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Anderson University 2010

Annual Report Edition Nursing program and technology initiative top AU agenda for 2011

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Anderson University Magazine 2010 SUMMER/FALL Edition Features Record Number of Graduates............... 4 AU Pursues Nursing Program................ 6 New Mobile Learning Initiative............. 7 Christian Studies Update.................... 8 Study Abroad Down Under...................10 AU Studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Passion for Those with Special Needs..........................18 Third Annual Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Gala...............28 Harvey..........................................30 AU Athletics Moves to New Conference...36 Second National Title for AU Wresting.....40 Noted Inventor Credits AU...................44 Our Donors.....................................46 Class Notes.....................................68 Departments Faculty and Students.........................16 Arts..............................................26 Athletics........................................32 Alumni..........................................42

Anderson University Magazine is a publication of the Marketing and Communications Department of Anderson University for alumni and friends. President: Dr. Evans P. Whitaker Editor In Chief: Barry Ray Editor: Wendy Richardson Contributing Writers: Barry Ray, Evelyn Beck Contributing Photographer: Aperture Vision Photography

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Campus News AU goes global with exciting new study abroad program.

record class, record rankings greet AU’s centennial year

Eclipsing the previous year’s record number of freshmen by about 50, the new freshman class is also one of the best academically to ever arrive in Anderson. It contains students from more states; and while it’s hard to quantify enthusiasm, it almost certainly breaks the record in that regard. In addition, graduate school enrollment rose by a stunning 35% and enrollment in the ACCEL evening program climbed 19%.

Two shiny new residence halls were finished and ready for occupants. A hip and exciting new restaurant was ready, too. Brightly colored banners heralding the beginning of Anderson University’s centennial year adorned light poles all over campus. And then, on August 14th, they came. A record number of new students, 610 in all and 510 of them freshmen, hit campus like a happy army, while an equally large army of students, parents, faculty and staff volunteers greeted them and moved them into their new homes.

Before classes even began on August 18th, AU received news that confirmed the feeling that brought such a record class. Rankings released by U.S. News & World Report placed Anderson University higher in the top tier of Southern universities than it has ever been (21st, up four spots from the previous record high). The magazine also named Anderson as one of its 68 “Up and Coming” universities in America others should be watching and the #1 “Up and Coming” college in the South.

Early estimates about enrollment seemed optimistic at around the 2,400 mark (compared with 2,280 in 2009), but remarkably, once the official enrollment of the University was submitted in late September, the number was 2,512, or 232 students more than last year.

That’s the way to begin a centennial year! We hope you enjoy reading about some of the other events of the past few months and the people who make Anderson University the institution that it is.

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a parent’s perspective Reg Griffin, an executive with Comcast in Atlanta, was one of those parents who entrusted his daughter to Anderson on August 14th. He wrote about his experience on his blog “Griffin’s Graffiti” (griffinsgraffiti.blogspot.com). We are pleased he has allowed us to share his thoughts here.

Lessons from a House Finch Couple years ago, our family noticed this banging on the front door of our house. It wasn’t constant, just occasionally. But when it happened, it got your attention. Our front door is mostly made of glass, and the noise was enough to make you get up from a perfectly comfortable chair in front of a perfectly fine flat screen TV to see what was going on. Turns out it was nothing short of remarkable. Some tiny house finches were building a nest inside a small basket of artificial flowers my wife had placed on the door as decoration. And why not? It was up high from the threat of neighborhood cats and even under shelter in case of bad weather. And you know when it comes to house finches and nests, it’s all about location, location, location. Soon enough, eggs appeared and the watch was on. My wife stretched tape across the back of the door so no one would go out the door. More than one delivery person was redirected to the garage door, so the birds and their eggs were undisturbed. And then it happened. One, two and three tiny baby birds hatched right before our eyes. And then, one Friday night, another commotion at the door. The chirping was louder than normal. So, ma in her kerchief and I in my cap got up to see what was going on. The parents were strategically stationed in a crepe myrtle, only a short distance in front of the nest, calling to the babies. It was time for them to fly. The first one up was brave and bold. He was ready, but then again, not so fast. He would move to the nest, beckoned by his parents’ chirps, but then back away, as if to say “Wait a minute, how does this work?” Finally, a literal leap of faith, and he flew to mom and dad in the crepe myrtle. We were concerned, checking to make sure he found his parents in the tree. Night was falling, and we could hear thunder in the distance. The next morning, the show was on again. Parents and baby together in the crepe myrtle, calling to the others. Then the next one, and then the next. All of this took the better part of a Saturday morning, but we didn’t mind. It was fascinating. This was nature, created by the one true God, at its finest. And once they were all settled in

Holli Griffin walks through the AU archway and is greeted by President Whitaker.

the crepe myrtle, the parents flew to another tree, calling them again to follow. And just like that, we were empty nesters. Literally. Last weekend, we took our oldest daughter Holli to Anderson University in South Carolina where she began classes today as a freshman. Some parents call this the “drop-off,” but it was so much more than that. We had two great days at this amazing university, which is a small private school that humbly calls itself “intentionally Christian.” When we arrived Saturday morning to move her into the dorm, student volunteers with smiling faces appeared to help us carry all of her stuff into the building. The next morning, there was a freshman family worship service and the “Archway Walk,” where all 600 freshmen marched down Boulevard, shook the President’s hand, and entered into the next chapter of their lives. From the front lawn of the school, my teary eye fell upon a house finch, shuffling through some pine straw, and I thought about our little friends from a past Spring. In much the same way, we were helping to call to our daughter, encouraging her to fly higher and higher, as she pursues her college degree two and a half hours away from the nest and 17 total turns, according to MapQuest, but who’s counting? Thanks to the miracle of facebook and texting, Holli is never far away. We will stay in touch more than most families do living under the same roof. But I am thankful for the experience of last weekend, and the confidence the faculty and staff at Anderson gave to my wife and me. So many of our friends have younger children, and we’re far from old. But we remind them all that tapping on the glass at the front door is a sign of things to come. Enjoy the view while you can. For soon enough, it will be time for them to fly away.

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record number of students graduate during AU commencement 255 graduates marks a record number for the University 255 Anderson University students received their diplomas during commencement exercises in early May. One of the South’s most unique and scenic graduation ceremonies, the AU commencement took place under the 100-yearold oak trees on the front lawn of campus in picture perfect spring weather. Senator Lindsey Graham delivered the commencement address praising the growth and recognition being given to Anderson University over the past three years and urging the graduates to develop the strength to stand up for the values

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instilled in them by the University. Graham noted that many of those values are under assault in current American discourse; but that in defending them, students should remember civility and respect. The senator also noted that the graduates would be inheriting a troubled world as they leave the University. “These are difficult times you are inheriting,” he said. “Our nation has a troubled economy and the world is at war. We have faced more difficult times than this, however, and I firmly believe our best days lie ahead.” An honorary Doctor of Humanities degree was awarded to multiple Grammy award-winning composer, arranger, and bandleader, Johnny Mann, who recently composed a new alma mater for the second 100 years of Anderson University. The school was founded in 1911 and began celebrating its centennial this fall. Anderson granted more than 30 graduate degrees as well, including the first graduating class in the institution’s MBA program.

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Anderson pursues new program in nursing With the approval by the South Carolina Board of Nursing on Thursday, May 20th of its nursing program feasibility study, Anderson University is now engaged in the development of a self-evaluation report to obtain approval by the Board to begin an undergraduate nursing program. The target date for initiation of the program is 2012. In order to develop the feasibility study presented to the State Board, AU enlisted the help of Dr. Tim Smith of Union University. Dr. Smith, a veteran of nursing higher education, is one of the architects of the highly successful and rapidly growing program at the Jackson, Tennessee school. Like Anderson, Union is a Baptist university. Smith found that there was a high attraction to providing nursing education within a Christian community.

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“Nurses often view their work as a calling,” says Smith, “and the incorporation of one’s personal calling with the development of nursing graduates that embrace the service of humanity often attracts nursing faculty to a Christian university. A faith-based institution has the opportunity to attract faculty members who can match the nature of their profession, which is serving humanity, with their own spiritual calling of serving as Christ’s arms and legs.” Because of this unique calling on many hearts of nursing educators, Smith’s experience has been that faith-based institutions do not feel the impact of the nursing faculty shortage like many other types of institutions. Anderson will now conduct an evaluation phase to develop more specific details of a potential program for review by the Board of Nursing. Those processes must be satisfactorily completed before students can be recruited or any possible time frame for the application process can be considered. The plan put forth in the feasibility study, which could be altered at any time by the Board of Nursing, calls for renovating existing space on campus into classroom and laboratory space for the new program.

AU to launch unprecedented mobile learning initiative

“Quite simply, teaching moral responsibility in the use of the power of knowledge may be the most important duty of a Christian institution of higher education,” says Parker. “In light of the potential impacts of digital technology, it is more imperative than ever that faith-based institutions like ours address teaching and learning in the digital age, an age in which students have unparalleled access to information.”

Apple’s new iPad and similar devices currently being developed could become the notebook of the future at Anderson University as the institution launches a cutting-edge Mobile Learning Initiative aimed at integrating technology into the collegiate academic experience. Recommended by a presidentially-appointed Mobile Learning Team in early July and endorsed by the president and members of AU’s Senior Leadership Team later in the month, the program will bring the versatile iPad into the classroom in a way few, if any, universities are attempting at the present time. The Mobile Learning Team recommended the piloting in this academic year of a few selected courses using wireless technology and a mobile device, Apple’s new iPad, as the primary tool for teaching and learning through digital communication, research, and class collaboration. The proposal also forecasts adoption of the iPad for general use throughout the curriculum beginning in 2011 as well as creation and implementation of a Mobile Learning Fellows Program that will incentivize faculty innovation and creativity through mobile learning. “The point is not to rush blindly to the latest digital technologies” says Dr. Danny Parker, Anderson University Provost. “The point is to employ new digital technologies effectively, with wisdom and sound professional standards, to enhance the teaching and learning experience and to empower our students to use knowledge effectively and with sound intellectual and moral judgment.” The Mobile Learning Initiative comes after research by several members of the Anderson administration into the importance of harnessing the current explosion of technology to create a more robust and relevant learning experience for students.

The goal of the Mobile Learning Team is not only to make sure Anderson is not left behind by the wave of digital learning and technology, but more importantly, to be a leader among colleges and universities. Embracing and integrating technology has been at the forefront of Anderson University’s strategic plan in recent years. AU currently offers approximately 200 online courses each year. Three undergraduate and two graduate programs may be taken entirely online, as can most of the school’s General Education program. Dr. Benjamin Deaton was hired in June as Coordinator of Instructional Design and will work with faculty to design online and other technology-based courses. While the iPad will serve as the foundational device in the initial stages of the Mobile Learning Initiative, the use of digital technology in the classroom will not necessarily be limited to any one device or delivery platform. The aim of the Mobile Learning Team is to develop a culture of technology that will enhance student learning and teaching at Anderson, whatever the rapidly changing digital landscape may offer in the future.

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real world training for real world ministry

“Sixty percent of seminary students are out of the ministry within five years,” said Waggoner, president and publisher of B&H Publishing Group and a former dean at Southern Seminary in Louisville, Ky. “They are ill-prepared to cope with the challenges and conflict they find in the local church.”

AU’s College of Christian Studies merges biblical foundation with 21st-century service by Sara Horn

Fourteen Master of Ministry students sit in groups of three or four, thoughtful expressions on their faces. They’re working on a scenario: the boat they are in has caught fire. There’s only so much time before it sinks and they’ll need to take the most useful items to survive in the waiting life raft. Their task: prioritize the list of 15 items in front of them from what’s most important to what isn’t needed. The catch? The entire team has to reach consensus. These students are going through the first of two Summer Intensive weeks held by the David T. Clamp Graduate School of Christian Ministry. Like the name sounds, they’re intense, contentpacked and full of practical application to help pastors and ministry leaders excel in the roles in which God has placed them. Dr. Gary Bredfeldt is the visiting professor guiding the castaway conversation in this Leadership in Ministry II course. His goal is to get the students to understand the importance of decision making and the principles behind it. “When we think of consensus decisions, we often think everybody has to agree; that’s not the case,” Bredfeldt explained. “The goal is that everybody is part of the process.” It is topics like these – from team building for church or ministry staff, to handling conflict resolution taught by the other visiting professor of the week, Brad Waggoner – that is a draw for students who choose the Master of Ministry program at Anderson, both on campus and online.

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It’s this statistic that the College of Christian Studies wants to change through its intentionally strategic approach in course-design and faculty selection. “Three of the courses in our Master of Ministry degree program — almost 20 percent of the degree — are focused on leadership,” said Dr. Michael Duduit, dean of the CCS, whose vision has laid the groundwork for the graduate program in ministry. “The most recent additions to our faculty come to us from roles as pastors in local churches, so they bring with them not only strong academic credentials and a passion for teaching, but also years of experience in leading churches.” That same emphasis on practical ministry training is also making an impact on the undergraduate curriculum in Christian Studies, which has nearly doubled since the school was created last year. Courses in preaching, leadership, pastoral ministry, pastoral care, evangelism, youth ministry and more are providing students with practical preparation for ministry service.

“Our goal is to be one of the premier centers for ministry education in the nation,” Duduit asserts. “That will require solid preparation in biblical and theological studies and a commitment to practical disciplines that goes beyond most other programs. And that’s where we are heading.”

The College of Christian Studies Welcomes New Faculty Members Dr. Bryan Cribb, Assistant Professor of Christian Studies. A native of Austell, Ga., Dr. Cribb came to Anderson University following a five-year tenure at Brewton-Parker College in Mt. Vernon, Ga. He holds degrees in political science and mathematics from Furman University in Greenville, S.C. After a call to ministry, he received his M.Div. and a Ph.D. in Old Testament theology from Southern Baptist Seminary in Louisville, Ky.

Dr. Chuck Fuller, Assistant Professor of Christian Studies. Dr. Fuller comes to Anderson University with 13 years of experience in pastoral ministry, serving churches in Kentucky and Indiana. He holds a B.A. in Christian Studies from Campbellsville University and an M.Div. and Ph.D. from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Ky. His primary field of study for the Ph.D. was in Christian preaching, with additional studies in systematic theology and philosophy. Before arriving at AU, Dr. Fuller was pastor at Bethany Baptist Church in Louisville, Ky., and adjunct professor of Christian preaching at Boyce College of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Additionally, Dr. Fuller has served on committees and boards of the Kentucky Baptist Convention.

On the Christian Studies calendar: Dr. Kristopher Barnett, Assistant Professor of Christian Ministry and Associate Dean of the Clamp Graduate School of Christian Ministry. Dr. Barnett is a graduate of Southwestern Baptist Seminary with a Master of Divinity in Biblical Languages (2001) and a Ph.D. in preaching. His dissertation was A Historical/Critical Analysis of Dialogical Preaching. His undergrad work was completed at Angelo State University in Texas with a B.A. in Communication. Prior to joining the CCS faculty, Dr. Barnett served as pastor to three different churches: Forestburg Baptist Church and Ridglea West Baptist Church in Texas, and most recently, East Pickens Baptist Church in Pickens, S.C.

Dec. 28-Jan. 7 – Guided Trip to Israel, hosted by Dr. Michael Duduit. Visit auministry. com/Israel for more information. May 9-11, 2011 – National Conference on Preaching at FBC Spartanburg. Receive updates on Christian Studies events, people, and resources by signing up for our e-newsletter at auministry.com.

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AU study abroad goes down under

typically pay for, this one and all CGE programs will have a faith-based element as well. In Sydney, Anderson students will stay near the worldwide “mega church” Hillsong and have access to programs there.

Options for Anderson students to study abroad have taken a kangaroo leap forward as a class full of students headed to Sydney in Australia in September to study for the semester. Anderson is the pilot university for a new group of study abroad opportunities through the Consortium for Global Education. CGE is an umbrella organization of large and small faithbased universities in the U.S. The new initiative, which begins with Anderson in Australia this fall, will expand to other locations such as Ecuador and Lebanon later in the year as other colleges pattern their programs after the one at AU. Students from each CGE university will travel to a foreign location for study while retaining their full-time student status at their own school. Students from non-CGE universities may also take part in the program, but will be students of the host university during the semester of study. The new program differs from previous study abroad opportunities at AU in that it will be a yearly program and is expected to grow from year to year as more new students become aware and plan their academic program of study to allow for the overseas semester during their junior year. There were far more students interested in the program for this year than were able to participate due to the scheduling of their classes in the freshman and sophomore years. That will change as incoming students become aware of the yearly opportunity. One of the most popular study abroad destinations, Sydney offers a wealth of study and internship opportunities for the 14 Anderson students traveling there this semester. Each student has an internship lined up in Australia to go along with his or her studies. Another unique aspect of the Anderson program is that, unlike for-profit study abroad programs students

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“This is an awesome opportunity for our students,” says Dr. Jane Cahaly, Anderson’s director of international programs. “They will stay in a lovely condominium, gain a semester’s worth of credit for the same price as attending Anderson for a semester.” Dr. Danny Rhodes will be the full-time faculty member on site for the Anderson in Sydney program. According to Dr. Cahaly, the presence of a faculty member from the institution is another huge selling point for the CGE model of study abroad as opposed to other options. Apart from their internships with Australian companies and their regular course load while in Sydney, students will also get to study Australian art in a special “Art Down Under” class that is a part of the program.

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spring storm topples ancient AU oaks A violent mid-June thunderstorm focused media attention on the Anderson campus as it displayed both the destructive power of Mother Nature and the remarkable spirit of the AU campus family. Though no tornado was ever confirmed by meteorologists, winds of between 60 and 80 mph swept through the campus on the evening of June 15th that were strong enough to topple roughly a dozen large trees on the Anderson campus, some of which were 100 years old. Two trees fell on buildings as a corner of the student center housing the Center for Student Success sustained damage as did the back corner office of the admissions building. Campus officials

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awoke Wednesday morning to a campus that looked like a war zone, with limbs scattered over the front lawn and parking lots and all power lost to the Boulevard Historic District surrounding campus. One tree at the front side of the Merritt Administration Building fell directly onto one of the iconic swings in front of the building, blasting it into a pile of kindling and twisted metal. Despite the lack of communication with no phone or email service, the campus community rallied through a shared sense of concern and up to 150 volunteers from the staff, a few faculty, and even the student body were in place by late morning, hauling limbs, raking leaves, and using chainsaws to restore the campus to a usable state in advance of the second summer orientation session slated for Thursday. By afternoon, students who had heard about the damage on television and even a few concerned members of the public arrived to spell exhausted staff and faculty members who had been laboring for hours in stifling heat and humidity.

“I really can’t thank everyone, especially the large numbers of staff, enough,” said Dr. Evans Whitaker, AU President, after wielding a chainsaw during the morning hours. “With no way to communicate, they just came to lend a hand. That’s the kind of place this is.” Local television reporters marveled at the spirit of the campus as well, remarking during evening telecasts that through hard work, most of the damage had been cleared enough for orientation to take place as scheduled the next day. No academic space or student housing was affected by the falling trees, and the damage to the roofs of the two office buildings was largely repaired within a two-week time frame. By all accounts, it was a situation that could have been much worse. There were no injuries as the storm occurred during a time when very little campus activity was underway.

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(Above) Two new residence halls were constructed over the summer months to accommodate the record freshman class. The new halls on the Boulevard flank the existing Boulevard residence hall constructed in 2008. (Below) Also needed due to record enrollment, a new eatery, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Food For Thoughtâ&#x20AC;? opened at the start of the school year with space for 150 diners and featuring gourmet pizza, salads and specialty sandwiches. 14 | CAMPUS NEWS

AU Centennial Schedule 2010-2011

August 12

Public Lecture: Dr. Robert Benne- Quality With Soul

August 25

Opening Convocation; Formal Centennial Kick-Off

September 23-25

The AU Playhouse presents: The Denmark Story, by Scott Kirk. (Inspirational story of the life of Annie Dove Denmark, President of AU from 1928-1953)

September 24

Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner and Reunion of National Championship Teams

September 28

Shenandoah Film/Discussion; Focus on AU alumnus and the film’s screenwriter, James Lee Barrett. (Anderson County Library)

October 22-23

Centennial Homecoming and Family Weekend

— Centennial Marker and Renaming of Front Park Ceremonies

— Fall Musical Presentation (Thoroughly Modern Millie - Oct. 21-23)

— Alumni Art Show

November 16-17

December 2

December 15

February 7-11

South Carolina Baptist Convention Centennial Reception Christmas First Night Winter Commencement Founders Week Celebration

— 7th - Retired Faculty and Staff Luncheon

— 8th - Founders Luncheon

— 9th - Founders Day Convocation; Pictorial History Presentation

— 10th - AU Students’ 100th Birthday Bash

March 29

April 15

May 7

Frances Mims Lecture Series; Special Guest — Sue Monk Kidd, author of “The Secret Life of Bees” President’s Gala and Centennial Concert Spring Commencement campus news

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our faculty and students ...

Faces of AU Students reach out in meaningful ways.

a passion for those with special needs

Syndrome named George Sands. I even went to the prom with him my junior and senior years.” Paige’s dedication to those with special needs, especially those who found joy in athletic pursuits

As early as elementary school, Paige Dockins

associated with Special Olympics, carried

found herself drawn to students with special

on into her freshman year at Anderson. The

needs. She volunteered regularly to go down the

South Carolina Special Olympics organization

hall of her school to assist those who needed it. By

soon recognized that one of the organization’s

the time she reached high school, she found more

volunteers exemplified the spirit of Special

organized ways to help special needs students,

Olympics more than anyone else. So in the

volunteering as a unified partner and a coach for

last statewide leadership conference, Paige was

Special Olympics. The more she helped, the more

awarded the highest honor, The Spirit Award,

she wanted to help.

for her dedication.

“I loved working with them so much,” she says of

“I was shocked,” says the AU sophomore. “To be

her high school volunteer efforts, “I developed

singled out from so many dedicated volunteers

a special friendship with a boy with Down’s

was truly an honor I’ll never forget.”

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When she began her studies, Paige knew she

“It’s hard to explain. You could be having

had discovered that her eventual career would

the worst day, but when you arrive for Special

have something to do with special needs kids.

Population Recreation (organized activities

She began her Anderson journey as a Special

held several times a week for Down’s Syndrome

Ed major before switching to Kinesiology with

children and adults) you see their bright smiles

an emphasis on Special Ed. She says she found

and suddenly you feel better,” she beams.

Anderson to be a perfect fit for her and her passion for helping others.

“It’s hard to explain. You could be having the worst day, but when you arrive for Special Population Recreation (organized activities held several times a week for Down’s Syndrome children and adults) you see their bright smiles and suddenly you feel better,” she beams.

Paige’s enthusiasm has been contagious. What began as a solitary activity by one member of her household has spread to the entire family. Her

Paige Dockins AU student

father, Belton Police Chief David Dockins, is now a coach for Special Olympics; and her mother helps out as well. She’s also spreading the word among her fellow Anderson University students.

“There are a lot of people like me here,” she says. “Everyone is so helpful on campus and the same feelings I have about helping others is repeated

When she graduates, she hopes to continue her work with the special needs population in an official capacity.

hundreds of times over throughout the campus.” “How could I not?” she asks. “I’d do this for free. I Anderson University is the annual site of

have done it for free. I can’t think of a better career.”

the “Buddy Walk,” which is the largest single gathering of volunteers and special needs young people. Paige was thrilled to see dozens of other students who had discovered the same joy she had.

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AU mission team finds third world-like needs closer to home While it is common for Anderson University mission teams to spread out to places like Honduras, Italy, India, and other mission fields across the globe in any given year, one of the most unique and rewarding endeavors of 2010 took place in Kentucky as a team of Anderson women ministered in a poverty stricken rural area of that state. Partnering with the Saluda Baptist Association, The North American Mission Board of the SBC, and its missionaries in Jenkins, Ky., the Anderson co-eds had a rewarding and impactful experience

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with people the likes of which most of them would never have met otherwise. Using a house that was being renovated into what would eventually be a church as home base, the AU team set out to change the lives of young mothers with the love of Christ in a bleak area. Missionaries Bessie and Lester McPeet, who work with NAMB in Jenkins, are using a ministry called “God’s Love From a Diaper Bag” to reach women who in many cases are destitute and without hope. The project, that began out of the trunk of a car and is now a successful national ministry, features gift bags for young mothers and their babies filled with items they could not afford to buy. The Anderson women organized a mass baby shower for the women and distributed their gifts, sharing the love of Christ and sharing hope with their new friends as well. “The most touching part of the whole trip was watching the mothers open their gifts,” says

Rebekah Lippiatt, one of the Anderson students. “They were so grateful and appreciated it more than we could realize. It’s amazing to think how we don’t have to go to a foreign country to help because there are people that need help right in our backyards. The baby showers were an awesome success!” Becky Walker, Anderson’s associate campus minister of Women’s Ministry, echoed the sentiment. “It was so incredible to watch the favor of the Lord upon each situation and person. Prayer walking, baby showers, listening to the brokenness of souls – it all drew us together.” For the missionaries in Jenkins who often feel overwhelmed by the needs around them, the prospect of 20 energetic college students and three sponsors descending on the little town provided a chance to make an impact on the needs around them. The Anderson students

created quite a stir in the small community, even being asked to sing on the tiny AM radio station. Despite their temporary celebrity status, the AU co-eds never wavered in their focus on the needs of the women they came to help. “This weekend has been awesome. I’ve watched each of the girls shine with the love of Jesus,” says missionary Bessie McPeet. “They have shown each person they met how we are supposed to treat those around us with love and compassion. They realized that the love and compassion can be shared in their own hometowns as well as in their own state. I am so proud of each young lady.” While other students may have ministered in more exotic locales during the spring semester, it appears that no one took a trip that made a more lasting impact in their lives.

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AU business students win second straight national award Anderson University’s Students In Free Enterprise, or SIFE, team recently won the Sam’s Club Environmental Sustainability Challenge for a second straight year. The retail giant established the competition to challenge top business programs from around the country to develop cutting edge programs to assist Sam’s Club business partners in becoming more efficient and environmentally sound. The Anderson team selected two local businesses, one a non-profit agency (Anderson Interfaith Ministries) and the other a restaurant (The Pompous Pig) and conducted an environmental audit. Then using materials provided by Sam’s, the team recommended changes related to electricity,

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water, and paper usage; and the savings just over the first three months were statistically significant. “To win it last year was a huge surprise to all of us, since it was the first time we competed with this type of SIFE project. We knew we had a very good project and presentation, but the competition, just like this year, was very strong,” said Dr. Miren Ivankovic, AU business professor. “Then to be invited yet again to the Sam’s Club headquarters and be placed among the top six schools in the nation, then the top three and finally, win the whole thing at the Nationals in Minneapolis, speaks volumes about our students and their effort. This was very special and I am very proud to be a part of this team.” The AU SIFE team received $1,000 from Sam’s for making the finals of the competition and a $5,000 prize for winning the national title. From left: Professor Valerie Owens, Christa Blunt, Katie Harrison, Mark Deichman, A.J. Fakoornejad, Dr. Miren Ivankovic, and Dr. Bill Laing with their $5,000 prize for winning the national title.

AU music students win state and regional awards

AU music professor Deedy Francis, who teaches many of the regional qualifiers and the top state and regional winners, says that while AU typically wins in the highest levels of competition, this is a banner year for recognition of the program.

Continuing a strong legacy of excellence in vocal music performance, several Anderson University students were recently recognized at the South Carolina awards competition for the National Association of Teachers of Singing. Additionally, AU music students won top honors at the MidAtlantic Regional competition, which includes winners and qualifiers from colleges, universities, and conservatories in South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. At the state level, Anderson sophomore Octavia Hall was the top winner among her classification, while Maggie Hill from Gilbert, S.C., won the top award among juniors. In addition, the following AU students qualified for the regional competition in their respective categories: Regional Qualifiers: Classical Categories: Anna Sheehan (student of Dr. Tommy Watson), Sophomore College Women; Christopher Hulsey, College Junior Men; Kalon Moon, College Junior Men; and Kenneth Washington, College Senior Men (student of Dr. Tommy Watson). Musical Theater Categories: Elyse LeRoy, Brittany Roether, and Crystal Stewart, Freshman/ Sophomore College Women; Maggie Hill and Lizzie Porcari, Junior/Senior College Women. At the regional competition, Maggie Hill tied for First Place in Junior/Senior College Musical Theater Women and won Third Place in Junior College Women (Classical). Additionally, Octavia Hall and Christopher Hulsey earned a Superior rating.

Junior Maggie Hill received top honors at the state and regional levels.

“I am very proud of all of our students that qualified for the regionals and also those that won at the state and regional levels. It is certainly the highest number we have ever had,” she said. “It is a special honor for Octavia Hall, who won her category last year at state as well. Maggie Hill placed second in her Musical Theater category at last years regional competition, but this year, went on to tie for First Place in Junior/Senior College Musical Theater Women and win Third Place in Junior College Women (Classical). To both place in her classical category and win in the Music Theater category is very exciting for Miss Hill. All of these accomplishments send a loud and clear message to prospective voice students that Anderson University is serious about vocal music.”

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AU graphic design students win top national awards including “best in show” Anderson University graphic design students cemented the program’s status as one of the best in the nation recently by winning three national ADDY Awards including “Best in Show,” signifying the top student design among American universities. The victory on the national level follows a complete sweep of the regional awards in South Carolina and multiple awards in the Eastern region of the U.S. On the national level, Anderson University was one of only two U.S. universities to claim as many as three awards. AU student Chris Waldrop was the top winner with a gold award and the coveted “Best in Show” recognition. In addition, design student Kat Carter also won a gold ADDY. The prestigious 2 4 | FA C U LT Y A N D S T U D E N T S

national ADDY Award Student Competition selects only 15 top designs for consideration from hundreds of entries throughout the nation. For Anderson University to claim three awards is truly remarkable. “The unprecedented amount of success that has been bestowed upon the students in the Graphic Design concentration over the past year is truly humbling,” said graphic design professor Tim Speaker, who teaches both winning students. “For AU to not only be able to compete with the top art universities in the country, but to be able to achieve such laudable awards at the national level is an extraordinary blessing. I am extremely proud of our national, regional, and local award winners this year. Each student was able to reach their potential through hard work and dedication and through the continued efforts of our dedicated faculty. This is a victory for all of the members of the AU Art Department.” This marks the second year in a row that AU has been among the very few universities to win multiple awards at the national level and the first that an Anderson student has been named “Best in Show.” Above left: ADDY winners Chris Waldrop and Kat Carter Above right: Chris Waldrop’s “Best in Show” piece

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Lights, camera...excellence! Centennial events highlight 2010-2011 arts calendar.

Anderson University pulls out all the stops with third annual President’s Gala A host of talented Anderson University singers, dancers, and instrumentalists presented the President’s Gala concert in late spring at AU’s Henderson Auditorium in the Rainey Fine Arts Center. In its third year, the President’s Gala has become a beloved event for the arts in the Anderson area and throughout the Upstate. The program featured a variety of top performers from the AU College of Visual and Performing Arts. Singers from the music and theater departments along with the AU orchestra, brass quintet and string quintet took on a variety of musical genres, giving audience members something memorable to take home with them.

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Performances highlighted classic American composer George Gershwin, including music from American in Paris. The evening included familiar favorites “Fly Me to the Moon” and “Come Fly with Me” along with the timeless piece “Gabriel’s Oboe.” The concert concluded with a moving presentation of “Non Nobis, Domine” (Not to Us, Oh Lord) from Kenneth Branagh’s film version of Henry V.

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AU playhouse delivers the laughs with Harvey The Anderson University Playhouse closed its 0910 season with Mary Chaseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s play Harvey. The AU production sold out before it opened and played to enthusiastic audiences. Harvey is the classic American comedy from the 1940s (Pulitzer Prize Winner in 1944), full of eccentric characters and lots of laughs.

The story of the quirky Elwood P. Dowd and his imaginary six-foot high rabbit has endeared itself to audiences for 65 years. Taking place during a tough time in American history, including the Depression of the thirties and World War II, people turned to the theatre for escape. The story of the loveable, though slightly crazy, Elwood P. Dowd was an immediate hit; and the film version released in 1950 featuring Jimmy Stewart was one of the most popular films of the period and continues to be a favorite.

Ultimately from her beloved story, playwright Mary Chase asks us to count the cost of normalcy. The AU Playhouse production reminded us that a little zaniness and the ability to laugh at ourselves is a good thing.

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announcing... the AU Playhouse 2010-2011 Season The dream come true, the simple gift of faith, and the classic tale of intrigue!

The Essence of Great Drama! October 21-23

Thoroughly Modern Mille, 7:30 p.m. Henderson Auditorium, Rainey Fine Arts Center

December 2

Christmas First Night, a holiday concert featuring the performing ensembles of the College of Visual and Performing Arts, 7:00 p.m. Henderson Auditorium, Rainey Fine Arts Center

January 26-29

As It Is In Heaven, by Arlene Hutton, 7:30 p.m. Merritt Theatre of the Merritt Administration Building

March 6

Choral Masterworks Concert with The AU Opera Workshop, Bruckner’s Te deum and Debussy’s The Prodigal Son, 4:00 p.m. Boulevard Baptist Church Sanctuary

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Macbeth, by William Shakespeare, 7:30 p.m.; 2:00 p.m. matinee on April 2 Belk Theatre The President’s Gala, featuring the performing ensembles of the College of Visual and Performing Arts, 8:00 p.m. Henderson Auditorium, Rainey Fine Arts Center

Also included on the AUP Season Ticket:

March 4-6

The Amazing Senior Follies presents 2011 Star Spangled Delight Show The 22nd year for this wildly successful review Henderson Auditorium, Rainey Fine Arts Center AUP Season Ticket holders get the first tickets available

Also for our theatre patrons:

September 23-25

The Denmark Story, 7:30 p.m.; 3:00 p.m. matinee on September 25 Daniel Recital Hall, Rainey Fine Arts Center The story of Dr. Annie Dove Denmark, Anderson University president from 1928-1953, featuring Dr. Deborah McEniry

March 1

Freshman Showcase, 7:30 p.m. Merritt Theatre, Merritt Administration Building Monologues, Songs, Scenes and Dances by AU Theater and Musical Theater students

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Trojans in motion! Trojans leave Conference Carolinas on a high note.

athletic update honors night The AU Athletics Department closed out an outstanding year by honoring its student-athletes, with volleyball’s Jamie Lancaster and wrestler J.J. Jackson taking home top honors. Lancaster, an outside hitter from Fountain Inn, S.C., capped off a stellar junior year by winning the Murphy Osborne Award, which is presented by the Conference Carolinas to the conference studentathlete determined to have the most outstanding academic achievements. Jackson captured the school’s second NCA A National Championship in five years by winning four consecutive matches in Omaha to win the 157-pound class.

Hawn cup For an unprecedented fourth time, Anderson was awarded the annual Conference Carolinas Joby Hawn Cup in recognition of excellence in all conference-sponsored sports. After claiming the award for the first time in 2007, Anderson refused to relinquish the honor, also winning it in 2008 and 2009 to become the only member of the league to win the honor four straight years and boast the longest streak since High Point won the honor five consecutive times (1975-80) prior to the existence of the CarolinasVirginia Athletic Conference. This was also the fourth time a South Carolina member of the conference claimed the honor. AU was the first South Carolina member to win the Hawn Cup and the first current member of the league to win both the Hawn Cup and the Messick Award in the same athletic year (2006-07).

Beville cup In an intense rivalry where the final outcome hasn’t always shown the level of competition, Anderson brought the Beville Cup back to the Electric City. The Beville Cup, originally known as the Anderson-Erskine Cup, is a competition between Erskine and Anderson’s athletics programs that was established in the fall of 2003 and is sponsored by ARAMARK.

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The Anderson-Erskine Cup was changed to the “Beville Cup” in the spring of 2007 in honor of Bobby and Susie Beville. Susie Beville was a graduate of Anderson College and Erskine College, where she played softball. Susie Beville passed away in the summer of 2004. Her husband Bobby played baseball both at AU and Erskine and went on to serve as baseball coach at Anderson before becoming the athletic director for 10 years. This year’s struggle went down to the wire, with Anderson claiming a 20-18 victory.

baseball The AU baseball team made a Cinderella run in the conference tournament by eliminating No. 24 nationally ranked Erskine College on day three of the event. The No. 6 seed Trojans upset the top two seeds in the conference tourney. Anderson pulled off a shocker in the first round by defeating nationally ranked and No. 1 seed Mount Olive College, but fell just shy of capturing the championship.

softball Standout shortstop Meredith Knox was named to the 2010 ESPN The Magazine Academic AllAmerica Softball First-Team following the Trojans season. Knox, a senior from Washington, N.C., was one of 11 players selected to the national team. She was the only North Carolina native and the lone representative of any school in South Carolina in either the University or College divisions.

tennis The AU men’s tennis team made their eighth consecutive appearance in the NCA A Tournament and 11th overall before falling to 25th-ranked Lees-McRae. Anderson posted a 13-9 mark and wrapped up the season ranked 24th nationally.

track and field The Trojan track and field teams saw eight Anderson athletes earn all-conference honors following the conference championships. Lauren Sloan closed out her stellar 2010 campaign by being named Field Athlete of the Year after helping lead the Trojan women to a second-place finish at the championships. Teammates Whitney

Bishoff, Durecelle Campbell, Krishaun Hall, and Re’Jeania Evans joined Sloan on the squad. Three men’s track athletes garnered second-team accolades after the team collected a fourth-place finish overall, with Josh Butler, Matt Shaffer, and Alex Jordan collecting the honor.

golf Anderson women’s golfer Sophie Dembroski, along with teammate Laura Buyers and men’s golfer Ryan Booth, were named to the Conference Carolinas’ All-Conference Teams. Dembroski was named first-team, while Buyers, a sophomore from Aledo, Texas, earned third-team accolades. Booth was named to the men’s second-team following a season that saw him notch four top-10 finishes, including two appearances in the top five. Right: Anderson reclaimed the Beville Cup after an intense competition with Erskine College. Below: Athletic Director Nancy Simpson presents Jamie Lee Lancaster and J.J. Jackson with top awards at honors night.

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a new look

its first South Carolina member in 1961. The league took on the name Carolinas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

After a rich history of 11 years in Conference Carolinas, the last four of which they won the league’s all-sports trophy, the Anderson Trojans officially became the 10th member of the South Atlantic Conference on July 1.

The SAC was founded in 1975 and consisted of Carson-Newman College, Catawba College, Elon College, Gardner-Webb University, Lenoir-Rhyne College, Mars Hill College, Newberry College, and Presbyterian College.

Though AU coaches and athletes enjoyed rich competition and rivalries in Conference Carolinas, they also look forward to bigger challenges, new associations, and a more logical travel schedule. AU athletic teams will continue their long time rivalry with Erskine College in an out-of-conference setup.

In 1989, the league’s 15th year of operation, the South Atlantic Conference became a comprehensive, all-sports conference. That year the SAC sponsored 10 sports: football, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s soccer, volleyball, men’s golf, and men’s and women’s tennis. Later the conference grew to 14 championship sports by adding women’s soccer (1990), men’s and women’s cross country (1993), and women’s golf (1999).

Below is a brief history of the SAC: The distant forerunner of the SAC, which is headquartered in Rock Hill, S.C., was the North State Atlantic Conference (NSIAC). The NSIAC was formed when the “Little Six”, as it was called, broke from the North Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 1930. These charter members included Lenoir-Rhyne College, Atlantic Christian, Catawba College, Guilford College, Elon College, and High Point University. The North State continued to grow, adding Western Carolina (1933), East Carolina (1947) and Pfeiffer (1960). A name change became necessary when the league accepted Newberry as

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The South Atlantic Conference was composed of the same eight member institutions from 1975 until 1988, when Wingate University replaced Newberry College as the eighth member institution. Newberry later rejoined the conference in 1996. Today the conference is a group of 10 private, liberal and civic arts colleges and universities, similar in size and athletic philosophy. Since becoming eligible for NCA A Division II postseason play in 1993, the league has sent representatives from all of its sponsored sports to NCA A postseason play. In addition to Anderson, the league membership now includes Brevard College in Brevard, N.C.; Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tenn.; Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C.; Lenoir-Rhyne College in Hickory, N.C.; Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tenn.; Mars Hill College in Mars Hill, N.C.; Newberry College in Newberry, S.C.; Tusculum College in Greeneville, Tenn.; and Wingate University in Wingate, N.C.

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AU wrestling captures another national title

“Ironically, both national titles were won in the same venue in Omaha, Nebraska,” Kelly says. “Having two national champions has achieved so much name recognition for the Anderson University wrestling program on a national level as well. I don’t think that people really realize how

When Anderson wrestling coach Dock Kelly visits

difficult it is to have someone to win a national

with opposing coaches during the year, he’s aware

title. There are so many programs that have

of how fortunate he is. Many of those coaches

never had a national champion. I don’t take these

labor for a lifetime in the sport, never reaching

accomplishments lightly.”

the ultimate goal of having a wrestler compete for and win a national title. Kelly has seen two of his wrestlers accomplish that feat in just the past five years. Anderson, and South Carolina for that matter, are not exactly known as hotbeds of the sport either, making the accomplishment even more noteworthy. “It is an incredible feat to have two national champions over a five year period of time,” says Kelly. “When Careef Robertson won his national title back in 2005, there was a feeling of euphoria. I was excited and in shock all at the same time. It was a gratifying feeling to reach the pinnacle of our sport. When J.J. won his national title in March, I experienced similar feelings. J.J.’s national title run was a little more exciting in the sense that he was ranked 8th in the nation going

Jackson finished third at the NCA A Super Region

into the tournament, so no one really expected

1 tournament a few days prior to the national

him to be in contention.”

tourney. It was a disappointment, but his finish

The J.J. Kelly is referring to is wrestler J.J. Jackson, who became AU’s second national

earned him a spot in the national meet. He made the most of the second chance.

champion when he defeated Nebraska-Omaha’s

“What separates J.J. from every other competitor

George Ivanov 3-1 in the finals of the NCA A

in terms of his approach to the sport of wrestling

Division II Wrestling Championships. Ivanov was

is his mental toughness. His ‘wrestling IQ’ is off

wrestling in his home arena as Nebraska-Omaha

the charts, and his will and determination to be

served as host for the national tourney.

the very best is unmatched,” notes his coach.

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The recognition Jackson earned his alma mater,

“What separates J.J. from every other competitor in terms of his approach to the sport of wrestling is his mental toughness. His ‘wrestling IQ’ is off the charts, and his will and determination to be the very best is unmatched.”

Dock Kelly Wrestling Coach

along with additional national attention focused on the program last year when wrestler Anthony DiCarlo won the NCA A’s Sportsmanship Award, has resulted in a banner recruiting year for Kelly and the Trojan team. Thirteen new wrestlers are now on campus, each hoping to earn his share of the national acclaim that is becoming a way of life at Anderson. “Our goal for the 2010-11 wrestling season is to try to repeat this past season’s feat and have another national champion,” says Kelly. “This

“Having this type of mentality allowed him to overcome multiple knee and shoulder injuries to achieve the ultimate goal of winning a national title. Once J.J. sets his mind on a goal, he is going to accomplish that goal.”

year’s recruiting class is the best recruiting class that I’ve recruited in my 10 years here at Anderson University. The future is bright, and I’m excited about the great things that are happening here with the Anderson University wrestling program.”

The Anderson University bookstore is now online! Go to www.AUBookstore.net and find many of the same items visitors, parents, and students love. Order today and proudly support AU wherever you live!

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Alumni News Annual Report and Honor Roll of Donors

noted medical inventor credits AU for foundation in life by Evelyn Beck

At Anderson, Deal “met some people who discipled me” and got very involved in campus ministries. Larry Thompson, now a chaplain at Hospice in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., roomed with Deal at Anderson and remembers how they worked together to build up Christian fellowship and to start a ministry for special needs children and adults in Anderson County. “For both of us, that was a very formative time, a very positive time,” says Thompson. “Jeff began a life of serving others that eventually led to the medical field and studies in anthropology. All of that was very, very young for him then. He was still becoming the man he would be.” Deal went on to Furman University and then to the Medical University of South Carolina and worked for 17 years as a board-certified otolaryngologist in private practice in Charleston. When the loss of much of the vision in one eye due to retinal disease kept him from performing microsurgery, he shifted his focus to other areas of interest, including mission work and the study of anthropology. “It worked out for the best,” he says. Today he serves as the director of health research for Water Missions International, a nonprofit, Christian engineering organization that serves the water and sanitation needs of people in developing countries and disaster areas. He and his wife Hart live in Charleston and have four children. Their youngest son Andrew recently graduated from Anderson University.

Though he didn’t recognize it at the time, Jeff Deal’s decision to attend Anderson University was one of the best steps he ever took. After an injury derailed his opportunity to play basketball at the University of Georgia in 1972, Deal enrolled at what was then known as Anderson College, which wasn’t too far from his home in Toccoa, Georgia, and which offered him a basketball scholarship. Though he had recently become a Christian, Deal says that “the Christian element was not a reason I chose Anderson. But it turned out to be God’s providence. Anderson was what I needed and I didn’t even know it. It would have been a disaster to go anywhere else.”

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But even a position that involves travel to such places as Honduras and Uganda doesn’t prevent Deal from pursuing other interests. He is also an inventor. His most notable achievement is an ultraviolet sterilizer marketed under the name TRU-D (Total-Room Ultraviolet Disinfector) by Lumalier Corporation of Memphis, Tenn. The device addresses the problem of bacterial contamination in health care environments as well as other high risk areas such as laboratories and prisons. In the U.S. alone, 99,000 patients die of health care-associated infections each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control. Worldwide, Deal puts that number at 2.5 million. He wanted a way to be able to truly disinfect a patient’s room, for example. It had to

be automated to remove the problem of human error, and it had to be able to reach into “shadow” areas such as underneath a food tray or completely around the hand rail on a bed. Deal worked with his brother, a physicist employed by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), to create a prototype. Then Deal contacted Lumalier CEO Chuck Dunn, who was initially skeptical. “When he called and explained his invention, I told him there was no way it could work,” says Dunn, whose company has over 40 years of experience in ultraviolet technologies. “But he presented evidence to me over the next few months and convinced me that we had an invention that would improve the health care environment. Jeff is a true genius. This device is eventually going to be in widespread use and is a technology that will be accepted.” Already, TRU-D is being used in hundreds of facilities in the U.S., Europe, and Australia. TRU-D uses small wavelengths of ultraviolet light to kill germs; it gets at shadow areas through

reflection. It does all this with sensors and without harmful chemicals. Institutions can purchase the device from Lumalier or they can combat single outbreaks through a company run by Deal’s son Russell. Among the crises resolved by TRU-D were a tuberculosis outbreak at a museum and a staph outbreak in a locker room. It even proved effective in a trial against anthrax conducted by The Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute. “There are no resistant organisms to this wavelength,” says Deal. “We’re pretty happy with this machine.” Deal is currently working on several other patents. One uses a similar wavelength to clean scopes for looking at the colon, stomach, or sinuses. Another is a device to digitize microscopy to help developing countries so that someone could put a slide into a microscope and anyone in the world could read it for that person. That’s the approach Jeff Deal has taken throughout his life, including his time as a student at Anderson. He identifies a problem. Then he creates a solution.

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donor honor roll The Daniel-Mickel Foundation

Giving Clubs On this and the following pages are the names of donors, listed by their respective giving club level:

Charles Freeman/Felburn Foundation The Gambrill Foundation

Dorothy B. Hawkins 1941

Eleanor M. Malion 1942 (22)

Geraldine C. Lazar 1952 (9)

Elizabeth H. Martin 1959

Thomas R. Martin 1957 (22)

Mary H. McCallum 1944

Betty N. Moore 1948 (10)

Dorothy J. McClain 1948 (6)

B. J. Taylor 1959 (22)

Kenneth H. McClain 1949 (13)

Doris A. Taylor 1948 (22)

Betty A. McCoy 1949 (22)

Jim G. Watson 1951

Beatrice H. McGowen 1957 Evelyn A. Millican 1940 (16)

William W., III and Frances L. (‘47) Gaston

DENMARK CIRCLE

Robert L. (‘43) and Gloria M. Hill

Grace T. Cook 1953 (10)

John D., Jr. and Carol Hopkins

Anna Jean M. Kilgore 1950

Louise C. Kellett (‘43) (deceased)

Jack L. Kilgore 1948

Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc.

Bette R. Lachicotte 1942

Merritt Associates $10,000 or higher

The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc.

Betty D. Long 1945

Columns Society $5,000 to $9,999

John C., Jr. (deceased) and Marie Pracht

OAKS SOCIETY

South Carolina Baptist Convention

Frances L. Arbes 1946 (18)

The Stringer Foundation, Inc.

Nadine C. Barrett 1942 (15)

J. R. and Catherine Swentenburg

Melba C. Brannon 1945 (20)

Thrift Brothers, Inc.

Thomas L. Bruce 1948 (12)

Samuel F. and Joellen Thrift

Cecil D. Buchanan 1948

Thomas E. and Patsy Thrift

Melvina H. Busby 1942 (12)

U. D. C. Dixie Chapter No. 395

Marshall L. Campbell 1949

Ann J. Vandiver

Sara Frances Campbell 1945 (20)

Frances S. Watkins and Family

Leila J. Chappell 1951

William E. (‘43) (deceased) and Marian Watson

Beatrice Clamp 1947 (21)

Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Williams

Nadine R. Cole 1954 (12)

1911 Founders Society Significant lifetime giving

Scholars Circle $2,500 to $4,999 President’s Club $1,000 to $2,499 Denmark Circle $500 to $999 Oaks Society $100 to $499

W. Richard McClellion, Jr.

Loyalty Club Up to $99 * Names in bold indicate new donors for fiscal year 6/1/2009 to 5/31/2010. ** Names with (#) indicate that a donor has given for five or more consecutive years.

June H. Timmerman 1945 (10)

Laura H. Cochran 1949 (8) Joseph E. Coleman 1948 (8) Una F. Coleman 1948 (8)

ALUMNI DONORS 1911-1959

Harriett K. Cook 1956 (8) Jean C. Cooley 1949 (6) Frances B. Couch 1942

GOLDEN ANCHORS

Sara Jo Cowan 1953 (12)

Alumni who have celebrated the 50th anniversary of graduation

Margaret G. Davis 1955 (19)

Martha O. Davenport 1936 (22) Catherine C. Edwards 1943 (15)

MERRITT ASSOCIATES

1911 FOUNDERS SOCIETY In Recognition of Lifetime Giving The Abney Foundation

Frances L. Gaston 1947

June B. Gaillard 1953 (8)

COLUMNS SOCIETY

Barbara C. Gurley 1954 (7)

Rachel P. Davis 1939 (9) Hal W. Hall 1952

SCHOLARS CIRCLE

AdvanceSC

Carolyn B. Mattox 1952 (21)

David T. (deceased) and Jane Ferguson Clamp

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

AR AMARK Campus Services

Martha M. Axmann 1957(16)

The Belk Foundation

Mitzi K. Burden 1948 (15)

Callie and John Rainey Foundation

Shirley J.Findley 1954 (21)

Dennis D. and Cynthia Claramunt

Emmie S. Gurley 1954 (11)

Ron C. (‘62) and Jan Cross

W. Glenn Gurley 1955 (11)

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Virginia R. Fretwell 1946 June K. Griffin 1949 (12) Irene H. Hadden 1936 (22) Angela B. Hamilton 1958 (8) Betty H. Harvin 1955 (12) Emma Lee F. Holman 1944 Pat S. Howell 1949 Linda D. Hufstetler 1957 Jerry W. Keese 1957 Dorothy G. Keith 1958 (12) Frances H. Kelly 1944 (22) Jane M. Kowalski 1956 (6) Shirley G. Landrith 1956 Susan B. Lindsey 1941 (16)

Helen S. Mills 1946 (22) M. Hayes Mizell 1958 (12) Helen Mullikin 1940 (8) Denny W. Neilson 1959 Doris C. Nix 1957 (15) Shirley D. Norris 1957 Louise C. Plecker 1956 Marian B. Poteat 1959 Helen B. Rapella 1955 (8) Patricia B. Rowe 1953 (13) Margie G. Sallies 1949 (17) Nancy B. Sherer 1958 (6) Dorothy W. Shore 1950 (7) L. David Shore 1949 (7) Doris C. Simons 1941 (22) Ellie M. Skelton 1946 Evalee H. Stone 1951 Mary Ruth W. Stuart 1941 (22) Lynn D. Sutton 1940 Elaine O. Teat 1950 Patricia H. Thompson 1957 (20) Sallie M. Thompson 1954 Vivian N. Trotter 1945 Ann S. Turner 1956 (12) Martha B. Verna 1952 (6) Thula S. Whitt 1955 Virginia M. Wiggins 1941 (22) Edith W. Williams 1945 (12) Bobbie D. Wilson 1949 (23) Betty B. Winter 1954 (20) James F. Withers 1955 (22) Barbara T. Yon 1949

LOYALTY CLUB Norma F. Autrey 1958 Jo Ann G. Bedenbaugh 1958 Doris B. Bell 1946 T. Patricia Bell 1954 (21) Harriett G. Bentley 1958 Annie Frances Blackman 1945 Mary Martha H. Blalock 1954 Joanne M. Bradshaw 1957 (9) Beverly A. Bramlett 1959 (6) Jessie M. Broadwell 1947 (11) (deceased) Ann L. Brooks 1959 (12)

Carol C. Brown 1945

Sybil B. Cox 1955 (6)

Marion G. Hammond 1952 (6)

Patricia C. Shell 1951 (7)

Sheila K. Brown 1958

Penny C. Crane 1959

Mary M. Hardee 1954 (21)

Peggy J. Sheppard 1941 (19)

Martha A. Burgess 1945 (8)

Mildred S. Creamer 1946 (deceased)

Carolyn B. Heaton 1944

Judith K. Shirley 1956

Diane P. Burnett 1959

Jane R. Creswell 1955 (9)

Linda W. Hicks 1947 (7)

Dolores T. Small 1952 (14)

Catherine M. Burriss 1949

Leona W. Crowther 1940 (20)

Carmen A. Hillmer 1947

Barbara R. Smith 1956 (6)

Cynthia A. Campbell 1957 (6)

Elizabeth B. Dandridge 1940 (8)

Janelle B. Holland 1948

H. Gene Smith 1954 (12)

Gwen M. Carey 1955 (6)

Virginia C. dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Armand 1955 (15)

Carolyn T. Holmes 1954

Harriet G. Smith 1945

Lyndon R. Carey 1954 (6)

Nancy E. Dorris 1952 (10)

Katherine W. Cartee 1951

Shirley P. Dukes 1955 (8)

Melvie C. Hooper 1942 (21)

Viola B. Stanford 1948 (deceased)

Mary Sue J. Cash 1945

H. David Edmonds 1958 (10)

Doris W. Hoover 1955 (16)

Marian E. Starnes 1959

Jane C. Cauthen 1954 (8)

Judith H. Edmonds 1959 (10)

Glenda C. Hunter 1954

Martha L. Stave 1940

Helen B. Clark 1941

Martha H. Ellis 1948 (11)

Miriam W. Jackson 1941 (20)

James H. Stewart 1948 (5)

Ruth A. Clark 1955 (12)

Joan K. Elrod 1945 (21)

Elizabeth M. Jennings 1935 (19)

Laura Jo Terry 1949

Barbara B. Clary 1956

Elaine W. Epstein 1957

Ellen M. Jent 1943

Kathleen S. Todd 1946 (5)

Carolyn S. Cochran 1942

Harley E. Feltman 1958

Martha E. Johnston 1941

Leona E. Tyner 1942 (12)

Sue F. Cochran 1956

Betty K. Gable 1953 (11)

Sylvene B. Jones 1952 (17)

Marian L. Van Eseltine 1951

Barbara A. Cooley 1953 (20)

Mary S. Gailey 1944

Anne E. Josey 1941 (21)

Georgia P. Vasilos 1947 (22)

Joyce C. Cooper 1959 (5)

Frances W. Garren 1954

Lugenia W. Kemp 1952 (22)

Betty S. Walker 1952

Kate B. Goodson 1945

Kathryn W. Ketcham 1959 (7)

Stella P. Wall 1941

Foy M. Griffin 1951

Mary E. League 1942 (21)

Mary Ellen S. Warner 1956

Norma I. Hair 1946

Mary C. Lo Cigno 1954 (12)

Jean P. Watson 1944 (21)

Linda W. Love 1959 (19)

Peggy B. Welborn 1958

Helen C. Lyerly 1952 (16)

Sybil B. Williams 1946

Rose L. Marlar 1945 (21)

Mary G. Willis 1947 (7)

Alumni Association Board

Virginia W. Marlar 1959

Evelyn M. Wilson 1945

Gail N. Martin 1947

Joan C. Wright 1948 (22)

The Alumni Association Board of Directors consists of alumni from the various decades. Its mission is to foster the relationship between the University and its alumni, to promote the advancement of Anderson University and its alumni, and to promote the purpose of Anderson University as a Christian liberal arts institution. The Board meets two times per year and sponsors Homecoming activities, including a Silent Auction with proceeds benefiting the needs of current students.

Joe C. Martin 1959 (5)

Hazel B. Young 1945 (22)

Walter R. Cooper 1959 (5) Patricia Ann S. Copley 1951 (11) Edna S. Cotton 1941 (6)

Marie B. Martin 1940 (6) Mary E. Mazurick 1951 (10) Elizabeth G. McClellan 1954 (22) Louise L. McCommons 1938

ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS (1960-2010)

Emilie D. McFall 1957 (6) Yvonne B. McGee 1955

CLASS OF 1960

Frances P. Meredith 1938

50th Reunion October 22-23, 2010

Eloise B. Milliken 1957 Miriam A. Munn 1953 Scott E. Whitaker 2001, President Debbie P. Varner 1978, President-Elect Gary T. Bailey 2001 Margaret G. Davis 1955 Barbara M. Garrison 1963 Richard C. Godfrey 1999 Malea D. Gray 1976 Ryan Grubbs 2008 Judy E. Johnson 1981 Jane M. Kowalski 1956 John J. McAulay, Jr. 1982 Joshua M. Moody 2003 Caleb J. Owen 2005 Michelle L. Pickens 1997 Jill A. Strickland 1994 Robert B. Wilson 1982

Louise A. Murdock 1946 (22)

OAKS SOCIETY

U. Craig Neill 1958

Lewis C. Barker (14)

Mary S. Ogan 1956 (6)

Shirley J. Lark

Jean M. Padgett 1959

Ruth M. Lawrence (6)

Clyde M. Park 1950

Marilee C. Morris

Katherine S. Paul 1958

James F. Patterson (8)

Catherine B. Perry 1943

Joyce D. Patterson (8)

Martha Pettigrew 1947 (22) Roberta Powell 1959

LOYALTY CLUB

Rosemary S. Price 1957 (7)

Troyce A. Ashley (10)

June J. Rochester 1950

JoAnn M. Crider

Martha B. Rogers 1942

George E. Hutchins

Elizabeth B. Rowland 1944

Yvonne H. Miller (7)

Mercedes G. Scales 1945 (17)

Judy B. Palmer (22)

Mary Jane J. Sears 1951 Albertie W. Shealy 1935

Louise M. Ware (8) William N. Welborn

Jo Anne F. Shell 1948 (14)

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CLASS OF 1961

Allen O. Mauldin (12)

Glenn R. Smith

OAKS SOCIETY

Kathryn R. Middleton

Jeanette M. Syracuse-Edwards

Elaine D. Hunter (21)

William E. Middleton

Patricia H. Ward

M. Hampton Hunter (21)

Jerry D. Cheek

James M. Pilgrim (8)

Carole A. Wasnesky (15)

Thomas G. Madden (5)

Kay H. McKee

Karen W. Ponder (5)

Sue P. Stumm

Annie S. Tribble (6)

OAKS SOCIETY

Jo S. Vickery

LOYALTY CLUB

John F. Robuck (8)

CLASS OF 1965

Larry L. Wright

LOYALTY CLUB

Terry S. Anderson

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

Elaine B. Boggs

Joanne C. Calhoun

Carol H. Harter (6)

Georgia A. Fraser

Jeannette G. DuBose (21)

Julia B. Gossett

Annette H. Hyatt

DENMARK CIRCLE

Hazel M. Lee

Violet N. Lanier (10)

Thomas R. Young (14)

Betty H. Mitchell

Peggy B. Murden

Mimi L. Thurman (11)

Irene J. Neely

OAKS SOCIETY

Phyllis A. McLeod

Georgia Lou Welborn

Linda D. Shaw

Earl Gault

Jacqueline A. Nowell

Roger D. Shaw

Margaret M. Lanier (6)

Marsha B. Pache

Albert R. Maynard (15)

Frank Peake (12)

Lynn W. Merritt (20)

Jill P. Singleton (10)

LOYALTY CLUB

CLASS OF 1962 COLUMNS SOCIETY Ron C. Cross (13)

OAKS SOCIETY Jessie L. Gaillard (13) Linda B. Gambrell (20)

CLASS OF 1964 PRESIDENT’S CLUB

Lynda W. Popwell

Elaine C. Durham

Kay C. Smith (8)

Stuart J. Knobel

Ann H. Strickland (5)

Donald G. McLeese (15)

N. Randy Strickland (5) Lillian M. Thrift (6)

Martha E. Hanson (9) Frances K. Kelly

Paul H. Rogers (7)

Elaine Martin (9) Dollie H. Vines

OAKS SOCIETY Linda C. Boyd

LOYALTY CLUB

Portia S. Franklin

Robert L. Cloaninger Donald A. Hall George W. Hance Nancy L. Jones Mary M. McGee (9)

Richard E. Parnell (6)

DENMARK CIRCLE

Jane M. Childs

Margaret M. Vincent Nancy P. Williams (7)

CLASS OF 1967 PRESIDENT’S CLUB J. Mike Thrasher (5)

LOYALTY CLUB Jim B. Boggs

DENMARK CIRCLE

Sharon S. Golden

Arthur H. Boggs

Emily C. Gulledge Joyce S. Higginbotham (12)

Sam J. Batson

Gerald D. Huskamp

Rebecca M. Chamblee

Martha B. Kaylor (6)

Linda S. Cromer

Lee M. Lanier (6)

Frances R. Jenkins

James H. McLean (8)

H. Dean Long

Derrell V. Jones (5)

Betty Jo N. Thompson

Neil G. Mabry

Mary Lou W. McKee

Nancy L. Vosburgh

Ruth B. McCurry (15)

Genny C. Hindman Carol S. Long

OAKS SOCIETY Richard K. Byars Judith A. Darnell Genie A. Futrell (5) Paul E. Matheny Lewis A. Stewart Charles A. Wooten (17)

Victor C. McLeod

Barbara D. Mishoe Mary K. Parker (6)

LOYALTY CLUB

Betty R. Murphy

LOYALTY CLUB

Patricia A. Robinson

Mary Evelyn S. Allen (6)

Shirley V. O’Neal

Linda R. Belue

Elizabeth B. Sloan (5)

Chris S. Beaman

Jane B. Unti (7)

Frances B. Connor

Linda A. Vaughan (22)

Patricia S. Brashier (6)

Al B. Westmoreland

Joseph E. Earle

Elaine M. Whisnant

Betty K. Brock (5) Janie N. Bryant

CLASS OF 1963

Marion G. Freeman

CLASS OF 1966

Margaret A. Cody (14)

A. Donald Garrison Vella S. Garrison Barbara M. Gray

Glenda P. Gordon (12)

COLUMNS SOCIETY

OAKS SOCIETY

T. Larry Gramling (7)

Sherrill K. Hall (21)

William J. Acker (6)

Ronald L. Hyatt

W. Lee Cooper

Langford S. Mull (7)

Richard H. Franklin

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

Willis T. McGee (9)

Gloria V. Nelson

Barbara M. Garrison

Linda A. Merritt

Suzanne M. Moore

Robert A. Randall

Carolyn G. Owens

Edward M. Rice

Wendell E. Lunsford (7)

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Bonta D. Smith

George A. Gray Linda G. Hylton Connie M. McCarty

Tina M. Richardson

A. Neal Rose

Martha E. Hawkins (9)

LOYALTY CLUB

SCHOLARS CIRCLE

Barbara M. Vanadore (12)

W. Eddie Howard

Sammy W. Dickson (8)

Foster H. Yarborough (15)

Carol B. Menees (10)

Ransom Adams (7) Deborah B. Grooms Philip S. Keown Deborah D. Longshore M. Bruce Longshore Gary S. Newman (8) F. Andrew Parnell (5) John V. Rainey (12) Dearyl L. Todd (15) Sherryl W. Toole (22)

Mary H. Peddicord (11)

CLASS OF 1968

Susan P. Spangler (10) Jean A. Toole

SCHOLARS CIRCLE James P. Clamp (13)

CLASS OF 1970

Sally M. Wakefield

40th Reunion Class October 22-23, 2010

PRESIDENT’S CLUB George T. Watson

Julie O. White (22)

PRESIDENT’S CLUB George W. Haynie (5)

OAKS SOCIETY

Angela A. Shadwick (6)

Clara E. Addis (8) Charles W. Hayes

DENMARK CIRCLE

Ann P. Hilliard (11)

Johnny A. Lesley

Betsey C. Matheny James A. Parler

OAKS SOCIETY

Terry L. Partain

Richard C. Hopf (6)

Sharon S. Short

Virginia S. O’Barr (7)

Marlene B. Tilley

Dianne M. Pope (19

CLASS OF 1972

LOYALTY CLUB

Brenda B. Blasco (6)

Susan B. Anonie

M. Judson Busbee (16)

C. Michael Campbell

Barbara A. Campbell (21)

Raymond T. Clarke

Gail J. Clifton (14) Brenda M. Horne J. Ed Horton (10) Judy S. Lusk (21)

Clarence R. Fagg Judson E. Hair (12) Virginia E. Haselden

DENMARK CIRCLE

CLASS OF 1969

Anne A. Sullivan (5) Shirley B. Thomas (8) Levin T. Williams Linda F. Willis

PRESIDENT’S CLUB Robert W. Orr

OAKS SOCIETY Brenda C. Brown (16) Gerald M. Chastain (6)

CLASS OF 1971 OAKS SOCIETY Brian L. Blatt (6)

Dale Riddle (5)

Martha S. Burkhart

J. Marion Shaw (7)

Claire C. Feener

Kenneth C. Westbury

Fred H. Gamble

Derrill A. Bibb

William R. Powell (10)

LOYALTY CLUB OAKS SOCIETY Jesse O. Drennon Samuel N. McClure Deborah S. Shaw (7) Patra C. Sullivan Daniel N. Tollison (10)

LOYALTY CLUB

Dianne E. Limbaugh

LOYALTY CLUB

Nancy B. Anderson

Ralph F. Carter (6)

Ronnie G. Williams

Dan R. Vincent

F. Gayle Patterson (12)

OAKS SOCIETY

Lee P. Milam

D. Grooms Johnson

Robert H. Vaughn

Marsha G. Miller

Preston E. Garrett (11)

Clyde E. Looney

Cheryl M. Street (22)

Scotti W. Tatum (11)

Lee S. Keese (21)

Jacqueline M. Garrett (11)

Doug L. Davison (22)

Ann B. Edwards

Alfred C. Nix (5)

Frank P. Hutto

DENMARK CIRCLE

Jerry A. Whitmire (21)

Dunneah G. Ogletree (10)

Elizabeth P. Newall (12)

R. Dean Woods (22)

Wofford B. Caughman

Judy C. Aaron Stephen J. Aaron Jean N. Alewine (7) Fay M. Campbell Betty R. Carson Gwen M. Cooper Connie M. Goforth Kenneth M. Goforth Sonya B. Goodman Robert T. Goodwin Gloria C. Gregory (12) Diane E. Lipscomb Daniel F. Martuscello (12) Cathy C. Mattison Sarah W. Pardue Gladys M. Spires (22) Elizabeth S. Terry (14)

Clarice H. Howard

E. Anne Martin (11)

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

Donald E. Cantrell

LOYALTY CLUB

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

CLASS OF 1973

Lucinda P. Altman (22) Phillip S. Ashley Anne C. Babb (11) J. Harold Campbell Robert L. Gilmer Leah A. Gilstrap Janice B. Hembree Elva C. Martin Joseph T. Maxwell Robert L. Palmer Linda B. Pitt (7) Stephen K. Pitts Patricia H. Ray (13) David R. Rice (11) Mary W. Roberts (17)

CLASS OF 1974 OAKS SOCIETY Thomas J. Bell (7) Jacque W. Davison (22) J. Danny Edwards Rajiv Kapur Mary E. Looper (12) Joy M. Rish (9) Teresa C. Scarlett (12) Nancy M. Wright

LOYALTY CLUB Talula W. Adams (14)

COLUMNS SOCIETY

Timothy F. Bradley

Joy Craft (7)

Randy D. Bunton

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CLASS OF 1978

Diana A. Byers

William R. Koger

Glenn R. Locke

Margaret M. Gale

Marijo Lamb (6)

John S. McFadden

Wanda S. Holliday

Grace R. Lyle (15)

Brenda F. Rainey (12)

Ann S. Johnson (12)

Stephaney B. MacLeod

OAKS SOCIETY

M. Jeanine Skinner

Scott A. Dickey

W. Ken Knox (8)

Lance P. McKinney

Eunice M. Thorne

Sue L. Skinner (7)

Charlotte D. Melroy

Daniel W. Mitchell (21)

Carol W. Walker

Debbie P. Varner (7)

Karen H. Stinson

John M. Odom (9)

William A. Wallace

F. Warren Wood

Julia Y. Olsen (12) Deborah H. Patterson Gwen B. Salley

CLASS OF 1975

LOYALTY CLUB

CLASS OF 1977

Wally W. Scott (11)

PRESIDENT’S CLUB Richard A. Shirley (9)

Marie E. Skey

SCHOLARS CIRCLE

Bonnie B. Smith

Martha S. Clamp (13)

Terry L. Smith

DENMARK CIRCLE

J. Alan Stoddard (6)

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

Janice C. Walters (20)

Tena L. Hellams

Margaret H. MacKay (12)

W. David Medlin (5)

Kathy B. Reynolds (8)

CLASS OF 1976

OAKS SOCIETY

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

Terry W. Butler (8)

Robert G. Beville (8)

Sandra W. Crowe G. Mitchell Gault

Wendell R. Bannister William L. Becker

DENMARK CIRCLE

OAKS SOCIETY

DENMARK CIRCLE

Warren P. Culbertson

James E. Motes (9)

Gary M. Patterson

Becky M. Farmer (7)

Pam B. Ross (13)

Barry F. Schumpert (12)

Lisa G. Fouche

Lyndon M. Carey (6)

LOYALTY CLUB

Janice H. Wynn

CLASS OF 1979

OAKS SOCIETY

Marilyn F. Tothacer

Kip D. Miller

Rex F. Rice

Malea D. Gray (21)

W. Aaron Crowe

Kimberly S. Miller

Lynn S. Hammonds (21)

OAKS SOCIETY

T. Michael Hammonds (21)

Kathy P. Fletcher Jan C. Gault Phillip K. Martin Terry M. Tritt

Janice F. Bishop

LOYALTY CLUB

Marcus R. Bishop

Samuel C. Cely

Libby M. Holliday (10)

L. Wilton Brown

Marsha C. Cheek

Willie A. Richardson (6)

Charles D. Gregory (12)

Linda R. Hoffman (6)

Jerry K. Sosebee

Gwendolyn C. Harmon

Terry S. Honeycutt

Jane T. Van Laar

Ruth L. Harvey

Susan P. Johnson (12)

Edward V. Jenkins

Claudia G. Key (7)

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2010 Rev. W. Fred Astin Mrs. Martha Axmann Mrs. Melba Banton Mr. John Brock Mr. Leonard L. Brown, Jr. Mrs. Mary Anne Bunton Dr. Danny Burnley Mr. Daniel T. Cooper Mr. C. Nakia Davis Mr. George H. Durham Mr. William C. Elks, Jr. Dr. Troy M. Gregg Dr. Alex Henderson

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Charles L. Allen (6) Deborah D. Blume Marilyn M. Busch (18) P. Martin Cagle (13) Randy L. Elrod Donna B. Osborne Judy W. Peters Tracey H. Ramsey (19) Dhiren M. Rathod Diane M. Reeves (6) Patti R. Sutton

Dr. James M. Lusk, Chairman Mr. Shawn R. McGee Mr. Kip Miller Dr. W. Todd Morris Mrs. Denny Neilson Mrs. Patricia Panagakos Mr. W. Ray Partain Rev. William C. Rigsby Mr. Charles C. Sanders Mr. James H. Stovall Mr. Thomas R. Young, Sr.

LOYALTY CLUB LOYALTY CLUB Nancy M. Arrington Amy A. Buckingham (5) A. Lynn Cathey (12) Robert S. Fagg Teresa M. Gunn (7) Rosemary I. Inabinet (6) Gregory D. McClain Karen M. McMullan (6) Deborah A. Moorer Carol L. Pierce Sherry B. Rathod Mandy M. Sanders Patrick A. Shirley (7) Sherry L. Smith

Mary E. Ellenburg A. Renee Harris (5) Douglas L. Marett Darrell W. Parnell Cheryl B. Pulliam Phil S. Sargent Jimmie L. Sweatt Deborah B. Sweet (6) Mark R. Wimberly

CLASS OF 1980 30th Reunion Class October 22-23, 2010

PRESIDENT’S CLUB Daniel T. Cooper John T. Hellams

OAKS SOCIETY

Timothy E. Hendricks (8)

LOYALTY CLUB

Michelle T. Rice

Ricky L. Bell (12) Robert R. Campbell (14) Sharon R. Fields-McCormick (19) David S. Merritt (5) Sandra W. Roper

Janet D. Jones (12)

Phillip E. Bryan

Edward L. Southard

Kimberly T. Sullivan (6)

Bitsy H. Farmer

Carol C. Tinsley (6)

Jeffrey W. Childress

John T. Orr

LOYALTY CLUB Delaine W. Childress Jay P. Fraley

LOYALTY CLUB

Lori C. Glace

Kathy A. Allen Susan R. Bowen (11) Brian Callihan Kaye M. Dickerson Debra H. Marchman Mary W. McDaniel (14) Cathy Y. Parnell Barbara B. Smith (6) Susan M. Walkup

Michele Gogul Cindy H. Hudson Hilda B. Lindley Wendy K. Meyer Lisa C. Oliver Cynthia R. Simmons

CLASS OF 1983 PRESIDENT’S CLUB

PRESIDENT’S CLUB Judy E. Johnson (9)

OAKS SOCIETY Theresa G. Campbell (14) Jack N. Holland (14) David West

Lynne M. Huitt

OAKS SOCIETY Lisa E. Corley (12) David H. Fant Helen T. Heaton

LOYALTY CLUB Julie S. Ball (12) Janet E. Farr-Parnell (5)

LOYALTY CLUB

Sharon D. Felknor

Lynn D. Flanders Michelle S. Fussell Darlene G. Huggins Mike Hughes (8) David M. Satterwhite Sandy L. Satterwhite Dawn M. Smith (7) Susan M. Stegall Deborah G. Wright

Kim N. Genoble

CLASS OF 1982 PRESIDENT’S CLUB Robert B. Wilson

Robert C. Griffin Kimberly D. Lane Robbie C. Newman (5) Carla D. Newton (6) Lucy R. Rogers (22) Andrea M. Stephens

CLASS OF 1988 LOYALTY CLUB

CLASS OF 1985 25th Reunion Class October 22-23, 2010

OAKS SOCIETY Gayle M. Merritt

LOYALTY CLUB Lana M. Brock

Kindra B. Williams (6)

CLASS OF 1981

Catherine R. Poulos

Linda A. Dean (7) Steven L. Farmer Barbara B. McCurry (17) Robert H. Moules Tammy C. Vaughn

CLASS OF 1986 OAKS SOCIETY Suann M. McClure

Jeffrey D. Nix

CLASS OF 1989 OAKS SOCIETY D. Craig Bishop (9) Patrick C. Rogers

LOYALTY CLUB Denise S. Beggs (6) Elizabeth D. Bruce Linda H. Denny (5) Angela L. Pinson Sandra P. Small

CLASS OF 1990 OAKS SOCIETY Diana T. Bolding

LOYALTY CLUB Melissa L. Brown (8)

LOYALTY CLUB

Bill W. Burdette

Wendy L. Ashley-Bobo

S. Vinson Burdette (6)

Kristie G. Lee

Betty A. Crump (7)

Marietta Y. Steele

Gregory E. Dobbs (10)

Ameldia L. Todd (11)

Crystal M. Koch

F. William White

Triantafilli Padasis Melissa A. Sisk Linda R. Smith (5)

CLASS OF 1991

Sonya D. Terry

W. Bradley Smith

CLASS OF 1984

CLASS OF 1987

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

Cyndia K. Culver

Maria M. Dunlap

W. Ed Duvall

OAKS SOCIETY Stanley E. DuBose

Becky R. Edmonds (6)

LOYALTY CLUB

Joseph A. Edwards (5)

J. Wayne Landrith (10)

OAKS SOCIETY DENMARK CIRCLE Elizabeth D. McGee

DENMARK CIRCLE

CLASS OF 1992

Thomas M. Gantt Mark Hughes (20)

OAKS SOCIETY Gregory E. Allgood (10) Kelly A. Bell (7) James M. Harper

Joe C. Miller (12)

LOYALTY CLUB T. Christoper Caldwell

OAKS SOCIETY Beverly W. Kinard

Deborah M. Farrell Lori P. Hall Christine E. Pressley

LOYALTY CLUB Betty A. Phillips Alison E. Rainey Leigh Z. Wach

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CLASS OF 1993

OAKS SOCIETY

Richard C. Godfrey

Joshua K. Sargent

Beverly A. Franklin (7)

H. Steve Morrison

LeAnne L. Sargent

OAKS SOCIETY

Kevin M. Selman (9)

James B. Woodson (8)

Angela H. Tilson

David W. Herndon Guy D. Kohn

Tommy L. Watson (5)

Christopher L. Reeves

LOYALTY CLUB

Christina R. Honeycutt

Regina C. Hudson

Charles E. Johnson (8)

LOYALTY CLUB

Norma G. Hughes-Smith

Harry B. Mays

Elizabeth W. Reece Phillip S. Reece Krystal H. Thomas

Linda O. Millwood (12)

Ashley E. Neighbors

J. Mark Parnell

Wendy K. Whitfield

Carla R. Waddell

Tracy M. Spires

LOYALTY CLUB

Steve Smith Jill G. Steeves

CLASS OF 1994 PRESIDENT’S CLUB Tonya P. Landrith (10)

OAKS SOCIETY Scott N. Cline (6) Shannon E. Kohn Leslie N. Murch Jill A. Strickland Dusty G. Woods (7)

Beth L. Thomas (12) Steven P. Wade William A. Winn Carolyn G. Young

CLASS OF 1997

Roger A. Simmons

Melissa T. Kates

Beth J. Croft (6) Darryl L. Franklin (7) Robert W. Morris (12) Chad R. Nelms (11) Kendra B. Woodson (8)

LOYALTY CLUB Stuart E. Spires

CLASS OF 1996 PRESIDENT’S CLUB Kimberly A. Elmore (7) Rebecca D. Pressley

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10th Reunion Class October 22-23, 2010

Norman E. Keasler (8)

LOYALTY CLUB Joe M. Eiland Terri R. Heard

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

Pam Higgins

Apryl A. Bailey (10)

Carla H. Shuler Charles A. Sprouse (5)

OAKS SOCIETY

LOYALTY CLUB Margaret S. Hagan (8) Jason D. Long

Michelle L. Pickens (7)

William D. Moore Thomas J. Pekarik

LOYALTY CLUB

Thomas M. Young

Sherrell B. Crawford Jan B. James (5) Karen H. Neeley (7)

CLASS OF 1998 OAKS SOCIETY

Brandy N. Walters

LOYALTY CLUB

CLASS OF 2003 OAKS SOCIETY Brenda Y. McKee (17)

LOYALTY CLUB Ronald L. Bell Alden Ellis

CLASS OF 2001

Deanna W. Ellis Cynthia S. Ginn

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

Rebecca E. Howle

Gary T. Bailey (10)

Ronald B. James (5) John C. Seigler

DENMARK CIRCLE Scott E. Whitaker

CLASS OF 2004

OAKS SOCIETY

Laura M. Chapman

Jacob A. Queen

Marcia D. Selman (9)

Nathan W. Neighbors

Patrick N. Cromer (8)

Michael R. Robinson

Beth Horton (9)

Amy S. Simmons

Rosemary T. Howlin (11)

CLASS OF 1999

LOYALTY CLUB Cari L. Carter

Rebecca F. Holliday

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

Patricia J. Coffey

Joshua S. Merry

M. Douglas Black

Amy L. Griffin

Stuart J. Moore

W. Brown West (7)

Jane A. Hawley

Kyle R. Owings

Kerry L. Hughes

Anne E. Routh (M.Ed., 2009)

Bobby J. James

Becky Simpson (7)

April M. D’Elena

Rhonda C. McMahan

Betty A. Springer (5)

Carla M. Drummond

Susan L. Rutland

James K. Thomas

Tina M. Wright Antonio D. Young

Sherry J. Cook Melissa M. Odom

OAKS SOCIETY

CLASS OF 1995

OAKS SOCIETY

Russ L. Bennett

CLASS OF 2000

DENMARK CIRCLE

J. Thomas White

15th Reunion Class October 22-23, 2010

OAKS SOCIETY

Katherine B. Warren

LOYALTY CLUB Faye C. Dickard Melanie W. Ferguson (6) Sandy S. Miller

CLASS OF 2002

OAKS SOCIETY

LOYALTY CLUB Terrence W. Barrett Jennifer L. Cooley Winfred T. Green (11)

CLASS OF 2005

Sarah M. Firth

John S. Beals

5th Reunion Class October 22-23, 2010

Hayley C. Goetz

Laura E. Gorman

April M. Lodato

Lisa M. Gorman

Bonnie W. Lynch

John Michael Hall

OAKS SOCIETY

Meagan M. Owen

John W. Hamrick

Daryl A. Iverson

Emily L. Pressley

Jill E. Holliday

Ronald T. Price

Lawyer D. Scott

Joel E. McCall

Hillary E. Stewart

Ryan A. Phillips Shannon N. Tucker

LOYALTY CLUB Alphaeus B. Anderson Jodi H. Barnes Lori B. Foster Mallory G. Hagerman Roger N. McKinley Sara B. Moore Thomas E. Moore Melinda S. Rice

CLASS OF 2008 OAKS SOCIETY Cheryl A. Lusk Marshall I. Pickens (6)

LOYALTY CLUB

Joyce P. Wood

SPECIAL GIFT STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Michael Benitez

Bradley N. Whitfield

Stephan Botchie

Elizabeth Bouchillon

Wanda D. Fricks (9)

Sarah Bruce

Sterling L. Kenny

Kelly Casebere

Amy B. Lown

Tiffany Cloninger

Clare Nunnery

Will Davis

Paula J. Palomo

Laura Dellinger

Joya B. Sellers

David Estep

Ashley M. Sutton

Mary Gardner

Keri B. Tippins

Chelsie Gastright

Jeff Gilden

DENMARK CIRCLE Ryan S. MacDonald Diane B. Sutherland (18)

OAKS SOCIETY Michelle Tensley

LOYALTY CLUB

Whitney Gilstrap

CLASS OF 2009

Kathryn L. Burriss

Aaron Griffith Donna L. Harrington Kathy G. Kay (8) Adam C. Lynch Michelle Morris Kendra M. Pugh Lori J. Smith Quientell Walker

CLASS OF 2007 LOYALTY CLUB

Christine Huff

Noe D. Araiza

Kelsey Jones

Tanya L. West

Elizabeth Massengale Heather McDuffie

CLASS OF 2010 OAKS SOCIETY Silas B. Crisp Abbas J. Fakoornejad

Cristel T. Byrne

Nehal Patel Yoanna Perez-Castro Jonathan Raines Lauren Sharpe Katie Sikes Emily Simkins

FRIENDS MERRITT ASSOCIATES Dr. S. Truett Cathy Mr. Steve C. Francis Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gantt, Jr. (9) Drs. Bill and Fran Gaston Mrs. Kelley O’Quinn

COLUMNS SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Berry (12) Ms. Carol E. Burdette Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hall (7) Mr. and Mrs. Cobb Oxford (9) Mr. and Mrs. James H. Stovall (13) Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Van Gieson Mr. and Mrs. Danny Walker (20) Mr. and Mrs. David Walker (20) Mr. and Mrs. Mickey A. Walker (20)

SCHOLARS CIRCLE The Honorable and Mrs. G. Ross Anderson, Jr. (16)

Nathan S. Hill

Gabby Simpson

Gabrielle A. Mercer

Stephanie Trotter

Laura Metz

Cherise Turner

Jenna L. Mitchell

Jackie Van Arsdale

Allyson J. Randall

Jonathan Vickery

Kyle Reid

Ashlyn Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Crowder, Sr. (7)

Korie L. Sellers

Amber Wengerd

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Edmonds (10)

Courtney M. Smith

Brianna Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Fant, Jr. (22)

Felicia H. Suto

Brittany Wilson

Mrs. Ann R. Josey

Anna C. Thrailkill

Sara Lynn Winburn

Dr. and Mrs. John Mann

Lyndsey Yingst

Dr. and Mrs. B. C. McConnell, Jr. (12)

Rhynne Young

Dr. Marshall L. Meadors, III

Beau L. Bailey Allison B. Bennett

Alison Gutshall

LOYALTY CLUB

Katrina M. de la Cruz Nolan S. Gottlieb

Rebecca Gregory Katy Hine

Nicholas W. Bennett

PERCENT 49% 47% 43% 42% 34% 32% 32% 29% 29% 28%

Jessica Bender

Erica L. Wells

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

CLASS 1930-1959 1964 1962 1965 1963 1967 1973 1968 1972 1961

Taylor Bates

Shelley W. Botchie

CLASS OF 2006

TOP TEN CLASSES IN ALUMNI PARTICIPATION

LOYALTY CLUB

Mr. Beattie B. Ashmore (5) Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Byrholdt (9) Dr. and Mrs. V. Laniel Chapman (14) Mr. James B. Clamp, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Richard Mattox (21)

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Mr. and Mrs. Marshall I. Pickens, Jr. (6)

Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Cauthen (11)

Mr. and Mrs. David C. King

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn R. McGee

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Claramunt (12)

Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Kirven (11)

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Moore

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Rainey (6)

Mr. and Mrs. Chris B. Clemow

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Long

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Nettles

Mrs. Marie M. Collins (16)

Dr. and Mrs. James M. Lusk (11)

Mr. Doug Newton

Mr. and Mrs. Greg L. Shore

Dr. and Mrs. Scott Counts

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Magaha

Mr. Joseph J. Omiecinski (7)

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Wakefield, III

Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dameron, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Martin (10)

Mr. W. Patrick Yon (5)

Mr. Christopher J. Painter

Dr. and William S. Dunlap, Jr. (6)

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Masters, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Ray Partain

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Durham, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. David Peters

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rainey (7)

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Elmore

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. McDougald, Jr. (7)

Mr. and Mrs. Geary Abrams (12)

Mr. and Mrs. William N. Epps, Jr. (5)

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Miller (5)

Mayor and Mrs. Terence V. Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Ashley

Dr. Jane Ferguson-Clamp

Mrs. Sue G. Miller (5)

Dr. James M. Ruff

Ms. Nicole K. Bailey

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fiedler

Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Mohsseni

Mrs. Caroline G. Singleton

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Ballew

Mr. and Mrs. T. Ed Garrison

Mrs. Marian M. Moorhead

Ms. Nancy Jo Thomason (5)

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bayne (5)

Mr. and Mrs. James O. Harris, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Mudd (9)

Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Threlkeld (5)

Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Beard (6)

Dr. and Mrs. Newman W. Harter, Jr. (8)

Mr. and Mrs. Everette H. Newman

Mr. and Mrs. William O. Trent (6)

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Boles (14)

Mr. Randolph V. Hayes

Mr. and Mrs. D. Kirk Oglesby (22)

Mr. James H. Watson (5)

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brill

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar S. Henderson

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Orr (5)

Dr. and Mrs. Albert D. Wipf

Dr. and Mrs. Juan A. Brown

Ms. Teresa Hilburn

Dr. and Mrs. Basil A. Pruitt, Jr. (14)

Mr. W. Josh Brown

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hopkins, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Mark J. Quarterman (7)

Mr. Michael B. Burrell

Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Hughes

Mr. Ken M. Rada

Mr. Robert B. Carpenter, Jr.

Mr. Jimmy Kimbell

Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Sanders

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Caskey (9)

Mr. and Mrs. B. Mendell Key

Mr. and Mrs. George L. Sands, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shadwick (6) Dr. and Mrs. Russell K. Street (7) Mr. and Mrs. Forest D. Suggs, Jr.

PRESIDENT’S BOARD OF EMERGING LEADERS

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Swetenburg, Jr. (20) Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Talmadge (10) Mr. and Mrs. Scott Taylor (9)

The President’s Board of Emerging Leaders (PEL Board), founded in 2004, consist of a select group of individuals who are considered Anderson’s next generation of leaders, representing the “best and brightest” in our community and region. The board is designed to strengthen the community and Anderson University, encouraging a lifelong commitment to civic responsibility, integrity and leadership.

Dr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Thrift (14) Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Thrift (14) Mrs. Caroline R. Tolbert Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Trammell Mr. E. Alex Turner, III Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner Mrs. Ann J. Vandiver (22) Mrs. Carolyn Voisin

Adam R. Artigliere Bryan Boggs Diana T. Bolding 1990 Kathleen M Bradley Brian G. Cheek 1996 Jason W. Craddock James R. Curtis, Jr. Todd R. Davidson William S. Dunlap, Jr. David H. Fant 1983 Kandi C. Fredere Richard C. Godfrey 1999 Robert R. Hayes 1996 Alex Haynie Milford Howard Ria W. Hydrick 2003 Jeffrey M. Jackson 2004 Coleman Kirven R. Carter Knobel

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Matthew A. McAlister 1989 B. C. McConnell, III 1990 Douglas C. McDougald, III Jess McDougald Jason H. Patterson 2002 Marshall I. Pickens, III 2008 Ashley W Pruitt Sheryl Ross Jason Sanders Christopher G. Shore 1997 Connley B. Skeen 1987 Julie P. Thomas 2004 Shane Thomas 2006 Laura H. Thompson Brett A. Turner 1990 Sean Turner Dee Dee Waters Martin G. West 1999 Taylor K. Young

Mr. Dan E. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Woodham, Jr. (22) Mr. David H. Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Pollock

OAKS SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. William E. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Andress Donor Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Arnst Mr. and Mrs. Danny Atkinson Mr. Samuel W. Avery, Jr. Mrs. Melba G. Banton Mr. Anthony G. Barber Mr. Lee Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bates Mr. G. Frank Baughman Mrs. Mary L. Bishop Dr. and Mrs. Alan E. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Blum Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Blumer Mr. Francis M. Branyon, III Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bridwell Mr. and Mrs. J. Leighton Brown (20) Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Bryan Mr. Mark W. Buyck, Jr. (5)

DENMARK CIRCLE

Mr. Richard K. Byars

Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Austin (9)

Mr. and Mrs. William D. Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Bell

Ms. Joan Capper

Dr. Becky F. Campbell (8)

Mr. Benito Caraballo

Mr. and Mrs. J. Glenn Cantrell (9)

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Carson

Dr. Peggy G. Deane (10)

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Casebere

Mr. and Mrs. James T. Douglas, III (5)

Ms. Marilyn N. Casebere

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Garman

Mr. and Mrs. William S. Chauncey

Mrs. Yvette R. Guy

Dr. Wen Chen

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ifkovits

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Chisman (14)

Mr. and Mrs. R. Carter Knobel (6)

Mrs. Dorothy C. Cleveland

Mr. and Mrs. B. Neal Long (6)

Mr. and Mrs. Neb Q. Cline (6)

Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Luff (6)

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cloer, II

Dr. and Mrs. L. Edward McGaha (8)

Mr. and Mrs. Steve C. Cloy

Mrs. Inez L. Coffeen

Mr. Willie C. Holsonback

Mr. Kenney L. Murray

Dr. M. P. Veera

Mrs. Dorothy M. Coleman

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hopkins

Mr. Timothy B. Murray

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Waldemer

Mr. and Mrs. William S. Coleman

Mr. and Mrs. J. Wright Horton (15)

Dr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Neal

Ms. Margaret E. Walworth

Dr. Bernard A. Corbett, III

Mr. and Mrs. David B. Howell

Mr. and Mrs. Derek O’Bradovich

Mrs. Dee Dee Waters

Mrs. Sylvia A. Corbin

Ms. Susanne Jacobson

Senator and Mrs. William H. O’Dell

Ms. Sue Nell B. Welch

Ms. Jody J. Corley

Mr. Seth J. Jenks

Mr. Mike D. Owens

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wells

Ms. Emily Courtnay

Mr. Howard D. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Padro, Jr.

Mr. John O. Wesner, III (14)

Dr. Emily C. Cribb

Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Johnston

Dr. and Mrs. Frank S. Page

Rep. and Mrs. W. Brian White

Mr. Marc L. Cribb

Mr. and Mrs. Randall G. Joslen

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Panagakos

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitfield

Mr. Todd R. Davidson

Mr. Richard E. King (15)

Mr. and Mrs. Orin E. Parler

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Wilkins

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Toby R. Kirkland

Mr. Arthur S. Peck

Ms. Mary E. Williams

Mr. and Mrs. J. Alton Dean

Mr. Brian A. Kljun

Mr. J. Carlton Peele

Mr. Terrell S. Wilson

Mrs. Rachel B. Dilworth (6)

Ms. Karen E. Kljun

Mr. Frank J. Powell, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Neal Workman

Mr. and Mrs. Vance E. Drawdy

Mr. Michael Klug

Ms. Donna M. Reid

Mr. John B. Wright

Judge and Mrs. Ellis B. Drew, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Kolb

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Reinke

Mr. Ki H. Yoon

Mr. Daniel C. Epting

Mr. Douglas W. Kroske

Mr. Daniel A. Rich

Mrs. Betty Young

Mr. Rudy J. Evans

Mrs. Mary Anne Douglas Lake

Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rich

Ms. Joanne D. Young

Ms. Bethany G. Fant

Mr. Robert C. Lake, Jr.

Mr. Mark D. Richardson

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fischer

Mr. and Mrs. David Lancaster

Rev. and Mrs. William C. Rigsby

LOYALTY CLUB

Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. Fischer

Ms. Marie F. Leaphart

Mr. Robert T. Roper, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Adams (8)

Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Frank

Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Little

Mr. Louie Ross

Mr. Moses A. Aleman, Jr.

Mr. Richard C. Frank

Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Lombardi (22)

Ms. Virginia R. Sanderson

Ms. Carolyn S. Alexander

Ms. Kandi C. Fredere

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Long

Mr. and Mrs. Joel K. Scheving

Ms. Isabel W. Alexander

Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Frick

Judge and Mrs. Edgar H. Long

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Schley

Mr. and Mrs. Rob L. Allen

Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Gaillard (12)

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin G. Long

Ms. Ellen M. Sechrest

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Altman

Mr. Michael W. Gambrell

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Long

Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Shaw (5)

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Anderson

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Garrett

Mr. Harold J. Lunsford

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie A. Shugar

Dr. Joanne Avery

Ms. Laurel E. Garrison

Mr. John M. Mangano

Ms. Renee W. Shugart

Mr. James C. Baker, Jr.

Dr. M. Ray Gillespie

Dr. Joe A. Martin

Mrs. Doris W. Sims

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barbrey

Mrs. Lee M. Gillette

Ms. Belinda Matthews

Mr. and Mrs. Avery G. Smith

Mr. Craig J. Bastian

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gilliam

Mr. George G. Matthews, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Sorrells

Ms. Jeanette M. Bates

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Graham, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mattox

Mr. David S. Spell

Ms. Elsie C. Bell

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Graydon

Mr. Jack F. Mayer

Mr. Joseph Stanton

Ms. Sandra Belson

Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Greenwood

Mr. and Mrs. Rex A. Maynard

Mr. Kevin D. Stephens

Ms. Beverly W. Bennett

Dr. and Mrs. Troy M. Gregg

Mr. Spero McConnell

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Stine

Mr. W. J. Biddulph

Ms. Frances S. Griffith

Mrs. Pat K. McCoy

Mr. and Mrs. Leland C. Stoddard (8)

Mrs. Myrtis C. Blanchett

Mrs. Jan Haas

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McDermott

Mr. George M. Stoltz

Ms. Betty L. Blevins

Mr. Lendon N. Hagan

Mrs. Jenel S. Stoltz

Ms. Frances G. Blue

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hanson

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C McDougald, III

Mr. B. Noland Suddeth, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jess McDougald

Mr. and Mrs. Butch Blume

Mr. James T. Hardee

Mr. and Mrs. B. Noland Suddeth

Dr. and Mrs. Rob Roy McGregor (20)

Mrs. Kelly S. Boyle

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Harrison

Mr. and Mrs. J. Pat Sullivan, Jr. (14)

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Megill

Ms. Christine A. Brenner

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hart

Ms. Gordana Swanson

Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Megill

Mr. Thomas L. Bridges

Dr. and Mrs. Virgil Harvey, Jr. (20)

Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Tabor

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Melbourne (6)

Mrs. Pati B. Brosche

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Hendricks

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Teague

Mr. and Mrs. G. Steve Merritt

Mr. Lannie L. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Brett Hensley

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Thatcher

Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Royce M. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Cary S. Hickman

Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Thatcher

Ms. Naomi Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown

Mr. Stanley W. Hickman

Ms. Julie A. Theys

Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Mills

Ms. Rebecca L. Browning

Ms. Bessie Hill

Mr. Jeffrey A. Tolley

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Monts, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry S. Bryant

Dr. Edna W. Hill

Mr. B. Joel Trull

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Moore

Ms. Mary M. Burgess

Mr. Nathan N. Hill

Mr. Marcelie Tucker, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Morgan

Mr. John A. Buyers, III

Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hinnant (5)

Mr. and Mrs. Marcelie Tucker

Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Morris

Ms. Chrystal Campbell

Mr. Edwin B. Hoffman

Mr. and Mrs. Sean Turner

Dr. and Mrs. Harold G. Morse

Mr. James W. Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Turner

Mr. Timothy J. Mullaney

Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Campbell

Ms. Eleanor A. Varga

Ms. Margaret E. Campbell

Mr. Richard E. Holliday (10) Mr. Tommy E. Holsonback

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Ms. Martha S. Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Fayard

Mrs. Christine K. Jackson

Ms. Doris A. Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fernandez

Ms. Courtney L. James

Mr. and Mrs. E. Fred Moore

Mr. Turner E. Campbell

Mr. Frank L. Forsberg

Ms. Jan H. James

Ms. Megan M. Moore

Ms. Ramona Caraballo

Ms. Elaine G. Foster

Mr. Sok Jae Jang

Mr. and Mrs. Noel Moore

Ms. Rosa Carrodeguas

Mrs. Sheila A. Francis

Ms. Vicki Janssen

Mr. Bill G. Morgan

Mr. Jackie B. Carson

Mr. and Mrs. Marty W. Frick

Mr. Robert W. Jarvis, Jr.

Ms. Beverly D. Morrison

Ms. Paula B. Carson

Mr. Barron G. Frith, Jr.

Mrs. Mi Sung Jeong

Ms. Karla K. Mosqueda

Ms. J. Carole Carter

Ms. Jane B. Gainey

Mr. Brian D. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Mullaney

Mrs. Susan S. Caswell

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gallant

Ms. Carolyn H. Kay

Ms. Carrie Mullinax

Mr. and Mrs. Steve K. Chapman

Mrs. Lena B. Gambrell

Mrs. Carol B. Kendall

Rev. Marcy H. Mynatt

Ms. Cindy M. Charles

Ms. Kathleen I. Garber

Ms. Caroline Kicklighter

Mr. and Mrs. David T. Nelson

Ms. Shelby B. Clardy

Ms. Hannah L. Garten

Mr. James E. Kimbrell

Mr. Michael F. Nichols

Mr. Willis Clark

Ms. Jean Glenn

Ms. Evelyn B. Kistler

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Nichols

Ms. Carol Anne Cloy

Ms. M. J. Goodwin

Ms. Rebecca J. Kling

Mr. Karl W. Nitowski

Mr. Michael C. Cloy

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gordon

Mr. Gary R. Koenig

Mr. Jesse E. Oates

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Cloy

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gordon

Mr. Robert F. Kolb, Sr.

Ms. Carmen M. Pacheco

Mrs. Morgan S. Cobb

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert W. Graydon

Mr. Glenn M. Kowalski

Ms. Rose M. Pawlowski

Ms. Malloree Cocchia

Ms. Norma F. Green

Mr. Michael R. Krejci

Mr. Richard F. Peden

Mrs. Nancy W. Coggin

Ms. Barbara J. Greer

Ms. Miriam Lamm

Mr. Tracy A. Pedigo

Ms. Nancy B. Cole

Mrs. Gene R. Gregory

Mrs. Sharon Lamont

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby L. Peele

Mr. and Mrs. C. Dean Coleman, Jr.

Mrs. Sally P. Griffin

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Lancaster

Ms. Andrea Phillips

Ms. Kathy Collins

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Griffith

Ms. Linda Lassen

Mr. Glen W. Pierson

Ms. Gloria J. Copeland

Mrs. Judy C. Grose

Mrs. Marion T. Laustsen

Mr. Carmen Plaza

Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Cotton

Ms. Darlene H. Guy

Ms. Michelle Lee

Mr. Richard R. Poole

Mr. Jack Couch

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Guzzio

Mr. Youn S. Lee

Ms. and Mrs. J. Steve Porter

Mr. Charles E. Cox

Mrs. Tina D. Hamilton

Mrs. Faith S. Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Pothier

Mr. Charles E. Cox, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Wade A. Hamilton

Dr. and Mrs. Sinclair Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Powers

Mr. and Mrs. Preston Cox

Mrs. Pauline J. Hammer

Ms. Bonnie Liebovich

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Price

Ms. Sharon J. Cox

Ms. Donna M. Hansen

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lindsey, Jr.

Mr. Ronnie V. Price

Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Craddock

Mr. Harland W. Hansen

Mr. Melchizedek Lockwood

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey F. Ramseur

Mr. Berry H. Creamer

Ms. Karla R. Hansen

Ms. Jordan A. Long

Ms. Susan Reed

Mr. Jonathan Crews

Mr. Sonny Hansley

Ms. Wendy N. Lord

Ms. Jan K. Register

Ms. Rhae C. Cribb

Mrs. Lois K. Harmon

Mr. and Mrs. D. Raymond Lott

Ms. Dorothy Reich

Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. Criffield

Mr. G. Starr Harrison

Mr. Richard Lovell

Mr. Eric D. Reinholz

Ms. Deborah R. Culler

Mr. Elwood F. Haskell

Mr. Jeff Lunsford

Ms. Kathryn Q. Rich

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Cummings

Ms. Shirley B. Haynie

Mr. and Mrs. William Lyle

Ms. Geneva W. Roberts

Dr. and Mrs. James R. Curtis

Mrs. Barbara L. Heintz

Ms. Betty B. Madden

Mr. James E. Robertson

Ms. Wilma D. Dain

Mr. Tommy S. Hellams

Ms. Jayne Mahaffey

Mr. John N. Robinson

Mr. Jack H. Davenport

Mr. L. David Hemstrought

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mahncke

Rev. Steven E. Rohrlack

Mr. W. Kenneth Davis, III

Ms. Ann G. Henderson

Mrs. Alma M. Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Justin Romano

Mrs. M. Celeste Dean

Mr. W. Robert Henson

Ms. Janice K. Martin

Ms. Michelina B. Romano

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Delano

Mr. Ben H. Herlong

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Martin

Mr. Thomas Romano

Mr. Philip J. Dembroski

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Hill

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Martin

Mr. John O. Roper

Ms. Rebecca D. Disharoon

Ms. Jill M. Hodge

Ms. Marian P. McClain

Mr. Carl M. Ross

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Dobner

Mr. and Mrs. John M. C. Hodges

Mr. William R. McCoy

Mrs. Jill A. Ross

Mrs. Dale G. Drew

Mr. and Mrs. John Holden

Ms. Mary T. McCutcheon

Dr. Loring L. Ross

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Driver

Mr. and Mrs. Billy Holsonback

Mr. and Mrs. Danny L. McDermott

Ms. Sharon L. Ross

Ms. Hazel Durham

Ms. Bonnie J. Holt

Mr. Mike McDermott

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Rowe

Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Durham

Mr. and Mrs. A. Henry Hooker, Jr.

Mr. Timothy J. McDermott

Mrs. Margaret R. Rucker

Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Dykes

Ms. Andrea W. Hope

Ms. Margaret A. McIntosh

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Sadler, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Ehrlich

Mr. Joseph Hornberger, Jr.

Ms. Martha T. McLeod

Mr. Tobi Sanders

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ellison

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Hurst

Mr. Rafael A. Medina-Cortez

Mr. Jeffrey C. Sanderson

Mr. and Mrs. Joey Estes

Mr. James W. Huthmaker

Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Merritt

Mr. Bobby S. Saunders

Mr. Robert B. Favre

Mrs. Charlene D. Inclan

Ms. Tami F. Metts

Mr. Randy Saxon

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scarpa

Ms. Elaine West

Mr. Daniel P. Schaaf

Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. West

Mrs. Barbara C. Scott

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. West

Mr. Dillon Selph

Mrs. Denise C. Westmoreland

Ms. Jamie Selph

Mr. and Mrs. John M. White (8)

Ms. Katelyn Selph

Ms. Pamela J. Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Shealy

Mr. Mark A. Wise

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Sheehan

Ms. Vicki G. Wood

Mr. David L. Shideler

Mr. and Mrs. Dan R. Yon

Mr. Joseph L. Shirley, Jr.

Mrs. Taylor K. Young

Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord L. Short Mr. and Mrs. Phil Silverstein

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

Francine Edwards Nancy G. Graham Philip and Juliet Ingegneri Patty H. Johnson Karee and Dennis Johnston Bill and Beverly Kinard Dennis and Laurie McDermott Alicia and George McKulla Rudy and Liz Padro Tammy and Jerry Parkerson Carolyn G. Patterson David and Judy Peters Carolyn T. Ross Phil and Jane Sargent Kelly M. Sellers Paul and Deborah Smith Judi and Edwin Smith Jerry and Karen Theos

Charles E. Williams

Mary K. Yingst

PARENTS

Ms. Gloria J. Simmons Mr. Douglas T. Simpson

MERRITT ASSOCIATES

Mrs. Sara Y. Simpson

Bill and Norma Davis

Mrs. Amelia H. Smith Ms. Barbara Smith Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith Mrs. Cynthia R. Smith

Bill and Maria Dunlap

FACULTY AND STAFF COLUMNS SOCIETY Dr. E. Perry Carroll, Emeriti (14) Mrs. N. Denise Oxford, Emeriti (9) Dr. Evans and Diane Whitaker (8)

SCHOLARS CIRCLE Mrs. Jacquelyn V. Walker (10)

PRESIDENT’S CLUB Mrs. Cathy Beard (6) Mrs. Claudia A. Boles (22) Mrs. Cheryl B. deHoll (18) Mr. George M. Ducworth (6) Dr. Michael Duduit Mrs. Darlene M. Fisher Dr. Margarit S. Gray (10)

Mr. Emery Smith Ms. Keating L. Smith Mr. Michael A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Stanley Ms. Zaidee W. Stokes Ms. Tina Y. Stovall Mr. David Strickland Mr. and Mrs. George P. Sullivan (5) Mrs. Traci B. Talbot Ms. Mary B. Taylor Mr. R. Murray Taylor Mrs. Betty Jo Templeton Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Teply Mr. and Mrs. David R. Teply Ms. Hattie Tolley Mr. and Mrs. William V. Trammell Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Trout Ms. Courtney E. Tuck Ms. Annabel Turner Ms. Louise A. Tuten Ms. Casey C. Vanderburg Mr. D. Russell Vaughn Ms. Samantha P. Vaughn Dr. and Mrs. Tom A. Vestal Mrs. M. Vickerstaff P. W. F. Vickerstaff Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vira Mr. and Mrs. Bret J. Warner Mr. and Mrs. Don G. Warren, Jr. Ms. Eileen T. Weathers Ms. Susan L. Weathersby Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Weaver Ms. Jill H. Webb Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Wentzky Mr. Charles D. West

DENMARK CIRCLE Carey and Kelley Hice

Parents Council 2009-10

OAKS SOCIETY

The Anderson University Parents Council is composed of parents of current Anderson University students that work together with the administration and students as ambassadors and advocates to enable the University to be a premier place of learning – serving students, church, and community while upholding the teachings of Jesus Christ. The Council meets three times per year in addition to volunteering at Move-In Day, Open Houses, and Orientations. They also sponsor the Parents Library Campaign, which adds resources to Thrift Library yearly.

Susan D. Abed Kevin and Vondell Arledge Bill and Lois Chauncey Pam G. Deichman Danny and Janis Epting Fred and Barbara Freeman Michael J. Holtel Jim and Melba Kersey Bill and Beverly Kinard Patricia T. Kuipers Phillip and Carol Martin Ray and Tricia Massengale John and Brenda Mattox Chris and Earl Parris Jeff and Marsha Reed Wayne and Cyndee Reynolds Harvey and Jane Sikes Charles and Karen Williams Dan and Kelly Wood

LOYALTY CLUB James and Priscilla Adams Bob and Terri Allsbrook Vickie Ashley Scott and Tammy Batson Ladson and Susan Berry Margaret E. Campbell Scott and Karen Collins

David and Ann Ayer, Greenville, SC, co-chairs Tommy Blackmon, Greer, SC Bruce and Kitty Cash, Spartanburg, SC Bill and Lois Chauncey, Charleston, SC Bill and Norma Davis, Greenville, SC Wayne and Cindy Fox, Loris, SC Nancy Graham, Taylors, SC Lee and Amber Griffey, Anderson, SC Stacey Gurley, Greenville, SC Carey and Kelley Hice, Travelers Rest, SC Wes and Susanne Higgins, Columbia, SC Bill and Beverly Kinard, Greer, SC Bill and Aline Laing, Anderson, SC Phil and Debbie Landreth, Easley, SC Phillip and Carol Martin, Taylors, SC, co-chairs Ray and Tricia Massengale, Canton, GA John and Brenda Mattox, Watkinsville, GA Steve and Debbie Meggs, Greenville, SC Earl and Christine Parris, Summerville, GA Trish Proctor, Lexington, SC Jennie Runyan, Simpsonville, SC Harvey and Jane Sikes, Greenville, SC Brad and Angela Simpson, Easley, SC Karen Theos, Mount Pleasant, SC Scott and Tammy West, North Augusta, SC Sam and Jean Wilder, Simpsonville, SC

Pamela and James Deruiter S. Lynn Dowis

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Dr. Bob L. Hanley (15)

OAKS SOCIETY

Dr. Shirley R. Jacks, Retiree (22)

Dr. Dorota A. Abramovitch (14)

Mr. John M. Kunst (8)

Mr. Gregory E. Allgood 1982 (10)

Dr. William A. Laing (7)

Mrs. Kelly A. Bell 1982 (7)

Ms. E. Anne Martin 1973 (11)

Mr. Russ L. Bennett 2002

Mr. Bradley W. Orr (5)

Mr. John K. Boyte, Emeriti (5)

Dr. Danny M. Parker (6)

Mrs. Ruth P. Boyte, Emeriti (5)

Mrs. Nancy P. Simpson

Dr. Jane S. Cahaly (7)

Mr. B. J. Taylor 1959, Emeriti (22)

Mr. Kevin Capps

Mrs. Deb Taylor (8)

Mr. Jared J. Christensen (7)

Dr. Brena B. Walker, Emeriti (22) Mr. R. Dean Woods 1973 (22) Mrs. Susan B. Wooten (22)

DENMARK CIRCLE Dr. Douglas J. Goodwin Mrs. Gerri M. Ifkovits, Retiree Dr. David Korn (22) Mrs. Carrie A. Motes Dr. James E. Motes 1979 (9) Mrs. Pam Bryant Ross 1979 (13) Mrs. Sarah L. Sprague (11) Dr. Stuart R. Sprague, Emeriti (12) Mrs. Diane B. Sutherland 2006 (18) Dr. Joyce A. Wood (23)

Dr. J. Robert Cline, Jr. (5) Mrs. Kristie Cole (7) Mr. Nathan J. Cox (8) Mrs. Amy R. Cromer (10) Mr. James A. Dancik (6) Mr. James R. Davis (6) Mr. Doug L. Davison 1973 (22) Mrs. Jacque W. Davison 1974 (22) Ms. Jane Dorn Mr. Gilbert T. Eyabi Mrs. Becky M. Farmer 1977 (7) Mrs. Beverly A. Franklin 1996 (7) Mr. Kenneth L. Griffey Mr. Peter Harvin (5) Dr. James P. Haughey (8) Ms. Margaret B. Hicks (11) Mrs. Beth Horton 2001 (9) Mrs. Rosemary T. Howlin 2001 (11) Mr. Daryl A. Iverson 2005

BOARD OF REGENTS The Board of Regents provides counsel to the University’s president and other administrators related to institutional priorities and strategic initiatives. The Council helps shape the University’s vision and direction as it relates to its overall mission. G. Ross Anderson, Jr., Chairman Emeritus V. Laniel Chapman Dennis D. Claramunt Ron C. Cross 1962 William A. Gantt, Jr. Frances Lollis Gaston 1947 William W. Gaston, III, Founding Chairman Sherrill Knobel Hall 1966 Thomas C. Hall John D. Hopkins, Jr., Chairman Roy B. Jeffcoat Kelley O’Quinn Ken M. Rada Robert M. Rainey Samuel F. Thrift David Walker

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Mr. Timothy Jared Mrs. Janis M. Jennings Dr. Carol Karnes (19) Mr. Don F. Keller Dr. Larry R. Knighton Dr. Carrie T. Koenigstein Dr. Thomas R. Kozel (18) Mr. Kenneth Krenick (11) Mrs. Amy Kuhl Cox (7) Dr. David W. Larson (11) Dr. John C. Lassiter (22) Mrs. Mary Weinmann Long Mrs. Martha Looney (11) Mrs. Kay M. Maynard (12) Dr. Beverly R. McAdams (8) Dr. Linda K. McCuen (7) Mrs. Kathryn A. McGregor, Emeriti (20) Mrs. Brenda Y. McKee 2003 (17) Mr. Dennis H. McKee (18) Mr. Joseph C. Miller 1987 (12) Dr. Jo Carol Mitchell-Rogers (21) Dr. Daniel S. Mynatt (17) Mr. Chad R. Nelms 1995 (11) Mrs. Valerie J. Owens (9) Mrs. Lynette M. Pannell Mr. Gary M. Patterson 1976 Mrs. Martha Powell, Retiree (10) Mr. William Pridmore Mrs. Allison S. Quarles Mr. Jacob A. Queen 2004 Mr. Barry D. Ray (5) Dr. Danny L. Rhodes, Retiree (9) Mr. Brian T. Richardson Ms. Joy M. Rish 1974 (9) Mr. Kevin M. Selman 1996 (9) Mrs. Patrice F. Shearin (5) Dr. W. David Shirley (7) Mr. Henry S. Spann (9) Dr. Joseph L. Spencer (5) Mr. Jason T. Taylor Mr. Daniel N. Tollison 1972 (10) Ms. Margaret E. Walworth Dr. Tommy L. Watson, Jr. 1996 (5) Dr. Richard A. Williamson Mrs. Kendra B. Woodson 1995 (8) Dr. Charles A. Wooten 1967 (17) Dr. Margaret E. Wooten (14)

LOYALTY CLUB Ms. Jodi H. Barnes 2005 Mr. Davis Barnwell (6)

Dr. Robert E. Burks, Emeriti Ms. Lorraine Casey (6) Ms. Leigh Colombo Dr. Wayne V. Cox Dr. James Duncan (9) Mr. W. Ed Duvall 1991 Mrs. Deanna W. Ellis 2003 Mrs. Sarah W. Forsythe (6) Mrs. Kim H. Freeman Ms. Wanda D. Fricks 2008 (9) Mrs. Beth M. Friend (10) Mrs. Carolyn Gabbard, Retiree (7) Mr. Winfred T. Green 2004 (11) Ms. Jane A. Hawley 2001 Mrs. Rachael Howard Dr. Diana Ivankovic (6) Dr. Miren Ivankovic (6) Mr. Leonard M. Johnson (6) Dr. Teresa M. Jones Mr. Peter Kaniaris (8) Mrs. Kathy G. Kay 2006 (8) Mr. Robin B. Kelley, Emeriti Mr. Dock Kelly (6) Ms. Dianne King Ms. Melissa J. Laraway Ms. April M. Lodato 2007 Mr. Jason D. Long 2000 Mrs. Jane G. MacLennan Ms. Anne Marie Martin Dr. Deborah W. McEniry Mr. Kent Millwood (12) Mr. Danny R. Neal (7) Ms. Paula J. Palomo 2008 Ms. Jaime A. Patlovich Mrs. Ginny A. Pekarik Dr. David L. Perry (5) Mr. Robert J. Ritchie Mrs. Margaret R. Rucker Ms. Judy B. Smith Ms. Linda R. Smith 1986 (5) Ms. Susan M. Stegall 1981 Mrs. Ameldia L. Todd 1990 (11) Ms. Rebecca H. Walker Mr. Jonathan M. Wells Dr. Brenda K. Williamson Mrs. Christy C. Wood

ORGANIZATIONS MERRITT ASSOCIATES The Abney Foundation (11)

Mrs. Jennifer Bell

Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc. (10)

Ms. Annie F. Blackman 1945, Emeriti (5) Mrs. Tracy L. Brown

Ralph & Virginia Hendricks Foundation

COLUMNS SOCIETY Anderson Independent-Mail (20) Carolina First Bank (13) Chapman, Byrholdt & Yon, L.L.P (20) The Duke Energy Foundation (5) The Humanities Council SYNNEX Corporation The Walker Agency, Inc./Palmetto Insurance Associates, Inc. (20)

SCHOLARS CIRCLE Anderson Heart, PC Anderson Skin and Cancer Clinic, P.A. (8)

Glenn, Haigler, McClain, & Stathakis, LLP (14) Greene and Company, LLP Hill Electric Company, Inc. Marsh Bell Construction Co. Mary Ann Wilson Tax Service Mayfield Dairy Farms, Inc. (9)

First Sun Management Corp.

Aumann Auctions, Inc.

Franklin County Chamber of Commerce

Carlee’s Restaurant Carolina Auto Auction

McNair Law Firm, P.A. (6)

Cole Law Firm

Network Controls and Electric, Inc.

Consultative Gastroenterolgy, P.A.

NU-SOUTH SURVEYING, Inc.

Corner Bagel Shop

Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C. (5)

Corporate Management Group, LLC

Parham Smith & Dodson, L.L.C. (14)

AR AMARK Campus Services (21)

Ralph Hayes Toyota (5)

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Roylco, Inc.

Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative, Inc. (7)

Sam’s Club #6463

Blue Ridge Security Systems (7)

Saturn Freight (6)

CapitalBank (5)

Sullivan-King Mortuary, Inc. (11)

Charter Business (8)

Sunny South, Inc. (11)

Hammond Water District

Tenth Circuit Solicitor’s Office

SC Student Loan Corp

Thrift Brothers, Inc. (14)

The Peoples Bank (6)

FFC Limited Partnership

Anderson Area YMCA, Inc.

Chick-fil-A at Anderson Pavilion FSU

AnMed Health (15)

The Stringer Foundation, Inc. (9)

Earl W. Johnston Roofing, Inc.

Anderson Area Crimestoppers (5)

McDougald Funeral Home (23)

Professional Pharmacy (6)

Southern Concrete & Construction

OAKS SOCIETY

DAV CHAPTER 40 Diamond B Ranch East Coast Signs & Lighting Flying Anchovy #321, Inc. Fork Rescue Squad The Hayes Agency Ionosphere Travel (6) Kesslers Team Sports, Inc. Marfred Genetics Marknet Alliance

Hammond Water & Sewer Co., Inc. Korean War Veteran Association- Chapter #244 Michael Altman Motors, Inc. Mimosa Garden Club MTS Office Machines, L.L.C. (6) Oatmeal Express Pearle Vision Price’s Full Service Auto, Truck & Equipment Repairs Renfrow Brothers, Inc. Steelecroft Jewelers

REGLIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS MERRITT ASSOCIATES South Carolina Baptist Convention, Columbia, SC

The Timken Company

McGee Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.

Wachovia Bank, A Wells Fargo Company (5)

Mowlajko Family & Cosmetic Dentistry, LLC

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

The Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation

The New Image Group

The Baptist Courier, Greenville, SC

Orian Rugs

First Baptist Church, Honea Path, SC

Oswald Wholesale Lumber, Inc.

Friendly Hills Church, PCA, Jamestown, NC

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

Wagner Wealth Management

Alltel Wireless

Wedgy’s Pizza (5)

American Security

X A Communications

Anderson County ATA X Grant (6)

Our Dream Pizza, Inc. Paradigm Medical Services PC Piedmont Music, Inc.

DENMARK CIRCLE

Action Enterprises

Railsback Pump and Control Services, Inc.

Buncombe Baptist Resource Center, Asheville, NC

AT&T South Carolina

Anderson Bariatric Physicians, PA

Roper Brothers, Inc.

Bailey Foundation (5)

Atchison Transportation Services

Scotsman Ice Systems

Citadel Square Baptist Church, Charleston, SC

Bank of America (6)

Automotive Service Associates, Inc. (11)

Bank of Anderson (11)

Consolidated Tires, Inc.

Smith’s Termite and Pest Control, Inc.

BB&T Charitable Foundation (5)

Deep South Welding, Inc.

Bonitz Flooring Group, Inc.

EcoAsset Solutions, LLC

Brandmark, Inc. (5)

HMR Advantage Health Systems

The Budd Group (5)

Homeward Bound Ministries, Inc

Surgical Clinic of Anderson, P.A.

C J’s Machining, Inc.

Hospice of the Upstate (6)

Titan Production Company, LLC

Carousel Industries

Lee’s Marine, LLC (12)

Tradewinds (7)

City of Anderson ATA X Grant

Lollipop Hair

Trehel Corporation

Cliffs Communities, Inc.

Medicus (14)

Community First Bank

NHC Healthcare of Anderson (7)

D. L. Scurry Foundation (21)

R. E. Goodson Construction Co., Inc.

DELL Computers

Anderson Federal Credit Union (5) Anderson Rotary Club (12)

DENMARK CIRCLE

Snappy Express Wash, Inc. Strickland Fine Art Summit Adhesives, Inc.

Upstate Federal Credit Union

The Morningside Baptist Church of Spartanburg, SC Mt. Elon Baptist Church, Lydia, SC Union Co. Camp Meeting Association, Union, SC

OAKS SOCIETY Brentwood Baptist Church, Brentwood, TN CrossPoint Church Clemson Restore Conference, Clemson, SC

Wachovia Palmetto Championships

Draytonville Baptist Church, Inc., Gaffney, SC

Stiles Heating & Cooling, Inc. (6)

LOYALTY CLUB

Duke Energy

Fidelis S. S. Class-First Baptist Church, Abbeville, SC

SunTrust Bank, Inc. (6)

Al Patel Insurance Agency, Inc.

Electric City Printing Epps, Nelson and Epps (5)

Techtronic Industries North America, Inc. (6)

Allstate Insurance Co.- The Long Agency, LLC

EVM, Inc.

The Maples (5)

The Card & Jewelry Shop

Forest Hill Baptist Church, Anderson, SC

First Citizens Bank

Top Quality Collision Center, Inc.

Chick-fil-A at Clemson FSU

Graceview Church, Anderson, SC

Forms & Supply, Inc.

White Jones Hardware & Sporting Goods, Inc. (21)

Daytrippers, Inc.

Mon Aetna Baptist Church, Union, SC

First Church of the Nazarene, Thomasville, NC

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New Spring Community Church, Anderson, SC

Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dameron, Jr.

Tribute for Vonceil C.R. Cribb 1951

Tribute for Dillard A. Mynatt Dr. Joyce A. Wood

Rocky Knoll Baptist Church, Walhalla, SC

Dr. Emily C. Cribb

Mr. and Mrs. William N. Epps, Jr.

Mr. Marc L. Cribb

Bob and Mary Anne D. Lake

Sardis Baptist Church, Inc., Hartwell, GA

Ms. Rhae C. Cribb

Jack and Angela Shadwick

Mr. Rudy J. Evans

Trinity United Methodist Church Mens Club, Anderson, SC

Mr. Harold P. Threlkeld

Ms. Darlene H. Guy

Mr. W. Patrick Yon

Mrs. Yvette R. Guy

Trinity United Methodist Church Youth Account, Anderson, SC

CapitalBank

Mr. Frank J. Powell, Jr.

Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.

Ms. Keating L. Smith

LOYALTY CLUB

Mr. James H. Watson

Cross Roads Baptist Church, Greer, SC

Mr. Beattie B. Ashmore

Mr. David S. Spell Tribute for Nancy D. Divver Dr. Joyce A. Wood

CrossPoint Church, Clemson, SC

Tribute for Ms. Dolly Hall

Saluda Baptist Association, Anderson, SC

Mrs. Valerie J. Owens

Tribute for Elizabeth M. Ducworth 1938

Tribute for Eloise Kay Harrison 1937

Dicky and Elsie Anderson

ESTATES AND TRUSTS

Thomas and Katrina Harrison

Mr. Royce M. Brown

MERRITT ASSOCIATES

Tribute for Dr. Diana Ivankovic Rosemary Draganic Donna Habich Jewel Hanson Bonnie Liebovich

Bertha McQueen Fortune Trust Estate of David T. Clamp Estate of J. Albert Moorhead Estate of Louise C. Kellett

Michelle H. Martin

John and Faye Ellison Robert and Mary Gallant Ms. M. J. Goodwin Nancy and Howard Greenwood Nancy and Robert Hart

Tribute for April Moore

Craig Williams Trust

Dr. Marshall L. Meadors, III

Richard and Margot Martin

Tribute for Betty N. Moore 1948 John and Becky Moore Tim and Christy Moore

Lujack and Sara Jane Orr

Terrell and Gary Pollock

Phil and Rosalyn Silverstein

GIFTS GIVEN IN HONOR OF Tribute for The Honorable G. Ross Anderson, Jr. Mr. James H. Watson Tribute for Mr. Bruce A. Byrholdt Mr. James H. Watson

Mrs. Sheila T. King Mrs. Alma M. Martin Mrs. Janice K. Martin Frances Parker Meredith Marshall and Bitsy Pickens Mrs. Barbara C. Scott Bud and Janet Tabor

The following is a list of endowment funds to which additions were made during 2009-2010. Austin E. Elrod & Annie Elrod Webb Scholarship Betty N. Moore Endowed Scholarship Carolyn Brown Mattox Endowed Scholarship Carroll F. & Katherine A. Reames Scholarship

Mrs. Terrell S. Wilson

Constance Pratt Swetenburg Endowed Scholarship

Tribute for A. Reese Fant

Dolly & Rufus Watkins Scholarship Fund

Tribute for Marshall K. Tribble Franklin County Chamber of Commerce

GIFTS GIVEN IN MEMORY OF Tribute for Gordon Beville

Tribute for Betty C. Carpenter 1943

Tribute for Dr. V. Laniel Chapman

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ENDOWMENT GIFTS

Dr. Marshall L. Meadors, III

Ms. Annabel Turner

Mr. Joseph J. Omiecinski Tribute for Helen Louise Farr

Mr. Berry H. Creamer

Earlene G. Kelley Scholarship in Music Eliza C. Vandiver Endowed Scholarship

Tribute for Vera G. Hilburn 1945

Esther Jordan Caskey Memorial Scholarship

Ms. Teresa Hilburn

Floride Smith Dean Endowed Scholarship

Tribute for G. Melvin Hipps

Frances Mims Endowment

Dr. Joyce A. Wood

General Endowment

Tribute for Marguerite P. Mitchum Tribute for Mildred Strickland Creamer 1946

Charles W. & Dorothy B. Fant Endowed Scholarship

Dr. Joyce A. Wood

Mr. Robert B. Carpenter, Jr.

Juli and Bruce Byrholdt

Mr. John O. Wesner, III

Mrs. Laura Jo Terry

Tribute for Dr. E. Perry Carroll

Mr. Mark W. Buyck, Jr.

Tribute for Mr. and Mrs. John O. Wesner, Jr.

Tribute for Marshall and Bitsy Pickens

Mrs. Sue G. Miller Mrs. Patti R. Sutton

Dr. Basil and Mary Pruitt

Dr. Joyce A. Wood

PRESIDENTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CLUB

Thompson/Sargent Trust (16)

Tribute for Olga V. Pruitt, MD

Anne and William Coleman

Lois and Bill Chauncey

DENMARK CIRCLE

George and Anne Sullivan

Tribute for Charles E. Silver

Floride Dean Charitable Trust (12)

Nannie T. Leopard Trust (14)

Tribute for John C. Pracht, Jr. Aumann Auctions, Inc. Cole Law Firm Mr. William N. Epps, Jr. Greene and Company, LLP Robin and Peggy Kelley Marknet Alliance Seeley/Davidson Farms

Dean and Ann Coleman

Tribute for Jenna L. Mitchell

Josephine Moffatt Stevenson Community Charitable Trust (8)

Dr. Joyce A. Wood

Ms. Mary M. Burgess

SCHOLARS CIRCLE

Estate of Margie P. Brown

Tribute for Mary Dean Oxford

Dr. Joyce A. Wood

Hal W. Hall Endowed Scholarship Jerry Sloan, Jr. Criminal Justice Scholarship Margaret Evans Woodham Endowed Scholarship

Mary Martin Endowed Scholarship Michael and Laura Duduit Endowment Milliken Endowment Olga V. Pruitt, MD Endowed Scholarship Robert Burks Biblical Studies Scholarship Robyn Axmann Christian Leadership Scholarship Ron C. Cross Endowed Scholarship Roy and Willie Wright Scholarship Fund Ruby Stevenson Nettles Scholarship Shirley James Findley Scholarship Van Ray Kenny Harvey Endowed Scholarship Vonceil C.R. Cribb Academic Scholarship in Elementary Education William D. Brown Endowed Scholarship

GIFTS IN-KIND MERRITT ASSOCIATES Mr. Steve C. Francis

SCHOLARS CIRCLE Charter Business Mr. James B. Clamp, Jr. Hammond Water District The Walker Agency, Inc./Palmetto Insurance Associates, Inc.

PRESIDENTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CLUB AR AMARK Campus Services Dr. and Mrs. E. Perry Carroll DELL Computers Electric City Printing EVM, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Gray Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hopkins, Jr. NU-SOUTH SURVEYING, INC Mr. E. Alex Turner, III

OAKS SOCIETY Drs. Bill and Fran Gaston Mrs. Shannon E. Kohn Snappy Express Wash, Inc. Strickland Fine Art

LOYALTY CLUB Dr. Joanne Avery Mrs. Sherry B. Rathod

LIBRARY DONATIONS

Susan M. Elmore

BB&T of South Carolina

W. Brown West

The following individuals made gifts of books or equipment to the Thrift Library: Greg Allgood Fred Astin Joanne Avery James Chisman Matthew Cline Michael Duduit Shirley Jacks Jerry Knox Anthony LeBoutillier Kathryn McGregor Rob Roy McGregor Lenna McLean Larry Pace Carroll Plemmons Charles A. Rains, Jr. Becky Walker

Milliken & Company Matching Gift Program J. Leighton Brown

BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina

Susan Wilk

MATCHING GIFTS The Allstate Foundation Thomas R. Young Applera Matching Gift Program Laura M. Chapman Bank of America Matching Gifts Program W. Josh Brown Sara Frances Campbell Nadine R. Cole Kenneth H. McClain

Motorola Foundation

Owens-Corning Foundation Matching Gift Program David M. Boles

SCICU SCHOLARS PROGRAM Bailey Foundation Bank of America

Regions Financial Corporation Scott E. Whitaker

Duke Energy Foundation

SCANA Corporation/SCE&G Nancy B. Anderson

Clariant Corporation Colonial Life One to One Scholarship SC Student Loan Corporation SCANA Corporation Sonoco Foundation UPS Foundation

Sealed Air Corporation Brett T. Hensley

Wachovia Bank, A Wells Fargo Company

The South Financial Group Charitable Fund David C. Wakefield, III

SCICU STUDENT/ FACULTYRESEARCH

State Farm Insurance Companies Foundation Terence V. Roberts

Charles W. & Elizabeth H. Coker Foundation

USA A Community Affairs Antonio D. Young

BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina

Russell D. Cook Robert E. and Joyce M. Hampton Mills B. Lane Memorial Foundation Milliken Foundation

Wachovia Foundation Matching Gifts Program

SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES INC.

Merrill Lynch & Company Foundation, Inc. William R. Edmonds Kimberly A. Elmore

Vulcan Materials Company

BB&T Charitable Foundation

Covidien Employee Matching Gift Program Tina Y. Stovall

GE Foundation Sherry J. Cook Richard C. Hopf

TIA A-CREF

Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Cheryl A. Lusk

Robert F. Berry

Barry F. Schumpert

NBSC

Kevin Arledge

W. Brown West

Duke Energy Matching Gifts Program Robert R. Campbell Kathy P. Fletcher Thomas R. Martin

Duke Energy Foundation

Following are corporations, foundations, businesses and individuals who supported private higher education across South Carolina through their gifts to South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities (SCICU) Inc. of which Anderson University is a member. As a benefit from membership in SCICU during the fiscal year September 1, 2008 through August 31, 2009, Anderson University received the following support:

UPS Foundation

UNRESTRICTED FUNDS Paul M. Aitchison Alwinell Foundation David W. Ames The Arkwright Foundation AT&T Atlantic Coast Life Insurance Company Bank of America Matching Gifts Program The Bank of South Carolina The Barnet Foundation Trust Henry E. Barton, Jr. Mary Rainey Belser Charlotte J. Berry Michael R. Brenan M. Malissa Burnette

EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD

Byrd Family Trust

AT&T

Charles W. and Joan S. Coker

Gary M. and Judy J. Cannon

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Russell D. Cook Dargan Foundation Diamond Hill Plywood Company Dickson Foundation, Inc. Fred F. DuBard, III Eastman Chemical Company Educational Aid Elliott Davis, LLC James B. Epting Philip L. Van Every Foundation Sara B. Fisher Elizabeth A. Fleming GMK Associates, Inc. Foundation Walter R. Griffin John V. Griffith Hamrick Mills Foundation, Inc. Hartness International Charitable Fund Hartsville Oil Mill Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A. Jon D. Holmes Randall C. Horn Jairy C. Hunter, Jr. The Jackson Family Fund Jolley Foundation William H. Jones Kohler Company Samuel J. Konduros J. Wayne and Tonya P. Landrith Hugh C. Lane, Jr. Michael G. LeFever Joab M. Lesesne, Jr. R. Laine and Ann B.Ligon, Sr. John F. Lomax Maddrey Foundation The Malloy Foundation Earl L. Mayo, Jr. Kathleen C. McKinney McNair Law Firm Foundation B.C. Moore Foundation NAICUSE NBSC Norfolk Southern Foundation Phifer/Johnson Foundation The Post & Courier John C. Ramsey Luns C. Richardson Ann K. Robinson Randall T. Ruble C.F. Sauer Company SeaLevel Systems, Inc. Cleveland L. Sellers, Jr. Edward M. Shannon, III Minor M. Shaw Walter D. Shealy, III David E. Shi Showa Denko Carbon, Inc.

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Smith Development Company A.O. Smith Foundation Southeastern Freight Lines, Inc. L.S. Spinx David J. Spittal SunTrust Foundation Charles P. Teague Timken Company Charitable Trust Henry N. Tisdale Andrew E. and Brenda S. Torrence, Sr. Ronald P. Townsend UCI Medical Affiliates of SC, Inc. Vulcan Materials Company Claude M. Walker, Jr. Charles E. Young Mitchell M. Zais

ANDERSON SENIOR FOLLIES 2010 EXECUTIVE DONOR Robert Klatt

CELEBRITY SPONSOR Anderson City ATA X Anderson Heart, PC AnMed Health Merrill Lynch – W. Josh Brown

AMBASSADOR SPONSOR Anderson County ATA X CJ’s Machining, Inc. Mary Ann Wilson Tax Service Wal-Mart Foundation

ENCORE SPONSOR Anderson Bariatric Physicians Anderson Skin & Cancer Clinic Automotive Service Associates, Inc. Edward Jones HMR Advantage Health Systems Hospice of the Upstate Lee’s Marine Lollipop Hair & Upper Cervical Health Centers of America MEDICUS / Anderson Eye & Ear Associates, DA NHC Health Care of Anderson Sullivan-King Mortuary The Maples of Honea Path The McDougald Funeral Home The Peoples Bank White Jones Ace Hardware

RAZZLE DAZZLE SPONSOR

PRESIDENT

Advisory Group of Anderson, LLC Alan Blanchard, DDS Carlee’s Restaurant Carolina Auction Consultative Gastroenterology, PA Diamond B Ranch Distinctive Affairs Dr. & Mrs. Mickey Lund Dr. Joe A. Martin Dr. Sid Patel Edwin Hoffman EPS Advisors, LLC Foothills Harmony Chorus Fork Rescue Squad Francis M. Branyon, III. CPA, LLC Ionosphere Travel & Tours M. P. Veera, MD PA McGee Heating & Air Mowlajko Family & Cosmetic Dentistry, LLC Orian Rugs, Inc. Richard E. Holliday Surgical Clinic of Anderson, PA Talmadge Shaw The Journal The Tax Advisory Group – Tony McClure

Alltel Wireless

Tradewinds

Epps, Nelson and Epps (5)

Geary and Martha Abrams Judge and Mrs. G. Ross Anderson, Jr. Anderson Independent-Mail Anderson Skin and Cancer Clinic, P.A. AnMed Health AR AMARK Campus Services (14) Beattie B. Ashmore Bob and Vicky Berry Bobby Beville Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative, Inc. Blue Ridge Security Systems The Budd Group Carolina First Bank (7) Carousel Industries Chapman, Byrholdt & Yon, L.L.P Charter Business James and Martha Clamp Dennis and Cynthia Claramunt (10) Chris and Diana Clemow Scott and Sandra Counts Ron and Janice Cross (6) DELL Computers Sammy W. Dickson, III Lewis and Cathy Doggett Duke Energy Forms & Supply, Inc.

TOP HAT SPONSOR Allstate Insurance – Tony Long Agency Annette Cantrell Martin Dr. Andrew Adams MTS Office Machines The Card & Jewelry Shop

TROJAN CLUB The Trojan Club supports Anderson University’s student-athletes and our 16 South Atlantic Conference teams. For more information about our athletic programs or on becoming a member of the Trojan Club, contact Nancy Simpson, Athletic Director, at (864) 231-2023.

MEMBERSHIP GIFT LEVELS President Black and Gold Athletic Director Coach Player Pure Gold

$1,000+ $500 - $999 $250 - $499 $100 - $249 $50 - $99 $10 - $49

Glenn, Haigler, McClain, & Stathakis, LLP (14) Tom and Sherrill Hall Hill Electric Company, Inc. John and Pam Kunst Dan and Mary Long Mayfield Dairy Farms, Inc. (9) McNair Law Firm, P.A. (6) Mrs. Sue G. Miller (5) Network Controls and Electric, Inc. Everette and Beverly Newman Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Orr Cobb and Denise Oxford (7) Parham Smith & Dodson, L.L.C. (13) Marshall and Bitsy Pickens Professional Pharmacy (6) Saturn Freight (6) Jack and Angela Shadwick (6) Nancy and Wayne Simpson Deb and Scott Taylor (6) Mike and Beth Thrasher (5) Thrift Brothers, Inc. (5) The Walker Agency, Inc./Palmetto Insurance Associates, Inc. (14) Wedgy’s Pizza X A Communications

BLACK AND GOLD Action Enterprises Anderson Federal Credit Union (5) Atchison Transportation Services Gary and Apryl Bailey Carla and David Bell Consolidated Tires, Inc. Deep South Welding, Inc. Doug and Kathi Douglas EcoAsset Solutions, LLC Johnny A. Lesley Betty D. Long Ryan S. MacDonald Kip and Kim Miller Bradley W. Orr Christopher J. Painter Danny M. Parker R. E. Goodson Construction Co., Inc. Shippensburg University Foundation Phil and Caroline Singleton Stiles Heating & Cooling, Inc. (6) Bill and Jo Trent Jerry A. Whitmire

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Anderson Area YMCA, Inc. Robert G. Austin Carol E. Burdette Kristie Cole Grace T. Cook

Scott A. Dickey Douglas and Susan Freer Arthur R. Gray Kenneth L. Griffey Bob and Nancy Hanley (7) Brett and Terri Hensley Cary S. Hickman Shirley R. Jacks (9) Rajiv Kapur R. Carter Knobel Frank and Eleanor Lombardi (22) Beverly R. McAdams (5) Gene and Gay Metz Marian M. Moorhead Jim and Carrie Motes Chad R. Nelms Betty and Mark Netherton The New Image Group Our Dream Pizza, Inc. Earl and Christine Parris Chris Reeves Teresa and R. D. Rich Clem Rogers Louie and Pam Bryant Ross Renee W. Shugart Stuart and Sarah Sprague Jason T. Taylor Annie Stephens Tribble B. Joel Trull Wachovia Palmetto Championships Kenneth and Mary Lou Wilkins

TROJAN CLUB BOARD The Trojan Club Board supports and enriches the athletic programs of the University. The board, which meets monthly, serves to promote athletic functions, encourages others to become active in the Trojan Club, and supports the ideals of good sportsmanship and competitive spirit among Anderson Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s student-athletes. Brian G. Cheek 1996 Kristie Cole Scott A. Dickey 1978 James T. Douglas, III Jesse O. Drennon, Jr. 1972 George M. Ducworth Dan Hallman Shirley R. Jacks R. Carter Knobel Daniel C. Long Beverly Rice McAdams Robert W. Orr 1969 Bitsy Pickens Marshall I. Pickens, Jr.

Greg J. Quarles Clem Rogers 1989 Pam Bryant Ross 1979 Tony Saad Kevin M. Selman 1996 Caroline G. Singleton Deb Taylor Scott Taylor J. Mike Thrasher 1967 William O Trent Annie S. Tribble 1963 David Walker Jacquelyn V. Walker Mickey A. Walker

Charles and Margaret Wooten Susan B. Wooten Ki H. Yoon

COACH Susan D. Abed Victor and Kristin Andress Donor Anonymous Penny and Tom Arnst Anthony G. Barber Russ L. Bennett Derrill A. Bibb Kenneth and Terry Bridwell Earl and Martha Bryan Cecil D. Buchanan Joan Capper Benito Caraballo Chick-fil-A at Anderson Pavilion FSU Steve and Lynn Cloy Inez L. Coffeen Dorothy M. Coleman Harriett Kowalski Cook Bernard A. Corbett, III Corporate Management Group, LLC Aaron and Sandra Crowe William R. and Norma L. Davis Alton and Pearl Dean Dale and Lisa Driver East Coast Signs & Lighting Daniel C. Epting Flying Anchovy #321, Inc. Mimi and Jack Frank Richard C. Frank Roy and Lavonia Frick June B. Gaillard Laurel E. Garrison Earl Gault Lee M. Gillette John and Tamara Graham Danny and Ann Graydon Jan Haas Lendon N. Hagan The Hayes Agency Stanley W. Hickman Bessie Hill Edna W. and Nathan N. Hill Tommy E. Holsonback Willie C. Holsonback Ronnie and Cindy Hopkins Rosemary T. Howlin Susanne Jacobson Timothy Jared Howard D. Johnson Eric and Bonnie Johnston Benjamin W. Jones Kesslers Team Sports, Inc. Brian A. Kljun Karen E. Kljun Michael Klug

Robert and Donna Kolb Jane and Marshall Kowalski David and Lisa Lancaster Marie F. Leaphart Angie and Michael Long Harold J. Lunsford John M. Mangano Marfred Genetics Belinda Matthews George G Matthews, Jr. Kay and Skipper Maynard Spero McConnell Pat K. McCoy Dennis and Laurie McDermott D. E. and Annelle Miller Fred and Marjorie Mills William and Roberta Monts Rufus and Becky Morgan Timothy J. Mullaney Kenney L. Murray Timothy B. Murray Marion and Betty Nettles Oswald Wholesale Lumber, Inc. Mike D. Owens Rudy and Liz Padro Dell and Walter Panagakos Lynette M. Pannell Orin and Dortha Parler J. Carlton Peele Ronald T. Price Mr. William Pridmore Greg and Allison Quarles Railsback Pump and Control Services, Inc. Barry D. Ray Donna M. Reid Daniel A. Rich Brian T. Richardson Mark D. Richardson Bill and Lynda Rigsby Roper Brothers, Inc. Robert T. Roper, Jr. Sandra W. Roper Carolyn T. Ross Virginia R. Sanderson Scotsman Ice Systems Kevin and Marcia Selman Patrice F. Shearin Mr. and Mrs. Charlie A. Shugar Mr. and Mrs. Avery G. Smith Smithâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Termite and Pest Control, Inc. Snappy Express Wash, Inc. Joseph Stanton Kevin D. Stephens George M. Stoltz B. Noland Suddeth, Jr. Betty T. Suddeth Summit Adhesives, Inc. Titan Production Company, LLC

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Jeffrey A. Tolley Marcelie Tucker, Jr. Marcelie and Joycelan Tucker Eleanor A. Varga Kenneth C. Westbury Joyce A. Wood Joanne D. Young

PLAYER John and Janis Altman Jodi H. Barnes Craig J. Bastian Jennifer and Lee Bell Kelly S. Boyle Lannie L. Brown Chrystal Campbell Suzanne S. Campbell Carol Anne Cloy Arnold M. Conforti Gloria J. Copeland Tom L. Cotton Charles E. Cox, Jr. Sharon J. Cox W. Kenneth Davis, III Judy and J. C. Driver Hazel Durham Karen and Gary Durham W. Ed Duvall Earl W. Johnston Roofing, Inc. Bob Favre FFC Limited Partnership First Sun Management Corp. Jay P. Fraley Sheila A. Francis Gene R. Gregory William J. Griffith Karla R. Hansen Lois K. Harmon W. Robert Henson Douglas H. Herlong Andrea W. Hope Lynne and Chris Huitt Janet D. Jones Norman E. Keasler Caroline Kicklighter Glenn M. Kowalski William and Brenda Lancaster Jeff Lunsford Sandi and Peter Mahncke Virginia W. Marlar William R. McCoy Mike McDermott Timothy J. McDermott Angela and Dean Merritt Fred L. Metz Joseph C. Miller Doris A. Moore E. Fred Moore Karla K. Mosqueda

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Mary Beth and Stephen Mullaney My Sports Dreams, LLC David and Marilyn Nelson James and Trudie Nichols Carmen M. Pacheco Gary and Deborah Patterson Pearle Vision Glen W. Pierson Rebecca D. Pressley Priceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Full Service Auto, Truck & Equipment Repairs Renfrow Brothers, Inc. John N. Robinson Michelina B. Romano Carl M. Ross Loring L. Ross Bonnee and Kenneth Rowe Margaret R. Rucker Lisa B. Saxon Edward and Carolyn Scarpa Sara Y. Simpson Edward L. Southard Steelecroft Jewelers Tina Y. Stovall T. R. and Claire Teply David R. Teply Hattie Tolley Bret J. Warner Robert and Kathryn Weaver J. Frank Wentzky Denise C. Westmoreland

PURE GOLD Al Patel Insurance Agency, Inc. Rob and Nancy Allen Appalachian Carpet Cleaners James C. Baker, Jr. Lois and Earl Barbrey Davis Barnwell Elsie C. Bell Beverly W. Bennett W. J. Biddulph Delma M. Boram Christine A. Brenner Thomas L. Bridges Rebecca L. Browning Phillip and Cindy Bryan Larry and Jody Bryant Robert and Betty Burks John A. Buyers, III Martha S. Campbell Turner E. Campbell Ramona Caraballo Rosa Carrodeguas Jackie B. Carson Paula B. Carson Rebecca S. Castles Steve K. Chapman Cindy M. Charles

Willis Clark Michael C. Cloy Richard C. Cloy Charles E. Cox Jonathan Crews Tamara and Steven Criffield Deborah R. Culler Michael and Darralyn Cummings Wilma D. Dain Jack H. Davenport Daytrippers Inc. M. Celeste Dean Philip J. Dembroski Bev and Joseph Dobner Elizabeth and Donald Dykes Becky M. Farmer Jack and Germaid Fayard Lynn A. Fernandez Frank L. Forsberg Sarah W. Forsythe Elaine G. Foster Marty W. Frick Barron G. Frith, Jr. Carolyn Gabbard Grady and Malette Gambrell Lena B. Gambrell Jean Glenn John and Linda Gordon Robert and Elizabeth Gordon Nolan S. Gottlieb Hubert and Martha Graydon Norma F. Green Judy C. Grose James L. Guzzio Tina D. Hamilton Tony Hamilton Hammond Water & Sewer Co., Inc. Donna M. Hansen Harland W. Hansen Sonny Hansley G. Starr Harrison Tommy S. Hellams L. David Hemstrought Ann G. Henderson Gary L. Henderson Ben H. Herlong Kenneth W. Hill Julie R. Holden Michelle and Billy Holsonback Bonnie J. Holt A. Henry Hooker, Jr. Joseph Hornberger, Jr. Hal and Darlene Huggins George E. Hutchins Frank P. Hutto Miren and Diana Ivankovic Sok Jae Jang Vicki Janssen Robert W. Jarvis, Jr.

Mi Sung Jeong Brian D. Johnson Susan Penn Johnson James E. Kimbrell Evelyn B. Kistler Gary R. Koenig Robert F. Kolb, Sr. Michael R. Krejci Youn Suk Lee Faith S. Lewis Lorraine Lindsey Melchizedek Lockwood Jordan Angela Long Martha Looney Wendy N. Lord Raymond and Suzanne Lott Richard J. C. Lovell Jane G. MacLennan Jayne Mahaffey Pat and Tony Martin Danny and Mande McDermott Dennis and Brenda McKee Rafael A. Medina-Cortez Joshua S. Merry Tami F. Metts Michael Altman Motors, Inc. Regina C. Moore Bill G. Morgan Beverly D. Morrison Karl W. Nitowski Jesse E. Oates Oatmeal Express Rose M. Pawlowski Richard F. Peden Bobby and Marian Peele David L. Perry Andrea Phillips Linda Bolick Pitt Carmen Plaza Richard R. Poole Tammy Porter Greg and Cynthia Price Ronnie V. Price Jennifer M. Ramseur Jan K. Register Dorothy Reich Eric D. Reinholz Jason Ritchie Geneva W. Roberts James E. Robertson Justin and Janet Romano Thomas Romano John O. Roper Sharon L. Ross Jeffrey C. Sanderson Bobby S. Saunders Randy Saxon Dillon Selph Jamie Selph

Katelyn Selph James R. Shealy Joseph L. Shirley, Jr. Gaylord and Margaret Short Gloria J. Simmons Becky Simpson Douglas T. Simpson Amelia H. Smith C. A. Smith and C. P. Smith Emery Smith Michael A. Smith Matt and Tonya Stanley Betty Jo Templeton Louise A. Tuten Unknown Casey C. Vanderburg D. Russell Vaughn Samantha P. Vaughn Minor C. Vernon M. Vickerstaff P. W. F. Vickerstaff Deborah Vira Rebecca H. Walker Eileen T. Weathers Jill H. Webb Charles D. West Elaine West Jack and Cynthia West Lorena and Kenneth West John and Kelly White (8) Vicki G. Wood

THE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS includes those whose gifts were received between June 1, 2009 and May 31, 2010, the universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fiscal year. In preparing this document, every effort has been made to ensure accuracy and completeness. If a mistake was made in the way a donor was identified or if a donorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s name was omitted from a gift list, we sincerely apologize. Please report any corrections to the Office of Institutional Advancement at 864-231-2140 or development@ andersonuniversity.edu. Thank you.

BOARD OF VISITORS The Board of Visitors is a group of outstanding men and women who occupy positions of leadership and influence in the region. These individuals are selected on the basis of their willingness to share their ideas, initiatives, and resources for the common good of the University. These distinguished citizens believe in the worth of the individual, the value of independent, Christian higher education, and the expressed mission, vision and values of Anderson University.

G. Ross Anderson, Jr. Philip E. Ashley Robert G. Austin Jimmy Bayne Carl C. Beard Robert F. Berry M. Douglas Black 1999 Glenn Brill Juan and Kay Brown James B. Broyles John B. Buice, Jr. Carol E. Burdette Hugh Burgess Michael B. Burrell Dennis M. Burt Bruce A. Byrholdt Becky F. Campbell J. Glenn Cantrell Irvin Cauthen V. Laniel Chapman James A. Chisman James P. Clamp 1968 Marie M. Collins Thomas G. Craft 1960 Francis M. Crowder, Sr. Judy M. Darby Vance E. Drawdy Wim De Pape Peggy G. Deane Sammy W. Dickson, III, 1973 James T. Douglas, III Tom W. Dunaway, III William N. Epps, Jr. Jim Evers Charles W. Fant, Jr.

John F. Fiedler Fred L. Foster Lamar Gaillard John T. Garman Dan L. Gissendanner Ben F. Hagood, III Thomas C. Hall James O. Harris, Jr. Carol H. Harter, 1965 Randolph V. Hayes Darrell Hewett Frank P. Hughes, III Roy B. Jeffcoat B. Mendell Key Jimmy Kimbell David C. King Steven C. Kirven Ralph W. Little Michael L. Little B. Neal Long Jim Lovinggood Lee R. Luff Margaret H. MacKay 1975 D. Pruitt Martin Thomas L. Martin William and Nancy Masters B. C. McConnell, Jr. Hank McCullough Douglas C. McDougald, Jr. Jesse R. McGee Donald G. McLeese, 1964 Marshall L. Meadors, III W. David Medlin 1977 Pam S. Melbourne Julie F. Miller Hamid Mohsseni

Marian M. Moorhead Roger W. Mudd Michael F. Mullinax Doug Newton D. Kirk Oglesby, Jr. Robert W. Orr 1969 David Peters Bitsy Pickens Marshall I. Pickens, Jr. Mark J. Quarterman Ken M. Rada Robert M. Rainey Terence V. Roberts Ann K. Robinson George L. Sands, Jr. Cordes G. Seabrook, Jr. Richard A. Shirley 1975 Greg L. Shore Leland C. Stoddard Russell K. Street Forest D. Suggs, Jr. Paul A. Talmadge B. J. Taylor, 1959 Caroline R. Tolbert Louise M. Trammell Michael P. Van Gieson Carolyn Voisin Dan E Wagner David Walker Mickey A. Walker D. Scott Webber W. Brown West 1999 R. Leland Williamson 1970 Neal Workman John B. Wright

*Names in bold indicate new donors for fiscal year 6/1/2009 to 5/31/2010. ** Names with (#) indicate that a donor has given for five or more consecutive years.

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summary of financial support Areas of Financial Support

Trojan Club (Athletics) $105,938

Annual Fund Gifts $560,142

South Carolina Baptist Convention Gifts $1,562,126

Endowment Gifts $211,830

Capital Gifts $266,732

Contribution Trends

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’05-’06

’06-’07

’07-’08

∂26,306,749

∂22,352,585

’09-’10

∂23,443,309

’08-’09

∂2,706,768

∂9,398,467

∂4,180,741 ’07-’08

∂20,239,688

’06-’07

∂18,487,767

’05-’06

∂5,387,034

∂3,056,205

Endowment Trends

’08-’09

2004 2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2,507

2,250

2,036

1,901

1,693

2003

1,654

2002

1,668

1,665

2001

1,631

2000

1,510

1,400

Student Enrollment Trends

2010

Giving at President’s Club Level ($1000+) and above

’05-’06

’06-’07

’07-’08

’08-’09

’09-’10

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class notes

For births, career moves, postgraduate studies, and additional information on alumni, go to www.andersonuniversity.edu and click on Alumni.

honors & awards Kerry Howard, ’09, and his firm KMH Interiors won the 2010 Design Excellence Bronze Award in the Model Home category from the Georgia chapter of the American Society of Interior Design (ASID) in April; David Slone, ’07, was awarded first place for his oil painting “A Violent Display” in the 31st Annual Juried South Carolina Artist’s Exhibition at the Pickens County Museum; Lindsey B. Wade, ’06, was named Teacher of the Year for 2010-11 at Starr-Iva Middle School, where she teaches Algebra 1; Robin Bracken, ’05, was the Teacher of the Year for 2009-10 at Calhoun Academy of the Arts in Anderson; Alphaeus Anderson, ’05, was named an Upstate Black History Maker in February by 107.3 JAMZ radio. His children’s choir project, “We are Different,” received a nomination for a 2010 Stellar Award; Emily LaMee, ‘04, recently passed the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) examination and earned their prestigious certificate; Brandy Aiken, ’01, recently received National Board Certification in physical education; Sheri Whitworth, ’97, was named Teacher of the Year for 2009-10 at Cedar Grove Elementary in Belton, where she is the music teacher; Candice C. Kirven, ’96, was awarded the C.F. Reames Distinguished Teacher Award by Anderson University at the spring honor’s convocation. Candice is a fourth grade teacher at Concord Elementary in Anderson; Dan Cooper, ‘80, chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, was awarded the 2009 Wilkins Award for Excellence in Legislative Leadership. The award, named in honor of David H. Wilkins, is given to a South Carolina legislator who embodies leadership, integrity, vision, and courage; Dale Cochran, ’77, received a Museum Purchase Award in the 31st Annual Juried South Carolina Artist’s Exhibition at the Pickens County Museum; Peggy M. Gale, ’74, was appointed to a seat on the Historical Commission of the Town of Mount Pleasant; Johnny Sosebee, ’61, has been elected to serve a term on the S.C. Consumer Affairs Commission; Leila Chappell, ’51, was honored by Dawson County officials in March in recognition of her 32 years of service as the director of the county-run daycare center. The daycare building is now the election office and was renamed The Chappell Building in her honor.

weddings Sam Cann, ’09, wed Jessie Kuipers on December 12, 2009; Marya Clever, ’09, wed Adam Erdesky on September 20, 2009; Jarad Watts, ’09, wed Maegan Lunsford, ’09, December 19, 2009; John Miller, ’09, wed Gleynnda Craig, June 12; Cory Welch, ’09, wed Meredith Miller, July 17; Jena Knight, ’09, wed Brett Putnam in June 2009; Cassie Dudley, ’09, wed Bill Batson, June 20, 2009; Meredith Neely, ’09, wed Wellington Payne, ’09, May 30, 2009; Erin Cooley, ’09, wed Matthew Keaton, June 6, 2009; Greg Loftis, ’09, wed Rebecca Glanville, ’09, May 9, 2009; Katie Van Gieson, ’09, wed Christopher Harrison, August 7; Katie Allgood, ’09, wed Travis Anthony Boiter, May 30, 2009; Joanna Dickerson, ’09, wed Logen Watkins, May 23, 2009; Cacy Crocker, ’09, wed Adam Rice, April 3; Lauren Owen, ’09, wed Andy Daniels, October 3, 2009; Travis Cain, ’08, wed Lindsey Michelle Whitfield, November 21, 2009; Jeslyn Cash, ’08, wed Chris Lanier, May 8; Brad Brinkley, ’08, wed Taylor Payne on May 15; Rachel Wines, ’08, wed Bryan Lee Beeson, December 12, 2009; Jessie Whiteside, ’07, wed Stephanie Carroll, June 12; Michael Walker, ’07, wed Morgan Elvington, January 16; Mitchell Moss, ’07, wed Destiny Marie Moore, May 8; Meagan Butler, ’07, wed Bobby Reynolds, June 12; Amanda Payne, ’07, wed Brad Samuels on June 21, 2008; Bailey Smoak, ’07, wed Andy Rountree on July 18, 2009; Tracy D. Davenport, ’06, wed Matthew Davenport, October 10, 2009; Taylor Johnson, ’06, wed Justin Bailey Moore, May 15; Kendra Mitchell, ’06, wed John Walter Pugh, January 16; Mandy Page, ’06, wed Jon Adams, December 12, 2009; DuPre Keys,

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’06, wed Emily Baker Bland, May 15; Amanda Splawn, ’05, wed Chris Locotosh, April 24; Jackson Walker, ’05, wed Lauren Susanne Ivey on December 19, 2009; Meredith Irby, ’03, wed Jamey Long, ’06, September 19, 2009; Heather Stokes, ’03, wed Wesley Dean Stephen Prieshoff, October 10, 2009; Beth Foster, ’03, wed Alex Paul Hoffee, June 20, 2009; Katie Hadden, ’03, wed Arthur William Brooks, September 26, 2009; Tabitha Stewart, ’02, wed Gary Shorter, April 3, 2009; David Locke, ’02, wed Robin Kelly Irvin, June 5; Baron Moehlenbrock, ’01, wed Elizabeth Ann Crawford, December 13, 2009; Deborah Jones, ’96, wed Jerry Evans on December 27, 2008; Adrienne Williams, ’96, wed Steven Cole, ’95, April 17; Shane McLane, ’95, wed Brandi Whitten, in 2000; Rachel Harley, ’95, wed Preston Rish, February 27; Cathy Dryden, ’94, wed Nick Trolian, March 28, 2009; Bryan Wood, ’93, wed Crissie Lynn Smith, May 15; Sally Bird Lung, ’92, wed James R. “Jamie” Smith, May 15.

in memoriam Cynthia Todd Parker, ’44, May 5 Cynthia Todd Parker was an instructor at Anderson in the 1940s. After raising her four children, she worked with the American Cancer Society and for UGA’s Independent Study. She was a member and officer of the American Cancer Society’s Auxiliary and Unit Board of Directors; member of the Roadrunners Club; member of UGA Women’s Club; and member and clerical volunteer for First United Methodist Church in Athens. She is survived by her husband of 60 years, John Reid Parker, ’48. Jeanette Morris Moorhead, ’37, May 22 Jeanette Morris Moorhead had previously taught in Anderson County schools for several years and had set up an endowed scholarship fund at Anderson University to benefit students pursuing a career in teaching. Jeanette was a member of Central Presbyterian Church and past president of the McArthur Sunday School Class. She was a member of the Anderson County Woman’s Club and the American Legion Auxiliary and was a volunteer tutor for the Literacy Association. James Weston “Jim” Norment, May 2 James Weston “Jim” Norment served as the security director of Anderson University after serving 28 years as a special agent in the F.B.I. He was a member of the Hart County Golden K, former member of the Hartwell Rotary Club and Meals on Wheels. He was a member of the Hartwell First United Methodist Church. Rhonda Galbreath, ’89, died January 7; Jane Rowland, ’71, died May 23; Margie Loyd Strout, ’71, died December 13, 2009; John Steven Riter, ’70, died March 1; Mike Gray, ’69, died November 24, 2009; Sandra Lee Marse, ’68, died October 23, 2009; Clarence Nealy Estes Jr., ’64, died April 23; Jerry Ables, ’67, died November 15, 2009; Joan Harbin, ’65, died November 12, 2009; John Erskine, ’65, died August 12, 2009; Robert Broome, ’63, died July 11, 2009; Linwood “Sid” Cheatham, ’61, died December 19, 2009; Ruby Shaw Shepherd, ’57, died February 21; Shirley Rogers Davis, ’57, died June 15, 2009; David R. Smith, ’56, died March 20; Margie Campbell Holladay, ’55, died April 12; Ray McDowell, ’51, died December 4, 2009; Bobbie Grantland Rogers, ’48, died February 9; Viola Bell Stanford, ’48, died March 27; Dorothy Stewart McKinney, ’47, died June 4; Frances Dorsett Griffin, ’46, died February 10, 2009; Marie Ellison McCoy, ’44, died December 28, 2009; Jeanne Coleman Robinson, ’42, died October 11, 2009; Lura Gilchrist Earle, ’41, died April 3, 2008; Robert Mullikin, ’38, died December 2, 2009; Elizabeth Martin Ducworth, ’38, died January 9; Frances Pauline “Polly” Donald, ’37, died March 21; Edith Mahaffey Darnell, ’34, died June 5; Frances Jolley Kitching, ’31, died July 8, 2009; Cecelia Lucas King, ’27, died January 31.

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