William Paterson University Foundation Annual Report 2018

Foundation Annual Report July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018

A Message from President Helldobler

At William Paterson University we are dedicated to providing an affordable and advanced public higher education to our students. In the following Foundation FY18 Annual Report you will find an update on all the wonderful work being done through scholarships, programs, and initiatives that provide great opportunities for William Paterson students. Because of your generosity, our students are able to engage in meaningful research, valuable internships, civic engagement projects, and the priceless experience of being able to study abroad. We are extremely grateful to our donor community and truly appreciate your willingness to give.

For many potential University students, being awarded a scholarship is the difference between getting a college education or not. And because of our rich diversity, William Paterson students graduate and go on to change and improve the social fabric of the region, state, and nation. At William Paterson when you give back to one, you are giving back to us all.

We are very thankful for the support of our dedicated donors and look forward to establishing new relationships for the future. As a donor you are part of the transformative cycle of giving that changes lives and changes communities. And that is the impact of Will. Power.

Thank you.

Richard J. Helldobler, PhD President William Paterson University

A Message from the Foundation Chair and President

As a donor, you understand the impact that a William Paterson University education makes on students.

Perhaps you are an alum or a current or former faculty or staff member, a local business leader, or a member of the local community. Although we may have different motivations for supporting the University, the end result is the same: to help William Paterson provide an outstanding and affordable education for students, many of whom are the first in their families to attend college.

One of the many ways in which William Paterson supports students is through financial support in the form of donor scholarships. These scholarships demonstrate the donors’ commitment to William Paterson’s students and ensure that vital support is available to deserving young people. As you will read in this report, named donor scholarships often provide the extra support that our students need. William Paterson is focusing on increasing the amount of donor scholarship support available to students, to help fill the gap between the cost of tuition and what our students can afford to pay for their education.

One way to ensure that this support is always available to students is through endowed scholarships.

This type of scholarship leaves a lasting legacy, ensuring that the donor’s vision is established in perpetuity, and benefiting current and future generations of students who will pass through William Paterson’s doors. Endowed scholarships also set an example, inspiring students to continue the tradition of philanthropy. Because of scholarships, students are able to work fewer hours, incur less student loan debt, live on campus, and participate in all that the University has to offer its students, including research opportunities, extracurricular activities, and access to internships and hands-on career preparation.

By supporting William Paterson University, you are part of a community of William Paterson alumni, friends, faculty, and staff who are determined to make a lasting impact on our students. For your past, current, and future support, we thank you.

Pamela Ferguson

Aaron Van Duyne III

Vice President, Institutional Advancement President, William Paterson University Foundation

Chair, William Paterson University Foundation

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About the Foundation The William Paterson University Foundation, founded in 1992, is a nonprofit entity created to support the educational mission of William Paterson University and is dedicated to enhancing the educational experience of students, enriching resources available to faculty and staff to support pedagogy, research, and creative work, and developing alumni relations in partnership with the University’s Alumni Association.

The Foundation is governed by an independent board of directors of 25 private citizens who meet four times a year.

In accordance with its by-laws, the Foundation is managed by staff from the Division of Institutional Advancement of the University and is presided over by Vice President Pamela Ferguson, who also serves as president of the Foundation. Foundation financial statements are audited annually by PKF O’Connor Davies LLP and the investment assets are managed by Goldman Sachs.

Fiscal Year 2018 Overview Fundraising Highlights The Foundation raised $3.1 million in cash, gifts-in-kind, bequest intentions, and new pledges, representing a solid fundraising year. During fiscal year 2018, the Foundation benefited from the generosity of 3,266 donors, including alumni, friends, faculty and staff, parents, foundations, and corporations. The annual giving program raised over $538,000, representing the second highest yield in the history of the University. Much of this success was due to those donors who increased their giving to the minimum leadership level of $1,000. In FY18 we also saw a 17.2 percent growth in the $100-$999 gift level.

Endowed Scholarships, Endowments, and Total Assets

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The Impact of Generosity At William Paterson University, more than 80 percent of our students require some form of financial assistance while completing their degree. The overwhelming majority also work part- or full-time while attending school. Still, despite this and competitive tuition rates with minimal annual increases, the average William Paterson student will graduate with $25,000 in debt and spend the next 20 years repaying government and private loans.

Scholarships are cholarships turn the about opening doors dream of a well-rounded and creating possibilities college education and all for our students. the future benefits it brings Scholarships enable them into a reality for thousands to become top students of our students. in the Honors College and active members of college organizations.

Scholarships free the time a student needs to host and produce campus television and radio shows, write for the two University newspapers, and complete an internship at a local or national network, all while completing the credit load needed to graduate in four years. Scholarships give a student the chance to prepare for and attend an exclusive invitation-only industry conference or allows a student to work fewer hours so he or she can become a student government leader.

Precipitated by a generous gift of $1,000,000 from The Henry and Marilyn Taub Foundation, William Paterson University focused even more intently on increasing scholarship support with a goal of raising $10 million.

As of June 30, 2018, we have raised $7.5 million towards that goal. Since 2010, the University has increased annual donor-funded scholarships over 214 percent, going from $414,000 to an estimated $1.3 million and resulting in more than 525 scholarship awards. The scholarship endowment has increased 172 percent from $3.2 million to more than $8.71 million during the same period of time.

In the past year alone, the University raised more than $1.8 million in endowed and annual scholarship support.

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Total Assets

As of June 30, 2018, the total assets of the Foundation reached $27.8 million and our investments under management with Goldman Sachs performed very well. The overall endowment grew to $13.8 million, a 109 percent increase since 2010. The scholarship endowment stands at $8.71 million, a 172 percent increase during the same period of time. Since 2010, donor scholarship distribution to the University has increased 214 percent from $414,000 to nearly $1.3 million.

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Continuing to grow scholarship support at William Paterson University one donor at a time!

Thank you to the many individuals, foundations,

and corporations who have provided important and necessary assistance to help our students with financial need become innovative thinkers, practical learners, and leaders in the community and beyond.

Through the generosity of donors, several new endowed and annual scholarships were established in fiscal year 2018. Highlights include:

The Louise and Charles Theiller Endowed Scholarship Fund In 2000, Louise and Charles Theiller chose to honor their late daughter, Patricia Theiller Franklin ’86, by establishing a very generous endowed scholarship fund for nursing students. Over the years, more than 60 scholarships have been awarded. In December 2017, the Theillers chose to establish another generous endowed scholarship, this time, designated for students majoring in biology or biotechnology.

The Russ Berrie Foundation In fiscal year 2018, the Russ Berrie Foundation established a $40,000 scholarship for the master of science (MS) in sales leadership program in the Cotsakos College of Business. The scholarship support is earmarked for William Paterson professional sales alumni (majors or minors) who are pursuing the advanced degree. The inaugural recipient is Joshua Morovan ’16.

William J. Oliver Scholarship Endowment

William J. Oliver ‘69 has established a $50,000 Scholarship Endowment for an undergraduate student who demonstrates academic promise in chemistry or biology.

The scholarship will be awarded to a deserving student who is a sophomore, junior, or senior, and can be renewed for a subsequent year if the recipient maintains the qualifications.

Mr. Oliver earned his Bachelor’s Degree at William Paterson. He recently retired from Fair Lawn High School where he taught AP and Honors Chemistry. He is a member of our Heritage Society, the University’s giving society honoring donors of twenty years or more.

Arab A merican Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Skull and Poniard Endowed Scholarship Excited at their success in establishing a first-time endowed class gift scholarship, members of the 1966 class initiated an effort to establish an endowed scholarship in the name of the first fraternity at William Paterson University, Skull and Poniard. The monies were raised and in June, the Skull and Poniard alumni across many class years presented a $25,000 check to the University president.

$7.5 million

raised in scholarship support

Basem and Muna Hishmeh established the Arab American Endowed Scholarship in 2011 in order to provide support for undergraduate students with financial need who seek to become leaders in their disciplines and contribute positively to their community. Since this time, they and others in the Arab American community have contributed to this fund. The Hishmehs made an additional $100,000 donation this year, bringing this generous endowment to $715,000.

Novartis Pharmaceuticals Novartis provided $15,000 of support for the Novartis Future Nurses Scholarship that provides high-need nursing students with scholarship support. Over the years, Novartis has provided $78,000 in nursing scholarship support.

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Scholarship Committee

The scholarship committee consists of representatives of the William Paterson University Foundation as well as the Alumni Executive Council. This committee works closely with the director of donor relations, Mariel Read Essner, and the Division of Enrollment Management to identify and select deserving student recipients following specific donor criteria.

Scholarship Committee: Allan Gorab ‘72, Chair Bill Duffy Jean Aires ‘64, MA ‘88 Debra Gantert ‘77

Amy Ibrahimaj Lauren Shears ‘06

Scholarship Dinner

Over 300 scholarship recipients, donors and their guests, and members of the William Paterson University community gathered for the 19th Annual Scholarship Dinner on November 8, 2017. This inspirational event celebrates the many generous scholarship donors while providing an opportunity for these donors to meet our outstanding scholarship recipients. Remarks were made by students Larry Arias, recipient of the Dennis Carrigan and Patricia Powell Scholarship for Financial Planning, Kianna Luscher, recipient of the Cambridge Summer Program Award and the Diane A. Koonjy Pre-Law Scholarship, and Kellyn Barnes, recipient of the Dr. Kathleen Waldron Scholarship, and donors Anthony Pessolano, who established the Ann S. Pessolano Endowed Scholarship, Valerie Gross, who established the Cambridge Summer Program Award, and William Paterson University President Kathleen Waldron, who established the Alice Waldron Endowed Scholarship, the Dr. Kathleen Waldron Scholarship, and the Emilia and Jack Waldron Endowed Scholarship.

“I decided I wanted to try and do something that could help change the lives of those who can change the lives of others. And that is what this program is about: Investing to change the lives of students who may one day change the lives of others, and that is special. This is very personal investment. There is a real person, with a real face and a real life, who you get to meet and talk to and engage with. It is powerful. Anthony Pessolano

Good Corporate Neighbors Becton Dickinson BD donated $25,000 to endow a scholarship to support undergraduate/graduate students in the College of Science and Health with a preference given to those participating in the WISE (Women in Science and Engineering) Program.

QuickChek QuickChek was a generous sponsor of the William Paterson Golf Outing and provided scholarships for participants in the Summer 2017 Cotsakos College of Business COIN (Crux of Industry Niche) Boot Camp. QuickChek has been a friend of the William Paterson University Foundation since 2013 and Senior Vice President Michael Murphy is a threetime COIN presenter.

M anhattan Bagel On March 3, 2018, the Manhattan Bagel franchise in Wayne, New Jersey hosted a day of giving, donating their day’s proceeds to establish a Manhattan Bagel Scholarship at William Paterson in the amount of nearly $3,100.

Since 2010, donor scholarship distribution to the University has increased 214 percent from $414,000 to nearly $1.3 million. The scholarship endowment has grown more than 172 percent in the same period of time, going from $3.2 million to $8.71 million. In the last three years alone, we have raised over $7.5 million in endowed and annual scholarship support.

Thank you to our generous donors for this important support.

Number of donors it takes to make a difference

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Academic and Program Support Barbara Sugarman Barbara Sugarman established a generous bequest intention in honor of her late husband, William Paterson University professor emeritus, Dan Sugarman, to support the Psychology Film program. Professor Sugarman was a clinical psychologist who joined the William Paterson faculty in 1962. He had a private practice, authored several books and articles, and was often interviewed on television and radio programs.

The film program currently runs under psychology professor Chris Holley.

The Henry and M arilyn Taub Foundation In addition to their generous support of scholarships of $250,000 per year through the Henry Taub Scholars Program, The Henry and Marilyn Taub Foundation increased its support for the early childhood learning consortium for preschools in Bergen and Passaic with a gift of $85,000. The program inserts a William Paterson Professor in Residence (PIR) at the preschool level to provide valuable professional development and classroom coaching. In addition to the PIR placement, the consortium has developed a network of educators for teachers to utilize as a resource for exchanging ideas and experiences. As a result of the success of the consortium, The Henry and Marilyn Taub Foundation invested $40,000 for program development at Garfield Pre-K. The Block Play Innovation Program provides professional development training designed to improve children’s visual spatial math skills and vocabulary at Garfield Pre-K. For the fourth consecutive year, The Henry and Marilyn Taub Foundation supported the New Jersey Turnaround Partnership that provides PIR assistance at Paterson School 28, with an award of $40,000.

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level donations have increased 140% to the Annual Fund since 2010 The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation generously provided $100,000 in support of the College of Education’s STEAM – Framework for Teaching Across Disciplines Program, which they have supported since 2012.

National Sales Challenge The William Paterson University Foundation also received generous support from corporations with both local and international footprints for the Cotsakos College of Business’s successful National Sales Challenge at the Russ Berrie Institute for Professional Sales. In response to the reality that professional sales is still a practitioner’s discipline, the Russ Berrie Institute for Professional Sales (RBI) created a “boot camp” three years ago for the National Sales Challenge through generous funding from the Russ Berrie Foundation. In consultation with industry experts, the goal of the RBI Sales Career Boot Camp is to give sales students an opportunity to hone their execution skills and to get a taste of the real world through their close interactions with practitioners in the field.

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FUNDRAISING EVENTS Throughout the year, the Foundation sponsored two significant fundraising events to benefit William Paterson University and strengthen relationships with donors and friends.

28th Anniversary Legacy Gala On April 19, 2018, we celebrated the 28th Annual Legacy Gala honoring Linda Bowden, MA ’78 and Enterprise Holdings for their philanthropic leadership and community service. In total, the event netted nearly $110,000—funding that directly supports scholarships and helps the University fulfill its mission of providing an affordable education.

Golf The Foundation hosted its ninth annual Golf Outing on Thursday, October 5, 2017 at Preakness Hill Country Club in Wayne, New Jersey. Golfers participated in a great day on and off the course, raising a record net of over $67,000 in support of scholarships and University programming while increasing the visibility of the University.

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Golf Committee Allen Magrini, Co-Chair Robert Van Langen’75, Co-chair Jean Aires ’64, MA ’88 Davonna Approvato ’13, MBA ’17 Regina Canavan ’88 Pamela Ferguson

Robert Fetterly ’75 Kevin Garvey Amy Ibrahimaj Andrew Lewis Meredith McCathy Makkai Craig Rothenberg ’81 Sharon Ryan, MEd ’96

The Fund for WP is the Foundation’s annual giving program through which alumni and friends alike can make unrestricted gifts to the University. Combined, these gifts of any size make a significant impact on the students at William Paterson University.

One of the most important areas of impact is in scholarship support, a strategic priority of William Paterson University. The Fund for WP adds to the University’s slate of scholarships by directly supporting annual scholarships across all disciplines. In fiscal year 2018, the annual giving program raised $538,000, the second highest in the history of William Paterson.

Bricks, Bricks, and More Bricks!

Generous alumni, parents, and friends gathered together at Homecoming to celebrate the installation of the engraved bricks which line the pathways from University Commons to the Cheng Library. President Helldobler thanked those present for choosing to commemorate their college days at WP or honor someone special in their lives.

WP in FL and DC

Phonathon

In mid-March, we hosted successful alumni events in Washington, DC and in Miami, Boca Raton, and Naples, Florida. President Waldron provided an update on University initiatives and key trustees in attendance delivered an update on the presidential search and toasted President Waldron for her leadership and commitment to William Paterson. Many thanks to Board of Trustees members Brad Neilley (DC), Linda Niro (Boca Raton), and Debbie Zastocki (Naples). In addition, we met with several alumni and friends of the University throughout that week.

If you are interested in becoming more involved with our regional programs or have a seasonal home in one of these areas, please contact Gail Kinney at kinneyg@ wpunj.edu or at 973.720.2615.

Each year a team of more than 30 William Paterson University students staff our annual Phonathon, calling alumni and friends to raise money for The Fund for WP. Our callers will talk with thousands around the country, share news about the University, and yes, ask for support for WP’s areas of greatest need. Educating the leaders of tomorrow is a cause we all care deeply about and one we believe worthy of a few minutes of your time. We know that you’re busy, but we ask that you answer the call.

A brief phone call with a student can make a world of difference.

M ark your calendars!

WP in DC on March 8, 2019 WP in Boca Raton, Florida on March 12, 2019 WP in Naples, Florida on March 14, 2019 Details and locations to follow!

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Heritage Society Over 2,700 alumni and friends of the University are members of the Heritage Society, a program that began seven years ago to recognize those individuals who have donated to William Paterson University for 20 years. This year, we formally inducted 36 members into the Heritage Society at eight events which included the Annual Scholarship Dinner, New York City Alumni Leaders Breakfast, Washington DC Alumni Reception, Pioneer Society Luncheon, the 1968 50th Reunion, and at our Florida alumni gatherings in Boca Raton and Naples. At these events and in individual meetings, donors were recognized and received their Heritage Society induction pins.

Hobart Society We are grateful to the following Hobart Society members whose planned gift to William Paterson University will support donor scholarships for deserving WP students in the future, and in perpetuity.

Anonymous (3) Jean Aires ’64, MA ’88 Jack Block Gregory D’Alessio ‘73, MA ‘77 Gregory D’Angelo Joseph DiGiacomo ‘73 Dorothy Emerson Carlton Frost IV Marjorie Goldstein Barbara Grant ’54 Margaret Herzog ’65 Richard Kulp ‘58 Anthony Maltese Robert Manuel Linda Niro ’76 William J. Oliver ‘69 Frances Pinto ’71 Donna Rottengen ’65, MS ’71, MED ’73 Gunvor Satra Vivian Semeraro ’60 Karen & David Shuffler Alice Steinkamp ’58 Gabriel Vitalone Carherine M. Wehrer ‘66 For more information on how to leave a legacy gift to William Paterson University through a bequest, charitable gift annuity, gift of life insurance, charitable remainder trust or other planned gift, please contact Judy Linder, director of major gifts and gift planning, at 973.720.2309 or via email at linderj@wpunj.edu.

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Partnering with the William Paterson Alumni Association Together, the William Paterson University Foundation and the William Paterson Alumni Association continue to focus on increasing the number of alumni who are meaningfully engaged in the life of the University—as mentors, as advisory board members, as class guest speakers, and as webinar experts, just to name a few.

For the fifth year in a row, the William Paterson Alumni Association granted $40,000 in support of two of the University’s priority projects: Alumni Association Incentive Grants, which support students at risk of leaving the University with small grants to make it possible for them to complete their education. The Alumni Association also supported the Peer Leaders program where upperclassmen serve as success coaches for new students as they acclimate to life on campus.

Funding for Alumni Association Grants is made possible through generous gifts of William Paterson University alumni to The Fund for WP.

Alumni Executive Council of the William Paterson University Alumni Association Domenico DiMaio ’97: President Michael Blizzard ’07: Vice President Debbie Gantert ’77: Treasurer Mary Ann Cooper ’70: Recording Secretary Lauren Agnew ’06 Jean Aires ’64, MA ’88 Paul Bonney ’00 Pamela Brillante ’88, MEd ’92 Kimberly Campigotta ’89 Carlos Cano ’09 Anthony Cavotto ’76, MBA ’88 Andrew Faccone ’89 Michele Garcia ’15 Roy Garcia ‘99 Peter Grisafi ’66, MA ’88 Jack Guiliano ’62, MA ’66 Kevin Haden ’04 Rola Hannoush ’88 Alima Hawthorne ’06 William Joosten ’66, MA ’69 Roosevelt McCollum ’92 John Moran ’61, MA ’78 Daniel O’Brien ’08 Andrew Piester ’96 Naimi Ricks ’11 Beverlee Schweighardt ’59 James Van Wyck ‘06

The Young Alumni Chapter is comprised of a group of active alumni who plan and execute events focused on bringing young alumni together, such as networking events, webinars, and social events. They volunteer their time and energy at campus events such as Homecoming and Senior Send-Off. They are committed to providing career advice, providing updates on what is happening at William Paterson, and generally help to locate alumni with whom we have lost touch and highlight young alumni on their new WP website: wpunj.edu/alumni/ young-alumni.html

This past year, we delivered an electronic survey to William Paterson alumni with noteworthy trends and data points which were discussed with the Alumni Executive Council’s strategic planning committee to identify distinct action items: 1) early involvement– students and young alumni; 2) build a culture of legacy and philanthropy; 3) social media and information delivery; 4) pathways for volunteers; 5) meeting expressed needs of alumni.

This year, we executed or collaborated with campus partners on 50 event opportunities for WP alumni. In addition to in-person event programming, WP alumni were invited to participate in a virtual book club this year, engaging 213 alumni. We also continued our

popular webinar series focusing on topics of value such as financial planning, data analytics, google forms, and career development, attracting 398 alumni participants and alumni experts in their respective fields. The 2017 Homecoming achieved University-wide participation which included an Alumni Biergarten located near the Carnival and across from the football field. A wide variety of events were offered throughout the entire weekend, engaging alumni and friends, and included the Athletic Hall of Fame ceremony.

Pioneer Society Luncheon We welcomed more than 125 alumni back to campus for the Pioneer Society Luncheon in December 2017. This annual luncheon brings together alumni who graduated at least 50 years ago and it serves as the welcome to the newest 50th reunion class. This year, professor emeritus, Gabe Vitalone, made a presentation, “Age Well by Moving,” at the luncheon. Professor Vitalone served the College of Education for 34 years, from 1957 to 1991, teaching educational and developmental psychology.

He has a loyal following of alumni who meet regularly with him for breakfast. At age 95, he and his wife, Evelyn, are frequent medal winners at the New Jersey and United States Senior Olympics.

In May 2018, we welcomed the reunion Class of 1968 to Commencement activities where Kristine Johnson, WCBSTV anchor, delivered an inspiring 2018 Commencement address.

Our alumni serve as mentors in the Pesce Family Mentoring Institute, as College advisory board members, as class guest speakers, as Alumni Executive Council members, as Foundation Board members, as Board of Trustees members, as ambassadors, as employers, as providers of student internships

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Annual Donor Honor Roll

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Annual Donor Honor Roll Engagement can come in many forms, including volunteerism, event attendance, advocacy, and philanthropy. We are deeply grateful to the individuals and organizations listed below who chose the last (but not least!) of these forms this past fiscal year. Your annual giving is the foundation that makes it possible for students to thrive and succeed $100,000 - $999,999 Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Barbara Grant Dorothy Hennings The Henry & Marilyn Taub Foundation Basem L. & Muna Hishmeh Barbara Sugarman

$25,000 - $99,999 Steven Alexander Beverly J. Armento ‘63 Bama Works Foundation BD Angelica Berrie Complete Document Solutions Albert J. & Georgiana Dahab Joseph DiGiacomo ‘73 Maryann Gabriel Susan H. Godar Frederick L. & Susan Gruel Horton Foundation John Victor Machuga Foundation Laird Plastics Margaret S. Landi ‘74 David Landsberger Seth & Michelle V. Landsberger ‘01 Landsberger Foundation Joseph & June Makoujy Linda A. Niro ‘76 William J. Oliver ‘69 Donna Rottengen ‘65, MS ‘71 The Russell Berrie Foundation David J. & Karen N. Shuffler William & Sandra Stevens James Terrile ‘87 Charles & Louise M. Theiller ‘86 Aaron Van Duyne, III ‘75, MM ‘08 & Jacqueline Van Duyne Stacy Waldman Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation

$10,000 - $24,999 Automatic Data Processing, Inc. The Better Life Foundation Stephen O. & Annette L. Bolyai Wayne Brotherton

℗ Parent

William & Nancy Brotherton ‘81 Edward & Stella Van Houten Memorial Trust The Fred C. Rummel Foundation Fred J. Brotherton Charitable Foundation Henry Schein Inc. Margaret herzog ‘65 Melvin R. & Gay L. Jackson ‘68 Kevin Lenahan ‘90 Lennox Industries Inc. Jean E. Levitan Allen & Lelette Magrini ℗ McKesson Corporation Mutual of Omaha William J. Pesce ‘73 & Henrietta Schleif Pesce ‘72, MA ‘75 PNC Foundation Patricia A. Powell ‘73 & Dennis Carrigan The Robert Sydney Needham Foundation Harriet Sepinwall Kathleen Waldron Joseph Whall

$5,000 - $9,999 Atlantic Health System Chinese Contemporary Culture & Arts Foundation USA Stephen Collesano ‘74 & Karen Amy Robert ‘74 & Nancy Devine Enterprise Rent-A-Car Paul & Mary Anne Fego ‘80 First Data Corporation Allan B. ‘72 & Michele A. Gorab Russell W. & Virginia B. Hawkins Scott J. Hofsess ‘92 Amal L. Ibrahimaj Investors Bank IRODZ Associates LLC William & Mary C. Kennedy MS ‘84 Charles J. ‘72, ‘76 & Carol N. LaConte MA ‘73 Constantine & Erriette Lenas Lenfam Management Company Liberty Mutual Lauren Locker ‘79 Jeffrey D. ‘80 & Annie Millar ‘15 Russell G. ‘73 & Ethel M. Muter ‘73 James ‘71 & Sharon L. Nall ‘72

and that sets an example for these future alumni and other members of the University community.

Your contributions demonstrate your commitment to promoting quality, affordable higher education and we greatly appreciate all you do to advance William Paterson University, its mission and goals, and the lives of its students.

Idida Rodriguez ‘86 Ruth Silverman-Rosenbloom and Victor H Rosenbloom Charitable Foundation Helmut Schreiber Mary Kay Scucci ‘86 Fredric & Joan Sirota St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center Darrell F. Strobel Joseph A. Trione ‘51, MA ‘58 Joseph M. Velli ‘80 Ronald ‘65 & Linda D. Verdicchio Patricia Villani Barron Wall & Debbi Brendel David Yen & Margaret K. Lam

$1,000 - $4,999 AAA Northeast Access Wealth Planning LLC Stephen ‘75 & Roxanne Adzima ‘78 Brian & Lauren T. Agnew ‘06 Vivek Agnihotri MS ‘01, DNP ‘14 Jean R. Aires ‘64, MA ‘88 Albert Payson Terhune Foundation Mohammad M. Ali ‘13 Lorraine Anderson Anna and Alexander Jacobs Vanguard Charitable Fund Anonymous Atlantic City Electric Automated Logic Corporation Ronald & Marian Bell Anthony ‘68 & Jacqueline Benevento Bergen County Retired Educators Association Charlotte Beyer BFI Furniture The Blau & Berg Company Paul T. Bonney ‘00 Sherle L. Boone Brae Head Inc. Joseph C. Brancone Anthony M. Bruno Robert Bryant Jeffrey J. Buonforte Phyllis A. Calabrese ‘00 Vincent Carrano ‘61 Michael S. Carter ‘83, MED ‘88

CBRE Peter C. Chabora ‘62 Gloria Cheng Christopher Cieszko ‘82 Coach USA - Paramus Charter & Tour Division Anthony ‘64 & Kathleen Coletta ‘76 Columbia Bank Alessandro Conte ‘03 David M. & Christine Cooke ‘90 Suzette Corrado ‘86, MED ‘92 Lourdes Cortez Rafael Cuellar Cuellar LLC Daikin Applied Paula R. Danzinger Robert V. ‘63, MA ‘68 & Marie S. De Blasi ‘60 Thomas De Stefano ‘67, MA ‘75 Kenneth J. ‘88 & Maureen E. DeCicco ‘87 Janet Den Herder ‘74 Carmine DeSopo ‘64, MA ‘67 DHL Express (USA) Inc. Ronald M. Diello ‘64, MA ‘76 William J. & Barbara J. Duffy ‘81 Dean C. Durling EKS Associates Elberon Development Company Judith Elterman Anne Estabrook Fenimore Asset Management Pamela Ferguson James M. Ferrone ‘89 Robert Fetterly ‘75 Gerard Fitamant Michael ‘78 & Nancy Fitzgerald Follett Higher Education Group Victoria L. Franke ‘70, MA ‘76 Frederic J. Sirota & Joan E. Sirota Vanguard Charitable Fund Carlton P. Frost IV Debra Gantert ‘77 Garden Solutions, LLC Linda Gariota ‘68 Russell J. Gasdia Edward W. ‘64 & Marie Gattie ‘68 Genova Burns Richard T. Geraffo, Jr. ‘85

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Patricia Gerne Gilbane Building Co Goldman Sachs Alice Gorczycki Goya Foods Barbara M. Grant ‘54 Graybar Electric Company Ellen J. Griffith ‘83 Peter Grisafi ‘66, MA ‘69 Valerie A. Gross ‘03 Hackensack University Medical Center Douglas ‘75 & Carole A. Hamilton Cheryl Hardt Ardith Harle ‘66 Joan M. Hasbrouck ‘57 Headwaters Spirits & Entertainment LLC George J. Hicks & Marie J. Wormell Jeffrey D. Hipschman ‘87 Leslie D. Hirsch ‘74 Maureen Hirsch ‘73 Eun Young Hong Howard Hook & Ilissa Churgin Hook Robert Iannaccone ‘70 IBEW Local 102 ICA Risk Management Consultants Peter A. ‘77 & Mary Indiveri Selwyn & Marjorie Jacobs Johnson Controls Inc. William C. Joosten ‘66, MA ‘69 Michael B. Kaplan Raymond Kasey ‘77 Margaret Kerstner ‘62, MED ‘80 Mitchell ‘80 & Jacqueline H. Knapp ‘81 Oleg Kostin ‘81, MA ‘87 Carl J. ‘70, MA ‘71 & Ann S. Kraus ‘73 KRE Group Inc. Brad Kreinces Charles ‘62 & Roberta A. Kugelmeyer MA ‘72 Frank L. Labrador ‘83 Lakeland Bank Langan Engineering Environment Joseph A. ‘87 & Donna Lanza ‘87, MED ‘93 John & Tina R. Lesher Susan Lisovicz ‘78 Locker Financial Services, LLC Lorna Jorgenson Wendt Foundation Robert M. ‘74 & Gail Lyttle ‘73 Gregory ‘81 & Dawn Makowski ‘80 Alex R. ‘97 & Nicole J. Malino ‘97 Lawrence & Linda Mamary ℗ Manhattan Bagel Lisa A. Mantone Vilardi ‘84, MA ‘85 Marjorie & Selwyn Jacobs Vanguard Charitable Fund Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Master Gardener Association of Passaic County Charlotte Masters Helen Mault ‘59, MA ‘61

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McCarter & English Robert J. & Teresa McDevitt ‘82, MED ‘94 Francis McEnerney ‘79 Margaret McGee ‘91, MBA ‘99 David W. McLean ‘64 MEIEA Jil Metelski Bernard J. Milano & Sharon Pierson Daryl J. Moore John ‘61, MA ‘78 & Janice Moran ‘63 Vincent ‘52, MA ‘57 & Jean Moretta ‘55, MA ‘61 Morris County Daily Record Operation Sunshine Mountain Development Corporation Timothy G. Mulligan Richard M. Muniz ‘73, MED ‘74 Nadaskay-Kopelson Architects P.A. Gary N. Nazare ‘82 Gail Neiman ‘59 New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company NJ Edge NMJ Properties LLC Okwu Nnanna ‘75 North Jersey Federal Credit Union Dennis O’Connor Pella Windows & Doors Ralph & Virginia Pellecchia ‘67, MA ‘71 Anthony V. Pessolano ‘80 Raymond M. Pinglora, III ‘02 Frances Pinto MED ‘71 PNC Bank Principle Quest Foundation Quick Chek Kara M. Rabbitt Susan G. Radner Mary E. Redfern Rufus L. Reid Russell C. Remy ‘85 RFS Commerical Inc. John C. Richardson ‘68, MED ‘77 Virginia Riggs Charles A. ‘78 & Diane P. Roberts Richard G. Robinson Russell Alexander Advisors, LLC Emil R. ‘71 & Nancy A. Salvini ‘72 Michael D. Santoro ‘73 Marc A. & Lee Schaeffer Virginia Schaffer Block ‘68, MA ‘71 Blair Schleicher Bravo ‘95 Mark W. Scudiery Scudiery Family Foundation Michael A. & Veronica Seeve Alida Setford ‘73 Lloyd & Joyce Shears ℗ William F. & Gloria T. Sheffield ‘68 Sherwin-Williams Company Jason Shukovsky Jack Silverman Elaine Silverman Teitcher

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Jean A. Fuller-Stanley John A. Fulmer MA ‘72 Yuk-Kiu Fung MED ‘88 Patricia M. Fusaro MA ‘82 Debra A. Fusco ‘82 G. Teel Sports, Inc Andrea Gall-Mastro ‘69 Thomas Gangi & Patricia A. Chiaro Gangi ‘80 Glenn Garbarino ‘76 Adele Garber MED ‘76 Donna Garofalo ‘68 Richard E. ‘62 & JoAnn Garofalo ‘62 Carol L. Garrigan ‘65 Judith A. Gartley ‘64 Kevin F. Garvey Lavene Gass MBA ‘17 Vincent Gazzani Andrew Gbur MA ‘61 Carol Gell Barbara Gellner ‘78 Rakan F. Ghubej Kerry Gibson ‘91, MED ‘13 Louis J. Gillespie ‘62 Susan C. Giordano ‘70, MED ‘90 Charmaine A. Giordano Brankowitz ‘72 Glass Gardens Inc Freda A. Glick MS ‘82 Judith M. Glick ‘67, MA ‘71 Sally L. Glick Jamet M. Glock ‘68 GMA Sales Inc Stephen T. Goin MA ‘65 Brenda R. Goldmann ‘61 Stuart M. & Ellen Goldstein Gail Golieb ‘68 Miguel A. Gomez ‘18 Melanie M. Goncalves ‘15 Janice Goodman GOP 1 LLC G O P 3, LLC GOP 5, LLC Beth Gorab David Gordon ‘90 Diane M. Gouliamos ‘68 Joyce Grace MA ‘75 William J. Graham ‘64, MA ‘68 Frank K. Grant Janice Gray ‘79 Eleanor B. Greco MA ‘77 Samantha Green Leon J. ‘70 & Carol A. Greff ‘69 Ann K. Greiner ‘73, MA ‘77 Richard Greve ‘76 Herbert W. & June Grieshaber Jack A. Grijalva ‘18 Peter Griswold Theresa Groeller ‘57 Virginia M. Gross ‘68

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Joseph Philport ‘70, MA ‘71 Phoenix Steel Inc. Louis ‘61, MA ‘65 & Pauline Piccininno ‘63 Mary Ann B. Pieshala ‘69 Andrew M. Piester ‘96 & Harmony L. Hansen-Piester MED ‘06 Gregory J. Pietrocola, III ‘89 Anthony ‘71 & Barbara Pilipie ‘70, MED ‘86 Filomena Pinto ‘93 Shirley A. Piplani ‘83 Rhonda B. Pisano ‘85 Joseph A. Pizza ‘68, MED ‘72 Christina R. Plym ‘69 Pocket Nurse Enterprises Inc. Doris Pohle ‘77, MED ‘80 Willie Poinsette ‘67 Patricia Pollak ‘57 Sally B. Ponchak Michael R. Poretti Carol Potoczak ℗ Power Equipment Service Precision Sports Performance LLC Lawrence Presta MA ‘91 Noreen A. Price ‘79 David Prottas Mary A. Provost ‘66 PS&S LLC PS2 Athletics Nancy Puchalski ℗ Leo & Suzanne Pudup MED ‘02 Salvatore M. Puzzo ‘69, MA ‘75 Darrell J. Quazza ‘05 Randee M. Ramsey ‘95 Jennifer Ranu ‘84 Julie A. Ravo ‘94, MA ‘00 Mariel J. Read Essner Patricia Reaves ℗ Rocco R. ‘68 & Michele A. Recchione ‘68 Janet E. Reckenbeil ‘66 William V. Reed ‘71 Wayne Reese ‘78 Carol Reff MED ‘95 Kenneth J. Reiher Jennifer M. Rencher ‘10 William Rendine ‘78 Betty Resch ‘73 Joseph R. ‘85 & Camile Riccitelli Rich Green Photography Richard DeFrank Company Philip C. & Anne Richards ‘62 Betty Ann Richter MA ‘76 Frank A. Riena ‘64 Joseph & Teresa M. Rigolio ‘84 Christine Rivera RLS Logistics Richard Roberto ‘74, MED ‘83 Charles & Debra Robertson ℗ James A. Robertson, III ‘61

Nicolai L. Robinson ‘16 Richard Rodda ‘91, MA ‘14 Julia E. Rojas ‘04 Angela K. Rosa ‘01 Eddie Rosado ‘86 Nicholas Rosania ℗ Megan Rosato Eric Rosenberg Melvin & Nanette P. Ross ‘71, MA ‘71 Robert E. MA ‘71 & Marie S. Ross MA ‘71 William Rothenberg MA ‘58 Stefanie Rotsaert ‘66, MA ‘68 Amy Royce Siegel David Rubin ‘79 Shawn L. Ruby ‘92, MA ‘01 Manuel Ruiz ‘15 Vincent & Carolyn Rupolo ‘72, MED ‘72 James C. Rush ‘82 Michael C. Russo Michael D. ‘85, MED ‘97 & Dawn D. Russo MED ‘97 William Rutkowski ‘65 Susan A. Sabatino Robert M. Samra, Sr. ‘62, MA ‘66 Samuels Inc. dba Buy Wise Auto Parts Josephine Sanchez MSN ‘09 Robyn P. Sanchez ‘12 Warren G. Sandmann Joan L. Sanford MA ‘71 Harry Santa ‘75 Nivia M. Santagata ‘06 Jose L. Santana ℗ Michael Santasieri ‘01 Michael R. Santasiero ‘93 Lou & Arlene Sarappo ‘72 Sauder Education Valerie Sautter ‘65 Christine Saveriano Brown ‘12 Michael & Lynn Sawicki ℗ William A. Saxon, Jr. ‘72 Michael B. Scaduto ‘72 James P. ‘74 & Maureen Scahill James J. Scannelli ‘63 Sharon L. Schaible ‘75 Kimberley Schanz Clarence & Maud Schaumburg ‘83 Grace B. Schaus ‘55 Salvatore & Joanne Schifano ‘79 Erica F. Schirmer Ruth E. Schlyen ‘67, MA ‘73 Frank Schorling ‘66 Janis B. Schwartz Jeane Z. Schwarz ‘56 Shirlene Scott ‘73 Maurizio P. ‘92 & Yolanda Scrofani Robert K. Seal Seelas Paint George W. Sefcik ‘78

Murat Senyigit ‘92 Ken Sessa ℗ Sachi & Pankaja Shankar ℗ Virginia Shannon ‘72 Venkatanarayanan Sharma John & Maureen Sharpe℗ Sharpe Plumbing and Heating Inc Shaw Contract Flooring Svcs Inc. dba Shaw Sports Turf John F. Sheehan MA ‘95 Kathleen Shepard ‘68, MA ‘78 Jill Sheppard Peter & Catherine Sibilski ‘78 Michael Siegel ‘66, MA ‘70 Paul L. Siegel Mark A. Sievers Marshall Sigall ‘73 & Janet Kopf-Sigall ‘74 Carmelo J. Sigona ‘71 Francene S. Simister ‘72 David J. Simone ‘80 & Brenda Holcomb-Simone ‘80, ‘84 Jane Simpson Van Eeuwen ‘63, MA ‘77 Larry Singer & Anne C. Ciliberti Rita Singer ‘76 Elaine K. Sinowitz MA ‘93 Benjamin D. Sirota Daryn B. Sirota Eric M. Sirota Jo-Ann Sisco ‘78, MA ‘88 Kathleen S. Siver Andrew D. Skea James A. Skrine ‘61 Edward S. Skurna ‘61, MA ‘69 Robert W. ‘82 & Aileen M. Smalling ‘81 Katherine Smith ‘73, MA ‘78 Linda W. Smith ‘93 Marica M. Smith ‘83 Merrill Smith ‘58 Michael G. & Ann V. Smith ‘01 Orrie H. Smith MA ‘82 Sobel & Company LLC Christine E. Sohn ‘73 Beatrice N. Soi ‘68, MA ‘72 Solid State Logic Inc. Geraldine A. Somers MED ‘90 Stephen J. ‘79 & Janet Sondey Sons of the American Legion Victor & Enid Soto ℗ Marjorie H. Spada Cean L. Spahn MED ‘09 Audrey M. Spath ℗ Patricia W. Spear ‘60 Karen J. Spector ‘80 Marjorie A. Speirs ‘73 William & Nicole Spellman ‘97 Rachial Spinelli ‘70 Judith Spreen ‘63 Lucy Stamilla ‘53, MA ‘68

Michelle J. Stanton ‘69 Gregory H. Starczewski ‘84 Myra J. Staum Ida E. Steen ‘49 Helen Stefanisko ‘58 Alice M. Steinkamp ‘58 Troy N. Stephens & Kristen Evangelista Antonia M. Sterken-Brown ‘78 Cheryl A. Stetz Bamert ‘91 Donna M. Stevenson ‘72, MA ‘78 Patricia L. Stewart ‘78 Arthur J. Stiskin ‘62, MA ‘70 Craig A. ‘92 & Kathleen Stix ‘91, ‘96 Leslie A. Stolarz ‘70 Robert M. ‘64 & Gail B. Stolarz ‘84 Richard Stomber Stonefield Engineering & Design LLC John H. Straub, II ‘68 & Georgette A. Lentz ‘68 Ruth E. Strickhart ‘65, MA ‘70 Russell D. Struck & Patricia A. Decker ‘89 Steven J. Smith & Gretchen Sundstrom Smith ℗ Jane B. Surdi Sussex Bank Mary M. Swalling MED ‘96 Kenneth E. & Joan K. Swatt ‘71 Diane E. Sylvernal ‘68 John M. Szczomak ‘87 Angelica M. Tamayo-Sanchez ‘00 Susan M. Tamson ‘70, MA ‘75 Marlene K. Tandy Carolyn Tang ℗ Barbara A. Tanis-O’Neal ‘70 Anthony P. Taormina ‘76 Rohit Tarkunde MBA ‘93 James Tarsitano ‘79 Barbara G. Tatem ‘57, MA ‘64 Ashley J. Taylor ‘12 James D. Taylor ‘00 Joan Taylor ‘66, MA ‘76 Joan F. Taylor ‘89 Teac Baseball Group LLC Garett Teel Carol Tenebruso ‘61 Louis Terraneo & Lee Vadala Terraneo ‘85 Iris Thompson ℗ Ronald L. Thompson ‘97 Ira P. ‘01 & Kathryn J. Thor ‘99, MED ‘02 Farah Thoubboron ℗ TIAA Charitable - Bruni Family Fund Bernadette B. Tiernan Robert C. MA ‘74, MED ‘80 & Diane M. Tirri MA ‘76 Abbie Todd-Singer Nancy J. Toth ‘80 Sandra Traynelis ‘71 Assunta M. Trischka ‘88, MA ‘05

℗ Parent

Naumche Trposki ℗ True North Title Services LLC Nancy E. Tucker-Datrio ‘76, MA ‘78 Turtle & Hughes Twin Brothers Associates, Inc. John MA ‘69 & Lynn B. Tyler ‘66 Tracey L. Tylicki ‘01 Sandra Uhlik ‘68 UnitedHealthcare Kimberly K. Updegrove ‘85 Stephen Van Dyk ‘72 Michael R. Van Genderen MBA ‘17 Ronald G. Van Saders ‘74 James M. Van Wyck ‘06 Maria Vaughn ℗ Johnny Velazquez ℗ Hank ‘95 & Kathi Verbeek Gail L. Verderese ‘79 Mary M. Verga ‘70, MA ‘77 James N. Ver Hoeve ‘72 Robert A. Vermeulen ‘92 Vesuvio’s Pizza Luis Viant MA ‘86, ‘83 Richard & Susan Vigliotti ℗ Anthony J. Vignier & Loretta McLaughlin Vignier John Villareal ℗ Raymond Viola ‘62, MA ‘65 Christine Von Der Heyden ‘78 Donna J. Votto Luann Voza ‘81 James T. Walsh, Jr. Kevin J. & Georgiana C. Walsh ‘74 Martin Walsh ‘55 Michael ‘84 & Kathleen H. Walsh Patrick Walsh, Sr. & Marybeth Walsh ℗ Lucille R. Wapples MA ‘80 Cheryl A. Ward ‘73, MA ‘76 Patricia H. Ward ‘72 Lisbeth A. Warren Patricia L. Warren ‘74 Louis ‘75 & Ellen M. Wassong ‘74 Diane E. Watts Wayne Lincoln Mercury Wayne Rotary Club Catherine M. Wehrer ‘66 Nancy J. Weiner MA ‘06 Valentino ‘76 & Donna Weiss ‘82, MA ‘96 Jean A. Wengenroth ‘72 Ann P. Whalen ‘83 Whitecap Industries Inc William Whren ‘66 Ronny Whyte Wendy Willemsen ℗ Ayanna N. Williams ‘00 Charlotte G. Williams ‘75 Claudette I. Williams ‘78 Linda R. Williams MAT ‘05

Paul A. Williams MBA ‘17 Paula A. Williams MED ‘96 Robert C. Williams Shakira R. Williams-Linzey ‘93 Carol Wilson ‘54 Victoria L. Wilson ‘88, MBA ‘02 Virginia D. Windmuller MED ‘91 Marjorie B. Winnicki ‘71 Natasha Womble ℗ Barry A. Worman & Allison Kendall-Worman ‘75 Patricia L. Wuensch ‘75 Jennifer L. Wylie ‘98 Eugenia D. Zak ‘97 Mary M. Zanfino ‘49 Deborah K. Zastocki Christine R. Zembicki ‘71 Robert J. Zenobia ‘85 Judith M. Ziegler ‘70 Patricia Ziegler ‘76 Carol L. Zimmerman Howard ‘84 & Eve R. Zlotkin ‘81 Lucy Zonca ‘56 Henry Zulauf, Jr. MA ‘77 Leslie F. Zurla ‘66

Gifts of $1-$99

It is with immense gratitude that we also thank the 2,409 alumni, parents, staff, faculty, and friends whose contributions ranged from $1 - $99 during the 20172018 fiscal year, collectively contributing nearly $65,000.

Your generosity is greatly appreciated!

Apologia The William Paterson University Honor Roll of Donors reflects gifts received between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018.

We apologize if an error was made when we created this document.

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William Paterson University Foundation Statements of Financial Position

June 30, 2018

June 30, 2017

Assets Cash and cash equivalents $ 5.890,828 $ 5,085,823 Investments 20,346,784 19,075,958 Promises to give 1,516,375 1,751,857 Interest receivable

37,147

41,346 Prepaid expenses and other assets -

2,357

Total Assets $27,791,134 $25,957,341

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities Accounts payable and Accrued expenses $ 581,842 $ Grants payable 190,703 Annuities payable 403,362 Deferred revenue 18,475 Refundable advance -

Total Liabilities $ 1,194,382 $

Net Assets

69,168 83,719 366,223 21,750 350,000 890,860

Unrestricted Undesignated $ 2,398,659 $ 2,180,285 Board designated 2,539,016 2,146,565 Total Unrestricted Net Assets 4,937,675 4,326,850 Temporarily restricted 10,435,002 10,080,732 Permanently restricted 11,224,075 10,658,899 Total Net Assets

$ 26,596,752

otal Liabilities and Net Assets T $27,791,134

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$ 25,066,481 $25,957,341

William Paterson University Of New Jersey Foundation, Inc. Board Of Directors Aaron Van Duyne III ’75, MM ’08, Chair Partner, Van Duyne, Bruno & Co., PA Allen Magrini Vice Chair Retired Senior Vice President, Land Use and Development, Hartz Mountain Industries

Domenico DiMaio ’97 Vice President, JP Morgan Chase Bill Duffy Head Reference Librarian, William Paterson University Pamela Ferguson Vice President, Institutional Advancement, President, William Paterson University Foundation

Linda A. Niro ’76 Treasurer Russell Fishkind Retired Chief Accounting Officer Partner, Saul Ewing, LLP and Vice President, 1st Constitution Bank Michael Fitzgerald ’78 Russell Hawkins Senior Vice President, QBE North Secretary America Retired Vice President Human Resources, Allan Gorab ’72 Allied-Signal (Honeywell) Retired General Manager, Koch Modular Process Systems, LLC Jean Aires ’64, MA ’88 Sales Associate, Coldwell Banker Frederick Gruel Stephen Bolyai Senior Vice President Administration and Finance, William Paterson University Rafael Cuellar President and CEO, Shop-Rite, Passaic, NJ Robert Devine ’74 Retired Consulting Partner, Grassi & Co.

Retired President and CEO, AAA New Jersey Automobile Club Richard J. Helldobler President, William Paterson University

Amy Ibrahimaj Director and Officer, The Muna and Basem Hishmeh Foundation Constantine Lenas President and CEO, Lenfam Management Company Lauren Locker ’75 Founder and President, Locker Financial LLC Jennifer Mazawey Partner, Genova Burns LLC Richard Miller Member, Williams, Caliri, Miller and Otley, PC James Nall ’71 Bergen County Tax Commissioner & Audit Committee Chair, Fuel Systems Solutions, Inc. (FSYS) Mary Kay Scucci ’86 Managing Director, Securities Industry Financial Market Association Michael Seeve President, Mountain Development

Les Hirsch ’74 President and Interim CEO, Saint Peter’s Healthcare System

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Office of Institutional Advancement Pamela Ferguson Vice President, Institutional Advancement President, William Paterson University Foundation Board Gail Kinney MBA ‘18 Confidential Assistant to the Vice President for Institutional Advancement and President, William Paterson University Foundation Board

MAJOR GIFTS Judy Linder Director, Major Gifts and Gift Planning Vacant Director, Major Gifts

DONOR RELATIONS Mariel Read Essner Director, Donor Relations

RESEARCH Lynn Lazar Manager, Development Research and Prospect Management Gregory Synsmir Graduate Assistant, anticipated MA, May ’19

FINANCE, OPERATIONS, ADVANCEMENT SERVICES

Rebecca Kalejaye Director, Corporate and Foundation Relations

Yvette Viera Villanueva Director, Finance, Operations, and Advancement Services

Davonna Approvato ‘13, MBA ‘17 Events and Major Gifts Associate

Shawn Conklin ‘15 Program Assistant

Janis Schwartz Executive Director, Alumni Relations

ANNUAL GIVING

Charlie Dougherty, MA ‘13 Program Assistant

Sharon Ryan, MEd ’96 Assistant Director, Alumni Relations and Communications

Nancy Norville Executive Director, Annual Giving and Special Programs Wren DiGisi Associate Director, Annual Giving Ann Appleby ‘06 Program Assistant Phyllis Yanosh Part-time Program Assistant Jaydn Harding Graduate Assistant, anticipated MA, May ’20

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The Institutional Advancement team

Joseph Spinelli ‘14, MA ‘16 Part-time Program Assistant

SPECIAL EVENTS Meredith McCarthy Manager, Special Events

ALUMNI RELATIONS

Rodney Cauthen ‘97 Alumni Associate Gina Buffalino Program Assistant

Davonna Approvato ‘13, MBA ‘17 Events and Major Gifts Associate

Bryan Kopko ’18 Graduate Assistant, anticipated MBA, December ’19

Maria Economou Graduate Assistant, anticipated MA, May ’20

Ryan Doyle Alumni Fellow, anticipated graduation, May ’20

The Mission of the William Paterson University of New Jersey Foundation, Inc. The role of the William Paterson University of New Jersey Foundation, Inc., is to support the University’s mission by securing philanthropic funding through the identification and pursuit of private gifts, grants, and endowments. As the steward of these funds, the Foundation helps William Paterson progress as a preeminent public institution of higher learning in New Jersey.

From its beginning as a normal school in Paterson to today’s University accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, William Paterson has been dedicated to providing educational opportunities and service to the community. Today, William Paterson enrolls more than 10,000 students. Its wide range of undergraduate and graduate academic programs create opportunities that help students succeed in classrooms, laboratories, and studios throughout the 370-acre, wooded campus. The institution’s 400 fulltime faculty are highly distinguished and diverse teachers; many are recipients of prestigious awards and grants including 41 Fulbright scholars, as well as from the Guggenheim Foundation, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Institutes of Health, and the National Science Foundation.

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About William Paterson University William Paterson University is a leading public University with more than 10,000 students enrolled in undergraduate and graduate degree programs offered by five academic colleges: Arts and Communication, Cotsakos College of Business, Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Science and Health.

Its 370-acre wooded campus is located in suburban Wayne, New Jersey, just 20 miles from New York City, adjacent to 1,200 acres of wetlands and woodlands, and only three miles from the historic Paterson Great Falls.

The University offers a wide range of learning opportunities in its classrooms, laboratories, and studios, and throughout the campus, as well as at various off-campus locations. William Paterson’s faculty members provide a valuable blend of accomplished scholarship and practical, applied experience. Among the University’s faculty are 41 Fulbright scholars and recipients of numerous other awards, grants, and fellowships. Students benefit from individualized attention from faculty mentors, small class sizes, and numerous research, internship, and clinical experiences.

The institution’s more than 82,000 alumni can be found throughout New Jersey, the nation, and the world, using their William Paterson degrees and experiences as a springboard to professional accomplishment and personal growth. They are leaders in the arts, business, health care, sports, entertainment, the media, and education.

They are public servants, artists, musicians, teachers, scientists, television personalities, authors, politicians, crime fighters, and entrepreneurs. Their achievements reflect the University’s mission and commitment to preparing graduates for success in their careers, communities, and lives.

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