2013
A NN UA L DONOR R EPOR T ACKNOWLEDGING GIFTS MADE BETWEEN JANUARY 1, 2013 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013
support. promote. engage.
thank you
Your support helps our students reach their fullest potential.
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Thomas Edison State College Foundation
gr atefully acknowledges its generous donors
We are deeply grateful to our many alumni, friends, students, mentors, staff and board members that generously supported the Thomas Edison State College Foundation during 2013. While gifts vary in size, all gifts are significant and help build a strong platform for the College’s initiatives.
Ways to Give There are many ways to make your tax-deductible contribution to the Thomas Edison State College Foundation. Make an Immediate Impact Cash gifts – the simplest and easiest gifts you can make – support vital areas of funding within the College. Another way to build your support is through corporate matching gift programs at your employer. These programs help to bolster your philanthropic intent by doubling or tripling the impact of your gift. Your donation whether it is a one-time gift, a recurring gift or a matching gift plays an integral role in helping to support the greatest needs of the College and our students. To make your gift today or to learn if your company matches gifts, visit alumni.tesc.edu. Grow Your Contribution Over Time Gift pledges are formal statements of intention to make a gift over a period of time. Each payment on a pledge is eligible for an income tax deduction. Gift pledges are often used when supporting an endowed gift, a gift that is invested and generates income for the Foundation in perpetuity. Endowed gifts can be established with a minimum donation of $25,000 to be gifted at once or over a period of time and can be directed to scholarships or special programs at the College.
Create a Lasting Legacy Planned gifts encompass a broad range of both short and long term gift options designed to offer a way to support the College’s mission for generations while meeting your current financial needs. In the short term, donating gifts of appreciated securities, stocks and bonds provide immediate tax advantage. In the long term, naming Thomas Edison State College Foundation as a beneficiary in your will, insurance policy or retirement account ensures financial resources for the College while alleviating the tax burden on your family. For more information about making a planned gift see Page 19; you may also contact Misty Isak at misak@tesc.edu or (609) 984-1588 at ext. 2077. Corporate and Foundation Grants Corporations and foundations have provided generous grant support to fund programs and advanced technologies for students at Thomas Edison State College. These gifts reflect the philanthropic spirit embraced by our friends and partners. To find out more about corporate and foundation grant support, contact Fred Brand at fbrand@tesc.edu or (609) 984-1588, ext. 2093.
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2 MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR
3 FOUNDATION FINANCIALS
4 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
5 CAPITAL PROJECTS SELECTED FOR FUNDING 9
FUNDING UPDATE: PARTNERSHIP WITH SAYLOR FOUNDATION DELIVERS NEW PATHWAY FOR DEGREE
9 MASTER’S DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 12 MARTINSON FAMILY DONATES EDISON COLLECTION TO COLLEGE 16 19TH ANNUAL THOMAS C. STRECKEWALD GOLF CLASSIC 19 PLANNED GIVING 22 GRANDE BALL 2013 24 IN REMEMBRANCE: MAURICE T. PERILLI INSIDE BACK COVER BOARD OF TRUSTEES
FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BACK COVER UPCOMING EVENTS
Have a question about giving to the Thomas Edison State College Foundation? Please contact Misty Isak, Director of Development, at misak@tesc.edu or (609) 984-1588, ext. 2077. Thomas Edison State College Foundation • 101 W. State St. • Trenton, NJ 08608-1176
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message from the
chair
Dear Alumni, Students and Friends, On behalf of the Thomas Edison State College Foundation, I would like to extend our sincere appreciation to each of you who provided financial support this year. I am honored to present this year’s Honor Roll of Donors. Thanks to your support, this has been an extraordinary year. The Thomas Edison State College Foundation saw record levels of giving by Board members, alumni, friends and employees. We have also received significant grants from a number of foundations and organizations, demonstrating their strong endorsement of the work the College is doing for our students and, by extension, for our communities.
“We are committed to empowering our students, expanding their potential and making a positive difference in their lives.”
The Foundation continues to support the College by investing in new programs using the resources you provide through your gifts and contributions. This past year, your donations strengthened the technology curriculum at the College, improving ease of access to courses from various media sources and devices. It was also with your support that the Foundation developed the new Masters of Science in Information Technology degree program that will launch during the upcoming year. This degree was funded with the largest grant to the College in the history of the Foundation, directly supporting a key strategic priority for the College. In addition, almost sixty students benefited from scholarship support last year because of donations from corporations, foundations, and individuals like you. Your contributions to date have helped the College and the Foundation to thrive. Your continued support is critical to the future of the College and will fund the development of new programs that directly impact students and enhance the College’s reputation for excellence. At a time when there is a national outcry against the rising costs in higher education, the College continues to offer the lowest cost option to earn a bachelor’s degree in New Jersey, creating an environment where 80 percent of our recent graduates have been able to complete their degrees without incurring any student loan debt. The future of our nation depends upon many things. Among them is a highly educated and productive populace. Thomas Edison State College is committed to empowering our students, expanding their potential, making a positive difference in their lives and promoting the public welfare in building this capacity. Sincerely,
Brian T. Maloney Chair, Thomas Edison State College Foundation
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foundation
financials
Statement of Activities
Revenue
Year Ending Year Ending 12/31/13 12/31/12 Support & Revenue Contributions & Grants $405,164 $366,894 Special Events $206,788 $163,991 Donated Services & Auction Materials $250,490 $257,439 Donated Collection $277,523 N/A
Total Revenue: $1,139,965
Donated Services and Auction Materials
$250,490
Special Events
$206,788
Contributions and Grants
$405,164
Donated Collection
$277,523 Total support & revenues $1,139,965 $788,324 Support by Constituency Expenses Alumni $89,937 Grants $298,785 $199,364 Scholarships Promotional Special Events Donated Services & Auction Materials Donated Collection Management & General Fundraising
$53,448 $20,401 $121,303
$59,213 $13,176 $77,465
$250,490 $277,523 $101,893 $20,438
$257,439 N/A $107,261 $22,967
Corporations and Foundations
$131,644
Events (gross)
$206,788
Foundation Board
$90,290 $26,575
Friends Total expenses $1,144,281 $736,885 Staff and Mentors Change in net assets $(4,316) $51,439 (before investment return) Net investment return $1,014,972 $535,857 Net Assets Change in net assets Net assets, beginning of year
$1,010,656
$41,697 $3,239,260
$3,167,540
$587,296
$3,025,220 $2,598,026
$6,515,733
$5,928,437
Net assets, end of year $7,526,389 $6,515,733
Expenditures
Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted
$750,167
Jan. 1, 2013
$1,261,909
Jan. 1, 2014
Total Expenditures: $1,144,281 Donated Services & Auction Materials: 21.89%
Special Events: 10.6%
Management and General: 8.9%
Scholarships: 4.67% Grants: 26.11%
Fundraising: 1.79% Promotional: 1.78%
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honor roll
of donors Gifts received January 1, 2013 – December 2013 31, 2013
YEAR AT A GLANCE
The 1972 Society The 1972 Society provides exclusive recognition for our most dedicated alumni and friends who share the vision and advance the mission of Thomas Edison State College through significant contributions. Members of the 1972 Society lead in their example of what it means to be philanthropic by providing the College with the funds necessary to respond to the unique and evolving needs of our students.
Benefactors’ Circle Gifts of $25,000+
John and Eileen Martinson Gregory F. Milzcik
Partners’ Circle
Gifts of $10,000-$24,999 Lee Bellarmino Lynn Edwards William Schofield
Prudence Circle
Gifts of $5,000-$9,999 Martha Beall Allen G. Braithwaite Franklin K. Clyburn Clarence E. Lockett Robert J. Rosenbaum Martin Tuchman Paula Vaughan Ernest and Annice Wooden Christian Yegen
Kelsey Circle
Gifts of $2,500-$4,999 Steven B. Binder Bradley Brezinski Robert E. Campbell Richard J. Gillespie
WHO GAVE BACK 35
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Events
Alumni
Corporations/Foundations/Orgs
Foundation Board
S
Employees
Friends
AWARDED
PeterCHOLARSHIPS C. Hagan Margaret B. Hoisington Maria Imbalzano, Esq. 2010 Eric Robert Lear Al Maghazehe Brian T. Maloney 2011 Michael Toscani
Nicholas and Marjorie Carvevale Donald K. Conover Edward and Susan Davenport Avinash Desai Wendy Dolber Ronald and Lilyan Ferraro George L. Fricke Barbara George Johnson Mark S. Gordon 2012 Patrons’ Circle Joseph E. Guld Gifts of $1,000-$2,499 Juan Jimenez 2013 David C. Anderson Beatrice Laufer Richard W. Arndt Anavia L. Lloyd Ahmed A. Azmy Paul F. Lucas Michael J. Brewster John L. McGoldrick James E. Carnes John J. McTigue ATCHING IFT MPACT Mary Ellen Caro Ann M. Mester Dennis W. Devery David F. Needleman Susan C. Fischer Rita Novitt $3,223 2010 George H. Hanford James M. Owens Steven M. Honara Alisha P. Pendleton $1,704 James Jeffrey R. Pickens 2011B. Kilgore Steven R. King Mark A. Platt Filomela A. Marshall Juliette M. Punchello $10,524 2012 Larraine R. Matusak Jean Quinn John J. McCann Christine M. Rosner John2013 N. Mellon Michael J. Scheiring $18,874 George A. Pruitt William J. Seaton William Schofield Edward Sincavage Ann Marie Senior Sharon E. Smith John F. Tiberi Melvin E. Smith Michael P. Williams JoAnn E. Stehr IGHLIGHTS Raymond H. Young Terri A. Tallon John P. Thurber Donna G. Watson GRANT TO FUND Founders’ Circle Christopher J. Zias the creation of new degree
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program: Master of Science in Gifts of $500-$999
Information Technology (MSIT)
Anonymous Donor Oscar R. Beaman Renee L. Borstad
FUNDRAISING from the Foundation’s two annual events: the Golf Classic and the Grande Ball
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capital projects
selected for funding
In 2013, Thomas Edison State College was notified that its applications for capital projects in downtown Trenton were recommended for public funding. The College submitted four applications totaling $16.6 million in public funding requests, including:
> Nursing Education Center ($12.726 million): This project will transform the blighted Glen Cairn Arms site at Calhoun and West State streets in Trenton into a state-of-the-art nursing education center and home to the W. Cary Edwards School of Nursing. The 34,700 square foot building will include a new nursing simulation laboratory, lecture halls, conference rooms and space for a testing center. This was the only project the College applied for that is covered by the Building Our Future Bond Act.
> Kelsey Building and Townhouse Upgrades
($1.913 million):
This project will upgrade and renovate the landmark Kelsey Building and Townhouse complex, including the reconfiguration of existing offices to maximize space and create new resources and replacing the roof and mechanical systems.
> 102-104 West State Street Improvements
($1.4 million):
This project will create the Center for Learning and Technology at Thomas Edison State College in the 12,500 square foot building located across the street from the Kelsey Building. The site was formerly home of the New Jersey Business and Industry Association.
> Instructional Nursing Equipment ($585,000):
This project will fund the purchase of instructional equipment for the W. Cary Edwards School of Nursing to support educational technology in the nursing simulation lab and other technical aspects of the program.
$3,223
2010
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2012
ev ery gif t
matters
$18,874
2013
Associate Circle Gifts of $250-$499
Anonymous Donor Fred J. Abbate John Aje Carron M. Albert Susan M. Archibald George Beach Mindi Beaver Sharon Briggs Heather A. Brooks Penelope S. Brouwer Philip S. Cantor Harry R. Carter Victor Manuel Castro Mary C. Chambers Kevin K. Cheng Richard P. Coe Matthew and Rachael Cooper Gordon M. Curran Arthur B. Dansbury Donald S. Doan Jon and Maryjane Finne Edward J. Gavin Paul E. Gerecke Ritamarie T. Giosa Roxanne L. Globis Kristin M. Gonzalez Hubert C. Greaves Joseph Guzzardo Ida B. Hammond Cameron B. Hill David P. Hoftiezer Drew W. Hopkins Justin B. Hopkins Karen E. Hume Joan C. Hutchinson Susan Ingram Misty N. Isak Barbara M. Kleva Catherine N. Kotecki Rosetta N. Lattimore Debra L. Lutz Cynthia MacMillan Maureen F. Marcus Louis F. Martini Charlene P. Martucci
HIGHLIGHTS GRANT TO FUND the creation of new degree program: Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT)
FUNDRAISING
$185,000
from the Foundation’s two annual events: the Golf Classic and the Grande Ball
3-YEAR GRANT
$200,000
from Martinson Foundation to develop a media creation studio and create new courses in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
PUBLIC FUNDS AWARDED
$450,000
by the state of NJ through the Building Our Future Bond Act to build a new, state-of-the-art nursing education center
$12,700,000 Linda M. Meehan Kathleen A. Melilli John F. Mendes Doralia Monserrate Jennifer M. Montone Charles E. Moore Edward R. Mosley Susan M. O’Brien Raymond Plante Ann G. Prime-Monaghan Catharine A. Punchello-Cobos Charles E. Rice Louise Riley William J. Sigmund Marc P. Singer Robert C. Snell Erica L. Spizzirri Cheryl Stoeber-Goff Christopher Stringer Carey T. Sweeny
Debra A. Terry Jerry W. Thomas Henry van Zyl Robin A. Walton Allen G. Wilson Edward Yanowski Joseph Youngblood II Barbara J. Yuhas
Century Circle
Gifts of $100-$249 Anonymous (5) Nia I. Abuwi Margaret L. Allan Steven L. Altomare Christopher D. Anderson Richard D. Anderson Ronald G. Andres Truitt C. Andress
Kelvin Andrews John E. Aperans Francis W. Applegate Seth Aronson John F. Aukstikalnes Cynthia L. Azari John A. Baker Michael D. Baker Robert A. Baker William H. Baker Mary-Ruth Bannon David C. Barnes Rolf Basler Judith W. Beck Andrew R. Becker Linda K. Begley Sanjiv Behl Otok A. Ben-Hvar Wendy T. Benjamin Edward J. Bennett
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Marianne L. Berger Jeffrey A. Bergman Barry J. Bertram Ronald Biddle Shane M. Bigler Karen L. Bitner Walter T. Blakeman Percival R. Blenman Marc L. Boese Paul J. Boggia Sean N. Borde Linda J. Bork Lewis J. Branin Jason Braz James L. Briar Nancy D. Broglie James T. Brossoie Chester A. Brown Nancy S. Brown Richard E. Buckley Richard F. Burgner Barbara W. Burlew Edward and Patricia Burns Elaine B. Buzzell Frank C. Cangemi Emily J. Carone John Cellini Harry Chadwick Mark E. Cheaney Mary L. Chute Edward B. Clungeon Sally L. Colatarci Robert P. Cole Rodney G. Cole Abelardo Conesa William and Maria Conklin Carolyn M. Connors John B. Conroy Jon M. Conroy William A. Contreras Michael T. Cooper Wendy Cotton David L. Cowan Allan D. Crate Margaret L. Crawford Gregory Cream Thomas G. Cullen Ronald A. Cundey Albert G. Curving Toni L. Cvetko Patricia R. Danielson
Beverly L. Dash Isabella E. de Matos Marcia B. Deegan Gareth E. Denham Virginia M. Detweiler Maria E. Diaco Jeffrey L. Didas Lucille M. Donahue Kurt E. Dustin Robert S. Dutko Gregory H. Dye Sharon L. Eastman Fabian N. Ebogu Guy R. Eddon Robert Edwards Janet L. Eickhoff Lincoln Ekstrom Rodger W. Ellingwood Howard R. Ellis Michele E. Evanchik Patti J. Farley Gary W. Fassler Janice L. Feather Arleta B. Ferrette Jeanne A. Figueroa* James L. Fisher Janice M. Fitzgerald Peter C. Fitzhugh Neil Fogle Vicki A. Foley Suzanne L. Forshey Susan O. Friedman Edward L. Gall Andrew A. Genovese James Giambusso and Leslie Printz Stephen J. Gibbons Jerome S. Gildar Charlotte A. Gipson Donald E. Gleason Milady Gonzalez Marc R. Gonzer Dennis Goyette Peter and Leslye Graulich Richard E. Graybill Kathleen E. Griffis James H. Guenther Jennifer Guerrero Mary Hack Les A. Hall Kristina Hamdan Sylvia G. Hamilton Alice F. Harris
Michael E. Hegarty Donna M. Higgins Nathan Himelstein Laurie W. Hodge Kathleen R. Hodges Byron R. Hohrein Sandra L. Holden Jerry C. Holt Alan Hunt and Christine Holzer-Hunt Edward Horigan Adam C. Horne Julio C. Hoyos Donald G. Hudson Patrick R. Hughley Cathleen A. Ignas Susan Isak Kathleen A. Jaeger Russell J. Jaeschke Shirley A. James Thomas C. Jamison Deborah Jansen Beth L. Jarett Ondina A. Jeffers Ying Jiang Pamela B. Johnson Jaclyn K. Joworisak J. Stanley Justice Donna L. Kaczor Sue Ann Kaenrath Raman Kapur Mark S. Kassop Jane E. Keene Robert J. Keller Charles L. Kenny Allene L. Kieff Virginia Kilcoyne Camilla King Lewis William R. Kisby Elizabeth M. Klika Julie L. Kling Helene M. Kovalcik Diane M. Koye James J. Kronnagel Julie L. Kulak Anita G. Kurtz-Magee Diana Kyser McNeff Irwin E. Landau Robin J. Lang Tak Y. Lau Brenda J. Law Joseph Leber Michelle L. Leonard
“As a mentor, I have the opportunity to interact with students, encouraging them to question and reinvent ideas based on what they have learned, applying this knowledge in the workplace to see immediate results. I believe in the mission of the College and I am a proud supporter of every effort that helps our students achieve their educational goals.� Dr. John N. Mellon Mentor and president of the TESC Academic Council
Michael A. Lev Bart S. Levine Joseph P. Linskey Thomas L. Lipscomb Virginia M. Lofft Artea I. Lombardi Jacob M. Lott Susan E. Lovelle-Allen Michele Sacks Lowenstein Judith L. Lucas Lynne G. Luper Steven A. Lyons John E. Mackay Paul G. Malzahn Linda Lee Marant Anna B. Marino Maria D. Marte Melissa A. Maszczak Melody A. McBeth Dennis E. McGowan Winifred M. McKelvey Gregory R. McLeod John F. McNamara *italicized indicates donor is deceased
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“In today’s challenging economy, it is critical for adults to have every opportunity to further their careers and to support their families. For our military veterans, this need can be even more paramount. We are very proud of Thomas Edison State College and Dr. Pruitt’s mission to provide flexible, high-quality, collegiate learning opportunities for self-directed adults and in particular their dedication to addressing the educational needs of our armed forces.” John and Eileen Martinson
Kevin McPartland Julius S. Meister June R. Merrifield Loretta M. Milne Stewart B. Minahan Archie C. Moore Carlos R. Morales Shannon M. Morence Philip W. Morgan Michael C. Morris Lee A. Morrow Denise A. Moser Raymond C. Mulvaney Barbara A. Murdoch Charles J. Murphy Edward G. Murphy Richard J. Murphy Sandra L. Murphy E. Harvey Myers Susan C. Nafash David I. Nemeroff Timothy J. Newman Tai H. Nguyen Julie G. Nichols
Eileen Nims Robert E. O’Brien Timothy F. O’Brien Barnaby A. Ohrstrom Greta F. O’Keefe Keith O’Rourke Helen P. Orrico Constance O. Oswald James W. Otter Esther H. Paist Joan A. Panacek William C. Peoples Rachel Pernia Thomas M. Phillips David C. Phillips Mitchell B. Phinney Scott R. Pierce Jason J. Pike Rose T. Pinto Craig J. Podgurski Andrea S. Porter Marie R. Power-Barnes James E. Prewitt Rebecca H. Price Ronald Pristera Fred J. Puchala Sarah A. Qualman Mark W. Ralston Stephen A. Rank John T. Rasmussen Ravi Ravindranath Arlene S. Rebeck Meribeth M. Reed Teresa M. Rehman Sherilyn D. Rossiter John L. Roulat George and Barbara Rovnyak Thomas P. Ruane Andrew J. Rubbo Ralph A. Ruffolo Brenda L. Ruotolo Steven Ryan Kelly A. Saccomanno Josephine Sanchez Diane L. Sanders James A. Sandor Barbara Sandstrom Pedro J. Santiago Marcia J. Schaefer-Noto Judith P. Schleicher Debra E. Schmelzer Gary G. Schofield
Howard L. Schrayer Josephine M. Schreiber Elizabeth C. Schultz-Lavertu Ronald L. Shamwell Margaret M. Sharke Shirish J. Shastri Richard A. Sheeran Lyle J. Shier Jaigobin Shivcharran Thomas E. Simonian Jeremy T. Slocum Kenneth D. Smith Paul E. Smith Betsy W. Snope Linda M. Soltis John M. Sorrells Robert C. Sproul Nancy K. Staub Roberts G. Stevenson Cameron L. Stone Cynthia A. Strain Vincent D. Sumner John Szafranski Richard N. Taborell Richard W. Tack Wayne E. Takio Cedric J. Taylor Geoffrey L. Taylor Robert H. Taylor Anthony A. Teravainen Anthony M. Tomeski Melissa Torres Tracy Tosti Robert Traeger Julian P. Turner Lawrence W. Upchurch Joseph J. Urban Michael Vagianos Thomas J. Valentino Thomas Vaughn Jennifer L. Vega Eugene J. Ventura Joseph E. Victory-Stewart Kera Voigtlander Gail M. Von Gonten Stephen Walrabenstein Charles Q. Wang Patricia L. Warren John J. Westenburger Sheila L. Whisler William E. White Robert H. Wilgus
Joyce Wilkerson Douglas A. Williams Josephine M. Williams LaSonya Williams Willie J. Williams Roger B. Williamson Malcolm E. Willis Robert P. Willoughby Clemon Wilson Leon R. Wilson Anita L. Wolk Warren and Marcia Wood Maureen O. Woodruff Gillian B. Wyckoff Celestine J. Wynn Cynthia J. Yard Bohdan Yaworsky Li-yun C. Young
Supporters Gifts to $99
Anonymous (16) Lois I. Aaronson Ted D. Abelson Linda K. Abramson Rita S. Ackley Thomas A. Adamo Vito C. Addotta Stephen D. Albano Jane E. Albers George J. Alfano Robert and Susan Allard Jonathan K. Allen Robert Allen Cecilia R. Alsberg Keith A. Ambersley Raymond G. Ambrose Gloria Anderson Ellen B. Androski Jaynie Apgar Cecile M. Apollo Aaron Appelstein Patrick J. Applegate David J. Approvato Thomas J. Aquino Felice Armenio Deborah S. Arnold Dianne C. Asay Clifford Asbury Donna L. Ashton
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funding
updateFunding Update:
Partnership with Saylor Foundation Delivers New Pathway for Degree
Foundation Funds Development of Master’s Degree in Information Technology
Thomas Edison State College has developed a new pathway that allows students to complete an Associate in Science in Business Administration degree by taking free, open online courses from the Saylor Foundation that are aligned with the College’s prior learning assessment program.
The Thomas Edison State College Foundation has awarded a grant to the School of Applied Science and Technology to develop a new graduate program in Information Technology.
“In the past two years, there has been much debate about how open online courses benefit students,” said Marc Singer, vice provost of the College’s Center for the Assessment of Learning. “Our program enables students to take high-quality open courses at no cost and then apply what they learned in those open courses by taking our assessments. This process allows them to earn credit that can be applied to a degree program at Thomas Edison State College.”
Known as the Open Course option, students earn credit by either passing a TECEP® or other examination program aligned with a Saylor course or successfully completing a portfolio assessment that documents they have gained the college-level knowledge aligned with the degree requirement. More than 20 Saylor courses are part of the Open Course option, as are the College’s new online prior learning assessment courses, PLA-100 and PLA-200. The program is not limited to students interested in earning credits toward the Associate in Science in Business Administration degree, as students can apply credits through the program to most bachelor’s degree programs at the College to satisfy general education elective or free elective requirements. “This is an interesting option for adult learners who prefer to work independently, enjoy credit-by-exam programs and are interested in prior learning assessment,” said Dr. Michael Williams, dean of the School of Business and Management. “This model offers students a more flexible, efficient way of completing their associate degree that has the potential of saving time and tuition dollars.” The Open Course option grew from an earlier effort funded by the Foundation in 2012 that supported the College’s efforts to establish competency-based methods that enable students to leverage open courses to earn college credit.
The $185,000 grant will fund the creation of an online Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT) degree program as well as a new area of study in information technology that will be offered under the Master of Science in Applied Science and Technology degree program. The program is being designed to prepare students to develop, implement, operate and manage information systems in a variety of organizations.
Dr. John O. Aje Dean of the School of Applied Science and Technology at Thomas Edison State College
“The development of the MSIT is consistent with the College’s strategic plan and its call for developing new graduate programs that respond to the needs of the global marketplace,” said Brian Maloney, chair of the Foundation Board of Directors.“We are excited about this new program as the demand is growing for graduate programs designed to meet the needs of IT professionals.” According to the National Center for Education Statistics, the total number of master’s degrees in information technology conferred in the United States has grown by 162 percent from 2008 to 2012. While the number of degrees conferred has grown significantly, the number of institutions offering programs has not, which indicates an opportunity in the market. “I am honored that the Foundation selected this project to be funded,” said Dr. John O. Aje, dean of the School of Applied Science and Technology.“Our graduates will gain a broad technical understanding of current and emerging technologies in the IT field, a high level knowledge of systems engineering concepts and a solid foundation in the technological basis of the Internet.”
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“I firmly believe in the ability of our nursing students to succeed in their studies and in their postgraduate careers. As someone so closely involved with their success I can only hope that my involvement as a donor, as well as a leader, will help to bolster our nursing program now and into the future, providing the best to our students. “ Filomela Marshall EdD, RN, CNE Dean, W. Cary Edwards School of Nursing Thomas Edison State College
Elizabeth J. Aubrey Robert Auburger Betty S. Aude Robert E. Augur Tammy J. Ayers Rumana Bai Dorothy Bailey-Dornstein Carleen A. Baily Anthony W. Baird Corey T. Baker Elizabeth A. Baker John T. Baker Paul R. Baker Michael E. Baldigo Hilda B. Baldyga William C. Bandholz Kinsi L. Bannister Tiffany R. Barber Terri M. Barnable Shawn W. Barnett Lauren S. Barr Oscar O. Batista Amber E. Battle-Winston Kenneth S. Baugh Charles R. Baus Jasbir S. Bawa
Warren A. Beck Natalie R. Becker Rhonda Beckett Mary Ellen I. Bednar Jamaal C. Benjamin Eileen K. Berens Michael A. Berk Edward Berlly John F. Bernardo Gerald E. Bernfeld Ashanti S. Berrien Stephanie Bertram Roger E. Besst Ronald G. Bishop Sharon Bivins Robert J. Bjerke David H. Blackburn Gabrielle Blake Rena L. Blakeslee Cecelia M. Blasina Richard W. Blevins Daniel T. Blood Michael A. Blue Alice M. Bode Arthur E. Bodiker Ruth H. Bogia Robert R. Bohn Vincent Boland James D. Bolling Shawn W. Bolte Linda J. Bonaly Steven Bontales LuAnn Born Gianni S. Bottazzi Robert N. Botwin Jean T. Bowers Pamela E. Boyd Jane Bradshaw Curtis M. Brady Donald E. Brady Frederick S. Brand Bruce Brandt Jennifer L. Brantmier Neal Bravin Regina L. Breier Rose M. Breining Seth S. Breitmaier Gregory Brewer Brenda Breza Florence E. Broadway Larry A. Brody Kathleen Brommer Cynthia L. Brooks
Gary R. Brooks Melinda S. Brooks Paula R. Brooks Carol A. Brown Christopher D. Brown Ruel N. Brown Tonia Y. Brown Marianne Brukiewa Nancy R. Brunner Joan Bryan Mark R. Bryan Glori L. Bryson Laura D. Brzezinski Andrew Bugdal Robert J. Burdett Wendy B. Burke William D. Burke David J. Burnick Dean A. Burrell Margaretha G. Burr-Nyberg Kevin W. Busch Robert L. Byrd Dane Calvan Mahrukh R. Cama Charles E. Campbell Michael J. Campbell Rino G. Canzanella Joel E. Capps Virginia E. Capri Lois W. Carbone Chad E. Carmichael Michael A. Carr Edward J. Carrigan Sean J. Carroll Donald L. Carter Gerald R. Carter Russell T. Carvin Huguette Castaneda Jessica M. Caswell Armand A. Catalusci Sharon A. Cavanaugh Joan E. Centifonti Marlene S. Ceragno Michele Cerciello Mark D. Cerezo Henry T. Chaires Moumita Chakraborty Allison C. Chambers Charles Chambers Lynn A. Chapman Stephen Cheng Diane C. Chierchie
Helen E. Chiles Ohi A. Chowdhury Elaine E. Cimis Dewey P. Clark Jerome Clark Marilyn F. Clark Tara A. Claudio Dalmer R. Clawson Carl W. Coleman Ellen Coleman Marlene F. Collett Larry E. Collins John S. Colwell Garrick L. Combs Deborah E. Compte Lisa M. Coneeny Barbara S. Conly Pricella A. Connolly Betty Ann T. Conrad Barbara A. Cook Harry R. Cook Nelda Coombs-Ephraim Donald R. Coomer Rae D. Cooper James F. Corbley Carol B. Cornman Tracey S. Cosby Michael E. Cosgrove Lynda M. Costantini Polly Cote Dale Coye John T. Crankshaw Ronald B. Cranston Alice S. Crews Frederick Crispin William L. Croft Louis R. Cruz John M. Cupples John P. Curley Elmer L. Curran Mary N. Currie Carroll F. Curry Barry M. Cushman Katarzyna Czajka Antonio C. Da Camara Canto Caleb D. Dahl Carol R. Dallman Darlene A. D’Ambrosio Barbara G. Dan Thomas M. Danese Regina D. Daniel Candace H. Dautel
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Marjorie R. Davenport William N. Davenport Robert C. Davidson Charles E. Davis Patricia A. Davis Barry J. Day Catherine de la Cruz-Duran William E. Deeley Carolyn A. Deering Esther L. DeEugenio Maura Del Re Frank E. Delaney Frank G. DeLeon Rodney D. Delfer Theresa Della Vecchia Linda E. Dellaria Nicholas DeLuna Kimberly F. Delvaille Timothy R. DeMarco Garry E. Dennis Viola V. Depeyster Robert A. D’Errico Hanneke K. Deruyter Lynette A. DeTata Thomas R. Dettling Mary M. Deutcher Patricia R. DeVed Rachel U. Dewitt Ronald E. Deyton Bonnelle R. Diaz Nathan A. Dick Karen L. DiCroce Mark S. Diekmann Donald R. Dilley Andre’ J. DiLouis Joseph A. Dimeco Robert L. Dimond Jo-Ann C. Dixon Nathaniel Dixon Joseph J. Doherty Thomas R. Donnelly James M. Doody Carole L. Doran Sima D. Dorft Lee Doric-Henry Carol R. Dorn Mark E. Dorrler Stephon M. Doswell Jessica Dougherty Vicki M. Downing Margaret G. Doyle Earle E. Drake
Hyacinth E. Drakes Stephen J. Drueke Barbara A. Drzymkowski Dennis A. DuBois Suzanne H. Duckworth John W. Dunham Lisa M. Dunn Michaela Dvorak Marina Dvortsyn Richard F. Dyas Karen A. Eberhardt Marvin D. Echols David L. Eckert Richard G. Eckrote Ambrose E. Edebe Janice Edelman Annette R. Edison Donna L. Edwards James W. Edwards Nettie Edwards Laurie A. Edwards-Turner Margaret L. Effner Ruth R. Ehly Mary A. Ehrhardt Margaret A. Eisen Margaret A. Elgin Barbara A. Elliott Marion E. Elliott Michael H. Ellis Leslie J. Emma Kenneth L. Engler James R. Esch Juliana D. Escorpizo Guillermo A. Estevez Beverley L. Evans Howard S. Evans Nancy M. Everett Elizabeth A. Fackina Jonathan J. Fair Sheila A. Farber Maria R. Farkas Audrey A. Farrell Jack Fein Barbara N. Fels Roger W. Fenessy Anna A. Fenton Mary L. Ferenchick Eric Fernandez Rafael U. Fernandez Jack M. Fiebert Richard L. Field MaryAnne Z. Figel Phyllis M. Figler
Thomas Finnegan Diana M. Fitzmaurice Senia M. Fix John P. Flanagan Ronald E. Flick Leanna N. Flores Brian M. Fogarty Gerald T. Fogarty Richard J. Fogarty Patricia A. Foltiny David A. Foose Judith I. Forney David L. Foster Kenneth D. Fowler Leona A. Fox Bette J. Francis Florence A. Francis Chana Y. Frank Todd and Meg Frantz Rachel C. Franz Theodore F. Freeman Lena F. Friedel-Feld Gary D. Friudenberg Irene M. Froehlich Leslie A. Fuentes Joseph L. Fusco Arlene P. Futey Deborah A. Gagliardo Brian D. Gahagan Mary C. Gale Peter J. Gallagher Ramalingam Ganesh Dennis Gangi Martha S. Gant Mary M. Garcia Rigoberto F. Garcia Frank Gargione Anne M. Garner Kathy Garner Bernadette E. Garofola Michael B. Garrett Jeanne L. Gauch Danette A. Gaughan John E. Gault Rene Gayol Silvia Gazzo Kim V. Geis Vincent P. Gelsomino Charles A. Gentile Susan L. Gentile Franceen E. George Karen M. Gerbatsch Corey D. Gesford
“In life we are encouraged to meet the challenge. As an alumna of the College I understand the complex challenges our students encounter. As a donor to the College I hope to help our students achieve their dreams. Let’s continue the challenge by donating to Thomas Edison State College so we may offer this goal to others.” Margaret B. Hoisington BA ’05, MALS ‘09 Thomas Edison State College Foundation Board Member
Adam T. Getzel Michael A. Gianetti Karyn A. Gianni Roland T. Gibbs Addie M. Gibson George W. Gibson Michael A. Gibson James R. Gilles Suszane M. Gilliland Stuart F. Gilson Robert Gioia David J. Giuliano Frederick W. Glaeser John L. Glasser Martin W. Glavan Virginia Glover Brian R. Godleski Susan D. Gola Lee H. Goldberg Corrinne T. Golding Patrick M. Goldrick Julian G. Gonzalez Pedro L. Gonzalez Brenda A. Goodis Terry L. Goodjohn Anne C. Goonan Hazel M. Gordon-Suppa
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martinson family
donates edison collection to college John and Eileen Martinson have donated their personal collection of Thomas Alva Edison artifacts and memorabilia to the Thomas Edison State College Foundation. It is one of the largest private collections of Edison memorabilia in the country. The collection contains more than 1,500 pieces and includes framed advertisements and promotional materials, signage, patents, artwork and several products invented by Edison, including phonographs, mimeographs, an Ediphone, light bulbs, fans and several appliances. The collection will be publicly displayed in the school’s public buildings in Trenton, N.J.
Nathaniel V. Gorwor Kathleen A. Goulette Joseph Graham Warren M. Gramm Sara C. Grant Linda Grashorn Saundra E. Graves Alexander K. Gray Rodney L. Greene Tanea J. Greenwood Harry C. Gregor Diane Grillo Jeanne J. Grogan Evon Grossberg Deana W. Grossman Yesuratnam Guadarrama Brigitte F. Haagen Perry C. Haan Audrey B. Haig Robert E. Hall Thomas W. Hall
Kenneth D. Hamady Arthur C. Hambacher Terri-Lynn Hamby Ronald L. Hamm Carolyn M. Hammer Karen C. Hammitt John W. Hanna Alison M. Hansen Kenneth A. Hansen Mark C. Hanson Heidi P. Hanuschik Frances J. Hardy Tracey M. Harell-Parada Raymond C. Harker Douglas S. Harlan Patricia F. Harmon Curtis D. Harper David E. Harper Chris M. Harris Howard R. Harris Lisa M. Harris Tina L. Harris
William L. Harris Elaine M. Hartman Marilyn A. Hatcher Noreen K. Haveron Ryan Havre Frank Z. Hawrylo Valerie W. Haynes Stephanie J. Haywood Barbara J. Headley Timothy P. Heaven Kathleen Hecht Linda S. Hecker Angela Heller Raymond A. Hemphill Mae A. Henderson Marjorie E. Henderson Susan E. Herder Iridiana Hernandez Arthur C. Herrington Henry M. Herrmann Karen M. Hess Colin J. Heston
Elizabeth F. Hickey Eugene Hill Monique K. Hilley Jessica M. Hinds William L. Hinkel J. Richard Hinman Phuoc N. Hoang Bruce R. Hocking Jodi R. Hockinson Andreas N. Hoeverman Laurel Hoffmann James F. Hoggard Margaret F. Hokemeyer Gabriel Holder Irvin W. Holes Keith J. Hollingsworth Patricia Holloway Terri A. Holohan Calvin L. Holton Kenneth N. Hooks MaryAnn Howat Agnes W. Howson
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Shelley C. Huber Miles L. Hudson Warren R. Huff Patricia L. Hunt Patricia M. Hunter Anne A. Incao Alonzo Ingram Beverly C. Ionadi Gerald I. Isaacson Edward F. Izbicki April Jackson Eileen Jackson Christine Jacobs Kleber F. Jalon Kenneth A. Jenkins Charles W. Jennings Marianne D. Jerome Joyce C. Johnk Margaret A. Johnson Vonda K. Johnson Cheryl L. Johnston-Willois James M. Jonas Lisa L. Jones Maria E. Jones Paul and Carol Jones Jo Ann S. Joseph Sudesh Joshi-Chhibbar Robin E. Junk Charles A. Kalnbach Joan A. Kampo Thomas R. Kane William M. Kane Edward A. Kaplan Samuel Kaplan Sally J. Karasov Janice M. Karlen Donald L. Katz Justin D. Kaufhold Randy D. Kearns Elaine R. Keckeissen Renee M. Keefe Riley D. Keele John T. Keenan G. Neil Keeney Josephine C. Kelly Linda M. Kelly Nicola A. Kelly Rhett Kelly June O. Kennedy Peter E. Kennedy Susan C. Kidder Nigel S. Kiffin
Cathi A. Kiger Frederick D. Kilpatrick Jeunghoon Kim James S. Kimball Krisztina Kincses-Vida Janis L. Kind Ruth A. King Laura K. Kinmont Mellarie P. Kirby Jo Ann Kirby-Defabio William J. Kirk Michael J. Kitchen Barbara L. Kiyaga Clive and Audrey Klatzkin Stanley D. Kletzing Robert W. Klingler Paulette J. Knarr John A. Kobylack Jacqueline M. Kochie Kenneth E. Kohler John D. Kolb Ronald W. Korza Virginia W. Koster Marina R. Krempasky Janet R. Kronengold Peter and Kristina Kroon William R. Kryscnski Pauline K. Kuebler Renee Kuker Kevin J. Kurdziel Babita D. Lalai Audrey R. Lambert Sanford Lampf John P. Lampman Bryan R. Lancon Larry L. Lang Laurie A. Lange Wendy B. Lanski Thomas F. Lapare Shanna Lapinski John S. Larkin Helen Larrimore Aaron S. Larson Suzanne S. Latimer Raymond J. Latshaw Laura L. Laustsen William D. Lawrence Allison A. Lazarus Patricia M. Ledwith Danny Lee Edward K. Lee Diane K. LeFever
*italicized indicates donor is deceased
Gordon N. Leichter David J. Lemerman Eva L. Lenehan-Klein V. Lynn Lenox Margaret M. Leonard Audrey Levine Scott L. Levine Kenneth Levitt Iris B. Lewin Frederick J. Lewis Norma D. Lewis William E. Lewis Richard J. Lindsay John Lissaris Monetta S. Little William J. Long David Longenbach Felix J. Lopez Rhonda E. Lowery Timothy W. Lowery Albert Lozano-Nieto Eileen J. Luciano Maria L. Lund William T. Lundy Victor J. Lupi Jeffrey R. Lushbaugh Mary E. Lynch Robert F. Lynch Susan P. Lynch Barbara Lynch-Johnson Frances M. Lyons Spencer M. Lysek Donald R. MacAlpin Frank G. Maccia Josephine L. Machado Lauri B. Macklin Douglas H. MacLacklin Regina Maginnis-Emrick Joan A. Malespina James K. Maliro Matthew G. Malnar Alicia D. Malone Patrick J. Maloney Aaron C. Mann Leonard J. Marcel* Pierre N. Marcellus Thomas S. Marinucci Eric R. Marks Kenneth L. Marshall John B. Martin Lauwana C. Martin Michael Martucci
“I began my career seven years ago and aspired to earn my BSN within 10 years of becoming a professional nurse. I chose to work as a per diem nurse so that I could be available to my family but, unfortunately, I do not receive any type of tuition reimbursement from my employer. Receiving the W. Cary Edwards scholarship has afforded me the opportunity to complete my Bachelor of Science in Nursing without having to work extra shifts to defray the costs. Having scholarships like this one allows students to focus on their goals of completing their degree, rather than worry about how to cover the expenses involved.” Jennifer Gorman, RN BSN ’14
Gary E. Marvosa Anna M. Maslinski Edward J. Massaro Salvatore P. Massulli Edwin N. Matlack Jean M. Maxwell Donald L. Mayne Marjorie P. McAvoy Ozetta M. McCann Louise D. McCarthy Steven R. McCauley William McClean Kevin P. McCloskey Daniel S. McCoach Lauren I. McCord Lynne E. McCormick
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“I am thankful every day for the superior education and tremendous support I received from Thomas Edison State College. My interactions with both mentors and fellow students provided me with a multifaceted learning experience, and I am confident that the education I received from TESC significantly contributed to both my professional and personal successes. Victoria Delligatti, BSBA ’12
Doris K. McFarlane Jane E. McGann John T. McGinley George McGonagle Robert L. McGowan Janet McGuire Maureen McGuire Lou Anne McKeefery Terrill J. McLean Margaret M. McMahon Timothy J. McManus Linda F. McPartlin Barbara J. McPherson Thelma C. Mears Janet C. Medina Glenn E. Meeder Krit Meekaewschvee Matthew Mehalick Ronald J. Mehlhorn David O. Mehrer Darshan Mehta Lois J. Meli Steven P. Melmed Tina Mendoza Robert R. Meola Samuel M. Merion Mary C. Merkler
Robert S. Merwin Robert M. Metrick George C. Meyer Nicholas F. Micale John A. Michaels James D. Michalenko Bryant J. Mike Jacqueline L. Milani Alisha Y. Miller Carolyn T. Miller Christopher J. Miller Gay B. Miller Geoffrey T. Miller Glenn C. Miller Shannon R. Miller Brinton P. Minshall Mitchell D. Mintz Jennifer D. Mirth Barbara D. Mitchell Karima A. Mograbi Taye M. Mogus Diane M. Mohr Andre A. Monday Megan L. Mong Calvin A. Moon Anastasia E. Moore Mary E. Moran Timothy J. Morgan Valerie A. Morgan Phyllis L. Morris Lissa Morrow-Christian Anthony Mosco Adrienne Mosley Teresa B. Mrha Vicki L. Mulak Waltraut L. Muldrow Glenn M. Muller Kathleen Muller Raymond B. Mullick Alex A. Murillo Mary F. Murray Randy B. Murray Sonja Mushahid Carmela Mustile-Talarico Frank C. Muzzi Robert B. Myers Sue E. Myers Daniel E. Na Norman Nadel Mary Ann Nahf Olga Napoleon Tina M. Nase Gerard A. Nesser
Marcia Nettingham Norman B. Newbon Justina A. Newman Richard Newman Carl F. Newmeyer Luong H. Nguyen Esther L. Niedweske Antoinette NiemiecMoon David A. Nixon Anne Nocera Amundsen A. Noice Rose Marie L. Nolan John V. Novak Frank J. Noviello George E. Nye Chiloi O’Brien John O’Brien Patricia A. O’Brien Rosemary L. O’Dea Roger O’Donoghue Jean C. Olenick Pedro R. Oliveras Brian B. Olsen Tracey A. O’Rourke Lionel L. Ortiz Celeste M. Osenenko Antoinette M. Osvai Tammie L. Otukwu Barbara J. Owen Andrew W. Owens Shoshanna M. Page Elizabeth B. Pajauis Gregory Palaski Gail A. Palatine Paula S. Palatino Kristen Palkovich Jennifer M. Palmerson Annevictoria Palumbo John S. Panzenhagen Fernanda M. Papalia Kelli M. Parlante-Givas Harold H. Parr Paul and Lenora Patten Michael A. Patti Lois M. Patuto Nilanjan Paul Vincent J. Pavone Anny Payano Marilyn R. Pearson Catherine Peck Odessa Peeples-Davis Patricia Peiffer
Richard A. Pelletier Pamela J. Pelliccio Leo A. Pellini Danielle A. Peloquin Teresa A. Pence Jennifer R. Penn Carol K. Penrose Elizabeth A. Pentola William F. Peppard Iris C. Perez Nicholas A. PerezSantalla Theresa G. Perkins Lori-Ann M. Perona Audrey S. Perrine Patricia M. Perry John Pescatore Peter Petersen Christine Peterson Stephen L. Petrillo Elvira Phelps Mark Phillips Amanda Piccolini Milford N. Pinkney Lewis H. Pinsker Salvatore Pisano Jonathan Pitt Sheila Pittman Pamela M. Plaza Geraldine C. Popkin Matthew S. Poppe William J. Posner JoHannah C. Povich Maureen Powell Robert E. Powell Tra’shaun M. Powell James M. Pregler Kerry M. Prendergast Valerie M. Preston Jack E. Price Rosalie B. Priday Barney Pultz Sandra Pupo Christopher F. Purdy Karen I. Purpura Erni M. Quaresma Richard F. Quinn Ethel E. Raglin Barton M. Randall A. Graham Ray Ivan Reales Charles K. Recorr Ignazia S. Reddiconto
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James M. Reed Michael R. Reeser Estelle C. Reeves Glenn A. Reeves Stephen D. Rehberg Berkley Reid Sean P. Reilly Nanette C. Reis Sara E. Reis Nancy E. Remer Jack W. Renander Margaret R. Rhoads Kathryn D. Richards Dassie Richler Patrick B. Riddell Cindy M. Ridgway Joyce A. Rife Sharon M. Riley David L. Rist Garry H. Ritchie Richard J. Riter H. Joel Ritter Angel D. Rivera David H. Robbins Bernice M. Roberts Chester A. Roberts Jeffrey A. Roberts Kyle A. Robertson Edward and Donna Robinson
Marianne G. Robinson Victoria M. Robinson Zachary K. Robinson Carla H. Rockliff David J. Rodgers Mario M. Rodrigues Shoko Rodriguez Stephen G. Roe Paul W. Rollman William L. Roman Jing Rong John J. Rosa Theresa M. Rosania Ronald A. Rose Nina J. RosenbaumHaydel Roberta L. Roser Elizabeth M. Rotchford Caroline Roth B. Robert Rothenhoefer Robin N. Rothman Mark A. Rowland Richard Rucidlo Barbara J. Ruiz John D. Rule Steven R. Ruley Rosemarie C. Russo JoAnn T. Rutkunas Christian R. Ryan Kevin J. Ryan
MATCHING GIFT IMPACT $3,223
2010
$1,704
2011
$10,524
2012
$18,874
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HIGHLIGHTS Catharine K. Ryerson Donna M. Schade Michael S. Saenz Cynthia W. Schaechter TO FUND Anwar G.GRANT Salandy Jennifer L. Schafer the creation of new degree program: Master of Science in Alexander Saldivar Sandra L. Schaffer Information Technology (MSIT) Kejo B. Samuels Linda K. Schar Gary D. Sandes FUNDRAISING Marie E. Scherck from the Foundation’s two Donna A. Santaniello annual events: the Golf Joan F. Schmidt Classic and the Grande Ball Nicholas A. Santarone Hugh R. Schneider $ GRANT Mary Jane Sarsony-Stake 3-YEAR Alan H. Schorr from Martinson Foundation to develop a media creationA. studioSchrepel and create new courses Irene Sasao Pat in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Coleen K.$ Sassaman Stephanie Schuette PUBLIC FUNDS AWARDED Mary D. Saul* Robert J. Scire by the state of NJ through the Building Future Bond Act to build a new, George R. Saunders Elma C.OurScott state-of-the-art nursing education center Lawrence E. Saupe Valerie Scott $ Barbara L. Savidge Lynette S. Seader Lily H. Sayre Farzana Scafuri $*italicized indicates Charles Scala donor is deceased
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The 19th Annual
Thomas C. Streckewald
Golf Classic
More than 125 golfers and guests helped the Thomas Edison State College Foundation raise more than $71,000, the highest ever raised in a single year, in support of the Thomas C. Steckewald Endowment Fund at the 19th Annual Thomas C. Streckewald Golf Classic, held at TPC Jasna Polana in Princeton, N.J. on July, 1, 2013.
Sponsors Eagle Sponsor ($5,000) Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Boxed Lunch Sponsor ($1,200) Bunker Hill Consultation Center
Golf Cart Sponsor ($3,500) Claremont Construction Group
Hole-In-One Cash Prize Sponsor ($1,200) Nexus Properties
Flag Sponsor ($3,500) UBS Bank USA Corporate Sponsors ($1,750) Children’s Specialized Hospital Lear & Pannepacker LLP NJM Insurance Group PSE&G Stark & Stark TD Bank
Reception Sponsor ($1,200) PNC Bank Deuce Sponsors ($1,000) Burlington County College Investors Bank (formerly Roma Bank) Spencer Ryan LLC St. Francis Medical Center
Tee Sponsors ($400) Capital Health Clarke Caton Hintz Digital Dog Direct Hoisington Engineers IBEW Local Union No. 269 KPMG Mercer County Community College NK Architects Office Furniture Partnership Princeton Packet Inc. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Simpson Scarborough Workforce and Economic Strategies Zeldis Research Associates
Supporters Anonymous Advancing Opportunities AFT Local 4277 The Bank of Princeton Steven Binder & Shawn O’Hara Michael Carson Steve Donahue Matthew Downing Richard Gillespie Peter Hagan
William Hamill John Harmon Hoisington Engineers Morris Lewis Clarence Lockett Amy Mansue The Mercadien Group MIDJersey Chamber of Commerce J. Scott Needham
Powtek Powder Coating Rider University John Rounds Michael Scheiring Sparta Systems Michael Toscani John Walsh Bonnie Watson-Coleman Bruce Weinstein
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Auction Donors Applebee’s Arden Theatre Antonio’s Cleaners Bredenbeck’s Bakery Camden Riversharks Chambers Walk Café Checkers Christine’s Restaurant of Yardley Chuckles Pizza & Pasta Restaurant City Streets Café Clydz Crayola Experience David J. Witchell Salon & Spa Eleven Front Bar & Grill Garden State Discovery Museum Giants Greenacres Country Club Margaret Hoisington Inhouse Marketing Group Kramer Portraits Lambertville Station Michael Lettiere McCarter Theatre Center
Mercer County Park Commission Mon Visage Day Spa New Jersey 101.5 FM Radio New Jersey Devils North Jersey Country Club Old York Country Club Passage Theatre PEAC Fitness Philadelphia Phillies Please Touch Museum Present Company, LLC Sesame Place Springhill Suites by Marriott State Theatre, New Brunswick The Streckewald Family Subway Times of Trenton Michael Toscani Trader Joe’s Trenton Country Club Trenton Social Whole Foods Yardley Country Club
Golf Committee Honorary Chair Catherine J. Streckewald Co-Chairs Michael Lettiere Michael Toscani
Committee Members Floyd Carl A. Bruce Dansbury Richard Gillespie Roxanne Globis Jennifer Guerrero Margaret Hoisington Maria Imbalzano Misty Isak Jaclyn Joworisak Eric Robert Lear Linda Meehan Daniel Streckewald Kevin Streckewald
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“Over a 26-year military career I consistently witnessed first-hand the transformative value that higher education can have on military members, their spouses and children. Having recently joined Thomas Edison State College after military retirement, I was very pleased to find a cause dedicated to that end for the adult student, the Thomas Edison State College Foundation. I passionately believe that citizens are at their best when they are dedicated to a cause that is greater than their self-interests, a cause that is noble and a cause that helps the public good. I believe every contribution to the Thomas Edison State College Foundation is more than just a monetary transaction; it’s an investment for our collective good that molds better scholars and citizens — a truly noble undertaking and I’m proud to be a small part of it.” Warren “Lee” Wofford Director of Military Enrollment Management Thomas Edison State College
Harold G. Sedgwick Brian T. Sedlock Phyllis L. Seeman Douglas R. Sell Mitchell P. Sequera Joyce L. Serdinsky Paul J. Serwinek Rosita E. Setal
Jesse L. Seymour Araz R. Shahinian Carolyn G. Shamy Thomas J. Shanahan Elly J. Shapiro Robert J. Shaw Nicky Sheats Grace V. Sheenan Ronald F. Shehane Anne V. Shelton William D. Shinko Eileen R. Shipley David S. Showalter Jane A. Showell Todd L. Siben Mendorha G. Sider Edward A. Sierra Ernest G. Silagyi Thomas J. Skelton Antoinette Slack Joseph T. Slawinski Stacy M. Slomko Rosemary E. Smentkowski Donna G. Smith Eugene R. Smith Gwendolyn S. Smith Hattie K. Smith Janet Smith Joe W. Smith Lee C. Smith Major A. Smith Michael B. Smith Timothy G. Smith Vincent T. Smith Irene J. Smitherman James F. Snell Joanne M. Solarek Franklin P. Solomon John B. Souza Richard A. Spearance Morris E. Spector William R. Spollen Clark D. Stafford Mary Stamoulis David J. Standaart Deborah L. Stanley Montana C. Stanley William P. Statsky Sandra V. Steacy Irene Stefaniak Sharon L. Stein Robert E. Steinfort Joseph Stencel Marilyn D. Stern David J. Stewart Jason K. Stewart Joanne K. Stiff Joanne M. Stives
Sheridan H. Stoesser Alvin M. Stokes August G. Stoll Kenneth R. Stone Nell Stone Randolph M. Stroud Kimberly A. Strube Peter J. Strumolo Lawrence F. Struss Heather L. Stumpf Sylvia Stutts Margaret Sullivan Dare F. Summers Harold A. Sutton Travis G. Sutton Thomas S. Swan Margaret M. Sweeney Cheron D. Swody Joseph K. Szaro Mohamad Taha Robert V. Taino Kathy M. Tankersley Samuel B. Tarshish Patricia L. Tavis Javier L. Taylor Keith L. Taylor Myron E. Taylor Shirley B. Taylor Tyler S. Taylor Lorraine C. Tedesco Richard E. Temple Pamela M. Tenaglia Michael D. Terzano Mary Ann Tetzlaff Jillian M. Thaker-Ambs Florence R. Thaler Dawn M. Thomas Debra A. Thomas Doris A. Thomas Gloria M. Thomas William T. Thompkins James D. Thompson Susan N. Thompson Melanie M. Thomsen Dustin A. Thornton Alexander D. Threatt Joseph T. Tibaldi Leslie K. Tiernan-Duffy Ayeshah A. Tilghman Clarence H. Tolliver Sandra J. Torres Ernest Peter Toscani Piero P. Toto Anthony Tracchio Nicole M. Trautman Rose M. Truncellito Basil Tsolakis Setsuko Tsuchiya
Jocelyn D. Tucker Patricia H. Tucker Frank J. Tulli William H. Turbett Deborah M. Turner Muriel A. Turtora Andrea L. Tutalo Linda M. Tyger Betty A. Urbanik Victor P. Vagnozzi Lilia V. Valera Antonietta S. Valery Theodore Van Der Horn Patricia R. van Gelder Larsicena Vance-West John D. VanOsdol Benito D. Vargas Melanie A. Vasa Arlene Vastano JoAnne Venice Jodee E. Verbow Denise F. Verna Gregory Vidnanski Julie E. Villa Lenore C. Villavecchia Kamman A. Viterito Carol P. Voell Ruth E. Vogel Eugene V. Vogt Linda K. Waddell Timothy R. Wagley Frank J. Wagner Kirk W. Waldron Dustin T. Walker Dwayne P. Walker John L. Walker Michael L. Walker Joshua T. Wall Barbara M. Wallace Ruth L. Waller Jeffrey D. Walsh Joan M. Walsh Marlene Walters Weimin Wang Deborah Ware Elease Warner Lanxton L. Washington Billie H. Wassmann Darla M. Waters Lilith M. Waters Barbara A. Watson George M. Watts Theodore A. Weathers Eli J. Weaver David N. Weber Jason M. Wegleitner Alison D. Wehringer Richard Weidner
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Robert P. Welch Lynda J. Wells Maurice N. Wells Guy W. West Sigmund Westerman Elizabethe A. Westgard Daniel T. Wetherald Richard P. Whalen Velma M. White Philip W. Wick Grant T. Wilcox Karen S. Wiley David W. Williams Joan S. Williams Linda C. Williams Nancy L. Williams Nita B. Williams Wallace W. Wilson Edward J. Wisniewski Walter W. Wisniewski Carole J. Wisser Taj Withall Jill L. Wolford
Mary E. Wombwell Robert J. Wood Richard E. Wurpel Tina F. Wydrzynski Cristopher Wynings Michael C. Xavier Linda B. Yannick Sufia Yasmin Caroline S. Yerger Nancy York Gladys P. Young Mary Jane C. Younghans Marie V. Zach Lynn-Ann Zakrzewski John Zamboni Joni M. Zehnder Sheila I. Zelaskowski Charles J. Zerafa Doris J. Ziefle Jason A. Ziemak Richard R. Zientek G. David Zorb
“The Accelerated 2nd Degree BSN Program offered by Thomas Edison State College is committed to developing a critical-thinking nursing workforce that will benefit area residents. Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. provides scholarships for this innovative program and collaborates with Thomas Edison State College to advance the health and well-being of our local community.” Peg Forrestel Director, Contributions & Community Affairs Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Planned Giving – Funding for the Future Planned gifts, such as bequests and life income, can be an advantageous way to provide future support to a charity. You can take care of yourself and take care of Thomas Edison State College. The Foundation welcomes gifts made through different planned giving arrangements. These arrangements can: > Provide for you or your loved ones > Entitle you to charitable gift or estate tax deductions > Fulfill philanthropic goals > Increase spendable income > Enable you to leave a legacy for Thomas Edison State College Choosing the right planned gift depends on your personal circumstances and financial goals.
Bequest and Estate Planning You may make a bequest or gift through your estate by including a provision in your will or living trust, or by naming Thomas Edison State College Foundation (TESCF) as a beneficiary of a retirement plan or life insurance policy. The amount left to the Foundation (or any charity) can be expressed as a dollar amount or as a percentage of the assets to be given.
Life Income Gifts A life income gift allows you to give assets to TESCF while providing yourself or others with income for a period of time before the Foundation is permitted to use your gift. You may make a life income gift by transferring securities, cash or other property to TESCF. The Foundation then manages the investment of the assets and pays an income to you, your designated beneficiaries or both. For more information about planned giving opportunities that benefit Thomas Edison State College, contact Misty Isak at misak@tesc.edu or (609) 984-1588, ext. 2077.
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Corporate, Foundation, and Community Gifts and Grants AFT Local 4277 Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Bunker Hill Consultation Center Certified Court Reporters Association of New Jersey
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
H. R. Larrimore
Lockheed Martin Corporation Foundation
Virginia M. Lofft
The Merck Company Foundation
Rita Novitt
MetLife Foundation
George A. Pruitt, PhD The Estate of S. John Quattrone
Pfizer Foundation
Joyce and Robert Stecher
PG&E Corporation Foundation
Christian C. Yegen
Council of New Jersey State College Locals, AFT/AFL-CIO
PSEG Foundation Sempra Energy Foundation
W. Cary Edwards Foundation
TE Connectivity
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
UBS Employee Giving Programs
Innovative Teaching Solutions Inc.
Verizon Foundation The Washington Post Company
Investors Bank (formerly Roma Bank)
PNC Foundation
Memorial Gifts “In Memory of...” Richard E. Ingram Susan L. Ingram
TD Charitable Foundation
Charlotte Cecelia Lear
The Tuchman Foundation
Richard W. Arndt
United Way of West Central Connecticut, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey P. Clark Jack Fein Frank Gargione Investors Bank (formerly Roma Bank)
Matching Gift Corporations and Foundations ACT Oncology The Aetna Foundation American International Group, Inc. AT&T Foundation BNY Mellon Community Partnership Program Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation The Caterpillar Foundation The Duke Energy Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation GlaxoSmithKline Foundation IBM International Foundation Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies
The Edison Society
Endowment Benefactors Ahmed A. Azmy, PhD Lee Bellarmino Allen G. Braithwaite Michael and Margaret Brewster
Princeton Packet Inc.
Wells Fargo Regional Foundation
Mark A. Platt
Novartis Corporation
The Comcast Foundation
Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation
Barbara B. Mann
NJM Insurance Group
The Prudential Foundation
Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Eric Robert Lear
Ravi Ravindranath Daniel Maloney Richard W. Arndt Maurice T. Perilli James B. Kilgore Kathleen A. Sincavage Edward J. Sincavage
Capital Health System Jim and Nancy Carnes Nicholas and Marjorie Carnevale Harry and Shirley Chadwick Susan O. Friedman Richard and Donna Gillespie Gary and Diane Heavin Lennert and Deborah Josefson Eric Robert and Joanna Lear Clarence Lockett Al Maghazehe, PhD Brian and Helen Maloney John J. and Valerie L. McCann Jack and Irene Neary Daniel Negron Jr. Maurice T. Perilli George A. Pruitt, PhD The Estate of S. John Quattrone The Fred C. Rummel Foundation Sarnoff Corporation Michael J. Smilack and Family
Heritage Circle Planned Gifts B. Scott Burkett Michele A. Frank Owen O. Freeman Jr. Susan O. Friedman, PhD Peter and Leslie Graulich Alice Harris The Estate of Helen Huebl
The Estate of Edith M. Stapperfenne Albert Stark Caroline P. Tompkins Michael R. Toscani, PharmD Paula Vaughan Christian C. Yegen
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Endowment Funds The Azmy Endowment Fund The Lee Bellarmino Endowment Fund The Allen G. Braithwaite III Endowment Fund The Michael & Margaret Brewster Endowment Fund The Natale S. & Christine Caliendo Endowment Fund The Capital Health System Nursing Education Scholarship Endowment Fund The Nicholas & Marjorie Carnevale Endowment Fund in Support of Innovation & Excellence The Harry & Shirley Chadwick Endowment Fund The Thomas M. Eklund Endowment Fund The Susan O. Friedman Scholarship Endowment Fund The Donna & Richard Gillespie Endowed Scholarship Fund The Gary & Diane Heavin Endowed Fund The Norma L. Horton Endowed Scholarship Fund The Eric Robert Lear & Joanna Lear Endowed Fund The Lockett Family Endowment Fund The Dr. Al Maghazehe Endowment Fund The Brian & Helen Maloney Endowment Fund
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2012
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MATCHING GIFT IMPACT The Larraine R. Matusak The Edith M. Stapperfenne Endowed Scholarship Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund $3,223 2010 The John J. & Valerie L. The Albert Stark Leadership McCann Endowment Fund Trenton Endowed Fund $1,704 2011 The Jack & Irene Neary and The Thomas C. Streckewald Family Endowed Fund Endowment Fund $10,524 2012 The Julia Cadiz Negron The Thomas Edison State Endowment Fund College Alumni Association $18,874 2013 Endowment Fund The Maurice T. Perilli Family Endowment Fund The Thomas Edison State College Endowment Fund The Dr. George A. Pruitt Endowed Fund The Caroline P. Tompkins HIGHLIGHTS Endowment Scholarship The Dr. George A. Pruitt Presidential Endowed The Toscani Scholarship GRANT TO FUND ScholarshiptheFund Endowment Fund creation of new degree program: Master of Science in The S. John Quattrone The John S. Watson Institute for Information Technology (MSIT) Endowment Fund Public Policy Endowment Fund FUNDRAISING The Fred C. Rummel Foundation The Paula Vaughan Scholarship from the Foundation’s two Endowed Scholarship Endowment Fund annualFund events: the Golf Classic and the Grande Ball The David Sarnoff Research The Christian C. Yegen $ Center Endowment Fund 3-YEAR GRANTEndowment Fund from Martinson Foundation to develop a The Edith & Oscar Smilack media creation studio and create new courses in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Memorial Scholarship $ Endowment Fund PUBLIC FUNDS AWARDED
185,000
200,000
by the state of NJ through the Building Our Future Bond Act to build a new, state-of-the-art nursing education center
$ IS YOUR NAME NOT LISTED? IT450,000 COULD BE BECAUSE: $12,700,000year. Gifts > You made your gift after December 31, 2013, the end of the fundraising received after December 31, 2013, will be recognized in the next Donor Report. > You asked that your gift be anonymous. > While every effort goes into the accuracy of this report, an error can still occur. If we have made an error or omission, please accept our sincere apologies and notify us at development@tesc.edu to ensure that our records are corrected. You can make a gift to the Thomas Edison State College Foundation in several convenient ways: > Visit alumni.tesc.edu to make your gift online. > Send your check, made payable to the “Thomas Edison State College Foundation” to 101 W. State Street, Trenton, NJ 08608-1176. > Contact Jennifer Guerrero in the Office of Development at (609) 984-1588, ext. 2083, or jguerrero@tesc.edu.
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grande ball
2013
More than 220 guests helped the Thomas Edison State College Foundation honor three outstanding individuals and support Thomas Edison State College at the annual Grande Ball, held at The War Memorial in Trenton, N.J., on Nov. 2. The black tie gala raised more than $135,000 for the College – setting a new record for the money raised at the annual event. The distinguished honorees recognized that evening include: Eileen Martinson, chief executive officer of Sparta Systems, and her husband, John Martinson, general partner and founder of the Edison Venture Fund, who each received the 2013 Spirit of Edison Community Leader Award. Ernest Wooden Jr. ’06, ’07, president and CEO of the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board, recipient of the 2013 Spirit of Edison Distinguished Alumnus Award. Lauren Wooden accepted the award on behalf of her father, Ernest. (left to right: John Martinson, Eileen Martinson, Dr. George Pruitt, Lauren Wooden)
Sponsors Silver Sponsor ($10,000) Wells Fargo Band Sponsor ($7,500) Eileen and John Martinson Dessert Sponsor ($7,500) NJM Insurance Group Wine Sponsor ($7,500) PNC Bank
Souvenir Journal Sponsors ($3,500) Bank of America Merrill Lynch St. Francis Medical Center Corporate Sponsors ($3,000) Investors Bank (formerly Roma Bank) Mercer County Community College Sparta Systems Stark & Stark UBS
Cocktail Reception Sponsor ($5,000) Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board
Valet Parking Sponsors ($2,000) Burlington County College NAI Fennelly
Silent Auction Sponsor ($5,000) Bunker Hill Consultation Center
Photo Station Sponsor ($1,500) Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton
Décor Sponsor ($4,000) Capital Health
Raffle Sponsors ($1,500) The Bank of Princeton Children’s Specialized Hospital
Advertisers AFT Local 4277 Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Capitol Copy Service Clarke Caton Hintz Council of New Jersey Grantmakers Hoisington Engineers Hopewell Valley Community Bank Iron Workers Local 68 Italian-American National Hall of Fame KPMG LLP New Jersey Business & Industry Association New Jersey State Library Office Furniture Partnership Oxford Communications Princeton Packet Inc. Rider University Spencer Ryan LLC Eleanor Spiegel Spiezle Group Inc. St. Lawrence Rehabilitation Center
Supporters Dave and Janice Anderson Richard and Elsa Arndt Ahmed and Nadia Azmy Lee and Jill Bellarmino Bernstein Global Wealth Management Steve Binder and Shawn O’Hare Borislow Insurance Brown Dog Marketing Robert Campbell Nicholas and Marjorie Carnevale Donald and Patti Conover Franklin Clyburn A. Bruce Dansbury T. Sandberg Durst Kristin Gonzalez Mark and Susan Gordon Jennifer Guerrero Richard and Margaret Hoisington Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield Maria Imbalzano Misty Isak JM Search Jaclyn Joworisak Lear & Pannepacker LLP Brian and Helen Maloney Joseph and Phyllis Marshall Louis Martini
Committee Members John Mellon The Mercadien Group Nexus Properties, Inc. Jim and Susan Owens Thomas Perrino Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce Robert Prunetti Juliette Punchello Catharine Punchello-Cobos Kevin Ralph Mona Spera Terri Tallon TD Bank Jerry Thomas and Carlotta Wells-Thomas John Thurber Theresa Tosti Michael Toscani and Lauren Murphy Bill and Donna Watson Michael and Beverly Williams Ray and Laura Young
Committee Co-Chairs Margaret Hoisington ’05, ’09 Thomas S. Perrino Sponsorship Chair Maria Imbalzano Silent Auction Chair Patience Purdy ’12 Members Ahmed Azmy Marjorie Carnevale Donald Conover Lisa Davidowski Jennifer Guerrero Misty Isak Jaclyn Joworisak Lauren Murphy Kris Muse Robert Rosenbaum Amy Rouze John Thurber
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in remembrance : m aurice t. perilli It is with great sadness that Thomas Edison State College and the Thomas Edison State College Foundation acknowledge the loss of Maurice T. Perilli, a longtime supporter of the College and member of the Thomas Edison State College Foundation Board of Directors, who passed away on Nov. 25, 2013. “Maury was one of the most important business and community leaders in Mercer County,” said John P. Thurber, vice president for Public Affairs at Thomas Edison State College. “His service to our community touched many lives and his commitment to our College played an important role in our ability to expand programs and grow enrollments.” Perilli joined the Foundation Board in 1993 and served as a dedicated member until the time of his passing. He established the Perilli Family Endowment benefitting the Foundation and was the 2000 recipient of the Spirit of Edison Family Award. In 2001, he received an honorary degree from the College. One of the hallmarks of Perilli’s life was his outstanding contributions to business and civic organizations. A World War II Coast Guard veteran, Perilli served as chairman of the board of Roma Federal Savings Bank, where for years he oversaw operations of purchasing, human resources, security and building and property staff. Prior to his service with the bank, he owned his own printing and publishing business. His civic work includes various activities in Hamilton Township, where he served as mayor, police commissioner and a member of the township’s Committee, Zoning Board of Adjustment and Planning Board. In addition, Perilli served on numerous boards for hospitals, charities and civic associations.
“His service to our community touched many lives and his commitment to our College played an important role in our ability to expand progr ams and grow enrollments.” John P. Thurber, vice president for Public Affairs at Thomas Edison State College
2013 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT
Board of Trustees
Foundation Board of Directors
Gualberto (Gil) Medina, Chair Executive Vice President Brokerage Services CBRE Group, Inc.
Brian T. Maloney Chairman of the Board Corporate Consultant Michael R. Toscani, PharmD Vice Chairman of the Board President, Clinical Solutionz
Brian T. Maloney, Vice Chair Corporate Consultant Fred J. Abbate Adjunct Professor, Drexel University Richard W. Arndt American Cancer Society (Ret.) Ida B. Hammond ’79 New Jersey Department of Education (Ret.) J. Stanley Justice Pastor, Mount Zion AME Church Eric Robert Lear Managing Partner Lear & Pannepacker, LLP
Lee J. Bellarmino Chairman & CEO, New Jersey Manufacturers Bank (Ret.) Senior Vice President, New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance (Ret.) Steven B. Binder CFO Stryker International Allen G. Braithwaite III Vice Chairman & CEO UBS Bank USA James E. Carnes, PhD President & CEO Sarnoff Corporation (Ret.)
E. Harvey Myers E. Harvey Myers Architect
Nicholas L. Carnevale Vice President Carnevale Consulting Corporation
Marilyn R. Pearson Vice President Bank of America Merrill Lynch (Ret.)
Frank Clyburn President, Primary Care & Women’s Health Merck & Co., Inc.
George A. Pruitt, PhD President Thomas Edison State College Frances C. Parrales Student Trustee Principal Management Assistant School of Related Health Professions UMDMJ/Rutgers Valerie Sampson Student Trustee Clinical Nurse Manager Capital Health – Family Practice Medicine
Ahmed A. Azmy, PhD, AIA, APA Azmy Architects, LLC
A. Bruce Dansbury EVP-Chief Lending Officer Team Capital Bank Avinash Desai, MD Global Medical Affairs Leader, Oncology, Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceuticals Richard J. Gillespie President, Gillespie, Inc. (Ret.) Peter C. Hagan Director, Berkeley Research Group, LLC Margaret Hoisington ’05, ’09 Hoisington Engineers
(as of Dec. 31, 2013)
Maria Imbalzano, Esq. Partner, Stark & Stark James Kilgore President & Publisher The Princeton Packet, Inc. Steven R. King ’93 President, Zantaz, Inc. (Ret.) Eric Robert Lear Trustee Representative, Managing Partner Lear & Pannepacker, LLP Clarence Lockett Vice President Corporate Controller Johnson & Johnson (Ret.) Pastor, First Baptist Church of Langhorne (Ret.) Al Maghazehe, PhD, FACHE President & CEO, Capital Health Eileen Martinson CEO, Sparta Systems, Inc. Greg Milzcik ’94 President & CEO, Barnes Group Inc. (Ret.) George A. Pruitt, PhD President Thomas Edison State College Robert Rosenbaum, EdD Director Bunker Hill Consultation Center William Schofield Vice President PNC Financial Services Group John F. Tiberi Vice President,Employee Benefits, Health and Safety PSEG Martin Tuchman CEO, Kingstone Capital V, LLC Christopher J. Zias Senior Vice President, U.S. Trust
Office of Development | (609) 984-1588 development@tesc.edu | www.tescfoundation.org
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upcoming ev en ts Pennsylvania Alumni Networking Event
New York City Alumni Networking Event
King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
September 17, 2014
42nd Annual Commencement September 20, 2014
Sun National Bank Center, Trenton, New Jersey
23rd Annual Grande Ball October 4, 2014
Hyatt Regency Princeton Princeton, New Jersey
Arizona Alumni Networking Event October 16, 2014 Phoenix, Arizona
October 28, 2014
New Jersey Alumni Networking Event October 29, 2014
Cherry Hill, New Jersey
NJEA Networking Event November 7, 2014
Atlantic City, New Jersey
New Jersey State League of Municipalities Conference Networking Event November 20, 2014
Atlantic City, New Jersey
For more details or to register visit: www.tesc.edu/alumnievents.