Winter 2017 Magazine by Ramapo College

ANNUAL REPORT

KAMERON POND

BOARD MESSAGES GEORGE C. RUOTOLO, JR., CFRE CHAIR, RAMAPO COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY BOARD OF TRUSTEES While there were numerous accomplishments this past year, certainly one of our crowning achievements of the 2015-2016 academic term was the College’s successful application to the State Higher Education Capital Facilities programs for additional funding. Approved by the citizens of New Jersey in 2012, the Higher Education Capital Facilities program fills a decades-long gap in public support for infrastructure at the State’s colleges and universities.

“My tenure as Chair has been rewarding on many fronts... together, we will continue to advance the mission of Ramapo College.”

The Board held a special meeting in January to review and approve the funding requirements for the Higher Education Capital Facilities program request. Our proposal outlined renovations to the existing George T. Potter Library, and the addition of a Learning Commons to the Library building. By June we received notification that the College was awarded $15 million for this important project. Though it will be a few years until the new Library and Learning Commons are completed, the members of the Board and I are delighted to see this next step in the College’s evolution come to fruition.

In addition to capital growth, the College adopted a number of new programs during the 2016 academic year. The new majors, minors, and certificate programs respond to student interests, faculty strengths, and societal needs. Among the new majors is elementary education, and new minors in digital filmmaking, plant studies, contemplative studies, and American studies. The nursing master’s program added tracks in family nurse practitioner and nursing administration/health care administration, and the Anisfield School of Business added a master’s of science in accounting. On a more personal note, this year marks my last year in service as Chair of the Board of Trustees. My tenure as Chair has been rewarding on many fronts—among them, I have most enjoyed the opportunities I have had to acknowledge and advance, with so many of you, the tremendous talents of the members of the College. The Board of Trustees and I are grateful to all the donors listed here, who have demonstrated their confidence in Ramapo’s faculty, students, and staff with a financial contribution. Together, we will continue to advance the mission of Ramapo College.

RALPH MASTRANGELO CHAIR, RAMAPO COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD OF GOVERNORS The support and generosity of our alumni and benefactors is extraordinary and allows the College to reach significant milestones and furthers the Foundation’s mission to support the students, faculty and programs of Ramapo College. We enjoyed many successes in fiscal year 2016 and for that I express my heartfelt thanks.

“... generosity and loyalty of our supporters ... continue to shape the educational experiences and aspirations of Ramapo students.”

The permanent endowment, which provides a steady stream of funds every year, has grown steadily. In 2016, eight new endowments were created and the corpus increased by $1 million, an increase of 8 percent over the prior year. In fiscal year 2016, the Foundation secured more than $5.4 million in revenue, grants and gifts. As a result, the Foundation was able to provide more than $2.3 million to the College for scholarships, campus grants, and salary support. In addition, faculty and staff members were awarded $3.1 million in outside grants.

Close to $1 million was provided to the College for important capital projects on campus, including the Adler Center and Krame Center for Contemplative Studies, among others. The result of this giving has had a direct impact on students: Over 400 scholarships totaling more than $603,000 were awarded; close to 300 students directly benefited from Foundation Allocation Grants, which funded faculty/student research, study abroad, and professional conferences -- all of which wouldn’t be possible without the financial support provided by the Foundation and our donors particularly through the Annual Fund and Special Fund Raising Events. On behalf of the Ramapo College Foundation, my sincerest thanks to all of those who helped us support the College in these most meaningful ways. Each and every contribution has helped enrich the academic and personal experiences of our campus community.

contents COLLEGE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Peter P. Mercer, Ph.D. President Beth E. Barnett Provost Kirsten DaSilva Vice President for Administration and Finance Cathleen Davey Vice President for Institutional Advancement Nicole Morgan Agard Chief Equity & Diversity Officer / Director of Employee Relations Christopher Romano Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs Michael A. Tripodi Vice President and General Counsel BOARD OF TRUSTEES George C. Ruotolo, Jr. Chair

The Lady Roadrunners had one of the most successful seasons in the program’s history, earning the #1 seed in the NJAC Tournament and climbing to their first-ever spot in the NCAA Championship Tournament. Under fifth-year coach Rob Pichardo, who was named NJAC Coach of the Year, the Lady Roadrunners finished the season at 25-6. Junior Larysa Iwaskiw earned AVCA All-America 2nd team honor and was named NJAC Player of the Year and NJAC 1st Team All-Conference. Senior Emily Guzman received NJAC Honorable Mention All-Conference honors.

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FEATURES

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DEPARTMENTS

A Message From The President

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College Financials

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Foundation Financials

Janelle Ferraro ’14 Graphic Designer

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2017 Monthly Calendar

Carolyn Herring Photo Editor

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Honor Roll of Donors

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in this issue

Front cover: Kameron Pond is a constructed pond that was part of the cattle raising operation on the Birch Estate before Ramapo College was founded. The Pond was named after founding faculty member Joel Kameron, an environmental psychologist in the former School of Environmental Studies. Joel was much beloved and, when he tragically died at a young age, the community responded to a proposal to give the pond Joel’s name. The hydrology of the Pond was affected by I-287’s construction. About 10 years ago the Pond was dredged to restore its depth. Another colleague, Dick Graham, carried out a project with students to build an island in the pond to create an enriched habitat. The unfinished “Graham’s spit” sits near the future Padovano Commons and may serve as an outdoor seating area.

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A MESSAGE FROM

THE PRESIDENT

y meetings and discussions with the leadership of other colleges and universities, both nationally and internationally, have reaffirmed my conviction that one of the defining characteristics of Ramapo College as a premier liberal arts institution is the ability of undergraduate students to collaborate with their professors. Ramapo students take advantage of one-on-one opportunities that simply do not exist for most undergraduates across the country.

Working with Ciana Hamlett, a senior international business major from Bergenfield, New Jersey, Gonpu found the global market prices of iron ore, in particular, had a strong impact on the exchange rate.

To illustrate this unique culture of collaboration, I have asked faculty in each of the five schools to highlight the innovative research they have been conducting with their students. I invite you to read on and explore their fascinating work.

The experience proved especially compelling for Hamlett, who hopes to pursue a career in economic development in Africa. In October she and Gonpu presented their findings at the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges conference in North Adams, Massachusetts.

ANISFIELD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Professor: George Gonpu (Economics) Student: Ciana Hamlett ’17 How does a Ramapo professor come to pursue research into the connection between commodity prices and exchange rates in Liberia? It helps when that professor is a native of the West African country who served as deputy minister of finance for two years following Liberia’s devastating civil war. George Gonpu says the Liberian exchange rate is critical to daily life for the country’s 4.3 million people because of Liberia’s reliance on international trade and its special relationship with the United States. In Liberia, Gonpu explains, residents buy imports priced in U.S. dollars, but they get paid in Liberian dollars (both currencies are legal monetary units in Liberia). Meanwhile, Liberia sells its primary imports—rubber and iron ore—on global markets in exchange for U.S. dollars. “So the rate at which the Liberian dollar is valued for each U.S. dollar is important,” Gonpu says, “if they’re going to be able to afford products coming into the country.”

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“These findings are important steps in helping to influence policy making,” Gonpu says, “in the sense that the value of the currency, which is important for international trade, is influenced by how much money is provided in the economy.”

“Overall,” Hamlett says, “it was such a great opportunity for me to gain experience with presenting in front of a group of my peers as well as other professors from different universities.”

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HUMAN SERVICES

CONTEMPORARY ARTS

Professor: Donna Crawley (Psychology) Student: Casey Ramos ’17

Professor: Ben Neill (Music Production and Industry) Student: Jimmy Warren ’17

As a forensic psychologist, Donna Crawley’s research in recent years has focused on factors that influence the public’s perception of criminal defendants. “I want to understand why people perceive defendants the way they do,” Crawley says, “in the hopes of understanding why we sometimes perceive defendants unfairly.”

“It’s kind of an unusual genesis for a piece of music,” Ben Neill says of his 40-minute composition, Fathom: Hudson River Data as Music.

Crawley’s work examines character traits and mortality salience, measuring how people respond when they’re reminded of their own mortality. Her research has shown consistently that empathetic people, when induced into mortality salience, get more sympathetic toward crime victims. As a result, she says, “That makes them make harsher judgments about a criminal defendant. It implies if a prosecutor could remind a jury about their own mortality, throw something into the summation or the opening statement that potentially could nudge their attitude more negatively against the defendant.” Crawley makes it a point to take her research assistants to professional conferences. Last May seniors Janelle Leyva and Casey Ramos accompanied Crawley to the Association for Psychological Science conference in Chicago, where they presented a poster on their research. In October they presented work done with Michael DiMaggio ’16 at the New England Psychological Association conference in Worcester, Massachusetts. And this spring they will travel together to Boston for a conference of the Eastern Psychological Association. “You’re building the next generation of researchers,” Crawley says, “and the process of doing this is, I think, really important for our students.” Ramos would concur. A psychology major from Hawthorne, New Jersey, she teamed with Crawley after expressing an interest in research. “That’s something I couldn’t have gotten in a regular class,” says Ramos, who hopes to pursue a Ph.D. program in psychology.

Surely such an observation qualifies Neill as a master of understatement. For in piecing together Fathom with the lyricist and singer Mimi Goese, Neill relied heavily on scientific surveys of the Hudson River around the time Hurricane Sandy rattled the Northeast in October 2012. The notion of using raw hydrologic and meteorological data—water temperature, humidity, salinity, electrical conductivity, and so on—arose out of conversations Neill had at the Beacon Institute for Rivers and Estuaries at Clarkson University in upstate New York. The institute commissioned the work, and Neill received a grant from New Music USA, an organization that supports the creation and performance of new music. Then Neill had to figure out how to take that hard data— collected by the River and Estuary Observatory Network from seven locations, from the Adirondacks to West Point—and turn it into music. “I spent a couple of months coming up with a method for using a number of different computer programs where I can take these graphs and turn them into music material,” Neill says. And that’s where Jimmy Warren stepped in. A senior music production major from Rockaway, New Jersey, Warren helped manage the computer software on which the project depended. “He basically processed all of the images and got them ready for me to put them into the software to generate the music,” Neill says. “I don’t think I would have finished the project without him.” “It’s a very unique project, for sure,” Warren says. “I don’t know who else would have done something like that. The main thing I took away is that anything could be musical.”

“She’s been a great mentor,” Ramos says of Crawley, “and I think every college student should aim to find that mentor.”

building the next generation of “ You’re researchers, and the process of doing this is, I think, really important for our students.”

Assistant Professor of Economics George Gonpu, right, with Ciana Hamlett ’17

-Donna Crawley www.ramapo.edu

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

really just “ It’s the hands-on,

one-on-one with the faculty that teaches you how to do research. I think that’s fairly unique at Ramapo College.” -Zachary Stavros

SALAMENO SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND GLOBAL STUDIES Professor: Jeremy Teigen (Political Science Student: Zachary Stavros ’18 Jeremy Teigen has studied the role of military service in the American political process since writing his dissertation on the subject at the University of Texas. It’s a pertinent topic for Teigen, who enrolled at the University of Wisconsin under the GI Bill following his service in the U.S. Air Force. “Military service is inherently qualitative,” Teigen says. “How do you throw that into a database?” Teigen does it from a variety of perspectives. He looks at how veterans versus non-veterans tend to vote. He looks at how veteran candidates for Congress and the White House fare versus nonveteran candidates. In 2015 he co-wrote an op-ed in The Washington Post that examined why younger veterans today tend to lean more conservative and vote more Republican. Since coming to Ramapo in 2005, Teigen has been building a database from the biennial campaigns for the U.S. House of Representatives. One could measure the impact of military service by the sheer number of veterans serving in Congress, Teigen says. But those numbers have fallen dramatically since the 1970s, when veterans held three out of four seats in Congress (today that figure is closer to one in five). Each election year, Teigen recruits an undergraduate to help him collect data about veteran candidates. “He or she has to be tenacious in looking through biographical sources,” Teigen says. Last fall he enlisted Zachary Stavros, a junior political science major from Dumont, New Jersey. Under Teigen’s supervision, Stavros combed through the biographies of candidates in all 435 House races.

Professor of Political Science Jeremy Teigen with Zachary Stavros ’18

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“It was really cool to get a perspective of how it’s done and learning how to research things with Professor Teigen,” Stavros says. “It’s really just the hands-on, one-on-one with the faculty that teaches you how to do research. I think that’s fairly unique at Ramapo College.”

(L –R): Michael Knef ’17, Brian Gural ’19, Assistant Professor of Chemistry Loraine Tan, Doug DeSimone ’18, Aleksander Goranov ’17, Katerina Djambazova ’18

THEORETICAL AND APPLIED SCIENCE

think it happened, and this is what we’re going to try to do next.’”

Professor: Loraine Tan (Chemistry) Student: Aleksander Goranov ’18

Among the students working in Tan’s lab in the fall was Aleksandar Goranov, a senior chemistry major from Bulgaria. Goranov hopes to pursue a career in marine chemistry, and he says his time in Tan’s lab helped him clarify that goal.

Unlike Ramapo’s other four schools, the School of Theoretical and Applied Science maintains a formal, credit-bearing research honors program, for which Loraine Tan serves as director. And unlike undergraduates at most other colleges, Tan says, Ramapo undergrads can take advantage of many opportunities to conduct hands-on research with their professors. Last fall Tan supervised six undergraduates working on two projects in her lab. Typically, Tan says, “If you have Master’s or Ph.D. candidates, those students are the ones using the resources in the lab. In those kinds of places, if you’re lucky enough to get into a lab as an undergrad, you’re an assistant on someone’s project. You don’t have the opportunity much on your own.” Not so at Ramapo. Tan says her undergraduate assistants not only conduct research in the lab, they direct much of that research themselves. Last April one group of Tan’s students presented its work on the “Solvent Study of Fluorescent Probe Molecules” at the annual TAS Student Research Symposium. “In my lab, the students tell me their goals for the project,” she says. “They design the experiment, they execute it, and they troubleshoot it. They acquire all the data, analyze it, then come back and talk to me: ‘Ok, this is what happened, this is why we

“It’s been a great, great experience,” Goranov says. “I don’t have any words to describe it. It kind of pushed me in the right direction of really what I want to do.” ——— These most meaningful collaborations reap immeasurable benefits for the students, faculty and the College as a whole. Students are afforded mentorship opportunities to define their academic goals, launch their graduate studies, or catapult into the career of their choice. Faculty can conduct cutting edge research, and collaborate with peers on projects at the forefront of developments in their respective fields. This interaction enriches the material that they deliver during lectures and labs. Our faculty and student research initiatives, presented at symposia and conferences and published in refereed journals, raise the profile of Ramapo among liberal arts colleges. Of course, none of these opportunities would be available without the extraordinary support Ramapo receives from its many benefactors. Thank you for your ongoing support of our faculty and students. President Peter P. Mercer www.ramapo.edu

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

RAMAPO COLLEGE The College’s financial report includes three basic financial statements: the Statements of Net Position, the Statements of Revenues, Expenses, and Changes in Net Position, and the Statements of Cash Flows which have been prepared in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America as promulgated by the Government Accounting Standards Board. These statements present the College’s operations on a consolidated basis and focus on assets, liabilities, revenues, expenses and cash flows on an entity-wide basis. Presented below are condensed versions of these statements. The full College financial statements including footnotes notes can be found on the College website: www.ramapo.edu/controller/financial-reports

Condensed Statements of Changes in Net Position, Include Component Unit, Fiscal Years ended June 30, (dollars in thousands) 2016 2015 OPERATING REVENUE Tuition, net

$58,559

$55,825

Auxilary, net

36,706

35,649

Federal, state and local grants and contracts

15,082

14,714

Other operating

3,871

7,224

Total Operating Revenue

114,218

113,412

OPERATING EXPENSES Instruction 50,631 48,194

Condensed Statements of Net Position, Includes Component Unit, at June 30, (dollars in thousands) 2016 2015 ASSETS Cash, cash equivalents and short term investments

$69,800

Total receivables and other current assets

6,853

$63,952 5,612

Deposits held by Trustees

22,239

37,041

Institutional support and Auxiliary

39,955

Operating and maintenance and depreciation

30,468

37,750 26,207

Student services

14,130

13,394

Other operating expenses

7,418

7,563

Total Operating Expenses

142,602

133,108

Operating Loss

(28,384)

(19,696) 16,130

Non Operating Revenue (Expenses)

Total Current Assets 98,892 106,605 Investments, at fair value 16,476 18,988

State appropriations

14,953

State fringe benefits

24,291

21,420

Non-current receivables, net and other

Investment income/(expense), net

(10,197)

(10,614)

329,496 323,736 Net Non-Operating Total Non-Current 347,427 347,212 Capital gift Total Assets $446,319 $453,817 Increase in Net Assets

29,047

26,936

846

16,864

1,455

4,488

Plant facilities, net

Deferred outflows of pension resources

10,048

3,426

LIABILITIES Accounts payable and accrued expenses

$12,035

$17,752

Other current liabilities

8,422

7,891

Long-term liabilities, current portion

7,150

7,496

Total Current Liabilities

27,607

33,139

Other liabilities

3,620

4,508

Long-term debt

238,582

245,519

Net pension liability

88,667

78,354

Total Non-Current Liabilities

330,869

328,381

Total Liabilities

$358,476

$361,520

NET ASSETS Deferred inflows of pension resources

3,037

2,378

Invested in Capital Assets, net of related debt

78,145

25,981

Restricted

19,977

21,973

1,509

24,104

Balance beginning of year

93,345

142,376

Cummulative effect of change in accounting principle

(73,135)

Balance end of year $94,854 $93,345

ECONOMIC FACTORS THAT WILL AFFECT THE FUTURE The major components of RCNJ’s operating revenue have changed over time due to declining State support over the last several years. In addition, the College faces limited expense flexibility as salaries and benefits are the largest expenses of the College and the State controls salary and benefit negotiations for a majority of College employees. New Jersey continues to face challenging economic times including the underfunding of the State’s pension plan. These economic factors may affect future appropriations to the College, and reduced appropriations may place an increased burden on tuition and fees.

Despite these challenges, the College has been able to consistently increase its net position with solid financial operations and fiscally conservative budgeting and financial planning practices. Ramapo has had Unrestricted (3,268) 45,391 tuition growth of only 8.8 percent total in the last five years, as compared Total Net Position $94,854 $93,345 to other New Jersey institutions which average approximately 13 percent tuition increase for that same time. Total Net Position, Deferred Resources & Liabilities $446,319 $453,817

Condensed Statements of Cash Flow, College Only, Fiscal Years ended June 30, (dollars in thousands) 2016 2015 2014 Net cash (used in) provided by Operating activities Noncapital financing activities Capital financing activities

$(9,671)

42,453

41,235

$(5,988) 44,230

(19,222)

(22,932)

(58,436)

Investing activities

471

278

343

Net decrease in cash

4951

8,910

(19,851)

Cash - beginning of year Cash - end of year

$(18,751)

61,708

52,798

72,649

$66,659

$61,708

$52,798

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Masters programs are continuing to enroll significant numbers of students and the College expects enrollment to continue to grow modestly over the next few years. The College is preparing to offer additional opportunities, such as the Family Nursing Practitioner and the Nursing Administrator tracks in the Masters of Science in Nursing and the new Master’s of Science in Accounting. As the College looks forward, it will continue to expand its graduate programs to meet future needs and build on its undergraduate strengths. It is important RCNJ continue to sustain strong operating cash flows in order to meet its financial obligations. The College will continue to focus on financial strength and sustainability, as it continues to seek new and enhanced revenue streams and operating efficiencies to maintain its ability to increase total net assets and meet the needs of its students. The College remains committed to its mission of serving the educational needs of New Jersey.

RAMAPO COLLEGE FOUNDATION FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS The mission of Ramapo College Foundation “is to provide resources that make a difference in Ramapo College of New Jersey’s quest for educational excellence.” The Foundation, established in 1971 as a nonprofit corporation, is a 501(c)(3) charitable institution. Its purposes include providing funds to Ramapo College for student scholarships, educational programs, faculty development and research, community programs, construction projects, capital needs, and other College activities for which state funds may not be sufficient or available.

or position. Trends are important to monitor, but in any given year a significant change in net assets may result from a unique event such as receipt of a significant donation or a capital payment to the College. In Fiscal 2016, many payments were received on prior year pledged income, of which significant amounts were paid to the College. Those payments are reflected below and reduce the net assets, appropriately so since it is the Foundations mission of providing support to the College. In addition, in accordance with prudent accounting practice, in Fiscal 2016, we established a reserve for a receivable.

The Foundation’s financial report includes three basic financial statements: the Statements of Net Assets, the Statements of Activities, and the Statements of Cash Flows which have been prepared in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America as promulgated by the Financial Accounting Standards Board. Presented below are condensed versions of these statements. The full Foundation financial statements including footnotes notes can be found on the College website: www.ramapo.edu/foundation/finreports

The Grant Office had a successful year, securing more than 22 new grant awards in Fiscal 2016. Grants revenue increased 21 percent year-overyear, as a result of aggressively pursuing more STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education) related grants, such as “Paterson Middle School University” and “Little Ferry STEM project.”

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS In Fiscal 2016, the Foundation’s financial position continues to be strong, as seen in the chart below. The endowment balance remained at more than $16 million, there were eight new endowments created and the corpus increased by $1 million, or 8 percent, over the prior year. In addition, over $820,000 of endowed and annual funds were available to the College for scholarship and program support. The growth in the endowment surpassed the yearly goal and is in line to meet the strategic goals set both by the Foundation and College for growth. This is despite the 5 percent average spend rate, as compared to the average of 4.2 percent for all public institutions (according to National Association of College and University Business Officers fiscal 2015 statistics). There also has been an increase in student scholarships issued, which include funding from the endowment as well as annual support from donors. In addition, the largest annual scholarship from an individual donor was received in Fiscal 2016 and will benefit minority students who could not attend the College without such assistance. Condensed Statements of Net Assets, at June 30, (dollars in thousands) 2016 2015

OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE Donations 1,923 2,902 Contributed service revenue

1,192

1,367

Fundraising events, net

391

372

Grants 1,266 1,044 Other

317

Investment income (loss), net

$3,118

$2,236

Grants and accounts receivable, and other assets

625

622

Unconditional promises to give, net

3,438

5,695

220

Allowance for doubtful promises

(1,000)

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Total Support and Revenue

$4,140

$6,162

Payments to College

1,692

2,059

Contributed service expenses

1,192

1,367

Foundation operations

187

160

Scholarships and awards

604

598 1,455

EXPENSES

Expenses for restricted and College grants

1,431

Other expenses

571

307

Total Expenses

5,677

5,946

Change in Net Assets

(1,537)

216

22,470

22,254

Beginning of year

End of year $20,933 $22,470

Condensed Statements of Cash Flow, Fiscal Years ended June 30,

Investments 16,499 16,096 (dollars in thousands) Total Assets $23,680 $24,649

2016 2015 2014

Net cash (used in) provided by

LIABILITIES Accounts payable other liabilities

150

266

Due to Ramapo College of New Jersey

2,341

1,674

Annuities payable

255

239

Total Liabilities

2,746

2,179

1,704

1,558

NET ASSETS Total Unrestricted Net Assets

257

NET ASSETS

ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents

Condensed Statements of Activities, Fiscal Years ended June 30, (dollars in thousands) 2016 2015

Temporarily restricted

6,959

8,287

Permanently restricted

12,271

12,625

Total Net Assets Total Net Asset & Liabilities

20,934 $23,680

22,470 $24,649

FISCAL TRENDS The Statements of Activities reports information for the Foundation with focus on the annual revenue raised, the expenses incurred and changes in net assets. It is one way to measure the Foundation’s financial health

Operating activities

$921

$(207)

$(138)

Investing activities

(685)

(280)

(226)

Financing activities

646

1,544

454

882

1,057

2,236

1,179

1,089

$3,118

$2,236

$1,179

Net (decrease) increase in cash Cash - beginning of year Cash - end of year

FUTURE MATTERS Ramapo College continues to expand and renovate on-campus facilities. The College received a $15 million bond from the State of New Jersey to support the refurbishment of Potter Library and the construction of a 21st Century Learning Commons. As a result, the Foundation has launched a single purpose capital campaign for private funding to provide additional capital support. Continued emphasis will also be placed on endowment growth, planned giving legacy programs and increasing annual fund participation levels. The Foundation is working on meeting the goals of its five-year Strategic Plan (2014-2018), along with its commitments to the College’s Plan. www.ramapo.edu

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Alumni and Friends of Ramapo PLUS members can register to audit a class. Register for spring classes or for more information, visit www.ramapo.edu/alumni/benefits

Support your Roadrunners! For schedules, visit www.ramapoathletics.com

Time to start planning spring and summer travel. Travel to Ireland, Italy, Spain or Israel with Ramapo professors beginning in April 2017. For more information, visit www.ramapo.edu/travel

JANUARY

—AESOP

IS EVER WASTED.

no matter how small,

NO ACT OF KINDNESS,

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First Day of Spring Semester

Ramapo Reopens

TUESDAY

Martin Luther King Jr. Day (College Closed)

New Year’s Day Observed (College Closed)

New Year’s Day (College Closed)

MONDAY

SUNDAY

WEDNESDAY

Foundation Board of Governors Meeting, 5 p.m.

Faculty In-Service

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Last Day of Winter Classes

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HELP YOUR BROTHER’S BOAT A C R O S S AND YOUR OWN WILL REACH THE SHORE.

Ramapo College educators provide tremendous environmental education programs at the Meadowlands Environment Center for students in school districts throughout the state.

It’s not too early to sign up the kids for summer camp. Theater, STEM, college immersion, financial literacy and other camps are offered on campus through the Center for Innovative and Professional Learning. For more information, visit www.ramapo.edu/cipl

Did You Know? Alumni can utilize the services of the Cahill Career Center. Searching for a new job or looking to hire or mentor a Ramapo student? Visit www.ramapo.edu/cahill/alumni

FEBRUARY

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Lincoln’s Birthday

SUNDAY

Board of Trustees Meeting, 7 p.m.

Presidents’ Day (Most Offices Closed, Classes Held)

MONDAY

Valentine’s Day

TUESDAY

State of the College

Groundhog Day

Diversity Convocation Berrie Center, 2 p.m.

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WEDNESDAY

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SATURDAY

FEBRUARY 2017

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Support your Roadrunners! For schedules, visit www.ramapoathletics.com

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s spring theater season. Visit www.ramapo.edu/berriecenter for cultural events and performance dates.

Did You Know? Ramapo students take advantage of alternative spring break opportunities, traveling both at home and abroad to take part in environmental, community service and educational programs.

The George T. Potter Library, built in 1976, is one of the earliest buildings on campus. The Board of Trustees has approved a significant renovation to the Potter Library and the addition of a new Learning Commons.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;MAYA ANGELOU

. .

teach give

WHEN YOU LEARN, WHEN YOU GET,

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Purim

Spring Break (No Classes)

TUESDAY

MONDAY

Daylight Savings Begins

SUNDAY

Spring Break (No Classes)

Ash Wednesday

WEDNESDAY

ASB Alumni Networking Roundtable, 6 p.m., Pavilion

Spring Break (No Classes)

THURSDAY

College Against Cancer Relay for Life

St. Patrick’s Day

Spring Break (No Classes)

FRIDAY

Pat Hazell’s The Good Humor Men, 8 p.m., Sharp Theater

Spring Concert

Ramapo Foundation Distinguished Citizens Dinner

SATURDAY

MARCH 2017

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Magnolia trees on campus herald the beginning of spring.

Are you interested in creating personal change and empowering yourself through mind, body and spirit renewal? Visit www.ramapo.edu/kramecenter for information on mindfulness, yoga and meditation programs.

Ramapo scholarship recipients and donors will be honored on April 5 at the Annual Scholarship Dinner. Visit www.ramapo.edu/scholarships if you would like to donate to a scholarship.

APRIL

to the

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;CONFUCIUS

hand that gives roses. If you are g e ne rous, you will gain everything.

A bit of fragrance always clings

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Easter

SUNDAY

Board of Trustees Meeting, 7 p.m.

Isra and Miâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;raj

MONDAY

Passover (last day)

Passover (first day)

TUESDAY

TAS Symposium

Foundation Board of Governors Meeting, 5 p.m.

Beta Gamma Sigma Induction Ceremony

Scholarship Dinner

THURSDAY

WEDNESDAY

Good Friday (Classes Held, No Testing, Offices Closed)

FRIDAY

Jarrod Spector & Kelli Barrett: This is Dedicated, 8 p.m., Sharp Theater

Tax Day

SATURDAY

APRIL 2017

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Tulips add a beautiful splash of color in the grove.

Alumni and Friends of Ramapo PLUS members can register to audit a class. Register for Summer Session I classes on Monday, May 22. For more information, visit www.ramapo.edu/foundation/friends

Did You Know? The Class of 2017 will join the ranks of more than 36,000 Ramapo College alumni.

MAY

can

. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;ASHANTI PROVERB

WHAT YOU

DO NOT LET WHAT YOU CANNOT DO TEAR FROM YOUR HANDS

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Motherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day

SUNDAY

Memorial Day (College Closed)

Alumni & Friends of Ramapo Class Registration

Summer Session I Begins

Last Day of Spring Semester

MONDAY

TUESDAY

School Receptions

Arching

Academic Achievement Ceremony

Nursing Pinning Ceremony

WEDNESDAY

Commencement, Prudential Center

THURSDAY

Cinco de Mayo

FRIDAY

Ramadan Starts

Armed Forces Day

SATURDAY

MAY 2017

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—ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON

but by the seeds you plant.

DON’T JUDGE EACH DAY BY THE HARVEST YOU REAP,

At Ramapo College, students assist with the maintenance and monitoring of our quarter-acre native wildflower meadow located behind the Sharp Sustainability Education Center. The meadow, established in 2014 and home to several dozen species of flowers, comes alive with color each year.

During summer months, the campus is busy with summer camps and programs. In need of a space for your event or conference? Check out www.ramapo.edu/conferences

Hundreds of incoming freshmen and transfer students will visit campus for orientation in June and July.

JUNE

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Board of Trustees Meeting, 7 p.m.

MONDAY

Ramadan Ends

Fatherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day

SUNDAY

TUESDAY

Lailat al-Qadr

Flag Day

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

JUNE 2017

A rainbow appears in the sky over the Trustees Pavilion.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;BOOKER T. WASHINGTON

making the world better.

The most useful and influential people in America are those who take the deepest interest in institutions that exist for the purpose of

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Alumni and Friends of Ramapo PLUS members can register to audit a class. Registration for Summer Session II classes is Monday, July 10. For more information, visit www.ramapo.edu/alumni/benefits or www.ramapo.edu/foundation/friends

Catch up with friends and fellow alumi at the Annual Alumni Barbecue, Thursday, July 6.

Looking for a fun summer evening with family and friends? Join us for the TD Bank Summer Concert series with live music on the bandshell lawn Thursdays in July. For more information visit www.ramapo.edu/summer-concert

JULY

SUNDAY

Board of Trustees Meeting, 7 p.m.

Alumni & Friends of Ramapo Class Registration

Summer Session II Begins

Independence Day

TUESDAY

MONDAY

WEDNESDAY

TD Bank Summer Concert Series, 8 p.m., Bandshell

Foundation Board of Governors Meeting, 5 p.m.

TD Bank Summer Concert Series, 8 p.m., Bandshell

TD Bank Summer Concert Series, 8 p.m., Bandshell (Fireworks)

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

JULY 2017

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â&#x20AC;&#x201D;ANNE FRANK

to improve the world.

No one need wait a single moment

The Padovano Peace Pavilion at the Salameno Spiritual Center is a multi-purpose structure for yoga classes, mindful meditation and other meaningful observances on campus.

Looking to hone your skills? Professional development workshops, certifications and classes are offered through CIPL, the Center for Innovative and Professional Learning. For more information, visit www.ramapo.edu/cipl

Ramapo College offers diverse graduate programs including masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s programs in Nursing, Education, Social Work and Business. For more information, visit www.ramapo.edu/graduate

AUGUST

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SUNDAY

TUESDAY

MONDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

AUGUST 2017

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The Trustees Pavilion and Anisfield School of Business at dusk.

The Gross Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies offers programs in the lessons of the Holocaust, Armenian genocide and similar tragedies. For more information, visit www.ramapo.edu/holocaust

Continue your education or explore an interest! Alumni and Friends of Ramapo PLUS members can register to audit a class. Registration for fall classes is Tuesday, September 12. For more information, visit www.ramapo.edu/alumni/benefits or www.ramapo.edu/foundation/friends

SEPTEMBER

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;MAHATMA GANDHI

Any good that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.

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SUNDAY

Alumni & Friends of Ramapo Class Registration

First day of Fall Classes

Labor Day (College Closed)

TUESDAY

MONDAY

WEDNESDAY

Rosh Hashanah

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

Yom Kippur

SATURDAY

SEPTEMBER 2017

Students find a breathtaking view from the balcony of the Adler Center for Nursing Excellence.

—ALBERT SCHWEITZER

all your own.

you don’t live in a world

Remember,

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Support your Roadrunners! For schedules, visit www.ramapoathletics.com

Do you know a student who might be interested in attending Ramapo College? Visit www.ramapo.edu/visit for an open house schedule or to book a campus tour.

OCTOBE R

SUNDAY

22 Halloween

Columbus Day (Most Offices Closed, Classes Held)

TUESDAY

MONDAY

Sukkot (last day)

Sukkot (first day)

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

Family Day

SATURDAY

OCTOBER 2017

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The Krame Center meditation room. For more information about programs and events, visit www.ramapo.edu/kramecenter

Giving Tuesday is November 28! Join the ranks of those giving back to Ramapo. Visit www.ramapo.edu/giving/giving-tuesday

Did You Know? For four years in a row, Ramapo College has been recognized as a military friendly school by Victory Media.

N OVEMBER

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;WINSTON CHURCHILL

by what we give.

WE MAKE A LIVING BY WHAT WE GET, WE MAKE A LIFE

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SUNDAY

Giving Tuesday

Election Day (Most Offices Closed, Classes Held)

TUESDAY

MONDAY

WEDNESDAY

Thanksgiving Day (College Closed)

Foundersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Day

THURSDAY

Thanksgiving Recess (No Classes, College Business Suspended)

Veterans Day (Most Offices Closed, Classes Held)

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

NOVEMBER 2017

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A snow-coated path near the Birch Mansion.

Take a break from the holiday hustle and bustle. For information on meditation and mindfulness workshops and programs, visit www.ramapo.edu/kramecenter

Planning your end-of-year charitable gifts? Consider a gift to the Ramapo College Foundation. Visit www.ramapo.edu/giving for ways to give.

DECEMBER

Disclaimer: All dates and events are accurate as of print date. For a complete, up-to-date list, visit www.ramapo.edu Note: Events in red indicate that they are open to the public.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;CHARLES DICKENS

of others.

who lightens the burdens

I N THI S WORLD

No one is useless

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Winter Break

Kwanzaa

Christmas Day (College Closed)

First day of Chanukah

TUESDAY

MONDAY

New Yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Eve

Christmas Eve

SUNDAY

Winter Break

Last day of Chanukah

WEDNESDAY

Winter Break

Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

THURSDAY

First Day of Winter Classes

Winter Break

15 Last Day of Fall Semester

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

DECEMBER 2017

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

ENDOWMENTS & SCHOLARSHIPS

The following are contributions received during fiscal year 2016 (July 1, 2015 - June 30, 2016) to support endowments and scholarships. AFT Endowed Scholarship Ramapo College AFT Local 2274 Andrew David Lesser ’03 Scholarship Endowment Linda & Maury Lesser Alia K. Lesser ’05 Women’s Alliance of Central Unitarian Church In Memory of Andrew Lesser Angelo Tarallo Memorial Scholarship Endowment Patricia Ann Tarallo Annual Scholarship A & A Ridgewood Registered Professional Nurses Association Alpha Lambda Delta Aronow Family Foundation Cheryl Birmingham Gail P. & Wally Brady Community Foundation of New Jersey Una Doddy Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Franklin Lakes Lions Club Sandra & William J. Frech Maria L. Fuhrman Stephen B. Genzer In Honor of Gail & Wally Brady Linda Kavan Lakeland Charities, Inc. Joan Morrow In Memory of Eugene Morrow Margaret V. Mullen Gensch & Al Gensch Dorothy S. Neff New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists Eva M. Ogens Stephen Perillo Perillo Tours Foundation In Honor of Ira Spar Ramsey Veterinary Hospital, PA Robert Sidney Needham Foundation Frances Shapiro-Skrobe & John Skrobe In Memory of Rene Hubbell Anne M. ’04 & Scott Smith Dorothy & Harvey H. Starr The Landsberger Foundation United Way of Bergen County Susan Wallenstein The following donors made gifts in memory of Ernst Aronsohn Angela L. Cristini & Robert Lazell ’82 Sara Friedman Susan Lisbin ’75 Victoria H. Madden Phyllis Meller Lynn Weston Brandon M. Yanowitz Deanna Stancanelli-Yanowitz & Jeffrey B. Yanowitz Fran Yanowitz Jeremy Yanowitz Lori K. ’94 & Ritchard Yanowitz The following donors made gifts in memory of Nathan Birmingham Judith & John E. Anderson Judith M. Barkman Robert Birmingham Janet Breckenridge Sheila & Greg Brown Barbara & Robert Chavez Lawrence P. Cohen

Lilian Davis Bonnie-Jo & Jay H. Dunham, Jr. Dale E. Dunn Ferraioli, Wielkotz, Cerullo & Cuva, PA Claire H. Groeber Jefferson Township Community Band Penny Carpenter Jones & Thomas M. Jones Wendy G. & Lawrence A. Kaletcher Harriet Lueck Frawley Ethan Marsh Peggy A. & Robert G. Miller Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority Judy & James Piccininni Michael C. Popovich Linda ’05 & Jules Reppert Susan E. Skwira Maria D. Tisi Peter Tummillo, Jr. Christine & Carl Vidal Patricia L. & Glenn R. Wenzel The following donors made gifts in memory of Elaine J. Kelley Elaine S. & John T. Beavin Mark Borman Mabel & Bob Borman Vickie & Jack Brennen Tracy L. Britton Nancy & Francis M. Drake, III Brayla Holmes Martha Jane & John Kos Richard K. Latta James N. Latta Vincent Puccia Maryann Ryan ’80, ’05 Lisa & Jim Thornton Janet Love Trout & Samuel J. Trout Jamie & Daniel K. Webster The following donors made gifts in memory of Prestin Walter Moore Pamela Bischoff Michelle Caso Maris W. & Anthony Corrao Peter DeFreese Janet Faluotico Michele Heidenfelder Elaine Himmelberg Mary Ruth Rella Zachary Sheinberg Deborah Stephney ASB Career Development Pathways Ranjan R. Basu ’88 Audrey I. Newman Endowment Audrey I. Newman ’93 & John McKendry Barbara Barnett Memorial Scholarship Endowment Beth E. Barnett Susan P. Eisner Beverly Barnett Freyer & Daniel M. Freyer Ann Marie Levine Deirdre Radtke Deirdre M. & William Radtke JoAnn & Jon Paul Rasinya Sarah & Todd Siemers Doreen & Louis Zicolello BD Minority Scholarship Endowment BD

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Becky and Frank Kraus Endowed Scholarship Mobil Foundation, Inc. Alice K. & Thomas P. Palmer In Memory of Rebecca Kraus Jan Stransky Benko Endowment Scholarship Cathleen A. Benko ’85 Deloitte Foundation Bernard J. Milano/KPMG Foundation Scholarship Endowment Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund KPMG Foundation Sharon G. Pierson & Bernard J. Milano Bonnie Driskill Franklin Memorial Scholarship Endowment John B. Franklin CA Career Development Pathways Susan A. & Nick Vallario Carol Duncan Scholarship Carol G. Duncan & Andrew Hemingway Jeannine Lazzaro Carol Duncan Scholarship Endowment Carol G. Duncan & Andrew Hemingway Carol Schaefer Human Services Award Carol D. ’84 & Charles V. Schaefer, III Shepherd Foundation Carole Campana Scholarship Endowment Linda G. & Kendall B. ’74 Smith Carolyn Merkel & Larry Wilson Endowment Carolyn M. Merkel ’78 & Larry A. Wilson Colin R. McNeill Memorial Scholarship Endowment Brian Anstiss In Memory of Colin R. McNeill Lizabeth M. ’16 & George E. Kloak Curtis & Frederick Leeper Memorial Endowment Eileen Bibas ’93* Daniel J. Cronin Memorial Endowment Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Mary Anne & Jeremiah S. Cronin Law Office of Cynthia A. Cappell, LLC Priscilla & Sergio Sedita Barbara Wendt David Blauer Memorial Scholarship Marilyn Blauer David R. Hackett EMT Scholarship Endowment The following donors made gifts in memory of Fran Hackett Joyce & Richard Beecher Clarence Green John McGrath Robert Piotrowski

Demby Family Scholarship Rima & Allen M. Demby Beth Demby In Honor of Rima Demby Drs. Ellen & Jeffrey Kaiden Urban Educator Scholarship Endowment Ellen & Jeffrey Kaiden EOF Endowment Jose L. Vallejo ’02 Founding President George T. Potter & Laurie Potter, Ph.D. Endowment Laurie Potter Fran Hackett Nursing Scholarship The following donors made gifts in memory of Fran Hackett Marilyn E. Golden Mary F. & Herbert V. Ryan Fran Hackett Service to America Scholarship Endowment Pfizer Foundation The following donors made gifts in memory of Fran Hackett Ellen & Neil Blum Carolyn & David ’82 Castaldo Janice DeJohn Carole M. & Angelo J. DeSimone Colleen Lawrence Seapointe Village II Seapointe Village IV Seapointe Village Master Association Frances Hackett ’80 West Milford Endowment Pat Cedrone In Memory of Fran Hackett Frances K. Hackett ’80 ASB Scholarship Endowment Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund In Memory of Fran Hackett KPMG Foundation Sharon Pierson & Bernard J. Milano Frank M. Potanka Scholarship Endowment The following donors made gifts in memory of Maria Potanka Marie & John Dimeglio Lois & George Springer Joseph Stafford Hackett Cape May County Scholarship Endowment Jeanne & Herb Wienkoop In Memory of Fran Hackett Haiti Scholarship Fund Joanne Caselli ’04, ’08 Dorothy Echols Tobe & Walter Tobe Brittany A. Williams-Goldstein Herman D. Mytelka Memorial Scholarship Fund Rosalind & Arnold K. Mytelka Hiden Family College Honors Scholarship Endowment Ann & Robert B. Hiden, Jr.

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Jackie & Paul Garber Scholarship Fund Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Jackie D. Garber ’75 JDK Scholarship Endowment David & Eleanore Rukin Philanthropic Foundation Nancy & Robert Kossowsky Jacob Kossowsky ’10 Jeanette Krieger Mytelka Scholarship Rosalind & Arnold K. Mytelka Jonathan & Tammy Marcus Scholarship Endowment Tammy & Jonathan N. ’93 Marcus, Esq. Joseph & Jennie Sall Memorial Scholarship Endowment Bette & Mark Biddelman Nancy Sall & David A. Brogno In Honor of Ruth Sall The following donors made gifts in memory of Ted Sall Ruth Sall Joanne Zornow

Joyce Schader Secular Humanist Scholarship Joyce S. Schader* & Neil Q. Hamilton, Esq. The following donors made gifts in memory of Joyce Schader Lies E. Chartier Marie A. Ciampi ’15 Kirsten Ann DaSilva Mary Ellen & Michael Dudas Claudia M. & Dominic Esker Amy Hershberger Robin N. ’98, ’02, ’07 & Kevin M. Keller Lizabeth M. ’16 & George E. Kloak Morris Township Democratic Committee Clare F. Naporano Purvi B. ’01, ’04 & Bijal Parekh Noel F. Robinson Jo Anne M. & Richard C. Zellers Kathy Azzara Endowment Kathleen ’02 & Michael W. Azzara Kay Fowler Memorial Endowment Frances Shapiro-Skrobe & John Skrobe Kevin Loncto Scholarship Award Endowment Altona Blower & Sheet Metal Jill Bienstock In Honor of Kim Lynch Kathleen Currie In Memory of John Currie & Kevin Loncto

Lori Dugan Charles Forman Sharon Kalman & William Waldman Andrew Karas Kreinces Rollins & Shanker, LLC Carol Leins Kim Lynch, Esq. Palisades Levity Live, LLC Charles Persing Timothy J. Stevens Trenk-DiPasquale-Della Fera-Sodono Sharon Kalman & William Waldman The following donors made gifts in memory of Kevin Loncto Laurie Allen Jonathan Bodner Jamie Holmquist Kathryn Lynch

Nancy W. & Harry Silver

Lorne Weems EOF Scholarship Dorothy Echols Tobe & Walter Tobe Melissa M. Horvath-Plyman Ramona L. Kopacz Barbara M. La Robardier Debra L. Lukacsko Santa McDowell ’80 & Richard McDowell ’77 Katherine G. McGee ’06 Frances Shapiro-Skrobe & John Skrobe Jose L. Vallejo ’02 Viva L. White ’01 The following donors made gifts in memory of Lorne Weems Yosayra F. Eusebio ’05 Steven Perry Raymond Turner

Ramapo College Class of 1973 Endowment Leo J. Campbell ’73 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund In Memory of Joseph Ulrich

Don Maddi Scholarship Endowment Patricia & Donald J. Maddi T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Mahwah Regional Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Endowment Mahwah Regional Chamber of Commerce Marilyn J. Clark Scholarship Endowment Marilyn J. Clark ’79 Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Mary K. & Salvatore J. Fanale Scholarship Endowment Maryellen & Wayne Licker Mary M. Ippolito Endowment Mary M. ’82 & Joseph A. Ippolito Nancy W. and Harry Silver Scholarship Endowment Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

NDK Perseverance Scholarship Endowment David & Eleanore Rukin Philanthropic Foundation Nancy & Robert Kossowsky Nicole Kossowsky Prestige Family of Dealerships Endowed Scholarship Prestige Lexus Prestige Management Services R & N Family Scholarship Endowment David & Eleanore Rukin Philanthropic Foundation Nancy & Robert Kossowsky

Ramapo College Community Student Enrichment Endowment Fund Michael A. Tripodi Ramapo College EMT Endowed Scholarship Heather A. Hemphill ’05 Rev. William Mercer Scholarship Endowment Jacqueline Ehlert-Mercer & Peter P. Mercer The following donors made gifts in honor of President Peter Mercer Millicent G. Anisfield Ann & Robert B. Hiden, Jr. Marie Adler-Kravecas & Saul Kravecas Warner Wada Robert B. Farneski Memorial Scholarship Endowment Anna M. Farneski Ross Family Survivor to Survivor Scholarship Endowment Sarah Ross Benjamin In Honor of Roz Ross Judith Lee Rotz Ryan-Webber Family Scholarship Lisa Ann Ryan ’84 Sabrin Center for Business Excellence Endowment Virginia ’86 & Joseph ’74 Kraus

Seminara Family Scholarship Endowment Lauren & Peter J. ’00 Seminara Morgan Stanley Senator Byron M. Baer Memorial Fund David Baer Sharon G. Pierson Edowment I & II Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund KPMG Foundation Sharon G. Pierson & Bernard J. Milano SSHS Career Development Pathways Susan A. & Nick Vallario Student Affairs Division Scholarship Endowment Jill C. Brown Ramona L. Kopacz Debra L. Lukacsko TAS Career Development Pathways Susan A. & Nick Vallario Teddy Halpern Scholarship Endowment Marta & Teodoro Halpern The Retired Faculty and Staff Scholarship Endowment Kathleen F. & Todd Austin Kay Collins Maureen & Arthur M. Felix David Freund Mitchell Kahn Patricia & Robert Kozakiewicz Richard Langheim Anna M. Murray Anita L. Oneglia Elaine Risch Ellen Ross Donna ’78 & Mark Singer Janet W. & Allan Stern Rita & Gerald Tepper The following donors made gifts in memory of Joseph LeMay Roberta & Edward Saiff Elaine B. Winshell Various Visual Artists Award Robin N. ’98, ’02, ’07 & Kevin M. Keller Walt L. Santner ’75 Speaker Series Walter L. Santner ’75 In Honor of Steve Perry Willie & Hertha Rubel Memorial Scholarship Endowment AT&T Foundation Rachel & Jason F. ’93 Simon * Deceased

SPECIAL EVENTS

We are grateful to the following individuals for providing support to the Foundation through their participation in our special event programs throughout the year. Kitty & Nicholas Alessi Catherine Alessi George Alexandrou Stephanie & Phillip A. Battista Eric Bechtel Linda M. & Philip Cennerazzo Kelly & Frank Conway Christine & Christopher Conway Mary & Art Conway Linda & Richard Conti Jeanine Mahon Dawkins ’94 & Keith M. Dawkins ’94

David DeLuca Wendy & Rick DeSilva William Diggs Kristine & Joseph T. Dockery Jennifer Dockery Gina M. ’07, ’14 & Anthony A. ’05 Dovi Lynda A. & Dennis A. Dwyer Timothy J. Eustace ’78 Louis R. Franzese Matthew Grossman Cornelius R. Klepper ’87 Eileen & Joseph M. Leone

Claudette Lugano Joan H. & Bryant D. Malcolm Anthony J. Marino Barbara Marino Cheryl & Joseph Marino Patricia & Frederick F. McCarthy Margaret V. Mullen Gensch & Al Gensch Moira McBride Murphy Donald G. Nuckel Jim Potash Eileen & Roy Putrino Phyllis M. & Robert M. Quinn

Florence M. & Murray Sabrin Rosemarie D. & Louis P. Salvatore Ann & Peter M. Swist Chris Totaro Suzanne & Christopher Turner Todd Vander Veer Diana & Nishan Vartabedian Linda P. & Henry P. Wasserstein George M. Webster

www.ramapo.edu

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

CAPITAL PROJECTS

Gifts and pledge payments to Capital Projects including the Adler Center for Nursing Excellence, Bill Bradley Sports and Recreation Center, George T. Potter Library and Learning Commons Campaign, the Salameno Spiritual Center and the Theoretical and Applied Science and Social Science and Human Services Building. The following individuals made contributions on pledges during the 2016 fiscal year (July 1, 2015 - June 30, 2016) for capital projects. $ 1 MILLION AND ABOVE Elaine & Myron* Adler $250,000 - $499,999 Elizabeth M. & Ralph M. Mastrangelo Vitus F. Stablein ’76* $100,000 - $249,999 Theresa & Anthony Padovano

$50,000 - $99,999 Christine ’74 & Adalgery Beck Daniell Family Foundation, Inc. Timothy Finley ’94 Holly & Paul D. Miller Roberta & Edward Saiff Stephen and Mary Birch Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 Cathleen Davey & Raymond Corbett, Jr. Judith Martinez Rodriguez & Francis J. Rodriguez

$2,499 AND BELOW Deborah J. & John Bright In Honor of Kathleen Burke Kathleen M. Burke Deirdre Burke Bright In Honor of Kathleen Burke Donna L. Flynn Dana & Daniel Irons Patricia Johnson In Honor of Kathleen Burke Patricia & Robert Kozakiewicz New York Life Foundation

RESTRICTED GIFTS

The following individuals made contributions during the 2016 fiscal year (July 1, 2015 - June 30, 2016) for restricted gifts. Adler Center for Nursing Excellence Andrea M. Centrella-Nigro & Joseph Nigro Marie A. Ciampi ’15 In Memory of Mike Adler Stephanie Ann Cronin ’14 Julia A. Fitzgerald & William J. Pedersen Anisfield School of Business Maxim Bantis ’10 Steven M. Bloom ’08 Dawn ’01 & Christopher M. ’00 Chudyk Sandra & William J. Frech Kevin J. Koch ’12 Natalie & John R. Kuhles Susan Napolitano Cynthia A. & Douglas T. ’84 Nicol Jeffrey J. Nolan ’12 Mathew J. Palmer Laura & Stephen Plessner Cyanamid TAS Equipment Marion S. Berger In Memory of Robert Shine Russell Reinhardt In Memory of Robert Shine Friends of Ramapo Jane A. & Okey E. Chenoweth, Jr. Tammy & Jonathan N. ’93 Marcus, Esq. Kathy & Alfred Pastore, Jr. Ellen O’Rourke & Kieran Scott Evelyn & Ted Slockbower Grants Charles Koch Foundation Enterprise Holdings Foundation Frank and Lydia Bergen Foundation Frederick P. Lenz Foundation Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Institute for Humane Studies James Douglas Family Foundation National Collegiate Athletic Association NORC Robert & Catherine Murray Charitable Trust TD Bank Havemeyer Edible Garden Nutrition Program Daniell Family Foundation, Inc. Cathleen Davey & Raymond Corbett, Jr.

David & Eleanore Rukin Philanthropic Foundation Aureliana & Wolfgang Ehlert Jacqueline Ehlert-Mercer & Peter P. Mercer Diane P. ’85 & Brian M. Flynn Pamela & Craig D. Goldman Nancy & Robert Kossowsky Elizabeth M. & Ralph M. Mastrangelo Pamela & W. Peter McBride Ellen Reinkraut Joyce & Thomas J. Srednicki Gross Center for Holocaust & Genocide Studies Ruth Aach Azarian Realty Co. Gertrude & Robert Bennett Pamela Bischoff Stan Blumenfeld Paula & William Cantor Dorie J. & Seth F. Cohen Robert A. M. Coppenrath David & Eleanore Rukin Philanthropic Foundation Charles Epstein Christine Fellner Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Sharon Z. Fried Friends of the Library of River Edge Karen & Dror Futter Herb Goldberg Gross Foundation Marianne & John Gunzler Miriam & Albert Horowitz Tamar B. & Jack B. Joffe Ellen & Jeffrey Kaiden Nancy & Robert Kossowsky Susan Kramer Florette & Ronald B. Lynn Victoria H. Madden Ellen & Robert Mass Gail M. & Mark Niederman Stanley Richmond Michael Richmond River Dell Hadassah River Edge Cultural Center, Inc. Scott Rogoff Roslyn Ross Sharon & David Rubin Ruth Susnick & Peter Safirstein Ruth Sall

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Schwab Charitable Fund Cipora O. Schwartz ’80 Schwartz Family Foundation Laura Marie ’98 & Robert W. ’98 Sek Aram J. Shishmanian Sue Klavans Simring & Steven Simring Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel Smart Family Foundation, Inc Lillian & Melvin Solomon Temple Beth Haverim The Brook Fund Inc. UJA Federation of Northern New Jersey Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Barron S. Wall Irving Weinberg Michele Weiss Weiss Investment Company Weitzenhoffer Seminole Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Sarah Whitmore Leo Zanderer Krame Center for Contemplative Studies and Mindful Living Carol & John F. ’85 Hazekamp In Memory of Charles, Jean & Richard Hazekamp Catherine & William G. Krame William & Catherine Krame Family Foundation Library Donation John A. Gronbeck-Tedesco Rachel I. Kline In Memory of Nathan Birmingham Maral Varjabedyan ’13 President’s Committee on Campus Sustainability Gina Mayer-Costa Readings at Ramapo Series James S. Hoch Lisa M. Cassidy Salameno School of Humanities and Global Studies Sara Zoe Baldwin ’03 Lisa M. Cassidy Jennifer H. Cohen ’10

Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Marie Elizabeth Gomez ’00 Helen A. Grey ’09 Bernard R. Roy School of Contemporary Arts Bonnie L. Blake Meredith Davis Tessa & Joseph V. ’87 DePierro, Sr. Rebecca J. Horovitz ’13 Frances C. ’77 & Juan ’77 Ibanez Alison J. Sutak ’05 Brian T. Wilson ’03 School of Social Science and Human Services Brian P. Chinni Katherine K. Nowell School of Theoretical and Applied Sciences Rajintha Bandaranayake ’04 Anju & Riten ’93 Dharia Kaitlin Logan Kraft ’13 Rijesh Kumar ’15 Steve Laskorski Camile M. Menendez ’13 Robert Mentore Glenn C. Micalizio ’96 Joseph C. Pelleteri ’94 Gary N. Willick ’02 Yan Xu Specialized Services Ramona L. Kopacz Restricted Donation Bestkase Travel Eileen Comerford ’80 & James Carr Krim Associates of Florida, Inc. Angela L. Cristini & Robert J. Lazell ’82 Ben Levy Anabel & Richard Lucanie Victoria H. Madden Sheila & James Pfafflin Angel M. Rios Judith Martinez Rodriguez & Francis J. Rodriguez Vector Marketing Corporation Lori K. ’94 & Ritchard Yanowitz * Deceased

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

ANNUAL FUND

The following donors are recognized for gifts received during the 2016 fiscal year (July 1, 2015 - June 30, 2016). THE STEPHEN & MARY BIRCH FELLOWSHIP

SENIOR LEGACY DRIVE

PRESIDENT’S PARENTS COUNCIL

The Stephen & Mary Birch Fellowship of the Annual Fund recognizes leadershiplevel gifts of $500 or more and helps the College continue to build a solid foundation of support that inspires our students to excel. It encourages our alumni, parents, faculty, staff and friends of the College to give generously.

Included in this list are donors of the Senior Legacy Drive. The Senior Legacy Drive is a time-honored Ramapo tradition that unites the graduating class in supporting the Annual Fund. The drive provides our graduates (our future alumni) with an understanding of the importance of philanthropy at Ramapo College.

President’s Parents Council members make leadership gifts providing generous support to the Annual Fund at Birch Fellowship levels and to the Parents Council Scholarship Endowment.

President’s Parents Council Lisa J. ’86 & Andrew ’86 Antropow Marian & Richard J. Baldwin Sarah Beane Ricca & Joseph Ricca Elaine Morales & Jacques Bramhall, IV Kelly Velasquez Carcich & Matthew R. Carcich ’91 Deborah & Frederick Criscione Theodora & Robert B. Culbertson Dianne & Michael Fiorino Margaret S. Plumhoff Florio ’86 & Joseph V. Florio ’86 Kathleen B. & James C. Kranz Debora Markiewicz & George Michael Janice & David Paulussen Louise & Peter Riccobene Florence A. & Steven Scrivo Joanne S. & Kevin L. Smith Lynne Thompson & Richard Talian Laura & Christopher Tyls Carla & David Vogel Lisanne & Bradford Wildauer

Birch Fellowship - Trustees Society

GIFTS OF $5,000 OR MORE Millicent G. Anisfield Daniell Family Foundation, Inc. David & Eleanore Rukin Philanthropic Foundation Mara & Ronald E. ’86 DePoalo Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Nancy & Robert Kossowsky Liberty Mutual Insurance Group Michelle & Michael McCarthy In Memory of George McCarthy Holly & Paul D. Miller Audrey I. Newman ’93 & John McKendry Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

Birch Fellowship - President’s Council

GIFTS OF $2,500 - $4,999 Alison Banks-Moore ’77 Marilyn J. Clark ’79 Eileen Comerford ’80 & James Carr Ann & Robert B. Hiden, Jr. Anne & JB Hodgdon Victoria M. ’78 & Drew Hodgdon Walter A. Jamros ’95 Maxim A. Konstantinovski Emily Kosstrin Mann & Samuel Mann Mann Family Foundation Tammy & Jonathan N. ’93 Marcus Elizabeth M. & Ralph M. Mastrangelo Suzanne & Glen ’85 Messina National Christian Foundation

Birch Fellowship - Cabinet’s Society GIFTS OF $1,000 - $2,499 Linda & Alex Arns Kathleen ’02 & Michael W. Azzara Ranjan R. Basu ’88 Theresa & Louis M. Bevilacqua Susan H. Bonanno ’93

Jean & Vincent P. Colman Mary Sue Coscia ’00 David W. Paulussen, DMD, PA, MAGD Eileen M. ’79 and Robert Hammond Judie & Joseph A. Haynes Horizon Foundation for New Jersey Mary Ann & Paul Kezmarsky KPMG Foundation Joan H. & Bryant D. Malcolm Diane & Alfred A. ’85 Mateo Jacqueline Ehlert-Mercer & Peter P. Mercer Merck Company Foundation Sharon Pierson & Bernard J. Milano Nationwide Foundation Alice K. & Thomas P. Palmer Platinum Electrical Service, Inc. Michele & David M. Repetto, Esq. Stanley Richmond Joanne & George C. Ruotolo, Jr. Theresa A. & Lawrence Salameno Warren E. Shafer ’76 Judith & Thomas J. Shara Darlene & Charles H. Shotmeyer Shotmeyer Family Foundation, Inc. Rachel & Jason F. ’93 Simon George P. Tabback ’82 UBS Financial Services, Inc. Nancy & John R. ’79 Van Der Wall, Sr. Warner Wada Wilbur G. Malcolm Foundation

Sally J. & Silvio Ingui Andrew D. Jackel ’93 JP Morgan Chase Foundation Donna A. ’77 & Harold M. Knutsen Kevin J. Koch ’12 Heather L. ’95 & Matthew ’95 Lorenzo Carolyn M. Merkel ’78 & Larry A. Wilson Roger J. Muller, Jr. ’79 Karen & John J. Murphy Karen L. & Kevin P. Norton In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Mark Wentworth Thomas D. Novack ’73 Joan N. ’98 & Mahendra Parekh Andrew Parkhurst ’01 Peter Pastras ’81 Laura Roberts ’81 Joanne P. Roukens ’77 Ruotolo Associates Inc. Dorian C. Rush McClintock ’83 & Scott McClintock David R. Russell ’09 Joshua A. Sarfity ’99 Paul M. Sbrocco ’77 Carol D. ’84 & Charles V. Schaefer, III Silicon Valley Community Foundation Nan E. Simon & Richard A. Catanese Rachel & Jason F. ’93 Simon Susan A. & Nick Vallario Verizon Foundation Stephanie Smith & Russell B. ’79 Walther Susan & Joseph Zitolo

Birch Fellowship - Scholar’s Society

Arch Club

GIFTS OF $500 - $999 Cynthia & David Alai AT&T Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation Bergen Barracuda Swim Team Biogen Idec Foundation Laura A. Breck ’75 Ellen D. Deckoff & David B. Bregman Trudy Burckes Hardy ’91 Pamela A. Lewis-Cantor ’93, ’97 & Howard Cantor Nicole Cicalo-DeCaro & Laurence T. DeCaro Clinical Services Management, PC Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. Joan M. Coughlan ’85 Crane Foundation, Inc Gretchen ’88 & Frank ’85 Cuccio Cathleen Davey & Raymond Corbett, Jr. Monique Dolecki ’01 & Al DeCarlo Karen D. & Frank H. Earl Ericsson Katiria E. Espada ’06 Paul D. Ferry ’86 Marian S. & Thomas ’94 Filan Suzanne M. Flaton-Origenes ’83 C. Douglas Gluck ’77 Dorothy & William A. ’79 Gonzalez Janet Ngai & David E. ’75 Harris Joseph T. Heavey ’93 Angela C. & Sean R. ’95 Henderson Ingersoll-Rand Charitable Foundation

GIFTS OF $250 - $499 AACRAO In Honor of Chris Romano & Joe Connell Diane & Ian E. ’92 Anderson Jaime ’00 & Joshua ’99 Barrett BASF Corporation Eleana & Bernard ’89, ’02 Bernesser Erin N. Boland ’03 Antonietta ’02 & Michael Brower Delcenia Burns Leo J. Campbell ’73 Cynthia A. Cappell ’83, Esq. Christopher M. Caselli ’02 Joseph F. Connell Helen M. & Fred J. Damiano Yasemin & Jack Darakjy Ellen D. Deckoff & David B. Bregman Anne V. DeGroot Arthur J. DeMaio ’84 Karen & Gerald C. ’75, ’01 Dey Majorie A. & David W. ’84 Dunn Joan C. & Thomas W. Dunn, Esq. Jelena Pjesivac-Grbovic ’03 & Dragoslav ’03 Grbovic Elizabeth A. ’92 & Gregory W. Harz Robert Heimbuch Christopher Howard ’99 Stephen A. Insdorf ’94 Mary M. ’82 & Joseph A. Ippolito Michele & James E. ’81 Jaworski, Esq. Johnson & Johnson Satish K. Kauta ’95 Kenetha L. ’82 & Stephen Kilmurray

Jeanne Lachs & Robert Wiener John J. Lally ’00 Law Office of Cynthia A Cappell, LLC Michele & Scott Lingle, Sr. Joanne Cucco ’79 & Thomas J. Marino, Jr. Pamela & W. Peter McBride Janet & Gary Montroy Morgan Stanley Susan A. Murray ’94 Jill & Joseph Nardello Patricia A. Norton ’76 Novartis Foundation Diederik G. Olijslager ’90 Susan C. Osgood Debra M. Perry ’85, Esq. & James Santomier Susan Pitt ’77 Professional Code Consultants, LLC Prudential Foundation PSEG Foundation Mario E. Ramos ’86 Valerie & Robert J. Ratner Samantha R. Sheehan ’09 & Christopher D. Romano Lisa Ann Ryan ’84 June M. Sambrowski & James Davidson Sanofi Foundation of North America Timothy Schwartz Adam I. Schwarzberg ’11 Scott D. Shapiro ’81 Frances Shapiro-Skrobe & John Skrobe Janet & Stephen J. Sondey Jamie & Bryan J. ’98 Steros Xin Wang & Ying Tao Greta & Robert W. ’94 Taylor TD Bank Patricia J. Timony ’99 Judith & Robert Trubac Timothy P. Truby ’94 USAA Matching Gift Fund San Antonio Area Sharlene S. & Paul J. Vichness Erica L. Wardle ’01 Eileen M. ’77 & Cyrus Whitney Jeanne Lachs & Robert Wiener

Century Club

GIFTS OF $100 - $249 Alma L. ’82 & Thomas Abrams Elaine & Myron* Adler Suzanne N. ’83 & Charles A. Adrion Kimberly A. Albano ’82 Barbara Alcock ’78 Hildegard & Carlos O. Alfaro Katrine Aliha Beck ’97 & Christopher L. Beck ’97 Myrna & Alan C. Amar America’s Charities Ruthann J. ’09 & James Anderson Dawn M. Weeber Rozalia & Laszlo Balazs Joan & Francis P. Baratta Beth E. Barnett Lorraine Barney

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Century Club Continued BD Foundation Geraldine P. Beatty ’77 & Richard Savino Linda M. ’85 & Charles Bell Michael J. Bender ’94 Donald Benson Susan & David H. ’85 Berntsen Noreen B. ’76 & Neil H. ’80 Best, Jr. Andrea L. Bills-Hoilett ’01 Barbara & Joseph M. Billy, III Renee A. & Joseph C. ’88 Binetti Lynn M. ’99 & Paul Bonanno Lisa M. ’89 & Andrew L. ’89 Borbely Randolph P. Bortz ’84 Roger K. Braman ’96 Kathleen & John G. ’75 Brewster Robert A. Bruno ’82 Joseph S. Burke Jacquelyn & Walter A. Camuso, Jr. Paul R. Carr ’74 Rocco Cassano Jennifer & Louis L. ’90 Catanese, Jr. Amanda & Craig Chapman Barbara & James T. ’82 Charters Chicago Bridge & Iron Company Stephanie L. & Vito Chirichella Mary L. Cicitta ’07 ’16 Cornelius C. Clarke Carol L. Clinger ’73 Coca-Cola Company Eileen E. & Michael J. Conner Donna & Peter J. ’87 Connolly, III Linda & Richard Conti Conti Marketing Assoc. Christopher Conway Brian Costello Stephney Costello Patricia & Brian Coughlin Jessica A. Crane ’06 Stephanie Ann Cronin ’14 Jan B. Crumb ’92 Sonja & Joseph Cullaro Cameron K. Daggett ’87 Gabrielle L. & Jerry D’Andrea Jane E. & John L. ’81 Daneu Paul L. Dannenfelser ’82 Linda L. & William F. Dator Patricia & Nicholas Davino Jeanine Mahon Dawkins ’94 & Keith M. Dawkins ’94 Doreen & Jon De Stefano Maria & Steven J. ’82 Defrank Debra & Frank A. DeMarco Wendy & Rick DeSilva Marilyn ’83 & Cosmo DeSteno Leonard Diamond Theresa A. & David A. Dinkel Disney Worldwide Services, Inc. Paul & Dana Doehler Jane E. Drew ’74 Joshua Dubnick ’79 Sean P. Duffy ’85 Linda W. Dujack ’75 Kathryn Dundorf ’78 Minh Duong In Honor of Patricia Hettel Nancy L. & Harold Ellebracht Bryan L. English ’78 Naomi ’79 & Alan Epstein Susan & Stephen A. ’73 Erny Claudia M. & Dominic Esker In Memory of Bob Cella & Bonnie Franklin Mary Jo & Mark Evans Urszula Faszczewska Barbara & Michael Fedorchak Dennis A. Ferraro John & Donna Fiumara Kellie & Dennis J. ’87 Foerter Rita ’83 & Robert L. Fortunato

Susan A. Gordon ’90 & Christoph W. Friedman Wendi H. ’96 & Michael Furman Jessica M. Gaeta ’09 Linda R. Gallo ’81 Beatrice Garrone Ian Samuel Garrone ’16 Hollie Generoso Joanne Geylin ’86 Penny & James J. ’77 Gibson Deanna Nicole Giordano ’16 Mary & Jeff Giordano Charles R. Givonetti ’84 Alexa J. Glynn ’13 Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Salma Meherally Goldstein & Marc S. Goldstein Rocio & Adolfo F. Gonzalez Google, Inc. Sharon A. Gordon ’90 & Christoph W. Friedman Norina & Biagio Gorga Joseph J. Gramuglia Gai & Mark W. Grannon Lois A. ’04 & Martin A. Gray Christine A. Green ’15 Patricia ’76 & Lawerence Gruber Cathy Moran Hajo ’85 & Nabil Hajo Kelley K. Hale ’97 Maryanne & William A. ’79 Hanisch, Jr. Barbara E. ’82 & Kenneth P. Hastie William J. Healy Kathy Hecht Joanne & Michael Henderson Lisa Hewitt ’04 Terry Anne & Thomas M. ’75 Hewitt, Sr. Carol & Richard L. ’86 Hines Angelyn M. ’12 & John P. ’01, ’05 Hunter Mary C. ’90 & Curtis A. Hutchins Ronny Jackson ’01 Judelka Japa-Camilo & Antonio M. Camilo Clyde Johnson Karen A. & Greg Johnson Robert A. Johnson ’79 Jasmina ’02, ’05 & Robert ’07, ’10 Josic Martin R. Kafafian ’07, Esq. Ira Kaltman, Esq. Sandi-Ellen & Jonathan ’79 Kaplan Viola ’79 & Gustav Kaps Teresa J. Karcnik ’84 David N. Kasperowicz ’86 Matthew T. Kaulius ’05 Doreen & Louis A. ’13 Kern Kathleen Kerwin Tallman ’76 & J. Craig Tallman Sentelle O. Kinard ’77 Randall P. Kirkpatrick ’77 Lynn C. & Thomas J. Kluepfel Susan L. Kobler ’76 & Scott A. Kobler James Kort ’08 Christina Alyse Kosakowski ’08 Catherine Kowalski Patricia & Robert Kozakiewicz Patricia C. Callahan & Asher E. ’75 Kramer Mary & Keith D. ’73 Kulin Edward Kvarantan Louis B. Kwiatkowski ’94 Margaret Lamb In Memory of Kevin Loncto David M. Landau ’82 Rosemarie & Theodore E. ’76 Lang Hildy J. Larson Zampella ’84 & Walter Zampella Mary & John A. ’77 Latini, Sr. Law Offices of Peter Van Aulen John F. Leeds ’87 In Memory of Richard E. Graham

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Valerie Leibowitz ’93 Seyma O. & Bernard J.* Levine Huiping Li Carol Ann ’00 & William A. Lindsay Margaret Lip Katherine & David M. ’82 Lydon Craig C. MacKay In Memory of B. Lawrence Branch Patricia & Donald J. Maddi Lelette ’75 & Allen Magrini Kevin J. Mahla ’81 Beth & Patrick Mahon Donald J. Mahoney ’73 Priscilla & Andrew Mainardi, III Alexander Maister In Honor of Jennifer E. Maister Dmitri Malikhin ’02 Maria D. & Michael S. Mantello Dominic Manzo ’11 Tracey Noland Martin ’95 & Jeffrey S. Martin ’95 Regina Politis & Rafael ’92 Martinez Martinsville Auto Repair Service, LLC Maria Mastrobuono Kristan L. Mathews ’98 Donna Maurice-Hoffman ’90 Karen Mc Crimlisk Becky P. McAdams ’04 Virginia M. ’96 & William McCandless Judith McCrone ’83 Frederick McGarril ’00 Carol & Stewart Mensing Cindy & Alan Merker Mary Ellen ’84 & George Mertz Grace T. Meyer Linda & Larry Mihok Julie E. & Albert H. Miller Mary & Michael Mitariten Lisa Castorino Moran ’85 & Laurence J. Moran ’86 Jill A. ’79 & Patrick ’79 Morris Julia L. Morris ’80 Denise & Charles ’94 Moscatello Maryjane & Martin S. Moynihan Margaret V. Mullen Gensch & Al Gensch Rosa I. & William Mulryan, Jr. Shelly & David Munn Vera M. & Mark E. ’89 Murphy Glenn W. Mursch Gina Musella ’04 Susan & Theodore ’05 Mussano Catherine M. & James Napolitano Claire & Steven Napolitano Alex Adomah Nartey ’14 April J. Naturale ’82 Edna Iris Negron New Jersey Employees Charitable Campaign Megan N. Niemiec ’14 Elizabeth Noboa & Jose A. Calderon Barbara O. & Richard I. ’73 Nussbaum Rose Marie & Emmanuel O. ’90 Nyakako Patrick J. O’Brien III ’94 Nicole K. Occhino ’11 Kim & Christopher Ochlan Brielle L. Ocot ’10 Robin G. & Kevin M. ’96 O’Dea Sara Oh & Warren C. DePope Beverly S. O’Hearn ’93 Nicholas W. Olejnik ’78 Brian J. O’Loughlin ’80 Ulla ’01 & Sven Olson Karen Wilkening-Orfe & Daniel F. Orfe ’78 Deborah & John F. ’76 O’Rourke Gregory J. Osborn ’86 Kenneth R. Osborn ’91 Eugene Ottens ’82 Cheri Paeprer ’00 Maryann & Robert Paeprer

Lorin Page ’81 Laura A. & Edward D. Palazzo Michael V. Palazzolo ’95 Purvi B. ’01, ’04 & Bijal Parekh In Memory of Joyce Schader Frank J. Pascrell Charys A. Patmore ’05 Gwyneth E. Patterson Pearson Education, Inc. Linda & Stephen ’81 Pelletier Eufemia B. & Limuel C. Penaflor Laura & Brian D. Pflug Michael J. Picillo ’14 Marianne Picinic ’98 Donna & Philip G. Picinich Nicole Doneen Picinich ’16 Michael Pine Laura & Stephen Plessner Sudhir Poduval ’04 Michael D. Potter ’93 Caroline J. Prewitt Eleanor Pulis Eileen & Roy Putrino David J. Ramella ’81 Oscar Ramos Mary T. ’86 & Brian T. ’84 Reid Christine & Kenneth J. ’76 Remo Diane & Mark Ricca Christopher Riccio Joann Riccio Marcia Rios Christopher Rios Lauro Rivera Sheryl J. Robinson ’88 Judith M. ’84 & Robert E. ’83 Rooney Christina M. Rosas ’99, Esq. Constance & Mark Roseler Elaine & John R. ’83 Rowin Rickee N. Rudowitz ’75 Timothy G. Rudy ’02 Nicolas M. Ruiz ’06 Lynn Haynes & Adam. J. ’93 Sabath Lori A. Salerno ’95 Mimi (Catherine) & Mario Samson Karina & Alexis Santos Andrea O. Sappleton Gale & Kevin Saracinello Denise A. Sayers-Branca ’88 & Richard L. Branca Lagrimas P. & Francis Scanlon, III Jacqueline A. Schaefer ’12 Phyllis ’87 & Herman Schipper Rena & David G. Schlussel Helen ’98 & Karl Schoenknecht Kathy L. Schulz ’83 Carl J. Schwaighofer ’75 Kim & Vincent Sciancalepore Pat & Al Sebolao Lauren & Peter J. ’00 Seminara Mary Jeanne ’96 & Tim Semsey Rose & Kevin ’75 Sheehan Carole J. ’06 & Eddie Shipman Karl M. Soehnlein ’81 Erica I. Solomon ’09 Jenna Solomon ’06 Lisa S. & Stephen R. Solomon Jacqueline & William Spiezia Thomas K. Spillane ’84 Jacqueline & Scott W. ’79 Stahlmann Jill L. Stanley ’06 Charles Steindel Diana Agnes Stephen ’83 Joan L. & Thomas M. ’77 Stolz Christopher S. Stone ’14 Sarah O’Connor Stragazzi & Matthew Stragazzi ’89 Paula D. Straile-Costa Edith & Edward Strang Michelle & Michael Strauss Jennifer K. ’84 & William B. Sullivan Suzanne K. Sykes ’06

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Dorothy Dwyer Szefc ’85 Christine Szodoray ’89 T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Jeanette & Bartholomew J. Talamini Mary T. Templeton ’10 Tiffany & Company Susan & Robert Tillsley Haneeta & Aijaz R. ’90 Tobaccowalla Lisa R. Tracy Savoie ’84 Artemida & Dusko Trajcevski Carolyn Tucci Louise R. ’86 & Robert Tuchman Unglaub Agency LLC Priscilla ’86 & Peter ’87 Frederick Van Aulen Beatrice ’77 & Arthur Van Eck Christy Venarchick ’06 Emil Venere ’77 Thomas S. Vilardi Theresa D. & Marlo S. Vital Nancy M. & Edward P. Wallace, Jr. Alexander B. Walsh ’96 Ginny & John F. Ward Judith S. Weisbuch ’75 Adela & David ’84 Wekselblatt Barbara A. Wellman ’86 Sharon J. ’01 & Robert N. Wells Nancy K. White Michelle & Oliver Wilhelm Lester H. Williams ’80 Dawn & Richard Williams Veronica Wisniewski Bush ’98 Meagan Cara Woodhouse ’12 Kathryn & Pasquale Yaccarino Diana & Abraham Yacobi Lori K. ’94 & Ritchard Yanowitz Keithroy Yearwood ’16 Kathryn G. Yeaton Angela & Paul Zapka Maureen C. & Thomas A. Zelante, Esq. Jo Anne M. & Richard C. Zellers Suyong Zhu Jay A. Zimmer ’74 Jane P. Zuroff ’90

Crimson Club

GIFTS UP TO $99 Diane B. ’87 & David Abis Rikki Abzug Mari-Lena Acevedo ’16 Jillian Acosta ’16 Winona Acosta Lacey Adams ’02 Lisa A. ’85 & Douglas Adams Advanced Parking Concepts, LLC Eileen ’94 & John Ahle Air Brook Limousine Thomas John Ajami ’16 Andrew Seth Aksanov ’16 Ellen Alboum Sara E. Alfano ’16 Cynthia & Mark Allen Sean D. Allen ’16 Danielle B. Alliegro Nicole M. Alliegro ’14 Karen & Dominador Almeda America Al-Moustafa Sandra Alrabaa ’16 Stefania & Rick Alves Dawn K. Hanna-Amodio ’86 & Mark W. Amodio ’86 P. Wayne Andre ’76 Kathleen Andree ’04 Jesse Andujar Yolidavey Angon ’16 Victoria L. Antropow ’16 Zachary W. Aponte ’16 Sonya M. Arakawa-Bass & Chan J. Bass Tamsen J. ’92 & Joseph Ariganello Michael C. Armento Alice R. & Lance P. Armstrong, Jr. Douglas J. Arnold ’84

Arlene M. Aronowitz ’79 Elizabeth A. Aroune Amy G. Aroune Syed S. Ashraf ’03 Alexander Ian Ashwal Magdy Assawi ’16 Gary R. Atamian ’14 ’16 Julia R. Augelletta Susan D. Austin ’97 Mina A. Awad ’10 Benjamin Awad ’16 Volha Babash Jacqueline M. Bachmann ’16 Deborah Back-Malazinsky Anna N. Baldassari ’16 Virginia & Thomas Baldassari Mary G. Baldwin Gina Bang ’16 Anne E. & Charles A. ’92 Banham Kevin Baran Alex Kevin Baran ’16 Francesca R. Baratta ’13 Joan & Francis P. Baratta Nicole C. Baratta ’16 Andrew Barbetta ’85 Persia & Kenneth A. ’81 Barile Leslie Barr ’80 Sara E. Barsky ’16 Christine Base Brandon J. Baskett ’16 Chloe R. Bass ’16 Emily R. Batcho ’16 Neeraj Batra Zachary M. Batren ’16 Martha A Baum Jane T. Baumann ’74 Heather M. Baumann ’14, ’16 John Lee Baxton ’16 Alibiroz B. Bayat ’16 Kevin Raymond Beachem ’16 Sean Andrew Beasley ’16 Nancy Beattie Mary A. Bedder ’85 Christine A. Bednarz Cecilia C. & Christian C. ‘02 Beltran Carolyn M. Bender ’12 Nancy & Sergio Benvento Sergio E. Benvenuto Alexandra M. Berardi Harriet & Robert A. ’90 Berger Mary ’80 & Rino Bergonzi Flora Berisha Mr. Robert Bernabeo Ariana R. Bernardo Nancy J. Bernet Lauren Beslity ’16 Lisa Beslity Janell M. Scheuer ’04 Matthew I. Bhargava ’16 Alen Bilmes Cynthia Binnig Janet S. Birkins Margaret ’01, ’11 & Timothy Bischoff Brianne Danielle Bishop ’16 Jennifer M. ’93 & Phillip E. Bishop Jaclyn M. Bishopp ’16 Katrina M. Biss ’16 Barbara Holub & Peter Raymond Bizub Carol A. ’11 & Edward Blakeslee Carol Bleifer ’83 Ellen & Raphael S. Blumkin Kenneth Bochman Maria Bochman Joel Thomas Bockhorn ’16 Brenna D. Bohny ’06 Brittany Amber Bologna Filomena Bonura Sean Borshard Joseph J. Boscarino ’16 Mark Erik Boulanger ’16 Debra Bourgholtzer ’98 & John Bourgholtzer Mary Boutin ’06

Scott K. Bowerbank Joslynn I. Bowers ’80 Jill A. & Terence P. ’90 Brady Joseph M. Bramhall ’16 Debora A. Bramhall Kristen & Thomas M. ’79 Brattvet Kristina F. Bravo ’16 Grace K. Brennan Marianne M. Brennan ’16 Karen & Kevin Brett Tara Lynn Brett ’16 Diana L. & Maurice B. Brewer, Jr. Wendy Brick Courtney Paige Brick Juliet Broderick ’04 Dorothy ’99 & Milton ’77 Brodkowitz Kaitlin H. Brophy ’16 Zachary E. Brower ’16 Donna Brower Cecilia Brown ’14 Janet K. Brown ’13 Matthew D. Brown ’16 Samantha F. Bruining ’16 Kathleen Kessler Bruinooge ’86 & David Bruinooge Lillian & Wally ’95 Brunetti Carol ’94 & John Bryceland Elise Catherine Bucciarelli ’16 Roseann & Keith Bucciarelli Elaine L. Buccisano-Wraga ’85 & Stephen Wraga Deborah Buchner Bridgette R. Buckalew Katrina L. Buczkowski Matthew C. Buechel ’16 Cynthia Buechel Nancy & Paul Buhagiar Jason Steve Bula ’12 Elvir Buljubasic ’16 Jennifer Bumbico ’07 In Honor of Zachary Garwood Steven B. Bunin ’16 Letitia Burke ’15 Louis C. Burkhardt ’77 Carol Burton-Gorman ’85 & Robert Gorman Samantha R. Buse Emily Rae Buske Luis Ivan Bustamante ’00 Sharon Butler ’84 Kaylyn Anita Butynes ’16 Gerard Buzzerio Diane L. ’81 & Michael J. ’83 Byrne Florangel Cabera Andrew Caetano ’16 Claudia Caetano Jeanette M. Cafaro ’03 Alicia Michele Cahill ’16 Michele Cahill Stephanie M. Calamita ’16 Samantha Jean Calhoun ’16 Henry Joseph Callaghan ’16 Caitlin Callahan ’16 Nicole M. Callen ’16 Anita T. Campana ’75 April Lauren Campanelli ’16 Patricia & Christopher Campanelli Janet L. Campbell ’81 Philip A. Camuso ’07 Dawn M. Cangialosi ’09 Danielle F. Cannizzaro ’16 Jeremy Christiane Capati ’16 Maria Capati Anthony J. Caprio ’16 Marie Annucci Caprio & James Caprio Kimberly & Mauro Cardazzi Ashley L. Carvagno ’10 Joanne Caselli ’04, ’08 Alexandra Castellucci Alexandra M. Castiglia ’14 Xavier V. Castro Angelica F. Cedeno Jonathan W. Cedeno

Frantz Celestin ’94 Ross M. Cellamare ’16 Lillian Centrella Denzil Akeem Chambers ’16 Yvette & Daniel Chambers Megan Gabon Chan ’16 Anne M. & Pat Chang Claire R. Chapel ’13 Lies E. Chartier Arnold Chase Furzeen Chaudry ’16 Christopher S. Check Robyn W. & Thomas L. ’95, ’04 Chenoweth Codi Chester ’16 Kelsey P. Chetnik ’16 Ellyn Chetnik Leslie Chilenski ’01 Gina M. Chisari ’14 ’16 Misha P. Choudhry ’16 Muniath Choudhury ’16 John Church ’12 Marie A. Ciampi ’15 Donna Ciccone ’91 Ciccone Counseling Associates, LLC Marie E. Cicirello ’76 Matthew L. Cicitta ’16 Kristen Cilfone ’16 Elaine E. ’91 & George Cimis Mark E. Ciocco ’97 Donna L. & Christopher Ciongoli Carol Clark Regina L. Clark Megan Maureen Clark ’16 Elvera Coakley ’80 Brittany Cochrane Lauren S. Cohen ’11 Ashly Renee Cohn ’16 Erica Colavito ’15 Laura & Tom Coletti Erin Colfax ’09 Nancy J. ’89 & Daniel Collentine Caitlin Flynn Collister ’16 Nancy Colson Rebecca E. Colson ’16 Beth Shea Confrancisco ’16 Sean D. Connell ’16 Elizabeth T. ’83 & Joseph Connelly Julia C. Connelly Elyse Marie Connolly ’16 Lisa A. Conry ’93 Susan P. Conry ’99 Nelson A. Contreras ’05 In Memory of Yovani M. Contreras Alice T. Conway ’77 Kevin Barry Cook ’16 D. Charles Cooper IV ’09 Leslie & James Corbley Anthony M. Cordaro Sabrina M. Cordaro Samuel Z. Corman ’11 Jacqueline Montero-Cornella ’76 & Ronald Cornella ’76 Steven C. Corodemus ’80 Michael Corrado Sarah Jennings Corrado ’16 Janice & Manuel R. Corte Manuel Adam Corte ’16 Deborah & Robert ’91 Cortese Diane Cosgrove Erica L. Coslop Laura Coviello Edward G. Coyne Laura C. Criscione ’16 Regina & Paul Criscione Angela L. Cristini & Robert Lazell ’82 Vanessa Sharde Crosby ’13 Roseanne & Robert P. Crowe Teresa Cuddeback Theresa & Robert Cudequest Sarah P. ’84 & Daniel J. Culkin Curtis Culvert ’16

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Century Club Continued Lauren Sartori Curasco ’03 & Christopher M. Curasco ’03 Leslie M. ’77 & David Curran Lindsey Beth Curtin ’16 Sheri Ann DaCosta ’02 Louise D’Agosta Kelly J. Dahlin ’16 Lisa Dahse Valerie A. D’Ambrosio ’16 Nicole M. D’Andria ’16 Alexis Rae D’Annunzio ’15 Rita Danylchuk Marybeth ’00 & Stephan Darnobid Fatima A. Dauda ’16 Mary W. Davis ’16 Vivian U. Davis ’93 Sarah Marie Dawidowicz ’16 Dawn Lepore-Doyle, LCSW, LLC Gianvito N. De Candia ’10 Matthew J. De Gennaro ’16 Cindee De Gennaro Gina & Hilario De Guzman Paul A. De Martinis ’16 Greg De Miceli ’96, ’11 Christine M. De Pope ’16 Christopher J. De Rosa ’16 Annette & Matthew A. ’11 De Sciora Jaclyn M. DeFranco Doris M. DeJesus Ortega ’06 Yevgeniy Dekhtyar Lilian Del Castillo ’83 Catherine Del Tufo Toni M. ’94 & David R. ’85 Delisi Linda Rose DeLoretto ’76 Micala R. Demchak ’16 John Demchak Janet ’87 & John Dengel Matthew Michael Denson ’16 Colleen & Robert G. ’92 Dente Dolores & Neil DeNuzzie Lore Denver-Basil ’78 Jennifer M. Derico ’16 Camille & Robert Derkack Sarah A. Destefano ’16 Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Sean Devine ’16 Kathryn & James E. ’84 Devonmille Bernadette & George F. ’73 Devonshire Laura & William D. ’86 Devries Anthony A. Di Giorgio ’16 Elyse M. Di Nome Geralyne Dickinson Linda Digruttila ’96 Kim & Richard J. ’87 Dilorenzo Michael Dimitriou Radina V. Dimitrova ’11 Ashley Marie Dinkel ’16 Theresa A. & David A. Dinkel Lisa F. Dinozzi ’16 Nicole Ashley Dirienzo ’16 Warren T. Dolan ’16 Dorothy Jane ’95 & John Donovan Pamela Dorsett ’16 William E. Dorsey ’80 MaryEllen Doster Lorenzo ’78 & John Lorenzo Theresa M. Dowd ’16 Phillip F. Dowell ’16 Caitlyn Elizabeth Dowling ’16 Karla A. ’81 & Patrick T. ’81 Drumm Erin Kelly Dubee ’16 Linda & David Dublirer Ryan M. Dublirer ’16 Mary Ellen & Michael Dudas Alyssa Marie Dumatol ’16 Helen R. ’80 & Ellis Dumont Brett A. Dunkley ’16 Casey D. Dunn ’10 Daniel J. Dwyer ’16 Brianna C. Dziedzic ’16

Christine & Joseph Dziedzic Susan A. Earl ’86 Linda Eastman ’98 & Robert L. Eastman Kerryn Ebbighausen Cassidy R. Ebert ’16 Jennifer L. Eckhardt ’03 Nicole Y. Edillor ’16 Luz Edillor Kristina Page Edwards Stephanie S. Edwards ’10 Allison J. Egan Datwani John J. Eggert ’76 Ruellen B. Eisen Mohamed Salah Eldib Priscilla C. Elliott Emily C. Ellison Christopher B. Emch ’14 Savanna Marie Engel ’16 Wendy Lynn & Steven P. Englander Spencer R. Englander ’16 Karen & Jan T. ’87 Enthoven Patricia Platt Epstein ’81 & David Epstein Erickson Living Management Agent for Seabrook David G. Ermann ’16 Shannon Margaret Erwin Kristin Nicole Esposito ’16 Lisa & Michael A. Esposito Jennifer Esposito ’16 Lillian ’78 & Norman Essex Dorothy M. ’86 & Ralph E. Faasse Meg & Howard C. ’78 Fabian Lauren Elizabeth Fabrizio ’16 Erika M. Fackelman ’16 Diane A. Faglio ’16 Colin M. Fahey ’04 Mark D. Falcon ’07 ’16 John M. Farella ’16 Robert Farella Barbara A. ’95 & Robert Faresich Nicholas Steven Farfalla ’16 Roni Farfalla Sandra & Don ’76 Faruolo Christopher J. Fasulo Sr. ’95 Laura A. Faulkner ’10 Matthew Faussette Daniel P. Fay ’16 James Fay Eva C. Fazzari ’07 Danielle T. Feanny ’16 Alicia Feghhi Marc A. Feinson ’84 Karen Feng ’16 Nancy & Kevin M. ’83 Fennessy Cassandra R. Fenton Christopher T. Ferrante ’16 Patricia A. Ferrari ’83 Stephen Michael Ferraro ’09 Larry J. Ferrier Christina M. ’07 & Ryan Fessler Kathryn Rose Fiallo ’13 Michael S Fidlow Roslynn I. Figueroa ’16 Suriyah Figueroa James E. Finch ’77 Kathleen Finnegan ’80 Jeffrey Benjamin Fischer ’16 Barbara A. Fisher ’80 Doris D. & Vincent J. Flaccomio Keri Ann Flaccomio ’11 Laura Fleming Mark D. Florczynski ’16 Doris Florczynski Stephanie R. Flores ’16 Joanne Florio ’81 Dawn A. ’87 & Ralph Focaraccio Robert C. Fohrmeister ’78 Mary & Daniel Foley Steven Folkertsma ’98 Lori E. Force ’96

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Nicole S. Formoso ’14 Marie Fortalezo-Rojo & Manuel J. Rojo Katarina Francis Diane L. & Gary D. ’01 Frasco Joan Freeburn Andrew G. Frey ’16 Jessica S. Friedman ’05 Jamie Carroll Frisk ’14 Alicia M. & Gene N. ’76 Frosini Christopher John Fucarino ’16 Alexus A. Fuentes Shannon Fuhro Beth & Michael L. ’90 Funge Anita & Mark Funston Paul T. Furey Frances & John B. Gagliardo Michael A. Galluccio ’04 Lisa Gangala ’03 David W. Garcia ’16 Naima Garcia Ivonne F. Garcia ’16 Maria A. & Ralph A. Garofalo Mark Francis Garofalo ’16 Allison Garrone Piotr Gasienica ’16 Brooke Gaslow Christine & Matthew Gavzy In Honor of Rebecca Gavzy Kathi & Craig Gazzano Sara B. Gazzillo Stephen W. Geerlof Jacqueline S. ’07 & Paul Geiger Joana Gerbi ’16 Camille Gertsen Gianfranco Gervasio ’16 Shirley & James Gessner Samantha L. Getz ’16 Gal Ghivoni ’16 Idit & Ilan Ghivoni Sheila N. Giacoman Harrison M. Gilbert ’09 Matthew N. Gilbert ’16 Cathy & Joseph F. ’92 Gilligan Eileen Giordano Jesse D. Gleeson ’16 Caitlin M Gluck ’11 Sharon D. Godbolt ’82 Kelsey J. Goddard ’10 Parker B. Goins ’15 Arlene K. ’84 & Howard Goldberg Douglas S. Goldberg ’79 Kristen & Doug Goldberg Jonathan D. Goldfarb ’16 Roberta I. ’80 & Morton Goldstein Daniel Gomez Lenora Ann Gonzales ’98 Ileana A. Gonzalez ’15 Rocio & Adolfo F. Gonzalez Margaret Gonzalez Adolfo Fernando Gonzalez ’16 Rosanna Gonzalez-Rivas ’08 Krista Rose Gormeley ’16 Raghav Govindarajan ’16 Beatrice Graham ’94 Mario Angelo Grambone ’16 Bianca M. Grande ’16 Rey Grande Gerri Graniero Robert H. Grant ’83 Jovana Granzan ’03 Alyssa Graulau Kelli Marie Greco ’16 Alicia M. Green ’16 Phyllis Greenberg ’93 Kathleen C. Greene Sarah E. Greenfield ’16 Meghan R. Gregory Helen A. Grey ’09 Elizabeth Ann Grieve Sheila ’78 & John Griffin III Diane & Robert J. Grimaldi

Lisa M. Grinder ’04 Matthew J. Grinoch ’16 Michael J. Grisley ’16 Kenneth J. Groh ’82, ’02 John A. Gronbeck-Tedesco Jean M. & William C. ’75 Groth Courtney L. Grubb Lacey D. Gruendling ’16 Karen & Leonard J. ’81 Guardino Amy Guggino Patricia & Albert E. ’84 Gumbs Nishika Gupta Michele & Anthony Guzzo Victoria Haas ’80 Jordan F. Halter ’16 Melissa ’86 & Roger Hanham Douglas Hanig ’16 Laura J. ’96 & Kurt T. ’81 Hanisch Midge ’86 & James Douglas Hanlon Patricia A. Hanratty Dean J. Hansen ’16 Florence & Larry Hanz Olivia K. Hanz ’11 Shaneisa Harilal ’16 Angeliki S. Haritos ’16 Larry Harris ’77 Larry M. Harris ’07 Emily Rae Harris ’16 Evan Franklin Harris ’16 Peggy Hartog Kimberly Rose Harvin ’16 Jacek Hasaj ’16 Carolyn & Michael Hashimoto Marissa G. Hatten ’16 Diane & John Havens Jaclyn I. Hayes ’14 Lauren R. Hayes ’77 In Honor of John Rodriguez Gregory J. Hazley ’10 Stacie Louise Heath ’16 Amalia E. Heissler Danielle B. Heller ’16 Carol M. Henderson ’75 Brian A. Henningsen ’16 Judy Henningsen Charles Henry Julie E. Henry ’16 Meghann M. Herman Amauris Xavier Hernandez Frank J. Herrmann ’78 Amy Hershberger Soudabeh & Farshid Sheikhzadeh ’90 Hessari Jaimie Alex Hickey La Toya Higgins ’16 Brianna L. Himpele Natalie A. Hines Vera Hionidis Laura A. Hitchcock ’94 Ryan A. Hoferer ’16 Paula Hoferer Sandra K. ’98 & Edward Hoff Judy A. ’84 & Jeffrey T. Hoffman Donna ’03 & John C. Hoffman Steven O. Hofmann ’16 Debra ’80 & Raymond G. ’80 Hofmeister Kelsey L. Holland ’15 Jeanmarie K. ’83 & Rick Holm Thalia A. Holst Donna R. ’82 & Kenneth Hook Ann & Howard Horowitz Melissa Rose Horta ’15 Alexander Hoteck ’16 Shiran Howard ’08, ’16 Heather L. Howell ’16 Sabrina & Irving Huang Carol B. Hudzik ’99 Elizabeth Anna Hughes ’16 Katherine & Robert Hughes Laura R. Hughes ’16 Brian J. Hund ’16

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Wendy S. Hunt ’06 Anna Hunter Karen & Frank D. ’84 Hunter Maryann Hurley ’84 Lynne C. ’87 & Richard Hutnik Brent R. Hyldahl ’16 Kenneth Ifill Jessica L. Ihle ’16 Doris Ilic ’16 Lorraine & Ralph A. Imperatrice Catherine A. ’91 & Christopher Inskeep Mark G. Iovino ’16 Rachele P. Isip ’10 Debra Iurato Melissa M. Ivelja ’12 Jessica L. Jablin ’16 Pia Jacangelo & Marc Wasserman Ninan Jacob ’03 Dale ’81 & Gary D. Jacques Fetchner Jadotte ’99 Karen ’12 & Roger C. ’09 Jans Hope S. Jans Brittney S. Jemas ’15 Justin Jemas Austin Robert Jennee ’16 Keith M. Jennings ’16 Tina M. & Kevin W. Jennings Linda & Thomas Jeron Mary & Joseph Jirkovsky Shannon M. Jirkovsky ’16 Kristina Marie Johansen ’16 Natalie K. ’83 & Arne R. Johnsen Karen A. & Greg Johnson Avis Johnson ’75 Michelle L. Johnson Sarah Johnson Chelsea Lynn Johnson ’16 Jane Johnston In Honor of Erin Brady Robert Thomas Johnston ’16 Meena M. ’92 & Mukul Joisher Diane Jones Aileen Journett Rosalind Julius Mickel ’07 Veton Kaba ’16 Matthew R. Kaefer ’16 Michelle Kalaskey Alejna Natasha Kalavik ’16 Joan ’87 & Fouad Kaldawi Maureen Kalmbach ’90 Kamesso Delivery Service Matthew B. Kane ’16 James R. Kapr ’16 Joanne & Charles W. Kapr Jeremy Michael Karlson ’14 Kyle J. Kassaleh ’16 Elyssa S. Kates ’96 Ruth ’07 & Richard D. Katz Ivan L. Kaufman ’90 Melanie & Kevin J. ’76 Kavanaugh Tasheen Kay Dylan R. Keastead ’16 Jennifer A. Keenan ’06 Heather ’00 & Jeffrey Keene Jasmine Rebecca Kehm Ian M. Keller ’08 Laura J. Keller ’09 Robin N. ’98, ’02, ’07 & Kevin M. Keller Stephen A. Kelley ’84 Peter Andrew Kellner ’16 Cara Kellner Christine A. Smyth Kelly ’89 & Joseph P. Kelly ’89 Colleen P. Kelly ’16 Colleen Kennedy-Akers ’81 Patricia & John J. ’77 Kennelly Ryan Comer Kenny ’13 Monique K. Kernisan ’16 Judith Keyes ’00 Jumana B. Khoury ’16 Patricia A. ’97 & William G. Kibildis Marybeth Killion Karen Kilmurray

Yvette L. Kisor Brittany C. Klimczak ’14 ’16 Deborah Kline Lizabeth M. ’16 & George E. Kloak Bryce T. Knoblock Michaela D. Knoblock Hans E. Knopp ’08 Kathleen R. Knorr ’16 Gay & Christian Knudsen Carol ’85 & Robert Kobbe Vicky Konstantellis Barbara Koslow-Chertok & Alan Chertok James F. Kostka ’16 Edward Kovacs Katarzyna Potocka Toni Kowalczyk ’04 Kaitlyn C. Kozinski ’16 Batia Kramer ’89 Brianna L. Kropp ’16 Margot Kropp Conor Charles Krueger Kyle Austin Kruger Andrew R. Krygoski ’16 Haide & Robert Krygoski Mary Ann Bischoff & Brian J. Kuehnapfel ’75 Karin La Greca ’13 ’14 Barbara M. La Robardier Maximillian La Rocco ’16 Angela M. La Rosa ’16 Louise E. & William Labos Justin John Labrie ’12 Craig M. LaCaruba ’74 Laura H. Lai-Minteer ’02 & Lewis C. Minteer Colleen & James Lancellotti Jennifer Marie Lancellotti Geri Landau Squire ’74 & Lee Squire Catherine K. Lane Kaitlyn A. Lane ’16 Victoria L. Lang Assaf Langer ’02 Lucille T. LaSala ’78 Madeleine Buist Latham ’82 Dawn & Andrew F. ’89 Latincsics Eileen LaTorre Kelsey M. Lawrence ’16 Catherine Lawrence Emily Ann Le Beau ’16 Christina Leber ’01 Gwendolyn P. Lee Ashley A. Leeman ’16 John A. Legrande ’83 Jamie A. Lengson ’16 Joseph E. Lengson ’16 Jennifer A Lenihan Stephen Leocata Dana E. Leonardi ’04 Thomas Lepore ’01 Dawn E. Lepore-Doyle ’92 & Brian G. Doyle ’93 Anna D. Leuzzi ’87 Julia B. Levenberg ’16 Katherine A. Levering ’09 Lisa Levetsanos Barbara & Lewis Levin Ira Levinton ’76 Eric Li Brizzi ’16 Lisa Librizzi Sara Catherine Lichon Roy Lichtenberger Courtney R. Lichtenberger Amy E. Paffenroth ’93 & Stephen M. Lijoi ’78 Mary Moloughney & Thomas Lillis ’77 Robert R. Lillis ’78 Rachel N. Lippman ’16 Brittany A. Lissemore ’14 ’16 Doretta & William Lissemore Ted S. Liszewski ’92 George J. Little Regina & Brian E. ’78 Little Lorraine & Peter A. ’96 Lo Curto

Elaine M. Lobay ’04 Zachary Luke Locorriere ’16 Gail M. Loewenstein Sarah A. LoFaso ’87 Kirk Lofberg ’03 Deidra Lohwin Sabrina N. Loiacono Carles Lojano David S. Lombard ’76 Johana Lopez ’09 Carol & James ’82 Lopresti Linda G. ’73 & Ronald Loree Kurt R. Lorentzen ’16 Dawn K. Lozada Marie Lucier Woodruff Ryan P. Ludvigsen ’16 Henry C. Luensmann ’88 Brandon Lui ’16 Kenneth C. Lumpkin ’81 Hollis J. Lund ’09 Veronica & Frank C. ’86 Lutz Alicea Luz Kevin M. Lynch ’16 Kenneth J. Lyons ’76 Anita C. & William J. ’79 Lytle Kaitlin Marie Mac Iver ’16 Patricia A. MacKay Adele & Joseph Mackin Macy’s, Inc. Hazel T. Magbitang ’16 Rita & Pedro Magbitang Jenna L. Magid ’16 Catherine M. Magner Joanne ’85 & Marttin Mahler Kelly Maizenaski ’04 Donna M. Majuri ’91 Matthew E. Malazinsky ’16 Crystel Maldonado ’09 Alisha Malla ’16 Lauren R. ’79 & Todd ’79 Malora Karissa Mae G. Manansala ’16 Mark Manarevic ’78 Leesa & Andrew J. ’75 Manderano Thomas Gerard Mannion ’16 Melissa A. Manzella ’07 Alberto Marana Tammy & Jonathan N. ’93 Marcus, Esq. Michele K. Mariani Devon Marino Rose Marie Mark ’05 Anne V. Marks ’79 Jacob Louis Marks ’15 Claire ’85 & Peter J. ’84 Marshall Thomas R. Martin Jillian Ashley Martinez ’16 Juan Martinez Gennaro Massanova Tyler Drew Mastrangelo ’16 Christina M. Mastrofilippo ’16 Karen Matesic Dolores L. Mattiello ’85 Cary & Daniel Mattos Reed A. Mattos ’16 Veronica & Karl Mausser Charlie J. May ’16 Kristine May Melissa K. Mayberry ’16 Donna Mayberry Kaitlyn E. Mc Caffrey ’14 Erica R. Mc Donald ’16 Emily M. McFadden ’16 Sarah B. Mc Graw ’16 Maura Patricia Mc Groarty ’16 Rebecca Anne Mc Guire ’16 Meghan B. McKeary ’13 Christopher E. Mc Parland ’16 Emily S. Mccabe ’16 Mary McCallen Kennedy M. Mccourt ’16 Thomas J. McDonnell ’10 Mary J. ’81 & Jerry J. McDonough Carol McGlynn James McGuire ’96

Karen McGuire James T. McKeon Gudelia & Michael ’03 McKiever Juliette C. Mclean Michelle A. McNeir ’93 & Kimberly A. Ross ’93 Andrew M. Meghri ’16 Nancy & Chris Meghri Desiree S. ’05 & Chirag D. Mehta Mikayla A. Melendez ’16 Nicholas J. Meletta ’16 Cristina Melgarejo ’09 Diann M. Mello ’03 Rosalie ’86 & Richard Mendel Lakiesha M. ’95 & Wayne A. Mendez Ketys & Carlos Meneses Maximino Meneses ’16 Mercedes-Benz USA, Inc. Merck Company Foundation Claire A. ’80 & Anthony Mercurio Cindy & Alan Merker Elinor R. Merl ’73 Richard C. Mersitz Deborah Messina Jody L. ’99 & Robert S. Meyer Brendan A. Miccio Maria L. Miceli-Jacobson ’95 Carolann E. ’96 & Anthony J. Militano, Sr. Amber M. Miller ’16 Rae F. Miller ’06 Brooke D. Miller ’16 Brianna Ruth Mills ’16 Virginia E. Minervini ’88 Malcolm Q. Minor ’14 Mia Mischuk O’Brien & William O’Brien Christina ’90 & Ross G. ’90 Mistretta Joann Frijia Mitchell ’86 & Bruce Mitchell ’04 Vicki L. Mitchell ’83 Zita F. ’99 & Gabriel Mobayed Anthony J. Mobilio ’16 Faye & Anthony Mobilio Amanda D. Mol ’16 Monique I. Mollet Rachel A. Mollozzi Barbera M. Molner-Hopp Joseph T. Monaco ’85 Shirley A. Montanari ’97 Taylor L. Monticollo Alan J. Mooiman ’10 Corinne Jenna Mooney Mary & Andrew J. Morel Ashlee Nelly Katelyn Morel ’16 Melissa A. Moreno ’16 Ruben Moreno ’16 Stephanie Morfi Brittany ’11 & Kevin Morgan Jason F. Morgan ’98 Amelia Corey Morgenstern ’16 Pamela Morgenstern Graciela Barbra Morilla ’16 Rosa M. Morocho Brianna N. Morrell ’16 Lynn Moss Patrick Mottola Abbe Mulroy Gregory James Mulroy ’16 Samantha J. Mundy Edward Muniz ’89 Nuri Muqsit ’16 Anne & Michael Murphy Linda & Joseph Murphy Sarah L. Murphy ’16 Mary Ellen Murray Susan & Theodore Mussano ’05 Amanda Marie Muti ’15 Susan M. Nadolny ’75 Gabrielle Alyssa Nagy ’16 Priya P. Nanwani ’99 Hassan M. Nejad Frances ’07 & Dave Nelson

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Century Club Continued Jill Barnes Nelson ’76 & John T. Nelson Kimberly Nelson ’95 Deonia ’00 & Richard Neveu New York Life Foundation Joshua W. Newman ’16 Rosalie Nicosia James R. Nizolek ’16 Ronald E. Nocek ’15 Daniel Patrick Noonan ’16 Lindsey D. Ochoa ’16 Stephanie A. O’Connor Enosh O. Odera ’85 Chigozie Emmanuel Ofodike Sara W. & Richard J. Oglesby Sara Oh & Warren C. DePope Elizabeth T. Ohle ’07 Christine Olonamarana Zachary J. Olsson ’16 Mary O’Neil Caitlin O’Neill Jennifer L. O’Neill Maryanne O’Neill ’89 Kristie L. ’99 & Frederick S. O’Neill Alyson Oostdyk ’16 Jonathan Orihuela ’16 Carrie J. Orinski ’16 Stephanie L. Orlando ’14 Matthew Ian Orozco ’16 Susan Osullivan Hannah Sarah Ovadia ’16 Kimberly R. ’02 & Matthew J. Paccione Laura A. Pachella ’08 Maria Antonia R. Pagdonsolan Jamie Pagdonsolan ’15 Carol Anne & Edward A. ’80 Pajak Anie & Abey Palakudiyil Nunzio Palazzotto ’07 Jennifer J. Paldino ’16 Anthony M. Pannullo ’16 Denise Pannullo Gail L. & Paul ’97 Papadopoulos Jenna L. Paparozzi ’15 Manasbi Parajuli Kay H. Paris Hampel ’76 Carol ’13 & Horance M. Parker Megan Ashley Parker ’12 Pascack Valley High School Christina L. Pascarelli ’16 Pamela Pascarelli John H. Pasqua ’16 Angelica G. Pasquali Richard M. Pasquali ’16 Carla Pastore ’07, ’10, ’13 Taylor N. Pastorini Megan M. Patel Hannah L. Pathan Jennifer Patzkowski Carol L. & Dale H. Paulus Santiago M. Pazmino ’16 Karen D. & John P. ’84 Pela Suzanne Pendergast ’98 Sara M. Pendleton Jeanne Pendleton Logan LeRae Penna ’09 Isabella C. Penzato ’16 Maria Penzato Melissa Angela Pepe ’13 Timothy J. Perkins Michael A. Perricelli ’16 Teri & Lou Perricelli Melissa A. Perrine ’16 Maxine Perry Gregory J. Peterson ’02 Darcy Petrie Catherine Petrilla & Richard Steo Max John Petrocelli ’16 Patricia & John P. ’74 Petrone Peter A. Petrosino ’16 Kathleen M. Petruchkowich-Menke ’14 Shannon Petty

Stephanie Christine Pfautsch ’16 Eric A. Pietrucha ’10 Halle S. Pineiro ’16 Angela Pineiro Marisa R. Piwowarski ’16 Ketsana Pizzelanti Bleron Pjeca ’16 Sara A. Platizky ’16 Joanne & Donald ’99 Ploch Allie R. Pluskota ’16 Mary Vongas & Ron Pluskota Liselotte Pobieczky ’95 & Sieglinde Lehmann Joan M. ’77 & Michael Policastro Ruth A. ’01 & Michael A. Polifrone Carol N. Pollin ’88 Jessica L. Pontes-Smith ’09 & Justin B. Smith ’09 Nancy Porcaro Doneen Porta Nancy J. Post ’85 Marjorie & David Potts Mary Jane & Richard Potts Alyssa N. Press ’12 Tema Price ’80 Kathleen M. Price PriceWaterhouseCoopers, LLP Rita & Michael A. ’81 Pritchard Jonathan R. Prokopowitz ’16 Casey A. Pustelniak Alba & Wilson E. Quiceno, Sr. Pablo Quinteros Jana & Harvey Rabinowitz Keri A. Race Emily M. Rafferty ’16 Jenifer A. & George M. Rafferty Vahid Rahimi ’09 Tirta Rajczyk Joseph Rallo Lara Brittany Rallo ’16 Norman W. Rasmussen III ’09 In Honor of India Study Abroad Program Diane V. ’89 & Neil Reed Maribeth Regan Michael Rhinesmith ’11 Katherine Louise Riccobene ’16 Sherry & Steven J. ’76 Richards Deborah A. Richin Daniel F. Richiuso ’16 Madelyn & Joseph A. Richiuso Clara Richmond Deborah Lee ’84 & Robert Riedel Pamela A. Riley-Jones ’80 Thomas J. Rinaldi ’05 Kristina A. Rioux ’96, ’07 Niko Rivera Margaret A. ’78 & John R. ’77 Rizzo Francesca M. Rizzuto ’16 Irene Roberto-Desch ’16 Darice Ann ’89 & Scott G. Roberts Pamela J. Roberts ’16 Robin M. & Bruce D. ’86 Robertson Paige J. Robinson Nicole A. Rock Carla R. Rodriguez ’15 Gloria Rodriguez ’15 Judith Martinez Rodriguez & Francis J. Rodriguez Danielle Rodriguez ’16 Marie Fortaleza-Rojo & Manuel J. Rojo Mayra A. Romero Lynn E. Ronan ’08 Anne M. Ronceray ’16 Laurie & Duane Rose Lisa & James Rotundo, Sr. Rachel Roy Danielle Nicole Ruberto ’13, ’16 John L. Ruddy ’15 Diane Desormeaux Rude ’94 & Warren Rude Joanna Russell ’01

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Alec Orazio Russo ’16 Lorraine Russo ’78 Alyssa Russo Caitlyn M. Ryall ’16 Mary Ryall Anne Ryan Tina & Christopher Ryan Theresa A. Saites George Wayne Saives ’16 Carmen & Carlos Saldarriaga R. Salloum David S. Salt ’11 Marsha Salvatore ’83 Michelle Elizabeth Sambets ’16 Christina N. Sammarco ’16 Dennise Sanchez Karina M. Sanchez ’16 Anna Sandbank Joanne Santoro Jonathan T. Sanzari ’16 Jacqueline Sasek Michele C. Sautner June & Michael Savianeso Danielle Saxenian William A. Sbrocco Annette Scala Anthony J. Scalia ’16 Geraldina & James Scalia, Jr. Denise Scalzitti Renan K. Scheffer Margaret Schuelen ’82 & Thomas Scheulen Kathryn Veronica Schimpf ’16 Mary Schimpf Robert J. Schloss ’77 James Schmick Beth L. Schnall ’77 Josette & Michael Schneider Daniel Schoemer Louise Caromil Schultz ’90 & William D. Schultz ’81 Laura & Russ B. Schwartz Tracy & Richard S. ’80 Schweighardt Brian C. Sciortino Barbara L. ’87 & Robert M. Scola Barbara Scotto David Michael Scotto ’16 Robert J. Sedlacek Danielle V. Seier ’16 Hana Selimovic Victoria B Setteducati Vidhi ’02 & Kunal Shah Princep Shah Ilham Shaikh Karla ’88 & Brian Shanahan Nicole M Shanley Eileen T. ’79 & James B. Sharp Sarah Shatynski ’16 Linda C. Sherwin ’84 Emily E. Shipley ’16 Mary E. Shipley Sridevi Shivarajan Beth & Michael D. ’91 Shumer Julie Silberman Kirsten Nicole Simeone ’16 Alexandra T. Simone Manbeen K. Singh ’16 Julie A. Sisselman ’11 Peter E. Sitomer ’16 Edward G. Skrzypek ’16 Bette L. ’02 & Daniel N. ’99 Smith Donna Smith Francine & Anthony P. Smith Kimberly A. Smith ’16 Marquita Denise Whitehead ’08 ’15 Nancy A. Smith ’03 Samantha T. Smith ’16 Stacy & Donald C. Smith Jr. Tammy M. Smith ’16 Lisa F. & Kenneth Smolinski Thomas P. Soldat

Alexandra K. Sondak ’16 Jiachen Song Judith & Tom Souchek Melissa Rose Spadaro ’16 Robert Spadaro Sherill J. ’86 & William Spellman Patricia ’79 & John A. Speich Lorraine H. Spivak ’83 Sarah E. Springer Frank ’82 & Scott Frank Joyce & Thomas J. Srednicki Robert Stahl Jo Anne & Mark Staley Mary Starke Melissa E. Stein ’16 Katherine R. Steinman ’16 Cristina A. Steo ’16 Gail V. Sternitzke Joseph Cecil Stewart ’16 Maria ’89 & Thomas W. ’86 Stika Christopher D. Stoll ’16 James Robert Suess ’16 Anne Sullivan Patricia Sullivan Nicole Sundberg Kathleen B. ’92 & Jeffery Suplicki Camille & Richard ’83 Supplee Anusha Suresh Mary & Robert Sutherland Carol C. & Thomas R. ’82 Swanton Dianne C. Takeuchi ’00 Elenita V. Talavera ’16 Helen E. Talley-Stern Vincent Michael Tancredi ’16 Vickie Tancredi Janet & Kenneth Tanis Skip Tanis Winter L. Tanis ’16 Nicole C. Tarantino Cynthia & Robert W. Tarr Joseph T. Tarr ’12 Nicholas B Tarta Gianna Tassone ’16 Lana V. Taylor ’16 Suzanne & Robert B. ’96 Taylor Diane J. Terraccino ’76 Joan Terry ’80 Mark R. Thatcher ’16 Jacqueline & Patrick M. ’89 Thaw Lorretta Thomas Sheryl Thomason ’03 Kathleen & Harry S. ’85 Thomson Michael W. Tiedemann ’95 Colleen E. McGuire ’09 Maria D. Tisi Cathy & Garry Tonnon ’88 Maholy Torres ’14 Laura & Michael Toth Jaimie A. Towey ’16 Marie & James Towey Jenna-Marie Tracy ’16 Karen & Robert Tracy Christine & Brian E. ’03 Trottere Kathleen Krehlik Trusewicz ’78 & Michael W. Trusewicz Mary E. Tsotsoros-Diserio ’95 Yang Hein Tun ’16 Victoria B. Turitz ’16 Jenna R. Turley ’07 Amanda A. Turrin ’16 Angelina Turro ’16 Maria Turro Prashansa Vaidya ’16 Brittany N. Valenti ’06 Jose L. Vallejo ’02 Marc Wm. Vallen Cathlynne Castillo Valmores ’16 Sharon D. Van der Veen ’94 Dona M. Van Dyke ’92 Emily Van Gelder J. Dolores Van Saders

Brett T. Van Tassel Joyce A. VanDyke ’86 Maral Varjabedyan ’13 Susan & Constantine G. Vasiliadis Patricia ’89 & Reid L. Vaspol Linda E. & Thomas E. ’80 Venator Thomas J. Ventura ’16 Kathie A. Ventura Dana M. Verbovsky Alyssa L. Verdon ’12 Lorraine E. Vergara ’16 Bridgette Nicole Vergel Colin G. Verhoff ’16 David Verhoff David L. Vernon Mary Verycken Laura E. Vigliarolo ’13 Munish Vij ’04 Zachary Jerome Villari ’16 Joseph Viteritti Christina R. Vitiello ’16 Lynn Voss Darren M. Wagner ’09 Alexis N. Wagner

Dawn E. Wakefield ’03 Laurie & Michael Wallace Rosemarie ’82 & John P. Wallace Kathleen P. Walsh ’87 Kathy & Tim Walsh Lauren F. Walsh ’16 Lisa & Edward* Walsh Kellie N. Walton ’16 Kathleen A. Walz ’84 Joshua Allen Wanger ’12 Danielle M. Wankmuller ’15 Cristina A. ’06 & Mark W. ’07 Ward Sue Warga Margareta Warlick Gregory P. Washburne ’07 We Can Hope, LLC Sandra Weber Kathleen ’86 & Franklyn V. Webster Alisandra M. Wederich ’09 Donald M. Weekes, Jr. ’75 Patricia Ann ’10 & Ralph J. Weeks Josef R. Weikl ’16 Lorraine & Jay Weissman Cynthia J. ’96 & Robert Wellins

Kristi Elizabeth Wendel ’14 Rayna J. Wendell Mark Werner ’96 Western Union Foundation Brian R. Whaley ’15 Robert Avery Wheat ’16 Renee Wheeler Nancy L. ’00 & John J. White Margaret M. & Willard F. Whitney, Jr. Lisa Whittle ’05 ’14 Michael R. Wiebusch ’07 Devon A. Wieczorek ’16 Lisarae Wiedemann ’16 Haley M. Wight ’16 Faith Wight Jacqueline K. Wilhelm ’16 Dawn P. Wilkenfeld Annemarie ’80 & Roland B. Williams Montea S. Williams ’12 Nicole E. Williams ’16 Valerie & Steve Williams Sara C. Williams Brittany A. Williams-Goldstein David J. Wilson ’16

John A. Winkin ’80, ’91 Caroline A. Winter ’95 Losa & Francis Witham ’97 Elizabeth & Leo Wlazlowski Thomas J. Wlazlowski ’16 Stephanie Baron ’04 Tom Woodruff Thomas Woodward ’92 Allison P. Wronski ’07 Amy Wugman Kirsten M. Yascko Han Seul Yoo ’16 Nataly Rose Young ’16 Mary Rose ’00 & Lawrence Younghouse Stella Zanedis Danielle Zanoni Andrew P. Zapf ’16 Elizabeth & Peter Zapf Susan D. Zboray Jacklyn J. Zenteno ’16 Penny & Albert O. ’76 Zicker Judith & Howard D. ’73 Zuckerman

BUSINESS PARTNERS & CORPORATE SUPPORTERS Many businesses invest in Ramapo College by making an annual contribution to the Business Partners Program. This unrestricted income provides grants for faculty and increases scholarship funds for students in need. Additional corporate supporters provide funding through special events. We are grateful for all of the support we receive from the business community. Advocacy & Management Group American Wear Inc. BD Beattie Padovano LLC Bergen Barracuda Swim Team BMW of North America, LLC Brandywine Senior Living, LLC Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Broad Street Fidelco, LLC Cambridge Construction Management CBP Insurance Agency Century 21 Construction Corp Citizen Watch Company of America, Inc. Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. Cooper & Weinberg, LLC Daman Associates Inc. Dator Team, LLC Dealer Focus, LLC Design Alternatives by Kiran, LLC DialAmerica Marketing, Inc. Drinker, Biddle & Reath

Hackensack University Health Network Halpern & Sons Harwood Lloyd, LLP Infante Associates, Inc. Inserra Supermarkets, Inc. JM Sorge, Inc. Johnson & Johnson Johnston Communications JP Patti Tecta America, LLC Konica Minolta Business Solutions USA Inc. L2A Land Design, LLC Lakeland Bank Lakeland Charities, Inc. Lapatka Associates, Inc. Lauletta Birnbaum Attorneys at Law LC Construction Services, LLC Legacy Advisors, LLC Liberty Hyundai / Liberty Subaru Liberty Mutual Insurance Group Lincoln Motor Company Loring Consulting Engineers, Inc.

Mark D. Madaio Law Office McBride Corporate Real Estate, Inc. McCarter & English, LLP McDonough & Rea Associates, Inc. Mitchell Giurgola Architects, LLP Morgan Stanley Morrison Brown Argiz & Farra, LLC Myron Corporation Net-A-Porter, LLC New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company New York Football Giants, Inc. Northwestern Mutual Foundation Nukk-Freeman & Cerra, P.C. Employment Attorneys O’Connor Davies, LLP Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc. Peapack-Gladstone Bank Porter & Curtis, LLC Prestige Family of Fine Cars Ramapo College AFT Local 2274 Ramsey Veterinary Hospital, PA Renaissance Equity Corporation

Roy D. Smith Printing Ruotolo Associates Inc. Sanzari Companies, Inc. Schenck, Price, Smith & King, LLP SEIKO Corporation of America Shotmeyer Brothers, Inc. Smith-Sondy Asphalt Construction Company SNS Architects & Engineers Sodexo Inc. Sterling Properties Stryker SUEZ North America TD Bank UBS Financial Services, Inc. United Parcel Service, Inc. Valley National Bank Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. Wells, Jaworski & Liebman, LLP Zack Painting Company, Inc.

RAMAPO ROADRUNNERS

Ramapo students excel inside and outside the classroom. The following individuals contributed to Ramapo athletics and club sports. BASEBALL Mark A. Tibak ’95 ICE HOCKEY CLUB Gloria June & Harry Peter Albano Biggie’s at Ramsey, LLC Bob Squire Painting and Landscaping Capital One Services, LLC Diane M. & Edward V. ’77 Chapel Kristen Nicole & Matthew Civil Curcio Scrap Metal, Inc. Galina & Sergey Danilchik Nancy & Kevin M. ’83 Fennessy Donna Gnad Denise T. & Christopher B. Hatch Tracey & Robert A. ’76 Hogan Richard Leonard Lynn E. & Richard J. Less Phil Lucca

Jaqueline Meszaros & Robert M. Martin ’80 Kevin J. Matchett Harry Maynes Kimberly & Joseph McCarthy Thomas G. Meyer Roger J. Muller, Jr. ’79 Steven L. Nehmer NJ Lenders Corp. Novartis Foundation Dianne T. Sushko O’Keefe ’79 & Dennis J. O’Keefe ’77 Diane & Robert Pierpont Michele ’80 & Charles S. ’80 Podgurski Power Electric Co., Inc. R. John Muller LLC Steven Ranuro Rowland Realty Co Robert C. Squire ’77

Todrain, Inc. Ven Property Management LLC Veronica Venditte Verblaauw Construction Company, Inc. Linda & Timothy J. ’81 Walz Barbara & Donald Brian ’77 Winget Kathleen & Glenn C. ’81 Worman Margaret & Peter Zybrick MEN’S SOCCER Elizabeth Caraballo ’01 & Guido Alberti ’03 MEN’S TENNIS Lisa & Juan E. ’77 Arroyo In Memory of Eugene Fixler

ROADRUNNER ATHLETICS GENERAL FUND Lizabeth M. ’16 & George E. Kloak Moe’s South West Grill SOFTBALL Barbara & Robert E. Roth In Memory of Melissa Roth SWIM TEAMS Lynn & Patrick English WOMEN’S LACROSSE Joan & Barry N. Gustafson Teresa Ann Gustafson ’14

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Examples of architectural designs by Bohlin, Cywinski, Jackson

TECHNOLOGY-RICH SPACE DESIGNED FOR UPGRADE TO POTTER LIBRARY Plans are underway to upgrade the Potter Library and create a new major hub on campus. The College has hired the award-winning architectural firm Bohlin, Cywinski, Jackson of Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania for the design and renovation of the Potter Library and creation of a new Learning Commons. The role of libraries has changed drastically since the Potter Library was built 40 years ago, and the new Learning Commons will have technology-rich spaces designed for both collaborative work and quiet study. Additional spaces will include media

rooms for screenings, video conferences and remote learning, as well as lounge areas, assembly spaces and dedicated spaces for special collections. Several benefactors have already made generous gifts in support of the new Learning Commons, and we look forward to sharing more details about them and this exciting project in our next issue. Do you have fond memories of the Potter Library? We invite alumni to share their memories at alumni@ramapo.edu, or on social media. On Twitter, @RamapoAlumni, or on Instagram, @RamapoCollegeNJ, use #PotterLibraryMemories.