Summer 2016

President’s Messageby: Pam Pozderac Hager, pmhager@hickorygrove.com

Dear ASH Friends, We marked the anniversary well … “ASH Girls and their Pearls - A Celebration of 80 Years” was the theme of the annual ‘winter formal’ in February. Crowds cheered for ASH during the annual Homecoming Parade. And throughout the past year, at every event, we celebrated the accomplishments of the thoughtful and caring alumnae who in the early 1930’s started a campaign to support women who wanted, but could not afford, to attend college. Their efforts to establish the first ASH house and their spirit of paying it forward continue as we support the Fechko, Hanley, and Pomerene Houses and move beyond eighty years of Alumnae Scholarship Housing.

We also celebrated and honored those of you who have supported ASH students more recently, including Dottie Wilker who received an Alumni Association Award for her more than 20 years of volunteer service to students, and Elaine Buerkel for her incredible gift to the 2015-16 women of Fechko House. Caring, generosity, and a spirit of paying it forward continues to be a hallmark of ASH women, as can be seen by the Scholarship and Advancement Committee reports. Please consider adding your gift to a new or existing fund - the ripple it will create is unimaginable and the total effect on the next generation and our world will never be known.

Check out the ASH Society website and look for email and facebook invitations to upcoming Society events. We will continue to reach out to you and hope you will join us for one of the art, athletic, life-long learning, volunteer, or other social activities we are planning for ASH Alumnae. Reconnect and keep in touch. You’ll be glad you did!

As always, you are invited to visit and meet the current women of ASH when we welcome them back to campus in August and to join us for Reunion/Homecoming Weekend 2016. The Homecoming Parade is on Friday

evening, September 30th, and there will be good food and fun at the “Pre-Game Huddle” at the RPAC on Saturday, October 1st. It will be just a short walk from the RPAC to the stadium if you are going to watch the Buckeyes take on the Rutgers Scarlet Knights in the stadium.

Finally, mark your calendars now for the ASH Annual Banquet in the spring – Sunday, March 26, 2017. You are invited! It is always a wonderful evening and I would love to see you there.

TIME AND CHANGE WILL SURELY SHOW HOW FIRM THY FRIENDSHIP, O-HI-O

Join your ASH Society With the most recent change to the ASH Society Constitution, becoming a member of the ASH Society is now easier than ever. Donate $25 (or more) to any ASH Fund in 2016 and you are automatically a member of the ASH Society in 2016. Additionally, your $25 donation to the ASH Society counts towards your membership in the OSU Alumni Association.

Donations can be made by calling 614-292-2281 (or 1-800-762-5646), online at giveto.osu.edu/makeagift/OnlineGivingDonation.aspx, or by sending your $25 check to OSU Foundation. Check out all the ways you can give to Ohio State (including mail and phone) by visiting osu.edu/giving/guide-to-giving/ways-to-give.html.

All ASH alumnae are invited to join or renew your membership in the ASH Society. We appre-ciate your support!

Football Lottery Tickets for the October 1, 2016 Homecoming football game will be available for ASH Society members! Come join ASH alumnae at the “Pre-Game Huddle” at RPAC (tickets $20) and cheer the Buckeyes as they take on Rutgers. More information will be available this summer on our website ash.alumni.osu.edu.

ASHes to ASHes

August 19, 2016 ASH Orientation for RAs and House ManagersAugust 28, 2016 ASH WelcomeSeptember 30, 2016 OSU Homecoming ParadeOctober 1, 2016 OSU Pregame Huddle & GameJanuary 24, 2017 Wine TastingFebruary 22, 2017 Dinner with 12 BuckeyesMarch 26, 2017 ASH Annual BanquetJuly 14, 2017 Shakespeare in the Park

Upcoming EventsFor more details, check out our website and facebook closer to the event dates!

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Dottie Lee Wilker, OSUAA Josephine Sitterle Failer Award for Volunteer Service to Students

As an alumni association staff member and then as a volunteer, Dorothy “Dottie” Lee Wilker has been a constant and invaluable force behind Ohio State’s Alumnae Scholarship Housing (ASH)program.

Over the course of its long life, ASH has provided low-cost housing to more than a thousand undergraduates. Currently, about 50 women each year live and work together on campus in a cooperative environment that allows them to grow academically and personally.

When Wilker joined the alumni association in 1986 as director of student programs, coordinating the ASH program was among her many responsibilities. Nominator Elaine Edgar, who served on the ASH advisory board, met her during that time. “She was professional, extremely knowledgeable and helpful,” Edgar wrote. “She willingly gave up many evenings and weekends for meetings and student and alumnae events.”

Wilker joined the advisory board after she retired in 2000. “She went above and beyond what is expected of a board member,” Edgar wrote. When the advisory board and the ASH alumnae group merged to form the Alumnae Scholarship

Housing Society in 2012, Wilker spent countless hours reviewing the bylaws of other societies, setting up processes and coordinating timelines and communications. “Dottie’s perspective always focuses on the benefit to students and their well-being,” Edgar wrote. “She gives thoughtful suggestions and solid advice.” Wilker continues to work behind the scenes with ASH, doing everything from hosting students at her home and planting flowers to editing newsletters and preserving the history of the organization.

Nominator Pamela Hager, president of the ASH Society, wrote that early in Wilker’s career, when she was teaching at a school near an airport in Heath, Ohio, she used to watch the planes overhead and dream of learning to fly. She went on to earn a private pilot’s license as well as instrument and commercial ratings. “I couldn’t wait to break through those clouds and see the sun,” she told a newspaper interviewer last year.

Thanks to Dottie Wilker and her work with the Alumnae Scholarship Housing program and other groups, many Ohio State students have broken through the clouds and achieved their own dreams.

Alumnae NewsDottie Lee Wilker SpotlightWe’d love to hear from you! Send news and updates to Ruth Drumheller Gault at ruthgault@gmail.com or 3807 Old Norcross Road, Duluth, GA 30096. We look forward to hearing your news!

1940’sMiriam Mayer Osborne, Original duplex house on West 10th 1945 and 1947 Soroptimist International, theater, 4 year old great-grandson and family gatherings with son and grandchildren.Sarah Brackney Long, Class of 1948Sarah passed away in January 2016. She was ever grateful for her academic scholarship and the opportunity to live in the Alumnae Scholarship House during her undergraduate years. Sarah warmly remembered the lively community and said that the money she saved by living there enabled her to afford to attend medical school. 1950’sMargaret LeFevre Goodrich, MP 1957-1961Enjoyed trip to England and Scotland: a FrankLloyd Wright tour--William Morris/Charles Renie Mackintosh--enjoys handmaking beautiful birthday and Christmas cards.Janet Coate Boyer, DH 1959President of Friends of Greenville Public Library, LWV Board of Directors, OSU Alum of Darke Co. Board, Church Board and Stephen Ministry leader, President of Greenville Art Guild.1960’sRuth Ann Drumheller Gault, MP 1959-1963Learning pickle ball, traveling to duplicate bridgetournaments, knitting patterns from Ravelry.Joan Schweyer Dyke, MP 1961-1964Total of 4 grandchildren from 9 months--18 years.Ruth Ometer Schrock, MP 1961-1964Ruth retired in 2009 from Ohio Department of Health where her position was administrator of the Federal Maternal and Child Health Block Grant for the state of Ohio. Married for 48 years with two daughters. Traveled to Iceland, Galapagos, SwitzerlandSharon Brubaker Ruhl, MP 1961-1965Two years ago had a wonderful three week trip to the Netherlands, Ireland, and England where I visited with friends.1970’sRita Donley, DH 1974-1977Leadership skills learned at ASH have served me well. I have been elected President of my professional organization ACCCCS (Association for the Coordination of Counseling Center Clinical Services).1980’sSharon Quint-Kasner, 1976-1979Daughter Elizabeth married Phillip Messiner inDestin, FL July 11, 2015. Elizabeth is employed at Florida State University K-12 School as 6th grade Mathematics teacher and Alumni of FSU.Lisa Kutschbach Brohl, MP 1981Two granddaughters Blair Kathryn and Annabelle McCarty--won OH Dept. of Natural resources Cardinal Award, Lake Erie Award, and Wildlife Diversity Conservation Award for work with the Lake Erie Islands Conservancy.

Article and photo credit to 2015 Alumni Awards Recipients, The Ohio State University

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MEETINGS & PROGRAMSJoanne Buchar Kitchen, jkitchen@insight.rr.com

2015-16 Year in Review:• ASH Orientation of RAs and House

Managers, August 2015• ASH Welcome, September 2015• Homecoming Parade, October 2015• Homecoming Reunion Tailgate and

Game, October 2015 • Dinner for 12 Buckeyes, October

2015 • Winter Formal, February 2016• Dinner for 12 Buckeyes, March 2016• Annual Banquet, April 2016• Buckeye Nation Events, April 2016• Wine Tasting, May 2016• Shakespeare in the Park, June 2016

SCHOLARSHIPCarole Paris Bickel, cpbickel@yahoo.com and Joan Rinker Kisling, jrinkerkisling@gmail.com

For the 2015-16 school year, $168,884 was awarded in 35 scholarships to ASH residents. This included 18 full housing scholarships to each woman in Fechko house, provided through the generosity of Elaine K. Buerkel, ASH Fechko House Scholarship Fund. An additional eight full housing, two half housing, six need-based, and one graduate scholarships were awarded. The 2016-17 scholarship applications have been completed and the awards process is currently underway.

EXECUTIVEShare your talents! We have positions opening up in the ASH Society and are looking for women to help in the following areas. Interested in learning more? Please reach out to President Pam Pozderac Hager, pmhager@hickorygrove.com for more information. Outreach Committee ChairpersonMembership Committee Members & ChairpersonNominating Committee Members & ChairpersonMeetings & Programs Committee MembersCommunications Committee MembersFinance Committee MembersAdvancement Committee Members

The Ohio State University Alumnae Scholarship Housing Society pro-motes the advancement of the best interests and continuance of the ASH Program by providing fellowship, scholarships and the furtherance of professional relationships among the alumnae, students, faculty, staff and friends of the ASH Society. It is an integral part of The Ohio State Univer-sity Alumni Association. The ASH Society also promotes and supports the mission of the Association.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE* (*Term of office is calendar year) PRESIDENT Pamela Pozderac Hager, DH ‘76-’78; Term* ’16-‘171980 BA Math & Phys • pmhager@hickorygrove.com

PAST-PRESIDENT / Meetings & Programs Co-ChairJoanne Buchar Kitchen, MP ‘58 -’62; Term ’16-‘171962 BS, 1979 MA Edu • jkitchen@insight.rr.com

SECRETARY / Communications Committee Co-ChairNancy Vosler Smith, D-H; Term ‘15-‘161986 BS Edu • njsmith_94@yahoo.com

TREASURER / Finance Committee ChairBrittany Baudo, Fechko ’08-’12; Term ’16-‘172012 BS Bus Adm., Finance • BritBaudo@gmail.com

AT-LARGE MEMBERS * Scholarship Sub-Committee Co-ChairCarole Paris Bickel, MP ‘66 -’69; Term ’16-171970 BS Edu, 1989 MA, Math • cpbickel@yahoo.com

Scholarship Sub-Committee Co-Chair Joan Rinker-Kisling, Term ’15-‘16jrinkerkisling@gmail.com

Communications Committee Co-ChairMary Eck Malphurs, RA DH ’03-’04; Term ’12-May 2016 2004 BS Mrktg/Logistics • mary.malphurs@gmail.com

Meetings & Programs Committee Co-Chair Tammy Torbet Passa, MP ’86; Term ’14-‘161990 BA, 1996 MA Edu • tammypassa@hotmail.com

Advancement Committee ChairKathleen Johnson Schnipke, MP ‘86-87; Term ’15-‘161990 BS English/Political Sci, 1993 JD kathleenjohnson@embarqmail.com

Brenda Kay Toler, Term ’14-’16 1978 BS, 1980 MA, 1989 PHD Edu • btoler@columbus.rr.com

2015-16 STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES(Term of office is academic calendar year)Megan Patterson (Fechko) Jasmine Yeboah-Boahene (Hanley) Stephani DuScheid (Pomerene)

ASH Society Board Roster

Committee Reports

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The ASH Annual Banquet held on April 3, 2016 at the Longaberger Alumni House commenced with our Society’s Annual Meeting. This brief meeting included reports from the Secretary, Treasurer, and Executive Committee. Advancement and Scholarship reports and a report of 2015-16 ASH Programs and Events were also presented.

Following a delicious meal, Keynote Speaker Javaune Adams-Gaston, Ph.D., Vice-President for Student Life, spoke on the topic of “Finding Your Passion at Ohio State”. “Dr. J” shared some inspiring quotes and included:

“Find your passion Find your enthusiasm and then Live your passion, Live your enthusiasm.”

The evening concluded with a reception of the 2015-16 Women of the Year, nominated by their housemates, Sakiko Minagawa (Fechko), Shivani Ambani (Hanley), and Eugenia Stanisauskis (Pomerene).

Congratulations and thank you for your dedication to the spirit of ASH!

Donna Green will be spend-ing the next four years at Ohio State in the Doctor of Audiology (AuD) program.

Sabrina Johnson is pursuing a full-time soil and agronomy position in the Wayne County area and is considering graduate school in the future.

Kaira Mercer-Jones has been working since her autumn semester December 2015 graduation.

Minori Minagawa will begin the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program at Ohio State this summer.

Sakiko Minagawa is looking forward to 3 more years of school in the M.S. Coordinat-ed Medical Dietetics program and her plan to become a sports dietitian.

Tasmia Moulvi will be return-ing to and working in the Washington DC area.

Rhiana Shabazz plans to attend the OSU Master of Health Administration (MHA) program.

Heather Steineman will be working at Riverside Method-ist Hospital and applying to a Physician Assistant program.

Madalyn White is moving to Kentucky this summer to attend a Northern Kentucky University M.S. Industrial-Organizational Psychology program in the fall.

Jasmine Yeboah-Boahene will be attending a graduate program in Nursing in Boston.

ASH SeniorsAnnual Banquet

Website/InternshipOur new ASH Society website is up and running! Please check out: http://ash.alumni.osu.edu

Please bookmark this website and follow our updates throughout the year. We’ll post upcoming events, board documents, scholarship information and details on how to get involved.

Additionally, we’re looking forward to a current ASH resident participating in an unpaid internship to manage website updates with OSUAA, maintain our social media channels and support the eblast and ASHes to ASHes Newsletter.

Please reach out to President Pam Hager at pmhager@hickorygrove.com.

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We had a great response to our 80th Anniversary Fundraiser – about double what we normally receive.Total donations in 2015 were about $50K, including two Blaze, three Flame, Four Ember and 47 ASHes donors. Thank you to our generous alumnae community!

BLAZE LEVEL: $10,000 AND UPFLAME LEVEL: $5,000 TO $9,999EMBER LEVEL: $1,000 TO $4,999ASHES LEVEL: $150 TO $999Giving is easy! To donate online: giveto.osu.edu/makeagift/OnlineGivingDonation.aspx

2015 ASH LEVEL DONORSBLAZE LEVEL ($10,000 and up)Elaine K. Buerkel, Coshocton, Ohio Dr. Ruth Elinor Deacon, Columbus, Ohio

FLAME LEVEL ($5,000 to $9,999) Joyce Mace, Dallas Texas Ruth Little Strader, Upper Arlington, Ohio Dr. Judith Wilson Tansky, Powell, Ohio

EMBER LEVEL ($1,000 to $4,999) Dr. Janet Winifred Bay, Powell, OhioNancy L. Provenza Henn, Mentor, OhioDr. Doris Patterson Nocera, Sarasota, FloridaElizabeth Blair Shook-Shewmon, Columbus, Ohio

ASHES LEVEL ($150 to $999) Mary Radziewicz Allen, San Francisco, CaliforniaRita Higgins Ball, Gambier, Ohio Carole Paris Bickel, Blacklick, Ohio Geraldine M. Brandon, Naples, Florida Kathleen Ann Brockbader, Ann Arbor, Michigan Janet R. Burnside, Cleveland, Ohio Maureen Derringer Cole, Miamisburg, Ohio Bambi Susan Couch-Page, Lexington, Ohio

Lori Diefenthaler Ferdinand, Hilliard, Ohio Barbara J. Forsthoefel, Troy, Ohio Ristina Lenae Gooden, Columbus, Ohio Dianne Wright Greer, Lansdale, Pennsylvania Wava Gillespie Haney, Middleton, Wisconsin Kathleen Sue Helm, Bowling Green, Ohio Dr. Maryalys Karnes Hill, Newhall, California Donna Hailey Imhulse, Cumming, Georgia Dr. Charel Vlach Khol, Kent, Ohio Joanne Buchar Kitchen, Columbus, Ohio June Ellen Komar, San Diego, California Linda Sue Lawton, Fleming, Ohio Mary and William Anthony Lee, Daniels, West VirginiaJeannette Chapman List, Grove City, Ohio Susan Fischer Lodish, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Susan Jane Logan, Delaware, Ohio Charlotte Kastner Lubawy, Lexington, Kentucky Darlene Hinerman McCalmont, Palo Alto, CaliforniaElizabeth Ann Meurer, Dexter, Michigan Rebecca E. Molnar, Coshocton, OhioBarbara Lee Myers, Las Cruces, New MexicoSue Ellen Nokes, Lexington, KentuckyAlbert J. Parker, Athens, GeorgiaBarbara and Chris Proicou, Columbus, OhioSusan Anita Purtell, Cincinnati, OhioMadeline Roseta Rado, Palo Alto, California Virginia Kunert Ribbans, Clermont, Florida Theresa Burkhart Royston, Chicago, IllinoisNancy A. Santoro, Columbus, Ohio Kathleen Johnson Schnipke, Westerville, Ohio Ruth Ometer Shrock, Galena, Ohio Christine A. Sichter, Daniel, Wyoming Jane E. Sieberth, Powell, Ohio Jane Louise Trask, Columbus, Ohio Judith R. Wastier, Jackson, Ohio Dorothy Lee Wilker, Upper Arlington, OhioDr. Judith C. Williston, Ypsilanti, MichiganEleanor Brown Wolf, Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Danielle Ecole Woods, Columbus, Ohio Rita Kestner Zakrajsek, North Royalton, Ohio

Please choose from the following list of funds for your ASH donationsSCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

Lucy (Hanley)-Lelia (Davisson) Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . #604352

Edward & Hazel Stephenson Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . #606956

Helen Hosford Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #603298

Frances E. Jones Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #603479

Eileen Brown Cole Graduate Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . .#641367

Anniversary Fund* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .#600228

ASH Residents Fund* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .#640132

Virgil & Adnelle Heskett Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #663162

Elaine & Monica Buerkel ASH Fund* . . . . . . . . . . . . #313871

Ruth Little Strader & Jack D. Strader* . . . . . . . . . . #647008

*Denotes former ASH Resident. See ash.alumni.osu.edu/scholarships/ for the complete list of scholarship funds.

DISCRETIONARY FUNDSDorothy Evans Lewis Memorial Fund . . . . . . . . . . .#604163Used for the purchase of books, magazine subscriptions, theatre, con-cert and lecture tickets and other forms of cultural advancement.

ASH Gift Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #305032Used for current ASH Program expenses including ASH Welcome & Orientation and Annual Banquet.

Josephine Sitterle Failer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #602116Used for ASH residents who have been elected to University recog-nized honorees with funds for membership fees and pins.

Speer, M.C. & W. R. Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #606855To be used for the proposed expansion of the Fechko House.

James J. & Virginia Starbuck Conn Fund . . . . . . . .#601423To be used for renovation or construction of ASH Houses.

Ruth Fechko Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .#642158Supports the ASH Houses as determined by the ASH Society Board of Governors.

Advancement

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“I’ve always wanted to do what I could to give back. As I’ve said many, many times, if it hadn’t been for the scholarship house and my scholarships, I would not have been able to go to school.” -Elaine K. Buerkel

Elaine Buerkel (’60, ’64) learned to budget in the ninth grade, a skill that has allowed her to generously give back to Ohio State and dramatically change the lives of the Alumnae Scholarship House (ASH) residents. In 2012, she established the Elaine K & Monica Buerkel Alumnae House Scholarship Fund in memory of her sister. It provides one ASH resident with a full room-and-board scholarship. In 2015

Buerkel and her sister, Joyce, established the ASH Fechko House Scholarship Fund, which provides all 18 Fechko House residents with full room-and-board scholarships for the 2015–2016 academic year.

Buerkel chose to attend Ohio State for its home economics department, which was ranked No. 2 in the country at the time. After hearing about the ASH program, she interviewed with Bland Stradley — then the university’s vice president of student relations — and was accepted to live in Davisson-Hanley Scholarship House. She lived there all four years except for her last quarter, when she did her student teaching. “I liked the scholarship house because, coming from a small town, it felt like a family setup.” Buerkel now hopes that the girls who receive her scholarships feel like they are part of a family and that they are able to give back someday.

Over the years, Buerkel has given far more than monetary support. During her years as a teacher, she sewed draperies for Davisson-Hanley Scholarship House and for Mary Pomerene Alumnae Scholarship House. Fechko House

is currently decorated with beautiful draperies and cushions that she sewed.

Buerkel’s talents and generosity are deeply appreciated by anyone who steps into the scholarship houses. She has made a lasting impact on the lives of Ohio State students and serves as an inspiration for what it truly means to give with your whole heart.

Built on a Foundation of Giving Back: The Alumnae Scholarship House Family

“It would have been pretty tough to actually stay at Ohio State because of how much it costs. Just being able to be here was an amazing experience, I didn’t expect to get a scholarship with it; I just thought I’d have to pay less.”- Paige Danford, first year

“The fact that I have this opportunity to live in this house, and the fact that Elaine has provided that opportunity is completely a blessing. I really want to do something like what she has done. I really want to help the future students who are going to be in this house.”- Kelsey Esterline, second year

STAY CONNECTED!ash.alumni.osu.edu

facebook.com/AshGrouposu.edu/alumni

housing.osu.edu/learningcommunities/alumnae-scholarship-housing

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Photo Gallery

ASH was well represented at the 2016 BuckeyeThon benefiting Nationwide Children’s Hospital Hematology/ Oncology & BMT. The Alumnae Scholarship Housing Team of 16 women, including 11 at the Dance Marathon, helped BuckeyeThon raise $3,606.36 for The Kids with multiple bake sales, donation days at local restaurants, and team and individual fundraising!

Buckeye Nation included ASH Alumnae and Friends at the Pack Shack event on

April 14, 2016 at the Ohio Union. “Feed the Funnel” volunteers packed 76,300

meals for the Mid-Ohio Food Bank.