Annual Report 2010-11

VANGUARD UNIVERSITY / 2010 – 2011 / ANNUAL REPORT

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT:

AT VANGUARD YOUR STORY MATTERS. WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? WHAT ARE THE EXPERIENCES GOD HAS USED TO SHAPE AND PREPARE YOU? WE CARE ABOUT YOUR STORY, ABOUT WHO GOD IS MAKING YOU TO BE. AND WE WANT TO EQUIP YOU— TO GIVE YOU THE SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND EXPERIENCE YOU NEED—FOR THE JOURNEY GOD HAS SPECIFICALLY FOR YOU.

It is an inspiration to watch the Spirit working in the lives of Vanguard students, Vanguard faculty and staff, and in our surrounding communities. The good work that we’ve seen this past year has been truly transformational, and I am so pleased to bring you a few of the highlights in this 2010–2011 annual report.

Beyond all expectations, the campus is thriving. At our 90th anniversary as an institution, enrollment is near capacity and our students and professors are as engaged as ever. We continue to focus on the accessibility of learning with small class sizes and our professor-mentor approach. We also recognize that now more than ever, the biblical and moral dimension of a Vanguard education is the key to success for our graduates.

A number of resource programs that reach beyond our campus are making a real impact. The Veterans Resource Center is a premier program of its type in the nation, and the Global Center for Women & Justice continues to provide hope for women by promoting the justice of Jesus Christ. I encourage you to explore these pages and see a glimpse of all that God is doing here at Vanguard.

DR. CAROL A. TAYLOR PRESIDENT

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FAITH AND LEARNING... CHRIST-CENTERED HIGHER EDUCATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

:beyond academics “WITH THE MODERN UNIVERSITY ADRIFT, THE TIME IS RIPE FOR A RENAISSANCE IN CHRISTIAN HIGHER EDUCATION. WE ARE ON THE CUSP OF AN AGE WHERE MANY WILL TURN TO THE STABILITY AND WISDOM OF INSTITUTIONS THAT ARE FULLY COMMITTED TO FAITH SEEKING UNDERSTANDING AND TO CULTIVATING WISDOM.” — DARREN GUERRA, PH.D.,

PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, BACCALAUREATE SERMON

Vanguard University offers each student a unique opportunity to become the person God created him/her to be. The Vanguard experience is, most profoundly, an experience of learning. Learning at its best is a transformative experience with the living God who created all things, and whose beauty, power and truth are revealed in Christ, in Scripture, and in the extraordinary wonder of the natural world. Throughout history, followers of Christ have engaged in learning as an expression of worship, empowered by the Holy Spirit who will “lead us into all truth,” exploring with joy and critical thought the dimensions of human experience.

Vanguard’s faculty lead students into this learning experience with deep care and scholarly expertise, serving as professor-mentors who themselves are on this journey of worship and discovery. Students have the opportunity to explore the best that has been thought and said within the liberal arts tradition. They are deeply engaged in service that informs and gives expression to their learning, equipping them for Spirit-empowered lives of Christ-centered leadership and service.

THE LEARNING RELATIONSHIPS THAT GROW UP DURING THIS SHARED QUEST WILL LAST FOR A LIFETIME. THIS IS THE VANGUARD LEARNING EXPERIENCE.

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GLOBAL CENTER FOR WOMEN & JUSTICE

:beyond the expected THE GLOBAL CENTER FOR WOMEN

True human tragedy goes unnoticed every day. Women are oppressed, beaten, and

& JUSTICE AT VANGUARD UNIVERSITY

subjugated to unimaginable horrors simply because of their gender. Thousands of

EXISTS TO PROVIDE HOPE FOR WOMEN

human lives are trafficked every year around the globe, and the problem is no less

THROUGH RESEARCH, EDUCATION,

severe here in the United States.

ADVOCACY, AND COLLABORATION.

At Vanguard we are committed to promoting and protecting the inherent dignity of all persons through the Global Center for Women & Justice. The work of the Center raises awareness of these issues, while providing pathways for positive change to occur.

Director Sandie Morgan continues to advance the Center’s mission at high-profile conferences, seminars, and training events throughout the community and across the globe. One particular area of focus has been on women’s rights in Iraq: bringing attention to the plight of women there, while empowering them in their daily lives.

Sandie is a registered nurse, works with Duhok University in Iraq and with the Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force.

The Center’s work also supports the undergraduate minor in women’s studies.

. . . HIS SPIRIT IS IN US, GUIDING, COMFORTING, AND EQUIPPING US F O R T HE NEX T CHAP TER OF OUR STORY . . .

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NEXT GENERATION OF CHRISTIAN LEADERS

:beyond leadership ONE OF THE DISTINCTIVES OF A LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION SHOULD BE DEVELOPING THE WHOLE PERSON, NOT JUST INSTILLING A SET OF QUANTIFIABLE SKILLS. VANGUARD STRIVES TO HELP PREPARE STUDENTS NOT JUST FOR A JOB, BUT FOR LIFE, PROVIDING THEM WITH THE TOOLS THEY NEED TO OVERCOME FUTURE UNKNOWN CHALLENGES, NOT JUST THE IMMEDIATE. IN ESSENCE, HOW DO YOU TURN A STUDENT INTO A LEADER?

TRAINING FUTURE PASTORS: “The key to authentic and effective leadership depends

on the character of a person,” says Dr. Richard Israel, chair of the department of religion. It’s this emphasis on the inner heart, not just a ministry instruction manual that sets Vanguard’s programs apart.

Professors see themselves as mentors, not just instructors. In fact, alumni often come back to campus for ongoing support, what Dr. Bill Dogterom calls “soul care.” As associate professor of pastoral ministries, he spends as much time outside of class with students as he does in a lecture hall.

“Our primary focus is not simply providing skills for the next five years, it is forming persons for a lifetime,” he says. “We’re not only teaching them how to do the stuff of ministry, but also walking with them through their character and spiritual formation.”

NEXT GENERATION OF CHRISTIAN LEADERS: Christine Brooks is one Vanguard

graduate student who knows how that commitment to character can change lives.

Along with working on her Master of Theology, she has also founded the Mika Community Development Corporation and is on the leadership board for the “One Church for Our City” initiative.

While serving different purposes, they both share a goal: to revitalize Costa Mesa communities. Whether it’s helping a neighborhood build a community center or getting churches to pool resources to address the homeless issue, Christine remains centered: “I’m very interested in how my faith works out practically in community development.”

Both organizations were started with fellow Vanguard alums and have been assisted

by Vanguard professors and staff. “This isn’t just where Vanguard professors go to work—it’s where they invest their ministry and their research and their lives.”

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DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE ARTS

:beyond integration THE FACULTY IN THE DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE ARTS AT VANGUARD REALLY MAKE THIS PROGRAM SPECIAL. THEIR IMPRESSIVE AND INTRIGUING RESUMES, ACROSS MANY AVENUES OF THE ARTS, MAKE THE SMALL CLASS SIZES MORE LIKE APPRENTICESHIPS WITH MASTERS THAN SOLELY COLLEGE COURSEWORK.

It’s been another incredible year for the performing arts at Vanguard. Perhaps most notable was that 2011 was the inaugural year of the Celebration of the Arts.

This five-day festival was an inspiring mix of exhibits, workshops, conferences, and performances that infused the campus with a new sense of wonder and imagination.

Vanguard has long been at the forefront of promoting the arts and providing an encouraging atmosphere for artists to meld their faith with their passion. From jazz bands to barbershop, from Shakespeare to Godspell, our campus has been filled with creativity. And with the individual attention and mentorship paid by our distinguished professors, the next generation of artists coming out of Vanguard is better equipped and more experienced than ever.

“We need creativity,” says theatre major Emily Rose ’04, who was excited the minute she heard about the Celebration of the Arts. The staff, faculty, and students of Vanguard couldn’t agree more. . . . O U R U NDE R S TA ND ING OF THE WORLD — INF ORMS AND D EEP ENS OUR FAIT H, BRINGING COLOR AND LIFE IN SURPRISING WAYS . . .

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VETERANS RESOURCE CENTER — SCHOOL FOR PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

:beyond the classroom THE VETERANS RESOURCE CENTER AT VANGUARD UNIVERSITY EXISTS TO SUPPORT VETERANS BY PROVIDING ACADEMIC PLANNING, FINANCIAL ADVISEMENT, AND RESOURCES FOR PROFESSIONAL, PERSONAL, AND SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT DESIGNED TO EQUIP VETERANS TO ACHIEVE THEIR EDUCATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GOALS BEYOND THEIR TIME OF SERVICE.

When we say that Vanguard University’s roots run deep in the military, we mean it literally and figuratively. Our property sits atop the former Santa Ana Air Base, and we were the first university in California authorized by the government to train chaplains during World War II. Continuing that legacy in 2011, Vanguard remains at the forefront of veterans advocacy. In fact, we were recently voted one of the top two universities in America for veterans to attend, offering an elite level of post-service support to the men and women who have served our country.

From dedicated academic advisors to our fully funded Yellow Ribbon Scholarship Program to the Veterans Courtyard of Honor, our Veterans Resource Center at Vanguard University stands alone in how we serve the mind, body and soul of veterans.

. . . W E BE L I E V E TH AT LEARNING HAP P ENS BEST IN THE CONTEX T OF RELATIONS HIP . . .

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LETTER FROM VICE PRESIDENT OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE:

Vanguard University reports a significantly improved financial position for the fiscal year 2010-11. While the economic downturn continues to impact endowments and investments, we have seen significant results from new strategies and enrollment methodologies, positive advancement activities, and a focus on internal process improvement. We continue to review and improve our systems and to prioritize alignment of budget with University priorities. And we are seeing the fruit of those efforts in our finances.

We continue to closely monitor our Key Performance Indicators. We are still in a state of financial exigency, but show sustained improvement trending in each indicator. Income source generation, alignment of budget with goals, and disciplined budget monitoring have continued as priority disciplines in this effort.

Sustained efforts in the business and finances of the University will continue to enable us to equip each student for a Spirit-empowered life of Christ-centered leadership and service.

MRS. LETTIE COWIE VICE PRESIDENT OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

YEAR ENDED JUNE 30,

2011

2010

$ 6,759,561

$ 3,851,981

1,662,912

1,474,394

394,380

355,729

8,008

68,844

452,618

654,177

78,212

78,212

2,085,592

1,768,388

A S S ET S : Cash and cash equivalents Student accounts receivable, net of allowance of $296,403 Estates receivable Grant receivable Prepaid expenses Promises-to-give (note 4) Other assets (note 5) Notes receivable, net of allowance of $259,085 (note 6) Investments (note 3) Student loans receivable, net of allowance of $300,000

—

4,521,474

2,074,331

1,830,631

25,343,072

26,357,125

$ 42,888,367

$ 40,960,955

$

$

Land, buildings, and equipment, net of depreciation (note 7) TOTAL ASSETS

—

4,029,681

L I A B ILI T I ES : Accounts payable Accrued expenses and other liabilities Deposits and deferred revenue Student refundable credits

875,491

901,832

1,843,708

2,518,926

371,732

253,700

1,726,315

944,396

Tuition remission liability

373,082

953,654

Capital lease obligations (note 9)

348,596

685,464

27,879,085

29,304,279

1,980,358

1,610,934

Notes payable (note 8) Perkins loan liability Trust and remainder life obligations

595,103

636,209

$ 35,993,470

$ 37,809,394

$

(630,841)

$ (4,062,673)

Temporarily restricted

3,905,768

3,651,481

Permanently restricted

3,619,970

3,562,753

6,894,897

3,151,561

$ 42,888,367

$ 40,960,955

TOTAL LIABILITIES

N ET A S S ET S: Unrestricted deficit

Total net assets TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES YEAR ENDED JUNE 30,

2011

SUP P O RT A ND R EVEN UE : Student tuition and fees

$ 42,920,249

Auxiliary enterprises Less institutional scholarships

TEM POR ARI LY R ESTRICTE D

U N RESTRICTE D

$

—

$

PE RMAN EN TLY R ESTRICTE D

T OTAL

—

$ 42,920,249

7,360,557

—

—

7,360,557

(15,009,507)

—

—

(15,009,507)

35,271,299

—

—

35,271,299

NET REVENUE

Federal grants

578,262

—

—

578,262

1,002,902

1,127,686

57,217

2,187,805

27,385

—

—

27,385

Other income

1,423,494

11,324

—

1,434,818

Net assets released from restrictions: Satisfaction of donor restrictions

1,237,392

(1,237,392)

—

—

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE

39,540,734

(98,382)

57,217

39,499,569

Contributions and private grants Investment income

OPER AT I NG E XPEN S ES : Program services: Instructional

$ 13,707,341

—

$ 13,707,341

961,779

—

—

961,779

Student services

5,735,111

—

—

5,735,111

Auxiliary enterprises

3,743,230

—

—

3,743,230

11,153,922

—

—

11,153,922

901,084

—

—

901,084

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES

36,202,467

—

—

36,202,467

Change in net assets from operations

3,338,267

(98,382)

57,217

3,297,102

—

446,234

—

446,234

93,565

(93,565)

—

—

93,565

352,669

—

446,234

3,431,832

254,287

57,217

3,743,336

Academic support

$

—

$

Support activities: Institutional support Fundraising

Other changes in non-operating activities: Endowment investment income Transfer and restoration of underwater endowment balances

Change in net assets Net assets, beginning of year NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR

(4,062,673) $

(630,841)

3,651,481 $

3,905,768

3,562,753 $

3,619,970

3,151,561 $

6,894,897

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITES

YEAR ENDED JUNE 30,

S UPPO RT A ND R EVEN UE : Student tuition and fees Auxiliary enterprises

2010

TEM PORARILY REST RICTE D

UN REST RICTE D

$ 41,943,678

$

—

$

PER MAN EN TLY RESTRICTE D

T OTAL

—

$ 41,943,678

7,093,287

—

—

7,093,287

(13,588,621)

—

—

(13,588,621)

NET REVENUE

35,448,344

—

—

35,448,344

Federal grants

184,425

—

—

184,425

Contributions and private grants

319,163

2,764,966

55,669

3,139,798

Investment income

141,184

—

—

141,184

Other income

845,442

Less institutional scholarships

811,748

33,694

—

Net assets released from restrictions: Satisfaction of donor restrictions

2,394,493

(2,258,795)

(135,698)

—

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE

39,299,357

539,865

(80,029)

39,759,193

O PE RATIN G EXP EN S ES: Program services: Instructional

—

$ 15,230,658

970,204

—

—

970,204

Student services

6,042,239

—

—

6,042,239

Auxiliary enterprises

3,653,807

—

—

3,653,807

11,081,700

—

—

11,081,700

1,121,789

—

—

1,121,789

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES

38,100,397

—

—

38,100,397

Change in net assets from operations

1,198,960

539,865

(80,029)

1,658,796

Endowment investment income

—

210,210

—

210,210

Net change in split Interest Agreements

—

(13,574)

—

(13,574)

75,593

(75,593)

—

—

75,593

121,043

—

196,636

Academic support

$ 15,230,658

$

—

$

Support activities: Institutional support Fundraising

Other changes in non-operating activities:

Transfer and restoration of underwater endowment balances

Change in net assets Net assets, beginning of year NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR

1,274,553

660,908

(80,029)

1,855,432

(5,337,226)

2,990,573

3,642,782

1,296,129

$ (4,062,673)

$

3,651,481

$

3,562,753

$

3,151,561

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“MANAGEMENT HAS TAKEN SIGNIFICANT MEASURES TO IMPROVE THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF THE UNIVERSITY, SUCH AS FREEZING SALARIES AND ELIMINATING RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS; REDUCING DEBT, INCLUDING NOTES PAYABLE AND CAPITAL LEASES BY A TOTAL OF $1,762,062; AND, INCREASING STUDENT ENROLLMENT AS EVIDENCED BY 2,115 STUDENTS IN THE FALL 2011 SEMESTER COMPARED TO 1,961 STUDENTS A YEAR AGO. AS A RESULT OF THESE INITIATIVES AND OTHER ACTIONS, UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS DEFICIT DECREASED BY $3,431,832 IN FISCAL 2011. WHILE THERE IS NO GUARANTEE THAT THESE INITIATIVES WILL CONTINUE TO BE SUCCESSFUL, MANAGEMENT BELIEVES THAT THEY WILL PRODUCE BENEFICIAL RESULTS.” — MOSS - ADAMS LLP

2010-2011 AUDIT REPORT

REPORT OF INDEPENDENT AUDITORS

MOSS ADAMS LLP

Certified Public Accountants | Business Consultants

To the Board of Trustees Vanguard University of Southern California and Affiliate Costa Mesa, California We have audited the accompanying consolidated statement of financial position of Vanguard University of Southern California and Affiliate (the “University”) as of June 30, 2011 and the related consolidated statements of activities and cash flows for the year then ended. These consolidated financial statements are the responsibility of the University’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these consolidated financial statements based on our audit.

We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the consolidated financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes consideration of internal control over financial reporting as a basis for designing audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of Vanguard University of Southern California and Affiliate’s internal control over financial reporting. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the consolidated financial statements, assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinion.

In our opinion, the consolidated financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of the University as of June 30, 2011, and the changes in its net assets and its cash flows for the year then ended in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA JANUARY 17, 2012

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:beyond 2011 A LEGACY IGNITED. ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2010, DR. CAROL A. TAYLOR WAS INAUGURATED AS THE NINTH PRESIDENT OF VANGUARD UNIVERSITY, OPENING A NEW CHAPTER ON THE SCHOOL’S 90TH BIRTHDAY.

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BEYOND COMMUNITY

PLATINUM: $25,000+ Hap and Marilyn Byers

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

PRESIDENT MEDALLION CLUB:

Michael and Mary Newcomb

$1,000 – $2,499

Ron and Tessy Nipper

Paul and Angie Oddo

Fred and Maxine Adams

Donn and Judy Rediger

Thomas Aguirre Larry and Laura Allbaugh

GOLD: $10,000 – $24,999 Alex Arriola Ron and Rowena Hebert Nellie Neumann Tom and Becke Prince Nick and Rhonda Sciortino Carol Taylor Jim and Johanna Townsend SILVER: $5,000 – $9,999

Bob and Cyd Allison Jacqueline Anderson Ed and Dixie Arnold Bud and Samantha Austin Sharla and Fred Barlow Jon and Barbara Basalone Carole Bauer Helen and Glenn Blossom Eoin and Lettie Cowie Hoyt Bostick Richard and Doris Brewer

Joe and Carolyn Prettyman Beth Renkoski Henry Richter Harvey and Margie Rider Joe and Richelle Rivera James and Nancy Salomon Christopher and Sarah Scott Marjorie Shultz Bill and Carolyn Silvester Steven and Dorothy Stafford Wilma Stevens Sharon Stone Philip and Yolanda Struyk Del and Dolly Tarr Richard and Gloria Tizzano

Curt and Carol Carson

John and Carolyn Burns

Vern and Connie Clark

Michael and Debra Burzynski

Darren and Marchele Court

Shree Carter

Robert and Janis Glaus

David and Lois Clark

Gary and Sonja Gray

Brad and Sandra Corbin

Peter and Edith Hegnauer

James Curtis

Rich and Irene Israel

Nadine and Donald Dockter

James and Bonnie Melton

Tim and Shari Dresselhaus

Len and Nevelyn Morris

Jake and Laurie Easton

Lance and Cheryl Pittluck

Kyle and Christen Ferguson

ALUMNI

Greg and Barbara Rieke

Kathy Fleming

Fred (‘60) and Maxine Adams

Tom and Donna Watt

Vonnie Franks

Thomas V Aguirre (‘91)

Jerre and Jack White

Greg and Sandra Giddings

Larry Ahl (‘72)

Bill and Alma Williams

Doug and Brenda Green

Marcia (Vander Laan) Ahl (‘76)

Robert and June Wilson

Bob and Janet Greiner

David (‘79) and Molly Alford

Anita Hale

Jon C Allbaugh (‘88)

Ann and Mark Hamilton

Karla E (Tomlinson) Allbaugh (‘91)

Richard and Erin Heinrich

Larry (‘86) and Laura Allbaugh

Rush and Linda Hill

Nancy M Allen (‘99)

Carl and Betty Hillquist

Cyd L (Bergdahl) Allison (‘70)

Lawrence and Sybil Howard

Bob P Allison (‘70)

Jim and Patricia Hunter

E Andres Andrews (‘85)

Rosemary Jackson

Wendy W (Bader) Andrews (‘85)

Peter and Engelina Jansema

Janet M Apple (‘78)

Peter and Prudence Jantz

Eileen M Arbogast (‘09)

Nicole Johnson

Randy R Argue (‘86)

Richard and Kelly Kannwischer

Michele (Bollier) Argue (‘85)

Dominic and Carolyn Kovacevic

Beth A Austring (‘81)

Robert Kuppenheimer

Greg K Austring (‘82)

Robert and Elizabeth Leonard

Adah (Hixson) Averyt (‘48)

William and Betty Lien

Frank L Ayres (‘72)

Gary Mack

John (‘75) and Cynthia Bachman

Austin and Helen Mahr

Paula (Sjelin) (‘71) and Robert Bagby

Kent and Sharon Mutschler

Jocelyn D (Sievers) Bailey (‘93)

BRONZE: $2,500 – $4,999 Joe and Lisa Banning John and Mari-Lynn Brewer Jim and Sandra Cochran Cristi Erickson Brad Graves Rich and Coni Guerra David and Lisa Gutel Dean and Claudia Hundsdoerfer Donovan and Christina McReynolds Dan and Dorene Myers Doug and Cassie Renner Evelyn Robertson Bonni and Dave Stachowiak Ray and Carol Umbaugh Ken and Cynthia Wayman Bob and Tammy Wilson

Murl Valdez Terry and Shelley Walker Rick and Kay Warren Ed and Cindy Westbrook John and Mary Wilson George and Jewel Wood Pat Wright

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THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

Dave W Baker (‘91)

James L Carter (‘91)

Sue L Duncan (‘10)

Jana F (Heinrichs) Baker (‘85)

Shree E Carter (‘90)

Mary (Nicolson) (‘90) and Gerald Durbin

Judy A Baldwin (‘97)

Kan Chong Chang (‘69)

Bruce (‘90) and Christine Durkee

Barbara J Ballard (‘09)

Norman Cheever (‘71)

C Gil Eigenhuis (‘64)

Abimelech Barrera (‘10)

Kim (Haggard) Choi (‘82)

Alison I English (‘98)

Aurora (Casinas) Bartolome (‘68)

Tony Choi (‘80)

Cristi L Erickson (‘87)

Cris M Bartolome (‘65)

Chad J Chop (‘02)

Oscar A Erickson (‘63)

Carole A Bauer (‘89)

Debby A (Baeder) Chop (‘04)

Todd J Evangelist (‘98)

Bob G Bayley (‘65)

Courtney J Clark (‘05)

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Christine K Clarke (‘05)

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Ed J Clarke (‘88)

Cassidy Feder (‘10)

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Shirley A (Rader) Felt (‘65)

Nick V Beardshear (‘71)

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Winton M Felt (‘65)

Eleanor Bell (‘74)

Stephanie A Coffaro (‘87)

Kyle (‘94) and Christen Ferguson

Beatrice Berry (‘82)

Greg M Coley (‘98)

Anna M Ferraro (‘99)

John E C Berry (‘75)

Rhiannon (Kauwe) Coley (‘02)

Luis A Figueroa (‘73)

Chris J (Smith) Bhagat (‘77)

John M Collier (‘98)

Jeff (‘95) and Sandra Fitzpatrick

Court S Bickmore (‘94)

Laurie C (Sowers) Collier (‘04)

Jason J Fletcher (‘08)

Lorelei J (Anderman) Bickmore (‘96)

Mary E (Hering) Costello (‘07)

Daniel J Ford (‘06)

Pauline (Hannan) Blackinton (‘41)

Marchele (Carlson) Court (‘86)

Irving (‘53) and Karlyn Ford

Tomi (Van Dalfsen) Blanton (‘78)

Lettie (Smith) (‘76) and Eoin Cowie

Vonnie Franks (‘65)

Glenn (‘45) and Helen Blossom

Jessica P Cross (‘09)

Emory G Frink (‘62)

Howard Booker (‘08)

Steve J Cuffari (‘93)

Alana M Gallardo (‘06)

Marissa (Cothran) Booker (‘05)

Toni M (Accardo) Cuffari (‘94)

Jillian S Gibbs (‘07)

Dee Dee Booth (‘09)

Sheryl (Hall) (‘91) and David Curl

James Gibson (‘72)

Darlene Borns (‘83)

James A Curtis (‘77)

Greg (‘00) and Sandra Giddings

Cody J Bowen (‘09)

Mary (Lang) (‘83) and Frederick Dallenbach

Doug Gillen (‘99)

Britt (Nolan) (‘08) and Rene Bravo

Katie K Daniels (‘10)

Mary J (Lehman) Ginty (‘01)

John C Brewer (‘76)

Patricia L (DePaul) Davenport (‘85)

Kenneth Gitzel (‘70)

Mari-Lynn Brewer (‘73)

Randy L Davenport (‘93)

Clyde C Gonzales (‘63)

Richard (‘51) and Doris Brewer

Dan B Davis (‘03)

Nathan (‘00) and Heather Gonzales

Brad (‘02) and Leslie Bridges

Dianne L (Bridges) Davis (‘72)

Christian G Gonzalez (‘98)

Joanne S (Sanders) Brindley (‘56)

Michael D Davis (‘72)

Isis Y (Orejel) Gonzalez (‘99)

Crystal (Woods) Brockman (‘69)

Rachel I E (Pearson) Davis (‘01)

Lauren N (Suchoski) Goodman (‘08)

Dave L Brooks (‘69)

Brian M Dear (‘99)

Jeenie (West) Gordon (‘74)

Lynell J Brooks (‘00)

Paul L Dear (‘55)

Corie L Grasser (‘03)

Jean Burger (‘97)

Daren (‘92) and Rebecca DeBoer

Norma (Bicheno) Grasser (‘75)

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CARA DAVIS

FRESHMAN, FUTURE PASTOR

WHEN THE COLLEGE SHE WAS SUPPOSED TO ATTEND IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY UNEXPECTEDLY CLOSED, CARA DAVIS FOUND HERSELF LEAVING TO FIND A NEW HOME AT VANGUARD. CARA KNOWS THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING LED AND HER CALLING WAS NOW MORE CONFIRMED THEN EVER. “YOU HAVE AN IDEA OF WHAT GOD WANTS. BUT YOU NEVER KNOW THE ROAD HE’S GOING TO BRING YOU ON.”

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THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

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CAITLIN BRANDENHORST FRESHMAN, FUTURE (AND CURRENT) MISSIONARY. WHEN MOST TEENAGERS WERE HEADING OFF TO COLLEGE, CAITLIN BRANDENHORST WENT TO AUSTRALIA AND PAPUA NEW GUINEA AS A MISSIONARY FOR NINE MONTHS. NOW ENROLLED AT VANGUARD, SHE’S SOAKING UP EVERY CHANCE SHE HAS TO LEARN AND GROW BEFORE HEADING BACK OUT. “IT’S INCREDIBLE TO BE ABLE TO TAKE THESE CLASSES AT VANGUARD. I’M NOT TAKING THESE OPPORTUNITIES FOR GRANTED.”

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Karen L Stenhouse (‘06)

Edward F Nielsen (‘50)

Joe W Rivera (‘98)

Wilma O Stevens (‘55)

Ron M Nipper (‘69)

Richelle K (Fischer) Rivera (‘97)

Sean T Stiles (‘10)

Tessy J (Lindvall) Nipper (‘70)

Meg A (Foglesong) Roberts (‘86)

Ernest Stone (‘76)

Matthew N Noble (‘89)

Mike P Roberts (‘83)

Glynna L (Beeler) Stone (‘76)

Sharon M (Baldwin) Noble (‘83)

Bill (‘71) and Jeanette Robertson

Sharon R Stone (‘83)

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Phillip Robinette (‘64)

Yolanda (Bustillos) (‘69) and Philip Struyk

Earl R Nordby (‘68)

Sharry D (Berwick) Robinette (‘65)

Catherine (Turpin) (‘77) and Gary Tash

David (‘07) and Adele Oddo

Jill (Murdoch) (‘84) and Glenn Robinson

Beverly R (Bruner) Tavella (‘53)

Brent (‘90) and Margaret Ogden

Sonja (Gilbert) (‘02) and Seth Roby

Audrey (‘95) and David Taylor

Lindsey N (Dyer) O’Rourke (‘05)

Wallace Rodecker (‘01)

Mark A Thallander (‘72)

Samuel F Ortiz (‘08)

Dorothy C (Clapp) Rodgers (‘46)

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THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

Peggy S Tillman (‘60)

Geoffrey J Youd (‘99)

Rosemary Jackson

Matt J Tisthammer (‘04)

Shelley R (Kilcrease) Youd (‘99)

K1 Speed

Gloria B (Carlson) Tizzano (‘78)

Edwin O Young (‘76)

Kean Coffee

Richard C Tizzano (‘72)

Roy (‘96) and Cynthia Young

Brandi Lanning

Laura Torres (‘10)

Arthur (‘78) and Shirley Zeigler

Angelo Leara

Johanna (‘66) and James Townsend

Donald R Zeigler (‘84)

Cheri and Gregory Leja

Patti (‘03) and Gary Tyra

Terry A (Stocker) Zeigler (‘81)

Elizabeth Leonard William and Betty Lien

Ray (‘74) and Carol Umbaugh Vickie (Fraser) (‘79) and Stan Unruh

GIFTS WERE RECEIVED IN MEMORY

Christopher Louis

Angelina M Valdez (‘08)

OF THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS

Cesar Marestaing

James S Valdez (‘09) Murl (Schliebe) Valdez (‘49) A Joy (McElfresh) Varnell (‘67) Richard G Varnell (‘66) Lori E (Peeters) Velarde (‘97)

Wanda Grace, by husband, Hoyt Bostick Marlene Reed, by husband, Byron Reed ESTATE GIFTS

David and Debbie Marley Ron Mathews Sanae Matsuda Maxamar Cigars Bradly Miller

Cindy Verkooij (‘04)

Clark Joseph and Pauline Blackinton

Ron and Tessy Nipper

Eric M Walker (‘97)

Lewis Litzmann

Pacific Life Insurance Co

Christa D (Ahl) Wandrie (‘04)

Alberta Markey

Pizza Bakery

David J Ware (‘78)

Robert Sauls

Promelis Market Ritz-Carlton

Donna A Watt (‘90) Tom W Watt (‘86) Cindy M (De Rusha) Wayman (‘75) Ken L Wayman (‘65) Howard R Wellema (‘87) C Scott Wells (‘72) Ed (‘79) and Cindy Westbrook Travis D Westerfeld (‘06) Ray E White (‘58) Ruby L (West) White (‘59) Judy B (Benson) Whittinghill (‘73)

DONORS DECEASED THIS PAST YEAR Arthur Butterfield Bill Liege Helen Mahr Kent Mutschler Raymond Wilkins Beverly Williamson GIFTS IN KIND

Sheila Rodriguez David Saito Kathy Saulnier Christopher and Sarah Scott Siemonsma Landscape Russ and Bobbi Spittler Norman Stirbis Dan Stirbus Trader Joe’s UPS Store

Layla Wiedrick (‘06)

31 Bits

David Wallace

Alma (Simmenroth) (‘83) and Bill Williams

Al Phillip’s Cleaner

April Westbrook

Beulah P (Pederson) Williamson (‘48)

Jane Alviola

Barbara Williamson

Beverly J (Gary) Williamson (‘76)

Balboa Bay Club and Resort

John and Mary Wilson

C Ray Williamson (‘75)

Chelsea Belardo

Diana M (Franklin) Wilson (‘92)

Bella Colima Golf Course

Diane M (Sanchez) Wilson (‘83)

Bench Mark Hospitality Inc

Lynora F (Lebeck) Wilson (‘70)

Jim and Sue Berkompas

Melody J Wilson (‘05)

Michael Brewer

Michael D Wilson (‘83)

Tykye Camaras

Noel P Wilson (‘84)

Mel Covetta

Sandy Wilson (‘99)

Stephen and Pam Crenshaw

Tammy (‘01) and Robert Wilson

Randy and Patricia Davenport

Carol A (Stickelmaier) Winters (‘02)

Alison English

Betty A (Scheffer) Wolf (‘55)

Keith and Myrt Ewing

Courtney M Wolf (‘10)

Chip and Trish Fisher

Alicia Wong (‘02)

Founders Bookstore @ Vanguard University

Charlene J (Croissant) Woods (‘57)

Mark and Ann Hamilton

Don E Woods (‘51)

Jade Han

M Pat (Kinchler) Wright (‘53)

Ken and Connie Harris Cheryl Hartdige

CHURCHES Alhambra Bethany Church* Alta Loma Community Baptist Church Amargosa Valley Christian Fellowship Anaheim Church of Southland Anaheim Portico Church Anaheim Vineyard Christian Fellowship Artesia Community Church* Atlanta Calvary Church Bakersfield First Assembly of God* Bakersfield First Presbyterian Church Bakersfield Grace Assembly of God* Bakersfield Hispanic Church Assembly of God Bakersfield the Connection Assembly of God* Barstow Crossroads Assembly of God*

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

Bell Gardens Indian Revival Church*

Hermosa Beach Hope Chapel

Porterville First Assembly of God*

Big Bear Lake Assembly of God*

Highland Church of the Valley*

Prather New Life Christian Assembly*

Blythe First Assembly of God*

Holtville First Assembly of God*

Rancho Santa Margarita the Gate Christian

Bonita Valley Community Church*

Honolulu Hope Chapel

Boron Assembly of God Church*

Huntington Beach His Place Christian Fellowship

Rialto Crossroads Christian Center

Brawley Assembly of God Church*

Imperial Faith Assembly of God*

Ridgecrest Calvary Assembly of God*

Brea N Hills Community Church*

Indio First Assembly of God*

Riverside Family Praise Fellowship

Buellton Church at The Crossroads*

Irvine Calvary Chapel Living Word

Sacramento Trinity Life Center

California City New Life Assembly of God*

Irvine Mariners Church Inc

Salt Lake City Capital Christian Center

Canyon Country New Life Assembly of God

Irvine Village Church

Salton City West Shores Assembly of God*

Capistrano Beach Calvary Chapel

Ivanhoe Walnut Grove Assembly of God*

San Bernardino Community Church*

Cathedral City Spanish Assembly of God Church

Joshua Tree Lighthouse Christian Center*

San Bernardino First Assembly of God*

Chowchilla First Assembly of God*

Kingsburg Assembly of God*

San Carlos First Tongan Assembly of God

Clovis First Assembly of God*

Klamath Falls Christian Center

San Diego Bethany Assembly of God*

Costa Mesa Harbor Trinity Baptist Church

La Mesa Lake Murray Church*

San Diego First Assembly of God*

Costa Mesa Newport Mesa Church*

Laguna Woods Village Church*

San Jacinto Assembly of God

Costa Mesa Oasis Assembly of God*

Lake Elsinore First Assembly of God*

San Juan Capistrano South Coast

Costa Mesa Rock Harbor

Lakewood Life Center Assembly of God*

Covina Assembly of God*

Lakewood New Beginnings*

Covina Revival Generation Worship Center

Las Vegas First Presbyterian Church

Culver City Harvest Church*

Las Vegas Summerlin Community Baptist Church

San Luis Obispo Family Christian Center

Deer Lodge Assembly of God

Lindsay New Life Church Assembly of God*

San Marcos Crossroads

Desert Hot Springs Christian Center*

Littlerock Cornerstone Church

San Marcos Palomar Heights Church

Dinuba Mennonite Brethren Church

Littlerock Desert Light Assembly of God*

Santa Ana Iglesia de Cristo OC

Downey Cornerstone Christian*

Lomita Calvary Assembly of God

Santa Ana Orange County First Assembly of God

Duarte New Life Assembly of God*

Lomita Harbor Church

Santa Ana Trinity United Presbyterian Church

El Cajon Asambleas de Dios Central*

Lone Pine First Assembly of God*

Santa Fe Springs Florence Ave Foursquare Church

El Cajon Harvest Time Assembly of God*

Long Beach Blessed Hope Assembly of God*

Santa Maria Pacific Christian Center*

El Centro First Assembly of God*

Long Beach New Hope International

Santee Newbreak Church*

Ellicott City Assembly of God

Christian Center*

Community Center

Christian Assembly* San Juan Capistrano Ocean Hills Community Church

Scottsdale First Assembly of God

Encinitas Coastal Christian Church*

Los Angeles Venice Baptist Church

Seal Beach Leisure World Christian Center*

Escondido East Point Christian Center*

Lucerne Valley Assembly of God*

Shafter First Assembly of God*

Escondido Neighborhood Church*

Lynwood All People’s First Assembly of God*

Sonora Sierra Bible Church

Exeter New Life Assembly of God*

Medford Bethel Church

Spring Valley Faith Chapel*

Fallbrook Living Water Christian Fellowship*

Morro Bay Assembly of God*

Springville Lighthouse Chapel Assembly of God*

Fallon Christian Life Center

Murrieta Lighthouse Assembly of God*

Sun City His Light on the Hill*

Farmington Hills Assemblies of God

Newbury Park Living Oaks Community Church

Sun City W Church on Green Assembly of God

Fontana First Assembly of God*

Newport Beach St Andrews Presbyterian Church

Taft New Cuyama Assembly of God*

Frazier Park Assembly of God*

Northridge Hope Christian Church*

Tehachapi Mountain Bible Church

Fresno Northeast Assembly of God*

Norwalk Calvary Community Deaf Church*

Trona Valley Christian Assembly of God

Fresno Peoples Church

Ontario Mountain Ave Assembly of God*

Tucson Christ Community Church

Fresno West McKinley Assembly of God*

Orange Hills Assembly of God*

Tucson New Life Bible Fellowship

Gardena Valley Assembly of God*

Oregon City Evangelical Church

Vacaville Covenant Community Church

Goose Creek Church of God in Christ

Oxnard Full Life Christian Assembly*

Victorville First Assembly of God

Hacienda Heights Assembly of God*

Palm Desert Community Presbyterian Church

Visalia Evangel Assembly of God*

Hanford Glad Tidings Assembly of God*

Paso Robles Christian Life Center*

Visalia First Assembly of God*

Hanford New Beginnings Assembly of God*

Paso Robles First Baptist Church

Vista Assembly of God*

Hawaii Assemblies of God

Phelan Harvest Christian Center

Westminster First Presbyterian Church

Hawthorne New Life Community Church*

Phoenix Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran

Westminster the Sanctuary World Outreach

Hemet Valle Vista Assembly of God*

Porterville Cornerstone Assembly of God*

White City First Assembly of God

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THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

Whittier Area Community Church

City of Hawaiian Gardens

Kammer Management Inc

Wilmington First Assembly of God*

City of Lakewood

Kawata and Matsumoto

Wilmington Harbor Christian Center*

The Coca-Cola Company

L S Wood Charitable Trust

Winterhaven Primera Asamblea de Dios Iglesia*

Colorado River Indian Tribes

Laguna Pacific International

Woodlake Christian Center*

Comanche Nation

Lake Elsinore Elks Ladies

*participants in Vanguard’s Church Program for student scholarship

Community Service Programs Inc

Law Office of Bruce D Durkee

Costa Mesa Firefighters Association

Lemoore Union High School District Foundation

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS

Crevier BMW

Life Time Realty Investments Inc

AND ORGANIZATIONS

CSU Long Beach Foundation

Linfield Christian School

D & T Pool & Spa Care LLC

Lydia Today Foundation

D 7 Consulting Inc

Matthew A Knight Foundation Inc

Desert Regional Medical Center

Meridian Wealth Management Inc

Dokich Court Reporters Inc

MGM Mirage Voice Foundation

Don & Maxine Judkins Family Foundation

Minuteman Transport Inc

Ducker Research NA LLC

Monache Meadows AG

Dynamic Fabrication Inc

Morkal Foundation

Eckmann Foundation

Morris Capital Group LLC

Ed Schroeder Carburetion

Mud Camp Mining LLC

Elliott Bay Auto Brokers

N American YMCA Development

101 St Airborne Division Association Inc ACT Recognition Program Services Allgood Shower Door Corp American River College Apple Scholarship Foundation Archer City High School Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation Arthur’s Coffee Shop #3 Ashley Megan Bucklin Scholarship Fun Assemblies of God Foundation Assistance League Newport-Mesa Bakersfield City Employees FCU Baldwin Construction & Development Baseball Factory Inc Beatty High School Scholarship Fund Committee Big Island Candies Big West Conference Blinc by Bambi Lynn Blood Systems Inc Bloomington High School - ASB Brandon Muchow Ministries Bridgestreet Partners Bridging the Gap Ministries Byers Family Foundation C & Y Yogurtland Inc Calif Moving and Storage Association California Coast Credit Union California Correctional Peace Officers Association California Grocers Association Education Foundation CapitalSource Bank Cards to Go & Gifts Too Cathedral High School Centro Professional Hispano Charter Capital Group Chick-Fil-A At Bristol St Child Welfare Insurance Services Chipotle Mexican Grill Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Chung’s Scholastice Test Institute Inc Circle Moving & Storage Inc

Enc Inc.

Organization LLC

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Co of Los Angeles LLC

Newport Harbor Animal Hospital

The Evergreen Press

Newport Harbor Education Foundation

Express Energy Brokers

Northwood Dollars for Scholars

F. Rodgers Corp

Northwood High School

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Numero Uno Exterminators

Flasck One Inc

O’Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary

Fork Tech

Optimist Club of Carlsbad Inc

Foundation for Christian Stewardship

Foundation Account

Fresno Regional Foundation

Optimist International Foundation

Gene Hull Trucking Inc

Orange County Bar Foundation Inc

General Council of the Assemblies of God

Orange County Community Foundation

Gerry Brown’s Carpet Cleaning & Flooring

Oregon City School Employees Chapter 14

Hanford Elks Lodge #1259

Oregon Student Assistance Commission

Hanford Joint Union High School

Orr Protection Systems Inc

Hard Line Development Inc

Pacific Coast Hospitality LLC

Haskell & White LLP

Pacific West Asset Management Corp

Hawaii Assemblies of God

The Pampered Chef

Hemet High School

Paul & Joyce Toberty Foundation

Heritage Bank

PEO Sisterhood Chapter TN

High Roller Rentals Inc

Performance Contracting Inc

Howard Systems Inc

Pesce Surfboards

Indulge Monthly Saver

Philadelphia Insurance Co

Insect Lore Products Inc

Pro Cal Insurance Services Inc

Integrated Communications Systems

Pro Kids Golf

Integration Works Inc

Pueblo Optimist Club of Tucson

James L. Stamps Foundation

Rainbow International of the Inland Valley

JB Bostick Company Inc

Ramshaw’s Ace Hardware Inc

Jefferies Family Scholarship Fund

Ramtek LLC

Jews for Jesus

Rediger Family Foundation

John Omahen Plumbing

Regency Lighting

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

Regional Access Project Foundation

Vacaville Christian High School

Reno High School

Vanderpool & Vanderpool Insurance Services Inc

Riverside Community College District Foundation

Ventura County Community Foundation

Roberson Realty Property Management

Walking Shield

Robert Brown Concrete

Washington State Dairy Women

Ronald McDonald House Charities No. Calif.

We Ministries

Ronald McDonald House Charity

Weaver Popcorn Co. Inc

Rubio’s

Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation

Ruby’s Diner Inc

Wilmer Amina Carter High School

Saddleback Valley Christian Schools

Woodland & Woodland CPAS PC

Salvation Army - Los Angeles

World Impact Inc

San Diego Center for Spinal Disorders San Diego Christian College

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS AND

San Diego County Salute to Education

ORGANIZATIONS IN MATCHING GIFTS

San Diego Foundation Sandberg & Associates Santa Maria Blacks Recognizing a Goal Santa Ynez Mission Indians Education Program Scholarship America Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara Schools First Credit Union Schwab Charitable Fund Scott Harper Insurance Agency Inc Servpro of Lodi Showroom Installations Sierra Women’s Service Club Sikes Trucking Smart & Final Charitable Foundation So Pacific Latin American District Council Solon Management Inc

FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Lisa Banning Curt Carson Lettie Cowie Martin Diedrich Bruce Durkee David Elliott Brad Graves Gary Gray Bill Harris Paul Heath Rush Hill Don Judkins Kelly Kannwischer

Bank of America Foundation

Ed Lee

Boeing Co Matching Gift Program

David Oddo

Edison International Matching Gift Program

Richard Porras

Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundations Matching

Donn Rediger

Gift Program

Carol Taylor

Raytheon Data Systems

Jeff Teller

Starbucks

James Townsend

Toyota Motors Inc

Terry Walker

USAA Matching Gift Fund of San Antonio

Michael Weisman

Area Foundation Verizon Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Williams Companies Foundation BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Southern California Chapter of Msci Inc

Jonathan Allbaugh, MA

Southern California District Council of the A/G

Curt Carson, MBA

Southlands Christian Schools

David W. Clark, PhD

Spenco Machine and Manufacturing

Admiral Vernon E. Clark, USN (ret.)

Stanford University

Tim Dresselhaus, MD MPH

Stifel Nicolaus

Doug Green, DMin

Stockton Unified School District

Bob Greiner, MBA

Straub Distributing Company

Richard M. Guerra, MA

Summers & Shives A P C

John C. Martin, DMin

Trader Joe’s

David Oddo, MBA

The Treasurer of the County of Los Angeles

Lance Pittluck

Triax Trading & Logistics LLC

Tom Prince, MBA

TVA Enterprises Inc

Evelyn Robertson, EdD

The Ufen Trusts

Delbert (Del) Tarr, Jr., PhD

United Way Inc

Carol A. Taylor, PhD

University of Akron

Johanna Townsend, MTS

University Park Elementary School PTO

Ken Wayman, JD

V M Enterprises

George O. Wood, DThP, JD

FRIENDS OF THE UNIVERSITY Vanguard would also like to thank the over 1,800 friends of the University for their generous and loyal support.

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