Brown Bear Magazine - Summer 2012 by Brown Advancement

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BUSF Reaches FY’12 Goal! 102%

Annual Use Cash

Thank you and congratulations to all of the donors to the Brown University Sports Foundation who helped us not only reach but exceed our Annual Use Cash Goal of $3.30 million for the 2012 fiscal year! In total, you raised $3,377,214 in support of Brown Athletics and our incredible student-athletes and coaches.

96.8%

Overall Use Cash

105%

Overall Donors

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Athletics Revenue Sources: 2011-2012 BUSF Annual and Endowment dollars represented 44% of Athletic Department funding.

Athletics Revenue $1.89 million University Budget Allocation $6.05 million BUSF Endowment Income $2.98 million BUSF Annual-Use Donations $3.38 million

While we fell just short of our $10 million Overall Cash Goal ($9.69 million raised), the 5,862 donors set a new record for donors to the Sports Foundation! We would like to send a special thank you to all 249 of our Leadership Donors, who are individually recognized starting on page 24 of this magazine. The next two pages feature a detailed breakdown of your fundraising efforts including team-by-team percentages towards goal, alumni partcipation rates, and fundraising challenges that were issued and achieved this fiscal year. Please accept our heartfelt gratitude for your steadfast, unwielding support. The fundraising achievements—and the opportunities that are afforded to our teams and athletes as a result of them—would not be possible without you!

PHOTO COURTESY: RYAN MCDUFF ’13

The Brown University Sports Foundation staff thanks you for your generous support of Brown Athletics!

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Team-by-Team FY’12 Fundraising Performance At the start of each fiscal year, all Brown varsity teams and eight club programs have fundraising goals set for them to help cover their annual-use spending. Below is the percentage towards goal each program reached for FY’12 as well as its alumni participation rate (percentage of alumni who donated to the Sports Foundation).

Congratulations to the 14 teams who reached or exceeded their goal and to Men’s Water Polo for recording the highest alumni percentage rate! In total, 19.3% of athletic alumni donated to Brown Athletics in comparison to an 18.2% participation rate over the previous four fiscal years.

Athletic Director’s Excellence Fund FY ’12 Goal: 94%

Women’s Soccer FY ’12 Goal: 84%

Alumni Participation: 17%

Baseball FY ’12 Goal: 84%

Alumni Participation: 21%

Softball FY ’12 Goal: 33%

Alumni Participation: 15%

Men’s Basketball FY ’12 Goal: 84%

Alumni Participation: 19%

Men’s & Women’s Squash FY ’12 Goal: 140%

Alumni Participation: 29%

Women’s Basketball FY ’12 Goal: 51%

Alumni Participation: 13%

Men’s Swimming & Diving FY ’12 Goal: 70%

Alumni Participation: 17%

Men’s Crew FY ’12 Goal: 114%

Alumni Participation: 19%

Women’s Swimming & Diving FY ’12 Goal: 48% Alumni Participation: 20%

Women’s Crew FY ’12 Goal: 93%

Alumni Participation: 23%

Men’s Tennis FY ’12 Goal: 94%

Alumni Participation: 18%

Cross Country/Track & Field FY ’12 Goal: 110% Alumni Participation: 15%

Women’s Tennis FY ’12 Goal: 29%

Alumni Participation: 15%

Equestrian FY ’12 Goal: 93%

Alumni Participation: 28%

Volleyball FY ’12 Goal: 66%

Alumni Participation: 18%

Fencing FY ’12 Goal: 115%

Alumni Participation: 14%

Men’s Water Polo FY ’12 Goal: 150%

Alumni Participation: 36%

Field Hockey FY ’12 Goal: 73%

Alumni Participation: 20%

Women’s Water Polo FY ’12 Goal: 141%

Alumni Participation: 16%

Football FY ’12 Goal: 103%

Alumni Participation: 20%

Wrestling FY ’12 Goal: 106%

Alumni Participation: 17%

Men’s & Women’s Golf FY ’12 Goal: 57%

Alumni Participation: 23%

Club Cheerleading FY ’12 Goal: 45%

Alumni Participation: 9%

Gymnastics FY ’12 Goal: 56%

Alumni Participation: 23%

Club Men’s Rugby FY ’12 Goal: 53%

Alumni Participation: 24%

Men’s Ice Hockey FY ’12 Goal: 108%

Alumni Participation: 22%

Club Women’s Rugby FY ’12 Goal: 153%

Alumni Participation: 18%

Women’s Ice Hockey FY ’12 Goal: 28%

Alumni Participation: 20%

Club Sailing FY ’12 Goal: 112%

Alumni Participation: 10%

Men’s Lacrosse FY ’12 Goal: 115%

Alumni Participation: 26%

Club Men’s Skiing FY ’12 Goal: 19%

Alumni Participation: 13%

Women’s Lacrosse FY ’12 Goal: 110%

Alumni Participation: 25%

Club Men’s Ultimate Frisbee FY ’12 Goal: 115%

Alumni Participation: 24%

Women’s Skiing FY ’12 Goal: 30%

Alumni Participation: 14%

Club Women’s Ultimate Frisbee FY ’12 Goal: 20% Alumni Participation: 14%

Men’s Soccer FY ’12 Goal: 62%

Alumni Participation: 17%

Club Men’s Volleyball FY ’12 Goal: 63%

Alumni Participation: 16%

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BUSF Fundraising Challenges During fiscal year 2012 a number of challenges were issued by alumni, parents, and anonymous donors. Harkening back to their days of competing for Brown as student-athletes, the alumni—as well as parents and friends—stepped up to the plate and achieved each of the following challenges, raising more than $485,000 in challenge funds for Brown Athletics.

Women’s Lacrosse - 40K in 40 Days

Berylson Football Challenge

The Brown Women’s Lacrosse program was challenged by an anonymous donor to raise $40K in 40 days (running from November 22—Dec 31). The challenge was a dollarfor-dollar matching gift challenge. Including the challenge donor funds, alumnae, parents, and friends raised $47,378 from 129 donors. Challenge met and exceeded!

The Brown football community was challenged by John Berylson ’75 to raise $100,00 for Brown Football. The challenge was a dollar-for-dollar matching gift challenge and ran from December 1, 2011—June 30, 2012. The total challenge money raised from 311 alumni, parents, and friends of Brown Football was $210,480. The challenge helped the Brown football community reach their annual use goal for the first time in more than four years.

Women’s Squash Alumnae 29% Partcipation in 29 Days

Lydia Smith ’13

PHOTO COURTESY: DAVE SILVERMAN

A challenge was offered by Alexander Moskwa and Elaine Elliott-Moskwa P’15 to reach 29% participation from women’s squash alumnae in the 29 days of February. The results were amazing. 51 alumnae gave during the 29 days of the challenge and the women’s squash program was able to reach 30.5% alumnae participation. A total of $8,660 was raised from alumnae and with the additional $10,000 in earned challenge funds the program finished off the month at $18,660!

Men’s Crew Parents An anonymous parent presented the current Brown Men’s Crew parents with a challenge to raise $50,000 by June 30th. If the total was reached, this generous donor committed to donating an additional $25,000 for operational and capital needs for the program. At year’s end, the current men’s crew parents raised a total of $60,894 from 35 families to reach 65% participation—well exceeding their initial goal and earning the $25,000 in challenge money.

Mundt-Mullen Track & Field Challenge

Men’s Water Polo Alumni Challenge

Fiscal year 2012 marks the second year of a three-year challenge put forth by Kevin Mundt ’76, P’11 and Fergal Mullen ’89 to the Brown Track and Field/Cross Country community in hopes of increasing alumni/ae support. The overall goal of the Mundt-Mullen Challenge is to raise $100,000 in each of the three years with $50,000 coming from alumni/ae, parents and friends of the program and $50,000 being matched by the Challengers. FY’12 was an incredibly successful year. The program reached and exceeded its $100,000 goal by raising $110,102 with an alumni/ae participation rate of 15%.

The Men’s Water Polo alumni were challenged by an anonymous supporter to reach an alumni participation rate of 25%, which equaled 70 donors in total. If the challenge was met, $25,000 would be released to the program’s endowment fund. Water Polo alumni were up for the challenge as they not only met the target, but exceeded it by getting to 36% participation! For fiscal year 2012, the Men’s Water Polo alumni had the highest participation level of any program at Brown. Nick Deaver ’14

FY’13 Fundraising Challenges Interested in challenging the alumni, parents, and donors of your favorite sport? Contact the Brown University Sports Foundation at 401-863-1900 or Sports_Foundation@ Brown.edu to speak with someone about forming your own challenge for fiscal year 2013!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Director of Athletics Jack Hayes in the new Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center.

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PLAN 16 Jack Hayes is Brown University’s new Director of Athletics and has been charged with leading one of the biggest athletic departments in the country.

Brown University Sports Foundation The Brown University Sports Foundation (BUSF) is your gateway to support and connect with all aspects of athletics at Brown. Here is how to get involved: ALUMNI provide financial and volunteer support and so much more. Alumni help by hosting our teams on the road, providing mentoring and career advice and simply cheering on Brown teams and student-athletes. Your donations and your outreach to other alumni, parents and fans make an impact. PARENTS’ support is critical to the success of the Sports Foundation and the overall athletics program. Parents are

among our most generous donors—of time and treasure—in support of their sons and daughters. BUSF EVENTS take place throughout the year. Special events include Alumni Days, on-the-road receptions and tailgates, and special anniversary events. FUNDRAISING is a key aspect of the BUSF mission. Generous financial support from alumni, parents, friends and fans impacts our student-athletes and helps fund the many special needs for our teams. Gifts can be made to your favorite team, special projects, facilities or endowments.

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DEPARTMENTS

1 110 Elm Street 6 Sports Foundation in Photos 8 Our Best and Brightest 9 Bear Bites 19 Athletic Alumni 20 Ever True Donors 21 Drive For Five Donors 23 Leaders On The Rise Donors 26 Loyal Bears 36 Volunteer Spotlight

FEATURES

7 NCAA APR Rankings 10 Men’s Soccer/Wrestling 11 Softball 12 AFC Dedication 18 Men’s Crew 34 Bear Tracks

PHOTOS COURTESY: DAVID SILVERMAN; JAGGER/BREWSTER; DAVE RICHARDSON P’12 ’14

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Ken Yanagisawa P’13

More than 50 alums, parents, friends, and current members of Brown Sailing participated in the Annual Brown Sailing Alumni/Parent Regatta and BBQ. Ashley McCabe

Ashley McCabe

(L to R) Haley Strausser ’12, Sage Erskine ’11, and Kristen Caldarella ’12 enjoying the new Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center during the Aquatics Alumni Day.

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Water Polo alumni gather at Aquatics Alumni Day. Craig Schroeder

(L to R) Co-Presidents of the Friends of Brown Field Hockey, Tracy Dungo ’07 and Stacy Gugliotta ’07 with Co-Chairs Sarah Lamont Kocmond ’91 and Nancy Donohue ’87 at the Fifth Annual Brown Field Hockey Reception in New York City on June 8th. Donohue and Diane Elam AM’85 PhD’88 once again graciously hosted the event. Craig Schroeder

(L to R) Chris Berman ’77 P’08 ’09, Robert Farnham ’77 P’12, Richard Dresdale ’78 P’10, Gerald Massa ’77, Fred Polacek ’77 P’14, George Caraberis ’77 P’08, Mike Wallace ’77 P’07, and Seth Morris ’78 at the 21st Annual BFA Golf Outing.

Athletes and students gathered near the Ittleson Quad to wish Olympian Craig Kinsley ’11 luck before his qualifying throws in the men’s javelin. (L to R) Jamie Koven ’95, Misha Joukowsky ’87, and head coach Paul Cooke ’89 at the Royal Henley Regatta.

Construction is underway on Brown’s new Field Hockey Field, bleachers, and press box.

NCAA APR RANKINGS

Smarter Than The Average Bear! Brown University ranks second nationally in 2012 NCAA Division I APR rankings. For the second-straight year, Brown University ranked second in the nation out of 335 NCAA Division I schools in Academic Progress Rate (APR). Bruno posted an overall APR of 995, with 20 teams being honored with Public Recognition Awards and 14 of those teams earning perfect 1,000-point scores. The Ivy League dominated the top four spots with Dartmouth leading the nation with 23 team honors, Harvard finishing third with 18, and Penn and Yale tying three other schools for fourth with 17. The APR is a real-time measure of eligibility and retention of student-athletes competing on every Division I sports team. The most recent APR scores are based on a multi-year rate that averages scores from the 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11 academic years. Teams scoring below certain thresholds can face penalties, such as scholarship losses, restrictions on practice and competition and postseason bans.

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Brown’s Public Recognition Award Recipients Team APR Women’s Crew 1,000 Women’s Fencing 1,000 Men’s Golf 1,000 Women’s Golf 1,000 Gymnastics 1,000 Men’s Ice Hockey 1,000 Women’s Ice Hockey 1,000 Women’s Lacrosse 1,000 Women’s Skiing 1,000 Women’s Soccer 1,000 Softball 1,000 Women’s Swimming & Diving 1,000 Volleyball 1,000 Women’s Water Polo 1,000 Men’s Soccer 997 Men’s Swimming 997 Men’s Outdoor Track 996 Baseball 995 Men’s Basketball 995 Football 993 The Ivy League... ...sits atop the NCAA APR rankings for the seventhstraight year. ...has a four-year APR of 993—the overall Division I APR over that period is 973. ...had 131 teams receive Public Recognition Awards— the next best was the Patriot League with 80. ...was the only Division I conference to have commendations for all (eight) football teams. ...earned recognition for 49.8% (131 of 263) of its total teams in NCAA-sponsored sports.

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...comprised 13.7% of the total Division I teams honored. ...averaged 16.4 teams being recognized, which is 60.9% greater than the next best conference average of 10.0%. ...holds the top APR among all Division I conferences in 17 of the 29 sports that are NCAA-sponsored and considered conference-wide sports. Stephanie Hsieh ’15 of Women’s Golf

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Our Best A nd Brightest Spring All-Ivy Honorees Baseball J.J. Franco ’14 Nick Fornaca ’15 Will Marcal ’15

Second Team Second Team Honorable Mention

Men’s Crew Leigh Carroll ’12 Alexander Fleming ’12 Ari Resnick ’12 Taylor Brown ’12 Morgan Gerlak ’14 Martin Aspholm ’14 Vycheslav Chupryna ’14 Benjamin Dann ’12 Gregory Silverberg ’14

First Team First Team First Team First Team First Team First Team First Team First Team First Team

Women’s Golf Stephanie Hsieh ’15

First Team

Men’s Lacrosse Sam Ford ’13 Sam Hurster ’14 Will Round ’14

Second Team Second Team Second Team

Parker Brown ’12 Clay Del Prince ’13 Roger Ferguson ’13 Rob Schlesinger ’12 Women’s Lacrosse Kaela McGilloway ’12 Erin Roos ’14

Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Second Team Second Team

Men’s Tennis Soufiane Azargui ’14 Second Team Singles/Doubles Brandon Burke ’14 Second Team - Doubles William Spector ’15 Second Team - Singles Women’s Tennis Misia Krasowski ’13

First Team - Singles

Men’s Track & Field John Spooney ’14 Dan Lowry ’12 Evan Weinstock ’14

First Team (2) Second Team (2) Second Team

Women’s Track & Field Niina Al-Hassan ’14 First Team Heidi Caldwell ’14 First Team Lacey Craker ’13 First Team/Second Team Lauren Waterbury ’15 First Team Olivia Mickle ’13 Second Team Softball Stephanie Thompson ’13 First Team/ Co-Player of the Year Kate Strobel ’12 First Team Avery Silverstein ’13 Honorable Mention John Spooney ’14

Spring Academic All-Ivy Parker Brown ’12 Allison Courtin ’12 Alex Fleming ’12 Julia Keller ’12 Misia Krasowski ’13

Men’s Lacrosse Women’s Crew Men’s Crew Women’s Lacrosse Women’s Tennis

Dan Lowry ’12 Men’s Track & Field Olivia Mickle ’13 Women’s Track & Field Greg Silverberg ’12 Men’s Crew Stephanie Thompson ’13 Softball Graham Tyler ’12 Baseball

Baseball - Academic All-District John Sheridan ’13 First Team Mike DiBiase ’12 First Team

Women’s Golf- NGCA All-American Scholar Carly Arison ’12 Heather Arison ’12 Michelle Chen ’15 Stephanie Hsieh ’15 Megan Tuohy ’12

Other Accolades

Women’s Crew - CRCA All-America Allison Courtin ’12 First Team Tessa Gobbo ’13 Second Team CRCA All-Region Allison Courtin ’12 Tessa Gobbo ’13 Ali Mittelberger ’13

Men’s Lacrosse - NEILA All-New England Sam Ford ’13 First Team Roger Ferguson ’13 Second Team Rob Schlesinger ’12 Second Team Sailing - All-America Louisa Chafee ’14 Sky Adams ’14 Honorable Mention Emily Dellenbaugh ’12 Honorable Mention Colin Smith ’13 Honorable Mention

Softball - Academic All-District Kate Strobel ’12 First Team Stephanie Thompson ’13 First Team Track & Field - All-America Dan Lowry ’12 Second Team Erik Berg ’13 Honorable Mention Olivia Mickle ’13 Honorable Mention Academic All-America Dan Lowry ’12

Second Team

Wrestling - NWCA All-Academic Billy Watterson ’14

PHOTO COURTESY: DAVID SILVERMAN

CRCA Scholar Athletes Megan Gorman ’12 Sardis Harward ’12 Elizabeth Hutsell ’12 Samantha Miller ’14 Camilla Polakoff ’14 Beatrice Sims ’12 Laura Stumhofer ’13

First Team First Team Second Team

Gymnastics - Academic All-America Katie Goddard ’12 At-Large First Team

Women’s Soccer - RIAIAW Distinguished Student-Athlete of the Year Eliza Marshall ’13

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Bear Bites BROWN ATHLETICS

Three former student-athletes participated at the 2012 London Olympics this summer. Jimmy Pedro ’94 (wrestling) coached USA’s Judo team, Nikola Stojic ’97 competed in the men’s pair rowing event for Serbia, and Craig Kinley ’11 competed in the javelin for the USA. The Brown Sports Foundation would like to congratulate all three for representing their countries and Brown on such a prestigious stage.

EQUESTRIAN

Brown placed 3rd at the 2012 Intercollegiate Horse Show Association Nationals in early May. Bruno finished with 17 points, outscoring 15 other teams.

FOOTBALL

15 seniors of Brown Football were honored by the National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame in May by being named to the Hampshire Honor Society. The 15 members was the most among Division I colleges and universities. Players must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or better throughout their college career to receive the honor.

MEN’S & WOMEN’S GOLF

Five members of Brown Women’s Golf earned NGCA All-American Scholar status. To earn the honor, student-athletes must have a minimum GPA of 3.50. For the third-consecutive year, Men’s Golf garnered the second-highest team GPA in

all of Division I golf. The team finished with a 3.62 GPA, earning them the President’s Special Recognition Award and a spot on the All-Academic Team for the fifth-straight year.

MEN’S ICE HOCKEY

For the fifth-straight year, Brown Men’s Ice Hockey led ECAC Hockey with AllAcademic selections. The Bears had 24 student-athletes earn the honor, which tied for the most with Yale. Players are eligible for the All-Academic team if they earn a cumulative GPA of at least 3.00. 17 of the 24 student-athletes selected had been named to the team previously.

WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY

12 members of Brown Women’s Ice Hockey were named to the ECAC All-Academic Team in late June. Players are eligible for the award if they earn a cumulative GPA of at least 3.00. Half of Bruno’s honorees were named to the All-Academic Team in previous years as well.

SAILING

Brown Sailing had another succesful season on the water, finishing seventh in the Fowle Trophy rankings for the best overall team in college sailing. The women’s team held the #1 ranking in the country for a time during the season and the coed team was ranked as high as #3.

TENNIS

PHOTO COURTESY: DAVID SILVERMAN

Both the Brown Men’s and Women’s Tennis programs were recognized with the ITA All-Academic Team Award for having a cumulative team GPA of 3.20 or above. Each team also had seven student-athletes earn Scholar-Athlete status. On June 1, Brown University and new athletic director Jack Hayes ushered in a new era for Brown Men’s Basketball with the announcement of Mike Martin ’04 as the new head coach. A four-year starter at Brown, Martin was part of the winningest class in Bears’ basketball history and is now responsible for building the program back up. “I’m honored and thrilled to have the opportunity to be the head coach at Brown, a school at which I have so many fond memories,” said Martin. “I am anxious to start working to improve our program. I believe strongly in all we have to offer at Brown and am eager to connect

with all the current players, Brown alumni, fans, and supporters.” Martin’s coaching career began at Brown in 2005 as an assistant on Glen Miller’s staff. He then followed Miller to Penn in 2006, where he has worked until returning to his alma mater. “Mike Martin will bring tremendous energy, enthusiasm, and leadership to the Brown Basketball program,” said Hayes. “His experience in the Ivy League as both a successful student-athlete and coach has prepared him for this opportunity. We are excited that he is returning to his alma mater and look forward to the program returning to the top of the Ivy League.”

VOLLEYBALL

Brown Volleyball was honored by the AVCA when it was awarded a Team Academic Award for the 2011-12 season. Teams must maintain at least a 3.30 cumulative GPA to be eligible.

WOMEN’S WATER POLO

Nine women’s water polo players were honored for academic achievements being named CWPA Scholar-Athletes and to the ACWPC All-Academic team.

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MEN’S SOCCER/WRESTLING

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A Chance To Follow My Dream by T.J. Popolizio ’12

A former Men’s Soccer and Wrestling student-athlete reflects on his four years at Brown University. Growing up, I always wanted to see how far athletics could take me. Wrestling was something engrained into my family dynamic and soccer was embedded into the culture of my hometown. As I began the college application process, I thought I would have to choose one sport or the other, and I went with soccer. However, by my senior year I had only been contacted by a few schools and my dream of playing soccer at a high level was dwindling. It was at this point that Dave Amato and John Clark began to recruit me to wrestle at Brown. The thought of attending such a prestigious university had hardly crossed my mind and I was taken aback by the reality of the situation—I was going to be an Ivy League athlete. Even more poignantly, Mike Noonan offered me a chance to walk on the soccer team if I agreed to wrestle. The best of both worlds I always thought. I made a promise to myself freshmen year that if I made the soccer team, I would stay committed to both programs. I was able to walk on to the Brown Soccer program, and maintain my commitment to the wrestling program for the last four years, something I am truly proud of, and something I couldn’t have done without so much support. The reality of college athletics is not

it was that dream. It was being part of something special. Competing against Cornell and Lehigh wrestling. 5,000 silent UConn fans and 200 wild Brown ones, as we pulled a stunning upset in the 2011 NCAA tournament. Making two sets of friends that I will never forget. The Fairfield miracle, coming back from a 2-0 deficit in ten minutes. Saving the wrestling program. Going from a walk-on to All-Ivy. Winning an Ivy title, and appearing in back-to-back Sweet Sixteens. Brown Athletics gave me a chance to follow my dream. These have been four of the most incredible years of my life, as well as four of the most challenging— filled with more memories and emotions than I know what to do with. It has been the most incredible feeling to come into an environment where success was always doubted and to reach many of my goals with the people I have learned to care for. It has been the most amazing experience. And for that, I’d like to thank my family, coaches, the athletic staff, and my friends and teammates for helping me have such an amazing experience. My team’s success has opened many doors going forward and I will be using a final year of eligibility next year at Indiana playing soccer and starting my MBA, but my heart is always Bruno. I will never forget those of you who never gave up on me as an athlete and person. Thank you for it all. T.J. Popolizio ’12 was a four-year member of both Men’s Soccer and Wrestling.

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always glorious. The last four years have mostly been long days and lost weekends. It has been a constant struggle to live up to the promise I made to myself freshman year and at many times I questioned whether I could do it. I can remember threea-day practices and the academic struggles they caused. I remember a professor my freshman year telling me it was not possible. I remember picking up the phone with intentions of quitting. It was never easy and in those difficult transition periods— when one season was ending and another just beginning, my body wearied from weeks of training and matches— my dream seemed farfetched, childish, impossible even. Yet, at day’s end when I dropped back into bed, I would embrace the tiredness and the soreness, knowing that they were small acknowledgments of my dream’s fulfillment. However, sometimes

SOFTBALL

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Thompson Named Co-Ivy League Player of the Year Junior shortstop hit .477 this season.

PHOTOS COURTESY: DAVID SILVERMAN

For the first time since 1996, a member of Brown Softball was named the Ivy League Co-Player of the Year this spring. Stephanie Thompson ’13 posted some amazing offensive numbers—.477 AVG, 27 runs, 10 doubles, 9 home runs, 27 RBI—on her way to sharing the league’s top honor with Harvard’s Jane Alexander. “I was shocked because my whole life this type of award generally goes to a person on the team that won the conference title, so I didn’t even think of it as being a possibility,” said Thompson. “I was honored that they thought of me to share it.” Thompson’s performance in 2012 wasn’t just one of the best in the Ivy League, but in the nation as well. She ranked second in all of Division I in batting average (after leading the nation last year), she was the third toughest hitter to strikeout, and her on-base percentage of .571 was fifth-best. Thompson —who ranks in the top five all-time at Brown in home runs, batting average, runs, hits, doubles, and RBI—will lead a talented group of returners next year for Bruno. “I think it’s going to be a big year for us. We were knocking on the door all of last year and lost so many close games. We have a ton of talent returning and new coaches coming in…so I think we can come out strong. This group of girls works really hard and I can see that continuing next year.” A neuroscience concentrator, Thompson is spending her summer intern-

Thompson ranks in the top five all-time at Brown in home runs, batting average, runs, hits, doubles, and RBI. ing at a biopharmaceutical company called Intra-Cellular Therapies in New York. She is also rehabbing from patella tendon surgery, which she underwent after partially tearing the tendon during the season. Thompson is Brown’s fourth Ivy League Player of the Year and the first since Katie King ’97. -C.S.

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AQUATICS & FITNESS CENTER DEDICATION

Dedicated to Athletics state-of-the-art facility sends a clear message to alumni, parents, and current and future student-athletes that athletics are a priority at Brown University. Bruno will not only keep pace with its Ivy League competitors, but will set the bar for new facilities. The following two-page spread is an array of photos taken during the dedication ceremony.

PHOTOS COURTESY: PETER GOLDBERGER AND JACK DARMODY; JAGGER/BREWSTER

On May 25th, Brown University dedicated the new Nelson Fitness Center, Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center, David J. Zucconi â&#x20AC;&#x2122;55 Varsity Strength & Conditioning Center, the Fredric B. Garonzik â&#x20AC;&#x2122;64 Fitness Area, and the Ittleson Quadrangle. It was a historic day as the new Aquatics & Fitness Center completely changes the face of Brown Athletics. The

AQUATICS & FITNESS CENTER DEDICATION

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Did You Know That The Aquatics and Fitness Center • total project cost was $52 million • is 94,000 square feet and covers 7.5 acres • has the largest hybrid solar-powered electrical and heating system in the U.S.; the first ever at any university • is on target for LEED Silver certification • has a total occupancy of 1,800 The Nelson Fitness Center • has more than 4,000 square feet of dance and fitness class space spread over three rooms • has 10 locker rooms with 280 individual lockers • gives a new home to the cupola and clock tower that once sat atop Marvel Gymnasium The Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center • the pool is larger than a standard Olympic pool • the pool is lined with 1,000,000 tiles and holds 1,000,000 gallons of water • the pool is wakeless – a diver can hit the water at one end of the pool without creating a wave anywhere else • the pool is heated by solar panels on the roof • has a state-of-the-art scoreboard and sound system that can be used not only for meets, but also to show movies and music videos • can accommodate 400 spectators • will host its first Swimming & Diving Ivy Championship in the spring of 2013 The David J. Zucconi ’55 Strength Center • accommodates 37 varsity teams • was built with an indoor turf area for warm-ups, pushing sleds, and agility training • has 18 multifunctional weight racks and 8 pull-down and glute-ham machines • has over 400 pieces of floor equipment including 300 individual dumbbells The Garonzik Fitness Area • has 185 pieces of exercise equipment President Emerita Ruth Simmons—standing on the “floating” stage—addresses the crowd of more than 400 Brown supporters who attended the Aquatics and Fitness Center Dedication.

• almost all machines have individual touch screens that can receive cable TV and the internet • arched windows give maximum natural light to the 10,000 square feet of space The Ittleson Quadrangle • replaces a paved parking lot with a new green space • was designed without any barriers on the green to create an open, accident-free recreation space • connects the legacy facilities with the new building, creating a more unified complex

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Pam Clayson P’81 ’86 ’87 GP’12 and Tony Ittleson ’60 LhD’98 hon. P’89 ’90 pose poolside.

E.R. Ted Garcia and Jane Hoerig P’08 ’10 in one of the dance rooms.

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Anne Garonzik, President Emerita Ruth Simmons and David Garonzik.

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(L to R) Harold Bailey ’70 LHD’95 hon. P’99 ’03, Bernicestine McLeod Bailey ’68 P’99 ’03, Carmelo Eleutiza, Javette Pinkney Laremont ’80, Anita Spivey ’74, and Dean Dent ’74 P’09

David J. Zucconi ’55 Varsity Strength & Conditioning Center

Garonzik Fitness Area

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President Emerita Ruth Simmons with Jonathan Nelson ’77 P’07 ’09

(L to R) Kevin Mundt ’76 P’11, Dan O’Connell ’76, and Gloria O’Connell P’05 ’13

JACK HAYES

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In early April, Jack Hayes was named Brown’s new Director of Athletics. A MANWITH A

PLAN BBM: You are a couple months into the job, how are things going? Jack Hayes: The job has been everything I expected it to be. I am very excited to be a part of the Brown University community and to be leading the athletic program. I am looking forward to meeting the studentathletes as they return to campus and I am excited to get the athletic year underway. BBM: What are some of the immediate challenges people brought to you? JH: Many of the discussions that have taken place in the past two years regarding athletics have been about the funding for a 37-sport program. We must work diligently to generate the resources necessary to support an athletics program of this size. This is an immediate challenge and is of great importance.

BBM: What was it about Brown that convinced you to leave Hofstra after 8 years? JH: I saw the Brown job as having

tremendous potential because of the University’s reputation and tradition. I felt my experiences at a variety of institutions would be applicable to what this job would entail. I had not been involved in another job search the entire time I was at Hofstra and never thought about leaving until there was an opening at Brown.

raised considerably with its transition from the America East to the CAA. Within several years of making the move, a number of its teams were winning games in the NCAA Tournament and many programs were able to schedule games against nationallycompetitive opponents. It was an excellent move for Hofstra.

BBM: Hofstra moved from the America East BBM: Brown won’t be changing leagues, so to the Colonial Athletic Association before you how do we lift our program competitively? arrived. How did changing conferences affect JH: We must address everything—how the athletic department? we recruit, what our facilities look like, JH: Hofstra’s level of competitiveness was how we go about filling vacancies, how we Hayes sharing a laugh with head football coach Phil Estes.

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BBM: Can a department with 37 sports be competitive in each sport? Does priority have to play a role at some point? JH: We can be successful in all of them, but how success is defined may be different for some sports than for others. Prioritizing programs is the most realistic way to achieve department–wide success. I look forward to working with the coaches to identify ways in which we can advance each of our 37 sports. This business is about building on strengths and finding ways to get better.

He enters the job during a crucial point in Brown Athletics’ history. With the right vision and guidance, Bruno is poised to make a charge in the Ivy League and shake-up the perennial “big three.” The Brown Bear Magazine talked with Hayes about the challenges he faces in turning that potential into a reality.

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PHOTOS COURTESY: ASHLEY MCCABE (TOP); CRAIG SCHROEDER (BOTTOM)

communicate with alumni, how we interact with the local community. We must be familiar with the things our competitors are doing. We have sports that have demonstrated that Brown can be successful. We all can learn a great deal from the coaches of those programs. BBM: You have already hired Mike Martin ’04 to coach Men’s Basketball and Katie Flynn for the Softball opening. What makes them the best coaches for Brown? JH: Katie Flynn has been a Division I head coach for 18 years. She has compiled an overall record of 473-452 while coaching at three institutions. She led James Madison to its first NCAA Tournament appearance in 2009. She has also served on the NCAA Softball Championship Committee. She has the background, experience, and national recruiting ties we were looking for. Mike Martin was part of the winningest class at Brown. He knows Brown as a studentathlete, as a coach, and as a competitor. He played an instrumental role in helping to return Penn’s program to the top echelon of the Ivy League. He will be a tremendous representative of Brown University and an excellent mentor to our student-athletes.

Hayes with his predecessor Michael Goldberger. BBM: What do you expect from the coaches on your staff? JH: I expect all of our coaches to represent the University in a first class manner, to attract quality student-athletes that can help us be successful, and I expect them to address what the deficiencies are from the standpoint of letting me know how we can fix them and not use them a reason for why we don’t win. BBM: How important is the win-loss record? JH: Brown student-athletes come here having had very successful careers—both academically and athletically—at the high school level. They arrive with high expectations and they expect to win. They expect to have a very positive experience here and they will ultimately be the best spokespeople for our program after they graduate. It is our responsibility to provide them with the resources to be successful. We need to make sure that their experiences are positive and winning is an important part of that experience.

Hayes visits with a current football player at the 21st Annual BFA Golf Classic in August.

BBM: There are a number of facility upgrades happening right now. How important are those for Brown’s long-term success?

JH: The opening of the Nelson Fitness Center, Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center, David J. Zucconi ’55 Varsity Strength & Conditioning Center, Garonzik Fitness Area, and Ittleson Quadrangle has created excitement and momentum. We are close to completing field renovations at Stevenson Field and the Field Hockey Field. As future projects are discussed, I am hopeful that the impact of projects such as the Nelson Fitness Center will be recognized by the many constituents of Brown because facility enhancements are an integral part of longterm athletic success. Our first momentumbuilding facility has been completed and that’s why I am excited about the future facility initiatives. BBM: What’s your vision for Brown Athletics? JH: First, I need to meet as many people as I can and learn as much as possible about the culture of Brown University and the Athletic Department. We must expect to win and expect to be successful. We need to be aware that everything we do sends a message. So it is important to send the message that we will compete for Ivy League championships, and we will represent Brown University in a firstclass manner, academically and athletically.

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MEN’S CREW

Celebrating Success by Alex Fleming ’12

Impressive showings at the Eastern Sprints and IRA Championships awarded Brown Men’s Crew with the opportunity to race at Henley Royal Regatta. Late in June, Brown Men’s Crew embarked on a campaign to take on some of the worlds best at the prestigious Henley Royal Regatta in the UK. Competing at Henley allowed us to take our racing to the international stage, and also allowed our younger rowers/members to gain some valuable experience that will greatly benefit their racing ability in the years to come. We only send boats to race on the Thames when we achieve at a high level, and this year’s gold medal at the Eastern Sprints and two silver medals at the IRA National Championships were phenomenal results. Henley is an opportunity to celebrate that success and achieve even more. Brown entered in the Prince Albert Cup for college fours, the Temple Challenge Cup for college eights, and the Grand Challenge Cup – an open event that is most often only raced by elite college eights and national team boats. The head current and head wind was incredibly strong this year, leading to slower finish times and requiring a much greater level of endurance from racers than normal. After having success in the first round, our four was unfortunately defeated by the University of London’s top four, who ended up winning the event. After sending some fellow American crews home early and taking down both Nereus Rowing Club and the Russian Team from St. Petersburg University, the Junior Varsity faced the University of Washington National Championship Freshman boat in the grand final. The Huskies proved to be too strong as they moved off the start Family, friends, and current rowers together at Henley.

and fought off pushes from Brown through the middle of the race allowing them to take control of the race and secure the victory. The JV, made up mostly of younger athletes, has shown great promise for the future and it is great to know that they will be leading the team next season. The Varsity boat raced well and made it to the Grand Final where we faced a Californian Rowing Club boat comprised of Olympic trialists who didn’t make the cut. On paper they had us beat in weight and strength, so we knew we would have to put it all on the line if we wanted to take them down. After California took a length lead off the start, Brown held strong and walked back in, decreasing the margin to just two seats. We almost had them at a breaking point when the current kicked in for the last part of the race, allowing California to get the boost they needed to stay in front and finish with just over a length lead. Aside from racing, there were many other opportunities the team was able to enjoy. Athletes interested in going to grad school and competing in the esteemed Boat Race were able to tour Cambridge and Oxford Universities and gain a much better insight into the programs that are offered. Misha Joukowsky ’87 was generous enough to host an event at the Leander Club where all Brown rowers, coaches, alumni, family and friends were able to gather together to appreciate those who make opportunities like this possible. While the final results were not exactly what we had hoped for, they did not diminish the incredible experience we had and it was a great way for the Brown Crew family to celebrate a season that was successful in so many ways. Alex Fleming ’12 was a four-year member of Brown Men’s Crew and a captain both his junior and senior years.

PHOTOS COURTESY: JIM HOOPER (TOP); DAVID RICHARDSON P’12 ’14

ATHLETIC ALUMNI

1909 Baseball

Wendell Raymond 1909 was inducted into the Middlesex School Athletic Hall of Fame this past Spring. A member of the Brown Athletics Hall of Fame, Raymond is regarded as one of the great college catchers of all time.

1981

Men’s Swimming & Diving/ Water Polo

Russ Hertzberg ’81 moved up to his proper age group in the 2012 FINA World Masters Water Polo Championship, and played the physical/speed/attack style for the Kaos 50+ team. The team placed 6th. A highlight was taking the top Italian team into OT in the medal round qualification game. It proved to be too much to ask to beat the Italians in a one-goal game in Italy, with Italian refs. Hertzberg is on a schedule of road scrimmages in Calif., NYC, and Ukraine, with some swims and player/coaching when home in southwest Florida. He reminds water polo alum to get or stay fully prepared for the first Collegiate Alumni Water Polo Championship by USA Water Polo on Feb. 22-24, 2013, in Naples, Fla.

1985

Women’s Swimming & Diving Laura Reynolds ’85 coached her 50+ women’s water polo team to a gold medal at the 2012 FINA World Games held in Riccione, Italy in early June. She also played goalie for the team and was voted Most Valuable Player. Reynolds was the captain of the 1985 Brown Women’s Swim Team which will be inducted into the Brown Athletics Hall of Fame this November.

1986

Women’s Basketball

Ellen McClain ’86, Executive Vice President and COO of the New York Racing Association, was named one of 25 Influential Black Women in Business for 2012 by The Network Journal. “The experience of being on a team shaped me as a person and business leader,” McClain said. “I learned that I did not need to be a

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high-scoring star to have a meaningful role on the team. I learned to win with grace and lose with dignity. I learned how to be a leader and a role model.”

1990

Men’s Basketball

Congratulations to Bernard Muir ’90 who was named Director of Athletics at Stanford University in late July. Muir has worked in athletic administration for almost 25 years, most recently serving as the director of athletics at the University of Delaware. “I’m thrilled to be joining the Stanford community,” said Muir on the University’s website. “This is a wonderful opportunity for our family.”

1991

Field Hockey

Sarah Lamont Kocmond ’91, Project Manager at S’well Bottle, closed a deal to partner with USA Field Hockey as an official supplier. Ever grateful for a connection from Head Coach Jill Reeve, Sarah led the design and manufacture of a special bottle that was given to the Team just before departing for the Olympics. She admits, “being a former National Team hopeful, making it all the way to A team camp and tryouts, I know how hard these women worked to get to this level. Being able to work with the team is really a dream come true for me. It’s like a little part of me will be on the sidelines at the Olympics.”

2001

2003 Sailing

Congratulations to Alex Mehran ’03 who finished the Singlehanded TransPac race in 8 days, 12 hours, 21 minutes, and 5 seconds. He smashed the previous record—set in 1996—by nearly two-and-a-half days! “It feels great to take on a big goal and risk, put so much work in and have it pan out the way you wanted,” said Mehran. “Sailing has hundreds of different avenues to go down and [Brown sailors] should search for the one they find the most fulfillment in. I had very little idea what offshore short handed racing was while at Brown and now I have spent a good deal of my life after Brown pursuing it.”

2010

Men’s Ice Hockey

Aaron Volpatti ’10 re-signed a one-year contract with the NHL’s Vancouver Canucks in June. Volpatti’s 2011-12 season was cut short due to a shoulder injury, but he recorded a goal, 37 penalty minutes, and 61 hits in 23 games.

2011 Footbal

Kyle Newhall-Caballero ’11 signed a free agent contract with the Oakland Raiders on May 22nd. The 6-foot-3, 214-pound Newhall-Caballero was a two-time All-Ivy League selection during his collegiate career for the Bears.

Men’s Crew

Luke McGee ’01 coached the United States’ under-23 Men’s Eight that won the World Championship earlier this summer. His crew just beat out Germany for gold.

Football

Former Brown quarterback Kyle Rowley ’01 set an Arena Football League record when he threw 12 touchdown passes in late June. A member of the Spokane Shock, Rowley’s record-breaking performance came in a 9063 victory against the San Jose SaberCats. Rowley was 30-for-37 for 392 yards.

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Supporters to Brown Athletics with gifts of $5,000–$24,999 during the 2012 fiscal year (July 1, 2011-June 30, 2012). Class of 1981 David S. Loeb Charles P. Meister Susan E. Berry and Brian T. Moynihan P’14 Christopher R. Weir Class of 1982 Elisabeth Young Harris and David C. Harris ’80 P’10 P’13 R. Jed McCarthy Nina Bogosian Quigley and Matthew W. Quigley ’80 Barry S. Sternlicht and Miriam K. Reichert-Sternlicht ’83 Class of 1983 Scott R. Diehl Pamela J. Keld Craig J. Linden and Asami Ishimaru Ian H. Maxtone-Graham Marianne Chelovich Quoyeser and Joe P. Quoyeser P’15 Miriam K. Reichert-Sternlicht and Barry S. Sternlicht ’82 Carmen Garcia Rodriguez and Carlos A. Rodriguez P’14 Timothy J. White Class of 1984 James L. Coughlan and Mary Breckheimer Coughlan P’14 MaryEllen Milmoe Girgenti and Christopher E. Girgenti ’85 Paul F. McCarthy and Alexis Egan McCarthy ’85 Paula Murray McNamara and Kevin J. McNamara Leslie J. Rechan and Meredithe B. Rechan Class of 1985 Peter T. Cirenza Christopher E. Girgenti and MaryEllen Milmoe Girgenti ’84 Greg W. Hausler Michael E. Marrus Alexis Egan McCarthy and Paul F. McCarthy ’84 Lisa Benenson Quattrocchi and Joseph A. Quattrocchi P’15 Class of 1986 Scott E. Anderson and Susan K. Campbell ’87 Andrew J. Bisset Gerald A. Donini and Lisa Donini Scott C. Ganeles John D. McEvoy Class of 1987 Susan K. Campbell and Scott E. Anderson ’86 Diana Edensword Conway A. Nancy Donohue and Diane M. Elam AM’84 PhD’88 Thomas S. Dugan Kristen Simmons Murray and Todd A. Murray

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Supporters to Brown Athletics with gifts of $1,000–$4,999 during the 2012 fiscal year (July 1, 2011-June 30, 2012). Class of 1942 George B. Bullock Jr. Class of 1943 William M. Kaiser Jr. Class of 1945 Richard N. Silverman and Sandra K. Silverman Class of 1946 Edward N. Clarke PhD’51 and Vivian Bergquist Clarke ’49 Class of 1948 Dana G. Leavitt Class of 1949 Mars J. Bishop and Prudence Bishop GP’05 Vivian Bergquist Clarke and Edward N. Clarke ’46 PhD’51 Anthony Davids William K. Flanagan Jr. Class of 1950 D. Paul Rittmaster P’87 P’89 Class of 1951 Parker D. Handy L. Donald Jaffin and Sue B. Jaffin P’83 P’84 P’88 Class of 1952 Arlene E. Gorton William D. Rogers P’80 P’87 Noel L. Silverman P’88 Howard B. Wiener P’77 Class of 1953 Angus L. MacLean Jr. Joseph L. Tauro LLD’98 P’84 Class of 1954 Ronald J. Abdow P’81 P’83 Paul G. Benedum Jr. Kenneth J. Kessaris Walter G. Stern P’91 Arthur W. Vietze Jr. Class of 1955 Robert E. Borah P’88 P’92 Richard J. DePatie Michael J. Drabb Stuart P. Erwin Jr. P’87 Artemis A. Joukowsky Jr. LLD’85 and Martha Sharp Joukowsky ’58 LHD’85 P’87 GP’13 GP’14 Anne Murphy O’Brien and John D. O’Brien P’82 P’85 P’92 John A. Summerfield and Carole Summerfield Class of 1956 Kenneth C. Morley P’85 GP’13 Roger N. Singer Class of 1957 Thaddeus S. Newell III William W. Van Loan Class of 1958 Terry Franc III P’94 James R. Moody ScM’65 P’97 Louis A. Sgarzi Michael E. Strem P’97

Class of 1959 A. Robert Bellows P’90 H. Corbin Day Peter Gray John G. Halliday William L. Kantaros P’87 AM’94 P’88 Robert E. Kresko and Dorotha N. Kresko Peter A. Mackie Michael M. Peters Jackson D. Waterbury II GP’15 Class of 1960 Bernard V. Buonanno, Jr. ’60 P’88 P’92 P’96 H. Anthony Ittleson LHD’98 P’89 P’90 Charles L. Olobri Class of 1961 A. William Bertsch Jr. and Sandra Kinder Bertsch ’63 P’88 Class of 1962 Mary Wuskell Dyer and Joseph P. Dyer Jr. Michael D. Goldfield P’93 Peggy Snyder Hinman and Harvey D. Hinman II P’87 P’90 Class of 1963 Eugene F. Barth Sandra Kinder Bertsch and A. William Bertsch Jr. ’61 P’88 John W. Kaufmann and Katherine S. Kaufmann Gail Caslowitz Levine and William A. Levine ’64 P’88 P’91 Bruce R. McIntyre James G. Valeo P’91 MAT’92 P’94 William J. Zisson and Nancy Steinhaus Zisson ’65 P’91 Class of 1964 John M. Dunham and Susan Tinnon Dunham ’65 David J. Farley and Patricia W. Farley ’01 Zurab S. Kobiashvili William A. Levine and Gail Caslowitz Levine ’63 P’88 P’91 Manuel E. Menezes Margaret Cox Moser and G. Dewey Moser P’90 Jackson W. Robinson P’89 Richard J. Talbot Class of 1965 Stanley J. Bernstein P’02 P’09 Nancy L. Buc LLD’94 Charles L. Donahue Jr. and Nancy T. Donahue Susan Tinnon Dunham and John M. Dunham ’64 Richard W. Holt Richard M. Rieser Jr. P’95 Robert G. Taylor Allan T. Walsh Nancy Steinhaus Zisson and William J. Zisson ’63 P’91 Class of 1966 Anonymous

Vincent J. Buonanno and Kathleen E. Barry and John Magladery Linda Smith Buonanno ’67 P’95 Robert W. Pangia Ronald J. DelSignore P’92 P’99 Michael S. Powers Peter W. Keegan and Stephan S. Russo and Jane Carpenter Keegan P’12 Susan J. Souder P’11 Robert R. Skinner Jane P. Seigler and Paul S. Schopf ’71 ScM’73 Class of 1967 Herschel N. Bird P’97 Class of 1974 Linda Smith Buonanno and Robert S. Condon Vincent J. Buonanno ’66 P’95 Steven P. Kalter James W. Daniels Charles D. Tansey Robert A. Far Donna Erickson Williamson and Stephen B. Hazard Scott H. Williamson Michael J. Hutter and Class of 1975 Kathleen M. Hutter Kevin B. Connolly and Paula Allemang Turner and Mary G. Connolly P’02 P’03 P’07 William D. Turner Jerome P. Gilligan and Harold B. Wilder III Patricia St. Germain Gilligan P’09 Class of 1968 David P. Given Robert H. Cooper Charles L. Glerum and Arthur DiMartino P’02 Elizabeth B. Burnett ’76 P’10 Richard S. Landau Robert E. Kupsaw Robin Newsome Wittusen and Lisa Krop Pantel and Dag F. Wittusen P’98 Glenn S. Pantel P’10 Class of 1969 Class of 1976 Leslie D. Corwin James E. Berliner and Bruce W. Pierstorff and Diane Giles Berliner ’77 P’09 Carol Armitage Pierstorff ’70 Elizabeth B. Burnett and Barbara Davies Santa Barbara and Charles L. Glerum ’75 P’10 Anthony A. Santa Barbara P’05 Frederick S. Fish MD’79 and Anne Neely Seeley and Lisa Humphrey Fish ’77 MD’81 P’12 Morgan B. Seeley Charisse Stauffer Hiigel L. James Walker Jr. ScM’75 and Robert C. Lang Alicia P. Walker Stephen J. Meister and Dervilla M. McCann Class of 1970 Westley V. Thompson Richard S. Aldrich Jr. David J. Cynamon P’01 Class of 1977 Robert S. Davidson Jr. Diane Giles Berliner and Carol Armitage Pierstorff and James E. Berliner ’76 P’09 Bruce W. Pierstorff ’69 J. Scott Coburn and Eileen King Coburn P’14 Class of 1971 Judith Pollard Danforth and Robert V. Gilbane and Murray S. Danforth III P’06 Sara B. Gilbane P’02 P’05 Lisa Humphrey Fish MD’81 and Marcia L. Hoffer P’08 Frederick S. Fish ’76 MD’79 P’12 Nicholas P. Lampshire Paula E. Maguire Cyrus L. Miller Gerald L. Massa Peter S. Rush Scott A. Nelson Paul S. Schopf ScM’73 and Cynthia Mock Reusché Jane P. Seigler ’73 Henry D. Sharpe III and Class of 1972 Julia Randall Sharpe P’13 Anonymous Class of 1978 Stephen M. Bacon Nancy Brisson Goracy and Arnold L. Berman Edward R. Goracy P’06 P’09 Joseph B. Doherty Jr. ScMIMEE’10 Arthur R. Dresdale James R. Love P’08 Justin D. Mahon Jr. Leslie J. Rohrer and William J. Roland II John W. Tavormina P’12 Sarah Lloyd Wolf and Charles B. Wolf Thomas R. Turnbull II Class of 1973 Edward Von Gerichten III and Eric Buermann Carmen L. Duarte P’13 Arthur Corvese Jr. Class of 1979 Peter H. de Lisser and Martha Starkweather Altreuter Melissa DeLeo de Lisser P’13 P’15 and Roger W. Altreuter P’14 James H. Hahn and Dana C. Hahn P’05 Brown Bear Magazine 23

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Supporters to Brown Athletics with gifts of $1,000–$4,999 during the 2012 fiscal year (July 1, 2011-June 30, 2012). Benjamin J. Arno Alon A. Garay and Patricia Walsh Garay Neil M. Goodman Lois C. Greisman Neil J. Jacob Judith Schaubhut Siegel and Gary W. Siegel Class of 1980 Steven L. Burkett Christopher M. Byrd Michael J. Kachmer and Lori Landers Kachmer P’13 Jonathan E. Resnick Class of 1981 Anthony V. Alfieri and Ellen B. Grant P’15 Steven A. Bensson MD’84 and Jean M. Siddall-Bensson P’12 Marlene DeMaio Howard B. Fife and Jill Winer Fife P’14 Marion Abrams Golin and Eric J. Golin ScM’85 PhD’91 P’13 Jeffrey L. Hacker Jennifer Okun Harper and Stephen J. Harper ’82 P’11 Angelo C. LoBosco and Laura M. Bello Hiram M. Samel Class of 1982 Steven M. Bowman Eric R. Cohen and Betsy Hamburger Cohen P’11 P’14 Stephen J. Harper and Jennifer Okun Harper ’81 P’11 Timothy R. Hearn Elizabeth Birkelund Oberbeck and Christian L. Oberbeck P’12 Kenan A. Siegel Class of 1983 Andrea Terzi Baum and David M. Baum P’15 Tracey Dickerman Bilski and Mark A. Bilski P’14 Patrick A. Dillon Joan MacLeod Heminway and Merrit A. Heminway Hambleton D. Lord and Michelle Grigas Lord P’14 Ronald F. Milardo Lauren V. Levine and James D. Spound P’12 Peter M. Voss and Franky Butler Voss P’15 Class of 1984 Susan Woodring Ahrens Pamela Mauck Albright and Richard C. Albright P’14 Torrey N. Foster Jr. Fern Mandelbaum Dorosin Patricia Nawrocki Murphy and Patrick M. Murphy ’88 Jeff T. Nikora and Janice Butler Nikora ’85 Paul B. Oberbeck and Abby Glushien Oberbeck P’14

Elaine Palmer Rankowitz Cameron J. Sears Jonathan M. Strain Class of 1985 Anonymous Jennifer Meagher Convery Michael S. Mc Guire Janice Butler Nikora and Jeff T. Nikora ’84 Christopher W. Strausser and Lisa Schatz Strausser P’12 P’15 Jeffrey A. Turi Class of 1986 Claudia Sachsse Barr and William C. Barr P’15 Miriam Mackay Bartimer Emilio Botin O’Shea and Elisabeth d’Ornano P’14 Lisa M. Caputo Morris David L. Chaiken Thomas J. Cole Jr. Douglas K. Frankel Christopher J. Good Robert M. Harrington and Lisa Gallone Harrington P’13 Darren M. Muller and Kecia Boufides Muller ’87 Ann Dowgin Reilly and Joseph G. Reilly ’87 Catherine Beermann Sullivan MD’89 and Raymond J. Sullivan Scott M. Sullivan and Jill Goldsmith Sullivan ’89 Michael G. Waitkus Class of 1987 Richard W. Collett Martin G. Edwards and Lori Ann Edwards Bruce D. Gardner Jarl Ginsberg James E. Gjerset Alexander N. Guira and Anick Guira Alexes Hazen MD’96 Blair E. Hendrix and Jacqueline Hendrix Kathryn J. Kostic Kecia Boufides Muller and Darren M. Muller ’86 Reed E. Overby Sue Porter Mark A. Rechan Joseph G. Reilly and Ann Dowgin Reilly ’86 Lauren Becker Rubin John L. So and Grace W. Yue So ’88 Class of 1988 James E. Anderson and Karen Urbaniak Anderson Kazimir W. Bilinski and Bridget L. Bilinski Louise M. Gillis Douglas N. Greenburg Robert F. Hill Jr. Hilary Boshes Hoffmeister and

Perry C. Hoffmeister John S. Koltun John Koudounis Ginny Tom Lee Gerard A. Lumkong Patrick M. Murphy and Patricia Nawrocki Murphy ’84 Jeanne M. Oliva MD’94 Matthew H. Parker Laura Loewen Patton and Edward B. Patton Jon D. Pliner and Emma Pliner Gregory C. Starkins Lauren E. Westreich Phoebe A. Wilkinson Grace W. Yue So and John L. So ’87 Class of 1989 Christopher G. Gooley Matthew L. McCumber David C. McLaughlin Lance Minor Aimee R. Montague D. Mark Murphy Amanda Lehrer Nash and Lewis R. Nash Curt Sigfstead and Lara K. Witter ’92 Jill Goldsmith Sullivan and Scott M. Sullivan ’86 Cayley M. Torgeson Douglas M. Tudor Kurt C. Wulfekuhler Class of 1990 Sean O. Bosack and Carole Bosack Chad B. Fischer Ned Gibbons David F. Herbstman Arthur F. Jackson Kathy Silva Kichula and John R. Kichula ’91 Sean T. Kirk Bernard M. Muir P. Richard Tuohey Jr. Aaron J. Velli Class of 1991 Malcolm P. Baker and Christina Wood Baker ’92 William F. Balsham and Elizabeth C. Burr ’92 Paul S. Beinstein Alexander W. Casdin The late Justin M. Ferrari Hugh K. Foster Chanley M. Small and Michael J. Gannon Michael T. Geroux Wayne T. Jervis III John R. Kichula and Kathy Silva Kichula ’90 Sarah Lamont Kocmond and Jonathan H. Kocmond Daniel A. Levine Jennifer Gaffney Oken Charles B. Parsons Richard R. Patton Daniel D. Rubinstein and

Abigail Rieser Rubinstein ’95 Class of 1992 Jonathan D. Abbey Christina Wood Baker and Malcolm P. Baker ’91 Jeffrey J. Bergholt and Leslie D. Bergholt Elizabeth C. Burr and William F. Balsham ’91 Brian Byrne Thomas H. Condon Andrew C. Curtis Victoria G. Reyes-D’Arcy MD’96 and Christopher A. D’Arcy MD’96 Matthew T. DeSutter and Donna Paglia William G. Hamilton and Susan Hamilton Richard R. Lloyd William J. O’Brien Ronald T. Pullie John M. Sheehan and Maggie Sheehan Derrek W. White Lara K. Witter and Curt Sigfstead ’89 Class of 1993 Damien M. Benjamin MD’97 Sonya M. Coleman Jason A. DiLullo Sean D. Gjos Aleks A. Kins Oliver A. Marti Brian D. Monnin Amy K. Weimer and Kevin T. Newman Christopher D. Tokarski Class of 1994 Jennifer Shaw Finch and Geoffrey C. Finch Clare Davidson Flynn and Timothy J. Flynn Mileidis Gort and Jeffrey J. Bloomquist ’96 Scott C. Hensel Jr. Peter Kahn Nils H. Pohlmann James C. Stanzler Class of 1995 Easton T. Manson and Nedra M. Manson P’13 James J. Nicholas Abigail Rieser Rubinstein and Daniel D. Rubinstein ’91 Martha D. Cavanaugh and Edward J. Vilandrie Jr. Roberta Forbes Warren and Michael J. Warren Kristian M. Whalen and Laura Whipple Whalen ’96 David H. Woo Class of 1996 Jeffrey J. Bloomquist and Mileidis Gort ’94 Alana Bozelko Choquette and Paul J. Choquette III ’97 Alexandra B. Gordon Laura Whipple Whalen and

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Supporters to Brown Athletics with gifts of $1,000–$4,999 during the 2012 fiscal year (July 1, 2011-June 30, 2012). Kristian M. Whalen ’95 Class of 1997 James E. Besser and Jenny Ekberg Besser ’99 Paul J. Choquette III and Alana Bozelko Choquette ’96 Brett M. Frood and Robin B. Frood Susan Hsia Lew and Canyon J. Lew Class of 1999 Jenny Ekberg Besser and James E. Besser ’97 Sean J. Morey and Cara Gardner Morey ’01 Chiara P. Visconti di Modrone Michael P. Wall and Minette M. Loula ’00 Class of 2000 James P. Harris ScM’01 Douglas M. Humphrey Allen C. Lee Minette M. Loula and Michael P. Wall ’99 Zachary D. McDonald Amber Boldra Paquette and Anthony P. Paquette Heather Leichman Storms Theo H. Van Der Zee Class of 2001 Anonymous Patricia W. Farley and David J. Farley ’64 Elisabeth Cozzens Guthrie C. Tomson Huang Cara Gardner Morey and Sean J. Morey ’99 James S. Sinai Class of 2002 Anonymous Uwadiae J. Airhiavbere and Precious O. Airhiavbere Danielle Schwartz Craighead and Michael Craighead Jamie Olson McKee and Derek L. McKee Corrente A. Schankler Class of 2003 Jessie M. Cooper AM’04 Ryan P. Devlin and Elizabeth Buza Devlin ’04 Matthew D. Ivester Alexander R. Mehran Jr. Class of 2004 Nicolas A. Ciarcia Sarah S. Crowley Konstandina E. Zorzos and Pascal Denis Elizabeth Buza Devlin and Ryan P. Devlin ’03 Jayne D. Finst Andrew P. Sheets Charles Towers Shirley Wu Class of 2005 Alexander K. Bowman

Michael T. Pozar ScM’06 Paul J. Vandenberg Craig M. Young Class of 2006 Michael P. Culhane Craig K. Fountain Elizabeth G. Greenberg Debra H. Greenspan Class of 2007 Daisy N. Ames Stephen P. Bernardi Tyler A. Gaffney Daniel L. Goldberg Stacy L. Gugliotta Shawn-Elyse K. Tulac Class of 2008 Alexander D. Pinkham ScM’09 Class of 2009 Tobias S. Cohen Charlotte K. Steel Class of 2010 Chirona R. Silverstein ScM’11 Class of 2014 Anonymous Parents Anonymous Trish M. Brown and Charles C. Abbe P’13 Abby Adams P’08 Marie and John Anderson Jr. P’11 Kathleen and Richard Beatty P’12 Mary and James Bonomo P’14 Camille and William Broadbent P’04 Greta P. Brown P’80 Roseanne and John Brown Jr. P’12 Ella and Patrick Chen P’15 Junghee and Kyungho Cho P’15 Ki and Kwang Chung P’06 Sara and James Clarke P’14 Susan and Philip Cohen P’09 Cynthia and Atwood Collins III P’97 P’01 Pamela and James Conner P’15 Madeline and Stephen Connor P’14 Carolyn C. Coukos P’90 P’92 Sheila and Christopher Crerend P’15 Theresa and Joe Cruz P’13 Joann M. Langham and Harvey Dann P’03 P’12 Judith M. Brass and Etienne H. Deffarges P’13 Carol Degidio P’06 Mary and Alan DePeters P’13 Beverly and Sean Devereux P’14 Elizabeth and James DiBiase P’12 Mary and Daniel DiBona Jr. P’15 Cathleen and Anthony DiGioia P’09 Felicia and Charles East P’12 Carmen and David Epstein P’13 Jeanne and Frank Fischer P’98 Robert J. Flynn P’08 Sylvia and Robert Fox P’13 Anne Brafford Fritz P’06 Patty and Paul Gannon P’15

Barbara and Ben Giliberti P’10 Lydia and Kirk Rogers P’14 April A. Sakara-Gilley and Nancy and Richard Russell P’99 Mike T. Gilley P’14 Linda and Richard Ryu P’12 Charlotte Goodwin P’83 GP’14 Shelah and Burton Scherl P’87 P’89 Toni and Jean Goutal P’12 P’12 Gloria J. Baciewicz and Amy B. Slater and Eugene J. Schneider P’06 Garrett P. Gruener P’11 Ann E. Argabright and Lynne and Lawrence Harding P’15 Thomas A. Seclow P’15 Katherine and Robin Harrison P’13 P’15 Diane and Robert Sherman Jr. P’13 Diane Lipscombe and Wendy and William St. Laurent P’15 Edward Hawrot P’14 Colleen and William Stanton P’15 Laura Burgstahler Holter P’13 Aleece and Brian Strachan P’15 Elizabeth and Timothy Hosea P’01 P’09 Judith and Marinos Stylianou P’15 Julia and John Howard P’14 Laurie S. Swett P’01 P’06 Deanna and Abraham Hsieh P’15 Elizabeth and Robert Swindell P’15 Lynn and Steven Hurster P’14 Cheryl and Robert Tomlinson P’15 Susan and Michael Hutsell P’12 Michele and John Turley P’12 Renee and Edward Ingham P’14 Brenda and Shailla and Karim Jethani P’13 Edward Valenti P’98 PMD’13 Ann and Kevin Kerr P’15 Kyle and Joel Van Boom P’14 Margaret and Joseph Kieffer P’12 Debra A. Stegura and Martha and Thomas King III P’13 Lawrence H. Vanden Bos P’15 Monica and Ralph Kohnen P’12 Dianne and John Walthall P’13 Hillary R. Mankin-Kufe and Mary Hediger and Donald W. Kufe P’06 P’08 George E. Weaver P’02 Alma and William Kurtz GP’08 GP’08 Ellen and Kenneth Weber P’15 Mary and Mark Landry P’12 Yvonne and Loredana C. Grandis and Arnold-Peter Weiss P’11 P’15 P’15 Thomas J. Libassi P’13 Shirley L. Zanton and Margaret and Thomas Lord P’15 Michael P. Whalen P’15 Lisa and John Lorito P’15 Virginia and Richard Whelan P’04 Leslie and Richard Lyman P’15 Robin M. O’Reilly and Ruth and Bert Mandelbaum P’15 Michael H. Whitehill P’14 Joseph M. Marcus P’08 Serena and Fred Whitridge P’13 Janet and Rodger Marticke P’06 Patricia and Jeffrey Williams P’03 Miriam and James McCrea III P’02 Lucy and Keye Wong P’13 Lesa and Bart McDonald P’14 Julie and Peter Wyman P’12 Jane and Kevin McGilloway P’12 Friends Margaret and Edwin McGlynn P’15 JoAnne Albanesi Sabrina Plante and Mark McGurrin P’15 Haley Hicks and Ryan Anderson Juliet and Robert McNamara P’14 AOH Foundation Rochelle and Dennis Meyer P’13 Carol and John Ball Loretta and Paul Meyer P’11 Austin Chen Catherine and Iain Mickle P’13 Armand Ferrucci Barbara J. Ryan and Phillip A. Kattchee James F. Muldoon P’10 Joshua Meyers Batsheva and Ronald Ostrow P’95 P’99 Thomas Mitchell Julie T. Taylor Pantziris and Nelligan Sports Marketing, Inc. Spiros S. Pantziris P’15 Katherine and John Norris Helen and Edward Pardoe P’13 PVH Memorial Fund Julia H. Perlman P’90 P’92 P’94 P’98 David Schwarz Sharon and Philip Pierce II P’14 Mary and Jerry Senne Anna and Marcel Pintea P’12 Sidney E. Frank Foundation Sara and Robert Reichley P’77 Ruth J. Simmons LHD’12 Michele and James Reilly P’15 Georges C. St. Laurent Jr. Bonnie and Thomas Reilly Jr. P’94 Joan W. Taylor Tierney and Richard Remick P’13 Stanley Zimmering Linda H. Bearinger and Michael D. Resnick P’12 Bettina D. Rey and Elmer C. Rieckhoff II P’14 Carol and Frank Robertson P’13 Regina and Jeff Robertson P’14 Donna DiCenzo and Robert L. Robles P’15 Brown Bear Magazine 25

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Supporters to Brown Athletics with gifts in each of the last four fiscal years beginning July 1, 2008 and ending June 30, 2012. Class of 1936

H. Gerard Everall P’69 Class of 1939

Charles J. Heims John M. Volkhardt Class of 1941

C. Harrison Meyer Helen Tasman Tourigney Class of 1942

Stephen W. Pournaras Class of 1943

William M. Kaiser Jr. Robert G. Leadbetter Walter J. Mc Lellan Class of 1944

Hope Richards Brothers P’70 Sherman A. Gates Class of 1945

Frank S. Arnold P’74 Charles H. Daly Daniel Fairchild ScM’48 and Joyce Wetherald Fairchild ’47 GP’02 GP’05 A. Peter Quinn Jr. Richard N. Silverman and Sandra K. Silverman Class of 1946

Edward N. Clarke PhD’51 and Vivian Bergquist Clarke ’49 Harold W. Demopulos P’90 P’94 Paul L. Ryan William H. Stone Class of 1947

Joyce Wetherald Fairchild and Daniel Fairchild ’45 ScM’48 GP’02 GP’05 Milton F. Wines Class of 1948

James F. Bartley John R. Decker William E. Eastham Albert S. Feldman R. Gordon McGovern Jeannette Jones Pollard and William A. Pollard ’50 P’77 P’81 P’85 GP’06 GP’08 GP’08 GP’13 Lewis A. Shaw and Carol R. Shaw Austin B. Thompson Jr. P’75 GP’01 GP’04 Class of 1949

Paul C. Abramson P’81 P’84 GP’13 Donald F. Alden Mars J. Bishop and Prudence Bishop GP’05 Lloyd S. Broomhead Vivian Bergquist Clarke and Edward N. Clarke ’46 PhD’51 Anthony Davids Wendell G. Harris Robert B. Shea and Mary Shea Frederick H. Wilson Jr. Class of 1950

Richard E. Arnold P’74 Joseph E. Baclawski Robert H. Breslin Jr. P’80 Anthony J. Combias and Marie J. Combias Norman Ebenstein and Shirley Gorlick Ebenstein ’51 MAT’68 P’75 Philbin S. Flanagan Laurence N. Gross P’89

Lacy B. Herrmann and Elizabeth Herrmann P’82 Raymond M. Kako P’90 Joseph Kenney Jr. Carl R. Lalumia John B. Leeming P’81 P’86 GP’15 Donald B. McLellan and Jeane S. McLellan P’74 Walter F. Paster Oliver L. Patrell William A. Pollard and Jeannette Jones Pollard ’48 P’77 P’81 P’85 GP’06 GP’08 GP’08 GP’13 D. Paul Rittmaster P’87 P’89 Donald C. Shaffer Class of 1951

Robert M. Barlow and Laura Shatto Barlow ’53 P’78 P’81 Alexander J. Cox David M. Curry Shirley Gorlick Ebenstein MAT’68 and Norman Ebenstein ’50 P’75 Richard M. Gibney Parker D. Handy L. Donald Jaffin and Sue B. Jaffin P’83 P’84 P’88 Frank S. Most Edward T. Richards Jr. Mordecai K. Rosenfeld P’89 Stephen T. Smith Hugh A. Stein James M. Sutherland Jr. Lewis A. Waterman Jr. and Patricia Estes Waterman ’53 Donald F. Whiston Class of 1952

Martin J. Badoian P’89 Davies W. Bisset Jr. P’85 P’86 P’88 Glenn N. Bower and Suzanne Griffiths Bower ’53 P’77 P’79 P’83 P’87 Arthur L. Collard Thomas P. Dimeo and Sandy Dimeo P’83 Arlene E. Gorton John Grainger Benedict M. Kohl P’83 Frederic S. Kramer P’85 P’88 Thomas J. Landry P’87 Robert S. MacConnell Robert J. Maley Russell A. Preble Jr. William D. Rogers P’80 P’87 Noel L. Silverman P’88 Robert L. Smart Donald Stehle P’81 Robert J. Wheeler Class of 1953

John A. Andersen and Virginia C. Andersen P’79 P’82 Laura Shatto Barlow and Robert M. Barlow ’51 P’78 P’81 Suzanne Griffiths Bower and Glenn N. Bower ’52 P’77 P’79 P’83 P’87 Frank P. Di Biase Kenneth G. Knowles and Sally Knowles Angus L. MacLean Jr. Walter L. Molineux Jr. William V. Polleys III P’85 Henry Stern Ralph G. Stoddard and

Anne Dermer Stoddard ’54 P’78 P’85 P’87 Yvonne Davies Tropp Patricia Estes Waterman and Lewis A. Waterman Jr. ’51 Class of 1954

Jean Schupbach Bidwell E. Aubrey Doyle P’79 P’81 P’81 The late Edward Giberti Sanford L. Hollander P’81 P’89 Kenneth J. Kessaris Kenneth M. Moffat and Barbara A. Moffat Ludwig W. Murgo William F. Peace Thomas H. Simon Norman A. Sprinthall AM’59 Walter G. Stern P’91 Anne Dermer Stoddard and Ralph G. Stoddard ’53 P’78 P’85 P’87 Arthur W. Vietze Jr. Class of 1955

Charles A. Asselin and Susan Lamscha Asselin ’57 Robert A. Barron and Selena Winicour Barron ’57 Francis A. Brooks Jr. MAT’65 P’83 Richard J. DePatie Nancy Tobin Dorer and John Dorer P’81 P’84 Stephen R. Ehrlich and Mary Ann Ehrlich P’85 Stuart P. Erwin Jr. P’87 Morton Gilstein David W. Halvorsen MAT’66 Socrates H. Mihalakos Anne Murphy O’Brien and John D. O’Brien P’82 P’85 P’92 Gordon E. Perry P’88 P’92 GP’10 William T. Prifty Geoffrey H. Spranger MAT’67 John T. Strong Jr. Irving M. Valkys Class of 1956

James T. Berrier P’85 Joel Davis P’82 P’85 P’89 GP’13 Joseph B. Donahue David R. Durfee and Sandra Sundquist Durfee ’57 George W. Easton and Anne Browne Easton ’58 Noel M. Field Jr. P’87 Marjorie Jenckes Fleischmann Ronald E. Foster Margaret Devoe Gidley Robert M. Hetterly P’89 Seymour G. Karnes James B. Lohr P’79 Bruce W. Lovell James P. McGuinness Kenneth C. Morley P’85 GP’13 Mary I. Pett Robert W. Read David M. Rosenbaum P’91 Carl H. Seligson Roger N. Singer Barry L. Sloane Richard A. Strickland Marvin L. Wilenzik P’89 P’91 P’96 David S. Willis Frank R. Yanni

Class of 1957

Susan Lamscha Asselin and Charles A. Asselin ’55 Elizabeth Reiss Baecher Richard C. Barker LHD’09 P’03 P’05 Selena Winicour Barron and Robert A. Barron ’55 Paul P. Brown John R. Chandler Jr. P’89 Robert A. Cowan P’82 P’89 P’92 GP’14 George B. Delaney Jr. P’87 P’87 William M. Denny Jr. P’89 Sandra Sundquist Durfee and David R. Durfee ’56 Peter H. Fake P’89 Elliot J. Ganz Jack E. Giddings James A. Goldsmith III Robert K. Hitt Paul R. Karan Lewis A. Kay P’82 P’85 Mark K. Kessler John K. Lyden Matthew C. Maloney and Ellen Eisha Maloney ’59 P’88 John F. McDaniels and Louise Cox McDaniels ’60 P’82 P’92 Thaddeus S. Newell III George A. Pliakas William A. Pond Allen G. Powning P’84 P’88 George M. Rollinson Alan R. Shalita Joseph S. Shapiro P’87 Marilyn Mapes Yeutter and Bruce D. Yeutter P’83 P’94 Class of 1958

James G. Alaimo Charles F. Batchelder Richard F. Carolan P’84 P’90 P’95 GP’11 William F. Carroll MAT’65 P’80 John E. Coffin Jr. William E. Corrigan Jr. The late Lawrence R. Delhagen P’87 MD’92 Lenore Donofrio DeLucia AM’61 PhD’63 and Clement A. DeLucia ’63 P’88 Marie Clemens Demchak Joseph H. Des Roches Stan Dobson P’87 Anne Browne Easton and George W. Easton ’56 Dennis J. Fish Henry J. Flynn Jr. Terry Franc III P’94 Paul H. Johnson and Gwendolyn D. Johnson P’87 William F. Johnston P’86 Martha Sharp Joukowsky LHD’85 and Artemis A. Joukowsky Jr. ’55 LLD’85 P’87 GP’13 GP’14 Susan Adler Kaplan MAT’65 Maxwell R. McCreery P’87 P’89 Ludlow Miller P’95 Jane Bertram Miluski and Joseph J. Miluski P’81 James R. Moody ScM’65 P’97 William G. Nicholson P’88 James J. Noonan Hugh W. Pearson George H. Perry Jr. Priscilla Kingston Rollins

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Supporters to Brown Athletics with gifts in each of the last four fiscal years beginning July 1, 2008 and ending June 30, 2012. Alan S. Rosenberg Arnold M. Rothstein and Arden Aibel Rothstein P’10 GP’13 Joseph A. Santangini Michael E. Strem P’97 Frank D. Young III P’85 Class of 1959

Kenneth N. Baker Michael F. Bergan Richard A. Cleary P’91 H. Corbin Day Frank H. Finney Jr. Peter Gray John G. Halliday William B. Hayes P’87 P’89 William L. Kantaros P’87 AM’94 P’88 Francis W. Kennedy Jr. Peter A. Mackie Ellen Eisha Maloney and Matthew C. Maloney ’57 P’88 James M. McMorris David M. Merchant P’82 David L. Morton P’90 P’92 P’99 Michael M. Peters Robert F. Pyper Carroll Trainor Stein and Robert D. Stein P’93 P’98 James Steiner Tom Sullivan P’86 P’88 George W. Ullrich and Amy Lautman Ullrich ’61 P’87 P’90 William F. Wenning Jr. Bruce J. Westcott Class of 1960

Carlton F. Andrus Robert L. Battel P’88 P’90 John E. Bellavance James M. Bower Bernard V. Buonanno, Jr. ’60 P’88 P’92 P’96 J. Barry Burns P’90 Michael J. Burns J. Terry Case George S. Champlin and Elizabeth C. Champlin P’09 Paul J. Choquette Jr. P’88 P’97 Thomas O. Clingan III and Kathleen Braster Clingan P’01 P’07 Dan Cromack P’92 Norman M. Enman Jr. Walter A. Foley MAT’65 Louise Cox McDaniels and John F. McDaniels ’57 P’82 P’92 Charles L. Olobri Alan D. Richards Daniel C. Soriano Jr. P’86 Robert E. Stetson Class of 1961

Peter A. Amram and Ellen M. DeNooyer ’77 Marshall M. Bassick Jr. and Margot Drayton Bassick ’64 Howard M. Bromage Roberta Eiriksson Dollase and Richard H. Dollase ’62 P’86 Jack D. Fisher William C. McClaskey Frank H. Monahan Timothy P. Orcutt Paul T. Putzel and Judith Z. Putzel P’89 John P. Schuyler

Richard A. Siebel Amy Lautman Ullrich and George W. Ullrich ’59 P’87 P’90 Class of 1962

Richard H. Dollase and Roberta Eiriksson Dollase ’61 P’86 Carl W. Hally Gregory E. Heath ScM’65 Peggy Snyder Hinman and Harvey D. Hinman II P’87 P’90 Kenneth E. Hogberg Jack G. Mancuso P’90 P’92 P’95 Thomas B. McMullen Nelson J. Rohrbach Jr. P’86 Stephen P. Sandell Charles A. Spacagna Class of 1963

A. Dean Abelon Eugene F. Barth Edward Berman William R. Caroselli Dayton T. Carr R. Glenn Cashion Clement A. DeLucia and Lenore Donofrio DeLucia ’58 AM’61 PhD’63 P’88 Joseph K. Fisler Robert G. Goering J. Thomas Gunzelman Thomas W. Hoagland John W. Kaufmann and Katherine S. Kaufmann Dante J. Lanzetta Jr. C. Martin Lawyer III Gail Caslowitz Levine and William A. Levine ’64 P’88 P’91 Daniel M. McDonald Bruce R. McIntyre Peter Meenan Fred A. Parker and Patricia Lahan Parker AM’81 William R. Patterson III ScM’66 S. Lawrence Prendergast P’99 Peter E. Rubin William M. Silverman and Lynn G. Silverman P’88 P’90 P’91 Robert E. Tortolani James G. Valeo P’91 MAT’92 P’94 William J. Zisson and Nancy Steinhaus Zisson ’65 P’91 Class of 1964

Margot Drayton Bassick and Marshall M. Bassick Jr. ’61 Stephen C. Biklen Edith Smith Blish MAT’64 Chester F. Bloden Jr. Charles P. Boukus Jr. P’96 Gerald A. Bucci James C. Deveney Jr. Thomas H. Draper P’93 John M. Dunham and Susan Tinnon Dunham ’65 Michael C. Dwyer Christopher Eustis David J. Farley and Patricia W. Farley ’01 Laurens W. Goff M. Anthony Gould and Nancy W. Gould P’97 John H. Hartman V P’87 P’98 James R. Johnson Ints Kaleps Zurab S. Kobiashvili

Philip A. Kuczma William A. Levine and Gail Caslowitz Levine ’63 P’88 P’91 John G. Lewis Jr. P’88 Albert C. Libutti Manuel E. Menezes Margaret Cox Moser and G. Dewey Moser P’90 Jackson W. Robinson P’89 David K. Rumsey P’94 Alan L. Stanzler P’94 P’96 Richard J. Talbot Theodore J. Thelin D. Wesley Thomas Jr. John M. Tucker A. Sheffield Tulp Shirley Spencer Westfall and David P. Westfall Francis D. Wright III David R. Zoller Class of 1965

Walter R. Becker Wendell S. Brown III ScM’67 P’03 Nancy L. Buc LLD’94 Charles L. Donahue Jr. and Nancy T. Donahue Susan Tinnon Dunham and John M. Dunham ’64 David M. Ferrarini Peter C. Fuller Richard W. Holt Emerson L. Moore John C. Parry IV P’91 David A. Reid Gerald M. Richmond Jr. Philip A. Solomita Robert G. Taylor Rhoda Lipson Tillman and Stephen J. Tillman PhD’70 Patricia Walker Walsh and W. Terence Walsh P’93 Michael Zifcak Nancy Steinhaus Zisson and William J. Zisson ’63 P’91 Class of 1966

Stephen M. Zwarg P’97 Class of 1967

William G. Ballaine David F. Bartman Stephen B. Bettencourt James W. Castellan and Lynn C. Kelley ’69 David N. Chichester Barbara Saunders Conta and Robert L. Conta P’97 P’00 Elaine M. Decker Ronald W. Dunlap Michael C. Fahey Robert A. Far Alan H. Fishman Joel M. Goldberg Betty Wolf Greenberg and William S. Greenberg P’92 P’06 Stephen B. Hazard Michael J. Hutter and Kathleen M. Hutter Susan Fischer Jeans and Jonathan S. Jeans ScM’70 Peter D. Johnson Jr. Robert S. Kissam and Beverly A. Kissam P’00 Carol M. Lemlein and Eric J. Natwig ’69 AM’72 P’90 Charles R. McClaskey and Sandra Mertens McClaskey ’68 Sandra M. McCullough F. Thomas Moran Albin Moser Thomas C. O’Donnell Robert H. Ormerod Jr. P’93 Joseph R. Randall Robert M. Reymers ScM’68 Frederick E. Rugg Elias Safdie P’95 P’00 David G. Santry Neil D. Sklarew E. Clinton Swift Paula Allemang Turner and William D. Turner James R. Van Blarcom Alan V. Vaskas and Janet McClendon Vaskas ’68 Donald S. Weiss and Mary H. Weiss

Elissa Beron Arons Richard E. Ballou Charles H. Blood Jr. John S. Brandon Class of 1968 William D. Brisbane Jr. John R. Alexander Jay A. Burgess Diana Lamb Bain P’04 Ronald J. DelSignore P’92 P’99 Russell E. Baumann Robert J. DeLuca Robert C. Bernius and Robert F. Hall Elissa B. Bernius P’96 P’06 PMAT’06 William J. Jenkins and Linda M. Jenkins Bruce A. Blodgett P’91 P’92 Barbara Brodsky Kantrovitz and Kenneth Chernack David E. Kantrovitz P’01 Thomas E. Clifford Jr. Peter W. Keegan and Robert H. Cooper Jane Carpenter Keegan P’12 Arthur DiMartino P’02 William P. Kinsella Kenneth R. Fitzsimmons Jr. John L. Kirsten Jr. John S. Garcia Paul D. Laffal Ronald J. Gerts Clifford B. LePage Jr. Richard I. Gouse and Wayne W. Long P’97 Cheryl Connors Gouse ’70 Arthur B. Mathews AM’71 P’02 Richard P. O’Toole Clyde K. Hanyen Jr. and Michael E. Schwab Anne Hyde Hanyen ’70 P’01 P’05 Gerald E. Shugrue Jay H. Hedlund Hugh C. Wakefield Jesse B. Jupiter John M. Weatherby and Seth A. Kurn Elizabeth R. Weatherby Richard S. Landau Brown Bear Magazine 27 Terry J. Zerngast Sandra Mertens McClaskey and

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Charles R. McClaskey ’67 Bill McElyea John M. Mogulescu P’01 P’04 Lawrence H. Polin AM’85 Walter W. Pryce Susan A. Semonoff and Stephen M. Sagar MMSc’70 Michael D. Serotta Henry J. Stevens Robert F. Szul Janet McClendon Vaskas and Alan V. Vaskas ’67 Peter S. Voss and Pamela Voss P’98 John V. Wagner Jr. Roy W. Walker and Kathy Walker James R. Wich Robin Newsome Wittusen and Dag F. Wittusen P’98 Class of 1969

Gregory T. Beckham Lawrence A. Campbell Robert F. Christin and Barbara K. Christin Richard A. Dreissigacker L. Gene DuBay Paul H. Ellenbogen P’97 Willis J. Goldsmith P’99 Lynn C. Kelley and James W. Castellan ’67 John E. Liebmann Jr. Robert D. Lyman Eric J. Natwig AM’72 and Carol M. Lemlein ’67 P’90 Bruce W. Pierstorff and Carol Armitage Pierstorff ’70 John G. Rallis and Sharon A. Rallis P’04 Glenn S. Schroyer Barbara Harper Schulak and James A. Schulak ’70 P’99 Kevin A. Seaman Anne Neely Seeley and Morgan B. Seeley Peter E. Senkowski Barbara Corcoran Sherman and Robert S. Sherman P’98 Sanford Stoddard John R. Thelin L. James Walker Jr. ScM’75 and Alicia P. Walker Stephen A. Wiener Class of 1970

Allan P. Armbruster James G. Bruen William T. Carr David Folsom-Jones Steven D. Fraade Nancy Gidwitz William J. Gilbane Jr. and Nancy Brennan Gilbane P’99 P’01 P’03 P’13 Cheryl Connors Gouse AM’71 and Richard I. Gouse ’68 P’02 Anne Hyde Hanyen and Clyde K. Hanyen Jr. ’68 P’01 P’05 Delos E. Hibner IV Edward V. Lally Glenn F. Morse Michael L. Murray Carol Armitage Pierstorff and Bruce W. Pierstorff ’69 Kenneth E. Prager ScM’74

James A. Schulak and Barbara Harper Schulak ’69 P’99 William E. Turrentine Class of 1971

Charles L. Babcock IV and Nancy W. Hamilton P’05 P’06 Anne A. Brewer Serge Brunner Sandra Prioleau Crew and Spencer R. Crew P’00 P’04 Peter S. Guterman William C. Haggerty Marcia L. Hoffer P’08 Marc L. Jacobs Stephen L. Lehrer Robert W. Lynch Richard J. Marshall P’10 Cyrus L. Miller Ernest D. Moritz Joshua C. Posner and Eileen M. Rudden ’72 P’03 P’07 P’11 Peter S. Rush Everett M. Schenk Jr. Carol Robinson Schepp and Louis J. Schepp ScM’74 E. Paul Sorensen ScM’75 PhD’77 and Joan Wernig Sorensen ’72 P’06 P’06 Martin E. Staehlin and Rebecca Keyte Staehlin ’73 David B. Thurston and Catherine L. Hayden P’13 P’13 Russell J. Tyler and Linda L. Tyler P’00 P’02 David R. Williams III Class of 1972

Anonymous Arnold L. Berman Richard S. Boskey Richard V. Campagna Gene L. Colice P’99 David K. Crimmin and Cynthia W. Crimmin P’03 Oliver D. Cromwell and Sheila Terry Cromwell P’10 Joseph B. Doherty Jr. Arthur R. Dresdale Robert P. Elfering Jr. William C. Kavan Robert S. Ludwig and Joan M. Ryder ’73 P’09 Paul L. Maddock Jr. P’04 Justin D. Mahon Jr. Linda L. Miller Susan Stamm Peet and Gary R. Peet Douglas A. Price Jeffrey O. Riley and Lynda M. Palermo P’10 William J. Roland II Eileen M. Rudden and Joshua C. Posner ’71 P’03 P’07 P’11 Joan Wernig Sorensen and E. Paul Sorensen ’71 ScM’75 PhD’77 P’06 P’06 David R. Speth William B. Steele III Henry R. Swirsky Gary R. Westmoreland Sarah Lloyd Wolf and Charles B. Wolf Class of 1973

Marc C. Bergschneider and Theodora Vender Bergschneider P’05

James J. Burke Jr. P’05 P’06 P’10 Richard F. Casher Robert Checkoway Arthur Corvese Jr. Alan R. Gallotta P’05 Elizabeth Ruedisueli George MD’76 and Robert B. George II MD’77 P’02 P’02 Jeffrey W. Greenberg and Kimberly Epps Greenberg P’06 P’09 P’11 P’15 James H. Hahn and Dana C. Hahn P’05 Ned Hazen III and Elizabeth Berman Hazen ’76 P’08 Charles J. Hinckley Steven M. Kahn Lance P. Keigwin Constance E. Kulik Morgan Mark D. Lacedonia Kathleen E. Barry and John Magladery Christiane R. Mollet Michael S. Powers Stephan S. Russo and Susan J. Souder P’11 Joan M. Ryder and Robert S. Ludwig ’72 P’09 Paul D. Sampson ScM’74 Jeffrey S. Shinn and Shelley G. Shinn Rebecca Keyte Staehlin and Martin E. Staehlin ’71 Joseph M. Steed ScM’73 Robert C. Thunell and Maureen T. McConaghy ’74 P’10 Craig J. Tillery Jeffrey A. Wagner and Nancy E. Leopold ’76 P’12 Victor J. Weinstein P’04 James F. Wolford-Ulrich Class of 1974

Stephen B. Barlow and Sally L. Barlow Charles S. Barrett Carol Norris Brown and Carlton Q. Brown Daniel F. Cesarz P’98 James D. Dawson Mark A. de Regt and Roberta Haynes de Regt ’76 MD’79 Anita V. Spivey and Dean A. Dent P’09 J. Richard Gamble John F. Hirsch and Susan R. Hirsch Steven P. Kalter Cornelius E. Kiely IV P’00 Amy B. Leeds and Anders C. Brag P’08 P’11 Marshall K. Luther and Laurie S. Luther Maureen T. McConaghy and Robert C. Thunell ’73 P’10 M. Allison McMillan and Mark M. Nickel P’09 Jane E. Merdinger Daniel A. Neff and Nancy Fuld Neff ’76 P’06 P’14 Richard B. Schlenger and Terri Fluhr Schlenger Marc A. Silverstein P’12 P’13 Dominic D. Starsia and Kristin R. Lasagna ’76 Mary Aguiar Vascellaro and Jerome C. Vascellaro P’07 Donna Erickson Williamson and Scott H. Williamson

Class of 1975

Anonymous John G. Berylson and Amy S. Berylson John S. Breuer Paul G. Brodeur S. James Busam and Margaret Busam P’00 P’03 Lincoln D. Chafee and Stephanie Danforth Chafee P’14 Kenneth H. Colburn Dennis M. Coleman and Miriam Curtis Coleman ’77 Charles T. Connell and Michelle A. Proulx ’76 P’15 Marianne Michael Culich and Dusan Culich Douglas S. Ebenstein and Robin C. Ebenstein John C. Ford Jerome P. Gilligan and Patricia St. Germain Gilligan P’09 Roger G. Hatheway William W. Hill IV Gary P. Howanec Peter M. Hunt Pamela Stratton Hutchinson and Alexander Hutchinson P’03 P’08 John G. Irvin Jr. Kenneth M. Lury and Susanne Lury Josef Machac MD’78 Margaret C. Mazzone Julie Liddicoet Meister and Richard W. Meister P’03 P’06 Philip A. Mousin Gerald S. Norton Jr. Seth G. Parker William L. Roberts Robert J. Rubeor and Linda M. Rubeor Vincent R. Sghiatti P’13 David B. Sholem and Jan Mecklenburger Sholem P’06 P’12 Class of 1976

Todd K. Abraham Philip S. Bartlett James E. Berliner and Diane Giles Berliner ’77 P’09 Michael J. Bernert Stacey Holston Bewkes Roberta Haynes de Regt MD’79 and Mark A. de Regt ’74 Linda Lou Borges-DuBois and Ethan E. DuBois Frederick S. Fish MD’79 and Lisa Humphrey Fish ’77 MD’81 P’12 Doretta Katzter Goldberg and Joel Goldberg P’07 Elizabeth Berman Hazen and Ned Hazen III ’73 P’08 Charisse Stauffer Hiigel Robert C. Lang Kristin R. Lasagna and Dominic D. Starsia ’74 Nancy E. Leopold and Jeffrey A. Wagner ’73 P’12 Neal M. Lerer Charles N. Macfarlane and Christiana Geffen Macfarlane ’78 P’10 Robert S. Mars III Kevin A. Mundt and Jayne Severinson Mundt P’11

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James J. Aguiar Deborah A. Neimeth and George S. Barrett P’06 P’15 Diane Giles Berliner and James E. Berliner ’76 P’09 Christopher J. Berman LHD’07 and Katherine Alexinski Berman P’08 P’09 Raymond S. Broadhead ScM’77 P’98 P’03 George P. Caraberis and Janice M. Caraberis P’08 Timothy M. Clapp Susan Bowker Clarendon and Richard P. Clarendon ’78 P’06 Miriam Curtis Coleman and Dennis M. Coleman ’75 Judith Pollard Danforth and Murray S. Danforth III P’06 Ellen M. DeNooyer and Peter A. Amram ’61 Robert H. Farnham Jr. and Glorianne Demoulas P’12 Lisa Humphrey Fish MD’81 and Frederick S. Fish ’76 MD’79 P’12 Lynn Dawley Forsell Susan Pilch Friedman and Richard A. Friedman ’79 P’08 Ross Z. Greenburg and Michele L. Greenburg P’10 Jo A. Hannafin and John P. Brisson P’12 Marcia Jacobs Hooper and James E. Hooper P’09 P’11 Lynda A. Ingham Paula E. Maguire Gerald L. Massa Robert S. Miller P’04 Ellen B. Miller-Sonet Barbara Bahlke Murphy and Jeffrey M. Murphy George G. Pennacchi Stephen J. Pomeranz and Penny K. Pomeranz Cynthia Mock Reusché James R. Reynolds II Robert A. Rich

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Jeanne E. Adams and Levi C. Adams Paula Condaxis Angell and Robert A. Angell Richard J. Bauerfeld Thomas E. Binet and Danielle A. Jensen John V. Boulton and Laura B. Boulton Lucia A. Burke Adrienne Muller Camesas and Lazarus Camesas P’14 Richard P. Clarendon and Susan Bowker Clarendon ’77 P’06 Louis D. Cole MD’82 Elizabeth B. Davis and Andrew S. Gleeman P’15 Richard C. Dresdale and Marcella Lilly Dresdale P’10 Nancy Brisson Goracy and Edward R. Goracy P’06 P’09 ScMIMEE’10 Habib Y. Gorgi and Susan C. Gorgi Lynn A. Johnson James R. Love P’08 Christiana Geffen Macfarlane and Charles N. Macfarlane ’76 P’10 Samuel M. Mencoff and Ann Stoeffel Mencoff P’11 P’15 Marjorie Sachs and Daniel Miller P’12 Seth J. Morris Annette L. Nazareth and Roger W. Ferguson Jr. P’13 Thomas J. Peirce Laurie A. Raymond Kathryn M. Reith Roosevelt Robinson III Leslie J. Rohrer and John W. Tavormina P’12 Thomas R. Turnbull II Edward Von Gerichten III and Carmen L. Duarte P’13 Class of 1979

Anonymous Martha Starkweather Altreuter and Roger W. Altreuter P’14 Richard M. Breslow and Elizabeth Taub Breslow P’14 Eric Chilton and Nancy Chilton Jeanne B. Cushman Raymond Entwistle MD’86 and Lori Pride Entwistle ’82 Richard A. Friedman and Susan Pilch Friedman ’77 P’08 Frank P. Fuerst and Karen Weaver Fuerst P’12 Laurence D. Goldstein Neil M. Goodman Charles L. MacCabe John H. Meister David B. Peters Donald S. Wright Class of 1980

Norman W. Alpert and Jane Danenberg Alpert P’09 P’11 P’13

David N. Duke Mark S. Farnham and Jayne Eichner Farnham P’10 Suzanne G. Frisch and Jonathan D. Levine David C. Harris and Elisabeth Young Harris ’82 P’10 P’13 Mary Drakeley Heath Jay P. Hickey Susan B. Howitt and Nigel J. Foster ’81 Renee Hankins McNulty Matthew W. Quigley and Nina Bogosian Quigley ’82 Kent M. Rapp and Jennifer Clayson Rapp ’81 P’12 Jonathan E. Resnick Mara H. Rogers Sara Solis-Cohen Stephanie Sanders Sullivan and John H. Sullivan John R. Uppgren and Melissa A. Uppgren William M. Waggaman Laura Macdonald Watson and Richard C. Watson P’13 Patrick T. Weir Katharine F. Wellman Class of 1981

Elizabeth A. Burlingame Peter N. Burrow Kevin K. Callahan Marlene DeMaio Nigel J. Foster and Susan B. Howitt ’80 Elizabeth V. Getter Marion Abrams Golin and Eric J. Golin ScM’85 PhD’91 P’13 Ronald E. Gutfleish Jeffrey L. Hacker Jennifer Okun Harper and Stephen J. Harper ’82 P’11 Terrence B. Jones and Linda Copelas Jones P’14 Robert P. Kindler Brian R. Leach Angelo C. LoBosco and Laura M. Bello David S. Loeb Charles P. Meister Patricia Lahan Parker AM’81 and Fred A. Parker ’63 John N. Prassas Jennifer Clayson Rapp and Kent M. Rapp ’80 P’12 Elizabeth A. Reid P’06 P’13 Eric A. Schubert and Dawn Woodman Schubert P’15 Susan L. Schwartz Martin S. Silverman and Pamela Carlsten Silverman P’12 Patricia A. Spraguer-Roberts Steven M. Swidler AM’76 PhD’81 Class of 1982

Lori Pride Entwistle and Raymond Entwistle ’79 MD’86 Leila Saidenberg Furman Yvonne P. Goldsberry Stephen J. Harper and Jennifer Okun Harper ’81 P’11 Elisabeth Young Harris and David C. Harris ’80 P’10 P’13 Amanda Hopkins Tirrell FACHE Robert S. Jolson and Julia E. Roth Jolson ’83 Steven R. Jordan Phoebe Manzella Murphy and John F. Murphy P’11 Nina Bogosian Quigley and Matthew W. Quigley ’80 Lisa Casanova Rento MD’86 and Richard G. Rento II MD’86 P’15 Harold J. Schaaff Hope Mead Wynn Class of 1983

Jeffrey W. Bantly Tracey Dickerman Bilski and Mark A. Bilski P’14 Robert S. Bowers II Francis A. Brooks III Jan Phillips Davis and Charles M. Davis ’82 P’13 Patrick A. Dillon Philip J. Donnellan Barbara Dugan and Christian Johnson Anne Edwards Ejnes and Yul D. Ejnes ’82 MD’85 Robert G. Fortin Jr. Sarah Herndon Glaser Joan MacLeod Heminway and Merrit A. Heminway Emilie Barton Kelly Katharine B. Lanou Craig J. Linden and Asami Ishimaru Marianne Chelovich Quoyeser and Joe P. Quoyeser P’15 Frederick W. Reinhardt III Carmen Garcia Rodriguez and Carlos A. Rodriguez P’14 Julia E. Roth Jolson and Robert S. Jolson ’82 Peter E. Ruhlin and Holly Troxell Ruhlin P’15 William H. Scott David Speer Lauren V. Levine and James D. Spound P’12 Timothy P. Stevens Kent M. Swig P’13 Luiz F. Valente PhD’83 Peter M. Voss and Franky Butler Voss P’15 Timothy J. White Class of 1984

Donna Kishi Abbott Susan Woodring Ahrens Steven M. Bowman Gerald W. Brady Jr. Darcy Fernald Caldwell and Michael Cappello Peter J. Caldwell P’11 P’14 Vincent J. Conforti Jr. Eric R. Cohen and James L. Coughlan and Betsy Hamburger Cohen P’11 P’14 Mary Breckheimer Coughlan P’14 Geoffrey A. Curtis Catherine Carolan Daniel and Charles M. Davis and John C. Daniel Jan Phillips Davis ’83 P’13 Linda Kent DeLaney Yul D. Ejnes MD’85 and Brian M. Driscoll Brown Bear Magazine 29 Anne Edwards Ejnes ’83 Torrey N. Foster Jr.

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Anonymous Teresa M. Abrahamsohn John E. Blank Emily Low Boenning Carolyn Sugar Bohmiller Elizabeth Epstein Brenner Erik P. Farrar and Hannelore B. Rodriguez-Farrar ’87 AM’90 PhD’09 John P. Furia John E. Gagliano Leonardo C. Goulandris Greg W. Hausler Mary Ann Ireland Nancy A. Lanzarone Thomas M. Love Michael E. Marrus Ian A. Mc Donald Michael R. McAleer Alexis Egan McCarthy and Paul F. McCarthy ’84 Lisa Benenson Quattrocchi and Joseph A. Quattrocchi P’15 Diana W. Rathborne Mary Duffy Safian and L. Robert Safian Darcy Honig Simon Lisa R. Smith Jeffrey A. Turi Scott R. Whittemore Class of 1986

Anonymous Miriam Mackay Bartimer John W. Bliss Mary Starkweather Bushman Lisa M. Caputo Morris Thomas J. Cole Jr. Michael L. Devaughn Gerald A. Donini and Lisa Donini Elizabeth Wood Gagnon and Thomas A. Gagnon Christopher J. Good Paul J. Grimes Barry D. Guiduli and Meg Armstrong Scott C. Heckman and Georgine D. Heckman John M. Ireland III ScM’87 John W. Keogh Joseph A. Kuzneski Jr. and Lynn Kuzneski Rebecca Hale Malone Amy McCoy Mastin Elizabeth A. McLarney Darren M. Muller and Kecia Boufides Muller ’87

Ladimer S. Nagurney ScM’74 PhD’86 and Anna Bobiak Nagurney ’76 ScM’80 PhD’83 Kathryn Mainelli Nani and Douglas R. Nani Ann Dowgin Reilly and Joseph G. Reilly ’87 Margaret Andrews Rosecky Catherine Beermann Sullivan MD’89 and Raymond J. Sullivan Scott M. Sullivan and Jill Goldsmith Sullivan ’89 Judith Hayden Swirbalus and Joseph J. Swirbalus ’88 Patrick G. Turchick Michael G. Waitkus Ann E. Waugh and Erik A. Holm-Olsen ’84 Mara Spaulder White Class of 1987

David J. Andreychuk Pamela S. Bol Riess Barbara M. Calhoun Stephen J. Climo and Gillian Leonard Climo ’88 Richard W. Collett Catherine Cockrum Dean A. Nancy Donohue and Diane M. Elam AM’84 PhD’88 Thomas S. Dugan Nancy P. Dynan Ellen D. Field Jarl Ginsberg E. Anderson Griswold Alexander N. Guira and Anick Guira Alexes Hazen MD’96 Edward W. Hu David P. Inadomi Jaime L. Kline Kathryn J. Kostic William R. Kraus James P. Mackey IV Harry M. Matternas Margaret S. McCreery John P. McDermott Kelly A. McGarry Kecia Boufides Muller and Darren M. Muller ’86 Kristen Simmons Murray and Todd A. Murray Reed E. Overby Sue Porter Mark A. Rechan Joseph G. Reilly and Ann Dowgin Reilly ’86 Hannelore B. Rodriguez-Farrar AM’90 PhD’09 and Erik P. Farrar ’85 Miriam D. Rosenthal Lauren Becker Rubin Michele Shannon Tracy Goldstein Shemano Scott E. Stevens Kathleen O’Shea Swanson and Conrad Swanson David M. Tingue Jeffrey M. Toussaint Michael H. Tuchen Class of 1988

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David E. Brown Dori Bruno Hurwitz Bernard V. Buonanno III Laurel Reed Caputo and A. Richard Caputo Jr. John A. Caragliano Gillian Leonard Climo and Stephen J. Climo ’87 Erika C. Collins Aurelie M. Cornil Foucaut Richard Depalma Diane M. Elam AM’84 PhD’88 and A. Nancy Donohue ’87 Louise M. Gillis William H. Goodman Steven M. Halus James P. Hanley and Lauren E. Hanley Robert F. Hill Jr. Samuel L. Iserson William A. McComas Matthew H. Parker Laura Loewen Patton and Edward B. Patton Jon D. Pliner and Emma Pliner Maria E. Rabb and Tivadar Szegletes Nicholas R. Rhind Gregory T. Rogers and Dana I. Rogers James R. Simone Joseph J. Swirbalus and Judith Hayden Swirbalus ’86 Lauren E. Westreich Phoebe A. Wilkinson Mike E. Wittenburg Tyler J. Wolfram Class of 1989

Robert A. Arena Jonathan F. Bastian James R. Dayton Karen Dieffenthaller Donahue Daniel T. Finn and Elana Rone Finn ’90 Amy Litman Guiot and Bruce A. Guiot ’90 Eric W. Kimble Jacqueline Jorgensen Lang Matthew L. McCumber David C. McLaughlin Lance Minor Aimee R. Montague Matthew M. Nalbandian Amanda Lehrer Nash and Lewis R. Nash M. Kathleen O’Halloran Kathleen Coskren Parks George F. Pyne Curt Sigfstead and Lara K. Witter ’92 Catherine M. Spath and Katherine A. Kruckemeyer ’90 MAT’91 Jill Goldsmith Sullivan and Scott M. Sullivan ’86 Kurt C. Wulfekuhler Class of 1990

Jennifer Ord Bonadio and G. William Bonadio Sean O. Bosack and Carole Bosack Carter L. Brown Caroline Gallagher Bruno and David W. Bruno Michael C. Buchanan Sebastian M. Cianci Lynn A. DeNucci Elana Rone Finn and Daniel T. Finn ’89

Kathryn Quadracci Flores John R. Gassenheimer Ned Gibbons Andrew D. Gramley Bruce A. Guiot and Amy Litman Guiot ’89 Steve Harrison Julie J. Haywood Leigh R. Hochberg Torri Connell Horovitz Bruce R. Keeler and Cheryl Keeler Kathy Silva Kichula and John R. Kichula ’91 Katherine A. Kruckemeyer MAT’91 and Catherine M. Spath ’89 John J. Loveless Christopher J. Mancuso Peter J. Manias James F. Moore Bernard M. Muir Whitney C. Robbins Sara Leppo Savage and Robert F. Savage Jr. Dominic S. Spaethling Jeanine Gill Strawderman Laura J. Sullivan Ronald J. Tache Aaron J. Velli Class of 1991

Christian H. Albert Jonathan B. Ashman Suzanne L. Bailey Malcolm P. Baker and Christina Wood Baker ’92 Pamela D. Bass Eric D. Bommer Jim L. Calaway and Marjorie Griem Calaway ’93 Ronald J. Dalgliesh Brian T. Day and Michelle Miller Day ’92 Abigail Marr Doft AM’92 David Donovan Melissa Walton English Chanley M. Small and Michael J. Gannon Michael T. Geroux Amy Seiple-Hebb and Donald B. Hebb III William S. Herrick Ashley Gordon Jacobs Gordon S. Jones Walid A. Khuri John R. Kichula and Kathy Silva Kichula ’90 Steven A. King and Christine M. King Sarah Lamont Kocmond and Jonathan H. Kocmond Daniel A. Levine Kevin F. McCarthy Pamela DiDonato O’Sullivan Richard R. Patton Nicole H. Pliner Berman Christopher L. Scalia Teri L. Smith Anne Downes Whelan and Robert F. Whelan Monique Kapitulik Wolanin Mara M. Yale Class of 1992

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Joseph Y. Allen Heather E. Arnett Cassie Whittet DiGiacomo and Paul J. DiGiacomo ’93 Mark C. Fabbro Jennifer Shaw Finch and Geoffrey C. Finch William A. Fisher Clare Davidson Flynn and Timothy J. Flynn Scott J. Friedman and Dawn Pieper Mileidis Gort and Jeffrey J. Bloomquist ’96

Scott C. Hensel Jr. Peter Kahn Jody Buckley Keating Melisa W. Lai Becker MD’99 and Sean M. Becker Sarah Paul O’Toole Nils H. Pohlmann Tara G. Schulz-Reidy and Gregory D. Reidy Laura Gardner Remington and James F. Remington ’92 Amy B. Augenblick and Walton N. Smith III James C. Stanzler Hallie K. Ziesmer Class of 1995

Peter D. Bartle and Alissa Bartle Emily S. Benson Reid F. Brackin Stefan P. Brathwaite Bridget O’Connor Burkhardt Sean P. Cahill Bradley G. Critchell Denise M. Desjardins Anna Liao Fieler and Steven J. Fieler Nicolas R. Gentin Elizabeth A. Gilliland Michael G. Isaac Predrag S. Jovanovic Michael F. Keyes and Michelle Kupka Keyes ’97 James W. Koven and Sophia Coquillette Koven ’97 Lorraine Gardinier Liebenberg Jonathan L. Manders Mia Dammen Mihopoulos Ludlow C. Miller and Katy B. Miller Alison A. Pease Stuart M. Perry Sonya Shah and Gregory A. Rozycki MD’02 Joshua S. Spector and Elizabeth J. Shaffer ’98 Mandy Lee Tachiki Roberta Forbes Warren and Michael J. Warren Brian G. Warshawsky Kristian M. Whalen and Laura Whipple Whalen ’96 David H. Woo Class of 1996

Wendi Richmond Agre Elizabeth N. Alt Jeffrey J. Bloomquist and Mileidis Gort ’94 Alana Bozelko Choquette and Paul J. Choquette III ’97 Jason C. Dummert Theodore J. Foster Suzanne K. Fisher-Fox and Christopher K. Fox William H. Friedman Evan A. Fromberg Neil A. Fromer and Rachel M. VanSickle-Ward Daniel C. Grace and Rachael A. Fox ’99 MD’03 Kevin T. Hites Scott N. Humber Mark R. Jaffe Eric C. Lu and Genevieve Lu

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Scott D. Bradford and Katie Oliver Bradford ’98 Paul J. Choquette III and Alana Bozelko Choquette ’96 Porter Collins Juan P. Conil Brett M. Frood and Robin B. Frood Jessica Hatfield Guaragna Michelle Kupka Keyes and Michael F. Keyes ’95 Sophia Coquillette Koven and James W. Koven ’95 Susan Hsia Lew and Canyon J. Lew Michael J. Robertson Matthew J. Sitter Derek S. Snyder ScM’06 Patrick J. Walsh Amy Brown Walton Sally C. Washburn Martha L. Werenfels AM’97 and Frank Satterthwaite Ava K. Cato-Werhane and Andrew T. Werhane Class of 1998

Eric B. Allen Katie Oliver Bradford and Scott D. Bradford ’97 Haakon T. Donnelly Brian Forsythe and Elaheh Sluder Forsythe ’04 Lauren Berkeley Freer and E. Peter Freer Christine Fuqua Gay Amy Michalewich Harding and Douglas J. Harding Jeffrey D. Holowaty Janice S. Kim Paul E. Krasinski and Ashley Russell Krasinski ’99 Kelly M. MacKinnon Michael S. Mancuso John H. McKlveen III Christoph R. Meier Daniel H. Olstein Joel R. Pekow Ginger Dewing Saariaho Christopher A. Sailer Andrew A. Schwartz Elizabeth J. Shaffer and Joshua S. Spector ’95 Liz Turner Suscha Hans Fredrik W. Wittusen Class of 1999

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Kira Kania-Lloyd Dickson and Strider L. Dickson Herbert E. Eilberg and Cary Vaughan Rachael A. Fox MD’03 and Daniel C. Grace ’96 Benjamin F. Hardt and Margaret C. Kosmala ’00 Anna Susman Johnson MAT’00 Sharad Kohli and Subha Ghosh-Kohli ’01 Alexander C. Kontos ScM’00 and Emily Zobel Kontos ’00 Ashley Russell Krasinski and Paul E. Krasinski ’98 Matthew A. Kromer ScM’01 and Megan Owen Kromer ’00 Jonathan N. Mekinda Sean J. Morey and Cara Gardner Morey ’01 Benjamin S. Reardon Michael P. Wall and Minette M. Loula ’00 Joseph R. Wetzel Class of 2000

Anda M. Adams Kristen Verdicchio Calabrese and Peter W. Calabrese Samanttabhiram W. Das Cristina Gigon DeCotis Michael G. Flood Sean M. Flynn and Ingrid Lestiyo William T. Garrow Caroline G. Grogan Kristen Michalopoulos Haddon and Benjamin Haddon James P. Harris ScM’01 Douglas M. Humphrey Douglas J. Kezirian Emily Zobel Kontos and Alexander C. Kontos ’99 ScM’00 Margaret C. Kosmala and Benjamin F. Hardt ’99 Megan Owen Kromer and Matthew A. Kromer ’99 ScM’01 Jonathan C. LaRosa Minette M. Loula and Michael P. Wall ’99 Liane M. Malcos Josh S. Marinelli Timothy P. McCabe Stephanie Nichols-Smith Coleman Naomi B. Ture and Rowan V. Paul James M. Perkins Jeremy B. Sinaikin Frederic G. Underwood William A. Walker Duncan G. Welstead Class of 2001

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Supporters to Brown Athletics with gifts in each of the last four fiscal years beginning July 1, 2008 and ending June 30, 2012. James H. Johnson Joan Doran Licata John E. Ligums and Jennifer H. Ligums Patricia M. Long Portia Johnson McGee and Lucas W. McGee Cara Gardner Morey and Sean J. Morey ’99 Scott G. Powers Moses K. Rifkin and Elizabeth M. McKinney ’02 Francesca G. Romano Jeramy Bellwin Savage James S. Sinai Ellie Blake Sullivan and Christopher M. Sullivan Michaella Rooney Tucker Julia Lamont Yordanova Class of 2002

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Frances M. Betancourt Bradley J. Bowery Joel E. Breakstone Elizabeth A. Breidinger and Erik Breidinger Sarah Gordon Carroll Jessie M. Cooper AM’04 Julie Petralia Derderian Ryan P. Devlin and Elizabeth Buza Devlin ’04 David G. Dies James J. Dominick Justin S. Fried Chelsea R. Hamilton Margaret Connolly Healy and David M. Healy ’07 Benjamin P. Hernandez-Stern Nathan S. Hughes and Michelle B. Hughes Robert H. Hux Robin T. Juliano Keith T. Kirley Sarah Staveley-O’Carroll Matthews and Michael K. Matthews ’05 Kristen Accordino McMahon Joanna Grossman Miller Dorian Wu Morello and A. Peter Morello III ’02 PhD’08 Sarah Mudge Robert L. Parisien David K. Pun Gregory A. Rossolimo Jamie L. Shapiro Brooke E. Stevens Abigail Thomas Christopher R. Walther Jillian Filipek Welch Matthew T. Winkler Class of 2004

Liza M. Aguiar MD’08 and Bradley D. DeNardo MD’08 Katherine A. Ahmann Ashley M. Branca Katharine Tremaine Buchanan Christina A. Cambruzzi Molly C. Carleton Nicolas A. Ciarcia Adom S. Crew Andrew H. Curtis Michael E. Decoste Konstandina E. Zorzos and Pascal Denis Elizabeth Buza Devlin and Ryan P. Devlin ’03 Erika L. Faires and Matthew J. Salzler ’02 Jayne D. Finst Elaheh Sluder Forsythe and Brian Forsythe ’98 Kristofer R. Goddard Brent J. Grinna Susan M. Kwiatkowski Dan M. Le Katherine K. Leitch and Terence R. Kooyker ’05 Nathan A. Poole Toni A. Pullman Stephen J. Silhan Eric L. Sumberg Gina Verge Susi Charles Towers

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Anne Davidson Anderson Jeffrey S. Arbeit Alexander K. Bowman Michael G. Buff Gerry Burke William Burroughs Alexis K. Crow and Adam Mittleman Vinay K. Ganti Louis D. Golden Katie J. Guay John P. Gunderson Jonathan W. Hastings Brian J. Hulse Alex C. Hurtado Terence R. Kooyker and Katherine K. Leitch ’04 Michael J. Krawczynski Kristin Loening MacArthur and Daniel H. MacArthur Michael K. Matthews and Sarah Staveley-O’Carroll Matthews ’03 Michelle L. Roach Lauren B. Rogoff Scott A. Rowan Julie I. Stein Christopher J. Swon Kirk J. Teatom Jabari-Jason Tyson-Phipps Paul J. Vandenberg Megan A. Wachs Edward A. Young Class of 2006

Noori A. Abdulghani Laura B. Almeida Ariana T. Arcenas-Utley Sarah E. Bowman and Alexis J. Thompson ’02 Bridgette Cahill Michael P. Culhane Shawn P. Cully Merebea M. Danforth Deborah H. Dryer Rachel A. Fleitell Craig K. Fountain Elizabeth M. Fritz Alexis H. Gilbard Elizabeth G. Greenberg Debra H. Greenspan Gregory T. Harmon Christopher A. Hatfield Reid L. Hopkins Daniel W. Hughes Ashley Kingon Jessica A. Larson Pete A. LeCain Joanna V. MacLean MD’10 and Simon J. Salgado ’07 Ruth B. Schneider and Adrian R. Martin Shaun R. McNamara Mira A. Mehta Katharine W. Reynolds Mary J. Seid Christine E. Serdjenian and Jose A. Yearwood ’08 Oliver E. Sheldon and Mary Getz Sheldon ’08 Tatyana K. Tsangarakis-Almeida Class of 2007

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Elliot J. Bock Sarah A. Brooks Evelyn E. Brosi AM’08 Edward W. Brown Chandler E. Clarke Meredith S. Cocco Rachel S. Dearborn Michael P. DiBartolo Joseph D. Donahue Tracy Dungo Tyler A. Gaffney Daniel L. Goldberg Stacy L. Gugliotta Alexandra C. Hammer Patrick R. Haynes III David M. Healy and Margaret Connolly Healy ’03 Daniel M. Mahoney Rebecca E. Mondics Evan D. Panich Olivia A. Partyka John A. Ploeg and Andrea Ward Daniella R. Priebatsch Patrick M. Ryan Simon J. Salgado and Joanna V. MacLean ’06 MD’10 Jeanette M. Saraidaridis Samuel D. Searle Ryan A. Shewcraft Gideon S. Sorkin Stephen Ting Shawn-Elyse K. Tulac Devorah J. West Class of 2008

Hillary K. Anderson Catherine L. Auriemma Thalia K. Beaty Liza M. Aguiar ’04 MD’08 and Bradley D. DeNardo MD’08 Sandhya R. Dhir Minoo Fadaifard Katherine L. Goetz Jeffrey N. Hall Alexandra M. Holland Christine M. Livoti ScM’09 Jamie E. Marcus David J. Robertson Mary Getz Sheldon and Oliver E. Sheldon ’06 Paul D. Strombom Sarah Wu Jose A. Yearwood and Christine E. Serdjenian ’06 Class of 2009

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Brown’s Academic-Athletic Conundrum: An Historical Perspective (Part II) By Peter Mackie ’59

ith the signing of the Ivy Group agreement in 1954, the eight Ivy presidents finally banded together in an attempt to control intercollegiate athletics and insulate their institutions from the excesses of “bigtime” athletics. Presidents now had the power to enforce the lofty cardinal principles of a League they had created: “athletic authorities should control athletics; the players must be truly representative of the student body and not composed of a group of specially recruited athletes” and “emphasis upon intercollegiate competition must be kept in harmony with the essential purposes of the institution”. With no athletic scholarships, de-emphasis was the watchword of the day. For some members, this meant a scaling back, especially in football. For Brown however it became a matter of trying to ramp up in order to compete with its better-positioned most time-honored “natural” rivals. There had been various sport-specific associations, but this allsports alignment with the country’s academic powerhouses was simply too tempting to resist, regardless of the challenges. Part of the hope was that presidents would be spared future embarrassments such as occurred from the 1929 Carnegie Report which had cited Brown on several counts of improper athletic practices. However, shortly after the 1952 Ivy agreement was signed, President Wriston was blindsided by the revelation that 14 football players had received illegal financial payments. All were promptly suspended. After round-robin Ivy play began in 1956, Brown steadily found itself seriously overmatched. The problem of course was systemic and largely beyond the control of President Barnaby Keeney, who had replaced Wriston in 1955. Brown’s athletic self-image was that of a marginal player in the Ivy pecking order, struggling like Sisyphus to push the rock up Mount Ivy. The 1956 freshman handbook “Bear Facts” presented the following description of Brown athletics: “Brown, the smallest school in the Ivy League, manages to hold its own...against Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth, and the other Ivy colleges. The Bruins have never been consistent title contenders, but in the past half century have fielded teams which have gained wide recognition.” It did not take long after Ivy play began for a controversy around the place of sports in academia to engulf the Brown campus. In March of 1959, English Instructor Wade Thompson stirred up a hornet’s nest

The 1959 debate on athletics filled Sayles Hall. by placing an ad in the Daily Herald asking the Brown community to sign a petition to abolish football. Thompson opposed all intercollegiate sports, but singled out football as being anti-intellectual and too sanctified. It was a lightning rod issue which polarized the campus, gained national attention, and ended with a debate between Athletic Director Paul Mackesey ’32 and Thompson in a packed Sayles Hall. Mackesey argued that Ivy athletics are a means to an end, not an end in themselves, and that athletes perform better academically than their counterparts. Frank Lanning’s 1950’s cartoon captures the philosophy of the new Ivy League.

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BEAR TRACKS Thompson, whose initiative had been a ruse to stir up discussion, hoped that Brown students would continue the debate on the value of sports at Brown. Pembrokers reaffirmed their tradition of not becoming Brown cheerleaders, football captain Don Warburton ’59 ended his pledge to protect Thompson, and Keeney weighed in by disagreeing with Thompson’s position, saying “that as long as students want to play football, they should.” The tempest ended as quickly as it began. In the 1960’s, spirited debate over whether Brown belonged in the Ivy League filled the pages of the Alumni Monthly. As Brown celebrated its Bicentennial in 1964, veteran Providence Journal sportswriter John Hanlon reviewed the University’s athletic program. He described Brown’s public image as “an athletic loser.” President Keeney, himself a former track athlete at North Carolina, said that “sports should not be overdone, nor should they be subordinated.” He objected to losing teams, but acknowledged that he would be “suspicious if Brown had two undefeated football teams in a row.” As the first Brown president in the Ivy League era, he described it as “a rough league...it is hard to get good, qualified student-athletes,” noting “the competition for them is stiff.” Keeney concluded that he was “happy with the league...I just wish the other schools were smaller.” Keeney embraced the amateur spirit of the Ivies, stating that “sports are for fun. Nothing more. Just fun.” As campus life intensified in the turbulent late ’60’s and early ’70’s, Brown Presidents had to contend with disgruntled alumni. President Ray Heffner, during this dismal athletic period, told alumni that Brown was “going to take a good hard look at its athletic programs, especially football and basketball.” His successor in 1970, Donald Hornig, offered the following balm: “Anything we tackle, we ought to do well.” Things did in fact improve in the 1970’s, partly because Brown women shed their low-key, non-competitive model and became early leaders in Ivy competition. As the Ivy League reached its 25 year milestone in 1979, major changes were afoot and Ivy athletics were coming under increased scrutiny and regulation. An Academic Index (AI) was created, whereby a mathematical formula dictated the admissions fate of potential student-athletes. Based on class rank and standardized test scores, the AI made admissions more formulaic, reduced admission directors’ latitude in using subjective judgment, and forced coaches to recruit within narrow bands pegged to the all-college average. League concern about over-involvement in their sport has resulted in all studentathletes having required annual “Rest Periods” of 49 days. At Brown initiatives have attempted to cajole athletes out of their academic comfort zones, taking courses not generally embraced by their teammates. External pressures also reshaped existing practices. After the Justice Department took the League to court in the early 1990’s, the Ivies signed a consent decree agreeing not to compare and align financial aid packages. This created a free market, putting Brown at a competitive disadvantage against the wealthier schools, which increased their packages dramatically. Clearly, the contemporary reality is farremoved from your grandfather’s Ivy League. On campus, discussion about the place of athletics has again taken center stage, with the release of President Simmons’ Response to the Report of the Athletics Review Committee in October. Administrative uneasiness with athletics is evident throughout. Simmons stated: “It is not clear at this time that academic authorities are in fact sufficiently in control of athletics at Brown.” She went on to note: “the administration in athletics...needs the support and help of academic

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While men were beginning Ivy play, Pembrokers maintained their separate, low-key approach to athletics officers and faculty to align athletic competition with our core educational goals.” Admission slots have long-since replaced undergraduate enrollment as the size-determiner of Brown’s athletic cohort. While seeking to “be competitive in a range of sports” Simmons recommended “reducing the number of slots allocated to athletic recruits” to “appropriately rebalance academic goals and athletic interests in the Brown context.” In addition, despite the phenomenal annual performance of Brown’s athletic/academic achievers, President Simmons recommended raising the AI of incoming athletes “to increase the representativeness of athletes at Brown.” Increased funding for athletics is also part of this controversial grand experiment, in an effort to make Brown more competitive. Simmons concludes that “we can now set a course for change that will result in a better experience for studentathletes at Brown.” This would be a welcome change, for since Ivy League play began in 1956, Brown has managed only 119 championships (of the 1,711 awarded). Of late, Brown’s quest for elite athletes and championships has become evermore challenging in this increasingly super-competitive League. Princeton, described by its President as the “Gold Standard when it comes to athletic achievement” (414 titles), seems to have embraced athletics without sacrificing its top national academic standing. “Education Through Athletics” is their athletic department’s motto. As President Paxson exchanges her tiger stripes for a bear suit, hopefully she will help infuse the Brown culture with a positive, winning attitude. With the University approaching its 250th anniversary, it is time to exchange the long-standing false dichotomy of academics versus athletics with a new paradigm which values athletics as an integral part of the overall educational process. Without that rapprochement, Brown can never be truly whole. Peter Mackie ’59 is the sports archivist for the Edward North Robinson 1896 Collection of Brown Athletics

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(L to R) Kenny O’Keefe ’76 P’02 ’04 ’09, Dan O’Connell ’76 P’05 ’13, Norm Alpert ’80 P’09 ’11 ’13, and Jack Hayes.

Kenneth O’Keefe ’76 P’02 ’04 ’09 Brown University Sports Foundation President, 2002-2012

His efforts as President were also tangible. The plethora of facility improvements during his tenure had an untold impact on the success of Brown Athletics, most notably: the renovation of Meehan Auditorium, the creation of the Rugby Fields on the Marvel Gym site, Meister-Kavan Field and the Berylson Family Fields, and most recently the building of the new state-of-the-art Aquatics and Fitness Center. In addition, O’Keefe focused his efforts into providing Brown’s student-athletes and coaches with the greatest experiences possible. He assisted in the endowment of 11 coaching chairs (nine head coaches and two assistant coaches) and supported the fundraising efforts for countless international and regional trips for Brown student-athletes. As the Sports Foundation and Brown Athletics enter a new era, we thank Ken O’Keefe for his assiduous efforts and leadership which made this next step not only a possibility but a realistic and achievable goal.

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After serving as the President of the Brown University Sports Foundation since the winter of 2002, Kenneth O’Keefe announced his decision to step down this spring. The BUSF would like to thank Ken for his tireless volunteer efforts and for leading the Sports Foundation and Brown Athletics through an unprecedented ten years of fundraising success. A football and baseball player at Brown, O’Keefe graduated in 1976 with a degree in Economics; his three daughters—Kimberly ’02, Kristen ’04, and Kara ’09—would later follow in his footsteps. He was a long-serving volunteer for Brown before being appointed President of the BUSF, replacing Gordon Perry ’55 P’88 ’92 GP’10. In his first full fiscal year as BUSF President (FY’03) $2.48 million dollars in annual-use and $4.4 million in overall cash was raised from 3,854 donors. In comparison, in his final fiscal year (FY’12) $3.37 million in annual-use and $9.68 million in overall cash was raised from 5,862 donors. An incredible increase in support for Brown Athletics in part to O’Keefe’s leadership and vision.