Germanna Annual Report 2021-22

What a year! One of triumph, growth, and change. I’m so proud of the amazing work we’ve all done over this past year, and I know that, with your help, we’ll successfully serve even more students and make an even greater impact on our communities.

So, what’s next? I get excited when we plan the future for Germanna. How will we continue to offer next-level and affordable educational opportunities based on our students’ and communities’ needs? How will we continue to be the best decision towards a successful future for anyone at any level? And how will we better provide an inclusive, diverse, and safe space for our next generation of learners?

Germanna continues to be recognized as a top college in Virginia and across the country. Again, we have been recognized as a Military Friendly School, reflecting our great pride in serving and caring for our military-affiliated students and families. And, unlike national and state trends, Germanna’s enrollment continues to rise. What’s the key to our growth? Dedication and service, an endless love for our students, and our outstanding faculty. They are the ones who encourage, support, and teach our students. They are the ones who breathe life into learning.

And we’re also growing in Stafford. I’m thrilled to share that we are expanding in Stafford County in a big way through the purchase of a new 74,000 square foot location on Route 610. These two buildings, named the Kevin L. Dillard Health Sciences Building and the Barbara J. Fried Center, will greatly increase our ability to train the next generation of nurses and expand our offerings in the high-demand cybersecurity career field. This is game-changing. My sincere thanks to our incredible supporters Rhonda and Adam Fried, Kevin Dillard, and Mary Jane Pitts O’Neill, who is creating a second Robert C. O’Neill Wellness Clinic in Stafford, for their transformational gifts to aid in this expansion. You made this possible. Thank you. As you know, our students wear many hats while pursuing their education dreams at Germanna. And, for college to work, it must fit their already busy lives. That’s why we continue to innovate. Over the past year, we’ve announced outstanding partnerships with the University of Mary Washington, the University of Virginia, the University of Maryland, George Mason University, and Old Dominion University. These

new partnerships offer fast-tracked online degrees through the College Everywhere program, which provides students with the opportunity to complete a two-year degree in just one year—completely online. Our new part-time, evening, and weekend nursing program accelerates the degree and licensure process for busy adults, many already working in the field. Programs like these provide our learners with the flexibility they need to balance their hectic schedules and their education. No matter where students are headed in life, Germanna is the next step that’s going to get them there.

One of my favorite things about Germanna is its diversity. ALL are welcome here, and I take great pride in that. We’ve recently witnessed significant growth in our African American and Hispanic student populations, which confirms that the goals set in our Truth and Reconciliation Strategic Plan are being met. I’m also excited to continue offering our free, virtual Germanna Community Conversations speaker series, where local and national experts enlighten our communities on timely topics and discuss important issues facing the country and our communities right here. What I love about these dynamic sessions is that they provide discourse on a wide array of topics and feature experts with varying perspectives. At Germanna, we foster an environment rich and diverse in thought. The next generation is bright, and we want them to recognize Germanna as the right place for them and their diverse experiences, cultures, attitudes, and beliefs.

As I look forward to our next academic year, I know Germanna is headed in a bold, strategic direction. I am incredibly grateful for the undying commitment and support that you have shown, and I hope that you’ll join us as we continue to positively impact the lives of individual students, families, local businesses, and our greater communities. What’s next for Germanna? The sky is the limit… with a little help from our friends.

With love and respect,

“Our increase in enrollment reflects our faculty’s commitment to excellence and student success.”

– Dr. Shashuna Gray, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Workforce Development

SUCCESS

Germanna’s constant growth in times where local and national enrollment is low makes it elite among institutions.

EXCEPTIONAL GROWTH

Under Dr. Gullickson’s leadership, the College has made incredible progress in its enrollment over the past four years. Since 2018, there has been a 16% growth in enrollment. This year alone, we saw over 10,000 students enroll in Germanna classes. We’ve also seen a 19% increase in non-credit enrollment since last year, with nearly 3,000 students enrolling in non-credit courses.

REACHING MORE

Germanna’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is reflected in recent trends for the College’s student of color population. Since 2018, African American student enrollment has grown by 25%, and Hispanic student enrollment increased by 10%. These numbers reflect Germanna’s dedication to upholding the Truth and Reconciliation Strategic Plan, established in 2020 to better serve and attract students of color.

Germanna graduates Shamari Paige, Virginia State University student, and Leah Madison, Virginia Commonwealth University student

Dr. Keyanna Hawkins, Kendon Sheppard, Germanna graduate, and Dr. Shashuna Gray

“I knew that Mary Jane and Kevin were informed philanthropists, passionate about making significant, lasting impacts on our community. I felt confident that Germanna’s long-term vision was a great fit for each of them.”

– Teri McNally, Executive

Director,

The Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region

Barbara J. Fried Center

Kevin L. Dillard Health Sciences Building

Robert C. O’Neill Wellness Clinic

GROWTH

We are expanding healthcare programming in Locust Grove and introducing the Kevin L. Dillard Health Sciences Building and the new Barbara J. Fried Center in Stafford.

Rendering of the new health sciences building

LOCUST GROVE EXPANSION

The Dr. Frank and Nancy Turnage Health Sciences Building is part of an effort to designate Locust Grove as the primary nursing and health campus for the College. It will contain the Robert C. O’Neill Clinic, named after the late husband of former Germanna Educational Foundation board member Mary Jane Pitts O’Neill. O’Neill gifted Germanna $1.5 million to help establish the medical campus in Locust Grove and support the expansion in Stafford.

Rendering of the Robert C. O’Neill Wellness Clinic

STAFFORD EXPANSION

Germanna is expanding its healthcare programs to Stafford

County thanks to generous contributions from Kevin Dillard, Mary Jane Pitts O’Neill, and Rhonda and Adam Fried. Dillard, President and CEO of LifeCare Medical Transports and a graduate of Germanna, contributed $1 million to the College’s Stafford expansion. O’Neill donated $500,000 towards the expansion, helping fulfill the College’s goal of doubling its nursing capacity. Adam Fried, CEO of Atlantic Builders, and his wife Rhonda donated $1 million to support the Stafford center.

“With 13 events and more than 2,600 participants, our free Community Conversations speaker series is successfully educating Germanna’s communities and students.”

– Dr. Scott Ackerman, Coordinator for Teaching and Learning, Assistant Professor of History

LEARNING

NEW PATHWAYS FOR NURSES

Congratulations to Dr. April Morgan, who recently assumed the role as Associate Dean of the Nursing program. We are thrilled for her to successfully lead the nursing program and continue to positively impact the Germanna community. Germanna launched its new part-time, evening, and weekend nursing program in the summer of 2022, which fast-tracks earning an associate degree in applied science and gaining licensure as a registered nurse in just two years.

CYBERSECURITY

Vernon Green Jr., cybersecurity instructor and president of local business GCubed Enterprises, Inc., brings I.T. and business expertise to the classroom with his extensive background in cybersecurity and business management. Green’s successful business provides I.T. and cybersecurity services for businesses and organizations. Germanna’s new partnership with GCubed serves as a combination of higher education and on-thejob training for students. The result? A better prepared workforce.

We continue to educate our communities and foster an exceptional learning environment in the classroom for our students.

Dr. April Morgan, Associate Dean of Nursing

Vernon Green Jr., Adjunct Faculty, Professional and Technical Studies

— Charles “Steven” Harris, Early College graduate

“Germanna’s Early College Program helped me earn my associate degree a month before getting my high school diploma.”

STUDENTS

GERMANNA CARES

Our Germanna Cares program keeps students on the path to self-sufficiency by supporting their critical needs, including food and hygiene, transportation, emergency and safety needs, and technology and books.

Sierra Pierce, recent Germanna graduate, said that she wouldn’t have been able to finish her degree if it weren’t for the emergency aid that Germanna Cares provided when the pandemic left her jobless.

This year, Germanna Cares successfully supported over 400 students and families.

LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS

The Germanna Educational Foundation is steadfast in providing our students scholarship opportunities to lighten the financial burden of college. This year, over $150,000 in local endowed and non-endowed scholarships was awarded to more than 200 students. Reid Furner-Moore, a recent Germanna College Everywhere graduate and current VCU student, was awarded funding to aid in her College Everywhere program completion.

Your support keeps our students on a path to success and allows us to continue fulfilling our mission of providing quality educational opportunities.

Sierra Pierce, Germanna graduate

Reid Furner-Moore, Germanna graduate, Virginia Commonwealth University student

“We’re proud of our partnership with the University of Mary Washington that makes it easier for Germanna’s College Everywhere graduates to get where they want to go in life more quickly and affordably.”

– Dr. Janet Gullickson, President, Germanna Community College

Dr. Janet Gullickson with University of Mary Washington President Dr. Troy Paino

PARTNERS

COLLEGE EVERYWHERE

We continue to innovate by offering new, fast-tracked partnerships with four-year universities. Through the College Everywhere program, students can complete an online, two-year transferable degree in just one year. This year, we partnered with the University of Mary Washington to offer an online path to completing a bachelor’s degree in business in just 2.5 years.

TRAINING SKILLED EMPLOYEES

Germanna partners with agencies like the Virginia Department of Transportation to offer apprenticeships and programs, producing skilled and trained employees that fill high-value local jobs. These programs, like asphalt technology and highway maintenance, give learners the required on-the-job training and hands-on experience they need to succeed in the critical infrastructure industry.

We pride ourselves on our innovative partnerships with K-12 schools, four-year institutions, and local businesses that benefit our students and support our local communities.

Cheryll Mosley, College Everywhere graduate, University of Mary Washington student

Barbara McGowan, Germanna graduate, Heavy Equipment Operator program

“It’s rewarding to work at a college that is so active and invested in my community.”

— Jaleesa Hayes, Student Activities Assistant, Land of Promise church choir member

Land of Promise church praise team (from left to right) LaSean Parker, Jaleesa Hayes, Walter Baker Jr., Aislyn Wade, and Quiana Woolfolk

COMMUNITY

ACT OF FAITH

To spark the conversation on how to better serve our community, we invited local faith leaders to attend Faith + Community. The event, held on October 21, 2021, gave us the opportunity to build stronger relationships and start an open dialogue about working closely together to support our communities. Dr. Gullickson cohosted the event with Bishop Michael Jackson Sr. of the Emmanuel Christian Center.

THE FUTURE OF BUSINESS

Germanna met with local business leaders to identify new partnerships with area businesses and hear their feedback and recommendations on how to better prepare our students for the workforce. The Business Leaders event, held on April 12, 2022, was a great way for Germanna to strengthen our partnerships with area businesses while benefiting from the thoughtful discussion and expertise of local leaders.

Germanna collaborated with local faith-based leaders and area businesses to forge greater partnerships throughout our communities.

Angie Lewis, Reverend of Angie Lewis Ministries, Inc.

Xavier Richardson, Senior Vice President and Chief Corporate Development Officer of Mary Washington Healthcare and Dr. Janet Gullickson

“Smart Start made college possible for students who may not have had access to these resources on their own.”

— Dr. Keyanna Hawkins, Coordinator of Equity Advancement

UPLIFTING

Our Smart Start summer program provided students with additional learning and onboarding support to prepare them for success at Germanna.

EARLY STARTERS

Germanna counselors and career advisors worked closely with local school divisions to assist over 230 high school juniors and seniors in creating a plan for degree completion. The plan included a combination of advanced level high school coursework and inschool and independent dual enrollment with Germanna. This kickstart program accelerated their progress and allowed them to save money while developing a plan to reach their goals.

OVERCOMING BARRIERS

Equity Advancement and Accessibility Resources staff supported first-generation students and students with barriers by providing classes, laptop computers, and dynamic classroom and extracurricular experiences over the summer term. Over 50 students participated in this funfilled enrichment program, which provided a high level of support, solid introduction to all things Germanna, and a strong foundation for future success at the College.

Tianna Washington, Smart Start participant

Deonte Brissette, Smart Start participant

“Your support makes a real difference; not only in the quality of education that we offer our students, but in your own community.”

– Dr. Patti Lisk, Dean, Nursing and Health Technologies

GIVING

Our events this year were an astounding success. Because of you, the College raised nearly $2.5 million to support our students.

HONORING OUR HEROES

To honor our local healthcare heroes and educate the next generation of healthcare professionals, we held the Germanna Heroes Gala. The gala, held virtually on April 30, 2022, raised $1.7 million toward our goal of doubling our nursing capacity and filling a critical community need with thanks to generous contributions from Kevin L. Dillard, Mary Jane Pitts O’Neill, and Rhonda and Adam Fried.

GREAT GIVING EVENTS

Two of Germanna’s giving events, Give Day and the annual golf tournament, were a success. Germanna’s second annual Give Day, held on October 5, 2021, raised $400,000 to support our Early College, Germanna Guarantee, and Germanna Cares programs. Our annual golf tournament, held on May 16, 2022, was also a hit, bringing in $30,000 to support our students.

KEVIN DILLARD

PRESIDENT AND CEO, LIFECARE MEDICAL TRANSPORTS

After working in medical services for years, Dillard noticed a need for quality medical transport. He and his business partner Dan Wildman set out to fill this void in the market, and in 1994, founded LifeCare Medical Transports. Since its founding, LifeCare Medical Transports has grown to become one of Virginia’s largest and most respected medical transportation providers. Today, the company serves more than 70,000 patients each year, providing services to hospitals and medical facilities throughout the state. Dillard is now the CEO of the Stafford County-based company.

“I deeply care for Fredericksburg and its surrounding communities, and when I saw the nursing shortage facing the region, I knew that I had to take action.”

– Kevin Dillard

At 16, Kevin Dillard realized that he was destined for a career in the emergency medical service industry. With a passion for helping others, he began his journey as a junior member of the Fredericksburg Rescue Squad. Dillard graduated from Germanna Community College and went on to pursue his master’s degree in business administration from Averett College. With a passion in EMS, he began his lifelong dedication to the medical services. Not only has he been a trailblazer in the Fredericksburg community for over three decades, he has continuously contributed to and supported Germanna.

Dillard contributed $1 million towards Germanna’s nursing and allied health technologies expansion to help meet the College’s goal of doubling its nursing capacity. One of the new health sciences facilities will be named in his honor to recognize his incredible community work and contribution to the college.

A Germanna alum, Kevin Dillard continues to make Germanna proud.

SPOTLIGHT

COUNTESS HARRIS OWNER AND DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS, CLEANING FOR COLLEGE, LLC

properties, but as her business began to take off, she started acquiring commercial properties. In 2019, she left her two other jobs to pursue her business full-time.

For five years, Cleaning for College, LLC, has been delivering janitorial services to the greater Fredericksburg area. And though the business was already successful in providing a high-quality cleaning service to Fredericksburg, especially in the height of the pandemic, Harris had a bigger vision for her business.

“Pennies pulled together can make a difference. I truly believe that every little bit helps.”

– Countess Harris

What started as an idea to generate extra income to put her son through college turned into a successful business giving back to the community.

Countess Harris, a Fredericksburg-area resident for over 20 years, found herself at a crossroads when her son expressed interest in attending college well into his senior year of high school. With such short notice, she needed a way to gather the funds necessary for tuition costs—and she needed it fast. In 2017, Harris started a cleaning business to earn extra income outside of her two other jobs. She started by cleaning residential

“The end goal was always to establish our own scholarship,” she said. And in May of 2022, Harris achieved her goal. She gifted the Germanna Educational Foundation $16,000 to establish the Cleaning for College, LLC, Educational Scholarship Fund. The scholarship is to be awarded to financially disadvantaged students who have overcome adversity and have the drive and determination to succeed in college.

“The fact that we were able to establish the scholarship at Germanna within a year of setting the goal is something that I’m proud of,” said Harris. A full circle moment for both her and her son, Harris is thrilled that she was not only able to successfully fund her son’s education, but that she can now help do the same for other area students. The first recipient of this scholarship was awarded this fall.

IMPACT

On behalf of the Germanna Educational Foundation board, thank you for your continued generous support and dedication to our community and its future leaders. Germanna graduates stay in the region and your investment in the College and our students is a testament to your belief in our community’s future. In addition to the opportunities afforded through grants and scholarships, there are numerous programs that are available to help students and families in need because of your unwavering commitment.

With your support, Germanna will continue to play an integral role in helping shape our community’s future and the opportunities that come with it. The foundation of our future success rests on our shoulders, and we thank each and every one of you for your current and future support. Thank you for being a part of Germanna’s family and a special thank you to all Germanna’s amazing faculty and staff for being teachers and mentors to those who need it most.

~ Todd Gillingham, President, Germanna Educational Foundation Board

After serving on the Germanna Educational Foundation board for many years and now as the President of the Germanna Real Estate Foundation, I have witnessed first-hand the great opportunities Germanna has provided to our students.

Thanks to the key role that the Real Estate Foundation has played, I am happy that Germanna is embarking on the most impactful expansion in our college history. The Real Estate Foundation purchased two buildings in North Stafford County which will be known as the Kevin L. Dillard Health Sciences Building and the Barbara J. Fried Center. Community partners, such as Mary Washington Hospital Foundation, the Stafford Hospital Foundation, the Stafford Economic Development Authority, Stafford County, and our generous donors, are making this dream come true for Germanna students.

~ Jack Rowley, President, Germanna Real Estate Foundation Board

On behalf of the Germanna Educational Foundation, I want to thank you for your unwavering support and commitment to our future citizens and leaders. The Foundation is incredibly fortunate to be in such a generous community that believes in its students and wants them to succeed.

I am excited about Germanna’s next expansion, as two new buildings will be introduced in North Stafford County, owned by the Foundation, for use by the College. Totaling 74,000 square feet, the buildings will have two primary and a few other ancillary purposes.

With the vast nursing shortage facing the region, one building will be dedicated to Germanna’s Nursing and Allied Health Science programs, helping the College double its number of graduates. This is truly an incredible opportunity for the College to positively impact

our communities. The building will be known as the Kevin L. Dillard Health Sciences Building, honoring his commitment to healthcare in our community and to the mission of Germanna. It will also house one of two Robert C. O’Neill Wellness Clinics for community residents to use, thanks to a gift from Mary Jane Pitts O’Neill honoring her husband.

The second building, the Barbara J. Fried Center, will be primarily dedicated to a major Germanna expansion of its Cybersecurity and I.T. program. This new location of the Fried Center is optimal with its proximity to Quantico, the FBI Academy, and government contractors needing interns, apprentices, and a robust workforce. These opportunities are possible through the generosity of Rhonda and Adam Fried, longtime supporters of Germanna, and honors Adam’s trailblazing mother.

Thanks to Kevin and Mary Jane, as well as Teri McNally with The Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region, for contributing to this venture and making this expansion possible. Additional thanks go to the Stafford Economic Development Authority for years of financial help in bringing a huge Germanna presence to Stafford County and to Mary Washington Healthcare for their enormous support.

Last, I want to thank you. With your support, Germanna can continue its extraordinary growth. Thank you for being a part of the Germanna family. I look forward to seeing where Germanna is headed next on our community journey and know that you do as well.

~ Bruce L. Davis, Special Assistant to the President for Institutional Advancement

THANK YOU

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

City of Fredericksburg and Counties of Caroline, Culpeper, King George, Madison, Orange, Spotsylvania, and Stafford

BUSINESS PARTNERS

Nancy and Dr. Frank Turnage

Ann and William Tidball

Darla and Ollie Burton

Harold “Dick” Scheibe, in memoriam Dr. Jane and Larry Ingalls

FRANK AND NANCY TURNAGE LEGACY SOCIETY

Individuals and families who have included Germanna in their estate plans

Dr. Janet Gullickson and Bobby Farmer

Dr. Linda and Joseph Daniel Marty Moon and John “Butch” Davies Mary Jane Pitts O’Neill

Robert MacDonald

1970 SOCIETY

Atlantic Builders

Betty Baldwin

Continental

Culpeper Wood Preservers

Dominion Virginia Power Follett Higher Education Group

Fredericksburg Savings

Charitable Foundation

Jefferson Home Builders

Sandra and Bruce Davis Sue Jernigan

Susan and William Thomas

55 Mini Storage at Marshall Aerojet Rocketdyne Foundation

Amber Mathur

Andrew P. Grossnickle

Angel Piontek

Angela’s Properties, LLC

Anne and Ron Holmes

Ann and William Tidball

Dr. Ann Woolford and Gregory HallUPS Stores

Atlantic Builders, Ltd.

Atlantic Union Bank

Bailey’s Properties LLC

Barbara and Fred Rankin

Barron’s Enterprises, Inc.

Ben Y. Hicks

Benjamin Sherman

Betty and Michael Long Beverly and Donald Newlin

Bill Chipman

Body-Borneman Insurance

Dr. Brenda Tanner and Russell James Brian Whetzel

Members have contributed a total of more than $100,000 in support of Germanna

Kevin Dillard

Kitty and Ben Wafle

Koppers Performance Chemicals

Dr. Linda and Joseph Daniel Mary Jane Pitts O’Neill

Mary Washington Healthcare Mary Washington Hospital Foundation

Novant Health UVA Health System, Culpeper Medical Center

Rhonda and Adam Fried

Sandra and Bruce Davis

Sandra P. Kelly

Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center

Sunshine Lady Foundation

Virginia Foundation for Community College Education

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

Members contribute a gift of $1,000 or more annually

Brooke and Nathan Miller

Brooke Miller Real Estate Canfor Southern Pine, Inc.

Carol Ann and Aric Wagner

Carol M. Couch

Cathy and Edward Dalrymple Cavalier Investments

CFC Farm & Home Center

Charles King, Jr.

Cherry Street Building Supply Corp. Chrissy and Dr. Michael McDermott

Christine and Brad Repp

Chrysler of Culpeper Cintas Corporation

Claude Howard Lumber Company, Inc.

Clayton Smith

Cleaning for College, Countess Harris

Commonwealth Storage of Fredericksburg Community Foundation for a Greater Richmond Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County

Connie and Joseph Kincheloe

Cosmopolitan Investment- General Cosmopolitan Investments, LLC

Culpeper Chamber of Commerce

Culpeper Hospital Auxiliary

Culpeper Land Investments, L.L.C.

Culpeper Wood of Columbia, Inc.

Culpeper Wood Preservers

Culpeper Wood Preservers of Fredericksburg

Darius Vesuna

Davenport & Company LLC

David Monahan

Deanna and Kelly Rudnick

Debbie and Gerald Pederson

Deborah Collins

Derek Thomas

Donna and William Elliott

Doris S. Batiste

EAB

Eileen and Herman Dohmann

Eleanor and Marque Ledoux Emily S. Daniel

Environmental Systems Service, Ltd.

Flippo Lumber Corporation

Florence B. Fowlkes

Follett Higher Education Group

Fred Xchange

Fredericksburg Branch NAACP (#7069)

Fredericksburg Rotary Club

Friends of the Central Rappahannock Regional Library

GCubed Enterprises

Green Chip, Inc.

Gregory Gullickson

Hantzmon Wiebel LLP

Heidi and Dr. John Davis

Herrington’s

Interfor U.S. Inc.

Jackie and Ted Hontz

Dr. Janet Gullickson and Bobby Farmer

J.E. Jones Lumber Co.

Jeannine and Keith Wampler

JEDD LLC

Jefferson Homebuilders

Joshua Swanson

Joyce Brent

Julie and Ed Decker

K & M Equipment Rentals

Kathy M. Lippart

Ken Butler

Kevin A. Fastabend

Kirstin and George Snead

Kitty and Ben Wafle

Kiwanis Foundation of Fredericksburg

Dr. Linda and Joseph Daniel Linda Worrell

Lynn and Jeff Lineberger

Madera Sales & Marketing, LLC

Margaret Gossweiler

Marty Moon and John Davies

Mary Allen

Mary Jane Pitts O’Neill

Mary Jane and Ron Branscome

Mary Washington Healthcare

Merril Stock

Metropolitan Investments, LLC

Michael Baudhuin

Michael Ly

Micron Technology Foundation, Inc.

Mid South Building Supply, Inc.

Mosby Meadows Apartments

Nancy Turnage

Nathan’s Self Storage

New Baltimore Warehouse L.L.C.

Nick Zaccagnino

Novant Health UVA Health System

Culpeper Medical Center

Opal Mini Storage

Opal Storage

P W Stilwell P&H Inc.

Pamela Ames

Ambassador Pamela Bridgewater Pat and Jack Rowley

Patricia and W. E. Bankhead

Paul Janney

Peggy and Peter Rice

Peter Webb

Pocosin Forest ProductsJohn Evans & Scott Beach

Pruitt Lumber Co. Inc.

Quarles Petroleum, Inc.

Randy McNulty Foundation

Rappahannock Electric Cooperative

Rappahannock Rapidan Community Services

Rappahannock-Fredericksburg

Rotary Club

Rex Lumber

Rhonda and Adam Fried Riverside Forest Products

Ron Morrow

Ruthan O. Scott

S.L. Williamson Co., Inc. SAJ Baseball, LLC

Sally and Daniel Caldwell

Samuel James Construction, Inc. Sandra and Bruce Davis Sandra P. Kelly Sarah and Ben Keddie Sharon and Kent Farmer Shelly Clarkson Stacy and Seth Silber Stafford County Economic Development

Stafford Printing

Sullivan, Donahoe & Ingalls

Susan and William Thomas

Susie and Chris Dods

T.A. Houston Associates, Ltd. Taft Construction, Inc.

Taylor-Made Reman, LLC

The Hamm Family Trust

The Holden Group Realtors, Inc. Tina and Robert Dickinson TIVC - TI Verbatim Consulting U Stor It - Lugoff

University of Mary Washington Foundation

Vashtye Ferguson

Virginia C. Powell Virginia Foundation for Community College Education

Wendell E. Pritchett

Wendy McKinnon

West Virginia Split Rail, Inc (WVSR) William Berry Wortman Mechanical, LLC Yates Properties - Gerald Yates

Legacy members have contributed $15,000 or more cumulatively prior to 2018

Brian Whetzel

Cathy and Ed Dalrymple

Connie and Joe Kincheloe

Dana and Edd Houck

Donna and Donn Hart

Doris Buffet

Felix Fraraccio

Geico — Amanda Talbert

Jackie and Ted Hontz

Jacqueline Rorrer

Jane and Charles Barrell

Josiah Rowe

Linda and Dr. David Sam Dr. Linda and Joseph Daniel Mary Jane Pitts O’Neill

Nancy and Dr. Frank Turnage

Nancy and Steve Jones

Pamela Glascock Pat and Jack Rowley

Rappaport Companies –Mr. Gary D. Rappaport

Rhonda and Adam Fried

Ron Holmes

Rose Bente Lee Ostapenko

Rosemary and John Jenkins

Sandra and Bruce Davis

Susie and Chris Dods

SWIFT — Charles “Jr.” Perryman and Mike Dodson Whitney Riley

“My experience at Germanna was incredible. And your support made it possible.”

— Christian Benton, Early College student

Aaron Whitacre

Alan Glazman

Alex Cannon

Alexis and Simon Gray

Alice Doeppe

Allen Cannedy

Allison Love

Altarius Boyd

Amy Henecke

Amy Martin

Amy Wolfe

Anderson Alleyne, Jr. Andre Proctor

Angela Freeman

Angela Rapids

Dr. Angela Sheaffer

Ann Lyons

Anne Hall

Ann-Marie Turnage

Dr. April Angela Morgan

Ashley Sisson

Asjah Gray

Barbara Small Berkshire Hathaway

Betsy Hamlin

Bill Chipman

Bobby Anderson

Brenda Dixon

Brenda Harkness

Brenda LeVere

Brittney Kinsey

Dr. Bryant Payden

Cara Ballard

Carol Campbell Carolyn Anderson

Catherine Wack

Chad Hallett

Charlene Slaughter-Nibblins

Charles Preston

Charlotte and Jeff Rouse

Cheryl Benoit

Cheryl Huff

Chris Bizjak

Chris Brown

Chris Hobbs

Christine Chester Christy Davis

Cindy Green

Clayton Calvert

Clayton Smith

Cleopatra Coleman

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

Cory MacLauchlin

Craig Branch

Dr. Craig Willits

Curry Roberts

Cynthia Sanchez

Dale Pcsolyar

Dameon Powell

Dana Schrad

Daniel Buhrman

Daniel Hines

Daniel Sadtler

Danielle Maurer

Darla and Ollie Burton Darnelle Nelson

David Tod

David Covington

David Lawson

David McLaughlin

Dawn Smith

Deanna Benoit

Deb Ellis

Deborah OKelley

Debra Marinari

Debra VanNortwick

Dena Dempster

Deneal Kennedy

Denise Talley

Deron Cain

Diana Merkel

Donna Corbin Donna Cywinski

Donna Josiatis

Donna Waugh-Robinson

Dori Eglevsky

Doris Kendall

Doug Davis

Earl Cotton Dana and Edd Houck

Eddy Longshore

Edward Elam

Edward Moon

Edwin Watson Elijah Lawrence

Elizabeth Burnett

Elizabeth Humphries Elliott Dejarnette Emily Sperlazza

Eric Feigenheiner

Dr. Eric Vanover Erin Zaluzney Evelyn Walker

Fitzgerald Barnes

Forrest Smith

Frankie Gilmore

Garland Fenwick

Garrett Green

Gary Clark

Gary Thornhill

Gaye Adegbalola

Gerald Miller

Gerald Yates Grant Davis

Griselda Lopez

Guy DeWeever

Gwendolyn Braswell

Hal Seay

Harry Dickinson Harvey Goldstein

Heather Fonda Henry Davis

Hilaire Thompson James Dudley James Duval James McCumber James Newman James Powers James Reiner

Dr. Jane and Larry Ingalls Jane Kusiak Jane Yaun

Janel Donohue Jan and Al Erkert Dr. Jeanne Wesley and Al Durante

Jeffrey Hall Jennifer and David Humphrey Jennifer Dodge

Jerry Pugh

Jessica Blaemire

Jessica Thompson

Jillian Noel Jim Powell

Joan Lind Joe Greene

John Castellarin

Dr. John Coker Dr. John Stroffolino John Wyatt, IV Jordan Hewett

Joy Ferguson

Joyce Warnacut

Judith Calvert Judith Wolfe

Julie Caplan

Karen Mittura

Kathleen Halligan

Kathryn Denner

Kathryn Rexrode

Kathy Anderson

Kathy Doescher

Kellie Hall

Kelly Crowder

Kelly Olson

Kellyn Sink

Dr. Kevin Handley Dr. Keyanna Hawkins

Kim Wheeler

Kimberly Millar

Kristine and Jeff Clark

Larry Lang

Laura Conklin

Laura Curran

Laura Gares

Laura Grose

Lauren Venne

Laurie Bourne

Laurie Daigle

Lawana Burnett

Leigh Hancock

Leslie Gredler

Linda Amos

Linda and Dr. David Sam Linda Reynolds

Linda Stott

Linda Thornton

Lisa Dunnivan

Lisa Ferreira and Michael Zitz

Loretta McMahan

Lysa Edward

Madelyn Churchill

Manya Rayner

Dr. Marceline Catlett

Marcie Corbin

Marco Callender

Margaret Kertess

Marianne Simpson

Marie Knoxville

Marilyn Dunphy

Mark Haines

Mark Timbrook

Martha O’Keefe

Martha Turner

Mary Colebrook

Matthew Rathbun

Dr. Melody Crenshaw

Michael Bosworth

Michael Hendrick

Michael Mecionis

Michael Read Michele Jacobs

Miguel Lechuga Misty Mesimer Monica McLean

Nancy and Steve Jones Nancy Humphrey Nancy Smith Nash Hunsberger

Neil Mairs

Nick Aylor Nicole Stewart Noreen Packman

Olivia Biggs Page Durham Pam Harris

Pamela Frederick

Pamela O’Neal

Patricia and William Lynch

Patricia Rivera-Aquino

Patrick Edrington

Patrick Murphy

Dr. Patti Lisk

Patti Manchester

Patti Yuliano

Dia and Peter Lind Quanda Elliott

R. Blades

Ralph Bush Randi Richards-Lutz

Raymond King Poole Living Trust

Reggie High

Regina Kenner

Richard Hall

Richard Harrington

Robert Bernard Rosie Henderson

Ross Johnson

Rudy Valentine Dr. Russell Carter Ruth Johnson

Samantha Romano

Samantha Shakey

Samantha Willits

Samuel Foltz Sandra Brown Sandra Lovell

Sandra Staymates

Sandra Wimberley

Sandy Benoit

Sarah Berry

Dr. Sarah Somerville Savanna Herr

Schrenk Family Scott Jenkins Sean Barden

Sean Harris

Dr. Seth Opoku-Yeboah Dr. Shashuna Gray Dr. Shawn Shields-Lyons

Sheri Lynn Prupis

Sherry Mosiniak

Shirley Eye and Ken Lapin

Sidney Robinson

Stacy Stovall

Stephanie Marsich

Sue Jernigan

Sue Skinner Dr. Sunithi Gnanadoss

Susan Skinner Suzanne and William Smith Suzi Bowden T. Powell O’Bannon Tamara Remhof Tamara Muldrow

Taylor Hazard Taylor Landrie Teresa Conour Teri McNally The Ayers Family Thomas E. Lee, III Thomas Peterson Dr. Tiffany Ray Tracey Williams

Travis Warby Dr. VaCora Oliver-Rainey Valerie Miller

Veronica Curry

Wen Maier

Wenonah Petersen Whitney Riley

William Galloway

William Johnston Dr. Yanyan Yong Dr. Yawo Ekpoh

A.P. Hill Building, LLC

AAA Mini Storage

ABA Moriah Corporation AD Moyer Lumber

Advance Properties, LLC

Brandy Road Properties, LLC

Charles Ingram Lumber Co. Churchill Mortgage Company

Clore Building, LLC

Coldwell Banker Elite Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County

Culpeper Business Ventures, LLC

Culpeper of Federalsburg, LLC Culpeper of Roanoke Rapids, LLC

Culpeper Wood and Jefferson Home Builders Supporters

Culpeper Wood Preservers of Branchville

Culpeper Wood Preservers of Cove City Culpeper Wood Preservers of Orangeburg

Culpeper Wood Preservers of Ramseur

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

Delmar Rental Property, LLC

Discover Next Steps –Barbara Gustavson Dominion Residential Investments, LLC Gearing Landscaping GenCorpAerojet Rocketdyne Foundation

Hinchey and Baines, PLC

Integrated Insurance Solutions

Ivy Ridge Storage

Jam Pac Storage, LLC

Kemper Corp Realtors, Inc.

King Street Investments, LLC KU Resources, Inc.

Lesco, LLC

Lilly’s Properties

Lumber Trade, Inc. Mary Ball Woman’s Club

Main Street Commercial, LLC Mary Washington ElderStudy McDonald Street Apartments McLeod Capital LLC

Morrison Brothers Building Center LLC

Mountain Run Investments, LLC

North River Wood Products, Inc.

Northern Piedmont Community Foundation

Nu Psi Chapter

Piedmont Communications Pledgeling Foundation

Plow & Hearth

Precision Machine Works, Inc. Pro Columbia, LLC

Rappahannock United Way Remington Garage, LLC

Rice Tire

Rising Sun Investments, LLC

Scanlon, LLC

Spencer Home Center

Spotsylvania Courthouse Lions Club

Spotsylvania Lions Club Charities, Inc. Stable Rental Properties

T.P. Developed Parcel, LLC

The Law Office of Robert C. Hudson PLLC

The Women’s Club of Fredericksburg, Inc. Wine Street Property, LLC

LEADERSHIP

2021-22

Virginia Community College System

Dr. Sharon Morrissey, Interim Chancellor

Virginia State Board for Community Colleges

Mr. Douglas M. Garcia, Chair

Ms. Peggy Layne, Vice Chair

Ms. Dana Beckton

Mr. David E. Broder

Dr. Brenda Calderon

Mr. Edward C. Dalrymple, Jr.

Dr. Deborah DiCroce

Mr. Darius A. Johnson

Mr. Maurice Jones

Ms. Ashby Kilgore

Mr. Bruce Meyer

Mr. RJ Narang

Mr. Richard S. Reynolds, III

Ms. Terri Thompson

Mr. Michael Eric Wooten

Germanna Leadership

Dr. Janet Gullickson, President

Mr. Bruce L. Davis, Special Assistant to the President for Institutional Advancement

Dr. John M. Davis, Vice President of Administrative Services

Dr. Tiffany M. Ray, Vice President of Student Services and Equity Advancement

Dr. Shashuna Gray, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Workforce Development

Local College Board

Mr. Simon Gray, Chair, Orange County

Ms. Sarah Berry, Vice Chair, Madison County

Mr. L. Wayne Bushrod, King George County

Mr. Lydell Fortune, Caroline County

Ms. Frankie Gilmore, Culpeper County

Ms. Christine Repp, Fredericksburg City

Mr. Jack Rowley, Stafford County

Ms. Wanda Stroh, Spotsylvania County

Foundation Board

Mr. Todd Gillingham, President

Ms. Angel Piontek, Vice President

Mr. Wendell Anderson, Treasurer

Dr. Janet Gullickson, Secretary

Dr. Fafa Baker

Ms. Darla Burton

Mr. Edward Dalrymple, Jr

Mr. Joseph Daniel

Ms. Eileen Dohmann

Mr. Kenny Dotson

Ms. Rhonda Fried

Ms. Pamela Glascock

Mr. Joel Griffin

Mr. Marque Ledoux

Ms. Teri McNally

Ms. Brooke Miller

Ms. Manya Rayner

Mr. Peter Rice

Mr. Clarence Robinson

Mr. Jack Rowley

Ms. Donna Staton

Ms. Wenonah Petersen

Mr. Edwin Watson

Ms. Donna Waugh-Robinson

Mr. Brian Whetzel

Foundation Real Estate Board

Mr. Jack Rowley, President

Mr. Charles Payne, Vice President

Mr. Richard Collawn, Treasurer

Dr. Janet Gullickson, Secretary

Mr. Edward Dalrymple, Jr.

Mr. Todd Gillingham

Mr. Paul Janney

Mr. Ben Keddie

Mr. William Thomas