Utica Magazine - Fall 2018 by Utica University

A MAGAZINE OF UTICA COLLEGE FALL 2018

Above and Beyond How five UC students are reaching new heights in internships all over the world

Meet Provost Todd Pfannestiel | More Campus Construction | The Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Report

FIRST WORDS Letter from the Editor Intern-al Relations For college grads of my generation (and maybe yours, too) the term “intern” was synonymous with “coffee fetcher,” “copy maker,” or the more general “unpaid, overworked assistant.” During my college days, my friends and I often traded horror stories about the menial tasks we were assigned as part of our internships. These tales ranged from the mundane (I was once instructed to photocopy an entire dictionary to save the company the cost of a new one) to the demeaning: A friend interning at a major city newspaper spent his first day on the floor picking staples from the carpet. But in my senior year, I hit the internship jackpot. I scored a gig as an editorial intern at Baltimore Style, a regional lifestyle magazine. Sure, I did my fair share of grunt work (those envelopes weren’t going to lick themselves), but I also got to write real stories and be part of the magazine process, which began with informal brainstorms in the editor’s office and ended with a tangible, glossy product and my name in print. Without that experience, I probably wouldn’t have been inspired to pursue a career in magazine writing, or earn my master’s in journalism, or go on to a career I love. (And, for what it’s worth, you probably wouldn’t be holding this exact magazine in your hands right now.) To me, that’s exactly what an internship should be—life changing. In this issue, you’ll find more stories of internships that helped UC students learn valuable lessons about their chosen fields, the professional world, and themselves—with

BEHIND THE COVER: Atop a parking garage in downtown Syracuse, photographer Kevin Waldron went to great lengths to get the perfect shot of Upstate intern Allison Della Penna ’18.

no copy-making or staple-picking required. I’m thrilled to share their experiences, along with lots of other great UC stories, in this issue. As always, let us know what you think. Share your thoughts on our new look and the stories in this issue via email at uticamag@utica.edu. Mary Donofrio Editor

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Everyday Pioneers:

Justine Hutchins ’14, G’15 Through her unique new program, occupational therapist Justine Hutchins ’14, G’15 is helping young women cope with mean girls—both at school and online. When Justine Hutchins chose occupational therapy as her major at UC, her goal was simple: She wanted to help people. As a kid, she’d seen her own grandpa and a close friend suffer traumatic injuries, and Hutchins watched how OTs were critical in helping them build strength, improve self-esteem, and regain independence during their recovery. Today, Hutchins, now a full-time OT at central New York-based Little Lukes Childcare Center, is doing the same for victims of another type of trauma: bullying. Founded in 2017 and launched in April 2018, Girl Empowered Talk is a group for young women to talk openly about self-esteem

issues and learn strategies to cope with bullying, both in school and on social media. “Doing something like this has been a dream of mine for a very long time,” says Hutchins, who was bullied herself as a teen and vividly remembers the pain and isolation of feeling like “you’re the only one going through it,” she recalls. “Female bullying is so different from the way boys pick on one another, and I felt like there weren’t a lot of resources out there for me.” With Girl Empowered Talk, Hutchins hopes to gives young women the accepting, nonjudgmental environment she wanted as a teen, along with

constructive ways to deal with the bullies themselves. After months of planning, she launched the program in her hometown of Boonville, New York. In early 2018, she met with the school’s guidance counselor, who helped spread the word through parents and teachers. On social media, she connected with local Girl Scout troops and the 4H Club to attract interest. During the first session in May, Hutchins used the techniques she’s honed as an OT to facilitate open discussion among the young women, who ranged in age from nine to 18. “Rather than asking them directly about being bullied, I’d say things like ‘tell me about bullying you’ve seen at school or online,’” she says. “My goal is to act as a facilitator, because more than anything, these girls just want someone to listen.”

After the conversation, Hutchins led the group in mindfulness exercises, journaling, and a guided meditation, focusing on the idea that, with bullies, “their behavior is about them, not about you.” The group’s second event is scheduled for the fall in Liverpool, New York, and Hutchins is already planning a third. She’s also in the process of earning her yoga teaching certification in the hope of offering more yogabased exercises during group sessions. Feedback after the first session, she says, has provided plenty of encouragement to keep Girl Empowered Talk going—and growing—far into the future. “One of the youngest participants told me it was the first time she was able to talk about her feelings without being interrupted,” Hutchins says. “That means everything to me.”

CONTENTS

Everyday Pioneers

Your Letters

Around Campus

15 Athletics FEATURES 18

Internships That Work Five UC students gained more than job experience in impressive internships all over the world.

Meet Todd Pfannstiel UC’s new provost shares his unexpected path to Utica and his big plans for the future.

‘Everyone Deserves Dignity’ Louis Tehan ’74 retires after 39 years at the helm of Upstate Cerebral Palsy.

President’s Report

Alumni News

Advancement Updates

Class Notes

Editor Mary C. Donofrio Creative Director Kevin Waldron Senior Writers Joe Perry Kelly Adams Christine Leogrande Photography Jamie Callari Kevin Waldron Class Notes Editors Mark C. Kovacs Mona Kazour â&#x20AC;&#x2122;19 Utica is published twice a year, Fall and Spring, by the Office of Marketing and Communications: Kelly Adams, Assistant Vice President. Stay in Touch! Send correspondence regarding Utica, address changes, and Class Notes to: Office of Alumni and Parent Relations Utica College 1600 Burrstone Road Utica, NY 13502-4892 Or call (800) 456-8278, (315) 792-3025 Or e-mail: uticamag@utica.edu

YOUR LETTERS

Cheers to Unity I was happy to read that students participated in a Unity Walk during the fall semester (“A Meaningful Mile,” fall 2017, p. 8). There was quite a bit of racial tension on campus between African-American and white students when I was at Utica College back in the day. Hopefully that was a period the College will never see again. I believe in inclusion for all people, regardless of race, color, or disability. I have the picture of the Unity Walk hanging on the wall in my office. It has really meant a lot to me, and I look at it every day. Jim Moore ’75 Ardmore, Pa. The Magazine’s Makeover

and future of Utica College, it will be a success.

As an alumnus I thought I would offer a few comments on the new magazine. The name Utica is bold, fresh, and relevant. The design is clean and compelling.

William Weckesser ’71 Toronto, Ontario, Canada

As for the content, I could not stop reading it. I studied with Dr. Eugene Nassar (fall 2017, p. 20), and I knew Ray Simon (fall 2017, p. 1) so those articles were of great interest to me. However, the stories on Dr. Marijean Levering (fall 2017, p. 32) impressed me the most. All of the articles are interesting and convey a very positive impression of the College. As long as the magazine continues to celebrate the past, present,

My compliments on the fall 2017 issue of Utica. You all put in your time on the redesign, and it showed. My wife (Mary Scallon ’69) and I both read the magazine when it arrives, so this issue was quite a surprise. I was sad to see Dr. Nassar had passed. I only had him for one course, but his enthusiasm was truly infectious, and he was so welcoming to any comments we students would come up with. “Making Headlines” (fall 2017, p. 26) was a real look back on how the Tangerine

was run and what it faced. My wife and I were there in the mid-late ’60s—heady times, indeed. I was in the first wave of veterans coming out of the military and using the new G.I. Bill, and we truly felt we were in a different world from what we had been experiencing. It was a very difficult time (not unlike now), and we were all trying to make sense of it in our own way. Keep up the good work. Ken Scallon ’70 Nassau, N.Y. I see no reason to change the name of The Pioneer to Utica except for your hubris. The list of donors should have been listed alphabetically

by last name (“President’s Report,” fall 2017, p. 37). What you have is a useless group of names that is very confusing. Professor Simon would have been aghast. Sandra Haponski ‘56 Lady Lake, Fla.

Familiar Faces I enjoy reading Utica magazine to learn about what’s going on at UC, seldom expecting to find any relevance in Alumni News or Class Notes to my class and classmates of 1950, except the In Memoriam section. So imagine my surprise and joy to find a picture on page 37 (“Pioneer Past,” spring 2018) of people I knew. I believe it’s a picture of the members of Eta Mu Chapter, Alpha Phi

Omega, the Service Fraternity. I recognize at the far left, Lyle (Jack) Howland from Rome, New York, who later worked in Finance at Griffiss Air Base, and Herbert B. Brown, fourth from the left, who I believe served as treasurer for Mohawk Airlines. I am pictured second from the right. I retired from E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company in 1985, moving from Manhattan to Prescott, Arizona, the “Cowboy Capital Of The American West.” I recognize many of the others pictured but, at 93, I can’t quite put a name with every face. Thanks so much, though, for making my day. Frank Ockenfels ’50 Prescott, Ariz.

CORRECTION: Some happy news to report regarding an unfortunate error in the spring 2018 issue of Utica. In “Remembering Ray,” p. 25, an essay refers to “the late Jack Behrens.” The legendary UC journalism professor is very much alive and quite busy. In fact, he just published a memoir about his fascinating career as a lifelong journalist who has interviewed everyone from President Ronald Reagan to Walt Disney. We are deeply sorry for the mistake (one that Professor Behrens taught generations of UC students to avoid through careful editing and proofreading). For more info on Behrens’ latest book, visit his website at writerjackweb.com

(Left) This photo from our spring 2018 issue jogged one reader’s memory. (Right) Professor Jack Behrens in the classroom circa 1968.

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MAKING THE CUT It was a family affair on September 29, when lead donor Gary Thurston â&#x20AC;&#x2122;68 was joined by his sons and their wives for the unveiling of Thurston Hall, the construction management programâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new home on campus.

LENDING A HAND More than 70 students spent their fall break giving back to the community. As part of the first Alternative Fall Break initiative on October 9, this group of UC students volunteered with six local non-profit organizations, including the YWCA, Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees, and Kids Oneida.

AROUND CAMPUS

City of Utica 1st Edition

2 TO 6 PLAYERS AGES 8 TO ADULT

(Pictured, left to right) Lidia Tunyan ‘19, Mayor Wayne Messam, Associate Provost for Online Learning Polly Smith, Vanessa De La Cruz ‘19, Jeffery Gates, Dean of Health Professions and Education Patrice Hallock, Evelyn Gonzalez, Nursing Professor and Department Chair Annette Becker, Senator Anitere Flores

UC Opens New Accelerated Nursing Program Site in Miramar, Florida The grand opening of UC’s new nursing site in Miramar, Florida, on September 13 was a celebration of Utica College and the nursing profession. Miramar Mayor Wayne Messam and Florida State Senator Anitere Flores attended the celebration, along with UC’s Senior Vice President for Student Life and Enrollment Management Jeffery Gates and nursing student Vanessa De La Cruz ’19, who performed the ribbon-cutting honors. The Miramar facility is designed to support the expansion of UC’s regionally accredited 16-month ABSN program and is equipped with state-of-the-art nursing labs that replicate the clinical setting with anatomically correct task trainers, full-body patient

simulators, and contemporary hospital equipment. It also features a study area, student lounge, and onsite café in the building complex. One highlight of the ribbon-cutting ceremony: an inspiring speech from Evelyn Gonzales, Director of Clinical Workforce Development at Memorial Healthcare System, one of UC’s affiliated clinical rotation sites. “The heart and soul of hospitals are bedside nurses,” Gonzales told the aspiring nurses. “They are the ones who wipe away the tears, who keep the patients and families informed of what is going on and, ultimately, they are the ones who are there when the others go home.”

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Thinking Games 2 TO 6 PLAYERS AGES 8 TO ADULT

Relax, mom and dad—it’s just water in those cups. And it’s educational! Students in OCT 506, Occupation Exploration, learned about the performance skills and patterns required for common leisure activities, something professional occupational therapists educate and train their clients on every day. (1) Utica College is For Sale … on the Monopoly board, that is. In July, production began on 5,000 first-edition copies of the Utica version of the classic board game. The project is a fundraiser for Abraham House, a Utica-based organization for the terminally ill. UC joins Utica mainstays like the Stanley Theater, Delmonico’s Italian Steakhouse, the Adirondack Bank Center, the Utica Zoo, and many more on the game board. And among the game pieces replacing the classic thimble, shoe and top hat: Our own Trax the moose. The games will be released mid-November and are available for pre-order via Abraham House’s website, theabrahamhouse.org. (2)

By the Numbers: The Class of 2022 UC’s newest batch of incoming students is diverse, accomplished, and full of surprises. 623 first-year students total

19 U.S. states represented

3 high-school valedictorians

26 whose moms are alumnae

4 high-school salutatorians

1 whose parent, grandparent, and great-grandparent all attended UC

69 in the top 25 percent of their high-school classes

1 coming off active duty, U.S. Army

560 who participated in athletics in high school

1 amateur MMA fighter

Can We Talk? Dr. Jonathan Zimmerman began his address at UC on September 13 with a startling statistic: The more education you have, the less likely it is that you’ve had a conversation with someone of a different political perspective in the past year. “That, to me, is the ultimate indictment of American higher education,” he said. “Education should mean exposing us to things that aren’t us.” In his talk, which kicked off UC’s year-long “Talking Across Differences” series, Zimmer-

Student Group Spotlight: UC Improv Club No campus organization devoted to your favorite hobby? Improvise. That’s what Cali Kesses ’19 did in spring 2017, when she founded UC’s Improv Club. Devoted to the quirky art of improvisational theatre, the club has around 10 members who span all majors (Kesses herself is a nursing major). No acting or improv experience is required to join. “For us, Improv Club is an escape from our heavy course loads,” she says. “A lot of us wanted to act in college but didn’t necessarily want to commit to performing in one of the theater shows on campus.”

man advocated for reasoned, informed debates in the classroom, and encouraged professors and students not to shy away from tough topics for fear of creating controversy. “We need to talk about talk,” he said, explaining that the most effective way to bridge the gaps in society is through open conversation—without name-calling, explicit language, or labels. “Those are the things that substitute for real arguments and delegitimize people on the other side,” he says. “That’s the danger.”

Instead, Improv Club’s weekly meetings are informal gatherings where members play acting games, like using a random object (say, a cardboard box) to create a scene and build characters. “Some games require constant movement, others are slower and focus on individual words, lines, or props,” Kesses says. “Other times we get into smaller groups to watch each other perform and give notes.” Kesses says the group would like to perform publicly at some point, but for now, they’re busy honing their skills and having fun. “We are a very small club, but our members are passionate and happy to be involved.”

“We must encourage the widest possible discussion of ideas, with the understanding that the ideas with which some members of the College community disagree should not be silenced but are best met by other viewpoints and engaged argumentation.” From Utica College’s Statement of Principles on Free Expression, created by students, faculty, staff, alumni, and College trustees and adopted in spring 2018. For the full statement, visit utica.edu/expression

AROUND CAMPUS

Faculty Achievement Hossein Behforooz, associate professor of mathematics, presented a talk at the International Congress of Mathematicians in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, in August.

John Camey was appointed to the position of interim dean for the School of Business and Justice Studies, effective June 1, 2018. Camey most recently served as Dean for the School of Business at Cameron University in Lawton, Oklahoma.

Richard Duque, visiting assistant professor of sociology, published an article, “Predicting Active Shooter Events: Are Regional Homogeneity, Intolerance, Dull Lives, and More Guns Enough Deterrence?” in the journal Crime & Delinquency.

Jeff Miller, associate professor of communication and media, presented his paper “Every Defeat a Seed: Losing the War on Poverty in Syracuse, N.Y.” at the Social Work and Social Development Conference in Dublin, Ireland, in July.

Donald Rebovich, coordinator of Utica College’s Fraud and Financial Crime Investigation (FFCI) programs and executive director of Utica College’s Center for Identity Management and Information Protection (CIMIP), and Leslie Corbo, assistant professor of cybersecurity, spoke at the Organizational Privacy Summit in Naples, Florida, in April. Their presentation was titled, “Data Breaches Today and The Unintentional Insider Threat.”

Historical and Popular Texts in Physics Teaching,” at the American Association of Physics Teachers meeting in Washington, D.C., in July. Jim Smith, professor of physical therapy, received the New York Physical Therapy Association’s Lucy Blair Service Award for his continued promotion of the profession of physical therapy. He was also honored with the Academy of Acute Care Physical Therapy’s Lecture Award for his leadership and distinguished contributions to the Academy.

Joseph Ribaudo, associate professor of physics, presented a talk, “Using

UC Faculty Bookshelf

New releases from Utica College faculty members Religious Responses to Marriage Equality By Luke Perry, professor of government and politics and director of Utica College’s Center of Public Affairs and Election Research Published by Routledge Perry examines how religious groups in America have responded theologically and politically to the legalization of same-sex marriage, with original data gathered from interviews with regional and local religious authorities.

From Disability Theory to Practice: Essays in Honor of Jerome E. Bickenbach Edited by Christopher A. Riddle, associate professor of philosophy and director of Utica College’s Applied Ethics Institute Published by Rowman & Littlefield Riddle edits this collection of essays which detail the career and influence of Professor Jerome Bickenbach, a preeminent scholar, policy-maker, activist, and advocate for 14 people with disabilities.

ATHLETICS

Kaitlyn Stinson ’19 Hometown: South Kortright, NY Major: Health Studies Utica College’s cross-country program has a relatively young history. Even so, years from now, it’s a safe bet that Kaitlyn Stinson will remain entrenched in the record books. The reigning Empire 8 Conference Runner of the Year is an odds-on favorite to earn the honor in 2018. In addition, she captured U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association All-Region and All-Academic honors in 2017. Stinson, who has also achieved All-Conference recognition in indoor and outdoor track and field, is not focused on individual accolades. Rather, her sights are squarely set on leading UC to a second consecutive Empire 8 championship.

ATHLETICS

The women’s soccer team started the season with a 7-5-2 record, clinching its winningest season since 2007. The impressive start included a five-game unbeaten streak and three overtime victories. (1) The football team captured the second annual New York State Tool Believe Bowl on October 6, defeating St. John Fisher 33-7 at Gaetano Stadium. The Believe Bowl was created to raise awareness for the Believe 271 Foundation, which supports firefighters battling occupational cancer and other life-threatening illnesses contracted in the line of duty. (2) Tyler Wright ’19 (3) and Mitchell Marlow ’20 (4) combined for five Empire 8 men’s cross country Empire 8 Runner of the Week honors.

The men’s lacrosse program established the Ben Winkler ’12 Memorial “44” Award, which will be presented to the senior team member who best exemplifies hard work, dedication, and teamwork. The award was endowed by Stephen and Lisa Winkler in memory of their son Ben, one of the top offensive players in UC history, who passed away unexpectedly in January 2018. Members of the lacrosse team will vote on the award each fall, and the recipient will wear Winkler’s 44 jersey number during the spring season in his honor.

Kara O’Driscoll ’20 become the first UC women’s golfer to earn All-Conference recognition at the Empire 8 conference championships. O’Driscoll, who jumped five spots on day two, carded an 86 for an eighth place finish at the tournament in Ballston Spa, NY. (5)

Bringing it Back Home: Alumni games celebrate the spirit of competition on Homecoming Weekend

Internships That Work Coffee runs and copy-making? Not for these five interns, who gained powerful real-world experience (and a few job offers) in impressive internships all over the world.

Jordan Leogrande ’19 Major: Construction Management Internship: Pre-construction intern at Texas-based commercial construction firm Location: Dallas, Texas Getting the gig: After applying to more than 140 construction companies, Leogrande was thrilled to score an interview with the organization at the top of his list (which he’d prefer not to identify). “I have always been drawn to a bigger playing field,” he says. So when one of the most respected commercial construction firms in Texas offered him a summer internship at their Dallas

headquarters, “I jumped at the opportunity.” Ready for takeoff: In his role, Leogrande analyzed data to provide quantity take-offs— construction management lingo for estimates of materials and labor required to complete a job. Leogrande’s work focused on the company’s aviation projects, which included international airport expansions and renovations. Typical day on the job: “I would arrive at my office around 6:30 a.m., have a Donut-Shop K-Cup, and get to work,” Leogrande says. “My goal each day was to walk out of the office knowing more than I did when I walked in.”

Southern discomfort: A Central New York native, Leogrande says he wasn’t exactly prepared for the Texas heat. “It’s a stereotype that Texas summers are hot, but I’m convinced that you don’t know real heat until you spend a summer in Texas.” Good company: Leogrande’s coworkers and supervisors were “some of the brightest and most passionate people in the commercial construction industry,” he says. And the feeling was mutual: Leogrande was offered a full-time position as an estimator at the company after he graduates in spring 2019. “Being handed that job-offer letter is the proudest moment of my life to date.”

“My goal each day was to walk out of the office knowing more than I did when I walked in.”

Allison Della Penna ’18 Major: Psychology – Child Life, Child Life Specialty Concentration Internship: Child life intern at Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital Location: Syracuse, New York Getting the gig: Notoriously competitive, child life internships require an extensive application and interview process. Della Penna applied to 20 children’s hospitals throughout the Northeast and scored interviews at 10. She opted for Upstate, where she is the only child life intern on staff. “I knew I could grow professionally and personally here,” she says. “It was the best choice for me.” Talking the talk: A child life specialist is “half teacher, half social worker,” explains Della Penna. While doctors and nurses are concerned with the medical side of a child’s care, the child life specialist helps explain procedures to kids in language they can understand, sometimes using toys and games to make the hospital less intimidating. “Little things that adults take for granted, like the noises or smells of the hospital, can be scary to children,” she says. “My job is to make them comfortable and create normalcy during their hospital stay.” In their shoes: Della Penna knows firsthand the value of a child life specialist’s role. Her younger brother, Griffin, was diagnosed with leukemia when she was 7, and she has vivid memories of the hospital’s child life specialist explaining the procedures her brother was undergoing, like having a

port placed in his chest for chemotherapy. “I remember she used a doll to show me what the port would look like,” she says. “It made it less scary.” Now cancer-free for over a decade, Griffin and his cancer journey help inform Della Penna’s approach to patients every day. “I can tell families that I know what they’re going through, because I’ve been there.” A typical day: As a fulltime intern, Della Penna works at Upstate 40 hours a week. For the first half of her internship, Della Penna worked days in the pediatric oncology unit. In the second half, she transitioned to nights in the “much faster-paced” Emergency Department, she says. “In Emergency, you have no idea what to expect, so it’s more challenging.” In the bag: “It’s become a joke around here that I always have my ‘bag of tricks’ with me,’” she says, referring to her impressive supply of games, toys, and dolls with pretend medical equipment. “Kids learn and express emotions through play, so toys are really important.” Using a blank-faced doll and marker, for example, Della Penna will ask a child to draw how he’s feeling. “It starts the conversation.” Proud moment: While Della Penna mostly works under the guidance of her supervisor, one of her proudest moments was preparing a child for a procedure on her own. “I have been able to develop my own skill set here,” she says “This experience is helping me transition from a student to a professional.”

Tyler Dowsland ’19 Major: Cybersecurity Internship: Security Operations Center (SOC) Associate Analyst at CipherTechs Location: Kilkenny, Ireland Getting the gig: Dowsland’s brother works in the cyber field, and he mentioned his company was looking for a summer intern at their Ireland location. “I’ve never been outside the United States before, so that drew me in,” Dowsland says. He interviewed for the position and was selected. He made the big trip across the pond the week after classes ended in May. Quick study: In his role as analyst, Dowsland monitored the company’s clients for security breeches and investigated suspicious activity through IP addresses, browsing history, and geo-locations.

“I thought I was going to need weeks of training to comprehend the work I was doing,” he says, “but after a week of hands-on training, I was working in queues just like the other analysts were.” Welcome home: Located about 80 miles south of Dublin, Kilkenny is a small city that “instantly felt welcoming.” Plus, being of Irish descent, Dowsland says traveling to the country “felt like going to the motherland.” Comic relief: “My colleagues were some of the most focused individuals I’ve ever met,” Dowsland says. “But when the day was going slow, someone would make a joke and the whole office would be laughing.” Soccer balls and Frisbees made frequent appearances around the office, too. “It was like working with a bunch of professional comedians.”

Liam Patterson ’19 Major: Physics Internship: Research Intern, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics

“The sun fascinates me because it’s our closest star and there’s still so much we don’t know about it.”

Location: Boulder, Colorado Getting the gig: UC Physics Professor Linda Dake encouraged Patterson to explore the Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program, which places qualified undergraduate students at National Science Foundation-funded research sites all over the country. An opportunity to study astrophysics at the University of Colorado Boulder appealed to him most. “I’d never been outside the eastern U.S., so I

was excited to see that part of the country.” He applied and was accepted. Seeing stars: Patterson worked with data collected in the Extreme Ultraviolet Variability Experiment to study solar flares, the sudden release of energy in the solar atmosphere. Under the guidance of a mentor, he wrote computer code to detect flares and help scientists understand why— and when—they’re likely to happen. Follow the sun: As a kid, Patterson was obsessed with astronomy. “My parents took me to planetariums, and I loved the idea of exploring the unknown,” he

says. “The sun fascinates me because it’s our closest star and there’s still so much we don’t know about it.” After graduating in spring 2019, Patterson plans to study solar physics in graduate school. Mountain man: When he wasn’t in the lab, Patterson found time to explore Boulder, mostly on his bike. “Boulder is extremely bikefriendly,” he says. “There are bike paths everywhere, and there was even a bike trail from my apartment to my office.” Rocky Mountain National Park was a favorite destination, too. “It’s a great place for stargazing,” he says. “You can see everything.”

Mikal Saxon ’19 Major: Communication and Media Internship: Intern, 97.9/105.5 Kiss FM Radio Location: Utica, New York Getting the gig: Saxon connected with Kiss FM personality Kris “Roscoe Red” Majka last year, when a public relations course assignment required him to interview a person in his dream career. The next semester, when it came time to pursue fieldwork opportunities, Saxon reconnected with Majka and scored a position as intern. “My dream is to tell stories for a living and reach a lot of people, and radio is the perfect outlet for that,” he says.

Now hear this: Saxon had only been on the job a few weeks (working mostly behind the scenes) when he was asked to go on the air last-minute to share his experience during UC’s lockdown in March 2018. “I just looked at the mic like it was a person I was having a conversation with,” he says. “That helped me get over the nerves.” Man on the street: Though most of Saxon’s time was spent at the station’s studio in Utica, he often found himself representing Kiss FM in the local community. For the station’s popular “CNY Bachelor” contest, Saxon visited Utica hot spots like Ocean Blue restaurant and the Stanley Theater with contes-

tants. He also helped organize the weekly “What the Truck” food truck event during the summer. Says Saxon: “I saw how important it is to network with the community and local businesses.” Working lunch: Saxon says his proudest moment during his internship came at the end-of-semester intern luncheon, organized by communications professor David Chanatry. Saxon invited his supervisor, Kiss FM Promotions Director Liz DeSanctis, to the event. “Ms. Liz helped me every step of the way during my internship, and it was an amazing feeling to reflect on how much I grew and learned about myself in such a short time.”

“My dream is to tell stories for a living, and radio is the perfect outlet for that.”

Meet Todd Pfannestiel

UC’s new provost on his long and winding road to Utica and his student-centered plans for the future. You can learn a lot about Todd Pfannestiel from even the most cursory look around his office. The Godfather is well represented, as are comic books and the Beatles. Autographed photos of Rat Packers like Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin are proudly displayed. The walls showcase hockey jerseys and sticks, memorializing his favorite team (the Pittsburgh Penguins) and favorite player (Mario Lemieux). The mementos have followed Pfannestiel throughout his long academic career, most recently at Clarion University

in Pennsylvania, where he spent more than 20 years in a variety of roles and planned to spend several more. Clarion, he explains, felt like home. He and his wife, Aimee, a philosophy professor and Clarion alumna herself, had built strong relationships in the community, and Pfannestiel was an integral part of the University’s growth over the past two decades as a faculty member, then dean, and later provost and vice president for academic affairs. But starting in 2015, Pfannestiel couldn’t seem to escape news about Utica College. The tuition reset was “on everyone’s lips in academia,” he recalls. “I was at a national conference, and people kept talking about Utica College and this big thing they did with tuition. I thought ‘wow, now that’s a remarkable move.’ I admired an institution that was bold enough to carve out a path and find a way to follow it.” And then there were the students. The more Pfannestiel learned about UC’s history, mission, and unique student population, namely UC’s many first-generation college students, the more his interest grew. “I saw myself in UC’s students,” he says. “My parents didn’t go to college. They always encouraged me, but I had to find ways to pay for my own education. I had to figure it out.” Even as he continued his work at Clarion with no real interest in leaving, Pfannestiel kept tabs on UC in the years following the tuition reset, including the addition of new

academic programs, facilities, and the growing enrollment. He puts it simply: “I had an interest in Utica College long before they ever expressed an interest in me.” So when the provost position opened in 2017, Pfannestiel couldn’t help but explore the opportunity. He certainly had the credentials for the job; he earned his Ph.D. from The College of William and Mary and his B.A. from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. He also completed a National Science Foundation graduate research fellowship at Duke University and had spent decades in the classroom as a professor of history. A historian, Pfannestiel has focused his research on American civil liberties and the Vietnam War, among other topics. In late 2017, after talking it over with Aimee, he applied for the job. A few phone interviews later, Pfannestiel was invited to campus. “Meeting the people at UC exceeded my wildest expectations,” he recalls “I really value those personal relationships where you can laugh and joke with your colleagues, and I immediately got that sense from the people I met here.” After his two-day visit, Pfannestiel was sure he’d be getting a job offer—so sure, in fact, that he stopped at the bookstore for a Pioneers ice hockey jersey before heading home. Fortunately, his instincts were correct. Today, nearly five months into the job, the adjustment period has been “fantastic,” he says. “Everyone has been so welcoming, and not just in the way of ‘oh, you’re the new person, so I’ll be nice.’ I’ve felt a genuine connection with faculty, staff, students, and community members.” The easy transition has allowed Pfannestiel to dive into projects designed to increase UC’s relevance on both the regional and national stage “as an institution that continues to offer cutting edge academic programs that students seek and employers need,” he says. He’s already working on initiatives to explore new program offerings, reexamine existing ones, and provide expanded internship opportunities to students. “It’s not so much about fixing problems, but about what we should do next.” Pfannestiel’s ultimate goal, though? To help UC maintain the air of excitement and change that drew him here in the first place. “There have been great successes in the past two years,” he says. “We want to be sure these aren’t just two great years we regress from, but instead ask ourselves ‘how do we repeat and grow from those successes? How do we maintain this momentum?’” “In other words,” he says, smiling, “I want to keep riding the wave.”

Provost Todd Pfannestiel at a Glance Hometown: I grew up all over, but spent my formative years in Sepulpa, a small town in northeast Oklahoma. Pets: Aimee and I always say that our two dogs are our babies. We have a 14-year-old Shepard-Collie named Maddie, and a 3-year-old Shepherd mix named Rocky. They get away with everything. Favorite movie of all time: I absolutely love The Godfather, but my favorite is an Italian film from 1988 called Cinema Paradiso. It’s a love story in the purest sense; the only movie that’s ever brought me to tears. Funniest movie of all time: Young Frankenstein. Or Blazing Saddles. Anything Mel Brooks. Favorite meal: My mom’s meatloaf. I grew up on that stuff. What’s playing on your car radio: The Beatles station on Sirius XM. I haven’t changed the channel once since I discovered that radio station. Favorite sports team: The Pittsburgh Penguins. And the UC Pioneers, of course. Last concert you attended: Paul McCartney in 2015 in State College, Pa. It was my third time seeing him live. Hidden talent: I am confident that I make the world’s best pumpkin roll. It’s pumpkin cake with cream cheese filling rolled up like a jellyroll. I challenge anyone to make a better pumpkin roll. It’s sublime. Favorite way to unwind: Watching a hockey game, or any sporting event. Last great book you read: I reread Candide by Voltaire often, but I just finished The Alienist by Caleb Carr. I’m a big murder-mystery fan, especially when it’s historical. Favorite Utica cuisine: I love Italian food, so my wife and I have enjoyed sampling Utica’s cuisine over the past few months. Riggies, greens, and pizza—everything is delicious. Just the other night I had the best lasagna at Cavallo’s.

Varied Treasure Provost Pfannestiel’s office in DePerno Hall is packed with his most prized possessions, but these three items are among his favorites: 1. My Batman Comics Lithograph. I was a serious comic book collector as a kid, and I especially loved Batman comics. When I was 12, my mom brought me to an art gallery in San Diego, and I thought I’d be bored out of my mind. But the exhibition was all about Batman. I was looking in awe at these paintings, watercolors, and charcoals. The gallery owner could see how much I was enjoying the artwork. He said, “There’s someone here I want you to meet.” Bob Kane, the creator of Batman, happened to be in the back filling out paperwork. He came out and talked to me. He asked questions: “How many Batman comics do you have? What’s your favorite?” I told him, “Detective Comics No. 31. I love it.” This was before the days of email or social media, so we exchanged addresses, and Bob Kane and I became pen pals. In December of 1978, almost six months later, a cardboard tube arrived in the mail. It was a Christmas gift from Bob Kane: the cover of Detective Comics 31. He remembered it was my favorite. At the very bottom, he wrote “To my pal Todd. Best Wishes, Bob Kane.” We continued to correspond over the years, but more infrequently as I grew up and he got older. I still have letters that he wrote, some hand drawings that he did. But this piece means the world to me. It’s been on the wall in every office I’ve ever had. 2. My Mario Lemieux autographed hockey stick. For about as long as I can remember, Mario Lemieux has always been one of my true heroes, just for everything he’s been through and everything he did to make the Pittsburgh Penguins a better team. He autographed this stick for me at an auction in Pittsburgh, and it was real moment for me. I felt like I was 10 again, meeting my sports idol. Every time I see it I can still remember that feeling. 3. “Happy Xmas (War is Over)” record autographed by John Lennon. Beatles fans will say “oh, don’t play favorites,” but John was always my favorite Beatle. When I was in graduate school, I developed an appreciation for everything he did in his art to promote peace. It really resonated with me. I found an autographed Apple version of this record from an auction house, and I had to have it. I framed it with this flier, also from an auction, that John and Yoko released from a plane over Toronto in 1969 as part of the “War is Over! If you want it” campaign.

‘Everyone Deserves Dignity’ After 39 years with Upstate Cerebral Palsy, Louis Tehan ’74 steps down as president and CEO

Nearly 40 years ago, Louis Tehan ’74 began his tenure with Upstate Cerebral Palsy in the basement of Kernan Elementary School in Utica. In those days, Tehan, who retired as president and CEO in May, helped the grassroots agency provide early intervention services to preschool-age children with cerebral palsy. Today, UCP and its affiliates own more than 90 buildings, employ 3,000 people, and offer services and support to more than 30,000 individuals each year. Under Tehan’s leadership, the agency grew beyond cerebral palsy programs, serving people of all ages with a wide range of physical and mental disabilities through residential and outpatient resources throughout the state. At the heart of it all, Tehan has maintained the same philosophy: “Treat every child as if they were the president’s son or daughter,” he says. “Everyone deserves dignity.” To that end, Tehan has always been a champion for parents’ involvement in their children’s treatment and care. Even now, with thousands of skilled medical professionals and therapists comprising UCP’s staff, “families still self-direct services,” Tehan explains. “We offer support, but families do what they think is best for their children. It’s harder to

maintain that culture as we grow, but it’s the only culture that works.” Another guiding principle: UCP’s connection to Utica College. The organization remains one of the largest employers of UC grads, and hosts dozens of students each year as interns and volunteers. “It’s a relationship I’ve treasured over the years,” says Tehan, who credits his own success, in large part, to his UC education. “Utica College gave me a solid, well-balanced foundation.” And his sociology professor, the late Doris Miga, was an integral part of it. “Professor Miga kept me on track,” he says. “She showed me the important of research and data, the value of academic study; she encouraged me to pursue graduate school. She was way ahead of her time.” Even in retirement, Tehan isn’t fully stepping back. He remains CEO of Upstate Caring Partners, UCP’s parent organization. He’s slowly cutting back hours, but still regularly works around 35 hours a week. After all, he says, “You can’t just quit cold turkey.”

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Table of Contents Profile of Contributions............................................31 Loyal Pioneers............................................................32

This Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Report highlights the names of those who made a gift to Utica

Oneida Square Society............................................37

College during the 2017-18

Honor Roll of Donors

2017 and ending May 31, 2018.

Pioneer Society...................................................38

Alumni.................................................................. 40

Current Students .............................................. 48

Friends.................................................................. 48

fiscal year, beginning June 1, Gifts to the College received after May 31, 2018 will be recognized in the 2018-19 Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Report. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy and completeness. In the event

Parents................................................................. 49

that an error or omission is

and ask that you contact

Faculty and Staff.................................................51

Foundations.........................................................53 Matching Gift Companies.......................................53 Corporations........................................................53

found, we sincerely apologize the Office of Advancement at (315) 792-3053 or e-mail avillanti@utica.edu so we can correct our records. Please note, in assembling the Honor Roll of Donors,

Groups and Organizations.............................. 54

Memorial Gifts.................................................... 54

been omitted due to space

Honorary Gifts....................................................55

Thank you.

professional suffixes have constraints.

Heritage Society........................................................56

Profile of Contributions

Total Yearly Gifts

Unrestricted Annual Fund

In Millions

$4.057

4.0

2017-2018

3.5 3.0 2.5

2016-2017

$2.812 $2.512 $2.226

$2.244

$1,213,424

$1,284,733

2015-2016

$2.233

2.0

$1,160,635

2014-2015

1.5 1.0

2013-2014

0.5

2012-2013

$970,021

$950,114

$915,022

Endowment

0 0 1, 3 50

1, 2

1,0

75 0

0 30 0 4 50

20 12 -2 01 3 20 13 -2 01 4 20 14 -2 01 5 20 15 -2 01 6 20 16 -2 01 7 20 17 -2 01 8

0.0

Gifts Received 2017-2018

In Millions

30 25

$24.292 $21.809

$24.642

$24.470

$25.880

$22.835

20 15 10 5

Endowment and Capital Gifts - $2,282,570 (56%) Unrestricted Gifts to the Annual Fund - $1,213,424 (30%)

20 12 -2 01 3 20 13 -2 01 4 20 14 -2 01 5 20 15 -2 01 6 20 16 -2 01 7 20 17 -2 01 8

Restricted Gifts to the Annual Fund - $561,982 (14%)

LOYAL PIONEERS Loyal Pioneers are donors who have contributed to the College year after year. Their consistent support strengthens UC’s ability to fulfill its mission on behalf of the families we serve. 20+ years Frances ’70 and Gary Alger Ann ’64 and William Anderson Jane ’78 and John Balducci John ’91 and Clare Barbieri George ’50 and Marilyn Barlow William ’53 and Marguerite Baulig Michael ’92 and Rosemary Benson Michael Betrus ’74 and Marian Crotty Betrus Sharon Blask-Dreyer ’86 Christine Blossom ’74 and Daniel Mills James ’58 and Rose Marie Boehlert Patricia Bogan ’70 Adrian ’55 and Sarah Briggs Alan Bucholtz ’59 Robert ’68 and Mary Byrd Mary Cahalan ’53 Lawrence ’62 and Annabelle Calabrese Don H’14 and Edna Carbone Malio ’58 and Dorothy Cardarelli Nicholas ’64 and Mary ’90 Cardinale Martin Carlson ’72 Alan ’70 and Valerie Catlin Thomas ’69 and Angela ’69 Chmielenski Victoria Ciccone ’69 Harold Clark Jr. ’65, H’03 and Bernadette Clark Leonard Converse Jr. ’68 and Marian Converse Michael ’80 and Cheryl Corasanti Vincent ’66 and Nancy Coyne Harvey Cramer George ’74 and Barbara Crandall Ronald ’66 and Sheila Cuccaro Michael and Evy Damsky Curtis Darling ’68 Frederick ’70 and Connie Degen

Enola ’66 and Kenneth Dickson Herbert ’67 and Suzanne Dorn Charles ’70 and Palma Dougherty James DuRoss Jr. and Cynthia DuRoss Nannette Dusseault ’81 Michael ’70 and Deborah Dyer Carl and Andrea Dziekan Alan Ellinwood ’68 Richard ’65 and Joan Evans Diane Fanoun ’79 and John Berean Terry ’68 and Sally Fike Saul ’50† and Judith Finer David Fontaine ’89 Kelly ’93 and Christopher Foster Barbara Freeman ’66 Joan Friedenberg ’73 and Mark Schneider Casimir Gacek ’57 John ’71 and Caryl Gallicchio Linda Gigliotti ’69 Arthur Golder ’50 Gene Goundrey ’71 and Katherine Bayerl Henry and Barbara Grabow Gerald ’68 and Joan Griffith Anthony Grimm II ’68 and Susan Grimm Richard and Virginia Guistina Robin ’98 and Wayne Hajdasz Scott ’69 and Paula Healy Patrick ’74 and Suzanne ’78 Helbach Harry ’64 and Janet Hertline Edmund ’65 and Rosemary Hollender Malcolm ’62 and Ellen Hughes Philip Huller ’62 Todd and Jennifer Hutton Senatro ’55 and Genevieve Iuorno Richard ’67 and Sally ’68 Jarvis Christopher ’61 and Virginia Kelly

† deceased *arranged for matching gift

Don ’70 and Cheryl Kieloch Thomas ’70 and Janice Kinney Janet Kirby ’70 John and Barbara Klein Joan Klossner ’73 and John Klossner Jr. Janet ’67 and Lawrence Kolwaite John Kuhlmann ’72 Beth ’93 and Carl Lanza Brian ’88 and Christine Lauri Benay Leff ’65 Judith ’60 and Burke Long Donald ’64 and Helen Lopata Robert Lopiano ’50 Carol and Steven Mackintosh Sally ’61 and Donald Majka Betty Martin ’75 Donna Masi ’76 Albert ’58 and Elinor Mazloom Richard Mazzatti ’56 Burrett McBee Jr. ’70 and Deborah McBee Sharon McEwan ’64 John ’61 and Elizabeth Meehan Wesley Miga ’80 and Karen Stonebraker Miga ’80 Wester ’76 and Lorraine Miga William Millar ’74 and Velda Hammerbacher Robert ’70 and Frances Miller Jerry Mirochnik ’77 and Sheree Helfgott Mirochnik ’78 Philip ’75 and Elsa Mondou Richard ’52 and Elaine Montag Mark ’59 and Marjorie Morchower John ’56 and Margaret Muthig Rachel Netzband ’63 Allen ’51 and Jane Noble David ’75 and Diane ’74 Nobles Kevin ’77 and Diane O’Rourke Dorene Oberman Pizer ’66 and Melvin Pizer Timothy Perry ’77 William Pfeiffer Jr. Eugene Quadraro Jr. ’71 and Mary Quadraro Marilyn Racha ’54 Kim ’89 and David Raga Kevin Rasha ’91 Angelo ’75 and Terry Reina Alvin ’58 and Patricia Rickman Lorraine ’79 and Joel Rippa Francis ’59 and Nancy Roberts Kathleen ’77 and Eric Roseen Margaret Rowe ’73 Walter Rowe ’72 Patricia ’69 and Thomas Ruffalo Anthony ’58† and Janet Rugari

Frederick Schmandt ’61 Marvin ’54 and Eloise Sitrin James Smith ’80 Stewart Starer ’66 Julie Steele ’89 John ’66 and Madeline Stephenson John Stock ’89 Joseph Tarkowski II ’79 Mark ’75 and Sally Techmanski Howard Terrillion ’58 Charles Teuscher ’84 Mary Thomaris ’52 Robert Thomasch Sr. ’58 David ’73 and Carolyn Thurmond Robert ’66 and Janet Thurnau April Tiffany ’80 James Vallee Jr. ’60 and Norma Vallee Dale ’89 and Lana Wagner William ’60 and Helen Warmuth Cynthia ’64 and James Waymer Paul ’64 and Karen Wereszynski Catherine Willing Deoul ’86 and Paul Deoul Ann Wynne ’58 Carl ’49 and Vivian Yettru James ’73 and Patricia ’69 Yule John ’68 and Patricia ’68 Zalatan 10-19 years Anonymous Lawrence and Linda ’96 Aaronson Kelly ’00 and Michele ’01 Adams Nancy Aiello ’62 Albert Allen III ’76 Frederick Alsante ’59 Mitchell Amado Jr. ’55 and Dorothy Amado Jerry ’63 and Susanne Amoroso Mark and Kathleen Angelucci Andrew ’99 and Gina Arcuri Frank Augustine ’74 Carlton ’68 and Kathleen Austin John Bach Jr. ’75 and Valerie Bach Allan ’70 and Carol Baechle Robert Bannigan Trisha ’13 and Edward Barone Lorraine Barringer ’75 Gordon Bashant Jr. ’55 and Nancy Bashant Arline ’74 and Robert Beaty Annette and Peter Becker Laura Bedford

Dawn ’80 and James Beers Kenneth ’75 and Anne Bell Gregory ’83 and Julie Benincasa Bernice Benson ’72 Patricia Berardino ’74 Frank Bergmann and Jill Ziemann Bergmann ’78 David Bernard III ’77 and Kathleen Bernard Thomas ’73 and Ann ’73 Berry Karen Bestwick Bricker ’82 and Thomas Bricker Martin Biegelman H’10 and Lynn Silber William and Joan Blanchfield Alissa ’76 and David Bogorad Leo ’54† and Joan ’54 Brannick John Briggs ’76 and Susan Izumi Ifigenia Brown Judith ’78 and Jerome Brown Cora ’86, G’05 and Martin ’99 Bruns Theresa ’77 and Edward Brush Robert Brvenik ’77 Bryant Buchanan and Sharon Wise Stacy ’88 and Robert Buckley Larry ’74 and Cora Bull Gil Burgmaster Robert and Mildred Burke Stephen Burt ’66 Donald ’62 and Jean Bush Mark Cacozza ’73 and Amy Lanzi-Cacozza Steven ’68 and Wendy Callahan William Callahan III ’01 Alan ’72 and June Caminiti Elizabeth and James Caraco Dennis Carlow ’70 Rose ’85 and Bruce Carpenter Matthew Carr ’03 Richard and Susan Carr DJ Carstensen Jr. ’85 and Carolyn Carstensen ’88 Jerome and Mary Lou Cartwright Rocco ’73 and Janine ’78 Carzo Laura and Filippo Casamento John Casellini ’81 and Christine Rutigliano Barbara ’78 and Philip Cavaretta Charles ’86 and Barbara Cerny Philomena Cerone ’68 William and Janet Chanatry Jo Ann ’85 and Robert Chapman Frank ’59 and Mary Lourdes Chiffy

Ronald ’71 and Kay Cilensek Timothy Coakley ’59 Stephen ’73 and Beverly Colicci Gilbert Condon ’59 Timothy ’74 and Gwen ’82 Connors David Cook ’68† Sherry Cooperman ’72 John and Elin Cormican Susan and Philip ’73 Cox Thomas Cox Jr. ’69 Thomas Crist Harry ’71 and Wendy Cynkus Carolyn Dalton ’74 Rosalyn Danner ’50 Stuart Davis Jr. ’58 and Constance Davis ’58 Benjamin De Iorio ’62 and Donald Daniels ’61 James DeSantis ’65 Carl ’54 and Patricia Del Buono Thomas ’58 and Mamie Della Posta Armand ’61 and Shirley Desimone Andre and Doreen Dessureau Patrick ’75 and Michele Devine Amy DiCaprio ’96 Matthew DiCaprio ’94 James Dinneen ’54 William Doble Sr. Kathy ’77 and Dan Dombrowski John Donohue Sr. ’57 and Valerie Donohue Roselynn ’68 and John Dow William ’68 and Judith Dowling Paul Drobin H’16 Michelle Droll ’92 Alex Dudajek ’50 and Helen Hart Dudajek James ’84 and Tracey Duffy Siobhan Dugan ’79 Stephen Durant ’69 Donald and Gail Dwyer Violet ’73 and J. Chris Eagan Alan Edelson ’60 Suzanne ’87 and John Edwards Richard Eksterowicz ’65 Lyle ’68 and Eileen Eldred Robert Elinskas ’94 Wendy Ellis ’87 George ’83 and Diane Ellmers Thomas ’69 and Patricia Evans Michael Evolo Jr. ’90 and Melissa Hobika Evolo Anthony ’56 and Elizabeth Fabbio Blaise and Alison Faggiano Salvatore ’66 and Rachel Falcone

Donna Falzarine ’70 Christine ’92 and Peter Farley James ’05, G’12 and Michelle Farr Peter ’57 and Lorraine ’58 Fava Evelyn ’87 and Frank Fazekas Anthony ’60 and Irene Feduccia Richard and Bonnie Fenner Jamie Ferguson ’82 Mary Fiore ’86 Thomas ’68 and Colleen Flynn Melissa Foote Kathleen ’70 and Daniel Ford Clarence ’62 and Karen Forness Daryl ’65 and Phyllis Forsythe Herbert Freeman Jr. Anthony Fus Jr. ’04, G’06, G’11 Michael ’72 and Peggy Gadziala Benedict ’76 and Suzanne Gaetano Brian and Sandra Gaetano Charles Gaetano H’04 William and Cecelia Gaetano Richard ’50 and Clara Gaffney Marianne and Peter Gaige Michael Garguilo ’90 Richard Getty ’75 Michael ’89 and Martha Giacobbe Scott ’77 and Michelle Gillispie Lawrence and Elizabeth Gilroy Joseph ’81 and Patricia ’83 Giordano Scott ’98 and Jill ’99 Goodrich Judith ’64 and Bartle Gorman Lawrence Grasso ’77 and Cindy Moeckel Elizabeth Gray-Nix ’78 and Ronald Nix Thomas Green ’84 Edward Greene Sr. and Katherine Greene John ’74 and Constance Griffin Linda Griffin ’72 and Freling Smith Devlin ’70 and Anne ’71 Gualtieri Timothy Guido Sharon Gulla ’71 Dorree Gurdak ’92 Andrea Guy Ernest Haar ’54 Raymond ’75 and Nancy Hagan Joseph Hajec ’60 Robert Halliday Patrice and David Hallock Gregory ’67 and Ella Hamlin Linda Handler ’66 Jacqueline Hanifin ’50

Joanne Hathaway Kenneth ’64 and Carol ’64 Hawks Paul Hawthorne ’74 Mary Hayes Gordon ’82, G’13 and Dean Gordon John Haynes Jr. ’52 and Marion Haynes Gary G’05 and Jodi Heenan Thomas ’68 and Cynthia Helmer Kateri Teresa and William Henkel Peggy ’90 and Roy Henry Hartwell Herring III and Paulette Herring Samuel and Nancy Hester Dorothy Hilts ’82 Sarah Hinman ’77 Kathleen Hobaica Timothy Hobbs ’70 Pamela ’72 and Charles Hodge Heidi Hoeller ’91 and Paul Serbaniewicz Cynthia ’91 and Anthony Hoffman Gene Ann ’69 and John Hoffman James and Judith Hoffman Christine ’82 and Thomas Hoke Nancy and Ric Hollins Charles ’73 and Leslie Holmberg Douglas Houghton ’66 Robert ’66 and Bonnie ’67 Hubbell Brian ’75 and Susan Hughes Carol ’97 and Peter Hunn Mary Anne ’71 and Norman Hutchinson Anne ’76 and Robert Ichihana Dan Iovino ’76 Stanley ’67 and Phyllis Ann Jachimowski Brian ’85 and Michele Jackson Anthony ’50 and Ann Jadhon John and Heather Johnsen Leo Joncas ’74 Daniel ’97 and Anne-Marie Jones George Jones ’60 Camille Kahler Kenneth ’79 and Geraldine Kakaty Brian ’06 and Kate Kaley Joan Kay ’89 Harry ’73 and Melissa Keel Kenneth and Carol Kelly James ’72 and Mary Anne Kenny

† deceased *arranged for matching gift

Susan Killingbeck Knox ’80 and Keith Knox Frederick ’71 and Danielle ’75 Kincaid David Kirkpatrick and Noreen Wolansky Christine and Paul Kisiel Donald ’50 and Josephine Klein Jerome ’57 and Lila Klion David Kolodziej ’66 Robert ’91 and Bridget Korrie Mark Kovacs Thomas ’73 and Selma Krol Kenneth ’68 and Judith Kuhn John Kuk III ’68 and Patricia Kuk Gary Kunath ’79 Walter ’60 and Gloria Kunz Leo ’57 and Dolores Kupiec Richard ’62 and Judith ’65 Kupiec Daniel Kurtz and J. Esther Steinberg Paul ’66 and Lorraine LaBella Karen Lally ’67 Linda ’90 and John Lamach David ’76 and Martha ’77 Lamb Kim Lambert and William Wheatley Richard ’78 and Marie ’61, ’94 Lambert Kim Landon ’75 Carol ’76 and Michael Lavelle Henry ’79 and Kim ’79 Leibovitz Christine ’81 and Mark ’81 Leogrande Kenneth ’69 and Jill Lerch Michael ’61 and Myra Levine Robert ’54 and Bonnie Loomis Belinda Lopez ’77 Karen and Ralph Lorraine Jenny Lounsbury ’05 Peggy ’80 and Robert Lounsbury Ralph and Frances Lucia William Macartney III and Linda Macartney Johnni Mahdi Faon Mahunik ’00 Nora ’86 and Lesley Mammen Stephen and Amanda Mandia Donald Mantle ’52 Karen Marciniak ’73 David ’72 and Dorothy Mathis J. Kemper Matt Sr. and Angela Matt Dominick Mattia Sr. ’64 and Lauren Mattia ’99 Melva Max R. Bruce and Barbara McBride

Lorie ’85 and Daniel McClory John ’51 and Patricia McEvoy James McHenry ’59 William McMillen ’70 Douglas ’62 and Susanne Merchant Anne Mercurio Dunn ’65 Donna Merryman ’61 Christian Meyer III ’80 and Mary Beth Welle-Meyer ’79 David ’88 and Lisa ’90 Miller Patrick and Linda Mineo Joel ’69 and Carolyn Mizne Frank ’62 and Clorinda ’62 Mondi Thomas ’69 and Jean Montana Richard ’71 and Ellen ’76 Moon James Moore ’75 and Candace Margolin Paula Mrzlikar ’79 John ’66 and Patricia ’66 Mulhall Michael ’89 and Julie Murawski Doreen and Michael Murray Russell Myers ’54 and Gussie Lawson Myers Victoria Nackley Louis Natale ’59 George Nehme Jessica ’99 and Robert Nelson Thomas ’69, ’90 and Anne ’77 Nelson Timothy Nelson Karl Neumann ’53 Charles ’62 and Virginia Nile Timothy ’72 and Sharon Noonan Frank Notarianni ’67 Maryann Nunnally ’59 and David Corley Jo Ann Nunneker John ’81 and Kathleen ’83 O’Donnell James Obernesser ’68 Martin ’62 and Ellen Obernesser Gary ’67 and Gretchen Olivella Theodore Orlin Ingrid Otto-Jones ’04 and David Jones John ’59 and Barbara Panarites Michael Pandolfo ’78 Lorraine Panella ’95 Anthony ’72 and Barbara Paolozzi David ’11 and Katie Parker Michael Parnell ’02 Michael and Kelly Parsons Wayne Perham ’72 Ronald ’74 and Charleen Pernat Francis ’66 and Gail Perretta

† deceased *arranged for matching gift

Joseph Perry ’90 and Karen Morse Edward ’57 and Betty Peterson Jackalyn ’76 and Larry Pettit Beverly Piechowicz ’83 Mark ’88 and Mary Beth Pilipczuk Melvyn ’59 and Ronnie Poplock Gerald ’62 and Beverly Porcelli Kathleen Potter ’78 and George Potter Jr. William ’52 and Martha Potter Kim Predgen ’78 William Prior ’93 Terri and Irving Provost James ’70 and Helen Pugliese Patrick ’77 and Deanna Putrello Richard ’93 and Melissa ’95, G’16 Racioppa Robert Rasnick ’69 Earle Reed James ’73 and Linda Reid Sterling ’74 and Douglas Remer Peggy ’71 and Paul Remizowski Walter ’55 and Marion Richard Deborah ’99 and James Rickard Helen ’89 and Louis Rico Dwayne ’73 and Kathleen Robinson Pauline ’64 and Wendell Rogers John and Jacqueline ’11, G’13 Romano Linda Romano and Russell Petralia Bertha Romanow ’75 Setsuko Rosen ’87 Thomas ’65 and Virginia Rossiter Bernard Roswig ’62 and Chris Northrup Stuart ’76 and Andrea ’72 Rounds Solade Rowe ’94 Sharon ’79 and Robert Ruberti Ronald ’81 and Patricia Rudolph Walter Sadowski ’51 Daniel ’70 and Rose Marie Salsbury Mark ’79 and Patricia Salsbury James ’70 and Sharon Samuel Lawrence ’86 and Susan ’88 Sanchez Anthony ’75 and Debra Sardino Maureen ’63 and Henry Scarafile Frank ’63 and Mary Scarano Maryanne ’93 and Zeke Seguro Raymond ’59, H’11 and Elizabeth Serway John Seymour Jr. ’73 and Kathleen Seymour

Pamela Seymour ’77 George Sfeir† Gloria Shaheen ’82 David Shanton ’80 Roger ’83 and Lynda Shapiro Elsie Shemin-Roth ’50, H’98 and Myron Bernard Donald ’53 and Sandra Sherline Robert ’74 and Veronica Sherman Thomas ’69 and Annis Shields Michael ’66 and Lois Silverman Jan Simpson DPT G’07 and Robert Simpson Thomas Sinnott Marshall ’58 and Roberta Sitrin Joseph ’64 and Margaret Sitts James Slenker III ’92 and Melissa Slenker ’92 James and Ellen Smith Polly Smith ’99 Robert and Patricia Smith John ’95 and Renee Snyder Katherine Snyder ’92 Joseph ’82 and Johanna Spadafora F. Richard ’78 and Wendy ’79 Splan Charles Sprock Sr. ’61 and Gretchen Sprock Donald Starr ’64 Diane ’64 and Donald Stebbins Theodora ’63 and James Steltenpohl Rosemary Stickles ’79 Wayne Sullivan Caren G’13 and Matthew Summers William Suters Jr. ’62† and Margaret Suters Patricia and John Swann Bruce ’78 and Phuong Szablak Ann Tabrizi ’94 Mary Jane ’56 and Robert Talerico Marie ’78 and David Tata Kenneth ’80 and Wendy Taubes Philip ’70 and Barbara ’69 Taurisano Alfred Tector Jr. ’59, H’97 and Joy Tector Ann Marie Teitelbaum Cassella ’92 Joseph ’74 and Lorraine Tesoriere Lawrence and Terry Thibault Shirley Thomas ’52 William Thresher Jr. ’51 and Betty Zarrellla Gary ’68 and Mary Thurston

Joseph and Evelyn Tierno Shelli Tsoupelis ’92 and Symeon Tsoupelis Jr. Michael Turner ’80 and Nimfa Gatacutan Wilson Tyler ’69 Marlene Urtz ’79 David and Mary Valentine Michael ’66 and Mary Anne Valentine Alane Varga Josephine Vescera ’62 Anthony and Barbara Villanti Florio ’58 and Rosemarie Vitullo John Wade and Joanne Donaruma Wade ’76 Kevin ’89 and Melody Wade Lynne ’85 and James Wadsworth Stanley ’57 and Barbara Walerski Kirstin Walker G’05 James ’64 and Frances Walter Robert ’72 and Susan ’74 Warwick Barry ’67 and Carol Webb Evelyn Webster ’61† Marilyn White ’52 R. Barry and Mary White Jeffrey Whittemore ’70 and Phyllis Spinner Emily Wilk ’72 Norma Williams Richard Williams Sabra ’83 and Roger Williams Richard ’62 and Darline Wisniewski Joseph Wojnas ’88 Gloria Wolak ’61 Harry and Ruth Wolfe Robert and Mary Woods Regina Zdeb ’70 John and Jean Ziemann Henry Zucker ’78 Susan Zullo ’88 5-9 years Stephen and Laurie Absolom Michael ’72 and Roberta Adamczyk Michael Adey ’71 Julian ’05 and Julia ’07 Alteri Robert ’65 and Joyce ’62 Armstrong Kenneth Arnold ’67 Benjamin Atwood ’09, G’13 Kathryn ’91 and La Verne Bacher Leland and Karen Bailey

Tracy G’14 and Kevin G’17 Balduzzi Louise Bara ’63 and Joseph Bara Jr. Franklin and Annette Barber Edward Bartoszek ’51 Rae ’63 and Eddie Battle Colleen Bentley-Ciccone Sheldon ’51 and Kathleen Bernstein Janet Bialek ’69 David Bice ’78 John ’72 and Rose Mary Bliss M. Bruce Blocher ’67 Damian Boehlert Sherwood ’61, H’04 and Marianne Boehlert David ’72 and Regina Bonacci Roberta ’68 and Harold Bonafield Stephanie Bonk ’17 Judy and Leo Borner Richard and Ann Briggs Barbara ’74 and Ralph Brown Brian Buckoski ’76 John and Nancy Buffa Timothy ’72 and Paula Burback John Burkholder III ’75 and Diane Burkholder Anne Burton ’63 Scott Bushinger ’03 and Halina Lotyczewski Robert Byrnes G’07 and Joanne Byrnes John Calabrese Sr. ’90 and Lori Calabrese John Calidonna Jamie Callari Greg Caloia ’12 Patsy ’73 and Rachel ’73 Canarelli Gerard Capraro ’66 Janice ’84 and Michael Caprio Stuart ’86 and Brenda Card Victor ’82 and Donna Cardillo Leo Carrig ’50 Joseph ’11 and Barbara Chubbuck David ’87 and Jean Cidzik William and Amy Clausen Robert ’78 and Deborah Clemente Carrie ’13 and Andrew Cohen Maxwell Cohen Robert Cole ’97 Thomas Cole ’93 Randolph Collins ’83 Alexis and Jason Cooper

Leslie ’09, G’12 and Duane Corbo Michael ’66 and Kathleen Coyle Douglas ’03 and Megan Croft Cheryl and Scott Crossett Gordon ’71 and Kathleen ’70 Custodero Charles ’64 and Jean Daniels Jack Davenport ’50 Mark and Deborah Daviau Karen and Michael Davis Leila Davis ’89 Michele Davis G’11 Catherine DeGarmo G’12 Thomas ’63 and Virginia DeGironimo John ’69 and Patricia Decker Jack ’62 and Alyce Demma Craig Dewan Richard ’67 and Helen Dewey Wayne and Laura Dewey George DiFabio ’61 Dolores DiSpirito William ’65 and Christina Dibble Kyo ’98, G’03 and Erik Dolan Jeanne and Barry Donalty Gregory ’71 and Marta ’65 Donohue John Dowd Jr. ’58 Paul and Melissa Drejza Blanche ’56 and Thomas Duff Gail ’97 and Mark Durr Paul Durr ’82 Aosta ’75 and Seth Edelman Jaime Evanoff ’11 Greg and Denyse Evans John Forte ’73 Lucille and Neil Fovel Nancy Frate ’64 Richard ’73 and Anne Fuller Mark ’79 and Nancy Fulmer Helen Galime ’64 Anthony ’61 and Annemarie ’92 Garramone Jeffery and Tara Gates Mark ’78 and Carole Gauger Sharon Giannico-Frisbie ’64 and Daniel Frisbie Joseph Giannotti ’78 Pamela Giglio-Allen William ’93 and Susanne Girvan Michael and Ceci Goldstone Donald ’67 and Marie Gondek Ronald ’63 and Cecelia ’62 Gouse William ’74 and Linda Grammaticas Maureen Granat ’76 Anna Green ’73 and George Stairs

Diane ’69 and Russell Green Lisa Green G’16 and Donald Green II Rick Green Robert Greene ’67 W. James Greene ’54 David and Janet Griffith Keith and Dorna Griffiths Douglas Gross ’65 William Grotevant ’50 Lynn and Michael Guca Donald and Kathy Guido Andrew ’69 and Eileen Guzzetti Kristin Haag Elaine Hage J.K. Hage III and Hedy HydeHage Scott Handy Martha Hanson ’72 Daniel Hapanowicz Robert Harvey Jr. John Haverlick ’64 and Debra Whitson Scot and Jill Hayes Jo Ann and Patrick Hayward James Hickey ’69 Deborah ’86 and David Higgins Andrew ’84 and Mary Hislop Mark ’80 and Elizabeth Hobaica Jon ’70 and Linda Hoffman Kristen Holt ’94 and Thomas Holt Jr. ’10 Karen ’92 and David Hook Raymond ’74 and Jane Humann Lucretia Hunt ’77 Christopher Hutchinson ’93 Robert ’76 and Ellen ’64 Jeff Pamela Jensen-Dunsmore ’68 Jeanne ’68 and Richard Johannes John G’13 and Deborah Johns Walter ’70 and Patricia Johnson Tammy ’04, ’04 and Nelson Jones Stephen Karboski ’12 Kevin ’86 and Tammie Kasky John Kellogg ’86 Richard ’61 and Jane Kennedy David ’70 and Nancy Ketchiff Esther Kirchheimer Marc ’78 and Sharon Kirschner Philip Klossner ’80 Jacqueline Klotzbach ’10 Jean-Marie ’78 and Richard Kneeley Tyson Kreiger Ph.D. Pinny and George Kuckel Glenn Lantican G’11 Kathleen Laurin-Bastedo ’82 and Thomas Bastedo

† deceased *arranged for matching gift

Alan Leist Jr. and Constance Leist Anthony Leone Jr. and Mary Rose Leone Donn Lewandrowski ’73 Susan and Robert Lewis Joseph ’85 and Marlene ’95 LiBritz Carl Lohmann Barbara ’75 and John Lombardo Salvatore and Kathleen Longo Eric Longway ’07 Bruce ’67 and Donna Loomis Karen and Joseph Lotz Sherri ’89 and Douglas Loucks George ’67 and Helen Lucke David Lupia Derek MacTurk ’00, ’04 Theresa Mack ’74 Mark Mancuso ’77 Barbara Marchilonis ’69 and Clyde Evans Timothy ’83 and Ann Marohn Debra and Thomas Martin Anthony G’04 and Janice Martino Mitchell ’78 and Barbara Maryhugh Erin and John G’11 Massoud Robert Masterman ’02, G’04 Peter Masterpole ’05 Frank Maurizio Jr. ’77 and Janice Maurizio ’79 Robert ’56 and Mary Ann May Karen Ann Mazza ’72 Ann McGowan Rosemary McGuire G’12 and Kevin McGuire Kevin ’77 and Christina McKeown Eric and Susan McKinstry Denise McVay G’07 and Robin Tayler Donna Mead ’84 Michael Meserole ’82 Florence Mitchell George ’70 and Lorraine Mitchell Dennis Moore ’83

Timothy ’72 and Lynda Moore Robert ’68 and Kathy Moorhead Ryan and Jessica Mortensen William Mulroy Jr. ’56 and Judith Mulroy Frederick Munson Jr. ’72 Robert Munson II ’85 and Mariann Munson ’85 Joan Murphy ’82 Paul J. ’79 and France Murphy Sharon ’70 and Christopher Nash John ’58 and Sylvia Nelson Stephanie Nesbitt and Liana Prosonic G’17 Jeana Nicotera Philomena Nowakowski ’71 Geoffrey and Kristi ’90 Noyes Adalgisa Nucci ’67 Paul and Carol Ohlbaum Candice Ossowski ’02 Peter ’56 and Antoinette Pacitto Salvatore Paladino III ’03 and Dominica Paladino Edward and Barbara Paparella Roger ’60 and Naomi Parish Anne and Joseph Patterson Rose Patterson ’87 Raymond Philo ’81 Lawrence Piper ’71 and Lee Ann Schulz William ’06, G’11 and Joanne ’11, G’17 Pluff Michael Potts ’70 E. Daniel Powers ’75 Thomas Powers Salvatore ’68 and Mary Lou ’69 Pristera Anthony Prumo ’74 Curtis and Joni Pulliam Keino Purcell ’11 Lisa and Wayne Rabideau John Reardon ’81 Donald Rebovich Patricia ’96 and Michael Reile Marianne and Dennis Reynolds Cynthia Riccio ’78 Kimberly Richardson ’95

† deceased *arranged for matching gift

Donald Rizzo ’61 and Diane Buffington Robert Roach Barbara ’97 and James Roberts Mario Rocci ’56 Jacqueline Rockwood ’84 Charles Rogers ’64 and Teresa Morelle John and Beth Rowe Barry ’70 and Patricia Ryan Pamela and Robert Salmon Charleen ’06 and Gerald Sangiacomo Kenneth ’70 and Mary ’69 Scallon Camille Sciortino Thomas Scirto ’81 Linda ’75 and Michael Sears Rhoda Segal Donna Shaffner Anthony Shaheen ’57 Daniel Shanley II ’12 and Carmelita Shanley ’13 Stephan Shapiro ’94 Sandra Shepardson G’16 Richard ’88 and Wendy ’81 Short Cedric Sickout G’09 Clifford Simon ’66 Michael Simpson and Carol Simpson Arthur ’59 and Marjorie Sitrin Kevin Smith ’73 Bobbi and Douglas Smorol Carol Soja ’85 Barbara Starnes ’61 Patricia ’65 and Howard Steward Tanner Stewart ’10 Priscilla Storm ’73 Gary ’72 and Gloria Storms Gerald Sullivan ’60 David ’69 and Lynne Suuronen Todd ’91 and Kimberly Svetin Douglas Swarthout ’78 Stuart ’62 and Judith ’63 Talbot Nadine Thomas ’71 Donald Thompson Elmus Thompson Jr. ’74 Jeremy ’00 and Carrie Thurston

DeForest ’62 and Arlene ’63 Tinkler Tracy Tolles-Rueckert ’90 and Donald Rueckert Linda Truax ’70 Jennifer ’13, G’17 and Steven ’17 Urbanke Joseph Uvanni Judith Vicks-Sweet Patricia Vidoni-Biernat ’98 and John Biernat Susan Vinal ’89 and Edgar Vinal III William and Suzanne Virkler Helen Wagner ’93 Douglas ’79 and Stephanie Waite Lisa ’91 and George Walchusky Kevin and Peggy Waldron David ’80 and Barbara Waples Paul ’05 and Catherine Ward Thomas ’81 and Diane Warren Edmund ’62 and Lorraine Waszkiewicz Eric Watson and Paola Gentry William Weckesser ’71 Scott Weisman ’77 and Virginia Furth Weisman Eileen Welpe ’99 Jeffery Whalley ’04 Henryk and Aleta Widomski William Wilbur ’55 Nancy Williams David ’67 and Jayne Wilson John ’72 and Judy Winslow Stephen and Susan Wolak Wing Yen Wong ’61 John and Lisa Woodburn Donald Wormuth ’56 Robert Wozna ’63 and Arlene Wonzna Robert ’88 and Maureen Wuest Michael Yelle ’93 William Young Jr. ’72 Annette Zarelli-Parsons ’75 and Roger Parsons Marjorie Ziegler ’80

ONEIDA SQUARE SOCIETY The Oneida Square Society honors the visionary leadership of those donors whose lifetime giving to Utica College totals $100,000 or more. Their generous gifts helped build Utica College and lay the foundation for its future. Genesee Street - $5,000,000 or more Harold T. Clark Jr. ’65 F. Eugene Romano Plant Street - $1,000,000-$4,999,999 Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties The Hayner Hoyt Corporation, Gary Thurston ’68 & Jeremy Thurston ’00 Dr. Albert ’49 & Gloria ’82 Shaheen Hart Street - $500,000-$999,999 ARAMARK Donald G. ’71 & Bernice F. ’72 Benson Bob Brvenik ’77 Thomas J. Jr. ’49 & Marion D. Cahill The Carbone Family Ellen Knower Clarke Charitable Trust Harry J. Cynkus ’71 Edward W. ’50 & Jean M. Duffy Jim & Cynthia DuRoss Charles A. & Connie Gaetano Estate of Dr. Jean Halladay ’53 Estate of Ruby Rogers di Iorio Albert S. Mazloom ’58 Estate of Professor Wayne N. Palmer Francis Street - $250,000-$499,999 Adirondack Bank George I. Alden Trust Larry ’74 & Corky Bull Eugene & Connie Corasanti John ’66 & Ann Costello Ronald ’66 & Sheila Cuccaro John A. ’57 & Valerie Donohue Estate of Joseph P. Furgal ’50 Frank E. Gannett Foundation GE Foundation Andrew ’84 & Mary Hislop Christopher ’61 & Virginia Kelly Estate of Peter Kucherenko & Eugenia Kucherenko

Gary Kunath ’79 LexisNexis Theodore E. Martin ’61 John ’61 & Betty Meehan Mele Foundation John F. Millett ’52, DDS & Margaret A. Millett James ’59 & Katherine Pyne Linda Romano & Russell Petralia John & Deanna ’62 Sammon SBU Bank Sodexo Estate of Lt. Col. Edna Stappenbeck ’51 Gerald Starer ’65 & Dr. Stewart H. Starer ’66 Dr. Esat Toksu Walter W. ’61 & Nancy Williams State Street - $100,000-$249,999 Anonymous Adirondack Financial Services Corporation Albert & Nata M. Augustyn Bank of Utica Ken Bell ’75 & Anne Veness-Bell Nancy E. Blake ’55 The Honorable Sherwood L. Boehlert ’61 Robert Brandt Jr. & Carol Brandt P’07 The Gilbert & Ildiko Butler Family Foundation Judge Richard & Catherine Clarke Cardamone John Casellini ’81 & Christine Rutigliano Thomas F. Cox Jr. ’69 Professor Virgil C. & Martha Crisafulli Steven M. Critelli ’72 David F. D’Alessandro ’72 Ronald H. ’61 & May C. ’60 Duff Professor Allyn R. Earl ’62 First Source Federal Credit Union Gilroy Kernan & Gilroy Inc. Larry & Elizabeth Gilroy

Arthur J. Golder ’50 Isaac Gordon Friends of Dr. Michelle E. Haddad ’81 Dental Seminar The William Randolph Hearst Foundation Sam & Nancy Hester Dr. Todd & Jennifer Hutton Estate of Mary S. Kramer ’88 Estate of Doris ’52 & William Lynch Mac-Clark Restaurants Sally ’61 & Donald Majka Professor Doris W. & Walter E. Miga Christian W. Meyer III ’79 & Mary Beth Welle-Meyer ’79 Mark ’88 & Mary Beth Pilipczuk John R. Pyle Jr. ’50 The Retirement Research Foundation John F. & Jacqueline C. ’11, G’13 Romano Thomas J. ’65 & Virginia Rossiter Estate of Esther Reynolds Jeffrey B. Senft ’76 S&O Construction Services, Inc. Slocum-Dickson Foundation, Inc. Charles ’61 & Gretchen Sprock Kenneth J. ’80 & Wendy R. Taubes Philip ’70 & Barbara ’69 Taurisano Howard J. Terrillion ’58 Utica National Insurance Group & Foundation Hans & Laura Wang Women’s Christian Association of Utica George ’55 & Ann ’58 Wynne Ronald & Helena Youngs Charitable Remainder Unitrust Dr. Donald K. & Doris Zellner

PIONEER SOCIETY The Pioneer Society honors Utica College’s most generous annual donors. The society recognizes those leadership donors whose commitment and investment in Utica College is critical to the institution’s future. Each year, gifts received from Pioneer Society donors represent more than 80 percent of the College’s total gifts. Pioneer Society Chair’s Summit Circle $20,000 or more

Pioneer Society President’s Summit Circle $10,000 - $19,999

Anonymous Bernice Benson ’72* The Brandt Family Robert Brvenik ’77 Laura and Filippo Casamento Harold Clark Jr. ’65, H’03 and Bernadette Clark Christopher Crolius ’80 Ronald ’66 and Sheila Cuccaro Harry ’71 and Wendy Cynkus James DuRoss Jr. and Cynthia DuRoss Michael ’88 and Julianne ’90 Fitzgerald William and Cecelia Gaetano Brian and Sandra Gaetano Charles Gaetano H’04 Andrew ’84 and Mary Hislop Christopher ’61 and Virginia Kelly Christian Meyer III ’79 and Mary Beth Welle-Meyer ’79 Wester ’76 and Lorraine Miga Wesley Miga ’80 and Karen Stonebraker Miga ’80* Matthew ’88 and Maria Millett John and Jacqueline ’11, G’13 Romano Thomas ’65 and Virginia Rossiter John ’71 and Mary Schalk Jeffrey Senft ’76 Gloria Shaheen ’82 Stewart Starer ’66 Kenneth ’80 and Wendy Taubes Philip ’70 and Barbara ’69 Taurisano Gary ’68 and Mary Thurston Jeremy ’00 and Carrie Thurston Nancy Williams

George ’50 and Marilyn Barlow Kenneth ’75 and Anne Veness Bell Larry ’74 and Cora Bull John Burkholder III ’75 and Diane Burkholder John Calabrese Sr. ’90 and Lori Calabrese Don H’14 and Edna Carbone Joseph ’11 and Barbara Chubbuck Randolph Collins ’83 Thomas Cox Jr. ’69 Steven ’72 and Dorian Critellli Frederick ’70 and Connie Degen John Donohue Sr. ’57 and Valerie Donohue Richard Falvo Lawrence and Elizabeth Gilroy Arthur Golder ’50* Ronald ’63 and Cecelia ’62 Gouse George Grisham Jr. ’78 and Nancy Grisham Scot and Jill Hayes Heidi Hoeller ’91 and Paul Serbaniewicz John G’13 and Deborah Johns* Daniel ’97 and Anne-Marie Jones* George and Pinny Kuckel Salvatore and Kathleen Longo Sally ’61 and Donald Majka Albert ’58 and Elinor Mazloom John ’61 and Elizabeth Meehan* Robert ’67 and Sally O’Gara Michael and Kelly Parsons Linda Romano and Russell Petralia* Michael and Carol Simpson

† deceased *arranged for matching gift

Ronald ’59 and Carol Spira DeForest ’62 and Arlene ’63 Tinkler Thomas Wilson ’86 Pioneer Society Burrstone Circle $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous Stephen Alcala ’73 and Donna Braun Gregory ’83 and Julie Benincasa Leo ’54† and Joan ’54 Brannick Alan Bucholtz ’59 John Casellini ’81 and Christine Rutigliano Timothy Coakley ’59 Connie Corasanti Matthew Dziekan ’14* Violet ’73 and J. Chris Eagan Richard and Bonnie Fenner Marianne and Peter Gaige Linda Gigliotti ’69 Rick Green Robert Greene ’67 Richard and Kimberly Hanna Hartwell Herring III and Paulette Herring George and Connie Husak Daniel ’00, G’12 and Marissa ’01 Kalil Thomas Kassouf John Kellogg ’86 Robert ’88 and Bridget Korrie Stephen and Amanda Mandia Sharon McEwan ’64 Frank ’62 and Clorinda ’62 Mondi Richard ’52 and Elaine Montag Louis Natale ’59 George Nehme Christopher Neumann Jeana Nicotera Adalgisa Nucci ’67 Anthony ’72 and Barbara

Paolozzi Mark ’88 and Mary Beth Pilipczuk James ’73 and Linda Reid Marianne and Dennis Reynolds Mario Rocci ’56 Solade Rowe ’94 James ’70 and Sharon Samuel Raymond ’59, H’11 and Elizabeth Serway Thomas Sinnott Vincent ’60 and Sherry Solomon Tanner Stewart ’10* Scott Sugarman Patricia and John Swann Howard Terrillion ’58 Shelli Tsoupelis ’92 and Symeon Tsoupelis Jr. Rosemary Ullrich†John Wade and Joanne Donaruma Wade ’76 Jeffery Whalley ’04 Robert ’88 and Maureen Wuest Ann Wynne ’58 Pioneer Society Scholars Circle $2,500 - $4,999 William Abraham ’64 Jack ’65 and Madeline Alter Andrew Beakman Hossein Behforooz and Forough Saba William and Joan Blanchfield Linda ’89 and Les Bramblett Ifigenia Brown John and Nancy Buffa Mary Cahalan ’53* John Calidonna DJ Carstensen Jr. ’85 and Carolyn Carstensen ’88 Robert Clark Maxwell Cohen Thomas Cole ’92

Gilbert Condon ’59 Thomas Crist Neal Cynkus Carolyn Dalton ’74 Stuart Davis Jr. ’58 and Constance Davis ’58 Michael DiGeorge ’80 William ’68 and Judith Dowling Greg and Denyse Evans Christine ’92 and Peter Farley Robert ’81 and Tammy ’82 Flaherty Matthew Fong David Fontaine ’89 Blake ’91 and Cathy Ford Anthony Fus Jr. ’04, G’06, G’11 Jeffery and Tara Gates Joseph ’81 and Patricia ’83 Giordano Linda Griffin ’72 and Freling Smith David and Janet Griffith Andrew ’69 and Eileen Guzzetti Samuel and Nancy Hester James Hickey ’69 Timothy Hobbs ’70 Brian ’85 and Michele Jackson John and Heather Johnsen Jean-Marie ’78 and Richard Kneeley Robert and Tatyana Knight John Kuhlmann ’72 Gary Kunath ’79 George ’67 and Helen Lucke Arlene Lundquist Paul MacArthur Pamela Matt and Francis Matt III James McHenry ’59 David Moore Rachel Netzband ’63 John Noviasky John ’81 and Kathleen ’83 O’Donnell * Stephanie Opalka Rose Patterson ’87 Raymond Philo ’81 Eugene Quadraro Jr. ’71 and Mary Quadraro Richard Sebastian Jr. ’82 David Shanton ’80 Donald ’53 and Sandra Sherline John ’66 and Madeline Stephenson* Ann Marie Teitelbaum Cassella ’92

Michael and Ellen Valenti Michael ’66 and Mary Anne Valentine Scott Weisman ’77 and Virginia Furth Weisman David ’67 and Jayne Wilson Pioneer Society Charter Circle $1,000 - $2,499 Lawrence and Linda ’96 Aaronson Nicholas Accordino Kelly ’00 and Michele ’01 Adams Brian ’03 and Lauren Agnew Julian ’05 and Julia ’07 Alteri David Armon ’83 and Maureen Fitzpatrick-Armon Kathleen Austin John Bach Jr. ’75 and Valerie Bach Robert Bannigan Trisha ’13 and Edward Barone Gordon Bashant Jr. ’55 and Nancy Bashant Bart ’62 and Carol Basi Aaron Benoit ’09 Michael Betrus ’74 and Marian Crotty Betrus Martin Biegelman H’10 and Lynn Silber Mark ’85 and Joanne Blood Sherwood ’61, H’04 and Marianne Boehlert David ’72 and Regina Bonacci Jacqueline Boulden ’75 Brian Bradley ’73 James ’88 and Susan ’80 Brown Bryant Buchanan and Sharon Wise Stacy ’88 and Robert Buckley Gil Burgmaster Janice Burke ’70 Gerard Capraro ’66 Matthew Carr ’03 Dea and Lee Casstevens David Chanatry and Holly Chase Chanatry William and Janet Chanatry* William and Amy Clausen Robert Cole ’97* Antonia Cortese ’66 Michael and Evy Damsky Mark and Deborah Daviau Leila Davis ’89

Benjamin De Iorio ’62 and Donald Daniels ’61 Carmen DiRienzo Carmody ’77 Kyo ’98, G’03 and Erik Dolan Paul and Melissa Drejza David and Nan Dubbelde Brendan Dwyer Nicole and Dustin Dwyer Carl and Andrea Dziekan Robert Esche Richard ’65 and Joan Evans Stanley ’72 and Anne Evans Michael Evolo Jr. ’90 and Melissa Hobika Evolo* Francis Fiato ’72 Saul ’50† and Judith Finer Jean Finnegan ’53 Thomas ’68 and Colleen Flynn John Forte ’73* Michelle Fredericks Casimir Gacek ’57 Mark ’78 and Carole Gauger Richard Getty ’75 Michael ’89 and Martha Giacobbe Martin Gleason Jr. and Lenore Gleason Michael and Ceci Goldstone Lawrence Grasso ’77 and Cindy Moeckel Lisa Green G’16 and Donald Green II Diane ’69 and Russell Green Anna Green ’73 and George Stairs W. James Greene ’54 Anthony Grimm II ’68 and Susan Grimm Douglas Gross ’65 Andrea Guy J.K. Hage III and Hedy HydeHage Mary Hayes Gordon ’82, G’13 and Dean Gordon Scott ’69 and Paula Healy Gary G’05 and Jodi Heenan Sarah Hinman ’77 Mark ’80 and Elizabeth Hobaica John Hollister ’69 Brian ’75 and Susan Hughes Georgiana Ide Dan Iovino ’76 Anthony ’50 and Ann Jadhon George Jones ’60 Willie Jones Barbara Jordan ’75 Camille Kahler

Harry ’73 and Melissa Keel Robert and Carol Keller Richard Kennedy ’97 Kevin Kennedy ’82 Walter ’60 and Gloria Kunz Daniel Kurtz and J. Esther Steinberg Gary LaBella ’75 and Jeanne Wickline LaBella ’75 Dennis Labossiere ’13, G’15 and Heather Tamblin ’12* Kim Lambert and William Wheatley Kim Landon ’75 Benay Leff ’65 Alan Leist Jr. and Constance Leist Terrence Li ’01 Carol and Steven Mackintosh Shauna G’07 and Anthony Malta Anthony G’04 and Janice Martino Ronald ’74 and Karen Mason J. Kemper Matt Sr. and Angela Matt Natalie Matt Dominick Mattia Sr. ’64 and Lauren Mattia ’98 Melva Max Denise McVay G’07 Dale and Lori Meszler Paul ’70 and Carol Montana Timothy ’72 and Lynda Moore John ’66 and Patricia ’66 Mulhall Paul J.’79 and France Murphy Victoria Nackley Timothy Nelson Thomas ’69 and Anne ’77 Nelson * Stephanie Nesbitt and Liana Prosonic G’17 Timothy ’72 and Sharon Noonan Frank Notarianni ’67 Peter ’90 and Colleen O’Connor Martin ’62 and Ellen Obernesser Michael Pandolfo ’78 Gina ’94 and Stephen Pearce Diane Peverly ’82 William Pfeiffer Jr. Melvyn ’59 and Ronnie Poplock Curtis and Joni Pulliam Albert Pylinski Jr. ’85

† deceased *arranged for matching gift

James Reagan Jr. ’72 Donald Rebovich Anita Richardson John and Beth Rowe Barry ’70 and Patricia Ryan Thomas and Lynda Ryan Pamela and Robert Salmon James Salsbury ’69 Treesa Salter ’88 Thomas Scirto ’81 Rhoda Segal Donna Shaffner Anthony Shaheen ’57 David Shanton ’80 Stephan Shapiro ’94 Judith ’83 and Robert Sheehan Robert ’74 and Veronica Sherman Curtis Smith ’92 and Maria Delacruz Donald and Theresa Snyder John Snyder ’95 and Renee Carlson Snyder Charles Sprock Sr. ’61 and Gretchen Sprock Barbara Starnes ’61 Andrew Steiner ’92 Joseph ’60 and Judith Sternburg Randall Stevens Jr. * Bernard Sullivan ’61 David ’69 and Lynne Suuronen Richard and Elizabeth Tantillo Alfred Tector Jr. ’59, H’97 and Joy Tector Charles Teuscher ’84 Lawrence and Terry Thibault William Thresher Jr. ’51 and Betty Zarrellla Tracy Tolles-Rueckert ’90 and Donald Rueckert Brett Truett Kirsten Ullman ’88 and Brian Bursa Anthony and Barbara Villanti Kenneth ’08 and Noel Visalli Douglas ’79 and Stephanie Waite Paul ’05 and Catherine Ward* Edmund ’62 and Lorraine Waszkiewicz R. Barry and Mary White Gregory ’03, G’06 and Katharine ’03 Williamson Harry and Ruth Wolfe Michele Woodard ’76

Richard and Lorna Wright Donald Zalatan John ’68 and Patricia ’68 Zalatan Susan Zullo ’88

ALUMNI 1949 Carl Yettru 1950 George Barlow Dorene Bullwinkle Leo Carrig* Rosalyn Danner Jack Davenport Saul Finer† Richard Gaffney Arthur Golder* William Grotevant Jacqueline Hanifin Paul Heiland Anthony Jadhon Donald Klein Robert Lopiano Frank Ockenfels Jr. Cornelia Rettie Elsie Shemin-Roth H’98 1951 Edward Bartoszek Sheldon Bernstein Raymond Cardinale Robert Knapp John McEvoy Allen Noble Walter Sadowski Robert Seibold William Thresher Jr. 1952 Elvio Del Monte John Haynes Jr. Donald Mantle Richard Montag William Potter Robert Rowden Mary Thomaris Shirley Thomas Marilyn White

† deceased *arranged for matching gift

1953 William Baulig Robert Buck Mary Cahalan* Jean Finnegan Michael Hayduk Jr. Karl Neumann Donald Sherline

Jerome Klion Leo Kupiec Robert Morris William Olney Edward Peterson Anthony Shaheen George Sfeir† Stanley Walerski

1954

1958

Leo† and Joan Brannick Carl Del Buono James Dinneen Juris Draguns W. James Greene Ernest Haar Robert Loomis Russell Myers Marilyn Racha Marvin Sitrin Talivaldis Spalvins

James Boehlert* Francis Cahalan Malio Cardarelli Stuart Davis Jr. and Constance Davis Thomas Della Posta* John Dowd Jr. Lorraine Fava Robert Herzog† Albert Mazloom Mario Fragola Jr. Frank LaPuma Sr. Fred Maliga Donald McCoy John Nelson Dorothy Rasmussen Alvin Rickman Anthony Rugari† Marshall Sitrin Howard Terrillion Robert Thomasch Sr. Florio Vitullo James Wilcox Ann Wynne

1955 Mitchell Amado Jr. Gordon Bashant Jr. Adrian Briggs Marilyn Card Frank Chambrone Senatro Iuorno Walter Richard Richard Schiffler 1956 Louis Damelio Blanche Duff Anthony Fabbio Robert May Richard Mazzatti Richard Motto William Mulroy Jr. John Muthig Peter Pacitto Mario Rocci Felix Rotundo* Mary Jane Talerico Dorothy Wind Donald Wormuth 1957 Robert Betler Daniel Cohen John Dinneen John Donohue Sr. Peter Fava Casimir Gacek Mary Gates William Goodman

1959 Frederick Alsante Alan Bucholtz Philip Card Frank Chiffy Timothy Coakley Gilbert Condon Walter Doyle Donald Karecki James McHenry John McNamara Mark Morchower Lois Muniente Louis Natale Maryann Nunnally John Panarites Melvyn Poplock Francis Roberts Vincent Scarafile Raymond Serway H’11 Arthur Sitrin Ronald Spira Alfred Tamburrino

Alfred Tector Jr. H’97 Thomas Thomas Ronald Varley 1960 David Dinneen Alan Edelson Anthony Feduccia William Gale Joseph Hajec George Jones Walter Kunz Judith Long Carol Morse Roger Parish Carol Parkola Murzin Paul Rinko Vincent Solomon Marlene Speers Joseph Sternburg Gerald Sullivan Margaret Trefzger James Vallee Jr. William Warmuth* 1961 Sherwood Boehlert H’04 Howard Bushinger William Bushnell Donald Daniels Armand Desimone George DiFabio Grace Dreidel Fred Dyer Jr. Anthony Garramone Christopher Kelly Richard Kennedy Richard LaPera Marie Lambert Michael Levine Sally Majka John Meehan* Donna Merryman Raymond Novak Anthony Pellegrino Jr. Phylis Philipson Donald Rizzo Richard Roberts Frederick Schmandt Charles Sprock Sr. Barbara Starnes Bernard Sullivan Richard Thomas Samuel Ventura Evelyn Webster† George Whittaker Gloria Wolak Wing Yen Wong

Raymond Zyla 1962 Nancy Aiello Joyce Armstrong Bart Basi Kenneth Boyce Richard Buckingham Donald Bush Lawrence Calabrese Frederick Carville Theresa Cohen Richard Coupe William Crofton Jr. John Crossley Benjamin De Iorio Jack Demma Allyn Earl Clarence Forness Beverly Garrett Cecelia Gouse Malcolm Hughes Philip Huller Richard Kupiec James Lia John McNeil Douglas Merchant Frank and Clorinda Mondi Charles Nile* Martin Obernesser David Pannone Gerald Porcelli Bernard Roswig Richard Stemmer William Suters Jr.† Stuart Talbot DeForest Tinkler Michael Tomassetti Irene Urbas Brown Josephine Vescera Edmund Waszkiewicz Richard Wisniewski 1963 Jerry Amoroso Louise Bara Michael Barry Rae Battle Anne Burton Barbara Clay Teresa Cox Patricia Davis Thomas DeGironimo Ronald Gouse Frances Hunter Robert Jones Rachel Netzband Peter Ricci

Maureen Scarafile Frank Scarano Carl Schmitt Theodora Steltenpohl* Diane Talarico Judith Talbot Arlene Tinkler Suzanne Tranquille Nanette Westley Robert Wozna Carole Zyla 1964 William Abraham Ann Anderson John Appfel Nicholas Cardinale Charles Daniels Nancy Frate Regina Galer Helen Galime Sharon Giannico-Frisbie Judith Gorman Suzanne Harrington John Haverlick Kenneth and Carol Hawks Harry Hertline* Rosa Hosp Ellen Jeff Donald Lopata Dominick Mattia Sr. Sharon McEwan Ray Patton William Perry Charles Rogers Pauline Rogers Charles Sitrin Joseph Sitts Donald Starr Diane Stebbins David and Lois Sumberg James Walter Cynthia Waymer Paul Wereszynski 1965 Jack Alter Robert Armstrong Shirley Astle Anthony Baleno Stuart Barrett Corinna Bishop Harold Clark Jr. H’03 James DeSantis William Dibble Marta Donohue Richard Eksterowicz*

Richard Evans Daryl Forsythe Albert Frisillo Douglas Gross Edmund Hollender Angelo Izzo Judith Kupiec Benay Leff Lawrence Lewicki Anne Mercurio Dunn Thomas Rossiter Philip Scampone Vito Scarafile Patricia Steward 1966 James Adasek Richard Boduch Stephen Burt Gerard Capraro Antonia Cortese Marie Costa Michael Coyle Vincent Coyne Ronald Cuccaro Francis Delaney Jr. Anthony Diana Enola Dickson Salvatore Falcone John Farrell Barbara Freeman Carolyn Gribnau Linda Handler Douglas Houghton Robert Hubbell Nicholas Kelly David Kolodziej Paul LaBella Joseph LaPaglia Edward McDonald Joseph Mezzatesta John and Patricia Mulhall Edward Nickerson Dorene Oberman Pizer Lawrence Pasek Francis Perretta Bonnie Polsin Virginia Lee Robinson Michael Silverman Clifford Simon Stewart Starer John Stephenson* William Tharp Jr. Robert Thurnau Michael Valentine Francine Wallin

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1967 Kenneth Arnold Joseph Bechtold M. Bruce Blocher William Britt Nelson Carpenter Richard Dewey Herbert Dorn Dennis Gellasch Donald Gondek Robert Greene William Grove Gregory Hamlin Bonnie Hubbell Stanley Jachimowski Richard Jarvis* Janet Kolwaite Karen Lally Melissa Lazzara James Leach Terrence Lisbeth Bruce Loomis George Lucke David McKendree James Mumford Adalgisa Nucci Frank Notarianni Robert O’Gara Gary Olivella Catherine Patterman Barbara Pope Frederick Scherer Jacqueline Scotti Charles Silverman Susanne Torres Barry Webb David Wilson 1968 Carlton Austin Evelyn Blasi Roberta Bonafield Robert Byrd Steven Callahan Philomena Cerone Leonard Converse Jr. David Cook† Curtis Darling Alan Dawes Roselynn Dow William Dowling Lyle Eldred Alan Ellinwood Terry Fike Thomas Flynn Barbara Fry Gerald Griffith Anthony Grimm II

Thomas Helmer Joseph Hovish Sally Jarvis Paul Jasiewicz Pamela Jensen-Dunsmore Jeanne Johannes Joan Koury Kenneth Kuhn John Kuk III Joan Lomery Bruce MacLain Donna McKendree Robert Moorhead James Obernesser J. John Prestopnik Salvatore Pristera Albert Proctor Barbara Queirolo Fred Reuter Doris Rice John Russo Donna Schebel John Slivka James Smith Gary Thurston Charles Wheeler Jr. John and Patricia Zalatan 1969 Douglass Bailey Janet Bialek William Blackman Michele Boyer Thomas and Angela Chmielenski Victoria Ciccone Barbara Cordisco Thomas Cox Jr. John David III Sue Davis John Decker Stephen Durant Thomas Evans Michael Freeman Linda Gigliotti Gail Gorczynski Diane Green Andrew Guzzetti Keith Haller Daniel Hayes Scott Healy James Hickey Gene Ann Hoffman John Hollister Frank Kozusko Jr. Peter Lekki Kenneth Lerch Barbara Marchilonis

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Joel Mizne Thomas Montana Thomas Nelson* Rosemary Pierce Mary Lou Pristera Robert Rasnick Ronald Ribyat Patricia Ruffalo James Salsbury Mary Scallon Thomas Shields Jane Sipila Antoinette Smith David Suuronen Paula Swider Barbara Taurisano Wilson Tyler Patricia Yule Steven Zamorski 1970 George Abdoo Jr. and Francine Abdoo Frances Alger James Asher Allan Baechle Neil and Carolyn Baum Patricia Bogan Jared Brown Janice Burke Dennis Carlow Alan Catlin Gary Conover Kathleen Custodero Frederick Degen William Dennison Aldo Di Pasqua Cora Donahue Charles Dougherty Michael Dyer David Eichenauer Mark Eisenberg Marcia Emmerich Donna Falzarine Ronald Farrington Jr. Kathleen Ford Devlin Gualtieri Michael Henry Bradford Herman Timothy Hobbs Jon Hoffman Thomas House Walter Johnson David Ketchiff Don Kieloch Thomas Kinney Carol Kinsey Janet Kirby

Kathy Lindsley Peggy Lore Nancy Mandry Burrett McBee Jr. William McMillen Robert Miller George Mitchell Paul Montana Sharon Nash Michael Potts James Pugliese Joseph Rugari Barry Ryan Daniel Salsbury James Samuel Kenneth Scallon Gordon Strong Jeffrey Sweet Philip Taurisano Eric Torgersen Linda Truax Jeffrey Whittemore Regina Zdeb 1971 Michael Adey Joseph Ayoub Jr. Richard Chmielewski Ronald Cilensek Nancy Crisino Gordon Custodero Harry Cynkus Edgar Davis M. Jean Davis John Deluca Gregory Donohue Cynthia Fahey Clare Fahy Wendy Ford Barbara Freeman John Gallicchio Gene Goundrey Anne Gualtieri Sharon Gulla Mary Anne Hutchinson Anthony Joseph Jr. Ronald Kaminski Frederick Kincaid Richard Long Catherine MacLain Richard Moon David Navin Philomena Nowakowski Lawrence Piper Eugene Quadraro Jr. Howard Rebeck Peggy Remizowski John Schalk

Donna Schofield Alan Sherline Donald Slota Nadine Thomas Paul Vickery Edward Wallace William Weckesser Gerard Ziehm 1972 Michael Adamczyk Bernice Benson* Thomas Bertlesman John Bliss David Bonacci Timothy Burback David Butler Alan Caminiti Martin Carlson James Cook Sherry Cooperman Steven Critelli Cynthia Dardano-Eichinger Virginia Esposito* Stanley Evans Michael Gadziala Robert Gorton Steven Greenberg Linda Griffin Martha Hanson Pamela Hodge James Kenny Cheryl Kopyt John Kuhlmann Kenneth Mangine Gordon Mappes David Mathis Karen Ann Mazza Timothy Moore Frederick Munson Jr. Timothy Noonan Anthony Paolozzi Wayne Perham Jan Radlowski James Reagan Jr. Andrea Rounds Walter Rowe Linda Sakon Gary Storms Robert Warwick Emily Wilk John Winslow William Young Jr. 1973 Stephen Alcala Thomas and Ann Berry John Bowling

Brian Bradley Leonard Bryant Mark Cacozza Patsy and Rachel Canarelli Rocco Carzo Kenneth Circelli Stephen Colicci Jerry Cousin Philip Cox Violet Eagan John Forte* Joan Friedenberg Richard Fuller Jeffrey Ganeles and Joan Palmer Ganeles Anna Green Charles Holmberg Michael and Janice Huss Kenneth Jalowiec Harry Keel Carl Klossner Joan Klossner* Thomas Krol Donn Lewandrowski Gerald Maloney Karen Marciniak John McKeon Joseph Militello Nicholas Montesano Robert Montesano James Reid Dwayne Robinson Margaret Rowe John Seymour Jr. Kevin Smith Priscilla Storm Daniel Szewczyk John Thompson Kathleen Thompson David Thurmond Robert Wineburg James Yule 1974 Thomas Atkinson Frank Augustine Arline Beaty Ivan Becker Patricia Berardino Michael Betrus Christine Blossom Barbara Brown* Larry Bull Margaret Burton Glasso Timothy Connors George Crandall Carolyn Dalton Michael Donahue

Dennis Dyke Michael Fanoun Carol Gillis William Grammaticas John Griffin David Hambruch Paul Hawthorne Patrick Helbach* Raymond Humann Sharon Jachim Leo Joncas Jim Kapsales Patricia Lonergan Theresa Mack Beverly Mangine Ronald Mason Constance McConnell Edwin Meyers Jr. Janice Miles William Millar Diane Nobles Ronald Pernat Robert Pierce Anthony Prumo Neil Reich Kenneth Relyea Sterling Remer Robert Sherman Mary Ellen Smith Joseph Tesoriere Elmus Thompson Jr. Guy Tomlinson Douglas Toulson Susan Warwick 1975 John Bach Jr. Lorraine Barringer Kenneth Bell Holly Boltz Jacqueline Boulden John Burkholder III Margaret Capalupo Patricia Couchman Patrick Devine Thirza Ecker Aosta Edelman William Evans Jr. Peter Frischmann Douglas Garren Richard Getty Raymond Hagan Janet Hallak Judy Hambruch Robert Hartenstein Brian Hughes Hester Jager Barbara Jaggers

Barbara Jordan Danielle Kincaid Gary LaBella and Jeanne Wickline LaBella Robert Lalli Kim Landon Douglas Leahy William Lee Barbara Lombardo Betty Martin Edward Maziarz Janet McCauley Philip Mondou Kathryn Montesano James Moore David Nobles E. Daniel Powers Angelo Reina Bertha Romanow Anthony Sardino Linda Sears Glenn Sparling Mark Techmanski Keith Wheeler Annette Zarelli-Parsons 1976 Albert Allen III Robert Baber Kristen Beckett Alissa Bogorad John Briggs* Brian Buckoski Steven Carey Benedict Gaetano Frank Gillette Maureen Granat Deborah Hartenstein Victor Holl Anne Ichihana Dan Iovino Robert Jeff David Lamb Carol Lavelle Scott Liebman Mark Lomery Edward Lukomski Donna Masi William Mathers Wester Miga Ellen Moon Chris Petrie Jackalyn Pettit Stuart Rounds Jeffrey Senft John Talerico Michele Woodard

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1977 Constance Angelini John Ata Robert Autrey David Bernard III Theresa Brush Robert Brvenik Loretta Campbell Bradley Cohen Karen DeGannes Carmen DiRienzo Carmody Kathy Dombrowski Scott Gillispie Lawrence Grasso Timothy Gyana David Harrington Sarah Hinman Lucretia Hunt John Konyak Martha Lamb Belinda Lopez Mark Mancuso Vincent Maneen Frank Maurizio Jr. Kevin McKeown Jerry Mirochnik Anne Nelson Kevin O’Rourke Timothy Perry Patrick Putrello Bella Reich Kathleen Roseen Pamela Seymour Judith Testa Nina Ven Scott Weisman Mark Weller Joseph Zlomek 1978 Jane Balducci David Bice Judith Brown Janine Carzo Barbara Cavaretta Robert Clemente Pamela Collishaw Jean Davis Garry Fox Mark Gauger Joseph Giannotti Leslie Goldberg Elizabeth Gray-Nix George Grisham Jr. Suzanne Helbach Sheree Helfgott Mirochnik Marc Kirschner Jean-Marie Kneeley

Lynn Konyak James Kraus Richard Lambert Nancy Lavine-Anderson Mitchell Maryhugh David McDonald Diana Morgan Michael Pandolfo Kathleen Potter* Kim Predgen Cynthia Riccio Janet Ringrose Leroy Schmuck F. Richard Splan Douglas Swarthout Bruce Szablak Marie Tata Anthony Vincent Tina Walke William and Christina Waszkiewicz Marilyn Wright Jill Ziemann Bergmann Henry Zucker 1979 Siobhan Dugan Diane Fanoun Mark Fulmer Jeanne Gabris Donald Gregory Jerry Jadlowski Kenneth Kakaty Debra Koen Gary Kunath Henry and Kim Leibovitz Janice Maurizio Christian Meyer III and Mary Beth Welle-Meyer Kurt Miller Paula Mrzlikar Paul J. Murphy Leslie North Lorraine Rippa Sharon Ruberti Mark Salsbury Stephen Schink Wendy Splan* Rosemary Stickles Kathleen Sullivan Peter Tarnapoll Ann Tomasello Marlene Urtz Douglas Waite 1980 Dawn Beers Robert Blake Jr.

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Lynn Brockway Natalie Brown Susan Brown Audrey Copperwheat Michael Corasanti Christopher Crolius Michael DiGeorge Peter Frank Nancy Hinge Mark Hobaica Susan Killingbeck Knox Philip Klossner Peggy Lounsbury Dean MacLachlan Bruce Maguire Timothy and Louise McGowan Wesley Miga and Karen Stonebraker Miga* Cynthia O’Connor Karen Potter-Hughes David Shanton James Smith Kenneth Taubes Robert Thomson April Tiffany Michael Turner David Waples* Marjorie Ziegler 1981 Gene Allen Steven Bonsted John Casellini Michael Doyle Nannette Dusseault Robert Flaherty Joseph Giordano Karen Grygiel Joanna Jiampietro Mark and Christine Leogrande Helene Maichle John O’Donnell* Raymond Philo Timothy Prosser Richard Puff John Reardon Timothy Roye Ronald Rudolph* Thomas Scirto Wendy Short Thomas Warren 1982 Debra Beck-Servello Karen Bestwick Bricker Victor Cardillo Gwen Connors Naomi Dee

Paul Durr Jamie Ferguson Tammy Flaherty JoAnne Hajec Mary Hayes Gordon G’13 Dorothy Hilts Christine Hoke Kevin Kennedy Cynthia Koscinski Tracy Lach Kathleen Laurin-Bastedo Nancy Meininger Michael Meserole Joan Murphy Diane Peverly Lynne Roberts G’10 Steven Santandrea Richard Sebastian Jr. Gloria Shaheen Joseph Spadafora Lawrence Stone Wendy Waters 1983 David Armon Gregory Benincasa James Betro Melody Blake Randal Caldwell Marina Cecchini Randolph Collins Rick Davis Frank DiOrio George Ellmers Patricia Giordano Jacqueline Kawola Rochelle Krimker Timothy Marohn Elisa Marra* Laurence Miner Cheryl Minor Dennis Moore Kathleen O’Donnell Beverly Piechowicz Luisa Satterly Margaret Schutten Roger Shapiro* Judith Sheehan Murray Smith Jr. Barbara Sweeney Elena Topoozian Sabra Williams Elizabeth Wilson 1984 Thomas Bashant Theresa Bell Nagle Dolores Boehlert

Jacqueline Bortiatynski Lyla Brisk John Burke Janice Caprio Barbara Cieslewitz James Duffy John Gaffey Michele Gefell Carol Green Thomas Green Andrew Hislop Alexander Jess Lynetta Lipsey-Hughes Philip Mazzatti* Donna Mead Sharon Perry Jacqueline Rockwood Annice Smith Charles Teuscher Janice Tona Joseph Glen Willis 1985 Sharon Baisley G’09 Brenda Bashant Mark Blood Paula Carey Rose Carpenter DJ Carstensen Jr. Jo Ann Chapman Thomas Giglio Terry Gras Brian Jackson Joseph LiBritz Lorie McClory Robert Munson II and Mariann Munson Lawrence Platt and Betty Mizgala Albert Pylinski Jr. Kevin Schmadel Michael Schultz David Smith Carol Soja Roxana Spano Christine Synakowski-Quinn Lynne Wadsworth Douglas Wynne Patricia Zaccari 1986 Kathleen Augustine-Farnett Joseph Bigalow* Sharon Blask-Dreyer Cora Bruns G’05 Stuart Card Nicholas Cecere* Charles Cerny

Darrell Cook Jeanette Conte Mary Fiore Cynthia Fiorilli Dennis Fitzgerald Deborah Higgins Kevin Kasky Joseph LaBella Nora Mammen Candace Manning-Barringer Steven Perog Jeffrey Quinn Lawrence Sanchez* Linda St. John Virginia Warsen* Roger Williams Catherine Willing Deoul Thomas Wilson Janis Winn 1987 Samuel Celia David Cidzik Mary Cimbalo Suzanne Edwards Wendy Ellis Evelyn Fazekas Kathleen Gatzendorfer* Alan Higgins James Humphrey Eileen Navagh Rose Patterson Donald Polczynski Jr. Michael Rodzinka Ann Roman Setsuko Rosen Lucy Rotundo Karen Ruff Jonathan Schloop Louis Shkane 1988 Thomas Ashmore Aliceann Beer Lavelle Bennett James Brown Stacy Buckley Nancy Buswell Carolyn Carstensen Brenda Coyne Waters Kari Davis Evelyn Edwards Michael Fitzgerald Dorothy Goodney Simone Hall Yvette Harrison Dennis Kininger Robert Korrie

Brian Lauri Susan Lux Louis Maida David Martin David Miller Matthew Millett Mark Pilipczuk Treesa Salter Susan Brooks Sanchez Richard Short Kirsten Ullman LaVerne Wariboko Joseph Wojnas Robert Wuest Randall Zuch Susan Zullo 1989 Linda Bramblett Sarah Dam Leila Davis David Fontaine Michael Giacobbe Todd Haven Joan Kay Annmarie Kinsella Linda Lamach Sherri Loucks Michael Murawski Kelli Owens Kim Raga Jeanne Richard Helen Rico Justine Schebel Julie Steele John Stock Joseph Stuhlman Lucius Thomas Gina Tomaselli Susan Vinal Kevin Wade* Dale Wagner 1990 Andrew Brindisi John Calabrese Sr. Mary Cardinale Joyce Cook Michael Evolo Jr. * Julianne Fitzgerald Michael Garguilo Lu Elaine Griswold Peggy Henry Lynn Kattato Deborah Kessler Pamela Klein Pascale Lewis Rosemary Lowden

Lisa Miller Kristi Noyes Peter O’Connor Joseph Perry Danielle Quarrels Paul Skelton Kathleen Smith Tracy Tolles-Rueckert Linda Waegerle Jacqueline Warmuth 1991 John Barbieri Kathryn Bacher Rebecca Burmaster Carol Cooper Neva Cooper David Dioguardi Robert Epp Blake Ford Tracie Greenwell Amy Harris Heidi Hoeller Cynthia Hoffman Lorena Marra Michael Marro John Martello Melissa Merriam Susan Murad Jeffrey Pinard Kevin Rasha Roxana Sager Vaughn Saville Kyle Serba Todd Svetin Lisa Walchusky 1992 Leslie Adams Michael Benson Elizabeth Bernabe Julie Betro Shkane Victoria Bokser Thomas Cole Michelle Droll* Christine Farley Annemarie Garramone Annette Gleason Cecelia Goldschmidt Dorree Gurdak James Hall Karen Hook Christopher Hunt Lori Magliulo Louis Mardany Heather Meaney Christy Miller Sandra Sanger

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Michael Schebel James Slenker III and Melissa Slenker Curtis Smith Katherine Snyder Andrew Steiner Becky Sutliff-Smith Danielle Talarico Ann Marie Teitelbaum Cassella Shelli Tsoupelis Corina Waldrup 1993 Kelly Foster William Girvan John Gunlogson Christopher Hutchinson Christopher Lambert Beth Lanza Karen Mandelkow Donna Matuszek Thomas McGinty* Robert Mina Philip Moore William Prior Richard Racioppa Maryanne Seguro Christine Stanavich Ida Terrasi-Peccia Michelle Viscosi Helen Wagner Nancy Wallace Michael Yelle 1994 Jaclyn Baur Matthew DiCaprio Robert Elinskas Ronald Fallon Kristen Holt Mark Kozak Donald Mohat Jr. Gina Pearce Todd Prouty Solade Rowe Stephan Shapiro Ann Tabrizi Michele Tellstone 1995 Katherine Bufano Patrick Cooley Thomas Labayewski Marlene LiBritz Lorraine Panella Melissa Racioppa Kimberly Richardson

Joseph Sallustio III Dianne Schink Christopher Schlecht John Snyder Kathryn Wardell Keith Wick Petula Wright James Zuhlke 1996 Linda Aaronson Raymond Alessandrini Julie Bush G’11 Charles Carey Mary Crawford-Mohat Amy DiCaprio Thomas Dosch Jr. * Caren Dufresne Charles Eible III Shawn Gaffney Kevin McFarlane Patricia Reile Ada Rivera Jay Snow Reginald Starr Mark Volz Vicki Wilson Stephanie Zimmer 1997 Matthew Bashant Bonnie Carver Amy Chauvin White Robert Cole* Gail Durr Denice Eckler Carol Hunn Robert Janda Brian Johnson Daniel Jones* Richard Kennedy Marcia Knapp Paulette McFarlane Deborah Perna Barbara Roberts Elizabeth Snyder Fortino 1998 Eleanore Bertin Amy Campanella Laura DeStefanis Kyo Dolan G’03 Gabriella Flanagan Scott Goodrich Robin Hajdasz Katie Henchir Terry Amy Kobelski

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Regina Luttrell Deborah Mangan Lauren Mattia Maria Norman Jason Phelps Andrew Siuta Mary Snyder Radel Stephen Surace Nicole Tarson Patricia Vidoni-Biernat 1999 Andrew Arcuri Eryn Balch Christopher Bandura Martin Bruns Renee Deluke Jeremy Earl G’13 Shawn Fovel Jill Goodrich Amy Haver Michael Johnson Stephanie Johnson Tyson Lowry Faon Mahunik Mark Mullin Jessica Nelson John Ossowski Lili Poon Deborah Rickard David G’06 and Lisa Schilling Polly Smith Antoinette Vanderlan Eileen Welpe 2000 Kelly Adams Ericka Bennett Kina Edwards Tamara Flory Shannon Flynn LaToya Jordan Daniel Kalil Mariah Kane Michael Miller Anjanette Randolph Jonathan Schmidt Julie Shattuck Jeremy Thurston Jeremy VanHorne 2001 Michele Adams William Callahan III Scott Getz Terrence Li Chad Parker

Marlene Parron Bingaman Daniel Smith 2002 Michael Curriere III Janet Desens Suzanne Lynch G’02 Robert Masterman G’04 Candice Ossowski Michael Parnell Martha Shatraw Kimberly Van Duren Matthew VanWaes G’13 2003 Brian Agnew Scott Bushinger Matthew Carr Michael Clapsadl G’12 Douglas Croft Lars Dzedek James Fisher G’05, G’07 Philip McGrath Salvatore Paladino III John Sallustio Brian Swancott Michael Volz Gregory G’06 and Katharine Williamson 2004 Brian Bansner Steven Brunner Jaime Cavallo-Volz Edwin Cuebas G’04 Anthony Fus Jr. G’06, G’11 Brandy Gray G’10 Michelle Hogan Tammy Jones Brian Kaley Derek MacTurk Anthony Martino G’04 Brian and Jaime G’06 McHale Ingrid Otto-Jones Kristen Raab G’11 Shannon Schoellig G’06 Sinda Tomy Jeffery Whalley 2005 Michael Absolom G’08 Julian Alteri Charlotte Beyer Jennifer Blanchard Williams Molly Bonnell Weilling Chen James Farr G’12

Stephen Griffiths Gary Heenan G’05 Jeffrey Hogan Lisa Hoskey G’05 Jenny Lounsbury Peter Masterpole Mark McMullen G’05 Ronald Mexico G’17 Jeffrey Mohney Amy Potrzeba-Macrina Warren Quinn Richard Rager Bethany Trout Kirstin Walker G’05 Paul Ward* 2006 Matthew Cathers Shawn Fohs Tim Freeman Paul Hart Nancy Hauck Katherine Hill G’07 Matthew Miles William Pluff G’11 Charleen Sangiacomo Colleen Strife Elizabeth Strodel David Sutch Thomas Taylor G’06* Dominick Timpano Catherine Touron Eric Trauber G’10 Neil Trout 2007 Megan Absolom Isfandior Aioubov Julia Alteri Jon Ames Andy Blattenbauer Geoffrey Brandt Robert Byrnes G’07 Kimberly Costa Tara Lee Eric Longway Shawn Loutsch Shauna Malta G’07 Denise McVay G’07 Laura Meagher Marianne Pratt Jessica Reho Jan Simpson G’07 Geoffrey Stewart Doris Testa Ann Thiel Ryan Touron G’08 Dominic Tripp

Steven Vizzini 2008 Andrew Carr G’12 Lauren D’Antonio Adam Dekker and Kathryn Rossi Julia Emby Dale Fox III G’08 Amber Jaeger G’08 Kimberly Major G’10 Nadia Mohamed Bretton Neider Kyle Perry G’08 Kyle Strife* Eric Threadgill Andrew Tulloch Kenneth Visalli 2009 Benjamin Atwood G’13 Aaron Benoit Trisa Brewer G’09 Leslie Corbo G’12 Matthew and Katie Falso Caitlin Kutas Justin Maxwell Robert Montgomery G’12 Thomas Schneider Cedric Sickout G’09 Erica Simpson G’09 Valerie Smith Tara Wise G’09 2010 Daniel Ball Randi Bell Sonja Buccheri Izabela Carr Megan Clapsadl Rebecca Guthrie Thomas Hixson G’10 Thomas Holt Jr. Jacqueline Klotzbach Jeanette Lenoir Sean McKevitt Moradeyo Oluwakuyide G’10 Sarah Pierce Tanner Stewart* Angela Suppa 2011 Sydney Bell Joseph Chubbuck Terence Culkin Chelsea Darrow Michele Davis G’11

Kathleen Esty Claire Gerlach Christopher Holden Johanna Jennings Katherine Kindl G’11 Glenn Lantican G’11 John Massoud David Parker Angelica Pascone G’14 Joanne Pluff G’17 Keino Purcell Judeanne Rockford G’11 Stephanie Williamson 2012 Jessica Ahearn G’15 Elyssa Arnone-Earl Greg Caloia Sarah Crill Catherine DeGarmo G’12 Lisa Frikker-Gruss* John Furman Sarah Garramone Jeremiah Gillette G’16 Marta Gold Rashida Hull Zachary Jensen G’15 Stephen Karboski Jon Kealy Jeanette McCorry Kathleen McGee Rosemary McGuire G’12 Carmen Mercado G’12 Jamie Merdinger Michael Mirabueno G’12 Muthuvinayagam Murugan G’12 Ashok Patel G’12 Varshalkumar Patel G’12 Christopher Philpott G’14 Hilda Pomeroy G’12 Holly Ray G’12 Amber Recio Brendon Ring Adrian Romanski Fabio Sanchez Maria Santucci Daniel Shanley II Laurel Simer Mijamin Strong Amanda Sulicz Heather Tamblin Gail Tuttle Scott Wentworth Megan Wickham 2013 Jennifer Balog G’13

Trisha Barone Andrew Benkwitt Jr. Jamie Buell Timothy Burns Siegfreid Capistrano G’13 Hilda Chow Carrie Cohen Bryan Craven Brett Darrow G’15 Francesco DiMarco Daniel Garcia Lucas Harder G’17 Jonathan Heisler Michael Herberger Maria Jensen G’15 John Johns G’13 Dennis Labossiere G’15* Roderick Link III Mary Maneen Sandra O’Brien G’13 Samantha O’Neil Michael Palmisano Piyush Patel G’13 Eric Peterson Genaro Scampone Archan Shah G’13 Carmelita Shanley Paul Smith Sara Stevens Edward Stoker G’13 Caren Summers G’13 Jennifer Urbanke Tony Wu Clint Yarges G’13 Steven Zappia G’14 2014 Cody Adams Mary Ann Aggabao G’14 Tracy Balduzzi G’14 Andrew Calabrese IV Gary Carrock Jr. G’14 Dana Christofferson Anthony Cipoletti G’15 Jason Decker G’14 Shaylynn Dewey Matthew Dziekan* Shanell Finney John Fulton G’14 Joseph Giametta Susan Hall G’14 Alexandria Jennings G’17 Sean Jones Daniel Lupo Khatuna Mshvidobadze G’14 Logan Placey Anisah Richardson Melissa Rocamora G’14

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Bhaumik Shah G’14 Michael Slowikowski Ryan Taylor Joshua Torrey G’16 Michael Vitacolonna

Kristin St. Hilaire G’16 Nicole Tymann G’16 Joel Wetmore Susan Whiting G’16 Rose Zaloom

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Michael Baird Angus Bankert Adriana Benkwitt G’17 David Chirco G’17 Summer Costello Samuel DiFiglia G’15 Thomas Dinnen II Stephen Dowd Shelby Fox G’15 Karolina Holl G’15 Tyler Kallasy Lauryn Moore G’15 Kurt Olendorf G’15 Eric Rightmier G’17 Michael Russo Mark Shea G’15 Ernestina Stanley Alexandra Wagner G’16 Thomas Woodburn G’17 Justin Zacek

Kevin Balduzzi G’17 Stephanie Bonk Francesca Dunlevy G’17 Heather Jankovictz G’17 Ryan Jordan Matthew Latus G’17 Joy London G’17 James Murphy Bryce Patterson Liana Prosonic G’17 Emily Rembetski Steven Urbanke Felicitas Wilson G’17

2016 Kheniel Adlam Michael Belmont Michael Boehlert Maricris Boquiren G’16 Michelle Bougas G’16 Pamela Bremen Vincent Burillo James Corcoran Vincent D’Agostino G’16 Alexander DeRusso Andrew DiOrio Donna Dolansky G’16 Amy Dumary Alexandria Evolo G’17 Jonathan Fiore Lisa Green G’16 Jean Guenguem G’16 Lara Heidelberg G’16 Cameron Jennings Spencer Lasker Joshua Luczak James McLaughlin Taylor Peters Adam Pexton Navanita Purkayastha G’16 Teresa Schreeder G’16 Sandra Shepardson G’16 Kayla Small

2018 Ashelyne Babb Rachel Baker Cassidy Brown Ann Ciancia Brandi Dodge G’18 Victor Figueroa G’18 Nicole Garhartt Marie Hage G’18 Jaclyn Henz Shyane Jones Ashley Mayo-Wilson Emily Pinckney Tracy Solazzo Nedoh Striker Margaret Tabone Alaina Tripp Jazmine Vazquez David Wadas G’18

CURRENT STUDENTS OF UTICA COLLEGE Ahmed Ahmed Lukus Becker Kelsey Brooks Elizabeth Brown Nicolette Conkin Alayna Cormier Candace De Raffele Leslian Delgado Jeslyn Files

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Emilee Finley Briannah Florian Crystal Hayner Amanda Henderson Jalen Hill Rachel Hunter Cortlynn Jepsen Brigid Johndrow John Maranino Coralynn Maxwell Brian Mohlin Jasmyne Peck Makenzie Pelish Kristina Perez Christopher Restivo Ariana Rueb Hawa Sanogo Brad Schulman Kimberly Soriano Jared Stanley

FRIENDS OF UTICA COLLEGE Anonymous Jo Ann and Steven Abel Christ Abell Lisa Adamo Donald Adams Michael Aiello Adam Ambielli Mark and Kathleen Angelucci David Badalamente Joe Badalamente Kevin Badalamente Philip Bailey Bonnie Baker Robert Bannigan Marsha Basloe Dorothy Becker Charles and I. Gwendolyn Beno Rosalind Berkowitz Martin Biegelman H’10* Eula Bierria Bradley Bondi Phillip Boots Lawrence and Alene Bosquet Jennifer Brancato Richard and Ann Briggs Ifigenia Brown Ray Buckhaults Steve Bulger Gail Burdick

Melissa Camman Don H’14 and Edna Carbone Dale and Jennifer Carey Joan Anne Caron Angela Carter Dea and Lee Casstevens William and Janet Chanatry* Robert Clark Maxwell Cohen Kerisha Collins Sheila Colliver Connie Corasanti Michael and Judith Cordo Regina Countryman Louis and Leona Critelli* Neal Cynkus Pauline Cynkus Lydia D’Armiento Michael and Evy Damsky Rose Danella Kristen and Donald Darcangelo Mark and Deborah Daviau Connie Degen Wayne Demers Jan Den Hamer Corn Paul Deoul RoAnn Destito Dolores DiSpirito* Alicia Dicks Makka Djouma Jeanne and Barry Donalty John Dora Christopher Durosinmi James and Cynthia DuRoss Paul and Melissa Drejza Elizabeth Dugan William Earl and Alkestis Pietris-Earl Lisa Esch Joseph Entelisano Gina Esposito Jonathan Ester Vincent Faggiano Marlene Faroni Natalie Fiacco Matthew Fong* Mark Ford Sue Ford Anna Marie Fortune Cynthia Foster Lucille and Neil Fovel Brian and Sandra Gaetano Charles Gaetano H’04 William and Cecelia Gaetano Marianne and Peter Gaige Anne and Gareld Gallagher

Kathryn and Orlando Gencarelli Thomas and Judith Geruntino Jeremy Gibbs Laura Gillam Rosalinda and John Ginzler Benjamin Gioseffi Esther Goldberg Michael and Ceci Goldstone Amy Goodfriend Barbara Goodman Melissa Gottuso Rebecca Grabski Rick Green David and Janet Griffith Donald and Kathy Guido Timothy Guido Andrea Guy Elaine Hage J.K. Hage III and Hedy HydeHage Eileen Hamlin Richard and Kimberly Hanna Tara Hartfield and Christopher Hartfield Sr. Karen Hawley Scot and Jill Hayes Susan Heidemann Kristin Henry Samuel and Nancy Hester Lalaina Hula Robin Iveson Richard and Sarah Jerro Deborah Johns* Christopher Johnson Jean Johnson David Jones Sandra Jones Camille Kahler Curtis Kaiser Louis Kallasy Beverly and Daniel Kane Ehser Kanyaw James and Elaine Kehrer James Kehrer Jr. and Marion Kehrer Robert and Carol Keller Robert Kelly Susan Kernan* Eileen and Eugene Kipper Esther Kirchheimer Christine Klucznik Patrick Knapp Richard Kneeley Robert and Tatyana Knight George and Pinny Kuckel Christine Lauri Franklyn Lawyer

Richard and Nancy Lennon LaRhonda Leonard Susan and Robert Lewis Salvatore and Kathleen Longo Tiffany Lott Chris Lupa David Lupia Emerson and Kimberly Lyndaker Stephen and Amanda Mandia W. Anthony and Carol Mandour Kevin Marken Debra and Thomas Martin Carmen Martinez Francis Matt J. Kemper Sr. and Angela Matt Linda Buerk Matt Natalie and Will Matt Salvatore and Michele Mauro Melva Max Kevin McAllister Zvia McCormick Catherine McEnroe William and Pamela McGarry Eric and Susan McKinstry Brian and Sarah McQueen Daniel and Pamela Meehan* S. Joseph and Susan Meelan Craig Minor Leslie Mongilia Maclean Moore Zaida and Martin Morell Ryan and Jessica Mortensen Mary and Wayne Moshier Kevin Moss* Patricia Mounser Joan Muhaisen Julie Murawski Maureen and Edward Netzband Christopher Neumann Diana and John Noviasky Jo Ann Nunneker Brighid O’Brien Shawn O’Toole Paul and Carol Ohlbaum Terrance and Mary Lee Oliver John Omalley Stephanie Opalka Ann Marie Palladino Michael and Sharon Palmer Edward and Barbara Paparella Michael and Kelly Parsons Morris Pearson Jeanette and Robert Pedersen Patricia Perez

Robert Perkins Carl Poole James Posey and Gladys Powell-Posey Lynn Powell Thomas Powers Deb Pratt William Przylucki James Pula Ann Radzisz Earle Reed Dennis Reiff Douglas Remer Judith Reyes Jason Richard Steven Rivas Robert Roach* Nancy Robinson John Romano Linda Romano and Russell Petralia* Tamah Solomon Rosker and Steven Rosker Gary Ross Marco Rubino Janet Rugari F. Christine Sacco Irene Saladino Susan Saville Keith and Dianna Scranton Robert Seward Rhoda Segal Kristin Sekula Thomas Sekuterski Steven and Meilissa Sevier Fred Sfeir Scott Shaw Kathleen and Patrick Shea Joseph Silberlicht and Sandra Fenske Kay Sinclair Thomas Sinnott Angela Smith Carol Steele Carline St. Firmin Peter Sullivan John Tette Lawrence and Terry Thibault Donald Thompson Joan Tierney Joseph and Evelyn Tierno Symeon Tsoupelis Jr. Linda and James Tuggey Joseph Uvanni David and Mary Valentine Stephen Van Duren Laura VanVolkenburg Judith Vicks-Sweet

Frank and Theresa Viola Amy and Michael Voorhees Dawn and Richard Walpole Stephen Waters Eric Watson and Paola Gentry Thomas Wheeler Shirley White Nancy Williams Harry and Ruth Wolfe Bonnie and Darren Woods* Marissa Woods Victoria Zacek Raymond Zielinski and Ann McDowell John and Jean Ziemann John Zogby

PARENTS OF CURRENT AND FORMER STUDENTS Stephen and Laurie Absolom Margret-Ann Agosta and John Zattola Rosemary Albert Joseph and Paula Alfeo Jon Ames Mark and Marica Ammirato Karen Anten Serene Arnell Jon and Marilee Asher Thomas Ashmore ’88 Kathleen and Dane Austin Robert Baber ’76 Ellen Bailey Leland and Karen Bailey Franklin and Annette Barber Jaclyn ’94 and Scott Baur Kerry Beattie Arline ’74 and Robert Beaty Laurie Begis Hossein Behforooz and Forough Saba John Behrens Kenneth ’75 and Anne Bell Patricia Benthin Mary Lou Berie Eileen and Brian Bingay David and Kim Bliss Damian Boehlert Thomas Brancato Robert Brandt Jr. and Carole Brandt

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Muhamed Bricic and Mirzeta Fetibegovic David and Lynn Briggs James ’88 and Susan ’80 Brown Thomas and Christine Brown Cora ’86, G’06 and Martin ’99 Bruns Michele and Frederick Bruzzese Michelle and Mark Buczek John and Nancy Buffa Robert and Mildred Burke Howard ’61 and Carolyn Bushinger Daniel and Lori Busold Glenn Buttermore and Christina McCrea* Robert ’68 and Mary Byrd Lawrence ’62 and Annabelle Calabrese Bradley and Joann Campbell Domenique Canino Ted and Connie Capuano Charles ’96 and Paula ’85 Carey Debra and Paul Carkner Neal and Maria Carman Richard and Susan Carr Thomas and Connie Carrigan Laura and Filippo Casamento Anthony and Lisa Chisari Richard ’71 and Paula Chmielewski Joseph ’11 and Barbara Chubbuck Suzanne and Peter Ciancia David ’87 and Jean Cidzik Kevin and Lisa Clapp Laura and Jeffrey Cohen Raelene Conkin Timothy ’74 and Gwen ’82 Connors Jeanette ’86 and Frank Conte John and Elin Cormican Brenda Coyne Waters ’88 and Richard Waters Lawrence and Starlene Cracchiolo Deborah and Robert Crill Debra and Wylie Crisanti Cheryl and Scott Crossett Anne Curcurito Joseph Curcurito and Laurie Murray George and Lorraine Curtis David Damiani Robert and Deborah Danziger

Karen and Michael Davis Naomi Dee ’82 Michael Delia Sr. and Linda Delia Ellen and Matthew DellaPenna Donald Derby Gregg and Desiree Derlago Janet ’02 and Peter Desens Andre and Doreen Dessureau Wayne and Laura Dewey Oscar and Lillian Diaz Frank ’83 and Therese DiOrio Larry Dill Annette and John Dimon Thomas and Doreen Dinnen Michael Dionisio William Doble Sr. Mary Anne and Raymond Dobmeier Tracy and Kenneth Dominello Elizabeth DuPont William and Dana Dundon Gail ’97 and Mark Durr Brendan Dwyer Donald and Gail Dwyer Nicole and Dustin Dwyer Paul Educate Steven Edwards Elizabeth Echeandia Barbara Evanoff Greg and Denyse Evans Michael Evolo Jr. ’90 and Melissa Hobika Evolo* Lori and Jack Falzone Christine Finley Bradley and Dianne Fisk Dennis ’86 and Eliesa Fitzgerald Michael ’88 and Julianne ’90 Fitzgerald Daniel and Diane Flanagan Kathleen ’70 and Daniel Ford Paul and Ann Marie Franchi Herbert Freeman Jr. Michelle Fredericks George and Evelyn Teresa Fritz James and Linda Fuhrman Michael Gaboriault Dennis and Kelly Gagan Anthony ’61 and Annemarie ’92 Garramone Rich and Kelly Glionna Thomas ’85 and Tina Giglio Anna Giordano Joseph ’81 and Patricia ’83 Giordano Henry and Barbara Grabow

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Edward Greene Sr. and Katherine Greene John ’74 and Constance Griffin Keith and Dorna Griffiths Cornelius and Jeannine Griggs Michael and Kathleen Gruenthaner Richard and Virginia Guistina JoAnne ’82 and Michael Hajec Debra Hall Doug Hall Jeffrey and Celest Hall Linda Handler ’66 Scott Handy David Harrington ’77 Jodi Haskin Kenneth ’64 and Carol ’64 Hawks Thomas and Kathie Herringshaw Brenda and Kendall Hicks Nadine and Alan Hillel Mark ’80 and Elizabeth Hobaica Corrine and Gary Hoerning James and Judith Hoffman Christine and John Hoke Paul and Joyce Howden Robert ’66 and Bonnie ’67 Hubbell Tracy and Nicholas Hula Mary Anne ’71 and Norman Hutchinson George and Connie Husak Robert ’97 and Mary Ann Janda Mairead and Paul Johndrow Michael and Monique Johnson Darrell Jones Sr. and Michele Jones Lambert Josephs Mark and Karen Julian Kenneth ’79 and Geraldine Kakaty Kristi Kamish-Bushinski and Scott Bushinski Kathleen Keefe Jessica Keehan Michael and Kathleen Kennedy James ’72 and Mary Anne Kenny David King Thomas ’70 and Janice Kinney Annmarie ’89 and Steven Kinsella David Kirkpatrick and Noreen Wolansky

John and Barbara Klein Cynthia ’82 and Peter Koscinski Tracy Kuc Karl and Christine Kuehnle Gary Kunath ’79 Candi and David Kupris Richard ’78 and Marie ’61 Lambert Karen and Wade Lamper Cristi and Joseph Landrigan Bruce and Barbara Lanz Frank LaPuma Sr. ’58 and Marie LaPuma Stanley Lelewski Jr. and Patricia Lelewski Christine ’81 and Mark ’81 Leogrande Amy and Dave Leviton Karen and Ralph Lorraine Karen and Joseph Lotz Peggy ’80 and Robert Lounsbury Ralph and Frances Lucia Cassandra and Thomas Lynch Emerson and Amanda Lyndaker Lori ’92 and Anthony Magliulo Tina Malone Kelly and Jeffery Marchant James and Barbara Mariani John ’91 and Regina Martello Patrick and Susan Martin Mitchell ’78 and Barbara Maryhugh Myra and Stephen McAllister Cristina and Clifford McCabe Holly and William McCoy Timothy and Erin Feeney McGovern Danny McManus Jr. and Heather McManus Grace and Michael McNamara Gerald† and Donna Mead ’84 Nancy ’82 and Thomas Meininger Kim Meyer Norine and Ken Meyer Beverly Michalko Jill and Jason Miller Frank ’62 and Clorinda ’62 Mondi Richard and Robin Monroe Maria Morabito Elise Morgenstern Thyra Muhammad Matthew and Denise Mulholland

Timothy Murphy Doreen and Michael Murray Scott and Cynthia Nell Thomas ’69, ’90 and Anne ’77 Nelson Kenneth and Christine Netto Jeana Nicotera Susan Osowski Castilla Stanley and Diane Ossowski* Penny Palmieri Anne and Joseph Patterson Jennifer Patterson Nadine Paz-Pizzarelli and Anthony Pizzarelli Katie and Carlos Perez John and Carol Perkins Andrew and Lisa Podlucky John and Kim Probst Terri and Irving Provost Patrick ’77 and Deanna Putrello Theodore and Barbara Quinlan Mark and Donna Raczynski Kim ’89 and David Raga Rajesh and Jenny Ramsundar James ’73 and Linda Reid Anne and Chris Remley Marianne and Dennis Reynolds Douglas and Janice Rhodes David Rice Michael and Theresa Rogers Joaquin Romaguera Margaret Roselli Stuart ’76 and Andrea ’72 Rounds John and Beth Rowe John Russo ’68 Barry ’70 and Patricia Ryan David and Regina Sahagian Charleen ’06 and Gerald Sangiacomo Mike Sarnowski Stephen and Michele Scaife Christine and Arthur Scala Michael ’92 and Justine ’89 Schebel Michael and Tracy Schellenger Nora and Frederick Schempp Mitchell and Karen Schulman Michael ’85 and Lori Schultz Margaret ’83 and Michael Schutten Linda ’75 and Michael Sears Richard Shabman Alan and Dolores Sharpe Pauline and John Shea Jan G’07 and Robert Simpson

Michael and Carol Simpson Raymond and Bernadette Siuta Bradley and Susanne Smith Polly Smith ’99 Robert and Patricia Smith Teresa and James Smith Donald and Theresa Snyder Salomon and Stephanie Soria Mark and Victoria Spina Charles Sprock Sr. ’61 and Gretchen Sprock Alan and Susan Steele Gerald St. Hilaire Jean and Arthur Stefan Randall Stevens Jr. * Betsy and Todd Stinson Kathi and Ken Stransky Stefanie Streeter Joan Strielkauskas Wayne Sullivan Caren G’13 and Matthew Summers Christopher Suozzi Brian Swancott ’03 Dino and Norma Szajner Richard and Elizabeth Tantillo Gary ’68 and Mary Thurston Thomas and Shelly Tice Gabriel and Denise Timpano Tracy Tolles-Rueckert ’90 and Donald Rueckert Michael ’62 and Joann Tomassetti Dana Torrey and Ann Beaudry-Torrey Anthony Tranfaglia III and Jeannine Tranfaglia Kerin Tutein Gail ’12 and Gary Tuttle Lisa and Kevin Twitchell Michael and Ellen Valenti Sharon and Christopher Van Houten William and Suzanne Virkler Ilkka Virtanen Joy and Douglas Voss Kirstin Walker G’05 Thomas and Joyce Walter R. Barry and Mary White Angela and Eric Whitehouse Maureen Whiting Theodore and Sandra Widas Henryk and Aleta Widomski Norma Williams Richard Williams* Elizabeth ’83 and Robert Wilson

Andrew and Lori Wisnovsky Stephen and Susan Wolak Stephanie Woodard John and Lisa Woodburn Wesley Wright Jr. Ann Wynne ’58 Michael and Janine Yelich Michael Zegarelli†

FACULTY AND STAFF (CURRENT, EMERITI, AND RETIRED) Anonymous Lawrence and Linda ’96 Aaronson Nicholas Accordino Kelly Adams ’00 James Adasek ’66 Raymond Alessandrini ’96 Louis Angelini Adrianne Arnone Benjamin Atwood ’09, G’13 Tracy Balduzzi G’14 Trisha Barone ’13 Jaclyn Baur ’94 Andrew Beakman Annette Becker Laura Bedford Hossein Behforooz John Behrens Randi Bell ’10 Colleen Bentley-Ciccone Frank Bergmann William Blanchfield Michael Blehar Daniel Bollana Judy Borner James Brown ’88 Catherine Brownell Cora ’86, G’06 and Martin ’99 Bruns Bryant Buchanan and Sharon Wise Jamie Buell ’13 Gil Burgmaster Timothy Burns ’13 Julie Bush ’96, G’11 Jamie Callari Greg Caloia ’12 Gregory Campbell Elizabeth Caraco Mary Cardinale ’90 Paula Carey ’85

James Caron Andrew Carr ’08 Matthew Carr ’03 Jerome Cartwright Laura Casamento Sherri Cash David Chanatry David Chirco ’15 Kyung-Seok Choo Joseph Chubbuck ’11 Robert Cimbalo Christopher Cirelli Michael ’03 and Megan ’10 Clapsadl Dave Clausen Sean Coffey Gwen Connors ’82 Jeanette Conte ’86 Alexis Cooper Lucy Cooper Lynn Cope Leslie ’09, G’12 and Duane Corbo John Cormican Nicole Cornacchia-Morgan Susan Cox Ralph Craig Harvey Cramer Lauren Crandall Thomas Crist Douglas Croft ’03 Jamie Cuda George Curtis Crystal Dabrowski Ann Damiano Chelsea Darrow ’11, G’12 Michele Davis G’11 Adam Dekker ’08 Michelle Delafleur Craig Dewan Annette Dimon Brandi Dodge Donna Dolansky G’16 Paul Drobin H’16 David Dubbelde William Dundon Francesca Dunlevy G’17 Gail Durr ’97 Carl Dziekan Ashraf Elazzazi Brad Emmons Blaise Faggiano Gregory Farley James Farr ’05, G’12 Shannon Farrell Evelyn Fazekas ’87 Richard Fenner Samuel Ferrara

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Leonore Fleming Thomas Fletcher Anne Flynn David Fontaine ’89 Melissa Foote Linnea Franits Anthony Garramone ’61 Sarah Garramone ’12 Austen Givens Jeffery Gates Scott Getz ’01 Pauline Ginsberg Joseph Giordano ’81 Mary Hayes Gordon ’82, G’13 and Dean Gordon Candace Grant Brandy Gray ’04, G’10 Lisa Green G’16 Donna Gregory Lynn Guca Kristin Haag Dennis Hahn Robert Halliday Patrice Hallock Glen Hansen Daniel Hapanowicz Robert Harvey Jr. Joanne Hathaway Amy Haver ’99 Jo Ann Hayward Gary Heenan G’05 Kateri Teresa Henkel Hartwell Herring III Kathleen Hobaica* Karolina Holl G’15 Nancy and Ric Hollins Kristen Holt ’94 Rosa Hosp ’64 Douglas Houghton ’66 Janice Huss ’73 Mary Anne Hutchinson ’71 Todd Hutton Mary Ann Janda John Johnsen Barbara Jordan ’75 Anthony Joseph Jr. ’71 Mariah Kane ’00 Joan Kay ’89 Kenneth Kelly Gayle Kilburn Annmarie Kinsella ’89 Christine Kisiel Jennifer Klimek-Yingling Mark Kovacs Tyson Kreiger Daniel Kurtz Dennis Labossiere ’13 Nicholas Laino

Kim Lambert Marie Lambert ’61 Kim Landon ’75 Christine Leogrande ’81 Anthony Leone Jr. Marlene LiBritz ’95 Amy Lindner Carl Lohmann Meredith Lopata Karen Lorraine Halina Lotyczewski Frances Lucia Arlene Lundquist Suzanne Lynch G’02 Paul MacArthur Carol Mackintosh Derek MacTurk ’04 Johnni Mahdi Carmen Mercado ’12 Shauna Malta G’07 Nancy Mandry ’70 Mary Maneen ’13 Sara Manning John Martello ’91 Anthony Martino G’04 Mitchell Maryhugh ’78 Erin Massoud Pamela Matt R. Bruce McBride Michael McCarthy Ann McGowan Brian McHale ’04, G’06 Judith McIntyre Denise McVay G’07 Jane Metzger Joseph Milazzo Jeffrey and Su-Lien Miller Patrick Mineo Florence Mitchell Richard ’71 and Ellen ’76 Moon David Moore Lauryn Moore ’15 Khatuna Mshvidobadze ’14 and David Smith Mariann Munson ’85 Doreen Murray Victoria Nackley Elizabeth Nassar George Nehme Jessica Nelson ’99 Timothy Nelson Denise Nepveux Stephanie Nesbitt and Liana Prosonic G’17 Kathleen Novak Geoffrey Noyes Samantha O’Neil ’13 Theodore Orlin

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Candice Ossowski ’02 John Ossowski ’99 Erica Padilla Salvatore Paladino III ’03 David Parker ’11 Michael Parnell ’02 Anne Patterson Bryce Patterson ’17 Rose Patterson ’87 Deborah Perna ’97 Francis Perretta ’66 Joseph Perry ’90 Adam Pexton ’16 William Pfeiffer Jr. Raymond Philo ’81 William ’06, G’11 and Joanne ’11 Pluff Derek Pooley Terri Provost Diane Pudney Curtis and Joni Pulliam Deanna Putrello Lisa Rabideau Richard ’93 and Melissa ’95, G’16 Racioppa Jacqueline Raffaele Anna Ragno Donald Rebovich Amber Recio ’12 Nathaniel Richmond Lynne Roberts ’82, G’10 Lucille Roser Thomas Rossi John Rowe Thomas Ryan Pamela Salmon Bethany Samuels Charleen Sangiacomo ’06 Sara Scanga David Schilling ’99, G’06 Shannon Schoellig ’04 Camille Sciortino Mehmet Sencicek Donna Shaffner Sandra Shepardson G’16 Laurel Simer ’12 Jan Simpson G’07 Michael Simpson James and Ellen Smith Polly Smith ’99 Bobbi Smorol Elizabeth Snyder Fortino ’97 John Snyder ’95 Steven Specht Kristin St. Hilaire G’16 Jacquelyn Starsiak Sara Stevens ’13 Linda Stewart

Wayne Sullivan Caren Summers G’13 Colleen Sunderlin Kimberly Suriano Patricia Swann Dimitar Todorov Sally Townsend Gail Tuttle ’12 Rosemary Ullrich† Jennifer Urbanke ’13, G’17 Irene Urbas Brown ’62 Alfred Valentini Bethany VanBenschoten Antoinette Vanderlan ’99 Mark VanDreason Alane Varga Anthony Villanti William Virkler David Wadas Kevin Waldron Kirstin Walker G’05 Gregory Walsh Jacqueline Warmuth ’90 Robert Warwick ’72 R. Barry White Elizabeth Wilson ’83 Deborah Wilson-Allam James Wilson Janis Winn ’86 Michele Witt Robert Woods Richard Wright

FOUNDATIONS Mabel W. Bishop Foundation Joseph & Inez E. Carbone Foundation Central New York Community Foundation, Inc. Cogar Foundation, Inc. The Community Foundation of Herkimer & Oneida Counties, Inc. Eagan Family Foundation Enterprise Holdings Foundation Farash Foundation The Phyllis A. and Daryl R. Forsythe Foundation Gleason Family Foundation, Inc. The Indium Corp. & Macartney Family Foundation J. M. McDonald Foundation, Inc.

Rochester Area Community Foundation Slocum-Dickson Foundation, Inc. DJ Smith Family Foundation

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES AIG Bank of America BASF BPAS Actuarial and Pension Services, LLC Bristol-Myers Squibb Capital One Services Deloitte Dominion Energy General Electric Goldman Sachs HSBC IBM Johnson & Johnson KPMG Macy’s MAP Royalty, Inc. Marsh & McLennan Companies MassMutual MetLife National Fuel Gas Company National Grid New York Life Insurance Company Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance and Financial Services Pacific Life Insurance Company Principal Financial Group State Farm Companies Thomson Reuters Turner Construction Company UBS Utica National Insurance Group Verizon

CORPORATIONS 1141 River Road LLC 2 Thumbs Up Hand Therapy, LLC

260 Structural Engineering A & P Master Images Adirondack Bank Adirondack Blinds Adirondack Financial Services Corp. Adjusters International Adorino Construction Inc. Advocate’s Forum, Inc. Alteri’s Restaurant American Irrigation Inc. AmeriCU Credit Union Ancora Restaurant Assured Information Security, Inc. Atalian Global Services, Inc. Aunt Jenn’s Early Learning Center, Inc. Bagel Grove Bank of Utica Frank J. Basile, CPA’s PC BBL Construction Services, LLC B-Dry System of Syracuse & Utica, Inc. Becker Corp. Builders Bedrock Realty Beebe Construction Services, Inc. H. R. Beebe, Incorporated Beilein Consulting, LLC Berry Hill Book Shop Richard J. Beyer Jr. Roofing & Siding Birnie Management Company, Inc. BJR Public Relations Black River Systems Company, Inc. Body Kneads Massage Bonacci Architects pllc Borza’s Recreation Center, Inc. Boulevard Trailers Inc. H.J. Brandeles Corp. Bremer’s Wine and Liquor Brimus MB, LLC Catherine E. Bowne and Associates BSN Sports Cafe CaNole Callanan Industries, Inc. Capitol Supply Co., Inc. Caruso McLean & Co. Inc. Casa Imports Casper Chiropractic Cathedral Corporation Celia Construction Inc. Celtic Harp LLC

Clifford Fuel Co., Inc. Clinton Tractor & Implement Company CNY Awards & Apparel, Inc. Cobblestone Construction Co. College Street Orthopaedics Fred F. Collis & Sons, Inc. Cooley Group, Inc. Copper City Hospitality & Entertainment, Inc. Day & Read Inc. Deerfield Electric DeIorio Foods, Inc. Del Buono and Diodati Delmonico’s Italian Steakhouse DeMartino Construction Company Inc. Doyle Construction Company The Drupal Association Dunkin Brands Dupli Envelope & Graphics Corporation E. B. Enterprises Economic Development Growth Enterprises Corporation EEECO North, Inc. Enchanted Forest Water Safari Enterprise Holdings, Inc. Erie Materials Excellus Health Plan, Inc. Express Employment Professionals Familia Mendoza Inc. Faxton St. Lukes Healthcare Fillable Form Designs Fina’s Finishing, Inc. First Source Federal Credit Union Follett Higher Education Group FootDoctors of Utica, P.C. The Fountainhead Group, Inc. G & L Food Service, Inc. The Brian A. Gaetano Co., Inc. Charles A. Gaetano Construction Corporation Georgio’s Village Cafe Gilroy, Kernan & Gilroy, Inc. GPO Federal Credit Union Grace Furniture Greater Southern Tier Honda Dealers LTD M. Griffith Investment Services, Inc. The Hayner Hoyt Corporation

Horse’s Tail Spirits, LLC Hotel Utica Indium Corporation of America Instrinsic Genius Technologies Island Photography The Izzo Group-CA Business Opportunities Janitronics Facility Services JOF LLC dba Arch Management George Kahler Sales LLC Katskill Kids, PLLC KNR Plaques Inc. Kupiec Builders La Famiglia Bossones Sausage and Meat Company Christopher R. Lambert & Associates Leatherstocking Abstract & Title Corporation M&T Bank MAP Consulting, LLC MARCH Associates Architects and Planners, P.C. Matt Industries, Inc. The Matt Law Firm, PLLC McCraith Beverages, Inc. Mac-Clark Restaurants Jordan Marcel, Inc. McQuade & Bannigan, Inc. Meelan Floors, Inc. Meyda Lighting Meyer Contracting Corporation Mohawk Ltd. Monroe Bay Builders, Inc. Mountainside Medical Equipment National Fuel Gas Distribution Corporation NBT Bank of New Hartford NBT Insurance Agency, LLC Netra One Technology New York Sash New York State Tool Company Northeast Entertainment Inc. Northland Communications Nunn & McGrath Funeral Directors The Olde Wicker Mill Oriskany Garage Tire & Automotive Service Oriskany Manufacturing Technologies O’Scugnizzo Pizzeria P.J. Green Advertising

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Parkview Health Services, LLC Parkway Drugs of Oneida Co. South, Inc. Perfect Game Imaging Phoenician Restaurant Podlucky Construction Co. Pratt & Whitney - HMI Metal Powders Precise Kit Promotions, Inc. Pronto Pest Management, Inc. Prosser Contracting LLC Pulver Roofing Co., Inc. RAF Express, Inc. A. Ramos & Co. RD Advisory Group, LLC Ritter & Paratore Contracting, Inc. Rockland Design Center, LLC Rome Medical Practice, P.C. S&O Construction Services Saunders Kahler, LLP Seasonal Sports Sales, Inc. Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. Signal Technology Group Slavin, Jackson & Burns, D.D.S. Dick Smith’s Tavern Softnoze, USA, Inc. Solid Manufacturing, Inc. The Spaghetti Kettle Splinting Solutions, LLC Steates Remmell Steates & Dziekan Steet Toyota - Scion Stewart’s Shops Corp. Stonebridge Golf & Country Club Strategic Financial Services Studio 30 Disco, Inc. Swifty’s Restaurant & Pub Symeon’s Greek Restaurant Tehan’s Realty Co. Therapro, Inc. Top of the Morning Cafe LLC Triple G Lawncare and Snowplowing, LLC Turning Stone Resort Casino Utica Comets LLC Utica First Insurance Company Utica Plumbing Supply Corp. Utica Valley Electric Supply Co., Inc. Vista Lanes A. Vitullo, Inc. Fine Clothing Wallace and Wallace Attorneys and Counselors at Law

Waste Management of NYUtica Weigand Builders, LLC Whalley Law, PLLC The Wild Center Willie’s Bagel Cafe T Wilson & Associates, LLC Yahnundasis Golf Club Zetlin & De Chiara LLP

GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS AAUP/Utica College Chapter ASA District 8 Catholic Charities Center for Family Life and Recovery Central Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired Central Islip Jr. Fire Department Chi Beta Sigma Colgate University College Association at Utica Rome Inc. Friends of Anthony J. Brindisi Friends of Michelle E. Haddad ’81 Dental Seminar Friends of Rob Maciol Friends of Tony Picente The Garden Path of Utica, N.Y. Griffiss Institute Inc. House of the Good Shepherd Kids Oneida, Inc. Kristin’s Fund Mayor’s Benefit Gala Mohawk Valley Branch of AAUW-NYS Mohawk Valley Community College Foundation, Inc. Munson-Williams-Proctor Art Institute New Hartford Girls Softball NYS Correctional Officers & Police Benevolent Association The Research Foundation of SUNY Resource Center for Independent Living, Inc. Sons of the American Legion Post 1376 Sunshine Committee The Sunshine Fund of the Trotters

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Syracuse University Theta Phi Alpha United Way of the Valley & Greater Utica Area Utica College Theatre Club Utica/Oneida County Branch NAACP Village of Oriskany Whitesboro Football Alumni Whitestown Overseas Veterans (WOVA) Whitestown Police Benevolent Association YWCA of the Mohawk Valley Zonta Club of Utica

MEMORIAL GIFTS In memory of Dr. Roger Baker Laureen Barbay Curtis Kaiser In memory of Pasquale A. Basile Nicholas and Cynthia Laino In memory of Gertrude Bonomo Bean James McHale In memory of Professor Joseph Bialek Jack ’65 and Madeline Alter In memory of Hildred Butters ’61 Eryn ’99 and Kyle Balch William Olney ’57 and Elizabeth McDowell In memory of Peter Cahill Joanna and Frank ’78 Basile and Family In memory of Joseph Canny Jr. ’85 Judith ’64 and Bartle Gorman In memory of Vincenzo Casamento William and Suzanne Virkler In memory of William Corrigan Joanna and Frank ’78 Basile and Family In memory of Lawrence Custodero ’67 Maureen and Edward Netzband

In memory of Jessica Cynkus Neal Cynkus In memory of Frank Degni ’71 Estate of Julia Degni In memory of Joseph DeSarro Joanna and Frank ’78 Basile and Family In memory of Jane DeSimone Raymond Alessandrini ’96 and Todd Norton Colleen and Michael Sunderlin Jacqueline ’90 and Eric Warmuth In memory of Dr. J. Kenneth Donahue Donald ’53 and Sandra Sherline In memory of Jean Burns Duffy Colin and Susan Burdick Diane Carroll Maryanne and Timothy Koller In memory of Dr. K. Della Ferguson Jeanette and Robert Pedersen In memory of John C. Ford Sue Ford In memory of Cornelia “Connie” Gaetano Camille Sciortino Gloria Sciortino Linda Sciortino In memory of Douglas Gillard ’69 Kenneth ’69 and Jill Lerch In memory of John Gorea Joanna and Frank ’78 Basile and Family In memory of Alan Grob ’52 Richard Montag ’52 In memory of Annie Marie Hayes Colleen and Michael Sunderlin In memory of David P. Hayes Anthony ’61 and Annemarie ’92 Garramone In memory of Joseph H. Hobika Sr. ’54 Anthony ’61 and Annemarie ’92 Garramone In memory of Bernard Julian Anthony ’61 and Annemarie ’92 Garramone

In memory of Mary Karl Joanna and Frank ’78 Basile and Family In memory of Harold T. Lennon Jr. Georgiana Roberts Ide and Charles Ide In memory of Virginia Lennon Robin Hollenbeck Gertrude and R.H. Hovey Robert ’97 and Mary Ann Janda Richard Kiel Richard and Nancy Lennon Thomas and Nancy Lennon Margaret and Channing Murdock Craig and Edie Pugh Justin G’15 and Victoria Zacek In memory of Marijean Levering AAUP/Utica College Chapter Rosanne Bachor Joanne Bedleck-Anslow Kimberly and Peter Davis Mary Anne ’71 and & Norman Hutchinson Paul MacArthur David Magidson Alane Varga Sharon Wise and Bryant Buchanan In memory of Mariano “Happy” Longo Josephine Vescera ’62 In memory of Mary Murad Machis Joanna and Frank ’78 Basile and Family In memory of Bette Mammone Anne and Michael Flynn In memory of Vinny Maugeri Joanna and Frank ’78 Basile and Family In memory of Dr. Theodore Max Melva Max In memory of Doris and Walter Miga Marcia Jarvis Joseph ’85 and Marlene ’95 LiBritz Curtis and Joni Pulliam

In memory of Dr. Eugene P. Nassar Mary Anne ’71 and & Norman Hutchinson Thomas and Lynn Kassouf In memory of Peter Sabino ’50 Marytheresa Balutis Dennis and Joyce Bojdak Madge Campbell Judith Carbone Central Islip Jr. Fire Department Daniel ’57 and Theresa ’62 Cohen Jean Coleman Michael and Judith Cordo Anthony Cucinotta Robert Dolson and Jean Reese Dolson Neil and Marsha Gewirtzman Diane Gulyas Eva Hajec Christopher and Mary Hare Anthony ’50 and Ann Jadhon Ellen and Joseph Karawacki Frank LoGalbo Josephine Longo G. Kevin Ludlow Sonya Marino Albert and Alberta Martorella Carolyn McAleese Philip McCarten and Donna Muhs-McCarten Anna Mickiewicz Mary and William Miller Patricia and Arleigh Paquette Ruth Pelletier Alan and Wynema Pentland Lisa Quadrini James and Lucy Rondenelli John Russo ’68 Robert and Theresa Schachtler Brenda Schell Regina Sommer The Sunshine Fund of the Trotters Mary Utter Margaret Walsh Beth Zampino Zetlin & DeChara LLP In memory of Joan Sabotka Colleen Bentley-Ciccone Theresa and John Jankowski Kim Lambert and William Wheatley

In memory of Dr. M. Dorothy Schneider Pamela ’72 and Charles Hodge In memory of Mary and Ray Seng Richard and Sarah Jerro In memory of Professor Raymond Simon Anonymous John Behrens Jill Ziemann-Bergmann ’78 and Frank Bergmann Molly Bonnell ’05 Jacqueline Boulden ’75 Elizabeth and James Caraco Mark Cacozza ’73 and Amy Lanzi-Cacozza Brooke and Greg Candelaria Marilyn ’55 and Philip ’59 Card Marina Cecchini ’83 Carmen DiRienzo Carmody ’77 and Thomas Carmody Marie ’66 and Richard Costa Rose Danella The Drupal Association James ’84 and Tracey Duffy David ’70 and Susan Eichenauer Anthony ’61 and Annemarie ’92 Garramone Deborah ’90 and Ward Kessler Jean-Marie ’78 and Richard Kneeley Gary Labella ’75 and Jeanne Wickline LaBella ’75 James ’67 and Linda Leach Benay Leff ’65 Paul ’70 and Carol Montana Robert ’67 and Sally O’Gara Bernard Roswig ’62 Karin Sanborn In memory of Dr. Frederick J. Tehan Curtis and Joni Pulliam In memory of Doris Warrick Colleen and Michael Sunderlin In memory of Lt. Dolores Gladwin Zawada, U.S. Army Nurse Corp, WWII Sally ’61 and Donald Majka

HONORARY GIFTS In honor of Jonathan Atkatz ’15 Elise Morgenstern In honor of Dr. Hossein Behforooz Utica College In honor of George Blagden Julia Emby ’18 In honor of Brooke Simon Candelaria The Drupal Association In honor of Professor Emeritus Dr. James Caron Robert Lalli ’75 In honor of President Laura Casamento, Ed.D. Richard and Elizabeth Tantillo Eric Watson and Paola Gentry In honor of Joseph Chubbuck ’11 Utica College In honor of the Class of 1952 65th Class Reunion Richard Montag ’52 In honor of Walter Cragnolin Dwayne ’73 and Kathleen Robinson In honor of Harry Cynkus Anthony and Barbara Villanti In honor of Dr. Thomas Crist Utica College In honor of Dr. Carol Downing Mary Anne ’71 and Norman Hutchinson In honor of Dr. Richard Fenner Utica College In honor of Marissa Hajec ’18 Earle Reed In honor of Dr. Todd Hutton George and Pinny Kuckel In honor of Provost John Johnsen and his retirement Jill Ziemann Bergmann ’78 and Frank Bergmann Carol and Steven Mackintosh In honor of Professor Kim Landon Lorie ’85 and Daniel McClory In honor of Ann Lanza Alan and Dolores Sharpe

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In honor of Brian Marcantonio Jr. ’10 Richard and Elizabeth Tantillo Eric Watson and Paola Gentry In honor of Brianna Marfe ’18 Kathryn and Orlando Gencarelli In honor of Dr. David Moore Utica College In honor of George Nehme Richard and Elizabeth Tantillo In honor of the Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity 19881994 Stephan Shapiro ’94 and Jennifer Soucy In honor of the 90th birthday celebration of Toni and Ben Turi Joanna and Frank ’78 Basile and Family In honor of Dr. Jo Ellen Vespo Mary Anne ’71 and Norman Hutchinson

HERITAGE SOCIETY We gratefully acknowledge the commitment, foresight, and generosity of our community of alumni and friends who believe so fervently in our mission to educate that they have included the College when planning their philanthropy. Those listed here have either made provision in their estate and/or have taken steps to make a planned or deferred gift at some future point to benefit the faculty and students of Utica College. Bequests received from the estates of: Durwood Creed ’53 Julia Degni Paul Ganeles ’50 Richard Legro ’54

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Emily Leszczynski Rosemary Ullrich Future Planned Gifts: Lawrence and Linda ’96 Aaronson John Bach Jr. ’75 Pat Bamdad ’65 Leo ’54† and Joan ’54 Brannick Larry ’74 and Corky Bull Anne Calabrese ’71 Timothy Coakley ’59 Harry Cynkus ’71 Carolyn Dalton ’74 Stuart ’58 and Constance ’58 Davis Frederick Degen ’70 John Donohue Sr. ’57 Ron ’61 and May ’60 Duff Jim DuRoss Carl Dziekan Linda Gigliotti ’69 Honorable Linda Griffin ’72 Mary Hayes Gordon ’82 John Hobika Jr. ’91 Eileen Hopsicker

Todd Hutton Brian Jackson ’85 Daniel Jones ’97 Harry Keel ’73 Floyd Tim Lankton ’52† Benay Leff ’65 Gerald Martin ’71 Sharon White McEwan ’64 Wester ’76 and Lorraine Miga Paul Montana ’70 Timothy Nelson Randall Nichols Adalgisa Nucci ’67 Theodore Orlin James Samuel ’70 James Sheldon ’67 Catherine Streichert† Bernard Sullivan ’61 Ann Marie Teitelbaum Cassella ’92 Howard Terrillion ’58 Hans and Laura Wang Evelyn Webster ’61† Walter Williams ’61†

LEAVING HER MARK. As a Utica College alumna, Mary Hayes Gordon ’82, G ’13 knows the transformative power of a UC education. But it’s as Director of Program Operations for UC’s Young Scholars that she sees the transformation in progress. “I see it everyday when students are working on research, giving presentations, or walking across the stage at commencement.” she says. “This place changes people’s lives.” It’s surely changed hers. As a person of color in a small town in northern New York State, Gordon says her worldview expanded when she first visited UC as a teenager and experienced the diversity of the student body. “I knew instantly this was the right place for me,” she says. By her participation in Planned Giving, Gordon hopes to help future generations of students learn, grow, and transform through education. “I want to leave a mark on the place that left such an important mark on me.” Learn more about Planned Giving opportunities at Utica College. Call 1-800-456-8278 today.

HERITAGE SOCIETY

ALUMNI NEWS

On the Front Lines of Tragedy Detective Matt Donaldson ’05 was one of the first police officers on the scene of the now-infamous Mandalay Bay shooting in Las Vegas in 2017. He returned to campus in September to share his experience and offer advice to UC’s aspiring cops. Before a packed house in Macfarlane Auditorium, criminal justice alum Matt Donaldson ’05 shared the details of the most memorable—and most terrifying—day of his life. Donaldson, a detective with the Las Vegas Police Department, was one of the first officers to respond to the Mandalay Bay shooting on October 1, 2017, when a gunman opened fire on a crowd of concertgoers, killing 58 people and injuring hundreds more. “We were sure we were going to die that day,” says Donaldson, who recalled storming the hotel room where the shooter, Stephen Paddock, had assembled more than 25 assault rifles, cameras, and other surveillance equipment in preparation for the rampage. Donaldson and his team found Paddock’s body among the artillery; he had shot himself moments before they entered.

“Your brain is operating on pure adrenaline,” he explained. “After we saw he was dead, it was on to the next thing. I immediately went downstairs and got onto another team to assist with recovery.” Donaldson went on to describe the grim task of identifying survivors on the concert grounds in the minutes after the shooting, and the “surreal silence after so much adrenaline and chaos,” he told the crowd. “All I could hear in that field were hundreds of cell phones ringing—people trying to reach their loved ones. That’s something I’ll never forget.” In his talk, Donaldson credited the team of counselors in his department for helping him cope with the trauma of that day, mostly by encouraging him to “talk about it,” he said. “They took good care of us.” Donaldson, who grew up in the small town of Dexter, New York, also encouraged aspiring law enforcement officers to explore opportunities in major metropolitan areas like Las Vegas, even when they’re far from home. “When you graduate from UC, you have the skill set that large police departments are looking for,” he said. “Because of the quality of the criminal justice program, you’re already on the cutting edge.”

Celebrating 50 Years of Opportunity

In her convocation address on August 24, Zully Ramirez ’09 attributed her professional success as a broadcast journalist to her UC education—and the Higher Education Opportunity Program that “made it all possible.” “Without the HEOP program, I wouldn’t be where I am today,” said Ramirez, an investigative consumer reporter for Telemundo Chicago. “I still feel grateful.” Ramirez is one of thousands of success stories produced by HEOP, which celebrates its 50th anniversary at UC this year. Funded by New York State in partnership with Utica College, HEOP provides academic and economic help to college students “who might not

otherwise have the chance to succeed,” says John Ossowski, UC’s Director of Opportunity Programs. Like Ramirez, many HEOP students are the first in their families to attend college and need additional guidance and support along the way. “We help with everything from learning how to develop study skills to creating a budget to choosing a major,” Ossowski says. Today, there are 63 HEOP students enrolled at UC. “For these students, college wasn’t a given,” says Ossowski. “They recognize the value in being here and want to make the most of it for themselves, their families, and their communities.”

PIONEER PAST If the members of UC’s drama club look a little bored in their 1958 yearbook photo, they have good reason: Noted in a caption beside the photo, the club—dubbed “The Gaslighters”—performed the same one-act play for local high-schoolers more than 20 times that fall.

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ADVANCEMENT UPDATES

Introducing Thurston Hall On September 29, construction management faculty, students, and alumni gathered to celebrate UC’s newest academic building, Thurston Hall. The 15,000-square foot construction management facility is named in honor of lead donor Gary M. Thurston ’68, chairman and CEO of The Hayner Hoyt Corporation and graduate of UC’s construction management program. Many construction management alumni also helped fund the effort. An additional $700,000 was provided by Empire State Development (ESD) through the Regional Economic Development Council. Thurston Hall features a materials lab with materials testing equipment, workspace for construction projects, and

instructional support technology such as whiteboards and AV projectors. The facility also provides computer laboratories and workstations configured with CM-specific software, a multi-use auditorium, and a smart classroom, which includes video conferencing capabilities to support online and on-campus course delivery. “The construction of Thurston Hall offers benefits for the future of the program by helping to attract quality student prospects from across the country and around the world,” said Dr. David Dubbelde, professor and director of the construction management program.

director of the Utica Municipal Housing Authority and the Housing Authority Board of Commissioners; Chuck Cronin, Axiom Capital, the primary funder; Jonathan Deforest, Steve Obermayer, and Jonathan Lochner, BBL Construction Services; and Jack Spaeth, executive director of the Utica Industrial Development Agency.

Coming Fall 2019: Pioneer Village A new student housing option is in the works. At a ceremonial “groundbreaking” on October 10, President Laura Casamento welcomed the College’s partners in the project, including Utica Mayor Rob Palmieri; Bob Calli, executive

Profiles in Giving Ken Taubes ’80 Giving back isn’t just a moral obligation for Ken Taubes ’80—it’s an economic principal he believes in. “That’s how it has always worked in this country,” he says. “The current generation helps pay for the future generation.” For Taubes, Chief Investment Officer of U.S. Investment Management for Amundi and Amundi Pioneer in Boston, supporting UC is the best way to give today’s students the same chance at success he was afforded as an accounting major in the late ’70s. A Long Island native, Taubes paid his UC tuition through a “patchwork” of

loans, merit scholarships, and work-study funds. He spent summers working as a camp counselor to help pay for books and supplies. Today, as a leader in the financial world (he’s approaching his 20-year anniversary with Amundi), Taubes understands how a college education provides a powerful economic advantage, and that has inspired his longtime philanthropy through UC’s Pioneer Society. Through his endowment of the Kenneth J. Taubes Scholarship, Taubes supports accounting students in financial need. “It’s important to me to give today’s students a break, because education is the best way to succeed economically and professionally.”

The plan calls for three residence buildings, containing twelve gender-inclusive suites. Each suite will be apartment-style with four bedrooms each, two bathrooms, a kitchen with a dishwasher, and a washer and dryer. The plan also includes a community building located next to the tennis courts, near the Todd and Jen Hutton Sports and Recreation Center. Pioneer Village housing will be offered to juniors, seniors, and graduate students in fall 2019. “Pioneer Village is another example of Utica College doing what we do best: delivering an exceptional educational experience at a price our students can afford,” said Casamento.

Lasting Legacy: The Joseph Michael Chubbuck Memorial Scholarship In 2011, Joseph Michael Chubbuck was a member of the Army National Guard and a UC student, working toward his B.S. in physics in the hopes of securing a career in military research. But the Chubbuck family’s world was turned upside down in early 2012, when Joey was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer. He passed away in August 2013. Shortly after his death, Joey was awarded his degree posthumously, and his parents Barbara and Joseph ’11 endowed the Joseph Michael Chubbuck ’14 Memorial Scholarship, awarded to physics students at UC that demonstrate academic promise and good character. The Chubbucks have also started The Joseph Michael Chubbuck Foundation, which provides financial assistance to cancer patients and their families, supports cancer research, and advocates for patients and families during treatment. To learn more, visit thejmcf.org

Class Notes Doreen Markson ’54, Clinton, NY, a retiree from the New Hartford Central School District, was the recipient of the annual Mike Corn Outstanding Service Award. Markson has been a teacher and union leader for many years and is involved in union, political, and community service activities. (Photo 1) Dr. Allen Berger ’57, Savannah, GA, had his letters to the editor entitled “A standardized test for school taxpayers” and “Teach rather than test our schools” published in the opinion section of the Savannah Morning News. Bart A. Basi ’62, Longboat Key, FL, received the Advocate of the Year award for 2017-2018 from the International Business Brokers Association presented at their annual international meeting in May 2018. Harold T. Clark Jr. ’65, Utica, NY, was named the 2018 Christopher Destito Leading EDGE Award recipient for his many contributions to the Mohawk Valley. Clark, chairman of Adirondack Bank and president of Mac-Clark Restaurants Inc. was also awarded the BSA Community Leadership Award. He served as the president of Ronald McDonald Charities of Central New York and received the Ronald Award, a top national recognition by the McDonald’s Corporation. In addition, Clark received the Archie Award and was elected president for the Operators National Advertising Fund (OPNAD) board by his peers at McDonald’s. He has served as president of the Central New

5 York/Southern Tier McDonald’s Owners Co-Op. Alan Ellinwood ’68, Winchester, VA, has retired after 45 years of government service, including military service with the U.S. Army as a Vietnam veteran. Joseph P. Bottini ’69, Sauquoit, NY, was named a 2018 Richard W. Couper Living Legend by the Oneida County History Center. Nadine D. Thomas ’71, Remsen,

NY, a member of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Holland Patent Chapter, helped make 16 tie blankets for local veterans and five baby blankets to be donated to the liver transplant unit of a Boston hospital. Robert A. Sherman ’74, Sauquoit, NY, Utica College Alumni Council President, joined the Moose Mover volunteers, including Coordi-

nator of Student Activities for Events and Services Fran Lucia (pictured, right), in August to help the class of 2022 move into residence halls. After his early morning shift and several mini-refrigerators, he no longer needed to get to the gym for his workout. (Photo 2) Louis B. Tehan ’74, Utica, NY, after nearly 40 years as President and CEO

of Upstate Cerebral Palsy, announced his retirement on May 1, 2018. [For more on Tehan, see pg. 25] Edward B. Naidamast ’75, Burke, VA, retired Senior Intelligence Officer, swung through Utica to visit campus with Executive Director of Alumni Relations Mark Kovacs. (Photo 3) Edward J. Osredkar ’81, Herkimer, NY, has retired after 30 years with the New York State Department of TransportationRight-of-Way Mapping/Survey Department in Region 2, Utica, and Region 8, Poughkeepsie, NY. Lenore A. Steet ’81, New Hartford, NY, of Steet-Ponte Toyota, donated a new van to the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals at the St. Luke’s Campus of the Mohawk Valley Health System. The van will help Emergency Medical Services transport supplies and equipment to outreach and training/education programs in Oneida, Herkimer, and Madison Counties. (Photo 4) Raymond L. Philo ’81, Utica, NY, presented a ceremonial gift check for the amount of $3,400 to the Utica College Organization of Justice Studies, donated from the first-year royalties from his recently co-published book, The Corr of the American Criminal Justice System: Lessons & The Anatomy of an American Tragedy. Philo also helped lead an Organization of Justice Studies event in which 50 UC students traveled to Washington D.C. to visit the FBI National Academy and the Headquarters and Training Cen-

ter for the United States Secret Service. (Photo 5) Mary Ellen Durr ’83, Barneveld, NY, a high-school special education teacher at Poland Central School District, was nominated by her district as an Amazing Teacher for a series by the Utica Observer-Dispatch recognizing exemplary instructors in Oneida, Herkimer, and Madison Counties. Dennis P. Moore ’83, Clinton, NY, was recently recognized by State Farm Insurance Companies for 30 years of service. His insurance sales agency is located in Herkimer, NY. Robert C. Munson ’85, Utica, NY, has been promoted to senior project manager at Charles A. Gaetano Construction. He has been with the company for 15 years. Yolanda G. Washington ’87, Navarre FL, has visited all seven continents with her daughter. They recently completed a trip to Antarctica. Dr. James C. Brown ’88, Clinton, NY, presented a ceremonial gift check for the amount of $3,400 to the Utica College Organization of Justice Studies, donated from the first year royalties from his recently co-published book, The Corr of the American Criminal Justice System: Lessons & The Anatomy of an American Tragedy. Brown also helped lead an Organization of Justice Studies event in which 50 graduate and undergraduate, ground, and online

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More Than Fun and Games: Jaime Spencer ’99 For years, Jaime Spencer was the only pediatric occupational therapist on staff in the large Levittown School District in Nassau County, New York. A typical day meant shuttling between the district’s 10 school buildings, working with dozens of elementary students and teachers. In an effort to help more teachers in less time, she began posting OT resources, like flashcards and game ideas, on a shared drive that everyone in the district could access. “The teachers loved it,” says Spencer ’99, who also holds a master’s in special education from Adelphi University. “I wanted to reach even more people.” In July 2014, Spencer started MissJaimeOT.com. Now, four years later, Spencer has earned more than 22,000 readers and 6,000 subscribers—mostly parents, teachers, and fellow OTs. Her most popular posts include creative game ideas that help kids improve motor skills in ways that feel like play. “That’s my favorite part about working with children,” she says. “You’re always hiding therapy in fun stuff. It may look like we’re playing a card game, but we’re working on hand dominance, visual tracking, and balance. There’s a method to the madness!” And though keeping up the blog and working fulltime at school isn’t always easy, Spencer is inspired by people who’ve benefitted from her efforts, many who reach out personally through her site. “We have seen tremendous growth from our son in just a few months,” writes one mom on Facebook. “We have Jaime to thank.”

students traveled to Washington D.C. to visit the FBI National Academy and the Headquarters and Training Center for the United States Secret Service. (Photo 5) Treesa J. Salter ’88, Springfield, VA, was honored in a retirement ceremony after 24 years, 9 months, and 22 days of distinguished service to the United States Air Force. (Photo 6) Kristan M. Koch ’91, Havenuerhill, MA, has been promoted to chief financial officer, Civil & Utility Division, at BOND, a Boston-based construction firm. Koch will oversee the accounting and financial management of the division, focused on markets such as oil and gas, electric transmission and distribution, power generation, and civil infrastructure. (Photo 7) Traci L. DeLore ’94, Ilion, NY, co-owner of Crazy Williez

Brewery in Ilion, hosted a UC faculty/staff retiree event in August. Attendees included (pictured, left to right) Tom Maroney, George Curtis, Bruce McBride, Joan Blanchfield, Bill Blanchfield, Kim Landon ’75, Mary Kay Maroney, Jan DeAmicis, Dominic Aiello, Melodee Moltman, Steve Pattarini, and (seated in front) former UC president Michael Simpson and his wife, Carol. (Photo 8) The Honorable Anthony J. Picente Jr. ’94, Rome, NY, was selected as a Genesis Group and Medical Societies Distinguished Service Award recipient for his leadership in the areas of health and wellness. Kyo M. Dolan ’98, G’03, Woodbridge, VA, Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the United States Secret Service, helped facilitate an Organization of Justice Studies

event in which 50 graduate and undergraduate, ground, and online students traveled to Washington D.C. to visit the FBI National Academy and the Headquarters and Training Center for the United States Secret Service. Jeremy W. Earl ’99, G’13, Utica, NY, (top row, far right), executive director of The Root Farm in Sauquoit, NY, and equine program assistant, Kyle J. Sikes ’17 (front, far right) hosted Utica College’s advancement staff for the annual division retreat in July. (Photo 9) Jessica Burmaster ’00, Frankfort, NY, medical technologist, MPH, BSMLS, has been appointed director of the laboratory services department at Rome Memorial Hospital. Burmaster coordinates the efforts of various departments within the laboratory to meet the needs of patients, physicians,

and the rest of the hospital. Marc DePerno ’00, Utica, NY, the USA Wheelchair Curling national director of outreach and development, attended the 2018 Paralympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea. (Photo 10, front left) Myra Camino ’00, Pembroke Pines, FL, was unanimously selected as Big Sister of the Year for the state of Florida for her commitment to her mentoring relationship with her “little sister,” despite battling stage 4 breast cancer. She was chosen from 15,000 mentors statewide. (Photo 11) Holly A. Burline ’01, New Hartford, NY, was named nurse navigator for the Mohawk Valley Health System Breast Care Center at the Faxton Campus. In her new role, Burline offers individualized guidance and support to patients and their

A Cut Above: Ray Escobar ’12 and Fabio Sanchez ’12 When Ray Escobar ’12 and Fabio Sanchez ’12 met at UC’s New Student Orientation in 2008, they knew instantly they’d become friends. Both grew up in nearby neighborhoods in the Bronx, New York, and were into similar music. They later pledged Lambda Sigma Upsilon together and became members of BOND. “We experienced so much together at UC, we’re like brothers,” says Sanchez. After graduation, the friends remained close as they moved back to New York and started their careers; Sanchez as a financial manager at Ernst and Young in Manhattan, Escobar as a property manager for a Bronx-based real estate company. “Ray is the dreamer with the wild ideas, and I’m the finance guy who is more realistic,” says Sanchez. “We always said that we’d make great business partners.” So in summer 2017, when Escobar learned of a property for sale in a prime location in his Bronx neighborhood, he approached Sanchez with an idea: to transform the spot into an upscale salon for men, an alternative to the bare-bones barber shops in the area. After examining the financial and legal details, Sanchez was onboard. “We wanted to do something different, more high-end,” says Escobar. “Men want to feel like they look clean and sharp, and that gives them that boost of confidence.” Sanchez and Escobar purchased the location and set out to create a salon that offered men in the Bronx the type of upscale experience more common in Manhattan, but for a more reasonable price. As a bonus, a salon would be a relatively low-maintenance investment for the business owners, who planned to keep their day jobs, since individual stylists work as independent contractors and promote themselves. “We just provide the platform,” says Sanchez. After a year of meetings, negotiations, and “lots of legal details,” says Escobar, Level Up Grooming Studio opened in June 2018. The response, says Sanchez, has been “fantastic.” “We went from two stylists to four, and the clients keep coming in,” says Escobar, who is already thinking up creative new ventures for Level Up, such as partnering with local charities for events or starting a podcast. But, as usual, his buddy and business partner helps keep his creativity in check. “I tell him we need to focus on building the business now,” says Sanchez, with a laugh. “Then we’ll 64 think about those other things.”

11 families during breast cancer treatment. Burline has been an employee of Faxton St. Luke’s since 2001 and worked as a staff RN in telemetry and pediatrics. Suzanne Lynch G’02, White Plains, NY, helped lead an Organization of Justice Studies event in which 50 graduate and undergraduate, ground, and online students traveled to Washington D.C. to visit the FBI National Academy and the Headquarters and Training Center for the United States Secret Service. (Photo 12)

12 Dr. Nikhil Panda ’02, Foxboro, MA, a clinical cardiac electrophysiologist and an assistant professor of medicine at The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, performed a cardiac ablation, roughly a five-hour procedure. Dr. Panda is one of six electrophysiologists in Rhode Island, the best of 20 candidates, as he was recruited from Cleveland’s Case Western Medical Center, where he was doing a complex-ablation fellowship. Kimberly B. VanDuren ’02,

New Hartford, NY, principal of Martin Luther King Elementary School in Utica, accepted a $1,000 check on behalf of the school from the Utica Hannaford Supermarket as part of the Hannaford Helps Schools program. Dana C. Silano ’04, Delmar, NY, has been appointed as a sales support associate at Athleta in Albany, NY. Mia H. Townsend ’06, Rome, NY, a Whitesboro Central School District social worker, volunteered at a women’s shelter in Cayey, Puerto Rico, several months after Hurricane

Maria made landfall. Townsend helped provide shelter, clothing, and hygienic supplies to families displaced by the storm. David J. Cole ’06, G’07, Salisbury, MA, was named manager of Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine at Lahey Health. Cole will oversee all acute care physical and occupational therapy services at Addison Gilbert Hospital in Gloucester, MA, and Beverly Hospital in Beverly, MA. Gianni P. Notaro G’11, Clinton, NY, a social studies teacher at Westmoreland High School, has received the Empire State Excellence in Teaching Award,

the highest award an educator can acquire in the state. Angelica Pascone ’11, G’14, Clinton, NY, joined the Mohawk Valley Health System Sleep Disorders Center as a physician assistant. Pascone diagnoses and treats sleep-related conditions. Jacqueline C. Romano ’11, G’13, New Hartford, NY, vice president of Global Procurement for The Fountainhead Group, Inc., has been honored as one of the 2018 New York State Women of Distinction. Romano has spent more than 30 years with the company and has been active in the community, serving on a variety of boards and committees in the region. Elyssa Arnone-Earl G’12, Utica, NY, was appointed to the position of coordinator of the Center for Leadership Excellence at Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica. In this position, she coordinates the development and delivery of leadership programs for personal enrichment and professional development. Anthony M. LaPolla ’12, Utica, NY, was elected to the Utica City School Board in July 2018. LaPolla is recruitment and logistics manager at Adjusters International and office manager for Scala & Reofara Funeral Home, Inc., both in Utica. Heather E. Tamblin ’12, Framingham, MA, works for South Bay Community Services as an Early Intervention Developmental Specialist in their Framingham, MA, office. Dennis L. Labossiere ’13, G’16, Framingham, MA, is a Senior Associate, Advisory, within KPMG’s Cyber Response Service Group. Morgan E. DuPont ’15, G’17, Wynantskill, NY, is head coach of the SUNY Poly Wildcat women’s lacrosse team. DuPont served as an assistant

coach at Utica College for two seasons, and as a student-athlete, recorded 161 points on 57 goals and 104 assists over four seasons. Gabriel Maxwell G’17, Gainesville, VA, Assistant Director of the Federal Bureau, helped facilitate an Organization of Justice Studies event in which 50 graduate and undergraduate, ground, and online students traveled to Washington D.C. to visit the FBI National Academy and the Headquarters and Training Center for the United States Secret Service. Ann C. Ciancia ’18, Glassboro, NJ, 2018 Utica College Senior Class President, has started law school at Syracuse University College of Law. Chancellor J. Harris ’18, Utica, NY, works at VP Supply in New Hartford. At UC’s commencement in May, he walked across the stage to receive his diploma holding his infant daughter, Selena.

Births and Additions 1996 Paul Monescalchi and his wife, Jennifer, New Hartford, NY, welcomed a daughter on March 29, 2018. 2000 John M. Altamura and wife, Jeanine, St. Charles, IL, welcomed a son, Nicholas John, in July 2018. (Photo 13) 2005 Matthew F. Donaldson and his wife Erin, Las Vegas, NV, welcomed a daughter, Elouise Ann, on July 23, 2018. (Photo 14) 2006 Michael Shaw and his wife, Leslie, Naples, FL, welcomed a son on March 13, 2018. 2007 Sara K. Roberts and her husband, Brett, Remsen, NY, welcomed a son on April 26, 2018. 2009 Samantha E. Roy and her husband, Christopher, Utica, NY,

welcomed a daughter on May 20, 2018. 2011 Tim Fitzgerald and his wife, Sarah, Utica, NY, welcomed a son, Carter Louis, on May 3, 2018.(Photo 15) 2012 Bienvenido Reynolds and his wife, Jennifer Rodriguez, Utica, NY, welcomed a son on March 27, 2018. 2016 Allison Antonowicz and her husband, Rome, NY, welcomed a son on March 6, 2018.

Weddings and Anniversaries Wesley Miga ’80, and Karen Miga ’80, Endicott, NY celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on May 21, 2018. Heather E. Tamblin ’12 and Dennis L. Labossiere ’13, G’16, Framingham, MA, were married on October 6, 2018. Kayla Tartaglia ’12, Vernon, NY, married Vincent Aponte on August 25, 2018, in Vernon, NY. The ceremony was performed by the Honorable

William Virkler (pictured), Associate Dean of Justice Studies at Utica College, and the wedding party included bridesmaid Kimberley Joslin ’10 (left). (Photo 16)

In Memoriam Stanley Majak ’49, Watertown, NY, May 25, 2018. Saul Finer, DDS, ’50, New Hartford, NY, August 27, 2018. Wilfred Newman ’50, Rochester, NY, November 3, 2016. Leonard T. Wynne ’51, Utica, NY, August 10, 2018. Elvio P. Del Monte ’52, Waterbury, CT, July 13, 2018. Kempton H. Stone ’52, Little Falls, NY, July 9, 2018. Gordon C. Cobb ’53, Raleigh, NC, November 8, 2017. Dr. Leo J. Brannick ’54, Upper Saddle River, NJ, April 12, 2018. Anthony E. Ruggiero ’54, Utica, NY, January 23, 2018. Thomas J. Craig ’56, Rome, NY, June 4, 2018. Alviero S. Cannucciari ’57, Utica, NY, July 6, 2018. Joseph A. Doak ’57, Grand Junction, CO, July 29, 2018.

Anthony F. Combopiano ’58, Binghamton, NY, March 27, 2018. Joseph E. Dahm ’58, Binghamton, NY, July 23, 2018. Italo A. Fantera ’58, Little Falls, NY, April 5, 2018. Bruce Brockett ’59, Utica, NY, August 11, 2018. John J. Palisano ’59, Hamburg, NY, June 12, 2018. Vincent M. Rolletta ’59, Gainesville, FL, December 27, 2016. Charles F. Hemming ’60, Utica, NY, May 9, 2018. Dr. William F. Zapisek ’60, Woodbine, NJ, April 19, 2017. Dominic A. Giambona ’61, Palm Beach Gardens, FL, April 18, 2018. John F. Conte Sr. ’65, Keyport, NJ, April 15, 2018. John M. Domagal Jr. ’65, Rome, NY, July 23, 2018. Raymond H. McCoy ’65, Mechanicsville, VA, February 26, 2018. Anthony R. Fanelli ’66, Palm Beach Gardens, FL, March 31, 2018. Elaine M. Mazzatti ’68, Utica, NY, June 18, 2018. Earl M. Cornacchio ’69, Baldwinsville, NY, March 22, 2018. Larry A. Kehrig ’69, Utica, NY, May 26, 2018. John M. Lillis ’69, Jacksonville, FL, July 16, 2014. Joseph O. Scialdo ’69, Oriskany, NY, August 5, 2018. Michael J. Cristalli ’70, Utica, NY, March 18, 2018. Thomas G. Helmle ’71, Punta Gorda, FL, May 20, 2018. Donald O. Tarazano ’71, Fairfax, VA, April 27, 2018. Madelyne J. Trotta ’71, New Hartford, NY, June 5, 2018. Dagnachew Yilma ’71, Shawnee, KS, March 4, 2016 Randall D. Morse ’72, Randolph, MA, July 31, 2018.

Richard J. Garrett ’73, New Hartford, NY, June 30, 2018. Lawrence A. Nichols ’73, Whitesboro, NY, July 27, 2018. James R. Palmer ’73, Little Falls, NY, July 4, 2018. Elaine D. Ackerson ’75, Woodstock, VA, July 7, 2018. Nicholas A. Cerro ’75, New Hartford, NY, June 7, 2018. Barbara M. Alteri ’76, Port Orange, FL, July 9, 2018. Albert L. Peyton ’78, Carmel, IN, June 20, 2018. Russell J. Hirschey ’79, Boonville, NY, August 12, 2018. John A. Moran Jr. ’79, Remsen, NY, March 30, 2018. Elizabeth S. Deming ’80, Little Falls, NY, May 4, 2018. Joel Markowitz ’80, Potomac, MD, November 7, 2017. Marie C. Ruppe ’80, Richmond, VA, June 8, 2018. Maureen A. Pezzulo-Schlotterer ’81, Utica, NY, April 30, 2018. Thomas A. Krupa ’82, Cleveland TN, March 9, 2018. Joseph G. Canny ’85, Chittenango, NY, January 28, 2016. Roger H. Bedard ’89, Westerly, RI, May 26, 2018. Ronald Alpert ’91, Sauquoit, NY, May 14, 2018. Austin M. Dee ’00, Clinton, NY, July 28, 2018. Mark A. Nichols ’08, Cincinatti, OH, May 9, 2018. Stuart C. Wolfarth G’09, Mishawaka, IN, May 16, 2018. Megan A. Roman ’10, New Hartford, NY, June 22, 2018.

Faculty and staff who have passed Suzanne Sbarra, former Assistant Director of Residence, New Hartford, NY, March 16, 2018.

Courage in Action: Robert Piersma ’98 As a Department of Environmental Conservation forest ranger, Robert Piersma ‘98 was trained for water rescues. In more than 17 years on the job, he had never needed to employ those skills. But on April 10, 2017, Piersma relied on his training—and his ability to think fast—when he was dispatched to Chittning Pond in Waterville, New York. Three men had capsized their canoe; one man had made it to safety but the other two were struggling to stay afloat in the frigid water. Witnesses who called 911 estimated the men had been in the water for nearly an hour and weren’t making progress toward the shore. Piersma arrived on the scene and sprang into action. “I ran to my truck, threw on my cold-water rescue gear, and swam out to them,” he says. The men were unresponsive when he approached, and Piersma recalls that it felt harder than he expected to swim with them to shore—only discovering later that the canoe’s anchor had been tangled around one man’s leg. “After I saw that, I realized how badly things could have went,” he says. Once on land, the men were transported to two local hospitals, where they were treated for hypothermia and other injuries; one man’s body temperature was below 87 degrees. EMTs on the scene told Piersma that, without question, he’d saved their lives. At a ceremony in May, Piersma (pictured, second from left) was presented with the New York State Liberty Medal, one of the highest civilian honors, given to individuals who have merited special commendation for exceptional, heroic, or humanitarian acts and achievements on behalf of fellow New Yorkers. Senator Joseph Griffo presented the award. “Ranger Piersma displayed remarkable bravery, courage and initiative,” said Griffo. “He was able to think quickly while under intense pressure and with lives on the line.”

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