The USC Alumni Association’s mission is to support the overall advancement of the University of Southern California by engaging all alumni for life, building a culture of philanthropy among the Trojan Family, and being the representative voice for all USC alumni.
ASA V. CALL ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Shelly Nemirovsky ’85
USC Trustee and Philanthropist
ALUMNI MERIT AWARDS
Ego Nwodim ’10
Actress and Comedian, Saturday Night Live
Wilbur H. Smith III MRED ’99
Chief Executive Officer, President and Founder, Greenlaw Partners
YOUNG ALUMNI MERIT AWARD
Tim Ellis ’12, MS ’13
Co-Founder and Board Member, Relativity Space
ALUMNI SERVICE AWARD
Tony Alamo MD ’91
Member, Keck School of Medicine of USC Board of Councilors
Chief Physician Executive and Chief Medical Officer, Nevada Heart and Vascular Center
ASA V. CALL ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Recognizes alumni who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to the university and the USC community by generously giving of their time, energy and leadership, and whose outstanding accomplishments have brought honor and recognition to themselves and USC.
ALUMNI MERIT AWARD
Recognizes alumni whose remarkable professional or personal accomplishments have brought recognition to themselves and the university.
YOUNG ALUMNI MERIT AWARD
Recognizes alumni age 35 or younger who meet the Alumni Merit Award criteria.
ALUMNI SERVICE AWARD
Recognizes alumni who have performed outstanding volunteer efforts on behalf of the university and whose energy, dedication and enthusiasm epitomize the spirit of partnership vital to USC’s growth and leadership.
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
Tony Cabrera ’06
Broadcaster, ABC7 Los Angeles
USC ALUMNI AWARDS DINNER CO-CHAIRS
Linda Mirdamadi MD ’94
Simeon Stewart ’92, MBA ’17
USC ALUMNI AWARDS SELECTION COMMITTEE
Erika Jordan ML ’18
Kyle Lynn ’08, MS ’14
Linda Mirdamadi MD ’94
Daniel Prince ’00, MA ’02
Diana Ramos ’88, MD ’94
Simeon Stewart ’92, MBA ’17
Nadine Watt MA ’94
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
Tony Cabrera ’06
Broadcaster, ABC7 Los Angeles
WELCOME
Daniel Prince ’00, MA ’02
President, USC Alumni Association Board of Governors
Linda Mirdamadi MD ’94 and Simeon Stewart ’92, MBA ’17
Co-Chairs, USC Alumni Awards
IN MEMORIAM
— DINNER —
PERFORMANCE
SoCal VoCals
ALUMNI SERVICE AWARD
Tony Alamo MD ’91
YOUNG ALUMNI MERIT AWARD
Tim Ellis ’12, MS ’13
SPECIAL PRESENTATION
— DESSERT —
PERFORMANCE
SoCal VoCals
ALUMNI MERIT AWARDS
Ego Nwodim ’10
Wilbur H. Smith III MRED ’99
ASA V. CALL ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
by USC President Carol Folt
Shelly Nemirovsky ’85
CLOSING REMARKS
Erika Jordan ML ’18
Associate Senior Vice President of Alumni Relations
ALUMNI AWARDS MUSICAL TRIBUTE
USC Song and USC Trojan Marching Band
Shelly Nemirovsky is one of USC’s most steadfast and committed supporters. She upholds the university’s global reputation as a top private research institution through her work as a USC Trustee, philanthropist and community leader.
In 2016 — the year Nemirovsky was elected to the USC Board of Trustees — she and her husband, Ofer, made a gift to endow and name a residential college at USC Village. The Nemirovsky Residential College for Sustainability is home to 150 students who focus on building awareness around the principles of environmental, social and economic sustainability through green living practices, educational activities and societal engagement.
The Nemirovskys’ generosity has touched nearly every part of USC. They established USC’s Shelly and Ofer Nemirovsky Provost’s Chair, which provides recognition and support for the leader overseeing the university’s academic enterprise, as well as USC’s NEMO Prizes, which catalyze high-potential health engineering collaborations between researchers at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering and the university’s health sciences schools. The couple also established the USC Viterbi School’s Shelly and Ofer Nemirovsky Chair in Convergent Bioscience.
After graduating from the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, Nemirovsky moved to the East Coast, where she worked in financial services for many years before pausing to start a family. She then devoted much of her time to her children’s Boston-area school, Buckingham Browne & Nichols, serving as vice chair of its board and leading the school’s $69 million fundraising campaign in 2008.
She has served on numerous nonprofit boards in the greater Boston community, including the Institute of Contemporary Art and the Esplanade Association, which works to restore and enhance Boston’s Charles River Esplanade. For four years, she was a volunteer fundraiser for Hill House, a community center offering early childhood and senior programs.
Nemirovsky and her husband are the proud parents of three children: Genevieve ’20, Eric ’23 and Will, a 2021 University of Pennsylvania graduate.
Ego Nwodim is an actress, comedian, writer and producer best known for her performances on NBC’s Saturday Night Live. Since joining the SNL cast in 2018, she has become a fan favorite for playing such characters as “Lisa from Temecula” and “Fadda Lawrence,” as well as her Dionne Warwick impression. For her work on SNL, Nwodim received back-to-back NAACP Image Award nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series in 2024 and 2025.
Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Nwodim began pursuing comedy after graduating from USC. She honed her craft at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in Los Angeles, where she became a mainstay. In 2017, she wrote, produced and starred in her first-ever one-woman show, Great Black Women...And Then There’s Me, which had a sold-out run.
Appearing on SNL has opened many doors for Nwodim, whose film credits include the Netflix romantic comedy Players, the award-winning Lionsgate dramedy Scrambled, Sony’s family comedy Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile, and Peacock’s holiday comedy Genie. She has also starred in such television series as HBO Max’s Love Life, Apple TV’s anthology series Roar and Peacock’s Mr. Throwback.
In 2021, Variety recognized Nwodim as one of the women making an impact in the entertainment industry, prevailing under often challenging circumstances. More recently, The Hollywood Reporter featured her on the cover of its May 23, 2024 issue as one of “comedy’s leading ladies,” alongside former SNL stars Maya Rudolph and Kristen Wiig and fellow USC alum Renee Elise Goldsberry MM ’97 (Peacock’s Girls5Eva). In that same issue, Nwodim participated in the magazine’s Off Script Comedy Actress Roundtable discussion.
Beyond acting, Nwodim is passionate about giving back. In 2023, she co-launched the Life Skills Improv Program in partnership with the Baltimore Curriculum Project to help local youth explore and embrace new possibilities. Drawing from her own experience of discovering improv as a creative tool for personal and professional development, Nwodim teamed with her brother and a former high school teacher, Todd Wade, to initiate events at City Springs and The Center Stage. They continue to use improvisational exercises as tools for teaching life skills to young students in Baltimore.
Nwodim, a USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences alumna, delivered the school’s commencement address in 2022.
Wilbur H. Smith III is the founder, president and CEO of Greenlaw Partners, a California-based, full-service commercial real estate development and operating company with multiple subsidiary and affiliate companies in the property management, construction and agricultural sectors.
Greenlaw invests in industrial, multifamily, retail and office assets, as well as land entitlement and development projects across the United States. Smith oversees all aspects of the company’s acquisition, operations, and investment development and redevelopment programs. Under his leadership, Greenlaw has completed more than $10 billion in acquisitions and dispositions across nearly 350 commercial properties.
Greenlaw also maintains a diverse real estate portfolio, currently totaling $3 billion in value, which comprises approximately 15 million square feet of income-generating assets and over 10,000 acres of land. Two-thirds of these assets are owned in joint venture with leading global institutional investors, including firms like Walton Street Capital, Westbrook Partners, BGO and Oaktree Capital Management, as well as ultra-high net worth individuals.
Smith is a licensed California real estate broker, active member of the Young Presidents Organization and board member of YPO’s Orange County Gold Chapter. He is also a founding member of the Orange County Chapter of Tiger 21 and serves as an independent director on the boards of American Healthcare REIT, Bronco Wine and Uprite Construction.
An alumnus of the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy, Smith currently serves as the vice chair of its Board of Councilors. He is also a member of the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate Executive Committee.
Tim Ellis is the co-founder and former CEO of Relativity Space, an aerospace company developing manufacturing technologies, launch vehicles and rocket engines for commercial orbital launch services.
Under his leadership, Relativity successfully launched the world’s first 3D-printed rocket, Terran 1, in 2023, and has sold more than $2.9 billion in launch service agreements to commercial and government entities. Ellis has played a leading role in securing hundreds of millions of dollars in partnership with the U.S. government, including the first-ever launch site award to a venture-backed company at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, as well as exclusive 20-year agreements for multiple test sites at NASA’s Stennis Space Center. He also led the private capital raise of $1.7 billion from the world’s leading investors across six funding rounds. In 2025, Eric Schmidt succeeded Ellis as Relativity’s CEO; Ellis continues to serve on the company’s board.
Prior to co-founding Relativity, Ellis served as a propulsion development engineer at Blue Origin, where he worked on Crew Capsule Reaction Control System thrusters, BE-4 and New Glenn, and started Blue Origin’s metal 3D printing division.
Ellis was the youngest member of the National Space Council Users Advisory Group and directly advised the White House on space policy from 2018 to 2023, after testifying on commercial space policy to the U.S. Senate in 2017.
Ellis has received several honors over the course of his career. In 2019 alone, he was included in TIME’s 100 Next list, MIT Technology Review’s “Innovators Under 35” list, and Forbes’ “30 Under 30” lists for Manufacturing and Industry and Big Money. More recently, Living Legends of Aviation presented him with its Eren Ozmen Entrepreneur of the Year Award in 2023. He also was a member of the World Economic Forum’s Technology Pioneer cohort.
During his time at USC, Ellis and fellow Relativity co-founder Jordan Noone ’14 helped launch the first studentdesigned and -built rocket into space.
Ellis holds both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in aerospace engineering from the USC Viterbi School of Engineering.
Antonio “Tony” Alamo is a Nevada native, physician, civic leader and longtime volunteer for USC. While he maintains a busy professional life as the chief physician executive and chief medical officer for the Nevada Heart and Vascular Center, the largest cardiology group in the state, he always makes time to give back to his alma mater, the Keck School of Medicine of USC. In recognition of his service, the Keck School presented him with its Distinguished Alumni Award in 2019.
Although he’s based in his hometown of Las Vegas, Alamo remains close to his Trojan roots. He is a member of the President’s Leadership Council and for more than 30 years, he has shared his expertise and experience with the Keck School as an ambassador, committee member and mentor. He is a current member of the school’s Board of Councilors; has helped interview medical school applicants; regularly mentors current medical students, especially those who are underrepresented in medicine; and has served on many of the school’s teaching panels. In 2022, Donna Elliott, vice dean of medical education, recruited Alamo to assist in the development of a business in medicine curricular thread for Keck students.
After graduating from the Keck School, Alamo started his internal medicine practice in Las Vegas. He also organized a patient referral network with Keck Medicine of USC and regularly facilitated opportunities for his patients to seek the highest level of care here. As a university ambassador, he helped facilitate a $3 million gift from Michael and Sharon Ensign to the Keck School and the USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center. Alamo currently serves as the president of the Ensign Cancer Research Foundation, which has contributed more than $5 million to USC to establish the Ensign Foundation and Tony Alamo, MD, Chair in Medical Education, and the Ensign Foundation and Tony Alamo, MD Professor in Gynecologic Oncology.
Alamo is deeply committed to public service and civic responsibility. He founded the Alamo Medical Clinic in Henderson, Nevada, where he provided critical care to his community. He also served as a tactical physician with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department SWAT team for 20 years. A past chairman of the Nevada Gaming Commission, he stepped down from this role in 2020 to battle the COVID-19 outbreak by educating people, providing personal protective equipment for health care providers, and caring for those most at risk.
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USC Asian Pacific Alumni Association
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USC Lambda LGBTQ+ Alumni Association
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USC Board of Trustees
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YOU’RE THE BEST, WIL!
Thank you for what you do for your friends, family, company, community, and USC! You truly are a difference maker! Grandpa Greenlaw Grupe is very proud!
Kevin Shannon
TONY ALAMO MD ’91
Chief Physician Executive and Chief Medical Officer, Nevada Heart and Vascular Center
It is an honor not only to be acknowledged by the USC family, but to be among such a distinguished list of honorees.
Congratulations to Shelly Nemirovsky ’85, Ego Nwodim ’10, Wilbur H. Smith III MRED ’99, and Tim Ellis ’12, MS ’13
We are proud to support the
Daniel Prince ’00, MA ’02 & Lisa M. Prince MAT ’24 congratulate all the honorees on their achievements and contributions to our community
Asa V. Call Alumni Achievement Award
Shelly Nemirovsky ’85 Alumni Merit Awards
Ego Nwodim ’10
Wilbur H. Smith III MRED ’99
Young A lumni Merit Award
Tim Ellis ’12, MS ’13 Alumni Service Award
Tony Alamo MD ’91
Shelly Nemirovsky '85
Ego Nwodim '10
Wilbur H. Smith III MRED '99
Tim Ellis '12, MS '13
Tony Alamo MD '91
It’s an honor to co-chair the 2025 USC Alumni Awards and celebrate the extraordinary achievements of this year’s honorees.
Congratulations to each of you— your impact inspires us all.
Simeon R. Stewart II ’92, MBA ’17
Town & Gown of USC proudly sponsors the 2025 USC Alumni Awards. Congratulations to all the Honorees!
Thank you for your contributions to USC and your impact on the Trojan Family. FIGHT ON!
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences proudly congratulates our esteemed alumni on their outstanding achievements.
Shelly Nemirovsky ’85
USC Trustee | Philanthropist
Asa V. Call Alumni Achievement Award
Actress & Comedian, Saturday Night Live Alumni Merit Award
Your dedication, leadership and support inspire the entire Trojan Family. We are proud to celebrate your achievements and the lasting impact you continue to make in the world.
The USC Athletics Department Congratulates
all 2025 USC Alumni Award Recipients and Salutes Their Valuable Contributions to the University and Community!
Shelly Nemirovsky ’85
Ego Nwodim ’10
Wilbur H. Smith III MRED ’99
Tim Ellis ’12, MS ’13
Tony Alamo MD ’91
Congratulations
Shelly Nemirovsky ’85
Ego Nwodim ’10
Wilbur H. Smith III MRED ’99
Tim Ellis ’12, MS ’13
Tony Alamo MD ’91
Thank you for your Trojan generosity, service and spirit
Suzanne Nora Johnson and David G. Johnson
Congratulations to the 2025 USC Alumni Award Honorees
ASA V. CALL ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Shelly Nemirovsky ’85
ALUMNI MERIT AWARDS Ego Nwodim ’10
Wilbur H. Smith III MRED ’99
YOUNG ALUMNI MERIT AWARD Tim Ellis ’12, MS ’13
ALUMNI SERVICE AWARD Tony Alamo MD ’91
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ALUMNI MERIT AWARDS
Ego Nwodim ’10
Actress and Comedian, Saturday Night Live
Wilbur H. Smith III MRED ’99
Chief Executive Officer, President and Founder, Greenlaw Partners
ASA V. CALL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Shelly Nemirovsky ’85
USC Trustee Philanthropist
YOUNG ALUMNI MERIT AWARD
Tim Ellis ’12, MS ’13 Co-Founder and Board Member, Relativity Space
ALUMNI SERVICE AWARD
Tony Alamo MD ’91
Keck Medicine of USC Board of Councilors
Chief Physician Executive and Chief Medical Officer, Nevada Heart and Vascular Center
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on her Asa V. Call Alumni Achievement Award
We salute Shelly as a dedicated champion for the performing arts and an exemplary alumna!
The USCAA Board of Governors provides critical advice and support in developing USCAA programs and services. Its members represent each of the USCAA’s major constituent groups, as well as all of the principal academic units of the university.
President
Daniel Prince ’00, MA ’02
President-Elect
Jessica Lall ’06
Secretary
Kyle Lynn ’08, MS ’14
Associate Senior Vice President for Alumni Relations
Erika Jordan ML ’18
Gretchen Alkema PhD ’07
Saul Alvarado ’00
Natalie Alvarez ’14, MS ’15
Shahd Bawarith
Ruth Benton ’08
Alex Blecksmith MBA ’12
Marissa Borjon MA ’10
Darin Brawley EdD ’17
Pete Brejcha JD ’09
Luis Campa ’02
Kathleen Campos ’83
Terri Chan ’95, MS ’00, MBA ’08
Chandler Chow ’10
Yasmin Davidds ’95
Foti Defterios ’85
Justin Gaynor ’06
Christina Gonzalez EdD ’19
Sheree Gotuaco ’90
Mary Hall PhD ’92
Raphael Henderson ’82
Samuel Jones ’09
Priya Kapoor ’93, MFTH ’06
Isabella Kelly MS ’21
Howard Kern ’89
Ankit Keshav DDS ’17
Alex Kim MBV ’21
Jenna Knudsen ’97
Sky Kogachi ’94
Terry Krupczak ’80, MBT ’86
Jessica Lall ’06
Phillip Lee ’07, JD ’12
Jessica Lin ’09, PharmD ’13
Jason Lubin ’09
Josh Lurie ’18
Kyle Lynn ’08, MS ’14
Katherine Milias ’91
Kim Milliken-Hayden MS ’96
Linda Mirdamadi MD ’94
Rachel Morford ’07, MS ’07
Elizabeth O’Connell ’84
Kathleen O’Halloran ML ’16
John Oberg DSW ’22
Ann Palmer ’75
Usha Patel ’92, MS ’95
Teri Paul JD ’85
Skorn Ponrartana
Daniel Prince ’00, MA ’02
Charlene Achki Repko ’77
Charlene Riofrio ’06, MCG ’20
Clint Sallee ’94
Brianna Sanchez
Simeon Stewart ’92, MBA ’17
Robert Suzuki ’07
Mary Tee ’91
Patricia Vick ’67
Bryanna Wallace ’19
Nadine Watt MA ’94
Kyle Webb MBA ’16
Caroline Wu
Henry Wu ’08, MD ’12
Tony Zhang MBA ’12
Kev Zoryan ’94
2022-2024 Nadine Watt
2020-2022 John Iino
2019-2020 Corii David Berg
2018-2019 Michael A. Felix
2017-2018 Jaime Lee
2016-2017 Rod Y. Nakamoto
2015-2016 Michael E. Adler
2014-2015 Amy Ross
2013-2014 Ramona L. Cappello
2012-2013 Mitchell Lew
2011-2012 Lisa Barkett
2010-2011 Carol C. Fox
2009-2010 Robert Padgett
2008-2009 Richard A. DeBeikes Jr.
2007-2008 Michele Dedeaux Engemann
2006-2007 Alexander L. Cappello
2005-2006 Gale K. Bensussen
2004-2005 Glenn A. Sonnenberg
2003-2004 Ann L. Hill
2002-2003 Reginald Lathan
2001-2002 Robert S. Rollo
2000-2001 David Brubaker
1999-2000 Richard W. Cook
1998-1999 William C. Allen
1997-1998 Linda Dean Maudlin*
1996-1997 Leonard R. Fuller*
1995-1996 Gerald S. Papazian
1994-1995 L. Joe Enloe*
1993-1994 L’Cena Brunskill Rice
1992-1993 Ralph B. Allman Jr.
1991-1992 Hilton A. Green*
1990-1991 Otis M. Healy
1989-1990 George N. Boone*
1988-1989 Richard G. Van Vorst*
1987-1988 Ronald S. Orr
1986-1987 John P. Davis Jr.*
1985-1986 David S. Atha
1984-1985 Hugh H. Helm
1983-1984 Paul Kennedy Jr.*
1982-1983 Lorna Young Reed
1981-1982 Pascal B. Dilday*
1980-1981 Dann V. Angeloff*
1979-1980 Marshall A. Green*
1978-1979 Robert A. Brown Jr.*
1977-1978 Richard H. Lawrence*
1976-1977 Eugene C. Clarke*
1975-1976 Herbert G. Klein*
1974-1975 Ralph O. Wilcox*
1973-1974 Ashley S. Orr*
1972-1973 Raymond J. Arbuthnot*
1971-1972 Joseph K. Cannell*
1970-1971 George E. Brandow*
1969-1970 Stephen C. Bilheimer*
1968-1969 Raymond C. Sparling*
1967-1968 Phyllis Norton Cooper*
1966-1967 Winston R. Fuller*
1965-1966 Charles S. Boren*
1964-1965 John R. Abel*
1963-1964 G. Everett Miller*
1962-1963 Michael F.B. MacBan*
1961-1962 Bruce W. McNeil*
1960-1961 E. Russell Werdin*
1959-1960 Ralph E. Smith*
1958-1959 Eber E. Jaques*
1957-1958 J. Howard Payne*
1956-1957 Boyd P. Welin*
1955-1956 Mulvey Z. White*
1954-1955 Kennedy Ellsworth*
1953-1954 Lewis K. Gough*
1952-1953 Bernard C. Brennan*
1951-1952 J. Kneeland Nunan*
1950-1951 Francis J. Conley*
1949-1950 Gwynn M. Wilson*
1948-1949 Ron Stever*
1947-1948 Lloyd E. Wright Sr.*
1946-1947 Clarence L. Kincaid*
1945-1946 Howard L. Byram*
1944-1945 Elmer H. Howlett*
1943-1944 J. Arthur Taylor*
1942-1943 Franklin S. Wade*
1941-1942 E. Earl Moody*
1940-1941 Walter L. Bowers*
1939-1940 Elmer P. Bromley*
1938-1939 Frank F. Barham*
1937-1938 Carl R. Howson*
1936-1937 Byron C. Hanna*
1935-1936 Fred B. Olds*
1934-1935 Clifford E. Hughes*
1933-1934 Carl B. Wirsching*
1932-1933 Frank W. Otto*
1931-1932 Asa V. Call*
1930-1931 Merritt H. Adamson*
1929-1930 Herbert A. Freston*
1928-1929 James D. McCoy*
1927-1928 Allen T. Archer*
1926-1927 Linton H. Smith*
1923-1926 Edward L. Doheny Jr.*
1885-1886 George Finley Bovard*
*Deceased
April 27, 1932 — In a letter to the Board of the Directors of the USC Alumni Association, Mr. Asa V. Call writes, “Confirming a proposal which was made some time ago, and which I understand meets with your approval, I am willing at this time to give to the Alumni Association a silver trophy to be awarded each year at or about Commencement, to the alumnus of our University who, by reason of his accomplishments in some field of endeavor, during the preceding year, reflects the greatest credit to our University… The Trophy will, of course, remain in the permanent possession of the University, and the name of the donee of the award will each year be engraved thereon. At the time of the presentation this person will be given for his permanent possession a smaller silver replica of the original trophy.”
May 1932 — In a column in the Alumni Review, Mr. Call noted: “There will be no General Alumni banquet this year. The dedication of the Alumni Gate or Pylon, which is to be held just before commencement exercises June fourth, 1932, will take its place. At the same ceremony the first annual award of the new Alumni Cup will be made to the alumnus of the university who has, by reason of his accomplishments during the preceding year, brought the greatest credit to our university.”
April 6, 1933 — Lewis Gough, Executive Secretary of the GAA, named the award the “Asa V. Call Alumni Achievement Trophy” in recognition of Mr. Call’s donation of the silver trophy and inspiring the award itself.
2024 Charles Cale LAW ’66
2023 Bill Allen CINEMA ’79
2021/ David C. Bohnett
2020 BUSINESS ’78
2019 Kathleen L. McCarthy EDUCATION ’57 (LEADERSHIP ’95)
2018 William McMorrow BUSINESS ’69, MBA ’70
2017 Rick J. Caruso BUSINESS ’80 (MERIT 2005)
2016 William J. Schoen BUSINESS ’60, MBA ’63
2015 Mark Stevens ECONOMICS/ENGINEERING ’81, MS ’94 (MERIT 2009)
2014 Daniel J. Epstein ENGINEERING ’62 (SERVICE 2008)
2013 Frank Fertitta III BUSINESS ’84
2012 Dan Bane BUSINESS ’69
2011 Ronald N. Tutor BUSINESS ’63
2010 Taylor Hackford INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ’67
2009 Ronnie C. Chan BUSINESS MBA ’76
2008 Christopher Cox LAS ’73 (MERIT 1999)
2007 Edward J. Perkins MPA ’72, DPA ’78 (MERIT 1991)
2006 Andrew Viterbi ENGINEERING PhD ’62
2005 Gordon Marshall BUSINESS ’46
2004 Marilyn Horne MUSIC ’53
2003 Major General Charles Bolden Jr. ENGINEERING MA ’77
2002 Edward P. Roski Jr. BUSINESS ’62
2001 Patrick C. Haden LAS ’75 (MERIT 1985)
1998 John C. Argue LAW ’56 (MERIT 1984)
1997 Ray R. Irani CHEMISTRY PhD ’57 (MERIT 1985)
1996 John Ferraro BUSINESS ’48 (MERIT 1972)
1995 Katherine Bogdanovich Loker LAS ’40 (MERIT 1985)
1994 Herb Alpert MUSIC ’54 (MERIT 1985)
1993 Robert K. Kerlan LAS ’42, MD ’46 (MERIT 1984)
1992 Carl E. Hartnack HON. LAW ’81
1990 Gen. William Lyon MILITARY/BUSINESS LEADER
1989 Ron Stever BUSINESS ’26 (SERVICE 1972)
1988 Robert F. Erburu JOURNALISM ’52
1987 J. Douglas Pardee BUSINESS ’49 (MERIT 1979)
1986 Virginia Ramo EDUCATION ’37 (SERVICE 1971)
1985 David L. Wolper LAS ’49 (MERIT 1982)
1984 Albert C. Martin ARCHITECTURE ’36 (MERIT 1969)
1983 Kenneth T. Norris Jr. BUSINESS ’37
1982 Raoul M. Dedeaux BUSINESS ’35
1981 Warren M. Christopher LAS ’45
1980 Irving Stone GRADUATE SCHOOL ’24
1979 J. Howard Edgerton LAS ’28, LAW ’30 (MERIT 1956)
1978 Robert J. Fluor BUSINESS ’46 (MERIT 1967)
1977 John Wayne LAS ’27 (MERIT 1963)
1976 Robert E. Vivian LAS ’17, MA ’22, HON. SCD ’69 (SERVICE 1975)
1975 Robert D. Wood BUSINESS ’49 (MERIT 1967)
1974 David X. Marks DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS ’59
1973 Roy P. Crocker LAS/LAW ’24 (MERIT 1972)
1972 Gwynn Wilson BUSINESS ’21 (MERIT 1967)
1971 Herbert G. Klein JOURNALISM ’40 (SERVICE 1977)
1970 Neil A. Armstrong ENGINEERING ’70
1969 Robert H. Finch LAW ’51
1968 Robert R. Dockson BUSINESS ’46
1967 Howard F. Ahmanson BUSINESS ’27
1966 Joseph A. Ball LAW ’27
1965 Asa V. Call LAW ’14
1964 Robert E. Brooker ENGINEERING ’27 (MERIT 1955)
1963 Norman Topping MEDICINE ’36
1962 John R. Abel DENTISTRY ’30 (MERIT 1959)
1961 Justice Thomas P. White LAW ’11
1960 Frank H. Sparks EDUCATION ’37
1959 Howard P. House MEDICINE ’35
1958 Rockwell D. Hunt DEAN OF GRADUATE SCHOOL
1957 Patricia Ryan Nixon EDUCATION ’37 (MERIT 1955)
1956 Elmer P. Bromley LAW ’13
1955 Lloyd E. Wright LAW ’15
1954 Thomas H. Kuchel LAW ’32
1953 Lewis K. Gough BUSINESS ’31
1952 Nadine Conner Heacock MUSIC ’33
1951 Gordon Evans Dean LAW ’30
1950 Hugh Carey Wilett EDUCATION ’07
1949 Clarence L. Kincaid LAW ’21
1948 Elvon Musick LAW ’15
1947 Dean Barlett Cromwell GRADUATE SCHOOL ’46
1946 Virgil Pinkley JOURNALISM ’29
1945 Col. Frank H. Kurtz BUSINESS ’37
1944 Frank P. Doherty LAW ’11
1943 Maj. Gen. Ira C. Eaker JOURNALISM ’34
1942 Franklin S. Wade ENGINEERING ’08
1941 Harry J. Bauer BUSINESS ’09
1940 Allan Hancock SCIENCE RESEARCH/MUSIC ’32
1939 Frank Barham JOURNALISM ’06
1938 Byron C. Hanna LAW ’10
1937 Harold J. Stonier BUSINESS ’13
1936 James David McCoy DENTISTRY ’06
1935 Hugh Baillie JOURNALISM ’15
1934 Jesse W. Curtis LAW 1887
2024 Diana Ramos COMMUNICATIONS ’88, MEDICINE ’94
Renata Simril POLICY ’99
John Terzian COMMUNICATIONS ’02
Rachel Scott (Young Alumni) COMMUNICATIONS ’15
2023 Roger Lynch PHYSICS ’93
Ellisen Shelton Turner ENGINEERING ’97
Kaitlyn Yang (Young Alumni) CINEMA ’11
2022 The Honorable Mary Bono FINE ARTS ’84
Michael Nyeholt BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 78
Adam Goldston (Young Alumni) SOCIOLOGY ’09 and Ryan Goldston (Young Alumni) BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ’09
2021/ Patsy Dewey
2020 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’81
Dianne Kwock PHARMACY PharmD ’74 and Lunny Ronnie Jung PHARMACY PHARMD ’72
Rachel Morford (Young Alumni) ENGINEERING ’07, MS ’07
2019 Sandra Evers-Manly PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’81
Michael Nyman SPORTS INFORMATION ’86
Kevin Xu (Young Alumni) NEUROSCIENCE ’11
2018 Carmen Nava BUSINESS ’84
Carol Gomez Summerhays DENTAL DDS ’78
Kevin Tsujihara BUSINESS ’86
Ryan Coogler (Young Alumni) MFA ’11
2017 Wanda M. Austin PhD ’99
Grant Gershon BM ’85
Wilfred Steven Uytengsu BUSINESS ’83
Allyson Felix (Young Alumni) ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ’08
2016 Joseph M. Boskovich Sr. BUSINESS ’75, MBA ’77
Suzanne Dworak-Peck PSYCHOLOGY ’65, MA ’67
Scott A. Stone CINEMA ’79 (SERVICE 1998)
America Ferrera (Young Alumni) INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ’13
2015 Curtis Conway PUBLIC POLICY AND MANAGEMENT ’94
Dalila Corral Lyons PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’81
Dikran Tavrizian FINANCE ’62, JD ’65
Lizette Salas (Young Alumni) SOCIOLOGY ’11
2014 Ronnie Lott PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’81
Bob Osher CINEMA ’81
Gail Samuel LAS ’81, MUSIC ’89, MBA ’02
Aja Brown (Young Alumni) PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’04, MPA ’05
2013 Geraldine Knatz ENGINEERING ’85, PhD ’79
Mark Ridley-Thomas RELIGION PhD ’89
Rebecca Soni (Young Alumni) COMMUNICATIONS ’09
2012 Dean Heller BUSINESS ’85
Thelma Melendez de Santa Ana EDUCATION ’95
William Wang ENGINEERING ’86
Brandon Beck (Young Alumni) BUSINESS ’04
2011 Larry S. Flax LAW ’67, LAW ’71
Bryan Lourd JOURNALISM ’82
Mark Sanchez (Young Alumni) COMMUNICATIONS ’09
2010 Janet Evans COMMUNICATIONS ’95
Ming Hsieh ENGINEERING ’83, MS ’84
Captain Melissa Ward BUSINESS ’86
2009 Mark A. Stevens ENGINEERING ’81, MS ’84 (CALL 2015)
1933 W. W. Beckett MEDICINE 1888
1932 Thomas Nixon Carver EDUCATION 1891
Lt. Gen. Frances C. Wilson USMC EDUCATION EdD ’80
2008 Adam Herbert LAS ’66, MPA ’69
Suzanne Nora Johnson LAS ’79
2007 Leonard R. Fuller PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’68 (SERVICE 1999)
Toshiko Satake FINE ARTS ’57
Louis Zamperini
LAS ’40
2006 Jack Dyer (J.D.) Crouch II LAS ’80, MA ’81, PhD ’87
Thom Mayne ARCHITECTURE ’69
2005 Rick J. Caruso BUSINESS ’80 (CALL 2017)
Lisa Leslie LAS ’97
Frederick J. Ryan Jr. LAS ’77, JD ’80
2004 Merwyn C. Gill ENGINEERING ’37
Kendra Fleagle Gorlitsky
MEDICINE ’86
Ed Gregory Hookstratten BUSINESS ’53
2003 Alexandra Mary Levine
MEDICINE ’71
Bruce Matthews
ENGINEERING ’83
Marni Nixon
MUSIC ’50
2002 Yale Gieszl ACCOUNTING ’65
Philip R. Manning Jr. BS ’45, MD ’48
Anugerah Pekerti BUSINESS PhD ’85
2001 Jeffrey J. Miller BUSINESS ’72, MBA ’73
Drew Pinsky MEDICINE ’83
Frances Wu SOCIAL WORK DSW ’73
1999 Christopher Cox LAS ’73 (CALL 2008)
William F. House MEDICINE ’52
Marie L. Knowles ENGINEERING ’68, MS ’70, MBA ’74
Conrad L. Mallett LAW ’79, MPA ’79
1998 Stan Chambers INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ’44
Genta Hawkins Holmes INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ’62
Jeffery Smulyan LAS ’69, JD ’72
Crispus A. Wright LAW ’38
1997 Thomas L. Bahler MUSIC ’66
Houston E. Conwill FINE ARTS ’76
Kerry McCluggage JOURNALISM ’76
Jane H. Popovich BUSINESS ’61
1996 G. Sydney Barton BUSINESS ’42
Lily Chiang ENGINEERING ’82
Young-Hoon Kang LAS ’66, PhD ’73
Sammy Lee MEDICINE ’47
1995 Edward D. Fox Jr. BUSINESS ’69, MBA ’70
Stanley P. Gold LAW ’67
Jack B. Lindquist BUSINESS ’50
Wilma L. West LAS ’47
1994 Merle H. Bensinger LAS ’48
Candace D. Cooper LAS ’70, JD ’73
Irene Yasutake Hirano PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’70, MPA ’72
Alan J. Levine BUSINESS ’68, JD ’71
1993 MacDonald Becket ARCHITECTURE ’52
James A. Doolittle LAS ’38
Stuart E. Gothold EDUCATION EdD ’74
Beatrice (Bee) Canterbury Lavery JOURNALISM ’48
1992 Yvonne Brathwaite Burke LAW ’56
Maureen Gallagher DiMarco EDUCATION ’73
Jerry Goldsmith HON MUSIC
Arthur Groman LAS ’36
Emmet L. Wemple FINE ARTS/ARCHITECTURE ’47
1991 Richard W. Cook LAS ’72
Edward J. Perkins PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MPA ’72, DPA ’79 (CALL 2007)
1989 Linda Johnson Rice LAS ’80
Lynn Swann LAS ’74
Robert Zemeckis CINEMA ’73
1990 John R. Gaulding MBA ’75
John W. House LAS ’63, MD ’67
Joyce L. Kennard LAS ’71, JD ’74, MPA ’74
Swoosie Kurtz DRAMA ’64
1989 Charles F. Bolden Jr. ENGINEERING MS ’77 (CALL 2003)
Keith Comrie BUSINESS ’63, MPA ’66
James C. Dobson MEd ’62, PhD ’67
Frank O. Gehry ARCHITECTURE ’54
Seh-Jik Park EDUCATION MA ’83
1988 Leo F. Buscaglia LAS ’50, MA ’54, PhD ’63
Thomas N. Fuelling BUSINESS ’57
Jon Jerde ARCHITECTURE ’64
Harold Moulton CHEMISTRY ’19
1987 Margaret King Gibbs LAS ’36, MPA ’42
Harry Handler EDUCATION ’63, PhD ’67
Malcolm M. Lucas LAS ’50, LAW ’53
Cheryl Miller JOURNALISM ’86
Carl E. Reichardt BUSINESS ’56
Barney Rosenzweig LAS ’59
1986 Frank H. Cruz LAS ’66, MA ’69
Thomas P. Kemp BUSINESS ’52
Thomas L. Walker LAS ’48
Margaret Kirkpatrick Wetzel LAS ’75
Gin D. Wong ARCHITECTURE ’50
1985 Herb Alpert MUSIC ’54 (CALL 1994)
Harold W. Dornsife ENGINEERING ’39, MS ’42
Morris Draper INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ’52
Patrick C. Haden LAS ’75 (CALL 2001)
Ray R. Irani CHEMISTRY PhD ’57 (CALL 1997)
Katherine Bogdanovich Loker LAS ’40 (CALL 1995)
1984 John C. Argue LAW ’56 (CALL 1998)
Robert K. Kerlan LAS ’42, MD ’46 (CALL 1993)
Richard K. Eamer BUSINESS ’55, LAW ’59
Robert Stack LAS ’38
Edward Zapanta MEDICINE ’63
1983
Telford Work JOURNALISM ’18
1982 Stephen C. Bilheimer BUSINESS ’26 (SERVICE 1968)
Hernando Courtright LAS ’27
Clarence L. Crabbe LAS ’32
Lionel L. Hampton MUSIC ’30
James F. Hardy LAS ’46
Fred G. Hill EDUCATION ’66
Yong Woo Kim GRADUATE SCHOOL ’39
Michael Landon LAS ’55
Ruth Hines Ragland DENTISTRY ’57, MEd ’68
William A. Simpson Jr. BUSINESS ’41
David L. Wolper LAS ’49 (CALL 1985)
1981 Michael L. Garrett LAS ’67
Robert D. Haugh LAS ’35, MEd ’49, EdD ’56 (SERVICE 1975)
Jesse T. Hill Sr. EDUCATION ’30 (SERVICE 1972)
Leland C. Nielsen LAW ’46
1980 Frank N. Gifford BUSINESS ’56 (SERVICE 1968)
William Bowdoin Jones LAW ’52
Fay Mitchell Kanin LAS ’37
Dorothy Wright Nelson LAW ’56
Nathaniel K. Rosen MUSIC ’72
1979 Louis M. Brown LAS ’30
David M. Cooney LAS ’51
Robert F. Jani LAS ’56
Katsumi Kometani DENTISTRY ’32
Frank Lanterman HON MUSIC ’23, Dr. h.c. ’73
J. Douglas Pardee BUSINESS ’49 (CALL 1987)
1978 H. Eames Bishop BUSINESS ’36
George E. Brandow ENGINEERING ’36 (SERVICE 1972)
Marianne Frostig EDUCATION PhD ’55
Marilyn Serle Neeley MUSIC ’60, MA ’61
Mildred Eberhard Younger FINE ARTS ’42
1977 Joseph K. Cannell BUSINESS ’30 (SERVICE 1973)
Kennedy Galpin BUSINESS ’47
Ned Lewis LAS ’25
Emery E. Olson LAS ’16, MA ’19, JD ’35 (SERVICE 1964)
Lionel L. Van Deerlin JOURNALISM ’37
Bernice Wright Harper LAS ’48
1976 Edward H. Barker PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’45, PhD ’60
Richard M. Clowes LAS ’38, MS ’50, EdD ’60
D. Allan Sedgwick LAS ’36
Mary E. Walters LAW ’49
1975 Philip G. Hoffman GRADUATE SCHOOL ’42
Rex Ingraham DENTISTRY ’41 (OLDS 1987)
William J. Johnston LAS ’49, MS ’51
James L. Loper COMMUNICATIONS PhD ’67
Charles L. Lowman MEDICINE ’07
Albert Lee Stephens Jr. LAS ’36, LAW ’38
1974 Gerald P. Carr ENGINEERING ’54
C. Craig Hosmer LAW ’40
John R. McCoy DENTISTRY ’11
Homer O. Woodruff ENGINEERING ’33
1973 Marshall A. Green LAS ’41 (SERVICE 1978)
George Preston Martin BUSINESS ’48
William W. Sharman EDUCATION ’63
David W. Williams LAW ’37
1972 Roy P. Crocker LAS/LAW ’24 (CALL 1973)
Walter R. Ely Jr. LAW ’49
John Ferraro BUSINESS ’48 (CALL 1996)
Patricia Reilly Hitt EDUCATION ’39
1971 Herbert Kunzel LAS ’33
John G. Lowe BUSINESS ’43
M. Norvel Young GRADUATE SCHOOL ’41
1970 John A. Lambie ENGINEERING ’35, MS ’38
Morley L. Theaker LAS ’24
1969 Albert C. Martin ARCHITECTURE ’36 (CALL 1984)
Carl R. Terzian LAS ’57
1968 Helen Eastman Martin MEDICINE ’34
Reginald I. McKenzie BUSINESS ’32
1967 Robert J. Fluor BUSINESS ’46 (CALL 1978)
J. Howard Payne LAS ’38, MEDICINE ’43 (SERVICE 1955)
Gwynn Wilson LAS ’21 (CALL 1972)
Robert D. Wood BUSINESS ’49 (CALL 1975)
1966 Herbert A. Freston LAW ’15
H. Dale Hilton ENGINEERING ’36 (SERVICE 1982)
Paul R. Williams ENGINEERING ’19
1965 Chester F. Dolley LAS ’26
Byron B. Gentry LAW ’36
Marilyn Lewis Horne MUSIC ’53 (CALL 2004)
Frank M. Kyes DENTISTRY ’30
1964 William D. Hartshorn MUSIC ’32
Clifford E. Hughes LAW ’21
Maxwell L. Rafferty Jr. EDUCATION EdD ’56
Rosalind Weiner Wyman PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’52
1963 Jesse Unruh JOURNALISM ’48
John Wayne LAS ’27 (CALL 1977)
1962 Charles S. Boren EDUCATION ’29
Art Buchwald JOURNALISM ’48
2024 Paula Ciaramitaro BUSINESS ’85
Janine Colich EDUCATION '78 and John Colich BUSINESS '71
2023 Donald Dean BUSINESS ’90
Teena Hostovich BUSINESS ’86
Amy A. Ross MEDICINE ’86
2022 Jules Buenabenta BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ’87
Ramona L. Cappello BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ’81
Beth Petak-Aaron EDUCATION ’80
2021/ Kathleen Burns Campos
2020 LAS ’83
Richard S. Flores BUSINESS and LAS ’83
2019 Herb Goodman PSYCHOLOGY ’58 and Kathy Goodman BUSINESS ’62
Sattareh Farman Farmaian LAS ’46, MSW ’48
Alden H. Miller LAS ’27
1961 Roberta Bowler LIBRARY SCIENCE ’21
Telfer B. Reynolds MEDICINE ’45
1960 George Perrine LAS ’30
C. C. Trillingham EDUCATION ’33
1959 John R. Abel DENTISTRY ’30 (CALL 1962)
Samuel E. Gates LAS ’26, LAW ’33
1958 Edward Mills BUSINESS ’28
A. E. Swanson BUSINESS ’22
1957 Joseph Eshelman LAW ’17
1956 J. Howard Edgerton LAS ’28, LAW ’30 (CALL 1979)
Lloyd Greif MBA ’79
2018 Bob Padgett LAS ’67
Valerie Gumbiner Weiss COMMUNICATION ’74, MPA ’81
2017 Dan Cassidy PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’59
Vicki McCluggage BROADCASTING AND SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS ’77
2016 William A. Heeres PHARMACY PharmD ’63
John J. Lytle DENTAL DDS ’58, MD ’65
2015 JoAnne Nootbaar Rogers BUSINESS ’60
George Stoneman MD MEDICINE MD ’65
2014 Michael A. Felix BUSINESS ’83
Jana Waring Greer COMMUNICATIONS ’73
Henry Flynn BUSINESS ’39
1955 Robert E. Brooker ENGINEERING ’27 (CALL 1964)
Patricia Ryan Nixon EDUCATION ’37 (CALL 1957)
1954 Mary Attlee Deutz LAS ’37
1953 Christy Fox Shonnard LAS ’34
Christine M. Ofiesh LAS ’74
2013 Barbara Cotler LAS ’60
Linda Givvin LAS ’70
Jerry Neely BUSINESS ’58
2012 Richard A. DeBeikes Jr. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’78
Kelly G. Purvis LAS ’84
Jeffrey H. Smulyan LAS ’84
2011 George L. Pla PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MPA ’74
Elizabeth Plumleigh LAS MA ’84 and Robert E. Plumleigh
2010 Gale Bensussen BUSINESS ’70
Jane Bensussen COMMUNICATIONS MA ’69
Roger W. Rossier EDUCATION MS ’62, EdD ’72
2009 David M. Breslow PHARMACY PharmD ’71
Alexander L. Cappello BUSINESS ’77
James A. Eddy BUSINESS ’52 and Janet Ewart Eddy EDUCATION ’54, MS ’78, PhD ’91
2008 John C. Bedrosian LAW ’59
Daniel J. Epstein (CALL 2014) ENGINEERING ’62
Mildred Farnsworth LAS ’46
2007 Jeanette “Jea” Morf Baran LAS ’48
Glenn A. Sonnenberg LAS ’77, JD ’80
2006 Carol Campbell Fox EDUCATION MS ’62
Reginald W. Lathan PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’77
2005 Sally Edwards EDUCATION ’65
Robert Rollo BUSINESS ’69, MA ’70
2004 Darlene Dufau Reid LAS ’67, MA ’69
Donald K. Garner ACCOUNTING ’66, MBA ’67, JD ’70
Paul E. Hadley LAS MA ’46, PhD ’55
2003 Richard Cook LAS ’72
Mara Hunter Redden PHYSICAL EDUCATION ’75, MS ’76, MS ’79
Mary Richardson EDUCATION ’62
2002 Marvin A. Goux EDUCATION ’56
Fred V. Keenan POLITICAL SCIENCE ’37
Ann Lipscomb Hill LAS ’71, MA ’74
2001 William C. Allen CINEMA ’79
Michele Dedeaux Engemann THEATRE ’68
Thomas C. Halvorsen EDUCATION EdD ’80
1999 Leonard R. Fuller PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’68 (MERIT 2007)
Evelyn Kieffer LAS ’64
Mary Lee Shon LAS ’39
Roger K. Stewart BUSINESS ’52
1998 David F. Brubaker BUSINESS ’66, MBA ’68
John W. Hamilton BUSINESS ’64
Virginia Ochsner EDUCATION ’56
Scott A. Stone CINEMA ’79 (MERIT 2016)
1997 Sue Masi Femino DENTISTRY ’61
Yoshihiro Sano BUSINESS MBA ’73, MS ’76
Sue Corwin Schaar EDUCATION ’56
Charlotte Van Fleet BUSINESS ’53
1996 Verna B. Dauterive EDUCATION ME ’49, EdD ’66
Susan Spence Lewis PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ’77
Kenneth R. Barton BUSINESS ’53
James Tilton BUSINESS ’64
1995 Dr. Sam C. Colachis Jr. ENGINEERING ’47
Willa O’Day Olsen GRADUATE SCHOOL PhD ’58, MD ’62
Janice M. Munemitsu BUSINESS ’79, MBA ’82
Carl D. Gutermann BUSINESS ’61
1994 James F. Childs Jr. BUSINESS ’61
Gordon Gray LAS ’48
Audrey Terry Grundy EDUCATION ’50
George John Higue DENTISTRY ’40
Jody Priebe Murdock EDUCATION ’58
Melody Y. Nishida LAS ’78
Stephany Fettu Walsh MUSIC ’70
1993 John Abdun-Nur LAS ’47, MD ’54
Barbara Bode Barton BUSINESS ’49
Anne Bivens Taves EDUCATION ’64
Joni Hansen BUSINESS ’75
Otis M. Healy BUSINESS ’50
Jim Middleton BUSINESS ’54
Aaron Jonathan Weiss BUSINESS ’73, MBA ’74
1992 Alice Herzog Davis BUSINESS ’49
Robert L. Francis MEDICINE ’57
Yoshiharu Honkawa BUSINESS ’55
Judith Rogers Joyer DENTISTRY ’72
Steven D. McMorris LAS ’61
Barbara Sharp Rossier EDUCATION ’63, EdD ’71
1991 Christine Galt Benscoter LAS ’74
Joan Rose Enloe FINE ARTS ’57
Kurt Meier BUSINESS ’70
Bruce A. Peters BUSINESS ’71
L’Cena Brunskill Rice EDUCATION ’53, MEd ’59
Clarice T. Trombly BUSINESS ’46, MEd ’70
1990 Albert J. Centofante BUSINESS ’52
Donna Traylor Gibbs EDUCATION ’56
Ronald S. Orr LAW ’72, MBA ’87
Gerald S. Papazian LAS ’77 (OLDS 2005)
Hortense Tingstad LAS ’31
1989 Sigrid Husted Allman DENTISTRY ’56
Helen Janet Sims Curtis EDUCATION ’45
Nancy Miller Hoffman LAS ’54
Mike Nyeholt BUSINESS ’78
Joyce Canavan Stewart MUSIC ’52
Abe Somer LAS ’59, LAW ’62
1988 Ralph B. Allman Jr. LAS ’57, DDS ’62, MS ’66
John P. Davis Jr. BUSINESS ’49
Barbara Barnes Meyers BUSINESS ’61
J. Kristoffer Popovich BUSINESS ’65, MBA ’70
Paul Salata BUSINESS ’48
Robert Thorell BUSINESS ’65
1987 George N. Boone DENTISTRY DDS ’46, MS ’52
Stephen J. Carr BUSINESS ’40
L. Joe Enloe LAS ’57, MD ’60
Robert Hillen EDUCATION MEd ’63
Nick M. Pappas LAS ’38
Alli Lockwood Solum BUSINESS ’59
1986 Bernice Marks Christenson EDUCATION MEd ’55
Raymond E. George BUSINESS ’39
Albert Hanson ENGINEERING ’35
Hugh H. Helm BUSINESS ’62, JD ’69
Virginia Greelis Hill LAS ’33
Marjorie Reetz Zickfeld EDUCATION ’45
1985 Betty Cappelle Noble BUSINESS ’48
Paul C. Chan DENTISTRY ’44
Claire Laub Huchel LAS ’44
Charles D. Griffen LAS ’53
Diana Chipps Jones EDUCATION ’69
Ernest F. Smith BUSINESS ’33
1984 Theodore T. Alexander EDUCATION EdD ’75
David S. Atha BUSINESS ’69
Clara Shaw Eddy LAS ’27
John P. Naber LAS ’77
Diana Tonelli Peters EDUCATION MEd ’71
John B. Wilson DENTISTRY ’36
Ruth Laveaga Youngblood LAS ’35
1983 Marilyn Fuller Atha FINE ARTS ’61
Helen Jones Dedeaux FINE ARTS ’39, MFA ’43
Pascal B. Dilday LAS ’33
Nancy Crook Edelbrock FINE ARTS ’59
Montgomery Ross Fisher BUSINESS ’43
John V. Morley JOURNALISM ’33
Conrad Schweitzer BUSINESS ’54
1982 Dann V. Angeloff BUSINESS ’58, MBA ’63
JoAnn Willyard Conley EDUCATION ’60
James G. Frankenberger BUSINESS ’60
Sue Freeman Brau MUSIC ’49
H. Dale Hilton ENGINEERING ’36 (MERIT 1966)
Sharon Wilson Merz EDUCATION ’64
Joe B. Noble EDUCATION ’52
Fred B. Olds DENTISTRY ’24
1981 Frank E. Anderson LAS ’50
Hilton A. Green BUSINESS ’52
Paul Kennedy Jr. LAS ’48
Edward T. King DENTISTRY ’50
June Davis Teal JOURNALISM ’43
Richard G. Van Vorst GRADUATE SCHOOL ’56
Mary Vidos Welsh LAS ’54
1980 Robert A. Brown Jr. BUSINESS ’42
Rolland J. Curtis BUSINESS ’53
Francis R. Daney PHARMACY ’37
Elise Paschelt Ebbert DENTISTRY ’57
Ernest H. Hara ARCHITECTURE ’35
Namiji Itabashi LAS ’37
Regina Gesell Leimbach EDUCATION ’57
Roland H. Rosauer PHARMACY ’30
Andrew C. Wilson LAS ’41
1979 Robert H. Chappell LAS ’56
Donald R. Clark ENGINEERING ’49
L. Monroe Clark BUSINESS ’47
Robert A. Erskine LAS ’34, MEd ’41
Elaine Audrey Pinces Gourley EDUCATION MEd ’64, EdD ’80
Barbara Taft Galpin BUSINESS ’47
Walter H. Hale EDUCATION EdD ’72
Mary Laird Holman LAS ’57, MEd ’58
Francis V. McGinley BUSINESS ’35
Xenia Lavell Okin LAS ’45, MEd ’51
1978 Frederick T. Burrill LAS ’37, MS ’40, PhD ’47
Charlotte Kermode Carpenter EDUCATION ’52
Lois Stephenson Dechant JOURNALISM ’46
Marshall A. Green LAS ’41 (MERIT 1973)
Lloyd Freeman Hunt ENGINEERING ’19, BS ’29, PhD ’67
Linda Dean Maudlin BUSINESS ’61
James B. McCloud INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ’65
Robert S. Miner
EDUCATION MEd ’48
Albert S. Raubenheimer HON. SCD ’60
Hiroyoshi Shimono DENTISTRY ’65
John D. Walters MEDICINE ’40
1977 Renie Oren Bishop EDUCATION ’53
Buford B. Drake PHARMACY ’31
Archie J. Hicks Jr. BUSINESS ’40
Herman Hill BUSINESS ’31
Lucile Lyon Hill LAS ’31, MEd ’33
Herbert G. Klein JOURNALISM ’40 (CALL 1971)
Royal D. Marks BUSINESS ’32
Stanley E. Musgrove LAS ’47
Frances G. Watson LAS ’56, PhD ’77
Jaqueline Boice Wells LAS ’46
1976 Charlotte Quinn Bomke LAS ’43
Robert S. Feder LAS ’37, LAW ’40
Dee Dee Freeman Moffat LAS ’61
Michael J. Niotta LAS ’67
Louis P. Pozzo BUSINESS ’35
Ralph O. Wilcox BUSINESS ’31
1975 Lindley E. Bothwell LAS ’22, GRADUATE SCHOOL ’25
Robert D. Haugh LAS ’35, MS ’49, EdD ’56 (MERIT 1981)
Lynn Moody Hoffman LAS ’40
Edward L. Jones BUSINESS ’38
Bruce McNeil ENGINEERING ’38
Earl E. Moody LAS ’12, MEDICINE ’17
Ralph E. Smith LAW ’28
Robert E. Vivian LAS ’17, MA ’22, HON. SCD ’69 (CALL 1976)
Mulvey White LAS ’31
1974 Raymond J. Arbuthnot BUSINESS ’33
Robert Cardona BUSINESS ’49, MEd ’50
Julia Stearns Dockweiler GRADUATE SCHOOL ’41
Richard H. Lawrence EDUCATION ’48, MEd ’59
Helen Allis Starling LAS ’35
E. Russell Werdin BUSINESS ’53
1973 Joseph K. Cannell BUSINESS ’30 (MERIT 1977)
Lorna Young Reed EDUCATION ’58
Charles W. Webster EDUCATION ’52
Boyd P. Welin PHARMACY ’27
1972 Frank K. Abbott DENTISTRY DDS ’29
George E. Brandow ENGINEERING ’36 (MERIT 1978)
Jesse T. Hill Sr. EDUCATION ’30 (MERIT 1981)
Ron Stever BUSINESS ’26 (CALL 1989)
1971 Mary Kay Damson Arbuthnot LAS ’46
Fred G. Horowitz LAS ’37
Virginia Smith Ramo EDUCATION ’37 (CALL 1986)
Raymond C. Sparling ENGINEERING ’33
1970 Richard I. Kirtland BUSINESS ’29, JD ’32
George Moody LAS ’40
Phyllis Norton Cooper LAS ’35, LAW ’38
Brice U. Taylor EDUCATION ’26
1969 Winston R. Fuller LAS ’32
Ralph Haney LAS ’17
Ashley S.Orr LAS ’40, LAW ’47 (OLDS 1976)
Francis D. Tappan LAS ’30, LAW ’32
1968 Stephen C. Bilheimer BUSINESS ’26 (MERIT 1982)
Frank N. Gifford BUSINESS ’56 (MERIT 1980)
1967 John R. MacFaden JOURNALISM ’31
Eugene C. Clarke LAS ’32
Jack MacDonald ARCHITECTURE ’36
1966 Paul J. Avery EDUCATION EdD ’63
G. Everett Miller LAS ’29, LAW ’30
1965 Gordon T. Campbell LAS ’24
Arnold Eddy ENGINEERING ’34
Lenore Randack Yeamans LAS ’35
1964 Howard I. Byram LAS ’15
Michael MacBain LAS ’40
Emery F. Olson LAS ’16, MA ’19, JD ’35 (MERIT 1977)
1963 Francis J. Conley DENTISTRY ’31
Kitty Lou Coons Proulx LAS ’39
Lyndon E. Robb BUSINESS ’34
1962 R. Paul Husted DENTISTRY ’16
Samuel L. Kurland LAW ’31
1961 Lee Combs LAW ’29
Dorothy King O’Toole LAS ’24
1960 Helen Guthrie McCall LAS ’32
Frank Skeele LAS ’20
1959 Grace A. Mogle Dreier EDUCATION ’32
Lucy Ann McLean Webster LAS ’37
1958 Grace Libby Densmore LAS ’37
J. Wendell Sether JOURNALISM ’34
1957 Cecil Dickinson DENTISTRY ’24
Kennedy Ellsworth BUSINESS ’22
1956 Albert T. Quon BUSINESS ’28
1955 J. Howard Payne MEDICINE ’42 (MERIT 1967)
1954 Sonia Turney Aberhold LAS ’34
Clarence W. Dustin ARCHITECTURE ’29
2011 Joann Koll
2009 Ron Orr BUSINESS ’79
2007 Anthony D. Lazzaro ENGINEERING ’49
2005 Gerald S. Papazian LAS ’77 (SERVICE 1990)
1994 Dr. A. N. Mosich PROFESSOR EMERITUS
1993 Oscar Pallares PHARMACY ’55
1992 Richard H. Chernick LAW ’70
1991 James J. Femino MEDICINE ’61
The Fred B. Olds Award is presented on special occasion to USC alumni for extraordinary and unparalleled service to the university over a long period of time.
1990 Douglas P. Simpson BUSINESS ’62, MBA ’67
1988 Linda Dean Maudlin BUSINESS ’61
1987 Rex Ingraham DENTISTRY ’41 (MERIT 1975)
1986 Happy I. Franklin
1984 Hiro Shimono DENTISTRY ’59, MS ’65
1983 Dora McMullen Sutro SOCIAL WORK ’48
1982 Elinor Richardson EDUCATION ’53, EdD ’73
1981 Emmet L. Wemple ARCHITECTURE ’47
1980 Elaine A. Gourley EDUCATION ’64, EdD ’80
1980 Albert Hanson ENGINEERING ’35
1979 Dr. Wilson B. Baugh
1979 Robert E. Vivian ENGINEERING ’17, MA ’22, HON. SCD ’69
1978 J. Harold LaBriola LAS ’39, MD ’43
1978 John O. Whitaker DENTISTRY ’48
1977 Richard H. Lawrence EDUCATION ’48, MEd ’49
1976 Ashley S. Orr LAS ’40, LAW ’47 (SERVICE 1969)
1975 Buford B. Drake PHARMACY ’31
1975 Alden H. Miller LAS ’27
1974 George E. Brandow ENGINEERING ’36
1973 Albert S. Raubenheimer HON. SCD ’60
1972 Samuel L. Kurland LAW ’31
2018 Bruce and Madeline Ramer
2015 Leo and Ivy Chu
2011 C. L. Max Nikias and Niki C. Nikias
2008 USC’s Nisei Students
2001 Kathryn B. Sample 2000 Morton Owen Schapiro
Alan Kreditor
Steven B. Sample
Joan Schaefer
Cornelius Pings and Marjorie Pings
1999 Lee Baca
ADMINISTRATION MPA ’73, DPA ’93
1999 Bernard Parks
ADMINISTRATION MPA ’76
Kathleen L. McCarthy EDUCATION ’57 (CALL 2019) 1994 Thomas P. Nickell Jr. BUSINESS ’48
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