College of DuPage Foundation FY2015 Annual Report

WHERE ASPIRATION...

...meets inspiration

ANNUAL REPORT

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ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE...HERE The dreams and aspirations of our students come in all shapes and sizes – large, small, and those that have yet to be imagined or explored.

Our students determine who they want to be, what they want to accomplish and where they see their future. Our students come here to make their dreams come true!

College of DuPage offers the variety of programming and depth of expertise to support them all!

We make it happen. You make it possible.

College of DuPage Foundation Founded in 1967, College of DuPage Foundation serves the College of DuPage by supporting educational innovations in programming and student support services, providing scholarships and awards to students, and giving recognition to both faculty and graduates of the institution. Its mission is to obtain and steward financial and in-kind contributions to expand educational and cultural opportunities for the College of DuPage community. Its vision is to support the mission of COD, which is to be a center of excellence in teaching, learning, and cultural experiences by providing accessible, affordable, and comprehensive education. Philanthropic support, along with community and business partnerships, ensure that this mission is fulfilled, and that our students are able to make their dreams come true!

Donations make a positive impact within our community and the world. Seeing innovative ideas put into action is one of the most exciting things about being part of the College of DuPage. All gifts directly influence the lives of students, while enhancing the quality of life on campus and the College’s overall ability to impact DuPage County and beyond.

For more information on supporting the Foundation, contact us at (630) 942-2462, foundation@cod.edu or visit us online at foundation.cod.edu.

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HOW WE SERVE How the Foundation supports the College Thanks to the ongoing commitment of COD supporters and friends, College of DuPage Foundation has invested millions of dollars in student scholarships, expansion and enhancement of programs, and other education essentials.

We strive to be an exemplary steward of philanthropic dollars. A volunteer board of corporate and community leaders who live or work in Community College District 502 govern the Foundation. The Foundation staff is an efficient team of professionals well versed in fundraising and alumni relations. The board Finance Committee works with professional investment advisors to protect and grow the Foundation’s assets.

SCHOLARSHIPS

RESOURCE FOR EXCELLENCE

CULTURAL ARTS

The possibility of a better life begins with higher education. The College of DuPage Foundation nourishes students of promise who, with determination and perseverance, transform their lives through education.

An internal grant program designed to foster innovation by providing seed money to test new ideas, pilot a new program or service, or conduct research.

The Foundation recognizes that given the resources, all COD employees have the capacity to contribute to the improvement of instruction and support given to the students and community we serve.

Recognizing that cultural experiences are essential to fulfillment of the College of DuPage mission; the College of DuPage Foundation cultivates cultural arts friends and patron donors to provide resources for program needs and to celebrate the vast cultural opportunities present through the McAninch Arts Center and 90.9 FM WDCB.

The College of DuPage Foundation on average awards over $450,000 in academic scholarships to more than 800 students each year. Our support makes the difference to students who have the ambition to realize their goals.

See page 4 for details on the FY15 Resource for Excellence Grant awards.

Learn how the arts inspired, engaged and entertained students and the community in FY15 on page 7.

Read how scholarships impacted two students dreams and aspirations on pages 5 and 6.

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CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE

ALUMNI

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

The College of DuPage Foundation responds to current student and faculty needs, funds specific programs, and jumpstarts important initiatives. The Foundation enhances the quality of existing academic programs and promotes faculty excellence through professional development, technology and skills training.

The College of DuPage Foundation is working to promote the involvement of COD’s alumni and retirees with the College, its students and their peers.

We are striving to meet the needs of the alumni community and keep them informed of important events and significant changes and celebrations at the College.

Laps with the Chaps — This 5K event, supported by the Foundation, has become an opportunity to showcase the COD campus and celebrate what the institution means to the community, while uniting students, employees and families together.

Key Centers of Excellence the Foundation supports include: • Academic Enrichment Programs — Experiential Learning — Field Studies — Study Abroad • Career and Technical Programs • Cultural Arts • Health Sciences • Homeland Security

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Meet our inaugural class of Distinguished Alumni Awards Program honorees on page 4.

Senior Seminars — A free series, sponsored by the Foundation Planned Giving Advisory Committee, to provide relevant and timely information to the College’s, Foundation’s and communities’ senior constituents. Past seminar topics include elder law, senior employment, evaluating antiques, and more.

Center for Entrepreneurship — A grant-funded program works with individuals to advance their entrepreneurial ideas and to ultimately stimulate economic development through new company formation and program support.

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The College of DuPage Foundation Board is pleased to share the following accomplishments and milestones resulting from the generosity of donors, prudent stewardship and our work over the past year.

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Awarded $ 1.6 million in programmatic support

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Awarded over 600 student scholarships totaling nearly $ 400,000

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Awarded over $ 115,000 to support faculty and staff innovations projects through the Resource for Excellence Grant Program

RESOURCE FOR EXCELLENCE

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI

Inspiration starts here at COD. Resource for Excellence Grants are designed to foster innovation by providing seed money to test new ideas, pilot a new program or service, or conduct research. The following projects were selected by the Resource for Excellence Committee for funding for the FY15.

The Foundation’s FY15 Grants included:

In the spirit of celebrating the accomplishments of COD students, the College of DuPage Foundation and its Alumni Relations office proudly began a new tradition in 2014 (FY15). The Distinguished Alumni Awards Program honors College of DuPage graduates for their outstanding achievements.

Accelerated Learning Program Pilot Study, Sheldon Walcher (LIBERAL ARTS)

Architecture Design Build II: Building a Temporary Summer Pavilion, Mark Pearson (ARCHITECTURE/BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY) Project Access, Melissa Fanella (CONTINUING EDUCATION) Promoting STEM Education through Undergraduate Research, Richard Jarman (CHEMISTRY/HEALTH & SCIENCE) “Smart Start” New Student Enrollment Seminars, Jane Smith (ENROLLMENT SERVICES)

START for Talented COD Chemistry Students, Gary Roby (CHEMISTRY/HEALTH & SCIENCE)

Study Abroad Scholarships – The Global Classroom, Sue Kerby (FIELD & EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING/ STUDY ABROAD/GLOBAL

The inaugural class of nominees included: Dr. Kim L. Armour, Dennis Barsema, Robyn Coffin, Buna Dahal, Bryan T. Green, Amy Beth Kirsten, Lauren Morgan and Gus Vonderheide.

“All of us who work in higher education know intuitively that we are making a difference in people’s lives,” said Acting Interim President Dr. Joe Collins. “My congratulations to all of our honorees who make us proud to be at College of DuPage.”

As part of the award, each honoree meets with and nurtures the educational growth of students.

For more information about the awards or to nominate someone for a future Distinguished Alumni Award, visit alumni.cod.edu/distinguished-alumni.

EDUCATION)

Summer Success Academy, Jim Allen (LIBERAL ARTS)

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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Cheryl Mayer

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Major: Baking and Pastry Arts

Cheryl Mayer fell into the culinary field.

“One day my daughter asked me to make cake pops for her – they were very trendy at the time – and I found all of the recipes tasted pretty much the same,” she said. “I started experimenting with flavors because I wanted mine to be the best. Going forward, I knew I wanted to do more.”

She turned to College of DuPage, which was an affordable option at an ideal location, plus classes fit well into her schedule.

Returning to school also provided a unique challenge.

“I am the first person in my immediate family to attend college and it’s been a journey,” she said. “In addition to returning to school, I lost my father-in-law, my father, and our first grandchild was born. Life is all about ebb and flow and you just have to keep moving forward.”

Helping Mayer to continue moving toward her goals is the College of DuPage Foundation, through which she applied for and received a multitude of scholarship: the Danny Young Memorial Scholarship, Foundation Textbook Scholarship, Foundation Returning Adult Scholarship, George Macht Scholarship and James C. Kohler Memorial Scholarship.

“I feel extremely fortunate to have been awarded these scholarships because it has allowed me to focus on my studies by relieving some of the financial burden. We are now a oneincome family and my husband is also in school full-time.”

Mayer plans to graduate in 2016 with her associate’s degree in Baking and Pastry Arts. After that, she plans to work for herself as a baker under the Illinois Home Kitchen Operation, which will allow her to stay at home.

Because of her positive experience at College of DuPage, she strongly recommends that other students consider COD and its exemplary Culinary Arts program.

“Take a tour of the Culinary and Hospitality Center because we have an amazing facility!” she said. “As students, we bake for the market as well as dinner service, and it’s my personal belief that it gives me direct motivation. I want to create exceptional products for our clients, making them say, ‘Wow! A student created this?’

“My GPA is currently a 3.61. Although I have worked very hard, I feel indebted to the professors, chefs and the Foundation, because their dedication helped me get to where I am now.”

“Although I have worked very hard, I feel indebted to the professors, chefs and the Foundation, because their dedication helped me get to where I am now.”

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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Patricia Rohan

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Major: Radiography

Patricia Rohan took her first class at COD in spring of 1991 after graduating high school early.

Exactly 20 years later, she graduated in 2011 with an Associate’s in Applied Science degree in Diagnostic Medical Imaging – Radiography.

“Somewhere in between then and now, I earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Eastern Illinois University and always took at least one summer course at COD for the convenience and savings it afforded me,” she said. “I started a promising career in corporate and higher education but was faced with a long journey of health setbacks that forced my career to the back burner.”

“I looked at several programs and schools in the metro area and decided on COD for its convenient location, affordable tuition and excellent reputation for health care programs.”

For 10 years, Rohan wanted to return to school to enter the health care field. Finally, everything came together and she found it an easy choice to return to COD. “I looked at several programs and schools in the metro area and decided on COD for its convenient location, affordable tuition and excellent reputation for health care programs,” she said. “The DMIR program has been by far the most challenging of my college career but has been equally rewarding. I have been consistently impressed with the knowledge, expertise and career guidance from all of the instructors in the program.

“I am also grateful for the many friends and colleagues I have met at COD and through my clinical site. One of the great things about a community college and the DMIR program is the diverse age group and population I have worked and studied with. I have no doubt many of these friendships will last a lifetime.”

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In addition, Rohan has been fortunate enough to earn several Foundation scholarships, including the Returning Adult scholarship.

As for her new career, Rohan sees it as a new beginning and feels like the sky’s the limit. She started working at Hinsdale Hospital as a registry tech and temporarily filled in as the clinical instructor for radiography for three months. She then worked on a special project at the hospital as it transitioned from written physician orders to computer order entry. Finally, she was officially hired full time.

“I love the hospital setting, working with the public and seeing the constant technologic advances in the medical community,” she said. “Medical Imaging is a very dynamic field, so I don’t see myself getting bored with it anytime in the near future. I love my job and feel like a veteran already. The job is interesting every day, and meeting new people and working all over the hospital are two of my favorite parts of the job!

“I also have a love for higher education and teaching in general, and perhaps the two will come together in the future and I can teach in conjunction with maintaining a position in the medical community. I am serving on the DMIR Advisory Committee, which is an exciting opportunity to meet with radiologists, instructors, current and former students, and other technologists in the field who are committed to making the DMIR program the best that it can be. This will also allow me to continue working with instructors and being a part of the College. Anything is possible!”

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CULTURAL ARTS

The McAninch Arts Center (MAC) family of donors and patrons shared incredible moments over the past year!

The MAC’s goal is to offer a wide variety of the highest quality shows and enrichment programs, so all may experience the arts to the fullest – affordably. Your philanthropic support aids in assuring that we can sustain the unique vitality that is the MAC. Thanks to you, the MAC has been able to meet expenses while delivering vital community outreach such as $10 student tickets, master classes, workshops where touring artists teach COD students, as well as MAC Chats.

Your investment in the arts helps us to inspire and engage both students and the community, ultimately assuring continued excellence at the MAC.

inspire •

15 MAC Chats deepened the performance experience for more than 1,100 patrons

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13 Cleve Carney Gallery and Wings student gallery openings; more than 6,500 visitors viewed 5 exhibitions in the Cleve Carney Gallery

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120 individuals participated in backstage tours from Girl Scouts to lifelong learners

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99,000 people engaged in a MAC event or show

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5 COD students were awarded John Belushi Memorial Scholarships

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5 COD students received fine and applied arts scholarships

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12 Master classes and lecture demonstrations for COD dance, music and theater students

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Wheaton-Warrenville South High School Sinfonia students performed side-by-side with New Philharmonic Orchestra

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6,000 Pre-K to 8th grade students took part in 9 SchoolStage matinees

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10 College Theater performances brought student work out into the community

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The MAC featured 68 Touring Performances

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More than 87 free events including 10 Lakeside Pavilion Summer Series events and 16 Global Flicks film screenings

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DONORS MAKE IT POSSIBLE

Through support of the College of DuPage Foundation in fiscal year 2015 (July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015), the following individuals, corporations, foundations and community organizations helped keep higher education at COD accessible, affordable and inspiring every day! Your donations enable the college to respond to students’ financial needs; keeping students on track to complete their goals. The Foundation also supports innovative faculty and staff initiatives to meet the changing needs of our students. Gifts to the College of DuPage Foundation contribute greatly to the college’s momentum as an economic and workforce development resource, respected community partner and recognized leader in public higher education.

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS The lifetime giving societies recognize the cumulative support of the College of DuPage Foundation over a donor’s lifetime. The society recognizes donors at four giving levels.

Richard and Ange Mahnke Microsoft Corporation & Omni Tech Molex, Inc. Motorola Solutions Naperville Rotary Charities

Presidential Society (Lifetime) $100,000 or more

Northern Trust

Anonymous (2)

Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital

Adventist Hinsdale Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. O’Rahilly, Sr.

Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital

Robbins Schwartz

Ameritech Corporation

Robert R. McCormick Tribune Foundation

Amoco Research Center

May Louise Ryburn

ARAMARK Charitable Fund of Vanguard Charitable Program

The Second City S. Ron and Andree D. Stone

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gengler

ARAMARK

The UPS Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Geyer

AT&T

Judy and Jack H. Turner

Ms. Jane M. Herron

Wilhelmina M. Aveling Trust

U.S. Bank

Bert and Gladys Hoddinott

James A. Belushi

Mr. Bjarne R. Ullsvik

Ms. Ruth Horwich

Mrs. Betty Bradshaw

Itasca Bank & Trust Co.

Richard S. and Lois Bull

Jeanette Sarkisian Wagner and Paul Alexander Wagner

The C. Louis Meyer Family Foundation

Allan E. and Barbara J. Walters

Lillian Neale Campbell Cleve Carney

Wheaton Bank and Trust — A Wintrust Community Bank

Clark and Linda Carpenter

Wight & Company

Anita Dickson

Mark Wight and Eszter Borvendeg

Margaret M. Florio

W.K. Kellogg Foundation Legat Architects, Inc. Lloyd David & Carlye Cannon Wattis Foundation Mr. and Ms. Manuel A. Marques

The DuPage Foundation ECOLAB Inc.

Art and Elizabeth Jens

Mr. John J. Marszalek Founders Society (Lifetime) $50,000 – $99,999

Dr. and Mrs. Harold D. McAninch Mortenson Construction

Bill and Winnie Freeman

Anonymous

Gateway, Inc.

AutomatedLogic

GKN Foundation

Bison Gear & Engineering

Glen Ellyn Infant Welfare Society

BMO Harris Bank

Mrs. Muriel Hubka

BP America, Inc.

Illinois Tool Works

Mr. Ronald D. Bullock

The JCS Fund of The DuPage Foundation

Central DuPage Kiwanis Foundation

The Kara Foundation

Eaton Corporation

The Knowles Foundation

Fleetwood Industrial Supply

The Kohler Family

Flexco

LaGrange Kiwanis Charity Board, Inc.

Follett Higher Education Group

Lucent Technologies, Inc.

William E. and Ann Gahlberg

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NALCO Company Official Airline Guides Mr. and Mrs. Donald Panovich Pepperidge Farm, Inc. Power Construction Company, LLC Ms. Dianne M. Skeet Taser International Robert L. Wagner Bonnie M. Wheaton World Book Family Catalog, Inc.

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Lambert Society (Lifetime) $25,000 – $49,999

Mrs. Shirley M. Jones

Anthony and Mary Baldwin

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keiser

Mrs. Mary Pat Barth-Searls

Anonymous (4)

Lesman Instrument Co.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Becker

David M. Gooder and Jean Allard

Peter and Gretchen Maren

Mr. Gordon Bednorz

Anthony A. and Irene D. Antoniou

Metlife

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Benté

Arthur J. Gallagher & Company

Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc.

Mrs. Doris T. Bernardo

Assurance Caring Together Foundation

Mr. Jeff F. Przybylo and Ms. Lauren G. Morgan

Blauer Manufacturing

Anthony and Mary Baldwin Bank of America

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Morrissey

Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Breuder

Rev. and Mrs. Howard Benson

MSA Safety Inc.

Catherine M. Brod

Bill Jacobs Naperville, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. J. David Mullan

Carol and Tom Butler

Evelyn M. Bluhm, PharmD.

Nicor Gas

Camcraft, Inc.

Breaching Technologies, Inc.

OSG Corporation

Cardinal International

Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Broido

Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Peterson

Mrs. Dorothy D. Cavenaugh

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Brown

PMA Financial Network, Inc.

CDW Computer Centers, Inc.

The Budilovsky Family

PNC Bank

Dr. and Mrs. Sunil Chand

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Daly

R.R. Donnelley & Sons

Chicago Dental Society

Diamondback Tactical

Mr. Chuck Roberts

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Doerfler, D.D.S.

Rockwell Automation

Chicago Printing Ink Manufacturing Association

Donors Forum of Chicago

Ronald F. Stancy

Chicago Symphony Orchestra

DuPage Chapter, Mothers & More

James Stevens Trust

The Coleman Foundation

DuPage County Health Improvement Association

Grace Swanson

College of DuPage Classified Personnel Committee

Earth Science Club of Northern Illinois

The Estate of Mary Lynn (Molly) Tomer

Eddie Bauer Diversified Sales

Edward R. and Patricia A. Valintis

Fifth Third Bank

Volunteers in Action

Firstar Bank Illinois

Eileen and Thomas Ward

FitchRatings

Warrior Custom Golf, Inc.

Mr. Dominic Froio GE Foundation

Dr. Donald G. Westlake and Mrs. Helen Gum Westlake

General Mills, Inc.

Ms. Donna J. Wood

Donald P. & Byrd M. Kelly Foundation

Gilbane Building Company

August J. and Helene S. Zarcone

Dun & Bradstreet Corporation

Temperature Equipment Corporation

Dr. and Mrs. Albert V. Bosch

College of DuPage Faculty Association Community Memorial Foundation Mrs. Elizabeth Copeland Ms. Cathy Coughlin Marsha Cruzan and Thomas McGinnis Ellen and Thomas Davel Alexander and Lisa Demos

DuPage Medical Group

Dr. B. Franklin and Mrs. Jane H. Gurney Chaparral Society (Lifetime) $10,000 – $24,999

DuPage Unitarian Universalist Church

Anonymous (9)

Edward Don & Co.

Information Access Company

Dr. Barbara S. Abromitis

Eplan, Wiechers & Partner

Interlake and Harbour Woods Associates

American Enterprise Bank

Evans Associates

Irwin & Rowan

American Precision Electronics

First Midwest Bank

Jewel-Osco Food Stores

America’s Better Burgers LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Fischer

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Huck, Jr. Illinois Community College System Foundation

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Mr. John R. Easter

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Flood Bros. Disposal & Recycling

Ms. Dottie Mele

The Gale Group

Midcon Corp.

Gerald A. and Karen A. Kolschowsky Foundation

Mirkovich & Associates, Inc.

The Gerald M. Kline Family Foundation

Dr. Michael T. Murphy

Gillespie Ford

Naperville Running Company

Jeanette N. and Renee Giragos, in memory of Dr. Henry G. Giragos

Neiman Marcus

Glock, Inc. Mary Gower Great Midwest Computer Show Guittard Chocolate The H.W. Wilson Company Ms. Sarah J. Hadley

MK Education

Nielsen Massey OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. Judith May O’Dell Operation Support Our Troops America OTA, Inc. Palmer Walbridge Foundation Palumbo Family Foundation

Mrs. Jack Shong

Panduit Corp.

Sodexo

Mr. and Mrs. Ian Parr

Sandra and David Sokol

Herricane Graphics Inc.

Pella Rolscreen Foundation

Spectrum Technologies International, Ltd.

HOK

Pennzoil CO.

Sprint Cellular

Jeanne and Rick Holec

Pepper Construction

Suburban Building Officials Conference

Sara and Stacey Huels

Pepper Family Foundation

Mr. Peter Testa

Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Hui

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Peterson

Mr. Michael Trench

Ice Miller

Platinum Technology, Inc.

Jade Range LLC

The PrivateBank

True Cuisine and Sweet Baby Ray’s Catering Company

Jam Productions

Project Leadership Association

Trump International Hotel & Tower Chicago

JP Morgan Chase

Roland and Kelly Raffel

Trust Company of Illinois

Clayton and Thelma Kirkpatrick

Ravinia Festival Association

UMI

Ms. Barbara W. Klingbeil

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman C. Reed

V3 Companies

Knowles Electronics, Inc.

Rexam Beverage Can Company

VALIC

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Kolschowsky

Ms. René M. Richards

Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Vivoda

Krueger International

Richmar Electronics Corp.

W.W. Grainger, Inc.

Lake Family Foundation

The Rise Group

Ms. Roberta N. Walker-Klein

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lessek

Ronald McDonald House Charities

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Ward

Dr. Daniel E. Lloyd

Rotary Club of Naperville Downtown

West Suburban Dental Society

Loebl Schlossman & Hackl Architects

Steven M. Ruffalo and Lisa Jones Ruffalo

Westye Group

LZT Filliung Partnership

Schenk Annes Tepper Campbell Ltd.

Sandee Whited and Daniel Dodge

Mr. and Mrs. George C. Macht

Ms. Kay Schmitt

Whole Foods

Magnetrol International, Inc.

Schweppe & Sons

York Factory Direct, UPG, Johnson Controls

David and Carolyn May

Mr. George L. Seaton

Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. McNeill

Dr. Ivan L. Shapiro

Hanna Facial Cosmetic Surgery, Ltd. Hawthorn Garden Club of Glen Ellyn Woods

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The Seaton Society George L. Seaton, the first chairman of the College of DuPage Board of Trustees, had the foresight to establish the College of DuPage Foundation to accept and administer philanthropic gifts, at the same time the College was founded in 1967. The Seaton Society was established to recognize individuals who have advised the College of DuPage Foundation of their intent to benefit the college through a planned gift. Members of the Seaton Society include: Anonymous (6)

David M. Gooder and Jean Allard

Ms. Dianne M. Skeet

Wilhelmina M. Aveling Trust

Dr. B. Franklin and Mrs. Jane H. Gurney

James Stevens

Rev. and Mrs. Howard Benson

Barbara W. Klingbeil

S. Ron and Andree D. Stone

Catherine M. Brod

Richard and Ange Mahnke

Katharine F. Storm

Lillian Neale Campbell

Peter and Gretchen Maren

The Estate of Mary Lynn (Molly) Tomer

Cleve Carney

Harold D. and Karyl K. McAninch

Jack and Judy Turner

Clark and Linda Carpenter

Lauren G. Morgan

Bjarne R. Ullsvik

Anita Dickson

Susan K. Nelson

Edward R. Valintis

Sanford (Sandy) Fries

May Louise Ryburn

Robert L. Wagner

Through bequests and estate gifts, the Seaton Society will continue to meet the challenges of the future. To become a Seaton Society member, or for more information please call the College of DuPage Foundation at (630) 942-2462.

President’s Circle (Annual) $5,000+

Follett Higher Education Group

Operation Support Our Troops America

Anonymous (3)

Mr. Wesley O. Fritz

OSG Corporation

Action Fabrics

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Geyer

Mr. and Mrs. Ian Parr

American Enterprise Bank

GKN Foundation

Patriot Pavement Maintenance

Barbara A. McCafferty Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Huck, Jr.

Power Construction Company, LLC

Bison Gear & Engineering

Isleworth Partners, Inc.

Mr. Chuck Roberts

BMO Harris Bank

Itasca Bank & Trust Co.

Shamrock International Fastener LLC

Mrs. Betty Bradshaw

The JCS Fund of The DuPage Foundation

Ms. Dianne M. Skeet

Jerry Bradshaw Fund of The DuPage Foundation

Dr. Jean V. Kartje

S. Ron and Andree D. Stone

Legat Architects, Inc.

Mr. Ronald D. Bullock

Mr. and Mrs. George C. Macht

Terrence J. Taylor and Maureen Sullivan Taylor

Carlton Auto Repair

Mr. John J. Marszalek

Mr. Peter Testa

The Coleman Foundation

David and Carolyn May

U.S. Bank

College of DuPage Classified Personnel Committee

Dr. and Mrs. Harold D. McAninch

Bjarne R. Ullsvik

Motorola Solutions

VALIC

Ms. Anita C. DeLara

Naperville Rotary Charities

The DuPage Foundation

Naperville Running Company

Wheaton Bank and Trust — A Wintrust Community Bank

Mr. John R. Easter

Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital

First Midwest Bank

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Sandee Whited and Daniel Dodge Mr. Duane E. Wilson

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Encore Circle (Annual) $2,500 – $4,999

Director’s Circle (Annual) $1,000 – $2,499

Advantage Wellness Clinic

Anonymous (5)

Army National Guard

Dr. Barbara S. Abromitis

Bolingbrook Fire Department

Mr. James R. Adams

Catherine M. Brod

Alliance Paper & Foodservice Equipment

Dr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Burke

Lowell and Barbara Anderson

Katherine and Larry Cabai

Aspire Ventures

Mrs. Clark G. Carpenter

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bartz

The Family of Donald and Marian Carter

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Benté

Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd.

Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Breuder

Ms. Catherine Easter

Ms. Carla Burkhart

Mrs. Diane L. Easter

Carol and Tom Butler

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Easter

Calamos Family Partners, Inc.

Kristine and Ken Fay

Mr. Joseph Cassidy and Mrs. Tatiana Sifri

Flexco

Ginni and Chris

Governors State University

Ms. Hannah Clifton

Dr. Vickie Gukenberger and Mr. Jeffrey A. Gukenberger

Mr. James G. Hart

Mr. and Ms. Philip J. Coffin

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haake

Innovative Timing Systems, LLC

College of DuPage Faculty Association

Ms. Sarah J. Hadley

Mr. Paul J. Kronenburger

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Collins

Hawthorn Garden Club of Glen Ellyn Woods

Landworks

Don and Jackie Hegebarth

Leslie Heating and Cooling, Inc.

Community Foundation of Central Georgia, Inc.

The Family of Raymond and Virginia Link

Daily Herald

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Malczewski

Ellen and Thomas Davel

Max McGraw Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Demas

Illinois Community College System Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Morrissey

Mr. and Mrs. Walt Dickie

James Hardie Building Products

Naperville Woman’s Club

Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Dowling

Linda and Robert Jenkins

Park Place Interiors

James and Marie Drasal and the Drasal Family Fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Jeffrey Jens and Ann Boisclair

Rotary Club of Naperville Downtown Charles Schlau Smith Financial Advisors, Inc. SmithGroup JJR Mr. and Mrs. Terrence J. Taylor Zacuto LLC

Jeanette N. and Renee Giragos, in memory of Dr. Henry G. Giragos

Ms. Judith K. Johnson

DuPage Unitarian Universalist Church Evviva! Pizzeria & Cafe George and Kathryn Fairbairn

Herricane Graphics Inc. Jeanne and Rick Holec

DuPage Chapter, Mothers & More Mr. and Mrs. James T. Durkin

Mary J. Gower

Mr. Lawrence P. Katzenstein Jacqueline Vernot and Raymond Kotz Anne and Ira J. Kreft Karen and Gene Kuhn L.J. Morse Construction Company

Ms. Susan E. Fischer

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lamb and the Susan and Richard Lamb Charitable Fund of The DuPage Foundation

Fox Valley SCORE Chapter 289

Gil and Lola Lehman

Mr. David S. Fox

Lisa M. Dietlin & Associates

Ken and Debbie Fulks

Dr. Daniel E. Lloyd

First Bank & Trust

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Robbins Schwartz

Bill Charis

The Rev. Dr. Curtis and Leanne Rolfe

Greg and Janet Chejfec

Nancy and John Rutledge

Ms. Cynthia Clifton

Mr. Leroy Sanders

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coates

Robert Schillerstrom and Mary Beth O’Connor

Diane Cooper

Ken and Trish Scott

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Currier

Mrs. Jane M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Soto, Jr. James and Patricia Vary Vega Tool Corporation Ms. Margaret Welter Dr. Donald G. Westlake Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ma

Bonnie M. Wheaton

Marriott Chicagoland Business Council

Scott and Kristen Wiersum

Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. McNeill

Wight & Company

John and Lynette McCortney

Mark Wight and Eszter Borvendeg

Margaret and Michael McCoy

Mr. Paul Zakowski

Terrance and Linda McGovern

Stephen and Sunday Cummins Ms. Sarah A. Deuter DML Solutions Dr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Doerfler, D.D.S. Ms. Patricia Drop John T. Earley, Jr. Mr. Joseph C. Educate El Segundo Record Club Mike and Ellen Farrow Dr. Helen C. Feng Ms. Anne L. Finn Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Foster Joan and Ken Frank

Molex, Inc.

Ambassador Circle (Annual) $500 – $999

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moore

Anonymous (9)

Bill and Nancy Moore

Anthony and Gwen Achilles

Mortenson Construction

Athletico Physical Therapy

Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Motzny

Katherine Balek

John M. Mulherin and Dr. Sara E. Bonkowski

Mr. Andrew J. Balint and Ms. Julie R. Bradley

Kirk Muspratt

Karin Evans and Douglas Barge

Mr. and Mrs. Linsley Gray

Naperville Community Gardeners

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Becht

Georgia Hamilton

Mr. Sherman L. Neal

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Belanger

Mr. John Harrold

Drs. Donald E. and Mary Ellen Newsom

Susan Benner and Henry Schnabel

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hartman

Rebecca Nicholson

Milton and Heide Bentley

Stephen and Michelle Hujar

Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Peterson

Mr. Mark Bernthal

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Igyarto

Meri Phillips

Ray Billett

Jorge and Beatriz Iorgulescu

Mr. Lawrence J. Pincsak

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Brady

Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Jackson

Jeffrey and Debora Ponko

Mr. Thomas P. Brady

Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Johnson

Precision Control Systems of Chicago, Inc.

Ms. Barbara Brennan

Bobbi Kaminski

Richard and Elizabeth Quaintance

James H. Bryniarski, D.D.S.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keifer

Roland and Kelly Raffel

Ronald and Hope Bucher

Kenneth Stein Violins

Road Builder Charities

Beverly and Keith Carlson

Sara and Christopher Kirby

Michael and Sandra Meyers

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frye Gerald A. and Karen A. Kolschowsky Foundation Dick and Marge Gieser Jacquelyn L. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Glaser Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Gray

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(CONTINUED)

Mr. Brian Kleemann

Ted M. Utchen

Bank of America

Kohl’s Corporate

Darlene Barger

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Kurowski

Dr. and Mrs. E. Jay Van Cura and The E. Jay Van Cura MD Charitable Fund of the Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

Mary Anne Lambert

Waddell & Reed

Harold and Karen Bauer

Eileen and Eliot Landau

Mr. Blake B. Walter

Mr. Peter J. Bauer

Ms. Susan Lang Berry

Joan and Raymond Wielgos

Richard and Grace Bauer

Cosette Kosiba

Alyce Barnicle Mary Ellen and Jack Barry

Mr. David Baurac

Mr. Henry L. Latkin

Patricia and Bruce Beck

Alice Logan

Circle of Friendship Level (Annual) $100 – $499

Mr. and Mrs. L. Alan Lowry

Anonymous (47)

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Beemer

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Marsh

ABCOR Home Health

Biff Behr and Lynne Richman

Ms. Margaret Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Abella

Christopher and Kristine Bell

Sarah Hutchison Martino

Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Achepohl

Mr. Kenneth R. Belling

Aurelia and Ronald Maslana

Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Adams

Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Bender

Sharon A. Meltzer

Sue Adams

Mr. Edwin Berndt

Dr. and Mrs. John Messitt

Young Ahn

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Beuscher

Mr. James W. Montgomery

Peggy Aldworth

Peggy Bickham

N.O.B.L.E. — Northern Illinois Center

Mr. Stuart M. Allard

Daniel and Yolanda Bindert

New Markets Support Company

Nancy Allured

Bradley Binks

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Nicholson

Ancel, Glink, Diamond, Bush, DiCianni & Krafthefer

Judith L. Bittikoffer

Dr. and Mrs. Steven Lewis

Jane Oldfield Helen Pachay Madeleine Pachay

Mr. Charles E. Andelbradt Mrs. John Andersen

Ms. Eunice Becker

Mr. Thomas Bober Ms. Karen F. Bojnansky Mr. John Bollweg

Dr. Maunak Rana

Mr. Arne J. Anderson and Ms. Dawn M. D’Ostilio

Mr. Eugene Refakes

Sharon S. Anderson

Glory Borgeson

Judy Ronaldson

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrews

Mr. Larry W. Bost

Mr. William Ryan

Irene D. Antoniou

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bosy

Ms. Theresa M. Sak

Marjorie and Jeffrey Appel

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Boyaris

Linda Sands-Vankerk and Grant Vankerk

Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Arends

Mrs. Aleene L. Henninger-Boyden

Helen and Beth Schell

Mr. John Arndt

Mary and Bill Boylan

Doris and David Schertz

Mr. David M. Arnold, Jr.

BP Fabric of America Fund

William and Nancy Schierer

Ellen Arteaga

Ms. Joan Bradford

Skeet Family

Mr. and Mrs. Telly Arvanitis

Mr. Paul Bradley

Sodexo

Dr. Emmanuel B. Awuah

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Braschel

Ms. Trina Sotirakopulous

Renato and Mary Bacci

Kay Braulik

Cherry Stoddard

Birger B. Back

Mr. Antonio J. Bravo

Ellen Sutton

Charles T. Baker

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Brindell

Ms. Sandra K. Topps

Ms. Wendy Baley

Ms. Ann Bringardner

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Ms. Mary E. Bonk

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Mr. and Ms. Frederick W. Brodie

Drs. Mark and Prisca Collins

Mr. Andrew Dunne

Susan, Kathy, Jim, and Bill Brown

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Collins

Roberta K. Dupuis-Devlin

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bucy

Community Bank of Downers Grove

Mr. and Ms. Visweswararao Durga

Jan and Laurie Budziszewski

Mr. Terence J. Connell

Mr. George J. Dzuricsko

Mr. and Mrs. William Bulger

Beverly Cook

Robert Eakins

Mr. John H. Burnett

Ms. Cheryl L. Cott

Joanne East

Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Burnham

Ms. Barbara A. Coussement

Michael E. Eaton

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Burson

The Honorable and Mrs. Daniel J. Cronin

Daniel Edelman and Fran Kravitz

C. H. Hanson Co.

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cross

Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Edwards

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cagney

Mr. and Mrs. Bill P. Curry

Ms. Sally Effner

Linda Cain, Chicago Blues Guide

Ms. Uma N. Dabhade

Mr. and Ms. Geoffrey L. Elijah

The Cantlin Family

Mrs. Anne Marie Dando

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Ellig

Mr. Kenneth Carlson

Mr. and Mrs. Wade E. Ellis

Kevin and Lori Carlson

Mr. Anthony F. Scheurich and Ms. Julie A. Daraska

Mr. Ken Casterline

Don and Anna Mae Davia

Ms. Jodi Essey-Stapleton

Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Ceputis

Jeanne E. Davik

Camille and Joe Esterman

Mark and Erin Cetera

Lincoln Davis

Eve Assisted Living Hinsdale

Stephen and Ami Chambers

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Davis

Exelon Corporation

Mr. Robert B. Chasteen

Dawn Day

Robert and Linda Fairbairn

Mr. Peter Chen

Dorothy Deen

William and Sally Newton Fairbank

Ms. Marlene L. Ciavarella

Mr. Robert O. Delaney

Marcela Fanning

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Ciesla

Ms. Lynn F. Dempsey and Mr. Brian Musker

Jack and Janet Feldman

Eugene R. DeMuro

Mr. Robert L. Fisher

Janet Derber

Elinor Flanigan

George W. and Ann Dervis

Mr. and Mrs. David Fletcher

Ms. Jane DesCarpentrie

Stanley Flis

Steven and Laura Desmarais

Eric and Marilyn Fors

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Detmer

Mrs. Mardelle Fortier

Mr. and Mrs. Art Diedrichsen

Mr. and Mrs. Randy H. Foster

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Diehl

Mr. Michael Frank

Barbara and George DiGuido

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Frank

The Honorable and Mrs. Kirk Dillard

Ms. Lucile A. Friedli

Mark and Kim Dorn

Mr. Raymond Fugiel

Carol L. Doty

Ms. Deborah Gaither

Mr. and Mrs. Don Doxie

Patrick E. Gallagher

William and Kathleen Drennan

Sandra M. Ganakos

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Droszcz

Bob and Carol Garner

Ms. Marilyn R. Drury-Katillo

Ms. Susan M. Gately

Edwin A. and Gerry Dulik

Urs Geiser and Mary Hobein

Mr. William R. Cioper Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Clarisey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cohen Thomas M. Colgan Carolyn B. Collins

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Joseph and Frances Eraci

Mr. Jeffrey F. Ferrara

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

(CONTINUED)

Mr. Christopher A. Gekas

John A. Herndon

Ms. Cecille Gerber

Lance Herning

Mrs. Janet L. Gilbreath

Hettinger Podiatry Center

Susan Gilmore

Ronald G. Hilton

Glen Ellyn Public Library

Allan Hins and Marilyn Wilgocki

Dr. Christian Goergen

Paul and Jessica Holler

Dr. Gloria Golec

Lynda K. Hollingsworth

Gordon and Nancy Goodman

Mr. Roman Holowka

Mr. Reid Goodrich

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hone

Ms. Jean D. Goris

Mr. Ronald J. Horan

Robin L. Graham

Mr. Jon G. Hostetler

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Grandin

Dr. Harry Hou

Bill and Alyce Grant

Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln B. Hubbard

Ms. Mary L. Grantz

Stephanie Iglehart

Mr. Shayle Miller and Ms. Jin Soo Kim

Francine N. Green-Kelner

Ms. Joanne L. Ivory

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Kinsey

Mr. Dennis C. Grimm

Mrs. Jo Ann Jacobson

James and Virginia Kintz

Ms. Kathleen F. Groh

Mrs. Julie H. Jancius

Anne V. Klecka

Mr. Thomas R. Grubbe

Edward and Susan Jeszka

Glenda Klein

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Gualano

Tim Jilek

Kevin S. Kline

Mr. Marco Guerra

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Jochens

Mrs. Lawrence Klinger

Mr. John Gustafson

Mr. Glenn R. Johnson

Virginia and Charles Klingsporn

Susan and Robert Haa

Mary E. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Klonowski

Ms. Nancy J. Haines and Mr. Harry Fischer

Mr. Steve Johnson

Ken and Gaye Klopack

Dr. Eugene G. Hallongren and Dianne J. Hallongren

Mrs. Laurel J. Jolly-McCarthy

Mr. Brian A. Kluge

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Jones

Joan and Thomas Knighton

William Hamilton

Eric Jungnickel

Mr. John Knoepfle

Mr. and Mrs. Chester S. Handelman

Ms. Sharon Jurgensen

Marcia A. Koppenhoefer

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Harding

Mr. John R. Wolff and Mrs. Shirley Justin-Wolff

Charlene Kornoski-Du Vall

Diana and Gary Harper Mr. and Mrs. Randy Harris

Mr. Larry W. Kane

Kenneth Kowall

Patricia A. Harrison

Karl Karnatz

Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Kozak

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hatfield

Senator Doris Karpie (Ret.)

Michael F. Kozlowski

David and Karen Haugen

Mr. James Karpus

Mr. and Mrs. John Kraeger

Dr. Steven L. Havens

Cyril Kennedy

Ms. Keri-Lyn J. Krafthefer

Jean M. Hawkinson

Mr. and Mrs. William S. Kenshol

Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Krafthefer

Mr. Thomas Head

Ms. Kristen A. Kepnick

Mr. Thaddeus J. Kulinski

Mr. Joseph Todaro and Mrs. Deborah Heer

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kettell

Veena A. Kulkarni

Mr. and Mrs. Hashem Helmi

Keynote Concepts, Inc.

Mr. John L. Ladle, Jr.

Aleene L. Henninger-Boyden

Christine Kickels

Mr. James LaDue

Gwen and Chet Henry

Mary and Richard F. Kilburn

Ms. Martha A. Lambert

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Mr. Giles L. Korzenecki

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Ms. Susan A. Martin

Charles and Kay Myler

Ms. Diana L. Martinez

Mr. Ralph P. Naftaly

Mr. Erik Matson

Eleanor F. Nellemann

Mr. Robert G. Matz

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Neuendorf

Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Maurer

Bennett J. Neuhauser

Jeffrey May

Susan Neustrom

Ms. Judith M. McAtee

Dr. Richard A. Niezgoda, III

Ms. Dawn McCabe

Michael and Judith Nigro

Ms. Dorothy M. McCann

North American Roller Products, Inc.

James and Kimberley McDonnell

Betty and John North

Patricia McEnaney

Northern Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGinn

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nosworthy

Donald E. McGowan and Mary Leah Prazak

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nusinow

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Langbein

Ellen and Daniel McGowan

Ms. Charlene T. Nuti

Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Larson

Marty and Marian McGowan

Eileene Nystrom

Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lauber, Sr.

Richard G. McGuire

Jackie and Bill Leavy

Mr. and Mrs. Michael McKay

Mr. John H. Oberhelman and Ms. Dolores J. Garner

Ida Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. McHenry

Robin and Roxanne Obermayer

Joy V. Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McLaren

Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Obuch

Lexington Square Senior Residence

Paul McCurnin and Evelyn McNeill

Bob and Joan Olach

Elaine Libovicz

Ms. Mary C. Michna

Jean and Joanne Oliphant

Ms. Margaret Lindstrom

Ms. Paula Miller

Mr. Cesar Ortiz and Dr. Laura Ortiz

Ms. Alixe Lischett

Mr. James Milonas

Kay Osborne

Ann and Chris Liszka

Eugenia and Alan Mindlin

Diane Oskerka

Drs. David and Joanna Livengood

Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Mirabile

Mr. Robert W. Overdorf

Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Livengood

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Miraski

Sarah Packard

Mr. John F. Dillon and Ms. Joanne M. Lobello

Dr. John C. Modschiedler

Janet Pagan-Klehr and Patrick Klehr

Paul D. Monson

Mr. Peyman Pahlavan

Mr. and Mrs. James Long

Dan Montgomery

Mr. John R. Palter

Ms. Catherine Lorenz

J. C. Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Paradise

Mr. Matteo Gallerini and Ms. Irene Lottini

Ms. Marina Morrow

Tom Parkin

Nancy Louck

Mr. and Mrs. David W. Morton

Byrd and Alice Parmelee

Mr. Robert W. Lowry, Jr.

Mr. Thomas Mosgers

Mr. and Ms. James J. Patterson, CPA

Ms. Norma MacKay

Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Mossman

Jolynn E. Patterson

Magnetrol International, Inc.

Bud and Pat Motz

Jim and Lorraine Paulissen

Mark and Shirley Manzi

Roberta and Thomas Pawlak

Madeleine and Ralph Marbach

Mr. Jerome Mrowca and Ms. Lois S. Carlson

Ms. Julie Marlatt

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mudrak

Paul Pelke

Mrs. Nadine P. Martens

Joan Mueller

Mr. Ronald F. Peltz

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin

Mary Jo and Tom Mulcahy

PepsiCo

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Jack and Marilyn Pearson

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(CONTINUED)

Doreen Peters

Rotary Club of Carol Stream (Club 3112)

Dr. Lois Stanciak

David and Nancy Peterson

Mr. Joseph Rubino

Christopher A. Stanicek

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Peterson

Nancy L. Ruby

Ms. Brenda L. Stanton

Dr. and Mrs. James J. Phelan

Juergen and Lucia Rusnak

Ms. Janice L. Stanuch

Mr. Jeffrey Hill and Ms. Catharine S. Phillips

William Saltmarsh

Jill Stargardt

Tom Piehl

Lynn Sapyta

Ellen and Grier Stephenson

Robert M. and Kathleen A. Pine

Mary Ann Wheaton

Donna and Robert Stewart

Sheryl E. Poage

Janey Sarther

Richard and Janice Sticka

Mr. and Mrs. William Podgorski

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Scanlan

Carolyn and Joe Stoffel

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Polito

Ms. Katherine A. Schmitt

Mr. James Strait

Anna Marie Poll

Mr. Thomas O. Schrader

Earl Stubbe and Kathleen Frank

Ruth J. Pozesky

Mr. Timothy F. Schrader

Ms. Deborah Summerlin

Barbara A. Prezell

Mr. and Ms. Eric A. Schubert

Progressive Industries, Inc.

In Memory of Bea Schubert

Superior Air Ground Ambulance Service, Inc.

Tom and Karen Pulver

Ellen and James Schumacher

Mr. Darrel A. Sutter

Mr. Joel Quam

Jerry and Susan Schurmeier

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Swanson

Ms. Patricia M. Ramirez

Dr. Thomas R. Scott

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Swanson

Mr. David J. Rash

Mr. and Mrs. Ned N. Sedlak

Robert Swirsky

Gary and Mary Rash

Senior Home Sharing, Inc.

Dr. Diane R. Szakonyi

Ginny and Don Raths

Charles J. Sennet

Marion Talley

Donald and Mary Rericka

Behnoosh Shahrokh

Mr. and Ms. Thomas J. Tallman

Jacqueline and Mark Reuland

Mr. and Mrs. Ray N. Shannon

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tampier

Mrs. Jean Rhoades

Mr. and Mrs. David Shelton

Mr. Howard R. Teich

James and Vernette Richmond

Roger and Ann Shipley

Ms. Sher Tenclay

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Richy

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shurtleff

Richard N. Theriault

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ricketts

Gail L. Simpson

Virginia and Jerry Thompson

Jack E. Riddle

Donald S. Skoller

Paul and Katherine Thompson

Jack E. Riddle, II

Albert and Kathleen Skwara

Susanne Riedell

Kenneth Slauf

Mr. and Mrs. George G. Rinder

Mr. Barry Sleeman, Jr.

John Risinger

Mr. Philip Slocum

Mr. Leslie Robbins

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon J. Slodki

Mr. David A. Roberts

Lloyd Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Kirk T. Roberts

Mary K. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E. Roberts

Ms. Gerie Smrcina

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rochlis

Marilyn Smrcina

Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Rohr

Rose and Marc Southard

Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Rosell

Squirrels

Edward Rosiar

Dr. Dorothy Squitieri

S. E. Ross

Mr. Thomas A. Stachelski

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Mr. Philip A. Tomzik

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ward

Organizations

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Toth

Dr. Nancy Webb

Anonymous (2)

Tom and Teri Tracey

Ms. Heidi Weber

Abbott Labs

Mark A. Tupy

Mr. Roland Weber

ABCOR Home Health

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Turek

Judy Webster

Action Fabrics

Two Brothers Brewing Company

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Weeks

Advantage Wellness Clinic

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome L. Ulane

Ms. Patricia Weikersheimer

Alliance Paper & Foodservice Equipment

Unilock Chicago, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Weller

Allstate

Ms. Dawn M. Uram

Ms. Kathy Wessel

American Enterprise Bank

Mr. Donald J. Vaccarello

Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Westberg

Mr. Timothy Van Epps

Mrs. Gina Wheatley

Ancel, Glink, Diamond, Bush, DiCianni & Krafthefer

Ms. Holly S. Van Horn

Lyn and Debbie Whiston

Francis R. Vaupel

Mr. Edward M. White

Dr. Ewald Veleckis

Ms. Cecilia Whitt

Mr. Gerard Nussbaum and Dr. Linda Veleckis Nussbaum

Ms. Ellen A. Wier

Ms. Kimberly A. Vertucci

Dr. and Mrs. K. M. Wilcox

Olga Vilella-Janeiro, Ph.D. and Henry Valdez, Esq.

Ken and Viviane Wilcutts

Marilee Viola Mr. and Mrs. Michael Volk Ms. Pamela J. Voves Ms. Jerilyn H. Wagner Penelope Wainwright Carol C. Wallace Family Mr. James R. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Ward

Ms. Alice M. Wilbur

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wilhelm

Aspire Ventures AT&T Athletico Physical Therapy Auditorium Theatre Aurora Civic Center Authority Bank of America BMO Harris Bank Bolingbrook Fire Department BP America, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Williams

BP Fabric of America Fund

Richard Wilson

Buddy Guy’s Legends

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Winter

C. H. Hanson Co.

Beverly Yacko

Calamos Family Partners, Inc.

Ms. Cynthia Yearman

Carlton Auto Repair

Mr. Keith C. Yearman

Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Ms. Kathleen Yosko

Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd.

Mary and Greg Zaborniak

CNA Financial Corporation

Mr. Edward Zabrocki Ms. Joan E. Zahorik

College of DuPage Classified Personnel Committee

Diana Zarazua

College of DuPage Faculty Association

Helene S. Zarcone

College of Lake County

Lori and Gary Zeman

Community Bank of Downers Grove

Paul Zimmerman

Community Foundation of Central Georgia, Inc.

Ms. Linda L. Zimnie Jo Anne Zipperer Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Zlotow Mr. Marc A. Zolotor Martha Zuehlke

Daily Herald DML Solutions Dominican University DuPage Chapter, Mothers & More DuPage Unitarian Universalist Church Eakins Properties

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

(CONTINUED)

ECOLAB Inc.

Magnetrol International, Inc.

El Segundo Record Club

Marriott Chicagoland Business Council

Elgin Community College

McGraw Foundation

Elmhurst College

Molex, Inc.

Eve Assisted Living Hinsdale

Mortenson Construction

Evviva! Pizzeria & Cafe

Motorola Solutions

Exelon Corporation

Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago

First Bank & Trust

N.O.B.L.E. – Northern Illinois Center

First Midwest Bank

Naperville Community Gardeners

Flexco

Naperville Rotary Charities

Follett Higher Education Group

Naperville Running Company

Fox Valley SCORE Chapter 289

Naperville Woman’s Club

GE Foundation

New Markets Support Company

Gerald A. and Karen A. Kolschowsky Foundation

North American Roller Products, Inc.

Sodexo

Northern Trust

Squirrels

Glen Ellyn Public Library

Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital

Superior Air Ground Ambulance Servce, Inc.

Governors State University

Operation Support Our Troops America

Hawthorn Garden Club of Glen Ellyn Woods

OSG Corporation

GKN Foundation

Hettinger Podiatry Center Hotel Arista at CityGate Center IBM Illinois Community College System Foundation

The Coleman Foundation The Field Museum The Lagunitas Brewing Company

Park Place Interiors

The Prudential Foundation

Patriot Pavement Maintenance

The DuPage Foundation

Phillip’s Flowers & Gifts

Two Brothers Brewing Company

Power Construction Company, LLC Precision Control Systems of Chicago, Inc.

U.S. Bank Unilock Chicago, Inc.

Innovative Timing Systems, LLC

Progressive Industries, Inc.

Isleworth Partners, Inc.

Ravinia Festival Association

Itasca Bank & Trust Co.

Rialto Square Theatre

James Hardie Building Products

Road Builder Charities

Vortex Enterprises

Keynote Concepts, Inc.

Robbins Schwartz Robbins Schwartz

W.W. Grainger, Inc.

Kohl’s Corporate

Rotary Club of Carol Stream (Club 3112)

Waddell & Reed

L.J. Morse Construction Company

Rotary Club of Naperville Downtown

Landworks

Senior Home Sharing, Inc.

Wheaton Bank and Trust – A Wintrust Community Bank

Legat Architects, Inc.

Shamrock International Fastener LLC

Wheaton Park District

Leslie Heating and Cooling, Inc.

Smith Financial Advisors, Inc.

Wight & Company

Lexington Square Senior Residence

SmithGroup JJR

Zacuto LLC

University of Chicago VALIC Vega Tool Corporation

In spite of extensive efforts to avoid errors and omissions in this year’s honor roll of contributors, mistakes may occur.

If your name is listed incorrectly, misspelled or omitted, please notify the COD Foundation immediately at (630) 942-2462.

Gifts received after July 1, 2015, will be included in next year’s annual report.

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FINANCIAL SUMMARY FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2015

Established in 1967, The College of DuPage Foundation is exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The Foundation adheres to the highest standards of financial management, and the result is a healthy balance sheet that allows use to consistently provide programmatic support to important COD initiatives and scholarships for students throughout the community.

The following financial information was summarized from our July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015 audited financial statements, which are available upon request or online at foundation.cod.edu.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION JUNE 30, 2015 (WITH SUMMARIZED FINANCIAL INFORMATION FOR JUNE 30, 2014)

(In dollars)

Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents Investments Pledges Receivable Cash Surrender Value of Life Insurance Policies Investments – Restricted Art Collection

FY 2015

$

67,754 6,788,514 207,586 10,895 5,452,426 1,733,068

FY 2014

$

326,540 7,287,170 321,112 10,567 5,415,305 1,125,918

Total Assets

$14,260,243

$14,486,612

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities Due to College of DuPage Other Liabilities

$ $

223,628 8,956

$ $

— 15,560

Total Liabilities

$

232,584

$

15,560

Net Assets Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted

$ 3,035,473 5,539,760 5,452,426

$ 3,121,251 5,934,496 5,415,305

Total Net Assets

$14,027,659

$14,471,052

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$14,260,243

$14,486,612

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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES JUNE 30, 2015 (WITH SUMMARIZED FINANCIAL INFORMATION FOR JUNE 30, 2014)

Revenues and Expenses

(In dollars)

Revenues Gifts and Contributions Noncash Contributions College In-Kind Contributions Total Contributions

FY 2015 Permanently Restricted Restricted

Temporarily Unrestricted

$1,131,689 650,257 705,677 $2,487,623

$ 280,711 197,262 — $ 477,973

100,935 5,187 (232,757) — (126,635)

356,550 25,511 (716,961) 6,604 (328,296)

Net Assets Released from Restrictions Total Revenues

544,413 $2,905,401

(544,413) $ (394,736)

$

Expenses Program Scholarships Granted Awards Granted Cash Gifts to College of DuPage Noncash Gifts to College of DuPage College In-Kind Distribution Other Program Total

$ 382,803 10,349 1,476,961 248,673 219,387 1,248 $2,339,421

$

$

Net Investment Income Net Realized Gain (Loss) on Sale of Investments Net Unrealized Gain (Loss) on Investments Change in Value of Split-Interest Agreement Investment Income

$

$

FY 2014 Total

Total

36,793 328 — 37,121

$ 1,449,193 847,847 705,677 $ 3,002,717

$ 2,366,192 1,187,874 689,699 $ 4,243,765

— — — — —

457,485 30,698 (949,718) 6,604 (454,931)

342,885 269,257 982,102 6,399 1,600,643

— 37,121

— $ 2,547,786

— $ 5,844,408

$

$

$

— — — — — — —

$

— — — — — — —

382,803 10,349 1,476,961 248,673 219,387 1,248 $ 2,339,421

409,832 15,610 1,074,492 61,828 98,665 1,375 $ 1,661,802

$

— — —

$

— — —

$

160,518 151,074 257,338

$

160,518 36,587 197,105

$

— — —

$

380,026 14,394 394,420

$

430,416 106,896 537,312

$ 2,991,179

$ 2,396,219

$

(443,393)

$ 3,448,189

Management and General College In-Kind Distribution Other Management and General Management and General Total

$ 160,518 151,074 $ 257,338

Fundraising College In-Kind Distribution Other Fundraising Fundraising Total

$ 380,026 14,394 $ 394,420

$

— — —

Total Expenses

$2,991,179

$

—

$

—

Change in Net Assets

$

(85,778)

$ (394,736)

$

37,121

Net Assets, Beginning of Year

$3,121,251

$5,934,496

$ 5,415,305

$14,471,052

$11,022,863

Net Assets, End of Year

$3,035,473

$5,539,760

$ 5,452,426

$14,027,659

$14,471,052

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Board Officers Treasurer John Attard Managing Director – Wealth Management, Merrill Lynch

Vice President, Resource Development Sherman Neal Principal Owner, Aspire Ventures

Vice President, Board Development Stacey Huels Founding Partner, First Focus Capital Partners

Ex Officio Dr. Joseph E. Collins, Acting Interim President

Ex Officio Karen M. Kuhn, M.S., CFRE Assistant Vice President, Development/Interim Executive Director, Foundation Immediate Past President Susan Lang Berry Managing Director, The PrivateBank

Board Members Jeffrey Appel Scientist Emeritus, Fermilab

David S. Fox President, Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital

Ian Parr President, CCS International, Inc.

Dr. Christopher B. Burke Founder and President, Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd.

Kenneth D. Gorman Vice President, Power Construction

Yolanda Rocio Vice President, Human Resources, CDK Global

Carla Burkhart President, Herricane Graphics

Derryk Madsen Managing Partner, Rococo Capital LLC

John Vires, CFA, CFP Investment Advisor Representative, Forum Financial

Katie Clancy Attorney at Law, Clancy & Associates

Scott Marquardt Partner, Marquardt & Belmonte, P.C.

Ex Officio Deanne M. Mazzochi Trustee Liaison, College of DuPage Board of Trustees

Kirk Dillard Partner, Locke Lord LLP

James Mathieson, CPA Managing Partner, Mathieson, Moyski, Austin & Co., LLP

Emeritus Trustees Dave Carlin

Joan Morrissey

Jack H. Turner

James Huck

RenĂŠ Richards

The Honorable Bonnie M. Wheaton

John Kohler

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YOUR GIVING OPTIONS Whether it is a student you want to motivate, a loved one you wish to honor or an educational program you would like to see expanded, the College of DuPage Foundation is here to help.

To give to College of DuPage and increase the impact public higher education has on our community, please consider the following giving options available through the College of DuPage Foundation: ESTABLISH AN ENDOWMENT Endowments are donated funds that are invested in perpetuity. Principal-generated earnings fulfill the scholarship fund’s charitable intent as established by the donor when the gift is made. If you are eager to see your gift impact lives now and in the future, establishing an endowment is a wise choice.

SPONSOR, PARTICIPATE IN OR VOLUNTEER FOR OUR UPCOMING EVENTS Friday, Aug. 26 — 50th Anniversary Community Kickoff at the Lakeside Pavilion featuring: Chicago Brass Transit (Chicago tribute band) Saturday, Sept. 17 — COD Food Truck Rally and Sunset 5K Saturday, Sept. 17 — Annual Meeting Friday and Saturday, Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 — Homecoming: Alumni Reunion Weekend Wednesday, Oct. 12 — Scholarship Reception Thursday, Nov. 10 — Distinguished Alumni Awards Saturday, January 7, 2017 — 50th Anniversary Scholarship Fundraiser: Chaotic Vanities Fashion Show GIFTS OF STOCKS AND BONDS Stocks, bonds or mutual funds that have increased in value and have been held for more than one year are one of the most popular assets used for charitable giving. By making a gift of appreciated assets, you can avoid paying capital gains tax that would otherwise be due if you sold these assets and they are tax deductible for the full fair market value when the gift is made. If you own securities that have lost value, you can sell the stock, take a capital loss deduction, and make a gift to the Foundation.

MAKE A GIFT To make your gift, call (630) 942-2462, send your gift (check or money order made payable to the COD Foundation) to COD Foundation, 425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 or donate online at foundation.cod.edu. Please note that gifts may be made in honor or memory of someone if you choose.

GIFTS OF INSURANCE Donors may give new or existing policies to the Foundation.

If the Foundation is the owner of the policy, the donor may make gifts that are tax deductible to the Foundation for the purposes of paying the premiums.

GIFTS OF RETIREMENT ASSETS Most people do not use off of their retirement assets during their lifetime. A gift of retirement assets, from your IRA, 401k, 403b, pension or other tax deferred plan, could make an excellent way to give back thanks to special tax considerations. Retirement plan beneficiary designations can be changed at any time by contacting your investment manager, or by logging into your retirement account and changing the beneficiary and gift percentage online.

GIFTS IN KIND Gifts in kind are non-cash contributions of goods or services.

COD receives a variety of in-kind gifts which include artwork, supplies, cars, uniforms, computer hardware and more. To determine if your donation qualifies, please contact us today.

CAR DONATION Do you have an old or unneeded car, truck, boat or other vehicle sitting in your driveway, or taking up space in your garage? Consider donating it the Foundation. To learn how to donate your vehicle, please contact foundation@cod.edu.

All gifts made through the College of DuPage Foundation are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Pledges may be paid in installments. College of DuPage faculty and staff may also take advantage of payroll deduction.

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College of DuPage Foundation 425 Fawell Blvd.

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Phone: (630) 942-2462 Email: foundation@cod.edu Website: www.foundation.cod.edu