Annual Report 2017-2018

UNIVERSITY OF THE INCARNATE WORD

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ANNUAL REPORT & HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

2017 - 2018

D E A R I N C A R N A T E W O R D F A M I LY Since beginning my tenure as the University of the Incarnate Word’s 10th president, I’ve come to cherish so much about our dynamic community. Chief among them is that whether at our campuses in San Antonio or abroad, whether a current student or alumnus, or whether a parent or friend, we are all united in Mission. Together, we form an exceptional community of faith and learning. We may be many parts, but we are One Word.

year, as in our earliest years, we remain guided by the legacy of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, unwavering in our commitment to our Mission and devoted to instilling our core values of education, truth, faith, service and innovation in every student across every campus who entrusts us to guide them on their higher education journey. That trust is precious, and it is at the heart of each endeavor we undertake.

In this annual report, you’ll read more about what has made UIW so exceptional throughout the year – including the opening of the School of Osteopathic Medicine, the graduation of more than 2,600 students across degree levels, the development of new strategic priorities designed to strengthen UIW as a leader in transformational education, and the start of postseason eligibility as a Division I athletic program, just to name a few points of Cardinal pride.

Such ventures are made possible because of your commitment and support. Each gift given to us is of immeasurable worth. In supporting scholarships, improving resources or providing highvalue student experiences, you make a lasting impact on the lives of our students and the lives of everyone they will serve after graduation. They are the Word in the world. Thank you for your partnership in helping our students achieve their dreams and prepare for a successful life of greater purpose.

While it has been a remarkable year at UIW full of new changes and important advancements, some things remain constant. This

Praised be the Incarnate Word!

Thomas M. Evans, PhD President

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AT A GLANCE

OUR ROOTS STRETCH BACK MORE THAN 130 YEARS WHEN THE SISTERS OF CHARITY OF THE INCARNATE WORD RESPONDED TO A CALL TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY. IN 1881, THE CONGREGATION WAS GIVEN THE POWER TO CONFER BACCALAUREATE DEGREES BY THE STATE CHARTER.

TODAY, UIW IS THE LARGEST CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY IN TEXAS, HAS TWO CAMPUSES IN MEXICO AND EUROPEAN STUDY CENTERS IN HEIDELBERG, GERMANY AND STRASBOURG, FRANCE.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ENJOY A SMALL STUDENT-TOFACULTY RATIO HELPING ENSURE A CLOSER CONNECTION TO PROFESSORS IN THEIR PREFERRED FIELD OF STUDY.

UIW IS A MEMBER OF NCAA DIVISION I AND THE SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE. STUDENT ATHLETES PLAY ON 23 TEAMS, INCLUDING FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, VOLLEYBALL, SWIMMING AND DIVING AND MORE.

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D1

90+ 100

UIW OFFERS MORE THAN 90 UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS, MINORS AND CONCENTRATIONS, AND MORE THAN 20 GRADUATE AND DOCTORAL PROGRAMS ACROSS FIELDS OF STUDY.

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING FAITH AND SERVICE G R O U P S , F R AT E R N I T I E S AND SORORITIES, AND SOCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL CLUBS, MAKE F O R A N AC T I V E S T U DENT LIFE.

COLLEGES & SCHOOLS COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES, ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES DREEBEN SCHOOL OF E D U C AT I O N

I L A F AY E M I L L E R S C H O O L O F NURSING & HEALTH PROFESSIONS ROSENBERG SCHOOL OF O P TO M E T RY

F E I K S C H O O L O F P H A R M AC Y H-E-B SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & A D M I N I S T R AT I O N

S C H O O L O F M AT H E M AT I C S, SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

SCHOOL OF MEDIA & DESIGN S C H O O L O F O S T E O PA T H I C MEDICINE SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL THERAPY SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

2017

JUNE

Dr. Thomas M. Evans was announced as the 10th president of the University of the Incarnate Word.

Before a crowd of nearly 400, the UIW community welcomed Evans, who expressed his gratitude and excitement at leading this dynamic university rooted in Mission and faith.

The announcement was the start of an exceptional year.

The School of Osteopathic Medicine (UIWSOM) opened at Brooks and welcomed 150 future physicians that comprised its first class. Local dignitaries and members of the community came together to cut the ribbon on the $50 million state-of-theart facility. UIWSOM is the only faithbased medical school in Texas.

JULY

U N I V E R S I T Y O F T H E I N C A R N AT E W O R D

YEAR IN REVIEW JANUARY

FEBRUARY The Ila Faye Miller School of Nursing & Health Professions was awarded a five-year professional services contract with the City of San Antonio Head Start program to provide on-site lead screening tests. Combining the tenets of education, service and innovation, the unique program helps protect community environmental health and offers future health care providers an opportunity to work in the field.

UIW Athletics welcomed several new coaches, including new Football Head Coach Eric Morris. Morris came to UIW from Texas Tech University, where he was the football program’s offensive coordinator. Since his tenure began, Morris has led the Cardinals to significant wins in his first season.

MARCH In a community-wide celebration, UIW commemorated the inauguration of Dr. Thomas M. Evans as its 10th president. In addition, UIW’s commitment to serving current and veteran service members was recognized when it was named a Top Military Friendly Online College and a Top Yellow Ribbon Online School by the education publisher SR Education Group.

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The new 122,500-square-foot Student Engagement Center (SEC) opened its doors. Featuring a three-level bookstore, dining facilities, post office, help desk, and student and administrative offices, the SEC is a central meeting place and a hub of student life. It also offers plenty of options for indoor and outdoor living and learning.

SEPTEMBER UIW’s Ila Faye Miller School of Nursing & Health Professions received a $1.9 million grant for a multi-site study focused on military women and pregnancy. The Mentors Offering Maternal Support, or MOMSTM, study will examine the efficacy of a program designed to reduce anxiety and depression and improve pregnancy and birth outcomes in military women.

AUGUST

OCTOBER

H O N O R S, AWA R D S A N D N O TA B L E H I G H L I G H T S F R O M THE 2017-2018 YEAR

DECEMBER

NOVEMBER

More than 1,300 undergraduate, graduate, professional and doctoral students became UIW graduates during Fall Commencement. Graduates completed a total of 45,597 service hours, in the local community and internationally, providing an economic value totaling $1,100,711.

More than 9,000 guests celebrated the start of the holiday season at the all-new Light the Way Holiday Festival. One million lights illuminated trees throughout UIW’s Broadway campus and set a beautiful backdrop for fun, entertainment, food, shopping and more. Light the Way was sponsored by H-E-B and made possible by partnerships with local businesses, organizations and more than 100 volunteers from the UIW community.

APRIL

MAY

The Feik School of Pharmacy received a $175,000 grant from CVS Health to create the Strategic Pipeline Development Program, a unique opportunity to recruit, develop and mentor students to study pharmacy. The five-year program will support future pharmacists to serve the Hispanic community and improve access to education and career opportunities for Hispanic pharmacy students.

The College of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences welcomed author Devery S. Anderson as its inaugural lecturer in the CHASS Distinguished Speaker Series. The author of Emmett Till: The Murder that Shocked the World and Propelled the Civil Rights Movement, Anderson spoke to an at-capacity Concert Hall about the intersection of history, justice and civil rights, as well the impact of Till’s story in 1950s Mississippi and today.

2018

The Rosenberg School of Optometry unveiled the new Sports and Vision Enhancement Service, one of the only vision centers in the nation that identifies and remediates visual problems that can impact student-athlete performance. Also this month, UIW conferred degrees to more than 1,300 undergraduate, graduate, professional and doctoral students at Spring Commencement. The graduates completed more 56,565 hours of community service totaling $1,396,580 in economic impact.

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VISION

IT WAS A YEAR OF NEW BEGINNINGS FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF THE INCARNATE WORD. A new School of Osteopathic Medicine, Student Engagement Center, honors, accomplishments and education opportunities made the 20172018 year an exciting one. It was also a time of new vision as UIW welcomed new president Dr. Thomas M. Evans. Throughout the year, Evans shared insights with the UIW community. Consistently seeking community thoughts and feedback, he formulated a strategic vision statement and priorities to work toward its achievement.

The 2017-2018 year also provided an opportunity for reflection and a careful evaluation of strengths and areas for growth. To do just that, a Campus Planning Task Force was established and six study groups were created to examine academic infrastructure, business operations and services, campus experience, health professions, standards and processes, and safety and traffic. The Task Force is charged with maximizing effective and efficient use of resources with the goal of guaranteeing a positive living and learning environment for everyone who calls UIW home.

At the heart of each endeavor are UIW students. By supporting each through graduation, UIW will help them prepare for a life of learning, purpose and dignity grounded in UIW’s core tenets of faith, service, innovation, truth and education. And, for Evans, it’s a venture the UIW community will undertake together. “We will lift the University of the Incarnate Word and allow it to become a beacon shining for the world to see all of life’s possibilities and promise of the abundance that awaits,” he said.

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A PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION Evans’ inauguration was marked by a series of events, which reflected the values that set UIW apart. A community picnic brought students, staff and faculty together in friendship. Faculty from across UIW’s disciplines gathered for an academic colloquium to discuss their shared experiences and discover new ways to work together. A day of service saw the UIW community put the Mission into action through good works across San Antonio. On inauguration day, a Eucharistic Celebration presided over by the Most Reverend Gustavo García-Siller, M.Sp.S., Archbishop of San Antonio, began the ceremonies in praise and gratitude in the Chapel of the Incarnate Word. From the chapel, faculty processed to the McDermott Center where students, friends, CCVI Sisters, university presidents and special guests gathered for the presidential installation. Speakers commemorated UIW’s beginnings and the long journey to becoming the dynamic, impactful institution it is today. In his inaugural address, Evans shared that while UIW may be many parts, it is but one body, one word, united in Mission, service and values.

V I S I O N S TAT E M E N T U N I V E R S I T Y O F T H E I N C A R N AT E WO R D

WE WILL WORK TO HELP EVERY STUDENT GRADUATE WITH THE LOWEST POSSIBLE DEBT AND SECURE A CAREER THAT LIFTS THEIR LIVES, THEIR FAMILIES, AND THEIR COMMUNITIES. WE WILL INSPIRE OUR STUDENTS TO LIVE LIFE TO ITS FULLEST SENSE, WITH THE GENUINE ABUNDANCE OF GOD'S LOVE AND GRACE. ADDITIONALLY, WE WILL COMMIT TO FACILITATE AND SUPPORT THE WORK OF THE FACULTY AND STAFF.

S T R AT E G I C P R I O R I T I E S DOUBLE THE ENDOWMENT OVER THE NEXT 10 YEARS TO BETTER SUPPORT STUDENTS THROUGH GRADUATION. INCREASE SUPPORT TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY FOR PROVEN, HIGH-VALUE STUDENT EXPERIENCES THAT IMPROVE GRADUATION RATES, SUCH AS STUDY ABROAD, SUMMER RESEARCH, INTERNSHIPS, AND MENTORING. BRAND AND PROMOTE PROGRAMS IN WAYS THAT STRENGTHEN US AS ONE WORD, IMPROVING OUR REPUTATIONAL STANDING. MAKE UIW A PREMIERE PROVIDER OF EDUCATIONAL SERVICE TO MEN AND WOMEN OF THE MILITARY AND VETERANS. UNITE UIW PROGRAMS WITH PATHWAYS THAT BEGIN IN OUR BRAINPOWER CONNECTION SCHOOLS AND CONTINUE THROUGH GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL DEGREES, ADDING VALUE FOR OUR STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES. CREATE OPPORTUNITIES WITH OTHER CCVI SPONSORED MINISTRIES THAT WILL STRENGTHEN PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL BONDS AMONG OUR FELLOW MINISTRIES. IMPROVE UIW’S INFRASTRUCTURE OF FACILITIES, STAFFING LEVELS AND BUSINESS PROCESSES. STRENGTHEN OUR CATHOLIC IDENTITY AS EXPRESSED IN THE SPIRITUAL HERITAGE OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY OF THE INCARNATE WORD, EMBODIED IN PROGRAMS AND PRIORITIES THAT PROMOTE HUMAN DIGNITY AND INTEGRATE INTELLECTUAL AND SPIRITUAL GROWTH. ANNUAL REPORT | 2017-2018

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OPPORTUNITY UIW IS DEDICATED TO SERVING HIGH-ACHIEVING STUDENTS WHO SEE THE UNIVERSITY AS A BEACON OF OPPORTUNITY. With its Broadway campus and health professions campuses located in an international city with a strong military tradition, UIW is a dynamic university that serves its students and community well. As a global system, UIW educates students at nearly every stage of their academic journeys, offering pathways to successfully complete their current leg and preparing them to advance to the next. Whether just beginning their K-8 Catholic school education, a high school student in a Brainpower Connection school, a first-time-in-college undergraduate, a graduate student continuing their scholarly education, a health professions student seeking deeper mastery of their field, UIW has paved avenues for achievement for each one.

$150

MILLION

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IN FINAN ANNUALLCIAL AID IS AWAR HELPING Y TO UIW STUDENDED POTENTIA ENSURE THAT H TS HIGH-QU L STUDENTS RECEIGHALIT IVE ACHIEVE Y EDUCATION AN A D THEIR DRE AMS OF GRAD UATING.

A N I N T E R N AT I O N A L C O M M U N I T Y

11,221 GLOBAL ENROLLMENT FALL 2017

8,603

U.S. UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE ENROLLMENT Broadway Campus School of Osteopathic Feik School of Pharmacy Medicine Ila Faye Miller School School of Professional of Nursing & Health Studies Professions School of Physical Rosenberg School of Therapy Optometry

SUPPORTING THOSE WHO SERVE To provide education opportunities to servicemembers and veterans is an honor and responsibility that UIW takes to heart. In the Spring, UIW was named among the 2018 Top Military-Friendly Online Colleges, earning a No. 9 ranking. It also was listed among the 2018 Top Yellow Ribbon Online Schools, which recognizes institutions that support an unlimited number of students and offer unlimited financial contributions from the Yellow Ribbon Program tuition matching program through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

77%

OF STUDENT BODY

7%

16%

HIGH SCHOOLS 832 Incarnate Word High School

St. Anthony Catholic High School CAMPUSES 1,786 MEXICO Centro Universitario Incarnate Word

Universidad Incarnate Word Campus Bajío

U.S. CAMPUS

67%

OF STUDENTS ARE FROM THE SAN ANTONIO AREA

22%

OF ENROLLED STUDENTS ARE INTERNATIONAL

74

COUNTRIES REPRESENTED

BY THE UIW STUDENT BODY

76%

149

FIRST-TIME STUDENT RETENTION RATE

SISTER SCHOOL LOCATIONS AROUND THE WORLD

UIW STUDENTS STAY Offering support to help students complete their academic dreams and graduate on time is an important priority. Overall, a large percentage of first-time students continue their education the subsequent year. By 2025, UIW plans to increase the six-year graduation rate for first-time-incollege degree seeking students to 80 percent.

A GLOBAL EDUCATION To be the Word in the world requires a global understanding and an opportunity for international education. At UIW, students are encouraged to take part in high-value student experiences like mission trips and study abroad. The University helps make these enriching experiences possible through an extensive network of partner universities, called Sister Schools, and European Study Centers in Heidelberg, Germany and Strasbourg, France, where students may spend a semester living and studying. Sister schools are located on six continents. This year, the International Affairs Office established a new Sister School relationship with the University of Cairo, marking the first opportunity to study in Egypt.

A HISPANIC-SERVING INSTITUTION With a diverse student body, faculty and administrative staff, UIW has a proud tradition as a Hispanicserving institution. Since 2013, the University has annually awarded bachelor’s degrees to more Hispanic students than any other non-profit institution of higher education in the country. Today, 51 percent of UIW students are of Hispanic/Latino heritage. What’s more, UIW stands among the Texas universities awarding the highest percentage of professional degrees in the health sciences to Hispanic students. All told, UIW is the top private, non-profit university conferring degrees to Hispanic students.

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IMPACT

EVEN BEFORE THEY BEGIN FIRST-YEAR CLASSES, UIW STUDENTS HAVE ALREADY BEGUN TO MAKE AN IMPACT. By choosing a university founded on the principles of service and faith, they join a special community, tens of thousands of members strong, who work to make their lives and the lives of others better every day.

UIW has what President Evans once called an inescapable origin story. That story began more than 130 years ago when three young Sisters arrived in Texas to heal the sick and eventually extended their care to address emerging areas of need. From those origins, the University has built a legacy of acting on faith and courage and of pioneering in search of and in service to a higher good.

That legacy lives on in every member of the UIW community who embraces that spirit. Faculty educate students through transformational learning, ensuring that lessons learned in the classroom or through acts of service last long after graduation day. Alumni carry the torch forward and friends, and benefactors make it all possible.

Inspired by a culture of compassion, informed by a global perspective and enlightened by their education, students are prepared to become forward-thinking leaders and compassionate professionals. They are ready to become the Word in the world.

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PROGRAMS TO PROFESSIONS UIW OFFERS MANY PROGRAMS ACROSS FIELDS OF STUDY AND DEGREE TYPES. THE MOST POPULAR PROGRAMS BASED ON ENROLLMENT HIGHLIGHT THE BREADTH OF INTERESTS AMONG UIW STUDENTS AND POINTS TO INDUSTRIES THAT FUTURE GRADUATES WILL GO ON TO IMPACT.

1. NURSING 2. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 3. PHARMACY 4. BIOLOGY 5. PSYCHOLOGY 6. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE 7. ADMINISTRATION 8. OPTOMETRY 9. ACCOUNTING 10. HEALTH SCIENCES

150+ OPPORTUNITIES TO SERVE

Community service is a critical component of the UIW student experience and a core value. It’s also one of the many things that sets UIW apart.

The Ettling Center for Civic Leadership & Sustainability (ECCLS) is a hub of community engagement and offers a number of ways for students and members of the community to put their talents to work for others. In the 2017-2018 academic year, 38,393 people were served or impacted by ECCLS sponsored programs.

$2.5 MILLION IN ECONOMIC IMPACT

Throughout their tenure at UIW, students put the Mission into action through their good works. Not only does this service set a foundation for a life of compassion as concerned and enlightened citizens, but it makes a real, tangible impact on the communities served. Between the Fall 2017 and the Spring 2018 graduating classes, more than 102,000 hours of community service were completed, making an impact of $2,497,291.

2,600+ GRADUATES Undergraduate, graduate, professional and other students completed part of their academic journeys with UIW in the 2017-2018 academic year. After Fall 2017 and Spring 2018 graduation ceremonies, these Cardinals became degree holders, earning undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees. With UIW as their foundation, they go on to live and work purposefully as healthcare professionals, educators, business leaders, scholars and more.

ALWAYS ALUMNI Incarnate Word alumni share a special bond. Whether a graduate of Incarnate Word College or the University of the Incarnate Word, each has earned an education formed in the Mission and guided by the charism of the Sisters.

“All of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word have prayed for you ever since the moment you stepped on our campus, and we will pray for you for the rest of your life,” said Sr. Teresa Maya CCVI, speaker at UIW's Spring 2018 commencement. “You are a part of our Incarnate Word family, and with that diploma you will be blessed with our prayer, no matter what comes next. … There will always be someone praying for you to have a blessed and extraordinary life.”

The lives of the 40,000 UIW alumni are extraordinary because they work to bless others and continue the legacy begun so many years ago.

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GRATITUDE Top: UIW Philanthropy Ambassadors show their gratitude for the scholarships that help make their college education possible.

Left: Dr. Eduardo Caballero and Mrs. Irene Caballero.

Below: Col. Laura V. Alvarado, USAF, NC (Ret.), pictured with Maj. Eduardo Alvarado, USAF, NC (Ret.), and her two sons, Aaron Charles Alvarado ’06 and Maj. Edward Alvarado Jr. U.S. Army (Ret.)

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UIW STUDENTS ARE CHANGEMAKERS. That's why we so value the generous gifts given to us by our benefactors who help empower them to embrace their potential to improve the world. It's also why we count so many students and employees among our dedicated donors. Through initiatives like the Employee Campaign and UIW Philanthropy Ambassadors, these community members invest in students' success and in the future impact they will make on South Texas and the world.

Our students' boundless capacity for good is another key reason why we have embraced our critical endeavor of doubling the endowment over the next 10 years. To begin the work, UIW received $1 million from the Impetus Foundation to establish the Carlos and MalĂş Alvarez Endowed Student Scholarship.

The generous gift from Mr. and Mrs. Alvarez marks the largest endowed scholarship in University history. It will provide highperforming students the resources and support to access valuable experiences such as study abroad, internships and more.

Friends and donors have also helped elevate specific programs and fields of study. Physician and philanthropist Dr. Eduardo Caballero and Mrs. Irene Caballero supported the School of Osteopathic Medicine in hopes future physicians will provide much-needed care to the South Texas region.

Today, a medical school building is named for him.

Through her estate, former nurse and nursing educator, Col. Laura Alvarado, USAF, NC (Ret.), generously established an endowment for the Sr. Charles Marie Frank Nursing Lecture and a faculty award for nursing excellence that bears her name.

Dr. A. David Mangelsdorff established an endowment in support of the Center for Veterans Affairs at UIW in 2018 through a Charitable Remainder Unitrust. This is the second time Dr. Mangelsdorff has positively impacted the University through his generosity. His first gift established an Endowed Professorship of Homeland Security in the H-E-B School of Business Administration.

DEVELOPMENT

$2,057,702

$5,260,806

$7,318,508

115%

75%

85%

NEW PLEDGES

INCREASE FROM FISCAL YEAR 2016-2017

CASH AND IN-KIND GIFT TOTAL

INCREASE FROM FISCAL YEAR 2016-2017

COUNT ME IN Generous and Mission-minded, UIW faculty and staff members from every campus embraced the 2017 Employee Campaign call to action. For more than 30 years, this giving program has ensured that students continue to receive an exceptional level of education by funding scholarships, improving infrastructure and strengthening resources. Over six weeks in the fall, the campaign generated $166,000.

FUTURE PHILANTHROPISTS Students, too, have a heart for supporting their fellow Cardinals. UIW Philanthropy Ambassadors is a special on-campus organization that works to educate, engage and excite the student body about the importance of philanthropy. Through hands-on programs, these select undergraduates share the benefits of becoming student donors and discover how each gift sustains and lifts the University.

TOTAL

INCREASE FROM FISCAL YEAR 2016-2017

GOVERNMENT GRANTS

TOTAL: $8,267,051 9,000,000 6,750,000

4,500,000 2,250,000 0

FY15

FY16

FY17

FY18

SOME OF THE PROGRAMS MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH BENEFACTORS, DONORS, AND GOVERNMENT, PRIVATE AND FOUNDATION GRANTS INCLUDE: School of Mathematics, Science & Engineering’s miniGems STEAM Camp Feik School of Pharmacy/CVS Strategic Pipeline Development Program Ila Faye Miller School of Nursing & Health Professions’ MOMS™ Prenatal Program and Study

Health Professions Scholarships STEM Scholarships McCracken Scholarship for Theatre Arts & English

UIW School of Osteopathic Medicine Capital Campaign & Residency Programs Community Engagement Programs

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2017 - 2018 H O N O R RO L L O F D O N O R S The University of the Incarnate Word has grown in so many positive and important ways in the last year, and each benefactor has contributed to that advancement. The Honor Roll List of Donors reflects gifts made during the fiscal year, June 1, 2017 through May 31, 2018.

Each gift makes a critical difference to both the University and to students’ lives. Thank you.

I N C A R N AT E WO R D L E G AC Y S O C I E T Y

Established in 2012, the Incarnate Word Legacy Society recognizes the commitment and generosity of donors with lifetime giving of $1,000,000 or more to the University of the Incarnate Word.

Malú & Carlos Alvarez/ Impetus Foundation AT&T Foundation Bennack-Polan Foundation Gayle & Dr. Tom M. Benson ’05† Dr. & Mrs. Eduardo & Irene Caballero Barbara & Dr. Alan Dreeben ’07/Republic

National Distributing Company Coca-Cola Enterprises Estate of Arsenne Blondin Rita & John W. Feik George W. Brackenridge Foundation Drs. Tena & James W. Gorman ’06/Gorman Foundation

Estate of Burton E. Grossman H-E-B Houston Endowment Inc. J.E. & L.E. Mabee Foundation Gary L. Joeris/Joeris General Contractors, Ltd. Charline & Red McCombs/ McCombs Foundation

Drs. Betty S. † & Robert E. Kelso Lt. Col. (Ret.) ‘12 Methodist Healthcare Ministries John K. Miller Sandra & Stanley D. Rosenberg Debbie & Naty Saidoff San Antonio Education Fund

Scanlan Foundation Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word Dr. Ruth Eilene Sullivan ’03/Daniel J. Sullivan Family Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Watson, Jr./Watson Foundation

GOLDEN SPIRE SOCIETY

Named for the “spire” or steeple atop the Chapel of the Incarnate Word, this giving society recognizes those generous donors who have given $10,000 or more to the University of the Incarnate Word.

Alcon Laboratories Inc. Alverno College American Optometric Association ARAMARK Corporation Tracy E. Avery ’96 Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio Bays Exploration Inc. Gayle and Tom Benson Charitable Foundation Beta & Melvin Leazar Memorial Fund of the San Antonio Area Foundation Sheryl W. & Dr. Henry Bonilla ‘02 Broadway National Bank M. Maxine ’52 & Joe Burns Dr. & Mrs. Eduardo & Irene Caballero Capital One Services LLC Catholic Life Insurance CHRISTUS Health Estate of Mary Jane Clark Coca-Cola Enterprises Consulado General De Mexico Brian E. Coufal

Henry R. Cuellar CVS CVS Health Foundation Daniel J. Sullivan Family Charitable Foundation Estate of Mary Helen Devine Pinner ’46 ecoAmerica Empire Merchants LLC EVP International Bank of Commerce Laredo Kenneth B. Fine Marion & Richard Bernard Fink ’88 Estate of Magdalene Flannery ’44 Foresight Golf Frost National Bank Charitable Foundation Gorman Foundation Grande Communications Inc. H-E-B Houston Osteopathic Hospital Foundation Inc. Hoya Optical Laboratories Impetus Foundation InGenesis Inc. Jefferson Bank

Olga Hachar LaVaude ’50 Leonard & Shirley Sterling Charitable Foundation Estate of Lawrence Montgomery Lewis LTC (Ret.) Liberty Mutual Luxottica USA LLC Maers & Goldman Dr. A. David Mangelsdorff Matias de Llano Charitable Trust Estate Of Richard J. McCracken ’05 Mionetto USA Inc. Mission Restaurant Supply Dr. Gerald John Mulvey Myra Stafford Pryor Charitable Trust/Frost Bank Bonnie & John Peveto Col. Jean M. & Lt. Col. Philip J. Piccione (Ret.) Richard Spencer Lewis Memorial Foundation Robert A. Welch Foundation Russell Hill Rogers Fund for the Arts San Antonio Area Foundation

San Antonio Bowl Association Inc. San Antonio-Mexico Foundation for Education Fund/SAAF Scanlan Foundation Sembradores of San Antonio Educational Foundation Donna & Douglas Semmes Jr. Gayle Biehunko Sette ’73 Silver Eagle Distributors Charitable Fund Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits Charitable Fund St. Susie Charitable Foundation SWBC Foundation SWBC Insurance Services Inc. Thomas F. Talley Texas First PAC Texas Optometric Association Texas State Optical

The A.R. “Tony” Maria J. Sanchez Family Foundation The Broadway Tower San Antonio Ltd. The Center for Health Care Services The Dunleavy Foundation of Fidelity Charitable Gift Foundation The Estate of Caroline S. Rodriguez The Greehey Family Foundation The John G. & Marie Stella Kenedy Memorial Foundation The Medical Store The Republic Golf Club USAA Foundation Valero Energy Foundation West Texas Pharmacy Association Fund Nora D. Saenz Wilson ’65 Estate Of Nancy Ann Wilson ’44

PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL

These select donors belong to the President’s Council Giving Society, which honors those benefactors who have generously given $5,000 to $9,999 to the University of the Incarnate Word.

Advancement FoundationCatholic Diocese of Fort Worth Alamo Heights Night LLC Allied Beverage Group LLC Elizabeth & Dr. Gregg Thomas Anders Ann Walker Memorial Fund/SAAF AT&T Services Inc. Bank of America Bradford Renaissance Portraits Corp.

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Chatham Imports Inc. Computer Solutions CPS Energy E. & J. Gallo Winery FEDWAY Assoc. Inc. Rita & John W. Feik Give Back Auctions Herff Jones College Division Dr. Mary M. Hoke Dr. Corinne Elizabeth Jedynak-Bell Joeris General Contractors Ltd.

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Dr. Robert E. Kelso Lt. Col. (Ret.) ‘12 Dr. Kathleen M. Light ’70 Michelle & Stephen A. Lipari Holly & Charles D. Lutz III McChesney/Bianco Architects Maureen Mikels Mimari ’84 Moet Hennessy USA/ Glenmorangie National Hispanic Medical Association Palm Bay International Inc. Dr. Cyndi Wilson Porter &

Vincent C. Porter Precision Service M.T.R. Inc. Republic National Distributing Company Republic National Distributing Company Foundation Epitacio R. Resendez Sembradores de Amistad of Corpus Christi, Texas Inc. Spartan Performance Training LLC Mary Muchen Standifer ’02

T.O.M.A. Foundation The Gambrinus Company The Munchen Family Turquoise Life Walgreens Family of Companies Wells Fargo Foundation George-Anne Perkins Whitehurst ’82 Winebow Inc. Wortham Insurance & Risk Mgt. Zulu Nyala

CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE ($2,500 - $4,999) Margie Aguirre ’06 AIG Trucking Co. American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine Andeavor Foundation Inc. APEX Fun Run San Antonio BBVA Compass Bank (Foundation) Karin & J. Scott Beckendorf Benson Family Fund SAAF Beverage Distributors Company Black Tie Affairs Catering Inc. Bogle Vineyards Winery Brooks Development Authority Brown and Ortiz PC

Cardinal Health CFC Engineering LLC Kate ’96 & Robert Caldwell Crosby Culinary Institute of America Dahill Industries Inc. Drs. Denise J. Doyle & Joseph M. Lazor Ernst & Young LLP Lisa & Dr. Thomas M. Evans Feik Family Foundation Fiesta San Antonio Commission Inc. Drs. Renea & David Stanley Fike Mikel Fitzgerald Evelyn & Ralph Flanigan Frost Bank Laura I. Gates

Group Building Maintenance Inc. Guido Construction Company Inc. Dr. Letitia Harding ’00 Blandine Bustamante Helfrich Herman Miller Juana Estela Hollin-Avery Interfaith Youth Core Ruth & Dr. Dennis F. Juren Dr. David M. Jurenovich Nancy & Frank M. Kudla Dr. Joseph Bramlette Labatt Rafael Lara ’91 Nancy C. & Paul G. Legros Jr. Lieber Brothers Inc. Dr. Kevin Charles Lord Christina & Tomas

Martinez Richard & Dr. Lisa L. McNary ’91 Mesquite Wealth Management Group/Ameriprise Financial Services Inc. Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation Raye W. Morris Mutual of Omaha OfficeSource Ltd. Opici Family Distributing American B.D. Co. Blase P. Pantuso† Mark A. Papich Paradigm Hotel SA River Walk LP Dr. Ramona Ann Parker ’99 Parkhurst NuVision Thomas J. Petrosewic Sr. Randolph Brooks Federal

Credit Union Sessi Wine Company Silverback Exploration LLC Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word/Pierre Fund Sodexo Inc. & Affiliates Southwest Independent School District Sports Medicine Associates of San Antonio St. Luke’s Catholic School Ste. Michelle Wine Estates Dee & Ted M. Stephens The Gordon Hartman Family Foundation Treasury Wine Estates Melanie H. Vavrek ’77 Vision Service Plan

A S S O C I AT E S ( $ 1 , 0 0 0 - $ 2 , 4 9 9 ) 18Birdies, LLC Alamo Title Holding Company Albertson’s Alexandria L. Alonzo ’17 Dr. Christopher Hernandez Alvarado ’10 American Bank American Roofing & Metal Co. Inc. Dr. Cheryl A. Anderson Archdiocese of San Antonio Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities Edward H. Austin, Jr. Dr. Forrest Franklin Aven, Jr. Harriette Fritsch ’72 & Capt. Thomas K. Badger ’74 Baptist M&S Imaging Center Dr. Roger C. Barnes Lisa Marie Bazley Peggy J. Behrendt ’67 Kenneth Bethune Diane & Gary E. Birdwell ’88 Beverly & Michael L. Birnbaum Dr. Javier Campos Bocanegra Mary Elizabeth Boyle ’81 Broadway National Bank Shirley D. Caldera ’99 Peggy Calhoun ’99 Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Dr. Rochelle CaroonSantiago Itza I. Casanova Michelle Marie Casarez Corrine Denise Castillo ’00 CEC Optometry Kindsight 2020 CMD & Partners LLC Edith T. Cogdell ’05 College Coaches Skills Camp LLC Collette Travel Service Inc. CooperVision Inc. Corporate Travel Planners Sr. Kathleen Coughlin CCVI ’67 Crescent Growth Capital TX Joy & Mike Curnutt † Deceased

Andrea M. Cyterski & Bobby Acosta Danysh & Associates Inc. Latrecia Lynn DavisJohnson Debra Y. Del Toro Sherrilee Anne Demmer ’92 Dr. Daniel G. Dominguez Dozortsev & Sons Enterprises Ltd. Drury Inns-San Antonio Airport Barbara & Gabriel Durand-Hollis East River Liquors Inc. Charles Ebrom Douglas B. Endsley Dr. Jimell Erwin Cynthia Sanchez Escamilla Lea S. ’97 & John Fagin Fernando Suarez, CFP, CLU, CHFC and Associates Fiber Artists of San Antonio Finding Friday FIRST in Texas Foundation Foley Family Wines Kyle A. Frazier Frederick’s Bistro Frost Bank Patricia & T.C. Frost Jr. Funeraria Del Angel Roy Akers Christopher M. Gallegos Gallo Wine Sales of New Jersey Inc. Arthur D. Galvan ’71 Dr. Carlos Andres Garcia Dr. Joseph Anthony Garza ’95 Lorrayne & Dr. Victor F. German Dr. Maria Diane Gillespie ’05 Emilio M. Gonzales ’04 Maria Elisa Gonzales ’05 Dr. Caroline Goulet Mary Jo Grundhoefer Guarachi Wine Partners Inc. Georgen Guerrero Mary Julia GuerreroMunoz ’99 Dr. Sharon Gustowski Jane Merrill Holder

Hadley ’69 Julia I. Hamon Earl D. Harmsen Harter Family Charitable Fund Luci Harty Loretta Nasis Heffron ’90 Dr. M. Sharon Herbers Mordy Herzog Stephen J. Heying Higginbotham Hispanic Organization for Public Employees (HOPE) Dr. Mary Ann Hogan Hope For The Future Horizon Beverage Company Inc. Ingram Park Automotive Center (IPAC) Rose Lorelle Hoffman Jacobs ’54 Dr. Glenn Edward James Kendra Scott Jewelry Gayle Ketchum Long ’62 & Joe Long Dr. William Robert Kiser Knights of Columbus #4140 Olga Serene Kucerak La Familia Cortez Restaurants La Hacienda De Los Barrios LLC Col. Roger J. Labat (Ret.) Dr. Kevin G. LaFrance Dr. Lila Plattner LaGrange Latitude Beverage Company Lawrence Group Architects of St. Louis Inc. John Estrada Leon Ruth Mark Lew ’85 Liza B. & A. Jack Lewis III LuAnn Lockerbie Louis J. & Millie M. Kocurek Charitable Foundation Dr. Ryan Benjamin Lunsford Macy’s Corporate Services Inc. Dr. David F. Maize Dr. Anilkumar Trikamdas Mangla Marsh & McLennan Companies

Maria R. Martinez Genevie Mason ’02 Dr. Bonnie Day McCormick ’93 Sandra D. McMakin Michael L. Mercer Dr. Julie B. Miller Ricardo Alberto Molina ’96 Monsieur Touton Selection Ltd. Mendell D. Morgan Jr. MS2 Consulting Engineering Inc. Patty P. Mueller Dr. Laura R. Muñoz Dr. Frederick A. Murphy Dr. Julie W. Nadeau Neiman Marcus Dorothylee Freeman Nelson ’42 John R. Newman Dr. John Thomas Norris Dr. Marcos Alcantara Oliveira James R. Oliver Jr. O’Neill’s Catering Orville Carr Associates INC-B Parr & Associates Pasha Express LLC Penaco Insulation Co. Inc. Dr. Robyn Lynn Phillips-Madson Pioneer International Inc. Dr. April Reid Poe ’87 Dr. Mary Michaels Pohlmann ’65 Preferred Choice Insurance Professional Estate Sales Professional Service Industries Inc. Dr. Cynthia Vorpahl Purcell Dr. Jeffrey Carl Rabin Anna Maria Ramirez ’03 Patricia Lozano Ramirez ’62 Dr. Adam Victor Ratner John M. Regan Jr. Nancy & Peter C. Reininger Sharon Prucha Richter ’73 Mary Richter James Risher Heather Marie Rodriguez ’06 Katherine A. Steele Rodriguez ’68

Schlitterbahn Beach Resort Management LLC Barbara Seale Condos ’46 Laura Lee Holland Shaw ’82 Dr. Tina Jenelle Siller ’04 Enrique Soto Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits of Colorado Spurs Sports & Entertainment Dr. Donna Denise Staudt David Brian Stein Daniel T. Straus Dr. Ruth Eilene Sullivan ’03 Dr. Jon C. Taylor Dr. Mark S. Teachout Tejas Premier Building Contractor Inc. Andrea Ann Tellepsen ’00 The Arnold P. Gold Foundation Thomas Fallon Photography Annette Franklin Thompson Theresa M. Tiggeman ’87 Dominic M. Tobin Today’s Vision Licensing Corp Tri-Vin Imports, Inc. Ronald C. Turner ’80 UBS Financial Services Inc. United Healthcare Service Inc of Central Texas Jorge Javier Uribe Dr. Ana Maria Valadez ’58 Dr. James Glen Van Straten ’61 Vanguard Resources Inc. Marilyn Veach ’57 Dr. Kevin Brian Vichcales Dr. Mary Allyn Watson ’76 Dr. Sharon Kay Welkey Wells Fargo Bank Dr. Timothy A. Wingert Workplace Resource LLC Renée F. & Virgil Yanta Barbara Ann Ybarra ’02 Dr. Judy Kuan Young ’59 Phillip D. Youngblood Zonin USA Inc.

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COLUMKILLE CIRCLE

Named for Mother Columkille Colbert CCVI, who served Incarnate Word College for 57 years and became its president until 1960, this giving society recognizes those who have gifted $500 to $999.

Aetna Foundation Cristen Rae Alicea ’03 Lawrence K Allen Jr. ’84 Allergan USA Inc. Catherine Ann Amato American Interiors, Inc. Robert Anthony Teresa Ann Ashmore ’12 AT&T Hotel & Conference Center Dr. Paul Edward Ayala William L Bailey ’15 Arthur J. Behrens Dr. Renee A Bellanger Dr. Erlinda E. Belvis Dr. Carol Sloan Browne Nora M. Cadena ’05 Dr. Paulo Batistade Carvalho Maria Alejandra Castaneda ’83 Dr. James Claud Chapman Rick Charles Chatwell MD ’80 Chipotle Mexican Grill Christian Pharmacists Fellowship International Chubb & Son Citizine Home Civil Design Services Inc. Dr. James Christopher Collins Jacob P. Colunga Mary Ann West Curtis-Prescott ’54 Dennis Uniform Mfg. Company Judge Rosemary Denson (Ret.) ’66

Dental Select Kristen Marie Dicianna ’02 Disneyland Resort Community Relations Dos Kiwis Studio Drury Southwest Inc. Hilda Guajardo Duncan ’54 Dye Enterprises Enterprise Products Esponsor Now Inc. Manuel E. Esquivel ’12 Lorraine E. Ewers ’02 Eye and Vision Care Clinic Tracee & John W. Feik Jr. ’93 Richard Allan Fein Derek William Ferguson ’11 Priscila Fiala ’04 Firstmark Credit Union Reid Anthony Fisher Blair Fitzsimons Jason Forde Dr. Michael Paul Forrest Forum Group Marcos Fragoso ’08 Elizabeth Robles Garza ’94 Dr. Stephen Lawrence Goffar Ricardo Gonzalez Green Bay Packers Adam Antonio Guerrero Dr. Susan M. Hall Grace Magliolo Heffron ’67 Heine USA Ltd. Elizabeth Z. Hernandez MEd ’00 Peter John Holt ’11 Michael D. Hood ’16 Linda Diane Tart Hook ’08

Joyce Marie Horner HTEDance & Spirit Group Inc IES Commercial Inc. Dr. Sara C. Jackson ’08 Dr. Teddy L. Jones ’66 Margaret & William M. Kanyusik Dr. Sara Elizabeth Kolb Robert Michael Kunczt Lite-Netics Robin Elaine Logan Stephen Christopher Lopez ’08 Julian Luna III M2 Technology Inc. Dr. Christy A. MacKinnon Sr. Walter Maher CCVI ’67 Dr. Elda Elizabeth Martinez Michael C. McChesney Meadow Boutique Medlar’s LLC Dr. Leta Kay Menton ’67 Madeline Grahmann Migura ’65 Danielle Miles ’99 Byron E. Miller Margaret Minogue Chuman ’65 Dr. Thomas J. Mohr Melissa Carreon Molina Marian Cernosek Montes ’55 Dr. Renee Thurston Moore ’03 Mercedes J. Moreno ’13 Betty Jo Nelsen John M. Nevelow OD Dr. Cynthia N. Nguyen ’11

Christine Marie Nicholas DNP ’85 Col. & Mrs. Allan J. Perry USAF (Ret.) ’86 Ruby G. Phillips ’94 Pico Propane & Fuels Sophia E. Pina Charles Pipes Leslie & Ricky Powers Private Physician Services of San Antonio PLLC Bailee Nicole Randall ’18 Dr. Maureen Loftus Rauschhuber ’77 Restaurant Metropol Lupita Mireles Reyes ’77 David H. Reynolds Right of Way Service Inc. Dr. Deidre M. Rios Douglas Roberts Robin Jackson Photography Gloria A Rodriguez ’59 Paul Saenz DO Saks Fifth Ave. Dr. Christopher Jacob Samuel San Antonio Basketball Organization San Antonio Islanders Roland Sanchez ’18 Marisol M. Scheer Elizabeth Selva ’95 Shore Point Distributing Co. Silver Eagle Distributors LP. Dr. Laurie Jo Singel South Texas Auto Rebuilders Inc.

Dr. Caroline Spana ’59 Mary Ninfa Villegas Tannen ’57 Ann C. Tarrillion Tesoro Foundation Inc. The Four Seasons Resort & Club The Kudla Family Charitable Foundation The Moran Foundation The Wash Tub Car Wash Torres Financial Services Inc. TPC San Antonio Diana & Roland A. Trevino ’98 Annie Uribe Turner & Randy Turner Charlotte L. Urban Belczak ’62 Valerie Jean Vargas ’10 Dr. Kristina Vidaurri Elisabeth T. Villarreal Vivroux Toy & Sporting Goods LP. Jay R. Vogel C.S. Waller Mimi B. Weber Whataburger Inc. Lydia Isabel AlegriaWhite ’93 Glenna M. Whitmarsh Keith C. Witt Wyndham Garden InnLa Cantera & River Walk Russell Yeager

DUBUIS SOCIETY

The Dubuis Society is named for Bishop Claude Dubuis who called the first Sisters from Europe to South Texas to care for the sick. It recognizes those donors who have gifted $250 to $499 to UIW. 3 Badge Beverage Corporation Apeameokhai Philip Aitsebaomo Angelica Alarcon Emma Marie Alexander ’10 Tasha D. Alexander ’18 Dr. Theresa Christine Alexander ’14 All Seasons Feeders Dr. Farshid Amir Valmiki Annamanthadoo Victoria K. Anthaume ’67 Dr. Russell Thomas Attridge Austin Panic Room Marisol Barreto Melissa Castillo Barrett Rene R. Barrientos Kevin Joseph Barton ’15 Heather Marie Barton-Weston Dione Michelle Bedell ’04 Dr. Richard C. Bell Bell Mountain Vineyards Dr. Joleen Beltrami Kristine A. Benne Randy J. Boatright Cybele L. Bolado ’86 Dr. Rachell Eschette Booth Ava Marie Borrego Joseph Daniel Botana II Jean Hom Boyles ’72 Cathalina Angelic 14

Caballero Amy S. Carcanagues Casino Fun Inc. Chevron Matching Gifts Program Lily Lee Chinn ’54 Dr. Franklin J. Chinn Jr. John Robert ChiodoBenmuvhar Chris Jenschke Enterprises Ltd. Kelle Coleman Judy Winslow Comer ’77 Linda S. Cook Joy & Mike W. Curnutt Jeffrey M. Curnutt David Joseph Danford ’86 Dr. Ann Dubay David Marisol De Hoyos ’14 Richard C. Dietz James L. Donnell, Jr. Janet Claire Williams Duane ’78 Rita Fox Duggan ’76 Lisl Nicole Eichorn ’11 Barbara Lucille Elbel Hill ’59 Earl Allen Elder Embassy Suites by Hilton Embassy Suites Corpus Christi Emerald Beach Hotel Christian Escamilla ’16 Dr. Shandra Esparza

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Fair Oaks Ranch Golf & Country Club Rosalinda Fernandez ’98 FHEG-UIW Bookstore FIRST Patricia Poth Flieller ’80 Margaret Rose Flores ’73 Dr. Brian Keith Foutch James M. Francis Dr. Bobbye Gayle Fry Florinda Cardenas Galindo ’14 Teresa Galvin Margaret Louise Garcia Brandy Valle Garcia ’08 Johnny S. Garcia Jr. Kelly Lee Gerardi Jon H. Gillespie John J. Gokelman Gold’s Gym Rachael Gomez Laura Ann Gonzales Dr. Cynthia Lynette Gonzalez Aguirre Grand Hyatt San Antonio Roslyn E. Grimes Dr. Stephanie Ann Grote-Garcia Guarantee Plumbing & Air Conditioning, Inc. Imelda T. Guerra ’58 Alexandria Guerra ’12 Albert Guerrero Jr. Johnny Earl Guillory ’02

Dr. Trey David Guinn Dr. Martha Danielle Gunter ’08 Norma Linda Green Gutierrez ’95 Hair by Laura at Blue Beauty Lounge Thomas Lee Hall Hart Restaurant Management No. 3 Inc. Patrice D. Heath JoAnn Hemstreet Vaughan ’60 Marsha S. Hillman IBM Daniel J. Jacob Jr. James Avery Craftsman Inc. Jason Dady Restaurants Jason’s Deli Dr. Sonia Lizette Jasso John & Gretchen Kragh Charitable Fund Cindy L. Jorgensen Julian Gold Inc. Ali Khalil Dr. Forest Sulark Kim King & Sommer LLP Sr. Martha Ann Kirk CCVI ’68 Sylvia Ann Kutschenreuter ’71 LA Fitness Barbara Labatt Olga Cecilia Lara

Maryanne Leeper Sandra Owen Livingston ’61 Dr. Brittanie Lynn Lockard Dr. Erlinda LopezRodriguez ’01 Silvia V. Lorenzen Dr. Julio Lujano-Gutierrez Louise A. Mandel ’85 Homer Lauro Martinez Dr. Leslie Nicole Martinez Mattingly Low Vision, Inc. Laurie Ann Mayhugh CPA ’95 Dr. Brian G. McBurnett McCotti Designs Laura McDonald ’84 Dr. Lisa Rich McDougle Maria Vivian McLain ’58 Dolores Olivares Medina ’62 Nancy B. Mendez Hodgkinson Mermaid Sketches Mesquite Country Brenda M Doebbler Meyer RN ’91 Dr. William L. Miller Robert Miller Renee T. Mireles ’95 Brant S. Mittler Michael J. Mohr Dr. Michael D. Moon Dr. Sebastian A. Mora

Brian Joseph Morton ’15 Katherine Norwood Nalleli Nunez Nunez ’17 Alice Elaine Olson ’16 Omni Corpus Christi Hotel Omni San Antonio Hotel at the Colonnade Martin Padron Jr. ’12 Aimee Patricia Palosi ’03 T. Charles Parr III Paypal Charitable Giving Fund Terence E. Peak ’05 Dr. Joseph Vincent Penn ’87 Martha C. Perez Veronica Elise Preston ’11 Shellye Taylor Purcell & Chris Purcell Quarry Golf Club Anthony F. Ramos ’01 Dr. Sushma Ramsinghani Phillip Jay Rangel ’17 Landes Brice Rangel ’18 Republic National Distributing Co. Rex Formal Wear

Sylvia Antoinette Reyna ’77 Maj. Carolyn Marie Richardson (Ret.) RN ’92 Dr. Jakob K. Rinderknecht Marylou Riojas Nancy Donohue Ristuccia ’78 Carmen D. Rivera Pat Rodriguez Vicente Rodriguez Jr. Daniel Rodriguez Raul Rodriguez-Barocio Sierra C. Roumo Richard L. Rowe Jr. Betsy Lynn Salcedo ’84 San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter Alejandrina Sanchez Dr. Patricia C. SanchezDiaz Dr. Kyle A. Sandberg Jenny E. Schimpff ’97 Schoenthal Road Partners LLC Colette Flusche Schultz ’71 Sea Glass Fine Art

Photography Christina Marie Seeger SilverHorn Golf Club of Texas Dr. Linda Grace Solis Jacqueline Elisse Sova ’09 Dr. Theresa R. Spalding-Hoffman ’78 Jill Swayze Stanislawski ’16 Dr. Eric William Stern Susan T. Stewart ’07 Studio Benton Photographic Boutique Dr. Mary Kathryn T. Chaffee ’75 Patrick M. Talley ’99 Dr. Michael Tallon Justine Destiny Tenorio The Atonement Academy The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Crockett Hotel The Wyndham Garden Riverwalk Irene Lucille Thomas BSN ’65

Capt. L. Thomas Leslie Noel Todd Jose L. Vasquez ’09 Mary Susan Meyer Vehorn ’68 Armando Villarreal Jr. Sammy David Wages Sr. Margaret Walker Scavo Gary Warren Dr. Patricia A. Watkins William Adam Watkins Julie H. Weber ’96 Bernadette McCall Webre ’69 Westmoor Manufacturing Crystal Dawn Whetstone Dr. Amy Poore Witte World Affairs Council Col. Jeanette Evans Wyland (Ret.) ’73 YourCause LLC Ismael C. Zambrano Jr. Dr. Nursen A. Zanca

C E N T U RY I I ( $ 1 0 0 - $ 2 4 9 ) A-1 Engineering LLC Megan Lynne Abbott ’16 Rose K. Acevedo ’09 Nancy Jo Achilles ’86 Rev. James Mark Bayhon Adame Vanesia Y. Adkins Dr. Rafael A. Adrian Maricela C. Aguilar ’75 Melinda Aguilar ’13 Aladdin Inc. Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Park North Maricela Alarcon Jesus Alarcon Kelly S. Alba Karen Sacre Al-Bahloly ’73 Brenda M. Aleman Benedetti Tara Deanisha Alexander ’12 Tonya D. Alexander ’16 Andrew C. Allen Michael J. Allen Dr. Diana L. Allison Kathy Lynn Allwein ’12 Dr. Felix D. Almaraz Jr. Gabrielle Alicia Alvarado ’11 Ysabel D. Alvarez Henry J. Amen III American College of Osteopathic Famiy Physicians Dr. Nancy El-Hitamy Amir Oscar Anaya Patricia M. Anderson ’88 David Anderson Dr. Lydia M. Andrade Ildiko Angyal ’93 Amy Diane Antoniak Margaret P. Applewhite ’90 Dr. Barbara ArandaNaranjo ’88 Maria Cristina Ariza ’92 Mark Arnold Dr. Donna Beth Aronson Erika Anne ArredondoHaskins ’05 Jessie Emmons Ash NTCM ’75 Guadalupe Atienzo Dr. Rebecca Lee Attridge † Deceased

Celina Choate Aur ’17 Jean G. Avila Adrian Maurice Ayala Lortiz Babilonia Karon Bacon Lu Bai ’18 Raymond D. Baird Rickie Lynn Baker Diana G. Balderas Rose Marie Balderas ’16 Alexis Mari Banda ’18 Siete Banderas Robert Edward Barclay Jr. Scott Sean Barclay ’16 Judy Ann Barger Sean Robert Barna ’13 Elvira Puig Barrera ’71 Celeste Robbins Barron ’64 Julie M. Bartlett ’97 Patricia J. Bartosh ’53 Isabel S. Bass Trey Bates Clara Elizabeth Bauer ’54 Neuza Freire Beal ’86 Dr. Tina Chohee Beck Harriet Swofford Becker ’73 Dr. Diana Ardith Beckmann-Mendez Tyler Bell Robert Mario Benton ’04 Earl Bentz Tomasa Garza Berry ’86 Sheryl Brown Bibles ’77 Carla Bick ’02 Albert M. Biedenham III Bill & Shannon Brewster Foundation Bill Miller Bar-B-Q Inc. Lende Bird Jim Blakey Roy H. Bleiberg Jacob David Wade Bloodworth ’17 Blue Sotto Photo Studio Christine Bodily Patricia Villareal Bondesen ’13 Col. Laura Rivas Boone USAF (Ret.) ’71 Dr. Stefanie S. Boswell Elizabeth A. Boyle Kelly Bratcher Benita J. Bratcher

Ellen Hall Brennan ’74 Laurie L. Brewer Brian McLoughlin & Associates Inc. Norma Briceno-Galan ’17 David Byron Brigham ’95 Brighton Collectibles Kimberly Ann Brinster ’79 Jill Briscoe Kimberly D. Britsch Doris M. Brown Carmen L Bruni ’93 Laura Moore Brusenhan ’71 Andre Roosevelt Buchanan-Dempsey ’17 Margaret Allison Buck ’06 Gary Buck Bulverde Vision Center PC Burger Boy Bandera Rd. Yvonne Calvo Burns Shawnta M. Burton ’02 Belinda Bustos-Ybarra ’17 Willie Lois Butler Grant ’72 Nydia Lisette Cabra Dorothy Maxine Cadena ’58 Amy Lynn (Conti) Calderon ’05 Kimvy Vu Calpito Blanca Rosa Camarillo ’18 Loralee L. Cameron Patsy Baros Camp ’68 Irene Canales George Albert Cantu ’98 Leticia Cardenas Cantu ’80 Santiago Caraballo ’16 Simon C. Cardenas ’15 Hallie Powell Cardwell Dr. William L. Carleton Jenny Lou Carnes ’00 Mona Searcy Carrico ’73 Tammy Lynn Casas Francis Brian Cassidy ’16 Katherine Cazamias Catsifas ’53 Dr. Kimberly Ann Byrd Cauthon Jacob Torres Cavazos ’18 Debra R. Cesaro ’85 Timothy Myles Champagne Jr. Dr. Victoria Shih Huei Chang

Amanda Jewell Chase Dr. Alakananda Ray Chaudhuri Janine Lezette Chavez ’18 Ann Francis Chiburis ’54 Jamie Childers Juanita Herff Chipman ’44 Edgar A. Christy Clara A. Chumney Dr. Lisa Robbin Chun Monica Clarke ’01 Coffman Real Estate Investments Inc. Betty Ann Brooks Coker ’80 Dr. Adeola Olateju Coker Elledelia Colunga ’17 Christopher Allen Combs ‘14 Comet Cleaners - Bandera Rd. Dr. Charles Gerald Connor Michael J. Conti Carolyn Susanne Cook Ronald R. Cooley ’11 Larry D. Cordell Marisela Cortez Kyle Nathaniel Cortines Cowboy Grading Inc. Dorothy Mora Cox ’80 Rebecca S. Crappell Rita Marie Crawford RN, BSN ’87 Sam Creswell Dr. Amy Faye Crocker Jairo E. Cruces ’17 Francisco Cruz Ana Cecilia Cruz Vazquez Sylvia G. Cuellar-Rascoe Culver/Landtx Diana Lozano Czar ’67 Kevin Daily Dallas Mavericks Stephen W. Danko ’77 Dr. Nydia Tijerina Darby ’14 Yvonne A. Davila Jessica E. Davila-Burnett ’05 Dell Marie Davis Marlyn Kay Davis ’68 Dr. Patricia M. Hills Davis ’75

A MISSION & A JOURNEY Every day, students across UIW campuses and schools take important steps along their education journeys.

Along the way they are inspired and formed by the University’s core values.

E D U C AT I O N The University educates men and women who will become concerned and enlightened citizens.

TRUTH The faculty and students support one another in the search for the communication of truth.

FAITH The University is committed to educational excellence in a context of faith in Jesus Christ, the Incarnate Word of God.

SERVICE The curriculum includes a global perspective and an emphasis on social justice and community service.

I N N O VA T I O N The University is open to thoughtful innovation that serves the spiritual and material needs of people.

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Katherine F. De La Garza Dr. John A. De La Garza Rebecca De Leon Alvarez ’01 Mya Renee De Los Santos Joseph De Mott Michael DeBuysere ’70 Graciela Castro DeJesus Cynthia Ann Delagarza ’18 Jessica DeLaRosa ’13 Alma Blanche Delgado Sr. Louise Delisi CCVI ’67 Dr. Alice Sterner Demi DNS, FAAN ’69 Barbara Ann Derbes ’66 Joann Dewe-Mathews ’63 Lupe Diaz ’07 Dr. Amy Diepenbrock Janet Koethe Dietel ’70 Dietz-McLean Optical Co. Inc. Melissa G Digby ’02 Dr. Holly Ann DiLeo Dr. Scott Alan Dittloff William Samuel Dockery ’06 Michael Anthony Doherty ’12 Dr. Jean Dowling Dols Leticia Dominguez ’11 Vivian Wood Donahoe ’56 Dr. Thomas Adam Dotter ’16 Doubletree Hotel by Hilton San Antonio Airport Ceira Drabant ’17 Jane T. Drought Barbara Duddings Sharon L. Duke Lotz ’85 Dr. Phyllis A. Duncan ’07 Dury’s Gun Shop, Inc. Patricia A. Dwyer Thomas Matthew Dziuk Mary Beth Eager ’81 Seth Kole Eaves ’18 Barbara M. Murphy Edwards ’67 El Jarro De Arturo Cecilia Bridget Elizondo Herrera ’77 Terri Ann Elliott Richard Emmert Melissa Ivette Enriquez ’14 Enterprise Rent-A-Car Sidney V. Smith Erlinger ’54 Leticia Ann Escobedo Lizeth G. Escobedo ’15 Estilo Interiors & Gifts Linda L. Etter Blanche E. Faith ’72 Gary S. Farmer Paula Marie Fassi ’77 Dr. Maria Felix-Ortiz Ruth A. Felty ’65 Anna M. Femat ’03 Dr. Amy S. Ferguson Emelie Jolly Fern ’58 Adolph Fierros Julio E. Figueroa MD

Diane Fisher Fleming’s Steakhouse Deanna Jo Fling ’11 Melissa Anne Flores ’09 Pamela Quitta Flynn ’66 Stephen Richard Fogle Andrew Fohn Louise Berensten Ford ’63 Dr. Maria Lourdes Fortepiani Kelly Fowler Lucretia Maria Fraga Julianna Erzsebet Franklin Dr. Rheaclare Fraser-Spears Megan Alyssa French ’07 Shawna M. Frerich ’05 Kimber Fuccello Marilyn Fullmer-Umari Yu Ting Fung Willis Fusilier Emma Jean Gahan Leah Rose Galarza ’17 Jessica Gallardo ’17 Gamez Trucking LLC Lori A. Gandy ’03 Gary Douglas Gant ’82 Rosemary R. Garcia CFRE ’91 Mario Rodriguez Garcia Cynthia Garcia ’14 Juanita Garcia ’58 Gustavo Pineyro Garcia ’08 Vanessa Garcia Tara O’Gorman Garner ’83 Garner Family Fund Melinda M. Garriga Holly J. Garriga Dr. Diana R. Garza ’01 Jessie Garza Darren Garza Keri Gay Martha George ’52 Eric D. Gillberg Dr. Irene C. Gilliland Steve Giust Marlene Joseph Glade Janet Kathleen Glynn ’00 Ann Goetz ’71 Laura L. Goins Mark Anthony Gomez Dr. Anna M. Gonzaba Sydney Gonzales ’17 Mario Gonzalez Richard Gonzalez ’12 Heron Gonzalez Daniel Scott Gonzalez Dr. Hector Hugo Gonzalez ’63 Consuelo Puentes Gonzalez ’73 Annette Goodson Chase Gorman Adela M. Gott ’99 Patricia A Grandberry ’76 James L. Green III ’12 Lisa A Griffith ’83 Andrew Grove Carole Madigan Gruber ’81 Gruene Historic District Ester Guante-Rodriguez ’08

Mahesh Gune Ricardo Mario Gutierrez Peter Gutierrez Reynaldo Gutierrez Simon G. Gutierrez Stephanie Jane Hamilton John Henry Hanson ’18 Meredith Harigan Gerald Butler Harkless ’72 Teresa L. Harmon ’67 Dr. Kathleen L. Ordons Harr ’76 Krista Harris Matthew B. Harrison Dexter Haskins Gretchen Haynes Elizabeth Ann Hazuda O’Connor Teri P. Henderson Natalia Hendrichs ’17 Dr. Adreain Maurice Henry Robert Herbst Elizabeth Bowen Hernandez ’82 Jose Antonio Hernandez JD ’01 Christopher D. Hernandez ’17 Lisa Leanne Hernandez-Bobrow ’11 Theresa M. HernandezTijerina ’93 Valerie Ann Herrera ’12 Jose M. Herrera ’03 Holy Family Catholic School James Marion Honea Jr. ’87 Dr. Cheryl K. Horlen Mary Ann Mancini Horton ’68 Janet Howard Larry A. Howard Paul A. Hudec Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Hudson Teresa M. Huettner ’92 Linda T. Hummel Julie Ann Hutcheson Aileen Marie Wick Hybner ’69 Jenise Michele Ingleston ’18 Ingram Family Foundation Juliette Insaustegui ’56 Christine A. Irvin ’59 Alice Marie Graves Irving MSN ’75 Alexander Iskrenko J. Prime Steakhouse Philip D. Jackson Carolyn Martinez Janik ’62 David Jarrell ’17 Kenneth J. Jarzombek ’03 Ana M. Jimenez ’00 Mary Cheesman Jinks Kay W. Jones ’58 Marlon Brando Jones ’87 Sharon Dawn Josephs ’14 JTJ Marketing Inc. James Gerard Jurek, Jr. ’12 Dr. Debora Zamora Kaliski

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Lana K. Kanak David Kauffman Judith L. Lambert Keller ’90 Sarah Kendall Sally Kibbe C’Leste Killian-Huck ’64 Kimberly J. Kimbro Eddie Darnell King ’17 Dr. Mary Ann Klein ’65 Margaret E. Kloza Pellek ’56 Troy Andrew Knicker -bocker ’04 Mark Koshnick Rebecca Marie Kosub ’17 Mary Agnes Kozlowsk ’66 MaryKay Grant Kreszenzia ’65 Kimberly D. Krie ’10 Maria Del Socorro Kypuros-Ortiz ASCP ’58 La Quinta Inn & Suites Dr. Philip E. Lampe Maria M. Lanfor ’11 Addie M. Langehennig ’10 Javier D. Lara Lisa Latiff Lucilla Aguirre Lawrence ’59 Maria Blanca Leal Alejandro J. Leal ’14 Belinda Lee Kruti R. Lehenbauer Gigi Lehman Kathleen Klein LeStrange ’67 James Letchworth Natalie Berkman Levine ’94 David Lile Tammy Camille Lindsey -Killough RN ’99 Heather Lyn Estelle Litwhiler Llano Estacado Winery Jean Elizabeth Loden ’03 Patricia T. Long Sparks ‘00 Andrea Espinoza Longoria ’15 Philip Wayne Lopes Jr. Vanessa G. Lopez ’14 Nataly Gutierrez Lopez ’14 Rey Lopez Dr. Daniel Lovasz Jonathan Carl Lovejoy Marcie Lee Loven Peg Luby Weisbruch ’57 Lisa R. Ludemann Christine Luna Richard Luna Helen Lutz Theresa Maguire Lymbery ’82 Cathy Yvonne Lynn ’85 Taylor Layne Maag ’18 Maria E. Macias Luis Martin Macias Dr. Amyn Madhani ’12 Kacy Maglich Dr. Rhea Teresa Mahbubani Dr. Carolyn Elizabeth Majcher

For friend and benefactor, Dr. Robert E. Kelso Lt. Col. (Ret.) ‘12 art, faith and philanthropy are intertwined. Kelso and his late wife Dr. Betty Stieren Kelso traveled the world collecting beautiful works of art for their private collection, and in 2015, some select pieces found a new home at UIW. The opening of the Kelso Art Center brought icons, paintings, Santos and other religious works from different countries and art periods to the Kelso Gallery, which houses the University’s permanent

Donna K. Manna ’00 † Anthony Marelli ’16 Debbie Margozewitz Jennifer Marshall Vanessa Casanova Martinelli Marisa Nicole Martinez Luis Vela Martinez ’10 Eric Martinez ’12 Brenda Ann Martinez ’10 Elizabeth Y. Martinez ’98 Marisol Ramos Martinez ’14 Martinez Packaging Group, LLC Massage Heights Jennifer Ann Mattingsley Cindy M. Maulsby Rommie Lee Maxey Jeanette H. May Major Robert Eugene McCain ’79 Jennifer Brittany McCall ’11 Margaret Hess McChesney Christopher M. McCollum Meghan Ann McCormick ’18 Leticia R. McElmeel Michael McGinity Dr. James Michael McGuire Kyle McLaughlin Cheryl Lynn McMullan JD ’70 Carmen Frances Vivas McNease ‘55 M. Diane McOmie Benjamin C. McPherson Jr. ’93 Charles A. McWhorter ’11 Bill McWhorter Michelle VictoriaMedellin ’86 Rolando Alfredo Medina ’18 Jessica Ann Medina ’17 Thomas R. Meeks Dr. Yolanda Melendez Elisa Menchaca ’57 Dr. Barbara Meismer Menconi ’78 Lelani Anne Mercado ’98 Dr. Paul Francis Messina Brandon Thomas Metroka Alan P. Metts ’97 Delia G. Meyer Miami Seaquarium Heather K. Miller ’16 Dorothy N. Mills Margaret A. Mitchell Dolores & John K. Mitchell Liming Gay Mok ’77 Kristin Monahan ’93 Dr. Amalia Mondriguez Shawn Monroe Coeta K. Montgomery Joan Elizabeth Moody ’76 Jacqueline L. Moore ’92 Richard Moos Lidia Garza Morales Esq. ’66

collection. This year, Kelso continued to support the work he and Betty worked so lovingly to establish by donating a new piece to their namesake gallery. Of Mexican origin, the 19th century sculpture features a dark-haired Madonna with an elaborately adorned gown holding a smiling Christ child. While a beautiful addition to the gallery, the piece also furthers the Kelsos’ desire to make such works accessible to students and, as Betty said in 2015, provide “food for the soul.”

Magdalis Morales ’17 Brett T. Morgan Kendra Moriarty ’11 Sylvia V. Morin Gregorio Padilla Morin Patricia Lynch Morris MEd ’63 Dr. Anita T. Mosley Mamie Wong Moy ’50 Anthony F. Mullen Dianne M. Munns ’62 Kathleen P. Musselman ’71 Barbara Myerson Joseph Naples Dr. Srihari Narayanan Dr. Lopita Nath Oscar Ramirez Nava Jr. J. Kenneth Neal Lari Nelson Hannah Marie Nelson Holly Ann Nelson Patricia A. Nelson Crane ’53 Magdalena NevarezMaldonado Marguerite Elizabeth Newcomb Robert Lee Newman Amy Elizabeth Newsom Samuel Ng Aimee Rosario Ng ’17 Mary Small Nichols ’52 Teresa Clem Nicholso ’54 Peggy Schott Nickel ’57 Gladys Henke Niemann ’50 Saralicia Neri Nino ’18 Michele Ann Nobs RN ’80 Robert F. Nocito ’08 Monica E. Nolan ’94 Suzanne Nolan Kaitlin Catherine Noriega Judy Northcut Margaret Wurts Norton Tim Novosad NuStar Logistics L.P. Hollie J. Oaks ’18 Anna Obregon ’16 Mary O’Brien ’67 Dr. Anita Kay Ochsner RN-C, Ed.D. ’57 Karynn Kolm O’Connell Dr. Bernadette E. O’Connor ’66 Mark O’Dell Teresa Olivarez Dr. Michael Jae Olivarez ’14 Laura Anne Oliver Omni Austin Hotel Southpark Dr. Robert Onofre James Onyeneke ’18 Pete Ortega Adelina Ortiz Paula Ortiz Norma D. Ovalle Paesanos Di San Antonio Ltd. Dr. John Rhodes Paige Fr. Gilbert A. Pansza ’95 Martha Edwards Pape ’63 Dr. Teresa Taylor Partridge Shannon Alicia Patterson ’18 Jane Pauley-Flores Myra J. Payne Burton ’94 PB&JK Enterprises LLC

Joyce & Daniel A. Pedrotti Jr. Deborah Pendarvis Peggy Marie Penshorn ’56 Sharon Marie Perez ’74 Brenda Lynn Perez ’02 Christina Marie Perez ’07 Ana Perez Dr. Evan John Petersen Jeanette Marie Pierce Dr. Doshie Pelarr Piper Kelly Powers Pittman Rachel Polimeni ’15 Dr. Mary L. Pratt ’99 Otilie M Prikryl Kitowski ’62 Dr. Duane W. Proppe David Lee Pryor Publishing Concepts L.P. Quarry Nails Mary Jo Quinn ’66 Vivian M. Quintanilla Barbara Qunn Betty Scott Rabalais ’48 Amanda A. Rakowitz ’05 Dr. Monica N. Ramirez ’02 Tomasa Chacon Ramirez ’64 Maria Minerva Ramirez ’70 Reggie M. Ramirez ’00 Anna Ramirez Marisela Rangel ’95 Judith Ann Trevino Rath ’69 Wallace Lynn Reams ’90 Armando Rey II Gloria Reyna ’16 Anne L. Richards Andrea Richardson ’16 Dr. Brett Andrew Richardson Tim Rigsby Rosa Ana Riojas ’92 Grace Rios River Bend Golf Club At Floresville Rebecca Lynn Rivera ’16 Karen G. Roach Jennifer S. Robertson ’98 Robins & Gardner PLLC Robuck Family Living Trust Rep. Justin R. Rodriguez JD ’97 Michelle Renee Rodriguez ’13 Cynthia C. Rodriguez ’06 Lea Monique Rodriguez ’14 Clayton J. Rodriguez ’16 Maria Elena Rodriguez ’92 Hector G. Rodriguez ’06 Marissa Alejandra Rodriguez Lucero Rodriguez Tiffany Rodriguez Martin Rodriguez-Gomez ’89 John E. Rogers Celisete Adriana Romero ’15 Olivia A. Roy Dr. Alicia Rubio Melissa K. Rucker Mary Esther Ruiz ’08 Hector Ruvalcaba Cruz RWS Financial Services Nancy Ann Ryan ’97 Colleen Ryan-Domingo

John C. Ryberg Aaron Lee Rye Abigail Ruth Saenz ’18 Dr. Sally E. Said J. Frank Salas Jr. ’99 Diana V. Salazar ’08 Jennifer M. Salazar ’04 Dr. Joseph T. Salazar ’14 San Antonio Copy Concierge LLC San Antonio Missions Baseball Club Francisco H. Sanchez Linda S. Sanchez ’81 Yvonne J. Santos ’57 Dr. John E. Sarles Dr. Gilbert Ryan Sarmiento ’12 Renee Michelle Saunders Melissa Ann Sayre Gordon Scales Pearl Ann Scheve ’85 Terry Lewis Schilousky Dr. Thomas Lee Schlenker Katherine M. Zeringue Schmidt ’73 Carmelina R. Schones Heidi Schreckenbach ’17 Neil Jacob Schroeder Carmen & Loren Scott Vickie Scott SeaWorld of Texas Inc. Barbara Seery Lass ’88 Daniel A. Segovia Naida S. Segura ’65 Doug Sehres Marsha A. Sellner Angela Suzell Settles ’17 Glen D. Shaffer Priti N. Shah ’16 Sarah Amin Shakil ’15 Helen Miles Shelton ’55 Carlota C. Sierra Dr. Donald Sikazwe Silicon Labs Matching Grant Program Michele Skeans Skin Rejuvenation Clinique & Blown Beautiful Stephen Skinner Dr. Susan Noelle Smith Evan Michael Smith ’14 Keon T. Smith ’16 Smokey Mo’s Barbecue Br. Francis J. Snider SJC James E. Snow Jr. Mary Anne De La Cruz Snyder Rose Marie Lange Snyder ’73 Jeff Soder Emmie Joanna Soles Gloria Solis Monica L. Solis-Hoefl Col. Anthony W. Soltys USA ’75 Stephanie Karin Sotello ’15 South Texas Money Management Ltd. Fillmore Keiter Spangler Allison Speakmon ’14 David Speakmon Jo Ann Spears ’84 Spice of Life Catering Olinda Pando Spitzer ’73 Dr. Norman Scott St. Clair

’97 Carol Kettler Staha ’64 Dora Rodriguez Stahl ’55 Tanja Stampfl Dr. John Joseph Stankus Kimberly Sue Stanzione ’92 Angelica Michelle Stephens Susan Ellen Stephens ’03 Vertice J. Sterling BS RN ’77 Andrea K. Stevens ’63 James Keith Stiffler Stodkmens National Bank in Cotulla Alisha Stoll Stray Grape Urban Winery Margaret E Allen Strickland ’71 Michael Suda Victoria Alexandra Sulaica Gordon A. Sumner ’94 T Bar M Resort & Conference Center Nathan Taggart Reynaldo Talamantez III Lesa Talley Linda C. Taylor Brian J. Taylor Tea Time Mary Elizabeth Teal Dr. Suleyman Tek Mary Frances Teniente PE ’72 Ana Lidia Terry MS, RD, LD ’94 Tesoro Petroleum Corporation Texas Hills Vineyard Texas Humor Texas Legato Winery Texas Stars Hockey The Magik Theater Sheri Lynn Garland Thomas ’67 Gayle Thomas Deborah A. Thomas Karen Thompson Tawana Timberlake Lori Bennett-Tips ’89 Nelda C. Tobias Belma Tobias Tobin Center for the Performing Arts Marshal R. Tolle Susan Hoera Toppin Diane T. Cortez Torres RN ’72 Catherine Adriana Torres Yvonne Torres David R. Trevino ’16 Michael Trevino ’18 Trimfoot Co. LLC Cathy S. Trostmann ’58 Julia Tung Tsai BSN ’64 Christina Tumbusch ’13 Carol L. Twombly ’74 Mary A. Pesek Tymrak ’56 Carla Lea Tyson ’82 Steve Underwood United Health Group University Bowl Theresa Urbanovsky Alicia Cervera Valdez ’63 Paul Vandenraadt Kathy S. Vargas Dr. Leticia Vargas ’95 Eduardo Vasquez

Rosemary Vasquez Adria Palacios Vasquez Claire C. Vaughan Jorge Alberto Vazquez Jr. ’15 Eduardo R. Vega Teresa A. Velasco ’13 Teresa DeLeon Velasquez Daniel G. Veliz Dr. David G. Vequist Patricia Marie Verde ’01 Gloria Balleza Verna ’71 Hector B. Vicenty ’18 Jose Luis Villarreal Col. Eugenia Ann Vineys ’70 Carol C. Vogel ’80 Cynthia Kae Voyce Mary Caldeira Wade ’50 Margaret W. Walker Patricia McShane Wallace ’64 Jackie Wallace James Wallace James Parrish Waller Col. Marian J. I. Walls ’70 Dr. Lee Ann Waltz Robert Watters Richard S. Watts Pauline Weber Turner ’95 Dr. Karen Lorena Weis Diane Barron Weynand ’64 Patricia A. White Kerwin ’69 Michelle Whitehead ’13 Kenneth Whitehead Joyce J. Wieding ’71 Dr. Earlanda Lynn Williams Cheryl Wilson Williams RHIA ’74 Patricia Lee Williams ’72 R. James Willis Bruce Eugene Willis ’06 Barbara K. Wilson Jessica Wilson Kelly C. Wilson Thomas J. Wilson ’13 Brian Gregory Wilson Dorothy Barnes Winfield ’60 Christy L. Wisely ’03 Sandi J. Wolff ’18 Joan Weilbacher Woodley Esther M. Hofmann Wright ’53 Patricia A. Wueste Whitted JD ’75 Dr. Alan Perry Xenakis Dr. Zhanbo Yang Sonia Marie Ybanez ’02 Everett A. Ybarra ’12 Leticia Martinez Ybarra ’95 Dr .Raghunandan Yendapally Cristina Zalaznik Theresa Ann Zaldivar ’52 Arturo Zapata Jr. ’12 Julius F. Zatopek III Ruth A. Nelson Zetik ’68 Wenyan Zhang Patricia Rivas Zuniga ’03 Manuel Zuniga

GIFTS IN HONOR OF OTHERS Names in bold are being honored

ADCAP Class of 2005 Margie Alicia Aguirre ’06 † Deceased

Dr. Louis J. Agnese, Jr. Dr. David M. Jurenovich

Violet and Oliver Ayala Dr. Paul Edward Ayala

Bruno Benedetti Brenda M. Aleman Benedetti

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Shirley Caldera Marisol M. Scheer CCVI Jubilarians: Sr. Mary Margaret Bright CCVI, Sr. Cynthia Ann Stacy CCVI, Sr. Yolanda Tarango CCVI, Sr. Shirley Therese Vaughn CCVI Sr. Kathleen Coughlin CCVI ’67 Paul & Daphne Clarkson Amanda A. Rakowitz ’05 Dr. Bob Connelly Dr. Glenn Edward James Sr. Germaine Corbin CCVI Jane Merrill Holder Hadley ’69 Joy Curnutt’s Birthday Peggy Calhoun ’99 Maryanne Leeper Mike Curnutt’s Birthday Peggy Calhoun ’99 Mark & Sharon Davila Dr. Trey David Guinn

Dr. John De La Garza Jason Brooks Raisa De La Rosa Jessica DeLaRosa ’13 Dr. Thomas M. Evans Dr. Denise J. Doyle Joyce Marie Horner Dr. David M. Jurenovich Dr. Lisa L. McNary ’91 Dorothy Ferrell Dr. Mary Ann Hogan David Franklin Annette Franklin Thompson Clarissa Garcia ‘18 Margaret Louise Garcia Lauren Gonzales Mercedes J. Moreno ’13 Roslyn E. Grimes Latrecia Lynn DavisJohnson Bobbie Gunter Dr. Martha Danielle Gunter ’08

Angela Hoefl Monica L. Solis-Hoefl J.E. & L.E. Mabee Library Staff Dr. Cheryl A. Anderson Priscilla Johnson Jessica E. Davila-Burnett ’05 Sr. Martha Ann Kirk ’68 Dr. Roger C. Barnes Dr. Sara Kolb Dr. Maria Diane Gillespie ’05 Dr. Kathleen Light’70 Itza I. Casanova Stephanie Lord Dr. Kevin Charles Lord Bertha G. Lujano Dr. Julio Lujano-Gutierrez Katelyn E. Mead Margaret Walker Scavo

Harper & Turner Metting Sr. Martha Ann Kirk CCVI ’68 Randy Morris Raye W. Morris Jennifer Naples Joseph Naples Alphonse and Jean Nocito Robert F. Nocito ’08 Nursing Class of 1971 Margaret E. Allen Strickland ’71 Robert & Patricia Peak Terence E. Peak ’05 Sr. M. Alocoque Power CCVI Carol Kettler Staha ’64 Col. John E. Rogers Jr. John E. Rogers Rosalinda Santellano Luis Martin Macias Grace Sarate-Ramos Valerie Jean Vargas ’10 Jennifer Singel BSN

Dr. Laurie Jo Singel Sr. Brigida Smiley CCVI Dr. Mary Allyn Watson ’76 Hugo & Norma Sulaica Victoria Alexandra Sulaica The Whitehurst Family & The Cooper Family Ildiko Angyal ’93 Marie & Charles Thurston Dr. Renee Thurston Moore ’03 Odell Tyson Carla Lea Tyson ’82 UIW Baseball Samuel Thompson UIW Community Dr. Donna Beth Aronson Dr. Kevin Vichcales Dr. Letitia Harding ’00 Deb Youngblood Phillip D. Youngblood

G R A D U A T I O N C L A S S C A M PA I G N

Members of the Fall Class of 2017 and Spring Class of 2018 are among UIW’s newest alumni, and many have already given back to their alma mater through the Graduation Class Campaign that allows them to honor someone with their gift.

Names in bold are being honored by students.

Keith Castille Dayra Hunter James Hunter Sr. Natalie Hunter-Castille ’18 Dr. Esmeralda De Los Santos Dr. Thomas Adam Dotter ’18 Kyle Eaves Alicia Rodriguez de Rubic

Jan Wallace Marynell & Wendell Wallace Kole Eaves ’18 Coleen & Domenic Danonico Dr. Joe Garcia Donald & Judith Hanson Professor Brenda Werts John Hanson ’18 Lilly Villanueva Douglas Piper

Christopher D. Hernandez ’17 Kent Dolasky Chris Gutierrez Michael Ingleston Gavin & Solai Jenise Ingleston ’18 Dr. Frank Duperier Ralph & Jean McCormick Dr. Paul Selinkoff Dr. John Young III

Meghan McCormick ’18 Veronica Garza Dr. Theresa Martines Tom & Angela Oaks Beth Villarreal Hollie Oaks ’18 Dr. Annette Craven Renita Mitchell Dr. Patricia Adams Dr. Osman Ozturgut Shannon Alicia Patterson ’18

Ruben & Irma Romero Maria S. Romero Celina & Jesus Romero Lupe & Omar Casanova Celisete Adriana Romero ’18 Ana Vazquez Nieves Gonzalez Nora Gonzalez Josie Dobroski Jorge Alberto Vazquez Jr. ’18

G I F T S I N M E M O RY O F OT H E R S Names in bold are being memorialized

Dr. Ben Blanco UIW ADCAP Jessica E. Davila-Burnett ’05 Sr. Joseph Marie Armer CCVI Dr. James Glen Van Straten ’61 Manuel Barboza Alma Blanche Delgado Susan Behrens Arthur J. Behrens Ernst and Pauline Bergmann Lorraine E. Ewers ’02 Sr. Antoninus Buckley & Sister Marie Gortti Zehr CCVI Ronald C. Turner ’80 Lon Cantrell Marguerite Elizabeth Newcomb Carolina, Tim & Margaret Dr. Amalia Mondriguez Dr. Bob Connelly Dr. Kathleen M. Light ’70 Dr. Lopita Nath David Lee Pryor Dr. Sally E. Said Tanja Stampfl James Parrish Waller Jason Curnutt Peggy Calhoun ’99 Mike W. Curnutt Joy L. Curnutt 18

Jeffrey M. Curnutt Maryanne Leeper Jane Pauley-Flores Professional Estate Sales Evelyn Decedue Christina M. Martinez Luis Escobedo Carmen D. Rivera Lucia Perez Espinosa Maria Elisa Gonzales ’05 Milton Fiala, Sr. Priscila Fiala ’04 Raquel Flores Lupita Mireles Reyes ’77 Ernestina Gallardo Dr. Tina J. Siller ’04 Mary Gamez Maria E. Macias Josefina R. Garcia Rosemary R. Garcia ’91 Ralph Steven Grandberry Patricia A. Grandberry ’76 Dr. Doris Grosskreutz St. Susie Charitable Foundation Mary W. Herbers Dr. M. Sharon Herbers Winfred Dennis Jansen Laura Ann Gonzales Sr. M.E. Joyce Lisa A. Griffith ’83 Jerome M. Jurenovich Dr. David M. Jurenovich Dr. Betty Kelso

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Barbara K. Wilson Peggy Wolff Lewis Andrew C. Allen Rene R. Barrientos Carol C. Bentley Mr & Mrs. Earl Bentz and Family Albert M. Biedenham III Randy J. Boatright Jill Briscoe Laura Moore Brusenhan ’71 Hallie Powell Cardwell Edgar A. Christy Culver/Landtx James L. Donnell Jr. Jane T. Drought A. Baker Duncan Dury’s Gun Shop Inc. Gary S. Farmer Blair Fitzsimons Forum Group Pat and T. C. Frost Jr.† Marsha S. Hillman Ingram Family Foundation Joeris General Contractors Ltd. Julian Gold Inc Dr. Robert E. Kelso Lt. Col. (Ret.) ‘12 Gloria Gouger Massey Laura McDonald ’84 Dr. & Mrs. Joe McFarlane Bill McWhorter

Dolores & John K. Mitchell J. Kenneth Neal Judy Northcut Paula & Dick Peacock Robins & Gardner PLLC Jenny E. Schimpff ’97 South Texas Money Management Ltd. Stodkmens National Bank in Cotulla Dr. Ruth Eilene Sullivan Patrick H. Swearingen Jr. Alex R. Thomas Steve Underwood Claire C. Vaughan Ann B. Watson Mimi B. Weber Paula M. Welder Barbara K. Wilson Joan Weilbacher Woodley John Lile Raymond D. Baird Joseph De Mott Dick McCracken Sheryl W. & Henry Bonilla Dr. Jimell Erwin Cheryl Lynn McMullan ’70 Dr. Lisa Lynn McNary ’91 Dr. Leta Kay Menton ’67 Brig. Gen. Thomas G. Murnane & Mrs. Constance Pollock Murnane

Brig. Gen. Charles V L. Elia (Ret.) Holy Family Catholic School Charles Pipes Karen G. Roach Susan Hoera Toppin Irene May Warwas Murphy ‘60 Dr. Frederick A. Murphy Donna Muslin Michelle & Stephen A. Lipari Mary Helen Neri Peggy J. Behrendt ’67 Sr. Margaret Helen Newman Sr. Walter Maher CCVI ’67 Damontre N. Pamilton ’12 Cristen Rae Alicea ’03 Heather K. Miller ’16 Heather Marie Rodriguez ’06 Anne Marie Pantuso Blase P. Pantuso† Pinkie Pinner Dr. Lisa Lynn McNary ’91 John Henry Piper Sr. Dr. Doshie Pelarr Piper Miguel Angel Ramos Sr. Marisol Ramos Martinez ’14 Brad Robinson Dr. Shandra Esparza

Dora Ruffner Margaret A. Mitchell George B. Ruiz Mary Esther Ruiz ’08 Ida Sacre Karen Sacre Al-Bahloly ’73 Joseph T. Sette Gayle Biehunko Sette ’73

Robert Sosa M. Diane McOmie Dylan Spacee Alice Elaine Olson ’16 Sr. Theresa Ildiko Angyal ’93 Msgr. Lawrence Stuebben Dr. Maria Diane Gillespie ’05

Edward and Cella Todd Leslie Noel Todd Doris A. Varner (née Cholick ’57) Mary Ninfa Villegas Tannen ’57 Shirley Borg Vorpahl Dr. Cynthia Vorpahl Purcell

Tammie Faye Wallace, precious mother of Tabitha Carolina UIW Anonymous Dr. Annemarie Walsh Gary Buck Nancy & Peter C. Reininger John C. Ryberg

Laura Lee Holland Shaw ’82 Donald & Phillis Wilson Dr. Cyndi Wilson Porter

C O R P O R AT E M ATC H I N G G I F T S

Individuals with gifts matched by corporations Accenture James F. Flores

AT&T John Regan

ConocoPhillips Rafael Lara ’91

Travelers Derek Ferguson ’11

Aetna Deanna Bostow ’18

Bank of America Margie Wiatrek Joffe ’01

IBM Gayle Sette ’73

Veritas Technologies LLC Charles Sundin

Andeavor Margie Aguirre ’16 Adam Lewand ’06 Martin Padron Jr. ’12

Benevity Johnny Guillory ’02 Irene Torres ’14 Laurie Hardage

Marsh & McClennan Companies Craig Weber

Wells Fargo Julia Hamon Kristin Monahan ’93 David Ramirez ’16

To plan your gift, contact Rosie Garcia, director of Development, at (210) 829-6072 or via email at rosiep@uiwtx.edu.

VERBUM SOCIETY MEMBERS 2017

This prestigious giving society honors those who have named the University of the Incarnate Word in a planned gift. Verbum is Latin for Word and symbolic of the University’s continuing Mission of providing a quality education within the context of faith.

Dr. Louis J. & Mickey Agnese Juanita C. Alcocer ’91 Estate of Elizabeth M. Aman ’42 † Clyda Angeli William L. Bailey ’15 Martha V. Baker ’66 Geraldine Bannister ’74 Master Sgt. Gene R. Barker (Ret.) ’84 Rose Marie Bennett ’62 Dr. & Mrs. Eduardo & Irene Caballero Mr. & Mrs. Clifton J. Bolner Drs. Terry R. and Elvira L. Canales Burns ’76 Alex Castaneda ’83 Katherine C. Catsifas ’53 Dr. Carmina Chapa ’63 Lily Lee Chinn ’54 Estate of Mary Jane Ihle Clark † Carmin N. Cleavenger ’54 Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Coffey

Michael A. Cook ’81 Helen Corrigan ’56 William & Gloria Villarreal Cortez ’63 Robert Cruise Mike W. & Joy Curnutt Col. Marylin T. Davis Dr. Denise J. Doyle Dr. Alan ’07 & Barbara Dreeben Melissa Todd Espy John E. and Lea S. Lopez-Fagin ’97 Rita & John W. Feik Arthur D. Felio ’73 Emily D. Ferry ’73 Estate of Magdalena Flannery † Hayden Freeman Ruth A. Freiburg ’79 Betty & Dr. Joe L. Frost ’05 Rodger Garcia ’73 Elizabeth A. Garrett ’84 Mary A. Gilhooly ’56 Hector H. Gonzalez ’63 Drs. Tena ’06 & James W. Gorman ’06

Sharry C. Gould ’75 Lt. Col. Lewis H. Ham Jr. Dr. Lilliam R. Hernandez ’67 Judith G. Hooge ’77 Esther Hovel ’35 Estate of John N. Igo Jr. † Harry E. Jackman III ’90 Elizabeth W. Jacobs ’32 Sharon & Dr. Kenneth L. James ’77 Lucille M. Jeffery ’72 Deborah K. Jonas ‘76 Dr. Marjorie A. Jordan ’67 Ruth & Dr. Dennis F. Juren Susan L. Kennedy-Paparelli ’67 Gayle Ketchum-Long ’62 Juana Arriazola Klim ’80 Lt. Col. Lawrence M. Lewis (Ret.) † Eileen Light Ruth Lofgren Dr. A. David Mangelsdorff Estate of Dr. Richard J. McCracken ’05 † Bridget B. McDougal ‘64

Cheryl L. McMullan ’66 Marilyn A. Morgan ’76 Dr. Mary Louise Mueller † Charles R. Myers Capt. Bettye G. Nagy USN (Ret.) ’55 Kathryn K. Nelzen ’71 Robert L. Newman Maria Nora Olivarez ’55 Dr. Carmen P. Perez ’68 Col. Jean M. (Ret.) & Lt. Col. Philip Piccione (Ret.) Alice Ramirez ’05 Carolyn M. Richardson ’92 Paul Rosetti ’95 Jacqueline C. Rust ’06 Robert Seddon Gayle ’73 & Thomas Sette Estate of Robert Sosa † John & Carol Staha ’64 Ted M. & Dee Stephens Andrea K. Stevens ’86 Ruth Eilene Sullivan ’03 Sharyll Soto Teneyuca Dr. Urban G. Terbieten Ronald C. Turner ’80

Dr. Ana Maria Valadez ’58 Dr. James G. ’61 & Patricia Van Straten Marilyn Veach ’57 Dr. Barbara Ann Wagner ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Watson Jr. Dr. Mary Allyn Watson ’76 Estate of Mary Jane Watson ’55 † Maria E. Whalen ’85 Estate of Nancy Ann Wilson ’44 † And those who wish to remain anonymous.

To plan your gift and join the Verbum Society, contact Alex Castañeda, director of Major Gifts and Planned Giving, at (210) 829-6071 or via email at macasta1@ uiwtx.edu. Thank you for your support.

E M P OW E R I N G E D U C AT I O N Every gift is an investment in UIW students and in the better future they can help provide.

It’s fuel for their potential.

Generous gifts help ensure the University continues to offer pathways to exceptional liberal education for thousands of deserving students, regardless of their financial means. Across campuses, degree programs and fields of study, students are empowered to reach their higher education dreams.

† Deceased

Every effort is made to ensure names, titles and other information included herein is correct.

Any omissions or errors are unintentional and the Division of Development and University Relations would appreciate notifications of such issues. Please call (210) 829-6013.

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THE WORD

INCARNATE A SINGULAR MISSION. A COMMUNITY ENDEAVOR. There’s been much to celebrate over the past year at the University of the Incarnate Word. Each new development and every point of growth ultimately better serves the University’s Mission, which is grounded in the charism of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word. To advance in this endeavor requires the work of many hands and the commitment of many hearts, but we place the beneficiaries of our collective efforts at the center of all we do knowing each student goes on to live the Word in the world.

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hen I think of our students, I think of the word Incarnate and of a God who loves us and who loves the students entrusted to our care and service.�

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T H A N K YO U. With your gift, we can help ensure bright skies for students of the University of the Incarnate Word.

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