Mount Saint Mary College Magazine Winter 2015-16

Newburgh, New York

Excellence in Education Dana McDonough: NYS Teacher of the Year 2016 Mount literacy programs empower students Trip to Africa inspires future teacher

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Mount Saint Mary College Magazine Volume 38, No. 1 The Office of Marketing and Communications prepares this magazine for alumni, students, parents, and friends of the College.

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Letter from the President Dear Alumni, Students, Parents, and Friends of Mount Saint Mary College, Lately, the campus has been abuzz with a cornucopia of exciting academic, athletic, social, and service events. A variety of lectures, conferences, workshops, and symposia have instructed and delighted attendees—whether the subject was alumni careers or the presentation of original scientific research. In 2016, the 800th anniversary of the Dominican Order, we have many reasons to celebrate our heritage and to be proud of our students, faculty, alumni, administrators, staff and of all of those who work hard to make the Mount into the remarkable place that it is.

In the fall semester, we hosted a riveting lecture

by Colonel Darling—an eye witness at The White House to the events of 9-11, welcomed volumes of the famous Saint John’s Bible to campus, sent a delegation of students and staff to attend Pope Francis’s mass at Madison Square Garden, celebrated inductees to the Mount’s Athletic Hall of Fame, sponsored an extremely successful conference on “Business as a Calling,” and presented “The Women of Lockerbie.”

The fall semester ended with many events that brightened the dark December days.

Hundreds of guests attended our sixth annual Gala—a triumph of decoration and hospitality. An equal number flocked to our superlative, fortieth Christmas Vespers held in the resplendent Chapel of the Most Holy Rosary. The Tree Lighting—presided over by our chaplain, Father Francis, and accompanied with Christmas carols, prayers, hot chocolate, and cookies warmed all the participants despite the chill and wind. The December nurse pinning ceremony for 45 graduates warmed hearts as well.

Speaking of heart-warming, I think you’ll enjoy reading about the many ways in which Mount students, faculty, coaches, and others are contributing to the local community—whether through blood drives, Thanksgiving donations, working with Habitat for Humanity, or helping local children at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center.

This issue emphasizes the continuing contribution that the College makes in the field of education. We are delighted to highlight Dana McDonough ’91, New York State Teacher of the Year, as well as alumna Debra Calvino ’81 who previously won that honor. Be sure also to read about Mount student Mary Bocskocsky’s experience teaching in Africa, Professor Rebecca Norman’s Bishop Dunn literacy class, and our remarkably successful literacy programs at the Newburgh Armory.

In these pages you will meet two of the talented administrators who have recently joined us at the Mount: Dr. Michael Olivette, Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs, and Art Glass, Vice President for Finance and Administration, and you will also see a snapshot of three beloved professors who have completed forty years of service here: Thomas Sarro, Bill Lahar, and John Reilly.

Finally, we hope you’ll take a look at our Lighting the Way scholarship initiative which aims to enable minority students who attend Newburgh’s Nora Cronin and San Miguel Academies to attend the Mount. What a great way to continue MSMC’s tradition of helping students who are the first in their families to go to college!

With every good wish for a 2016 full of blessings and graces, Carson Daly

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Community-minded business Dominican Order’s 800th Jubilee Heritage Wall honors founders Spirit Week Campus Safety Day 9-11 in the President’s bunker Playwright visit Journey to see the Pope Nurse pinning Christmas Tree Lighting Professor McEnery remembered

Academics 20 Science on the Hudson River

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New appointments Conferences and lectures SURE Symposium Soul in science The business of fashion

Features

16 Educators making an impact 22 Alumni & Family Weekend

Service 4 Honing leadership skills

8 Scribes and scriptures

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Students produce Habitat video The Season of Giving Food and school supply drives Honor flight Blood drive Athletes power Armory Day Knights in the Community

Athletics

28 Fall season roundup 29 Athletics Hall of Fame

Photo features 14 New criminology major

16 NYS Teacher of the Year

30 Christmas Vespers 61 Looking Back

Alumni & Friends 33 35 40 41 41 61

32 White House work

38 Annual Gala

Alumni Notes Nursing symposium Award-winning renovation Lighting the Way scholarship Academy Reunion Elise McKenna ’81

Honor Roll

42 Honor Roll of Donors

News from the Mount

The “Business as a Calling” panel, moderated by professor Moira Tolan, featured four exceptional business leaders.

Community-minded business

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he recent “Business as a Calling” panel at Mount Saint Mary College featured local business leaders who elevate society through ethical community practices and positive treatment of employees.

“The business leaders on the panel have spent their entire careers focusing on business as a tool for responding to societal needs,” explained business professor Moira Tolan. “They have utilized their talents in the business world in a way that has enriched society.”

Carl Meyer is the founder of the Center for Global Advanced Manufacturing, former president/CEO of Central Hudson Gas and Electric, and president/CEO of The Solar Energy Consortium. TSEC is a not-forprofit dedicated to providing small and medium-sized manufacturers in the region with technical and business support services to enable them to grow.

“I really felt like I had to give something back to the community, because the community has been so good to me,” said Meyer, on working with nonprofits. “There’s a tremendous need out there.”

Denise Doring VanBuren, vice president of Public Relations for Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation, encouraged audience members to seek employment with ethical, community-oriented businesses.

“The reason why I have loved going to work every day is because of the culture at Central Hudson,” she

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explained. “We care about the customers and the community that we serve. I’ve not once in 22 years seen a decision that’s not in the best interest of the customers.”

VanBuren, who graduated from the Mount in 1997 with a master’s degree in business administration, was also honored in December with the Joseph A. Bonura Award for Leadership Excellence at the Mount’s Sixth Annual Gala Reception.

Also on the distinguished business panel were John McAvoy, chairman, president and CEO of Consolidated Edison, Inc.; and Douglas Murphy, founder and president of Murphy International.

Since joining Consolidated Edison in 1980, McAvoy served as senior vice president of central operations, with responsibilities for the planning, design, operations and maintenance of the electric generation, transmission and substations systems, the generation and distribution of the steam system and construction activities for the company.

Murphy has developed a diverse portfolio of renewable energy projects ranging from greenfield to acquisition and repowering. He has more than 20 years of diverse professional experience including energy production, project development, and hazardous waste remediation and processing, with special emphasis on renewable projects.

Sisters and supporters gathered at the Chapel of the Most Holy Rosary to begin celebrating the 800th Jubilee Year of the Order of Preachers.

Dominican Order celebrates

Panels from the Dominican Heritage Wall, which was installed recently at the Mount.

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Heritage Wall honors college’s founders

eight centuries embers of the Dominican Sisters of Hope and the Mount Saint Mary College community gathered recently to celebrate the beginning of the 800th Jubilee Year of the Order of Preachers.

The Solemn Vespers service was held in the Mount’s Chapel of the Most Holy Rosary in the Dominican Center.

Saint Dominic de Guzman, from Spain, established the first community of the Order of Preachers in the 13th century in France.

Dominican Sisters founded the Mount in 1959, using as guidelines the four pillars of the Order’s life: study, prayer, service, and community.

“We are proud of the deep spiritual and intellectual roots from which Mount Saint Mary College has sprung and is continually nourished,” said Charles Zola, philosophy and religion chair and director of the college’s Catholic and Dominican Institute. “We all are indebted to the great sacrifices and example of [the sisters] who founded the college.”

Former Mount communications professor Sr. Catherine Walsh,

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OP, who has been a Dominican Sister for more than five decades, preached at the Solemn Vespers.

“Our right work is to praise, to bless, and to preach. This is our mission,” she said. “Preach goodness. Preach peace. Preach from study and contemplation. Preach from prayer and community.

Preach justice. Preach from a dialogue with our world. And preach with the mercy and compassion Saint Dominic insisted on.”

he Dominican Heritage Wall chronicles the Mount’s beginnings, from the arrival of the Dominican Sisters in Newburgh, N.Y., in 1893 to the college’s earliest leadership and academic triumphs.

Located on the first floor of Aquinas Hall, its panels features archival photos and key information about the college through the early 1970s.

The project was sponsored by the Mount’s Catholic and Dominican Institute (CDI).

Charles Zola, CDI director and philosophy and religion chair, likens the Dominican Heritage Wall to a family photo album being shared with “later generations.” The project is also “a tribute to the incredible strength of character and courage” of the Dominican Sisters who founded Mount Saint Mary Academy and, eventually, Mount Saint Mary College.

“In this Jubilee Year, I hope that our campus community will have a renewed appreciation for the deep spiritual and intellectual roots of the college that stretch back over eight centuries,” said Zola.

Plans to add to the Dominican Heritage Wall are underway, Zola added. www.msmc.edu

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Alumni: Share your news!

Did you get a new job, earn a promotion, win an award, get married or have a child? If you have news, we’d love to share it with your fellow Mount alumni. Submit your alumni notes at msmc.edu/Notes

Mount pre-freshmen develop their leadership skills through a cooperative challenge activity at Ramapo for Children in Rhinebeck, N.Y.

Take the virtual tour

If you haven’t been to campus lately, there’s an easy way to see what’s new: take the Mount’s virtual tour and see the changes inside and out. With videos and 360° panoramas available, it’s the next best thing to being here!

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Nurturing leadership skills

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s a prelude to the fall semester, nearly a dozen freshmen completed the Dyson Summer Leadership Institute, a comprehensive program designed to support the transition of first-year Mount students.

The program was coordinated by Megan Morrissey, an academic coach/advisor with the college’s Center for Student Success, and Himali Pandya, assistant director of student activities.

According to Morrissey, the Dyson Summer Leadership Institute was designed to offer the entering freshmen “valuable leadership experience and academic skills” in advance of the fall semester.

The students enjoyed a variety of development activities and interactive sessions. They also benefited from academic coaching and leadership development at a ropes course at Ramapo for Children in Rhinebeck, N.Y. Each of the freshmen is from the Hudson Valley, and is either a first-generation college student or comes from an economically disadvantaged/historically underserved background.

The Institute is funded through the Dyson Foundation and presented in partnership with the college’s Student Affairs office and the Center for Student Success.

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Spirit Week warms campus

Spirit of the Mount Week kicked off in October with Mass on the Kaplan Field. Campus heated up with fierce competition at Mount Olympics and the powder puff football games before wrapping up with the 20th annual bonfire.

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President’s bunker Mount students competed during a firehouse drill on Campus Safety Day.

Safety first

The Mount community welcomed area first responders, including fire and police department officials, on Campus Safety Day. The event celebrated National Campus Safety Awareness Month and featured demonstrations and interactive learning sessions for students, faculty and staff.

Activities included a simulated residence fire demonstration, self-defense classes, a City of Newburgh Police K-9 demonstration, a practice session for using a fire extinguisher, and more.

The event was sponsored by the Security and Safety Department, and the Office of Student Activities.

A Mount student meets Tank, a City of Newburgh Police dog.

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Lt. Col. Darling gave his talk, “Never Forget,” on September 11, 2015.

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obert J. Darling, USMC, had been tasked with coordinating President George W. Bush’s travel logistics, but on September 11, 2001, he was thrust into the heart of the action at The White House.

On September 11, 2015 at the Mount, retired Lt. Col. Darling, author of “24 Hours in the President’s Bunker, 9-11-2001,” offered a minute-byminute account of the critical hours after the terrorist attacks.

After both planes crashed into the Twin Towers, and The Pentagon was attacked at 9:43 a.m., Darling headed to the President’s bunker to continue his duties. A military aide of Vice President Dick Cheney told Darling to “forget logistics” and start answering phones.

The first call he took, from the situation room in the West Wing, said that there was another hijacked plane headed toward Washington D.C. As the plane got closer, Darling said, Cheney ordered two F-15s to shoot it down. At 10:05 a.m., they heard the news: aircraft down, 68 miles away from Pittsburgh.

“We thought we had just shot United Flight 93 out of the sky,” said Darling.

However, the F-15s never fired. Instead, passengers and crew aboard Flight 93 fought against the four terrorists controlling the hijacked plane.

After the order came to land all non-military planes in U.S. airspace, a Medevac helicopter heading to the Pentagon was nearly shot down because it was communicating on the wrong channel. Darling described the mistake as “the fog of war,” and said he was thankful the doctors aboard the helicopter escaped unharmed.

Darling, who graduated from Newburgh Free Academy, served in the Middle East and Africa, prior to joining The White House Military Office, Airlift Operations Department.

His lecture at the Mount, attended by approximately 500 people, was made possible by Nick Preddice of the Affinity Group, LLC; MassMutual Albany and Hudson Valley; Fox Radio; Finkelstein and Partners, LLP; and the Samuel D. Affron Memorial Lecture Series. Jerome S. Affron, a former Mount trustee, established the lecture series in honor of his father in 1982.

Also on September 11 last fall, students attended a candlelight remembrance Mass at the college. Most of today’s freshmen were in kindergarten or pre-k at the time of the 2001 attack.

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Playwright Deborah Brevoort discussed her work with MSMC Theatre students and professor James Philips.

Perspective from the playwright

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Scenes from “The Women of Lockerbie”

uring a visit to the college, playwright/librettist Deborah Brevoort confided to Mount students, “Sometimes a play will come in a flash of inspiration. It’s a little bit like being struck by lightning,” “The Women of Lockerbie” was one of those plays, she explained.

In this powerful drama, recently performed by the college’s theater group and directed by associate theater professor James Phillips, an American mother roams the Scottish hills looking for the remains of her son who was lost in a plane accident. Women of Lockerbie decide to wash the clothing recovered from the crash site and return it to the victims’ families. The story is based on a real-life incident in the late 1980s.

Though she comes up with new concepts easily, Brevoort said, “the idea that you actually write is a very particular, very singular thing. And the ideas that are worth writing are the ones that stick with you.” She added, “the story chooses you.”

With Brevoort’s visit fresh in their minds, the Mount cast performed together well, Phillips praised. The cast and crew included Eliza Benfer, Meghan Hartnett, Ashley Mejia, Emily Howitz, Rebecca Gordils, Brian Lopez, Brenna Cooney, John Ferretti, and Lindsay Ostrander.

Phillips selected “Lockerbie” for its “excellent and moving” portrayal of grief and consolation.

“There’s a lot in this play about stepping into these people’s shoes, living their lives, and developing empathy for the suffering of other people,” explained Phillips. “I think there’s a wonderful message in what you can do to make someone else’s life better.”

“Women of Lockerbie” won the Kennedy Center’s Fund for New American Plays Award and the silver medal in the Onassis International Playwriting Competition.

Brevoort’s other works include “The Comfort Team,” about military wives during the Iraq surge; it was the first-ever theatre project to receive a grant from the Harpo Foundation. www.msmc.edu

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Scribes & scriptures Talk illuminates Saint John’s Bible

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rom ancient calligraphy to modern wonders, Tim Ternes, director of the Saint John’s Bible at Saint John’s University, enthralled the Mount community with his presentation “From Inspiration to Illumination: A Handwritten Bible for the 21st Century.”

Using medieval inks, materials, and methods, a team of 20 artists and calligraphers worked for 15 years to prepare the seven volumes that comprise the Saint John’s Bible.

Donald Jackson, world famous calligrapher, and his team looked to the past to preserve the Bible for the future. While normal paper deteriorates in about 50 years, the cowhide pages of the Saint John’s Bible will remain unscathed for up to 2,000 years, Ternes explained.

Jackson and his team handwrote the Saint John’s Bible using quill pens and special inks composed of condensed candle smoke and egg whites.

The protein in the egg will help the ink stay on the pages for centuries, Ternes revealed.

Mount Saint Mary College kicked off its year with the Saint John’s Bible Heritage Edition in June 2015. It will remain at the Mount campus throughout the 2015-16 academic year.

Ternes’ talk was co-sponsored by the Mount’s Kaplan Family Library and Learning Center, the Catholic and Dominican Institute, and the Division of Arts and Letters.

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All images copyright 2002, The Saint John’s Bible, Saint John’s University, Collegeville, Minnesota, USA. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

Above: Life of Paul, by Aidan Hart with contributions from Andrew Jamieson, is one of the images created for the Saint John’s Bible.

Below: Glory to God by Sally Mae Joseph is a good example of the marriage of art and hand-drawn typography that is found throughout the Saint John’s Bible.

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Mount Saint Mary College students attended Pope Francis’ Madison Square Garden Mass.

Journey to see the Pope

soon as “theAsPope came in, I immediately felt a very spiritual presence.

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early 40 Mount Saint Mary College students joined 20,000 faithful at Pope Francis’s recent Mass at Madison Square Garden.

Pope Francis discussed the challenges of life in a large city and expressed concern for the Big Apple’s underprivileged citizens.

For Mount public relations major Clare O’Keefe, the Mass was a life-changing experience.

“It was unbelievable,” said O’Keefe. “As soon as the Pope came in, I immediately felt a very spiritual presence.”

The chance to attend the Mass was a dream come true for her. “Pope Francis is a very humble man and it really showed,” she explained. “His humility is contagious.”

William Wiacek, a biology student on the physical therapy track, said that the Pope’s message was deeply moving.

“It showed how much he loves New York…how much of a family we actually are, and how much we need to help everybody,” he noted.

The Mount students were joined by Fr. Francis Amodio, O.Carm, campus chaplain and director of campus ministry; Charles Zola, director of the Catholic and Dominican Institute and chair of philosophy and religious studies; Jeanne Conboy of the Institute; Sandra Cefaloni-Henderson, director of student activities; Sr. Peggy Murphy, OP, religious studies professor; and James Raimo, vice president for facilities and operations at the Mount.

Clare O’Keefe Public Relations major

Pope Francis at Madison Square Garden.

Left Fr. Francis Amodio, O.Carm. and Mount students in New York City on their trip to see the Pope. www.msmc.edu

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Graduate Benjamin Hayes was pinned by his family.

Therapy dogs wag away student stress The end of the semester can be demanding, but a trio of trained therapy dogs provided a stress-busting break for students, faculty and staff.

“Wagging Tails Stress Relief ” featured Shaina, a standard poodle; Moon, a treeing walker coonhound; and Gracie, a border collie mix. The animals came to the Mount via the Hudson Valley Visiting Pet Program.

The event was sponsored by the Kaplan Family Library and Learning Center and the Student Support Center.

Siblings go back in time for family fun Students and their families enjoyed fun with a retro theme during the recent Siblings’ Weekend.

The event took participants back to the past, to play nostalgic games after class. They celebrated the disco era, the Atari age, and the Reagan Years with a movie marathon, a roller-skating rink, carnival-style games and more.

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Nurse pinning celebrates Mount’s newest graduates

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ount Saint Mary College recently held a pinning ceremony for 45 graduates of the college’s nursing program.

Fr. Francis Amodio, O.Carm., campus chaplain and director of Campus Ministry, blessed the pins, which were presented to the graduates by chosen family members and friends.

The nursing pins display the college seal and the motto, “doce me veritatem,” which translates as “teach me the truth.”

Mount President Dr. Anne Carson Daly congratulated the nursing students on a job well done.

“Your real apprenticeship has been in love,” she said. “Love of neighbor, love of learning, love of science, but most of all, love of helping others and sparing them pain.”

Nursing professors Susan Schulmerich, Priscilla Sagar and Teresa Hurley offered the graduates words of encouragement and advice for their upcoming nursing careers.

New graduate Benjamin Hayes gave his reflections, crediting the group’s professors with molding them into the nurses they are today.

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Danielle Barnes received the award for General Excellence in Nursing.

“We’re the human face of healthcare, the first point of contact and the last line of defense in the hospital,” he said. “I have seen these traits in everyone on stage today.

We started out as students and now we are nurses.”

The students were full of praise for their families. Liza AmatoPassante said she couldn’t have graduated without the support of her parents.

“Since I was a child, my parents wanted me to do something in medicine,” she said. “I hope today I make them proud. Thank you for instilling in me the qualities that will make me a great nurse.”

To close the ceremony, the newly-minted nurses recited “A Nurse’s Prayer,” which speaks of dedicating one’s life to helping others.

Steven Juergensen, left, and LaShawn Jasper perform at the annual Christmas Tree Lighting.

Founding faculty member passes away

Holiday spirit shines at Christmas Tree Lighting

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ount students, staff and faculty embraced the holiday spirit at the fifth annual Christmas Tree Lighting in December.

Participants sang classic carols, drank hot chocolate and were wowed by the elegant tree.

“It was nice to have the Mount community come together and the students enjoy some Christmas spirit,” said Fr. Francis Amodio, O.Carm., campus chaplain and director of campus ministry, who pointed out that two large trees were lighted. The event was cosponsored by Student Activities and Campus Ministry.

Right top: Mack the Knight, the Mount’s athletics mascot; student Megan Doyle; Fr. Francis Amodio, O.Carm.; Mount President Dr. Anne Carson Daly.

Right middle: Students enjoyed songs and festivities.

Right bottom: Roger May, assistant director of Campus Ministry, at left, led the group in song.

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ames V. McEnery, associate professor emeritus of English, passed away on December 24, 2015.

McEnery, of Cornwall, N.Y., was the only layperson and the only male instructor during the college’s first academic year in 1960, and served as master of ceremonies at Commencement from 1971 through 1987.

Since the Mount’s first commencement in 1964, only two people have led the procession: McEnery and James Finn Cotter, longtime Mount English professor.

“James McEnery remained as sharp and witty at the end of his 99 years on Earth as he was when we first met as members of the English Department in September of 1963,” said Cotter.

“He started each day with The New York Times crossword puzzle and would dispatch them quickly.”

McEnery chaired the college’s English department from 1970 to 1977. In 1983 he received the Mount’s Faculty Award, and in 1985 McEnery received the Trustees Award, “for his love for the Mount and his humanitarian approach to life.”

“Jim loved his students,” explained Cotter. “He always had lunch with them, learned their names and remembered them long after they had graduated. He was a genuinely dedicated teacher with a love for the Mount from his arrival in 1960.

He kept all the yearbooks, minutes, memorabilia, autographs of visiting speakers, and photographs he took himself. He embodied ‘college professor’ to a T with his signature bow tie, tweed jacket and pipe.” www.msmc.edu

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Arthur D. Glass appointed Vice President After a national search, Mount Saint Mary College named Arthur D. Glass II, MBA, CPA as Vice President for Finance and Administration.

“We are delighted to welcome Art Glass to the Mount,” said College President Dr. Anne Carson Daly. “He is an experienced administrator and seasoned finance professional.”

Glass, who served as Vice President for Finance and Administration at Delaware Valley University in Doylestown, Pa., brings more than 15 years of financial leadership experience in higher education, including leading the budget management process at four institutions, developing innovative facilities master plans, and leading a university in the construction of a $15 million life sciences building.

“I am honored to join such a dynamic team,” said Glass. “The Mount serves an important role in developing the next generation of leaders and I want to be a part of this environment where critical attributes are developed in our students.”

Office of Student Support brings services together

Left to right, professors John T. Reilly, Thomas Sarro, and William Lahar.

Four decades of teaching excellence

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hree professors recently celebrated an important milestone: their 40th year of teaching at Mount Saint Mary College. William Lahar (chemistry), John T. Reilly (history), and Thomas Sarro (biology) started their careers at the college in 1975.

The professors joined the Mount community the year the Vietnam War wound down after nearly two decades. Saturday Night Live debuted, and the Captain and Tennille’s “Love Will Keep Us Together” topped the Billboard charts.

In 1970, barely a decade after its founding, the Mount graduated its first male students, including Thomas Kirwan, who would eventually be elected to the New York State Assembly. There were only two history professors as of 1975, and Reilly taught nearly all courses offered in the field.

Lahar, Reilly, and Sarro are the college’s longest-serving professors after James Finn Cotter, professor of English, who has taught at the Mount since 1963.

Housed in Aquinas Hall, the Office of Student Support integrates the Center for Student Success, Counseling, and Services for Students with Disabilities, to better assist students with tutoring, academic coaching, and counseling, while ensuring effective staff, faculty, and administrator collaboration.

Orin Strauchler, PsyD, heads the office as assistant dean of Student Support Services and director of Counseling.

Ilona McGuiness, Vice President for Academic Affairs, said that the Office of Student Support provides “the most efficient and full support to our students possible. Creating a common space to welcome and assist students will be a great benefit.”

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Assistant Vice President Michael J. Olivette The Mount recently welcomed Michael J. Olivette as Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs.

The experienced college and university administrator came to the Mount from Westchester Community College, where he was dean of natural and health sciences. His responsibilities included overseeing nine departments, supervising curriculum chairs and professional staff, maintaining academic standards within course and program offerings, and developing new curricular offerings.

He earned doctorate and master’s degrees in social psychology from Syracuse University and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Iona College.

Alan Singer discusses eliminating racism in the classroom.

Conference tackles ‘tough topics’

Nearly 200 teachers and education students packed Hudson Hall for “Tough Topics for Tough Times,” the sixth annual conference of the Center for Adolescent Research and Development (CARD), in November.

Keynote addresses from Alan Singer, professor of education at Hofstra University, and Tatyana Kleyn, of City College of New York and Local DREAMers, kicked off the conference.

After lunch, attendees participated in several roundtable discussions, including: “Enchanting the Disenchanted: Employing Google Tools, Collaboration and Co-teaching to Increase Student Engagement” by Mount education professors Ludmila Smirnova and Sonya Abbye Taylor “Teach the Change: A Career Development Program for High School Sophomores and Juniors and their Teachers” by Carolyn Brauer, Coordinator of Student Teaching, and Jennifer Wutz, MSEd, edTPA Coordinator, Mount Saint Mary College “Multicultural Children’s and Young Adult Literature: All Young People Invited to the Table - And What Happens When They Aren’t” by Mount education professor Jane Gangi

Science students explore career opportunities More than 100 Mount students attended the college’s “Professional Careers in the Sciences” presentation, offered by the Career Center. Five professionals discussed career paths that Mount science majors can take after graduation. The panelists were: • William Wolfgang and Kathy Chou, the Division of Infectious Diseases of The Wadsworth Center, N.Y. State Department of Health • Lt. Joseph A. Saski, Navy Recruiter, Navy Officer Recruiting Station, Nuclear Propulsion Officer Program • Stephen C. Jones, Preclinical Dean and Director, Master of Science Program, Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine

Lt. Joseph A. Saski, who serves as a recruiter for the Navy, discussed careers in science with more than 100 Mount Saint Mary College students at a recent Career Center presentation.

• Keat Sanford, Pre-Medical Advisor, Post Baccalaureate Program, University of Connecticut

Bojan Lazarevic (top) and Susan Schulmerich (bottom) were among the faculty that shared their research through the iROC series at the Mount.

Sharing research through iROC During the fall 2015 semester, the Investigating Research on Campus (iROC) series featured seminars by Eric Langstedt, communication arts, “The Personalities of Social Media Sites”; John Albarino, RN, of SUNY Ulster Health Services, “The Effects of Poverty and Politics on Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Worldwide”; Yasmine Kalkstein, psychology, “Shot or Snot: Influencing College Students to Get the Flu Vaccine”; Susan Schulmerich and Teresa Hurley, nursing, “Remediation and Course Repetition: The Domino Effect on Academics and Economics”; Jane Gangi, education, “Genocide in Literature and Art: Evoking Witness and Denial”; Sarah Uzelac, psychology, “Changing Beliefs and Attitudes About Birth in Young Women: Effectiveness of InDepth, Direct Pedagogy”; and Bojan Lazarevic, information technology, “Learning Environments and Student TechnoStress at the Liberal Arts College.”

The goal of the Mount’s iROC seminar series is to “provide a forum for Mount faculty, staff, and students to present research proposals, preliminary data, and completed projects,” explained Douglas A. Robinson, assistant professor of biology and coordinator of the program. www.msmc.edu

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Mount offers new criminology major Mount Saint Mary College plans to launch a new criminology major this fall.

Formulated by associate criminology professor Jenifer Lee-Gonyea, the program will explore the varied aspects of crime, from the process of defining crime, victimization, and the criminal justice system, to exploring society’s response to criminals and the reasons people break the law.

“Students will get a nuanced exposure to understanding why crime happens, what to do after it happens, and what we can do to stop it,” explained Lee-Gonyea.

Those who complete the criminology program will have varied career options, including positions in law enforcement, corrections, community service agencies, child welfare programs, adult protective Lee-Gonyea services, mental health, and more.

While the terms “criminology” and “criminal justice” are often used interchangeably, they reference two distinct disciplines, notes Lee-Gonyea.

Criminal justice, she explained, focuses on components and functions of the criminal justice system, such as law enforcement, courts, and corrections.

However, in addition to the criminal justice system, criminology also examines causation, consequences of crime for the offender and victim, and prevention techniques that are not retributive in nature.

“Criminology is a discipline that originated from sociology and focuses on the scientific study of the making and breaking of laws, and society’s reaction to the breaking of laws,” Lee-Gonyea said. “This discipline focuses on all relevant parties and all aspects of crime,” such as what conditions in society may contribute to crime taking place; why persons or groups become victims of crime; what type of crime takes place most often; where crime takes place; and how crime might be prevented.

Students can choose one of four concentrations: general, for students interested in a variety of areas; criminal justice system; juvenile justice; and restorative justice, for students interested in alternative approaches to addressing crime by involving offenders, victims, and the community.

The Mount’s criminology major requires students to complete 120 credits to receive a bachelor’s degree, including 45 credits in the major, electives, and required general education courses.

An 18-credit minor in criminology will also be available to students starting this fall.

Lee-Gonyea earned a PhD in criminology from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a master’s degree in criminal justice from Marshall University in West Virginia.

She began teaching at Mount Saint Mary College in 2008.

Her scholarly work has been published in the Journal of Research in Education; the Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice; the International Journal of Crime, Criminal Justice, and Criminal Law; and more.

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SURE Symposium keynote speaker David P. Craig, a professor from Willamette University, had a chance to hear about student research projects.

Symposium highlights student research From antibiotic resistance in crow nestlings to the history of American jazz music, students enjoyed showcasing their research topics at the Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) Symposium.

Nearly 20 students examined a plethora of subjects, including math, science, literature and more.

Participants were also treated to a lecture by keynote speaker David P. Craig, a professor of biology and avian ecologist at Willamette University in Oregon, who presented “Lessons about Friends and Foes from the American Crow.” Craig delved into the behavior and ecology of crows with special attention to their ability to recognize the faces of people they consider friends or foes.

Math major Kristen Berish (right) presents her research, “Investigating Toxicology Results Among Suicide Victims in Upstate New York,” to chemistry professor Lynn Maeila.

Barbara Newman Mannix and Michael Dennedy discussed the ups and downs of the fashion industry with students, faculty, and staff.

The business of fashion William Carroll of the University of Oxford explains the role theology can play in biology at a recent talk.

Soul in science

Presentation delves into biology and theology Dr. William Carroll, a theology faculty member of the University of Oxford and a research fellow in theology and science at Blackfriars Hall, discussed his essay “Does a Biologist Need a Soul?” at a recent Catholic and Dominican Institute (CDI) presentation.

Carroll questioned the as- Elizabeth A. Dreyer discusses her book, sertion of Scientific Ameri- “Accidental Theologians: Four Women Who Shaped Christianity.” can editor Ferris Jabr that human beings are nothing more than living machines.

According to Carroll, some say that “Modern science has done away with any need of the soul.” But, he added, “Those claims are first of all philosophical claims, not claims in the empirical sciences.”

The author of several books, Carroll has given lectures at the Pontifical Academy of Sciences and at the Vatican Observatory Institute of Astrophysics. In 2010, he spoke at a conference on creation in Moscow, jointly organized by the Vatican and the Russian Orthodox Church.

Directed by Charles Zola, philosophy and religious studies chair, CDI promotes Mount Saint Mary College’s heritage; advances the Dominican charism of study and service; provides a forum for discussion of contemporary ethical issues; and enhances Catholic and Jewish dialogue.

Other CDI-sponsored talks in the fall 2015 semester included Fr. Thomas Petri, OP, “Laudato Si: Theology, Natural Law, and the Environment”; Br. Thomas Davenport, OP, “On the Relationship Between Faith and Science”; and Elizabeth A. Dreyer, author, “Accidental Theologians: Four Women Who Shaped Christianity,” about Hildegard of Bingen, Catherine of Siena, Teresa of Avila, and Therese of Lisieux.

Four veterans of the fashion world discussed the business side of the industry as part of a recent “Business and Communications of Fashion” event.

The professional panel consisted of Barbara Newman Mannix, formerly with IKL International, Inc. – Macy’s East; Nneka Cruse of Foot Locker; Michael Dennedy, a wholesaler; and Frank J. Kosteczko of Frankie K Clothing, LTD. The panelists discussed the pros and cons of working in fashion and gave students tips on how to break into the industry.

The event was arranged by The Elite Knights Fashion Trends Club and the Student Business Association.

Colleen Kirk, assistant marketing professor and Student Business Association advisor, praised the efforts of both clubs, including EKT president Adrian Willis and SBA president Anne White, both business students.

“It was very rewarding to see Adrian, Anne, and the other talented student club members put this event together,” said Kirk. “They organized everything themselves, from the speakers to the publicity. Bravo, students.”

Student leaders Anne White and Adrian Willis organized the event. www.msmc.edu

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Educational Excellence

Alumna Dana McDonough MSEd, NYS Teacher of the Year 2016, in her second grade classroom at Fostertown Magnet School in the Newburgh City School District.

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ount alumna Dana McDonough knows a thing or two about educational excellence: She was recently named the New York State Teacher of the Year for 2016.

McDonough graduated from the Mount in 1991 with a bachelor’s degree in social science and in 2000 with a Master of Science in Education with a reading specialization. She teaches second grade at Fostertown Magnet School in the Newburgh City School District, where she has served for 22 years. The Newburgh native holds a permanent New York State certification in elementary education.

She first wanted to become a teacher when, at the age of eight, she visited her Aunt Arlene Sosta’s elementary classroom at Gardnertown Fundamental Magnet School. Sosta was a member of the Mount’s first graduating class of laypersons in 1964. Noting her aunt’s success, McDonough attended the Mount as well.

Q: What do you enjoy most about teaching?

A: I enjoy the connections that I make with my students and families. I consider it a privilege to welcome each student, and to recognize that I will have successes and challenges that will make me grow as a teacher.

Q: What qualities or habits does a great teacher need?

A: To be able to communicate effectively to each student, to identify the strengths in each student and teach to those, and to demonstrate the passion that they possess.

Q: In what ways has teaching changed since you graduated from the Mount?

A: In order to teach students, you have to reach them. Today it requires more creativity and stamina!

Q: Discuss one teaching challenge that you overcame.

A: Balancing family time and the needs of the teaching profession. Once you overcome one challenge, you may be faced with another one. It is important that you have a support system such as your colleagues, administration, and community stakeholders who can assist when you need the guidance to overcome these challenges.

Q: What do you hope to accomplish in the future?

A: My overarching goal is that I have a positive impact on each student and that they see what lies beyond the four walls of the classroom.

Q: Who at the Mount helped mold you into the teacher you are today?

A: I had many wonderful professors. Joan Miller, Sr. Frances Berski, Sr. Jean Rosaire Bedotto, and Lucy DiPaola stand out in my mind. They helped me to dig deep and see what my strengths were and gave me the tools to help me be the teacher that I am today.

Q: What is your advice to current education students?

A: As you begin your career, realize that when you educate a child, you educate a family and, in some cases, a community. Let your passion drive your teaching!

Debra Calvino

Teacher of the Year 2010

Dana McDonough is the second Mount grad to be named Teacher of the Year by the New York State Education Department. Debra (Santora) Calvino ’81 also earned the honor, in 2010.

Calvino taught mathematics for 33 years in the Valley Central School District in Orange County, N.Y. before transitioning to Director of Curriculum, Instruction and Testing for the district in 2014.

According to Calvino, excelling as an educator lies in varied teaching techniques, learning each student’s strengths and improving his or her weaknesses, and working with colleagues and the community to better each child.

“A great teacher is studentcentered and focused,” she explained.

“Regardless of the current thinking, the rhetoric, the economy, or the headlines, good teachers are the heart and soul of supporting and encouraging learners of all ages to become the best they can be.”

Calvino credits much of her success as a teacher to her robust Mount education.

“I was comprehensively prepared in the vital tenets of the teaching profession from the Mount,” she explained. “Mathematics taught me how to think logically and how to problem solve, while psychology classes gave me invaluable insight into the behavior of the child and the adolescent.

Courses in elementary and secondary education gave me skills in creative lesson planning despite the subject or topic. And my special education training helped me to discover the perspective that each individual child has the capacity to grow.” www.msmc.edu

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using hands-on education with a passion for philanthropy, Mary Bocskocsky ’15 recently taught basic math and English skills to underprivileged children in South Africa.

Bocskocsky wanted to put her teaching techniques to the test before graduating in December 2015, and decided to make a humanitarian journey to Gordon’s Bay in Cape Town, South Africa.

At the Ikhaya le Themba (Home of Hope) shelter, Bocskocsky spent weeks teaching basic literacy and mathematic skills to a classroom of three- to five-year-olds. The teacher candidate increased her students’ skills by reading to them, singing songs, introducing them to math problems, and having them write the alphabet on a small blackboard.

“While I was teaching in South Africa, I saw how much I had gained from the Mount’s education program,” she explained. “Without my Mount classes, I wouldn’t have been able to do this.”

Some parts of Cape Town are nearly indistinguishable from any prosperous American city. However, other areas

Mary Bocskocsky reads to children in South Africa.

are a far cry from New York.

“It was a hard reality to accept, that they live in such poverty,” Bocskocsky said. “It made me very thankful for what I have at home. Just waking up is a gift. And a warm shower is a luxury I’m lucky to have.”

But the residents were always in good spirits. “There’s a huge sense of community there,” she reported.

Returning from Africa for the fall 2015 semester, Bocskocsky also student taught at Glenham Elementary School in Beacon, N.Y. Under the tutelage of cooperating teacher Danielle Yeaple, a Mount graduate, Bocskocsky educated second and third grade children.

“I tell my students that there are kids in South Africa, just like them, learning how to read,” she explained.

“And that makes them want to learn

more about different cultures.”

The Mount was vital in Bocskocsky’s preparation in the classroom and evolution as a teacher. Professor Jane Gangi “had a great influence” on her, she explained. “She really focuses on literacy. She’s very passionate about what she teaches and that carries over to us and our students.”

Bocskocsky hopes to create a recurring humanitarian trip to South Africa for Mount education students, similar to the School of Nursing’s annual journey to impoverished areas of the Dominican Republic. Last spring break, more than a dozen Mount nursing students assessed health and provided care to individuals and families.

“If other students could experience what I did,” said Bocskocsky, “it could really help them grow as a person and a teacher.”

Literacy programs make an impact

Professor Janine Bixler works with Mount students as they volunteer at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center.

Mount undergraduate and graduate students across disciplines volunteer at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center, lending their skills to reading programs for children, classes in English as a second language, and more.

At Family Literacy Nights held periodically, children of all ages and their families enjoy a variety of activities for multiple intelligences, such as storytelling workshops, poetry stations, and literature-inspired performances from Mount education professors and students. Events have drawn nearly 300 participants.

“Book clubs” are offered through the Mount’s Collaborative for Equity in Literacy Learning (CELL), wherein college volunteers help young students to explore literature that reflects various cultural backgrounds and interests of the community.

“The goal is to create lifelong readers instead of those who only read because they have to for school,” said Janine Bixler, chair of the college’s Division of Education.

The 23rd Annual Conference on Literacy, “Family and Community Engagement: Strategies for Success” April 16, 2016 at Mount Saint Mary College – Visit cell.msmc.edu, email cell@msmc.edu, or call 845-569-3431 for info

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Lindsay Roe with her cooperating teacher, Dina Shortall, at North Main Elementary School.

Carla Maier works with Bishop Dunn student Chelsea Conover during a cooperative education lesson.

Pictures worth 1,000 words

Students bring literacy to life for local kids

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o an observer, it might look like they’re conducting an art class. But nearly two dozen Mount teacher candidates were actually showing their young students how to paint with words.

In Methods for Teaching English Language Arts, the Mount students taught the Picturing Writing technique to a fourth-grade class and a prekindergarten class from Bishop Dunn Memorial School.

According to assistant education professor Rebecca Norman, painting a scene helps to inform the young students during the writing process. Norman and associate professor Jane Gangi were trained in the technique over the summer.

“Research shows that using the Picturing Writing technique, students write more, have more descriptive words, and are more motivated,” Norman explained.

Mount teacher candidates gave lessons on verb usage, adjectives, personification, similes, metaphors and more.

Payge Yerkes, an IT major on the childhood education track, said she saw an improvement in her young students’ writing, as well as in her own teaching skills.

“I think this is a technique I’ll use in my own classroom someday,” Yerkes said, adding that Norman’s class has been an excellent learning experience for her.

Janine Bixler, professor and chair of the college’s education division, successfully implemented the Picturing Writing technique in children’s summer literacy courses at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center. The young students read several pages from their self-published and illustrated books to their parents, peers, and New York State Senator William J. Larkin, Jr.

Picturing Writing Institute

To learn more about two professional development institutes planned for this August, visit cell.msmc.edu

A new generation of education Mount student teacher flourishes in classroom

One of student teacher Lindsay Roe’s greatest joys has been cultivating a love of learning in students at North Main Elementary in Monroe, N.Y. Roe, a history major on the childhood/special education track, took the reins in cooperative teacher Helen Vanier’s 12-student, self-contained third grade classroom. A few weeks before, Roe taught a mid-sized class of fifth graders under the guidance of Dina Shortall.

Both experiences have confirmed what Roe already knew: “I’m definitely in the right profession,” she revealed.

Roe also sharpened her teaching skills during the summer session through an internship with the Breakthrough Collaborative, an organization that prepares low-income middle school students for promising college careers. Roe was chosen from 700 candidates vying for 50 positions. Her peers included students from Yale, Harvard, and Princeton universities.

Living in Brooklyn, Roe taught eighth-grade literature to exceptional children from throughout New York City. In only six weeks, the students read, analyzed, and reported on novels including “To Kill a Mockingbird” and “Fahrenheit 451.”

“My professors at the Mount have taught me how to teach,” said Roe. “I was able to put that to use and I feel thoroughly prepared for whatever comes next.” www.msmc.edu

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uring “A Day in the Life of the Hudson River Estuary,” Mount students collected and analyzed river samples and mentored young students from Nora Cronin Presentation Academy and San Miguel Academy of Newburgh. Mount freshmen of all majors attended to enrich their budding college experience.

The participants’ findings contributed to ongoing research projects. Additionally, the collected data will be incorporated into lesson plans developed by the Hudson River Estuary Program and will be made available to all teachers in the Hudson Valley. The event took place at the Newburgh Rowing Club.

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Assistant biology professor Douglas Robinson, left, directs a foraging lab on the Mount’s softball field.

Survival of the fullest A hands-on ecology lesson

College students foraging for food might bring to mind instant noodles, microwave sandwiches, and mac and cheese. But assistant biology professor Douglas Robinson’s ecology class recently examined foraging through a scientific lens.

During a lesson on optimal foraging, Robinson and his class headed to the college’s baseball field.

The students were split into two groups – generalists and specialists – with generalists able to “survive” on either one brown bean or five white beans. Specialists, however, could only “eat” brown beans.

The beans were scattered around a small patch of grass, and over the course of eight 30-second trials, or “days,” both sets of students searched for their required beans to make it to the next trial. The search mirrored the foraging challenges faced by many kinds of animals and highlighted the concepts discussed in the course.

Robinson’s students noted that if the percentage of brown beans in the area fell below 25, specialists did poorly. Generalists, however, maintained a certain level of success regardless of which energy source was most abundant.

“Getting the students involved in the material during lab is an excellent way to reinforce the concepts we discuss in class,” Robinson revealed.

“The foraging exercise gets students to think about the challenges non-humans face when it comes to obtaining food. And, the lab itself is a lot of fun.”

Students scatter beans for a lesson in foraging. www.msmc.edu

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Front: Susan McManigal Kleinke ’85, Mary Murphy Cure ’85, Jeanine (Lewis) Wool, Karen Schiaffo, Liz Stevens-Donroe, Christina Bart-Bilsky.

Back Row: Diane Barron, Joanne Walenczyki, Patty Taylor O’Hora, Eileen Hughes-Weir, and Sara Zuckerman-Spicehandler.

Alumni & Family

Weekend Mary (Hill) Sautner ’90, Eileen (Sorcinelli) Mezzo ‘90, Veronica Uss ’90, Kelly Aherne-DiBernardo ‘90, Margaret Greaney Gray ‘90, Bernice Defina-Mastoros ‘90, Melissa Cipriano Iles ’90 and Kathleen Burns Vybahal.

Seton Heslin-Scott, Tara Heslin-Scott ’19 and Norman Scott

Graduates spanning decades of Mount history returned to campus to reconnect with classmates, participate in an alumni baseball game, take a dinner cruise, attend a remembrance Mass, enjoy a barbecue, and more.

Tess Allen ’16 and family on the bumper cars!

Back row: Linda (Fagan) Squires ’75, Kathleen (Quilty) Neuffer ’75, Suzanne (Auer) O’Rourke ’75, Jerrilee (Groves) Relyea ’75; Front row: Ellen (Chaya) Abate ’75 and Barbara (Hoffman) Macy ’75

Students and alumni enjoyed a variety of activities at Alumni & Family Weekend

Chris Chieffo ’14 and Mike Lehmann ’08, G ’12 at this year’s MSMC Alumni Baseball Game

Students and alumni helped Habitat for Humanity.

1st Row: Marty Kane ’10; 2nd Row: Molly Creem ’10, Liz Smith ‘10, Jillian Ochner ’10, Allison Como ’10, John Como ’10, James McGovern; 3rd Row: Chris Repetti ’10 and Shawn Tocidlowski ’10.

Joe Ferrigno ’87, Professor Paul Schwartz, Matt Sautner ’90 and Tom Ferrigno ‘90

Front Row: Diana (Heady) Paolilli ’90, Matt Sautner ’90, Melissa (Cipriano) Iles ’90, Bernice Defina-Mastoros ’90, Kelly Aherne-DiBernardo ’90, Veronica Uss ’90, Cathleen (McManus) Blair ‘90, Tammy Steinach Kozak ‘90.

Back Row: Joe Ferrigno ’87, Liz (Gulino) DeSoye ’90, Tom DeSoye ’90, Tom Ferrigno ’90, retired dean Harry Steinway, Margaret (Greaney) Gray, Sue (Remian) Burns ’90, Lisa (Michel) Steele, Jim McGork ‘90 and Joanne Arico ‘90.

Alumni vs. Students Lacrosse Game

Romona Yizar ’15, Danielle Farragher ’15, Laura Lomolino ’16, Olivia Bogle ’17, and Joe Borden ’16

The Season of Giving

Mount brings cheer to local families Fr. Francis Amodio, O.Carm, director of Campus Ministry, transports gift donations with students and staff.

A still from “The Ripple Effect,” a video produced by Mount Media students for Habitat for Humanity.

Mount Media students produce Habitat video Five Mount Saint Mary College media studies students shot and edited a video detailing the impact of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh on the community.

The eight-minute film, titled “The Ripple Effect,” debuted at the local organization’s annual breakfast. It features interviews with Cathy Collins, executive director of Newburgh Habitat; families who have benefited from the organization’s charitable work; and local business owners.

“This is real-world experience and everyone was handson involved,” said associate communication arts professor Dean Goldberg, who oversaw the film’s production. The video was created by Mount Media, the student-staffed, full-service creative agency. “Our mission is to produce videos, promos, and shows that reflect our diverse community,” Goldberg explained.

Student videographers were Michael Sanchez, Kristen Zehr, Danangelowe “A.J.” Spencer, Vincent Yodice, and Michael Priest. The video can be viewed at www.msmc.edu/HabitatVideo Goldberg often affords his students practical experiences.

Recently, Mount Media students scripted, filmed, and edited 11 short biographies for the Eisenhower Leadership Center in Highland Falls, N.Y., to be sent to the center’s worldwide clientele.

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hrough the annual “Giving Tree,” the community donated more than 600 gifts to Catholic Charities of Orange County.

In this joint effort between Campus Ministry and Arts and Letters, tags hang like ornaments on the Giving Tree, and written on the back of each is a gift request from an underprivileged child. Mount community members donate the requested items, creating happy holiday memories.

The Mount has provided more than 3,000 gifts for local families since 2011.

Students bring joy and music to nursing home residents With some old-fashioned Christmas caroling, the Mount’s Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) and Aging United student clubs brought holiday cheer to the residents of Montgomery Nursing Home.

About 60 students spanning both clubs and 20 BBBS “littles” sang carols.

“Through Aging United, many of us have come to know how lonely the residents of nursing homes can feel sometimes,” said math major Anna Salvatore, president of Aging United and a member of BBBS. “Sometimes, the smallest acts of kindness can make the biggest difference in someone’s day.”

Nicole Bosi, president of BBBS and an IT major on the education track, echoed Salvatore’s sentiment. “This is our way as a club to give back to the community,” Bosi explained. “The ‘littles’ got to see that singing for a short time made many people’s day.”

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Mount students and “littles” sing at Montgomery Nursing Home.

Veteran Louis “Wiso” Diaz, left, and student Michael Corcoran, right, greet U.S. Senator Bob Dole at the National World War II Memorial.

Giving back to the Mount student Jennifer Gries carries food for distribution to local families.

Serving the hungry

Campus food drive yields hefty haul

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tudents, faculty, and staff donated more than $1,000 worth of food to local families in need for Thanksgiving.

The initiative, spearheaded by the college’s Campus Ministry, delivered the food to First United Methodist Church in Newburgh, N.Y. According to Roger May, Jr., assistant director of Campus Ministry, students donated about 100 food items and raised nearly $900 during Spirit of the Mount Week. Volunteers used the money to purchase boxed and canned goods.

Mount chaplain Fr. Francis Amodio, O.Carm, was very pleased with the Mount’s commitment to aiding the less fortunate. “At Mount Saint Mary College, according to our mission, we are to educate the whole person,” he said. “When they graduate from the Mount, service will be a value which they would naturally share in their communities.”

Sending school supplies to local kids The offices of Alumni Affairs and Student Activities sponsored a Back to School Supply Drive for the Newburgh Armory Unity Center, serving the needs of the City of Newburgh and the Newburgh Enlarged City School District.

Alumni Affairs director Michelle Iacuessa, along with nearly a dozen student volunteers, stuffed 50 book bags with pencils, erasers, spiral notebooks, binders, small pencil sharpeners, pens, crayon packs, glue sticks and more, before dropping them off at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center.

“We’re all so excited about this,” said human services major Gabriela Monroy. “We hope it helps a lot of families.”

William Wiacek, Gabriela Monroy and Michelle Iacuessa fill book bags for distribution to local schoolchildren.

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or senior Michael Corcoran, a history/political science major, accompanying a World War II veteran to memorials in Washington D.C. was a hands-on history lesson.

The Honor Flight program touched down in the Hudson Valley in November, and Corcoran was paired with Navy veteran Louis “Wiso” Diaz. They joined about 60 veterans on the flight to visit memorials built in their honor, including the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Iwo Jima/United States Marine Corps War Memorial.

Upon landing in D.C., the group was met with cheers and salutes from appreciative civilians and fellow veterans, Corcoran explained.

“It was great to volunteer on this project,” said Corcoran. “This generation in the 21st century still knows what they did, appreciates what they did. Future generations will as well.”

But what had the biggest impact on him, Corcoran said, was Diaz himself.

“He’s very lively and he loves to dance,” Corcoran noted. “He told me really interesting stories of his time in the military and his life in general.

He gave so much for the country, and veterans like [Diaz] are very humble – that’s one of the reasons they’re the Greatest Generation.”

Service runs in the family: Corcoran is the son of associate nursing professor Ann Corcoran, who has accompanied Mount nursing students on four separate humanitarian trips to the Dominican Republic. www.msmc.edu

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Mount nursing students donated at the college’s recent blood drive.

Healthy support Nursing Student Union collects blood, raises funds to fight cancer Students, staff, and members of the local community gave the gift of life to the tune of 180 donations at a recent Mount blood drive.

Members of the college’s Nursing Student Union (NSU) were among those assisting at the event.

In addition, NSU members earned $2,760 through a t-shirt sale to help combat ovarian and breast cancer.

According to NSU president Victoria Goldbach, the group sold a total of 315 shirts and more than doubled the outcome from last year’s campaign.

“I’m so happy to have surpassed the fundraising amount from last year,” said Goldbach. “With my mother and two of my aunts fighting this disease, it means so much to have our college community come together like this.”

The money will be donated to the Miles of Hope Breast Cancer Organization of the Hudson Valley, as well as the Corinne Feller Memorial Fund, which raises awareness of ovarian cancer. Feller was a student at Valley Central High School when she died of the disease in 1999.

About 50 percent of Mount freshmen are preparing for careers in healthcare.

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Athletes power Armory Day

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he Mount’s Department of Athletics, in conjunction with Newburgh Free Academy (NFA) and the Newburgh Armory Unity Center, hosted Newburgh Armory Unity Center Day this past October. Nearly 60 student athletes and coaches helped youth from the Newburgh area take part in a fun-filled event that included academic instruction, games, and physical activity.

Mount students showed area youngsters how to use iPads and various applications, helped them through mind-stretching games, and demonstrated kitchen chemistry, dance, and fun K’Nex activities. Several men’s and women’s lacrosse players took part in a dance class that included a routine later used in a performance.

“Participating in the Newburgh Armory Unity Center Day was a fun way for the community to get together and share in the sports and activities we love. The dance class led by the NFA Dance Team was a great opportunity to meet and spend time with kids in the Newburgh community,” said Mount senior Amanda Clemens, who is a member of the women’s lacrosse team.

Professor Janine Bixler, chair of the Mount’s Division of Education, said she “loved witnessing the energy that the MSMC and NFA athletes brought to the Armory. Children loved engaging with them in their enrichment classes and learning from them in the sports clinics.”

“Seeing the entire Newburgh community come together at the Armory was truly amazing,” said Victoria Goldbach, a senior nursing student on the softball team and Student-Athlete Advisory Committee president.

“The Mount was able to collaborate with NFA as well as other Armory volunteers to provide children of Newburgh with a fun and educational day.”

Men’s basketball coach Ryan Kadlubowski and assistant women’s coach Ryan Probst joined NFA to lead basketball lessons, including game fundamentals, shooting drills, and ball-handling skills.

“We were able to partner with NFA in having a clinic for the kids, teaching them a variety of sports while helping them understand the importance of academics first,” said Goldbach. “It was amazing that the Mount and NFA could work together to relay such a crucial message: it is important to have fun and play sports but you also can’t forget about school. Education is key to being successful both on and off the field.”

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The men’s basketball team celebrates Paris Moore.

Lacrosse team members helping at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center.

Knights lend a helping hand

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s part of the Mount’s Knights in the Community initiative, the men’s and women’s tennis teams, as well as the golf team recently volunteered at the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley. The student athletes helped sort and package food for distribution to the homeless in the area.

“The Food Bank is a great cause which helps thousands of families in the tri-state area,” said Michael Coppolino, head coach of the golf team. “Our teams always enjoy the experience and come away very grateful and appreciative.”

Lacrosse team at Armory At the Newburgh Armory Unity Center, the men’s lacrosse team helped children as part of a Saturday enrichment program.

Players staffed stations focused on math, chess, cooking, coloring, and building kinetics.

Sean Jennings, an IT major, helped to organize the visits. “We thought as a team that we need to make our presence in the community felt and the Armory is the best place to do that.”

The team collaborated with Big Brothers Big Sisters for several fun events, including skating on an artificial ice rink in the Hudson Hall parking lot. “We all had a great time with the kids,” said business major Mike Hargraves.

The athletes also joined the

Mount’s C.I.R.C.L.E. club to do reading activities with a second grade class at Bishop Dunn Memorial School.

“The students were excited to see the C.I.R.C.L.E. students and the lacrosse players,” said history major Joe Pille. “The students knew that they were going to have a fun class.”

Softball team assists Newburgh Ministry Head coach Jessica Mushel’s softball team assisted Newburgh Ministry as the organization prepared for its Harvest Festival.

Student athletes decorated the building and prepared goody bags for local children. The team also toured the facility to get a better understanding of services offered.

“It’s always amazing to be able to get together as a team to help the community. I am grateful,” said biology major Kate Zubicki.

Women’s lacrosse assists Hudson Valley SPCA The women’s lacrosse team worked with the Hudson Valley SPCA at the Annual Cornwall Fall Festival.

The team walked adoptable dogs, passed out informational brochures, and collected donations throughout the afternoon. By the following day, almost every dog at the event was adopted.

Knights “adopt” two local teens The men’s basketball squad welcomed 15-year old Paris Moore to the Mount through Team IMPACT, a non-profit organization that couples collegiate athletic programs with children with life-threatening and chronic illnesses.

During a doubleheader, Paris signed a Division III celebratory letter, making him a member of the Knights.

He was introduced to the crowd and presented with a jersey, and appeared on the live stream of the game to talk about his experience.

Paris will act as a team manager, supporting them during practice and cheering them on from the bench at home games.

“We will help motivate each other to strive for excellence and to not take any moment, on or off the court, for granted. This will be an experience that both he and our players will cherish for a lifetime,” said head coach Ryan Kadlubowski.

Head women’s lacrosse coach Julia Steese and her team, in conjunction with the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation, “adopted” 16-year-old Brielle Furci through the Foundation’s Adopt-AChild Program.

The mission is to raise awareness and improve the quality of life for children battling pediatric brain tumors and other childhood cancers. Mount Saint Mary College’s home game on April 2 will be played in honor of Brielle and the Friends of Jaclyn.

“It’s an opportunity for the team to be part of something bigger and to help Brielle through her journey,” said Steese. www.msmc.edu

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ATHLETICS

Kayla Kurka goes in for the shot

Alex Harcher drives

Men’s Golf The Knights had a strong season in 2015, placing fourth at the Skyline Conference Championships. In its lone home meet at the Powelton Club, the team produced a program best score of 309 and each member of the lineup shot under 80 for the first time in program history. A pair of juniors, Alex Harcher and Owen Heath, earned Second Team All-Skyline Conference honors for the Mount.

Men’s Cross Country

The team finished fourth at the 2015 Skyline Conference Championship meet and had strong showings at the CTC Championships and the ECAC Championship Meet. Junior Christopher DelVecchio picked up Second Team All-Skyline Conference honors after placing ninth overall at the championship meet and earned a

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CTC Medal along with Isaiah BevansDidymus, Mouctar Kaba and Sean Kennelty.

Women’s Cross Country

The Knights had a strong showing at the Skyline Conference Championships, placing fifth overall as a team.

Senior Christine Brown and newcomer Angela Barton placed 12th and 13th respectively in the race to earning Second Team All-Skyline Conference honors for the Knights. Barton also finished sixth at the CTC Championships and Brown came home ninth in helping the Knights to a second place team finish. Barton, Brown, Melissa Liik and Victoria Laiso all earned CTC Medals.

Men’s Soccer

The team finished the 2015 soccer season with a 5-10-4 overall record

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Breanna Scott returns

and a 4-3-3 mark against Skyline Conference opponents. The Knights posted a 4-1-2 home record with the lone blemish on October 7. Senior Michael Ennis led the team with seven goals in 2015, while freshman Michael Blaaboer paced in assists with seven enroute to being Skyline Conference Rookie of the Week three times. At season’s end, Ennis and Ivan Dorador earned All-Conference accolades. Ennis was a First Team pick by the head coaches, while Dorador was Second Team for the Knights.

Women’s Soccer

The Knights finished as Skyline Conference runner-up in 2015 after advancing to the Conference Championship game for the sixth straight season. They closed the year at 15-8-2 overall and 9-1-0 in league play, and appeared in the ECAC Tournament,

advancing to the semifinal round.

Senior Melissa Guillemette led the team in scoring with 12 goals and 26 points. Aliana Neddermann paced the team with nine assists, with Destiny Ribadeneyra handing out seven assists and joining Neddermann and Maeve O’Sullivan with 13 points. The Knights had six All-Conference nods with Guillemette, Melissa Maini and Ribadeneyra landing on the First Team and Nicole Cavallo, Bridget McKeever and Mary Riley earning Second Team. In addition, head coach BreLynn Nasypany was named Skyline Conference Coach of the Year and Ribadeneyra was tabbed Defensive Player of the Year as well as being a First Team NSCAA Division III All-East Region pick.

Women’s Tennis

Under head coach Elora Benfer, the Women’s Tennis team rounded out the season at 4-9 overall and 2-5 in league play. Senior Breanna Scott was a First Team All-Skyline Conference pick for the third straight season after rounding out the fall season at 8-5 overall at the first singles position, including an impressive 5-2 mark in league matches. Her mark for overall singles wins and conference victories each ranked third in the Skyline Conference standings. Scott also picked up Skyline Conference Player of the Week honors on September 14 after four combined wins over three matches for the Knights.

Women’s Volleyball

The Volleyball team made its fifth appearance in the Skyline Conference Championship match in the last six seasons. Taking on a challenging schedule, the Knights won 17 of their final 22 matches to close the year with a 17-19 overall record. Senior Kayla Kurka led the Mount with 208 kills with Rachel Sabatini putting away 204 winners. Senior Jennifer Gries led with 602 digs and became the program’s all-time leader in the category on October 31. Gries led the Conference in digs in 2015 on her way to being named First Team All-Skyline Conference. Kurka, who earned a pair of conference weekly awards, was a Second Team All-Conference pick by the league’s head coaches.

Left to right: Dan Twomey, the Mount’s Director of Athletics; Joe Bell ’04; Audra (Woodruff ) Smith ’04; LaSheena Brown ’07; and Kyle Reiss ’08.

Knights to remember

Mount welcomes four standout athletes into Hall of Fame

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he Mount Saint Mary College Department of Athletics inducted its newest class into the Hall of Fame: Joe Bell ’04, baseball; LaSheena Brown ’07, basketball; Kyle Reiss ’08, tennis and soccer; and Audra (Woodruff) Smith ’04, tennis.

The quartet played a major role in the Knights’ success during their careers, winning seven Skyline Conference Championships, two Skyline Conference Player of the Year Awards, one Skyline Conference Rookie of the Year honor, one Skyline Conference Tournament Most Valuable Player Award and earning four All-Region selections.

“These athletes embody the very best Mount Saint Mary College athletics has to offer. Their athletic accomplishments speak for themselves, but they are also outstanding individuals off the field of play. They were, and continue to be, great representatives and ambassadors for the college and are very deserving of this prestigious honor,” said Director of Athletics Dan Twomey.

Find more online

See more photos and profiles from the MSMC Hall of Fame Class of 2015 online at msmc.edu/magazine

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Angels we have heard Mount Saint Mary College presented a service of lessons and carols at the annual Christmas Vespers program.

The Mount choir was joined by the St. Philip’s Church Choir from Garrison, N.Y. Professor Durward Entrekin, arts and letters, directs both groups.

Broadway Tailors in Newburgh has been providing classic tuxedos for the Vespers singers since 1975. msmc.edu/vespers

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From the Mount to The White House

ALUMNI PROFILE

Alumna’s interest in politics leads her to D.C.

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orking with members of Congress on Capitol Hill might sound like something in an episode of “The West Wing,” but for Mount graduate Karina Cabrera Bell ’01, it’s all in a day’s work.

Bell serves as Congressional Director in The White House Presidential Personnel Office, working with members of Congress and their staff on matters related to the President’s political appointments. In addition, she and her team are responsible for recruiting and retaining thousands of appointments to help carry out the administration’s agenda.

“I feel lucky to work at The White House,” Bell explained. “Everyone around me is exceptionally smart, hardworking, and passionate. And what makes this building and people so special is that everyone cares deeply about making this country better. We all care about public service and it is palpable when you speak to anyone here.”

Though her job can be challenging, Bell says she enjoys it for several reasons, including “helping a talented candidate get a job, meeting so many amazing people, and serving this President and this country.”

Bell first became interested in politics after finishing college and moving to San Francisco. She volunteered in her first campaign for a lieutenant governor, and also had an internship in San Francisco City Hall.

“My internship was pivotal in leading me into a career in public service,” Bell revealed. “I quickly realized I enjoyed helping people, whether it was figuring out how to get their social security check, to ensuring children had access to health insurance.”

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Karina Cabrera Bell, a member of the Mount’s Class of 2001, serves as Congressional Director in the White House Presidential Personnel Office.

the support of Mount friends, professors, and the Office of Student Affairs, which provides support services and activities to the Mount community.

“Each played such an important role in my development as a student and as a leader,” Bell noted. “But I would be remiss if I didn’t give a special shout out to Kelly Yough [now Dean of Student Affairs] for always being so supportive. Thank you.”

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Bell’s advice to current Mount students is threefold: n Find what excites you and follow that pursuit. If you don’t know what you are passionate about, intern every summer with different industries. n Mentors are essential. n Surround yourself with positive people who believe in you. It does wonders for your peace of mind.

Alumni Notes 1965

Diane Fulves created Empowering Our Parents, an organization that offers solutions to help parents gain a different perspective on what they can do to make education work for their children. “Parents must have the knowledge and the confidence to ask the right questions, prepare for meetings, inquire about alternate strategies, and address difficult work to help their children succeed.”

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Janet (Siebern) Bartlett said that May 2016 will be 50 years since our graduation as the first class with a degree in Nursing. Remarkable advances have occurred in 50 years of medicine.

They ranged from clinical advances to practice-altering changes with technology.

An emphasis on prevention, disease management, and lifestyle behaviors altered the approaches to treatment.

What medical advances will the next 50 years present?

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Ann Marie Boyle’s youngest daughter, Caitlin, was married to Steve Friedenstein on October 10, 2015 in Orlando, Fla. The couple went on a cruise to the Bahamas for their honeymoon. Caitlin’s goddaughter, Ariana Herbst,

was one of the bridesmaids.

The newlyweds live in Winter Haven, Fla.

Elizabeth ScannellDesch’s new book, “Nurses After War: Reintegration Experiences After Serving in the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars” will be published by Springer Publications, New York, this summer.

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Gerri (Walotsky) Cass enjoyed a wonderful fall vacation in San Francisco with friends she taught with in Mannheim, Germany. They saw Beach Blanket Babylon, Sequoia National Park, lots of the Gold Country, and of course Napa, with a repeat visit to the wine train. Gerri visited with the grands both going and returning. Next year is Oregon!

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Nancy (Cuomo) Bailey’s book “More Than Rivals: A Championship Game and a Friendship That Moved a Town Beyond Black and White” by Ken Abraham is now available for pre-sale on Amazon! The book is based on a true story and is a great read. For more information go to www.MoreThanRivalsTheBook.com.

Elizabeth Scannell-Desch, RN, PhD is the new associate dean at Rutgers University, School of Nursing-Camden, N.J. Her second book, “Nurses After War: Reintegration Experiences After Serving in the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars” will be published by Springer Publications, New York, this summer. Beth served for 25

years on active duty in the U.S. Air Force Nurse Corps and retired as a Colonel.

1973

Deborah (Newell) Jorrey and her husband, Douglas, both retired in July 2014.

They bought a Harley-Davidson Trike and have been doing some traveling.

Deborah Shanley was awarded the 2015 Charles C. Mackey, Jr. Excellence in Service Leadership Award by the New York Association of Colleges for Teacher Education. The award recognizes a recipient who exceeds the standards for teacher education leadership in service to P-12 schools, to teacher candidates and to colleagues in the profession. Deborah is a professor at Brooklyn College and at the affiliated CUNY Graduate Center.

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Renzy Hanshaw retired as emergency manager for Orange County, Fla. in 2005 and spends his time working with a youth group called TeeLo Golf. The balance of his time is spent golfing or fishing with his 11-year-old grandson, Tyler. Thanks Mount Saint Mary College, for making it possible.

Michael Kondor and Linda (Wild) Kondor ’73, are still teaching at the Konsul School and The Ridge School, both located in Salt Point, N.Y. The Ridge School, established 10 years ago, is for high functioning Asperger’s/autistic students.

“Many graduates have gone on to colleges and are on Dean’s lists. We are so proud of the accomplishments of the many students who have touched our lives and hearts.

Some are even Mount graduates.” www.msmc.edu

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Alumni Notes 1979

Sue (Zalewa) Canavan and her husband, Kevin, recently relocated to the Hilton Head/ Bluffton, S.C. area.

Janice (Donelan) Matheson traveled to China for 10 days as a guest of Zhejiang University to present at an international conference on aging. Her topic was “Private vs. Public Payment for Elder Care.”

Elaine (Maurici) Snider sold her café, On Sacred Grounds, in 2015.

She spends her time working with Greater Spokane Meals on Wheels, freelancing as an editor and wholesale book distributor, and offers books for sale through Amazon. She just completed editing a book titled “When Snoopy Met Scrooge”.

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Christine (Macy) Feroli and her husband, Ron, welcomed their first grandson, Hudson, child of their son, Steven and his wife Danielle, in May 2015. He is a bundle of joy!

Diane (Fisher) Rakoff and her husband, Jamie, live in Scarsdale, N.Y. They have three children, Matthew, 31; Missy, 29; and Michelle, 25.

Diane has been a school nurse for 22 years. She also spends summers working as a camp nurse at Elmwood Day Camp; this will be her 20th year with them. Much of her time is spent with her beautiful family and working with children.

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Linda (Dobias) Dombroski

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works full-time at St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital in Newburgh, N.Y. as the director of Quality Management/ Performance Improvement, and is an adjunct professor at the Mount. Linda and her husband Greg are celebrating their 32nd anniversary in January 2016.

Sue (Zalewa) Canavan ’79 and her husband, Kevin

Michael Fraser is senior staff psychologist with Johnstown High School, in Johnstown, N.Y. He is also the boys’ varsity basketball team psychologist.

Janet Lane Walters published more than 40 books as of February 2016.

She writes mysteries, suspense, romance, adult and young adult fantasy. The books are available at most venues.

Michele (LaPorta) Freeman, Ava (Rogers) Lambert, Cathy (Martin) Skiba and Doreen (Quirk) Glut spent the first day of 2016 in Lake Ariel, Pa.

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Laurie (Iuzzini) Lawrence works as a gifted collaborative teacher, grades K-5, at Unity Grove Elementary in Locust Grove, Ga. She is also teaching two master’s level endorsement classes, which she helped co-write, for teachers seeking their gifted endorsement. Laurie lives in McDonough, Ga., with her husband, Dennis Lawrence ‘86, sons Michael and Andrew, and fabulous Australian Shepherd, cat, and grand-dog.

Joanne (O’Keefe) Miller received her Doctorate of Nursing Practice from Drexel

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Class of 1982 grads, Michele (LaPorta) Freeman, Ava (Rogers) Lambert, Cathy (Martin) Skiba and Doreen (Quirk) Glut University College of Nursing in Philadelphia, Pa. She is vice president of patient care services and chief nursing officer at Sibley Memorial Hospital, Johns Hopkins Medicine, Washington, D.C. She is also an adjunct faculty member at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. Joanne and husband, Mitchell, have been married 30 years and sons Zachary and Jacob are their shining stars.

Laurie Walsh was recently promoted to vice president and chief nursing officer at New York Presbyterian/Lawrence Hospital in Bronxville, N.Y.

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Karen Schiaffo is pursuing her Master of Science in Nursing degree at Elms College in Chicopee, Mass. and hopes to finish in 2017. She continues to work as a school nurse at JFK Middle School in Northampton, Mass., as well as a week-

end urgent care nurse.

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Donna (Smith-Peretin) Falquero owns Level Look, PLLC., a 2015 CDC-funded contract EMPower Collaborative, as a QI Coach for 22 hospitals. Donna is currently executive director of quality, risk and patient safety at Duke LifePoint Hospital.

In her spare time Donna rescues animals. She has five horses, three dogs and two cats at home. Donna enjoys a blended family of five sons and four grandchildren. Life is good!

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The Rev. John Borden’s son, Joseph Borden, will graduate from the Mount with honors in May 2016. He has been a four-year student-athlete on the tennis team, RA in the 408 dormitory for the last two years, and an assistant in the office of Admissions.

Joseph will apply at Columbia University for continued education.

Carol (Coffey) Ford has been married to husband, Darryl for 18 years and the family has resided in Tampa, Fla. since 2004. They have two boys, Jonathan, a high school senior and Timothy, a high school sophomore. Carol works as a sales representative in Personal Lines with Liberty Mutual Insurance since 2012.

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LTC Frederick Davidson and fellow Mount graduate 1LT Cassandra (Pinter) Nash ‘13 are currently serving together in the U.S. Army at Martin Army Community Hospital, Fort Benning, Ga. LTC Davidson is deputy commander for nursing/chief, nursing administration, and 1LT Nash is clinical nurse officer in charge, Department of Medicine.

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William Trutt and wife, Melanie, will be married for 19 years this May. They have two daughters, Caitlin (16) and Courtney (13). William owns and operates a fullservice landscaping company in Trumbull, Conn., and the surrounding area. He also officiates for high school and college football.

Gathering at the symposium, left to right: Joseph Valenti, vice president for college advancement, Mount professor Lawrence T. Force, visiting speaker Geraldine Abbatiello, moderator Barbara B. Citarella ’80, Mount professor Dianne Murphy, and Joan Gambeski.

Nursing event emphasizes care, resiliency

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urses and other healthcare professionals from as far as Vermont and California gathered at the Mount for the second annual nursing symposium and networking luncheon presented by Alumni Affairs and the School of Nursing.

Alumni, current and former faculty, and area providers explored the timely topic “Care: The Priority in Caregiving – Maintaining Personal Resiliency in the Midst of Nursing’s Challenges.”

Featured speakers Geraldine Abbatiello, PhD, GNP-BC, ACHPN, RN-BC, a practical nurse, and Lawrence T. Force, PhD, Mount professor of psychology and director of the college’s Center on Aging and Policy, explored the integration of mindfulness in daily practice, improving self-awareness, and recognizing the effects of stress on individuals.

They also led participants through a guided imagery session as part of the program, which provided attendees two contact hours of continuing education credit. Barbara B. Citarella ’80, MS, BSN, RN, CHCE, moderated the program.

1995

Amy (Dziezynski) Karls, DVM has been admitted to the Master of Science in Shelter Medicine program at the University of Florida, College of Veterinary Medicine, and anticipates completing this degree in 2018. She is currently employed as a consulting veterinarian with

Ami Rebers Marshall ’00 catches up with Dr. Thomas Sarro, professor of biology.

Sister Leona DeBoer, OP, founder of the Mount Saint Mary College nursing program, talks with Maryellen Muldoon Stamos ’82. www.msmc.edu

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Alumni Notes Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc., and is a volunteer veterinarian with several local feline rescues and humane societies in Massachusetts. Dr. Karls was also recently elected to the Board of Directors for Baypath Humane Society in Hopkinton, Mass.

Alumni Basketball Game

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Rachel (Cook) Wilson has been working at the Orange County Youth Bureau since 2002 and serving as its executive director for the past three years. The bureau continues to provide internship opportunities to MSMC and other college students.

Rachel is a 2007 graduate of Leadership Orange and is now enrolled in the Fellows Program, through the Pattern for Progress regional leadership program.

Left to Right: Natalie Candarelli, Audrey Pooley ’15, Rachel Perrone ’15, Lauren Romao ’15, Jessica Perrone ’15, Gianna Cesa ’11, Rachel Russo ’12, Jessica Tice ’12, Catie Biordi ’10, Natalie Garbie ’12, Becky Metzger ’13 and Vicki Boyle ’87. Photo by Michael Coppolino.

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Joseph Polvere was appointed as summer school principal in Tenafly, N.J., where he has taught for 15 years.

Melissa Valcarcel-Serrano has been executive producer of News 12 The Bronx and News 12 Brooklyn for three years. She won her first Emmy Award for Outstanding Daytime Newscast in 2015.

2005

Thomm Quackenbush’s book, “A Creature Was Stirring,” an anthology of his holiday fiction, was published in December 2015. The next entry in his Night’s Dream series, “As Flies to Wanton Boys,” is due from Double Dragon Publishing in May. Jackie Reed’s son, Semaj Reed, attends Temple Univer-

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Photos taken by Ryan Kadlubowski.

Left to right: Brandon Weldon ’06, Garry Michel ’05, Tim Morris ’11, Chris Frey ’13, Chris Harrison ’09, Kevin Milella ’12, Dylan McCann ’13, Carlos Valdez ’12, Steve Phillips ’15, Lenny Ragaglia ’13, AJ Uhl ’16, Nick Monaco ’10, Chris Pisciotta ’14, Donte Howell ’14, JD Fogarty ’08, Chris Kingly ’11, Craig Newton’06, Kenny Lane ’06, Kieran Begley ’06, Tom Fuller ’97. Blue 106 vs. Black 89. sity where he plays football.

His team just got back from playing in the Boca Raton bowl game; they had a great season and made history beating Penn State.

Gregg Weatherby was honored with the Fayed Samuel Award for Courageous Service by United University

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Professions, and will be the subject of a feature article in the New York State United Teachers magazine.

2010

Donna Adams celebrates 17 years in the Mount’s Registrar’s Office this year. “I love the Mount as much today as I did when I first began

working here. From part-time transcript clerk to Associate Registrar, it’s an honor to be part of the Mount family.”

Karen Doll graduated from the Mount with a Master of Science as an adult nurse practitioner, and received additional certification as Cardiovascular NP (CVNP) in

2014. She is now working in the new aortic center at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, S.C., where the latest technology for the less invasive endovascular repair of aortic aneurysms and aortic occlusive disease is used.

Marriages

DeGroate family Daniel Cantor ’15 and Sarah Boutros ’11 were married at The View On The Hudson in Piermont, N.Y. on August 29, 2015. In attendance were Professor Larry Force, Jefrey Velasquez ’12, Amy DeSouza ’11, Aleschia Johnson ’11, Kera Streat ’13, Angel ’10 and Carolyn Santana, Chris Schweitzer ’12, Dawn Williams ’12, Trudy Cardona ’12, Alicia DeCosta ’10, Stephanie Scala ’10 and Catherine Ugalde ’12.

Michael Lehmann ‘08 married Deborah Carroll ‘12 on July 18, 2015. The wedding was celebrated on Long Island. The couple resides in Newburgh, N.Y. with their two dogs, Jax and Summer.

Eric Steins ’12 and Brianna Ronca ’13 were joined in holy matrimony by Father Francis Amodio, O.Carm., on December 20, 2015 in the Chapel of the Most Holy Rosary, Mount Saint Mary College, and Professor Durward Entrekin provided the

music. The college sweethearts found each other in 2009 in the Founders Chapel, and this wedding marked their 5th year anniversary as a couple!

Births Christine Mayer Hatzigeorgiou ’05 and husband, Stephanos, became proud parents of a son, Stephanos Robert, born December 13, 2015. Christine is the daughter of Kathleen (Hirschy) Mayer ’74 and Robert Mayer.

This is the couple’s first child and Kathleen and Robert’s first grandchild!

Jonathan Mars ’04 and wife, Aimee, welcomed their second child, Winston Tate Mars, 7 pounds, 13 ounces and 19 inches, to the world on October 5, 2015. Sister Autumn is thriving in her new role of “big sister.” The family relocated to Charleston, S.C., from New York City last summer.

Clarisa Rosario-DeGroate ’13 and husband, David DeGroate, happily announce the birth of their first child, Serena, on April 1, 2015.

Anthony Spinelli ’05 and wife, Valerie, had their third daughter, Elisabeth Valerie Spinelli, in June 2015! In August, Anthony was promoted to Senior Consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., headquartered out of McLean, Va. In November, he completed his master’s degree in acquisition management from American Graduate University, Covina, Calif., an affiliate of the Defense Acquisition University.

In Memoriam Frank D’Amico, father of Alisa (D’Amico) LaRue ’93, passed away October 28, 2015.

Stephen M. DeSerio ’05, MSEd ‘07 passed away September 25, 2015.

Sondra Fountain ’74 passed away June 25, 2015.

Edith Gramuska, mother of Edwina Gramuska ’76, passed away November 4, 2015.

Brenda Hosey, mother of Regina Hosey ‘78 passed away August 19, 2015.

MaryBeth (Adams) Hudson ‘78 passed away October 4, 2015.

Nadine M. Kanan ‘95 passed away July 20, 2014.

Anne Frances Kennedy ‘64 passed away August 15, 2015.

Craig Macfarland, husband of Thomasina (Blair) Macfarland ‘82, passed away in November 2014.

James V. McEnery, associate professor emeritus at Mount Saint Mary College and father of Mary Anne McEnery ‘70, Susan (McEnery) Gaetano ‘73 and Regina McEnery ‘80, passed away December 24, 2015.

Ellen McNelly ’77 passed away December 3, 2015.

Maria (Torre) Pinto ‘69 passed away December 29, 2014.

William A. Scafidi, Sr., father of Rev. William A. Scafidi, MSEd ‘88, passed away September 27, 2015.

Charles H. “Bud” Rust, Sr., father of Nancy Rust Sutherland ’75 passed away on January 24, 2016.

Angelo Verven, husband of Georgia (Lyons) Verven ‘72, passed away December 10, 2015. www.msmc.edu

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Mount honors local leaders at annual gala 1. From left: Albert J. Gruner, DMD, MSMC Board of Trustees Chair; Honoree Denise Doring VanBuren MBA ’97; Dr. Anne Carson Daly, President of MSMC; Sr. Joann Boneski, OP ’65 Trustee Emerita; Andrea Costa; Honoree Tony Costa and Nan Gruner.

2. John Rath, Mike Gilfeather, Richard Rowley and Chuck Benfer.

3. Denise Doring VanBuren, Dr. Anne Carson Daly, Tony Costa, Andrea Costa, Bill Murphy and Mary Murphy.

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ount Saint Mary College honored Denise Doring VanBuren, vice president of public relations at Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.; and Anthony P. Costa, chairman and co-CEO of Empire State Bank, at the college’s Sixth Annual Gala Reception on December 4.

Honorees received the Joseph A. Bonura Award for Leadership Excellence, recognizing individuals whose accomplishments and approach to management reflect the commitment to quality, concern for neighbors and shared prosperity that have exemplified the career and character of Bonura.

The restaurateur owns Blu Pointe in

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Newburgh, Anthony’s Pier 9 in New Windsor, and the Poughkeepsie Grand Hotel, among others.

Funds raised by the Gala enable the college to provide an affordable, values-based education to thousands of deserving students, many of whom are among the first in their families to attend college.

With more than three decades of experience in communications and media relations, honoree VanBuren is responsible for all facets of Central Hudson’s public relations, and administers community relations programs. One of the best parts of her job is that she has “an opportunity to serve organizations that

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make our beloved Hudson Valley a better place to live, to work, and to raise a family. It’s been a privilege for me to work for this company for 23 years.”

VanBuren is on the board of Dutchess Tourism, Inc., editor-inchief of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution’s “American Spirit” magazine, and organizing secretary general of the DAR. She also serves with Dutchess Community College, MidHudson Regional Hospital of Westchester Medical Center, Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce, and more.

“Imagine the combined impact and force for change we could make in our

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4. Joseph Bonura, Jr., Jimmy Smith and Joe Catania 5. Sr. Cecilia Murray, OP; Sr. Lucy Povilonis, OP, ’72, Trustee; Sr. Ann Sakac, OP President Emerita; Sr. Catherine Walsh OP, ‘70, Professor Emerita of Communication Arts; Sr. Lorelle Elcoc,k OP, ’66, Prioress & Trustee; Sr. Joann Boneski, OP, ‘65, Trustee Emerita; Sr. Janice Dionne, OP; Sr. Madeline Tacy, OP, Trustee; Sr. Ann Stankewicz, OP; and Sr. Maureen Sullivan, OP, Trustee 6. Anthony Mongiello, Monica Mongiello, Don Paris and Donna Paris

community if each of us aspired to make a meaningful, positive difference every day,” she said. “That to me is the essence of leadership.”

She graduated from the Mount in 1997 with a master’s degree in business administration. “My life and my career have been infinitely richer for the experience,” she revealed about learning at the Mount. The college is “an outstanding example of higher education.

Thousands of lives are improved at the Mount every day and thousands of future leaders get their start here with every commencement.”

Costa has nearly 50 years of community banking experience in the Mid-

Hudson Valley. Since 2004, he has been chairman and CEO of Empire State Bank, a $200 million company serving communities in the Mid-Hudson, Staten Island, and Brooklyn areas.

Costa previously served as chairman and CEO of Atlantic States Financial and Atlantic States Mortgage Corp. He also held executive positions at First Inter-Bancorp, Inc., and at Mid-Hudson Savings Bank. He was president and CEO of Inter County Savings Bank from 1970 to 1990, when Inter County and Mid-Hudson Savings joined under First Inter-Bancorp, Inc. Costa attributed much of his success to the support and guidance of his wife,

Andrea. “I want to thank her for making it possible for me to be involved in community projects,” he said. He has served on the board and/or committees for organizations including the Mid-Hudson Family Health Institute, the People for People Fund, The Institute for Family Health in NYC, New York Bankers Association, Benedictine Hospital, The American Bankers Association, Nora Cronin Presentation Academy, and Bishop Dunn Memorial School.

“I am proud to be an honoree for the Joseph Bonura Award for Leadership Excellence,” said Costa. “The Bonura family is truly a treasure in the Hudson Valley.” www.msmc.edu

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From left, the Mount’s James Raimo, Vice President for Facilities and Operations, and Maryann Pilon, Executive Director of Facilities, stand in the Dominican Center’s renovated entrance staircase with Highland Associate’s Denise Shearer Luikart, Associate Principal, and David M. Gilmore, NCARB, Associate Principal.

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Dominican Center featured in showcase he Dominican Center, a stateof-the-art living and learning space at Mount Saint Mary College, was selected for the American School & University 2015 Educational Interiors Showcase, in print and online at SchoolDesigns.com.

An annual competition honoring design excellence, the Educational Interiors Showcase spotlights projects representing some of the most effective learning environments in America.

A jury of American Institute of Architects members and education administrators evaluated submissions from across the country based on the following criteria: innovation, adaptability, sensitivity to community and context, transparency, timelessness, blending of indoor/outdoor space, sustainability and maintenance, effectiveness in meeting program requirements,

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repurposing and reuse of space, and indoor environmental quality.

The center was once home to the Dominican Sisters of Newburgh, serving as their motherhouse from 1927 until 2011. It also housed and educated Mount Saint Mary Academy students until the high school closed in 1979.

The building features the Chapel of the Most Holy Rosary, an important part of Mount Saint Mary College’s heritage.

The Dominican Center, including the five-story building and 13.1 acres of land, was purchased from the Dominican Sisters on July 13, 2011. The college launched “A Call to Excellence: The Campaign for the Dominican Center” in 2012 to raise $10 million for the transformation to a new library and living-learning environment. Under the leadership of Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM, fifth president of the college, the

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campaign was co-chaired by Sr. Ann Sakac, OP, president emerita of the college; James P. Smith Jr., president of Advance Testing Company, Inc.; and James W. Taylor Jr., CEO of Taylor Biomass Energy, LLC. James Raimo, vice president for facilities and operations at the Mount, and Maryann Pilon, the college’s executive director of facilities and liaison, aided with the Dominican Center’s design.

Highland Associates, a multi-disciplined, award-winning firm, provided architectural and engineering design.

Kirchhoff-Consigli Construction Management managed the project.

The transformed Dominican Center began welcoming traditional upperclassmen as residents in the top three floors in 2014. The first and second floors house the Kaplan Family Library and Learning Center, which contains about 100,000 volumes, audio visual materials, and access to numerous databases of journals and other scholarly articles.

The building also features modernized living spaces, laundry facilities, a recreation room, and a dining facility.

65th Reunion for MSMA Class of 1950 Top: Joan Shea Slocum, Theresa Butler Ward. Middle: Ruth Fabiano Ronsini, Gwendolyn DuBois Glasglow. Front: Eileen McNiff Vleming, Joan Delarede Webster, Patricia Root Raimondi.

Nora Cronin Presentation Academy student and graduates with Mount President Dr. Anne Carson Daly and Vice President for College Advancement Joseph Valenti.

Mount launches scholarship for Newburgh students

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ount Saint Mary College recently launched its Lighting the Way Scholarship Program to benefit graduates of Nora Cronin Presentation Academy and San Miguel Academy, two middle schools in Newburgh, N.Y. The Lighting the Way Scholarship will assist graduates of either academy from underserved backgrounds who wish to pursue a four-year college education at the Mount. Based on financial need, it will be awarded annually, with the possibility of renewal based on academic performance. The first scholarship will be awarded this year.

The Mount launched the program in September 2015 at a reception at the home of Bishop Dominick J. Lagonegro, DD. Since then, the program has already received more than $300,000 in pledges, including major donations from Wallkill Valley Federal Savings and Loan; Nick Preddice of the Affinity Group LLC; James P. Smith Jr., president of Advance Testing Company, Inc.; and the late Dr. Frances P. Connor.

“It is our hope that the friends and

“It is our hope that the friends and neighbors of Mount Saint Mary College ... will help us to expand this scholarship to benefit a greater number of students from our community,”

50th Reunion Alumnae for MSMA Class of 1965: Classmates gathered in the Dominican Center, former home of Mount Saint Mary Academy/High School.

Members of the Class of 1965 share their yearbook portraits.

—Joseph Valenti, vice president for college advancement

neighbors of Mount Saint Mary College, who have been such generous supporters of the college over the years, will help us to expand this scholarship to benefit a greater number of students from our community,” said Joseph Valenti, vice president for college advancement at the Mount.

The initiative is chaired by Anthony P. Costa, chairman and co-CEO of Empire State Bank.

The Mount’s student population has always included a significant number of first-generation college students, currently 35 percent.

Virginia Ahearn Allers ’53, Jeannine Ruggiero Rogers ’66, Mary Ruggiero Pomerance ’70

Mount Academy Reunion Celebrants Graduates, faculty, and friends of Mount Saint Mary Academy/ High School gathered on campus in October for their annual celebration. Following mass in the Chapel of the Most Holy Rosary, a festive luncheon was enjoyed in the Dominican Center Café. www.msmc.edu

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Honor Roll Of Donors

Dear Alumni, Parents and Friends of the Mount,

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very year thousands of high school students read about Mount Saint Mary College and attend our Open Houses. Each of them asks themselves the question, “Why Mount Saint Mary College?”. It is indeed an important question that should be asked, not only by students choosing a college, but also, from time to time, by everyone doing their part to make certain that the Mount continues to serve promising students.

For some, the answer is in the Mount’s outstanding academic programs and dedicated faculty. For others, it is our beautiful campus with well-maintained grounds and buildings that overlook the Hudson River. And, for a significant number of us, it is in the founding principles and traditions of the Dominican Sisters who created a college where people of all backgrounds and faiths are welcome and valued. I believe that we can see living examples of these principles and traditions in the generous individuals who are named in this year’s Honor Roll of Donors.

At a time when families must make ever greater sacrifices to provide their children with the benefit of a quality education that will serve them well in their lives and careers, we find that the Mount’s generous and dedicated community of alumni, faculty, staff and friends are a fitting and persuasive response to the question “Why Mount Saint Mary College?”

Because of the active support of our college community, deserving students will not be turned away

Contents Leadership Giving Clubs ................................ 43 Alumni............................. 46 Parents of Alumni & Students........................... 49 Friends............................. 51

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Trustees............................ 51 Campus Community..... 51 Matching Gifts................ 51 Businesses........................ 52 Organizations.................. 52 Foundations.................... 52

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due to the cost of a Mount education being beyond their reach. Nor will they find that dreams such as pursuing a graduate degree, owning a home or perhaps starting a business have become impossibilities because they are burdened with an insurmountable debt.

Because of our generous donors, our students will have a chance to go as far in life as their talent and hard work will take them. They will take the skills and values that were instilled in them at the Mount and put them to work in a world that is in serious need of principled, energetic and talented people.

We are all truly grateful for all that you have made possible in the lives of our students who make us all proud and who will one day go on to follow your example by becoming the best possible answers that we can offer when someone asks “Why Mount Saint Mary College?”

Yours in gratitude,

Joe Valenti Vice President for College Advancement

Living Legacy Society.... 53 Campus Campaigns....... 53 Designated Gifts............. 54 Athletics........................... 55 Scholar Honorary Gifts.................................. 56

Memorial Gifts................ 57 Golf & Tennis Tournament..........................58 Gala Reception................ 58 Volunteers........................ 59

1959 Society - Gifts of $10,000 or more Dyson Foundation Dr. Nancy Grey Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. McCarthy Perreca Electric Co., Inc. Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates Thomas and Janet Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Charles Tallardy III Eunice Tenney

Nancy G. Beckett ’80

Annual Fund

Leadership Giving Clubs July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015

Warwick Savings Foundation Dominican Society - Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 BBL Charitable Foundation, Inc. BBL Construction Services, LLC Anne F. Bourne Memorial Fund of the Community Foundation of Orange & Sullivan

Members of Mount Saint Mary College’s Leadership Giving Clubs are instrumental in providing annual resources that make a significant difference in the educational opportunities available to Mount students. These generous donors lead the way each year in supporting the Mount’s educational mission by making funds available for academic programs, scholarships, labs, libraries, and much more.

Dominican Sisters of Hope Joan P. Kaplan ’92 Kathleen McGovern Larson ’75 Estate of Helen M. McDonald Peggy-Ann Patsalos Eileen McDonald Sassmann ’66 Dr. Elizabeth A. Scannell-Desch ’72 Rose Roscino Talbot ’68 & Maurice Talbot The William and Elaine Kaplan Private Foundation

Argenio Brothers, Incorporated Armistead Mechanical, Inc.

Nancy Scannell D’Agostino ’77

Mary Ejercito

Mary Baus Knight ’88

Maureen V. Finnegan-Kussard ’75

Nancy Cuomo Bailey ’72

R. Abel* & Nancy Garraghan Mary E. Gilchrist Dr. Albert and Nan Gruner James R. Halpin Dr. Jeanne M. Hosinski I.B.E.W. Local Union No. 363

David & Bevalie MacFarland

Mr. & Mrs. John J. McDermott Mary Anne McEnery ’70 Elizabeth Coyne McGoldrick Dr. Judith A. McLaughlin ’66

Kathleen M. Baker Dr. Dolores Berlinghoff Catherine F. Breitenbach ’73 Kathryn Smith Brenneman ’97 Mary Anne Brickhouse ’67 Mark and Nancy Bruckmann Dr. Eileen M. Burke Bishop Peter J. Byrne Celestine Mickens Campbell ’95 Steven P. Capone ’00 Barbara Connolly Phyllis Schwab-Conroy ’69 & James Conroy Edward and Colleen Cooke Carol A. Erickson Curran ’96 Dr. Jorge R. Delgado ’83

Kathleen McGovern Larson ’75 Jane Halloran Leather ’75 Dr. Kate Lindemann Richard & Barbara Mainey James & Elizabeth Manion

Guidepoint Global

Gerianne M. Minkus ’96

Jane A. Harkinson ’69

Patricia Nocton

Karen A. Harris ’87

Sheila Gage Nugent ’68

Sharon A. Harris ’78

Anne C. O’Brien-Teta ’71 Mary Pettit Orluk ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Ted Petrillo

Suzanne F. Ferrigno ’95

Robert Murphy

Gail H. Fogarty ’97

Kathleen A. Burzenski Sendewicz ’74

Joseph P. Fogarty ’76

Anne E. Skelly

Edward J. Forgit ’87

Dr. Frances Spielhagen

Dorothy Vance Forte ’72

Diane Pignataro Statler ’77

Frances Fremgen-Biancardi

Miryam L. Stewart ’74

Edward and Cornelia Gallagher

T. Rowe Price Program

Janet Gianopoulos

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Walsh

Kathleen ’78 & Randy Goff

Laurie A. Walsh ’83

Thomas W. Gordon ’12

Lee and Joyce Zawistowski

Emily Bussigel

Janice C. Ruggiero Norman M. Sassi Thomas Spratt Stanley Marks & Co., LLP

Dr. James F. Cotter

Dr. Iris and Leonard Turkenkopf

Joan Crowe

Joseph and Louise Valenti

Dr. Ada C. Rahn, M.D. ’66 Joyce Salg ’64 Dr. Susan Schulmerich

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Haight Sandra ’84 and William Haight Mysia H. Haight-Hoogsteden ’84 and Hank Hoogsteden

Christopher J. Gawley, Esq.

Barbara I. Currier Gregory ’73

Murphy Healthcare Corporation

Harry R. Rohme ’72

James P. Fragnito ’93

Mr. & Mrs. Jesse T. McMahan

MSMC Athletics

Jean Turner Ritchie ’71

Rachel Ruotolo Fitzgibbons ’72

Mr. & Mrs. Ray Goldbach

EPCO Products, Inc.

Mary Ellen Henske Bruderman ’74

Maria Serino Fitzgerald ’71

Joseph & Mary McGowan

Carl E. Meyer

James & Carol Raimo

Laura D. Fanzilli ’73

Dr. Maureen Markel

Marilyn J. Ejercito ’77

Nugent & Haeussler, P.C.

Jennifer Hartling Dube ’94

Sue Crosby Gillen ’66 and Walter Gillen

Thomas C. Donahoe

Susan D. Najork

Judith ’72 & Charles Davis

Sharon L. Mankiewicz ’09

David and Lynn Melby

Shirley A. Van Aken Bluemle ’78

* Deceased

Stephanie S. Collins ’80

Thomas J. Dubetsky ’12

Annemarie Berckovits Furphy ’81

Ita M. Rahilly

Greg M. Cooper, CPA

Joan M. Chiaviello ’77

Bernard & CarlaLisa Rovere Kistner

President’s Club - Gifts of $500 to $999

Christina Bart Bilsky ’85

Barbara B. Citarella ’80

Terrence and Robyn Cavanagh

Dr. Colleen P. Kirk

Karen Furey

Pamela Lindner Pavelock and Peter Pavelock

Joseph & Pamela Catania

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Catania, Sr.

Patricia Junger Dederick ’72

Charles & Lynn Frank

Dr. Evelyn B. Barese

Geraldine Walotsky Cass ’71

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Carulli

Day Seckler LLP

Kathleen Hirschy Mayer ’74 & Robert Mayer

John Abernethy

Brian ’75 & Denise ’74 Carrington

Dr. Gerardine M. JohnsonCarpenter ’73

Regina ’94 & Louis Fortunato

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

Trustees Club - Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499

Adele Milone Canup ’66

John R. Hutton ’03

Frank and Sharon Marchetti

Walden Savings Bank

Mary Ellen D. Cangiano ’66

Charlene Romaine Woodhull ’74

Deirdre Barrett Denihan ’84

Ann ’70 & Thomas Spratt

Harrison H. Buxton III

Dr. Cecilia M. Falbe ’71

Dr. Lynn Maelia

Sr. Julie Pintal, O. P.

Kristina Leinweber Burger ’87

Hudson Valley Foot Associates, LLP

James N. Beard

Newburgh Lions Club

Janina U. Budziak ’97

Valenza Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.

Laborers Local 17 LECET

Elise C. McKenna ’81

Theresa Funk Brown ’76

Mary Ann Campanella DePeters ’64

Aquinas Society - Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999

Shana E. Lyons ’02

Karen L. Brogna

Mary D’Acchille Suleski ’84

Cathleen M. Kenny

Lou Ann Crossetta Gregory

Sr. Joann Boneski, O. P. ’65

Edie Haughney Judith Ringwood Henderson ’66 and Gary Henderson Ruth E. Hill ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Hillegass Kekuut J. Hoomkwap Janet A. Horan ’05 Ironworkers Local 417 Stephanie Keane Joyce ’88 and Richard Joyce ’86 Catherine Lazzaro Krug ’78 Joyce A. Kusmierski ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Lee Kyriacou Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Lanning Mary Ellen Vandervort Leimer ’77 Leprechaun Lines Nancy D. L’Estrange Linda S. Linenbroker ’95

Dean’s List - Gifts of $250 to $499

Lauretta A. Lynn-Merrill ’81

Dr. Andrea Ackermann

Patrick T. Marino ’95

Bella D. Harris ’77

Alexis Diner, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hayes

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Allegretti

Cathleen M. Howard ’73

Jill G. Barton ’09

Jill A. Maline ’05 Janice Donelan Matheson ’79 Kathleen Hirschy Mayer ’74 & Robert Mayer

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Laerdal Medical Corporation

Rosemary E. Blank ’77

Robert J. Conticchio ’87

Dr. Anne Carson Daly Dr. Mary Ellen Scannell Doherty ’72

Lynn M. Bertholf Priebe ’69

Nancy E. Mazza ’99

Timothy H. Baker

Regina Coyne-Conway ’75

JoAnn McCormick Greenawalt ’86

Steven A. LaMoy ’75

Dr. Ruth Anne Osbourn McCormick ’73

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Barbara

Connie Eichhorn Craven ’93

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Gregory

Louise Machowicz Lang ’71

Mr. & Mrs. John P. McGuinness

Veronica Hall Barnhart ’73

Elizabeth M. Cronin ’82

Michele Calabrese Gusciora ’67

Annamarie Barrett ’65

Anne Marie Begnal Cullinan ’73

Naomi R. Gutcheus

The Very Reverend John A. Langlois, O. P.

Margaret M. Barry ’73

Mary Ellen Miller Cunningham ’71

Adelfa Gutierrez ’71

David G. Curry

James D. Haluska ’71

Laurene Genhart McKenna ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew McNellis Beverly McDermott Mennerich ’69 & Kenneth Mennerich Mid-Hudson Chapter of NYS Society of CPA’s Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Sr. Margaret Murphy, O. P. Suzanne R. Muschio Newburgh Rotary Club Dr. Tracey J. Niemotko

Margaret M. Bauman ’70 Stephanie A. Beals ’07 Kathleen Carey Behringer ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Belmont Pam McGinley Berger ’69 Sharon D. Berry-Carrion ’82 Christine and Thomas Berte Elizabeth McDonald Bishop ’75

Northwestern Mutual

Mr. & Mrs. James Blatchley

Christine M. DeMagistris Nunn ’73

Claire McGovern Boland ’73

Ellen O’Brien O’Connor ’73 and Joseph O’Connor ’73

Patricia Delahunty Bookless ’78

Dr. Barry & Deborah ’81 Pariser Joan McClurg Patino ’70 & Joseph Patino Susan A. Peck ’75 Susan M. Perkins ’99 NP

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Kathleen ’10 and Michael Barton

Barbara Petruzzelli Mr. & Mrs. Arnold M. Pilsner Catharine Martone Powzyk ’75 Elaine Preston ’74 Margaret M. Quinn ’81 Mary L. Saari ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Jim Sahakian Karen L. Saluto ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sapienza Schwab Charitable Fund Ruth C. ’89 & John H. Smith Sr. Theresa and Richard Stark

Mr. & Mrs. Leo Bonacasa Theodora R. Bosch ’75 Ellen Bourhis Nolan ’11 Ann Marie Boyle ’67 Carolyn Brauer Alexandra Gill Brazeau ’95 Debra M. Brent ’83 Eileen McElhill Brucia ’73 John J. Bruno, Jr. ’98 Carla M. Bunch-Davie ’80 George E. Burke ’84 Margaret Bowles Burns ’75 Honore’ M. Burtt ’90 Rosemarie C. Martini Butler ’75 C.P.K., Inc. Franklin and Martha Jean Caesar Mary Ann Cahalan Debra Santoro Calvino ’81

Moira and Frank Tolan

Kathleen H. Canata-Notaro ’73

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Townsend, Jr.

Carol & Carl Candela Linda M. Cantwell

Sibylle ’67 & Nicholas Tulve

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Carlson

United Way of Dutchess-Orange Region

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Castellani

Susan A. Voge Margaret C. Walczak ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Watson George & Ann Whalen

Eileen V. Caulfield ’75 Brian and Kathleen Cavanagh Eileen F. Cavanagh Patricia A. Cavanagh ’74

Barbara A. Winchell ’09

Colleen M. CavanaghBendernagel ’77 and Thomas Cavanagh

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wolinski

Margaret Lehane Cerbone ’96

Grantley D. Yearwood

Linda Settoducato Christy ’73

Christopher M. Wilson, Esq.

Century Club - Gifts of $100 to $249

Citizens for Larkin Susan Atkins Collins ’69

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. William T. Collins

Sonya Abbye Taylor

Mr. & Mrs. Sean Comiskey

Mr. & Mrs. William T. Ackerman

Gerald V. Conlon, Jr. ’94

Adams Fairacre Farms

Mary Lois Connell ’67

Gail Koopman Adelhardt ’65

Susan DeMarco Conner ’74

Gail Petty Albohn ’69

Olivia Wilson Curtin ’70 Susan Nooney Dagenais ’72 Lisa C. Daily ’75 Susan Daly ’76 Dr. Ann E. Damiano Dale Ellen Dammier ’80 Judith ’72 and Charles Davis Louise Davis Sr. Leona DeBoer, O. P. Constance M. Deho ’84 Mr. & Mrs. G. Thomas Delahunty Trevor M. Dennin ’99 Tracy DePaoli Constance DeSantis ’69 Lisa M. Devlin ’02 Allan D. Diamonti ’96 Paula DiBerardino ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DiLeo Charles N. Dofflemeyer ’76 Mary Ellen Dolan ’76 Eileen McDermott Donahue ’73 Susan Flynn Donaldson ’68 Sharon Jones Dorrian ’71 C. Bernadette Conlon Doupona ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Duffy Susan Castiglia Dunlap ’66 Susan McPeck Eagan ’74 Kathleen Levinson Eden ’82 Donna A. Elliot ’88 Norma Evans Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Farragher Patricia Tompkins Favata ’68 Janie L. Favoino ’72 Steve E. Fetcho ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Fitch Mary Ann Kennedy Fitzpatrick ’64 Meaghen E. Flanagan-Leidig ’81 Dorothy J. Flournoy ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ford Phyllis Hayton Forde ’67 Charles and Josephine Frankel Brenda L. Fry Underhill ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Gargan Kathleen Gardella Garth ’66 Gretchen Underhill Gartman ’80 & Michael Gartman

Anna Halpine George Handler Jane Flynn Harrigan ’74 Maryann Conway Harris ’71 Kathleen L. Hartford Hatfield Metal Fab., Inc. Denise E. Haviland ’72 Frances Pampinella Hawthorne ’68 Lorraine Heaney Mr. & Mrs. Burton Heldron Robert Herbert Karen M. Heron ’81 Diane Herrick Dofflemeyer ’76 Kelvin C. Hill ’92 Diane Marshall Hillman ’90 Lorraine Sylvester Hinchey ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Hogan Christopher J. Hoh Patricia B. Hopper-Doetsch ’69

Mary and Gerald Lanning Peter ’00 and Kristi ’00 Larson Maureen Thompson Lawrence ’70 & George Lawrence Ernest* and Anne Leclercq Gerianne McCabe Lehane ’83 Frederick S. Leimer ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lennon Ellen D. Leuner ’94 Mary O’Connell Lewis ’82 Peggy A. Ligo ’99 Bertha J. Lindsay Sharon Reap Longobardi ’74 Christine T. Lowndes ’72 Maureen McLaughlin Lucia ’71 John J. Lynch ’84 Ann T. MacDermott-Keefe ’81 Joan G. Macey ’65 Nancy J. Madden ’71 Cathy Donnelly Maguire ’72 Patricia Maguire

Mary Beth Adams Hudson ’78

Maj. Gen. & Mrs. Thomas P. Maguire, Jr.

Michelle A. Iacuessa ’94

Nancy & Thomas Mahar

IBM Corporation

Patricia Coyne Mahon ’86

Tiffany Loprete Ingram ’94

Eleanor L. Martinson ’70

Debra Killeen Jaggers ’78

Joan Rhoda Marvel

Beth-Ann Moriarty Janis ’79

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Matteis, Jr.

Linda Thompson Jannarone ’83

Mr. & Mrs. Brent R. Matthews

Anne Tompkins Jarnagan ’75

Deborah Fabrizio Mayfield ’02

Lynne Sherrer Jergensen ’67

Dr. Amanda M. Maynard

LTC Gerald and Marilou Jilbert

Dr. Pauline M. Mayr ’76

Ellen Byrne Jimenez ’74

A. Vincent Mazzie

Mary-Jo Leffler Jobity ’00 & Brando Jobity ’02

Sr. Philomena M. McCartney, O. P. ’68

Ana Conklin Johnsen ’88

Mary C. McDyer ’72

Edward Johnston

Marilyn O’Connell McGarry ’73

Deborah Newell Jorrey ’73

Kathleen A. McGovern

Mary Ann LoSasso Joyce ’72

Kelly Mcintyre ’98

Melody Gordon Kanninen ’84

Belinda A. McLean ’06

Lisa Turk Kappes ’88

Maureen T. McLoughlin ’78

Nickolas P. Karnavezos ’81

Dr. Lynda McMaster-Schuyler ’74

Marci Haight Keck ’90

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. McNamee

Mr. & Mrs. Sean Keenan

Dr. & Mrs. J. Gerald Meagher

Margaret L. Keeve ’73

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Meaney

Catherine Brosnan Kennedy ’70

Mr. & Mrs. John Menneci

Maureen McGeever Kenney ’83 Terrance A. Kerley ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Kessler Francis C. Kiley Jean Mary King

MaryKay Hollenbeck Messenger ’88 Elizabeth ’86 & Ernest Mills Catherine Popovics Misiaszek ’72 Mr. & Mrs. John Modiest Patricia Moran

Kaitlin M. Gattoni

Margaret M. Kissane ’84 Clare Rizzitiello Kitz ’86 & James Kitz

Mr. & Mrs. Glen Connoly

Mary Jane Hughes Gedgard ’64* & William Gedgard

Margarita Rios Knight ’97

Mr. & Mrs. Albert Alioto

Linda L. Connors ’05

Jacqueline A. Gerace

Sr. Ann Jerome Kociolek, O. P. ’70

Bobbie Lancaster Allen ’67

Sherrie Terwilliger Conover ’67

Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Germain

John W. Koepper ’72

Joseph A. Amato

Michele Gallo Cook ’73

Regina M. Gibson ’00

Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Kriewald

Patricia Ege Anderson ’72

Patricia Cooney ’68

Teresa M. Gillen ’75

Mr. & Mrs. F. Paul Krupinsky

Elizabeth Bowles Angleman ’74

Mr. & Mrs. Roy Cordes

Hyacinth H. Gordon ’98

Helen Kuruc

Dr. Dianne & Mr. Edward Murphy

Mr. & Mrs. Awolowo Atimise

Cosimo’s Management, Inc.

Danielle M. Greco ’98

Mr. Theodore J. Lakoski

Dr. Ann Marie Pennes Murray ’70

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Richard S. Morgan Patricia T. Morrison ’76 David M. Mossey ’93 Joyce Gentillo Mucci ’81 & Edward Mucci ’73 Marianne L. Muise ’99

* Deceased

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Peters

Diane Nunziato Ryan ’89

Suzanne Windsor Soltysik ’89

Mary Jane Rumbalski Vance ’66

MVP Health Care, Inc.

Nicole Petkevicius ’14

Mr. & Mrs. James Ryan

Kathleen Murphy Spangler ’74

Dr. Rafael Vazquez ’02

Susan Moffo Myklak ’77

Maria Tesan Petrollese ’14

James and Joan Ryan

Susan Pendulik Spinelli ’72

Margaret A. Venable ’02

Catherine Vensel Pettit ’76

Maureen A. Ryan ’79

Ellen Weber Staino ’73

Rimma Vilshanetskaya

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Phillips

Dr. Priscilla and Drew ’05 Sagar

Katherine O’Keefe Stanley ’74

Ann Marie C. Violetta ’03

Steven Pignataro ’88

David L. Sager

M. Daniel ’74 and Janet ’74 Stivers

Visconti Limousine, Inc.

Jean Ponton ’75

Sr. Ann Sakac, O. P.

Ann Breheny Strauss ’72

Margaret M. Vosburgh ’76

Marta A. Newkirk ’82

Ellen Murphy Porter ’71

Judith A. Saleh ’79

Dr. Marie-Therese C. Sulit

Dr. Roger Newman

Mr. & Mrs. William P. Porter

Nancy Salerno

Erin Clair Vredenburgh ’03

Mary Ann Hoff Nichelini ’68

Joseph Porvaznik ’99

Maria D. Sasso ’70

Doryann Mattiolo Sullivan ’93 and James T. Sullivan ’93

Dr. Robert M. Walasin

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nichols

Colleen Bonner Postel ’80

Claudia M. Sawicki-Brooks ’83

Sr. Patricia E. Sullivan, O. P. ’64

Jacqueline A. Powell ’03

Patricia A. Scalfari

Jeanne McCarthy Tallent ’66

Margaret Poyatt ’64

Margaret M. Scalzo ’94

Elizabeth J. Tarvin ’78

Printed 2 A Tee

C. Jamie Sisco Scott ’73

Patricia C. Taylor ’81

Nancy Quackenbush ’03

Matthew Scully ’98

Regina M. Taylor ’97

Mr. & Mrs. Graham C. Seidel

Catherine Greene Tegtmeier ’88

Mary A. O’Keefe ’84

Margaret Angelo Ray ’75 & James H. Ray ’75

Mary Lou T. Sgro ’77

Patricia O’Connor Ollquist ’76

Marney Hill Reardon ’97

Kelvin T. Thomas ’82

Brenda Rivera Olson ’86

Dr. Richard C. Reed ’77

Dr. Deborah A. ShanleyBenzaia ’73

Alice Wildner Thompson ’67

Sean D. O’Shea ’87

Dr. Joseph A. Reilly

Karen Maruca Shea ’78

Mary Ellen Gallagher Ostrander ’75

Pamela D. Reilly

Mary Quinn Shine ’88

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Ricci

Margaret J. Siebert ’81

Anne Wolff Rich ’71 & John Rich

Regina Seelig Sikorski ’73

Mr. & Mrs. James Owens

Georgette M. Richards ’72

Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Smith

Camille M. Parisi ’86

Beatrice A. Riley

Marian Wehrle Smith ’69

Anthony J. Patino ’97

Mr. & Mrs. Rich Rizzi

Ruth C. ’89 & John H. Smith

Bonnie Samonetty Patterson ’90

Robert J. Newell Agency

Mr. & Mrs. Terrence R. Smith

Mary Ralph Perdue ’83

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin P. Roberts

Virginia Chambers Smith ’68

Timothy ’01 & Brenda ’84 Underhill

John E. Perez

Shannon Root

Diane S. Snyder ’68

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Urban

Janet A. Nelson Nickerson ’80 Carol Sorg Neumann ’73 Newburgh Algonquin Lanes Susan-Jane Ambrose Newcomb ’73

Dr. Irene and Mr. Joseph Nunnari Virginia E. Obry ’82 Gerard I. O’Connor Ellen O’Brien O’Connor ’73 & Dr. Joseph O’Connor ’73 Kathleen & Michael O’Keefe

Amy L. O’Toole Nancy S. Owen

Sondra L. Thompson ’83 Karen Tice Joan Kennedy Tolley ’67 Barbara B. Trent ’81 Gary P. Trible Mr. & Mrs. Peter Troy Mr. & Mrs. William J. Trutt Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Turkovic

Karen Marinelli Wallis ’77 Helen I. Weber ’75 Karen Whitbread Weckman ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Weintraub Diane M. Weldon ’86 West Point Tours, Inc. Mark V. Wicher ’98 Anne ’94 & Jay Wilkins Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Will Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Wise Arlene Rustmann Witman ’66 Mr. & Mrs. De Yieh Terry Rundle Zaccheo ’81 Christine H. Zajac-White ’99 and Anthony White ’99 Geraldine Zanni Janet & Joseph Zeman Dr. Charles Zola Laura M. Zybrick ’80

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Patricia A. Murray ’66

ALUMNI Class of 1957 Mary Blaney Murachanian Class of 1959 Sr. Mary Rita Sweeney, O. P.

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Class of 1964 Donna Degrandis Barry Sr. Jean Marie Darling, O. P. Mary Ann Campanella DePeters Mary Ann Kennedy Fitzpatrick Mary Jane Hughes Gedgard* Laurene Genhart McKenna Dr. Virginia A. Merold Margaret Poyatt Jayne Humphrey Puca Joyce Salg Elaine G. Squeri Sr. Patricia E. Sullivan, O. P. Class of 1965 Gail Koopman Adelhardt Annamarie Barrett Sr. Joann Boneski, O. P. Rita Mare Hasselbacher Kathryn Schreiber Leach Joan G. Macey Sr. Mary Schneiders, O. P. Carol A. Strack Class of 1966 Jean Manning Calogerakis Mary Ellen Dolan Cangiano Adele Milone Canup Sr. Norma Ann Carney, P. B. V. M Marcia R. Chartoff Sr. Maureen J. Chicoine, R.S.C.J. Sr. Bernadette Connor, O. P. Sr. Margaret A. Devlin, O. P. Susan Castiglia Dunlap Clare Hirz Dunn Sr. Lorelle Elcock, O. P. Ann Gallagher Falkenberry Kathleen Gardella Garth Sue Crosby Gillen Judith Ringwood Henderson Bette Greaves Holland Dr. Judith A. McLaughlin Patricia A. Murray Dr. Ada C. Rahn, M.D. Eileen McDonald Sassmann Sr. Mary A. Schmittauer, O. P. Margaret Phelps Simms Jeanne McCarthy Tallent Sr. Mary E. Troy, P. B. V. M Judith Plotczyk Vacca Mary Jane Rumbalski Vance Arlene Rustmann Witman Class of 1967 Bobbie Lancaster Allen Sr. Margaret Anderson, O. P. Kathleen Carey Behringer Mary Ann Lyons Bloom Ann Marie Boyle Mary Anne Brickhouse Mary Lois Connell Sherrie Terwilliger Conover

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Honor Roll of Donors July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015

Christine Lalonde Stammer Ann Breheny Strauss Sr. Maureen E. Sullivan, O. P. Georgia Lyons Verven Class of 1973 Sr. Patricia A. Anastasio, P. B. V. M Veronica Hall Barnhart Margaret M. Barry Claire McGovern Boland Catherine Finck Breitenbach Eileen McElhill Brucia

Sr. Maureen Cooper, O. P. Frances Lynch Empie Sr. Nancy Erts, O. P. Phyllis Hayton Forde Michele Calabrese Gusciora Sr. Janice Heery, O. P. Katherine B. Hepinstall Lynne Sherrer Jergensen Mary O’Meara Maguire Janet Seaman McCauley Sr. Mary Ella Morrison, O. P. Margaret Blot Sedlmeir Kathleen Reineke Steenrod Alice Wildner Thompson Joan Kennedy Tolley Sibylle M. Tulve Betty Van Leeuwen Class of 1968 Sr. Mary Ann Cirillo, O. P. Patricia Cooney Sr. Lois Dee, O. P. Susan Flynn Donaldson Patricia Tompkins Favata Diana McNamara Fox Frances Pampinella Hawthorne Maureen T. Hoskins Janet Looney Kolano Sr. Philomena M. McCartney, O. P. Beverly Mc Dermott Mennerich Mary Ann Hoff Nichelini Joan Bernard Nishina Sheila Gage Nugent Barbara Mc Carthy O’Connor Virginia Chambers Smith Diane S. Snyder Rose Roscino Talbot Margaret Conlon Walczak Class of 1969 Eugenia M. Adams Bolton Gail Petty Albohn Pam McGinley Berger Lynn Bertholf Priebe Catherine J. Breitenbach Susan Atkins Collins Phyllis Schwab-Conroy Constance DeSantis Helen Steller Foehrenbach Jane A. Harkinson Rita Jones Heater Margaret Herbert Patricia Hopper-Doetsch Joan E. Lanigan Mona I. Lizzi Marilyn K. Maisonet

Sally A. McDonnell Celia Mascioli Mooney Dr. Rosemary Shea O’Connor Carmela Cassara Olsen Thomasina A. O’Shea Kathleen O’Brien Ricker Marian Wehrle Smith Nancy M. Torraco Patricia Ambury Trible Linda Oppermann Youngren Class of 1970 Margaret M. Bauman Olivia Wilson Curtin Paula DiBerardino Rita B. Farese Susan Burbach Fitzgerald Margaret Gardner Sr. Jo-Ann Iannotti, O. P. Catherine Brosnan Kennedy Sr. Ann Jerome Kociolek, O. P. Maureen Thompson Lawrence Patricia Marro Lukaczyn Kathleen Costello Magee Eleanor L. Martinson Mary Anne McEnery Dr. Ann Marie Pennes Murray Joan McClurg Patino Judith Lillis Pond Kathleen Dugan Robertson Maria D. Sasso Doris C. Smith Ann McCue Spratt Mary Ann Budny Suddarth Theresa A. Zappone Class of 1971 Andrea Carona Adams Anonymous Mary Green Bartle Karen Bonavita Bodie Judith Woll Callan Geraldine Walotsky Cass Marie Looser Cavanaugh Kathleen Crawford Mary Ellen Miller Cunningham Sharon Jones Dorrian Dr. Cecilia M. Falbe Michele Cournoyer Ferguson Maria Serino Fitzgerald Adelfa Gutierrez James D. Haluska Maryann Conway Harris Dolores Molinaro Hayowyk Hattie B. Henry Patricia McAndrew Huntley

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Terrance Conway Kerley Paula O’Bryon Kordich Louise Machowicz Lang Deborah Mayo Lazarus Maureen McLaughlin Lucia Nancy J. Madden Anne O’Brien-Teta Patricia Umhey Payette Ellen Murphy Porter Vincenza Bongiorno Randazzo Barbara Hampton Reuschle Anne Wolff Rich Jean Turner Ritchie Dolores Ruocco Mary Sheeran Sherwood Rosanne Iorio Stockhofer Margaret M. Walsh Class of 1972 Julie Van Vliet Amodeo Patricia Ege Anderson Kathleen Appler Judith Atwood Kenneth E. Augesen Nancy Cuomo Bailey Sharon Clancy Bonifazio Leda Woznick Carmody Susan Nooney Dagenais Judith B. Davis Patricia Junger Dederick Regina K. Derico Dr. Mary Ellen Scannell Doherty Kathleen Murphy Donahue Janie L. Favoino Rachel Ruotolo Fitzgibbons Dorothy Vance Forte Denise E. Haviland Lorraine Sylvester Hinchey Marcia Martone Jones Mary Ann LoSasso Joyce Linda Fabbri Keithley Dr. Martha Kelly John W. Koepper Christine T. Lowndes Cathy Donnelly Maguire Sr. Janet T. Marchesani, O. P. Mary C. McDyer Dr. Margaret Keeler McLane Catherine Popovics Misiaszek Virginia Nodhturft Sr. Lucy Povilonis, O. P. Sr. June Quinlan, O. P. Georgette M. Richards Geraldine M. Rockett Harry R. Rohme Dr. Elizabeth Scannell-Desch Susan Pendulik Spinelli

Kathleen Canata-Notaro Cathe Anne Mannix Casey Linda Settoducato Christy Michele Gallo Cook Anne Marie Begnal Cullinan Johanna De Maria Eileen McDermott Donahue Joanne O’Brien Doughty C. Bernadette Conlon Doupona Laura Colamonico Fanzilli De Lourde Foscato Concetta Gargano-LaValle Eileen Pendergast Garlichs Barbara Currier Gregory Cathleen M. Howard Dr. Gerardine JohnsonCarpenter Deborah Newell Jorrey Margaret L. Keeve Joyce A. Kusmierski Eileen P. Lambert Donna Warnock Lloyd Carol O’Dell Long Kathleen E. Mazzarelli Dr. Ruth Anne Osbourn McCormick Marilyn O’Connell McGarry Mary Devine McGrath Gail Evans McTamaney Theresa Collins Minbiole Judith Reisz Mooney Edward J. Mucci Marie Matarazzo Munday Kathleen Hand Murin Judith Ulaubick Navetta Carol Sorg Neumann Susan-Jane Ambrose Newcomb Christine De Magistris Nunn Ellen O’Brien O’Connor Dr. Joseph O. O’Connor Charlene Stevens Pasquale Shirley Best Rayford Mary Beth Christensen Reising Rosemarie Iachetti Rizzo C. Jamie Sisco Scott Dr. Deborah Shanley-Benzaia Kenneth R. Sherman Regina Seelig Sikorski Ellen Weber Staino Wendie Filip Turbet Karen Whitbread Weckman Regina McWeeney Whiteman * Deceased

Class of 1975 Elizabeth McDonald Bishop Theodora R. Bosch Sarah Brunson Margaret Bowles Burns Rosemarie Martini Butler Brian L. Carrington Maria Boychuk Cassiack Eileen V. Caulfield Regina Coyne-Conway Lisa C. Daily Mary Moran Deatherage Susan P. Dexter Maureen Finnegan-Kussard Carlotta Gruber Garabedian Teresa M. Gillen Mary Vicat Hunt Anne Tompkins Jarnagan Lynda Durbak Jutton Steven A. LaMoy Kathleen McGovern Larson Jane Halloran Leather Janice E. LoBiondo Cathleen Murphy Loughrey Mary McPhillips Mahoney Carol A. Marris Margaret McDowell Camille J. Moriello Kathleen Quilty Neuffer Kathleen Becker Nicholsen Mary Pettit Orluk Suzanne Auer O’Rourke Mary Ellen Gallagher Ostrander Ann Becker Pagliaro Susan A. Peck Anne Them Planchak Jean Ponton Lisa A. Poplawski * Deceased

Catharine Martone Powzyk Maureen Mullarkey Pulice James H. Ray Margaret Angelo Ray Patricia A. Sauer Linda Fagan Squires Helen I. Weber Class of 1976 Theresa Funk Brown Michele Dukas Clark Susan Daly Virginia Dauler-Phinney Charles Dofflemeyer and Diane Herrick Dofflemeyer Mary Ellen Dolan Nancy D. Faust Joseph P. Fogarty Kathleen Quane Grandjean Jane Madden Hess Rosann Buonocore LaManna Dr. Pauline M. Mayr Rev. Thomas G. McCormick Patricia T. Morrison Patricia Lord Murphy Patricia O’Connor Ollquist Catherine Vensel Pettit Carolyn Porco Scaturro Geraldine Barden Sprague Kathryn Downey Stevener Melissa Sullivan Elizabeth Riggins Vegliando Margaret M. Vosburgh Class of 1977 Diane M. Assefi Teresa Ferrante Balicki Rosemary E. Blank Theresa Mantelli Bommarito Colleen M. CavanaghBendernagel Susan Penoyar Chernek Joan M. Chiaviello Margaret Meyer Clarke Nancy Scannell D’Agostino Jeannette Rathjen David Marianne Lynch Dupont Deborah Powdrell Dutcher Marilyn J. Ejercito Joan Fenton Henry Mary Ann Gasko Bella D. Harris Steve F. Jurta Anna Marie Hayes Kennedy Judith Mallette Kluz Mary Ellen Vandervort Leimer Jeanette Maliha-Nebus Maryann Robertson McManus Beth C. Mills Susan Moffo Myklak Judy Robinson Owens Dr. Richard C. Reed Karen G. Rusho Peggy Cook Schleiermacher Mary Lou T. Sgro Christine Cornelis Staskiewicz Diane Pignataro Statler Karen Marinelli Wallis Class of 1978 Regina Hosey Adducci Wendy Varady Areno

Shirley Van Aken Bluemle Patricia Delahunty Bookless Maryann Belus Davidson Donna Bonnanzio DiStefano Mary Barnett Giannino Kathleen Magee Goff Sharon A. Harris Mary Beth Adams Hudson* Debra Killeen Jaggers Catherine Lazzaro Krug Susan Williamson Marian Gretchen Greenwood McCann Jacqueline Newman McConnell Deborah Steadman McGaugh Maureen T. McLoughlin Lorelei Linger Pitt Mary Ellen Lewicki Plass Kim Fremgen Salinovich Karen Maruca Shea Elizabeth J. Tarvin Class of 1979 Blen Lehigh Darrah John K. Fanning Kathleen Fay Fowler Mary Susan Hendricks Beth-Ann Moriarty Janis Christine Catania Johnston Janice Donelan Matheson Roberta Bednarski Maureau Toni Buccieri McIntyre Dr. Eileen M. McNeely Mary Ellen Spezzano Mowbray Diane M. Rubeo Maureen A. Ryan Judith A. Saleh Virginia E. Thompson Catherine Martin Van Bomel Mary Skerritt Winar Class of 1980 Nancy G. Beckett Gabrielle Beneitone Carla Bunch-Davie Stephanie S. Collins Paula Morreale Curtis Dale Ellen Dammier Joseph J. DiCioccio Maureen E. Elliott-Stuckey Patricia Bertoli Fiorentino Joyce V. Garrett Gretchen Underhill Gartman Linda Kastenbein Giarrizzo Caren Cooke Henderson Ramute O. Kemeza-Kazlauskas Christine Macy Feroli Victoria A. Maute Joanne O’Reilly Mohan Janet A. Nelson Nickerson Theodore R. Pawlowski Colleen Bonner Postel Brenda A. Shurtleff Antoinette Owczarek Sobel Denise M. Stote Laura M. Zybrick Class of 1981 Ruth Sheridan Bolger Mary Mohn Brantley June Orr Burgess Debra Santora Calvino

William T. Corrigan Dorothy E. Davidson Mary Ann M. Dickinson Virginia Glass Elarde Meaghen Flanagan-Leidig Annemarie Berckovits Furphy Mary Boyle Haas Karen M. Heron Anne Bulson Hoffman Barbara L. Hultgren Claudia L. Jenkins Nickolas P. Karnavezos Ronald Lasota La Sota Patricia Kearney Lentini Theresa Gagnon Leonard Anne E. Lovallo Lauretta A. Lynn-Merrill Ann MacDermott-Keefe Cheryl Clarke Margiotta Elise C. McKenna Joyce Gentillo Mucci Deborah R. Pariser Margaret M. Quinn Margaret J. Siebert Mary M. Sullivan Patricia C. Taylor Barbara B. Trent Terry Rundle Zaccheo Charlotte C. Zulick Class of 1982 Elizabeth Zangle Anderson Sharon Berry-Carrion Kathleen Stack Burns Cherrie Stinson Campbell Elizabeth M. Cronin Kathleen Levinson Eden Margaret L. Gagnon Robin Horan Greene Nancy L. Hoyt Camille Murphy Kennedy Judith E. Lesiak Mary O’Connell Lewis Myra O. Lineal Thomasina Blair Macfarland Marta A. Newkirk Virginia E. Obry Kathleen Doyle Parisi Paula Parisi Peaden Margaret M. Prial Harriet Gall Rowlette Barbara Kramer Shortt Caryn Stafford Sobel Kelvin T. Thomas Theresa Martino White Class of 1983 Sharon Hallisey Bigelow Debra M. Brent Elizabeth Seranne Brittman Theresa A. Casey Dr. Jorge R. Delgado Mary Ellen Gillis Forde Diane Gerald Carriann Grexa-Allen Robert W. Hart Ruth E. Hill Linda Thompson Jannarone Maureen McGeever Kenney Marie DiPrima Kochek Margaret Dalton Koonz Gerianne McCabe Lehane

Rose De Cicco Martino Deborah A. Mastriani Jill Schoonmaker McCormick Christine Becker Miller Mary Ralph Perdue Mary L. Saari Claudia M. Sawicki-Brooks Maureen Slattery Terwilliger Sondra L. Thompson Laurie A. Walsh Class of 1984 Regina Coddington Brewer George E. Burke Lydia Cohane-Klinger Georgette Bowers Curcio Mary D’Acchille Suleski Constance M. Deho Deirdre Barrett Denihan Brenda Fry Underhill Nancy Bianco Garo Lorraine Aurio Gendron Michael Giannakouros Sandra M. Haight Mysia H. Haight-Hoogsteden Julia Martin Holland Melody Gordon Kanninen Tina Yurchuk Kelso Margaret M. Kissane Rosangela LaRosa Lutz John J. Lynch Lori Reilly Mead Mary A. O’Keefe Kathleen Stuhler Reilly Colleen Keating Stevens Marianne Weaver Dolores Wilkinson Class of 1985 Dianne P. Barron Christina Bart Bilsky Karen Fay Bobinski Lynette Scianna DeBellis Deidre A. Di Stefano Carol A. Napierski Mary Ellen Randazzo Pembleton Adair E. Santoro Karen M. Schiaffo Laurene Welch Scripter Eileen Hughes Weir Class of 1986 JoAnn McCormick Greenawalt Vicki Mancuso Griffin Richard P. Joyce Clare Rizzitiello Kitz Lisa M. Lent-McBride Mary Ellen Shea Loonie Patricia Coyne Mahon Elizabeth R. Mills Brenda Rivera Olson Camille M. Parisi Eleanor McGrath Troy Diane M. Weldon Class of 1987 Patricia Pezzella Apicella Kristina Leinweber Burger Robert J. Conticchio Edward J. Forgit Karen A. Harris

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Class of 1974 Barbara Mongelli Ammons Elizabeth Bowles Angleman Rev. Judith A. Bennett Mary Ellen Henske Bruderman Denise Slabicki Carrington Patricia A. Cavanagh Susan DeMarco Conner Denise Renton Davignon JoAnn M. Dourdis Susan McPeck Eagan Jane Flynn Harrigan Ellen Byrne Jimenez Nancy Godbout Jurka Sharon Reap Longobardi Linda D. Mangan Kathleen Hirschy Mayer Dr. Lynda McMaster-Schuyler Anita Hernandez Mergener Toni Hufnagel Ponczkowski Elaine Preston Dorothy R. Sanger Kathleen Burzenski Sendewicz Kathleen Murphy Spangler Katherine O’Keefe Stanley Hope E. Stephanou Miryam L. Stewart Janet Larkin Stivers M. Daniel Stivers Susan Havens Trapani Elaine Keyser Whitaker Charlene Romaine Woodhull

Mary M. Killane-Zoutis

Beth A. Glynn

Margaret M. Scalzo

Janis Majewski Goerres

Daniel W. Cooke

Susan Croteau Kindley

Ronald A. Irwin

Robert J. Walenty

Hyacinth H. Gordon

Lisa M. Devlin

Kathleen Mohrman Markisello

Sean W. Killen

Anne L. Wilkins

Danielle M. Greco

Jennifer Fennell Fletcher

Sean D. O’Shea

Patricia J. Kinol

Kristin E. Haas

Patricia A. Fuller

Diane Natoli Ritters

Katherine DeCapua Limon

Ronald E. Harley

Eileen A. Galligan

Jennifer M. Smalley

Maryellen Fraser Lopreato

Michele Bernstein Holler

Lorraine A. Gamma

Patricia Leigh Stanek

Catherine Higgins McElligott

Michelle Luce Kobayashi

Brando S. Jobity

Jennifer L. Kriewald

Irene Lynch

Kelly Mcintyre

Shana E. Lyons

Suzan Percy Moore

Deborah Fabrizio Mayfield

Nancy Davison Pelesz

Karen A. Meyer

Matthew Scully

Joseph A. Pozza

Mark V. Wicher

Erin Moran Rinehart

Mark Protonentis Class of 1988 Nina Amendola-Polistena

Michael S. Rheaume Michele Giordano Zane

Donald L. Allen Alexandra Gill Brazeau Celestine M. Campbell Linda S. Cortright Christopher X. Dougherty Niklas P. Enblom

Theresa Collins Canfield

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Class of 1995

Gary F. Ciesla

Class of 1992

Suzanne F. Ferrigno

Christine T. Corette

Frank A. Antonucci

Patricia L. Gloeckler

Donna A. Elliot

Diane Anderson Boyle

Virginia L. Heston-McErlane

Steve E. Fetcho

Deidre A. Bullock

Allen E. Jacobsen

Class of 1999

Margaret C. Urbanski

Marie Fitzgerald

Mary Maloney Connelly

Karen Welenc Kenney

Mary Lynn Conklin

Sarah Dempsey Van Vorst

Gail Engle Hammond

Suzana Fonseca Eisner

Michael J. King

Trevor M. Dennin

Ana Conklin Johnsen

Kelvin C. Hill

Doranne Alvarez Koval

Frederick S. Leimer

Sandra Jones-Smith

Lorraine N. Isler

Kevin J. Koval

Peggy A. Ligo

Stephanie Keane Joyce

Joan P. Kaplan

Ira J. Kroun

Veronica J. Lupino-Pizzola

Lisa Turk Kappes

Jeanne Nogay Maltes

Linda S. Linenbroker

Nancy E. Mazza

Kelly Bolognese Kemp

Victoria Krawiec Mastrantuono

Marie Brunhuber Lucas

Andrea Shramek Merrill

Class of 2003

Mary Baus Knight

Jennifer M. Michaels

Patrick T. Marino

Katherine M. Miller

Heather C. Barton

Elna A. Meader

Robert D. Morales

Marco E. Torelli

Marianne L. Muise

Robert F. Cassidy, Jr.

MaryKay Hollenbeck Messenger

Audra Dunbar Sandoval

Sharon A. Oliva

Susan A. Castaldo

Robert J. Munger

Susan M. Perkins

Rose M. Clarke

Raymond F. Washburn

Joseph Porvaznik

Donna A. Cowan Williams

Erin M. Sheedy

Adlean S. Dennis

Melissa Zoeller Stender

Dr. Matthew T. Flanagan

Deysi Hernandez Sulaj

Jennifer Fullwood Garrett

Anthony G. White

Katherine Newsome Guaragna

Christine H. Zajac-White

Skye Carroll Guerra

Tobey L. Zodikoff

John R. Hutton

Steven Pignataro Mary K. Scott Mary Quinn Shine Catherine Greene Tegtmeier Christine Isola Wilbanks Class of 1989 Betty L. Aichelmann Maeve O’Sullivan Cizek Donna Sipos Cox Sandilyn Sherman Rivet Diane Nunziato Ryan Deborah Jones Savoca Ruth C. Smith Suzanne Windsor Soltysik Cheryl Lantz Steiger Cindy D. Toussaint

Susan Ambrosino Smith Cynthia J. Winfield

Class of 1996 Margaret Lehane Cerbone Carol Erickson Curran Colleen Mazza Davy

Karen L. Saluto

Scott P. Van Zandt Rafael Vazquez, M.D. Margaret A. Venable Debra A. Wilson

Class of 1993

Allan D. Diamonti

Marie C. Barnett

Margaret E. Dillon

Amy W. Cassidy

Dorothy J. Flournoy

Loretta O. Cella

Manuel R. Fusco

Connie Eichhorn Craven

Lynette Simpson Hammonds

Christiane A. Emery

Michael B. Igo

Class of 2000

Roberta H. Morrow

Stacey Demirjean Finn

Maura M. Lee-Byrne

Andrew M. Bier

Jacqueline A. Powell

James P. Fragnito

Stephanie A. Linskey

Steven P. Capone

Nancy Quackenbush-McComb

Linda L. Hulse

Gerianne M. Minkus

Eileen H. Clark

Angela Rodriguez-Ruballo

Regina M. Gibson

Lorraine A. Tsopelas

David M. Mossey

Janelle Walter Jones

Steven H. Murray

Class of 1997

Patricia L. Holumzer

Ann Marie C. Violetta

Michelle Guerriero Mylie

Kathryn Smith Brenneman

Mary-Jo Leffler Jobity

Marina Voytko

Jean Burnette Pozza

Janina U. Budziak

Kristi Reeve Larson

Erin Clair Vredenburgh

Robert S. Slutsky

Stacey Sherman Evans

Peter J. Larson

Doryann Mattiolo Sullivan

Gail H. Fogarty

Billy Lee

James T. Sullivan

Class of 2004 Sheila M. Burke

Susan L. Hall

Sebastian Loscerbo

Class of 1990

Margarita Rios Knight

Patricia M. Moresco

Debra Pakula Brewer Barr

Ruth-Ellen V. La Ruffa

Kristy Spadaro Rubin

Morgan M. Herrera

Jase H. Merrill

Samantha Shoemaker Tojino

Marilyn Karlich

Honore’ M. Burtt Eileen Buswell Decaminada Bernice DeFina-Mastoros Diane Marshall Hillman Marci Haight Keck Erika Eckes Palmer Bonnie Simonetty Patterson Andrea G. Petrone Teri Eisenhardt Robinson

Class of 1994 Carol O’Keefe Brown Gerald V. Conlon, Jr. Michele M. Corona Dominick Delvecchio Jennifer Hartling Dube Regina C. Fortunato Shane Melcher Goldberg

Anthony J. Patino

Class of 2001

Valerie J. McCloskey

Julia Lustig Powers

Jason P. Christopher

Catherine M. Nelting

Marney Hill Reardon

Barbara A. Davis

Regina M. Taylor

Betty L. Gaudette

Cheryl K. Reidy

David Weyant

Edwin J. Mulvihill

Class of 2005

Bridgette M. Pasquarella

Linda L. Connors

Edward W. Hanley Class of 1998

Tiffany Loprete Ingram

John J. Bruno, Jr.

Andrea Boss Jarvis

Suzanne Callaghan

Jane E. Kelemecz

Jeanine A. Conca

Class of 1991

Ellen D. Leuner

Julienne M. Cuccio-Slichko

Mary DeYoung Birnbryer

Barbara E. Lisi

Leona N. Faust

Robert J. Stenber

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Kathy J. Little

Cristy Martin Meyer

Michelle A. Iacuessa

Stacey Fagan Stap

Evelyn Cavicchio

Mount Saint Mary CollegE HONOR ROLL | 2014/15

Eileen J. Snook Timothy S. Underhill Anita A. Wilson Jeannine E. Zaluski

Donna F. Feliciano Melinda A. Garrick Janet A. Horan Gina C. Kreso Anthony M. Kuzia

Class of 2002

LeAnne Renaud Labeck * Deceased

Jill A. Maline

Class of 2008

Amanda M. Alesci

Thomas J. Dubetsky

Leslie-Ann Risi

Allison P. McLean

Tasha J. Burke

Kathleen Gallagher Barton

Christina Flemming

Michael Westerman

Norman A. Pedersen

Osamede I. EgharevbaIghodaro

Joseph M. Fantozzi

Thomas W. Gordon

Kristen D. Woods

Santiago Frias

Olga Dudziec Hernandez

Jessica A. McMahon

James M. Lellis

Class of 2014

Deborah Jean Meissner

Michael J. Medvedev

Elizabeth M. Angelucci

Corri Tetler Nicoletti

Eric K. Miller

Dorice S. Barnwell

Kristine R. Pullen

Julie A. Patterson

Jacquelyn Mancini

Christopher P. Repetti

Paige L. Thomas

Drew Y. Sagar Debora Suarez Latesha A. Winters

Jennifer L. Fontes Clarissa M. Goins Simone M. Melnick Lauren Cunningham Preiato

Class of 2006

Shelly M. Scott

JoAnna F. Corio

Alan Zollner

Thomas C. DeLuca

Class of 2009

Tasha D. Fasce

Jill G. Barton

Pamela M. Hemingway

Heather Raymond Carlson

Class of 2011

Belinda A. McLean

Peter C. Carofano

Ellen Bourhis Nolan

Tara Roberts Newberry

Nancy Maucher Jacketti

Vanessa L. Byrne

Catherine Schultz Weber

Charles R. Mack IV

Jacqueline M. Governale

Sharon Healy Mankiewicz

Frederick F. Green

Class of 2007

John A. Nicoletti

Marisa E. Pidala

Stephanie A. Beals

Barbara A. Winchell

Donald D. O’Shea

Chris M. Vetere

Class of 2013 Sean M. Barton Yelena Boyko-Barefoot

Kieran J. O’Keefe Paul E. Overton James W. Owens Nicole Petkevicius Maria Tesan Petrollese Megan Prater Kristina M. Roberts

Dean DiMarzo

Clarisa M. Rosario

Jennifer Garton

Michaela S. Schwartz

Thomas McNoble

Lauren R. Valdivia

Diana Carlsen Nunziato

Angelena Zadrima

Kristina N. Rosselli Olang Danielle M. Orender

Class of 2015

Class of 2010

Timothy J. Bailey

Ashley Orlando

Nick Findlay

Michael W. Tierney

Shirley A. Adams

Agnieszka Choinski

Nicholas J. Pinto

Yvonndro A. Sims-Bruce

Mr. & Mrs. G. Thomas Delahunty

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Fejes

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. Demers

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Fiorentino

Parents of Alumni and current students Mr. & Mrs. William T. Ackerman

Mr. & Mrs. John Bianco

Rosemarie Cavanaugh

Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Adinaro, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Craig Biscone

Dr. & Mrs. Costantino P. Cerini

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Adler

Mr. & Mrs. James Blatchley

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Ciullo

Catalina Alegre

Margaret L. Bloecker

Mr. & Mrs. Arcangelo Coca

Mr. & Mrs. Leonardo Alesci

Mr. & Mrs. Florie Boice

Dawn Cole

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Allegretti

Claire F. Boland ’73

Mr. & Mrs. Edmond Coletti

Mr. & Mrs. Neville Allen

Mr. & Mrs. Leo Bonacasa

Mr. & Mrs. William T. Collins

Elizabeth Di Mola

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Alotta

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bones

Barbara Connolly

Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. Di Prima

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Amedure

Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Bott

Mr. & Mrs. Glen Connoly

Mr. & Mrs. David DiBernardo

Donna Angelini

Ellen Bourhis Nolan ’11

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Consaga

Mr. & Mrs. Dominic J. DiFalco

Deborah F. Bradley

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Cooksey

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DiLeo

Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Angiolillo, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. James Brockunier

Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Coon

Diane Dillon

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bruckmann

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cooney

Mr. & Mrs. Herb Doerr

Kathleen Apurado

Frank Burgio

Mr. & Mrs. Roy Cordes

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Dondero

Margaret Arenas

Mr. & Mrs. John Burrow

Mr. & Mrs. Peter P. Corso

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Donworth

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Fredericks, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Armendinger

Alma Cacioppo

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Corveleyn

Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Dorador

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fredette

Dr. & Mrs. Franklin Caesar

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dorval

Frances Fremgen-Biancardi

Mr. & Mrs. Awolowo Atimise

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Calabrese

Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Crean III

Mr. & Mrs. David H. Doty

Mr. & Mrs. John Freyer

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Atkins

Mr. & Mrs. Carl Candela

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cretella

June Dougherty

Mr. & Mrs. Albert Fritz

Mr. & Mrs. Greg Atwood

Mary Ellen D. Cangiano ’66

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Croce

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Frizalone

Mary T. Baldovin

Marilyn Cappillino

Mr. & Mrs. James Cruickshank

Mr. & Mrs. William M. Dourdis

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Bar

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Caputo

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Curley

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dowd

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Carlson

David G. Curry

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Doyle

Giuseppina Gaglio

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Barbara Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Barber

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Carlson

Mr. & Mrs. Michael D’Addario

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Duffy

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas K. Barnes

Mr. & Mrs. David Carnevale

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Daigle

Mr. & Mrs. James Duggan

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Gallagher

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Barone

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Carulli

Lisa C. Daily ’75

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Dunbar

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Gargan

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Barricelli

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Casale

Mr. & Mrs. Steven D’Angio

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Eiler

Arben Gashi

Kathleen ’10 and Michael Barton

Brian Cassidy

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Davidson

Mary Ejercito

Mr. & Mrs. Ramon Gatt

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Castellani

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Davis

Jose Entrialgo

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gentile

Sabrina Basso

Joseph & Pamela Catania

Louise Davis

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Farragher

Jacqueline A. Gerace

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Bauer

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Catania, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent DeCicco

Debra Fasce

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Gibson

Karen Bean-Oliver

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Catania

Mr. & Mrs. Robert DeFichy

Mr. & Mrs. Victor J. Fasolo

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ginty

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Betz

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Cavagnaro

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Del Sontro

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Feeley

Mr. & Mrs. James Glass

Anthony F. Angelo

* Deceased

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick DeNobile Tracy DePaoli Mary T. Derrico

Margaret R. Findlay Perry J. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Louis N. Fitamant Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Fitch Mrs. Frances L. Flynn Joseph P. Fogarty ’76 Maria D. Fonseca Harriett M. Ford Phyllis V. Forde ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Fortunato Charles and Lynn Frank

Amy Fuentes Mr. & Mrs. Mark Galan

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Class of 2012

Nancy C. Shortle

Kathleen ’78 & Randy Goff

Helen Lahita

Mr. & Mrs. John Menneci

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Pusateri

Patricia A. Stanek ’87

Mr. & Mrs. Ray Goldbach

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Lane

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Quinn

Janice and Kenneth Stankus

Mr. & Mrs. Hector Gonzalez

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Lanning

Beverly ’69 and Kenneth Mennerich Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Miller

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Raftery

Mr. & Mrs. David Stone

Joann Rakowiecki

Mr. & Mrs. William Survilla

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Regino

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Swartz

Patricia M. Moresco ’00

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Rendine

Mr. & Mrs. Zdzislaw Szkolnicki

Edef Moz

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Ricci

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Mucci

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Rice

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tabone

Edward ’73 and Joyce ’81 Mucci

Christine K. Ring

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Mullins

Joan Roberts

Mary Ann Grande

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen LaRosa

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Graziano

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent LaRosa

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Greco

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Lawlor

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Greenberg

Anne Leclercq

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Gregory

Frederick S. Leimer ’99

Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Gries

Mary Ellen Leimer ’77

Anne Marie Gruber

Mr. & Mrs. John Lellis

Mr. & Mrs. George Grumbach

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lennon

Adelfa Gutierrez ’71 Mary ’81 & Nicholas Haas Donna G. Hagen Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Haight Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Harrington Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Harris

Mr. & Mrs. Jesus Leyva Mr. & Mrs. Julius Lisner Mr. & Mrs. John Llewellyn Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Loesch Mr. & Mrs. Anthony LoMeli Mary Ellen Loonie ’86 Angeline M. Lorch

Kathleen Moran

Mr. & Dr. Edward Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Murphy Suzanne R. Muschio Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Myska Mr. & Mrs. Kevin T. Neary Catherine M. Nelting ’04

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Lorch

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Newman, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lotito

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nichols

Jody Maddock

Gina M. Nicoletti

Patricia Maguire

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Nipitella

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Maguire, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Russell W. Nolan

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Maino

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Notaro

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Malone

Mr. & Mrs. Eufemio Nunez

Mr. & Mrs. Ted Mancini

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Nuszer

Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Marcello

Mr. & Mrs. Brian O’Boyle

Mr. & Mrs. Romulo Marcelo

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Hourican

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O’Brien

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Marchetti

Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Brien

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Howitz

Dr. Maureen Markel

Mr. & Mrs. James K. Howlett

Kathleen M. Markisello ’87

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent M. O’Donoghue

Mr. & Mrs. David Hughes

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Marsh

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Hull

Mr. & Mrs. Craig Martens

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hynes

James F. Martyn

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Harrison Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Burton Heldron Caren ’80 & Daniel Henderson Robert Herbert

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Nancy D. L’Estrange

Mr. & Mrs. John Modiest

Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Hildebrand Mr. & Mrs. David Hobbs Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Hogan Carol Holland Mr. & Mrs. Earl R. Hopper

Teresa M. Hynes Mr. & Mrs. Jon Jennings LTC & Mrs. Gerald R. Jilbert Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jiminski Christine L. Johnston ’79 Mr. & Mrs. William Johnston Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jones Mr. & Mrs. Mathew Kammer Joan P. Kaplan ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Karsten Mr. & Mrs. Basil Kayal Mr. & Mrs. Sean Keenan Laura Keller

Carmela Massaro Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Matteis, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Brent R. Matthews Kathleen ’74 and Robert Mayer Nancy E. Mazza ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin McArdle Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Michael McCleary Mr. & Mrs. John McClure James McCool Sharon McCray Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence McCrudden Mr. & Mrs. John J. McDermott Marguerite McDermott

Mr. & Mrs. Preston S. Kelly

Mr. & Mrs. Michael McGinnis

Suzanne Kelly

Mr. & Mrs. Scott McGregor

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kelly

Mr. & Mrs. John P. McGuinness

Maureen ’83 & Kevin Kenney

Mr. & Mrs. Donald McIntosh

Andrew Kenny

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. McLoughlin

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Kessler

Richard T. McMahon

Mary M. Killane-Zoutis ’87 Michelle ’98 & Eric Kobayashi Mr. & Mrs. Peter Koines Maureen E. Krieger Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Kriewald Mr. & Mrs. F. Paul Krupinsky Mr. & Mrs. Lee Kyriacou

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Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. McNamee Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McNoble Dr. & Mrs. J. Gerald Meagher Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Meaney Mr. & Mrs. Sean Meehan Mr. & Mrs. Philip Mele Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Menna

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Roach Mr. & Mrs. Edward Rodier Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Rogers Linda Roland Mr. & Mrs. Richard Romanik Mr. & Mrs. Julio Rosa Mr. & Mrs. Victor Rosario Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Rothlisberger Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Russo Elayne C. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. James Ryan Joan and James Ryan Mr. & Mrs. John S. Sagan Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Sambach Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sanfilippo Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sapienza Norman M. Sassi Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Sawicki Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Scheuer

Mr. & Mrs. Felix Szumlaski Richard Tannum Mr. & Mrs. Robert Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Taza Mr. & Mrs. Carl Termine, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Terranova Barbara E. Thayer Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Brian Timmons Daniela R. Tobar Mr. & Mrs. Steven Tobey Dr. Moira T. Tolan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Torpey Mr. & Mrs. William R. Torresson Nancy J. Trenz Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Trocino Mr. & Mrs. Peter Troy Mr. & Mrs. William J. Trutt Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Turkovic Mr. & Mrs. Darren Turton Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Tutko Mr. & Mrs. James Upright Antoinette Uzzalino Mr. & Mrs. John Vaccaro

Kathleen & Michael O’Keefe

Peggy ’77 and Keith Schleiermacher

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy O’Leary

Charlotte Schmidt

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Otchy

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Schoenherr

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Ottaka

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schreck

Mr. & Mrs. James Owens

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Schreeck

Maria Palka

Mr. & Mrs. Walter Schuett

Mr. & Mrs. Jon E. Papineau

Mr. & Mrs. Andy Schwartz

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Pashayan

Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Sclafani

Joan M. Patino ’70

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Scodes

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Patino

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Searle

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Patrona

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Seery

Deborah Peden

Mr. & Mrs. Graham C. Seidel

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Pelletier

Lisa Seifts

Mr. & Mrs. Tim Pelletier

Mr. & Mrs. Keith Servello

Mr. & Mrs. William Pennella

Mr. & Mrs. Placito F. Sgro

Anne Marie Pentland

Frances C. Sheeran

Yolanda Perez

Peter Sheppard

Mr. & Mrs. Howard Perkins

Kenneth R. Sherman ’73

Lauren Perkins

Nancy ’07 & Mark Shortle

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Pernicano

Mr. & Mrs. Khalil S. Sleem

Janet Perry

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Peters

Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Williams

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Phillips

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Wise

Nicholas A. Piperato, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Terrence R. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Wolff

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Polito

Eileen J. Snook ’01

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wolinski

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Porvaznik

Mr. & Mrs. Joe Sommer

Florence A. Wood

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Pugliese, Jr.

Gene J. Sorcinelli

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Woronik

Walter Pulla

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Sowa

Mr. & Mrs. De Yieh

Denise Spinelli

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Young

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Springer

Colette Ztanze

Sal Purificato

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Judith Van Duzer Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Verdi Mr. & Mrs. Paul Verrillo Therese Viola Mr. & Mrs. James J. Walsh Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Walters Mr. & Mrs. James P. Ward Mr. & Mrs. John Ward Raymond F. Washburn ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Watson Mr. & Mrs. Kurt T. Weingartner David Weyant ’97 Alice M. White Mr. & Mrs. Christopher P. White Mr. & Mrs. James Whiting Mr. & Mrs. William Wiacek, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. James Wild Anne ’94 & Jay Wilkins Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Will

* Deceased

Friends Mr. & Mrs. James E. Devitt Lynanne S. DiFilippo Cheryl S. Doherty Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Doherty Donna S. Doyle Edward & Donna Doyle Mr. & Mrs. John K. Dunne Constance Ernenwein Norma Evans Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fiore Dr. David E. Fitzgerald Charles and Josephine Ford Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Frankel Elizabeth Fuentes Karen Furey Edward and Cornelia Gallagher R. Abel* and Nancy Garraghan Michael J. Gartman Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gattoni William R. Gedgard Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Germain Mary E. Gilchrist Davon Gonzalez-Brown Leonard A. Graziano Lou Ann Gregory Anne M. Grey Margarete and Edison Griffin Nan Gruner Eileen Guider Rosemary Guider James R. Halpin George Handler Kathleen L. Hartford Edie Haughney Lorraine Heaney Kathleen M. Helhoski Paul and Deborah Hill Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Hillegass Chris Hoh and Dan Elmer Paul and Mary Hoh

Mr. & Mrs. James K. Howlett Marion Imperatore Christian Jensen Debra L. Johnson Edward Johnston Rae G. Katz Cathleen M. Kenny Francis C. Kiley Jean Mary King Bernard & CarlaLisa Rovere Kistner Ellen Korb Helen Kuruc Nancy D. L’Estrange Mr. Theodore J. Lakoski Mary and Gerald Lanning Eileen M. Lavallee Lorraine Legg Bertha J. Lindsay David and Bevalie MacFarland Jody Maddock Nancy & Thomas Mahar Mr. & Mrs. James Mahoney Richard & Barbara Mainey Daniel W. Maltes James & Elizabeth Manion Joan Marvel Mr. Kenneth Masten Ida Mauriello A. Vincent Mazzie Cathy S. McCarty Elizabeth A. McCavara Betsy McCurdy Estate of Helen M. McDonald Margaret McGinnis Elizabeth C. McGoldrick Kathleen A. McGovern Joseph and Mary McGowan Mr. & Mrs. Joel S. McKible Mr. & Mrs. Patrick S. McLoughlin

Trustees

MSMC Campus Community

Sr. Margaret Anderson, O. P. ’67

Sonya Abbye Taylor Dr. Andrea Ackermann Shirley A. Adams ’10 Dr. Evelyn B. Barese Kathleen P. Barton ’10 James N. Beard Dr. Dolores Berlinghoff Ellen Bourhis Nolan ’11 Carolyn Brauer Peter C. Carofano ’09 Evelyn Cavicchio ’04 Agnieszka Choinski ’12 Brett A. Cimorelli Barbara Connolly Linda L. Connors ’05 Dr. James F. Cotter Dr. Anne Carson Daly Sr. Leona DeBoer, O. P. Dean DiMarzo ’13 Thomas J. Dubetsky ’12 Sandra Fisher Louis P. Fortunato Lynn M. Frank Joan Gambeski Jane M. Gangi Jennifer Garton ’13

Harrison H. Buxton III Joan Crowe Dr. Anne Carson Daly Thomas C. Donahoe Sr. Lorelle Elcock, O. P. ’66 Charles P. Frank Jonathan H. Gatsik ’99 Dr. Albert J. Gruner Anna Halpine Kekuut J. Hoomkwap Dr. Jeanne M. Hosinski The Very Reverend John A. Langlois, O. P. Frank A. Marchetti David W. Melby Robert Murphy Sr. Lucy Povilonis, O. P. ’72 Ita M. Rahilly Sr. Maureen E. Sullivan, O. P. ’72 Sr. Madeleine Tacy, O. P. Christopher M. Wilson, Esq. * Deceased

Jacqueline A. Gerace Janet Gianopoulos Kathleen M. Goff ’78 Naomi R. Gutcheus Michelle A. Iacuessa ’94 Dr. Colleen P. Kirk Dr. Lynn Maelia Sharon L. Mankiewicz ’09 Dr. Maureen Markel Michael R. Mattausch Dr. Amanda M. Maynard Nancy E. Mazza ’99 Deborah J. Meissner ’10 Dr. Dianne I. Murphy Sr. Margaret Murphy, O. P. Suzanne R. Muschio John A. Nicoletti Dr. Tracey J. Niemotko Dr. Rebecca R. Norman Kathleen & Michael O’Keefe Nancy S. Owen Peter R. Pavelock Barbara Petruzzelli Lauren A. Preiato ’08 Carolyn M. Quoma Mr. James M. Raimo

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. McLoughlin Mr. & Mrs. Jesse T. McMahan Mr. & Mrs. Andrew McNellis Carl E. Meyer Evelyn Meyerhoff Dr. Ernest R. Mills III Maryalice Moors Patricia Moran Richard S. Morgan Susan A. Morris-Lizzo Mr. & Mrs. Marc R. Murphy Susan D. Najork Dr. Roger Newman Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Nichols Patricia Nocton Dr. Irene and Joseph Nunnari Gerard I. O’Connor Joan M. O’Leary Amy L. O’Toole Christine Oliva Karen A. Olson MaryAnn E. Paola Mr. & Mrs. Jon E. Papineau Hon. & Mrs. Pano Z. Patsalos Peggy-Ann Patsalos Mr. & Mrs. Matthew V. Patterson Pamela J. Pavelock John E. Perez Marilyn Petrillo Mr. & Mrs. Ted Petrillo Elizabeth Pierce Mr. & Mrs. Arnold M. Pilsner Sr. Julie Pintal, O. P. Mr. & Mrs. William P. Porter Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Reges II Dr. Joseph A. Reilly Pamela D. Reilly John L. Rich Beatrice A. Riley

Christine K. Ring Dr. Priscilla L. Sagar Carolyn P. Scaturro ’76 Susan Schulmerich Dr. Ludmila Smirnova Dr. Frances Spielhagen Janice I. Stankus Dr. Marie-Therese C. Sulit Dr. Moira T. Tolan

Mr. & Mrs. Rich Rizzi Jacqueline Rizzuti Mr. & Mrs. Edwin P. Roberts Janice C. Ruggiero Bernadette M. Ryan David L. Sager Jim and Delores Sahakian Sr. Ann Sakac, O. P. Nancy Salerno Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Sambrowski Mr. & Mrs. Anthony B. Santo Patricia A. Scalfari Susan Schulmerich Lisa A. Shanley Anne E. Skelly Mary A. Slawter Cunningham John H. Smith, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Tolsiram Sookdeo Nancy Sorvino Mr. & Mrs. David S. Spainhour Thomas Spratt Samuel G. Springfield Sr. Ann Stankiewicz, O. P. Theresa and Rick Stark Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Sturomski Thomas and Janet Sullivan Gayle Jane and Charles Tallardy III Eunice Tenney Karen Tice Robert and Karen Townsend Mr. & Mrs. James E. Tressler Gary P. Trible Dr. Iris and Leonard Turkenkopf Mr. & Mrs. Charles Urban Dr. Robert and Charlene Walasin Arthur and Carole Weintraub Suzanne K. Werner George and Ann Whalen Geraldine Zanni

MATCHING GIFTS 3M Foundation American International Group Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Bank of America Chevron Global Impact IBM Corporation JPMorgan Chase Foundation

Nancy J. Trenz

New York Life Foundation

Joseph G. Valenti

PEPSICO Foundation

Rimma Vilshanetskaya

Pfizer Foundation

Susan A. Voge

Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts

Agnes Wagner ’15 Barbara A. Winchell ’09 Ying Xiao Grantley D. Yearwood

PSEG State Farm Insurance Co. Thomson Reuters UBS Matching Gift Program

Lee M. Zawistowski

United Technologies

Janet A. Zeman

Verizon

Dr. Charles Zola

Wells Fargo Foundation

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

John Abernethy Ronald J. Adams Mr. & Mrs. Albert Alioto Joseph A. Amato Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Angiolillo, Jr. Anonymous Kathleen M. Baker Timothy H. Baker, Esquire Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Balz Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Belmont Dr. Dolores Berlinghoff Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Berte Rita M. Bier Karen L. Brogna Raffaela Buckheit Dr. Eileen M. Burke Emily Bussigel Bishop Peter J. Byrne John and Mary Ann Cahalan Margaret Calderalo Janet Campos Linda M. Cantwell Eileen F. Cavanagh Terrence and Robyn Cavanagh Wayne F. Chernek Mr. & Mrs. Sean Comiskey Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Connoly Mr. & Mrs. James J. Conroy Edward and Colleen Cooke Greg M. Cooper, CPA Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Corke James Cressy Judith Cuello Thomas Dames Dr. Ann E. Damiano Charles M. Davis Carla J. Decker Jill A. Dennin-Philipbar Ronald and Laura DePace

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

BUSINESSES, FOUNDATIONS, AND ORGANIZATIONS Adams Fairacre Farms

Flanagan Chiropractic PC

Alexis Diner, Inc.

Guidepoint Global

Argenio Brothers, Incorporated

Hatfield Metal Fab., Inc.

Armistead Mechanical, Inc.

Hudson Valley Foot Associates, LLP

Automatic Data Processing, Inc.

Our Lady of Lourdes High School Perreca Electric Co., Inc. Printed 2 A Tee RBC Limited

I.B.E.W. Local Union No. 363

RH Campbell Inc.

IBM Corporation

Robert J. Newell Agency

Ironworkers Local 417

Schwab Charitable Fund

Laborers Local 17 LECET

Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Laerdal Medical Corporation

Stanley Marks & Co., LLP

Leprechaun Lines

C.P.K., Inc.

Susan Perkins ’99 NP

Litek Electric

Citizens for Larkin

T. Rowe Price Program

Mid-Hudson Chapter of NYS Society of CPA’s

The William and Elaine Kaplan Private Foundation

B & M Leather, Inc. BBL Charitable Foundation Inc BBL Construction Services, LLC

Community Foundation of Orange & Sullivan Cosimo’s Management, Inc. Day Seckler LLP

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Murphy Healthcare Corporation

United Way of DutchessOrange Region

The Living Legacy Society Mount Saint Mary College recognizes with profound gratitude the members of the Living Legacy Society who have included the College in their estate plans. Their enlightened philanthropy will ensure the provision of academic and cultural excellence for future generations of Mount students.

Estate of Emily R. Austin Estate of Marguerite E. Becker Estate of Charles Boyle Timothy A. Dempsey

Estate of Roy C. Ketcham Estate of Verna W. Kries Estate of Edith Lessor Estate of Mary Miller Ligo

Estate of Eleonor Depold

Estate of Catherine T. McDonald

Estate of Alice Curtis Desmond

Estate of Helen M. McDonald

Estate of Mazie W. Enos Estate of Hamilton Fish

Estate of Wilma Ogden Estate of Christine K. Schleiermacher

MVP Health Care, Inc.

Valenza Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.

Newburgh Algonquin Lanes

Valuable Ideal Properties, LLC

R. Abel Garraghan*

Ruth C. ’89 and John Smith, Sr.

Newburgh Lions Club

Visconti Limousine, Inc.

Estate of Maria C. Girolame

Estate of Jean M. Tuthill

Newburgh Rotary Club

Walden Savings Bank

EPCO Products, Inc.

Northwestern Mutual

Warwick Savings Foundation

Estate of Bernice J. Hornibrook

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Nugent & Haeussler, P.C.

West Point Tours, Inc.

Dominican Sisters of Hope Dyson Foundation Enterprise Holdings Foundation

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Estate of Jasper Forestiere

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A Call to Excellence: The Campaign for the Dominican Center We are pleased to recognize those who have continued to honor their pledges towards various Campaigns by making pledge payments during the 2014-2015 fiscal year.

Dr. Andrea Ackermann

Janet Gianopoulos

Advance Testing Company, Inc.

Greg Glasson

Armistead Mechanical, Inc.

Global Impact

Dr. Daniel Aronzon

Dr. Albert and Nan Gruner

Kathleen P. Barton ’10

Mysia H. Haight-Hoogsteden ’84 and Hank Hoogsteden

Hon. Jeffrey G. Berry Dr. Janine Bixler Karen M. Bobinski ’85 Ellen Bourhis Nolan ’11 Broadway Tailors Harrison H. Buxton III Barbara Connolly Greg M. Cooper, CPA Cooper Arias, LLP Cornwall Foundation Inc.

Anna Halpine Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union Michelle A. Iacuessa ’94 IBM Corporation Nicholas & Bethann Illobre J. Cutrone, Inc. Mary Ann Kadera Klicka ’74 Theresa A. Shalley Kempf ’85 Thomas ’91 & Marianna ’88 Kennedy

The Cozzolino Family

Cathleen M. Kenny

Theresa Davis ’96

Kimberly A. King

Tiffany Davis

The Very Reverend John A. Langlois, O. P.

Mary Moran Deatherage ’75 and William Deatherage

Dr. Eric Langstedt

David W. Melby

Barbara Petruzzelli

Mr. & Mrs. William Swart

Carl E. Meyer

Maryann Pilon

Vivian B. Milczarski ’10

Judith Lillis Pond ’70

Rose Roscino Talbot ’68 and Maurice Talbot

Jack & Susan Pretak

Kristen Dellasala

Kristi ’00 and Peter ’00 Larson

Dominican Sisters of Hope

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Levin

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney GIFT, Inc.

Anthony F. Donato ’91

Wendy E. Long

Laura A. Mowat ’09

Donna S. Doyle

Kathryn M. Loughran

Mary and Bill Murphy

Edward & Donna Doyle

M & T Charitable Foundation

Suzanne R. Muschio

Rose and Kiernan Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Marilyn J. Ejercito ’77

John & Maureen Mack

Susan D. Najork

Dennis Rush

Arthur Emerson III

Mary D. Madden

Eileen McDonald Sassmann ’66

Empire State Bank

Dr. Lynn Maelia

Susan Webster Nee ’89 & John Nee

Empire State Development

Susan & Joseph Maloney

Mary Ann Fitzpatrick ’64

Chaniqua D. Mauldin ’10

Charles & Lynn Frank

Nancy E. Mazza ’99

Jason M. Franky ’08

Kathleen P. McCoy ’88

Edward and Cornelia Gallagher

Dennis M. McKenna

Lisa Gallina

Dr. Judith A. McLaughlin ’66

Joan & George Gambeski

Deborah ’10 & Paul ’10 Meissner

George T. Whalen, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Sandra and Alan Gerry

Kyle Y. Meissner Tyler Meissner

James & Carol Raimo

Maureen Kilpatrick Neppl ’71 & Deacon Thomas Neppl Corri ’10 and John ’09 Nicoletti Dr. Tracey J. Niemotko Dr. Irene and Mr. Joseph Nunnari

Liscum McCormack VanVoorhis

Murphy Healthcare Corporation Robert Murphy

Matthew Sautner ’90 & Mary Hill Sautner ’90 Dr. Elizabeth A. ScannellDesch ’72 Susan and Frederick Schulmerich Schwab Charitable Fund

Andrew ’88 and Elaine ’89 O’Grady

Catherine P. Sheehan

Kathleen & Michael O’Keefe

Mary V. Spear ’98

Nancy S. Owen

Carrie ’93 & Leonard Shustack

Joan Kennedy Tolley ’67 Carlos Tonche, Jr Nancy J. Trenz Dr. Iris and Leonard Turkenkopf Joseph and Louise Valenti Nicholas and Susan Valentine Rimma Vilshanetskaya Dr. Susan Vorsanger Dr. Roumen Vragov Warehouse Furniture Showroom Dr. Andrew R. Weiss Lee and Joyce Zawistowski Dr. Charles Zola

Dr. Frances Spielhagen

PEPSICO Foundation

Answering the Call Campaign Dr. Jeffrey Kahana

Ita M. Rahilly

Moira and Frank Tolan

Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates The William & Elaine Kaplan Family Private Foundation

Campaign for Hudson Hall Renovations Kaplan Family Private Foundation

Acknowledgements Every attempt has been made to accurately acknowledge the generosity of our donors who made gifts between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. If we have omitted or

improperly listed your name, please accept our apologies. To notify us of an error, please call the Office of Annual Giving at (845) 569-3609 or email Kathy Barton at

Kathleen.Barton@msmc.edu, Director of Annual Giving.

Corrections will appear on the Mount’s website: www.msmc.edu and in future publications.

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Dr. James F. Cotter

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Special Gifts (July 2014 – June 2015) Designated Gifts Sister Frances M. Berski, O.P. ’66 Memorial Award for Excellence in Literacy Dr. Dolores Berlinghoff Sister Lorelle Elcock, O. P. ’66 MSMC School of Business Dr. Colleen P. Kirk Career Center Enterprise Holdings Foundation Catholic & Dominican Institute Anne M. Grey Pfizer Foundation Center for Student Success Dyson Foundation Conference for the Center for Adolescent Research and Development Debra L. Johnson Dr. Kate Lindemann Cathy S. McCarty Newburgh Rotary Club

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Karen A. Olson Ruth C. ’89 & John H. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Sturomski Joseph G. Valenti Walden Savings Bank Desmond Campus for Adult Enrichment Fund Thomas Dames Charles and Josephine Ford Frances Fremgen-Biancardi Marion Imperatore Ida Mauriello Peggy-Ann Patsalos Gifts-in-Kind Daubman Corporate Interiors Cynthia Harris-Pagano J. Cutrone, Inc. Nabers Johnson John C. Thomas Higher Education Opportunity Program/ SUCCEEDS Anne F. Bourne Memorial Fund of the Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan

HEOP John W. Koepper ’72 Library James R. Halpin Kathleen M. Larson ’75 The Medici Scholars Program Walden Savings Bank MSMC Annual Beth Roeper Health & Wellness Fair David W. Melby Rose and Kiernan, Inc. MSMC School of Nursing IBM Corporation Elizabeth and James Manion, MD General Scholarships Theresa A. Casey ’83

Physician Assistant Program Equipment Warwick Savings Foundation President’s Discretionary Fund Kathleen M. Baker Timothy H. Baker Chevron Dr. Anne Carson Daly Karen Furey Anne M. Grey Mr. & Mrs. Jesse T. McMahan

Pfizer Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Arnold M. Pilsner Anne E. Skelly Mr. & Mrs. David S. Spainhour Psychology Department Joan P. Kaplan ’92 The William and Elaine Kaplan Private Foundation

Acknowledgements Every attempt has been made to accurately acknowledge the generosity of our donors who made gifts between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. If we have omitted or improperly listed your name, please accept our apologies. To notify us of an error, please call the Office of Annual Giving at (845) 569-3609 or email Kathleen.Barton@msmc.edu, Director of Annual Giving. Corrections will appear on the Mount’s website: www.msmc.edu and in future publications.

Janet & Joseph Zeman

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Visit us online at www.msmc.edu/giving * Deceased

ATHLETICS

Men's LaCrosse JPMorgan Chase Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Malachy J. Mulligan Women's LaCrosse Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Balz Mr. & Mrs. Roy Cordes Lynanne S. DiFilippo Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Duffy Kaitlin M. Gattoni Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lennon MSMC Athletics Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nichols Shannon Root Mr. & Mrs. James Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Walter Schuett Geraldine Zanni Softball Mr. & Mrs. Steven Barbara Karen L. Brogna Raffaela Buckheit Mr. & Mrs. Louis Castellani Mr. & Mrs. Sean Comiskey Mr. & Mrs. Glen Connoly Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Connoly Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Corke Mr. & Mrs. Louis Eiler Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fiore Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Germain Mr. & Mrs. Ray Goldbach Jacqueline M. Governale '11 Leonard A. Graziano Kathleen L. Hartford Lorraine Heaney Tiffany A. Loprete Ingram '94 Ellen Korb MSMC Athletics Christine Oliva Danielle M. Orender '13 Nicole Petkevicius '14 Printed 2 A Tee * Deceased

Men's and Women's Swimming Mr. & Mrs. Steven Adler Mr. & Mrs. Neville Allen Mr. & Mrs. Richard Amedure Donna Angelini Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Angiolillo, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Armendinger Mr. & Mrs. Greg Atwood Mr. & Mrs. Steven Barbara Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Barber Mr. & Mrs. Thomas K. Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Barone Sabrina Basso Mr. & Mrs. John R. Bauer Karen Bean-Oliver Mr. & Mrs. John Bianco Mr. & Mrs. Florie Boice Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bones Mr. & Mrs. James Brockunier Mr. & Mrs. John Burrow Mr. & Mrs. Peter Calabrese Janet Campos Mr. & Mrs. Michael Caputo Mr. & Mrs. Mark Carlson Mr. & Mrs. David Carnevale Mr. & Mrs. Louis Castellani Mr. & Mrs. Mark Catania Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Ciullo Mr. & Mrs. Arcangelo Coca Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cole Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Cooksey Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Coon Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cooney Mr. & Mrs. Roy Cordes Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Crean III James Cressy Debbie Cretella Mr. & Mrs. Peter Croce

Judith Cuello Mr. & Mrs. Michael Curley Mr. & Mrs. Steven D'Angio Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Daigle Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Del Sontro Mr. & Mrs. David DiBernardo Mr. & Mrs. Herb Doerr Mr. & Mrs. Robert Donworth Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dorval Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dowd Mr. & Mrs. John K. Dunne Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Feeley Mr. & Mrs. Steven Fejes Mr. & Mrs. Louis N. Fitamant Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Fortunato Mr. & Mrs. Albert Fritz Elizabeth Fuentes Giuseppina Gaglio Mr. & Mrs. Steven Gargan Arben Gashi Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gattoni Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gentile Mr. & Mrs. Ray Goldbach Mr. & Mrs. Hector Gonzalez Davon Gonzalez-Brown Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Graziano Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Gries Donna G. Hagen Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hayes Morgan M. Herrera '04 Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Hildebrand Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Hourican Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Howitz Mr. & Mrs. David Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Brian Hull Mr. & Mrs. Jon Jennings Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jones Mr. & Mrs. Mathew Kammer Mr. & Mrs. Richard Karsten Mr. & Mrs. Sean Keenan Mr. & Mrs. Preston S. Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kelly Helen Lahita Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Lane Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Lanning Mr. & Mrs. Vincent LaRosa Lorraine Legg

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lennon Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Loesch Mary Ellen Loonie '86 Angeline M. Lorch Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lotito Jody Maddock Mr. & Mrs. James Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. Louis Maino Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Marcello Mr. & Mrs. Romulo Marcelo Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Marchetti Kathleen Mohrman Markisello '87 Mr. & Mrs. Michael McCleary Mr. & Mrs. John McClure James McCool Sharon McCray Mr. & Mrs. Michael McGinnis Mr. & Mrs. Scott McGregor Mr. & Mrs. John P. McGuinness Mr. & Mrs. Donald McIntosh Richard T. McMahon Mr. & Mrs. Sean Meehan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Menna Mr. & Mrs. John Menneci Mr. & Mrs. John Modiest Maryalice Moors Susan A. Morris-Lizzo MSMC Athletics Mr. & Mrs. Brian Mullins Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Myska Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nichols Gina M. Nicoletti Mr. & Mrs. Eufemio Nunez Mr. & Mrs. Michael O'Brien Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Ottaka MaryAnn E. Paola Mr. & Mrs. Jon E. Papineau Mr. & Mrs. Edward Pashayan Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Pelletier Mr. & Mrs. Tim Pelletier Yolanda Perez Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Pernicano Elizabeth Pierce Sal Purificato Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Pusateri Jacqueline Rizzuti Mr. & Mrs. Edward Rodier Mr. & Mrs. Julio Rosa

Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Rothlisberger Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Russo Mr. & Mrs. James Ryan Mr. & Mrs. John S. Sagan Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Sambach Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sanfilippo Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Scheuer Mr. & Mrs. Mark Schoenherr Mr. & Mrs. Walter Schuett Mr. & Mrs. Mike Scodes Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Seery Mr. & Mrs. Keith Servello Lisa A. Shanley Mr. & Mrs. Henry Smith Denise Spinelli Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Springer Samuel G. Springfield Mr. & Mrs. David Stone Mr. & Mrs. William Survilla Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Swartz Richard Tannum Mr. & Mrs. Robert Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Carl Termine, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Thompson Daniela R. Tobar Mr. & Mrs. Steven Tobey Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Torpey Mr. & Mrs. William R. Torresson Mr. & Mrs. Darren Turton Mr. & Mrs. James Upright Antoinette Uzzalino Mr. & Mrs. John Vaccaro Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Verdi Mr. & Mrs. Paul Verrillo Therese Viola Mr. & Mrs. John Ward Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Watson Alice M. White Mr. & Mrs. William Wiacek Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Young

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Men's Baseball Trevor M. Dennin '99 Anthony G. White '99 and Christine H. Zajac-White '99

Marney T. Reardon '97 Robert J. Newell Agency Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Sambrowski Doryann Mattiolo Sullivan '93 James T. Sullivan '93 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Tressler Mr. & Mrs. Charles Urban

SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Charles T. Baus Memorial Scholarship Award Established by Mary Baus Knight ’88, in memory of her father, to provide scholarships to deserving Mount students.

Mary Baus Knight ’88

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Josh Depew Memorial Scholarship Established in memory of Josh Depew, a student at MSMC, by his mother, Ana M. Tranchina, to provide awards to outstanding students in the Mount’s education program Christian Jensen Mr. & Mrs. Matthew V. Patterson Patricia Welch Donahue ’72 Memorial Scholarship Established as a tribute to “Tricia”, a 1972 graduate of the Mount’s nursing program, by Mary Ellen Scannell Doherty ’72, friends and family, to be awarded to a senior nursing student who demonstrates academic and clinical excellence.

Dr. Mary Ellen Scannell Doherty ’72 Mid-Hudson Chapter of the New York State Society of CPAs Established by the Mid-Hudson Chapter of NYS Society of CPAs to recognize a student who shows excellence in accounting.

Mid-Hudson Chapter of NYS Society of CPAs Newburgh Lions Club Scholarship in Memory of Peter Olympia, Sr. Established by Peter M. Olympia, Jr. through the Newburgh Lions Club to provide a scholarship for a college junior pursuing a degree in secondary education.

Newburgh Lions Club Michael Thomas Russo, Sr. Memorial Nursing Scholarship Fund Established in memory of Michael T. Russo, Sr. by Theresa Shalley Russo Kempf ’85 and Thomas Kempf, their family, and friends to benefit a Mount Saint Mary College student.

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew McNellis Mr. & Mrs. Rich Rizzi Dominican Legacy Endowed Scholarship Fund Established by an alumna of the Mount Saint Mary College Class of 1964 and her husband in honor of the College’s founders, the Dominican Sisters of Newburgh. Awarded to a student pursuing a career in the field of education who demonstrates a commitment of service to others.

Elaine G. Squeri ’64 & Ronald W. French

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Marie Murphy Scannell Scholarship Fund for Elementary Education Established by Mrs. Scannell’s daughters, Dr. Elizabeth Scannell-Desch ’72 and Dr. Mary Ellen Scannell Doherty ’72, family, and friends, in honor of Mrs. Scannell’s 100th birthday to support a senior in the education program who demonstrates academic excellence with a focus on early elementary education.

Christine M. and Thomas R. Berte Eileen M. Burke, Ed.D. Cheryl S. Doherty Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Doherty Dennis and Carol Doherty Dr. Mary Ellen Scannell Doherty ’72 Eileen M. Lavallee Marc and Susan Murphy Jeaninne and William Porter Nancy and Henry Reges Edwin and Mary Roberts Dr. Elizabeth A. Scannell-Desch ’72 Suzanne K. Werner Msmc School of Nursing Scholarship Fund In Memory of Theresa Finnegan Maureen V. FinneganKussard ’75 In Memory of Janet Barth McHale ’73 Veronica Hall Barnhart ’73 Margaret M. Barry ’73 Claire McGovern Boland ’73 Eileen McElhill Brucia ’73 Mary Ellen Bruderman ’74 Cathe Mannix Casey ’73 Linda Settoducato Christy ’73 Michele Gallo Cook ’73 Susan Nooney Dagenais ’72 Mary Ellen Dolan ’76 Eileen McDermott Donahue ’73 Barbara I. Gregory ’73 Cathleen M. Howard ’73 Deborah Newell Jorrey ’73 Margaret L. Keeve ’73 Joyce A. Kusmierski ’73 Claudia Chornoma Lamelza ’71 Carol O’Dell Long ’73 Dr. Ruth Anne McCormick ’73 Marilyn O’Connell McGarry ’73 Theresa Collins Minbiole ’73 Judith Reisz Mooney ’73 Kathleen M. Murin ’73 Kathleen Q. Neuffer ’75 Christine DeMagistris Nunn ’73 Joseph ’73 & Ellen ’73 O’Connor Toni Hufnagel Ponczkowski ’74 Georgette M. Richards ’72 Rosemarie Iachetti Rizzo ’73 Dr. Deborah A. ShanleyBenzaia ’73 Kenneth R. Sherman ’73 Geraldine Barden Sprague ’76

Wendie Filip Turbet ’73 Karen Anne Whitbread Weckman ’73 Regina McWeeney Whiteman ’73 Sister Leona DeBoer, OP, PhD, RN Scholarship for Nursing Excellence Established by Barbara B. Citarella ’80, MS, RN, CHCE in tribute to her dear friend and mentor, Sister Leona DeBoer, O.P. To be awarded to a junior or senior nursing student who demonstrates academic and clinical excellence in the tradition of the Dominican Sisters.

Barbara B. Citarella ’80 Dr. Virginia J. Davidson Memorial Scholarship Established in memory of Dr. Virginia Davidson, professor of English at MSMC, by her family and friends to provide scholarships to deserving students majoring in English.

James N. Beard Emily Bussigel Kristi ’00 and Peter ’00 Larson Dr. Maureen Markel Dr. Marie-Therese C. Sulit Dr. Iris and Mr. Leonard Turkenkopf Newburgh Lions Club Scholarship Established by the Newburgh Lions Club to provide scholarships to MSMC students majoring in a health-related field who are residents of Newburgh or New Windsor, NY. Newburgh Lions Club Lt. Col. Joseph Michael Desch, USAF Memorial Scholarship Established in memory of Lt. Col. Joseph Michael Desch, USAF by his wife, Dr. Elizabeth Scannell-Desch ’72 to provide scholarships to students in the graduate nursing program.

Dr. Elizabeth A. ScannellDesch ’72 Stephen M. McCarthy ’00 Memorial Scholarship Endowment Established in memory of Stephen M. McCarthy ’00 by his parents, Stephen and Christine McCarthy, their family and friends to provide scholarships to students majoring in Communication Arts.

James N. Beard Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Hillegass Kristi ’00 and Peter ’00 Larson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. McCarthy

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Dr. Lucy Dipaola Memorial Scholarship Endowment Established in memory of Dr. Lucy DiPaola, Professor of Education and Chair of the Division of Education, by Linda S. Werner and Vincent DeGiaimo, and the family, friends and colleagues of Lucy DiPaola, to provide scholarship support for Mount Saint Mary College.

Dr. Dolores Berlinghoff Carolyn Rich Scholarship Endowment for Nursing Established by Anne Wolff Rich ’71 and John Rich, in memory of their daughter, Carolyn to provide scholarships to Mount nursing students.

Anne Wolff Rich ’71 & John Rich

Moira Rovere Bayer ’81 Endowed Scholarship Established in memory of Moira Rovere Bayer ’81, a nursing student at MSMC, by Moira’s sister, CarlaLisa Rovere Kistner, her husband Bernard Kistner, family and friends to provide scholarships to Mount nursing students.

Jean Mary King CarlaLisa Rovere Kistner and Bernard Kistner Sister Julie Pintal, O. P. In memory of her sister Lucie Pintal Theresa and Rick Stark McDonald Family Scholarship Fund Established by Eileen McDonald Sassmann ’66, in honor of her family, to provide scholarships to deserving female students from Dutchess County.

IBM Corporation

BBL Construction Services Scholarship Established by BBL Constuction Services in memory of Donald Led Duke to provide scholarships to students with financial need.

BBL Charitable Foundation Inc BBL Construction Services, LLC Margaret McLoughlin Cavanagh Memorial Scholarship Established by the family and friends of Margaret McLoughlin Cavanagh, mother of Patricia A. Cavanagh ’74 and Colleen Cavangh-Bendernagel ’77, to support MSMC students enrolled in the School of Nursing or education program.

John and Mary Ann Cahalan Brian and Kathleen Cavanagh Eileen Cavanagh Terrence and Robyn Cavanagh Thomas and Colleen Cavanagh-Bendernagel ’77 Eileen Guider Rosemary Guider Chris Hoh and Dan Elmer Paul and Mary Hoh Mary and Gerald V. Lanning Robert Mayer and Kathleen Hershey Mayer ’74 Maggie McGinnis Mr. & Mrs. Patrick S. McLoughlin Amy O’Toole Anthony and Deborah Santo Hank and Kathy Murphy Spangler ’74 Tully Endoscopy Team

Eileen McDonald Sassmann ’66 Marissa A. Pica ’83 Memorial Scholarship Endowment Established in memory of Marissa A. Pica, a 1983 graduate of the Mount’s nursing program, by her mother, Jennie Pica, family, friends, and classmates to provide scholarships to nursing students.

Maureen P. Kenney ’83 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Walsh Laurie A. Walsh ’83 Dieter W. Bussigel Memorial Endowment Established in memory of Dieter W. Bussigel, Vice President for Research, Planning and Technology at MSMC, by his wife, Dr. Margaret Bussigel, Professor of Social Sciences, and his family to recognize students who demonstrate exceptional interest in the arts.

James N. Beard Emily Bussigel Dr. Maureen Markel Dr. Iris and Mr. Leonard Turkenkopf Dominick & Mary Roscino Endowed Scholarship Fund Established by Rose Roscino Talbot MSMA ’64 and MSMC ’68 in tribute to her parents, Dominick and Mary Roscino, for a female student from Newburgh or Orange County, NY, enrolled in the education program.

Rose Roscino Talbot ’68 and Maurice Talbot * Deceased

Tributes (July 2014 – June 2015) HONORARY GIFTS In Honor of Dr. James F. Cotter Sharon A. Harris ’78 In Honor of Dr. Anne Carson Daly Chevron Karen Furey Dr. Nancy Grey Nabers Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Jesse T. McMahan Mr. & Mrs. Arnold M. Pilsner Anne E. Skelly Mr. & Mrs. David S. Spainhour In Honor of Dr. Margaret Dames Mary Moran Deatherage ’75 & William Deatherage

In Honor of Dorothy Foss Jacqueline A. Powell ’03 In Honor of Theresa Shalley Kempf ’85 & Thomas Kempf Mr. & Mrs. Rich Rizzi In Honor of Richard and Maureen Leinweber Kristina Leinweber Burger ’87 In Honor of Marie Murphy Scannell Dr. Elizabeth A. ScannellDesch ’72 In Honor of James P. and Nancy Smith Kathleen A. McGovern In Honor of Harold & Johanna Wildner Alice Thompson ’67

MEMORIAL GIFTS In Memory of Janet Barth McHale ’73 Veronica Hall Barnhart ’73 Margaret Barry ’73 Claire McGovern Boland ’73 Eileen McElhill Brucia ’73 Mary Ellen Henske Bruderman ’74 Cathe Mannix Casey ’73 Linda Settoducato Christy ’73 Michele Gallo Cook ’73 Susan Nooney Dagenais ’72 Mary Ellen Dolan ’76 Eileen McDermott Donahue ’73 Barbara I. Currier Gregory ’73 Cathleen M. Howard ’73 * Deceased

Chris Hoh and Dan Elmer Paul and Mary Hoh Mary and Gerald Lanning Robert Mayer and Kathleen Hirschy Mayer ’74 Maggie McGinnis Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McLoughlin Amy O’Toole Anthony and Deborah Santo Hank and Kathy Murphy Spangler ’74 Tully Endoscopy Team

In Memory of Charles T. Baus Mary Baus Knight ’88

In Memory of Cecilia H. Gillen Teresa M. Gillen ’75

In Memory of Sr. Frances Berski Dr. Dolores Berlinghoff Sr. Lorelle Elcock, O. P. ’66

In Memory of Dana Julkerski ’00 Kristi ’00 and Peter ’00 Larson

In Memory of Carol Bolton Hamilton ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Jim Sahakian In Memory of Roger & Carmel Bousquet Dr. Evelyn B. Barese In Memory of Dieter W. Bussigel Emily Bussigel Sharon L. Mankiewicz ’09 In Memory of Eduardo Cangiano Mary Ellen D. Cangiano ’66 In Memory of Maria Cassano Meadows ’68 Arlene Rustmann Witman ’66 In Memory of Margaret McLoughlin Cavanagh John and Mary Ann Cahalan Brian and Kathleen Cavanagh Eileen Cavanagh Terrence and Robyn Cavanagh Thomas and Colleen Cavanagh-Bendernagel ’77 Eileen Guider Rosemary Guider

In Memory of Dr. Virginia J. Davidson Emily Bussigel In Memory of Lt. Col. Joseph Michael Desch Dr. Elizabeth A. ScannellDesch ’72 In Memory of Dr. Lucy DiPaola Dr. Dolores Berlinghoff In Memory of Theresa Finnegan Maureen V. FinneganKussard ’75

In Memory of Walter & Margaret Lambert Eileen P. Lambert ’73 In Memory of Edith Lessor Virginia E. Thompson ’79 In Memory of Margaret P. Maloney Susan & Joseph Maloney In Memory of Salvatore Mazza Kathleen & Michael Barton IBM Corporation In Memory of Stephen M. McCarthy ’00 James N. Beard Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Hillegass Kristi ’00 and Peter ’00 Larson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. McCarthy In Memory of Sr. Mary Francis McDonald Dr. Ada C. Rahn ’66 In Memory of Willard E. Meadows Mary Ann Kadera Klicka ’74 and Vincent Klicka

In Memory of Marie Murphy Scannell Christine M. and Thomas R. Berte Eileen M. Burke, Ed.D. Cheryl S. Doherty Dennis and Carol Doherty Dr. Mary Ellen Scannell Doherty ’72 Eileen M. Lavallee Marc and Susan Murphy Jeaninne and William Porter Nancy and Henry Reges Edwin and Mary Roberts Dr. Elizabeth A. ScannellDesch ’72 Suzanne K. Werner In Memory of Peter M. Olympia, Sr. Newburgh Lions Club In Memory of Lucie Pintal Dominican Sisters of Hope Sr. Julie Pintal, O. P. In Memory of Linda Luvenia Reiss ’05 MVP Health Care, Inc.

In Memory of Pauline Rose Sausville Patricia A. Scalfari In Memory of Abina & Patrick Sheehan Catherine P. Sheehan In Memory of Elena V. Snyder ’06 Marina Voytko ’03 In Memory of Anita and Bill Stuhler Kathleen A. Reilly ’84 In Memormy of Joan Tompkins Mr. & Mrs. Matthew V. Patterson In Memory of Ellen Ann Kiley Van Tine Francis C. Kiley In Memory of Rita & Simon Walotsky Geraldine Walotsky Cass ’71 In Memory of Patricia Welch Donahue Dr. Mary Ellen Scannell Doherty ’72

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In Honor of the Dominican Sisters of Hope Dr. Ann E. Damiano

Deborah Newell Jorrey ’73 Margaret L. Keeve ’73 Joyce A. Kusmierski ’73 Claudia Chornoma LaMelza ’71 Carol O’Dell Long ’73 Dr. Ruth Anne Osbourn McCormick ’73 Marilyn O’Connell McGarry ’73 Theresa Collins Minbiole ’73 Judith Reisz Mooney ’73 Kathleen M. Murin ’73 Kathleen Quilty Neuffer ’75 Christine M. DeMagistris Nunn ’73 Joseph ’73 & Ellen ’73 O’Connor Toni M. Hufnagel Ponczkowski ’74 Georgette M. Richards ’72 Rosemarie Iachetti Rizzo ’73 Dr. Deborah A. ShanleyBenzaia ’73 Kenneth R. Sherman ’73 Geraldine Barden Sprague ’76 Wendie Filip Turbet ’73 Karen Anne Whitbread Weckman ’73 Regina McWeeney Whiteman ’73

37th Annual Invitational Golf & 4th Annual Invitational Tennis Tournament Honoring Frederic McCurdy (Posthumously), GTI Graphic Technology, Inc. and Tim Tenney, CEO Pepsi-Cola Newburgh Bottling Company A. Prokosch & Sons Sheet Metal

Costagliola’s

Miss Eloisa M. Jessup

Susan D. Najork

St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital

Advance Testing Company, Inc.

Regina F. Crossley

John Herbert Company

New York Eyewear LLC

St. Thomas Aquinas College

Argenio Brothers, Incorporated

Crystal Run Village, Inc.

Ellen and Michael Kelly

Newburgh Chiropractic

Elizabeth A. Stradar-Santiago

Alexis Diner

Cutrone Sand & Gravel

Thomas P. Kennedy ’91

N & N Pizza Shop I, Inc.

Alexander S. Taub

Armistead Mechanical Services, Inc.

William and Patricia Cummings

Nonprofit Solutions

TD Bank

Artisan Wine Shop

Curry Auto

Kirchhoff-Consigli Construction Management, LLC

TEG Federal Credit Union

Atlantic Contracting & Specialties, LLC

D’Arcangelo & Co., LLP

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Lease II

Northrop & Stradar, P.C. Oppenheimer & Co. Inc.

Eunice Tenney

Barton Chevrolet Cadillac

Orange County Trust Company

TGI Fridays

Denny’s Newburgh

Orange Regional Medical Center

Mr. Tim Tenney

Otterkill Golf Club

The Pizza Shop

Paunovic & Paunovic, DDS LLP

The River Grill

Bo and Sue Paunovic

The William & Elaine Kaplan Family Private Foundation

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Joy J. Bento ’68 Billy Joe’s Ribworks Brinckerhoff & Neuville, Inc. Broadway Tailors Nancy and Rick Brownell Buttermilk Falls Inn and Spa

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Calculated Fire Protection Co., Inc. Capri Restaurant Captain Jake’s River House Casperkill Golf Club Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Catania Jr. Catania, Mahon, Milligram & Rider, PLLC Cena 2000 Citizens for Larkin Citrus Restaurant Classic Tent Rentals, Inc.

D-Ben Security Systems, Inc. Manolito Dizon Dominican Sisters of Hope Dutchess County Golf Club El Solar Café Empire State Bank ESPN Thomas E. Fogarty Charles and Lynn Frank Gentech, LTD. Dr. Albert and Nan Gruner GTI Graphic Technology, Inc. Heights Lumber Center, Inc. Highland Associates Hill-n-Dale Abstracters, Inc. Home Health Pavilion, Inc. Hudson Beach Glass Hudson Valley Magazine

Collection Bureau of the Hudson Valley, Inc.

I.B.E.W. Local Union No. 363

Agnes Marcia Compagnone

IHOP of Newburgh

Cosimo’s On Union

Ironworkers Local 417

Anthony P. Costa

Jenny’s Floral Design

iHeart Media

Laborers Local 17 LECET La Casa Vicina Lakeland Bank Lake View House Susanne and Tristan Laurion Liscum McCormack VanVoorhis

Pepsi Cola of the Hudson Valley

Loughran’s Irish Pub

Perkins Restaurant

Susan K. and Joseph F. Maloney III

Pride of the Hudson

Marshall & Sterling, Inc. Rev. David Mason

Plumbers & Steamfitters Local Union #373 U.A.

A. Vincent Mazzie

Premier Diagnostic Services, Inc.

McCabe & Mack, L.L.P.

Prime Buchholz & Associates, Inc.

Betsy McCurdy

James M. Raimo

Mechanical Contractors Association

Rider, Weiner & Frankel P.C.

David and Lynn Melby

Rose Press, Inc.

Mid-Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union

Royal Carting Service Company

Mid-Valley Wine & Liquor

Scott Lask Wealth Management Group, LLC

Millbrook Golf Club

Rose and Kiernan, Inc.

Safe Harbors

Thomas J. Kempton Jr., Inc. Thomas, Drohan, Waxman, Petigrow & Mayle, LLP Lynn A. Thompson Tilcon New York Inc. Toshiba Business Solutions, USA Tre-Angelina Italian Restaurant Ulster Savings Bank Joseph and Louise Valenti Nicholas Valentine Vanacore, DeBenedictus, DiGovanni & Weddell, LLP Visconti Bus Service, LLC Voss USA Inc.

Sheet Metal Workers’ International Association Local 38

West Point Tours, Inc.

Monroe Dental Office

Smiles that Dazzle

Winding Hills Corporation

MSMC Desmond Campus for Adult Enrichment

Smitchger Realty

Youngest Brother Restaurant

Specht Electric, Inc.

Yunes Sushi Bar

Mobile Life Support Services,Inc. Mohonk Mountain House

William A. Smith & Son, Inc.

5th Annual Gala Reception Honoring John F. Rath, Senior Vice President of Commercial Lending at TD Bank and Carl E. Meyer, President and CEO of The Solar Energy Consortium A & M Services, Inc. Advance Testing Company, Inc. American Felt & Filter Company Anthony’s Pier 9 Argenio Brothers, Incorporated Armistead Mechanical, Inc. Dr. Daniel Aronzon Blustein, Shapiro, Rich & Barone, LLP Bonura’s Little Sicily Catania, Mahon, Milligram & Rider PLLC Center for Spectrum Services Central Hudson Gas & ElectricCorp.

Chazen Engineering & Land Surveying P.C. Jason P. Christopher ’01

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Collection Bureau of the Hudson Valley, Inc. Committee to Elect Adrian Butch Anderson Greg M. Cooper, CPA Cooper Arias, LLP Corbally, Gartland, & Rappleyea, LLP Cosimo’s Management, Inc. Crystal Run Healthcare LLP D’Arcangelo & Co., LLP Charles and Lisa ’92 Daniels Daubman Corporate Interiors David Niemotko Architect, P.C. Day Seckler LLP Dr. James and Bonnie ’95 DiLorenzo Jonathan Drapkin Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Dunston

Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce Educational Foundation of OCCC, Inc. EFCO Products ENAP, Inc. Encon Services & Supply, Inc. ET-AL Manangement, Co. Family Services, Inc. Charles and Lynn Frank Fusco Engineering & Land Surveying P.C. Gateway Community Industries, Inc. GKG CPAs Gold’s Gym Greater Hudson Valley Family Health Center Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra

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Dr. Albert and Nan Gruner Harjeff Realty Co. Edie Haughney Gregory P. Hayden Health Quest Systems, Inc. Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union Hudson Valley Pattern For Progress I.B.E.W. Local Union No. 363 J. Caroll Jewelers, Ltd. Jacobowitz & Gubits, LLP James J. McCann Charitable Trust Jenny’s Floral Design LLC Judelson, Giordano & Siegel, CPA, P.C. Kirchhoff-Consigli Construction Management, LLC

James M. Kulisek Hon. William J. Larkin, Jr. LCS Facility Maintenance, Inc. Libertyville Capital Group II, LLC M & T Bank Susan K. and Joseph F. Maloney III Marist College Marshall & Sterling, Inc. Mavis Tire Supply Deborah Fabrizio Mayfield ’02 Betsy McCurdy David and Lynn Melby Merrill Lynch Carl E. Meyer Beth C. Mills ’77 Mobile Life Support Services, Inc. * Deceased

Robert Murphy Murphy Healthcare Corporation Susan D. Najork New Global Marketing, Inc. New York Imaging Service, Inc. Numax Inc. NYSARC Inc., Orange County Chapter Occupations, Inc. Orange County Chamber of Commerce Orange County New York

Orange County Trust Company Orange Regional Medical Center George J. Pallace Joan M. Patino ’70 Planet Wings Enterprises, Inc. Poughkeepsie Landing, LLC Prime Buchholz & Associates, Inc. R.J. Smith Realty Ita M. Rahilly John and Deborah Rath

Rider, Weiner, Frankel, P.C. Rose and Kiernan, Inc. Rose Press, Inc. Scenic Hudson, Inc. Dr. Susan and Frederick Schulmerich Seakill, Inc. Sound Associates, Inc. St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital St. Thomas Aquinas College Stanley Marks & Co., LLP SUNY New Paltz Foundation, Inc.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Vanacore, DeBenedictus, DiGovanni & Weddell, LLP Walden Savings Bank Waterfront Management, LLC West Hills Country Club West Point Tours, Inc. Wolf-Tec, Inc. Lee and Joyce Zawistowski

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

(Served between July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015) Joseph A. O’Loughlin Susan D. Najork Sr. Lucy Povilonis, O.P. ’72 Ita M. Rahilly, CPA Sister Ann Stankiewicz, O.P. Sister Maureen Sullivan, O.P. Sister Madeleine Tacy, O.P. Christopher M. Wilson, Esq. Anne Carson Daly, Ph.D. (ex-officio)

(Served between July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015) Patricia Farrell ’92

Mysia Haight Hoogsteden ’84, President Eric Stallmer ’93, Vice President Judith Ringwood Henderson ’66, Class Agent System Chairperson

Joseph Ferrigno ’87 Tom Ferrigno ’90 Mary Ann Kennedy Fitzpatrick ’64

Beverly McDermott Mennerich ’69, Mid-Hudson Chapter President

Barbara Currier Gregory ’73

Peggy Ann Caraballo-McCarthy ’89

Courtney Kain ’03

Jason P. Christopher ’01

Kristi Larson ’00

George F. Stradar, Jr., Esq.

Sean Creighton ’92

Maxine Lindsay-Shillingford ’98

Sister Mary Rita Sweeney, O.P. ’59

Christopher Dougherty ’95

Matthew Sautner ’90

President Emerita Sister Ann Sakac, O.P.

Lynne Ejercito ’77

Karen A. Willis ’01

TRUSTEE EMERITI Sister Joann Boneski, O.P. ’65 Dr. Frances P. Connor (deceased)

Volunteers June (2014 – July 2015) Giving one’s time is a precious gift. We are thankful to all our volunteers who took time from their busy lives to work for the benefit of Mount Saint Mary College.

Advancement Committee James P. Smith (former trustee) Alumni & Family Weekend Class Reunion Chairs 2014 Class of 1974 Patricia Cavanagh Class of 1984 John Hughes Class of 1989 Peggy Ann CaraballoMcCarthy Class of 1994 Danielle M. Fragoso Class of 2004 Margot Everett Denaxas Class of 2009 Amber Becker Curti Meet a Mentor Dinner 2015 Magda Reyes ’10 Greg Cooper Charles Frank Sean Glander ’06 Harrison H. Buxton III Virginia Smith Sean J. Tierney ’96 John Bliss Suzanne Bliss Maura Daly Tara Doughty ’01 Johanna Seidel ’13 * Deceased

Jonathan Geissler ’13 Katherine Kuhfahl ’12 Sr. Lucy Povilonis ’72 Scott Tabone ’08 Ms. Amy DeSouza ’11 Ms. Che-La Devonshire ’14 Mr. Christopher Boydston ’11 2014 Gala Committee Eve Bianco Michael Bonura Vincent Cozzolino Ellen Daly Brian Joyce Mount Saint Mary College 37th Annual Golf and 4th Annual Tennis Invitational Tournament Committees David Melby, Tournament Chairman Golf Tournament Committee James P. Smith, Golf Co-Chair Bob Ambrosetti Dr. Daniel Aronzon Chuck Benfer Joy Bento ’68 L. Todd Diorio Scott Lask Thomas Olley Gayle Jane Tallardy

Dean Tamburri Mike Weddell Scott Woebse Tennis Tournament Committee Gayle Jane Tallardy, Tennis Co-Chair Hon. Jeffrey Berry Rick Brownell Martin Dvoracek Susan D. Najork Dr. Bogdan Paunovic MSMC Annual Fund Volunteers Sr. Joann Boneski, O.P. ’65 Gail Koopman Adelhardt ’65 Maria D. Sasso ’70 Maureen Finnegan-Kussard ’75 Laura Zybrick ’80 Christina Bart Bilsky ’85 Matt Sautner ’90 Christina Baker ’95 Mary Jo Leffler Jobity ’00 Jill Ann Maline ’05 Lauren Hockler Barton ’10 Mary Bocskocsky ’15 Mount Saint Mary College Alumni Nursing Advisory Council Alumni Barbara B. Citarella ’80, MSN, BSN, RN, CHCE

Marilyn Ejercito ’77, MS, BSN, RN

Priscilla Sagar, EdD, RN, ACNS-BC, CTN-A

Patricia M. Farrell ’92, MS, BSN, RN, NEC

Thomas Sarro, PhD

Theresa Shalley Kempf ’85, MSN, NP, RN

Desmond Campus for Adult Enrichment L.I.F.E. Steering Committee Elsie Beauchamp Diane (Ronnie) Brown Joyce Crossley Carol DeMicco Katherine Denman Charles Ford Adele Grossman Marion Imperatore Frank Kieck Nancy Sorvino Addie Speranza

Elise McKenna ’81, RN, MPH, MSED Cathleen Graham Parker ’87, RN, BSN, CPN Faculty Andrea Ackermann, PhD, RN, CNE Ann Corcoran, DNP, RN Sr. Leona DeBoer, OP, PhD, RN Dianne Murphy, DNP, RN Jeanne Roth, DNP, RN

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Career leads across the globe

A conversation with Elise McKenna ’81, RN, BSN, MPH, MSEd Elise McKenna ’81, RN, BSN, MPH, MSEd recently visited the Mount and shared with Joan Gambeski of College Advancement updates about her work and life.

What paths have you followed during your career in nursing?

While in grad school at Columbia, I had the opportunity to teach a course at the graduate level and realized how much I loved teaching. I lived overseas in the 1980s and 1990s in Korea and Germany, as my husband was an Army officer. I earned a Master of Science in education from the University of Southern California while working as a nurse at the U.S. Army hospital in Seoul. During my graduate work, I did an independent study with Seoul National University examining the developing country’s healthcare system, including both private and public hospitals: an experience that solidified my interest in public health, ethics and underserved populations. In Germany, I began teaching an undergraduate course to soldiers studying the healthcare system, and I was hooked. I was fortunate to be hired full-time at the University of Kansas as a visiting professor for a year while my husband was stationed at Fort Leavenworth. We then moved to Washington, D.C., where I taught at Georgetown University’s School of Nursing and Health Studies.

While I think I taught almost every nursing class from sophomores to seniors, I was honored when asked to develop and teach two new core courses: Health Care Delivery System, and Health Promotion and Disease Prevention. During those 12 years of teaching, I also started consulting on a Robert Wood Johnson funded grant to advance the spread of palliative care programs in hospitals nationally.

When did you launch your consulting practice?

I started consulting (hdpdconsulting.com) when I moved to Vermont, about 10 years ago. I was able to

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My mother, Elise Cuff McKenna, Sr., served in World War II as a registered nurse and will always be an inspiration to me. When I was in the seventh grade, my mother worked as the night supervisor at our local hospital. About the same time, my grandfather—who had dementia—moved in with our family. As the oldest girl of six, I spent a lot of time with him. I think the positive way our family cared for him, combined with my mom being a nurse and a role model, made me start to think seriously about nursing.

Elise McKenna ’81 and her husband, Bob Bleimeister

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I feel fortunate that I was able to blend my family, education, and meaningful work into what I think has been, and continues to be, a fun, diverse, and exciting career.

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secure small consulting projects initially with institutes at large universities, such as Duke, NYU School of Nursing, and Mount Sinai School of Medicine, which led to other annual contracts with the State of Vermont and NYU. What areas of nursing and public health are you working in today?

The focus of my current work at the state level is all about improving primary care in rural Vermont. I continue to work with the NYU School of Nursing for an institute called NICHE, Nurses Improving Care for Healthsystem Elders, which provides hospitals, long-term care facilities, and health systems with evidence-based practices in the care of older adults.

Why did you choose nursing as your major in college?

My family had a great influence on the choices I have made in my life.

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What do you value most about your Mount education? How did it prepare you for your future studies and career?

When I think about my experience at the Mount, what stands out the most is the personal interest the faculty took in me and other students. They took the time to care, encourage and were genuinely interested in our lives.

I was invited into the homes of many of my professors and administrators.

The faculty, including the Dominican Sisters, often invited us for gatherings in their homes. I truly felt like I was a valued member of the Mount community. I had to work especially hard as a student, but I always believed I had the support of the faculty and that reinforced my resolve to get as much as I could out of my education.

What suggestions do you have for today’s nursing students?

In my own career I have received the most satisfaction from working with underserved populations. My suggestion would be that, whatever system you work in, keep your eyes on the vulnerable groups. Be mindful of the complexities of the journey; do work to make a better way.

Elise McKenna lives in Stowe, Vermont with her husband and their 85-lb labradoodle, Zoey. They have two grown sons.

Read more at msmc.edu/magazine

Looking back

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n July 1927 (left), the Dominican Center – known then as Greater Mount Saint Mary – was in the final phases of construction. A mere 12 weeks later in October 1927 (below) it was completed.

The building served as the Motherhouse to the Dominican Sisters until 2011, when it was purchased

by Mount Saint Mary College and transformed into a state-of-the-art living and learning space. The Dominican Center was recently recognized for interior design excellence in the American School & University Educational Interiors Showcase. See story on page 40.

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