JWU Annual Report 2014-2015

JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY

FOUNDATIONS ANNUAL REPORT 2014–2015

CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE FOUNDATIONS Dear Friends, In “Walden”, Henry David Thoreau wrote, “If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them.”

Through the work of our most recent strategic planning initiative, FOCUS 2011, and our current effort, 2017: The Centennial Plan, Johnson & Wales has heeded Thoreau’s advice. Indeed, we continue to build castles in the air — ambitious but achievable goals regarding our investments in student experience, potential, engagement and career opportunities and in the professional lives of our faculty.

In each of those planning processes, though, we were very deliberate to include a course of action to strengthen and solidify those components of the enterprise that provide the base of support for those ambitions. I’m talking about our foundation — the facilities and infrastructure, reputation, and human and financial resources required to make those goals attainable.

This includes the detailed work of developing governance structures that help fulfill our mission and the nurturing of our most precious resource — our faculty and staff. It includes an investment in an information technology network that advances our academic programs and gives employees the best tools to perform at peak levels. It means laying the groundwork for a comprehensive campaign to raise critical funds and implementing a strategy to increase our profile among prospective students and their families.

I’m proud to report that the university’s foundation is strong and getting stronger. I hope you enjoy the stories that follow, illustrating Johnson & Wales University’s profound commitment to such an important element of our continuing progress and success.

Sincerely,

John J. Bowen ‘77 Chancellor

CONTENTS

FOUNDATIONS FACILITIES: TRANSFORMING THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE RESOURCES: SECURING THE FUTURE REPUTATION: BUILDING AWARENESS, CHANGING PERCEPTIONS

Early construction, New Academic Building, Providence Campus

YEAR IN REVIEW Academic Life Student Life Support for JWU Around the Campuses STEWARDSHIP Financial Report Board of Trustees Members and Officers of the Corporation JWU’S Leadership Roster of Donors

Cover photo: Exterior detail, Centennial Hall, Denver Campus

Without a proper foundation, goals for student success are unachievable.

INVESTING IN OUR

FOUNDATIONS

CRITICAL TO INSTITUTIONAL SUCCESS

“They were the foundations upon which the towers would stand, or to put it another way, they were the part of the bridge nobody would ever see and the part upon which everything depended.”

— David McCullough

Exterior, Cuisinart Center for Culinary Excellence, Providence Campus

More than 130 years ago, one of the great architectural and technological feats in our history took place when the Brooklyn Bridge was constructed over the East River in New York, connecting Manhattan with Brooklyn.

Among breakthrough contributions to construction science, architects of the bridge paid special attention to the design of one key element — its foundation.

still there, beneath the towers, beneath the river, exactly where he calculated they ought to be.”

Though often unseen and rarely even acknowledged beyond an expectation of existence, foundations are crucial components of most successful enterprises, be they organizations or buildings or communities.

“The two giant pneumatic caissons were his supreme contribution, however, and a test of everything that

In a university setting, foundations take different forms — facilities, infrastructure, resource support, reputation.

Strong foundations underpin the success of mission critical components of the enterprise — providing support for faculty to teach and research and for students to learn and engage. Without a proper foundation, goals for student success are unachievable.

was in him. They were the foundations upon which the towers would stand, or to put it another way, they were the part of the bridge nobody would ever see and the part upon which everything depended. And they are

What follows are three stories of how Johnson & Wales University is investing in its foundation, further strengthening the university’s status as a recognized leader in higher education.

Here is how the astute David McCullough described the approach of Washington Roebling, chief architect of the Brooklyn Bridge, in his essay “The Builders” in the book “Brave Companions”:

“Our intention is to ensure that every JWU student will have an opportunity to attend a class in this building.”

Robin Krakowsky ’88, ’08 Ed.D. Denver Campus president

NEW

A more than $30-million campus renovation project took center stage as the Denver Campus began full upgrades to Centennial and Founders halls.

TRANSFORMING THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE

Originally built in 1929 as a residence hall, the Founders Hall renovation transformed the structure from an office building into modern housing for students.

and aged brick. Pipes from the original organ, as well as original seats, will be installed at the main entry. A skylight was brought back to life. Natural light bathes gathering areas through the spacious windows in nearly every corner, classroom and office — with spectacular views of downtown and the mountains on upper floors.

“The scientific man does not aim at an immediate result. He does not expect that his advanced ideas will be readily taken up. His work is like that of the planter — for the future. His duty is to lay the foundation for those who are to come, and point the way.”

Shuttered for more than 30 years, the interior restoration of historic Centennial Hall (formerly Treat Hall) preserved the grandeur of the building’s architectural history, while refurbishing structural elements to meet modern building requirements.

“Our intention is to ensure that every JWU student, regardless of major, will have an opportunity to attend a class in this building at some point during his or her student career here,” says Robin Krakowsky ’88, ’08 Ed.D., Denver Campus president. “The building is that special.”

Centennial Hall is now the centerpiece of academic and student life at the Denver Campus. The building’s interior features brand new classrooms, a café, faculty and administrative offices, a great hall for events, meeting rooms, expansive student activity spaces, and multiple levels of student services and facilities.

“JWU doesn’t want Centennial Hall to just be a landmark,” says Kendra Gibbs ’18. “The university wants us to become part of it and create our own traditions and values in this new place.”

FACILITIES

— Nikola Tesla Original stairwell and chandelier, Centennial Hall, Denver Campus

Centennial Hall’s beauty is in its timeless detail. Modern workspaces are flanked by weathered wooden beams

Already on the National Register of Historic Places, Centennial Hall will receive Historic Denver’s 2015 Community Preservation Award this year.

“The building allows for new beginnings and new endings for JWU and our students.”

Angela Renaud, Ed.D. Dean John Hazen White College of Arts & Sciences

NEW FACILITIES “Education is a human right with immense power to transform. On its foundation rest the cornerstones of freedom, democracy and sustainable human development.”

— Kofi Annan

Across the country, the Providence Campus broke ground this year for a new academic building.

The $40-million project will result in a brand new, 71,000-square-foot building spanning three stories that will house the School of Engineering & Design and the College of Arts & Sciences biology program, plus large laboratories and classrooms, gathering spaces for collaborative work and much more.

“The broadening of our program offering,” he says, “along with these new facilities supports us in our goal to increase our student population and attract highly talented faculty over the next few years.”

Set to open in fall 2016, the building represents the future of JWU as it grows its offerings in the arts and sciences, technology, and engineering.

“The building allows for new beginnings and new endings for JWU and our students,” remarks Angela Renaud, Ed.D., dean of the John Hazen White College of Arts & Sciences. “Our programs will attract fresh pools of students which will in turn prepare them for a variety

The expansive area and state-of-the-art labs — including those in innovation, robotics, design and network simulation — will enable students to experience and apply the latest tools and techniques of the engineering and design industry, says Frank Tweedie, dean of the School of Engineering & Design.

Early construction, New Academic Building, Providence Campus

Labs in the sciences include those to support the Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies, as well as technology, biology and higher-level nutrition programs.

of careers and graduate programs.”

“There should be a sympathy with freedom, a desire to give it scope, founded not upon visionary ideas, but upon the long experience of many generations within the shores of this happy isle, that in freedom you lay the firmest foundations both of loyalty and order.”

ENHANCED

RESOURCES SECURING THE FUTURE

— William E. Gladstone

Exterior detail, Centennial Hall, Denver Campus

JWU’s Board of Trustees and senior leaders agree that financial resources and relationships are vital to sustaining not only the quality and relevance of the JWU experience, and students’ access to it, but also the university’s status as an educational innovator.

Accordingly, these leaders are laying the groundwork for “a comprehensive fundraising campaign that will both attract support for current and anticipated capital and programmatic needs and provide opportunities for the university to purposefully and permanently engage or re-engage alumni, friends and community members in the life of the university,” says Joseph L. Staley, vice chancellor for resource development.

With the encouragement and collaboration of alumni, parents, students and volunteers, Resource Development personnel are increasing their visibility and focusing their efforts on pursuing and meeting the campaign’s ambitious financial and relationship-building goals through gifts, sponsorships and grants. They are also accelerating outreach to alumni and other constituents and will continue to invite those individuals and organizations to take a fresh look at JWU and the extraordinary advantages it provides to students, graduates, industries and communities.

At this campaign planning stage, JWU is recruiting a campaign steering committee, developing an identity and cases for support, ensuring internal preparedness, and securing early gifts and pledges to build a base for continued support over the next five to seven years. The campaign’s success will be determined by the level of commitment from trustees, alumni, parents, friends and all others who are part of the JWU family.

“I think the foundation of everything in my life is wonder.”

— Alice Walker

STRENGTHENED

REPUTATION BUILDING AWARENESS, CHANGING PERCEPTIONS

Early construction, New Academic Building, Providence Campus

As the saying goes, good things come to those who wait. But in today’s fast-paced world, why should students have to wait for tomorrow if their career experience can happen today?

Last spring, JWU embarked on a strategic identity program to ensure that it is well positioned in an increasingly competitive higher education marketplace for years to come. A new tagline, “Experience Your Future Now,” speaks to JWU’s innovative educational model and expresses the Johnson & Wales difference.

“The message speaks to our historic strengths in experiential education and to our evolving educational programs that inspire professional success and lifelong

personal and intellectual growth,” explains Doug Whiting, vice president of communications. “Students here have access to multiple experiences — internships, club leadership, international competitions, study abroad. Combined with the experiential focus of our academic programs, JWU is a leader in giving students career experience long before they graduate.”

“Experience Your Future Now” has already appeared on billboards in Providence, North Miami, Denver and Charlotte, and aired on radio stations throughout the spring. The message also is running on Spotify, numerous online platforms and social media. This fall, a new television commercial debuted in all four markets.

JWU partnered with the international marketing firm Forge Worldwide of Boston for the branding initiative.

For 18 months, extensive research and universitywide conversations led to the development of a positioning strategy, which closely aligns with 2017: The Centennial Plan, and resulted in a new tagline, refreshed messaging and creative executions that tell the story of JWU’s ongoing transformation.

Launching this fall on the North Miami Campus, the TALENT ADVANCEMENT PROGRAM (TAP) is providing students who have demonstrated need the resources and support to be successful for university life as self-directed learners. Approximately 150 firstyear students are part of the inaugural program, which includes part-time status for the first term, and a course designed to foster academic, personal, and professional success. Following completion of the first term, TAP students will transition to full-time status and be eligible for an annual monetary incentive as the result of a successful start. Students will work with staff and faculty through additional personalized programming, dedicated advising and ongoing support through graduation….In June, JWU hosted a White Coat Ceremony for its inaugural class of 23 students pursuing a MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT STUDIES. The White Coat Ceremony signifies the completion of the physician assistant students’ didactic year of study as they begin their clinical rotations in hospitals, doctors’ offices, community health centers and other sites of inpatient and outpatient care. ….JWU was honored with the prestigious WILLIAM M. BURKE PRESIDENTIAL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION. Presented by the National Society for Experiential Education, and funded by The Washington Center for Academic Internships and Seminars, the award recognizes an institution that has made significant contributions to experiential education. A $2,000 scholarship was awarded to a JWU student involved in experiential learning….Shelley Stephenson, Ph.D.,

dean of international programs and development in Providence, received the 2015 FULBRIGHT-NEHRU INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION ADMINISTRATORS AWARD. She spent two weeks in India visiting universities, private-sector agencies and other government organizations to build opportunities for study abroad and exchange programs….Look for a host of NEW ACADEMIC PROGRAMS across the campuses, as administrators, deans and faculty members collaborated to prepare for the launch of majors that include Operations and Supply Chain Management, Cyber Threat Intelligence & Defense, Nonprofit Management, English: Writing and Literature, Political Science and Hospitality Management. Other new offerings include Applied Psychology, Beverage Industry Operations and Retail Management, Human Resource Management,

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JWU was honored with the prestigious Burke Award [that] recognizes an institution that has made significant contributions to experiential education.

India Shelley Stephenson

and Equine Science….Since formally launching in fall 2014, JWU’s SCHOOL OF ONLINE & CONTINUING EDUCATION has grown to more than 500 students.

Going forward, some new programs available to online students will be Criminal Justice, Media & Communication Studies, Marketing, Advertising, Hospitality & Tourism Management, Network Administration, and Healthcare Management.

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“I have not seen a student organization like this, ever. They are so committed.”

— Jean Holt, M.S. Associate Professor of Finance

“I have not seen a student organization like this, ever,” says Jean Holt, associate professor of finance. “They are so committed.” She is talking about the FINANCE AND INVESTMENT ACADEMY (FIA), of which she is a faculty advisor. Due to their efforts, real-money investing will become a part of a Johnson & Wales undergraduate education. The group spearheaded an effort to establish a student-managed investment fund, winning the support of the JWU Board of Trustees Investment Committee. “We’re the type of people [who] want to hopefully leave our mark on a place,” says Devin Rainone ’15, outgoing president of the FIA. He, along with two former FIA members, Marquis Cooper ’14 and Benjamin Kantor ’15, and current student Tiffany J. Aubee ’17, made their case to the Investment Committee and received an allotment from JWU’s

endowment for FIA investment. “I think our degree will become much stronger in the long run because of these kinds of projects,” says Kantor, who now works for Ernst & Young in Chicago….Official WILDCAT STATUES were unveiled at all four JWU campuses. Designed and sculpted by artist Mike Fields, the massive bronze representations of JWU’s Wildcat Way (Pride, Courage, Character, Community) measure more than

15 feet tall by 11 feet long and quickly became photo and gathering destinations for students, families and visitors…. As of this fall, across all campuses, Residential Life is piloting PET-FRIENDLY communities in select residence halls for students who (once they meet requirements) can live with their pet on campus…. Some 4,700 students have participated in GREEN DOT, a strategy to reduce the rates of power-based personal violence in the JWU community through inspiration, personal connection and skill building around bystander behaviors….Providence is pretty serious about its pizza, and JWU’S AD TEAM is pretty serious about competing. So when the team starting cooking up ideas for this year’s National Round client, Pizza Hut, winning almost seemed as easy as (pizza) pie! In the end, the Ad Team secured second place at the National Student Advertising Competition — the team’s best finish in program history. JWU’s Ad Team has won the district competition six out of the last seven years. At the national level, it took fourth in 2014 and 2013, and third in 2012 and 2011….JWU STUDENTATHLETES continue to shine a bright light on Johnson & Wales.

Just this past year, Wildcats won conference championships; the softball team won the first ever NCAA game in any JWU women’s sport; and new programs debuted. In addition, JWU celebrated coaches of the year, rookies of the year, conference players of the year, all-region selections and individual national qualifiers. For the second year in a row, Providence Campus Wrestling Captain Michael Ferinde ’15 was named an NCAA All-American.

YEAR IN

REVIEW SUPPORT FOR JWU WEGMANS FOOD MARKET INC. has pledged $250,000 in scholarships over the next five years to eligible fulltime students enrolled in the JWU College of Culinary Arts in Providence. The generous gift will support students pursuing a career in the food service industry…. MARY L. ERWIN SIMPSON ’09, owner of MadamChef Couture International, established the Madam Chef Scholarship to support students studying culinary arts, fashion and entrepreneurship. She is the first Charlotte Campus graduate to create a scholarship with JWU since the campus opened 11 years ago. In the spring, Simpson spoke to seniors and alumni about the importance of being philanthropic and giving back to their alma mater….As a student-athlete in the late 1990s on the North Miami Campus, RUDOLPH POINDEXTER ’02 took advantage of every opportunity, joining campus organizations, immersing himself in classwork and satisfying his passions on the basketball court. A year ago, that enthusiasm for his Johnson & Wales experience spurred him to reinvest in the university by making a gift that combined scholarship support for a basketball player and funds for the team. “I owe so much to JWU,” he told JWU Magazine. “It is only fitting that I give back a portion of the invaluable educational and life experiences that are part of being a member of the JWU family.”…Culinary and hospitality majors in North Miami are the beneficiaries of new, increased scholarship support from the CULINARY AND HOSPITALITY EDUCATION FOUNDATION (C.H.E.F.). Since 2007, the foundation has contributed $121,000 to JWU for scholarships for Florida-area students….For years, Denver-based Service Systems Associates (SSA) has maintained a reputation as a top-rated provider of visitor services in the zoo, aquarium and cultural attractions industry. Since 2012, SSA founder and board chairman Kevin McNicholas and his family also have made their mark in the world of philanthropy through the T. KEVIN MCNICHOLAS FOUNDATION. Students at JWU’s Denver Campus have reaped the benefits of that philanthropy as recipients of scholarship support to pursue studies in culinary arts.

“I owe so much to JWU. It is only fitting that I give back a portion of the invaluable educational and life experiences that are part of being a member of the JWU family.”

— Rudolph Poindexter ’02

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AROUND THE CAMPUSES

JWU has negotiated with vendors to provide free and deeply discounted software to students, saving [them] $2.1 million since December 2014.

A goal of the 2017: The Centennial Plan is to provide a safe and healthy working and learning environment for the JWU community. To realize that goal, all four campuses will soon be TOBACCO-FREE. Leading the way is the Charlotte Campus (July 2015), followed by North Miami (December 2015), and Denver and Providence (both July 2016)….JWU has negotiated with vendors to provide FREE AND DEEPLY DISCOUNTED SOFTWARE to students, including Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus and Symantec Anti-Virus (both free) as well as Adobe, Kivuto and more.

Since December 2014, more than 5,250 students have downloaded Microsoft Office (a $400 value) for free, saving students $2.1 million! Regarding hardware, JWU negotiated educational pricing and support services with Best Buy. There are six bundles available: four computer bundles for all students and two computer recommendations for students in JWU’s School of Engineering & Design, as well as power users with high-end needs. (Bonus: JWU alumni can also take advantage of the Best Buy offer.)…The university became a major investor in the FOOD INNOVATION NEXUS (FIX), a product design and new venture accelerator that innovates at the intersection of food and medicine. FIX is collaborating with students, faculty and alumni from JWU, with a focus on bringing breakthrough therapeutic foods and beverages to market. In its first year, FIX launched a series of product developments, including a nutritionally balanced meal kit for colonoscopy prep that integrates clinical active ingredients with food and beverages to deliver superior efficacy and an improved patient experience.

FINANCIAL REPORT Johnson & Wales University experienced another financially successful year with an increase in net assets of $7,723,000.

The university made steady progress toward its goal of providing an affordable education through sound stewardship of resources.

During fiscal year 2015, spending for scholarships increased $2,656,000 to $145,796,000. Efforts to manage costs resulted in a 0.7 percent increase in functional expenses.

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LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 57,141 $ 52,203 Deferred revenue and student deposits

14,609 13,907 Annuity obligations

122 121 Bonds and notes payable, line of credit and capital lease 176,909 190,285 Refundable U.S. government grants

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2015 2014 ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $ 7,645 $ 11,054 Funds on deposit with bond trustee

9,157 28,837 Student accounts receivable, net

9,680 8,868 Inventories, deferred charges, prepaid expenses and other assets

10,983 11,433 Contributions receivable, net

899 826 Student loans, notes and other receivables, net

26,907 32,017 Investments 284,998 289,025 Property and equipment, net 636,750 604,971 Total assets

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JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY Consolidated Statements of Financial Position June 30, 2015 and 2014 (In Thousands)

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Total liabilities 252,889 260,624

Net assets: Unrestricted: Available for operations and designated for long-term investment 217,209 229,140 Net investment in property and equipment 470,530 445,217 Loan program

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Total liabilities and net assets

734,130

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$ 987,019

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JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY Consolidated Statements of Unrestricted Revenues, Expenses and Other Changes in Unrestricted Net Assets Years Ended June 30, 2015 and 2014 (In Thousands) 2015 2014 Changes in unrestricted operating net assets: Revenues and gains: Tuition and fees $ 392,411 $ 389,169 Residence and dining 71,720 69,045 Scholarships (145,796) (143,140) Net student fees

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Practicum properties Private gifts, grants and federal aid to students Investment return appropriated for operations Other sources

315,074

12,157 2,625 6,141 8,067

11,546 2,883 5,997 7,731

Total revenue and gains

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343,231

Net assets released from restrictions

Total revenue, gains and other support Operating expenses: Instructional Practicum General administrative Admissions and recruiting General services Student services Loss on sale of property and equipment

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Total operating expenses

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JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY Consolidated Statements of Changes in Net Assets Years Ended June 30, 2015 and 2014 (In Thousands)

2015 2014 Summary of changes in unrestricted operating net assets: Total unrestricted operating revenues and gains $ 347,325 $ 343,231 Net operating assets released from restrictions

2,871 6,554 Total unrestricted operating expenses (332,368) (329,921) Increase (decrease) in unrestricted net assets from non-operating activities

(8,874) 25,362 Increase in unrestricted net assets

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Net assets, beginning of year

726,407

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$ 726,407

Changes in temporarily restricted net assets: Contributions

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Net assets released from restrictions

Reclassifications (to) from unrestricted and permanently restricted net assets

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2014–2015

Guy B. Snowden, chair of the board, Johnson & Wales Uni- Laura Freid, chief executive officer and executive director, versity; director, SnowMark Corporation, Vero Beach, Fla. Silk Road Project Inc., Boston, Mass.

Merrill W. Sherman, principal, Sherman Consulting LLC, Providence, R.I. (ended Nov. 2014)

John J. Bowen ’77, chancellor, Johnson & Wales University

Clay A. Snyder ’93, senior director of brand performance, Hilton Worldwide/Brand Management, McLean, Va.

Ernest A. Almonte, chief visionary officer, Almonte Group LLC, Cranston, R.I. (ended Mar. 2015) Richard L. Bready, former chairman and chief executive officer, Nortek Inc., Providence, R.I. Brenda Dann-Messier ’00 Ed.D., education and workforce consultant; former assistant secretary of the Office of Career, Technical and Adult Education, United States Department of Education, East Greenwich, R.I. (as of Nov. 2014) Michele Bailey DiMartino ’91, president and chief executive officer, Align Enterprises LLC, Tampa, Fla.

James H. Hance Jr., former vice chairman and chief financial officer, Bank of America Corp., Charlotte, N.C. (ended Nov. 2014) Emeril J. Lagasse ’78, chef, restaurateur, television personality and author, Emeril’s Homebase, New Orleans, La.; president and founder, Emeril Brand, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, New York, N.Y. Darren J. Lopes, director of institutional relationship management, TIAA-CREF, Providence, R.I. (as of Nov. 2014) M. John Martin ’86, president, The Capital Grille, Orlando, Fla. William J. Murphy, partner, Murphy & Fay LLP, Providence, R.I.

Krista S. Tillman, former NC president, BellSouth, Charlotte, N.C. Edward P. Triangolo Jr., managing partner, Triangolo Professional Group, Sunrise, Fla. William E. Trueheart, chief executive officer, Achieving the Dream: Community Colleges Count, Silver Spring, Md. John H. White Jr., president, Taco Inc., Cranston, R.I. Laurie White, president, Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce, Providence, R.I. (as of Nov. 2014)

MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION

2014–2015

Barbara L. Bennett, retired senior vice president of law & policy and corporate secretary, Johnson & Wales University, Naples, Fla. Joseph R. Beretta, president and chief financial officer, Robinson Green Beretta Corp., Providence, R.I. Stephen J. Caldeira, president and chief executive officer, International Franchise Association, Washington, D.C. Richard G. Carriere, senior vice president, The North Atlantic Group, MorganStanley, Providence, R.I.

Doris Magsaysay Ho, president and chief executive officer, Magsaysay Maritime Corporation, Manila, Philippines Don W. Hubble, chairman emeritus, Angelica Corporation, Blowing Rock, N.C. Gertrude Jones, former vice president of community relations, Lifespan, Providence, R.I. Scott K. Keefer, legacy trustee; senior partner, Macktaz, Keefer & Kirby, Woonsocket, R.I.

Colin J. Clapton, banking industry consultant, Canton, Mass.

Richard J. Kosh, provost emeritus, Johnson & Wales University, West Warwick, R.I.

Charles M. Cook, retired senior vice president of university affairs, Johnson & Wales University, Watertown, Mass.

Robin Krakowsky, Denver Campus president, Johnson & Wales University

Edward Davis, executive director, DECA Inc., Reston, Va.

Katherine Littlefield, alumnus parent representative, Pt. Pleasant, Pa.

Bradford S. Dimeo, president, Dimeo Construction Company, Providence, R.I. Thomas L. Dwyer, vice chancellor and provost, Johnson & Wales University Gerald A. Fernandez ’86, president, Multicultural Foodservice & Hospitality Alliance, Providence, R.I. Michael Friedman, vice president, Gerber Finance Inc., Providence, R.I. Dana H. Gaebe, attorney at law, East Providence, R.I. Morris J.W. Gaebe, trustee emeritus and chancellor emeritus, Johnson & Wales University, Barrington, R.I. Richard J. Gladney, senior vice president and managing partner, Gladney Consulting Group of Wells Fargo, Providence, R.I. Abraham Goldfarb, legacy trustee; president, National Banner Company; general manager, ABOA, Dallas, Texas Alan Gould, management and creative consultant, Gould Ideas, Bedford Hills, N.Y. Edward P. Grace III, president, Phelps-Grace International Inc., Orlando, Fla. Fanny Hanono, treasurer, Perry Ellis International; vice president, GFX Corp., Miami, Fla.

Kwan Lui, founder and director, At-Sunrice GlobalChef Academy, Singapore William F. McArdle, senior vice president of finance, Johnson & Wales University Michael S. Parmet, managing partner, Parmet, Chapman & Madsen P.C., Houston, Texas Manuel Pimentel Jr., senior vice president emeritus of university relations, Johnson & Wales University, North Andover, Mass.

Arthur S. Robbins, principal, Robbins Properties Inc., Providence, R.I. Sylvia E. Robinson, president, SER Associates, Oak Hill, Va.

Paul Stonely, chief executive officer and executive committee member, World Association for Cooperative Education, Lowell, Mass.

Howard G. Sutton, executive in residence, Johnson & Wales University John E. Taylor Jr., chairman of the board, Twin River Worldwide Holdings Inc., Vero Beach, Fla. William R. Tiefel, chairman, Carmax Inc.; chairman emeritus, The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company LLC, Palm Beach, Fla. Terry Vince, legacy trustee; former president, Sovereign Hotels, Gloucester, Mass.

Zolon A. Wilkins Jr., president, Lexington Interests Inc., Irving, Texas David A. Wilson, retired president and chief executive officer, Graduate Management Admission Council, Naples, Fla. Donna J. Yena, retired vice president of employer relations, Johnson & Wales University, East Greenwich, R.I. John A. Yena, chairman of the board emeritus, Johnson & Wales University, East Greenwich, R.I. and all Members of the Board of Trustees

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION 2014–2015

Patricia R. Roche, retired partner, Roche-Rooney Financial Services, Annapolis, Md.

John J. Bowen, M.M., DBA (hon.), ’77, chancellor and president

Mim L. Runey, Providence Campus president and chief operating officer, Johnson & Wales University

Thomas L. Dwyer, MBA, executive vice president and provost

Irving Schneider, retired Providence Campus president, Johnson & Wales University, North Kingstown, R.I.

Mim L. Runey, LP.D., chief operating officer

Bennett E. Singer, senior vice president & portfolio manager, U.S. Trust, Providence, R.I. Lissa B. Singer, chief quality officer, First Physician Corporation, Charlton Memorial Hospital ED, Fall River, Mass.

Joseph J. Greene Jr. ’98 M.S., CPA, treasurer and chief financial officer Wayne M. Kezirian, J.D., senior vice president Emily A. Gilcreast, B.S., university secretary

JWU’S

LEADERSHIP

PROVIDENCE | NORTH MIAMI | DENVER | CHARLOTTE UNIVERSITY LEADERSHIP as of November 2015 John J. Bowen, M.M., DBA (hon.), ’77, chancellor Thomas L. Dwyer, MBA, vice chancellor and provost Mim L. Runey, LP.D., Providence Campus president and chief operating officer Joseph J. Greene Jr. ’89, ’98 M.S., CPA, treasurer and chief financial officer Wayne M. Kezirian, J.D., senior vice president and general counsel Joseph Staley, B.S., vice chancellor for resource development

Marie Bernardo-Sousa, LP.D., ’92, senior vice president of administration

Robert C. Mock Jr., Ed.D., Charlotte Campus president

Kenneth DiSaia ’87, ’92 MBA, senior vice president of enrollment management

Lynn Robinson ’90, ’94 M.S., vice president of student academic & financial services

Diane D’Ambra, M.S., SPHR, ’05, vice president of human resources Michael Downing, M.S., CHA, FMP, vice president of auxiliary services Maureen Dumas, M.Ed., vice president of experiential education & career services Robin Krakowsky ’88, ’08 Ed.D., Denver Campus president

Larry Rice, Ed.D., ’90, North Miami Campus president

Page C. Sciotto, MBA, vice president of resource development Robert Taylor, B.S., CPE, vice president of facilities and construction management Douglas J. Whiting, B.A., vice president of communications ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP as of November 2015 Lily S. Hsu, Ed.D., vice provost Billye Auclair, Ph.D., associate provost George Bottomley, DVM, PA-C, director of the Center for Physician Assistant Studies Louis D’Abrosca, Ed.D., dean of the School of Business Peter Lehmuller, Ed.D., dean of the College of Culinary Arts Paul McVety, Ed.D., dean of the School of Hospitality Cynthia L. Parker, Ed.D., dean of the School of Online & Continuing Education Angela R. Renaud, Ed.D., dean of the John Hazen White College of Arts & Sciences Frank X. Tweedie, M.S., dean of the School of Engineering & Design

Robin Krakowsky ’88, ’08 Ed.D., Denver Campus president

Larry Rice, Ed.D., ’90, North Miami Campus president

John J. Bowen, M.M., DBA (hon.), ’77, chancellor

Mim L. Runey, LP.D., Providence Campus president and chief operating officer

Robert C. Mock Jr., Ed.D., Charlotte Campus president

THANK YOU TO

OUR DONORS “ I choose to give to allow students the same opportunities I had.”

— Michelle Meehan ’13, ’15 MBA

The faculty, staff, students and families of Johnson & Wales University salute the more than 2,500 donors who contributed a total of $3,398,079 to the university between July 1, 2014, and June 30, 2015. Financial support from those listed here makes possible the student aid, faculty development and state-of-the-art facilities that underpin the education of our students who come to the university to acquire the skills and develop the qualities to realize their personal and career aspirations.

We extend to our donors our heartfelt appreciation for all they do for the university community.

Joseph L. Staley Vice Chancellor of Resource Development 401-598-5134 | Joseph.Staley@jwu.edu

We invite you to learn more about how to join those whose generosity advances the university’s mission to provide an exceptional education that inspires professional success and lifelong personal and intellectual growth. Please contact a Resource Development or Alumni Relations staff member to inquire about opportunities to make a gift to Johnson & Wales University. We welcome the opportunity to discuss how you can make a difference to the students and faculty of Johnson & Wales University.

NORTH MIAMI CAMPUS Louise Olson Senior Major Gifts Officer 401-598-5087 | Louise.Olson@jwu.edu

Page C. Sciotto Vice President of Resource Development 401-598-2145 | Page.Sciotto@jwu.edu PROVIDENCE CAMPUS Michael Eatough Executive Director of Major Gifts 401-598-4986 | Michael.Eatough@jwu.edu

DENVER CAMPUS Kara Johnston Director of Development & Alumni Relations 303-256-9682 | Kara.Johnston@jwu.edu CHARLOTTE CAMPUS Darlena Goodwin Director of Development & Alumni Relations 980-598-1007 | Darlena.Goodwin@jwu.edu

Thank You to Our Donors INDIVIDUALS Anonymous (37) Ms. Jo-Anne I. Abad Ms. Alexa L. Abaroa Ms. Iman A. Abdel-Motelb ‘12 Mr. Justin Abram Mr. John Acampora Ms. Roberta Adamonis Farid Adams Mr. Justin M. Adams ‘11 Mr. Keri J. Adams Ms. Patricia A. Adams Mr. Robert M. Adams Ms. Lynda Adams-Robitaille Ms. Darleen Adens Mrs. Regina Aderupatan, CHA ‘91 Ms. Tonya S. Adkins Mr. William M. Agnew ’80 Mr. Emmanuil Agrest, PhD Ronald and Elizabeth Akana Mr. Ross E. Albertson ’97 Mr. Joe Albuguerque Mr. Brian W. Allen Ms. Pamela L. Allison, PhD Ms. Pauline J. Allsworth Ms. Heather B. Almeida ‘98 Laurie Almeida Ms. Karen A. Almond Mr. Anthony N. Alosco Margie Amara Ms. Alyssa J. Amaral ’12 Thania D. Amaro Zeuryd Amaya Mr. Salvaore C. Ambrosino ’90, ’91 MS Mr. Bret J. Amick ’99

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Amos Mr. Brock D. Anderson ‘09 James A. Anderson, PhD Ms. Patricia Obermaier and Mr. Jeffrey Anderson Ms. Lynette Anderson Mr. Michael W. Anderson Jr. ‘12 Ms. Pamela P. Anderson Scott Anderson Mr. Stefan C. Anderson ‘11 Ms. Nadine Andrade Ms. Doreen M. Anella Mr. Michael Angelo ‘04 Mr. Henry Araujo Mr. Christian Arbelaez ’07 Mr. Derek J. Archambault ’99 Ms. Lynn A. Archer Mr. Anthony C. Arena ‘90 Ms. Amanda M. Arloro ’96 Munish Arm Mr. Joseph A. Armenti ‘81 Mr. Matthew Armstrong Ms. Michelle A. Arrighi ’93 Mr. Elton A. Arrindell ‘92 Ms. Yudit Arteaga Luke J. Arts Mr. Gregory Astudillo ‘11 Mr. William T. Atwater ‘77 Ms. Frances E. Audette Mr. Theodore J. August III ’83 Mr. John Augustyn Mr. Jordan T. Augustyn ‘16 Ms. Victoria E. Ayers ‘13 Mr. Dennis A. Ayotte ‘81 Charlotte Babineau Kathleen Babineau

Keri Babineau Mr. Vincent F. Bagford ‘05 Michelle and Michael Bailey Ms. Dolores J. Baird Bill J. Baity, Jr., Esq. ‘90 Mr. Carl H. Bakelman ‘57 Aggie Ballard Mr. Christopher R. Bandereck ‘85 and Mrs. Mary R. Bandereck ‘87 Ms. Cathleen S. Baniqued ‘06 Mrs. Maria C. Baniqued Mr. James A. Bannan Ms. Michelle L. Banson Mr. Scott Barnes Mr. Robert L. Barney ’80 Maria A. Barone Mr. and Mrs. David Barr Joseph Barresi, PhD Ms. Diana R. Barreto Ortiz Ms. Catherine Barrows Mrs. Sheila M. Barsky ‘93 Ms. Debra A. Bartkowski ’80 Mr. Gerald Bartlett Mr. John P. Barto III ‘96 Mrs. Stephanie A. Barto ‘93 Brian J. Bartolini, ’02 EdD Mr. Juan Barzallo ‘16 Mr. Michael Bass Armando E. Batastini, Jr. Mrs. Melisa Bates Mr. Christopher M. Baulo ‘94 and Mrs. Stacie L. Baulo ‘95 Ms. Shannon G. Beatty ‘13 Ms. Morgan E. Beaty Mr. Cody T. Beaudette ‘18 Stephen Becker ’07 EdD

2014 –2015 Individual Giving by Designation (excludes faculty and staff)

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3 % 30 29% 2 21% 2 14 % 1 6%

Scholarships Athletics University's Greatest Needs Student Emergency * Other

* Inclu Includes the Chancellor's Student Relief and Student Emergency funds

Ms. Tiffany Becker ‘13 Pam and George Beckwith Mrs. Gwen B. Belanger ‘93 and Mr. Christopher C. Belanger ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. William Belfiore Ms. Marilyn Belk Wallis Ms. Christine Bell Mr. Larry H. Bell ‘85 Mr. Thomas A. Benjamin ’94 Ms. Barbara L. Bennett, JD and Mr. Paul V. Curcio Ms. Laura L. Benoit ‘07 Mr. Kevin Bens ‘03 Ms. Roxanne H. Benson ‘15 Mr. Alexander R. Berdick ‘08 Ms. Kathy Berelino Sam Berenson Mr. Joseph R. Beretta, Jr. Mr. David Berley Ms. Marie F. Bernardo-Sousa ’92

Mr. Adam M. Bernier Ms. Mary Beth Berrio Ms. Victoria Berthelsen ‘02 Mr. David R. Berube ’75 Ms. Debra A. Bettencourt Mr. Sumeet Bhalla ‘03 Seema Bhalodi Felice D. Billups Mr. Walter F. Biros ‘78 Mr. David L. Bishop ‘80 Ms. Terri A. Bishop ‘89 Ms. Wanda Bishop ‘94 Ms. Justice M. Blackmon ‘18 Mrs. Dena M. Blais ‘82 Ms. Cheryl Blake ‘06 Mr. Brenton D. Blanchard ’07 Joanne and Guy Blanchette Mr. Jeffrey S. Bland ‘87 Ms. Michelle A. Blandino ‘17 Ms. Jamie Blea ’12

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Blomgren Mr. and Mrs. Philip Blumenthal Ms. Kory M. Blythe ’10 Ms. Johanna Boersma Ms. Dorothy Bogdanowicz Mr. Robert Bohlander Mr. Gary F. Bohn ’03 Mr. Robert H. Boissevain ‘77 Mr. John G. Boisvert Sr. ‘84 Ms. Kate Bolos ‘08 Ms. Kiona Q. Bolton Mr. Joseph W. Boltzer ‘79 Mrs. Jessica J. Bonanno ‘96 Kathleen Malone and Jason Bone Ms. Marie D. Bonhomme ‘05 Fred and Karen Booth Mr. Danilo A. Borgas ‘11 Ann B. Borowiec-Koczera ’01 EdD Scott L. Borstel ‘10 EdD Mr. Michael A. Bosco ’03 Mr. Bert L. Botelho ‘87 Mr. Jeremy P. Boucher ’11 Mr. Roland M. Boucher, CPA, ’72 Mr. Barry E. Bouley ‘68 Mr. Robert Boush Mrs. Tina A. Boutros ‘93 Mr. Richard D. Bouvier ’07 Ms. Mary K. Bowe ‘16 Patty and Jim Bowe Mr. John J. Bowen ’77 Keith C. Bowers Ms. Virginia M. Bowry ’67 Mr. David O. Boyd Mr. Gilbert L. Boyd ‘85 John Boyd Mr. Daniel J. Boyle

Mr. Michael Boyle Mr. Robert L. Bracken Annie and Jonathan Brackis Mr. Alex W. Brady Ms. Joan Brady Ms. Linda Brady Mr. Philip A. Brady Antonio D. Braga Ms. Marina L. Brancely Ms. Rachel Brand ‘04 Mrs. Julie L. Brandt ’91 Mr. Dimitri D. Brasili ‘17 Ms. Elpiniki Bratsis ‘02 Ms. Marie T. Bray Mr. Clayton Brayman ‘72 Mr. Matthew J. Bredes ’06 Ms. Linda Breland Mr. John Bremberger Tracy P. Brener and Mr. Robert M. Brener ’01 Ms. Ellen Bretz Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brewster, Jr. Ms. Nancy M. Brien ’89 Mr. Kyle A. Brigandi ‘14 Craig Bristol Miss Carol L. Britt ‘07 Terrence Britt Mr. Randall Britto ’02 Wesley and Casey Brock Everett L. Brooks Mr. David Brower ’02 Mrs. Anna M. Brown ‘95 Mr. Christopher G. Brown ‘92 Mr. Dale Brown ’93 and Mrs. Michele L. Brown ’96 Ms. Merrye L. Brown ‘10

Mr. Richard T. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brown Mr. and Mrs. Peter Browning D Brucato and Craig Brucato Ms. Karyn M. Bruce Mrs. Courtney Bruno ‘97 Mr. Gordon R. Buchsbaum ’87 Ms. Mary E. Buckley ’96 Mr. Sean P. Bufalo ‘13 Mr. Peter Buiak Jr. ’79 Mr. John S. Bukata Mr. Anthony J. Buono ’77 Mr. Craig R. Buonomo ’96 Mr. Ryan W. Burkart ‘10 Ms. Joanne F. Burke ’86 Mr. John P. Burke ’90 Mr. Henry Burkes ’05 Frances A. Burnett, EdD, ‘93 Mr. Michael Burns ‘01 Ms. Alice M. Burrows Mr. Neko M. Burson ’14 Mr. Johannes W. Busch Mr. Anthony S. Butt ’13 Mrs. Jane Butt and Mr. Abid M. Butt ‘84, ‘14 Hon. Mrs. Kimberly Buxton-Hamel ’99 and Mr. James S. Hamel ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Byrd Ms. Donna M. Caccia Ms. Debra Cagney Mrs. Leandra M. Cain ‘96 Mr. Adam L. Cairns and Ms. Catherine M. Lowell ‘09 Mr. Tyler Calandra Ms. Cynthia M. Cali ‘81 Mr. Kengatta Callen ‘94

2014 –2015 Giving by Donor Type

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Ms. Kara N. Camalier ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Camara Ms. Kimberly E. Camara-Harvey Ms. Elaine A. Cambio ‘62 Mr. Timothy W. Cameron Mr. Richard T. Camp ‘87 MaryJane Campbell Mr. Stephen S. Campbell ‘14 Ms. Theresa A. Campbell-Caron Mr. Matthew F. Cangelosi ’10 Ms. Elizabeth H. Canning Mr. and Mrs. William C. Cannon, Jr. Ms. Monica Cantero ‘11 Ms. Darlene M. Cantor Mrs. Lergia A. Capdevila-Bubbel ’88 and Mr. Daniel Bubbel ’86 Mr. Michael A. Capobianco ‘07 Mrs. Gina A. Carach ‘88 Jerry and RoseMary Caravale Ms. Gail Cardelle Ms. Kathleen S. Carey

37 % 20 % 15% 11% 9% 4% 2% 2%

Alumni Faculty & Staff Friends of Athletics Other Individuals Corporations Parents Foundations Government & Organizations

Mr. Johnny F. Carino ’81 Mr. Ross Carley ’04 Ms. Kathleen A. Carlson Ms. Lisa M. Carlson Honorary Alumna Mary F. Carmody ’04 Hon. Ms. Mary E. Carnes ‘14 Ms. Tricia A. Carney ’95 Ms. Nicole Caron Ms. Kristen Caroselli ‘15 Mr. John D. Carpenter ‘80 Ms. Pamela Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carr Ms. Sarah Carr ’11 Phillip Carracappa Mr. Marc Carrier ‘85 Richard G. and Louise A. Carriere Mr. Ted Carrol Ms. Christine Carroll Mrs. Ella C. Carter ’81 Mrs. Sandra Carter

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Ms. Tanya L. Carvalho ‘04 Mr. Paul J. Casey ’97 and Mrs. Patricia A. Casey ’97 Mr. Francis D. Cassidy ’78 and Mrs. Joan Cassidy Mr. Joseph Castaldo ‘12 Mr. Jake Castner ‘16 Mr. Thomas P. Catalanotto Mr. Thomas Cataldi Mrs. Annette J. Cataldo and Mr. Ronald S. Ohsberg Mr. John F. Catanese ’92 and Ms. Mary L. Catanese ’10 Captain Grace M. Cedrone ‘82 Mr. Joseph G. Cedrone ‘80 Mrs. Tracy E. Celentano ‘84 Ms. Paulina Centeno ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. David Cesario Ms. Carol D. Chace ’99 Mr. Daniel S. Chace Mr. Norman W. Chace Dennis Chan Ms. Sarah S. Chang-Mau ’06 Mrs. Loreen M. Chant ’89 Mr. Andrew D. Chappell ‘15 Mr. Tremaine C. Charles ’05 Ms. Nicole M. Chase ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Chase, Sr. Mr. William B. Chase ‘12 Ms. Suzanne A. Chasse Mr. Jay C. Chaves ‘98 Mr. Justin A. Chentnik ‘05 Mr. Kory B. Chester ‘11 Jamie Chichester Mr. Brett H. Childs ’04 Mr. Jeffrey P. Chirnside Ms. Kathleen L. Choo ‘11

Ms. Michelle E. Chretien ‘18 Mr. Nicholas P. Chrisos ‘01 Mr. Edward B. Christie ’81 Mr. Anthony D. Chullino ‘08 Mr. Gerardo E. Ciampa Mr. John Ciavardoni Mr. Paul Ciavardoni Ms. Maryann Cicerchia Mr. Justin Citzer Mr. David G. Clark ’77 Mr. John Clark Mrs. Cynthia J. Clarke ‘88 Ms. Kara A Clarke ‘10 Karen Clarke Ms. Kay Clausen Mr. Steve Clawson Ms. Maureen T. Clemens Ms. Margaret Clements Mr. Steven M. Clemons ‘87 Mrs. Sharon E. Clennon ‘02 Mr. Jerry Clifford Ms. Susan Climan Ms. Betty Q. J. Clinton ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Derick S. Close Ms. Orla M. Clynch ’02 Mrs. Krystal L. Clyne-Stacco ‘09 Ms. Yiesha N. Cobb ‘97 Mr. Jacob E. Coburn Miss Destiny L. Cochran ‘08 Ms. Donna Cochrane Ms. Karen Codere ’98 Jacquelyn R. Coffey Ms. Susan E. Coffey Mr. Jay S. Cohen ‘88 Ms. Samantha A. Cohen ‘07 Edna M. Collette

Ms. Elizabeth W. Colley ’10 Ms. Geraldine A. Collins Ms. Lauren Collins ‘02 Mr. Filiberto Colon Mr. Patricio Colon Ms. Cynthia J. Combes Mildred Commins Ms. Jayla M. Conde ‘16 Ms. Mildred J. Conley Mrs. Kimberly M. Conn ’97 Dale Connally Ms. Brittany E. Connery ‘12 Ms. Susan Connery Ms. Jean Connor Ms. Joanna Connor Ms. Carly Connors Mr. Thomas Conrad Mr. Bob Consiglio Ryan Contaldi Richard Cooper Rita and Steven Cooper Mr. and Mrs. William R. Cooper Mr. Richard J. Coppedge ‘82 and Ms. Julie Keef ‘84 Mr. Joseph Coppola Mr. Nicholas Coppola Mrs. Deborah A. Coppotelli ’82 Mrs. Linda C. Corbett ‘79 Ms. Andrea J. Cordova ’09 Mr. Steven Cormier ’86 Ms. Michelle A. Correa ’08 Ms. Madeline M. Correia ’91 Susan M. Cotoia Mr. Dennis Cotter, RCDD ’89 Mr. Edward F. Cotter ‘83 Jeanie and Tom Cottingham

2014 –2015 2015 Faculty and Staff Giving b

by Designation

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31% 3 2 % 25 22% 2 12% 1 7% 3%

Scholarships Student Emergency * University's Greatest Needs Athletics Experiential Education Other

* Inclu Includes the Chancellor's Student Relief and Student Emergency funds

Mr. Dave Coughlin Mr. Kevin Couper ‘09 Ms. Ashley L. Courington ‘08 Mr. James B. Couture ‘87 Ms. Shannon E. Covill Mr. Chris A. Coxe ‘84 Ms. Cynthia A. Coyne Patricia and Edward Craig Mr. James Cram ‘12 Mr. Zachary W. Creasia ‘15 Ms. Margaret E. Crescenzo Mrs. Lisa M. Crescimano ’82 Cathy G. Crevier Lisa Crilly Ms. Cynthia Criollos Mr. Joe Criollos Ms. Catherine Cronquist Mr. Walter W. Cross Mr. Vincent Crowder Leonel A. Cruz Ms. Mary T. Culhane

Ms. Carol Cullinan Ms. Cynthia C. Cunningham Ms. Jen Cunningham Mr. Nicholas R. Curci ‘13 Ms. Sierra N. Curtis ’10 Mrs. Elaine R. Cwynar ’98 Mr. Clifford J. Cyr ’76 Danielle DaCruz Mr. David Daggett ’92 Bridget Dahony Ms. Shannan D. Daisley ‘08 Arturo A. Dalmau Mr. Charles L. Dalrymple ‘15 Ms. Noreen Daly Ms. Diane H. D’Ambra ’05 Mr. Louis E. D’Amico III Mr. Leonard J. Dariano Ms. Melissa N. Darzins Mr. Andrew J. DaSilva ‘08 Ms. Karen Daub Mr. Jean D. Dautruche

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Captain George W. Davidson III ‘79 Mr. Jevron Davis ’13 Mr. Scott Davis ‘80 Sharon R. Davis Mr. Frederick S. Davison, Jr. ‘81 Mr. Marvin W. Day ‘76 Ms. Denise M. De Jesus ’14 Mr. Jorge M. De La Torre Mr. Daniel J. DeAmaral Ms. Sarah C DeCataldo ‘04

Mr. Domenic M. DeCiantis ’75 Mark DeCiccio Lieutenant Erik A. Decker ’01 Mr. Ed DeCristofaro Estate of Robert H. Dedman ’95 Hon. Mr. David A. DeJesus ‘99 Mr. Glen C. Del Fierro ‘95 Patricia A. DelBello Mrs. Nina Delcavo ‘04 Raffaela Della Almeida Caroline and Ben Dellinger Jeffrey A. Delmay ’00 and Todd Delmay Ms. Carol A. DeLucas Denise K. DeMagistris ‘03 EdD Linda DeMoss Mr. Paul DeMott Mrs. Laurie Dengel ‘75 Ms. Candace E. Dennig

Ms. Carrol Derleth Mr. Robert DeSalvio Mr. Scott DeSalvo ‘93 Mrs. Francine N. Desmarais ‘84 and Mr. Richard E. Desmarais, Jr. ‘84 Mr. Kenneth Desmarais ‘79 Ms. Suseela Devalla ‘10 Ms. Marylynn Devereaux Mr. Ronald J. Devlin ’69 Mr. Bruce Dezube Ms. Adrienna M. DiAmico Mr. Walter Diaz ‘07 Ronald A. DiBattista Louis and Victoria DiCocco Ms. Kayla T. DiFazio ‘14 Joanne M. Diggins Ms. Janet L. DiGiorgio Ms. Lucille DiGravio Bernard DiLullo Jr. ‘04 EdD Mr. John R. Dion ’95 Mrs. Rita Dionne and Mr. Rene R. Dionne Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. DiPasquale Mr. Richard Diprete ‘89 Mrs. Barbara G. DiSaia ’89 Mr. Kenneth F. DiSaia ’87, ’92 MBA Mrs. Tomiko M. Dobson ‘81 Ms. Stephanie Dockweiler Mr. Robert P. Doherty ’08 Mr. Kevin J. Dolan Ms. Arianna N. Dolock Ms. Claire Donahue Mr. John B. Donaleski, Jr. ‘13 Ms. Rachel E.K. Donilon Steve Donnelly

Cathy Donofrio Rae Donofrio Silvio Donofrio Mr. Silvio Donofrio Ms. Sarah J. Doolan ‘13 Mr. Donald Dooley ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Dooley III Ms. Marianne Doran-Collins Mr. Jacob D’Ottavio ‘85 Richard A. Doty, Jr. Mr. James P. Dougherty ’83 Mr. Kenneth Dougherty Ms. Laura Dougherty Mr. Shawn P. Dougherty ‘84 Ms. Virginia Dougherty Victoria Gilmore Doughty Mr. Frank Dougless Anthony Dowden Mr. Timothy E. Downey II ‘13 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Doyle ’88 Ms. Katie Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Droppa Raymond G. Dube Jr. Mrs. Ila Dubin Donna Dubinsky and Leonard Shustek Mr. Richard Dubois ’05 Dr. Robert J. Ducoff and Mrs. Diane Friedman Ducoff Mrs. Maureen T. Dumas and Mr. Michael R. Dumas ‘96 Ms. Bonnie P. Duncan Mrs. Camille T. Dunn ’89 Mr. Evan J. Dunn ‘09 Kelly Dunn Mr. John E. Dunne Dolly Duran

Ms. M. C. Durci ‘95 Ms. Kathy Durkin Ms. Christine Z. Durnin Ms. Allyson A. Dwyer ’10 Mr. Thomas L. G. Dwyer Mrs. Katherine E. Eachus ’85 Ms. Florence C. Eaton Mr. Michael Eatough Mr. John P. Eckelberry ’86 Dr. and Mrs. Blaise Eckert Mr. Jeffrey M. Ederer Ms. Denise E. Edic David A. Edwards Mrs. Patricia D. EdwardsRiemersma ’90 Ms. Shirley M. Egan ’82 Mr. Larken M. Egleston ’06 Ms. Janet Ehid Ms. Sharon Eidle Roseann Eigner Mr. Gary R. Ellis ‘05 Ms. Sekienna S. Ellis ‘05 Mrs. Susan Ellis Ms. Susan Enevoldsen ’91 Mrs. Helen L. Ennis ‘93 Miss Serena E. Enniss ’09 Mr. Craig Enos ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ente Steven S. Erhart Ms. Elizabeth Eriksson Mr. Don Ernst Joseph J. Eshleman Ms. Chiara Espinal ‘10

Mr. Joseph Esposito Mr. Duke W. Este II ‘12 Mr. Joseph E. Estell ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander P. Estrada Jose Estrompa Mr. Gyalsten Ethenpa ‘11 Ann Marie Ethier Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Eubank Ms. Katrina Evanglista Blake Evans Michael Evora Ms. Rosemarie Fabiano-Kloss Mr. Harry J. Faircloth ’10 Mr. Joseph Falcone John Fantasia Mrs. Barbara Fappiano ’88 Mr. Luis A. Faria ‘10 Ms. Michelle Farino Mr. Nicolas C. Farrell ‘04 Ms. Holly Fauble ‘09 Mr. Andrew R. Faulk ‘97 Ms. Lorraine Faulkner Mr. Darren A. Faust ‘11 Mrs. Shelley J. Feinstein ’94 and Mr. Brad M. Feinstein ’95 Mr. Wesley J. Feist ‘06 Ms. Amy E. Felder Mr. Edward Feldstein, Esq. Martin E. Felix Mr. Michael Felt ‘06 Mr. Robert E. Ferguson ’89 Christina Ferinde Mr. Joe Ferinde

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Ms. Maria Ferinde Ms. Marie Ferinde Mr. Michael P. Ferinde ‘15 Mr. Phil Ferinde Ms. Mariette Fernandes Mr. Gerald A. Fernandez ’86, ’98 Hon. Mrs. Martha A. Fernandez ‘88 Ray Fernandez Mr. Brian Ferreira ‘02 Jude G. Ferreira Ms. Claire Feulner and Mr. Robert Feulner Mr. Jordan L. Fickess Mr. Keefe A. Fillerup ‘14 Mr. Jack Fino Mr. Damon A. Fischer Mr. Douglas G. Fisher ‘03 Leah Fisher Mrs. Judith M. Fitzherbert ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. John FitzHugh Mr. Alexander Flack ’05 Mr. Guillermo C. Flores ’06 Ms. Michelle Florio ‘10 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Foelber

Ms. Chandra S. Fogg ‘15 Mr. Derrick L. Fogg ‘00 Mr. Sean T. Foley ’11 Mr. James T. Folk ‘12 Ms. Patricia L. Fontana ’09 Ms. Michele J. Forand ‘12 Mr. Orville Forbes ‘82

Ruth A. Forbes Ms. Briana R. Ford ‘18 Ms. Katina R. Ford ‘17 Ms. Tracy Ann Forkin ’13 Mrs. Nancy Fortin Heslop ’80 Mr. Andrew J. Foskey ‘09 Mrs. Arlene V. Foster Vikki and Paul Foster Ms. Shenise L. Foster ’05 Mr. Brandon D. Fotopoulos ‘15 Dr. Kevin M. Fountain Mr. William E. Fowler III Mrs. Elsie J. Foy ’74 Mr. Brian J. Foye ’85 and Mrs. Coleen C. Foye ’87 Ms. Marsha J. Francois Mr. Scott E. Franklin ‘85 Ms. Heather Fraser Mr. Edward Frazier Michaelene and Michael Fredenburg Ms. Jane P. Freeman Mrs. Laura Freid, EdD Mr. John J. Freitas ‘72 Mrs. Cynthia M. French ‘85 Ms. Kim Frenze Ms. B.J. Friedery Ms. Melissa A. Frost Mr. Robert J. Fruggiero Mr. and Mrs. David Furr Ms. Mary Ann Fusco Ms. Jennifer A. Fustino ’05 Ms. Laura Gabiger ‘11 Rhonda Gaccione Samuel and Susan Gaccione Ms. Carla Gade ’91 Mr. Morris J. Gaebe ’98 Hon.

Terrence Gagalla Ms. Aleta Gaines ‘17 Mr. Thomas A. Gaines Mrs. Jennifer Galipeau ’88 Jennifer J. Gallagher Mr. Hazem S. Gamal ‘90 Mr. Juan P. Garcia ‘08 Ms. Lei Cristine S. Garcia ’10 Mr. Leo Carelle S. P. Garcia ‘12 Ms. Vanessa E. Garcia Mr. Brian P. Garrepy Ms. Kristy L. Garrey ’98 Mr. Ronald H. Gaskin ’72 Ms. Tya Gaskin ‘04 Colleen Gassett Mr. Ryan T. Gates Ms. Linda Gatling ‘11 Mr. Christopher S. Gatto, CEC ‘98 Mr. Thomas G. Gauthier Ms. Maureen Gavin ‘79 Mr. Brian C. Geiger ‘11 Mr. George J. Geisser III Mrs. Nancy J. Gembarski ‘89 Ms. Mary Gendron Mr. Michael W. Gendron Mr. Paul J. Gennari Mr. Christopher Genuardi ‘07 Ms. Jennifer M. Gerding ‘96 Barbara E. Gervais Nicola V. Gesualdi Mr. Joseph F. Giancaspro ’75 Dorothy D. Gilbert Mr. James M. Gilbert ‘02 Mrs. Jeanne Gilbert ’66 and Mr. Donald Beardsworth ’76 Mr. Jeff B. Gilbert

Ms. Joanne Yen P. Gilbert Mr. Michel J. Gilbert ’03 Emily A. Gilcreast Mr. Justin L. Gillette ‘06 Mr. Tucker Gino ‘18 Mr. Thomas L. Gipson ‘92 Ms. Denille R. Girardat Myers ’89 Ms. Sandra Giroux Mr. Mark Giusti Mr. Benjamin D. Glanz ‘11 Mrs. Robert Glass Mrs. Bernadette Glass ’69 Carrie Glenn ‘01 EdD Ms. Sharan L. Godwin ‘92 Ms. Anna L. Goerler ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Goerler Jr. Ms. Lori B. Goldblatt, CMP ‘95 Mr. Michael Golden ‘87 Ms. Rebecca A. Golden Mr. Chad R. Goldman ‘10 Mr. Robert J. Goldsher ’84 Mr. Michael J. Goldstein ’94 Ms. Marina M. Gonzalez ‘15 Mr. Vicente A. Gonzalez ’97 Mrs. Jennifer L. Goodhope ‘00 and Mr. Gabe J. Goodhope ‘00 Ms. Darlena C. Goodwin Mr. Marc R. Gordon Mr. Steve Gordon Amy and Seppi Gorecki Mr. Gregory P. Gorgone, CDM, CFPP, FMP ‘85 Ms. Crystal A. Gorman ‘09

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gory Ms. Stacie L. Gory ‘11 Mrs. Tara R. Goulet ‘06 Jacqueline R. Gounaris ’03 and Mr. John R. Gounaris Terry E. Gowing Richard L. Grace

Mr. Michael P. Grady ’13 Ms. Mary E. Graf Mr. David R. Graham Mr. Ralph A. Granato ’75 Mrs. Tedra N. Grant ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Greg Gravalis Ms. Jessica Gravalis Mr. Jim Gravalis Ms. Nancy P. Gravalis Ms. Shannon Gravalis Ms. Pamela J. Graves ‘84 Mr. Gary Gray Ms. Mary-Ann Graziano Caroline and Brian Green Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Green ’01 Hon. Mrs. Christina Greene ‘90 Mr. Joseph J. Greene, Jr. ’89

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Ms. Maureen R. Greene Mr. Justin F. Greenidge ‘06 Mr. Jeffrey A. Greenip ’91 Mr. Andrew H. Greenleaf ‘17 Laura Greenstein ’04 EdD Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Greer

Ms. Darlene Grello Mr. Joseph Grello Dr. Gene Greystone Mr. James E. Griffin, EdD ’88 and Mrs. Christine S. Griffin ’89 Mr. Brian L. Griswold ‘88 and Ms. Sandra M. Griswold Mr. Christopher Groome ‘98 Mr. Andrew Gross ‘92 Michael W. Grossi ’95, ’99 MAT, DBA Mr. Nicholas J. Grossi ‘13 Mr. Justin Guerra-Sarreal ‘13 Mr. Ralph A. Guerriero Jr. Mr. Karl J. Guggenmos ’93, ’02 MBA John and Alice Guido John and Krissy Guido Mrs. Maureen N. Guilbault ’66 Ms. Amanda C. Guile ’11 and Mr. Mark Guile Ms. Anne Guilmette Mr. Michael Guliano ‘11 Mr. Thomas Guliano Mrs. Lisa A. Gurriell ‘96 Mr. Richard Gutman

Mrs. Helen L. Hadley ‘71 Mr. Erik Hagenstein Ms. Paula J. Hahn Ms. Deb Haige Ms. Grace Ann Hailer Mary Anne Hailer Mr. Leonard Halko ’80 Mrs. Claire K. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Hall Mrs. Mary Hall ‘81 Mr. Thomas L. Halley Mrs. Melissa S. Halpin ’08 Glenn E. Hamilton Mr. Jack L. Hamilton ‘11 Ms. Leanne Hamilton Ms. Lynn R. Hammond Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hance Jr. ’06 Hon. Ms. Natalia J. Hancock, RD ‘01 Ms. Jane B. Hanna ’83 Ms. Caitlin M. Hansen Mrs. Sharon Harakal-Macko Ms. Nancy Hardendorf Jim and Mig Hardy Mrs. Lauren L. Harner ’79 Mrs. Kathleen A. Harney Ms. Chris Ann Harper ‘82 Ms. Linda M. Harris Mr. Michael Harris Mr. and Mrs. Randy Harris Elizabeth Hart Ms. Marissa E. Hart ‘17 Steven Hart Ms. Marilyn Hartl Mr. Scott F. Harvey ‘84 and Mrs. Joan M. Harvey ‘82

Commander Christopher J. Harwood Mr. Jason Haschke ‘08 Mrs. Eileen T. Haskins ‘84 and Mr. Anthony D. Haskins ‘85 Michele Hass Samer S. Hassan Ms. Linda A. Hatch ’04 Mr. Alan M. Hawley ‘01 Dwight Healey Mr. William S. Healey Mrs. Laurel Healy Swanson ’68 Mr. Daniel G. Hebert ‘83 Mrs. Betty Hechenbleikner Mr. Kris E. Hefley Ms. Aletha P. Heggie ‘93 Mrs. Carrie G. Hegnauer ‘05 Mrs. Loree Heimbach and Mr. Kim P. Heimbach Mr. Gregory T. Hein ’84 Mr. Jon K. Helgesen ’11 Mr. Harold J. Hemberger ‘75 Ms. Michele C. Henderson Miss Monique E. Henderson ‘94 Bianca V. Heng ‘16 Kevin Hennessey Ms. Maryhelen Henthorn ‘93 Mr. Lewis Hershkowitz ’94 Henry Herzing Ms. Caitlyn Hess ’11 Mr. Graham S. Hesser ’09 Ms. Martha E. Hewey ’62 Ms. Dakota M. Hicks ‘15 Ms. Joslyn D. Hicks ‘12 Ms. Kasey C. Higgins ‘13 Mrs. Cori A. Hill ‘88 Ms. Cynthia Hill

Ms. Danielle L. Hill ’98 Mrs. Debra A. Hill ’77 Ms. Melinda M. Hill Mr. Chris Hillenbrand Ms. Janet Hillenbrand Mrs. Amy D. Hillman ‘92 Mr. Peter Hillman Mrs. Kathleen M. Hirata Mrs. Fiona Hoare Mr. Burton H. Hobson ’02 Hon. Ms. Kimberly S. Hodges Ms. Bernardine M. Hodgkinson ‘75 Louisa K. Hoff Ms. Maureen J. Holden ‘94 Miss Jennifer J. Holland ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Holland Ms. Tia N. Holland ‘18 Mr. Walter E. Holland ‘89 Mr. Ray L. Holloway ‘18 Ms. Erika Holmes ‘13 Ms. Jasmine E. L. Holmes ‘18 Mr. Daniel M. Holohan ’77 Shannon Holoman Mr. William Holt Ms. Kerry A. Hopkins ’08 Rosita E. Hopper Mr. Mark Horan Mrs. Chelsie L. Horne ‘95 and Anthony R. Leone, Esq. Ms. Victoria A. Hornung ‘15 Maxine and Steve Horowitz Ms. Debbi-Jo Horton ‘08 Ms. Marcy Horton

Jason Hosea Jennifer Hosea Mrs. Donna M. Houde ‘92 Mr. Jeremy Houghton ’93 Mr. Edward D. Houlahan, Jr. ’92 Mrs. Mariette R. House ‘66 Ms. Julie Hrebec ‘95 Ms. Regina Hunter ‘06 Mr. Alexander C. Hurley ’07 Mrs. Vianna M. Hurley ‘94 Mrs. Kelley N. Hurtt ‘08 Mr. Andrew W. Husbands ‘92 Ms. Hong Thuy T. Huynh ’07 Mr. William Hyatt ‘02 Mr. Vincent Iacono Ms. Grace Iannuzzi Mrs. Lorraine Iasillo Allmashy and Mr. Kevin Allmashy ‘98 Diane Imbriani Mr. Jeffrey P. Ingber ‘93 and Mrs. Marcie Ingber ‘92 Ms. Loren G. Intolubbe-Chmil

Mr. Domenico Intrieri ’89 Mr. Anthony J. Ippolito ‘95 Mrs. Chelsea L. Irgens ‘10 Ms. Natalie A. Ivey ‘86 Mrs. Ilene Ivy ‘81 Louis R. Izzi, Jr.

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Mrs. Jan-Marie M. Jackson Lanuzza ’98 Mr. Gerald A. Jackson ’83 Ms. Jacqueline A. Jackson Mrs. Tracey J. Jackson ’08 Unjeria Jackson Monique Jacob ‘08 EdD Ms. Alida E. Jacobson ‘11 Allison Jacobson Christopher M. Jacques Mrs. Kathy A. James ’06 Ms. Laura G. James ’09 Angel B. Jara Samuel Jarcho Nikki Emmanuel Jarrell and Richard Jarrell Ms. Elizabeth A. Jaswell Mr. Gregory Javonillo ‘04 Ms. Stephanie J. Jean Mr. Frederick J. Jenkins ‘13 Mrs. Eryn L. Jennings ‘90 and Mr. Christopher J. Jennings ‘89 Mr. Joshua E. Jensen ‘08 Ms. Rochelle L. G. Jn. Baptiste ‘15 Ms. Heather L. Johnson Baseler Mrs. Chris Johnson ‘68 Mr. John D. Johnson ‘09

Mrs. Keila W. Johnson ’92 Ms. Marie E. Johnson ‘88 Ms. Kara A. Johnston Mr. Norfleet R. Johnston Jr. ’91

Ms. Franchesca A. Jokiaho ‘17 Mr. Calvin K. Jones Mrs. Venus Jones ‘81 Mr. John R. Jordan Ms. Leticia Jordan Ms. Magaly R. Jordan ’15 Ms. Sharon A. Jordan Mr. Keith Joseph-Brisson ‘02 Ms. Ellen Josephson Mr. Gerard K. Judge ‘91 Mr. Michael J. Jurusz ’89 Mrs. Kathleen Kaiser and Mr. Alfred Kaiser Ms. Karen D. Kalia ‘09 Mrs. Beatrice H. Kalinich ’96 Elizabeth B. Kalouf Mr. Kyle Kanaga Ms. Beth R. Kane Mr. William L. Kann ‘18 Mr. Karriem K. Kanston ’98 and Mrs. Deborah O. Pierce-Kanston ’98 Mr. Benjamin E. Kaplan ‘05 Deana Katz Mr. Nathan J. Katz ‘10 Mr. Norman A. Katz Ms. Lisa G. Kaufman Ms. Kristen E. Kawecki ‘13 Mr. Donald W. Keach ‘77 Mr. Nate A. Keeney ’14 Mr. Larry D. Kellam ‘94 Mr. Thomas Keller ’03 Hon. Mrs. Tracy A. Keller ’91 Mr. Daniel K. Kelty ’72 Ms. Lisa A. Kendall Ms. Linda F. Kender ’95 Mr. Shawn A. Kennedy

Mr. Richard P. Keogh Mr. Thomas A. Kershaw ‘96 Hon. Lara Kessler Perry Kessler Mrs. Veronica A. Ketay ‘90 and Mr. Christopher J. Ketay ‘90 Ms. Madison L. Keys ‘15 Wayne Kezirian, Esq. and Elizabeth Paroli Mr. Richard Kilgore Mr. Stephen P. Kilroy ’92 Mr. Jerry Kindred ’07 Ms. Erin E. King ‘03 Mr. John A. King ’95 Mrs. Vicki King Walt and Joanne Kinsey Ms. Hsiu H. Kipp ‘06 Mr. Vincent A. Kirwin, Jr. Mrs. Christine S. Kisiel ‘97 Mr. Devin M. Kitterick ‘10 Mr. Hubert Klein ’86 Mrs. Lauren G. Kleinman ’06 Ms. Diane Kmett Melissa R. Knosp Ms. Irene N. Knott Mr. Kurt A. Kohle ‘10 Ms. Patricia J. Kopperl Mr. Edward M. Korry Professor Leslie A. Kosky Ms. Kerry L. Kostecka ’11 Frank Kowalik Robin P. Krakowsky ’88, ’08 EdD Ms. Joan E. Kreiger ‘13 Mr. Ned A. Kreiss ’83 Sarah Kreitman Ms. Cece Krelitz

Mrs. Geralyn D. Krist ‘93 Mr. Michael J. Kubalewski ’07 Cheryl Kucharyski Ms. Patricia A. Kuehl Ms. Janet Kuhlmeyer Mr. David T. Kulik Mr. Kyle D. Kurdle ’89 Mr. John Kuschman ’09 Ms. Cheryl LaBanca ’04 Susan LaBell Ms. Kara E. Labelle Mr. Stevan H. Labush ’83 The LaCastra Family Mrs. Kimberly A. Lademann ‘92 and Mr. David Lademann ‘92 Mrs. April L. Lafferty Mr. A. Stephen Lafond Ms. Stephanie A. Lafond ‘16 Mr. Mark G. Laguador ‘98 and Mrs. Christy Laguador ‘99 Ms. Nancy A. Lammon Ms. Jeanette E. Lane Ms. Jessica A. Lane Mr. Kenneth G. Lane Melanie Lane Colonel and Mrs. Stephen Langenberg Mrs. Deborah K. Langenstein ’88 and Mr. David Langenstein ’93 Jeri N. Langford Mr. Edward R. Langham ’93 Mr. William J. Langlois ’76 Brian P. Lanoie Mr. Gerald E. Lanuzza ’91

Mr. Joseph Lanzillotti Mrs. Joyce M. Lapolla Hynes Mrs. Donna H. Laporte ‘00 and Mr. Richard Laporte ‘01 Ms. Maria Laposta ’92 Mr. Brandon M. Larkin ‘98 Ms. Dawn Larochelle Miss Katherine Larson ‘12

Mrs. Shannon M. Larson ‘90 Mr. James M. Larvia ‘13 Ms. Julie Lassy Ms. Nicole S. W. Lau ‘12 Gerald Lavallee Dr. Norman Lavallee ‘67 Mr. Jon D. Lavelle ‘09 Allison Lavi Nicole M. Leao Ms. Cheryl LeBlanc Ms. Glenis I. LeClair ’80 Samantha R. Ledford Mr. Ronald G. Ledoux ‘79 Arista Lee Mr. Chad E. Lee ‘04 Mr. Charles J. Lee II ’09

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Donald Lee Mr. Garrett Lee ‘13 Mrs. Anne M. Lefler ’94 Joann Lefrancois Mr. Peter A. Lehmuller Allecia A. Leiba Ms. Devon Leighton Ms. Erin Leighton Ms. Margaret Leighton Mrs. Janet M. Lemay ’68 Ms. Victoria L. Lemming Eulenfeld ‘01 Mr. Evan A. Lemoine ’09 Mr. Colin M. Lenhardt ‘13 Mrs. Marie R. Lenhardt ’98 Megan Lenhardt Mr. Andrew J. Lenhoff ‘10 Mr. Derek T. Lentz ‘03 Mrs. Lori A. Leonardi ‘94 Mrs. Susan L. Leslie

Mr. Wayne F. Letourneau ’86 Mr. Joshua S. Levi ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Julian C. Levin Ms. Hinda Levin-Kreiger Ms. Alison D. Levins ‘81 Mr. Dean M. Levrey ‘95 Kim and Adam Levy

Kenneth and Paulette Levy Joseph Lewis Mr. Lee Lewis ’99, ’04 MBA Mr. William D. Lewis ’75 Mr. Xavier S. Lewis ‘09 Mr. Jiageng Li ’07 Mr. Peiming Li ’11 Ms. Beatrice Liberato Ms. Lily Lin ‘12 Mr. Erik Lind ‘01 Ms. Rebecca S. Lindberg ‘13 Mr. William J. Linehan ‘87 and Mrs. Lorraine M. Linehan ‘88 Ms. Tanya Linhares and Mr. Bryan M. Linhares ‘04 Mr. Ernesto Liporto ‘96 Mr. Charles A. Lizotte ‘78 Rev. Franklin E. Lobo ‘83 Mrs. Geraldine M. Lombard ’89 Mr. Jacob J. Londe ‘98 Mr. Joel C. Long ’88 Mr. Jeffrey M. Longo Mrs. Elizabeth M. Loomis ‘07 Mr. Gregg J. Looney David S. Lopez Mr. Numar A. Lopez Ms. Susan Loprete Ms. Sarah J. Loranger ’09 Thalerand Louis-Jeune Mrs. Ann C. Lownes ’55 Mr. Frank J. Lucas ’86 Ms. Katherine M. Lucas ‘10 Mr. Kenneth Luette ‘91 Maria Lugo Ms. Catherine A. Lukowski Mr. Thomas A. Lukowski

Mr. Andrew G. Lunn ‘17 Michael Lurgio Ms. Lena Lyles ‘15 Mr. Daniel P. Lynam ‘13 Mr. Bill Lynch Ms. Roxanne D. Lynd ‘96 Ms. Jaclyn T. Lyons ‘15 Michelle Lyons Mr. Adrian Mabon ‘92 Ms. Susan P. Macchi Mr. Thomas P. MacDonald ’94 and Mrs. Alicia A. MacDonald ’98 Patricia B. MacEnulty Ms. Janet Macgregor Erjavec Mr. John D. MacKay ‘05 Mr. Bruce A. MacVicar ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. George Madosky Mr. George D. Madosky ‘14 Mr. Jeffrey S. Magatagan ‘91 Mr. Joseph C. Magennis Mr. Christopher D. Magnan ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Magowan Claire Mahoney Mrs. Marybeth Mainelli ‘91 Ms. Marylee Maldonis Mrs. Sarah C. Malik Mr. Tarun Malik ’90 John Mallon Ms. Lisa Malloy Richard Malone Ms. Kashida M. Maloney ‘97 Mr. Keith Manaker ‘93 John Mangione Ms. Maria R. Marble ‘14 Mr. Georges Marcellus ’04 Ms. Martha Marciano

Jamie P. Marcoux Mr. Keith C. Markham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marley Ms. Heather M. Marques ‘11 John Marrero Ronald Martel, PhD Barbara Martin Carol Martin Mr. Keith Martin Miss Tracy M. Martinez Olvera ‘14 Ms. Ana Martinez Mr. Ryan M. Martinez ‘11 Ms. Michelle K. Martinka ‘06 Mr. Peter A. Martino III Michael C. Martone Ms. JoAnn E. Masi ‘85 Mr. Joshua J. Mason ‘13 Mr. Anthony G. Maspo ‘88 Ms. Rebecca S. Massey Ms. Barbara A. Masterson ’77 Mr. Christopher P. Mathias ’94 Ms. Karen M. Mathison ‘97 Mrs. Lerlean A. Matthews ‘91 Cris Mattoon, Esq. ’98 and Mrs. Kimberly Mattoon ’99 Mr. Carl L. Mattson, Jr. ’01 Mrs. Susan Mayo Rickey L. McBride Mr. John McBrinn Laurie McBrinn Ms. Elizabeth McCarthy ’02 Ms. Susan McClean ‘83 Mr. Todd B. McClelland ‘97

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. McColl, Jr. Ms. Ann Marie McCormack ‘90 Mr. Harry McCormick ’67 Ms. Kelly A. McCoy ‘10

Ms. Victoria A. McCrae Mr. Tirone H. McCray ‘08 Mr. James L. McCulloch ‘92 Ms. Pat McGarrahan ‘56 Ms. Gilda McGee Ms. Tara J. McGee Mrs. Erin M. McGinty-Perk ‘12 Ms. Margaret A. McGlade ‘12 Mr. James F. Mcgoorty ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGuire Ms. Monica R. McGuire ’09 Mr. Seamus P. McGuire ‘03 Ms. Kathleen McIntyre Ms. Annette McKay ‘00 Mr. Brendan W. McLaughlin ’92 Mr. William E. McLean Mr. Wayne M. McLellan, Jr. ‘94 and Mrs. Barbara A. McLellan ‘94 Mr. Frank McMahon Mr. Owen A. McMahon, Jr. ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Sam McMahon, Jr. Ms. Barbra McManus Mr. Jay McManus Mr. Jackie McMillian ’00

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Ms. Kristine E. McNamara ’94 Mr. Kevin T. McNicholas Mr. Blake F. McNulty ’14 Mr. Jeffrey W. McOmber ’80 Ms. Joanne M. McQuesten ’99 Mr. Brian M. McSherry ‘81 Ms. Jessica L. McTaggart ‘07 Ms. Courtney N. McTague ‘15 Eileen E. Medeiros, PhD Mr. Carlos Medina Ms. Kimberly D. Medina Mr. Bradley J. Medlin ‘17 Mrs. Linda Medlin Linda and Joe Medlin Mrs. Madeline Meehan ’85 Ms. Michelle D. Meehan ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Meek Fiorella Mejia Mrs. Ashley Melber Mr. John F. Melia ‘75 Mrs. Dawn M. Mello ’85 Mr. Andre J. Melnychuk Mr. Justin R. Mercier Charles Mercurio Ms. Dolores Mercurio Mr. Pete Mercurio

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Merrill Mrs. Carol B. Mesrobian ’96 Mr. Adam J. Messina ‘18 Ed and Doreen Metz

George and Nancy Metz Mr. Scott Meushaw Mr. and Mrs. David Michaloski Mrs. Diane S. Michaud ‘86 Ms. Kimberly A. Michaud Yvonne and Todd Middleton Mr. Steven Mileska ’11 Ms. Theresa Mileska Mr. Claude A. Milhouse ‘02 Diane C. Millard Kendra L. Miller Ms. Patricia Miller Mr. William A. Miller ‘85 Pamela D. Mills Mr. Jason Minassian ‘01 and Ms. Marissa Minassian ‘01 Mrs. Kathleen M. Minette ‘01 and Mr. Christopher Minette ‘01 Mr. Steven R. Minnon ‘09 Mr. James L. Minton II Mr. Neil K. Minton ‘07 Mr. Malay Misra ’08 Ms. Anna Tomaszewski ’10 Ms. Anne E. Mitchell ‘99 Ms. Dianne Mitchell Ms. Kathy Jo Mitchell Ms. Petronella Mitchell Ms. Sharlene Mitchell ‘06 Jean E. Moats Mr. Kunle Modupe ’90 Mr. Richard J. Moniz, Jr. Ismare Monreal Mr. and Mrs. Chase Monroe Ms. Bridget A. Montana ’10 Ivan Montanez Ms. Lisa F. Moore ‘13

Mr. Vincent J. Morabito ‘79 Mr. David Morais ‘96 Mr. Francisco J. Morales ‘94 Ms. Suzette Moreau-Matthews Jean Morelli Ms. Claudia Moreno ‘89 Ms. Jasmyne T. Morman ‘06 Mr. Kyle D. Morrell ’07 Mr. William Morrell Mr. Lonnie D. Morris Carol and Anthony Morroni Robert and Michelle Morroni Ms. Carolyn J. Morse ’14 Ms. Katherine Morse Mrs. Cecelia Mosca ‘60 Ms. Emily Mosdell Mr. Michael Moskwa Ms. Nuntana Motham ‘15 Mr. Aldo J. Mottolese ‘08 Ms. Jonetta F. Moultrie ’09 Mr. Edward Mourachian ’68 Mrs. Dorian Mulligan Ms. Jessica Mulvena ’97 Ms. Joan E. Murphy Kevin Murphy and Cynthia Murphy Mr. Michael J. Murphy ’11 Ms. Moira A. Murphy ’08 Mr. Dan Murray Ms. Shana J. Murrell ‘95 Ms. Rose Mwayungu ‘12 Mrs. Lisa Nademlynsky ‘84 Mr. Patrick Nally ‘13 Mr. Gregory A Narleski Mr. Gershwin L. Narraidoo Mr. Donald Nathan ’96

Kerbie and Brandon Neal Mr. Ryan S. Neal ‘12 Mrs. Rhoda L. Neckes ‘98 and Mr. Mark A. Neckes Mr. R. Michael Neilio Jr. ’09 Ms. Denise Neirinckx ’13 Jean R. Nelson Ms. Leslie M. Nelson ‘09 Mr. Joshua M. Nerney ‘18 Cheryl L. Nesbitt Mr. John K. Ness Mr. Stephen Neuman Mr. Robert J. Newcomb ’09 Ms. Kim Ngan Nguyen Phuoc ‘12 Ms. My T. N. Nguyen ‘14 Mrs. Sandra D. Nguyen ‘81 Mr. Stuart J. Nguyen ‘17 Tessa D. Nguyen ‘12 Ms. Michelle M. Nicholas ’14 Mr. Paul Nicholson ‘11 Mr. Frank Nicodemus ‘10 Mr. Marcello N. Nicoletti ‘02 Ms. Ana E. Nieves ‘81 Ms. Melissa A. Niziolek ‘12 Ms. Karen Noel Mrs. Letitia Nolan ’97 Mr. Robert G. Nolan ‘76 Ms. Kathleen E. Noonan Ms. Franchesca Nor ‘06 Mr. Gregory B. Norek ’91 Mr. Mark C. Norman RoseAnn Norman Barbara A. Norris

Terry D. Novak Rita Nowicki Mr. Martin Nugent Mr. Paul Nunez Mr. Francisco A. O’Brien ‘06 Ms. Lani I. O’Brien ’92 Ms. Martha A. Ocansey

Anthony A. Odunaike Mrs. Margaret A. O’Farrell ’87 Mr. Sean A. O’Halloran ’13 Ms. Maria Ojito Ms. Susan B. Oldrid Mr. James K. Olick, Jr. Ricardo A. Oliveira Mrs. Marpessa D. Oliver ‘90 Ms. Michele A. Olivier ’90 Mr. Lucas K. Olson ’12 Mr. John W. O’Melia Ms. Anne O’Moore ’93 Mr. John R. O’Neil Nancy J. O’Neill Ms. Nina O’Neill ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Orilio, Jr. Mr. John A. Orlosky ’03 Mr. Keith W. Orstad ’97 Isabel M. Orterry Mr. Jose J. Ortiz ‘80

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Mr. David A. Ostrander ‘12 Ms. Mary A. O’Sullivan Ms. Cynthia L. Owens ‘83 Mr. Jerome Owens ’09 Ms. Shelly D. Owens Mr. William C. Owens ‘96 Mr. Charles O’Wril

Mr. Bruce M. Ozga ’92 and Mrs. Jeannette F. Stefan-Ozga ’99 Mr. Jason Pachecco Ms. Stacey M. Pacheco ‘12 Mr. Stephen O. Packer III ’80 Mrs. Moriah E. Page ‘95 and Mr. Paul M. Page ‘95 Mrs. Ruth M. Page ‘68 Mr. Peter D. Paige ’96 Mr. David J. Palermino Muraca ’95 Laura S. Palulis Ms. Allison M. Pangakis ‘08 Mr. Sudan Pantha Mr. Felipe I. Pantoja ‘90 Patricia M. Panzer Mr. Brian A. Paolucci ’04 Mrs. Tatiana Paolucci ’00 Frank Paone ’10 Hon. Ms. Emily A. Papa ‘17

Catharine and John Pappas John and Barbara Parente Mr. Louis V. Parente Steve Parente Mr. Robert J. Parenteau ’06 Mrs. Cynthia L. Parker ’09 Mrs. Linda M. Parker ‘89 and Mr. Earl C. Parker II ‘89 Ms. Stephanie A. Parker ’12 Linda Parkin Ms. Audrey Pascale Ms. Deborah S. Pasquarella and Mr. Michael J. Pasquarella Mr. Ishvarlal N. Patel ‘88 Trupti Patel Ms. Sarah D. Patten ‘85 Edward and Joyce Patterson Ms. Theresa A. Patterson Mr. Ward Patterson Ms. Margaret E. Paul ‘99 Mr. Jose D. Paulino ‘84 Mr. Yves Payraudeau ’12 Pamela Pearson and Charles Peach Ms. Mavis Pearson Ms. Shannon Pearson Mr. Matthew J. Pecora ‘09 Roseanna and Keith Pederzani Mr. William Peer Ronald K. Pehoski Ms. Debra Pelissier Mr. Sam B. Pellerito ‘04 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pendergast Mr. Michael E. Pendergast ’07 and Ms. Kristin Pendergast Mrs. Wendy Pendergrass ’82 and Mr. Ernest P. Pendergrass, Jr. ’99

Ms. Hazel Penn ‘95 Mr. Alan T. Penney Mr. Robert A. Penry ’08 Mr. Gerry Peralta Mark F Peres, J.D. Mr. Jon Perette ‘78 Ms. Dianette Perez Ms. Ashley M. Perham ‘13 Mrs. Lisa A. Perocco ’80 Mr. Michael R. Perrone ‘07 Rob Perrone Mr. Allen J. Perry ’04 Mr. Daniel A. Perry ‘83 Mr. Jeffrey R. Perry, CEC ’91 Ms. Maria Perry Ms. Victoria I. Pesante ‘09 The Honorable Michael L. Pesce Mr. David E. Peters ’84 Carol A. Peterson Jennifer Peterson Ms. Hope Petillo Ms. Alexis D. Pettway ‘11 Mrs. Robin Phifer and Mr. John Phifer Ms. Callie E. Phillips Mr. Kenneth L. Phillips II ‘17 Ms. Latesha Phillips Ms. Martha Phillips Sonya Phillips Ms. Noy Phoumivong ’96 Ms. Shawn M. Piccolo Norberto ’03 Mr. and Mrs. August Pierson Mr. Jacob A. Wiest Pierson Mr. Josh Pierson Ms. Linda Pierson Ms. Bonnie Pietragallo

Ms. Katie Pikus ’98 Cindy Pilla Ms. Mary Pineiro Ms. Valarie Pinelli Mr. Patrick J. Pins ‘82 Mr. James R. Piper ‘16 Mr. Michael W. Pirolli ‘12 Ms. Kimberly E. Pisco ’84 Ms. Susan A. Pittsley ’05 Marianne Pizzitola ’89 Mr. Chris Plano ’93 Ms. Teri Plonsky ‘07 Mr. Douglas E. Plyler ‘89 Mr. Rudolph Poindexter ‘02 and Mrs. Anetra J. Poindexter Mr. Brandon E. Pollard ‘13 Ms. Karyn A. Polley ’11 Ms. Louise Polley Mr. John L. Porritt ’87 Mr. Daniel A. Poses ‘11 Ms. Claudia C. Pouravelis ‘12 Allicia and Richard Powell Meryl Precourt Mr. Dennis Prefontaine ‘67 Mr. and Ms. John Prell Ms. Kelle L. Pressley ‘97 Mr. William A. Priante Jr. ’90 Ms. Lisa Primavera ‘07 Ms. Shirley J. Pritsch Ms. Alicia I. Procter Katie Pronk Mr. Mike Pronk Dawn Prosser

Mr. Louis A. Pullano Mr. David Pushic Mr. Stephen F. Pyle and Mrs. Karen M. Kent-Pyle ‘96 Mr. Timothy Pyne Major Michael P. Quinn Ms. Sharon Q. Quinn-Sherlock ’88 Mr. Danilo R. Quinonez ’12 Ms. Alejandra L. Quintero ’13 Ms. Catherine J. Rabb Wendy L. Rabitor Mr. Vijayakumar Raj, CRDE ’93 Ms. Alexia Ramirez ’10 Ms. Korina A. Ramsland Short Anna and Jordan Raniszeski Ellen Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rankin Ms. Ann Marie Rathbun ’06 Mrs. Janet Ray ‘01 Ms. Mandy Ray ’02 Mr. Shawn M. Ray ’97 Mr. Chad S. Raymond ’09

Ms. Amelia A. Reames ‘09 Mrs. Jeanine L. Reardon ’88 Mr. Iliass Reddad ‘15 Ms. Ann-Marie Reddy

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Ms. Karin Reed Liz and Bill Reeg Mrs. Sondra M. Reid ‘80 Ms. Sue Reilly

Mr. Peter Reinhart Mr. Stanley N. Reinhold ‘94 Ms. Lee Reitmeyer Mr. Lionel J. Remillard Ms. Tracey E. Renzi Ms. Patti Reslow Tom and Mary Reutten Ms. Georgia Reyes Mr. Manuel Reyes Mr. Victor J. Reyes ‘13 Mr. George J. Rezendes Colleen Rhoades Mr. Aldo R. Ricaldy David P. Ricci Mrs. Diane Riccitelli ’89 Larry A. Rice, EdD, ’90 Mr. James M. Richard ’07 Mr. William L. Richard ’81 Mr. Alan Richards ‘69 Mr. Kenneth P. Richey ‘87 Robbin and Pat Riley Mr. Roger Ring ‘86 Mrs. Patricia D. Riordan Mr. John E. Ritacco ’11 Hon. Mr. James W. Ritzus ’94 Ms. Kadisha M. Rivera ‘13 Mr. Luis A. Rivera ‘15

Mr. Richard Riviere Maria M. Rix Honorary Alumnus Arthur S. Robbins ‘87 Hon. Ms. Shannon L. Robbins Mrs. Patricia Roberts-Jones ‘01 Mr. Lee Robinson ‘76 Mrs. Lynn M. Robinson ’90 Ms. Natasha Robinson ’06 Mr. John F. Robitaille Ms. Ronda J. Robotham ’83 Ms. Elizabeth B. Robson Ms. Patty Rockeforte Mr. Randall B. Rockel ‘78 Mr. Ryan P. Roderick ‘10 Mr. Michael R. Rodgers ‘93 Ms. Gloria M. Rodrigues Ms. Lecia Rodriques-Whyte Mr. James W. Rogers ‘92 Mr. John T. Rogers ’06 and Mr. Joshua L. Casto ’06 Ms. Jennifer Rolfsema ‘13 Mrs. Barbara S. Romano ’79 Ms. Danielle M. Romano ‘12 Mr. Nicholas Romano ’78 Professor Jack J. J. Rose Mr. LeRoy V. Rose Jr. Randall and Rochelle Rosenthal Ms. Kristin M. Rosler Mr. Spencer T. Ross ‘18 Ms. Alexandra T. Rossett Mr. and Mrs. Sandford Rothe Mr. Kenneth J. Rourke Ms. Patricia M. Rourke Mr. Jason Rouslin ’09 Mr. Gilon S. Rubanenko ‘89 Mr. Dean C. Rubin ’10

Mr. Anthony R. Rubino Mr. Vincent J. Rubino IV ‘13 Ms. L. Allison Rudisill ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. David Rudnick Ms. Mim L. Runey, LPD Ms. LaDonna A. Russell ’06 Ms. Katarina M. Russo ’13 Mr. Michael J. Russo ‘14 Allie Ruta Ms. Elizabeth Ryan Scanlon ’97 Mr. Derek R. Ryan ’03 Ms. Kathleen Ryan Mark T. Ryan, Esq. Mr. Gerald Sabatelli Mr. Thomas Sabol Miss Justine A. Sacks ’09 Mrs. Anne F. Sage Sgro ‘96 and Mr. Jesse D. Sgro ‘06 Ziyad Salah Mr. David C. Salcfas ’88 Ms. Mary A. Salvas ‘88 Mr. John Salvemini Amanda R. Samland Mrs. Elizabeth M. Sammito ‘75 Mr. James R. Samson ‘75 Ms. Ashley Y. Sanchez ‘10 Marty Sanchez Richard M. Sandoval ‘15 Hon. Robert Sangha Ms. Elizabeth Santiago ‘01 Mr. John J. Santoro ‘85 Mr. Christopher J. Santos ‘93 Kathleen and Philip Sarcone Ms. Kristen P. Sarcone ‘13 Ms. Ann Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Galileo Sarmiento Mr. Jeffrey Sarmiento

Joan Sarmiento Judy Sarmiento Ms. Barbara Sarno ’99 Franklin B. Satterthwaite Jr., PhD Mr. Eric J. Saulnier ‘97 Ms. Abigail K. Sawyer ‘16 Mr. Jeffrey D. Saylor ‘09 Mr. Kevin D. Sbraga ‘03 and Ms. Jesmary Santiago ‘01 Mr. Stephen W. Scaife ’92 Mr. Thomas E. Scalavino ’92 Mr. Harry Scanlon Ms. Helen Scarborough Ms. Kate Scarborough and Mr. Mark Caldwell Ms. Sallie F. Scarborough Mrs. Jeanette A. Scarcella ’07 and Mr. Joseph Scarcella Virginia Schaal Norman Scherza Brian Schmeck Ms. Civia R. Schneider ‘16 Mr. Donald G. Schoffstall, PhD ’02 Mr. Michael J. Schrader Mrs. Helene D. Schroeder ’79 Mr. Joseph A. Schueler ’13 Mr. Eric T. Schultz ’12 Cyndi and Scott Schumann Miss Stephanie Schwab ‘12 Roberta L. Schwartz Mrs. Page Sciotto Mr. Sean D. Scott ’01 Mr. Michael Scrimenti Ms. Susan Seamon

Mr. Julius L. Searight ‘13 Ms. Dawn Sears Mr. Thomas Sears Mr. Matthew L. Sease ‘94 Ms. Joan T. Segerson ’89 Mr. Albert C. Seitz ‘94 Mr. Richard P. Selecky ‘02 Ms. Catherine S. Sengel Ann and Fred Seplow Ms. Betina Seraphin John R. Serock Jr. ’95 Ms. Alexandra M. Serret ’08 Mr. Darryl D. Sesler ‘10 Ms. Joann Sevigny Ms. Eileen M. Sexton ‘89 Mr. John T. Sexton ’97 Mr. Todd Seyfarth ‘01 Mr. Robert C. Seyfert ‘86

Mrs. Jill L. Shamon ‘88 Mrs. Molly S. Shanklin ’82 Mr. Stephen A. Shanks ’98 Mrs. Barbara L. Shanly ‘81 Mr. Matthew D. Sharp Mr. Lewis A. Shatzer Jr. ’92 Mr. Michael F. Shaw ‘96

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Mr. Donald C. Shea Ms. Norma Jean Sheehy Julie and David Sheffer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheridan III Paulette and Ronnie Sherrill Casey Shiller ’99 Ms. Erin Shipp Ms. Stella A. Shorts ’11 Mr. Scott C. Shotter ‘90 Ms. Elizabeth P. Shumaker ‘15

Mr. Bruce I. Shuman ’76 Ms. Susan Shurtleff Diane C. Signore Mr. Victor C. Silva ’07 Mr. Jason I. Simmons ‘11 Tanya Simmons Ms. Staceyann N. Sinclair ’01 Mrs. Lissa B. Singer ’98 Ms. Priya Singh ‘99 Ms. Heather R. Singleton ’97 Ms. Patricia Sinton Mr. Robert B. Sinton Mr. Michael P. Sirianni ’79 Mr. Robert W. Sisca ‘03 Sherry and Tom Skains Mr. Tyler J. Skrivanek ‘05 Mr. David E. Skrzypek ‘05

Jaclyn Slaugenhaupt Ms. Heather Slesinski ‘13 Mr. Dameian V. K. Slocum ’00 Emina Smailagic Mr. Jonathan A. Small ‘84 Ms. Cynthia L. Smallwood ’80 Mr. Barry B. Smith Mr. Colin Smith Mrs. Crystal A. Smith ‘17 Mr. Edward F. Smith Jr. ‘81 Glen and Shay Smith Ms. Greta K. Smith Ms. Joanne D. Smith Mr. Octavius Smith ’98 Mr. Stephen A. Smith Tracy M. Smith Mr. Clay A. Snyder ’93 and Mrs. Linda Snyder Jodi Anne Snyder Mr. John J. Soares Jr. ’63 Allen Solari Mr. Christopher Solari Ms. Christy Soldatis Mr. Jerry Soldatis Mr. Marvin B. Solomon ’10 Mr. Janmejay S. Sononi ‘12 Esmeralda Sosa Maribel Sosa Mr. Christopher A. Soto ’10 Ms. Thelma M. Sowell ‘79 Mr. Samuel A. Spadavecchia ‘94 Mr. James D. Spence ’87 Mr. Stephen A. Spencer ’13 Mr. Brian J. Spero Jr. ’11 Mrs. Lisa A. Spicola Mr. Isaac J. Spivey

Ms. Marianne A. Sporer ‘87 Ms. Gail D. St. Jacques Mrs. Judith St. John Mrs. Kelly St. Laurent and Mr. Daniel R. St Laurent Mr. David Stadtherr Ms. Amy E. Stang ‘00 Mr. Ronald J. Starble ’93 Mr. Timothy J. Stasko ‘78 Mary and Bill Staton Carrie H. Stebbins Mr. Zachary J. Stefanik ’12 Ms. Eva B. Stenberg ‘87 Ms. Michelle L. Stephenson Tara L. Sterpis Ms. Rebecca L. Steuerwald ‘01 Mr. Mark K. Stevens James E. Stevenson Ms. Christine Stewart Mr. Dace M. Stewart ‘08 Mr. Kristofer G. Stewart ’08 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stewman III Mr. Adam Stockman ‘02 Ms. Erin M. Stolba ‘04 Mr. Johannes C. Stoltz Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stone Ms. Dawn Stopiello Mr. Jerry K. Stout ’01 Mr. William Strake Mr. Michael Straus ‘87 Lisa and Jim Strecher Mr. Douglas D. Stuchel ’91 Ms. Domonique A. Sturrup ‘15 Mrs. Christine J. Sullivan ‘90 Joseph Sullivan Ms. Mari-ann T. Sullivan

Ms. Paula Sullivan Mr. Bryan K. Supple ’07 Mr. Howard G. Sutton ‘03 Hon. Mitchell and Wendy Swanger Ms. Mim Swartz Carney Ms. Debra A. Swett Humphrey Swift Sr. Mr. Humphrey W. Swift ‘13 Ms. Briea N. Syas ‘14 Mr. James B. Tabor ‘88 Ms. Isabel K. Tager ‘17 Ms. Amanda C. Takach ‘14 Ms. Elizabeth Takach Ms. Tina Takach Ayako Takeuchi Mr. Kevin P. Talbot ’94 Mrs. Hailey Tanner ‘01 Fernanda G. Tate-Owens Mr. Cole J. Taustin ‘08 Mr. James Tavares Mrs. Kathi M. Tavares Mr. Gregory M. Tayetto ’09 Mr. John E. Taylor Jr. Mr. Stephen M. Taylor ‘05 Ms. Damaris R. Teixeira Mr. Sergio A. Tenaglia ‘02 Mr. Steven Tenaglia ‘02 Lori Terreli Ms. Christina M. Terrell Mr. Ronald G. Tesoriero III ‘02 Ms. Kristina Testa-Buzzee ‘14 Maureen F. Tevyaw Ms. Chavonne N. Thomas ‘01

Ms. Crystal M. Thomas ’92 Mr. Scott Thomas ‘04 Mr. William Lamonte Thomas ‘12 Mr. Billy B. Thompson Ms. Christina Thompson Ms. Jenna S. Thompson ‘09 Mr. Robert Thompson Ms. Sandra H. Thompson Rachel and Will Thompson Ms. Angela P. Thornton ‘02 Mr. Magnus Thorsson ‘93 Mr. William H. Thralls Mr. Peter Thrasher ‘11 Mr. Daniel R. Beatty ’11 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Thrift Bill and Norma Tiefel Laurie D’Amico Tigan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tillman

Maureen L. Timmons, EdD, ‘85 Ms. Sarah Tippett ‘05 Lisa & Attillo Tirilo Mr. Jonathan M. Tisch Ms. Lauren M. Tkacs Mr. Neil D. Tockman ’91 Susanna Tolini ’81

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Mr. Johnny V. Toma ‘98 Mrs. Shirley E. Tomassi ’94 Mrs. Lisa A. Tomasulo-Capasso ’86 Mr. Ronald J. Tondreault Steven Tonn Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Torre Louise Tortora Mr. Robert W. Touro ’72 Mrs. Jacqueline G. Toussaint and Mr. Barry C. Toussaint Mrs. Mechelle A. Tovar Olortegui ’98 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Townsend Mr. Christopher Y. Toy ‘11 Mr. Daniel V. Trapani Mr. Joe Travers Lawrence Tremblay Roxanne and Curtis Trenkelbach Mr. Edward P. Triangolo Jr. ’14 Hon. David Tripodi Ms. Tiffany Trotman ’07 Mr. William E. Trueheart, PhD, ‘96 Hon. Ms. Janet L. Truex ‘97 Mr. Monte S. Tunnell ‘10 Mrs. Mary-Lou Tupper ‘88 Ms. Briana C. Turnbull ‘11 Mr. Brian M. Turner ’92 Mr. Frank C. Tweedie ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Tyus Jr. Mr. Matthew L. Udell ’06 Mr. Gary Ullmann ‘89 Mr. Allan J. Underwood Mr. Andre Vafiadis Oscar Valentin Mr. Andrew T. Van Dyk ‘13 Mr. Alex Van Dyke ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Van Nosdall

Ms. Patricia A. Van Wormer Ms. Tiffany L. Vandemark Ms. Regina Vandergast Ms. Bernice M. Veckerelli ’83 Mr. Vincent Velez ‘08 Nelia and Michael Verano Mr. Dennis A. Veras ‘05 Kathy Vespia ‘04 EdD Bryan Veuta Jesus Vicioso Mr. Marshall E. Vidrine ‘79 Debra J. Vieira Mr. Michael J. Vietri ‘84 and Ms. Alice D. Vietri ‘85 Mrs. Jenna M. Villalobos ’97 Ms. Krysia Villon ‘12 Ms. Marcia M. Vinci Mr. Ronald Viveiros Mr. Peter G. Voelkel Barry R. Vogel, JD, ’83, ’89 MS Mr. Jeff Vogt Mr. Jeremy Vogt Ms. Leslie A. Vosen ’09 Mr. and Ms. Marc Vosen Mr. Daniel J. Wagner Jr. ‘88 Ms. Shantelle N. Walker ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wallis Mr. Kent Walrack Ms. Eileen P. Walsh Mr. John M. Walsh ‘90 Dr. Nancy Teaff and Dr. Byron Walthall Mr. Hollie R. Walton Jr. Mr. Jud S. Ware ‘79 Mary Sherrill and Luke Ware Mrs. Cynthia A. Warner Mr. Brian J. Warrener

Carly L. Warrener Mr. Cameron W. Watson Mr. Michael A. Waugh Ms. Angela G. Weagly ’84 Mr. Kevin L. Weaver Mr. William H. Weber Mr. Robert W. Weill ’06 Ms. Miriam S. Weinstein ’08 MBA Elizabeth A. Fleming, PhD and Mr. Edward Weisiger Jr. Mr. Michael S. Weiss ‘96 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weithofer Ms. Ann-Marie Weldon ’92 Mr. Christopher D. Wells ‘07 Mr. and Ms. Mark Wentz Stacia Wesolowski Mr. Michael A. Westerman ‘80 Ms. Melinda L. Westmoreland Mr. Michael J. Whiddon ’05 Mr. David M. Whitcomb ‘95 Mr. John H. White Jr. ‘96 Hon. Ms. Lucille M. White Ms. Meredith L. White ‘95 Ms. Riley R. White ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart White Ms. Whitney D. White ‘11 Ms. Courtney Whitehead ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. James Whitehouse Mr. Douglas J. Whiting Ms. Anna R. L. Wick ‘15 Ms. Amanda L. Wikberg ‘17 Ms. Tracy L. Wilczek, MS, ’04 Mr. David E. Wilder ’75 Mr. David T. Williams ’80 John & Annie Williams Mr. Terrence B. Williams, MS, ’89 Ms. Leslie A. Willis ‘72

Mr. Thomas R. Willis Jr. ‘90 Justine Wilson Ms. Monique A. Wilson ’10 Mrs. Sally J. Wilson ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Windsorcowski Mr. James M. Winfield Ms. Jane C. Wing Sandy and Rick Winter Richard A. Wiscott, PhD Mrs. Tonya J. Witczak ’95 Mr. Jason W. Witham Ms. Deanne Wofford ‘03 Ms. Sydney C. Wolf ‘11 Mr. Jay S. Wolfson ‘96 Mr. Gary R. Wood Ms. Mary Lee Wood Mr. Scott F. Woodward Mr. John A. Woolley ’98 Dr. William J. Wortman and Ms. Andrea Edwards Ms. Amber L. Wozniak ‘17 Ms. Lisa H. Wright ‘80 Mr. John A. Yena ’06 Hon. and Mrs. Donna J. Yena Christine Yewasis Mr. Jin Yim Ms. Jessica Yoder Ms. Lisa Yoder Robert S. Young ‘89 Mrs. Sheri L. Young ’93 Mrs. Lori A. Zabatta ’95 and Mr. Michael A. Zabatta ’88 Mr. Peter Zacchilli Emmerich Zach

Christopher S. Zacharda, EdD Ms. Joline Zack Tenorio ‘06 Mr. Max Zaklow-Leepson ‘14 Mr. Christopher Zebney ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. David Zeeso Mr. Nicholas Zeeso ‘13* Miss Rosa Zefferino ‘12 Ms. Denise P. Zervas Mr. Xiangrui Zhao ‘97 Donald Ziegler Mr. Robert W. Zielinski ‘75 and Mrs. Deborah Zielinski ‘75 Mr. Raymond E. Zoller Mr. William V. Zonfrillo Jr. ’77 Mr. Joseph A. Zoni ‘79 Mr. Lucas M. Zoumas ‘92 Mr. Michael K. Zubretsky Jr.

Ms. Whitney L. Zucker ‘13 Mr. Nathan A. Zuckerberg ‘74 Brad and Therese Zuercher Mr. Bryan Zuluaga

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

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Biscuits 2 Burgers Bistro du Midi Blackbelly Market Blaze East Side The Blind King Inc. Blount Fine Foods Corp.

Bobco-New Hamton LLC dba Dunkin Donuts Boettcher Foundation Bull Market Bar/Chow Restaurant Cake Crumbs California Community Foundation Campus Activities Board Campus Compact of the Mountain West Campus Crusade for Christ The Cannon Foundation, Inc. The Capital Grille Caribbean Students Association Carowinds Certified Angus Beef LLC Charlotte Checkers Charlotte Student Alumni Association Checkers Charitable Foundation Chesson International (Holdings), Ltd. Chi Upsilon Sigma Children’s Healthcare Charity, Inc. Choice Hotels International, Inc. ChoLon Bistro Citizens Bank Foundation Claflin Company Classic Coatings, Inc. The Cleaning Authority, LLC CMN Group, LLC

The Coca-Cola Company North America Coiffurium Salon Colorado Atlantic Express Comcast Comedy Works Communities Foundation of Texas Compass Group Conair Corporation Concentric Consumer Marketing, Inc. Confrérie de la Chaîne des Rôtisseurs Continental Sausage, Inc. Cottrell Brothers, Inc dba Bob Viera CSM Group Inc The Culinarians’ Home Foundation, Inc. The Culinary & Hospitality Education Foundation of Southwest Florida, Inc. D. Coluccio & Sons, Inc. The Darden Restaurants, Inc. Foundation Dave’s Marketplace David Burke Restaurant Group DCP DECA Delta Dental of Rhode Island Denver Philharmonic Orchestra Denver Student Alumni Association Diamond Importers, Inc. Dimeo Construction Company Distinguished Order of Zerocrats Dome Consultants, LLC

DoubleTree by Hilton The Drum Rock Specialty Company, Inc. Duke Energy Foundation Dunkin Donuts, Lincoln Early Bird Restaurant Eastside Marketplace Ecolab Inc. ECR Mulch Edible Beats EdVenture Partners Eggland’s Best, LLC El Pomar Foundation Emeril Lagasse Foundation Emmi Roth USA, Inc. Empad Consulting Inc Encore Specialty Foods, LLC Enterprise Holdings Foundation Entertainment Management Club, North Miami Campus Epicurean Hotel Equity Development Group, LLC Eta Sigma Delta F & V Morabito Management, LLC Family Health & Sports Medicine FASTSIGNS® International, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Information Services, LLC Field Hockey Team Fiji Water Flanagan Industries Flik International Corp.

FOCUS Brands Inc. Foldex Corporation Foundation for the Carolinas Francis Ford Coppola Winery

Frasca Food & Wine LLC Freedom National Bank The Fresh Fish Company Fresh Origins, LLC Friedr. Dick Gmbh & Co. KG FS Food Group, LLC Gabelli Funds Gallo Herbert Architects Gallo of Sonoma Gary E. Ciuca Trust The GE Foundation Geico Philanthropic Foundation Georgia-Pacific Foundation Gipper Consulting LLC Global Organics, Ltd. Golden Corral Corporation Good Health Pharmacy, Inc Goodnight Brothers Produce Company, Inc. Gracie’s Grant Thornton LLP The Greater North Miami Chamber of Commerce Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. Green River Silver Co. Groupe SEB Guittard Chocolate Co. Harrell’s LLC Healey Chevrolet, Inc. Henry V. Collins, Jr., Char. Rem. Trust 2010 Hero Foodservice USA The Hershey Company Hispanic Recruitment Services, Inc.

Organizations (continued) The Holly Berry Honey Smoked Fish Co. Hope Street Pizza House of Smoke Humboldt Restaurant Hyatt Hotels Corporation IFMA Educational Foundation Integrity Wire EDM, Inc. InterCon Building Corporation International Franchise Association International Game Technology PLC The International Gold and Silver Plate Society The International Wine & Food Society The Inventing Room Irwin Belk Educational Foundation ITW Food Equipment Group J.K. Manufacturing Jax Fish House-Denver, LLC Jewish Community Federation & Endowment Fund Johnson & Wales University Denver Campus Johnson & Wales University North Miami Campus Johnson & Wales University The Julia Child Foundation for Gastronomy and the Culinary Arts Justin Vineyards & Winery LLC JWR Construction Services, Inc. JWU Men’s Basketball JWU Parents’ Association Providence Campus The Kenneth King Foundation

The Kershaw Foundation Charitable Trust Klekamp Group, LLC Kobrand Corporation The Kopf Family Foundation, Inc. Kullberg Construction, Inc. Lambda Chi Alpha The Larry R. DiPasquale Foundation Inc. Las Vegas Sands Corp.

LDC, Inc. Leavis and Rest, P.C. Lenox Corporation The Leon Levine Foundation Sandra and Leon Levine Les Clefs d’Or USA, Ltd. Little Man Ice Cream Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. Lizzie & Jonathan M. Tisch Fund of the Jewish Communal Fund Lyons Magnus MAG Ventures Magnolia Hotel Denver Mariel, Inc. Mark Anthony Brands, Inc., dba Mike’s Hard Lemonade Company J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation Marsella Properties, LLC McClancy Seasoning Co. McCormick & Company, Inc. McIlhenny Company McLaughlin & Moran, Inc. Men’s Volleyball Team Mercantile Dining and Provision Mercer Cutlery Michael and Andrea Leven Family

Foundation Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Mighty Leaf Tea Company Mohegan Sun Casino & Resort Mondelez International Foundation Mondo Market Murphy & Fay, LLP Narragansett Brewing Co. Nat Sherman International National Grid National Society for Experiential Education National Society of Minorities in Hospitality National Student Organizations Nestlé USA Nestlé Waters North America Inc. Network for Good New Castle Hotels & Resorts New England Specialty Soils Newport International Jack’s Catch Brand Newport Specialty Foods Inc. Nordson Corporation North Miami Student Alumni Association North Miami Student Government Association NOVO Coffee O.H. Rankin Foundation Ocean State Janitorial Service, Inc. Omni Interlocken Resort Orangetheory Fitness Partridge Invitation Scholarship Foundation, Inc.

Partridge, Snow & Hahn LLP Pasternak Wine Imports Patton McDowell & Associates, LLC Pepsi Beverages Company PepsiCo, Inc. Performance Food Group Piedmont Natural Gas Polidori, Franklin, Monahan, & Beattie, L.L.C. Power Fortune (HK) Ltd. Premier Ventures, Inc Procter & Gamble Professional On Deck Sports Prosperous Dreams, LLC The Providence Journal Charitable Legacy Fund Providence Performing Arts Center Providence Student Alumni Association Prudential Foundation QS2 Inc. Quady Winery Questex Media Group, LLC. Quirky Homebrew Supply R1 Engineering Inc Rainone Landscaping, Inc. Ray’s Hockey & Custom Apparel, Inc. Raytheon Matching Gifts for Education Program Remembering Jamie Foundation Republic National Distributing Company Rhode Island Foundation Rhode Island Monthly

The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman Riverbank Operations dba Moe’s Southwest Grill The Robinson Green Beretta Corporation Rocky Mountain Hydrostatics Rocky Mountain Rollergirls Rodney Strong Vineyards ROGO Fastener Co., Inc. Salerno Foods Sazerac Company, Inc. Sbraga Scitor Corporation Scrippsnetworks Interactive SDNY 19 Mad Park, LLC DIP Seven Stars Bakery SGA Denver Campus SH Group Operations, LLC Shamrock Foods Company Shawmut Design and Construction SHFM Foundation Signs & Sites, Inc. Smithfield Foods, Inc. Société Culinaire Philanthropique Sodexo, Inc. and Affiliates Sonnenalp Hotel Southern Wine & Spirits of Colorado, Inc. Spotlight Theater The Squeaky Bean St. Jude Liturgical Arts Studio State of Rhode Island & Providence Plantations Statler Foundation Ste. Michelle Wine Estates Stonebridge Companies

Organizations (continued) The Summit Co Swisher Sysco Boston, LLC Tables, LLC Taco, Inc. Tavern Hospitality Group, Inc. The French Laundry TKM Foundation Topsfield Bakeshop, Inc. Total Package Fitness Trail Magic Sauce Tremont 647/ Rouge Trinchero Family Estates Twin River Worldwide Holdings Inc. Twinings North America, Inc. Tyson Foods, Inc. U.R.W. Club of Easton U.S. Small Business Administration U.S. Trust The Ultimate Software Group, Inc. Uncle Restaurant United Way of Rhode Island University of Rhode Island US Directory Assistance VantagePoint, LLC Verizon Communications, Inc. Viewpoint Wines Vineyard Square Hotel & Suites VISIT DENVER Vitusa Products, Inc. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. The Washington Trust Company Waters Corporation Wayne’s Smoke Shack

Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program Harry’s Pub & Grill/Westgate Lanes Whole Foods Market Whole Harvest Foods, Inc. Wienczors Works, LLC WinField Solutions, LLC Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board World Trophies Co., Inc. Wusthof-Trident of America, Inc. Xanterra Parks and Resorts, Inc. Xi Alpha Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Zlotnick Construction Inc.

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