UNM Foundation Annual Report of Giving 2016-2017

Where Generosity Meets Excellence at UNM

Annual Report of Giving 2016-2017

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TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S MESSAGE FROM THE UNM PRESIDENT

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NEW ENDOWMENTS

MESSAGE FROM THE UNM FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP

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TOM L . POPEJOY SOCIETY

UNM FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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This prestigious society celebrates cumulative giving by some of UNM’s most generous alumni and friends.

THE YEAR IN NUMBERS

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CHANGING WORLDS 2020: THE CAMPAIGN FOR UNM

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You helped the UNM Foundation reach almost 93 percent of our ultimate campaign goal of $1 billion, as The Campaign for UNM heads into its final three years.

A FOUNDATION FOR THE FUTURE Through their giving, UNM donors and alumni provide a foundation for the future; not only for current students, recent graduates and patients, but also for forthcoming generations of scholars who will benefit from a quality education and from the generosity of the donors who supported them.

Read some of their stories.

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NEW HORIZONS SOCIETY

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This planned giving society recognizes donors who have included UNM in their estate plans or have made other types of planned gifts.

GIFTS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

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WAYS TO GIVE TO UNM

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From the UNM President

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N BEHALF OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO’s students, faculty and staff, thank you for your generous support this year. It is an honor to write to you as your interim president.

The University of New Mexico continues to fulfill its mission as the state’s

flagship institution in many ways. I am proud to share some of the successes we had this year. UNM’s Health Sciences Center, for the 13th year in a row, received a record amount of external research funding. Our Center for High Technology Materials received more than 200 U.S. Patents.

One of our physics graduate students was part of the team that discovered two supermassive black holes on the edge of our galaxy, Many of our academic programs remain highly ranked nationally, with UNM ranking third in the nation among public colleges and institutions in improved student critical-thinking and problem-solving skills.

We also have been very effective in our continuing efforts to help students succeed academically. This year, our four-year graduation rate

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garnering a significant amount of national and global media coverage.

reached 29 percent (a 92 percent increase since 2012), and our five-year graduation rate is 43 percent (a 9 percent increase since 2012). In addition,

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we have had success in retaining our freshman students, achieving an 80 percent retention rate.

These accomplishments are in part due to our programs aimed at helping improve student readiness in the summer prior to attending UNM, as well as providing continuous support throughout their UNM career. This success also can be largely attributed to additional scholarships and programmatic support from generous donors like you.

Your support is increasingly even more critical to the University, our students and programs as state funding levels continue to decrease. We remain grateful for the steadfast support of our individual, corporate and foundation donors. As each of us

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defines all of us, so does each generously given contribution define your commitment to advancing UNM’s many missions—student scholarship, innovative research, advanced patient care, and so much more.

Your gifts are the foundation of success at UNM. Thank you for your commitment to your university!

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From the UNM Foundation Leadership educational opportunities and a design space for UNM’s talented architecture students.

While the gifts mentioned above benefit many people at once, there are times when gifts help one person at a time. One such gift is the Rayburn Reaching Up Fund (featured on page 14) at the UNM Department of Physics and Astronomy, which helps students achieve their academic goals by giving them the opportunity to participate in conferences, cutting-edge research, and community outreach events.

As these stories and the others featured in this annual report demonstrate, every gift regardless of amount can make an impact, create an opportunity, and change a world.

Thank you to all of our donors—individuals, corporations and foundations—who honor UNM through their generosity. On behalf of our students, faculty, staff, student-athletes, coaches, health care providers, patients and their families, we thank you for your continued support.

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ACH GIFT TO THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO creates a foundation for someone’s future— and holds meaning for the donor choosing to make a positive impact on someone’s life.

Collectively, these gifts also hold meaning for the students, faculty, staff, researchers, health care providers and patients who benefit from this generosity. They create a foundation for building a brighter future.

Some gifts benefit a wide variety of people. For example, Larry Chavez grew up in Albuquerque and worked at University Stadium selling sodas as a 13-year-old. His recent gift (featured on page 10) benefits Lobo Athletics, Popejoy Hall, Anderson School of Management and UNM Children’s Hospital. Other gifts benefit specific programs, such as Antoine Predock and Constance DeJong’s gift (featured on page 12). They donated Antoine’s architectural models, sketches, and notes as well as his design studio to create

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Private Giving FY 2016-2017

GIFTS & PLEDGES BY PURPOSE

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VER $91.4 MILLION in private support was given to The University of New Mexico during the July 1, 2016June 30, 2017 fiscal year.

Along with you, more than 11,500 donors provided in excess of 31,000 gifts, proving that the future of student success, excellent patient care, outstanding faculty and cutting-edge research are highly valued at UNM. More than 99 percent of all private support received is designated to benefit UNM's students, schools, colleges, departments, and programs. (See the Gifts and Pledges By Purpose chart at right.)

Your generosity changes worlds daily at The University of New Mexico. We are grateful for your trust, and we thank you for your gifts.

DONOR RESTRICTIONS

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HE UNM BOARD OF REGENTS has delegated authority to the UNM Foundation Investment Committee to oversee and manage the endowment assets of the University and the Foundation. The pooled assets are combined for investment purposes and operated as a unitized pool known as the Consolidated Investment Fund (CIF). The CIF is managed in accordance with the Consolidated Investment Fund Investment Policy, which is approved by both

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CIF investments are invested for the long-term using a diversified approach with the principal goal of maximizing the return, and thus the benefit to UNM, at a commensurate and acceptable level of risk.

Investment strategy is guided by the concept of complementary managers who are responsible for specific asset categories and management styles in a diversified portfolio (see the CIF Asset Allocation chart at right).

The CIF finished the year with a market value of approximately $425.3 million, compared to $395.1 million a year ago, and an investment return of 11.8 percent, compared to -1.3 percent the previous fiscal year.

The University receives a spending distribution from the endowment annually. (See the CIF Spending Distribution in the far right lower corner.) In addition to customary investment management expenses, the Foundation receives a development funding allocation of 1.85 percent, which is assessed against each participating fund. The endowment principal remains invested to benefit UNM for years to come.

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How We Report Your Gifts FY 2016-2017

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HE UNM FOUNDATION (UNMF) complies with various standards when reporting

private gifts, depending on the purpose of the report and the requirements of the requesting organization. We welcome your questions at (505) 313-7600.

This UNMF Annual Report of Giving reports the total effort of the UNM community in engaging private donors.

Using Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) campaign counting methods, qualifying bequests, cash and in-kind gifts donated directly to

Principles (GAAP). Unlike campaign reporting, gifts of bequests, cash and in-kind gifts donated directly to UNMaffiliated units, as well as pledges outside the criteria for GAAP, are omitted.

Additionally, we participate in the Voluntary Support for Education Survey (VSE), which requires only gifts of cash and cash equivalents be reported.

Given their differing objectives, each of these standards reports the gifts received by UNM differently. Campaign

UNM-affiliated units, as well as pledges

reports are distributed monthly and

meeting the criteria, are counted and

through this Annual Report of Giving.

recognized in the annual total.

Our audited financial statements and a

The UNMF’s audited financial statements report your gifts in accordance with

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Generally Accepted Accounting

link to VSE report totals are available on our website, unmfund.org.

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REPORTED ON THE FOUNDATION’S AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Cash

$27, 597, 299

In-Kind Gifts

$6,657, 800

Pledges

$1,678 , 500

NOT REPORTED ON FINANCIAL STATEMENTS BUT RECOGNIZED AS CAMPAIGN GIFTS

Cash In-Kind Gifts

$25,647, 366 $6,765, 560

Pledges and Estate Commitments

$23,083,406

TOTA L G I F T CO M M I T M E N T S

$91 , 429,931

GIFTS FOR UNM’S CURRENT USE

Cash In-Kind Gifts TOTAL GIFTS FOR UNM’S CURRENT USE

$43,956,639 $13,423, 361 $57, 380,000

GIFTS FOR UNM’S FUTURE

Cash Gifts to UNM’s Endowment

$9, 288 ,025

Pledges and Estate Commitments

$24 ,761,906

TOTAL GIFTS FOR UNM’S FUTURE

$34 ,049,931

TOTAL G I FT COM M ITM E NTS

$91 , 429,931

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Your Gifts Inspire Others, Change Worlds—and Provide a Foundation for the Future

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HANGING WORLDS 2O2O: The Campaign for UNM inspires our alumni and friends to support our efforts to secure a foundation for the future of

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The University of New Mexico. With an enhanced endowment bolstered by your support, student success, faculty research, campus

PROGRESS TOWARD $1 BILLION TOTAL GOAL

programs and capital projects have been improved and better funded.

UNM students come from big cities and small towns across New Mexico, the country and the world to explore, learn and achieve personal goals and dreams. They collaborate with dedicated and accomplished faculty to create scientific breakthroughs, inspiring art, and everything in between. UNM’s medical researchers’ discoveries and the compassionate

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care provided by the UNM Health Sciences Center’s health care providers

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improve patients’ lives every day. These experiences change people’s

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lives, perspectives and attitudes. And when students’ and others’ worlds

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are transformed at UNM, they, in turn, positively influence the world around them.

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As we head into the final three years of this monumental 14-year

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campaign, because of you, we have already seen worlds change— one student, one patient, one class, one research project, one game, one degree, one mind at a time.

Since the University of New Mexico launched The Campaign for UNM in 2006, more than 72,240 donors have contributed over $927 million to UNM’s students, programs, facilities, research and patient care. We are now

$927.61

support by December 2020.

Each gift has the potential to change worlds in our local communities as well as nationally and globally. We encourage you to imagine how your gift will answer the fundamental question of Changing Worlds 2O2O: The Campaign for UNM — Whose world will you change?

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Dreaming Big Largest-Ever Philanthropic Agreement for UNM Athletics Caps Off a Longtime Lobo’s Dream

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HE FIRST LOBOS GAME Larry Chavez (BBA ’69) saw happened to be the first-ever game at University Stadium, against the University of Mexico. The year was 1960, and 13-year-old Larry

and his pals peered through a chain-link fence to watch the Lobos pummel the Pumas, 66-0. That experience gave him a taste of college life and the dream of becoming a Lobo. His first job was at the stadium, where he hustled to sell more ice-cold sodas than the other guys.

Today, Chavez has brought his boyhood dream of Lobohood to its fullest expression with a $10 million, 10-year agreement between UNM Athletics and his company, Dreamstyle Remodeling. The gift is the largest philanthropic agreement in UNM Athletics history and will benefit other UNM departments as well. For a business that Larry started in 1989 with his wife Joyce’s credit card, that’s a tremendous achievement.

Dreamstyle Remodeling’s success today belies its modest beginnings.

It employs over 500 people and has more than 60,000 customers in five states. Dreamstyle is the zenith of the perseverance and dedication Chavez has demonstrated since he enrolled at UNM in the mid-1960s. Perhaps his work ethic sprang from the fact that his high-school grades weren’t up to the mark, and UNM initially denied him admission. “I was devastated,” Chavez recalled. “I went to the admissions office and guaranteed them Joyce Hitchner and Larry Chavez Larry Chavez

I’d do better. A few days later, I got a letter saying I had been admitted under academic probation.”

Chavez didn’t squander that chance. “Somebody trusted me and believed in me,” he said. “If they hadn’t, who knows? I was grateful to be admitted and did very well from the beginning.

I was on the Dean’s List regularly, took a concentration in accounting, and passed all four sections of the CPA exam, which was pretty rare.”

After working for an international CPA firm for several years, Chavez decided to become an entrepreneur. When he launched Dreamstyle, “It was a major struggle. I had no employees, no credit, and no money.”

After a few years, however, business was on the upswing.

The company’s turning point happened about 11 years ago, when it became a dealer for Andersen Windows and Doors.

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Today, Dreamstyle has locations in New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, California and Texas, and keeps as much of its purchasing and operations in

From left, Larry Chavez at 10 years old, his brother Jerry, and their cousin Albert pose in front of the family home on North 1st Street in Albuquerque.

New Mexico as possible.

Eventually, Chavez began picturing Dreamstyle’s name on The Pit. Dreamstyle had already made an impact on the Lobos by contributing to the renovation of the football facilities. “I thought, ‘Wouldn’t it be cool to have sold sodas there as a teenager and then wind up getting my company’s name on the stadium?’” he said. In early spring of 2017, that dream became real. The football stadium has been rechristened Dreamstyle Stadium; the basketball arena, Dreamstyle Arena –The Pit. “This truly is historic for our department and for the University,” said Paul Krebs, former UNM vice president for Athletics, who retired this past June. “Larry Chavez and Dreamstyle have been wonderful members of our community for many years. Larry has a deep love for his university and Lobo Athletics, and this agreement not only benefits our department, but also other areas. I’m very thankful for Larry’s generosity and friendship.”

Chavez didn’t want to stop at the Athletics Department, however. Per the terms of the agreement, $1 million will be distributed between UNM Children’s Hospital, the Anderson School of Management, and Popejoy Hall. “We also wanted to help other

Larry Chavez’s 1969 UNM yearbook photo

areas of the University, so we chose three additional departments, and we hope to add more in the future.”

Chavez is quick to emphasize that it’s an enthusiastic group effort that makes Dreamstyle successful. “I may be the sole stockholder,” he said, “but there are 500

Larry Chavez and his son, Larry Chavez, Jr., pose with Lobo Louie at a Lobo football game.

others who have invested their careers in this company, and I want to make sure they get a good return, that they are happy and productive.”

An inductee into the Anderson School of Management Hall of Fame, Chavez is also a mentor at Stanford University’s Latino Entrepreneurship Leadership Program; he also serves on the Steering Committee for the Joint Center for Housing Studies’ Remodeling Futures Program at Harvard University. He hopes his recent major gift to UNM will inspire other businesses to do the same.

“We have built a great business that has earned the trust and confidence of our customers through the hard work and dedication of our employees, and we intend to continue that for generations,” he said. “All our employees are very proud of this

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Inspired Generosity Luminaries in Architecture and Art Donate Unique Gifts to The University of New Mexico

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EW MEXICO ENCHANTED Antoine Predock and Constance DeJong long before they met and their lives entwined.

Each vividly recalls traveling along Route 66 and traversing Tijeras Canyon’s dramatic portal, where mountains flow into a westward expanse of land and sky.

“I’d never seen mountains like this before,” exclaimed Predock. “For me, it’s where the West starts.” DeJong added, “It was a spectacular gateway.”

Predock drove his old Plymouth from Missouri in 1954 to begin his freshman year at UNM; California native and budding sculptor DeJong arrived to pursue the first of two master’s degrees in 1973. Their lives and work have since been inspired by the high desert environment and cultural resonance here.

Widely renowned, and esteemed by peers and professional organizations for their many years of creative mastery in architecture and sculpture respectively, Predock and DeJong are honoring their deep connections to New Mexico with two significant gifts to the University.

UNM’s Center for Southwest Research and Special Collections in Zimmerman Library is receiving Predock’s archives, a massive compendium incorporating sketches and drawings, designs and blueprints, competition proposals, correspondence, photos and Constance DeJong and Antoine Predock posters. According to Tomas Jaehn, the Center’s director, this archival collection will be preserved for students, faculty, architects and researchers, and designed to last for centuries.

“This is essentially his life’s work, and there are amazing projects here,” said Jaehn, “including the San Diego Padres ballpark, the University of Wyoming

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American Heritage Center, the UNM School of Architecture’s Pearl Hall, all his international work— projects that have been built, and those that never were. We are honored that he is allowing us to have this collection.”

Predock’s work also includes many three-dimensional models, ranging in size and complexity.

A lifelong motorcyle enthusiast, Antoine DeJong addressed the conundrum Predock has acquired a remarkable collection. of conserving them, and placing them in a meaningful way, with an exceptional gift to the UNM School of Architecture and Planning (SA+P); Predock’s Albuquerque compound near downtown will become The Antoine Predock Center for Design and Research.

“I’m happy that this building, this home, this studio, everything that has been functioning for so many decades will live on,” DeJong stated. Architecture can be a 24-hour daily discipline, and the place itself is imbued with the vibrant intensity of its history as a professional center of creation and fabrication. SA+P Dean Geraldine Forbes Isais is excited by the potential for advanced student experiences and instruction, and rotating displays of Predock’s work.

“This will honor Antoine Predock’s legacy, and the legacy of the School,” she noted. “We intend to make the Predock Center the best it can be for our students, the community, and those who believe that architecture, culture and design nurture the soul and elevate society.”

DeJong and Predock have been together for more than a quarter century.

They share a deep interest in form, structure and light. DeJong’s metal sculptures range from monumental to intimate scale. She teaches at the UNM College of Fine Arts, and her work hangs in galleries, museums and private collections.

Predock actually completed his degree at Columbia University in New York and traveled the world to gain insights. Yet New Mexico always beckoned, and he always returned; the atmosphere, geology and antiquity honed his approach to architecture, from Albuquerque to Asia and beyond. His firm now maintains headquarters here, and in California and Taiwan.

Predock uses the term “site specificity” to refer to the way he designs buildings, relentlessly researching history, landforms, climate and culture in the process.

His innovative design of the first La Luz residential development on Albuquerque’s

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West Side in the 1970s—clustering the units, preserving natural landscape, and providing magnificent views of the Sandia Mountains—was radical at the time, but true to his philosophy.

“New Mexico taught me how to be an architect,” he stated. “Architecture has to defend against this place in so many ways. Dust storms, prevailing winds, the assault of the sun from the west —a whole inventory you have to pay attention to and figure out. So I call myself a portable regionalist, because wherever I go, it’s in me to think about site that way.”

Reflecting on their decisions to entrust the University with their gifts, DeJong remarked, “There were other institutions interested in his archive, but he decided to go with UNM, which I thought was great.”

“It’s where I started,” Predock declared. “New Mexico is my spiritual home. All the clichés, like how it hooks you, apply to me.”

He smiled. “So where the hell else could the archive go?”

Clockwise from top left: UNM’s George Pearl Hall in Albuquerque; Luxe Lake New Town Gateway Art Center in Chengdu, China; Northwestern University Center for Journalism and Communication at Education City in Doha, Qatar; and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnepeg, Manitoba.

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HEN I WAS A KID, my parents

electronics, covered by 78 U.S. patents.

got annoyed at how often I

He and Charlotte moved to Albuquerque in 1999

asked ‘Why?’” recalled Zachary

to be close to family; Charlotte died in 2011.

Castillo (BS ’17). “They were always taking me

Electronics Pioneer’s “Reaching Up” Fund Benefits UNM’s Future Physicists

support and mentorship from those who had

at math, and an advanced high school physics

faith in him. Now he’s happy to help others.

class oriented his academic goals. “I knew on

“I created the Reaching Up Fund to help

day one at UNM that I wanted dual degrees in

students reaching up to make life better,” he

physics and applied mathematics,” he said.

Castillo was able to complete a complex

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research project thanks to support from the Rayburn Reaching Up Fund at the UNM Department of Physics and Astronomy.

Established by retired physicist and inventor Charles C. Rayburn, the fund’s concept of “reaching up” has roots in his 1920s childhood, on a small farm in the Appalachian region of Kentucky. Rayburn’s mother died when he was 14, shortly after enrolling him in a high school level class at Berea College, an innovative tuition-free institution.

“Berea became my home,” Rayburn said.

Photo courtesy: Zachary Castillo

“Because I thought radios were exciting, I took

After last May’s UNM graduation, Zachary Castillo (center) poses with his academic advisor, Mousumi Roy (left), and research mentor, Dinesh Loomba.

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From school to industry, Rayburn received

to the library.” The Gallup, N.M. native excelled

a course in electricity that paved my way for the following years.” World War II interrupted

explained. “Physics is my choice because the laws of physics describe how things work.

It opens doors into future developments in biological science, engineering, energy, manufacturing, transportation and research.”

“Mr. Rayburn is a visionary,” stated Physics and Astronomy Chair Wolfgang Rudolph. “His generosity allows undergraduates to engage in cutting-edge research, participate in conferences and organize physics and astronomy outreach events for high school students.”

As one of many students who have benefited from Rayburn’s enterprising philanthropy, Castillo designed and built elements of a prototype chamber for

his studies, but his aptitude for electronics

detecting dark matter for his senior honors

led him to the Army Air Corps where he

thesis. “Mr. Rayburn enabled me to develop

trained in B-29 engineering and attained

relevant and necessary skills in experimental

the rank of captain. He married his college

design and analysis.”

sweetheart, Charlotte, and eventually earned

Rayburn’s gift strengthened the

his MS degree in physics from the University

foundation for Castillo’s scientific career,

of Kentucky.

and the recent UNM graduate will continue

During a long and distinguished career

“reaching up” during his pursuit of a PhD in

at Illinois Tool Works Inc., Rayburn developed

atomic, molecular and optical physics at the

more than 900 inventions in the field of

University of Maryland.

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A Spirit of Generosity College of Pharmacy Scholarship Fund Carries on Professor’s Kindness, Benefits Students

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children to be more in touch with their culture and

motherhood, her part-time nursing job, and full-

their grandparents,” she said.

time study is intense. However, support is always

Fiedler would have understood. He spent most

there when she needs it at the College. “The

of his free time exploring New Mexico, taking

professors are always willing to meet with you,

thousands of photos and documenting local

answer your questions, and tutor,” she said.

culture. Benischek happily accompanied him

Whether she stays in Albuquerque or moves

after they married. Fiedler also documented

her family back to Prewitt, Chee plans to pursue

the College of Pharmacy’s history (a museum in

opportunities to help New Mexicans, as Fiedler

the College bears his name), interviewed many

did. “I’ve lived here all my life and can’t see myself

ILLIAM C. (BILL) FIEDLER loved

pharmacists and lectured on pharmacy in

leaving any time soon,” she said. “New Mexico

helping his students. A professor

Santa Fe. His exceptional collection

needs more health care professionals.”

at the UNM College of Pharmacy

of photos, interviews and other

from the college’s early years until his death in

documents is housed in the Museum

1979, Fiedler “was a student-oriented professor,

of New Mexico archives in Santa Fe.

excellent in the classroom, and very fair,”

Benischek, herself a pharmacist,

recalled his widow, Rita Benischek (MA ’99).

taught pharmacy at UNM from 1970

Shortly after he passed away, Benischek

through 1983. Today, she lives in

established an endowed scholarship fund so that

Oklahoma City and is a chemist

future College of Pharmacy students could feel

at the International Journal of

his spirit of generosity.

Pharmaceutical Compounding.

Rochanda Chee (BSN ’03), one of those

Helping students become

scholarship recipients, is working toward her

professionals is a responsibility,

degree in pharmacy. She has been a pediatric

said Benischek. “I have to give

nurse for 13 years and currently works at UNM

back to my profession; it has been

Hospital. “My heart is in pediatrics,” she said,

good to me,” she said. “Reading the

“but nursing wasn’t what I wanted anymore.”

thank-you notes from the students

Born and raised in Prewitt, N.M., close to the

is thrilling. Bill would have enjoyed

Navajo Nation, Chee is considering returning to

it, too. He was a giving, kind,

her home community after graduation. Working

gracious man, and this is my way

with other Native Americans is important to her,

of carrying it on.”

as is diabetes education and pediatrics. As the

Financial assistance from the

mother of two sons, 4 and 16, Chee feels the tug of

Fiedler scholarship gives Chee

home and roots more and more. “I would like my

some welcome relief. Balancing

Photo: Courtesy Rochanda Chee

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The Gift of Normalcy

said Davis. “They made

Company’s Support for UNM Child Life Program Helps Families Cope with Serious Illness

hospital was fun for

BY MICHELLE G. McRUIZ

her day was, she will

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sure that being in the Emma. If you ask her what the best part of say, ‘getting chemo.’

HERE’S A PLACE where 6-year-old Emma Davis holds a queen’s reign. Where people bring her toys, play with her, and generally adore her. Where she amazes everyone with her strength and determination.

Her parents, Anne and Jason Davis, understand all the fuss. They just

wish that Emma held court somewhere other than a medical facility. But for a child with leukemia like Emma, UNM Children’s Hospital becomes another caring home.

In January 2016, Emma was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic

leukemia, a moment that turned her and her family’s world upside down.

“I hardly remember life before leukemia,” said Anne Davis.

During chemotherapy, the Child Life program at UNM Children’s Hospital tended to Emma’s emotional health. Child Life is comprised of specialists who use play, music and art therapy to create a sense of fun and normalcy for pediatric patients. The specialists distract kids during painful, sometimes scary

try to give children and their families is such a gift.”

Alliance Data agrees with Davis.

A “best places to work”

Emma Davis poses with her brother, Jacob Davis.

customer care center (according to Albuquerque Business First’s 2014-2017 surveys) located in Rio Rancho, N.M., Alliance Data supports branded credit programs for the world’s most recognizable brands and employs more than 700 people. Alliance Data first learned about Child Life in 2016, and this year, through a very generous gift, the company earned naming rights for Child Life’s administrative suite.

“We knew instantly that this was a relationship we wanted to nurture and maintain,” said Dinah Garcia-Tolley, senior director of operations at Alliance Data. “We are impressed with their work and the teamwork it takes to positively impact the lives of these children. It’s our honor to support their efforts.”

Emma’s attitude inspires everyone who meets her. “She’s very brave,” Davis said. “She has never once said, ‘why me?’ or ‘I don’t want to do this.’

organize fun activities for children and families.

She just takes it and moves on. I am so humbled by her strength.”

After one more year of chemotherapy, a series of biopsies will determine

will go a long way to help this program

if Emma is cancer-free. Until then, UNM Children’s Hospital and Child Life staff

continue to help patients feel like regular

will continue to dote on her, bring her gifts, and be delighted by her big blue

kids as much as possible.

eyes and beautiful smile.

“The Child Life folks support the needs, hearts and minds of family members,” Emma Davis

The normalcy they

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“I am so thankful the Child Life program is there, and for the people who fund it,” said Davis. “It really makes Children’s Hospital what it is.”

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a relationship with the UNM School of Engineering (SOE), later funding an endowment to provide equipment and support for a variety of engineering initiatives.

Jan and Steve are also cancer survivors. In 2006, they established The Janice S. Matthews Cancer Research Venture Endowment to accelerate UNMCCC research, including collaboration with the SOE in the pioneering fields of nanotechnology and bioengineering. They’ve been able to help both entities leverage targeted seed gifts into greater grant funding for important projects.

“Our physicians,

S ERNESTINE TRUJILLO AND HER HUSBAND

scientists, and staff

entered a holiday event at the UNM Comprehensive

greatly appreciate Jan

Cancer Center (UNMCCC) last December, she overheard

and Steve Matthews for

Jan and Steve Matthews checking in. “Their names sounded familiar,”

their engagement with

said Ernestine, UNMCCC senior clinical nutritionist. “I finally

our research endeavors

realized they were the couple who provided a scholarship for me

at the interface of

when I graduated high school!”

cancer biology and

Some 20 years earlier, a panel of school board members at Grants High School (GHS) interviewed a nervous 16-year-old Ernestine, as she applied for funding from the Cibola County Education Foundation established by Steve Matthews, the 1956 GHS valedictorian.

“We’ve given two scholarships each at Grants and Laguna-Acoma since 1992,” Steve remarked. “Students are handed a check, and they can do whatever they want with it. The intent is to have somebody get started in life.”

Youngest of seven siblings, Ernestine dreamed of attending college.

The Matthews’ gift allowed her to adjust to her first semester of UNM campus life in a dorm. She concentrated on her BS degree in nutrition with a passion that propelled her to earn a master’s degree in nutrition and dietetics by 2004.

While Ernestine was busy studying and working professionally, Jan and Steve continued their practice of strategic philanthropy

engineering,” stated Director and CEO of the UNMCCC Cheryl Willman, MD. “It was also gratifying to learn that their past generosity contributed to the education of our wonderful nutritionist, Ernestine Trujillo, who supports and counsels

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Tim and Ernestine Trujillo pose with their baby girl, Aviana.

our cancer patients.”

Ernestine loves her current work, and after a bit of hesitation at last year’s holiday event she introduced herself to Jan and Steve. “It was

after Steve retired from Setpoint Inc., a company he helped found.

great to finally meet these generous people who started me on my

His engineering and entrepreneurial success allowed the couple to

path,” she stated. “I felt proud to tell them of my accomplishments, and

travel and work internationally.

how I’m helping people.”

Steve earned a BS degree in chemical engineering from UNM in 1961.

When Jan and Steve resettled in Albuquerque in 2000, Steve rekindled

“Like the old Girl Scout song says,” Jan Matthews declared, “sometimes it only takes a spark to get a fire going.”

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Create an Endowment

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N ENDOWED FUND IS A GIFT that lasts in perpetuity.

It provides continuing support to the University in the areas of the donor’s interest. Endowed funds

may support student scholarships, faculty, the general needs of the University or any school, college or program within the University.

The UNM Foundation works with donors to develop guidelines for how their endowments are to be used, ensuring that donor intent and University policies are honored.

YOU MAY FULLY FUND AN ENDOWMENT IN MANY WAYS: • With a one-time gift of at least the full minimum amount, which varies depending on the endowment’s purpose • Over a three-year pledge period • Through a bequest or other deferred gift In addition to cash, endowed funds may be established and funded through any gift vehicle recognized by the UNM Foundation. These include: • Gifts of securities or real property • Pooled gifts from a group of family, friends or colleagues • Memorial contributions • Recurring gifs For further information, please contact any college or school

development officer (see page 40) or Endowment Relations Manager Judith Davenport at Judith.Davenport@unmfund.org or (505) 313-7651.

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New Endowments

Rudolfo Anaya Fellowship Fund Martha J. and William H. Benton Endowed Scholarship Pierre E. Berry Endowment for the Abraham Franck String Quartet Pierre E. Berry Endowment for the UNM Foundation Lansing B. Bloom Family Award Dr. Patricia E. Boverie Endowment for Transformative Learning J.J. Brody Endowment for Scholarship in Native North American Art History John Martin Campbell Undergrad Student Research Fund Julie and Damon Chronis Endowed Scholarship Eric Laurence Crosson Memorial Endowed Presidential Scholarship DSH Men of Color Initiative (MOCI) Endowed Scholarship Ellis Family Scholarship Fund James S. Findley Fund

Tara Fletcher Endowed Scholarship Fund Maxine and Jerald Friedman Memorial Endowed Presidential Scholarship Mimi Reisel Gladstein Faculty Award Glassheim Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship Dr. Patricia Higgins Professorship in Nursing George C. Hurt, Jr. Endowed Scholarship for Medical Students Dr. Clare C. Johnston Memorial Endowment Dr. William Jones & Dr. Siu Wong Biology Urgent Needs Endowed Fund

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Robert G. Lalicker Endowed Presidential Scholarship Fund Jeanette and Jim Larson Endowed Children’s Book Fund for the Library Cheryl and Emerson Learn Endowment for Faculty Support Robert B. and Ella B. Loftfield Endowed Scholarship Ted S. Lopez Memorial Scholarship John and Neosha Mackey Scholarship in Engineering Professor Margo Milleret Endowment for Portuguese Donald J. and Evelyn M. Neil Endowed Scholarship in Special Education Dr. Kristen OstremNiemcewicz Advanced Practice Nursing Scholarship Endowment

College of Pharmacy Class of 1970 Scholarship Endowment College of Pharmacy Summer Research Stipends for Students College of Pharmacy Student Service Award PNM Women in Engineering Scholarship Peggy and Michael Pollay, MD Scholarship Fund Popejoy Hall Excellence Fund Professorship in Diversity, Health Equity and Education Pipeline Initiatives Ridenour/Mason New Mexico Nursing Education Consortium Fund

Major Timothy S. Sikora, USAF (Ret.), BSN, and Roseann M. Sikora, BSN, Pediatric Hematology Oncology Nurses Professional Development Fund Tracy J. Skipp Scholarship Chester French Stewart and Diana Stewart Scholarship Carole Jean Tafoya Book Scholarship Delores Thompson NM Nursing Education Consortium Endowment Loren Allen Trott Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Special Education Susan B. Tully, MD Endowed Professorship Valencia Reaching Rural STEM Students Title III STEM Endowment

Rio Grande High School Endowed Scholarship

Ann and Arthur Weinstein Endowed Scholarship

Cindy and Tommy Roberts Endowed Presidential Scholarship

Alan and Doreen White Endowed Doctoral Fellowship

Lisa A. Rossi Nursing Scholarship

Calvin and Mary Elizabeth Williams Endowed Award for Civil Engineering

Armond H. Seidler, PhD Endowed Graduate Fellowship Shuster-Beach Research Fund

David Elliott Young New Mexico PBS Endowment Fund

Photo: Bruce Cramer

Jim and Ellen King Professor in Dermatology

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Popejoy era, capped a career that made him a UNM legend. During his tenure, the campus was greatly expanded to include the School of Medicine, KNME-TV, Jonson Gallery, the first Bratton Hall, and The Pit, to name a few, all of which helped shape the UNM footprint today.

We are grateful to those who echo President Popejoy’s passion and commitment to the University and who are changing worlds each and every day. Thanks to Tom L. Popejoy Society members, the greatest impact on student success and opportunity, faculty

Anonymous (22) Revathi A-Davidson and Russ Davidson Beverly Abraham and Mayor Larry Abraham Karen Abraham Fay Abrams Stacy and Louis Abruzzo Esteban Aguilar, Sr. Manjit and Harjit Ahluwalia Susan and Larry Ahrens Leigh Ann and Paul Albers Beatrice and Jeffrey Albright Janet Allen Leslie Amestoy and Pierre Amestoy, Jr. Rudolfo Anaya Sally and Donald Anderson Beverly Anderson Jacqueline and Ronald Angel Garo Antreasian

Laurie Archer and John Catron Rebecca and Adelmo Archuleta Lee and Kent Argubright Patricia Armell and James Phillips Denise Armenta Dale Armstrong Carla and Jerry Arnold Madhu and Sanjeev Arora Olivia and Jason Aryeh Vera Aryeh Dana Asbury and Richard Levy Ellen and Evan Ashcraft Debra and Waleed Ashoo Chris Ashton Lenora Neil Atkins Ginger and Jerrell Atkinson Jean and Ray Auel Kathleen and John Avila

support and research, campus programs, and capital projects and facilities can be achieved.

For more information on this prestigious society, please contact Donor Relations Director Jill Slaby at Jill.Slaby@unmfund.org or (505) 313-7650.

To view a listing of those Tom L. Popejoy Society members who are no longer with us but whose thoughtfulness and support of The University of New Mexico live on, please visit unmfund.org/popejoy-society.

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This esteemed group of donors has grown to more than 1,000 active members who represent all aspects of The University of New Mexico.

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Romona Scholder Christine and Steve Scholl Marian and Howard Schreyer Ruth and Sidney Schultz Karen and William Schumacher Terry Schurmeier Betty Schware Joyce and Sherman Scott Noreen and Robert Scott Sam Scott Jennifer and Randy Self Sandra and Bruce Seligman Scottie and Timothy Sheehan Linda and William Shepard Ă° Scott Sherman Hyun-Koock Shin Stephanie Shipman Beverly and Rodney* Shoemaker Ruth Shore Mondlick Nancy and Eric (Rick) Siegel Leon Silver Ann Simms and Leo Harris Jill and Michael Sivage Paul Skinner Sam Slick Houghton Smith, Jr. Billy Smith Burton Smith David Smoak and Charity Townsend Georgia Snead and James Snead, III Patricia and William Snead Anne Snider Deborah and Gregg Solove Kira Sowanick and Tony Baca Dorothy* and J. Gordon* Sparks Victoria and Robert Stamm Mitchell Stanfield and Patricia Reedy Walter Stark, Jr. Rebecca and Kurt Steffen Julie and Gary Stepic

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H E U N IVE RSIT Y OF N E W M E XICO FOUNDATION created the New Horizons Society (NHS) to recognize individuals and families who have included The University of New Mexico in their estate plans. Members are honored at an annual lunch that celebrates the impact of estate gifts on University programs, students and faculty.

If you name the UNM Foundation as the beneficiary of an estate gift of any size, we want to welcome you as a New Horizons Society member. Estate gifts include a provision in a will or trust, a beneficiary designation (on a bank account, retirement plan or life insurance policy), or any arrangement providing lifetime income to the donor.

Members of Lobo Legacy or Forever Lobo Society, a planned giving program for UNM Athletics, are indicated by a i in the NHS member listing.

For more information, please contact Associate Vice President of Planned Giving Bonnie McLeskey at Bonnie.McLeskey@unmfund.org or (505) 313-7610.

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Anonymous (30) Charles Ables Fay Abrams Revathi A-Davidson and Russ Davidson Jaime Alvarez Isasi and Elaine Carey Raymond Ament Beverly Anderson Larry Anderson and Mary Payne Roy Anderson Joan Arsenault Ellen and Evan Ashcraft Kristina and Harry Asmussen Susan Atchley * Sandra and Burck Bailey Rene Balagna David Barbour Robert Bartel and Kathleen Manygoats Stephen Bass and Laura Hueter-Bass Vance Bass and Margo Milleret Margaret Bell Maria Berry and Mayor Richard Berry Amy Black Samuel Bluefarb Patricia Boardman Janet Boles and Frank Evans Susan and Paul Bombardt

Diane and James Bonnell Stephen Borbas Karl Bossi Penny Bott Yvonne and Robert Bovinette Joan and Raymond Bowen Jeanette and Jim Boyer Janice Branch-Ruggiero and Lenny Ruggiero Frances Bratton* Anita and John Briscoe Elizabeth and James Brown 5 Barbara Busch and Jaye Jensen Joan Bybee Louise Campbell-Tolber and Steven Tolber Elaine Carey and Jaime Alvarez Isasi Marilyn and Jack Carlson Shannan Carter and Janet Yates Edward Cassidy Roy Caton, Jr. Barbara Caton Clare and Thomas Cavanaugh William Chambers Rudolph Chavez Edith Cherry and D. James See Virginia Clark F. P. Pete Clements* Judith Colnaghi Patrick Conroy Kenneth Corazza Manuel Cortez, Jr. and Theresa Tarantino-Cortez Patricia Covington and Shari Rhode Bruce Creel 5 Alice Cushing Katharine Daub Russ Davidson and Revathi A-Davidson Larry Davis and Ruth Luckasson Darrell Dawson Kathy and Bradley Day Kathryn Day Robin Dea

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Frank Evans and Janet Boles Maryann Evans and Edwin Roos Judith Fabian and Walter Dickinson Heinrich Falk and Joyce Duncan Falk Thomas Farrar Jo Margaret and John Farris Alice and William Fienning Heidi and William M. Fietz 5 William T. Fietz Jennifer and David Finlayson 5 Felicia Finston and Bernard Whaley Jr. Nancy and James Fisher 5 Rona Fisher Lois Fleck and Martin Fleck, Jr. Marilyn Fletcher Maureen Ford Karen Foss and Stephen Littlejohn Bellelizabeth Foster and Karen Jenner Gus Foster Abraham Franck Kenneth Fridline Charlotte and Theodore Frisbie Shelly and Ian Fritz Francine Gaillour and Jeffrey Silesky Sheilah Garcia Raleigh Gardenhire 5 Patsy Gassaway Ann Gateley Bonnie and Dennis Geer Sharon and Jerry Geist 5 Joan Gentry and Don Kirby Oscar George, Jr. and Lynnie Wienecke Harriet Gerding * Hugh Gibson Joan Gilberry Coke Susanna Gilbert Terri Giron-Gordon and Gary Gordon 28

Mary and Robert Glantz Chellis Glendinning Carol and Tal Godding Angela and Leon Goldman Patricia and Douglas Jay Gordon Gary Gordon and Terri Giron-Gordon Nedra* and Larry Gordon William Gornall, Sr. 5 William Grasse Gilda and Norman Greenberg Nancy Gregory Thomas Grosvenor Brian Hansen and Linda Williams Nancy Hansen Sheila Hard Debra Harris Annette Hazen Rosalee and Warren Heffron Deborah Helitzer and David Sklar Lisa Hendrix Gary Herrera-Thompson Mary Herring Eleonore and James Hessler Robert Hilgendorf and Tian-Ling Tong M. Anne Hill Marilyn Hill Dolores Hines Sofia and Gary Hines Stephanie Hoekstra Bruce Hoffman Dolores and James Hoffman Kathleen and Phillip Holcomb Connie Holmes and Jesse Holmes, Jr. Teri and Bruce Hoover 5 Martha and Mark Hoover Linda Hudson Kirby and David Kirby Laura Hueter-Bass and Stephen Bass Andre Huffmire

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Luanna Hughes Johnson Ann Hyde Alice Irvin Kuppaswamy Iyengar Kathleen Jackson and William Miller Terry Jackson George Jelinek Howard Jenkins* Karen Jenner and Bellelizabeth Foster Jaye Jensen and Barbara Busch Frances and Roy Johns Debbie Johnson Robert Johnson William Jones and Siu Wong William Junor and Susan Wider Julia Kalmus William Kelley, Jr. Hari Khalsa Jerri Kinney and Bart Kinney, III 5 David Kirby and Linda Hudson Kirby Don Kirby and Joan Gentry Linda Kirk-Garcia Allene Kleweno and Walter Kleweno, Jr. Kim Kloeppel 5 Gary Kloppenburg Linda Klotz and Chandler Klotz, Jr. Kathryn Kolankiewicz 5 Nancy and Loren Kuehne Margaret and Donald Kuehnert Rebecca and Steve Kush Nancy Kuttesch and J.F. Kuttesch, Jr. Gerry Laidlaw 5 Barbara and Jerry Landgraf Anthony Landry William Langdon* and S. Patricia McSherry

William Langdon* and S. Patricia McSherry Jeanette Larson and James Larson, Jr. Mike Lauer Kenneth Leach and Hazel Tull-Leach 5 Cheryl Learn L. Gail Lemons and Steven Simms Donna and Mark Lesher 5 Michele Lesher Stephen Littlejohn and Karen Foss Patricia Logan and Frank Logan, III M. Ann and H. Hunter Look 5 Henry Louderbough Bill Lovejoy

Dennis Lowe Ruth Luckasson and Larry Davis Nancy Lutz and Raymond Lutz, Jr. William Macey* Neosha and John Mackey Alfred Maher Gloria and Bob Mallory Kathleen Manygoats and Robert Bartel David Marler Margery Marshall Phyllis and Felipe Martinez Dolores and Ted Martinez Valerie Mathes Janice and Stephen Matthews C. Herman Mauney* Sharelle Mayer 5

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Marguerite McCurry Meaghan McDevitt Barbara and Michael McDonnell Brookes McIntyre and Coleman Travelstead S. Patricia McSherry and William Langdon* JoAnn Mercer Patricia Merlo Judith Mersereau E. Gerald Meyer Alix Michel Hank Miller, II William Miller and Kathleen Jackson Margo Milleret and Vance Bass R J Mirabal, Jr. Carol Mistler and J. Douglas Mistler, USA, Retired Helen and Col. Frank Moran Andrea Morris Barbara and John Morrison Susan Morrison Helen and Gerald Moser Laurie and William Moye Marion Mueller and Karl Mueller, Jr. Judith and Michael Muldawer 5 Patrick Mulhall and Bart Evans Catherine Mulqueen Mary and John Mulvany Stephanie and Frank Munzinger Shirley Murphy Lori Nash Marilee Nason Sharon and Larry Neely 5 Carolyn and Don Neeper Evelyn Neil Janet Nelson Rolf Nelson Larry Nichols and Polly Primm Charles Noe Catherine and Mel Oleson Annie and David Olson Wanda Omer

Kristen Ostrem Evangeline Pacheco Susan and Charles Palmer James Parnell William Partridge Mary Payne and Larry Anderson Jennifer Pedneau Mari Penshurst Calla Ann Pepmueller Mr. and Mrs. John Perner 5 Joni Pierce and Brian Debruine Susan Poet Mary Poole Suzanne Popejoy and Thomas Popejoy, Jr. 5 J. T. (Skip) Prichard Polly Primm and Larry Nichols Robert Pritchard Susan and Peter Rachtman Steven Rael Dorothy and Larry Rainosek 5 Phyllis Rapagnani John Rask Paul Bartlett RĂŠ Patricia and Greg Remington 5 Shari Rhode and Patricia Covington Isa and Buck Rhodes Efrosine and Adrian Richards Michael Roberts 5 John Robertson Alice and Larry Rodgers Ernest Rodriguez-Naaz Edwin Roos and Maryann Evans Ingrid Roosild Frederick Rose, Jr. 5 Estelle Rosenblum Kurt Roth Ann and Bernard Rubenstein Craig and Martin Rubenstein Janice Rubi and Isidro Rubi, Jr.* Lenny Ruggiero and Janice Branch-Ruggiero Michelle Rusk Patricia and Glenn Russell

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Ro Saavedra Sonia Sabath John Salazar Marcia and William Salazar Dan Salter and Susan Weaver 5 Elaine and Alex Sanchez Anne and Leonard Sanchez Sandra Sanchez Don Schlegel Roger Schluntz Karen Schmidt Kileen and Dale Scott 5 Don Scott 5 D. James See and Edith Cherry Georganne and Harlan Seeley Danielle Sengel Alan Shaffer Colleen and Art Sheinberg Francine Sikorski and Henry Sikorski, Jr. Jeffrey Silesky and Francine Gaillour Roger Simms Steven Simms and L. Gail Lemons David Sklar and Deborah Helitzer Elizabeth Slota Emily Smith Garrett Smith Robert Smith J. Mark Southard Todd Staats Schelly Storm and Louis Storm, II Cynthia and David Stuart Carolyn Surface Jean Ann and Duffy Swan Rosemary and Robert Sylvanus Sylvia Taborelli Theresa Tarantino-Cortez and Manuel Cortez, Jr. Mary Taylor and Daniel DosĂŠ Carolyn and Kenneth Thompson Kyla and Roger Thompson Diane Tipton

Steven Tolber and Louise Campbell-Tolber Tian-Ling Tong and Robert Hilgendorf Lisa Torres Coleman Travelstead and Brookes McIntyre Valerie Trujillo Hazel Tull-Leach and Kenneth Leach 5 Karen and Robert Turner Tobe Turpen, Jr. 5 Barbara Van Cleve Diane and Richard VandeNoord Cherie Vaughn 5 Cynthia and LeRoy Vestal Yvon Villeneuve Randi and Jerry Walker Susan Weaver and Dan Salter 5 William Weber Marta Weigle William Weihofen Dennis West and Carolyn Wickwire Bernard Whaley Jr. and Felicia Finston John Wheeler and Nader Ebrahimi Jo and David Whitten

Carolyn Wickwire and Dennis West Susan Wider and William Junor Lynnie Wienecke and Oscar George, Jr. Carol Wilder *

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wilder Susan Wilhite Xan and Larry Williams Linda Williams Linda Williams and Brian Hansen Joan and Walter Willis Corinne and Raymond Willison Peter A. Winograd Siu Wong and William Jones Mary and Phillip Woodard Janet Yates and Shannan Carter Thomas Zanotti Martha Zollinger Dorothy Zopf

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Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Larry Chavez, Sr. and Joyce Hitchner i Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Corporation for Public Broadcasting Constance DeJong and Antoine Predock Dietrich Foundation, Inc. Dreamstyle Remodeling i Friends of KUNM Friends of New Mexico PBS GE Foundation

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Educational Credit Management Corporation Foundation Miners’ Colfax Medical Center New Mexico Mutual Group i SC3 International i United Way of Central New Mexico i

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Robin and Leo Romero i Edwin Roos and Maryann Evans O Lisa Rossi and Joseph Rossi, Jr. Santa Ana Star Casino i Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra Estate of Emma R. Showman

Joyce Szabo Corolyn Thomas Trust Tori Thomas Ray Thomason Thornburg Foundation Garrett Thornburg and Catherine Oppenheimer William Tully U.S. Bancorp i Vijay and Marie Goradia Charitable Foundation Walmart Wells Fargo & Company O i Westmeath Foundation

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Roy Caton, Jr. Centrillion Genomics Technologies Chateau Ocean, LLC Comcast Corporation i Compton Foundation, Inc. Consulado de México Lisa and Christopher Cook O Crohns and Colitis Foundation of America, Inc. CST Brands, Inc. Myriam Curet and Timothy McAdams Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Karen R. Darnall Trust Lee Dirks Lee E. Dirks Trust Edge Therapeutics, Inc. Martha and Charles* Ellis Edmund J. and Thelma W. Evans Charitable Trust ExxonMobil Debra and Howard Friedman O Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation for Cancer Research Christina and Rick Galles i Laura and Scott Grady i The Harwood Museum Alliance, Inc. Haverland Carter Lifestyle Group Sofia and Gary Hines i Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. Estate of Michael P. Jogoleff Johnson O’Connor Research Foundation William Jones and Siu Wong i Klein Buendel, Inc. Calvin Kobayashi The Marshallene G. Koff Trust Kohl’s Larry H. Miller Group of Companies i Annell Livingston Lockheed Martin Corporation i

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PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM NM’S PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM provides premium scholarships to some of UNM’s most talented students.

Since 1976, more than 4,300 Presidential Scholars have attended UNM. One recent senior, Elijah Hook, told us, “It is such a gift to be able to leave my undergraduate program debt free.” Another, Alexis Partsch, said, “I really appreciate the sponsors of my scholarship and the significant impact that they have had on my life. I am looking to my future with great joy.”

An annual gift of $2,600 sponsors a Presidential Scholar, which contributes towards an $8,600 scholarship award. Endowing a Presidential Scholarship requires a minimum $50,000 gift. A PSP designation O in this report identifies individual and corporate sponsors during FY 2016-2017.

For more information, please contact Associate Director of Annual Giving Cathy Bunch at Cathy.Bunch@ unmfund.org or (505) 313-7679.

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Private support makes a significant difference in the quality of our students’ experience both inside and outside the classroom at The University of New Mexico.

The UNM Office of Annual Giving oversees programs to engage alumni and friends of The University of New Mexico.

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HE UNM PRESIDENT’S CLUB is a philanthropic bridge between The University of New Mexico and our community. Comprised of distinguished

alumni, friends and community leaders who join together to support UNM’s key initiatives, this group of influential donors is committed to the success of our students, and they make it possible for us to seize great opportunities as they arise.

Donations to the President’s Club have played a key role in the success of programs such as the Freshman Learning Communities, which led to dramatic improvements in the success rates of first-year students. Recently, the focus of the President's Club has been to help promote the Innovation Academy (the academic component of Innovate ABQ), allowing students the opportunity to engage in entrepreneurial projects while enrolled at UNM. Equally as important as program support, President’s Club funds give UNM the ability to be responsive to student needs. One example is the Stay-A-Lobo Fund, which provides emergency grants to keep students from withdrawing from programs or discontinuing studies for financial reasons.

With gifts to the President’s Club Fund, donors become partners in supporting core priorities.

The designation A in this report identifies President’s Club members during FY 2016-2017. For more information, please contact Raquel LeCesne at Raquel.LeCesne@ unmfund.org or (505) 313-7669.

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Carolyn and John Harvey

Boston Scientific Corporation

Eve and David Espey

Marie Herlihy

Diane Brown

Bridget Fahy and William Chandon

Dolores Hines

William Chandon and Bridget Fahy

French Funerals and Cremations O

Sarah Hunt

Concours du Soleil/Albuquerque Community Foundation i

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Mary Ann and Mel Eaves i

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Lannan Foundation

Gail and James Ellis

Google, Inc.

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Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores Neosha and John Mackey Paul Maestas i Match New Mexico Sonnet and Ian McKinnon O i Baker Morrow and JoAnn Strathman Muscular Dystrophy Association, Inc. NAIOP - New Mexico National Council of State Boards of Nursing Evelyn Neil O Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research New Mexico Humanities Council Paradise Fire Protection i

Estate of Kazuko T. Peterson PNM Resources i Peggy and Michael Pollay Charles C. Rayburn RH Power & Associates, Inc. i Rich Ford Sales O i Estate of Mary C. Rich Nancy Ridenour Rocky Mountain RV & Marine Nancy and Jerrald Roehl i Sandia Corporation/ Lockheed Martin Santa Fe Community Foundation Rodric Schoen Nancy and Eric (Rick) Siegel i Roseann and Timothy Sikora Simons Foundation

Southwest Capital Bank State Employees Credit Union JoAnn Strathman and Baker Morrow Stripes Convenience Stores Sutin, Thayer & Browne, PC i Jean Ann and Duffy Swan O i Sysco Food Services of New Mexico, LLC i Laurence Tafoya Technology Student Association Martha Thayer and Norman Thayer, Jr. i Thornburg Investment Management TLC Plumbing & Utility, Inc. i Maryann and Wayne Trott Kaye and Thomas Tynan Sheril and Roger Vergara i Walgreens Wenner-Gren Foundation Western Refining, Inc. i Carol Zimmermann-Joyce

$10,000-$24,999 I N DIVI D UAL S Anonymous (6) Stacy and Louis Abruzzo i Mary Andersen Sally and Donald Anderson Jacqueline and Ronald Angel Jules Appelman Lee and Kent Argubright i Debra Atkins and John Frodel Sam Baca i Diane Beach and George Shuster, III Jolene and Stephen Benoit i Anne and Jeff Bingaman Denise and Mark Biren i Betsy and John Bloch Brian Bode and Alissa Greenbaum

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Janara and George Bornstein

Debra and Stephen Cito i

Paula and William Bradley

Patrick Conroy i

Kandi and Tate Branch i

Marilyn and Thomas Coughlen

Barbara Brenner

Mary Alice and Robert Crosson O

Diane Broadwell i

Lydia and Luis Curet

Sarah and Douglas Brown A i

Donna and Randall Cygan

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Patricia and Alexander Czeto

Winifred Bunch

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Diane and Dale Dekker i

Barbara Cardona-Hine

Eileen and Brent DePonte i

Clare Castiglia and Lawrence Shore i

Charles DiLorenzo i

Karla and William Cates A i

Sheilah and Christopher DiLorenzo i

Carlton Caves and Karen Kahn

David DiLorenzo i

Dianne Chalmers and William Wiley, Jr. O i

Jeannine and Vincent DiLorenzo i

Frank Chavez and Kathy Fresquez-Chavez

Jeffrey Doll and Linda Novy-Doll

Edith Cherry and D. James See

Barbara and Gary Dushane i

Joyce and Richard Chess i

Kathleen and Stephen Elliott

Sheri and Scott Dinehart Cristobal Duran i

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Paula and Steven Fasken Sheena Ferguson and Joseph Morelos Nancy and James Fisher i Harold Folley and Jennie Negin Renee and Brad Francis i Daveed Frazier Kathy Fresquez-Chavez and Frank Chavez W. Nicholas Freygang and Jean Rosenthal Dr. Kenneth J. Friedenbach, Jr. * Susan and Ronald Friedman Patricia and Thomas Fritts John Frodel and Debra Atkins Cynthia and Dennis Garcia i Raleigh Gardenhire i Catherine and Joseph Goldberg i Phillip Gonzales i Thomas Grande and Patricia McCrory Alissa Greenbaum and Brian Bode Mark Haas i Dawn Hall Kristin Hall Barbara and Paul Hanna i Debbie and Irwin Harms i

Lisa Harney and Jack Harney, Jr. i Linda and David Harris i Stuart Harroun, Jr. i Michael Henningsen Angela Herrera i Kerry Heubeck Carol Hinton I.B. Hoover, Jr. i Karen and Tommy Hudson i Patrick Hurley, Jr. and Shannon Rainosek Hurley O i Daphne and Luis Izquierdo Brenda Izzi Joshua James i Estate of Richard D. Jenne Lisa and Bradley Justice Karen Kahn and Carlton Caves Jerome Kendall Louise and Charles Kiger CONTINUED on PAGE 36

O Presidential Scholarship Program full sponsor or endowment donor A UNM President’s Club member i Lobo Club member

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Jerri Kinney and Bart Kinney, III i Estate of Stephanie Klecotka Dana and Eric Knapp Jeanette Larson and James Larson, Jr. Stephen Lister i Valencia and Wayne Lloyd M. Ann and H. Hunter Look i Bruce Loughridge i Connie Lovelady-Rappaport and Stuart Rappaport i Martin Lucero i Grace and Raymond Luna Gloria and Bob Mallory Kay and Karl Malone i Lynn and Michael Mares Anne and John Marion Dara Mark 36

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Jennifer and Christopher Mason i Carolyn and G. Stanton Mason Don May Estate of Norma McCallan Cathy and Sherman McCorkle i Patricia McCrory and Thomas Grande Gail and Lyle McDaniels i Martha McGrew Loretta and James McNamara Mary and Michael Merrell Mary and Bernard Metzgar i Erma Miller i Nadine Miner and John Miner, Jr. O Carolyn and Thomas Minton O i Judy and J. Howard Mock i Janet and John Mockovciak Sharon Moore i Joseph Morelos and Sheena Ferguson

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Brandi and Ryan Mummert i Betsy and Robert Murphy i Jennie Negin and Harold Folley John Nichols i Vera and Joseph Norwood Linda Novy-Doll and Jeffrey Doll Scott Obenshain Robin Ohls Brian Padilla i Josephine and Jose Padilla Judy Parker i William Partridge O Steve Paternoster i Debbie and Steven Perich i Stuart Pett, Jr. and M. Virginia Wilmerding-Pett Jane and Dean Peyton Mandy and Bob Pitre i Antje Postl and Randal Brown Jack Price i Becky and Arvind Raichur i Shannon Rainosek Hurley and Patrick Hurley, Jr. O i Stuart Rappaport and Connie Lovelady-Rappaport i Gregory Ray Carol Raymond Paul Bartlett RĂŠ Ann and Russell Rhoades i Edward Ricco and Mary Ann Sweeney i Patricia and Anthony Richards

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Joshua Rogers and Missi Sousa Rogers i Mark Rohde and Karen Talbot Rohde Jean Rosenthal and W. Nicholas Freygang Kurt Roth i William Sabatini i Lori and Marshall Saiz i Cristine and Todd Sandoval i James Santistevan i Steven Schwartz Cindy and John Seay i D. James See and Edith Cherry Lawrence Shore and Clare Castiglia i George Shuster, III and Diane Beach Billy Smith i Bram Sorgman Missi Sousa Rogers and Joshua Rogers i Judy Spain and Christine Zampach Rebecca and Kurt Steffen Patricia Stein Patricia and Luis Stelzner i Teresa Stover and Robert Stover, Jr. Susan Streeper Signe Stuart Mary Ann Sweeney and Edward Ricco i

Karen Talbot Rohde and Mark Rohde Annette and Murray Thayer i Maribeth and Christopher Thornton i Julie and Gary Tillery i William Troutman Rebecca Ullrich Bhavna and Imesh Vaidya i Autumn and Darin Wade i Renee and Vincent Ward i Lynda and Donald Welage Roberta West and James West, Jr. Laura and Craig White Mark Wiggins i William Wiley, Jr. and Dianne Chalmers O i Richard Williams M. Virginia Wilmerding-Pett and Stuart Pett, Jr. Lance Woodworth i John Wunder Lian and Kevin Yearout i Christine Zampach and Judy Spain

$10,000-$24,999 C O R P O R AT I O N S , F O U N DAT I O N S A N D O R G A N I Z AT I O N S Anonymous (5) Advanced Presentation Systems i Albert I. Pierce Foundation Albuquerque Asphalt i Albuquerque Ford Dealers i Alcon Laboratories, Inc. American Association of Immunologists, Inc. American Concrete InstituteNew Mexico Chapter American Society for Surgery of the Hand American Toyota, Inc. i Americans for Native Americans

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Anchorbuilt, Inc. i APS Education Foundation Arctic Ice, LLC Arthrex, Inc. Asian American Journalists Association Ayudando Alpha, Inc. i Aztec Grading, Inc. i Bank of Albuquerque O i Bank of America Bella Vida Healthcare Clinic and Medi-Spa Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Mexico O Brad Francis Ford Mercury i Brain & Behavior Research Foundation BresMed Health Solutions Limited The Nancy Shaw Carlisle Trust Century Bank i Children’s Cancer Fund of New Mexico Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation Citgo Petroleum Corporation Computing Research Association Con Alma Health Foundation, Inc. CO-OP Financial Services Corley’s Albuquerque Lincoln Volvo i Credit Unions for Kids Crystal Springs Bottled Water, Inc. i CU Auto Sales i Dairy Queen The Daniel & Estrellita Brodsky Family Foundation Daniels Family Funeral Services i Dazzo Family Trust i Dekker/Perich/Sabatini, Ltd. i DePonte Investments, Inc. i Desert Rose Trading Dino Land i DKD Electric Company, Inc. i

The Dorothy Woodward Memorial Edwin T. Meredith Foundation Enterprise Holdings, Inc. i Ethicon The Fasken Foundation The Fine Law Firm Howard L. Franks Memorial Scholarship Trust Ken Friedenbach Trust Friends of Children’s Miracle Network Friends of Extra Life Friends of Music, Inc. Friends of Ted Lopez Frontier/Golden Pride O A Greater Washington Educational Telecommunication Association D. Stuart Harroun, Jr. Trust Healy Foundation Herrera Coaches, Inc. i James R. and Mary Lois Hulsman Trust Independent Television Service Intel Corporation i Jaguar Land Rover Albuquerque i Jaguar Precision Machine Corporation Jaynes Corporation O i Jewish Community Federation Jonas Center for Nursing Excellence Keller & Keller, LLC The Kind World Foundation KPMG, LLP CONTINUED on PAGE 38

O Presidential Scholarship Program full sponsor or endowment donor A UNM President’s Club member i Lobo Club member

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LANL ESA-FM, C&C Team Lobo Aquatic Club, Inc. Lockton Insurance Brokers Mark’s Casa Group i Martin Foundation for the Creative Arts Melloy Dodge Albuquerque i Melloy Nissan i MillerCoors, LLC Monaco Properties Julian Moody Trust NACDS Foundation The Naked Heart Foundation New Mexicare, Inc. New Mexico Distinguished Public Service Awards 38

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New Mexico Hispanic Bar Association Foundation New Mexico Pharmaceutical Care Foundation Parlor Games Production, LLC Perfection Honda O i Pitre Buick-GMC i Polly’s Run Fundraiser Power Ford i Premier Distributing Company i Professional Aerospace Contractors Association of New Mexico Quail Roost Foundation Quality GMC Buick i Quality Mazda i R & S Powersports Group i Charles C. Rayburn Trust Ray’s Flooring Specialists, Inc. i

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RE/MAX International, Inc. William E. and Mary S. Reed Trust Revere Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The Richard and Emily Levin Foundation RMKM Architecture, PC Robert E. and Evelyn McKee Foundation Robert T. Keeler Foundation Rodey, Dickason, Sloan, Akin & Robb, PA The Rotary Del Norte Foundation, Inc. Rudy’s Country Store & Bar-B-Q i Sandia Office Supply, Inc. i Santa Fe Plastic Surgery Center Santa Fe Ski Company i Scalo Northern Italian Grill i Service Electric i

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Smith & Nephew, PLC Smith’s Food & Drug Stores Smithsonian Institution St. Bonaventure Indian Mission and School State Bar of New Mexico Tate Branch Dodge, Chrysler and Jeep i THIRTEEN Tillery Chevrolet i Tillery Pontiac Buick-GMC i Tinker Foundation William G. & Mavis K. Troutman Trust Two Bears Construction, LLC i Unique Motor Sports i University Motors i Vail Snow Sports Foundation i

The Walter Henry Freygang Foundation Western Union Foundation The Wilderness Land Trust Winslow Indian Health Care Center Woodridge Productions Inc. Yearout Mechanical, Inc. i Zia Auto Wholesale i

O Presidential Scholarship Program full sponsor or endowment donor A UNM President’s Club member i Lobo Club member

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(505) 313 -7600 or visit unmfund .org For more specific giving opportunities, please see the list of programs and contacts on this page or refer to page 40.

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PL AN N E D G IVI NG PROG R AM

The Annual Giving Program solicits gifts from alumni and friends. You may designate your gifts to any area, college, school, department or program within the University or give unrestricted gifts.

See pages 32 and 33. Contact Willie Romero at Willie.Romero@unmfund.org or (505) 313-7686.

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UNIVERSITYWIDE GIVING SOCIETIES: CH E R RY & S I LVE R SOCI ET Y

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TOM L . POPEJOY SOCI ET Y

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See page 20. Contact Jill Slaby at Jill.Slaby@ unmfund.org or (505) 313-7650.

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ANDERSON SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

Kole McKamey (505) 925-5014 Jalen Dominguez (505) 925-5017

Joe Weiss (505) 249-6977 SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING

Laurie Roche (505) 277-6442 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Yolanda Domínguez (505) 277-3194 Margaret Ortega (505) 277-0817 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Mary Wolford (505) 277-1088 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

Kara Clem (310) 425-6451 Leslie Currie (505) 277-0230 COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS

Kristine Purrington (505) 277-7320

HARWOOD MUSEUM OF ART

Sonya Davis (505) 758-9826 HONORS COLLEGE | SCHOOL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTR ATION | SCHOLARSHIPS

Sarah Fair (505) 313-7603 NEW MEXICO PBS (PUBLIC TELEVISION)

Theresa Spencer (505) 277-1225 KUNM (PUBLIC R ADIO)

Mary Oishi (505) 277-8006 SCHOOL OF LAW

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Jessica Philbrook (505) 277-5632

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E A ST COA ST R EG IONAL DEVE LOPM E NT Chris Albrecht (513) 378-4040

PREMIUM SEATING

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Sean Ferrera (505) 925-5900 ANNUAL GIVING

Jalen Dominguez (505) 925-5017 SPECIAL EVENTS

Paige Klostermann (505) 925-5908

H E ALTH SCI E NCE S CE NTE R UNM CANCER CENTER

Sara Lister (505) 272-4609 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Jessica Bridwell (505) 313-7620 Megan Dugan (505) 313-7621 Betsy Smith (505) 313-7623 Ken Thompson (505) 362-3310 COLLEGE OF NURSING

Connor Adams (505) 272-0200 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Michele Tigelaar (505) 272-3657 UNM HOSPITALS

Anndee Wright Brown (505) 313-7608 CHILDREN’S MIR ACLE NETWORK

Diana Martinez (860) 670-3671 Alex Rich (505) 272-7394

TE X A S R EG IONAL DEVE LOPM E NT Wendy Stires (505) 313-7616 CE NTR AL DEVE LOPM E NT OF F ICE ANNUAL GIVING

Willie Romero (505) 313-7686 CORPOR ATE AND FOUNDATION RELATIONS

Betsy Till (505) 313-7678

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Bill Uher (505) 681-6279

wishes with the needs of the students

Judith Davenport (505) 313-7651 MATCHING GIFTS

Suzanne Eubank (505) 313-7640

The professional staff at the UNM help craft a gift that matches your and UNM faculty and staff who provide superb education, research, health care and community service.

MEMORIALS AND HONOR ARIA

Jill Slaby (505) 313-7650 PLANNED GIFTS

Cathy Bunch (505) 313-7679

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Larry Ryan (505) 313-7626

Foundation can answer questions or

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PUBLICATION CREDITS ALL PHOTOS IN THIS P U B L I C AT I O N A R E C R E D I T :

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Dane Smith Lived Here “Scholar-Gentleman” Immortalized in Iconic Campus Classroom Building

DANE SMITH HALL

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EDITOR’S NOTE: Special thanks to UNM Archivist Portia Vescio, who provided the information from which the following was drawn.

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A widely published eminent authority on the history of English theatre, Smith earned a BA degree Photo: Courtesy UNM Archives

B AC KG R O U N D P H O T O O F DA N E S M I T H H A L L :

OST UNDERGRADUATES attending UNM since 1999 have had many classes in

Dane Smith Hall (featured on the cover of this report) during their early semesters

MARKETING & CO M M U N I C AT I O N S D I R E C T O R

J en n ifer Kem p E DITOR

Todd St aat s DESIGN & PRODUCTION

C yd R i ley

at the University. How many wondered, “Who the heck was Dane Smith, and why name this building after him?”

Campus (Mitchell Hall being the first), whose naturally landscaped grounds include an informal amphitheater built into a hillside, was named for Dr. Dane Farnsworth Smith, a UNM English professor who taught at the

WEB & ELECTRONIC DEVE LOPME NT

University from 1934 until his retirement in 1960. He continued

M a rio La ra CO N T R I B U T I N G W R I T E R S

H i la ry M aya ll J et ty

New Mexico Foundation.

All gifts made to the UNM Foundation are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

unmfund.org

Photo: Todd Staats

Produced by the University of

University and the University of Paris before receiving his MS and PhD degrees from Harvard University. Before coming to UNM, he taught at Harvard, DePaul, Carnegie Tech (now Carnegie Mellon)

In addition to his impressive life in academe, the Mobile, Alabama native was also a World War I veteran.

He served with the 114th Field Artillery of the U.S. Army and fought in the famed Battle of Saint-Mihiel and in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive, both under the command of General John J. Pershing.

While teaching at UNM, Dr. Smith lived with his

to serve UNM as a professor

wife, Candace, in a house built on land owned by UNM

emeritus until his death in 1968.

at 1809 Roma NE—now the site of Dane Smith Hall.

A memorial article published

M ichelle G . M c R u i z

studied at Peabody College, Columbia

and Texas A&M universities.

Dane Smith

UNM’s second all-classroom facility on Main

from Vanderbilt University. He also

Mrs. Smith continued to live there until 1997, when she

soon after his death described

moved out so the University could begin construction.

him as “a great, wind-ruffled

Then-UNM President Richard Peck said at the time

man with the look of an

that the University wanted to “to honor the family and

absentminded professor and

Mrs. Smith by naming the new classroom building for

the wit of a lover of words.”

her husband.”

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Anonymous O Anonymous (2) and pledge payments Elizabeth Aaron of $5,000-$9,999 April Adams and Kevin Daly received by the UNM Sarah Adams Revathi A-Davidson and Foundation during FY Russ Davidson O 2016-2017 (July 1, 2016Tanya and Stephen Alford i June 30, 2017).

Linda and Carl Alongi A i Michael Altringer i Alex Alvarez i Kirk Anderson i Please note: Couples with different last Lawrence Andrade and names appear twice, Aedra Wenger Andrade i alphabetized under Linda and Gary Andrews both last names.

Fabian Aragon i Rebecca and Adelmo Archuleta i Ellen and Evan Ashcraft O i Tony Baca and Kira Sowanick i Arthur Bailey Karen and Christopher Bard Karen Bayless and Tucker Bayless, II i Rita Benischek Eric Benson and Clarissa Krinsky Teresa Benton and Mark Campbell Frank Beserra, Jr. i Jill Blacharsh and Roger Byrd Lisa Boady-Davis and Darin Davis i Donna and Ronald Bohannan Victoria and Kenneth Bower i John Boyd and Roberta Price Marc Brandt i Presidential Scholarship Program full sponsor or Estate of Frances D. Bratton O

endowment donor O James Braun and Cerianne Mullins i

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Susie and Jeff Gilkey i Jennifer and Dub Girand i Terri Giron-Gordon and Gary Gordon A Sandy Gold i Marc and Thomas Goldsmith Felice Gonzales and Gene Gallegos i Gary Gordon and Terri Giron-Gordon A Pamela B. Gordon * Annette and L. F. Gorenz i Joseph Gorvetzian and Nancy Croker Ellen and Bertram Grapin Hunter Greene i Susan and Jerry Greene i Lydia and Stephen Griego María Griego-Raby and Randall Royster i Madeleine Grigg-Damberger and Stanley Damberger Thomas Growney i Kathe and Eric Gustafson O James Guthrie Patricia Hancock and Glenn Fellows Robert Hanson i Adam Harrington i Rebecca and Jason Harrington i Denise and Jeffery Hawkins i Lloyd Helper Gwendolyn and Gilbert Herrera Lamorris Herrin i Laura Heyck and Peter Gemmell Arlene High A i Anne and Van Hill i Dolores and James Hoffman Steven Holbrook and Judith Ferrell-Holbrook i Kathleen and Phillip Holcomb Nancy Hollander Gloria Holloway Renee and Scott Hoover i Monica and Michael Hussey A2

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Cindy and Brett Newberry A i Faye and Charles North Renee Ornelas Nancy Park Jay and James Parker O Linda and James Parker Gregory Parkhurst and Darra Kingsley Marta and Bert Parnall John Pate i Karen and Charles Peifer i Calla Ann Pepmueller Ross Perkal i Cynthia and John Perner i James Perry, Jr. and Lyndi Dittmer-Perry i Dale Peterson i Jeri Peterson and Karl Eisbach i Mark Petrie and Sheryl White i Marisa and Freddie Peyerl Patrice and John Pieper Gabrielita and Phillip Pina i Elda and Richard Pinsonneault O Julie and Tony Pisto i Cheryl Platt* and Robert Platt, III i Melissa Porter Brian Post and Samara Knight Marc Powell Victoria and Donald Power O Roberta Price and John Boyd Marvin Procter i Mark Rainosek O i Roberta and Barry Ramo i Pamela and Charles Reardon i Gopal Reddy i Sandra and James Ricci Janie and Tom Riccobene i Carol Ritchie and Mark Ish O i Brian Robinson Renee and G. Kelly Rogers Lorenzo Romero i Lorina and John Rowe O Randall Royster and MarĂ­a Griego-Raby i

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Michael Ryan Lynne and Allan Sacks Marcia and Theodore Sahd i Teresa and David Salazar A Terri and John Salazar i John Salazar i Juanita and Bernie Sanchez i Patricia and David Sanchez i Linda Sandstrom and Gary Sandstrom, Sr. Estate of Marilyn Sasser Patricia Schenck and Robert Schenck, Jr. i Jane Schermerhorn Wilkinson and Scott Wilkinson Christine and Steve Scholl Marian and Howard Schreyer Karen and William Schumacher O Karen and Aaron Schwaab

Noreen and Robert Scott i Sandra and Bruce Seligman O i Terese A. and W. David Selvage Scottie and Timothy Sheehan Bryan Shetter i Elizabeth and Galen Shipley i Amanda and Marshall Shuler Jill and Michael Sivage i George Skadron and Vivian Lansky Skadron Carla and Scott Slezak Tracey and David Smilow Gregory Sonnenberg *i Sandra and Garth Sonnenberg i Kira Sowanick and Tony Baca i Nathaniel Sparlin i Carol Spitz Brian Stafford i Leigh Anna and David Steele O i

G I F T S

Thomas Steeples and Michael Martinez-Steeples i Roberta Straight Helena and Tony Strati Donna and John Suby Arthur Tatum Elaine Thomas and Mark Childs Jeanette Thompson MarieAnn and Alex Thornburg Rondi and Duane Thornton Wallace Tracy Donald Tucker Yolanda and David Urias Leslie Vaughan and Jacob Munson O Ann and Robert Von Pentz i Leslie and Rick Wadley i Howard Wadstrom i Estate of Jan M. Walczak Donald Watkins Brook Watson i Michael Weinberg Ann and Arthur Weinstein i Aedra Wenger Andrade and Lawrence Andrade i Elizabeth Wertheim O Bernard Whaley, Jr. and Felicia Finston Sally White Sheryl White and Mark Petrie i Elizabeth and James Wiggins Vickie Wilcox and Jeffrey Myers Karla Wilkinson i Scott Wilkinson and Jane Schermerhorn Wilkinson Larry Willard James Williams Karen and S. M. Willis i Peter A. Winograd O Susan Wyngaard Pammela and Paul Wynn i Peter Zandan Nathaniel Zich i

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$5,000 - $9,999 C O R P O R AT I O N S , F O U N DAT I O N S A N D O R G A N I Z AT I O N S 4 Rivers Equipment, Inc. i The Academy of Applied Science, Inc. AccuStripe, Inc. i Ace Metals, Inc. i Marilyn M. Adams Trust Albuquerque Community Foundation i Albuquerque Publishing Company The ALS Association of New Mexico AMA Foundation Ambercare Corporation American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education American Institute of Architects, Inc., Albuquerque Chapter Amerind Risk Management Corporation i Angioma Alliance Loren K. Appl Trust Atkinson & Company, Ltd. BancWest Corporation i BBVA Compass i BDV, LLC R.L. Benischek Trust Boeing Corporation i BPW&C Bradbury Stamm Construction O i Brewer Oil Company i Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers, Inc. O i Brunacini Development i Butt, Thornton & Baehr, PC i Calibers i Capitol Ford Lincoln, LLC i Car Crafters Paint & Body Champion Truss i Chaparral Materials, Inc. i

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Child’s Play Charity CliftonLarsonAllen CNM Ingenuity, Inc. Crowne Plaza i CVS Corporation Dahl Plumbing i Dahlicious i The Davis Law Firm, LLC i Dixon, Scholl & Carrillo, PA Dolce Vita, LLC Domino’s Pizza i Don and Colletta McMillian Foundation El Mezquite Market Eli Lilly and Company Ernst & Young Foundation Fairfield Inn & Suites i Fairway, Inc. i FBT Architects O Fernandez Company, Ltd. i Fidel, Perner and Michnovicz, LLC i Firestone Family Foundation, Inc. First Mortgage Company Frank’s Supply Company, Inc. i Freedman Boyd Hollander Goldberg Urias & Ward, PA Friends at Tricore Reference Laboratories Friends of UNM Cancer Center Friends of UNM College of Fine Arts Friends of UNM Valencia Campus Frost Mortgage Group i Gallegos Law Firm, PC i Dorothy J. Giacinto Trust Joseph Alan Gorvetzian Trust Greater Albuquerque Medical Association H B Construction O i Heritage Hotels & Resorts, Inc. i Hold My Ticket, LLC Holly Asphalt i Improve Group i

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Insight Lighting i JM Blomcor, Ltd. i JoBo Enterprises, Inc. i Journal Publishing Company O i Keleher & McLeod, PA Kevin Rudi Foundation Koch Construction i Los Alamos National Laboratory Lovelace Medical Foundation Maddox Management, LLC Marriott Pyramid i Marriott Residence Inn Albuquerque Airport i Linda S. Marshall Trust Masquerade $5 Jewelry Matrix Medical MCM Elegante Hotel i Medtronic, Inc. Menard Family Foundation Minuteman Refinishing i Modrall Sperling Law Firm Mountain States Construction i Mountain States Insurance Group O Mr. Tux Formal Wear i MSI Helicopters, Inc. i NAPA Main Store National Children’s Oral Health Foundation Nedra Matteucci Galleries i New Mexico Oil and Gas Association i New York Life Insurance Company i Nick & Jimmy’s i OsteoMed, LLC Our Family Tradition i Parnall Law Firm, LLC Peifer, Hanson & Mullins, PA i PianoWerkes PICO National Network Power Costs, Inc. Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc.

Pueblo of Isleta Quality Inn University i R.B. Burnham & Co. Trading Post Raytheon Company The Red Rock Foundation Ricci & Company, LLC Rio Grande Credit Union RMCI, Inc. i RunFit, Inc. Samaritan Counseling Center San Bar Construction Corporation i Sandia Casino Sandia Laboratory Federal Credit Union Shell Oil Company Sivage Community Development i SMPC Architects Southern Wine & Spirits of America, Inc. i Southwest Airlines i Southwest Financial Services i Southwest Glass & Glazing, Inc. i Southwest Reinsure, Inc. i Stanley M. Reinhaus Family Foundation Taos Community Foundation, Inc. Tomé Art Gallery, LLC US Eagle Federal Credit Union Verizon Communications, Inc. Wyndham Hotel & Conference Center i Xcenda Your Casa Company, Inc.

O Presidential Scholarship Program full sponsor or endowment donor A UNM President’s Club member i Lobo Club member

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