2017 Fairfield Awards Dinner Journal

THE FAIRFIELD

AWARDS DINNER Celebrating a Tradition of Opportunity

THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2017 | GRAND HYATT NEW YORK

OUR DIVERSITY VISION STATEMENT As a Jesuit and Catholic institution, Fairfield University’s commitment to the God-given dignity of the human person requires that we create an environment that promotes justice and fosters a deep understanding of human and cultural diversity. Fairfield is committed to encouraging dialogue among those with differing points of view in order to realize an integral understanding of what it means to be human. The University recognizes that transcending the nation’s political and social divisions is a matter of valuing diversity and learning respect for individuals, in their similarities and their differences. Fairfield will continue to integrate diversity in all facets of University life — academic, administrative, social, and spiritual — as together, the community seeks to realize a vision of common good that is rooted in genuine human solidarity.

Fairfield University defines diversity in the broadest sense, reflecting its commitment to creating a more inclusive community that is reflective of the richly diverse global community of which we are part. Diversity encompasses not only racial, ethnic, and religious diversity, but also diversity of socioeconomic contexts, cultural perspectives, national origins, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, abilities, and educational backgrounds.

THE FAIRFIELD

AWARDS DINNER ∂

INVOCATION Rev. Charles H. Allen, S.J. University Chaplain and Special Assistant to the President

OPENING REMARKS James D. Fitzpatrick ’70, M’72, P’08

GREETING FROM THE CHAIRS Timothy E. Lane ’85, P’16 and William A. Malloy ’80, P’17,’11

WELCOME FROM THE PRESIDENT Lynn M. Babington, PhD, RN

– PRESENTATION OF THE AWARDS – INTRODUCTION BY

Timothy E. Lane ’85, P’16 DISTINGUISHED FACULTY/ADMINISTRATOR AWARD

Katherine A. Schwab, PhD Professor of Visual and Performing Arts INTRODUCTION BY

John Pagano MBA’04, MS’06 President, Fairfield University Alumni Association ALUMNI SERVICE AWARD

Robert M. McMahon ’87, P’20 INTRODUCTION BY

Frank J. Carroll III ’89 Chairman, Board of Trustees ALUMNI PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

Douglas W. Hammond ’86 Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, NFP

CONCLUDING REMARKS Timothy E. Lane ’85, P’16 and William A. Malloy ’80, P’17,’11

DINNER Continue the celebration at our annual after party, sponsored by the Fairfield University Alumni Association.

GREETINGS FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Friends: Tonight’s 29th Annual Fairfield Awards Dinner is a particularly special one as it falls on the occasion of our 75th Anniversary. Certainly, it is a great honor for me to be serving as interim president at this celebratory moment in the history of our proud institution.

When in 1942, Rev. John J. McEleney, S.J., and his six fellow Jesuits met in Pomfret to create the articles of association for what would then be called The Fairfield College of St. Robert Bellarmine, they were doing so at a time of war.

Rationing was underway, and the young men of the United States were being drafted into the Armed Forces.

Yet those founders were animated by hope and faith in what was to come. They foresaw that the wellbeing of the broader community in the years after the war would depend upon young men — and women — given the education and the formation required to build a secure, prosperous, and peaceful future.

Their vision has been fulfilled. All of us gathered tonight for this Awards Dinner are walking in the footsteps of our founders, carrying forward their inspiration, and continuing to work in the service of this mission in education — providing educational opportunities to worthy students so that they can go forward and serve their communities.

This is the spirit in which Fairfield University was founded 75 years ago, and is true to the spirit of St. Ignatius himself, who came to understand — now almost 500 years ago — that the only way to transform the world for the better was to educate men and women equipped to embrace that task.

This is what the Awards Dinner is all about — embracing that vision of St. Ignatius, and that of Fr. McEleney and his six companions. This willingness to embrace the mission of Jesuit education is as vital today as it has ever been.

Thank you for joining me in honoring tonight’s honorees, all of whom embody the virtues that we uphold as a learning community, and thank you for your commitment to our common purpose!

Sincerely,

Lynn M. Babington, PhD, RN

With deepest gratitude and fondest memories, Fairfield University dedicates its 2017 Fairfield Awards Dinner Journal to

Daniel P. Tully

January 2, 1932 – May 10, 2016

Chairman Emeritus and CEO of Merrill Lynch, Fairfield University Trustee 1984-1995, Founding and twice Chair of the FAD in 1988 & 1989, Cherished friend and longtime benefactor.

The Optimist Creed ….To make all your friends feel that there is something worthwhile in them.

To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true.

To think only of the best, to work only for the best, and expect only the best.

To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own.

To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future ….

By Christian D. Larson in 1912, excerpted from plaque hanging on Dan’s office wall throughout his career and quoted by him in the Forward to Contagious Optimism, on which he collaborated with David Mezzapelle ’90.

Celebrating Fairfield’s 75th Anniversary A Proud Past, An Amazing Future

2017-18 Anniversary Events April

May

8

70th Anniversary Gala Glee Club Concert Rev. John P. Murray, S.J./ Dr. Simon Harak Memorial Concert

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Quick Center at 8 p.m.

Great Hall, Bellarmine at 4:30 p.m.

6

FUSA Induction 70th Anniversary

19 Student Awards Ceremony 70th Anniversary of the Loyola Medal 26 A Work of the Society:

Jesuits and Fairfield’s Past, Present and Future

In conversation with Professor Kurt Schlichting, members of the Fairfield Jesuit Community will reflect on their association with the University.

A Fairfield Vocation: 1-30 How Did Fairfield Shape Who You Are? Presenting the winners of the 75th Anniversary Essay Contest

75th Anniversary Exhibit at DiMenna-Nyselius Library

October

19-21 50th Reunion Weekend

for the Class of 1967 21

67th Commencement Special Guests: members of the Class of 1951

20-22 Alumni & Family Weekend 75th Anniversary Celebration

2018 Feb 1 – May 19

June

Kelly Center Presentation Room at 4 p.m.

1-30

75th Anniversary Exhibit at the Fairfield Museum and History Center

29 StagMates Mass & Reception

Egan Chapel at 5 p.m.

9-11

Reunion Weekend Classes of 1972, 1977, 1982, 1987, 1992, 1997, 2002, 2007, 2012 and the Golden Stags

September

Celebrate 75 years with us! fairfield.edu/75

Art of the Gesú: Bernini and His Age at the Fairfield University Art Museum

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

TIMOTHY E. LANE ’85, P’16 President & CEO of Emeriti Retirement Health and Managing Director of TIAA

Tim is the president & CEO of Emeriti Retirement Health and Managing Director of TIAA, focusing on the retirement healthcare savings market.

He joined TIAA in 1986 and has held a variety of management and business development roles, including the launch of TIAA’s 529 college savings business.

Tim and his wife Rose are both Fairfield graduates and have four children; their daughter Mairin graduated from Fairfield last May. He and his family live in Montvale, N.J., where Tim is serving his fourth term as a member of the Borough Council. He is a past committee chair of Fairfield’s Trustees Advisory Council, and served on the Board of the American Association of Community Colleges. Tim has a BA in history from Fairfield.

WILLIAM A. MALLOY ’80, P’17, ’11 Partner, Aquiline Capital Partners LLC

A parent of two Fairfield Stags and a former University Trustee, Bill joined Aquiline in 2007. Prior to joining Aquiline, he was the president of Marsh Inc. During his tenure at Marsh, he also served as the chief executive officer of Marsh’s European/Middle East region and as head of the firm’s worldwide financial and professional practice. Prior to joining Marsh, Bill held various positions with AIG, eventually assuming responsibility for AIG’s European financial lines business. He began his career with Chubb and Son Insurance Company. Bill has a degree in management and communications from Fairfield.

DISTINGUISHED FACULTY/ADMINISTRATOR AWARD

KATHERINE A. SCHWAB, PhD Professor of Visual and Performing Arts

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hen reflecting on all her years at Fairfield, Katherine Schwab, PhD, finds it a rewarding task to continually keep her students engaged.

“Courses I teach focus on people and their cultural achievements from a long time ago, usually 2,500 years ago,” Dr. Schwab said. “How to make that relevant to students in my classes is an exciting challenge and one that offers shared questions over time and space.”

Dr. Schwab has taught at Fairfield University since 1988, after completing her PhD at the Institute of Fine Arts at New York University. She received her BA from Scripps College and her MA from Southern Methodist University. Her research areas include the Parthenon metopes and ancient Greek hairstyles. Her work on the Parthenon east and north metopes, a component of the large sculptural program and facilitated by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, has yielded new information on their original appearance.

Results have been presented in the U.S. and internationally, and in several book chapter publications. Her Parthenon drawings form a traveling exhibition, An Archaeologist’s Eye: The Parthenon Drawings of Katherine A. Schwab, touring the U.S. 2014-2018. Gray-scale scans of her drawings are permanently installed in the Acropolis Museum. She has curated exhibitions including Photographs of the Caryatid Hairstyling Project (2015) highlighting a video project (2009) that has been screened in Greece, Japan, Italy, and the U.S. Most recently she and Marice Rose, PhD, co-curated the exhibition, Hair in the Classical World, at the Bellarmine Hall Galleries (2015).

“In exploring ancient cultures I endeavor to encourage my students to seek their own creative and intellectual potential...”

“In exploring ancient cultures I endeavor to encourage my students to seek their own creative and intellectual potential,” Dr. Schwab said about her teaching style. “My students build a web of knowledge that forges links with a continuum of knowledge through the millennia.”

As curator of the Plaster Cast Collection at Fairfield University, Dr. Schwab oversees a collection of 100 casts from gifts and long-term renewable loans from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, as well as gifts from Yale University Art Gallery, the Acropolis Museum and individual donors. Previously, she served as department chair for two consecutive terms, and as Art History program director for several years.

She was the inaugural faculty member of the College of Arts and Sciences Advisory Board. Her areas of expertise and interest encompass Greek and Roman Art and Archaeology with courses developed in those areas and which are cross-listed with the Classical Studies program. She created the first courses in non-western art and Asian art for the curriculum. Students frequently participate in her research projects (plaster cast collection and ancient hairstyles) and contribute to brochures and other literature for campus and web-based visitors.

ALUMNI SERVICE AWARD

ROBERT M. MCMAHON ’87, P’20

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ob is being honored for his many years of volunteer leadership and effort on behalf of Fairfield, including: Friends of Soccer, Dolan School of Business Advisory Board member, Parent Leadership Council, Reunion Volunteer and former member of the Trustees Advisory Council.

“I do what I do because of the gratitude that I have for the University and for all the things it has provided me over the years,” McMahon continued, explaining that he credits his Fairfield education for the critical thinking and writing skills that have served him well in both graduate studies at Northwestern University and in his 30-plus-year banking career at both GE Capital and ABN Amro.

“I do what I do because of the gratitude that I have for the University and for all the things it has provided me over the years.”

McMahon, an economics major, also said that he’s grateful for his Fairfield relationships. His wife of more than 26 years is Kristin (Dodge) ’87, who serves on the Alumni Association Board of Directors. Residents of the town of Fairfield, they have two daughters — Elisabeth and Emma — and Elisabeth is a first-year student at Fairfield.

“Although Kristin and I were the first in our families to attend Fairfield — I’ve lost count now — but we’re up to 12 or 13 family members that have attended or are currently attending Fairfield, and that number is still growing.”

McMahon is also thankful for the friendships he made while at Fairfield. He still keeps in touch with fellow alumni from the soccer team, his dormmates from Jogues Hall, friends from FUSA (Fairfield University Student Association) and beyond. While keeping in touch has been fun, McMahon takes his role as Friends of Soccer president seriously.

Since about 2000, McMahon has mentored scores of student-athletes, helped connect them to industries, internships or jobs and assisted in honing their interview and resume-writing skills. Now, those alumni continue to come back to mentor the current student-athletes.

“In a very Kevin Bacon kind of way, you touch people, who touch people, who touch people, which is an amazing reward in and of itself,” McMahon said. “The people who come out of Fairfield have a bond that lasts a lifetime.”

ALUMNI PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

DOUGLAS W. HAMMOND ’86 Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, NFP

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his year, Fairfield University recognizes Doug Hammond ’86 with the Alumni Professional Achievement Award because of his executive leadership, business acumen, entrepreneurial spirit and continued commitment to the Jesuit mission through ethical business practices.

Doug is the chairman and chief executive officer of NFP, a leading insurance broker and consultant that provides employee benefits, property and casualty, retirement and individual private client solutions.

Hammond said that it was his time at Fairfield as a politics major that allowed him to explore his faith without judgment, create lifelong friendships and take courses that gave him a broad appreciation for the arts.

“I think that’s the beauty of a strong liberal arts education — you don’t realize it when it’s happening but you develop the skills to be a lifelong passionate learner, to be nimble with new information and concepts — so your opportunities are limitless.”

With NFP since 1999, Doug has held multiple leadership roles, including Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel. Under his leadership, NFP has grown to $1 billion in revenue and is recognized by Business Insurance as the 5th largest global benefits broker by revenue and the 4th largest U.S.- based privately owned broker. The company is also the 2nd fastest growing U.S. large-group employee benefits broker, as ranked by Employee Benefit Adviser, and the 5th biggest provider of nonqualified deferred compensation plan, as ranked by PlanSponsor. Doug continues to advance initiatives that expand NFP’s capabilities and underscore the company’s strong personal commitment to its clients and employees.

In addition to his role at NFP, Doug serves on the Board of Directors for Kestra Financial, one of the largest independent registered broker- dealers in the U.S. He is also a member of the Financial Services Advisory Board of MDP and serves on the Advisory Board of the University’s Dolan School of Business. He’s also the co-author of Reinsurance Law, a leading subscription treatise on reinsurance practice and legal trends. Doug received Juris Doctor from St. John’s University School of Law. He lives in Cold Spring Harbor, NY, with his wife Trish and four children, John, Will, Joe and Ava. “I’m a guy who was a corporate finance and mergers and acquisition attorney for many years and now run a big insurance brokerage and consulting company and I’ve never taken a business or accounting or finance class in my life,” Hammond said. “I think that’s the beauty of a strong liberal arts education — you don’t realize it when it’s happening but you develop the skills to be a lifelong passionate learner, to be nimble with new information and concepts — so your opportunities are limitless.”

FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY JOHN PAGANO MBA’04, MS’06 Meet the Alumni Association President “It’s important to stay connected to each other.

It’s about synergy, and we need to connect the Fairfield generations,” said John Pagano MBA’04, MS’06, who was sworn in as president of the Alumni Association this past summer. Pagano, son of Edmond Pagano ’64, is the first graduate school alumnus to ever serve in the role and he is ready to lead: “This is a great responsibility and I’m honored to have the role,” he said.

During his tenure as president he hopes to continue initiatives launched by the Alumni Association, such as the successful Job Shadow Program, and to bring even more graduate students into the cultural fold of the University.

When asked what it means to be a Fairfield graduate, Pagano said: “Fairfield alumni are very driven, always looking to do the best they can do — passionate in their work and entrepreneurial spirit and they have a kind of welcoming warmth.”

Fairfield University Alumni Association Your time at college shapes you, providing you with experiences that stay with you long after you leave campus. We like to think that this is especially true for Fairfield alumni, who are known for staying connected with their fellow classmates years after graduation. One way they make this happen is by getting involved with the Alumni Association.

Comprised of a wide representation of Fairfield alumni — demographically, geographically, in occupation, and graduation year, the Association’s Board of Directors work hand-in-hand with the University to represent their fellow alumni and be your voice back to Fairfield. Make sure to stay connected by following us on social media and letting us know you’d like to be involved.

Stay in Touch We invite you to learn more about the many networking, educational and volunteer opportunities available to our alumni and parents. There’s something for everyone to show their Stag Pride and stay connected to Fairfield!

For more information, visit fairfield.edu/alumni or contact Alumni Association President John Pagano MBA’04, MS’06 at john@tcttennis.com or for those living in New York City, contact Manhattan Alumni Chapter President Keri Harrison ’10 at keri.a.harrison@gmail.com. @stagsalumni @fairfieldualumni fairfield university alumni facebook.com/ fairfielduniversityalumni

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

1959 Bensonians

THE FAIRFIELD AWARDS DINNER 2017 CO-CHAIRS Timothy E. Lane ’85, P’16 William A. Malloy ’80, P’17,’11 COMMITTEE Marco Ambrosio ’07 Jessica L. Baehr ’04, MBA’11 Robert Berchem, Esq, ’62, P’92 Eric Boester Robert Z. Brandy ’15 Jorge A. Chiluisa ’89, MBA’06, P’21, ’20, ’17 Marc D’Angelillio ’06 Ronald M. Davidson, PhD Andrew M. Davis ’89 Mark W. DeGennaro ’82 Chris Durburow ’90 Adam Favale ’02, MBA’10 Veronica Florentino ’10 Richard A. Graf ’87 Michael S. Guarnieri ’84 Adrienne A. Johnson ’91 Edward Kiernan ’92 Matthew Kramer ’96 Mairin J. Lane ’16 Bryan L. LeClerc, Esq, ’84 Madeline G. Malloy ’17 Carol McCabe ’81, P’16 Patrick McCabe ’80, P’16 Matthew McLaughlin ’89 Andrew C. McMahon ’13 Jennifer Janczewski McMahon ’89, P’19, ’13 Kristin Dodge McMahon ’87, P’20 Erin Merlone ’09 John R. O’Neill ’71, P’08 John Pagano MBA’04, MS’06 John G. Phelan Jr. ’89 Gary J. Raniolo ’09 Justin M. Rindos ’05 Marice E. Rose, PhD ’92 Dina Rubino Joseph Solimine Jr. ’89 Cynthia L. Stack ’80 John Sweeney ’94

THE FAIRFIELD AWARDS DINNER PAST AWARD RECIPIENTS

* Alumni Professional Achievement Award ** Alumni Service Award ~ Distinguished Faculty/Administrator Award v Honorary Alumnus/Alumna + The Fairfield Award or Alumni Humanitarian Award ++ Parent Leadership Award

2016 Patricia E. Glassford ’85* Andrew M. Davis ’89** Matthew McLaughlin ’89** Joseph Solimine Jr. ’89** Carol Ann Maxwell, P’02 ~ George E. Diffley, P’97, ’96 v William and Margaret Atwell, P’08 ++

2009

2001

Christopher C. Quick ’79 * William J. Crean Jr. ’91 ** Edward J. Deak, PhD, P’98 ~

Jean D. Larosiliere ’85* Kevin M. Conlisk ’66, P’91** John J. Boitano, PhD, P’98, ’88, ’86 ~

2008

2000

Stephen M. Lessing ’76* Carolyn Vermont ’82, MA’84** Philip Eliasoph, PhD ~

2015 Brian P. Hull ’80, P’13 * Elner L. Morrell ’81, P’03 ** Mark C. Reed, Ed.D. ’96 ~

2007

Eileen Clarkin Rominger ’76* B. Maxwell O’Meara ’52** Winston M. Tellis, PhD, MA’69 ~ Rev. Aloysius P. Kelley, S.J. v

Michele Macauda ’78, P’09 * Larry C. Rafferty ’64, P’03 ** Rev. Charles H. Allen, S.J. ~ Paula Donovan ’77, MA’88 +

1999 David H. Chafey Jr. ’76* John G. Swanhaus Jr. ’67** Mary Frances A.H. Malone, PhD ~

2006

1998

Christopher J. McCormick ’78 * Mary-Margaret Weber ’84 ** Judy Primavera, PhD ~

Donald A. Browne, Esq. ’55, P’82* Robert K. Monk ’60** Suzanne MacAvoy, R.N., Ed.D. ~

2005

1997

2014 Joyce M. Phillips ’74 * Nancy A. Altobello ’80 ** Shelley A. Phelan, PhD ~ 2013 Carlos M. Cardoso ’81 * Robert L. Berchem ’62, P’92 ** Eugene P. Doris ~ Nancy Lynch, P’95 v James P. and Linda C. Slattery, P’92 and the Slattery Family +

Geralyn Radowiecki Spollett ’76 * Joseph D. Sargent ’59, P’89, ’86* Rev. W. Laurence O’Neil, S.J., MA’61, CT ’72 ** Richard J. Badolato, Esq. ’62** William J. Lucas ’69 ~ Stephen P. Jakab ’62, MA’74 ~

2004

1996

Jorge L. Figueredo ’82 * Rosellen Walsh Schnurr ’74 ** Barbara D. Kiernan, MA’90, P’02, ’94 ~ Charles and Helen Dolan, P’86, ’85 v

Robert W. Landmesser ’71* Edward M. Gleason ’62** Orin L. Grossman, PhD ~ Robert D. Russo Sr., MD v

2003

1995

William P. Egan ’67, P’99 * John C. Meditz ’70 ** Jeanne M. Novotny, RN, PhD, FANN ~

Maive F. Scully ’76 * Arthur C. Laske Jr. ’51, P’83 ** Kurt C. Schlichting, PhD ’70 ~ Rev. Victor F. Leeber, S.J. v

Joellin R. Comerford ’74* William P. Egan ’67, P’99** Rev. Joseph F. MacDonnell, S.J. ~

2010

2002

Patricia M. Joyce, MD ’75* James D. Fitzpatrick ’70, MA’72** Joan G. Walters, PhD ~

2012 Paul J. Huston ’82 * Jack L. Kelly ’67, P’96 ** Ellen M. Umansky, PhD ~

2011

Joseph A. DiMenna ’80 * John R. O’Neill ’71, P’08 ** Thomas E. Conine Jr., PhD, P’07, ’05 ~

The Honorable William J. Lavery ’59* Laura A. Incerto ’81** Rev. Thomas J. Regan, S.J. ~

1994

1993

1982

1970

Francis J. Tedesco, MD ’65* Paul C. Dunn ’57, P’90, ’86** Rev. William F. Carr, S.J. ~

J. Jeffrey Campbell ’65* Edward R. Fitzgerald ’62, P’94** Rev. James H. Coughlin, S.J. ~ John A. Barone, PhD v

Joseph G. McGann ’51* Joseph G. McGann ’51**

1992 J. Michael Farren, Esq. ’77* Janet A. Canepa ’82** John A. Barone, PhD ~ Prof. Carmen F. Donnarumma v

1991 Robert J. Murphy Jr. ’71* Bruce M. Howard ’73, MA’79** The Jesuit Community ~ Dorothy Bennett v

1990 Thomas E. McKinney ’72* Roger M. Lynch ’63, P’95** Leo F. O’Connor, PhD ~ Rev. Thomas A. McGrath, S.J. v

1989 James J. Bigham ’59* Patrick J. Waide Jr. ’59** Rev. Henry J. Murphy, S.J. ~

1986 T. Gerald Magner Jr. ’64, P’89** Rev. Donald D. Lynch, S.J. ~

1981 E. Gerald Corrigan, PhD ’63* Paul T. Barnes ’67, MA’70** Prof. Chester Stuart ~ L. William Miles, P’95, ’85 v

1980

1984 T. Paul Tremont, Esq. ’55* Francis J. Zaino, DDS ’66, P’96** Lisa H. Newton, PhD ~

1983 David J. McCarthy Jr., PhD ’57* Barbara Stuart, MA’78, CAS’80** Prof. Walter Petry ~ John M. Hickson ’52 ~ Alphonsus J. Donahue v

Charles E. Schaefer ’55* Robert K. Marconi ’54**

1968 Frank J. Bepko Jr., MD ’51* William J. George, DDS ’52**

1967

J. Edward Caldwell, Esq. ’51* Philip J. Guerin Jr., MD ’59, P’95, ’91, ’88, ’86* John C. Welch ’54** Patrick Carolan, MD ’59, P’85** 1966 Rev. Thomas McGrath, S.J. ~ Harry M. Marmion, PhD ’53* Rev. George Mahan, S.J. v Leonard S. Paoletta, Esq. ’56, P’88, ’86**

1979

Charles Rose ’53, P’83, ’80* William J. Kramer, Esq. ’60, P’96, ’85, ’83** Prof. Arthur R. Riel Jr. ~ Gilbert and Dorothy Larson v

1965

1978

Robert J. DelVecchio, MD ’52* John T. Mullady ’51**

Thomas J. Connors Jr. ’64, MA’67* Robert J. Brennan Jr., Esq. ’65, P’93, ’91** Rev. William H. Hohmann, S.J. ~ William E. O’Brien v

1977

Paul K. Rudd ’62* 1985 Leonard S. Paoletta, Esq. ’56, P’88, ’86* Gerald E. Malafronte ’56** Donald J. Ross, PhD, P’91, ’86 ~ Joseph F. Berardino ’72** Edward M. Dew, PhD ~ Prof. Mario Guarcello v

1969

1976

Jerome J. Burke ’62* Donald S. Lupo ’62** Prof. Carmen F. Donnarumma ~

1975 Patrick Jordan ’65* Walter J. Zackrison ’54** Prof. Arsene Croteau ~

1974 Patrick J. Waide Jr. ’59* Kenneth F. Catandella, DDS ’57**

1973 James F. Stapleton, Esq. ’54* Bronislaw S. Orlowski ’53**

David J. McCarthy Jr., Esq. ’57* Clement F. Naples, Esq. ’53**

1964

1963 Philip S. Backus ’53* James F. Stapleton, Esq. ’54**

1962 Peter S. Amenta, PhD ’52* Edward R. Flannery ’51**

1961 Joseph W. Annunziata, PhD ’60* Richard P. Bepko, Esq. ’53**

1960 John E. Klimas, MD ’53* Bronislaw S. Orlowski ’53**

FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY 2016 –17 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Nancy A. Altobello ’80 Global Vice Chair, Talent Ernst & Young LLP

William C. Crager ’86 Co-Founder & President Envestnet, Inc.

Ceasar Nicholas Anquillare ’78 Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Winchester Capital Partners LLC

Sheila Kearney Davidson ’83 Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer & General Counsel New York Life Insurance Company

William L. Atwell, P’08 Managing Director Atwell Partners LLC

Christopher C. Desmarais ’93 Managing Director Gabelli Asset Management Inc.

Katherine N. Lapp ’78 Executive Vice President Harvard University

Lynn M. Babington, PhD, RN Interim President Fairfield University

Rev. Terrence P. Devino, S.J. Vice President and University Secretary Boston College

Stephen M. Lessing ’76 Managing Director Barclays

Mark J. Beckwith ’80

Patricia E. Glassford ’85 Vice President and Finance Leader – Cash GE

Bill McIntosh, P’92,’86

Joseph R. Bronson ’70 CEO/Principal The Bronson Group, LLC Strategic Advisor Cowen & Company Kevin P. Cannon ’80 CEO Zweig-DiMenna Associates LLC Carlos M. Cardoso ’81 Principal CMPC Advisors

Kelly Simon Hondru ’01 Director KJ Investment LLC Brian P. Hull ’80, P’13, Vice Chair Head of the Client Advisory Group, WMA Vice Chairman, Americas UBS Paul J. Huston ’82 Chairman Hudson Ferry Capital

Frank J. Carroll, III ’89, Chair Managing Director Oaktree Capital Management, L.P. Rev. Gregory A. Kalscheur, S.J. Dean, Morrissey College of Arts and Rev. George E. Collins, S.J. Sciences President Boston College Cheverus High School Robin Kanarek ’96 Timothy J. Conway ’76 President Chairman and Kanarek Family Foundation Chief Executive Officer NewStar Financial, Inc.

Susan Robinson King, M.A.’73 Dean and John Thomas Kerr Distinguished Professor School of Media and Journalism University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Claire M. Knopf, P’16

Andrew J. McMahon ’89, P’19, ’13 Founder Vitae Analytics, Inc. John C. Meditz ’70 Managing Director, Co-Founder, Senior Portfolio Manager Horizon Kinetics, LLC Elner L. Morrell ’81, P’03 Director, Business Architecture UnitedHealthcare IS, Medicare & Retirement Robert J. Murphy Jr. ’71 Administrative Vice President ABC News Most Rev. George V. Murry, S.J. Bishop Diocese of Youngstown Gavin G. O’Connor ’88 Partner & COO, Investment Management Division Goldman Sachs

Biff J. O’Reilly ’80, P’11 President PBS Capital Rev. Stephen A. Privett, S.J. Chancellor & President Emeritus University of San Francisco Katie Jacobs Robinson ’89 Delaware North Companies Marianne Dolan Weber, P’16 Manager MLC Ventures LLC James D. Wehr ’79 TRUSTEES EMERITI E. Gerald Corrigan ’63 Charles F. Dolan, P’86,’85 Rev. Aloysius P. Kelley, S.J. President Emeritus Roger M. Lynch ’63, P’95 Rev. Jeffrey P. von Arx, S.J. President Emeritus

1951 Winter Carinval Queen

MAGIS SPONSORS

We are proud to support Fairfield University and The Multicultural Scholarship Fund and pleased to join them in the honoring of Douglas W. Hammond ’86 Robert M. McMahon ’87, P’20 Katherine A. Schwab, PhD Susan and Frank ’89 Carroll

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BELLARMINE SPONSORS

5 Congratulations to this year’s honorees.

Your collective dedication to Fairfield truly sets you apart!

Congratulations on these well-deserved awards.

We are fortunate to know you.

Linda and Paul ’82 Huston

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LEADERSHIP SPONSORS

h The Atwell Family Salutes our Award Winners Alumni Professional Achievement Award

Douglas W. Hammond ’86 Alumni Service Award

Robert M. McMahon ’87, P’20 Distinguished Faculty/Administrator Award

Katherine A. Schwab, PhD On their accomplishments and contributions To Fairfield University

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LEADERSHIP SPONSORS

{ Doug ’86 and Patricia Hammond Proudly Support Fairfield University’s commitment to diversity And Salute this year’s other Award Winners Alumni Service Award Robert M. McMahon ’87, P’20 Distinguished Faculty/Administrator Award Katherine A. Schwab, PhD

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LEADERSHIP SPONSORS

h Congratulations to This year’s honorees:

Douglas W. Hammond ’86 Robert M. McMahon ’87, P’20 & Katherine A. Schwab, PhD Best wishes from The Lessing Family

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LEADERSHIP SPONSORS

Congratulations to all of the 2017 Fairfield Awards Dinner Award recipients Tim and Rose Lane ’85, P’16 Mairin Lane ’16

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LEADERSHIP SPONSORS

5 The Malloy Family is proud to support FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY

And congratulates all of this year’s award recipients

Bill ’80, Melissa, Cait, Sarah ’11 Maddy ’17 and Audrey

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LEADERSHIP SPONSORS

Extending Congratulations to the 2017 Honorees Alumni Professional Achievement Award

Douglas W. Hammond ’86 Alumni Service Award

Robert M. McMahon ’87, P’20 Distinguished Faculty/Administrator Award

Katherine A. Schwab, PhD

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Shelagh Mahoney ’87, P’18 and Joseph McNamee P’18 would like to congratulate Robert M. McMahon ’87, P’20 on receiving the well deserved Alumni Service Award and tonight’s other Award recipients Alumni Professional Achievement Award Douglas W. Hammond ’86 Distinguished Faculty/Administrator Award Katherine A. Schwab, PhD

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CONGRATULATIONS, FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY, ON A SUCCESSFUL 75 YEARS OF TRANSFORMING LIVES!

NFP is proud that our own CEO, Doug Hammond, is being honored with the Alumni Professional Achievement Award from this distinguished university.

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Bank of America recognizes Fairfield University for creating the kind of environment where people work together in a community that becomes stronger day by day.

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The Fairfield University Alumni Association congratulates the 2017 Awards Dinner Honorees DOUGLAS W. HAMMOND ’86 Alumni Professional Achievement Award ROBERT M. MCMAHON ’87, P’20 Alumni Service Award DR. KATHERINE A. SCHWAB Distinguished Faculty/Administrator Award Thank you for your commitment and dedication to Fairfield!

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DONOR LISTING & SUPPLEMENT

We wish to thank the following contributors for their generosity in making the 2017 Awards Dinner a success.

MAGIS SP O NSO RS ($100,0 0 0 +)

PARTNER SPONSORS ($15,000+)

Frank ’89 and Susan Carroll

AXA Envestnet, Inc.

BELLARMINE SPONSORS ($50,000+)

Anonymous Joseph A. ’80 and Diana DiMenna David and Phyllis Komansky

Horizon Kinetics, LLC Brian ’80 and Laura Hull, P’13 Andrew and Jennifer McMahon ’89, P’19, ’13 Siena Lending Group

William McIntosh, P’92, ’86 Christopher C. Quick ’79

BENEFACTOR SPONSORS ($10,000+)

Accenture LEADERSHIP SPONSORS ($25,000+)

Atlantic Salt Company, Inc. The Atwell Family

Arch Insurance Group, Inc. Mark ’80 and Patricia Beckwith Berchem, Moses & Devlin, P.C. Chubb

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Chris ’93 and Catherine ’93, MBA ’06 Desmarais

Kevin ’80 and Elaine Cannon

Greenberg Traurig

Ernst & Young

KPMG LLP

Douglas ’86 and Patricia Hammond

Tim and Rose Lane ’85, P’16

Paul ’82 and Linda Huston

Lenox Advisors

Stephen ’76 and Sandra Lessing

Marsh & McLennan Companies, LLC

William A. Malloy ’80, P’17, ’11

MarshBerry

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John ’71 and Kathy O’Neill, P’08 PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Katie ’89 and James Robinson

Kim Davis

Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates

Eileen and Joseph DeMauro

Cynthia Stack ’80 and Bernard Haan

Robert and Terri DiMeo

Stone Point Capital

Denise Doonan ’97

John ’94 and Kristina ’96, MS’04 Sweeney

Farrell’s Limousine Service Gilbane Building Company

SPONSORS ($7,500+)

Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, LLP Sheila Kearney Davidson ’83 Mark ’82 and Kelly DeGennaro

Richard and Jeannine (Carolan) Graf ’87 James and Anne Greener P’14 Judy ’87 and Rich ’86 Johnston P’19, ’18 Matthew ’96 and Emily ’95 Kramer Mairin Lane ’16

John and Patricia Glassford ’85

Bradley and Catherine Marino ’06

Meridian Risk Management

Carol ’81 and Patrick ’80 McCabe

Gavin and Marybeth O’Connor ’88

The Meltzer Group

SF Foundation

Lisa and Andy Neubardt

TIAA

Edward O’Malley

Winget, Spadafora & Schwartzberg LLP

Putney, Twombly, Hall & Hirson, LLP Justin M. Rindos ’05 and Nicole A. Panza

CONTRIBUTORS ($1,000+)

ABM Joseph F. ’72 and Gail Berardino Eric Boester Dorothea E. Brennan MA’81 Maureen’90 and Stephen Bujno R. Bruce Callahan Tori and Jorge ’89, Chiluisa, P’21, ’20, ’17

Christopher Ritchie ’88 James ’88 and Wendy Roche Saint Joseph’s University Brett Schneider Shannon Barry Siwinski and Steven J. Siwinski ’92, P’16 SLAM John T. Tiene ’11 Annemarie Micale Webb ’87 and David Webb

DONORS

Sonya Alexander

Larry and Debbie Hager

Kristian Petric ’11, MBA’14

Marco Ambrosio ’07

Kristine Holland ’88

John G. Phelan, Jr. ’89

William Austin

J. Kelly Hudelson

Ingrid Plener

Bigelow Tea

Thomas Hulseman ’87

Ginnette Quesada-Kunkel

Justin Bomba ’11, MS’12

Susan Robinson King MA ’73

Matthew Raino

David Breen

Claire Knopf, P’16

Mark Reed ’96, MBA ’02

Sharon House Broyles ’87

James Knopf ’16

Matthew Richards

Christine Carolan ’89

Kevin Kuryla ’88

Caridad Rivera

Jonathan ’91 and Lorri Carroll ’91, MA’99

Alex Le Pre ’09

Julio Rivera ’12, MS’12

Janet Chou

Vincent Loretoni ’09

Dina Rubino

Alexanda Maksimow ’12

Cindy and Carl Russo, P’18, ’15

Christine Maksimow ’14

Marc E. Salerno ’94

Mary Frances Malone

Dan Salomon

John Manganiello ’97

Gerald J. Sauvigne ’09

Rob McDonnell ’08

Katherine Schneider ’08

Glenn McIntyre ’88

Jeremiah Schneider ’10

Ryan and Erin Merlone ’09

Paul Schnell

Michael Miller ’87

Martin Shaw

Claretta Mills ’16

Andrew Stefanick ’87

Joseph Miraglia ’09

Catherine Surot ’16

Elner (Scott) Morrell ’81, P’03

John Tiene ’11

David Mullany ’87

Douglas Traynor ’87

Caleb Noel

Dr. Ellen Umansky

Matthew Norton

Gabriella Visconti ’12

Christopher J. O’Connell, Esq. ’87

Patrick Waide ’59

Michael J. O’Rourke ’74

Richard Walsh ’87

James O’Sullivan ’09, MBA ’11

Carey Weber

Peter Otoki ’08

Carmen Rita Wong ’83

Robert J. Patrignelli ’87

Jonathan Zingaro ’11

Brett Ciarlo ’89 Tomassina Cicchini ’91 George Collins, S.J. Joseph Conery ’16 William Crean ’91 Marc ’06 and Kelly D’Angelillio Dalling Construction, Inc. Amrit David Anissa Lian ’90 and Stephen DeMatteo ’89 Matthew Dinnan Encon Heating & Cooling Emmanuel Ephie ’10 Fairfield College Preparatory School Francesca Federico ’10 FOLLETT Michael S. Guarnieri ’84 Craig Haba ’91

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Fairfield Awards Dinner for their outstanding contributions and achievements.

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