President’s Report 2018 - 2019
Message from the President We conduct a substantial ministry of education
at Geneva College based on a rich heritage, pro Christo et patria. I am pleased to provide this report that highlights accomplishments and updates our status as an institution of Christian higher education for the 2018-19 school year, a year which has produced institutional indicators for future growth and strength. We trust that you will be encouraged by the work of our faculty and students, the status of our student body, and the growth in support for the work of the College. The heart of Geneva College and the driving force of our Christian mission resides in a faculty and staff deeply committed to the Lord Jesus Christ and to serving our students in His name. Nothing in this report can adequately relate the quality of their work against the chaos and confusion that marks the higher education landscape today. Futhermore, Geneva’s core curriculum in Biblical Studies, the Humanities and Political Science, provides a Christian liberal arts foundation that informs a comprehensive biblical
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worldview. From this educational ground of faith in Christ, we continue to seek understanding of His works and world in every major subject and professional practice under His word.
A Geneva education equips graduates to lead through faithful service to God and neighbor in a changing world. Christ has called us to live and work in this world, yet to forsake worldliness entirely—a challenge in every generation. Today, Christians face the dual temptations to separatism—isolating ourselves from the world; and accommodation—adapting ourselves to the world. Standing actively for Christ in how we worship, work, build our households and live in our communities involves pressures and opportunities that our students have been created to engage. Over many generations, we have a track record of preparing our students to serve faithfully and fruitfully. If you are reading this report, you have contributed much to Geneva College and may well be considering how you might contribute in the future. Thank you for participating in our ministry of education. We appreciate your partnership and trust that our work together will advance, enrich and secure the heritage entrusted to us as a blessing in Christ for generations yet to come. - Calvin L. Troup, President
Our Leadership The College’s Cabinet Calvin L. Troup, PhD ......................................... President Tim Baird .........................................VP of Business & Finance Scott Barnes ................... VP of Information Technology Services/CIO Marvin Dewey, EdD ....................VP of Institutional Advancement Anthony Turner, EdD ..................... VP of Enrollment & Marketing Melinda Stephens, PhD ................................. Provost/CAO Jamie Swank, Esq. ....................... Dean of Student Development
Board of Trustees Melville W. Adams, PhD Andrew M. Bernard, Jr. Kenneth Creasman Philip C. Duguid John P. Edgar, Esq. Hon. Kathryn Gardner Joye H. Huston Kenneth de Jong, PhD Donald Kirkwood William C. Kriner, Esq.
Raymond E. Lipps Daniel Liu, PhD Shana Milroy Scott Reynolds David J. Schaefer David R. Shedd Joel Silverman Bonnie Weir, PhD Ethan Wingfield
Board of Corporators Rev. Bruce R. Backensto Kenneth de Jong, PhD Philip C. Duguid Matthew T. Filbert Chris Huggins Steven C. McMahan
Shana Milroy Rev. Philip H. Pockras Scott Reynolds David J. Schaefer Bonnie E. Weir, PhD
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Alumnus Leaves $6M to Geneva College
In honor and memory of George Tannehill ’46 and his wife Beverly, Geneva College dedicated the George and Beverly Tannehill Business, Accounting and Sport Management Department to God’s service in a ceremony on September 27, 2019. Pictured are the department faculty and staff.
George Tannehill ‘46 served God, community
and country where ever he was. During his service in the military during World War II, he received nine bronze stars and battle awards in his time as a mechanic in the Army Air Corps. After his service, Tannehill returned to Geneva, graduating in 1946 with a Bachelor of Science in business administration. His dedication to his profession led to successes in business as an executive at the Koppers Company. He received a Geneva Life “G� Alumni Award in 1994 for achievements of service above self and noteworthy efforts on behalf of Geneva, community and nation. George served well during his life, and by way of a planned gift to Geneva College, he and wife Beverly continue to serve well. He valued learning and teaching in all areas of life. Upon his passing
in July 2018 at age 96, he gave one of the most substantial monetary gifts Geneva has ever received, an estimated $6 million, to ensure a continued legacy of service to future generations.
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AUGUST 10, 2018 JULY 5, 2018
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Court Decision Upholds Religious Freedom for Geneva Geneva College received a favorable decision in its lawsuit against the U.S. government over the mandate to provide health insurance coverage for abortionrelated services.
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Geneva Volunteers Work with Feed My Starving Children At least 500 volunteers joined the fight against hunger by partnering with Feed My Starving Children to prepare 100,000 MannaPack meals for undernourished children.
SEPTEMBER 21, 2018 Constitutional Democracy Professor Speaks at Geneva In recognition of Constitution Day, Geneva hosted Dr. Adam Seagrave of Arizona State University as a part of the Geneva Visiting Artist and Lecture Series (GVALS). He spoke on “Christianity and American Political Thought.”
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NOVEMBER 16, 2018 Students Host “Pie a Professor” Fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters
OCTOBER 05, 2018 Geneva Welcomes Record Crowd for 2018 Homecoming & Family Weekend Geneva kicked off fall with record attendance at Homecoming & Family Weekend. The college extended its hospitality to alumni, family, friends and Beaver County community members with family friendly activities, entertainment, games and dining options.
Students and professors of the fall Human Services class held a fundraiser to support children participating in the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Beaver County program. Organizers invited donations towards a professor or staff member they wished to see receive a pie in the face.
NOVEMBER 29, 2018 The Genevans “Glory” in 81st Annual Christmas Concerts The Genevans, the college’s student choir, presented their 81st Christmas program in a pair of free community concerts at First Presbyterian Church in Beaver Falls.
FEBRUARY 5, 2019 World-Famous Harlem Globetrotters Visit Birthplace of College Basketball Geneva welcomed the original Harlem Globetrotters and their All-New Fan Powered World Tour to Metheny Fieldhouse. The Globetrotters dazzled a couple thousand fans from surrounding communities with basketball feats and laughter.
FEBRUARY 18, 2019 Geneva Commemorates Frederick Douglass‘s 200th Birthday Geneva hosted Jay Case, PhD, a historian from Malone University, for a public lecture at College Hill RP Church - Old Stone. Case delivered a lecture entitled “Frederick Douglass and the Challenge of Seeing Clearly.”
FEBRUARY 27, 2019 Christopher Yuan, PhD, Shares His Story with Geneva Students Dr. Christopher Yuan, Professor of Bible at Moody Bible Institute and author, spoke on the goodness, holiness and eternality of Christian singleness.
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Theologian Kevin J. Vanhoozer, PhD, Speaks at Geneva College
MARCH 01, 2019 Geneva College Career Fair Connects Employers, Geneva Students The Geneva College Career Fair welcomed over 60 organizations to campus to engage with Geneva students headed for the workforce. The annual event, coordinated by Geneva‘s Career Development Center, presents a real-world experience for students and an opportunity for employers in a variety of fields to recruit their newest employees.
Kevin J. Vanhoozer, PhD, gave two public addresses as chapel speaker and as the 2019 J.G. Vos Memorial Lecturer. The annual speaker series is in memory of much-loved Bible professor, J.G. Vos.
Students Thank Donors on Tuition Freedom Day 2019
MARCH 22, 2019 Big Daddy Weave Performs at Geneva Christian contemporary and Dove Award winning artists Big Daddy Weave sang all of their hit music in a concert at Metheny Fieldhouse before a packed house of students, employees and community members.
Geneva celebrated the generosity of donors who make students‘ education possible. Students wrote thank you notes to donors who provided financially beyond what students can pay for their education.
MAY 10, 2019 APRIL 26, 2019 Geneva Hosts Beaver County Special Olympics For the fourth year, Geneva hosted the Beaver County Special Olympics Track and Field Championships by providing the venue and thousands of volunteer hours. Representatives from Beaver County schools competed at Reeve‘s Field and the Merriman Athletic Complex on the Geneva campus.
Geneva Dedicates Dr. John H. Gerstner Collection Geneva dedicated the John H. Gerstner collection, the theological library and papers of Dr. John H. Gerstner, renowned American theologian and a leading scholar with far-reaching influence on a generation of leaders, including R.C. Sproul. The Gerstner family donated Dr. Gerstner‘s collection of works, now located in the McCartney Library on Geneva‘s campus.
MAY 11, 2019 Geneva College Graduates Class of 2019 Graduates heard from commencement speaker Stephen J. Nichols, PhD, President of Reformation Bible College and Chief Academic Officer of Ligonier Ministries, at the traditional undergraduate ceremony. Rev. Dr. Art Lindsley, Vice President of Theological Initiatives at the Institute, spoke to adult degree and graduate degree programs graduates.
A Closer Look
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Ranked
rd
Best Value Regional University, according to U.S. News & World Report
#70
on Kiplinger’s list of best values in private universities in the U.S.
New Programs Spotlight
17 96 12:1 AVERAGE CLASS SIZE:
%
NURSING
AVIATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
of Geneva students are employed or in grad school within 12 months of graduation.
CYBERSECURITY
ACTUARIAL MATH
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP
UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS & PROGRAMS
NCAA DIVISION III VARSITY SPORTS
student-to-faculty ratio
375 STUDENT AT H L E T E S
STUDENT ENROLLMENT 1264
1256
Undergraduate
Graduate
Adult
1237
300
250
149
200
2014 - 2015
2015 - 2016
205
181
224
184
2016 - 2017
2017 - 2018
1242
167 134
2018 - 2019
Total Endowment *
*Excludes Quasi-Endowment
DONATIONS & DONORS The ďŹ ve-year trend
1543
1599
1666
1714
1705
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Points of Excellence Calvin L. Troup, PhD, President of Geneva College, contributed the chapter “Saint Augustine of Hippo (354430): Embracing the Practical Wisdom of Incarnate Communication in a Digital World” to the 2018 book Words and Witnesses: Communication Studies in Christian Thought from Athanasius to Desmond Tutu, edited by Robert H. Woods, Jr. and Naaman K. Wood.
Geneva Music Department Chair and concert pianist, Sha Wang Luangkesorn, a Yamaha artist, performed at Carnegie Hall, New York City on July 18, 2018.
Chris Jobes, PhD, Engineering, coauthored the article “The Influence of a Continuous Mining Machine and Roof/Rib Mesh on Magnetic Proximity Detection Systems,” which was published in Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration in March 2019.
A new book co-edited by Geneva History and Humanities Professor Eric Miller, PhD, Brazilian Evangelicalism in the 21st Century: An Inside and Outside Look was published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2019 and is part of the Christianity and Renewal—Interdisciplinary Studies series.
Associate Professor of History and Humanities, Sean Doyle, PhD, claimed the S.T.M. Thesis Award from Trinity School of Ministry for Best Master’s Thesis with “Proclaiming a Living Faith: Valdesian Vernacular Theology in Pre-Tridentine Italy.”
Keith Martel, PhD, Master’s in Higher Education program, authored the chapter, “Re:Imagining” for the book Reimagining the Student Experience: Formative Practices for Changing Times, from Abilene Christian University Press, 2019.
Geneva Fund Scholarship Challenge Oct. 1-Oct. 31, 2018
178
Generous Donors
$67,988
Donated by Alumni, Friends, Faculty, Staff & Students
$50,000 Jonathan Impellizzeri, PhD, LPC, LMFT, NCC, ACS, BC-TMH, of Geneva’s MA in Counseling program, coauthored the 2019 Journal of Counseling and Values article, “Impact of the 2016 Presidential Election on Politically Divided Relationships.”
Matched by Geneva College Trustees
$117,988
Total Raised in Campaign
March Matchness Campaign March 1 - March 31, 2019
667
Generous Donors The work of David W. Shaw, PhD, Engineering Department, along with co-presenters, “Introduction to Coding and GUI Design in a Freshman Design Course,” was included in the Proceedings of ASEE North Central Conference in Grand Rapids, MI in March 2019.
$250,193
Donated by Alumni, Friends, Faculty, Staff & Students
$160,000
Matched by Geneva College Trustees and the Geneva College Advisory Board
$410,193
Total Raised in Campaign
G E N E VA CO L L E G E
MISSION Geneva College is a Christ-centered academic community that provides a comprehensive education to equip students for faithful and fruitful service to God and neighbor.
PURPOSE To develop, provide and maintain a Christian Institution of higher education emphasizing the liberal arts and certain professional fields within the context of a Biblical view of life and the world as expressed in the Westminster Standards and the testimony of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America,, open to men and women of any race and faith.
STRATEGIC 1. Christian Faith Integrate Christian faith and
2. Spirited Community Nurture an inviting and spirited community, committed to the mission and core values
4. Financial Health Grow net revenue to achieve a 3% operating margin by 2022-2023
STRATEGIC I.
Program-level accreditation a. ABET (Engineering) and ACBSP (Business) reaffirmed b. CNEA pre-accreditation status (Nursing) achieved c. PDE recertification in all 21 programs (Education)
II.
Gerstner Collection Dedication: Opening ceremony in May 2019 at McCartney Library
III.
New Program development info a. Majors: Nursing, Marketing, Management, and Master’s in Cybersecurity b. Programs: Finance, Aviation Business Administration, Cybersecurity, Computer Science B.S./Cybersecurity M.S. Dual Degree, Actuarial Mathematics, Community Leadership (Pittsburgh Campus) c. Concentrations: Entrepreneurship and Information Technology
STRATEGIC PL AN
OBJECTIVES & Learning earn a reputation for excellence
3. Christian Calling Build Christian calling and vocation into the fabric of co-curricular life
5. Independent Funding Cultivate methodologies that will enable a reduction in government funding of the college
VISION Geneva College will inspire students to integrate faith in Christ into all aspects of life in the real world, and to serve faithfully within their callings for Christ and Country.
CORE VALUES With Christ as King and under scripture, we: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Serve with grace Pursue Godly wisdom Foster academic strength Engage culture faithfully Inspire vibrant hospitality Honor one another
SUCCESSES IV.
Capital Improvements/Grants a. Reeves 2.0: New turf installation ($860,000 collected on $850,000 goal) b. Metheny Fieldhouse renovation of entryway and lobby c. South End Campus - Awarded Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) Grant ($489,339) and raised private donations ($300,000) for campus improvements d. NetVUE Grant awarded to Geneva College to host regional conference in October 2019
V.
Endowment Growth of $2,369,086 in donations (source: Geneva College Institutional Advancement, September 12, 2019)
VI. Beaver Falls City-College Alliance established to build stronger bonds and cooperation
Generous Donors 1848 Society Jonathan D. Adams ‘75 Kathryn G. Adams ‘78 Melville W. Adams ‘69 Adel G. Aiken ‘75 Bruce G. Aiken ‘10 Donald H. Alben ‘52 Donna J. Alben Roy C. Albert ‘60 Jay D. Aldridge ‘52 Glenn C. Aley ‘85 Anonymous (32) Gwendolyn M. Arbutina ‘55 Bruce R. Backensto ‘69 Kim L. Backensto David W. Badger ‘64 Judith L. Badger ‘84 Denise M. Baird ‘02 Timothy R. Baird ‘00 William C. Bartels ‘60
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Gerald R. Bartolomucci ‘60 Barbara J. Baumgartner ‘69 Robert E. Baumgartner ‘70 Mary E. Bell 1924 Babs L. Bengtson ‘84
Thekla A. Bentzel MA ‘05 Michael M. Bequette ‘76 John J. Beres ‘69 Andrew M. Bernard ‘83 Jane A. Bernard ‘85 Ingrid L. Birdsall ‘67 Margaret R. Bishop ‘60 Robert M. Bishop ‘60 Ruth P. Bloor ‘55 Cynthia L. Bly James L. Bly ‘81 John M. Bomberger Linda C. Bomberger ‘79 Charles K. Booda ‘76 Barbara E. Boydston ‘77 Douglas W. Boydston ‘76 Eric W. Braman Robert I. Brandt ‘56 Rodney D. Brandt ‘87 Ruth A. Brandt Mary E. Bricker ‘57 Sara L. Bricker Claire E. Brittain ‘60 Kristina A. Broumand Amy S. Brown ‘83 Carl W. Brown ‘59 James A. Brown ‘82 Mark R. Brown ‘74 Ronald W. Brown ‘54 Richard E. Brownstein ‘72 Leah Buck Margaret S. Buck ‘69 Richard A. Buck ‘75 Carolyn H. Capasso ‘81 John A. Capasso ‘79 Bruce J. Carpenter Beverly M. Carson ‘70 James D. Carson ‘50 Norman M. Carson ‘47
David B. Carver ‘82 Allison N. Christman ‘05 Jonathan D. Christman Dora A. Clark ‘79 MaryLynn M. Clarke Robert T. Clarke ‘67 Barton L. Comstock Adren M. Cook ‘70 Carolyn B. Copeland ‘65 Daniel C. Copeland ‘67 Louise M. Copeland ‘66 Robert M. Copeland ‘66 James A. Cossin ‘66 Kenneth W. Creasman ‘73 Lyn Creasman ‘74 John A. Croud ‘57 Nathan M. Danneker ‘16 Michael W. Darr ‘91 Vonda K. Darr ‘91 Budmon R. Davis ‘53 Carolyn K. Davis Eric W. Davis ‘72 Martha E. Davis Alexander K. Davison ‘68 Esther C. Davison ‘68 Douglas E. Dennis Katharine L. Dennis ‘73 Marc F. Derstein ‘92 Maura A. Derstein ‘94 Marvin L. Dewey Ann L. Dietz David W. Douglas Donna M. Douglas Linda L. Duell ‘60 Eleanor L. Duguid ‘74 Philip C. Duguid ‘76 Donald A. Dukelow ‘54 Pamela J. Durham-Belland ‘82 Carol M. Edgar ‘70
Gretchen D. Edgar John P. Edgar William J. Edgar Charles J. Edwards Lisa J. Edwards James D. Evans ‘68 Lois A. Evans ‘69 Sara D. Evans ‘56 Terrance Faye ‘72 William R. Feasley ‘70 Frances E. Fischer ‘77 Edwin S. Fontaine ‘78 Amanda S. Frederick ‘09 Genna G. Frederick ‘12 Kenneth R. Frederick ‘08 Frederick J. Fricker ‘66 Timothy D. Futato ‘74 Ronald M. Galiffa ‘70 Kimerly R. Gall Dorothy E. Gallagher ‘49 Gordon L. Gallagher ‘73 Kathryn A. Gardner ‘78 Timothy C. Gardner ‘76 Bonnie Gibeson ‘74 Dennis P. Gibeson ‘74 Martin M. Goetzinger ‘99 Thomas E. Grahek ‘61 Nicholas S. GreenďŹ eld ‘12 Rachel M. GreenďŹ eld ‘12 Susan P. GrifďŹ th ‘78 Lois R. Gross ‘59 Christian W. Hallstein ‘72 Shirley A. Hallstein ‘73 John E. Hammann Marcia W. Hammann ‘99 Joseph W. Harpster ‘59 Marilyn Y. Harpster Charles R. Hartzell ‘63 Marguerite K. Hartzell ‘63
Edgar E. Hassler ‘85 Carrie L. Havranek Gary J. Havranek ‘79 Paul W. Haynie ‘70 Amy R. Hecker Joan E. Hekimian Jean L. Hemphill ‘43 George A. Henning ‘68 Steven C. Hibshman ‘78 John M. Hill ‘79 Christopher J. Hilleary ‘72 Elizabeth J. Holscher ‘61 W. J. Holscher Thomas O. Hornstein ‘54 Ruth Howard ‘98 David A. Howell ‘82 Kelly E. Howell ‘80 Eric G. Huber ‘88 Richard A. Huff Pauline F. Hughes David W. Huston Joye H. Huston C. H. Hutcheson ‘51 Deborah S. James Eugene F. Jannuzi ‘36 Margaret M. Jannuzi ‘35 Christopher C. Jobes ‘82 Betsy A. Johns ‘90 Sandra J. Johns ‘58 William A. Johns ‘58 Jeremiah P. Johnson ‘00 Ralph E. Joseph ‘60 Paul E. Kaup ‘51 Theodore O. Kay ‘71 Frances L. Keller ‘78 Neal A. Keller ‘68 Harold E. Kemper ‘43 Christina M. Keul ‘89 Kurt R. Keul ‘89
Robert C. Keys ‘58 Andrea L. Kilgore ‘93 William A. Kilgore ‘83 Donald P. Kirkwood ‘74 Nancy E. Kirkwood ‘74 Michael F. Kovacevic ‘74 Pamela A. Kovacevic ‘82 Susan Kriner William C. Kriner
“My studies at Geneva College have advanced my skills. Alongside D ULJRURXV PDMRU , DOVR KDYH EHHQ WDXJKW D YDULHW\ RI FRPSHWHQFLHV WKDW ZLOO FRQWLQXH WR EH UHOHYDQW ORQJ DIWHU , KDYH JUDGXDWHG ´ - Matthew C. Hoffman ‘19, Missions graduate
Carisa L. Krygsheld Mark A. Krygsheld John W. Kubichek ‘97 Carolyn C. Kupperman ‘70 Barbara A. Laslo ‘70 Elmer C. Laslo ‘70 John P. Lavash David B. Layton ‘88, MAHE ‘98 Susan L. Layton ‘88 Ann K. Lee ‘47 Robert C. Legler Diana B. Lipps Raymond E. Lipps ‘82 Daniel P. Liu Paul J. Lloyd ‘60
Generous Donors Richard P. Lohmann David Loughridge Joseph L. Luciana Clarence E. Lynn ‘52 Rita A. Lyon ‘77 Robert H. Lyon James A. Maglisceau John R. Mandeville ‘65 John A. Manley ‘75 Roberta L. Manley ‘76 John M. Manoyan John W. Manzetti ‘69 Renee L. Manzetti ‘72 Andrew J. Marcinko Joan N. Marcinko E. G. Marshall Earl T. Martin ‘74 Thomas L. Mason ‘61 Jeffrey Mathews ‘80 Donald R. McBurney ‘68 Sharyn E. McBurney ‘72 Brian B. McCarl Beverly M. McCarter Fred B. McCormick ‘47 Kathleen A. McDaniel ‘75 Mary R. McFarland Kathleen C. McIntyre ‘73 William A. McIntyre Sheryl D. McMahan Steven C. McMahan Lynn D. McMaster ‘59 Shirley I. McMillan ‘47 Jeffry A. Metheny ‘70 Bonnie O. Meyer ‘74 Dennis L. Meyer Holly L. Miller ‘70 Craig W. Milroy ‘92 Shana C. Milroy ‘88 John M. Mitchell ‘57
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Beth A. Mixter Kenneth W. Mixter Carolyn M. Mollenkopf ‘62 Lois A. Molt Robert A. Morrow ‘59 Daniel B. Mortland ‘94 Margaret A. Moser ‘59 Donald H. Mullinnix ‘57 Mary E. Mullinnix ‘62 Frederick R. Neikirk Cynthia A. Neiswinger ‘82 Michael J. Neiswinger ‘83 Roberta A. Nixon ‘69 William E. Nixon ‘68 Terry L. Norris ‘74 Geraldine L. Oehl David C. O‘Leary Roberta K. O‘Leary Bonna L. Oyer ‘68 Frank G. Papa ‘74 Joseph E. Parish ‘63 Linda C. Parish ‘65 John G. Paton Jack D. Patton ‘67 Rebecca L. Pederson ‘09 Robert N. Peirce ‘59
Howard M. Peters ‘62 Sally A. Peters ‘64 Nathan H. Pillsbury ‘86 Sharie L. Pillsbury ‘85 Bonita F. Piper ‘67 Donald W. Piper ‘65 Charles H. Pockras Charles T. Polce ‘67 Linda V. Polovina Susan E. Preston ‘69 Barbara L. Pupi ‘63 Paul A. Pupi ‘62 David C. Purdy Evelyn R. Purdy ‘49 Raymond P. Puskar ‘68 Al Raniero ‘75 Shelly A. Raniero Christine C. Ray Donald P. Ray Walter A. Reyle ‘82 Richard L. Rhodes ‘78 Victoria L. Rhodes ‘79 Alan J. Richards ‘67 Shirley M. Rittenhouse ‘53 Richard P. Robb ‘52 Susan P. Rooke ‘75 Sally M. Rose ‘51 James D. Roy Ruth H. Roy Karen H. Russell Mary Louise Russell ‘79 William A. Russell ‘72 Arthur A. Sabia Sylvia R. Sabia Kathryn S. Sampson ‘76 Verley G. Sangster John M. Sapp David J. Schaefer ‘91 Joy T. Schaefer ‘91
Betty S. Schaughency ‘55 Charles R. Schaughency ‘52 Cheri Schneider Michael G. Schneider ‘80 Cecil J. Shaffer Rose L. Shaffer ‘48 Judith E. Shay ‘80 Jack D. Sidler ‘61 Allen R. Siedle Joel L. Silverman Bruce D. Smallwood Marie J. Smilek ‘59 Dean R. Smith ‘65 Ken A. Smith ‘80 Kenneth G. Smith ‘49 Nancy I. Smith ‘66 Rebecca A. Smith Robert P. Smith ‘65 Phyllis L. Snedden ‘51 Tilman R. Snedden Janice L. Snyder Robert D. Sofia ‘64 Nancy S. Somers ‘74 William R. Somers Daniel R. South ‘87 Jacquelin Spear ‘58 Siarhei P. Spirydovich William A. Staruszkiewicz ‘62 C. R. Steele ‘52 Martha M. Steiner ‘83 Neal D. Steiner ‘81 John C. Stephens MBA ‘10 Melinda R. Stephens ‘93 Raymond E. Stephens ‘62 James H. Sterrett Lynn A. Stewart ‘73 Stephen R. Stewart ‘76 Mary A. Streeter ‘55 George E. Tannehill ‘46
Doris W. Thompson ‘73 Betty J. Thorne ‘68 James R. Thorne ‘66 Donna J. Thornton ‘80 Joseph K. Thornton Thomas L. Tindall ‘63 Edwin H. Tobias Susanna C. Tobias Marlene A. Tomasello ‘68 Christina C. Townsend ‘91 William C. Townsend ‘91 Linda G. Trimble ‘82 Richard W. Trimble Amy L. Troup ‘83 Calvin L. Troup ‘83 Adela L. Tsai ‘00 Edward L. Tullis ‘75 Terry S. Tullis ‘63 Walter M. Turner Lisa A. Turrill ‘79 Roger Turrill ‘76 Robert E. Ulrich ‘71 Charles H. VanDyke ‘59 Don J. VanStory ‘93 Edward C. Wachter Muriel S. Wachter ‘40
“Counseling and my Christian IDLWK DUH LQWHUWZLQHG , FDQ VHUYH *RG E\ KHOSLQJ SHRSOH DQG ZDONLQJ DORQJVLGH WKHP ´ - Katie Thomas, ‘17, MA in Counseling
Dwight E. Wagner ‘68 Yibing Wang Joel S. Ward Tabitha M. Ward ‘05, MEd ‘09 A. Dale Weaver ‘77 Wendy Weaver ‘77 Bonnie E. Weir ‘88 David A. Weir Rose R. Weir ‘75 William J. Weir ‘73 Carol E. Westby ‘65 Alicia D. White Christopher L. White ‘91 Jerilyn A. White ‘90 John E. White ‘77 Arthur V. Whittaker ‘49 Keith A. Williamson Cynthia J. Wilson ‘83 Michael A. Wilson Marilyn A. Wilt ‘78 Ethan A. Wingfield Linda M. Witherite ‘62 Richard L. Witherite ‘62 Ann L. Wollman David H. Wollman Mary G. Worsham ‘64 Duzel D. Yates ‘70 P. A. Zamba ‘64 Rebecca J. Zanic ‘94 Van G. Zanic ‘92 CORPORATIONS: Addison H. Gibson Foundation American Endowment Foundation Anonymous (4) Association of Independent Colleges & Universities of PA Beaver County Foundation
Generous Donors Beaver County United Coed Softball League Bloomington RP Church Brighton Hot Dog Shoppes Brooks Foundation Education Fund Carson Revocable Trust Cecil S. MacLaughlin ‘ 26 Estate Champion Life Church Christ Church RP Church College Hill RP Church Columbia Gas fo Pennsylvania DEW Investments Duguid Construction Eastminster Foundation for the Promotion of the Reformed Faith INC ExxonMobil Education Foundation Faith Without Borders, LLC Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund First Presbyterian Church-Beaver Falls PA First RP Church-Beaver Falls PA Generation Exodus Gibeson Family Foundation Gospel Fellowship Church Grace RP Church-Gibsonia PA Gwendolyn M. Arbutina Rev. Trust Heritage Presbyterian ChurchWarrenton VA Heritage Valley Health System Incarnation Church Inc Lancaster County Community Foundation Linda Polovina Revocable Trust Matthew & Kathy Merwin Charitable Fund Medical Services of MS, PC Merrill Lynch Miller Historic Motorcars Inc
Muriel E. & Edward C. Wachter Charitable Foundation National Christian Foundation Orlando New Brighton Christian Assembly Old World Molding Company Paul Jefferson & Jean M. Lloyd Trust Peirce Family Foundation Pioneer College Caterers Inc R Paul and Marit B Robb Family Trust Reno Brothers Inc Seattle RP Church Synod of RP Church The National Christian Foundation The Pittsburgh Foundation Townsend Construction & Engineering Trinity Presbyterian ChurchJohnstown PA Turner Dairy Farms Inc Umbrella RooďŹ ng Systems Inc Vanguard Charitable Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Westminster Presbyterian ChurchJohnson City TN Winchester RP Church
Heritage Society Marina M. Anania James L. Andrews ‘76 Jill L. Andrews ‘76 Anonymous (48) Gwendolyn M. Arbutina ‘55 Charles W. Bainbridge Richard K. Bates ‘75 Marcia S. Behun Babs L. Bengtson ‘84
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Andrew M. Bernard ‘83 Jane A. Bernard ‘85 Michele A. Bevelhimer Kortyna ‘73 Ingrid L. Birdsall ‘67 David M. Borland ‘76 Richard C. Bowes ‘51 Helen L. Bradford ‘75 Robert I. Brandt ‘56 Dorothy I. Buck Margaret S. Buck ‘69 Susan R. Camberg ‘63 Beverly M. Carson ‘70 Norman M. Carson ‘47 Raymond H. Cegelski ‘64 Fleming D. Charlton ‘64 Judith L. Charlton G. R. Clark ‘65 Karen M. Coggins ‘67 David J. Crozier ‘48 Lois N. Davie ‘48 Alan R. Dodds ‘73
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