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MISSION Notre Dame of Maryland University educates leaders to transform the world.

Embracing the vision of the founders, the School Sisters of Notre Dame, the University promotes the advancement of women and provides a liberal arts education in the Catholic tradition.

Notre Dame challenges women and men to strive for intellectual and professional excellence, to build inclusive communities, to engage in service to others, and to promote social responsibility.

We need your support to go beyond expectations and inspire our students and graduates to make a difference locally and globally. When you join the campaign, you are investing in the future of NDMU and our ability to do more.

—Marylou Yam, President

President

Marylou Yam, Ph.D

Vice President for Institutional Advancement & University Communications Kelley Q. Kilduff

Director of Alumnae & Alumni Engagement Alexandra DeJohn

Editor

Damita McDonald

Letter From President Yam NDMU is going beyond to deliver on our mission to educate leaders to transform the world. I am so grateful to our NDMU students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends for how you have stepped up in big and small ways to provide much needed support to our students from Baltimore, Maryland, and beyond.

Go BeyoND: The Campaign for NDMU is our commitment to educate the world’s change makers and take the University to new heights. We need your support to go beyond expectations and inspire our students and graduates to make a difference locally and globally. When you join the campaign, you are investing in the future of NDMU and our ability to do more.

Over this past year, the University launched a five-year strategic plan entitled, Going Beyond: Vision 2025. In it, we outline five strategic goals that continue to provide a framework for how the University will continue to meet the needs of our students and the community through 2025. The stories shared in this year’s Universitas demonstrate the resilience of the NDMU community to successfully navigated of the pandemic, while at the same time advancing the University forward with new academic programs, record fundraising, an enhanced technological infrastructure, and strong fiscal stewardship.

Additionally, I am very proud of faculty and students in the School of Pharmacy who hosted campus COVID vaccination clinics and fully vaccinated nearly 4,000 Marylanders.

Because of your generosity and historic gifts, the University also enjoyed a second-straight year in record fundraising with $17.5 million raised in fiscal year 2021, up from $17.2 million in the previous fiscal year. We are proud to share profiles of our dedicated alumnae donors whose giving continues to advance our thriving University and the students we serve.

Your support of Go BeyoND: The Campaign for NDMU is important now more than ever. Together, we can do even more to secure our future as a world-class university that prepares the next generation of leaders.

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Writers

Alexandra DeJohn Rose Glenn Damita McDonald Sabita Persaud Catherine Subrizi ‘11, M’17

Photographers

Richard Anderson Larry Canner Craig Chase Bruce F. Cramer Rose Glenn Evan Gloyd Howard Korn Catherine Subrizi ‘11, M’17

Rachel Camponeschi

Mary Noel Albers, SSND Kathleen Beres ‘70 Lauren Cellucci Patrick Cimerola Cathryn Curia ‘69 Mary D’Ascanio Cynthia Edmunds ‘89 Tom Galloway Nancy Gilchriest, SSND Patrick Hughes John Keenan Owen Knott Charmaine Krohe, SSND ‘75 George Martin William J. McCarthy, Jr.

Patricia Murphy, SSND ‘69 Anthony O’Brien Stephanie Reid ‘84 Amanda Rumsey-Ballard, Pharm.D., ‘10, D’16 Judith Schaum, SSND ‘65 Robert Scott Vernon Wright Mark Fenster Faculty Representative Sydney Miller Student Representative James W. Constable, Esq. Counsel, Ex-officio Marylou Yam President, Ex-officio

Trustee Associates 2021–2022 Marc Blum Carroll Bodie Christina Bolmarcich, Esq. ‘97 Denise Cortis Donna Easton ‘70 Kristine Howanski, Esq. Marion I. Knott Daniel Muhly

Mary Anne O’Donnell Frank Palmer Lori Pollack ‘08 Mary Louise Preis John Smyth Christine G. Snyder ‘77 Kathleen D. Solomon Diana M. Trout ‘97

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Learn how the latest strategic plan, record fundraising, and national rankings enhance NDMU’s leadership position.

7 GO BEYOND: THE CAMPAIGN FOR NDMU Join the campaign that is propelling NDMU’s future.

Enjoy news celebrating award-winning faculty and students, as well as increased visibility of NDMU’s healthcare programs.

16 WHY I GIVE Six alumnae donors share their inspiration for giving to NDMU.

20 STUDENT ENGAGEMENT The Gators win second-straight championship and IMPRINT develops leaders in the Women’s College.

21 ALUM Dr. Kelly Barth ‘97 reflects on how her NDMU experience led to personal and professional success.

24 #NDMUPROUD Check out the latest news from your fellow alums.

26 THE FINAL WORD Universitas is published by Notre Dame of Maryland University, Office of Institutional Advancement.

4701 North Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21210 410-532-5176

Marylou Yam, Ph.D. President, Notre Dame of Maryland University

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Board of Trustees 2021–2022 Chair: Patricia McLaughlin, SSND ‘66 Vice Chair: Heather Klink, Esq.

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The diverse views presented in this magazine do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the editor or the official policies of the University.

Dr. Sabita Persaud explores how diverse leadership impacts healthcare outcomes.

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NOTRE DAME RANKINGS when compared to colleges and universities in our region and the nation NATIONAL RANKINGS

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Best 10-year return on investment (ROI) in Maryland (private, non-profit colleges & universities) Georgetown University Report on College ROI

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Best 10 year ROI for Women’s Only Institutions Georgetown University Center on Education and Workforce

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STRATEGIC PLAN MAPS NDMU’S FUTURE

Going Beyond: Vision 2025 is guiding the University to even greater heights.

In summer 2019, a strategic planning task force, led by President Marylou Yam with input from the Board of Trustees, began the process to devise a five-year strategic plan to advance NDMU forward. The result is Going Beyond: Vision 2025, a robust plan that advances the University’s mission to educate leaders to transform the world.

Metrics used to measure the plan focus on student outcomes, as well as enrollment, philanthropic, and fiscal growth.

transformational education and student engagement and success

A little more than a year after it launched, the plan is already bearing fruit. The University has charted a path of success through the pandemic, achieving top national rankings for academic excellence, historic high fundraising, and innovation in new curricular and co-curricular programs.

“We are building on the legacy of our foundresses to promote the advancement of women through education and position the university as a leader in Baltimore, Guided by NDMU’s new vision, the Maryland, and beyond,” University identified five overarching said President Yam. strategic goals and three themes: “Going Beyond: Vision diversity and inclusion; service and 2025 provides the social responsibility; and a local framework for how the to global perspective. The vision, University will continue goals, and themes are grounded in to fulfill our mission to NDMU’s mission and SSND charism. ensure our students and The plan’s goals are: graduates are prepared to transform the world.” ĩ Advance inclusive

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Enrich SSND charism and life-long community engagement

The goals reflect NDMU’s bold vision for the future, as well as a focus on student success, institutional growth, leadership position, and innovation.

We are building on the legacy of our foundresses to promote the advancement of women through education and position the university as a leader in Baltimore, Maryland, and beyond.

—President Marylou Yam

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NDMU RECEIVES LARGEST-EVER ESTATE GIFT “Rose Terracina’s bequest is a testament to her deep love for her alma mater and her passion for providing students with the lifechanging opportunity to become leaders to transform the world,” Rose Terracina ‘53, who joined said President Marylou Yam. “Our NDMU’s Montrose Society in 2015, legacy givers in the Montrose included the University in her will to Society invest in NDMU’s future by establish an endowed scholarship providing stable support for our named the Rose Terracina and students for years to come.”

Josephine Terracina Scholarship Fund.

Rose and her sister, Josephine ‘55, Montrose Society members build on valued their Notre Dame experience, the legacy of NDMU’s School Sisters of Notre Dame (SSND) foundresses and Rose demonstrated her and financial supporters. Their commitment to the overall success philanthropy helped ensure that future of the University and its students generations of students could achieve by including NDMU in her estate their dreams of a quality education plans. The scholarship is designed to and make a difference. support deserving students in need.

NDMU received a $2.5 million gift from the estate of an alumna and loyal supporter in 2020, making it the largest realized bequest in the University’s history.

ROSE TERRACINA ‘53

JOSEPHINE TERRACINA ‘55

To join the Montrose Society or learn more about planned giving at NDMU, contact plannedgiving@ndm.edu or 410-532-3198.

HONORING NDMU’S FIRST 100 YEARS A book chronicling Notre Dame of Maryland University’s rich history from its opening in 1895 through its centennial in 1995 was published in March 2021 by Cornell University Press.

Meticulously researched by Sister Mary Oates, Pursuing Truth: How Gender Shaped Catholic Education at the College of Notre Dame depicts the courage of the School Sisters of Notre Dame (SSND) foundresses to establish and sustain the nation’s first Catholic college to award female students a four-year degree.

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The book tells the stories of the pioneering Catholic women educators and administrators who taught generations of students, guided the school’s development through adversity, and maintained its identity as a women’s liberal arts college. It celebrates the fortitude of the women who paved the way for the school that would become today’s Notre Dame of Maryland University.

About 200 NDMU students, faculty, and staff volunteered at campus COVID vaccination clinics in spring 2021, fully vaccinating 3,850 people around the region, and pharmacy students, guided by faculty, donated 75 hours to vaccinate local residents with the Baltimore City Health Department.

Undergraduate presenters at the annual Nancy Kreiter Student Research Day regularly go on to publish their work, including a 2020 graduate who co-authored a scientific journal article with Johns Hopkins University scientists. NDMU remains a leader in women’s education with the launch of the innovative IMPRINT program, which provides a platform for Women’s College students to grow their leadership skills.

These are just a few examples of how the NDMU community is going beyond expectations to educate leaders to transform the world. Go BeyoND: The Campaign for NDMU positions the University for the future and charts a bold direction to meet the needs of our community, both on and off campus. NDMU is leading the way in higher education access, academic excellence, and faculty and student research – going beyond expectations, beyond campus, and beyond today – to empower students and graduates to change the world.

Pursuing Truth is available for purchase online and is free for download as an e-book.

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BEYOND CAMPUS Rochelle Thompson ’23 is an outstanding student, volunteer, and leader. Her extensive campus activities and community involvement reflect her commitment to service. The opportunity to be a mentor to local youth through NDMU’s York Road Education and Service (YES) Program has been especially meaningful.

“I believe in the importance of mentoring at the community level,” Rochelle said. “Through mentorship, you can equip a generation with the tools and support they need to succeed.”

Ashley Anderson ‘22

BEYOND EXPECTATIONS Ashley Anderson ’22 has big dreams of becoming a biomedical researcher, using science to improve human health.

Ashley is a 2021-22 scholar in the Sr. Alma Science Year program, an endowed NDMU scholarship that places top biology students in research internships at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Her academic and leadership experiences at Notre Dame catapulted her to an internship where she is working with the world’s top scientists.

“I really love the mentorship that I’ve experienced through this internship,” she said. “I do love medicine. With this internship, I really do appreciate doing the research that will eventually be used in medicine.”

The Sr. Alma Science Year program prepares students for graduate study and careers in biomedical research with critical hands-on experience. Because the program is only open to Women’s College students, the opportunity to conduct research in an elite internship becomes more accessible to any biology major who demonstrates excellence in the classroom and advanced research.

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with JHU School of Medicine, creating Named in honor of Sr. Mary Alma a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for McNicholas, SSND, the program’s NDMU students to work in those labs as evolution reflects the nature of its undergraduates. namesake, whose gift was to help her students realize their full potential. Sr. Alma served in many capacities at Notre “Oftentimes, the Johns Hopkins researchers forget that our students are Dame from 1937 until her retirement in undergraduates because they work so hard 1997, including biology professor and and exhibit exceptional knowledge,” said chair of the Biology Department. Even Dr. Rebecca Zordan, coordinator of the Sr. after her retirement, she continued to Alma Science Year and chair of the Biology teach in the Renaissance Institute.

Department. “Many of our graduates from the Sr. Alma Science Year are attending Each year, two or three Sr. Alma Scholars prestigious graduate programs or working begin their research experience in the summer, working 40 hours per week for in the biomedical field.” up to 10 weeks. By the fall semester, they transition to part-time work for the The legacy of those pioneering alumnae donors is still being felt today, as remainder of the academic year. They are paired with Johns Hopkins researchers, Ashley and other students deepen their understanding of science and its working alongside graduate students implications on human health. For Ashley, in the lab. The students also receive a the opportunity to grow as a scientist and stipend for their living expenses. discover her passion, especially in maledominated settings, has its rewards.

This innovative program began in 1983 when a group of dedicated Notre Dame alumnae decided to support biology “Notre Dame has definitely helped me to become an advocate for myself,” majors through a fundraising campaign Ashley said. “Being here has made me aimed to establish an endowed a stronger leader as I pursue internship scholarship. Since then, the program opportunities.” has expanded to include the partnership

This program is a great example of how NDMU’s mission reaches beyond the campus.”

The YES mentors help girls at Tunbridge navigate the transition from middle school to high school.

They meet with the girls weekly and attend excursions, with the goal of modeling college life and supporting their emotional and behavioral growth. The mentors also coordinate with the parents of their mentees to discuss ways to achieve the specific goals and needs of each girl.

The program has had a profound impact on The YES Program is a tutoring and mentoring Rochelle, who recently was named a Newman Civic collaboration with the Campus Compact Mid- Fellow by the Campus Compact for her dedication Atlantic AmeriCorps VISTA program that links to community engagement.

NDMU with Govans Elementary School and Tunbridge Public Charter School to increase “It is a great honor to be a part of so many communities and use my voice to promote college awareness and preparedness among change on a local and national level, while Baltimore youth. advocating for those whose voices are silenced The pilot program was such a success that NDMU or ignored,” she said. continued to grow it over time, facilitating hybrid and online activities with the youth mentees, even during shutdowns due the COVID pandemic.

Notre Dame plans to expand its community partnerships even more by incorporating health promotion through education, and engaging faculty and student volunteers from the University’s healthcare degree programs. Each of the YES projects seeks to establish sustainable and relevant relationships between NDMU, its partner schools, and the local community.

I believe in the importance of mentoring at the community level.

“The YES Program provides NDMU with the opportunity to build on what we do best – educating leaders who care about making a difference – and expand it into our local community,” said Greg Fitzgerald, chief of staff/ associate vice president for planning & external affairs. “Our success with this program goes far beyond the impact to the individual mentees and their families – this program has the potential to create lasting change in the York Road community.

—Rochelle Thompson ’23

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BEYOND TODAY Notre Dame is exploring new frontiers in STEM education at a time when science and healthcare professionals are in high demand. Go BeyoND: The Campaign for NDMU will provide much needed support for faculty researchers, such as Chemistry Department Chair Jocelyn McKeon and Associate Professor of Biology Jennifer Kerr.

Dr. McKeon is engaging students in realworld research that is breaking ground in scientific discovery, including developing chemistry methodology that has never been done before.

“It’s just so satisfying to see students get an interest in something in chemistry and just run with it,” said Dr. McKeon. “I really have a passion for teaching and I really enjoy it.”

Over time, she and her student researchers have developed the methodology and presented findings to the scientific community in presentations and publications. She uses a capillary electrophoresis instrument, highpowered analytical equipment that she built with parts purchased through grant funding several years ago. She and the students use the equipment to inject one compound at a time to test their interactions with flavonoids, which works well as they develop the new methodology.

But as today’s scientists move toward using even more powerful equipment to conduct rapid analysis of much larger sample sizes, the lab-built equipment will no longer be as useful to answer relevant questions as the scope of the research expands.

Microbiologist Dr. Jennifer Kerr is cultivating next-generation scientists equipped to use big data analytics in their research as part of a two-year fellowship, funded by the National Science Foundation. As a fellow in the High-throughput Discovery Science & Inquiry-based Case Studies for Today’s Students (HITS) program, Dr. Kerr is bringing real-world case studies to college students.

She is leading the way to develop new biology-based curriculum that provides students with hands-on experience in the high-throughput methods that they need to succeed once they graduate.

“This is where science is at right now, and it will just keep going in that direction,” said Dr. Kerr. “Notre Dame recognizes that high-throughput discovery is the next thing, and our students are going to be a part of it.”

Her teaching has won her honors, including NDMU’s 2019 Mullan Distinguished Teacher Award and the 2018 “Eventually it would be great for the George L. Braude Award for outstanding department to have a commercially undergraduate research by the American available capillary electrophoresis system The fellowship enables Dr. Kerr to Chemical Society’s Maryland section. because then we could use a high- develop curriculum for students to perform experiments with highthroughput screening with many, many She involves students in her work to samples, using the methods we develop. throughput methods using cloud-based develop new methodology to analyze how That would be the next step,” she said. software. The Biology department could certain proteins effect how flavonoids work perform these experiments in an onin the body. Flavonoids are compounds Faculty in the Biology Department are also campus labs, if it had additional funding rich in antioxidants that are naturally looking to expand their capacity to teach for the needed equipment. found in many fruits and vegetables, as high-throughput methods, which will well as chocolate and wine. They can help make students competitive for internships, “One thing about science is we never your body ward off everyday toxins. run out of questions,” she said. “We are graduate study, and research careers. going to see an exponential growth in being able to analyze some of these big questions that have always perplexed us, and some that we don’t even know exist.”

It's just so satisfying to see students get an interest in something in chemistry and just run with it.

— Dr. Jocelyn McKeon

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Preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals to provide compassionate care requires state-ofthe-art equipment and facilities. Bringing NDMU’s mission into our communities takes drive and resources to fuel innovative programs. Providing a worldclass education to all students engages the collective efforts of those who are committed to a brighter tomorrow. Go BeyoND: The Campaign for NDMU empowers the NDMU community to rally together to meet these challenges and create a better world.

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DEPARTMENT CHAIR RECEIVES MERITORIOUS CIVILIAN SERVICE MEDAL

EDUCATION SCHOOL AIDS AT-RISK LOCAL STUDENTS

An NDMU department chair and licensed clinical psychologist received the second-highest honor for federal civilian employees for providing clinical care to returning U.S. service members from Iraq and Afghanistan and engaging in research impacting service members.

families. There were times when I felt like I should take my shoes off because the ground was so sacred,” she said. “I want people to remember that the service members and families are still in our communities, churches, synagogues, mosques, grocery stores, unemployment lines, VAs, and homeless shelters. We still owe them a huge debt.”

NDMU’s School of Education, in collaboration with the Baltimore City Public Schools, provided free academic support to local students in need starting in fall 2020, helping to boost one school’s attendance rate for distance learning over the district’s average.

Dr. Mouratidis worked with the service members as a psychologist and supported their family members by developing programming, like public education campaigns to help children understand what happened to their parents after they were deployed. Her subsequent research included how blast brain injuries affect psychological health, uncovering clinical solutions to benefit current and future service members.

Through a grant from the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief Fund, the School of Education faculty promoted student success at the John Ruhrah Elementary/Middle School with the Excellence in Remote Instruction Support and Engagement (e-RISE) program.

Assistant Professor Patty Silver and vice principal Lauren Watson ‘00, M’06 led the program as partners in NDMU’s professional development school, where education students get their teaching experience.

Dr. Maria Mouratidis was awarded the Meritorious Civilian Service Medal from the Office of the Secretary of the Army not only for her clinical work, but also for her voluntary service on Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program external advisory boards and on the Army Science Board.

“I was fundamentally changed as a doctor, as a teacher and as a human being for having sat with our service members and their

STUDENT ARTISTS REFLECT THE TIMES Despite remote instruction amid global shutdowns, NDMU’s art galleries continued to provide vibrant educational exhibitions and events that inspired and engaged people in meaningful reflections about living through a year of uncertainty.

In the Gormley and Civera galleries, student and professional artists used creative expression to explore the COVID pandemic and social justice movements that defined 2020.

Students captured their experiences in the “Art for Unprecedented Times” exhibition, while professional artists tackled similar themes in “Recording History” and “Looking at Leadership.”

Virtual gallery events brought together more people than usual, and Dr. Wester plans to continue offering them. In one virtual discussion, artwork from “Looking at Leadership” sparked students’ examination of the role of leaders in uncertain times.

“The idea is to do a lot of interdisciplinary exhibitions that are interesting to a lot of different populations across campus and in the community to show that art has a place in everyone’s lives and can

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be part of every conversation,” said Dr. Jennifer Wester, gallery director and assistant professor of art history. “It was a really nice way to have students demonstrate how they can use art to process something that we were all going through.”

New OT Doctorate Meets Workforce Needs

Student Named Top MD Teacher Candidate

Expanding opportunities in professional academic programs, NDMU enrolled its first cohort for a newly launched occupational therapy doctorate (OTD) program, making NDMU only the second Maryland school to offer an occupational therapy doctorate.

Honoring her commitment to excellence in student learning, an NDMU education student received the 2020 Distinguished Teacher Candidate Award from the Maryland Association of Teacher Educators.

The full-time degree program is an entry-level pathway for those who want to pursue a career in occupational therapy and meets the growing need for occupational therapists. Within the next decade, the demand for occupational therapists will increase by 16%, with a need for more than 22,000 new professionals.

Following Notre Dame’s healthcare educational model, the OTD program coursework goes beyond the textbook, with a strong emphasis on the compassionate care of patients. The 104-credit program is year-round and can be completed in three years. New cohorts will start each fall.

Julie Hipp ’20 showed her dedication to the education profession through her coursework and her teacher internship.

The award recognizes teacher candidates who infuse the practice of reflective, responsive teaching into her work in a clinical environment.

The association celebrated Julie’s achievement in a virtual ceremony.

The Maryland Association of Teacher Educators selects one outstanding teacher candidate for the annual award, based on nominations from colleges and universities around the state.

When the program launched, students just began the 2020-21 academic year with distance learning, and many of them struggled to have access to the internet and tablets at home. The e-RISE program helped students fully engage in their classes by providing free internet hotspots, tablets and headphones, and tutoring using volunteer teachers and college interns.

The students’ virtual attendance rate saw a dramatic increase, jumping to 91% in January 2021, which exceeds the average attendance rate in Baltimore City Public Schools. English language learners also saw significant improvements in their proficiency.

COLLABORATIVE AIMS TO HELP EDUCATORS THRIVE Teacher burnout is a widespread problem affecting our nation’s schools.

Nearly one in four teachers said they were likely to leave their jobs by the end of the school year, compared to one in six teachers who were likely to leave before the pandemic, according to the 2021 State of the U.S. Teacher Survey. Teachers also experience more frequent job-related stress and symptoms of depression than the general adult population.

practitioners, and thought leaders to promote flourishing and a focus on personal well-being in teacher education.

In 2021, Dr. Larson was appointed as a senior fellow of the Community of Practice at Harvard's Human Flourishing Program. She and another senior fellow also published an article detailing the framework of support to promote flourishing in the Eton Journal for Innovation and Research in Education.

NDMU School of Education's Teacher Education for Flourishing Collaborative was established to provide resources to help educators to flourish, especially during difficult times. Dr. Kristine “I really want to mitigate teacher attrition because that is a huge Larson is the founding chair of problem in education,” said Dr. NDMU’s collaborative, which Larson.

“Teacher attrition impacts our partners with the Human Flourishing students. When you have a school Program at Harvard University where there is a revolving door of and the Consortium for Human Flourishing at Saint Louis University. teachers, that instability does not feel good for anybody.”

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FIRST NURSING ENDOWED CHAIR AWARDED FULBRIGHT FELLOWSHIP A nurse researcher, scholar, educator, and social change advocate was named NDMU’s first Frances Kay Pitts ’96 Endowed Chair for Nursing Leadership in Women and Children’s Health and awarded a prestigious Fulbright Fellowship to conduct research in Thailand in summer 2021.

Dr. Tina Bloom joined the faculty at NDMU’s School of Nursing as an associate professor with more than 25 years of experience in the nursing profession. Her research focuses on intimate partner violence and its impact on maternal stress, pregnancy, children, and parenting. She also has worked with undergraduate and graduate students in and outside of the classroom.

The endowed chair was established in 2014 through a generous gift from the Pitts Family Foundation and Kay and Jim Pitts. Kay Pitts is an NDMU nursing graduate, who has dedicated her career to excellence in the healthcare of women and children as a Registered Nurse and Certified Nurse Midwife.

Pharmacy Grads Get Top Placements & Awards Fourteen graduates from NDMU’s School of Pharmacy class of 2021 distinguished themselves by landing competitive residencies and fellowships, and four won prestigious industry and academic awards.

“Our goal in funding this endowed chair was to enable the nursing program at NDMU to move to the next level of recognition in its pursuit of excellence in not only the clinical skills and research of nursing, but the equally important leadership qualities and caring that nurses provide on a daily basis,” said Kay and Jim Pitts. “Notre Dame has a unique value set in community and faith, which enables the student to reach beyond the physical boundaries of the University.

We are honored to welcome Dr. Tina Bloom as the first person to occupy an Endowed Chair in Nursing at NDMU.”

PBS DOCUMENTARY FEATURES NDMU PHARMACY A nationally broadcast PBS documentary aimed at ending vaccination misinformation highlights NDMU pharmacy experts and students with other leading healthcare advocates.

Dr. Anne Lin, dean of the NDMU School of Pharmacy and a national voice on healthcare access, joins retired Rear Admiral and former Assistant Surgeon General Pamela Schweitzer and Baltimore Commissioner of Health Letitia Dzirasa in the “Vaccination from the Misinformation Virus.” Two additional NDMU pharmacy faculty – Drs. Matthew Shimoda, associate dean for student affairs and associate professor of clinical & administrative sciences, and Ashley Moody, an assistant professor of clinical & administrative services – also appear in the film.

ACCELERATED NURSING PROGRAM GETS MEDIA COVERAGE With the launch of the hybrid accelerated, second-degree Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) program, NDMU’s School of Nursing faculty and students enjoyed extensive media coverage, as hospitals in Maryland and around the nation struggled with a historic demand for nurses.

All four local Baltimore TV networks, plus the Baltimore Business Journal, ran stories about how NDMU is taking the lead to address the nursing shortage. Opened in September 2020, the hybrid ABSN Learning Site at Elkridge expanded the School of Nursing’s reach to attract students to the 15-month program.

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At the Elkridge location, new students can enroll in the program three times per year and receive their nursing instruction through an online format, with in-person clinical skills training in an on-site state-of-the-art simulation lab. NDMU’s Baltimore campus ABSN enrolls new students once a year and provides in-person nursing instruction and clinical skills training in the campus simulation lab.

NDMU’s innovative ABSN program is filling a dire need in Maryland and beyond to graduate highly educated professional registered nurses to provide expert, compassionate care.

Created by Emmy Award-winning producer and director Chris Schueler, the hourlong film provides accurate information about how vaccines work and save lives.

In the film, Dr. Lin explains the vital role of pharmacists to provide individuals in their communities with much needed health information and services, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“When physician offices closed during the pandemic, pharmacies didn’t close because where else are people going to go?” said Dr. Lin. “The closest person they can find that’s a healthcare provider when everything is shut down is a pharmacist. Everybody lives within five miles of a pharmacy. So, we’re accessible, and we’re knowledgeable.”

These top graduates bring their expertise and experience to nationally recognized placements, which affirm the strength of NDMU’s pharmacy curriculum. Examples include a residency with the American Pharmacists Association and a two-year fellowship with Bayer pharmaceuticals through Rutger University. The following award-winning graduates also exemplify the pharmacy program’s excellence: ĩ

Cedric Edwards Cuerpo ’21: Maryland Society of Health System Pharmacists’ Student Achievement Award

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Victoria Fusco ’21: American Society of Consultant Pharmacists Maryland Chapter’s Student Achievement Award

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Kukhwa Oh ’21: Maryland Pharmacists Association’s Outstanding Student Award

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Brittney Peak ’21: U.S. Public Health Service’s Public Health Excellence Award

NDMU’s School of Pharmacy graduates are ready to serve diverse communities as healthcare leaders who provide compassionate, quality care. As Maryland’s only private university to offer the Doctor of Pharmacy, NDMU is preparing leaders to make a difference in the world.

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I GAINED SO MUCH Helen Liu ’69 first learned about Notre Dame as a high school student in Seoul, Korea, where she grew up in a Chinese community. Her teachers encouraged her to attend a U.S. College because of her outstanding grades. But she feared her parents may be leery of her going so far from their watchful eyes. The more Helen learned about Notre Dame’s values and teaching approach, the more she knew it would be the best place for her.

WHY I GIVE

MY NOTRE DAME STORY Philanthropy comes from the heart. It stems from a passion to help others in the ways you received support. Our faith often motivates our giving. We are compelled to help when we see a need. For these reasons and more, NDMU alumnae and alumni make the decision every year to support their alma mater with their generous gifts. Six of our dedicated alumnae supporters share what inspires them to give to the University.

HONORING MOM For Jean Marie Hofstetter ’76, some of her earliest memories include time spent at Notre Dame.

etter ’76 t s of H e i r Jean Ma WHY I GIVE

“If you care about Notre Dame and you are grateful for the four years you had, can we count on you to show your financial support for future women and men?”

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“When I was four and my sister was three, I have recollections of my mom bringing us down on the train to her reunion,” she said. “The nuns babysat us, while my mom went to her reunion. I still remember smelling incense in the chapel.”

After spending 40 years as an educator and administrator, she returned to the School of Education and works with student interns. On her desk sits a picture of Jean Marie as a Notre Dame senior and student intern. Just outside her office, a plaque recognizing the winners of the Dr. Lavinia Wegner Education Award bears her name as the 1976 recipient.

Her mother, a 1946 Notre Dame While her annual gifts to Notre graduate, helped her build a lifelong Dame have gone to the School relationship with Notre Dame of Education, Jean Marie recently community. One of eight children decided to make a special gift raised in the Catholic Church, Jean to support student-athletes. She Marie always felt a commitment to knows how athletics can instill skills serving her community. Growing up and experiences that will take you in Long Island, New York, she had a beyond your sport. high school teacher who was a Notre Dame graduate, and a Notre Dame “My mom was a rock star athlete. recruitment sister visited her school. She was head of the student athletic association back then. My She made her choice to attend her mom was a leader and a doer,” she mother’s alma mater. said. “When my mother passed, we At Notre Dame, she served in asked friends and family to donate student government and worked money toward a scholarship.” as an intern teaching local students.

“There are so many needs out there, how could you not?”

LEAVING A LEGACY

Her four years at Notre Dame transformed Helen from a shy girl who struggled to adapt to American culture and language into a confident young woman, ready to make her mark on the world. She learned the value of service through her Notre Dame experience.

2 Janice Davis ’9

When Janice Davis ’92 decided to return to school to pursue her degree, only one college stood out for her. As a married mother of a 15-year-old boy and a full-time professional, she enrolled in the Weekend College for a bachelor’s degree in communication arts.

“It was a bit of an inspiration for my son to see how hard I was working and how dedicated I was.

For a child to see their parent in that role, they think, ‘Well, gee, I’m not the only one who has to go to school,’” she said. “I just had such a great experience there. It was just such a great fit.”

Her experience as a student transformed her life. It also laid the foundation for her continued support of the University as a donor and volunteer. After years of loyal giving to the Notre Dame Fund, she got an invitation to join the Montrose Society, whose members commit to make legacy gifts to the University. Her heart of service led her to volunteer on the Legacy Giving Committee, recruiting others to consider legacy giving.

“There are so many people who have the brains and the stick-to-itiveness to make it,” she said. “I just think that if you have any capacity to give, then pay it forward to try to give other people some of the same chances you had.”

Janice and her husband recently decided to invest in the growing success of NDMU’s new art therapy program – Maryland’s first such bachelor’s and master’s degree program. Finding a new way to support Notre Dame's students deepened her connection to the University’s mission.

“I know the value of art and arts education. It humanizes people and opens so many doors,” she said. “It’s a window or a path into people who are suffering in a lot of ways. I think this program will help people to find those paths.”

Helen Liu ’69 WHY I GIVE

“The education, life, and love we received at Notre Dame is beyond the dollar sign.”

“When I first arrived at Notre Dame, it felt like being in a large family.

The SSNDs and many fellow students in Meletia Hall helped me with the transition,” she said.

“During my first year, a few sophomores and juniors in the dorm offered to tutor me in English because it was a second language. Their kindness and generosity really touched me greatly.

Today, five decades later, I have the desire to help some local middle school students.”

She never forgot the science professor who took extra time with her to make sure she learned how to effectively prepare for labs. Her excellent academic preparation led Helen to later earn a master’s degree in biochemistry.

A loyal donor to the Notre Dame Fund, Helen stays in regular contact with three of her Notre Dame friends and has attended nearly all of her reunions every five years, including her 50th reunion in 2019.

“Having Notre Dame as an important part of my life is a blessing,” she said. “Over the past five decades, I am so grateful to have kept in touch with my small Notre Dame circle.”

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WHY I GIVE: MY NOTRE DAME STORY

WHY I GIVE: MY NOTRE DAME STORY

DRIVEN TO LIFELONG LEARNING

‘MY CONTRIBUTION TO THE WORLD’

Carolyn Donohue ’86, M’89 discovered a real passion for learning at Notre Dame. For about 20 years, Carolyn has participated in classes at Notre Dame’s Renaissance Institute, a continuing education program for learners ages 50 and over.

After her retirement, Carolyn returned to Notre Dame and joined the Renaissance Institute. In addition to taking classes, she especially enjoys the institute’s educational and social excursions to museums and restaurants around Baltimore.

Jan Kilar ’03 and her husband Dennis have always been generous. They have given to various causes over the years, but during the COVID pandemic, they re-evaluated their priorities.

Her positive experience as a Weekend College student and later, as a graduate student, at Notre Dame defined her view of her own abilities.

“They have a lot of activities like museum trips and restaurant outings, so there’s lots of opportunities to form friendships. It’s a great program,” she said.

“I just had such a pleasant experience at the college,” she said. “The instructors cared about us. They would coach you along with your assignments if you were having problems. I realized that this is possible: you can have a full-time job and a family and still do this, so it just motivated me to stay on.”

Thirty-five years after her graduation with a bachelor’s degree, Carolyn’s Notre Dame story is still being written. She continues to thrive at the place that gave her the confidence and motivation to realize her dreams in education.

Her love for Notre Dame grew while she pursued a master’s degree in business. In graduate school, she found the students to be just as encouraging as the professors.

“We were all at a point in our lives where we had pretty busy jobs,” she said. “If one of us missed a class, somebody else would record it for us. We just helped each other in that way.”

She will never forget how that support made such a difference in helping her to succeed. Notre Dame’s warm environment inspires Carolyn’s desire to give to the university today.

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Jan Kilar ’03 WHY I GIVE

“If you had a great experience at the university, you really need to give back, so that the university continues the values and traditions that can be instilled in young people today.”

College format worked well because she could take her classes and study in her spare time. She started with one class and liked it so much that she continued taking one class per semester until she completed her degree.

“We asked ourselves, ‘Where is our money going to do the most amount of good, “It broadened me as a person because it took me out of my workday world giving other people the opportunities and exposed me to adults from other that were given to us?’” she said. “Notre Dame rose to the top for me because of industries. You got the feeling that the “That is my contribution to the world. instructors embraced what you were For us, the students are our future,” the experiences that I had there. Giving she said. “If we could give them trying to do,” she said. “I met three other other people the opportunities that were the opportunity to have the same women there who were pretty much in afforded to us became very important.” the same boat – they were finishing their experience that I had, then hopefully, When Jan returned to school for a we can make a difference.” education. I became good friends with bachelor’s degree in business, she was them and in fact, I still see them today. married and working a job that required That's what I love about Notre Dame.” a lot of travel. Notre Dame’s Weekend

PAYING IT FORWARD Candice Thompson ’03 decided early in life to dedicate her life to service. She joined the U.S. Army in her senior year of high school.

Because she lost her stepfather to lung cancer when she was only 9 years old, she decided to study biology. Notre Dame prepared her to make a difference in the world.

“I knew that I needed to help people and what influences our health,” she said. “At Notre Dame, I learned how to turn that initial passion into continuing education and work options.”

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6, M’89 Carolyn Donohue ’8

“Spend some time on the campus and meet some of the people.

See how strongly you believe in what the university is doing.”

For Jan and her husband, making a lasting investment meant helping young women realize their dreams with an opportunity to get a great education infused with Notre Dame’s core values. The scholarship they established ensures eligibility to Women’s College students for up to four years.

They also joined the Montrose Society to leave a legacy gift to NDMU.

Candice Thomp son ’03 WHY I GIVE

“I’ve always tried to give back. It’s my way of helping the next person.”

She thrived in Notre Dame’s community environment, living on campus for her four years and being a resident assistant for the last two years. It was where she met her best friend who was her freshman year roommate.

She is grateful for the opportunity to have that experience, which was made possible, in part, by generous financial assistance.

After graduation, Candice’s passion for service led her to re-enlist in the Army and become a commissioned officer. Most recently, she has served as a commander of a medical unit that was one of the first in Maryland to support communities with COVID-19 testing in March 2020.

Enjoying successful military and civilian careers has positioned Candice to give back to the next generation of Notre Dame students who have a passion to use their gifts to impact the world.

“I felt like it was important that when I was in a position to help that I continue to help fill the pot of money up, so that the next person could make it through “It gave me a sense of understanding of what community can actually mean. as well,” she said.

I did not realize how impactful it was until looking back,” she said.

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STUDENT ENGAGEMENT

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WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS

CONNECT WITH ENGAGED STUDENT LEADERS

Gators Go Undefeated to Win Second-Straight Championship Building on the momentum from their last season, the women’s lacrosse team went undefeated in the regular season to capture its second straight championship in the Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) in spring 2021. The #FearlessGators defended their conference title on Alumnae Field against the Wilson College Phoenix.

Their victory was especially sweet after the team missed the 2020 season, which the CSAC cancelled due to the COVID

pandemic. The Gators advanced to the NCAA Division III Tournament and were selected by the division committee to skip the first round because of their stellar performance all season long. The Gators lost to 11th ranked Ithaca in the tournament’s second round.

The Gators dominated every game they played in 2021, and their hard work paid off. Ten student-athletes took home a total of 12 CSAC season awards, including three of the top four major

IMPRINT Helps Students Track Leadership Growth The IMPRINT program engages Women’s College students at NDMU in intentional reflection on their leadership development from freshman year until graduation. IMPRINT is an umbrella initiative that encompasses multiple NDMU academic and co-curricular activities and experiences, building on the results of faculty-led research of what women need to be successful personally and professionally in the 21st century.

Despite remote instruction, students attended more than 50 IMPRINT events from career fairs to panel discussions, which targeted at least one of the four IMPRINT pillars: personal leadership; mentorship & sponsorship; global awareness of diversity & inclusion; and

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individual awards. Senior Michaela Seay earned CSAC Defensive Player of the Year, freshman Sara Morales grabbed CSAC Rookie of the Year, and head coach Kari-Lei Berry got CSAC Coach of the Year. Sophomore Jaime Ballard was also selected for the 2021 All-CSAC First Team.

Senior Marie Salas ranked in the top ten nationally for her goalkeeping.

The 2020-21 Gators Athletics season brought plenty of achievements to celebrate.

teamwork & communication. Students who attend IMPRINT events earn badges when they submit a written reflection based on an IMPRINT pillar. When they collect 10 badges in all four pillars, students achieve IMPRINT Scholar designation and a special citation at commencement. In just one semester, some were on track to reach that goal.

Dr. Kate Bossert, an associate English professor and one of IMPRINT’s co-chairs, said reflection is an important part of the program. Students have embraced the honest self-assessment needed to fully acquire new leadership skills.

“It has provided a concrete way for them to understand their own growth,” she said.

“That’s what makes IMPRINT distinctive to the Notre Dame experience.”

The future leaders of the Notre Dame Alumnae and Alumni “Our mindset is that our students are alumni in training,” said Alex DeJohn, director of alumnae and alumni engagement.

Association will get a head start in learning the value of the alumni network, with the development of a brand new “By developing a truly collaborative environment for students organization to bridge the gap between students and alumni. and alumni to learn from one another, we will develop a The NDMU Alumnae and Alumni Engagement team is hard at deeper sense of community and lifelong engagement. We work developing the Student Alumni Leadership Council (SALC), can’t wait for our passionate and dedicated alumni to be part of this exciting group!” set to launch in spring 2022.

SALC is the perfect opportunity for students to learn about what it means to be an alum, to have a lifelong relationship with their alma mater, and become keepers of the University’s traditions and history. SALC will host events and programs to encourage connections for personal and professional development, as well as opportunities to reminisce about shared experiences.

Not only will the SALC be a training ground for future leaders, but it will also serve as a resource for our current association to gain insight into their lives as students. Once established, the SALC will reach out to the alumnae and alumni to get involved with various volunteer opportunities, events, and programs. To learn more, contact us at ndmalum@ndm.edu.

GET INVOLVED, STAY CONNECTED Dedicated volunteers are vital to keeping the alumnae and alumni actively engaged with their alma mater.

The NDMU Alumnae and Alumni Engagement team is looking for volunteers around the world to get involved in new and familiar ways. The Notre Dame Alumnae and Alumni Association leadership is also developing committees to encourage greater participation and representation of the alumnae and alumni community.

Volunteerism and service are part of the NDMU fabric. There are many ways to use your talents to strengthen the alumnae and alumni community. Volunteers are needed to: ĩ

Host alumnae and alumni events around the country

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Support for our students in their career aspirations

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Partner with Alumnae and Alumni Engagement to establish a formal volunteer program

Interested in signing up or learning more? Visit ndm.edu/alums to sign up for a volunteer opportunity or request more information.

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MEET DR. KELLY BARTH ’97

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What attracted you to Notre Dame?

What do you love about Notre Dame now?

One of the things that drew me to the school were the progressive academics.

For a small school, there were so many cool classes and majors. I was actually an interdisciplinary biology and psychology major. That influenced me greatly. After I went to medical school, I completed a combined residency in internal medicine and psychiatry.

My best friends to this day are people who I met at Notre Dame.

It’s really nice to have a strong group of women leaders who I went to school with and who are all over the country now doing great things.

We were all future oriented. There were no limits on us at that time.

We have this common bond coming back to the college. It was really an inspiring time in our lives.

What educational experiences made the biggest impact?

“We really had the sense that we could be worldchangers.”

A Women’s College graduate, Kelly met her best friends on campus and discovered her perfect career path and spirit of service. She now practices addictions psychiatry to reach the underserved and teaches psychiatry to medical students.

A 2019 inductee to the Notre Dame Sports Hall of Fame, she gained lifelong lessons as a student-athlete that she carried into her professional life.

Being able to do research at the National Institute on Drug Abuse inspired me to pursue a career in psychiatry. I was a student under Dr. Jon Stanton in the Psychology Department. He had a connection there. Having that opportunity was really profound for me. So, it gave me a lot of confidence in applying to medical school. I felt like it was uniquely positioned for me coming from this school.

What lessons did you gain from being a student-athlete?

On the soccer and basketball teams, I had the opportunity to be coached by many great leaders here. They taught us resiliency, how to cope with losing, and how to identify through constructive criticism what we could have done better. They did not miss an opportunity to incorporate that in every game. They would take all of those life lessons and say, ‘This is what’s going to happen in your work life once you graduate from here.’ All of those life lessons stayed with me through my educational life and my work life. I think about them all the time.

REUNION 2020 More than 250 alumnae and alumni joined us from around the world to celebrate Virtual Reunion 2020.

The three days of events were a terrific opportunity to see friends and classmates in a new and innovative way to connect. The need to pivot was handled with grace and understanding from our incredible Reunion Committee, and they helped make all of our events a huge success, including a virtual celebration of NDMU’s 125th anniversary and the broadcast of the Reunion Mass with Montrose Society Appreciation. Your participation made all the difference!

2020 Award Winners Giving is a significant part of showing up at Reunion.

Why? Because the more individuals who support Notre Dame financially, the higher our community's chances are of receiving grants, showing the strength of our alumnae and alumni community to perspective students, and overall, supporting current students' needs. The class of 1970, celebrating its 50th reunion, swept the awards for highest class gift total, highest gift participation rate, and largest number of reunion attendees.

How did Notre Dame prepare you to transform the world?

THE ELIZABETH P. HOISINGTON '40 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNA AWARD

When I was a student here, there was such a focus on giving back. We were never getting our education to advance our own interests. It was always with a focus on what could contribute to the world and to help those who are underserved or need justice. That was infused in all the classes, as well as the extracurriculars and Christian service learning that were available to us. My focus in particular was on treating the underserved and being in an area of service. I felt like I could identify those issues, and if I set my mind to it, I could make a difference.

SERVICE TO SOCIETY AWARD

How are you making a difference in your work?

My work today is focused still on the underserved and misunderstood and those who the medical community is having a hard time figuring out how to reach with effective treatments.

That all started here at Notre Dame. The whole foundation of the education here was, ‘What can we contribute to the community?’”

Mary Beth Lennon '89

Veronica Walker Hackett '67

REGINA RUSSO HAMMEL '41 OUTSTANDING RECENT GRADUATE AWARD John G. Boyle M'16

ALUMNAE AND ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT AWARD Donna C. Ringger Easton '70

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#NDMUPROUD Notre Dame alumnae and alumni are inspiring, dynamic and passionate about making a difference in the world.

Janal Daniel ‘11, M’16 was named director of learning and social accountability at the Baltimore Center Stage, where she oversees educational programming, collaborates on the organization’s social accountability actions, and leads its culture of learning.

Camille Gibson M‘19 was selected as Eastern Region Middle Level Art Educator of the Year by the National Art Education Association. She teaches at Golden Ring Middle School and leads the art department.

moved to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico seven years ago and loves the expat life. She is enjoying the beautiful colonial town filled with music and art.

B. Allison Borkenheim ‘87 was named partner at the California powerhouse law firm Best Best & Krieger LLP.

Marti Tirinnanzi ‘82 joined the faculty of Catholic University to teach accounting and finance in the Busch Graduate School of Business.

She also serves on the Board of Directors of ICE Mortgage Technology, a subsidiary of the Fortune 50 Company, Intercontinental Exchange.

Marisa Wilson ‘80 is interim chair of the Department of Family, Community and Health Systems at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and director of the Master of Science in nursing degree program in nursing health services leadership.

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Mary Pippitt-Cervantes '72

Matthew Carpenter M‘02 was appointed the superintendent of schools for the Oneida City School District, after having served as director of early childhood education for the Syracuse City School District.

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was promoted to general counsel for the DC Health Link public exchange program, after serving as director of marketplace innovation, policy, and operations.

Dr. Susan Johnson D‘12 was named assistant superintendent for the Calvert County Public Schools, after having served as instruction director of secondary school improvement since 2016.

Krysten Sneade M‘17

Deana Giannelli M‘05

was named assistant principal at Calvert Elementary School, after having served as an adaptive physical educator for Prince George’s County Public Schools overseeing regional program staff.

was named the Middle School Assistant Principal of the Year by the Maryland Association of Secondary School Principals. She is assistant principal at Perry Hall Middle School.

Stacey A. Rebbert M‘09 was promoted to assistant vice president, marketing & corporate communications with Harford Mutual Insurance Group. A marketing professional for 35 years, she first joined Harford Mutual in 2013.

Andre Richardson M‘08 was named vice president of student services at Jarvis Christian College, having served as an educator for 23 years and a U.S. Navy officer during Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm.

Erin Riley ‘01 Eliza Navarro Bangit ‘97

was appointed to the Maryland Family Engagement Coalition, comprised of child development experts, policymakers, early care and education providers, and community advocates.

directed Company of Women’s performance in Henry VI for the 2021 Maryland Renaissance Festival.

She is also associate artistic director at the Strand Theater.

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Susan Hahn M‘18

Dr. Kofi Andoh D’21 was appointed work group 1 vice chair for the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists’ inaugural Section Advisory Group on Health System Pharmacy Administration and Leadership Residents. He collaborates with emerging pharmacy leaders to advance the profession and collective training.

Keira Mull ‘20 is a co-author on the paper, “Acoustic Trauma Increases Ribbon Number and Size in Outer Hair Cells of the Mouse Cochlea,” published in the peer-reviewed Journal of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology.

Lucy Polvinale ’21 is working in a pediatric operating room as a registered nurse. She absolutely loves taking care of her kiddos!

The Office of Alumnae & Alumni Relations wants to hear from you. Share your news at

In Memoriam Sister Mary Dolorosa Bundy ’62, whose teaching ministry took her to Chicago, Detroit and New Orleans, passed away Nov. 16, 2020. She was a member of the Oblate Sisters of Providence. She crocheted, wrote calligraphy, and decorated the gift shop at the Oblate Sisters’ convent.

Patricia Virginia Byrd Kelly ‘54 passed away Sept. 4, 2020. She volunteered with Right to Life of Maryland, which earned her honors from the Maryland Catholic Conference, Catholic Bishops of Maryland, and Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington’s Legislative Network.

Elizabeth (Cleary) McGinty ’63, a retired litigator, passed away May 12, 2021. She attended law school at night, while working as an IRS revenue officer. She later married her husband, a law school classmate. After raising their daughters, she began to practice law and made partner.

Jean McLoughlin ’60, SSND passed away July 22, 2021. She attended Catholic schools through college. She served as director of campus ministry for seven years at Notre Dame of Maryland University and was honored with the Distinguished Staff Award.

Audrey O'Connor ‘57 passed away May 8, 2021. She returned to Baltimore when she retired and died within 5 miles of her birthplace. She loved Baltimore, was thankful for the education she received at Notre Dame, and had lifelong friendships with Notre Dame classmates.

Ella (Galvin) O’Conor ‘43, daughter-in-law of a Maryland governor, passed away July 8, 2021. She earned a bachelor’s degree in interior design from Notre Dame and wore an originally designed gown at her wedding. She volunteered at the Maryland School for the Blind.

Colby Rodowsky ‘53, prolific author of children’s and young adult novels often set in Maryland, passed away Oct. 5, 2020. She often appeared on the American Library Association’s annual Notable Books list. Poet and Notre Dame professor Sr. Maura Eichner encouraged her to write.

Tracey (Savino) Tokarski ’90, M‘18 passed away July 23, 2021. She was principal of St. Joan of Arc School in Aberdeen, MD and had a passion for STEM education. She and her husband became grandparents when their daughter and her husband had a baby boy in 2020.

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THE FINAL WORD Investing in Student Success

By Dr. Sabita Persaud

At Notre Dame of Maryland University, we believe that having diverse nurse leaders really impacts health outcomes.

We have a pool of nursing faculty and administrators who are committed to social justice on every level–and eliminating health disparities.

We must have people who represent the most vulnerable at the table making decisions and bringing up hard conversations. Nurse leaders need to be people who individuals trust, who look like them and speak their language. If we really want to address health outcomes fully and eliminate disparities, this is one key intervention toward doing that.

At Notre Dame, we believe that nurses and nurse leadership must reflect the face of the country.

—Dr. Sabita Persaud

In 2017, NDMU’s School of Nursing received a three-year, $493,593 Nurse Support Program II Competitive Institutional Grant, administered by Maryland Higher Education Commission and funded

by Maryland Health Service Cost Review Commission. Our program aimed to increase the number of diverse nurses who are moving into leadership positions. Data suggest that a disproportion exists between the number of minority nurses earning advanced degrees versus the number who obtain leadership positions post-graduation. Often nurses, particularly those from underrepresented minority groups, find it difficult to envision themselves as potential leaders. Our focus was to develop programming and resources for students to begin to view themselves as leaders: Recruit diverse nurses. First, we focused heavily on recruiting underrepresented minority nurses.

You need diverse faculty to recruit diverse nurses. Your school has to reflect who you want to bring in, and I think we do a really good job of that.

We also have long-standing academic partnerships with area hospitals, with the nurse leaders and nurse educators. Our partners encouraged their staff, especially minority nurses, to apply to our program because our faculty would tap into their strengths and talents as potential leaders in nursing and healthcare.

Address working professionals’ needs. We supported an academic advisor who was dedicated to this group to address their unique needs. Most of our students are professionals and come to NDMU after work. Many have childcare issues. Some work multiple jobs and may not have much social support.

The advisor is able to hone in and determine what challenges existed.

She communicates with faculty to ask, “What can we do to assist these students to be successful?”

Strengthen mentorship networks.

Networking and mentoring are major factors in promoting the

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success of aspiring nurse leaders.

We have supported students to join professional organizations, including the National Black Nurses Association and the Maryland Nurses Association.

We supported their attendance at professional conferences, trying to increase their comfort level to mingle in leadership groups. If they are active in nursing leadership as a student, then they are more at ease when they actually become a leader.

Facilitate peer support. We started a monthly book club that we opened up to all of nursing students, but we made special efforts to invite underrepresented Master of Science in Nursing students. We gave them the book and broke them up into small groups. Students, faculty, and staff from the School of Nursing participated. Students appreciated experiencing a sense of community with faculty, staff, and their peers, and we know with minority nurses that is really important. We wanted the students to bond and create their own sense of community throughout the program and post-graduation.

Sustaining Our Momentum Because of Notre Dame’s mission, we were able to develop a program that promotes diverse nurse leadership to address health outcomes of the entire community. Although the grant period is over and our learning environment looks a little different, our focus on supporting our students remains the same. We continue to maintain many of the program aspects that were successful and received praise from students.

At Notre Dame, we believe that nurses and nurse leadership must reflect the face of the country. We have to be a voice at the table.

Dr. Sabita Persaud serves as an associate professor in NDMU’s School of Nursing. She specializes in the area of community/public health nursing education, with a specific focus on vulnerable populations and issues facing underrepresented minorities.

She recently served as president of the Maryland Board of Nursing and was named one of Maryland’s 2018 Top 100 Women by The Daily Record.

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NDMU SCHOLARSHIPS Endowed Scholarships Agnes and Edward V. Klug Memorial Scholarship Aileen Mize Scholarship Alice Kirkham Burk Scholarship Alma Elizabeth Robeck Scholarship Alma and Eugene Galletta Scholarship Fund Alpha Sigma Lambda Scholarship Alumnae Undergraduate Scholarship American Citizens for Italian Matters Scholarship Ann Boyles Knipper Scholarship Anne Lindsey Otenasek Scholarship Arts and Scholars Scholarship Audrey McCarthy Turner Memorial Scholarship Aurora G. Granofsky Scholarship Barbara McDonnell and Sr. Doris Ann Gentry Scholarship Beatrice Fitzgerald Dunning Memorial Scholarship Bonnie A. Vogel Scholarship Carol Dease Shea Endowed Scholarship Caroline Reynolds Mitchell Scholarship Catherine and John O’Dea Scholarship Catherine Roloson Counselman ’41 Endowed Scholarship Fund Clare and Robert Moore Endowed Scholarship Clarisse Mechanic Maryland Distinguished Woman Scholarship Class of 1959 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1969 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1971 Endowed Scholarship Clinton K. Macsherry, Sr. Scholarship Colleen Marie Coughlin Scholarship Continuing Studies Scholarship Corinne B. Linton Scholarship Cornelia Creel O’Neill Scholarship Daniel Carroll Bicentennial Scholarship Daniel J. & Evelyn Murphy Family Scholarship Deborah Kus Wagner Scholarship Doris Denning Scholarship Fund Diamond Jubilee Scholarship Dorothy McIlvain Scott Maryland Distinguished Woman Scholarship Dr. Elizabeth Morrissy Scholarship Dr. Frank Marino Scholarship Dr. Lucia Serio Provenza Scholarship Dr. Margaret J. Steinhagen Scholarship Dr. Regina and Dino Soria Scholarship Elenita Eberstadt Scholarship Elizabeth Breeden Monroe Scholarship Elizabeth Kelly Murphy ‘35 Scholarship

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Elizabeth Sullivan Clem Scholarship Ethel Clay Price Scholarship for Continuing Education Evelyn and Joseph T. Bunn Memorial Scholarship Evelyn Betz-Smith Memorial Scholarship Florilla Webb Gosselin Scholarship Frances & John J. McWilliams Scholarship Frances Elizabeth C. Stern Scholarship Frank and Bertha Chlan Centenary Scholarship George Coventry & Nita Schmidt Roughgarden Scholarship Georgianna Longest Kiefer Scholarship Geraldine Riley Shawn Scholarship Fund Gisela Ruebenacker Schwab Scholarship Gladys Brooks Foundation Nursing Scholars Gladys Justice Endowed Scholarship Golden Jubilee Scholarship Hansen Family Scholarship Harvey M. and Lyn P. Meyerhoff Scholarship in the Humanities Haussner Writing Scholarship Helen C. Potter Scholarship Helen K. and Frederick Maisel III Scholarship Helen M. Smith Scholarship Helen Marikle Passano ‘69 Chapel Endowment Ida Warren Pitman Hertzig Scholarship Isabel Conley-Waters ’81 M’91 and Rich Waters Endowed Scholarship James J. Lacy and Martin J. Welsh Scholarship Jane Ellen Quinn Endowed Scholarship Janise A. and Dennis R. Kilar Scholarship Fund Jeanne Diserio Alter Scholarship Joan B. Davidson Lifetime Learning Scholarship John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial Scholarship John Gilbert Kiefer Endowed Scholarship John R. Seifert Scholarship Fund Josephine Buzek Scholarship Kathleen A. Beres Endowed Scholarship Kathleen J. Renz Scholarship Kenneth B. and Loraine H. Duke Memorial Scholarship Kenneth H. Ekin Memorial Scholarship Kiefer Foundation Endowed Fund in Business Ladonna W. and Raymond J. Baginski Centennial Scholarship

Latin American Scholarship Laurette S. and C. Leonard Fardwell Scholarship Lillian Smink Memorial Scholarship Lin Romano Peace and Justice Scholarship Loretta Callis Farley Scholarship M. Nelson Barnes and Sons/John L. Stasiak Engineering Scholarship Mabel Costich Miller Scholarship Margaret Carlin Boyle/Suzanne Boyle Herrmann Scholarship Margaret Dempsey McManus Scholarship Margaret Dougherty-Smith Scholarship Maria Killingstad Endowed Scholarship Marie-Helene Gibney Scholarship Martin de Porres Scholarship Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Mary and Joan Genco Endowed First Generation Scholarship Mary Elizabeth McCloskey Rudy Scholarship Mary Laun Quinn and Marguerite Laun McComas Scholarship Mary Teresa Curran Murphy Scholarship in Teaching Michael Kivlighan Memorial Scholarship Middendorf Foundation Scholarship for Nursing Majors Miriam Blount Craig Scholarship Miscavige Endowed Scholarship Monsignor J. Lawrence Kilkenny Scholarship Monsignor William Kailer Dunn and Dr. E. Catherine Dunn Scholarship Morris-Jones School of Pharmacy Scholarship for Excellence Mother Mary Georgianne Segner Scholarship Mother Mary Maurice Kelly Scholarship Mother Mary Vitalia Arnold Scholarship Nancy McCambridge Hertzig Scholarship Panetta-Sauer Family Scholarship Presidents’ Scholarship Rose and Salvatore Serio Scholarship Rose M. Cooper and Rita C. Hubbard Scholarship Rosskopf Family Scholarship Ruth J. and William B. Bristor Scholarship Ruth Watkins Scholarship School of Pharmacy Faculty Admissions Scholarship Fund Sheila and Carl Pirkle Scholarship Sister Bridget Marie Engelmeyer Scholarship Sister Elissa McGuire, SSND Scholarship

Sister Kathleen Feeley Scholarship Sister Margaret Mary O’Connell Alumnae Scholarship Sister Margaret Mary O’Connell Memorial Scholarship Sister Mary Alba Mattingly Scholarship Sister Mary Alma McNicholas Women Scientists’ Scholarships Sister Mary Benigna Kearney Scholarship Sister Mary Cordula Marck Scholarship in Languages Sister Mary Denise Dooley Scholarship Sister Mary Frances Smith Memorial Scholarship Sister Mary Gabrielle Blake Scholarship Sister Mary Immaculata Dillon Scholarship Sister Mary Jeanette Duffy Scholarship Sister Mary Martina Martin Scholarship Sister Mary Paula Manning Scholarship in Mathematics Sister Mary Samuela Sauer Scholarship Sister Mary Theresine Staab Music Scholarship Sister Maura Eichner Scholarships Sister Virgina Geiger Scholarship Rose Terracina and Josephine Terracina Scholarship Fund The Betty J. Contino ’89 and Francis Contino Endowed Scholarship Fund The Donna Ringger Easton ’70 and John J. Easton, Jr. Spirit of Service Endowed Scholarship The JMJ Scholarship Fund The Joseph and Sheila Zimmer ’63 Endowed Scholarship in Education The Mable Cephas Jews Endowed Scholarship The Roland Family Scholarship Award in Nursing Suzanna Mattingly Lackey Scholarship University Pathway Program Valerie and Ajit K. Choudhury Endowed Scholarship Virginia Farinholt Lewis ‘31 Scholarship Virginia Starkey List Scholarship in the Humanities William R Hearst Scholarship for Minority Students William Starr Vincent Memorial Scholarship Winfield S. and Florence E. Cahill Scholarship

Annually Funded Scholarships American Association of University Women Scholarship

Herget Foundation School of Pharmacy Scholarship Catherine Roloson Counselman Scholarship Fund Davis United World College Scholarship

Harvey and Jeanne Jones Scholarship for Pharmacy Marion Burk Knott Scholarship Fund Marion I. & Henry J. Knott Scholarship Fund

School of Pharmacy Alumni Chapter Scholarship Strong Scholars Program

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS: 2020 (JULY 2019– JUNE 2020) $500,000+ Mary Catherine Bunting Maryland Higher Education Commission State of Maryland U.S. Department of Education Leonor and Marc P. Blum The Marion I. and Henry J. Knott Scholarship Fund, Inc. McCoy - Saldaña Family Lyvette McCoy ‘73 and Thomas McCoy

$250,000+ Maryland State Department of Education

$100,000+ Estate of Ellan W. Thorson The Batza Family Foundation Michael J. Batza and Patricia K. Batza Brenda Jews, Ed.D. and William L. Jews Knott Irrevocable Trust The Booth Ferris Foundation Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

$50,000+ Baltimore Community Foundation Polly Placek Behrens ‘98 and Bruce Behrens Isabel A. Conley-Waters ‘81 and Richard Waters School Sisters of Notre Dame Atlantic-Midwest Province The Estate of Rose Terracina Richard E. Waters Lucy Babb Wright ‘66, Vernon C. Wright and the Wright Family Foundation Marylou Yam, Ph.D. and David Yam

$25,000+ Betty Contino ‘89, Francis Contino and The Contino Family Foundation Catherine Roloson Counselman ‘41† Cathryn Archibald Curia ‘69 The Estate of Doris Denning Francie H. George David Hoovler Amanda A.M. Idstein ‘97 and Kevin Idstein John and Frances Keenan Owen and Erin Knott Maryland Department of Health & Mental Hygiene The Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation

The Estate of Betty W. Klare Sheila Kirchenbauer Zimmer ‘63†

$10,000+ Raymond J. Baginski Julie Courtney Ben-Susan ‘69 and Paul Ben-Susan Dorothy M. Brown ‘54 Mr. Albert Counselman James and Denise Daly and the McKeen Fund Joan Beach Davidson ‘93 and Thomas Davidson Janice M. Davis ‘92 Carolyn Troy Donohue ‘86 M’89 Ernst & Young Foundation Veronica Walker Hackett ‘67 and John J. Egan Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Herget Jr. F. Patrick and Chaddie Hughes The Marion I. & Henry J. Knott Foundation Susan Gardiner Larkin, ‘65, Ph.D. and James T. Larkin Susan Koenig Luckan ‘69 M&T Charitable Foundation Nancy E. McColgan ‘92 and Francis L. Wiegmann Mary S. McGuire Plunkett ‘49 † Janese Murray and Rev. Brian Murray Patricia Winter Natale ‘57 Lucille Nunn ‘53 Estate of Thomas W. Pangborn The RCM&D Foundation, Inc. Francis L. Wiegmann Jr., M.D. Wright Family Foundation Grace Zaczek ‘70

$5,000+ American Citizens for Italian Matters, Inc. Anonymous Mary Lou Donnelly ArmstrongPeters ‘60 and Joseph Peters Carole Artigiani ‘62 and Robert A. Scott Carroll A. Bodie Patricia M. C. Brown and Joseph P. Gill Valerie Choudhury ‘58 Jane M. Conlon ‘79 M. Gale Costa ‘71 Loretta O’Keeffe Curley C’91 and John F. Curley Jr. CVS Caremark Corporation Jane McIvor Deal ‘69 The Estate of Geraldine A. O’Brien Pat Fuchsluger ‘00 and John Fuchsluger

Gino J. and Margaret Gemignani Olivia Hafner ‘70 Patricia Mosellen Hillman ‘69 and Donald Hillman Independent College Fund of Maryland Jeanne Jones ‘50 Ann C. Kessler ‘65, Ph.D. Keswick Multi-Care Center Shaun and Kelley Kilduff Mary Lepley Susan Love, M.D. ‘70 and Helen Cooksey, M.D. Christina O. Marsalek ‘69 M’00 and Stephen F. Marsalek Mary’s Fund Foundation McCormick & Company, Inc. M. Marc and Victoria Munafo Frank R. Palmer IV Passano Foundation Jane B. Quinn Kathleen A. Rescigno Mary Pat Seurkamp, Ph.D., and Bob Seurkamp Sinai Hospital of Baltimore Kathleen Donnelly Solomon State of Maryland Military Department Walgreen Company Denise Flynn Weglicki ‘73 and Timothy Weglicki

$2,500+ Mr. and Mrs. L. William Alter, Jr. Anonymous Victoria Genco Bell ‘69 M. Kathleen Buetow ‘50, M.D. James H. Buzzelli Kathleen Marsh Casey ‘70 and Paul Casey Joan Develin Coley, Ph.D. and M. Lee Rice Susanna Peters Coy ‘60, Ph.D. Nicole Culhane, Pharm.D. and James Culhane, Ph.D. Kathleen Dinsmore Dubia ‘71, Christian Dubia Jr and The Dubia Foundation Ellen F. Emery ‘65 Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund Joan Murphy Flaherty ‘57 Dolores Warwick Frese, Ph.D. ‘58 Mary Kay Shartle Galotto, ‘64 Ph.D., and John Galotto, M.D. Catherine Gietka Jean Marie Diesenberg Hofstetter ‘76 Patricia Murphy Lewis ‘69 Mary C. Mangione

Mary L. O’Connell Elizabeth and Ronald Peterson Joan Develin Coley and M. Lee Rice Justina and Bryan Ruszala Renee Jakubiak Sass ‘87 Kathleen Pierce Schaumberg ‘66 Nancy E. Tarr Hart ‘05 Russell G. Warren Michele Mules Welch ‘72

$1,000+ Josephine Shehan Baird ‘64 and Bill Baird † Cliff and Jane Balkam, Ph.D. Eve Bargmann Kelly Stephenson Barth ‘97 Patrick Bell Pamela Millerick Bellino ‘70 Emily MacSherry Belt ‘55 Kathleen A. Beres ‘70 and Miller D. Einsel Christina Bolmarcich ‘97 Andrea R. Bowden, Ph.D. ‘69 Deborah C. Calhoun ‘14, Ph.D and Donald Calhoun Care Pharmacies Cooperative, Inc. Lauren C. Cellucci M. Kathleen Clucas ‘68 Joanna Miskelly Cox ‘65 Mary E. Crow M’91 Janice Fraser DiGrazia ‘79 Diken Foundation Edith McParland Donohue ‘60, Ph.D. Anna-Lisa Dopirak ‘63 Charleye Dyer Donna Ringger Easton ‘70 and John J. Easton Jr. Joanne Mianulli Eyre ‘69 Joanne B. Falkowski ‘68 Marilyn Falvey ‘55 Marjorie Overhiser Fine ‘96 First Financial Credit Union of MD Kathleen Moore Fox ‘81 and Donald Fox Haswell and Madge Franklin Benita M. Furman ‘70 Ethel M. Fusaro ‘64 Carroll and Nadine Galvin Kathleen Herron Gansereit ‘62 Sheila M. Garrity ‘75 Marguerite Getty Greenman ‘06 M’08 and Peggy Greenman Maryann Guadagno ‘69 Frances Flannery Gunshol ‘88 M’94 Mary Ellen Steiner Gunther ‘54 and Frank A. Gunther Jr. Stephany Smith Harper ‘89 Sheila D. Haskell † Deceased

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Rose Marie Meadow-Croft Hellmann ‘52 Helen Hennigan Maroney ‘64 and Howard Maroney Catherine Hryncewich ‘93 Mary Pat Meade Hussey ‘62 Julie Kennedy Kaster ‘74 and Dean Kaster Catherine M. Keenan ‘60 and James I. Keenan Jr. Carrie Kelley ‘04 Heather Klink Rosemary Guzinski ‘65 and William K. Lathroum William K. Lathroum Katherine R. Lears ‘81 Mary Beth Lennon ‘89 Diana Torres Lopez ‘83 Jennifer Lowry Dianne E. Francesconi Lyon ‘60 Prashant Mandela Ph.D. Heather Mannuel ‘87 Ann B. Martel ‘58 Maryland State Arts Council Ronald L. Mason Sr. Maria and William J. McCarthy, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. McHugh Paul R. McHugh, M.D. and Jean B. McHugh Theresa H. McNeil ‘73 Linda J. Miller ‘81 Daniel and Donna Miscavige M. Marie Mitchell ‘52 Christopher Moore J. Daniel Moore Jane F. Moore Gabriele M. Moravec ‘90 Marisa Morris ‘09 Mary Mullan Sallie A. Mullen ‘68 Ellen M. Murphy ‘71 Pamela McCloskey Murphy ‘64 Joan Dobbins Nolan ‘48 and John Nolan Northrop Grumman Corporation Judith Murphy Norton ‘65 Mary Anne O’Donnell Sylvia Milanese Oliver ‘68 Margaret Bagli Otenasek ‘85 Bonnie L. Phipps James and Frances K. Pitts W’96 and The Pitts Family Foundation Lori Pollack ‘08 and Andrew Pollack Rebecca Mann Polun ‘98 The Honorable Mary Louise Preis and Dr. Frederick G. Preis Natalie Mistichelli Ramirez ‘94 George K. Reynolds Jennifer and George Reynolds III James Ridenour† Lynn F. Schneemeyer ‘73, Ph.D. and William Hagmann Robert Scott ‘95 Semmes, Bowen & Semmes Hubert T. Servis Matthew Shimoda Theresa M. Shrader ‘06 M’08 Leslie Lawton Simmons ‘94 Ellen Voltzow Simpson ‘78

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Mary Heather Sine ‘89 and John F. Loome III Sharon Marie Slear, SSND ’66 Kathleen O’Beirne Slotman ‘70 The Honorable Carol E. Smith ‘68 Mary Anne Stafford, ‘70 Anna Maria Ostrom Storey ‘69 and Michael Storey, Ph.D. Candee Morici Swenson ‘69, Ed.D. The Estate of Francis Russell Kimmel Barbara A. Tipton ‘66 Ruth Luddy Toro, M.D. ‘60, and Rodrigo Toro, M.D. Doris A. Trauner ‘66 Julius W. Trimbach Diana M. Trout ‘97 and Kenneth H. Trout and The Diken Foundation Josephine M. Trueschler ‘49 UBS Employee Giving Program United Way of Central Maryland, Inc. Howard and Diane Unruh Mr. and Mrs. H. Kirk Unruh, Jr. Mary Ellen Vanni ‘69 Frances Smith Vitrano ‘53 and Justin A. Vitrano Joan M. Wilhelm ‘03 Lt. Col. Tania Ricks Wilkes ‘84 Kathleen Wisser, Ph.D.and Mr. Keith Wisser Kimberly Mitchell Wolff Wright, Constable & Skeen, LLP Michael Yam Rosemary E. Zuna ‘68, M.D.

$500+ Jane Ann Addeo M’01 Anonymous Ademar Bechtold, Ph.D. Rebecca Quinn Beck ‘69 Pamela Becker ‘81 Carole Michalski Beyer ‘63, Ed.D. Bo and Tina Bjarekull Georgiana Miranda Bjornlund ‘57 Kirsten Brinlee Jessica L. Brockmeyer ‘03 Debra A. Brown-DeLone ‘75 Karen Carroll-Marshall ‘75 Francesca Circosta Joan Cooper ‘69, LCSW and Charles Cooper Laura Cranston, R.Ph. Candace Wilson Dale ‘69 Phyllis Dumser Deinlein ‘61 Sean P. Delaney Camille C. DelSavio ‘69 Claudia A. DeMonte ‘69 Patricia G. Demski ‘94 Diane DiSalvo ‘16 Sarah E. Dulany ‘94 Susan Power Eavenson ‘73 Estate of Judith A Flannery Gregory P. FitzGerald Sarel P. Fuchs ‘64, Ph.D. Mary Adele Griesacker ‘51 Jess T. Grim ‘01 Barbara A. Hamilton ‘57 Suzan J. Harkness Diane Spedden Harrison ‘81 Ruth Heltne ‘08

Verna D. Horstman ‘80 Kristine Howanski Ruth E. Johnson ‘83 Susan Johnson ‘86 Ms. Mary Pat Justice ‘62 and Mr. Geoffrey James Comber Barbara Guerin Kantz ‘65 Janet Kruba ‘11 Maureen Merkert Lalley ‘74 Anita Langford Kelli Langley Russell ‘99 Mary P. Comer Latham ‘59 Heather Barnes Lentz ‘97 Aaron and Anne Lin, Pharm.D. Patricia Whiting Linton ‘66 Joanne Frallicciardi Lyon ‘71 Shirley Diane Marconi ‘94 L. Paige Marvel ‘71 and Mr. Robert Dyer Constance Hays Matsumoto ‘94 and Kent Matsumoto Judith V. McLaughlin ‘68, MD Mary Ellen McLaughlin ‘72 and Steve McLaughlin Susan M. Mitchell ‘80 and Daniel Lashinsky Dorothy Monks ‘71 Winifred Moroney ‘68 Stacey Nelson ‘95 Mary O’Connor, Ph.D. Joan Ledvina Parr ‘71, Ph.D. Piccard Building and Development Suzy Price ‘90 and Robert F. Price Jeanne Leitz Reid ‘75 and Philip R. Reid Mary Jane Dolan Sacks ‘69 Joan Sattler, Ph.D. and Ryan J. Sattler Barbara A. Schewe ‘67 and Albert Schewe Frances Juelke Schwick ‘69 Peggy Witzleben Short ‘52 Elizabeth Heid Simon ‘59 and Albert Simon Kathleen E. Sipes George and Dinah Sisson Nancy Smith ‘91 Isolde Spiegel Sara M. Stalkus ‘70 Francia Faust Stevens ‘82 M’91 and John A. Stevens Eleanor Duke Storck ‘48 Karen Kowal Taneyhill ‘71 Jane Hinkleman Teslik ‘69 The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Micheal and Anna Donnelly Charitable Fund Deborah Kus Wagner ‘58 and Walter H. Wagner Wolters Kluwer Health/Facts & Comparisons Sharon Hafner Yingling ‘97

$100+ Mary Noel Albers, SSND Bonnie Allan Anonymous Becton Dickinson Laura A. Bonsiero Bell ‘94

C. William Bennett III Kathleen Bennett ‘67 and Bill Bennett Sharon Sobol Boettinger William J. Boettinger Renee Bostic Mary Manley Boyce ‘63 Dorothea Manning Brenan ‘65 Patricia Bunn Carter ‘54 and Shelby H. Carter Jr. Shelby H. Carter Eileen Bracken Caslow ‘44 † Katherine Villa Chasney ‘81 Michelle Theresa Chovan ‘94 Joanne Henderson Collins ‘59 and Richard Schwarz Judith McGuire Comer ‘69 Cecilia Meehan Daub ‘72 Jeanne Davidsen ‘88 Anne Davis P. Susan Urbonas Davis ‘82 William A. Davis, Ph.D. Margaret O’Neill DeBoer ‘74 Frances Bracken Delker Jane Krause DeMouy ‘63, Ph.D. Barbara K. Dent M’88 Margaret Rowan Diaz-Cruz ‘68 Laura H. Dicovitsky Tanya Easton, Ed.D. and Edward Easton Joanne E. Eich ‘86 M’09 and Arthur Eich Mary-Louise Burns Fennessy ‘53 Andrea Fletcher Gail Fournillier Ennis M’96 Lillian P. Freudenberger ‘87 Claire Flavin Funkhouser ‘71 and Gary D. Funkhouser Gary D. Funkhouser Lynn Myers Furrow ‘64 L. W. Giffin Nancy Gilchriest Geoffrey H. Goodnow Veronica Hynes Grady ‘67 Virginia Elly Grant ‘47 Kirsten W. Greenwell M’89 and Robert C. Greenwell Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Greenwell Sharon Rivera Groh ‘92 Jennifer E. Hale Mary Midgett Harrison ‘67 Pat Hartley ‘61 Rosemary Garrett Hartley ‘48 Carol Hayes-Gegner Carla Hobson Hugh Holman Karen Stakem Hornig ‘80 Elizabeth A. Jenior ‘03 Alan K. Jones Christian Kendzierski Anne Kernan ‘72 Charlotte M. Kovalchik ‘69 Charmaine Krohe, SSND ‘75 Sue Lasbury ‘78 Ellen Lawson-McNeill M’01 Anne and Bill Malone Peter and Susan Marcher Peggy O’Connor Markovic ‘82 Michael and Lacy McDonnell

Pamela McHugh ‘97 Patricia McLaughlin, SSND ‘66 Michael McShea Susan Breaux McShea ‘87 and Michael McShea Arthur Milholland Margaret Rooney Millard ‘84 Roxanne Gladden Miller ‘99 Muff Graves Moore ‘67 Janice Hayes Mueller ‘64 Patricia A. Murphy, SSND ‘69 Catherine Njathi ‘06 Maricka Oglesby Carol Toohey O’Hara ‘70 Wanda Oneferu-Bey ‘98 Elizabeth Comer O’Neill ‘69 Janet L. Parker ‘83 Kim Grube Parr ‘80 Deborah J. Parrish Charles E. Partridge Joan P. Partridge ‘91 and Charles E. Partridge Jr. Sandra Baldwin Payne ‘82 Curlis Phillip ‘96 Clarenda M. Phillips Phragmites Invasives Control, Inc Sharon R. Rabb M’04 J. J. Reis Henry A. Rosenberg Jr. and Dorothy Rosenberg Dirk W. Sattler Judith Anne Schaum, SSND ‘65 Erika C. Scheurer ‘86 Melanie Wisniewski Semko ‘73 Dianne Glock Sestero ‘93 Carol Dease Shea ‘59 † Angela and David Sherman Maha Elias Shomali ‘91 Deborah Riney Smith ‘94 Ulana Steck Linda M. Stevens ‘96 and Greig M. Stevens ‘95 Pamela Foresman Strayhorn ‘87 Gil Sullivan Kathy Lydon Sullivan Jessie Oberdick Sweeley ‘66 M’98 Anonymous Sherry Grant Tancredi ‘65 Allene Turner Taylor ‘81 Carroll South Thomas ‘63 Geraldine V. Thompson Robin and Gary Thrift, Ed.D. J. Croydon Tice M’00 and Linda J. Tice M’97 Linda Tice Kelley A. Tucker ‘93 Marian Taglang Turner ‘63 Monique L. Turner ‘03, Pharm.D. ‘15 Laurie C. Tuzo ‘77 Lucille Bognanni Valle ‘49 Carolyn Foudos Van Roden M’05 Verizon Foundation Charlene GooDey Winegardner ‘97 Maxine Johnson Wood ‘63 John Zabinski Beth McMullin Zampogna Nancy Bosco Zernel ‘66 and John Zernel Kimberly Adams

Payal Agarwal Jane Ford Agricola ‘92 Mary Ahearn ‘02 Kass Smith Ahlers ‘50 Mary Celeste Caldwell Alexander ‘63 American Funds Gail Schrider Anastasio ‘65 Anonymous Mary-Margaret A. Anozie ‘98 Lillian Archer ‘90 Dottie Ruth Arnold C’97 Susan Austin ‘11 Frances Short Bailey ‘59 Rosa A. Bailey M’94 Roberta Baldwin ‘03 Patricia Creel Baltzley ‘75 Joan Bannon ‘62 Kathleen Crocken Barnes ‘72 Carol Lecker Bayens ‘64 and Charles Bayens Geraldine Wojnowski Beach ‘67 Sarah Beakes ‘98 Karen Hobday Bennett ‘72 Katherine Benoit ‘63 Berman McAleer Amanda Gaughan Berry ‘00 Shirley McNulty Bishop ‘61 Charles Black Joanne Lynch Blaney ‘71 Mary Wanner Boesch ‘84 Beth A. Borkenheim ‘87, Esq. Patricia A. Bosse ‘81 and Frank A. Gunther III Marie Bossie ‘88 and Norman Bossie Audrey Bostic Joan-Ann Bostic Madeline Wagner Bradley ‘75 Susan McKeon Bradley ‘63 Dawn M. Bradshaw Mary Frances Bradyhouse ‘51 † Elizabeth Brakoah ‘03 Steven Breeden Dawn Brelsford ‘10 Jackie Walter Brenkle ‘51 Christine V. Brocato M’90 Mary Mace Brocato ‘53 Maureen Brooks Gwendolyn P. Brown ‘06 Beth Cottman-Brown ‘83, M’00 Eugenia R. Bryant ‘07 Sharon McHugh Burcham ‘84 F.T. Burden Genevieve Burns M’89 Frances Hope Burroughs ‘59 Bonita L. Busta M’04 Dawn Kemp Butler ‘87 Felicia R. Cadden Monica Deubel Cameron ‘66 Sandra Weber Campbell ‘93 Jennifer Fische Cantu ‘04 Patricia Kempton Caputo ‘63 Ms. Linda Casey ‘77 and Mr. Gary Connell Andrew B. Caslow Peggy Castle Kenneth Cawthorne Maria D. Chavez ‘95 Mary Louise Chesley-Cora ‘64 Delia Chiaramonte

Anne Rolandelli Church ‘71 Constance Clark ‘93 Jamie Baletti Clarke ‘89 Bernadette Clemens-Walatka ‘68 Ellen Wood Clerkin ‘83 Carolyn Bossle Cockey ‘54 Theresa Cofsky ‘79 Janet Iwanowski Coleman ‘71 Maura Shea Connelly ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Connor Richard Connor Mary Corey Mary Jane Corey ‘98 Patricia N. Cosgrove ‘87 and Thomas J. Cosgrove Janet Couperthwaite ‘96 Helen M. Cousins ‘65 Antoinette Kondrat Cox ‘62 ‘92 Sharon E. Crane ‘93 Kathy Crann ‘70 Carol Stricker Crowe ‘61 Ruth Crystal Carol Babiarz Cyphers ‘78 and John Cyphers Erin Sturgis DaSilva ‘02 Mary Goldsmith Davidson ‘02 Ida Dee Davison ‘55 Ann Marie DeBiase ‘69 M. Katherine Weinhold DeGrange ‘69 Lisa DeLuca Rozanne Turtzo DeNardo ‘62 Sharon Troja Derr ‘66 Woody Derricks Mary Ruddy Diercksen ‘70 Mary Crook Dilworth ‘48 Diane DiRoma Jan McKittrick DiSantostefano ‘82 Andrea Raber Ditsky ‘94 Colleen N. Dolak ‘02 Jacqueline Gruning Dolan ‘61 Josephine Schwarz Donnelly ‘59 and Robert L. Donnelly Mary Jane Choffin Donohue ‘61 Lisa M. Dorsey ‘90 Katherine Schwartz Duck ‘73 Patricia Dumroese ‘01 Asish Kumar Dutta, Ph.D. Patricia T. Dwyer Bernadette Ryan Entler ‘62 Marie Rigolizzo Ernst ‘69 George Evans ‘01 and Jane Evans ‘03 Virginia Lewis Everman ‘59 Exelon Rosemary Falkner Steinrock Family John Fantom Jane Farber ‘49 Eileen Farrell Kammerer ‘70 Kathleen Feeley, SSND ‘50 Adrienne King Feres ‘04 Nancy Burke Filsinger ‘97 Marjorie Callis Fink ‘64 Diane L. Finley ‘74, Ph.D. Carolyn A. Finnerty ‘64 Patricia Farinacci Fisher ‘62 Mary Fitzgerald, SSND ‘70 Mary Ellen Gill Fitzgerald ‘68 and Michael Fitzgerald Frances Hanna Flanigan ‘65

Kathleen Ford ‘66 Lenore Calabrese Ford ‘62 Donna M. Fortson Madeleine S. Foster ‘11 The Honorable Kathleen O’Ferrall Friedman ‘62 and Richard W. Friedman Vira Castoro Froehlinger ‘48 Teresa Bracken Fromme ‘65 Aileen O’Halloran Gallagher ‘59 Mary Waxman Gavin ‘90 Anne Gates Jane Slear Gesker ‘68 Sharon Gibson ‘06 Peter Giffin Patricia Gillease ‘70 Patricia Twomey Gillen ‘73 Debra McKenna Glassman ‘13 Patricia Glenn ‘78 Marcia Maith-Cloud Glover ‘88 and John D. Glover Judith Byrne Gnade ‘94 Linda Lawrence Goebeler ‘70 Jack Goldenberg Frances Gonzalez ‘61 Marilisse Gonzalez ‘00 Karen Flemmens Good ‘97 Mary Anne Gorman ‘68 Norbert Gouanet Virginia Naples Grant ‘75 John Gray Marian Greathouse Joanne Bizub Green ‘56 Sue Cusick Greer ‘88 Diane Standiford Grim ‘93 Ebony Gross ‘15 Tracy Winters Guarini ‘91 Frank A. Gunther III Lois A. Habtes Susan Hackendorf ‘64 Joe Halloran Mary Jo Curran Harant ‘52 Juanita L. Hardy Anne Garland Havey ‘62 Susan Counselman Healy ‘85 and Thomas P. Healy Sarah Duffy Heaps ‘59 Maria Hellman-Rochfort ‘86 Sylvia I. Hernandez-Castrodad ‘81, J.D. William Herrmann Marcia McCord Hettinger ‘98 Margaret Merkert Hoffman ‘79 Kathleen O’Neill Hogan ‘72 Kathleen Gill Hogan ‘67 Eleanor Nolan Holcomb ‘50 Crissa M. Holder-Smith ‘95 Patricia Hoppa ‘00 Ann Borowy Hughes ‘72 Maureen O’Halloran Humiston ‘56 Margo Hunter ‘93 and Richard Hunter Therese Dioguardi Ingalls ‘60 Margaret Irwin† Tara Isaacs M’00 Pamela Fuchs Jacobs ‘75 Tricia Janitzky Charles Johnson Elizabeth H. Jones † Deceased

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Carol Hughes Judkins ‘51 Claudia Thomas Kairoff ‘73 Roberta Viverito Kappler ‘62 Karen S. Kauffman Deborah L. Kavanagh Maureen P. Keenan Terri Kearns Kellogg ‘02 Caroline S. Kennedy and Jerome Kennedy Jr. M’96 Jerome McDonald Kennedy Jr. M’96 Beth Wood Kenworthy ‘79 Martha Mannion Kerns ‘80 Jane Henzi Kiefer ‘67 Margaret Petty Kim ‘84 Martha Marano Kimery ‘64 Kristine Kirk ‘68, Ph.D. Jeanne Bange Klinge ‘63 Mary Shelley Darling Knach ‘79 Holly Knipp Barbara Selden Kramer ‘99 , RN, MS, CPNP Judith Lammers Lafferty ‘61 Nancy M. Lane ‘66 Pilar Castillo Latzlsberger ‘93 and Rudolf F. Latzlsberger ‘93 Rudolf F. Latzlsberger W’93 and Pilar Castillo Latzlsberger W’93 Andrew Lawrence Alayna Lawson ‘03 Maureen Lawson Maureen and Roy Lawson Sarah MacDonald Lendrim ‘69 Linda Lescalleet ‘85 Marguerite Lesky Libby Silcott Lewandowski ‘61 Karen McGrath Lewarn ‘63 Elizabeth Barnes Lewis ‘78 Virginia Lipscomb ‘64 Patricia M. Loreti Rebecca Shriver Lucid ‘57 † Kara A. Lynch Vicki Lyons ‘75 Jane and Sam Mace Shirley Macneal ‘86 Paulette Popielarczyk Magee Mary M. Maher ‘54 Nancy E. Malan ‘67 Kathleen Zannino Mangione ‘86 Cleo M. Margetas Phyllis A. Marsh M’01 Susan Cochran Marshall ‘63 Lisa O. Martin Joseph and Jacquelyn Mascolo Joan Tanner Matejka ‘57 Patricia A. Mattson ‘63 Anne Mayers Anne McCarthy ‘06 Patricia A. McCloskey M’94 Cornelia McCreery ‘62 Anne Scanlan McCrory ‘71 Duffy McDermott ‘49 Warren McElroy Carol Baumiller McEvoy ‘61 Jayne Hepburn McGeehan ‘82 Ms. Elsie McGuire ‘07 Julie Clifton McIntyre ‘90 Kathy Mckenna Kathleen McKeown McEwen ‘63 Kevin McLaughlin

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Barbara A. McLean ‘59, M.D. Charles McLeod Edward J. McLoughlin Joan K. McLoughlin ‘00 Candace J. McNeece ‘70 Michelle Mohr Medeiros ‘98 Lora Meisner ‘85 Melanie Mendoza ‘80 Jana Meyer Anne W. Michaels ‘59 Carmel Carozza Miller ‘66 Elaine M. Minnick Claudia Galletta Mirante ‘65 Diane Thomas Mitchell M’00 Amanda Mizeur Susan Thompson Monaco ‘69 Ashley E. Moody Eileen Morales Priscilla Bohne Morgan ‘62 Susan Morrison ‘71 Jeremy and Elizabeth Moser Mary K. Glunz Muir ‘73 and Eric Muir Marie Murphy ‘66 Regina L. Myrick Mary Louise Natoli ‘75 Joseph Nemetz Thomas and Susan Nemetz Lynn Nichols Colleen Lammers Nick ‘80 Mary Lee Norris ‘67 Elizabeth Nottrodt Denise Boshier Nusom ‘73 Anne Neville Oates ‘67 Ann Kager O’Donoghue ‘59 Agnes Boesl O’Ferrall ‘46 Ann Marie Sellitto Oldfield ‘66 Jane Griffin O’Neill ‘59 Christiana Oparah Mary Elaine Hershfeld Opitz ‘64 Rita M. O’Sullivan ‘68 Nadine Kfoury Oswald Susan Otradovec Carla Buckwalter Ottenheimer ‘78 Patricia Outlaw Mildred Owens Cheryl Pace ‘06 Sandra Morey-Garcia Pacheco ‘68 Mary Packard, Ph.D. Suzanne Regier Page M’01 Dolores Para Barbara Paradise ‘66 Danelle Ciervo Parisi ‘81 Sharon K. Park, Pharm.D. Denise L. Parker Sadie Young Parker ‘00 Glenn and Barbara Patrick Barbara Knox Pearsall ‘73 Deborah A. Pennington ‘89 Louis Perkins Helene Perry Maureen A Smith-Peters Carol Pfeiffer ‘08 Janice Denman Philips ‘73 Karen Sosnowski Phillips ‘82 Roxine Denise Phillips ‘96 Jeannie Pohlhaus Karen Porter Mary Beth Porter ‘95

M. Andrea Brown Portocarrero ‘65 Carol E. Rabin Therese Tracy Waldt Radebaugh ‘76 Christine C. Ragin Maryanne Ralls Teresa Buxeda Ramirez ‘67 Gretel R. Ramsay R.N, BSN.-RET. Mary Lou Randall ‘59 and Theodore Randall Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Randall Danette Readling ‘10 Mary Reardon ‘66 Berry L. Reece Mary Jo Oelzner Reece ‘58 † Stephanie Koontz Reid ‘84 Mary E. Reilly ‘76 Kathleen Resnick Louise Schaedel Retzer ‘71 Marjorie (Meg) Woodman Rhodes ‘92 Alberta A. Ricketts M’02 Barbara A. Ricks ‘99 Cava Saunders Riley ‘66 Lazette Ringgold ‘98 Charles F. Ritter, Ph.D. M. Catherine Debelius Robertson ‘55 Tanya Brasko Rodich ‘74 Lin M. Romano † Ranee Zimnoch Rosenberger ‘93 Joan Susan Rudis ‘73 John J. Russell Laurie Russell W’86 Marianna Merrill Russell ‘94 M’99 and John J. Russell Roberta Evans Sabin ‘71 Kayleen P. Saucier ‘03 Patricia Chaney Savage ‘62 M’93 Gilda Vita Scerbo ‘48 Sarah B. (Schroeder) Scherer ‘92 Suzanne O’Connell Schisler ‘80 Vilma D’Avi Schurr ‘54 Marcella Schuyler and Michael R. Fox Edward and Tammy Schwartz Kathleen Sears ‘70 Paula A. Sexton James R. Sharpe Geraldine Andrews Shaw ‘68 Patricia H. Sheets ‘67 Richenda Eberling Shihab ‘67 Hubert Sindjui Mbonda, Pharm.D.’13 Trish Singleterry ‘10 Laura Catherine Sisson ‘01 Mary Slicher ‘05 Marion Smedberg Michael H. Smedberg Kristin C. Smith Sheila Smith Mary E. Somerville ‘82 Laraine Fowler Sperberg ‘70 Marla Ullrich Stanton ‘73 Eleanore M. Sterling ‘59 Cynthia Arashin Stevens ‘74 Cynthia Stouffer-Mesher ‘76 Anne V. Streckfus Melvina V. Stricklin ‘91 Mary Fran Besche-Stromyer ‘88 Daniel J. Sullivan Margaret Sullivan, Ph.D. Jacqueline Tippett SunderlandFiner ‘52

Diane Symcak ‘79 Khola Tahir ‘07 Janet Talley ‘08 Mary Ann Tamberrino ‘86 Sylvia Browne Taylor ‘59 Karen L. Thaniel ‘13 The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Maynes Family Pay Forward Fund Maureen Thomas ‘03 Rachel Thomases ‘86 Candice Simonton Thompson ‘03 Lindsay J. Thompson ‘91, Ph.D. Autrese M. Thornton M’04 Robin Thrift Madeline Yvonne Tims ‘05 Moira Stanton Tokarick ‘92 Cathryne Tondreau ‘96 Ellen Torres Diana Obrigkeit Trageser ‘90 Barbara Helfrich Trently ‘59 Alexander Turner ‘03 Cody Carroll Turpin M’08 Doris Uhoda ‘54 Nancy Ulanowicz ‘73 Marci Van De Mark ‘71 Virginia Van Loan - Lynch Sharon Hewlett Veatch ‘92 Linda Meyer Verdicchio ‘71 Patricia Vogel ‘03 Kathy Volk ‘08 Marie Tiernan Wagner ‘60 Mary Hagel Wagner ‘47 Muriel Waller ‘76 Mary T. Wallmeyer ‘65 and Frank Wallmeyer Celeste Wimmer Walter ‘92 Pamela Anne Walters ‘01 M’03 Christine Pool Ward ‘81 Daniel Warrenfeltz Harry V. Webster Kay Raptis Webster ‘85 Joan Feehly Weglein ‘57 Linda Bauer Weigel ‘75 † Kathleen Wrenn Weller ‘71 Wells Fargo Foundation Carolyn Civish Wheeler ‘54 † and Thomas Wheeler Denise Wienecke ‘16 Anonymous Dolores Lancelotta Wilkie ‘70 Barbara Corey Willey ‘66 Bethany Litzenberg Williams ‘81 Bonita Kreimer Williams ‘68 Meaghan Williams Pauline Stephanie Williams ‘88 and David N. Williams Timothy D. Williams Wayne T. Wilson ‘88 Joan K. Wisner-Carlson Sophia Caryk Wolff ‘81 Carol Jager Woodworth ‘91 Cathleen Smith Wortman ‘88 Walker and Mary Anne Wylie Patricia Brooks Younkins ‘68 Virginia A. Zawodny Margaret McCaffray Zemarel ‘72 Jeanne Nelka Zucker ‘86

$0-$99 Ahmed A. Ababiya Catherine Brown Abel ‘75 Lucia Adamczyk Adams ‘82 Patricia Wilders Adams ‘96 Virginia Petrick Adams ‘55 Michelle Agostini Brandi Ahmer ‘13 Donna R. Aikens ‘04 Silveria Aligno ‘08 Dorothy Smith Allen ‘83 Rosalyn Alston ‘88 James Alsup Sherry Amedofu ‘11 Elaine Poist Amoss ‘64 and George Amoss George Amoss ‘88 Marie Danielle Amspacher, SSND ‘71 Gabrielle Anderson ‘12 Anonymous Rachel Arasteh Charlotte Carozza ‘62 Joanne Archibald Harriet M. Armstrong ‘00 Anne Frances Arnold M’92 Denni Arrup ‘79 Krystal Arthur ‘16 Diane S. Aschenbrenner Brittany Wilcox Atwell ‘02 Christine Williams Aumiller ‘65 and Raymond Aumiller Raymond G. Aumiller Mary L. Austin ‘03 Shannon L. Austin ‘16 Susan Ayres Jennifer Bailey, Pharm.D. Jessica R. Bailey Patricia A. Bailey Lisa Comi Baird ‘03 Ann Daylor Bakaric ‘57 Deborah Baker ‘02 Melissia Baker ‘93 Ann Hughes Balderson ‘65 Madelyn Ball Maxene Bates Bardwell ‘06 Kathy M. Barnes Nancy Jane Barshick ‘63 Jane Blakely Bartol ‘57 Anna Barvir-Boone ‘05 Diane Smith Bastress ‘68 Lorrie Spinks Baumann ‘69 Mary A. Bazata, SSND ‘66 Gail Becker ‘07 June D’Emic Becker ‘57 and Charles Becker Regine C. Beliard, Pharm.D. Kenya Bellamy ‘05 Amy Nehrling Belz ‘80 David R. Belz The Greene Family- Doug, Colleen, and Lucas Amy Berich ‘15 Shavonne Berkley ‘08 Charmeda D. Berkley-McCready Pedro J. Bermudez Bernadette Perilla Bezila ‘82 Roslyn Billy Billy ‘98 Amy Birmingham ‘98

Nancy Birotte ‘15 Alton Bizzelle ‘00 Julia A. Blackburn Kathryn Wright Blackburn ‘74 Patricia Lynn Blair ‘73 Ter’race Blake Matthew Blanski Carol Bleistine ‘69 Beth Boffen ‘98 Wanda Brown Bolling ‘81 Laura Bond ‘05 Monique Boone ‘06 SeRena Booth ‘97 Sandra Borzymowski ‘96 Dr. Barbara Bowie ‘70† and Raymond Rillon Natalie Ziemski Boyd ‘73 John G. Boyle ‘16 Jeremy Brain ‘07 Patricia A.W. Brain ‘90 Yolanda N. Bramwell Donna Brannan ‘76 Elizabeth Brescia M’12 Yvonne T. Brewer-Long Christina and Thomas Brickwedde Ruth Briggs ‘84 Erica M. Brinkley Linda Brinkley Karen Whisner Brockway ‘76 Elizabeth L. Brodie ‘91 Bettie Brodka ‘95 Gwendolyn Mackall Brooks ‘78 Dolores L. Brown ‘96 Eunice Brown ‘85 Karen Amelia Brown ‘82 Stacey Brown-Hobbs ‘12 J. J. Brune Sheila McGlone Brune ‘60 Catherine Bryant ‘90 † Charles E. Buehrle Sommer G. Bulka ‘14 Danielle Burgess ‘12 Elizabeth Garrahan Burke ‘91 Anonymous Margaret Burns Luther Burse Deborah Bury ‘95 Frances Butler, SSND ‘64 Emily H. Caballero Juanita Jean Cain ‘94 M’12 Thomas Frederick Call M’05 Mrs. Francine L. Callahan W’04 Janice Meehan Callahan ‘69 and Paul Callahan Elizabeth Chambers Camp ‘59 Michelle L. Campbell, Pharm.D. ‘01 Nancy Campbell Cantville ‘64 Rochelle Ciaio Capozzi ‘60 Josepha Caraher ‘07 Michelle Carlson ‘15 Mary Ellen Mathias Carosella ‘67 Mary Joanne Cullen Carroccio ‘67 Tiffany J. Carter Lorna Catling Jane Cayer, SSND ‘72 Desiree A. Cephas Thomas and Ann Chaney Mary Ann Chappie Christine Schwarzkopf Chase ‘88

Maria Cheeks ‘12 Karen Chinn Ramona Lee Chinquina ‘08 Rita A. Ciaramitaro ‘60 Amy Mudd Ciarlo ‘92 M’98 and Michael Ciarlo Joan Stanley Cipriano ‘64 Ashley Clark ‘03 Kathrene H. Clark Mary Eileen Reilly Clark ‘65 Dionne Clarke ‘15 Janet Gomeringer Clingan ‘96 Jeanne Burch Cole ‘58 Joanne Clark Cole ‘58 Jo Ann Coleman ‘83 Vanessa Coleman Jeffrey Colledge Karen G. Colvin ‘98 Patricia Egan Comella ‘62 Bridget Marie Connor, GNSH Carol DeMoss Cook ‘93 Charlene J. Cook ‘92 Mary Patricia Fortunati Cook ‘70 B. Diane Cooke ‘91 Dolores Thompson Cooper ‘59 Alverta Costley ‘11 Shane Coverdale Jeanetha L. Cowan ‘09 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Coyle Hugh F. Coyle Sean P. Coyne Pamela Crabill ‘93 Dylan K. Craig Virginia Demm Cramer ‘51 Carolyn Crawford-Scott Dawn Cree-Mosby ‘08 John A. Crews ‘77 Arthur M. Cromwell Naomi Cross ‘16 Anjanette Cruz ‘08 Deborah Culver ‘90 Lisa Daley ‘08 Sara D. Damewood ‘77 Pilar Davila, Pharm.D. ‘15 Peggy Wilson Davis ‘67 Meaghan Davis ‘12 Stephanie Krebs De Falco M’04 Christa de Kleine, Ph.D. Christine De Vinne, OSU Roxzhelaine DeCastro Windy L. Deese ‘11 Isabel Archibald DeFeo ‘91 Elizabeth Dellow Jeana DelRosso, Ph.D. Karen Demey ‘08 Jeanne Hurley DeMos ‘84 Anne Clark Devaney ‘69 M’01 Mariama Diallo ‘08 Natacha Diaz Betancourt Pauline C. Dietrich M’96 Carole D. Dillard M’02 Beverly Dixon ‘00 Patricia J. Donegan ‘67, Ph.D. Patrick Donohue ‘13 Irwin Dorsey M’05 Jacqueline S. Dorsey ‘12 Thomas F. Dorwart † Therese Marie Dougherty, SSND ‘60

Christopher Dreisbach and Sherry L. Meyer Rebecca Giordano Dreisbach ‘98 M’11 Karen Schwarz Droter ‘92 Margaret Duffy Amy Rudiger Duiker ‘00 Denise E. Dunn Freda H. Dunn ‘86 † Margaret H. Durney Cheneé Butler Dwarte ‘99 Ambrose E. Edebe M’06 Joan Edwards ‘96 Sherron Edwards ‘08 Jane Efron Denise Rutkowski Ei ‘99 Gina M. Eliadis Suhaila El-Jallad ‘11 Rosemarie S. Elmgreen ‘02 Betty A. Ennis ‘11 Eileen Catherine Eppig, SSND ‘72 Anyssah R. Eveillard ‘13 Danielle Petrucci Evensen ‘87 D. M. Faber Kathleen Nia Faber ‘97 Zoe Fadok ‘08 B. Falcon ‘03 Melissa A. Falen Zina M. Fatemi ‘02 Kathleen Fay ‘63 Maureen Kurtz Fay ‘72 Kaitlyn Feimer ‘15 Shannon Feldpush ‘01 Anita Will Fellows ‘51 Jehan Fevriere ‘03 Leigh Ellen Fielder ‘99 M’03 Denise Fiorucci ‘12 Mary Lou Fish ‘68 Clare E. Fitzgerald, SSND ‘54 Ashley S. Fleet Kristy N. Fleischmann ‘09 Judy Floam Angela Kidd Flynn ‘59 Bethany Ford Crystal Ford ‘10 Nathalie Forster ‘08 Richard Fox Takesha N. Franklin Allison French ‘03 Friends of Sinking Spring Public Library Carol Fries ‘89 Gina Rapisarda Fritz ‘91 Louise A. Frock ‘86 Christa Koch Gahagan ‘05 Mary Barbara Riedel Gailunas ‘62 Kathleen M. Gallagher ‘80 Michael Galligan-Stierle Pamela Galligan-Stierle ‘76 Carol Gallo ‘91 Lauren Coon Gamber ‘08 M’11 Colleen Madigan Gambrill ‘99 Sharon M. Garnett Pamela Garvin Mary-Frances Gast Carole A. Gauthier ‘84

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Karen Bestry Gaydos ‘03 Eboni Gee ‘16 Chelsea A. Gell Bonnie A. Genevich ‘64 Susan A. Gerchalk ‘16 Megan Gerrity ‘95 Kattia Gibb Hernandez ‘15 Amy Gibson ‘71 Sharon Whitsel Gibson ‘90 Thomas Gill ‘03 Elizabeth Gingras Muriel O’Flynn Giroux ‘03 Tiffany L. Gladden Phyllis Ciekot Glawe ‘85 Margaret Mary Glick, SSND ‘59 Crystal Glover ‘07 Jason Goetz ‘12 Mark Goldhaber Zulma Aquino Gonzalez ‘51 Janine Louisa Good ‘81, M.D. Ruth Mayo Gore ‘78 Bertha S. Gorham Patricia Kainen Gould ‘60 Mary Grace Donald and Linda Graham Patricia A. Graham Patricia Stump Grande ‘64 Nancy Gebhardt Grant ‘75 Janine Smith Greene ‘06 Robert Greenfield Sarah Delaney Grieco ‘51 Denise House Grimes ‘96 Gerry Grimm Catherine R. Gugerty, SSND ‘81 Samantha R. Guntz Elizabeth Murtha Guseman ‘82 Anita Aidt Guy ‘78 Tyretha Guyton ‘11 Justin M. Gyurik Helen Grace Haas ‘60 and Steven Haas Lauren C. Haggerty David M. Hagy Susan Hahn Kristi Fogle Halford ‘01 Amie Hall Leslie A. Halloran Patricia A. Hamilton Palma A. Hampton Amy S. Hansen Lynne Lauer Hardesty ‘60 Todd Hargest Barbara I. Harper Diana Gauthier Harrison ‘81 Tangee Harrison ‘16 Mary Ann Hartnett, SSND ‘68 Dorothy N. Hasson ‘82 Jenna C. Hastings Margaret McQuay Hauf ‘70 Sheri Shaffer Hawes ‘88 Tiffany L. Hawthorne Lachele Hazell ‘16 Linda Hazlehurst Catherine Xecominos Heben ‘07 John C. Heinz Myra Susan Heinz ‘97 Mary E. Heisner George W. Helms Jr. ‘81

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Mary Henderson ‘88 Sharon Hennegan Kara A. Hennelly-Cusano Lillian Bailey Herrod ‘87 Margaret J. Hervieux Linda McKenney Heubeck ‘97 Teresa L. Higgs Paula Himeles Yvonne Hne ‘03 Mary Coakley Hoerl ‘92 Patricia A. Hoffmann Whitney J. Hogans Lyla M. Hogle Valerie Hogue, Pharm.D. Yvonne Holcomb ‘10 Geneva W. Hollins M’04 Guy Hollyday Sarah K. Holman Elizabeth Ann Holtzman ‘04 Deborah L. Hoover ‘81 Kathleen G. Horstkamp ‘97 Toyah Houck Nastanovich ‘94 Tawanda Howe ‘01 Ethel M. Howley, SSND ‘56 Christine Hryzak ‘16 Kerienne M. Huggins ‘15 Zane D. Hunter Shantay C. Hurt ‘05 Ifeoma N. Ibe Anthonia Igiliegbe ‘93 Abiola O. Ikotun Maxine Ingolia Jill Iracki ‘10 Clarice Thompson Ivy ‘03 Virginia L. Jacobson Emmanuel Jaff ‘15 Linda Legg Jefferson ‘72 Arlene Jemellaro Diane Denman Jenkins ‘71 Yolanda Jenkins Tracy L. Jentzsch Arleen Wadowski Jeszenszky ‘60 and John Jeszenszky Mary Elizabeth Johnson ‘59 † Mary Rebecca Hall Johnson ‘86 Natalie Johnson Veda Johnson ‘10 Adrienne Dyan Jones ‘82 Charles Jones ‘10 LaVern Jones Paul Steven Jones ‘94 Shawna Jones ‘11 Teresita Fernandez Jones ‘62 Tiffany Jones ‘15 William R. Jones Ann Kennedy Jordan ‘59 Margaret Caldwell Jositis ‘57 Michele M. Joynes Diana Lee Jubb ‘02 George Justice Jr. † Barbara Kelly Kac ‘71 Nicole Kafka ‘08 Lawrence S. Kamanitz Tabatha Piorunski Kammann ‘05 Kathleen S. Karpers ‘61 Angela Kaufman ‘85 Pawandeep Kaur Yuko Kawamata ‘16

Ashton Keefe ‘10 Jonathan J. Kehl Patricia B. Keith Debra Keller-Greene ‘95 and David Greene Mary C. Kelly M.L. Lee Kelly ‘69 Maureen McKewen Kelly ‘85 Amy Dean Kemp ‘93 and Marvin P. Kemp Zahra Khanssari ‘95 Regina Ferri Kidd ‘82 Jessica L. Kikola Janise and Dennis Kilar Anne Mikinski Kimball ‘69 Terrance Kirch Elizabeth E. W. Kirk ‘94 M’99 Carol A. Kleemann ‘65 Martha Klein Mary M. Klima Ann Callanan Kneavel ‘68 Skye A. Knickman Debra Knop ‘93 Andrea M. Koller Mary-Frances Kornak ‘89 Anne Morsberger Krabbe ‘53 Claire A. Krabbe ‘81 Valerie Hajduchik Kramer ‘66 Jo Freeman Krause M’95 Mary Kretschmer ‘80 Dr. August G. Lageman Linda K. Langley Christine Langr and Richard D. Swenson Lacey Lanius ‘10 Susan Benskie Lansella ‘73 Vickie and Joseph Lapicki Diane C. Lashley ‘96 Juanita Franco Lasorte ‘66 Marcy Lynn Lauben ‘95 Kimberly Lawson ‘08 Kathleen Leatherwood Leslie Lent-Santora ‘81 Megan Elizabeth Lentz Natosha Levine ‘03 Vanessa Lewis ‘14 Diane S. Lippard Georgene Littlefair M. Cecilia Llorens-de Rivera ‘81 Brian M. Losinger Linda E. Loudermilk Denise O’Neill Love M’99 Maureen Kelly Love ‘67 Zachary Lovelace ‘10 Eileen Culhane Lowe ‘59 Raymond Lucas ‘98 Deborah Luciano ‘98 Geraldine Lundquist Therese Lynch ‘80 Joyce L. Lynn Stephanie M. Mack Janice M. MacKenzie ‘91 Melissa Main ‘90 Barbara Lundin Makowiecki ‘97 Mary Makowski ‘73 Kristin Dia Marcantonio ‘99 Lyda Marchiano ‘01 Morton Marcus Julie Marrale ‘03

Lynette Marshall-Harper ‘08 Mary-Bernadette Martello Cynthia Clark Martin ‘95 Ralph Martin M’10 Gina Rochelle Mast ‘84 Joyce Masterson ‘89 Novella Matthews ‘95 Patricia M. Maxa, SSND ‘75 Kathleen Mazurek Julie McArthur ‘86 Claire Farfour McCaig ‘73 Patricia Marie McCarron, SSND ‘84 Maureen McCart Justine C. Davies M’09 Tara Powers McCoy ‘81 Rebecca L. McCrary ‘98 Phyllis L. McCutcheon ‘01 Elizabeth A. McDonald Nancy Hunt McGinnis ‘57 Linda M. McGrillies ‘98 Dianne McHale ‘95 Carolynn Q. McIlnay Jacqueline Breeden McKenzie ‘85 Debbie Rosen McKerrow Dianne L. McLeod Janet L. McMullen Kecia Jackson ‘00 Niamh A. McQuillan Paula Piccione Meachen ‘64 Susan Arroyo Meadow-Bennett ‘65 Karen Chappie Meier ‘92 Nancy J. Merrill Jeanne P. Merritt ‘48 Vivian Moresco Merz ‘59 Jennifer Meyer Jane Brown Michener ‘58 Christina A. Miele, Pharm.D. ‘15 Irma Miller ‘95 John Miller ‘08 Carolyn D. Miller-Hutton ‘77 Nancy Pape Milner M’03 Betty Milwicz ‘83 M’94 Jennifer Miranda ‘11 Andrea Lynn Misel M’95 K. Ann Conway Misener ‘70 Barbara A. Mishler ‘91 Kimberly Modo ‘02 Norman C. Molz Suzanne Blakely Molz ‘52 and Norman C. Molz Lucinda A. Monkouski ‘07 Dorene C. Mont Agnes Jones Montalbano ‘51 † Patricia Montley ‘65 Dr. Andrew P. Moore Warren Moore Toni Moore Moore-Duggan ‘85 Jane Ayd Morales ‘51 Maria Morales Megan A. Morales Mary Reis Moravec Alice Carrico Moreland ‘77 Robert Moreland Dawn Morris ‘08 Jane-Marie Morrison LaReine-Marie Mosely Eileen Lake Mountford ‘68 Veronica Ford Mouring ‘95

Mary Ann Cloud Moxon ‘69 Joanne Maura Munoz, SSND ‘61 Olgarina Munoz Mary Mulcahy Murphy ‘77 Sherry Hammond Murphy ‘83 Khadijah S. Mustafaa Anisha Myers ‘10 Stacy A. Neira Anne Nelson ‘93 John and Margaret Nelson Barry Newman Marilyn Ann Nicholas ‘62 Mary Nichols Karen Nizer ‘78 Donna Krebs Noble ‘98 Sandra M. Nolan Kathryn Glebas Norton ‘85 Michele Oates Pamela O’Brien Madeline Fay O’Connor ‘67 David Offutt ‘96 Elizabeth Adena O’Keeffe ‘84 Atinuke Omolara Virginia Deinlein Onorato ‘71 Cathleen M. O’Shea ‘02 Lisa Pallett ‘19 Phyllis Huber Panopoulos ‘83 Marsha J. Parham ‘07 Michele Shropshire Parker ‘08 Ashley S. Pasker Christine Elaine Paskoski M’06 Donna L. Patnode Sheryl Pedrick ‘96 Timothy Pendergraft Celia Pennington ‘95 Vanessa Anita Pennington ‘95 Mary V. Pepper Bert J. Peters Susan Yox Peterson ‘78 Linda Jones Petty ‘93 Kathleen M. Phelps ‘99 Marty Phillips W’80 Norita Phillips ‘00 Jennifer Piatt ‘10 Wallace Pickworth Anne Piersanti ‘83 Lani L. Pilgrim ‘00 Anita Pinder ‘03 Eileen Pinerman Michele Thomas Pitt ‘87 Patricia Phillips Pohorence ‘94 Michele Pangaro Pollard ‘68 Barbara Collins Poniatowski ‘84 Amanda Poppleton ‘03 Russell and Deborah Poppleton Russell Poppleton Mitchell Posner Dawn M. Prediger W’97 Aaron Pretlow ‘01 Shirlee Kessler Price ‘96 Shirley L. Pridgeon Carol Glinka Pritchard ‘64 Rosemary Faya Prola ‘81 Amy Provan Kevin Psonak Amy Pucino Leona Unkle Puglia ‘79 Mary Ann Puglisi-Martinez ‘62

Lisa Pupa ‘91 Nancy Quagliana Tanny Bixler Quigley ‘62 Andrea Rackowski Michele Lynn Rakowski ‘94 Sue E. Raley Irma Garcia Ramos ‘55 Timothy Ramsey ‘96 Paula Rangel Mari Rapela Heidt Lisa Rasch-Smith ‘88 Nichelle Brown Rashid ‘92 Barbara M. Raudonis ‘74, Ph.D., RN John F. Rebello Peg Redd ‘02 M’04 Florence A. Reed Rosemarie Reed ‘85 Susan Reid ‘59 Susan Reilly ‘70 Joanne M. Renjel Faith R. Renn Stephanie Resnik Linda A. Reynolds-Burkins ‘93 Marie Giaramita Richmond ‘60 Jessica M. Ricker Kristen D. Ritchey ‘94 Margaret Trentler Ritzel ‘70 M’01 Angela D. Roberts Martha Queral Robinson ‘78 Marie R. Roccapriore ‘68, MPF Delores Rock ‘91 Ada Rodriguez ‘08 Myrna Rodriguez ‘80 W. C. Rogers Amy M. Rohrs Barbara J. Rooney ‘85 C. B. Rose M. Darlene Rose ‘10 Mary Jacqueline Scally Rose ‘62 and C. Bowie Rose Samonne L. Roseberry ‘07 Amy L. Rosenkrans ‘93 Aliza Ross Lisa Elder Rothert ‘06 Jean Sewell Rothwell ‘75 Margaret Wright Rowley ‘59 Shubha Roy Mary Callahan Ruck ‘64 Amanda B. Rumsey-Ballard ‘10, Pharm.D. ‘16 Francine Gehrmann Russell ‘66 Lisa Matarazzo Ruth ‘99 Jaimee Peters Sabato ‘90 Dora Sabella ‘15 Patricia E. Sahlin ‘66 Paola Salomoni ‘05 Laura Mazza Santangelo ‘73 JoAnn Clayton Santos ‘63, M.D. Ellen C. Satyshur Marie Maurice Sauter ‘98 M’00 Mary Streb Scagnetti ‘58 Lisa Doleschal Schachtner ‘91 Mary Fountain Schaller ‘70 Joan E. S. Schendel ‘57 Jenifer J. Schildwachter ‘02 Robert J. Schmigel M’94 Lorraine Renouf Schneider ‘69 Susan M. Schott Catherine Schreiner ‘95

Hendrik Schulte ‘17 Sharon Schwarz Roncace ‘95, M ‘99 Marianne Scollan ‘90 Conor Scott ‘15 Cora Scott ‘01 Migdalia Munoz Scully ‘70 Francis Thomas Sebald ‘99 Salone Semper Joyce Williams Seunarine ‘60 Gail Sewell-Paulmenn ‘82 Jessica E. Sexton ‘08 Susan Sharp W’93 Larry Shattuck Elizabeth Murphy Shaughnessy ‘78 Lucinda Shaw ‘81 Tersheia J. Sheely ‘00 Catherine Shelley Kimberly Rolfes Sheridan ‘90 Stephanie L. Shilan Phyllis Ann Shirk M’99 Catherine Sicilian ‘71 Nydia Maldonado Sigler ‘51 Kristin Silk ‘10 Patrice M. Silver Angela Simmons Dawn E. Simmons Marjorie Simon M’90 Patricia Smith ‘66 Raymond Smith Dr. Angela L. and Karl T. Snyder Helene M. Snyder Kristina M. Snyder Rebecca Snyder ‘00 Suzi Schonlaw Sobiechowski ‘86 Joanne Holzknecht Sobola ‘80 Sylvia Smardo Sorkin ‘65 Jessica R. Sosnowsky Kenneth Sossa, Ph.D. Beatrice Soul ‘93 Judith Sperling ‘86 Karen Spurrier ‘11 Carol E. Stack Jeanne Stanley ‘86 Eva Reis Stanton ‘92 Laura Kopp Starr ‘06 Julie Stefanski ‘10 Rebecca Cole Stein ‘85 William and Patricia Stengle Jennifer Herman Stevenson ‘00 Cynthia Stewart ‘08 Kimberly Stewart Laura Stewart M’10 Victoria Gretsinger Stinnett ‘16 Jessica Avi Stockham ‘02 Silvester Stokes ‘11 Vicki Stokes Michele Stokes-Sterling ‘93 Jennifer L. Strasbaugh M’98 Michelle Yeager Streckfus Kimberly J. Strong Cathy Stubblefield Ann Hense Stucker ‘68 Anne Kunkel Sturtevant ‘73 Catherine M. Subrizi ‘11 Patricia Subrizi Joan Griber Sullivan ‘59 Marian Frances Sullivan, SSND ‘67 Mary Cairnes Sullivan ‘96

Delores Summons ‘05 Bridget McGarry Sunderlin M’00 Paul Sutera Barbara Sutorius, SSND ‘63 Georgia Swan-Ambrose ‘13 Christine Langr and Richard Swenson Cheryl L. Tamalavicz ‘02 India Taylor ‘12 Jacqueline Tuggle Taylor ‘96 Gelila Teklu ‘16 Deborah Y. Tewey ‘04 Brenda L. Thacker Jonathan L. Thigpen Alphalonia Thomas Danier Thompson ‘02 Rebecca T. Thompson Marleen J. Thornton T. Dawn Timmons ‘97 M’01 Harriett Isensee Tinker ‘64 Jane Tintle Erin Toepfner ‘06 Tina Schofield Tolson ‘00 Alletha A. Trageser Rebecca Trageser ‘10 Stacie Trageser Travelers Insurance Company Charmaine Trice ‘03 Cindy Triplett Tracy Trobridge Fiege ‘80 Donna Zajaczkowska ‘95 Denise DeFeo Trumpler ‘91 Tara K. Turner ‘06 Marie Chmilewsky Ulanowicz ‘65 Adolph Ulfohn Sarah Ulfohn Aleta Amy Unverzagt ‘99 Marisa Van Roon ‘08 Mary Susan Baney VanTassel ‘73 and John VanTassel Wendy Vasquez Edith Frances Vendetti ‘06 Nancy Farrell Venza ‘62 Viva House Sally A. Voris Amber Seyler Vyskocil ‘06 Richard Wachter M’90 Meghan McTeague Wadsworth ‘74 Amy Schwalenberg Wagner ‘11 Deborah Chase Wagner 95 Michael Wagner ‘11 Cheryl A. Waldron Anne Walker ‘87 Tina Musselman Walker ‘88 Sally N. Wall, Ph.D. and Patricia Montley, Ph.D. Brendan Walsh Marianne Mainolfi Walsh ‘81 M. Waltz Cynthia McDaniel Wang ‘69 Ashley L. Warble Victoria S. Washington Mitchell Watkins Tonya K. Watson Teresa M. Weathers ‘03 Elizabeth Jasper Weaver ‘63 Tia Webb ‘96 Carol Weber ‘86 Daniel Raymond R. Weber Lori Anzini Weber ‘01

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Denise Bessie Weeks M’05 Carolyn Weglein ‘90 and Donald Weglein Mary Marguerite Weiler SSND ‘58 Joan Zeller Wellham M’00 Elena M. Wengert Mary Wesneski ‘72 Colleen Baum West ‘76 Anne Wetzler Shirlianne Whigham

Patreka White ‘03 Vicky White ‘98 Tracy Quinichett Whitehead ‘19 Tera Whitfield ‘13 Barbara Young Whorton ‘91 Kathleen Marie Wilder ‘82 Evelyn Marable Wilkins ‘95 Jennifer Williams ‘00 Noel M. Williams Stacey Williams

Terrell Williams ‘10 Zeldalyne D. Williams ‘92 Brenda Winter Judith Wyche Wise Patricia Witte M’91 Lynn C. Witter Edith Wolpoff-Davis ‘72 Elaine Jones Wooden ‘96 Theadra Jamison Word ‘03 Branson Wray

Christina L. Wright Keisha Wynn ‘13 Charles E. Yoe, Ph.D. and Lynne Yoe Eleanne R. Young Donna Parker Zane ‘88 Dorothy Sharon Zappardino ‘13 Jennifer Waldt Zellinger ‘01 Janet Plunkett Zinzeleta ‘51 Janice Stoeckl Zuknick ‘87 Veronica Dever Zulauf ‘75

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS: 2021 (JULY 2020–JUNE 2021) $500,000+ The Marion I. and Henry J. Knott Scholarship Fund, Inc. School Sisters of Notre Dame Atlantic-Midwest Province The Estate of Rose Terracina U.S. Department of Education United States Small Business Administration The Estate of Virginia Rodriguez

$250,000+ Mary Catherine Bunting Francisco and Christina J. Rodriguez Sage Dining Services, Inc.

100,000+ Estate of Irene McCallister Knott Irrevocable Trust John I. Leahy Maryland Higher Education Commission

$50,000+ Baltimore Community Foundation Kathleen A. Beres ‘70 and Miller D. Einsel Bruce and Polly Behrens Foundation, Inc. Polly Placek Behrens ‘98 and Bruce Behrens The Booth Ferris Foundation Donna Ringger Easton ‘70 and John J. Easton Jr. The Estate of Dorothy Holzworth Janise Kilar ‘03 and Dennis Kilar Jane B. Quinn William S. Shea Lucy Babb Wright ‘66, Vernon C. Wright and the Wright Family Foundation

$25,000+ The Batza Family Foundation Michael J. Batza and Patricia K. Batza Betty Contino ‘89, Francis Contino and The Contino Family Foundation Marilyn K. Duker Estate of Jean Lyons Estate of Kathleen and James Dore Mary Kay Shartle Galotto, ‘64 Ph.D., and John Galotto, M.D. Hattie M. Strong Foundation

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Jean Marie Diesenberg Hofstetter ‘76 Heather Klink Marion I. Knott Maryland State Department of Education Dorothy Monks ‘71 Wiggs Family, Passano Family, McDonnell Family

$10,000+ Raymond J. Baginski Julie Courtney Ben-Susan ‘69 and Paul Ben-Susan Valerie Choudhury ‘58 Isabel A. Conley-Waters ‘81 and Richard Waters James and Denise Daly and the McKeen Fund Davis United World College Scholars Program Jane McIvor Deal ‘69 Ernst & Young Foundation Claire Flavin Funkhouser ‘71 and Gary D. Funkhouser Marguerite Getty Greenman ‘06 M’08 and Peggy Greenman Veronica Walker Hackett ‘67 and John J. Egan Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Herget Jr. F. Patrick and Chaddie Hughes Johns Hopkins Hospital and Health System Brenda Jews, Ed.D. and William L. Jews Jeanne Jones ‘50 John and Frances Keenan Maryland Department of Health & Mental Hygiene Daniel and Donna Miscavige Morris A. Mechanic Foundation, Inc. The Joseph Mullan Company Ellen M. Murphy ‘71 Estate of Thomas W. Pangborn The Honorable Mary Louise Preis and Dr. Frederick G. Preis The RCM&D Foundation, Inc. Joan M. Wilhelm ‘03 Wright Family Foundation Marylou Yam, Ph.D. and David Yam Grace Zaczek ‘70

$5,000+ American Citizens for Italian Matters, Inc. Anonymous

Mary Lou Donnelly ArmstrongPeters ‘60 and Joseph Peters Leonor and Marc P. Blum Carroll A. Bodie Jane M. Conlon ‘79 M. Gale Costa ‘71 Cathryn Archibald Curia ‘69 CVS Caremark Corporation Dubia Family Foundation Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund Gino J. and Margaret Gemignani Patricia Mosellen Hillman ‘69 and Donald Hillman Amanda A.M. Idstein ‘97 and Kevin Idstein Susan Love, M.D. ‘70 and Helen Cooksey, M.D. Susan Koenig Luckan ‘69 McCoy-Saldaña Family Lyvette McCoy ‘73 and Thomas McCoy Patricia Winter Natale ‘57 National Association of Chain Drug Stores Foundation The Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation Anthony O’Brien and Eva SimmonsO’Brien, M.D. Passano Foundation Lori Pollack ‘08 and Andrew Pollack Robert L. Reinhardt Maureen M. Ritter Schwab Charitable Robert A. Scott Anthony O’Brien and Dr. Eva Simmons O’Brien Thomas and Joann Smith Penelope Johnson Taylor ‘85 M’99 The Weglicki Family Foundation Denise Flynn Weglicki ‘73 and Timothy Weglicki

$2,500+ Bonnie Allan American Association of University Women Anonymous Victoria Genco Bell ‘69 Dorothy M. Brown ‘54 M. Kathleen Buetow ‘50, M.D. Kathleen Marsh Casey ‘70 and Paul Casey Joan Develin Coley, Ph.D. and M. Lee Rice

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Christine Schwarzkopf Chase ‘88 Gabrielle Mercier Chidester ‘97 Sharon A. Childs ‘88 MS, APN, NP/CNS Ramona Lee Chinquina ‘08 Leslie Worrell Christianson ‘94 Joan Stanley Cipriano ‘64 Alicia A. Clark Dainelle Clark Jeanne Burch Cole ‘58 Joanne Clark Cole ‘58 Rena K. Collector Chastity Collie ‘13 Patricia Egan Comella ‘62 Nancy Murphy Conley ‘70 Susan Skrodanes Connolly ‘76 B. Diane Cooke ‘91 Sheila Cooper Coon ‘02 M’04 Dolores Thompson Cooper ‘59 Mary Lou Eckard Coyle ‘96 Patricia Coyne Sean P. Coyne Julie Creed John A. Crews ‘77 Deirdre Crockett ‘78 Arthur M. Cromwell Henry R. Crooks Mary Kissane Crooks ‘66 Naomi Cross ‘16 Anne Shiebler Crossen ‘64 Cheryl Currin ‘10 Nenita Dagoyo ‘11 Lisa Daley ‘08 Samantha R. Dameron ‘15 Sheila Chapman D’Amico ‘93 Pilar Davila, Pharm.D. ‘15 Peggy Wilson Davis ‘67 Meaghan Davis ‘12 Stephanie Krebs De Falco M’04 Rosa M. De Leon ‘13 Karina C. De Sande ‘13 Christine De Vinne, OSU Maura S. Dechtiaruk ‘97 Windy L. Deese ‘11 Louise Pamela Kelly Deeter ‘68 Alexandra DeJohn Sean P. Delaney Jose Delp ‘93 Yvonne Frances Elsensohn DePrez ‘65 Ann K. Desalvo Anne Clark Devaney ‘69 M’01 Maria Di Marco Theresa Di Seta ‘13 Natacha Diaz Betancourt Pauline C. Dietrich M’96 Andrea Raber Ditsky ‘94 Tiffany Koerner Dixon ‘09 Colleen N. Dolak ‘02 Susan Gail Donahue ‘12 Patricia J. Donegan ‘67, Ph.D. Colonel Lynn S. Jackson, USA ‘87 Irwin Dorsey M’05 Tierra Epps Dorsey ‘95 Thomas F. Dorwart † Beth Ellis D’Ovidio ‘81 Anne Dower ‘00 Delia Mary Dowling, SSND ‘67 Karen Schwarz Droter ‘92

Amy Rudiger Duiker ‘00 Molly S. Dunn Dr. Juliann Dupuis Rachel Durham Robert J. Dysart Ambrose E. Edebe M’06 Lucinda Dukes Edinberg M’99 Shamayne C. Edmonds ‘09 M. Louise Garmer Edwards ‘53 Regina Edwards ‘85 Jane Efron Sarah Egan ‘93 Rosemarie S. Elmgreen ‘02 Hollyn L. Emerson-Svingos Mary Corrado Emmel ‘93 Eileen Catherine Eppig, SSND ‘72 Patricia Harrington Erlanger ‘65 Zoe Fadok ‘08 Lisa M. Faherty ‘96 Alysia M. Falby Amy L. Farkas ‘03 Zina M. Fatemi ‘02 Maureen Kurtz Fay ‘72 Judith Tomkowit Feeney ‘72 Jason M. Feiler Laura Meerholz Feiler ‘05 Bernice M. Feilinger, SSND ‘66 James Fensterwald Gretel Maciera Fernandez ‘90 Kathleen Graul Ferrari ‘90 Jehan Fevriere ‘03 Geraldine Rajca Fialkowski ‘63 Leigh Ellen Fielder ‘99 M’03 Natalie Hunsberger Finegar ‘90 Clare E. Fitzgerald, SSND ‘54 Mary Fitzgerald, SSND ‘70 Caitlin Horton Flaim ‘05 Charles J. Fleury Rosemary Scavullo Flickinger ‘03 Judy Floam Angela Kidd Flynn ‘59 Kathleen Heffernan Flynn ‘71 Donna M. Fortson Theresa Addino Fountain ‘91 Richard Fox Diana Ference Franz ‘75 Sharon Friedman ‘95 Carol Fries ‘89 Patience Fritz Louise A. Frock ‘86 Theresa Fulton ‘01 Christa Koch Gahagan ‘05 Mary Barbara Riedel Gailunas ‘62 Helene Galletta Michael Galligan-Stierle Pamela Galligan-Stierle ‘76 Colleen Madigan Gambrill ‘99 Cynthia Stroz Gardner ‘78 William Gardner Mary Waxman Gavin ‘90 Mary-Frances Gast Carole A. Gauthier ‘84 Nancy L. Gavin ‘05 Chelsea A. Gell Bonnie A. Genevich ‘64 Gerard H. Gibault ‘01 Amy Gibson ‘71 Sharon Whitsel Gibson ‘90

Lucy Gilmore ‘09 Trisha A. Gingery ‘08 Elizabeth Gingras Roger Bruce Glad ‘82 and Rowena Elizabeth Glad Phyllis Ciekot Glawe ‘85 Patricia H. Glinka, SSND ‘61 John D. Glover Marcia Maith-Cloud Glover ‘88 Jack Goldenberg Mary Goyeau Janet Grabill Patricia Stump Grande ‘64 Amy Lookingbill Graziano ‘04 Sarah Delaney Grieco ‘51 Mariel Guerrero ‘15 Martha C. Guillet ‘88 Michelle Caruso Gulati ‘13 Anita Aidt Guy ‘78 Tyretha Guyton ‘11 Allyson A. Haley Lynne Lauer Hardesty ‘60 Cynthia D. Hardman Colleen Denise Harner ‘03 Kathaleen R. Harris W’99 Diana Gauthier Harrison ‘81 Laura A. Hart Rita M. Hartman ‘86 Mary Ann Hartnett, SSND ‘68 Martina Hastings Frances C. Hauf Margaret McQuay Hauf ‘70 Jhordan B. Haye Christine Heins ‘08 Shelley Heinz-Buehlman ‘88 Anne Brooks Heisey ‘61 Alice Feinroth Heller ‘87 Barbara H. Helmrich M’02 Ph.D.’08 George W. Helms Jr. ‘81 Majd Moghrabi Helou M’05 Dvonne Dufour Henderson ‘08 Mary Ann V. Hendricks ‘82 Debra Ballwanz Henry ‘97 Laura Herbers ‘03 Janice Mirro Herchelroath ‘97 Tierra M. Herndon Evelyn Hersperger Linda McKenney Heubeck ‘97 Susan Morris Hoag ‘61 Patricia A. Hoffmann Lyla M. Hogle Geneva W. Hollins M’04 Elizabeth Ann Holtzman ‘04 Sharon A. Hood Deborah L. Hoover ‘81 Susan Hoovler Brenda J. Hopkins Jo-Ann Stansbury Hopkins ‘99 Kathleen G. Horstkamp ‘97 Katherine A. Houchins ‘01 Toyah Houck Nastanovich ‘94 Thomas Huber Antonia Hughes ‘95 Vicky M. Hughes ‘99 Anne Baxter Humes ‘66 Shantay C. Hurt ‘05 Mary Bonifant Hutson ‘80 ICF

Jill Iracki ‘10 J.W. Irwin Beverly Jackson ‘13 Pamela Fuchs Jacobs ‘75 Diane Denman Jenkins ‘71 Dimetria C. Jenkins Deborah D. Johnson and Ernest Johnson Jennifer Norris Johnson ‘95 Mary Rebecca Hall Johnson ‘86 Natalie Johnson Nicole Eddington Johnson ‘93 Magna Johnston-Bucknor ‘11 Paul Steven Jones ‘94 Rachel A. Jones ‘13 Lou-Ann Jonske-Gubosh ‘84 Bernice Jordan Christa Jordan Michele M. Joynes Diana Lee Jubb ‘02 Karen R. Kadar Mary Louise Kane ‘51 Lenore Bruno Kantorski ‘83 Kathleen S. Karpers ‘61 Theodora Mallek Karpovich ‘62 Dorothy Rosendale Keczmerski ‘62 Trista L. Keller Elizabeth Marie Kelly, SSND ‘71 Kathy Kernan ‘64 Pamela Dell Kernan ‘93 Nancy Kessler Zahra Khanssari ‘95 Regina Ferri Kidd ‘82 Anne Mikinski Kimball ‘69 Terrance Kirch Michael Klahr ‘85 Ann Callanan Kneavel ‘68 Angelique Daniella Rollins Knell ‘90 Debra Knop ‘93 Lynn Hansen Kolacz ‘92 Martha Kopec Mary-Frances Kornak ‘89 K. A. Kovacs Charlotte M. Kovalchik ‘69 Anne Morsberger Krabbe ‘53 Claire A. Krabbe ‘81 Mildred M. Krainski ‘84 Barbara Selden Kramer ‘99 , RN, MS, CPNP Jo Freeman Krause M’95 Katie Kraus Roenick ‘06 Ellen Kuhn, Esq. ‘92 Maxine Carozza Kutcher ‘64 and John Kutcher Sr. Larry LaMotte Christine Langr and Richard D. Swenson Diane C. Lashley ‘96 Suzanne Lawrence ‘80 Brandi N. Layton ‘06 Elizabeth Dippold Leadley ‘68 Nacole Collins Lee ‘97 Crystal L. Lemieux Roshelle Lemon-Howard ‘15 Anne McDonald Lennox ‘77 Megan Elizabeth Lentz Karen Leppert Vanessa Lewis ‘14 Zenobia B. Lewis

Ellen Manela Libao ‘95 Reine K. Lienou Theresa Mary Linz, SSND ‘62 Diane S. Lippard Ian Logsdon ‘13 Judith Holmes Lohn ‘79 Ronald and Joanne Lombardi Joseph F. Loosmore ‘08 Denise O’Neill Love M’99 Eileen Culhane Lowe ‘59 Jacquetta A. Lyles-Harris ‘85 Kara A. Lynch Stephanie M. Mack Elena Kremzner Madsen ‘74 Helen Zeidler Magida ‘06 Melissa Main ‘90 Natasha Monique Maith ‘18 Deborah Major ‘16 Barbara Lundin Makowiecki ‘97 Laura Mancini ‘10 Cleo M. Margetas Henry R. Marockie Jeanne Marriott Stacy A. Martin Sara Maschino Jadik ‘93 Novella Matthews ‘95 Patricia M. Maxa, SSND ‘75 Margaret Levinson McCabe ‘72 Rebecca L. McCrary ‘98 Joseph McCray Phyllis L. McCutcheon ‘01 Paul McDevitt Nancy Hunt McGinnis ‘57 Linda M. McGrillies ‘98 Lauren McHugh Carolynn Q. McIlnay Jean McLoughlin SSND ‘60 † Victoria Meadows ‘15 Karen Chappie Meier ‘92 Jane Marie McAuliffe Meisner ‘63 John and Patricia Melvin Angelina P. Mendoza John Meredith Jeanne P. Merritt ‘48 Jennifer Meyer Carolyn Mackin Miles ‘87 Katherine Karwasinski Miles Louise J. Miller Pamela Hurley Miller ‘74 Tongela D. Miller Carolyn D. Miller-Hutton ‘77 Nancy Pape Milner M’03 Jamahl Milton ‘05 Betty Milwicz ‘83 M’94 Joan Butz Mirarchi ‘96 Andrea Lynn Misel M’95 K. Ann Conway Misener ‘70 Barbara A. Mishler ‘91 Laura Linz Mitchell ‘91 Robin Borgerding Mitchell ‘96 Troy K. Mitchell Maria F. Correa- Mock ‘81 Karen Keatts Mohl ‘00 Norma M. Molchany Suzanne Blakely Molz ‘52 and Norman C. Molz Florence K. Monaghan M’10 Dorene C. Mont † Deceased

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Joan Moody ‘71 Dr. Andrew P. Moore Constance E. Moore ‘07 Yvonne D. Moore-Jackson ‘12 Eileen Morales Megan A. Morales Jane Moran, SSND ‘75 Landhing M. Moran ‘05 Theresa Moreland ‘76 Marja Moreno Ruiz Veronica Ford Mouring ‘95 Linda Mullen Lauren Munchel Joanne Maura Munoz, SSND ‘61 Mary Mulcahy Murphy ‘77 Sherry Hammond Murphy ‘83 Mariangeles Murphy-Herd Khadijah S. Mustafaa Chibuike Nduanya Sarah Thomas Neale, SSND ‘67 ‘90 Bonna L. Nelson ‘97 John and Margaret Nelson Marilyn Ann Nicholas ‘62 Katherine Mary Nichols ‘95 Lynn Nichols Patricia Carolan Nishball ‘61 Donna Krebs Noble ‘98 Mary Jane Norris M’06 Michele Norton ‘13 Victoria A. Nwangwu Deborah Obot Nancy Arashin O’Brien ‘70 Pamela O’Brien Sister Kay O’Connell, SSND ‘56 Anne Siobhan O’Connor ‘87 Elizabeth Adena O’Keeffe ‘84 Virginia Deinlein Onorato ‘71 Nicole Opsitnik ‘11 Karen Otto Sandra Morey-Garcia Pacheco ‘68 Anne Severn Palazzi ‘10 Lisa Pallett ‘19 Denise L. Parker Marie A. Parks ‘84 Patricia Ferris Passamonti ‘70 Diane Pawlowski Ronald Pawlowski Denise Peach ‘07 Penny Pearce ‘16 Barbara Knox Pearsall ‘73 Celia Pennington ‘95 Vanessa Anita Pennington ‘95 Mary V. Pepper Mary C. Peroutka ‘69 Maureen A Smith-Peters Elaine Kraft Pfeil ‘81 Kathleen M. Phelps ‘99 Sarah Phelps Marty Phillips W’80 Lucille Cannamucio Pierpont ‘64 Lani L. Pilgrim ‘00 Eileen Pinerman

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Karen Tobias Pitts ‘78 Patricia Phillips Pohorence ‘94 Mary Poliszczuk ‘62 Michelle Stang Poole ‘86 Diana Porter ‘06 Karen Porter M. Andrea Brown Portocarrero ‘65 Dawn M. Prediger W’97 Mary A. Prestianni Joanna Price ‘08 Shirlee Kessler Price ‘96 Diane Proctor Erjola Pulaj Adrienne Purpura Tanny Bixler Quigley ‘62 Mary Harry Quinn ‘74 Afsheen P. Qureshi, Pharm.D. ‘15 Sue E. Raley Gretel R. Ramsay R.N, BSN.-RET. Timothy Ramsey ‘96 Lisa Rasch-Smith ‘88 Nichelle Brown Rashid ‘92 Nikki Ream Charles H. Reece Rosemarie Reed ‘85 Tricia Stock ‘85 Susan Reid ‘59 Virginia J. Reiner M’98 William H. Rew Linda A. Reynolds-Burkins ‘93 Jacqueline Rhodes ‘16 Joanne Horky Rice ‘62 Tammie Mullins Rice ‘85 Julianna Richichi ‘95 Marie Giaramita Richmond ‘60 Patricia L. Riely Elizabeth Riley ‘84 M’96 Marlene S. Riley ‘12 Margaret Trentler Ritzel ‘70 M’01 LaKeisha T. Roberts Nieja Robinson ‘11 Marie R. Roccapriore ‘68, MPF Mary Gielner Roche ‘01 Tanya Brasko Rodich ‘74 Kathryn Harney Rohr ‘66 Barbara J. Rooney ‘85 Amanda M. Rosas ‘01 Mary Delores Rose ‘84 Amy L. Rosenkrans ‘93 Margaret Wright Rowley ‘59 Shubha Roy Mary Callahan Ruck ‘64 Lisa Matarazzo Ruth ‘99 Ellen Ryan, SSND ‘69 Joanne Williams Rykowski ‘71 Jaimee Peters Sabato ‘90 Patricia E. Sahlin ‘66 Yesica C. Sanchez Marie Maurice Sauter ‘98 M’00 Lisa Doleschal Schachtner ‘91 Hannah W. Scheer-Naff Jenifer J. Schildwachter ‘02

M. Barbara Thompson Schmidt ‘70 Robert J. Schmigel M’94 Mary Schuler Marianne Scollan ‘90 Janeth M. Scott ‘13 Francis Thomas Sebald ‘99 Yolanda Sellers ‘05 Heather N. Selway Kathleen Setzer ‘98 Paula A. Sexton Elaine Mueller Shanley ‘93 Lucinda Shaw ‘81 M. Patricia Shea, SSND ‘62 Catherine Shelley Kimberly Rolfes Sheridan ‘90 Catherine Sicilian ‘71 Patrice M. Silver Hubert Sindjui Mbonda, Pharm.D.’13 Helen Elizabeth Smearman ‘87 Darcy Smith ‘95 Earl Smith Jean Smith Kathryn J. Smith ‘04 Raymond Smith Valeria Sanders Smith ‘05 Dorlette D. Somtia Sylvia Smardo Sorkin ‘65 Beatrice Soul ‘93 Patricia K. Spielman ‘02 and Ronald W. Spielman Jeanette E. Spratley ‘00 Andrea Franz Springer ‘97 Eva Reis Stanton ‘92 Marla Ullrich Stanton ‘73 Joan Boarman Stecher ‘56 Rebecca Cole Stein ‘85 Suzanne M. Steinke ‘69 William and Patricia Stengle Deborah Smith Stevens ‘75 Jennifer Herman Stevenson ‘00 Kimberly Stewart Patricia Stokes ‘89 Silvester Stokes ‘11 Michelle Yeager Streckfus Cortney Streets ‘13 Larry Strickland Lisa J. Stronsky Ann Hense Stucker ‘68 Catherine M. Subrizi ‘11 Margaret Sullivan, Ph.D. Marian Frances Sullivan, SSND ‘67 Bridget McGarry Sunderlin M’00 Barbara Sutorius, SSND ‘63 Christine Langr and Richard Swenson Jacqueline Tuggle Taylor ‘96 Mary Kathleen Kelley Taylor ‘99 † Maura Stevenson Taylor ‘00 Janie TaylorPoole ‘10 Deborah Y. Tewey ‘04 The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Alphalonia Thomas Neisha Thomas ‘16 Rachel Thomases ‘86 Rebecca T. Thompson Tracy L. Thompson Robin and Gary Thrift, Ed.D. Robin Thrift Janet H. Tighe ‘51 Mary Flanigan Tillman ‘66 Tina Schofield Tolson ‘00 Megan Tomas Lydia Topper ‘91 Tracy Trobridge Fiege ‘80 Donna L. Truiett ‘13 Flora M. Valencia Ottilie Hurd Valverde ‘63 Marisa Van Roon ‘08 Mary Susan Baney VanTassel ‘73 and John VanTassel Edith Frances Vendetti ‘06 Debra Vickery ‘95 Patricia Vogel ‘03 Sara E. Vogt Amber Seyler Vyskocil ‘06 Richard Wachter M’90 Meghan McTeague Wadsworth ‘74 Deborah Chase Wagner 95 Judith Jendrek Walizer ‘69 Anne Walker ‘87 Denise M. Walker Renee Marcotte Walker ‘03 Marianne Mainolfi Walsh ‘81 M. Waltz Susan Holahan Waraksa ‘70 Jessica A. Ward Mary-Jean Cavanagh Wasley ‘88 Linda M. Webb Laura Webster ‘06 Mary Marguerite Weiler SSND ‘58 Anne Wetzler Kathleen Marie Wilder ‘82 Kiesha T. Wilson Judith Wyche Wise Elaine Robinson Witcher ‘57 Jannette Jones Witmyer ‘95 Patricia Witte M’91 Lynn C. Witter Bonnie A. Stingl Wolf ‘77 Elaine Jones Wooden ‘96 Dionne Woolford-Hudgins ‘12 Marcella A. Worrell Margaret and Sam Wright Samuel I. Wright Xerox Corporation Amy Joliffe Yakovlev ‘03 Valentina Pawluk Yarr ‘67 Nancy Ramos Yeatman ‘87 Patricia Lillis Zeidler ‘71 Diane Zeller ‘90 Margaret McCaffray Zemarel ‘72 Janice Stoeckl Zuknick ‘87

MELETIA SOCIETY THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS DONORS LEADING THE NOTRE DAME FUND WITH GIFTS OF $1,000 OR MORE FROM FISCAL YEAR 2020 AND FISCAL YEAR 2021.

Donna Ringger Easton ‘70 and John J. Easton Jr. The Estate of Francis Russell Kimmel Ellen F. Emery ‘65 Mary Lou Donnelly ArmstrongJoanne B. Falkowski ‘68 Peters ‘60 and Joseph Peters Marilyn Falvey ‘55 Carole Artigiani ‘62 and Robert A. Marjorie Overhiser Fine ‘96 Scott Joan Murphy Flaherty ‘57 Raymond J. Baginski Haswell and Madge Franklin Josephine Shehan Baird ‘64 and Pat Fuchsluger ‘00 and John Bill Baird † Fuchsluger Cliff and Jane Balkam, Ph.D. Benita M. Furman ‘70 Russell and Bitsy Ball Ethel M. Fusaro ‘64 Kelly Stephenson Barth ‘97 Mary Kay Shartle Galotto, ‘64 Ph.D., Ademar Bechtold, Ph.D. and John Galotto, M.D. Polly Placek Behrens ‘98 and Bruce Kathleen Herron Gansereit ‘62 Behrens Sheila M. Garrity ‘75 Victoria Genco Bell ‘69 Gino J. and Margaret Gemignani Patrick Bell Catherine Gietka Pamela L. Bellino Marguerite Getty Greenman ‘06 M’08 Emily MacSherry Belt ‘55 Frances Flannery Gunshol ‘88 M’94 Kathleen A. Beres ‘70 and Miller Mary Ellen Steiner Gunther ‘54 and D. Einsel Frank A. Gunther Jr. Carroll A. Bodie Veronica Walker Hackett ‘67 and Christina Bolmarcich ‘97 John J. Egan Dorothy M. Brown ‘54 Olivia Hafner ‘70 Patricia M. C. Brown and Joseph Stephany Smith Harper ‘89 P. Gill Sheila D. Haskell M. Kathleen Buetow ‘50, M.D. Rose Marie Meadow-Croft Mary Catherine Bunting Hellmann ‘52 James H. Buzzelli Helen Hennigan Maroney ‘64 and Deborah C. Calhoun ‘14, Ph.D and Howard Maroney Donald Calhoun Jean Marie Diesenberg Hofstetter ‘76 Paul K. Casey Catherine Hryncewich ‘93 Kathleen Marsh Casey ‘70 and F. Patrick and Chaddie Hughes Paul Casey Mary Pat Meade Hussey ‘62 Lauren C. Cellucci Amanda A.M. Idstein ‘97 and Kevin M. Kathleen Clucas ‘68 Idstein Joan Develin Coley, Ph.D. and M. Brenda Jews, Ed.D. and William Lee Rice L. Jews Jane M. Conlon ‘79 Julie Kennedy Kaster ‘74 and Betty Contino ‘89, Francis Contino Dean Kaster and The Contino Family John and Frances Keenan Foundation Catherine M. Keenan ‘60 and M. Gale Costa ‘71 James I. Keenan Jr. Joanna Miskelly Cox ‘65 Carrie Kelley Susanna Peters Coy ‘60, Ph.D. Ann C. Kessler ‘65, Ph.D. Mary E. Crow M’91 Shaun and Kelley Kilduff Nicole Culhane, Pharm.D. and Ms. Heather Klink James Culhane, Ph.D. Marion I. Knott James and Denise Daly and the Owen and Erin Knott McKeen Fund Susan Gardiner Larkin, ‘65, Ph.D. Joan Beach Davidson ‘93 and and James T. Larkin Thomas Davidson Rosemary Guzinski ‘65 and William Janice M. Davis ‘92 K. Lathroum Sean P. Delaney Katherine R. Lears ‘81 Janice Fraser DiGrazia ‘79 Mary Beth Lennon ‘89 Edith McParland Donohue ‘60, Ph.D. Patricia Murphy Lewis ‘69 Carolyn Troy Donohue ‘86 M’89 Diana Torres Lopez ‘83 Anna-Lisa Dopirak ‘63 Susan Love, M.D. ‘70 and Helen Kathleen Dinsmore Dubia ‘71, Cooksey, M.D. Christian Dubia Jr and The Dubia Susan Koenig Luckan ‘69 Foundation Dianne E. Francesconi Lyon ‘60 Mary C. Mangione

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Christina O. Marsalek ‘69 M’00 and Stephen F. Marsalek Ann B. Martel ‘58 Ronald L. Mason Sr. Constance Hays Matsumoto ‘94 and Kent Matsumoto William J. McCarthy Jr. Nancy E. McColgan ‘92 and Francis L. Wiegmann McCoy - Saldaña Family Lyvette McCoy ‘73 and Thomas McCoy Theresa H. McNeil ‘73 Linda J. Miller ‘81 M. Marie Mitchell ‘52 Dorothy Monks ‘71 Gabriele M. Moravec ‘90 Marisa Morris ‘09 Sallie A. Mullen ‘68 M. Marc and Victoria Munafo Ellen M. Murphy ‘71 Pamela McCloskey Murphy ‘64 Janese Murray and Rev. Brian Murray Patricia Winter Natale ‘57 Joan Dobbins Nolan ‘48 and John Nolan Judith Murphy Norton ‘65 Mary Lou Danahar O’Connell Mary Anne O’Donnell Sylvia Milanese Oliver ‘68 Margaret Bagli Otenasek ‘85 Ronald R. Peterson Bonnie L. Phipps James and Frances K. Pitts W’96 and The Pitts Family Foundation Lori Pollack ‘08 and Andrew Pollack Rebecca Mann Polun ‘98 The Honorable Mary Louise Preis and Dr. Frederick G. Preis Natalie Mistichelli Ramirez ‘94 Jennifer and George Reynolds III Joan Develin Coley and M. Lee Rice James Ridenour † Renee Jakubiak Sass ‘87 Kathleen Pierce Schaumberg ‘66 Lynn F. Schneemeyer ‘73, Ph.D. and William Hagmann Dr. Hubert T. Servis Mary Pat Seurkamp, Ph.D., and Bob Seurkamp Theresa M. Shrader ‘06 M’08 Leslie Lawton Simmons ‘94 Ellen Voltzow Simpson ‘78 Mary Heather Sine ‘89 and John F. Loome III Kathleen E. Sipes Sharon Marie Slear, SSND ‘66 Kathleen O’Beirne Slotman ‘70 The Honorable Carol E. Smith ‘68 Kathleen Donnelly Solomon Mary Anne Stafford, ‘70

Francia Faust Stevens ‘82 M’91 and John A. Stevens Anna Maria Ostrom Storey ‘69 and Michael Storey, Ph.D. Nancy E. Tarr Hart ‘05 Penelope Johnson Taylor ‘85 M’99 Barbara A. Tipton ‘66 Ruth Luddy Toro, M.D. ‘60, and Rodrigo Toro, M.D. Doris A. Trauner ‘66 Diana M. Trout ‘97 and Kenneth H. Trout and The Diken Foundation Josephine M. Trueschler ‘49 Howard and Diane Unruh Mr. and Mrs. H. Kirk Unruh, Jr. Frances Smith Vitrano ‘53 and Justin A. Vitrano Denise Flynn Weglicki ‘73 and Timothy Weglicki Tamara and Justin Wiggs Joan M. Wilhelm ‘03 Lt. Col. Tania Ricks Wilkes ‘84 Kathleen Wisser, Ph.D.and Mr. Keith Wisser Lucy Babb Wright ‘66, Vernon C. Wright and the Wright Family Foundation Marylou Yam, Ph.D. and David Yam Rosemary E. Zuna ‘68, M.D.

July 2020– June 2021 Phillis E. Anoia Mary Theresa Armiger C’90, M’98 and L. Earl Armiger Mary Lou Donnelly ArmstrongPeters ‘60 and Joseph Peters Carole Artigiani ‘62 and Robert A. Scott Cliff and Jane Balkam, Ph.D. Russell and Bitsy Ball Pamela Becker ‘81 Polly Placek Behrens ‘98 and Bruce Behrens Patrick Bell Victoria Genco Bell ‘69 Kathleen A. Beres ‘70 and Miller D. Einsel Carroll A. Bodie Andrea R. Bowden, Ph.D. ‘69 Barbara Boyd Dorothy M. Brown ‘54 Patricia M. C. Brown and Joseph P. Gill Debra A. Brown-DeLone ‘75 M. Kathleen Buetow ‘50, M.D. Mary Catherine Bunting Karen Carroll-Marshall ‘75 Kathleen Marsh Casey ‘70 and Paul Casey Lauren C. Cellucci M. Kathleen Clucas ‘68 † Deceased

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Joan Develin Coley, Ph.D. and M. Lee Rice Jane M. Conlon ‘79 Tom and Sue Connor James W. Constable Esq. Betty Contino ‘89, Francis Contino and The Contino Family Foundation M. Gale Costa ‘71 Joanna Miskelly Cox ‘65 Susanna Peters Coy ‘60, Ph.D. Mary E. Crow M’91 Nicole Culhane, Pharm.D. and James Culhane, Ph.D. Cathryn Archibald Curia ‘69 James and Denise Daly and the McKeen Fund Joan Beach Davidson ‘93 and Thomas Davidson Janice M. Davis ‘92 Jane McIvor Deal ‘69 Viola A. Dietor ‘95 Janice Fraser DiGrazia ‘79 Edith McParland Donohue ‘60, Ph.D. Anna-Lisa Dopirak ‘63 Kathleen Dinsmore Dubia ‘71, Christian Dubia Jr and The Dubia Foundation Susan Power Eavenson ‘73 Joanne B. Falkowski ‘68 Marilyn Falvey ‘55 Marjorie Overhiser Fine ‘96 Joan Murphy Flaherty ‘57 Haswell and Madge Franklin Sarel P. Fuchs ‘64, Ph.D. Benita M. Furman ‘70 Ethel M. Fusaro ‘64 Tom and Colleen Galloway Mary Kay Shartle Galotto, ‘64 Ph.D., and John Galotto, M.D. Kathleen Herron Gansereit ‘62 Sheila M. Garrity ‘75 Gino J. and Margaret Gemignani Marguerite Getty Greenman ‘06 M’08 Frances Flannery Gunshol ‘88 M’94 Mary Ellen Steiner Gunther ‘54 and Frank A. Gunther Jr.

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Veronica Walker Hackett ‘67 and John J. Egan Stephany Smith Harper ‘89 Sheila D. Haskell Rose Marie Meadow-Croft Hellmann ‘52 Patricia Mosellen Hillman ‘69 and Donald Hillman Jean Marie Diesenberg Hofstetter ‘76 Verna D. Horstman ‘80 Catherine Hryncewich ‘93 Mary Pat Meade Hussey ‘62 Amanda A.M. Idstein ‘97 and Kevin Idstein Ruth E. Johnson ‘83 Barbara Kantz Julie Kennedy Kaster ‘74 and Dean Kaster John and Frances Keenan Carrie Kelley Ann C. Kessler ‘65, Ph.D. Shaun and Kelley Q. Kilduff Ms. Heather Klink Marion I. Knott Nancy M. Lane ‘66 Tania Lara Susan Gardiner Larkin, ‘65, Ph.D. and James T. Larkin Mary P. Comer Latham ‘59 Stephanie Poche Lawrence ‘66 Stephanie Ann Lawrence ‘66 John I. Leahy Sr. Katherine R. Lears ‘81 Mary Beth Lennon ‘89 Helen Chu Liu ‘69 Susan Love, M.D. ‘70 and Helen Cooksey, M.D. Susan Koenig Luckan ‘69 Carol A. Manfredi ‘93 and Robert R. Manfredi Mary C. Mangione Christina O. Marsalek ‘69 M’00 and Stephen F. Marsalek Ann B. Martel ‘58 L. Paige Marvel ‘71 and Mr. Robert Dyer Ronald L. Mason Sr.

Constance Hays Matsumoto ‘94 and Kent Matsumoto Maria and William J. McCarthy Jr. Nancy E. McColgan ‘92 and Francis L. Wiegmann McCoy - Saldaña Family Lyvette and Thomas McCoy Jocelyn McKeon Theresa H. McNeil ‘73 Linda J. Miller ‘81 M. Marie Mitchell ‘52 Dorothy Monks ‘71 Gabriele M. Moravec ‘90 James G. Morgan Jr. Winifred Moroney ‘68 Marisa Morris ‘09 Ellen M. Murphy ‘71 Pamela McCloskey Murphy ‘64 Janese Murray and Rev. Brian Murray Ursula Trenta Murray ‘63 Patricia Winter Natale ‘57 Catherine W. Njathi Joan Dobbins Nolan ‘48 and John Nolan Judith Murphy Norton ‘65 Anthony O’Brien and Eva SimmonsO’Brien, M.D. Mary O’Connor, Ph.D. Sylvia Milanese Oliver ‘68 Wanda K. Oneferu-Bey Margaret Bagli Otenasek ‘85 Joseph Peters and Mary Lou Donnelly Armstrong-Peters ‘60 James and Frances K. Pitts W’96 and The Pitts Family Foundation Lori Pollack ‘08 and Andrew Pollack Rebecca Mann Polun ‘98 The Honorable Mary Louise Preis and Dr. Frederick G. Preis Natalie Mistichelli Ramirez ‘94 Susan Moira Reilly Robert L. Reinhardt Jennifer and George Reynolds III Joan Develin Coley and M. Lee Rice Michele Komar Rothwell ‘70 Renee Jakubiak Sass ‘87

Sandra Kilroy Schlosser ‘58 Dr. Robert A. Scott Dr. Hubert T. Servis Mary Pat Seurkamp, Ph.D., and Bob Seurkamp Katherine A. Shamer ‘82 M’07 Matthew Shimoda Theresa M. Shrader ‘06 M’08 Sandra L. Silverman Anthony O’Brien and Dr. Eva Simmons O’Brien Ellen Voltzow Simpson ‘78 Kathleen E. Sipes Sharon Marie Slear, SSND ‘66 Kathleen O’Beirne Slotman ‘70 Thomas and Joann Smith Jane Smith The Honorable Carol E. Smith ‘68 Kathleen Donnelly Solomon Margaret J. Steinhagen, Ph.D. ‘54 Francia Faust Stevens ‘82 M’91 and John A. Stevens Anna Maria Ostrom Storey ‘69 and Michael Storey, Ph.D. Margaret Stout ‘81 Penelope Johnson Taylor ‘85 M’99 Barbara A. Tipton ‘66 Ruth Luddy Toro, M.D. ‘60, and Rodrigo Toro, M.D. Josephine M. Trueschler ‘49 Howard and Diane Unruh Lucy Vash Vecera ‘52 † Frances Smith Vitrano ‘53 and Justin A. Vitrano Denise Flynn Weglicki ‘73 and Timothy Weglicki Joan M. Wilhelm ‘03 Lt. Col. Tania Ricks Wilkes ‘84 Kathleen Wisser, Ph.D.and Mr. Keith Wisser Lucy Babb Wright ‘66, Vernon C. Wright and the Wright Family Foundation Marylou Yam, Ph.D. and David Yam Rosemary E. Zuna ‘68, M.D.

MONTROSE SOCIETY THANK YOU TO ALL THOSE WHO ARE CREATING A LASTING LEGACY AT NOTRE DAME AND HAVE REMEMBERED NDMU IN THEIR ESTATE PLANS Anonymous Carol Nevin Abromaitis ’60 and Michael Abromaitis Francesca Cassilly Adams ’51 Mary Celeste Caldwell Alexander ’63 Clyde Anderson Mary Lou Donnelly ArmstrongPeters ’60 and Joseph Peters Teresa M. Arnold ’47 Christine Williams Aumiller ’65 Ladonna Weisser Baginski ’66 † and Raymond Baginski Lynn DeLalio Bagli ’60 Donna Dee Barnette ’00 Mary Durkin Baxter ’72, Esq. Elaine Bean ’70 Pamela J. Becker ’81 Kathleen Bracken Bedard ’46 † Victoria Genco Bell ’69 Julie Courtney Ben-Susan ’69 and Paul F. Ben-Susan Kathleen Bitzel Bennett ’67 and C. William Bennett III Kathleen A. Beres ’70 and Miller Einsel Colleen Elizabeth Bergin ’94 M’04 Shirley McNulty Bishop ’61 Loretta Blaney ’78 Cheryl Reckner Blenko ’96 and John Blenko, M.D. Robert O. Bonnell Jr. Patricia Bosse ’81 and Frank Gunther III Andrea R. Bowden ’69, Ph.D. Antonia Speranza Bower ’82 Sandra Braychak-Metcalfe ’64 Carol Ann Strobel Breyer ’55 Mary Mace Brocato ’53 Diana Brocato-Showacre ’90 Eileen Broderick ’66 Elizabeth Brown Brooks ’94 Jane Brown ’58 Patricia M. C. Brown and Joseph P. Gill Mary Ellen Mathias Carosella ’67 Kathleen Marsh Casey ’70 Eileen Caslow ‘44 † Beth Chernichowski Cynthia A. Child ’52 † Valerie Choudhury ’58 M. Kathleen Clucas ’68 Isabel Conley-Waters ’81 M’91 and Richard Waters Joan Decker Cooper ’69 Joanna Miskelly Cox ’65 and David Cox Susanna Peters Coy ’60, Ph.D. Cathryn Archibald Curia ’69 Janice Davis ’92 and Robert Davis Barbara Denny ’85, Esq. Joan Develin Coley, Ph.D. and Lee Rice Mary Crook Dilworth ’48

Carolyn Troy Donohue ’86 M’89 Edith McParland Donohue ’60 Margaret E. Dougherty ’41 † Noreen Dowling-Moini ’53, Ph.D. Freda Dunn ’86 Ann Spilman Dunnock ’53 Constance L. Duval ’73 Donna Ringer Easton ’70 and John J. Easton Jr. Elizabeth Williams Elder ’82 and Charles B. Elder Sr. Ellen Florence Emery ’65 Christine English ’70 Jacquelyn Wills Esco ’61 Priscilla Taylor Farrall ’68 Jane Stimola Fick ’74 Diane Finley ’74, Ph.D. Grace Vullo Finn ’52 The Honorable Kathleen O’Ferrall Friedman ’62 Pat Fuchsluger ’00 and John Fuchsluger Claire Flavin Funkhouser ’71 and Gary Funkhouser Cecily Caravati Gallasch ’61 Patricia Wohrna Gibbons ’52 Marcia Maith-Cloud Glover ’88 and John D. Glover Debra Keller-Greene ’95 Marguerite Getty Greenman ’06 M’08 Mary Adele Griesacker ’51 Frances Flannery Gunshol ’88 M’94 and Louis Gunshol † Mary Ellen Steiner Gunther ’54 Marjorie Williams Gutierrez ’90 Jean France Harmon ’44 Debbie Harris ‘86 Diane Spedden Harrison ’81 Mary Midgett Harrison ’67 Rosemary Garrett Hartley ’48 and James P. Hartley, M.D. † Rita Miriam Hartman ’86 Charles E. Herget Jr. Susan Morris Hoag ’61 Jean Marie Diesenberg Hofstetter ’76 Margaret Delaney Holland ’47 and John Philip Holland Sr. Dorothy Holzworth ’44, M.D. † Catherine Gallagher Honerkamp ’74 Karen Stakem Hornig ’80 Amanda Miller Idstein ’97 and Kevin Idstein Junko Iida-Tsunekawa ’89 Barbara LaPorte Ipsaro ’78 Jean Jackley Mary Theresa Jarosz ’72 Susan Todd Johnson ’68 Jeanne Morris Jones ’50 Patricia Jordan ’88 George Justice Jr. † Mary Justice ’62 Mary Kane ’51 Barbara Guerin Kantz ’65

Mary Frances Caravati Kastelberg ’46 † Frederick C. Kauffman, Ph.D. Mary L. Lee Kelly ’69 Maureen McKewen Kelly ’85 Ann Clare Supple Kessler ’65 Janise A. Kilar ‘03 and Dennis Kilar Gretchen Kimmel ’52 Betty Wintz Klare ’43 Marion I. Knott Rosemary Older Kratz ’62 and Gary Kratz Lillian Liberti Laird ’48 Sue Wall Lasbury ’78 Rosemary D. Lathroum ’65 and William K. Lathroum Joan Lawler ’52 John I. Leahy Sr. Susan Blum Legg ’65 Marilyn Yingling Leidecker ’66 Mary Beth Lennon ’89 Patricia M. Lewis ’69 Kathryn Byrne Lucas ’76 Jean Schramm Lyons ’53 † Carl Anthony Maio Christina O. Marsalek ’69 M’00 and Stephen Marsalek Marita Barnes Mattei ’60 Philip Maynard, Esq. Patricia Mullen McCann ’69 Nancy E. McColgan ’92 Mary Regis McLoughlin ’60 Lisa Ann McMurtrie ’93 † Susan Breaux McShea ’87 Terri L. Meekins Cynthia Stouffer-Mesher ’76 Vivian Moresco Merz ’59 Roxanne Gladden Miller ’99 Fran Gunther Minges ’81 M. Marie Mitchell ’52 Patricia J. Mitchell ’69 Susan Marie Mitchell ’80 Rose Di Cesare Moran ’47 Susan Lynn Morris ’92 Sallie Mullen ’68 Pamela M. Murphy ’64 Cindy M. Necaise ’95 Carolyn Davis Nelka ’77 † Rev. Robert H. Oldershaw Joan P. Partridge ’91 E. Magruder Passano Jr. Donna Babb Patnode ’84 Sandra Baldwin Payne ’82 Ellen McDonald Perry ’83 Lucille Cannamucio Pierpont ’64 Mary Dolores Plum ’91 Joseph A. Polizzi, Ph.D. The Honorable Mary Louise Preis Leona Unkle Puglia ’79 Mary Lou Taylor Randall ’59 Lorraine Loll Rardin ’83 M’04 Kris Reichart-Anderson ’85 and Clyde C. Anderson

Marie Giaramita Richmond ’60 Natalie E. Rock ’83 Rebecca Rothey ’07 Dorothy Palango Rubin ’72 Laurie Ey Russell ’86 David Rybczynski Imelda L. Sansone ’58 Barbara Panetta Sauer ’65 Patricia Chaney Savage ’62 M ’93 Diane Janney Schall ’89 Suzanne O’Connell Schisler ’80 Sandra Kilroy Schlosser ’58 Jeanne Thompson Schmidt ’71 Gisela Ruebenacker Schwab ’49, Ph.D. Margaret M. Sellmayer ’52 Mary Pat Seurkamp, Ph.D and Robert W. Seurkamp Katherine A. Shamer ’82 M’07 Mary Kay Shartle Galotto ’64, Ph.D. and John Galotto Angela Sherman and David Sherman Theresa Shrader ’06 M’08 Suzanne Shipley, Ph.D. and Randall J. Wadsworth Christina Marsalek Sommerville ’95 Heather L. Stapf ’09 Margaret Steinhagen ’54, Ph.D. Francia Faust Stevens ’82 M’91 and John A. Stevens Janine DiPaula Stevens ’98 and William J. Stevens Eleanor Duke Storck ’48 Anne V. Streckfus ’68 Rose Terracina ’53 † Carroll South Thomas ’63 Lindsay J. Thompson ’91, Ph.D. Ellan Stockwell Thorson ’66 † Ruth Luddy Toro ’60 M.D. and Rodrigo Toro, M.D. Doris A. Trauner ’66 Doris Janicki Uhoda ’54 Sarah Elizabeth Fallon Usher ’91 Mary Ellen Vanni ’69 Lucy Vash Vecera ’52 † Diana Matuszak Vodicka ’74 Anita Marie Volk ’80 Deborah Kus Wagner ’58 and Walter Herman Wagner Elizabeth Cecil Wagner ’89 † Estelle Goldstein Wagner ’48 Netta Handy Wallace ’93 Pamela Walters ‘01 M’03 Joan Mastracci Wampler ’89 Colleen Baum West ’76 Marilyn G. Whited ’66 Barbara Lanza Wolf ’69 Edith Rothman Wolpoff-Davis ’72 Deborah Falduto Xenakis ’75 Marylou Yam, Ph.D and David Yam Grace Solimando Zaczek ’70 Sheila Kirchenbauer Zimmer ’63 † Rosemary E. Zuna ’68, M.D. † Deceased

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