2011 sam foundation annual report

ANNUAL REPORTTheSigma Alpha Mu Foundation

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Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation Annual ReportFiscal Year: June 1, 20010-May 31, 2011

The Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation’s Annual Report provides an overview of the Foundation’s initiatives and acknowledges the generous donors who have supported these programs.

The report has been published on-line to reduce paper use. The 2011 Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation Annual Report covers programs and donations received from June 1, 2010-May 31, 2011.

Officers and Executive CommitteePresident: Hanno D. Mott, Cincinnati ‘55Vice President: David H. Phillips, Ohio State ‘84Treasurer: Ronald S. Katch, Illinois ‘54Asst. Treasurer: David S. Rice, Wisconsin/Illinois-Chicago ‘87Secretary: Steven Franklin, Houston ‘69At-Large: Lawrence D. Schaffer, Ohio State ‘53At-Large: Richard H. Williamson, NC State ‘63At-Large: Robert B. Fagenson, Syracuse ’70

Foundation DirectorsAlvin W. Cohn, Cincinnati ‘56Robert S. Weiss, Oklahoma ‘77Michael Brown, UC Berkeley ‘96Barry S. Arbus, Toronto ’62*Dennis G. Paese, Cornell ‘73Donald J. Stein, Purdue ‘53Barry M. Epstein, Purdue ‘61Marshall M. Gelfand, Syracuse ’49*Seymour D. Weiss, Case Western ’56*Scott A. Stone, USC ‘77James R. Alexander, SMU/Texas ‘44

Foundation Directors continued Sidney H. Guller, Washington U. ‘47Howard B. Miller, Maryland ’58Nathan Margolis, North Texas ’75Terry Semel, Long Island ’64*Harvey Weisblat, Texas ‘67 **Roy Neulicht, NC State ‘73**

Foundation StaffExecutive Vice President: Aaron Girson, Western Michigan ’92Foundation & Scholarship Coordinator: Maria Mandel, Kappa Delta

* Term Expired

** Elected August 2011

Who We Are & What We DoThe Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation supports education and leadership in a variety of ways.

Leadership Conference & ConventionEach summer Sigma Alpha Mu holds its Leadership Conference & Convention. Two students from each chapter are required to attend. The educational programs offered include sessions on leadership and team building, ethical decision making, networking and academic success. The 2011 conference engaged 126 students.

2011 ScholarshipsIn 2011 the Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation distributed $126,950 to 176 graduate and undergraduate recipients, including 71 Guller Young Scholars (new initiates with a 3.75+ GPA), Scholarships are based on both financial need and merit.

Chapter Leaders DayThe Foundation makes an annual grant to support this intense one-day program for chapter leadership. Topics covered include goal setting and strategic planning, leadership and team building and conflict resolution.

GreekLifeEdu GrantAll candidates are required to take GreekLifeEdu prior to their initiation into Sigma Alpha Mu. This program assures that students are better decision makers for issues on campus such as hazing, alcohol abuse and sexual assault. Results are measured and data shows better long term decision making for students participating in this program.

Guller ScholarsThe fund provides for leadership development programs, educational materials and the Guller Scholars Program at Leadership Conference. Since its inception in 1985, the Guller Fund has reached thousands of young fratres with programs on scholarship, personal development, health issues and numerous other worthwhile topics.

Thank you to all of our donors who made the programs we fund possible.

On behalf of all the scholarship recipients, the students who attended leadership training, we thank all the donors who have contributed to the Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation.

Thank You

Above (L-R) are Ohio State recipients with Larry Schaffer: Josh Grossman, Gianni Gagliardi, Steven Astrein, Jason Wachs, Jon Von Deylen, and Kevin Rosen.

Platinum Donors ($1,000+)$50,000+Barry Epstein, Purdue ‘58Sidney Guller, Washington U. ’43Irwin Jacobs, Cornell ‘51

$20,000-$39,999George Zimmer, Washington U. ’67

$15,000-$19,999Robert Fagenson, Syracuse ’67

$10,000-$14,999Harvey Weisblat, Texas ‘64Gilbert Yanuck, Alabama ’59

$5,000-$9,999David Diamond, Penn ‘80Steven Franklin, Houston ‘67Dennis Paese, Cornell ‘70Leslie Raffel, Purdue ‘60H Lewis Rapaport, Syracuse ‘56David Rice, Illinois-Chicago ‘83Bradley Sraberg, UCLA ‘89Richard Ziman, USC ’61

$2,500-$4,999Joseph Macnow, CCNY/Baruch ‘63Nathan Margolis, North Texas ‘73Lowell Milken, Berkeley ‘67Michael Milken, Berkeley ‘65Thomas Saldoff, Wisconsin ‘66Adam Singer, Texas ‘86Robert Weiss, Oklahoma ‘75Clifford White, Lehigh ‘79

$1,000-$2,499AnonymousMarc Abels, Texas ‘81Roger Baumann, Texas ‘86Leonard Baxt, Pittsburgh ‘66Myron Becker, Washington U. ‘43Edward Brandman, Rutgers ‘87Richard Burstein, Michigan ‘63Mark Cohen, Ohio State ‘88Andrew Dunsky, Ohio State ‘82George Frankenstein, USC ‘61Aaron Girson, West. Michigan ‘92Paul Greenberg, Syracuse ‘63Steven Jarmus, USC ‘74Donald Karchmer, Oklahoma ‘63Ronald Katch, Illinois ‘51Jeffrey Lainer, Texas ‘86Steven Levine, Texas ‘86Nathaniel Locklin, Pittsburgh ‘98Earle Irving Mack, Drexel ‘56Leland Manders, Miami U. ‘72Kevin Margolis, Texas ‘86Roy Mayers, CCNY/Baruch ‘62Howard Miller, Maryland ‘54Jerry Miller, Miami U. ‘76Hanno Mott, Cincinnati ‘52Marc Muchnick, Texas ‘86Dick Nierenberg, Rutgers ‘55Farhad Nourafshan, USC ‘75Marc Perlstein, North Texas ‘71David Phillips, Ohio State ‘80Lawrence Pollock, Ohio State ‘66Jeffrey Pop, USC ‘66Robert Rosenthal, Missouri ‘50Richard Sandler, Berkeley ‘67Stuart Siegel, Penn ‘82Marvin Snyder, Ohio State 51Gary Solka, Texas ‘86Donald Stein, Purdue ‘50Alon Steinberg, Texas ‘86Ronn Tulman, Minnesota ‘75Bradley Unger, Lehigh ‘94Stephen Weinberg, Ohio State ‘62Stanley Zimmerman, UCLA ‘50

Gifts in Fiscal Year June 1, 2010-May 31, 2011

Andrew Ahitow, Iowa ‘95Barry Arbus, Toronto ‘59Louis Beck, Cincinnati ‘65Scott Warren Bernstein, Michigan ST ‘88Stephen Bloch, Oklahoma ‘63Stanton Bluestone, Cincinnati ‘53Jerry Candy, SMU ‘64Wilbur Cohen, Cincinnati ‘42James Curl, Alfred U. ‘94Robert Epstein, Texas ‘84Jeffrey Feldman, Northeastern ‘68Robert Ford, Berkeley ‘81Paul Frank, USC ‘60Kenneth Friedman, UCLA ‘54Michael Fuchs, Penn ‘80David Genser, McGill ‘59Bernard Girson, FriendLouis Gitomer, Case Western ‘69Robert Goldberg, MIT ‘55Alan Greenberg, Michigan ‘57Daniel Grossberg, Miami U. ‘84Sylvan Herman, Syracuse ‘49Michael Hirsch, UCLA ‘91Ernest Kalman, Bucknell ‘54Robert Kaplan, Missouri ‘56Howard Kooper, Nebraska ‘58

Michael Masciandaro, Drexel ‘76Timothy Mayer, Cincinnati ‘98Jared Miller, Wisconsin ‘94Ronald Mora, Indiana ‘52Steven Muchnikoff, USC ‘77L Mark Newman, Michigan ST ‘59Brian Newman, USC ‘72William Orovan, USC ‘60Andrew Paley, Ohio State ‘87Nicholas Partridge, Miami U. ‘98Stanley Plaskoff, USC ‘48Ronald Rapchik, Long Island ‘66Mitchell Roberts, Rochester ‘84Bruce Rosen, Wayne State ‘54Carl Schlanger, Syracuse ‘56Marc Schwartz, USC ‘87Michael Serling, Michigan ST ‘64Mickey Shapiro, Ferris State ‘66Alvin Silverman, Cornell ‘42Joseph Silverman, Oklahoma ‘62Gabriel Tavares, Cincinnati ‘91Gary Teitelman, Penn State ‘91Robert Traum, Long Island ‘64Raymond Turgel, Manitoba ‘43Mark Ungar, Ohio State ‘82Jonathan Wax, Tulane ‘90Bradley Zerman, Wisconsin ‘84

Gold Donors ($500-$999)


Alan Adelman, NYU ‘62Leon Albert, Ohio State ‘39James Alexander, Texas ‘41Joel Altman, Michigan ST ‘62Stephan Ariyan, Long Island ‘60Stephen Berzok, Columbia ‘57Mark Blau, Syracuse ‘61Richard Block, Alabama ‘56Richard Brockman, Missouri ‘51Ronald Broida, Illinois ‘62Donald Cabral, Northeastern ‘69Clyde Chudnoff, Cincinnati ‘65Irving Codron, UCLA ‘51Raymond Cohen, Purdue ‘42Barry Cohen, USC ‘61David Cole, Tulane ‘87Mark Connolly, Rochester ‘76Frank Crohn, Purdue ‘43Jerome David, Cincinnati ‘67Robert Dolgin, Missouri ‘60Robert Footlick, Tulane ‘58Stephen Forman, UCLA ‘88Jay Fox, Long Island ‘67Sam Fox, Washington U. ‘48Reid Friedman, Texas ‘81David Frolich, Indiana ‘62Jonathan Gansell, Texas ‘86Arthur Garcia, North Texas ‘68Leland Garrett, NC State ‘69William Gilliam, KY Wesleyan ‘75Marc Godt, USC ’89Irving Goldberg, Berkeley ‘45Henry Goldberg, Lehigh ‘66Joel Goldman, Indiana ‘82

Silver Donors ($250-$499)


Merwin Goldsmith, UCLA ‘57Gary Gormin, Minnesota ‘62Bernard Greenfield, UCLA ‘67Jeffrey Harrison, Cincinnati ‘61Michael Hennenberg, Ohio State ‘67Joel Herman, Michigan ‘82Gerald Horowitz, Tulane ‘57Harold Igdaloff, Purdue ‘43Donald Janower, Wayne State ‘58Alan Jarrick, UCLA ‘67Michael Jushchuk, Rochester ‘80Donald Kahn, Ohio State ‘70Gary Kash, Illinois ‘71Gerald Katz, Maryland ‘47Donald Kaufman, Ohio State ‘50Jeffrey Kaye, Texas ‘86Gene Lee Kermin, UCLA ‘49Steven Kirsch, Missouri ‘70Bennett Klausner, Rutgers ‘57Ronald Koenig, Penn ‘52John Kollm, Cincinnati ‘93David Korman, Miami U. ‘76Jeffrey Korotkin, Tulane ‘66Mitchell Koval, Virginia ‘84Gary Krausz, UC-San Diego ‘91Gerald Kurlander, Indiana ‘51James Kutchin, Washington U. ‘78Daniel Lease, Case Western ’67Peter Lehrer, NC State ‘60Sanford Levine, Case Western ‘73Howard Levine, Michigan ‘48Gerald Levy, Cincinnati ‘64Son Mai, Stephen F. Austin U. ‘02Maria Mandel, Kappa Delta

Simon Markowsky, Oklahoma ‘65Todd Marks, Towson ‘90Emile Martin, Virginia ‘68Donald Milsten, Cornell ‘57Lowell Moret, Tulane ‘59Irwin Moskowitz, UCLA ‘49Seymour Musiker, Cornell ‘52Robert Nerz, Drexel ‘73Jerry Nesker, Toronto ‘67Roy Neulicht, NC State ‘69Zenon Neumark, Oklahoma ‘51Robert Packard, Case Western ‘49Steven Pluss, Texas A&M ‘82Ronald Popper, Michigan ST ‘73Morton Prager, Toronto ‘62Albert Praw, Berkeley ‘66Stephen Rann, NC State ‘68James Rasbold, Case Western ‘80Martin Rogowsky, Rochester ‘67Neil Rosenblum, Tulane ‘87Howard Rosenthal, NYU ‘57Peter Rubin, Miami U. ‘73Adam Saitman, San Diego State ‘84Steven Saltz, Washington U. ‘71David Schachter, USC ‘90

Steven Schaefer, Case Western ‘55Eugene Schnell, Rochester ‘82Ira Selss, Rochester ‘74Martin Shapan, Stephen F. Austin ‘97Mark Shear, North Texas ‘75Marty Shellist, Texas ‘86Kenneth Shevin, Michigan ‘53Herbert Siegel, Lehigh ‘47Carl Singer, Case Western ‘65Robert Siskin, Penn ‘46Arthur Spander, UCLA ‘56Howard Stone, Illinois ‘54Andrew Sweet, Texas ‘86Howard Tanenbaum, Toronto ‘63Marc Vosen, Ohio State ‘73Bruce Wagman, Syracuse ‘79Joel Warady, Illinois ‘75Michael Weinberg, Texas ‘83David Weiner, Cincinnati ‘62Howard Weinman, Tulane ‘61Richard Williamson, NC State ‘60Cary Wolf, Buffalo ‘61M. Milton Wolff, Oklahoma ‘56David Worshil, Ohio State ‘54Alan Yaffe, North Texas ‘67Michael Zenn, Penn ‘81

Silver Donors ($250-$499)

Bronze Donors ($150-$249)Jerald Altman, Ohio State ‘86Jerry Asher, Purdue ‘45Corey Barash, USC ‘83Elliot Beinfest, Northwestern ‘70Russell Belinsky, Wayne State ‘79Albert Belsky, Massachusetts ‘65Paul Biddelman, Lehigh ‘64H Jack Bluestein, Missouri ‘50Barry Brock, McGill ‘68Frederic Brooks, Columbia ‘54Jeffrey Brooks, Miami U. ‘61Martin Charns, Case Western ‘64Nathan Cheng, Texas A&M ‘04Timothy Clancy, Case Western ‘87

Bradley Cohen, Indiana ‘85Allan Corenblum, Alberta ‘60Hyman Dave, NC State ‘38Samuel Dennis, Penn ‘48Sam Devinki, Oklahoma ‘66Richard Disraeli, USC ‘43Jerold Dorter, USC ’60I Jeffrey Engel, Michigan ‘59Steven Epstein, Nebraska ‘68Michael Epstein, Michigan ‘79William Esensten, Minnesota ‘66Marvin Fabrikant, Penn ‘64David Freeman, Berkeley ‘56Elden Freeman, Toronto ‘80

Philip Friedman, Penn ‘43Robert Friedman, Michigan ‘76Howard Friedman, Indiana ‘57Jack Frishberg, Penn ‘79Kaki Garard, Sigma Sigma SigmaH Richard Garber, Nebraska ‘54Joseph Gebbie, St. Johns ‘00Richard Gimpelson, Washington U. ‘65Jay Ginsburg, Houston ‘67Phillip Glauben, North Texas ‘73Michael Goldberg, Rochester ‘64Bruce Golden, Texas ‘78Herbert Goldenberg, Minnesota ‘52Robert Goldfarb, Michigan ‘76

Richard Goldman, Indiana ’55Andrew Goodman, Nebraska ‘64Scott Goodman, UCLA ‘84Allen Gordon, Washington U. ‘50David Greenberg, Brandeis ‘94Richard Greene, Berkeley ‘57Kenneth Gurian, Mississippi ST ‘46Max Gurvitch, Long Island ‘66David Halper, Miami U. ‘77Sydney Handlin, Univ of Washington ‘57Sheldon Harr, Cincinnati ‘65John Harte, Penn ‘82Bruce Hendin, Missouri ‘62Gilbert Herer, Syracuse ‘50Jeffrey Holden, Ohio State ‘61Robert Homan, No. Illinois ‘88Ronald Hurwitz, Wayne State ‘57Rita Isaacson, wife of Howard Isaacson, Ohio State ‘47Jon Isenberg, Michigan ST ‘76Gerald Jacobs, Ohio State ‘56Arte Johnson, Illinois ‘46Stewart Kahn, Lehigh ‘62Herbert Kalman, Houston ‘67Ronald Kanfer, Oklahoma ‘66Andrew Kaplan, Washington U. ‘80Evan Kapp, Washington U. ‘73David Katz, Ohio State ‘52Richmond Kauffman, MIT ‘36Edward Kessler, Washington U. ‘62Lawrence Kessler, Purdue ’61Donald Kirschner, Minnesota ‘55Michael Kissner, North Texas ‘67Stephen Kitsko, Drexel ‘75Myron Klevens, Washington U. ‘62Mark Kodner, Missouri ‘80Ronald Kolb, Case Western ‘63Leonard Kosson, NYU ‘66Robert Krause, Michigan ‘39Daniel Kristol, Penn ‘55Michael Kurman, Ohio State ‘70Ross Landsbaum, USC ‘81Elliott Lapin, Maryland ‘44James K Lawrence, Ohio State ‘59Samuel Leff, NYU ‘51Paul Lehrer, Hartford ’68Kenneth Leichman, U. of Miami ‘56R Richard Leinhardt, Brooklyn ‘65

Bronze Donors ($150-$249)Howard Levin, Penn State ‘66David Levy, Texas ‘86Ari Lewis, Bucknell ‘90Keith Libman, Indiana ‘66Seymour Lichter, Michigan ‘45Philip Lieberman, Purdue ‘64Todd Lifson, Minnesota ’82Tim Madison, Cincinnati ‘83Mitchell Manders, Miami U. ‘04James Marx, Nebraska ‘67Mark Mekler, Minnesota ‘75Bruce Melemed, Minnesota ‘62Robert Mendelson, Case Western ‘50Andrew Meyer, Ohio U. ‘71Ronald Miller, Ohio State ‘62Michael Mills, Purdue ‘66Stanley Minsk, UCLA ‘44Hal Mintz, Washington U. ‘89Sam Mirkin, Indiana ‘50Jerrold Mirman, Ohio State ‘36Brian Moe, Texas A&M ‘04Robert Morris, Tulane ‘53Gerald Nadler, Purdue ‘42Neil Natkow, Indiana ‘66Joseph Nehmen, Washington U. ‘68David Nissenholtz, Missouri ‘64George Novogroder, Buffalo ‘67Morton Perel, McGill ’57Neal Post, Maryland ‘92Charles Rand, Penn ‘73Gerald Rehert, Syracuse ‘63Jay Rice, Rutgers ‘71Robert Rose, Buffalo ‘63Howard Rosenbloom, Long Island ‘67Steven Rosenmutter, Ohio State ‘68William Rosenthal, Texas ‘69Don Rotenberg, Oregon ‘52Jack Rubin, Texas ‘61Edward Ruch, Miami U. ‘69Scott Rudin, Syracuse ‘96M William Sadock, Case Western ‘56Mark Sadock, Case Western ‘80Glenn Saltsman, Michigan ST’89Stuart Schapiro, Cincinnati ’63Hubert Schlosberg, Syracuse ‘50Peter Schneidkraut, Lehigh ‘72Lewis Schwartz, Texas ‘67David Schwartz, Tulane ‘87

James Segal, Minnesota ‘86Alexander Shapero, Cornell ‘04Eugene Shepp, Penn ‘48Barry Shulkin, Texas ‘72David Shusterman, Oklahoma ‘58Harold Silberberg, Texas ‘43Stuart Silver, Virginia ‘68Michael Simon, Berkeley ‘56Stuart Sinai, Ferris State ‘62Kenneth Sirlin, Penn ‘61Edward Snider, Maryland ‘51Michael Sperling, KY Wesleyan ‘69Robert Spielman, Bucknell ‘71Melvyn Bernard Spira, Case Western ‘53Jay Stark, Wayne State ‘62Paul Steen, Drexel ’57Stephen Stern, U. of Miami ‘62Richard Strauss, MIT ‘57Richard Sukov, Berkeley ‘63Monroe Szporn, Penn ‘68Stanley Talesnick, Indiana ‘45Bruce Tasch, Miami U. ‘74Steven Taub, Michigan ‘81M Ray Taylor, San Jose State ‘67Gerald Tellefsen, Columbia ‘57Robert Travis, Cincinnati ‘42Robert Turner, Miami U. ‘70Gary Venner, Lehigh ‘65Norman Veta, Nebraska ‘41Eric Victorson, Michigan ‘04Emil Vogel, Buffalo ‘62Milton Waldoff, Alabama ‘51Mark Wallock, Texas ‘66Kevin Wechter, Texas ‘84Albert Weissman, USC ‘56Richard Winters, Cal ST-Northridge ‘84Lawrence Wittels, Washington U. ‘78Alan Wittenberg, USC ‘64Robert Wolpe, Cornell ‘65Patrick Woody, NC State ‘86Steven Woronoff, Michigan ST ‘81David Wright, Indiana ‘82Irvin Yaffe, Nebraska ‘37Seth Zachary, USC ‘78


Alan Aaronson, Queens ‘58Phillip Abramson, Texas ‘70Edwin Adelman, Penn State ‘58Herman Adler, Texas A&M ‘04Michael Africk, UCLA ‘84David Alloy, Nebraska ‘70Stephen Alpart, Washington U. ‘82Ira Alpert, USC ‘61Joseph Alpert, Indiana ‘57Eric Altman, Lehigh ‘81David Ames, Berkeley ‘47Melvin Anspach, Indiana ‘60Brian Appel, Cincinnati ‘69Martin Arch, Penn ‘51Stuart Aronoff, Berkeley ‘51Bernard Aronowitz, Alabama ‘49Hillel Auerbach, MIT ‘55Asif Avshalumov, Texas A&M ‘05Leonard Axelrod, Indiana ‘69Daniel Azarnoff, Rutgers ‘43Samuel H L Bahn, Columbia ‘55Ronald Baker, Oklahoma ‘61David Balas, Miami U. ‘71Philip Balas, Miami U. ‘71Matthew Barb, Case Western ‘92Lee Barewin, Washington U. ‘55Thomas Barham, West Florida ‘06Joel Baron, Brooklyn ‘57J Martin Barrash, Maryland ‘60Franklin Battat, Berkeley ‘52Benjamin Bearman, Minnesota ‘97Herbert Behr, Cincinnati ‘52Jeffrey Bell, Texas ‘87Samuel Bellas, Virginia ‘97Milton Bellis, Minnesota ‘43Warren Bender, Ohio State ‘52Philip Berk, UCLA ‘53Daniel Berkley, Wayne State ‘66Norman Berkowitz, Pittsburgh ‘66Earl Berkun, Illinois ‘61Stanley Berman, Cincinnati ‘39Martin Berns, Illinois ’55Gerald Biales, Case Western ‘56Howard Birmiel, CCNY/Baruch ‘66Robert Bitton, Rutgers ‘57Irving Blackman, Washington U. ‘48Allan Blair, Ohio State ‘48Arnold Blitzer, Cincinnati ‘53

Stanley Block, Cincinnati ‘42Brian Blonder, Wayne State ‘79Donald Blum, SMU ‘69Robert Blumberg, MIT ‘61Gary Blumenthal, Miami U. ‘68Alfred Blumstein, Cornell ‘49Austin Bond, Texas A&M ‘05Howard Book, Manitoba ‘59Jerome Bookstein, Wayne State ‘53William Boorstein, Michigan ‘57Marvin Bornstein, Indiana ‘58Edwin Bornstein, Louisville ‘60David Boyer, Illinois ‘65Andrew Bram, Bucknell ‘64Charles Brotchner, Cal ST-Northridge ‘66Jack Brown, Cincinnati ‘55Harvey Brown, Washington U. ‘45Paul Burstein, Buffalo ‘52Milton Carl, Oregon ‘43Joel Carson, Oklahoma ‘56Blake Casher, Pittsburgh ‘67Hugh Chairnoff, Drexel ‘58Kevin Chaitoff, Miami U. ‘77Norman Chanin, Rutgers ‘62Stuart Chazin, Minnesota ‘79William Chertok, Penn ‘47Randy Chudler, Michigan ‘79Clifford Chudler, Wayne State ‘53Murray Cogan, McGill ‘58Ronald Cohen, Indiana ‘55Victor Cohen, Ohio State ‘62Charles Cohen, Indiana ‘60Philip Cohen, Cincinnati ‘59Alvin Cohn, Cincinnati ‘53Avern Cohn, Michigan ‘42Oscar Cohen, Penn ‘72Phillip Cohen, Missouri ‘48Kenneth Collins, Indiana ‘46Richard Coppins, Lehigh ‘65Melvin Cosner, Washington U. ’47Paul Crane, Minnesota ‘63Philip Crystal, Brooklyn ’66Dennis Custage, Penn ‘64Don Dadesky, USC ‘84Robert Daroff, Penn ‘54Bernard Dave, Cincinnati ‘43Robert Davidow, Penn ‘66John Dellar, Berkeley ‘55

Andrew Dember, Lehigh ‘73Michael Denenberg, Nebraska ‘55Michael Dick, Oklahoma ‘62Charles Dolginer, Berkeley ‘58Lee Dollins, Toledo ‘61Ronald Donn, Ohio State ‘61Alan Dorenfeld, Maryland ‘64Gary Dunn, Virginia ‘01Donald Dunner, Purdue ‘50Philip Dunsker, Cornell ‘52Milton Dzodin, Ferris State ‘65Stanley Eisner, Washington U. ‘51Gerald Elkan, NC State ‘61Howard Ely, Texas ‘48Earle Endelman, Wayne State ‘58Philip Engel, Texas ‘54Julian Epstein, Tulane ‘61Aaron Epstein, Washington ‘48Kevin Erskine, Alfred U. ‘98Louis Exstein, Bucknell ‘43Douglas Fager, Wisconsin ‘70Joel Feinson, U. of Miami ‘50William Feinstein, Texas ‘86Mark Feldman, UCLA ‘84William Feldman, Oklahoma ‘34Michael Feldman, Pittsburgh ‘66De Neal Feldman, Ohio State ‘51Allen Feltman, Texas ‘72F Rick Ferber, San Diego State ‘83Keith Fern, Texas ‘86Frederick Fink, Cincinnati ‘55Robert Finkel, Michigan ‘62William Finkelstein, Texas ‘68Eugene Finkelstein, Penn State ‘52Gerald Fisher, UCLA ‘56Lee Fleischer, Washington U. ‘78Joel Fliegel, Miami U. ‘91Mirriam Fogel, wife ofIsadore Fogel, Purdue ‘47Fred Forman, Case Western ‘62Melvin Forst, Pittsburgh ‘51David Fradkin, Texas ‘86Bruce Frank, Minnesota ‘59Marvin Frank, Ohio State ‘43Robert Frankel, USC ‘53Lynn Freed, San Jose State ‘63David Freishtat, Maryland ‘54Marvin Fremerman, Missouri ‘49

Donors (Up To $149)


Dave Friedberg, USC ‘63Stephen Friedman, Indiana ‘69Thomas Friedman, Miami U. ‘65Leslie Friedman, Illinois ‘71Berwyn Friedman, UCLA ‘52Bruce Friedman, CCNY/Baruch ‘74Joel Friedman, Lehman ‘66Melvyn Frieman, Cincinnati ‘52Peter Fruehman, Purdue ‘64Ira Gall, Cincinnati ‘45Arnold Garber, Wayne State ‘55Eric Garfield, USC ‘90Stanley Gendler, Minnesota ‘41Israel Gerber, CCNY/Baruch ‘46Marshall Gerber, Oklahoma ‘60M John Germain, Lehigh ‘69Barry Gersick, Washington U. ‘64Solomon Getz, Drexel ‘56Sander Gibson, McGill ‘68H Steven Gilbert, Case Western ‘67Marvin Gilman, Nebraska ‘54Peter Gilman, Cornell ‘68James Ginsburg, Minnesota ‘62Ronald Glanzman, Butler ‘55Harry Glickman, Oregon ‘42Howard Gluck, Texas ‘42Sanford Gluck, NC State‘48Howard Gochberg, Penn State ‘57Elliott Gold, Indiana ‘62Bennett Gold, NYU ‘63Harley Gold, Illinois-Chicago ‘70Oscar Goldberg, Washington U. ‘48Norman Goldberg, CCNY/Baruch ‘65Howard Goldberg, Maryland ‘48Morton Golde, Michigan ‘48Barry Goldfarb, Cincinnati ‘77Marc Goldfeder, Case Western ‘62William Goldstein, Syracuse ‘56Ira Goldstein, Buffalo ‘82Phillip Goldstein, Washington U. ‘53Richard Gole, Indiana ‘65Alvin Golman, Wayne State ‘51Barry Goodfriend, Texas ‘52Harvey Goodman, Ohio State ‘72Richard Goodstadt, Rutgers ‘62Glenn Graef, Bucknell ‘82Brent Grazman, Missouri ‘83David Greenberg, Rutgers ‘47Brandon Greenberg, Boston U. ‘10Harry Greenwald, Syracuse ‘48

Roger Griffiths, New Orleans ‘69Stuart Grossman, Indiana ‘49Henry Gruner, Pittsburgh ‘65Michael Halbert, Alabama ‘60Harold Halpern, Buffalo ‘52Richard Halpern, Missouri ‘65Harold Hamburg, Indiana ‘56Roger Hamburg, Michigan ‘53Calvin Hamburger, Maryland ‘55R Stephen Hanke, USC ‘70Jack Heines, Cincinnati ‘54Michael Heines, Ohio State ‘84Scott Henderson, Texas A&M ‘04Morton Herman, Texas ‘61Bruce Heyman, Cincinnati ‘61Rodney Hill, UCLA ‘55Arnold Himelstein, Tulane ‘64David Hirsch, Arizona ‘92Gary Hirschberg, Lehigh ‘75Leon Hirsh, Oklahoma ‘51Scott Hodes, Indiana ‘83Kenneth Hoffman, Illinois ‘72Sheldon Hoffman, Berkeley ‘48Mervyn Hollander, Michigan ST ‘60Albert Hopper, West Florida ‘98Fredric Horowitz, Berkeley ‘67Stephen Hurst, Indiana ‘59Christopher Huston, Minnesota ‘04Allan Hyman, Syracuse ‘60Julius Hyman, MIT ‘54Leonard Indianer, Alabama ‘57Gerald Ingber, Michigan ‘47William Israel, NC State ’56Lawrence Jacobs, Penn ‘61Howard Jacobs, Texas ‘52Marc Jacobson, Michigan ‘52Brian James, Texas A&M ‘06Matthew Johnson, Berkeley ‘03Ivan Joseph, Temple ‘87Simon Kalish, Wayne State ‘48Ruben Kalra, Berkeley ‘95Steven Kalt, Michigan ‘61Peter Kaltman, Long Island ‘64Larry Kane, Illinois ‘59Lawrence Kanter, Tulane ‘64Fred Kaplan, Oklahoma ‘67Jay Kaplan, Case Western ‘68Leo Kaplan, UCLA ‘39Scott Kaplan, Washington U. ‘69Milton Kaplan, Case Western ‘54

Robert Kaplow, Cornell ‘65Alfred Karchmer, Oklahoma ‘42Sanford Kartzman, Penn ‘65Gerald Katell, MIT ‘59Harold Katz, Minnesota ‘79David Katz, Penn State ‘69Jason Kaufman, Arizona ‘92William Keleher, Texas Western ‘66Robert Kellman, Cornell ‘70Edward Kessel, Penn State ‘55Jarred Kest, Wisconsin ‘97Robert Kiesler, Illinois ‘51Michael Kimber, No. Michigan ‘69Armand Kirschenbaum, NYU ‘49Mikhail Kisin, Texas A&M ‘04Maurice Kitces, Case Western ‘62Jonathan Kitei, Indiana ‘85Adam Klein, Arizona ‘88Steven Klein, Queens ‘67Mark Kleinman, Texas ‘82Richard Koch, Syracuse ‘45Michael Kogan, Texas A&M ‘04Joshua Kolapo, West Florida ‘10Franklin Koren, Ohio State ‘51Fred Korngut, SMU ‘47Stanley Kraushaar, Michigan ‘55Martin Kravitz, Michigan ST ‘69Stuart Krawll, Missouri ‘66Charles Krebs, Texas A&M ‘04Peter Kreeger, Indiana ‘66Harvey Krevolin, Pittsburgh ‘49Barry Kricsfeld, Nebraska ‘66Kfir Kron, Arizona State ‘05James Kruzan, Wayne State ‘79Mark Lachey, Michigan State ‘76Robert Lachin, MIT ‘56Hans Lageschulte, Purdue ‘85Arthur Landesman, Lehigh ‘40Donald Landis, Pittsburgh ‘49Alvin Langer, Washington U. ‘52Malcolm Largmann, Brooklyn ‘57Harold Laves, Texas ‘58Rahim Lavi, Washington ‘55Noel Lawson, Ohio State ‘56James Lawwill, Washington ‘70Ronald Lazarus, Missouri ‘66Walter Le Vine, Rutgers ‘59Abe Leber, Nebraska ‘65Stephen Leeds, Penn State ‘64Jeffrey Legum, Maryland ‘57

Donors (Up To $149)


Matthew Leone-Zwillinger, Rutgers ‘08Richard Leopold, Miami U. ‘67Jay Lerman, Purdue ‘68Arthur Lerner, Rutgers ‘47Michael Less, Missouri ‘66Mark Lester, Cornell ‘71Marvin Levin, Washington U. ‘43Arnold Levin, Indiana ‘54David Levin, Indiana ‘87Perry Levine, Cal ST-Northridge ‘84Julian Levine, Texas ‘54Jerome Levine, Cincinnati ‘62Sanford Levine, NC State ‘55Howard Levinsky, Wisconsin ‘69Martin Levinson, Queens ‘64Martin Levitin, Case Western ‘50Alan Levy, Miami U. ‘72Joseph Levy, USC ‘51Jerome Levy, Washington U. ‘48Clair Lewis, Minnesota ‘58Marvin Lewis, Berkeley ‘48Myron Libien, Penn ‘52Marc Lichtenberg, Penn ‘82Richard Lidsky, Cornell ‘69David Lieberman, Illinois Tech ‘45Jay Lifshen, Miami U. ‘70Timothy Light, Miami U. ‘74Ronald Linder, Penn ‘52Jeffrey Lipkin, Syracuse ‘89Marc Lipshaw, Michigan ST ‘78William Lipsky, Cincinnati ‘61Robert Liss, Northeastern ‘68Martin London, Monmouth ‘69Paul Los, Northeastern ‘68Michael Louik, Pittsburgh ‘61Craig Ludin, Michigan ST ‘73Leonard Ludwig, Case Western ‘56G Lynn Lyen, San Jose State ‘63Larry Lyons, CCNY/Baruch ‘67Arthur Maharam, Pittsburgh ‘41Alan Maisel, Long Island ‘65Edward Major, Rochester ‘57Kenneth Makovsky, Washington U. ‘61Jeffrey Mandel, Washington U. ‘61Lawrence Manzino, Lehman ‘66Christopher Marasco, RochesterTech ‘09Joel Margolies, Alabama ‘52Jerry Margolin, Nebraska ‘55Paul Margulis, Indiana ‘81Howard Marin, Hunter ‘66

Steven Paul, Case Western ‘58Jon Pearlman, USC ‘89Lawrence Perelman, Ohio State ‘51Robert Perlberg, USC ‘65Lee Pesakoff, Cincinnati ‘59Leonard Pfeifer, NYU ‘56Nick Philko, Michigan ST ‘93Robert Pincus, Michigan ‘63Michael Pliner, Case Western ’64Harold Pollman, Texas ‘50Mitchell Pomerance, Texas ‘81Neil Posnansky, Wisconsin ‘84James Primes, UCLA ‘47Mark Pultman, USC ‘64David Rahmani, Texas A&M ‘06Alan Rashes, Queens ‘62Lloyd Rauch, Purdue ‘49Andrew Reichman, Lehigh ‘94Allan Rein, Wayne State ‘57Jack Reingold, Toronto ‘51Edward Reiss, CCNY/Baruch ‘66Peter Reiter, Brooklyn ‘63Jay Reitzes, Ohio U. ‘93Michael Resnick, Ohio State ‘69Arthur Robbins, Penn ‘51Arthur Rock, Syracuse ‘46David Roda, Drexel ‘47Miles Roger, Indiana ‘02Shea Rood, U. of Miami ‘57Dennis Rosen, Michigan ST ‘76Eric Rosen, Ohio State ‘80Les Rosenberg, Ohio State ‘69Steven Rosenblum, Texas ‘86Howard Rosenhoch, Buffalo ‘68Martin Rosensweig, Rutgers ‘70Jeremy Rosenthal, Syracuse ‘59Gary Rosenzweig, Virginia ‘70Jerry Ross, Berkeley ‘56Franklin Roth, USC ‘70Michael Roth, Michigan ST ‘61Robert Roth, Lehigh ‘75Melvyn Rubenfire, Wayne State ‘59Erwin Rubenstein, Michigan ‘53Eric Rubin, Texas A&M ‘04Steven Rubin, Case Western ‘68Steven Rutman, Texas ‘86Robert Ruvelson, Minnesota ‘48Stanley Saikin, Texas ‘51Arthur Saltz, Lehman ‘67Harry Samuels, Washington U. ‘49

Dennis Marshall, Rutgers ‘62Leonard Mastbaum, Minnesota ‘57Adam Masur, Louisiana State ‘09Justin Mayer, Penn State ‘00Steven Mayer, Oklahoma ‘62Jerrold Mayster, Purdue ‘65Albert Melman, Washington U. ‘47James Mendelson, Washington U. ‘73Andrew Merin, Bucknell ‘67Keith Merrill, Penn ‘72Leon Meschoulam, UC-San Diego ‘89Max Meyer, Indiana ‘41Joel Meyers, Queens ‘59Mike Michaelson, Maryland ‘54Morris Miehl, Oklahoma ‘50Philip Mihok, Louisville ‘65Marvin Miller, Indiana ‘46Steven Miller, Penn ‘72William Miller, Washington U. ‘48Frederick Miner, Tulane ‘54James Moidel, Case Western ‘62Robert Moise, Purdue ‘44Donald Moritz, Pittsburgh ‘46Neil Moscow, Penn State ‘67William Moses, Oklahoma ‘59Neil Moss, Case Western ‘63Phillip Myers, Ohio State ‘54Alan Nadel, Penn ‘86Arnold Nathanson, Ohio State ‘46Bernard Nebenzahl, Berkeley ‘54Mervin Needell, Rutgers ‘42Fred Neil, Maryland ‘53Leonard Nevins, Syracuse ‘45Steven Newman, Miami U. ‘74Jay Newman, Washington U. ‘73Jefferson Newsom, Stephen F. Austin ‘97William Nitekman, Illinois ‘99Craig Nochumson, Arizona ‘89Jay Nogi, Rochester ‘65Donald Novack, Syracuse ‘63Samuel Nover, Ferris State ‘62Joseph Nunez, Washington U. ‘78Kenneth Oken, Washington U. ‘83Kenneth Okin, MIT ‘68Kenneth Olshan, Indiana ‘51Michael Orenstein, Cornell ‘58Steven Orenstein, Ohio State ‘71Alvin Ostroff, Northeastern ‘68Ronald Osur, U. of Miami ‘55Raymond Packouz, Oregon ‘40


Donors (Up To $149)

Gerald Sandler, Missouri ‘71Donald Sands, Wisconsin ‘69Brent Schacter, Manitoba ‘59Paul Schapiro, Case Western ‘74Gerald Schapiro, Pittsburgh ‘64Robert Schenkman, UCLA ‘57Anshel Schiff, Purdue ‘55Jon Schneider, U. of Miami ‘66Lillian Schneider, wife ofSemon Schneider, UCLA ‘50Richard Schoen, San Jose State ‘64Robert Schoen, KY Wesleyan ‘69Laurence Schor, SMU ‘61Robert Schreiber, Oklahoma ‘47Jerold Schulman, Drexel ‘60Robert Schultz, Boston U. ‘68Edward Schultz, Drexel ‘75Steven Schultz, Oklahoma ‘67Morton Schwartz, Rutgers ‘42Benjamin Schwartz, Nebraska ‘46Milton Setnar, Buffalo ‘52Mark Shanberg, Indiana ‘87Zef Shanfield, Case Western ‘66Arthur Shanker, Indiana ‘53Milton Shapiro, Minnesota ‘41Randolph Shapiro, Virginia ‘74Irving Share, Rutgers ‘41Robert Sharenow, Miami U. ‘62Harvey Shaynes, Washington U. ‘47Michael Shelby, NC State ‘96Steven Sheldon, Texas Frederic Sherman, Cornell ‘55Orrin Shifrin, Illinois ‘86David Shore, Cincinnati ‘47Robert Siegel, Buffalo ‘63Stuart Silbar, Ohio State ‘49Samuel Silber, UCLA ‘50Stephen Silverman, Northwestern ‘67Craig Simon, Michigan ST ‘88Steven Simon, Miami U. ‘68Ralph Siskind, Case Western ‘68Harold Sitrin, Rochester ‘64B Lee Skilken, Ohio State ‘48Laurence Slotnick, Syracuse ‘77Richard Small, Oklahoma ‘69Don Smylie, Purdue ‘64Larry Sokol, Penn ‘65Robert Sokoloff, Syracuse ‘90Norman Solomon, Washington U. ‘52Harvey Sorkow, Washington U. ‘49

Stanley Sorongon, Long Island ‘67Gary Soule, Missouri ‘66Owen Spatt, CCNY/Baruch ‘46Irwin Spetgang, Rutgers ‘49Marvin Starman, Michigan ‘55Barry Stein, Youngstown U. ‘68Jasper Stem, NC State ‘85Jonathan Stern, Miami U. ‘80Bernard Sternsher, Alabama ‘47Robert Stiller, Ohio State ‘46Jeffrey Stites, U. of Miami ‘89Sidney Stone, Washington U. ‘41Larry Strauss, Columbia ‘70Stanley Stuhlbarg, Cincinnati ‘43Steve Sturm, Columbia ‘59Robert Sugarman, Geo. Washington ‘67David Svidlow, Oklahoma ‘57Allan Swedelson, Berkeley ‘56Larry Sweet, Michigan ‘53Martin Tamler, Indiana ‘81Ian Taras, UC-San Diego ‘86Kenneth Tecler, Wisconsin ‘66Alan Thomas, Penn ‘78Justin Tirsun, Texas A&M ‘04Irving Tons, Texas ‘69Penney Towers, FriendAlan Travis, Cincinnati ‘49Norman Turkish, Cornell ‘53Marvin Union, Case Western ‘63Michael Uslan, Indiana ‘70Mark Vangrov, Miami U. ‘67Kevin Volchok, USC ‘89Zollie Volchok, Oregon ‘35Lee Vorisek, Purdue ‘51Scott Vroubel, Ohio State ‘96William Wachsman, Case Western ‘68Jeremy Waldman, Minnesota ‘60Peter Waldstein, Michigan ‘76Dexter Wang, Cornell ‘66Jeffrey Wasserstrom, Cincinnati ‘77Bruce Waxman, Cornell ‘61Leon Wechsler, Purdue ‘64Bernard Wecht, Rutgers ‘49R Thomas Weeks, Toledo ‘66Alan Weinberg, NC State ‘60Michael Weinberg, Maryland ‘65Michael Weinberger, Michigan ‘53Brian Weinstein, Univ. of Albany ‘86Samuel Weisbuch, Johnson & Wales ’08Lawrence Weiss, Michigan State ‘76

Albert Weiss, Penn State ‘66Bruce Wertheim, Syracuse ‘84Lee White, Nebraska ‘42Thomas Wiener, Texas ‘59Stephen Winer, Minnesota ‘83Floyd Chester Witten, NC State ‘47Philip Wittenberg, Michigan ‘47Robert Wolf, Texas A&M ‘04Steven Wolfe, Cornell ‘56Alfred Wolin, Michigan ‘52Stanton Wolkoff, Minnesota ‘50Joseph Wolkowicz, Minnesota ‘65Edward Wolkowitz, Cal ST-Northridge ‘68Fred Wollins, Ohio State ‘50Michael Wolnerman, Indiana ‘82Harry Woodell, Case Western ‘77Albert Zalcmann, Drexel ‘65Robert Zamen, Missouri ‘49Mario Zamora, Arizona State ‘08Arnold Zegart, Purdue ‘54Dean Zemel, Wisconsin ‘69Harold Zenick, North Texas ‘67Gary Zinman, Penn State ‘55Stanley Zipser, Ohio State ‘41Robert Zitsman, Ohio State ‘74Morton Zuber, Nebraska ‘41Rahmon Zuckerman, Miami U. ‘81


Donors (Up To $149)

Lowell Milken, ‘67Michael Milken, ‘65

Bernard Nebenzahl, ‘54Albert Praw, ‘66Jerry Ross, ‘56

Richard Sandler, ‘67Michael Simon, ‘56Richard Sukov, ‘63

Allan Swedelson, ‘56

Boston UniversityBrandon Greenberg, ‘10

Robert Schultz, ’68

BrandeisDavid Greenberg, ’94

Brooklyn CollegeJoel Baron, ‘57

Philip Crystal, ‘66Malcolm Largmann, ‘57R Richard Leinhardt, ‘65

Peter Reiter, ’63

BucknellAndrew Bram, ‘64Louis Exstein, ‘43Glenn Graef, ‘82

Ernest Kalman, ‘54Ari Lewis, ‘90

Andrew Merin, ‘67Robert Spielman, ’71

BuffaloPaul Burstein, ‘52Ira Goldstein, ‘82

Harold Halpern, ‘52George Novogroder, ‘67

Robert Rose, ‘63Howard Rosenhoch, ‘68

Milton Setnar, ‘52Robert Siegel, ‘63

AlabamaBernard Aronowitz, ‘49

Richard Block, ‘56Michael Halbert, ‘60Leonard Indianer, ‘57

Joel Margolies, ‘52Bernard Sternsher, ‘47

Milton Waldoff, ‘51Gilbert Yanuck, ‘59

AlbertaAllan Corenblum, ‘60

AlfredJames Curl, ‘94

Kevin Erskine, ‘98

ArizonaDavid Hirsch, ‘92

Jason Kaufman, ‘92Adam Klein, ‘88

Craig Nochumson, ‘89

Arizona StateKfir Kron, ‘05

Mario Zamora, ‘08

BerkeleyDavid Ames, ‘47

Stuart Aronoff, ‘51Franklin Battat, ‘52

John Dellar, ‘55Charles Dolginer, ‘58

Robert Ford, ‘81David Freeman, ‘56Irving Goldberg, ‘45Richard Greene, ‘57

Sheldon Hoffman, ‘48Fredric Horowitz, ‘67

Matthew Johnson, ‘03Ruben Kalra, ‘95

Marvin Lewis, ‘48

Emil Vogel, ‘62Cary Wolf, ’61

ButlerRonald Glanzman, ’55

Cal State-NorthridgeCharles Brotchner, ‘66

Perry Levine, ‘84Richard Winters, ‘84

Edward Wolkowitz, ’68

Case Western Reserve UniversityMatthew Barb, ‘92Gerald Biales, ‘56

Martin Charns, ‘64Timothy Clancy, ‘87

Fred Forman, ‘62H Steven Gilbert, ‘67

Louis Gitomer, ‘69Marc Goldfeder, ‘62

Jay Kaplan, ‘68Milton Kaplan, ‘54Maurice Kitces, ‘62

Ronald Kolb, ‘63Daniel Lease, ‘67

Sanford Levine, ‘73Martin Levitin, ‘50

Leonard Ludwig, ‘56Robert Mendelson, ‘50

James Moidel, ‘62Neil Moss, ‘63

Robert Packard, ‘49Steven Paul, ‘58

Michael Pliner, ‘64James Rasbold, ‘80Steven Rubin, ‘68

M William Sadock, ‘56Mark Sadock, ‘80

Steven Schaefer, ‘55Paul Schapiro, ‘74Zef Shanfield, ‘66

Top 5 Chapters ByDonations1. Washington University (Phi)2. Purdue University (Sigma Eta)3. University of Texas (Sigma Theta)4. Syracuse University (Eta)5. University of Southern California (Mu Theta)

Number of Donors1. University of Texas (Sigma Theta)2. Ohio State University (Sigma Beta)3. Washington University (Phi)4. Indiana University (Sigma Zeta)5. University of Cincinnati (Omicron)

Donor Honor Roll By Chapter

Case Western Reserve continued…Carl Singer, ‘65

Ralph Siskind, ‘68Melvyn Spira, ‘53Marvin Union, ‘63

William Wachsman, ‘68Harry Woodell, ‘77

CCNY/BaruchHoward Birmiel, ‘66Bruce Friedman, ‘74

Israel Gerber, ‘46Norman Goldberg, ‘65

Larry Lyons, ‘67Joseph Macnow, ‘63

Roy Mayers, ‘62Edward Reiss, ‘66Owen Spatt, ‘46

CincinnatiBrian Appel, ‘69Louis Beck, ‘65

Herbert Behr, ‘52Stanley Berman, ‘39

Arnold Blitzer, ‘53Stanley Block, ‘42

Stanton Bluestone, ‘53Jack Brown, ‘55

Clyde Chudnoff, ‘65Wilbur Cohen, ‘42Philip Cohen, ‘39Alvin Cohn, ‘53

Bernard Dave, ‘43Jerome David, ‘67Frederick Fink, ‘55

Melvyn Frieman, ‘52Ira Gall, ‘45

Barry Goldfarb, ‘77Sheldon Harr, ‘65

Jeffrey Harrison, ‘61Jack Heines, ‘54

Bruce Heyman, ‘61John Kollm, ‘93

Jerome Levine, ‘62Gerald Levy, ‘64

William Lipsky, ‘61Tim Madison, ‘83

Timothy Mayer, ‘98Hanno Mott, ‘52Lee Pesakoff, ‘59

Stuart Schapiro, ‘63David Shore, ‘47

Stanley Stuhlbarg, ‘43Gabriel Tavares, ‘91

Robert Travis, ‘42Alan Travis, ‘49

Jeffrey Wasserstrom, ‘77David Weiner, ‘62

CornellSamuel H L Bahn, ‘55Stephen Berzok, ‘57Frederic Brooks, ‘54

Larry Strauss, ‘70Steve Sturm, ‘59

Gerald Tellefsen, ‘57Alfred Blumstein, ‘49

Philip Dunsker, ‘52Peter Gilman, ‘68Irwin Jacobs, ‘51

Robert Kaplow, ‘65Robert Kellman, ‘70

Mark Lester, ‘71Richard Lidsky, ‘69

Donald Milsten, ‘57Seymour Musiker, ‘52Michael Orenstein, ‘58

Dennis Paese, ‘70Alexander Shapero, ‘04Frederic Sherman, ‘55

Alvin Silverman, ‘42Norman Turkish, ‘53

Dexter Wang, ‘66Bruce Waxman, ‘61Steven Wolfe, ‘56Robert Wolpe, ‘65

DrexelHugh Chairnoff, ‘58Solomon Getz, ‘56Stephen Kitsko, ‘75

Earle Irving Mack, ‘56Michael Masciandaro, ‘76

Robert F P Nerz, ‘73David Roda, ‘47

Jerold Schulman, ‘60Edward Schultz, ‘75

Paul Steen, ‘57Albert Zalcmann, ‘65

Ferris StateMilton Dzodin, ‘65Samuel Nover, ‘62

Mickey Shapiro, ‘66Stuart Sinai, ‘62

Robert Sugarman, ‘67

HartfordPaul Lehrer, ‘68

HoustonSteven Franklin, ‘67

Jay Ginsburg, ‘67Herbert Kalman, ’67

HunterHoward Marin, ‘66

IllinoisEarl Berkun, ‘61

Martin Berns, ‘55David Boyer, ‘65

Ronald Broida, ‘62Leslie Friedman, ‘71

Kenneth Hoffman, ‘72Arte Johnson, ‘46

Larry Kane, ‘59Gary Kash, ‘71

Ronald Katch, ‘51Robert Kiesler, ‘51

William Nitekman, ‘99Orrin Shifrin, ‘86

Howard Stone, ‘54Joel Warady, ‘75

Illinois TechDavid Lieberman, ‘45

Illinois ChicagoHarley Gold, ‘70David Rice, ‘83

IndianaJoseph Alpert, ‘57

Melvin Anspach, ‘60Leonard Axelrod, ‘69Marvin Bornstein, ‘58

Bradley Cohen, ‘85Ronald Cohen, ‘55Charles Cohen, ‘60

Kenneth Collins, ‘46Howard Friedman, ‘57Stephen Friedman, ‘69

David Frolich, ‘62Elliott Gold, ‘62

Joel Goldman, ‘82Richard Goldman, ‘55

Richard Gole, ‘65Stuart Grossman, ‘49Harold Hamburg, ‘56

Scott Hodes, ‘83Stephen Hurst, ‘59Jonathan Kitei, ‘85Peter Kreeger, ‘66

Gerald Kurlander, ‘51Arnold Levin, ‘54David Levin, ‘87

Keith Libman, ‘66Paul Margulis, ‘81

Max Meyer, ‘41Marvin Miller, ‘46Sam Mirkin, ’50

Ronald Mora, ‘52Neil Natkow, ‘66

Kenneth Olshan, ‘51Miles Roger, ‘02

Indiana continued…Mark Shanberg, ‘87Arthur Shanker, ‘53

Stanley Talesnick, ‘45Martin Tamler, ‘81Michael Uslan, ‘70

Michael Wolnerman, ‘82David Wright, ‘82

IowaAndrew Ahitow, ‘95

Johnson & WalesSamuel Weisbuch, ‘08

Kentucky WesleyanWilliam Gilliam, ‘75Robert Schoen, ‘69

Michael Sperling, ‘69

LehighEric Altman, ‘81

Paul Biddelman, ‘64Richard Coppins, ‘65Andrew Dember, ‘73M John Germain, ‘69Henry Goldberg, ‘66Gary Hirschberg, ‘75

Stewart Kahn, ‘62Arthur Landesman, ‘40Andrew Reichman, ‘94

Robert Roth, ‘75Peter Schneidkraut, ‘72

Herbert Siegel, ‘47Bradley Unger, ‘94Gary Venner, ‘65

Clifford White, ‘79

LehmanJoel Friedman, ‘66

Lawrence Manzino, ‘66Arthur Saltz, ‘67

Long Island UniversityAnonymous

Stephan Ariyan, ‘60Jay Fox, ‘67

Max Gurvitch, ‘66Peter Kaltman, ‘64

Alan Maisel, ‘65Ronald Rapchik, ‘66

Howard Rosenbloom, ‘67Stanley Sorongon, ‘67

Robert Traum, ‘64

Louisiana StateAdam Masur, ‘09

LouisvilleEdwin Bornstein, ‘60

Philip Mihok, ‘65

ManitobaHoward Book, ‘59Brent Schacter, ‘59

Raymond Turgel, ‘43

MarylandJ Martin Barrash, ‘60Alan Dorenfeld, ‘64David Freishtat, ‘54

Howard Goldberg, ‘48Calvin Hamburger, ‘55

Gerald Katz, ‘47Elliott Lapin, ‘44

Jeffrey Legum, ‘57Mike Michaelson, ‘54

Howard Miller, ‘54Fred Neil, ‘53Neal Post, ‘92

Edward Snider, ‘51Michael Weinberg, ‘65

MassachusettsAlbert Belsky, ‘65Barry Brock, ‘68

McGillMurray Cogan, ‘58David Genser, ‘59

Sander Gibson, ‘68Morton Perel, ‘57

Miami UniversityDavid Balas, ‘71Philip Balas, ‘71

Gary Blumenthal, ‘68Jeffrey Brooks, ‘61Kevin Chaitoff, ‘77

Joel Fliegel, ‘91Thomas Friedman, ‘65Daniel Grossberg, ‘84

David Halper, ‘77David Korman, ‘76

Richard Leopold, ‘67Alan Levy, ‘72

Jay Lifshen, ‘70Timothy Light, ‘74

Leland Manders, ‘72Mitchell Manders, ‘04

Jerry Miller, ‘76Steven Newman, ‘74

Nicholas Partridge, ‘98Peter Rubin, 73

Edward Ruch, ‘69Robert Sharenow, ‘62

Steven Simon, ‘68

Jonathan Stern, ‘80Bruce Tasch, ‘74

Robert Turner, ‘70Mark Vangrov, ‘67

Rahmon Zuckerman, ‘81

MichiganWilliam Boorstein, ‘57Richard Burstein, ‘63Randy Chudler, ‘79

Avern Cohn, ‘42I Jeffrey Engel, ‘59

Michael Epstein, ‘79Robert Finkel, ‘62

Robert Friedman, ‘76Morton Golde, ‘48

Robert Goldfarb, ‘76Alan Greenberg, ‘57Roger Hamburg, ‘53

Joel Herman, ‘82Gerald Ingber, ‘47

Marc Jacobson, ‘52Steven Kalt, ‘61

Robert Krause, ‘39Stanley Kraushaar, ‘55

Howard Levine, ‘48Seymour Lichter, ‘45

Robert Pincus, ‘63Erwin Rubenstein, ‘53Kenneth Shevin, ‘53Marvin Starman, ‘55

Larry Sweet, ‘53Steven Taub, ‘81

Eric Victorson, ‘04Peter Waldstein, ‘76

Michael Weinberger, ‘53Philip Wittenberg, ‘47

Alfred Wolin, ‘52

Michigan StateJoel Altman, ‘62

Scott Warren Bernstein, ‘88Mervyn Hollander, ‘60

Jon Isenberg, ‘76Martin Kravitz, ‘69Mark Lachey, ‘76Marc Lipshaw, ‘78

Craig Ludin, ‘73L Mark Newman, ‘59

Nick Philko, ‘93Ronald Popper, ‘73Dennis Rosen, ‘76Michael Roth, ‘61

Glenn Saltsman, ‘89Michael Serling, ‘64

Craig Simon, ‘88Lawrence Weiss, 76

Steven Woronoff, ‘81

MinnesotaBenjamin Bearman, ‘97

Milton Bellis, ‘43Stuart Chazin, ‘79

Paul Crane, ‘63William Esensten, ‘66

Bruce Frank, ‘59Stanley Gendler, ‘41James Ginsburg, ‘62

Herbert Goldenberg, ‘52Gary Gormin, ‘62

Christopher Huston, ‘04Harold Katz, ‘79

Donald Kirschner, ‘55Clair Lewis, ‘58Todd Lifson, ‘82

Leonard Mastbaum, ‘61Mark Mekler, ‘75

Bruce Melemed, ‘62Robert Ruvelson, ‘48

James Segal, ‘86Milton Shapiro, ‘41Ronn Tulman, ‘75

Jeremy Waldman, ‘60Stephen Winer, ‘83

Stanton Wolkoff, ‘50Joseph Wolkowicz, ‘65

Mississippi StateKenneth Gurian, ‘46

MissouriH Jack Bluestein, ‘50

Richard Brockman, ‘51Phillip Cohen, ‘48Robert Dolgin, ‘60

Marvin Fremerman, ‘49Brent Grazman, ‘83Richard Halpern, ‘65

Bruce Hendin, ‘62Robert Kaplan, ‘56Steven Kirsch, ‘70Mark Kodner, ‘80Stuart Krawll, ‘66

Ronald Lazarus, ‘66Michael Less, ‘66

David Nissenholtz, ‘64Robert Rosenthal, ‘50

Gerald Sandler, ‘71Gary Soule, ‘66

Robert Zamen, ‘49

MITHillel Auerbach, ‘55

Robert Blumberg, ‘61Robert Goldberg, ‘55

Julius Hyman, ‘54Gerald Katell, ‘59

Richmond Kauffman, ‘36

Robert Lachin, ‘56Kenneth Okin, ‘68

Richard Strauss, ‘57

MonmouthMartin London, ‘69

NebraskaDavid Alloy, ‘70

Michael Denenberg, ‘55Steven Epstein, ‘68

H Richard Garber, ‘54Marvin Gilman, ‘54

Andrew Goodman, ‘64Howard Kooper, ‘58Barry Kricsfeld, ‘66

Abe Leber, ‘65Jerry Margolin, ‘55

James Marx, ‘67Benjamin Schwartz, ‘46

Norman Veta, ‘41Lee White, ‘42Irvin Yaffe, ‘37

Morton Zuber, ‘41

Univ. of New OrleansRoger Griffiths, ‘69

North Carolina StateHyman Dave, ‘38Gerald Elkan, ‘61

Leland Garrett, ‘69Sanford Gluck, ‘48William Israel, ‘56Peter Lehrer, ‘60

Sanford Levine, ‘55Roy Neulicht, ‘69

Stephen Rann, ‘68Michael Shelby, ‘96

Jasper Stem, ‘85Alan Weinberg, ‘60

Richard Williamson, ‘60Floyd Chester Witten, ‘47

Patrick Woody, ‘86

North TexasArthur Garcia, ‘68

Phillip Glauben, ‘73Michael Kissner, ‘67

Nathan Margolis, ‘73Marc Perlstein, ‘71

Mark Shear, ‘75Alan Yaffe, ‘67

Harold Zenick, ‘67

NortheasternDonald Cabral, ‘69

Jeffrey Feldman, ‘68Robert Liss, ‘68

Paul Los, ‘68Alvin Ostroff, ‘68

Northern IllinoisRobert Homan, ‘88

Northern MichiganMichael Kimber, ‘69

NorthwesternElliot Beinfest, ‘70

Stephen Silverman, ‘67

NYUAlan Adelman, ‘62Bennett Gold, ‘63

Armand Kirschenbaum, ‘49Leonard Kosson, ‘66

Samuel Leff, ‘51Leonard Pfeifer, ‘56

Howard Rosenthal, ‘57

Ohio StateLeon Albert, ‘39

Jerald Altman, ‘86Warren Bender, ‘52

Allan Blair, ‘48Mark Cohen, ‘88Victor Cohen, ‘62Ronald Donn, ‘61

Andrew Dunsky, ‘82De Neal Feldman, ‘51

Marvin Frank, ‘43Harvey Goodman, ‘72Michael Heines, ‘84

Michael Hennenberg, ‘67Jeffrey Holden, ‘61Gerald Jacobs, ‘56Donald Kahn, ‘70

David Katz, ‘52Donald Kaufman, ‘50Franklin Koren, ‘51

Michael Kurman, ‘70James K Lawrence, ‘59

Noel Lawson, ‘56Ronald Miller, ‘62

Jerrold Mirman, ‘36Phillip Myers, ‘54

Arnold Nathanson, ‘46Steven Orenstein, ‘71

Andrew Paley, ‘87Lawrence Perelman, ‘51

David Phillips, ‘80Lawrence Pollock, ‘66Michael Resnick, ‘69

Eric Rosen, ‘80Les Rosenberg, ‘69

Steven Rosenmutter, ‘68Stuart Silbar, ‘49

Ohio State continued…B Lee Skilken, ‘48

Marvin Snyder, ‘51Robert Stiller, ‘46Mark Ungar, ‘82Marc Vosen, ‘73

Scott Vroubel, ‘96Stephen Weinberg, ‘62

Fred Wollins, ‘50David Worshil, ‘54Stanley Zipser, ‘41

Robert Zitsman, ‘74

Ohio UniversityAndrew Meyer, ‘71

Jay Reitzes, ‘93

OklahomaRonald Baker, ‘61

Stephen Bloch, ‘63Joel Carson, ‘56Sam Devinki, ‘66Michael Dick, ‘62

William Feldman, ‘34Marshall Gerber, ‘60

Leon Hirsh, ‘51Ronald Kanfer, ‘66Fred Kaplan, ‘67

Donald Karchmer, ‘63Alfred Karchmer, ‘42

Simon Markowsky, ‘65Steven Mayer, ‘62Morris Miehl, ‘50

William Moses, ‘59Zenon Neumark, ‘51Robert Schreiber, ‘47Steven Schultz, ‘67

David Shusterman, ‘58Joseph Silverman, ‘62

Richard Small, ‘69David Svidlow, ‘57Robert Weiss, ‘75

OregonM. Milton Wolff, ‘56

Milton Carl, ‘43Harry Glickman, ‘42

Raymond Packouz, ‘40Don Rotenberg, ‘52Zollie Volchok, ‘35

University of PennsylvaniaMartin Arch, ‘51

William Chertok, ‘47Oscar Cohen, ‘72

Dennis Custage, ‘64Robert Daroff, ‘54

Robert Davidow, ‘66Samuel Dennis, ‘48

David Diamond, ‘80Marvin Fabrikant, ‘64Philip Friedman, ‘43Jack Frishberg, ‘79Michael Fuchs, ‘80

John Harte, ‘82Lawrence Jacobs, ‘61

Sanford Kartzman, ‘65Ronald Koenig, ‘52Daniel Kristol, ‘55Myron Libien, ‘52

Marc Lichtenberg, ‘82Ronald Linder, ‘52Keith Merrill, ‘72Steven Miller, ‘72Alan Nadel, ‘86

Charles Rand, ‘73Arthur Robbins, ‘51Eugene Shepp, ‘48Stuart Siegel, ‘82

Kenneth Sirlin, ‘61Robert Siskin, ‘46Larry Sokol, ‘65

Monroe Szporn, ‘68Alan Thomas, ‘78Michael Zenn, ‘81

Pennsylvania StateEdwin Adelman, ‘58

Eugene Finkelstein, ‘52Howard Gochberg, ‘57

David Katz, ‘69Edward Kessel, ‘55Stephen Leeds, ‘64Howard Levin, ‘66Justin Mayer, ‘00Neil Moscow, ‘67

Gary Teitelman, ‘91Albert Weiss, ‘66Gary Zinman, ‘55

PittsburghLeonard Baxt, ‘66

Norman Berkowitz, ‘66Blake Casher, ‘67

Michael Feldman, ‘66Melvin Forst, ‘51Henry Gruner, ‘65

Harvey Krevolin, ‘49Donald Landis, ‘49

Nathaniel Locklin, ‘98Michael Louik, ‘61

Arthur Maharam, ‘41Donald Moritz, ‘46

Gerald Schapiro, ‘64

Purdue UniversityJerry Asher, ‘45

Raymond Cohen, ‘42Frank Crohn, ‘43

Donald Dunner, ‘50Barry Epstein, ‘58

Peter Fruehman, ‘64Harold Igdaloff, ‘43

Lawrence Kessler, ‘61Hans Lageschulte, ‘85

Jay Lerman, ‘68Philip Lieberman, ‘64Jerrold Mayster, ‘65Michael Mills, ‘66Robert Moise, ‘44Gerald Nadler, ‘42Leslie Raffel, ‘60Lloyd Rauch, ‘49Anshel Schiff, ‘55Don Smylie, ‘64

Donald Stein, ‘50Lee Vorisek, ‘51

Leon Wechsler, ‘64Arnold Zegart, ‘54

QueensAlan Aaronson, ‘58

Steven Klein, ‘67Martin Levinson, ‘64

Joel Meyers, ‘59Alan Rashes, ‘62

RochesterMark Connolly, ‘76

Michael Goldberg, ‘64Michael Jushchuk, ‘80

Edward Major, ‘57Jay Nogi, ‘65

Mitchell Roberts, ‘84Martin Rogowsky, ‘67Eugene Schnell, ‘82

Ira Selss, ‘74Harold Sitrin, ‘64

Rochester Institute of TechChristopher Marasco, ‘09

RutgersDaniel Azarnoff, ‘43Robert Bitton, ‘57

Edward Brandman, ‘87Norman Chanin, ‘62

Richard Goodstadt, ‘62David Greenberg, ‘47Bennett Klausner, ‘57

Walter Le Vine, ‘59Matthew Leone-Zwillinger, ‘08

Arthur Lerner, ‘47Dennis Marshall, ‘62

Rutgers continued…Mervin Needell, ‘42Dick Nierenberg, ‘55

Jay Rice, ‘71Martin Rosensweig, ‘70Morton Schwartz, ‘42

Irving Share, ‘41Irwin Spetgang, ‘49Bernard Wecht, ‘49

San Diego StateF Rick Ferber, ‘83

Adam Saitman, ‘84

San Jose StateLynn Freed, ‘63G Lynn Lyen, ‘63

Richard Schoen, ‘64M Ray Taylor, ‘67

SMUDonald Blum, ‘69Jerry Candy, ‘64

Fred Korngut, ‘47Laurence Schor, ‘61

St. John’sJoseph Gebbie, ‘00

Stephen F. AustinSon Mai, ‘02

Jefferson Newsom, ‘97Martin Shapan, ‘97

SyracuseMark Blau, ‘61

Robert Fagenson, ‘67William Goldstein, ‘55Paul Greenberg, ‘63

Harry Greenwald, ‘48Gilbert Herer, ‘50

Sylvan Herman, ‘49Allan Hyman, ‘60Richard Koch, ‘45Jeffrey Lipkin, ‘89

Leonard Nevins, ‘45Donald Novack, ‘5/26/1963

H Lewis Rapaport, ‘55Gerald Rehert, ‘63Arthur Rock, ‘46

Jeremy Rosenthal, ‘59Scott Rudin, ‘96

Carl Schlanger, ‘56Hubert Schlosberg, ‘50Laurence Slotnick, ‘77

Robert Sokoloff, ‘90Bruce Wagman, ‘79

Bruce Wertheim, ‘84

TempleIvan Joseph, ‘87

TexasMarc Abels, ‘81

Phillip Abramson, ‘70James Alexander, ‘41Roger Baumann, ‘86

Jeffrey Bell, ‘87Howard Ely, ‘48Philip Engel, ‘54

Robert Epstein, ‘84William Feinstein, ‘86

Allen Feltman, ‘72Keith Fern, ‘86

William Finkelstein, ‘68David Fradkin, ‘86Reid Friedman, ‘81

Jonathan Gansell, ‘86Howard Gluck, ‘42Bruce Golden, ‘78

Barry Goodfriend, ‘52Morton Herman, ‘61Howard Jacobs, ‘52

Jeffrey Kaye, ‘86Mark Kleinman, ‘82Jeffrey Lainer, ‘86Harold Laves, ‘58Steven Levine, ‘86Julian Levine, ‘54David Levy, ‘86

Kevin Margolis, ‘86Marc Muchnick, ‘86Harold Pollman, ‘50

Mitchell Pomerance, ‘81Steven Rosenblum, ‘86William Rosenthal, ‘69

Jack Rubin, ‘61Steven Rutman, ‘86Stanley Saikin, ‘51

Lewis Schwartz, ‘67Steven Sheldon,

Marty Shellist, ‘86Barry Shulkin, ‘72

Harold Silberberg, ‘43Adam Singer, ‘86Gary Solka, ‘86

Alon Steinberg, ‘86Andrew Sweet, ‘86

Irving Tons, ‘69Mark Wallock, ‘66Kevin Wechter, ‘84

Michael Weinberg, ‘83Harvey Weisblat, ‘64Thomas Wiener, ‘59

Texas A&MHerman Adler, ‘04

Asif Avshalumov, ‘05Austin Bond, ‘05

Nathan Cheng, ‘04Scott Henderson, ‘04

Brian James, ‘06Mikhail Kisin, ‘04

Michael Kogan, ‘04Charles Krebs, ‘04

Brian Moe, ‘04Steven Pluss, ‘82

David Rahmani, ‘06Eric Rubin, ‘04

Justin Tirsun, ‘04Robert Wolf, ‘04

Texas WesternWilliam Keleher, ‘66

ToledoLee Dollins, ‘61

R Thomas Weeks, ‘66

TorontoBarry Arbus, ‘59

Elden Freeman, ‘80Jerry Nesker, ‘67

Morton Prager, ‘62Jack Reingold, ‘51

Howard Tanenbaum, ‘63

TowsonTodd Marks, ‘90

TulaneDavid Cole, ‘87

Julian Epstein, ‘61Albert Footlick, ‘58

Arnold Himelstein, ‘64Gerald Horowitz, ‘57Lawrence Kanter, ‘64Jeffrey Korotkin, ‘66Frederick Miner, ‘54

Lowell Moret, ‘59Robert Morris, ‘53

Neil Rosenblum, ‘87David Schwartz, ‘87Jonathan Wax, ‘90

Howard Weinman, ‘61

University of MiamiJoel Feinson, ‘50

Kenneth Leichman, ‘56Ronald Osur, ‘55Shea Rood, ‘57

Jon Schneider, ‘66Stephen Stern, ‘62Jeffrey Stites, ‘89

UCLAMichael Africk, ‘84

Philip Berk, ‘53Irving Codron, ‘51Mark Feldman, ‘84Gerald Fisher, ‘56

Stephen Forman, ‘88Kenneth Friedman, ‘54Berwyn Friedman, ‘52Merwin Goldsmith, ‘57

Scott Goodman, ‘84Bernard Greenfield, ‘67

Rodney Hill, ‘55Michael Hirsch, ‘91

Alan Jarrick, ‘67Leo Kaplan, ‘39

Gene Lee Kermin, ‘49Stanley Minsk, ‘44

Irwin Moskowitz, ‘49James Primes, ‘47

Robert Schenkman, ‘57Samuel Silber, ‘50

Arthur Spander, ‘56Bradley Sraberg, ‘89

Stanley Zimmerman, ‘50

UC-San DiegoGary Krausz, ‘91

Leon Meschoulam, ‘89Ian Taras, ‘86

University of AlbanyBrian Weinstein, ‘86

University of Southern CaliforniaIra Alpert, ‘61

Corey Barash, ‘83Barry Cohen, ‘61Don Dadesky, ‘84

Richard Disraeli, ‘43Jerold Dorter, ‘60

Paul Frank, ‘60Robert Frankel, ‘53

George Frankenstein, ‘61Dave Friedberg, ‘63

Eric Garfield, ‘90Marc Godt, ‘89

R Stephen Hanke, ‘70Steven Jarmus, ‘74

Ross Landsbaum, ‘81Joseph Levy, ‘51

Steven Muchnikoff, ‘77Brian Newman, ‘72

Farhad Nourafshan, ‘75William Orovan, ‘60Jon Pearlman, ‘89

Robert Perlberg, ‘65Stanley Plaskoff, ‘48

Jeffrey Pop, ‘66

Mark Pultman, ‘64Franklin Roth, ‘70

David Schachter, ‘90Marc Schwartz, ‘87Kevin Volchok, ‘89

Albert Weissman, ‘56Alan Wittenberg, ‘64

Seth Zachary, ‘78Richard Ziman, ‘61

VirginiaSamuel Bellas, ‘97

Gary Dunn, ‘01Mitchell Koval, ‘84Emile Martin, ‘68

Gary Rosenzweig, ‘70Randolph Shapiro, ‘74

Stuart Silver, ‘68

University of WashingtonAaron Epstein, ‘48

Sydney Handlin, ‘57Rahim Lavi, ‘55

James Lawwill, ‘70

Washington UniversityStephen Alpart, ‘82

Lee Barewin, ‘55Myron Becker, ‘43

Irving Blackman, ‘48Harvey Brown, ‘45Melvin Cosner, ‘47Stanley Eisner, ‘51Lee Fleischer, ‘78

Sam Fox, ‘48Barry Gersick, ‘64

Richard Gimpelson, ‘65Oscar Goldberg, ‘48Phillip Goldstein, ‘53

Allen Gordon, ‘50Sidney Guller, ‘43

Andrew Kaplan, ‘80Scott Kaplan, ‘69Evan Kapp, ‘73

Edward Kessler, ‘62Myron Klevens, ‘62James Kutchin, ‘78Alvin Langer, ‘52Marvin Levin, ‘43Jerome Levy, ‘48

Kenneth Makovsky, ‘61Jeffrey Mandel, ‘61Albert Melman, ‘47

James Mendelson, ‘73William Miller, ‘48

Hal Mintz, ‘89Joseph Nehmen, ‘68

Jay Newman, ’73Joseph Nunez, ‘78

Kenneth Oken, ‘83Steven Saltz, ‘71

Harry Samuels, ‘49Harvey Shaynes, ‘47

Norman Solomon, ‘52Harvey Sorkow, ‘49Sidney Stone, ‘41

Lawrence Wittels, ‘78George Zimmer, ‘67

Wayne StateRussell Belinsky, ‘79Daniel Berkley, ‘66Brian Blonder, ‘79

Jerome Bookstein, ‘53Clifford Chudler, ‘53Earle Endelman, ‘58Arnold Garber, ‘55Alvin Golman, ‘51

Ronald Hurwitz, ‘57Donald Janower, ‘58

Simon Kalish, ‘48James Kruzan, ‘79

Allan Rein, ‘57Bruce Rosen, ‘54

Melvyn Rubenfire, ‘59Jay Stark, ‘62

West FloridaThomas Barham, ‘06Albert Hopper, ‘98Joshua Kolapo, ‘10

Western MichiganAaron Girson, ‘92

WisconsinDouglas Fager, ‘70

Jarred Kest, ‘97Howard Levinsky, ‘69

Jared Miller, ‘94Neil Posnansky, ‘84Thomas Saldoff, ‘66Donald Sands, ‘69Kenneth Tecler, ‘66

Dean Zemel, ‘69Bradley Zerman, ‘84

Youngstown Barry Stein, ‘68

Friends of Sigma Alpha MuMirriam Fogel

Kaki GarardBernard GirsonRita Isaacson

Maria MandelLillian SchneiderPenney Towers

The Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation thanks our Centennial donors who gave to the Assuring Century 2 Campaign and helped us surpass our goal of $5,000,000. These funds will be used to support leadership

programs, scholarships and a permanent home for Sigma Alpha Mu. The list of donors below reflects leadership for this campaign, with donors of gifts or pledges of $5,000 or more.

Centennial FoundersJames Alexander, SMU ‘41Barry Epstein, Purdue ‘58Robert Fagenson, Syracuse ‘67Marshall Gelfand, Syracuse ‘45Sidney Guller, Washington U. ‘43Howard Miller, Maryland ’54Hanno Mott, Cincinnati ’52David Rice, Wisconsin/IL Chicago ‘83Lawrence Schaffer, Ohio State ‘48William Schwartz, Oklahoma ‘50 Centennial Fellows$250,000-$999,999Jay Glazer, Indiana Univ ‘66Irving Glazer, Indiana Univ ‘38Private Family Foundation

Centennial Fellows$100,000-$249,000AnonymousJames Favor, Pi Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Mu FraternityGeorge Zimmer, Washington U. ‘67

Second Century Society $50,000-$99,999Steven Franklin, Houston ‘67Aaron Girson, West Michigan ‘92Irwin Jacobs, Cornell ‘51Steven B, Kahn, Arizona ‘99Steven J. Komp, Alfred ‘89Leonard Leventhal, Oklahoma ‘47Dennis Paese, Cornell ‘70Bradley Sraberg, UCLA ‘89Harvey Weisblat, Texas ‘64

2009 Society$25,000-$49,999Mark Angelson, Rutgers ‘69Samuel Gotfrid, Toronto ‘26Herbert Jablin, Purdue ‘52Jerry Jacobson, NYU ‘51Ronald Katch, Illinois ‘51Nathaniel Locklin, Pittsburgh ‘98Joseph Macnow, CCNY/Baruch ‘63Leland Manders, Miami U. ‘72Nathan Margolis, North Texas ‘73Jerry Miller, Miami U. ‘76Roy Neulicht, N C State ’69Paul Pumpian, Maryland 5/1/1943Leslie Raffel, Purdue ‘60Thomas Ross, Virginia ‘82David Sergi, Texas A&M ‘82David Shorr, Wisconsin ‘83Donald Stein, Purdue ‘50Gerald Stempler, Maryland ‘51Tisch Foundation, Inc.. Bradley Unger, Lehigh ‘94Sheldon Wagner, Indiana ‘40Richard Williamson, NC State’60 Leadership Society$10,000-$24,999Jeffrey Davis, Illinois ‘73Douglas Friedman, Virginia ‘69Jerome Goldberg, Pittsburgh ‘85Joel Goldman, Indiana Univ ‘82Robert Guller, Texas ‘86Donald Karchmer, Oklahoma ‘63Gary Kash, Illinois ‘71Lawrence Leib, Michigan St ‘87Stanley Levine, Butler ‘52Earle Irving Mack, Drexel ’56Lowell Milken, Berkeley ‘67Michael Milken, Berkeley ‘65L Mark Newman, Michigan St ‘59

Marc Perlstein, North Texas ‘71David Phillips, Ohio St ‘80 Jeffrey Pop, Wisconsin ‘66H Lewis Rapaport, Syracuse ‘56Edward Rosenwasser, Texas ‘83Ira Rubenstein, UC-San Diego ‘86Raymond Sandler, Oklahoma ‘31Marvin Snyder, Ohio St ‘51Scott Stone, USC ‘74Raymond Turgel, Manitoba ‘43Stephen Weinberg, Ohio St ‘62Robert Weiss, Oklahoma ‘75Gilbert Yanuck, Alabama ‘59 Lamp of Learning Society$5,000-$9,999Andrew Ahitow, Iowa ‘95Michael Baucus, Penn ‘81Michael Brown, Berkeley ‘95Paul Cooper, Penn ‘79David Diamond, Penn ‘80Dorothy Duncan, FriendBaret Fink, Oklahoma ‘60Phillip Glauben, North Texas ‘73Arthur Gunn, Illinois-Chicago ‘83Steven LaBell, Arizona St ‘89John Paine, San Jose St ‘68Mark Shear, North Texas ‘75Stuart Siegel, Penn ‘82Scott Strauss, Penn ‘82Robert Traum, Long Island ‘64J. Ryan Robertson, Cincinnati ‘93Richard Ziman, USC ‘61

Donors are listed by name with school and initiation year.

Thanks also to our Centennial Chairs Howard Miller & Dave Phillips for their leadership during this campaign!

The Golden Bronze Society

The Golden Bronze Society is the Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation's society that recognizes undergraduates who make a donation supporting the Foundation. The funds raised through the Golden Bronze Society will be used to support educational programs and scholarships benefitting both undergraduate members and chapters. This voluntary initiative and participation allows undergraduates to influence the future of Sigma Alpha Mu.

Undergraduate contributions to the Foundation will be used to support scholarships and leadership development programs for the undergraduate membership of Sigma Alpha Mu.

Alec Becker, Texas A&M ‘14 Eitan Cramer, Arizona ‘13 Sabino Curcio, St. Johns ‘12 Stephen Hauser, UNLV ‘12 Joshua Kolapo, West Florida ‘12 Matthew Leone-Zwillinger, Rutgers ‘11

Adam Masur, Louisiana State ’13 Logan Morris, USC ‘12 Nathan Philipp, Arizona ‘15 Benjamin Schwarz, Texas A&M ‘13 Eric Slater, Drexel ‘13 Samuel Weisbuch, Johnson & Wales ‘11

In addition, the ΣAM Foundation would like to thank the Gamma Lambda chapter at Northern Illinois University for their outstanding support of the Golden Bronze Society. The chapter has had 100% participation in the Golden Bronze Society for the past 2 semesters. The Golden Bronze Society men of Gamma Lambda are: Lawrence Alcaraz ‘13 Daniel Auerbach ‘15 Cameron Barnes-Maniurka ‘13 Sean Bayless ‘11 Nicolas Boury ‘14 Christopher Bruno ‘13 Anthony Buda ‘12 Matthew Carlson ‘14 Tyler Chatz ‘13 Andre Crayton ‘14 Alec Dudgeon ‘13 Noble Elliott ‘14 Bradley Ellis ‘14 Alexander Fitch ‘14 Dylan Friedman ‘14 David Goings ‘14 Evan Guerino ‘13 John Hannah ‘12 Garrett Heidkamp ‘13 Benjamin Horras ‘12 Alex Johnson ‘14 Dalton Johnson ‘14 Benjamin Keller ‘13 Joseph Konkel ‘14 Corey Kravitz ‘12

Jacob Maladra ‘13 Mario Marudas ‘13 Ryan McCarthy ‘13 Emil Methipara ‘14 Zachary Miller ‘13 Ian Miller ‘13 Daniel Nimmer ‘12 Amir Omeragic ‘14 Matthew Rodriguez ‘12 Anthony Santore ‘14 Alex Schwimmer ‘14 Robin Sheridan ‘12 Matthew Sherman ‘14 Eric Stadlman ‘13 Anthony Thierjung ‘13 Matthew Tiggelaar ‘12 Trevor Utz ‘14 Richard Van Arsdale ‘14 Matthew Watson ‘13 Philip Weber ‘13 Benjamin Wesche ‘14 Ryan Whitehouse ‘11 Jordan Wynne ‘12 James Zanayed ‘13 Steven Zimmerman ‘13

Golden Bronze SocietyThe Golden Bronze Society







Pictured above: Members of Gamma Lambda Chapter received recognition from the Foundation at the Sigma Alpha Mu Leadership Conference & Convention.

The Golden Bronze Society







Ira Lind Society Members

•Samuel Adler,CCNY/Baruch ‘23•James Alexander, SMU ’44•Robert Berman, Yale ‘19•Alvin Cohn, Cincinnati ‘56•Forrest Dull, Friend•Ira Epstein Nebraska, 54•James Favor, Pi Kappa Alpha•Aaron Girson, Western Michigan ‘94•Benjamin Paul Goldman, Cornell ‘16•Sidney Guller, Washington U. ‘47•Nathan Karchmer, Oklahoma ‘32•Rolf K M Landshoff, Minnesota ‘43•Arnold Leff, Cincinnati ‘64•Stanley Levine, Butler ‘52•Ira Lind, CCNY/Baruch ’12•Nathaniel Locklin, Pittsburgh ‘99•Leland Manders, Miami U. ‘75•Robert Manela, Wayne State ‘81•Nathan Margolis, North Texas ‘75•Darren Margolis, Boston U. ‘92•Howard Miller, Maryland ‘58•Jeffrey Mora, Alfred U. ‘90•Joel Moses, Cornell ‘85•Hanno Mott, Cincinnati ‘55•Benjamin Novicoff, Nebraska ‘42

•William Ober, CCNY/Baruch ‘26•John Paine, San Jose State ‘71•Paul Pumpian, Maryland ‘45•David Rice, Wisconsin/Illinois-Chicago ‘87•Arthur Roufa, Washington U. ‘43•Sumner Saeks, Ohio State ‘82•Lawrence Schaffer, Ohio State ‘53•Hyman Shiff, Penn ‘34•Robert Traum, Long Island ‘67•Gerhard Van Biema, Purdue‘42•Sheldon Wagner, Indiana ‘44•Percy Weinberg, Minnesota ‘26•Richard Weinstein, Ohio State ‘79•Richard Williamson, NC State ‘63•Stuart Zalowitz, Oklahoma ‘69And other members who wish to remain Anonymous

For more information about the Ira Lind Society or to include the Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation in your estate plans, please contact us at [email protected].

Members in bold have passed to the Chapter Eternal.

The Ira Lind Society was established by the Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation in 2003 to honor those who have made a planned gift to the Foundation.

Ira Lind Society

Ira Lind was one of Sigma Alpha Mu’s eight founders and the first frater to make a bequest to the Foundation.

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Financial Highlights Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation Fiscal Year June 2010 – May 2011 Revenues Contributions (net of discounts) $ 326,230 Net Investment Income 1,011,146 Change in allowance for uncollectable pledges 48,155 Other 97,834 Total Revenues $1,483,365 Expenditures Programs/Services/Scholarships/Grants $204,442 Management and General 203,847 Fundraising 85,067 Total Expenses $493,356 Net Assets Unrestricted $ 477,888 (7%) Designated/Restricted 6,611,051 (93%) Total Assets $7,088,939

Where does Sigma Alpha Mu rank among other Fraternity Foundations?

In 2009, the total net assets of all Greek-letter Foundations was $474,690,442.

In 2009, the Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation ranked #17 among Fraternity Foundations in net assets. This places us ahead of Zeta Beta Tau (#31) and Alpha Epsilon Pi (#32).

In funds spent on programs, Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation ranked #24, again ahead of AEΠ (#28) and ZBT (#34).

Information is reported by the IRS Form 990 for 2009, the most recent year public information is available .

Financial Highlights Undergraduate members from Cornell at the Sigma Alpha Mu Leadership Conference & Convention

For More InformationPlease contact us at:

Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation9245 N Meridian St. Suite 105Indianapolis, IN 46260

Phone: 317.846.0600 Fax: 317.846.9462Email: [email protected]: http://www.sam-fdn.org

Aaron M. Girson, Executive Vice PresidentMaria Mandel, Foundation & Scholarship Coordinator

It is the mission of the Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation to support the educational interests and activities of Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity, to furnish student aid, and to encourage and develop conduct and traits of character consistent with high morals, constructive citizenship, scholarship, leadership and community service.

Sigma Alpha Mu was founded in 1909 at the College of the City of New York as a fraternity of Jewish men.

The Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) organization. Gifts made to the Foundation are tax-deductible.

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