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t is my privilege to introduce the annual Honor Roll of donors as part of this special edition of NJIT Magazine, which recognizes our supporters’ continued commitment to shaping the future of NJIT.

This issue’s cover story focuses on the extraordinary accomplishments of

internationally renowned architects J. Robert ’17 HON and Barbara A. Hillier. NJIT has renamed its College of Architecture and Design to honor the Hilliers’ historic commitment to the university and to commemorate their recent gift, which is the largest ever received by NJIT. The Hillier name is iconic within the world of architecture and brings great distinction to our college. Additionally, the generosity of Bob and Barbara will enrich the architecture and design programs in many ways that will have a transformative effect on NJIT’s students, faculty and research within the J. Robert and Barbara A. Hillier College of Architecture and Design. In “Improving Health Around the World,” you will read about Clifford M. Samuel ’88, ’19 HON, who leads a team at Gilead Sciences, Inc. that makes lifesaving medicines available to patients in more than 140 countries. Under Samuel’s leadership, Gilead has entered into generic licensing agreements with 19 companies in China, India and South Africa, creating a competitive market for generic HIV and Hepatitis B drugs that has dramatically reduced prices and helped to deliver medicines to more than 14 million people in need. On behalf of all at NJIT, I thank every Honor Roll donor for your support of our university. Through your generosity, our students, faculty and alumni are empowered to realize their vast potential, to break new ground and to improve the world in which we live. As always, I hope you enjoy this issue of NJIT Magazine, and I welcome your feedback. n

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Leading-edge achievements by faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends of NJIT

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NJIT JOINS THE RANKS OF THE NATION’S ELITE RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES NJIT joined the ranks of the nation’s elite and most productive institutions with its elevation to the top tier of research universities — a designation of R1 by the Carnegie Classification® indicating “very high research activity.” First published in 1973, the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education is the primary measure used by ratings organizations and governmental agencies to describe colleges and universities. Institutions that grant doctoral degrees are divided into three tiers that represent their level of research activity in terms of research and development expenditures and doctorates awarded. R1 is the highest. NJIT’s new designation is a forceful demonstration of the university’s growing body of research and innovation and its ability going forward to secure

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major research grants that will lead to transformative discoveries in areas ranging from health care and medicine, to sustainable technologies and data analytics, among others. NJIT is one of just three universities in New Jersey to receive an R1 classification. “This designation reflects the transformation NJIT is undergoing,” commented NJIT Provost and Senior Executive Vice President Fadi Deek. “We have achieved a coveted Carnegie research classification by being designated as ‘R1: Doctoral Universities — very high research activity’ along with only 130 other institutions of higher education in the United States.” Deek called the R1 designation “a reflection of the excellent research and scholarship that our faculty and students are engaged in,” while adding, “But we

are also mindful of much more work to be done as we rise even higher.” The university supports research in numerous ways, and takes seriously its role in nurturing talent on campus. Over the past six years, NJIT has hired nearly 130 new faculty members across STEM and other disciplines, increasing its faculty from 268 in 2014 to a projected 345 by 2020. They include experts on topics such as machine learning, data analytics, biomaterials and biomechanics. Of NJIT’s new classification, NJIT President Joel S. Bloom noted, “Receiving the R1 designation is a major achievement for NJIT and is the direct result of our faculty, researchers and staff, as well as the investments we have made to support their research agendas.” n

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Princeton Review Ranks NJIT among Top “Schools with Exceptional ROI for Your Tuition Investment”

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NJIT is one of the nation’s best colleges for students seeking a superb education with great career preparation and at an affordable price, according to The Princeton Review®. The education services company profiled NJIT in the recently published 2019 edition of its annual guide, The Best Value Colleges: 200 Schools with Exceptional ROI for Your Tuition Investment. In order to make the list, institutions must demonstrate a strong academic program and affordability, and offer excellent opportunities for career prospects after graduation. A return on an academic investment is a highly soughtafter quality, and according to the guide, NJIT is among the top 1% in the United States for occupational earnings power. “Return on educational investment is very important to our students, and it

NJIT SCORES IN TOP 5% IN ETHNIC DIVERSITY RANKINGS

ollege Factual, a leading source of data analytics and insights on college

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has been proven empirically that an NJIT degree provides a pathway to career success. NJIT is ranked No. 1 nationally by Forbes for the upward mobility of students from the lowest income brackets pre-enrollment to the highest postgraduation. Our students have an average of approximately three job offers in hand during their senior year and attain starting salaries almost 20% above their peers across the country,” said NJIT President Joel S. Bloom. In the guide’s profile of NJIT, The Princeton Review editors praise the school for “… constantly developing new curriculums to adapt to the marketplace” and notes that, in the past decade, the campus has doubled in size “in a direct

outcomes, has released its 2019 rankings for ethnic diversity, and NJIT scores in the top 5% of colleges whose student body represents a broad diversity. NJIT is ranked No. 109 out of 2,486 colleges and universities analyzed for ethnic diversity. In New Jersey, NJIT is ranked No. 2 out of 44 colleges, putting NJIT in the top 5% of all colleges in the state — a distinction NJIT has earned two years in a row. “We are honored to be recognized for our dedication to diversity, because we work very hard to ensure that students from all backgrounds have the opportunity to learn, grow and develop their talents at NJIT,” said university President Joel S. Bloom. “Beginning with pre-college programs that expose

answer to the call for more STEM-oriented skill sets in the workplace.” The guide describes how “... the Career Development Services office makes sure students are prepared via workshops, practice interviews and two career fairs (and preparatory sessions), and is very good at providing students with job experience.” NJIT students surveyed by the company described the university as “a very diverse campus” with a selling point being “the prestige of it and how many companies love NJIT students: It is a magical place to learn engineering.” The Princeton Review staff crunched more than 40+ data points to select the 200 schools for the guide and tally its ranking lists. n

thousands of students from underrepresented populations to positive STEM experiences and continuing with an array of support services for our enrolled students, NJIT recognizes the importance of cultivating diversity in the STEM disciplines. NJIT has been nationally ranked among the top 30 overall and top 10% of U.S. colleges and universities for graduating minority engineers.” In addition to NJIT’s Center for Pre-College Programs that offers a broad range of services helping low-income, first-generation precollege students gain college access to and have success in the STEM fields, the university’s Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) serves to enhance educational outcomes for populations traditionally underrepresented in STEM, business and architecture. EOP offers academic support along with career and personal counseling to first-time full-time freshman and transfers students who may be educationally and economically challenged. n

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Governor Names NJIT President to Commission on Science, Technology and Innovation

ew Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has named eight people, including NJIT President Joel S. Bloom, to the recently re-established New Jersey Commission on Science, Technology and Innovation in conjunction with his efforts to strengthen New Jersey’s innovation economy. The commission will receive $1 million to redevelop infrastructure in New Jersey

RISKVAL FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS PARTNERS WITH NJIT DATA SCIENTISTS TO MODEL THE BOND MARKET

esearchers at NJIT’s Ying Wu College of Computing (YWCC) have partnered with RiskVal Financial Solutions, a New York Citybased global supplier of Software as a Service for pre-trade analysis and risk management. The objective is to use cutting-edge data science techniques to model fluctuations in the bond market. The project is led by NJIT Professor Zhi Wei of the Department of Computer Science at YWCC, whose research focuses on data analytics, statistical modeling, machine learning and data mining. Assisting was Xiurui Hou, a doctoral student of Wei’s specializing in machine learning and statistics. RiskVal’s CEO, Jordan Hu, is an NJIT 4

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and will be composed of 17 members that include the secretary of higher education, the commissioner of education and the CEO of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority. Joining this group and President Bloom will be other leaders of academia and industry. When it was first created in the 1980s, the Commission on Science, Technology and Innovation became a major research funding source for Rutgers University, Princeton University and NJIT. In particular, the commission funding served to help launch NJIT’s transformation into a research university. As an assistant commissioner of education in Governor Tom Kean’s administration at that time, President Bloom participated in the commission

alumnus, having earned a master’s degree in computer science from the university in 1989. He became a member of the Board of Trustees in 2019. “During my time at NJIT, I was impressed by the breadth of the knowledge and the quality of the research done by the faculty, and have long wanted to take advantage of it in my company,” said Hu. Craig Gotsman, dean of YWCC, said partnering with the corporate world to develop actionable research is a key focus of the college. “This type of partnership allows our faculty to take their research beyond the lab and have real-world impact,” said Gotsman. “It also provides a tremendous opportunity for our graduate students who assist in the project, gaining firsthand experience in applying their work.” Wei said that the project lasted one semester

meetings. In Bloom’s initial meeting with Governor Murphy, prior to his candidacy for governor, President Bloom strongly advocated for the restart of the commission, which will look to restore New Jersey as a dominant player in STEM industries and serve as a hub of innovation. President Bloom said of the appointment, “The economy of today and of the future is and will be driven by technological innovation. That is true across all industries, because technology both creates new products and advances the processes which are used to create, maintain and improve existing products. So, I am very happy to see the return of the Commission on Science, Technology and Innovation and to have the opportunity to serve as a member.” n

Professor Zhi Wei reviews financial data with doctoral student Xiurui Hou. Wei partnered with RiskVal on a research project to use data science techniques to model fluctuations in the bond market.

and the model was perfected based on data provided by RiskVal. The team will continue to modify and improve the model as additional data becomes available. n

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Sean Lubreski Signs Professional Contract With Tucson Saguaros Sean Lubreski, a star pitcher for the NJIT baseball program for four seasons, ending in 2019, has signed a professional contract with the Tucson Saguaros. Lubreski, who graduated in May 2018 with a bachelor’s degree in Communication and Media, magna cum laude, received his master’s degree in Management on May 21, 2019. During his four-year Highlander career, he started 55 career games (ranked third in NJIT’s D1 era), including five complete games, and registered 18 wins (tied for third in the NJIT’s D1 era). A two-time ASUN All-Academic honoree, Lubreski posted a 5.17 ERA, starting in 13 games, recording four wins, pitching three complete games and striking out 39 batters in 84 innings pitched. A graduate of Blair Academy, Lubreski helped lead Blair Academy to back-to-back Prep State Championships. He earned first-team All-Mid-Atlantic Prep League and Prep All-State (2013 and 2014) and was included on the Academic All-Mid-Atlantic Prep League (2013 and 2014). n

WOMEN’S T&F’S SHANNON TURNER SELECTED AS NJAIAW WOMAN OF THE YEAR

Senior Shannon Turner of women’s track and field was NJIT’s recipient of the New Jersey Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (NJAIAW) Woman of the Year award. Turner was among the guests of honor at the 27th Annual NJAIAW Woman of the Year luncheon held at Seton Hall University on Feb. 3. Following the luncheon, each winner was recognized at halftime during the Seton Hall women’s

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basketball game against Butler. Award winners were chosen by their institution’s athletics department based upon athletic excellence, academic success and citizenship/community service. More than 150 high school student athletes, as well as junior and senior college student athletes, earned the award in 2019. Turner, enrolled in NJIT’s Albert Dorman Honors College and Newark College of Engineering, graduated in May 2019 with a B.S. in chemical engineering. The Highlander senior is a two-time ASUN Conference All-Academic Team honoree and boasts a 4.0 GPA. President of NJIT’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and lead ASUN Conference Representative, Turner was named to the dean’s list from Fall 2015 to Spring 2018. Turner, a recipient of the Donald F. Othmer Sophomore Academic Excellence Award (2016-2017), Joseph M. Fitzgerald Memorial Award (2018), and a member of Chi Alpha Sigma and the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. n

Men’s Fencing Captures 2019 MACFA Championship The NJIT men’s fencing team captured the 2019 MACFA Championship, highlighted by a first-place finish by Brett Bogert in the men’s epee. NJIT, which finished the regular season with a 21-6 overall record, the best in program history, added to the team’s 2019 resume, capturing the 2019 MACFA Championship title, dropping a total of just five bouts all day, winning 121 out of a possible 126 bouts. Bogert, a sophomore from St. Augustine, Fla., won the men’s epee individual championship for the second consecutive season. Senior Greg Puccio placed second in the men’s saber individual. Sophomore Thomas Manley earned a second-place finish in men’s foil individual competition. n

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During the late 1990s, the Hilliers’ firm designed the modernist Weston Hall, now the home of the J. Robert and Barbara A. Hillier College of Architecture and Design.

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ew Jersey Institute of Technology has renamed its College of Architecture and Design for J. Robert and Barbara A. Hillier to reflect the globally respected

architects’ historic donation to the university. Their gift, the university’s largest ever, will enrich the architecture and design program in many ways: with scholarships that diversify the pool of talented architects entering the profession and funds for the technology that will advance it, to name just two. “Bob and Barbara Hillier are very aware of where the fields of architecture and design are today and where they’re going in the future. They’re living it,” said NJIT President Joel Bloom at the renaming ceremony, held in Weston Hall on May 21, directly following the university’s 2019 commencement. He then thanked the couple for “the faith you’ve placed in the College of Architecture and Design to carry the name of J. Robert and Barbara A. Hillier.” The Hilliers, Princeton-based architects who built one of the country’s most comprehensive and successful practices with a mix of design skill, niche savvy, marketing acumen and old-fashioned attention to their clients’ needs, say it was NJIT’s technology-steeped focus on the future that inspired their philanthropy. “NJIT is very much of a research facility and forward-thinking in everything they do. I believe that today, architecture needs that look forward more than looking back,” commented Robert Hillier, who said he first took note of NJIT’s approach when he discovered several years ago that the university’s architecture program was one of the first in the region to incorporate computer-aided design into the curriculum. C CEELLEEBBRRA ATTIIN NG G 110000 YYEEA ARRSS O OFF N NC CEE

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He added, “They were also doing more computer design and product design than other schools. I think that taking architecture as a program and expanding it into other related design fields is important.” Barbara Hillier, who credited the university with having “the energy and the discipline to embrace their students of all levels, which is oftentimes not the case,” said that scholarships will make an NJIT education available to people who may not otherwise aspire to one. Both she and her husband cited NJIT’s “commitment to first-generation college students” as a strong motivator for them.

Barbara A. Hillier and J. Robert Hillier ‘17 HON with a 3D model of Witherspoon Street in Princeton, N.J.

“This is a transformative moment in the history of the college,” noted Anthony Schuman, the interim dean. “The Hilliers’ gift expresses confidence in the school, brings new energy to its students and faculty, enhances our reputation in the public arena and provides material resources that will help us grow.” A Princeton native and graduate of both Princeton University and its graduate architecture program, Robert Hillier founded Hillier Architecture as a solo practice at 44 Nassau St. in his hometown in 1966, and built it into the country’s third-largest strictly architectural firm, with stand-alone “practice groups” focused on corporate headquarters, health care facilities, science and research buildings, higher education facilities, independent schools, residential properties, historic restoration, interior design, graphic design and land planning. Just over a decade later, he hired Barbara, who in 1988 established a new office — and soon-to-be thriving practice — in Philadelphia. The firm went on to open offices in New York, Newark, Washington, Dallas and Tampa. In 2007, Hillier Architecture merged with RMJM Group of Edinburgh, Scotland, creating one of the world’s largest firms with 1,200 employees. Two years later, the couple struck out on their own to found Studio Hillier, less than a mile from their former practice’s original location. Notable projects over the past 50 10

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compensation is too low for the creative work architects provide to their clients.”

LONGSTANDING CONNECTION In addition to their strong Princeton ties — Barbara Hillier also has a master’s degree from Princeton University and their former firm designed several buildings on that campus — the Hilliers have a longstanding connection with NJIT. For one, their firm designed all three versions of the School of Architecture, which was established in 1974. Robert Hillier recalls being taken up to an attic gymnasium in the 1970s and given this challenge: “This is the drafting room. Make it a school.” There were only about 25 students at the time. Later, the firm renovated another space to accommodate the rapidly expanding program, and then in the late 1990s, designed the modernist Weston Hall, the home of the school today. It was configured “so you could see how the building was built as you walked through it. It also showed what you could do with basic industrial materials and still create dramatic and interesting spaces,” he said of the building, noting in particular its bright colors, its glass-plated view of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard and the “wonderful stairway that sort of wanders up three stories.” Both Robert Hillier and his father James, chief scientist at RCA and the developer of the first operating electron microscope in the world, have received honorary degrees from NJIT. Robert served as the first chairman of the Albert Dorman Honors College Board of Visitors and endowed a scholarship in honor of his first daughter, who died in a car crash

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- J. Robert Hillier ’17 HON in 1984. Having watched NJIT and the city of Newark evolve over the past several decades, the Hilliers are enthusiastic about both. They look to architects trained at the university to play a role in shaping what they call a “Renaissance City,” while making key, lifeimproving connections for the people who live there now. “It’s time to rethink the urban landscape and value what every citizen can bring to the effort,” Barbara Hillier noted in brief remarks at the ceremony. “Architecture must take a strategic role in leading the discourse among the many.” As Robert Hillier put it, “NJIT is sitting in a city that literally could become a petri dish for how cities rebirth themselves.” n Author: Tracey L. Regan is an NJIT Magazine contributing writer. Located in the heart of the historic Witherspoon Jackson neighborhood in Princeton, N.J., Studio Hillier operates out of a converted machine shop and warehouse.

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years include the new campus for Bryant University in Smithfield, R.I., the Louis Vuitton Tower in New York City, Cornell’s Johnson School of Business, restoration of the Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C., GlaxoSmithKline’s worldwide headquarters in London, Sprint’s global headquarters in Overland Park, Kan., the Sydney Harbor Casino complex in Australia, the Las Colinas Convention Center in Irving, Texas, and the Richard Hughes Justice Center in Trenton, N.J. In total, the firm has completed projects in 27 states and 34 foreign countries, including the design of 17 private international schools. The Hilliers currently are working on a total resort town in the Bahamas that will have a net zero carbon footprint. Their work has received more than 300 state, national and international design awards. Despite their own phenomenal success, the couple nonetheless believe their profession faces serious challenges from other sectors, such as real estate and the construction industry, which are moving swiftly to incorporate technology that enables them to create designs and showcase them. Their gift to NJIT has been made, in part, to ensure that architects retain their central role in shaping the built environment with, as Barbara Hillier puts it, the “humanity” that is an essential part of the profession’s mission. “I want architects to become leaders in the development of artificial intelligence rather than being put out of business by it,” Robert Hillier added, noting that he will also continue to urge them to play a bigger role in the development of their designs. “The

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Clifford M. Samuel ’88,’19 HON en route to a Vatican Test and Treat site in Tanzania.

IN THE 1970S, CLIFFORD M. SAMUEL ’88, ’19 HON AND HIS FAMILY IMMIGRATED TO NEWARK, NEW JERSEY, FROM SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES, AN ISLAND COUNTRY LOCATED IN THE EASTERN CARIBBEAN SEA. HIS MOTHER WORKED AS A NANNY FOR A COUPLE IN MAPLEWOOD, N.J., AND THE FAMILY LIVED IN NEWARK’S IVY HILL PARK APARTMENTS. NJIT’S EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM WAS THE PORTAL TO SAMUEL’S CAREER IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY. SAMUEL ENTERED NJIT AFTER ATTENDING NEWARK’S VAILSBURG HIGH SCHOOL, HIS STUDIES THERE ENRICHED BY INTENSIVE WEEKEND AND SUMMER NJIT MAGAZINE | SUMMER 2019

“ REACHING THOSE AT THE ECONOMIC BASE OF THE PYRAMID IS CHALLENGING BECAUSE HEALTH IS NOT ALWAYS A STRATEGIC PRIORITY IN THESE COUNTRIES. ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE MIGHT BE instruction in math and science at the Stevens Technical Enrichment Program. Collectively, these experiences gave him the background necessary for successful completion of his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. “In the inner cities in the 70s, education wasn’t a priority; what I got from NJIT was a quality education that allowed me to not only help my family in the U.S. financially, but those in the Caribbean as well,” Samuel recalled. “Also, the ability to apply engineering principles, thinking, concepts and knowledge to the work I do today is equally rewarding and, in my opinion, the best value for the money.” Today, Samuel serves as senior vice president of access operations and emerging markets at Gilead Sciences, Inc., which he joined in 1996 as a member of the company’s commercial organization, newly established at the time, to support the introduction of Gilead’s first commercial product, Vistide. He now leads a team that makes Gilead’s HIV/AIDS and viral Hepatitis B and C medicines available to patients in more than 140 countries, regardless of where they live

or their economic means. These countries include, among others, Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, South America, all of Africa, South/Southeast Asia Pacific, parts of Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Among his achievements, Samuel has enabled the company to bring HIV/AIDS medicines to over 12 million patients in a cross section of countries defined as the developing world and emerging markets, countries classified as such based on their gross national income per capita, as well as disease burden. “Reaching those at the economic base of the pyramid is challenging because health is not always a strategic priority in these countries,” Samuel explained. “Access to health care might be available to the middle class and the wealthy, but not always to the poor. In many cases, the infectious diseases are rampant in these poor areas where individuals need these medicines the most. So that’s our focus.” Under Samuel’s leadership, Gilead has entered into a series of voluntary licensing agreements with 19 companies in China, India and South Africa, creating a competitive market for generic HIV and Hepatitis B drugs

AVAILABLE TO THE MIDDLE CLASS AND THE WEALTHY, BUT NOT ALWAYS TO THE POOR. IN MANY CASES, THE INFECTIOUS DISEASES ARE RAMPANT IN THESE POOR AREAS WHERE INDIVIDUALS NEED THESE MEDICINES THE MOST. SO THAT’S OUR FOCUS.” - Clifford M. Samuel ’88, ’19 HON

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LEFT: Clifford M. Samuel received an honorary Doctor of Science at NJIT’s 103rd Commencement ceremony May 21, 2019. From left: Robert Cohen ’83, ’84, ’87, vice president and chief technology officer, global research & development for Stryker’s Orthopaedic Joint Replacement Division and vice chair, NJIT Board of Trustees; Clifford M. Samuel; and Stephen P. DePalma ’92, chair, NJIT Board of Trustees. RIGHT: Clifford M. Samuel addressed the topic of “Sexual Violence and HIV” at the One Young World Summit in 2018.

that dramatically reduced prices and helped to deliver medicines to more than 14 million people in need. Starting in 2014, Gilead extended licensing agreements to 11 Indian manufacturers to scale up access to Hepatitis C treatments in 101 countries, including Egypt, India and Pakistan.

COMBATING THE EPIDEMIC Following five years of declines, the annual number of new HIV diagnoses has remained stable in the U.S. since 2013. During 2016 and 2017, half of new diagnoses concentrated in 48 “hot spot” counties as well as Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico. An estimated 12 million people living with HIV in resource-limited countries receive antiretroviral therapies provided by Gilead Sciences, Inc. or one of its manufacturing partners. Headquartered in Foster City, Calif., Gilead is a research-based biopharmaceutical company that discovers, develops and commercializes innovative medicines in areas of unmet medical need. On May 9, 2019, Gilead announced that it would donate Truvada for PrEP® to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in support of national efforts to help prevent HIV and end the epidemic. This medication donation is among the largest ever in the United States and is part of Gilead’s broader ongoing initiatives to help ensure that everyone who can benefit from PrEP is able to access it. Gilead will

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provide the CDC with up to 2.4 million bottles of Truvada® annually for uninsured Americans at risk for HIV. Gilead’s donation will support a greatly accelerated effort to reach these individuals, as well as create an opportunity for state and local partnerships to develop and implement protocols that are intended to ensure that uninsured people at risk for HIV are given access to PrEP at no cost. Beyond the donation, Gilead’s commitment to combating the HIV/ AIDS epidemic includes the COMPASS (COMmitment to Partnership in Addressing HIV/AIDS in Southern States) Initiative™. COMPASS is a 10-year, $100 million commitment to address the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the South through capacity building, mental health and traumainformed care, and awareness and antistigma education.

LIVING THE AMERICAN DREAM At NJIT, Samuel serves as a member of the Albert Dorman Honors College Board of Visitors. He was awarded the Edward F. Weston Medal for Professional Achievement by the university in 2010, which is presented to alumni in recognition of outstanding personal, professional and civic achievement, and commitment to the development of the university. On May 21, 2019, he received an honorary Doctor of Science at NJIT’s 103rd Commencement ceremony.

In January 2019, Samuel was elected to the National Academy of Engineering “for innovations in supply chain management and manufacturing technologies central to delivering medication in developing countries.” He currently is under consideration for induction to the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering for “pioneering new approaches to providing medicines in developing countries.” Samuel said that the most rewarding aspect of his career is the level of duality. “I think the first is that I have this really cool job where I’m helping to bring medicines to people who need them,” he explained. “These are life saving medicines. You either live or die of HIV, or you live or you die of liver cancer, which Hepatitis B and C lead to, or you die of fungal infections, as you do in a transplant — a liver transplant, a heart transplant...We have a drug that if taken appropriately prevents you from getting HIV. These are life saving medicines, and I have a really cool job that allows us to bring these medicines into countries that save lives. On our business card we have “Advancing Therapeutics, Improving Lives,” and I really get to do the ‘improving lives’ piece. The other part — because there’s a duality to it — is that I’ve been fortunate and blessed to be able to help my family climb out of an immigrant life, to really optimize what America is about. It’s about individuals that can come from a small Caribbean island and pursue their dreams, give back and achieve things. I am living the American dream. I think that’s fascinating as well.” n Author: Christina Crovetto is editor of NJIT Magazine.

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Campaign Results

$201,019,052 total raised

257

new student scholarships created

23,725+

total number of donors

$50 million added to NJITâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s endowment.

NOW $120+ million

THANK YOU!

2018 HONOR ROLL NJIT FOUNDATION DONORS

NJIT HONOR ROLL OF DONORS FOR 2018

THANK YOU

Covering gifts received between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018

Dear NJIT Alumni and Benefactors:

On behalf of President Bloom and the entire New Jersey Institute of Technology community, I am delighted to share with you our 2018 Honor Roll of Donors – and to thank you for your remarkable generosity in support of the university.

ALUMNI

Alan L. Rubin, ’48, ’52 A. H. Schwartz, ’48, ’54*

1941

Donors Robert G. Cordes, ’48 Donald Metsky, ’48 William H. Oberndorf, ’48, ’52

This past year was one in which NJIT continued to reach new and unprecedented heights – as an academic and research powerhouse, as a catalyst of much-needed economic development, and as a preferred destination for hardworking and high-achieving students eager to receive a worldclass, career-relevant STEM education.

1949

Just as important, NJIT’s decidedly upward trajectory has garnered much deserved – and long overdue – recognition from a variety of corners. A few recent examples:

Annual Fellow Rudolph A. Dehn, ’41

1943 Annual Fellow George J. Bergdolt, ’43 Harry G. Lake, ’43

1944 Annual Fellow Daniel J. Smith, ’44*

1945 Eberhardt Society Albert A. Dorman, ’45, ’99 HON Weston Society Casper Bocina, ’45

1947 Dean’s Club Fred M. Bruno, ’47 Annual Fellow Joseph S. Agnello, Sr., ’47, ’62 Melvin Wolkstein, ’47 Donors David S. Cohen, ’47, ’51* Harry F. Loeser, ’47 Joseph P. Messina, ’47, ’53 Gerald Stolar, ’47, ’49 Martin R. Weinberg, ’47

1948 Weston Society Edward Miller, ’48* Annual Fellow Robert L. Criswell, Jr., ’48, ’49

Founders’ Club Richard F. Honigsbaum, ’49 Bernard M. Lubetkin, ’49, ’52 President’s Circle Roger R. Zoccolillo, ’49 Annual Fellow Warren Geller, ’49 William Gerber, ’49 Taras Kiceniuk, ’49 Lester T. Newill, ’49 Arnold C. Peterson, ’49 Donors C. Ronald Bach, ’49, ’57 H. Henry Stroke, ’49

1950 President’s Circle Robert C. Block, ’50 Annual Fellow Haig Kalfaian, ’50, ’67 George M. Loucas, ’50 William A. Monsees, ’50 Edward L. Roller, ’50 Frederick Singer, Jr., ’50 Marcel B. Zucchino, ’50 Donors Richard T. Alpaugh, ’50 Frank H. Ames, Jr., ’50 Eugene J. Bundas, ’50* Frank T. Scalera, ’50 Shimon Schwarzschild, ’50 J. Donald Singalewitch, ’50

• U.S. News & World Report ranked us #106 among all national universities in 2019 – the highest ranking that NJIT has ever earned in the magazine’s annual “Best Colleges” publication. • Forbes and The New York Times named us as the #1 university in the entire nation for enabling students to achieve upward socioeconomic mobility. • PayScale put us in the top 2% of all colleges and universities for return on investment. • Princeton Review included the university among its “Best 384 Colleges” and identified us as a top college in the Northeast region. • The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education classified NJIT as an R1 institution, making it one of just 131 universities in the nation – and one of just three in New Jersey – that boast the “highest research activity.” I hope that all of you take great pride in these accolades, as well as the many accomplishments and successes upon which they are based. I also hope you know how grateful we are to our alumni and friends for helping us scale such lofty heights. The considerable time, talent, and treasure that you have invested in our students, faculty, programs, and facilities are among the forces driving NJIT’s notable progress during the past few years. Last year alone, 5,247 donors contributed nearly $15 million to the university, establishing 43 new scholarships and adding $7.6 million to the endowment. These are impressive totals, and they reflect your continued confidence not only in the enduring value of an NJIT degree but in the promise and potential of our talented students. On their behalf, in particular, you have our profound and lasting gratitude. Sincerely,

Kenneth Alexo, Jr., Ph.D. Vice President for Development & Alumni Relations President, Foundation at NJIT

The Leadership Circle includes the Eberhardt Society – $25,000 or more, Weston Society – $10,000 to $24,999, Founders’ Club – $5,000 to $9,999, President’s Circle – $1,000 to $4,999. In addition to the Leadership Circle, gifts are recognized at the Dean’s Club – $500 to $999, Annual Fellow – $100 to $499 and Donors – up to $99. *deceased

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Donors Ruth S. Barnes, ’55 Ronald Waxman, ’55 Alvin H. Weiss, ’55

1956 President’s Circle Joseph Jenus, Jr., ’56 Richard C. Pinto, ’56 William C. Wilhelm, ’56 Dean’s Club Stephen H. Hall, ’56 Rudolph Oehm, ’56 Roy E. Pibermann, ’56

The Golden Highlanders — those who received their NCE degrees 50 or more years ago — represented the university’s most senior and distinguished alumni at the 2018 Commencement ceremony.

1951 Eberhardt Society Joseph J. Longo, ’51 President’s Circle Peter Garippa, ’51 Dean’s Club Donald P. Paulsen, ’51 John Basarab, Jr., ’51, ’56 Annual Fellow Edward J. Bodek, ’51 Charles R. Field, ’51 John T. Fitzgibbon, ’51 Peter A. Olivo, ’51, ’59 Louis A. Pasteelnick, ’51 Robert H. Sawyer, ’51, ’60 Charles H. Seeger, ’51* Donors Harold Brown, ’51 Fernand F. Martin, ’51 Edward F. Sciuk, ’51

1952 Eberhardt Society William F. Rutkaitis, ’52* Weston Society Anonymous Edward W. Rogers, ’52 President’s Circle John B. Mandle, ’52 Joseph A. Masino, ’52 William L. Taetzsch, ’52 Annual Fellow William A. Kaepernik, Sr., ’52 Vincent N. Palmo, Sr., ’52 Saul S. Schreier, ’52, ’57 Walter A. Veit, ’52

Donors Seymour Breyer, ’52 Hugo F. Casatelli, ’52* Arthur A. Coppola, ’52 Joseph H. Fierstein, ’52 Martin M. Gurvitch, ’52 Robert C. Harding, ’52 Dominick E. Roberti, ’52 Robert D. Ryerson, ’52 William L. Thoden, ’52

1953 Eberhardt Society Charles R. Lipuma, ’53, ’56 Founders’ Club Richard Crittenden, ’53 President’s Circle Herbert A. Beebe, Sr., ’53 Earle A. Nirmaier, ’53, ’56 Annual Fellow Ellsworth M. Brown, Jr., ’53 Kenneth F. Geiger, ’53 John E. Gulow, ’53, ’66 William H. Nash, ’53 Raymond S. Poquette, Jr., ’53, ’61 Donors Daniel Hampel, ’53 Richard F. Johnson, ’53 John A. Minchak, ’53 John W. Sadvary, ’53, ’58, ’63 Kurt M. Striny, ’53, ’61

1954 President’s Circle John F. Delahunt, ’54, ’60 William P. Kram, ’54 Henry R. Krauss, ’54 John A. Mulligan, ’54, ’59

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Fred O. Stickle, ’54 Joseph T. Zimnoch, ’54, ’58 Dean’s Club Stanley J. Kurzeja, ’54 Annual Fellow Manuel Ares, ’54 Charles W. Bradley, Jr., ’54 Richard A. Crocco, ’54 Peter L. Currie, ’54 Martin Friedman, ’54 Bohdan C. Hryniewicz, ’54 Frederick L. Johnson, ’54 John A. Klein, ’54 Arthur A. Linfante, Jr., ’54, ’60 Charles G. Mueller, ’54 LeRoy M. Varga, ’54 Donors John P. Baccoli, ’54 Angelo Guastaferro, ’54 Roger F. Kreh, ’54 Paul W. Lenk, ’54 Rudolph M. Tippner, ’54

1955

Annual Fellow Paul H. Beck, ’56 George W. Burker, ’56 Dominick Centurioni, ’56 Harvey Cohen, ’56 Piave Corradi, ’56 Ralph De Yoreo, ’56 John J. Dell, ’56* Theodore A. Gropler, ’56, ’63 John P. Hanley, Jr., ’56 Edward J. Kaiser, ’56 Donald C. Linske, Sr., ’56 Michael M. Mokris, ’56 Edward R. Nolan, ’56, ’59 Philip M. Pomerantz, ’56 Richard A. Signorelli, ’56, ’64 Kenneth A. Taylor, ’56 John S. Urban, ’56 Donors Benjamin C. Fessler, ’56* Joseph Heinen, ’56 Richard F. Kirchner, ’56 Donald J. Kroeck, ’56 Samuel G. Lefkowitz, ’56 Lawrence I. Lerner, ’56 James H. Morgan, ’56, ’65 Hans H. Nord, ’56 Irene S. Phillips, ’56

1957

Weston Society Jerome Drexler, ’55, ’79 HON

President’s Circle Edwina J. Chesky, ’57 Roy T. Halle, Sr., ’57 Harold A. Sarvetnick, ’57

President’s Circle R. Cynthia Pruett, ’55

Dean’s Club Nicholas J. Huth, ’57

Annual Fellow George R. Conover, ’55 Donald E. Grosso, ’55, ’61 Alfred C. Kirsche, Jr., ’55 Charles J. Morel, ’55 Robert J. Postlethwaite, ’55 Donald S. Sikora, ’55 Leonard C. Wodzanowski, ’55 Donald C. Woodnorth, ’55

Annual Fellow James D. Brown, ’57 James T. Clarkson, ’57* Richard F. De Venezia, ’57 John P. Feltovic, ’57, ’65 Anthony J. Ferlazzo, ’57* Armand A. Gregoli, ’57, ’63 William S. Kowalski, ’57, ’63 Theodore F. Laffey, Jr., ’57 August F. Manz, Sr., ’57, ’59

James S. Murphy, ’57 Michael Perlsweig, ’57, ’61 Elio E. Prince, ’57, ’62 Edmond V. Ray, Jr., ’57 Donatas Skucas, ’57 Norbert J. Wasileski, ’57 Michael P. Zichelli, Jr., ’57 Donors Walter K. Brinkmann, ’57 Robert J. Capik, ’57, ’59 Victor Crisci, ’57 Brian F. Eden, ’57 Thomas J. Gaven, ’57, ’60 Richard J. Gurak, ’57 Carl H. Koch, Jr., ’57 Karl Kubak, ’57 Herbert R. Meisel, ’57 Thomas J. Robe, ’57, ’64

1958 Weston Society Larry Lewin, ’58 President’s Circle John B. Andriulli, ’58 Robert C. Arndt, ’58 James P. Boyle, ’58 David Ferruzza, ’58 Ronald E. Freese, ’58* Dean’s Club Robert J. Allen, Jr., ’58 Edgar G. Kaup, ’58, ’63 Edward J. Parker, ’58 Bernard J. Pisacich, ’58 Annual Fellow Mario Ambrosio, ’58 Robert L. Bowser, ’58 John M. Drennan, ’58 Robert M. Gogal, Sr., ’58 Robert C. Knowlton, ’58 Thaddeus J. Kobylarz, ’58 Marvin Kravitz, ’58, ’65 Thomas W. Link, ’58* Frederick J. Neff, ’58* Stephen Petrik, ’58 John L. Progelhof, ’58 Harris C. Rawicz, ’58, ’61 Ernani C. Vergano, ’58, ’61 Richard E. Wagoner, ’58 Wayne A. Webb, ’58, ’62 Donors Alfred Berg, ’58, ’64 Howard D. Camp, Jr., ’58 Louis L. Fornoff, ’58 Peter J. Gillespie, ’58 Louis F. Haitmanek, ’58, ’66 Martin J. Hogan, ’58 Michael H. Mansky, ’58, ’65 Robert Marshall, Sr., ’58 John T. McCann, ’58 Ronald F. McCann, ’58

The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

Zoltan S. Nagy, ’58 Henry Nieuzytek, ’58 Dudley Smythe, Jr., ’58, ’66 Otto W. Taddei, ’58

1959 Weston Society John W. Seazholtz, ’59 Dean’s Club Joseph W. O’Rourke, ’59 Annual Fellow Richard H. Dierkes, ’59 John C. Hoagland, ’59 Carl H. Ilg, ’59 William F. Imfeld, ’59 Mindaugas Jatulis, ’59 Gerard R. Kamm, ’59 George A. Kritzler, ’59 Gregory J. Maleski, ’59 Harold Nightingale, Jr., ’59 John A. Sinker, ’59 Donald E. Swakopf, ’59 Neale Sweetman, ’59 Salvatore P. Torrisi, ’59, ’62 Michael A. Turk, ’59 Dino C. Vergano, ’59 Donors James E. Barr, ’59 Fred P. Barrie, ’59 James G. Cairoli, ’59 Joseph F. Daly, ’59* Edwin M. Goldberg, ’59, ’66

Edward E. Klehr, ’59 Hugh Murphy, Jr., ’59, ’63 Sander E. Nydick, ’59 Thomas J. Plinio, ’59 Matthew Rolnick, ’59 Murray L. Rose, ’59 Robert J. Savage, ’59, ’66 Anthony A. Vanagas, ’59 Arthur R. Vannucchi, ’59 Albert P. Vercammen, ’59 Albert M. Wagner, ’59 James R. Wallace, ’59, ’62 Paul Zucker, ’59

1960 Eberhardt Society Jacqueline C. Kane, ’60* Anthony R. Saporito, ’60 Founders’ Club Matthew M. Nigro, ’60 President’s Circle Kenneth E. Benson, ’60* Jack J. Griffel, ’60 John G. Hedin, ’60 Paul E. Huber, ’60 Terence J. McGurn, ’60, ’63 Willliam Savin, ’60, ’62 Dean’s Club Lawrence J. Arena, ’60 David Fink, ’60 Ronald S. Gajdos, ’60 Robert M. Gruninger, ’60, ’68

Kenneth G. Rapp, ’60 Dominick R. Vetri, ’60 Annual Fellow William C. Albert, ’60, ’67 Joseph Barry, Jr., ’60 John R. Bottger, ’60 Michael J. Cafone, Jr., ’60 Urs V. Cesana, ’60 Michael R. Demcsak, ’60, ’68 Martin P. Hoffman, ’60 Norbert G. Hornstein, ’60 Eugene J. Kaiser, ’60 Edward L. Keins, ’60 James V. Klimchock, ’60, ’69 Roman S. Krochmal, ’60 Sheldon Krueger, ’60, ’64 Robert A. Pege, ’60 Angelo M. Pirrelo, ’60, ’64 Roy G. Schmidt, ’60 Edward A. Szott, ’60 Joseph M. Tak, ’60 George H. Tikijian, ’60, ’65 Robert J. Weeks, ’60* Donors Manfred E. Angermann, ’60 Frank E. Bertram, ’60 Ignazio N. Biase, ’60 Philip Bloom, ’60 Walter A. Butkus, ’60 Richard Cantwell, ’60 Joseph G. Cappetta, ’60 Edward M. Conover, ’60 James D. Decker, ’60

Two distinguished individuals were recognized for achievements beneficial to the state and our nation, at Celebration, NJIT’s annual fundraiser for campuswide scholarship endowment funds, held on Nov. 9, 2018 at The Pleasantdale Chateau in West Orange, N.J. From left: NJIT President Joel S. Bloom; Daniel J. Carroll ‘65, ’70; R. Cynthia Pruett ’55; and Dr. Diane Bloom. IBM was also recognized for its exceptional commitment to supporting NJIT.

The Leadership Circle includes the Eberhardt Society – $25,000 or more, Weston Society – $10,000 to $24,999, Founders’ Club – $5,000 to $9,999, President’s Circle – $1,000 to $4,999. In addition to the Leadership Circle, gifts are recognized at the Dean’s Club – $500 to $999, Annual Fellow – $100 to $499 and Donors – up to $99.

*deceased

OLYMPIAN SOCIETY Lifetime giving of $1,000,000 or more Individuals Anonymous (3) June Chaplick* Chris P. Christie, ’73* Helen M. Clark* Francene and C. Stephen Cordes, ’72 Joseph A. Courter, ’36* Joan and Albert A. Dorman, ’45, ’99 HON Estelle* and Seymour “Zoom” Fleisher, ’51* Gilbert W. Glass, ’41* William S. Guttenberg, ’44* Helen Hartmann* Kazuo Hashimoto, ’94* Barbara A. and J. Robert Hillier, ’17 HON Diana L. Hoenig, ’85* W. Frank Hurlburt Jr., ’35* Alfred W. Kaiser, ’39* Jacqueline Kane, ’60* Brian G. Kiernan, ’70 Laura* and Wilbur J., ’33, ’35 Kupfrian* Henry J. Leir* Sonia and Raymond J. McGowan ’64 W. Peter Metz* Manuelita S. Michaud* in Memory of J. Ray Michaud Gertrude G. Morse* Julia Murawski* Vincent Naimoli, ’62, ’09 HON Sandra L. and John H. Olson, ’61, ’66 John A. Reif, Jr., ’52* Susan K. and Philip L. Rinaldi, ’68, ’77, ’17 HON George Spatz, ’50, ’54* Martin Tuchman, ’62 James N. Wise* Yalan Wang Wu, ’87 and Ying Wu, ’88, ’16 HON Otto H. York, HON* Rudolph Zirm, ’44*

Corporations, Foundations and Other Organizations Anonymous (2) Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

AlliedSignal Inc. Amelior Foundation Annenberg Foundation AT&T Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Compass Group North America Douglas Durgie Charitable Family Foundation Ericsson ExxonMobil Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Gourmet Dining Services, LLC Health E Citi Independent Alumni of NJIT J.P. Morgan Chase Co. W. M. Keck Foundation Henry H. Kessler Foundation Kresge Foundation The Leir Charitable Foundations Materials Research Corporation McDonnell Douglas Corp. MCJ Amelior Foundation Mentor Graphics Corp. Merck NACME, Inc. National Starch and Chemical Company National Steering Committee for CIM Panasonic Corporation of North America PeopleSoft, Inc. Pepsi Bottling Group Gustavus and Louis Pfeiffer Research Foundation Prudential PSEG Roche Schering-Plough Corp. Vincent A. Stabile Foundation Valid Logic Systems, Inc. Verizon VersaCad Corporation Victoria Foundation Wells Fargo

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1960 continued Vincent F. Difini, ’60 Leonard D. Gigantino, ’60, ’66 Warren H. Jones, ’60* Robert Kobberger, ’60 Charles L. Nalezny, ’60 Borah S. Simon, ’60

1961 Eberhardt Society A. Michael Noll, ’61 John H. Olson, ’61, ’66 President’s Circle George Post, ’61 George Roman, ’61 Joseph F. Tartaglia, ’61 Siegfried M. Zierau, ’61, ’63 Dean’s Club Chester Cosgrove, ’61, ’65 Charles W. Griswold, ’61 Raymond J. McEntee, ’61 Theodore H. Simonsen, ’61 Annual Fellow David C. Anthony, ’61 Stanley M. Barauskas, ’61 Frank R. Bruno, ’61 Frances R. Callanan, ’61 Richard V. Comiso, ’61 William J. Ehner, ’61 Fred W. Ehrman, ’61 John J. Evans, Jr., ’61 William G. Fischer, Jr., ’61 Carol F. Fordonski, ’61 Gerard J. Foschini, ’61 Alexander W. Gall, ’61 Samuel Goldfarb, ’61 Richard P. Grimm, ’61 George A. Hazelrigg, Jr., ’61, ’63 Allan J. Kratavil, ’61 Donald J. Lacey, ’61 Richard J. Luciano, ’61 William B. May, Sr., ’61 Anthony J. Pizza, ’61 Richard A. Quodomine, Jr., ’61

Albert L. Ryff, Jr., ’61 Gerard F. Schomberg, ’61 Edwin A. Shell, ’61 Kurt Strater, ’61 George W. Watts, ’61 Henry I. Zelisse, ’61 Donors Charles T. Alt, ’61 George J. Ammon, Sr., ’61 Allan R. Budris, ’61 James F. Day, ’61 Antonius Genakos, ’61 Donald A. Guarino, ’61, ’66 Ralph T. Hansen, ’61 Richard Lesnik, ’61 Robert R. Lorentzen, ’61, ’65, ’75 Boris Maximow, ’61 Robert A. Meyers, ’61 John J. Oliva, ’61 Robert J. Papaieck, ’61 Joseph T. Sova, Jr., ’61 Peter Szabados, ’61 Joseph Unterkofler, Jr., ’61

1962 Eberhardt Society Martin Tuchman, ’62 Weston Society Leona M. Seazholtz, ’62 President’s Circle Donald F. Kruse, ’62 Gene R. O’Brien, ’62 Henry Offermann, II, ’62 Norman F. Whiteley, Jr., ’62

John V. Droughton, ’62 Frank V. Effenberger, ’62, ’65 George Gosen, Jr., ’62 Robert D. Hume, ’62 David R. Johnson, ’62 Robert P. Kirchner, ’62, ’64 Michael A. Lanni, ’62 Robert J. Leavy, ’62 Marshall A. Lerner, ’62 James F. McConkey, Jr., ’62, ’66 F. Donald Paris, ’62 Francis R. Perkins, ’62 Richard W. Post, ’62 David H. Potash, ’62 James G. Quintiere, ’62 Willard A. Robinson, ’62 Michael Rusinko, ’62 Vladimir A. Stiglich, ’62 John Turow, ’62 William R. Udicious, ’62 Morris A. Vivona, ’62, ’66 Donors Walter H. Breyer, ’62 David T. Christie, ’62 George J. Feneis, ’62 Norman S. Justesen, Jr., ’62 John J. Schlager, ’62 Harry R. Sheather, ’62, ’76 Hugh B. Syme, ’62 Steven J. Toth, ’62 William F. Treiber, ’62 Richard Wynja, ’62 Andrew G. Zourides, ’62

1963

Dean’s Club Peter T. Bergstrom, ’62 Robert L. Du Bois, ’62 Ronald L. Panitch, ’62 Alvin L. Zach, Jr., ’62, ’63

President’s Circle Garrett C. Doninger, ’63 Michael C. Gottlieb, ’63 William Paulus, Jr., ’63 William J. Zilliox, ’63

Annual Fellow Walter A. Braun, ’62 Donald A. Breen, ’62 Ernest J. Carnicelli, ’62, ’69 Paul M. Cherubino, ’62 John M. Coon, ’62

Dean’s Club Thomas H. Johnson, ’63, ’67 Thomas J. Kesolits, ’63, ’68 George E. Koleszar, ’63* Annual Fellow Albert J. Calabrese, ’63

GIVING BY PURPOSE FY 2018

Research 9%

Students 45%

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Campus & Facilities 22%

Faculty & Programs 24%

John E. Chamberlain, ’63, ’67 Charles C. Cook, ’63 James H. Edwards, ’63 Robert E. Farmer, ’63 William H. King, Jr., ’63 Robert J. Kleissler, ’63, ’71 V. Walter Kolu, ’63, ’68 George W. Labik, ’63, ’68 William G. Muldowney, ’63 Norman J. Pass, ’63 John J. Piret, ’63 Willem Post, ’63 Michael F. Quinn, Jr., ’63 Peter J. Resetar, ’63 George H. Reuter, ’63 Sidney T. Ruck, ’63, ’67 James F. Sandford, ’63 Richard E. Thek, ’63 Ralph E. Transue, ’63 Stephen P. Yurko, ’63 Frank Zaffino, ’63 Donors Joseph P. Corallo, Sr., ’63 Frank J. D’Alessio, Jr., ’63 James L. Furey, ’63 Marvin S. Gittes, ’63 Phillip L. Gural, ’63 Warren R. Hopper, ’63 Ronald F. Lovenguth, ’63, ’64, ’68 Jim J. McDonald, ’63 Jack J. Moskowitz, ’63 Anthony J. Pellecchia, ’63 John J. Sharkey, ’63 Peter E. Zdenek, ’63

1964 Eberhardt Society Ronald M. Dooley, ’64 Raymond J. McGowan, ’64 Weston Society Gene Tremblay, ’64 Founders’ Club Paul W. Klein, ’64, ’68 President’s Circle Herman F. De Jong, ’64 Anita J. La Salle, ’64, ’71 Philip R. Magaletta, ’64, ’68 Cornelius I. Van Cleef, ’64 Richard D. Wilkins, ’64 Dean’s Club Frederick A. Boldt, ’64 Paul E. Maguire, ’64 Albert L. Papp, Jr., ’64 Carl W. Repsher, ’64 Heinrich M. Schoening, ’64 Robert J. Trongone, ’64 John L. Zozzaro, ’64, ’69 Annual Fellow Peter A. Abruzzese, ’64 Charles F. Armbrust, ’64, ’69 Michael A. Basileo, ’64

Lester T. Cox, Jr., ’64 Lawrence Decker, ’64 Raymond T. Hsu, ’64 Anthony J. Ippolito, ’64 Richard N. Johanson, ’64 Allen Katz, ’64, ’71 Edward M. Kelley, ’64, ’71 William R. Larsen, ’64 John B. Leber, ’64 Henry F. Lyon, ’64, ’69 Louis G. Marcello, ’64 Bruce R. May, ’64 Louis P. Mirandy, ’64 Kenneth J. Oexle, ’64, ’66 Brent S. Parry, ’64 John M. Patterson, ’64 Thomas Spencer, III, ’64, ’69 Toomas Tehve, ’64, ’75 Charles J. Trushell, ’64 Gerald D. Uttrachi, ’64, ’67, ’69 Stanley A. Wyspianski, ’64 Donors Charles F. Ames, ’64 John M. Burke, ’64 Donald D. Burtis, Sr., ’64* Frank P. Carbin, ’64 William M. Chepolis, ’64 Joel S. Cheroff, ’64 Wolfgang K. Fischer, ’64, ’72 John D. Glaser, ’64 Eugene C. Gobbo, ’64 Anthony C. Kaczka, ’64 Harvey J. Klee, ’64 Walter R. Lawson, ’64 Irvin S. Levine, ’64 Paul J. Lombardi, ’64 Charles W. Lynch, ’64 Ronald J. Nittoli, ’64 Elam Pitkjaan, ’64* Ihor B. Senyk, ’64 Joel S. Shrater, ’64, ’68 John Tercek, ’64 Richard L. Tower, ’64 James T. Webb, ’64

1965 Eberhardt Society Lawrence A. Raia, ’65 Weston Society Daniel J. Carroll, Jr., ’65, ’70 James F. Flynn, Jr., ’65 Founders’ Club Joseph F. Petersack, ’65 President’s Circle Robert F. Finnerty, ’65 Robert M. Haiken, ’65 Jerome S. Marger, ’65 Alan S. Rosenthal, ’65 Dean’s Club Laurence E. French, ’65, ’67 Gary R. LeMann, ’65

The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

Rodney T. Mueller, ’65, ’69 Robert B. Palasits, ’65 Annual Fellow Nicholas Baldo, ’65 Andrew Bartushak, ’65 Erich P. Becker, ’65 Arnold Brief, ’65, ’69 Ronald J. Bruniger, ’65 Richard D. Brusco, ’65 Stephen A. Budow, ’65 Lamar Burd, ’65 Gerard Clement, ’65 Leonard H. Drexler, ’65 John Erdreich, ’65 Adam Fischer, Jr., ’65, ’83 Robert J. Frishman, ’65 Frederick C. Guest, ’65 Shya Hao, ’65 Albert C. Harding, ’65 Frank M. Holtz, ’65 Paul A. Kaser, ’65 Lewis T. Ladocsi, III, ’65 August P. Lavornia, ’65, ’70 Howard R. Leary, ’65, ’74 John E. Lennox, ’65 William C. Maloid, Jr., ’65 Kevin J. McDermott, ’65 Richard T. Modafferi, ’65, ’68 Clifford A. Mohwinkel, ’65, ’67* Charles R. Monachello, ’65, ’69 Vitali V. Mostovoj, ’65 Preston R. Olinger, ’65 William A. Piegari, ’65 David Reitsma, ’65 Mark F. Slifkin, ’65 Jacob K. Struck, ’65 Robert P. Szczerbak, ’65 Lawrence S. Taccone, ’65 Bernard Teubert, ’65 Stig A. Torstenson, ’65, ’73 Richard S. Valko, ’65 William F. Washburn, ’65 Walter Weissman, ’65 Regis P. Zelenz, ’65 Donors Aldo Arena, ’65 John D. Bien, ’65, ’70 Raymond W. Brown, ’65 Roger A. Cumming, ’65 Frank F. DiMaggio, ’65 Robert Dix, ’65, ’66, ’70 Daniel G. Gaydos, ’65, ’94 Charles Hershkowitz, ’65 Peter F. Kasuba, ’65 Robert A. Mason, ’65 Gilbert W. Maymon, ’65 Kenneth G. Moerschel, ’65

Christian C. Petersen, ’65 Louis D. Piszker, ’65 Anthony J. Rustako, Jr., ’65, ’69 Walter E. Sproul, ’65 Harry A. Winarski, ’65, ’70 Joseph W. Zarnick, ’65

1966 Founders’ Club Donald J. Wallace, ’66 President’s Circle Richard G. Day, Jr., ’66 Louis J. Pucher, ’66 John B. Wallace, ’66* John J. Walsh, ’66 Dean’s Club Ronald J. Toole, ’66 Annual Fellow Tiffany B. Bailey, ’66 William F. Bauer, Jr., ’66 Ronald W. Dandorph, ’66 Donald C. Dvorak, ’66 William J. Ehrhardt, ’66 Karnig H. Ekizian, ’66, ’70 Henry Finzel, Jr., ’66 Eugene A. Graber, ’66 Richard S. Grabowy, ’66 Louis Hari, ’66 Richard Hawks, ’66 Harvey J. Heir, ’66 Fredric J. Holub, ’66 Matthew A. Husson, III, ’66 Charles J. Ingraham, ’66 Daniel R. Kahn, ’66 Edward J. Klebaur, Jr., ’66 Richard D. Lerner, ’66 Frank M. Magalhaes, ’66, ’69 Norman J. Meier, Jr., ’66, ’73 Ronald J. Mickiewicz, ’66 Philip F. Minalga, ’66, ’71 Vincent C. Minardi, ’66 James A. Panacek, ’66 James R. Pennino, ’66 Charles J. Penza, ’66 Mark H. Rackin, ’66 Frank B. Rinciari, ’66 James P. Rutt, ’66 Peter A. Schkeeper, ’66 John N. Schneider, ’66 Kenneth R. Schroll, ’66, ’70 Thomas E. Sharp, ’66 Joel A. Shelko, ’66 Norman Z. Shilling, ’66, ’72 Gerald M. Sienicki, ’66 Frank Spano, ’66 Robert P. Stanley, ’66 John M. Stevens, ’66

GIVING BY SOURCE FY 2018

Other 4%

Alumni 37%

Friends 4% Foundations 6%

Boards 12%

Corporations 37%

Harry G. Stoll, ’66 John R. Szott, ’66 John S. Truhan, Jr., ’66, ’71 Arnold I. Waldman, ’66 Charles J. Wasserloos, Sr., ’66 Frank M. Weinberg, ’66 David A. Wiener, ’66, ’72 Ronald T. Yutko, ’66 Donors Louis D. Ancillai, ’66 Joseph J. Barba, ’66 Joseph F. Beebe, ’66 Bernard R. Berson, ’66 Horace G. Bischoff, ’66 Edward J. Brozena, ’66 Joseph M. Calo, ’66 Frank J. Cestone, ’66 William Cole, III, ’66 Joseph R. Crawley, Sr., ’66 August W. Cronenberg, ’66 George E. Daddis, ’66 Frank T. DiPalma, ’66 Bernd S. Givon, ’66 Robert L. Goetze, ’66 Gerald Goldfaden, ’66 Paul S. Herklotz, ’66 Edward Hillis, ’66 Barry J. Hollander, ’66 Ronald C. Holzhauser, ’66 Wayne O. Jackson, ’66 Joyce Kufel, ’66, ’75 Arthur V. Larson, ’66 I. Henry Lewis, Jr., ’66 George E. Lutz, Jr., ’66 John M. Moore, ’66 Joseph Novello, ’66 Richard E. Schroeder, ’66 Charles J. Sebastyan, Sr., ’66 Thomas G. Tredinnick, ’66 Kenneth Watov, ’66 James A. Whelan, ’66, ’68, ’72

1967 Eberhardt Society Tommaso F. Scarfone, ’67 Michael H. Wallach, ’67 President’s Circle Richard A. Falcon, ’67 Victor J. Ferlise, ’67 Susan M. Harrington, ’67, ’88 George J. Kelly, ’67 Dean’s Club Joseph A. Diorio, ’67 Ben J. Gazdowicz, ’67 Thomas M. Juliano, ’67, ’70, ’79 Harry H. Lee, ’67 Anthony P. Martino, ’67 Wayne A. Novak, ’67 John F. O’Connor, ’67 Charles J. Supko, Jr., ’67, ’70 Annual Fellow John E. Ahern, ’67 Frederick Becker, Jr., ’67 Robert L. Boysen, ’67 Gregory A. Buckalew, ’67 Arthur J. Carlucci, ’67 Francis N. Cavalier, ’67 Kathleen P. Ciociola, ’67 George G. Cozzolino, ’67 George N. DePuy, ’67 Richard J. Fell, ’67 Robert W. Frasco, ’67 Victor J. Galgano, ’67, ’71 John A. Gulsby, Sr., ’67 Charles M. Hansen, ’67 Joseph F. Keegel, Jr., ’67 Joseph Klem, ’67 Dan Korolyshyn, ’67 Gilbert Lotti, ’67 James A. Malcolm, ’67

Francis A. McGuirk, Jr., ’67 John W. Myrna, ’67 John M. Niemiec, ’67, ’96 Ronald A. Petty, ’67 Bernard M. Pietrucha, ’67 Joseph J. Potoczniak, ’67 Ronald E. Pratt, ’67 Warren T. Reinhardt, ’67 Bruce E. Riede, ’67, ’69 Steve M. Rohde, ’67 Donald E. Ronk, ’67 Robert A. Rossi, ’67 Thomas T. Rothman, ’67 Howard M. Searle, ’67 Joseph T. Skiba, ’67 Raymond A. Spinelli, ’67 Joseph A. Staba, Jr., ’67 Barry A. Stevens, ’67 Albert H. Terhune, III, ’67 Frederic T. Terry, ’67 James R. Tosso, ’67 Robert P. Vogel, ’67 Warren Von Worley, ’67 Paul B. Weise, ’67 Joseph J. Yutsus, Jr., ’67 Donors George J. Bloeser, Jr., ’67 James C. Esposito, ’67 George E. Faas, Jr., ’67 Jerry D. Harper, ’67 Ronald D. Istivan, ’67 George W. Karshina, ’67 James W. Leimkuhler, ’67 Michael Lloyd, ’67 Charles T. Paul, ’67, ’72 Rocco J. Robortaccio, ’67 Thomas W. Seigle, Jr., ’67 Jack W. Sharp, ’67 Arthur W. Smith, ’67 Mark VanderWeit, ’67

The Leadership Circle includes the Eberhardt Society – $25,000 or more, Weston Society – $10,000 to $24,999, Founders’ Club – $5,000 to $9,999, President’s Circle – $1,000 to $4,999. In addition to the Leadership Circle, gifts are recognized at the Dean’s Club – $500 to $999, Annual Fellow – $100 to $499 and Donors – up to $99.

*deceased

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1968 Weston Society Peter A. Cistaro, ’68 Founders’ Club Gregory J. Piegari, ’68 President’s Circle John Bernet, Jr., ’68 Philip L. Rinaldi, ’68, ’77, ’17 HON Richard J. Rodrick, ’68 Rachel H. Teslenko, ’68 George E. Williams, Sr., ’68 Dean’s Club Michael J. Gallagher, ’68 Paul J. Hacker, ’68, ’76 Frank V. Squillaro, Jr., ’68 Chris I. Strand, ’68 Edwin H. Weibrecht, Jr., ’68 Stephen A. Zapoticzny, ’68, ’75 Annual Fellow Austin L. Alvarez, ’68 Richard A. Barnaskas, ’68 Dennis C. Borecki, ’68 Thomas J. Brincka, ’68 Alan Bromborsky, ’68 Joseph G. Chiarell, ’68 John J. Cicconi, Jr., ’68 Vernon E. Cooper, ’68 John F. Crossan, ’68 Noam Eimer, ’68, ’70 Joseph W. Ianniello, ’68 George P. James, ’68 Imants Kalnins, ’68, ’73 Edward J. Kubinec, ’68 John W. Lurski, ’68 Casimir J. Matonis, ’68 Richard W. Miller, ’68 Robert F. Molnar, ’68 Dennis R. Morgan, ’68 Charles G. Munier, ’68 William J. Muszynski, ’68, ’72 Richard J. Naberezny, ’68 Daniel B. Nalepa, ’68 Joseph P. Nalio, ’68, ’71 Michael J. O’Brien, ’68 Thomas J. Olenik, ’68, ’70 Robert W. Parsons, ’68 Anthony H. Pereira, ’68 Herbert E. Pessin, ’68 Thomas M. Piascik, ’68 Angelo R. Pordon, ’68, ’74 Richard A. Preuss, ’68 Rocco R. Ricciardi, Jr., ’68 Robert M. Rodrick, ’68, ’71 Joseph E. Salmon, ’68 George E. Schaller, ’68, ’74 George F. Schilp, Jr., ’68 Peter H. Schmidt, ’68, ’74 Anthony Sodano, ’68 Russell W. Spiess, ’68 Fred Steinberg, ’68

Ronald C. Stern, ’68 Judith L. Titolo, ’68 John E. Traina, ’68, ’72 Ronald J. Trudeau, ’68 Gary S. Vaganek, ’68 Timothy S. Yarger, ’68

NJIT ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS DECADE FY 2018

Donors Robert C. Birbiglia, ’68 Thomas N. Buckley, ’68 James R. Dalin, ’68, ’70 Richard A. Dietlein, ’68 Edward J. Ewen, ’68 Lawrence J. Fischer, ’68 Erik G. Garv, ’68 Rudolph P. Geurds, ’68 William J. Higgins, ’68, ’76 Fred L. Huykman, ’68 Edward J. Janosko, ’68 Leroy F. Johnson, ’68 Robert W. Kacmarsky, ’68 Robert A. Kivitt, ’68 Douglas Koubek, ’68 Arnold M. Manaker, ’68 Gary R. Mirsky, ’68 M.G. Ollenschleger, ’68 Allen M. Ostrager, ’68 Patrick W. Parkinson, ’68, ’71 John Pesapane, ’68 Leo R. Potter, ’68, ’71 Richard J. Sitnik, ’68 Edmund A. Skorynko, ’68 Kenneth A. Stalgaitis, ’68 Joseph W. Stanecki, ’68, ’72

1969 Eberhardt Society Anonymous Frank A. Scarfone, ’69 Weston Society Hugh T. Conway, ’69 George M. Newcombe, ’69 Founders’ Club Frank Cassidy, ’69 President’s Circle Vincent H. Gifford, ’69 Paul J. Jancek, ’69 Peter A. Lewis, ’69 Glenn E. Storck, ’69, ’88 Joseph H. Zarzycki, ’69 Dean’s Club John Bober, ’69 Arthur E. Hahn, Jr., ’69 Walter A. Mainberger, ’69 Charles C. Marzullo, ’69 Francis F. Realini, ’69 Nicholas J. Spiridakis, ’69 Annual Fellow William R. Barth, ’69 Richard O. Cardinale, ’69 Brian P. Carman, ’69 Frank J. Castaldi, ’69

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’30s-’50s 10%

Millennials 23%

’60s 19%

’90s 13%

’70s 19% ’80s 16%

Paul E. Chiodo, ’69 Donald E. Combe, ’69 Stefano F. DeSteno, ’69 Roger J. Dolida, ’69 Anatoly Dritschilo, ’69 Frank N. Eskesen, ’69 Paul Fegter, ’69 Gary S. Figdore, ’69 Daniel J. Fox, ’69 Jack J. Giordano, ’69 Robert J. Grosso, ’69 Philip J. Heitzenroeder, Jr., ’69 Peter C. Jacobsen, ’69 Robert G. Kaseta, ’69 Harvey L. Klein, ’69 Richard A. Koppenaal, ’69 Joseph E. Kozic, ’69 Robert A. Kuchner, ’69 Harry J. Kurec, ’69 Michael A. Lemmo, ’69 Carl J. Mattes, ’69 Thomas J. McGeachen, ’69, ’95 Craig H. Naden, ’69 Dennis J. O’Brien, ’69 Richard J. Raczynski, ’69 Donald J. Reifer, ’69 Joseph W. Romash, ’69 Thomas A. Szebenyi, ’69 William J. Tanis, ’69 Jose M. Torres, ’69 Richard L. Van Iderstine, ’69 Carol B. White, ’69 George T. Wolff, ’69 Manuel Yglesias, Jr., ’69

Frank P. Fiori, ’69 John A. Frey, ’69 James D. Harding, Sr., ’69, ’73 Thomas F. Harding, ’69 Anthony A. LaPlaca, ’69 William G. Lothian, ’69, ’77 Ike Mardekian, ’69 Anthony P. Mastrolia, ’69 Jack R. McEwan, ’69 John C. Miller, Sr., ’69, ’74 Stanley J. Mozda, ’69 Raymond C. Orzechowski, ’69 George R. Pawlo, ’69 Jan C. Pollack, ’69 Ronald F. Price, ’69 Frederick J. Reznak, ’69 John P. Rooney, ’69 Rosemary S. Sammarco, ’69 Richard J. Schmieder, Sr., ’69 Edward J. Szczepanski, ’69 Carmen M. Telleri, ’69 Richard J. Tullo, ’69, ’72, ’99 Lewis R. Van Kampen, ’69 Arnold Vicidomini, Jr., ’69 Victor R. Wilford, ’69 Arthur L. Zanotti, ’69

Donors Vincent J. Blanco, ’69 Frank A. Calabrese, ’69, ’75 Charles E. Christianson, ’69 Rudolph D’Agostino, ’69, ’79 Richard R. Delgado, ’69, ’74 Daniel A. Di Domenico, ’69 Michael I. Distefano, ’69, ’72 Dennis W. Dittrick, ’69

President’s Circle Anonymous Robert N. Aupperlee, ’70 Edward J. Brouillard, ’70 Russell A. Chomiak, ’70, ’82 Cheryl A. Dahlberg, ’70 Patrick J. Natale, ’70, ’75

1970 Eberhardt Society Brian G. Kiernan, ’70 Weston Society Marion A. Conway, ’70, ’73 Founders’ Club Raymond A. Cassetta, ’70

Dean’s Club Harry T. Roman, ’70, ’74 Raymond H. Scherzer, ’70 Michael R. Strange, ’70 Gary J. Toman, ’70 Annual Fellow Howard Adler, ’70 Kenneth A. Ambruster, ’70 James J. Barry, ’70 Kenneth F. Bigos, ’70 Robert W. Blihar, ’70 Kenneth A. Catala, ’70 Charles A. Cataldi, Sr., ’70 William P. Collopy, ’70 William A. Costa, ’70 Edward J. Dempsey, ’70 Anthony P. Durso, Jr., ’70 Martin J. Freeman, ’70, ’77 Jeffrey E. Gernitis, ’70 Robert R. Goodrich, Jr., ’70 Henry C. Graf, ’70 George A. Grosso, ’70 David R. Hardy, ’70 Robert J. Hoernlein, ’70, ’80 Edmond W. Israelski, ’70 Miroslawa T. Jurusz, ’70 Edward J. Kopacz, ’70 Louis S. Lemanski, ’70 James H. McGuinness, ’70 John H. Parsons, ’70, ’86 Theodore D. Polakowski, ’70 Thomas D. Policastro, Jr., ’70 Gary E. Poulsen, ’70 Frank C. Romeo, ’70 Michael J. Skal, ’70 Oleh Skrypczuk, ’70 Peter K. Smith, ’70 John M. Spigel, ’70 Glenn O. Steiger, ’70, ’87 Bruce D. Stine, ’70 Robert E. Viczorek, ’70 Philip F. Weingartner, ’70 Matthew P. Wernock, Jr., ’70* Robert J. Winters, Jr., ’70

The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

Donors Gregory L. Bornako, ’70 Charles A. Bridy, ’70 Ronald J. Chebra, ’70 Richard F. Cimera, ’70, ’76 Modesto T. Colasurdo, ’70 Stephen De Haan, ’70, ’78 Paul J. DiFranco, III, ’70 Fred J. Emmer, ’70 Ronald A. Fiala, ’70 Jacob Filak, Jr., ’70 William J. Finnegan, Jr., ’70 James M. Francione, ’70 Joseph N. Genese, ’70 Thomas L. Gibson, ’70 Stephen E. Hesterman, ’70 Kenneth S. Jacobsen, ’70 Richard J. Jago, ’70 Russell W. Jockel, ’70, ’78 John M. Kelly, Jr., ’70 Thomas J. Krakow, ’70, ’73 Stanley H. Leibowitz, ’70 Daniel J. Lovallo, ’70 James T. Maleski, ’70 Ronald L. Mozzone, ’70 Michael D. Pasiecznyk, ’70 August K. Preschle, ’70 Edward J. Raban, ’70 James E. Rellinger, ’70 Jeffrey L. Sisson, ’70 Leo J. Skowronski, ’70 Joseph B. Strasser, ’70

1971 Eberhardt Society Edward J. Schmeltz, ’71 Founders’ Club Thomas M. Podesta, ’71 President’s Circle Ruben E. Esquivel, ’71 John F. Fisher, Sr., ’71 Frank T. Flisak, Jr., ’71, ’75 Michael Scolaro, Jr., ’71 Dean’s Club Kerinchan Babaoglu, ’71 Annual Fellow John H. Akerley, ’71, ’98 Paul E. Amthauer, ’71, ’81 Manuel O. Bandeira, ’71 Edward W. Brown, ’71 Carmine Coscia, ’71 Walter Fabisiak, ’71, ’74, ’80 Louis S. Fisher, ’71 Ernest Gomez, Jr., ’71 William J. Haber, ’71

Richard P. Hoarle, ’71 Dennis M. Iavorone, ’71 Kenneth R. Johnson, ’71 Lee D. Johnson, ’71 Arthur H. Kaiser, ’71, ’76 Raymond Klein, ’71 Jack Y. Kresh, ’71 Chester F. Lisiecki, ’71 Richard N. Manley, ’71 David M. Masucci, ’71 Michael J. Millard, ’71 Achille A. Niro, ’71 Salvatore M. Schifano, ’71 Bernard J. Sincavage, ’71 Nicholas C. Sottos, ’71 Charles F. Terhune, ’71 Edward A. Weisbrot, ’71 David L. Woody, ’71 Emil F. Wrede, ’71 Donors Vito Andreani, ’71 Robert L. Banda, ’71, ’80 James E. Bataille, ’71 Samuel N. Brewer, ’71 William N. Brown, ’71 Matthew P. Carolla, ’71* Charles M. Cebula, ’71, ’77 Bernard P. Davis, ’71 Ignazio Gadaleta, ’71 Stephen R. Hojsan, ’71 Richard J. Martell, ’71 Philip F. Matonti, ’71 Roger P. Moog, ’71 Patrick J. O’Neill, ’71 Edward J. Ordower, ’71 Richard C. Otterbein, ’71, ’76 Frank A. Pisz, ’71 Alois G. Prais, ’71 Ronald O. Sickles, ’71 Nicholas J. Stecky, ’71 Tom P. Thorvaldsen, ’71 George Van Keuren, ’71 Gary W. Verhoorn, ’71, ’73

Dean’s Club James R. Devlin, ’72 Frank M. Leanza, ’72, ’79 Carlo G. Pantano, ’72 John R. Ruggirello, ’72 Robert J. Russo, ’72 Annual Fellow John F. Albrecht, ’72 Rolf L. Ball, ’72 Bruce W. Bingham, ’72 Rafael M. Boza, ’72 Ernest G. Burkhardt, ’72 John H. Burns, ’72 Gerald J. Cardone, ’72, ’74 Carl F. Cerco, ’72 Eugene R. Creamer, ’72 Glenn A. Cutler, ’72 Sante A. D’Emidio, ’72 John G. Duardo, ’72, ’74 Daniel K. Eng, ’72 Stephen M. Fischbein, ’72, ’77 Robert Goeb, ’72 Ephraim Graff, ’72, ’74 Steven M. Harvey, ’72, ’79 William P. Heffernan, Jr., ’72 Richard R. Hoffmann, ’72, ’74 Charles Kolber, ’72 John H. Lochhead, ’72 John J. McWeeney, ’72

Thomas O. Mioduszewski, ’72 William L. Montag, III, ’72 Michael J. Mutnan, ’72 William A. Nicol, ’72 Richard J. Padgett, ’72 Kenneth Rachko, ’72 Douglas R. Raichle, ’72 Wayne G. Renton, ’72 Michael K. Reyburn, ’72 Jerry J. Rij, ’72, ’73 Robert J. Schaefer, ’72 David D. Shatz, ’72 Raymond J. Vaccari, ’72, ’74 Angelo J. Valetutto, ’72 Glenn W. Williams, ’72 Douglas M. Williamson, ’72 Donors John A. Balchan, ’72 James P. Balma, ’72 Lawrence J. Bialecki, ’72 Richard J. Blashfield, ’72 Domenico A. Cicchino, ’72, ’81 Harold F. Cook, III, ’72 Gregory J. Drechsler, ’72 Willie M. English, ’72 John E. Flynn, ’72, ’76 Dennis G. German, ’72 Gerald E. Hespos, ’72, ’74

James D. Ivers, ’72 Thomas E. Johnson, ’72 Harvey S. Lee, ’72 Harvey J. Mayerowitz, ’72 Fred M. Perilstein, ’72, ’77 George Philippoff, ’72 Stephen L. Skarzynski, ’72 Peter G. Talavera, ’72 Michael V. Toto, ’72 Howard M. Unger, ’72 Vatche Varjabedian, ’72 Martin M. Wolfson, ’72, ’77 Nikolaus Zwetkow, ’72, ’75

1973 Eberhardt Society Chris P. Christie, ’73* Nicholas M. DeNichilo, ’73, ’78 Weston Society Richard M. Maser, ’73 Alvaro J. Piedrahita, ’73 Founders’ Club Elizabeth Garcia, ’73 Charles E. Larsen, ’73 President’s Circle Robert J. Ambrosi, ’73 Albert Figuccio, ’73, ’77 Albert J. Mellini, ’73

1972 Eberhardt Society C. Stephen Cordes, ’72 Stephen P. DePalma, ’72 Founders’ Club Theodore D. Cassera, ’72 Vincent L. DeCaprio, ’72 President’s Circle Gregory J. Czerwienski, ’72, ’86 Steven A. Kovacs, ’72 Henry A. Mauermeyer, ’72, ’74 Rocco P. Palmieri, ’72, ’77 Wayne S. Patterson, ’72 A. J. Reitano, Jr., ’72

PHOTO: U.S. NAVY

Ronald J. Zawacki, ’70 Stanley F. Zimmer, ’70

NJIT alumni from the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) Lakehurst gathered together for a photo op at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey, on Sept. 19, 2018. The pictured alumni are (from left to right) Pete Cerasoli ’13; Gianpiero Geranio ’17, ’18; Adriano Parga ’86; Tom Donnelly ’84; Fidel Fuentes ’06; Manpreet Parmar ’17; Rob Rinderer ’91; Joel Stolte ’85; Robert McRae ’89; Michael Kuziola ’11; and Pete Worley ’79. NAWCAD Lakehurst is the Navy’s engineering support activity for Aircraft Launch and Recovery Equipment (ALRE) and Naval Aviation Support Equipment (SE), and is responsible for maintaining fleet support and infusing modern technology across the entire spectrum of equipment needed to launch, land and maintain aircraft from ships at sea.

The Leadership Circle includes the Eberhardt Society – $25,000 or more, Weston Society – $10,000 to $24,999, Founders’ Club – $5,000 to $9,999, President’s Circle – $1,000 to $4,999. In addition to the Leadership Circle, gifts are recognized at the Dean’s Club – $500 to $999, Annual Fellow – $100 to $499 and Donors – up to $99.

*deceased

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1973 continued May Mellini, ’73 Craig A. Phillips, ’73 Ronald J. Piccolo, ’73 Dean’s Club Glenn H. Giles, ’73 Peter W. Jewell, ’73 James McGrath, ’73 Nirmal K. Mishra, ’73 Edward M. Pastirik, ’73 Gregory S. Ploussas, ’73 Willie C. Waller, ’73 Annual Fellow Bruce R. Barthold, ’73 Larry W. Brendler, ’73 John R. Cancelosi, ’73 Gerard P. Chapin, Jr., ’73 Robert G. Connelly, Jr., ’73 Jeaneen M. Coolbroth, ’73 Michael P. Dillon, ’73 Stephen P. DiMartino, Sr., ’73 Fred Ellerbusch, ’73, ’80 James J. Flaherty, ’73, ’81 Robert W. Fredricks, ’73 Douglas B. Freeman, ’73 Harvey J. Geminder, ’73 Steven E. Glowinski, ’73 Harold J. Holler, ’73 Craig H. Johnson, ’73 Douglas M. Kirk, ’73 Gregory C. Kraft, ’73 Joseph J. Kunyz, Jr., ’73 Richard A. Linnell, ’73 H. Clay McEldowney, II, ’73 Kenneth H. Misiak, ’73 James A. Moreno, ’73 Walter A. Nichols, ’73 Richard P. O’Leary, ’73 Glennon F. Roth, Jr., ’73 Robert Singerline, ’73, ’83 Stephen M. Smiejan, Jr., ’73 Peter J. Tomasi, ’73 William J. Tortoriello, ’73, ’77 Paul C. Wade, ’73 John G. Weisbecker, ’73 Edward J. Wilczynski, ’73 Marc F. Wipperman, ’73 Thomas E. Woodruff, ’73 Donors Dale G. Adams, ’73 Robert S. Allan, ’73 Donald Allen, ’73 Robert F. Annett, ’73, ’78 Germano Bozzo, ’73 Eugene E. Breslin, ’73 Clifford K. Bush, ’73 Ronald M. Carlucci, ’73 Anthony J. Coppola, ’73 Robert E. Corcoran, ’73 Jay L. Dattel, ’73 Edward J. Dubiel, ’73 John E. Dyksen, ’73, ’79 Marlin W. Focht, ’73

Andrew P. Gallagher, ’73 Jeremy H. Geller, ’73 Charles H. Greene, ’73 William R. Hackett, ’73 William J. Labos, ’73 Ralph J. Lake, Jr., ’73 Thomas P. Lavin, ’73 Donald J. LeFante, ’73 Joseph D. Longo, ’73 David E. Mathisen, ’73 Richard A. Pace, ’73 Raymond A. Podesfinski, ’73, ’77 Bernard Rubin, ’73 Kenneth L. Steigerwalt, ’73 Alfred C. Terry, ’73 Kevin B. Tremble, ’73 Gary Vander Veer, ’73

1974 Weston Society King K. Moy, ’74, ’77 Founders’ Club Joseph A. Branco, ’74 John H. DeFeis, ’74 Luis A. Garcia, ’74 President’s Circle Anonymous Maria M. Branco, ’74 David J. Samuel, ’74 Dean’s Club Paul A. Arteta, ’74 Art J. Blumenthal, ’74 Chin P. Fong, ’74 Daniel C. Hunt, ’74 Steven P. Korn, ’74, ’78 Annual Fellow Emmanuel A. Ablorh, ’74 David L. Borger, ’74, ’75 Debbie M. Coccaro, ’74, ’81 Diane A. Colson, ’74, ’95 Richard C. DelCore, ’74 George E. Englert, Jr., ’74 Joy Fernandes, ’74 Joseph M. Finn, ’74 Glenn R. Geardino, ’74 John P. Glynn, ’74 Edward L. Haack, ’74 Richard J. Hall, III, ’74 Robert L. Hanson, ’74 Richard N. Ippoliti, ’74, ’78 Edward A. Jalil, ’74 Kenneth E. Johnston, ’74 Theodore E. Kissam, ’74 Peter Z. Kleskovic, Jr., ’74 Robert P. Konarski, ’74 Thomas E. Kuhta, ’74 Townsend H. Lalonde, ’74 Lawrence J. Lepore, ’74 John J. Matis, ’74 Richard F. Mondadori, ’74 Richard A. Niec, ’74 George J. Orme, ’74

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On hand to celebrate the opening of The Henry J. and Erna D. Leir Research Institute for Business, Technology, and Society on Apr. 30, 2018, were (from left) Fadi P. Deek, provost and senior executive vice president of NJIT; Joel S. Bloom, president of NJIT; Jack S.C. Fong, M.D., The Leir Retreat Center; Margot Gibis, The Leir Charitable Foundations; and Reggie Caudill, dean of NJIT’s Martin Tuchman School of Management.

John A. Osborne, ’74 Andrew J. O’Sullivan, ’74, ’74 Samuel J. Pantano, ’74 Michael C. Popovich, ’74 James R. Rocco, ’74 Anthony P. Sharon, ’74 David H. Timmer, ’74 Tina C. Vogler, ’74 Jack W. Wagner, ’74 Paul Yatcko, ’74 Donors Robert J. Ferrell, ’74 William J. Harris, ’74 Victor C. Hudon, ’74 William R. Karpinsky, ’74, ’82 Mayda P. Martinez, ’74, ’80 Thomas R. Meekins, ’74 Basil M. Melnyk, ’74 Emanuel P. Morano, ’74, ’77 Carroll J. Oliva, ’74 Henry Ornovitz, ’74 Pilar M. Prabhu, ’74 Richard J. Regiec, ’74 Steven F. Rosko, ’74 Ronald V. Sullivan, ’74 Frederic L. Swern, ’74, ’81 Harry N. Tuvel, ’74, ’80 Albert L. Visconti, ’74 Craig B. Winton, ’74, ’79 Paul Wojnicz, ’74

1975 Founders’ Club Aivars E. Krumins, ’75 Arshad Mumtaz, ’75 President’s Circle Ed J. Derohanes, ’75, ’82 Antonio J. DoVale, Jr., ’75 Ralph M. Maddalena, ’75, ’77 Robert Medina, ’75 Dean’s Club Philip J. Greeves, ’75 Melvin J. Holliman, ’75*

Robert A. Kouba, ’75, ’81 Robert J. Post, ’75 Annual Fellow Richard J. Aull, ’75, ’83 Charles P. Binder, ’75 Matthew B. Caffrey, Jr., ’75 Edward J. Carafa, ’75 Kevin P. Carroll, ’75 Roger D. Case, ’75 Peter V. Ciekurs, ’75, ’81 Donald F. Cronin, ’75 Paul Eng-Wong, ’75, ’80 Bruce S. Ferretti, ’75 Richard H. Field, ’75 Gary J. Gray, ’75 Jay W. Haase, ’75 John P. Hodge, ’75 Gary S. Jaslovsky, ’75 Scott L. Kampe, ’75 Karlis V. Kopans, ’75, ’85 Stephen M. Kubicka, ’75 Janice L. Mason, ’75* Michael L. Mason, ’75 James D. McGregor, ’75 Lee S. McQuillin, ’75 Edmond S. Moore, ’75, ’92 Gregory E. Murphy, ’75 James J. Przyborowski, ’75 Robert Puhan, ’75 Thomas J. Solecki, ’75, ’84 John C. Solu, ’75 Alan J. Stultz, ’75, ’80 Michelle M. Suddreth, ’75 Charlie A. Susino, ’75, ’77 James J. Tapkas, ’75 Emil J. Walerko, ’75 Donors Robert J. Armstrong, Sr., ’75 Peter M. Balma, ’75 Robert K. Block, ’75, ’85 Michael F. Bregen, ’75 Duane A. Brunell, ’75 Fred S. Cheselka, ’75 Laura M. DiMarco, ’75 Robert F. Domino, ’75

Sam Dubose, III, ’75 Gregory W. Dyczko, ’75 Joseph F. Fossella, ’75 Gary S. Grysko, ’75 Edward A. Hendela, ’75 Edward R. Korab, ’75 Allan V. Lacki, ’75, ’82 Wilton J. Lacon, ’75 Robert D. Lennox, ’75 Richard R. Lorenson, ’75 Willie W. Miles, Jr., ’75 Charles E. Mink, ’75 Ashis B. Pal, ’75 John J. Pencak, IV, ’75 John R. Pezik, Jr., ’75 Leo J. Pflug, Jr., ’75 Raymond A. Polomski, ’75 Kent W. Porter, ’75 Richard E. Rosfjord, ’75 Michael E. Rusak, ’75, ’77 William H. Sergel, ’75 Gerard F. Spinnler, ’75 Anthony E. Stavale, ’75 Ronald S. Szabo, ’75, ’03 Vincent J. Tabor, ’75 George J. Thieling, ’75 Robert F. Yewdall, ’75 Steven J. Young, ’75

1976 Eberhardt Society Dieter Weissenrieder, ’76 Weston Society Georgieanna L. Scheuerman, ’76 Founders’ Club Joseph J. Fleming, ’76 President’s Circle Russell W. Greer, ’76 Lester J. Pastuszyn, ’76 Thomas C. Pedersen, ’76 Martin J. Szewczyk, ’76 Ronald P. Szkodny, ’76

The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

Dean’s Club William J. McCabe, ’76 Annual Fellow Charles H. Ahr, ’76 Felix A. Alves, ’76 Edward J. Andrews, ’76 William R. Atlas, ’76 Ronald F. Briskie, ’76 David T. Chudoba, ’76 Roger F. Clapp, ’76 Roger F. Comer, ’76 Arthur P. Corby, ’76 Thomas E. Dunn, ’76 Roberto M. Egusquiza, ’76 Eric I. Farkas, ’76, ’84 Clifford W. Flury, ’76 Charles H. Gates, Jr., ’76 Kenneth P. Gerhardt, ’76 Carl A. Greco, ’76 Arsenio T. Gumahad, II, ’76 John W. Holzenthaler, ’76 Robert Y. Hsu, ’76 Henry P. Karnas, Jr., ’76 Ronald J. Keating, ’76 David T. Lee, ’76 Elizabeth G. Nilsson, ’76 Robert J. Paterna, ’76 Robert H. Peaker, ’76 Matthew E. Perry, Jr., ’76, ’78 Joseph A. Saco, ’76, ’79 Dennis Sanders, ’76 John Smith, ’76 Jeffrey Tubello, ’76 Kenneth Wong, ’76 Donors Lawrence J. Adrian, Jr., ’76 Kevin D. Armstrong, ’76 Frederick D. Chichester, ’76 Thomas C. Donohue, ’76 Sadegh Ebrahimi Fard, ’76 Otto M. Gigantino, ’76 James O. Madsen, ’76 Benjamin L. Marrano, ’76 William F. Nicolson, ’76 William P. O’Connor, ’76 Michael J. Rembish, ’76 Joseph F. Spadafino, ’76 Peter S. Symonowicz, ’76 Colette A. Tabor, ’76

1977 Weston Society Kenneth M. Colao, ’77 President’s Circle David A. Carter, ’77, ’80 Mel I. Stein, ’77

Dean’s Club Robert M. Blickley, ’77 Alan R. Brossoie, ’77 Richard M. Brundage, ’77, ’83 Anthony J. Calabrese, ’77 Anthony P. Carcich, ’77 Kenneth R. Eberle, ’77 Patricia K. Kramer, ’77, ’07 Paul R. Lavella, ’77, ’86 Annual Fellow Robert L. Beard, ’77 Glenn Brackmann, ’77 Joseph P. Fitzgerald, Jr., ’77 John A. Gibbins, ’77 Antonio Hernandez, ’77, ’80 John J. Hess, ’77 Robert C. Hoffman, ’77 Donald Kastel, ’77 Kevin J. Lauzon, ’77 Anthony Noerpel, ’77 Mark M. Paoline, ’77, ’87 Fernando P. Rojas, ’77 Jerzy A. Slusarz, ’77, ’83 David T. Smith, ’77 Perry J. Troina, ’77 Richard M. Vaccaro, ’77, ’79 Jo-ming Wang, ’77 Keith A. Wright, ’77, ’78 Donors John H. Ahrens, ’77 Charles A. D’Amato, ’77 Maria del Carmen Talavera, ’77 Barbara J. Di Pietro, ’77 Edmund G. Gurtatowski, ’77 Kenneth P. Haug, ’77 Richard A. Hirt, ’77 Desmond C. Huggins, ’77 Ronald J. Igneri, ’77, ’81 Joseph V. Inneo, ’77, ’82 John A. Montagna, ’77, ’87 Vincent E. Petto, ’77 Martin T. Pietrucha, ’77 L. William Rudloff, ’77 Robin R. Ruggiero, ’77 Thomas J. Russo, ’77 Richard J. Semon, ’77

1978 Founders’ Club Andre B. Ameer, ’78 President’s Circle Mark Pagano, ’78 John E. Pugliesi, ’78 Joseph G. Stanley, ’78, ’85 Alfred G. Vincenzi, ’78

Dean’s Club Howard M. Kalet, ’78 Paul J. Kelley, ’78 Richard M. Labinsky, ’78 Steve Misner, ’78 Annual Fellow Charles Androsiglio, ’78 Eugene Y. Cheng, ’78 Peter J. Cullen, Jr., ’78 Frank Di Bartolomeo, Jr., ’78 Philip W. Diodato, ’78, ’80 Felix E. Ferrer, ’78 Joseph D. Forster, ’78 Mark H. Gonski, ’78 David R. Good, ’78, ’92 Eugene A. Kuchta, ’78 Howard R. Lehman, ’78 Bennett J. Leichter, ’78 William J. Limpert, ’78 Ronald T. Menner, ’78 Peter A. Moeller, ’78 Melanie G. Neumann, ’78 Nancy A. Noerpel, ’78 James O’Rourke, ’78 Ellen M. Pawlikowski, ’78, ’13 HON Louis Petro, ’78 Arthur J. Schick, Jr., ’78 Mark A. Smith, ’78 William W. Starodub, ’78 Diane M. Strong, ’78 Joseph P. Troegner, ’78 Donors Michael A. Denude, ’78 Geoffrey L. Gogan, ’78 Peter R. Goldbrunner, ’78 Joseph G. Griglak, ’78 Jeffrey S. Juczak, ’78 Wayne M. Kaczowski, ’78, ’81 John H. Kaufman, ’78 Stephen H. Lee, ’78 Gerard P. Lowry, ’78 Frank T. Romanski, ’78 Richard F. Rudolph, ’78 Richard C. Sasse, Jr., ’78 Fred R. Weiner, ’78

1979 Founders’ Club Brion E. Callori, ’79 Robert W. Mullen, ’79, ’86 President’s Circle William C. Ehrhardt, ’79, ’94 Russell J. Furnari, ’79 Steven Mongiardo, ’79 Brian T. Shatwell, ’79 Jeffrey B. Winegar, ’79, ’86

Dean’s Club John E. Decker, ’79 Larry J. Towles, ’79, ’84 Annual Fellow Robert J. Ahart, ’79 Charles M. Azzolina, ’79, ’83 Michael J. Boyle, ’79, ’84 John R. Byko, ’79 Charles J. Carbone, ’79 Kevin G. Carswell, ’79 William R. Cohen, ’79 Neville G. Crooks, ’79 Gregory J. D’Angelo, ’79, ’81 Carmine P. DeNicola, ’79 Evelyn J. Dubois, ’79 Michael Falino, ’79 Andrew C. Flora, Jr., ’79 Michael J. Hubschman, ’79 Scott H. Jayne, ’79, ’06, ’09 Jae Y. Lee, ’79 Patricia A. Nevrincean, ’79 Susan Pavlik-Fee, ’79 Anthony M. Piano, ’79 Jose A. Quispe, ’79 Susan J. Stultz, ’79 James M. Thompson, ’79 Michael G. Wright, ’79 Nicholas Yura, ’79 Donors Anonymous Roger Booth, ’79 John W. Butters, ’79, ’81 Pablo A. Castro, ’79 Stephen J. Constantino, ’79, ’84 Douglas C. Emmett, ’79 Yves Etienne, ’79 Gary Jones, ’79 Meryem Kazanfer, ’79 Roger J. Kellman, ’79 James C. Lyons, ’79 Robert M. Maffia, ’79 Nancy L. Micek-Trembley, ’79 Marc A. Miller, ’79 Robert J. Morrone, ’79 Jack T. Moy, ’79, ’93 Henry S. Nicholas, ’79, ’86 Vincent J. Pietrucha, ’79, ’83, ’86 John E. Romanowski, ’79 Winston A. Shung, ’79 Ralph F. Tinari, ’79 Irwin West, ’79* Stephen O. Wick, ’79

1980 Weston Society Stephen P. Aluotto, ’80

Founders’ Club Thomas L. Maniscalco, ’80, ’93 Morris Tanenbaum, ’80 HON President’s Circle Jose I. Carballo, ’80 John H. D’Elia, ’80, ’90 Robert A. Fairclough, Sr., ’80 Jerome F. Gallagher, Jr., ’80 Donald E. Henry, Jr., ’80 Margot D. Monroe, ’80 Michael W. Oleck, ’80 Joseph M. Sullivan, ’80 Dean’s Club David W. Brennan, ’80 John Hinton, ’80 Annual Fellow Ashfaq Ahmad, ’80 Robert L. Allen, ’80 Michael H. Armm, ’80, ’84 Robert S. Britanak, ’80 Kevin P. Byrne, ’80, ’85 John R. Carmichael, ’80 Andrea D. Collins, ’80 Joseph K. Eng, ’80 Roman P. Gural, ’80, ’05 Christopher C. Hansen, ’80 Gary M. Illein, ’80 Mohamed A. Jalloh, ’80 Joseph John, ’80 Michael W. Johnstone, Sr., ’80 Leon Klafter, ’80 Herbert C. Klotz, ’80 Walter J. Kluss, ’80 Paul G. Kujawski, ’80 Edgardo E. Lamourt, ’80 Daniel J. Lenehan, ’80 Peter Lindsay, ’80, ’85 Michael A. Mulligan, ’80 Thomas M. Richmond, ’80 Paul J. Scagnelli, ’80 Harold R. Schliesske, Sr., ’80 Robert Scola, ’80 William J. Skawinski, ’80 Michelle E. Smith, ’80 James T. St. John, ’80 Bill N. Tsu, ’80 John W. Verhovnik, Jr., ’80 Edwin J. Williamson, ’80 Stephen M. Wolyn, ’80 Daniel A. Zonenberg, ’80 Donors Nathan C. Allison, ’80 Anthony D. Altomare, ’80 Nicholas W. Capuano, ’80 Willie J. Crawford, ’80 Joseph J. Diberardino, ’80 Kenneth B. Drake, ’80

The Leadership Circle includes the Eberhardt Society – $25,000 or more, Weston Society – $10,000 to $24,999, Founders’ Club – $5,000 to $9,999, President’s Circle – $1,000 to $4,999. In addition to the Leadership Circle, gifts are recognized at the Dean’s Club – $500 to $999, Annual Fellow – $100 to $499 and Donors – up to $99.

*deceased

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1980 continued Lawrence G. Edwards, ’80 James Jacobs, ’80 Ralph Jerome, Jr., ’80 Myrell S. Lewis, ’80 Joan K. Lubas, ’80 James G. Martin, ’80 Daniel J. McGinley, ’80 Joseph W. Paul, ’80 John P. Ribardo, ’80, ’83 Jacques Shapiro, ’80 Kenneth P. Skorupsky, ’80 Michael T. Webster, ’80 Ives J. Wu, ’80

1981 Eberhardt Society David T. Gockel, ’81 President’s Circle Rick C. Attanasio, ’81 Joseph F. Calabrese, ’81 Michael A. D’Annunzio, ’81 Charles M. Gruber, Jr., ’81 Barrington M. Hammond, ’81 Steven G. Santoro, ’81 Robert E. Zampolin, ’81 Dean’s Club Thomas E. Hartnett, ’81 John S. Minor, Sr., ’81 William F. Smith, ’81 Annual Fellow Anonymous Edwin R. Ackerman, III, ’81 Craig D. Busch, ’81 Denis K. Chan, ’81 Michael J. Corbo, ’81 Richard A. Debuck, ’81 Guy R. Delvecchio, ’81 Kenneth J. Fox, ’81 Duane V. Gamble, ’81 Elizabeth A. Geiger-Marino, ’81 Peter J. Graziano, ’81 Alan D. Guerriero, ’81 Marie B. Hagemann, ’81, ’96 Arthur H. Hendela, ’81, ’88, ’16 Joseph I. Hermo, ’81, ’88 Rudolph K. Kapichak, ’81, ’86 Robert M. Keane, ’81, ’85 Steven F. Kovacs, ’81 Thomas H. Lambert, ’81, ’86, ’91 Joseph J. Leach, Jr., ’81 Joseph Lynch, ’81 Frank M. Mastria, ’81 James F. Noctor, ’81 John F. Peragallo, III, ’81 Daniel A. Perry, ’81 Edward T. Polkowski, ’81, ’83 Yonathan Preiss, ’81 Thomas J. Pydeski, ’81

William C. Pyontek, ’81 Hemant K. Solanky, ’81 Paul R. Sullivan, ’81 Richard P. Sweeney, ’81 Donors Richard A. Anthony, ’81 Thomas M. Cafferty, ’81 Ronald Califano, ’81 Neil K. Cramer, ’81 Anthony T. D’Amico, ’81 Charles P. Daniels, ’81 Steven M. Gelb, ’81 Adelbert M. Gillen, III, ’81 Miner H. Gleason, III, ’81 Marvin Goodson, ’81 Scott W. Holloman, ’81 Joseph Isolda, ’81 Thaddeus F. Krawczyk, Jr., ’81 Jaydeb K. Kundu, ’81 Paul A. Marchese, ’81 Joseph C. Mosso, ’81 William T. Schmidt, ’81 Anthony F. Suppa, Jr., ’81 Mark Tsvet, ’81, ’91 Christian W. Wagner, ’81 Lynne J. Ziobro, ’81

1982 Founders’ Club Angelo Del Russo, ’82 President’s Circle Steven Annunziato, ’82 Dennis L. Ciemniecki, ’82 Diane Montalto, ’82 William A. Morris, Jr., ’82, ’93 Andrew F. Trocchia, Jr., ’82 Dean’s Club Mark L. Bagarazzi, ’82 Vincent L. Cerone, ’82 Stephen Dembek, ’82 Michael D. Morano, ’82 Annual Fellow John J. Ackerman, ’82 David J. Allen, ’82, ’99 Demetrio A. Arencibia, ’82 Eduardo S. Ballina, ’82 Lorenzo L. Booker, ’82, ’87 Adam M. Butryn, ’82, ’05, ’10 Carl M. Incao, ’82 Isaac H. Kafrouni, ’82, ’84 Harold R. Kamara, ’82, ’07 Paul K. Kling, ’82 Janak R. Patel, ’82, ’85 Edward P. Pritzlaff, ’82 Lawrence J. Schoen, ’82 Kurt W. Schreefer, ’82 Rosemarie Sompayrac, ’82 Richard H. Stephan, ’82 John E. Tracey, ’82 Theodore L. Waxmonsky, ’82 Donors Syed R. Ali, ’82

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On Nov. 9, 2018, NJIT announced the establishment of its School of Applied Engineering and Technology within the university’s Newark College of Engineering. From left: Fadi P. Deek ’85, ’86, ’97, provost and senior executive vice president of NJIT; Senator Paul Sarlo ’92, ’95; Stephen P. DePalma ’72; Joel S. Bloom, president of NJIT; Robert C. Cohen ’83, ’84, ’87; Amelia Sapirman ’18; and Newark College of Engineering Dean Moshe Kam.

Luis M. Antao, ’82 Lawrence M. Bongiovanni, ’82, ’85 Endre R. Bujtas, Sr., ’82 Sanjit S. Chinai, ’82, ’86 Alexander B. Chuchra, ’82 Michael F. Contreras, ’82 Gustavo V. Da Silva, ’82 Linda M. Daniels, ’82 Joseph M. Keeley, ’82 Martin S. Radomski, ’82 John S. Ripoll, ’82 Kristin L. Rothenberger, ’82 Philip Salerno, ’82 Arnold G. Seipel, ’82 Roger A. Shelton, ’82, ’88 Joseph L. Smolenski, ’82 Annette C. Stancik, ’82 James E. Tomaszek, ’82 Veronica L. Walker, ’82

1983 Weston Society Robert C. Cohen, ’83, ’84, ’87 Marc R. Parette, ’83 Founders’ Club Hans P. Erdenberger, ’83 Darryl P. Riley, ’83 President’s Circle Brian C. Boutilier, ’83 Ida A. Ciemniecki, ’83 Thomas P. Sims, ’83 Isa M. Suqi, ’83 Anthony G. Tobey, ’83, ’88 Dean’s Club Joseph M. Racanelli, ’83, ’90 Dev S. Sitaram, ’83 Peter A. Teklinski, ’83, ’04

Prema C. Teklinski, ’83, ’05 Annual Fellow Tony Amaral, ’83, ’95 Jeffrey R. Caputi, ’83, ’87 Edward F. Carr, ’83 Dan E. Dowell, ’83 Arthur J. Dube, ’83 William J. Foran, ’83 Raymond W. Hicks, ’83 Robert Kasiski, ’83 Albert T. Langen, ’83 George D. Maraza, ’83 Thomas F. McCormick, ’83 Carlton A. Morrison, ’83 Diana M. Petolino, ’83 Jerry Sanseverino, Jr., ’83 Norman A. Spence, ’83 Mark J. Stimler, ’83 Lawrence W. Thau, Jr., ’83 Constance L. Williams, ’83 Donors Jane M. Butrynski, ’83 William D. Carson, ’83 Jay K. Davis, ’83 Ronald E. Fuhrhop, ’83 James G. Glenn, III, ’83 Warren L. Hall, ’83 Paul J. Hazzard, ’83 Eric A. Hetzel, ’83 William C. Kaiser, Jr., ’83 Dennis J. Karakos, ’83 Daniel A. Madden, ’83 Chetan Mehta, ’83, ’88 Daniel M. Metz, ’83 James H. Noonan, ’83 Paul F. Reinmann, ’83 Clarence M. Rodgers, ’83 Cleveland L. Smith, ’83 Fredric J. Solomon, ’83

David Tarnowski, ’83 Thomas C. Tuite, ’83, ’91

1984 Weston Society Steven B. Saperstein, ’84 Founders’ Club Alfred A. De Seta, ’84, ’86 President’s Circle Howard Duffy, ’84 Sean A. Fahy, ’84, ’89 Amar M. Shah, ’84 Mary V. Sneed, ’84 Dean’s Club Raymond A. Petruch, ’84 Cheryl M. Racanelli, ’84 Tyler A. Stevenson, ’84 Annual Fellow Emmanuel B. Ashong, ’84 Anthony J. Barletta, ’84 Omar A. Cassola, ’84 Harry J. Collins, ’84 Wayne D. Dieterle, ’84 Carol S. Eveleens, ’84 Barbara Foran, ’84 Jerry Gardner, ’84, ’89 Glenn A. Greiner, ’84 Albert A. Larkin, Jr., ’84 John W. McDowell, ’84 Deborah L. McVeigh, ’84 Mildred L. Michaels, ’84 Steven P. Northrup, ’84 Charles J. O’Brien, ’84 Thomas K. O’Neill, ’84 Daniel F. Orfe, ’84 William Petrow, ’84 Glen R. Potter, ’84 Anthony J. Rubinich, ’84

The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

Paul E. Skettini, ’84 Paul V. Smialowicz, ’84 Joanne K. Solecki, ’84 Robert M. Szumlicz, ’84 Kevin R. Tubbs, ’84, ’04 Donors John F. Bauer, ’84 Steven G. Baumgardner, ’84 Christine M. Bixon, ’84 Ramesh L. Desai, ’84 Dennis A. Dominguez, ’84 Thomas G. Gallagher, ’84, ’86 Vahe G. Hovsepian, ’84, ’86 Richard I. Loveless, ’84 Louis M. Ludwig, ’84 Harry L. Moore, Jr., ’84 Richard A. Moralle, ’84 Thomas M. Myrick, ’84* William J. Norato, ’84 William E. Pickering, ’84 Alia J. Roufaeal, ’84, ’94 William F. Slezak, ’84 Hanna T. Soliman, ’84 Robert A. Visich, ’84 Michael S. Vogas, ’84, ’86 David M. White, ’84

1985 Eberhardt Society Demetrios J. Stamatis, ’85 Weston Society Frank P. Femino, ’85 Founders’ Club Charles L. Koch, ’85 President’s Circle Ricardo M. Baptista, ’85, ’97 Fadi P. Deek, ’85, ’86, ’97 Arvind Tikku, ’85 Dean’s Club William E. Boyle, ’85 Thomas J. Cawley, Jr., ’85 Patrick M. O’Donnell, ’85 Ashok K. Parida, ’85, ’87 Steven W. Rapp, ’85 Vivek D. Sagdeo, ’85 Annual Fellow Marie A. Aloia, ’85 Michael U. Amadi, ’85 Samuel J. Armijos, ’85 John G. Azzoli, Jr., ’85 Alison L. Baxter, ’85 Robert J. Blazovic, ’85 Ross L. Block, ’85 Regina S. Collins, ’85, ’10, ’15 Thomas J. Coradeschi, ’85 Robert E. Crocetti, Jr., ’85

Anthony Farinaro, ’85 Kenneth S. Gayer, ’85 H. David Gnau, ’85, ’89 Kim R. Hinton, ’85, ’92 Robert J. Koeppe, Jr., ’85, ’91 Srini Krishnamurthy, ’85 Andrew Lute, ’85 Murali Raman, ’85 Rodney S. Robbins, ’85 John S. Rucki, ’85 Claude E. Smith, ’85 Steven E. Spardel, ’85 Ronald A. Sticco, ’85 Eric A. Stolzenberg, ’85 David Suarez, ’85 Kenneth J. Van Liew, ’85, ’88 Victor E. Vetuschi, ’85 Donors Paul W. Bette, ’85, ’90 Arvind Chadda, ’85 Paul V. Crist, ’85 Esmail Y. Dhermajwala, ’85 Kenneth W. Field, ’85 Peter A. Fleming, Sr., ’85, ’13 John C. Kiss, ’85 Roger P. Muszynski, ’85 Rajeshmal Singhvi, ’85 Robert A. Sukiennik, ’85, ’88 William R. Van Ryzin, ’85 Eric H. Woelfel, ’85, ’96

1986 Founders’ Club Gowton T. Achaibar, ’86 President’s Circle Anibal Alcantara, Jr., ’86 Richard M. Brunner, ’86 Antonio C. Crincoli, ’86 Nancy C. Crincoli, ’86 Maura A. Deek, ’86 Robert M. Longo, ’86 Arun Sitaraman, ’86, ’89 Dean’s Club Donald P. Butterworth, Jr., ’86 Diane D. Cawley, ’86 Annual Fellow Anonymous Patricia M. Bataille, ’86 David R. Bizuga, ’86 James E. Capawana, ’86 William J. Carter, ’86 Daniel D. Chukurov, ’86 Arthur H. Crawford, ’86 David C. D’Andrea, ’86, ’93 Mayur B. Desai, ’86 Michael V. Dougherty, ’86

James M. Drubel, ’86 Kenneth A. Faenza, ’86 Eduardo E. Galvan, ’86 Vincent C. Guthrie, ’86 Kevin E. Haszko, ’86 James J. Homoki, ’86 Lance F. Larsen, ’86 Angel E. Martinez, ’86 Dennis R. Morrison, ’86 Thomas J. Negran, ’86 Andrea Piazza, ’86, ’87 Massimo A. Piazza, ’86, ’89, ’01 Thomas R. Potter, ’86 Joshua F. Rosenblum, ’86 Kevin A. Sachs, ’86 Nicholas J. Sciarrotta, ’86 Walter Syrek, ’86 Jose A. Valencia, ’86 Donors John T. DeFeo, ’86 Cristina F. Gallagher, ’86 Nino Girardi, ’86 Bruce G. Hudzik, ’86 Albert A. Jones, ’86 Nicholas J. Ladomirak, ’86 David J. Laube, ’86 Keith A. Marsh, ’86 Dennis Meehan, ’86 Paul A. Mouradian, ’86 Ben Mukherjee, ’86 Rajamani Muralidharan, ’86, ’87 Reesa M. Neth, ’86 Robert W. Sarnowski, ’86 Richard F. Seamon, ’86 James M. Sidebottom, ’86, ’90 Robert N. Tully, ’86 Robert A. Vogel, ’86

1987 Founders’ Club Pascal Montilus, ’87

Andrea B. Carter, ’87, ’92 Frank A. Castillo, ’87, ’98 Subrata Chatterjee, ’87, ’92 John H. Chongoushian, ’87 Jayan U. Dhru, ’87 Francis C. Esposito, ’87, ’97 Jason G. Farrell, ’87 Donald R. Flood, Jr., ’87, ’95 John L. Foster, ’87 Alena C. Galante, ’87 Mina Kollar, ’87, ’98 Thomas P. Miller, ’87 Pedro R. Munoz, ’87, ’94 John A. Pecca, Jr., ’87 Richard H. Pilsbury, ’87 Zofia T. Rucki, ’87, ’89 Eladio Ruiz, III, ’87 Lynn M. Schumacher, ’87 Alexander M. Sherrin, ’87 Hani A. Shouga, ’87 Douglas F. Stolarz, ’87 Tyrol Tang, ’87, ’91 John Treptow, ’87 Ronald D. Young, ’87 Paul N. Zuidema, ’87, ’96 Donors Edward C. Almeida, ’87 John A. Bridges, ’87 Barbara M. Ciaramella, ’87 Michael F. Ciaramella, ’87 Thomas W. Creelman, ’87 Martha L. DeFeo, ’87 Douglas G. Halkenhauser, ’87, ’97 Ruel D. Holgado, ’87 Mark L. Kahn, ’87 Clyde A. Page, ’87 Wayne A. Patterson, ’87 Thomas S. Povanda, ’87 Andrew W. Schueller, ’87, ’91 Rudolph R. Schwarz, ’87 Edward J. Twiss, ’87, ’96

President’s Club John F. Corcoran, ’87 Domingo J. Diaz, ’87 John F. Romanowich, ’87, ’88 Edward P. Stevenson, ’87 Mojdeh Tabatabaie, ’87, ’13 Dean’s Club Benjamin J. Esposito, ’87, ’89 Annual Fellow John S. Aletta, ’87 John A. Alfonso, ’87 Andrew T. Balto, ’87 Donald V. Blazina, Jr., ’87, ’94 John A. Bonnet, ’87

Clifford G. Volpe, ’87

1988 Eberhardt Society Clifford M. Samuel, ’88, ’19 HON President’s Circle Robert K. Fritz, ’88 Sandra Fritz, ’88 Paul W. Laman, ’88 Richard A. Leentjes, Jr., ’88 Rakesh B. Patel, ’88 Dean’s Club Chris Ward, ’88, ’06 Annual Fellow Anonymous Anna Bari, ’88 Claudio Bernal, ’88 Sandra D. Chen, ’88 Keith Kollar, ’88 Robert F. Kozlowski, ’88 Laurie Matthews, ’88 Joseph L. Meehan, ’88 Pinki J. Patel, ’88 Eric J. Peter, ’88 Ruben Rios, ’88 Joseph P. Zandalasini, ’88 Donors Erno I. Arthur, ’88 John Bognar, ’88 Walter J. Caldwell, ’88 Prokopis A. Christou, ’88 Scott E. Kearney, ’88 Rhonda A. Kearse, ’88 Steven J. Kolb, ’88 Brendan A. Lenox, ’88, ’93 David J. Morginstin, ’88 Dilip I. Patel, ’88 Allen G. Schultz, ’88, ’93 John J. Soos, III, ’88

TOTAL COMMITMENTS FY 2014-2018

$16.8M

$18.4M $13.6M

$14.9M

$7.6M

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

The Leadership Circle includes the Eberhardt Society – $25,000 or more, Weston Society – $10,000 to $24,999, Founders’ Club – $5,000 to $9,999, President’s Circle – $1,000 to $4,999. In addition to the Leadership Circle, gifts are recognized at the Dean’s Club – $500 to $999, Annual Fellow – $100 to $499 and Donors – up to $99.

*deceased

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1988 continued Vivian C. Torres, ’88 Lankeswara H. Wijayaratne, ’88

1989 Eberhardt Society Jordan Hu, ’89 President’s Circle Chandulal J. Bhoraniya, ’89 Jose A. Esteves, ’89 Javad Tavakoli-Attar, ’89 Dean’s Club Eric J. Boschen, ’89 Shyuamin Chu, ’89 Annual Fellow Joseph C. Aboukhalil, ’89, ’91 Otto J. Arias, Jr., ’89 Venkatraman Balasubramanian, ’89 Raymond C. Carney, ’89 Devent O. Carter, ’89 Narayan S. Dave, ’89 Christopher T. DeFoe, ’89, ’93 Robert K. Fullagar, Jr., ’89 Andrew S. Luk, ’89 Norman McGee, ’89 Kenneth A. Nevola, ’89 Lisa M. Paszkowski, ’89 Thakor I. Patel, ’89 Eduardo M. Pereira, ’89 Jagdish G. Rangwani, ’89 Colette L. Santasieri, ’89, ’12 Sanjay N. Shah, ’89 Joseph J. Shatynski, ’89, ’91 Karen A. Toth, ’89 Gualberto Valentin, Jr., ’89 Marie E. Wolfe, ’89 Christopher P. Yen, ’89 Donors Donna R. Barnes, ’89 Narendra K. Bhat, ’89 Thomas D. Cannizzo, ’89, ’94, ’01

Robert A. Gottesman, ’89 Patrick W. Howard, ’89 Aedan Hurley, ’89 James F. Kachler, ’89 Christopher M. Lambert, ’89 James J. Lepri, ’89 Louis D. Minion, ’89 Anshumat Parasar, ’89 Louis H. Priestley, ’89 Philip C. Reinhardt, ’89 Michael L. Reynolds, ’89 Donna M. Thau, ’89 Ajay J. Vora, ’89 Ralph Warrick, ’89

Donors Bruce T. Benson, ’90 Ludomir A. Budzyn, ’90 You-qun Cao, ’90 Yuhn-Wuih Chen, ’90 Joel D. Dawkins, ’90 Joseph W. Dioslaki, ’90 Joseph A. Donini, ’90 Mark W. Kleindienst, ’90 Alexander Kusmierski, ’90 Angel Morales, Jr., ’90 Harry Pagoulatos, ’90 Quddus Qayyum, ’90 Eric S. Rosen, ’90 Joseph M. Schwed, ’90, ’93, ’95 Lawrence R. Scucci, ’90 Jack E. Thompson, ’90 Juan C. Villegas, ’90

1990 President’s Circle Elizabeth Corcoran, ’90 William W. Curtis, ’90 David M. Fortunato, ’90 Andrew R. Hipolit, ’90 Peter W. Ripkey, ’90 Paul B. Shields, ’90

1991

Dean’s Club Jeffry R. McEntee, ’90 Steven E. Segalewitz, ’90 Ken Zhou, ’90 Richard G. Zielinski, ’90 Annual Fellow Ram B. Adusumilli, ’90 John F. Alarcon, ’90 Gil S. Braunstein, ’90 Sampath S. Chakravarti, ’90 Aiping Chen, ’90 John C. Gavin, ’90 Guy J. Gloor, ’90 Ronald J. Piazza, ’90, ’91 Mireille R. Pincay-Rodrigues, ’90, ’95 Charles F. Pisano, Jr., ’90 Umesh G. Rege, ’90 Paul M. Riggs, ’90 Antonio J. Rodrigues, ’90 Natalie Rowe, ’90, ’96 Anthony J. Savoca, Jr., ’90, ’94 Nana Shigematsu Piazza, ’90 Robert L. Siciliano, ’90, ’02

NJIT alumni employed at Stryker participated in Stryker Night on Dec. 4, 2018, in NJIT’s Eberhardt Hall.

Marco Tenaglia, ’90 Krzysztof M. Wlodarski, ’90, ’91

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President’s Circle Leon K. Baptiste, ’91 Gerard L. Burdi, ’91 Bonnie H. DuBose, ’91, ’92 Royal R. Garms, ’91 Donald B. Graham, ’91 Edward J. Laman, ’91 Dean’s Club Sajad S. Bilgrami, ’91 Ranganathan Gurumoorthy, ’91 Desmond E. Macauley, ’91 Annual Fellow Paul S. Alves, ’91 Douglass D. Asral, ’91 John Baldwin, ’91 Carolyn A. Barrett, ’91 George W. Baylis, ’91 Michael P. Campbell, ’91 Joseph J. Celentano, ’91 Leonard J. DeMario, ’91 Margaret P. Dowling, ’91 George R. Duthie, Jr., ’91 Luis J. Gaitan, ’91 Michael A. Jackson, ’91 Dale B. Kiddoo, ’91 Thomas F. Lavin, ’91 Parimal B. Mehta, ’91 Philicia L. Mitchell, ’91 James M. Murphy, ’91 Michael J. Neglia, ’91 Pratap S. Pasupuleti, ’91 Steven A. Platt, ’91 Dave V. Robinson, ’91 Madeline Ruiz-Robinson, ’91 Thomas D. Scally, ’91 Nagarjuna R. Thota, ’91

Donors Anonymous Hai-Kwang Chen, ’91 Jawahar R. Gaddam, ’91 Robert A. Halpin, ’91 Jonathan L. Howard, ’91 Alwyn Mathias, ’91 Michael N. Metlitz, ’91 Uma Parasar, ’91 Ruben O. Pena, ’91 Jay A. Perlis, ’91 Rafael Ramos, ’91 Robert J. Rinderer, ’91 Theodora C. Samadjopoulos, ’91 Aldona Ulanecka, ’91 Venkateswar R. Vakkalagadda, ’91 Wan-Shing Wong, ’91

Nitin S. Pandiripaly, ’92 Cyril F. Phillips, ’92 Walter A. Scott, ’92 Jeffrey G. Sly, ’92, ’93 Frederick G. Steil, ’92 Susan M. Thompson, ’92, ’05 Sanjeannetta Worley, ’92, ’94

1992

Annual Fellow Michael S. Berry, ’93 Patricia J. Cannon, ’93 Jerry D’Alessio, ’93, ’95, ’16 Eric L. Derwid, ’93 Divya S. Desai, ’93 Elizabeth A. Haden, ’93 Antony T. Jackson, ’93, ’03 Rambabu Kanuri, ’93 David L. Klemm, ’93 Jeffrey S. Kuhl, ’93 Rosario J. Lobosco, ’93 Wei Ma, ’93 Pierre P. Magloire, ’93, ’99, ’08 Craig S. Matthews, ’93 Louis Mezzina, ’93 Justin A. Mihalik, ’93 Vivekanand Nandiwada, ’93 Michael P. O’Connell, ’93, ’95 Steven Reischel, ’93, ’95 Gloria Sanders, ’93 Kimberly M. Stump, ’93 David J. von Stappenbeck, ’93 Jeff A. Wagner, ’93, ’94 Martin A. Wilson, ’93, ’95

President’s Circle Elisa A. Charters, ’92, ’93 Frank A. Messineo, ’92, ’93 David F. Ullman, Jr., ’92 Dean’s Club Fang Zhou, ’92 Annual Fellow Pierre-Paul Athis, ’92, ’97 Rocco DiTaranto, ’92 Frank M. Ditore, ’92 Ananthasubraman K. Ganesh, ’92 Matthew J. Garvin, ’92 Hesham M. Halim, ’92 Andrew K. Kalwa, ’92 Siva P. Kantamneni, ’92 Steve Y. Kim, ’92 Michael Mariano, ’92 Maurice Marvi, ’92 Thomas C. Matejka, ’92 Dharmesh G. Patel, ’92 Domenick A. Regina, ’92 John S. Romano, ’92 Martin C. Ross, ’92 David C. Schulz, ’92 Kang-qun Shao, ’92 Dann C. Smith, ’92 Liong T. So, ’92 Karl G. Strohmaier, ’92 Kenneth H. Trimmer, ’92, ’99 Richard H. Wells, ’92 Madhu Yandamuri, ’92 Donors Avadhani S. Ashok, ’92 Paul J. Da Graca, ’92 Alfred G. Galdi, ’92 Atef S. Ibrahim, ’92 Seth B. Johnson, ’92 John D. Kliminski, ’92, ’95 Vivek Mehrotra, ’92 John F. Novak, ’92

1993 President’s Circle Brian D. Charters, ’93 Dean’s Club Gareth C. Middleton, ’93, ’04 Richard M. Mohring, ’93 Govindraj M. Rangaswamy, ’93 Michele C. Scott, ’93 James B. Sharkey, Jr., ’93

Donors Patricia B. Arteaga, ’93, ’99 Wojciech K. Cader, ’93 Charles C. Chang, ’93, ’95 Pamela K. Eng, ’93 Kailash D. Jain, ’93, ’04 Mukund P. Khatri, ’93 Keith C. Maurer, ’93 Patrick J. McAlary, ’93 Heather L. McGee, ’93 Venkata N. Miriyala, ’93 Yogesh B. Mistry, ’93, ’96 Ashok J. Nayee, ’93, ’96 Menghan Pan, ’93 Anuradha Parthasarathy, ’93 Christine L. Powell, ’93 Judith L. Robinson, ’93 Frank M. Stia, ’93

The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

Min-Jie Sun, ’93 Ping Tian, ’93, ’97 Barry L. White, ’93

Andre E. Grebenstein, ’95 Kenneth A. Sisk, ’95 Michael E. Smith, ’95

1994

Dean’s Club Sean G. Duffy, ’95

Weston Society Paul A. Denehy, ’94

Annual Fellow Bernard E. Barker, Jr., ’95 Donna M. Barrow, ’95 Nikhil M. Bhavsar, ’95, ’95, ’99 Peter Cucchiara, ’95, ’08 Zuling Deng, ’95 Jacalyn P. Dockery, ’95 Stephen M. Eck, ’95 Matthew G. Evans, ’95 Zi L. Huang, ’95, ’99 Douglas J. Kurys, ’95 Shailendra Patel, ’95 Daniel J. Pruent, ’95, ’98 Rajesh Rachabattuni, ’95 Jennifer B. Scisco, ’95, ’95 Anish M. Sheth, ’95 Ted L. Taitt, ’95 Altaf Y. Tamboo, ’95 Yahong Zhang, ’95

Founders’ Club Emilio Sanchez, ’94 President’s Circle Andrew J. Bateman, ’94 Sumita Bery, ’94 Andrew P. Christ, ’94, ’01 Valerie L. David, ’94 Steven M. Wojdyla, ’94, ’96 Dean’s Club Orlando P. Arteaga, ’94, ’99 Ashish P. Shah, ’94 Sherwin Wang, ’94 Annual Fellow Marla A. Burke, ’94 Yi K. Cai, ’94 Rajesh Chanda, ’94 Joseph C. Holloway, III, ’94 Zongqi Hu, ’94 Asim Khan, ’94 Karim F. Lokas, ’94, ’99 Jose M. Matos, ’94 Michael D. Myslenski, ’94 Sunil R. Palwayi, ’94 Nagesh K. Puppala, ’94 Tulia I. Rios, ’94 Leonard J. Spangher, ’94, ’95, ’95 Karl J. Van Driesen, ’94 William Wallace, ’94 Yanyao Yu, ’94 Donors Oscar A. Bazan, Jr., ’94, ’96 Liliana Cannizzo, ’94, ’95 Patricia A. Dannhardt, ’94 Francis G. Duffy, ’94 Yidan Lan, ’94, ’94 Ying Li, ’94 Sudhakar Patibandla, ’94 Michael W. Pizzuta, ’94 Reinhardt H. Schornstaedt, ’94 Ramana R. Somu, ’94 Ronald E. Ventura, ’94

Donors Mark W. Amodio, ’95 Humberto X. Baquerizo, ’95 Marcella M. Bodner, ’95 Ada R. Caro, ’95 Daniel Curcio, ’95 Anisurrahman K. Eusufzai, ’95 Scott L. Fleming, ’95 Barrington Hibbert, ’95 David P. Krzyzkowski, ’95 Venkatesh Kurapati, ’95, ’01 Mukesh Mistry, ’95, ’03 Dale A. Roberts, Jr., ’95 Kevin A. Ruta, ’95 Jed H. Schoucair, ’95, ’98 Derrick J. Watkins, ’95 Michael A. Yusella, ’95

1996 President’s Circle David G. Eareckson, ’96 Damien E. Hughes, ’96, ’97 Paulo B. Pinho, ’96 James R. Sarno, Jr., ’96 Laurent Simon, ’96

Jaime E. Basauri, ’96 Jose J. Catalan, ’96, ’98 Wenjun Chen, ’96 Raymond G. Ferrara, Jr., ’96, ’07 Lisa Giovanetti, ’96 Daniel B. Jackson, ’96 Arden Jeantilus, ’96, ’04 Pengyu Jiang, ’96 John N. Kalogridis, ’96 Horacio Moronta, III, ’96 Jennifer L. Nassimi, ’96, ’99, ’07 Jose A. Nogueras, ’96, ’97 George W. Olsen, ’96 Tejas V. Patel, ’96, ’99 Maurice A. Patterson, ’96 Stephen D. Quick, ’96 Matthew D. Riegel, ’96, ’99 Suketu R. Shah, ’96 Jean C. Simeon, ’96, ’98 Lynn Walls, ’96 Yonghua Xu, ’96 Jin Zhou, ’96 Donors Anonymous Sandra P. Caceres, ’96 Marian Farkas, ’96, ’08 Mark A. Greco, ’96 Kurt T. Hanie, ’96 Socrates Ioannidis, ’96 Keith M. MacBain, ’96, ’97, ’01 Felipe Marrero, ’96 Kenneth C. Marshak, ’96 Anthony J. Messina, ’96 Dennis M. O’Connor, ’96 Andrew Pantaleo, ’96 Christopher A. Paolella, ’96 Hanuman Rachoor, ’96 Albert D. Rodriques, ’96 Norma Y. Rubio, ’96 Robert C. Schellinck, ’96 Daniel Z. Tabor, Jr., ’96 Lucie Tchouassi, ’96, ’98 William S. Tisdall, ’96 Joseph Vesce, ’96 Brian R. Welker, ’96 Xiaochun Xia, ’96 Jeffrey S. Zimmerman, ’96

1997 Eberhardt Society Tomas G. Porturas, ’97

Eberhardt Society Wei Wang, ’95

Dean’s Club Daniel P. Connelly, ’96 Michael J. Hanrahan, ’96, ’96 Robert K. RosenHanst, ’96

President’s Circle Anthony Castillo, ’95, ’02

Annual Fellow Mariano S. Amador, ’96

President’s Circle Nicholas Burgagni, ’97

1995

Founders’ Club Manish S. Patel, ’97

Laura R. Marchetti, ’97 Shyam S. Perangur, ’97 Dean’s Club Lingrong Chen, ’97 F. B. Else, ’97 Frank L. Jasper, ’97, ’97 Paresh G. Patel, ’97 Andrew Gil M. Ventura, ’97, ’00 Annual Fellow Rajesh Balakrishnan, ’97 Jorge L. Cardoso, ’97 Lynn M. Cetrano, ’97 Marco A. Duenas, ’97 Hudson Etienne, ’97 Betty A. Fechisin, ’97 Sangeetha Ganesh, ’97 Wendy A. Gruenewald, ’97 Peter A. Hoer, ’97 Mario Labot, ’97 On Y. Lau, ’97 Li Li-Huang, ’97 Thomas P. McHugh, Jr., ’97 Sylvanus I. Monyem, ’97 David S. Morgan, ’97, ’00 Srikanth Muthukrishnan, ’97 Christian E. Oshiro, ’97 Ricardo Ponton, ’97 Albert W. Roughgarden, ’97 Anthony J. Santo, ’97 Swati Sharma, ’97 Donald F. Stallings, ’97 Judeann Strauss, ’97 Manmeet S. Virdi, ’97, ’99 Donnell Wright, ’97 Qingquan Wu, ’97 Jie Yuan, ’97 Anna Zemble, ’97, ’01 Ithan B. Zimmer, ’97, ’01 Donors Ched T. Akosa, ’97, ’97 Sellamuthupilla Amirthajothi, ’97 Paul J. Bieger, ’97 Thomas G. Bock, ’97 Anne N. Boland, ’97 Patrick J. Daly, ’97 Jennifer A. Fowler, ’97 John E. Haas, Jr., ’97 Buthaina W. HaddadinGorham, ’97 Max H. Jeanty, ’97 Jozef Koziol, ’97 Biju T. Kuruvilla, ’97 Trong Nhan P. Nguyen, ’97 Heather C. Nunes, ’97 Consuelo Ruiz, ’97

1998 President’s Circle Lori E. Nanton, ’98 Dean’s Club Shifang Zhou, ’98 Annual Fellow Pritesh Amin, ’98 Philip T. Brinkerhoff, ’98 Ming Cheng, ’98 Robert Ellis, III, ’98 Edward F. Gray, ’98 Christopher Greco, ’98 Segreen Ingersoll, ’98, ’98, ’01 John M. Lacontora, ’98, ’05 James R. Laws, ’98 Mark C. Litwinko, ’98, ’98 Gerry K. Loeb, ’98 Dilip K. Mandal, ’98 Yvonne L. Maskin, ’98 Patricia M. Newton, ’98 Mark P. Simon, ’98, ’02* Stephen J. Urbanik, ’98 Donors John M. Cascone, ’98 Cesar A. Cornejo, ’98, ’03 Allen Grgurev, ’98 Robert E. Ikes, III, ’98 Nitya P. Kirat, ’98 Jarrett A. Knight, ’98 Peter A. Kozielski, ’98 Jimmy Li, ’98 Alex Llinas, ’98 Giovanni P. Maisano, ’98 Andrea L. McMakin Hermann, ’98 Anthony Mitzak, ’98, ’00 Sheldon Nidhan, ’98 Nilang G. Parikh, ’98 Ingrid B. Pimley, ’98 Arik Samson, ’98

1999 Eberhardt Society Bruce M. Fleisher, ’99 Weston Society Samer J. Hanini, ’99, ’04 Founders’ Club Matthew J. Hill, ’99 Robin S. Tanenbaum, ’99 President’s Circle Patrick Guerra, ’99 Roy V. Oommen, ’99 Emily D. Piotrowski, ’99 Joseph T. Roman, ’99

The Leadership Circle includes the Eberhardt Society – $25,000 or more, Weston Society – $10,000 to $24,999, Founders’ Club – $5,000 to $9,999, President’s Circle – $1,000 to $4,999. In addition to the Leadership Circle, gifts are recognized at the Dean’s Club – $500 to $999, Annual Fellow – $100 to $499 and Donors – up to $99.

*deceased

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Alumni, family and friends gathered for the QuickChek Festival of Ballooning on July 28, 2018.

1999 continued Dean’s Club Jesse B. Thomas, ’99 Kurt A. Vierheilig, ’99 Annual Fellow Daniel Dockery, ’99 Della X. Fong, ’99 Jose D. Henriques, ’99 Bridget A. Hogan, ’99 Yao C. Hu, ’99, ’02 Marcelle M. Jackson, ’99 Michael K. Lau, ’99 Gee M. Ng, ’99 Rakesh G. Patel, ’99 Michelle P. Schulz, ’99 Joseph A. Smith, ’99 James Talerico, ’99, ’03 Yongming Tang, ’99 Thomas M. Terracino, ’99 Veronica M. Vanterpool, ’99 Sean M. Walsh, ’99 Tian Xing, ’99 Jie Zhang, ’99 Yi Zhao, ’99

Annual Fellow Nirmal J. Bavalia, ’00 Darren A. Birmingham, ’00 Kangfu Chen, ’00 Kathleen Furlong, ’00 Berdens Manace, ’00 Renee V. McMillan, ’00 Mojgan Mohtashami, ’00 Lonzo Morrow, ’00, ’08 John J. Shea, ’00 Steven M. Tice, ’00 Victoria Y. Walker, ’00 Wanmin Xin, ’00

Donors James P. Brennan, ’99 Dominick F. Di Domenico, ’99 Ralph T. Durden, ’99 Antoine Gandour, ’99 Michael J. McIntosh, ’99 Marcia R. Metzger Savino, ’99 Rajmohan Murugiah, ’99 Avinash Prasad, ’99, ’02 Jigar D. Shah, ’99, ’02

Donors Adrian S. Allen, ’00 Amita Bhatnagar, ’00 Michael A. Blue, ’00, ’04 Jeffrey M. Capili, ’00 Amine M. Chaar, ’00, ’04 Ren Egawa, ’00 Stephen J. Galoppo, ’00 Wallace B. Harris, ’00 Jean F. Henry, ’00 Bharadwaj R. Indar, ’00 Robert W. Karol, ’00 Tirumalesh R. Kowdlay, ’00 Jessica McSulla, ’00 Anthony Natale, ’00 Kettlie Nestor-Hyppolite, ’00 Julia I. Oppenheimer, ’00 Anthony F. Orellana, ’00 Mitesh Patel, ’00 Nimisha Patel, ’00 Salmina T. Sadeq, ’00 Vasant G. Shah, ’00 Jeffrey A. Starr, ’00

2000

2001

Eberhardt Society Robert E. Ward, ’00

Founders’ Club David H. Tai, ’01

Founders’ Club Dhiraj Shah, ’00

Dean’s Club Fabio Jaramillo, ’01, ’04 Jeffrey R. Ludlow, ’01, ’06 Dhon C. Paulo, ’01, ’05 Elizabeth N. Rodriguez, ’01

President’s Circle Michael Louis, ’00 Abir G. Thakurta, ’00 Dean’s Club Tamara McNair, ’00, ’02, ’06

Annual Fellow Anonymous Paula O. Chu, ’01 Chao-Fa Chuang, ’01, ’06

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Mayank M. Desai, ’01, ’11 Ehab Fahmy, ’01 Jeffrey S. Garwood, ’01 Wenjia Hou, ’01 Andre’ L. Johnson, ’01 Adithya C. Kota, ’01 Eric Lee, ’01 Johnathan H. Lehman, ’01 Lisa J. Moving, ’01, ’04 Sunder Nagarajan, ’01 Albert F. Nuedling, III, ’01 Gerard P. Pignata, ’01 Ehren E. Roberts, ’01 Kenneth J. Wallace, ’01 Ying Zheng, ’01 Donors Ian C. Arthur, ’01 Jonathan C. Chu, ’01 James H. Cortina, Jr., ’01 Robert L. Decina, ’01 Chana Z. Epstein, ’01 Stanley Kubasek, ’01, ’03 Yongmei Li, ’01 Nikunj N. Mehta, ’01 Merry Mei, ’01 Harivadan Merai, ’01 Bayode A. Olabisi, Jr., ’01, ’03 Rohan A. Pandit, ’01 John N. Rieszer, ’01 Mohamed Selim, ’01, ’18 Vikram Singh, ’01 Sridhar Subramanian, ’01 Cesar Valdivia, ’01

2002 President’s Circle Ralph Jimenez, ’02 Andrea Lewis-Walker, ’02 Sarabjit Singh, ’02, ’04 Annual Fellow James Andrus, ’02 Rochele A. Barham, ’02 Sener Sean Korkusuz, ’02 Michelle F. Melucci, ’02 Christopher W. O’Gilvie, ’02 Amber M. Ortiz, ’02 Xin Tang, ’02 John M. Tobias, ’02

Donors Mauricio A. Alvarez, ’02 Pavani Borra, ’02 Lily Chang, ’02, ’04 Hisham G. Elmanzalawy, ’02, ’05 Solomon O. Emeghara, ’02 Kathleen M. Gilbert, ’02, ’05 Ricardo N. Hernandez, ’02 Charles A. Krimmel, ’02 Margaret R. Miesnik, ’02 Nomaan Sheikh, ’02 Owain T. States, ’02 Heidi D. Young, ’02

2003 President’s Circle Marina M. Yu, ’03 President’s Circle Jonathan F. Echeverria, ’03 Zhen Guo, ’03, ’06 Annual Fellow Ara C. Akian, ’03 Orlando J. Blanco, ’03 Christine L. Castile, ’03, ’06 Venkata I. Kambhampati, ’03 Artur J. Kowalski, ’03 Joseph B. Kroculick, ’03 Debang Lao, ’03 Bhawar S. Patel, ’03 Shreyash B. Patel, ’03 Adam S. Rizk, ’03 Thomas A. Schreck, ’03 Kurt L. Thoens, ’03, ’05 Donors Joseph Alzza, ’03 Raymond R. Bober, ’03, ’04 Sohil M. Chheda, ’03 Christina Crovetto, ’03 Michael J. Fitzpatrick, ’03, ’05 Alvaro Gil, ’03, ’10 Tirupathi R. Kunta, ’03 Mario M. Mansano, ’03 Sunil S. Mehta, ’03 Justin C. Meyer, ’03 Susan G. Santomero, ’03 Parin R. Shah, ’03, ’09

2004 President’s Circle Lisa M. Kardos, ’04, ’06, ’15 Dean’s Club Agnieszka Tomaszkiewicz, ’04, ’14 Annual Fellow Stephan E. Butler, ’04 Akpobome A. Emarievbe, ’04 Christian G. Hartman, ’04 Alegni A. Herrera, ’04 Shavon L. Jackson-Michel, ’04 Miao Li, ’04 Frankie Perrone, ’04, ’06 James A. Quinn, ’04 Henry J. Rodzen, ’04 Karisa C. Schreck, ’04 Robin B. Simon, ’04 Michael C. Vetter, ’04, ’05 Donors Anonymous Iftach Bashan, ’04 Keith M. Bennett, ’04 Sam Elmalak, ’04, ’05 Jennifer Eng, ’04 Leyland George, ’04 Martin J. Isidro, ’04 Darrick C. Jones, ’04 Winans A. Largacha, ’04, ’05 Varsha R. Mayuvada, ’04 John P. McGowan, ’04, ’06 Ping Peng, ’04 Lindsey E. Reggo-Ryan, ’04 Harsharan P. Saini, ’04 John P. Senin, ’04 Dutt Tarigoppula, ’04

2005 Weston Society Marjorie A. Perry, ’05 Founders’ Club Michael DeCandia, ’05 President’s Circle Ryan A. Spadaccini, ’05

The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

Annual Fellow Rohan B. Bafna, ’05 Tareq Batarseh, ’05 Biren A. Bhatt, ’05 Louis N. Calabrese, ’05 John G. Corotan, ’05 Leonardo G. Ferrisi, ’05 Michael K. Finan, ’05 Elliot J. Glassman, ’05 Crisenger Guerisma, ’05 John A. Masi, ’05 Cherron L. Okoronkwo, ’05 Fatokun C. Olugbenga, ’05 Courtney A. Smythe, ’05 Yongqiang Yang, ’05

Martin S. Kellish, Jr., ’06, ’14 Lukasz Kieloch, ’06, ’09 Jaime W. Lopez, ’06, ’10 Tamunotonye Medley, ’06, ’11 Aparna Nair, ’06 Jessie Y. Teng, ’06 Xuan Zhou, ’06

Donors Anonymous Michael P. Baker, ’05 William H. Bannister, Jr., ’05 Naureen A. Ghani, ’05, ’06 Indira Girija Prasad, ’05, ’06, ’08 Edgar F. Gutierrez, ’05 Nicole Huggins-Loiseau, ’05 Laura A. Medwick, ’05 Clare Naporano, ’05 Froilan O. Ordonez, ’05 Joshua D. Thompson, ’05 Wojtek J. Tutak, ’05

Annual Fellow Akinola T. Akiwowo, ’07 Gaurav Batra, ’07 Cynthia M. Bayiokos, ’07 Cristian E. Nieto-Franco, ’07, ’10 Chirag M. Patel, ’07, ’11 Raymond J. Rizzuto, ’07 Carol Servino, ’07 Danny Shakoj, ’07 Randeep S. Toor, ’07 Marc E. Ubaldi, ’07 Sinclair M. Wang, ’07

2006 President’s Circle Anonymous Christian A. Maier, ’06, ’10 Juan J. Sanchez, ’06 Dean’s Club Dennis J. Duncan, ’06 Annual Fellow Anonymous Jabeen Z. Adawi, ’06 Nabil A. Adawi, ’06 Khara M. Brown, ’06 Brian Como, ’06, ’08 Paul R. Foglia, ’06, ’11 Brad J. Galego, ’06, ’06, ’08 Viviana Gutierrez, ’06, ’09 Mohammad K. Kharashgeh, ’06 Sebastian Kuruvilla, ’06 Sarah Leu-Yang, ’06 Michael A. Opperman, ’06 Maureen K. O’Rourke, ’06 Ryan Smith, ’06, ’12 Orville R. Stanford, ’06 Donors Yanal Altidoka, ’06 Gregory Babula, ’06, ’09 Alexander Kachmar, ’06

2007 Founders’ Club Anonymous President’s Circle Karthik R. Eticala, ’07, ’10

Donors Anonymous Jennifer M. Arnoldi, ’07 Brian C. Ascolese, ’07, ’10 John J. Butler, ’07 Kelly Crowe Ascolese, ’07 Jose L. Garcia, ’07 Scott O. Graham, ’07 Raghavendra R. Kalepu, ’07 Jan C. Merene, ’07 Krunal R. Patel, ’07 Anmol Rohatgi, ’07 Richard R. Rush, ’07

2008 Founder’s Club Paul D. Rogers, ’08, ’11 Vatsal A. Shah, ’08, ’09, ’15 President’s Circle Sapna Eticala, ’08, ’10 Annual Fellow Faysal Ahmed, ’08 Seung C. Baek, ’08 Altonique R. Brooks, ’08 Catherine M. Chen, ’08 Manuel Del Rio, ’08 Hayk Ekshian, ’08 Stacy Maurelli, ’08 Felix D. Mbuga, ’08 Lisa Marie M. Moore, ’08

Jeffrey M. Potter, ’08 Emily P. Serna, ’08, ’08 Christianssen C. Siddayao, ’08 James M. Slocum, ’08, ’11 Stephanie C. Vigario, ’08 Xinli Wang, ’08, ’08

Kwesi S. Mitchell, ’09 Sanshika Porterfield, ’09 Pathik S. Ray, ’09 Niannian Yang, ’09, ’09 Yuncong Zhang, ’09

Donors Michael L. Agostin, ’08 Thenappan Chidambaram, ’08 Christopher W. Christopher, ’08 Jonathan P. Clermont, ’08 Brian M. D’Alessandro, ’08, ’09, ’12 Eric Fonseca, ’08 Kuanyin Lin, ’08 Paulina A. Mancilla, ’08 Leo S. Minervini, ’08 Oluwatosin A. Ogun, ’08 Janet Pepperted, ’08 Darren R. Suprina, ’08

President’s Circle Anonymous Jacqueline S. Lawson, ’10, ’12 Michael R. Lawson, ’10, ’11

2009 Dean’s Club Michael P. Finley, ’09, ’09 John J. Meister, ’09 Annual Fellow Baker A. Assaf, ’09 JoAnna R. DiVincenzo Carig, ’09 Kyle F. Dobiszewski, ’09, ’13 Philip F. Falcone, ’09 Peng Gao, ’09 Rashi Grewal, ’09, ’10 Van M. Ly, ’09 Norman R. Miller, ’09 Russel A. Ndika-ogbogu, ’09 Joshua S. Osit, ’09 Karen P. Patten, ’09 Harshadkumar S. Shrishrimal, ’09 Andre A. Silva, ’09 Justin Slotman, ’09 Alejandro E. Vargas, ’09 Donors Amobi R. Armstrong, ’09 Edward J. Bishof, Jr., ’09 Ria N. Canagon, ’09 Om G. Chainani, ’09 Krista M. Coleman, ’09 Bruce Ferretti, ’09 Ruihan Kang, ’09, ’11 Shree K. Kodavatiganti, ’09 Kliti Kodra, ’09 Mikel Lawandy, ’09 Xugong Li, ’09

2010

Annual Fellow Michael J. Bellanich, ’10, ’11 Alexander J. Carlson, ’10 Kathleen E. Connaughton, ’10, ’11 Reehana Khan, ’10 Andrew C. Kim, ’10, ’11 Alfred S. Martinez, ’10, ’18 Divya Mirchandani, ’10 Kaushal Patel, ’10 Daniel V. Rose, ’10 Balavignesh Thirumalainambi, ’10, ’15 Abraham A. Zhinin, ’10, ’10, ’14 Donors Celia E. Boniface, ’10 Moumita Chakraborty, ’10 Hareesh Chennuru, ’10 Hae-an Chyun, ’10 Richard Della Rovere, ’10, ’10 Hana Godrich, ’10 Christopher F. Hulse, ’10 Mark R. List, ’10 Meet D. Patel, ’10 Irvin F. Pham, ’10 Jonathan R. Rego, ’10 Scott J. Rietze, ’10 Jwalant M. Shastri, ’10 Robert A. Thomas, ’10 Vipul S. Uplenchwar, ’10 Qi Zhang, ’10

2011 Eberhardt Society Joseph M. Taylor, ’11 HON Weston Society Dominick J. Cirillo, ’11 President’s Circle Edwin S. Choi, ’11 Ross Flores, ’11 Annual Fellow Tishawna Clyburn, ’11 Kenechi Egbuna, ’11 Ketan M. Gujarathi, ’11 John F. Hischer, Jr., ’11

Rajendra Kumar Midde Venkata, ’11 Erik J. Murrell, ’11 Phong N. Pham, ’11, ’11 Joshua M. RosenHanst, ’11 Darly Senecal Baptiste, ’11, ’12 Akash R. Shukla, ’11, ’13 Brijesh Kumar Singh, ’11, ’12 Douglas E. Thorn, II, ’11 Alicia M. Vergara, ’11 Kedar Ravindra Wani, ’11 Mahmood Zidan, ’11 Donors Max A. Burakho, ’11 David Clark, ’11 Sean K. Crawford, ’11 Snehal B. Desai, ’11 Stephen E. Harhen, ’11 Joseph J. Kardos, IV, ’11 Alisa R. Kumar, ’11 Michael T. Lowry, ’11 Angel Lugo, ’11 John C. Marchiano, ’11 Eric J. Miller, ’11 Iris R. Pantoja, ’11, ’14 Chuck T. Richmond, ’11 George W. Smidhum, Jr., ’11 Kellie L. Sullivan, ’11 Danielle M. Villegas, ’11, ’12 Hui Wu, ’11

2012 Eberhardt Society Javad K. Hassan, ’12 HON Annual Fellow Matthew Anderson, ’12 James D. Bender, ’12 Alex M. Bolovschak, ’12 Thomas R. Broking, Jr., ’12 Matthew J. Cioletti, ’12 Karen M. Ekshian, ’12 Muhammad S. Elgammal, ’12, ’15 Wycliffe A. Graham, ’12 Chris B. Kroschinski, ’12 Trevor J. J. Lamb, ’12 Yaojie Lu, ’12, ’16 Carol S. Mendez, ’12 Joseph Nguyen, ’12 Gabriel Nieves, ’12 Srivalli Paladugu, ’12 Mark B. Pares, ’12 Sapana P. Patel, ’12, ’16 Vrajeshri J. Patel, ’12, ’14 Adam J. Raiffe, ’12 Daniel P. Schittone, ’12 George A. Scoullos, ’12

The Leadership Circle includes the Eberhardt Society – $25,000 or more, Weston Society – $10,000 to $24,999, Founders’ Club – $5,000 to $9,999, President’s Circle – $1,000 to $4,999. In addition to the Leadership Circle, gifts are recognized at the Dean’s Club – $500 to $999, Annual Fellow – $100 to $499 and Donors – up to $99.

*deceased

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2012 continued

2014

Maxine J. Small, ’12 Ravi D. Trivedi, ’12, ’17

President’s Circle Kyle G. Burdi, ’14 Luis J. Mendez, ’14

Donors Amelio D. Cabrera, ’12 Deanna M. Croner, ’12, ’17 Ke Geng, ’12 Amber R. Hicks, ’12 Yanal Jij, ’12 Andrew N. Kirk, ’12, ’12 Andrei L. Loas, ’12 Theophilus O. Maku, ’12 Mary A. Munoz, ’12, ’17 Jesse W. O’Donnell, ’12 Osarodion I. Osarodion, ’12, ’15 Harsha Vyas S. Palli, ’12 Craig D. Schindewolf, ’12 Avinash Shah, ’12 Samuel Svarc, ’12 Ross I. Young, ’12

2013 Highlander Society Samuel H. Hilton, ’13 Annual Fellow Olufemi Abiodun Aiyeku, ’13 Charles L. Baldanza, ’13 William T. Barry, ’13 Charles A. Beltran, ’13 Priyanka Datta, ’13, ’14, ’16 John J. Hanington, ’13 Gopi Iyer, ’13, ’13 Andrew Lam, ’13, ’14 Hitesh Monga, ’13 Dania Shahzad, ’13 Gautham Varansi, ’13 Donors Anonymous Omotayo O. Adeagbo, ’13 Eric J. Campbell, ’13, ’14 Christopher J. Cochran, ’13 Tripp J. Davis, ’13 Christopher Donahey, ’13 Kenneth H. Hohnecker, ’13 Daniel J. Kelly, ’13 Demetruis T. Lawing, ’13 Feng Liu, ’13, ’17 Pablo L. Lopez, ’13 Xiaoyu Lu, ’13 Gustavo F. Luna, ’13 Austin McAuliffe, ’13, ’15 Dhaman R. Mehta, ’13 Todd Menadier, ’13, ’13 Paul Miller, Jr., ’13 Vikas Sastry, ’13 Deborah Sims, ’13, ’13 Mike F. Spies, ’13, ’16 Ethan Suntag, ’13 Anvit Trapasia, ’13, ’13 Naveen Kumar Reddy Yaragudi, ’13

Dean’s Club Yousef Abbasi, ’14 Highlander Society Oscar Gonzalez, ’14 Martyna Jezewska, ’14 Lindsey Oh, ’14 Xin Wu, ’14 Annual Fellow Daniel Aalderks, ’14 Peter A. Aiyuk, ’14 Michele L. Hickey, ’14 Alexis N. Ipekci, ’14, ’15 Chase Johnson, ’14 Jesse Crosby Mantey, ’14 Fernando M. Martinez Encinas, ’14, ’16 Christopher M. Mayer, ’14 Mario A. Melgarejo, ’14 Charles Pucci, ’14 Brian R. Shepard, ’14 Zhan Shu, ’14 David G. Simon, ’14 Stephen R. Staronka, ’14 Johnathan Weiss, ’14 James C. Wolff, ’14 Peng Wu, ’14 Wenbo Zhang, ’14

NJIT alumni at Prudential visited the NJIT Makerspace as part of a campus tour on Aug. 28, 2018.

Natalie M. Weldon, ’14

2015 Weston Society Anthony C. Marino, ’15

Donors Sylvester Agyei, ’14 Catherine R. Andrus, ’14, ’15 Francis O. Baylon, ’14 Yue Cao, ’14 John R. Cassidy, ’14 Matthew G. Coughlin, ’14 Khoa Dao, ’14, ’16 Dushyant K. Dave, ’14, ’15 Deepak Dwarakanath, ’14 Sarah Eid, ’14 Franco C. Gamero, ’14 Hilton Gooding, ’14 Binze Jia, ’14 Kalyani S. Kelkar, ’14, ’15 Livia Kuruvila, ’14, ’15 Dhruv Lad, ’14, ’15 Jigang Li, ’14 Jonathan Mitchell, ’14 Matthew W. Nawn, ’14 Holger H. Norregaard, ’14 Elizabeth A. Opper, ’14 Jaymin V. Patel, ’14 Shonak Patel, ’14 Victor Y. Razuk, ’14 Franklin E. Shivers, III, ’14 Sravanthi C. Somavajhala, ’14 Heather M. Svenson, ’14 Christopher A. Vander Fliet, ’14, ’16 Gregory Washington, ’14

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Highlander Society Jeremy Bartz, ’15 Henry Fernandez, ’15 Emmanuel K. MarseilleDoris, ’15 Nan S. Park, ’15 Chen Shu, ’15 Xikai Xiong, ’15 Annual Fellow Anonymous Jennifer M. Cislo, ’15 Sai Shashank Devannagari, ’15 Scott P. Finck, ’15 Tasneem Hossain, ’15 Andy Malato, ’15 Gregory J. Matlosz, ’15, ’17 Hasees Qazi, ’15 Steven A. Resch, ’15 Matthew A. Ross, ’15 Donors Anonymous (2) Saeed Abbassi, ’15 Samer Abdin, ’15 Olusola O. Adedoyin, ’15 Edger Dominique Alexander, ’15 Ahmad N. Atiyeh, ’15 Diane K. Avecillas, ’15 Pooja Banginwar, ’15 Veronica Bernardo, ’15 Rushabh Sanjay Bhansali, ’15 Shiyu Cai, ’15 Pratinya Chavva, ’15 Bernard O. Cortes, ’15

Daniel M. DaSilva, ’15 Megan J. Dellavalle, ’15 Patrick Dzisah, ’15 Roberto P. Falcone, ’15 Ebrahim Hekmat, ’15 Antonio M. Johnson, ’15 Arnold Kim, ’15 Michael LaRocco, ’15 Ning Fung Mei, ’15 Rafael A. Mejia, ’15 Lucy E. Moulton, ’15 Stacy Pinard, ’15 Christopher Pizarro, ’15 Gabrielle M. Rejouis, ’15 Jose A. Rijo, ’15 Julian A. Rivera, ’15 Michael Rodriguez, ’15 Evan L. Sabourin, ’15 Jagdeep Shiruru, ’15 Robert D. Sirks, ’15 Kavitha Somasundaram, ’15 Hanqing Song, ’15 Richard F. Travellin, ’15 Seema V. Ullal, ’15 Tapan P. Upadhyaya, ’15 Prabhat Vijayan, ’15 Paul A. Williams, ’15 ChenGuang Xu, ’15 Ilya Yemets, ’15, ’16 Marie Zoghbi, ’15

2016 President’s Circle Christopher Domey, ’16 Dean’s Club Leo Barnabas Mariadoss Anthoniraj, ’16 Luke E. Robbe, ’16, ’17 Highlander Society Dennis A. Bush, ’16

Nathi O. Kijpatanasilp, ’16 Shyam Sundar Ramkumar, ’16 Linnaea E. Serzan, ’16 Annual Fellow Eric H. Dieter, ’16 Jonathan M. Drori, ’16 Daniel Engelberth, ’16 Anirudh A. Garikipati, ’16 Evanda Henry, ’16 Esin A. Kaya, ’16 Kimberly Lam, ’16 Cassie Lebauer, ’16 Justin A. Meyerson, ’16 Akshay Mutha, ’16 Benjamin J. Porter, ’16 Abigail C. Saunders, ’16 Rujun Shen, ’16 Kenneth E. Torres, ’16 William E. Zipse, ’16 Donors Anonymous (2) Oluwaleke A. Aina, ’16 Manoj Alaparthi, ’16 Johanna N. Balseca Quishpe, ’16 Arjun Bhaduri, ’16 Anita Y. Bimbu, ’16, ’18 Seth N. Bortey, ’16 Archana Bottu, ’16 Silvia O. Bronder, ’16 Daniel S. Brooks, ’16 Danny J. Chiang, ’16 Christian L. Corey, ’16 John Vito V. D’AntonioBertagnolli, ’16, ’17 Andrew S. Del Conte, ’16 Yuriy Denysov, ’16 John D. Dwyer, ’16 Robert G. Ebel, ’16, ’17

The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

Patrice J. Edwards, ’16 Nicholas M. Fratianni, ’16 Kaelyn Gamel, ’16, ’17 Geovanny Garcia, ’16 Kayla M. Grieme, ’16 Guangyu Guo, ’16 Nilanjan Haldar, ’16 Maryam Haque, ’16 Aidien K. Howard, ’16 Xinglei Jiang, ’16 Jaelynne King, ’16 Branden F. Leider, ’16 Wentao Li, ’16 Yakun Li, ’16 Yaoxing Li, ’16 Jay Lin, ’16 Angie P. Lopez, ’16 Stany J. Macwan, ’16 Zhihao Mai, ’16 Kevin Mcallister, ’16 John S. Mejia, ’16 Hathija S. Noor, ’16 Anthony A. Osnayo, ’16 Akshay A. Patel, ’16 Herbert Ramirez, ’16 Frantzdy Romain, ’16 John E. Salinas, ’16 Akshay Seth, ’16 Vladimir Shustov, ’16, ’17 Terrence D. Smith, II, ’16 Namrata Soni, ’16 Matthew J. Temple, ’16 Nnamdi U. Uwakwe, ’16 German Valencia, ’16 Kiriti S. Vattikonda, ’16, ’17 Allison M. Vella, ’16 Adrianne C. Verga, ’16 Nicholas H. Wright, ’16 Alexander T. Xi, ’16 Muhammet A. Yildiz, ’16 Thomas P. Zeile, ’16

2017 Eberhardt Society J. Robert Hillier, ’17 HON President’s Circle Alana E. Dudley, ’17 Dean’s Club Abhinai Pothireddy, ’17 Highlander Society Anonymous Joshua V. Abraham, ’17 Luis A. Alarcon, ’17 Robert Berry Jr. ’17 Nyija M. Butler, ’17 Daniel W. Roberts, ’17

Jason A. Sevilla, ’17 Hina Siraj, ’17 Tim P. Suchodolski, ’17 Jesse D. Uttendorfer, ’17, ’18 Scott M. Waldman, ’17 Andrew A. Zaki, ’17 Donors Aymen A. Abunamous, ’17 Michelle M. Aguilar, ’17 Cynthia Ahmed, ’17 Mona A. Alotaibi, ’17 Frederick V. Angeles, ’17 Kwadwo K. Banahene, ’17 Ian Bentley, ’17, ’17 Christian Bolcar, ’17 Romany A. Botros, ’17, ’18 Theodore G. Clough, ’17 Karen L. David, ’17 Michael DeVuono, ’17 Laniyyah Elam, ’17 Taylor A. Everett, ’17 Robert K. Fullagar, III, ’17 Joshua D. Gabriel, ’17 Venkata-Krishna-Manoj Garimella, ’17 Tesha R. Gary, ’17 Andrew M. Gavrun, ’17 Harshita Gedela, ’17, ’17 Jabarry V. Goodridge, ’17 Brittany K. Goulart, ’17

Paulo A. Guerreiro, ’17 Nijaguna Gouda Hagari, ’17 Anneka A. Harris, ’17 Lorenzo A. Henriquez Perez, ’17 Ronald Henriquez, ’17 Ci Huang, ’17 Tyler E. Hughes, ’17 Makar Ibrahim, ’17 Assma Itani, ’17 Baina-Lyssa Jean, ’17 Charlie Johnson-Maljar, ’17 Kshitija Joshi, ’17, ’17 Aliyar Kasumov, ’17 Julia Keebaugh, ’17 Allison V. Kloss, ’17 Natsuha Kuroda, ’17 Courtney A. Lopez, ’17 Rex R. MacMillan, ’17 Abhishek Madiraju, ’17 Starriah J. McKelvey, ’17 Annette Mierzwa, ’17 Will Nociti, ’17 Jovan R. Oliver, ’17 Odili Onochie, ’17 Andres E. OsorioSanders, ’17 Jarel C. Pellew, ’17

Richard Peters, ’17 Oranis E. Pimentel Mojica, ’17 Juan F. Polanco Morales, ’17 Agnes Puzio, ’17 Kun Qian, ’17 Stephen L. Senophat, ’17 Chaitanya J. Shah, ’17 Jamee Simone, ’17 Joshua Z. Solomon, ’17 Hulya Tekeoglu, ’17 Guru Prasad Venkata Raghavan, ’17 Jinzhen Wang, ’17 Reza Wang-Lotfi, ’17 Austin Wyatt, ’17 Chang Xu, ’17

2018 Highlander Society Renee Collins, ’18 Johanna A. Lopez Benitez, ’18 John Malatesta, ’18 Ivan Mitevski, ’18, ’18 Kiera A. Nissen, ’18 Donors Anonymous Antony S. Avila, ’18, ’18 Hemal Chauhan, ’18 Michael Elia, ’18 Kristen V. Grotheer, ’18 Christian Jaramillo, ’18 Monica J. Nelson, ’18 Robert A. Provencher, ’18 Dylan Renaud, ’18 Hamza A. Shaikh, ’18 Rita M. Thomas, ’18

Friends Eberhardt Society Stewart Abrams Benjamin Aiello Joan Dorman Alfred J. Frungillo, Jr. Antoinette Handler Barbara A. Hillier Louis J. Lanzerotti Bernard A. Leroe Ellen W. Leroe Jane M. Leroe Leonard Littman Sonia McGowan Sandra L. Olson Elias Rauch Rhoda Rothkopf* W. Marcus Sheridan James F. Stevenson Benedict J. Torcivia, Jr.

Elisabeth P. WeissenriederBennis Telle Whitney Weston Society Turney Baba Theresa A. Bates Eileen Bergman Robert A. Briant Mary Ann Cistaro Gary C. Dahms Samuel Delgado Nancy Eberhardt-Bonneville Robert English Kim Felix Elizabeth M. Femino Caren L. Freyer John E. Gaona Arthur A. Kapoor James G. Medeiros Ahmed Mousa Nish Parikh Mark Romanski John Sartor Peter O. Shull, Jr. Harry Silver Diane C. Simon J. Malcolm Simon Stephanie Tonic Sarah E. Tredwell Founders’ Club Deborah Bishof Edward J. Bishof, Sr. Joanne Brandmaier Neil Brandmaier Nancy F. Burke Loretta Capriglione Thornton Kathleen M. Cassidy Reggie J. Caudill Daphne Chang Anthony S. Cicatiello J. F. Creamer, Jr. Muzaffer Dalan John Ewen Thomas Fitzgerald Kimberly Giorgio Philip R. Goode Bernis L. Hecht Barbara J. Jones Steve Kalafer Christa J. Krumins Kurt Landsberger Beverly Lubetkin Susan L. Nigro Elizabeth Ottesen Betty J. Perlmutter Linda Podesta Steven Pollak Donna Robinson

Cheickna Sylla Stephen M. Taylor Patrick Thornton Joseph Venturo Michael Venturo Steven Venturo President’s Circle Anonymous Stewart Abrams Daljit S. Ahluwalia Devinder K. Ahluwalia Kenneth Alexo, Jr. Harriet Allentuch Azucena Almeida Adalberto M. Alonso David Arluna Renate H. Arndt George Athanasakis Basil C. Baltzis Dimitra Baltzis Dena Baptiste Jean Battikha Kevin D. Belfield Bruce A. Bethka Patricia A. Bethka Stephen Bilawsky Alex Bjelis Rita Block Diane Bloom Joel S. Bloom Dennis M. Bone Maraye Bonner Amitabha K. Bose Aidan Bradley Karen E. Bragg Barbara J. Braynock Edward J. Braynock Amanda Burd James M. Burns Gabriel Cardoz Doris Chang Julian W. Chang Andrea L. Colby Kenneth J. Conte Imran Dalvi Michael Danielson Annette R. Day Elizabeth T. D’Elia Terrence Dobson John Donnelly Leonard Donofrio Irwin Dorros Erica Duncan Kirk Edelman Malcolm I. Egun John Emilius Charling Fagan William C. Fagan Frank J. Fendler

The Leadership Circle includes the Eberhardt Society – $25,000 or more, Weston Society – $10,000 to $24,999, Founders’ Club – $5,000 to $9,999, President’s Circle – $1,000 to $4,999. The Highlander Society welcomes recent alumni into the Leadership Circle based on a special gift and their class year: 1st year after graduation $50; 2nd year, $100; 3rd year, $150; 4th year, $200; 5th year, $250; 6th year, $300; 7th year, $400; 8th, 9th and 10th years, $500. In addition to the Leadership Circle, gifts are recognized at the Dean’s Club – $500 to $999, Annual Fellow – $100 to $499 and Donors – up to $99.

*deceased

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Muhammad Elgammal P.E., PMP, was the keynote speaker at University Convocation on Sept. 12, 2018. Elgammal, who graduated from NJIT in 2012 and 2015 with a B.S. in civil engineering and an M.S. in critical infrastructure, respectively, is now employed as a civil engineer and an agreement project manager for the Port Authority of N.Y. & N.J., Civil Design Division. He also is an adjunct professor in the John A. Reif, Jr. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and serves as the chair for the Young Alumni Association, a member of the Alumni Association Board of Directors, and a member of the Board of Trustees Campus Life Committee.

Barbara A. Ferlise Eddie Filipovic James Fitzgerald Mark D. Fitzgerald Paul E. Fitzgerald James Flaherty Margaret Fogerty Robert A. Fox Nancy Franklin Timothy V. Franklin Lydia Furnari Joan Gautreau Judith T. Gibb Matthew E. Golden Craig J. Gotsman Gary Grimes Cynthia B. Grossman Nathaniel Grossman Jim Haefner Marlene Haiken Louis I. Hamilton John D. Hatch Paul Hiler Joyce M. Holliman Laurence A. Howell Rosemary E. Howell Carolyn M. Jandoli Carol S. Johnson Mohammad Jubran Lenny Kaplan Debra Kavanagh Karl Kavanagh Allan W. Kehrt Jewel L. Kenley Howard S. Kimmel Tamie Kranis Gloria Kulhawy

Kristina Lankford Eric Legband Scott Lubarsky David Lyons Edward Madrigal Michael Marolla Carol Mauermeyer William J. McDermott Terry A. McGuckin Tim Meder Paul Neat Philip M. Neches Anna Nynens Simon F. Nynens Joseph S. Pagano Andrew Paprocki Nitin Parekh Jeanne K. Perantoni Leann Phil Janet Pollock Paul V. Profeta Phyllis A. Pugliesi Mark Purpura Dave Quigley Govi Rao Bernard P. Reca Lon W. Record, Jr. Susan K. Rinaldi Louis Rizio Nancy Sadlon Warren Schinderman Virginia Schofield Anthony W. Schuman Donald H. Sebastian Brian S. Semcer Elizabeth Shanahan Jonathan Shapiro

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Mark Sieber Melissa Sisk William Sneed David Stafflinger Robyn Stafflinger David Stafford Craig A. Stanley Holly C. Stern Joseph W. Strode Gordon A. Thomas Marian H. Tomaszewski Michael J. Vasselli Michael A. Wall Peter Wenz Jonathan Wiggins Shaun D. Wiggins Francis J. Wood David L. Zack Jim Zullo Deanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Club Anonymous Justin Andersen Avery Bechtel Cole Becker Marybeth Boger Kathleen Brough Bruce G. Bukiet Gail Bukiet James Cananagh Lisa Carcich John S. Crawford Jacqueline L. Cusack Vincent Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Agostino Joe DeSantis Atam P. Dhawan John Donaldson William B. Duke Stephen Ensley Frances Finley Michael J. Fitzgerald Anthony J. Frungillo, Jr. Michael Frungillo Kathryn Gallagher David Grande John R. Hall Celeste Heckman Robert Heckman Margaret E. Hefferan Paul J. Heffernan Emil C. Herkert Travis M. Johnson Moshe Kam Peter S. Kay Boris Khusid P. Kim Kramer Brian Land Michael P. Lane Kevin MacConnell Barbara Madaras John S. Madaras, III Joanne Mainberger Stephen Marchese Albert M. Martinez Nelson Martinez Carlos A. Medina

Phyllis Meyer Zoi-Heleni Michalopoulou Donna M. Morrison Sean P. Morrison Stanley T. Omland Anthony Pangaro Rachel A. Pastoriza Michael Paterno Angelo Perna Andrew Pole Mack Pollock William J. Quinn Nancy Roman Anjali Sagdeo Gregory Sauter Eric Schnellbacher Jeffrey Singer Mary Spellman Sean Spooner Glenn H. Steinberg Gregory Tabone Nora A. Taugher Arnie Tiangco Dennis M. Toft Judy A. Valyo Kathleen M. Wielkopolski Sotirios G. Ziavras Lucy A. Zozzaro Annual Fellow Anonymous (2) Hope A. Aldrich Jane K. Anastasia John A. Anastasia Andrew Andersen Donna Andersen Mark P. Anderson Sonya L. Anderson Anne A. Andrews John R. Andrews Sima Bagheri Catherine W. Balto Sarah M. Balzano Keturah J. Bardouille William E. Barry Charles Benway Peter Bingham Inge Blazina Eric Blitz Dolores C. Bradley Jodi Brady Mary E. Brady Joanna B. Brinton Charles A. Brown Lillie Bryen Margaret Bundas Troy Butner Rosemary Callaghan James T. Carlin, Jr. David Carol Laura Caron Jerry Casarella Laura Cassera Victor Cenci Ronald Chaluisan James W. Chappel

Gordon Cheung Pong Chin Henry H. Chu Evelyn B. Chua Laura Cocciadiferro Judith A. Cohen Mildred Cohen Yvonne Cohn Anita Collins Steve Cope Roy H. Cornely Steven Cox Andrew W. Culp Douglas S. Daudelin Vickey C. Daudelin Nancy Davenport-Masi Martin F. Davey Elizabeth A. Debari Charles R. Dees, Jr. Anderson DelValle Tinh DeMary Lynn Dominique Laura Dorman Michelle M. Drori Marcia Eddings Betty Lou Ehrman Linda S. Erdreich Patricia M. Etts Lois Evans Jason Faber Gary M. Fallon John F. Federici Rose M. Federici Guillermo Fernandez Susan D. Ferretti Robert H. Fisk Janet C. Fitzgerald Dolores M. Flood Eric Ford Jacqueline Francisco Lauren Franzoni Charlotte Frasco Joanne Freeman Christopher W. Frey George Frosinos Robert Frye Jane F. Gaertner Gregory Gallina Angela R. Garretson Evelyne Gibson Peter Gillim Nancy Graff Brian Grant Pam Gregory Mary A. Grimm Bettina M. Grotheer Perla Guerrero Edward Gumbart Edna E. Gutierrez Mark C. Hansen Ann Hargraves Joseph F. Harkins Kenneth B. Heitkamp Cynthia Held Jeffrey M. Held

The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

ALUMNI PARTICIPATION RATES FY 2014 - FY 2018

Undergraduate Alumni Participation Rate Overall Alumni Participation Rate National Median for Public Universities

10%

9.17%

7.36% 5%

6% 4% 2% 0

Ann D. Hoang Jean A. Holzenthaler Bryan Horvath Denise Hussey Joanne Ilg Angela Irwin Michelle Izquierdo Vincent H. Jackson, Sr. Tiffany Jaeger Michael Jalbert Christopher P. Joyce Dennis A. Joyce Tibor Kacso Rima Kafrouni Cindy Keane Dorothy Kelly Peter Kenny Michelle O. King Gail M. Klein Dawn Klimovich David R. Knaub Walter Konon Elizabeth S. Kornstein Ellen Lambert Rose Lang Maria C. Langen Lynne Lenches-Derwid Jocelyn Lim Sandra Lim Nancy S. Loiselle Maureen Lombardo Vincent Lombardo Marc Long Steven S. Lopez Casey A. Macdonald Norman J. Makoujy

Robert Marinello Joseph Marini Anthony J. Martino Carol L. Masnik Laura Mathis Christie McCloskey Ellen McDermott Terence A. McGinnis Deborah A. McGovern Keith McHugh Cheryl N. Mignone Chrissy Miner Graciela Margarita Morales Ruales Jeff Morin Johanna H. Moroch Jamie E. Morrow Deborah Nardone Richard A. Nardone David Nassimi Jason Nazmiyal Margaret A. Neafsey Richard Newton, Jr. Alis Odenthal Marie O’Hare Barbara A. Opar Ginny Ozimek Patricia M. Parsons Beatriz L. Pelaez-Martinez Carol A. Pereira Daryl Peters Loula Petrou Michael Pietronico Violeta Pietronico Elizabeth Plokhoy Michelle Polkowski

2014

Rich Potash Carla Puleo Maria G. Pyontek Maurice Rached Jo-Ann R. Raines William V. Rapp Linda Rappaport Richard Rau Tara Rau Jacquelynn Rhodes Kristen Richissin Judith M. Ritchie Timothy Ritchie Kevin Rocha Luis Romeo Christine Rossell Linda C. Rutt Donald Ryan* Anne Samson Sarah Samson Loretta Sandford Heather Saviano Kathleen M. Saylor Clyde Scandrett Mary E. Shilling Renee Simkowitz Brian Skelton Michael K. Smullen Rosemarie Sondergard Bridget Soyka-Smith Michele Spinowitz Nancy L. Steffen-Fluhr Regina Stevenson William A. Stoltzfus, III Carolyn Tang Barbara J. Tanis

2015

2016

2017

Brian Torcivia Christopher Torcivia Theresa A. Trendler Jacqueline R. Udicious Leslie Uhazy Dan Uttendorfer Nancy Uttendorfer Joseph N. Vacca Garrett J. Vandone Joann T. Waghorn Brenda Walenczyk Brenda D. Walker Anne D. Wasileski Latonya M. Watson Mark Weissenrieder Mona Wheeler Alan White Kimberly White Brandon Winn Joanne Wright Mary E. Yen Shawn Zwohar Donors Anonymous Linda Abrahamsen Valerie J. Albecker Agnes Amofa-Boachie Anasta Andreou-Rodriguez Christopher Andrews Sharon Applegate Amit V. Apte Edna S. Aquino Kathy Armstrong Miriam F. Ascarelli Gabriel Babatunde Selena A. Baldwin

2018

Jacqueline Bannon Geraldine G. Barba Margaret S. Barrie Janet Basuino Anthony Belotta Suzanne L. Berliner-Heyman Swamy Bhatta Arlene M. Bialecki Alicia Biasotti Belotta Judith M. Bloeser Mary P. Bogart Norma Bregen Audrey Breyer Laurel A. Brolly William N. Buchala Maxine V. Budris Kathleen Burke Martin Burman Lisa Cabrales Corazon Cadag Diane Calo Ana M. Caneira Joan Cappelluti Juan C. Cardenas Debra Carnevale Lisa Catanzarite Geraldine Chasmar Yi Chen Mary Chirichiello Bohdanna Churchra Bonita D. Cicchino Robert Cline Mihaela Cohanoschi Sade Coleman Marian E. Corallo Ximena E. Cornejo

The Leadership Circle includes the Eberhardt Society – $25,000 or more, Weston Society – $10,000 to $24,999, Founders’ Club – $5,000 to $9,999, President’s Circle – $1,000 to $4,999. The Highlander Society welcomes recent alumni into the Leadership Circle based on a special gift and their class year: 1st year after graduation $50; 2nd year, $100; 3rd year, $150; 4th year, $200; 5th year, $250; 6th year, $300; 7th year, $400; 8th, 9th and 10th years, $500. In addition to the Leadership Circle, gifts are recognized at the Dean’s Club – $500 to $999, Annual Fellow – $100 to $499 and Donors – up to $99.

*deceased

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Arlene Cortright Robert Cottingham, Jr. Vanessa Cousar Donna P. Crews Linda J. Cummings Nora Cummings Hong H. Curry Amanda C. Cusa Carrie Ann Cusack Paola A. Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Angelo Aurora Deana-Roga Angela Defries Aaron D. Deutschman* Vijitha R. Devanapalli Michelle D. Dillon Meg Donabedian Gloria Dougherty Donna M. Drake Catherine J. Durden Dorothy Dwoskin Kathy Edwards Antoinette V. Edwin Junette Edwin John N. Esche Amber N. Evans Barbara Faltz Joseph Fasano Josina D. Fasullo Kerry C. Feder Justin Feldman Erich Fleischmann Nancy Foss Maria M. Freire Liliana Gallego-Zuleta Jeanette Garcia Barbara M. Gardner Carla Gilcrest Christopher S. Gilcrest, Sr. Elizabeth L. Gillespie Richard D. Gomez Steven M. Gomez Clarisa Gonzalez-Lenahan Dale Grimm Linda Guglielmo Sumith Gunawardana Gabriela M. Gutierrez Nestor Guzman, Sr. Nelly Habib Alexander M. Haimovich Catherine C. Hansen William Hansen Mary C. Hearin Margarete Heber Casey L. Hennessey Janine Henri Caridad Hernandez Miosotis Hernandez Claribel Herrera Douglas B. Heyman Jorge Hidalgo, Sr. Wandra M. Hinds Michelle Hirose Jasmine E. Howard Gary Hyer Chitra S. Iyer

Joyce L. Jensen Michael L. Jeter Patricia C. Jeter Caitlin R. Kain Lynn Keefer-Vogel Brian S. Kennedy Sherry Kevoe Doreen Kim John Kim Eustacia King Veronica Kinnie Lou Kondic Rosemary Kullmann Joanne Kveton Linda M. Kwiatek Joan T. Lacki Darlene Lamourt Sherry Leiser Elizabeth Lepri Aulaire Leverett Karen Limpert Cathey List Daniel A. Livingstone Maria A. Lombardi Thomas C. Lubas Bert T. Lundberg Harbey Macias Kevin Maguire Joan M. Mahon Maryanne Marchese Alice Marquez David L. Martin, Jr. Liza B. Martin Lisa J. Mason Barbara A. Mattie Victor V. Matveev Carolyn McCalla Andrew R. McDermott Patti McGee Christine McGourty Colleen McGovern Roxanne Meighan Nancy Mele Saba Memon Lois Menkin Jan A. Miller Michael Milloux Stella P. Minion Lorraine B. Miscia Norma R. Montague James Montecallo Maira Montes Lucia Morales Ratna Mukani Margaret Mukherjee Silvana Nakhla Karen R. Napierkowski Rosemarie A. Neubauer Allyce B. Nick Kathleen Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor Margot Okula Festus Olayinka Ugochia A. Opara Rose Orcutt Rosa Ortega

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Ethel Ortiz Susan B. Ortner Cesar Ospina Miriam Pala Lynn M. Pawlowski Jean M. Pencak Sujatha Penmetsa Maria Pera Audrey Pereira Michelle Perez Sandra Perez Mette Petersen Nancy Petto Elsy T. Philip Thomas Philip Stephanie M. Pillari Gladys Pinca Joan P. Podesfinski Mary J. Pohero Raquel Prada Linda Preschle Karen L. Quackenbush Ian Quijano Svetlana Rachkovskaya Joyce V. Rajah Monica Ramos Annabelle R. Recuerdo Jeanette Reda Jawaad Rehman Richard Reiber Jennifer A. Revoredo Gloria G. Rocha Daniel Rodd Vilma Rodd Shakera N. Rodgers Mark Rodrick Kurt R. Rohloff Suzanne Rosales Rona Rosenstein Steven Rosenstein Laura Rossi Roseanne Rowan Jimmy Rubio Nancy Salvatore-Rodrick Nube Sanchez Gilda Santana Lorceluna S. Sayson Patricia L. Schlager Susan W. Seamon Mary F. Sears Blanca Serrano Suzanne M. Shea Harriet Shrater Elissa L. Siegel Michael S. Siegel Willy Silva Ysabel M. Silva Georgina Singalewitch Deepen Sinha Debby Sison Izabela Slawinski Samantha Sofield Gale Tenen Spak Carol F. Spear JA Sproul

Jennifer L. St. Pierre Christine Stack Stephen M. Staronka Taylor Tamburro Ana M. Taveras Sandra A. Taylor Deborah A. Terry Aurea Texon Brian Tierney Elaine Tredinnick Charles Tsiang Charu Vadehra Brian M. Van Nortwick, Sr. Kimberley M. Van Nortwick Virginia Varga Gloria D. Vidal Albert Wacha Martha P. Wagner Martha Walker Haimin Wang Lisa Weissbard Lianshi Wu Corinne Yuhas Matthew Yuhas Hanna Zaranski Maureen A. Zembricki

The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

1881 SOCIETY NJIT’s planned giving benefactors play a very special role in supporting the university’s growth and momentum. Individuals who make gifts in the form of trusts and annuities receive a lifetime income stream while providing financial support for the university’s most pressing needs. Similarly, individuals listing NJIT as a beneficiary in their will, life insurance policy, or individual retirement account support generations of future students through the creation of endowed scholarships or by funding capital improvements throughout the campus. Our planned giving benefactors are recognized as members of the 1881 Society.

Anonymous Walter E. Adams, ’56* Renate H. and Robert C., ’58 Arndt Gerald A. Arnone, ’56* Margaret and Robert A., ’42* Auld Barbara Bailey* Joseph T. Bailey, ’37* Donald R. Balogh, ’73 Saul Barab, ’44* Stanley M. Barauskas, ’61 Florence M. Bauder * Sidney J. Baum, ’35* Alex C. Becker, ’29, ’32* Howard Begg* Hugh J. Bennett, ’53* Kenneth E. Benson, ’60* Florence M. Bergman * Ethel Plank Bishop* Ruth* and Dean, ’32* Bogart Vincent A. Bonaccorso, ’41* Julius Borri, ’61 Walter R. Braun, ’51 Doris* and H. Stanley, ’38* Bredder Sharon and Merlin E., ’80* Brockway Frederick C. Burt, ’37* Victor J. Cantlupe, ’30* Daniel J. Carella ’48* Raymond A. Cassetta, ’70 William J. Carew, ’32* Robert R. Ceres, ’20* June* and George, ’59* Chaplick Chris P. Christie, ’73* Myrtle* and Frank, ’33* Clark Helen M. Clark * Judy and Harvey Cohen, ’56 George Conklin, ’51* Laurie A. Cooper, ’92 C. Stephen Cordes, ’72 Joseph A. Courter, ’36, ’74, ’87 HON* Frederic Cox, ’26* William M. Creelman, ’58 Grace C.* and John H., ’44* Cross Gregory J. D’Angelo, ’79, ’81

*deceased

Benjamin P. D’Armiento, ’48 Jeff R. Daum, ’82 Charles S. Dautel, ’34* Edwina* and Harvey, ’49* Davies Albert E. Day, ’34* Rudolph A. Dehn, ’41 Richard DelCore, ’74 William A. DeLuca, ’63 Rose A. Dios, ’77 Joan and Albert A., ’45, ’99 HON Dorman George E. Dunn, ’60* Lester W. Dunn, ’27* Douglas R. Durgie, ’60* Rosemary Durgin* Ruth and Harry C., ’50, ’57 Edgren Margaret Ellis, ’34* Alfred C. Enander, ’33* Lars E. Erickson, ’39* Margaret J.* and Walter H., ’38* Esselman Walter Fabisiak, ’71, ’74 Martha and Alan G., ’55 Finkel F. G. Foster, ’44* Richard E. Franklin, ’37* Stewart S. Fritts, ’33, ’36* Michael J. Furman, ’70* Edwin Z. Gabriel, ’36, ’52* Stephen J. Galick, ’82 Urs P. Gauchat Kirstie Gentleman Adele L. Getman* George Gimbel, Jr. ’38* Gilbert W. Glass, ’41* Ruth W.* and Raymond R., ’37* Goldberg Shirley Gornitzky* N. Wells Gow, ’52, ’59* Robert J. Grosso, ’69 Edna and Gus A., ’59* Gutierrez William S. Guttenberg, ’44* Robert M. Haiken, ’65 Helen* and John C., ’51, ’61* Hartmann John Haywood Elaine* and John C., ’43* Hessey

Michele Hickey, ’14 Barbara A. and J. Robert Hillier, ’17 HON Starr R. Hiltz and Murray Turoff Diana L. Hoenig, ’85* Richard J. Horvath, ’67 Paul E. Huber, ’60 Carl H. Huebner, ’32* Mildred* and F. Leslie, ’23* Jacobus Thomas L. Jenner, ’36* Vinod K. Jindia, ’75 Alfred W. Kaiser, ’39* Mary* and Robert G., ’45* Kaiser Jacqueline C. Kane, ’60* Paul V. Kastner, ’73 Brian G. Kiernan, ’70 William M. Kissam, ’35* Shirley E.* and Edward F., ’40* Klenke, Jr. Alvin H. Kopp, ’33* Steven P. Korn, ’74, ’78 Frank C. Kreitler, ’38* Donald F. Kruse, ’62 Laura E.*and Wilbur J., ’33, ’35* Kupfrian Anita J. La Salle, ’64, ’71 Theodore Leba, ’35* Gerald Lebleboojian, ’50* Karl A. Lederer * Henry J. Leir* Gary R. LeMann, ’65 Lawrence Lewin, ’58 Robert L. Libbey* Victor Linder, ’53* Herman C. Litwack* Joseph J. Longo, ’51 Beverly and Bernard M. Lubetkin, ’49, ’52 Joan Lueddeke Kevin E. Lynch, ’98 Phyllis and Laurence G., ’62* Lyon Pam and Ralph M., ’75, ’77 Maddalena John B. Mandle, ’52 Thomas L. Maniscalco, ’80, ’93 Jerome S. Marger, ’65 Fernand F. Martin, ’51 Nancy Davenport-Masi and John A. Masi, ’05 Katharine and David, ’36* Mayers Emiliano A. Mazzarella, ’52* Mary* and Walter, ’54* McCann Frank R. McCullagh, ’68 Sonia and Raymond J. McGowan, ’64 Terence J. McGurn, ’60, ’63 Vivian* and Frank, ’38* Meeker May ’73 and Albert J. , ’73 Mellini Robert W. Messerschmidt, ’55, ’60 Erich A. Meyer, ’70

Manuelita S. Michaud* Edward Miller, ’48* Miriam K. Mills* Richard T. Modafferi, ’65, ’68 Clifford A. Mohwinkel, ’65, ’67* Albert Monack* Robert W. Morrison, ’33* Gertrude G.* and Malcolm S., ’42* Morse Julia* and Jerome, ’36* Murawski Lenda and Vincent J. Naimoli, ’62, ’09 HON Robert A. Norkin, ’56 Selma* and Nathanial, ’33* Nudenberg Norman J. Ockene, ’49, ’53* F. Murray Paret, ’28* Muriel S. Parker Albert V. Payne, ’33, ’64 HON* Sally* and Howard L., ’50* Payntar James R. Pennino, ’66 Marjorie A. Perry, ’05 Fredrick W. Pflum, ’59* John A. Praitano, ’59 Joseph A. Praner, ’32* R. Cynthia Pruett, ’55 Edward F. Raffo, ’36* Lawrence A. Raia, ’65 John A. Reif, ’52* Esther Richardson* Jerry Rij, ’72, ’73 Estelle E. Rimmele* Susan K. and Philip L. Rinaldi, ’68, ’77, ’17 HON Jane* and Herman O., ’38* Ritter Thomas C. Robinson, ’95* Elyse M. and Edward W., ’52 Rogers Judith F. Ross* Robert A. Rossi, ’67 Rhoda Rothkopf* Syril* and Leonard Rubin, ’44* Anita M. Rubino, ’83 Paul A. Ruby, ’50* Hellmuth C. Rudolph, ’37* Virginia D.* and George D., ’31* Rust William F. Rutkaitis, ’52* Eric F. Ruzicka, ’54* Donald Ryan* Alison B. and Steven B., ’84 Saperstein Agnes and Edward W., ’60* Sapp Tommaso F. Scarfone, ’67 Kenneth Scherzer, ’49, ’55* Helen H. Schnack* Paul E. Schwartz, ’38* Shimon Schwarzchild, ’50 Robert F. Schwarzwalder, ’29* Leona, ’62 and John W., ’59 Seazholtz Edward R. Sedlmayr, ’47 Lillian* and Milton* Seligson

Jakob Sentschak, ’82 George J. Shea, ’64 James F. Shequine, ’52* Harry Sholk, ’57 Helen Sidaras, ’42* Diane and J. Malcolm Simon ’60 Rosalie and Joseph T., ’66* Simoniello Beverly G.* and John A. Sinker, ’59 Aida Smith* Joan D.* and Robert W.* Smith Joseph L. Smolenski, ’82 Carol and Harold L., ’74* Spangler George Spatz, ’50, ’54* Stanley A. Stark, ’35* John T. Stefanowicz, ’74* Helene* and C. Harold, ’31, ´61 HON* Stephans Holly C. Stern Mary* and William D., ’86* Stevens William C. Sweney, ’49* Robert L. Swenson, ’42* Thomas Szebenyi, ’69 Karen and Martin J., ’76 Szewczyk Helen* and Edward F., ’35* ten Broeke John P. Thompson * James E. Tomaszek, ’82 Regina and Peter Troccoli, ’69 Margaret M.* and J. Elton, ’38* Tuohig Beatrice Ulanet * William H. Van Derhoef, ’42* Martha Van Houten* Arthur E. Vesco, ’37* Jack Wagner, ’74 John C. Wainwright, ’71 Janice R. and Michael H., ’67 Wallach Howard C. Warden, ’37, ’63* Norbert J. Wasileski, ’57 Martin R. Weinberg, ’47 John J. Weir, ’32* Harold F. Werthwein, ’50 Ernest A. Willis, ’32* Anthony J. Wilson, ’36, ’74* Elizabeth and Charles E. Wilson, ’53, ’58 William D. Winder, ’80 Elizabeth M.* and Joseph T., ’50* Wintermute James N. Wise* Elsa* and Wilbur S., ’46* Wolcott Theodore Wotanowski, ’35* Janice and Richard* Wurfel Doris W. Wyckoff * Marino Xanthos* Otto H. York HON ’97* Ithan B. Zimmer, ’97, ’01 Rudolph R. Zirm, ’44* Dorothy K.* and Robert, ’48* Zoschak

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GIFTS IN HONOR AND MEMORY Gifts received in honor of Amer A. Abuassi, ’17

Gifts received in honor of Mark S. Bannon, ’17

Gifts received in honor of Diane Calo

Gifts received in honor of Renee Collins, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Christopher Domey, ’16

Dalal Abuassi

Jacqueline Bannon

Joseph M. Calo, ’66

Anita Collins

BookSwap, Inc.

Gifts received in honor of William E. Abrahamsen, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Harold Barletta

Gifts received in honor of Erika A. Campos, ’17

Gifts received in memory of William Dorr

Eric A. Abrahamsen, ’93 Linda Abrahamsen

Anthony J. Barletta, ’84

Liliana Gallego‑Zuleta

Gifts received in honor of William C. Contreras, ’08, ’11

Gifts received in honor of Ryan E. Ackerman, ’18

Edwin R. Ackerman, III, ’81 Gifts received in honor of Daljit S. Ahluwalia

Anne A. Andrews Gifts received in honor of John Albecker, ’18

Valerie J. Albecker Gifts received in memory of Arnold Allentuch

Harriet Allentuch Gifts received in honor of Addae Amofa‑Boachie, ’18

Agnes Amofa‑Boachie Gifts received in honor of Justin Andersen

Donna Andersen Gifts received in honor of Peter Andreou‑Rodriguez, ’18

Anasta Andreou‑Rodriguez Gifts received in honor of Nicole D. Antonicello, ’12, ’17

Blanca Serrano

Gifts received in honor of James Basuino, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Shaun Cappelluti, ’17

Janet Basuino

Joan Cappelluti

Gifts received in honor of Mohamed Bendary, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Christian D. Cardona, ’18

Dawn Klimovich

Paola A. D’Angelo

Gifts received in honor of Shivashanker Bhatt

Gifts received in honor of Michael G. Carnevale, ’18

Biren A. Bhatt, ’05

Debra Carnevale

Gifts received in honor of Spoorthi Bhatta, ’18

Gifts received in memory of Susan Carr

Swamy Bhatta

Edward F. Carr, ’83

Gifts received in memory of Herman Blackman ’38

Gifts received in honor of Ray Cassetta, ’70

Yvonne Cohn Barbara M. Gardner Sherry Kevoe Lois Menkin Anne Samson Sarah Samson

Reggie J. Caudill Cheickna Sylla Gifts received in honor of Dana P. Catanzarite, ’18

Lisa Catanzarite Gifts received in memory of Timothy N. Chang

Gifts received in honor of Dr. Joel and Dr. Diane Bloom

Daphne Chang Doris Chang Julian W. Chang Charling Fagan William C. Fagan

Joan and Albert A. Dorman, ’45, ’99 HON Gifts received in honor of Tyler Braunstein

Gifts received in honor of Shawn M. Chasmar, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Shelly A. Applegate, ’17

Gil S. Braunstein, ’90

Sharon Applegate

Gifts received in memory of Stephen J. Braynock, ’06

Gifts received in honor of Abayomi D. Arowolo, ’17

Laura Rossi

Michael L. Jeter Patricia C. Jeter

Gifts received in memory of Merlin E. Brockway, ’80

Gifts received in memory of Peter Arycak

Sharon Brockway

Alexander B. Chuchra, ’82 Bohdanna Churchra Gifts received in memory of Atahan Atay, ’10

Muzaffer Dalan Mette Petersen Yupana, LLC Gifts received in honor of Olajuwon O. Babatunde, ’17

Gabriel Babatunde Gifts received in honor of Savanna C. Baldwin, ’17

Gifts received in honor of Sarah Buchala, ’05, ’08

William N. Buchala Gifts received in honor of Hoa Bui

Khoa Dao, ’14, ’16 Gifts received in honor of Cristian P. Cabrales, ’17

Lisa Cabrales Gifts received in honor of Marc U. Cadag, ’18

Corazon Cadag

Geraldine Chasmar Gifts received in honor of Arthur Cheung, ’18

Gordon Cheung Gifts received in honor of Steffen G. Chirichiello, ’18

Mary Chirichiello Gifts received in memory of Anthony Ciallella, ’55

Renee Simkowitz Gifts received in honor of Alexander H. Cline, ’17

Robert Cline Gifts received in memory of Dennis Cocheo, ’66

William Cole, III, ’66 Gifts received in memory of Edwin Cohen, ’64

Jed H. Schoucair, ’95, ’98

Michael F. Contreras, ’82

Joanne Brandmaier Neil Brandmaier

Gifts received in honor of Victor C. Cornejo, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Alden A. Edwin, ’17

Ximena E. Cornejo Arlene Cortright

Antoinette V. Edwin Junette Edwin

Gifts received in memory of Teresa Cruz

Gifts received in memory of Norma Eng‑Wong

Ronald Henriquez

Paul Eng‑Wong, ’75, ’80 Nube Sanchez

Gifts received in honor of John I. Cummings, ’18

Nora Cummings Gifts received in honor of Jay T. Curry, ’18

Hong H. Curry Gifts received in honor of Miss Elizabeth Daudelin, ’18

Douglas S. Daudelin Vickey C. Daudelin Gifts received in memory of Glenn David, ’76

Valerie L. David, ’94 Gifts in memory of Therresa DeFeis

DeFeis Family Charitable Fund Gifts received in honor of Thomas B. Defries, ’18

Angela Defries Gifts received in honor of The Del Russo Family

Angelo Del Russo, ’82 Del‑Sano Contracting Corporation Gifts received in honor of Elizabeth R. Del Tufo ’08

Donald J. Wallace, ’66 Gifts received in honor of Craig D. Cortright, ’18

Arlene Cortright Gifts received in honor of Ashish Devanapalli, ’18

Anderson DelValle Vijitha R. Devanapalli Gifts received in honor of Brandt T. Dillon, ‘18

Michelle D. Dillon

Gifts received in honor of Paul A. Fasullo, ’18

Josina D. Fasullo Gifts received in honor of Roberta and Saul K. Fenster, ’02

Joan and Albert A. Dorman, ’45, ’99 HON Gifts received in memory of Manuel Fernandes, ’74

Manuel Fernandes, ’06 Joy Fernandes, ’74 Gifts received in honor of Edison Eras, ’18

Nube Sanchez Gifts received in memory of Frank Fitzgerald, Sr.

Hope A. Aldrich Mary P. Bogart Nancy F. Burke Troy Butner James T. Carlin, Jr. Martin F. Davey Elizabeth A. Debari Dorothy Dwoskin Ernst & Young James Fitzgerald Janet C. Fitzgerald Mark D. Fitzgerald Michael J. Fitzgerald Thomas Fitzgerald George Muraski Agency Inc. Peter Gillim Gary Hyer Peter Kenny Michelle O. King Carol L. Masnik Terence A. McGinnis Lorraine B. Miscia Judith M. Ritchie Timothy Ritchie Nora A. Taugher

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The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

Tuchman Foundation, Inc. Martin Tuchman, ’62 Gifts received in memory of Joseph M. Fitzgerald

Hope A. Aldrich Mary P. Bogart Nancy F. Burke James T. Carlin, Jr. Martin F. Davey Elizabeth A. Debari Vincent F. Difini, ’50 Dorothy Dwoskin Gary M. Fallon James Fitzgerald Janet C. Fitzgerald Mark D. Fitzgerald Michael J. Fitzgerald Paul E. Fitzgerald Thomas Fitzgerald George Muraski Agency Inc. Peter Gillim Gary Hyer Peter Kenny Michelle O. King Carol L. Masnik Terence A. McGinnis Jan A. Miller Lorraine B. Miscia Svetlana Rachkovskaya Judith M. Ritchie Timothy Ritchie Nora A. Taugher Tuchman Foundation, Inc. Martin Tuchman, ’62 Robert Welgos, ’62 Richard D. Wilkins, ’64 Gifts received in honor of Alexander J. Fleischmann, ’18

Erich Fleischmann Paramount Lawn Sprinkler Specialists Gifts received in memory of Seymour “Zoom”, ’51 and Estelle Fleisher

Bruce M. Fleisher, ’99 Seymour and Estelle Fleisher Foundation, Inc. Gifts received in memory of Jack Ford

Eric Ford Gifts received in memory of Eric Forster

Joseph D. Forster, ’78

Gifts received in honor of Susana M. Freire, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Rami A. Habib, ’18

Maria M. Freire

Nelly Habib

Gifts received in honor of John G. Frosinos, ’17

Gifts received in memory of Elija Harris

George Frosinos

Gordon A. Thomas

Gifts received in honor of Kalpesh Galiya

Gifts received in memory of John P. Hearn, ’85, ’89

Hareesh Chennuru, ’10

John F. Romanowich, ’87, ’88

Gifts received in honor of Urs P. Gauchat

Gifts received in memory of Edmund H. Hecht, ’56

Christine Rossell

Bernis L. Hecht

Gifts received in honor of Christopher Gilcrest, Jr.

Gifts received in honor of Lawanda Henderson

Carla Gilcrest Christopher S. Gilcrest, Sr.

Terrence D. Smith, II, ’16

Gifts received in memory of William E. Gile

John N. Esche Gifts received in honor of Louis M. Gomez

Richard D. Gomez Gifts received in honor of Brittany K. Goulart, ’17

Brittany K. Goulart Gifts received in honor of Derek J. Grimm, ’17

Gifts received in honor of Jorge A. Hidalo, ’18

Jorge Hidalgo, Sr. Gifts received in honor of Zakie Hinds, ’18

Wandra M. Hinds Gifts received in memory of Melvin J. Holliman, ’75

Crown Family Philanthropies Gifts received in special recognition of Laurence “Tony” A. Howell

Gifts received in memory of Jose Vieira & Herminia Branco

Maria M. Branco, ’74 Gifts received in honor of Sonali J. Kamath, ’18

Audrey Pereira

James Flaherty

Gifts received in memory of Prakash Kapoor

Gifts received in honor of Michael Lawson, ’10, ’11

Arthur A. Kapoor

Frances Finley Michael P. Finley, ’09

Gifts received in honor of Brendan Kavanagh

Debra Kavanagh Karl Kavanagh Gifts received in honor of Blair W. Kim, ’18

Doreen Kim John Kim

Eustacia King

Aulaire Leverett

Gifts received in honor of Justin Kinnie, ’18

Gifts received in memory of Barbara K. Littman, ’94

Veronica Kinnie

Leonard Littman Norman R. Miller, ’09

Deborah A. McGovern

Nancy Foss

Gifts received in honor of Ravindu W. Gunawardana, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Socrates Ioannidis, ’96

Meg Donabedian Kathy Edwards Janine Henri Barbara A. Opar Rose Orcutt Gilda Santana Martha Walker

Sandra Perez Gifts received in honor of Paul A. Jensen, ’18

Joyce L. Jensen Gifts received in special recognition of Travis M. Johnson

Donna M. Morrison Sean P. Morrison

Gifts received in honor of Randolph J. Leiser, ’17

Gifts received in honor of John T. Leverett, ’18

Amitabha K. Bose Gloria Dougherty Garland Alliance, Inc. Cynthia B. Grossman Nathaniel Grossman Jeanette Reda Dean Clyde Scandrett Mary Spellman Martha P. Wagner

Gifts received in honor of Christian Jaramillo, ’18

The Leir Charitable Foundations

Gifts received in honor of Kristen K. King, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Mikalah Maria Hughes, ’18

Gifts received in memory of Polina Gurevich

Gifts received in memory of Henry J. and Erna D. Leir

Sherry Leiser

Gifts received in honor of Kelly Guarino

Socrates Ioannidis, ’96

Ana M. Taveras

Arthur A. Kapoor

Bettina M. Grotheer

Sumith Gunawardana

Gifts received in honor of Ken Lamboy, ’18

Gifts received in special recognition of Michael Lane

Gifts received in memory of Dana E. Knox

Gifts received in honor of Kristen V. Grotheer, ’18

Linda M. Kwiatek

Gifts received in memory of L. D. Kapoor

Humberto X. Baquerizo, ’95 Diane A. Colson, ’74, ’95 P. Kim Kramer Terry A. McGuckin Jacquelynn G. Rhodes

Dale Grimm

Gifts received in honor of Vincent P. Kwiatek, ’18

David R. Knaub Gifts received in memory of Gregory Kriegsmann

Gifts received in memory of Fred H. Kulhawy, ’64, ’66

Gloria Kulhawy Gifts received in honor of Joseph W. Kullmann, ’17

Rosemary Kullmann

Gifts received in honor of Joseph Lombardi, ’18

Maria A. Lombardi Gifts received in honor of Johanna A. Lopez Benitez, ’18

Juan C. Cardenas Gifts received in honor of Christian Macias, ’18

Harbey Macias Gifts received in memory of John P. and Edna A. Malczynski

Demetrious J. Stamatis, ’85 Teresa Malczynski Stamatis Gifts received in memory of Anthony G. Maletta, ’53

Maletta Foundation

Gifts received in honor of Nicholas J. Kveton, ’18

Joanne Kveton

The Leadership Circle includes the Eberhardt Society – $25,000 or more, Weston Society – $10,000 to $24,999, Founders’ Club – $5,000 to $9,999, President’s Circle – $1,000 to $4,999. The Highlander Society welcomes recent alumni into the Leadership Circle based on a special gift and their class year: 1st year after graduation $50; 2nd year, $100; 3rd year, $150; 4th year, $200; 5th year, $250; 6th year, $300; 7th year, $400; 8th, 9th and 10th years, $500. In addition to the Leadership Circle, gifts are recognized at the Dean’s Club – $500 to $999, Annual Fellow – $100 to $499 and Donors – up to $99.

*deceased

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GIFTS IN HONOR AND MEMORY continued Gifts received in memory of Frances and Joseph Maniscalco

Thomas L. Maniscalco, ’80, ’93 Gifts received in honor of Ronnie Derick L. Marquez, ’18

Alice Marquez Gifts received in honor of Sean Martin, ’17

Liza B. Martin Gifts received in honor of Joshua S. Mason, ’18

Lisa J. Mason Gifts received in honor of Michael J. Mattie, ’18

Barbara A. Mattie Gifts received in memory of Eloise S. Matzko

Bruce A. Bethka Patricia A. Bethka Gifts received in honor of Brooke McGee

Patti McGee Gifts received in memory of Ann and Vincent McGuckin

Terry A. McGuckin Gifts received in memory of Cheryl A. McGuckin

Terry A. McGuckin Gifts received in honor of Robert A. Mele, ’18

Nancy Mele Gifts received in honor of Aatqa S. Memon, ’18

Saba Memon

Gifts received in memory of Edward Miller, ’98

Gifts received in honor of Joshua B. Olayinka, ’18

Gifts received in memory of Manuel Perez

Gifts received in honor of Anthony D. Rosato

Albert Wacha

Festus Olayinka

Eileen Bergman, ’48

Yahong Zhang, ’95

Gifts received in honor of The Morin Family

Gifts received in honor of Uzoma Opara, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Christos S. Petrou, ’17

Gifts received in honor of Scott Jared Rosenstein, ’18

Jeff Morin

Ugochia A. Opara

Loula Petrou

Gifts received in memory of J. Anthony Morris

Gifts received in honor of George E. Ordonez, ’17

Gifts received in honor of Brea K. Phipps, ’18

Rona Rosenstein Steven Rosenstein

Maxine J. Small, ’12

Monica Ramos

Shakera N. Rodgers

Gifts received in memory of Tahera Mumtaz

Gifts received in memory of Anna Ornovitz

Gifts received in honor of Justin Pinca, ’18

Arshad Mumtaz, ’75

Henry Ornovitz, ’74

Gladys Pinca

Gifts received in memory of Constance A. Murray

Gifts received in honor of Alexis D. Ortega, ’18

Marybeth Boger Jacqueline L. Cusack Angela R. Garretson Miosotis Hernandez Chitra S. Iyer Patricia K. Kramer Joan M. Mahon Norma R. Montague Johanna Moroch My Sister’s Keeper, Inc. Mary J. Pohero Mary F. Sears Nancy L. Steffen‑Fluhr Sandra A. Taylor

Rosa Ortega

Gifts received in memory of Peter T. Podesta, Sr. and Theresa M. Podesta

Christopher A. Paolella, ’96 Gifts received in memory of John F. Papetti, Sr.

Lisa M. Kardos, ’04, ’06, ’15 Gifts received in honor of Marcus Patino, ’18

Ethel Ortiz

Gifts received in memory of Balasubramanion Nagarajan

Sunder Nagarajan, ’01 Gifts received in honor of Abanoub Nakhla, ’18

Silvana Nakhla

Aurea Texon

Karen R. Napierkowski

Gifts received in memory of Peter Metz

Gifts received in honor of Anthony and Anita Natoli

Lindsey Oh, ’14

Michael A. Wall

Gifts received in memory of Joseph Micalizzi, ’16 HON

Gifts received in honor of Mark Neubauer, ’18

Anthony C. Marino, ’15 Mike F. Spies, ’13, ’16

Rosemarie A. Neubauer Gifts received in memory of Esteban Nieto

Cristian E. Nieto‑Franco, ’07, ’10 Gifts received in honor of Austin A. Okula, ’18

Margot Okula

Gifts received in honor of Christian Paolella, ’18

Suzanne Rosales

Gifts received in honor of Dakota M. Napierkowski, ’17

CMAA Metro NY NJ Chapter Michael Paterno

Miriam Pala

Gifts received in honor of Richard Music, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Richard L. Mendoza, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Gareth C. Middleton, ’93, ’04, ’16

Gifts received in honor of Pier P. Pala, ’18

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Gifts received in honor of General Ellen M. Pawlikowski, ’78, ’13 HON

Charles Benway Central Georgia Technical College James W. Chappel Steve Cope Lynn Dominique Robert Frye Kenneth B. Heitkamp Peter S. Kay Jewel L. Kenley Clifford Henry Long Laura Mathis Mike Niederhauser Rental Chrissy Miner Alis Odenthal Ricardo Ponton, ’97 Fernando P. Rojas, ’77 Brian Skelton Leslie Uhazy Gifts received in honor of Tarun S. Penmetsa, ’18

Sujatha Penmetsa Gifts received in honor of Phillip Pera, ’18

Maria Pera

Bernard P. Reca

Gifts received in honor of Matthew Roufaeal, ’18

Alia J. Roufaeal, ’84, ’94 Gifts received in honor of Christian D. Rubio, ’18

Jimmy Rubio Gifts received in memory of Todd W. Russell ’87

Gifts received in memory of Edith Pollock

Peter J. Russo and Mary B. Russo Family Foundation, Inc.

Janet Pollock Mack Pollock

Gifts received in honor of Nicholas D. Santoro, ’18

Gifts received in memory of Jerome Potash, ’46, ’51

Rich Potash Gifts received in honor of Linda Preschle

August K. Preschle, ’70 Gifts received in honor of Gabrielle A. Quijano, ’18

Edna S. Aquino Ian Quijano

Amanda C. Cusa Gifts received in honor of Vincent F. Sapienza, ’17

Jacqueline Francisco Gifts received in honor of John L. Saviano, ’18

Heather Saviano Gifts received in honor of Celdhan Sayson, ’18

Lorceluna S. Sayson

Gifts received in honor of Christopher D. Raines, ’10

Gifts received in honor of Peter A. Schofield

Jo‑Ann R. Raines

Virginia Schofield

Gifts received in honor of Joel V. Rajah, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Erin O. Shea, ’18

Joyce V. Rajah

Suzanne M. Shea

Gifts received in honor of Donnell Recuerdo, ’17

Gifts received in honor of Sher Erikson and Jeffrey Lund

Annabelle R. Recuerdo Gifts received in honor of Hamad Rehman, ’18

Jawaad Rehman Gifts received in honor of Jimmy Revoredo, Jr., ’18

Jennifer A. Revoredo Gifts received in honor of Richard Rocha, ’17

Gloria G. Rocha Kevin Rocha

Susan B. Ortner Gifts received in memory of Balakrishna Shiruru

Jagdeep Shiruru, ’15 Gifts received in memory of Peter O. Shull, Sr., ’55

Peter Shull, Jr. Gifts received in honor of Sigma Pi Fraternity

Erik J. Murrell, ’11

Gifts received in honor of Jason J. Rodd, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Willy Silva, Jr., ’18

Daniel Rodd Vilma Rodd

Willy Silva Ysabel M. Silva

The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

Gifts received in memory of Joseph Simon

Gifts received in memory of Ethel R. Stewart

Gifts received in honor of Michael G. Tsiang, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Miguel F. Vidal, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Christopher P. Yen, ’89

J. Malcolm Simon

James H. Edwards, ’63

Charles Tsiang

Gloria D. Vidal

Mary E. Yen

Gifts received in honor of Christian D. Sison, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Kiara Strain‑Goode

Gifts received in memory of Charles S. Tuite

Gifts received in honor of Antonina Vilardi

Gifts received in honor of Matthew Yuhas, Jr., ’18

Debby Sison

Anonymous

Thomas C. Tuite, ’83, ’91

Judy A. Valyo

Gifts received in honor of Robert J. Slawinski, ’18

Gifts received in memory of Wilma Striny

Gifts received in memory of Alan Turing

Gifts received in memory of Daniel and Gerald Wheeler

Corinne Yuhas Matthew Yuhas, Sr.

Izabela Slawinski

Kurt M. Striny, ’53, ’61

Saeed Abbassi, ’15

Mona Wheeler

Gifts received in honor of Brian R. Sondergard, ’17, ’18

Gifts received in honor of Nancy Supko

Gifts received in honor of Jesse D. Uttendorfer, ’17, ’18

Gifts received in memory of Anne Wiley, ’91

Sean P. Morrison

Charles J. Supko, Jr., ’67, ’70

Nancy S. Loiselle

Gifts received in memory of Aldyth Stanford

Gifts received in honor of Mary Ann Greene and Richard P. Sweeney, ’82

Gifts received in honor of Ketan Vadehra, ’18

Marybeth Boger Jane F. Gaertner Miosotis Hernandez Chitra S. Iyer Joan M. Mahon Terry A. McGuckin Norma R. Montague Johanna Moroch Mary J. Pohero Nancy L. Steffen‑Fluhr Sandra A. Taylor Judy A. Valyo

Orville R. Stanford, ’06 Gifts received in honor of Ryan J. Stack, ’18

Christine Stack Gifts received in memory of Anna I. and John B. Stamatis

Demetrious J. Stamatis, ’85 Teresa Malczynski Stamatis

Ann Hargraves Gifts received in memory of Shaheen Syed

Faysal Ahmed, ’08 Gifts received in honor of Rita M. Thomas, ’18

Elsy T. Philip Thomas Philip

Charu Vadehra Gifts received in honor of Brian M. Van Nortwick, Jr., ’14, ’17

Brian M. Van Nortwick, Sr. Kimberley M. Van Nortwick Gifts received in memory of Anthony M. Venturo, ’53

Elizabeth Ottesen Donna Robinson Joseph Venturo Michael Venturo Steven Venturo

Gifts received in honor of Mateusz Zaranski, ’18

Hanna Zaranski Gifts received in honor of William J. Zembricki, ’18

Maureen A. Zembricki Gifts received in honor of Maria and Hasan Zidan

Mahmood Zidan, ’11

Gifts received in honor of William D. Winder ’80

Judith T. Gibb

CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION MATCHING GIFTS Aetna Life & Casualty Co. Aetna Life & Casualty Foundation Albemarle Corporation Albemarle Foundation Bank of America Foundation Bank of America Merrill Lynch Boeing Company Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Caterpillar Foundation

*deceased

Chevron Matching Employee Funds Chubb Group of Insurance Companies ConocoPhillips Company Delta Air Lines Foundation Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Eaton Corporation Emerson Charitable Trust Express Scripts, Inc. ExxonMobil Foundation

FM Global FM Global Foundation FMC Foundation GE Foundation Global Impact Goldman, Sachs & Co. Harris Corporation Harris Foundation IBM Corporation Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Kresge Foundation

Lockheed Martin Foundation Merck and Company, Inc. Merck Foundation Merck Partnership for Giving MetLife Foundation National Grid USA Northrop Grumman Foundation OppenheimerFunds Pfizer Foundation PSE&G Delivery Company Rockwell Collins Matching Gift Program

Salesforce.com Shell Oil Company Foundation Siemens Corporation Susquehanna International Group, LLP TE Connectivity Verizon Foundation Wells Fargo Bank NA Wells Fargo Foundation YourCause

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CORPORATE, FOUNDATION, ASSOCIATION GIFTS $200,000 or more

Compass Group North America Gourmet Dining Services LLC Independent Alumni of NJIT Leir Foundation, Inc. PepsiCo American Beverage Company $100,000 - $199,999

Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Foundation Facebook John and Sandra Olson Family Fund JPMorgan Chase Foundation National Steering Committee for CIM $50,000 - $99,999

Adobe Systems Incorporated AECOM Avanade, Inc. Christopher L. Moseley Foundation NACME, Inc. NJIT Student Senate Panasonic Corporation of North America PSE&G Delivery Company & PSEG Foundation Ridgefield Foundation Robert Sydney Needham Foundation Seymour and Estelle Fleisher Foundation, Inc. Weiss-Aug Co. Inc. Wells Fargo Bank NA & Wells Fargo Foundation $10,000 - $49,999

Anita Borg Institute AT&T, Inc. Benevity Community Impact Fund Berger Charitable Foundation, Inc. Bocina Family Foundation Buehler Aviation Research Foundation, Inc. Capital One Services, LLC Charities Aid Foundation America Construction Roundtable of New Jersey Cordes Family Trust Del-Sano Contracting Corporation

Dow Chemical Foundation Dow Family Charitable Fund Dr. Pepper Snapple Group Inc. Drexler Foundation Enterprise Holdings Foundation ExxonMobil Frank and Lydia Bergen Foundation GD Correctional, LLC George and Joan Newcombe Charitable Gift Fund Hanini Group Harold B. and Dorothy A. Snyder Foundation Harry Silver and Nancy W. Silver Fund Hillside Board of Education IBM Corporation Infineum USA L.P. Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of J&J Javad K. Hassan Foundation Inc. Jersey Dining, LLC Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Langan Engineering & Environmental Services, Inc. Leroe Family Charitable Foundation Maser Consulting P.A. Material Handling Society New Jersey, Inc. Mercer Consumer Group Mercer Health & Benefits Admin LLC Mott MacDonald Mozilla Foundation MZM Construction Co., Inc. Nancy and Bill Bonneville Charitable Fund New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company NK Architects Novo Nordisk, Inc. OnCourse Systems for Education Optum, Inc. Orange Board of Education Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor, LLC Pella Windows & Doors Protocol Labs, Inc. PSE&G Delivery Company PSEG Foundation Rangam Consultants, Inc. Rauch Family Charitable Trust Santander Bank

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Synchrony Bank Synchrony Financial T&M Associates T.Y. Lin International Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. The MCJ Amelior Foundation Torcivia Family Foundation Torcon, Inc. Tremblay Family Foundation Tuchman Foundation, Inc. Turner Construction Company Union City Board of Education United Parcel Service University of CaliforniaRiverside UPS Foundation Urban Tech Consulting Engineering, PC Utility and Transportation Contractors Association of NJ Valcor Engineering Corporation Verizon Ward Family Foundation Young Adult Institute, Inc. $1,000 - $9,999

A & A Painting & Contracting Accelerant Sales Group, LLC Achaibar Family Charity Fund Adco Electrical Corp. AIA New Jersey AJ Jersey Al and Grace De Seta Charitable Fund American Institute of Architects Foundation American Paper Towel and Supply Andrea Loshin Colby Charitable Fund Aqua Pro-Tech Laboratories Architectural Window Manufacturing Corporation ASCE North Jersey Branch Atlantic Federal Credit Union Attanasio Giving Fund Ayco Charitable Foundation BCT Partners, LLC BFI Blackbird Iron Works, Inc. BMI Rupp Foundation BookSwap, Inc.

Bowman Consulting Group Ltd. Brach Eichler, LLC Brend Renovation Corporation Bright Funds Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Broad USA Inc. Cambridge Construction Management Castle Ventures Corporation Celgene Corporation Clarke Caton Hintz CNY Group Colgate-Palmolive Company Columbian Foundation Combined Resources Interiors, Inc. Commercial Metals Corporation Cornerstone Architechtural Group, LLC Corporate Woodworking, Inc. D.E. Shaw D3 Unified Communications DeFeis Family Charitable Fund Denise and Dennis Bone Fund Design Resources Group Architects, AIA Diaz Architect and Associates, P.C. Diener Brick Company Ditschman Flemington Donaldson Interiors, Inc. EcoDry EcolSciences, Inc. EIC Associates, Inc. Emerson Charitable Trust ENV Architects Epic Construction Excel Holdings, LLC Exemplify Biopharma, Inc. Fieldturf USA, Inc. FIRST First Tier Technology Five Rivers IT, Inc. Flynn Family Foundation FM Global Fontel Foundation Frogshop, LLC GAF Materials Corporation Genova Burns LLC Gensler Gilbane Building Company Gilbert Memorial Fund GTS Consultants, Inc. GZA GeoEnvironmental Technologies Inc.

Hammer Strengh Life Fitness HDR, Inc. Hoagland, Longo, Moran, Dunst & Doukas, LLP Innovative Recycling Technologies, Inc. Insulated Conductors Committee Ironbound Community Corporation J. Fletcher Creamer & Son, Inc. J. Robert & Barbara A. Hillier Foundation Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. JDP Mechanical, Inc. Jewel Kenley Gift Fund Jose Carballo Architecture, PC Kleinknecht Electric Co., Inc. Kresse Foundation KSS Architects LLP Landsberger Foundation Inc. Lane Office Furniture, Inc. LGS Innovations Liberty Mutual Insurance Louis Berger Group, Inc. M&T Bank M&T Charitable Foundation Maletta Foundation March Associates Construction Inc. Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Masonry Contractors of New Jersey Merck Merck and Company, Inc. Merck Sharp & Dohme Corporation Micro Stamping Corporation Milliken & Company Miracle Method Morris & Charlotte Tanenbaum Family Foundation Musco Lighting Natural Green Lawn Care NEST Technologies Inc. Net@Work NJ First Tech Challenge North Jersey Section, Inc. ACS Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation Noveda Technologies, Inc. Oxford Electrical Contractors, Inc Parette Somjen Architects, LLC

The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. Paulus Family Foundation, Inc. Pennoni Associates Inc. Peter J. Russo and Mary B. Russo Family Foundation, Inc. Petersack/Kanow Charitable Fund Pfizer, Inc. Phillips 66 Refinery Plaza Construction Corp. PNC Financial Services Group Inc. PNC Foundation Pratt Construction & Restoration, Inc. Profeta Urban Investment Foundation Prudential Financial, Inc. Pullup Technologies RDE Systems Support Group LLC Robert E. Zampolin & Associates Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey SAE Foundation SAG Engineering & Consulting, P.C. Sandvik Coromant Company Schumann Fund for New Jersey Shaw Industries, Inc. Skyline Restoration, Inc. Solutions Architecture Sonnenfeld and Trocchia Architects, P.A. SSP Architectural Group Steven & Lisa J. Annunziato Giving Fund Stryker Orthopaedics Suburban Consulting Engineers, Inc. Summit Medical Group T.L. Groseclose Associates, Inc. Tandus Centiva US LLC TestAmerica Laboratories, Inc. The Garland Company, Inc. The J. H. Zarzycki Charitable Fund The Shah Family Fund The Sinker Trust The William and Charling Fagan Charitable Fund Thomas and Linda Podesta Foundation

*deceased

TPI Environmental, Inc. Tremco Roofing & Building Maintenance Trickywater, LLC Union Paving & Construction Co., Inc. United Services, Inc. UPS Information Technology Urbahn Architects, PLLC Wilk Construction, LLC Williamsburg Community Foundation Yupana, LLC Zack Painting Co., Inc. Up to $999

119 Berry Works Inc AArena Consulting, Inc. Adirondack FoundationMirror Lake Inn Charitable Fund Advanced Infrastructure Design, Inc. Aerojet Rocketdyne Delivers Aetna Life & Casualty Co. Ahern/Kent Charitable Trust AIG Alan Party Rentals, Inc. All-Ways Advertising Company Alternative Technologies Amazon.com AmazonSmile Foundation American Institute of Steel Construction American Water Works Association Ames Family Revocable Trust Arora and Associates, PC Aspro Plumbing, Inc. Association for Women in Science Central Jersey Chapter Atlantic Exterior Wall Systems, LLC BAE Systems, Inc. Bergen County United Way BNY Mellon Capital Markets LLC Brew Watch Co. Capitol Wood Floors, LLC Carpe Diem Cafe, LLC Carroll Family Giving Fund Cassera Associates, LLC Central Georgia Technical College CFM Construction, Inc. Charles Trust Cherished Creations, Inc. Chevron Matching Employee Funds Chipotle Mexican Grill

Circulus Cisco Systems, Inc. Clifford Henry Long Trust 09/16 Clorox Company Clorox Company Foundation CMAA Metro NY NJ Chapter CME Associates Inc. Cognizant Technology Solutions Construction Industry Advancement Program of N.J. Cornerstone Structural Engineering Consultants Crown Family Philanthropies Design-N-Stitch Devious Desserts, LLC Dewberry Diacon, USA Ditore Family Fund DKM Consulting, LLC Dolby Donnelly Mechanical Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) Earth Skater Employees Charitable Campaign EnviroPhysics, Inc. Ernst & Young ESS & VEE Acoustical Contractors, Inc. Federici & Akin II, LLC French & Parrello Associates, P.A. G3 Architecture Interiors Planning Garland Alliance, Inc. General Electronic Engineering, Inc. Geoffrey L. Gogan Architect AIA George and Carole Cozzolino Family Fund George Muraski Agency Inc. GLS Healthcare Consulting LLC Good Done Great Google, Inc. Grant Engineering & Construction Group, LLC Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. Hansen Giving Fund Hewlett Packard Enterprises HNTB Corporation Honeywell International, Inc. Hoop Group Elite, Inc. Horizon Industries, Inc. Inglese Architecture & Engineering Intel Corporation Intel Foundation

James F. Day and Marilyn A. Day Charitable Fund Joseph & Maria Shatynski Family Charitable Fund JP Phillips, Inc. JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. JVS Restoration, Inc. Kalogridis Contracting LLC Kalwa, Inc. Kay Ed Charitable Fund Keysight Technologies Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. KS Engineers, PC KT Wielkopolski Foundation, Inc. Let It Grow, Inc. Levine Family Fund Majestic Lanes, Inc. Martin and Arleen Kann Family Trust Mega Construction Mgmt. Inc. MetLife Foundation Michael Baker International, Inc. Microsoft Corporation Mike Niederhauser Rental Moeller Family Gift Fund Morgan Family Giving Fund My Sisterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Keeper Inc. Neglia Engineering Associates Newark and Suburban Architects NextWave Web, LLC Ninja Tennis Academy LLC NJ Dept. of Transportation NJ State Construction, Inc. Norris, McLaughlin & Marcus, P.A. NP Tax & Accounting Solutions PC NYC Flooring Inc. Panitch Family Philanthropic Fund PAR Plumbing Co., Inc. Paramount Lawn Sprinkler Specialists Parsons Transportation Group Pepsico Foundation Perkins Eastman Architects, P.C. Pfizer Foundation Piazza Engineering Potter Architects, L.L.C. Prudential Foundation R.S. Knapp Company, Inc. Rackin Family Fund Redcom Design & Construction LLC Renaissance Charitable

Foundation Robinson Aerial Surveys, Inc. Roy and Carole Halle Gift Fund Rt Rev Msgr. John F. Baldwin Knights of Columbus Council 836 Salesforce.com Salomone Redi-Mix, LLC SAP America Inc. Schnellbacher - Sendon Group, LLC Schwartz Family Fund SEI Giving Fund Slezak Family Fund Slifkin Family Charitable Fund Software Artisan, Inc. Solu Associates West, LLC Spiezle Architectural Group Steelcase, Inc. Stig & Sara Torstenson Charitable Account Stig and Sara Torstenson Fund Studio for Urban Architecture + Design Superior Tool & Manufacturing Synopsys Inc. The Geist Foundation The Stanecki Living Trust Toman Family Charitable Fund Truist Tuvel Civil Engineering Services United Health Group Urban Construction, Inc. VMware. Inc. Walter and Anna-Margaret Fabisiak Charitable Fund Wells Fargo & Company Wonderful Giving York-Jersey Underwriters, Inc. YourCause ZAAN, LLC

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GIFTS IN KIND FROM INDIVIDUALS Keturah J. Bardouille Nicholas Burgagni, ’97 Robert C. Cohen, ’83, ’84, ’87 Andrew W. Culp Angelo Del Russo, ’82 Aaron D. Deutschman Robert S. Dow, ’69, ’14 HON Robert H. Fisk Dolores M. Flood Donald R. Flood, ’95, ’87 Gregory Gallina Mark C. Hansen J. Robert Hillier, ’17 HON Michelle Izquierdo Brian G. Kiernan, ’70 P. Kim Kramer Eric Lee, ’01 Maureen Lombardo Vincent Lombardo Terry A. McGuckin Donna M. Morrison Sean P. Morrison Patrick J. Natale, ’70, ’75 Rachel A. Pastoriza Marjorie A. Perry, ’05 Jacquelynn G. Rhodes Gregory Sauter Vatsal A. Shah, ’08, ’09, ’15 Michael K. Smullen Cheickna Sylla Stephanie Tonic Judy A. Valyo Michael A. Wall Jie Zhang, ’99

n June 30, 2018, New Jersey Institute of Technology successfully closed the most ambitious fundraising initiative in the university’s long and distinguished history. With contributions from nearly 24,000 alumni, students, faculty, staff, friends, foundations, and corporations, the NJIT NEXT campaign exceeded its $200 million goal, finishing with a total of $201,019,052. The NEXT campaign has made an indelible mark on NJIT. The significant resources secured through this effort have enabled the university to sustain its decidedly upward trajectory and to reach new and unprecedented heights – as an academic and research powerhouse, as a catalyst of economic development, and as a preferred destination for exceptionally talented and hardworking students. The extraordinary generosity of donors to this campaign: • established 257 new student scholarships and fellowships; • a dded close to $50 million to NJIT’s endowment, pushing its value to more than $120 million by the end of the campaign; • s upported award-winning faculty and student research that is improving our world and everyday lives; and • t ransformed NJIT’s learning and living environment, including the construction of the Life Sciences and Engineering Center, the Wellness and Events Center, and Makerspace, the renovation of the historic Central King Building, and the creation or renovation of 90+ labs. The NJIT NEXT campaign was led by a group of dedicated alumni volunteers, including campaign co-chairs C. Stephen Cordes ’72, former managing director of Clarion Partners; Nicholas M. DeNichilo ’73, ’78, president and CEO of Mott MacDonald; and Vincent Naimoli ’62, chairman emeritus and founder of the Tampa Bay Rays and chairman and CEO of Anchor Industries International and Naimoli Baseball Enterprises. A special celebration of the successful completion of the NJIT NEXT campaign took place on campus during the evening of Saturday, June 1, 2019, as part of the 2019 Alumni Weekend festivities.

FROM ORGANIZATIONS Altium, LLC Barrell Bourbon Fedway Associates Gourmet Dining Services LLC New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company Oculus VR, LLC Pleasantdale Chateau Purdue Pharma L.P. Rolling Hills Research Corp. Studio Hillier Tektronix, Inc. US Didactic Wells Fargo Bank NA Zebra Skimmers Corp.

FINAL REPORT:

NJIT NEXT CAMPAIGN GOAL: $200 MILLION

PLEDGES $75,028,829

GRANTS $67,298,603

GIFTS $58,691,620

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The contributions in this report were received by the university between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.

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C O N C L U S I O N

$2.8 billion economic impact annually to the State of New Jersey; an increase of $270 million since 2015

17,400 jobs generated annually in the Garden State; an increase of 9 percent since 2015

$423 million

“ The intentional focus of NJIT on the economic development aspect of its mission has resulted in close partnerships with our state’s most essential industries and a significant annual economic impact on New Jersey — more than $2.8 billion.”

additional programmatic impact since 2015

NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR MURPHY TELLS NJIT GRADUATES TO “ALWAYS RETAIN A PROPER PERSPECTIVE” AT 2019 COMMENCEMENT

Joel S. Bloom President, NJIT

NJIT conferred 1,733 bachelor’s degrees at the 103rd commencement ceremony on May 21, 2019, at the Prudential Center in Newark. New Jersey Governor Philip A. Murphy received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters and delivered the commencement address in which he advised graduates to “always maintain a proper perspective on things.” “Don’t ignore what may seem like small details, because those details can loom extraordinarily large later in life,” he said. “And, likewise, don’t get caught up in the latest outrage for outrage’s sake, because in the grander scheme of issues facing our society, there are likely more pressing and existential issues. Don’t mistake the molehills for mountains, and vice versa.” n

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