Ramapo Magazine Winter 2013

Winter 2013

RAMAPO COLLEGE MAGAZINE

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from the office of the president PETER P. MERCER, Ph.D. As a Canadian accustomed to celebrating Thanksgiving on the second Monday in October, I have always felt out of rhythm with the American Thanksgiving holiday.

It takes too long to get here, and then there is barely time to eat the leftovers before the decorations go up heralding the next round of turkey dinners.

President Peter P. Mercer with Sharp Electronics CEO/Chairman Toshiyuki Osawa during the dedication of the Sharp Sustainability Education Center

(L–R): Elaine Adler, Mahwah Mayor William Laforet, Mike Adler, Trustee member W. Peter McBride, President Peter P. Mercer and Assemblywoman Marlene Caride at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Adler Center for Nursing Excellence in October

My discomfiture during the Thanksgiving holiday of 2012, however, went far beyond timing quibbles.

Hurricane Sandy left such enormous devastation in its wake that it was difficult to imagine how those who had lost their homes and possessions could muster the spirit to be thankful. But muster it they did, and countless stories emerged of total strangers giving aid to those who needed it. Prominent among those were members of our own student body, some of whose efforts were specifically mentioned by Governor Christie in one of his press conferences.

On the college campus, we had occasion to feel almost apologetic that, by comparison, we had so much to be thankful for. No real damage was done to persons or property, and we lost power for only two hours. We opened the auxiliary gym and showers to the people of Mahwah and offered available residence space to those of our faculty, staff and students whose circumstances were most difficult.

As we begin 2013, I am grateful for all that we have endured and accomplished together. We received a record number of applications, our comprehensive fundraising campaign is more than 10% over its $40 million goal with six months to go and we will be carrying out about $100 million of construction on campus over the next few years to complete the substantial renovation of our academic facilities.

Ramapo College is on the move, pushing boundaries and we are determined to keep improving the quality of education we provide our students.

Ramapo College is proud to have the continuing and ardent support of Lawrence C. and Theresa Salameno. Their generosity ensures an outstanding liberal arts education for Ramapo students. Here, President Peter P. Mercer (left) acknowledges their most recent gift at a celebration of the College’s $40 million capital campaign.

Thank you for your support.

Yours sincerely, Peter P. Mercer President

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COLLEGE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Peter P. Mercer, Ph.D. President Beth E. Barnett, Ed.D. Provost Cathleen Davey Vice President for Institutional Advancement Dorothy Echols Tobe, Ed.D. Chief Planning Officer BOARD OF TRUSTEES George C. Ruotolo Jr. Chair BOARD OF GOVERNORS Frances K. Hackett ’80 Chair

“The benefit of a stellar education is one of the best advantages we can bestow upon the leaders of

Carolyn Merkel ’78 Alumni Association Board Chair

As supporters and friends of Ramapo College of New Jersey gathered to celebrate a $40 million capital

Deborah Richin Friends of Ramapo Chair

The gift will support renovation of the A and B wings of the Academic Complex, and endow a Center of

RAMAPO MAGAZINE STAFF Cathleen Davey Editor-in-Chief Anna Farneski Executive Editor

tomorrow.” —Larry Salameno campaign, a surprise announcement of a $3 million gift came from Lawrence C. and Theresa Salameno.

Excellence in British Studies and a Dean’s Scholarship Fund in the School of American and International Studies. In recognition of the gift, the school will be renamed the Salameno School of American and International Studies.

In 2006, the Salamenos made a $500,000 challenge grant to name the Salameno Spiritual Center. The

Mary Cicitta Managing Editor

non-denominational sanctuary for reflection, meditation and dialogue opened in fall 2010. The $1.5

Cynthia Burns Foundation Editor

to a succession of others that ultimately funded the 1,525-square-foot facility.

million center is on the banks of Kameron Pond in the center of campus. The Salamenos’ initial gift led

Carolyn Herring Photo Editor Design: Stamats, Inc. This magazine can be made available upon request in alternate media. Requests should be directed to 201.684.7611 Alumni contact and change of address: Purvi Parekh at 201.684.7254

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Student Affairs contact: Miki Cammarata at 201.684.7591 Pat Chang at 201.684.7731

Ramapo Magazine is produced by the Office of Communications and Public Affairs.

Front Cover: Nora Dougherty ’12, Fulbright Scholar

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Messages From The Board of Trustees and The Board of Governors

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Foundation Financials

President’s Parents Council

Ramapo College’s Nursing Program Reaches New Heights With Graduates Who Push Boundaries

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Senior Legacy Fund Drive

College Financials

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A Time of Celebration on Campus

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MESSAGES FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS

A.J. SABATH ’93 CHAIR, RAMAPO COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

ROBERT TILLSLEY CHAIR, RAMAPO COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD OF GOVERNORS

As my term draws to a close, I find myself looking back on yet another extraordinary year of achievement for Ramapo College of New Jersey.

Our commitment to rigorous academics, faculty mentorship, hands-on learning and preparing students for a lifetime of achievement drew the largest and most diverse student body in the College’s history.

The Ramapo College Foundation has much to be proud of, having exceeded financial goals in key areas. The Capital Campaign goal, set at $40 million, resulted in a wonderful accomplishment of $42,411,682.

A Grants and Government goal of $15.5 million was surpassed by $2,556,259. A benchmark of $10 million was set for Endowments and Restricted funds and that resulted in $687,354 more than that amount.

With a number of options available to them, students from throughout the state continue to recognize the value of a Ramapo education. You do not have to look any further than the cover of Ramapo Magazine for proof. Nora Dougherty, who graduated in May, made history and became the first student in the College’s 43-year history to win a Fulbright Scholarship.

She told Ramapo Magazine that she initially thought she had to go to a big school to go far.

She is now in northern Spain studying and teaching.

There was a 12% increase over the past three years thanks to the generous support from Business Partners. An integral part of the College’s experiential learning component, Business Partners mentor our students in internships and cooperative education experiences. Business Partners also hosted luncheons featuring New Jersey State Lieutenant Gov. Kim Guadagno, U.S. Congressman Scott Garrett and benefactor Lawrence C. Salameno.

Total endowments grew by 28%, and the dollar amount of scholarships awarded increased by 26%. The Foundation’s Distinguished Citizens Dinner achieved 11% over goal; the Performing Arts Series was over goal by 35%. The Annual Golf Outing and Ramapo Rumble Motorcycle Rally were also great successes. These events strengthen our ties with the community and support our mission’s goals. We should not, however, take these results for granted. The outstanding fiscal year was characterized by hard work, new initiatives and the generous support of all of you.

Robert Tillsley and A.J. Sabath ’93 at the 31st Distinguished Citizens Dinner in March

In July, the Middle States Commission on Higher Education accepted a monitoring report outlining the steps we have taken to further enhance assessment of general education and student learning, as well as other recommendations from the accrediting body. The achievement is a testament to faculty and staff willingness to embrace new routes to excellence on behalf of our students.

This fall, the College launched a new accelerated MBA program, a hybrid offering for young professionals who want to learn about leadership and will spend weeks in China as part of a unique international immersion component.

Our Student Engagement initiative has been a wonderful success.

The well-considered and executed plan has enriched the lives of our students by encouraging them to learn outside the classroom, fostering College pride, promoting socialization, and helping them become leaders on and off campus.

My colleagues on the Board of Trustees look forward to reviewing the new strategic plan, which will help direct the College in coming years and ensure that we continue to use our resources in a thoughtful and efficient manner.

None of these accomplishments would have been possible without the leadership of President Peter P. Mercer. During my four years as chairman of the Board of Trustees, one of my greatest pleasures has been the opportunity to work with my board colleagues and Dr. Mercer for the benefit of generations of Ramapo College graduates. I look forward to this new year and the exciting new achievements it will undoubtedly bring.

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Benefactors continue to commit to the future of Ramapo College through 15 new planned gifts. Membership in the Alumni Association continues to grow. Seven successful regional campaign events were hosted, including one in Los Angeles, and the first Alumni-Parent Convocation drew more than 75 attendees.

As I end my term as board chairman, I do so with the knowledge that the Foundation is fiscally sound. I remain inspired by the generosity demonstrated by individual donors, alumni, members of the Board of Governors, the Trustees, the Friends of Ramapo, the President’s Parent Council and corporate members of the Business Partners program.

All of this support is paramount to providing the excellent liberal arts education offered at Ramapo College.

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COLLEGE & FACULTY NEWS

>BY ANNA MIEHE ’13

RAMAPO COLLEGE REMAINS ACTIVE DURING THE AFTERMATH OF HURRICANE SANDY

Photo Courtesy: Louis DiPaolo ‘14

After Hurricane Sandy hit New Jersey and the East Coast at the end of October, Ramapo College rallied and helped the area recover from the devastation that left many New Jerseyans without power, a home and all of their belongings.

Ramapo students Rachael O’Brien ’13 (on the truck lift), Rebecca Bray ’15 and Claire Kelly ’14, volunteering at the shelter at Bergen Community College

On November 3, Governor Christie toured Little Ferry and Moonachie, NJ, and the damage done

by Hurricane Sandy. During a briefing, he thanked business owners who had donated funds and services for the recovery effort and also thanked a group of Ramapo College students who volunteered in Little Ferry, helping elderly residents clear damaged belongings from their flood-damaged homes.

“These are extraordinary examples of the great people we produce in this state,” Christie said.

CHEMISTRY CLUB TIES FOR FIRST PLACE IN AN UNDERGRADUATE OUTREACH COMPETITION Ramapo College’s Chemistry Club tied for first place with the College of St. Elizabeth in the Sister Marion Jose Smith Undergraduate Outreach Competition at the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, NJ, in late October.

PROFESSOR OF ITALIAN ROSETTA D’ANGELO PRESENTS TRANSLATED NOVEL AT CONFERENCE IN ITALY

Professor of Italian at Ramapo College Rosetta D’Angelo

Professor of Italian Rosetta D’Angelo recently presented her translated and edited version of Umberto Piersanti’s novel Olimpio with her co-translator and editor, Italian Professor Barbara Zaczek of Clemson University at “The Future of Italian Teaching: Media, Social Networks, New Technologies and MultiDisciplinary Perspectives” conference at The American University of Rome in Italy.

Camille Menendez ’13, Associate Professor of Computer Science Scott Frees and Associate Professor of Biology Paramjeet Bagga

BIOINFORMATICS STUDENT CO-AUTHORS RESEARCH MANUSCRIPT WITH PROFESSORS FOR OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Junior Camille Menendez ’13, a bioinformatics major, co-authored a research manuscript with Associate Professor of Computer Science Scott Frees and Associate Professor of Biology Paramjeet Bagga titled “QGRS-H Predictor: A Web Server for Predicting Homologous Quadruplex Forming G-Rich Sequence Motifs in Nucleotide Sequences” for the international, peer-reviewed journal, Nucleic Acids Research, published by Oxford University Press.

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JUST THE RIGHT FIT >BY CHRISTOPHER HAHN

JUST THE RIGHT FIT N FULBRIGHT SCHOLARS FROM RAMAPO COLLEGE Erin J. Augis, Ph.D. SSHS Associate Professor of Sociology Fulbright IIE scholar in West Africa from 1998-1999 Erick Castellanos, Ph.D. SSAIS Associate Professor of International Studies, Anthropology and Latin American Studies September 2001 - August 2002 Fulbright Program: Fulbright U.S. Student Program - Italy Brief Conducted dissertation research in Bergamo, Italy Astrid Cerny Adjunct, SSHS Fulbright award to China in 20062007 as a graduate student to complete dissertation research Neriko Doerr Adjunct, SSAIS Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad (1997-1998) for fieldwork in Aotearoa/New Zealand for Ph.D. in cultural anthropology at Cornell University William J. Frech, Ph.D. ASB Professor of International Business and Marketing 2000-Fulbright Scholar in BosniaHerzgovina Appointed to teach international business courses at the University of Sarajevo and named member of Circle 100 (association of Bosnian intellectuals)

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ora Dougherty almost didn’t enroll at Ramapo College. As a senior at Middletown North High School in central New Jersey, she already knew she wanted to pursue a career in international affairs.

In the fall of her senior year, she attended Immediate Decision Day at Ramapo and was accepted and offered a full Presidential Scholarship. But she’d also been accepted to George Washington University in Washington, D.C., whose international studies program is considered among the elite programs in America. She had some thinking to do.

“I was having the debate in my head,” she says, recalling that anxious time. “I thought I had to go to the big school to get far.”

Shalom Gorewitz CA Professor of Video Art and New Media 2008-09 Senior Specialist Two visits to Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Kumasi, Ghana, consulting on computer art, teaching advanced workshops, collaborating with students and Biology professor on short video about Malaria Susan Hangen, Ph.D. SSAIS Associate Professor Anthropology and International Studies Awarded a Fulbright fellowship in 1995-1996 to conduct graduate level ethnographic research on ethnic politics in Nepal Timothy R. Mangin CA Adjunct Professor Columbia University Senegalese Urban Popular Music 1999-2000 Fulbright Hayes Fellowship Conducted fieldwork on the cosmopolitanism of Senegalese urban dance music, archival and ethnographic research on jazz, rap, and mbalax (Senegalese popular music)

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Director of International Education Ben Levy and Nora Dougherty

As it turns out, Dougherty’s own record of accomplishment over her ensuing four years at Ramapo proved how wrong she was. Dougherty spent a semester studying in Spain, a country she swiftly fell in love with and longed to return to. Back on campus, she worked in the Civic Engagement Center, advised other students about studying abroad, interned for a state senator and, as a student in the College Honors Program, racked up a 3.985 grade point average. She was admitted to three honors societies, received the International Studies Major Award at the 2012 Honors Convocation and earned enough credits to pile on a trio of minors: political science, Spanish language studies and human rights and genocide studies. And then, last spring, she made a little history, becoming the first student in the 43-year life of Ramapo College to earn a Fulbright Scholarship. In the fall, Dougherty began a year of teaching and study—expenses paid—in northern Spain.

“I decided to go to Ramapo,” Dougherty says of the biggest decision of her young life, “and I’ve loved it here.”

The feeling, no doubt, has been mutual.

Dougherty bonded with professors such as Cliff Peterson, Rebecca Root and Behzad Yaghmaian. She worked closely with Ben Levy, the Director of International Education, and with Associate Professor of Law and Society Aaron Lorenz, who helped guide her through the Fulbright application process.

Peterson met Dougherty during orientation for incoming freshmen. Dougherty remembers their meeting as something of an affirmation of her decision to attend

Ramapo and major in international studies.

She was thinking maybe she’d focus on international business. That sounded more practical, more career-oriented.

But Peterson’s openness warmed her to her new school, and his enthusiasm for international studies won her over. “After I met him, I was done,” Dougherty says.

“I wanted to take international studies.”

Peterson, too, remembers that first meeting.

“I was very impressed with her and her maturity, her intelligence and her sense of what she wanted to do with her studies,” he says. “I remember coming back from that orientation meeting and saying to a couple colleagues, ’Wow I just met a great student coming in and she’s majoring in international studies, and I’m excited about her.’ Fast forward to see what she’s accomplished, I would say she’s really exceeded even my lofty expectations.”

Over the next four years, Peterson watched admiringly as Dougherty excelled not only in the classroom but in her extracurricular work. She got involved in Save Darfur, a student club, and in a campus group affiliated with Invisible Children, the San Diego charity that produced the controversial documentary on Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony. Peterson saw her cultivate what he calls “an intellectual maturity.”

“Her commitment to those kinds of activities, where she played a leadership role and took a lot of initiative, really showed her passion beyond being a very good student,” Peterson says. “She is someone motivated to make real changes in the world. On many, many levels she’s been an incredible student.

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“FULBRIGHT IS UNDOUBTEDLY THE BIGGEST THING TO HAPPEN TO RAMAPO IN TERMS OF FELLOWSHIPS OR SCHOLARSHIPS.” - ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF LAW AND SOCIETY, AARON LORENZ

John Peffer CA Associate Professor of Art History 1994-1995 Completed dissertation research on apartheid-era art and visual culture in South Africa

(L-R): Vice President of Institutional Advancement Cathleen Davey, President Peter P. Mercer, Dr. Jackie Ehlert-Mercer, Nora Dougherty, Dean of The Salameno School of American and International Studies Hassan Nejad, and seated, Lawrence C. Salameno

The Fulbright is sort of the culmination of what she’s been doing at Ramapo.”

Perhaps it falls to Lorenz, who, in his role as Ramapo’s Director of Scholarships and Fellowships, helped guide Dougherty through an application process she describes as “daunting,” to put into context what her Fulbright means for her alma mater.

“For us at Ramapo College—a small college without a national reputation—to have this Fulbright is undoubtedly the biggest thing to happen to us in terms of fellowships or scholarships,” Lorenz says. “It establishes a reputation. We’re competing against Harvard and Princeton and Stanford and Amherst and Williams—large and small schools with reputations around the world that have hundreds of applicants applying to Fulbright. At Ramapo, we had 10 this year. I don’t think we can say enough that what Nora has done is just remarkable.”

BORN TO BE A CITIZEN OF THE WORLD Dougherty has nurtured a fascination with travel from an early age, a wanderlust she attributes to her father, who as a young man backpacked through Europe and northern Africa. “Growing up, I’d always hear all the stories,” she says. “All of his brothers, too.

They all traveled throughout Europe. And then I got into politics. And I just liked international politics. That’s why I didn’t do political science. I knew I wanted to take classes that were more internationally focused.”

Entering Ramapo, Dougherty knew she wanted to take a semester to study in a Spanish-speaking country. She’d taken Spanish language courses since middle school, and she was inspired by her high school Spanish teacher, Beatriz Pelaez-Martinez, to pursue Spanish in college. Palaez-Martinez was from Cuba, but her husband’s family hailed from Seville, and she routinely peppered her lessons with asides about Seville. (As Dougherty says, “Everything was just Seville, Seville, Seville!”)

“So I kind of always had in my mind that I wanted to go to Spain,” Dougherty says. “And I wanted to go to Europe, too, as opposed to South America or anywhere else in Latin America. I knew I wanted to travel throughout Europe. So, Spain was the obvious choice.”

And, so, in the spring of 2010, Dougherty traveled to Spain. She was a sophomore, a year younger than the typical student who goes abroad. “I was impatient,” she says.

She stayed with a host family and took courses in Spanish language, culture and politics at the Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo Sevilla. The sun-drenched capital of the Andalusia region, Seville is the home of flamenco and bullfighting.

It’s also known for its tapas bars and nightlife. Dougherty was smitten.

What was the appeal? For a moment, the question makes her pause.

But only for a moment.

“I don’t know,” she says. “The people and the atmosphere. Everyone is just so friendly, and everyone is always out socializing. All the Spaniards would be out every Sunday with their families, playing and just getting tapas.

It was a very social environment. My dad always jokes that this is why Spain is in the situation they’re in. It’s not that they don’t care about work, but work isn’t their lives.

Work is just a means to get food. You know what I mean? I love their lifestyle, I guess.”

On weekends, Dougherty and friends would gallivant across Europe. She traveled to Portugal, France, Ireland, the Netherlands and Germany, and at the end of her semester, she stopped in England for two weeks to visit her uncle.

When she returned to Ramapo, Dougherty stayed involved in study abroad efforts. As a global ambassador for the Roukema Center

Edna Negrón CA Professor of Journalism 2009- Fulbright ScholarSuzhou, China. Visited the Phoenix Communication College at Suzhou University in China to lecture about convergence journalism, the study and craft of multimedia storytelling across print, broadcast and online media Hassan M. Nejad, Ph.D. SSAIS, Dean and Professor of Political Science and International Studies 1990-Fulbright-Hays Seminars Abroad This program provided the opportunity to travel to the then Soviet Union during the summer of 1990 to gain firsthand knowledge of the culture, educational system, media and political dynamics of the Soviet Union, as well-networking to improve teaching and research in international relations. Guided by the Soviet Government, the team visited universities, collective farms, factories, religious sites and cultural organizations in major cities in several republics

Thierry Rakotobe-Joel ASB Associate Professor of Management 1994-1998 Fulbright Student Program at the University of Cincinnati, Industrial Engineering Program (1994-1998).

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Giuseppe Sorrentino SSAIS Adjunct Professor 2009-2010 FLTA (Foreign Language Teaching Assistant) After obtaining a doctorate in American Studies from the University of Rome, in the academic year 2009-2010, Sorrentino was awarded an FLTA Fulbright Scholarship.

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for International Education, she traveled to Washington D.C., to lobby for more funding for American study abroad programs and more visas for foreign students and faculty wishing to come to the United States. As a Study in Spain Student Ambassador (a program coordinated by the Spanish Trade Commission), Dougherty encouraged students mulling over a semester of study abroad to consider Spain. The latter post earned Dougherty and nine other student ambassadors from across the country—deemed to be the top 10 student ambassadors nationwide—an invitation to dinner with the Spanish ambassador to the United States, Jorge Dezcallar de Mazarredo. The dinner was held at the Spanish embassy in Washington, D.C. In the middle of December. In the middle of finals week. Dougherty had a final the next day, in fact, and she considered sending the ambassador her regrets. Thankfully, reason prevailed. “How do you say no to that?” she says. She wore a pencil skirt and a flowered blouse, pearls and high heels, and when she arrived at the embassy on Pennsylvania Avenue, she learned that she’d be sitting right next to the ambassador. “I thought I was going to die,” Dougherty says. “I saw my place card and I was like, ‘Oh, my God.’”

Nora Dougherty with Spanish Ambassador to U.S. Jorge Dezcallar de Mazarredo at the Spanish embassy in Washington, D.C.

Sandra Suarez, Ph.D. TAS Adjunct Professor of Biology and Assistant Director of Upward Bound Math Science 1999-NYU-Received Fulbright for dissertation research relevant to the socio-reproductive behavior and relatedness of red-bellied tamarins (Saguinus labiatus) in world populations in the Amazonian region of northwestern Bolivia Jeremy M. Teigen, Ph.D. SSAIS Associate Professor of Political Science Fulbright Scholar award for the fall 2011 semester and the State Department sent Teigen to Tbilisi, Georgia. Taught Political Science and American Studies courses to graduate students at three universities, Tbilisi State University Ilia State University, and Black Sea University. Gave numerous talks throughout the country on party development in the U.S. and developing democracies

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Rounded out by a handful of embassy staff, the dinner party numbered no more than 15. Guests were served cream of watercress soup with Manchego cheese crackers, pastry filled with duck, raisins and olives cradled on bean sprouts in a Spanish sauce and dark chocolate mousse with peppermintcrunch, white-chocolate cookies. Dougherty was beside herself. “It was so fancy,” she says, a dreaminess in her voice.

So what does one talk about when one dines with the Spanish ambassador? Dezcallar asked Dougherty about her study abroad experience in his country. She talked about the research she had done under the tutelage of Professor Behzad Yaghmaian for her honors program thesis, titled “European Migration Policy: Impact of Euro Zone Financial Crisis and North African Revolutions.”

“I thought he was going to be very formal,” Dougherty says. “But he was funny. Half the time, he was going on about how ridiculous Spanish visa laws are. I don’t know.

I guess he thought, ’These are 10 American students. Who are they going to tell?’ He doesn’t have to be so prim and proper with us. He was talking about politics, and I was like, ’Can you be saying all of this?’ But I guess he figured he wasn’t around people who would take his quotes down.”

EDUCATION IN THE TRUEST SENSE OF THE WORD Come spring semester, Dougherty waited anxiously for word of the fate of her Fulbright application (though she hardly slowed down, working the semester as an intern for New Jersey State Sen. Robert M. Gordon). With help from Lorenz, and after securing letters of recommendation from Peterson, Yaghmaian and Levy, she had filed the application in October. Lorenz says Fulbright applicants need to describe their research proposal and draw a connection between the country in which they want to study and their personal and academic history with that country.

“You have to be able to convey that you have a research proposal that will make Fulbright look good and make the College look good. Nora did a great job of that,” Lorenz says. “Nora has studied Spain, visited Spain and worked among Spanish-language speakers a number of times. That distinguished her as a Spanish-language student and a Spanish-language Fulbright scholar.”

The application also included a personal statement.

In hers, Dougherty recalled her decision to pursue international studies, despite the less-than-obvious career path it might lead to. She recalled her father, Eugene, and his lifelong pursuit of learning, both as a product of a liberal arts education—he was a history major at Brooklyn College—and as a curious citizen of the world.

“To study international studies is to study language, politics, economics, anthropology and literature; in essence, it is an education in the truest sense of the word,” Dougherty wrote.

“I have spent four years fully engrossed and engaged in my education, developing global awareness, critical reading and writing skills and cross-cultural communication skills that could never have been learned in financial accounting. I have studied topics ranging from economic development strategies in Colombia to ethnographies of the native tribes of Papua New Guinea. My degree has made me a well rounded person, and to me, that is the ultimate form of success.”

On January 19, 2012, Dougherty learned that she had made it past the initial round of screening for Fulbright applicants.

That meant more waiting. Finally, on Monday, April 16, she received an email from Theresa Granza, Director of U.S. Student Programs at the Institute of International Education in New York City. “Congratulations!” it began. Dougherty was home at the time, nursing an eye infection. She went in search of her mother, Barbara—“Mom! Mom! Mom!”—and found her in the kitchen. She kept it simple. “I got it,” she said.

Barbara Dougherty, according to her daughter’s account, “freaked out.” She screamed for her husband, who was in the backyard, to come inside. He did. “What do I have to kill?” he said as soon as he walked in, figuring that only a trespassing insect could have inspired such a commotion. “They were super excited,” Dougherty says.

So was Lorenz. Three years ago, Provost Beth Barnett asked him to create the Office of Fellowships and Scholarships.

Each year, he helps dozens of students navigate what is often an exhausting application process, from writing a personal statement to preparing for an in-person interview. Lorenz, who has two kids of his own, ages three and five, says seeing Dougherty win a Fulbright made him feel like the proud parent of a 22-year-old.

“She has the maturity you often don’t see in a graduating senior,” he says. “She’s known across campus in virtually every sector. She has really involved herself in college in a way—and I’ve been doing this for 15 years—that I can’t really recall of a student. It doesn’t seem like she’s overworked. At the same time, she’s constantly busy. She seems to be able to handle everything and still smile about it and get her work done. I don’t know how she’s been able to do it all, but she does.”

Dougherty is spending the year living and teaching at a high school in the town of San Vicente de la Barquera, a port city in northernmost Spain. After that? She’d like to go to graduate school, preferably in Europe—ideally at the London School of Economics. But she doesn’t spend much time thinking about what might have happened if she’d gone to another college for her undergraduate degree. Ramapo, it turns out, was just the right fit.

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PUSHING BOUNDARIES

>BY CHRISTOPHER HANN

RAMAPO COLLEGE’S NURSING PROGRAM REACHES NEW HEIGHTS WITH GRADUATES PUSHING BOUNDARIES The first nursing class that any student in Ramapo College’s nursing program takes is called Evidence-Based Practice and Nursing Research. If you think that sounds a little ambitious for an introductory curriculum, Kathy Burke might tell you that’s precisely the point.

“Everyone assumes a nurse is a nurse, not realizing that they’re continually engaged in lifelong learning, continually engaged in lifelong clinical inquiry,” says Burke, the Assistant Dean of Nursing. “We begin teaching them the process of clinical inquiry and how never to be satisfied with the status quo.”

Burke has taught at Ramapo since 1996, long enough to see enrollment in the nursing program grow from 45 to nearly 400. She’s helped coordinate partnerships with New Jersey hospitals, which provide Ramapo nursing students with critical hands-on experience, and has seen the nursing program expand to include a master’s program and, soon, a new home, the Adler Center for Nursing Excellence, scheduled to be completed in the spring of 2014, designed specifically for future nursing students. For Burke, a special point of pride has been Ramapo’s longstanding emphasis on nurse-driven, clinical-based research associated with The Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, NJ. “I think the difference with Ramapo is that the faculty are always looking for innovative ways to include students in evidence and research at institutions that we affiliate with. And we’re aggressive about it, we really are. So it rubs off on students.”

Ramapo nursing students take advantage of a myriad of opportunities to gain experience in the field. In 2008,

Burke and nursing professor Elaine Patterson began taking nursing and other students on an annual study abroad trip to Sierra Leone, a venture supported by Sa Leone Health Pride, headed by clinical professor (and two-time Ramapo nursing graduate) Florence Dorwie, who grew up in the war-torn African country. Back on campus, nursing students work in a simulation lab where computerized dummy patients can be programmed to simulate just about any medical condition. “Whatever a patient can do,” Burke says, “this dummy can do.”

In addition to Ramapo’s partnership with Valley Hospital, the College has forged strong affiliations with Hackensack University Medical Center in Hackensack, NJ, and St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center in Paterson, NJ. The Valley Hospital’s credentialed nurses support the clinical learning of Ramapo students and serve as instructors and mentors for evidence-based projects.

Additionally, Valley nurses use the Ramapo simulation lab for most of their annual competency evaluations.

Ramapo professors serve on the Valley Nurse Research Council Steering Committee, which must approve research projects proposed by Valley nurses, including a regular number of Ramapo graduates. Ramapo professors also sit on research committees at Hackensack University Medical Center, St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center, and Good Samaritan Hospital in Suffern, NY. “The difference here is that we expect them to begin doing these projects, and we mentor them during their time here with the nurses at the hospital,” Burke says.

“They clearly know that this continuing clinical inquiry is their professional responsibility.”

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ive stories of Ramapo nursing alumnae and their ground-breaking research projects: MARGARET VALENTI

Nurse Margaret Valenti wanted to alleviate the pain anxiety experienced by many of her patients at Valley Hospital. On the whiteboard in each patient’s room she started writing the time they would receive their next dose of medication, and she noticed that simple act seemed to bring them some measure of comfort. In 2011, at Valenti’s request, hospital officials gave her the go-ahead to test her hunch in a formal survey. Three months later, the results were dramatic enough—“statistically significant” is the term researchers use— Valley Nurses Margaret Valenti ’12, Dona Meringer ’12 and Margaret Bischoff ’11 that Valley amended its pain policy to include Valenti’s intervention.

“When you get good outcomes from your patients,” Valenti says, “you continue to do it.”

Valenti graduated from Ramapo with a master’s degree in nursing education in 2012—taking many classes online—28 years after earning a bachelor’s degree in business from Iona College. At 42, having raised four kids, Valenti decided to pursue what she calls “my dream of becoming a nurse.” Today she’s also an adjunct nursing professor at Ramapo.

“I believe it’s a calling,” she says. “I feel very blessed to be able to work in a profession I love.”

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>BY CHRISTOPHER HANN

DONA MERINGER ’12 When Margaret Valenti set out on her pain-anxiety research project, she enlisted the aid of Ramapo classmate Dona Meringer. For Meringer, as for Valenti, nursing was a second career.

She had earned a bachelor’s degree in computer science from William Paterson University and worked for a decade as a computer programmer for IBM. Then, as the mother of three kids, she went back to school, earning a bachelor’s degree in nursing from William Paterson and a master’s in nursing education from Ramapo.

During her research with Valenti, Meringer was responsible for eliciting the responses of new mothers on the postpartum unit. “Dr. Burke mentored us through the entire process,” Meringer says, “and as a result of our research, it is a policy within our organization that nurses must write the time of the next available pain medication on the patient’s whiteboard. Having the impact to change policy is significant.”

Today, Meringer’s daughter, Patti, also works as a nurse at Valley Hospital. “I think watching me go through it, it definitely influenced her,” Meringer says. “That’s the thing with nursing, you have the opportunity to impact so many people.”

Dona Meringer

Petra Tepper ’04

PETRA TEPPER ’04 The cancer that invaded Petra Tepper’s body in 1986 moved doctors to amputate her right leg above the knee.

A quarter-century later, Tepper has turned the experience into a nursing specialty.

Petra Tepper ’04 and Gina Dovi ’07

GINA DOVI ’07 As a pediatric nurse at Hackensack University Medical Center, Gina Dovi treats some of the hospital’s most vulnerable patients: children with cancer, blood disorders and bone marrow transplants. Often she sees them afflicted with mucositis, inflammation and ulcerations in the mouth that can lead to pain, bleeding, infection and poor nutrition.

Dovi had read studies of adult mucositis patients who were treated with ice chips, which cooled their mouths during the infusion of chemotherapy and decreased the severity of mucositis. She wondered whether the treatment, known as cryotherapy, would help younger patients. She embarked on a one-year study, to be completed in March, to determine whether ice chips could help children who would be receiving chemotherapy prior to a stem cell transplant.

Dovi, who earned her degree in nursing from Ramapo in 2007, is now enrolled in Ramapo’s master’s program in nursing education.

“I really like the idea of helping people,” she says. “If you can make a kid smile once a day and make their day just a little better, that makes me happy.”

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At Hackensack University Medical Center, where she’s worked as an orthopedic nurse since 2000, Tepper serves as a “peer visitor,” part of a program run by the Amputee Coalition. At the request of doctors and fellow nurses, Tepper visits new amputees, assuring them that they can still live a normal, even active, life. “There’s still hope,” Tepper says. “It’s not the worst thing in the world.”

Tepper earned a bachelor’s degree in nursing from Ramapo in 2004. Now, she’s trying to create a more formal organization of peer visitors. She says she’s consulted patients at home, over the phone, even by email. “Faceto-face is the best,” says Tepper, who wears a prosthetic, “because you can show off your hardware.”

MARGARET BISCHOFF ’12 As a nurse in the neonatal unit at Valley Hospital, Margaret Bischoff works with premature babies and their anxious moms. Two years ago she began a research project to determine whether a light-touch therapy known as the M technique, typically used on adult patients in an intensive-care unit, could be applied to newborns.

Bischoff conducted a 13-month study involving 100 babies. Fifty received the light-touch therapy. Fifty did not. Bischoff hoped the treatment would help reduce stress in the newborns—some were born after just 24 weeks of gestation—and thus encourage their healing and maturation. While the babies received the light-touch therapy, Bischoff monitored their heart rates and oxygen saturation levels (most neonates breathe with the aid of a ventilator).

“Babies can’t raise their hand and tell me that they’re stressed,” Bischoff says.

“But I can look at their heart rate and breathing rate to tell if they’re stressed.”

While the study did not provide conclusive results, Bischoff says, the findings did reveal some noteworthy differences—for example, in the effects of the treatment on boys versus girls. In October she traveled to Palm Springs, CA, to present her findings to the National Association of Neonatal Nurses.

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ALUMNI IN THE SPOTLIGHT

recently retired from private practice as a physiatrist with Easton Area Rehab Physicians, which she co-owned. She received the President’s Award of Merit in 2007 for her distinguished accomplishments. She and her husband, Adalgery, endowed the Beck Scholarship to benefit students pursuing advanced degrees in medicine or chemistry.

Dr. Beck met her husband at the College where he was a laboratory technician from 1973 to 1976.

Q: You hold a nursing degree and enrolled in Ramapo College to major in chemistry.

You went on to complete a medical degree at New York Medical College. How did your time at Ramapo prepare you for medical school?

A: The coursework, as well as the courses I took to become a nurse, made me well grounded for the subject matter that I dealt with in medical school.

Q: Why physiatristy? What drew you to physical medicine and rehabilitation?

A: I began in internal medicine and completed a one-year stint at St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Paterson. I didn’t feel internal medicine allowed enough time to work with patients. Physiatristy is a broad field. It is a specialty with a strong link to internal medicine. I worked in a free-standing rehabilitation facility and used internal medicine skills to diagnose patients.

is the founding Principal of JR Market Strategies, LLC, a health care consulting practice. He received the President’s Award of Merit in 1996 for his distinguished accomplishments and the Distinguished Citizens Award in 2006 for his commitment to the community. He and his wife endowed the Jeffrey and Andrea Warren Scholarship, now the Warren Family Scholarship, in 2001. He also serves as chairman of the Morris County Regional Alumni Association.

Q: Why did an urban studies major pursue a career in health care?

A: When I graduated, urban affairs was out of favor in Washington, D.C. and there were few entry-level positions available. At that time, a friend had recently graduated from the health care program at New York University’s Graduate School of Public Administration and suggested that I look into it. I received my MPA in Health Policy, Planning and Administration, and then followed health care related opportunities in both the public and private sectors. Later in my career, as the executive vice president, corporate development for Cathedral HealthCare System in Newark, I was able to combine my interest in urban affairs and health.

Q: What services does JR Market Strategies offer?

A: I advise early stage health care focused start-up companies on how to position their products and services in the marketplace, and help them create business building opportunities with customers and strategic partners. Often, the founders of these firms are innovators in the health services/technology space.

I also provide strategic marketing counsel to pharmaceutical and other health care related companies through a partnership with another firm.

Q: Can you name some of your clients?

A: Remedia is a health care technology firm that has developed leading edge web-based algorithms for managing problems associated with over/under and inappropriate use of medications. They work with health plans and self-insured employers to improve and lower costs. Stayhealthy, Inc. based in California sells and leases web-enabled kiosks and devices that are FDA approved and capable of collecting health measurement data on body composition, weight, blood pressure, hearing and vision. Used across the U.S., these kiosks help promote health and wellness for businesses and communities. Transition Patient Services (TPS) provides hospitals and health plans with a technology solution that offers transition-in-care next day medication delivery combined with interactive voice response capability for patients leaving the hospital.

This approach is designed to reduce hospital readmissions. Another client is Gardant Global, which helps companies secure federal procurement and other grant funding to support their business objectives.

A: Well, the College helped me to reach my potential! I was the first Ramapo College graduate to attend medical school. Professor Theodore Sall approached me and asked if I had thought about medical school. At that time they were looking for possible candidates for medical school and he encouraged me to apply.

Q: What are some of your favorite memories of Ramapo College?

A: I loved the informality at that time. There were lunches with the professors and the interaction between the students and professors was wonderful. The professors were approachable and students never felt as if they were intruding.

They encouraged students to ask for help. I particularly remember professors Robert Shine and Len Ciaccio. Ted Michelfeld made advanced inorganic chemistry interesting. Professors Langer and Marsten were also helpful.

Q: In addition to endowing a scholarship, you continue to financially support Ramapo College. What prompts your gifts?

A: What we do and how we do it is an offshoot of our personalities. It is important to give back. Adalgery and I are fortunate to be able to do so. Also, I owe a debt of gratitude to the College for having gone to medical school.

Q: During your time at Ramapo, you were considered a non-traditional student. What are some of the advantages?

A: You go in knowing you have to apply yourself. You work hard to keep up and have good time management skills. There were several students who were older than the average age. Some were returning soldiers from Vietnam.

Q: You are an accomplished professional and have achieved your career goals. Is there anything else you would like to accomplish?

A: I’ve had a fulfilling and broad career. Now, I focus on staying as healthy as I can. I exercise, bowl, knit, sew and quilt. With a quilting group I’ve made teddy bears for children in the hospital and knitted red, white and blue hats for servicemen. We have to be goal-oriented to keep mentally and physically stimulated.

Q: You are involved with one of six approved medical marijuana alternative care centers in New Jersey. Why is this of interest to you?

JEFFREY WARREN ’73

Jeffrey Warren ’73, a member of Ramapo College’s first graduating class,

Q: How did Ramapo College help you to push personal and professional boundaries?

A: I believe that medicinal marijuana can help many people who are living with debilitating pain and discomfort. It can promote a better quality of life for those suffering from the nine conditions covered under the program. My hope is that it will become a valuable addition to other pain management options.

Q: What did you learn at Ramapo College that has helped you in your career?

A: I learned the value of taking risks and exploring new opportunities when they are offered. My internship in urban affairs from the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton, which was made available to Ramapo students, is a good example. I also learned the value of building and sustaining personal and professional relationships and the benefit that can be gained by learning and growing from each experience. The rapport that I had with my professors, particularly D. Bennett Mazur and Henry Bischoff helped instill this mind set.

Q: You are a person who gives of his time, money and expertise. Some of your board activities are related to your profession. You’re on the boards of the Health Enhancement Research Organization, the American Association of Preferred Provider Organization and a member of the leadership committee of the New Jersey Healthcare Quality Institute. Unrelated to your work, you also serve on the board of the Adler Aphasia Center. Why is this important to you?

A: Throughout my career, there were many people who took the time to provide me with guidance and support. By sitting on boards, I’m able to share my knowledge and expertise while giving back to others. Serving on boards is also a way to stay current in one’s field, meet new colleagues and develop lasting business relationships. My business affiliations offer a forum for me to promote those things that are important to me such as improved access to care, wellness and cost-effective care at the local, regional and national levels. My involvement on the board of the Adler Aphasia Center allows me to promote awareness of aphasia and the wonderful services that the center provides to those in need.

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CHRISTINE BECK, M.D. ’74

Christine Beck, M.D. ’74,

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COLLEGE FINANCIALS Statements of Net Assets June 30, 2012 and 2011 (dollars in thousands] Includes Component Unit

2012

2011

ASSETS Current Assets Cash and cash equivalents

$68,352

$59,237

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41

Students, less allowance of $431 and $470

796

678

Loans, less allowance of $102 and $99

189

135

Gifts and grants, less allowance of $141 and $126

2,309

1,806

Contributions, net

2,196

1,198

Short-term investments Receivables

Due from Ramapo College Foundation (Due to College) Other Total Receivables Deposits held by Trustees Other current assets Total Current Assets

—

—

1,053

1,240

6,543

5,057

62,682

22,409

36

27

137,624

86,771

12,389

12,526

Noncurrent Assets Investments, at fair value Student loan receivables, less allowance of $469 Contributions receivable, net Plant facilities, net Total Noncurrent Assets Total Assets

761

811

3,880

2,190

266,075

262,693

283,105

278,220

$420,729

$364,991

LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses

$12,782

$11,666

Long-term liabilities, current portion

5,999

6,637

Deferred revenue

3,802

3,845

Compensated absences, current portion

1,794

2,070

Deposits

1,330

1,332

25,707

25,550

274,559

233,725

Total Current Liabilities Noncurrent Liabilities Long-term debt Other liabilities Compensated absences U.S. Government Grants refundable Total Noncurrent Liabilities Total Liabilities

423

321

1,192

1,173

958

965

277,132

236,184

$302,839

$261,734

$33,487

$32,608

10,014

7,596

8,368

8,129

NET ASSETS Invested in capital assets, net of related debt Restricted Nonexpendable Expendable Grants Debt service Renewal and replacement Unrestricted

285

3,870

4,115

Capital projects

49,145

33,308

Current

13,006

17,216

$117,890

$103,257

Total Net Assets

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Statement of Changes in Net Assets (Years Ended June 30, 2012 and 2011) (Dollars in Thousands)

Statement of Cash Flows 2012

2011

(Years Ended June 30, 2012 and 2011) (Dollars in Thousands)

INCLUDES COMPONENT UNIT

COLLEGE ONLY

REVENUE

CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Operating Revenues

Tuition and fees

Student tuition and fees

$71,228

$68,130

Less: tuition scholarship allowances

(17,415)

(17,837)

Net Student Tuition and Fees

53,813

50,293

Grants and contracts Payments to suppliers Payments for employee benefits

35,764

35,435

Auxiliary enterprise charges

(3,033)

35,764

35,435

Federal grants and contracts

7,294

7,710

State and local grants and contracts

8,160

8,292

Contributions

4,800

3,717

Federal appropriations

2,419

2,526

State appropriations

112,250

107,973

Instruction Research and Public Service Academic support

43,765

43,030

39

65

5,969

6,058

Student services

11,519

11,537

Institutional support

16,282

16,451

764

672

14,496

14,570

354

608

Student financial aid and scholarships Operations and maintenance of plant Fundraising Depreciation Auxiliary

10,427

10,561

18,427

18,568

Total Operating Expenses

122,042

122,120

Operating (Loss) Income

(9,792)

(14,147)

Other Net Cash from Operating Activities

16,130

16,770

16,844

16,878

26

1,946

(9,193)

(10,021)

—

—

23,807

25,573

618

—

14,633

11,426

Investment income, net Interest expense Transactions with affiliates Net Nonoperating Revenue (Expenses) Other Revenue Capital gifts and grants Increase in Net Assets

End of year

(8,154)

—

—

32,974

33,648

2,691

3,565 35,917

Federal family education loan program disbursements

(35,501)

(35,917)

Net Cash from Noncapital Financing Activities

35,665

37,213

CASH FLOWS FROM CAPITAL FINANCING ACTIVITIES Capital grants and gifts received Purchases of capital assets Proceeds from the issuance of long-term debt Principal paid on capital debt and leases Interest paid on capital debt and leases Increase in deposits held by trustees Net Cash from Capital Financing Activities

618

—

(13,805)

(4,564)

85,197

19,897

(43,890)

(18,932)

(9,956)

(10,021)

(40,099)

(4,916)

(21,935)

(18,536)

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES Interest on investments

212

74

7,860

10,597

CASH Beginning of year End of year

58,922

48,325

$66,782

$58,922

$(16,088)

$(19,468)

10,427

10,561

RECONCILIATION OF NET OPERATING REVENUES (EXPENSES) TO NET CASH FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Operating loss Adjustments to reconcile net loss to net cash from operating activities Depreciation expense Capital gifts

—

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Changes in assets and liabilities

NET ASSETS Beginning of year

1,778

(6,082)

35,501

Gifts and grants Federal family education loan program receipts

Nonoperating Revenue (Expenses) State of New Jersey appropriations

1,858

CASH FLOWS FROM NONCAPITAL FINANCING ACTIVITIES

Net Increase in Cash

State of New Jersey paid fringe benefits

(30,084) (61,383)

(2,972)

Operating Expenses

14,647

(29,631)

(18,776)

Less: auxiliary allowances

EXPENSES

$50,229

13,647 (61,627)

38,468

Total Operating Revenues

$53,634

(19,727)

38,736

Other operating revenues

2011

Payments to employees

Auxiliary enterprises Net Auxiliary Enterprises

2012

Receivables, net 103,257 $117,890

91,831 $103,257

(1,218)

111

—

—

Accounts payable

1,122

2,027

Deferred revenue

(53)

(332)

Other assets

Deposits held for others

(8)

(24)

Compensated absences

(257)

(1,021)

Government grants refundable Net Cash from Operating Activities

(7)

(15)

$(6,082)

$(8,154)

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FOUNDATION FINANCIALS Statements of Financial Position June 30, 2012, and 2011

2012

2011

ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents Grants receivable Accounts receivable Unconditional promises to give, net of allowance for doubtful accounts of $50,000 Investments

$1,569,871

$314,984

1,326,337

1,489,406

43,688

74,188

6,075,665

3,387,820

12,399,679

12,566,947

Prepaid expenses

36,036

27,021

Total Assets

$21,451,276

$17,860,366

$48,692

$55,358

1,388,129

800,993

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities Accounts payable Due to Ramapo College of New Jersey Deferred income

85,527

75,298

Due to agency funds

87,515

81,679

Annuities payable Total Liabilities

241,578

139,686

1,851,441

1,153,014

Net Assets Unrestricted Undesignated

705,826

430,736

Board Designated

511,674

551,238

Total Unrestricted Net Assets Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted Total Net Assets

Statements of Cash Flows Years ended June 30, 2012, and 2011

1,217,500

981,974

8,368,330

8,129,102

10,014,005

7,596,276

19,599,835

16,707,352

$21,451,276

$17,860,366

2012

2011

$2,892,483

$3,751,441

CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Change in net assets Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash from operating activities Permanently restricted contributions Realized and unrealized gains/(loss) on investments

(2,417,729)

(782,527)

288,407

(1,743,620)

Change in operating assets and liabilities Grants receivable Accounts receivable Unconditional promises to give

163,069

87,537

30,500

(26,389)

(2,687,845)

(558,390)

Prepaid expenses

(9,015)

(12,220)

Accounts payable

(6,666)

(5,299)

Annuities payable

101,892

1,880

Due to Ramapo College of New Jersey

587,136

(64,125)

Deferred income Due to agency funds Net Cash from Operating Activities

10,229

6,806

5,836

33,024

(1,041,703)

688,118

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES Sale of investments Purchase of investments Net Cash from Investing Activities

1,195,971

346,864

(1,317,110)

(1,847,117)

(121,139)

(1,500,253)

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES Proceeds from permanently restricted contributions

2,417,729

782,527

Net Change in Cash and Cash Equivalents

1,254,887

(29,608)

CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS Beginning of year End of year

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314,984

344,592

$1,569,871

$314,984

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Statements of Activities Year Ended June 30, 2012 OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE

Unrestricted

Temporarily Restricted

Permanently Restricted

2012 Total

$338,936

$2,043,127

$2,417,729

$4,799,792

282,973

10,037

—

293,010

—

1,855,925

—

1,855,925

Special events

1,130

—

—

1,130

Memberships

14,415

—

—

14,415

52,325

27,350

—

79,675

173,119

—

—

173,119

Donations Fundraising events, net Grants

Program service Other Investment income

(1,903)

(28,402)

—

(30,305)

3,668,809

(3,668,809)

—

—

4,529,804

239,228

2,417,729

7,186,761

Payment to College toward salaries

200,000

—

—

200,000

Capital payments to College

932,014

—

—

932,014

Foundation operations

327,731

—

—

327,731

96,442

—

—

96,442

Scholarships and awards

464,713

—

—

464,713

Planned giving and capital campaign

257,682

—

—

257,682

59,754

—

—

59,754

1,955,942

—

—

1,955,942

Net assets released from restrictions Total Support and Revenue EXPENSES

Events, programs and fundraising

College grants awarded Expenses for restricted grants Total Expenses Change in Net Assets

4,294,278

—

—

4,294,278

235,526

239,228

2,417,729

2,892,483

NET ASSETS Beginning of year

981,974

8,129,102

7,596,276

16,707,352

$1,217,500

$8,368,330

$10,014,005

$19,599,835

Unrestricted

Temporarily Restricted

Permanently Restricted

2011 Total

$437,883

$2,496,339

$782,527

$3,716,749

269,367

35,446

—

304,813

—

1,881,745

—

1,881,745

Special events

3,340

—

—

3,340

Memberships

6,585

—

—

6,585

49,755

22,025

—

71,780

End of year

Statements of Activities Year Ended June 30, 2011 OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE Donations Fundraising events, net Grants

Program service Other

153,773

—

—

153,773

Investment income

198,875

1,795,848

—

1,994,723

3,531,386

(3,531,386)

—

—

4,650,964

2,700,017

782,527

8,133,508

Payment to College toward salaries

200,000

—

—

200,000

Capital payments to College

947,917

—

—

947,917

Foundation operations

358,809

—

—

358,809

Events, programs and fundraising

162,439

—

—

162,439

Scholarships and awards

389,964

—

—

389,964

Planned giving and capital campaign

237,283

—

—

237,283

54,995

—

—

54,995

2,030,660

—

—

2,030,660

Net assets released from restrictions Total Support and Revenue EXPENSES

College grants awarded Expenses for restricted grants Total Expenses Change in Net Assets

4,382,067

—

—

4,382,067

268,897

2,700,017

782,527

3,751,441

NET ASSETS Beginning of year End of year

713,077

5,429,085

6,813,749

12,955,911

$981,974

$8,129,102

$7,596,276

$16,707,352

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AN EXCEPTIONAL YEAR OF GIVING

Jessica Finaldi ’11, Jeanine Mahon Dawkins ’94, Lyn Clark ’94, and Tony Cambria ’92 at a Bergen County Regional Alumni reception held at the home of Keith Dawkins ’94 and his wife, Jeanine Mahon Dawkins ’94 in June (L-R): Eileen McCallon-Doyle ’12, Laura Gretz ’10, Domenico Esposito ’10, Instructor of Nursing Cristina Stearns ’03, ’07, Ashley Armstrong ’10, Danielle Bloomfield ’10, Karen Elliott ’11, Lisa Wood ’10 and Michelle Ayvas ’10 attended an Alumni Reunion Brunch held for graduates of the College’s Nursing Program in April

JoAnne Florio ’81, Dr. Jackie Ehlert-Mercer, Valerie Leibowitz ’93 and Susan Geltman ’92 at a Bergen County Regional Alumni reception held at the home of Keith Dawkins and his wife, Jeanine Mahon Dawkins, both the Class of 1994

Tom Ng ’10, Jessica Patterson ’09, President Peter P. Mercer and Assemblyman Tim Eustace ’78 at the Annual Alumni Barbecue held in conjunction with the first concert of the TD Bank Summer Concert Series in July.

Jeffrey Parker ’10, Scott Carrico ’11 and David Calotta ’08 at the Morris County Regional Alumni reception

Jeffrey Warren ’73, Margaret Karcnik ’81 and President Peter P. Mercer at a Morris County Regional Alumni reception in June

Chuck Schaefer, Antonietta Brower ’02 and Trustee W. Peter McBride at a Regional Alumni Capital Campaign Reception at the home of Chuck and Carol Schaefer in Franklin Lakes, NJ

Joanela Diaz ’11, Analisia Reyes ’11 and Nicole Mejia ’11 attended a Hudson County Regional Alumni reception in June

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BUILDING OUR PROMISE: CAPITAL PROJECTS

CAPITAL PROJECTS Gifts and multi-year pledges to Capital Projects, including the Adler Center for Nursing Excellence, the Anisfield School of Business, Athletic Capital Funds, Bill Bradley Sports and Recreation Center, Capital Equipment, H-Wing Renovation, the Salameno Spiritual Center, the Salameno School of American and International Studies, Sharp Sustainability Education Center and Theoretical and Applied Science Building Architectural pencil rendering of the future Adler Center for Nursing Excellence

$1 MILLION AND ABOVE Anonymous Anonymous Elaine & Myron Adler Millicent G. & Richard C. Anisfield* Ina Anisfield Meyers* Theresa A. & Lawrence Salameno $500,000 - $999,999 Sharp Electronics Corporation $250,000 - $499,999 Florence & Murray Sabrin Vitus F. Stablein ’76 $100,000 - $249,999 CIT Group Century 21 Construction Corp.

Daniell Family Foundation, Inc. Marion C. ’80 & John P. Dugan Follett College Stores Corporation Inserra ShopRite Supermarkets, Inc. Kathleen & Carlo Mainardi Gail & Anthony J. Marino Pamela & W. Peter McBride Holly & Paul D. Miller Theresa & Anthony Padovano $50,000 - $99,999 BD Basic Home Infusion Fred J. Brotherton Charitable Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Konica Minolta Photo Imaging USA KPMG Foundation Sharon G. Pierson & Bernard J. Milano Emily Kosstrin Mann & Samuel Mann Eileen & Roy Putrino Sodexo Dining Services, Inc. Rosellen & Mark A. Yamout ’79 $25,000 - $49,999 David & Eleanore Rukin Philanthropic Foundation Rebecca Kraus Nancy & Robert Kossowsky

Elizabeth M. & Ralph M. Mastrangelo Prestige Family of Fine Cars PSE&G Foundation Walter L. Santner ’75 Sony Electronics Inc. TD Bank $10,000 - $24,999 A. L. Levine Family Foundation, Inc. Alfred J. Battaglia* Pamela & Henry Bischoff William W. Briggs Victoria H. & James V. Bruni Linda L. & William Dator Cathleen Davey & Raymond Corbett, Jr. Joseph A. De Angelis Timothy Finley ’94 Diane P. ’85 & Brian M. Flynn* Bonnie Driskill Franklin & John B. Franklin Kurt Versen Company Nancy Mackin & Timothy Robinson Rose* & Andrew Mainardi, Jr. Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark Alice & Thomas P. Palmer Jelena Pjesivac-Grobvic ’03 & Dragoslav Grbovic ’03 Joyce & Thomas J. Srednicki Verizon Communications Carolyn M. Merkel ’78 & Larry A. Wilson $5,000 - $9,999 All Star Baseball Camp Bergen Raiders Soccer Club Joeen M. Cianella Cosmos Soccer Donna C. & Brian Gibson Hudson City Savings Bank Patricia & Robert Kozakiewicz Playtex Products, Inc. Sanyo Semiconductor Corporation Cipora Schwartz Schwartz Family Foundation UBS United Way of Morris County

$2,500 - $4,999 Kathleen F. & Todd Austin Nancy L. Boone ’07 Peter Breihof Shirlee M. & Robert T. Caruso Kathleen & Ronald J. Kase Mahwah Bar & Grill Marriott Business Services Michael Wilson Environmental Horticulture Rosa I. & William Mulryan, Jr. Rodney D. Smith Student Activities Revenue Management $2,499 AND BELOW Ioana D. Agams Christine A. Baker Gordon Bear Paul Beaupain Jody Berkowitz Anne Boland & John Tomasicchio Karen B. Booth Suzanne Bonnici Gail & Wally Brady Joaquin Calderon Miki L. Cammarata Catholics at Ramapo United John Cassidy John R. Celentano Joseph V. Celentano Becky & Robert J. Cella Karen & Frederic C. Champlin III Anne & Pat Chang Carol F. Cohen Victoria L. Colman ’04 Con Edison Angela Cristini Beatrice Cronin Joe Curley August Daquila Janet ’87 & John Dengel Robert G. Dente ’92 Linda Diaz Robert Dilly Martin Dollinger, Esq./ Dollinger & Dollinger Eugene S. Dubicki Joan C. & Thomas W. Dunn Dorothy Echols Tobe Martha Ecker Claudia & Dominic Esker

Robert G. & Jane V. Engel Foundation Field Pro Enterprises Margaret Finberg Kathleen L. Fowler Letizia Gambrell-Boone Susan C. ’92 & Gerald Geltman Ronald Giampaolo Susan Gluchanicz Peter C. Goetz ’89 Google, Inc. Frances K. ’80 & David R. Hackett Howard Herr Venus Hewing Ivy League Ltd Inc. Nancy Jaeger Judith E. Jeney Neil Juilian ’80 Eric F. Karlin Sigmund A. Kay Robin N. ’98, ’02, ’07 & Kevin Keller KKTT Restaurant Corp.

Michael T. Laheney ’83 Miles Lazerwitz Ronald F. Luino Victoria H. Madden George Mader Eugene Marshall Mahwah Bar & Grill Kevin McDaniel Nadine M. ’90 & Woodford J. Mooers III Jeffrey Nightingale NSJ Associates North Jersey Premier Soccer Academy Raymond Ocasio Paragon Federal Credit Union Joseph R. Patane Steven L. Pease Brenda Perkins Steve Perry Evelyn H. & W. Sandborn Pfeiffer Prudential Foundation Emma C. Rainforth Joanne & Wayne Richman Phyllis & Richard Roberts Rolex Watch USA, Inc. Corliss I. Rosenkranz Roberta & Edward Saiff Samuel R. Schnydman

Pat & John Senese Ryan Seu Frances Shapiro-Skrobe & John Skrobe Mark Singer Stephanie Spratley Jamie & Bryan J. Steros ’98 Susy E. & Fernando Suarez Michael Tirri United Parcel Service Tanya ’02 & Michael Washington ’01 Lou Wilcox Thomas Williams Maureen C. & Thomas A. Zelante The following donors made gifts to the Lawrence and Theresa Salameno Spiritual Center: Shirlee M. & Robert T. Caruso (In memory of Anne B. Zocco) Cathleen Davey & Raymond Corbett, Jr. (In memory of Jeanette Weisberg Saiff) John B. Franklin (In memory of Bonnie Driskill Franklin) Robyn Herbst (In memory of Bridget Ryan) Kathleen & Ronald J. Kase (In memory of Bridget Ryan) Phyllis & Richard Roberts (In memory of Jeanette Weisberg Saiff) Roberta & Edward Saiff (In honor of Joe & Moira LeMay) The following donors made gifts to the Adler Center for Nursing Excellence: Millicent G. & Richard C. Anisfield* (In honor of Jerry Bellete) * Deceased

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Clifton Shambry ’12, Whitney Gordon ’13, Runa Khanom ’13 and Majeda Sultana ’12 were among a number of students in the Educational Opportunity Fund Program whom received scholarships through the Ramapo College Foundation in the 2011 – 2012 academic year

ENDOWMENTS & SCHOLARSHIPS The following are contributions received during fiscal year 2012 (July 1, 2011–June 30, 2012) to support endowments and scholarships.

ANGELO TARALLO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Patricia Ann Tarallo ANISFIELD ASB SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT The following gifts were made in memory of Richard Anisfield Gary Aidekman Apex Lighting Solutions, LLC Beattie Padovano Counselors at Law Boston Light Source Gail P. & Wally Brady Gwendolyn Lou & David Warren Comer Cathleen Davey & Raymond Corbett Diversified Lighting Associates , Inc. Joan C. & Thomas W. Dunn ERW/Harvco, Inc Federated Lighting , Inc. Nettie & Myron Feldman Michael H. Forman Laura J. & Steven J. Gang Gasser Bush Associates JTH Lighting Alliance, Inc. Kim Lynch & Ira Kaltman Betty & Harold Kullman Gerald A. LeBoff Harriet & Edward Lifson Lighting Associates, Inc. Kathleen & Carlo Mainardi Sheila & James Pfafflin Patricia M. & Arthur Riedel Judith Greenberg Seinfeld Joan Sutton Thomas Harris & Co, Inc. Arlene & Michael S. Toder Marilyn & Robert N. Wiener Mary F. & John H. Wood ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP A & A RRPN Association Cathleen Davey & Raymond Corbett in memory of Betsy Fitzmaurice Don Manzo Memorial Fund Inc. Carol G. Duncan Eric M. Ganz in memory of Jacob Halle Venus R. Hewing Ramsey Veterinary Hospital, PA Anne M. ’04 & Scott Smith Verizon Foundation ANTHONY AND THERESA PADOVANO LECTURE SERIES ENDOWMENT Theresa & Anthony Padovano AUDREY CROOK BERNTSEN SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Susan & David H. Berntsen ’85

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BEATE RIESTERER SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Goldman, Sachs & Co. Marie Elizabeth Gomez ’00 BECKY AND FRANK KRAUS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Rebecca H. Kraus BOB SPROUL EMPATHY SCHOLARSHIP Nicholas M. Hohn ’08 Robert C. Sproul BONNIE DRISKILL FRANKLIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP John Franklin United Way of Northern New Jersey CAROL SCHAEFER HUMAN SERVICES AWARD Carol D. ’84 & Charles V. Schaefer Shepherd Foundation CAROLE CAMPANA SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Joan Margulies Gloria B. Smith Marsha E. Ziegler CLAIRE AND HOWARD SHURAK ENDOWMENT David Jacowitz ’00 New York Life Foundation CRANE FUND FOR WIDOWS AND CHILDREN SCHOLARSHIP FUND Crane Fund for Widows & Children DANIEL ARCE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Maria & Paul Krupin DANIEL J. CRONIN MEMORIAL ENDOWMENT Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Beatrice Cronin Mary Anne & Jerome S. Cronin Barbara A. Davis-Wendt Priscilla & Sergio Sedita DAVID BLAUER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Marilyn & Martin Blauer* DR. GARY KETTLITZ MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Joan C. & Thomas W. Dunn Linda A. Falk Mark S. Howenstein Moira Kathleen & Joseph Lemay Nancy Mackin & Timothy Robinson

Mary & William J. Makofske Roberta & Edward Saiff DR. JUDITH PECK SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Jeanne & Stanley Fainberg Judith Peck DRS. ELLEN & JEFFREY KAIDEN URBAN EDUCATOR SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Ellen & Jeffrey Kaiden DR. KAY FOWLER SCHOLARSHIP The following donors made gifts in memory of Dr. Kay Fowler Gail P. & Wally Brady Donna Y. ’91 & Donald E. Brennan Heather Olins Frances Shapiro-Skrobe & John Skrobe ELAINE B. WINSHELL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Elaine Winshell EOF ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Nancy L. ’07 & Donald Boone Anna M. Farneski Maria L. Marte ’03 Hassan M. Nejad H. Marina ’87 & William P. Topken Viva L. White ’01 FOUNDING PRESIDENT GEORGE T. POTTER & LAURIE POTTER, PH.D ENDOWMENT Laurie Potter Beth Ann Shapiro-Steele ’79 & James Steele The Shapiro Family Foundation In Memory of Lisa Mangeri FRANCES K. HACKETT ’80 SOUTH PLAINFIELD SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Frances K. ’80 & David R. Hackett Prudential Foundation FRANK M. POTANKA SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Ann Marie Potanka FRIENDS OF RAMAPO CONTEMPORARY ARTS ENDOWMENT Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Teri & Jim Graul Walter Liang Linda Lund Pamela Lucca & Justin Morris Mary & Thomas Kim

Tammy & Jonathan N. Marcus ’93 Margaret V. Mullen Gensch & Al Gensch Dorothy S. Neff Frederick Patterson Deborah Richin Stanley Richmond Edie M. & Ralph A. Rinaldi, Jr. Judith Martinez Rodriguez & Francis J. Rodriguez Joanne Santoro Nancy W. & Harry Silver Diane Thompson Susan Wallace Angela & Glenn Wilson Matthew R. Young ’08 Jo Anne M. Zellers GARVIN LALLY WRITER’S SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Georgina E. Lally ’96 GELTMAN ART SCHOLARSHIP FUND Susan C. ’92 & Gerald Geltman MILTON MACK GITTENS, PH.D. AND GRANVILLE CALDECOTT GITTENS ASB SCHOLARSHIP Milton Gittens* MILTON MACK GITTENS, PH.D. AND GRANVILLE CALDECOTT GITTENS EOF SCHOLARSHIP Milton Gittens* GUILIANA FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Stephanie & John V. Guiliana HAITI SCHOLARSHIP FUND Cheryl L. Blake Florence Brown Timothy J. Burns Charles Carreras Joanne Caselli ’04, ’08 Cheryl Cherilus Jo Ann Logan Daniels Jonathan Demme Mary Ellen & Michael Dudas Paul H. Elovitz Timothy Finley ’94 Monika F. Giacoppe George P. Gonpu Shalom Gorewitz Timothy J. Haase ’06 Mark S. Howenstein Barbara Johnson Clyde Johnson Kathleen & Ronald J. Kase Robin N. ’98, ’02, ’07 & Kevin M. Keller Kathryn K. Krase Stephen J. Larson Sanna P. Lemmetti ’01, ’09 Kim R. Lorber

Megan Elizabeth McHugh ’12 Kevin McDaniel Jenny K. Monteleone Steven Perry Paul Pittman Eileen A. Quaglino Ramapo College AFT Local 2274 Stanley Richmond Bernard R. Roy Frantz Sainte Loretta & Paul Schatz Cheryl Schwartz Patrice D. Scully Frances Shapiro-Skrobe & John Skrobe in memory of Dr. Kay Fowler Jacquelyn M. Skrzynski Warner Wada L’Tanya L. Williamson HARCHAND SINGH & JAGIR KAUR GREWAL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT ADPP Enterprises Amarjit Singh Grewal HELEN BURCHELL ENDOWMENT Russell Reinhardt HERMAN D. MYTELKA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Arnold K. Mytelka JACK RICHARDSON MEMORIAL AWARD Cynthia M. Brennan ’73 JACKIE & PAUL GARBER SCHOLARSHIP FUND Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Jackie D. ’75 & Paul Garber JDK SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Jacob Kossowsky ’10 David & Eleanore Rukin Philanthropic Foundation JEANETTE KRIEGER MYTELKA SCHOLARSHIP Joann Marie & Noel L. Bansil Arnold K. Mytelka JOYCE BIENER SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Nalini Bethala Joyce & Alexander Biener Hildegarde F. & Bruce W. Borkowski Paula Stahl Borzone & Anthony Borzone Custom Design & Manufacture Corp.

Anne M. & Thomas Daidone Linda R. & Ronald M. Dimonda Julisa M. & Joshua Gilenson Carolyn T. & Joseph K. Hyon Nanette & Danny Jiji

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Grace Ruocco Madell & Samuel H. Madell Marilyn Kasner Morgan & Nicky N. Morgan Ann C. & Drew A. Nieporent Jean L. & Charles J. Penatello Barbara A. Santangelo Kathleen & John Scifo JUDY WEBSTER SCHOLARSHIP The following donors made gifts in memory of Judy Webster Eleanor Antolino Kathleen F & Todd Austin Michael Cennerazzo Colony Club of Ocean City, Inc Community Foundation of New Jersey Doris B. & William A. Conover Linda L. & William Dator Cathleen Davey & Raymond Corbett H. Lisa & Vincent M. DiGiulio Vera & Dieter H. Gosda Flora Carol Johnsen Marion Koenig Mary Laythan Eileen & Joseph M. Leone Carol A. & Thomas Malinky Rachele A. & Kenneth W. Martell New Jersey Cameo Club Barbara J. Peterson Carol Lee Phiefer Carmela Pires Saddle River Garden Club J. Dolores Van Saders Yvonne J. Schadei Nancy Jean & Arthur Schempp Ann & Peter M. Swist Lois & Jack H. Vitenson Kathleen ’86 & Franklyn V. Webster Jean R. Wilson

KATHY AZZARA ENDOWMENT Kathleen ’02 & Michael W. Azzara Hudson City Savings Bank

OPERATION LINK-UP SCHOLARSHIP Carey Jenkins Operation Link Up Inc.

MACKIN-ROBINSON ENDOWMENT Nancy Mackin & Timothy Robinson

PARENT’S COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Cynthia & Brian Branco Crane Foundation, Inc. Theodora & Robert B. Culbertson Eileen T. & Stephen G. Dormer Kim & John Englishman Fernando Garip Susan & John Hale Ani & Vahe Naljian Ann C. & Drew A. Nieporent Sarah Bean Ricca & Joseph Ricca Susan & Peter J. Scandariato Joanne S. & Kevin L. Smith V & W Anesthesia Associates, LLC

MAHWAH REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Mahwah Regional Chamber of Commerce MARCEL BIENER ENDOWMENT Joyce & Alexander Biener MARION PAWLICK BUSCH ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Lori & David W. Busch MARY K. & SALVATORE J. FANALE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Maryellen & Wayne Licker MARY M. IPPOLITO ENDOWMENT Mary M. ’82 & Joseph A. Ippolito MORTON AND CLARA RICHMOND ENDOWMENT Stanley Richmond NANCY W. AND HARRY SILVER SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Goldman, Sachs & Co. Nancy W. & Harry Silver

POLICE OFFICER MICHAEL J. BUCZEK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Michael John Buczek Foundation

PURVI PAREKH AND MANSHI MEHTA ENDOWMENT Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Foundation Manshi ’02 & Apurva Mehta

SEBASTIAN J. RACITI SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Anne Boland & John Tomasicchio Elizabeth Hill

R & N FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT in honor of Robert Kossowsky David & Eleanore Rukin Philanthropic Foundation Andrea & Roger Devries Janice & Jimmy Epps Joan E. & Robert S. Ireland Nancy & Robert Kossowsky Kathleen & Carlo Mainardi Dorothy E. Mullen Diane C. Rudolph Carol & Bernard W. Soumoff

STEPHEN D. WARREN MEMORIAL ENDOWMENT Kathleen F & Todd Austin Cathleen Davey & Raymond Corbett Donna Warren

RAMAPO COLLEGE COMMUNITY STUDENT ENRICHMENT ENDOWMENT FUND Jill C. Brown RAMAPO COLLEGE EMT ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Heather A. Hemphill ’05

PROFESSOR CHARLES CARRERAS LATIN STUDIES SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Daniel J. Elliot ’07

ROSS FAMILY SURVIVOR TO SURVIVOR SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Judith Lee Rotz

PROFESSOR ROBERT J. CHRISTOPHER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Frima Christopher Katie Rose Christopher Nina J. Christopher Noam Christopher Robert Horatio Christopher Rosalie Jane Lurie

RUSSELL BERRIE FOUNDATION NURSING SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT The Russell Berrie Foundation

STEVEN MEYERS CHAIR IN FINANCE Estate of Ina A. Meyers Barbara D. & Steven J. Smith STUDENT AFFAIRS DIVISION SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Miki L. Cammarata Ramona L. Kopacz TOPKEN GRADUATE NURSING SCHOLARSHIP H. Marina ’87 & William P. Topken TOPKEN UNDERGRADUATE NURSING SCHOLARSHIP H. Marina ’87 & William P. Topken WILLIE AND HERTHA RUBEL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AT&T Foundation Rachel & Jason F. Simon ’93

SAIFF FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Roberta & Edward Saiff

LEGACY SOCIETY Acknowledges donors whose generosity to Ramapo has established a lasting legacy. Membership in the Legacy Society is extended to those individuals who have created an endowment or who have provided for Ramapo in their estate plans through wills, life income gifts, retirement plans, life insurance dedications and other vehicles.

ADPP Enterprises in memory of Harchand Singh & Jagir Kaur Grewal Elaine & Myron Adler Ramapo College Alumni Association American Federation of Teachers Ramapo College Local 2274 Ruth Zowander & Philip M. Anderson in memory of Philip M. Anderson, Sr. Millicent G. & Richard C. Anisfield*

Members of The Board of Governors and the Legacy Society attended a luncheon at the College’s Opening Convocation featuring author James Loewen in September. (L-R-Standing): Jonathan Marcus ’93, Esq., Larry Wilson, Professor of Finance Murray Sabrin, Bob Kossowsky, Teddy Halpern, President Peter P. Mercer, Distinguished Professor Anthony Padovano, James Loewen, Margaret Mullen, Joe Ippolito, Frank Rodriguez, Sharon Rubin, Carolyn Merkel ’78, Dean of TAS Edward Saiff. (L-R-Seated): Florence Sabrin, Nancy Kossowksy, Mary Ippolito, Elaine Adler and Robby Saiff.

The Anisfield Deanship Fund Endowment The Anisfield Scholarship Endowment The Anisfield Arts & Humanities Endowment The Anisfield ASB Scholarship Endowment Anonymous Anonymous Ina Anisfield-Meyers* Steven Meyers Endowed Chair in Finance Anisfield-Meyers Family Endowment

Mary & Vincent Annunziato in memory of Melissa Annunziato Ligia & Bernardo Arce The Daniel Arce Scholarship Endowment Jeannette B. Aronow* Evelyn Aronow Scholarship Endowment Kathleen ’02 & Michael W. Azzara The Kathy Azzara Scholarship Endowment

Family & Friends of Byron M. Baer in memory of Byron M. Baer Alfred J. Battaglia* Christine ’74 & Adalgery Beck Beck Endowed Scholarship Fund David H. Berntsen ’85 in memory of Audrey Crook Berntsen Joyce & Alexander Biener Joyce Biener Scholarship Marcel Biener Scholarship

Friends & Family of Henry Bischoff in honor of Henry Bischoff Pamela & Henry Bischoff Allan and Marguerite Morehead Endowment Marilyn & Martin Blauer* in memory of David Blauer ’94 William W. Briggs William Briggs Scholarship Endowment I William Briggs Scholarship Endowment II

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Legacy Society members, Professor Emeritus Charles Carreras and Lisa and Marty Aronow enjoyed a lovely evening at the eighth annual Legacy Society Dinner in October Michael John Buczek Foundation & Ted Buczek* in memory of Michael John Buczek Gregory Z. Bukstein* in memory of Rachel Bukstein & Andre Z. Pascal Family & Friends of Carole Campana in honor of Carole Campana Charles Carreras Charles Carreras Latin American Studies Scholarship Shirlee M. & Robert T. Caruso in memory of Lori Ann Oldenhage Robert T. Caruso, Jr. in memory of Lori Ann Oldenhage Joyce & Paul Christopher, Frima Christopher, Family & Friends in memory of Robert J. Christopher The Columbians TD Bank in honor of James Napolitano Beatrice Cronin, Family & Friends of Daniel Cronin in memory of Daniel Cronin ’84 Daniell Family Foundation, Inc. Anthony J. DeCarlo ’77 Sofia W. Dembia* Wojciechowski-Dembia Scholarship Endowment Marion C. ’80 & John P. Dugan The Dugan Community Scholars Endowment Joan C. & Thomas W. Dunn in memory of Daniel Cronin ’84 Family & Friends of the Dwyer Family in memory of Marie & Francis J. Dwyer Education Opportunity Fund Endowment Educational Opportunity Fund Alumni Scholarship Endowment Naomi Epstein ’79 & Alan Epstein Family & Friends of the Fanale Family in memory of Mary K. & Salvatore J. Fanale John B. Franklin Bonnie Franklin Memorial Scholarship Endowment Friends of Ramapo Footstar/Meldisco in honor of Mickey Robinson

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Daniel Furphy ’92 Jackie ’75 & Paul Garber Emily Geltman in memory Sidney Jacob Geltman Margaret V. Mullen Gensch & Al Gensch Margaret V. Witte Scholarship Endowment Milton Mack Gittens* Milton Mack Gittens, Ph.D. and Granville Caldecott Gittens EOF Scholarship Milton Mack Gittens, Ph.D. and Granville Caldecott Gittens ASB Scholarship Bernard Glickman in memory of Anne Glickman Salma M. & Marc S. Goldstein Marc S. and Salma M. Goldstein Scholarship Endowment Stephanie & John V. Guiliana William K. Gumpert* Max Habernickel III The Haband Oaks Endowment Frances K. ’80 & David R. Hackett & Friends Frances K. Hackett ’80 ASB Endowment Frances K. Hackett ’80 AIS Endowment Service to America Endowed Scholarship David R. Hackett EMT Scholarship Endowment Frances K. Hackett ’80 South Plainfield Frances Hackett ’80 West Milford Endowment Teodoro Halpern The Teddy Halpern Scholarship Judie & Joseph Haynes Jacqueline B. Hemphill & Heather Hemphill ’05 in honor of Marion Pawlick Busch in honor of Ramapo College EMS Ann & Robert B. Hiden, Jr. Carol Hovanec Derek Hughes, Family & Friends of Marion Hughes in memory of Marion Hughes ’80 Mary M. Ippolito ’82 Mary M. Ippolito Scholarship Endowment David Jacowitz ’00 Claire and Howard Shurak Endowment

Barbara & Richard Johnson in memory of Ruth Johnson Meena ’92 & Mukul Joisher in honor of Purvi Parekh ’01,’04 & Manshi Joisher ’02 in honor of Mukul Joisher & Family Ellen & Jeffrey Kaiden Drs. Ellen and Jeffrey Kaiden Urban Educator Scholarship Julia Keay-Chanes* ’81 Jacob Kossowsky ’10 JDK Scholarship Endowment Nancy & Robert Kossowsky The R and N Family Scholarship Endowment Rebecca H. & Frank P. Kraus* Julie Beiersdorf, Family & Friends of Garvin Lally in memory of Garvin Lally ’84 Eileen & Joseph M. Leone in honor of the Leone Family Robert E. Liessem & Family & Friends of Katherine Liessem in memory of Katherine Liessem Paula L. & Ned Lipes, Jr. Patricia & Donald J. Maddi Maddi Endowed Scholarship Fund Tammy & Jonathan N. Marcus ’93 Jonathan and Tammy Marcus Scholarship Endowment Mahwah Regional Chamber of Commerce Kathleen & Carlo Mainardi, Family & Friends of Elizabeth Mainardi in memory of Elizabeth Mainardi The Mainardi Family Endowment The Salameno Spiritual Center Gail & Anthony J. Marino Century 21 Study Abroad Endowment Elizabeth M. & Ralph M. Mastrangelo Family & Friends of D. Bennet Mazur in memory of D. Bennet Mazur Carolyn M. Merkel ’78 & Larry A. Wilson Sharon G. Pierson & Bernard J. Milano Sharon G. Pierson Endowment I Sharon G. Pierson Endowment II Bernard J. Milano and KPMG Foundation Endowment Lillan A.* & Frank E. Mutter* Arnold K. Mytelka in memory of Jeanette Krieger Mytelka & Herman D. Mytelka Audrey Newman ’93 & John McKendry National Association of Social Workers-NJ Bergen Unit North Jersey Media Group Foundation/ The Bergen Record in memory of Helen Burchell Theresa & Anthony Padovano Linda Palazzotto Cioppa, Family & Friends of Dominick Palazzotto in memory of Dominick Palazzotto

Parents Council Judith Peck Judith Peck Scholarship Endowment Debra M. Perry ’84 Debra McGuire Perry Family College Honors Endowment Ann Marie Potanka Frank M. Potanka Scholarship Endowment President’s Cabinet The President’s Cabinet Endowment Laurie & George T. Potter * Founding President George T. Potter & Laurie Potter, Ph.D. Endowment Prestige Family of Dealerships Public Service Enterprise Group PSE&G Scholarship Endowment Rosemary Raciti, Family & Friends of Sebastian Raciti in memory of Dr. Sebastian Raciti Eleanor B. Reiner Foundation, Family & Friends of Cara Mychelle Hirschman in memory of Cara Mychelle Hirschman Family & Friends of Jack Richardson in memory of Jack Richardson Ramapo College Faculty and Staff Gary Kettlitz Memorial Scholarship Endowment Stanley Richmond Morton and Clara Richmond Endowment Beate S. Riesterer Robert G. Ripston* Nancy Mackin & Timothy Robinson Mackin-Robinson Fund Judith Martinez Rodriguez & Francis J. Rodriguez Judith Martinez Rodriguez and Francis J. Rodriguez Scholarship Endowment Judith Martinez Rodriguez and Francis J. Rodriguez Environmental Science Scholarship Endowment Judith Martinez Rodriguez and Francis J. Rodriguez International Business Scholarship Endowment Judith Martinez Rodriguez and Francis J. Rodriguez Bioinformatics Scholarship Endowment Roslyn & Josef Ross & Family Ross Family Survivor to Survivors Endowment Sharon Rubin The Russell Berrie Foundation Russell Berrie Foundation Nursing Scholarship Endowment Lisa Ann Ryan ’84 Ryan-Webber Family Endowment Florence M. & Murray Sabrin Sabrin Center Endowment Roberta & Edward Saiff Saiff Family Scholarship Ruth & Theodore Sall in memory of Joseph & Jennie Sall Theresa A. & Lawrence Salameno

Salameno School of American and International Studies Endowment Salameno School of American and International Center for British Studies Endowment Carol Schaefer ’84 Josephine Scully, Family & Friends of the Scully Family in memory of Michael Scully Kathy L. Schulz ’83 Nancy W. & Harry Silver Silver Scholarship Endowment Rachel & Jason Simon ’93 in memory of Hertha & Willie Rubel Christiana Simon, Family & Friends of Ernest Simon in memory of Ernest Simon James J. Sorace ’84 Specialized Services Endowment Joyce & Thomas J. Srednicki Thomas & Joyce Srednicki Scholarship Endowment Vitus F. Stablein ’76 Jamie & Bryan Steros ’98 Student Affairs Scholarship Endowment Patricia Ann Tarallo, Family & Friends of Angelo Tarallo in memory of Angelo Tarallo Adele & Ruben Thomas* Florence* & Fred Thomases* Thomases Faculty Research Award Endowment Fred & Florence Thomases Scholarship Endowment Marina ’87 & William P. Topken Marina and William Topken Undergraduate Nursing Scholarship Endowment Marina and William Topken Graduate Nursing Scholarship Endowment Marina and William Topken Scholarship Union Foundation Babette Varano in honor of Babette & Raymond Brown Andrea & Jeffrey A. Warren ’73 Donna Warren Stephen D. Warren Memorial Endowment Elaine B. Winshell Elaine B. Winshell Scholarship Endowment Leonard Weis in memory of May H. Weis Family & Friends of Stuart Craig Wood in memory of Stuart Craig Wood *Deceased

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RESTRICTED GIFTS Following are contributions received during the 2012 fiscal year (July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012).

ADLER CENTER FOR NURSING EXCELLENCE Bergenfield Board of Education Mindy & Gene Kirschner ANISFIELD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Mathew J. Palmer John Minkoff Jean R. Wilson ART & INTERACTION Imagination Art Publications Judith Peck ART GALLERY Judith Peck Carole Rodman CAHILL CENTER Benjamin Moore & Company HAVEMEYER EDIBLE GARDEN NUTRITION PROGRAM Teresa J. Battaglia Linda M. Cennerazzo Daniell Family Foundation, Inc. Maria Dinolfo

Josephine R. & Henry F. Finelli Valerie & Gary V. Gerardi Salma M. & Marc S. Goldstein Margaret A. Henry ’75, ’00 & Steven H. Wagner ’75 Gail & Anthony Marino Elizabeth M. & Ralph M. Mastrangelo Pamela & W. Peter McBride Drs. Peter P. and Jackie Ehlert-Mercer Holly & Paul D. Miller Lee Ann O’Leary Marie Orsini Lisa & Daniel J. Peterson Eugenie Portanova Mary K. Robertson Joyce & Thomas J. Srednicki Madeleine & Brad Williams Linda J. Wolfson HOLOCAUST CENTER Ruth Aach Maxine M. & Howard J. Abner Asia Society Azarian Realty Co. Gertrude & Robert Bennett Nadieh Beyzavi ’05 Pamela & Henry Bischoff Sharon L. Bragin Richard A. Brown Adele S. Dresner Dresner Family Charitable Foundation

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Ellen & Ralph S. Gerber Herb Goldberg Helen A. Grey ’09 Lauren G. Gross Roger A. Gross Gumpert Foundation Marianne & John Gunzler Myrns & Ernest Haas Miriam & Albert Horowitz Jewish Communal Fund Victoria H. Madden Emily Kosstrin Mann & Samuel Mann Susan & Arthur W. Markowitz Marquis Jewelers Inc. Jerilyn M. Okin The Edward and Florence Paley Foundation Wendy L. & Wayne M. Poller Ruth & Bruce Pomerantz Stanley Richmond Sharon & David Rubin Ruth Susnick & Peter Safirstein Ruth & Theodore Sall Schwab Charitable Fund Cipora O. Schwartz ’80 Paula Schwartz & Riry Muhlrad Jones Schwartz Family Foundation Edith T. Shapiro Sue Klavans Simring & Steven Simring Rose & Howard Sirota

Lillian & Melvin R. Solomon Mary Starke Marilyn & Morris Starr Rhoda D. Strauss Regina & Abraham Tauber Stephen Tencer The Charles I Rosen Family Foundation The Cody Foundation The Gross Foundation Jean & Charles J. Ticho UJA Federation of Northern New Jersey Barron S. Wall Irving Weinberg Weiss Investment Company Myrna Weisselberg Barbara Wexler Brittany A. Williams-Goldstein Eileen & Donald H. Wolmer ITALIAN CULTURE PROGRAM Elda M. & Joseph Coccia, Jr. Rosetta D’Angelo GEORGE T. POTTER LIBRARY Helen A. Grey ’09 SABRIN CENTER FOR BUSINESS EXCELLENCE Nancy Mackin & Timothy Robinson

SALAMENO SCHOOL OF AMERICAN AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Lisa M. Cassidy Helen A. Grey ’09 Clyde Johnson Pinar Kayaalp Yvette L. Kisor Michael A. Riff Bernard R. Roy SCHOOL OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS Mary E. Allison Joan C. & Thomas W. Dunn Mahwah Museum Society, Inc. Nancy Terhune SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HUMAN SERVICES Jillian T. Weiss Katarzyna Potocka Emma C. Rainforth SHARP SUSTAINABILITY EDUCATION CENTER Emma C. Rainforth TAS HONORS RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM Mariner Analytical, LLC Carolyn M. Merkel ’78 & Larry A. Wilson Barbara & Warren E. Shafer ’76

ANNUAL FUND THE STEPHEN & MARY BIRCH FELLOWSHIP The Stephen & Mary Birch Fellowship of the Annual Fund recognizes leadership-level gifts and helps the College continue to build a solid foundation of support that inspires our students to excel and our donors to give generously.

The following donors are recognized for gifts received during the 2012 fiscal year (July 1, 2011-June 30, 2012).

BIRCH FELLOWSHIP TRUSTEE SOCIETY Gifts of $5,000 OR MORE David & Eleanore Rukin Philanthropic Foundation Nancy & Robert Kossowsky Liberty Mutual Insurance Group Audrey Newman ’93 & John McKendry Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program BIRCH FELLOWSHIP PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Eileen Comerford ’80 & James Carr B. Eric Daffron Mara & Ronald E. DePoalo ’86 Event Photography Group Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Judie & Joseph A. Haynes Ann & Robert B. Hiden, Jr. Marilyn Jaehnel-Clark ’79 Walter A. Jamros ’95 KPMG Foundation Paula L. & Ned Lipes Emily Kosstrin Mann & Samuel Mann Mann Family Foundation

Recent alumni continue an annual tradition of gathering in Belmar in June to reconnect and make merry Tammy & Jonathan N. Marcus ’93 Elizabeth M. & Ralph M. Mastrangelo Ramsey Veterinary Hospital, PA Jennifer A. Rohan ’96 Anne M. ’04 & Scott Smith Nancy & John R. Van Der Wall ’79 BIRCH FELLOWSHIP CABINET’S SOCIETY Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Kimberly Albano ’82 Millicent G. Anisfield Beth E. Barnett Cathleen A. Benko ’85 Diane & Edward V. Chapel ’77 Jean & Vincent P. Colman Joan M. Coughlan ’85 Marion C. ’80 & John P. Dugan Carol G. Duncan Guardian Life Insurance Company Margaret A. Henry ’75, ’00 & Steven H. Wagner ’75 Jewish Community Foundation Mary Ann & Paul Kezmarsky Patricia & Donald J. Maddi Diane & Alfred A. Mateo ’85

Jacqueline Ehlert-Mercer & Peter P. Mercer Sharon G. Pierson & Bernard J. Milano Karen L. & Kevin P. Norton Nancy & Diederik G. Olijslager ’90 PSEG Foundation Michele & David M. Repetto Sarah Bean Ricca & Joseph Ricca Theresa A. & Lawrence Salameno Lauren & Peter J. Seminara ’00 Barbara & Warren E. Shafer ’76 Judy & Thomas J. Shara Eileen & J. Brian Smith James J. Sorace ’84 George P. Tabback ’82 Warner Wada Margaret A. Henry ’75, ’00 & Steven H. Wagner ’75 BIRCH FELLOWSHIP SCHOLAR’S SOCIETY Gifts of $500 - $999 Kathleen ’02 & Michael W. Azzara Christine ’74 & Adalgery Beck Laura A. Breck ’75

Margaret Bremner-Mason ’76 & Peter Mason Cathleen Davey & Raymond Corbett Jeanine Mahon Dawkins ’94 & Keith M. Dawkins ’94 Jacqueline Ehlert Mercer & Peter P. Mercer Alma L. Edwards Claudia M. & Dominic Esker Andrew D. Feingold ’89 Salma M. & Marc S. Goldstein Google, Inc Frances K. ’80 & David R. Hackett Eileen M. Hammond ’79 & R. Hammond Trudy Burckes Hardy ’91 Elizabeth A. ’92 & Gregory W. Harz Ingersoll-Rand Company Andrew D. Jackel ’93 Johnson & Johnson Kim Lynch & Ira Kaltman Robin N. ’98, ’02, ’07 & Kevin M. Keller Georgia Keresty ’85 Donna A. ’77 & Harold M. Knutsen Pamela A. Lewis-Cantor ’93, ’97 & Howard Cantor

Karen P. Lynch ’94 Jeanine Mahon Dawkins ’94 & Keith M. Dawkins ’94 Marilyn Moux ’07 Margaret V. Mullen Gensch & Al Gensch Roger J. Muller ’79 Karen L. & Kevin P. Norton Kevin M. O’Connell ’82 Suzanne M. Flaton Origenes ’83 Alice & Thomas P. Palmer Linda ’05 & Jules Reppert Stanley Richmond Laura Kawecki Roberts ’81 Christopher D. Romano Joyce S. Schader Merle F. Scordo ’86 Beth Ann Shapiro-Steele ’79 & James Steele The Shapiro Family Foundation The Walt Disney Company Foundation UBS Employee Giving Programs Alexander Urbiel USAA Matching Gift Fund San Antonio Area Verizon Foundation Rosellen & Mark A. Yamout ’79

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ARCH CLUB Gifts of $250 - $499 Diane & Ian E. Anderson ’92 Bank of America Charitable Foundation Bank of New York Mellon Corporation Christine ’74 & Adalgery Beck Theresa & Louis M. Bevilacqua Biogen Idec Foundation Susan H. Bonanno ’93 Antonietta ’02 & Michael Brower Kathleen M. Burke Christina Chung Diane & Paul Dannenfelser ’82 Linda L. & William Dator Dator Team, LLC Arthur J. DeMaio ’84 Karen & Gerald C. Dey ’75, ’01 Joan C. & Thomas W. Dunn Naomi ’79 & Alan Epstein Margaret S. Plumhoff Florio ’86 & Joseph V. Florio ’86 Dorothy & William Gonzalez ’79 Angela C. & Sean R. Henderson ’95 Jeanmarie K. ’83 & Rick Holm Hudson City Savings Bank Judith E. Jeney Margaret Karcnik ’81 Kathleen & Ronald J. Kase Robin N. ’98, ’02, ’07 & Kevin M. Keller Christina Alyse Kosakowski ’08 Patricia & Robert Kozakiewicz Katherine & David M. Lydon ’82 Joanne Cucco Marino ’79 & Thomas Marino Becky P. McAdams ’04 Carolyn M. Merkel ’78 & Larry A. Wilson Kathleen P. ’97 & Robert C. Moskin Patricia G. & Lester S. Mulligan ’78 Susan A. Murray ’94 Nationwide Foundation Nicola & Timothy J. Parker ’91 Peter Pastras ’81 Debra M. Perry ’85 Laura & Stephen Plessner Prudential Foundation Donna Hawthorne Quinn ’80 & Michael J. Quinn Stephen J. Roma Christopher D. Romano Joanne P. Roukens ’77 Lisa Ann Ryan ’84 Joshua A. Sarfity ’99 Paul M. Sbrocco ’77

Frances Shapiro-Skrobe & John Skrobe Stephen J. Sondey Eileen M. ’77 & Cyrus Whitney CENTURY CLUB Gifts of $100 - $249 Alma ’82 & Thomas Abrams Suzanne N. ’83 & Charles Adrion Cynthia & David Alai Barbara Alcock ’78 Gregory J. Allen ’12 America’s Charities Thomas L. Ammazzalorso ’95 Dawn K. Hanna-Amodio ’86 & Mark W. Amodio ’86 Ross Ann Anderle Megan R. Anderle ’12 AT&T Foundation Danielle M. Barrese ’10 Jaime ’00 & Joshua Barrett ’99 Barbara & Louis C. Barriale ’75 Ranjan R. Basu ’88 Yin & Werner A. Becker Ann-Marie A. Behringer ’82 & Richard G. Arnold Lisa & Kenneth Bellani Steven A. Bellani ’12 Dorothea & James P. Benintende ’83 Suzanne & Steven Berkheiser Eleana & Bernard Bernesser ’89, ’02 Deborah Ann Beshlian Claudia & Peter D. Beyda ’97 Andrea L. Bills-Hoilett ’01 Joslynn I. Bowers ’80 Karen & William A. Boyajian ’75 Jill & Terence P. Brady ’90 Cathleen & John G. Brewster ’75 Cynthia A. Burns Thomas J. Butler ’08, ’11 Megan P. Callahan ’03 Leo J. Campbell ’73 Cynthia A. Cappell ’83 Luz M. Carreno ’12 Christopher M. Caselli ’02 Carolyn & David Castaldo ’82 Jennifer & Louis L. Catanese ’90 Trevor M. Cevene ’95 Anne & Pat Chang Children’s Place Mary L. Cicitta ’07 Patricia & James N. Clark Carol L. Clinger ’73 Sandra F. Cohen ’76 Michelle Cole Norberto ’02 & James Norberto Linda & Richard Conti Erica & Christopher Conway Jan B. Crumb ’92 Helen & Fred J. Damiano

Mike and Kathy Azzara ’02 with the parents of a Ramapo student, James and Kathy Kranz at the Birch Fellowship Dinner in July.

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Jane & John L. Daneu ’81 Patricia & Nicholas Davino Michael Anthony De Vizio ’12 Maria & Steven J. Defrank ’82 Deluxe Check Printers Foundation Janet ’87 & John Dengel Anju & Riten Dharia ’93 Jane E. Drew ’74 Joshua Dubnick ’79 Linda W. Dujack ’75 & Raymond Dujack Kathryn Dundorf ’78 David W. Dunn ’84 Jeanne C. Duvall ’12 Jane L. Eisen ’76 Amy Dalessio Ennis ’84 & Michael R. Ennis ’82 Naomi ’79 & Alan Epstein Susan & Stephen A. Erny ’73 Katiria E. Espada ’06 Joseph Fallon ’76 Maureen & Arthur M. Felix Paul D. Ferry ’86 James E. Finch ’77 Janet & David G. Fogel ’75 Patricia D. ’99, ’05 & Steven Fonder ’74 Rita ’83 & Robert L. Fortunato Christine Moore Gabriel ’81 & Michael Gabriel Beverly E. Gelber ’75 Carol & William A. George ’90 Joanne Geylin ’86 Penny & James J. Gibson ’77 Deirdre M. Giordano ’02 Charles R. Givonetti ’84 Susan & Robert C. Glomb ’83 Roberta F. ’80 & Morton Goldstein Eleanor ’82 & Robert Hallstrom Jane L. Hammett ’97 Dawn K. Hanna-Amodio ’86 & Mark W. Amodio ’86 Antoinette ’92 & Richard Hernandez Terry Anne & Thomas M. Hewitt ’75 Erica & Mark A Higuera ’95 Catherine & Mark Hilbush Dorothy M. Hilpmann ’75 Carol & Richard L. Hines ’86 Horizon Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NJ Lisa A. Hummell ’85 John P. Hunter ’01, ’05 Mary C. ’90 & Curtis A. Hutchins Stephen A. Insdorf ’94 Fauzia Iqbal ’00 William J. Irvine ’75 Wilma & Frederick Jones ’76 Constance & Anastasio Kallopoulos ’92 Viola ’79 & Gustav Kaps Teresa J. Karcnik ’84 Judith C. Karius ’00 Debbie & David N. Kasperowicz ’86 Elyssa S. Kates ’96 Satish K. Kauta ’95 Heather ’00 & Jeffrey Keene Susan ’76 & Scott A. Kobler Ramona L. Kopacz Mary & Keith D. Kulin ’73 Louis B. Kwiatkowski ’94 Colette & Craig M. Lacaruba ’74 Rosemarie & Theodore E. Lang ’76 Dawn & Andrew Latincsics ’89 Zulmira & Joaquim Laureano ’95 Emily D. Lavroff ’12 Law Office of Cynthia A Cappell, LLC

Angela L. Cristini & Robert J. Lazell ’82 Maria Teresa & Paul N Leckner ’86 Susan Goodstadt-Levin & Robert I. Levin Laura & Eugene A. Lewis ’80 Mirian & Uri G. Lichtman ’84 Thomas Lillis ’77 Carol Ann Lindsay ’00 & William A. Lindsay David S. Lombard ’76 Kristina Lee Lomaglio ’12 Eileen M. Loughman ’84 & William F. Sabino Veronica & Frank C. Lutz ’86 Lelette ’75 & Allen Magrini Donald J. Mahoney ’73 Kathleen & Carlo Mainardi Kristen Kowalski & Daniel Makoski ’05 Laura & Matthew S. Margolies ’86 Tracey Noland Martin ’95 & Jeffrey S. Martin ’95 Kristan L. Mathews ’98 Virginia ’96 & William McCandless Mary J. ’81 & Jerry J. McDonough Santa ’80 & Richard McDowell ’77 Sharon McGahee Frederick McGarril ’00 Gudelia & Michael McKiever ’03 Patricia McMillan Medco Health Solutions, Inc. Manshi ’02 & Apurva Mehta Robert Mentore Elinor R. Merl ’73 Sandra & Henry P. Michaliszyn ’84 Eric Mittelmann ’08 Sarah D. ’88 & Alonzo Moody ’76 Thomas S. Moore ’80 Morgan Stanley Jill A. ’79 & Patrick Morris ’79 Julia L. Morris ’80 Denise & Charles Moscatello ’94 Donald P. Mossman Rosa & William Mulryan Frances C. ’96 & James Nash Donna & Lonny H. Nathanson ’78 April J. Naturale ’82 New Jersey Employees Charitable Campaign New York Life Foundation Andrew A. Nieporent ’10, ’12 Eva M. Ogens Beverly S. O’Hearn ’93 Noel A. Okosa ’83 Ulla Olson ’01 Kristie L. & Frederick S. O’Neill ’99 Karen Wilkening-Orfe & Daniel F. Orfe ’78 Eugene Ottens ’82 Karen-Anne & Edward Pagano ’80 Purvi B. ’01, ’04 & Bijal Parekh Linda & Stephen Pelletier ’81 Claudia A. Piano ’84 Maria J. Pirozzi ’76 Nancy J. Post ’85 Eileen & Roy Putrino Patricia Reiners ’00 Adelaida & Edward J. Rivera Cynthia Rivera ’12 Kyoung ’93 & William Robinson Judith Martinez Rodriguez & Francis J. Rodriguez Christina M. Rosas ’99 Gail ’94 & Michael Rosen

Elaine & John R. Rowin ’83 Diane Desormeaux Rude ’94 & Warren Rude Nicholas Sardone ’80 Denise A. Sayers-Branca ’88 & Richard L. Branca Justine L. Schaub ’93 Kathy L. Schulz ’83 Carl J. Schwaighofer ’75 Rita Seay-Veca ’75 & Robert Veca ’80 Patrick J. Shanley ’12 Barbara & Frank M. Shapiro Scott D. Shapiro ’81 Rita J. Shea-Van Fossen Diane M. Smith ’01 Linda G. & Kendall B. Smith ’74 Karl M. Soehnlein ’81 Thomas K. Spillane ’84 Jacqueline & Scott W. Stahlmann ’79 Jill L. Freudenfels Stanley ’06 Diana Agnes Stephen ’83 Sarah O’Connor Stragazzi & Matthew Stragazzi ’89 Jennifer ’84 & William B. Sullivan Suzanne Sykes ’06 Dorothy Dwyer Szefc ’85 & John Szefc Mary Ann ’03 & Henry A. Tesoroni Helen Stewart Thayer Susan & Robert Tillsley Patricia J. Timony ’99 Debora L. ’99, ’07 & Gerald R. Tracey Louise R. ’86 & Ronald Tuchman Alyssa M. Tummillo ’12 Ellen & Daniel P. Tummillo Dorothy & Cornelius Van Der Horn ’84 Sharon D. Van der Veen ’94 Christine A. Van Dyk ’12 Beatrice ’77 & Arthur Van Eck Louis A. Vanacore ’88 Rita Seay-Veca ’75 & Robert Veca ’80 Munish Vij ’04 Alexander B. Walsh ’96 Ginny & John F. Ward Erica L. Wardle ’01 Carol W. ’89 & Peter Wasiowich Judith ’75 & William Weisbuch Sharon J. ’01 & R. N. Wells Wells Fargo Foundation Lester H. Williams ’80 Michael Wilson ’04 Barbara & Donald B. Winget ’77 Maureen & Thomas Zelante Jo Anne M. Zellers Kathryn L. Zeno Xiurong Zhang Jane P. Zuroff ’90 CRIMSON CLUB Gifts up to $99 Kelley B. Abel ’12 Diane B. ’87 & David Abis Nikolas R. Ablan Alexandra J. Acaster ’12 Brian A. Aceti ’12 Michael R. Acharya ’12 Erin M. Acker ’12 Wayne Adams Kristine Marie Adams ’12 Cheryl A. Adamski ’04 Elaine & Myron Adler Eileen ’94 & John Ahle Koyes Ahmed ’12 Lorna A. Ailey Adrian A. Ailey ’12 Air Brook Limousine Michelle L. Albano ’12

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Madeline L. Albright James M. Alcid ’12 Alma R. Alcid Meghan F. Aldarelli ’12 Russell B. Alexander ’12 Jennifer F. Ali ’12 Samira A. Allen ’02 Jywel V. Almirante ’12 Jocelyn Alimirante Rami Alrabaa ’12 Mary Ellen Altendorfer ’96 Jonathan R. Altino ’12 Tania Marisol Alvarado Emanuel D. Alvarez ’12 Brian M. Amabile ’12 Ernst E. Ambroise ’12 Maisha M. Amen American International Group Joyce Amoah ’05 Amitoz Anand Tara Andersen ’12 Donald Anderson ’12 Ruthann J. ’09 & James Anderson Jessica Lynn Andresini ’12 Maria Angderson Dianna L. Angelli ’07 Alyson V. Angstreich ’11 Gordon W. Anthony ’77 Robert Louis Antonicello ’12 Lisa J. ’86 & Andrew Antropow ’86 Lisa & George M. Apriceno ’84 Christina M. Arecchi ’12 Kimberly N. Arena ’12 Laura C. Arias Douglas J. Arnold ’84 Rebecca Auerbach ’11 Marguerite E. ’76 & Barry Auerbacher Susan D. Austin ’97 Selasie Samuel Ayivor ’12 Michelle N. Ayvas ’10 Ashley Nicole Bacote ’12 Sharry Baker ’80 & David A. Merker ’78 Claudia ’97 & Nader T. Bakhtiary ’89 Claudia ’97 & Nader T. Bakhtiary ’89 Mark Balkovic Rajintha Bandaranayake ’04 Anne & Charles A. Banham ’92 Bank of New York Mellon Corporation Andrew Barbetta ’85 Amy A. Barker Butler ’87 & William Butler Frances & Howard R. Barkin ’97 Kelly M. Barkley ’12 Gregg Barkley Candace E. Barnes Torin Lee Barnes ’12 Leslie Barr ’80 Rose Barreto Heather J. Barreto ’12 Jaime ’00 & Joshua Barrett ’99 Amanda Rae Barretta Kathleen Bartok ’78 Jaclyn A. Barton ’12 Anthony W. Basek ’12 Aaron Thomas Bastin ’12 Regina Bator Jennifer B. Bator ’12 Aarika M. Battaglia ’12 Allison Baumann ’12 Jane T. Baumann ’74 Nicholas Michael Bayconich ’12 Susan & Michael A. Bayconich Ashley Jade Beasley Geraldine ’77 & Thomas P. Beatty Hidaet Becir Mary A. Bedder ’85 Patricia Begega Ashley Begega ’12 Kenneth J. Beichert ’12 Lena Bejdough ’08 Adrienne Belen ’12 Lisa Belen

Rodger J. Belisle ’96, ’12 Mary Bello-Mutter & Michael Mutter Christian C. Beltran ’02 Michael D. Bender ’12 Carolyn M. Bender ’12 Michael J. Bender ’94 Debra L. Bendett Marlo M. Benevento ’12 John T. Bennett ’12 Jonathan J. Benoit ’90 Britnee K. Berardino ’12 Alice C. ’75 & Jack Berdy Jeffrey G. Berger ’12 Harriet & Robert A. Berger ’90 Mary ’80 & Rino Bergonzi Jonathan Bernal Roberio Bernardino Frances B. Bernier Hannah L. Bernstein ’12 Kathleen E. Berta ’12 Jacqueline Berta Amanda M. Beshlian ’12 Nadieh Beyzavi ’05 Adam I. Biener ’10 Roberta Abby Bierman Stephen Joseph Biggiani ’12 Tashika N. Bills ’12 Renee A. & Joseph C. Binetti ’88 Connor E. Binko ’12 Christina M. Biondo ’12 Kaitlyn B. Bird ’12 Margaret ’01, ’11 & Timothy Bischoff Jennifer ’93 & Phillip Bishop Christina Bivona ’12 Amanda R. Black ’10 David M. Blackowski ’04 Sandra & Jay D. Blau ’03 Taryn L. Blaustein ’12 Danielle M. Bloomfield ’10 Victoria L. Blume ’12 Susan & Alfred J. Blume Joann ’04 & Frank A. Boccio Barbara A. Bodden Brittany A. Boddie Brittany N. Bodine ’12 Joyce Bodine Patty Lue ’85 & Edward Boff Brenna D. Bohny ’06 Anne Boland & John Tomasicchio Veronica N. Bolcik Jonathan Bonacolta Silvia & Clifford Bone Cliff E. Bone ’12 Jose R. Bongco ’12 Maria Bonner ’90 Nancy L. ’07 & Donald Boone Lisa M. ’89 & Andrew L. Borbely ’89 Joshua J. Bottino ’12 Debra ’98 & John Bourgholtzer James M. Bowe ’12 Courtney Lee Brach ’12 Maureen A. Brady ’91 Gail P. & Wally Brady Dana Ashley Braff Pineiro ’07 & Bryan Pineiro ’07 Paul Branagan Katherine L. Branagan ’12 Dana L. Branch ’12 Bettyanne & James Breem Cynthia M. Brennan ’73 Donna Y. ’91 & Donald E. Brennan Michael Joseph Brennan Cheryl Brillante Christopher James Brillante ’12 Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Dot ’99 & Milton Brodkowitz ’77 Lyndzi R. Bronstein ’12 Anthony S. Brown Robert N. Brown ’99 Yvonne Brown ’93 Katelyn E. Brucaliere ’12 Elizabeth & Joseph Brucaliere

Kathleen Kessler Bruinooge ’86 & David Bruinooge Jaclyn T. Brunda ’12 Lillian & Wally Brunetti ’95 Robert A. Bruno ’82 Amanda Louise Bucceri ’12 Elaine L. Buccisano-Wraga ’85 & Stephen Wraga Ryan D. Buchanan ’12 Eva & Joseph Buchman Erica D. Buchman ’12 Ann C. ’84 & Carmen A. Bufardeci ’88 Jason Steve Bula ’12 Celine & Richard A. Burch ’82 Katelin Ann Burger ’12 Celia Thorsson & Gregory C. Burke ’75 Carol Burton-Gorman ’85 & Robert Gorman Edna ’76 & Chester Burwell Luis Ivan Bustamante ’00 Sharon Butler ’84 Rick A. Caban ’12 Jennifer Caban Jeanette M. Cafaro ’03 Gul M. Cagar ’12 Elizabeth S. Calero Yessenia A. Camacho-Diaz Miki L. Cammarata Stephen C. Campbell ’12 Janet Campbell ’81 Ashley L. Campbell ’12 Juliana G. Campiglia ’12 Alvin Candelario ’12 Julianne Candio Sekel ’12 Alyson N. Cannata ’12 Denise Wagenti Cannici ’84 & Richard Cannici Jerr-Daniel M. Canson ’12 Paula & William Cantor Kristin J. Capasso ’12 Barbara J. Cardinal Loren M. Cardinalle ’12 Jeanne C. Carlson ’12 Joseph R. Carlson ’12 Laura L. Carn ’01 Charles Francis Carpenter ’10 Elsy Carpio Kathleen E. Carpio ’12 Sarah M. Carrante ’11 Charles Carreras Joanne Caselli ’04, ’08 Orla A. Cassidy ’12 Casey A. Castronova ’10 Nicole Marie Catalano ’12 Anthony A. Catania ’12 Lucille & Emile Catanzaro Paul J. Catanzaro ’12 Jessica M. Catena ’12 April L. Catrambone ’12 James Cavanagh Amanda Rose Cavanagh ’12 Eileen L. Cavanaugh Erin E. Cavanaugh ’12 Jessica Ceballos ’12 Rita T. Cella-Reseska ’83 Orsela Cene Nicole A. Cervino ’09 Caitlin R. Chadwick ’12 Lindsey Chait Jennifer Katherine Chalmers ’12 Beth Chananie Michael J. Chananie ’12 Ileen A. Channer ’00, ’06 Brandee Rae Chapman ’12 Lies E. Chartier Amanda L. Check Anita & Joseph Chen Thomas L. Chenoweth ’95, ’04 Jane A. & Okey E. Chenoweth, Jr. Kaitlin A. Chieco ’09 Brian P. Chinni Bernard Chislum ’12 Andrew R. Chrisomalis ’11 Andrew K. Chung ’12 John Church ’12 Caroline M. Church ’12 Marie A. Ciampi

Alicia Bergstein and Fernando Garip join Elaine and Mike Adler at the Birch Fellowship Appreciation Dinner in July at the Havemeyer House Nicole Cicalo-DeCaro Marie E. Cicirello ’76 Hilda & Stephen Cielusniak Christina M. Cielusniak Kathryn M. Cimmino ’12 Mark E. Ciocco ’97 Sarah J. Cipolli ’12 Daniel Cipolli Vincent F. Cisternino ’09 Lillian ’80 & Pat Ciufo Christa M. Cleary ’12 Karen Clementi James M. Clementi ’12 Elvera Coakley ’80 Carolynn M. Cocilovo ’12 Jennifer H. Cohen ’10 Voile A. Cohen-Carlyle ’03 Joanne L. McGrath Cohoon ’76 & James P. Cohoon ’75 Thomas M. Cole ’12 Sue Coley ’02 Tara L. Collazo ’12 Nancy J. ’89 & Daniel Collentine Michael T. Congleton Kelly Marie Congleton ’12 Elizabeth T. ’83 & Joseph Connelly Lisa N. Conover ’08 Susan P. Conry ’99 Grace Concetta Conte ’12 Joann Conti Cheryl Convery Alice T. Conway ’77 Meghan Cecilia Cooke ’12 Dayton C. Cooper ’09 Denise Corino Jaclyn L. Corino ’12 Samuel Z. Corman ’11 Rebecca A. Cornell ’10 Daisy C. Cornell ’07 Jacqueline Montero-Cornella ’76 & Ronald Cornella ’76 Ashley L. Cornett ’08 Steven C. Corodemus ’80 Kristenelle B. Coronado ’12 Matthew J. Costa ’12 Annette & Lawrence Costa Deanna Nicole Costa ’12 Dolores Theresa Costanzo ’12 Maureen Costanzo Daniel H. Cox ’12 Eric Craumer ’03 Leigh A. Creighton ’12 Jenna L. Crincoli ’12 Michael A. Cristantiello ’12 Angela L. Cristini & Robert Lazell ’82 Norman P. Crochetiere ’05 James J. Crockett ’12 Andrea Crooks ’07 Earl A. Crooks ’12 Donna M. & Russell T. Crosson ’80 Adrianna Crouse ’12 Melissa R. Crowe ’10 Eleanor Crowley ’85 Samuel A. Cruz ’12

Madeleine S. Cudina ’10 Sarah P. ’84 & Daniel J. Culkin Alison G. Culvert ’12 Jean F. Cunningham ’85 John R. Curcio ’12 Eric R. Custer ’12 Stacy L. ’97 & Dennis Dakake Rosemarie D’Alessandro ’99 Kelly M. D’Alessandro ’07, ’10 Racine J. Daley ’12 Lindsey Frances Daly ’12 Andrew B. Daly ’12 Michael Daneman Matthew Richard Danko ’12 Marybeth ’00 & Stephen Darnobid Smeeta Das ’12 Renee & Frank D’Astoli Tara Renee D’Astoli ’12 Kyle J. Davidson ’09 Kelci Rose Davidson ’12 Cynthia L. Davis ’78 Steven A. Davis ’12 Vivian U. Davis ’93 Gianvito N. De Candia ’10 Carole L. De Fino ’84 Cindy & Peter DePeri Stephanie L. de Ruiter ’12 Pamela de Ruiter Elizabeth R. De Smet ’12 Megan Elizabeth De Sombre Samantha De Vries ’12 Valerie E. Dealy ’12 Jessica Marie ’01 & Vincent DeCico ’01 Barbara A. Decker ’09 Carla DeGironimo ’07, ’10 Lilian Del Castillo ’83 William R. Delfing Bill T. Delfing Joseph D. Della Serra ’12 Jeffrey F. Delos Santos ’09 Michele Ann Demko ’11 Iain A. Dennis ’12 Debra L. Archimbaud ’84 Colleen & Robert G. Dente ’92 Peter J. Deperi ’12 Marguerite T. Deppert Jessica M. Derise ’12 Wendy & Rick DeSilva Gail ’09 & Michael Devito Maria L. & Thomas DeVizio Kathryn & James E. Devonmille ’84 Nancy ’77 & Roy DeVries Laura & William D. Devries ’86 Nicholas J. Di Girolamo ’12 Christine E. Di Gregorio ’12 Phyllis E. DiAmbrosio ’83 Lisa Diamond ’07 Lisa A. Dibrino-Curcio ’83 Danielle E. Dickinson ’12 Melinda & Robert J. Dickinson Ann & Michael DiGirolamo Jenna L. DiLolle ’12 Judy Dilullo ’80 Kevin T. DiMaulo ’12 Mary C. Dinos ’98, ’10

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Dorothy Jane ’95 Jeffrey B. Doolittle ’03 Florence M. Dorwie DOS Co, Inc. Lee Douber Nora C. Dougherty ’12 Barbara & Eugene Dougherty Gina M. ’07 & Anthony A. Dovi ’05 Allison R. Dowd ’09 Eileen McCallon Doyle ’12 Judith M. Dragone ’11 Tara M. Drake ’09 Barry G. Draycott ’82 Franciszka B. Drazek Sarah E. Dreher ’12 Alyssa Dreikorn Brian P. Dressel ’12 Melissa S. Drewes Karla ’81 & Patrick T. Drumm ’81 Mary Ellen & Michael Dudas Maureen A. ’84 & Jeffrey Duffy Sean P. Duffy ’85 Carolyn K. Duggan ’87 Helen R. Dumont ’80 Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Foundation Nicole Adriannna Duvall ’12 Laura A. Dworetsky ’12 Henry G. Dziemian ’85 Christina M. Ebel ’12 Bryan R. Edgecomb ’10 Dorene & W. Galen Edie William G. Edie ’12 Stacey Hersh-Ehling & Ernest H. Ehling ’86 Linda Calafiura Ehrlich ’79 Nedal Elfar ’87 Karen L. Elliott ’11 Deborah & Bryan L. English ’78 Kevin R. Ennis ’85 Robert Ernst Chris R. Ernst ’12 Daniel Anthony Errichiello ’12 Domenico A. Esposito ’10 Lillian ’78 & Norman Essex Victoria A. Faber ’12 Meg & Howard C. Fabian ’78 Jeri Warhaftig ’76 & Neil L. Fabricant ’76 Richard S. Falcicchio ’12 Marta Falconcino Amanda Marie Falconcino ’12 Ryan Fanelli ’12 Taylor Fantozzi Barbara ’95 & Robert A. Faresich Anna M. Farneski Mark J. Farrell ’12 Ryan M. Favre ’12 Michael C. Feeney ’12

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Joy & Robert Feldman Melissa L. Feldman ’12 Gregory M. Fenkart ’12 Peter Fenzel Karen D. ’80 & Frank Feola Patricia A. ’83 & Louis Ferrari Michelle Ann Ferrari ’12 Heather M. Ferris ’12 Mary Kate P. Feury ’12 Ryan P. Feuss ’12 Amy Lynn Fezza ’12 Erin L. Fink ’12 Melissa V. Finn ’12 Christina R. Finnegan ’12 Barbara A. Fisher ’80 Hayley J. Fisk ’12 Julia A. Fitzgerald Kathleen & Vincent F. Fitzpatrick ’77 Brendan K. Flanagan ’12 Daniel John Fleming ’12 Joanne Florio ’81 Kellie & Dennis J. Foerter ’87 Kelly A. Foley ’12 Kaitlan Ann Foley ’12 Patricia Ann Foley ’81 Steven Folkertsma ’98 Taryn J. Fondi ’12 Allison E. Force ’12 Marilyn Force Lori E. Force ’96 Vanessa Elizabeth Ford ’12 Nicole Michelle Fortin ’12 Stephen M. Fox ’12 Eileen H. & Matthew T. Fragigcomo Shaun C. Frame ’04 Karen A. Francaviglia ’00 Kaitlyn R. Francese ’12 Peter Samuel Francis ’12 Pamela & Matthew J. Franke ’04 Barbara Frankel ’76 & Robert J. Teichmann Diane L. & Gary D. Frasco ’01 Elizabeth A. Frederick Steven T. Freeman ’12 Linda Freeman Michelle R. Fried ’11 Eric B. Fromer Shawn Q. Frost Michael T. Fulton ’10 Anita & Mark Funston Danielle E. Fusco ’12 Jessica M. Gaeta ’09 Mary L. Gagnon ’86 Cindy J. ’96 & Ives Galarcep ’98 Cindy J. ’96 & Ives Galarcep ’98 Maureen A. & John A. Galdi ’79 Alexis Galinis ’12 Jennifer L. Galinus ’12 Linda R. Gallo ’81 Rowell J. Garcia ’08 Jayson S. Garcia ’12 Monica D. Garofalo ’91 Nicolina M. Gassaway ’12 Lisa M. Gattozzi ’12 Brittany M. Gazzanigo ’12 Helene C. Gebler ’12 Jacqueline ’07 & Paul Geiger Jeanette & Joseph Gellman Joseph Justin Gellman ’12 Danielle A. Gentile ’12 Stephen B. Genzer Keri L. Georgewitz ’12 Elizabeth Geraldes ’12 Josefina Germosen ’11 Christina L. Gibbons ’12 Catherine & Nicholas Giglio ’01 Harrison M. Gilbert ’09 Laurie & William B. Giles ’74 Jaquair L. Gillette ’07 Angela & Joseph Giordano Alexandra Noel Giordano ’12 Lauren D. Giordano ’08

Katherine P. Glass ’12 Kelsey J. Goddard ’10 Joanna I. Godyla Shane T. Golday Douglas S. Goldberg ’79 Arlene K. ’84 & Howard Goldberg Jacqueline & Ira Goldklang ’92 Lisa M. Gonnella ’12 Lenora Ann Gonzales ’98 Gwendi Eynestina Gonzalez ’12 Steven Gonzalez ’12 Marilyn & Ken J. Gorman ’85 Caitlin Gould ’12 Gerianne C. ’87 & William S. Gourlay Kimberly R. Grady ’12 Carmen J. Gragnano ’12 Caroline & John Grande Gai & Mark W. Grannon Robert H. Grant ’83 Jovana Granzan ’03 Annette & William Gravina Michael T. Gravina ’12 Paulette ’99 & Anthony Gray Lois Gray ’04 Nicole M. Graziano ’12 Geneen Michele Grazioli ’12 Jeanne Wetzel Greco ’84 & Anthony Greco Thomas B. Green ’12 Phyllis Greenberg ’93 Patricia D. ’79 & Jasper Greene Madeline F. ’98, ’03 & Robert Greene Mary Greene ’85 Stacy B. ’93 & Andrew Greenhut Robert W. Greenspan ’12 Noeline ’97 & Peter A. Grefrath Nicole Catherine Gregg ’12 Laura A. Gretz ’10 Jacqueline S. Griffith ’12 Jillian E. Grimaldi ’12 Kenneth J. Groh ’82, ’02 Jean & William Groth ’75 Matthew L. Gruber ’12 Rafaela & Fernando Grullon Zariel Carmen Grullon ’12 Eileen Guadagnino ’91 Yasmarie Guadalupe ’12 Karen & Leonard J. Guardino ’81 Pamela E. Guce Christopher M. Guico ’12 Dawn & Gerard S. Guidice ’77 Ilyssa M. Gussin ’12 Mauricio A. Gutierrez ’12 Kudzaishe E. Gutu ’12 Casiana Guzman ’12 Roberto C. Guzman Krystle R. Guzman ’12 Lauren Kristen Haag Victoria Haas ’80 Cathy Moran Hajo ’85 & Nabil Hajo Ryo Hanasaki ’12 Matthew G. Hancock ’12 Kaitlin Jean Hand ’12 Melissa ’86 & Roger Hanham Laura J. ’96 & Kurt T. Hanisch ’81 Sandra L. Harlos Nelson W. Harper ’12 Amanda L. Harrington Brittany Rose Harris ’12 Larry Harris ’07 Donna M. Harris ’82 Julianne M. Harris ’12 Larry Harris ’77 Melissa A. Harris ’12 Christina M. Hartman ’89 Susan B. Harvey William Patrick Harvey ’12 Harvey Hubbell Foundation

Brielle Nicole Hassa ’12 Barbara E. ’82 & Kenneth P. Hastie Ariel David Hay ’12 Amy M. Hayenhelm ’85 & Patrick O’Connor ’79 Lauren R. Hayes ’77 Julie K. Haymaker ’12 Gregory J. Hazley ’10 Kayla A. Heaslip ’12 Kelsey M. Heckmann Carol M. Henderson ’75 Raymond T. Hennessy ’87 Paul F. Henry ’12 Carolyn L. Herring Amy Hershberger Gail & Edward J. Herter ’87 Jonathan P. Hiland ’12 Marcia & Jeffrey K. Hill ’78 Asa M. Hilmersson ’12 Justin Phillip Hines ’12 Jon L. Hirsch ’12 Michael G. Hitchcoff Denise Hodbod Jennifer A. Hodbod Judy A. ’84 & Jeffrey T. Hoffman Debra ’80 & Raymond G. Hofmeister ’80 Brian Peter Hogan ’12 Nicholas M. Hohn ’08 Kelsey L. Holland Kathryn & Peter Holland Julie Elizabeth Holmes ’12 Elva Hone Donna ’82 & Kenneth Hook Krista A. Hornyak ’12 Michael J. Horton ’07 Christopher M. Hosson ’12 Mary Ann Hozak ’08 Theodora Hrissikos ’12 Kathryn Marie Hubner ’12 Bridget A. Hudzik ’06 Erin E. Hughes ’07 Karen & Frank D. Hunter ’84 Maryann Hurley ’84 David A. Hurst ’12 Mary E. Iannacone Grace & Robert Iannacone Frances C. ’77 & Juan Ibanez ’77 IBM Catherine A. ’91 & Christopher Inskeep Nancy Ioele-Santos Mary M. ’82 & Joseph A. Ippolito Melissa M. Ivelja ’12 Lindsey E. Jachens ’12 Rosemarie Jachens Jennifer B. Jacobs ’12 Donna S. ’03 & Russell Jacobs Patrick O. Jacobs ’12 Joshua S. Jacobson Fetchner Jadotte ’99 Claude D. Jaillet ’12 Elizabeth Nora Jankowsky Colleen & Brian Jankowsky Valerie & Anthony Jannicelli ’76 Roger C. Jans ’09 Sean H. Jans Karen ’12 & Roger C. Jans ’09 Richard Johnson Jessica Lynn Janson ’12 Christina M. Janulis ’12 Patricia & Ronald Jaremcak Caitlin A. Jaremcak ’12 Kimberly M. Jarosh ’12 Susan B. Jarvis Matthew Aaron Jeffery ’12 Carey Jenkins Sara A. Johnsen ’12 Natalie K. ’83 & Arne R. Johnsen Avis Johnson ’75 Meena M. ’92 & Mukul Joisher Christopher Jolin ’12

Rosalind Julius Mickel ’07 Martin R. Kafafian ’07 Joan ’87 & Fouad Kaldawi Brendan K. Kalinowski Ugne M. Kallis Maureen ’90 & Kevin Kalmbach Gabriela N. Kalter Laura Kaplan Sandi-Ellen & Jonathan Kaplan ’79 Erin Lynn Kaplan-Burns ’12 Veronica Karner ’03 Ashley M. Katalenas ’12 Melissa B. Katchen ’12 Kenneth R. Katelus ’75 Jane & John Katirgis ’98 Lara V. Kattekola ’91 Ruth ’07 & Richard D. Katz Jacqueline R. Katz ’12 Lynne & Edward A. Kaufman ’83 Ivan L. Kaufman ’90 Joyce T. & Joel A. Kaufman ’74 Kiranjit Kaur ’11 Linda Kavan Melanie & Kevin J. Kavanaugh ’76 Sandra L. Kaye ’77 Candice Keane ’12 Geraldine M. Kearns ’97 Stephanie Keller ’12 Angela & Robert W. Keller, Jr. Robert W. Keller ’12 Stephen A. Kelley ’84 Patrick K. Kelliher ’09 Melanie R. Kellner ’12 Trudy A. Kelly ’06 Jeremy Michael Kelly ’12 Keith Michael Kelly Lucille ’83 & John W. Kent Jillian T. Keough ’12 Karen E. Keri ’84 Kathleen & William Kerwin ’75 Kathleen Kerwin Tallman ’76 & J. Craig Tallman Khaja Khateeb ’95 Maria L. Kheyman ’12 Stephanie A. Khoury ’12 Silva & Kamil G. Khoury Cindy Kiefer Skye Kiefer Joanna M. Kierce Sentelle O. Kinard ’77 Melissa R. Kincaid Lisa & Glenn Kincaid Patricia M. Kirchheimer Amanda J. Kirchheimer ’12 Randall P. Kirkpatrick ’77 Rebecca Kisic ’12 Janice Klein Samuel F. Klein ’12 Lizabeth M.& George E. Kloak Denise Klockner Russell Klotzkin ’00 Maximilian L. Klube ’12 Ryan S. Kluz ’12 Danielle N. Knaub ’12 Steven G. Knorr ’12 Carol & F. Robert Kobbe ’85 Kevin J. Koch ’12 Melanie C. Kohler Marilyn & Joseph D. Kohler Kiersten M. Kokotajlo ’11 Rachel Kolodzieski ’10 Paul E. Konopacki ’12 Paul A. Kornegay James Kort ’08 Michael J. Kosztyu Megan M. Kosztyu ’12 Clare Kosztyu Toni Kowalczyk ’04 Christopher Richard Kraemer ’12 Batia Kramer ’89

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Nicholas J. Kramer ’12 Patricia C. Callahan & Asher E. Kramer ’75 Lauren A. Kranz ’12 Carissa Jean Krapf ’12 Danielle L. Kretsch ’12 Diane R. & Jeffrey A. Kristol ’82 Claire T. Krulikowski ’75 Maria & Paul Krupin Mary Ann Bischoff & Brian J. Kuehnapfel ’75 Richard J. Kunz ’12 Erica L. Kunzig ’12 Michael B. Kurzynowski ’12 Thomas L. Kushner ’12 Carly S. Kutsup ’12 Lauren Elizabeth Kwitchoff ’12 Michele Renee La Tempa ’12 Katerina Laessig ’08 Laura H. Lai-Minteer ’02 Lakeside Counseling Center Lori E. Lalama ’08 Annette ’82 & Jack R. Landis Jolie J. Lang ’12 Pamela Lara ’12 Kiera M. Larkin ’12 Lucille T. Lasala ’78 Gabrielle Lashley Dora Lassalle Madeleine Buist Latham ’82 & Christopher M. Latham Mary & John A. Latini ’77 Christina M. Latona ’12 Elvyn Lausell ’12 Michael Lavroff Karen L. Laws ’12 Karen Lawton Chrystyna I. Lazirko ’12 Doris Lazur ’78 & Luis Ugarte Karen E. Lazur ’76 Christina Leber ’01 Theresa & Arthur Lee Daniel F. Lee ’12 Kristina Marie Lee ’12 Bonnie Leff David J. Leff ’12 John A. Legrande ’83 Valerie Leibowitz ’93 Maxwell Lemos Linda & Maximino Lemos Amanda Elizabeth Lentino ’12 Diane J. Lenz Terraccino ’76 Dana Leonardi ’04 Vivian Sopas Lerias ’12 Franklin Levering ’12 Karen Levine ’74 Ira Levinton ’76 Michelle L. Levy ’12 Janeille J. Lewis ’12 Lesslie Licameli Nicholas M. Licameli Alexandra Gabrielle Liguori ’12 Alyssa M. Limone ’12

Logan Shay Lindabury ’12 Timothy J. Lindner ’10 Ruth Ann Link ’96 Margaret & Edward C. Linnartz ’83 Robin & Thomas Linson Theresa Deirdre Linson ’12 Jordan M. Lipsky ’12 Daniel G. Liskoff ’12 Ted S. Liszewski ’92 Patricia & Harry Litchfield Samantha Nicole Litchfield ’12 Regina C. Little Little Stars Academy, Inc. Nicholas J. Liulakis ’12 Lorraine & Chris Liulakis Dorothy L. Livaudais ’80 Jenny Lo ’12 Meaghan A. Lockhart ’12 Lorraine & Peter LoCurto ’96 Sarah A. LoFaso ’87 Berlida & Kenneth Lomaglio Nicholas R. Long ’12 Daniel John Long ’12 Jessica M. Long ’12 Arleen & Christopher Long Mary Ellen Doster Lorenzo ’78 & John Lorenzo Linda A. ’83 & Steven G. Lorras Daniel J. Loughrey ’12 Nancy Lowry ’02 Kaitlyn A. Luciano ’12 Jeffrey P. Ludwig ’09 Henry C. Luensmann ’88 Vincent A. Luizza ’12 Andrew J. Lukanik Meredith H. Lummer ’12 Christine T. Lundquist ’12 Noah F. Luogameno ’12 Leann M. Lydon ’08 Kenneth J. Lyons ’76 Mary & Thomas Kim Anita & William J. Lytle ’79 Christopher Andrew Macaluso ’12 Matthew J. Macchiaroli ’12 Linda & Matthew S. MacDonald ’91 Debra MacDonald Emily P. MacDonald ’12 Lauren C. Macdonald ’12 Terrence M. MacFarlane ’12 Kristin G. Macri ’12 Ryan M. Magill ’12 Cheryl Magill David Matthew Magistro Donna & Jim Mahalish Kevin J. Mahla ’81 Joanne ’85 & Martin Mahler Brett S. Malaney ’12 Leslie M. Malone ’93 Elizabeth A. Maloney ’12 Lauren R. ’79 & Todd Malora ’79

Eileen Comerford ’80 and James Carr at the Birch Fellowship Appreciation Dinner held at the Havemeyer House

Lauren ’79 & Todd Malora ’79 Leesa & Andrew J. Manderano ’75 Anthony J. Manderano ’05 Tammy & Jonathan N. Marcus ’93 Michele L. Mascola ’02 Andriette L. Mathews ’81 Christine Mathewson ’00 Kim Mathisen ’04 Stefanie D. Mauro ’12 Kirsten L. May ’12 Jennie & Stephan M. Mayer ’00 John P. Mayer ’12 Douglas R. Mayone Donna Mayone Beverly A. Mayser ’94 Danielle M. Mazza ’12 Woodrow D. Mc Clam ’12 Erin R. Mc Dermott Merideth K. Mc Ginley Megan Elizabeth McHugh ’12 Jennifer S. Mc Keever ’12 Joshua D. Mc Lean Chelsea Anne Mc Leish ’12 Ryan J. Mcalister ’12 Margaret A. McAteer ’12 Pamela & W. Peter McBride Susan ’73 & Peter McCabe Joann F. McCarthy ’80 Kelly McCartney ’03 Jaleesha L. Mcclary Joseph P. Mccue ’12 Marie & Joseph McCue Penny McDonald ’84 Brittany A. McDonald ’12 Katherine Marie McGarril ’08 Katherine G. McGee ’06 Thomas C. McGillick ’79 Maureen & Lawrence McGinley Devin T. McGinley ’12 Joanne L. McGrath Cohoon ’76 & James P. Cohoon ’75 Patrick B. McHugh ’86 James F. McHugh Kerry C. McKenna Christopher K. McKenna Leo T. McKenzie John T. Mclaughlin ’12 Christina E. McMullan ’07, ’12 Todd D. McNamara ’12 Michelle A. McNeir ’93 Kylie L. Mearkle ’12 Kevin M. Medvecky ’12 Joan & Joseph Medvecky Shanayah T. Meggett ’12 Kristen A. Melfi ’12 Diann M. ’03 & Ronald Mello Heather Melnick ’02 Rosalie ’86 & Richard Mendel Lakiesha M. ’95 & Wayne A. Mendez Claire A. Mercurio ’80

Sharry Baker ’80 & David A. Merker ’78 Jennifer ’06 & Ronald A. Merlino David A. Merrill ’81 Mary Ellen ’84 & George Mertz Alexandra B. Metcalfe ’12 Lorraine S. Metz ’12 Glenn Micalizio ’96 Joseph Edward Miceli ’12 Maria L. Miceli-Jacobson ’95 Amanda Camille Michel ’12 Jean ’96 & Scott Michel Virginia M. Michel ’80 Vassil V. Mihailov ’12 Clara Mijung Ha ’09 Holly & Paul D. Miller Sestina R. ’10 & Steven Miller ’05 Patrice V. ’88 & Ronald D. Miller Eric Joshua Miller ’12 Nicole M. Miller ’12 Virginia E. Minervini ’88 KrisAnn Minichetti ’12 Arielle Minicozzi ’12 John Minicozzi Mehrdad F. Mirabrishami ’12 Erin O. ’79 & J.C. Mitchell Zita F. ’99 & Gabriel Mobayed Marym Mohiby ’12 Alicia Lynn Molta ’12 Nancy & Joseph T. Monaco ’85 Jacqueline Montero-Cornella ’76 & Ronald Cornella ’76 Michael A. Monzon Megan L. Mooney ’12 Jenna E. Moore ’12 Daniel J. Moreno ’12 Chardae M. Moreno ’12 Eloisa Morillo George Morimoto ’01 Daniel B. Morley ’12 Cynthia L. Morley James Morley ’79 Daniel A. Morrell ’12 Stephanie A. & Jeffrey J. Moylen Zachary Moylen ’12 Anna Mulderrig Florence Muller ’98 Victoria E. Munday ’12 Erin Marie Murphy ’12 Thomas William Murphy ’12 Ellen Murphy Susan & Robert J. Murphy Andrea D. Murphy ’12 Kathleen P. Murphy ’78 Vera M. & Mark E. Murphy ’89 Ryan S. Murphy ’12 Susan & Theodore Mussano ’05 Patricia F. Muster ’05 Dana M. Muth ’12 Jonathan Daniel Mutter ’12 Caitlin N. Nacamuli ’11

Robert J. Nalesnik ’12 Arad S. Namin ’12 Nicole M. Nannola ’12 Priya P. Nanwani ’99 Claire & Steven Napolitano Clare F. Naporano Laura & David Nardolilli ’82 Chelsey L. Neders Hassan M. Nejad Jill Barnes Nelson ’76 & John T. Nelson Deonia ’00 & Richard T. Neveu Kimberly Marie Newby ’12 Thomas W. Ng ’10 Elizabeth Nichols ’12 Kira M. Nickerson ’12 Margarette D. Nickleford Travis J. Nicol ’12 Rob E. Nitche ’07 Gwendolyn A. Nogoy ’12 Eduardo M. Nogy Jeffrey J. Nolan ’12 Jeff Nolan Brian W. Noll ’12 Lynn B. Norcia ’78 Lois D. ’89 & Robert G. Nordling Wendy H. North-Ollendorf ’76 & Jeffrey Ollendorf Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation Dana T. & Mark G. Nowak Mark S. Nowak ’12 Veronica M. Obbink ’12 Ryan Diwa Obico ’12 Michael J. O’Brien ’75 Douglas M. O’Connor ’12 Amy M. Hayenhjelm ’85 & Patrick O’Connor ’79 Kathleen A. O’Keefe-Schwab ’83 Gracey & Charles Oksenberg ’79 Stephanie J. Olaso ’12 Lindsey Renee Olbrecht Kristen A. O’Leary ’06 Nicholas W. Olejnik ’78 Jason R. Oliveira ’12 Johanna Catherine Olivera ’12 Johnny Olsson ’12 Linda & Joseph O’Neill Matthew J. O’Neill ’12 Maryanne O’Neill ’89 James W. Orchard ’12 Melanie Orinski ’12 Paul O. Oriwa Stephen L. O’Rourke ’12 Rosemary R. Orr ’12 Annmarie O’Shea ’12 Tiffany Nacole Osorio ’12 Margaret Ostlund ’73 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Olanrewaju A. Owoyele ’12 Minneh W. Oyas Rebecca M. Pacailler ’12

(L-R): Friends of Ramapo member Tammy Marcus, Board of Governors members Bernard Milano and Jonathan Marcus ’93, Esq., Sharon Pierson and Board of Governors member Stanley Richmond at the Birch Fellowship Appreciation Dinner held at the Havemeyer House in July

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Cathi & John Pacailler Kimberly R. ’02 & Matthew J. Paccione Brian A. Pace ’12 Laura A. Pachella ’08 Nikki L. Paci ’12 Lorin Page ’81 Carol Anne & Edward A. Pajak ’80 Jesse S. Palmieri ’12 Michelle Alexandra Panagakos ’12 Maria Panagakos Kathryn M. Pandise ’08 Abigail C. Pangilinan George Christopher Papandrew ’12 Parashoot Productions Megan Ashley Parker ’12 Gilda C. Parthesius ’84 Michael Pasch ’00 Keith L. Passaro ’12 Yolandi Passaro ’12 Jeremy M. Paster ’12 Jessica R. Patterson ’09 Gwyneth E. Patterson David R. Patterson Brian P. Paulison ’08 Karen & John P. Pela ’84 Michele F. Pellegrino Joseph C. Pelleteri ’94 Natali C. Pena Laura L. Penna ’09 Amanda M. Penrose ’09 Bethsaida B. Perez ’12 Jacqueline Suzanne Pergola ’12 Ryan M. Pergola Toni & Anthony Pergola Karen D. Permuy ’12 Laura Ann Perry Raymond J. Pesenti ’12 Grace Pesenti Susan ’84 & Frank Petagno Joshua P. Petersen ’12 Rachel T. Peterson ’12 Patricia & John P. Petrone ’74 Ashley T. Petty ’12 Samantha M. Pezzimenti ’12 Charlene Phillips ’96 Marianne Picinic ’98 Lori Picinich Valerie A. Picinich ’12 Regina C. Pickens ’12 Karen Pietropaolo Gina E. Pietropaolo ’12 Freda Pina ’73 Susan Jane Pinera ’12 Lauren M. Pinto ’12 Suzanne Piombo Marjorie R. Pires ’12 Robert J. Pisano ’07 Nicole Lindsay Pitts Joanne & Donald Ploch ’99 Michael Vincent Plump ’12 Liselotte Pobieczky ’95 & Sieglinde Lehmann Daniel J. Poeschl ’12 Lisa & John Poeschl Alexandra M. Polan-Clarke ’12 Joan M. ’77 & Michael Policastro Ruth A. ’01 & Michael A. Polifrone Gina Pollaro ’12 Carol N. Pollin ’88 Noah D. Polsky ’12 Ferdinand Pontejos ’12 Jessica L. Pontes ’09 Matthew R. Pontone ’12 Adam M. Porcelan ’12 Silvia Maria PorresHernandez ’12 Mariana Posada Uribe ’12 Alexandria A. Potosnak ’12 Jasmine Elise Powell ’12 Marta A. Poznanska ’03, ’08 Rose M. Prager ’79 Lee Pratt ’12 Hugh J. Prentice ’12 Alyssa N. Press ’12

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Tema Price ’80 Shannon M. Priddy ’12 Evelyn Proffitt Carla L. Proffitt ’12 Serena E. Provenzano Buontempo ’91 Angelica Pucciarelli Vanessa Puerta ’12 Debra M. Quevedo ’12 Daniel R. Quintana ’12 Katarzyna Natalia Rachwal ’12 Christopher R. Raike ’12 Emma C. Rainforth Dolores ’93 & John Raiz Gail & David M. Reardon ’90 Maryjane ’02 & John J. Recchione Travis J. Redmond ’12 Diane V. ’89 & Neil Reed Julie S. Reich ’12 Eileen & Larry Reich Mary & Kevin F. Reilly ’74 Christine & Kenneth J. Remo ’76 Sherry & Steven J. Richards ’76 Deborah Richin Rachael Richman Lauren C. Riley ’12 Christine Riley Anderson Janine M. Rinaldi ’12 Brittany A. Ring ’12 Kristina A. Rioux ’96, ’07 Christopher J. Rizza ’12 Mark C. Roberto ’12 Darice Ann ’89 & Scott Roberts Robin M. & Bruce D. Robertson ’86 Anthony C. Rock ’06 Adriana Rodenheiser Kenneth G. Rodenheiser ’12 Mary E. Roderick ’12 Molly K. Rodino ’12 Michelle Roese Carol Ann Rogaski ’10 Meghan M. Rogers ’12 Sidvonda J. Rogers Timothy Michael Roland Derek M. Roling ’12 Christine Romaniello Stephanie E. Romano ’12 Nicholas A. Romano Nicholas Patrick Romano ’12 Bruno Romano Lynn E. Ronan ’08 Michael Stephen Rosania ’12 German Rosario ’12 Jason M. Rose ’12 Alexander Roland Rosen ’12 Stacey & Ritchard Rosen Brad S. Rosen ’12 Brittany Michele Rosenfeld ’12 Kimberly A. Ross ’93 Molly A. Rothberg ’12 Danielle M. Rothenberger ’12 Christina L. Rotolo ’12 Patricia Ann Royce ’12 Anthony J. Ruberto ’08 Dylan G. Rupp Emily Rushfield ’07, ’12 Christine L. Rusin ’84 Alexa D. Russo ’12 Nicholas A. Russomano ’12 Michael J. Ryan ’12 Maryann Ryan ’80, ’05 Jeffrey J. Saavedra ’12 Lauren E. Sabato ’12 Linda E. & Harold J. Sadlock ’77 Geoffrey J. Sadock Marlouie Alain Fernandez Saldariega ’12 Rita ’03 & Robert Salemo Maria L. Sallustio ’12 Laura Marie Salort ’12 Victoria Sanford Staffaroni ’80 & Maurizio Staffaroni Danielle L. Sangillo ’12 Janis C. Santaite ’12 Lorraine C. ’09 & Steven M. Santangelo Jodi & John Santimauro

Christine E. Santos Doris E. Sasadi ’84 Marie ’87 & Gregory L. Sathananthan Melissa C. Saul ’12 Jerry Saul Fatmata Savage ’12 Heidi Savill Michael T. Savin ’12 Christopher M. Scaffa ’10, ’12 Julianne D. Scarola ’10, ’12 Kathleen & Joseph Scarpelli Margaret A. Scarpelli ’12 Christopher Schaaf Zoie G. Schachter ’12 Carol D. ’84 & Charles V. Schaefer Cynthia & William Schaefer Jacqueline A. Schaefer ’12 Michael David Schenck ’03 Margaret ’82 & Thomas Scheulen Brian J. Schiavone ’12 Phyllis ’87 & Herman Schipper Kimberly & Jeffrey Schmidt Gudrun ’91 & Conrad Schmidt Kristina Marie Schmidt ’12 Lauren A. Schmidt ’12 Tara Elizabeth Schmitt ’12 Beth L. Schnall ’77 Renee P. Schneider ’12 Helen ’98 & Karl Schoenknecht Jennifer H. Scholts ’12 Diane K. Schons ’96 Cynthia Lynn Schott ’12 Louise Caromil Schultz ’90 & William D. Schultz ’81 Stephanie M. Schumody ’12 Nicole J. Schussler ’12 Diana & Art Schwabe Kimberly I. Schwabe ’12 Laura & John Schwartz ’01 Barbara L. ’87 & Robert M. Scola Robert M. Scriffiano ’12 Margaret M. Scullion-Tuchler ’82 & Thomas A. Tuchler ’81 Brian E. Sebak ’12 Maggie E. Segotta ’12 Rachel L. Seidman ’12 Margaret Candio & Christopher Sekel Matthew E. Selle ’12 Anna Sender Samantha R. Sendner ’12 Angela Severini Juliana M. Severini ’12 Waltraut Shadow ’75 Foram B. Shah ’12 Vidhi ’02 & Kunal Shah Clifton E. Shambry ’12 Karla ’88 & Brian Shanahan Richard Shanley Kathleen O. ’87 & Edward A. Shannon ’85 Dennis M. Shapov ’12 Janine & Thomas W. Sharlow Maureen R. Sharlow ’12 Lauren Ashley Shaw ’12 Alexandra L. Shea ’12 Margaret & Francis B. Sheehan Erin E. Sheehan ’07 Carole J. ’06 & Eddie Shipmen Linda & Paul C. Shnyer ’84 Majorie Shovlin ’85 David R. Shulim Beth & Michael D. Shumer ’91 Marian Shumilova ’12 Lauren A. Shur ’10, ’12 Michael Anthony Signore Jared C. Silva ’12 Michael A. Silva ’01 Diana M. Silva ’12 Lonnia Simmons Erika Marie Christine Simmons Erika L. Simmons ’12 Mark G. Simon ’12 Alex J. Simon ’12 Daniel J. Simone ’12 Stephanie J. Sinck ’12 Donna ’78 & Mark Singer

Board of Governors members Richard McDowell ’77 and Laura Kawecki Roberts ’81 relive memories with Ramapo College archival photographs at the Annual Board Picnic in July.

Benjamin Aaron Singer ’12 Alyssa M. Sita ’12 Joseph Skarzynski Joseph A. Skarzynski ’12 Justina M. Slachta ’12 Joan A. Sloane ’73 Evelyn F. & Ted Slockbower Ella Kathleen & James H. Sneddon ’99 Patrick J. Soffientini ’12 Geraldine A. Solomon Christine M. Sommers ’03 Vincent J. Soreca ’12 Holly R. Sorenson ’12 Gail Sorenson Cindy Spartz Alyssa N. Spatola Suzanne Spaulding Zane Spaulding Ashley Laura Sperber ’12 Patricia ’79 & John A. Speich Brittany L. Spiegel ’12 Scott W. Spieker ’12 Richard Spincola Cassandra May Spincola ’12 Catherine W. Spinella ’12 Mark T. Spoleti ’12 James Allen Spratt ’12 Sarah E. Springer Frank ’82 & Scott Frank Geri Landau Squire ’74 & Lee Squire Joyce & Thomas J. Srednicki Rosemary E. Stallone ’91 Christina H. Stambaugh ’12 Megan Ann Stamer ’12 Deborah & Joseph Stamer Scott M. Stanchak ’05 Joanne M. Staneart ’12 Nicholas J. Staub ’96 Andrea L. Stead ’07 Cristina M. ’03, ’07 & Douglas R. Stearns Donna M. Stebner ’85 Elizabeth C. Steck ’12 Barbara J. Steck Colleen C. Steel Frank P. Stefanelli ’12 Andrew J. Steimle ’12 Sheila G. & Kenneth G. Steinberg ’90 Donna Crescitelli & David M. Stellenwerf ’95 Karen Stevens Patricia L. Stevens-Gumbs ’84 & Albert Gumbs Maureen R. Stinson ’08 Alexander J. Storzillo Allison J. Stoveken ’12 Laura W. Strandberg ’12 Jacob A. Strasser ’12 Shannon E. Strauch ’12 Taylor Marie Strickland ’12 Lauren Marie Striebel ’12 George F. Stritter ’12 Susan Studley ’05 Carly Grace Studzinski ’12 Stacy Jean Sugerman

Ellen M. Sullivan ’12 Majeda Sultana ’12 Kathleen Gurovich Suplicki ’92 & Jeffrey A. Suplicki Alicia N. Suriani ’12 Nina Sutera ’01, ’05 Caitlin E. Sverapa ’12 Dana M. Sweatlock ’12 Marion ’82 & John Sweeney Alyssa R. Swift ’12 Marc Michael Syslo ’12 Christine Szodoray ’89 Saeideh Taherafshar Christina L. Talarico ’12 Janelle Anne Marie S. Talingdan ’12 Takanari Tanahashi ’12 Luca G. Taormina ’12 Julissa Lisanka Tapia ’12 Sandra & John Taranto ’79 Cynthia & Robert W. Tarr Suzanne & Robert B. Taylor ’96 Angela M. Tejada Mary T. Templeton ’10 Barbara & Jaco B. Ten Hove ’82 Adrianna M. Tepedino ’12 Laura Elizabeth Terhune ’12 Joan Terry ’80 Stephen Christian Tew Robert C. Texel ’12 Donna & Stephen D. Warren* The Standard Employee Giving Campaign Joan L. ’83 & Larry Thomas Adele Thomas Renee Thomas ’12 Kevin C. Thomas ’12 Michael Thomas Sheryl Thomason ’03 Jasmine Denise Thompson ’12 Jeffrey S. Thompson ’12 Samantha U. Thompson ’12 Elizabeth K. Thompson ’12 Diane Thompson Ashley T. Thomsen ’12 Keith Thomsen Kathleen & Harry S. Thomson ’85 Mark A. Tibak ’95 Michael W. Tiedemann ’95 Danielle Mantilla Tiu ’12 Sonia Toban Jonathan J. Toczynski ’12 Valerie & John Toczynski Vladislav O. Todorov ’12 Alfred J. Tolli ’12 Kristen M. Tomasicchio ’10 Elyse M. Toribio ’12 Allan R. Torres ’12 Kathryn A. Tracey ’12 Rachel E. Tracey ’12 Eileen M. Tracy ’12 Joann ’79 & Wayne H. Tracy Alyssa M. Tripodi ’12 Jenna R. Tripsas ’12 Shivani S. Trivedi Geraldine ’82 & Arthur L. Troast Robert J. Trongone ’94

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HONOR ROLL—ANNUAL FUND

THE FOLLOWING DONORS MADE GIFTS TO THE ANNUAL FUND IN RECOGNITION OF INDIVIDUALS AS FOLLOWS:

Debra Perry ’85, Esq., greets fellow Board of Governors member Mark W. Grannon and his wife, Gai, at the Annual Board Picnic in July Jenna M. Trott ’12 Kathleen Krehlik Trusewicz ’78 & Michael W. Trusewicz Valensiya O. Tsvetanova ’12 Mark S. Tuazon ’12 Margaret Scullion-Tuchler ’82 & Thomas A. Tuchler ’81 Ellen Hope Tuckman ’78 & Alan Tuckman Jennifer & James Tunnicliffe Brian V. Turner ’12 Joseph W. Turner ’08 Turrisi Karen Lauren Ashley Turrisi ’12 Stephen A. Tvedt ’12 Christine E. Twomey-Cadley ’76 & John A. Cadley Carol ’79 & Robert Uckar Sue & Kerry E. Uhler ’76 Samantha G. Ullrich ’12 Sabina Ulysse ’12 Victoria A. Ungvary ’12 Christina M. Urciuoli ’12 Judith A. Urgo ’06, ’09 Cathy E. Vacirca ’75 Ann & Glenn Vallone Dona M. Van Dyke ’92 Michael Scott Van Hooker ’12 Craig J. Van Leeuwen ’12 J. Dolores Van Saders Vincent M. Van Zile ’12 Erica L. VanAuken ’08 Ludmila Vandalovsky ’09 Joyce A. VanDyke ’86 Babette M. Varano ’83 Patricia ’89 & Reid L. Vaspol Lilia Merced Vasquez-Garcera Linda & Thomas E. Venator ’80 Emil Venere ’77 Lauren N. Ver Hage ’12 Alyssa L. Verdon ’12 Julia E. Verno ’12 Lance A. Vicente ’12 Kelly ’03 & Ryan Vilardi Haydee L. Villacis Margaret A. Villarosa-Soldano ’94 & Victor Soldano Donna & Charles Vingoe Chelsea M. Vingoe ’12 Jessie Paulette Viscarra ’12 Julio J. Vizcaino ’12

Richard L. Wagner ’83 Darren M. Wagner ’09 Joshua M. Wagner Crystal M. Walden ’10 Deborah R. Walker David M. Walker ’12 Stephanie M. Walker ’12 Alexandra M. Wall ’11 Rosemarie ’82 & John P. Wallace Kathleen P. Walsh ’87 Susan Walsh ’85 Gail Wanger Joshua Allen Wanger ’12 Cristina ’06 & Mark Ward ’07 Cristina A. ’06 & Mark W. Ward ’07 William J. Warrick ’12 Natalie J. Wasiak ’12 Michael T. Waterhouse ’12 Ashley Isabel Watson ’12 Latoya R. Watson ’12 Edward George Watson ’12 Jessica M. Waxenbaum ’12 Kirk A. Weber Lindsay Christine Weber ’12 Kathleen ’86 & Franklyn V. Webster John R. Weglarz ’82 Danielle M. Weil Samuel B. Weinberger Morgan Tara Weinstein ’12 Fausta G. Weir ’98 Samantha Rose Weisman ’12 Cynthia Wellins ’96 Shanice Nicole Wester ’12 Michelle C. White ’98 Nancy ’00 & John J. White Nicole L. White ’12 Martha M. Whitfield ’93 Lisa Whittle ’05 Shirley Brooks Wicker ’80 Michael R. Wiebusch ’07 Rachel G. Wieland ’12 Kimberly M. Wiezik ’12 Michael Wilches ’12 Lyndsay Williams Montea S. Williams ’12 Annemarie ’80 & Roland Williams Aimee N. Willsey ’12 Barbara & Donald B. Winget ’77

Lauren Winogron ’06 Tamara ’98 & Scott Winsmann Caroline A. Winter ’95 Amber Nicole Wiseburn Jennifer L. Wisse ’12 James P. Witkowski ’12 Sharon R. Witkowski Daniel T. Wizorek ’12 Jesse C. Wohlleb ’12 Carol & Steve Wondrack Lisa Michelle Wood ’10 James R. Woodard ’12 Donald Woodhouse Meagan Cara Woodhouse Thomas Woodward ’92 Stephanie Nicole Wootton Conrad Wozniak Bethany Joy Wozniak ’12 Ykemia S. Wright Johnita J. Wright ’12 Allison P. Wronski ’07 Carol Yan ’12 Jordan Yellen Debora Yodice Anthony J. Yodice ’12 Alexis R. Yotka

Lorie A. Young ’12 Mary Rose ’00 & Lawrence Younghouse Gail & Wayne Yourstone Corey J. Yuhas Jessica A. Zabalaga Dana L. Zabrieski ’12 Jaclyn A. Zamora ’12 Amanda L. Zaorski ’12 Peter J. Zavorskas ’12 Tyler R. Zeberl ’12 Jessica L. Zebrowski ’12 Jonathan W. Zeitts Stephanie T. Zemsky ’12 Penny & Albert O. Zicker ’76 Jennifer M. Zimmerle ’12 John G. Zimmerman ’12 Judith & Howard D. Zuckerman ’73 Bradley I. Zuckerwise ’12 Adriana Mayra Zuniga ’12 Patrice A. Zurbuch Robert N. Zutterman ’12 Patrick Sean Zwally ’12 Rachael A. Zwoboda

Maureen A. ’84 & Jeffrey Duffy in honor of Jeffrey S. Duffy Joanne Florio ’81 in honor of Jean J. Florio Angela L. Cristini & Robert J. Lazell ’82 in memory of Stephen Warren Karen Levine ’74 in memory of Dr. Alexander Levine Heather Melnick ’02 in honor of Irving Melnick Taylor Fantozzi in honor of Class of 2012 Anne Boland & John Tomasicchio in memory of Stephen Warren Gail P. & Wally Brady in honor of Judith McDowell Angela L. Cristini & Robert Lazell ’82 in memory of Stephen Warren Claudia M. & Dominic Esker in memory of Judy Webster Claudia M. & Dominic Esker in memory of Lee Scott Claudia M. & Dominic Esker in memory of Bonnie Franklin Claudia M. & Dominic Esker in memory of Stephen Warren Claudia M. & Dominic Esker in memory of Anita Brandolini Claudia M. & Dominic Esker in memory of Richard Anisfield Amy Hershberger in memory of Stephen Warren Kathleen & Ronald J. Kase in memory of Stephen Warren Lizabeth M.& George E. Kloak in memory of Stephen Warren Frances Shapiro-Skrobe & John Skrobe in memory of Dr. Kay Fowler

Board of Governors member Keith Dawkins ’94 greets Audrey I. Newman ’93 and her husband, John McKendry, at a Bergen County Regional Alumni reception held at the Dawkins residence

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HONOR ROLL—PARENTS

PRESIDENT’S PARENTS COUNCIL MEMBERS Parents who are members of the President’s Parents Council have provided significant leadership gifts to the College. The Council fosters and sustains supportive relationships between Ramapo College and parents. President’s Parents Council members help support the Parents’ Council Scholarship Fund and are also recognized for their leadership in the Stephen & Mary Birch Fellowship of the Annual Fund.

BIRCH FELLOWSHIP - PARENT TRUSTEE’S SOCIETY Nan E. Simon & Richard Catanese Stephanie & John Guiliana Joanne S. & Kevin L. Smith BIRCH FELLOWSHIP PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Theodora & Robert B. Culbertson BIRCH FELLOWSHIP - PARENT CABINET’S SOCIETY Joyce and Alexander Biener Cynthia & Brian Branco Crane Foundation, Inc Eileen T. & Stephen G. Dormer Kim & John Englishman Fernando Garip Susan & John Hale Hudson City Savings Bank Kathleen B. & James C. Kranz Ani & Vahe Naljian Ann C. & Drew A. Nieporent Sarah Beane Ricca & Joseph Ricca Susan & Peter J. Scandariato United Way of Northern New Jersey V & W Anesthesia Associates, LLC PARENT ARCH CLUB Glenn Anderson Cynthia & Robert W. Tarr Lisa & Donald Woodhouse PARENT CENTURY CLUB Deborah L. & John W. Adamus Madeline & Gene Altenburg Vincenza & Abolfazl Ashabi Mary Bello-Mutter & Michael Mutter Susan & Alfred J. Blume Arlene & Ronald Brantner Louise & Christopher J. Burns Denise & Anthony Caramico CME Group Community Foundation Joanne & Frank Colella Abigail Collins Jean & Wayne Conway Marlene & Gerald Culotta Lorrie J. & Antonio M. Delatorre Barbara & Eugene Dougherty Lauralynn & Brian K. Eccles Denise & Anthony Frisoli Monica Alston Green & Terry Green Erin & Vincent M. Guinta Adrienne & Glen Hauck Hauck Farms, LLC Joyce & Martin Hayes Sabrina & Irving Huang Diane & Richard Jacobs Michael Kane Janet & Chuck Keenan Doreen & Louis Kern Diana & Robert Leung

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Patricia A. & Joseph T. Lewandowski Cynthia & Floyd Long Gerry L. & John T McConkey Cindy & Alan Merker Rosemary & Mark Mitchell Anne & Michael Murphy Kathy T. & Michael G. Natoli Carolyn & Gregory Nozza Josephine & John O’Brien Denise & R. Dennis O’Keefe Marie & James Pasciolla Debra & Joseph Paziora Barbara & Dominick Pepe Donna M. & Harald W. Peters Kim Quinton-Massa Valerie & Robert J. Ratner Cindy Romero Gallagher Patricia & Thomas Russomano Mary & Philip Sanders Nancy & Roenzo M. Sangiorgi Margaret Santapaga Maureen M. & Edward E. Saur Kim & Vincent Sciancalepore Catherine & Timothy Sewnig Christine & William Simonelli Dolores & Robert Soffientini Kellie A. Dougherty & Steve C. Stahl Christine & Neil Sterns Carole & Cort Steel Gretchen & Peter Strauch Judith & Robert Trubac Isabella & Gennaro Turci Verizon Foundation Chuck Viggiano Tatiana N. Villa Teri & Mark F. Vogel Wendy & Marco Vollero Margaret & Willard Whitney Myra & Ira Wiener Janet & Gordon Willcox June & Donald Williams Kathryn & Pasquale Yaccarino PARENT CRIMSON CLUB Alma R. Alcid Alliance Bernstein Matching Gift Program Amerikane Contracting, LLC Lisa & Peter J. Anastasio Lura & Daniel Antokal Lori & Nick Antuofermo Judy Sondej & Neri Navas Aroche Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Sevim & Eddie Aydin Susan Bakardjiev Andrea & Victor Balint Diane Banks Janice & Ronald Bara Lou Ann & Fred Stephen Bauer Hilda & Spencer Beaton Theresa Bell-Wright & Jack Bell Lakshmi & Uday Bhoopalam Denise J. & Carlo G. Binda Nancy & Stephen Biroc Leslie & John M. Bishop

Members of the President’s Parents Council and guests joined President Peter P. Mercer and Dr. Jacqueline Ehlert-Mercer at the historic Havemeyer House for a year-end meeting and dinner. Pictured: (front row, left to right) Anthony Aceti, Susan Aceti, President Peter P. Mercer, Dr. Jacqueline Ehlert-Mercer, Lynda Wolf, Many Darakjy, Jack Darakjy, Cyndi Branco, (second row, left to right) Thomas Turberville, Agnes Chiao Turberville, Steve Wolf, Eileen Dormer, John Englishman (third row, left to right) Edie Rinaldi, Kathleen Kranz, Steve Dormer, Kim Englishman, (back row, left to right) Cathleen Davey Vice President of Institutional Advancement and Executive Director of the Foundation, Brian Branco, Kevin Smith, Fernando Garip, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs/Student Development Miki Cammarata, Joanne Smith, Ralph Rinaldi, Jim Kranz, Peter Scandariato, Susan Scandariato, Sarah Beane Ricca, Joe Ricca, Stephanie Guiliana, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs/Student Services Pat Chang and Director of Constituent Relations Jo Anne Zellers.

Dora & Robbie Blair Bobby G Electrical Contractors, Inc Colleen & Craig Boyle Dawn & Alfred Bradley Arlene & Ronald Brantner Debbie & Fred Brodersen Anna & Andrzej Brynczka Alice & John Burdi Margaret & James Callandriello Penelope & Thomas Campbell Margaret Candio & Christopher Sekel Denise Cappello Kathleen & Patrick W. Carey JoAnn & Brian Carr Maria & Frank Carr Magalys S. Carrillo Kathleen & Kevin Case Claudia Castro Melissa & Thomas Cavagnino Jocelyne Ceide Sylestre Hilda & Stephen Cielusniak Maria & Charles J Clinton Cynthia & Daniel Collins Elida & Vincent Consalvo Maria Consalvo Irene Contey Patricia & Victor Conti Carol Cornell & Peter Fill Rowena Coronado Camille M. Costanza Country Club Lawns, Inc Lisa M. & Joseph Coviello William J. Creighton Kevin B. Cruise Mary Cruise Evelyn Cucchiara Dianne & Henry A. Cunningham Dawn T. & Christopher H. Dalenberg Bernadette & Keith Darley Gale & John DeBoer Carl A. DeGisi Carolina & Bibiano Dela Rosa Cynthia & Rocco N. Della Serra Barbara Den Dulk Akemi & James Denning Camille & Robert Derkack Camille & Robert Derkack

Cathleen & Michael DeStasio Patricia & Thomas J. Deverin Maria L. & Thomas DeVizio Debra & Christopher DeVries Laura & William D. Devries ’86 Beverly & Lester Dey Laura Castaldi Di Paolo & Louis Di Paolo Denise & Theodore Domaracki Jill & David Donow Lillian & Antonio Drago Gayle & William Dunlap Debbie & Dan Dweck Sharon & Ronald Dwyer Marie Eck Nancy & Harold A. Ellebracht Sharon & William Eng Leslie & Steven Engleberg Lynn & Patrick English Christine & Joseph F. Fallon Barbara & Michael Fedorchak Maritza Feliciano MaryAnn & Alfonso Ferrentino Diane & Guillermo Fiallo Ellen & Ronald J. Filippi Eileen M. & Alan G. Finn Kathleen & Silvio C Fiorillo Muhammed S. Firozvi Carrie & Steven Fischman Doris & Vincent J. Flaccomio Shirley Force Eileen H. & Matthew T. Fragigcomo Anne F. & Stephen P. Frank Karen H. & Cecil M. Gabbett Andrea & Robert K. Galperin Patty Gambardella Sarah & Jeff A. Gehringer Donna & Michael Giorgio Theresa & Michael Glynn Marianne & Ara J. Gokberk Holly & Daniel S. Goldberg Christian & William Gonzalez Renee & Gary Goodman Marcy & William Goodman Donna & Raymond Grabowski Rose & Wycliffe Graham Annette & William Gravina Tina & Mark C. Green Ana & Mark Greenfield Joseph J. Guadango

Cheryl & Bob Guggiari Joan & Barry N. Gustafson Patricia A. & Kevin R. Hancock Patricia & Robert John Hansen Teresa & Mark Hartmann Sandrah & Gary Hasenbalg Patricia Healey Debbie & Kenn Heaslip Ginger & Michael Heckmann Sandra S. & Keith R. Heinicke Ruth Hermann Girardi & Gilberto Girardi Nancy A. Hickey Kathleen & John Hildin Kristine M. & David A. Hill Hi-Tech Family Dentistry, LLC Elaine & Earl Hobaugh Janis F. & Donald J. Hoey Mary & Raymond Hohner Dorothy Hubner Grace & Robert Iannacone Deanna & Anthony Iannuzzi Book Il Im & Byung Chun Im Ellen & David Ingraham Francia Irizarri Elissa & Lawrence Jacobson Denise Jones JP Morgan Chase Foundation Judy & Cerilo M. Julianda Suzana & Steven Julis Alexander Jurovitsky Linda Kaar Patricia & Thomas Kaczka Maryann & Steven P. Kelly Nora & John Kerschner Cathy & George Kokkinos Dianne Kolavitch Ricki & Roger Kowieski Nina Krakovskaya & Valery Gurovich Robin & Joel Kugler Gertrude & Frank P. Kurgan Chantal & Armand Lamberti Carol & Glen Landesman Karen & James Landry Agnes & Edward Lane Cynthia & Joseph Lapp Helene & Thomas S. Legoskey Lorraine & Randolph J Lenk Bonnie & Thomas Lerp Julie & Hans Loback

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Maribel & Pedro A. Lopez Naseera & Shahid Mahmood Carmen & David Maldonado Maria T. & Robert T. Maloney Mildred & Arthur Manzella Anna & Jan Marek Donna & Joseph Martin Linda & John Mastriani Eleni & Michael Mataras Shirley & Frederick Maurin Donna & Kevin McCaffrey Patricia & Francis McGrath Sook & Richard McGrath Barbara J. & Thomas O. McKeary Lucy McLaughlin Pauline Melillo Nancy & John Mercuro Michele & John Michaels Lisa & Evin Micich Maria Mendez & Michael Miller Gail & Philip Minneci Emily & Jerry Molfetas Vincent Mondo Flavia & Stuart Morgan Kathleen Morris & Daniel Colavito Veronica & David Morris Karen & Stan Mucha Mary & Thomas S. Muller

Maria & Wilfredo Muniz Lorraine & James Murray Patricia & Dennis M Murray Lina & Gordon Muth Josephine & Peter Nagle Mary & Michael Napolitano Dawn & Alex Navarro Giselle Norton Dana T. & Mark G. Nowak Eileen O’Brien Joan M. O’Brien Krystyna & Adam Odomirok Susan A. & James D. Orchard Janet & Stephen A. Orenchuk Anie & Abey Palakudiyil Deborah & Robert Palu Deborah & Timothy Panella Miho & Richard A. Panzer Avelina Pardo Beth & Bob Patterson Pearson Education, Inc Rosemary & Joseph Pecoraro Teresa & Michael Picillo John C. Podesta Laura & Jeff Potter Cheryl A. & Jerry R. Potts Gjulsime & Hilmi Michael Prefi Diana & Stephen Propper Elizabeth & Robin Scott Radil Virginia & Frank Raffaele

Denise & Joseph Rall Cathy & Jeffrey Ravaioli Joanne & Peter J. Reale Dorenn M. & Donald J. Reed Denise & Jose Regalado Kathleen & John Reilly Ralph A. Rinaldi Pamela & Douglas Robinson Linda & Jeffery Rocco Leona & Louis Rodriguez Barbara & Walter Rogacki Joanne & James E. Rose Carolyn & Donald Ross Rae Angela & Richard Ruggiero Laura & Robert Ryan Say Sabat David Sancic Nelia & Gerald Sanzari Darlyn A. Savage Pushpa & Naneshwar Sawant Samar & Elias Sayegh Mary & William Schlesinger Diana & Bradley Schnell Rowena & Redentor Sebastian Barbara A. & Andrew P. Sellix Donna Setlock Daksha & Rohit J. Shah Janine & Thomas W. Sharlow Eva & David Shellhammer Constance & Marc G Siegrist

Mary & Joseph Silvestri Jean & James Simone Joyce & Tom Sinclair Assia & Stoyan Slavov Lisa & Kenneth Smolinski Ana & Harry Sokoloff Bonnie & Anatoly Sokolov Judy Sondej & Neri Navas Aroche Maria & Stephen J. Sorace Mark C. Sorenson Ana Soriano Lucelly Soto Janet & Earl Spence Mary Jane & Lance Steinberg Peter J. Stern ’07 Rosanna Stevens Irma & Marc Surie Eugene F. Swanhart Mehdi Taherafshar Lillian L. Tang Elaine Silverstein & Bruce Thaler Diane Thompson Maria & John Thompson Judith & Florentino Tiongson Catherine E. Towne Mary Jo Towne Arelis Troncoso Ellen & Daniel P. Tummillo United Way of Bergen County

Kelly Ur Ann & Glenn Vallone Joy & Paul D. Vance Nora Jane & Charles Vandenbulke Barbara & Richard Vedder Aida Vera Connie & Andres Villaluna Janice & Gary Voss Jacqueline L. & Walter M. Wagner Lisa & Edward Walsh Carrie & John R. Ware Susan & David P. Weidele Wells Fargo Foundation Donna & Wes P. Weydig Karen & Edward White Cathy & John Williams Merna Gayle Williams Janet S. & William Williamson, Jr. Angela & Glenn Wilson Virginia & Richard Wilson Nancy & Lawrence Wiltbank Barbara & Mark Wolf Theresa & John Yerger Karen Zamani Claudia & David E. Zimmer

Sharon Pierson, Erin Kaplan-Burns ’12, Valensiya Tsvetanova ’12, Bernard Milano and Kelly Yago at the Scholarship Dinner in April

MATCHING GIFTS Alliance Bernstein Matching Gift Program American International Group AT&T Foundation Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Bank of America Charitable Foundation Bank of New York Mellon Corporation Biogen Idec Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Children’s Place CME Group Community Foundation

Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. Crane Foundation, Inc. Deluxe Check Printers Foundation Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co. Google, Inc. Guardian Life Insurance Company Harvey Hubbell Foundation Horizon Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NJ Hudson City Savings Bank IBM Ingersoll-Rand Company Johnson & Johnson

JP Morgan Chase Foundation KPMG Foundation Nationwide Foundation New York Life Foundation Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation Pearson Education, Inc. Prudential Foundation PSEG Foundation The Standard Employee Giving Campaign The Walt Disney Company Foundation UBS Employee Giving Programs USAA Matching Gift Fund San Antonio Area Verizon Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation

RAMAPO ROADRUNNERS MEN’S SOCCER Elizabeth Caraballo ’01 & Guido Alberti ’03 Melinda Mandrik Brown & Robert J. Brown Lidia & John P. Carbone Andrew B. Choma Bruce J. Dadaian Letitia & Ronald Santaniello Debora & Gerald Tracey Karen & Edward White MEN’S TENNIS Lisa & Juan E. Arroyo ’77

BUSINESS PARTNERS Businesses of all sizes invest in themselves as well as Ramapo College by making an annual contribution to the Business Partners Program. This unrestricted income provides grants for faculty and increases scholarship funds for worthy students.

Trustee William Dator with Mahwah Mayor William LaForet at a recent Business Partners meeting

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Beattie Padovano Counselors at Law Coldwell Banker Daniell Family Foundation, Inc. DialAmerica Marketing, Inc. Inserra Supermarkets, Inc. SEIKO Corporation of America

Sharp Electronics Corporation Sheraton Mahwah Hotel Sodexo Inc. Stryker TD Bank United Parcel Service Wealth Preservation Solutions

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HONOR ROLL—SENIOR CLASS

SENIOR LEGACY FUND DRIVE The Senior Legacy Drive of the Annual Fund is a longstanding tradition that supports the Annual Fund and unites the senior class while encouraging these new graduates to give back to the College that has given so much to them.

Kelley B. Abel ’12 Nikolas R. Ablan Alexandra J. Acaster ’12 Brian A. Aceti ’12 Michael R. Acharya ’12 Erin M. Acker ’12 Kristine Marie Adams ’12 Koyes Ahmed ’12 James M. Alcid ’12 Adrian A. Ailey ’12 Michelle L. Albano ’12 Madeline L. Albright Meghan F. Aldarelli ’12 Russell B. Alexander ’12 Jennifer F. Ali ’12 Gregory J. Allen ’12 Jywel Almirante ’12 Rami Alrabaa ’12 Jonathan R. Altino ’12 Tania Marisol Alvarado Emanuel D. Alvarez ’12 Brian M. Amabile ’12 Ernst E. Ambroise ’12 Amitoz Anand Megan R. Anderle ’12 Charlie E. Angderson ’12 Tara Andersen ’12 Donald Anderson ’12 Jessica Lynn Andresini ’12 Robert Louis Antonicello ’12 Christina M. Arecchi ’12 Kimberly N. Arena ’12 Laura C. Arias Selasie Samuel Ayivor ’12 Ashley Nicole Bacote ’12 Christina M. Balkovic ’12 Kelly M. Barkely ’12 Candace E. Barnes Torin Lee Barnes ’12 Heather J. Barreto ’12 Amanda Rae Barretta Jaclyn A. Barton ’12 Anthony W. Basek ’12 Aaron Thomas Bastin ’12 Jennifer B. Bator ’12 Aarika M. Battaglia ’12 Allison Baumann ’12 Nicholas Michael Bayconich ’12 Steven Kyle Bayconich Ashley Jade Beasley Hidaet Becir Ashley Begega ’12 Kenneth J. Beichert ’12 Adrienne Belen Rodger J. Belisle ’96, ’12 Steven A. Bellani Carolyn M. Bender ’12 Michael D. Bender ’12 Debra L. Bendett Marlo M. Benevento ’12 John T. Bennett ’12 Britnee K. Berardino ’12 Jeffrey G. Berger ’12 Melissa L. Berkheiser ’12 Jonathan Bernal Roger C. Bernardino ’12 Frances B. Bernier Hannah L. Bernstein ’12 Amanda M. Beshlian ’12 Kathleen Berta ’12

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Roberta Abby Bierman Stephen Joseph Biggiani ’12 Tashika N. Bills ’12 Connor E. Binko ’12 Christina M. Biondo ’12 Kaitlyn B. Bird ’12 Christina Bivona ’12 Taryn L. Blaustein ’12 Victoria L. Blume ’12 Barbara A. Bodden Brittany A. Boddie Brittany N. Bodine ’12 Jonathan Bonacolta Jose R. Bongco ’12 Clifford Bone Joshua J. Bottino ’12 James M. Bowe ’12 Courtney Lee Brach ’12 Katherine L. Branagan ’12 Dana L. Branch ’12 Danielle Breen ’12 Michael Joseph Brennan Christopher James Brillante ’12 Lyndzi R. Bronstein ’12 Katelyn Brucaliere ’12 Jaclyn T. Brunda ’12 Amanda Louise Bucceri ’12 Ryan D. Buchanan ’12 Jason Steve Bula ’12 Erica Buchman ’12 Katelin Ann Burger ’12 Rick A. Caban ’12 Gul M. Cagar ’12 Elizabeth S. Calero Yessenia A. Camacho-Diaz Ashley L. Campbell ’12 Stephen C. Campbell ’12 Juliana G. Campiglia ’12 Alvin Candelario ’12 Julianne Candio Sekel ’12 Alyson N. Cannata ’12 Jerr-Daniel M. Canson ’12 Kristin J. Capasso ’12 Karen M. Cardinal Loren M. Cardinalle ’12 Jeanne C. Carlson ’12 Joseph R. Carlson ’12 Kathleen E. Carpio ’12 Luz M. Carreno ’12 Orla A. Cassidy ’12 Nicole Marie Catalano ’12 Anthony A. Catania ’12 Paul J. Catanzaro ’12 Jessica M. Catena ’12 April L. Catrambone ’12 Amanda Rose Cavanagh ’12 Erin E. Cavanaugh ’12 Jessica Ceballos ’12 Orsela Cene Caitlin R. Chadwick ’12 Lindsey Chait Jennifer Katherine Chalmers ’12 Michael J. Chananie ’12 Brandee Rae Chapman ’12 Amanda L. Check Bernard Chislum ’12 Andrew K. Chung ’12 Caroline M. Church ’12 John Church ’12 Christina M. Cielusniak

Alternate Student Trustee Nicole Panzica ’13, Student Trustee Erin Kaplan-Burns ’12, Dr. Jackie Ehlert-Mercer and Board of Governors Chair Robert Tillsley at the Senior Legacy Reception in May Kathryn M. Cimmino ’12 Sarah J. Cipolli ’12 Christa M. Cleary ’12 James M. Clementi ’12 Carolynn M. Cocilovo ’12 Thomas M. Cole ’12 Tara L. Collazo ’12 Kelly Marie Congleton ’12 Grace Concetta Conte ’12 Meghan Cecilia Cooke ’12 Jaclyn L. Corino ’12 Kristenelle B. Coronado ’12 Deanna Nicole Costa ’12 Matthew J. Costa ’12 Dolores Theresa Costanzo ’12 Daniel H. Cox ’12 Leigh A. Creighton ’12 Jenna L. Crincoli ’12 Michael A. Cristantiello ’12 James J. Crockett ’12 Earl A. Crooks ’12 Adrianna Crouse ’12 Samuel A. Cruz ’12 Alison G. Culvert ’12 John R. Curcio ’12 Eric R. Custer ’12 Racine J. Daley ’12 Andrew B. Daly ’12 Lindsey Frances Daly ’12 Megan Theresa Daneman ’12 Matthew Richard Danko ’12 Tara Renee D’Astoli ’12 Kelci Rose Davidson ’12 Steven A. Davis ’12 Peter J. De Peri ’12 Stephanie L. de Ruiter ’12 Elizabeth R. De Smet ’12 Megan Elizabeth De Sombre Michael Anthony De Vizio ’12 Samantha De Vries ’12 Valerie E. Dealy ’12 Carla DeGironimo ’07, ’10 Bill T. Delfing Joseph D. Della Serra ’12 Iain A. Dennis ’12 Peter J. Deperi ’12 Marguerite T. Deppert Jessica M. Derise ’12 Michael Anthony DeVizio ’12 Laura & William D. Devries ’86 Christine E. Di Gregorio ’12 Danielle E. Dickinson ’12 Nicholas J. DiGirolamo ’12 Jenna L. DiLolle ’12 Kevin T. DiMaulo ’12 Lee Douber Nora C. Dougherty ’12 Franciszka B. Drazek Sarah E. Dreher ’12 Alyssa Dreikorn

Brian P. Dressel ’12 Melissa S. Drewes Jeanne C. Duvall ’12 Nicole Adriannna Duvall ’12 Laura A. Dworetsky ’12 Christina M. Ebel ’12 William G. Edie ’12 Chris R. Ernst ’12 Daniel Anthony Errichiello ’12 Victoria A. Faber ’12 Richard S. Falcicchio ’12 Amanda Marie Falconcino ’12 Ryan Fanelli ’12 Taylor Fantozzi Mark J. Farrell ’12 Ryan M. Favre ’12 Nicholas A. Fazio ’12 Melissa L. Feldman ’12 Michael C. Feeney ’12 Gregory M. Fenkart ’12 Michelle Ann Ferrari ’12 Heather M. Ferris ’12 Mary Kate P. Feury ’12 Ryan P. Feuss ’12 Amy Lynn Fezza ’12 Erin L. Fink ’12 Melissa V. Finn ’12 Christina R. Finnegan ’12 Hayley J. Fisk ’12 Brendan K. Flanagan ’12 Daniel John Fleming ’12 Kaitlan Ann Foley ’12 Kelly A. Foley ’12 Taryn J. Fondi ’12 Vanessa Elizabeth Ford ’12 Allison E. Force ’12 Nicole Michelle Fortin ’12 Stephen M. Fox ’12 Kaitlyn R. Francese ’12 Peter Samuel Francis ’12 Steven T. Freeman ’12 Eric B. Fromer Shawn Q. Frost Danielle E. Fusco ’12 Alexis Galinis ’12 Jennifer L. Galinus ’12 Jayson S. Garcia ’12 Nicolina M. Gassaway ’12 Lisa M. Gattozzi ’12 Brittany M. Gazzanigo ’12 Helene C. Gebler ’12 Joseph J. Gellman ’12 Danielle A. Gentile ’12 Keri L. Georgewitz ’12 Elizabeth Geraldes ’12 Christina L. Gibbons ’12 Alexandra Noel Giordano ’12 Katherine P. Glass ’12 Joanna I. Godyla Shane T. Golday

Lisa M. Gonnella ’12 Gwendi Eynestina Gonzalez ’12 Steven Gonzalez ’12 Caitlin Gould ’12 Kimberly R. Grady ’12 Carmen J. Gragnano ’12 John Andres Grande Jr. ’12 Michael T. Gravina ’12 Nicole M. Graziano ’12 Geneen Michele Grazioli ’12 Thomas B. Green ’12 Robert W. Greenspan ’12 Nicole Catherine Gregg ’12 Jacqueline S. Griffith ’12 Zariel Carmen Grullon ’12 Jillian E. Grimaldi ’12 Matthew L. Gruber ’12 Yasmarie Guadalupe ’12 Pamela E. Guce Christopher M. Guico ’12 Ilyssa M. Gussin ’12 Mauricio A. Gutierrez ’12 Kudzaishe E. Gutu ’12 Casiana Guzman ’12 Krystle R. Guzman ’12 Roberto C. Guzman Lauren Kristen Haag Ryo Hanasaki ’12 Matthew G. Hancock ’12 Kaitlin Jean Hand ’12 Sandra L. Harlos Nelson W. Harper ’12 Amanda L. Harrington Brittany Rose Harris ’12 Julianne M. Harris ’12 Melissa A. Harris ’12 William Patrick Harvey ’12 Brielle Nicole Hassa ’12 Ariel David Hay ’12 Julie K. Haymaker ’12 Kayla A. Heaslip ’12 Kelsey M. Heckmann Paul F. Henry ’12 Jonathan P. Hiland ’12 Asa M. Hilmersson ’12 Justin Phillip Hines ’12 Jon L. Hirsch ’12 Michael G. Hitchcoff Brian Peter Hogan ’12 Kristen M. Holland Julie Elizabeth Holmes ’12 Krista A. Hornyak ’12 Christopher M. Hosson ’12 Theodora Hrissikos ’12 Kathryn Marie Hubner ’12 David A. Hurst ’12 Mary E. Iannacone Melissa M. Ivelja ’12 Jennifer B. Jacobs ’12 Patrick O. Jacobs ’12

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Joshua S. Jacobson Claude D. Jaillet ’12 Karen ’12 & Roger C. Jans ’09 Christina M. Janulis ’12 Kimberly M. Jarosh ’12 Susan B. Jarvis Matthew Aaron Jeffery ’12 Lindsey E. Jenkins ’12 Sara A. Johnsen ’12 Christopher Jolin ’12 Brendan K. Kalinowski Ugne M. Kallis Gabriela N. Kalter Erin Lynn Kaplan-Burns ’12 Ashley M. Katalenas ’12 Melissa B. Katchen ’12 Jacqueline R. Katz ’12 Candice Keane ’12 Stephanie Keller ’12 Melanie R. Kellner ’12 Jeremy Michael Kelly ’12 Keith Michael Kelly Jillian T. Keough ’12 Maria L. Kheyman ’12 Stephanie A. Khoury ’12 Skye Tennessee Kiefer Joanna M. Kierce Melissa R. Kincaid Rebecca Kisic ’12 Samuel F. Klein ’12 Maximilian L. Klube ’12 Ryan S. Kluz ’12 Danielle N. Knaub ’12 Steven G. Knorr ’12 Kevin J. Koch ’12 Melanie C. Kohler Paul E. Konopacki ’12 Paul A. Kornegay Megan M. Kosztyu 12 Christopher Richard Kraemer ’12 Nicholas J. Kramer ’12 Lauren A. Kranz ’12 Carissa Jean Krapf ’12 Danielle L. Kretsch ’12 Richard J. Kunz ’12 Erica L. Kunzig ’12 Michael B. Kurzynowski ’12 Thomas L. Kushner ’12 Carly S. Kutsup ’12 Lauren Elizabeth Kwitchoff ’12 Michele Renee La Tempa ’12 Jolie J. Lang ’12 Pamela Lara ’12 Kiera M. Larkin ’12 Christina M. Latona ’12 Elvyn Lausell ’12 Emily D. Lavroff ’12 Karen L. Laws ’12 Heather L. Lawton Chrystyna I. Lazirko ’12 Daniel F. Lee ’12 Kristina Marie Lee ’12 David J. Leff ’12 Maxwell Lemos Amanda Elizabeth Lentino ’12 Vivian Sopas Lerias ’12 Franklin Levering ’12 Michelle L. Levy ’12 Janeille J. Lewis ’12 Niocolas M. Licameli Alexandra Gabrielle Liguori ’12 Alyssa M. Limone ’12 Logan Shay Lindabury ’12 Theresa Deirdre Linson ’12 Daniel G. Liskoff ’12 Jordan M. Lipsky ’12 Samantha Nicole Litchfield ’12 Nicholas J. Liulakis ’12 Jenny Lo ’12 Meaghan A. Lockhart ’12 Kristina Lee Lomaglio ’12 Jessica M. Long ’12 Nicholas R. Long ’12 Daniel J. Loughrey ’12 Kaitlyn A. Luciano ’12 Vincent A. Luizza ’12 Andrew J. Lukanik Meredith H. Lummer ’12 Christine T. Lundquist ’12

Noah F. Luogameno ’12 Christopher Andrew Macaluso ’12 Matthew J. Macchiaroli ’12 Lauren C. Macdonald ’12 Terrence M. MacFarlane ’12 Kristin G. Macri ’12 Ryan M. Magill ’12 David Matthew Magistro James P. Mahalish ’12 Brett S. Malaney ’12 Elizabeth A. Maloney ’12 Tammy & Jonathan N. Marcus ’93 Matthew V. Martinez ’12 Stefanie D. Mauro ’12 Kirsten L. May ’12 John P. Mayer ’12 Douglas R. Mayone Danielle M. Mazza ’12 Woodrow D. McClam ’12 Joseph P. McCue IV Devon T. McGinley ’12 Christopher K. McKenna Merideth K. Mc Ginley Megan Elizabeth McHugh ’12 Christopher K. McKenna Jennifer S. Mc Keever ’12 Joshua D. Mc Lean Chelsea Anne Mc Leish ’12 Ryan J. Mcalister ’12 Margaret A. McAteer ’12 Jaleesha L. Mcclary Brittany A. McDonald ’12 John T. Mclaughlin ’12 Christina E. McMullan ’07, ’12 Todd D. McNamara ’12 Kylie L. Mearkle ’12 Kevin M. Medvecky ’12 Shanayah T. Meggett ’12 Kristen A. Melfi ’12 Alexandra B. Metcalfe ’12 Lorraine S. Metz ’12 Joseph Edward Miceli ’12 Amanda Camille Michel ’12 Vassil V. Mihailov ’12 Eric Joshua Miller ’12 Nicole M. Miller ’12 KrisAnn Minichetti ’12 Arielle Minicozzi ’12 Mehrdad F. Mirabrishami ’12 Marym Mohiby ’12 Alicia Lynn Molta ’12 Megan L. Mooney ’12 Jenna E. Moore ’12 Chardae M. Moreno ’12 Daniel J. Moreno ’12 Daniel B. Morley ’12 Eloisa Morillo Daniel A. Morrell ’12 Zachary Moylen ’12 Kristina A. Mulderrig ’12 Victoria E. Munday ’12 Erin Marie Murphy ’12 Thomas William Murphy ’12 Dana M. Muth ’12 Robert J. Nalesnik ’12 Arad S. Namin ’12 Nicole M. Nannola ’12 Chelsey L. Neders Kimberly Marie Newby ’12 Elizabeth Nichols ’12 Kira M. Nickerson ’12 Margarette D. Nickleford Travis J. Nicol ’12 Gwendolyn A. Nogoy ’12 Jeffrey J. Nolan ’12 Brian W. Noll ’12 Mark S. Nowak ’12 Veronica M. Obbink ’12 Ryan Diwa Obico ’12 Douglas M. O’Connor ’12 Stephanie J. Olaso ’12 Lindsey Renee Olbrecht Jason R. Oliveira ’12 Johanna Catherine Olivera ’12 Johnny Olsson ’12 Matthew J. O’Neill ’12 James W. Orchard ’12 Melanie Orinski ’12

Paul O. Oriwa Stephen L. O’Rourke ’12 Rosemary R. Orr ’12 Annmarie O’Shea ’12 Tiffany Nacole Osorio ’12 Olanrewaju A. Owoyele ’12 Minneh W. Oyas Rebecca M. Pacailler Brian A. Pace ’12 Nikki L. Paci ’12 Jesse S. Palmieri ’12 Michelle Alexandra Panagakos ’12 Abigail C. Pangilinan George Christopher Papandrew ’12 Megan Ashley Parker ’12 Michael Pasch ’00 Keith L. Passaro ’12 Yolandi Passaro ’12 Jeremy M. Paster ’12 Michele F. Pellegrino Natali C. Pena Bethsaida B. Perez ’12 Jacqueline Suzanne Pergola ’12 Karen D. Permuy ’12 Laura Ann Perry Raymond J. Pesenti ’12 Joshua P. Petersen ’12 Rachel T. Peterson ’12 Ashley T. Petty ’12 Samantha M. Pezzimenti ’12 Valerie A. Picinich ’12 Regina C. Pickens ’12 Gina E. Pietropaolo ’12 Susan Jane Pinera ’12 Lauren M. Pinto ’12 Marjorie R. Pires ’12 Melissa C. Piombo ’12 Nicole Lindsay Pitts Michael Vincent Plump ’12 Daniel J. Poeschl ’12 Alexandra M. Polan-Clarke ’12 Gina Pollaro ’12 Noah D. Polsky ’12 Ferdinand Pontejos ’12 Matthew R. Pontone ’12 Adam M. Porcelan ’12 Silvia Maria PorresHernandez ’12 Mariana Posada Uribe ’12 Alexandria A. Potosnak ’12 Jasmine Elise Powell ’12 Lee Pratt ’12 Hugh J. Prentice ’12 Alyssa N. Press ’12 Shannon M. Priddy ’12 Carla L. Proffitt ’12 Angelica Pucciarelli Vanessa Puerta ’12 Debra M. Quevedo ’12 Daniel R. Quintana ’12 Katarzyna Natalia Rachwal ’12 Christopher R. Raike ’12 Travis J. Redmond ’12 Julie S. Reich ’12 Lauren C. Riley ’12 Janine M. Rinaldi ’12 Brittany A. Ring ’12 Cynthia Rivera ’12 Christopher J. Rizza ’12 Mark C. Roberto ’12 Kenneth G. Rodenheiser ’12 Mary E. Roderick ’12 Molly K. Rodino ’12 Meghan M. Rogers ’12 Sidvonda J. Rogers Timothy Michael Roland Derek M. Roling ’12 Robert V. Romaniello Nicholas A. Romano Stephanie E. Romano ’12 Michael Stephen Rosania ’12 German Rosario ’12 Jason M. Rose ’12 Alexander Roland Rosen ’12 Brittany Michele Rosenfeld ’12 Molly A. Rothberg ’12 Danielle M. Rothenberger ’12 Christina L. Rotolo ’12

Patricia Ann Royce ’12 Dylan G. Rupp Emily Rushfield ’07, ’12 Alexa D. Russo ’12 Nicholas A. Russomano ’12 Michael J. Ryan ’12 Jeffrey J. Saavedra ’12 Lauren E. Sabato ’12 Marlouie Alain Fernandez Saldariega ’12 Maria L. Sallustio ’12 Laura Marie Salort ’12 Danielle L. Sangillo ’12 Janis C. Santaite ’12 Christine E. Santos Francis J. Santimauro ’12 Melissa C. Saul ’12 Austin C. T. Savill Fatmata Savage ’12 Michael T. Savin ’12 Christopher M. Scaffa ’10, ’12 Julianne D. Scarola ’10, ’12 Margaret A. Scarpelli ’12 Christopher Schaaf Zoie G. Schachter ’12 Jacqueline A. Schaefer ’12 Brian J. Schiavone ’12 Lauren A. Schmidt ’12 Tara Elizabeth Schmitt ’12 Renee P. Schneider ’12 Jennifer H. Scholts ’12 Cynthia Lynn Schott ’12 Stephanie M. Schumody ’12 Nicole J. Schussler ’12 Kimberly I. Schwabe ’12 Robert M. Scriffiano ’12 Brian E. Sebak ’12 Maggie E. Segotta ’12 Rachel L. Seidman ’12 Matthew E. Selle ’12 Samantha R. Sender ’12 Julianna M. Severini ’12 Foram B. Shah ’12 Clifton E. Shambry ’12 Patrick J. Shanley ’12 Maureen R. Sharlow ’12 Dennis M. Shapov ’12 Lauren Ashley Shaw ’12 Alexandra L. Shea ’12 David R. Shulim Marian Shumilova ’12 Lauren A. Shur ’10, ’12 Michael Anthony Signore Diana M. Silva ’12 Jared C. Silva ’12 Erika Marie Christine Simmons Alex J. Simon ’12 Mark G. Simon ’12 Daniel J. Simone ’12 Stephanie J. Sinck ’12 Benjamin Aaron Singer ’12 Alyssa M. Sita ’12 Joseph A. Skarzynski ’12 Justina M. Slachta ’12 Patrick J. Soffientini ’12 Vincent J. Soreca ’12 Holly R. Sorenson ’12

Kelly M. Spartz Alyssa N. Spatola Zane Spaulding Ashley Laura Sperber ’12 Brittany L. Spiegel ’12 Scott W. Spieker ’12 Cassandra May Spincola ’12 Catherine W. Spinella ’12 Mark T. Spoleti ’12 James Allen Spratt ’12 Christina H. Stambaugh ’12 Megan Ann Stamer ’12 Joanne M. Staneart ’12 Elizabeth C. Steck ’12 Colleen C. Steel Frank P. Stefanelli ’12 Andrew J. Steimle ’12 Alexander J. Storzillo Allison J. Stoveken ’12 Laura W. Strandberg ’12 Jacob A. Strasser ’12 Shannon E. Strauch ’12 Taylor Marie Strickland ’12 Lauren Marie Striebel ’12 George F. Stritter ’12 Carly Grace Studzinski ’12 Stacy Jean Sugerman Ellen M. Sullivan ’12 Majeda Sultana ’12 Alicia N. Suriani ’12 Caitlin E. Sverapa ’12 Dana M. Sweatlock ’12 Alyssa R. Swift ’12 Marc Michael Syslo ’12 Saeideh Taherafshar Christina L. Talarico ’12 Janelle Anne Marie S. Talingdan ’12 Takanari Tanahashi ’12 Luca G. Taormina ’12 Julissa Lisanka Tapia ’12 Joseph T. Tarr ’12 Angela M. Tejada Adrianna M. Tepedino ’12 Laura Elizabeth Terhune ’12 Stephen Christian Tew Robert C. Texel ’12 Renee Thomas ’12 Jasmine Denise Thompson ’12 Jeffrey S. Thompson ’12 Samantha U. Thompson ’12 Ashley T. Thomsen ’12 Danielle Mantilla Tiu ’12 Jonathan J. Toczynski ’12 Vladislav O. Todorov ’12 Eileen M. Tracey ’12 Alfred J. Tolli ’12 Alyssa P. Tummillo ’12 Chelsea M. Vingoe ’12 Anthony J. Yodice ’12 Steven D. Yourstone ’12 Patrice A. Zurbuch Robert N. Zutterman ’12 Patrick Sean Zwally ’12 Rachael A. Zwoboda

Representative Scott Garrett and Lawrence Salameno at the Business Partners lunch in June

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HONOR ROLL—FRIENDS

FRIENDS OF RAMAPO An organization founded to expand communications and foster greater understanding between Ramapo College and the neighboring communities, the Friends of Ramapo host cultural events for the community and provide scholarships to students with outstanding academic achievements.

Sujnani Adkoli David Agranovich Aileen Alicandri Deborah Alt Mustafa G. Arici Yuval Ashkenazi Stella Backos Susan S. Barbuto Alice Bausewein Shirley Becconsall Brian Benedik Edward Bernstein Deb Bernstein Thomas Bizub Michelle Bosso Sheryl Brie Ronni M. Bright Diane Britton Mark S. Brown Carmella & Charles S. Burt Thomas Calianese Thomas Callahan Patricia Cally Paula & William Cantor Tony Cao Maribeth Carlson Jeanne C. Carlson ’12 Paul Casey Kathleen Cassidy Hi Chan Jody Chapman Jane A. & Okey E. Chenoweth, Jr. Ellen Chewcaskie Anjana Chhabra Shuiha Chin Vai Hong Choi Hanho Choi Nicole Cicalo-DeCaro Patricia & Craig Clifford Fred Conti Terri Cook

Robert Currier Suzanne Daniels Nancy Desimone Patrick Donahue Mary Dooman Sandy Dugan Bonnie & Raymond P. Ebeling Keri Elkin Kenneth Esterow George Eversmann Chris Farrell Peter Fenzel Pam Field Brian Fitzgerald Anita & Mark Funston Diksha Gagrani Sally & Angel L. Garcia Margaret V. Mullen & Al Gensch Daiva Gessmann Ann Gevorgian Christine Gorman Doris & Peter C. Griffin Narayanan Guruswamy Amy Haber Laurie Hamm Pia Hart Abraham Hattar Claudio Herraiz Karen Herrera Merele Hewson Donna Hoitsma Preet Hooda Diane Hoody Joyce Hudon Carol Huston Barbara C. Infeld Mary M. ’82 & Joseph A. Ippolito Naoko Irisawa Boris Itman Teresa & Thomas Januski Patricia H. & Michael W. Katz

Front Row: Tammy Marcus-Secretary; Stan Richmond-Immediate Past President, Debbie Richin-President, Francis J. Rodriguez-Vice President of the Friends of Ramapo. Back Row: Ellen O’Rourke, Mary Lyons Kim, Jane Chenoweth, Mary Ippolito, Nicole Cicalo-DeCaro, Audrey Newman, Peter Fenzel, Margaret Mullen Gensch, Evelyn Slockbower Rebecca Kaufman Maureen Kayal Robin N. ’98, ’02, ’07 & Kevin M. Keller Theresa Kennelly Gena Kerrigan Paul Kezmarsky Mary Lyons & Thomas Kim Soo Young Kim K-IV Enterprises LLC Richard Kleinman Rebecca H. Kraus Margaret A. Kutner Kirsten Lambert Susan Latchford Pamela Lavrich Seyma O. & Bernard J. Levine Deven J. Lilburn Joshua O. Lilburn Olga Linetski Rebecca S. & Seth F. Livesey Rose Marie Loffredo Damaris Lounsbury Susan R. Malandra Deborah Mangot Joseph C. Manus Tammy & Jonathan N. Marcus ’93 Sandra H. & John D. Martin Joe Mazen Eileen McCarthy Evelyn & F. James McGilloway Lynn J. & Kenneth M. McHugh Elizabeth Morris Katherine Mucignat Karen & Edmund Mullane Mary M. Mullaney Dorothy S. Neff Audrey Newman ’93 & John McKendry Debie Ng Kimberly Noncarrow

Michele Novak Elissa J. & Jeffrey M. Nuremburg Joseph G. O’Connell Tricia A. O’Haire M. Ellen O’Rourke Joanna O’Toole Joseph Palughi Jeanne Paolillo Teresa & Michel Peri Lisa & Daniel J. Peterson Belle Petrus Martin J. Phillips Susan Pielka Alison Pilaar Darnell Pinckney Stephanie Pontrelli John A. Puccino Cindy Pupalaikis Carol A. Raff Jeremy A. Raffer Deborah Richin Stanley Richmond Paul S. Richmond Clara Richmond Martyne Rockefeller Danielle Rodriguez Judith Martinez & Francis J. Rodriguez Constance Rosenblum Kristine Rusch Ed Ruthberg Mark Sadowski Anju Sagar Teresa Sanchez Subramanian Sankar Joanne Santoro Allison Schlackman Dennis Schlereth Olga Semeran Genny Shepetinovskaya Lana Sherman King Diana Shikiar

Nancy W. & Harry Silver Lynda Slepp Evelyn F. & Ted Slockbower Lisa Smartz Gennady V. Sokolov Pat Sollitto Mitche Spichiger Alice Sroga Elizabeth Stacey Jeanie Steinmetz Kathleen Stewart Kelly Stocker Irina Stoianov Dennis Stoliaryk Karen Stratis Helen Stewart Thayer Ella Tseytin Jacky Tso Noreen Twiss Jean Ustorf J. Dolores Van Saders Constantine G. Vasiliadis Mary Jane Vinci Elizabeth M. & Bruce E. Walenczyk Judy* & George Webster Brooklynn Weight Rosemarie & Walter H. Widmer Janet S. & William Williamson, Jr. Margaret Wolf Lon Wong Gloria Wong Amy Wuko Jaime Yanofsky Grace Young Kayla Ann & Ira Zames Elizabeth Zweighaft

The Friends of Ramapo sponsored a concert, Of Saints and Sinners, directed by Professor Lisa Lutter and accompanied by pianist Itay Goren. The April concert featured Ramapo College’s CantaNOVA and Skylark choral groups with proceeds benefiting the Friends Scholarship for the Arts.

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DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS 30TH ANNUAL DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS DINNER EVENT SPONSOR Sharp Electronics Corporation AUCTION SPONSOR DeSilva Family Liberty Subaru DINNER SPONSOR Harwood Lloyd, LLC Lakeland Bank Stryker Subaru of America, Inc. VICE CHAIR Elaine & Myron Adler The Adler Aphasia Center BMW Group Inserra Supermarkets, Inc. McCarter & English, LLP O’Connor Davies, LLP Prudential CORPORATE SPONSOR New Jersey Coalition of Automotive Retailers, Inc. Net-A-Porter.com United Parcal Service BENEFACTORS Leslie & William Adler Marie Adler-Kravecas Cynthia & David Alai Kimberly Albano ’82 Douglas B. Albregts Alfiero and Lucia Palestroni Foundation, Inc. All Star Baseball Camp Archer & Greiner Beth E. Barnett BD

Beattie Padovano Counselors at Law Werner A. Becker Bestkase Travel Beverly Hills Hand Car Wash & Detailing Genevieve Y. & John J. Birofka Pamela & Henry Bischoff Block 284 North Urban Renewal, LLC BMW of North America, LLC Bradford Renaissance Portraits Cathleen & John G. Brewster ’75 Sophie & Randall V. Brewster Jeff Buonforte Cambridge Construction Management Capacity Coverage Company of NJ, Inc Anne & Pat Chang Chilton Memorial Hospital Foundation Inc Citizens Watch Company of America Harlan Coben Susan & Alex Cocoziello Jean & Vincent P. Colman Commerce & Industry Association of NJ Rich Conti Erica & Christopher Conway Coppola Services Inc Cathleen Davey & Raymond Corbett Cosmos Soccer Maria Costello County of Bergen Angela L. Cristini & Robert Lazell ’82 Jeff Dannhardt Linda L. & William Dator Dator Team, LLC

2012 Distinguished Citizen Honorees Tom Shara, Kevin Lobo, Kristin Denning ’90 and Rick DeSilva

DCD Co-chairs, Debra Perry ’85, Esq., and John Brewster ’75

David & Eleanore Rukin Philanthropic Foundation Jeanine Mahon Dawkins ’94 & Keith M. Dawkins ’94 Deacon Homes Inc Kristine Denning ’90 & Christopher Cochran Michelle & Richard A. DeSilva Wendy & Rick DeSilva DialAmerica Marketing, Inc. Mary Ann Donahue Donegal’s Irish Pub, LLC Kathleen Donovan Gina M. ’07 & Anthony A. Dovi ’05 Geraldine & William Duffy Marion C. ’80 & John P. Dugan Joan C. & Thomas W. Dunn Duso Food Distribution, LLC Dorothy Echols Tobe & Walter Tobe Kim & John Englishman Jennifer Farrington Linda A. Feger Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, PC Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Diane P. ’85 & Brian M. Flynn Susan A. Flynn Follett Ramapo Book Store Elizabeth A. Frederick John Galandak Hon. Congessman. Scott Garrett Kenneth O. Gavlick ’89 Susan C. Gluchanicz Dawn & Gerard S. Guidice ’77 Thomas G. Guinan Frances K. ’80 & David R. Hackett Trudy Burckes Hardy ’91 Keith Henderson Kristy & John Herrington Ann & Robert B. Hiden, Jr. Catherine & Mark Hilbush Meg Hutchinson Hy-Line Cruise Janet Indick Lawrence R. Inserra Michele & James E. Jaworski ’81 Judith E. Jeney Randall Jimenez JMJ Properties LLC John M. Hartel & Co, Inc JP Patti Tecta America, LLC Martin Kafafian Ellen & Jeffrey Kaiden Adrienne Kantrowitz Kathleen & Ronald J. Kase Mary Ann & Paul Kezmarsky Paul Kezmarsky Lizabeth M.& George E. Kloak Nancy & Robert Kossowsky Maureen & Stanley M. Kuchar

Maureen & William Laforet Liberty Hyundai Subaru Liliya Skin Care Spa Arnold Litt Kathleen E. Lombardo Art Longchamps Fred Lorestani Antoinette & Ronald F. Luino Kathleen & Carlo Mainardi Emily Kosstrin Mann & Samuel Mann Mann Family Foundation Tammy & Jonathan N. Marcus ’93

John Quigley Michele & David M. Repetto Laura Kawecki Roberts ’81 Ruotolo Associates Inc. George C. Ruotolo Lisa Ann Ryan ’84 A. J. Sabath ’93 Florence M. & Murray Sabrin Roberta & Edward Saiff James Santomier Robert Scaglione David G. Schlussel Ronald Schwarz SEIKO Corporation of America

Elaine and Mike Adler with Debra Perry ’85, Esq. Pamela & W. Peter McBride Michael McCarthy Sharon McGahee Tamela Mehesy Chelsey R. Mei Joyce Menegus Carolyn M. Merkel ’78 & Larry A. Wilson Patrick Milano Daniel W. Miller Barbara Minich Moe’s South West Grill Mountain Creek Resort MTV Networks Margaret V. Mullen Gensch & Al Gensch Myriad Hospitality Corp Catherine & James Napolitano Claire & Steven Napolitano New Jersey Devils New York Red Bulls New York Water Taxi and Circle Line Downtown Audrey Newman ’93 & John McKendry Robert F. Nicomini North Jersey Community Bank Michael R. Olszak Orange & Rockland Lucia Palestroni Park Avenue Club Paulus Sokolowski & Sartor Architecture PC Debra M. Perry ’85 Rachel L. ’01 & Damian J. Pinton ’99 Pole Position Raceway PQ Productions Preferred Plastics & Packaging Co, Inc Prestige BMW Prestige Lexus Joni Primas Andrea Mistretta & Perry Quarante

SGW Integrated Marketing Communications The Shannon Rose Judy & Thomas J. Shara Sheraton Mahwah Hotel Darlene & Charles H. Shotmeyer Shotmeyer Brothers Inc Nancy W. & Harry Silver Margaret E. Smith SNS Architects & Engineers Sodexo Inc. Somerset Patriots Gail Spadacenta John A. Spanedda Statue Cruises, LLC Elizabeth A. Staub Nancy Stern Subaru Distributors Corp The Display Connection, Inc The Little Orchestra Society The Silver Family Foundation The Spanarkel Browne Granizo Group The Valley Hospital Tiffany & Company Susan & Robert Tillsley Dorothy Echols Tobe & Walter Tobe Christina M. Totaro Touchstone Fine Art Patrick Treacy Treby Spanedda Interiors Tucs Cleaning Services Inc Jennifer & James Tunnicliffe Suzanne & Chris Turner United Parcel Service Van Duyne Behrens & Co., P.A. Jennifer M. & Paul Virtell Aigno Wang WB Mason Company, Inc Wells, Jaworski& Liebman, LLP Wholesale Auto Supply Co., Inc. Ludwig Willisch David S. Yanagisawa

Board of Governors Chairman Robert Tillsley, Vice President of Institutional Advancement and Foundation Executive Director Cathleen Davey, honoree Tom Shara, President Peter P. Mercer, Dr. Jackie Ehlert-Mercer and honorees Kristin Denning’90, Rick DeSilva and Kevin Lobo

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THE 25TH ANNUAL GOLF OUTING

EVENT SPONSOR Century 21 Construction Corp Gail & Anthony J. Marino DINNER SPONSOR Sharp Electronics Corporation SKILLS CHALLENGE Prestige BMW/Prestige Mini HOLE IN ONE Prestige BMW Prestige MINI GOODY SPONSOR BAG McCarter & English, LLP LUNCHEON SPONSOR Stryker RECEPTION SPONSOR Inserra Supermarkets, Inc. GOLF CART SPONSOR Valley National Bank DRIVING RANGE SPONSOR O’Connor Davies, LLP AWARDS SPONSOR SEIKO Corporation of America GIFT SPONSOR BMW of North America, LLC PLATINUM SPONSOR Cambridge Construction Management Lakeland Bank United Parcel Service GOLD SPONSOR DialAmerica Marketing, Inc. TEE AND GREEN SPONSOR DAF Products Inc. Energy Source Solutions JP Patti Tecta America, LLC Karl’s Appliance OritaniBank Charitable Foundation Pella Windows & Doors PS&S, LLC Shotmeyer Brothers Inc. The Advocacy & Management Group Tucs Cleaning Services Inc.

At the 25th Annual Golf Outing in July, the Golf Committee was comprised of Chris Turner, President Peter P. Mercer, Co-chair W. Peter McBride, Robert W. Taylor ’94, Tom Mahoney ’86, Debra Perry ’85, Esq., Dave Repetto, Fran Hackett ’80, Co-chair Tom Palmer, Patty Davino, John Brewster ’75, Linda Dator, Ira Kaplin, Frank Conway and Cathleen Davey Vice President of Institutional Advancement and Executive Director of the Foundation.

BENEFACTOR/DONOR Elaine & Myron Adler All Star Baseball Camp Kenneth Annitti Apple Ridge Country Club Bartson Fabrics, Inc. Gail P. & Wally Brady Nancy & William P. Brotherton Castle Brands, Inc Lori A. Catalanotto Coca-Cola Bottling Company of New York Neil Cohen Comerro, Coppa Architects, PC Frank Conway Steven M. Coppa Cosmos Soccer Jeff Dannhardt Linda L. & William Dator Cathleen Davey & Raymond Corbett Patricia & Nicholas Davino Disney World Community Relations Keith Donnelly Mary Ellen & Michael Dudas Briana M. Duffy Empire Golf Fidelity Investments Diane P. ’85 & Brian M. Flynn John C. Garde Kenneth Glaus Sam Harrison Frances K. ’80 & David R. Hackett

Event sponsor Anthony Marino of Century 21 Construction with Co-chair W. Peter McBride, Foundation Chairman Robert Tillsley, Chris Turner, President Peter P. Mercer and Co-chair Tom Palmer

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Trudy Burckes Hardy ’91 Harwood Lloyd, LLP Terry Anne & Thomas M. Hewitt ’75 Ann & Robert B. Hiden, Jr. Catherine & Mark Hilbush Indian Trail Club Lawrence R. Inserra Joseph R Loring & Associates, Inc Ira Kaplin Kellogg’s Lizabeth M.& George E. Kloak Patricia & Robert Kozakiewicz Kramer Portraits Frank Laviano Patrick Layng Liberty Mutual Insurance Group Life Fitness Linett and Harrison Advertising Inc Susan Lord Fred Lorestani Patricia & Donald J. Maddi Linda Madernini Thomas J. Mahoney ’86 Mahwah Wine & Liquors Kathleen & Carlo Mainardi Joan H. & Bryant D. Malcolm Mason Jar

Elizabeth M. & Ralph M. Mastrangelo Pamela & W. Peter McBride Michael McCarthy Donna McHugh Meadowland Castle, Inc. Holly & Paul D. Miller Mitchell Giurgola Architects LLP Kathleen & Jeff Mockler Myriad Hospitality Corp Myron Corporation Claire & Steven Napolitano National Baseball Hall of Fame National Food Trading Corporation New York Mets Ann C. & Drew A. Nieporent Marie Orsini Alice & Thomas P. Palmer Paulus Sokolowski & Sartor Architecture PC PepsiCo, Inc. Debra M. Perry ’85 Richard Powers Prudential Financial Eileen & Roy Putrino Yolla & William D. Rahal Deborah Richin Jim Ridlon A. J. Sabath ’93

Joyce S. Schader Lauren & Peter J. Seminara ’00 Scott R. Senior Judy & Thomas J. Shara Sheraton Mahwah Hotel Darlene & Charles H. Shotmeyer Sodexo Inc. Sparta Steel Corp Thomas K. Spillane ’84 Joyce & Thomas J. Srednicki St. Eve’s Restaurant Structure Tone Inc Greta & Robert W. Taylor ’94 TD Bank The Fountains Robert G. Thoma Suzanne & Chris Turner Tuxedo Club UBS Financial Services, Inc. Ulrich Inc Diana & Nishan Vartabedian Sheila & Peter Ventricelli Wealth Preservation Solutions Wilbur G. Malcolm Foundation Madeleine & Brad Williams David S. Yanagisawa Jo Anne M. Zellers

Fran Hackett ’80, her husband Dave, Board of Governors Chairman Robert Tillsley, Debra Perry ’85, Esq., John Garde, Linda Dator and Trustee Bill Dator at the 25th Annual Golf Outing held in July

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PERFORMING ARTS

SERIES RECEPTION SPONSOR

2012 PERFORMING ARTS DINNER SERIES

Lawrence R. Inserra Inserra Supermarkets, Inc.

BENEFACTORS

PATRONS

Susan & Alex Cocoziello Grace & John Donnelly Nancy & Robert Kossowsky Eileen & Joseph M. Leone Elizabeth M. & Ralph M. Mastrangelo Hans H. Maunz* Pamela & W. Peter McBride Moira McBride Murphy David & Eleanore Rukin Philanthropic Foundation Florence M. & Murray Sabrin Janet Lee & Amos Saunders Joyce & Thomas Srednicki Ann & Peter M. Swist Susan & Robert Tillsley Linda P. & Henry P. Wasserstein Judy* & George M. Webster

Stephanie & Phillip A. Battista Linda L. & William Dator Lynda A. & Dennis A. Dwyer Naomi ’79 & Alan Epstein Valerie & Gary V. Gerardi Doris & Michael E. Guerrasio Elaine & Stan Heimberger Susan & Robert Kelly Mary Ann & Paul Kezmarsky K-IV Enterprises, LLC Patricia & Donald J. Maddi Rachel & Howard Megdal Catherine & James Napolitano Audrey Newman ’93 & John McKendry Ellen M. Saranovic Lois & Jack H. Vitenson

PERFORMANCE SPONSORS Elaine & Myron Adler Cynthia & David Alai The Adler Aphasia Center Wendy & Rick DeSilva Liberty Hyundai Liberty Subaru Eileen & Roy Purtino Sharp Electronics Corporation

DINNER SPONSOR Judith Martinez Rodriguez & Francis J. Rodriguez

Performing Arts Dinner Series Chairman Roy Putrino presents Elaine and Mike Adler a Performance Sponsor Recognition plaque for their generous and continuing support of the series.

RAMAPO RUMBLE (MOTORCYCLE RALLY) EVENT SPONSOR Inserra Supermarkets, Inc. Lawrence R. Inserra BREAKFAST SPONSOR Custom Commercial Construction Corporation Wendy & Rick DeSilva Hollister Construction Services Liberty Hyundai Subaru Lorich Construction Mgmt, LLC ENTERTAINMENT SPONSOR Bohler Engineering NJ, LLC Suburban Wholesale Lighting, Inc. REFRESHMENT SPONSOR Ann & Robert B. Hiden, Jr.

Magnetic Construction Group Corporation Vault Structures, Inc. Vericon Construction Company, LLC Hiden Galleries American International Auto Dealers Association Cody Lusk PATRON SPONSOR Dancker, Sellew, & Douglas ICS Builders, Inc. J. Petrocelli Contracting, Inc. Metropolitan Carpets Lisa Ann Ryan ’84 Tha Inc. The Brewster Financial Group

ALUMNI ICE HOCKEY Christine & Kevin Albrecht ’85 ASA Real Estate LLC Bob Squire Painting and Landscaping Diane & Edward V. Chapel ’77 Robert J. Cipolli ’79 David C. Gritschke ’81 Kevin M. Haggerty Ellen & Cornelius R. Klepper ’87 Richard Leonard Laura & Gary F. L’Heureux ’82 Robin & Kenneth W. Manna ’84

George C. Middleton ’87 Middleton Builders Joanne & James Nardello ’84 Lucy & Juan Oloriz Robin & Craig A. Parnell ’83 Michele ’80 & Charles S. Podgurski ’80 Donald H. Schwenker ’83 Susan & Todd Siben ’80 Robert C. Squire ’77 Linda & Timothy J. Walz ’81 Kathleen & Glenn C. Worman ’81

(L-R-Front Row): Rick DeSilva, Dr. Jackie Ehlert-Mercer, President Peter P. Mercer and Mary Ann Kezmarksy.

(L-R-Back Row): Cathleen Davey Vice President of Institutional Advancement and Executive Director of the Foundation, Ralph and Liz Mastrangelo, Jack Murphy, Frank Rodriguez, Karen Murphy, Eileen Putrino, Joyce Scrednicki, Tom Schrednicki, Chair, Roy Putrino, Board of Governors Chair Robert Tillsley, Susan Tillsley, Wendy DeSilva, Nancy and Bob Kossowsky, Florence and Murray Sabrin and Chip Kazmarsky

BENEFACTORS Builders Incorporated Grace Construction Management Company, LLC Integrated Security Systems Lister Inc/Del Motorized MBI Group Sound Solutions , Inc. Kosco Harley-Davidson, Inc. FRIENDS Mary Ann & Douglas Allen James Banks Jack Buel Anthony Casilli Joseph Cucchiara Double Tree Hotel Economy Decorators, Inc Mitchell Eisen Anne & Richard L. Friedland

Dawn & Gerard S. Guidice ’77 Frances K. ’80 & David R. Hackett Thomas Hontz Karen & Lawrence B. Konash Lasberg Construction Associates, Inc. Maser Consulting, PA Maureen McDowell Meadowlands Castle, Inc. Robert Mink Jeffrey Murray Alan Navarre North American Video Philadelphia Sign Company Daniel Polin Adam Reilly Debra & Eric Sierka Faith Vander Snow Ivan P. Velasquez

Don Smith, Kimberly Smith ’15 and Rick DeSilva, chairman of the Ramapo Rumble.

TD BANK SUMMER CONCERT SERIES SPONSOR TD Bank DONORS Siham Daoud Dator Team, LLC Linda & William Dator Liberty Mutual Insurance Group Mason Jar Orange & Rockland Ronald Roth

The Bronx Wanderers kicked off the TD Bank Summer Concert Series in July at Ramapo College to an enthusiastic crowd. The series also featured performances from the 52nd Street Band, Little Deuce Coupe and Ring of Fire, and brought an estimated 12,500 guests to campus.

Additional support for this popular series was provided

by Liberty Mutual Insurance, Rockland Electric Company, the Friends of Ramapo and the Alumni Association.

Professor of Clinical Psychology at Ramapo College James Morley is ready to ride with Anthony DiMartini, M.D. at the Second Annual Ramapo Rumble Motorcycle Rally in May.

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A TIME OF CELEBRATION ON CAMPUS

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Dean of TAS Edward Saiff, Assemblywoman Marlene Caride, Mahwah Mayor William Laforet, Elaine and Mike Adler, The Honorable Timothy J. Eustace ’78, Assemblyman, District 38 and President Peter P. Mercer at the Groundbreaking Ceremony

all was a celebratory season for Ramapo College. The dedication of the Sharp Sustainability Education Center on September 21, 2012 presented an opportunity to thank Sharp Electronics Corporation during their 100th anniversary year for more than 20 years of support for Ramapo College’s students and programs.

Since 1989, the Mahwah-based corporation has supported a multitude of projects on campus totaling more than $1.63 million. Sharp funded projects include donations of electronic equipment, sponsorship of a theater for the drama program and concert series, a fitness center and now, a facility dedicated to education about sustainable living from individual actions to public projects.

Elaine and Mike Adler

The Sharp Center is a demonstration space for sustainability practices and includes classroom and laboratory space for forums and symposia. The Center is also the headquarters for the New Jersey Higher Education Partnership for Sustainability, an organization of every college and university in New Jersey that has led efforts to make campuses sustainable.

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Sharp Electronics provided financial support for the construction of the distinctive building, and solar products for demonstrations and educational instruction inside the facility. Toshiyuki Osawa, Sharp’s Chairman of the Board and CEO, and Vice President David Alai, who is a member of the Ramapo College Foundation’s Board of Governors, and other senior management leaders from Sharp Electronics, attended the ceremony.

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Vice President and Provost Beth Barnett, Mahwah Mayor William LaForet, Corporate Vice President of Sharp Electronics David Alai, Architect Stephen Tilly, Assemblywoman Holly Schepisi, Board of Governors chair Robert Tillsley, Board of Trustees chair A. J. Sabath ’93, Sharp Electronics CEO/Chairman Toshiyuki Osawa, President Peter P. Mercer, Trustee William Dator, Alternate Student Trustee Anthony Darakjy ’15, Board member W. Peter McBride and Vice President of Institutional Advancement and Executive Director of the Foundation Cathleen Davey cut the ribbon at the SEC building ribbon-cutting ceremony in September

Following, on October 4, a ground breaking ceremony was held for the Adler Center for Nursing Excellence. In November 2010, the Adlers, supporters of the College for more than 25 years, made a $2 million gift to name the Center. It will be the new home of Ramapo College’s highly-acclaimed and expanding Nursing programs.

Ramapo’s undergraduate Nursing program is recognized as an innovative and effective path into the nursing profession. A Master of Science in Nursing Education was added in 2002. More than 460 students are enrolled in the Nursing programs.

The Adler Center for Nursing Excellence will feature three simulation rooms where students will learn to address emergencies involving their computer-simulated patients using the most advanced electronic systems available. A fully equipped Nursing Skills Lab that simulates actual hospital patient experiences will aid in teaching students the basics of nursing, including patient assessment and procedures. The 36,000 square foot Adler Center also features an Anatomy and Physiology Lab, computer labs and general purpose classrooms.

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