ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012
CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION A FOUNDATION FOR ENGAGED LEARNING
PHILANTHROPY @ WORK
MESSAGE FROM THE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
To our Alumni and Friends: When you take a few minutes to look through this Cleveland State University Foundation Annual Report, I know you will share my pride over the growth of CSU into a vibrant and respected institution. This is due, in no small part, to the support of our graduates and donors who are ambassadors for the University, role models for our students, and believers in the hope and promise that Cleveland State represents. This year, some 17,500 students chose Cleveland State for their higher education. We are helping many of them achieve their dream of attaining a college degree through scholarship assistance. Our second-annual Radiance, CSU Realizing the Promise raised a record $504,300 in support of scholarships, thanks to the generosity of lead sponsor Parker Hannifin Corporation and other corporate and individual supporters. Radiance scholarships are earmarked specifically for students at risk of dropping out of school because of finances. Also this year, retired alumnus Robert Campenella, BS ’71, made a $2.5 million provision in his estate plan for scholarships in recognition of the importance of education. Going forward, private support will be more crucial than ever. Nationally, financing for higher education dropped 7.6 percent last year — the sharpest decline in half a century. In Ohio, the state subsidy for our operating budget has dropped through the years from 60 percent to 40 percent to the current 27 percent — and is likely to decrease even further. The message is clear: higher education must look well beyond the public sector for funding. That’s why we are dependent upon, and so grateful for, the generosity of private donors. If we are to aspire to greatness — and our ambition is nothing less than to transform Cleveland State into a best-in-class urban university — we need your continued financial support, your volunteerism and service, and your mentorship of our students. Thank you very much for all that you do for Cleveland State. I look forward to working with you to assure a bright future for our University and our students. Ronald M. Berkman President, Cleveland State University
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MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP
To our Alumni and Friends: There are countless reasons to feel positive about Cleveland State University – a burgeoning enrollment of academically competitive students, an esteemed faculty, a challenging curriculum that provides an engaged learning experience, a campus that is spurring downtown growth and development, and so much more. Cleveland State has matured into an institution that is highly respected, for both the education it provides and the leadership role it plays in the community. A degree from Cleveland State is respected by employers and pays dividends to graduates. Your investment in the University also pays dividends. This year, Foundation funds under investment grew to $54.3 million, the highest total ever. Our alumni and friends realize and appreciate the value of CSU to both students and Northeast Ohio and are investing accordingly. Just as Cleveland State University is committed to providing access to higher education, the CSU Foundation is committed to growing its endowment to support student scholarships, faculty research and more. To this end, we elected 15 new members to the Foundation Board of Directors this year and we invited representatives of CSU’s Visiting Committees to join the board as well. Already, these new members are bringing energy, ideas and passion to our mission. The University’s continued growth depends upon its ability to guide students along a clearly defined path to graduation and fulfilling careers, and to producing visionary leaders who are committed to the future of Northeast Ohio. With your support, we will continue to succeed. Steven A. Minter
Berinthia R. LeVine
Chair Vice President, University Advancement Cleveland State University Foundation Executive Director, Cleveland State University Foundation
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PHILANTHROPIC HIGHLIGHTS 2011-2012 CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION FUNDS UNDER INVESTMENT REACHED AN ALL-TIME HIGH — $54.3 MILLION,
thanks to generous gifts and prudent financial counsel. Dr. Antonie van den Bogert
The Parker Hannifin Foundation pledged $1.5 million toward research infrastructure and support of an Endowed Chair in human motion and control to assist individuals with disabilities and confined to wheelchairs. The pledge will fund a laboratory with advanced treadmills, motion sensors and three-dimensional imaging equipment, all aimed at developing improved methods to study human movement and replicate healthy limbs in prosthetics and orthotics. Dr. Antonie van den Bogert, an internationally renowned researcher in biomechanics, has joined the Fenn College of Engineering’s Department of Mechanical Engineering as the Parker Hannifin Endowed Chair in Human Motion and Control.
With Parker Hannifin as lead sponsor, Radiance, CSU Realizing the Promise raised $504,300 for student scholarships, surpassing its first year total of $377,000. Radiance scholarships were awarded to 119 undergraduate students in good academic standing who were at risk for dropping out of school because of finances. Alumnus Donald Washkewicz, Parker’s chairman, CEO and president, received CSU’s President’s Medal. The goal is $750,000 for the next Radiance, CSU Realizing the Promise on Friday, May 10, 2013.
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The Partnership for Urban Health, a Cleveland State/Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) collaboration to train primary care physicians to serve urban areas, received generous support. The Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation awarded a $500,000 three-year grant to establish a mentoring program that will involve educators, doctors and community champions to help assure the success of students being trained as primary care physicians. Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Ohio awarded a $198,343 grant as lead sponsor of the Careers in Health and Medical Professions (CHAMPS) program for high school students. CHAMPS, an integral component of the high school-CSU-NEOMED pipeline, builds awareness of medical and health careers, increases knowledge in the sciences and mathematics, enhances readiness for college, and sharpens personal skills. The Partnership for Urban Health has also received generous support from the Cleveland Foundation, Martha Holden Jennings Foundation, St. Vincent Charity Medical Center, Saint Luke’s Foundation and the David and Inez Myers Foundation.
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PHILANTHROPIC HIGHLIGHTS – GIFTS, GRANTS AND PLEDGES • Cleveland State University secured more than $2.4 million for scholarships; the number of endowed scholarships increased from 261 to 272.
• Alumnus Robert P. Campanella, ’71 BS, made a $2.5 million provision in his estate plan to provide scholarships for students in engineering, business and the physical sciences. Mr. Campanella was taking Ohio State University night classes at Lakewood High School when CSU was established in 1964. His credits transferred and he earned a degree in mathematics. Throughout college, he worked third shift as a tool grinder. Following graduation, he found success as an engineer for Eaton Corporation for 20 years and as a businessman. He is now retired and living in Florida.
• Ronald J. Davis, BBA ’69 and MBA ’75, George E. Davis, Jr. and Barbara Morse donated $179,500 to the Ronald J. Davis Endowed Scholarship Fund. • Parker Hannifin Foundation pledged $150,000 for ongoing cancer research by Dr. Michael Kalafatis, professor of chemistry.
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• Peter A. and Rita M. Carfagna, majority owners of the Lake County Captains, a Class A affiliate of the Cleveland Indians, established the Captains Scholarship presented by the Carfagna Family to benefit outstanding students at the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law who are interested in pursuing a career in sports or entertainment law. Mr. Carfagna serves as an Executive-inResidence at C|M|Law.
• Attorney S. Lee Kohrman, a member of the CSU Foundation Board of Directors and president of the David and Inez Myers Foundation, established the Max I. Kohrman Memorial Endowed Public Interest Fellowship Fund in memory of his father. The late Mr. Kohrman practiced law in Cleveland for nearly 50 years. The fellowship will benefit Cleveland-Marshall College of Law students who are committed to public service.
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CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY HIGHLIGHTS • Fall semester 2012 enrollment surpassed 17,500, with the largest freshman class in CSU history — 1,580 students. The freshman class is the most academically competitive ever — with ACT scores and a grade point average topping the national average. Over the past two years, freshman enrollment has soared 26 percent while retention and graduation rates also have improved.
• CSU’s Arts Campus, a “Power of Three” partnership between the University, Cleveland Play House and PlayhouseSquare, is generating national student interest and publicity. CSU’s theatre, dance and art departments have relocated to the refurbished Allen Theatre and Middough Building, while The Galleries at CSU has relocated to the Cowell & Hubbard Building. The Arts Campus, unlike any other in the nation, is providing students in all arts genres with state-of-the-art facilities while enabling them to hone their skills alongside working arts professionals.
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• Cleveland State was awarded two grants totaling $1.3 million from the National Science Foundation to increase the number of graduates in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). An $875,000 grant — one of only 22 awarded nationally — will help students complete mathematics requirements. A $450,000 grant will provide STEM scholarships.
• Campus International School, an innovative collaboration between CSU and the Cleveland Metropolitan School District, raised more than $60,000 at One World! Soiree, its first-ever fundraiser. Started in 2010, the school has outgrown its original facility and has moved to Cole Center on the CSU campus. Adding a grade each year, the academically rigorous school offers grades K-4 and will eventually expand to K-12.
• In a new partnership with CSU, Progressive Insurance pledged to fund five student scholarships and initiated its first-ever internship program, designed to help students acquire the skills and knowledge that employers seek. Progressive employs nearly 200 CSU alumni.
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• The Partnership for Urban Health, a CSU/Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) partnership, is training students, especially minorities, to be urban primary care physicians at the NEOMED academic campus at CSU. The shortage of such physicians is a national healthcare issue. The initiative offers two unique programs – one targeting individuals who already have a bachelor’s degree and are willing to make a commitment to primary care in urban settings, and one targeting incoming CSU freshmen from minority and disadvantaged backgrounds who want to study health professions.
• Sixteen CSU graduate programs were featured in U.S. News & World Report’s 2013 edition of America’s Best Grad Schools. The Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs was ranked second in the nation for the graduate specialty of city management and urban policy. Levin’s graduate specialization in the management of nonprofit organizations was ranked 12th nationally and is the only ranked program in Ohio. The Cleveland-Marshall College of Law came in 38th among law schools for part-time students. The Master of Occupational Therapy program, in the College of Sciences and Health Professions and the only graduate-level occupational therapy program in Northeast Ohio, was 58th in the nation.
• Physics Professor James A. Lock received the Dr. Jennie S. Hwang Award for Faculty Excellence, the highest University honor recognizing faculty members for exceptional achievements in teaching, research, and service. Dr. Hwang, a member of the CSU Foundation Board of Directors and the founder, president and CEO of H Technologies Group, established the award through a gift to the Foundation to help inspire faculty to ever-increasing levels of excellence. Dr. Lock also received CSU’s Distinguished Faculty Award for Research for his work in optical physics and applied and mathematical optics. • Other 2011-12 honorees were Dr. Beth Ekelman, Distinguished Faculty Award for Service, Dr. Vera D. Vogelsang-Coombs and Dr. Dinah Volk, Distinguished Faculty Award for Teaching, and Dr. Mary Ellen Waithe, Distinguished Faculty Award for Research.
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Dr. Jennie S. Hwang
• CSU’s wind tower at Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Indians, is the first in a major league ballpark and has been featured in USA Today. The 21-foot-tall, corkscrew-shaped tower has four turbines that automatically rotate to face into the wind and is the latest advancement in wind amplification research by Dr. Majid Rashidi, the Betty L. Gordon Distinguished Professor and chair of engineering technology at CSU’s Fenn College of Engineering.
• Phase one of Campus Village, Cleveland’s largest residential development in 30 years, opened in August 2012 and is completely full; there is a waiting list for phase two, which will open in August 2013. Campus Village is creating a thriving neighborhood in the heart of the city and includes housing for 600 residents in one-, two-, threeand four-bedroom, market-rate apartments, as well as shops, restaurants, and green spaces. Campus Village is named The Langston, in honor of prominent local poet Langston Hughes.
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SCHOLARSHIP LUNCHEON
PHILANTHROPY @ WORK
Brian Allen
Rachel Strongoli
Andrew Gotlieb
Cleveland State University’s Scholarship Luncheon is an annual event that personalizes philanthropy.
at CSU. He now is at Northeast Ohio Medical University, studying to be a primary care physician.
This year, more than 200 scholarship donors and student recipients attended, learning more about each other and putting faces to the generosity that grows each year. Three students shared their personal stories of how scholarships have impacted their lives.
Rachel Strongoli, an art major, holds the Gerald and Victoria Read Honors Scholarship. The award alleviates the financial burden of college on her family.
Brian Allen, who graduated in May with a degree in biology, received the Carl D. Glickman Honors Program Scholarship for all of his four years
Andrew Gotlieb graduated in May with a master’s degree in urban planning, design and development. He held the Norman Krumholz Scholarship and the Catherine A. and David P. O’Neill Hope Scholarship. Now enrolled in Cleveland-
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Marshall College of Law, Gotlieb hopes to someday be a scholarship donor himself so future students can benefit from the same opportunities he has had. Stressing the importance of private support, particularly as federal, state and local governments have cut back on funds for higher education, President Ronald M. Berkman noted, “CSU is increasingly becoming the school of choice for students. Scholarships are critically important to helping them achieve their dreams.”
STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
JENNIFER CHAMBERS graduated from Lorain County Community College (LCCC) with two associate degrees and then enrolled in the nonprofit administration degree program offered through a CSU/LCCC partnership. The Sandusky area resident took all her CSU classes at LCCC until her final semester. She will graduate in December 2012.
As president of CSU’s student chapter of Engineers Without Borders, IDDRISU SEIDU has traveled to Belize to help complete construction of a school which doubles as a community hurricane shelter. He has held two co-op positions and interns at a local engineering firm. After graduating in May 2013, the mechanical engineering major will continue on at CSU for his master’s degree. He hopes for a career in the space or robotics industries.
Swimmer CARYS BEHN won 25 events and set multiple records in her debut season as a Viking; last year she was the first undefeated swimmer in the Horizon League Championships, winning seven gold medals. An intern in CSU’s Marketing Department, Carys will graduate in December 2012 with a degree in advertising and promotional communication.
When MEGANN WELSH graduates in May 2013, she’ll be the seventh member of her family with a nursing degree. She hopes to find a hospital or clinic position in obstetrics or pediatrics and enroll part time in CSU’s online master of nursing program with the goal of becoming a forensic nurse examiner. Megann is president of CSU’s Student Nurse Association.
A third-year forward on the Viking basketball team, LUDOVIC NDAYE is majoring in health sciences/ physical therapy and minoring in psychology in order to help others like himself who have suffered sportsrelated injuries. The Republic of the Congo, Africa native will graduate in 2014.
SARAH KASPER, a history major/anthropology minor, will graduate in May 2013. She’ll then pursue a master’s degree in history at CSU and eventually hopes to earn a Ph.D. and teach at the college level. The first in her family to attend college, she believes scholarships are an investment in students who want to use their education to benefit the Cleveland area following graduation.
ALIA ALMASHNI is trilingual, holds degrees from Cuyahoga Community College, John Carroll University and CSU (master’s in Spanish), and is now pursuing teaching certification in a foreign language with a minor in Arabic and Middle Eastern studies. She hopes to graduate in 2013 and then teach foreign language in middle school.
ELDAR SOULIAEV spent two weeks in South Korea on a CSU Study Abroad experience. The accounting/ international business major, a native of Russia, transferred to CSU after earning an associate degree from Cuyahoga Community College. He will graduate in May 2013 and plans to teach English and Russian abroad.
When you support scholarships at Cleveland State University, you invest in students who are changing their lives through education.
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GIFTS BY DIVISION
FINANCIALS 2011-2012
EDUCATION & HUMAN SERVICES $87,686 ATHLETICS $232,669
NURSING $53,570 LIBRARY $16,252
URBAN AFFAIRS $312,150
LIBERAL ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES $366,068
GENERAL UNIVERSITY $1,325,903
ENGINEERING $457,786
SCIENCES & HEALTH PROFESSIONS $880,831
LAW $713,917 BUSINESS $792,232
NEW COMMITMENTS
DONORS
Includes gifts, pledges & planned giving
Includes gifts & pledge payments
$14,608,281
8
14 12 $11,389,117
6
$10,779,407
5,788 DONORS (THOUSANDS)
DOLLARS (MILLIONS)
10 8 6 4
5,920 5,265
4
2
2 0
FY10
FY11
0
FY12
as of June 30, 2012
54.3
43.7
40
RATE OF RETURN %
MARKET VALUE IN MILLIONS
FY12
PERFORMANCE
as of June 30, 2012
50
FY11
ENDOWMENT PORTFOLIO
FUNDS UNDER INVESTMENT 53.9
FY10
30 20
15 11.8%
10
5.9%
5 1.4%
0
10
-1.5%
0
2010
2011
2012
1 YEAR
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3 YEAR
5 YEAR
10 YEAR
THE CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC. STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION JUNE 30, 2012 (WITH COMPARATIVE TOTALS FOR 2011) ASSETS
Current assets: Cash and cash equivalents Accounts receivable Contributions receivable, net Total current assets
2012
Non-current assets: Contributions receivable, net Long-term investments Funds held on behalf of others: Cleveland State University Cleveland State University Alumni Association Total non-current assets
Total assets
2011
$ 3,346,274 595,790 1,660,074 5,602,138
$ 4,168,736 387,869 1,034,821 5,591,426
8,906,214 54,700,811
6,880,023 52,409,575
2,530,750 353,081 66,490,856
2,590,934 366,939 62,247,471
$ 72,092,994
$ 67,838,897
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Liabilities: Current liabilities: Accounts payable Current portion of note payable Payable to Cleveland State University Annuities payable Total current liabilities
2012
Non-current liabilities: Note payable, net of current portion Annuities payable, net of current portion Funds held on behalf of others: Cleveland State University Cleveland State University Alumni Association Total non-current liabilities Total liabilities Net Assets: Unrestricted: Undesignated Board-designated – scholarships Total unrestricted Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted Total net assets
Total liabilities and net assets
$ 31,666 39,996 2,343,930 33,376 2,448,968
$ 19,243 39,996 1,051,798 32,517 1,143,554
644,747 104,169
684,743 108,186
2,530,750 353,081 3,632,747 6,081,715
2,590,934 366,939 3,750,802 4,894,356
(1,178,606) 164,391 (1,014,215) 24,021,694 43,003,800 66,011,279
(184,387) 164,169 (20,218) 22,395,040 40,569,719 62,944,541
$ 72,092,994
$ 67,838,897
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2011
RADIANCE, CSU REALIZING THE PROMISE
PHILANTHROPY @ WORK
Thanks to Radiance, CSU Realizing the Promise, 119 students received scholarships that will help them realize their own promise. The second-annual Radiance raised $504,300, surpassing its first year total of $377,000. Radiance scholarships assist undergraduates who are at risk for dropping out of school because of finances, enabling them to stay in school and progress toward their degrees. Stephen Carpmail, shown with his father, spoke on behalf of all Radiance Scholars at the event. The success of Radiance was made possible by support from lead sponsor Parker Hannifin and other corporate and private donors. CSU alumnus Donald Washkewicz, Parker’s chairman, CEO and president, received the President’s Medal in recognition of the long-standing Parker-CSU partnership. The goal is $750,000 for the next Radiance on Friday, May 10, 2013. For sponsorship information and tickets, contact the CSU Foundation at 216-523-7207 or visit www.csuohio.edu/radiance
THANK YOU 2012 RADIANCE SPONSORS TITLE Parker Hannifin Corporation PLATINUM Usha & Monte Ahuja Cleveland Clinic MetroHealth PNC University Hospitals TITANIUM Pam & Don Washkewicz The Adler Family Foundation Guy Brown Express GOLD The Stephen & Joanne Kirk Foundation The Brewer-Garrett Company
Cohen & Company Collection Auto Group Forest City Enterprises Huntington Bank KeyBank The Lubrizol Corporation
Fifth Third Bank Invacare Jones Day Nebraska Book Company Progressive RPM Squire Sanders (US) LLP US Bank
SILVER Richard A. Barone Joanne & Craig Black Judy & Mort Levin Polly & Steve Percy Judy & Bob Rawson Terri & Ron Weinberg American Greetings Baker Hostetler Richard L. Bowen & Associates Cleveland Indians
BRONZE Anthony S. Bakale Patsy & Ronald Berkman Rita & Peter Carfagna Richard Fleischman Berinthia & Mark LeVine Cheryl & Joe Levanduski Dolly & Steve Minter Marge & Dan Moore Benesch
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Calfee Halter & Griswold LLP Cleveland Thermal Ernst & Young The Fedeli Group Lucile & Robert H. Gries Charity Fund Nordson David & Inez Myers Foundation Sisters of Charity Health System The Superlative Group Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP Thompson Hine LLP
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2011-2012 CASH GIFTS The Cleveland State University Foundation gratefully acknowledges generous and ongoing support from the corporations, foundations, alumni, faculty, emeriti, staff, students and friends that contributed to the University in Fiscal Year 2012.
GIFTS OF $100,000 OR MORE Dr. Usha and Mr. Monte Ahuja The Cleveland Foundation Mr. George E. Davis, Jr. Mr. Ronald J. Davis# Fund For Our Economic Future of Northeast Ohio Kaiser Permanente Mrs. Barbara I. Morse Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation Parker Hannifin Corporation Parker Hannifin Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Tomsich GIFTS OF $50,000-$99,999 Mr. Bruce L. Altman# Mr. Richard L. Bowen Huron School of Nursing Alumni Association The Lubrizol Corporation OLDC-OCA Cooperative Education Trust Mr. Fred Sheibley Mr. James A. Thomas Mr. Paul A. Unger# The Unger Foundation GIFTS OF $25,000-$49,999 Timothy C. Beyer Fund The Robert F. Busbey Charitable Foundation Cleveland Clinic Mr. and Mrs. John Draper Fenn Educational Fund Mrs. Betty L. Gordon The George Gund Foundation The Martha Holden Jennings Foundation KeyBank Foundation
The Stephen and Joanne Kirk Foundation Kulas Foundation MetroHealth Foundation John P. Murphy Foundation Mrs. Gratian M. Nugent The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Percy+ PNC Bank William H. Thesling III, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. P. Kelly Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Washkewicz GIFTS OF $10,000-$24,999 Thomas and Joann Adler Family Foundation ALCOA Foundation Anonymous Baker Hostetler Dr. Meredith Bond and Antonio Scarpa, M.D.+ The Brewer-Garrett Company The Britton Fund The Charles M. & Helen M. Brown Memorial Foundation Burke, Rosen & Associates The Honorable Nancy A. Fuerst and Dr. John F. Burke, Jr. Carfagna Family Foundation Mrs. Rita M. Carfagna Cleveland State University Alumni Association Cohen & Company Paul E. DiCorleto, Ph.D. Dr. Bart A. DiLiddo George and Becky Dunn Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. George J. Dunn# Ms. Rebecca Dunn
The Richard Eaton Foundation, Inc. The Enterline Foundation Hubert A. & Gladys C. Estabrook Charitable Trust Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Forest City Enterprises Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Fornari Genesis HealthCare LLC James Glynn Foundation Guy Brown Express Mr. James D. Heckelman Huntington Bank Jewish Federation of Cleveland Mr. Louis G. Joseph S. Lee & Margery S. Kohrman Philanthropic Fund The Lincoln Electric Foundation Mrs. Jeannine M. Louie+ Lubrizol Foundation Ms. Mary Anne Lucas Dr. Carmella E. Mansfield Mr. Walter R. Mansfield# McCarthy, Lebit, Crystal & Liffman Co., LPA Meisel Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Miller Morgan Stanley Smith Barney GIFT, Inc. Mr. John T. Mount Ms. Marilyn Mount# Nebraska Book Company Nurenberg, Paris, Heller & McCarthy Co., L.P.A. Ohio USA PAC The Honorable and Mrs. Raymond L. Pianka Porter Wright LLP Postech
Mr. John H. Roberts Dr. Harvey S. Rosen Rebecca & Etta Rosenberg Memorial Fund Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Drs. Michael and Joanne Schwartz+ Dr. Beth Brandt Sersig Dr. Roberta Steinbacher+ Mr. Louis Stokes Mr. Richard P. Stovsky Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Thomas Thompson Hine LLP Tucker Ellis LLP The Honorable and Mrs. George V. Voinovich Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Zabor Zapis Charitable Foundation Inc. GIFTS OF $5,000-$9,999 American Greetings Corporation Anonymous Mr. Jeff Apisdorf Mr. and Mrs. Sairam Appaji The Appelbaum-Kahn Foundation The Baker Hostetler Foundation Richard A. Barone Charitable Foundation Ronald M. and Patsy Berkman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beyer Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Black Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Black Dean and Mrs. Craig M. Boise+ Dr. Bette R. Bonder and Dr. Patrick G. Bray+ Mr. Robert Brooks Buckley King Cleveland Indians Baseball Company
+ FACULTY/STAFF # DECEASED * MATCHING GIFT
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Collection Auto Group Mr. Anthony Colnar Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Cosgrove Deloitte Foundation Ms. Teresa K. Demchak Direct Opinions Eaton Charitable Fund Ms. Carol G. Emerling Fifth Third Bank of Northeast Ohio FirstEnergy Foundation Richard Fleischman + Partners Architects, Inc. Friedman & Frey LLC Mr. Ian N. Friedman+ Mr. Myles C. Gallagher Mr. Frank L. Gallucci III GCA Services Group, Inc. Global Spectrum, LP Hahn Loeser + Parks LLP Mrs. Renee Fetko Hall and Mr. Jeff Hall The Albert M. Higley Co. Dr. and Ms. Edward W. Hill+ Mr. Thomas E. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Hughes Hyland Software, Inc. Intel Foundation Invacare Corporation Jackson Lewis LLP Mr. Larry H. James The Jochum-Moll Foundation Jones Day Ms. Linda M. Kane Mr. Peter W. Klein Mr. Richard C. Klein Mr. Roger D. Klein Mr. Eugene A. Klingshirn
The Huron School of Nursing closed on May 31, 2011, but its long and rich history will endure. When it opened in 1884, it was the only nursing school west of the Alleghenies. While its first graduating class
had only three students, the school went on to graduate more than 3,500 nurses during its 127 years.
Kohrman Jackson & Krantz P.L.L. Mr. Jamie R. Lebovitz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Ledin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Levanduski Mr. and Mrs. Morton Q. Levin Mark J. and Berinthia R. LeVine+ Mr. Dennis A. Linden Mr. Alex Machaskee Joseph & Florence Mandel Family Foundation Ms. Nancy W. McCann McDonald Hopkins Mr. Jonathan Mester Middough Inc. Mr. Bernardo Moreno Ms. Gean Ellen Morrill Ohio State Bar Association Mr. and Ms. David M. Paris+ Mr. William T. Plesec Mr. Jack D. Polcar Ms. Patricia A. Poole Progressive August Pryatel Trust Mr. and Mrs. Linn J. Raney Esther and Hyman Rapport Philanthropic Trust Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rawson, Jr. Ms. Daria Lynn Roebuck RPM International Inc. Mr. Isam Salah Mr. Joseph D. Scarpitti Dr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Schultz Robert Simons & Associates, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Simons+ Spangenberg, Shibley & Liber LLP Squire Sanders (US) LLP Mr. Joseph M. Stockwell
The Superlative Group The Honorable Joan Synenberg and Mr. Roger M. Synenberg Third Federal Foundation Ulmer & Berne LLP ViaSat, Inc. John C. Vitullo, Ph.D. Mrs. Betty W. Waetjen Weinberg Institute The S.K. Wellman Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Zamiska Mr. and Mrs. Terrence V. Zuk
With the school’s closing, its Alumni Association elected
GIFTS OF $1,000-$4,999 Action Industries, Inc. The Adcom Group Mrs. Ethel S. Adrine# Ms. Lynne K. Adrine The Honorable Ronald B. Adrine Advanced Eye Care Centers of Cleveland, Inc. American Bar Endowment Charitable Gift Fund American Production and Inventory Control Society Dr. Carolyn K. Amy Anonymous APICS-Cleveland Chapter Ms. Collette J. Appolito Mr. Thomas L. Aries Dr. Carl F. Asseff Mr. Jack S. Aten AT&T Company Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Auletta Mr. Steven M. Auvil Ayco Charitable Foundation Mr. Eugene Bak
to donate the reserve in its scholarship fund to CSU’s School of Nursing to establish the Alumni Association of Huron School of Nursing Endowed Scholarship.
Mr. Anthony S. Bakale The Banks-Baldwin Foundation Mr. William Grover Barnard III Dr. Susan F. Barnes+ Professor David R. Barnhizer William C. and Mary W. Beckenbach Professor Susan J. Becker+ Mr. Benjamin W. Beckman Behrens Gioffre & Schroeder Co. Ms. Jennifer Bellor Benesch Ms. Sheryl King Benford Ms. Marcelle Bergman Ms. Eileen Biehl Mr. Wayne Bilinovic Ms. Mary C. Bill+ Birsen Karpak Consulting Ms. Patricia M. Kozerefski and Mr. Richard J. Bogomolny Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Bonder Mr. and Mrs. John J. Boyle III+ Mr. William L. Bransford Dr. Caroline R. Brayley The Honorable Charles Bridges Mr. and Ms. Timothy S. Brimus Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Bringman Mrs. Phyllis E. Brody Mr. and Mrs. Dale Richard Brogan Mr. Aaron Brooks Ms. Leslie Brophy Mr. Brent M. Buckley Mr. and Ms. Bernard L. Buckner Mr. David P. Burke The Honorable Lillian W. Burke# Ms. Yolanda G. Burt+ The Honorable Annette Garner Butler Byerlyte Philanthropic Fund
+ FACULTY/STAFF # DECEASED * MATCHING GIFT
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Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caputo Mr. William D. Carle, III Mr. John F. Cassidy Mr. William James Centa The Poetry Fund Chagrin Valley Engineering, Ltd. Ms. Carolyn S. Champion-Sloan+ Chartwells Mr. Fred W. Christie Chubb and Son, Inc. Mr. Gregory J. Cielec Cigna Foundation City of Cleveland Heights Clark Oil & Chemical Mr. John S. Clark Cleveland Arts Prize Cleveland Consulting Group, Inc. Cleveland Metro Bar Foundation Cleveland Security Traders Association Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Climaco Mr. Robert D. Conrad Consolidated Edison Company of New York ConstructAbility, Inc. The Contemporary Youth Orchestra Mr. William E. Conway Mr. David Conwill Mr. Donald N. Corcelli Corsaro & Associates Co., LPA Ms. Robin C. Cottingham Mrs. Judith A. Crawford CRESCO Professor Phyllis L. Crocker+ CT Consultants, Inc. Mr. Rodney Garrett Davis
Before his untimely passing at age 24 in November 2011, Shayne D. Everett was a civil engineering major, member of Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity, writer for The Cauldron student newspaper, and active member of CSU’s Veteran Student Success Program.
A decorated U.S. Army veteran who served in Iraq, his many honors included the Iraqi Campaign Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Army Service Ribbon and Overseas Service Ribbon.
To honor his memory, his mother and step-father, Lisa and John Draper, established the Shayne D. Everett Memorial Endowed Scholarship to benefit veterans who are studying engineering at Cleveland State.
Mr. Terry A. Delia Ms. Nancy Lisowski Dembny Mr. Brad I. Demsey Mr. Michael DeNicola Ms. Theresa A. Desmone+ Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dettelbach Mr. Anthony M. DiGeronimo Dix & Eaton, Incorporated Dominion Foundation DPOCO, Inc. Mr. Gale Drummer Mr. Rudolph A. Duscha Dr. and Mrs. Julian Earls+ The Cyrus Eaton Foundation Dr. Steven E. Ekeberg Enterprise Holdings Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Morton G. Epstein Ernst & Young LLP Professor Diane L. Fahey Fairhill Towers, LLC Fairmount Minerals Foundation Fay Sharpe LLP The Fedeli Group Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Richard Fehlner The Honorable Eugene M. Fellmeth Ferro Corporation Mr. John L. Fetters FirstEnergy Foundation Ms. Helen Moss and Mr. Richard J. Fleischman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Florkiewicz Flourish, Inc. Mr. and Ms. David A. Forrest The Fortnightly Musical Club of Cleveland Endowment Fund Mr. Michael Frangos
Frantz Ward LLP Ms. Georgia A. Froelich and Mr. R. Russell O’Rourke Mr. Uleto Fuentes The Honorable Nancy A. Fuerst and Dr. John F. Burke, Jr. Mr. Harold W. Fuson, Jr. Ms. Louise F. Mooney and Mr. John D. Gabel Mrs. Jane Gallucci GE General Electric Foundation Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation Giffen & Kaminski, LLC Ms. Karen L. Giffen Mr. Joseph R. Gioffre Mr. and Mrs. Bari E. Goggins The Honorable Rosemary Grdina Gold and Mr. Gerald S. Gold Mr. and Mrs. Larry P. Goldberg Ms. Lisa L. Gold-Scott and Mr. Gregory S. Scott Ms. Mary E. Golrick and Dr. Jearl D. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Goodman Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Mr. Thomas O. Gorman Mr. Jerome E. Grabowski Dr. Robert T. Graf Gregory Publishing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gries Mr. Charles Grossman Mr. Donald L. Guarnieri Mr. Raymond L. Gurnick Mr. Patrick F. Haggerty Reverend Edward T. Haggins Hartland & Co. Mr. Gregg Hartman
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hartshorne Mr. Robert W. Haskins Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Haslett# William Hawal, Esq. Mr. Wayne Heritage The Nathan L. and Regina Herman Charitable Fund Ms. M. Colette Gibbons and Mr. Harlan Stone Hertz Mr. David A. Hespen Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Hinkel Mr. and Mrs. David Hobe Ms. Janice A. Holkenborg Dr. John D. Holm+ Reverend Catherine Bosworth Horton Dr. Mary Wilson Hrivnak+ Mr. Benjamin J. Hrouda Ms. Chris Lakin Hurlbut Dr. Jennie S. Hwang and Mr. Leo Sheng-Nien Hwang Ms. Kathryn Burrer Hyer Mr. Allan Immonen III Intel Foundation Mr. Mahesh Inukurthi Mr. Richard W. Jablonski The Honorable Perry B. Jackson Fund Anita P. Jackson, Ph.D. Dr. Nancy L. Jacobs and Mr. Sanford Jacobs Mr. James Janosek Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Janus+ Jeffries, Kube, Forrest & Monteleone Co., L.P.A. David B. Johnson and Sharon B. Johnson Fund Mr. and Mrs. David B. Johnson Dr. Vicki D. Johnson+
+ FACULTY/STAFF # DECEASED * MATCHING GIFT
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As a Fenn College student from 1935 to 1939, Bruce L. Altman epitomized engaged learning. He was president of the honorary business fraternity Alpha Chi, editor of the Fanfare yearbook, feature writer for The Cauldron student newspaper, and an actor with the Fenn Players
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Joranko JPMorgan Chase & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Julka Etole and Julian Kahan Philanthropic Fund Ms. Karen Denise Kaminski Ms. Kerin Lyn Kaminski Karpinski Engineering The Honorable Diane J. Karpinski Dr. Theo G. Keith, Jr. Mr. Randall F. Kender Mr. V. Erik Konsen Mr. and Ms. Theodore Richard Kowalski Ms. Janet L. Kramer Dr. Richard F. Krenek Mr. Joseph Charles Krysh Mr. John P. Ladd Dennis R. Lansdowne, Esq.+ Mr. William T. Latto, Jr. Mr. Theodore A. Laufik Professor Stephen R. Lazarus+ Mr. Steven B. Lesser Life Systems, Inc. Mr. Steven R. Lilley Mr. Robert N. Lipcsik Mr. and Mrs. David M. Lockman Ms. Kathleen Fitzgerald Lorentz Mr. James A. Lowe Lustrous Metal Coatings, Inc. Mr. Robert J. Maas Ms. Jennifer R. Madden+ MAI Wealth Advisors LLC Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. Maltz Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation Ms. Nanette W. Mantell
Mr. Mitchell Marks Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mastandrea Mr. Joseph Masters Mr. Donald C. Matz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mavec Mr. and Mrs. Mark McCarthy Ms. Sheila M. McCarthy Mr. C. Andrew McCartney Mrs. Katherine McCombs Ms. Mary Beth McDonald+ Ms. Patricia M. Sweeney and Paul J. McGuire, P.E. Mr. George A. McIntosh Ms. Stacey L. McKinley+ McMaster-Carr Supply Company Mr. Geoffrey S. Mearns Mr. Tom Mesterhazy Mr. William J. Miltz Ms. Laura J. Mimura Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Minter+ Patricia and Charles Mintz Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Mishkind Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Misterka Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mitchell Mr. and Dr. Curtis E. Moll Mr. J. Michael Monteleone Mr. Edward Montgomery Mr. Kenneth R. Montlack Mr. Kirt A. Montlack Mr. and Mrs. Dan T. Moore III Ms. Gloria Pavlas Moosmann Mr. Daniel R. Mordarski Law Office of Daniel Mordarski Mr. and Mrs. John C. Morley Mr. Michael Moroney Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Morris
drama group. He also held a full scholarship for two years.
he passed away in October 2011 at age 94.
After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in business in 1939, Mr. Altman worked in the advertising business in California for more than 50 years. A visitor to six continents and all 50 states,
His planned gift established the Bruce L. Altman ’39 Endowed Fund to provide scholarships for marketing students in the Monte Ahuja College of Business.
Dr. Marjorie M. Moyar and Mr. Bert W. Moyar Mr. Donald P. Mull Mr. Raymond M. Murphy My Sports Dreams David and Inez Myers Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Dieter H. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Nagorney Dr. Murali D. Nair+ Dr. William J. Napier+ Mr. and Mrs. B. Roger Natarajan Northern Ohio NAIOP Charities Oatey Company William J. O’Connor, M.D. The Ohio Lions Foundation O*H*I*O Masters Swim Club Mr. F. Ronald O’Keefe Omega Laboratories, Inc. Mr. David P. O’Neill, Jr.+ Sonia M. Winner, Esq. and Professor Kevin F. O’Neill+ Mr. Tony Oriti Mr. Richard L. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Osenar Oswald Companies Ozanne Construction Company, Inc. Mr. Matthew Palenica Mr. and Mrs. George J. Palko Panzica Construction Co., Inc. Mr. Anthony M. Panzica Paran Management Company, Ltd. Mr. Dennis Parker Dr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Patterson+ Ms. Jill S. Patterson Mr. Mike Paxos Petersen & Petersen Ms. Susan E. Petersen
Mr. David W. Petro Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Phillips+ Mr. Richard S. Pietch Mr. and Mrs. John E. Plata Dr. and Mrs. Martin J. Plax+ Playmakers Sports Bar and Grill Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pokorny Pomeroy IT Solutions Sales Company Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Powers, Jr. PPG Industries Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lew W. Pratsch Pride One Inc. Mr. Troy S. Prince Project and Construction Services, Inc. Rascal House USA Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Ratner Mr. and Mrs. James S. Reid, Jr. Reminger Co., L.P.A. Mr. Royce R. Remington Ms. Constance E. Renker Ms. Rosalind R. Roberts Mr. William H. Roberts Mrs. Janice A. Robinson Mr. Geoffrey R. Roche Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Mr. Gary A. Rockow Rockwell Automation Charitable Corporation Mr. Dennis R. Rose Dr. and Mrs. David Rosenberg Mr. Bruce S. Rosenwater Bruce S. Rosenwater & Associates, PA Grant Roth Memorial Endowment Fund + FACULTY/STAFF # DECEASED * MATCHING GIFT
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Mr. and Ms. Robert J. Roth Judge Betty Willis Ruben and Professor Alan M. Ruben+ Mr. Peter L. Rubin+ Gregory M. Sadlek, Ph.D.+ Janche Sang, Ph.D.+ Scanlon Family Charitable Trust Mr. Thomas J. Scanlon Richard J. Schindler, P.E. Mr. Donald R. Schneider A. Schulman Inc. Ms. Lisa L. Gold-Scott and Mr. Gregory S. Scott Mr. Jeffrey A. Scott Seaway Bolt & Specials Corporation Mr. Daniel Edmond Selle Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Semelsberger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Shafran Shapero & Green, LLC Mr. and Ms. Michael I. Shapero The Sherwick Fund The Sherwin-Williams Foundation Mrs. Marjorie B. Shorrock Mr. Stanley A. Sieniawski Mr. James A. Sinclair Sisters of Charity Health System Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Mr. Stephen G. Sozio+ Mr. Rob A. Spademan+ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Stanton Stanley E. Stein & Associates Co., LPA Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Stein Mr. Carl L. Stern Mr. Thomas Herbert Stevenson Mr. Joseph A. Stuczynski Ms. Bridget C. Sukys+
Marilyn Mount served the Cleveland community for 40 years as a highly respected physical therapy practitioner and industry leader known for her compassionate commitment to patients. Her career included 25 years with the Cleveland Clinic and 15 years with University Hospitals.
Her many awards included the Ohio Physical Therapist of the Year, the Health Care Heroes Award from Crain’s Cleveland Business, and the Viking Award from CSU.
Ms. Karen E. Swanson Haan+ Mr. Timothy F. Sweeney Mr. Stanley F. Szwed Taft, Stettinius & Hollister LLP Ms. Ann Tait Ms. Nancy G. Taubman Ms. June Elizabeth Taylor Mr. James W. Theobald Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Thomas The John and Patricia Thompson Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. John D. Thompson Mr. Kenneth J. Tischler Todd Associates, Inc. Mr. John E. Trendell Mr. John E. Trybuski Mr. Robert C. Tucker Mr. John A. Turk Mr. Mark F. Turk Ms. Deborah Zaucha-Turk and Mr. Michael G. Turk Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Turk Mr. Ronald F. Turk United Technologies Corporation Universal Medical Systems, Inc. University Commons, a Paran Community Mr. Ronald Unkefer Mr. Bradley T. Upham Mr. and Mrs. Jed R. Vargo Mr. Christopher W. Vasil Mr. George Vlach and Ms. Diane Ahlers Walter & Haverfield L.L.P. The Ware Foundation Mr. Karl E. Ware Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wasserstrom Mr. Gary S. Waters+
Watterson & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Weinberg Professor Alan C. Weinstein+ Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. and Dr. Stanley E. Wertheim Westlake Reed Leskosky Mr. Paul Westlake Mr. David A. Wetta Mr. David A. White, Sr. Dean Frederic P. White, Jr. Dr. Donna M. Whyte+ Joseph A. Williams, PE Dr. Regennia N. Williams+ Mr. and Mrs. F. Scott Wilson Mr. William E. Wilson+ Ms. Margaret W. Wong Margaret W. Wong & Assoc. Co. LPA Ms. Judy M. Wong Mr. James Raymond Wymer Ms. Ragini Yekkar Mr. Stephen S. Yip Mr. David R. Zavagno Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Zubizarreta
In November 2011, Ms. Mount established the Marilyn Mount Scholarship in Physical
C.V. THOMAS SOCIETY DR. CECIL V. THOMAS WAS THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF FENN COLLEGE. THE C.V. THOMAS SOCIETY, ESTABLISHED IN HIS HONOR, RECOGNIZES THOSE WHO HAVE INCLUDED CSU IN THEIR ESTATE PLAN. Ms. Sylvia K. Adler Dr. Usha and Mr. Monte Ahuja Mr. Bruce L. Altman# Anonymous Mr. Brian Aring# Mr. William Jeff Arnold Mr. Danferd C. Avis
Therapy in the School of Health Sciences in the College of Sciences and Health Professions. After her passing in August 2012, her father John Mount, brothers Tom, Don and John Mount, and their families completed the endowment to honor her legacy.
Dr. Francis V. Baldo# Mr. David L. Balint# Ms. Joan Bardou# Mr. Edward D. Basta Mrs. Jeane D. Beardsley Professor Susan J. Becker+ Dr. Winifred Bell# Mr. Stephen S. Bird The Bonder, Bray, and Waxman Families+ Ms. Terrie L. Botkins Dr. Caroline R. Brayley The Honorable Annette Garner Butler Mr. Robert P. Campanella Dr. Thomas F. Campbell# Mr. Anthony Colnar Dr. Mark H. Curley Mr. Michael H. Davidson Ms. Teresa K. Demchak Mr. Gerald W. Deucher Mr. Arthur V. Dexter Mr. William F. Dorenkott Mr. Charles R. Emrick, Jr. Mr. Paul J. Everson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas U. Fattlar Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Finerman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Frazier Mr. and Ms. Harry F. Freer Ms. Georgia A. Froelich Mrs. Florence Ganger Ms. Edith N. Garver# Ms. Leah S. Gary Mrs. Phyllis Asquith Gary Michael and Lisa Gaynier+ Mrs. Cora E. Haake# Reverend Edward T. Haggins Dr. David A. Hanych#
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Gifts to the Cleveland State University Foundation are an essential resource supporting CSU’s stability and growth. Every effort has been made to present an accurate listing of all donors of cash gifts for the period July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012. Any errors or omissions are inadvertent. Please forward any corrections to the Office of Donor Relations, Cleveland State University Foundation, 2121 Euclid Avenue, UN 501, Cleveland, Ohio 44115-2214. If you have questions, please contact us at 216.523.7291 or giving@csuohio.edu.
Mr.# and Mrs. Robert W. Haskins Ms. Janice A. Holkenborg Professor John D. Holm+ Mrs. Margaret R. Hotchkiss Mr. James C. Hudson The Honorable and Mrs. Douglas C. Jenkins Mr. Timothey Edward Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Bill Julka Mr. and Mrs. Julian Kahan Mr. Jeffrey Kalista Mr. Richard J. Karban+ Mr. Martin James Keenan Ms. Cindy Klug Ms. Sharon A. Knecht Deborah E. Kooperstein, Esq. Ms. Janet L. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Kunsman Mrs. Lucille De Roia Lang
Mr. Fred Lick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent T. Lombardo Ms. California R. MacArthur# The Honorable Robert S. Malaga# Dr. Carmella E. Mansfield and Mr. Walter R. Mansfield# Ms. Barbara G. Maring Mr. Jerry D. Maxa# Mr. Walter L. McCombs# Mr. Thomas P. Meehan# Ms. Nancy Meyer-Emerick+ Dr. Bernice G. Miller Ms. Dorothy J. Mills Dolly and Steven Minter+ Mrs. Laurie W. Murray Ms. Mary Louise Nemeth# Mrs. Gratian M. Nugent Ms. Laurine C. Owens+ Dr. Nancy J. Patton#
Mr. Joseph William Peek# Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Percy+ Mr. Ronald A. Perger Mr. Leon M. Plevin# Mr. Richard T. Reminger, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Rispoli Ms. Rosalind R. Roberts Mr. Thomas J. Scanlon Mr. Walter H. Schmidt# Mr. Robert Y. Simek Mr. Michael J. Slabe Mrs. Barbara L. Small# Mr. Richard B. Small Mrs. Margaret C. Smith Trust Mr. Edmond J. Sobey# Mr. Rob A. Spademan+ Reverend Matthew C. Stabe Dr. Roberta Steinbacher+ Ms. Sylvia Steinfeld#
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Mr. Donald R. Stolte Ms. Diane Marie Strachan Ms. Ruth Strand# Mr. Jay L. Swallen Dr. Marge R. Taber and Mr. William J. Taber Mrs. Marjorie D. Thompson# Mr. and Mrs. P. Kelly Tompkins Mr. Steven F. Vargo Mr. Joel P. Vujevich Mr. Lorry Y. Wagner Mr. Keith N. Ward# Mr. Paul Howard Weinstein Bruce E. Wilburn, Ph.D Dr. John P. Wilson+ Mr. Leonard D. Young+ Dr. Louis A. Zagar
PLANNED GIFTS The following planned gifts were realized in fiscal year 2012. Thank you to the donors for their foresight in including CSU in their estate plans.
RONALD J. DAVIS, ’69 BBA AND ’75 MBA Mr. Davis passed away in October 2010. He designated that proceeds from the sale of real estate be used to establish an endowed scholarship fund for international business students in the Monte Ahuja College of Business. BRUCE L. ALTMAN, ’39 BBA Mr. Altman passed away in October 2011. He designated CSU the recipient of estate funds to establish the Bruce L. Altman ‘39 Endowed Fund to provide scholarships for marketing students in the Monte Ahuja College of Business.
NEW ENDOWMENTS Thank you to the generous donors who established endowment funds in fiscal year 2012.
BRUCE L. ALTMAN Bruce L. Altman ’39 Endowed Fund ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF HURON SCHOOL OF NURSING Alumni Association of Huron School of Nursing Endowed Scholarship RONALD J. DAVIS, ’69 BBA AND ’75 MBA, GEORGE DAVIS AND BARBARA MORSE Ronald J. Davis Endowed Scholarship Fund LISA AND JOHN DRAPER Shayne D. Everett Memorial Endowed Scholarship S. LEE KOHRMAN Max I. Kohrman Memorial Endowed Public Interest Fellowship Fund WILLIAM T. LATTO, ’59 BSME Professor Albert Lord Scholarship Endowment MARILYN MOUNT, JOHN MOUNT, TOM, DON AND JOHN MOUNT AND FAMILIES Marilyn Mount Memorial Scholarship JOHN VITULLO John and Florence Vitullo Endowed Scholarship DAVID S. WHITE Judge George W. White, Jr. Scholarship Fund
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SERVICE
Thank you to all those who volunteer their time, talent and service as members of Cleveland State University’s Board of Trustees, Foundation Board of Directors, Alumni Association Board of Directors and Visiting Committees. Your work on behalf of CSU and its students is greatly appreciated.
CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Steven A. Minter, Chair Stephen Kirk, Vice Chair Anand Julka, Treasurer Richard Fleischman, Secretary Anthony S. Bakale Richard A. Barone Ronald M. Berkman, Ph.D. Craig A. Black C. Ellen Connally Timothy J. Cosgrove Matthew Dolan Diane M. Downing Natalie J. Epstein G. William Evarts Sally Florkiewicz Myles Gallagher Derek Green Oliver C. Henkel, Jr. Matthew K. Hlavin Thomas E. Hopkins Jennie S. Hwang, Ph.D. Kenneth P. Jayjack Linda Kane S. Lee Kohrman Morton Q. Levin Bracy Lewis James C. Mastandrea John J. Matejka Ellen Stirn Mavec Nancy McCann David Petro Thomas Piraino, Jr. Robert H. Rawson, Jr. Enid B. Rosenberg Peter Rubin Joseph M. Shafran Tejbir Sidhu, M.D. P. Kelly Tompkins
Jeffery J. Weaver Michael Schwartz, Ph.D., Director for Life Annette G. Butler, Emeritus Director Charles R. Emrick, Jr., Honorary Director Stephen Duffy, Ph.D., Faculty Representative Daniel Jakubisin, Student Representative Berinthia R. LeVine, Executive Director John N. Petrus, Assistant Treasurer VISITING COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES Meena Morey Chandra Leah Gary Richard A. Janus Joseph C. Krysh India Pierce Lee C. Andrew McCartney Patrick Morin CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Robert H. Rawson, Jr., Chair Dan T. Moore III, Vice Chair Morton Q. Levin, Treasurer Thomas W. Adler Richard L. Bowen David H. Gunning II Bernardo Moreno June E. Taylor Ronald E. Weinberg Paul E. DiCorleto, Ph.D., Community Board Member Anand Julka, Community Board Member Steven A. Minter, Community Board Member Amber M. Alt, Student Representative Stephen F. Duffy, Ph.D., Faculty Representative Joanne E. Goodell, Ph.D., Faculty Representative William J. Napier, Ph.D., Secretary
CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS David W. Petro, President David Sobochan, Immediate Past-President Howard Thompson, President-Elect Allison M. Flowers, Secretary Lakita L. Owens, Treasurer Carolyn Champion-Sloan, Executive Director Doris A. Chandler Phillip Epstein Akia F. Foster-Lampkin Katherine R. Free Uleto O. Fuentes Paul E. Kopper Daniel M. Laskowski Christy Spoa Libby E. Tamas Mark S. Travaglianti Stacey L. Vaselaney Dennis J. Wessel William J. Wilson Janis R. Wirt UNIVERSITY VISITING COMMITTEES ATHLETICS C. Andrew McCartney, Chair George H. Allen Timothy J. Cosgrove Laura M. Englehart Richard L. Garcia John F. Herrick Jeffrey L. Kristofeld Gary A. Kustis Brian P. Maloney Quentin L. McCorvey, Sr. Lochlainn Ohaimhirgin Nickole E. Raymond Joseph D. Scarpitti Joseph M. Stockwell
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CLEVELAND-MARSHALL COLLEGE OF LAW Meena Morey Chandra, Chair April Miller Boise, Vice Chair Ilah M. Adkins Ann-Marie Ahern Ronald C. Alexander Benjamin W. Beckman Edward H. Blakemore Jason R. Bristol Colleen M. Cotter Carol F. Dakin Steven M. Dettelbach Sue Marie Douglas Karen L. Giffen Thomas E. Green Karen E. Swanson Haan Alana C. Jochum Mark D. McGinley Laura J. Mimura David M. Paris Benita Y. Pearson Susan E. Petersen Rob Remington Joy L. Roller Stephen G. Sozio Melody S. Stewart Robert C. Tucker Alan H. Weinberg Deborah W. Yue MONTE AHUJA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Joseph C. Krysh, Chair Ronald A. Auletta Jeffrey Baldassari Cynthia D. Brogan Pete Buca William J. Centa Bill Collins Saji Daniel Tom Dejovine
Andrew Jackson Linda Kane Stephen F. Kirk Janet Kramer Benson P. Lee Nancy Leizman Joe Levanduski Tom Moore Frank Nagorney Dave Nash Bob Norton Daria Roebuck Kenneth Wilkes COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICES Patrick Morin, Chair W. Farley Helms Dr. William Hiller Maurice L. Horsey David Quolke Jerry Rymont Dr. Anthony Yen Dr. Dae Kee Yun FENN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Eugene Baxendale, Chair Pierre Abboud Jr. Rebecca Bagley Rebecca Bompiedi Duane Crockrom Joni Ledinsky Fehlner Robert Graf Anne Marie Holley
Gary Hribar Kenneth Jayjack Theo Keith Jr. Jean-Claude Kihn Joseph King Keith Mabee David Pugh Ramanath Ramakrishnan Celena Roebuck James Soeder Stanley Szwed
Leah S. Gary Dr. Margaret E. Groh Douglas K. Grossman-McKee Steven Lake Daniel Laskowski Elaine A. Price John Vitullo Judy Wong MAXINE GOODMAN LEVIN COLLEGE OF URBAN AFFAIRS Christopher Ronayne, Chair Patricia J. Britt Erskine E. Cade Sharon Cole Robin C. Cottingham William B. (Barry) Doggett Diane Downing JosĂŠ C. Feliciano, Jr. Karen Gahl-Mills Fred Geis Christopher O. Johnson India Pierce Lee James Levin Dr. Jared S. Levin James McCafferty Valarie J. McCall Sam McNulty Randell McShepard Joel Ratner Jim Rokakis Peter L. Rubin Alan Schonberg Tom Schorgl
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Diane Karpinski, Co-Chair Martin J. Plax, Ph.D., Co-Chair James Brazytis Betsy Bruening Robert Conrad Cynthia Dettelbach, Ph.D. Linda Feagler Warren Grossman, Ph.D. Richard A. Janus Miriam Plax Philip Wasserstrom Anita B. Woodward Thomas J. Yablonsky COLLEGE OF SCIENCES AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS Thomas E. Hopkins, Chair Deborah Bokmuller Peter A. Burke, Ph.D. Lloyd Matthew Cook, M.D. William M. Denihan
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Stephen J. Squeri Michael P. Summers Deborah Sutherland Eddie Taylor, Jr. Michael J. Taylor Nina Turner Hector Vega Linda Warren Brad Whitehead EMERITUS MEMEBERS Bruce H. Akers John J. Carney Jeri E. Chaikin William M. Denihan Sari Feldman William S. Gaskill David S. Goodman Allan C. Krulak Dennis Madden Joseph A. Marinucci James Mason Stanley R. Miller Margaret N. Mitchell Deborah L. Neale Betty K. Pinkney Richard W. Pogue William J. Reidy Claire Rosacco Joseph M. Shafran Hilton Smith Margaret S. Wheeler
SUPPORTING CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY
There are many ways in which you can support CSU. For details, visit www.csuohio.edu/giving or call 216-875-9833. UNRESTRICTED GIFTS Unrestricted gifts, with no specified purpose, allow CSU flexibility to fund special opportunities and meet emergency needs. DESIGNATED GIFTS Donors may designate gifts for a specific purpose such as scholarships, faculty research, or for a particular College, department or program. CASH Gifts of cash make funds available for immediate use. We accept personal checks and most credit cards. Visit our secure giving site at www.csuohio.edu/ giving. Or call 216.523.7291 to make your gift over the phone. PLEDGES Pledges allow you to make a commitment that is paid over a period of time based on an agreed-upon schedule of payments. MATCHING GIFTS Corporate matches may increase your gift significantly. Contact your personnel or benefits office for more information.
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HONOR/MEMORIAL GIFTS CSU accepts donations made in honor or memory of your loved ones. Notification of the gift will be sent to the individual if he or she is living, or to the family of the deceased. PLANNED GIFTS Many options exist to tailor and structure gifts that fulfill your estate planning needs while providing lasting support for CSU. Common types of planned gifts include bequests, charitable gift annuities, designation of retirement plan assets, charitable remainder or lead trusts, life insurance policies and real estate. If you have already remembered CSU in your estate plan or would like to discuss such a gift, please call 216.875.9833 or email s.mckinley@csuohio.edu
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