Tower Magazine | Winter 2013

A HALF CENTURY OF GROUNDHOG

ANATOMY OF A FRESHMAN

7 BISHOPS: UD IS MY ALMA MATER

BIG

BUSINESS AACSB ACCREDITATION & 10 YEARS

OF UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS EDUCATION The College of Business is in the midst of one of its biggest years ever.

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FIRSTWORD

TOWER PRESIDENT

Thomas W. Keefe EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT

Robert M. Galecke

EXCELLENCE RECOGNIZED

PUBLISHER

Ben Hart Executive Director of Alumni Relations & Development

The University of Dallas has been recognized as one of the preeminent liberal arts institutions in the United States. We are reputed by some to be one of the best Catholic institutions in America. At UD, we strive every day to ensure that students are challenged by a rigorous curriculum and a quality education that is second to none. The facts bear it out.

EDITOR

Bill Hartley Director of Marketing & Communications ASSISTANT EDITOR

Heather Nelson ’10, ’12 Communications Specialist DESIGNER

Scott Morgan

Our alumni have earned 36 Fulbright Awards. We have an outstandingly high per capita population of National Merit Scholars currently enrolled at UD. We are the youngest university to be awarded a Phi Beta Kappa chapter, and our students have a demonstrated record of academic accomplishment while attending UD and upon graduating.

Our College of Business is a continuation of that academic excellence. The Graduate School of Management, as it was named at the time, was one of the first MBA programs in the country for working professionals. With 15,000 College of Business alumni, half of which live in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, we have the largest collection of MBA alumni in the area. In many ways, the College of Business is the living manifestation of UD founder Bishop Thomas Gorman’s exhortation that the university serve Catholics in North Texas and founder Eugene Constantin’s call for UD to be a great university, rather than just another nice, little Catholic college.

The College of Business is a unique answer to that call as it executes its mission to develop competent and responsible managers who are principled and moral leaders by delivering an education that requires students to appreciate the practice of management.

A true university is one that consists of multiple colleges that complement each other and create a synergy of great educational enterprise. With our accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International), the College of Business at the University of Dallas now officially occupies a respected space within the top five percent of the world’s business schools, a recognition long overdue for the quality business education that is a complement and an asset to the entire University of Dallas.

CONTRIBUTORS

Blake Frank Joe Howe ’00 Jim Livernois Leah Looten ’09 James Marks III Dani Schumer ’10 To update your address or other contact information, email jhowe@ udallas.edu or llooten@udallas.edu.

Send comments, letters to the editor or other communication regarding this publication to Bill Hartley, University of Dallas, Office of Advancement, 1845 E. Northgate Dr., Irving, TX 75062; whartley@udallas.edu.

Tower magazine is published twice annually by the Office of Advancement for the University of Dallas community. Opinions in Tower magazine are those of the individual authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the university. Postmaster: Send address changes to Tower, Office of Advancement, 1845 E. Northgate Dr., Irving, TX 75062 The university does not discriminate on the basis of sex in its programs and activities. Any person alleging to have been discriminated against in violation of Title IX may present a complaint to the Title IX coordinator. The coordinator assists in an informal resolution of the complaint or guides the complainant to the appropriate individual or process for resolving the complaint. The university has designated Janis Townsend, director of human resources, as the Title IX coordinator. The Human Resources Office is located on the second floor of Carpenter Hall and the phone number is 972-721-5382.

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In This

Issue WINTER 2013

FEATURES

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BIG BUSINESS Learn more about the two milestones that have the College of Business experiencing one of its biggest years ever.

An Election Post-Mortem

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Five politics professors share their thoughts on the after effects of the 2012 presidential election.

Groundhog at 50

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UD celebrates a half century of official and unofficial marmotcentered revelry.

Called to Serve

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Alumni bishops discuss how UD prepared them for ministry.

Donor Honor Roll

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REGULARS FIRST WORD UNIVERSITY EVENTS

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ON CAMPUS

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AKADEMEIA

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RECOMMENDED READING

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ALUMNI NEWS

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ATHLETICS

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FINAL WORD

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IN THE PHOTO: The Braniff Graduate Building (background) is home to the College of Business. Built in 1966, it was a gift from the Blakley-Braniff Foundation in memory of the founder of Braniff International Airways.

PHOTO: JEFF MCWHORTER

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UNIVERSITY EVENTS

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

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College of Business Graduate Programs New and international student orientation

Baseball - Home opener vs.

Texas Lutheran University

12 Men’s & Women’s Track & Field - Seasons open at Texas Tech Open in Lubbock

22 First Day of Spring Semester - Braniff, Constantin, School of Ministry and College of Business undergraduates

22-March 01 UD Regional Ceramics Exhibition - A competition featuring UD students, as well as artists from Texas and seven other states

28 Aquinas Lecture - John F. Boyle, professor of theology and Catholic studies at the University of St. Thomas

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28 Science Conversations Nancy Cartwright, professor of philosophy at Durham University and the University of California-San Diego, presents “Systems, Mechanisms and the Modeling of Society”

Groundhog – Groundhog turns 50 with celebrations in Irving and throughout the country

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Alternative Spring Break Spring Break Holiday

Softball – Home opener vs.

Alverno College

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22-23 Aspiring Scholars Preview An opportunity for high school juniors to experience UD and compete for a scholarship

23 Women’s Lacrosse Season opener vs.

Huntingdon College Men’s Lacrosse – Season opener vs.

Millsaps College

MARCH

International Week – A new and improved event showcases a different continent each day

22-23 Meet Us @ the Tower Admitted high school students are given an opportunity to meet each other and experience campus life

25 Men’s Golf - Spring season opens at Dallas Spring Classic in McKinney, Texas

APRIL 4-14 “Big Love” - A modern adaptation of Aeschylus’ “The Suppliant Women” presented

by University Theater

18 Baccalaureate Mass, Catholic Biblical School Graduation & School of Ministry Pinning Ceremony

19 University Commencement

12-13 Meet Us @ the Tower

19 Spring Formal - A big evening of music and dancing for welldressed students

27-JULY 28 Undergraduate Summer in Rome - Undergraduates spend six weeks on the Due Santi campus taking classes and traveling in Europe

JUNE

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College of Business Spring Commencement

Aspiring Scholars

June 12-22

27 Mallapalooza - Friends, food and beverages, plus a full lineup of bands that rock the Mall in front of the Tower

MAY 9 Senior Convocation

School of Ministry Rome Program - A 10-day pilgrimage with faculty and students in the Eternal City celebrating the Year of Faith For times, locations and further details, visit the "Upcoming Events" section of www.udallas.edu

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ONCAMPUS RIDING BBC RADIO’S INTERNATIONAL AIRWAVES

ANATOMY OF A FRESHMAN

Last August, UD welcomed to campus the class of 2016, a group of 371 freshmen whose varying backgrounds and experiences come together to create a composite of the typical first-time undergrad student.

Michael Sandel PHOTO: BBC RADIO

INTELLIGENT Academically tested with average SAT and ACT scores of 1,200 and 26; 3.75 is the average high school GPA. SPIRITUAL Enthusiastic in their faith, an overwhelming 85 percent are Catholic.

SIMILAR Simple nametags won’t help differentiate the nine girls named Elizabeth and nine guys named John; Sarah (7), Maria (6), Madeline (6), Mary (6), Joseph (7) and Thomas (5) are popular names, as well.

Friendly faces are all around for the 13 freshmen from the Mother of Divine Grace homeschool program in Ojai, Calif.; there’s a similar feeling for the six from Dallas’ Bishop Dunne Catholic School.

DIFFERENT Diverse describes geographic representation from 241 cities, 38 states and six countries.

FAR UD is a home away from home for the 54 percent from out of state; California (30), Illinois (15) and Minnesota (12) send the largest numbers.

Life in a large metro area is nothing new. The most represented areas outside Texas are Los Angeles (14), Chicago (14), Minneapolis/St. Paul (9) and Washington, D.C/Baltimore (9).

NEAR The 21 who call Irving home didn’t venture far from the nest; Dallas (16) is the second most represented Texas city.

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The final edited broadcast recording may seem like 43 minutes of debate perfection, but, the behind-the-scenes retakes, practice applause and producer requests to remember and repeat long forgotten points made the discussion seem quite different. It was all part of being in the audience at UD last fall for a taping of BBC Radio 4’s popular program, The Public Philosopher.

In a quest to take America’s prepresidential-election temperature on the controversial topic of immigration, Senior Producer Mukul Devichand decided to take the show on the road for the first time to America, ultimately choosing Harvard University and UD. “During the first phone call, the show’s producer interestingly identified a former chair of the Texas Republican Party, who happens to be a Southern Methodist University alumnus, as the person who referred BBC Radio on to UD,” said Bill Hartley, director of marketing and communications.

Logistics and planning, according to Hartley, were more involved than one might think. An engineer was brought in to ensure broadcast-quality sound.

Support was sought from a network of organizations. Volunteers were secured.

And, a ticketing system was created to fill Lynch Auditorium with a diverse group of audience members and a perfect balance of viewpoints.

“We wanted to fill Lynch with UD students, but that might not have resulted in the most compelling radio possible,” he said. “What we finally ended up with was a pleased BBC.” “It’s gone down a storm,” said Devichand once the broadcast was complete. “Well done to all.”

A podcast of The Public Philosopher episode taped at UD, as well as a blog and listener comments, are available at udallas.edu/bbc.

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ONCAMPUS FOUR NEW TRUSTEES APPOINTED TO BOARD Five new members recently joined the university’s 35-member Board of Trustees. Each person will serve a three-year term, which began last October. The board, which is chaired

by Frank Hubach Jr., oversees the university's leadership.

KEVIN HASSON Kevin Hasson is founder of the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, a non-partisan, public interest law firm representing people from all faith backgrounds.

THE MAIN FOYER now features new furniture and a collection of prints from UD’s Matrix printmaking exhibition.

HAGGAR GETS A FACELIFT Students were greeted last fall by more than $3.1 million in Haggar University Center renovations.

FR. GREG KELLY Fr. Greg Kelly, ’78 and ‘82, is vicar for clergy for the Catholic Diocese of Dallas.

NEW FOOD PREP AREAS with energy efficient appliances are back-ofhouse features.

BRIDGETT WAGNER Bridgett Wagner, ’81, is director of the Coalition Relations Department at The Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C.

DONNA WEITZMAN Donna Weitzman is former president of Encore Partners, LLC, and former mayor of Colleyville, Texas.

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THE VISITOR CENTER, previously part of the Admissions Office in Carpenter Hall, now immerses prospective students in the liveliness of Haggar.

THE CAP BAR is brighter with the addition of neutraltoned, striped Roman shades and flooring that has a marble-like appearance.

HAGGAR CAFE now offers a wider variety of healthy menu items served from a fully updated serving area that includes new serving stations arranged to reduce wait times.

ONCAMPUS

A RANKING OF ANOTHER KIND Nearly anyone who’s ever been involved with a college search knows about the ocean of rankings, all of which are perfectly legitimate but virtually similar in methodology.

Floating in that sea, however, is a different kind of college ranking – one that grades nearly 1,100 institutions with an “A” through “F” on the strength of each school’s general education curriculum.

The purpose? To identify those that best prepare undergraduates for the workforce.

UD is among just 21 colleges and universities nationwide to earn an “A” rating from the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) in its fourth edition of “What Will They Learn?” for providing graduates with the “broad-based skills and knowledge to succeed in the global marketplace.”

In addition, the university has been designated a “Hidden Gem” and is one of only three schools to receive credit for every requirement.

“We’re extremely pleased that our Core curriculum has earned

High quality teaching from faculty like Richard Olenick, professor and department chair of physics, is one of the reasons for the university’s “A” rating in ACTA’s “What Will They Learn?” report.

ACTA’s highest rating,” said Charles W. Eaker, Constantin College dean.

“Our students graduate with more than a specific knowledge of their discipline, which enables them to excel in a wide variety of leadership roles like doctors, teachers, software engineers, economists, lawyers, politicians, scientists and even bishops.”

“Students are graduating into one of the most inhospitable job markets in American history and a time of challenging civic responsibilities; and they’re doing it with record

UD is one of just 21 colleges and universities nationwide to earn ACTA’s highest rating. debt,” said Anne D. Neal, president of ACTA. “ 'What Will They Learn?’ examines which schools are making a solid commitment to a broad academic foundation and which ones simply don’t make the grade.”

A UD undergraduate student graduates with more than a specific knowledge of their discipline.

OTHER RANKINGS In addition to to the ACTA “A” rating, UD has been recognized by many other well-known organizations.

TRANSFORMATIONAL GIFTS OF SUPPORT The Campus Transformations initiative continues to gain momentum as the university recently received three major gifts for the project that includes an elevated walkway from the UD DART light rail station to the campus center, a series of new gateway entrances and Haggar University Center renovations. Generous financial support has come in the form of $75,000 from the Catholic Foundation, $100,000 from the Hillcrest Foundation of Dallas and $250,000 from Mary Templeton, a longtime university trustee.

A proposed campus entry plaza will be located at the corner of Tom Braniff Drive and the Highway 114 service road.

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ONCAMPUS

A SUPER WEEK FOR CHARITY

“I disguised myself as a facilities worker, wearing Reddy Ice coveralls and concealing my notoriously big hair. I entered the Jerome lounge and pretended to work on the sink with a bike wrench. My target, Ellie, entered and walked obliviously past me. Her stereotyping was fatal. I stood up, aimed my water gun and fired three times. Ellie died laughing.”

And so goes another harmless KAOS, according to Christian Walker ’15, who received this year’s “Most Villainous Kill” Award. The game was just one of many that helped Charity Week, a student-organized event raise approximately $20,000 for non-profits The Catholic Pro-Life Committee of North Texas and The Least Among Us. The Catholic Pro-Life Committee of North Texas is devoted to restoring legal protection

for every human life, and The Least Among Us seeks to help impoverished people in developing nations.

While the Charity Week schedule included traditional programming like jail on the Mall, an airband competition and tuck-ins, it was the student-organized event’s unusual super hero theme that resulted in Cape Day, a unique chance for caped students to experience classes taught by caped faculty.

‘J ’ IS FOR JUGGLING “Juggling seems an almost natural activity for students who become experts at balancing school, faith and social life.”

Writer Alexa Turczynski ’15 and illustrator Nicole Stevens ’15 wrote the book on UD, teaming up to create “University of Dallas from A to Z.” The book, according to its student-authors, paints a picture of the university as seen by its students, breaking down some of the essential aspects that make UD what it is.

Highlights include G is for Groundhog and N is for the Novinski family. It is available for order at udallas.edu/atoz.

By the Numbers: ‘Ghosts’ When first performed in 1882, Henrik Ibsen’s 'Ghosts' received scathing reviews for its frank look at human relationships. These days, reviews are much less biting, especially those written in praise of University Theater’s fall production of the Western literature classic directed by Kyle Lemieux, assistant professor and Drama Department chair.

479 PEOPLE

haunted by this towering achievement of early modernism

210 REHEARSAL HOURS needed to present the commentary on 19th century morality

Students like Pat Archer ’14 avoided time in the Charity Week jail by wearing capes on what else but Cape Day. PHOTO: THE UNIVERSITY NEWS

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5 STUDENT-ACTORS in the cast

458 GALLONS OF WATER to simulate rain in rehearsals and performances

READING l WRITING l CONVERSATION

AKADEMEIA

REBECCA LOWERY ’15: Sustainable Builder, Philosophy Student Rebecca Lowery ’15 spent last June filling tires with dirt and spreading adobe while an intern for Earthship Biotecture, a company that builds sustainable houses out of recycled materials.

Earthship houses are designed to function completely off the grid with solar panels providing electricity and water catchment and recycling systems for water − carefully positioned and designed so that they do not require climate control.

“I wanted to do this internship,” Lowery said, “because I didn’t believe that these houses could really function entirely off the grid.”

After spending a month in Taos, N.M., helping build several Earthship houses, Lowery is now convinced that the buildings work. In fact, the experience has inspired Lowery to attempt sustainable building techniques in her own backyard. With a bench out of recycled tires and

adobe already under her belt, she is now constructing a screen house around the bench with plans to install a water catchment system to water a garden.

According to Lowery, a philosophy major pursuing a concentration in environmental science, studying environmental science has helped ground her in the natural world and balance out the intellectual focus of philosophy.

“I think environmental science and philosophy complement each other,” she said. “The only difference is that one of them revolves around working with the physical world, and the other revolves around thinking about the physical world (among other things).”

Lowery plans to continue volunteering for Earthship Biotecture; she is particularly enthusiastic about the company’s non-profit operation, which builds Earthship houses in Third World countries.

Rebecca Lowery, in the screen house she is constructing, isn’t ruling out anything when it comes to life after college.

PHOTO: REBECCA LOWERY

ACADEMIC SUPPORT Hatton Sumners Scholars have not only gone on to teach a new generation of students the importance of self government, but they have secured positions that enable active influence of government policy. Such graduate successes are among the many reasons that the Sumners Foundation decided to continue its support of UD’s decade-old scholarship program by giving $100,000 to the Politics Department for deserving undergraduate and graduate politics students.

In addition, the department recently received a grant from the Charles G. Koch Foundation for a faculty panel discussion on the implications of last November’s presidential election.

The foundation, which has a well-established relationship with the university, is also supplementing Scottish Enlightenment, a course taught by Charles Sullivan, associate professor and History Department chair.

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AKADEMEIA

REWIND PHOTO: JOHN KABANGU

Let us count the ways... the UD community is enriching the campus’ intellectual life.

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NEW PROGRAM

THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR EXPECTS ENGINEERING JOBS, AS A WHOLE, TO SURGE 11 PERCENT THROUGH 2018, WHILE MANY OTHER FIELDS ARE FORECAST TO CONTRACT.

UD is set to offer engineering as a cooperative degree program after executing a letter of intent with the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA).

Beginning this fall, students will be able enter the dual degree program to earn a bachelor of arts degree in physics from UD and a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering from UTA. Engineering majors will still be required to complete the Core as part of the suggested 172 credit hour curriculum, which can be completed in five years.

SCIENCE CONVERSATIONS

God who smiles when seeing you, rejoices over your very existence and takes delight in you, all the days of your life.”

Encouraging words from Fr. James Martin, who spoke about joy and humor in spiritual life during his delivery of the 14th annual Landregan Lecture. Fr. Martin, who is a Jesuit priest, New York Times bestselling author and culture editor of America magazine, most recently authored “Between Heaven and Mirth: Why Joy, Humor, and Laughter Are at the Heart of the Spiritual Life.”

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▶ Phillip Sloan, the leading historian of 19th and 20th century biology, delivered “The Converging Life Sciences and Human Dignity” as the inaugural lecture of Science Conversations, an ongoing Philosophy Department series promoting educated conversation about the natural sciences, human sciences and mathematics. Nancy Cartwright, a philosopher of science, will speak on “Systems, Mechanisms and the Modeling of Society” during the spring lecture on Feb. 28 at 7:30 p.m. in Lynch Auditorium.

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▶ “Laugh with the

Five UD students traveled to Haiti this summer to bring medical aid to some of that nation’s most underprivileged citizens. P.J. Anderson ’14, Christina Davis ’15, Aileen Johnson ’13, John Kabangu ’13 and Ben Klopfenstein ’13 worked with doctors and other students to treat sick and injured Haitians.

“After going to Haiti, I’m overwhelmingly convinced that I want to become a physician,” said Klopfenstein, who was inspired by the hands-on experience.

The trip was made possible by the Gary D. Cieslak Memorial Scholarship, which was founded by the class of 1980 in honor of Cieslak ’80, a pediatric anesthesiologist who passed away in 2009. Without the scholarship, this life-changing experience would not have been possible for these students. Those interested in contributing to Gary Cieslak’s legacy and providing other students with similar opportunities can visit udallas.edu/cieslak.

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REMEMBERING VATICAN II

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Fr. Roch Kereszty and Abbot Emeritus Denis Farkasfalvy, O. Cist., were young priests in Rome at the time of the Second Vatican Council’s first session. Fifty years later, the two shared their experiences during one of two events held last October to commemorate the Vatican II golden anniversary. During the second event, Msgr. Michael Olson, Assistant Professor Marti Jewell and Associate Professor Ron Rombs explored the council’s ongoing significance. Both events were presented by the Department of Theology and School of Ministry.

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Biochemistry major Justin Samorajski ’13 took matters into his own hands last summer when he decided to build the Physics Department a 3-D printer. Making good use of open source software and construction plans, he presented a proposal to Richard Olenick, professor of physics and department chair, and within a month had amassed a table piled high with parts and blueprints.

After constructing the printer and printing a variety of 3-D objects out of plastic, including more parts for the printer, and, his proudest achievement, a 2.5 percent scale replica of Braniff Memorial Tower modeled off the official blueprints, Samorajski is now working with Stephen Slaughter, assistant professor of biology, to develop the printer’s applications for cell cultures and printing living tissue.

3-D printing technology has long-term ramifications for, as an example, organ transplants.

“One day, 3-D printing may enable us to use a patient’s own cells to grow a replacement organ,” Samorajski said.

WILLIAM FRANK: CRYSTALIZING THE CORE

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“I think one of the most important things about our work at UD is the disciplinary base of our studies. There is a balance and order among the disciplines.”

After more than 25 years teaching Core courses in both Irving and Rome, Professor William Frank, whose CV also includes Philosophy Department chair and Braniff Graduate School dean, has crystallized his experiences into “An Essay in American Liberal Education: University of Dallas’s ‘Core Curriculum’.” The piece will be published in “The College Curriculum: A Reader,” a collection of essays on different approaches to higher education, in the winter of 2013.

He sees the Core curriculum, which has become the foundation for all UD undergraduate programs, as “ordered to the four sources or bearers of reality’s intelligibility: creative works of poesis, human action, things of nature and the Divine Word.” According to Frank, these four areas speak to the ends of the disciplines most emphasized in the Core − literature, philosophy, history and theology − but they also permeate the ends of other disciplines taught at UD, such as languages, economics and the arts.

The UD Chorale rehearses for Mass under the direction of Dallas-native Brian Bentley.

PHOTO: UD MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS

BRIAN BENTLEY: GROWING THE UD CHORALE After years of working in sacred music with adult singers, Brian Bentley is enthusiastic about returning to an academic environment to teach young adults in his new role as director of the UD Chorale, the university’s a cappella liturgical choir.

“Students often have very solitary educational goals,” Bentley said. “To come together in a group and accomplish something as a choral ensemble is, I think, very beneficial for them.”

He brings to UD an “ever-growing” love for Gregorian chant and would like to share that love with the university community by singing Mass with the UD Chorale at least once a month. Other plans for the university’s new ensemble include exploring a musical repertoire in different languages and styles outside the sacred, and eventually adding orchestral accompaniment to a future choral work performance.

In addition to directing the UD Chorale, Bentley will continue as director of music and liturgy for the Guadalupe Cathedral, which is located at the center of the Dallas Arts District. There, he directs Gregorian Schola, the Cathedral Chorale and the Diocesan Choir, and is responsible for the liturgical needs of the Dallas Diocese’s cathedral.

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BY THE NUMBERS: UDMC Even though the annual UD Ministry Conference moved to a new venue, the Irving Convention Center, it still produced the same result: another successful event.

4,940 PARTICIPANTS 20 MUSICAL ACTS 134 SESSIONS

107 EXHIBITORS

71 SPEAKERS

31 U.S. STATES

(100 English, 32 Spanish, 2 Vietnamese)

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THEN & NOW

THE ROME EXPERIENCE Want to make a semester in Rome possible for more students?

Consider giving to one of the Rome scholarship programs listed at udallas.edu/romescholarships.

1982 LaVilla Hotel. Leased space on the city’s northwest side.

City bus or possibly two. The walk from the hotel to the bus stop varied from a few hundred meters to almost a mile.

2013 CAMPUS (Residenza Universitaria)

GETTING TO ROME (Destinzatione Roma)

Snail mail and land lines. Students waited on the postal service to deliver letters and news from the U.S. Parent phone calls were arranged months in advance.

STAYING IN TOUCH (Come Rimanere in Contatto)

All you can stuff. Clean clothes were the worry of a laundry service hired by the university. One thing: whatever you could fit in a moderately sized duffel bag was all you got for two weeks.

LAUNDRY (Servizio Lavanderia)

“Moonrocks.” Loaves of bread, puffy inside and crusty outside.

Giolitti, just north of the Pantheon.

Lire. Romers learned to think in thousands.

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UD’s Eugene Constantin Campus located in Due Santi, a historic district south of Rome.

Brief walk. Cotral bus line to Metro Linea A.

Internet phone and email. Students rely on email, international cell phone plans and an Internet phone in the lounge to stay in touch with family.

DIY laundry. Standard American-style laundry machines are located on the lower level of the residence hall. Don’t forget to buy tokens.

BREAKFAST (Prima Colazione)

Pastries, cereal and fruit served in the dining hall.

GELATO

Old Bridge near St. Peter’s Square.

MONEY (Moneta)

The Euro.

WORLDLY EXPEDITION FOR COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AWARENESS

Last August, President Thomas Keefe and Associate Professor Sri Beldona set out on a two-week journey to increase awareness of the College of Business and its graduate programs. Focusing on China, India and Jordan, all of which have growing populations of young adults eager for an American graduate business education, the trip stretched halfway around the world, across four continents and 14 time zones.

Days 1-7 Dallas to London to Mumbai and New Delhi, India, for meetings with partner school Shaheed Sukhdev College and education consultants. Schedule packed with six days of pitches to prospective partners a visit with the U.S. Embassy’s visa officer and meetings with prominent local business leaders. India leg concludes with late night flight to the next destination.

Days 8-10 A brief layover in Kuala Lampur before landing in Shanghai. First up, a day trip to Nanjing to meet with administrators and faculty at Nanjing University, a UD partner school. Remaining time in China reserved for a visit to Shanghai University and stops at the U.S. Consulate and New Oriental Education Group.

WHEN THE CHURCH CALLS

Days 11-14 Depart Shanghai en route to Amman, Jordan, by way of Dubai.

Trip highlighted by an opportunity to address an education and tourism conference hosted by partner school Middle East University as a guest of the Jordanian minister of travel and antiquities. Squeeze in a meeting with U.S. Embassy visa officer.

Day 15 Amman to London then back to Dallas with new relationships and opportunities.

Early last December, President Thomas Keefe traveled to the Vatican to attend an international congress, Ecclesia in America. The conference, called in response to His Holiness Benedict XVI’s call for the Catholic Church to celebrate a Year of Faith and under the guidance of Our Lady of Guadalupe, worked to foster bonds of friendship between Catholics in both of the Americas.

While there, Keefe stayed within the walls of the Vatican at the House of Saint Martha, a residence constructed

by His Holiness John Paul II to house the cardinals in conclave to select the new pope. The residence usually serves as a guesthouse.

Earlier in the year, Keefe represented UD in Baltimore at a working group led by the United States Committee of Catholic Bishops on the 10-year review of Ex Corde Ecclesiae. Participants prayerfully deliberated on how to bridge academic and pastoral efforts to the greater fulfillment of the Church’s mission.

“It was a great blessing and honor for UD to be recognized as a successful Catholic institution and to help the future of Catholic education,” Keefe said.

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RECOMMENDED READING

Nathaniel Hawthorne as Political Philosopher The Author: With examples drawn from the American novelist’s fiction, Professor John Alvis, ’66, shows that Hawthorne’s characters bear something sacred in their generic humanity, yet are subject to moral judgment.

In a Nutshell: “Hawthorne’s 'The Scarlet Letter' offers lessons in the meaning of the Declaration of Independence as a guide to Americans in their individual conduct, to secure justice in their communities and to foster family integrity. It renders in personal and dramatic terms the meaning of such American principles as a higher law of nature, the sanctity of individual rights and the moral significance of liberty and equality.”

Start Reading: Available in hardcover ($49.95) from amazon.com.

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Maimonides & Spinoza The Author: In “Maimonides & Spinoza,” Professor Joshua Parens focuses on the philosophical psychology of one medieval and one modern Jewish author. He aims to break through some of the unproductive disputes about their metaphysical or theological views and to clarify in general the differences between medieval and modern philosophy.

In a Nutshell: “One of the key objectives of this book is to challenge the view that Maimonides is in any significant sense a protomodern. I contend that the main value to be derived from studying Maimonides is to gain distance from our own world and viewpoint, which has been so deeply shaped by the thought of Spinoza.”

Start Reading: Available in paperback ($35) or digital ($7) from the University of Chicago Press.

Alex Van Helsing: The Triumph of Death The Author: Jason Henderson, ’93, sold his first fantasy novel while a student at UD. Since then, he started publishing a successful series of young adult novels, Alex van Helsing, of which “The Triumph of Death” is the third book. Alex van Helsing, a 14-yearold boy descended from the famous vampire hunter Dr. Van Helsing, has only days to prevent an apocalypse in this series finale.

In a Nutshell: “Alex van Helsing leapt from the plane without another thought, and in the corner of his eye he saw the black shape of the aircraft zip away… This was not how the end of the weekend was supposed to go.”

Start Reading: Available in paperback ($8.99) or Kindle ($3.79) from amazon.com.

The Zuckerberg Galaxy The Author: Joseph Duggan, ’77, is a former White House speechwriter, State Department officer and newspaperman who now works for Aramco in Saudi Arabia.“The Zuckerberg Galaxy: A Primer for Navigating the Media Maelstrom” was published for the centennial of Marshall McLuhan, and brings the work of this prescient communications scholar, who is responsible for coining the expressions “the medium is the message” and “the global village,” to bear on today’s dizzying social media environment.

In a Nutshell: “ ‘The Zuckerberg Galaxy’ is a primer for anyone interested in preserving civil discourse and sanity in a world where ‘friend’ is no longer a sturdy noun but a wobbly verb.”

Start Reading: Available on Kindle ($.99) from amazon.com.

AN ELECTION

POST-MORTEM Faculty share their thoughts on the results of the 2012 presidential election and the state of the union

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ith the election buzz of political ads and punditry nearly silent, Politics faculty gathered to bring their expertise and years of study to bear on the results of the 2012 presidential election. Professors Tiffany Jones Miller, David Upham, Jonathan Culp, Daniel Burns and Richard Dougherty all voiced their opinions on the different facets of the national situation with which they were most familiar.

The panel discussion also touched on, among other things, six issues cited by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops as requiring careful consideration from Catholic voters: the economic crisis; war, especially in the Holy Land and throughout the Middle East; abortion and other human life issues; religious liberty; the definition of marriage and immigration.

Miller raised concerns about what the expected deficit reduction plan, which many think will consist of a combination of tax increases and spending cuts, might do to the economy. “It will take our very fragile recovery and throw us back into a recession, thus creating a double dip recession.”

Upham meditated upon the election itself. “There seem to be long-term trends…favoring a political philosophy that says more govern-

ment security and less self-reliance.”

Culp described the nation’s complicated international situation, “After all this theorizing about where the world is going and America’s place in it, we end up…facing a world where the future is quite uncertain, where almost anything you do carries with it nearly unforeseeable risks. That’s the kind of world in which Obama finds himself.”

Now that the President is in his second term, Burns speculated that he may turn to immigration as a piece of legacy legislation. He emphasized the necessity of doing something to both legalize wellestablished illegal immigrants and to secure the border.

Burns also provided an overview of the national situation regarding the definition of marriage, now that nine states have legalized samesex marriage and 30 states (and the federal government after the Defense of Marriage Act) define marriage as between one man and one woman.

“This is a very awkward situation for the Full Faith and Credit Clause of our Constitution,” said Burns.

Dougherty, providing closing thoughts on the President’s tenure, commented, “When driven by what he takes to be injustices, in society, in the workplace, in the world, he is capable of decisive action, but never quick action.”

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President Barack Obama speaks at a campaign event.

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BIG

BUSINESS AACSB ACCREDITATION & 10 YEARS

OF UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS EDUCATION

The College of Business is in the midst of one of its biggest years ever.

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AACSB ACCREDITATION

Many top, global corporations only recruit graduates from AACSBaccredited schools.

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The journey wasn’t easy, nor was it brief.

In the end, however, the reward was sweet.

Now, the College of Business officially takes its place among an elite group of 665 other business programs in the world that are brought together by one common bond.

Last December, after hundreds of hours of hard work and planning, which spanned more than five years, the College of Business earned accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International), a distinction awarded to fewer than five percent of the globe’s more than 15,000 business programs.

“It is my great pleasure and honor to announce that the university has earned accreditation from AACSB International for our College of Business,” said Dean Robert F. Scherer. “This distinction ensures the degree that current and prospective students receive from the University of Dallas is recognized as one of the world’s best. Achieving this accreditation was no small feat and we are extremely proud to receive the designation.”

To achieve accreditation, the college’s entire business program was required to undergo a meticulous internal review and evaluation process. During the period, the faculty and staff developed and implemented a mission-driven plan to satisfy 20 quality standards set forth by AACSB relating to faculty qualification, strategic management of resources and interactions of faculty and students, as well as a commitment to continuous improvement and achievement of learning goals in degree programs.

During the process, the college was visited and evaluated by business school deans with detailed knowledge of business education, who then applied accreditation standards that are widely-accepted in the educational community.

“We warmly congratulate the University of Dallas College of Business and welcome them into

the AACSB family of internationally accredited business schools,” said John J. Fernandes, president and chief executive officer of AACSB International. “AACSB Accreditation represents the highest achievement for an educational institution and its college of business. The dean, faculty, staff and administration are to be commended for their dedication and commitment to continuous improvement, and for their role in

earning initial accreditation.”

In practical terms, AACSB Accreditation will be a catalyst in creating benefits that stretch across the entire spectrum of college constituents, including students, faculty, employers, donors and alumni.

“For students and prospective students, the five-year maintenance cycle that follows AACSB Accreditation virtually guarantees they will receive everything they need from the College of Business to excel from day one of their careers,” said Nancy Schreiber, senior associate dean for academic and administrative affairs. “Ongoing peer visits and evaluation ensure that we will continue to provide the components needed for success, including relevant knowledge, useful skills, access to employers, challenging courses and a wealth of resources.”

According to Director of Career Services Julie Janik, the accreditation, which applies to all College of Business programs, will also positively affect the college’s ability to attract employers.

“Many prospective employers associate AACSB Accreditation with schools that have better faculty, curriculum, students and, most importantly, graduates who are ready to perform on their first day,” she said. “For these employers, choosing the right job candidate from the very beginning minimizes the risk of being forced to repeat the costly hiring and onboarding processes that result from hiring graduates who are unprepared.”

There are many other benefits that AACSB Accreditation can bring.

Learn more about this hallmark of business education excellence by visiting udallas.edu/aacsb.

Continuous improvements like the addition of this technology-rich learning space can be expected as the result of ongoing AACSB peer visits and evaluation.

PHOTO: JEFF MCWHORTER

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BIG BUSINESS

Over the last 10 years scores of students have earned bachelor's degrees in business and have already gone on to great success.

Ed Hardy (LEFT), with his brother Joe, own and operate two successful indoor rock-climbing gyms in Massachusetts. He was recently named to the Worcester Business Journal's 40 under 40 list.

PHOTO: CENTRAL ROCK CLIMBING CENTERS

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Scarlet Walls ’09

Compliance Investigator; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Risk Management Agency “Dr. Schreiber offered lifelong advice when she encouraged me to seize every opportunity and to be unafraid of making mistakes,” said Walls, who has qualified to be a finalist for a leadership development program offered by the federal agency that helps agricultural producers manage business risks. “Many doors have been opened for me as the result of those words.”

Chris Burton ’11

Subcontract Administrator; Lockheed Martin Aeronautics “One of the best pieces of advice I received at UD came from Dr. Stodnick, who told me that if I always strive for excellence and go above and beyond, then great things will happen,” said Burton, who negotiates and sustains contracts to purchase parts in support of the defense industry giant’s F-16 Fighter Jet, F-22 Raptor and C-130J aircraft.

Jennifer Haynes ’08

Ed McCabe ’09

“Dr. Schreiber insisted on everyone completing internships before graduation,” said Haynes, a consultant who helps organizations better align executive compensation plans with their respective industry. “This was, without a doubt, the most important advice I have applied to my life and, upon graduating, that is what qualified me for competitive job opportunities.”

“The liberal arts Core curriculum taught me how to think and how to learn, while the business leadership program taught me how to apply those skills to the business world,” said McCabe. In his current position, he is working on the design and implementation of a new financial system for the global consulting company’s U.S. federal business.

Executive Compensation Consultant; Aon Corporation

Finance Operations Specialist; Accenture

A Decade in Business Ten College of Business alumni celebrate the undergraduate program’s 10th anniversary by sharing memories of their student years and how UD’s unique program has contributed to their professional success.

Jeremiah Jourdan ’12

Buyer; NCH Corporation “My hope for the College of Business is that it will continue to provide a solid education for future generations of business leaders by continuing to imbue them with a proper ethical foundation, which is needed now more than ever,” said Conley, who purchases products, as well as manages and maintains inventory levels, for the world’s largest provider of industrial maintenance solutions.

Denise Bouchard ’11

Human Resources Project Administrator; Ericsson “Thanks to UD, writing has proven to be one of my strong points in my current role assembling and managing Ericsson’s requisitions,” said Bouchard, who earned an MBA from UD last November. “I also credit the college’s senior seminar/capstone project for cementing high- caliber, teambased skills, a necessity when coordinating workflow across a large team.”

Robert Burton ’08

Market Sales Manager; Reddy Ice

“Extensive experience working in groups, creating presentations and writing essays have prepared me well for the business environment,” said Jourdan, who manages high value and regional accounts across North Texas for the nation’s brand leader in packaged ice products. “A UD business education is well-rounded and gives students a foundation for future success in any business direction.”

Phillip Conley ’11

Director; WW Networking Solutions, Dell Inc.

Ed Hardy ’07

Eirn Haynes ’08

“I wrote my business plan for Central Rock in my senior seminar class, and then entered it in the college’s business plan competition,” said Hardy, who owns and operates two indoor rock-climbing gyms in Massachusetts with two more opening this spring. “I benefited tremendously from comments offered by John Waters and the entire board of judges, which helped me tweak the plan before pitching it to investors and banks.”

“There are two pieces of advice offered to me when I was a student that I still remember,” said Haynes, who markets equity crude for an ExxonMobil subsidiary that manages global development of unconventional energy resources. “The first was to be aware of charismatic leaders, and the second was by managing up you can transform yourself into an indispensable asset.”

Owner; Central Rock Climbing Centers

Crude Marketing Rep; XTO Energy

“If you can explain Plato and Aristotle, then you can explain technology,” said Burton on how UD prepared him for life in his current position simplifying and virtualizing networks to address customer pain points for the well-known technology solutions company.

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Memories

YEARS

Like its whistling namesake, Groundhog, powered by a foundation of whimsy, tenacity and hibernation, has survived threats from tradition, weather and law. Now, as it reaches a half century in existence, UD’s quirky and mysterious annual celebration continues to dig deeper into the soul of the UD community to find a den safe against yearly troubles ’til it returns to teach us that in the wait for warmth, light is to be lauded and shadow avoided.

GROU 1971

Students enjoy the first Groundhog party in People’s Park. Venues changed with the times, but the woods surrounding campus became a fixed part of the tradition.

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Students live out President Donald Cowan’s fateful words to those bemoaning the lack of school traditions to celebrate with a Groundhog Day party. “Think of something to celebrate − celebrate Groundhog Day, for instance − but whatever you do, celebrate with style.”

1977

Like the groundhog itself, Groundhog Day celebrations went underground for a while.

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A placard was the entry ticket to the 1983 Party in the Park, but in other years entry items have ranged from mundane tickets to exotic decorated toilet paper tubes.

UNDHOG 2001

Francis Bitterman, ’01, sports an early experiment in Groundhog wear. In 2001, the university resumed official sponsorship of the Groundhog party.

2008 Joe LoCoco, ’08, and Sarah Papania, ’08, assume their titles as Groundhog King and Queen during the Groundhog TGIT, just one of the ways the party has expanded in recent years. These days, events include pageants and costumes on Thursday and breakfasts on Sunday. Alumni Groundhog Tour events are held all week from New York City to Los Angeles.

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Runners queue up to start the Groundhog 5K. Like the ancient Greeks, UD has celebrated not simply with feasting, but with poetry and games.

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SERVE CALLED TO

Serving the Catholic Church has been UD’s commitment since it was founded in 1956. Not only do alumni serve as chaplains, youth ministers, brothers, sisters and priests, but seven bishops claim UD as their alma mater.

Alumni like Bishop Daniel E. Flores, ’83 & ’87, of the Diocese of Brownsville (Texas) mention the university’s liberal arts education as being instrumental to their formation as clergy.

“I have always counted my time at the University of Dallas as one of the most formative experiences of my life and am grateful to God for the many gifts I received while there,” said Flores.

Similarly, Bishop Robert Francis Vasa, ’76, who now leads the Diocese of Santa Rosa (Calif.), remembers becoming enthralled with the works of William Faulkner while studying theology at UD. “I found at the university an opportunity to engage this world of ideas, grapple with them and derive from them my own synthesis of philosophy, theology and world view,” he said. “The exposure, along the way to good secular and challenging literature, became an integral part, for me, of that synthesis.”

Our newest alumni bishop, Joseph Strickland, ’81, who was formally invested as bishop of the Diocese of

Tyler (Texas) last November, looks back on his UD years fondly.

“I truly believe the education I received at the University of Dallas is the foundation of all that I have done in 27 years of priesthood. I remember laughing with friends and family, after I began to truly enter into the UD experience, as I told them ‘we even write reflection papers in math class.’”

“UD offered me the wonders of the human endeavor as they have unfolded throughout history and encouraged me to reflect deeply on the meaning of these wonders. That deep reflection in the light of Christ has been basic to all of my work as a Catholic priest,” said Strickland.

Others are auxiliary bishops J. Douglas Deshotel, ’74, and Mark Seitz, ’76, of the Diocese of Dallas, and Oscar Cantu, ’89, of the Diocese of San Antonio. Bishop Michael Duca, ’74 & ’78, serves the Diocese of Shreveport.

The Unofficial Eighth Bishop James D. Conley may not be a UD alumnus, but after six years as the Rome campus chaplain he is certainly a member of the UD family. That would explain the outpouring of support for the university’s unofficial eighth bishop alumnus by UD alumni, parents, staff, faculty and friends who traveled to Nebraska from as far away as Dallas, Chicago and Phoenix to see him installed as bishop of the Diocese of Lincoln last November.

“It was wonderful to have a contingent of former UD students, professors and friends attend my installation,” said Conley. “The presence of so many UD friends reminded me of all the happy memories I have from Due Santi.”

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Bishop Robert Francis Vasa of the Diocese of Santa Rosa has always maintained that one of the great benefits of a liberal arts education is learning how to think.

PHOTO: DIOCESE OF SANTA ROSA

FRIENDS l MEMORIES l SUCCESSES

ALUMNINEWS Class Notes NOMINATE SOMEONE TODAY Nominate an alumnus who embodies the spirit of UD’s mission, vision and values to join Bridgett Wagner as a Distinguished Alumni Award winner.

Learn more about nomination criteria and the process by visiting alumni.udallas.edu/daa.

Nominations for the 2013 award are due by May 1, 2013.

1960s Leon Neihouse, BA ’61, published on YouTube a video supplement to his book, “Power Without Borders.”

Carolyn Perry, BA ’65, was featured speaker at Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania’s Academic Honors Convocation.

1970s Janet Rodriguez, BA ’72, was honored by the AFP/Fort Worth Metro Chapter on National Philanthropy Day as the “Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser.”

Fr. Michael Phillips, BA ’73, is pastor at Trinity Episcopal Church in Saugerties, NY. Gail Thomas, MA ’73, PhD ’83, was honored as the 2012 Woman of the Year by Les Femmes du Monde.

Sharon Murphy, BA ’76, was re-elected president of the board of the College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers.

Mackubin Owens, MA ’79, PhD ’82, was awarded the 2012 Andrew J. Goodpaster Prize from the American Veterans Center.

Bridgett Wagner, the 2012 Distinguished Alumni Award winner, leads The Heritage Foundation’s Coalition Relations Department.

1980s James Flinchhum, MS ’80, a financial advisor and nationally-recognized expert on Ponzi schemes, received the 2012 International Book Award for his first novel, “Paybacks.”

PHOTO: THE HERITAGE FOUNDATION

BRIDGETT WAGNER ’81: BUILDING COALITIONS In the spring semester before graduation, Bridgett Wagner ’81 attended an on-campus lecture by Ed Feulner, president of The Heritage Foundation, not knowing that it would be the start of a rewarding career in public policy. Just a few months later, she would graduate with a bachelor’s degree in economics and move to Washington, D.C., to join The Heritage Foundation as speechwriter and special assistant to the president.

Now, more than 20 years later, Wagner directs Heritage’s Coalition Relations Department, drawing on a wealth of experience gained by serving the think tank in varying capacities as a speechwriter, director of business relations, director of development and director of events for Heritage’s 25th anniversary “Leadership for America” campaign.

Professionally, she is most proud of her work connecting like-minded people across a broad base of support to create coalitions that advance free markets and individual liberty. In addition, she ALUMNI.UDALLAS.EDU

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proudly serves on the boards of the Dominican Foundation for the Province of St. Joseph and the State Policy Network, a network of more than 60 U.S. think tanks.

As a resident of the nation’s capitol, Wagner frequently comes into contact with many UD alumni and friends.

“I am always amazed at how much I have in common with other alumni, and it goes back to the shared experience of the Core,” said Wagner, who now represents the university in an official capacity as a newly appointed trustee. “The Core curriculum and the Rome semester really create a sense of community.”

“One of my primary goals as a university trustee is to increase awareness of UD in Washington, D.C., and other cities I visit with my work throughout the year.” said Wagner.

The Heritage Foundation, located in Washington, D.C., is the nation’s most broadly-supported, public policy research institute.

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Brent Hoelscher, BA ’80, has written a book, “Jesus Healed Me,” about his experiences living with a terminal cancer diagnosis. It is available on iTunes and Kindle.

Satish Gupta, MBA ‘81, was featured in November on KERA TV’s “CEO.” Bishop Joseph Strickland, BA ’81 MDiv ’85, was appointed bishop of the Diocese of Tyler by Pope Benedict XVI. Peter Midgley, BA ’82, was the featured artist for August at the Steuben Trust Company in Wellsville, NY. Janie Walenta, MBA ’82, was appointed

by Texas Governor Rick Perry to the One Call Board, a board that has authority over “Call Before You Dig” systems that notify underground facility operators of excavation plans so pipelines and utility lines can be marked to prevent accidents.

Jeff Drummond, BA ’84, moderated a panel discussion at a National Association of Women Business Owners luncheon. The panel

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Joy Kirsch, BA ’85, was featured in the Dallas Morning News for her work as a financial planner counseling recently widowed women.

J. Scott Sexton, BA ’85, of Gentry Locke, Rakes & Moore LLP, was named to the 2012 Super Lawyers Business Edition.

Dr. Nalin Ranasinghe, MA ’86, was promoted to professor of psychology at Assumption College.

Linda K. Johnson, MBA ’87, was honored along with her research partner with the 2012 Council of the Great City Schools/Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Research and Assessment Leadership Award. The college and career readiness research focused on 75,000 Dallas Independent School District graduates’ post-secondary achievements.

James Gilman, BA ’88, is now an assistant vice president of finance at Citi.

Gloria Clover, BA ’89, released the second book in her “Children of the King” series. “The Fire Starter” is available from DesertBreezePublishing.com and all retail e-booksellers.

1990s Michael Reese, BA ’91, was elected partner of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP. Dr. Keith Evashevski, BA ’92, was hired as director of the University of Wyoming’s University Counseling Center.

Stefan Novinski, BA ’92, directed “Macbeth” as part of Shakespeare Dallas’s Shakespeare in the Park program. He also directed “The Government Inspector,” a world premiere adaptation of Nikolai Gogol’s book by the same name, at the Theater at Boston Court in Los Angeles.

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Glenn Vestrat, MBA ’92, was named senior economic analyst of Hogan Taylor’s business valuation/litigation support practice group.

Sr. Anna Laura Karp, O.P., BA ’94, is in Houston helping to prepare for the August 2013 opening of a new Catholic high school: Frassati Catholic High School.

Nicole Huff, MBA ’98, is the chief compliance and privacy officer at St. Luke’s University Network.

Selena Anguiano, BA ’99, has joined UD as its corporate and foundation relations officer.

She was formerly with Dancing Classrooms, an organization that builds social awareness, confidence and self-esteem in children through social dance.

Molly Steinwalk, BS ’99, was featured on Grist.org for her work as an urban naturalist.

2000s Helen Kreiger’s, BA ’00, movie, “Flood Streets,” was released last November by Vanguard.

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Nothing says “welcome” to alumni and parents quite like the surprise of a student flash mob.

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Tony Bricker ’94 and his little crusader celebrate during the Class of ’92 Reunion at the Aloft Hotel.

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Alumni, families and students dine on BBQ brisket in the shadow of the Tower.

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Parents Robert and Maria Simpson attended the first combined Reunion and Family Weekend.

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Classmates from the class of ’87 are reunited at the home of Tim and Nancy Oliver.

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Alumni from the class of ’62 gather in the New Residence Hall for mimosas and storytelling.

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Marcy Brown Marsden ’91 displays the Biology Department’s collection of ornithological specimens.

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Alumni take a break from the busy Reunion schedule to catch up with longtime classmates and friends.

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ALUMNINEWS Jim Lerner, BA ’01, MA ’04, has been promoted to manager of hub operations at BNSF Railway’s Alliance Intermodal Facility in Haslet, Texas.

A TRANSFORMING PLEDGE OF SUPPORT

Will Rosellini, BA ’01, is the chief executive officer at Lexington Technology Group, Inc.

In a show of support for campus transformation efforts, the National Alumni Board (NAB) pledged $100,000 to construct one of five new campus entrances.

Justin Chopin, BA ’02, was named a Top 50 Leader in Law for 2012 by New Orleans CityBusiness magazine.

John McCaa, MA ’02, delivered the 13th Annual Rosine Smith Sammons Lecture in Media Ethics at Southern Methodist University.

Diana Mary Sharpton, MBA ’02, is now a financial analyst with Dallas Independent School District Construction Services.

Zhenya Jon Huang, MBA ’03, has joined Fidelity Investments as vice president. In this capacity, he leads a team of quality control and lean experts to drive operational excellence and continuous improvement culture. Zhenya also teaches at universities around the globe, including Peking University, Fudan University and the University of Texas at Dallas.

Gateway D, to be known as Alumni Gateway, will be located along Tom Braniff Drive at the Blakley Drive entrance. The announcement was made during the board’s September meeting.

“The NAB is honored and excited to be a part of this transformative project,” said NAB President Mary Rossi Ritter ’85. “Alumni Gateway will be a permanent, visible reminder to current students of the thousands of alumni who have entered this campus before them, and whose ranks they will someday join.”

Visually, the collection of gateways will mimic the feel of existing campus structures designed

by O’Neil Ford, which, for the most part, are unassuming and unadorned, yet elegant. Each will incorporate masonry pillars constructed of a lightcolored brick similar to that which faces many of the buildings that line Braniff Mall, as well as natural milsap stone planting beds filled with native shrubs and flowering annuals.

In addition to the new campus entrances or gateways, other campus transformation projects include constructing an elevated walkway that provides a more direct route from the University of Dallas DART station to the center of campus and renovating the Haggar University Center.

Deanna White, MBA ’03, was appointed president of Flexjet.

Cynthia Baker, MBA ’04, was named manager of human resources for Christus St. Frances Cabrini Hospital.

Rena M. Price, MBA ’04, was promoted to managing attorney in the Federal Aviation Administration Southwest Region Office of the Regional Counsel, in Fort Worth, Texas, where she is responsible for leading and managing the daily operations of the Safety Enforcement Branch.

William Svehlak, MA ’04, published a holiday book via Kindle Books.

Matthew McBride, BA ’05, is a loan servicing manager for First State Bank Mortgage in St. Charles, Mo., and now lives with his family in St. Peter’s, Mo. He and Rebecca (Leland) McBride ‘04 are expecting their fourth child in early January.

Charles Cooper, MA ’06, was recently awarded the Outstanding Teacher of the Humanities Award by Humanities Texas.

Charles Lane Cowen, BA ’06, broke his rule about not dating actors by marrying one last Oct. 13. He and Katherine Cowen were married in Chicago at the Episcopal Church of the Advent in Logan Square. They currently live in Newport, RI, where they are part of the administrative staff and resident acting company of the Marley Bridges Theatre Company.

Dr. Tommy Heyne, BA ’06, BS ’06, was featured in the National Catholic Register. He was recently awarded the Southwestern Medical Foundation’s Ho Din Award.

Fr. Ben Little, BA ’06, was ordained a priest of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis at the Cathedral of St. Paul by the Most Reverend John C. Nienstedt, archbishop of St. Paul and Minneapolis. He has been assigned as associate 24 l TOWER l WINTER 2013

Alumni Gateway, to be located at Blakley Drive along Tom Braniff Drive, will feature two masonry and copper pillars with lighting, masonry and milsap stone planting beds, sidewalks and landscaping.

CONNECTING ALUMNI

“I’m excited to be part of a quality institution that promotes strong academics and morals. My job will be to connect passionate alumni with important initiatives that will create an even stronger university for many generations to come.”

As executive director of development and alumni relations, Ben Hart, who joined UD last summer, will guide the university’s fundraising and alumni relations efforts. He previously served in similar capacities at Parker University and St. Mary’s University.

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Future alumni are encouraged to be active alumni during Senior Happy Hour last September.

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Scott Stewart ’85 (left) and John Nyhart ’93 celebrate the DART Orange Line opening.

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Chicago alumni stop for a bite after the Catholic Church Tour last November.

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Michael Falconer ’12 celebrates victory at the oncampus bocce court, a gift from the class of 2011.

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Kristy Novinski ’93 and son are interviewed by ICTN at the DART Orange Line opening.

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The College of Business welcomes ’95 new alumni during last fall’s graduate school commencement.

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Charlie Chaplin gets the nod for cutest costume at the Residence Hall Association’s annual Trick-or-Treat Tour.

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Washington, D.C., alumni gather last summer for Groundhog “planning,” also known as brunch.

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Beth Turicchi ’85 (left) and Kate Leary attend last fall’s D.C. Alumni Happy Hour at Penn Social.

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Adam Papania, BA ’06, was recently featured on ShanghaiDaily.com for his efforts to bring newcomers and locals together in Suzhou, China.

Ed Hardy, BA ’07, was married last July to Andrea Woodacre Hardy.

J.K. Nickell, BA ’07, published an article, “Damn Yankees: Is Texas Losing Its Twang?”, on Time online.

Eric Pepin, ’07, married Andrea Jackson last July in Austin, Texas, with Fr. Robert Maguire, O. Cist., presiding.

Stephanie (Duarte) Schumann, BA ’07, married Robert Gary Schumann Jr. Rachel (Arredondo) Stearns, BA ’07, and her husband Sam, welcomed their first child, Cecilia Anise. Godparents are Walt Williams, BA ’07, and Jennifer Massicci, BA ’07.

John Tufano, BA ’07, was recently hired by Roetzel & Andress in Chicago.

Sr. Louise Marie Turner, BA ’07, was featured in a Catholic Free Press article, “A mother? A nurse? A nun?”

Jim Barnes, BA ’08 and his wife Jess welcomed their first child, James Henry, into the world last April.

Patrick Dowsett, MA ’08, is principal of St. Robert School in Flushing, Mich.

Cristin (Sedlacek), BA ’09, and Gabe Barkley, BA ’09, welcomed their second child Liam last July.

Martha Henderson, BA ’09, and Jacob Reilly, ’13, were married last July in Pensacola, Fla. They are expecting their first child in early May.

ANNUAL GOLF TOURNEY

Support faculty and students by playing in UD’s 13th Annual Golf Tournament on Monday, April 8, at Las Colinas Country Club.

The event, which last year raised more than $165,000 for the university's Cor Fund, is one of the area’s largest charity golf tournaments, so spots fill quickly. For more information, contact Jim Livernois at 972-721-5128.

Maximize your chance of winning UD's Annual Golf Tournament by following these four easy tips.

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Learn the ins and outs of a course widely considered one of Dallas/Fort Worth’s toughest.

Memorize the name of the trophy awarded annually to the first place team, the "Galecke Cup."

Compare the trophy name with the names of last year’s winners: Darren St. Romain and…Bob Galecke.

Find a way to play with Bob.

Michael Horan, BA ’09, has published a volume of poetry, “Dégagé.”

Courtney Miles, MA ’09, MFA ’10, was featured on the Art House Dallas website.

Ellen Turner, BA ’09, is a writer and editor for the Association of the United States Army Institute of Land Warfare.

Chris Wolfe, BA ’09, is the 2012-13 recipient of the Richard Weaver Fellowship with the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. Also, he published “Plato’s and Aristotle’s Answers to the Parmenides Problem” in the June 2012 issue of The Review of Metaphysics.

Fr. Lawrence Brophy, MT ’10, was ordained into the priesthood at Cistercian Abbey.

Kathleen Cosgrove, BA ’10, is now a contractor at JC Resumes.

Jack Boyle, BS ’10, has been awarded a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program honorable mention. He is attending graduate school at Harvard University.

Monica Lacy, BS ’10, was recently awarded a fellowship through the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program. The award supports three years of 26 l TOWER l WINTER 2013

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

“The legal profession is romanticized beyond absurdity. Rarely, do I get to flamboyantly make novel arguments before the court. Instead, practicing law, more often than not, consists of long hours of reading, writing and thinking critically about your case.”

According to Justin Chopin, BA ’02, success as an attorney depends on being able to take those skills and creatively adapt them to different clients and audiences. For him, that ability began developing during his four years at UD, and he specifically gives much of the credit to hours of roundtable discussions in Gorman and hundreds of weekly writing assignments.

Chopin, who practices defense litigation in New Orleans for Lewis, Brisbois, Bisgaard, & Smith, LLP, was recently identified as a “Top Attorney” in the field of admiralty/maritime and commercial litigation

by New Orleans Magazine, and has been recognized more than once as a rising star among Louisiana’s young attorneys.

ALUMNINEWS

ALUMNI WHO ARE...

graduate or postdoctoral research.

Rebecca Mattingly, BA ’10, and David Harman, BA ‘10, were married last August.

…helping shape Dallas’ growing, dynamic arts scene Chronologically, Dylan Key, BA ’11, is a relative newbie to professional theatre. What he might lack in experience, however, is more than offset by shared wisdom and encouragement from theatre veterans like drama faculty Kyle Lemieux and Stefan Novinkski. As associate director of Undermain Theatre, he already has come to realize that his profession’s make up is part artistic creation and part organizational administration, when one day can be spent meeting with designers and the next reviewing grant applications.

Although the small theatre’s home is historic Deep Ellum, it bolsters the entire area’s arts scene by collaborating with other organizations and venues. One of its most significant partnerships is a production of Edna Walsh’s “Penelope,” the first full theatre production in the new Dallas City Performance Hall.

Like Key, Bridget Marx, BA ’99, similarly relies on her ability to use regularly both the creative and analytical sides of her brain. As associate director and curator of exhibitions at Southern Methodist University’s Meadows Museum, she is not only responsible for the museum’s exhibitions, but its day-to-day operation. She constantly relies on UD experiences to manage the museum, which has the largest collection of Old Master paintings in Dallas.

“Exhibiting art in a museum setting requires presenting a painting or group of objects within its historical context,” explained Marx. “I constantly draw upon the Core to pull theological, philosophical and historical comparisons into my discussions of the art object.”

In her role as membership database coordinator, Ester Ippolito, BA ’07, plays a vital development role by cultivating support for the Nasher

Mary Schuhriemen, BA ’10, published ”The Need to Re-evaluate: Identity in Or Else: Poem/ Poems 1968-1974” on Robert Penn Warren in the fall issue of the Southern Literary Journal.

Charles Weigel III, BA ’10, was elected grand knight of Mater Dei Council 15033.

Jennifer Beesley, MA ’11, is a faculty member at Ursuline Academy of Dallas, where she will be teaching theology.

Clare Chadwick at the Dallas Contemporary Art Museum.

Sculpture Center. Maintaining a growing list of members and ensuring member benefit satisfaction contributes to her feeling that she is helping Dallas become a more livable city.

“UD’s Core, and specifically the arts history curriculum, gave me a true appreciation for the arts and helped me realize how art improves a population’s quality of life,” she said. “It’s rewarding to know that I help sustain one of the city’s cultural gems.”

Similarly, Clare Chadwick, BA ’11, is an integral part of a museum’s development efforts. As a development assistant for the nearby Dallas Contemporary Art Museum, she supports fundraising, sponsorship and stewardship projects that directly impact the museum’s ability to present public access to the art of our time.

“The rigors and range of UD’s academics helped me develop a work ethic suitable for a career in museum development,” she said. “There’s always a lot to be done by few people in a short period of time with limited resources.”

Bridget Marx at SMU’s Meadows Museum.

Molly O’Connor, BA ’11, was a researcher last summer at the Madhyam Foundation.

She recently received a research grant from American University, and is spending three months living in Odisha, India, conducting academic research on the nature of NGO networks.

Dwight Lindley, PhD ’11, accepted a tenure-track position with Hillsdale College's English Department.

Joey Marzuola, BA ’11, recently started a company, FloPower.

Amanda Mebane, BA ’11, married Brent Miller last May. They now reside in Kansas City.

Brennan Pecha, BS ’11, won second place with a group of students from Washington State University in an international hydrogen design competition. Their innovative design created a power plant that can produce heat, hydrogen and electric power from wheat straw.

Katelyn Peterson, BA ’11, and Cale Cummings, BA ‘11, are engaged.

Serena White, BA ’11, is the recipient of the 2012 Robert Lewit Fellowship in Education Policy from the American Council of Trustees and Alumni. As a Lewit Fellow, she worked on ACTA’s flagship “What Will They Learn?” college ratings guide.

Michael Daugherty, BA ’12, is a university fellow in the master of accounting program at The Ohio State University.

Anna Maria DeLaRosa, BS ’12, was awarded a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, which provides three years of support for her doctoral research. She is pursuing a degree in inorganic chemistry at Texas A&M University.

PHOTO: TAMYTHA CAMERON

Gabriella Martinez, BA ’12, is a UD undergraduate admission counselor.

WEB EXTRA Discover more. Visit udallas.edu/dallasarts for additional information about each alumnus.

Ugochinyerem (Ugochi) Mba, BS ’12, received the top award in the genetics division at the national SACNAS conference. Her awardwinning poster, “Validation of Germline CancerAssociated Variants Identified by Exome Sequencing,” described research that she conducted at the Baylor College of Medicine’s Human Genome Center through the Genetics/ Genomics Research Education and Training program.

Mike McEwen, BA ‘12, is a UD undergraduate admission counselor.

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ATHLETICS

STUDENTS l ATHLETES l CRUSADERS

THE JOURNAL OF EMILY MADDEN

As both a guard on UD’s women’s basketball team and an outfielder for softball, Emily Madden, ’14, knows the challenge of maintaining a delicate academics-athleticssocial life balance. The following journal, which is not unlike that of most UD student-athletes, tells the story of a typical day in the life of an extremely busy and energetic NCAA Division III athlete from Torrington, Wyo.

A WIN-WIN SITUATION “It’s sometimes difficult for student-athletes to find time to do anything but be a student and an athlete,” said women’s basketball player Christy Allen. “Hearts and Hammers gave our team a chance to bond off the court while doing something good for our community.”

Last September, UD’s softball and women’s basketball teams came together to repair and paint a west Dallas home. The project, which team members hope to repeat, was coordinated through Campus Ministry for Hearts and Hammers, a local organization that refurbishes qualified homes owned by low income citizens.

Early to Rise

After Lunch Forensics

Awake at 5:10 a.m. Headed to the gym for two hours of training, followed by 20 minutes of ice and roll-out to soothe aching knees.

After lunch with roomies Brooke and Marleyna, I rush off for a Forensic Chemistry Lab refresh before a fingerprint identification quiz at 1. I buy a Charity Week t-shirt on the way.

A Quick Bite

Cowboys & Bears

It’s already 8 a.m., so I’m off for a quick team breakfast before a shower and my first class. It’s 9:15 a.m., so 35 minutes to study before class.

By 2:50 p.m., I’m done with classes and labs just in time for practice. Three hours of basketball later, and finally a break. Forty minutes to get ready for a trip with Marleyna and Zach. The Cowboys take on the Bears at Cowboys Stadium.

Back-to-Back Classes

Tomorrow’s Another Day

10 a.m. is Intermediate Italian and a lesson on conditionals and double pronouns. At 11 a.m. comes a Productions and Operations Management exam. Hoping for an ace.

Home by midnight with 15 minutes to tell Brooke how much fun she missed. It’s 12:30 a.m. and time for sleep, knowing tomorrow is another day, only this time with polyatomic ions, American history, the law of supply and demand, a lot more basketball…and softball on the way.

Division III student-athletes like sophomore guard Emily Madden represent the NCAA's largest division, which is more than 170,000 strong.

PHOTO: UD ATHLETICS

5 DESERVING HALL-OF-FAMERS A trio of soccer stars – Madeleine Brink, ’06, Tom Hansell, ’81, and Kelly (Scofield) Tavares ‘06 – as well as track and field All-American Sister Marie Pierre Sercer, O. Cist.

(Bridget Sercer), ’06, and Joe Utay, head football coach from 1908-1911, were inducted into the university’s Athletics Hall of Fame. The five inductees, who make up the 2012 class, join 45 others who have been recognized for their contributions to UD Athletics.

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By Blake Frank, Associate Professor of Management

FINALWORD

RECOGNITION WORTH THE WAIT

In a recent study, 93 percent of AACSB-accredited and in-process institutions from regions around the world reported that AACSB Accreditation "has a continuous positive effect on ongoing curricula development, program design and delivery methods."

What does the College of Business have in common with Sisyphus, the mythological figure forever condemned by Zeus to roll a massive boulder up a steep hill only to have it roll back to the bottom as he neared the summit, starting the process over again? As it turns out, not much, although our effort to earn accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International) at times has seemed like a Sisyphean task.

The College of Business’s accreditation effort actually began in 1998 when AACSB admitted what was then the Graduate School of Management (GSM) to candidacy on July 16. Even that date, however, is not the actual starting point, as GSM faculty spent countless hours completing a pre-candidacy review of the school’s curriculum in anticipation of applying for candidacy.

So that is where our AACSB quest officially began, in mid-1998 with a restructuring of the GSM curriculum and a concerted effort to hire additional faculty, which we knew would be essential for our accreditation effort to be a success.

In that wave of faculty hiring, there came 12 new faculty members including eight who are still with the college: Ruth May, Dale Fodness, J. Lee Whittington, Sri Beldona, Fernando Arellano, Scott Wysong, Rod Hilpirt and Brian Murray.

Although we made significant progress toward accreditation, fortune did not smile upon us.

And in 2002, we were forced by circumstances beyond our control to

withdraw from candidacy. While we explored the possibility of returning to the accreditation quest again in 2003, there were not enough resources to move forward for another two years.

In 2005, with the appointment of J. Lee Whittington as the College of Business dean, the accreditation quest began anew, which is not to say we immediately applied for accreditation and were accepted. Instead, it meant a lot of preparation was ahead, including gaining the support of the university’s Board of Trustees and, once again, assessing our curriculum.

Then, in August 2007, after almost two years of work, we submitted our accreditation application to AACSB International, which was followed by a revised application in December and finally approved in 2008. Once again, we officially began to work on our accreditation effort.

This five-year effort, which required changes to our curriculum and the way we operate, as well as the addition of new faculty, culminated on Nov. 28 with our becoming AACSB-accredited. On

Ninety-one percent of AACSB-accredited and in-process institutions reported that AACSB Accreditation, "enhances our ability to effectively compete with other schools for quality students."

PHOTOS: JEFF MCWHORTER

that day, the College of Business joined an exclusive group of business schools who have earned AACSB Accreditation − less than five percent of the world’s business schools.

Personally, we are very proud to have been a part of this effort.

And, we are very proud to be members of the faculty that made this achievement. For years – no, decades − we have known that we provided our students with a high-

quality MBA education. They have told us that. But very seldom were we recognized by other institutions for that accomplishment. Now, with AACSB Accreditation, we have been “recognized.” And, that is great for our university, faculty and students.

So, unlike Sisyphus, who never got that rock to the top of the hill, we have made it. We got it to the top. It may be prideful to say it, but we feel like we are “King of the Hill.”

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Thanks to all of our generous donors for your gifts to the University of Dallas. Your enthusiastic support is helping educate UD students so they may develop intellectual and moral virtues, prepare themselves for life and work in a problematic and changing world, and become leaders able to act responsibly for their own good and for the good of their family, community, country and church.

Many of you have probably heard me say that greatness requires resources, which, in our case, comes from the generous support of alumni, parents, friends, corporations and foundations. Without the financial resources you provide, the University of Dallas would be unable to rise to the challenges that success brings.

Last year, the quality of our university was recognized nationally and even internationally by Forbes, The Princeton Review, U.S. News & World Report and others. In addition, I was asked by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops to serve on a committee of bishops and university presidents that will address topics related to Catholic higher education and our essential contribution to the Church and society.

We hope you are as proud as we are of the increased recognition your alma mater has received over the last year. Today, more than ever, your continued support is critical to sustaining our new momentum. Through your generosity, new generations will be able to benefit from the rigorous academic standards and enthusiastic Catholicism that defines the UD experience. Again, thank you.

Sincerely,

Thomas W. Keefe, JD President

This honor roll includes all gifts received between June 1, 2011 and May 31, 2012. The goal of the Advancement Services Department is to promptly and accurately acknowledge all contributions. If you have any questions regarding your giving to the university or the listing in this honor roll, contact David Smith at 972-721-4105 or email dcsmith@udallas.edu.

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Campus Transformation The University of Dallas has been providing students with an outstanding education for over 50 years.

Academically, we are measured against some of the best schools in the nation. However, the campus, itself, needs immediate attention if we are to continue attracting exemplary students and faculty, growing enrollment and enhancing the quality of life for our existing community. The Campus Transformation project is the first step in bringing the level of aesthetics on campus on par with the level of academics.

John ’86 and Amy Anton Bill and Mimi Berry Michael and Lou Ann Corboy Eugene McDermott Foundation Laura and Peter Quinn Josephine Graf Foundation Susan Kahil Robert G. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Lattner, ’75 Betsy and Jim Livernois

National Alumni Board David and Peggy Morales, ’88 Mary (Rossi) ’85 and Tim Ritter Hal Tehan Richard and Mary Templeton Templeton Foundation The Catholic Foundation Regina Uhl, ’00 Thomas M. von der Heydt, ’08 Eleanor & Don Wetzel

Due Santi Society The Due Santi Society was created to honor those who have made the ultimate commitment to the University of Dallas by including us in their estate planning. Due Santi, “The Two Saints,” is the name of our permanent Rome campus located in a historic district at the foot of the Alban Hills near Castel Gandolfo, the Holy Father’s summer residence.

According to tradition, saints Peter and Paul stopped in the area on their way into Rome.

Mark & Jocelynn Abbott Isabel & Al ’69 Adams Jeff ’87 & Lori Ahlert Elie S. Akilian Cathy Beduhn Akins, ’64 David & Martha Alameel Charles & Cecilia (Hernandez) Alcantar ’61 Donna & Stephen Aldred Cami & Steve Alexander, ’84 Julie Allan, ’85 Bernard & Ruth Allard Ruth Allard Lee Allard, ’81 Mr. & Mrs. James B. Alleman Claudia ’90 & Larry ’78 Allums Patrick S. Almonrode, ’77 William ’74 & Linda (Rusch) ’74, ’82 Althoff Pamela C. Altizer, ’84 John M. Altomare, D.M.D., ’85 John’66,’69,’73 & Kathleen ’71 Alvis James & Dorothy Amorella Robert E. Amorello, ’85 Robert B. Anderson Warren Andres, MBA ’85 Wilma M. Andrews Caroline & Gerald Anz Glenn ’82 & Virginia (Lombardo) ’75, ’84 Arbery Larry & Penelope Arnn The Honorable Donna Arp Mary & Fred ’11 Arrambidez Mark & Judy Arredondo Irvin Ashford, Jr. Fred W. Asmussen The Rev. Michael Aten James B. Atkins Mary Ellen Atzert, ’72 Glenn Backus, MBA ’94 Jeff & Joanie Baeuerle, ’83, ’86 Bob Baillargeon A.K. Moe Bajaj, ’75

Pam & Phil Baker Dayle & John Baker, ’69, ’69 Richard Baker III ’65 (Baker & Company) Susan E. Cooper Jacqueline (Guillory) ’82 & Jon ’82 Barcellona C. Paul Barker & Danielle Schultz Lorraine T. Barnes M.D. ’74 Patrick E. Bartell Rosey Bartlett, ’74 Mary & Michael Barvick ’97, ’95 Fabius ’88 & Stephanie (Strange) ’88 Bascon Richard D. Bass Anne H. Bass Maurice J. Bates David ’66 & Barbara Bauer Richard & Kate Bayer Martha Lowry Bazan, ’75 Dr. & Mrs. Kermen D. Beauchamp Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Beaumont Jerry & Terry Becan, ’68, ’70 George MBA ’79 & Nancy (Pulich) Bednarz Mr. & Mrs. John T. Beecherl Carol A. Beesley ’60, ’70 Daniel J. Begley Michael E. Belcher Win & Lynn Bell Msgr. John P. Bell, ’71, ’75 Jim & Betty Bellinghausen David ’81, ’85 & Judy (Horak) ’83, ’92 Benavides Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Benchina Don Bendure, MBA ’89 Ms. Joyce M. Bennis Barry MBA ’77 & Emily Berkov Dennis Berman Bill & Mimi Berry George ’65 & Kay (Markey) ’65 Berzsenyi Anthony & Christine Beshara Carol Beyer

Father Lawrence A. Beyer Mr. James A. Beyers Ramesh Bhatia, ’81 Frank ’88 & Joan (Woeltje) ’88 Bick Ross T. Bickel Robert ’74 & Lori Bilodeau Monique Bimler, ’86 Rebecca & Bruce Bird Mr. & Mrs. Gene H. Bishop Juan S. Blanch Jr., M.D., ’80 Beth (Holland) ’83 & Peter ’82 Blute Betty Bock Wheeler, ’86 Thomas J. Boedecker, ’80 Katy (Grothaus) ’64 & Mike ’65 Boeding Mr. & Mrs. David Boehm Chris Halicki & William J. ’Bill’ McCalpin, ’75, ’75 Jorge & Penny Boehringer Gabriella Bondy, ’91 Curtis ’83 & Pamela Bounds Taylor R. Bowlden, Jr., ’81 Joan Baca Bowman, ’65 Arthur L. Boyer, Ph.D, ’66 Robert E. Boyer, ’70 Charles D. Boyette John F. & Kitty Boyle Matthew C. G. Boyle ’92, ’95 Brent & Norma Bozell, ’77, ’77 Maureen R. Bozell, ’77 James P. Bradley Helen Bradley, ’76 Marian (Schaefers) ’67 & Martin ’68 Braham Paul C. Breden Michael & Rosemary Bregande Greg Roper ’84 & Michele Bregande ’85 Julie (Hosinski) ’85 & Mathieu ’87 Bregande Mary Therese Breger, M.D., ’80 Sara & David Brennan John Rufe Brewton C. R. Bright, ’78 Buzz & Ruth Brightbill John P. Broderick Maureen Brodnax ’64 Angela Brodrick, ’87 Janet Buel Brower, ’63 Margaret (Marcy) Brown, ’91 Jane H. Browning Mr. & Mrs. John L. Brugman Bill & Jean Buchanan Beverly & Brian Burch Sylvia Kotch Burda, ’61 Janet Jacobs Burk, ’76 Rev. William F. Burke, Jr., ’71 Thomas E. Burke ’64 Tom & Penny (Lowe) ’64 Burke Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Burkett Anne & Bill Burleigh Margaret (Burleigh) Brecount, ’96 Diane DeClerk Burnham (1969) & Jim Burnham (1966) Martin ’64 & Ellen Kay (Emminger) ’60 Burnham David J. Burt, ’63 Jean W. Buschmann Mary E. Alvarez Bush Pamela Benes Butler M.D. ’83 Bill ’85 & Dianne Butterfield Robert & Patricia Buzard Joe ’63 & Patty (Ferguson) ’65 Canterbury Clare & David Card, ’62, ’68 William & Lois Carkhuff Brent & Kathy Carpenter Brent & Kathy (Naughton) ’80 Carpenter Michael & Marcia Carter, ’73, ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Carville, ’64 Drs. Roberta & Richard Case Donald Reed Case John G. Casey, M.D., ’67 Lucille J. Cavanaugh Cathy & Richard M. Cavell

Ramon Cervantes III ’80 Charles A. Chard Mr. & Mrs. Davis Chauviere Doug Cheves, ’65 Glenn F. Chicoine, ’04 Chris & Patricia (Conoly) ’68 Christenson Scott D. Churchill Bill & Sue Cicherski Ellen E. Clark, ’83 Judith Merkle Clavelli, ’63 Vick Clesi Susan & Daniel MBA ’86 Clifford Cherie A. Clodfelter, Ph.D. Rev. Tom Cloherty, ’70 Carrie-Leigh (Baumann) ’84 & Drew ’84 Cloutier Steven (’92) & Gail Cobb John & Patricia Cody Katherine A. Coerver, ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Coleman Gregory W. Coleman, MBA ’01 Samuel & Maryann Coleridge Eric & Gigi Coligado ’85 ’85 Gigi & Eric Coligado, ’85,’85 Michael J. Collins Jan & Suzanne Collmer Grant ’74 & Juanita (Polito) ’75 Colvin Debra (Luther) ’82 & John ’82 Combs Elizabeth & Robert Conces Michael & Jill Conlon Fred H. Connally, Jr., ’75 Connie Duncan Connelly, ’60, ’69 Dr. & Mrs. Arturo Contreras Bill MBA ’77 & Ginger ’77 Cooksley Alan Cooper ’62 Michael & Lou Ann Corboy Kyle Cotton ’83 Harriet & Ralph ’02 Cousins Louise S. Cowan Bainard ’70 & Christine (Ciembronowicz) ’70, ’72 Cowan John & Elsa Crain Steven ’03 & Donna Crane Paul Crane ’80 James Crank, ’83 Wayne L. Crawford, ’65 Randy & Ellen Crim Frank & Margie Cristofaro Dan ’61 & Margie Cruse Susan & Michael Cuda ’83, ’82 Constance & Richard Culley Michael A. Culling Delores J. Cullivan, ’76 Lee Cullum Lisa C. Cummings Bernard J. Cunningham Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Cunningham Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Curtin Adele Zigman Daake, ’76 Cathey & Henry Daboub, ’64, ’64 Douglas E. Dalton Mr. & Mrs. Dante Daltoso Anne (Seaver) ’82 & Tim ’80 Daly Mark Patrick Daly, ’76, ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Danaher, ’85 Paul G. Danaher, ’80 Kurt ’74 & Debra ’77 (Bundow) Daniel Bruce ’79 & Mona (Martin) ’79 Davies Jim D’Avignon ’66 Glenn R. Davis, ’70 Philip B. Davis Patsy Day Leo Paul & Helen ’66 de Alvarez Leonard ’88 & Laurrie (Huls) ’88 Deal Gary G. Debes, ’01 Linda & Christopher Dehan, ’84 Laurie (Dekat) ’79 & Robert ’76, ’79 Kugelmann Jane Delahanty, MBA ’93 Mrs. Mary Frances DeLoache Jim Dennison ’63 Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Denker

Michael Denny, MBA ’84 Jose O. Desouza Paul E. Detzel, ’69, ’73 Mark G. Deveer Steven ’85 & Betty-Ann (Svendsen) ’86 DiMarco Andrew Dodge, M.D., ’77 Charlie Baumann ’88 & Donna Dolle ’89 Dr. & Mrs. Ramon K. Domingo Virginia Muldoon Dominguez, ’62 John ’81 & Kim Donnelly James & Joyce Donohoe Karen M. Doolittle, MBA ’71 Tim ’83 & Carol (Ostermann) ’83 Dougherty Michael R. Douglass, MBA ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Curtis C. Downs, ’93 Kathleen Anne Doyle Dianne (Flusche) ’60 & David ’60 Dozier Douglas E. Drake, ’77 Mr. & Mrs. G. Michael Driscoll Barbara & Leo Drolshagen Jeff ’84 & Anne Marie (Tobin) ’84 Drummond Fritz Duda Amy (Harveson) ’88 & Sean ’88 Duggan Joseph P. Duggan, ’77 Mary (Kleiner) ’72 & Joe Dulle Mr. & Mrs. Terrance E. Dunn, ’74 Gloria (Enriquez) ’72 & Richard ’72 Duran Timothy B. Duyka, ’85 John L. Dyer ’67 Charles R. Earnhart, ’78 Dan Hudson Easley, ’89 Edward & Mary (Horne) ’76 Eason John C. Eastman, ’82 Dr. William E. Ebenstein, ’79 Alan Edelman, ’73, ’75 Mrs. F. Vicki Eichorn John ’89 & Michelle (Redwanz) ’90 Eliseo Joy & Ralph Ellis Jeff Elmer, ’82 Martha Kincaid & Richard Endres, ’69 Mr. George E. Engdahl Paul R. Engle M. E. English, MBA ’79 Rosemary Tichy Enzer ’61 Joan Eschrich Charles & Miriam (Tankersley) Espinosa Dr. & Mrs. Paul W. Esposito Mike & Julie Esstman Sandra Fangman, ’60 Andrew D. Farley, ’98 Most Rev. Kevin Farrell Brian ’73 & Jan (Weber) ’73 Farrington Evan Farrington, ’86 Bill Faulkner, ’95 Mark C. & Sue M. Faulkner, ’84, ’86 Sue & Mark Faulkner, ’86, ’84 Janis (Drexelius) ’84 & Martin ’84 Fee Frank & Frances Fehribach ’82 ’84 ’85 Edith Rossi & Lorand Fekete Katharine & William D. Felder Charles Felderhoff, ’60 Laura & Peter Quinn Floyd & Roberta Ferguson, MBA ’94 Susan M. Ferguson ’64 Mark & Opal Ferraro ’80 Lisa Meyer Fichtel J. Robert Fields, ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Finegan James & Margaret Dorsch Finger ’61 Catherine & Don Finn Msgr. Don L. Fischer, ’62 Fred H. Fischer James L. Fischer

Tim ’65 & Elvira Fitzgibbons Dannie (Arrieh) ’81, ’82 & Dan ’82, ’83 Flaherty Christie & Gretchen Flanagan John ’85 & Barbara Flatley Walter Lee Fleming III Christine & Peter Fletcher Greg Fletcher, MBA ’71 Emmet J. Flood, Sr. Mike E. Florence, MBA ’75 Robert J. Florian, ’80 William T. Flynn, III, ’69, ’75 Kathryn L. Foltz, ’80 Mary Fox Lisa L. Fox Chris ’68 & Rosemary (Gastring) ’67 Frame Linda Aubuchon Francis, ’82 William & Therese (Chicherio) ’96 Frank Jeff B. Franzen, ’81 Christy & Stewart Frazer Donald & Ruth Fredendall Joan (Sazama) French, ’65 Ernest Fulton, ’82 John ’61 & Martia Furlow Elizabeth M. (Richerson) Gabriel ’90 Mike & Trish Gaffney Richard & Mary Anne Gaffney, ’65, ’66 Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence O. Gahagan Roberto Gaitan, ’02 Kathy & Bill Gaither Angel R. Galbe Robert & Jackie Galecke Mayo J. Galindo Jr. M.D. ’76 Karl Gallant, ’77 Rev. Msgr. Glenn “Duffy” Gardner, ’70 Kent (’89) & Michelle Gardner Mrs. Harris K. Garrett, ’74 Ronald F. Garvey, M.D., ’86 Lou ’95 & Jo Ann (Shoaf) ’67, MBA ’69 Gasper Domenic D. Gattuso, MBA ’86 Joseph M. Gavigan, MBA ’00 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Gehan Timothy & Miriam Chaney Gehan, ’82, ’83 Josephine E. Giangrosso Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Gigante Joseph H.Gigler, MBA ’80 Sue Ann Gilman ’63 Barbara A. Gipe, ’81 Bernarda & Howard Glicksman Marye & Rudy Godinez, ’67 Susan J. Godvin Ray Gonzalez ’70 Thomas P. Goranson Gerard & Eileen Gordon Greer G. Gordon, Ph.D. ’74 Teresa M. Gorman, ’98 Mary & John Gourley Dona (Spawn) ’64 & Herschel Gower Kathy Grace LtCol Peter J. Graham USMCR ’80 Jerry L. (’64) & Anita Gramly Linda J. Green Becky (Johnson) ’72 & David ’70 Gregory Eileen Gregory, ’68 Anna Lisa Gresham ’80 Brenda J. Griffey, ’93, ’94 Mary Griffin, ’74 Gail & Harry Grim Elaine Grove, ’65 David & Sherry Gruber Richard E. Guffey, ’70 Cathy & Stephen Gutowski, ’85, ’86 Bob ’71 & Kay (Wangler) ’72 Haaser Ruth H. Hablas, ’74 Fay Hagan Pat, Jr. ’67, ’68 & Mary (Pendery) ’67 Haggerty

Anne & Pat ’71, MBA ’73 Haggerty Senator William & Anna Haine Scott & Terri Hajost, ’76, ’77 Patrick & Kimberly Hajovsky, ’87 Michael MBA ’83 & Nancy Hall George W. Hallmark David E. Halper, MBA ’74 Philomena Hameed Cristen C. Hamilton Mark Hamlet ’68, ’69, ’70 Barbara Hammond Laura & John Hampton ’87, ’89 Joe Hanafee ’81 David & Mary Ann Haney Tom ’81 & Mary (Bonness) ’81 Hansell William C. Hardy, MBA ’74 Daniel ’88 & Sherri ’89 Harkins Kelly Robbins Harrington ’81 Andrew & Sylvia Harris Carol Harris, MBA ’80 Robert & Ann Hartle Robin P. Hartmann Emily & James Hartnett James J. Hartnett R.E. & Jessie M. Hartnett Anne M. (Wisneski) Hartz Daniel Haynes, ’81 E. R. Haynes, ’65 Gretchen Hamar Healy Fund of the Catholic Community Fdn Dr. & Mrs. Richard D. Heekin Matthew Hejduk, ’98 Katherine M. Heldman Virginia Hendler, ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Alan Hendrickson, ’00 John & Judy ’90 Henneberger Dr. Hella Hennesse Dr. Kathleen B. Herne, ’89 Lois Herrin Nancy Crabtree Herrman, ’72 Thomas D. Hesselbrock, ’81 Dan & Nelda Hestand, ’90 Sheila (Terry) ’65 & Bob ’62 Hettler Elizabeth & Roy Heyne Thomas Hill, ’00 Mr. & Mrs. J. Roger Hirl Richard & Bernice Hobday Robert A. Hoehn Gregory P. Hoelscher, ’77 Anne ’88 & Dennis Hoelscher Louisa & Drew Hoelscher ’86, ’87 Sherri R. & John G. Holbrook Edward & Mary Holcomb Tim ’83 & Kaia Holder Marion Holec, ’65 Col. Herbert Holland Alfred ’77 & Nancy Holland Mike Hollern, ’68 Elysia Holt Ragusa Janet Olney, M.D., & C. Brett Hon, D.O., ’82 William & Carol Hopfer Antoinette (Toni) Horak, ’60 Frank ’73 & Patricia (Devers) ’64 Horak Mr. & Mrs. David Horvath Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Howard Mr. & Mrs. CLinton H. Howard Robert C. Howard Kelli Howie Mr. & Mrs. Albert Hrubetz Frank & Julie Hubach Jerry C. Hubbard, ’77 Christopher & Janice Hughes John F. & Patricia N. Hughes Vester T. Hughes, Jr. Mirla & Ramon Hugo Mr. John F. Humphries, Jr. Jan L. Hundhausen Mary (Weaver) ’61 & David Hundt Nellanne Hunt Rita & Lamar Hunt, Jr., ’96 Calvin C. Hunziker, Jr. Suzie & Stanley Hupfeld Richard & Elizabeth Husseini, ’88 Jane & Allan Huston

Mr. Gordon Hutchins Jr. R. D. Hutson Jim & Karen Hyde Cary K. Hyden, ’80 Thomas & Nancy Idzorek Ross & Karin Interrante Richard Iorio Mr. & Mrs. Teddy Irlbeck Lisa (Pelletier) ’93 & Randy ’86 Irlbeck Robert & Patricia Ironside Robert ’76 & Teresa Israel Robert & Emma Ivey Edwin ’81 & Yolanda (Ward) ’81 Jacobs M. K. Jacobs ’72 & G. D. Veith Linda & Edward Janeczko Linn & Ron Jencopale Robert & Sara Jenkins, ’81 Susan Jennings Richard W. Jennings ’76 Amber Jade F. Leca & Kraig N. Johnson, Esq. Dr. Doug Johnson, ’82 Robert G. Johnson, MBA ’74 Sam & Linda MBA ’87 Johnson Doris & Gordon Jones William A. Jones Jay SM ’11 & Susan Jones K. L. Jones, ’86 Christina A. Jonsson Robert E. Jordan, MBA ’89 The Rev. Msgr. Milam J. Joseph Stephen F. Joyce, ’76 Anne (Johnson) ’02 & Mike ’02 Judge Fred ’68 & Susan Kadlubar Patricia Kaiser Jeff Kaitcer ’76 Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Kalish, ’81 Dr. Mary T. Grimm, ’85 Paul Kazyak ’84 Paul ’84 & Mary ’81 Kazyak David & Barbara Keller Patrick & Judith Kelly, ’63 Anne Kelly Milio, ’84 Mary Reidy Kelly, ’76 Mr. Daniel David Kelly Rev. Gregory Kelly, ’78, ’82 Richard D. Kelly, ’00 Richard F. Kelly, ’63 Robert ’92 & Annmarie (Flynn) ’91 Kelly Theresa D. Kelly, ’81 John E. Kennedy Kevin J. Kennelly, Ph.D. Margo & Jim Keyes Barbara (Cvitanovich) ’71 & Ray ’72, ’76 Khirallah Mr. & Mrs. John J. Kickham Hyoung J. Kim Anne Margaret King, ’87 Dick ’61, ’69 & Marcia (Dickson) ’62 Kinsey Joy (Davis) Kirsch, ’85 James & Noel Klassen, ’71, ’72 Teresa Klaum, ’82 Carl & Nancy Klinke Kristin Koblentz, ’11 Paul & Maria Koenig, ’79, ’81 Dr. Carl Kogut, ’80 Stuart & Barbara Kolner Terrence & Debbie Kopp Maurice & Linda Korkmas Steve W. Kotara, ’84 Patrice A. Krampff, ’67 Christopher M. Kuehler, ’82 Beth (Calme) ’88 & Patrick ’87 Kuhns Jennifer (Paulson) ’89 & Jeffrey ’89 Laba Joyce & Lawrence Lacerte Mr. & Mrs. Victor LaGarde Steve ’73 & Barbara ’03 Landregan Gail & Joseph Landreneau Marilyn Wyss Laney, ’71 William & Judy (Burns) ’68 Lange

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Felix F. Lange Ann Lang-Ellis, ’70 Roger & Frances Lapierre, ’62, ’61 Estelle (Tovar) ’67 & James Lara Terry Larsen ’68 Jerry Lastelick Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Lattner, ’75 Kathleen & Michael ’81, ’86 LaValle Lisetta A. Lavy, ’80 Rev. Tom Lawler, S.J., ’87 David C. Lawrence Carol & Frank Lazarus Dick & Jolene Lear Mr. & Mrs. Melvin V. LeBlanc, Jr., ’00 Robert L. Ledbetter John Ridings Lee Tim & Theresa Leland John & Susan Lenczowski Jerry ’60 & Ann Lerner Msgr. David LeSieur, ’72 Diana Lett, ’65 Barbara Jean Levy,’81 Kati Lewis, ’77 Frederick C. Lickteig Charles S. Limandri, Esq. William & Kathy Lindahl Charles Lindeman ’60 Charles A. Ling, ’78 Mr. & Mrs. James Linn Mr. & Mrs. Randy Linnstaedter Carol & Charles Little, ’05 Frank ’83 & Lydia (Tigges) ’83, ’11 LoCoco Richard Long, ’85 Harry & Norma Longwell Terry & Marie Looney ’71 Salvatore L. Lopiano, Jr., MBA ’01 Charles R. Lotter Anette Harris-Loupe ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Low Carolyn Bryant Lyde, ’81 Mary J. Lynass, M.D., ’83 Brian & Suzanne Lynch Janet H. MacDonald Mr. Robert Rando & Dr. Julia Sanders MacDonald, ’67, ’03 Elizabeth MacDougall ’69 Joanne M. Mackey, ’89 Mrs. William B. Madden Michael V. Maggio, ’80 Michael F. Maguire Joseph D. Mahaffey Catharine & Patrick Maher Mr. & Mrs. John P. Maher Bill Main, ’78 Bernard P. Malone, ’05 Sara Jane & Wallace Maloney, ’87 Stephen Malouf ’76 Jessica (Roberson) ’98 & Stephen ’95 Mandala James W. Maney, III, ’65 Del Mank, ’75 Ms. Joy Mankoff Howard & Mary Manning Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. Mantas David ’68 & Mary (Rister) ’68 Manuszak Dr. Nancy Cain Marcus, ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Marek Juliana Marek-Hill, ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Markel Brannon ’98 & Christine (Stanley) ’99 Marlowe Tom & Charlene Marsh J. L. Marshall, ’77 Nilda M. Martinez M.D. Mr. & Mrs. George V. Marusak, ’62 Marguerite F. & Michael J. Marz, ’77 Doug ’78 & Marta Mayer Donald J. McAllister, ’78, ’79 Dan & Melissa McCarthy, ’83, ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Gary McCrory Bryan ’82 & Gayle McCrory Mary M. McCullough ’74 Mrs. Eugene McDermott Michael & Margaret McDermott,

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’68, ’69 Paul J. McDonald ’80 Joseph ’85 & Lori (Fagan) ’87 McDonough Tom MBA ’70 & Marianne ’68 McDonough Jane & Jerry McElhatton Paul & Margaret McElroy Patrick & Carol McEvoy, Jr. Linda DeSalvo McFall, ’69 Dr. Michael D. McGaha, ’65 Pat & Don McGee J. Oliver McGonigle Marianne McGonigle Brenda & Joe McHugh Joe McHugh Mr. & Mrs. Stephen McIlhon Mr. & Mrs. James McIngvale Donald & Cecilia McKay Joe C. McKenzie Pat & Nancy McLochlin Shirley & Gary McMahon Keith ’83 & Elizabeth (Clough) ’92 McPherson Barbara & Joe McQuillan Chester D. Meaney John (’73, ’07) & Christine (’72, ’89) Medaille Robert A. Meinhard, ’85 Rebecca W. Meinzer Stephen F. Melcher, ’84 Gary E. Melle, MBA ’94 Dr. & Mrs. Louie L. Mendiola Ted Meredith, ’76 Dr. Helmut Merklein, ,’68 Harry E. Messenger, MBA ’77 Kyle Messerschmitt, ’84 Darren E. Meyer M.D. Larry J. Meyer, MBA ’72 Bridget Miller Frederick G. Miller, ’84 Jacques & Joan Mistrot Germana B. & Gerald E. Mitchell Anne P. Mitchell Jane & Haji Mody Therese (Migala) ’78 & Tom Moncrief Mr. & Mrs. William A. Moncrief, III George A. Moninger, ’86 Michael & Maria Moore Vincent Moore, ’82 Robert J. Moossy `62 David & Peggy Morales, ’88 Rolland & Patricia Morey Ron SM ’03 & Sandra Morgan Mr. & Mrs. James M. Moroney, III Mike ’83 & Teresa (Ramirez) ’88 Morris Jim Morrison, ’76 Dr. & Mrs. Peter T. Morrow Tom Motley Mark ’83 & Claire Mrozek Stan ’75, ’77 & Susan Muckenthaler A. Lee Mulkey, ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Louis G. Munin Dr. Patricia T. Munro, ’63 Andrew (03) & Lynn (Woeber) ’82 Muras Dr. John A. Murley, ’67 Joe & Kathy Murphy Edward G. Murphy, MBA ’90 Peter ’81 & Lisa ’82 Murphy Sharon (Funcheon) Murphy, ’76 Michael ’63 & Josephine (Semasek) ’65 Murray Mary Alice Murski Linda & Tim Muth, ’83, ’83 Jeffrey P. Myers, M.D. ’79 Jim & Madeleine Myers ’66, ’66, ’71 Richard C. Naftalis, M.D., ’78, ’81 Leon J. Neihouse, ’61 Leonard & Sharon Nelson Roger & Jane Nelson Robert & Linda Nelson, ’75 Joe Oscar & Sue Neuhoff Gregory A. Nicholas, ’11 Andrea R. Nicholas Jack R. Nichols ’62

Jim Nicholson Carol & Robert Nicoud Lucille (Pat) Niemann, ’65 Rose & Ben Nieswiadomy Claire (Holland) ’81 & Michael ’79 Nieswiadomy Bertha & Thomas Norman John M. Norris, ’84 Judith W. Northup, ’83 The Novinski Family Mauricio A. & Marta-Carolina Nunez, ’86, ’88 Pat & Neil O’Brien Estelle Jewell Odell Fred MBA ’76 & Estelle Odell Matt & Cathy O’Donnell ’72 Mr. & Mrs. James Ogletree Patrick & Patricia Hasler O’Hagan, ’63, ’63 Cindy & Patrick Ohlenforst, ’74 Nancy J. & Timothy Oliver, ’87, ’89 Thomas & Jeanmarie (Zufall) ’85 Organ Thomas E. Orr Robert & Margaret Horn, ’86 Donald F. Padgett, ’79 Cheryl & Wendell Pahls Mr. Robert Palmer ’78 Nancy A. Pantusa, ’73 Mark ’80 & Karen (Hamm) ’82 Papania Charles & Judy (Loisey) Parada, ’70 Tan ’93 & Beth (Haugan) ’91 Parker Teresa Haggerty Parravano Ann & Pat Patrick Annette & Jeff ’82, ’83 Patterson Leonard Patterson ’65 Robert K. Peiser Theresa Pellow Mr. & Mrs. John G. Penson John T. Penter Mary Cay & Thomas Pepin Carolyn (Fuchs) Perry ’ 65 Christopher J. Pettit, ’88 Valerie & John ’80 Pfaff Nelda Cain Pickens, ’05 Deacon & Mrs. Arnold Picon, ’02 Donna C. Pierce, ’87 Pamela S. Pierce, ’94 Rita (Siegrist) ’65 & Tollie Pilgrim Graciela M. Casso Susan Waits Pittman, ’85 Robin Polito-Shuffer, ’84 Susan & Charles Pollan, ’97 Roger & Linda Porter, ’71, ’71, ’01 William & Joan Porter,’73,’75,’73 John Posey, ’87, ’89 Phyllis Lehr Poth, ’64 Susan Sachel Potter, ’82 Mr. Thomas M. Poulos Loren Poulsen, ’94 Ronald P. Powell, Jr., MBA ’97 Robert H. Power Mr. Jack Pratt Don & Judy Prejean Kathleen Lyau Price ’74 Shirley Suzanne Pritchett, M.D., ’79 Pat & Gwendolyn Purtill, ’88, ’ 93, ’88 Pat & Gwendolyn Purtill, ’88,’93,’88 Ralph J. Quirk, ’63 Tom Rafferty, MBA ’87 Lambert & Mary Rakowitz Robert & Sharon Rando, ’67, ’03 Karen Raskopf, ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Marc T. Redoutey, ’94 Patricia Rees, ’72 John & Joanne Reilly John ’86 & Laura (Guzdziol) ’86 Reilly Robert Reinke, ’72 Basil J. Reiter, ’60 Ted ’73 & Carolyn (Schniederjan) ’73 Rekerdres Dr. Raymond Remmel Mr. & Mrs. Steven Rhinehart

Russ & Ann Rhoades Ray Richardson, Jr., ’64 J. Robert Rick, MBA ’79 Colleen Eastman Rickert, ’67 Stephen Rigdon, ’61 Jenny L. Riggs, ’92 Dwight & Cynthia Riskey Mary (Rossi) ’85 & Tim Ritter Carol A. Ritter, ’62 Jorie Sultenfuss Robin John ’68 & Sharon (Gallagher) ’67 Robinette, Neal J. Robinson Dorothy J. Rogers Patricia (Wiederkehr) & Bryan Rojek, ’81, ’81 Robert & Susan Rooke Tim & Mary Rooney Bob & Terry Rowling Len & Peggy Ruby Elizabeth & Frank Russo Mr. Andres A. Ruzo Denis ’91 & Christine Ryan Patrick & Yvonne Ryan Paul ’88 & Carley Rydberg Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Saar Scott & Darbie Safford, ’86, ’86 Lora Saikin, ’75 Estate of Jameel J. Saleh Sharon & David Saller J. Antonio Sanchez Robert F. Sasseen Larry Schemel, ’86 William J. Schlinkert Gary & Cecelia Schmitt, ’74, ’74 Thomas V. & Miriam P. Schober, ’86 B. Andrew Schoeneberger William A. Schofield, ’85 Carolyn Abelanet Schrader, ’65 Molly Schroepfer Stephen & Anne Schuberg Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Schubilske Denise (Michalka) ’75 & Kurt ’75, ’86 Schuler Judith & Carey Schulten Dr. & Mrs. John Schweers, ’79 Niki & Sam Scoggins John ’83 & Sheila Scola Dr. & Mrs. Brian Scully M. Sandra Scurria, M.D., ’69 Jackie Sears, ’67 Rosie & Bill Sei Timothy J. Seibel, ’83 Helen E. Seiter Jeanne & Steve ’78 Seitz C. Gregory Shamoun William & Irene Shapard ’65, ’65 Richard A. Sharum Jon ’85 & Kristy Shelburne Dr. & Mrs. James H. Shelton, ’70 Philip ’90 & Fanny (Baltazar) ’88 Sheumaker Hep ’61 & Julie (Smith) ’65 Shockley Bill ’03 & Laura ’05 Shoemaker Mrs. George A. Shutt Cecelia A. Siebrecht Paul D. Sikes, Jr., ’85 Harold & Annette Simmons Deacon Denis & Lady Denise Simon Donald & Carolyn Simoneaux Bill Sinclair, ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Doug Slattery Melanie & Bruce Smith Richard & Gertrude Smith Harvey R. (Dick) Smith, ’69 Monica M. Smith ’80 Norah (Smith) ’98 & Jay Foraker Richard & Gertrude Smith ’60 Robert A. Smith ’73, ’75 Mrs. Julia Smythe, ’82 Shelley Anne Hall Snyder, ’86 Dr. John Sommerfeldt, ’92 Gerardo J. Soriano Webb & Terry Sowden Mary Margaret Sowell, ’98

Amy & Thomas Spence Bob & Linda Spiro, ’68, ’70 Dr. Michael R. Spivey Kathleen M. Spivey ’74 Carolyn & James Spriggs Marvin Springer Lydia (Walterscheid) Springer, ’91 Barbara Bailey Springer ’76 Robert N. Stack, ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Bob Stankovic Diane & Ed Stanley ’65 Thomas & Susan Stanzel Rick & Patty Stark Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Statler Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Staton ’65 Roger & Marianne Staubach Erin (O’Brien) Steichen, ’86 Catherine Stevens-Oxer, ’90 Dr. Marilyn G. Stewart, ’80 John George Stewart Sophia & Willard Stimpson Douglas & Kathy Stocco Diane & Barry Stocker Bill & Vicki (Johnson) ’88 Stocker Alfred D. Stoebner, ’62 Mr. Kyle W. Stout ’92 John L. & Bonnie P. Strauss Joanne H. Stroud Bilby, ’72, ’75, ’80 John J. Strunk ’70 Dennis A. Stuekerjuergen, MBA ’71 Sharon & Gary Stufflebeme, ’83 Peter & Glenna Sullivan, MBA, ’79 Richard A. Sullivan, ’69 Dennis & Catherine Summerhays Andrea Pieri Sunseri ’65 John & Elfi Swales Paula Fisette Sweeney, ’78 Frank & Paula Sweeney, ’78 Dr. Erica & Mr. Paul Swegler, ’79, ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Swenson Mary & Anthony Talbert Peter & Shirley Tart Hal Tehan Richard & MaryTempleton Mr. & Mrs. William R. Tennant Andrea J. Tenner, Ph.D. Thomas E. Tenner, Jr. Ph.D. ’71 Barbara & Vince Terracina, ’92, ’91 Mike & Mary Terry Dr. & Mrs. Ben W. Thomas Gail Thomas, ’73 Michelle Neuhoff Thomas, MBA ’91 Jere & Peggy Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Thompson Rev. D. Timothy Thompson, ’78 Glen & Sarah Thurow, ’02 Richard G. Tilghman, III ’67 William Tindell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Tocci David ’84 & Nancy Toombs Elizabeth P. Towne, ’88 Sandy Meinerz Townsend, ’70 Susan (Orr) ’82 & John Traffas ’75 Michael & Shelley Treadway, ’78, ’75 Leslie ’74 & Colleen Tschoepe Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Tulli Clyde ’65 & Kathy Tullis Susan M. Tully ’79 Patty Jo Turner Charles MBA ’74 & Liz Tusa Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Unis, Jr Joseph A. Unis Joseph A. Vacanti, ’87 Alex B. Valadka, ’83 Mr. & Mrs. John Van House Bishop Kevin Vann Myrna Kay Coffin Vatnsdal ’64 Patti & Paul Verderese Mr. & Mrs. Celso Vidaurri, III, ’83 Gene & Shirley Vilfordi Alicia & Christopher Vilfordi, ’72, ’72 Claudia J. Vilfordi, ’73 Robert L. Vogelsang Chris ’80 & Dannette Volkmer

Charlene Volpert, ’63 Mr. & Mrs. S. Scott Voynich Caryn (Goloby) Vukelich, ’73 Bridgett G. Wagner ’81 Jim & Mary Ann Walsh James & Marguerite Walter, ’66, ’70, ’75, ’65 Rodney ’64 & Libby (Starkey) ’64 Walter Karla (May) ’65,’70 & Martin ’64 Warborg Mr. & Mrs. Thomas T. Wardlaw, ’75 Gail Warrior, MBA ’99 Edward J. & Ellen R. Wasiuta, ’74, ’74 Paul & Anne Wasko Mary & Paul Wearden, MBA ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Billy Weaver Michael & Nancy Weber Tony Weber ’00 & Holt HaleyWalker ’00 Eric M. Wedig, ’76 Dr. Michael Wehrle, ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Weiland Martin ’80 & Janet (Sobey) ’81 Weisse Robert Loftus & Melanie Wells, ’76, ’76 William & Emily Wells ’80 Allen R. Werner Karen Whistler, MBA ’81 Martin & Jean White, ’86, ’87, ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Wilbert, Jr. Gary & Eileen (Martin) ’84 Wilkinson Julia & Richard Williams Robert S. Williams Francis M. Williams, ’86 Sam A. Wing Mark & Monica Wischmeyer Keith & Gabrielle Woeltje, ’84 Amy L. (Bolk) Wolfe, ’85, ’89 Robert E. Wood Lisa S. Wood, ’79, ’82 Paul R. Wood, ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Stan Woodard Frances S. Woodfin Ray & Ann Wooldridge Michael S. Wyatt ’91 Kevin ’82 & Marsha (Martinez) ’81 Wylie Bob & Nancy Wysocki Bob & Nancy Wysocki ’65, ’65 Dr. Donald L. Yandell Gloria Mitchell Young,’67 Tom ’64 & Nita (Cacioppo) ’66 Zajicek Wayne ’70 & Maxine (Umphress) ’69 Zakrzewski Kenneth & Martha Zeiler Tom ’79 & Catherine Zellers Elizabeth C. Ziegler, ’83 Rev. Msgr. Donald F. Zimmerman, ’69, ’73 Bruce A. Zimmermann, ’77 Charles E. Zinger, ’70 Ronald MBA ’93 & Mary Ziolkowski Eli Zlokas, ’73 Marybeth S. Zuhlke ’68 Manuel & Jane Zuniga, ’70, ’70

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$1,000-$2,499

Mac & Claudia Addison Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Aid to Education Program Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. ATandT United Way Employee Giving Campaign BAE Systems Bahl & Gaynor, Inc. Ellen Barker Kimberly Barvick, ’04 David ’66 & Barbara Bauer Charlie Baumann ’88 & Donna Dolle ’89 Terry & William Biggins BlackRock Matching Gift Program

Annette H. Borkowski SM ’08 Philip Bossert & Anita Shorosky Taylor R. Bowlden, Jr., ’81 Keith & Susan Bravo Mary Therese Breger, M.D., ’80 Broaddus Associates Brown Reynolds Watford Architects, Inc. (BRW) Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Burkett Anne & Bill Burleigh Bill ’85 & Dianne Butterfield D’Ann K. Chappel Chris & Patricia (Conoly) ’68 Christenson Bill & Sue Cicherski Paula M. Ciprich Katherine A. Coerver, ’89 Grant ’74 & Juanita (Polito) ’75 Colvin John & Elsa Crain Becky (Watts) ’94 & Dean ’94 Crawford Mark Cronenwett, ’90 Joseph & Kristina Cyr Mark Patrick Daly, ’76, ’82 Jane Delahanty, MBA ’93 Mary Devlin Capizzi BA ’88, MBA ’89 Susan (Pennell) ’91 & Luke ’90 Dreisbach Charles W. Eaker Patricia Eason Martha Kincaid & Richard Endres, ’69 Dr. & Mrs. Paul W. Esposito Laura & Peter Quinn John ’85 & Barbara Flatley Walter Lee Fleming III Mike E. Florence, MBA ’75 Alexander & Martha Galbraith Robert & Susan Gasser Elaine (Gwosdz) & James Gilman, ’88, ’88 Jim R. Grotte, ’80 Senator William & Anna Haine Halff Associates, Inc. Andrew & Sylvia Harris Anne ’88 & Dennis Hoelscher Edward & Mary Holcomb Antoinette (Toni) Horak, ’60 Jackson Walker L.L.P. Judith (Ostermann) ’87 & Gerard ’87 Jacob Jessie’s Housekeeping Kane, Russell, Coleman, & Logan PC Nam W. Kang ’95 Richard D. Kelly, ’00 Phillip Kendall, ’98 Brandon Kenney Chris ’90 & Tricia Kerr Anne Margaret King, ’87 Mr.and Mrs. William M. Kouba KSWRP Kenneth & Lezlie Kunkel Mr. & Mrs. Victor LaGarde Jerry ’60 & Ann Lerner Betsy & Jim Livernois Lloyd D. Lowe, ’95 David ’68 & Mary (Rister) ’68 Manuszak Mark & Jonelle Masty Pat & Nancy McLochlin Michael B. McMahon ’07 John (’73, ’07) & Christine (’72, ’89) Medaille Ahmed Mohareb, ’11 Therese (Migala) ’78 & Tom Moncrief Mark ’83 & Claire Mrozek Kelly (Duggan) ’80 & Michael Murray Michael ’63 & Josephine (Semasek) ’65 Murray Brian Murray National Automobile Dealers Char.Fd Concetta M. Nolan

The Novinski Family Monica (Martin) ’99 & Dan ’99 Oldenburg Nan & Joseph Orchard, ’81 Thomas & Jeanmarie (Zufall) ’85 Organ P. Rollin, Inc. Pace Realty Corporation Annette & Jeff ’82, ’83 Patterson Paul C. Verderese David & Jo Peterman Frank & Cristen Peterson, ’97 Bryan & Colleen Phelan Amanda Rainey Raymond James Robert Reinke, ’72 Patrick & Jeanne (Demma) ’90 Respeliers Patrick & Jeanne Respeliers Ray Richardson, Jr., ’64 Paul ’88 & Carley Rydberg Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Saar Safeway Inc. Jerry G. Sanchez Brian & Marnie Schmisek William A. Schofield, ’85 Andrew Sefranek, ’02 Scott ’85 & Andrea (Lake) ’85 Sexton Roy & Patricia Sheetz Philip ’90 & Fanny (Baltazar) ’88 Sheumaker Hep ’61 & Julie (Smith) ’65 Shockley Deacon Denis & Lady Denise Simon Monica M. Smith ’80 Blake Anthony St. Onge ’06 Douglas & Kathy Stocco Fr. Ambrose Michael G. Strong, ’05 Joanne H. Stroud Bilby, ’72, ’75, ’80 Joyce K. Tarpley ’02 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Tennant The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Tulli UBS Foundation USA Matching Gift Program Vaughan Nelson Investment Management Karla (May) ’65,’70 & Martin ’64 Warborg Martin ’80 & Janet (Sobey) ’81 Weisse Paul & Meg (Mehan) ’98 White William R. Burleigh Family Foundation Michael Wozniak Elizabeth C. Ziegler, ’83

$500-$999

Aetna Foundation Bret & Kay Allen Pamela C. Altizer, ’84 David & Thu-Lan Andrews, ’90 Aristotle Capital Management, LLC David L. Atkinson, ’99 Bernard ’91 & Timberly Avendanio AWC, Inc. Ayco Charitable Foundation Madelyn Bambace Fabius ’88 & Stephanie (Strange) ’88 Bascon Maria Bellon David ’81, ’85 & Judy (Horak) ’83, ’92 Benavides Don Bendure, MBA ’89 Mr. Steven F. Bloemer, ’09 Curtis ’83 & Pamela Bounds Robert E. Boyer, ’70 Boyle & Lowry LLP David ’08 & Katherine (Lenczowski) ’08 Bridges Bridgetree

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Renee Brown-Nembhard, ’85 Janet Jacobs Burk, ’76 Jane Burkett, ’99 Diane (DeClerk) ’69 & Jim Burnham ’66 Dr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Burns Robert L. Burton Pamela Benes Butler M.D. ’83 Bob & Cindy Campbell Brent & Kathy (Naughton) ’80 Carpenter Brent & Kathy Carpenter Carpenter & Carpenter, P.C. Mr. & Mrs. Davis Chauviere Church of the Incarnation Kathy & John Clark Tom & Shelly Codd George & Ann Cole Jan & Suzanne Collmer Connie Duncan Connelly, ’60, ’69 Peter ’92 & Hollie (Husmann) ’98 Cook Steven ’03 & Donna Crane James & Sharon Cronin Kurt ’74 & Debra ’77 (Bundow) Daniel Bill & Patricia Davis Glenn R. Davis, ’70 Roberto & Deborah DeGuzman Christina A. Dekany, ’04 Paul E. Detzel, ’69, ’73 Nancy Dilorenzo Andrew Dodge, M.D., ’77 Dominus Commercial, Inc. John ’81 & Kim Donnelly Tim ’83 & Carol (Ostermann) ’83 Dougherty Barbara & Leo Drolshagen Amy (Harveson) ’88 & Sean ’88 Duggan Janet M. Duncan ’83 John C. Eastman, ’82 M. E. English, MBA ’79 Farrco, Inc. Evan Farrington, ’86 Janis (Drexelius) ’84 & Martin ’84 Fee Floyd & Roberta Ferguson, MBA ’94 Ralph ’85 & Saundra (Davis) ’84 Fitzgerald Greg Fletcher, MBA ’71 Dale Fodness Jerome C. Foss, ’04 Fourth St. Performance Partners Inc. Elizabeth M. (Richerson) Gabriel ’90 Roberto Gaitan, ’02 Robert & Jackie Galecke Pamela M. Garcia Geneva Capital Management, Ltd. Joseph H.Gigler, MBA ’80 Bernarda & Howard Glicksman Margaret M. Gore Bob Gorman ’84 Andrew J. Gorman, ’91 Jerry L. (’64) & Anita Gramly Eileen Gregory, ’68 Catherine ’95 & Albert ’95 Gunn John ’86 & Laura (Guzdziol) ’86 Reilly Bob ’71 & Kay (Wangler) ’72 Haaser William C. Hardy, MBA ’74 Anne M. (Wisneski) Hartz Mr. & Mrs. Healy Hess Companies Karen & Paul Hogan Christopher & Janice Hughes Interstate Battery Systems Robert ’76 & Teresa Israel Robert ’62 & Carolyn James Linda & Edward Janeczko Martha R. Jewell Stephen F. Joyce, ’76 Joseph ’98 & Tara (Karpinski) ’99 Judge

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Patrick & Judith Kelly, ’63 Rev. Gregory Kelly, ’78, ’82 Mark & Nancy Kerner Kimberley Kipp Stephen & Diane SM ’10 Kruse Beth (Calme) ’88 & Patrick ’87 Kuhns Paul D. Lanari Babs Saul Landon Dr. & Mrs. Gary R. Lee, ’82 Karen Leung ’92 & Tony Chu Lockheed Martin Corporation Richard Long, ’85 Madeleine & Mark Lowery Virginia N. Marroy Allen & Karen Martin Kristin J. Martin, ’96 John & Doris Mason Donald J. McAllister, ’78, ’79 Michael & Margaret McDermott, ’68, ’69 Chad & Kim McDuffie Richard & Janet McEwen McGraw-Hill Companies Community Partners Matching Gift Progr Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Menzia Laura G. Moore-Farrell M.D. ’85 Andrew D. Moran, ’91 Charles T. Moss Stan ’75, ’77 & Susan Muckenthaler Munich Reinsurance America, Inc. Brian ’90 & Deana (Dulac) ’90 Muth Dr. Lloyd A. Newton, ’98 Mr. & Mrs. James R. Niederle Mary J. Njoku ’81 Noel-Levitz, Inc. Northwestern Mutual Foundation Joanne & Francis Nugent Omar ’92 & Stephanie (Powers) ’91 Ochoa Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C. Dr. Richard P. Olenick Nancy J. & Timothy Oliver, ’87, ’89 Kristine (Krieger) ’92 & Thomas ’92 Ostermann Mark ’80 & Karen (Hamm) ’82 Papania Timothy & Ann Patton Peachtree Construction, LTD. Steve ’82 & Pat (Gilmore) ’82 Pierret PJ Quinn Inc. Price Waterhouse Foundation Lambert & Mary Rakowitz Royalyn Reid Wendy & Matt Reimann Basil J. Reiter, ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Rhinehart Robin Roach, ’01 Jim ’91 & Bobbi Roberts Leonard & Linda Robertson James Ross, MBA ’94 Elizabeth & Frank Russo Benjamin Russo Denis ’91 & Christine Ryan Sagiss, LLC Ralph Schafer Albert & Lisa Schweiss Jeanne & Steve ’78 Seitz Shermco Industries, Inc George & Sandra Simpson Steve & Mikki Smith Juan Solares Southwest Geoscience Thomas & Susan Stanzel Stephen Burns M.D. Debra Strockbine David R. Sweet Swingle, Collins & Associates Michael Tanco, ’66 The Coca Cola Foundation Matching Gifts Program Gail Thomas, ’73 Michelle Neuhoff Thomas, MBA ’91 Jere & Peggy Thompson

TIAA Cref Kristy P. Ton, ’93 Hien & Dan Tran Regina Uhl, ’00 Alex B. Valadka, ’83 Mr. & Mrs. George L. Vilfordi, III Mr. & Mrs. S. Scott Voynich Lisa Wade Bridgett G. Wagner ’81 Randy Wambsganss D. Brent Wells, ’76 John Whalen & Donna Corbett Lely White Willis North America Inc. Cynthia D. Worth, SM ’09 Kevin ’82 & Marsha (Martinez) ’81 Wylie Li-Shing Yen ’87 Wayne ’70 & Maxine (Umphress) ’69 Zakrzewski Tom ’79 & Catherine Zellers Rev. Msgr. Donald F. Zimmerman, ’69, ’73

$250-$499

Sina Aboutalebi, ’98 Margaret Abruzzo, ’99 Norman & Katelijne Acker Stephen & Jennifer Ackerman Isabel & Al ’69 Adams Allstate Giving Campaign Odilon P. Alvarado SM ’10 James & Dorothy Amorella Brett ’91 & Tracey ’91 Anderhub Richard & Elizabeth Andrews Francisco & Margaret Arias ATandT Foundation Atmos Energy Mary Ellen Atzert, ’72 Tina Azamar, MBA ’89 Glenn Backus, MBA ’94 Peggy Bailey Joanne (Braith) ’93 & James ’88 Baird Michelle B. Balch, ’09 Robert & Cheryl Bambace Allan & Patricia Bechter George MBA ’79 & Nancy (Pulich) Bednarz Clare M. Begley-Garber Edward Bianchi, ’93 Monique Bimler, ’86 Rebecca & Bruce Bird Mr. & Mrs. Gene H. Bishop Catherine (Heeter) ’03 & Matthew ’02 Bishop Juan S. Blanch Jr., M.D., ’80 Robert & Elizabeth ’79 Bloemer Nancy Bowen Marian (Schaefers) ’67 & Martin ’68 Braham Michael & Rosemary Bregande David H. Brown Robert F. Brown, ’73, ’82 Margaret (Marcy) Brown, ’91 Dr. & Mrs. William G. Buoni Paul & Miriam Byers CA Technologies Matching Gifts Program Mr. & Mrs. John Caluda Rep. Kevin Calvey ’88 Carlos Garcia Cantu MD PA Meggan & Chad MBA ’08 Carloss Joseph & Emily Cassidy Kenneth & Patti Catalano James & Alicia Caughlin Steve Cavanaugh ’95 Cathy & Richard M. Cavell Matthew & Kathryn Cerroni Elizabeth S. Chadwick David ’80 & Susan (Moore) ’81 Chauvette Clare Chavez Tom & Jackie Clark Computer Associates International Jim & Josette Cramer

Credit Union of Texas Frank & Margie Cristofaro Brendan ’03 & Claire (Howard) ’05 Cronin CSE Commercial Real Estate LP Delores J. Cullivan, ’76 Jan (Plugge) ’76 & Bill ’76, ’78 Davis Daniel J. Davis, ’76 Joseph De La Torre Thomas & Elizabeth DeLaRosa Kirk L. Dobbins ’86 F. Kelly & Bonnie Dougherty Jeff ’84 & Anne Marie (Tobin) ’84 Drummond Stephen & Ingrid D’Souza Mary (Kleiner) ’72 & Joe Dulle Anna (Wright) ’98 & Robert ’99 Dunikoski Charles R. Earnhart, ’78 Paul & Kate Eastaway Eastbridge 70, Inc. Edison Electric Institute John ’89 & Michelle (Redwanz) ’90 Eliseo Jenny Lynn Ellis, ’03 Ann C. Ellis Richard & Debbie Endo Joan Eschrich Professor Bruce Evans Stephen & Carlene Faucher Ashley L. Ferguson, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. James Finley Brenda (Martin) Firth Mr. & Mrs. Keir Fitzgerald Julie A. Marx Mary Flynn William & Therese (Chicherio) ’96 Frank Joan (Sazama) French, ’65 Roy & Diane Fuchs Edward Fusco, Jr., MBA ’02 Mike & Trish Gaffney John Gallagher, ’68, ’84 Kathleen J. Gallagher ’08 Sham & Neelam Gandhi Dr. & Mrs. Carlos Garcia-Cantu Garland Symphony Orchestra Joseph M. Gavigan, MBA ’00 Kevin J. Gilhooley ’04 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Giromini Shellie & Daniel Berry, ’85, ’84 Lucas J. Godinez ’93 John W. Gormley, ’80 Carol Y. Griffith, ’89 James Hagemann David & Karen Hales Robert J. & Shelia Hall David & Mary Ann Haney Mr. & Mrs. Eric Hansen Suzanne Morgan Hansen William & Patricia Hanson Dan & Peggy Harkins, ’81, ’81 Astrid Harris Kratochvil, ’99 Mrs. Laura I. Haynes William & Meredith Hays Dr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Healy Michelle (Heflin) ’89 & Richard ’90 Ellis Eric Heil, ’01 Cesar MBA ’11 & Maria Herrera Nancy Crabtree Herrman, ’72 Thomas D. Hesselbrock, ’81 Elizabeth & Roy Heyne Sally F. Hicks James D. Hoelke, ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Byron Holmes Janet Olney, M.D., & C. Brett Hon, D.O., ’82 Mirla & Ramon Hugo Mr. Tom ’04 & Mrs. Margaret (Henderson) ’08 Illingworth Barbara & James Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Gerald H. Jacobson Joseph & Anna (Jencopale) ’03 Wollscheid Marissa C. Johannes, ’04 Renee & Walter Johnson

Johnson & Johnson John F. Juraco, MBA ’92 Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Kalish, ’81 Marek & Dorota Kaminski Paul Kazyak ’84 Paul ’84 & Mary ’81 Kazyak Theresa D. Kelly, ’81 Barbara (Cvitanovich) ’72, ’76 & Ray ’71 Khirallah Barbara (Cvitanovich) ’71 & Ray ’72, ’76 Khirallah Robert ’84 & Lynn (Mason) ’84 Killius Scott Kimball, ’78 Kimbell Art Museum Teresa Klaum, ’82 Stephen & Anne Knapp Stuart & Barbara Kolner James Konz, MBA ’73 Ruth T. Krusen, MBA ’73 Mrs. Cheryl Kubic Sholon E. LaBar Estelle (Tovar) ’67 & James Lara Nicole M. Lasswell ’03 Janet Lee Robert & Janet Lee Legatus of Fort Worth John & Susan Lenczowski Jim & Amy Lerner ’01, ’04, ’02 John ’75 & Ingelin Leslie Levi Strauss Foundation Frank ’83 & Lydia (Tigges) ’83, ’11 LoCoco Dan ’77 & Theresa (Bennett) ’75 Luby Dr. William J. Lulves Brigid Manion Larry & Beverly Marroy Joseph & Lori McDonough Linda DeSalvo McFall, ’69 McKesson Foundation Inc. Alan C. Meador, II, ’68 Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament, Inc. Andrew ’83 & Annalisa Mena Cheryl Miller, ’02 Richard & Holly Miller John & Sharon (O’Neil) ’63 Miller Lisa & Jeff Mobus, ’90, ’90 Kathleen M. (Mahoney) Monaghan, ’02 George A. Moninger, ’86 Rolland & Patricia Morey Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Mortenson, ’09 Richard C. Naftalis, M.D., ’78, ’81 Suot Ngo Raphael & Sheila Nguyen Carol & Robert Nicoud Claire (Holland) ’81 & Michael ’79 Nieswiadomy Stephen & Catherine Deitchman, ’06, ’02 John M. Norris, ’84 Angela (Nutt) ’89 & Duong Nguyen Edward & Jane O’Brien Mark J. O’Connor, ’92 Fr. Andrew M. O’Connor James O’Keefe Amy (Harvey) ’86 & James O’Keeffe Oklahoma City Community Foundation Edward & Mary Oleksiak O’Neal Family J.O. Parker III ’75, ’76 Leonard Patterson ’65 Cherie R. Peacock, ’97 Dr. & Mrs. R. Erick Pecha Pamela & Kenneth Pence Mary Cay & Thomas Pepin James & Barbara Pitstick Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Pohl Jack E. Price ’02 Eileen Puhringer, ’01 Jeff & Nora Purcell Emily & Roderick Quiros, ’94, ’94 Bernard Joseph Raley ’89

Andrew Rawicki Raytheon Company Joseph G. Rebman ’73 Karolyn Regan J. Robert Rick, MBA ’79 Colleen Eastman Rickert, ’67 John & Judith Riordon Carol A. Ritter, ’62 Meredith Rolf ’00 Robert B. & Helen C. Roper Laurie Rosenkrantz Joshua E. Ross Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Schubilske Denise (Michalka) ’75 & Kurt ’75, ’86 Schuler Danielle Schumer Terry & Monica Sercer Thomas & Susan Shearer Marty Sheridan, ’77 Donald & Donna Shumay Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Spence Bob & Linda Spiro, ’68, ’70 Dr. William L. Stigall Marolyn & James Stocks Subfloor Systems, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Sullivan, ’03, ’03 Sybil (Novinski) ’90, ’92 & Sean ’95, ’01 Sutton T. E. Burke Construction Company Mary & Anthony Talbert Bernard J. Tamasy, MBA ’85 Mary Taylor Texas Right to Life Educational Fund The Walt Disney Company Foundation Rev. D. Timothy Thompson, ’78 Thomson Reuters Mr. & Mrs. Carl Tosetto Sandy Meinerz Townsend, ’70 Nancy Tresp, ’72 Nickanor Vazquez James Vilade Richard & Colleen Villanueva Mark N. Villanueva, ’03 Robert Voelker Chris ’80 & Dannette Volkmer Thomas M. von der Heydt, ’08 Shelley Wood Walker ’76 Brigham A. Walker Mary K. Wampach Phil & Susanna Wandrey Paul & Anne Wasko Eric M. Wedig, ’76 Andrew & Emily (Wescott) Glicksman, ’02, ’02 Clint Wheelock MBA ’00 James ’66 & Jeanne (Price) ’67 Williams Michael & Sheryl Witkowski Robert & Patricia Woodward Scott Wysong Masaka Yoshimura Joseph Zeiler Ronald MBA ’93 & Mary Ziolkowski

$100-$249

Mark & Jocelynn Abbott Gilbert & Lynn Adams Marcy & Alejandro Aguirre Gregory S. Ahern ’79 Joe & Tami Aldaz Dr. Lou Ann Flores Alexander ’89 Matthew W. Alexander, ’07 Lee Allard, ’81 Andrew J. Allen Claudia ’90 & Larry ’78 Allums Alternative Spring Brk Teresa M. Amador American Airlines Political Action Committee Gloria Andrade Bernhard & Jean Andresen Anheuser-Busch Foundation Matching Gift Program

Pietro & Miriam Antich Megan & Alan Anz, ’02, ’02 Ray & Debbie Apodaca Samuel Argumaniz Kathleen Isabel Carus Arnn ’06 Laura (Sewickley) ’85 & Paul ’92 Arnold Miguel A. Arocho Mary & Fred ’11 Arrambidez Eric Artho, ’99 Alexandra & Cris Ashenhart, ’91 Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Victor L. Austin Tizhong Ba ’95 Suzanne M. Baars ’80, ’82 Babich & Associates Mr. Andrew M. Bach Mike & Sandy Badura Robert ’97 & Rebecca (Wolfe) ’98 Bailey Timothy H. Baker ’75 Charles Baker Nettie & Charles Baker Sarah C. Balch Juan A. Baldor, ’77 Rev. R. James Balint Betsy & David Ballard Jacqueline (Guillory) ’82 & Jon ’82 Barcellona Jude Barcenas, ’78 Bill & Sharon Barkley Lorraine T. Barnes M.D. ’74 Rev. Michael J. Barone ’71 Mr. Donald V. Barry Lisa J. Bartsch, MBA ’07 John J. Bates, ’05 Batter Up Inc. Delia R. Beavers Randy ’85 & Pam (Rose) ’87 Beeler Daniel J. Begley Keith Belmont, 10 Elario Belmontes, Jr. ’91 Sara A. Belmontes ’93 Gordon & Patricia Bennett Christopher & Julie Bennett, ’92, ’95 Diane (Bennett) Joseph, ’82 Michael & Genevieve Bergez Barry MBA ’77 & Emily Berkov Christine Bernard Norman & Sylvia Berry George ’65 & Kay (Markey) ’65 Berzsenyi Ron & Lynn Beumer Carol Beyer Elizabeth & Alex Biernat Julie M. Billmeier Billy Bob’s Texas Robert ’74 & Lori Bilodeau Frank Binch Sandra L. Blanke, MBA ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Blaxton Peter H. Bloch ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Bloch Peter L. Blute ’11 Thomas J. Boedecker, ’80 Mr. & Mrs. David Boehm John C. Boehringer ’02 Thomas ’74 & Virginia (Dickman) ’75 Bonifield Ellen Marie Bonner ’93 John R. Boo ’83 Joseph & Mary (Gabriel) ’78 Borchard John Borin Chris ’89 & Debbie (Frane) ’89 Borse Nicolas Bourdelot, ’11 Abby R. Bova, ’96 Harrison & Anita Bowes Jennifer & Mark Bowring Kirby & Gwendolyn MBA ’83 Boyd John & Dia Boyle John F. & Kitty Boyle Ferdinand P. Braaf Mark E. Bradford Helen Bradley, ’76 Madelon L. Bradshaw

Christopher & Patricia Braun L. W. Braun, MBA ’91 Jeffrey & Mary Anne Bredemann Edward J. Breiner ’85 Nannette Bricker-Barrett Laura N. Brown Michael & Pamela Brown Teresa Bruns Herbert & Lenora Bruns Keith & Carolyn Buckner Keith Buckner Sara & Brian Burch Peter Burch Sylvia Kotch Burda, ’61 Mary Kathleen Burk, ’77, ’79 Rev. William F. Burke, Jr., ’71 Edward & Barbara Burkett Alethea & Joseph Burkett Dr. & Mrs. Jeff E. Burns Christopher E. Burton, ’11 James III ’89 & Beth (DeRocher) ’89 Bush Larry & Cheryl Butler Dominique A. Butler Mary & Michael Butler, ’94, ’94 Linda & Curt Butler, ’82 Kim F. Butler Declan & Gwendoline Butterly Michael E.G. Byers, ’12 Ms. Beryl B. Byles Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Byrnes Barbara Nowlin Caffey, MBA ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Cahill Russell D. Caine MBA ’88 Pauline Bellesky-Campbell, ’84 Ryan C. Campbell Joe ’63 & Patty (Ferguson) ’65 Canterbury Michael & Therese Caples Melissa Caraway Mark Carlson Coral Carmody Marc & Jennifer (Beumer) ’94 Caroul Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Carranza Elizabeth Isabel Karam ’08 Drs. Roberta & Richard Case Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Casey Reyna Castelan Tony & Sherry Catanese John & Rebecca Cates Maria Stella Ceplecha de Vega, ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Cervi Mr. & Mrs. William J. Chalko, Jr. Paula Marie Chalko ’05 Bruce & Lisa Chambers Rafael Chan Janet Chapman Charles Miscio P.C. Jesse Oliver, ’98 Dr. & Mrs. William Chavey Ashok MBA ’73 & Sandra Chawla Gabrielle K. Chee, ’11 Gary & Justina Chee Doug Cheves, ’65 Chevron Matching Gift Program Katherine & Ryan Chism, ’03, ’03 Lois Chmely Rev. Michael R. Christensen, ’79 Ronald & Nancy Christman Roberto & Maria Chua Frank Cinatl Edward Cisneros ’04 Rev. Tom Cloherty, ’70 Patrick & Karen Coby, ’70, ’78, ’70 Patricia Ann Connor Coggan, ’83 Christine (Webb) Coleman Samuel & Maryann Coleridge Mr. & Mrs. James E. Collins Mrs. Godfrey Collins Michael J. (’65) & Nancy Collins Dennis J. Collins, ’77 Elizabeth & Robert Conces Sue Conger Fred H. Connally, Jr., ’75 John P. Connaughton ’98 Sonja Conoly, ’92 Carol & Barry Conrad

Dan Cook, ’74 Chase M. Cooper Neal & Heidi Cordeiro Colleen (Stead) Cormier ’93 Corner Bakery Monica Cortes Kathy & Michael Cosgrove Mr. & Mrs. James Cosgrove Kathy & Jacob Cox Jeff & Alice Crabbe David ’93 & Socorro (Tolentino) ’89 Crabbe Jennifer A. Crane John ’70 & Susan ’71 Croll Constance & Richard Culley Mr. Randy Kent Cumberland, Jr. Cunningham Contractors Lois C. Curry Shelly Curtsinger, ’80 Shawnalis Seay Cusato, ’88 Nona M. Dailey, MBA ’78 Dallas Zoo Deacon Jim & Diane Daniels Joseph Dao SM ’08 Robert & Cecilia Darling Mike Daugherty Nancy D. Davidson, ’01 Bruce ’79 & Mona (Martin) ’79 Davies Judy D’Avignon, ’72 Marie Davis, ’01 Bonnie R. Davis Cathleen & Daniel Davis, ’00, ’01 Rev. Ernest & Valerie Davis Ms. Kathryn Eileen Davis Jane-Margaret Davis Stephen R. Day MBA ’83 Janice Deaki Matthew L. Deal, ’11 Anthony M. Deardurff, ’00 Kirk DeCardenas Brian K. Dedeaux, ’95 Kathy Dekany George & Elizabeth Delgado Dr. Noel G. Del Mundo ’87 Dennis Detten ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Tim Dewitt Gonzalo Diaz Steven ’85 & Betty-Ann (Svendsen) ’86 DiMarco Paul & Carol Diodati Toietta & Mike Dixon ’86, ’88 Toietta & Mike Dixon ’86, ’85, ’87 Michael & Mary Dixon Robert & Eileen Dolehide Jeanette Dolman Dr. & Mrs. Ramon K. Domingo Karen M. Doolittle, MBA ’71 Richard & Julie Dougherty, ’84, ’89, ’93 Douglas E. Drake, ’77 Jennifer (Linton) ’01 & Jacob ’01 Dreisbach Gloria (Enriquez) ’72 & Richard ’72 Duran Edward & Mary (Horne) ’76 Eason Dr. Joe Eaton, ’91 Paul & Paula Eberle Peggy (Graf) ’67 & Dan ’72 Eckelkamp Alan Edelman, ’73, ’75 Edelman Family Foundation Melanie Knight Eggers, ’74 Barbara Elam Amy N. Elliot Melissa K. Ellis Kenneth Elser, ’86 Donald & Cynthia (Borbon) ’81 Elwood Lauren M. Soscia Andrew & Liz ’01 Engelke Kirk & Nancy Esherick Joseph & Barbara (Davies) ’71 Eshleman Becky Espinoza SM ’07 Matthew W. Estey Javier Estrada Mary (Dunn) Evans ’67

Keith Evashevski ’92 Vincent & Rheta Fanizza Kelly Fanning ’92 Brian ’73 & Jan (Weber) ’73 Farrington Victoria Farrington, ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Farris Robert Fazen FC Dallas & Pizza Hut Park Ms. Paula J. Fieler Ann & David Fincannon, MBA ’87 James & Margaret Dorsch Finger ’61 Lawrence & Monica Fisher Joanne Lankford FitzGerald ’64 Mark & Gail Fitzpatrick David & Teresa Fletcher Lori Fletcher Venera Flores-Stafford ’95 Margaret A. Fluegge Periann Ford Jacob H. Ford Kenneth Ford Mr. & Mrs. Ford Christopher W. Francis, MBA ’02 Martha Francois Andrea S. Francois Joe Frank, ’01 James S. Frankiewicz, MBA ’80 Kim & Jeanne Frazier Brent ’90 & Yvonne (Matuszewski) ’89 Freeman Linda & Stephen Frei Mrs. Rita Frias Mr. & Mrs. Roy Fuentes John ’61 & Martia Furlow Sean P. Gaffney Vincent R. Gaines MBA ’08 Kyle R. Galbraith, ’97 Mayo J. Galindo Jr. M.D. ’76 Mark & Kathleen Gallagher John Mark Gallagher ’10 Randy Garcia Edna Garcia Brian & Lisa Garner Anthony L. Garrett Whitney Gatling Dorsel, ’98 & Danny Dorsel Domenic D. Gattuso, MBA ’86 Scott E. George Jr. MBA ’86 John W. MBA ’77 & Martha Gibson Martin & Diane Gibula Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Gigante Diane Gilcreast, ’92 Cheryl A. Giles Steven Glaser, ’99 Susan N. Glenn, ’79 Renee Nephew Godinez, ’72 Pablo I. Gomez, ’95 Pedro A. Gonzalez, ’05 Thomas ’84 & Heather (Platt) ’85 Goodman Gregory A. Goodrich Mr. & Mrs. Jerry D. Goodwin Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gorman Teresa M. Gorman, ’98 Stephen & Eileen (Kampman) ’87 Gorton Dr. Diane T. Gowski ’82 Therese Graham Andersen Bridget & Ed Gramling, ’90, ’93 Martin & Louise Granados Karen Granger ’92 Mark A. Grayson Andrew B. Greenspan ’82 Anna Lisa Gresham ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Werner Greuling Lisa Greuling ’94, ’96 Gregory & Judy Griffin Mr. Griffin Dominick & Marianne Grosso Elaine Grove, ’65 Barbara Gruner, M.D. ’80 Peter & Margarita (Guijarro) ’91 Lyons Gulf Energy Systems, Inc. Glen & Staci Gulino Dr. & Mrs. Roy J. Guse

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Blake Guyton Jerry Haba Ruth H. Hablas, ’74 Scott & Kylie Hagemann Kevin W. Hager, MBA ’84 Anne & Pat ’71, MBA ’73 Haggerty Patrick & Kimberly Hajovsky, ’87 Mary Elizabeth Hall ’81 Gloria Adamo Hall, ’76 John A. Hall, MBA ’07 Michael MBA ’83 & Nancy Hall Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Hallmark Lisa & Eric Hambidge Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hamilton Arlene M. Hamm James & Janice Hampton Marjorie Haney Schafer, Ph.D., ’92 William & Lucy Hannegan Mr. & Mrs. John B. Hardey, Jr. Carol Jaramillo Hargrave Miss Lauren E. Harkins, ’09 Ms. Tracey Harrill Michael P. Hasson ’07 Denise Hayes Dr. Ruth E. Haynes, Ph.D. Daniel Haynes, ’81 Dr. Adelaide Hebert Elizabeth Anne Heeb, ’88 David Heekin ’06 Brian M. Hembree, ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Alan Hendrickson, ’00 Amy C. Hendrickson John & Judy ’90 Henneberger Mrs. Rafaela Hernandez Darlene (Sullivan) ’01 & Philip ’00 Herrington Matthew & Patty Hesse Sheila (Terry) ’65 & Bob ’62 Hettler Elizabeth Higgins Paul ’03 & Robin (Kniskern) ’02 Hilliard Rod Hilpirt Mr. & Mrs. Paul K. Hines Tien & Nina Hoang Matthew S. Hogenmiller ’90 Cherie L. Hohertz Nancy & Karl Hoitsma Patrick M. Holbert ’75 Tim ’83 & Kaia Holder Marion Holec, ’65 Jeffrey & Cristina Hollinger Mr. & Mrs. James E. Holman Miriam Horn Noreen Houska Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Howard Thomas & Carolee Z. Howard, ’83 Thomas B. Howard, Jr. Joe ’00 & Chiara Howe Elda Jo Hoy ’73 Merry Lou Hoynos, ’92 John J. Hrad Mr. David J. Huber ’89 Mr. & Mrs. James Hulseman Judy Humphrey Calvin C. Hunziker, Jr. Andrew D. Hurzeler ’93 Huy K. Huynh Emily P. Hyde ’04 Mrs. Eradia Ibarra Richard Iorio Jerry & Mary Irons Harry & Verena Isensee Sarah G. Deacon Rebecca A. Jackson Bonnie C. Jackson, MBA ’83 Mary A. Jackson, ’87 Samuel Jacob Edwin ’81 & Yolanda (Ward) ’81 Jacobs M. K. Jacobs ’72 & G. D. Veith Preeti Jain John & Petra Jakubczyk Joseph M. Jakubczyk, ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Janicki Jeffrey Janosko Shannon M. Jaquette Jennifer S. Jaroch

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Antoni T. Jasnowski, ’76 Philippe JeanJean Mrs. Virginia Jeffers Calvin & Hildegard Jeo Tom & Janet ’92 Jodziewicz Russell Johansen Patrick & Robyn Johnson Marguerite (Johnson) ’98 & Christopher ’03 Carstens ShaBranddon C. Johnson, ’05 Deacon & Mrs. Gary Johnson Armin & Laurel Johnson Matt Johnson ’02 Dr. Doug Johnson, ’82 Susan & Eugene ’81 Johnson Willa & Robert Johnson Kimberly & Tad Johnston, ’79, ’79 Mr. Clifford Johnston Eddie R. Jones, MBA ’97 K. L. Jones, ’86 Jon ’91 & Mary (Bick) ’91 Jonz James ’81 & Barbara (Brault) ’84 Jordan Robert E. Jordan, MBA ’89 Adele P. Jorissen Ania (Szakola) Joy ’96 John W. Joyce Jr. ’82 Anne (Johnson) ’02 & Mike ’02 Judge Galileo & Remedios Jumao-As Karen Junker Therese & William Junker Fred ’68 & Susan Kadlubar William H. Kahrs MBA ’81 Jeff Kaitcer ’76 Robert & Alison Kaladish M. G. H. Kamerbeek, ’92 Mr. Peter L. Kane, ’09 Julius & Rozalia Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Karpinski Dr. & Mrs. Charles M. Kasbarian Glen MBA ’93 & Tracy Katlein Dr. Mary T. Grimm, ’85 Bryan E. Keever ’95 Richard F. Kelly, ’63 Theresa (Ackels) Kemp, ’81 Daniel Kennelly, ’98 John & Laura Kern J. William Keyser ’98 Joy (Davis) Kirsch, ’85 Loretta Kitten Todd ’86 & Libbey (Maddox) ’85 Kitten Chris ’97 & Eva (Drogin) ’02 Klassen Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Klem Fr. Brian D. Klingele ’98 Mr. & Mrs. James V. Klocek Kathryn D. Kloepper Ron ’69 & Leslie ’69 Knetsar Allison Cheney Dr. Carl Kogut, ’80 Hilda & Ed Kohl Joan & Bob Kollmansberger, ’64 Sergey F. Komarov MBA ’00 Michael A. Korson ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kossuth F. Kostello Steve W. Kotara, ’84 Miriam E. (Salten) Kotsonis ’76 Ms. Katherine Kozlowski Patrice A. Krampff, ’67 Krishna Consulting Corp.

Stanley L. Kroder ’03 Jennifer Krogsdale Mary & Dan Kubala, ’84, ’85 John & Barbara Kubisch Steven J. Kuehhas, ’83 Michael A. Kuluz, ’94 Jennifer (Paulson) ’89 & Jeffrey ’89 Laba Karen Lagasse Robert G. Lambert Steve & Barbara Lanari Katherine & Bill Lancaster Betty LAndreaux Julia R. Landry, ’05 William & Judy (Burns) ’68 Lange

Bob & Barbara Lank Jonathan & Patty Latour ’86 Frank Laux Fred Laux Seok & In Ja Lee, ’07 Michael G. Lee ’82 John Ridings Lee Teresa (Danze) ’01 & Kyle ’98 Lemieux Gregory J. Lensing, ’90 Diana Lett, ’65 Liberty Mutual Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Liebenow Mr. & Mrs. You-Ken Liew Robert & Linda Lindberg Don & Connie Lindsay Charles A. Ling, ’78 Mr. & Mrs. James Linn Walter & Sarah Linz Philip & Joyce Lively Timothy E. Lively Dr. Paul E. Lockey ’89 Sylvester & Kayran Logan Mr. & Mrs. Gerardo Lopez Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Low J.C. & A. E. Luna Barbara Lunce, ’72 Deanna L. Lusty ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Luthi Hugh & Carol Lynch Dr. & Mrs. Edward C. Lyons Michael Lyons ’03 Hector ’85 & Thelma Macedo Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Machado Jennifer E. Mackay, ’12 Godfrey & Beth Mackenzie Christopher Maczka, ’84 Pollie Madden Shawn Madden Dr. Stephen Maddux ’71 John & Teresa (Deltz) ’85 Magnus Heather Magyar Bob & Linda Maher Mr. Gregory M. Mahoney Teresa C. Mahoney, ’10 Teresa & Michael Mahoney Paul & Tammara Mahoney Louis & Linda Maiella Bill Main, ’78 James Adrian Maleady, ’88 John & Elizabeth Bloch James W. Maney, III, ’65 Mr. Mark & Mrs. Jennifer ’91 (Meese) Manning Mr. & Mrs Chris Manssur Theresa Mary Marchant Suzanne Marrs Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Martin Susan D. Martin, MBA ’01 Christine & Edmundo Martinez Rev. Fred Martinez Jeannie Martino,’86 Mr. & Mrs. George V. Marusak, ’62 Bridget L. Marx Lee A. Mashburn, ’92 Craig & Kim Mason Mr. & Mrs. John W. Matias Don & Marianne Maxwell Ruth C. May Margaret M. May MBA ’81 Jim McCabe `61 Barry ’06 & Mary (Wells) ’06 McCain Irene McClellan-Mason ’83 Leslie Nicole McClendon ’99 Gayla Jacque McCluskey MBA ’84 Joseph & Ann McConville William R. McCook Bryan ’82 & Gayle McCrory Bob & Mary Kay McDonald Joseph ’85 & Lori (Fagan) ’87 McDonough Catherine & John McDowall Sheila M. McEwen Matthew McGee Pat & Don McGee Carie M. McGinnis Teresa R. McGrath

Jonathan McGrath Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. McHugh James M. McIlwee, ’85 Jerry A. McKay, MBA ’97 Luanne McKinnon, ’77 Shirley & Gary McMahon Keith ’83 & Elizabeth (Clough) ’92 McPherson Mary Sprinkle Medley, ’75, ’76 Lee & Patricia Meese Eileen (McPherson) Meinert, ’83 Gerald M. Melancon, MBA ’91 Mary & John Mertes Harry E. Messenger, MBA ’77 Donna Messer Grace M. Messina ’01 Jeff & Mary Angela (Graham) ’89 Meyer Philip & Teresa Meyers, ’70, ’70 Midori Sushi Japanese Stephen Mihalic ’98 Stefano J. Milito, ’98 Stephen & Elizabeth Miller R. L. Miodunski Germana B. & Gerald E. Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. James C. Mollner Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Mooney Sharon A. Moore Matthew Moore ’96 Tyler Moore, ’00 Kathleen A. Morey, ’04 Larry C. Morris ’08 Marshall D. Moulis, ’11 Brian Mulcahy Deacon Tim Muldoon, ’05 Anthony & Lynda Mull Cathy Mundy Mrs. Greta Munsill Austin Murphy, ’72 Sharon (Funcheon) Murphy, ’76 Edward G. Murphy, MBA ’90 James Murray Phyllis Muska ’69 Joseph R. Mussell ’80 Jennifer Muzyka, ’85 Robert & Tracy (Rogers) ’90 Napper Gopala K. Narra Christopher & Carolyn Nave Leon J. Neihouse, ’61 Jesse ’02 & Genevieve Nelson Jamie A. Nelson ’01 Katherine Parma Nemec, ’67 John J. Neroth, ’98 Network For Good Bruce A. Newman, ’90 Jack R. Nichols ’62 Steve Nichols ’86 Charles & Catherine Nicholson Mr. & Mrs. David W. Nickel P. Christian Nielsen, MBA ’96 Rose & Ben Nieswiadomy Thomas & Martha (Hogentogler) ’98 Nolan William & Janet Norton, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Norton Tom O’Connor, MBA ’84 Steven & Gloria Oetting Mr. & Mrs. Al Ogletree Maureen O’Hare-Holy, ’81 George W. O’Kelley, MBA ’03 Joseph J. Oliveti, SM ’07 Mary Pat & Shawn J. O’Neil Joseph M. Ortillo Stephen ’81 & Kathleen Otto Douglas & Kelly Pabst, ’08, ’09 Pacific Door Products, Inc. Paciugo Authentic Gelato, LLC Paul & Sherry Padgett Annette Padilla Tonse V. Pai MBA ’72 Charles & Judy (Loisey) Parada, ’70 Janet (Bigbee) Paradis, ’67 Joshua Parens Lance Park, ’88 John P. Parker David Parker

Nicholas & Kathy Parker Maria Elena Parra Richard Patterson Lyle R. Paul Charlotte & Steven Pauletti Monica T. Paulo, ’79 Mr. Laszlo S. Pavel ’72 John & Carmen Peacher Bryan J. Pennartz, MBA ’06 David & Anne Pennell Stephanie Martin, DO, ’90 Janet M. (Sanders) Pepsin, ’86 Richard Peregoy Carolyn (Fuchs) Perry ’ 65 Billy & Patricia Perry Rev. Michael Petering, ’94 Steven & Cynthia Petruccelli Phinias Pfuridzo, ’07 Denise G. Phillips ’90 Frank Piasecki, ’71 Michael SM ’07 & Elizabeth SM ’07 Picard Joseph Pickert Robert C. Pierce MBA ’85 Thomas A. Pincus ’92 Timothy D. Plant, ’91 Julieann & Louis Poppito John Posey, ’87, ’89 Joan Posluszny Ronald P. Powell, Jr., MBA ’97 Linda (Prejean) Thompson, ’95 Helen Priddy Michael & Luz Probus ’85 Cathy Prochko ’92 Dan & Jennifer (McDonald) ’87 Proctor Pegi L. Proffit, MBA ’01 ProQuest LLC Josef & Eileen Puhringer Catherine A. Pullen, ’84 Christine (Purk) ’03 & Stephen ’03 White Joseph Pustejovsky Mary Ralya Fidel P. Ramirez, ’03 Jack Raskopf, ’73 Abbas Rastandeh Andrew Ravaglia, ’01 Andrew & JoAnna Rawicki Linda Jones Latham Rayes, ’82 Paula Shelburne Read ’82 & Mark Read Kristin Hamm Rearden, ’89 Jeanette Redford MarieAnna Ferdinand Ryan D. Reedy, ’05 Ellen (Flannery) Reedy, ’05 Larna & Joseph Reidy Adam & Carolyn Rekerdres, ’01, ’02 Juan Rendon-Reyes, ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Victor Resendez Wayn & Margaret Resta Ed Reusch, ’82 Ericka Reyna Meredith Rice, ’02 Richard D. Mulkey, PC Jeffrey Richards Julie & Chris Richey, ’92, ’87 Russell Riggens Charles & Suzan Riggs ’01 Robert F. Riggs, ’94 Art & Lark Rilling John T. & Mary C. Rindone, ’90, ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Robak John ’68 & Sharon (Gallagher) ’67 Robinette, Mr. Harry W. Rogers Martha & Michael Romano, ’80, ’80 Robert & Susan Rooke Stan Rosen Carla J. Rosenberg, ’05 Frank Rosenbloom Auksuole A. Rubavichute ’01 H. Nick Hofmann & Jennifer C. Hofmann (Rudak)

Mary Ruebelmann Rachel A. Russo ’02 Michael (’78) & Becky Braniff Russo (’81) Lawrence & Fran Rutherford William Rutz Arthur & SandraRybicki Luke A. Safranek, ’12 Peter J. Saliga, ’96 Kevin M. Saller Gregory & Linda Samorajski Sarc. Engineering & Consulting Services Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Sauer Alan B. Saweris Lew & Janis Sayers E.J. & Elaine Schad Mike & Lynn Schaeffer ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Peter N. Schaner Paul ’94, ’95 & Lucy (Judge) ’94, ’96 Schemel Ann Schiola MBA’98 David K. & Patricia H. Schlafly, ’81, ’81 Erin Schimdt, ’11 Greg Schneider, ’90 George ’01 & Alyson Schneller Patrick & Susan Schooley Carolyn Abelanet Schrader, ’65 Dr. & Mrs. John Schweers, ’79 William & Caroline Sczepanski Darlene Seay Timothy J. Seibel, ’83 Shirley Mouton Sellers ’72 Patrick & Victoria Shaughnessy Harold Shaver Erin M. Sheehy Donald Shellenberg ’74 Robert & Paula Shenk Judith G. Sherwood MBA ’08 James Short Arthur Short Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Shrader Joanna D. Shuart Steven Siddens Susan M. Sievers, MBA ’99 Sigma Iota Epsilon John Sigmond, III, MBA ’84 Raymond D. Siler MBA ’91 Donald & Carolyn Simoneaux Lt. Col. Thomas E. Sinclair III Kevin Sink Marie-Louise Skidd Joshua & Rachel Skinner, ’00, ’00 Alan & Nina Skinner Lonnie Small Patricia (Gregg) ’83 & Philip ’82, ’85 Smith Kurt & Ellen Smith Stanley E. Smith Elizabeth Kelly Smith, ’85 Charles Smith, ’10 Timothy R. Smith, ’97 Jarrett Smith Chad & Michelle Smithson Anne S. Reece, ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Rick D. Sorrells, ’93 Andrew J. Spahn Speedzone Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James Spellmeyer Amy & Thomas Spence Kathleen M. Spivey ’74 Robert N. Stack, ’61 Jennifer J. Starek Sarah C. Stark, ’01 Richard & Mary Starrett Bill & Karolee Stauduhar ’83 Louise Stebbins Gerald & Mary Stehno Erin (O’Brien) Steichen, ’86 Mary Steinberg Frank Stepnowski Mrs. Peter P. Stewart Barbara & Tim Still Alfred D. Stoebner, ’62 Ludwig & Barbara Stoeckl William H. Strange, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. John Streett

Katherine & James Stroud James & Katherine Stroud Studio Movie Grill Dennis A. Stuekerjuergen, MBA ’71 Sharon & Gary Stufflebeme, ’83 Julie Dysart Sulkowski ’80 Charles & Robin Sullivan Dennis & Catherine Summerhays John & Elfi Swales Mark & Paddy Swiney M. Victoria Tanco, ’11 Jack Tatom, ’67 Edgar & Kelly Tavares Diane Russenberger Taylor ’85 Texas Rangers Baseball Texike Graphic Installations The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Timothy & Jeanne Thelen Lisa Thornton Jessica (O’Brien) ’95 & Patrick ’95 Thornton Marilyn (Horrell) ’71 & Perry Thornton Monica M. Thorpe, ’07 Richard G. Tilghman, III ’67 Sarah & Mike Tiller Nicholas P. Tippery Dr. & Mrs. Steve R. Tjia Nancy C. Smith Joe & Orlinda Torres Annette ’91 & Perry Trachier ’91 Transocean, Inc. Joseph F. & Sarah R. Trimble, ’01, ’01 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Tryon Leslie ’74 & Colleen Tschoepe Aaron Tucker ’10 Clyde ’65 & Kathy Tullis Elizabeth W. Turicchi Harry Uy Lynn E. Uzzell Mark Valdez Mario & Donna Petty Valenzuela Becky & Abraham Vanderberry Jeffrey & Monica Vehige, ’98 Verde Technology Via Real Matt ’91 & Natalie Victorine Joel William Victory ’99 Jose & Cynthia Villalobos Mr. & Mrs. Benito Villaneuva Olga & Richard Villanueva Linda T. Virga Mr. & Mrs. Andrija Vukalovic Caryn (Goloby) Vukelich, ’73 Julie & Michael Wadle Tracy Marie Wagner Jim & Marie Walker Paul Walker Linda S. Walker Gordon & Mary Anne Wallace Wal-Mart Foundation Robert & Ancy Walsh James & Marguerite Walter, ’66, ’70, ’75, ’65 C. Wesley Walter, ’83 Kenneth & Joan Walters Matthew D. Walz Mr. & Mrs. Thomas T. Wardlaw, ’75 Robert MBA ’70 & Carol MBA ’72 Ware Thomas ’02 & Julie (Danaher) ’02 Watson Ilene’87 & Thomas D. Watts Daniel G. Watts ’81 Mary Ellen & Mark Wauck Mary & Paul Wearden, MBA ’77 Tony Weber ’00 & Holt HaleyWalker ’00 Terry Webster Gerard B. Wegemer George & Joan Weigel William P. Weiman, ’04 Doug & Peg Weisbruch Drs. Robert & Jeanne Weisenburger Robert & Jeanne Weisenburger

Wells Fargo Matching Gift Center Larry & Cheryl West Mary G. Lemire-West ’85 Julie & Gary Westlund Thomas Westman ’99 John & Mary Beth Whalen Martin & Jean White, ’86, ’87, ’86 Phyllis White Brian & Mary Whitney Robert & Julie Whitworth Thomas Wicker Kathryn L. Wiener Cristine M. Wiesner David & Katherine Wignall William & Colleen Wilder Gary Wilkinson Dr. Rodney M. Williams Francis M. Williams, ’86 Janet Williams Robert S. Williams Danette L. Williams ’86 Mr. & Mrs. George Williamson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Willingham Mr. & Mrs. Gene Wills Michelle McKay Wilmoth ’80 ’96 Michael S. Wilson, ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wilson Lauren H. Wilson Thomas & Marla Wohldmann Anne & Christopher Wolfe Lisa S. Wood, ’79, ’82 Thomas Woods Patrick ’99 & Marlene (Cruz) ’00 Woods Kelly Woods ’90 Sarah (Wright) ’01 & Joseph ’01 Trimble Susan Smolenski, MBA ’93 Katherine Wyman Sandy Yeh Karen (Owens) ’73 & Rucks ’73 Yerger Dean & Holly Yoshimura Dr. & Mrs. Andrew Yuengert Jack Zanini ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Felix Zayas Robert W. Zens ’94 Jonathan & Alice (Pincus) ’85 Zischkau

$100 & Under

Norman & Brenda Abdallah M. M. Abejuela Katherine L. Abernathy, ’94 Leonard Clayton Abington Andrew Acker Michael N. Ackerman, M.D., MBA ’95 Emily Ackerman Mr. & Mrs. Micheal Q. Adams Rosemarie & Kenneth Adney Kenneth Adney Milagros Ana Victoria Adrianzen Adventure Landing MiniGol J.P. Agarwal ’73 Lulu Aguas John P. Ahne, ’83 Nicholas Alamilla Abelardo Alaniz Michael S. Albert, M.D., ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Albrecht Charles & Cecilia (Hernandez) Alcantar ’61 Susan L. Boylan Alcorn MBA ’79 Carly A. Alexander Robert & Suzanne Alexander Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Alfers Christine M. Allen Trevor B. Allred Aurelia Almanza Mark Alonzo ’97 Juan R. Alvarez, Jr. John’66,’69,’73 & Kathleen ’71 Alvis Robert G. Ambrosino Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Ament American Express Foundation

William J. Amorella YaLi An Raghavendra Anantharama Leslie & Rita Anderhub Marcos & Dolores Anders ’92 Luke & Connie Anderson Zachary M. Anderson Taryn L. Anderson George P. Andrews MBA ’84 Matthias Viet Tran Andrews John & Janet Andrzejewski Kevin Antene, ’02 John ’86 & Amy Anton Julie Anzelmo ’92 Michael Applegate Michael T. Appleton Allison E. Aquino Joan Arbery ’02 Patrick Thomas Archer Daniel A. Arevalo Brianna M. Arias Francisco Arias Kara S. Armstrong, MBA ’00 Harold P. Armstrong Edwin R. Armstrong ’80 Sara Arnold Courtney E. Arnold Devin M. Arnold, ’12 Natalia T. Arredondo Artisan Center Theater Monica A. Ashour, ’95 Andrew D. Assinesi Judith A. Atwood, MBA ’79 Shannon R. Audley Michael & Melissa Austin Orpha Louise Austin ’69, ’72 Joshua Avery Oliver Ray Aviles ’08 Marie Azcona, SM ’08 Gerald & Judy Baalmann Michelle Baalmann James Babka Stephen J. Babka Anthony & Diane Baca Margaret & Michael Baird Dayle & John Baker, ’69, ’69 Jordon R. Baker Larry & Kathryn Baker Scott ’83, ’84 & Ellen ’84 Baker Kurtis G. Baker Garret ’02 & Katherine (Baker) ’02 Fox Daniel ’99 & Margaret (Haine) ’01 Balan Carolyn (Baldwin) Oldenburg, ’99 Blake C. Ballard Margaret L. Ballard, ’05 Steve & Janet Ballor Grace Ballor Robert S. Babmace, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Rodolfo Barba Jeanne Barber Matthew R. Barber James R. Barber Tiffany Barden Garza Gabriel J. Barkley Gary C. Barnes John & Emily Barrett John W. Barrett Mrs. Maria Barrios Spencer D. Barrs Alexandra L. Bartkus, ’12 Gary Barvick Maria Bascom Elizabeth Baska Jennifer Meaney Basler ’97 Christine H. Bassett Dena T. Bauckman, ’05 Michelle E. Bauman, ’11 Scott D. Baumbach, MBA ’94 Jeffrey D. Baynham, ’10 Michael J. Baynham, ’12 Anne Bazin Susan Bearry Joseph G. Beatty Andrew Bechter Joshua M. R. Becker Susan K. Begando

Frederick & Sylvia Bejaars Robert ’08 & Colleen (McHugh) ’09 Bellamy Catherine J. Bellan ’89 Frances M. Benes Frances & Gregory Benes Dr. Steve B. Bennett, ’96 Michael Benoit William J. Berger MBA ’87 Marie Bergez Brad T. Berhorst James M. Bernard Raphael L. Bernardo Patrick D. Berry David A. Bible Meghan E. Bible, ’10 Amanda L. Bilko John C. Bily Lynn Hope Bimler Stephen J. Binz ’77 Katherine Bird Mary E. (Weinzapfel) Birden, ’60 James L. Bitterman Bernard & Kathleen Black Julie Lowery & Byron Black, ’91, ’91 Carrie C. Blair, ’08 Matthew A. Blan Brian G. Bland Kevin Blasczienski Timothy Blaxton Karen E. Bless Blue Mesa Grill J.R. & Kate (Medaille) ’01 Bluett Joseph M. Blute, ’12 Janette K. Boazman Alvin O. Bockwinkel Katy (Grothaus) ’64 & Mike ’65 Boeding Scott Boegeman Michael Bogdan Michael S. Boggs MBA ’10 Greg S. Bognich Zachary ’07 & Monica (Bond) ’07 Keith Ana Bond William Boney David SM ’07 & Paula V. Bonicard Maria & Charles Bonin ’92, ’92 Jerome A. Boozer Kevin N. Bordelon Maria R. Pepin, ’02 Robert A. Borse Laura Bosse Andrew P. Bossert Sam & Maureen (Tweedy) Bostaph, ’87 Colet (Coughlin) ’98 & Jim ’94 Bostick William F. Botel, Jr., ’06 Terry & Margaret Bouchard Gabrielle A. Boudoin, ’10 Dr. Brett Ryan Bourbon Michael A. Bowden Roger & Patricia Bowden Mallory Bowen Adre May Bower Edward D. Box, ’12 Thelma Box Dominique A. Boxy Joseph & Joan Boyne, ’08 Dr. Luigi Antonio Bradizza Mrs. F.B. Bradley Michael A. Braga-Henebry Rachel Braham, ’90 Billy J. Braly andre F. Brassil Robin P. Braun, ’89 Julie (Hosinski) ’85 & Mathieu ’87 Bregande Patrick G. Brehany John & Marybeth Brehany Alden K. Breinholt Josie Bruce Brennan Jane Bret Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Briggs Alyssa C. Briggs, ’07 Christopher P. Brisky, ’12 Megan M. Burton

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James & Kris Britz Catherine J. Broadbent Michael ’70 & Carol ’70 Brock Mike ’70 & Carol ’70 Brock Dayspring M. Brock, ’04 Angela Brodrick, ’87 Brock Broussard Janet Buel Brower, ’63 Dorothy Brown William O. Brown Mr. Christopher H. Brown, ’09 Marcel & Marlene Brown, ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Brownsberger Francesca Brownsberger Bill ’94 & Francesca Brownsberger Mr. & Mrs. Bruffey Tanner J. Bruffey Neal J. Brugman, ’02 Ms. Shawn Brumbaugh ’86 John & Kathleen Bryan Sophia & Patrick ’03 Buchanan Maria Buckner Mary Ann (Buddenberg) Miller, ’85, ’90 Randall T. Buddenbohn, ’07 Michael Q. Bui, ’99 Zachary T. Bulmanski Sherry Bupp Mr. & Mrs. Terence Burke Alejandro Burkle, ’12 Mary Ann Burns, ’80 Rebecca Burns Tyler J. Burr Mary E. Alvarez Bush Laurie & Jim Busker Cynthia Bustamante Patrick Butler Patrick L. Butler Joan L. Butler Jason M. Butler, ’06 Douglas M. Byrd, MBA ’77 Beverly & Michael Byrd, ’97 Carolyn Byrne Caitlin Cahill Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Cain Chris & Laura (Moore) Cain ’99, ’00 Brigid E. Callahan Patrick ’05 & Eliese (Dow) ’05 Callahan Kevin E. Calme Elizabeth J. Calvillo S., ’84 Anthony & Kimberly Campise Emily T. Caples Heather E. Capozzella, ’12 Clare & David Card, ’62, ’68 Philip & Jesse Carkhuff Jesse S. Allen Anthony Carlisle Donald Carlson Jared ’02 & Amanda (Rutherford) ’01 Carney Phyllis D. Carr, SM ’05 Mr. Rafael A. Carrasco, ’09 Jose & Maurita Carrejo Luis & Miriam Carreno, ’07 Christine B. Carter Mr. & Mrs. Frank Casano Jeff Cass ’81 Jesus A. Castillo ’08 Dennis & Susie Castro Mary Catalano Catherine A. Caten ’09 Caterpillar Foundation Bryan Cates ’01 Jessica M. Cauthorn, ’12 Elizabeth M. Cervi, ’12 Michael A. Cerza Nicolas C. Cerza Alyson J. Chadwick, ’06 Jeanne & Christopher Chaltain ’84 Marin Chambers Matthew Champion Eileen Chao, ’79 Andrea Chapa Escobedo Andrea Chapa Mr. Mike Chapline Andrew Chapline

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Michael Chapman Renee (Chauviere) Carver, ’96 Emily Chauviere, ’01 Cesar & Malani Chavez ’84, ’86 Molly R. Cheatham Joseph & Patricia (Levine) ’69 Chenette Anthony C. Chernoff Susan L. Cherry, MBA ’82 Kate E. Chiappe David Choi, ’11 Oskar & Nichole Chomicki Joseph Anthony Christensen Polly L. Christensen ’07 Matthew Christensen Penelope (McTaggart) ’67 & Joel Christman Andrew P. Christman Mrs. Margaret Christofferson Scott D. Churchill Margaret M. Claahsen Eve E. Clardy Dan & Janet Clark ’84, ’83 Matthew T. Clarke, ’92, ’98 Judith Merkle Clavelli, ’63 Suzanne Clements ’81 Cherie A. Clodfelter, Ph.D. Margaret Clukey David P. Coakley Ethan C. Coburn John G. Cocharo ’74 Mildred C. Coffey Patrick & Yvonne Cole Joirdan D. Cole, ’11 Benjamin H. Cole, ’09 Joshua Cole, ’04 Mr. & Mrs. G. B. Coleman Gayle T. Coleman, SM ’10 Adam E. Collard Lucy M. Collins Bryanne (Whitney) ’06 & Matt ’06 Colvin Meaghan M. Colvin, ’12 Phillip S. Conley, ’11 Theresa A. Conlon, ’01 Deborah & Craig Conn, ’73 Anne & John Connaughton Jeffrey & Debra McCormick Conner Jeffrey & Debra Conner Mrs. Celica Constante Cary & Sandra Conwell Carolyn Addkison Cook, ’67 Katherine Cook Kimberly Suzanne Cook Jered M. Cook, ’06 John E.F. Cooper ’95 Alaine Fay & Charles Coppin Jill K. Corbin Sondra J. Cornejo Deborah M. Corpening Mr. Victor Cortez Scott Cortez James E. Cory Michael & Laura Coulter, ’93 John R. Coupe, MBA ’74 William D. Covington, ’10 Kenneth & Claudine Covington, ’83, ’01, ’92 Glencora C. Cowan, ’07 Charles L. Cowen ’06 Donald E. Cox MBA ’74 Charlotte M. Cox Carrie Coy Patricia Craig Anne (Sylvester) Cramer ’72 Jay & Anna Crenwelge Dr. & Mrs. Scott Crider Mr. & Mrs. Hermilo S. Cruz Angela E. Cuba Merly Cuevas James M. Cullen ’76 Phillip J. Cullen Jim D. & Cynthia S. Culp Daniel L. Cundiff Danielle J. Curl Pearlie Curry Ed Curtis ’94

Eileen & Lance Curtright ’98, ’98 Joseph Daheim Roberta Daley Steven F. Dalhoff, MBA ’93 Dallas Arboretum Ruth N. Daniel Patricia A. Danko ’90 Eli ’06 & Kate (Harkins) ’06 Danze Jean Darling ’91 Kelly N. Darmer, ’09 Michael Daugherty Brittany L. Daugherty Mr. Ted Dauphin Ms. Lisa Dautenhahn Katherine E. Dautenhahn Dave & Buster’s Inc. Samantha E. Davids, ’11 David & Rebecca ’89 Davies Rachel J. Davies, ’11 Micha Davila James P. Davin, ’95 Renne F. Davis Mr. & Mrs. James F. Davis Scott & Jennifer Davison ’73 Fabiola De Anda Sandoval Lacy Christina De La Garza ’11 James R. De La Ossa, ’05 Jesse M. Deacon, ’04 Jessica L. Deal Doris May Dean, ’01 Danielle DeAses Danielle C. DeBry Ed & Mary Ann Decaen Ken DeCandio Sashana E. Decker, ’06 Shayna M. Deitchman Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Deitchman Benjamin Dekany Ryann C. Dekat, ’04 Anna DeLaRosa Anthony G. DeLaTorre Samuel & Lynda Demel Caroline (Vanderslice) ’95 & Bill ’92, ’95 Demers Harrison Denn Mary Beth E. Dennett, ’83 Ms. Theresa DePaepe Megan K. Deras Daniel & Lee Ann Derdeyn, ’78, ’82 Dan & Lisa (Federer) ’78 Deschler Elizabeth & Deepak Devaraj, ’01 Joseph A. Di Lucca Mr. & Mrs. Michael Di Pietro Christina Di Pietro, ’11 Brady Dillon John & Rose DiMaggio Joseph Dimas Elise Dinehart Monica Diodati, ’11 Miss Cristina M. Diodati, ’09 John & Jenny Dirck Michael & Rachel DiResto, ’92, ’91 Jessica DiRocco Matthew P. Dixon David & Janice Dixon Mary Dixon Joseph A. Dodd Greg ’75 & Katie (Lamberti) ’75 Dodd Hellen Grimes Dodson, ’66 Verna K. Donjuan Susan Dorfmeister Daniel & Corynthia Dorgan Sally A. Dorn Francis & Martha ’91 Julia Dougherty John M. Dovic ’90 Hon. & Mrs. Dennis R. Dow Daniel J. Dowiak ’85 Christopher Dowling John & Mary Dowling Laura M. Downes Teresa Lynne Dozer, ’82 Dianne (Flusche) ’60 & David ’60 Dozier Mr. & Mrs. Mark Drogin, ’04 Bernard F. Drozd, ’64 Johann M. D’Souza, ’12

Isabel C. Dubert James C. Duffy ’98 Blaise DuFrain Mr. & Mrs. Jack T. DuFrain Justin D. Dugyon ’10 Paul D. Duntley, M.D. ’83 Keith & Katie Dupen Kelly Dupen Catherine T. Duplant Thelma L. Edgar Mr. & Mrs. Carl Edlund Mary Edlund Patrick J. Eichholz Chibuzor C. Ejiaga Michael & Josefa Eliseo Robert A. Ellis John P. Emmel ’10 Marsha Emmett SM ’07 Kristen Engelthaler Whitney J. Engeran, III Brittany M. Eppich Dr. & Mrs. Donald J. Erler, Jr., ’67 David & Beverly Ernst Miss Cindy M. Ernst, ’09 Andrew Esherick Catherine Esser ’67 Amy G. Perdue Elizabeth H. Evans, ’01 Jose ’83 & Joanna Evans Callie A Bentley, ’03 Frank J. Faecke, ’71 Carolyn & Brendan Fahey, ’83 Meghan C. Falconer Clare Falconer Harlan L. Faller ’97 Omar K. Faour Tiffany O. Farmer, ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Farrington, ’76 Melissa C. Farris Allison Faucher Louis Faulstich ’95 Michelle Felis ’87 Greg A. Feller, ’96 FHEG-University of Dallas Bookstore Mr. & Mrs. Vincent H. Ficek Ficek Legal Services Elizabeth A. Fiedler, ’03 Paul J. Fiesel Kathleen C. Finders, ’12 James Finley, ’00 Janet Cyr & Sean Finnegan Miss Paula S. Fisher, ’09 Kathleen & Richard J. Fisher Daniel & Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Kevin M. Fitzpatrick Kellie Fitzpatrick Kevin J. Flannery Chris & Nancy Flood Mr. Antonio Flores Breanna Flores Jordan Flores The Fluegge Family Teresa Foeckler Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Ford Ms. Elizabeth A. Forget, ’09 Caitlin E. Forst Shirley Forster ’63 Fort Worth Zoo Valeria Forte Frances D. Fortier Janet D. Foshee, ’02 Richard & Rosemary Fougerousse Mary E. Fougerousse Teresa Fougerousse Carolyn C. Fouse Christa M. Fowler John & Meg Fowler Judith & David Fox Jimmy D. Francisco, ’11 Andrea B. Frank, ’04 Donald E. Franks, MBA ’82 Lori & Stig Fransen Katie Q. Franzmann Susan W. Frear, ’81 Barbara & Fred Frederickson John Fredricks Terence & Kathleen Freeman

Zephra C. Freeman Joseph M. Freidberg, ’73 Aaron J. French Julie Friedman Jacob H. Friesenhahn ’01 Renate Frieser ’70 Frisco RoughRiders Justin R. Fritcher, ’01 Mary M. Fritz Mr. & Mrs. John Fritz Brigitte C. Frost, ’87 Meghan Renee Frost ’11 Danielle M. Fuchs, ’12 Kevin & Lucy Furey Helen C. Furton Mary E. Gaffney, 11 Kathy & Bill Gaither Jennifer N. Gaither, ’03 Alison Galbraith Monica Gallagher Michael P. Gallagher ’94 Michael G. Gallagher Grace P. Gallaher Antonio & Misty Gallizzi, ’01 Gopal Ganapathy, ’07 Alexander J. Garbarino Jean (Rekowski) ’03 & Matthew ’03 Garcia Damian & Christine Garcia Stephanie R. Garcia Rebecca Garcia Mariel Garcia, ’03 Jack Gardner Maryanne Garner, ’10 Leslie (Kerr) ’97 & Grant ’01 Garnett Seth M. Gartland, ’12 Felipe & Cynthia Garza Louis & Jo Ann Shoaf Gasper, ’67, ’69 Sarah Gaunt, ’02 Lauren M. Gedeon Babs Gedeon Miss Adrienne A. Gedeon, ’09 Dr. Carol (Gwosdz) Gee ’99 Samuel Genoese Dorothy Sue George ’03 Anton A. Gerami Roberto & Kristina (Gerken) ’91 Picha Catherine M. Gerken, ’04 Arnim & Linda Gerstenmeier Timothy E. Gesner Phillip G. Ghosn, ’12 Michael Gibbs Benjamin M. Gibbs Kathryn F. Gibbs Mark A. Gigante Michelle Gigante Susan Gigante Theismon D. Giles ’08 Ms. Margaret Gillett Rachel (Winstead) ’02 & Dale MBA ’12 Gilliam Cathleen Gilmore Guinn, ’91 Barbara A. Gipe, ’81 Dustin A. Gish Vincenzo Giustino, ’93 Kyle L. Gjolberg Tariq F. Gladney Miss Maura E. Glenn, ’09 Juan Carlos Goenaga, ’92 Christopher J. Goldkamp Christian M. Gontarz Lori & Mark Gonzales Gabriela M. Gonzales-Marquez Luz M. Gonzalez, ’02 Brendan M. Goodspeed John R. Goodwin Mark Goodwin Theresa Gore John & Melissa Gorman, ’91, ’88 Deryck E. Gorman Jordan Gortmaker Mary Gottschalk ’73, ’80 Carolina Goutsou, ’01 Susan Gracia ’85 Eleanor J. Graham

Maureen & Edward T. Gramling Kelley E. Grant Mark & Patricia Graziano Rachel Greco Paula P. Green, ’84 Jerome M. Greener William & Martha (Greer) ’68 Green Anne Grevelle Geraldine Gribble Jayson & Hannah Grieser, ’05 Gregory Griffin Amber Griggs, ’08 Ann W. Grossman Laura A. Grosso Fred R. Grote Jr. ’96 Alexandra C. Weston Theresa Guerra Marcelina Rae Guerrero Miss Victoria L. Saunders, ’09 Vanessa Guido, ’99 Miss Laura A. Guimond, ’09 Denise M. Miller ’89 Kaylee L. Gund Allison Guse Garrett M. Gustafson Renee Gutierrez Gonzaga Gutierrez Paul ’93 & Christine (Gutierrez) ’95 Flynn Cathy & Stephen Gutowski, ’85, ’86 Roberto Guzman Jr. Christie Haggard Joseph P. Haine, ’10 Sarah D. Hales Emmett V. Hall, ’11 Mrs. Judi Hampton Afeef S. Hamra Louis J. Hannegan Turin M. Hansen Gregory & Julia Happe Brian & Felicia Harding, ’99, ’99 Anne B. Harkins Mary Clare Harkins David A. Harman Rebecca M. Mattingly Christine A. Harmon Jeanna M. Harnisch, ’05 James A. Harold, ’79 Michael & Alice Harris Rick & Andrea Hart Robert & Ann Hartle William A. Hartley Mr. & Mrs. Andrew W. Harvey Kendall (Snouffer) Hasse, ’96 James F. Hasson Charles T. Hast, ’75 Rachel E. Hastings Brian & Margaret Hastings Richard J. Hatton ’90 Hawaiin Falls Waterpark Elizabeth M. Hawkins, MBA ’98 Michael Hayes Eirn B. Haynes Gabriel J. Hays Sue Head David ’95 & Megan (Healy) ’97 Alvis Eileen Healy McQuiggan ’87 Kristin Healy Jose A. Healy Montalvo, ’12 Gail Heffernan, Ph.D., ’89 Aaron P. Hegemann Charles D. Heinen, ’74, ’79 Ray Heipp ’86 Kevin W. Heller, ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Saul C. Hellerman Lucy C. Hellerman James G. Hellmuth, Jr. ’89 Jesse & Marcella Hembree Martha Ann Henderson Janet M. Hendrickson, ’03 Emilia M. Jaeger, ’01 Mary L. Hennigan, MBA ’98 Paul & Patricia Herbert Margaret Herlitzka, ’86 Monica T. Herman

Julie & James Hermanson Mr. & Mrs. Hermes Luis Alberto Hernandez ’11 Ruben M. Hernandez, ’02 Ellen M. Herold ’70 Salvador & Virginia Herran Maria Pia Herrera Mr. Angel Herrera Mr. & Mrs. Chris Herzog Andrew R. Herzog, ’12 Charles A. Hess, ’99 Arthur E. Hess, ’04 James H. Hesson Matthew V. Heuser Tommy Heyne ’06 Catherine Hieronymus Mr. & Mrs. Klaus Hieronymus Ralph & Sherry Higginbotham Frank Highsmith, MBA ’71 Neal Hightower Sandra J. Hill MBA ’05 Craig Hilton Heather Lee Hines, MBA 06 Emily Hines Cheryl Hinze Brian Hockel Rosamund E. Hodge, ’06 David & Tricia Hoffmann Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Hogan William & Laura Hogan Ryan J. Hogue Jennifer A. Hoitsma, ’07 Luke P. Hollomon Julie A. Holly Fraser A. Holmes Christy Lee (Hopfer) Gail ’03 Catherine M. Horan, ’96 Michael C. Horan, ’09 David F. Horkott Miss Jessica M. McLeod, ’09 Mohammad & Syeda Hossain Kara Houser Mr. & Mrs. William J. Howard Mr. & Mrs. William C. Howard Christian Howard Anna E. Howe Tori L. Howell Susan Hoyt Joseph R. Hrbacek Carrie (Williams) ’94 & George Hruza Paige M. Hryszko Mr. Joey Lee Huckabee Joan Hueffner Nancy K. Hueglin David R. & Catherine Chitwood Huff ’67 Jason W. Huffman, ’04 James S. Huggins ’75 Mary Maher Hughes, MBA ’01 Matthew Hull, ’10 Michael & Rachel Humphries, ’05, ’05 Molly (Hunker) ’05 & Britton ’04 St. Onge Ross ’08 & Ruth Hunt Amos & Natalie Hunt Jill Hurt Kate (Daly) ’03 & John ’03 Husted Jennifer V. Hutcheson ’06 Dr. Fred Hwang ’86 Jacob J. Hyde, ’07 Ice Skating Center At Galleria Dallas Jim & Patty Infantine Mary C. Ingram, ’84 Lisa (Pelletier) ’93 & Randy ’86 Irlbeck Guy B. Irving, ’87 Mary Izlar Christine J. Jablonsky Amy Jackson Carol A. Jacobs ’83 Julie B. Jacobson Karen (Germany) ’86 & John Jakuback Julie A. Janik Mr. & Mrs. Jay Janis

Stephan G. Jasper Maria Jauregui Chuck & Virginia K. Jehlen Raymond E. Jennison ’83 Cory H. Jensen Robert C. Jeo Jerry Uhing Builder, Inc. Evelyn Fowler Herbert & Carolyn Jew Leona Jewett Vonda Kelly Jobe Emilie Johannes Michael Johns II Angela M. Anstead Paul G. Johnson William E. Johnson, III Andrew D. Johnson, ’08 David A. Johnson John & Susan Johnson Ms. Renee Antoinette Johnson Thomas C. Johnston Daniel C. Jones James C. Jones Stephen E. Jones Ms. T. W. Jennifer Jones Stephen A. Joseph, ’10 Christina E. Joseph, ’03 Noah ’11 & Nicole Jouett Mr. & Mrs. Gregory E. Jourdan Philip Joy, ’00 Mary Jumao-as Miss Laura M. Junker, ’09 Andrew J. Junker Matthew J. Jura Dennis L. Kaeb, MBA ’87 Robert T. Kai ’05 Elliot S. Kaiser, ’12 Michael A. Kalan Robert & Mary Kalan Zofia Kaminski Nena T. Kamman ’88 Megan E. Kanatzar, ’12 Katherine Kane Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Kane Amol K. Kansagra, ’03 Joseph B. Karako, ’11 Christine M. Karako RJ Karas Lesley Katzilierakis Matthew F. Keblis Peter & Kara (Kelley) Heyne Donovan B. Kelly Stephanie & Timothy Kelly Daniel Kelly ’91 Raymond H. Kembel, ’05 Karen (Cole) Kennedy, ’76 Peter Kennedy Andrew Kent, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kent Jessica Kessel, ’03 James A. Kerin Rachel L. Kern Karin & Robert Kerr John K. Kersting, ’05 Anthony P. Kersting David T. Kettlewell, ’02 Matthew J. Kewell Lily M. Key Dylan James Key ’11 Aaron & Allison Kiker Raymund C. King ’86 Marvin L. Kinsey Halcyon Kirkendall, MBA ’02 Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Nan Fagan Kirkpatrick Gerald J. Kissel, ’06 Amanda K. Kitten Carole A. Klein ’67 Andrew C. Klein Caroline R. Kleine Michael J. Klem Miss Monica M. Klem, ’09 Madeleine Klem Benjamin J. Klopfenstein Michelle Kmetz Mary Lacy Shepherd Knapp Mary Ann Kneip Thomas ’08 & Jessica (Swaja)

’09 Kniest Kelly Lynn Knorr Kristin Koblentz, ’11 Natalie M. Koch, ’11 Paul & Maria Koenig, ’79, ’81 Christina Koenig Mary Margaret Kohr, ’66 Frank R. Kologey ’87 Brian Kornish ’97 Narendra Krishnamurthy Kroger Food Stores Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Krogsdale Jennifer Krsul ’01 Mark A. Krueger ’91 Sally B. Krutzig Betty & Mark Kubala Mark Kubisch Laurie (Dekat) ’79 & Robert ’76, ’79 Kugelmann Dan & Carla Kuhn Juliette Kulda Jennifer L. Kunhardt Deborah Kunkel ’11 Sarah M. Kuntz Renee Kuntz Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Kupfer Evamaria Kutscheid Theodore & Teresa LaFond Francis D. & Jean P. Lagor Sara Gene Lake David Laks, ’81 Francis E. LAndreaux Joseph ’05 & Kathryn (Swegart) ’05 Landreneau Ryan D. Landry Marilyn Wyss Laney, ’71 Hannah Langsfeld Candace J. Langsfeld John J. Lappe Mr. & Mrs. Peter Larsen Jonathan Louis Laurans ’87 Paul & Claire Vallone David & Kathleen Laverick Lisetta A. Lavy, ’80 Kathy Lawrence Deacon Richard Lawrence Kenneth ’87 & Rosemarie (Trybus) ’86 Lawson Le Peep Katherine C. Leano Kate Leary Miss Diana E. Lechuga Taneia Lednicky ’83 Katarina Lee Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Lee Jae-Sang Lee Jared A. Lee Bethany E. Lee, ’03 Matthew J. Leibowitz Stephanie D. Leitheiser, ’07 Michael & Grace Leland Charles P. LeMaire, MBA ’89 Katy Terrell Lemieux Alexander C. Lemke Andrea M. Lenzen Catherine Lepel Kimberly Ann Lepper ’06 Ms. Sandra L. Lester Steven A. Lester, ’12 Bryan J. Leto Katie Levandowski, ’02 Rebecca (Horvath) ’05 & Sean ’03 Lewis Ms. Noel M. Lewis, ’09 Miss Rachel A. Lewis, ’09 Andrew W. Lichtenwalner, ’03 Sister Maria Liebeck, ’68 Alexandra R. Liebenow, ’12 Pauline A. Liggio ’64 Michael T. Limongello, ’12 Aaron R. Linderman, ’06 Andrea L. Lindsay Richard Lindsey MBA ’78 Marcelo & Caroline Link, ’03, ’01 Caroline Linz Jessica Litz Leminger ’99 Wei Liu Amanda N. Lively

Colleen J. Lockwood, ’97 Anthony LoCoco Cecilia Gangluff Lody, ’73 Bob Loftus ’76 & Melanie Wells ’76 Leanne (Lombardo) ’87 & Tom ’90 Clary Valerie L. Long, ’67 JoAnne & Russell Long ’73 Pete T. Longhurst, ’02 Leah A. Looten, ’09 Esmeralda Lopez Katherine J. Lopez Mr. & Mrs. Gonzalo Lopez James A. Lopez, ’07 Stephen J. Lopke Paul & Gretchen Lorei Katherine (Loufus) Summerville Elisa & Steven Low, ’03, ’05 Andrew J. Ludwig, ’12 Adam C. Lunger John Luquette Deborah & John Luquette Teresa Luquette David Luquette Carolyn Bryant Lyde, ’81 David & Gladys Lynch Gayle Lynch Jacqueline (Davies) Lynch ’77 James C. Mackenzie ’09 Mary Grace A. Madamba ’90 Emily S. Madden Hilary M. Maitlen Michael & Gina Makal Lisa A. Makson Therese P. Maleady Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Malloy Michael & Dorothea Malloy ’78, ’78 Melissa & Sean Malone, ’96, ’95 Bernard P. Malone, ’05 Gerald & Katherine Malsbary Theresa R. Cross Jessica (Roberson) ’98 & Stephen ’95 Mandala Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Mangan Mary Mangan Francis & Mary Manion Ms. Kristine M. Mansour Bridget Manssur Rose Mary Marcellus Mr. Miguel B. Mares, ’09 Meghan Walbran Maresh, ’99 Sister Joan Markey, SSMN ’66 Ken & Barbara Martin Fanny Martin Shawn Martin Karen L. Martin, MBA ’96 Marcos R. Martinez Jesse Martinez Gabriela Martinez Anton Martynenko Oralia Mascorro ’97 Samantha N. Mason Anna M. Massey, ’11 Anna M. Masters, ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mata Jim C. Mathew Brian & Andrea (Pentze) ’87 Mathwich Mrs. Karla J. Matos Michael & Lisa Matranga Carolyn Mauzy John A. Maxey, M.D. ’79 Matthew D. Mayor Martha McAdams, ’10 Adelina McAlister Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McCabe Mr. Edward C. McCabe, ’09 Adrienne McCabe James & Caroline McCaffrey Michael V. McCaffrey, ’68 Cathy McCaleb Katharina M. McCall ’02 Susan M. McCalla ’92 Mary C. McCarthy Patrick & Laura Boos Rhea & Beth McCary Sharon R. McCloskey, ’94, ’95 Jana K. McConville

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Tara A. McCrorey Sean ’08 & Anne (Parker) ’08 McCrory Sandi Wenzl McDermott ’80 Michael J. McDermott Megan McDonald Michael & Karen McDonnell Peter J. McDonough, ’10 Steven C. McDowell Michael McEwen Paige McFall Susan McFarland Mr. & Mrs. James B. McGill William B. McGillick Mark & Julie McGowan Mr. & Mrs. Daniel McGrath John & Nancy McGrath Josephine McGrath Paul Michael McGregor, MBA ’92 Katherine McGuinn Colleen McGuinn Karen & Pat McHugh Michael W. McIlhon Jonathan S. McIntosh, ’06 Mikail M. McIntosh-Doty, ’81 Frederick John McKeen Ashley M. McKenzie, ’10 Mark McKinnon Robert M. McKowen Catherine L. McLain Miss Molly J. Mclaughlin, ’09 Ms. Eileen T. McMahan Michael McMahan Nicholas P. McMahon Joy L. McNabb ’03 John McRae Francette & Michael Meaney Aaron M. Mebane John & Patricia (Kirby) ’95 Medaille Petra ’02 & Patrick ’01 Mehen James J. Meier Samuel & Elizabeth Meier Larry & Marie Melendez Mehrnaz Meraji MBA ’80 D. Elise (Mercer) Stewart, ’84 Breanna J. Heim, ’09 Ryan T. Meske, ’11 Marie E. Meyer Emily A. Meyers Mr. & Mrs. Ron G. Meyers Dr. Tiffany Jones Miller Melissa Miller Madison J. Milliken, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Minardi Joseph A. Minardi, ’12 Michael Miranda, ’10 Alexander F. Misko, ’09 John Mistrot Ann Marie Mochen ’95 Elaine C. Modrell Carlo & Monica Molano Monica C. Tomutsa Jessica M. Mollner, ’12 Etsuko Momii Angela Montoya Kevin Mooney Sandra & Tom Moore Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Moore William Moore Kathleen M. Moore, ’10 Yvette P. Morehead, MBA ’01 Juan & Estehela Moreno Ron SM ’03 & Sandra Morgan Cindy Morgan John & Pamela Morley Elizabeth C. Morris Victoria & Gavin Puthoff Thomas J. Mosimann ’83 Anne L. Mosimann, ’12 Samantha L. Mulcahy Rebecca Mull, ’04 Adam ’01 & Annie (Crabbe) ’03 Muller Mary L. Muller Laura J. Mulry, ’80 Christopher Munns, ’96 Dr. Patricia T. Munro, ’63

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Ethan Munsill Christina Hubert Murat Maria C. Murdock Kathryn Maria Murgas, MBA ’92 Sixta Murillo Michael Murphy Mary Murphy Ann T. Murphy Francis & Jolene Murphy Victoria Murphy Peter J. Murphy, IV, ’11 Sue A. Murray, ’86 Susan Myers Dylan P. Myers Amir S. Nail Taito & Heather Nakagawa, ’86 Roshanak Namavari, ’00 Alejandra M. Narvaez, ’12 Jody Nash Nationwide Foundation Thomas M. Nealon Camilo E. Neira Donald F. Nelson ’66 Ann & Robert Nerburn, Jr. Gordon & Theresa Newman Giancarlo Newsome, ’09 Elena L. Newvine, ’11 Hoai-Ngco Thi Ngo Tina A. Nguyen Linh Nguyen Nicholas Duy Hoan Nguyen Dinh Nguyen Kendra Galbraith ’01 Cat Nguyen Zhifang James Ni Jaci & Chris Nichols Gerard Nickel Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Nicklaus Mr. Gary M. Nied Jason Niederkorn Mallory N. Niedert, ’10 D. Garth Nield, ’02 Mary Ann Nieto Angel G. Noble Paul W. MBA ’99, ’98 & Kelly Nolan Stephen ’73 & Clara (Stahl) ’73 Norman Norman Architects, LC John Norton James V. Noschese, ’83 Miss Elizabeth M. Novacek, ’09 Charlene (Bartniski) ’00 & John ’93 Nyhart Charlene & John Nyhart, ’93, ’00 Victor Obiako, ’99 Anne H. O’Brien Michael J. O’Brien Cecilia (Johnson) O’Brien ’92 Gregory J. O’Brien Katherine A. O’Brien, ’12 Lincoln O’Brien Elizabeth M. Ochoa De Beilby Molly E. O’Connor Miss Kaitlyn M. O’Daniel, ’09 Teddy & Betty Oetama Kathleen M. O’Keefe, ’10 Nicholas Olson Barbara (Baltz) O’Neil ’64 Daniel W. Orazio Loretta Ortiz John F. Oseth Robert & Margaret Horn, ’86 Eric & Victoria Ossowski Stephanie Ossowski Donna & Albert ’80, ’81 Ostermann James O’Toole Brian Matthew Ouellette Alec R. Owen John T. Owen Maria Padilla Artemio Pagan, MBA ’02 Robert L. Page, ’05 Brianna L. Pajak Yazeth Anais Palacios ’07 Abigail L. Palmer, ’01 Anna M. Pansini Sarah Marie Papania, ’08 Catherine Papania

Maria Aurora P. Paredes ’00 Christopher W. Parker, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Parker Dr. James R. Parkey Cynthia Bird Kristin Hope Parrish ’08 Zachry Parrott MBA ’92 Ronald F. Patti ’80 Ronald & Jo Ann Patton Andrew J. Patton Skyler M. Patton John & Kristen Patton PDK Foods Mark W. Pearson Greg & Cynara Pellegrino Gregory & Laura Wheadon Eric W. Pepin Raul Peralez, ’73 Michael & Christie Perdue, ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Perera Jorge & Claudia Perez Judith A. Perez, ’72 Angie O. Perez, ’05 Becky Perez Maria Perez-Bernardo Mike & Sharon Perkins David Perkins Mrs. Cindy Perlitz Daphne Ferris Perry, ’99 Daniel Petersen James A. Petros John Petruccelli Christopher Petter Patrick ’85 & Ann Pettit Adela E Peugnet Mr. & Mrs. David Phillips Ms. Emily E. Phillips, ’09 Sheila Katherine Phillips Mr. & Mrs. John B. Piescik Diana Zimlich Pigford Clement E. Pikner, ’05 Rita (Siegrist) ’65 & Tollie Pilgrim Ruth & John Pinchot Susan Waits Pittman, ’85 Gregory A. Pivarunas ’10 Pocket Sandwich Theater Kristi Pogue Mitchell W. Pohl, ’12 Katherine L. Polcar Robin Polito-Shuffer, ’84 Lisa Pompeo Richard W. Pool ’85 Samantha Pope Peter J. Popovich Mark Porembski ’00 Robert & Joan Sagnibene Potter ’74 Kevin M. Potts Chad ’04 & Mary Anne (Tosetto) ’04 Potts Chad & Mary Anne (Tosetto) Potts, ’04, ’04 Ms. Marie J. Poublan Amanda S. Poulin, ’11 Nicole A. Boos ’99 Mary E. Powers ’09 Stephen & Nancy Powers Garry & Maria Preble Kathryn Prejean, ’11 Amy E. Prestanski, ’04 Linda V. Price Eugenia M. Price, ’87, ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Howard J. Priester Harry P. Prieto MBA ’81 Michael Probus Claire Ptaschinski Steven & Regina Puccio Antonia E. Pugliese Eric Puhringer Collin J. Puthoff, ’12 Jason D. Pyka ’97 Samuel P. Quattrochi Quesnell & Associates, LTD. Matthew D. Quinn Peter Raia Jennifer R. Jasiczek Ray A. Ramon, MBA ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph F. Rampellini

Christina Maria Elena Rampellini Clayton L. Ramsey Miss Michelle B. Ramsey, ’09 Jeanette H. Randolph, ’04 M. Terrie Ratcliffe, ’79 Jerry Rattenbury, ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Howard J. Rattliff, Jr. Bennett J. Rawicki Bennett & Trish Rawicki, ’09 Molly C. Rawicki Elizabeth Clemence Rawley, ’63 Brian R. Rawlins, ’10 Theresa Gaudin Rea, ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Reape Rob Reape Rachel L. Redford Angela J. Redford, ’12 Peter K. Redpath, ’95 Aaron R. Reed Patricia Rees, ’72 Jamie Reger Jacob T. Reilly Herbert Remidez Dominic Remmes Emily Respeliers Liana A. Reveles Lucas P. Revellon, ’10 Mary Reynolds Ann & Joseph Reynolds Susan Rhame Jacob Rhodes ’07 Lucy Ricci Alexander Richards Libby (Hill) ’65 & Don Richardson David W. Richardson, ’76 Toby A. Rider, ’11 Emily Rielley, ’98 Amanda Rieman Joel Rieman Riley York & Associates, LLP Ann P. Rindone Clare Rindone Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ringwald David Ringwald John G. Risch, MBA ’84 Thomas J. Robak, ’12 Dr. Mary Robbins Allen Roberson Patrick S. Roberts ’97 Johnnie Roberts ’89 Kelly M. Robertson, ’07 Scott & Kay Lynn Robertson Steven Robinson Tony ’64 & Michele (Folse) ’64 Robinson Sandra L. Robinson Anastasia Robinson, MBA ’06 Teri E. Rockenhaus Drs. Joe & Mary Rode ’70, ’71 Martha & Michael W. Rodgers, ’05, ’05 Briana C. Rodriguez Jorge & Jill Rodriguez, ’03 Jorge Rodriguez Irina V. Rodriguez Dardine M. Roedel Bethany E. Roessler, ’11 Catherine A. Rogers, ’10 Carol C. Rogers Christopher D. Rogers MBA ’08 Michelle Rogers Erik A. Rogness, ’12 Nicholas Rohlfing James P. Rollino, ’11 Michael Romanowski Jessica J. Rondeau, ’09 Robert Rooney, ’88 Philipp W. Rosemann Dino & Terry Rossi Jeannette Rossman Kint ’91 Patricia A. Rotan Michael & Diane Mikkelson, ’03, ’02 George & Andrea Rovny Jared Rovny Patrick J. Rowles Joseph G. Rubin Ann F. Runner

Ms. Amanda M. Runyan, ’09 David E. Ruppert ’92 Eleanor F. Russell ’86 Catherine Russell, ’85 Christopher ’97 & Sarah (Formolo) ’96 Russo Carl J. Russo Patricia Russo Mr. James F. Rutan ’87 Karen Rutz Tim G. Ryan MBA ’86 Mariana Ryan, ’09 Bonnie K. Ryan, ’05 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Ryan Karen Pardo Ryan ’67 James & Jennifer Ryan Rose Saad SM ’10 Evan M. Sadasivan Ms. Sarah Sadiq, ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Sadiq Crystal J. Sadler, ’07 Mr. Carlos H. Salazar, ’79 Elijah L. Salazar, ’12 Edward A. Salinas, ’03 Jeff Salisbury ’97 Luisa Salomon, ’11 Jarred W. Samples J. Antonio Sanchez Elaine A. Sanford Daniel M. Sauer, ’12 Michelle Savolainen Jennifer A. Lofton, ’99 Ed Schad Emmy Schad Torockov, ’03 Sara A. Schaner, ’12 Anna M. Schardt Richard J. Schiefelbein, MBA ’88 Fred & Geri Schmidt Daniel W. Schmidt William D. Schmidt Charlotte Schmidt Stephen F. Schmidt ’11 Lynn (Carnine) ’01 & Jack Schofield Monica J. Schooley Shannon M. Schooley Walter & Gail Schroeder Gail Ginapp Schroeder ’97 Andrew J. Schroettner Edward L. Schuberg Mary E. Schuhriemen, ’10 Ann Catherine Schuler, ’12 John ’83 & Sheila Scola M. Sandra Scurria, M.D., ’69 Kevin A. Seay Securian Foundation Gabriela & Paul Sefranek Leo Seifer Michael & Michelle Lancaster Sheryl Anne L. Self Jonah J. Selner Amy Senter John P. Sercer Catherine Sercer Gabrielle Servando John Radford Shafto, III, MBA ’98 Carl Shanks Casey C. Shanks Amy Postert Sharpe ’84 Ann L. Shaughnessy, ’93 Charles I. Shaughnessy Maura Shea Samuel C. Sheetz, ’11 Kimberly A. Sheperek Eleena & Manish Gauchan Robert J. Sherron, Jr. Ruchi Sheth Andrew N. Sheumaker, ’92 Stephen D. Shigley ’84 Bill ’03 & Laura ’05 Shoemaker Louis P. Shopen Jeffrey Shoulta Mrs. George A. Shutt Thomas ’84 & Julie (Alverson) ’84 Sica Suzanne Roemer Sidorenko ’93 J. Marianne Siegmund Adam T. Sierra

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Tristan D. Voss Sara (Hellkamp) ’04 & Steven ’04 Voynich Emily C. Voynich ’02 Shirley & Jonathan Wagner Dar & Tom Wagner Christopher G. Wagner Anthony J. Wagner Tiffany A. Waits ’06 Sharon & Joe Walbran Scott & Mariella Walker, ’93, ’93 Sara D. Walker, ’09 Deane T. Wallace, ’77 Kristin Wallin, ’03 Scarlet S. Walls Keith T. Walsh, MBA ’00 Rodney ’64 & Libby (Starkey) ’64 Walter Rodney J. Walter Jr. ’87 Preston Waltrip Joe & Carol Wampler Fletcher W. Ward Stephen ’94 & Karen Ward Christina Waterbury Julianne C. Watkins, ’12 Ainslie E. Watkins, ’12 Erin Watson Hess Mary C. Watson Brad D. Weatheread Mary Lou (Burt) Weaver, ’68 Jean I. Weaver Michael & Nancy Weber Michael & Nancy (Tobin) ’66, SM ’06 Weber Karin M. Weber ’93 Julie Lowery & Byron Black, ’91. ’91 Thierry C. Weber, ’07 Gwyneht Weigel Susil ’00 Monica R. Weigel, ’04 Jeffrey R. Weir Robert Weisenburger Bridget C. Weisenburger Zach (’04) & Mary Taber (’05) Weisse Natalie A. Weisse Matthew Wellman Sarah Wellman Wells Fargo Foundation Zachary F. Wellwerts Julie Wellwerts Gregory Wellwerts Alice G. Wesson Laura C. Gricius-West ’85 Michael & Mary West ’06, ’06 Susannah J. West, ’00 Christopher West Stewart Wester Juan C. Wester Alexandra Weston Grove Anthony & Judy Whalen Antoinette M. Whalen John (’02) & Rachel (’02) Wheadon Michael J. Wheadon Laura & Gregory Pepin Marilyn T. Wheadon Margaret Nelson Whelan, ’70

Kevin Jerome White Serena R. White ’11 Irene R. White Dr. & Mrs. William G. White Marilyn White, MBA ’90 Michael A. White, ’91 Margaret White Sylvia A. Whiteacre Amber M. Whitehead, ’03 Ellen Wicker Julia & Richard Williams Mutryce A. Williams, ’05 Charlene Williams, SM ’08 Tonyia (Ford) Williams Sean & Charlotte Williams, ’95, ’96 Denise M. Williams Victoria W. Williamson Sarah Willingham Diane M. Willis Wallace & Rebecca Wilson Carmen Wilson Delores Carolyn Wilson MBA ’92 Emily C. Wilson Lori A. Wilson Rosemary I. Wilson, ’06 John C. WilsonMay, ’05 John David Winchell ’83 Wesley S. Winchester Elizabeth P. Window Sheryl D. Winn, ’77 Rebecca G. Winstead, ’04 David A. Winstead, ’06 Lillian G. Winstead Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Winstead Rita N. Wisdom Matthew W. Wise Chong J. Wojtkowski, ’02 Greg ’77 & Patrice (O’Hare) ’78 Wolfe Gregory Clyde Wolfe II Jonathan P. Wolfe Marisa A. Wolfe, ’09 Christopher J. Wolfe, ’09 Michael S. Wolfson Robert ’83 & Katie (Baehr) ’84 Wood Brian D. Woods, ’94 Jonathan P. Woods Evan M. Wormsbecher Kenneth W. Wright ’86 Aaron Michael Wyatt Renee E. Yackley Mr. & Mrs. Randal Yackley Lisa Y. Yager ’88 Robert Yale Derek Yoder Yogurt Zone June Yowtak, ’02 Kayleigh C. Zeppa Anne Ziolkowski, ’93 Jonathan D. Zischkau, Jr. Sean M. Zohorsky Adrienne Zollo Marybeth S. Zuhlke ’68 Joel & Jessica Zuniga

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