JWU Annual Report 2013-2014

student

a culture of

engagement Annual Report 2013–2014

Dear Friends, Colleges and universities across America are increasingly talking about the importance of connecting intellectual inquiry with the real world. This approach to education has many names — experiential education, cooperative education, internships — but it is not new to Johnson & Wales University.

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Student engagement is a crucial component of successful higher education in the 21st century.

Since the time of our founding 100 years ago, when Mary Wales said, “We should teach a thing not for its own sake but as a preparation for what lies beyond,” Johnson & Wales has embraced the notion that a properly educated person should have the kind of professional preparation and intellectual vitality that integrated learning provides. So we welcome the conversation and look forward to continuing our leading role in it.

It pleases me that none other than the National Society of Experiential Education recently recognized Johnson & Wales with its highest honor, the William M. Burke Award.

Accepting that honor on behalf of the university, I told a gathering in Baltimore that JWU is passionate about experiential education, that our philosophy starts at the highest level of the university as part of our guiding principles, and that we unabashedly believe that student engagement is a crucial component of successful higher education in the 21st century. Tens of thousands of students continue to benefit from this model, and in the end our economy and our society are better for it.

There are countless examples of how students benefit from connecting their academic programs with In 2014, on the occasion of our engagements in the world beyond centennial anniversary, JWU remains the classroom. We’ve selected just a fully committed to preparing few of those stories to illustrate the students for professional success uniqueness of a Johnson & Wales through rigorous academics, relUniversity education, and I hope you evant workplace skills, community are as inspired by them as I am. leadership opportunities and a Sincerely, unique career education model.

John J. Bowen ’77 John J. Bowen ‘77 Chancellor

Contents Pathways to Success Global Citizenship Character Development Wildcat Spirit A Competitive Edge Balancing Act

Year in Review Student Life Academics JWU Support Centennial

Stewardship Financial Report Board of Trustees Members and Officers of the Corporation Donor Listing

Pathways to Success One hundred years ago, a school was founded to prepare

committed to the pioneering notion that experience and

individuals for professions. As it celebrates its centennial

engagement combined with intellectual exploration are

anniversary, Johnson & Wales University remains

the keys to student success — in life and career.

It seems appropriate, in this centennial year, to remember that Johnson & Wales University has been serious about engaging students in an experiential learning environment for a very long time.

The premise, according to Marie Bernardo-Sousa, LP.D., senior vice president of administration, “is to provide students with a supportive environment while at JWU to help them achieve their goals and also build a network that will aid them in achieving success both personally and professionally.”

From the start, engagement involved understanding students’ career aspirations and tailoring an individual curricular roadmap to help them reach their goals. In the 1920s, that might have meant private tutoring for a known job at the Providence Telephone Company. Today, the spectrum is broader, providing opportunities for students to study abroad, work an internship, lead a club or start

a business, with a goal of “giving students the breadth and depth of experience that will serve them in their chosen professions and in their lives,” says Bernardo-Sousa, who has been a leading voice at JWU on the issue of engagement.

In its 2017: The Centennial Plan strategic initiative, the university has identified student engagement as one of four pillars that will solidify JWU’s status as an innovative leader whose education is recognized as an effective 21st-century model of higher education. Drawing on its unique history, the university is continuing its pioneering ways in providing students with new and enhanced learning opportunities and experiences.

The following pages contain five stories of students and the student engagement opportunities that are preparing them for professional success and lifelong personal and intellectual growth.

Global Citizenship South of Cape Town, South Africa, the streets of Khayelitsha Township are cramped with colorful shacks of mismatched rusty sheet metal.

Billowing electric wires link each teetering structure. Garbage, piled and scattered, buries the region.

Stray dogs wander the streets.

Riding the bus through Khayelitsha Township Anna Inthanonh’s eyes filled with tears. She and a group of JWU students from all four campuses were about to begin a month-long study abroad program to learn and work with children in community centers and camps. They didn’t know what to expect. But

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The experience ... changed my perspective on poverty.

Anna Inthanonh ’14

when the bus doors opened, they were welcomed by a community with smiles and happiness, bringing Inthanonh a sense of joy that would change her life forever.

Although the web can link us to anywhere on Earth, the best way to learn about the world is immersion in another country or discussing world issues with someone from another culture. Through JWU’s dozens of study abroad programs, internships, and on-campus

experiences, students can become true global citizens.

“Successful graduates must be able to think and act with awareness of the world around them,” says Shelley Stephenson, dean of international programs in Providence. To drive that philosophy, JWU formed the Global Learning Committee to embrace diversity, increase opportunities for global learning, incorporate global current events into the classroom, and create global citizens.

“By challenging students to listen to others and think about international issues, students gain an increased awareness of and appreciation for the world,” says Denver’s Richard Wiscott, PhD, vice president and dean of academic affairs.

“The experience in South Africa brought apartheid to life and changed my perspective on poverty,” says Inthanonh, who is awaiting a Peace Corps assignment. “Now I want to continue to give back to the world.”

Character Development When you see Johnnie Hubbard ’14 in front of a crowd, it’s hard to imagine him as a once-shy young teen.

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He helped give me a voice to stand up for myself.

Johnnie Hubbard ’14

Today, as president of Collegiate DECA’s Executive Officer Team, he can address hundreds of peers and supervisors with ease, motivate scores of students with humor and sound advice, and set goals to potentially gain nearly 20,000 new DECA members around the country.

to go in the organization,” Hubbard says. “He helped give me a voice to stand up for myself.”

JWU North Miami Professor Jack Rose, executive director of the

mentors for giving him leadership opportunities. But he knows he’s

Florida Association of Collegiate DECA and Hubbard’s advisor at JWU, continued to support Hubbard’s involvement. “He guided me into where I wanted

not finished yet. “When I graduated from high school, my grandmother told me, ‘One day, you’re going to be someone, as long as you listen and stay focused,’” Hubbard shares. “I’ve taken her words to heart, and I know I have to keep going, keep trying.”

Gaining experience in leadership roles through DECA, student government or similar organizations is a significant part of the Johnson & Wales experience, says Scott Lyons, His high school advisor, “the rock director of Student Innovation & at the beginning of my journey,” reLeadership, Providence Campus. marks Hubbard, first tapped into his “These experiences develop charpotential when he was a freshman at acter, commitment and skills like Jupiter (Fla.) High School. “She saw strategic planning,” he says. “It’s so that I couldn’t stand in front of my rewarding to hear alumni talk about class or a crowd,” and thought DECA how they apply skills they learned as could help build public speaking students to their careers today.” skills — and confidence.

Hubbard credits DECA and his

Wildcat Spirit Why would a stellar high school soccer athlete choose a university that didn’t even have a team?

“I really liked the coaches,” says Denver Campus’s Lucas Prolow, a sophomore centerback for the Wildcats, who is majoring in business administration. “Plus,” he admits, “I wanted to be a part of something just starting up. I wanted to be part of a legacy.”

Since 2012, the Denver athletic program has added seven teams, doubling the number of sports teams on campus, and tripling the number of student-athletes.

But the rapid growth in athletics has added much more than new faces. “Sports brings an energy to campus and creates a level of pride for everyone,” says Sandee Mott, director of athletics at the Denver Campus. “It legitimizes what we have: real college athletes. Faculty are also engaged. The influx of new students are here not only for sports, but also for the education JWU offers.”

Prolow is a prime example of the kind of student that JWU is attracting to all four campuses through a rapidly expanding athletic program. He also serves as Student Government Association senator for the College of Management, representing and advocating for professors and students. “It’s an opportunity for me to work with professors on another level and collaborate on different projects and plans,” he says.

“We love that the fans come to the games to cheer us on,” adds Prolow.

“Everyone on the team collaborates toward the same goal. We are like family. There are times I need to push myself. I do it for the team. We represent our school.”

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I wanted to be part of a legacy.

Lucas Prolow ’17

A Competitive Edge Not many 20-something guys know the difference between bronzer and blush.

Thanks to his position on the Johnson & Wales’ Ad Team, which gave him the opportunity to conduct market research for a Mary Kay pitch last year, Sam Glassoff ’14 is grateful that he does.

Led by associate professors Oscar Chilabato and Christine Ure, JWU’s Ad Team work has soared to the top in the National Student Advertising Competition. In 2011 and 2012, it placed third on a national level; fourth in 2013 and 2014. And in 2012 and 2013, the team was honored for having the best plans book, nationally.

than wins. Alumni call Ure when they want to fill openings in their organizations. And agencies have told the team they wish they could present to clients as well as the team presents to them, Chilabato adds.

As for Glassoff, he’s landed a prime position with L’Oreal. It’s more than his knowledge of makeup that got him there. “Ad Team definitely gave me the edge over other applicants,” he says. In interviews, he draws on his hands-on experience conducting market research, understanding media buying, building social media campaigns, organizing budgets and more.

“The students really want to win,” says Chilabato, whose experience includes 20 years in advertising “Ad Team was by far the most before joining JWU. “They’ve devel- rewarding time of my entire coloped a real passion for advertising.” lege experience,” reflects Glassoff, When competition nears, the team who was also selected to deliver the student address at Commenceworks around the clock to finalize ment last May. the plans book and rehearse the pitch for groups of Ad Team alumni. “I’m so proud of everything This intense attention to detail we’ve done.” has paid off — with much more

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Ad Team definitely gave me the edge.

Sam Glassoff ’14

Balancing Act Rebecca Avila combines a full family life with equal parts JWU activities and studies. Student, club leader, wife and mother, she has become accustomed to managing disparate roles.

Following high school and without an academic scholarship, Avila’s parents forbade her to take out college student loans. She opted for the Navy, leaving her family in Illinois for duty in San Diego on the USS Sampson. There she met her future husband, became a mother and completed her enlistment.

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Everything ... has been the product of just following my passions.

Rebecca Avila ’15

lege education and I served four years to do that,” she says. Plans for a bachelor’s degree in English changed when, after taking an online class, she realized it wasn’t for her. On a whim, she enrolled in culinary classes and found her passion. When her husband received orders to Newport, R.I., she found Johnson & Wales.

“Everything that’s led me here has been the product of just following my passions and seeing where it takes me. I love

what I’ve been involved with here at JWU, especially with JbreW.” JbreW is the student-run brewing club that promotes the responsible appreciation of finely crafted beers and brewed beverages. As president, Avila is planning the club’s 10th anniversary and is already training her successor in anticipation of her graduation next year with a bachelor’s degree in Baking & Pastry Arts and Food Service Management with a concentration in Beverage Service Management.

On a brisk and breezy overcast day recently, Avila and fellow club members served up pumpkin spiced ginger ale during Fall Fest. “I have a five-year-old daughter and a very supportive husband who is luckily on shore duty. We’re essentially a military family. Time apart and sacrifice were always going to be part of the deal. It’s something we just work around, and in the end it’s all worth it.”

YEAR I N R E VIE W Johnson & Wales University celebrated the 100th anniversary of its founding during the 2013–2014 academic year, embracing its mission to provide students with an exceptional education that inspires professional success and lifelong personal and intellectual growth.

Programs and activities throughout the year — new academic initiatives, student engagement opportunities, fundraising support and centennial celebration — helped bring the mission to life. Whether it was the creation of a Student Innovation Lab in Charlotte or students

giving relief to flood-ravaged communities near Denver, the development of a radio station in Providence or an exchange program between students in North Miami and Rotterdam, JWU put the mission into action.

S T U DENT L I F E YEAR IN REVIEW FROM ME TO WE: When Centennial House opened last fall in Cranston, R.I., the inaugural 36 student residents knew they were in for an

Centennial House’s leadership team arrived before move-in day to complete training.

When residents arrived, their charge was to

experience of a lifetime. This was a brand-new kind of residence hall: cooperative-style housing, where it was imperative for each resident to adapt quickly “from a ‘me’ to a ‘we’ mindset,” says Centennial House President Kevin Walton ‘16. As a team, Centennial House residents were completely accountable for the house’s success. Assigned goals for the year included managing the house budget to cover food and utilities, planning meals and menus, and living as productive members of their new neighborhood.

create a home that was self-governing, selfreliant and collaborative. And by all accounts, it has been a success.

“Every house resident credits the communal living experience for building leadership skills,” continues Walton. Students learned how to self-advocate in an effective way, and gained experience in self-reliance — leadership skills that can be applied to situations throughout a lifetime of experiences. “Having an incredible amount of diversity, responsibility and coexistence all collide during such a monumental time in a student’s life is something only experience can prove to be true.”

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YEAR IN REVIEW HONORING THE CODE: All too often, honesty, accountability and courtesy seem to be falling by our society’s wayside these days. But JWU students have taken it upon themselves to change that by promising to adhere to a collaborative Honor Code while a member of the campus community.

Developed by students from all four campuses, and first unveiled and distributed at 2013’s Convocation, the Honor Code focuses on not only academic expectations, but also (and arguably more importantly) on interpersonal respect. It is embedded in JWU’s culture: read and distributed at Fall Convocations and integrated into classrooms, student activities, athletic events and even decor.

“We all commit to following the Honor Code,” says Ronald Martel, vice president of student affairs. “The code brings a sense of pride and consistency in integrity, ethics and academic performance, and standardizes expectations across campuses. We’re proud of our students, and with this Honor Code, we will become an even stronger community.”

“Whether on or off campus, our promise as Johnson & Wales students — as Wildcats — is to maintain our commitment to the Honor Code,” says Elena Melekos ‘16, student government president. “Being respectful and responsible is what makes us well-rounded individuals and valuable members of the greater community.”

FLOODING THE COMMUNITY WITH KINDNESS: Historic floods throughout Colorado canceled classes and events for students at the Denver Campus last fall, and devastated surrounding communities. Neighborhoods lost lives and the region suffered unfathomable damage.

Fifteen JWU students answered the community’s cry for help and volunteered 45 hours at Bluff Lake Nature

Center, an open space located a few miles northeast of campus. Wildcat Interest Groups for Incoming Students (WIGIS), a committee which focuses on leadership and civility, helped organize this volunteer opportunity.

JWU students cleared garbage and broken tree branches, recycled what they could, and uncovered buried paths and trails.

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YEAR IN REVIEW CONNECTING WITH FAMILIES: Last fall, JWU launched a new way to keep families connected to campus and engaged in the goings-on of their students. Family Connection, an interactive e-magazine, is emailed quarterly to the families of students from all four campuses.

“Parents want to be involved now more than ever,” says Nancy Hardendorf, director of parent programs at the Providence Campus. “Family Connection lets them know about events and reminders from individual campuses, and highlights everything that JWU has to offer.”

Each issue centers around a theme — say, incoming first-year students moving in — with stories from each campus. Stunning photography highlights feature articles. A parent from one of the campuses greets readers with a welcome letter.

JWU LIVE: Led by the Broadcasting Club, JWU’s first student-run radio station will launch later this academic year from the Providence Campus.

Aptly named “JWU Live,” the station will be accessible online via JWU Live’s website and through streaming apps.

The electronic publication can easily target what families want to hear. The editorial board can track open and click through rates to see which parts of the newsletter are of interest to its readers. So far, they’ve gotten it right: Families have passed along rave reviews.

JWU Live will broadcast Wildcat pride worldwide, 24/7, with student-directed programming dominating the airwaves. Shows will include various genres of music, as well as sports, news and entertainment.

“The radio station will be a hands-on learning opportunity for a multitude of different majors, including accounting, production management, creative advertising and marketing,” says student James Amaral ‘17, president of the Broadcasting Club. “Students will work within their field of interest while feeling like a part of something much bigger that’s fun.”

The Broadcasting Club was founded by four Media and Communications Studies majors (including Amaral) and faculty advisor Christopher Westgate, PhD, the same year the new major launched on the Providence Campus.

“Our primary goal was to found a radio station,” Amaral adds. “The Broadcasting Club is now known around campus and the anticipation for the launch of the station is palpable.”

A C A D E M I C S YEAR IN REVIEW PA STUDIES: Rhode Island’s first physician assistant program — JWU’s MS in Physician Assistant Studies — opened its doors to its

The 23 talented students in the first class of the two-year, year-round program are engaged primarily in classroom instruction during the

first class in June.

first year, while the second year is devoted to clinical rotations.

The 24-month program is housed in an impressive 18,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility located at JWU’s Downcity Providence Campus, close to Brown University’s medical school and several major hospitals.

The center houses lecture halls with global teleconferencing capabilities, active learning classrooms with cutting-edge technology, group conference rooms, a clinical skills lab, and a cadaver-based anatomy lab.

The program has been granted AccreditationProvisional status by the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant Inc. (ARC-PA).

A C A D E M I C S YEAR IN REVIEW INTERACTIVE LEARNING: Mannequins, garment racks and accessory displays outfit the

All senior-level business seminars are in a redesigned classroom featuring an executive-style

North Miami fashion lab’s retail space behind a glass storefront window. Software programs enable students to virtually design retail stores and marketing materials. A task table, where students can experiment with fabrics, completes the room. It’s tailor-made for JWU North Miami students interested in learning about the real world of fashion merchandising.

conference table and LED TVs tuned to business news around the globe. Modeled after a corporate boardroom, the space is designed to foster group work among business majors.

But that’s not all: North Miami students in business, sports/entertainment/event management and golf management have similar new spaces.

The new SEE and Golf Management Center is home to a state-of-the art golf simulator and putting green, as well as multipurpose meeting space that can serve as a classroom and accommodate events on a small stage. In the works are an editing studio and an LED ticker showcasing the latest developments in sports and entertainment news.

A C A D E M I C S YEAR IN REVIEW OPEN FOR NEW IDEAS: Ideas in entrepreneurship get the spotlight in JWU’s Student Innovation Lab on the Charlotte Campus.

CROSS-CULTURAL COLLABORATION: When it comes to cross-cultural marketing, it takes more than a translation to be successful.

The space serves as a venue for entrepreneurial courses, experiential learning opportunities, speaking engagements and other events. It’s also been a magnet for attracting five new entrepreneurship instructors that Jeff Thomas, J.D., School of Business chair, refers to as the “Fab Five.”

JWU North Miami business students gained a new perspective in cruise and marketing management and logistics from a group of four students and one faculty member from the Rotterdam School of Business in the Netherlands last winter. The Rotterdam group compared and studied PortMiami and Port Students also regularly hear from outside speak- of Rotterdam and presented their findings to ers, including angel investors and a former Shark 100 JWU business students in February. JWU students also identified and presented Tank contestant who joined the lab via Skype. strengths and opportunities for each port.

Together, the groups brainstormed strategies to enhance both ports.

The partnership with the Rotterdam School of Business was initiated in 2013 by JWU School of Business

Professor Leilani Baumanis, DIBA, to foster global collaboration within the schools of business and hospitality at the North Miami Campus.

D’A A Dedicated November 2014

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etween 1948 and 2013, Louis E. D’Amico served Johnson & Wales University as professor, trustee, mentor and friend to students, faculty colleagues and administrators.

His enthusiasm for education was inspirational and his dedication to the university helped create a culture of service to students that remains a cornerstone of Johnson & Wales University’s vision and philosophy.

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YEAR IN REVIEW D’AMICO AUDITORIUM: If it hadn’t been for Louis E. D’Amico ’00 Hon., Emeril Lagasse ’78, ’90 Hon., may have never delivered his famous “Bam!” across the Food Network airwaves.

“Cooks will one day be rock stars,” D’Amico reassured Lagasse’s father when the young musician wanted to trade in his instruments for cooking tools and an education in the culinary arts. He couldn’t have been more right.

D’Amico, long-time mentor, volunteer, and Legacy Trustee, passed away in November 2013. His 66-year history of service to JWU began in 1948 as the university’s first faculty member under then-new leaders, Morris Gaebe and Edward Triangolo. A strong supporter of education, D’Amico established the

Louis D’Amico Scholarship in 2007 to provide aid to accounting majors.

In his memory, and to recognize a generous gift to the university from his family, the firstfloor presentation center of the Yena Center in Providence will be named the D’Amico Auditorium. The gift from D’Amico’s wife Mary, his children and their spouses — Laurie and Mark Tigan, Louis “Lee” and Martha D’Amico, and Lissa (’98 MBA) and Bennett (’98 MBA) Singer — will be used by the university to advance its most important priorities.

Each year thousands of alumni and friends generously support Johnson & Wales’ mission and its students.

View the 2013–2014 donor listing.

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YEAR IN REVIEW STUDENT RELIEF: In 2013, Chancellor John J. Bowen ’77 and First Lady Kathleen Harney established the Chancellor’s Student Relief Fund to provide students with financial support when they face unanticipated financial expenses due to difficult circumstances.

“Ensuring that JWU students can stay in school to finish their studies is an important priority for the university,” notes Chancellor Bowen. Fulltime undergraduate students enrolled at JWU and in good academic standing can apply for reimbursement for expenses incurred because of an emergency. A Fund Approval Committee has been established to review applications received online and to interview students seeking support from the fund. Awards to students are considered gifts and documented in tax forms at the end of the year.

The fund is meant to be sustainable and students who have benefitted from it during their undergraduate years are encouraged to make a donation to it when their circumstances improve.

FRIENDS GIVING IN CELEBRATION: Innovative. Pioneering. Virtuous. Ambitious. Visionary.

Transformative. These are the adjectives applied to Johnson & Wales University by its leaders and enthusiasts to describe a university that has combined industry-focused curricula and ties to employers with individualized career roadmaps for students.

To celebrate a century of accomplishment, Conair founder and JWU champion Lee Rizzuto launched a project to raise scholarship funds from friends and acquaintances around the world. Chancellor John J. Bowen ’77 and a number of university colleagues joined

Rizzuto in the fundraising efforts, resulting in more than 150 individuals and organizations contributing $350,000 for scholarships. This total includes an endowed scholarship fund

Their generosity is celebrated in a publication, “JWU at 100: Friends Giving in Celebration.” The scholarship funds are already being distributed across the JWU campuses to eligible

established by former Campbell Soup Company executive and JWU honorary degree recipient R. Gordon MacGovern in honor of the university’s 100th anniversary.

students in all areas of study.

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It all started in 1914 with shared ideas, a single typewriter, and just one student.

Founders Gertrude Johnson and Mary Wales launched a new school in Providence that year — one that reflected their high standards, strong business principles, and professionally focused education. Their vision created what JWU remains today: an institution with its eye on the future, preparing students who are passionate about their careers, primed for advancement, and ready for a successful and rewarding life.

JWU honored its roots and accomplishments with a yearlong centennial celebration launched last September. Events at every campus marked the milestone with pride and spirit.

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ALL CLASS REUNION: Johnson & Wales University alumni from around the world reunited on the Providence Campus for three days in April. The centennial provided a perfect opportunity to enhance alumni engagement with the first reunion of its kind in 100 years. Alumni reconnected, reminisced, snapped silly headshots in the photo booth, toured the new athletic fields, and learned about the new programs JWU offers students today.

BY THE NUMBERS: In Attendance: 300+ alumni Biggest Group: TA/Fellows Oldest Alumni Year in Attendance: 1954 Farthest Distance Traveled: 1,986 miles from Denver to Providence Memorable Reunion Party: Bayside Bash featuring Steve Smith and the Nakeds

“ The university has changed so much since I came as a student. We had all our classes in the David Friedman Center. It is an amazing transformation!”

— Lisa Tomasulo-Capasso ’86

YEAR IN REVIEW FOUNDERS’ WEEK: In April, Founders’ Week celebrated 100 years of pride and spirit in the JWU community.

In North Miami, 75 graduates were hosted at the senior luncheon, and the Poet’s Corner event with the College of Arts & Sciences featured Professor James Anderson’s students reading his poem “Dream Makers” and other poems from the early 1900s.

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YEAR IN REVIEW The Denver Campus held a centennial celebration and Centennial Hall groundbreaking ceremony with the campus community, business and civic leaders. A century-old safe was discovered that had been locked for decades in the basement of Centennial Hall, during the preliminary stages of the $19 million renovation project. Hundreds of students celebrated at the popular and annual Denver Campus tradition “Greatest Day of Fun” during Founders’ Week.

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YEAR IN REVIEW Founders’ Week at Charlotte featured a star-studded event attended by the Governor of North Carolina. Highlights included sky beams, a four-layer cake created by our own baking and pastry faculty, and hors d’oeuvres cooling on an intricate ice carving.

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YEAR IN REVIEW In Providence, traditional Spring Week favorites — the carnival, Battle of the Campus, spa day, bingo and more — were enhanced by new activities to mark the 100th anniversary, and were capped off by a spectacular fireworks display over the bay. Highlights included a proclamation by Providence Mayor Angel Taveras as well as a Rhode Island state senate resolution celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding of Johnson & Wales, a sold-out Maximum Step Show in the Wildcat Center

for nearly 1,000 fans, and several academic showcases featuring projects and portfolios by students, staff and faculty.

No celebration is complete without cake, and all four campuses had spectacular confections prepared showing off the skills and spirit of students, chefs and alumni.

PRIDE COURAGE CHARACTER COMMUNITY “ Its confident pose … inspires our students to strive to achieve their goals and dreams.”

Mim L. Runey, LP.D. Providence Campus President and Chief Operating Officer Wildcat Statue Dedication, October 18, 2014

Financial Report Johnson & Wales University experienced another financially successful year with an increase in net assets of $46,155,000. The university made steady progress toward its goal of providing an affordable education through sound stewardship of resources. During fiscal year 2014, spending for scholarships increased $5,486,000 to $143,140,000.

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11,433 14,097 Contributions receivable, net

826 1,940 Student loans, notes and other receivables, net

32,017 35,315 Investments 289,025 273,137 Property and equipment, net 604,971 555,342 Total assets

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LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 52,203 Deferred revenue and student deposits

13,907 Annuity obligations

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JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY Consolidated Statements of Unrestricted Revenues, Expenses, and Other Changes in Unrestricted Net Assets Years Ended June 30, 2014 and 2013 (In Thousands) 2014 2013 Changes in unrestricted operating net assets: Revenues and gains: Tuition and fees $ 389,169 $ 384,103 Residence and dining 69,045 66,915 Scholarships (143,140) (137,654) Net student fees

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11,546 2,883 5,997 7,731

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2014 2013 Summary of changes in unrestricted operating net assets: Total operating unrestricted revenues and gains $ 343,231 $ 344,429 Net operating assets released from restrictions

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Reclassifications (to) from unrestricted net assets

4,054 3,008 (6,554)

11

2,873 1,892 (3,889) (34)

348,318

Increase (decrease) in temporarily restricted net assets

519

842

Changes in permanently restricted net assets: Contributions Return on long-term investments

Reclassifications from unrestricted net assets

375 35 -

376 30 645

Increase in permanently restricted net assets

410

1,051

Increase in net assets

46,155

37,041

Net assets, beginning of year

680,252

643,211

Net assets, end of year

$ 726,407

$ 680,252

Total revenue and gains

343,231

344,429

Net assets released from restrictions

Total revenue, gains and other support Operating expenses: Instructional Practicum General administrative Admissions and recruiting General services Student services Loss on sale of property and equipment

349,785

Total operating expenses

329,921

327,683

Increase in unrestricted net assets from operations Non-operating activities: Increase (decrease) resulting from actuarial changes in defined benefit liability Loss on early extinguishment of long-term debt Unrestricted return on investments Investment return appropriated for operations Reclassifications to restricted net assets

19,864

272 (1,468) (429) 31,527 22,452 (5,997)

(5,860) (11)

(611)

Increase (decrease) in unrestricted net assets from non-operating activities

25,362

Increase in unrestricted net assets

$ 45,226

6,554

JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY Consolidated Statements of Changes in Net Assets Years Ended June 30, 2014 and 2013 (In Thousands)

141,886 13,359 40,661 22,395 37,285 74,067

268

138,347 20,026 40,220 21,798 33,572 71,232 2,488

20,635

14,513

$ 35,148

Increase in unrestricted net assets

45,226

Board of Trustees* Guy B. Snowden, chair of the board, Johnson & Wales University; director, SnowMark Corporation, Vero Beach, Fla. John J. Bowen ’77, chancellor, Johnson & Wales University Ernest A. Almonte, chief visionary officer, Almonte Group LLC, Cranston, R.I. Richard L. Bready, former chairman and chief executive officer, Nortek Inc., Providence, R.I.

Emeril J. Lagasse ’78, chef, restaurateur, television personality and author, Emeril’s Homebase, New Orleans, La.; president and founder, Emeril Brand, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, New York, N.Y. John Martin ’86, president, The Capital Grille, Orlando, Fla. William J. Murphy, partner, Murphy & Fay LLP, Providence, R.I. Merrill W. Sherman, principal, Sherman Consulting LLC, Providence, R.I.

Michele Bailey DiMartino ’91, president and chief executive officer, Align Enterprises LLC, Tampa, Fla.

Clay A. Snyder ’93, senior director of brand performance, DoubleTree by Hilton, McLean, Va.

Laura Freid, chief executive officer and executive director, Silk Road Project Inc., Boston, Mass.

Krista S. Tillman, former NC president, BellSouth, Charlotte, N.C.

James H. Hance Jr., former vice chairman and chief financial officer, Bank of America Corp., Charlotte, N.C.

William E. Trueheart, chief executive officer, Achieving the Dream: Community Colleges Count, Silver Spring, Md.

Edward P. Triangolo Jr., managing partner, Triangolo Professional Group, Sunrise, Fla.

John H. White Jr., president, Taco Inc., Cranston, R.I.

*As of June 2014

Members of the Corporation* Barbara L. Bennett, senior vice president of law & policy and corporate secretary, Johnson & Wales University

Doris Magsaysay Ho, president and chief executive officer, Magsaysay Maritime Corporation, Manila, Philippines

Joseph R. Beretta, president and chief financial officer, Robinson Green Beretta Corp., Providence, R.I.

Don W. Hubble, chairman emeritus, Angelica Corporation, Blowing Rock, N.C.

Stephen J. Caldeira, president and chief executive officer, International Franchise Association, Washington, D.C.

Gertrude Jones, former vice president of community relations, Lifespan, Providence, R.I.

Howard G. Sutton, publisher, president and chief executive officer, Providence Journal Company, Providence, R.I.

Richard G. Carriere, senior vice president, The North Atlantic Group, MorganStanley, Providence, R.I.

Scott K. Keefer, legacy trustee, senior partner, Macktaz, Keefer & Kirby, Woonsocket, R.I.

John E. Taylor Jr., chairman of the board, Twin River Worldwide Holdings Inc., Vero Beach, Fla.

Loreen Chant ’89, North Miami Campus president, Johnson & Wales University

Richard J. Kosh, provost emeritus, Johnson & Wales University, West Warwick, R.I.

Charles M. Cook, former senior vice president of university affairs, Johnson & Wales University, Watertown, Mass.

Robin Krakowsky, Denver Campus president, Johnson & Wales University

William R. Tiefel, chairman, Carmax Inc.; chairman emeritus, The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company LLC, Palm Beach, Fla.

Edward Davis, executive director, DECA Inc., Reston, Va.

Katherine Littlefield, alumnus parent representative, Pt. Pleasant, Pa.

Bradford S. Dimeo, president, Dimeo Construction Company, Providence, R.I. Thomas L. Dwyer, vice chancellor and provost, Johnson & Wales University Gerald A. Fernandez ’86, president, Multicultural Foodservice & Hospitality Alliance, Providence, R.I. Michael Friedman, vice president, Gerber Finance Inc., Providence, R.I. Dana H. Gaebe, attorney at law, East Providence, R.I. Morris J.W. Gaebe, trustee emeritus and chancellor emeritus, Johnson & Wales University, Barrington, R.I. Arthur J. Gallagher, Charlotte Campus president, Johnson & Wales University

Kwan Lui, founder and director, At-Sunrice GlobalChef Academy, Singapore William F. McArdle, senior vice president of finance, Johnson & Wales University Donald G. McGregor, North Miami Campus president emeritus, Johnson & Wales University, Boulder City, Nev. Michael Parmet, managing partner, Parmet, Chapman & Madsen P.C., Houston, Texas Manuel Pimentel Jr., senior vice president emeritus of university relations, Johnson & Wales University, Coventry, R.I. Arthur S. Robbins, principal, Robbins Properties Inc., Providence, R.I.

Paul Stonely, chief executive officer and executive committee member, World Association for Cooperative Education, Lowell, Mass.

Terry Vince, legacy trustee, former president, Sovereign Hotels, Gloucester, Mass.

Zolon A. Wilkins Jr., president, Lexington Interests Inc., Irving, Texas David A. Wilson, president and chief executive officer, Graduate Management Admission Council, McLean, Va. Donna J. Yena, former vice president of employer relations, Johnson & Wales University, East Greenwich, R.I. John A. Yena, chairman of the board emeritus, Johnson & Wales University, East Greenwich, R.I. and all members of the Board of Trustees

Officers of the Corporation John J. Bowen ’77, M.M., DBA (hon.), chancellor and president

Sylvia E. Robinson, president, SER Associates, Oak Hill, Va.

Thomas L. Dwyer, MBA, executive vice president and provost

Alan Gould, management and creative consultant; former publisher, Nation’s Restaurant News, Bedford Hills, N.Y.

Patricia R. Roche, former partner, Roche-Rooney Financial Services, Annapolis, Md.

Joseph J. Greene Jr. ’89, ’98 M.S., CPA, treasurer and chief financial officer

Edward P. Grace III, president, Phelps-Grace International Inc., Orlando, Fla.

Mim L. Runey, Providence Campus president and chief operating officer, Johnson & Wales University

Mim L. Runey, LP.D., chief operating officer

Fanny Hanono, treasurer, Perry Ellis International; vice president, GFX Corp., Miami, Fla.

Irving Schneider, former Providence Campus president, Johnson & Wales University, North Kingstown, R.I.

Emily A. Gilcreast, B.S., university secretary

Abraham Goldfarb, legacy trustee, president, National Banner Company; general manager, ABOA, Dallas, Texas

Wayne M. Kezirian, J.D., senior vice president

Individuals (continued)

Thank You to Our Donors Johnson & Wales University’s faculty, staff, students and families celebrate the nearly 3,000 donors who contributed a total of $5,465,431 to the university between July 1, 2013, and June 30, 2014.

During its centennial year, the university continues to focus on enrolling, educating and graduating students who demonstrate the skills and personal qualities that bring them success at work, at home and in their communities. Financial support from those listed here makes possible the student aid, innovative projects, faculty development and state-of-the-art facilities that help current and future industry professionals realize their personal and career aspirations.

Learn more about how to join those whose generosity helps create JWU’s community of lifelong personal and intellectual growth.

Contact a Resource Development or Alumni Relations staff member to inquire about opportunities to contribute.

PROVIDENCE CAMPUS Page Sciotto Vice President of Resource Development 401-598-2145 | Page.Sciotto@jwu.edu NORTH MIAMI CAMPUS Barry Vogel, JD, ’83, ’89 MS Director of Administration 305-892-7042 | Barry.Vogel@jwu.edu DENVER CAMPUS Kara Johnston Director of Development & Alumni Relations 303-256-9682 | Kara.Johnston@jwu.edu CHARLOTTE CAMPUS Darlena Goodwin Director of Development & Alumni Relations 980-598-1007 | Darlena.Goodwin@jwu.edu In the event of an error or omission, please accept our apologies and contact Resource Development at 401-598-4661 so that we may correct our records.

Individuals Anonymous (50) Mr. Aaron A. Abbott ’00 Mr. Gregrey M. Abbott ’06 Mr. Joseph W. Accettura ’15 Ms. Mary M. Adamcyk ’09 Mr. Austin Adams Mr. Keri J. Adams Mr. Mark A. Adams ’89 Mr. Robert M. Adams Ms. Lynda Adams-Robitaille and Mr. John F. Robitaille Mr. William M. Agnew ’80 Mr. Emmanuil Agrest Mrs. Jeannette Agront ’96 Ms. Barbara A. Aguirre ’16 Mr. Ross E. Albertson ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Albrigo Mr. Marc Alexander ’86 Mr. Leonel Alfaro ’97 and Mrs. Lina Alfaro ’98 Mr. Anthony J. Alfonso ’82 Mr. Brian W. Allen Ms. Mary E. Allen ’11 Mr. Kevin Allmashy ’98 Ms. Pauline J. Allsworth Ms. Kristina Almeida Laurie Almeida Mr. Ricardo W. Alonzo ’13 Jill Alper Mr. Osmaro Alvarenga Jr. ’12 Mr. Ahmed Y. A. Alyahya ’11 Ms. Alyssa J. Amaral ’12 Thania D. Amaro

2013–2014 Individual Giving by Designation

■ ■ ■ ■ ■

36 % 35 % 15 % 8% 5%

University's Greatest Needs Scholarships Athletics Other Emergency Fund

NOTE: Excludes faculty and staff donors

Ms. Candace Ambersley ’12 Mr. Salvaore C. Ambrosino ’90, ’91 MS Mr. Christopher J. Ames ’93 Mr. Bret J. Amick ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Amos Ms. Elena M. Anderson ’13 James A. Anderson, PhD Ms. Laurie A. Anderson ’04 Ms. Nadine Andrade Mr. and Mrs. Weston M. Andress Mr. Samir Aneja ’01 Ms. Doreen M. Anella Mr. Giovanni Angelini ’04 Hon. Mr. William Anton Mr. Timothy M. Anziano ’07 Ms. Tania N. Appleby ’07 Ms. Marcia K. Araujo Mr. Christian Arbelaez ’07 Mr. Derek J. Archambault ’99 Ms. Janice A. Arenas ’13

Ms. Amanda M. Arloro ’96 Mr. Edward H. Aronchick ’11 Ms. Michelle A. Arrighi ’93 Mrs. Denise Arsenault ’98 and Mr. Ross Arsenault ’96 Ms. Yudit Arteaga Luke J. Arts Dr. and Mrs. Gerson Asrael Ms. Frances E. Audette Mr. Theodore J. August III ’83 Mr. Charles D. Ayers ’90, ’14 Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bachrodt Roberta and Michael Bacik Mrs. Elizabeth M. Bacon Mrs. Amy L. Baiata Forst ’89 Jennifer T. Baichi Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Ms. Amanda M. Bailey ’11 Ms. Drew J. Bailey ’15 Michelle and Michael Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bainbridge Mrs. Helen Baker Bonsal ’96 Charles A. Baker III Mr. Paul J. Baldasaro ’90 Ralph Baleno Alexis Balzano Ms. Volha Ban ’12 Ms. Cathleen S. Baniqued ’06 Mrs. Maria C. Baniqued Ms. Shayla Bannister ’04 Mr. Daniel E. Barbour ’13 Mr. Branden M. Barboza ’17 Mr. Matthew T. Barboza ’15 Mr. Gary S. Baright ’86 Mr. Robert L. Barney ’80 Ms. Ann E. Baron Maria A. Barone Antonio Barreiro Joseph Barresi Jr., PhD Ms. Diana R. Barreto Ortiz Mr. Jose R. Barreto ’12 Ms. Jamie L. Barrett ’09 Ms. Debra A. Bartkowski ’80 Brian J. Bartolini ’02 EdD Mr. Louis F. Bartolone ’01 Mr. James A. Basta ’71 Armando E. Batastini Jr. Ms. Jennifer G. Batchelor ’04 and Mr. William M. Batchelor ’04 Ms. Keisha D. Bates ’12 Mrs. Melisa Bates Mr. Michael C. Bates ’07 Eusebio Batista

Ms. Susan Y. Batten ’04 and Mr. Edward Batten Lance L. Beal Sara A. Bean Duncan Mr. Daniel R. Beatty ’11 Mr. Richard S. Beatty, CRP, ’80 Ms. Tamara A. Becerra ’09 Ms. Ivonne V. Bechara ’14 Mr. Glenn E. Beck ’96 Stephen Becker ’07 EdD Pam and George Beckwith Ms. Theresa C. Beebe Novotny ’93 Ms. Mai Britt Beerman ’93 Ms. Malory Belcher Mr. and Mrs. John R. Belk Ms. Holly A. Bell ’94 Patricia Bellinger Ms. Akeicia E. Belmer ’17 Ms. Melissa A. Benjamin ’06 Mr. Thomas A. Benjamin ’94 Ms. Barbara L. Bennett, JD and Mr. Paul V. Curcio Ms. Deborah Bennett Ms. Deborah J. Bennett ’84 Mr. Dustin J. Bennett ’08 Mr. Russ E. Benson, FMP, ’90 James W. Benton Sam Berenson Lorraine Berg Chef Jeffrey T. Bernard ’01 Ms. Marie F. Bernardo-Sousa ’92 Silvia Bernaudo Mr. Adam M. Bernier Ms. Tina M. Bernier ’12 Mr. David R. Berube ’75 Ms. Debra A. Bettencourt Ms. Sandra Bettencourt ’04

Ms. Nicole L. Beverage ’12 and Mr. Tyler Z. Beverage ’11 Mr. Robert J. Bevilacqua Mr. Ronald Bianchi Mr. Bryan E. Bianconi ’11 Mr. Marcus Bianconi Ms. Mary Bibeault Ms. Julia Marie Bica ’16 Mr. Anuj Bidani ’00 Ms. Amanda C. Biddle ’05 Mr. Albert Bilello ’81 Mr. Robert D. Billington ’78 and Mrs. Joanne Billington ’73 Felice D. Billups William Birdwell Mr. James T. Bishop ’88 Mr. Richard H. Bizer ’92 Mr. William D. Bjerke ’91 Chesley G. Black IV Mr. Kevin P. Black ’90 Mr. Austin Blacker ’12 Kay Blain Ms. Pauline Blair Victoria Blake Mr. Brenton D. Blanchard ’07 Mr. Brandon P. Blanchet ’05 Randy and Jan Bland Ms. Jamie Blea ’12 Mrs. Teresa C. Blizman-Schmitt ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Blomgren Ms. Ariel J. Blouin ’15 Ms. Kory M. Blythe ’10 Mr. Robert G. Bocchetti ’14 Mr. Joseph Bogatz Mr. Gary F. Bohn ’03 Ms. Sombo R. Boima ’17 Ms. Katharine L. Bolenbaugh ’07

2013–2014 Giving by Donor Type

■ ■ ■ ■ ■

42 % 21% 17 % 15 % 5%

Alumni1 Faculty / Staff Friends Organizations2 Students

1 Excludes alumni who are faculty or staff 2 Includes companies, foundations and other organizations

Mr. Poonacha U. Bollera ’90 Mr. Julian A. Bolton ’15 Mr. Marc A. Bonanno ’01 Kathleen Malone and Jason Bone Mr. Dennis Bonilla Jr. ’15 Mr. Prynce S. Bonsu ’17 Mr. Claude C. Booker ’90 Ms. Regan Booths ’17 Mr. Antonio Borges Jr. ’90 Ann B. Borowiec-Koczera ’01 EdD Mr. Michael A. Bosco ’03 Ms. Stephanie L. Bosco ’91 Ms. Brandy S. Boston ’01 Ms. Lynne Boswell Mr. Kyle J. Botos ’12 Mr. Joseph D. Bottisti ’97 Mr. Jeremy P. Boucher ’11 Mr. Roland M. Boucher, CPA, ’72 Mr. Daniel Boulud ’12 Hon. Mr. Reginald Bourdeau ’06 Mr. Richard D. Bouvier ’07 Mr. Michael A. Bove ’13 Mr. John J. Bowen ’77 Keith C. Bowers Ms. Arinda A. Bowman ’86

Ms. Virginia M. Bowry ’67 Mr. Rameek S. Boyd ’16 Mr. Robert C. Boyd Ms. Candice D. Boykin ’07 Mrs. Maggie Boyle ’92 Annie and Jonathan Brackis Patricia D. Brady Mr. Philip A. Brady Antonio D. Braga Ms. Brenda Branco Mrs. Julie L. Brandt ’91 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Branstrom III Mrs. Meredith F. Brassil Ms. Britanny S. Brathwaite ’16 Ms. Marie T. Bray Paul A. Brayman Mr. Matthew J. Bredes ’06 Ms. Karen E. Breen ’04 Ms. Jennifer L. Brendel ’00

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Tracy P. Brener and Mr. Robert M. Brener ’01 Karen Breslau Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brewster Jr. Mr. Dustin W. Bride ’09 Ms. Nancy M. Brien ’89 Mr. Jacob N. Brier ’06 Ms. Lisa A. Briggs ’86 Ms. Hillary Brigham ’86 Craig Bristol Mr. Randall Britto ’02 Ms. Carrie A. Brocklebank ’09 Ms. Emily S. Brodeur ’13 Ms. Jennifer L. Brodeur ’05 Ms. Julianna Brookshire Mr. David Brower ’02 Mr. Dale Brown ’93 and Mrs. Michele L. Brown ’96 Mr. Jarred S. Brown ’08 Ms. Lindsey Brown and Mr. Chris Shepherd Ms. Qua’Asia Q. Brown ’14 Mrs. Suzanne M. Brownell ’89 Mr. Mike Bryant Ms. Sigourney M. Bryant ’09 Mr. Timothy A. Bryant Jr. ’08 Mr. Gordon R. Buchsbaum ’87 Ms. Mary E. Buckley ’96 Ms. Cielo Maria Bueno ’11 Mr. Peter Buiak Jr. ’79 Mr. John S. Bukata Mr. Michael R. Bulak ’79 Mr. Anthony J. Buono ’77 Mr. Craig R. Buonomo ’96 Mrs. Allison D. Burke ’87 Ms. Joanne F. Burke ’86 Mr. John P. Burke ’90

Mr. Henry Burkes ’05 Mr. Scott J. Burkhart ’90 Ms. Rosemary T. Burns ’10 Mr. James W. Burr ’83 Mr. Robert C. Burris ’86 Mr. Neko M. Burson ’14 Mr. Johannes W. Busch Mr. Anthony S. Butt ’13 Mrs. Kimberly Buxton-Hamel ’99 Mrs. Jacqueline M. Byrd ’93 Stephen C. Byrd Ms. Michelle Cabanillas ’12 Ms. Donna M. Caccia Ms. Joanna Caceres ’12 Mr. Matthew J. Caffrey ’90 Mr. Ae G. Cahill ’09 Mr. Todd B. Cahn ’12 Mr. Adam L. Cairns Mr. Raymond J. Caito Jr. Mr. John E. Cakebread Mr. Stephen J. Caldeira ’07 Hon. Ms. Elizabeth M. Calderin ’13 Mr. Michael P. Calenda ’04 Ms. Agnes Callwood Ms. Kara N. Camalier ’07 Mr. Peter Cammarata Ms. Laura E. Campagna ’10 Ms. Anna Lebby Campbell Mr. Corey W. Campbell ’13 Delroy L. Campbell Miss Luvena Campbell ’08 MaryJane Campbell Ms. Theresa A. Campbell-Caron Charles M. Campion III Mr. Peter A. Campisani ’78 Ms. Maria A. Canela ’12 Mr. Matthew F. Cangelosi ’10

Mr. Joseph C. Cannan ’13 Ms. Elizabeth H. Canning Mr. and Mrs. William C. Cannon Jr. Ms. Darlene M. Cantor Ms. Lauren F. Caparco ’08 Mrs. Lergia A. Capdevila-Bubbel ’88 and Mr. Daniel Bubbel ’86 Mr. Richard L. Capuano ’67 Ms. Giselle M. Carballo ’11 Ms. Marya H. Cardoza* and Mr. Frank P. Cardoza Jr. ’07 Mr. Robert Cardozo and Ms. Virginia E. Snyder-Cardozo Mr. Johnny F. Carino ’81 Mr. Ross Carley ’04 Ms. Jody L. Carlson ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carlson Honorary Alumna Mary F. Carmody ’04 Rosemary Carnevale Ms. Megan M. Carney ’13 Ms. Tricia A. Carney ’95 Mr. Charles F. Carpenter ’10 Ms. Pamela Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carr Ms. Sarah Carr ’11 Ms. Carmen V. Carrasco ’11 Mr. Christopher Carrington ’04 Ms. Christine Carroll Mr. Frank J. Carroll ’13 Ms. Patricia Carroll Mr. Theodore T. Carroll ’87 Mr. Michael Carruolo ’78 Ms. Candice L. Carter ’13 Mrs. Ella C. Carter ’81 Mrs. Natasha E. Carter ’12 Ms. Brittney G. Carty ’15 Mr. Peter V. Casale ’07

2013–2014 Faculty / Staff Giving by Designation

■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

Mr. Chip Casamassa III ’93 Mr. Daniel J. Cascio ’07 Mr. Paul J. Casey ’97 and Mrs. Patricia A. Casey ’97 Mr. and Mrs. F.A. Cash Ms. Angela R. Caso ’97 Mr. Robert W. Casper Jr. ’93 and Mrs. Kellylynn Casper ’93 Mr. Francis D. Cassidy ’78 and Mrs. Joan Cassidy Mr. John Cassimatis Ms. Liana Castellano ’14 Ms. Katherine H. Castellon ’16 Mr. Francisco Castillo ’06 Ms. Stephanie Castillo ’11 Kate and Greg Castle Ms. Margaret K. Castle ’15 Mr. Thomas P. Catalanotto Mr. Thomas Cataldi Mrs. Margaret M. CatalinaDixon ’93 Mr. John F. Catanese ’92 and Ms. Mary L. Catanese ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Strawn Cathcart Ms. Jasmine D. Caviness ’08

29 % 25 % 14 % 12 % 12 % 7%

Scholarships University's Greatest Needs Student Emergency Fund Athletics Yena Experiential Education Other

Ms. Adelaide D. Cervin ’11 Joann Cesar Mr. and Mrs. David Cesario Ms. Carol D. Chace ’99 Mr. Daniel S. Chace Debra M. Chace Mr. Norman W. Chace Dennis Chan Ms. Melissa S. Chandonnet ’09 Ms. Sarah S. Chang-Mau ’06 Mrs. Loreen M. Chant ’89 Ms. Gerianne Chapman ’83 Sir Ravon Chapman ’92 Ms. Ashtin Charles ’12 Mr. Tremaine C. Charles ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Chase Sr. Bin Chen Mrs. Judith F. Childress ’79 Mr. Brett H. Childs ’04

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Mr. Joseph G. Chiovera, FMP, ’86 Mr. Jeffrey P. Chirnside Mrs. Melissa Choudhry ’95 Mrs. Sophia Christian-Holliday ’06 Mr. Edward B. Christie ’81 Ms. Lauren N. Christina ’06 Mr. Robert J. Churn Jr. ’81 Ms. Maryann Cicerchia Arline and Nicholas Cioffi Mrs. Ruth S. Clancy Mr. Brendon M. Clar ’10 Mr. David G. Clark ’77 Norman Clark Ms. Tamara A. Clark ’11 Wayne Clarke Teru and Alex Clavel Mr. Carlos J. Clavijo ’95 Mr. Steve Clawson Mr. Scott J. Cleveland ’13 Ms. Susan Climan Mrs. Maria T. Cline ’94 Ms. Betty Q. J. Clinton ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Derick S. Close Ms. Orla M. Clynch ’02 Ms. Ajah T. Cobb ’93 Mr. James E. B. Cobb ’16 Ms. Karen Codere ’98 Mr. Paul R. Coen ’80 Jacquelyn R. Coffey Mrs. Stacey M. Cofka ’90 Mr. Merrill R. Cohen ’79 Mr. Ryan Cohen ’01 Mr. Samuel J. Cohen ’12 Mrs. Anna C. Cole ’80 Edna M. Collette Ms. Elizabeth W. Colley ’10 Ms. Cassandra L. Collins ’15

Mrs. Valerie K. Collins Mr. Fabrizio Colombi ’08 Mr. Yendis J. Colon ’09 The Cona Family Mr. Michael Conforto ’83 Mr. Jeffrey E. Congdon ’98 Mildred Conley Mrs. Kimberly M. Conn ’97 Ms. Susan Connery William Connor Mr. and Mrs. Fairfax Cooper Richard Cooper Rita and Steven Cooper Mr. and Mrs. William R. Cooper Mr. Paul J. Copithorne ’07 Mrs. Deborah A. Coppotelli ’82 Mr. Kelvin M. Cordero ’04 Ms. Andrea J. Cordova ’09 Mr. Steven Cormier ’86 Mr. Frank A. Cornachione ’98 Ms. Joan M. Corneau Ms. Damelia A. Correa ’05 Ms. Michelle A. Correa ’08 Ms. Madeline M. Correia ’91 Ms. Mary-Kathryn Corry ’87 Susan M. Cotoia Mr. Dennis Cotter, RCDD, ’89 Jeanie and Tom Cottingham Mrs. Vernea E. Cottman ’81 Mr. Robert J. Cotton ’88 Mr. Bruce L. Cournoyer ’78 Mrs. Lynda M. Crescenti ’87 Mrs. Lisa M. Crescimano ’82 Mr. Kermit Crew ’08 Lisa Crilly Ms. Chelsey D. Crittendon ’04 Mr. Luis R. Crompton ’12

Ms. Katie L. Cross ’06 Ms. Patricia Cross Mr. Walter W. Cross Leonel A. Cruz Ms. Mary T. Culhane Mr. William J. Cunningham ’86 Mrs. Matilda R. Cuomo Mr. Billy Curl ’16 Ms. Megan Curley ’12 Sophie and Lonnie Curtis Ms. Sierra N. Curtis ’10 Mr. Brandon Cuttino ’06 Lucia Cwalinski Mrs. Elaine R. Cwynar ’98 Mr. Clifford J. Cyr ’76 Mr. Michael Czarcinski ’79 and Mrs. Darlene M. Czarcinski ’76 Ms. Diane H. D’Ambra ’05 Ms. Lori C. D’Amico ’85 Mr. Louis E. D’Amico III Mrs. Mary T. D’Amico Mr. Nicolas R. D’Angelo ’09 Mr. Tyrone E. DaCosta ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dagenhart Mr. David Daggett ’92 Nadine F. Dame Ms. Mikiayla A. Dames ’12 Ms. India K. Daniel ’15 Mr. Aaron M. Daniels ’05 Ms. Jenifer R. Daniels, CEP, ’00 Mr. Richard L. Daprato ’07 Ms. Melissa N. Darzins Mr. Jean D. Dautruche Ms. Kathleen Davia ’94 Ms. Stefanie E. Davidowitz ’09 Mr. and Mrs. John Davino Mr. Aaron J. Davis ’03

Mr. Adam Davis ’05 Mr. Jerry L. Davis ’12 Mr. Jevron Davis ’13 Chef Luke A. Davis ’10 Maxine Davner Ms. Debra Dawson Mrs. Elaine M. Day ’91 Ms. Denise M. De Jesus ’14 Mr. Jorge M. De La Torre Mr. & Mrs. Carmine De Vita Mr. Daniel J. DeAmaral Mrs. Andrea Deane ’91 Mr. Sean DeBree ’99 Mr. Domenic M. DeCiantis ’75 Lieutenant Erik A. Decker ’01 Ms. Sarah M. Deckert ’06 Mr. Frank DeCosta ’98 Estate of Robert H. Dedman ’95 Hon. Ms. Sefakor C. Degbor ’13 Mr. Craig E. Deihl ’98 Mr. Samuel E. Deitelbaum ’87 Mr. Joseph J. Delacruz Mr. Michael A. Delacruz Patricia A. DelBello Mr. Frank A. DeLio ’06 Caroline and Ben Dellinger Jeffrey A. Delmay ’00 and Todd Delmay Sister Michaela DeLoia ’41 Ms. Beverly K. DelRosso ’96 Ms. Carol A. DeLucas Ms. Courtney R. DeLucia ’11 Ms. Alison J. Demadis ’08 Mr. Maurits Demeyere Linda DeMoss Ms. Candace E. Dennig Mrs. Jill W. Denver ’82

Mr. Guenther Dermanelian Mr. Mitchell R. Desbiens ’83 Ms. Nancy A. Desforges ’85 Mr. Dennis L. Desmarais ’74 Mr. James F. Desmarais ’84 Mr. Richard A. Destefano Ms. Marylynn Devereaux Mr. Ronald J. Devlin ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Diamond Mr. Alvaro Diaz ’17 Ronald A. DiBattista Mr. Christopher E. Dick ’94 Louis and Victoria DiCocco Ms. Natalie V. DiCocco ’15 Ms. Janet L. DiGiorgio Mr. Pasquale DiGregorio ’09 Mr. Salvatore DiMascio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Dimeo Mrs. Dianne E. Dion ’92 Mr. John R. Dion ’95 Mrs. Rita Dionne and Mr. Rene R. Dionne Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. DiPasquale Mr. Valentino V. DiPippo Mrs. Barbara G. DiSaia ’89 Mr. Kenneth F. DiSaia ’87, ’92 MBA Mr. Gregory DiStefano Mr. William G. Ditomasso ’84 Mrs. Pamela D. Dixon ’03 Ms. Sharon D. Dock ’12 Mr. Jackson E. Doeler ’14 Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Mr. Michael J. Doherty Mr. Robert P. Doherty ’08 Mr. Kevin J. Dolan Ms. Arianna N. Dolock Mr. Michael S. Domen ’07 Ms. Dawn Donaghey ’93 Timothy N. Donehower Mr. Victor J. Donnelly ’06 Cathy Donofrio Rae Donofrio Silvio Donofrio Mr. and Mrs. David S. Dooley ’09 Hon. Ms. Claire M. Doorley ’74 Mr. Carlos E. Dorado Sanchez ’13 Ms. Marianne Doran-Collins Mr. and Mrs. George Dornblazer Mr. Sean M. Dorsey ’13 Alen Doty Mr. James P. Dougherty ’83 Mrs. Victoria G. Doughty Mr. Kevin Downing ’02 Ms. Claudia P. Doyle ’12 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Doyle ’88 Ms. Tara Dreuer ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Droppa Michael Drummond Raymond G. Dube Jr. Susan and James Dubin Donna Dubinsky and Leonard Shustek Mr. Richard Dubois ’05 Mr. Titus L. Dudley ’11 Ms. Sandra L. Dugan Ms. Ashley A. Dugdale ’08 Ms. Rosita L. Dugue ’11 Mrs. Maureen T. Dumas

Mr. Michael R. Dumas ’96 Ms. Diana Dumitru ’93 Mr. & Mrs. William M. Duncan II Mrs. Camille T. Dunn ’89 Jane Dunn Kelly Dunn Mr. John E. Dunne Ms. Kelcie L. Dunne ’13 Mr. Andrew Dupuis ’12 Dolly Duran Mr. Zachary M. Duran ’15 Ms. Christine Z. Durnin Mr. Christopher M. Durocher ’13 Ms. Allyson A. Dwyer ’10 Ms. Ann S. Dwyer ’07 Mr. Thomas L. G. Dwyer Mrs. Katherine E. Eachus ’85 Mr. Erroll A. Eaton ’09 Mr. Michael Eatough Ms. Heidi Eberhard ’90 Mr. John P. Eckelberry ’86 Dr. and Mrs. Blaise Eckert Carolyn and Roger Edens Mr. Jeffrey M. Ederer Mr. Seth Edick ’17 Ms. Nicole Edmon ’92 Amanda N. Edun David A. Edwards Mr. Jovan T. Edwards ’99 Mrs. Patricia D. EdwardsRiemersma ’90 Mrs. Kathleen A. Egan ’87 Ms. Shirley M. Egan ’82 Mr. Larken M. Egleston ’06 Vince Egloff Mr. Devon K. Elahie ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Elder

Mr. Gary R. Ellis ’05 Mr. Sawyer J. Ellis ’15 Mrs. Susan Ellis Mr. Garth A. Ellms ’05 Mr. Sean M. Ellsworth ’11 Reta Emeott Ms. Krista L. Emery ’00 Mr. Kevin B. Emlinger ’99 Mr. Thomas Emmitt ’13 Ms. Huor K. En ’98 Ms. Susan Enevoldsen ’91 Miss Serena E. Enniss ’09 Mr. Craig Enos ’04 Ms. Megan R. Epperson ’16 Mr. Joseph A. Erhard ’07 Mr. Geron G. Erikson ’76 Mr. Seymour Escava Joseph J. Eshleman Ms. Opia Espinosa ’08 Alba Espinoza Mrs. Heather L. Espinoza ’93 Ms. Lisa J. Esposito ’92 Patricia and Stanley Esposito Mr. Joseph E. Estell ’93 Jose Estrompa Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Eubank Blake Evans Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Evans Maggie Evans Ms. Shelly E. Evans ’99 Mr. Michael B. Everling Ms. Claudia N. Ewald Mr. Stephen J. Eysie ’10 Ms. Mary D. Fabrikant ’04 Mr. Harry J. Faircloth ’10 Mr. Ken C. Falk ’83 Mrs. Barbara Fappiano ’88

Mr. Michael P. Faraone Mr. Joseph K. Fassler Ms. Rosa M. Fathbruckner Mr. Giovanni Faudale ’07 Mr. Nick B. Fedder ’17 Mrs. Shelley J. Feinstein ’94 and Mr. Brad M. Feinstein ’95 Ms. Amy E. Felder The Reverend Priscilla Felisky Whitehead ’00 Hon. Martin E. Felix Ms. Angel R. Fellers ’13 Mr. DaQuan Felton Mr. Lee Fennimore ’82 Mr. Robert E. Ferguson ’89 Christina Ferinde Mr. Joe Ferinde Maria Ferinde Marie Ferinde Mr. Seth J. Fernald ’01 and Mrs. Maria Siwek-Fernald ’01 Mr. Brian Fernandes ’06 Mr. Gerald A. Fernandez ’86, ’98 Hon. Leonard H. Feroldi Jude G. Ferreira Mr. Russ J. Ferreira ’94 Ms. Shannon E. Feulner ’15 Mr. Jordan L. Fickess Mr. John G. Fidalgo ’06 Mr. Felix L. Fidelibus ’79 Ms. Alexis Fields ’13 Ms. Kathryn D. Finelli Ms. Elizabeth M. Fink ’10 Mr. John Fink Robert Fink, EdD Mr. David Finkelstein Mr. Robert T. Fira ’12

Mr. Jeffrey Fitton ’14 MBA Mr. and Mrs. John FitzHugh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Fitz-Simon ’58 Mr. Alexander Flack ’05 Jim and Elizabeth Flader Ms. Kelcey M. Fleagle ’15 Mr. Bary R. Fleet Felisha Fletcher Kate and Trae Fletcher Mr. Guillermo C. Flores ’06 Mr. Sean T. Foley ’11 Ms. Patricia L. Fontana ’09 Ms. Kaitlyn M. Ford ’08 Mr. Christopher R. Foresta ’90 Mr. Raymond R. Forget Ms. Tracy Ann Forkin ’13 Mr. David M. Forman ’96 Ms. Ellen E. Forney Mrs. Nancy Fortin Heslop ’80 Mrs. Kendre D. Foster ’96 and Mr. Jerel Foster ’93 Ms. Mary A. Foster ’03 Ms. Shenise L. Foster ’05 Ms. Thivo Foster* Ms. Toriana G. Foster ’15 Kevin M. Fountain, JD, CPA Ms. Sean T. Fowler ’04 Mr. Michael Fox ’08 Toni Fox Mrs. Elsie J. Foy ’74

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Mr. Brian J. Foye ’85 and Mrs. Coleen C. Foye ’87 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Francis Mr. Daniel P. Franco ’13 Mr. Michael J. Franklin ’65 Mrs. Kathryn F. Frascone ’94 and Mr. Anthony M. Frascone ’94 Heather Fraser Vincent Frattaruolo Mr. Edward Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Frazier Allan G. Freedman ’99 EdD Mr. Christopher J. French ’10 Ms. Kim Frenze Ms. B.J. Friedery Ms. Beatrice Friedman Pinones ’99 Mr. Barry C. Frieser ’95 Mr. Bruce A. Frieswick ’95 Ms. Andrea L. Frost Ms. Melissa A. Frost Mr. and Mrs. David Furr Ms. Mary Ann Fusco Ms. Jennifer A. Fustino ’05 Ms. Carla Gade ’91 Mr. Dana H. Gaebe, JD, ’09 Hon. Greg Gaebe, Esq. John S. Gaebe, Esq. Mr. Morris J. Gaebe ’98 Hon. Lynn Gagala Yolanda Gagala Mr. Felix D. Gaido ’14 Ms. Esther Gaines ’11 Mr. Brian A. Gainey ’17 Mrs. Joanne Galenski ’93 Ms. Jacqueline Galindo ’12 Mrs. Jennifer Galipeau ’88 Brian Gallagher

Jennifer J. Gallagher Juan R. Gallardo Mr. Joshua S. Gallego ’14 Mr. David Gallico ’08 Ms. Rebecca L. Gamsby ’02 Mr. Edward S. Garabedian ’11 Ms. Lei Cristine S. Garcia ’10 Ms. Stephanie Y. Garcia ’12 Ms. Vanessa E. Garcia Mr. Kelly Garman ’12 Ms. Kristy L. Garrey ’98 Mr. Thomas Garrick Jr. Ms. Megan A. Garstecki ’13 Ms. Erin G. Gasbarro ’10 Mr. Joseph Gaskin ’83 Mr. Ronald H. Gaskin ’72 Ed Gately Sharon Gattas Mr. Thomas G. Gauthier Mr. Oliver J. Gee ’97 Ms. Faithie Geffrard ’06 Mr. Andrew F. Gelfuso ’01 Nancy and Lawrence Geller Michael W. Gendron Rev. John & Mavis Gensel Ms. Liza M. Gentile Mr. George E. Gerrard ’78 Barbara E. Gervais Mr. Thomas M. Gervasi ’11 Nicola V. Gesualdi Mr. Nicholas N. Giambanis ’06 Mr. Joseph F. Giancaspro ’75 Col. Thomas Gibbons ’07 EdD Ms. Deborah A. Giblin ’12 Mr. John E. Gifford Jr. ’84 Mrs. Jeanne Gilbert ’66 and Mr. Donald Beardsworth ’76

Mr. Jeff B. Gilbert Ms. Joanne Yen P. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert Mr. Michel J. Gilbert ’03 Emily A. Gilcreast Bruce Gileau Ms. Laura S. Gilleland Ms. Sarah J. Gionta ’15 Ms. Denille R. Girardat Myers ’89 Mr. Satish Girotra ’06 Mrs. Bernadette Glass ’69 Ms. Catherine E. Glowacki ’06 Mrs. Valerie I. Godsey ’77 Ms. Anna L. Goerler ’17 Mr. Joshua K. Golden ’07 Mr. Robert J. Goldsher ’84 Ms. Amber N. Goldsmith ’14 Mr. Michael J. Goldstein ’94 Parisa Golkar Ms. Lissette Gomez Mr. Hiram Gonzalez ’09 Ms. Iris A. Gonzalez ’01 Mr. Jonathan A. Gonzalez ’17 Mr. Vicente A. Gonzalez ’97 Ms. Elizabeth Goodermote Ms. Darlena C. Goodwin Ann B. Gordon and Neil H. Gordon Ms. Cassandra L. Gordon ’02 Aaron Gottsman Jacqueline R. Gounaris ’03 and Mr. John R. Gounaris Ms. Robyn L. Gowan ’13 Richard L. Grace Mr. Michael P. Grady ’13 Ms. Mary E. Graf Mr. Ralph A. Granato ’75 Mrs. Tedra N. Grant ’93

Mr. Michael J. Graupman ’94 Harriet Graves Mr. Gary Gray Mary and Frank Grazioso Ms. Emily F. Greagori ’13 Ms. Helen A. Greathouse ’03 Mr. Billy M. Green Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Green ’01 Hon. Ms. Jodee L. Green ’17 Ms. Kimberly F. Green ’12 Mr. Quarry Greenaway ’16 Mr. Bruce H. Greenberg Mr. Joseph J. Greene Jr. ’89 Ms. Maureen R. Greene Mr. Jeffrey A. Greenip ’91 Laura Greenstein ’04 EdD Mr. Vicente P. Gregorio ’08 Ms. Joanne Gregory Ms. Devon C. Greif ’10 Ms. Catherine A. Gresh Daniel J. Grieser Ms. Stacy L. Griest Ms. Erica D. Griffin ’10 Mr. James E. Griffin, EdD, ’88 and Mrs. Christine S. Griffin ’89 Ms. Kirsten D. Griffiths ’09 Ms. Amy G. Grimes ’95 Mr. Andrew P. Grinnan ’15 Ms. Sandra M. Griswold and Mr. Brian L. Griswold ’88 Mr. Frank M. Gronowski ’79 Michael W. Grossi, DBA, ’95, ’99 MAT Ms. Emily S. Grover ’99 Mr. Christopher J. Guarino ’06 Richard Guen Ms. Mildred Guerrier ’05

Chef Angela C. Guerriero ’09 Mr. Benjamin Guggenmos ’02 Mr. Karl J. Guggenmos ’93, ’02 MBA Mrs. Maureen N. Guilbault ’66 Ms. Amanda C. Guile ’11 and Mr. Mark Guile Mr. Richard Gutman Mrs. Mary P. Gutterson ’86 Ms. Christine E. Guzman ’11 Ms. Caitlyn S. Hadley ’12 Mrs. Margaret D. Hadzima Deborah A. Hagie Mr. Mansoor Haider ’07 Mr. Leonard Halko ’80 Mrs. Claire K. Hall Ms. Jennifer R. Hall ’11 Mr. Gregory J. Hallett ’15 Mr. Thomas L. Halley Ms. Renata Halls ’00 Mrs. Melissa S. Halpin ’08 Glenn E. Hamilton Mr. Shadel W. Hamilton II ’01 Carol and Watts Hamrick Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hance Jr. ’06 Hon. Ms. Jane B. Hanna ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hansberger Ms. Caitlin M. Hansen Mr. Thomas J. Hansen Mrs. Sharon Harakal-Macko Ms. Nancy Hardendorf

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Ms. Dawne M. Hardy ’95 Ms. Erica P. Hardy ’16 Jim and Mig Hardy Mrs. Lauren L. Harner ’79 Mrs. Frances Harnois ’74 Mr. Dameon P. Harrington ’09 Ms. Renee M. Harrington ’05 Ms. Andrea Harris ’14 Ms. Jennifer N. Harris ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Randy Harris Mr. Rashen D. Harris ’12 Sara and Townsend Harris Ms. Linda J. Harrison ’89 Mr. Ricardo Harrison ’98 Ms. Ariel Hart ’13 Elizabeth Hart Joan & Steve Hart Mr. Todd A. Hart ’96 Cmdr. Christopher J. Harwood Ms. Shannon E. Haskins Ms. Laura A. Haslam Mr. Alan G. Hassenfeld ’94 Hon. Ms. Linda A. Hatch ’04 Mr. Russell Hawkins ’94 Mrs. Denise D. Hawla ’86 Michael P. Hayes Ms. Claudia L. Hazelwood Mrs. Laurel Healy Swanson ’68 Ms. Sherri Heard Mr. Norman J. Hebert Jr. ’83 Mrs. Betty Hechenbleikner Ms. Patrice Hedler ’03 Mr. Kris E. Hefley Miss Heather J. Heilmann ’03 Mrs. Loree Heimbach and Mr. Kim P. Heimbach Mr. Gregory T. Hein ’84

Mr. Jon K. Helgesen ’11 Ms. Courtney L. Henderson ’16 Ms. Michele C. Henderson Mr. David L. Hendricks ’72 Ms. Joyce Hendricks Mr. Francis Henk ’12 Mr. Gregory E. Henkelman ’13 Mrs. Stacie M. Henn ’91 Kevin Hennessey Mrs. Elizabeth Henninger ’85 Ms. Yussuang Herrand ’06 Mr. Charles A. Herrick ’07 Mr. Lewis Hershkowitz ’94 Oren Hertz Mr. Johannes P. E. Hertzberg ’12 Ms. Caitlyn Hess ’11 Mr. Graham S. Hesser ’09 Ms. Sheila K. Hever ’03 Ms. Martha E. Hewey ’62 Ms. Ariel S. Hicks ’13 Mrs. Lynn Hicks ’88 David and Kim Higgins Ms. Mary Beth Higgins Mr. Andrew G. Hill ’09 Ms. Danielle L. Hill ’98 Mrs. Debra A. Hill ’77 Joshua Hill Ms. Catherine E. Hindle Mr. Jordan S. Hines ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Hinson Jr. Ms. Jennifer L. Hoare ’15 Mr. Burton H. Hobson ’02 Hon. Mrs. Dawn Hodapp ’09 Ms. Kimberly S. Hodges Louisa K. Hoff Judith Hokenson Rick Hokenson

Mr. Gerald R. Holden ’72 Amy Holder Mr. Darrell M. Holland Mr. Eric D. Holland ’96 Miss Jennifer J. Holland ’99 Mr. Sumner Holman Mr. Daniel M. Holohan ’77 Mr. Jonathan J. Holtz Mr. Christopher M. Homola ’13 Mrs. Mellissa A. Honeywood ’07 Mr. Alan Hopkins ’00 Ms. Kerry A. Hopkins ’08 Rosita E. Hopper Mr. David M. Horrocks ’03 Mrs. Lisa M. Hoss ’82 Mr. Jeremy Houghton ’93 Mr. Edward D. Houlahan Jr. ’92 Mr. Andrew J. House ’17 Ms. Whitney A. Houston Ms. Bethany L. Hovestadt ’10 Ms. Jazmin S. Howard ’12 Mrs. Kerry E. Howe ’94 Chef Thomas P. Howell ’77 Mr. Don W. Hubble ’01 Hon. Chef Brian R. Hubner ’05 The Huckel Family Ms. Laurel R. Hudson ’09 Mr. Brandon D. Hudspeth ’14 Ms. Marielle T. Huff ’08 Ms. Jennifer S. Huffman ’13 John J. Hughes Mr. Kristopher E. Hughes ’07 Ms. Autrey C. Hummel ’10 Ms. Carol L. Hummel ’83 Mr. Tyler L. Hunt ’11 Ms. Kristy L. Hunter ’09 Mr. Alexander C. Hurley ’07

Ms. Jennifer J. Hurley ’10 William B. Hurley ’06 EdD Mr. James P. Hutchens ’93 Ms. Hong Thuy T. Huynh ’07 Mr. Vincent Iacono Mr. Ronald A. Ianazzi ’76 David Iarossi Mrs. Lorraine Iasillo Allmashy Mr. David Ibsen Ms. Sally M. Ilgner Mr. Michael S. Imbruglia ’99 Mr. Angelo J. Ingrati ’13 Mr. Domenico Intrieri ’89 Mr. Jon R. Ireland ’90 Mr. Richard C. Irving ’87 and Mrs. Rhonda L. Irving ’87 Ms. Samia N. Islam ’07 Mr. Robert Isser Velda and Mark Iverson Louis R. Izzi Jr. Mr. Scott E. Jaccard ’83 Mrs. Jan-Marie M. Jackson Lanuzza ’98 Mr. Gerald A. Jackson ’83 Mr. Mark Jackson Mrs. Tracey J. Jackson ’08 Unjeria Jackson Mr. Bret M. Jacob ’15 Mr. Jarrod S. Jacobi ’94 Betsy Jacobs Mr. Cory M. Jacobson ’01 Christopher M. Jacques Dr. Andy Jagoda Mr. Bernard James ’14 Mrs. Kathy A. James ’06 Ms. Laura G. James ’09 Mrs. Tina B. James ’05

Mr. Hyoseok Jang ’12 Angel B. Jara Mr. Ralph J. Jasparro Ms. Elizabeth A. Jaswell Jules G. M. Jean Mr. Gabriel I. Jean-Marie ’08 Karen and John Jennings Ms. Lauren B. Jeweler ’05 David A. Jewell, DHSc Mr. Brett W. Johns ’92 Ms. Heather L. Johnson Baseler Mr. Andrew P. Johnson ’15 Mr. Eddie Johnson ’07 Mr. Fred G. Johnson Jr. ’96 Ms. Katherine L. Johnson ’08 Mrs. Keila W. Johnson ’92 Ms. Kara A. Johnston Mr. Norfleet R. Johnston Jr. ’91 Mrs. Dorothy H. Joly ’83 Mr. Julian J. Jones ’14 Mr. Kelvin Jones Mrs. Rochelle A. Jonson ’95 and Mr. Paul R. Jonson ’95 Brent Jordan Chris and Julie Jordan Mr. Christopher H. Jordan ’08 Ms. Janice M. Jordan Ms. Magaly R. Jordan ’15 Ms. Melodie Jordan ’99 Mr. Joel P. Jose ’11 Ms. AnnaMaria Joseph ’05

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Ms. Jessica Joseph ’10 Mrs. Laura L. Jovino ’86 Ms. Kayla M. Joynes ’09 Ms. Socorro Juarez Mr. Ryan M. Judge ’09 Mr. Paul E. Judice ’91 Brother Joseph W. Juliano ’94 Don & Jamie Juron Mr. Michael J. Jurusz ’89 Ms. Danielle Kachoian ’17 Mr. Michael Kaesik ’09 Alfred Kaiser Mrs. Beatrice H. Kalinich ’96 Mr. Kyle Kanaga Mr. Karriem K. Kanston ’98 and Mrs. Deborah O. Pierce-Kanston ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H. Karro Ms. Erica Katz Mr. Norman A. Katz Mrs. Lisa G. Kaufman Mr. Patrick W. Keaton ’09 Mr. Beau Keegan ’04 and Mr. Justin M. Keegan ’01 Mr. Patrick J. Keegan Mr. Nate A. Keeney ’14 Ms. Nafadima Keita ’17 Ms. Chanel V. Keitt ’13 Mr. Thomas Keller ’03 Hon. Mrs. Tracy A. Keller ’91 Mr. Brian Kelley ’65 Mr. John A. Kelley III ’10 Mrs. Deborah D. Kelly ’74 Mr. Daniel K. Kelty ’72 Mr. Kester L. Kemp Jr. ’12 Ms. Linda F. Kender ’95 Ms. Audrey P. Kendrick ’07 Ms. Coleen Kennedy

Mr. Thomas A. Kenyon ’94 Mrs. Paula L. Keogh Mr. Richard P. Keogh Mr. Patrick W. Kerns ’01 Ms. Rebecca S. Massey Kevin C. Kester Wayne Kezirian, Esq. and Elizabeth Paroli Mr. Ahmet Kilimci ’84 Mr. Shawn Killeen Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Killian Jr. Ms. Katey L. Kilpatrick ’16 Mr. Stephen P. Kilroy ’92 Ms. Myung Ji Kim ’10 Mr. Jerry Kindred ’07 Mr. Jimmie F. King, PhD, ’04 Mr. John A. King ’95 Mr. Robert B. King ’11 Mr. Ryan P. King Rebecca Kinnson Mr. Vincent A. Kirwin Jr. Ms. Carolyn A. Kissel Stacey L. Kite, DBA, ’92, '94 MS Sean Klaboe Mr. Hubert Klein ’86 Mrs. Lauren G. Kleinman ’06 Ms. Susan Morser Klem John and Pat Klokstad Ms. Rachel Klosterman ’02 George and Ellen Knapp Mr. Earl Knipe Jr. ’78 Mrs. Hazel M. Knof, CPA, ’88 Melissa R. Knosp Peter Koch Ms. Lisa L. Koenig ’13 Mrs. Ashley Kokkinakos ’04 Ms. Melissa R. Kolbmann ’08

Mr. Edward Kollett ’10 Keith Kollett Ms. Ellyssa N. Kondrick ’12 Ms. Patricia J. Kopperl Mr. Edward M. Korry Professor Leslie A. Kosky Ms. Kerry L. Kostecka ’11 Mr. Thomas Kovacs ’99 Robin P. Krakowsky ’88, ’08 EdD Mr. Ned A. Kreiss ’83 Sarah Kreitman Mr. Joseph E. Krenn ’00 Mr. John E. Krom ’93 Mr. Bill C. Kropff ’97 Mr. Michael J. Kubalewski ’07 Mr. David T. Kulik Mr. John Kunkel ’13 Hon. Mr. Kyle D. Kurdle ’89 Mrs. Ashley N. Kurth ’06 Mr. John Kuschman ’09 Mr. Craig Kutella ’01 Mr. Leng Beng Kwek ’98 Hon. Doris & Edward Kwok Mr. Thomas D. La Castra ’11 Ms. Cheryl LaBanca ’04 Ms. Kara E. Labelle Mr. Stevan H. Labush ’83 The LaCastra Family Amy Lacko Janet Laffey Kathleen Lalli Mr. Nicola LaManna ’97 Ms. Samantha Lamin ’00 Kristin M. Lamoureux, PhD, ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Adam Landau Ms. Allyson Landon ’95 Michelle L. Landry

Jenny Lane Ms. Jessica A. Lane Mr. Kenneth G. Lane Mrs. Deborah K. Langenstein ’88 and Mr. David Langenstein ’93 Jeri N. Langford Mr. Edward R. Langham ’93 Mr. William J. Langlois ’76 Mr. Philip Lanino ’06 Brian P. Lanoie Mr. Gerald E. Lanuzza ’91 Mrs. Joyce M. Lapolla Hynes Mrs. Donna H. Laporte ’00 Mr. Richard Laporte ’01 Ms. Maria Laposta ’92 Mrs. Donna Larence Mr. Charles W. Lasserre III ’98 Mr. Paul R. Lavoie ’84 Ms. Rebecca G. Lazarus ’10 Mrs. Tammy A. Leader ’87 Paul G. Leahy Mr. Jeffrey A. Leake ’90 Ms. Glenis I. LeClair ’80 Mr. Charles J. Lee II ’09 Chiang-Mu Lee Ms. Donna S. Lee ’87 Hon. Ms. Lissan L. Lee ’05 Mrs. Anne M. Lefler ’94 Mr. Jesse N. LeFranc ’07 Joann Lefrancois Mr. Peter A. Lehmuller Allecia A. Leiba Ms. Elaine R. Leite ’84 Mr. George T. Leloudis ’99 Mrs. Janet M. Lemay ’68 Mr. Joseph Lemay ’17 Mr. Evan A. Lemoine ’09

Erin Lenhardt Mrs. Marie R. Lenhardt ’98 Megan Lenhardt Mr. Caleb M. Lentchner ’89 Mr. Adam S. Leon ’97 Robert K. Leonard ’82 and Ms. Elisabeth A. Wybraniec Mrs. Susan L. Leslie Ms. Diana E. Letourneau ’91 Mr. Wayne F. Letourneau ’86 Mr. Michael A. Leven ’00 Hon. Mr. Joshua S. Levi ’07 Ms. Meryl L. Levine ’06 Ms. Hinda Levin-Kreiger Kim and Adam Levy Kenneth and Paulette Levy Mr. Spence T. Levy ’92 Christopher P. Lewis Mr. Lee Lewis ’99, ’04 MBA Mr. Robert L. Lewis ’17 Mr. William D. Lewis ’75 Mr. Jiageng Li ’07 Mr. Peiming Li ’11 Mr. Simon M. Lichter ’11 Mr. Benjamin L. Lieberman ’02 Mr. Derek P. Lightbown ’90 Christy and Jim Lilley Ms. Carolyn H. Lilly Mr. Jin Bing Lin ’07 Ms. Ya-Chu Lin Mr. Joseph Lincoln ’11

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Mr. Scott M. Linder ’97 Mr. Steven M. Linebaugh ’13 Mr. Bryan M. Linhares ’04 Lynne J. Lipcon and Mr. Jesse B. Lipcon Ms. Nicole F. Liriano ’13 Edward E. Lisi, DBA Mr. Joshua P. Littman ’02 Eileen and Carl Litwak Ms. Chia-Chun Liu ’13 Ms. Joy Z. Liu ’12 Mr. Tongyuan Liu ’12 Ms. Laura S. Lo ’08 Ms. Peiyu Lo Mrs. Geraldine M. Lombard ’89 Mr. David T. Long ’12 Gary and Janet Long Mr. Joel C. Long ’88 Mr. Thomas A. Longmoore ’86 and Mrs. Patricia M. Longmoore ’86 Mr. Jeffrey M. Longo Ms. Mary C. Longshaw Mr. Anthony M. Lopez ’13 Ms. Liza J. Lopez ’08 Mr. Numar A. Lopez Ms. Sarah J. Loranger ’09 Gregory F. Lorenz, PhD Mr. Jamal Louis ’13 Ms. Viota Louis ’03 Thalerand Louis-Jeune Mr. Joseph A. Lourenco Ms. Mireille Louvat ’00 Mr. Ricardo D. Love ’01 Ms. Rebecca Lowe ’10 Mrs. Ann C. Lownes ’55 Mr. Curtis L. Lucas ’14 Mr. Frank J. Lucas ’86

Ms. Katherine M. Lucas ’10 Mr. Michael J. Ludwig ’11 Ms. Catherine A. Lukowski Mr. Thomas A. Lukowski Ms. Samantha F. Luntz ’10 Mr. Michael W. Lurie ’80 Ms. Tiffany A. Lusk ’05 Mr. Richard V. Luthi ’81 Ms. Judy Luu Michelle Lyons Ms. Tracey MacArthur ’06 Mr. and Mrs. George MacBain IV Mr. Thomas P. MacDonald ’94 and Mrs. Alicia A. MacDonald ’98 Patricia B. MacEnulty Mrs. Carol A. Machado Barbara Madosky Debbie Madosky Mr. and Mrs. George Madosky James Madosky Ms. Marthina N. Maduka ’06 Mr. Rene A. Magana ’01 Mr. Joseph C. Magennis Mr. Christopher Magliano ’01 Mr. Christopher D. Magnan ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Magowan Mr. Ashish Mahajan ’99 James Mahoney Ms. Mary Kate Mahoney ’15 Mr. George M. Malavasic ’04 Ms. Rosalind Malcolm ’05 Mr. Tarun Malik ’90 and Mrs. Sarah C. Malik Mr. Norman Manchester Mr. Lawrence M. Mandel ’94 Mrs. Jane A. Mangili ’87 Ms. Neunoug J. Mangum ’12

Mrs. Diane C. Mannolini-Grossi ’90 Mr. Georges Marcellus ’04 Mr. Kevin L. Marchesi ’10 Mr. Christopher D. Marcin ’11 Jamie P. Marcoux Mr. John V. Markrush ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marley Ms. Destiny D. Marquez ’12 Ms. Nicole A. Marquis ’06 Michael E. Marrapodi ’01 EdD Mr. J. Willard Marriott Jr. ’95 Hon. Ronald Marrocco Jr. Ms. Chelsea A. Marshall ’12 Mrs. Susan D. Marshall ’88 and Mr. Paul J. Marshall ’90 Mr. Tanpaul E. Marshall ’01 Ronald Martel, PhD Steve Martel Mrs. Rhonda L. Martel-Gironda ’91 Mr. Steven S. Martell ’08 Barbara Martin Ms. Betty Martin ’05 Carol Martin Mr. M. John Martin ’86, ’06 Hon. Mr. Ray Martin ’10 Mr. Steven Martin ’11 Mr. Jorge Martinez Michael C. Martone Ms. Kaylee M. Mascarenas ’15 Ms. Kelli A. Mason ’95 Mr. Marcel R. Massenet ’94 Ms. Barbara A. Masterson ’77 Mr. Joseph E. Mathew ’07 Mr. Christopher P. Mathias ’94 Ms. Candy S. Matos ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Matthews

Cris Mattoon, Esq. ’98 and Mrs. Kimberly Mattoon ’99 Mr. Carl L. Mattson Jr. ’01 Mrs. Susan Mayo Ms. Rebeka Mazzone Mr. Austin McAninch ’16 Laurie McBrinn Mr. Theodore McCall ’00 Mr. Brian K. McCanon ’87 Ms. Sonja L. McCarrell ’10 Mr. Douglas C. McCarthy ’76 Ms. Elizabeth McCarthy ’02 Mr. Joshua S. McCarthy Ms. Alexa McCartney ’17 Mr. Camron W McCarty ’15 Mr. James P. McCloskey Mr. Thomas C. McCluskie Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. McColl Jr. Mr. Harry McCormick ’67 Ms. Victoria A. McCrae Ms. Haylee McCullen ’14 Ms. Linda M. McElroy ’11 Mr. Ryan J. McFadden ’13 Mr. Samuel W. McGann III ’86 and Mrs. Cindy C. McGann Ms. Brittany M. McGarry Ms. Gilda McGee Ms. Tara J. McGee Mrs. Karen R. McGibbon Lucas ’00 and Mr. Sean Lucas ’00 Mr. Matthew D. McGilvray ’08 Mr. R. G. McGovern ’91 Hon. Ms. Rosemarie A. McGreevy ’11 Mac and Linda McGregor Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGuire Ms. Monica R. McGuire ’09 Miss Siobain McIlvain ’12

Mr. Matthew B. McKenzie ’08 Mr. Richard McKinney ’16 Ms. Lashelle K. McKoy ’98 Mr. Brendan W. McLaughlin ’92 Suzy and William McMahan Mr. Owen A. McMahon Jr. ’75 Mr. Donald J. McMann ’88 Mr. Jackie McMillian ’00 Ms. Kristine E. McNamara ’94 Mr. William R. McNeill ’11 Mr. Kevin T. McNicholas Mr. Blake F. McNulty ’14 Mr. Jeffrey W. McOmber ’80 Ms. Joanne M. McQuesten ’99 Ms. Kimberly D. Medina Linda & Joe Medlin Mrs. Madeline Meehan ’85 Ms. Michelle D. Meehan ’13 Thomas P. Meehan, PhD, PA-C Mr. Jeffrey L. Mekolites ’99 Mr. Joseph O. Melanson ’94 Mrs. Dawn M. Mello ’85 Mr. Andre J. Melnychuk Mr. Shakiyl M. Melville ’12 Ms. Lizbeth Mendoza ’10 Bob and Sue Merill Mr. Kevin M. Merlin ’95 Ms. Kelly L. Merrell ’11 Ms. Danielle A. Merricks ’05 Ms. Madison A. Merrifield ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Merrill

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Mr. Mark D. Merritt ’09 Ms. Renelda Merzius ’05 Mr. Mitchell H. Meshon ’88 and Mrs. Andrea Meshon ’88 Mr. Adam Mesiti Mrs. Carol B. Mesrobian ’96 Mrs. Ralfe Mesrobian Mr. Aaron L. Messina ’04 Ant Messina Ed and Doreen Metz George and Nancy Metz Mr. & Mrs. David Michaloski Mr. David H. Michan ’07 Ms. Kimberly A. Michaud Dan Miers Mr. Steven Mileska ’11 Diane C. Millard Mr. Chad Miller ’07 Mr. Jesse J. Miller ’87 Kendra L. Miller Ms. Sara B. Miller Ms. Victoria Miller ’11 Mr. Christopher S. Mills ’87 Mr. Jason Minassian ’01 Mr. James L. Minton II Ms. Alicia Mishler ’09 Mr. Michael Mishner ’11 Mr. Malay Misra ’08 Mr. Gregory S. Mitchell Ms. Kathy Jo Mitchell Ms. Petronella Mitchell Mr. Charles Mizrahi Jean E. Moats Mr. Vladimir Mocevic ’12 Mr. Kunle Modupe ’90 Mr. Frank J. Monferrato ’11 Mr. Richard J. Moniz Jr.

Ismare Monreal Mrs. Joyce L. Montague ’81 Ms. Bridget A. Montana ’10 Ms. Gabriela Montes Oliva ’17 Ms. Millay C. Montfleury ’10 Mrs. Danielle C. Montoya ’97 Mr. Glenn R. Mooney ’92 Ms. Cheryl J. Moore ’77 Ms. Evelyn Moore Ms. Margarett N. Moore ’16 Mr. Carlos M. Morales Mr. Evan S. Moran ’17 Ms. Tatiana J. Morejon ’13 Jean Morelli Timothy J. Morgan, Esq. Mr. Kyle D. Morrell ’07 Mr. Gerald R. Morris Mr. Lonnie D. Morris Mrs. Tammy M. Morrissey ’88 Ms. Carolyn J. Morse ’14 Ms. Katherine Morse Mr. Phil Morse Susan Morse Mr. Mark J. Morton ’12 Mr. Paul Moses Mr. Michael Moskwa Ms. Sandee L. Mott Ms. Jonetta F. Moultrie ’09 Miss Beverly A. Mourachian ’64 Mr. Edward Mourachian ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Mehdi Moutahir Ms. Brittany J. Mowers ’09 Gen Mroczek Mr. Raymond Mulligan and Ms. Dawn Mulligan Ms. Jessica Mulvena ’97 Mrs. Denise M. Mulvey ’83

Mr. Steven J. Mulvey ’83 Mr. Antonio Mungo Mr. Cameron D. Murdzia ’15 Mr. David A. Murphy ’10 Mr. Michael J. Murphy ’11 Ms. Michelle A. Murphy ’00 Ms. Moira A. Murphy ’08 Mrs. Theresa Murphy ’80 Mrs. Theresa L. Murphy ’94 Mr. Billy W. Murray ’14 Ms. Carrie C. Murrow ’90 Mrs. Linda S. Musch ’82 and Mr. Ronald R. Musch ’87 Mr. Steven Musumeci Mr. Kenneth Nahigian The Honorable Eugene Nardelli Mr. Gershwin L. Narraidoo Mr. Donald Nathan ’96 Kerbie and Brandon Neal Mr. Mark A. Neckes and Mrs. Rhoda L. Neckes ’98 Patrick and Jacqueline Nee Mr. Charles S. Neglia ’86 Mr. R. Michael Neilio Jr. ’09 Ms. Denise Neirinckx ’13 Ms. Brittany Neisen ’12 Jean R. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Ms. Cristina J. Nery ’94 Cheryl L. Nesbitt Ms. Emily Nett ’10 Mrs. Christine Neugebauer, CEC, ’83 Ms. Kathleen A. Nevil-Powell ’79 Mr. Robert J. Newcomb ’09 Mr. Tim Newman Ms. Ashley N. Newton ’12

Ms. Ann L. Nguyen ’11 Mr. Randall M. Nguyen ’17 Ms. Michelle M. Nicholas ’14 Mrs. Nancy Niehoff Mr. Zachary S. Niemiec ’14 Mr. Thomas Nilsson Ms. Francis M. Nisi ’15 Ms. Margaret E. Noel ’96 Mr. Stephen T. Nogle ’05 Mr. Robert M. Nograd, CMC, ’99 Hon. Mrs. Letitia Nolan ’97 Mr. Robert T. Nolet ’79 Ms. Kathleen E. Noonan Mr. Gregory B. Norek ’91 Mr. Mark C. Norman Barbara A. Norris Mr. Joe E. Norris ’13 Mr. Steven L. Norris ’98 Mr. David Nottingham ’05 Ronnie Noulis Mr. Brian P. Novak Terry D. Novak Mr. Robert D. Novitske ’12 Mr. Thomas Nowak ’02 Ms. Elissa O’Brien, SPHR ’96 Ms. Lani I. O’Brien ’92 Lindsay and John O’Donnell Mrs. Margaret A. O’Farrell ’87 Mr. Sean A. O’Halloran ’13 Mr. James O’Hara ’99 Ms. Anne O’Moore ’93 Nancy J. O’Neill Mr. George A. O’Palenick ’82 Mr. George O’Rourke Jean O’Shea Ms. Cristin O’Toole ’02

Ms. Marya E. Oberfrank ’93 Ms. Camila Ochoteco ’11 Doug Ochsner Anthony A. Odunaike Mr. Leslie Ogoe ’07 Ms. Susan B. Oldrid Mrs. Aretha J. Olivarez ’99 Ricardo A. Oliveira Ms. Michele A. Olivier ’90 Ms. Anibett Oller-Rodriguez ’12 Mr. Joseph Z. Olobri ’09 Ms. Veronica Olsen ’08 Mr. Lucas K. Olson ’12 Ms. Emily A. Oncale ’06 Mr. Bryce E. Orblom ’05 Mr. John A. Orlosky ’03 Mr. Alin Oroszi ’08 Mr. Keith W. Orstad ’97 Isabel M. Orterry Ms. Kirstin M. Osborn ’14 Telson A. Oscar Mr. Clinton G. Osgood ’82 Mr. Stephane Ost ’06 Angie and Jay Ostendarp Ms. Lisa Ouellette ’97 Ms. Dejah Overby ’03 Mr. Jerome Owens ’09 Mrs. LeShonda M. Owens ’05 Ms. Shelly D. Owens Mr. Bruce M. Ozga ’92 and Mrs. Jeannette F. Stefan-Ozga ’99

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Mr. Emre Oztunc ’96 Mr. Stephen O. Packer III ’80 Ms. Amanda L. Page ’12 Mr. Peter D. Paige ’96 Ms. Alison K. Paine ’07 Mr. William H. Palardy Mr. David J. Palermino Muraca ’95 Mr. Geoffrey P. Palmer ’02 Mr. Brian C. Palmes ’09 Laura S. Palulis Ms. Felicia E. Pandola ’08 Mr. Richard Pannullo ’86 Mr. Brian A. Paolucci ’04 Mrs. Tatiana Paolucci ’00 Frank Paone ’10 Hon. John and Barbara Parente Mr. Louis V. Parente Mr. Robert J. Parenteau ’06 Leslie and Glenn Parish Mrs. Cynthia L. Parker ’09 Ms. Stephanie A. Parker ’12 Mr. Christian A. Parkes ’15 Madeline Parmenter Mr. Jeremy A. Parson ’15 Mr. Brent L. Parsons ’13 Ms. Deborah S. Pasquarella and Mr. Michael J. Pasquarella Frederick P. Pasquariello Nilesh Patel Richa Patel Edward and Joyce Patterson David and Karen Paulson Mr. Yves Payraudeau ’12 Pamela Pearson and Charles Peach Arlene Pearson Mr. Shurlon S. Peart ’98

Ms. Victoria C. Pefley ’12 Ronald K. Pehoski Ms. Lisa A. Pelosi Mr. & Mrs. Edward Pendergast Mr. Michael E. Pendergast ’07 and Ms. Kristin Pendergast Mrs. Wendy Pendergrass ’82 and Mr. Ernest P. Pendergrass Jr. ’99 Ms. Kiarah M. Penn ’17 Mr. Maurice A. Penn Jr. ’10 Mr. Alan T. Penney Mr. Robert A. Penry ’08 Mrs. Julie Peoples Mr. Robert C. Peoples ’79 Mr. Albert Pera* Eduino J. Pereira Mark F. Peres, JD Ms. Jazmine Perez ’11 Mrs. Lisa A. Perocco ’80 Mr. Allen J. Perry ’04 Mr. Jeffrey R. Perry, CEC, ’91 Mrs. Jennifer L. Perry ’90 Louis and Linda Pestana Mr. David E. Peters ’84 Ms. Lena Peters ’13 Mr. Elliott Peterson ’79 Miss Renee N. Petrillo ’10 Mr. David S. Petrone ’82 Ms. Nicole L. Petrone ’16 Mr. Frederick J. Petrossi ’93 Mrs. Robin Phifer and Mr. John Phifer Mrs. Patricia C. Philbin ’78 Mrs. Joann C. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Phillips Ms. Noy Phoumivong ’96

Ms. Laura A. Piantedosi ’83 Chef Andreas P. Pias ’11 Ms. Shawn M. Piccolo Norberto ’03 Mr. Jeffrey M. Pickett Mr. Jerome P. Pie ’88 Anthony Pierro Mr. Andrew Pignataro ’93 Ms. Katie Pikus ’98 Cindy Pilla Ms. Andrea M. Pineda Salgado ’13 Marjorie and Robert Pinto Mr. Walter Pires ’10 Mr. Vincent Pirri ’87 Joan Pisano Ms. Kimberly E. Pisco ’84 Mr. Stephen C. Pisini ’92 Mr. Kevin P. Piskur ’09 Mr. Mark C. Pittman ’97 Ms. Susan A. Pittsley ’05 Chef Marianne Pizzitola ’89 Mr. Christopher O. Placco Mr. Chris Plano ’93 Mr. Stephen S. Polak, CPA, ’83 Sharon Polek Mr. Theodore E. Polfelt ’06 Ms. Logan E. Pollard ’13 Ms. Karyn A. Polley ’11 Dale and Larry Polsky Ms. Rebecca J. Polson ’11 Mr. Naeem V. Pommills ’15 Mr. Dave C. Pompignano ’06 Mr. Daniel J. Pond ’15 Mrs. Mary Pontoriero Mr. Stephen C. Poplaski ’75 Mr. Alexander M. Porrier ’15 Mr. John L. Porritt ’87 Ms. Ailed Portell ’13

Mr. Raymond Porter Mrs. Janice Pothier Pac Meryl Precourt Ms. Martha Prell Ms. Danavia M. Previlon ’14 Mr. William A. Priante Jr. ’90 Mr. Curtis T. Price ’10 Ms. Jacqueline C. Prior ’86 Ms. Jessica Proepper ’10 Frederick C. Promades ’12 EdD Thomas Puccio ’00 EdD Steph & Dan Pulinski Mr. Louis A. Pullano Mrs. Cara A. Pullen ’05 Mr. Brian Punter ’01 Mr. Todd S. Puro ’01 Mr. Stephen F. Pyle Mr. William D. Pyne Mr. John J. Quinn Major Michael P. Quinn Ms. Sharon Q. Quinn-Sherlock ’88 Ms. Crystal H. Quinones ’12 Mr. Danilo R. Quinonez ’12 Ms. Alejandra L. Quintero ’13 Ms. Catherine J. Rabb Amanda Rabinowitz Wendy L. Rabitor Mr. Sean C. Radu ’12 Mr. Vijayakumar Raj, CRDE, ’93 Ms. Alexia Ramirez ’10 Ms. April Ramirez ’08 Paul B. Ramsdell & Pricilla A. Ramsdell Ms. Korina A. Ramsland Short Ellen Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rankin Mr. Isidro A. Rascon ’14

Mr. Philip J. Rateliff ’13 Ms. Ann Marie Rathbun ’06 Ms. Mandy Ray ’02 Mr. Shawn M. Ray ’97 Mr. Chad S. Raymond ’09 Mr. Ahmed Raza ’12 Mrs. Jeanine L. Reardon ’88 Ms. Ann-Marie Reddy Mr. Michael A. Reed Ms. Rebecca R. Reifel ’10 Mr. Gerald P. Reilly ’78 Peter Reinhart.

Mrs. Mallory J. Reis Mr. Lionel J. Remillard Mr. Philip S. Renaud II ’73 Marie Renna Ms. Tracey E. Renzi Mrs. Heidi O. Resendes Paula and Craig Reutlinger Mr. Kenneth Revier ’96 Mr. Francisco A. Reyes ’14 Mr. Justin M. Reyna ’17 Kyra and Dave Reynolds Margaret O. Reynolds Mr. George J. Rezendes Mr. Peter V. R. Rhein ’84 Ms. Julie K. Rhoads ’11 Ms. Jenna L. Rhodes ’15 Mr. Aldo R. Ricaldy David P. Ricci Mrs. Joyce M. Ricci-Maddalena ’00

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Mrs. Diane Riccitelli ’89 Larry A. Rice, EdD, ’90 Mr. James M. Richard ’07 Ms. Tamara M. Richard ’11 Mr. William L. Richard ’81 Ms. Tenisha L. Riddick ’12 Ms. Frances C. Ridolfo ’87 Robbin and Pat Riley Mrs. Brooke A. Riske Mrs. Karen Rissmann ’00 Mr. John E. Ritacco ’11 Hon. Mr. James Ritzenberg Mr. Terry G. Ritzman Jr. ’86 Mr. James W. Ritzus ’94 Mrs. Karen A. Rivera ’95 Maria M. Rix Ms. Lisa Rizzo Mr. Leandro P. Rizzuto Ms. Shannon L. Robbins Mr. Anthony Roberts Jr. ’09 Mr. Jim R. Robertson ’87 Mrs. Kari M. Robertson ’06 Mr. William J. Robertson ’62 Mr. Duane N. Robidoux ’93 Mr. Armand C. Robinson ’09 Mr. Frank J. Robinson ’14 Mrs. Lynn M. Robinson ’90 Ms. Natasha Robinson ’06 Ms. Ronda J. Robotham ’83 Ms. Elizabeth B. Robson Ms. Ann M. Roccio Ms. Anne E. Roche Ms. Juliana Rock ’08 Mrs. Jennifer L. Rockwell ’04 Mrs. Patricia Rodgers ’10 Hon. Ms. Gloria M. Rodrigues Ms. Wendy Rodriguez ’09

Ms. Yael Rodriguez ’12 Ms. Alexandra Rogers ’01 Mr. Cornejo Rogers ’08 Mr. John T. Rogers ’06 and Mr. Joshua L. Casto ’06 Ms. Anna Rokhkind ’11 Marie Roll Mr. Steve Romaniello Mrs. Barbara S. Romano ’79 Mr. Nicholas Romano ’78 Ms. Vanessa Romero ’05 Mr. Peter J. Rood Mr. Peter J. Rosa ’13 Ms. Alexa M. Rose ’15 Professor Jack J. J. Rose Mr. LeRoy V. Rose Jr. Randall and Rochelle Rosenthal Ms. Kristin M. Rosler Ms. Keiondra A. Ross ’09 Ms. Alexandra T. Rossett Ms. Ellen D. Roth Mr. Jason Rouslin ’09 Ms. Maureen Rozes ’01 and Mr. James Rozes Mr. Will Rubey ’13 Mr. Dean C. Rubin ’10 Ms. Amanda J. Rubio ’17 Mr. Craig G. Ruhling ’90 and Mrs. Andrea L. Ruhling ’90 Ms. Loren J. Ruiz ’17 Ms. Mim L. Runey, LPD Ms. Diana W. Russ ’16 Ms. LaDonna A. Russell ’06 Mr. Ryan A. Russell ’07 Ms. Katarina M. Russo ’13 Paula and Kenneth Russo Mr. Chuck Rutkowski

Ms. Elizabeth Ryan Scanlon ’97 Ms. Ashley M. Ryan ’09 Mr. Derek R. Ryan ’03 Adam M. Sacks Miss Justine A. Sacks ’09 Ms. Jaymie E. Sadonis ’06 Mrs. Rose K. Sagan ’74 Ms. Kerri Sakalo ’89 Mr. David C. Salcfas ’88 Mr. Ross J. Saldarini Ms. Karleen T. Salley ’08 Mr. Thomas J. Samartino Jr. ’86 Amanda R. Samland Mr. Ebben Sample Ms. Vernelle A. Samuel ’14 Mr. Tobey C. Sanborn ’97 Ms. Desiree N. Sandoval-Garcia ’06 Ms. Domitilla E. Sandusky ’10 Ms. Khristin A. Sanni ’13 Rosemarie and Michael Santangelo Ms. Krysten A. Santos ’09 Mrs. Glenda SapirmanSchreiber ’97 Mr. Frank A. Sargent ’09 Ms. Kathryn C. Sargent ’13 Judy Sarmiento Ms. Barbara Sarno ’99 Franklin B. Satterthwaite Jr., PhD Ms. Kristen M. Savicki ’09 Mrs. Barbara F. Savignano Mr. Richard Sawyer ’99 Mr. Stephen W. Scaife ’92 Mr. Thomas E. Scalavino ’92 Ms. Karin Scapinakis Ms. Helen Scarborough

Ms. Kate Scarborough and Mr. Mark Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scarborough Ms. Sallie F. Scarborough Mrs. Jeanette A. Scarcella ’07 and Mr. Joseph Scarcella Ms. Amanda Schade ’10 Chef Shane Schaibly ’05 Norman Scherza Mr. Michael Schifferli ’07 Ms. Sara Schmalz ’10 Willard and Ann Schmell Mr. and Mrs. Irving Schneider, PhD Ms. Kristy L. Schoch ’08 Mr. Donald G. Schoffstall, PhD, ’02 Mr. Michael J. Schrader Mrs. Helene D. Schroeder ’79 Mr. Jeremy R. Schroeder ’12 Mr. Joseph A. Schueler ’13 Mr. Eric T. Schultz ’12 Mr. Justin J. Schwarz ’03 Mrs. Page Sciotto Mr. Homer A. Scott Jr. Mr. Sean D. Scott ’01 Ms. Cosette Seals ’08 Ms. Susan Seamon Ms. Barbara W. Secor Mr. Corey J. Segal ’03 and Mrs. Risa C. Segal ’05 Ms. Joan T. Segerson ’89 Ms. Melissa M. Segrest ’08 Mr. Jeffrey W. Seiden ’91 Steve Seitz Ms. Sheryl L. Semmes Ms. Catherine S. Sengel Chef John R. Serock Jr. ’95 Ms. Alexandra M. Serret ’08

Ms. Hollie M. Sevigny ’10 Mr. John T. Sexton ’97 Mr. Louis Sforza ’06 Ms. Katherine M. Shanahan ’12 Mrs. Molly S. Shanklin ’82 Mr. Stephen A. Shanks ’98 Cheryl A. Shatz Mr. Lewis A. Shatzer Jr. ’92 Ms. Chelsea Shaughnessy Donald Shea Ms. Jacqueline Shear Mrs. Dana M. Shefsky ’96 Chef Eric L. Shelton ’98 Melissa C. Sherblom Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheridan III Ms. Merrill W. Sherman ’02 Hon. Chef Casey Shiller ’99 Mr. Steven C. Shipley ’85 and Mrs. Lori A. Shipley ’83 Ms. Calley A. Sholder ’17 Ms. Stella A. Shorts ’11 Mr. Bruce I. Shuman ’76 Susie Shurtleff Ms. Gloria M. Sical Ms. Bonnie Sierra ’01 Diane C. Signore John Siligato Mr. Robert F. Silk ’88 Mrs. Dale Silva ’91 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Silva ’95 and Mr. Robert H. Silva ’78 Michael Silva Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Mr. Victor C. Silva ’07 Mr. Louis J. Silvio ’64 Mrs. Maria P. Siman ’14 Scott A. Simon Ms. Joyce C. Simonds ’07 Ms. Mary L. Simpson ’09 Ms. Staceyann N. Sinclair ’01 Mrs. Lissa B. Singer ’98 Mr. Johnny Singletary ’92 Ms. Heather R. Singleton ’97 Marion Singleton Mr. Michael P. Sirianni ’79 Mr. Martin J. Sirkin ’10 Sherry and Tom Skains Karen Skelton Jaclyn Slaugenhaupt Ms. Audra R. Slavin ’91 and Mr. Alan J. Slavin ’90 Mr. Gregory M. Slawinski ’12 Mr. Dameian V. K. Slocum ’00 Howard R. Slutzky Ms. Deidre A. R. Small ’14 Ms. Cynthia L. Smallwood ’80 Mr. M. T. Smelser ’95 Ms. Lynn E. Smiley ’95 Mr. Adam C. Smith Mr. Andrew M. Smith ’07 Dean and Anne Carter Smith Mr. Erik M. Smith ’16 Glen and Shay Smith Ms. Iyanna Smith ’14 Ms. Jaquanda S. Smith ’08 Ms. Jennifer L. Smith ’09 Ms. Joanne D. Smith Mr. Kafar A. Smith ’98 Mr. Octavius Smith ’98 Mr. Stephen A. Smith

Ms. Tanika Smith ’02 Ms. Paula A. Sneed ’91 and Mr. Lawrence Bass Ms. Darcy A. Snow ’88 Mr. Clay A. Snyder ’93 and Mrs. Linda Snyder Bob Soares Mr. John J. Soares Jr. ’63 Allen Solari Joseph Solari Esther and Theodore Solomon Mr. Marvin B. Solomon ’10 Mr. Christopher A. Soto ’10 Ms. Racquel Soto ’06 Ms. Jennifer I. Souders ’13 Mr. Brian C. Sousa ’08 Mr. William K. Southall ’10 Mr. David W. Southern ’94 Joe Spartaro Mrs. Lauren C. Speas ’91 Mr. James D. Spence ’87 Mr. Stephen A. Spencer ’13 Mr. Brian J. Spero Jr. ’11 Mrs. Lisa A. Spicola Ms. Janelle E. Spincken ’14 Kathy Spiropoulos Mr. William P. Spooner ’06 Mr. Adam Spring ’97 Mr. Pasquale A. Squillante ’93 Mr. Farid E. Srouji ’16 Ms. Jessica J. St. Denis ’12 Ms. Gail D. St. Jacques Mr. David Stadtherr Mr. Jonathan A. Staley ’13 Ms. Crystal D. Stanley ’12 Mr. Ronald J. Starble ’93 Ms. Erica Starr ’03

Mary and Bill Staton Ms. Crystal Stauffer ’14 Mr. Dimitri K. Stavrakaras ’15 Carrie H. Stebbins John Stefaney Mr. Zachary J. Stefanik ’12 Mr. Andrew D. Stennett ’04 Courtney Stephens Ms. Michelle L. Stephenson Ms. Mary M. Stern ’07 Ms. Joanna E. Sterpetti ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Stevens Laird Steverango Mr. Christopher J. Stewart ’14 Ms. Kristin Stewart Mr. Kristofer G. Stewart ’08 Mr. Rashawn V. Stewart ’15 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stewman III Miss Samantha L. Stiles ’13 Teri Stock Walter Stock Mr. Johannes C. Stoltz Mr. Andrew D. Stone ’00 Scott and Vicky Stoner Mr. Jason Storm ’99 Mr. Jason Stotik Mr. Jerry K. Stout ’01 Mr. S. Edwin Stowe Jr. Mr. Houston R. Striggow ’79 Mr. Kevin M. Strong ’97 Mr. Jason Strongin ’05 Mr. Derrick L. Strother ’14 Mr. William Strynkowski ’83 Mr. Douglas D. Stuchel ’91 Ms. Amanda Sullivan ’11 Ms. Mari-ann T. Sullivan Mr. Aaron Sumner ’01

Mr. JuiLi Sun ’01 Mr. Peter O. Suneson ’88 Mr. Bryan K. Supple ’07 Jessica Flaxman and Jake Sussman Ms. Diane I. Sutton Ms. Rebekah I. Svoboda ’12 Colleen Swales Ms. Kelsey A. Swanger ’15 Mitchell & Wendy Swanger Mr. Christian J. Sweeney ’17 Ms. Dawn M. Sweeney Mrs. Rachel H. Sylvester ’87 and Mr. David P. Sylvester ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Takacs Jr. Mr. Kevin P. Talbot ’94 Fernanda G. Tate-Owens Margaret and Stephen Tatonetti Meg Tatonetti Mr. Harold R. Taub ’15 Mrs. Kathi M. Tavares Mr. Manuel A. Tavares Mr. Gregory M. Tayetto ’09 Mrs. Crystal S. Taylor ’94 Mr. Donald F. Taylor Jr. Mrs. Tamara Taylor ’10 Mr. Nicholas M. Tella Mrs. Jean P. Teller Ms. Nancy Temkin Mr. Mark Tempel ’02 Mr. Frank Testani ’92 Mr. Brendan D. Tetreault ’06 Maureen F. Tevyaw Ms. Crystal M. Thomas ’92 Mr. Jeff P. Thomas Mr. Korey E. Thomas ’12 Mr. Mark C. Thomas ’85 Randal Tye Thomas ’99*

Ms. Tracy Thomas ’02 Ms. Allison Thompson ’02 Ms. Cari E. Thompson ’10 Mr. James T. Thompson ’81 Ms. Kelly Thompson Ms. Morgan E. Thompson ’17 Mr. Raymond R. Thompson ’78 Sandy Thompson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Thrift Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Thrower Mr. Kevin R. Thunyalukul ’03 Ms. Karen M. Thureson ’05 Ms. Stella R. Thurston Tidti Tidtichumrernporn, PhD, ’94 Bill and Norma Tiefel Mr. Frederick J. Tiess ’04 Laurie D’Amico Tigan Mr. Benjamin L. Tillisch ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tillman Ms. Amanda Timone Thoe ’17 Mr. Jonathan M. Tisch Ms. Lauren M. Tkacs Mr. Neil D. Tockman ’91 Ms. Kisha Todman ’07 Chef Susanna Tolini ’81 Mr. Peter G. Tomasi III ’09 Mrs. Shirley E. Tomassi ’94 Mrs. Lisa A. Tomasulo-Capasso ’86 Ms. Anna Tomaszewski ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Mario Tommolillo Ms. Maria E. Tondo ’09

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Individuals (continued) Ms. Tina Toppan ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Joe F. Torre Mr. Frank V. Toti Jr. Mr. Michael S. Touhy ’94 Mr. Robert W. Touro ’72 Mrs. Jacqueline G. Toussaint and Mr. Barry C. Toussaint Mr. Esaie Touze Mrs. Mechelle A. Tovar Olortegui ’98 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Townsend Janet Townsend Mr. Quoc H. Tran ’11 Mr. Travis Tremblay ’08 Roxanne and Curtis Trenkelbach Ms. Kelsey L. Trent ’16 Mr. Edward P. Triangolo Jr., ’14 Hon. Ms. June B. Triangolo Mr. Tyree N. Trice ’16 Ms. Tiffany Trotman ’07 Mr. Walter C. Truettner ’05 Ms. Marlyn C. Tsai Mr. Michael K. Tsuchihashi ’89 Mr. Xzavier A. Tucker ’17 Mr. Brian M. Turner ’92 Ms. Paula Turner ’07 Mr. Matthew L. Udell ’06 Mr. Andre Vafiadis Ms. Christine K. Vahlsing ’12 Mr. Carlos O. Valdez ’03 Mrs. Amy L. Valtos-Gretzula ’94 Ms. Patricia A. Van Wormer Mr. Jason A. Vandagriff ’10 Mr. David A. Vanderpoel ’89 Ms. Brittani Vanderschaegen ’12 Ms. Victoria Vandewater Mr. David W. Varone ’07

Mr. Antonio Vassallo ’09 Ms. Patricia L. Vaughan ’07 Ms. Emily J. Vavrek ’16 Ms. Bernice M. Veckerelli ’83 Mr. Nicholas Velardo III ’89 and Mrs. Michele R. Velardo ’89 Nelia and Michael Verano Mr. Steven M. Versacci ’04 Michael Viccione Mr. Peter J. Viccione ’13 Debra J. Vieira Mr. Jean-Michel Vienne Chef Gregory A. Viera ’13 Ms. Victoria L. Viger ’17 Mr. Angel A. Villalobos ’13 Mrs. Jenna M. Villalobos ’97 Jerry and Christine Visconti Ms. Debbie Viveiros Mrs. Ines I. Viveiros Mr. Ronald Viveiros Mrs. Teresa F. Voci ’96 Barry R. Vogel, JD, ’83, ’89 MS Mrs. Roxanne M. Vogel ’95 Ms. Michele A. von Hein Mr. Erick K. Vos ’13 Ms. Leslie A. Vosen ’09 Mr. Robert B. Wahl ’86 and Mrs. Wendy A. Wahl ’85 Ms. Alexia N. C. Walker ’14 Judy and Kent Walker Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Walker Mr. Roy E. Wallin ’76 Mr. John Walmsley ’73 Mr. Hubert J. Walsh ’80 Mr. Gregory S. Walter ’92 Mr. Hollie R. Walton Jr. Kent and Leah Ward

J. Andrew Warehime ’91 and Mrs. Michelle T. Warehime ’92 Mrs. Nina M. Warren ’89 Carly L. Warrener Ms. Aretina L. Washington ’09 Mrs. Laura Washington Mrs. Margaret Washington ’98 Mr. Tyler M. Washington ’11 Ruth & William Watkins Mr. Donnell Watts ’12 Ms. Angela G. Weagly ’84 Mr. Michael M. Weber ’15 Mr. William H. Weber Mr. Robert E. Weeden Mr. Geoffrey D. Weiler ’12 Mr. Robert W. Weill ’06 Ms. Miriam S. Weinstein ’08 MBA Elizabeth A. Fleming, PhD and Mr. Edward Weisiger Jr. Mrs. Kerry J. Weisner ’90 and Mr. Kent A. Weisner ’92 Ms. Ann-Marie Weldon ’92 Mrs. Eleanor C. Weller ’89 Mr. Ward Wellman and Ms. Laura Meyer Mrs. Loretta E. Wells ’79 Samuel J. Wells II Mr. Michael F. Wengzn ’08 Dieter K. Wenninger Mr. John West ’98 Ms. Yasmin C. Wheeler ’15 Mr. Michael J. Whiddon ’05 Jaime White Mr. Jamar White ’16 Ms. Savannah White ’08 Mr. Douglas J. Whiting Mr. William T. Wiener ’80

Ms. Tracy L. Wilczek, MS, RDN, LDN, ’04 Mr. David E. Wilder ’75 Ms. Erin D. Wilkinson, DBA Ms. Alexandria C. Williams ’08 Mr. Anthony Williams ’99 Mr. Christian L. Williams ’08 Mr. David T. Williams ’80 Ms. Emily M. Williams ’16 Mr. Jeffrey W. Williams ’11 Mrs. Sandra T. Williams ’85 Mrs. Teesia R. Williams ’12 Mr. Terrence B. Williams ’89 Virginia L. Williams Ms. Porscha Tiana Williamson ’14 Mr. Richard J. Williamson Ms. Andrea L. Wilson ’05 Ms. Elizabeth D. Wilson ’12 Georgette P. Wilson ’11 EdD Ms. Monique A. Wilson ’10 Mrs. Sally J. Wilson ’85 Chef Tyshan Wilson ’02 Dr. Elihu S. Wing Jr. and Sue Brown Wing Ms. Natalie A. Winter ’05 Richard A. Wiscott, PhD Mrs. Tonya J. Witczak ’95 Mr. Jason W. Witham Mr. Nathan Withington Mr. Timothy R. Wolak ’12 Ms. Nancy C. N. Wolanski ’05 Mr. Gentry W. S. Woodward ’17 Dr. and Mrs. Joe H. Woody Mr. Matthew Woolf ’01 Velva and Tom Woollen Mr. John A. Woolley ’98 Mr. Karl L. Worley ’10 and Mrs. Sarah G. Worley ’10

Dr. William J. Wortman and Ms. Andrea Edwards Mr. Fred Wurtzel ’98 Mr. Thomas J. Wuyek ’08 Ms. Alexandra N. Yacenda ’13 Ms. Kelly A. Yarborough ’08 Mr. Roger L. Yaseen ’87 Hon. Mr. John A. Yena ’06 Hon. and Mrs. Donna J. Yena Christine Yewasis Mr. Bo Yjord-Jackson ’12 Ms. Erica L. Young ’04 Ms. Raina C. Young ’17 Mrs. Sheri L. Young ’93 Mr. Douglas J. Youngblood ’16 Ms. Rebecca A. Yu ’10 Mrs. Isil Yuceler ’01 and Mr. Cemal Yuceler ’02 Mrs. Lori A. Zabatta ’95 and Mr. Michael A. Zabatta ’88 Mr. Peter Zacchilli Emmerich Zach Christopher S. Zacharda, EdD Mr. Keith Zanardi Ms. Bridget N. Zanni ’95 Mr. Alan Zhu ’11 Mrs. Margaret W. Ziering Joan and Robert Zimmerman Mr. William V. Zonfrillo Jr. ’77 Michael Zubretsky Sr. Mr. Paul Zwolenski ’01

Names in italics represent one or more individuals who are current or former JWU faculty or staff. *Deceased

Organizations

Banfi Vintners Foundation

Anonymous (1)

Bang Bar, Inc. dba Rick’s Road House

258 Mamaroneck Enterprises Inc.

Charlotte Student Alumni Association

CoolFish

Dome Consultants, LLC

Chelsea Wine Vault

Corvias Group Cox Communications New England

The Donald L. Fregeole Family Trust

Bank of America

Chematron, Inc.

Bank of New England Corporation

Chesapeake Bay Wine Classic Foundation

Cranston Country Club

Dreamz Catering

Bank Rhode Island

Children’s Healthcare Charity, Inc.

Cru Inc

Barry Callebaut USA, LLC

Chobani, LLC

Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation

The Drum Rock Specialty Company, Inc.

Batchelor Foundation, Inc.

Choice Hotels International, Inc.

Cuisinart

Durkee, Brown, Viveiros & Werenfels Architects

Beta Nightclub

Chubb & Son Inc.

East Bay Business Products

Bill Lu Lo Corp

Church of Our Lady of Mercy

The Culinarians’ Home Foundation, Inc.

Ecolab Foundation

Billion Reach Industrial Limited

Cintas Corporation

Ecolab Inc.

The Bissell Companies

Citizens Bank of Rhode Island

American Roland Food Corporation

Blount Fine Foods Corp.

Claflin Company

The Culinary & Hospitality Education Foundation of Southwest Florida, Inc.

Boettcher Foundation

Classic Coatings, Inc.

American Site Corporation

The Boston Beer Company, Inc.

Clyfford Still Museum

The Darden Restaurants, Inc. Foundation

Amica Mutual Insurance Company

The Breakers

Coastal Wine & Spirits

Dave’s Marketplace

Anschutz Foundation

Bret D. Williams Living Trust

CoBank

De Lio Catering, Inc.

Bright International Co., Ltd.

The Coca-Cola Company North America

DECA

CO-EXIST

Denver Art Museum

50 Eggs Restaurant Group, Inc. A. DiFazio Construction Inc. A.H. Belo Corporation Adler, Pollock & Sheehan P.C. Agostini Construction Co., Inc. AJ Bruno Concessions LLC All Outdoors Power Equipment American Beverage Association American Culinary Federation, Inc. - RI Chapter

Anton Family Foundation A-OK Turf Equipment Inc.

Cakebread Family REV TR - IM

Apollo Jets LLC

California Community Foundation

Aramark

The Capital Grille

Argo Tea

Cara Van, Inc.

Ashley’s Accounting & Administration

Cardiology Consultants of NY, PC

AT&T United Way/Employee Giving Campaign Athens Foods, Inc. Atrion Networking Corporation Avanti Gourment, Inc. B.E. Publishing, Inc. Bacardi U.S.A., Inc. Bacon Construction Co., Inc. Bailey Bear, LLC Balfour Beatty Construction

Caribbean Students Association Carowinds Carr’s Marine & Truck Service LLC Castro Properties C-CAP - Careers through Culinary Arts Program Certified Angus Beef LLC CGL Electronic Security, Inc. Charlotte Alumni Chapter Charlotte Checkers

The College Crusade of Rhode Island Communities Foundation of Texas Compass Group Complete Payroll Solutions Conair Corporation The Conair Group LTD Concord Enterprises, Ltd Coney Industries (HK) Co., Ltd. Confrérie de la Chaîne des Rôtisseurs Conseil des Vins du Médoc Continental Conair LTD.

Daniels Fund

Delta Dental of Rhode Island Denver Museum of Nature & Science

DoubleTree by Hilton

Eggland’s Best, LLC Ego-Beltex Underwear Company LLC Enterprise Holdings Foundation Enterprise Holdings, Inc. Epicurean Culinary Group Ernst & Young, LLP Eta Sigma Delta Everlong Creations, Inc. Falvey Linen Supply, Inc. Family Health & Sports Medicine

Denver Student Alumni Association

Farmland Foods, Inc.

DF Halton Foundation Inc

Fatia Industrial Co., LTD

DGM Systems, LLC

FBLA

Diamond Academy LLC

Fear Town Haunted House

Diamond Creek

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Diamond Importers, Inc.

Fiji Water

DiBiase Associates, Inc.

FOCUS Brands Inc.

DiLeonardo International, Inc.

Follett Higher Education Group

Dimeo Construction Company

Fontanini Italian Meats

The Dinex Group, LLC

The Foster Family Foundation

Distinguished Order of Zerocrats

Foundation for the Carolinas

Farrell Landscaping

Organizations (continued) The Foundation of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation

Harry’s Pub & Grill/Westgate Lanes

Johnson & Wales University Denver Campus

M. Shanken Communications, Inc. Network for Good

Francis Ford Coppola Winery

Hart Alarm Systems, Inc.

Johnson & Wales University

M.A.S. Enterprises, LLC.

New Castle Hotels & Resorts

The Frank J. Guarini Foundation

The Hassenfeld Foundation

JSM Demolition Inc.

MacBride Management Inc.

New England Specialty Soils

Fresh Origins, LLC

Hayes & Sherry, Ltd.

MadamChef Couture International

New Port International

FreshPoint Connecticut

Healthcor Foundation Trust

Freshpoint Overton

Henry J. & Kathleen Singer Family Foundation, Inc.

The Julia Child Foundation for Gastronomy and the Culinary Arts

The Marco C. Troiano Irrevocable Trust

Newport Specialty Foods Inc.

Friedr. Dick Gmbh & Co. KG Frozen & Refrigerated Food Council of NC FS Food Group, LLC Gabelli Funds Gaebe, Mullen, Antonelli & DiMatteo Law Offices Gallo Herbert Architects Gallo of Sonoma Gap Promotions Genworth Foundation Georgian Court University Gerry Udell, Inc. GIM-HWA Enterprise Co., LTD The Giovanni G. Angelini Revocable Living Trust Golden Corral Corporation Goodnight Brothers Produce Company, Inc. Gosling’s Rum Gourmet Kitchen Gallery, LLC Grant Thornton LLP Greg Dawson & Associates, Inc. Groupe SEB Guittard Chocolate Co. H. Carr & Sons, Inc. H.V. Collins Company, Inc. Hampshire Hotels Management, LLC

Henry V. Collins, Jr., Char. Rem. Trust 2010

JWR Construction Services, Inc. JWU Parents’ Association Providence Campus

The Hershey Company

Kappa Sigma

HK Tian He Yuan Cosmetic Sciences, Ltd.

Karan Electric Manufacturing Ltd. Kasirer Consulting, LLC

Home & Housewares Ltd.

The Kenneth King Foundation

Hospitality Ventures Consulting LLC

Kimball Distributing

The Hot Club

King’s Daughters and Sons of Memorial Moravian Church

Howl at the Moon

Kirkwood Communications, Inc.

HRV & Associates Inc.

Kobe By The Lake, Inc.

Hugo Printing Limited

Kobrand Corporation

Hydrox Laboratories

The Kopf Family Foundation, Inc.

IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program

L&H Auto, Inc.

ICD Publications, Inc.

La Kontra Corporation

IFMA Educational Foundation Ignite Restaurant Group Immobiliare Luma S.r.l.

La Facon Industries Ltd.

McIlhenny Company McLeod Addictive Disease Foundation, Inc. McTron Technologies, Inc. Mercer Cutlery Metromedia Company Metz-Wang Family Foundation Michael and Andrea Leven Family Foundation

Ocean State Janitorial Service, Inc. O’Donnell Development Co. LLC On Deck Sports P.V.F. Communication Paolino Properties Paramount Restaurant Supply Corp.

Parker Arts Culture & Events Center Partridge Invitation Scholarship Foundation, Inc.

Moe’s Southwest Grill

Associates, LLC

Mohegan Sun Casino & Resort

Pazdur Publishing, Inc.

Monini North America, Inc.

Pepsi Beverages Company

Moon Lake Market, LLC

PepsiCo, Inc.

Morse Foundation

Performance Food Group

Morton Salt, Inc.

Philip J. Calabro, D.M.D., Inc.

Moses & Afonso, Ltd.

Piedmont Natural Gas

Nat Sherman International

Portside Restaurant

National Restaurant Association Solutions LLC

Pinnacle Technologies - HP

Nestlé USA

Preferred Capital International Corp.

The Leon Levine Foundation

Jet Aviation

McCormick & Company, Inc.

O.H. Rankin Foundation

The Larry R. DiPasquale Foundation Inc.

International Franchise Association

Jeffrey R. Mewhirter Insurance Agency, Inc.

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc.

North Miami Student Alumni Association

LandDesign

The Ledger Ladies, LLC

J. Willard Marriott Jr. Foundation

J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation

North Carolina Department of Commerce

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Pasternak Wine Imports Mionetto USA Patton McDowell &

The Indian Hotels Company Limited

J & D Brush Co., Inc.

Mark Anthony Brands, Inc., dba Mike’s Hard Lemonade Company

Newport Harbor Corporation

Lenox Corporation Leprino Foods Company Liberty Mutual Group Inc. St. Jude Liturgical Arts Studio Lizzie & Jonathan M. Tisch Fund of the Jewish Communal Fund M & C Hotel Interests, Inc.

Power Fortune (HK) Ltd.

Organizations (continued) Premium Property Services

Rocky Mountain Philatelic Library

Providence College

Rodney Strong Vineyards

Providence Foundation

Roma Plaza LLC

The Providence Journal Company

Russian Standard Vodka LLC

Providence Plantations Development Associates, Inc.

Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem

Providence Student Alumni Association

Sazerac Company, Inc.

Quady Winery Questex Media Group, LLC. Rachel Litner Associates Rainone Landscaping, Inc. Ralph & Grace Galanti Athletic Fund

The Sardine Factory SB&J Enterprises, Inc. Scharf Pera & Co., PLLC Schwab Charitable Fund Scitor Corporation Scrippsnetworks Interactive SDNY 19 Mad Park, LLC DIP

State of Rhode Island & Providence Plantations

TSC Foundation, Inc.

Statler Foundation

Twin River Worldwide Holdings Inc.

Steelite International USA Inc.

Tung Hing Plastic Mfy. Ltd.

Wine Spectator Wusthof-Trident of America, Inc.

Sun Cupid Industries, LTD

U.S. Small Business Administration

Wyatt & Blake, LLP

Sun Fai Industrial Co.

U.S. Travel Association

Xanitalia S.r.l.

Sun Luen Electrical Manufacturing, Co., Ltd.

United Way of Rhode Island

The Yaseen Family Foundation, Inc.

SusieCakes, Inc.

Urgent Care Medical Associates LLC

Sutter Home Winery, Inc.

U.S. Trust

Sysbro Fitness

UV Partners LLC

Sysco Boston, LLC

The Vanguard Group, Inc.

Taco, Inc.

Ventura Foods, LLC

TaylorMade Golf Company, Inc.

Vinny’s Luncheonette, LLC

Telefield NA, Inc.

Virginia Philip Wine Shop & Academy

Ralph Brennan Restaurant Group, Inc. Ray’s Hockey & Custom Apparel, Inc.

SH Group Operations, LLC

Recipe for Success, Inc.

Shoreline Custom Exhaust, Inc.

Tin Roof Acquisition Company LLC

Sid Wainer & Son

The TJX Foundation, Inc.

Vulcan-Hart Corporation

Signs & Sites, Inc.

TKM Foundation

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

Simatelex Manufactory Company Limited

Tong Fong Brush Factory Co., Ltd.

Walter & Samuels, Inc.

Sipping N’ Painting Hampden

Tower Construction Corp.

The Washington Trust Company

Skyline Northeast

Tower Manufacturing Corporation

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

SLATERPAULL Architects

Travelzoo Local Inc.

Société Culinaire Philanthropique

Travelzoo, Inc.

Sodexo, Inc. and Affiliates

Triangolo Professional Group, Inc. Trinchero Family Estates

Rialto Cafe

Southcoast Health System Federal Credit Union

The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman

Starlite Printers

The Robinson Green Beretta Corporation

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc.

Tryon Distributing Co., LLC

RedStone Commercial Funding, LLC Reebok Foundation, Inc. Relay 4 Life Rhode Island Campus Compact Rhode Island Economic Development Corp.

Rhode Island Hospitality and Tourism Association RI Hospitality Association Education Foundation

Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP

Wine Spectator Scholarship Foundation

Twinings North America, Inc.

Steven Roberts Original Desserts, LLC

Seasons 52 Secchia Family Foundation

William Morris Endeavor Entertainment, LLC

True Machine Company Tsann Kuen (Zhangzhou) Enterprise, Co., Ltd.

Visconti & Boren, Ltd.

Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program Westgate Family Rev Living Trust Weybossett Hill Investments, LLC Whole Foods Market Whole Harvest Foods, Inc.

Yumark Enterprise Co., LTD Sanford L. Ziff Family Foundation

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