SIU Foundation 2022 Annual Report: Imagine

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2022 ANNUAL REPORT (July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022)

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From the President Meet the New Board Members Board of Directors Record-Breaking Year Saluki Takeover Tours SIU Day of Giving Women’s Leadership Council McPheeters Makes $1M Gift Rosser Seeks to Inspire

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Friendship Leads to Donation Family Honors Loved One Mueller Invests in Diversity Alumnus Memorializes Werlich Family Saluki Love Story Leads to Scholarships Brown Leaves Proud Legacy Extended Campus Scholarship Honor Roll Financials

From the President This year, we asked our alumni and donors to imagine what SIU’s bright future holds. They responded by leading us to the best year in the history of the SIU Foundation!

Beyond setting fundraising records, we also extended the Forever SIU campaign to 2028 and set a new $500 million goal.

Raising half a billion dollars is no small task, and it will require continued support, but I’m confident we will succeed. During my time as president of the SIU Foundation Board of Directors, I’ve been so impressed by the dedicated Foundation staff and the generosity of our alumni and friends.

We hosted the first two Saluki Takeover Tours – one in Chicago and the other in St. Louis – and I was able to swap SIU stories and laugh with old friends while also making new ones. It was made clear to me that Saluki spirit spreads far beyond the borders of Southern Illinois, and the mantra “Once a Saluki, always a Saluki,” is as strong as ever.

While preparing for the first night of the St. Louis event, I sat in awe of our Day of Giving success. Donations of all sizes added up to more than $3.5 million! Our livestream event from the WSIU television studios was incredible, with participation and support from all over campus. Few days inspire more Saluki pride.

That exciting day was punctuated by Chancellor Austin Lane’s announcement of the campaign extension and numerous exciting events centered around the MVC men’s basketball tournament. Every corner in downtown St. Louis was covered in Saluki maroon.

As I reflect on the past year, I am encouraged by what I have experienced.

The SIU Foundation truly works as an accelerator for the university, and we are prepared to move confidently toward major goals and inspire the next generation of students and alumni.

Salukis are capable of incredible things, and during my time as president it has been made clear that the best is yet to come. Thanks to all of you, when I imagine what comes next, I can’t help but smile.

With Saluki pride,

Matt Solverson President, SIU Foundation Board

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SIU Foundation elects new board members in Fiscal Year 2021 Four alumni of Southern Illinois University have joined the SIU Foundation Board of Directors. They are serving three-year terms that will conclude June 30, 2023.

The board governs the SIU Foundation, an independent nonprofit organization that provides alumni and friends a means to invest in the university. Established in 1942, the Foundation solicits and administers gifts from private sources in support of SIU Carbondale’s academic mission. Private funding is generated through annual giving, planned giving, major giving, corporate and foundation relations, and campaigns.

Sean Boston is the director of marketing and sales effectiveness for Ace Hardware Corporation (Wholesale Division - Emery Jensen). For more than 25 years, he has excelled in marketing, product management, and merchandising in the B2B and B2C sectors, for companies such as Chrysler (Mopar®), Walt Disney, Motorola, Sears, The Home Depot, Johnson Controls, and most recently Ace Hardware.

He is a former student-athlete at SIU Carbondale and holds an MBA from the University of Detroit.

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Throughout his life, Sean has been committed to philanthropy and giving back to organizations and communities that have contributed to his development throughout his journey.

Over the years he has held memberships through organizations like the Reggie McKenzie Foundation, Big Brother Big Sister, Boys & Girls Clubs, and The Milwaukee Urban League.

Robert Dennis enjoyed an extensive motion picture post-production career in Hollywood and in retirement turned his focus to landscape and wildlife photography. Robert’s varied career included stints at Walt Disney Studios, HBO Pictures, Lucasfilm, and Technicolor, among other leading entertainment companies. A 1984 SIU Carbondale graduate with a degree in cinema and photography, he funds scholarships at SIU in his name and that of his wife, Patricia Dennis.

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Among his accomplishments, Robert was president of the Large Format Cinema Association – a trade group for IMAX 70mm filmmakers; as well as a Director for the Hollywood Section and member of the Board of Governors for Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. He began his big-screen experience in the post-production company RPG Production Inc. in 1992, where he served as post-production supervisor.

His wife, Patricia, a graduate of USC Film School, recently retired as Executive Vice President of Broadcast Standards for The CW Television Network, a Warner Bros Discovery and CBS Television co-venture. The couple resides in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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Dr. Lawrence Hatchett, a Colp native, is a University of Chicago medical school graduate. He went on study his internship and residency at University of North Carolina and a fellowship at Harvard University. Dr. Hatchett is passionate about bringing personalization to medicine.

A well-known urologist, Dr. Hatchett founded Southern Illinois Urology in Herrin in 2003. He has also spent time as a speaker for Pfizer pharmaceuticals, being featured both nationally and internationally.

Lawrence Hatchett

In 1995, while living in Tallahassee, Florida, he founded an endowment fund in conjunction with the Tallahassee Community College Foundation, awarding scholarships to at-risk junior high and high school students. It also provided scholarship opportunities to students hoping to attend Florida State University.

More recently, he established the Phoenix Cannabis Production Scholarship at SIU. The scholarship is aimed at students in the Intensive Controlled-Environment Plant and Production Certificate program within the College of Agricultural, Life, and Physical Sciences.

Dr. Hatchett and his son, Phoenix, live in Southern Illinois.

Dr. Kelly Higgins graduated from SIU in 1996 with a bachelor’s degree in physiology and a minor in chemistry. During her time as an undergraduate at the Carbondale campus, she was a member of the SIU softball team from 1992 to 1994 and a member of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority.

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Dr. Higgins graduated from SIU School of Medicine in 2001. She completed her residency training in internal medicine at the University of Tennessee in Memphis and served as chief resident for the Department of Internal Medicine from 2003 to 2004. She then practiced medicine in Memphis and Springfield, Illinois, before relocating to Carbondale in 2012. Dr. Higgins practiced medicine at Shawnee Healthcare for seven years before leaving clinical practice in 2020. During her time as an internist with Shawnee Healthcare, Dr. Higgins served as the assistant dean of students for the SIU School of Medicine on the Carbondale campus from January 2016 until June 2017. She also served as a clinical mentor to SIU School of Medicine first-year medical students and was voted Mentor of the Year for 2017-18. Dr. Higgins is working as an adjunct assistant instructor in the Office of Education and Curriculum at SIU School of Medicine.

Dr. Higgins resides in Carbondale with her husband, Dr. Jeff Lehman, who is also a graduate of SIU School of Medicine Class of 2001, and two children, Lauren and Will. She is a lifetime member of the SIU Alumni Association. Dr. Higgins and her family enjoy attending SIU sporting events, and she enjoys coaching her daughter’s softball teams.

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Board of Directors Fiscal Year 2021-22

PRESIDENT Matthew S. Solverson ’86 Director, R & D Programs General Dynamics Ordnance & Tactical Systems Carbondale, IL

PRESIDENT-ELECT Diane R. Compardo ’91, M.A. ’92 Partner The Compardo Team Moneta Group St. Louis, MO

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT G. David Delaney ’83 Chief Executive Officer Itafos Lake Forest, IL

MEMBERS Kevin Bame ’79, M.B.A. ’02 Retired Vice Chancellor for Administration & Finance Southern Illinois University Carbondale, IL Barry Batson ’90 Captain United Airlines Chicago, IL Bill Beck ’70 Retired CEO Beck Bus Co. Mount Vernon, IL Sean Boston ’92 Director of Marketing and Retail Execution Emery Jensen Distribution Chicago, IL William Casperson, M.D. ’81 Retired Chief Medical Officer BJC HealthCare Belleville, IL

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Oyd Craddock ’80 Retired Sales Executive IBM Corporation Atlanta, GA

Dawn Korte, Ph.D., ’90 Vice President & Executive Advisor SAP, Inc. Trenton, IL

Robert Dennis ’84 Owner/Photographer Robert Dennis Photography Santa Fe, NM

Ella M. Phillips Lacey, Ph.D. ’64 ’77 ’79 Professor Emerita Southern Illinois University Carbondale, IL

Ray A. Griffith ’75 Retired President & CEO Ace Hardware Corporation Follett Corporation Marion, IL

Dr. Austin A. Lane Chancellor Southern Illinois University Carbondale Carbondale, IL

Edward A. Hamilton ’88 Independent Investor Former Managing Director and SVP Banc of America Securities Charlotte, NC Dr. Lawrence Hatchett Southern Illinois Urology Marion, IL

Howard Lo ’86 CEO VisitView Corporation Orange, CA Dr. Daniel Mahony President Southern Illinois University Carbondale, IL

Dr. Kelly Higgins ’01 Academic Practice, Internal Medicine General Carbondale, IL

William McGraw ’69 Retired Stock Yards Packing Company Chicago, IL

Molly Hudgins ’97 Associate Provost Lindenwood University St. Charles, MO

Scott Moller ’85 Owner/Advisor AKA Media Chicago, IL

Robert Jensen, Ph.D. SIU Professor Emeritus Southern Illinois University Carbondale, IL

Beth Rausenberger Mueller ’94 Partner Deloitte Chicago, IL

Daniel G. Korte ’85 Global Vice President PPG Industries, Inc. Trenton, IL

Mike O’Day ’85, ’86 Senior Director of Managed Transplant Program OptumHealth Minneapolis, MN

Adaire Putnam ’81 President Putnam Communications San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

EMERITUS Marcia L. Bullard ’74 Retired CEO, Editor, President USA WEEKEND Washington, DC

Kenneth J. Hull ’58 Retired Chairman and CEO Follett Corporation Downers Grove, IL

Michael Carr ’74, J.D. ’79 Attorney Carbondale, IL

F. Lynn McPheeters ’64 Retired Vice President/CFO Caterpillar, Inc. Hilton Head Island, SC

Subhash Sharma, Ph.D. SIU Board of Trustees Southern Illinois University Carbondale, IL

Paul L. Conti ’72, M.B.A. ’74 Retired Chief Assets Officer Vericlaim Inc. Glen Ellyn, IL

Mary Kay Moore ’78, M.S. ’81 Retired CEO Neuro Restorative Hilton Head Island, SC

Neil Swartz ’78, ’86 Retired Vice President Toyota Motor North America Frisco, TX

Greg N. Cook President Cook Portable Warehouse Anna, IL

Pamela Pfeffer ’67 Community Leader Nashville, TN

Randy Ragan ’67, M.B.A. ’68 CPA/Retired Partner RSM US Springfield, IL

Steve Tedesco, M.S. ’81 President Running Foxes Petroleum/Atoka Centennial, CO

Larry DeJarnett ’62, M.S. ’63 Retired Managing Director The LAMAR Group Palm Desert, CA

Greg Webb ’79 Vice President Archer Daniels Midland Chicago, IL

Jim Gildersleeve ’72 President Gildersleeve Fertilizer Co. Hudson, IL

Michael Williamson, M.D. ’79 Professor and Chair Emeritus of Radiology University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM

Roger Gray ’64 Retired Bank President Central Bank of Marion Cobden, IL

Susan W. Rashid ’87 President SWR, LLC Evanston, IL Marsha G. Ryan, M.D., J.D.’87 Retired Physician/Surgeon Carbondale, IL Howard M. Spiegel ’75 Retired Account Manager Arrow Semi-Conductor Buffalo Grove, IL Roger B. Tedrick ’70 Owner Tedrick Insurance Agency Mount Vernon, IL

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SIU FOUNDATION SMASHES FUNDRAISING RECORDS

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he SIU Foundation had the best fiscal year in its history, raising more than $32 million and awarding more scholarships than ever before.

“What we witnessed in FY22 was support for the university, its students and faculty at an unprecedented level,” said Matt Kupec, CEO of the SIU Foundation. “To everyone who has supported the university through the SIU Foundation, we are sincerely grateful. This kind of historic support is humbling.”

The numbers speak for themselves, each representing a new record: • $32,137,715 total dollars raised, a 25.5 percent increase over last year; • $3,464,499.85 in scholarship money awarded, a 22.8 percent increase over last year; • 1,445 unique scholarships awarded, which means 12.8 percent of SIU students received a Foundation scholarship.

This unparalleled success is taking place amid the Forever SIU fundraising campaign. Near the end of the 2022 SIU Day of Giving in March, Chancellor Austin Lane announced the expansion of the campaign, raising the goal from $200 million to $500 million by 2028.

“This will reshape the way we imagine the future of SIU,” Chancellor Lane said during his announcement in March. “This is about supporting our students and faculty and strengthening the university. Our alumni and donors understand the importance of this mission, and their generosity is what has set us on this path to half a billion dollars.”

The Forever SIU campaign aligns with the Imagine 2030 strategic plan, which sets forth a bold vision for the future of the university.

“We are seeing the incomparable Saluki spirit on display,” Kupec said. “That pride, that passion is what is going to continue to elevate us to new heights as we look toward a bright future.”

The money raised through the campaign has funded scholarships, campus improvements, faculty support, and enhanced alumni engagement.

“This has been an exhilarating ride, and we are excited to keep going,” Kupec said. “With every dollar, we are able to help students and faculty, enhance experiences, and further strengthen this great university.”

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Grey Dawg and Brown Dawg pose for a photo during the Chicago Takeover Tour in October 2021.

TAKEOVER TOURS FOSTER SALUKI SPIRIT, BUILD PARTNERSHIPS

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his year, the SIU Foundation began a new tradition – Saluki Takeover Tours. In the inaugural year of the events, the Foundation and many university officials visited Chicago and St. Louis.

The takeover tours were multifaceted, focusing on alumni and donor engagement, recruitment and retention, and brand awareness. Each city visit included several events over multiple days.

C H I C AG O Beginning with more than 125 alumni gathered at Ravinia Brewing Co. on Sunday, Oct. 3, 2021, the first Saluki Takeover Tour started with a bang.

“There are 46,000 alumni that live in this area,” Matt Kupec, CEO of the SIU Foundation, said at the time. “Here’s the idea: We bring the campus up here, and we plant the flag in the ground. This is Saluki Country.”

The highlight of the Chicago event was the Chancellor’s Reception at the Palmer House Hilton.

“I did my Listening & Learning Tour over the last year, and all I did was listen,” Chancellor Austin Lane said during his speech. “When our alumni started talking, we listened. You said we needed to be in Chicago more. Guess what, we’re here tonight. We’re here all week.”

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Attended by about 250 Salukis, the evening was emceed by Marc Silverman, SIU alumnus and host of “Waddle & Silvy” on ESPN Chicago 1000 AM. “We are the Dawgs. We have great things going, and we know, at SIU Carbondale, we have a great thing to begin with,” Silverman said during his opening speech. “Spread the word. Tell your friends about SIU. Tell your coworkers about SIU. We check all the boxes. We’re diverse, we have a beautiful campus, we have a social life, we have athletics, and best of all, we have academics and hands-on experiences.”

The week was capped when alumni and donors gathered to support the Dunbar Leadership Society.

Former U.S. Sen. Roland Burris gave the keynote address during the event at Chicago’s Gallery Guichard. Burris was the first African American elected to statewide office in Illinois when he became comptroller in 1978. In 1990, he was elected as Illinois’ attorney general, and was appointed to the U.S. Senate in 2009, replacing Barack Obama.

Burris previously made a $100,000 donation to support an emergency fund that assists Black students at SIU in times of need.

“The reason why I created the fund is because I care, and I’m hoping and praying that you all care about the future of our Black kids that need to get a college education,” Burris said.

IMAGINE S T. LO U I S Chancellor Lane was able to kick off the Saluki Takeover Tour in St. Louis with two major announcements – the SIU Day of Giving had set a record and the Forever SIU campaign was being extended.

On Wednesday, March 2, 2022, before the start of the Chancellor’s Reception at the Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark, the Day of Giving fundraising total had reached $3.5 million. If that weren’t incredible enough, Chancellor Lane told the crowd of over 100 alumni and donors that the Forever SIU campaign would be extended to 2028 with a new $500 million goal.

It was an important week for Saluki Athletics as the men’s basketball team played Drake on Friday, March 4. during the first round of the MVC Arch Madness tournament. Beforehand, the SIU Alumni Association hosted its annual pregame event at the Shark Bar, featuring Brown Dawg, members of the Marching Salukis, and cheerleaders.

Former Saluki women’s basketball coach Cindy Scott was inducted into the MVC Hall of Fame earlier in the day.

The Chicago Takeover Tour in October 2021 kicked off with an event at Ravinia Brewing Co.

Chancellor Lane and other university officials met with alumni and donors during many special events to raise awareness of the successes happening on campus.

V I TA L PA RT N E R S H I P S During both Saluki Takeover Tours, Chancellor Lane, President Dan Mahony, and others attended events aimed at connecting SIU with community colleges and high schools.

In Chicago, Chancellor Lane signed agreements with Harper College, Oakton Community College, and Harold Washington College. These agreements will bring the expertise of a doctoral research university to place-bound students.

Chancellor Austin Lane announces the expansion of the Forever SIU fundraising campaign during the St. Louis Takeover Tour in March 2022.

“SIU Carbondale is committed to providing access and affordability and removing barriers for all students,” he said.

In St. Louis, Chancellor Lane signed agreements with St. Louis Community College (STLCC) and Southwestern Illinois College (SWIC) to participate in the Saluki Step Ahead program.

“Our agreements with SWIC and STLCC fit well with our Imagine 2030 strategic plan, which includes pillars for student success and partnerships,” he said.

M O R E TO C O M E With the success of the inaugural Saluki Takeover Tours, the SIU Foundation is planning others in more cities and an event in Southern Illinois.

Chancellor Austin Lane shakes hands with St. Louis Community College Chancellor Jeff Pittman after signing a Saluki Step Ahead agreement, as SIU System President Dan Mahony applauds.

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DAY OF GIVING RAISES MORE THAN $3.5 MILLION Saluki Takeover Tour hits St. Louis

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he SIU Day of Giving reached new heights this year by raising more than $3.5 million.

In its sixth year, the 24-hour online fundraiser received more than 2,400 donations and set numerous records. In its six years of existence, the Day of Giving has brought in more than $10 million.

“Once again, Salukis everywhere came together and showed their spirit,” Matt Kupec, CEO of the SIU Foundation, said. “We were awed by the outpouring of support throughout the day.”

The Day of Giving was capped by Chancellor Austin Lane announcing the expansion of the Forever SIU fundraising campaign. The SIU Foundation plans to raise $500 million in its continuing effort to support the mission of the university. After surpassing its original $200 million goal, Chancellor Lane said he’s excited to keep going.

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“This is about supporting our students and strengthening the university,” he said. “Our alumni and donors understand the importance of this mission, and their generosity is what has set us on this path to half a billion dollars.”

The $3.5 million total is the highest in the history of the SIU Day of Giving. Last year, the SIU Foundation raised $2.8 million on the day.

The College of Liberal Arts led the way by raising more than $723,000, and the School of Medicine came in a close second, bringing in more than $681,000.

Some of the other highest totals were: • College of Business and Analytics: More than $230,000 • College of Agricultural, Life, and Physical Sciences: More than $188,000 • College of Arts and Media: More than $167,000 • College of Engineering, Computing, Technology, and Mathematics: More than $135,000 • Saluki Athletics: More than $109,000 Donors to the Balancing Education, Experience, and Reality (B.E.E.R.) Scholarship continued their tradition of Day of Giving support by combining to make nearly 700 gifts and raising more than $52,000.

Other areas with the most donations were: • School of Medicine: 374 • Saluki Athletics: 184 • College of Agricultural, Life, and Physical Sciences: 147 • College of Arts & Media: 128 • College of Health and Human Sciences: 108 “The Day of Giving is one of the best days of the year at SIU,” Kupec said. “Our alumni and donors make it so much fun. They have made it into an unbelievable success.

GOING LIVE For the second straight year, the SIU Foundation hosted a livestream event during the Day of Giving. Featuring presentations from Chancellor Lane, deans, university officials, students, and staff, it showcased some of the best that SIU has to offer.

“We were the only university to go live last year, and it was so terrific that we knew we had to do it again,” said Kupec, who hosted the livestream from the WSIU-TV studio.

Broadcast on the SIU Alumni Association’s Facebook page, followers were able to comment and interact with the livestream as Kupec made real-time announcements about gifts and other important news.

The Day of Giving wrapped up with the Chancellor’s Reception at the Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark as the university kicked off its inaugural Saluki Takeover Tour St. Louis.

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Ashley Booth, a graduate student and Women’s Leadership Council mentor, is pictured with mentees Sarah Roberts (center) and Morgan Meinicke.

WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL CONTINUES TO GROW

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stablished in 2020, the SIU Foundation Women’s Leadership Council grew significantly in the past fiscal year.

The vision of the Women’s Leadership Council is to facilitate the connection of students with successful women mentors to align classroom learning with real-life experiences, develop leadership skills, network, and explore career paths after college. The goals of the council are as follows: • Facilitate professional growth, development, and confidence of mentees • Provide an avenue for women to develop and demonstrate leadership abilities • Provide networking opportunities to enhance teamwork, professional insight, coaching, development, and realization of the value of women’s contributions to SIU Carbondale and future organizations • Create lifelong donors focused on contributing to the sustainability to SIU Carbondale In October 2021, the council hosted its first mentorship pilot breakfast, featuring 14 students and nine mentors.

Dawn Korte, co-chair of the Women’s Leadership Council, said she regards mentorship programs as a critical tool for success in life.

“Every moment is an opportunity. It’s important to learn and hear women’s experiences,” Kate Held, an SIU student and Women’s Leadership Council mentee. “It’s great to have multiple generations of Salukis coming together.”

Angel Sanders, who is also a student mentee, said it has been vital to have support from successful Saluki alumnae.

“There’s a family dynamic,” she said. “My mentor, regardless of what I told her, was always understanding.”

Being a member of the Women’s Leadership Council has allowed Dr. Kelly Higgins to guide female students as they navigate major life decisions.

“Talking to a mentor really helps you put things in perspective, and it helps you realize you don’t have to have all the answers,” she said.

Fellow mentor Diane Compardo noted the importance of being accessible and willing to show female students how they can grow into the person they want to become.

“We can help these young women find balance and help foster the next generation of female leaders,” she said.

“Personally, I believe mentorship provides one of the greatest ways to influence the future and strengthen an organization, a university, and the community as a whole,” she said. “As a mentor, you can instill confidence and build sustainable relationships. Everyone has something to share.”

The impact has been immediately apparent to the students who have gotten involved.

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IMAGINE A L AU N C H I N G PA D McPheeters transferred to SIU from Canton College, now Spoon River College, a community college in his hometown of Canton, and finished his accounting degree at SIU. Soon after, he started at Caterpillar, Inc., and began a steady rise through the company. In 1973, he moved to Switzerland to serve in a financial management position with Caterpillar overseas. He also worked in Tokyo for Caterpillar Mitsubishi and in Hong Kong at Caterpillar Far East Limited. He retired in 2005 as vice president and chief financial officer for the Corporate Services Division.

“SIU led me to an incredible career with Caterpillar that took our family around the world and gave us tremendous opportunities,” McPheeters said. “Southern Illinois University Carbondale made all this possible, and I’m very happy I’m able to do this.”

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MCPHEETERS MAKES $1M GIFT TO COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ANALYTICS

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s one of SIU’s most resolute benefactors, F. Lynn McPheeters has left an impression on the university he credits with setting him up for success.

During a recent SIU Foundation Board of Trustees meeting, McPheeters, an emeritus member of the board, announced a $1 million estate gift. It will supplement the existing McPheeters Family Scholarship Endowment and establish the F. Lynn McPheeters Chair of Finance Endowment Fund in the College of Business and Analytics.

The new endowed chair is the second established by McPheeters in the College of Business and Analytics. In 2006, he and his wife, Susan, donated $585,000 of appreciated Caterpillar stock, which was invested to create the Susan F. and F. Lynn McPheeters College of Business Leadership Endowed Chair.

“Lynn McPheeters has been associated with SIU and the College of Business and Analytics for a long time. He has also been a loyal and generous friend,” said Terry Clark, dean of the College of Business and Analytics, at the time. “Lynn’s institutional spiritedness is legendary. Through his generosity, another generation of Salukis will be helped onto the ladder that Lynn climbed so notably upon graduation from the college in 1964.”

In the decades since his graduation, McPheeters has served SIU in multiple ways. He joined the SIU Foundation Board in 2002 and served as chair of the audit committee and board president. He was one of the first members of the College of Business and Analytics external advisory board and inducted into the college’s Hall of Fame in 1988. Among other honors, he earned the College of Business Alumni Achievement Award in 2004.

“I’m very proud to be part of this organization, the Foundation, to call myself a Saluki,” McPheeters said.

McPheeters, a 1964 graduate, donated $1 million in 2017, which provides scholarships for first-generation COBA students who are from Illinois counties south of Interstate 80, with preference given to those majoring in finance or accounting.

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“I was able to complete my degree because of campus work opportunities and scholarship money,” McPheeters said. “In order to assure that future Salukis have that type of opportunity, a few years ago I established the McPheeters Family Scholarship Endowment.”

“At the end of 2019, we had already surpassed that new goal,” Matt Kupec, CEO of the SIU Foundation, said. “That’s when we set our sights on $200 million by 2024.”

Half of the new gift will add support to the scholarship fund, and the other half will establish the endowed chair.

“Hopefully, this will spur others to make commitments, either on-thespot commitments or future legacy-type commitments, to help us carry forward and achieve the new $500 million goal for the Forever SIU campaign,” McPheeters said.

The Forever SIU campaign launched in 2017 with the goal of raising $75 million in three years. The Foundation sped past that milestone seven months early, which prompted the decision to set a new goal of $90 million.

Once it became clear that SIU and its supporters were going to reach that goal early, Chancellor Austin Lane announced that the Forever SIU campaign would extend to 2028 with a goal of raising $500 million.

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ROSSER SEEKS TO INSPIRE WITH $1M BASKETBALL SCHOLARSHIP “I want to help lift men’s basketball back to where it should be and give Coach Bryan Mullins a real leg up,” he said. “In today’s world, major revenue sports are attractive to prospective students.”

Rosser combined two previously established endowments to create a single million-dollar scholarship that will be directed to a men’s basketball player who maintains a 3.0 grade-point average in the field of science, technology, engineering, or math (STEM).

“This scholarship is not about me,” he said. “It’s about the institution that inspired me to achieve. I want to inspire other people of modest means to create opportunity for those who come after us.”

PA R T O F S I U H I S TO RY Coming to SIU in the late 1950s, Rosser has fond memories of his time in Carbondale. He was mentored by some of SIU’s most storied faculty and administrators and friends with some of the university’s most wellknown Salukis.

“Don Boydston, the athletic director at the time, set a high standard for us, and he closely monitored our progress,” Rosser said. “I was roommates with Charles Vaughn. Walt Frazier was a very good friend of mine. I was in graduate school when he was playing at SIU.” One of Rosser’s closest friends from his time at SIU is Dr. Harold R. Bardo. The two men speak on the phone almost daily to this very day.

“I met Jim in 1958. He’s the ultimate example of what can happen for students when they’re given the opportunity. He was able to stay in school and get three degrees from SIU,” said Bardo, who earned three degrees from the SIU System, including his bachelor’s from SIU in 1962, a master’s from SIUE, and a doctorate from the SIU College of Education.

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r. James M. Rosser is thankful for the opportunity presented to him by SIU, and he has been sure to pay it forward at every turn.

“I was very fortunate,” said Rosser BA ’62, MA ’63, Ph.D. ’69. “SIU gave me a new lease on life.”

Raised in East St. Louis, Rosser was the youngest of eight children and the first in his family to attend college. He came to SIU on a basketball scholarship. He was an honor student and earned degrees in health education and microbiology. Now, he’s honoring that experience by establishing a $1 million scholarship for Saluki Men’s Basketball. It’s the single largest endowed scholarship for any Saluki Athletics program.

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Bardo sees the potential impact of a gift of this magnitude, especially when it’s made by someone of Rosser’s background and stature.

“I know Jim has a lot of really good thoughts about SIU,” Bardo said.

“This is a university that has traditionally offered opportunities to all people, particularly those from underrepresented communities. Jim is the ultimate example of what great things can happen. Many people will take pride in that example.”

Dr. James M. Rosser (fourth from right) and Dr. Harold R. Bardo (second from left) were members of the 1960-61 Saluki Men’s Basketball team, coached by Harry Gallatin.

(Photo provided by Dr. Harold R. Bardo)

A DISTINGUISHED CAREER Rosser began his career as a member of the faculty at SIU and founded the Black American Studies program in 1968. He received the Alumni Achievement Award in 1982, the Distinguished Alumni Award in 1999, and an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree in 2003. An Honorary Doctor of Laws degree was conferred by Pepperdine University in 2005.

Rosser served as president of California State University, Los Angeles, from 1979 to 2013, and was named president emeritus in 2013. Prior to his appointment at Cal State LA, he served for five years as vice chancellor of the State of New Jersey Department of Higher Education and served as acting chancellor in 1977. Earlier in his academic career, he was senior associate vice chancellor for Academic Affairs at the University of Kansas, where he was also a tenured faculty member in the School of Pharmacy and the School of Education.

For three years early in his career, he was a research bacteriologist for Eli Lilly and Company. Over the ensuing decades, he promoted science and engineering education, and he sought ways to galvanize the synergies between science and engineering education, research, technology, and industry.

“My hope is that this scholarship will inspire incoming student-athletes to achieve at the highest level,” Rosser said. “I want to encourage them to aspire to be great and effective role models.”

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IMAGINE A FRIENDSHIP REKINDLED Mrkvicka grew tired of the harsh winters and was battling health issues in 1999 when a friend suggested she relocate to Sarasota, Florida.

“Florida sounded really good to me at the time, and it has proven to be a great place to retire,” she said.

Soon after she moved to Sarasota, Mrkvicka recalls reading the local newspaper where she saw a photo of a vaguely familiar face.

“I hadn’t seen Jim Greenwood in years, but in the photo that accompanied the article, the man had a SIU baseball cap on. I knew then that had to be Jim,” she said.

She reached out to Jim, and they renewed their friendship along with Jim’s wife, Martha.

“Jim came to SIU from Maine, partly because SIU was one of the few institutions that provided access to students with disabilities in the 1960s,” Mrkvicka said. “He loved SIU and was a life member of the SIU Alumni Association and was active in its Central Florida Chapter.”

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hen Gail Mrkvicka, ’64 and ’66, befriended Jim Greenwood they had an instant connection.

“Jim was such a positive person,” Mrkvicka said. “Even though he was confined to a wheelchair, I never heard him once complain. Instead, he was probably one of the most positive people I have ever met in my life. He never let his disability keep him from doing anything – whether it was attending sporting events or going to Shryock Auditorium. The physical challenges never seemed to affect his college years, and he was one of the most popular and magnetic students I ever met. He became one of my closest friends while at SIU.” Both Greenwood and Mrkvicka worked as resident fellows, he at Thompson Point and she at Kellogg Hall.

“I remember we would always eat lunch together at the cafeteria in Lentz Hall. We also used to hang out and get coffee at the coffee shop at University Drug Store,” Mrkvicka said. “We really enjoyed each other’s company, and we would share our challenges of being resident fellows. Both Jim and I stayed at SIU, got our bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Jim and I both received our master’s degrees in higher education administration.”

Upon graduation, their paths went in separate directions. Mrkvicka eventually became a dean at Russell Sage College, a small women’s college in Troy, New York. She later worked for the city of Rensselaer, New York, as a grants administrator.

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SIU has been an advocate for people with disabilities since the 1950s, when Delyte Morris tasked Guy Renzaglia with equipping campus with necessary improvements. Renzaglia helped make SIU one of the few universities at the time to provide services for the blind, deaf, and persons using wheelchairs.

A COMMITMENT REINFORCED In 2013, the Greenwoods established the Jim and Martha Greenwood Fund, created through their estate. It provides $1.3 million in scholarships for students with disabilities who are studying science and engineering. The first scholarship was awarded in 2014.

“The Greenwoods left a powerful legacy by supporting the university that welcomed him in the 1960s, well before the Americans with Disabilities Act required campuses to be accessible,” said SIU Foundation CEO Matt Kupec. “It is the generosity of people like the Greenwoods for which we are forever grateful. He and his wife’s substantial gift make it possible for other students with disabilities to attend SIU.” Mrkvicka recently decided to make a $1 million estate gift to the Jim and Martha Greenwood Fund.

“Like Jim and Martha, I just want to make the lives of students with disabilities easier while they attend SIU,” she said. “I don’t want them worrying about paying tuition or renting books. I just want them to enjoy their college years like Jim did.”

Matt Solverson, president of the SIU Foundation, said Mrkvicka’s gift will broaden the Greenwoods’ fund and continue SIU’s national reputation for assisting students with disabilities.

“Fortunately, when he came to SIU, our facilities and staff were able to accommodate him and provide an outstanding educational experience, which he remembered for the rest of his life,” Solverson said. “Ms. Mrkvicka’s gift is a great testament to the lifelong friendships that SIU cultivates.”

FAMILY HONORS ALUMNUS’ WISHES, MEMORY Youchoff fund will help students finish

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eventy years after Johnny Youchoff ’s graduation from SIU, his family is honoring his memory by establishing the Johnny Youchoff and Mary Agnes Youchoff Finish Line Endowed Scholarship.

His cousin, John Savio, and John’s wife, Anita, donated $250,000 to create this endowed scholarship honoring Youchoff and his wife, Mary Agnes. The term “finish line” refers to the goal of the fund, which aims to help students complete their degrees.

The scholarship is designed for SIU juniors and seniors who are graduates of his former high school in West Frankfort or his mother’s high school in Christopher and have experienced a major life event that may prevent them from graduating.

“Johnny had every sticker the SIU Alumni Association had sent him on his garage wall,” said John Savio. “He hoped to be a member of the Alumni Association for at least 50 years, and was proud to exceed that goal.”

Youchoff, a West Frankfort native worked at his family business, Heights Bakery, as a youth and graduated from Frankfort Community High School. At SIU, he majored in geography and graduated in 1952.

In May of 2021 he passed away at age 91 and was buried with his SIU 150th anniversary pin.

“Education was very important to Johnny, and he was particularly eager to help students from his and his mother’s hometowns,” Anita Savio said. “He would love that his legacy will be supporting these students on the brink of completing their degrees.”

FA M I LY M E M O R I E S John Savio never lived in Southern Illinois, but as a youth he and his parents often visited his grandmother, and aunt and uncle there.

“That was a vacation our family took every summer for at least a week, sometimes 10 days. I had so much fun with Johnny and his brother Louis,” said John Savio, a longtime Michigan resident. “We would go fishing, boating and hiking, and travel all around the area … to Crab Orchard, Cave-in-Rock, Shawnee National Forest.”

After earning his degree, Youchoff joined the Army and served proudly during the Korean War. Upon his return he went to work at General Motors in Atlanta, and, before meeting his wife-to-be, spent his evenings studying law at John Marshall Law School.

“That was the kind of guy Johnny was,” John Savio said. “He had no interest in practicing law and never mentioned his degree. I didn’t even know he went to law school until I saw the diploma on his wall about 10 years ago. Even at SIU, he studied Russian for the fun of it. He just loved learning.”

Johnny Youchoff, a longtime fan of Saluki Athletics, was excited to visit campus in 2014.

(Photo provided by John and Anita Savio)

A LWAYS A SA LU K I Through the years, Youchoff never lost his Saluki spirit. Although he lived in Georgia and Tennessee, he followed Saluki Athletics closely, particularly Saluki Men’s Basketball. For years, until Mary Agnes became ill, they would travel to Carbondale for the SIU Homecoming games. Later, it was a 2014 trip to campus that reignited his plan to help students.

“After so many years, Johnny wanted to visit his alma mater,” Anita Savio said. “So, he and John went on a road trip to SIU, where they ran into the associate athletic director of marketing. Their conversation brought back many great memories, reminding him of how much he loved the school.”

Youchoff then began working with the SIU Foundation on making a large-scale gift, but, due to life-changing events, it was never finalized.

The Savios knew it was important to make this dream a reality.

“He had talked often about doing this,” John Savio said. “I reached out to the SIU Foundation and had lengthy discussions about what this fund would be. Of course, Johnny passed away before it came to fruition.”

Now, with the establishment of his fund, John and Anita Savio are confident that Youchoff would be pleased with the outcome.

“He really wanted to make sure that other young people could benefit from an education like he received at SIU,” Anita Savio said. “We are thrilled that we are able to fulfill this wish in his honor.”

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MUELLER, DELOITTE FOUNDATION MAKE $100K INVESTMENT IN DIVERSITY

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outhern Illinois University Carbondale, like many institutions, has made diversity, equity, and inclusion a priority.

Beth Mueller, an SIU alumna and SIU Foundation board member, and the Deloitte Foundation, have made a financial commitment that reflects that mission.

Mueller, a Carterville native, recently made a pledge of $50,000 to the School of Accountancy, which the Deloitte Foundation will match dollar-for-dollar. Together, that $100,000 will establish the Deloitte Foundation Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Fund at the School of Accountancy.

“It’s something the Deloitte Foundation and I are enthusiastic about,” Mueller said.

The goal is to bring more diversity into the accounting profession, particularly by making it easier for students to meet the requirements to achieve CPA certification. As a tax partner at Deloitte Tax LLP, Mueller knows firsthand the importance of representation.

“Incorporating DEI into an organization’s strategy is not only the right thing to do, but it also makes good business sense,” Mueller said. “Teams made up of people with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and points of view perform better.”

Strengthening the university’s dedication to diversity, equity, and inclusion is one of the five pillars of Chancellor Austin Lane’s Imagine 2030 strategic plan. The College of Business and Analytics has been a leader in this area, and this pledge embodies the necessary dedication to that goal.

“Through this fund, we want to amplify SIU’s programs,” Mueller said.

“SIU is positioned to serve a diverse population of students. It’s a place that has historically given all people a chance.”

The contribution by Deloitte Foundation reflects Deloitte’s ongoing dedication to driving greater diversity in accounting. Through its $75 million MADE (Making Accounting Diverse and Equitable) commitment, Deloitte is working to fuel greater racial and ethnic diversity in accounting through a comprehensive strategy that aims to attract more diverse individuals into the field and support them as they chart their pathway from high school to business professional to leadership in the profession.

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While becoming a CPA requires proven professional qualifications, such as rigorous educational, exam, and experience requirements, this fund can help students aspire to a CPA career and cultivate inclusive pipelines of CPA talent.

“Many major organizations are seeking more diversity as a way to better reflect society as a whole,” Mueller said. “The underlying challenge the profession is facing is the ability to both drive awareness and attract diverse candidates to the tax and accounting field.”

Mueller sees this fund as part of a full-circle tool that can boost existing programs, increase awareness among younger students who are interested in accountancy, and help bridge the gap for those who plan to become CPAs. “We want to advance students of diverse backgrounds and increase their visibility across the profession,” she said. “Many groups are underrepresented in the world of accountancy, and we feel very passionately about changing that trajectory.”

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ALUMNUS HONORS WERLICHS WITH $525K IN DONATIONS

Assistantship, scholarship named for longtime professor, family

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ost worthwhile college experiences include connecting with others. Some of these interactions are fleeting, but some make a lasting impact.

One such connection from decades ago inspired an SIU alumnus to ensure that impact stretches decades into the future. With two gifts, totaling $525,000, he and his wife have honored Dr. David Werlich and his family.

“I don’t think I would have ever finished my graduate degree without their support,” said the alumnus, who wished to remain anonymous.

The first is a $425,000 gift that will establish the Werlich Family Graduate Assistantship in Digital Humanities at Morris Library Endowment Fund. The other is a $100,000 donation that creates the David P. Werlich Graduate Scholarship Endowment Fund in the Department of History.

Dr. David Werlich, an emeritus history professor, taught courses in Latin American history. However, it wasn’t his classes that inspired such a philanthropic gesture.

“I never took a class with Dr. Werlich, but I knew his son, Tom, and we went to graduate school at the same time. When I was there, all my undergrad friends had left, and I felt kind of alone,” said the alumnus.

“That’s when we became extremely good friends. He introduced me to his family, and I ended up spending a lot of time at his home in Carbondale.

“Dr. Werlich would talk about a lot of things – history, politics, and particularly South America. The Werlichs were very good to me. It was like having a second family. It was vital for me.”

T H E W E R L I C H L E G ACY A recipient of five assistantships during his time at SIU, the alumnus felt it was important to give other students similar opportunities. The Werlich Family Graduate Assistantship will help the library with its digitalization project.

Graduate students will be able to apply for the assistantship and receive it multiple times to help SIU and Morris Library develop future leaders in the field of digitalization.

“This gift will allow us to bring more of the treasures held in the Special Collections Research Center to our students and faculty in a digital format that leads to a deeper engagement with the actual documents,” said John Pollitz, dean of Library Affairs. “It promotes collaboration with the history department directly but will and provides the foundation for more digital humanities projects across campus.”

Pollitz shared his experience with Dr. Werlich, which makes this donation that much more meaningful.

“I took two classes in Latin American history from Dr. Werlich. They had a real impact on my life,” he said. “Many things about Dr. Werlich’s teaching have stayed with me since those times. He made the subject come alive and exciting. The idea of honoring this wonderful professor and making the library part of this gift was a high point in my life as a librarian.”

The David P. Werlich Graduate Scholarship will benefit a student in the Department of History who is focusing on Latino Studies.

“Dr. Werlich’s career at SIU spanned four decades and left a deep imprint on the teaching of history to thousands of students,” said Dr. Jonathan Bean, professor of history at SIU. “Under his leadership, SIU hired a new generation of history professors to reinvigorate the field.”

Dr. Bean, too, was directly impacted by the career of Dr. Werlich.

“He was famous for his wicked sense of humor, and he was popular as an instructor,” he said. “He was also mentor to students and faculty in ways that went beyond the imparting of advice. I am indebted to him for his mentoring – he made my early years at SIU a pleasure and his mentoring is something I aspire to pay forward to the next generation.

The ripples of his influence will be felt for years to come.”

‘ T H I S I S W H AT I T TA K E S ’ After years of making smaller scale donations, including spreading funds to multiple areas during recent SIU Days of Giving, a conversation about something more substantial began.

“I was donating to a wide variety of causes, but I had not committed to a larger donation,” the alumnus said. “I knew I wanted to honor Dr. Werlich and his family.”

Both projects are forward-thinking in their nature, considering the value of digital records and understanding the importance of diversity, particularly that of the Latino culture.

“It’s important for the future success of the university. We want kids who are interested in focusing on these things,” he said.

The spirit of what Dr. Werlich was able to do for this particular alumnus is reflected in his generous donation.

“This is what it takes to have extras at the university,” he said. “There’s an element of feeling good about helping people out. It’s not easy out there.”

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ick and Amanda Martin are paying it forward by establishing the Martin First-Generation Agricultural Student Scholarship.

Two $500 scholarships will be awarded annually to support first-generation students studying agricultural sciences who are also members of Sigma Alpha sorority or Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity.

Nick graduated from SIU in 2006 with a bachelor’s degree in plant and soil science, and Amanda earned a bachelor’s degree in 2007 and master’s degree in 2008 in agribusiness economics.

Amanda grew up in the small town of Du Bois, Illinois, and credits her agriculture teacher for igniting her love of agriculture.

“I got involved in FFA in high school, and I fell in love with the service mindset,” Amanda said. “Farmers work every day making sure we can all live.

They are literally responsible for feeding and clothing the world. It is a noble profession.”

Nick fondly remembers helping his grandfather with his farm and working on other farms.

“I initially majored in architecture at SIU but it just wasn’t the right fit,” Nick said. “I talked to Karen Midden in SIU’s Department of Plant, Soil, and Agricultural Systems, and she helped steer me to a major in agriculture. Like Amanda, I fell in love with agriculture, especially landscape horticulture.”

SA LU K I S I N LOV E Nick and Amanda met through the Agbassador program, which is a student recruitment organization comprised of 12 outstanding students selected by faculty, administrators, and students. Students serve as speakers and present at high schools, community colleges, and attend career fairs and open houses across the country.

“Our advisor was Lucas Maxwell, and he would drive us to conferences and recruitment activities, so we had a lot of van time,” Amanda said.

“I met Nick Martin through this organization and our team was always together. The longest journey was to the University of Florida for the national agriculture ambassador conference. I figured if we could stand someone for that long of a trip, then that’s a good indication that we’d get along.”

After their graduation, the Martins stayed in touch with Maxwell, and they developed a strong friendship that still exists today.

“We knew exactly who we wanted to officiate our wedding, the mentor that was with us from the start. Lucas became ordained online so he could officiate our wedding,” Nick said. “We got married in a historic little church called Kornthal Church in Jonesboro that sits in the middle of farmland. We felt it was appropriate to get married in the middle of such a big agricultural area. It felt natural and right to us.”

The wedding reception was basically a Saluki alumni event, Dean Gary Minish even gave a speech.

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After leaving Carbondale, Nick and Amanda moved to Auburn, Alabama, where Nick graduated from Auburn University in 2011 with a master’s degree in forestry. During this time, Amanda served as the coordinator of recruitment for the Department of Poultry Science.

They moved to Charlotte, North Carolina, where Nick joined Bartlett Tree Experts, the world’s leading scientific tree and shrub care company.

During this time, Amanda served as a middle school science teacher as part of the TEACH Charlotte program. Nick was then able to transition to a remote position in 2012, so Amanda could pursue her Ph.D. in higher education administration, which began at Auburn University. While enrolled in classes she worked with the Auburn University College of Agriculture as the coordinator of recruitment and alumni relations. Another door opened for Amanda and the team moved to Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 2016. Amanda finished her doctorate at LSU and became an Assistant Dean for the LSU College of Agriculture.

The couple recently moved to Algonquin, Illinois, where Amanda works with the executive team at the American Egg Board at the Chicago headquarters. Amanda’s background within agriculture and education, continue to guide her professional career. She assisted with the White House Easter Egg Roll, and her current focus project is on developing the college internship program. Nick is now the vice president of Bartlett Consulting where he leads an international team throughout the U.S., Canada, and the United Kingdom. His work has taken him to numerous university campuses in the U.S., several U.S. Army bases, oil refineries in Canada, hurricane-ravaged properties in Florida, the historic mansions of Newport, Rhode Island, and his all-time favorite, several royal properties in the United Kingdom including Windsor Castle and Kensington Palace.

G I V I N G B AC K The impetus behind establishing the two $500 scholarships is due to a $500 scholarship Amanda was offered through the SIU College of Agriculture.

“No one in my family had gone to college, and it just wasn’t on my radar,” Amanda said. “So, when I received that scholarship offer, it made me feel like someone believed in me. I felt for the first time that I could be successful, and it was enough to make me commit. We would love to grow our scholarship and help more students in the future.”

Nick says he hopes more people give back to SIU in whatever capacity they have.

“With our careers, we don’t have a lot of time to volunteer, but over the years we saved and what we can give just might help a student out with paying for books,” he said. “Whatever you can do to help out is important.”

Nick was recently honored at last year’s Ag Banquet and received a MidCareer Alumni Award.

“It was great to be back in Carbondale last fall to receive such a great honor. We would love to get more involved with SIU now that we live in Illinois,” he said. “We have plans for attending Homecoming and going to a football game. We love being back in the place where we fell in love.”

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Qua Brown (7) is congratulated by Makel Calhoun during the Salukis’ 22-10 win over South Dakota on Nov. 27, 2021. (Photo provided by Saluki Media Services)

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hile it didn’t end the way he hoped, Qua Brown made the most of his time as a Saluki.

A senior, who played safety for the Saluki Football team, graduated just weeks after SIU fell to North Dakota State in the FCS playoffs.

He leaves SIU with a bachelor’s in sports administration.

The Deland, Florida, native came to SIU in 2016 on a football scholarship. After a redshirt season, he spent the next five years excelling as a starting safety.

“I had a few scholarship offers, but when I visited SIU, I knew it was the right fit,” Brown said. “The football facilities are top-notch, and the campus wasn’t too big or too small. I was excited to play for Coach (Nick) Hill. He has special connection with his players and is really involved in the community.”

Players are keenly aware of the cost of maintaining a successful program, and Brown emphasized the value of donor support.

“It’s literally everything to us. We’re basically living off every dollar,” he said. “Traveling, equipment, food, hotels – that money can go a long way for us. By giving, donors are making some players’ dreams come true.”

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On the field, it was money well spent. Brown finished his Saluki career with nearly 300 tackles and has been a major factor in some of the program’s biggest wins. During the team’s first-round playoff victory over South Dakota, Brown had two interceptions.

In front of more than 10,000 fans at the 2021 Homecoming win against North Dakota, he notched 11 tackles.

“That giant crowd at Homecoming was humbling and inspiring,” he said. “It as a great feeling, especially coming off the COVIDaffected season.”

Brown was also impressed by the dozens of former Saluki football players who returned to SIU for the that day’s festivities.

“When I saw one of their national championship rings, I was like ‘Dang, I want one of those,’” Brown said.

Recently, SIU has become known for producing NFL talent, especially at defensive back. Most famously, Jeremy Chinn was drafted in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft by the Carolina Panthers and finished second in the NFC Rookie of the Year voting.

“There is NFL talent all over our league (the Missouri Valley Football Conference), and you understand what it takes to come from a smaller school,” Brown said.

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amie Newton, a senior majoring in elementary education, has always been a good student. Now, she’s nearly ready to transition from student to teacher, and she says SIU’s Extended Campus program has had a lot to do with her preparation.

Shortly after signing with the Kansas City Chiefs after the 2022 NFL Draft, Brown announced on Twitter that he’s moving on from football to pursue other ventures.

“I am very grateful to be in the elementary education program at the SIU Rend Lake Extended Campus,” she said. “I have had the chance to get to know my professors on a personal level. It is very apparent that these professors are invested in our success in the program.”

“I’m forever thankful for the people, friends, experiences, and life lessons obtained from the game of football,” he wrote in the post.

Newton, a recipient of the Lida Lisenby Taylor Future Educator Scholarship, looks forward to teaching first or second grade after she graduates.

“I’ve always had a love of school and learning. SIU has provided me with the tools and confidence so I can be a good educator,” she said. “Spending time at my clinical sites has reinforced my belief that teaching is what I was meant to do.”

E X PA N S I V E O F F E R I N G S , L AS T I N G C O N N E C T I O N S Featuring countless online courses and off-campus locations across Illinois, in nine other states, and at numerous military sites, SIU’s Extended Campus brings the Saluki experience to the student.

“We help bridge the physical gap between Carbondale and students around the globe,” said Julie Dunston, former interim executive director of Extended Campus. “There are Salukis everywhere, and that doesn’t only refer to alumni. We have SIU students taking classes from coast to coast.”

Having students on campus is an important factor in the college experience, but modern universities have put an emphasis on maintaining a strong off-campus reputation. That connection is something that has struck Newton about her experience.

“There are 18 students in the program including myself.

This program has given me an opportunity to create lifelong friendships with my peers,” she said.

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HONOR ROLL

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

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The Southern Illinois University Foundation greatly appreciates every gift from the thousands of alumni, parents, students, organizations and community members who choose to contribute each year. Your generosity expands and enriches scholarship opportunities, supports faculty research and scholarly endeavors, augments academic programs, and enhances our beautiful campus. SIU and its students truly value your contributions to our community.

The Honor Roll recognizes gifts made to Southern Illinois University Carbondale through its foundation offices in Carbondale and Springfield, IL. Annual giving societies (Sponsors, Benefactors, Advocates, Innovators, and Visionaries) recognize donors of $1,000 or more during fiscal year 2022 (July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022). Cumulative giving societies (Parkinson, Shryock, Pulliam, Morris, Old Main, and Chancellor’s Circle) honor living individuals with lifetime giving of $25,000 or more. Individuals who have made planned gifts or included Southern Illinois University Foundation in their estate plans are recognized in the Paul and Virginia Society.

Every attempt has been made to ensure that donors are listed accurately.

Some donors have requested to remain anonymous. Please feel free to contact the director of donor relations at 618-453-4921 with any questions.

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Chancellor’s Council Cumulative Levels

The following societies have been established to recognize individuals with cumulative giving of $25,000 or more as of June 30, 2022.

CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE $1,000,000 AND ABOVE

DELYTE W. MORRIS SOCIETY $250,000 - $499,999

This is our highest giving level within the Chancellor’s Council. The Circle recognizes donors whose outstanding generosity creates the cornerstone of our great university.

This society honors the eighth president of the university (19481970), Delyte Morris, whose vision and innovation transformed SIU into a major institution. During Delyte’s administration, SIU won a separate governing board as well as national and international fame. The university’s library bears his name.

Jane M. Becker Marsha K. & Gary Bertrand Raymond C. & Myrrl H. Burroughs Thomas Y. & Chany N. Chung Greg N. & Nancy C. Cook Francesca M. & Jeffrey S. Cooper Beth & Bob G. Gower F. Lynn McPheeters Pamela K. & Philip M. Pfeffer Marsha G. & John C. Ryan John D. & Jayne E. Simmons Dale & Deborah K. Smith Deb & Eric Suder Roger B. & Sally A. Tedrick Evelyn M. Thomas Kenny A. & Lisa Troutt Lynne M. Weston-Pontikes Thomas P. & Elaine A. Wittmann Sharon K. Zook

OLD MAIN SOCIETY $500,000 - $999,999 The first building on SIU’s campus was completed in 1874 but destroyed by fire only nine years later. It was replaced by Old Main in 1885 at a cost of $152,000. Old Main burned in 1969 and was not replaced, but its memory lives on in Old Main Mall.

George W. & Barbara J. Beck Richard W. & Brigitte A. Blaudow Treg D. & Karla R. Brown Harry L. Crisp, II J. Michael & Kathleen P. Davis John T. & Kelly A. Davis Mark J. & Sylvia F. Garwin Burnell D. & Shirley A. Kraft Jeffery M. Leving Jeffrey E. & Tabatha K. Mayer Glenn W. & Jo Poshard James M. Rosser Evelyn Schlichting Herbert S. & Barbara S. Shear Edward T. & Margaret R. Simonds Debra A. Smith Donald E. Starzyk Cho-Yee & Patricia M. To Dorothy Vogel

Lydia A. Arbogast Mark J. & Susan M. Ashley Robert L. Barrick Christine L. & Jeffrey I. Bennett Dorothea A. Bilder* Bryan E. & Eva J. Black Marilyn A. Black Lori K. & Robert C. Bleyer Kathryn S. Bohn & Thomas E. Nielsen Bessie I. Brewster* Bob Chambers & Milly Mill Han Lin Chen John T. & Aveniel A. Cherry Diane R. Compardo & Ron Wienstroer Linda R. Cook Thomas M. Corpora & Mary Kay Moore Jon S. Corzine Harry L. & Stacie Crisp Thomas W. Davis Larry R. DeJarnett & Guinevere Kerstetter-DeJarnett G. David & Kelley R. Delaney Michael R. & Emma J. Durr Jeffrey H. & Kelly S. Emme Diane S. & John R. Fisk Kathleen B. Fralish Thomas W. Franks John Frasca Barbara A. & Thomas W. Frasca Todd A. & Wendy Goodman William M. Herr Kenneth R. Hetge & Della Dusel-Hetge Donna M. Hiller Eileen K. Hoye Augustyn Kenneth J. & Jacqueline M. Hull Carl A. & Janet S. Jennings Marvin K. & Melanie K. Kaiser James G. & Haley Karayiannis Cheonae Kim Marvin D.* & Marion L. Kleinau Dave Steward & Gina Kovach Fred & Carol E. Kuhn George G. & Patricia Loukas Zahoor & Sumera Makhdoom Michael & Tedra L. Miller L. Sherwood & Joan Minckler Scott F. Moller William D. Moore Thomas J. & Janice C. Murray Benard & Norma L.* Patterson M. Hal & Susan F. Pearlman Michael R. & Patty Peters Susan W. & Jeffrey M. Rashid

Dennis E. & Doris L. Rathjen Daryl W. & Ella L. Reid John M. Savio Barbara Sawyer-Koch Lisa W. & Stephen P. Stone Donald R. & Wanda W. Tracy Joseph K. & Nancy Wai Romona W. Ward Ronald L. Ward Stephen L. Wells Virginia K. White Charles S. & Margaret A. Wilson Anna Woerner Daniel J. Woerner

ROSCOE E. PULLIAM SOCIETY $100,000 - $249,999 Roscoe Pulliam was the first university alumnus to become president (1935-1944) and the first president not to be selected from the faculty. Limited university status was granted to SIU in 1943, and three colleges – Education, Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Vocations – were planned. Credited to Pulliam were the alumni office, religious foundations, a student health service, and expanded faculty benefits.

Maqbool & Samina Ahmad D. Gordon & Natalie G. Allan David F. & Vickey J. Anderson Marcia A. Anderson Chris & Patricia L. Auffenberg David A. Baer Judy A. Baine Cynthia A. & Stephen W. Baker Harold R. & Lana G. Bardo Andrzej Bartke Imogene C. Beckemeyer C. Daniel Binkley Barbara J. Blacklock & John C. Ham Joseph A. & Stacey L. Bleyer Lorie A. Bleyer Steven A. & Toni Bleyer Lane Blume-Hudgins & Joseph Hudgins Beth C. & Thomas D. Boggs Donna L. & Hunt Bonan Frank W. Bonan Roy M. Bot Kathleen M. Bottum John C. Boyd Steve & Carolyn D. Boyd Linda C. & Kent Brandon Kristie & Rick C. Brandt Brenda K. & John S. Brewster Frances Brown Pamela J. Brown Colleen A. & Richard E. Brown Marjorie A. Bryson Jacqueline N. Buck F. Dale Budslick Kim Roland W. & Berlean M. Burris David E. & Rebecca Busby

William R. & Paula L. Bushelle Patrick J. & Tari A. Butler Nick P. & Kimberly K. Calamos Anne M. & Ray R. Capestrain Michael C. & Nancy B. Carr Ramona M. & James A. Chamness Padmalatha Chandrashekar* Yunfei Chen Ching-weng Chu* Christine & David Clinton George H. & Pamela J. Cook Clarence C. & Donna M. Copping Linda J. Corder James R. & Pamela D. Couch Sara E. Culhane Edward E. Curtis Sherry L. Denny Jeff & Margaret A. Diederich Kathy J. & Bruce A. Doerr Carolyn F. Donow, Ph.D. & Herbert S. Donow, Ph.D. John C. & Kay R. Dosier Ronald G. & Helen H. Dunn Jerry & Laura F. Eader George A. Edwards Edward F. Eigenrauch Elwanda D. Fenwick William A. Fenwick* Glenn V. Follis J. Roland & Linda K. Folse John M. & Karyn K. Forbes Barbara A. & Thomas W. Frasca Randy & Nancy K. Fricke H. R. & Sally Gentsch David G. & Brenda O. Gilbert Nancy K. Glassman & James E. Lemert Stephen D. & Cheryl A. Goepfert Paul Green Terri Greenamyer Kimberly S. Gregory Peter R. Gregory Ray A. & Cynthia S. Griffith Julie A. & John V. Guida Patricia A. Guyon John S. & Robin M. Haller Edward A. & Monica Hamilton Amber B. Hanson Robert B. & Jan R. Hardcastle Roy K. Harris Kathryn L. & Joe H. Harrison James R. Hayes David R. & Deborah L. Herndon Kara L. & Rodney J. Herrin Dr. Roger & Cathy Herrin Delney N. & Andrew G. Hilen Nelda W. Hinckley Frank G. Houdek & Susan E. Tulis Diane C. Hughes Osaretin B. & Valerie D. Idusuyi Fred R. & Candy Isberner Geoff & Jennifer Isringhausen Susan J. Isringhausen Dorothy A. Ittner James N. & Deana M. Jannetides Robert A. & Melissa J. Jensen

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Debra A. Sarvela Jan M. & Steve Schauwecker Walter L. & Janet A. Schroeder Barbara J. Schwartz* George V. & Diane M. Sheffer Gail A. & L. Dean Short Lisa G. & Samuel J. Short Jamieson G.* & Lynn K.* Shotts Kassy Simonds & Joe Gareis Ronald L. & Christine B. Smith Carolyn W. Snyder James Daniel & Linda R. Snyder Howard M. & Karri I. Spiegel Lance P. & Mary K. Steahly Ron & Jane W. Stockton Michelle J. Suarez & Gary A. Robinson Bobby Don & Francis Sullenger Nobuyuki Tanaka Gordon R. & Sharon D. Teel Elinor R. Thaviu Thomas S. Thaviu Shelley A. Tischkau Larry Townsend & Judy C. Drolet Donald R. & Laurie F. Trowbridge Glenn Urquhart Frank J. & Linda L. Vala Elaine M. Vitello, PhD Timothy A. VanFleet & Korine G. Vlahos-VanFleet Charles W. Wagner Beverley J. & Mark L. Ward Greg Weeks Patricia K. Welch Lisa S. & Keith A. Wichterman H. Wesley & Eileen Wilkins Brian E. & Gena M. Woodard Jayne A. & Jerry Wright Laura Wright*

HENRY W. SHRYOCK SOCIETY $50,000 - $99,999 Henry Shryock, our fifth university president (1913-1935), joined the English department faculty in 1894.

Credited to his administration were further curriculum revisions, the rural education program, a significant physical education and athletic program, a new power plant, and the construction of Shryock Auditorium.

Sydeny Abrahams Jeffrey E. Agnew Bill & Jane* Alexander Mark R. Alexander Peter C. Alexander Karl Antonius Richard Arblaster Ellis M. & Holly Arjmand Frances Armstrong Larry D. Bailey & Loleta Thomas-Bailey Steven G. Bailey & Karen F. Goodhope John H. & Dorothy W. Baker Kevin D. & Lyn G. Bame Jerald T. & Lynne D. Barkmeier Roland J. Barr Laura S. & W. Eugene Basanta David N. & Patricia R. Bateman Belinda & Dylan P. Bates Brenda K. & Thomas L. Baumann Bertha S. Becker Donald L. & Shirley A. Beggs John G. & Christina Benitez

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James R. & Nancy G. Eisenhauer Lawrence A. & Merinda J. Eisenhauer Patricia B. & Donald E. Elmore William L. Enyart & Annette A. Eckert Bill & Robin C. Ernest James T. & Karrie S. Ewers Donna R. & Richard E. Falvo Joseph Feder Agustin Fernandez Judy A. & John F. Ficks Rachel G. Fischoff Michael Fisher Thomas H. Flaherty Joyce E. Fogleman Bruce E. & Janet B. Fohr David K. Fombelle Kristi L. Fombelle Robert Fombelle Nanette R. Franks Mary Luh Fraunfelter Joseph C. & Maureen C. French Helmuth H. Fuchs* Donald Fuller Judith S. & Robert L. Garrison Cindy & Philip S. Gatton David A. & Amy Gelber Paul J. & Marilyn M. Georgy Brad & Susan Gesell Linda & Wesley J. Gibson James T. Gildersleeve Clarence G. Glenn Samuel Goldman Stephen Goodhead Laura K. Grandy Roger G. Gray Mark D. Greatting & Starlin A. Haydon-Greatting Terry J. & Jane E. Grewe Charles W. & Margy L. Groennert Russell A. & Wendy A. Gruber George J. Gumerman Sheila J. Gumerman Russell L. & Carole P. Halbrook Dale B. & Karen H. Hales Melanie S. Halford William R. & Mary A. Hamilton Yvonne P. Hammonds* Laura L. Harbaugh Prozesky & Corné Prozesky Louis C. & Marilyn S. Harding Steve Hardy Geraldine M. Harre Dale W. Harrell Susan S. & William K. Harryman James W. & Mary M. Hart M. Velina & William F. Hartmann John E. & Ruth A. Hawkins James A. Haworth Todd C. Headrick* Stephen P. Heckel Paul & Carol A. Henry Michelle P. Herrin Pat & Barb Hewson Kelly C. Higgins & Jeffrey M. Lehman Byron E. & Janet S. Hill Diane C. Hillard-Sembell & Mark E. Sembell Mark A. & Stacy L. Hinrichs Kim J. & Sara E. Hodgson William J. & Ruth A.* Hoffman Caryl & Henry Holz James R. & Joan L. Hood Marilyn W. Hoskins Stephen J. Howe

Joanne T. Huffman Richard C. & Pamela L. Hughes John S. & Nancy W. Jackson Richard L. Jantz Mary L. Jeffers Charlotte E. Johnson Christopher J. & Stacey L. Julian-Fralish Patricia K. & Anastasios D. Karayiannis Kathy Pine & Mark A. Brittingham Robert C. & Beth A. Kaufmann Michael S. & Rhonda K. Kelley Larry & Leslie Kelly Mark A. & Kim Kelly Markus Kessler & Amy C. Arai Barbara & The Honorable E. Dan Kimmel Jerry L. & Kathy* King Laura L. King-Vidales & Henry Vidales Rodney W. & Cynthia K. Kinzinger Sarah Kitchen Kevin G. & Sandra E. Klaine Thomas Knapp Bonnie M. Koblitz Patty L. & Victor S. Koenig Horst R. & Sandra Konrad Gregory D. & Barbara L. Kraus Rodney E. Kroenlein & Sarah K. Lingle Jerry E. & Lois A. Kruse Lillian Kucan Colleen P. & Al Kuczynski Melinda A. & Alfred B. LaBarre James A. & Mary G. LaCharite Wilma L. Lampman Diane C. Levitt Valda Licitis* Mitchel D. & Carol R. Livingston Timothy P. & Polly H. Lo Linda L. Lorenz Timothy J. Loughran Vincent R. & LaDonna S. Luckey Lawrence A. & Mary A. Luebbers Carl W. Lutes Gray M. & Donna N. Magee Karen L. & Mitchell J. Magee George E. Marifian Kurt R. & Lori J. Martin John P. Mast Patrick B. Mathis Lawrence C. Matten & Susan C. Krems Dave McGeown Jennifer L. McIlwaine & Richard Q. Stephens Mary A. McRae Kevin L. Mechler Cristina N. Medrano-Johnson & Clifford B. Johnson Robert L. & Karla G. Mees Greg & Linda C. Meredith Gary L. & Sarah M. Merideth Joseph A. & Annette Messina Sherrill J. & Van B. Miller Richard Mills Chris & Barbara A. Mitchell Samuel C. & Carol J. Mitchell Christian & Carolyn Moe Julie A. Moller Kevin R. Morefield Carolyn S. Morgan Glenda L. Morgan James R. & Leslie Morgan Richard L. & Julie Morgan Mark A. & Melissa A. Morley Douglas D. & Carmen M. Mueller Jacqueline R. Mueller & Scott Coffman Barry T. Mulshine

Mike & Debbie M. Munge Charles L. & Maureen C. Murphy George B. & Mary A. Murphy Richard A. & Judy A. Navarre Ronald A. Naversen David A. NewMyer & Sue Burroughs William J. Niehoff Christopher H. & Michelle R. Noonan Linda E. North Ed & Patricia A. O’Day Zachary T. Ouart Sue L. Overton Jean Paratore Stephen M. & Kathryn E. Parks Daniel R. & Patricia L. Parmley Linda S. Patton Steve Patton William D. & J’Amy Payne Dr. Willie Pearson Fernando Pereira Rollin M. Perkins Michael G. Perris Garrett E. & Susan J. Pierce Peter J. & Rebecca M. Pirmann Mary R. & John T. Pohlmann Louis S. Premkumar Brodie Price Charles E. & Erika Priester COL (IL) J.N. Pritzker, ILARNG (Ret.) Jean E. Pulliam N. Regina Rabinovich & Franco M. Piazza Randy A. & Donna B. Ragan Donald E. & Sheri J. Ramsey Ronnie Rapoport Val & Jim Rea Jacob G. & Carolyn L.* Rendleman Beverly Reynolds Gordon K. & Sue E. Rhine Shari R. Rhode Kevin J. Richter Daniel A. & Joan M. Rightmire K. Thomas Robbins, M.D. & Gayle E. Woodson, M.D. Nathaliewyn F. Robbins Phyllis E. Robeson Neil Robinson Steve & Jan Rogers Judith G. Rossiter Bob Roth Charles G. & Marlene T. Russell Thyra K. & Herb Russell Don Safnuk Scott A. & Kristen L. Salmon James R. & Betty L. Sanders Michelle M. & Paul J. Schafer Rolf & Pamela J. Schilling Nancy J. Schuch Diane K. & Michael J. Schumacher Mark S. Schuver Diane E. Schwab Bart E. Scott & Starr Harper James D. Scott Karolyn M. Senica Paul A. & Laura A. Sforza Constance M. & Michael F. Shanahan James J. & Laura C. Sheffer Marsh & Melodi L. Sheffer Patrick F. Sheils Sun K. & H. Christina Shin Sherry D. Simmons Patricia J. Simon James E. & Marcia B. Sinnott Andrea R. & Robert J. Siracusano Frederick J. Smith

Frank L. & Mary F. Snider Matthew S. & Christy W. Solverson Pamela J. & Douglas R. Speer Mark J. & Louise R. Stegman Mark E. & Margaret D. Stenftenagel Edward F. Stephens James C. & Christina Stephens Victoria L. & William M. Stephens Pat S. Stephens-Williams & Mark Williams Kevin J. Stine Sam Stokes Kyle G. Stokien Barbara J. Stotler Donald J. & Mary H. Stucky Gerald D. & Linda S. Suchomski Sherry A. Sutton Neil R. Swartz & Karen Akwa James C. Sweitzer Greg & Dana A. Talley Helen Tenney Naumer Charlotte Thompson Suhler & John S. Suhler Judy F. & William P. Thorpe Roger D. Tippy Jitendra K. & Nivedita Trivedi Francis H. & Julie A. Tsung Andrea J. Turner G. Robert & Joan G. Tyler Anthony G. & Patricia K. Tzoubris Charles H. & Janet M. Vaught Rita Victor Robert E. & Ida* N. Wargel John O. & Lori Watson Gregory W. & Colleen M. Webb Joyce C. Webb Brad & Lori A. Weiss Charlotte West Bonnie C. & Stephen J. Wheeler Joseph L. Williams Michael R. & Susan L. Williamson Lisa M. Willoughby Donald W. & LaLeeta J. Wilson William L. & Ronda Q. Wilson Harry D. & Susan J. Wirth Lynnette C. & Robert L. Wolff Alyson G. & Thomas E. Wolz Mary Wood Molo & Steven F. Molo Richard E. & Angie Workman James E. Worrall Christopher E. Wottowa & Catherine K. Hart David A. Yepsen Steven D. & Kathy A. Young Randall A. Youngblood Michael J. & Karen S. Zelten

DANIEL B. PARKINSON SOCIETY $25,000 - $49,999 Daniel Parkinson, SIU’s fourth president (1897-1913), was one of the university’s original faculty members.

During his tenure, extensive changes to both the curriculum and the facilities were made. In 1907, the Illinois General Assembly approved the bachelor of education degree – the first being granted by Southern Illinois Normal University in 1909.

Wheeler Hall, Allyn Hall and Anthony Hall were built during Parkinson’s administration.

Andrea Abrahams Marianne E. Abrahamson Laurie A. Achenbach Aldon M. Addington & Dona R. Bachman Edward J. Moticka* & Eunice J. Adrian Alan L. & Joan Ahr Janet R. & Thomas M. Albers Kimberly S. & Tahir A. Ali Rosalie A. Alongi Cris J. Anderson Darrel R. & Sandra K. Anderson Doug & Claudia J. Anderson Rolf A. Anderson Michael D.* & Sally W. Andreas John R. & Marilyn J. Annable Carl E. Arentzen & Kathleen E. Kojis Patricia D. Arey Milton B. Armstrong & Lewann Harper-Armstrong Dale A. Arnold Beth M. Arthur Terry E. & Susan P. Asher Angela L. & Thomas R. Atema Lynne A. Auld & W. H. Carl Ebeling Ray & Texie Baldwin Jeffery T. & Brenda L. Ball Phyllis A. & David L. Bandy Melissa A. & William J. Banz Kenneth R. & Tamara A. Barba Joan Barenfanger Amber J. Barnhart & Stuart Frank Richard D. Barrett Daryl G. & Denise D. Barth Helen P. Batson Vicki L. & Virgil A. Beadle Kenneth W. Bean Allan G. & Barbara B. Bennett Ronald L. & Sharon K. Benton Patricia H. Berne & Louis M. Savary Andrew B. & Joan D. Bernhardt Lawrence A. Bernstein* Samuel N. Berry* Dorothy B. Beyler Tripti Bhattacharjee Barry W. Birnbaum, Ed.D. James R. Bittermann Kelli J. Blaise Jerry D. Blakemore Stan Blecher James B. Bleyer Mike R. & Pam M. Blumhorst Barry H. & Kathleen Bodie Rachel J. & Robert M. Bodziak Jeffrey A. & Barbara L. Boehler Sarah E. & Jason P. Bond William D. & Deborah A. Borkon Sean T. Boston Jay W. & Catherine T. Boulanger Donald W. Braden Cheryl G. & John G. Bradley Gail M. & James E. Braeutigam Al & Carol E. Brandenburg Kay M. Brechtelsbauer* Betty L. Brennan Mark C. & Toni L. Brines Donald R. & Janice C. Britton Beverly J. & Christopher V. Brock Stephen W. Brodt Richard J. Brooks Karen E. Broquet & Gregory N. Krutsinger Charlie B. Brown Margaret I. Brown Mary L. Brown Scott E. Brown & Marlene Knell Brown

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John O. Hudgins Fred A. & Ann G. Huff Kenneth R. Hughes Sharon K. Hull & Cynthia A. Fraed John T. Hundley James L. & Joanne B. Hunter Richard H. & Sheri L. Hunter Anita M. Hutton Elaine Hyden & Thomas J. Ziglinski Evelyn W. Jackson Martine P. Jackson Melba & Preston Jackson Mary E. Janello Carol H. & Kenneth R. Jenkins Floyd C. & Jane E. Jerkins Angela G. & Larry W. Johnson Leslie E. & Kathleen M. Johnson Steven A. Joliat & Annette L. Primrose Bernard I. & Jane E. Jones David L. & Susan L. Jones Kathy Jones Allison E. Joseph Bruce W. & Deborah M. Joseph Janet B. Kahn Jason M. & Nicole N. Kane Keith P. Keller Charles E. Ketring Aziz U. Khan Richard L. Kies Gregory Kim & Tara Blank-Ney Mary Alice & Philip M. Kimmel Carol A. & David G. King Gary R. & Mary E. Kinsel Nancy E. & Richard W. Klassen George E. & Karin M. Klenovich Ray P. Knake Darlene & Mark D. Knott Ronald D. Koblitz John F. Kofler Gary P. Kolb & Georgia M. Wessel Diane C. & John A. Koropchak Sharon L. Krudl Lea A. & Richard D. Kuehl Thomas W. & Valerie A. Kupferer Julia M. Ladner Kathy & Ray H. LaHood David M. & Kathy J. Lane George A. & Barbara J. Lanxon John L. Larsen Daniel E. & Cynthia L. Larson Judy & Hubert M. Lattan Harald Lausen Marianne W. & Michael J. Lawrence David R. & Karla J. Lee Gary L. & Lynn G. LeFevre George Leka* Morton P. & Barbara G. Levine Lynn Andersen & Phillip Lindberg Sharon S. & Roger D. Lipe Arlene F. and Gene A. Liss Camelle W. & Darnell T. Logan Osbert L. & Joe I. Lomax Joel K. Lovelace & Elizabeth F. Arthur David A. & Janice M. Lowenberg Janet Clark Loxley, Ph.D. John S. & Kathleen R. Ludwig Cathy E. Luebke Robert Luken Jeffrey P. Lum Darlene S. Lutchka & Michael A. Workman Judith G. Lyerla Christopher W. & Sarah J. Maender Susan C. Maier Mokenge P. & Tracy A. Malafa

Daniel R. Mann & Thomas J. Miller Stanley M. & Leslie E. Mann Sandra L. Marsili Jack F. Matlock Mark A. Mattos Carl F. & Victoria L. Mauck Corene M. & Matthew J. Mavigliano Jack K. & Norma J. Mawdsley M. Dereth Maxey Keith Mayo Suzanne H. McCafferty Kay E. & Scott A. McClatchey Hannah T. & Richard T. McDaniel John L. McDaniels Clinton D. & Debra V. McDonnough Brian G. & Millicent S. McElheny Gene H. McFarland* Mary K. & Thomas E. McGinnis Robert J. McGlinn Brian P. McGrath Darren S. McGraw Patricia S. McManus & Murray K. Clayton Christopher M. McMillin & Kelly Burke Wes & LaVern A. McNeese Keith M. McQuarrie William L. & Virginia D. McWhorter Mary A. Mechler John K. & Lisa E. Merkin Alan L. Miller Donald C. Miller & Susan A. Miner John W. Mills Elaine M. & Mikell T. Miskell Dennis W. Missavage A. Ben & Cyndy Mitchell April Mitchell Patrick L. & Kelly Mitchell Timothy W. Mitchell Fred M. Moehle & Nancy L. Hartman Beth L. & Trent A. Mohlenbrock Barbara A. Moore Diana B. & Alan W. Moreland Charles Morgan Patricia M. Moses Gregory M. Mueller & Betty A. Strack Renee J. & Michael E. Mueller Steven C. Mueller & Sharon A. Smaga Brenda J. Myers Gopika & Nagendra V. Myneni Jenifer Neal Kathryn R. Neely Craig D. & Leslie T. Neitzel Herbert R. Nelson Donna & M. G. Nelson Michael W. & Nadine C. Neumeister Stanley E. & Dorisann L. Newby Roxanna B. Nicholes* Daotai Nie & Aiming Wang Peggy A. & Walt Nieds Michael A. Niesel & Heather J. Flowers-Niesel Cathy Noble Alice M. Noble-Allgire & Richard L. Allgire Thomas A. Noonan Glenn A. Norem* Marie A. Norem Molly F. & William R. Norwood Ila J. O’Brien Timothy P. O’Connor Gregory L. & Lori A. O’Hara Dwight H. & Mary L. O’Keefe M. Slade & Annick O’Keefe Carrie L. & William T. Okuno Marolyn W. O’Neil Henry L. Ong

Michael V. & Nancy L. Oshel Blane & Julie A. Osman Judi K. & John O’Steen Thomas J. & Tommye K. Pace Heather C. Paquette & Paul S. Franczyk Kenneth L. Park Myosik H. Park Elizabeth J. & Jack M. Parker Jeffrey D. & Sherrie L. Parks Bridget M. Parris Scott J. & Alicia M. Pate John & Sharon R. Patterson Gail B. Patterson Allan D. & Linda S.* Patton Robert L. Paulson David R. & Ronda L. Payne Elaine & Ray B. Payne Julian C. Pei & Nancy Hunter Pei Robert A. Pell Julie M. Pena H. F. W. Perk* J. Michael & Nikki L. Perschbacher Jerre C. Pfaff Susan L. Phillips G. Keith Phoenix & Virginia Herrmann Michael A. Pick Laurie-Anne Pidutti Melody C. Pierce Stephen J. Pineda Cristina D. & Joel A. Pisoni Irina & Michael D. Podolsky Rita J. Podolsky Charles Pollack Jane S. & William N. Pontikes Alice & Garry Pope Charles A. & Bikkwai Y. Prange Denise J. & Mark D. Prince Dorcy M. & Don E. Prosser Peter Pugliese Michael K. & Sharon S. Purcell Adaire & Mark W. Putnam Lori L. Quigg Mark D. & Cynthia C. Rabe Jane Hayes Rader Janice A. Radtke Arnold E. & Paula D. Ramage Charlotte M. & Ross W. Randolph Krishnamurthy A. Rao & Vijayalakshmi N. Ayyagari Sujatha Rao Charles T. Reeves, II

Roberta & Craig R. M. Reeves Diane L. Regan Kurt C. & Ruth A. Reid Marilyn J. Reinhardt Donald W. Reis Michael R. Reis John S. & Andrea E. Rendleman Katrina P. & Paul A. Renzaglia Sharon R. & John C. Resch Judy G. Reynolds Cynthia T. Rice Don S. Rice, Ph.D. & Prudence M. Rice, Ph.D. Jonathan Ries Virginia B. Rinella Bruce D. & Gudrun Riter Amanda A. & Ralph J. Robertson Gail B. & Andrew G. Robinson Kenneth R. & Sheri L. Rochman David M. & Mary K. Rosenhauer Dale E. Rothenberger Barry Rubinoff Mary C. Rudasill Robert S. & Pamela Ryan Constance E. & Leonard P. Rybak Lee Sanders Michael Sandlin Kathleen J. & Perry M. Santos Debra Sarsany Charlotte J. Sauget Stephen J. & Katharine L. Scates Peter Schaefer Kathryn M. & Rodney E. Schimpf Mark L. Schmelzel Charles E. & Nancy M. Schmidt Suzanne J. Schmitz Paul G. & Bobbie S. Schoen Jennifer A. & Kurt S. Schroeder David H. Schwind Shirley C. Scott Dean W. & Cora O. Sedlacek Ann V. Sedman Rudy R. & Jean A.* Seward Craig D. & Diane L. Shanklin Leonard P. & Norah Shaykin Stephanie L. Shelley & Linda C. Schuette Barbara A. & William L. Shepherd Benjamin A. & Ann M. Shepherd June D. Sigman Sheila J. Simon & Perry A. Knop James E. & Angela B. Simpson Ellen Sinclair

Sunil K. & Rupali Sinha Lucy A. Sloan Pautler & Edwin W. Pautler Jolynn F. & Gerard V.* Smith Lawrence J. Smith & Sheila Stocks-Smith Toni L. Smith Allegra F. Snyder* Virginia M. Solverson Shipra S. Somani Laura M. & Matthew L. Soucy Susan O. Spellman Gregory S. & Victoria L. Sprehe Robert R. Steele James R. & Susan S. Stegeman Marlene & Richard W. Steger Myron M. Sternstein Benjamin W. & Janda T. Stevens Erin E. Stock Angela R. Stokien Tab & Steve Stone Gregory N. & Ann Stroube Duane & Sue E. Stucky Nathan P. Stucky Alan J. & Martha R. Stutz Michael E. & Robin Sulser Diane K. & Chuck Summerlin Martha S. Sumner Judith A. & Theodore R. Sunder Mary Sutherland Michael A. & Beth Sutton Katherine D. Swafford Raymond W. & Martha K. Swift Georganne P. & William L. Syler Phillip K. & Nichole L. Sylvester Ruane P. & Debra W. Tanner Fred A. & Kathryn A. Taylor George J. & Marilyn B. Taylor George W. & Susanne M. Taylor Steven A. Tedesco Joyce T. Texter* John J. Theriac Deborah L. & Gary I. Thomas Philip V. Thorne Curtis D. & Karun A. Tillett Emily J. Timpe Gloria C. & Mike Tison Christine Y. Todd Donald S. Torry & Lisa M. O’Neill-Torry Anne E. Travelstead Judy Y. B. Travelstead & Will W. Travelstead, Ph.D. Peggy S. & Roger B. Traycoff

Robert J. Treash Edgar P. Trotter & Sandra T. DeAngelis Carolyn & Peter Tschomakoff Michael L. Tucker Michelle Tucker Susan M. Tucker Ukeme & Christina O. Umana Margaret Van Meter Andrew J. & Carol A. Varney Vera Vasudevan Tammy S. & Jeffrey W. Vaughn Rosaire Verrier Lee A. & William M. Vicars Charles G. & Camille M. Wade Matthew R. Wadiak Jamie M. Walker Richard C. Walker Bradford Waltrip & Elaine L. LeChien Daniel F. & Charlotte L. Ward Todd A. & Lisa A. Ward Patricia M. Waters Bruce B. & Margaret G. Weber Mark & Jackie Wehrle Robert K. & Jan C. Weiss Mary A. Welge Robert B. Welker Laurel A. Wendt David A. & Tara R. Werlich Sandra C. & David P. Werlich Thomas G. Werlich Danny G. & Kathy L. Wheeler Gail & Linda D. White Greg & Pat White Richard E. & Valerie B. White Barbara J. & Bradley K. Williams Donald A. & Cathy S. Williams Kathleen & Larry L. Williams Mary J. & Robert M. Williams Robert E. & Sharon L. Winders Rick E. & Gale E. Winningham Sheryl C. Winschel Carol J. & Omar E. Winter Margaret E. Winters & Geoff Nathan Amy K. Witherite Adam J. Wolfe Jennifer R. & Tim Wolfe Linda M. & Brett W. Wolters Jeffrey L. & Aura M. Woodruff Evan R. & Tasha Youngblood Chester R. & Diane M. Zara Robin L. Zitter

WE THANK ALL OUR DONORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT IN 2021-2022.

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Chancellor’s Council Annual Giving Societies

The following societies have been established to recognize donors of $1,000 or more during fiscal year 2022 ( July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022).

VISIONARIES $25,000 & ABOVE Individuals Carl E. Arentzen & Kathleen E. Kojis Frances Armstrong David A. Baer Cynthia A. & Stephen W. Baker Laura S. & W. Eugene Basanta George W. & Barbara J. Beck Christine L. & Jeffrey I. Bennett Samuel N. Berry* C. Daniel Binkley Lorie A. Bleyer Darrell E. Bryant & Jeffrey A. Franklin William R. & Paula L. Bushelle Anne M. & Ray R. Capestrain Greg N. & Nancy C. Cook Harry L. & Stacie Crisp Harry L. Crisp, II G. David & Kelley R. Delaney James R. & Nancy G. Eisenhauer Jeffrey H. & Kelly S. Emme Michael J. Foss John Frasca Barbara A. & Thomas W. Frasca David G. & Brenda O. Gilbert Julie A. & John V. Guida Steve Hardy William M. Herr William J. & Ruth A.* Hoffman Richard C. & Patsy S. Jones Arlene F. and Gene A. Liss Mitchel D. & Carol R. Livingston Howard Y. Lo Barbara A. Marder-Gately & Charles M. Gately John P. Mast Jeffrey E. & Tabatha K. Mayer Allan L. McCabe * Dennis W. Missavage Roger J. Missavage* Scott F. Moller Kevin R. Morefield Beth A. & Daniel T. Mueller Renee J. & Michael E. Mueller Thomas J. & Janice C. Murray Gopika & Nagendra V. Myneni Herbert R. Nelson Henry L. Ong Kenneth L. Park Bernard G. & Norma L.* Patterson Les B. Pauly Michael R. & Patty Peters Pamela K. & Philip M. Pfeffer Glenn W. & Jo Poshard Susan W. & Jeffrey M. Rashid James M. Rosser Marsha G. & John C. Ryan Debra A. Sarvela John M. Savio Rudy R. & Jean A.* Seward Herbert S. & Barbara S. Shear Sun K. & H. Christina Shin John D. & Jayne E. Simmons Dale & Deborah K. Smith Donald E. Starzyk Robert R. & Evelina Steele Dave Steward & Gina Kovach Mary Sutherland Roger B. & Sally A. Tedrick Evelyn M. Thomas

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Frank J. & Linda L. Vala Vera Vasudevan Elaine M. Vitello Charles W. Wagner David A. & Tara R. Werlich Thomas G. Werlich Amy K. Witherite Adam J. Wolfe Businesses Estate of Allan L. McCabe Adisseo USA Inc. Aviation Interviews, LLC Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Capestrain-Tracy Family Fund Carl E. Arentzen Trust Alwin C. Carus Mineral Trust Compeer Financial Cosmetic Car Company Holding Inc. Estate of Nancy L. Couse Frasca International, Inc. General Motors Corporation George A. Bates Memorial Foundation George Delaney Farms, LLC Estate of Betty Ruth Harris Estate of Lauren E. Harvey Estate of Celia R. Hutton Illinois Farm Bureau Estate of Carl Langenhop Manna Pro Products, LLC Marion Mitsubishi Subaru Estate of Wanda A. McCabe Memorial Health Michael J. Foss Revocable Trust Estate of Roger J. Missavage BMO Charitable Fund Program Orthopaedic Institute of Southern Illinois Estate of Norma Louise Patterson Pepsi MidAmerica Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. Estate of Doris E. Roe Simmons Hanly Conroy SIU Credit Union Estate of George O. Slankard Southern Illinois Builders Association Southern Illinois Construction Advancement Program Southern Illinois Healthcare Springfield Plastics, Inc. Estate of Michael G. Sutherland The Boeing Company The Bruces Joy Trust The Chicago Community Foundation The Guida Family Foundation The Illinois Equal Justice Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Waldemar J. Klasing Private Foundation Weldbend Corporation Western Illinois University Windgate Charitable Foundation

INNOVATORS $10,000 - $24,999 Individuals Edward J. Moticka* & Eunice J. Adrian Doug & Claudia J. Anderson Harold R. & Lana G. Bardo Andrzej Bartke Foster G. Beamsley*

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Gregory R. Bever Dorothea A. Bilder* Richard W. & Brigitte A. Blaudow Mark R. & Peggy Botterman Catherine T. & Jay W. Boulanger Kristie & Rick C. Brandt Brenda K. & John S. Brewster F. Dale Budslick Kim Ronald P. Centanni Ramona M. & James A. Chamness Diane R. Compardo & Ron Wienstroer Rosemary J. Cornell Lawrence C. & Alanna Y. Cotton John C. & Kay R. Dosier Larry Townsend & Judy C. Drolet John M. & Linda T. Dunn Ronald G. & Helen H. Dunn CherylAnn Easley Lynn Elgart John M. & Jennifer S. Flack John M. & Karyn K. Forbes Walt Frazier Lee M. Fronabarger Todd A. & Wendy Goodman Roger G. Gray Bradley C. Hagy Marilyn M. & Perry R. Hall William R. & Mary A. Hamilton Amber B. Hanson Robert B. & Jan R. Hardcastle Dale W. Harrell Paul & Carol A. Henry Kelly C. Higgins & Jeffrey M. Lehman Delney N. & Andrew G. Hilen Frank G. Houdek & Susan E. Tulis Fred R. & Candy Isberner Dorothy A. Ittner Robert A. & Melissa J. Jensen Keith & FloAnn Klukis Jeffrey M. & Angela M. Kottkamp Gilbert H. & Jean E. Kroening Jerry E. & Lois A. Kruse Colleen P. & Al Kuczynski James A. & Mary G. LaCharite Laurie K. Landgraf Holly A. Leitch & Frederick D. Gillespie Gail L. & John A. Lorenzini Joel K. Lovelace & Elizabeth F. Arthur Zahoor & Sumera Makhdoom Suzanne H. McCafferty Cristina N. Medrano-Johnson & Clifford B. Johnson Harvey N. & Collie C. Michaels Lynn C. Mitra John M. & Mary M. Moreland Douglas D. & Carmen M. Mueller Dwight H. & Mary L. O’Keefe Srdjan A. Ostric Tilden E. Parks Jan T. Pasek M. Hal & Susan F. Pearlman Louis S. Premkumar Randy A. & Donna B. Ragan Charlotte M. & Ross W. Randolph Krishnamurthy A. Rao & Vijayalakshmi N. Ayyagari John M. & Robin R. Renfro John L. Roseberry Thyra K. & Herb Russell Jan M. & Steve Schauwecker Rolf & Pamela J. Schilling LaNita L. & Robert M. Schuster Prashanth C. & Shoba B. Shekar

Ronald L. & Christine B. Smith Laura M. & Matthew L. Soucy Howard M. & Karri I. Spiegel Mark E. & Margaret D. Stenftenagel Kyle G. Stokien John H. Summey Donald R. & Laurie F. Trowbridge Ukeme & Christina O. Umana Richard C. Walker Larry D. & B. Kay Weatherford Marita A. Weaver Gregory W. & Colleen M. Webb Lisa S. & Keith A. Wichterman Michael R. & Susan L. Williamson Ryan & Tara L. Willis Charles S. & Margaret A. Wilson William L. & Ronda Q. Wilson Dana R. Withers Lynnette C. & Robert L. Wolff Businesses Advanced Technology Services Alumni Services-SIUC Ameren Corporation APSA Of Illinois Political Action Committee Ayco Charitable Foundation Estate of Foster Gilman Beamsley BJ Grand Salon & Spa BRANDT Budslick Counseling & Psychotherapy Services Commerce Trust Company Deloitte Foundation Delpha & Samuel Berry Trust Estate of Samuel N. Berry and Delpha S. Berry Dorothy Anne Ittner Trust First Southern Bank Forbes Financial Group, LLC F-W-S Countertops Hella Electronics Corp.

IBEW Local Union 702 Levi, Ray & Shoup, Inc. Lomalex Business Enterprises Midwest Charity Horse Show Association Moneta Group Charitable Foundation Estate of Sue Nguyen Estate of Marian Faye Oelheim Ron Ward Chevrolet SDCC Properties Manager, LLC Shell Oil Company Foundation, Inc. Southern Illinois G. I. Specialists, LLC Springfield Luncheon Optimist Youth Account Springfield Mass Transit District The Bernard and Naomi L. Podolsky Charitable Trust The GROWMARK Foundation The Henry A. Jubel Foundation Timberline Fisheries Corp.

Vogler Motor Company, Inc. Walt Frazier Youth Foundation Withers Broadcasting Group

ADVOCATES $5,000 - $9,999 Individuals Ainsworth Family Trust Janet R. & Thomas M. Albers Milton B. Armstrong & Lewann Harper-Armstrong

Miryam A. Assaf-Keller Bryce A. & Stacey R. Ayers Steven G. Bailey & Karen F. Goodhope Jeffery T. & Brenda L. Ball Karl S. & Heather A. Barnhart Michael B. & Christine A. Behrmann Michael G. Bernard Todd & Rebecca H. Blaudow Lori K. & Robert C. Bleyer Steven A. & Toni Bleyer Beth C. & Thomas D. Boggs Steve & Carolyn D. Boyd Donald W. Braden Norma M. Brown John J. & Sarah A. Buckley William J. & Tonia Burke Raymond C. & Myrrl H. Burroughs Jonathan W. & Suzanne R. Burton Dean B. & Cookie Campbell Cynthia Carr Michael C. & Nancy B. Carr Susan E. & Dennis P. Carr Thomas F. Catania John T. & Aveniel A. Cherry Marilyn J. Cianciolo Kevin P. Clark Paul L. & Lee Ann Conti Michael A. Coracy Linda J. Corder Thomas M. Corpora & Mary Kay Moore George Costin Martha C. Crothers Cathy S. & Shane S. Denney Robert E. & Patricia G. Dennis Sherry L. Denny Tracy Dillard Mary D. Disseler Carolyn F. Donow, Ph.D. & Herbert S. Donow, Ph.D. Brian N. Dorris Christopher D. Dreyer Ronald R. & Kay L. Eckiss Joan J. Ehnle Lawrence A. & Merinda J. Eisenhauer Kate T. & Thad Ellet Tyler S. Fitch & Marianne E. Downey Jane E. Ford Susan M. Ford & Albert L. Allen Randy & Nancy K. Fricke Judith S. & Robert L. Garrison Mark J. & Sylvia F. Garwin James T. Gildersleeve Stephen D. & Cheryl A. Goepfert Peter R. Gregory Robert P. Griffin Ray A. & Cynthia S. Griffith Timothy E. Griffith John S. & Robin M. Haller M. Velina & William F. Hartmann John E. & Ruth A. Hawkins James A. Haworth Robert G. Hays Edward J. Helleny Kathleen D. & Thomas C. Henderson Alison L. Hiller Kevin J. & Susan H. Hingle Patricia L. & Robert L. Hite Nathan H. Hodson John T. Hundley Geoff & Jennifer Isringhausen Susan J. Isringhausen Carl A. & Janet S. Jennings Aziz U. & Tarfa Khan Barbara & The Honorable E. Dan Kimmel Ronald D. Koblitz Daniel G. Korte & Dawn Korte, Ph.D. Dennis J. & Patricia A. Kortkamp Marilyn K. Krug John L. Larsen Richard W. & Ruby E. Lingle Sharon S. & Roger D. Lipe Timothy P. & Polly H. Lo

Janet Clark Loxley, Ph.D. Regina R. & Paul E. Lunsford Kurt R. & Lori J. Martin Nicholas A. & Amanda L. Martin Holly L. Martyn Lawrence C. Matten & Susan C. Krems Allison E. Mayfield William J. & Gail G. McGraw William L. & Virginia D. McWhorter Miriam S. Meltzer Chris & Barbara A. Mitchell Mike & Debbie M. Munge Donna & M. G. Nelson David A. NewMyer & Sue Burroughs Christopher H. & Michelle R. Noonan Ed & Patricia A. O’Day Anne V. Oldham Zachary T. Ouart John & Sharon R. Patterson Gail B. Patterson Todd J. Patton Michael A. Pick Garrett E. & Susan J. Pierce Peter J. & Rebecca M. Pirmann Mary R. & John T. Pohlmann Ashley N. & Dennis R. Poshard Michael K. & Sharon S. Purcell Dennis E. & Doris L. Rathjen Gordon K. & Sue E. Rhine Virginia B. Rinella Kenneth R. & Sheri L. Rochman Charles W. & Mary F. Roe Robert C. & Anne L. Russell Scott A. & Kristen L. Salmon Carol S. Sanders Mark L. & Eileen P. Schmelzel Walter L. & Janet A. Schroeder Janet Shanks June D. Sigman Harold I. & Meg A. Smith Jolynn F. & Gerard V.* Smith Carolyn W. Snyder Matthew S. & Christy W. Solverson Violet, Julie H. & Mark E. Staley Julie H. & Mark E. Staley Charlotte P. & John F. Stobart Barbara J. Stotler Bobby Don & Francis Sullenger Neil R. Swartz & Karen Akwa Charlotte Thompson & John S. Suhler Francis H. & Julie A. Tsung Charles H. & Janet M. Vaught Matthew R. Wadiak Romona W. Ward Ronald L. Ward Todd A. & Lisa A. Ward Patricia K. Welch Stephen L. Wells Danny G. & Kathy L. Wheeler Greg & Pat White H. Wesley & Eileen Wilkins Donald W. & LaLeeta J. Wilson Harry D. & Susan J. Wirth Philip J. Wittry Lisa M. Wood Evan R. & Tasha Youngblood Randall A. Youngblood Michael J. & Karen S. Zelten Jun Zhou Businesses Ainsworth Family Trust Archer Daniels Midland Company Arthur Agency, Inc. Assumption Cooperative Grain Company Auffenberg of Carbondale Auffenberg of Southern Illinois/Herrin Blacklock Financial Strategies Group of Wells Fargo Advisors Boeing Gift Matching Program California Community Foundation

Campus Fridges, Etc. Inc. Capital Group Co. Charitable Foundation Carbondale Convention & Tourism Bureau Cars For Charity Cass Cable TV, Inc. Cedarhurst Center for the Arts Custom Tours & Travel, Inc. Denney Jewelers, Ltd. Dr. Homer H. & Amber G. Hanson Trust Farm Credit Illinois Fat Ass 5K & Street Party for Charity Garwin Family Foundation Goldman Sachs Gives Health Care Service Corporation Heartland Plastic Surgery Center Herrin House of Hope Hiller Family Foundation Hormel Foods Corporation ImpactAssets Isringhausen Imports Jim Hayes, Inc. KPMG Foundation M. G. Nelson Family Foundation Marion Panepinto Trust Marion Toyota McDonald’s Restaurant Megabytes Incorporated Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc. PPG Industries Foundation Rural King Holding Co. SAGA Communications of Illinois, LLC Sharp-Hundley, P.C. Silicon Valley Community Foundation Southeast Missouri Hospital Southern Illinois OB-GYN Associates, S.C. State Farm Companies Foundation Sullivan Auctioneers, L.L.C. T K Ellet Plumbing, Inc. Texas Instruments Foundation The Bank of Carbondale The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida The First Bank & Trust Co. The Tedrick Group The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust The UPS Store, Inc. The Villas of Holly Brook Herrin Thirteen RF, Inc. Vic Koenig Chevrolet, Inc. W. J. Burke Electric Company Ward Chrysler Center West Kentucky Rural Telephone Cooperative, Inc. WSIL-TV3

BENEFACTORS $2,500 - $4,999 Individuals Ann Hillberg Seitzinger Alan L. & Joan Ahr D. Gordon & Natalie G. Allan David F. & Vickey J. Anderson Marcia A. Anderson Patricia D. Arey Bruce E. Arnold Larry D. Bailey & Loleta Thomas-Bailey Judy A. Baine John H. & Dorothy W. Baker Kevin D. & Lyn G. Bame Junaid Baqai Richard D. Barrett Donald L. & Shirley A. Beggs Mary E. Berger Dorothy R. Bleyer Michael R. & Pamella M. Blumhorst Sally H. Brackney Linda C. & Kent Brandon

Thomas C. Britton & Molly S. Edwards-Britton Marcia L. Bullard & Thomas J. McNamara Kenneth V. & Betty R. Buzbee Rodney & Karen S. Cabaness Charles D. Callahan Douglas W. Carlson Bob Chambers & Milly Mill Michael J. Chambliss Dane J. Church Erik J. Constance Rene E. Contino Chris Cook-Leitz & Richard Leitz Susan E. & Jeffrey W. Cozzens Vernon E. Dasch Cindy L. Davidsmeyer & Mary Mayes Julie Davis & Thomas Frost Kathy J. & Bruce A. Doerr Cord & Ann Dombrowski R. Matthew Donkin Jared H. & Maryann J. Dorn Palma S. Dorris Lynne A. Auld & W. H. Carl Ebeling Brandon P. Edwards & Amanda D. Mulch Carolyn B. Ferdinand Judy A. & John F. Ficks J. Roland & Linda K. Folse Julia Ladner Jennifer L. & Gregory W. Furkin Anne E. Gaylord & Donald D. Monty Daniel C. Giedeman David W. & Laura K. Giesen Gwen D. & Carl Giganti Patricia G. & J. Phil Gilbert Jeffrey A. & Diane M. Goffinet Christopher M. & Jennifer Graves Cara A. Gravlin Johnne Y. Griffin Patricia A. Guyon Dale B. & Karen H. Hales John E. & Jeanette M. Halldorson Charles T. & Tracy D. Hamilton Mark E. Hansen Laura L. Harbaugh Prozesky & Corné Prozesky Kara L. & Rodney J. Herrin Eric L. Hiser Judy M. Hopkins John V. & Meckenzie C. Horberg Anita M. Hutton Osaretin B. & Valerie D. Idusuyi John S. & Nancy W. Jackson Janice L. Jacobs & Kenneth B. Friedman Tonya L. Janecek Steven A. & Jeanette I. Johnson Scott G. Kanavos Mary Alice & Philip M. Kimmel Gary R. & Mary E. Kinsel Gerald M. & Sue Kouzmanoff Julia M. Ladner Howard A. & Carolyn S.* Landon Judy & Hubert M. Lattan Betty S. & James W. Legacy Bobbe S. & Joseph S. Lenzini Jon C. Liebman Robert A. Loftus Timothy J. Loughran Emma A. & Luis C. Lovis Vincent R. & LaDonna S. Luckey Christopher W. & Sarah J. Maender Adrian P. & Gabriela I. Martin John McClung Brian P. & Dawn McGrath The Honorable Donald F. McHenry William P. McMinn F. Lynn McPheeters Anita Mehta John K. & Lisa E. Merkin Joseph A. & Annette Messina Anneke M. & Walter C. Metz Dr. John W. Mills Harold L. & Cynthia M. Milner

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Cool Cruisers Dalhousie Golf Club, LLC David Anderson State Farm Insurance East Side Lumberyard Supply Co., Inc. Ernst & Young Foundation Farmers State Bank First Mid Bank & Trust General Motors, LLC George J. Priester Partnership George N. Mitchell Drilling Co., Inc. Giganti & Giganti Fine Jewelry Glenwood Athletic Boosters Green Family Charitable Foundation Harbaugh’s Cafe Hiser Joy Hospital Sisters Health Systems Infinity Marketing, Inc. Jacob G. Rendleman Trust Legence Bank Neighborhood Co-op NOTS Logistics, LLC OptimusFox Pathway Health Clinic Pioneer Natural Resources Pisoni Insurance & Financial Services Prairie Living at Chautauqua RARE Chop House Republic Airways Rotary District 6510 Shaw Polymers, LLC Shawnee Health Service and Development Corporation Silkworm, Inc. Southeast Missouri Children’s Museum, DBA Discovery Playhouse Southern Lights, LLC Stratas Foods, LLC Sunset Funeral & Cremation Center The Chicago Farmers The Jeffery M. Leving Foundation The Stage Company, Inc. Thrivent Charitable Impact & Investing Timothy J. Loughran, DDS, P.C. Venegoni Distributing, Inc. Venus Properties, LLC Vernon E Dasch and Kay Ella Dasch Revocable Trust Vivacious Wellness Personal Coaching Voss Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. Walgreens Williamson County Airport Authority Williamson County Tourism Bureau World Wide Technology Wright Building & Design Center

SPONSORS $1,000 - $2,499 Individuals Thomas D. Abrahamson Charles W. & D. J. Adams Justin Adams Dorcas O. Adaramola Aldon M. Addington & Dona R. Bachman Ronald Aiello Gershon Alaluf Jason J. Aleman Mark R. Alexander Peter C. Alexander Bill Alexander Janet M. Allen Maryann J. Almy Gregg R. & Shari H. Anderson Rakesh N. Annabathula Charlotte A. & Michael J. Anton Lydia A. Arbogast Larry E. Armstrong Barbara A. & Robert W. Arnold Michael J. & Tuesday L. Ashner Charline D. Ashwell-Gibson & Dewey W. Gibson

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Judith A. Auld Craig Austin Gary F. & Janice J. Austin Beatrice C. Awoniyi Mark R. & Kathy A. Baker Phillip Baldwin Andrea M. & David B. Banach Phyllis A. & David L. Bandy Janet W. Banerjee Kenneth R. & Tamara A. Barba Lee Barkow Robert L. Barrick Helen S. & Larry Basler Richard M. Bass Lawrence J. Bassuk & Dallie B. Clark Barry D. Batson & Stephanie B. Cox-Batson Heather N. & Ryan Beal Frank Beckman Karl M. Beckmann Karen Bedwell Herhahn Benjamin W. Begley & Christine Lochhead Christopher W. & Valery C. Behan Justin P. & Samantha Bell Paul L. & L. Nichole Bell Therese M. Benevich-Allor Allan G. & Barbara B. Bennett Shane M. & Tena M. Bennett Nancy B. & Dwight A. Berryman Karen J. & Tommy E. Betts Dorothy B. Beyler Tripti Bhattacharjee Donald W. & Vicky Bickel Martha L. Biggs Janet B. & Edward L. Bilderback James A. Binneboese Vidhya Prakash & Eric Black Everett A. & Kathleen M. Blackwell Robert T. & Carolyn A. Blackwell James E. & Vicki S. Blair Knute R. & Joann E. Bleyer Lane Blume-Hudgins & Joseph Hudgins Jeffrey A. & Barbara L. Boehler Thomas & Margaret P. Boggs Dennis G. & Nancy Boma Michael W. & Nancy S. Bond Pete B. & Mary E. Bondioli Joseph A. Boor Pat & Barb Hewson William D. & Deborah A. Borkon Mary A. & Lee Roy Borowiak Sean T. Boston David A. Boyd Daniel J. Boyle Robert M. Braddock Gail M. & James E. Braeutigam Richard L. & Barbara J. Brake Al & Carol E. Brandenburg John F. Bratton Andrea G. Braundmeier-Fleming & Ryan A. Fleming Eric C. & Corinne E. Brevik Bradley T. Briggs David L. Briscoe Deborah L. & Samuel W. Bross Fernald M. & Claudette D. Brown Gregg R. & Stephanie A. Brown Joseph A. Brown Lance P. & Chelcee D. Brown Treg D. & Karla R. Brown Jerianne R. & Ben W. Bruce Francis A. Brummer Edward J. Brunner & Jane N. Cogie Marjorie A. Bryson Scott G. & Monica R. Bucek Jacqueline N. Buck Jonathan B. Buck Edward M. & Janice L. Buerger Stephen O. Buhman & Linda M. Jorgensen-Buhman Teresa B. Bundy Robert H. & Sarah Bunn

Catherine A. Bunselmeyer Carol A. Burns & Steven E. Kraft Randy & Rhetta M. Burnside Kelli V. Burroughs Phoebe M. & Richard G. Bursua Bettie L. Burtle Matt & Tiffany Businaro Cindy G. & Gerald F. Buys Christopher J. Byers Ryan M. Cadagin Debra E. & Thomas E. Caliper George J. & Patti A. Camille Charles R. & Janice A. Campbell Teri Lea Campbell Douglas B. Carr Fred M. & Min Z. Carter Jarrett J. Catalani Michael I. & Sylvia A. Chalem Brian M. Chandler Rakesh & Anita Chandra Beverley J. Chapman John A. Charles Joseph L. Cheatwood & Kathryn A. Sime Kevin C. & Yu-Ling Chen Pramod N. Chivate Bradford E. & Julie A. Choate Barbara & Gary* A. Church Marc L. Chyba Karen J. Clanahan Jim & Teri Clark Willie A. Clark Jordan Coffey Heather M. Coffman & James Minckler Daisy E. Conduah Scott G. & Lynda L. Conkel Richard W.* & Roxanne Conley Donelda A. Cook Clarence C. & Donna M. Copping Kevin L. Corbin Georgia J. & Jerry F. Costello Jerry F. Costello Dan B. Cotner Felicia M. & Traves D. Crabtree Oyd J. & Annette F. Craddock Susan M. Craft William J. & Jean E. Crampon Ronald E. Cremeens Ann M. Crockett Don L. & Gwenn M. Croft John D. Crouch Julie A. Curry Edward E. Curtis John A. & Melinda A. Dabrowski Martin L. Daesch James C. Dailey Martha A. Damiano Larry J. Daniel Daniel P. Davis J. Michael & Kathleen P. Davis John T. & Kelly A. Davis Larry R. DeJarnett & Guinevere Kerstetter-DeJarnett Ramon L. Delgado Keith Dennis Lawrence J. & Maureen W. Dennis Cynthia K. Derby Robert H. Dickson Joe M. Dillier Barbara B. & Phillip L. Dillow Linda H. Distlehorst Cynthia J. & James W. Dodge Matthew D. Dollins & Julie J. Lund Patrick K. Dooley Xavier A. Dorai Oliver H. & Candace K. Dorn Douglas N. & Michelle L. Dorris Stephen P. Dougherty Jeron T. & Angela D. Dowell Larry A. & Sylvia J. Drake Gabriel & Kathleen A. Dumitrescu Linda A. Dutcher Andrew G. & Janet M. Earnest

Charles F. & Eugenia S. Eberle Paul E. & Sheila M. Echols Patricia S. Eckert & Jerome D. Molumby Ellen Eder Irish & Bruce D. Irish Jon J. Edwards William H. Edwards Toni S. Eggemeyer Barbara E. Eidlin Mark H. & Barbara A. Eisenstein Wendi W. El-Amin Jane E. & Daniel P. Enos Delores Estell James T. & Karrie S. Ewers Norma J. Ewing Linda J. & John L. Eyth Nancy L. & Dennis A. Fager Anne E. & Jason E. Fairfield Gloria G. Farha Flentje & Jack Focht Michael J. & MaryBeth A. Farmer Robert T. & Christina J. Farmer William A. Fenwick* Ellen M. & David D. Ferguson Susan C. & Michael A. Fiello Sara J. & Bruce L. Fleming Mary Flinn Carl R. & Linda J. Flowers John & Luann Flowers Neal E. Foland Mark A. & Laura E. Ford Kim O. Fornero Kristine K. Forney Kimberly S. Forte Jason M. Franchuk Jarvis J. Freeman Cynthia J. & David A. Fricke Daryl E. Fridley Christopher J. & Ronda D. Gaertner Steve & Diane L. Galante James R. & Sharon K. Garbett Robert N. Garcia Danny L. & Keri J. Garrett James E. Gassmann Dianna G. Gaultney Joseph C. & April J. Gauss James E. Gentry Vithal K. Ghanta Ronald E. Gholson James M. Gilchrist & Maria M. DelBeccaro L. Douglas Gill Evelyn I. & Richard W. Gillespie Jodi K. Golden Bert & Joann Gordon C. R. Gould Randall W. & Barbara Graff Susan L. & Ronald E. Graham Simeon J. & Ruth D. Grater Terry M. Green George C. Williams & Karen S. Greenberg Avona E. Greene Carson G. Greene* & Allison J. Roberts Greene Charles H. Gregg Catherine M. Grenfell Donald L. & Vicki J. Griffin Richard L. Griffin Lynn M. Gross Donald E. & Susan Guinnip Shaily Gupta & Tom Mathew Roberta Guthrie Dolores D. & Thomas M. Gwaltney Debra Y. & R. Joe Hale Brian T. Hallin Sheldon G. Halterman James D. Hamilton Max D. & Cheri C. Hammer Ryan D. & April D. Hammer Heeyoung Han Kenneth H. & Amy M. Hannah James A. Harbaugh & Shelly Ebbert Thomas D. & Amy L. Harmon Sharon Harris-Johnson & Dennis T. Johnson Georgia C. Harrison

J P. Hart Karen A. & Gary G. Hartlieb Erin R. & Kevin N. Hascup Steve R. & Susan E. Hawkins Jane A. Hay David S. & Carla Hays Janet L. Healy Roy C. & Bonnie Heidinger Ronald J. & Robin J. Hein Fred Heisler & Denise O’Leary Paige Henderson Joseph Q. Henkle Jana Hensiek Carolyn Hiatt Richard H. & Susan L. Hiatt Michael Higgins John E. Hollister Kathryn L. Hollister Michael B. Hood John W. & Carolyn J. Hooker Leonard F. & Lisa L. Hopkins Arthur M. & Gayle F. Horne Jem A. Hudgins Molly J. Hudgins & Tracey K. Bione John W.* & Marjorie L. Huffman India Y. Hugghis Diane C. Hughes Kenneth R. Hughes Richard C. & Pamela L. Hughes Robert L. Hull Judith & Robert Huller Alan L. Hutton David Hutton Sue L. & J. Doug Ingram Mark D. Irwin Robert A. Jackson Paul C. & Rhoda Jacobs Bryan M. & Andrea Jenkins Lawrence P. & Evelyn Jennings Ryan L. & Sara L. Jennings Bernard J. Jensen Greg V. Jensen & Kari M. Wolf Nola S. & Allan J. Jewell David A. Johnson Garrett M. Johnson George M. Johnson Laurie R. Johnson Rebecca L. Johnson & Michael A. Kelly Theresa M. Johnson Victoria E. Johnson Devin M. & Elizabeth A. Jones Eugene C. Jorandby Patricia K. & Anastasios D. Karayiannis Kiran R. & Leah N. Kareti Cindy Kasai Kent J. Kasik Michael W. & Jill E. Kasser Geraldine M. Katovich William K. & Rebecca Keene Keith P. Keller David R. Kenshalo Elizabeth F. Kepuraitis Jesse L. Kercheval Steve & Catha L. Kerr Joyce E. Killian Thomas L. Kilpatrick Philip M. Kimmel Maryon F. King Kim & Robert S. Kingsfield Kevin K. Kirchner & Angela A. Weiss Debra L. Klamen & Philip D. Pan Doug Knight Christine C. Knotts Patty L. & Victor S. Koenig Edward J. Kohler Gary P. Kolb & Georgia M. Wessel Meera Komarraju & Suresh K. Tadisina Kenneth L. Kraudel Gregory N. Krutsinger & Karen E. Broquet Matt & Tami Kupec Thomas W. & Valerie A. Kupferer Gregory Kupiec

Melinda A. & Alfred B. LaBarre Devashish & Nibedita Lahiri Allan H. & Norma P. Lammers Barbara L. Large Courtney Y. Ledbetter Julieta M. & Dennis W. Leitner Florence & Keith Lesar George L. & Eleanor Y. Leung Morton P. & Barbara G. Levine Roger D. Lewis Mary A. & Peter C.* Lindahl Lynn Andersen & Phillip Lindberg Eric L. Linson & Kara L. Pasker Ralph A. & Virginia R. Litherland Grant F. & Sylvia H. Little Marco Liuzzo Udaya K. Liyanage Susan Logue Ken & Carolyn B. Loving Kenneth W. Lucy Elizabeth J. Luna Judith G. Lyerla Rachel Lyerla Cheryl T. & Wayne F.* Machnich Daniel F. Mahony Ronald Malmquist Paula J. & Scott R. Maloney Kathy M. & Pat A. Manfredi Daniel R. Mann & Thomas J. Miller Jeffrey S. Marsh Daniel J. & Nancy Martin David W. & Karen G. Maschhoff Kenneth D. & Julie Maschhoff Ryan L. Masterson Manish Mathur David E. & Marilyn S. Matthews George A. Mauck Walter A.* & Susan M. Mauck Jack K. & Norma J. Mawdsley Larry E. & Rebecca A. Mayer Gerald W. McClallen Teresa J. & Whitney P. McCloud Ardis A. McCutcheon Karen L. McDaniel Douglas P. McDonald Karen L. McDougall Earl U. McDowell Tim McEnery Kenneth L. & Ann M. McGinnis Mary K. & Thomas E. McGinnis Joan McGrath Kristine B. & Patrick T. McGuire Glenn A. McKinstry Michael G. McLaughlin Herbert E. McMeen Christopher M. McMillin & Kelly Burke Wes & LaVern A. McNeese Michael J. McNicholas Alvadus B. McPherson Jean M. & John E. McPherson Keith M. McQuarrie Madeline M. Meadows James E. Meason Robert L. & Karla G. Mees James M. & Marilyn J. Meisenheimer Ann Marie Mellas Shirley A. & Jesus S. Menendez Lori Merrill-Fink & Timothy Fink David C. Metz Naomi E. Miali James C. Milford Donald C. Miller & Susan A. Miner Dorothy M. Miller Eric T. Miller Faith Y. Miller John W. Mills S. Burkett & Beverly L. Milner Rajesh G. & Snigdha Mishra Patrick L. & Kelly Mitchell Samuel C. & Carol J. Mitchell Timothy W. Mitchell Fred M. Moehle & Nancy L. Hartman

Aditi Mohankumar Jarl Mohn Roy J. & Joan Mons Colleen J. & Mark D. Moore Michael R. & Suzann Moore Tracie L. & Stacy N. Moore Robert D. Morgan Michael D. & Candy R. Morin John S. Morrison Mary M. Moss Maryam & Siavash Mostoufi Marc P. Muething Bryan E. Mullins Nancy A. & Paul E. Mundschenk Edward J. Murphy Elisabeth A. & Donald E. Murphy Robert L. Murphy Brenda J. Myers Candy C. Myers Rick & Catherine M. Narup Richard A. & Judy A. Navarre Ronald A. Naversen Charles E. Neal Michael G. & Michelle P. Neill Daniel C. & Nicole S. Nester Anthony G. Nestler Joyce E. & Peter J. Nielsen Michael A. Niesel & Heather J. Flowers-Niesel E. I. Nordstrom Roger D. & Martha J. Norman David A. Norton Thomas J. & Doreen M. O’Brien Richard A. & Pamela Ofstein M. Slade & Annick O’Keefe Patricia L. Okita & Alan L. Porter Morry A. Olenick Debra A. Olsson P. James Olsson Marolyn W. O’Neil Phillip K. Orman Bert & Carolyn J. Ozburn Kishan Padakannaya Ray Padovan & Lynne K. Pellegrini-Padovan Mark A. Pagano Elaine S. & Glenn A. Parker Jeffrey D. & Sherrie L. Parks Barbara A. Parrish Ahlers Gina J. Paul Janice Burns & Steve Payne Julian C. & Nancy H. Pei Jamie A. Penkava J. Michael & Nikki L. Perschbacher Barbara I. Peskin John R. & Mary M. Peter Sarah Phalen Dianne L. Philibosian & Thomas D. Seifert Debra M. & Duane Phillips Susan L. Phillips Kathy Pine & Mark A. Brittingham Kathy M. Poell-Odenwald & Steve V. Odenwald Timothy P. Pohlman Bryan L. Polczynski Charles Pollack Gary D. Polston Donna M. Povse Jeffery S. & Sonia L. Powell George W. & Lynda L. Preckwinkle Ann M. Norris-Price & Thomas W. Price Dorcy M. & Don E. Prosser Mark D. & Cynthia C. Rabe Jane Hayes Rader Janice A. Radtke Jaisankar Ramalingam Sophia Ran Roxanne C. Raubacher Andrew M. Raucci Benjamin A. Rawe David E. & Jennifer N. Rawlings Judith A. & Jeff L. Ray James S. & Pamela L. Raymond Julia E. Reid

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HONOR ROLL Michael R. Reis John S. & Andrea E. Rendleman Daniel E. & Dianna L. Reusch Shari R. Rhode Daryl A. & Julie A. Rhodes Debra A. & Tim Ricci Charles D. & Donna J. Rice Ellen Carol & Karol Keith Richard Carl M. & Joyce L. Rideaux Katherine J. & Kevin M. Robbins Amanda A. & Ralph J. Robertson Janice C. & Waverly C. Robinson Jeffrey S.& Dana B. Robinson Marilyn L. Rochman F. Leon Rodgers Michael D. & Theresa Roegge Lora M. Roscetti David M. & Mary K. Rosenhauer Stephen H. Ross Robert S. & Pamela Ryan Mary Ryden William A. & Kim Sahlin Charles R. Sangrelet Harold Sargent Christina Saunderson Azita Namazi & Mohammad R. Sayeh Jeffery S. & Alisha A. Schlenker Gregory C. Schmieder Cheryl L. Schmit Scott K. Schonewolf Robert P. & Margaret S. Schulhof Sandra L. & William G. Schwartz David H. Schwind Calvin C. Scott Michael & Nancy Severa Zimmers Paul A. & Laura A. Sforza Donald H. & Lucinda B. Shaffer Joseph S. Shanahan, Jr. Sandra L. Shea Susan R. Shea Barbara A. & William L. Shepherd Benjamin A. & Ann M. Shepherd Jennifer S. & Lawrence A. Sherry Linda J. & Thomas W. Shields Kwang S. Shin Lisa G. & Samuel J. Short Sherry D. Simmons Dale T. Simms Patricia J. Simon Edward T. & Margaret R. Simonds Kassy Simonds & Joe Gareis Tim L. & Lisa L. Sims Sunil K. & Rupali Sinha Marie E. Sinkiewicz Kyle A. Sinn Stacey C. & Lisa M. Sisk Jim J. Skeeters Diana L. Slaviero & Brian Murphy Gregory S. Slutz David M. Smith James Smith & C. Anne Winston Allen Anna M. Burke & Lawrence E. Smith Ronald E. & Kay F. Smith Webb H. Smith Frank L. & Mary F. Snider Jack & Rickey Snowman Connie L. & Michael A. Solliday Gina G. & Richard R. Solomon Nicole Z. & Eric B. Sommer Barry A. Sommerfeld & Rani A. Sharma Carl J. & Elizabeth M. Spezia Gregory S. & Victoria L. Sprehe James D. Srna Lucy E. Stafford Mary L. & Bill Stammer James R. Starnes Donald J. & Kathleen M. Staten Katie & Adrian E. Stealey Marlene & Richard W. Steger Michael C. Stein Myron M. Sternstein Mona L. & Kelly E. Stevens

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Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Stewart Joseph Stewart Jason D. & Leann S. Stilley Ted & Brenda Stockton Andrew E. & Mary T. Stoker Glenn A. & Carrie E. Stolar Erin M. & Christopher S. Stone John D. Straub Thomas M. Striegel Wally F. & Patricia A. Strow Donald J. & Mary H. Stucky Michelle J. Suarez & Gary A. Robinson Chadd J. & Mary Sukut Patrick T. Sullivan Raymond W. & Martha K. Swift Phillip K. & Nichole L. Sylvester Steven Ta Rashid J. Tamimie Debra W. & Ruane P. Tanner Charles R. Taylor Robert J. Tiffin & Jan W. Presley Howard W. & Judee A. Timm Shelley A. Tischkau Gloria C. & Mike Tison Stephen J. & Debra S. Tock Sharon L. & Kevin B. Todd Edward P. Todderud Joel O. & Judy C. Tolliver Donald S. Torry & Lisa M. O’Neill-Torry Michael C. Tow Christopher J. & Peggy Trapani John D. Trasvina Judy Y. B. Travelstead & Will W. Travelstead, Ph.D. Terry A. & Carolyn E. Travis Joanna B. Tweedy Randy R. Twyford G. Robert & Joan G. Tyler Angela K. Upchurch Wilhelm Brandon N. & Kori L. Vagner Judy Vahling Stephanie A. & Carlo J. Van Ulft Andrew J. & Carol A. Varney Tammy S. & Jeffrey W. Vaughn Gregory A. Veach Hank J. & Cathy L. Vejvoda Ranie J. & Doug Verby Marlene M. Verdun Rita Victor Robert J. Vigars Carrie L. Vine Dale H. & Sandra F. Vitt Colleen J. & Bob Vogt Joseph K. & Nancy Wai Robert L. Waldron Beverly J. Walker Cynthia L. Walker Robert D. Walker Mary M. Waller Michael R. Wallner & Wendi N. Breezley-Wallner Lichang Wang & Qingfeng Ge Steven J. & Amy B. Waranauskas Robert E. & Ida* N. Wargel Anthony S. Warnelis Billy R. Washington Mel E. Watkin Cherie B. & John M. Watson Jim & Deb Waymack Zachary M. & Marita L. Weatherspoon James A. Webb Roger L. & LaDonna M. Webb Mark & Jackie Wehrle Olga D. Weidner Brad & Lori A. Weiss Robert B. Welker Lori C. & Joseph C. Wemlinger Sandra C. & David P. Werlich Denise L. Werner Iris E. Wesley K. A. & Veronica West Reinhard M. & Sharron S. Westenrieder

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Charles H. & Diana P. Weyhenmeyer Gail & Linda D. White James A. White James E. White Richard E. & Valerie B. White Douglas L. & Joanne B. Whitley Patrick E. Whitten & Bridget A. Burke David Wiers Andrew C. & Tiffany Wilber Judith A. & Verne E. Wilhelm Jennifer L. Wilken Joseph G. Wilks Arlin C. & Laraine E. Williams Jakobi E. & Cassandra Williams Jeff & Roberta S. Williams Zac P. & Kirsten Winstead Allen W. Wittenauer Paula Wolff & Wayne W. Whalen* Don & Chevyoune H. Wood Judy F. Wood Robert C. & Kathleen Woodruff Steven J. & Pamela A. Woodward Richard J. Wostratzky Donald K. & A. Misty Wright Greg & Anna M. Wright Yixin Yang & Xiaoyan Bao Michael Yokley William P. Zachary Chester R. & Diane M. Zara Steven J. Zelman Robin L. Zitter Sharon K. Zook Businesses 3M Foundation, Inc. AAR Corporation Ace Hardware Advanced Kidney Institute, LLC Affordable Gas & Electric Company, LLC AIA Illinois Foundation AISIN Manufacturing Illinois, LLC Ally Financial, Inc. Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society AMSD Foundation Arcadia Wealth Group, LLC Area Agency On Aging for Lincolnland Balloon Fest Centralia Banterra Bank Battle Creek Community Foundation Bayer Fund Bemco Mattress, Inc. Blue Sky Vineyards, LLC Boost Auto Parts Brookens Wood Floors, Inc. Cape Air/Nantucket Airlines Cars, Inc. Central Commodity FS Character Blossom Books Charity Golf International Clintech Corporation Coca-Cola Foundation, Inc. Coffman’s Martial Arts Community Foundation of Central Illinois Community Foundation of Tampa Bay Computer Banc Cooper’s Hawk Winery and Restaurants Costello for Congress Curry and Associates, LLC D J & W Farms Davis-Standard, LLC Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc. Dianna G. Gaultney, D.D.S. E. T. Simonds Construction Co. Eagle Riders Edward Jones Eggemeyer Associates Architects, Inc. Epic Press Etcetera Flowers, Fine Gifts & Gourmet, LLC Fidelity Foundation

Gadsden-Trethewey Charitable Fund Gale Land Management LLC Gator Automotive, Inc. GeoGraph, LLC Gilbert, Huffman, Prosser, Hewson & Barke, Ltd. Graham & Hyde Architects, Inc. Haaappy Street, LLC Harold O’Shea Builders Harvey Welch Trust Heil-Schuessler & Sinn Funeral Homes LLC Heritage Health-Springfield Hickory Point Bank & Trust Higgins & Higgins, Inc. Hudgins Orthodontics Hughes Law Firm I.B.E.W. Local Union 702 Illinois Democratic County Chair’s Association Illinois Fraternal Order of Police Labor Council Illinois Soil Classifiers Association Illinois Symphony Orchestra, Inc. IMCO Utility Supply Co. INB Independent Charitable Gift Fund Intel Foundation J. Hugh Shelnutt Trust Jane Hay Real Estate Sales & Staging, Inc. Jeffrey D. Parks Trust Johnson & Johnson Johnson Controls Foundation Jones and Thomas, Inc. Jump Company Justin Adams Farms LLC Knights Action Park, Inc. Land of Lincoln Credit Union Land O’Lakes Foundation Law Office of Devin M. Jones Law Office of Gregory A. Veach Law Office of Robert G. Wheeler, Jr. Learfield Communications, LLC Lincolnshire Pharmacy Lora M. Roscetti Trust Luminary Kitchen & Provisions Lutheran Social Services M & M Service Company Marine Bank Melvin D. Wing Charitable Trust Michael J. and Charlotte A. Anton Trust Midwest Contemporary Glass Art Group National Christian Foundation Nucor Building Systems Oakshade Charitable Fund of the Bank of America Gift Fund Owen H. Ackerman Family Charitable Fund Paige Henderson Designs Phoenix Cycles, Inc. Precision Drainage Systems Prevent Child Abuse Illinois PRP Wine International Quatro Foods, Inc. Rail Golf, LLC Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund Raytheon Charitable Gift Fund Regional Economic Development Corporation Richard Henry Mills Revocable Trust Rutledge Regency Operations, LLC SAE Orthopedics Sam C. Mitchell & Associates Samron Midwest Contracting, Inc. Shawnee Hills Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, P.C. SIU Cosmetic Center Solomon Colors, Inc. Southern Illinois Collegiate Common Market Southern Illinois Equine Clinic Southern Illinois Irish Festival Southern Recycling Center Srna Management LLC St. Augustine of Hippo Church St. Louis Bar Foundation St. Nicholas Brewing Company Staten Family and Cosmetic Dentistry, LLC

StraightUp Solar Swarztrauber & Co. Talley Eye Institute The Furniture King The Gill Law Firm The Maschhoffs, LLC The Sprehe Family Charitable Foundation The Vein Specialists, LLC The Villas of Hollybrook Effingham The Wagner Foundation Tison Financial Group, LLC Tuthmvr, LLC Twyford BBQ & Catering U.S. Bancorp Foundation United Community Bank Universal Glass & Carpet, Inc. William K. Keene - Attorney At Law Willow Run Rentals

PAUL & VIRGINIA SOCIETY The Paul & Virginia Society recognizes individuals who have included Southern Illinois University Foundation in their wills or have made other planned gifts to the institution.

If you have included us in your estate plans and are not yet listed, please contact our development office at 618-453-4268 to establish your membership.

John S. Aleman, Jr. Peter C. Alexander James Smith & C. Anne Winston Allen Ryan M. Anthony Terry E. & Susan P. Asher Steven G. Bailey Lawrence L. Baker Elizabeth L. & Rex H.* Ball Richard D. & Rosemary T. Barrett Robert L. Barrick Kevin M. Barth Marty & Sharon B. Bass David N. Bateman, Ph.D. Scott Kruger & Tracy Beck Kruger Imogene C. Beckemeyer N. Lee Beneze Thea J. Berg Charles H. & Janice B. Bertram Marsha K. & Gary Bertrand Richard W. Best* Barry W. Birnbaum, Ed.D. Richard W. Blaudow Kenneth R. and Marcy C. Bolen Leonard G. Boscarine & Linda M. Plein Mark R. & Peggy Botterman Donald W. Braden Mark H. Bradley Bessie I. Brewster* John S. Brewster Kenneth Brown Edward M. & Janice L. Buerger Mary E. Bulliner C. Dennis Burd Raymond C. & Myrrl H. Burroughs Brent P. & Stacey Buzbee Diane R. Calkins Virginia L. & Denis M. Capone Anne Carman William A. Carmody Thomas F. Catania Ramona Caudillo John D. & Connie K. Cavaletto Ronald P. Centanni Ruth-Marie F. Chambers Han Lin Chen Aveniel A. & John T. Cherry Bradford E. & Julie A. Choate Robin D. Cooper Linda J. Corder Rosemary J. Cornell Margaret A. Costello

Jason P. Covington Jon S. Covington Jackie L. & R. Richard Cox Martha C. Crothers Patrick C. & Barbara B. Cullinane Walter H. Cunnington Paulette Curkin Michael R. & Ann D’Addio Larry R. DeJarnett Robert E. & Patricia G. Dennis Josephine L. Dickens* Robert H. Dickson, Jr. Ralph W. Dieckmann George H. & Judy A. Dillinger Pamala J. Doffek Carolyn F. Donow, Ph.D. & Herbert S. Donow, Ph.D. Karen L. Driver Rick J. DuPraw & Susan E. Hayes-DuPraw Marlou A. Eckert & Mark F. Raeber James P. Economos, DDS Shirley A. Elliott Jeffery S. Elwell & Edwina S. Gower Margritt Engel Donna R. & Richard E. Falvo Frank J. Fara* Norma J. Faust Craig U. Fehrenbacher Shawn Ferguson-Putt Anne Fletcher J. Thomas & Eunice Fly Barbara A. & Patrick J. Forkin Kim O. Fornero Michael J. Foss Helmuth H. Fuchs* Lawrence J. & Kathleen O. Gage Judith S. & Robert L. Garrison Marian George Carol S. Bean & Michael L. Goad Linda M. Gosse Gina M. & Frank T. Gramarosso Mary S. & Allen D. Greenwalt Mrs. John Guyon Pamela G. Hall Amber B. Hanson Robert B. Hardcastle Jane L. Hardy Ronald W. Hari Roy K. Harris Tommy J. Harris, Sr. Bret A. Hartung Mickey V. Haslett John M. & Ann D. Havey James M. & Susan L. Hawkinson Glenn M. & Marie T. Haynes John S. & Maureen P. Heakin Edward J. Helleny Karen Bedwell Herhahn William M. Herr Nancy A. Herzog Kenneth R. Hetge Gary D. Hill Jane L. Hodgkinson Jeff W. Holder Shayne C. Hollandsworth Dorothy E. Holmes Louis P. Hoover Mary K. Houchin Charles F. Howe Stephen J. Howe Don L. & Janice P. Hunsley William M. Hutton Fred R. & Candy Isberner Dorothy A. Ittner Marc & Britt A. Jackson Judith M. James, Ph.D. Melissa J. & Robert A. Jensen Ann M. & James B.* Kahmann Marvin K. & Melanie K. Kaiser Roger S. & Sharon P. Karsk Elliot S. Kaye James R. & T. Darlene Keene

Richard M. Killian Thomas L. Kilpatrick Edward J. Kionka Marvin D.* & Marion L. Kleinau Keith & FloAnn Klukis Sherry L. Knapp-Brown, Ph.D. Darlene & Mark D. Knott Stanley J. & Nancy A. Kopecky Robert T. Kraus John A. & Frances H. Krecek Stan & Camille B. Kucaba Steven P. & Linda L. Kwiatkowski Ella M. Lacey David L. Lacy Marianne R. & Stephen J. Lather Betty S. & James W. Legacy Jerry W. Leman Constance F. Leonard John D. Lindner Sandra L. Early & Robert A. Loftus David S. Finley & Nancy J. Logan Barbra Luce-Turner Cathy E. Luebke Robert Luken Carl W. Lutes Yun Sun Ma Dale R. & Jean A. Martin H. Dan Martin Charles A. Marx, Jr. John J. McAleer Allan L. McCabe* Susan K. McClary & Robert A. Walser Barbara McCutcheon F. Lynn McPheeters Gary L. & Sarah M. Merideth Kenneth C. Metz Martha F. Milcarek Karen S. Mitchell Linda L. Mitchell Mary M. Mitchell Donald S. Monroe Becky Moody Kevin R. & Denise Morefield Yvonne Morris Reta C. Moser Thomas “Woody” Mosgers Gail J. Mrkvicka Edward J. Murphy Michael C. Murray, Ph.D. Ronald A. Naversen Jack R. & Robynn Nawrot Joseph W. Needy Herbert R. Nelson James J. & Ellyn K. Ness Teresa L. Nix-Fincher & Kenneth S. Fincher Linda E. North Joyce Y. & Richard Norwood Molly F. & William R. Norwood Ila J. O’Brien Kimberly A. Omelson G. Jill O’Neal Richard L. O’Neal* Tilden E. Parks Barbara A. Parrish Ahlers Cynthia A. & Jeffery P. Paulsen Les B. Pauly Richard A. & Patricia W. Pautler Rollin M. Perkins Loumona J. Petroff Pamela K. & Philip M. Pfeffer Dianne L. Philibosian & Thomas D. Seifert Jean E. Pulliam Robert J. Ramsey Marilyn S. Raphael William Recktenwald* Daryl W. & Ella L. Reid David P. Ridenour Sheryl Rincker Linda Y. Rindt Judith M. Roales Phyllis E. Robeson Allan W. Rodgers, Ph.D.

John L. Roseberry Kristine L. Rotter Charles G. Russell, Ph.D. Denise J. & T. J. Rutherford Marsha G. & John C. Ryan William A. & Kim Sahlin Cora S. & Gene D. Sams Robert H. & Jackie L. Schmidt Frances A. Schrader Debra Schroeder Thompson Kenneth L. Schuttler Judy S. & Stephen L. Scott Evelyn G. & Thomas D. Seeley Dale T. Simms Ellen Sinclair Robert J. Siracusano Debra A. Smith Marita A. Smith Phyllis W. Smith Toni L. Smith James Daniel Snyder Steven D. Spaner & Judy Jones Eugene J. Sparing Barbara A. Spieth Jacquelyn D. Spinner Charles R. & Patricia A. Spruill Beth E. & W. P. Steffen Michael C. Stein C. Richard & Cynthia A. Stockner Catherine M. Stoltz James R. H. Stumpf Beth Sulzer-Azaroff* Nobuyuki Tanaka Thomas S. Thaviu Evelyn M. Thomas Diane M. & Jerry K. Thomas Annette T. Thompson Martin B. & Patsy D. Tracy Judy Y. B. Travelstead & Will W. Travelstead, Ph.D. Kathleen M. Trescott Chuck & Beverly Trover William P. & Rhonda L. Turner Billy G. Tweedy G. Robert & Joan G. Tyler Bryan C. & Toni G. Vagner Cathleen L. Vano Mimi R. & Julian C. Wallace Carolyn H. WarmSun & Larry J. Cooke Jill A. Wells Robert G. Wheeler Virginia K. White Professor Wenona Y. Whitfield Douglas L. & Joanne B. Whitley Elena J. Williams David B. Winsor Zac P. and Kirsten Winstead Bonnie L. Wirfs Lynnette C. Wolff, Ph.D. Charles J. Wright Laraine J. Wright Richard P. & Trevetta F. Wunderlin Donna M. & John H. Yopp In Remembrance Rex H. Ball Richard W. Best Bessie I. Brewster Juh Wah Chen Josephine L. Dickens Frank J. Fara Helmuth H. Fuchs James B. Kahmann Marvin D. Kleinau Allan L. McCabe Richard L. O’Neal William Recktenwald Beth Sulzer-Azaroff

*Deceased

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FINANCIALS F I N A N C I A L S AS O F J U N E 3 0, 2 0 2 2 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

AS OF JUNE 30, 2022

YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2022

SUPPORT AND REVENUE

ASSETS Cash

$158,814

Receivables Pledge Receivables, Net Estate Receivable Charitable Trusts Receivable Other Receivables Total receivables

$6,996,805 $278,031 $54,435 $396,736 $7,726,007

Investments Investments $223,730,213 Assets Held Under Split-Interest Agreements $2,162,550 Beneficial Interest in Perpetual Trust $1,167,609 Investment in Real Estate $396,000 Cash Surrender Value of Life Insurance $634,217 Total investments 228,090,589

Land, Property and Equipment, Net $633,863 Other Assets $381,125

TOTAL ASSETS

$236,990,398

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities Accounts Payable and Other Liabilties $508,346 Obligations Under Split-Interest Agreements $963,528 Agency Funds Payable $2,755,053 Deposits Held for Others $6,178 Total Liabilities $4,233,105

Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions $14,636,544 With Donor Restrictions $218,120,749 Total Net Assets $232,757,293

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

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$236,990,398

Contributions and Grants, Net of Discount $17,880,592 Allowance for Uncollectible Receivables $75,332 Change in Value of Split-Interest Agreements ($204,920) Change in Value of Beneficial Interest in Perpetual Trusts ($288,130) Investment Loss ($24,025,614) Fundraising Service Income $115,599 Other $210,452 Total Support and Revenue ($6,236,689)

EXPENSES Program Services Student Assistance University and Community Programs Academic and Research Support Total Program Services

Support Services Management and General Fundraising Total Support Services

$5,697,503 $ 6,324,862 $12,022,365

TOTAL EXPENSES

$23,009,911

Transfer From Affiliates Support Service Revenue

$4,824,056 $2,123,190 $4,040,300 $10,987,546

$6,311,058

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS

($22,935,542)

NET ASSETS - BEGINNING OF YEAR

$255,692,835

NET ASSETS - END OF YEAR

$232,757,293

F I S C A L S N A P S H OT Since 2018, SIU Foundation assets have grown by

TOTAL SIU FOUNDATION ASSETS

$236,990,398

20%

$39,439,516 Since 2018, the market value of SIU Foundation endowments has grown by

MARKET VALUE OF SIU FOUNDATION ENDOWMENTS

$171,801,763

18%

$26,593,822

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EXPENDITURES

The SIU Foundation accepts contributions in the form of cash, securities and real estate or personal property. Many corporations will match the contribution of employees, officers, directors and, in some instances, spouses and retirees. The SIU Foundation also accepts various types of planned gifts, whereby the donor makes a gift commitment during his or her lifetime that will benefit the university.

Planned gifts are in the form of bequests, gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, charitable lead trusts and life agreements.

Donors can designate their contributions for items such as scholarships, faculty support, research, facilities and equipment. Donors also contribute toward general support with an unrestricted gift. The SIU Foundation’s expenditures are represented as follows, with “other” including professional development and travel, equipment and expendable goods:

The Foundation’s goal is to increase private support to enhance the University’s mission of being a comprehensive undergraduate and graduate research institution.

CASH CONTRIBUTIONS AND PLEDGES

$18,143,459

TEACHING & RESEARCH

GRANTS TO THE UNIVERSITY

$640,156

$5,878,070

SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS

OTHER

$3,478,730

$990,590

GIFTS IN KIND

$5,272,342

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FINANCIALS E N D OW M E N T I N V E S T M E N T S The SIU Foundation receives endowment contributions and invests them into the endowment investment pool for perpetuity. An annual distribution of a portion of the revenue generated from the endowment accounts is transferred to corresponding current accounts and used according to the donors’ restrictions. Many of the contributions are designed for scholarships, research and the general support of colleges and departments. Please visit siuf.org for more information. The SIU Foundation endowment is invested as follows:

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U.S. EQUITIES

INTERNATIONAL EQUITIES

HEDGED EQUITIES

$58,510,685

$27,848,759

$3,537,679

34.06%

16.21%

2.06%

PRIVATE EQUITIES

FIXED INCOME

COMMODITIES/NATURAL RESOURCES

$10,075,334

$38,758,189

$15,254,924

5.86%

22.56%

8.88%

REAL ESTATE SECURITIES

MONEY MARKET

$4,662,339

$13,153,854

TOTAL $171,801,763

2.71%

7.66%

100%

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M I S S I O N S TAT E M E N T The Southern Illinois University Foundation was established in 1942 to solicit, receive, hold and administer gifts from private sources for educational purposes. The SIU Foundation provides alumni and other friends as a means to invest in the future of their university. The foundation is an independent, non-profit corporation, which exists solely to further the mission of Southern Illinois University Carbondale. It is a designated 501(c)3 organization with appropriate approval from the Internal Revenue Service to issue tax deductible receipts for private gifts received to support SIU. The mission of the SIU Foundation is to maximize private support for SIU to assist the university in achieving its long-range goals. As outlined in the Strategic Plan, the activities, programs and efforts of the foundation for the next two years will be driven by five priority areas. These areas are developing next wave fundraising programs, fostering and improving relationships with key constituency groups, recruiting and retaining strong high-capability staff, creating comprehensive marketing and communication strategies and implementing board governance and leadership structures.

Throughout the coming years, the foundation will continue to raise money with the help of others, praise our quality board and staff and tell our story.

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