus ’04

Chef Andrew P. McClure ’05

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Menard

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Mr. John H. McNamara ’82 Ms. Kristine E. McNamara ’94 Mr. Kevin T. McNicholas Ms. Joanne M. McQuesten ’99 Ms. Jill Meakins Mr. John E. Mebane ’95 Ms. Heidi Medas ’97 Ms. Kimberly D. Medina Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Medlin

Coralia Mendes

Richard J. Moniz Jr., EdD

Mrs. Theresa Murphy ’80

Ms. Kathleen Mercure

Ismare Monreal

Ms. Shana J. Murrell ’95

Mr. Christian Mercurio

Mr. and Mrs. Chase Monroe

Mr. Steven Musumeci

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Merrill

Mrs. Joyce L. Montague ’81

Mr. John Mertig ’94

Ms. Megan L. Montgomery ’13

Mr. Stephen D. Mutty ’76 and Mrs. Maryann Mutty ’77

Mrs. Carol B. Mesrobian ’96

Ms. Sandra Montoya

Ms. Amanda L. Messick ’10

Ms. Cheryl Monturo

Mr. and Ms. Joseph A. Meszaros

Ms. Daija B. Moorer ’17

Mr. Zakary J. Meszaros ’14

Mr. Vincent J. Morabito ’79

Mr. Edward Michalek

Mr. David Morais ’96

Mr. David H. Michan ’07

Mr. Terrence Moran

Mrs. Diane S. Michaud ’86

Ms. Gina Moreau

Ms. Kimberly A. Michaud

Ms. Jean E. Morelli

Mrs. Stacey T. Mihalopoulos ’91

Mr. Robert Morello Jr.

Ms. Diane C. Millard

Mr. Anthony P. Moreno

Ms. Courtney L. Miller ’11

Mr. Timothy J. Morgan, Esq.

Risa and David Miller

Ms. Amber Morhidge ’10

Mr. John Miller

Ms. Genesie Morin ’92

Kendra L. Miller

Mr. Kyle D. Morrell ’07

Mr. Lincoln Miller ’03

Mr. Lonnie D. Morris and Ms. Katherine Morse

Mr. Thomas Wilson C. Miller ’89

Mr. Floyd L. Nace ’91 Ms. Patricia Nadolny Monica Nagy ’06 EdD Liz and Jeremy Naman Mr. Adoum R. Namde ’05 Mr. Gregory A Narleski Mr. Gershwin L. Narraidoo Ms. Jennah R. Nation ’17 Ms. Jill A. Naughton ’89 Ms. Josie Navarrete Kerbie and Brandon Neal Mr. Ryan S. Neal ’12 Ms. Darlene Negron Mr. Barry L. Neiman ’83 Ms. Denise Neirinckx ’13 Jean R. Nelson

Ms. Jelica D. Morrison ’18

Mr. Jia Ren Neo ’10

Ms. Carolyn J. Morse ’17

Mr. Lloyd A. Nesbitt ’82

Ms. Beth Milsop

Mr. Philip A. Mortillo ’83

Mr. David T. Nettleman

Mr. Jason Minassian ’01 and Ms. Marissa Minassian ’01

Ms. Juanita Moss

Mr. Robert J. Newcomb ’09

Ms. Nuntana Motham ’15

Miss Shawn A. Newton ’04

Mr. James L. Minton II

Ms. Sandee L. Mott

Ms. Michelle M. Nicholas ’14

Mr. Neil K. Minton ’07

Mr. Frank Mottola Sr.

Mr. Zachary S. Niemiec ’14

Mr. Ryan J. Mirra ’19

Mr. Aldo J. Mottolese ’08

Ms. Melissa A. Niziolek ’12

Ms. Anna Mitchell ’10

Miss Beverly A. Mourachian ’64

Mr. Erik M. Noack ’05

Ms. Anne E. Mitchell ’99

Mr. Edward Mourachian ’68

Ms. Karen Noel

Ms. Kathy Jo Mitchell

Mr. Michael F. Mroz ’00

Ms. Margaret E. Noel ’96

Ms. Petronella Mitchell

Ms. Kathleen Mullen

Ms. Elicia Nolan

Dr. Sandy N. Mitchell ’01

Ms. Cynthia Muller

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Nolan

Ms. Sharlene Mitchell ’06

Mr. Bryan J. Mullin ’93

Ms. Kathleen E. Noonan

Ms. Emelina Mizrach

Ms. Jessica Mulvena ’97

Ms. Franchesca Nor ’06

Jean E. Moats

Mr. Antonio Mungo

Mr. Mark C. Norman

Robert C. Mock Jr., EdD

Ms. Heather S. Munns

Ms. RoseAnn Norman

Mrs. Rachel M. Mojica ’11

Lindsay and Scott Muns

Ms. Laura H. Northey

Ms. Erika L. Molinari ’01

Mr. Donte M. Murphy ’12

Ms. Kathryn L. Norton ’09

Mr. Christopher S. Mills ’87 Mr. Tahliq D. Mills ’18

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Mr. Paul Nunez

Mr. Scott T. Pagliughi

Cara and Travis Pearsall

Mrs. Karen Nurminen ’93

Mr. Peter D. Paige ’96

Ms. Shelby L. Pedersen ’06

Ms. Lani I. O’Brien ’92

Mr. Corey M. Palakovich ’00

Roseanna and Keith Pederzani

Mrs. Theresa A. O’Brien

Mr. Geoffrey P. Palmer ’02

Christine and William Peer

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. O’Connell

Mr. Brian C. Palmes ’09

Mr. Ronald K. Pehoski

Mr. Ted O’Donnell ’72

Mr. Brian J. Palombo ’00

Mrs. Caroline E. Pelland

Ms. Margaret O’Donoghue

Ms. Laura S. Palulis ’15 MBA

Ms. Josephine A. Pellegrino

Mrs. Margaret A. O’Farrell ’87

Ms. Marianne Dayton ’89 and Mr. Paul Panebianco

Mr. Michael E. Pendergast ’07 and Ms. Kristin Pendergast

Lianne and Joseph Paolino Jr.

Ms. Hazel Penn ’95

Frank Paone ’10 Hon.

Mr. Robert A. Penry ’08

Mrs. Elaine Papa ’66

Mr. Michael Pereira ’01

Catharine and John Pappas

Mark F. Peres, J.D.

Mr. Maurice A. Paquette ’76

Mr. Babel Perez ’01

Ms. Louise Parent Olson

Mr. Jeffrey R. Perry ’91, CEC

John and Barbara Parente

Mr. Paul Petell

Mr. Gary N. Parenteau ’07

Ms. Carol A. Peterson

Mr. Robert J. Parenteau ’06

Ms. Nancy L. Peterson ’09

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parish

Mr. Thomas F. Petrosinelli ’12

Leslie and Glenn Parish

Ms. Paula M. Pezzullo

Mrs. Cynthia L. Parker ’09

Ms. Clevonne T. Phelps

Mr. Bennett Parnes

Mrs. Robin Phifer and Mr. John Phifer

Mr. Brandon J. Parrow ’94

Mrs. Patricia C. Philbin ’78

Mr. Anthony R. Pasquale ’02

Ms. Virginia A. Philip ’89, ’15 Hon.

Ms. Deborah S. Pasquarella and Mr. Michael J. Pasquarella

Ms. Teshanne K. Phillip ’03

Ms. Arlene O’Grady Ms. Anne O’Moore ’93 Ms. Nancy J. O’Neill Mr. Paul O’Rielly Mrs. Jacquelyn O’Sullivan Mrs. Joan O’Toole Ms. Athena Oakley ’93 Ms. Barbara Oglesby Mrs. Aretha J. Olivarez ’99 Ricardo A. Oliveira Mr. Jonathan M. Oliver ’01 Ms. Kimberly A. Oliver ’04 Mr. James W. Olson ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Orilio Jr. Mr. John A. Orlosky ’03 Ms. Barbara L. Ornazian ’02 Mr. Keith W. Orstad ’97 Isabel M. Orterry Mr. Clinton G. Osgood ’82 Angie and Jay Ostendarp Ms. Ellen Ouellette Mr. Richard Oullette Mrs. LeShonda M. Owens ’05 Ms. Shelly D. Owens Mr. Bruce M. Ozga ’92 and Mrs. Jeannette F. Stefan-Ozga ’99 Mr. Anthony Pabon

Mr. Frederick P. Pasquariello Sherry Pasquariello Ms. Jill Passaretti Mr. Ishvarlal N. Patel ’88 Mr. Rachit M. Patel ’18 Mrs. Jana Patterson ’99 Terry Patterson Ms. Theresa A. Patterson Mr. Norma Pavon

Mr. Stephen O. Packer III ’80

Ms. Janice L. Payne ’03

Mrs. Moriah E. Page ’95 and Mr. Paul M. Page ’95

Ms. Kristin Payton Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pazienski

Mr. Paul W. Paget ’19

Pamela Pearson and Charles Peach

Ms. Maria Pagiazitis

Ms. Kim Pearce

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Ms. Callie E. Phillips Ms. Letictia Phillips Ms. Noy Phoumivong ’96 Ms. Laura A. Piantedosi ’83 Ms. Shawn M. Piccolo Norberto ’03 Mr. John M. Piccolo ’84 Mr. Edmund F. Pierce Jr. Mr. Edmund F. Pierce Mrs. Leslie A. Pierini ’92 Ms. Ashley Pierre ’12 Mr. and Mrs. August Pierson Mrs. Donna Pikul Ms. Cindy A. Pilla Mrs. Yvonne A. Pimental ’81 Mr. Michael W. Pirolli ’12

Mr. Stephen C. Pisini ’92

Mr. John M. Rapoza ’97

Charmaine A. Roach Moses

Mrs. Ana C. Plana-Alvarez ’96

Ms. Ann Marie Rathbun ’06

Ms. Shannon L. Robbins

Mr. Christopher Plano ’93, ’95 MS

Mr. Erik L. Ravenna ’85

Mr. Anthony E. Roberts Jr. ’09

Mr. Jude M. Plante ’10

Mr. Shawn M. Ray ’97

Ms. Heather R. Roberts ’82

Ms. Lois A. Plouffe ’76

Mr. Chad S. Raymond ’09

Mr. Douglas E. Plyler ’89

Ms. Lisa M. Reach

Mr. Paul N. Robillard and Ms. Janice Mercadante

Mr. Peter W. Ponticelli ’96

Ms. Denise Ready

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pope

Mrs. Jeanine L. Reardon ’88

Ms. Julie Pope-Douglas

Ms. Ann-Marie Reddy

Mr. John L. Porritt ’87

Mr. Robert Reebanacher

John S. and Ellen J. Porzio

Ms. Ann M. Reed ’03

Mrs. Cui Powell

Ms. Regina Reed-Tate

Mr. Andy Powers

Liz and Bill Reeg

Mrs. Meryl B. Precourt

Mr. Kenneth Rehler ’93

Mr. Dennis Prefontaine ’67

Mr. Lionel J. Remillard

Ms. Kelle L. Pressley ’97

Angela R. Renaud, EdD

Mr. William A. Priante Jr. ’90

Mr. Scott F. Reslow

Ms. Sanura Price

Paula and Craig Reutlinger

Ms. Monika Pringle ’97

Mrs. Georgia Reyes

Ms. Shirley J. Pritsch

Ms. Jackeline M. Reyes ’16

Mrs. Patricia Rodgers ’10 Hon.

Ms. Alicia I. Procter

Ms. Kyra D. Reynolds ’98 and Mr. Dave Reynolds

Ms. Helen Rodriguez ’10

Mr. Robert Pronk Ms. Susan Puccio Professor Charlee H. Puckett Mr. James E. Pugh ’91 Mr. Louis A. Pullano Cathy and Andy Purcell Mr. Timothy Pyne Ms. Ann Quinn Major Michael P. Quinn Mr. Danilo R. Quinonez ’12 Mrs. Osiris Quintana Ms. Wendy L. Rabitor Ms. Rachel M. Rafaelian ’91 Ms. Najah Rahmaan ’02 Mr. Vijayakumar Raj ’93, CRDE Anna and Jordan Raniszeski Ellen Rankin Mr. Erik R. Rankin ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rankin

Mr. Wayne Robin Mr. Alexander P. Robinson ’18 Mr. Edward Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Robinson Mrs. Lynn M. Robinson ’90 Ms. JoEllen Robison ’88 Ms. Ronda J. Robotham ’83 Ms. Elizabeth B. Robson Ms. Liz Roche Ms. Nicole E. Rochefort Ms. Patricia E. Rochefort Mrs. Andrea R. Rocke ’91 Mr. Ryan P. Roderick ’10 Ms. Gloria M. Rodrigues

Mr. George J. Rezendes

Ms. Michelle Rofe

David P. Ricci

Mr. John T. Rogers ’06 and Mr. Joshua L. Casto ’06

Janet and Edward Ricci Mr. Brian J. Ricciardi ’11 Mrs. Diane Riccitelli ’89 Drs. Michele and Larry Rice Ms. Tamara M. Richard ’11 Mr. Kenneth P. Richey ’87 Ms. Christina Riker Robbin and Pat Riley Mr. Roger Ring ’86 Mrs. Patricia D. Riordan Mrs. Karen Rissmann ’00 Mr. Terry G. Ritzman Jr. ’86 Mr. James W. Ritzus ’94 Ms. Jennifer M. Rivera Ms. Kadisha M. Rivera ’13 Ms. Maria M. Rix

Ms. Rhianna J. Roman ’02 Mrs. Barbara S. Romano ’79 Ms. Ashley L. Romero ’19 Ms. Linda L. Rondinone ’86 Mr. Sean P. Rooney ’87 Ms. Melissa M. Rosa ’11 Ms. Patricia Rosa Professor Jack J. J. Rose Mr. LeRoy V. Rose Jr. Ms. Yoruba Rose Kimberly J. Rosenbaum ’05 and Mr. Joshua Rosenbaum ’04 Mr. David M. Rosenberg ’87 Ms. Kathy Rosendin Randall and Rochelle Rosenthal Ms. Kristin M. Rosler

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Mrs. Julie A. Ross ’94 and Mr. William J. Ross Jr. ’94

Mario and Michele Santos

Ms. Joan T. Segerson ’89, ’10 MBA

Mr. Kamil Sarji ’00

Mr. Albert C. Seitz ’94

Joan Sarmiento

Mr. Scott Semanchik

Mr. William C. Sarn

Mr. Matthew R. Sepe ’08

Mr. Eric J. Saulnier ’97

Chef John R. Serock Jr. ’95

Ms. Ruth N. C. Saunders

Ms. Alexandra M. Serret ’08

Ms. Rose Sausville

Mr. Ryan M. Sete ’19

Frank Sblendorio

Mr. Raymond F. Sewell ’79

Ms. Sonia Scaglia ’07

Ms. Amy Shallcross Vogel ’06

Ms. Jelsia Scaglione

Mr. John R. Shanahan ’76

Mr. Stephen W. Scaife ’92

Mrs. Molly S. Shanklin ’82

Mr. Thomas E. Scalavino ’92

Mr. Matthew D. Sharp

Ms. Carolyn Scalia

Dr. and Mrs. David Shaver

Mr. Dan Ryan

Ms. Kate Scarborough and Mr. Mark Caldwell

Mr. John W. Shaw ’67

Ms. Gloria Ryan

Leary and Ruffin Scarborough

Ms. Judith Ryan

Ms. Sallie F. Scarborough

Ms. Kathleen Ryan

Mrs. Jeanette A. Scarcella ’07 and Mr. Joseph Scarcella

Mr. Christopher S. Rossetti ’07 Mrs. Rose A. Rossoni Mr. and Mrs. Darin Rounsevell Ms. Patricia M. Rourke Mr. Jason Rouslin ’09 Mr. Jared Roy Ms. Amber Royal Mr. Will Rubey ’13 Mr. and Mrs. David Rudnick Mr. Tom Ruiz Ms. Mim L. Runey, LPD Ms. Elizabeth Ryan Scanlon ’97

Ms. Robyn A. Ryan Mr. Gerald T. Sabatelli Jr. Mr. Frederick Sabo ’83 Ms. Patricia Sacco Miss Justine A. Sacks ’09

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Schafer Ms. Leah E. Schafer Ms. Martha A. Schafer Norman Scherza

Mr. Donald C. Shea Mr. John M. Shea ’78 Michael Sheehan Julie and David Sheffer Mr. and Ms. James Shell Paulette and Ronnie Sherrill Mr. Steven C. Shipley ’85 and Mrs. Lori A. Shipley ’83 Ms. Stella A. Shorts ’11

Ms. Martha C. Sacks

Ms. Nicole M. Schieck ’09

Mrs. Anne F. Sage Sgro ’96 and Mr. Jesse D. Sgro ’06

Ms. Robyn G. Schlamb ’81 Mr. Evan B. Schnee ’17

Mr. David C. Salcfas ’88

Mr. Dave Schneider

Mr. Brian M. Salerno ’01

Ms. Kristy L. Schoch ’08

Eric and Donna Saliba

Mr. Donald G. Schoffstall, PhD, ’02

Ms. Alicia Saluti

Mr. Michael J. Schrader

Ms. Liza Salvatore

Mr. Timothy Schultz

Ms. Theresa Salvatore

Cyndi and Scott Schumann

Mr. Vincent A. Salvatore ’06

Ms. Natalie D. Schwab ’06

Mrs. Christine Salvemini

Ms. Kari M. D. Schwartz

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Sammito ’75

Mr. Michael A. Schwartz ’07

Mr. Preston F. Sanborn ’91

Mrs. Page Cooper Sciotto

Ms. Darcie Sanchez

Ms. Susan Seamon

Ms. Cara M. Sangermano ’11

Ms. Dawn Sears

Ms. Christine E. Sangregorio ’12

Ms. Corinna M. Seeger-Conrad ’11

Mr. Bennett E. Singer ’98 MBA and Mrs. Lissa B. Singer ’98 MBA, NP

Mr. Christopher J. Santos ’93

Mrs. Anne M. Seeley ’83

Ms. Esta L. Singer ’98

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Ms. Tina Shufelt Mr. Bruce I. Shuman ’76 Mr. Andreas P. Sialatis ’17 Ms. Bonnie Sierra ’01 Diane C. Signore Ms. Elaine Silva Mr. Victor C. Silva ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Virgilio L. A. Silva Ms. Kerry Simmons Ms. Tanya Simmons Mr. Scott A. Simon Ms. Mary L. Simpson ’09 Chef Hugh Sinclair ’99 Ms. Staceyann N. Sinclair ’01

Mr. Eric D. Singleton ’99

Mr. James D. Spence ’87

Lisa and Jim Strecher

Ms. Heather R. Singleton ’97

Ms. Mae A. Spencer ’17

Mr. Johnny T. Stroud Jr.

Mr. Robert B. Sinton

Mr. Stephen A. Spencer ’13

Mr. Douglas D. Stuchel ’91

Mr. Michael P. Sirianni ’79

Ms. Tracey Spetelunas

Mr. Justin Z. Sitzer ’12

Mrs. Lisa A. Spicola

Mr. Karl J. Stybe ’95 and Ms. Robin W. Stybe ’98

Mr. Robert B. Skeffington

Maria Spiegel

Mr. Jarrard Slater ’14

Mrs. Stacy L. Spillane ’88

Ms. Cheryl L. Slaughter

Ms. Julie M. Spiller ’08

Mr. Dameian V. K. Slocum ’00

Mrs. Judith St. John

Mr. Christopher S. Sullivan ’03

Emina Smailagic

Mrs. Kelly St. Laurent and Mr. Daniel R. St Laurent

Ms. Elizabeth Sullivan ’15 Ms. Mari-ann T. Sullivan

Mr. David Stadtherr

Mr. Kevin T. Summers

Ms. Lisa Staiano

Mr. Peter O. Suneson ’88

Mr. Joseph L. Staley

Mrs. Diane I. Sutton

Mr. Burton Stallwood ’69

Mr. Edmund W. Sutton

Ms. Amy E. Stang ’00

Kim and Howard G. Sutton ’03 Hon.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Staton

Ms. Marleen L. Swanson

Carrie H. Stebbins

Ms. Sophia Swedberg

Mr. Zachary J. Stefanik ’12

Ms. Bridget Sweet

Mr. Ben Steggles and Mrs. Chanelle Steggles

Mr. Kurt Swensen

Mr. Matthew K. Stein ’03

Mrs. Karen M. Swoboda ’15

Ms. Cynthia L. Smallwood ’80 Mr. Edward F. Smith Jr. ’81 Glen and Shay Smith Ms. Greta K. Smith Ms. Jessica J. Smith ’96 Ms. Joanne D. Smith Mr. Lamont P. Smith ’92 R. Vincent Smith Mr. Stephen A. Smith Ms. Tanika Smith ’02 Trish and Ed Smith Mr. Michael Smoose Mr. Jonathan J. Snell Jr. ’14 Mr. Clay A. Snyder ’93 and Mrs. Linda Snyder Mr. Gary E. Snyder ’82 Mr. John J. Soares Jr. ’63 Mr. Allen Solari Ms. Allison R. Solomon ’15 Mr. Marvin B. Solomon ’10 Ms. Sharen Solomon Ms. Nancy Somera Ms. Jennifer I. Souders ’13 Mr. David A. Souza Ms. Thelma M. Sowell ’79

Ms. Barbara Steinhaus ’01 Mr. David F. Stender III ’14 Mr. Ted J. Stenovitch ’96 Courtney Stephens Ms. Michelle L. Stephenson Ms. Rebecca L. Steuerwald ’01 Mr. Mark K. Stevens James E. Stevenson Ms. Diane M. Stewart Ms. Kristin L. Stewart Detective Kristofer G. Stewart ’08 Mr. Michael S. Stewart Mrs. Rachel J. Stewart ’98

Mr. Samuel A. Spadavecchia ’94

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stewman III

Mr. Eric D. Sparks ’84 and Ms. Valerie A. Sparks

Mr. Adam Stockman ’02 Mr. Johannes C. Stoltz

Ms. Melissa M. Speglevin ’15

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stone

Mr. and Mrs. Barry R. Spellman

Carter and Badge Stone

Mr. Gilbert J. Suarez ’01 Ms. Kristen E. Sugg Mr. Brandon S. Sullivan ’06

Ford Swick Mr. Cameron O. Sycks ’17 Mr. David Sylvia Mr. Norman R. Sylvia ’81 Anne and Michael Szostak Mr. Allen Tackett ’99 Mr. Richard Takach Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Takacs Jr. Mrs. Kerriann Tame Ms. Kara L. Tanja Mrs. Kathi M. Tavares ’88 Mr. Dennis M. Taylor Mr. Donald F. Taylor Jr. Mr. Harrell J. Taylor ’18 Ms. Jacqulyn Taylor ’08 Ms. Jatoya L. Taylor ’06 Jennifer and John Taylor Mr. Xavier T. Tazanu ’19 Mrs. Megan M. Tedeschi

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Ms. Theresa Teixiera

Ms. Amy S. Tormey ’05

Christine Vecere

Mr. Rigoberto J. Tejada ’14

Ms. Cristina J. Torres

Ms. Bernice M. Veckerelli ’83

Ms. Carole A. Temple ’86

Louise Tortora

Ms. Colleen Velekei

Lori Terreli

Chef Matthew M. Tortora ’15

Casey Ventrillo

Mrs. Gail Terry Williams ’94

Mr. Frank V. Toti Jr.

Ms. Toni Verderber

Mr. Scott D. Tetreault ’90

Mr. Konstantinos G. Totsikas ’94

Ms. Kimberly Y. Viafara ’17

Ms. Rita J. Texeira ’14

Mrs. Mechelle A. Tovar Olortegui ’98

Mrs. Michele N. Vie ’95

Mr. Jeff P. Thomas

Ms. Madeline L. Towle

Ms. Debra J. Vieira

Mr. Michael T. Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Townsend

Mr. Michael D. Vieira

Ms. Stacey B. Thomas

Mr. Stephen W. Tramontozzi

Mr. Paul Viera

Ms. Victoria Thomas

Roxanne and Curtis Trenkelbach

Jerry and Christine Visconti

Mr. Billy B. Thompson

Mr. Edward P. Triangolo Jr. ’14 Hon.

Ms. Laura Volk

Mr. Garrett Thompson

Mr. Gregory J. Tristan ’10

Mr. Jason Volpi

Mr. Joshua E. Thompson ’01

Michael Trunca

Mr. Andreas von Sachsen-Altenburg ’19

Mr. LaVell Thompson ’05

Pamela Trunca

Mr. Jeremy J. Vonflatem

Ms. Naima L. Thompson ’15

Mr. Michael K. Tsuchihashi ’89

Ms. Leslie A. Vosen ’09

Mr. Raymond R. Thompson ’78

Mr. Jake Tuchman ’11

Mr. and Ms. Marc Vosen

Ms. Shaina T. Thompson ’18

Mr. Douglas D. Tunstall ’93

Ms. Susan Wagemaker

Rosalyn Thompson-Linsley

Mrs. Mary-Lou Tupper ’88

Mr. Neil E. Thomson ’10

Ms. Tommi N. Turbides ’19

Mr. Robert B. Wahl ’86 and Mrs. Wendy A. Wahl ’85

Alexander Thonneson ’18

Mr. Andrew Turner ’96

Mr. Brendan Thornton ’19

Mr. William B. Twaler ’97

Ms. Julianne J. Thornton

Mr. Matthew L. Udell ’06

Mr. William H. Thralls

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ullrich

Mr. Peter Thrasher ’11

Mr. Allan J. Underwood

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Thrift

Mr. Dan Vaccarino

Ms. Amy Thurman

Mr. Andre Vafiadis

Mr. Frederick J. Tiess ’04

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff C. Vague

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tillman

Ms. Melinda Valadez

Maureen L. Timmons, PhD, ’85

Jessica and Brandon Valentine

Mrs. Karen M. Tipps ’91

Ms. Patricia A. Van Wormer

Ms. Lauren M. Tkacs

Mr. Michael Vander Kooi

Ms. Lorraine Toaldo

Ms. Dedrian Vandiver

Ms. Delphine Tocchini

Ms. Bridgete VanWart

Mr. Neil D. Tockman ’91

Mr. Nicholas J. Vargas ’11

Mrs. Shirley E. Tomassi ’94

Mrs. Zuleika T. Vargas ’08 and Mr. Raymond Vargas ’15

Mrs. Rebecca A. Tondreau Mr. Ronald J. Tondreault Kathleen & Robert Tonn Mr. Evan P. Topilow ’95

Lisa and Rick Vasile Sophie Vasset, PhD Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Vazquez

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Mr. Jamleck Wairimu ’04 Ms. Susan Wakefield Ms. Emmy A. Waldron ’03 Mr. Edward G. Walker Jr. ’78 Mrs. Gayle Walker ’78 Ms. Lula A. Walker Mr. Todd J. Walker ’90 Mr. Vincent C. Wallace ’93 Mr. Roy E. Wallin ’76 Ms. Marilyn Belk Wallis and Mr. Edward Wallis Patrick Walls Mr. John Walmsley ’73 Ms. Eileen P. Walsh Mr. Kurt O. Walters ’00 Dr. Nancy Teaff and Dr. Byron Walthall Mr. Yixiong Wang ’16 Mrs. Cynthia A. Warner Mr. Brian J. Warrener Carly L. Warrener

Ms. Julie Waters ’03 and Mr. Norris A. Waters ’04

Leslie Wilda

Mr. Eric Yeager ’97

Mr. Michael Watral

Mr. David E. Wilder ’75

Ms. Cathy Yen

Mr. Daniel T. Wilga ’05

Mr. John A. Yena ’06 Hon. and Mrs. Donna J. Yena

Mr. Steven Watral Ms. Sarah E. Waycott ’06 Ms. Angela G. Weagly ’84 Molly Shaw and David Webb Mr. Ross M. Webb ’04 Ms. Brittany M. Weber ’15 Mr. Ernest J. Webster ’05 Ms. Jeannine Wegmueller ’85 Mr. Robert W. Weill ’06 Ms. Miriam S. Weinstein ’08 MBA Elizabeth A. Fleming, PhD, and Mr. Edward Weisiger Jr. Mr. Allen Weiss Beth and Stanley Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weisse Ms. Ann-Marie Weldon ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wells Mr. and Ms. Mark Wentz Mr. Kevin P. Wesley Ms. Melinda L. Westmoreland Suzanne K. Whalen Mr. Michael J. Whiddon ’05 Mr. John H. White Jr. ’96 Hon. Ms. Kelly A. White ’06 Ms. Laurie L. White ’10 Hon. and Mr. James Taricani Ms. Lucille M. White Ms. Mary Virginia N. White Ms. Meredith L. White ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart White Mr. Rich Whitelaw Mr. Douglas J. Whiting Mr. Nicholas K Whittington ’13 Murray C. Widener, PhD Ms. Francis J. Wielock ’62 Mr. William T. Wiener ’80 Ms. Tracy L. Wilczek, MS, ’04

Mr. David T. Williams ’80 Mr. Emmanuel Williams Mrs. Jill Williams ’00 Mr. Timothy J. Williams ’11 Tracey Williams Ms. Tiffaney N. Williams-Fuller Ms. Leslie A. Willis ’72 Mr. Thomas R. Willis Jr. ’90 Mr. David A. Wilson ’99 Hon. and Mrs. Jane Wilson Ms. Elizabeth D. Wilson ’12 Georgette P. Wilson, EdD, ’11 Ms. Joanne Wilson Mrs. Justine Wilson Ms. Nicole Wilson Sandy and Rick Winter Ms. Linda Wirta Richard A. Wiscott, PhD Anita and Chet Wisinski Mr. Jason W. Witham Ms. Deanne Wofford ’03 Mr. Timothy R. Wolak ’12 Mr. Mike Wolf Ms. Sydney C. Wolf ’11 Ms. Katie L. Wolff ’11 Ms. Mary Lee Wood Mr. John A. Woolley III ’98

Mr. Brian Yi ’09 Ms. Raina C. Young ’17 Mrs. Sheri L. Young ’93 Mr. Kevin Youngs ’99 Ms. Linda Ysewyn Mrs. Lori A. Zabatta ’95 and Mr. Michael A. Zabatta ’88 Emmerich Zach Christopher S. Zacharda, EdD Mr. Syed R. Zaidi ’85 Ms. Emily L. Zajicek ’16 Mr. Manasseh Zechariah Ms. Sandi Zeko Ms. Denise P. Zervas Mr. Robert W. Zielinski ’75 and Mrs. Deborah Zielinski ’75 Ms. Elizabeth Zmarlicki Mr. Raymond E. Zoller Mr. William V. Zonfrillo Jr. ’77 Michael J. Zubretsky Sr. Mr. Michael K. Zubretsky Jr. Mr. Joshua Zuckerman ’00 Mrs. Theresa A. Zulick ’91 Ms. Theresa Zupan Logan Zupko Mr. Paul Zwolenski ’01

Ms. Charlotte Worth Mr. John M. Wright Lisa Wrinn Ms. Amera J. Xayasene Mr. Matthew G. Yaeger ’11 and Mrs. Stephanie L. Yaeger ’12 Mr. Christopher L. Yankowski ’92 Ms. Lysa Yarko ’99 Ms. Junbing Ye ’11

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

ORGANIZATIONS The 02908 Club

Brass Monkey

Davies & Co. Inc.

Academy Express LLC

Broadmoor Hotel Inc.

Delta Dental of Rhode Island

Acord Asphalt Inc.

Buckingham School of Frederick County, Maryland

Denver Marriott City Center

Adler, Pollock & Sheehan PC AEG Live — Rocky Mountains LLC Aetna Bridge Co. Agostini Construction Co. Inc. All Sauced Up LLC

Campbell and Associates Campus Compact of the Mountain West The Cannon Foundation Inc.

Denver Student Alumni Association DGM Systems LLC DiFazio Site Corp. Dimeo Construction Co.

Almonte Group LLC

The Capital Grille

The Larry R. DiPasquale Foundation Inc.

Ameristar Casino Resort Spa Black Hawk

Cascade Financial Management Inc.

Distinguished Order of Zerocrats

CBRE/New England

Dome Consultants LLC

Amica Companies Foundation

Certified Angus Beef ® brand

Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Denver

Anschutz Foundation

Charland, Marciano & Co., CPA’s LLP

Anson Mills LLC

Charles Koch Foundation

Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Denver Stapleton North

Anton Collins Mitchell LLP

Charlotte Student Alumni Association

DoubleTree by Hilton

Argo Tea

Chartwells Educational Dining Services Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Charlotte The Drum Rock Specialty Co. Inc. Chartwells

Arzbaecher Family Foundation

Cherry Creek Shopping Center

DTC Enterprises Inc.

Asset Protection Consultants LP

Chesapeake Bay Wine Classic Foundation

Dunkin Donuts, Lincoln Dunlop Hospitality Investments LLC

Children’s Healthcare Charity Inc.

E Print Solutions Inc.

Citizens Bank Foundation

Ecolab Inc.

Banfi Vintners Foundation

Classic Coatings Inc.

Edgewood Market Inc.

The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Inc.

Classy Nails and Spa

Eggland’s Best LLC

The Cleaning Authority LLC

EKS&H, LLLP

Bank of America Corporation

The Coast Guard House LLC

El Pomar Foundation

Bank Rhode Island

The Coca-Cola Co. North America

Emeril Lagasse Foundation

BankNewport

Colavita USA LLC

Emmi Roth USA Inc.

Barry Callebaut USA LLC

Colorado Convention Center

Empad Consulting Inc

Barton Insurance Group Inc.

Colorado Gray Line

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

Batchelor Foundation Inc.

The Colorado Trust

Epicurean Culinary Group

Bay Laurel Restaurant Group Inc.

Communities Foundation of Texas

eSports and Gaming Club

Irwin Belk Educational Foundation

Compass Group

Eta Sigma Delta

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Confrérie de la Chaîne des Rôtisseurs

F & V Morabito Management LLC

Black Student Union

Cosmetic Cosmos LLC

Family Health & Sports Medicine

The Blind King Inc.

Cox Communications New England

Farmland Foods Inc.

Blossom Express Inc.

CSM Group Inc

Farrell Landscaping

Blount Fine Foods Corp.

The Culinary & Hospitality Education Foundation of Southwest Florida Inc.

Fast Hands Inc.

A-OK Turf Equipment Inc.

Athens Foods Inc. B.E. Publishing Inc. Bailey Bear LLC

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Philip J. Calabro, DMD Inc.

Daniels Fund

FASTSIGNS® International Inc. Faulkner & Howe LLC

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Hudson Street Deli LLC

Fiji Water

Hyatt Hotels Corporation

Michael and Andrea Leven Family Foundation

FIVESTAR Rubber Stamp Etc. Inc.

Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center

Liberty Mutual Group Inc. Lynch Hockey LLC

IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program

M. Shanken Communications Inc.

FOCUS Brands Inc. Foldex Corporation Follett Higher Education Group The Fort Restaurant Foundry Kitchen and Tavern Four Seasons Hotel Denver Konstantin D. Frank & Sons Vinifera Wine Cellars Ltd.. Freddy’s Cuisine Freedom National Bank Fresh Origins LLC Freshpoint Overton FS Food Group LLC Funky Buddha Brewery Inc. Gallo Herbert Architects Gallo of Sonoma Gatlinburg Mountain Market LLC The GE Foundation

Institute of Food Technologists Inc. Institute of International Education Inc. Integrity Wire EDM Inc. International Association of Exhibitions and Events International Franchise Association International Game Technology PLC The International Wine & Food Society Inverness Hotel and Golf Club Island Entertainment Inc. Italco Food Products Inc. ITW Food Equipment Group Jewish Communal Fund Jewish Community Federation & Endowment Fund

MadamChef Couture International MAG Ventures Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour Masco Corporation Mazzone Hospitality McCormick & Co. Inc. McGraw Hill Financial McIlhenny Co. McLaughlin & Moran Inc. Med One Shuttle Inc. Men of Distinction Student Organization, North Miami Campus Mercer Tool Corporation Mohegan Sun Casino & Resort Molson Coors Brewing Co. Morse Foundation

Gilbane Building Co.

Johnson & Wales University North Miami Campus

Gipper Consulting LLC

Johnson & Wales University

Mountain Concepts LLC

Golden Corral Corporation

The Julia Child Foundation for Gastronomy and the Culinary Arts

Murphy Family Fund

JWR Construction Services Inc.

Nat Sherman International

JWU Parents’ Association Providence Campus

National Grid

Goodnight Brothers Produce Co. Inc. Grant Thornton LLP Graphic Ink Incorporated The Greater North Miami Chamber of Commerce Grizzly Cookware LLC Guittard Chocolate Co.

Kappa Sigma Fraternity The Kershaw Foundation Charitable Trust Kobrand Corporation

Hankins & Whittington Funeral Service The Kopf Family Foundation Inc. Hart Alarm Systems Inc. Le Creuset of America Inc. Hayes & Sherry, Ltd..

Heineken USA Incorporated Here 4 Beer BBQ Team Hero Foodservice USA Hilton Worldwide Inc. Hispanic Recruitment Services Inc.

BelGioioso Cheese Inc. Lenox Corporation Leonard Lopes Law Firm LLC

Moses Afonso Ryan Ltd.

Narragansett Brewing Co.

Navigant Credit Union Nestlé USA Nestlé Waters North America Inc. Network for Good The New Choice Title Agency LLC New England Specialty Soils Newport Harbor Corporation North Miami Student Government Association

Leprino Foods Co.

Northern Virginia Alumni Chapter of Bennett College

Les Clefs d’Or USA, Ltd..

Nutrishop Warwick Octagon Management LLC

The Oliari Charitable Foundation Incorporated OTG Management LLC Partner Colorado Credit Union Partridge Invitation Scholarship Foundation Inc. Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP Past Junior President’s Club of the Shore District

ROGO Fastener Co. Inc. Roland Foods LLC Rose Chauffeured Transportation, Ltd.. Saddlebrook Resort Sage Cellars Inc. Sage Hospitality

Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch Family Foundation TKM Foundation Tom Irwin Inc. Trinchero Family Estates Triton Capital Management LLC Twin River Worldwide Holdings Inc.

Saint-Gobain Corporation Foundation

U.S. Trust Co., NA

Avacorp Inc. DBA Sandy Lane Sports Shop

The Ultimate Software Group Inc. United Way of Rhode Island

Sartori Co.

Universal Wilde Inc.

Saunders Construction Inc.

U.S. Bank

Sazerac Co. Inc.

U.S. Trust

Schwab Charitable Fund

USA Elite Training LLC

Scitor Corporation

Verizon Communications Inc.

ShapeUp Inc.

VISIT DENVER

SHFM Foundation

Vita-mix Management Corporation

POG Partners LLC

Signs & Sites Inc.

Vulcan-Hart Corporation

Preston-Layne & Partners Inc.

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

Promounds Inc DBA On Deck Sports

SlaterPaull Hord Coplan Macht

The Washington Trust Co.

Prospect CharterCare LLC

Smithfield Foundation

Waste Management Inc.

The Providence Journal Charitable Legacy Fund

Snapchef

Waters Corporation

Société Culinaire Philanthropique

Wegmans Food Markets Inc.

Providence Performing Arts Center

Sodexo Inc. and Affiliates

Providence Welding Inc.

Sopexa USA

Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign

PSEG

Weybossett Hill Investments LLC

Quady Winery

Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits LLC

The Whitney Group Inc.

Questex Media Group LLC

Specialty Wood Products Inc.

Whole Foods Market

Rainone Landscaping Inc.

State of Rhode Island & Providence Plantations

Whole Harvest Foods Inc.

Pat Lee & Associates Pepsi Beverages Co. PepsiCo Inc. Performance Food Group Performance Foodservice Phalanx Engineering Inc. Piedmont Natural Gas Pizzaria Napolitana Inc. & Ria’s Restaurant & Lounge

Rhode Island Distributing Co. LLC Rhode Island Foundation Rhode Island Monthly Rhode Island Wedding Group Ricoh USA Inc. The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman Riverbank Operations dba Moe’s Southwest Grill The Robinson Green Beretta Corporation Robinson Management LLC

Rodney Strong Vineyards

Statler Foundation Ste. Michelle Wine Estates Stonebridge Companies Student Callers, Providence Campus Sunset Farm SunTrust Foundation Matching Gift Program SWS Charitable Foundation Inc. Sysco Boston LLC Taco Comfort Solutions

Wine Spectator Scholarship Foundation Wine Spectator Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board World Trophies Co. Inc. Xi Alpha Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Zlotnick Construction Inc.

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This annual report is dedicated to Morris J.W. Gaebe ‘98 Hon., who died Saturday, October 8, 2016 at the age of 96. Gaebe laid the groundwork for JWU as an institution. He turned a fledgling school into a university by researching data to anticipate the jobs of the future, broadening the curricula, achieving accreditation and formalizing the leadership structure. His ability to trust his instincts and take smart risks characterized his long, distinguished career — first as co-director, then as president (1969–89) and finally chancellor. His mantra — “students first” — continues to guide his successors, and all of us today.

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