Tribute to Sonny Rollins

2020–2021 Season

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR THE ARTS ON THE MASON POND LAWN presents

MASON JAZZ FACULTY Tribute to Sonny Rollins Featuring special guest vocalist Dr. Darden Purcell, Director of Jazz Studies Sunday, May 2, 2021 at 3 p.m.

Program will be announced from the stage.

OUR BAND DR. DARDEN PURCELL (Voice) is an active featured soloist with symphony orchestras, big bands, and small ensembles, and a band leader and vocal instructor. She has shared the stage with top jazz artists such as Eric Alexander, Terell Stafford, Jim Pugh, Chip McNeill, Dana Hall, Alan Baylock, Glenn Wilson, Stockton Helbing, Byron Stripling, Bobby Floyd, Joel Spencer, Darmon Meader, Lisanne Lyons, Jim Carroll, Charlie Young, and Chris Vadala, and top groups such as the Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra, the U.S. Navy Commodores, the U.S. Naval Academy big band ensemble Next Wave, The U.S. Airmen of Note, the U.S. Army Blues, and the American Festival Pops Orchestra (Tony Maiello).

Darden has performed at concert halls and clubs nationally and internationally, including Blues Alley, Club Bonafide in New York City, Pops for Champagne, The Jazz Kitchen, The Blue Wisp, The Kitchen Cafe, The Bop Stop, JazzB in Sao Paulo, Brazil, the Sandler Center (back-up vocals for Ben Folds), Meyerhoff Symphony Hall with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Wolf Trap National Park with the National Symphony Orchestra, and The Kennedy Center (back-up vocals for Mr. George Benson, Sara Bareilles, and Caroline Shaw). She is the Director

of Jazz Studies, Jazz Voice Instructor, and Director of the Mason Jazz Vocal Ensemble at George Mason University.

She is a former Washington, D.C. Air Force Band vocalist with the groups High Flight and the Airmen of Note, performing nationally and internationally, including in Germany, Italy, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates. She has performed back-up vocals for nationally renowned recording artists Chaka Khan, BeBe Winans, Bryan White, Lari White, Janie Frickie, Freda Payne, Sherrie Payne, Gloria Loring, Melba Moore, and Rita Coolidge, as well as for a televised performance behind Darlene Love on The Late Show with David Letterman.

In addition to her active performing schedule, Darden is a sought-after jazz vocal educator and clinician. Her groups have been invited to perform at the New York Voices Jazz Festival, Western Michigan’s Gold Company Jazz Vocal Invitational, the 2012 Jazz Education Network (JEN) conference, and the Kansas City Jazz Summit. She has served on the faculty of the W.O. Smith Music School camp in Nashville as well as Illinois Summer Youth Music, George Mason Summer Jazz Workshop, National Jazz Workshop, MAT Camp in Wyoming, and Augusta Heritage Center in West Virginia.

She has been a guest artist/clinician at Capital University, Illinois Wesleyan University, Texas Tech, Virginia Tech, Southern Nazarene University, Tiffin University, and Indiana State School Music Association. Her students have won “Outstanding Soloist” and “Outstanding Musicianship” awards at collegiate festivals as well as Downbeat Student Music Awards. In spring 2016, the Mason Jazz Vocal Ensemble was awarded “Outstanding Ensemble” at the Kansas City Jazz Summit, and in January 2018, the Mason Jazz Vocal Ensemble was a featured collegiate ensemble at the JEN conference in Dallas.

In May 2018, Darden was honored to present at the Institute for Jazz Research “Jazz Voices” conference in Graz, Austria, and in March 2020, through a George Mason University Global Education grant, she performed at Projeto GURI and JazzB in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

PROFESSOR VICTOR PROVOST (Pan) Victor Provost’s performances transcend the expectations of instrument and genre. With appearances at major venues around the world, including Shanghai Concert Hall, Lincoln Center’s Rose Theater, the Umbria Jazz Festival, and the Kennedy Center, he has been meticulously solidifying his reputation as a master of the steel pan and crafting an improvisational voice and style to be reckoned with. Provost’s ability to extemporaneously weave through complex jazz harmony with accuracy and conviction, while being thoughtful and creative, often elicits the statement “I didn’t know a steel pan could do that.” He is one of a handful of pan players in the world who have incorporated the foundation of bebop into his playing, and arguably the only one who has expounded on that vocabulary with a modern sensibility and style.

Darden received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Vocal Jazz Performance at Virginia Tech and a Master of Music and a Doctor of Musical Arts in Jazz Performance at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Her CDs, Easy Living and Where the Blue Begins, produced by Stockton Helbing with arrangements

by Shawn Purcell, can be purchased at iTunes, Amazon, and at dardenpurcell.com.

Born and raised on the island of St. John, Provost was first exposed to the steel pan at age 11 through Steel Unlimited II Youth Steel Orchestra, under the leadership of pan pioneer Rudy Wells.

It was with this group of extraordinary young musicians that Provost first cut his teeth on the world stage, traveling throughout the U.S., France, Switzerland, Denmark, and Germany. The Orchestra eventually disbanded, but the experience planted the

seed that prepared him to continue learning through several sessions with Wells and, in 2007, an intense year-long study with legendary Jazz Guru Charlie Banacos.

in the final elimination round at an international saxophone competition, where he achieved Second Place out of hundreds of applicants from more than 20 countries.

In 1998, Provost became the first steel pan soloist to be featured at the Umbria Jazz Festival in Perugia, Italy. The experience boosted both his confidence in the craft and his musical concept. Since his move to the United States in 1999, Provost has recorded, toured, and performed with several award-winning groups, including the Grammy Award-winning Afro Bop Alliance, and renowned artists such as Paquito D’Rivera, Dave Samuels, Hugh Masakela, Nicolas Payton, Allison Hinds, Andy Narell, Terell Stafford, and Ron Blake, to name a few.

Before relocating to the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area, Xavier was a freelance performing and recording artist living in New York City for 11 years. During his tenure in New York, he became a regular sideman at such venues as The Blue Note, Smalls, 55 Bar, Fat Cat, Smoke, Birdland, and The Jazz Standard, among many others. He has performed as a touring member of Paquito D’Rivera and The United Nation Orchestra, Maynard Ferguson Big Bop Nouveau, Jon Faddis Jazz Orchestra of New York, and Ignacio Berroa Quartet, among others.

He has shared concert, festival, and night club stages with (in addition to the above) James Moody, Diane Schurr, Brian Lynch, John Fedchock, Eric Harland, Michael Mossman, and more. He can be heard on recordings alongside Mark Turner, Antonio Sanchez, Edmar Castaneda, Maurice Brown, Jaleel Shaw, and Sam Barsh. In the D.C. area, he has performed with The Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra, the NSO Pops, and The Bohemian Caverns Jazz Orchestra.

Along with a demanding performance schedule, Provost teaches private lessons, directs the George Mason University Steel Ensemble, and works with the Cultural Academy for Excellence (CAFÉ), one of the premier steel pan music education programs in the eastern U.S. PROFESSOR XAVIER PEREZ (Tenor Saxophone) Originally from Miami, Florida, Xavier has performed in 13 countries and 48 states with a wide range of artists in the jazz and Latin music worlds. He was the only U.S. representative selected to perform

Xavier is currently assistant musical director and tenor saxophonist for the U.S. Army Blues, the premier jazz ensemble of

the Army, performing ceremonies and concerts at the White House, the U.S. Capitol, and around the D.C. metro area.

PROFESSOR JIM CARROLL (Alto Saxophone) has a versatile background ranging from tours with Michael Jackson to Woody Herman and The Thundering Herd. He received both his undergraduate and graduate training from Indiana University under the tutelage of David Baker and Eugene Rousseau.

His travels have taken him to major venues in each of the fifty states, Europe, and the Far East and he has performed at the Aurex, Nice, Bern, Concord, Montreux, Kool, Monterey, Newport, North Sea, Perugia, and Pori jazz festivals. Active as an educator, he has taught at Butler University, Capital University, and the Jamey Aebersold Summer Jazz Workshops.

Jim has authored several volumes through Hal Leonard’s Artists Transcriptions series, including a collaboration with jazz legend Sonny Rollins. His arrangement and performance of “The Ballgame” can be heard at the main entrance of Nationals Park in Washington, D.C. He was a charter member of the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra, in residence at the Smithsonian’s Museum of American History, performing, recording, and touring with the group until 1999, when he

became the Director of Jazz Studies at George Mason University. He has served as both Director of Instrumental Studies and Director of Operations for the School of Music and was the recipient of the prestigious “Teaching Excellence” award from George Mason University in 2018.

Carroll is the founder and artistic director of the Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra and the Jazz Connection. He is passionate about spreading the word of the power of the arts to bring people together, change lives, and do good in the world. He resides in Manassas, Virginia, with his wife Janette.

PROFESSOR AARON ECKERT (Trombone), originally from Belleville, Illinois, is a trombonist with the U.S. Army Blues, the premier jazz ensemble of the Army. He has performed with artists such as Jon Faddis, Jeff Hamilton, Chuck Israels, Conrad Herwig, and Scott Wendholt, among others. With the Army Blues, Aaron has performed across the capital region, including at the White House, the Capitol Building, and the Kennedy Center. In addition to the Blues, Aaron performs regularly in the D.C. area in a wide variety of musical settings.

Before moving to D.C., Eckert served as the Low Brass Instructor at Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham, Oregon.

While in Oregon, he played regularly with the Mel Brown Big Band, the Hapa Hillbillies, the Chuck Israels Octet, and the Eastern Oregon Symphony, and was on the jazz faculty at the Eastern Illinois University Summer Music Camp.

Eckert completed his Master Degree with a Performer’s Certificate at the Eastman School of Music with degrees in Jazz and Contemporary Media Performance (trombone) and Performance and Literature (euphonium). While at Eastman, Eckert was awarded First Prize in the Rich Matteson Jazz Euphonium Competition and Second Prize (as a member of the Carillon Tuba Quartet) in the ensemble competition at the International Tuba Euphonium Conference. Also, he was selected as a finalist for the International Trombone Association J.J. Johnson Competition and placed Second in the Texas State Jazz Trombone Competition. He had the privilege of studying both trombone and euphonium with Mark Kellogg.

Eckert holds bachelor degrees in Music Education and Jazz Studies from Eastern Illinois University. During his undergraduate studies, he was recognized as the Outstanding Music Student of the Year from 2012 to 2014, the Outstanding Performer of the Year in 2013 and 2014, and was a finalist for student

teacher of the year in 2014. During his five years at Eastern Illinois, he studied with Paul Johnston and Jemmie Robertson.

PROFESSOR GRAHAM BREEDLOVE (Trumpet) Jazz Times magazine writes, “Breedlove has chops...and is the leader of a tight, forceful band.” Allaboutjazz.com has called Breedlove, “A trumpet player with an exquisite tone and provocative harmonic ideas...Breedlove exhibits great control and cranks out some head-turning melodic ideas.” The International Trumpet Guild’s ITG Journal raves, “...one of the most exciting trumpet players on the planet!” Also active as a composer, his work has been featured on NBC’s Today show, Food Network’s Emeril Live, and ABC’s This Week with George Stephanopoulos, and The Washington Post has called his playing “...terrific...with luminous, fine-grained autumnal harmonies....”

Since taking up the trumpet at age 12 in his hometown of Lafayette, Louisiana, Graham has performed on four continents in more than 20 countries with headliners representing more than 100 Grammy nominations. Among these are The Saturday Night Live Band, Ray Charles, Wynton Marsalis, Ramsey Lewis, Mariah Carey, and Doc Severinsen. As a leader, Breedlove is a Summit Records recording artist. When reviewing his

debut CD Coming Home, released in 2001, amazon.com states, “This CD is like a bottomless glass of good wine.” The Graham Breedlove Quintet appears regularly at the Kennedy Center and was invited by the Obama administration to perform at the White House. Graham is listed in the book Trumpet Greats, which is “a biographical dictionary of famous trumpeters since the Baroque Era” by noted educator/author/trumpeter David Hickman. As a sideman, Breedlove has appeared on more than 200 recordings, including back-to-back Grammy winners in 2004 and 2005.

Currently, Mr. Breedlove is a trumpet soloist with the U.S. Army Blues jazz ensemble, part of The United States Army Band, “Pershing’s Own” in Washington, D.C., and he has appeared as a soloist, composer/arranger or lead player on seven CDs with the Army Blues. Graham also appears as musical director, soloist, and composer/arranger on Voodoo Boogaloo and Back to the Bayou, both critically acclaimed recordings by Swamp Romp, a Louisiana music group composed of members of the Army Blues. In an effort to promote jazz, he has presented clinics and masterclasses, and has appeared as a guest soloist at colleges and universities across the country. He has also served on the faculties of Towson University, Catholic Univer-

sity of America, and the National Jazz Workshop. He appears in the Hal Leonard Jazz Play Along Series, an educational book/ CD series with over 150 volumes currently available in music stores around the world. During the 2008 holiday season, he volunteered to participate in a USO concert tour of Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan, performing for thousands of military men and women with country singers Mark Wills and Craig Morgan, comedian Louis CK, and model/TV personality Leann Tweeden. In 2011, he was honored by his undergraduate alma mater when he was inducted into the LSU Alumni Association Hall of Distinction as the 2011 Young Alumnus of the Year.

Mr. Breedlove holds a Bachelor of Music Degree from Louisiana State University and a Master of Music Degree and Performer’s Certificate from Indiana University, and has studied with world famous masters David Baker, Alvin Batiste, Byron Stripling, and Stephen Burns. He is an endorsing artist for Conn-Selmer Corporation and TrumCor mutes and plays a vintage Bach trumpet and TrumCor’s hand-crafted mutes exclusively. For more information please visit www.grahambreedlove.com.

PROFESSOR WADE BEACH (Piano) is widely respected for his harmonic sophistication and superb technique, which knows no stylistic limitations. He holds a Master Degree in Piano Performance from the University of Maryland. Beach entered the world of jazz as a protégé of Sir Roland Hanna and toured the globe many times over with the U.S. Air Force Band jazz ensemble, The Airmen of Note. Professor Beach has led the robust Jazz Chamber Program at Mason since its inception, and keeps up an active teaching and performing schedule, performing with groups around the D.C. area, including The Jazz Update Band.

PROFESSOR GLENN DEWEY (Bass) is one of the most versatile and in-demand performers and educators in America today. A native of Duluth, Minnesota, Mr. Dewey attended college pursuing a degree in Jazz Studies at the University of Minnesota in Duluth after graduating from Duluth Central high school. He then transferred to the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign, where he completed his Bachelor of Music Degree in Double Bass Performance, studying with Professor Michael Cameron and performing in the renowned big band of Professor John Garvey.

After receiving his B.M., he was offered a position as Professor of Bass at Millikin University in Decatur, Illinois. While on the faculty at this prestigious institution, Dewey returned to school to complete a Master of Music in Performance Degree at Northwestern University, under the tutelage of internationally recognized soloist and pedagogue Jeffrey Bradetich.

In 1994, Glenn won a position with “The President’s Own” U.S. Marine Band in Washington, D.C., and simultaneously obtained a position at George Mason University, where he is currently in his 27th year as Professor of Bass. His career as a performer has included performances in 49 of our 50 states as well as Canada, Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. He has done eight national concert tours and was a featured soloist in a seven-week, 11-state Northeastern concert tour with the Marine Band.

Dewey has performed virtually every style of music with artists such as Toby Keith, Marty Stuart, Arturo Sandoval, Steve Allen, Michael Feinstein, Stevie Wonder, Sir Paul McCartney, Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, Denyce Graves, and Joshua Bell, to name a few. He has performed under the baton of Osmo Vanska, Leonard Slatkin, Gustavo Dudamel, and John Williams, and was recently part of an Emmy Award-winning, three-part

series on PBS television, “The All-Star Band - Masterpieces for Symphonic Band” under the direction of Gerard Schwartz. He can also be heard on the Summit Records recording Love Songs with Trombonist Harry Watters, on the Grammy-nominated album by Julie Keim, Only Yesterday, and on recordings with “The President’s Own” since 1994.

Professor Dewey is committed to influencing music’s future stars. He is an active member of the artistic staff for the American Youth Philharmonic Orchestra and is a frequent clinician and adjudicator at high schools and colleges in the D.C. area and around the country. He resides in Bristow, Virginia, with his wife Lori. They have three talented, funny, and successful adult children – Andrew, Miles, and Corinne – his grand-daughter Jaina, a fur baby golden lab named Brandi, and a new addition to the family – a golden retriever named Sadie.

HELLO FROM JIM CARROLL, FOUNDER, MASON JAZZ Dear Friends, I believe it is more important than ever that we learn as much as possible about America’s great contribution to the arts: JAZZ. Jazz is America’s diary and a blueprint for our future, and has been designated as a “rare and valuable national treasure” by Congress in House Resolution 57. As an educator, I feel a strong sense of purpose to pass on to my students their rightful cultural inheritance. Its value is beyond priceless. As a human being, I feel a deep, deep sense of gratitude to those who came before and sacrificed so much so that we may have such a rich and abundant heritage.

Excerpt from friend Wynton Marsalis, The Road Ahead: “Jazz People come from all walks of life. The music is easily played in every environment from the subway to the park to a corner dive [and to our own Center for the Arts!]. It comes from salt of the earth people who created it to be down home and hospitable, humble and rough and tumble. Jazz Music was built in the cacophonous turbulence of 1890’s New Orleans with the hardy constitution to lift us beyond troubled times.

It is filled with a transformative positivity, if only because of

the thought that a whole band could play all night without music, and each member could improvise new melodies on the harmonies of songs while organizing themselves as they made it up together.

If you consider the opposition to what they were playing at the time (it was called the devil’s music, nonsense, ignorant, racket … and treated to all levels of racial insult from the sophomoric to the sophisticated), these musicians must have possessed an irrepressible spirit that inspired them and still inhabits this music, and can lift us as we grapple with our everyday struggles.”

With Sonny Rollins: While building the Jazz Program at Mason, I had the great honor of collaborating with Mr. Rollins on a project for publisher Hal Leonard, “The Sonny Rollins Collection.” It involved notating Mr. Rollins’s improvisations from several of his newer releases plus a tape he sent to me including additional choruses. It was a great honor and fortuitous for Mason Jazz. We had many phone conversations about the book, which inevitably led to long talks about everything under the sun. Mostly Sonny wanted to talk about saxophones and mouthpieces. I asked,

“Mr. Rollins, haven’t you found a mouthpiece by now?” His reply: “I’m still searching, baby.”

For me that sums it all up. “Searching!” Aren’t we all? Along with David Baker, Jamey Aebersold, and Wynton Marsalis, Mr. Rollins helped form the guiding principles which formed Mason Jazz.

THANK YOU, Sonny, for your beautiful spirit, your guidance, your love, your strength, your wisdom, your humor, and especially your music, which we receive in our innermost souls.

“There is one thing about music, music is beyond politics, music is beyond economics!”

“I try to follow the golden rule, which is do unto others as you would have them do unto you, which, by the way, is in every religion and every discipline that we know of….”

– Sonny Rollins ~Jim Carroll, 2021

H.CON.RES 57 Passed by the 100th Congress of the United States of America Introduced by the Honorable John Conyers Jr. Whereas, jazz has achieved preeminence throughout the world as an indigenous American music and art form, bringing to this country and the world a uniquely American musical synthesis and culture through the African-American experience and 1. makes evident to the world an outstanding artistic model of individual expression and democratic cooperation within the creative process, thus fulfilling the highest ideals and aspirations of our republic, 2. is a unifying force, bridging cultural, religious, ethnic and age differences in our diverse society, 3. is a true music of the people, finding its inspiration in the cultures and most personal experiences of the diverse peoples that constitute our Nation, 4. has evolved into a multifaceted art form which continues to birth and nurture new stylistic idioms and cultural fusions, 5. has had an historic, pervasive and continuing influence on other genres of music both here and abroad, and 6. has become a true international language adopted by musicians around the world as a music best able to express contemporary realities from a personal perspective;

Whereas, this great American musical art form has not yet been properly recognized nor accorded the institutional status commensurate with its value and importance; Whereas, it is important for the youth of America to recognize and understand jazz as a significant part of their cultural and intellectual heritage; Whereas, in as much as there exists no effective national infrastructure to support and preserve jazz; Whereas, documentation and archival support required by such a great art form has yet to be systematically applied to the jazz field; and Whereas, it is now in the best interest of the national welfare and all of our citizens to preserve and celebrate this unique art form; Now, therefore be it Resolved by the House of Representatives (the Senate concurring), that it is the sense of the Congress that jazz is hereby designated as a rare and valuable national American treasure to which we should devote our attention, support and resources to make certain it is preserved, understood and promulgated.

Passed by the House of Representatives September 23, 1987 Passed by the Senate December 4, 1987

OPENING ADDRESS TO THE 1964 BERLIN JAZZ FESTIVAL Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. “God has wrought many things out of oppression. He has endowed his creatures with the capacity to create and from this capacity has flowed the sweet songs of sorrow and joy that have allowed man to cope with his environment and many different situations.

Jazz speaks for life. The Blues tell the story of life’s difficulties, and if you think for a moment, you will realize that they take the hardest realities of life and put them into music, only to come out with some new hope or sense of triumph.

This is triumphant music.

Modern jazz has continued in this tradition, singing the songs of a more complicated urban existence. When life itself offers no order and meaning, the musician creates an order and meaning from the sounds of the earth which flow through his instrument.

It is no wonder that so much of the search for identity among American Negroes was championed by Jazz musicians. Long

before the modern essayists and scholars wrote of racial identity as a problem for a multiracial world, musicians were returning to their roots to affirm that which was stirring within their souls.

Much of the power of our Freedom Movement in the United States has come from this music. It has strengthened us with its sweet rhythms when courage began to fail. It has calmed us with its rich harmonies when spirits were down.

And now, Jazz is exported to the world. For in the particular struggle of the Negro in America there is something akin to the universal struggle of modern man. Everybody has the Blues.

Everybody longs for meaning. Everybody needs to love and be loved. Everybody needs to clap hands and be happy. Everybody longs for faith.

In music, especially this broad category called Jazz, there is a stepping stone towards all of these.”

Community Arts Spotlight Winners Announced!

HYLTON ON THE HILL is Back!

Don’t miss these entertaining, outdoor performances with safe, distanced seating on a natural rise just behind the Hylton Performing Arts Center.

Congratulations to the winners of the Hylton Performing Arts Center’s 2021 Community Arts Spotlight Series! This special Hylton at Home Series is a new initiative that showcases extraordinary artistic talent within the Prince William County cultural community.

Learn more about the Community Arts Spotlight winners and their upcoming performances that will be streamed for free viewing on Hylton at Home this spring via the Hylton Center’s website, Facebook and YouTube pages.

Dunbar Saxophone Quartet

Ordway Conservatory

Saxophone Quartet Music from Around the World April 1 at 7:15 p.m.

Thumbelina May 20 at 7:15 p.m.

K [squared]2 Women: A Reflection April 15 at 7:15 p.m.

Old Bridge Chamber Orchestra Allow Us to Reintroduce Ourselves – We’re OBCO June 17 at 7:15 p.m.

Explore the Hylton at Home spring calendar.

Seán Heely Celtic Band Saturday, May 29 at 4 p.m.

Lua Project

Saturday, June 5 at 4 p.m.

The Rock-A-Sonics

Saturday, June 12 at 4 p.m.

2021–2022 Season to be Announced HyltonCenter.org

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS ARTS AT MASON BOARD Dr. Victoria Salmon, Chair Mark Shugoll, Vice Chair Joe Catalano, Immediate Past Chair Anne Caputo, Treasurer Anne Bolger J. Michael Brown Paul Burke Lavern Chatman

Jonathan Goldman Steven Golsch Sharon M. Gottlieb Ronald J. Hubbard Jolanda N. Janczewski So Lim John Mason Tim McEvoy Val McWhorter

Willy Meaux Paulette Miller J.P. Phaup Ida Portland Robert K. Purks Jay Speer Matt Tait Edward Weiner

FRIENDS OF THE CENTER FOR THE ARTS BOARD A.J. Driscoll Eloise Stinger, President Shirley Joyce Paulette Miller, Co-Vice President Evelyn Kiley for Events Linda Kostrzewa Ida Portland, Co-Vice President for Michael Kostrzewa Events Sonja Palomaki Joyce Grimes, Vice President for Joanne Schoonover Membership Ken Schoonover Bob Warakomsky, Vice President for Kimberly Siepmann Communications Walt Smith Kay Gilbert, Secretary Brianna St. Clair R. Pat Carroll, Budget Officer Joan White Dianne Blais Gail Chmura Janice Sutera Wolfe Louis Delair, Jr.

Ex Officio Members R. Pat Carroll, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Jenna Day, Mason Community Arts Academy Advisory Board Jeremy Freer, Assistant Director, Athletic Bands Gardner Gillespie, Chair, School of Art Advisory Council

Molly Grimsley, CVPA Liaison to the George Mason University Alumni Association Linda Harber, President, Friends of Music Paulette Miller, President, Friends of Theater Eloise Stinger, President, Friends of the Center for the Arts

DANCE PARTNERSHIP COUNCIL J. Michael Brown Kim Eby, Ph.D. Donna Kidd Russell Lamb

Evans Mandes, Ph.D. Patricia Mandes Carol Mattusch, Ph.D. Julia Morelli

CVPA Faculty/Staff Board Members Appointed by the Dean

FRIENDS OF MUSIC AT MASON BOARD

Elizabeth (Libby) Curtis, Director, Mason Community Arts Academy Rick Davis, Dean; Executive Director, Hylton Performing Arts Center Hasan Elahi, Director, School of Art Cynthia Fuchs, Interim Director, Film at Mason Adrienne Bryant Godwin, Director of Programming Susan Graziano, Director, Development Lisa Kahn, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs Dennis Layendecker, Director of Orchestras, School of Music

Linda Harber, President Barbara Jacksier, Donor Relations Chair Bob Warakomsky, First Vice President & President Emeritus Joseph M. Kanyan, Vice President, Finance Edward Kelly, Co-Secretary Sarah D’Souza, Vice President, Outreach Judy Reamy, Vice President, Special Events Alice Heyer, President Emeritus

Linda Monson, Director, School of Music Kevin Murray, Interim Director, School of Theater Sang Nam, Director, Computer Game Design Program William Reeder, Interim Director, Arts Management Program, Heritage Chair in Arts and Cultural Criticism Karen Reedy, Interim Director, School of Dance Julie Thompson, Executive Director, Center for the Arts John Wilkin, Chief Financial Officer

Sharon Kim Petersen Dr. Victoria Salmon

John Kilkenny Jerry Long Linda Monson Christine Murrow Susan Perlin Manny Pablo David Ritchey Claire Saret Marilyn Smith David Stone Marty Whipple

MASON COMMUNITY ARTS ACADEMY ADVISORY COUNCIL

FRIENDS OF MUSIC AT MASON BOARD ASSOCIATES Susan Aitel Jim Bennett Mike Booth Audrey Fortner Shelly Gersten

Linda Hamerschlag Evans Mandes Kevin McCarthy Kay Rongley Lesley Rubinger

Chris Scheer Mindy Sims Brianna St. Clair Sophy Peng Weinroth

Briton Camphouse Jenna Day Jennifer Gibson Susan Graziano June Huang

Ina Mirtcheva-Blevins Matthew Morris Kevin Murray Scott Nurmi J.P. Phaup

FRIENDS OF THEATER AT MASON BOARD

FILM AT MASON ADVISORY BOARD

Paulette Miller, President Dianne Blais, Secretary Norma Reck, Donor Outreach Chair Mack Miller, Special Events Chair & President Emeritus

Ted Adams Lina Cameron Jim Folliard Jon Gann Kwanza Gooden

Megan Fowler Cooke Amelia McGinnis, Student Representative Sherry Watkins

VIRGINIA SERIOUS GAME INSTITUTE EXECUTIVE ADVISORY BOARD The Hon. Rich Anderson George Barker Bob Bates Kerry Bolognese Lex Boost Ron Carmichael

Joe Catalano Rhonda Farrell James Gatto Ken Harvey Roy Hinton Seth Hudson

Hon. Mark Keam Tony Ma William Ridenour Dan Woolley

Jim Head Paula Martino Val McWhorter Phoebe Peterson Elizabeth Ransom Donald Russell

Erik Muendel Chuck Peña Ed Wright

ARTS MANAGEMENT ALUMNI WORKING GROUP Jing Chen ’18 Kerry Kaleba ’16 Anika Kwinana ’18

Alex Lioprios ’19 Amanda Loerch ’15 Marit Majeske ’14

Lauren Miller ’19 Gabrielle Tokach ’16

HYLTON CENTER EXECUTIVE BOARD

SCHOOL OF ART ADVISORY COUNCIL Gardner Gillespie, Chair Barry Broadway Jessica Stafford Davis Helen Frederick Juanita Hardy Melvin Hardy

Aaron Goodmiller Melissa Houghton Michael Kamel John Kehoe Clara G. Kelly

Anne Sharpe Denny Stokes Justin Sutters John Wilkin

Patrick Sargent Linda Sullivan Suzanne Willett Peter Winant Elyn Zimmerman

John Stirrup, Chair Heather S. Aram Sheryl Bass Phillip Bongiorno Sheyna Burt, Esq. Ron Carmichael Joyce Connery Rae E. Darlington

Randall Edwards Jason Hickman Deb Jewell Christopher Martino Denise McPhail Kristina Nohe René Stewart O’Neal Pat Pate

Amy Tanner Ann B. Wheeler D’Andrea Wooten Carol Merchant Kirby, Emeritus Rick Davis, ex officio

The College of Visual and Performing Arts expresses its sincerest gratitude to the following donors who made generous gifts in support of our programs and students as of September 1, 2020 The College of Visual and Performing Arts acknowledges the forward looking generosity of the following individuals and organizations that have established scholarship endowments in the college.

The Beck Foundation Scholarship for Computer Game Design The Beck Foundation, 2018 Dr. Barry and Velma Berkey Music Scholarship Endowment Dr. Barry Berkey and Mrs. Velma Berkey, 2004 John S. and Judith T. Bland Memorial Scholarship Endowment (Vocal Studies) Mrs. Robyn David and multiple donors, 1989 Lucy C. Church Scholarship Endowment (Vocal Studies) Mr. and Mrs. Randolph W. Church, 2003 Jean Carrington Cook Piano Scholarship Endowment (Piano) C. Barrie Cook, M.D., 1995 de Laski Scholarship Endowment (Music, Dance, Theater) de Laski Family Foundation, 2001 Dr. Sam di Bonaventura Memorial Scholarship Endowment (Strings) Ms. Darlene M. Scott, 1999 The Paul and Jenny Ebert Horn Studies Scholarship Endowment Paul and Jenny Ebert, 2019 Emerging Artists Scholarship Endowment Linda E. Gramlich, 2019 Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts—Ruth Haycock Endowed Scholarship in Piano The Honorable Jane Woods and Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts and multiple donors, 2006 Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts Scholarship in Music for the Mason Community Arts Academy, 2004 Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts—Spotlight Scholarship for the Arts, 2020 Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts—The Thomas Galen Scott Memorial in Music Education, 2015

Gillespie Scholarship Endowment Gardner and Stevie Gillespie, 2019 Heritage Chair in Arts and Cultural Criticism Endowment Multiple Arts Gala Committee Donors, 1986 Heritage Chair in Music Endowment Multiple Arts Gala Committee Donors, 1992 Hylton Performing Art Center Endowment Multiple donors, 2006 George W. Johnson Endowment and Joanne Ferris Johnson Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. George W. Johnson, 1996 Joanne Johnson Dance Scholarship Endowment Dr. and Mrs. George W. Johnson, 2005 Joseph M. Kanyan Music Scholarship Endowment Multiple Donors, 2002 Kidd/Stearns Dance Talent Scholarship Endowment Dr. Peter N. Stearns and Ms. Donna L. Kidd, 2018 Howard Vincent Kurtz Theater Scholarship Endowment Professor Howard Vincent Kurtz and friends, 2008 Kathleen A. Lieder and Lloyd C. Fell Student Scholarship Endowment in Music Performance/Vocal Studies Dr. and Mrs. Alan G. Merten, 2006 The Patricia A. Long Scholarship Endowment (Jazz Studies) Jerry Long, in Memory of Pat Long, 2018 Anthony J. Maiello Music Endowed Scholarship Fund (Music) Anthony J. Maiello and multiple donors, 2016 Linda Garner Miller Scholarship Endowment (Dance) Ms. Elizabeth Price and Mr. J. Michael Brown, 2002 Mack and Paulette Miller Theater Scholarship Endowment Mack and Paulette Miller, 2019 Dr. Linda Apple Monson Music Endowment Fund Multiple Donors, 2011 Nancy G. Monson Scholarship Endowment for the Visual Arts Mr. Mark D. Monson, 2013

Joey Noufal Endowed Scholarship (Art) Vicky Noufal, Martha Engle and Reid Herlihy, and friends and family, 2017

STEINWAY — THE NEXT STAGE FOR MASON

Mildred Elaine Tetsell Parker Scholarship Endowment (Vocal Studies), 2004

Our thanks to those who have contributed to our campaign to purchase 23 new Steinway grand pianos for the new Music/Theater Building. For information on the Steinway campaign and how you can play your part, please contact Cody Clarke at 703-993-4749 or cclark17@gmu.edu.

Peterson Excellence Endowed Fund for the Arts Peterson Family Foundation, 2015 Peterson Family Foundation Scholarship Endowment (Music) Mr. and Mrs. Milton Peterson, 2000 Peterson Family Endowed Scholarship in the Vocal Arts Peterson Family Foundation, 2015 Robert K. Purks Faculty Enrichment Endowment Robert K. Purks, 2017 Carol M. Robinson and Peter R. Barcher, Ph.D. Scholarship Endowment (Vocal Studies) Peter R. Barcher, Ph.D. and multiple donors, 2015 Pamela A. Roe Music Scholarship Endowment (Athletic Bands) David and Pamela Roe, 2008 Noah J. Seidenberg Scholarship Endowment (Art) Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Seidenberg, 2006 Joseph D. Shirk Memorial Music Scholarship Endowment Mrs. Jean E. Shirk and multiple donors, 2000 Brower “BC” Spransy Memorial Scholarship Endowment (Theater) Samantha W. Engle Price, 2019 Shirley Udelson Memorial Scholarship Endowment (Music Composition) Mr. Michael E. Udelson, 1997 The Captain Robert Warakomsky, USCG (Ret.) and Patricia Warakomsky Music Scholarship Fund, 2018 Wells Fargo Arts Endowment Wachovia Foundation, 1993

(Donors from July 1, 2012 to September 1, 2020)

Steinway Legacy Benefactors The Beck Foundation Dr. Ángel Cabrera and Dr. Beth Cabrera Sidney O. Dewberry and Reva Dewberry The Gottlieb Family, in Memory of Robert S. Gottlieb Mary McAuliffe and Friends Kevin and Debbie McCarthy and the McCarthy Family Foundation Reinsch Pierce Family Foundation Dr. Peter Stearns and Ms. Donna Kidd 88 Key Circle Susan E. Alvarado Karen P. Arledge Robert and Patricia Carroll Bill and Maureen Crispin Richard and Trish Davidson Larry and Giaconda Doll Al and Claire Dwoskin Wes and Betty Foster Susan Amber Gordon Jerry and Anne Gruner William and Eleanor Hazel Edward and Kathleen Kelly Carol Merchant Kirby and Peter Kirby Lee Technologies Long and Foster Realty David and Joanne Lynch Brian H. Marcus

Mark and Terese McLeod Dr. Alan Merten and Mrs. Sally Merten Drs. Yaqub and Tanveer Mirza Drs. Linda and Keith Monson The Charlotte H. O’Connor Trust Denis and Joan O’Toole Lindy L. Paull Milt and Carolyn Peterson J.P. Phaup Frank and Betty Quirk John Salmon and Dr. Victoria Salmon Al and Mindy Sims Will and Susan Soza Steinway Piano Gallery of DC John and Nina Toups Robert and Patricia Warakomsky Senator and Mrs. John W. Warner Dr. and Mrs. S. David Wu Steinway Sustainers Elliot and Linda Bunce Maxine C. Champion Randolph and Lucy Church David Clanton and Pamela Garvie Dr. Thomas F. Cleary Jeanne M. Dalton Linda Divall Paul and Joanne Domson Jehangir K. Eshai Carla S. Eudy Vincent and Clara Ferraro Mark and Margaret Fitzsimmons Vasilika Georgieva

Gardner and Stevie Gillespie John and Marilyn Hannigan Arnie and Debbie Havens Sally R. Hitchcock Henry and Kathy Jenkins Michael Karam and Linda Morgan Richard and Justine Kingham Dr. Thomas E. Lovejoy Walter and May Lou McCormick William and Janice Messerschmidt Elena A. Mirtcheva Charles and Elizabeth Monro Susan Montague George R. and Mary Beth Nethercutt Mark and JoAnn Newell John and Pam O’Shaughnessy Dr. and Mrs. C. Cooper Pearce III Laurence and Karen Phillips Edward M. Rahal Marilyn Rahilly Anne Chettle Reinke Rita Rowand Dr. and Mrs. James C. Schornick Brian and Maria Smith Nancy and John Tarlano Dennis and Dawn Thomas The Hon. Fred and Amey Upton David and Patricia Vaughan Doris P. Weisman Donnan Chancellor Wintermute

GRAND TIER SOCIETY

(Donors for the 2020–2021 Season) Our thanks to members of the Friends of the Center for the Arts who have joined at the Grand Tier Society level with an annual gift of $1,000+. Grand Tier Society members play a visionary and leadership role in ensuring that the season of Great Performances at Mason continues to remain vibrant and affordable today and for future generations. For more information about the Grand Tier Society, contact 703-993-8641 or fcfa@gmu.edu.

Helen and Bill Ackerman Dianne and Gerard Blais Pat and Pat Carroll AJ and Joan Driscoll Kay and John Gilbert Joyce and Gary Grimes Shirley Joyce Evelyn Kiley Ashlyn Lambert and Ian Keith Sandra and John Long Mack and Paulette Miller Susan and Michael Murphy

Don and Sonja Palomaki Robert and Ida Portland Ken and Joanne Schoonover Seeley Foundation Scott and Regina Shaffer Dr. Peter N. Stearns and Ms. Donna L. Kidd Eloise C. Stinger The Mather in Tysons Jasmine K. Tiner Roy and Margaret Wagner Ernie and Diane Wakeham Bob and Pat Warakomsky

LEGACY GIVING The College of Visual and Performing Arts acknowledges the forward-looking generosity of the following individuals who have established legacy gifts to support the future of the Arts at Mason

Ronald A. Boykin Thomas Michael Brawley Mr. and Mrs. Sidney O. Dewberry Ruth A. Eaves Gardner and Stevie Gillespie Linda E. Gramlich Charles and Shirley Joyce Jerry Long, in Memory of Pat Long Mark D. Monson (’74) in honor of Nancy G. Monson

Mary Ballard Postma and Hans Postma Jeffrey and Shawn Robertson Dr. Victoria N. Salmon and Mr. John J. Salmon Darlene M. Scott Mildred E. Tasker Violette Thouvenin Captain Robert Warakomsky, USCG (Ret.) and Patricia Warakomsky

The Center for the Arts thanks the following corporate sponsor:

Hyatt Regency Fairfax/Fair Lakes Artist Accommodations Partner

ANNUAL AND SPECIAL GIFTS (January 1, 2019 to January 1, 2021)

Includes $100+ gifts to the College of Visual and Performing Arts, Friends of the Center for the Arts, Friends of Art, Dance Partnership Council, Friends of Music at Mason, Friends of Theater at Mason, Arts Management, Green Machine Boosters, Film at Mason, Computer Game Design, Mason Community Arts Academy, ARTS by George!, and the Hylton Performing Arts Center. $1,000,000+ The Cecil and Irene Hylton Foundation, Inc. Mr. Sidney O. Dewberry $100,000–$999,999 Ronald Abramson Michael Brown and Elizabeth Price F. H. Furr $25,000–$99,999 Susan J. Aitel and Jonathan Goldman Anonymous (x2) The Beck Foundation Community Foundation for NOVA Compton and Duling, L.C. Paul Ebert Anna and Randall Edwards Carol Merchant Kirby and Peter Kirby NOVEC Sami Price Sandy Spring Bank Dr. Peter N. Stearns and Ms. Donna L. Kidd Inge Wekerle Steiner TIAA Charitable Nina S. Toups Buck and Julie Waters $10,000–$24,999 The Albertsons Companies Foundation Alliant Wealth Advisors Amazon Web Services

American Endowment Foundation Anonymous Azalea Charities, Inc. Mrs. Lillian B. Ballard Baltimore Community Foundation Bank of America Dr. and Mrs. Barry Berkey Carney Foundation Dr. Rick Davis and Ms. Julie Thompson The de Laski Family Foundation The Dominion Foundation The Dow Chemical Foundation Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts John H. Foote and Rosamond Tompkins John A. Frisch Mark and Sharon Gottlieb Insight Wealth Management, Inc. Bill Karlson Jerry Long ManTech International Gerald and Paula McNichols The Micron Foundation Miller Toyota Dexter S. Odin Performing Arts for Kids (PAK) Peterson Family Foundation Carolyn and Milt Peterson Robert and Ida Portland Mary Ballard Postma Robert K. Purks PWC Associates

Rea Charitable Trust Shirley B. Rice Ken and Joanne Schoonover Dr. Glenn E. Smith Judith and Donald Smith Vanguard Charitable Mikki Van Wyk Wall Foundation Barbara and Jim White $5,000–$9,999 Helen and Bill Ackerman ARTSFAIRFAX Debbie Atkinson John Barrows Anne Caputo CMA Foundation Paula B. Compton Dr. Kimberly K. Eby and Dr. José M. Cortina David E. Feldman, Esq. Andrew and Jennifer Flagel Steve and Donna Gladis Joyce Grimes Mr. Steven Golsch and Mr. Jim Nedohon Art and Linda Hamerschlag Dr. Joy Hughes and Mr. Kenneth Lee Clara and John Kelly Russell and Jennifer Lamb Legal Services of Northern Virginia Linda and Buford Lewis Sharon and Robert Markin The Mather Mr. Val S. McWhorter Alice K. Mergler Mrs. Sally Merten Micron Technology, Inc. Mack and Paulette Miller Diane and Tim Naughton Novant UVA Health System OmniRide The Hon. J. Chapman Petersen and Mrs. Sharon K. Petersen Rick and Phoebe Peterson Dr. Victoria N. Salmon and Mr. John J. Salmon Mark and Merrill Shugoll

Mark and Andrea Silverman Stanley Martin Companies, Inc. Daniel Tucciarone and Thomas Sabal Katie and Phil Turcotte United Bank The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Kathryn J. Van Der Kamp Verizon Foundation Katherine and Jim Villani Mr. Marion M. Wall Walsh Colucci Lubeley Walsh PC Bob and Pat Warakomsky Sherry Watkins John and Ann Wheeler Douglas and Gabriella Whipple $2,500–$4,999 Bob Allen Jan and Peter Alten Mr. James A. Aram Mr. Jerry Archer and Mrs. Kim T. Archer The Ayco Charitable Foundation Leigh and Michael Baca Councilwoman Sheryl L. Bass and Dr. Robert L. Bass Jim and Sally Bennett Berkshire Hathaway Energy Foundation Dianne and Gerard Blais Alberta S. Boyd Bill Brogdon Burke Centre/Hardy Insurance Agency Sheyna Burt Edward and Lina Cameron Lucy Church City of Fairfax Foundation for the Arts City of Manassas Debi and Fabrice Corbatto Joseph and Lona Cox CTW Solutions Mr. Robert Devine Peter Dickinson and Katie Largent Didlake, Inc. Mr. Steve O. Dixon and Ms. Vandy S. Dixon Dominion Resources, Inc. Mary A. Duckett

Charles and Eileen Duggan Evergreen Janitorial Services Folger Nolan Fleming Douglas Harry and Barbara Ghadban, NVP, Inc. George Gianaris Linda E. Gramlich William and Jacqueline A. Gravell Guitar & Accessories Marketing Association John and Tammy Hanks Mark Hardy and Sojung Lim-Hardy Anne and Til Hazel Alan and Mary Beth Hemer Barbara Jacksier and Everett Chasen James G. Davis Construction Corporation Shirley Joyce Eileen E. Kennedy Dr. Dennis Layendecker and Mrs. Myriam Layendecker Mr. John T. Lewis Sandra and John Long Joseph Magalski, Leanna Giancarlo, and Nadia Patricia and Evans Mandes Thomas and Pamela Maskey McAleese & Associates, P.C. Miller Toyota Scion Amy and Robert Moore Julia G. Morelli and Daniel Rainey Matthew Morris and Shelby Olson Susan and Michael Murphy MVB Bank Inc New England Foundation for the Arts NVP, Inc. Paula Olejarz Don and Sonja Palomaki Mr. and Mrs. Rexford G. Parr William and Sandra Pate The Perch Associates LP J.P. Phaup and Paula Martino Mary E. Postma The Presser Foundation Norma Jean Reck Mr. and Mrs. William Reeder Richard W. Averill Foundation Jack and Arlene Rinker

Eileen and Kara Roberts Steven T. Rolander and Dru Ann Vlisside Brad Rosenberg and Kathy Clark Roberta Roumel Schwab Charitable Fund Sheron and Richard Seraydarian Scott and Regina Shaffer Mary Sherman Kathleen and George Shultz Smith, Pachter, McWhorter PLC Soil Consultants Inc. Leo and Linda Stoltz Annabelle and David Stone Bobby Surface Matt Tait Troy and Amy Tanner Darin and Sara Wallace Dr. and Mrs. George Whipple Joan R. White Christina and Christopher Williams Adam J. Winsler, Ph.D. and Kathy Preisinger The Winston-Salem Foundation Thomas and Nancy Zacharczyk Lisa and Alan Zuccari $1,000–$2,499 American Endowment Foundation Mr. Robert Anderson III Anonymous Associated Chamber Music Players, Inc. Dr. Sylvia Auton and Forrest Hanvey Dee and Kathy Bailey Bennett, Atkinson & Associates, P.C. BH Equities Dr. Lisa A. Billingham and Mr. James Schober Arthur and Nadine Bishop Doris Bloch and Bill Hunt Dr. Reinhardt Bodenbender and Sharon Wagnitz, R.N. Annie and John Bolger Harry and Pamela Bookey Booz Allen Hamilton Judith T. Bridges Brightline Interactive, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Broadway Agnes M. Brown Kristin and Brian Burr Zofia Burr and Alok Yadav Cameron/McEvoy PLLC Dr. Mark Camphouse and Ms. Elizabeth Curtis Judy Canyock Pat and Pat Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Catalano Lavern J. Chatman Dorothy H. Chiarantona Donald and Joyce Connery Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Conwell Anne C. Cook Daniel and Donna Courain Dr. Deborah Crawford Steve and Kate Danziger AJ and Joan Driscoll Brian and Bebe Drummond Megan DuBois and Ryan Kasprowicz Sandra and Duke Dugan Dr. Bernadette Dunham and Raymond Petryshyn Peter and Lenore Farrell Robert and Elizabeth Fini Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Fleming The Foundation for Music Education Wendy Frieman and David E. Johnson Gene and Ellen Frogale FVCbank Suzanne and Edward Gaffney Amelia Garcia Linda and Shelly Gersten Jennifer and Mike Gibson Kay and John Gilbert Glory Days Grill William H. Gordon Thomas and Lovey Hammel Linda and Harlan Harber Mr. Ronald A. Harris George and K. Lenore Hart Dean Head Ingrid and Donald Hester

Alice Heyer Cynthia and Willis Hicks William Hollaway and Phyllis Lovett Mike and Kathleen Holupka Joan Lisante Hood and James Hood Dawn and Christian Hunt Mel and Carla Jaranson Deb Jewell Jule Jewell Joey Noufal Foundation Johnson and Johnson Companies Mr. Edward Jones Mrs. Julie L. Jones Joseph and Virginia Kanyan Maryam and Hamid Kasmai Ms. Joan Kasprowicz Kathleen and John Kehoe Edward T. and Kathleen G. Kelly Bryan and Rochelle Kidd Evelyn Kiley Carol and Bruce Kissal Ronald Knecht Dr. Michael and Mrs. Linda Kostrzewa Ashlyn Lambert and Ian Keith Mr. Samuel H. Laudenslager Henry Linsert Claire Machosky and Al Ullman Dr. Carol C. Mattusch and Dr. Richard S. Mason Mr. David McCormack and Lisa McLeod John and Margaret McMichael Linda and Phillip Miller Ms. Patricia A. Miller Sherman and Caroline Mills Drs. Keith and Linda Apple Monson Mark D. Monson Vafa Mostaghim Blake and Connie Myers Naylor Court Design Lt. Gen. (USAF, Ret.) Michael A. and Barbara W. Nelson The Norton Foundation Jay and Sally O’Brien William and Margaret O’Grady

Ms. Christine M. O’Hare David Ottaway Cass and Lisa Panciocco Sharon Pandak and Robert Ross Bernard Parker and Cynthia Giles-Parker Mr. William F. Parsons Robert and Carol Perry Elizabeth Portland and Thomas Toce Ed and Susan Powell Edward and Marilyn Pratt Douglas and Sharon Pugh Joan and Patrick Reilly Renaissance Charitable Foundation Dr. Elaine Rendler-McQueeney Charles and Eileen Ricks Pamela and David Roe Kay Rongley Mary and D’Arcy Roper Lorraine Rosenberg Diane and Gary Schnurrpusch Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Seidenberg Shugoll Research Mindy Sims Walter and Janice Smith Susan Eddy Soza Eloise C. Stinger The Stoltz Living Trust David and Kate Strand Anita and Patrick Sullivan Martha R. Sullivan Patricia Swart Michael and Clare Synge Tenant Agency Robert and Jane Test Jeanette and Mike Timmons Jasmine K. Tiner Charlie and Mary Tompkey Richard and Wenda Travers Ednamae and John Trevey Uptown Alley Van Metre Companies Foundation, Inc. Vanderpool, Frostick & Nishanian, PC Roy and Margaret Wagner Ernie and Diane Wakeham

Sally and Ken Wall Joseph Walsh Dr. Gregory and Nicole Washington Wegmans Ed and Maura Weiner John and Laurene Wilkin Maiju and Dick Wilson Mr. Peter B. Winant Debra Wisniewski Rachel and Jon Wist $500–$999 John and Toni Acton Aerojet Rocketdyne Cares Aetna Foundation, Inc. Karla and Roger Anzzolin Todd Arky ART + Specialists, LC Shannon and Mike Baccaglini Debbie and Thomas Bacigalupo Steven and Allyn Bamberger Mr. and Mrs. Baron John and Penny Barrows Marty and Sheryl Bell Jonathan Bernstein Scott and Wendy Boiles Lynn and John Bozalis Broadway Gallery Dee Brown and Glen Macdonald Hans Bruland Cheryl and Robert Brunner C & H Associates, Inc. George and Sarah Cabalu Jean E. Callahan Susan Carbo Gail and Louis Chmura Robert G. and Roberta H. Clark Joseph and Jocelyn Colao Peter Cook Linda Crites Sandra Cummins-Haid and Allen Haid Deborah Davis Megan and James Davis Matthew Dawson

Patti DeBuck Michael and Joanne DeMarco Divya and Satish Dhokai Harry and Carol Dietrich Mr. William J. Dieterich Mr. Kevin S. DiLallo Jennifer Disano Fleur Duggan and Bill Brown Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Dunn Ms. Gesele Durham Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Dwyer Ron and Shirley Edwards Dan and Jackie Ehrman ExxonMobil Foundation Falls Run Family Foundation Sheryl and John Fiegel Travis and Andi Floyd Mr. Jim Folliard Barbara Fried Ms. Virginia McGehee Friend Jeanne and Dale Gaddy Jonathan Gann Gearshift Productions Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Gholz Stevie and Gardner Gillespie Brandon Glyck Ms. Susan Graziano Marshall Groom and Patricia Bray Ruth Hadley Hashtag Gaming Arena Mitchell and Patti Herman David Hill Hugh and Sandra Hill Jay P. Hochstaine Sara Hoffman Linda and Tracy Holt Amy and David Houser Ronald and Cheryl Hubbard Mark Hyson and Rebecca Graham Nancy Hersch Ingram Ms. Paula Jakub Craig and Joyce Johnston Brian and Amy Jones R. Christian Jones

Lisa Kahn and John Wissinger Tim Kaine and Anne Holton Hedwig and Moses Kamai Ms. Alice Katz Robert Kelberg and Gertrude Sherman Justine and Richard Kingham Raelene Knieriem Gay Koerber Edward and Alice Kondis Connie and Paul Kyle James and Traute Langmesser Captain and Mrs. Richard P. Lee Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Leet B. Timothy and Barbara Leeth LexisNexis Andy and Claire Loerch Alice and Matt Magelssen-Green John Maney Alex Manguikian, Ph.D. Bob and Kathy Marsh Kathleen McKay Meaux Group Willy Meaux Mr. Charles E. Meyer Jeffrey and Patricia Miller Leah Miller Deborah G. Milligan Dr. Stanley R. Milstein Dr. and Mrs. Kent Minichiello Vince and Carolyn Modugno Gerardo and Jim Nepomuceno John and Lori Niehoff Mary and Christopher Nugent Phyllis Pajardo Jim Perry and Ann Mason Mrs. Mary S. Petersen Jon and Anne Peterson Frank and Claire Pettrone Jim and Nancy Pickens Elizabeth I. Ransom Judith P. Ratcliffe Susanne and William Reid Edward and Nancy Rice Mike Riley and Mickie Krause

Curtis and Lynn Robb Mike and Laurie Robey Jenn W. Robinson Mark and Dawn Roddy Ron Rosner Marilyn and Emanuel Rouvelas Mr. Jeffrey Russell Jayshree A. Sarma Karen and Christopher Scheer Dr. and Mrs. James C. Schornick Pat and Christine Shaner Dr. Carol S. Shapiro and Lt. Col. Donald E. Morgan Wayne and Linda Sharp Jennifer and Reid Shelton Eileen Sheridan Deirdre Sheridan-Luft Bob and Suzy Shue Ms. Marilyn T. Smith Heidi and Alan Snyder Soltesz, LLC Specialized Personnel Locators, LLC Joyce Stephansky John Stirrup Stoneman Douglas Marching Eagles Strategic Affairs, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Kosmo Tatalias Don and Helen Taylor Brian and Inia Tunstall Sally Turner Ms. Diana Van Broekhoven Brian J. Vella Susan Walton and Desmond Walton Ed and Maria Ward Suzanne and Dick Willett Williams Mullen Foundation Ms. Diane C. Wilson Edwyna M. Wingo Janice Sutera Wolfe and James Wolfe Margaret M. Woods Tom and Joan Wotring Baba Zipkin and Ernest Carrozza

$250–$499 Donna Alberto Mr. and Mrs. Gary Allen Anonymous Laurie and Thomas Armstrong Melanie Augustin Don and Gloria Austring Fred and Karen Baillie Gay Baker Adrienne and Allen Barna Deborah and Barry Barnard Marjorie R. Bassman Mary and Chris Bates Arthur Birney Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bland Joanna and Richard Boales Bob and Peggie Bogstie Michael and Christine Booth The Brick Companies Gail and Johnny Broussard Deborah and David Bruce Michele Brumsey Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Burd, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William Burston Bob and Lorraine Busey Sandra and Jeffrey Canfield Ms. Donna Carnes Daniel Casey Charles and Annetta Cheek Celia Coe Jacqueline and David Connor Robert and Janet Conrad James and Mary Cooper Walt Cooper and Jan Barrett Mr. Robert Corsi John and Kathleen Crockett Mrs. Sharon J. Cunningham Arthur and Anna May Davis Michael S. Davis Paul and Lynne Denig Robert and Esther Dickinson Harry and Carol Dietrich Dr. Patricia Farrell Donahue and David Donahue

Leasa and John Donovan Ms. Debra Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Grover Dunn Mary and Michael Dvoroznak John Earle and Dana Sapatoru Harold and Eleonora Eisner Eddie and Rachel Eitches William and Debbie Eliason Sarah Elpern and Bruce Waxman Dr. Russell Farris Geoff Federmeier Ellen and Phillip Feerst Kay and John Ferguson Joan Fernandez Barry and Margaret Fink James J. and Ethel A. Fletcher Megan Gallagher Geanine Garcia-Poindexter Dianne W. Geiger Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gerbracht Christian and Stella Gieseler Brian Gilligan and Emily Marciniak Mr. Gilbert Gimm Eric D. Goss Maureen Grant Susan and Robert Green Molly Grimsley David Gundry Annette Hales Dr. and Mrs. Dwight H. Harrison Russell and Kathy Harrison Raquel and Steve Hecker Carson Henry Vicki Hicks Robert and Michelle Higgins Stephen Hommowun Andrew M. Horowitz Benjamin and Enza Hosig Todd R. House Paul Hrolenok Catie and Mark Hubbard Roxane H. Hughes Dr. Denise Hunnell and Mr. John Hunnell IBM International Foundation

JL Tree Service, Inc. John D. Whittington PC Ms. Kristin Johnsen-Neshati and Mr. Amin Neshati Brenda Johnson Elizabeth M. Johnson Thomas and Kelly Johnson Cynthia and Thomas Judge Donna L. Julian Cynthia Kacer Harriet Kaplan Rod and Nancy Kastrup Mrs. Lucina Kaufmann Ms. Jane M. Kaye Robert and Karen Knopes Sara and Gerry Koster Linda Kotis Carolyn and Bert Kriebel Peter and Patricia Kuch Arthur and Dorothy Larson Daniel Leahy Ms. Mary Lechter and Mr. Kevin Murray Mary Anne Lecos, Ed.D. Michael and Eileen Lee James Lepore Timothy and Virginia Leslie Stephen Levenson and Una Murphy Stephen and Olga Levin Shirley Leyland Bill and Barbara Lidell Allen and Marjorie Lomax Patty Lovett and Jack Bowden Robert and Mary Ellen Magner Bob and Kathy Marsh Greg and Sherry Mason John and Jeanette Mason Liliana Mathy Lawrence and Priscilla McAndrews Ken and Nancy McDowell Joan McGowan Amy and Troy Milbrandt Mark and Amy Miller Jean and Charley Motter Elizabeth Moye and Steven Carlile

Merle Mulvaney Robert Nakles Carole and John Nannes Thomas and Edith Nardone Anthony A. Nassar Melissa Nielson and Ed Yawn Jim and Alice Noone NVM Contractors, Inc. Bernard Oppel and Marilyn Wippl John and Janice Overman George and Susan Parker Bobbie and Charles Paturick David and Kathy Paulsen Ms. Shelby E. Pearl and Mr. Charles M. Murphy Laura Peebles and Ellen Fingerman Dennis and Elizabeth Pereira Krista Pezold Alice and Michael Plett Dr. Deborah A. Polayes Christopher Polk Suzanne Porter Cheryl and Jessie Purdy Dan and Margie Riley Raymond and Karen Roberson William and Marion Rogers Paula and David Rothenberg May E. Roy Emily J. Russell Dr. and Mrs. Barry Saffran Sanametrix, Inc. Bob and Peggy Schilpp William Schneider William and Dale Seward Willa and David Siegel Annette Sigillito Charles and Moo-Lan Silver Patricia Simon Judith and Laurence Skog Margaret and Ethan Smith Robert L. Smith and Kile B. Baker Erika Spalding and Damien Giese Joann Spall Richard Stanert

Stelor LLC Deborah Tannen Bonnie S. Tarsia Jan and Barbara Tasker Ms. Dian S. Thomas Thomas and Constance Thompson Jana Trevino R. Evan True Eric and Karen Ullman Olmedo and Elsa Villavicencio Kenneth and Heather Voorhees Sally Wallace Michael and Janice Ward John W. Warren Thelma Weiner Lynn and Laurel Wessman Dean and Andrea Westman Janet Wheatcraft John and Maria Whittington Michele Williams Susan and James Williams Woman’s Club of Manassas, Inc. Michael and DiAnne Wood Sally Yankee $100–$249 Judith Agard Sondra L. Ahalt Michael Ahern Nina Ahern Philip A. Akers Scott and Robin Albrecht Alfred and Betty Alby Mary Aldacushion John Aldonas Michele Alexander Angela Allen Gisela and Charles Allen Woodley and Susan Allen American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Linh T. Trinh An Thomas and Joyce Andrew Anonymous (x7)

Alison and Anthony Antonucci Jane and Carlos Arancibia Jermie Arnold Catherine Arnst Jim and Mary Ashton Athearn Nick and Cindy Atiyeh David Atkins Mr. Sean P. Attebury Charles and Eileen Atwood Mr. Clayton M. Austin Philip and Mary Jo Baedecker Eileen and Steve Balberde Ken and Sandy Ball Kelly Ballard Jen Ballas Anne and Jonathan Barber Linda Barbour and David Houser Susan Bardenhagen Kathy and Charles Barnard Dr. Ralph Barocas and Dr. Carol Schulman Henri D. Bartholomot Michael and Mary Bassis Michaele Battles Ms. Christine M. Baughman Ann and David Baylor Pete Bazzel David and Natalie Beal Herald and Joanne Beale Nancy Bean Ted Bean and Kathy Brown Don Beatty Frederick and Lois Beauchamp Elizabeth and Mike Bender Debbie Bennett Mr. Kenneth W. Berger Fred Bergert Adrianna and Steve Berk Steve Bershader and Maggie Godbold Jack and Rhoda Berson Christine Blasser and Don Bieniewicz Elsie Blough Mary Lucille Boland Ms. Vivian J. Bolt Prudence Bovee

Travis Bowen Hazel Boyer Dianne and John Boyle Brassard Family Daniel and Kirsten Bray Lucille D. Brewer Darold and Stephanie Brinley Suzanne W. and M. Evan Brooks Ellen and Sanford Brotman Brendan D. Brown Mr. Carol W. Brown Russell and Jannell Bryant Judith A. Buchino, Ph.D. Gracie Buckner Dr. Beth Bullard David and Gretchen Bulova Selma N. Burdick Steven K. and Julie C. Bushong Mrs. Marilyn I. Butters Joy and Tom Calhoun Mary Lee Calimano Ms. Laura L. Callahan Mike and Martha Callaway Briton Camphouse Cheryll Cash CD Baby Elizabeth and Philip Cerrato Mr. Jason G. Chabo Mrs. Judith O. Chamberlain Katie Chambers Paul and Marie Charles Andrew H. Chicas Richard Chiesa James and Sue Christensen Kathleen Latham Ciro The Clark Construction Group Terry and Mary Clark William and Deirdre Clark Cody and Brianna Clarke Mr. William E. Clayton Alicia Clelland Gary and Francoise Cohen Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cole Belinda and Tony Collins

Russ and Mary Collins Kathleen Connelly Donald and Martha Conner James and Anna Conroy Kevin and Kimberly Cook Dr. James Cooper Lou Coppola Bernard Courtney Melissa Courtney Mary Beth and Thomas Cox Laura and Wes Crain Tracey Crockett Christine Cropp Christine Crosby Ms. Marilyn P. Daggett Sherri Dalphonse Bruce M. Davies Tim Davis Karalee Dawn Guido and Hennie DeBoeck Nicole DeMiglio Thomas M. Deputy Shirley Devine Joyce and John DeVoll DG Photography Patricia Diefenbach Angela and Marc Dluger D.J. Drummond Dorsey and Catherine Drummond Robert and Karen Dryden Lynn DuBois Lawrence and Nancy Dulong Glynnis and William Dwelly Cheryl Dwyer Mary Ann Dzama Jeanene E. Ebert Raymond Eck Joseph and Mary Eckenrode James and Brenda Edmundson Andrew Ellis Timothy and Judith Elmore Marlene Epstein E.P. Espey-English Susan Farris

Dan and Jean Feighery Adam and Elisabeth Ferguson Gaylord and Diane Finch Patricia and William Fiser Mr. Gerard H. Fisher Sandy Fletcher Kristin and Michael Flora Ms. Dina Flynn Mr. William J. Forster Barbara Fowler Ms. Sandra Fox Craig and Kathy Franklin Lawrence M. Franks Carol and Leigh French Donna Frescholtz Jock Friedly Peter Friedman and Beth Liebmann Pamela Fruit Neil and Eileen Gallagher Colleen Ganoe Ms. Dawn Gardner Maura and Matthew Gardner Bob and Catherine Gaugler Christy Gavitt Harry and Barbara Gerber Mark and Sara Gibson Mark and Pam Giganti Charlette and Kennedy Gilbert Catherine and Michael Gilbride Patrick Gilhuly Connie and Stuart Gilman James and Donna Gilstrap Gabriel and Irene Gluck Adrienne Bryant Godwin Lisa Goehner Ms. Shelly Goldman Ken and Helen Goodrum Jennifer Gorman and John Staudy Lynn S. Gramzow Johnnie Grant Alan Green and Lea Edwards Elizabeth Green Mr. W. James Green Elizabeth Greeney

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GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES Terri Cofer Beirne, ’88, Chair Jeffrey A. Smith, ’83, Vice Chair Carole J. Scott, ’83, Secretary Michael E. Stievater, Treasurer Trishana E. Bowden, President Susan Van Leunen, Vice President and CFO Dr. Gregory Washington, University President James W. Hazel, Rector, Board of Visitors Sharon P. Apricena Nadeem Butler, ’91 Richard J. Byrne Teresa H. Carlson Anirban Chakrabarti James J. Consagra Dennis J. Cotter, ’80 Christopher R. Durlak Nicole A. Geller, ’86 Timothy H. Gillis Benjamin H. Graham, ’77 Jack Harrington Brian J. Hays Kevin M. Hern, ’05 Jenny E. Herrera, ’95 Todd R. House, ’90, ’03

John M. Jacquemin Jeffery M. Johnson, ’75 Margaret M. Jones, ’82 Paul E. Kyle Jennifer Burkhart London M. Yaqub Mirza Trevor J. Montano, ’00 Gary G. Nakamoto Robert W. Noonan Joseph J. O’Brien, Jr. Kenneth D. Reid, ’72 Nancy Rose Senich Sumeet Shrivastava, ’94 Susan E. Soza Sonya J. Stone, ’83 Pauline Thompson Lourdes V. Venes Vijay Venkateswaran, ’90 Bruce D. Wardinski Christina L. Williams Ann L. Ardis, Dean, CHSS (Dean Representative) Rick Davis, Dean, CVPA (Dean Representative) Keith D. Renshaw, Department Chair, Psychology (Faculty Representative)

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CAMPUS ADVISORY BOARD Ian McDonald, Chairman of the Board Zuzana Steen, Vice Chairman George Nossaman, Chair, Research Committee Jim Bounds, Secretary Debbie Jones, Chair, Membership & Nominating Committee Ronald Carmichael, Director of Administration and Operations, SciTech Campus Molly Grove, Liaison to the Board; Director, Campus Relations Heather Aram Muneer Baig Sheryl Bass Gregg Bauer James H. Bennet, P.E. Delegate Lee Carter

Annie Chamberlain Steven Danziger Randall Edwards David Feldman Stan Feuerberg Terry Goodrich Lovey Hammel Todd Hewitt Sam Hill Troy Hill Todd House Keith Imon Nancy Ingram Wayne Jakubowski Alex Jivotovski Kathie Johnson Debbie Jones Jackie Krick Supervisor Jeanine Lawson Maria Liappis Dr. Molly Lynch Chris Martino

Dr. Bruce McDade Senator Jeremy McPike Jackson H. Miller Susan Mittereder Andrea Money Diane Mucci Brenda L. Mulac Dr. Kevin D. Newman Jay Norman Rexford G. Parr Mayor Harry J. (Hal) Parrish II Pat Pate Matti Pierce Delegate Danica Roem Richard Seraydarian Teri Sellars Brendon Shaw Mike Vanderpool Marion Wall Bill Washington

Mason Attendees Amy Adams, Associate Director, Institute for BioHealth Innovation Jason Calhoun, Director, Governor’s School @ Innovation Park Deborah Crawford, Vice President for Research, Office of the Provost Rick Davis, Dean, College of Visual and Performing Arts

Carol Kissal, Senior Vice President, Administration & Finance Paul Liberty, Vice President, Government & Community Relations Olga O’Brien, General Manager, Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center Lori Scher, Assistant Dean, University Life

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY BOARD OF VISITORS James W. Hazel, Rector Horace Blackman, Vice Rector Simmi Bhuller, Secretary Anjan Chimaladinne Thomas M. Davis Juan Carlos Iturregui Mehmood S. Kazmi Wendy Marquez Ignacia S. Moreno Carolyn J. Moss Jon M. Peterson Nancy Gibson Prowitt Paul J. Reagan Edward H. Rice Denise Turner Roth Bob Witeck Faculty Representative Shannon N. Davis

Student Representatives Shelby Adams Lilianna Deveneau

Faculty Committee Representatives Alan J. Abramson David Gallay Chris Kennedy Andrew Novak Christy Pichichero Keith D. Renshaw June Tangney Mohan M. Venigalla Faculty Committee Representative Edward B. Douthett, Jr.

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS Rick Davis, Dean, College of Visual and Performing Arts; Executive Director, Hylton Performing Arts Center Julie Thompson, Executive Director, Center for the Arts Academic Leadership • Professor Hasan Elahi, Director, School of Art • Professor Karen Reedy, Director, School of Dance • Professor Linda Monson, Director, Reva and Sid Dewberry Family School of Music • Kevin Murray, Interim Director, School of Theater • Professor William Reeder, Interim Director, Arts Management Program • Professor Sang Nam, Director, Computer Game Design Program • Cynthia Fuchs, Interim Director, Film at Mason • Lisa Kahn, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs Administration • Eva-Marie Alis, Executive Assistant to the Dean • Alyssa Clark, Administration Assistant/ Office Manager Development • Susan Graziano, Director of Development • Ryan Braaten, Associate Director of Development • Cody Clarke, Development Coordinator • Alice Magelssen-Green, Development Coordinator • Emily Rusch, Development Associate • Rachel Ingle, Development Assistant

Programming and Artist Services • Adrienne Bryant Godwin, Director of Programming • Haley Smyser, Programming and Engagement Manager Audience Services • Betsy Yancey, Audience Services Manager • Sue Christensen, Assistant House Manager • Jarrod Clark, Lead Ticket Seller • Liam Dillon, Ticket Operations & Audience Development Supervisor • Emily Flores, Ticket Operations Manager • Maura Glascock, Front of House Manager & Volunteer Coordinator • Madeline Howland, Lead Ticket Seller • Stefanie Kline, Assistant House Manager • Dawn McCants, House Management Assistant • Jared Pugh, Lead Ticket Seller • Ben Ribler, Lead Ticket Seller • Ashlyn Rock, Lead Ticket Seller • Alexandra Viricochea, Event Supervisor Front of House Staff: Usher Supervisors • Susan Arena • Sara Pashaei • Barbara Gordon • Sharon Puckett • Case Hope • Caroline Schwark • Bea Lewis • Karen Smith • Francenia Little • Christen Soos

Marketing • Hyla London, Director, Marketing and Communications • Julia Decker, Creative and Project Manager • Camille Devlin, Social Media Specialist • Kirstin Franko, Assistant Director, Marketing and Communications • Amy Friedman, Social Media Specialist • Pam Muirheid, Web Specialist, CVPA • Laura Nunneker, Marketing Assistant • Emily Schneider, Academic Programs Marketing Manager • Stacey Schwartz, Web and Digital Marketing Manager • Meaghan Sweeney, Marketing Assistant • Azriel Towner, Graphic Designer Operations • Jessica D’Angelo, CFA Production Manager • Dan Hobson, CVPA Production Manager • Cat Buchanan, Dance Wardrobe Coordinator • Lowell Conrad, Assistant Carpenter • Carrie Cox, Scene Shop Assistant Technical Director, Master Carpenter • Robert Cunningham, Technical Supervisor • Dorsey Drummond, Audio Visual Engineer • Laurel Dunayer, Costume Shop Manager • David Foti, CFA Schedule and Event Coordinator • Will Gautney, Assistant Master Electrician • Francesca Kachur, Events and Production Assistant • Billy Kessinger, Audio Supervisor • Reid May, Audio Technician • Ethan Osborne, Scene Shop Manager • Adrianna Daugherty Smith, Venue Technician • Micah Stromberg, Venue Technician • Tom Terlecki, Venue Technician • Bethany Thompson, Master Electrician • Megan Webb, Program and Production Coordinator

Finance • John Wilkin, Director of Finance and Administration; CFO • Meghan Blydenburgh, HR and Payroll Coordinator • Crystal Broomall, Finance Specialist • Jennifer Butler, Payroll and HR Assistant • Teri Grass, Finance Assistant • Delia Johnson, Accountant • Peggy Kamin, Finance/Budget Analyst • Hiwot Kifle, Finance Assistant • Caitlyn Loweth, Event and Contract Coordinator • Catherine Winkert, Associate Director of Finance and Administration Mason Community Arts Academy • Libby Curtis, Executive Director • Claire Allen, Faculty Coordinator • Madelyn Austin, Graduate Intern for Outreach • Samantha Clarke, Graduate Intern for Instruments in the Attic • Kaity Cookson, Coordinator Data and Programs • Matt Geske, HR and Purchasing Assistant • Morgan Johnson, Coordinator Registration and Programs • Mary Lechter, Associate Director/Acting for Young People Theater Director • Rachel McAleer, Coordinator HR and Communications/Music Instructor • Alaina Talley, Coordinator Programming and Registration • Zi Wang, Coordinator Marketing and Website