Point Park UniversityDonor Annual Report 2014

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 President’s Letter

2 Student Connection

4 Donor Connection

5 Volunteer Connection

6 Parent Connection

7 Community Connection

8 Annual Fund at a Glance

9 Giving Societies

11 Individual Donors

16 Organizations and Event Sponsors

Cover: Connections are growing throughout Point Park University, whether it’s students gathering on the stairs of Lawrence Hall, studying microbiology, or dancing in the George Rowland White Performance Center.

Over the past year, I have had the tremendous fortune to meet, collaborate with, and learn from a wide variety of people, ranging from college students and colleagues, to an inspiring list of University supporters. The Point Park community now stretches from the corridors of our downtown Pittsburgh campus, across the United States, and onto continents across the globe through the reach of our vibrant and growing alumni network. It is both humbling and inspiring to know that, no matter the distance, members of our extended community recognize and support all of the great work that is being accomplished at Point Park today.

Inside the pages of our second annual donor report, you will find examples of how the collective support of our community can make extraordinary things possible. Whether it be through charitable gifts to the Annual Fund or endowed scholarships, support for ground-breaking programs like the Accounting Career Awareness Program, or the sponsorship of marquee events like Broadway Bound, the participation and generosity of Point Park alumni, parents, faculty, staff, local businesses and friends demonstrates the community’s commitment and investment in the future success of Point Park University and its students.

The most notable gesture of that commitment and investment this year came in the form of a $15 million bequest — the largest in the University’s history — by the late George and Kathleen White. As two of the University’s staunchest advocates and supporters, George and Kathleen White shared their time, talent and treasure with the community as active volunteers and members of the Board of Trustees, generous donors, and classroom instructors. Their gift will support a number of initiatives, including the Pittsburgh Playhouse construction fund and enhancements to the University’s School of Business, and is one example of how gifts may be distributed among various initiatives at the University that directly impact our students and our community in many ways.

Throughout the year, more than $5 million was donated to project specific initiatives, programmatic and academic support, as well as scholarships for students. Alumni, parents, faculty, staff and friends came together to raise $375,000 for the Annual Fund campaign, which directly supports the University’s most pressing needs. Every dollar donated to the Annual Fund made a significant impact on the lives of students and faculty and we could not be more grateful.

Your gifts help to support important new initiatives, which strengthen our commitment to student success. One such example is Point Park’s new core curriculum, beginning with the City-University Life freshman seminar course and culminating with a senior capstone project. They will also benefit from a new eight-term advising model, “Pathways to Success,” in which students will connect with both an academic advisor and an advisor in Point Park’s Center for Student Success during each semester.

The following is said frequently, because it’s true: This is an exciting time of growth for Point Park University. We are proud and honored to share our achievements with you, because it would not have been possible without you. If you haven’t visited the campus recently, by all means, please do. You will be amazed by what you see.

Sincere thanks,

Paul HenniganPresident

President’s Letter

“My scholarship has made it possible for me to live on campus and be able to further my education in order to reach my goals in the business field. I am so thankful [for] generous gifts like the Richard Tucker Memorial Scholarship.”

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Investing in the Future

More than 600 students have benefited from 43 endowed scholarships established by alumni and friends of Point Park University. Scholarship support not only makes attending Point Park University possible—it also helps to spare graduates from excessive and debilitating debt. Point Park University is committed to keeping its distinctive education affordable. More than 93 percent of students demonstrate financial need and receive some form of aid. Ninety nine percent of incoming Point Park freshmen received financial aid — with an average assistance package of $21,900 for the 2013-14 academic year, with much of the aid coming in the form of loans or work-study opportunities.

Scholarship support is an investment in a student’s future, enabling talented and deserving students to gain the

distinctive, lifelong benefits of a Point Park University education. Endowed scholarships are also an investment in the University’s future, helping us keep Point Park University affordable for upcoming generations of students without sacrificing our traditional high level of quality in instruction and academic programs. Most importantly, it is enduring, because endowment provides an inexhaustible source of funding for future scholarship awards.

Each year, Point Park hosts our annual Scholarship Awards Dinner, which allows students the opportunity to meet and thank their donors in person. We asked our awardees to explain what scholarships mean in their own words. Some have shared their thoughts, which articulate a very realistic portrait of students today and their struggles.

Student Connection

3,954 students received financial assistance in 2014

to attend Point Park, representing 93% of the

student population.

More than 40 endowed scholarships grant funds to more than 50 Point Park

students each year.

For more information on establishing or donating to an endowed scholarship fund, please contact Penny Schnarrs at 412-392-8060 or pschnarrs@pointpark.edu.

Over the past 20 years, more than 1,000 Point Park students have been able to

further their education through scholarship

grant funds.

“To be a professional journalist, I knew I had to attend a top-notch school with a top-notch program. I fell in love with Point Park and I could not look in any other direction. The scholarships made it possible for me to go to the school of my dreams and get my dream job.”

“I am a senior in the Accelerated Business program. Because of your financial generosity, I am excited to pursue a higher degree, my MBA. I plan to open my own business, which will help create more jobs. This scholarship has inspired me to help others by giving back to the community. I hope one day I will be able to help other students achieve their goal just as you have helped me.”

“Receiving [a scholarship] motivates me to continue to give my best and makes me confident that I can succeed in my future endeavors as a national broadcaster.”

“This scholarship has made it so that I will not have to take out as many student loans for the rest of my college career. I know that when I am out of school, I will be even more grateful for the loans that this scholarship took care of.”

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Pictured here from November, 2013 event: Seated: Linda Esposto, Dr. Paul Caplan, Tom Golonski ’72, Elizabeth CopeNext row: Rebekah Coley ’12, Emily Boehm, Stephanie Fairley, Dr. Paul Hennigan, Kelly Gibson, Tovah Powell, Elizabeth Wessing Romo, Kyona White-GreenLast row: Rick Nissen, Samantha Sanchez, Dillon Kunkle, Audrey Eisentrout, Percy Wimbs, Raymond Delien, Hilary Wavrek, James O’Toole, LaChan Russell-Cudack

Student Scholarship Awards Dinner

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Using #PointParkPledge, various activities and events that took place during the week leading up to Convocation on August 22, were featured on social media. The campaign attracted a wide variety of supporters, including Keya Johnson, a 2010 graduate living in Baltimore; Rubén Graciani, the University’s new Chair of Dance; and Mark Broadhurst, a member of the University’s Board of Trustees. You can hear more about our #PointParkPledge in our donor profiles on pages 7 and 8.

Overall, the first-ever social media campaign raised $3,416.84 — thanks to 70 donors, including seven new donors. The funds raised will support academic programming, campus activities, student financial aid and much more. Through the social media channels, the campaign reached nearly 13,000 people during that week.

“The response and engagement was phenomenal for our first time,” said Navoney. “We can continue to build on this outreach to communicate with our alumni and further the mission of the University. We are grateful for everyone’s support and enthusiasm.”

“I like to donate to good causes and various charities,” said Keya Johnson. A 2010 graduate with a B.A. in Instructional Studies, Johnson was excited to participate in #PointParkPledge after seeing Facebook posts.

Johnson remembers vividly what it’s like to be a student trying to juggle classes, work, and a bank account.

“Point Park offered a lot of scholarships,” and that helped her decide to attend Point Park. “And I remember that there was no registration fee if you applied online. That’s a big help if you want to apply but don’t have the money to do it.”

Johnson commuted from Aliquippa, PA, approximately 25 miles north of Downtown Pittsburgh, to attend classes and was grateful for the student discount on a bus pass.

“I worked during my time in school. Students today maybe can’t work or need help paying fees associated with commuting, or need a scholarship for tuition. This donation can help them.”

Johnson, 29, lives in Baltimore, MD, and works for the public school system as a tutor for the Reading Partners program. She says that the education program at Point Park was “awesome” and it prepared her for her profession.

“If I ever move back [to Pittsburgh], I’ll go to Point Park for my Master’s Degree.”

Keya Johnson ’10DONOR PROFILE

#PointParkPledge$20.18

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Reached 12,851 People

#PointParkPledge Connects Alumni, Faculty and Friends

As highlighted throughout this Donor Recognition report, last fiscal year was a time of many firsts for Point Park University. One such initiative — #PointParkPledge — was designed by the Development and Alumni Relations Department to connect alumni, faculty, staff and students through social media.

As the University welcomed the largest freshman class in history, with more than 600 students, the alumni Facebook page and targeted emails to faculty, staff, and alumni all shared the message to support the incoming Class of 2018 with a donation of $20.18.

“Encouraging online giving and using social media channels to promote awareness are the norm at institutions everywhere,” said Sharon Navoney, Vice President, Development and Alumni Relations. “We expanded our fundraising efforts to be where alumni are engaging with their families, friends and each other. This is most important to us: to stay connected, combining today’s technology with tried-and-true methods, to the University family of alumni, faculty, staff and friends.”

Social Media Campaign Raises $3,416.84

Donor Connection

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Carrie Potter-Murray ’09 is not shy about her love of

Point Park University.

“The University has always been much more to me than

an institution. It’s been a home, a classroom, and most

importantly, a springboard for inspiration and collaboration.”

Ms. Potter-Murray is the current president of the Point Park

University Board of Directors, presiding over the volunteer

governing board of the Alumni Association. She is the

youngest graduate to take on this role. Not only does Ms.

Potter-Murray give her time to Point Park University as an

active volunteer, she is also a consistent donor to the Point

Park University Annual Fund.

As a student, Ms. Potter-Murray saw the impact of

philanthropic support and alumni engagement on her

educational journey. The cumulative gifts from alumni,

parents, faculty and staff made a difference — providing

financial aid to her and fellow classmates, funding faculty

scholarship, and supporting funding for student groups,

including the United Student Government, where Ms. Potter-

Murray served as vice-president during her senior year.

“As a student, I led efforts to facilitate connections between

students and alumni, and I am thrilled to continue that role

leading the Alumni Association,” Ms. Potter-Murray said when

asked about what motivated her to take on a leadership role.

“Alumni truly have an impact on the day-to-day lives

of students, whether that is through their time, talent

or treasure. It gives me great pleasure to be part of the

transformative experience that Point Park University

provides to its students, both as a volunteer and as a donor.”

Volunteer Connection

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Members of the Point Park Board of DirectorsBack row, (L to R): Melanie Hailsham ’12; Mary Josefoski ’71, ’91; Kelly Coccia ’01; Kari Carbone ’96, ’00; Carrie Butler ’95; Anne Cole ’09; David Jenkins ’07, ’08 Front Row (L to R): Jamie Inferrera ’10, Secretary; Carrie Potter-Murray ’09, President; Christine Demore ’12, Vice-PresidentNot Pictured: Jackie Clarke-Havrilla ’73; Ellen Gamble ’90; Linda Kistler ’72

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The Point Park community is filled with passionate and supportive donors. From alumni, to business partners, to parents, Point Park University is fortunate to benefit and thrive from this support. Joel and Kathy Ross are an example of such parents in our community. Their son, Justin, is currently enrolled in the University’s Electrical Engineering Technology (EET) program. In addition, their daughter, Melodee (Holsinger) Bridges, is a 1998 graduate of the University’s Musical Theater program. They have an affinity for ingenuity and transformation. Joel currently serves as President and CEO of Universal Electric Corporation (UEC), a company founded by his grandfather. UEC has revolutionized electrical power distribution in data centers, industrial manufacturing facilities, retail chains and grocery stores worldwide.

Joel and Kathy donated $21,000 to purchase vital equipment for the planned expansion to the Electrical Power Laboratory on campus. The Power Lab is used for undergraduate

instruction in the program. This laboratory currently supports courses in electric machines (motors, generators, and transformers) at six student workstations and will additionally support new courses in power electronics and motors controls.

Their generosity greatly supports Point Park’s mission to prepare graduates to apply knowledge to achieve their goals, advance their professions and serve their communities. In particular, our EET students will experience the education and training necessary to prepare them to meet the demands of the electrical power industry by preparing them on power systems in a more individualized setting.

“ We are happy to support the university, and our company already hired two graduates of the Electrical Engineering Technology program at Point Park.”

Parent Connection

“ I feel blessed to have had the opportunity to attend Point Park. My university experience put me on the path to achieve my success. It feels good to give back and help others on their path to success.”

Tony Chammas ’85 is a member of the Point Park University Board of Trustees and chairs the Board’s Development Committee which focuses on University fundraising and community engagement efforts. Tony is pictured here (second from right) at the 2014 Laurel Valley Golf Outing. This year’s proceeds benefited The Athletic Travel Fund, raising more than $41,000 to support our student athletes.

Parents Partner with University to Directly Impact and Enhance the Daily Student Experience

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DONOR PROFILE

#PointParkPledge

For more than 50 years, Point Park University has built its reputation on offering a strong education to its students, as well as building steadfast relationships with its neighbors and supporters. The year 2014 proved to be no different. As a matter of fact, Point Park took its relationship with friends of the University to a new level this past year, by offering a new and exciting “win-win” initiative known as Community Connections.

Community Connections is an opportunity for local businesses to partner with Point Park, ultimately having a greater impact on, and greater visibility in our region. In a nutshell, businesses support the University’s Annual Fund, helping to make a Point Park education possible for some of the more than 90 percent of students who receive financial aid. The Annual Fund also enhances academic and student programming.

In return, Community Connections partners — depending on their level of support — can receive recognition on the University’s website and Facebook and in its annual report, in addition to receiving President’s Circle membership benefits and tickets to a Pittsburgh Playhouse performance.

TEDCO Construction Corp. was one of the first companies to become a Community Connections partner. For company president James T. Frantz, choosing to support the venture was an easy decision.

“TEDCO is proud to be a partner of the inaugural Community Connections program,” said Frantz. “The program not only is helping to build a stronger community today, but it’s building a stronger future by supporting our leaders of tomorrow.”

Joe Burgander, direct account team leader of Trane Corp., concurs. Trane, another Community Connections partner, specializes in heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.

“It’s an easy decision for us to participate in Community Connections and support Point Park’s Annual Fund when the end result helps students get a quality education at a premier university.”

Inaurgural members of Community Connections, in addition to Trane and TEDCO, include Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. and MAHLA Office Furniture.

New Initiative a Win-Win for Local Businesses and Students

As the new chair of the dance program at Point Park’s Conservatory of Performing Arts, Rubén Graciani was still unpacking his office when he saw the email blast announcing the #PointParkPledge and thought it was a great idea.

“I’ve been at other institutions where it’s a faculty and staff tradition to be involved,” said Graciani who previously was was a member of the Skidmore College faculty. “I donate to lots of places, including my alma mater, and other organizations of which I’ve been involved.”

At Point Park, he already is starting new traditions such as streaming live the Student Choreography Project using C360 Technologies so that anyone could watch select performances online and control the camera angle with a click of the mouse. He also wants to add live music to some of the shows, create special sets and invite more guest artists.

As Graciani continues to bring his dance style and experience to Pittsburgh, he feels welcomed in the city and the university. “I like to feel involved and committed to the places where I’m working,” he said.

Rubén Graciani

Partnership

Community Connection $20.18

For more information about Community Connections, call 412-392-8018 or visit www.pointpark.edu/communityconnections

DONOR PROFILE

#PointParkPledge

Participation by Affinity Group

Alumni ………………………… 639

Parents/Friends ……………… 294

Trustees ………………………… 30

Corporations/Businesses ……… 82

Faculty/Staff …………………… 101

Other …………………………… 46

Total ………………………… 1,192

Undesignated Gifts All Gifts

Alumni/Friends/Parents $70,539 $119,822

Business/Other $56,558 $181,406

Faculty/Staff $22,775 $26,439

Trustees 59,586 122,228

Grand Total $188,026 $377,192

50 percent of the annual fund is unrestricted, helping fund the University’s greatest current needs.

Annual Fund

Alumni Participation by Decade

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Annual Fund at a Glance

Mark Broadhurst was drawn by the “simplicity” of the #PointParkPledge campaign. “Twenty dollars and 18 cents is a very doable amount,” he said. “It was an amount that didn’t take away from giving again during the year.”

Broadhurst, a member of the Point Park’s Board of Trustees, learned more about the University while being involved in the initial conversations about The Academic Village concept. He liked the school’s commitment to Pittsburgh’s Downtown as a place to work and live by making it a “vibrant place, and extending the nine to five mentality.”

Broadhurst’s involvement with the board has led to creative partnerships between the school and Eat n’Park where he serves as the Vice President of Corporate Dining and Retail. Last year, the Eat’n Park accounting department hosted students participating in the University’s Accounting Careers Awareness Program (ACAP). ACAP is a one-week summer residency program that introduces minority high school students to accounting, finance, economics, technology and management while providing the foundation of financial literacy. “Everyone enjoyed the experience. It was another tie to community,” he said.

A part of Broadhurst’s role, and that of the rest of the Trustees, is to strengthen the University’s connections to the community — including corporate neighbors, alumni and students — and incorporate into those relationships a culture of philanthropy. Building this community can start small, like welcoming new students whether messaging through social media, attending Convocation or donating $20.18 in support of the Class of 2018.

“You made it easy to do — just click,” he said. “It was part of the excitement of the students returning and Convocation. I have an interest in the University, and this got my support.”

Mark Broadhurst

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2000s ………………… 73

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Francine Dinneen Abraham, ’84 Dennis and Jill AstorinoDennis K. Beran, ’71Jacqueline Clarke Havrilla, ’73Nancy Davis-Kahrs, ’69, ’72David Duncan, ’79, TRobert J. EverettJacqui Fiske LazoFrancis E. Forgacs*, ’02Wilmer E. Fox, III, ’94, ’96Dr. and Mrs. James B. HainesJim and Martha Haines Rick Haskins, ’71, F/SF. Tracy and Katherine HendersonColleen and Paul Hennigan, F/SKaren Hill, ’70Donald, ’70, T and Marilyn JenkinsThomas M. Kerr* Linda Conn Kistler, ’72George E. Marin, ’73Nancy Paule Melone and Timothy W. McGuire, TCharles J. and Karen S. McIntyre, F/SPaul R. Meese, ’65

The Founders Society is an exclusive membership group for the first 100 alumni, trustees, faculty members or friends who make a lasting commitment to Point Park University in their wills, trusts, or estate plans. Various types of commitments, confirmed in writing, qualify you for membership in the Founders Society.

If you are considering such a gift, please let us know so that we can help you and your advisers complete the gift in a way that benefits your estate and makes clear your commitment to Point Park University.

For more information, contact 412-392-8097 or visit plannedgiving.pointpark.edu

Harry J. Mertz, ’71Louis Myers ’90H* Charles QuillinRichard Rauh, F/SJan Gruber Rygert, ’69Betty Lou Sarafin, ’90Susan Kubik Scott, ’74 and Arthur ScottTwila Simmons-Walker, ’04, ’06John Simpson*

Giving Societies

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Founders Society

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CommitmentT = Trustee * = Deceased F/S = Faculty/Staff H = Honorary Degree

Patrick W. Sinopoli, ’78 Dorothy G. Snyder*Carol Ann Riden Spendiff, ’72Steve, ’70, ’11H and Joann SteinJohn R. Tomayko, TNancy and Milton Washington, ’02HGeorge* and Kathleen White*John Yugovich, ’69*

James Alexander, ’94, ’01American Endowment FoundationAnn Smith CommunicationsDennis, T, and Jill AstorinoTrudy Avery, F/SThe Ayco Charitable Foundation John BarbourNancy Bromall, ’73 and Robert C. Barry Jr.Bartlett FoundationBoardroom Advisors LLCNadine BognarMary Beth Taylor, ’77, T and Earl BohnJon ’73, ’99H and Donna Boscia Boscia Family FoundationRichard T, and Anne Marie BoydMichael, T, and Susan BoyleMark Broadhurst, TDiana Bucco, TBuchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC Buhl FoundationMr. and Mrs. Elmer B. Burger II, F/S James Campolongo, ’10, T Dr. Paul CaplanRoberta CaplanCarnegie MotorsGuy, F/S, and Patsy Catania ’05 Dennis and Annie CestraAntoine Chammas, ’85, TLisa Cibik, TMelanie CibikJeffrey Cohen, ’79Colcom FoundationRobin Connolly, T

Debra, ’82 and Michael DeCourcy, ’81Walter DeForestGary DeJidas, ’72, ’11, TDLA + Architecture and Interior DesignRobert Draper, F/SBradley Duda, ’89David Duncan, ’79, TErnst & YoungHelen Fallon, ’75, F/SRichard Finley, ’70First National Bank of PennsylvaniaFirst Niagara Bank FoundationDarryl Ford Williams, TWilliam ForsytheRobert and Tami GarriottGlaxoSmithKlineGlobal ImpactKishore, ’75, ’76, ’03H, T and Shealagh Gopaul ’76, ’10HJoseph Greco, ’71Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. GrubbGulf Coast Community FoundationJoseph, ’89 and Maria Guzzo, ’89Edward Haberle ’79, T Dr. and Mrs. James B. HainesEsther HammondDan Hartzell, ’94, ’01Rick Haskins, ’71, F/SJoseph, T, and Elizabeth HavrillaF. Tracy and Katherine HendersonColleen and Paul Hennigan, F/S Herbein + Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. C. Talbott HiteshewKevin Iole, ’81Donald, ’70, T and Marilyn JenkinsJenkins Family Charitable Fund

Members of the President’s Circle are special leadership donors who give $1,000 or more during the fiscal year (Sept. 1 through Aug. 31). Our President’s Circle members are generous alumni; parents; other family members of students; faculty and staff; former faculty and staff; current and former members of the Board of Trustees and other friends of Point Park University. Gifts can be cumulative or a one-time gift as long as it reaches or exceeds $1,000 during the fiscal year. Matching gifts can be applied. Event sponsorships and ticket sales are not qualified for status. Monthly payment options are available.

For questions, contact 412-392-3999 or annualfund@pointpark.edu

The Dr. Paul and Gertrude F. Caplan Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh

Frederick Johnson, F/STasso KatselasDavid KleerBernard KoboskyJacqueline KoscelnikL&M AssociatesAnne Lewis, TLincoln Financial Group FoundationBridget Mancosh, F/SMARC USA/Stuart M. ZolotMassey Charitable TrustTimothy McGuire, T, and Nancy MelonePeggy McKnight, TKevin, T, and Kristen McMahon

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T = Trustee * = Deceased F/S = Faculty/Staff H = Honorary Degree

President’s Circle

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Individual DonorsPaul Meese, ’65James Meredith, TMichael Baker Corporation FoundationMillcraft Industries Inc.Cheryl and Jimmy Miller, ’80, ’00H, TSusan MilsomJoAnn MollerCarol Monticue, ’96Joseph Murin, TNavarre Minerals Co.Sharon M. Navoney, F/SNorfolk Southern Charitable Match TrustMr. and Mrs. James O’Neill Jr. Dee Jay OshryElliott OshryKathy Pape and Robert TrinkleRich, ’74 and Judi Pegher Pennsylvania Trane Inc.Lucas Piatt, TPittsburgh FoundationPNC Bank NAPNC FoundationPrecision EndodonticsCharles QuillinRichard King Mellon FoundationJim Rohr ’14HMr. and Mrs. Joel RossDrs. Ellen A. and Loren H. Roth, TClifford RoweRWS and Associates Entertainment, Inc.Ronald SalvittiThe Carol V. Savage Fund Carol Savage, ’73W. Gregory Schmid, ’80James Schnare, ’74

Angelo Scuilli Jr., ’72 and Janet ScuilliSusan Kubik Scott, ’74Cynthia Shapira, TThe David S. & Karen A. Shapira Foundation Darrell Smalley, TAnn, ’80, and Philip Smith, ’80Southern Company ServicesSouthern Company Services Educational Matching Gift ProgramRyan Stana, ’02, TSteve, ’70, ’11H and Joann SteinCharles and Jean StoutMr. and Mrs. William StoutMaryjane Sunder, ’79TEDCO Construction CorporationFrancis Tiboni Jr., ’90, ’92The Tomayko Group LLC John R. Tomayko, TKathy Pape and Robert TrinkleUnited States Steel Foundation Inc.United Way of the Capital RegionDavid Vinski, F/SJohn P. Visnick, ’80Andrea J., ’84, F/S, and Edward C. Wachter, F/SWells Fargo FoundationMichelle Wilden, ’96, ’97Trudy Williams, F/SRick, ’84 and Lori Wirth, ’85, ’92YourCause LLC, Trustee for Hewlett-Packard

Leadership

TRUSTEESRichard and Anne Marie Boyd Michael and Susan BoyleMark BroadhurstDiana BuccoJames Campolongo, ’10Antoine Chammas, ’85Lisa CibikRobin ConnollyThe Honorable Paul, ’94 and Kathleen CostaGary DeJidas, ’72, ’11David Duncan, ’79Richard, ’70 and Carol FinleyThe Honorable Wayne FontanaJoseph, T, and Elizabeth HavrillaMr. and Mrs. C. Talbott HiteshewMr. and Mrs. T. Dixon Holladay Jr.Donald, ’70 and Marilyn JenkinsAnne LewisPeggy and Steven McKnightKevin and Kristen McMahonJames MeredithCheryl and Jimmy Miller, ’80, ’00HTodd and Miriam MoulesDavid Peart, ’84Richard RauhDrs. Ellen A. and Loren H. RothRyan Stana, ’02Mary Beth Taylor, ’77 and Earl BohnJohn R. TomaykoThe Honorable Jake WheatleyDarryl Ford Williams

ALUMNIAnonymous (2)Robert Abel, ’74Julianne Abouzaid, ’89Earl Acquaviva, ’66, ’70Jeffrey Adams, ’96Ronald Akins, ’87Mary Jane Alexander, ’86Larry Ammon, ’88Donald Anderson, ’88Calvin Anderson, ’03Richard, ’70, and Joann Andrus, ’69Kevin Ankeny, ’88Anna Antolick, ’87Kelly Arenth-Stakeley, ’97Frank Balestrieri, ’77Sandra Barancyk, ’80, ’92Frank Barbosky, ’68Martin Barkin, ’73Cindy Barnett, ’06Nanci Barone, ’83Martha Barry, ’78Michael Barry, ’80Nancy Bromall, ’73 and Robert C. Barry Jr.Edward Bartek, ’73Suzanne Barth, ’96Marlin Bartos, ’91Garry Bashore, ’72Natalie Batchen, ’04, ’11, F/SDeborah Bateman, ’94, ’00, F/SPaul Bechtold, ’74Carl Becker, ’76Brian Belitskus, ’99Paul Bell, ’75Clara Benjamin, ’81, ’10Dennis Beran, ’71

Adam Bernstein, ’98Christine Berry, ’88Joseph Bevevino, ’70Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bewak, ’79Don Bialonm ’75Jarrett Bittner, ’09, F/SKenneth Blair, ’69Amber Blatt, ’97Geraldine Blekicki, ’72Mary Blice, ’79Marsha Blumen, ’75Michael Bondi*, ’79Daniel Bonetti, ’95Robert Boscia, ’78, ’83, F/SDonna Boyer, ’79David Brady, ’83Terry Breitbord, ’73Geraldine Brennan, ’67Adrienne Bricker, ’07Bernadette Bridge, ’04Laura Broome, ’03Shanese Brown, ’05Edward Brown, ’96, F/SDavid Bruce, ’88, ’05Cabrini Bruun, ’69Michael Burdis, ’07, ’09Jeannine Burdsall, ’86Mr. Edwin Burkhart, ’99, ’02Bruce Burwell, ’76John Busko, ’74Robert Butelli, ’93Carrie, ’95 and Steven ButlerTheodore Butler, ’70Phillip Buzard, ’83Dr. Cathy Cameron, ’93, ’99 and Mr. William Cameron Nancy Campbell, ’80Kari Carbone, ’96, ’00Nancy Carns Potts, ’63Juanita Carter, ’79Kevin CarterLance Cash, ’94Guy, F/S, and Patsy Catania, ’05Robert Caughey, ’70Frank Cefali, ’83Carol Celin, ’83Amy Cesario, ’98, F/SDennis, ’72 and Annie CestraDennis Champ, ’65

Suzanne Champion, ’00Charla, ’73, and Gregory Chiappelli ’73N.C. Chicchi, ’81Christopher, F/S and Connie Choncek, ’99Paul Cindric, ’06George Allen Clark, ’70Judy Clark, ’92Robin Claudio, ’84Karen Coburn, ’95Donald Colaizzi, ’72Bettie Cole, ’82William Cole, ’77Benjamin, ’09 and Anne Cole, ’09Teresa Commisso, ’90Mr. and Mrs. Gary Condon, ’92, ’95Wayne, ’72 and Linda Cook, ’71Mark Cornyn, ’93, ’94Samuel Cover, ’65Cynthia Crass, ’83Mr. and Mrs. James Crowley, ’87David Croyle, ’88Richard Croyle, ’07Michael Cuccaro, ’07Brian Cunningham, ’12Amanda Dabbs, ’11, F/SCarmen D’Ambrosio, ’63Janice Daniels, ’76Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Daugherty, ’70Nicki Davis, ’74Nancy Davis-Kahrs, ’69, ’72Joseph Deangelis, ’89Joseph DeCarlo, ’84Debra, ’82 and Michael DeCourcy, ’81Renee Delprince, ’78Edward Demengo, ’97Christine Demore, ’12Robert Depasqua, ’71Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Deutsch, ’06Terri Devereaux, ’88Carl Devin, ’71Pasquale DiDomenico, ’79Cynthia Dinger, ’82Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dionne, ’01Sandra Dolence, ’68Carrie Dolin, ’83Eric Dotterbock, ’79Brent Dottle, ’84Jeannette Dougherty, ’94

John Druga, ’79Benita Duckett, ’88Bradley Duda, ’89Ronald Dunnivan, ’83Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Dyda, ’78Richard Dyer, ’69Margarette Dzakowic, ’72Jill Earley, ’03Helen Early, ’77Laura Ellis, ’92Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Emanuele, ’73Melissa Englert, ’12Thomas Entz, ’84Robert Esser, ’76Ronald Etzel, ’72Tracy Evans, ’88Janet Evans, ’80, F/SHelen Fallon, ’75, F/SBadie Farag, ’76Nancy Faust, ’86Louis Fedel, ’86, ’93Mark Fehr, ’78Janet Ference-Gipp, ’75Mary Ferrance, ’84Margaret Ferraro, ’72Vince Ferri, ’79, 87Karen Ferrick-Roman, ’91Thomas Filer, ’70Thomas Fillipone, ’87, ’04James Fischl, ’71Kenneth Fisher, ’72Thomas Foster, ’05Wilmer Fox, ’94, ’96Betty Fragoso, ’74Ralph Franco, ’02Kristin Frawley, ’11Maryann Freehling, ’90John Frydrych, ’91, ’03Anne Fullenkamp, ’10B. Tate Fulton, ’71Joseph Funaro, ’76Alice Furman, ’71Anthony Gaglierd, ’69Theresa Gallagher, ’92Robert Gallo, ’92Raymond Gambino, ’85, ’92Shirley Gaudette, ’06Edward Gavalek, ’73

George Gazzam, ’69Ann Gentile Reale, ’75Amy George, ’84Stephen Gerardi, ’71Arleen German, ’97Daniel Gildea, ’80Lori Givens, ’96Beth Glick-Adamczyk, ’75Casey Gnage, ’79David Godlewski, ’82Dennis Godzinski, ’79Robert Goetz, ’74Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gonda, ’70Dalton Good, ’09, F/SBernice Goodall, ’95Mr. and Mrs. John Goodnight, ’82Kishore, ’75, ’76, ’03H, T and Shealagh Gopaul ’76, ’10HElvira Grenci, ’10Joseph Gribbin, ’81George Gribus, ’95Chiara Griffin, ’92Richard Griffin, ’84Ms. Patricia Grindel, ’87Mary, ’78 and Alan Grogan, ’81Martha Groll, ’71Sarah Guidi, ’14, F/SJoseph, ’89 and Maria Guzzo, ’89Linda Haberstich, ’88Brandon Haburjak, ’10, F/STerry Hagenbuch, ’73Steven Hallock, ’97, F/SMichael Hanczar, ’77Jamie Harkins, ’13Veronica Harris, ’99Mr. and Mrs. J. Harsh, ’85Thomas Harshberger, ’84Mrs. Erin Hart, ’99Sharon L. Hart-Rhodes, ’78Rick Haskins, ’71, F/SKelly Havrilla, ’06James Hawrot, ’99Angela Hecker, ’88Paul Heckmanm ’01Patricia Hefner, ’83Harry Heh, ’71Abbey Helbling, ’05Daria Hemmings, ’76Thomas Henninger, ’86

Nicole Henninger, ’09Paula, ’78 and Richard Herman, ’76Steven Herz, ’73Cecia Hess, ’69Beth Hickey, ’82David Hiller, ’02Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hillman, ’93Joan Hoffman, ’88Lloyd Holland, ’63, ’69Christopher Holt, ’90Mohammad Homayoonfar, ’75Joseph, ’85 and Maureen HoneychuckThomas Hopper, ’94George Horn, ’84Richard Hosey, ’69Galen Howard, ’72Harry Howden, ’87Anthony Hruska, ’98, ’10Rand Hudson, ’68Mr. and Mrs. Carl HughesEmem Ibok, ’81Renee Illes, ’84Patricia Illig, ’72Jamie Inferrera, ’10 and Adam SpithalerKevin Iole, ’81Edward Irons, ’73Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Iurlano, ’72Sherry Jacoby, ’86Margaret Jamieson, ’64David Jenkins, ’07, ’08Edward Jennings, ’81Mark Jesse, ’13Keya Johnson, ’10Robert Jones, ’69Jeffery Jones, ’70Kara Jones, ’12Edward, ’71 and Mary Josefoski, ’71, ’91Lynneise Joseph, ’00William Joyce, ’88Richard Kalos, ’73Natalie Kammeraad, ’85Theodora Katsis, ’01J. Kevin Kelly, ’96Mary Kempffer, ’78Mary Keough, ’83David Kernan ’96Dan Kerns, ’83George Kich, ’70

Stephen Kielnar, ’74Beth Kilbane, ’92Emma King, ’67Richard Kingsley, ’68Paul Kirchner, ’71Linda Conn Kistler, ’72Terrance, ’74, and Sandra Kizina, ’79, ’92, ’02Lloyd Klein, ’74Patricia Kline, ’64Philip Klinedinst, ’73Robert Klucsor, ’70Thomas Knodle, ’86Helen Knopf, ’78James Knowlson, ’96Holly Kobia, ’02Richard Kowiatek, ’73Charles Krall, ’82Michael Kranack, ’70James Kratovil, ’72James Krut, ’68Karen Kurimcak, ’65Roberto Lacayo, ’89John Lacy, ’71Shari Lanave, ’88Jill Landis Matolyak, ’94Judy Lashinski Davis, ’71Robert Laskey, ’82Thomas Laton, ’01Ernest Lawrence, ’70Steven Lay, ’75Stephen Lazur, ’94Geary Leasure, ’77John Lender, ’68Bonnie Lenkner, ’69Mary Leonard, ’84Linda Leong, ’75Taube Levitt, ’68Deborah Levy, ’80William Ligetti, ’75Richard, ’70, F/S and Susan Linzer, ’07Toni Lisle, ’67Michael Listorti, ’81Mr. and Mrs. Audie Lloyd, ’86Nancy Lobaugh, ’02, F/SMary London-Gibbon, ’72Jeffrey Long, ’99Frank Long, ’72Thomas Losket, ’88

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T = Trustee * = Deceased F/S = Faculty/Staff H = Honorary Degree

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Mr. and Mrs. Clement Lovasik Jr. ’94Angela Love, ’99Heather Lubay, ’07, F/SJoseph ’92, and Alisa Lucarelli ’93Ronald Lucas, ’66Maribeth Lucci, ’90Elizabeth MacDonald, ’10Richard Maharg, ’92Nancy Maitz, ’85Vivienne Malcolm, ’83Richard Maletto, ’73Joseph Mallorey, ’75William Maneese, ’68Catherine Mann, ’90Mr. and Mrs. Donald March, ’71Dale Marchand, ’69Robert Marcink, ’93James, ’74 and Marlene Marcus, ’74James Markl, ’70Mr. Donald Martini, ’68Mr. and Mrs. Norman Marts, ’88Mary Catherine Mason, ’61Marita Mathews, ’83Donna Maule, ’70Thomas Maus, ’94Nancy McCaffrey, ’70Carly McCoy, ’09John McCutcheon, ’67Anna McDonough, ’07Frank McElroy, ’85John McFarland, ’68Amanda McGuire, ’08, F/SJames, ’81 and Virginia McKeen, ’84Dr. Albert*, F/S, and Reverend Jean McLean, ’83Diane, ’86 and Stuart McLean, ’83Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mellon, ’83Marilyn Mercado, ’71Kimberly Merge, ’78Michelle Merlo, ’87Thomas Mesler, ’72Robert Messinger, ’73Art Mewherter, ’70John Mikach, ’82Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mikolajczyk, ’94Nancy Milinski, ’85Vicki Mills, ’98Susan MilsomHarold, ’92, ’01 and Joell Minford, F/S

Peter Minydzak, ’75Lynn Mitchell, ’78Cynthina Mols, ’91Deanna Mondello, ’10Carol Monticue, ’96Beulah Moody, ’68Kristine Morgan, ’93Leigh Morlock, ’97Thomas Morris, ’70Clifford Moskal, ’03Jennifer Mroczkowski, ’00Elizabeth Mudge, ’72Noreen Muha, ’67Paul Murphy, ’76Kenneth Murphy, ’07Davina Murray, ’92Patrick Murray, ’85Bernard Murray, ’64Ashley Murray, ’09Eunice Nasri, ’84Kenneth Navoney, ’10Charles, ’76, ’86 and Diana Neidig, ’76Vaunda Nelson, ’75, ’06HMilton Nicholson, ’81Teddy Nisenbaum, ’78James Nolan, ’71Ruth Novak, ’71Jean Pierre Nsanzabera, ’06Steven Oberst, ’86John O’Connell, ’08Mark Oliverio, ’86Leah Olmes, ’88Michael O’Neil, ’69Paul O’Neill, ’71Mr. and Mrs. James O’Neill Jr.Christopher Oney, ’13Stephen Opet, ’89Susan Orr, ’93, F/SZygmunt Paclawski, ’74Joseph Paglio, ’90Michael Palmer, ’11Robert Palmintera, ’95Joseph Panarella, ’68David Pantalone, ’69John Panza, ’72Nancy Parker, ’86Rita, ’76* and Paul ParlatoRaymond Pastorek, ’69Anthony Patterson, ’99

Generosity

Lisa Patterson, ’06, F/SMaryann Pauline, ’76Stephen Paulovitch, ’70Kim Payne, ’79Jill Pecht, ’91Rich, ’74 and Judi PegherHarry Pehote, ’73Janette Pekar, ’01, ’02, F/SCarmen Pellegrino, ’77Cynthia Peluso, ’90Susan Penney, ’98, ’99Rosanna Perotti, ’82Warren Pete, ’64John Petrisko, ’72Alexander Petrov, ’94Stephen Pfouts, ’71Charles Phillips, ’65Susan Piccirilli, ’84, ’09Daniel Pie, ’71James Piroli, ’92William Pitt, ’74Russell Pixley, ’73Paul Podlesnik, ’95Nicole Pollo, ’13Joyce Polovich, ’87H. Poole, ’72Marie Popp, ’69Brad Powanda ’97David Prevost, ’84Norman Purkey, ’84Anna Quigley Wolf, ’72Keith Radakovich, ’93Douglas Reed, ’06Soncearee Reese, ’99Carole Reinert Lucas, ’82James Rhoades, ’91Martha Rhone, ’72Gregory Rice, ’72Patricia Rice, ’81Rick Richards, ’99Linda Riggs, ’84Patrick Riley, ’90Edward, ’71 and Shirley Ritchie, ’71Lois Rivera, ’83Charles Rodger, ’80, ’83Jim Rohr, ’14HChristopher Rolinson, ’04, F/SSeth Rorabaugh, ’01Sharon Rosenberg, ’71

Marybeth Rosendale, ’88, F/SWayne Roth, ’71Judith Rowlands, ’75Carl Rubin, ’70George Rubino, ’65Stephen Rudinec, ’94Darryl Rung, ’73James Rushin, ’78James Russell, ’77Jan Gruber Rygert, ’69Joann Salerno, ’98, ’99Deborah, ’69 and Robert Saline, ’69Russell Salminen, ’90Naomi Sapir, ’61Betty Sarafin, ’90Wilson Saul, ’73Rosanne Saunders, ’74Gary Sawicki, ’02Alice, ’89 and Roy SaxonMarcia Schachner, ’71Henry Schall, ’73Donna Schilinski, ’98Sandra Schillinger, ’73David Schindler, ’04W. Gregory Schmid, ’81James Schnare, ’74James Schultz, ’88Paul Schwartz, ’85Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Sciulli, ’72Mary Clark Scott, ’94, ’98Susan Scott, ’74Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sehn, ’71Joann Seifried, ’95Mr. and Mrs. Terence Senay, ’75Albert Senic, ’78Larry Shanley, ’70Taitia Shelow, ’89Jeffrey Sherman, ’86Patrick Shingleton, ’74Karly Shorts, ’12, F/SWilliam Shuty, ’69Mr. Jim Simco, ’97Michelle Simpson, ’84Randy Skubek, ’80Alice Slagle, ’89Susan, ’80 and Eric Slifkin, ’80Laura Smagala, ’02Melissa Smith, ’00Gary Smith, ’01

Harry Smith, ’70Richard Sofelkanik, ’84Bradley Soroka, ’08Angelo, ’76 and Mary Spagnolo, ’75Mr. Charles Sperandeo, ’71Charlotte Stabile, ’73Marie Stadulis, ’85, ’90Leonard Stanga, ’81Donald Stanich, ’85Patricia Staples, ’72Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Stauffer, ’72Geraldine Stecko, ’91Carol Stein, ’92Barbara, ’84 and David Steinberg, ’82Faith Stephens, ’05Julie Stephenson, ’77Margaret Stewart, ’78Frank Stickel, ’71Rapheala and James Stoner, ’99Charlotte Stotelmyer, ’70Deborah Stranger, ’75Beth, ’88, and James Stroud, ’86Sam, ’98 and Linda SuicaMaryjane Sunder, ’79Kenneth Sunseri, ’74Kim Sutherland-Evans, ’80Eugene Szestak, ’74Richelle Szypulski, ’13Roi Tamkin, ’89Joseph Tarara, ’72Robert Tarpey, ’79Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tatrai, ’68Ronald Telesko, ’71Terrence Thomas, ’06, ’12Thomas Thomas, ’72Mr. and Mrs. Helmut Thompson, ’86Lois Thomson, ’73Areva Thornton, ’79Frederick Thorpe, ’91, ’93James Todaro, ’73Lowell Toliver, ’82Kevin Tomasic, ’78Todd Tomasic, ’83Richard Tondolo, ’88, ’94Leslie Toth, ’69Allen Turner, ’06Tina Tyree, ’94Michael Tysarczyk, ’00Scott Unger, ’98, ’04, F/S

Anne Ureta, ’66Judith Utt, ’65William Valenta, ’94Debra Valentine-Gray, ’77Rocio Velez, ’92Donald Vescio, ’79Mary Vesely, ’84Katherine Vidakovich, ’71Maria Villiotti, ’99Denis Vinski, ’70John Visnick, ’80Karen Vormack, ’62Shelley Vybiral, ’96Andrea J., ’84, F/S, and Edward C. Wachter, F/SRonald Wadowsky, ’96David Wagner, ’88Joseph Walker, ’73Richard Wallace, ’85Robin Walsh, ’85 and William Mott, ’81Stephanie Walstonm ’03Jeffrey Wareham, ’02Annette Watkins, ’99Barbara Waxenfelter, ’98Beverly Weber, ’00, ’03, F/SCarol Weis, ’84William Welch, ’73Peter Wentzel, ’82Celia Wexler, ’95Lisa White, ’06, F/SMichelle Wilden, ’96, ’97Roger G. Williams, ’62Martha Williams, ’00, ’02, ’11, F/SHarold Williamson, ’86Daniel Willoughby, ’72Melissa Wilson, ’89Philip Winters, ’02, F/SRick, ’85, ’92, and Lori Wirth ’84Janice Wirth, ’10Mary Wood, ’69Jeffrey Woodard, ’99, ’05William Wright, ’90Catherine Yakemovic, ’88Stephen Yarnot, ’91Denise, ’81 and Paul Yourick, ’80Jean Marie Zambri, ’07Cathleen Zang, ’98Georgia Zeedick, ’88

Carl Zibritosky, ’94Barbara Zirngibl, ’87James Zumbo, ’73

FACULTY/STAFFAnonymousMisty AbrahamRobert AlexanderTrudy AveryThomas BaggermanKathryn BallasShirley and Ronald BaraschPatricia BoykinJeremy BravermanMr. and Mrs. Elmer B. Burger IINina CampbellAlaire ChybrzynskiNicole ChytilNancy CommellaEmily ConradHeather CookSandra CroninSteven CudenJoseph CupplesCharlene CusickJackie D’AmicoGreta DanielsMark DeerRobert DraperJoan DristasMarcia DrugaTatyana DumovaBeth ExtonJudy FarandaJennifer FedeleMr. and Mrs. Philip FeinertDebby and Nate FirestoneAntoinette GallShawnda GeeMichael GiesekeAlyssa GoetzRubén GracianiTeresa GregoryRichard GutkindColleen and Paul HenniganPaul HluchanJane and Jeffrey Howell

Fredrick JohnsonRochelle KleinSamuel KosanovichMichael and Lisa LongMichelle MacekDiane MaldonadoBridget MancoshMark MarnichAmy McCallBridget McNameeKimberly MervilleDavid MetinkoKenneth MilchickJennifer MillerJan Mitchell SherrillKen MoriSarah MyksinSharon M. NavoneyRobert O’GaraEmmett PanzellaMarybeth PastoreDonald PastoriusKeith PayloKrisna PoznikGeorge PribickoCharles QuillinMary ReisLynn RibarNatalie RiceGregory RogersGeorge SantucciMargaret SchaferPenny SchnarrsStephen ShanahanKatie SloverHeidi SmithHelen SobehartKelly StaleyHeather Starr FiedlerKristin SteeleLorelei SteinDaniel SwalgaDavid SyskowskiTheodore SzochRebecca TakselJames ThomasCheryl ValyoDavid Vinski

Trudy WilliamsShirley ZalakarChristine ZapinskiThomas Zytka

PARENTS AND FRIENDSAnonymous (2)Alyson AbrahamDavid AielloMr. and Mrs. Douglas AllanMr. and Mrs. Wayne AllisonDawn AltmanAnne AndradeSuzanne ApelShirley ArnoldMichael BabincakCarol BabincakSamuel BadgerBeverly BanashJoann BaneyJohn BarbourPatrice BarthMitchell BassmanMr. and Mrs. Wayne BaughmanAndrew BaughmanJohn and Mary BaynumOlga BeeckParvin BelknapLarry BlakesleeLila BlankenshipMr. and Mrs. Michael BoduraRobert and Kathleen BoykinDr. and Mrs. David BradleyMr. and Mrs. Joseph BrandauKatherine BrickettMr. and Mrs. David BrooksDan BrowneYvonne BurnsMichael CampbellDr. Paul CaplanRoberta CaplanMr. and Mrs. Robert CarlsonMr. and Mrs. Nicholas CarmosinoMr. and Mrs. Richard CarverJohn CasaleJoseph CavalierMr. and Mrs. Nicholas CavotiBeverly Charles

Mr. and Mrs. Craig ChaseMr. and Mrs. John ChurmaMelanie CibikMr. and Mrs. Stanley CieslakBarbara CinpinskiKatherine ClemenceMr. and Mrs. Brad ClintonJustyne ClintonJames CmarDoreen CohenDonald CohrsTeri CormasKatherine CostaWayne CrouseSusan DalyrmpleMyra DavidsonSallie DavisWalter DeForestKristin DelucaMr. and Mrs. Frank DemayoBonnie DeturckJames DicarloLawrence DirisioJohn DonofrioJovita DuranFrank DuranLinda EagleMr. and Mrs. Steven EdwardsGeorge EignerDeborah EnglertA. Jane EstadtEsther FaganMr. and Mrs. Ralph FalboBarbara FallonGemma FarrisMerle FederOfelia FernandezMr. and Mrs. Thomas FevolaJohn FiglerMr. and Mrs. Frank FischettiDonald FlickJeff FlickSuzanne FloodSonia FloydMr. and Mrs. Bruce FogelEdwin FokWilliam ForsytheLois and James FreelandTina Freiwald

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T = Trustee * = Deceased F/S = Faculty/Staff H = Honorary Degree

Marvin FriedlanderJohn FrombachMichael GainesLeslie GalandoRobert and Tami GarriottCheryl GeogheganKathleen GerbertHoward GerbertBeverly GiblinBennett GoldsteinRobert GoodMr. and Mrs. Frank GoriDiane GranatiRoberta GrayTerri GreeneJoan GrejdaConnie GrisellMr. and Mrs. John GroutenDr. and Mrs. Charles R. GrubbMr. and Mrs. Fred GuminaDr. and Mrs. James B. HainesValerie HajnosDarla HansenMarie HaugMr. and Mrs. Richard HeistF. Tracy and Katherine Henderson Ruth HendricksGloria HernandezMr. and Mrs. Mark HillVivian HinklePamela HockMr. and Mrs. Neil HollanderMr. and Mrs. Jim HollifieldMr. and Mrs. Thomas HorewScott HuffTerrilee Hutter and Dave PrzeslawskiKaren InquartanoK. Anne JacobsGail and Dean JordanBarb KabalaMarlene KaminskiTasso KatselasLiese KauffmanMr. and Mrs. Bruce KeenanMr. and Mrs. William KellyJoseph KenderMr. and Mrs. Timothy KishRick KleenDavid Kleer

Bernard KoboskyJacqueline KoscelnikJason KukolSteven KurtzHarry LanauzeMr. and Mrs. David LaskeyMr. and Mrs. Paul LavertyJean LegrosBob LeithDanielle LeithMr. and Mrs. David LessenMr. and Mrs. David LewisRita LicnerskiMr. and Mrs. Scott LinvilleBrian LinvilleRichard LisMr. and Mrs. William LittleTerry and Nancy LitzlerMr. and Mrs. Charles LivingstonLinda LombardoMr. and Mrs. Clifford LuebbertPatricia LukesGregory LuntzMary LureauDennis LynchMr. and Mrs. Henry MaierSusan MainSandra MaloneLois MaloneMr. and Mrs. Frances MartinMr. and Mrs. Tom MartinSally MasheyJeanne McAllisterRudy McCarthyCaroline McCarthyGloria McElroyMr. and Mrs. Thomas McGlynnLauren McLaughlinKeith McMillenDonna McNultyErica MegawKatherine MelhornEileen MenestrinaGary MeyersMr. and Mrs. Andrew MigyankoMr. and Mrs. Steve MikolayMichele MillerJoAnn MollerJulie Montoya

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Deborah MooreMr. and Mrs. Michael MoriartyRenee MorrisMarianne MuraskaJoseph MurinElsie MurrayRoslyn NeimanMr. and Mrs. William NemethDoris NepaMr. and Mrs. Raymond NepaMr. and Mrs. William NewsonChristina NorkusLinda NovakDavid O’DonnellVictor OrnPamela OrrDee Jay OshryElliott OshryKaitlyn O’TooleMr. and Mrs. Christopher OvertonBrenda OwensMr. and Mrs. Manuel PerdomoMaria PerdomoJoyce PerriMark PhillisMr. and Mrs. Bill PortaF. Judith PostemskyBarbara PowerCindy PuliceCharles QueenanDr. and Mrs. Stephen RadackCynthia RautonJan ReceskiNaomi ReedMr. and Mrs. John ReidPaul ReinertDebra RennerMr. and Mrs. Robert ReuterRoy RieckClayton RiosDavid RittenhouseMr. and Mrs. Kenneth RobbinsMichelle RockKellie RogersAllison RomanCatherine RoscoeMr. and Mrs. James RoseJanice RosenbergCharles Ross

EmpowermentPoint Park University Donor Annual Report 2014

Mr. and Mrs. Joel RossMarianne RotatoriMichael RudyMr. and Mrs. Michael RuppenthalRonald SalvittiRobert SausmanLawrence SchillerMr. and Mrs. Dale SchnittjerMr. and Mrs. Tom SchorrJanice SchubertMaria Scrivani and John LipsitzBarbara SerafiniVictoria and David SerafiniJennifer SlackRonald SmithMr. and Mrs. Walter C. SorokaJohn SpanbauerMr. and Mrs. John SphonMr. and Mrs. Roland StadelmanMarilyn StandleyCecilia StewartMr. and Mrs. William StoutLisa SullivanMr. and Mrs. James SwartsJames SzallaJaneane TabakaMr. and Mrs. Henry TabickmanDonald TaylorDonna TaylorCooper ThurberNeil TitleRuth TronRichard TuckerJanice UrchekAnne VavrekMr. and Mrs. Mark VeydtRonald and Patricia VioliKyle and Brenda WalkRobert WarrenJames WashingtonCharles WatkinsRebecca WatkinsRoberta WavrekSusan WeinzierlRobin WeissMr. and Mrs. Fred WellingerMr. and Mrs. Ernest WestwoodLouise WickTimothy Wiedemer

Clayton WileyMark WilliamsAnn WilliamsonMadeleine WisniewskiPamela WoodhallMr. and Mrs. William WormsDavida WurstleMr. and Mrs. John YoungChristia ZelenkaMargaret ZembaMr. and Mrs. Edward ZimmermanKathleen ZrowkaSelena Zupsic

#POINTPARKPLEDGE DONORSAnonymous (3)Kathyrn Ballas, F/SRobert Bocia, ’78, ’83, F/SMark Broadhurst, TCarrie, ’95 and Steven ButlerNancy Campbell, ’80Greogry Chiappelli, ’73Nicole Chytil, F/SEmily Conrad, F/SBrian Cunningham, ’12Amanda Dabbs, ’11 F/SGreta Daniels, F/SChristine Demore, ’10Joan Dristas, F/SBeth Exton, F/SHelen Fallon, ’75, F/SMargaret Ferraro, ’72Michael Gieseke, F/SBeth Glick-Adamczyk, ’75Ruben Graciani, F/SRick Haskins, ’71, F/SColleen and Paul Hennigan, F/SCecia Hess, ’69Paul Hluchan, F/SJamie Inferrera, ’10 and Adam SpithalerKeya Johnson, ’10Bridget Mancosh, F/SMark Marnich, F/SAmy McCall, F/SBridget McNamee, F/SKimberly Merville, F/SRobert Messinger, ’72Carol Monticue, ’96

ORGANIZATIONS

765-Deck, LLCACA Engineering, Inc.Allegheny Land TrustAmerican Endowment FoundationAnn Smith CommunicationsArthur J. Gallagher & Co.Bank of America FoundationBartlett FoundationBoardroom Advisors LLCBP Fabric of America FundBradley Physical Therapy Clinic, Inc.Bucci Jewelry CompanyBuchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PCBuhl FoundationCA, Inc.Centre for DanceChevron Matching Gifts ProgramChubb & SonColcom FoundationCorning Incorporated FoundationDeer Lure Co. & B Kirschner ProductionsDenso International America, Inc.DLA + Architecture and Interior DesignElizabeth Cash & Carry Inc.Ernst & YoungExelon FoundationFidelity Charitable Gift FundFirst National Bank of PennsylvaniaFirst Niagara Bank FoundationGE FoundationGeneral Mills FoundationGeneral Wire Spring Co.GlaxoSmithKlineGlobal ImpactGrisell’s Funeral Home & CrematoryGulf Coast Community FoundationHarris FoundationHeider Inspections

EVENT SPONSORSAramark Services Inc.Barnes & NobleBayer HealthcareBlender Inc.Michael, T, and Susan BoyleThe Dr. Paul and Gertrude F. Caplan Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Federation of Greater PittsburghDr. Paul CaplanRoberta CaplanAntoine Chammas, ’85, TContinental Real Estate CompaniesCJL EngineeringDollar BankEat’n Park Restaurant

Herbein + Company, Inc.Hillman CompanyI.Q. Inc.IBM International FoundationIowa State BankJ.P. Morgan Chase FoundationJewish Community Foundation of Greater PittsburghKeystone RustproofingKinder Morgan FoundationKutz Fabricating, Inc.L&M AssociatesLincoln Financial Group FoundationLuna VisionMahla Office EquipmentMaids With a MissionMARC USA/Stuart M. ZolotMassey Charitable TrustMedisys, LLCMichael Baker Corporation FoundationMillcraft Industries Inc.Navarre Minerals Co.Network for GoodNorfolk Southern Charitable Match TrustOSIsoft, LLCPennsylvania Trane Inc.Pittsburgh FoundationPNC Bank NAPNC FoundationPrecision EndodonticsPrime Gourmet Inc.Richard King Mellon FoundationRWS & Associates Entertainment, Inc.Smallman Street Deli Inc.Smith Construction Consulting, LLCSouthern Company ServicesSouthern Company Services Educational Matching Gift ProgramSt. Vincent ArchabbeyState Farm Companies FoundationTEDCO Construction Corporation

ELG Haniel Metals Corp.Ernst & YoungFirst Commonwealth BankGAI ConsultantsGreco Gas Inc.Hefren Tillotson Inc.Henderson BrothersISS PittsburghJewish Community Foundation of Greater PittsburghKPMG LLC PJ Dick-Trumbull-Lindy PavingLarrimor’sMaher DuesselMassaro CorporationMaue Center Inc.Todd, T and Miriam MoulesMSANational Association of Black AccountantsOxford Development CompanyParenteBeard LLCPaskill Stapleton & LordRich, ’74 and Judi PegherRichard RauhDavid RittenhouseJim Rohr, ’14HRussell Charitable FoundationRWS & Associates Entertainment, Inc.Pennsylvania Trane Inc.PNCSchneider Downs & Co. Inc.Sisterson & CompanyStantec Consulting ServicesJohn R. Tomayko TTucker Arensberg PCUPMC Health PlanWealth Preservation & Management Inc.

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The Ayco Charitable FoundationThe Carol V. Savage FundThe David S. & Karen A. Shapira FoundationThe Dr. Paul and Gertrude F. Caplan Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Federation of Greater PittsburghThe Procter & Gamble Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationThe Tomayko Group LLCTrane Corp. United Health Group Employee Giving CampaignUnited States Steel Foundation Inc.United Way of Central OhioUnited Way of the Capital RegionVerizon FoundationVilla Imports Ltd.WAX Jewelry Design StudioWedco Inc.Wells Fargo FoundationYourCause LLC, Trustee for Hewlett-Packard

Organization and Event Sponsors

Impact

Leigh Morlock, ’97Sarah Myksin, F/SSharon M. Navoney, F/SRobert O’Gara, F/SSusan Orr, ’93, F/SLisa Patterson, ’06, F/SKeith Paylo, F/SJoann Salerno, ’98, ’99Geroge Santucci, F/SBetty Sarafin, ’90Penny Schnarrs, F/SStephen Shanahan, F/SHeather Starr Fiedler, F/SLorelei Stein, F/SDaniel Swalga, F/SJames Thomas, F/SCheryl Valyo, F/SDavid Vinski, F/SJoseph Walker, ’73Beverly Weber, ’00, ’03, F/SLisa White, ’06, F/STrudy Williams, F/SChristine Zapinski, F/SBarbara Zirngibl, ’87

T = Trustee * = Deceased F/S = Faculty/Staff H = Honorary Degree

Information Compiled and Verified by theOffices of Development and Alumni Relations:

Sharon M. NavoneyVice President for Development and Alumni Relations

Nicole ChytilDevelopment and Alumni Relations Administrator

Greta DanielsDirector of Annual Giving

Jennifer DittrichData Specialist Beth ExtonAssistant Director of Development

Bridget McNameeDirector of Development Resources

Sarah MyksinDirector of Alumni Relations

Susan Orr, ’93Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations

Penny SchnarrsSenior Director of Communications and Constituent Relations

Janet StanleyAssistant Coordinator of Development Resources

This report recognizes gifts made during Point Park University’s fiscal year beginning September 1, 2013 and ending August 31, 2014. We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the contents. However, if you find an error, please provide corrections to Bridget McNamee at 412-392-4215 or bmcnamee@pointpark.edu.

Please visit our Web site at www.pointpark.edu for current information regarding University programs, departments, alumni activities and events.

This policy is in accord with local, state and federal laws, including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act, Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and the Pittsburgh Human Relations Act. Inquiries regarding these regulations, policies or complaints of discrimination should be referred to the human resources office, telephone number 412-392-3952. Inquiries regarding Title IX and the Title IX regulations should also be referred to the senior vice president, academic and student affairs, as the Title IX coordinator, or deputy coordinators, the human resources officer or the dean of students.

Office of Development and Alumni Relations201 Wood StreetPittsburgh, PA 15222

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Point Park UniversityDonor Annual Report 2014