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Engineer
U.Va.
The Alumni Magazine
FALL 2007
of the School of Engineering and Applied Science
Diversifying the
Face of
Engineering
message from the dean
Thomas Jefferson was, above all, a pragmatist. He
advocated democracy over aristocratic forms of government
for the simple reason that a democratic society benefits
from the contributions of the many, not just the few. From
an engineering perspective, democracy is the most efficient
solution to the problem of advancing human progress.
Jefferson advocated universal public education to give
bright young people the knowledge they need to be active
leaders in a democratic society. An important measure of the
University’s effectiveness in continuing and expanding upon
that legacy is the diversity of our student body.
Over the past two decades, the School of Engineering and Applied Science has
succeeded in significantly increasing the number of women enrolled as undergraduates. A
relative rarity in engineering programs 20 years ago, women today make up approximately
30 percent of our student body. Also, during that same period, we have seen the number of
African-American students rise, thanks in part to the support these students receive from
the Center for Diversity in Engineering. In fact, this fall’s entering SEAS class is the most
diverse first-year class on record.
While this diversity helps fulfill our institutional mission, it also serves an important
educational purpose. Our students will spend their working lives in a world characterized by
diversity. We have a responsibility to see that they can navigate this environment and, what’s
more, tap into the richness it provides. That’s because the challenges they will confront
will be far too complex to be solved by individuals sharing a single, limited viewpoint. The
diversity we have attained in the Engineering School gives our students the opportunity to
build the skills needed to thrive in a diverse world, as well as to enrich it.
The challenges they will face during their careers also require a global perspective. Our
students have formed a very active chapter of Engineering Students Without Borders —
and since 2003, 25 engineering students have spent their vacations using their engineering
knowledge to assist people in developing countries.
Taking a semester for formal study has been more difficult, primarily because of the
prerequisite structure of the engineering curriculum. Now, however, by using a software
program developed by a team of 2007 graduates, undergraduates can simply enter their
major and the courses they’ve already taken, and the program suggests the optimum
semester-by-semester schedule to accommodate a semester abroad.
To ensure that our students get the most out of their overseas experience, I have
appointed Professor Dana Elzey as our first director of international programs. He will
establish exchange programs with non-U.S. universities while cultivating relationships with
multinational companies to create international internships.
The world that this generation of engineers will encounter is quite different from the
world I entered after graduating from U.Va.’s Engineering School almost 40 years ago.
Nonetheless, our responsibility remains the same — to equip students to use the skills they
learn here to advance human progress. Our efforts to promote diversity and an international
perspective are a critical part of that preparation.
JAMES H. AYLOR
Louis T. Rader Professor of Electrical Engineering
Dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science
U.Va. Engineer | Fall 2007 | Vol. 20, No. 1
Editor
Josie Loyd
Contributing Editors
Andrea Arco
Morgan Estabrook
Graphic Design
William J. Green & Associates
Writers
Andrea Arco
Morgan Estabrook
Charlie Feigenoff
Linda Kobert
Josie Loyd
Marin Odioso
Photography
Tom Cogill
Shokoufeh Dianat
Morgan Estabrook
Dan Grogan
Jane Haley
Irene Makuya
Valerie Skinner
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Contents
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Professor,
Surgeon,
Mentor
Dr. Cato Laurencin
By Morgan Estabrook
An Advocate
for Diversity in
Computer
Science
Professor
Mary Lou Soffa
By Linda Kobert
Departments
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13
18
Inside SEAS
Alumni
Connection
Reflections
8
16
19
The SEAS Effect
In Memoriam
2006–2007
Honor Roll
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Feature
Professor, Surgeon, Mentor
Dr. Cato Laurencin
By Morgan Ellen Estabrook
From left: Emily Cushnie (ChE), Dr. Cato Laurencin, Meng Deng (BME)
A
s University Professor, Lillian T. Pratt Distinguished
Professor and Chair of the Department of Orthopaedic
Surgery, and a professor of biomedical engineering and
chemical engineering at the University of Virginia School of
Engineering and Applied Science, Dr. Cato Laurencin is many
things — chief among them, a strong advocate for diversity
in engineering and medicine.
Now a force in diversity efforts in the sciences locally and
internationally, Laurencin first became interested in reaching
out to underrepresented minority students when he was one
himself in the early 1980s. While simultaneously earning his
M.D. from Harvard University and Ph.D. in biochemical
engineering/biotechnology from the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology (MIT), Laurencin helped establish Harvard’s
Hinton-Wright Biomedical Research Society (now the Harold
Amos Biomedical Research Society) in 1983 and MIT’s
Summer Science Research Program in 1986 to address the
issue of the underrepresentation of minority students in
engineering and the sciences. Both programs continue to
flourish to this day, which Laurencin finds both gratifying
and encouraging.
“I’m happy to see that these programs have stood the
test of time,” he says. “These efforts to foster diversity are
working. The face has been changed.”
Today, the impact of Laurencin’s efforts is felt far beyond
Cambridge, Mass. The Helen I. Moorehead-Laurencin,
M.D., Foundation, which Laurencin established in honor
of his mother, helps award scholarships to minority women
in medicine at Drexel University, in Philadelphia, where
Laurencin served as a professor of chemical engineering and
of orthopaedic surgery for five years before arriving at U.Va.
He currently chairs the W. Montague Cobb/National Medical
Association Health Institute, an organization dedicated to
reducing racial and ethnic health disparities. And, as chairelect of the College of Fellows of the American Institute
for Medical and Biological Engineering, Laurencin seeks
U.Va. Engineer | Fall 2007
to establish a committee for underrepresented minorities in
Establishing and cultivating mentor relationships, I’ve found,
medicine and biomedical engineering.
has made the difference for my students.”
“The difference Cato has made in the world of medicine
His students, many of whom traveled with him from
and technology through his leadership and mentoring of
Drexel, couldn’t agree more.
underrepresented minorities is extremely important,” says
Meng Deng, a chemical engineering doctoral candidate in
William Harvey, vice president and chief officer for diversity
Laurencin’s lab, says, “By teaching us to aim high, to look at
and equity at the University of Virginia. “We must have a
obstacles and frustrations as opportunities, and to prioritize,
diverse workforce in the medical and science fields in order
Dr. Laurencin leads us to achieve our dreams. He has given me
to address the issues of health equity and equal access to
a lot of freedom to conduct my research while providing the
technological solutions, and Cato’s tireless efforts in this area
necessary guidance to keep me on the right track.”
have had a tremendous impact.”
Duron Lee, a biomedical engineering M.D./Ph.D.
Laurencin is cultivating workforce diversity internationally
candidate who followed Laurencin from Drexel to finish his
through the African Institute of Science and Technology
dissertation work, said his decision to make the move was a
(AIST), an initiative of the Nelson Mandela Institution. As
“no-brainer,” adding, “When he decided to move down here, I
a member of the AIST program committee, Laurencin has
just asked him when and where!”
twice traveled to sub-Saharan Africa to work with local medical
Citing Laurencin’s strong commitment to his students and
professionals to foster workforce
their success, Lee says Laurencin
diversity throughout the nations of
brings out the best in all of his
Africa. Locally, Laurencin reaches
students. “He sets the bar high. He
out to minority students involved
has high expectations, and he really
in his lab’s Research Experience for
pushes you, and that translates into
Undergraduates program, funded
you doing the best work that you
by the National Science Foundation,
can do.”
and participates in an award-winning
While Lee feels that he has
yearly clinic, hosted by the U.Va.
greatly benefited from Laurencin’s
Orthopaedic Surgery Department,
expertise as a scientist and clinician,
that works with the community
he also looks up to Laurencin as a
surrounding U.Va. Recently
significant role model in his life.
recognized for his diversity efforts
“It’s extremely valuable to
throughout the state of Virginia
me, an African-American male in
with a Virginia Commissioner’s
From left: Martin Burks (School of Medicine), Dr. Cato Laurencin engineering and clinical science,
Healthcare Workforce Recognition
to have an African-American male
Award, he also motivates young
in a mentorship position. That’s
students involved in a summer minority program held by Dr.
something I didn’t see very often growing up and even as
Moses K. Woode, speaking to them about what it takes to be
an undergraduate,” Lee says. “It adds a different dimension.
successful in life.
Having someone I can look up to who kind of looks like me
“I always start with a picture of a highway that’s
and is doing the wonderful things that he’s doing is extremely
incomplete,” he says. “I don’t have all the answers yet — my
motivating.”
life is a work in progress.”
As Laurencin sees it, in addition to being vital to
While that may be so, Laurencin has achieved success
supporting underrepresented minorities in the sciences,
as a teacher and mentor, roles he finds particularly critical to
mentorship is a way to give back — a welcome imperative.
diversifying the fields of engineering and medicine. Having
“I think mentoring is very important — it’s an essential
mentored generations of biomedical engineering and chemical
part of life,” he says. “I think that we are all here to, in our own
engineering leaders and orthopaedic surgeons — now
way, make this world a better place and leave something for the
spread across the globe — he has recruited a widely diverse
next generation.”
orthopaedic surgery group to his lab at U.Va. His e-mail inbox
is overrun with letters from students and residents hoping to
In recognition of his achievements, Dr. Cato Laurencin has been
join his lab — he receives 500 fellowship applications each year. awarded the inaugural Robert A. Bland Award, given in honor of the
“As a faculty member, my mentoring activities represent
first African-American to graduate from the University of Virginia
some of the most gratifying things I do,” he says. “Mentors
and the School of Engineering and Applied Science. (For more
are a key ingredient for success in the academic environment.
information, see Reflections, page 18.)
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Feature
An Advocate for Diversity
in Computer Science
Professor Mary Lou Soffa
By Linda Kobert
D
espite the current reality, the field of computer science
has not always been populated primarily by men. “In
the very beginning, it was a woman-dominated field,”
explains Owen R. Cheatham Professor of Computer Science
Mary Lou Soffa. “In the early 1960s, the majority of the
programmers were women.”
Prior to the prominence of the machine we all know as
the computer, it was mostly women who did the work of
calculating and recording logs in the business world. These
technicians were known, in fact, as “computers.” When the
electronic version of the computer came along, these women
logically moved into programming. According to Soffa,
once the value of such a role became apparent, men started
entering the field, which they now dominate.
Female computer scientists such as Soffa, however, want
the pendulum to swing back to center. Much more than a
matter of fairness, they would like to see a significant increase
in the number of women entering, working in and earning
higher degrees in the field.
“We are still not able to fill all the jobs for really skilled
computer scientists,” Soffa asserts. “If this trend continues
and women and minorities do not participate in the field,
then the United States has a good chance of losing its edge in
computing.”
Soffa, who serves as chair of U.Va.’s Computer Science
Department, is determined to reverse current trends and
has demonstrated significant success, especially in her own
research group. While the national average for women earning
doctoral degrees in computer science has been 15–18 percent
in recent years, in 30 years of teaching, Soffa has graduated
23 doctoral candidates and 56 master’s degree students,
more than half of whom have been women. Eight of these
former students are now serving as role models themselves as
tenured or tenure-track faculty members at universities across
the country.
As a member of the Computing Research Association’s
Committee on the Status of Women in Computing Research
(CRA-W), Soffa also works to institute mentoring programs
on a national level. For example, she is co-founder of the
CRA-W’s Grad Cohort Program, which is trying to swell
the ranks of senior women in computing by creating a
community of colleagues who can support each other as they
progress in the field. The program’s annual workshop brings
computer science graduate students together with a wide
range of professional role models who share their strategies,
provide personal insights and support students’ success in
completing doctoral programs. Enrollment has increased
dramatically over the past three years for the two-day
Professor Mary Lou Soffa
workshops, which now include more than 200 participants.
Industry giants like Microsoft and Google help support
this program, which continues even after the workshops
conclude. The program facilitates mentoring relationships
between students and computing professionals and creates
peer networks that can serve as a valuable source of support
during difficult times in a student’s graduate career.
The National Science Foundation sponsors a second
CRA-W program co-founded by Soffa known as the Cohort
of Associate Professors Project (CAPP). This project focuses
on supporting female computer science and engineering
faculty from colleges and universities across the country
as they work to become full professors. As with the Grad
Cohort Program, CAPP attempts to create a community
that can sustain associate professors through mentoring
involvement with distinguished professors, leadership
training, professional development and ongoing peer
relationships.
Soffa’s success in developing and funding these programs
has not gone unrecognized. In 1999, the White House
presented her with the Presidential Award for Excellence in
Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring, and last
year the CRA awarded her the A. Nico Habermann Award.
These awards recognize her exceptional efforts to enhance
the participation of women and minorities in science and
technology fields.
While the current underrepresentation of women in her
field disturbs her, Soffa is hopeful. “It is a difficult problem
because we don’t fully understand why women do not go
into computer science,” she says. “For 20 years we’ve worked
very hard nationally to try to increase the representation
of women and minorities in computer science. I hope we
will eventually be successful and no longer need specialty
programs.”
Read more: www.cs.virginia.edu/
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I n s i d e SEAS
Center for Diversity in Engineering Eases the Way
By Josie Loyd
Carolyn Vallas, director of the
Center for Diversity in Engineering
T
he Center for Diversity in
Engineering — a vibrant, bustling
suite of offices almost always filled
to the brim with activity — provides
supportive services and programs for
U.Va. Engineering School students
and faculty as well as for promising
junior and senior high school
students throughout the nation.
Under the guidance of its
director, Carolyn Vallas, the center
assists in student recruitment and
mentoring through programs such
as the ExxonMobil Bernard Harris
Summer Science Camp; the annual
Engineering Open House; tutoring
programs in local high schools; and the
Introduction to Engineering program,
a one-week summer camp for rising
high school juniors and seniors.
The center provides support for
current students through the Bridge
Program, an intensive six-week
summer program designed to help
incoming first-year students from
underrepresented populations make
a smooth transition from high school
to college. The center also sponsors
Project View, a corporate mentoring
program that provides students in
engineering with opportunities to
visit corporations under the
mentorship of company engineers
and project managers.
Vallas, who joined the center in
1988, serves as an adviser to student
leaders in the Society of Women
Engineers; the National Society of
Black Engineers; the Society of
Hispanic Professional Engineers;
and Alpha Omega Epsilon, a
service organization for female
engineering students and
alumnae.
The center also works to
attract funding opportunities
and initiative partners. One recent
initiative is a $5 million grant from
the National Science Foundation’s
Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority
Participation Program. The initiative
comprises state universities and
historically black colleges and
universities with the shared goal of
doubling the number of students from
underrepresented minorities graduating
with degrees in science, technology,
engineering and mathematics from
alliance schools.
The Center for Diversity in
Engineering partnered with the
U.Va. Office for Diversity and
Equity in securing that grant. In
addition, the center frequently
partners with Engineering School
faculty and colleagues and with
others Grounds-wide to support
programs ranging from student
enrichment to faculty recruitment.
“My vision for the center
is to provide the highest quality
programming and support for all
students and faculty at the Engineering
School,” Vallas says. “We can’t do
it alone, and we appreciate the
faculty, staff and administrators
who join us in this work.”
Read more: www.seas.virginia.edu/diversity/
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I n s i d e SEAS
Director of International Programs Opens Doors
to International Study for SEAS Students
By Josie Loyd
T
he opportunity to study abroad has
been a dream of undergraduate
students in the School of Engineering
and Applied Science (SEAS) for many
years. Dean James H. Aylor’s recent
appointment of Professor Dana Elzey
as SEAS’ director of international
programs is helping to make this dream
a reality for more SEAS students than
ever before.
Elzey is the perfect person to move
this venture forward. An associate
professor in the Materials Science and
Engineering Department, Elzey has
served as the faculty adviser to students
in the Rodman Scholars program for
three years and recently led a summer
course in Germany: “Engineering
in a Global Context.” Elzey wants
to see a study-abroad experience
become a viable option for all SEAS
undergraduate students.
“It is essential that we
provide international
study options to our
students so that they
have an understanding
of the global impact
of the solutions they
develop as working
engineers.”
—Dean James H. Aylor
“There is something wonderful
that happens when you find yourself
in unfamiliar territory and you have a
new language to learn and a new culture
to understand,” Elzey says. “You grow
and change in ways that are difficult to
predict, but which are unforgettable.”
As headed by Elzey, the SEAS
International Programs Office will have
Professor Dana Elzey, director of SEAS International Programs
dual thrusts: creating and developing
new study-abroad programs specifically
designed for Engineering School
students through faculty-led initiatives
as well as marketing participation in the
program to undergraduates from their
first year of school through graduation.
The office will help students manage
their way through the process of course
approval and will work with the U.Va.
International Studies Office to ensure
that students have the information they
need to make the best choice possible.
As a fourth-year, Emily Ewell (ChE
’07), then president of the Engineering
Student Council, worked with capstone
project teammates Allison Hastings,
Louise Montgomery (CS ’07) and Marta
Morales (SE, Economics ’07) last year
to make a major contribution to this
effort with the creation of a dynamic
tool to make international study easier
for SEAS students to achieve. The
resulting innovative Curricular Design
Tool, developed as part of the students’
capstone project, is an Internet
database of all possible study-abroad
opportunities that works in concert with
engineering degree requirements. The
four students also worked with the dean
to have international study advisers
appointed in each department.
“It is essential that we provide
international study options to
our students so that they have an
understanding of the global impact of
the solutions they develop as working
engineers,” Dean Aylor says.
Elzey couldn’t agree more. “I
am pleased,” he says, “to have the
opportunity to work with faculty
within the Engineering School and
the University, with SEAS student
leaders and with colleagues in the
U.Va. International Studies Office to
help make these opportunities a real
possibility for SEAS students.”
Read more: www.seas.virginia.edu/intlprograms
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Associate Dean for Development/Executive Director of the
University of Virginia Engineering Foundation Appointed
T
im Redden joined the
Engineering School. In
School of Engineering
so doing, Redden is
and Applied Science
leading the SEAS
(SEAS) as associate dean
development staff in
for development and
executing the Capital
executive director of the
Campaign — targeted
University of Virginia
to raise $150 million
Engineering Foundation
by 2011.
(UVEF) in August 2007.
“I am very
Redden manages
excited to have this
a team of fund-raising
opportunity to help
professionals and has
SEAS achieve a higher
Tim
Redden,
associate
dean
and
overall responsibility
level of success in fund
executive director of the UVEF
for planning, organizing
raising,” Redden says.
and directing all annual, capital and
“I plan to bring a comprehensive
special philanthropic fund-raising and
approach to individual, corporate and
alumni-engagement activities for the
foundation engagement to SEAS. We
will be asking our Engineering School
alumni to become much more vested
in the future of their alma mater in
ways that they will find rewarding.”
Redden’s development history
at U.Va. spans more than a decade
and includes a variety of fund-raising
positions and accomplishments. He
has served as director of development
for the U.Va. School of Medicine’s
Transplant Program, director of
corporate and foundation relations
for the University’s Health System
and, most recently, senior director
of corporate and foundation
relations for U.Va.’s Development
and Public Affairs Office.
Corporate engagement
Lockheed Martin Supports Diversity of Experiences
L
ockheed Martin Corporation, an advanced technology
company, is the largest provider of information technology
services, systems integration and training to the federal
government. The company is also a decade-long supporter
and “Industry Partner” of the University of Virginia School
of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS). In these roles,
Lockheed Martin works closely with the Center for Diversity
in Engineering as well as many of the School’s departments
and programs to make a variety of opportunities and
experiences possible.
And that’s important to Lockheed Martin. In fact,
partnering with and supporting groups, universities and
individuals with diverse backgrounds in terms of sex, race, age,
geography, education and experience is a business effort that
helps Lockheed Martin maintain a competitive edge, according
to Susan Chong, the company’s campus relations manager.
SEAS is one of many organizations that benefit from
Lockheed Martin’s generosity. In the past, the company
has supported Rodman Scholar outreach initiatives; funded
Engineering in Context capstone projects; and contributed
tens of thousands of dollars annually to SEAS organizations
such as the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE),
the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) and
the Society of Women Engineers (SWE). Through these
contributions, Lockheed Martin has supported a variety of
diversity programming, including NSBE’s Pre-College Initiative
program; SHPE’s local Charlottesville, Va., high school
Ali Rutherford (ME ’08) works with local Brownie and Girl Scout troops during
SWE’s “Discover Engineering Day,” a program supported by Lockheed Martin
outreach efforts; and SWE’s “Discover Engineering Day” with
local Brownie and Girl Scout troops.
“We are grateful for Lockheed Martin’s continuing
support,” says James H. Aylor, dean of U.Va.’s Engineering
School. “Lockheed Martin’s involvement in our School —
from advisory board representation and recruitment efforts to
research collaborations and diversity initiatives — is helping to
elevate SEAS programming to new heights.”
Nationally, Lockheed Martin contributes hundreds of
thousands of dollars each year to the national chapters of
SWE, NSBE, SHPE, the American Indian Science and
Engineering Society, and the Society of Mexican-American
Engineers and Scientists.
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THE SEAS EFFE C T
Science and Technology Policy
Internship Expands Beyond U.S. Borders
By Marin Odioso (SE ’08)
W
ould you like to intern in Paris? During an information meeting
last fall, Science and Technology
Policy Internship Program Director
Edmund Russell, Engineering School
professor of science, technology and
society as well as history, revealed
some exciting news: During summer
2007, the program would offer its first
international placement at the National
Science Foundation (NSF) Europe
Office, located in Paris.
From left: Christine Devlin (EE ’08),
James Turner, Marin Odioso (SE ’08)
Christine Devlin, a rising fourthyear student in the Charles L. Brown
Department of Electrical and Computer
Engineering, was selected to be the first
intern — from anywhere — to serve
in the NSF’s Europe Office. During
her nine weeks in Paris, she researched
university reform throughout France
and worked with the science counselor
at the U.S. Embassy. Devlin reports
that the highlight of her summer was
meeting with four U.S. Supreme Court
justices. When asked to describe her
experience, she states simply, “I had
the best internship in the world.”
In August, Devlin returned to the
United States to join 10 more 2007
policy interns in Washington, D.C., at
the program’s final research symposium,
held in the House Science Committee
Hearing Room. This year’s interns
gave presentations on a wide range of
issues, from stem cell policy to assessing
learning in educational video games.
Since the internship program
began in 2000, more than 70
undergraduate students have
interned in Washington, D.C., with
congressional offices, federal agencies
and nongovernmental organizations.
In 2006, the program expanded with a
placement in Richmond, Va., working
for Virginia’s secretary of technology.
The latest expansion overseas furthers
the program’s goal to train leaders
in science and technology policy by
providing opportunities to appreciate
the global context of engineering.
The success of the program is due
in part to the high-level placements
achieved with the help of Jim Turner,
chief counsel for the House Science
Committee and a member of the
SEAS Trustees. This summer’s D.C.
placements included the White House
Office of Science and Technology
Policy, the National Institutes of Health
and the office of Sen. Hillary Clinton.
For the students, the summer
internships are truly life-changing.
Intern Vinu Ilakkuvan (BME ’09)
reflects, “I found an amazing work
experience, a wonderful set of friends
and a slew of career options I had never
before considered. Innovative learning
opportunities such as the Science
and Technology Policy Internship
Program set SEAS students apart
with an unmatched perspective on
the role of engineering in society.”
The Science and Technology
Policy Internship Program is
supported by contributions from
SEAS alumni and friends. Additional
information on the program is
available at www.sts.virginia.edu/pip/.
Marin Odioso is a fourth-year student in the
Department of Systems and Information
Engineering. She worked at the National
Capital Planning Commission as a 2006
policy intern. For the past year, as assistant
to the program’s director, Ed Russell,
she helped train the 2007 interns.
The 2007 Science and
Technology Policy Interns
The 2007 internship program includes
seven female and four male undergraduate
students representing six engineering
fields: biomedical, systems, electrical,
engineering science, civil and environmental,
and computer science; three of these
students are also working on second and
third majors in economics, philosophy,
physics and American government.
Andrew Bradley (BME ’08)
Institute of Medicine
Washington, D.C.
The Ethics of Battlefield Triage
Suzanne Collier (CS ’09)
National Science Foundation
Washington, D.C.
Broadening Participation: An Evaluation
of National Science Foundation Programs
Addressing Women’s Underrepresentation
in Engineering and Computing
Christine Devlin (EE ’08)
National Science Foundation Europe Office
Paris, France
Evaluation of University Reform in France
Vinu Ilakkuvan (BME, Economics ’09)
American Association for the
Advancement of Science
Washington, D.C.
Developing Human Embryonic Stem Cell
Policy: A Case Study of Four Nations
Claudia Leahy (CEE ’08)
Embassy of France
Washington, D.C.
A Model of the Network of Organizations
Responsible for Surface Water Management
in the District of Columbia
U.Va. Engineer | Fall 2007
Virtual Lab an Actual Reality at U.Va.
Professor Brings Lab Experiences,
Explanations to the Internet
I
Top row (from left): Christine Devlin, Emily Morgan Rush,
Andrew Bradley, Kimberly Naden, Jenna Zhang;
bottom row: James Villarrubia, Alexander Martin,
Kevin Richards, Suzanne Collier, Vinu Ilakkuvan, Claudia Leahy
Alexander Martin
(Engr Sci, Physics, Philosophy ’08)
Office of Sen. Hillary Clinton
Washington, D.C.
Possible Congressional Legislation Stemming
from the Senate Committee on Environmental
and Public Works’ Subcommittee on
Superfund and Environmental Health’s
Environmental Justice Oversight Hearing
Kimberly Naden (BME ’09)
Federation of American Scientists
Washington, D.C.
Evaluation Strategies for Educational
Technology: Assessing Learning in
Educational Video Games
Kevin Richards (CS ’08)
Virginia Secretary of Technology
Richmond, Va.
eForms Made Easy: A Strategy for
Interoperability in Virginia
Emily Morgan Rush (BME ’09)
Amazon Conservation Team
Washington, D.C.
Indigenous Nutrition: Case Studies Support
Traditional Nutrition across the Globe
James Villarrubia
(SE, American Government ’08)
Office of Science and Technology,
White House
Washington, D.C.
Building Technology Research Policy:
Increasing Technology End-Use Through
Retrofitting and Software Tools
Jenna Zhang (BME ’09)
National Institutes of Health
Washington, D.C.
Data-Sharing in Practice: A Study
of the National Institutes of Health
Data-Sharing Philosophy
n a world of virtual reality,
online socialization and instant
gratification, where does a young
student fit in whose curiosity can be
satisfied only by taking something
apart and putting it back together
again? Moreover, with lab equipment
and technologies becoming ever
more expensive, how can teachers
with finite resources provide their
students with a comprehensive,
hands-on engineering education?
These questions, shaped by his
lifelong dedication to education,
prompted John C. Bean, J. M.
Money Professor in the Charles L.
Brown Department of Electrical
and Computer Engineering, to
create the U.Va. Virtual Lab. The lab
is actually a Web site five years in
the making that employs emerging
software visualization tools to explain
technologies affecting our daily lives.
“I grew up when you could buy a
kit that would walk you through the
process of building a television or
shortwave radio,” says Bean. “Today,
children don’t have that option.”
For example, you can’t explain
nanoscience using Styrofoam cups and
rubber bands; sophisticated technology
can’t be taught on a shoestring budget.
So, how can students attending schools
with limited resources be expected to
compete? Bean met with two science
instructors from local high schools to
investigate this problem. Both teachers
suggested that the problem for them
was in providing the explanations
behind “wow-factor,” in-class
demonstrations — demonstrations
that were becoming increasingly
expensive to implement.
These comments got Bean thinking:
What if the behind-the scenes
causality could become part of the
visual demonstration? What if the
demonstrations and the explanations
could be made available online — to
anyone, anywhere, for free? He took
Scanning Tunneling Microscope, U.Va. Virtual Lab
this idea to the National Science
Foundation in the form of a proposal,
which ultimately resulted in funding
for the U.Va. Virtual Lab site.
Currently there are eight virtual
labs on the Web site. They range
from a microelectronics teaching lab
to an electricity and magnetism lab
to a nanoscience component. Each
lab contains a variety of subjectrelevant experiments: Once visitors
select an experiment, explanatory text,
accompanied by animated images,
guides them through it. In many cases,
the visualization is also accompanied
by a podcast narrated by Bean.
Educational Web sites such as the
U.Va. Virtual Lab help to level the
playing field between schools. Like
their counterparts in well-funded
schools, students in financially
disadvantaged schools can still be
exposed to the knowledge and
experiences gained in top-quality
labs through this site. And it seems
to be working. Bean carefully tracks
visitors to the site, and his findings
verify that the site is reaching those
populations for whom the content was
intended — in particular, students and
teachers in schools with limited means.
“Through virtual reality,” says
Bean, “I hope to provide this
generation with alternative tools for
figuring out how things work.”
Read more:
www.virlab.virginia.edu/VL/home.htm
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THE SEAS EFFE C T
T. C. Scott Helps Launch Sweet Briar College’s
Engineering Program
By Andrea Arco
T
. C. Scott, associate professor in the
School of Engineering and Applied
Science’s (SEAS) Department of
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
(MAE), spent the spring 2007 semester
at Sweet Briar College (SBC) helping
to jump-start the nation’s second
engineering program at an all-women’s
institution. Scott assisted in curricula
development, created lab content and
worked with SBC faculty members
to meet Accreditation Board for
Engineering and Technology (ABET)
requirements to ensure the continued
success of the new program.
Five years ago, the SBC faculty
proposed the creation of a general
engineering degree program to build
on the strength of the school’s existing
liberal arts and sciences curricula. The
model for this initiative was Smith
College, which had already established
a similar program with great success.
Scott’s involvement began in 2004,
when he was asked to help develop
the program once its National Science
Foundation funding had been secured.
A teaching professor with decades
of industrial experience, a SEAS
undergraduate student adviser, the
director of the MAE Department’s
undergraduate labs and an 18-year
member of the SEAS ABET committee,
Scott brought the unique skill set needed
to help develop the engineering program
at SBC.
From left: Professor T. C. Scott and Hank Yochum, Sweet Briar College associate professor
“T. C. was critical to launching
our program,” says Hank Yochum,
associate professor of physics in SBC’s
Department of Physics and Engineering
and director of the engineering program.
“He has been instrumental at every
level — from getting our curriculum
together, to identifying which labs and
equipment we need to be competitive, to
educating us about the ABET process.”
Scott expects SBC’s engineering
program to be ABET-accredited by
2010, with program enrollment growing
each year.
“There are young women who want
to pursue an engineering degree but who
also want to attend a women’s college,”
says James H. Aylor, dean of U.Va.’s
Engineering School. “Sweet Briar is
filling this important need through their
new engineering degree program, and
U.Va.’s Engineering School is thrilled to
be able to contribute to the program’s
success.”
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U.Va. Engineer | Fall 2007
An Experience That Lasts a Lifetime
Students Use Engineering Skills to Benefit South African Communities
By Charlie Feigenoff
O
ver the past 200 years, the
infrastructure created by engineers
has done as much to improve the
health and quality of life in people
around the world as have advances
in medicine. Simply put, clean water,
reliable power, good roads and
efficient communications save lives.
This past summer, four Engineering
School students learned this lesson
with an immediacy that can never be
achieved in the classroom. They traveled
to South Africa, where, together with
faculty and students at the University of
Venda (UNIVEN) and the Vhembe Fet
College (Techniven) and with members
of local communities, they undertook
simple engineering projects that have
the potential to make small but definite
contributions to local health and
education.
Biomedical engineering majors
Shokoufeh Dianat (’09) and Veronica
Yeh (’09) joined Ritwik “Ricky”
Sahu (’09), a systems engineering
and economics major, to build two
biodigesters that could produce
methane for cooking. Maggie
Kirkpatrick (’08), a mechanical engineer
minoring in biomedical engineering,
erected solar panels to generate
electricity in a preschool. Each was
advised by environmental sciences
professor Robert Swap and funded by
the University’s Institute of Practical
Ethics and Center for Global Health,
which receive support from the
Engineering School.
“These projects really capture what
engineering is all about — problemsolving within constraints,” says
Engineering School Dean James H.
Aylor. “The students had to design
culturally appropriate projects that
could be built from inexpensive local
materials.”
Ricky Sahu (BME ’09) and Veronica Yeh (BME ’09)
build biodigesters to produce methane for cooking
The biodigester project is a case in
point. Dianat, Yeh and Sahu familiarized
themselves with the technical details
of their project by building a prototype
of the biodigester, which uses a thin
mixture of cow dung and water, on
Dean Aylor’s farm in Madison County,
Va. Once in South Africa, however, the
trio of students found that a critical
factor in the project’s success was the
human dimension. As Dianat says, “We
spent a lot of our time there building
relationships to ensure the sustainability
of the project.”
The team installed biodigesters
in two villages, Tshibvumo and
Khakhanwa. They produce enough
methane to enable a household to cook
for an hour, replacing wood fires,
which are associated with
respiratory ailments.
Kirkpatrick and
two other current and
former U.Va. students
worked with community
members, faculty and
students at UNIVEN
and Techniven to
design and install a solar
panel in a preschool in
Tshibvumo and wire it for electricity.
She and her colleagues enlisted local
support; drafted an electrical plan;
From left: Shokoufeh Dianat (BME ’09)
and Shadrack Ramabulana, of UNIVEN,
present the idea of a biodigester to
community members of Mulenzhe-Khakhanwa
and sourced the wiring, switches and
other materials locally.
With just a few adjustments, the
lights worked immediately. “As you can
imagine, there was a lot of excitement,”
she says. The panels power 12 lights,
enabling village members to make
better use of the building and reducing
eyestrain on young scholars.
The impact of these efforts on the
engineering students themselves was as
dramatic as it was on the communities.
As Yeh, a member of the biodigester
team, notes, “You learn a lot from
being outside your comfort zone.”
Dr. Richard Guerrant, director of the
Center for Global Health, concurs.
“When engineering students go to
countries like South Africa, they realize
just how precious their knowledge is.
They come to understand that the skills
they gain at U.Va. can be used to help
others lead better, more productive
lives. It’s a humbling, empowering, lifechanging experience.”
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THE SEAS EFFE C T
My
Favorite
Professor
M
Engineering School professors make an impact on their students each and
every day. Sometimes the experiences are unforgettable, as were those of
Justin Steele (ChE ’04) with Mary Beck, a professor in applied mathematics.
ary Beck made a major difference in my college
experience, and she did it well before I was a first-year
student. In fact, I credit her with providing the fundamental
math concepts I needed to survive in the Engineering School.
I was a good student and was accepted into the Rodman
Scholars program, but I had never taken a class in calculus
while I was in high school. So I enrolled in the Center for
Diversity in Engineering’s
Summer Bridge Program,
an intensive six-week
summer program designed
to assist incoming first-year
minority students in making
a smooth transition from
high school to college, and
spent most of the summer
before my first year at
SEAS in Professor Beck’s
office catching up on my
—Justin Steele math skills.
Professor Beck was so
generous with her time and
so patient. I remember many Socrates moments with five or
six of us students huddled in her office listening attentively to
her as she drew on the board. My comfort about my future
as an Engineering School student grew right along with
my understanding of the concepts she explained to us, and
by the end of the summer I was ready to get into the swing
of things.
“Her office door
was always open,
and she made us
feel welcome here.
For that I will be
forever grateful.”
I took Professor
Beck’s Introduction to
Calculus class that first
year, and, I have to say, it
was the most challenging
class of my undergraduate
years. But I learned critical
decision-making and
problem-solving skills in
that course that I still use
today.
After graduation I
worked as a management
consultant for Bain &
Company and then for the
Professor Mary Beck
Bridgespan Group, a Bain
& Company spin-off that provides management consulting
to nonprofit organizations. In consulting, you bring a lot of
data to a problem, and it is essential to be able to create and
understand business models. They aren’t as complicated as
the calculus problems I faced in Professor Beck’s class, but
the concepts are the same.
Professor Beck taught us what we needed to know, and
that was great. But the best part of it was that her office door
was always open, and she made us feel welcome here. For that
I will be forever grateful.
—Justin R. Steele (ChE ’04)
Graduate student, Harvard School of Business
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A L UMN I C o NNE C T I ON
1960s
George I. Coulbourn (Nuc ’65, ’68),
retired from the Boeing Company and
now works as a year-round volunteer in
the Carbon River backcountry of Mount
Rainier National Park in Ashford, Wash.
Andrew B. Chapman (ME ’83) is plant
manager of the Hercules Inc. chemical
manufacturing plant in Franklin, Va. He
resides in Chesapeake, Va., with his wife,
Terri, and their four children.
William H. Joyner Jr. (Engr Sci ’68) was
installed in January as archdeacon in the
Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina.
Richard K. Wood II (CE ’83) is the
commanding officer of VAW-126, a U.S.
Navy E-2C Hawkeye squadron located in
Norfolk, Va. He and his wife, Betsy, reside in
Virginia Beach with their three children.
William A. Wulf (CS ’68), 1997–2007
president of the of the National Academy
of Engineering, University Professor and
Engineering School AT&T Professor
of Computer Science, was elected to the
American Philosophical Society in April.
1970s
Stephen T. Jacobs (CE ’75) is Asia-Pacific
regional manager for Halliburton Oil &
Gas Asset Management in Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia.
Jill S. Tietjen
(Applied Math ’76)
presented “Breaking
the Mold: Women
Scientists and
Engineers” at Virginia
Tech in March.
She is a consulting
electrical engineer
and president and
CEO of Technically
Speaking Inc.
1980s
Kevin M. Donegan (Aero ’80) served as
commanding officer aboard the aircraft
carrier U.S.S. Carl Vinson. He is special
assistant to the commander of the Naval
Air Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet, in Norfolk,
Va., and is the director of the strategy and
policy division in the Office of the Chief of
Naval Operations in Washington, D.C.
David J. Clement (Aero ’81) is a partner
with the Louisville, Ky., law firm of Stoll
Keenon Ogden, practicing primarily in the
areas of patents and intellectual property.
James D. Davidson Jr. (CE ’81) was
named senior associate of structural
engineering at Dewberry in Fairfax, Va.
Roger M. Millar (CE ’82) is director of the
Missoula City-County Office of Planning
and Grants, where he administers city and
county programs for Missoula County in
western Montana.
Zachary S. Stern (EE ’84) received his law
degree from George Washington University
Law School in May. He practices patent law
with Oblon, Spivak in Alexandria, Va. He
and his wife, Micki Eller Stern (SE ’83, ’84),
have three children.
Carolyn Painter Deforge (SE ’85) is an
aircraft systems engineer and investigator for
the National Transportation Safety Board
in Washington, D.C. She and her husband,
Col. Robert Deforge, USMC, reside in
Alexandria, Va., with their son, Zachary.
Lisa P. Hammer (Engr Sci ’86) and her
husband, Todd, live in Atlanta with their
three children. The couple owns the online
company bestdressedchild.com, a children’s
boutique specializing in apparel and gifts.
Carroll D. Davis (MSE ’87), section head of
analytical chemistry for the Alcoa Technical
Center in Pennsylvania, received the 2006
H. V. Churchill Award from Committee E01
on Analytical Chemistry for Metals, Ores and
Related Materials.
Timothy G. Leonard (Aero ’88), of Pratt
& Whitney Rocketdyne, was awarded a
2007 Rotary National Award for Space
Achievement. He was recognized for
outstanding technical excellence in
development and demonstration of engine
throttle technology in support of space
exploration for both upper-stage and lunarlander applications.
Timothy C. Conway (EE ’89) is senior vice
president and managing director of federal
solutions in the government solutions group
of Affiliated Computer Services.
Patrick G. (“Pat”) Forrester (Aero,
Mech ’89) is preparing to fly on Space
Shuttle Atlantis as part of the STS-117 crew.
Evan R. Wilkoff (SE ’89) and Kimberly
Ashwell Wilkoff relocated with their two
children to Charlotte, N.C. He rejoined
Wachovia Capital Markets and now runs its
equipment finance structured product group.
Alumna
Recognized as
‘Rising Star’
.Va. systems engineering graduate
U
Jennifer Murrill (’03, ’07) was
recognized as a “Rising Star” by Women
in Technology, the premier organization
dedicated to contributing to the success
of professional women in the D.C.
community, for her work in information
technology at Northrop Grumman
Corporation and for her role in the
technology community.
An operations researcher and
cost analyst for Northrop Grumman
Information Technology Sector’s
intelligence group, Murrill is involved in
independent cost estimates and methods
development for space systems in the
intelligence community. In addition, she
serves as a mentor to elementary and
middle school children, is co-chair of
the U.Va. Jefferson Scholars Northern
Virginia Regional Selection Committee
and, since 2004, has served as a guest
speaker for a third-year U.Va. systems
engineering course.
Murrill attributes her success to the
education she received at SEAS. “The
Engineering School gave me a lot of
‘tools’ to put in my toolbox,” she says.
“My systems engineering professors
taught me to look at the big picture,
which is critical in working with largescale programs, and how to use the
critical-thinking process and problemsolving approaches to think like an
engineer.”
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A L UMN I C o NNE C T I ON
1990s
Mark R. Langer (ME ’91) and his wife,
Anne, welcomed their fourth child, Lillian
Dawn, in December 2006. Lillian joins
siblings Jessica, 7; Nicholas, 5; and
Marissa, 2.
Bryan T. Runkle (EE ’92), a major in the
U.S. Air Force, was recently selected for
promotion to lieutenant colonel.
Gary H. Bray (MSE ’93) received an ASTM
International Award of Merit and the title
of Fellow in May. He is section head of
mechanical metallurgy and corrosion at
Alcoa Technical Center in Alcoa Center, Pa.
Scott J. Diehl (CE ’93) is chief traffic
engineer for Urban Engineers Inc. in the
firm’s Pennsauken, N.J., office.
Paul A. Glagola (ME ’95) is president
of the Baltimore chapter of the National
Football Foundation. He is director of
venture capital for JPB Enterprises.
John (“Jack”) A. Marin (SE ’95) was
promoted to vice president for BBN
Technologies in Columbia, Md. A former
lieutenant colonel, he served 22 years as an
officer in the U.S. Army.
John G. Meade (Applied Math ’95) and
Claire Silver Meade welcomed their first
child, Evan Joseph, in November 2006. The
family resides in Northern Virginia.
Arshad Rahman (EE ’92, ’95) and his wife,
Ritika Sikri, welcomed their first child, Anya
Rahman, in February. The family resides in
McLean, Va.
Ryan A. Gesser (Applied Math ’96) has
been designated a certified consulting
meteorologist by the American
Meteorological Society. He has earned
two master’s degrees from Georgia Tech
University in earth and atmospheric sciences
and in environmental engineering. He and
his wife, Alison, reside in Atlanta, where
he is an environmental engineer with
Georgia Pacific.
Jill Rosenthal Bankston (CE ’96) and her
husband, Troy, welcomed their first child,
Ella Reese, in April. Bankston is a project
manager for the county of San Diego.
Joseph N. Fairfield (ChE ’97) recently
accepted a position as principal engineer
with Baxter Healthcare in Cherry Hill, N.J.
Jon-Thomas Bloch (CS ’98) is an
associate at the intellectual property law
firm of Marshall, Gerstein & Borun.
He practices litigation in the electronics,
computers, and software and consumer
products industries.
Zachary Connelly (CS ’98) was married in
July. The wedding party included Robert
Maccubbin (CE ’98). Mr. Connelly is a
senior consultant for CGI Federal.
Christopher J. (“Chris”) Eatough
(CE ’98) is a professional mountain bike
racer on the Trek/Volkswagen racing team.
He is the subject of a coming film, 24
Solo, documenting his pursuit of a seventh
world championship, which ended in a
second-place finish at the U.S. Olympic
mountain bike course in Conyers, Ga., in
October 2006.
John B. Gallup (ME ’97) and Allyson
Knudson Gallup welcomed their first child,
John Knudson Gallup, in November 2006.
The family resides in Baltimore, Md.
Heather L. Sherron Hollon (ME ’98)
and Justin R. Hollon welcomed their
second son, Graham Lee, in February.
He joins 2-year-old brother Porter. She
completed a master’s degree in systems
engineering in May and works for the
Boeing Company in Arlington, Va.
Patrick J. Taylor (MSE ’93, ’97) and Maria
Lynn Graceffa were married in May 2006.
Those in attendance included Professor
William A. Jesser, Mark P. Lay (CS ’83),
and Peter M. Mackey (ME ’04).
Jason R. Herring (ME ’99) and Stacey
Meyer Herring welcomed their third
daughter, Macy Bennett, in April. The
family resides at Pope Air Force Base,
N.C., where Jason flies C-130s.
Class in Beijing, Lunch in Paris
SEAS Alumni Create a Virtual World of Academic Possibilities
W
hat if you could take a course at China’s Peking
University and meet a few of your friends at
La Sorbonne in Paris for a quick bite before your
next class at U.Va.? Sound crazy? Not to Engineering
School and Rodman Scholars alumni Clement Song
(CS, CpE ’04), Keen Browne (CS ’03) and Phil Harton
(CS ’04, SE ’06), who have founded ECitySky.
Currently based in Beijing, the company is
working to build a 3-D virtual educational world
for students — a project they refer to as Project
Eden. The goal? To recreate all of the major
universities across the globe in this virtual world
where students can socialize, collaborate, learn and
have fun.
“We believe education should have no
boundaries, so we are creating an environment
where it truly doesn’t,” says Song.
The response from Chinese universities has been positive;
the country’s top institutions will be first to join this virtual
world, and Song hopes many more, including his alma mater,
will follow.
“We hope to revolutionize the way in which education is
conceived,” Song says. “Project Eden will provide a medium
through which universities can showcase their facilities, attract
prospective students, administer e-learning programs, and
connect with current students and alumni around the world.”
The beta software for Project Eden is slated for
completion in the first half of 2008.
U.Va. Engineer | Fall 2007
Mark E. Keeton (ChE ’99) and Anne
Cherry Keeton welcomed their first child,
James Edward, in April. The family resides
in Dayton, Ohio, where Mr. Keeton is a
chemical engineer with NCR Corp.
Jason N. Rudolph (CS ’99) published his
first book, “Getting Started with Grails”
(InfoQ, 2007), which introduces Grails,
a next-generation framework for rapidly
developing Web applications. His wife,
Michelle Kraft Rudolph, contributed
her artistic touch to the book, and Steve
Rollins (CS ’99) served as one of the
book’s four technical reviewers. The couple
lives in Raleigh, N.C.
Greg W. Trimmer (CE ’99) and his wife,
Sarah McKnew Trimmer, welcomed their
first child, William Paul, in January. The
family lives in Arlington, Va.
2000s
Kofi Bawuah (CS ’00), together with
Annette Ansong and Amy Ansong, has
established the Ansong–Bawuah Award.
The award was created to recognize an
African senior at Gar-Field Senior High
School in Woodbridge, Va., who will attend
the University of Virginia.
Timothy S. Kokan (Aero ’00)
and Stephanie L. Kokan (CE ’00)
welcomed their first child, Caroline
Anne, in December 2006. Caroline is
the granddaughter of Luther Glenn
Kraige (Aero ’70, ’75, Engr Physics
’72) and the niece of Daniel S. Kokan
(CE ’97). Timothy Kokan recently
completed a doctorate in aerospace
engineering at Georgia Tech University
and is employed by Pratt & Whitney.
Stephanie Kokan is a structural engineer.
The family resides in Madison, Ala.
Brian C. Zajick (CS ’00) is a captain in
the U.S. Air Force Reserve, serving as
an area liaison officer. He and his wife,
Monica, are contractors with Northrop
Grumman. They moved from Royal Air
Force Croughton, England, to Ramstein
Air Base, Germany, in August.
Ashley J. Hinds (SE ’01) and
R. Matthew Lemons were married in
May. The couple resides in Ridgecrest,
Calif., where they are both employed at
China Lake Naval Air Warfare Center.
Megan Smith Kamon (CE ’01) and
Jacob J. Kamon (CE ’01) had their
first child, Matthew John, in April.
Geoffrey A. Zelley (ChE ’01) joined the
law firm of Connolly Bove Lodge and Hutz
as an associate in the intellectual property
group in the Wilmington, Del., office.
Carter A. Shuffler (ME ’02) and Daniela
Montalvo were married in April. The
couple resides in Alexandria, Va.
Caren E. Petrie (ChE ’03, BME ’08)
and Max Aronin (SE ’02) were married
in September 2006. The couple resides
in Charlottesville, Va., where he is an IT
consultant with Booz Allen Hamilton
and she is working toward a doctorate
in biomedical engineering at U.Va.
We want to
Meredith A. Spiker (ME ’03)
completed her doctorate in mechanical
engineering at Duke University in May.
Leigh D. Thelen (ME ’03) received her
law degree from William & Mary in May.
She specializes in intellectual property.
Thomas L. Walls Jr. (SE ’03) and
Sarah J. Amelon (ME ’04) were
married in September. He is a
senior consultant with Booz Allen
Hamilton, and she is a mechanical
engineer with Jacobs Engineering.
The couple resides in Suffolk, Va.
Jonathan C. Kelley (EE ’04) and Margaret
P. Jessen were married in July 2006. The
couple resides in Lake Forest, Ill.
Jon J. Reifschneider (ME ’05) is earning
his Master’s of Engineering Management
(MEM) degree at Duke University.
Recently, he helped to develop an intensive
two-day career development program
for MEM students in conjunction with
MEM faculty and Lee Hecht Harrison,
a global career services company.
Lindsay R. Tabas (SE ’05) received
her master’s degree from the School
of Information at the University of
California at Berkeley in May.
Lauro J. Martinez (SE ’07) has joined
the faculty at Universidad Anahuac in
Mexico City and is working to establish
a research center in supply chain
management to start servicing firms
established in the Gulf of Mexico.
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A L UMN I C o NNE C T I ON
In MemorIam
The University of Virginia Engineering School mourns the passing of our alumni, faculty and friends.
1930s
William T. Ross (ME ’34) of
Charlottesville, Va., died in January
2007. Survivors include a son,
William T. Ross Jr. (Med ’64).
Robert A. Buckingham (CE ’51)
of Chattanooga, Tenn., died in
December 2006. He served in the U.S.
Navy during World War II and was a
member of the American Legion.
Ralph W. Feil (Engr Sci ’39) of
Charlottesville, Va., died in March
2007. At U.Va., he was a member
of the Honor Committee and the
Raven Society. He is survived by his
wife, Neville W. Feil (Educ ’38).
Abbie M. Fox Jr. (CE ’51) of Vero
Beach, Fla., died in June 2007. He served
in the U.S. Army during World War II
and earned the Purple Heart, Silver Star
and Good Conduct medals. He owned
Fox-Sadler, a general contracting firm.
1940s
Thomas B. Perini (Engr ’54) of North
Falmouth, Mass., died in March 2007.
After serving in the U.S. Army during
the Korean War, he joined his family’s
company, Perini Construction Corp.
Philip R. Lauriat (Engr ’45) of
Derwood, Md., died in March 2007.
Nicholas P. Chopey (ChE ’55) of
Elizabeth, N.J., died in February 2007.
He was editor in chief of Chemical
Engineering magazine in New York
City, where he worked for 46 years.
Jeremiah L. Thomas Jr. (ChE ’41) of
Richmond, Va., died in May 2007. He
spent his 40-year professional career as
a chemical engineer with DuPont.
Joseph B. Sadler (CE ’48) of Virginia
Beach, Va., died in July 2007. He served
with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
during World War II. He also served in the
Korean War. He is survived by his wife of
60 years, Virginia B. Sadler (Grad ’47).
Arthur M. Swasey Jr. (EE ’48) of
Hendersonville, N.C., died in January
2007. A veteran of the U.S. Navy,
Mr. Swasey worked for General
Electric for more than 35 years.
Lawrence T. Washington Jr. (Engr ’49) of
Alexandria, Va., died in February 2007. In
1972, he founded Prince Construction Co.
Harry Monroe Jr. (ME ’49) of Newport
News, Va., died in June 2007. He was
an engineer at the Newport News
Shipyard for 42 years and an avid sailor.
1950s
George R. Holladay (Engr ’50) of
Rapidan, Va., died in December 2006.
Robert F. Morse (ME ’50) of Richmond,
Va., died in May 2007. He served in
the U.S. Navy during World War II and
retired from the Virginia Department
of Economic Development, where
he worked for more than 20 years.
John A. Moore (Aero ’55) of Newport
News, Va., died in November 2006.
After serving in World War II, he
worked as an aeronautical engineer
and research scientist at NACA and
NASA for more than 30 years.
C.G. Walton (ME ’55) of Cockeysville,
Md., died in May 2007.
John C. Howard (ChE ’56) of
Waynesboro, Va., died in February 2007.
At U.Va., he was a member of Theta
Delta Chi fraternity. Mr. Howard worked
at DuPont as a chemical engineer.
Norman S. Silby (Aero ’56) of Newport
News, Va., died in April 2007. He was
a research staff member at NACA and
remained there as an engineer when it
became NASA, until his retirement.
1960s
James E. Marsh (EE ’61) of Sewaren, N.J.,
died in March 2007. He was an electrical
engineer with Siemens Corporation in
Iselin, N.J. He is survived by his brother,
Malcolm R. Marsh Jr. (EE ’56), and his
nephew James O. Marsh (EE ’89).
1970s
Eduardo V. Andreyev (EE ’70) of
Elkton, Va., died in April 2007. He
worked for Dunham-Bush, the Frick
Company, Carrier and, most recently, for
Hamilton-Standard. He was a member
of the Army National Guard in Virginia
and the U.S. Army Reserves and retired
with the rank of lieutenant colonel.
Ronald Wayne Simmons (EE ’76) of
Charlottesville, Va., died in February 2007.
He worked for the U.Va. Department of
Psychology and was an instrument maker.
Mr. Simmons invented the Simmons Roller
and for years was the main supplier of
aluminum double-tank backmount plates.
1980s
Barry V. Gibbens (ME ’81) of Yorktown,
Va., died in December 2006. He was
employed with NASA for 25 years.
Patricia A. Vail (SE ’83) of Lexington,
Mass., died in February 2007. She
worked for Reader’s Digest, Alpha Tech,
Polaroid and Digimarc in the systems
engineering and management fields.
Todd S. Tisdale (CE ’86) of Wellington,
Fla., died in May 2007. He worked for
the South Florida Water Management
District as a water resource engineer
and later became the lead engineer
for the Lake Okeechobee district.
1990s
Loretta M. Ruppe Parsons (CE ’90) of
Cabin John, Md., died in May 2007. She
was an environmental engineer with the
Agency for International Development’s
global climate change team and was the
leading engineer for interagency climate
science activities. In addition to serving
as a Peace Corps volunteer in Nepal, she
organized the National Science Foundation’s
first Women in Engineering Leadership
Conference. She was a U.S. delegate
to negotiations on the United Nations
Framework Convention on Climate Change.
2000s
Lilian Minja (CE ’05) died in January
2007 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
U.Va. Engineer | Fall 2007
In Memoriam
Faculty & Friends
Vera Granlund, professor emerita of applied mathematics,
died in April. She enjoyed 19 years at U.Va.’s Engineering
School, was elected to the Raven Society and retired
as professor emerita in 1997. Even after retirement,
she continued to tutor students at the University.
Kenneth R. Lawless, professor emeritus in the Materials
Science and Engineering Department, died in August.
Lawless joined the Engineering School as a professor in 1952
and remained there for the next 40 years. During his long tenure, he
was instrumental in founding the Department of Materials Science
and Engineering and worked to lead the department to national and
international prominence during the 10 years he served as chair.
Internationally recognized in the fields of electron
microscopy and oxidation, Lawless garnered many professional
honors, including appointment as Fellow and subsequent
election as president of the Virginia Academy of Sciences and
as treasurer of the Microscopy Society of America. He was
also a member of Phi Beta Kappa and the Raven Society.
“Ken was the perfect blend of educator, academic researcher
and scholar,” says Professor Richard P. Gangloff, current chair of
the Materials Science and Engineering Department. “His love of
learning and enthusiastic interest in teaching attracted faculty and
students alike. A brilliant scientist with an infectious interest in
the natural world, he won great respect in his area of research.”
A man of varied interests, Lawless was widely known as
an ornithologist, field botanist and nature photographer. He
was a member of the Virginia Native Plant Society, presented
lectures at the National Arboretum and the Nature Conservancy
and conducted nature walks throughout Central Virginia.
He was also a music lover and talented singer, performing
locally with the University Singers, the Oratorio Society and
the Chancel Choir at First United Methodist Church.
Walter D. Pilkey, the Morse Professor of Mechanical
Engineering in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering, died in August. A leader in the field of computational
mechanics, he was the founding director of the Automobile
Safety Laboratory, now the Center for Applied Biomechanics.
“Walt had an innate ability to see the potential in both
people and projects,” says Jeff R. Crandall, current center director.
“His vision, drive and perseverance were key to taking the Auto
Safety Lab from inception to the world-class lab it is today.
He was my teacher, my mentor and my role model, and I am
honored to have had the opportunity to learn from him and to
follow in his footsteps.”
During his long and illustrious career, Pilkey was editor in
chief of five engineering journals, several of which he initiated.
He edited or authored 30 books and published hundreds of
professional papers. His research areas included structural
mechanics and shock and vibration system optimization, which
led to studies related to crash safety for cars, planes and trains, as
well as studies of airbags, helmets and seats to mitigate injuries.
An enthusiastic teacher and respected academician, and avid
mountain climber, skier, hiker, swimmer and runner, Pilkey found
enjoyment in the everyday. “When he found out he was sick, he just
continued his routine,” Crandall recalls. “Most of us can envision
any number of changes we would make in our lives if we knew our
time was limited. In contrast, Walt didn’t see the need to change a
thing — he already had his perfect life.”
John A. Wert, a member of the faculty in the Department of
Materials Science and Engineering from 1989 to 1999, died in
July. He was employed by the Riso National Laboratory in
Roskilde, Denmark, and was an avid gardener, furniture maker,
cook and hiker.
The Engineering School acknowledges the loss that occurred in the tragedy at Virginia Tech
on April 16, 2007. We mourn those who were slain, including our friends:
Kevin Granata was a faculty member in Virginia Tech’s
Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics and an adjunct
faculty member in the U.Va. Orthopaedic Surgery Department.
Prior to joining the Virginia Tech faculty, he was a member
of the U.Va. Orthopaedic Surgery Department with a joint
appointment as a U.Va. Engineering School faculty member in the
Biomedical Engineering Department. During his time at U.Va. —
from May 1997 to January 2003 — he taught courses and mentored
BME students in biomechanics and gait analysis. He authored
dozens of academic papers, conducted scores of experiments,
and lectured and presented his research around the world.
G.V. Loganathan was a professor in the Department of Civil
and Environmental Engineering at Virginia Tech. He also served as
a member of the Virginia Tech faculty senate and was an adviser to
approximately 75 undergraduate students.
He had been at Virginia Tech since 1982 and was the
recipient of several awards, including the Outstanding Faculty
Award, the Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching and the
Faculty Achievement Award for Excellence in Civil Engineering
Education. He was also the associate editor of the Journal of
Hydrologic Engineering. He was the father of Uma M. Loganathan (BME ’07).
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reflections
On Being the First
U.Va.’s First African-American Graduate Reflects
By Robert A. Bland (EE ’59)
n January, I was asked to speak
IHarambee
at the University of Virginia’s
II, a celebration that
honors first-year and transfer students
for the completion of their first
semester at U.Va. As I prepared my
address, I began to reflect on my
own experience as the first AfricanAmerican to receive an undergraduate
degree at the then otherwise allwhite University of Virginia.
There were three of us who arrived
on Grounds in September 1955. At the
time of our arrival, the majority of the
student body and faculty greeted us with
quiet resignation or indifference. The
outright hostility we had anticipated
never materialized. Instead, we were
largely ignored. So, we became our own
support network, providing emotional
and academic support for each other.
In 1955, U.Va. was still an all-male
institution, and social life centered
mainly around fraternity row. Because
the fraternal organizations were not
yet ready to accept the concept of
integrated membership, we turned
to the Charlottesville, Va., AfricanAmerican community as our social
outlet. We found a warm reception
in this community; by contrast, the
larger white community was not so
accommodating. Separate but equal
was still the prevailing social norm
in 1950s Virginia, and although
the campus environment was not
segregated, the surrounding community
maintained its Jim Crow policies.
It was not long before we
discovered that our major challenge
at U.Va. was not going to be racism,
but rather academics. The separate but
unequal education we had received in
high school had not prepared us for the
rigors of the U.Va. Engineering School
curriculum. At the end of the first year,
we were all doing fairly poorly, and in
the second year, it got worse. At one
point, I was on academic probation,
but I decided failure was not going to
be an option for me and that I would
do whatever it took to be successful.
Eventually the two other black students
with whom I had entered the University,
and several who came after them, left
to pursue degrees at other schools.
Although disappointed by the departure
of my friends, I decided that I was
going to stay. My perseverance paid
off, and I graduated with a bachelor’s
degree in electrical engineering in 1959.
It has been said that if hard times
don’t kill you they make you stronger.
I certainly found that to be true of
my experience at U.Va. I developed
extraordinary survival skills and an
unwavering determination during my
time at the University — qualities that
have served me well throughout my
professional and personal life. After
graduation, I accepted a job as an
engineer at the Naval Weapons Center
in Corona, Calif. As I continued my
career with the Navy, I progressed
through the engineering ranks, and
prior to my retirement I served as
department manager of the Missile
and Launching Systems Department
in the Naval Surface Weapons Systems
Engineering Station, supervising
more than 300 engineers, technicians
and support personnel. Although
my primary career was always in
engineering, I acquired a master’s
degree in psychology and a doctorate in
education and worked as an instructor
at Oxnard College and Ventura
College in California for 14 years.
I look at U.Va. today and I see a
very different institution from what
I experienced. The diversity visible
on campus today would have been
unimaginable to me in 1955. I see
enthusiastic, bright young students of
color excelling in ways we could only
dream of, and yet I note with pride
that the same sense of community
that sustained us during those early
years is still present within their ranks.
I see a support structure provided
by programs such as the Office of
African-American Affairs, the Center for
Diversity in Engineering and the Peer
Adviser Program, and I cannot help but
wonder how many of those AfricanAmerican students who left during the
early years might have become U.Va.
graduates with programs such as these
to sustain them. Yet, it is not about
us whose time has passed, it is about
the students of today and the impact
they will have on the future of this
country and the world. I am confident
that our future is in good hands.
The Robert A. Bland Award in Engineering and Applied Science was established in spring 2007 to honor Robert A. Bland (EE ’59),
the first African-American to graduate from the University of Virginia and the Engineering School. The annual award will recognize
extraordinary contributions to the field of engineering and applied science by an Engineering School African-American student, faculty
member or alumnus/alumna, or by a U.Va. Engineering School student, faculty member or alumnus/alumna whose contribution to the
field of engineering is of particular significance to African-Americans.
The inaugural award was presented to Dr. Cato Laurencin in September 2007. (For more, see Cato Laurencin, page 2.)
School of Engineering and Applied Science
HONOR ROLL
2006–2007
Alumni and Friends in Support of
The University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science
2006–2007: A Banner Year for SEAS
Dear Friends of SEAS,
The 2006–2007 Annual Fund for Engineering concluded with record achievement, thanks to the
generous support of more than 3,500 SEAS alumni, students, parents, faculty, staff and friends. More
than $1.5 million in unrestricted gifts was raised — an impressive 23-percent increase over the previous
year! This is an important contribution to the overall philanthropic achievement of nearly $10 million
raised last year for SEAS.
We extend our most sincere appreciation to the 326 Thornton Society donors who contributed leadership
gifts of at least $2,500, or $1,000 for Young Thornton Society members. Thornton Society membership
has reached a record level, and our goal is to continue to increase the number of leadership donors
to SEAS. Through the generosity of an anonymous donor, the SEAS Annual Fund Challenge, which
brought in 775 new or increased donors to the School, raised a total challenge amount of $150,000!
Thank you to all first-time SEAS donors and donors who increased their gifts to SEAS to trigger
challenge funds.
Your generosity directly benefits students and faculty. It fuels our momentum and ensures excellence
at SEAS. Because of your contributions, this year the School has been able to create additional student
gathering spaces, enhance alumni activities and provide additional support for offerings such as the
engineering business minor and the Science and Technology Policy Internship Program, undergraduate
research and study-abroad opportunities.
We thank you and invite you to participate again next year as we strive to meet and exceed our
$1.7 million goal for the 2007–2008 Annual Fund for Engineering. Let’s have another banner
year for SEAS!
With much gratitude and warmest regards,
Andra P. DuPont (ME ’75, ’76)
President, SEAS Trustees
HONOR ROLL
2006–2007 THORNTON SOCIETY
N
amed after William Mynn Thornton, the first dean of engineering at the University of Virginia, the Thornton Society honors leadership
donors who contributed $2,500 or more to the School of Engineering and Applied Science between July 1, 2006, and June 30, 2007.
$1,000,000 and Above
Page H. Young
& A. Thomas Young (’61)
$100,000–$999,999
Ann Lee Saunders Brown
Lois Filemyr Garland (’83, ’87)
& Douglas P. Garland (’83, ’87)
Carol Lanier Goodman
& Frank S. Goodman (’51)
Lindsay G. Halsey
& Brenton S. Halsey (’51)
Maude Winborne Leigh Hamlin
& J. Davis Hamlin (’59)
Joan Carpenter Massey
& E. Morgan Massey (’49)
William B. Massey Sr.
William B. Massey Jr.
Rebecca C. Massey
& William E. Massey Jr.
Dan T. Montgomery (’73)
Melanie G. Moore
& Robert A. Moore Jr. (’59)
Peyton H. Owen Jr. (’79)
Gina J. Rice
& Paul G. Rice (’75)
Janet C. Showalter
& E. Lee Showalter (’58)
$10,000–$99,999
Elizabeth M. Ainslie
& Lee Sanford Ainslie III (’86)
Margaret Ryan Ale
& John C. Ale
Pamela G. Bohner
& Scott M. Bohner (’88)
Susan Fritsch Cohen
& Andrew H. Cohen (’83, ’84)
Ashley Miller Crosier (’83)
Sandra Rock Derr
& Vincent H. Derr (’68)
Andra P. DuPont (’75, ’76)
James Tzyy-jie Fang (’95)
Nancy B. Fogg
& Edward T. Fogg (’49)
Margaret Q. Greever
& John Greever
Jeannette P. Heim
& Donald J. Heim (’50)
Virginia B. Benfield
& Steven A. Jarvis (’65)
Patricia Redeen Jepsen (’81)
& Robert E. Jepsen Jr.
A. Murray Johnson (’79)
Carol Bowers Kerr
& John Martin Kerr Jr. (’82)
Michael Laired King (’76)
Christopher M. Krebs
Constance Corman Lacy
& Linwood A. Lacy Jr. (’67)
Audrey G. Lewis
& John Latane Lewis IV (’86)
James H. Lindsay (’59)
Barbara S. McLinden
& John T. McLinden
Catherine C. Miller
& Douglas C. Miller (’73)
Marsha H. Moritz
& John J. Moritz (’68)
Lois E. Paul
& Edward L. Paul (’52)
Kelley A. MacDougall
& Mike A. Pausic (’86)
Karen Leshner Payne (’81)
Roy E. Perkins (’71)
Victor Anthony Perry III (’75, ’76)
Ralph L. Roberson (’69, ’71)
Missy Sanford
& Jack W. Sanford Jr.
Carol Spellman Seltz
& Joe Dennis Seltz
Karen Szymanski Talbert
& William L. Talbert (’70)
Robert Thomson (’50)
Jill Stein Tietjen (’76)
Margaret M. Van Vranken
& Michael H. Van Vranken
Terry Wadsworth
& Robert M. Wadsworth (’82)
Rozanne C. Winfield
Wee T. Yee (’74)
$2,500–$9,999
Sherry Kendall Aylor
& James H. Aylor (’68, ’71, ’77)
David Martin Ayres (’84, ’89)
Mary Anthony Barbee
& Michael J. Barbee (’83)
Patricia C. Barton
& Furman W. Barton (’54)
Mary B. Bass
& Lucien L. Bass III (’63)
Jane R. Bateman
& Kenneth W. Bateman (’57)
James G. Batson Jr. (’61)
Nancy B. Bauer
& Dan O. Bauer
Katherine H. Bennett
& Robert M. Bennett (’67, ’02)
John D. Birkhold (’86, ’89)
James V. Bitner (’41)
Robert M. Bowman (’66, ’68, ’70)
Lynn T. Bremer
& Robert E. Bremer (’79, ’80)
George K. Brown (’39)
Kathryn Bye Burns (’87)
Cammie Caison Camp
& William McCutcheon
Camp III (’86)
William Abraham
Cassada III (’85, ’87)
Claire C. Christopher
& F. Hudnall Christopher Jr. (’55)
Pia L. Dinon-Clark
& Anthony S. Clark (’75, ’77)
Louisa Hunt Coker
& E.R.M. Coker (’53)
Virginia Coleman
& John H. Coleman (’46)
Michael G. Condon (’88)
Roberta Joyce Cosgrove
& Howard E. Cosgrove Jr. (’66)
Joseph S. Cragwall Jr. (’40)
Monique Scheen Crossan
& John R. Crossan (’69)
Scheline Thornton Crutchfield
& William G. Crutchfield Jr.
Elizabeth B. Cunningham
Neil A. Currie (’74)
Colleen H. Daniel
& James R.V. Daniel III (’57)
Debra D. Darden
& Bruce V. Darden II
† Deceased | * Contributor for five or more years, consecutively
Nancy McLeod Daugherty
& Harry H. Daugherty (’52)
Flora E. Davis
& Philip P. Davis Jr. (’60)
Eugene Inman Deas† (’50)
Raymond L. DeKozan (’57)
Barbara Delery
& Louis Delery
Robert M. Detamore (’50)
Thomas E. Donoho (’59)
Ashley Yolanda Elkin (’07)
Holly W. Enderlin
& Richard Enderlin Jr. (’63)
Mary L. Erwin
& Douglas J. Erwin
Graziella Espino
& Ramon L. Espino
Betty L. Fall
& Lynn Frazier Fall (’39)
Edward Fang (’91)
Linda L. Farrell
& Emmett L. Farrell (’80)
Stradford Grey Folkes Sr. (’54)
Patricia Kwan Forgang (’83)
Anne G. Foster
& Ted M. Foster (’63)
William L. Friar Jr. (’74)
Jerrie S. Frye
& John P. Frye Jr. (’68)
Robert E. Gadomski
Marlene McDonough
& Stephen Gamble
Thayer W. Garrett
& Michael N. Garrett (’79)
Kendra Charles-Garrett
& William S. Garrett Jr. (’69)
Palmer Peebles Garson
& Douglas D. Garson (’78)
David S. Gee (’76)
Mary Ann Ghadban
Nita Sharma Ghosh
& Anup Kumar Ghosh (’93, ’96)
Mary Golden
& Terence J. Golden (’82, ’83)
Ronald A. Goode (’63)
Catherine T. Goodrum
& William J. Goodrum
Teressa Parrish Green
& Kevin J. Green (’80)
Susan S. Griffin
& Alfred C. Griffin Jr.
Sonia E. Haimes
& Yacov Y. Haimes
Patricia Hughes Haines (’82)
& Timothy D. Haines
Grace H. Hall
& William F. Hall III (’75)
William Gerald Hamm (’54)
Deborah Glenn Harrison
& Sidney M. Harrison Jr. (’75)
Ellen H. Hewitt
& Charles B. Hewitt (’51)
Sharon Albert Hicks
& Jack B. Hicks (’79, ’80)
Frederick G. Hilbish (’44)
Mary Cook Hodge
& Jack S. Hodge (’57)
Robert W. Honse (’66)
Nancy W. Horn
& Jack Moore Horn (’59)
Sheryl Horowitz
& Barry M. Horowitz
Mary Murphy Houlihan (’78)
Thomas J. Hudak Sr. (’51)
Sandra P. Hudson
& Kirk M. Hudson (’69)
Mary K. Hughes
& William J. Hughes (’75)
Anne Hunnicutt
& John O. Hunnicutt III (’68)
Christine Ann Wasyliko (’87, ’94)
& Christopher Lee
Huntley (’87, ’89, ’96)
Richard O. Hunton (’60)
Lauren M. Huyett
& William I. Huyett Jr. (’77)
William Ira James III (’80)
William A. Jesser
Connie B. Jung
& John B. Jung Jr. (’80)
Charles E. Kahler (’74)
T. Patrick Kelly (’79)
Todd Alan Kennedy (’96)
Kathryn Keim Kerchof
& W. Braden Kerchof (’77)
David A. Kettler (’67, ’70, ’71)
Rebecca Johnson Kirk (’80)
& Robert E. Kirk (’80)
W. J. Kitchen Jr. (’66, ’68)
Anne L. Knasel
& T. Michael Knasel (’62)
John R. Knox (’88)
Leslie C. Kohn
& David Kohn III (’79)
Doris Kuhlmann-Wilsdorf
Ellen F. Lane
& Richard G. Lane (’70)
Elise Lanford
& Stanard F. Lanford Jr. (’55)
Richard D. Lawrence Jr. (’82)
Malcolm E. Leader (’77, ’79)
Royce P. Lee
& Preston P. Lee (’47)
Eleanor Linville
Terry Jasperson Lockhart
& H. Eugene Lockhart (’72)
John B. Magee Jr. (’60)
Barbara Stone Mait
& Russell B. Mait (’78)
R. Steven Martin (’78)
Margaret Way Mattix (’79)
Joe Harris McGee (’66, ’70)
Charles E. McMurdo (’29)
Sara B. Millar
& Roger M. Millar Sr. (’58)
Carolyn A. Miner
Robert L. Mitchell (’63, ’88)
Laura Montgomery (’76)
Carol T. Muleta
& John B. Muleta (’86)
Deborah Audia Okita
& William Blair Okita (’83, ’86)
Jeanne Orphan
& Victor J. Orphan (’62)
Raya Lea Papp (’96)
Christopher K. Payne
D’Arcy E. Phillips Jr. (’72)
James R. Phillips (’50)
Sherry Phillips
& Robert E. Phillips (’79)
Winfred Marshall Phillips (’66, ’68)
William R. Pully (’52)
Ann Wesley Ramsey
& Richard L. Ramsey (’76)
John J. Reid Jr.
Nancy Rich
& John F. Rich (’69)
Karen B. Roarty-Dansfield (’79)
Gregory B. Roberts (’67)
Theresa Mayberry Rolls
& Jay A. Rolls (’83)
Michael Brent Russell (’87)
Helen J. Ryan
& James E. Ryan Jr. (’68)
Eileen C. Sanchez
& Eduardo Sanchez
Mary Schlomann Schmanske (’84)
Jeffrey R. Serra (’78)
Sandra C. Shope
& Andrew G. Shope (’70)
Dianne S. Skinner
& Robert E. Skinner Jr. (’69)
Marcus E. Smith
Ellen H. Smith
& Robert K. Smith (’68)
Robert Z. Smith Jr.
Robert Zane Smith III (’03)
Lynda K. Sperry (’82)
& William C. Wiberg
Jeanne E. Stahl (’79)
& Daniel W. Elliot
Kristine M. Stankovic
& John A. Stankovic
Donna Starke
Beth F. J. Stephenson
& Scott G. Stephenson (’79)
Catherine F. Summers (’83, ’85)
Gnanasekaran Swaminathan (’89, ’95)
Debbie Dolan Sweeney
& Brian G. Sweeney (’86)
John H. Sweitzer (’60)
Thomas M. Taylor (’82)
Kathryn Cordell Thornton
& Stephen T. Thornton
Robert B. Tinker (’92)
Holly J. Tramba
& Todd S. Tramba
Linda Brown Tumperi
& Eric D. Tumperi (’83)
James H. Turner
GIFTS FROM UNDERGRADUATE ALUMNI
1929
1942
Class Participation 100%
$2,500–$9,999
Charles E. McMurdo*
1934
Class Participation 100%
$1–$999
James S. Carson*
1937
Class Participation 50%
$1–$999
Joseph M. Cowgill*
Louis S. Ehrich Jr.*
1939
Class Participation 44.4%
$2,500–$9,999
George K. Brown
Lynn Frazier Fall
& Betty L. Fall*
$1–$999
Thomas C. Muse*
Donald R. Webb*
1940
Class Participation 40%
$2,500–$9,999
Joseph S. Cragwall Jr.*
$1–$999
Arthur H. Tuthill
1941
Class Participation 55.6%
$2,500–$9,999
James V. Bitner*
$1–$999
T.B.H. Anderson Jr.*
Judge E. Mackall Childs*
Julien J. Mason*
Carl W. Peters
& Margaret F. Peters
Charles S. Stringfellow
Class Participation 36.8%
$1,000–$2,499
Charles W. Ashby
& Dorothy T. Ashby*
Henry Lee Kinnier*
W. Randolph Payne*
$1–$999
F. Page Nelson Jr.
Sylvester H. O’Grince
David Wilson Schumaker *
Thomas D. Sloan*
William Henry Tucker*
1943
Class Participation 18.8%
$1,000–$2,499
Harold J. Littleton*
$1–$999
J.F. Manneschmidt
Eugene S. Miller Jr.
1944
Class Participation 45.5%
$2,500–$9,999
Frederick G. Hilbish
$1–$999
Irwin Brodell
Lloyd F. Miller
& Ruth E. Miller*
Emerson W. Smith
& Elizabeth C. Smith
Ralph F. Thompson Jr.
1945
Class Participation 17.6%
$1,000–$2,499
George W. Coleman
$1–$999
Ralph E. O’Dette
Thomas H. Witcher
Carolyn S. Utt
& William P. Utt (’79, ’80)
Martin J. Votaw (’46)
Lawrence Temple
Washington Jr.† (’49)
Mary W. Watson
& Walter Watson II (’50)
George G. Weinmann (’97)
Jacqueline Wood Welch
& John Francis Welch (’85)
Barbara Nadolny White (’81)
& R. Dudley White (’76, ’77)
Carolyn Nunley Wilkinson
& Howard Preston
Wilkinson Jr. (’70)
Marilyn Johnson Williams
& Cranston Williams Jr. (’50)
B. Byrd Wilson (’55)
Beverley G. Wooldridge
& Edward J. Wooldridge (’68)
Anita K. Jones
& William A. Wulf (’68)
Young Thornton
Undergraduate Classes
of 1997–2007
1946
1948
$1–$999
Edward N. Cheppa
John H. Clotworthy
Anthony C. Demos
Sig Harpman*
Charles W. Mohr*
Thomas J. Nichols III
Thomas P. Peyton III
C. Donald Quarforth*
William G. Secen
Carl J. Wright Jr.
$1–$999
James Dehaven Batchelor
James Watts Calhoun
Robert B. Feild
Edward Morgan III*
Harry Eugene Pywell
Troy Alvin Smith*
Class Participation 24.4%
$2,500–$9,999
John H. Coleman*
Martin J. Votaw
1947
Class Participation 40.7%
$2,500–$9,999
Preston P. Lee
& Royce P. Lee*
$1,000–$2,499
Avery Catlin
& Edith Reed Catlin
Warren B. French Jr.
& Patricia T. French*
Briscoe B. Guy*
Jonathan W. Old Jr.*
$1–$999
R. Gray Carrington*
Emeritus Omer
Allan Gianniny Jr.
Thomas P. Hughes
Grason T. Nickell
& Delma H. Nickell
Oscar W. Underwood III
& Margaret H. Underwood
Harrison Waite III
$1,000–$2,499
Clifford D. Bateman (’98)
Sarah Evelyn Betzwieser (’04)
Eric R. Bristow (’99)
Emily Steed Ewell (’07)
Brian Bates Farmer (’02)
Mark A. Hanson (’03)
Rebecca Marie Hogan (’00)
Jonathan Brian King (’97)
Hamid Reza Moinamin (’97)
Jessica Mae Moss (’04)
Gary Spencer Ramsey (’04)
Katherine S. Simon (’97)
Jason Michael Thompson (’02)
George G. Weinmann (’97)
Class Participation 30.4%
$1,000–$2,499
Edward Niemann Jr.
& Barbara F. Niemann*
1949
Class Participation 25%
$100,000 and Above
E. Morgan Massey*
$10,000–$99,999
Edward T. Fogg and
Nancy B. Fogg*
$2,500–$9,999
Lawrence Temple
Washington Jr.†
$1,000–$2,499
John L. Ray
& Jane Ray
$1–$999
Harry A. Batty
James R. Bolton
Michael D. Cannon
John R. Foote
Donald Eugene Hood †*
Arthur D. Hughes*
Jack B. Kite*
Wallace S. Lippincott
Harry Monroe Jr.†
Robert D. Provost*
B. Franklin Woo*
Henry E. Woodward
HONOR ROLL
1950
Class Participation 38%
$10,000–$99,999
Donald J. Heim
& Jeannette P. Heim*
Robert Thomson
$2,500–$9,999
Eugene Inman Deas†
Robert M. Detamore*
James R. Phillips*
Walter Watson II*
Cranston Williams Jr.
& Marilyn Johnson Williams*
$1,000–$2,499
William B. Blakey Jr.*
Henry P. Voznick
$1–$999
Lester Randolph Amiss
& Virginia Cummings Amiss*
John H. Bartenstein
Harry L. Beazell Jr.*
Channing B. Brown Jr.*
Samuel Fry Chase Jr.
Norman P. DeLeon*
Robert R. Fair
& Camilla S. Fair*
Gilbert R. Friedman
Fulvio Antonio Iachetta
& Lynette E. Iachetta
John M. Kerr Jr.
Coleman Kuhn
Ian O. MacConochie
Ephraim H. Phillippe III
L. Ryland Rash Jr.
Charles G. Saunders Jr.
& Page Long Saunders
C. William Stanley
1951
Class Participation 18.6%
$100,000 and Above
Frank S. Goodman
& Carol Lanier Goodman
Brenton S. Halsey
& Lindsay G. Halsey*
$2,500–$9,999
Charles B. Hewitt*
Thomas J. Hudak Sr.*
$1–$999
Robert Adams Brown Jr.*
Dabney H. Craighill Jr.*
Wiley E. Cross Jr.*
William H. Furlong Jr.
T. Hugh Nelson
& Ann S. Nelson
Clayton D. Spangenberg*
1952
Class Participation 31.4%
$10,000–$99,999
Edward L. Paul
& Lois E. Paul
$2,500–$9,999
Harry H. Daugherty
& Nancy McLeod Daugherty*
William R. Pully*
$1,000–$2,499
Frank S. Fountain
$1–$999
Thor H. Andersen
Frank R. Batty*
Laurence H. Gardner II
Robert R. Humphris Sr.
George R. Laubscher*
Paul F. Neal
Irwin Roth
E. Paul Schelling
& Ethelene N. Schelling*
David G. Taylor
1953
Class Participation 37.9%
$2,500–$9,999
E.R.M. Coker
& Louisa Hunt Coker*
$1–$999
Grayson Wood Alexander
Willis H. Carrier II
Charles W. Conklin Jr.
Leo F. Goeller Jr.
George B. James*
Harry L. Kirk
Echol S. Marshall Jr.*
William W. Parrott
Ogle R. Singleton*
Lee E. Sutton III
James E. Wood Jr.
1954
Class Participation 36.4%
$2,500–$9,999
Furman W. Barton
Stradford Grey Folkes Sr.
William Gerald Hamm*
$1–$999
James M. Davis
Robert L. Dean
& Marilyn J. Dean*
Robert B. Harris
Michael J. Hoherchak
H. Wilson Jones
Granville S. Kennedy Jr.
Thomas H. Simmonds Jr.*
Robert L. Stickle
J. Ronald Williams
Eddie L. Yoder
1955
Class Participation 36.7%
$2,500–$9,999
F. Hudnall Christopher Jr.*
Stanard F. Lanford Jr.
& Elise Lanford*
B. Byrd Wilson*
$1–$999
Richard O. Beall*
Arlen F. Carter
Sidney C. Dixon
Ralph H. Harrison Jr.
C. Whitney Markley
& JoAnne Markley
Norman H. McNair Jr.
Randolph H. Moulton
Paul Sposito
Kenneth Lee Turner
Roberdeau W. Wallenborn
† Deceased | * Contributor for five or more years, consecutively
1956
Class Participation 18.2%
$1,000–$2,499
James M. Ballentine Jr.*
$1–$999
Jaime P. Alexander
Joseph M. Eller
Theodore S. Garnett Jr.
Wallace H. Gilliam
& Lisa B. Gilliam
A. Hart Grundy Jr.*
Edward Hatchadoorian
Rodolph L. Johnson
Bernard W. McCray Jr.*
Edward Franklin Mitchell*
1957
Class Participation 32.3%
$2,500–$9,999
Kenneth W. Bateman
& Jane R. Batemen*
James R.V. Daniel III*
Raymond L. DeKozan*
Jack S. Hodge
& Mary Scott Cook Hodge*
$1,000–$2,499
Robert E. Anewalt
Arthur E. Foster
John M. Gurley*
George Tolos Jr.*
$1–$999
Joseph D. East
Richard H. Evans
Nelson M. Head Jr.*
Edward M. Keefe
Paul R. Little
Donald W. MacGlashan*
Otho F. Mears III
Thomas A. Stansell Jr.
Beryl C. Stickley
R. Grant Tate
& Ancolien Tate-Siertsema
Leigh Bannister Taylor
1958
Class Participation 29.4%
$100,000 and Above
E. Lee Showalter
& Janet C. Showalter*
$2,500–$9,999
Roger M. Millar Sr.
$1,000–$2,499
B. Russell Cofer Jr.
& Joyce Mayo Cofer*
$1–$999
John Ramsey Aldridge
George W. Aylor
Jacob M. Epstein*
Melvin E. Fink
Charles S. Hoover Jr.*
Stuart E. Jones
& Martha Cushman Jones*
Conrad A. Karnish*
Thomas J. McDonald
& Patricia M. McDonald*
Ronald P. Melnik Sr.
Carl H. Otto
Robert L. Overstreet Jr.*
Charles C. Rodeffer
Richard P. Shively*
Donald E. Sours
& Josephine M. Sours
James E.B. Stuart IV
Kenneth B. Trousdell Jr.*
Robert L. Ward
Thomas Wood III
John Adrian Zehmer III*
1959
Class Participation 25.6%
$100,000 and Above
J. Davis Hamlin
Robert A. Moore Jr.
& Melanie G. Moore*
$10,000–$99,999
James H. Lindsay*
$2,500–$9,999
Thomas E. Donoho*
Jack Moore Horn
& Nancy W. Horn*
$1,000–$2,499
Richard T. Mandeville Sr.*
$1–$999
Gordon T. Adams Sr.
W. Thomas Bundick
& Sandra M. Bundick*
Thomas H. Clarke
William Graham Dove Jr.
Jerrold T. Greene
Timothy T. Hering Jr.
Edward John Leech III
Robert M. Luck
& Elizabeth Luck*
Larry D. Lynch
Alexander Mackay-Smith Jr.
George B. Mitchell*
William Wallace Morton Jr.*
Theodore F. Pearson*
R. Fenton Roudabush
Robert L. Sackheim
Richard C. Smith
William M. Smith*
George W.B. Taylor
& Suzanne Taylor*
Stafford E. Thornton
Jesse M. Yowell Jr.
& Joan H. Yowell*
1960
Class Participation 22.2%
$2,500–$9,999
Philip P. Davis Jr.
& Flora E. Davis
Richard O. Hunton*
John B. Magee Jr.
John H. Sweitzer
$1,000–$2,499
Frank T. Ellett
& Lucy R. Ellett*
$1–$999
J. Robert Bounds*
Frank Zachary Brill Jr.*
John A. Carroll Jr.*
James Edwin Drewry
Andrew J. Fang*
Robert A. Friedlander
& Sharon H. Friedlander
John W. Girvin Jr.*
Gene F. Hagwood*
James F. Hodnett Jr.
David Edward Horrigan Jr.*
Julian L. Jenkins Jr.*
Stanley G. Jennings
Marshall Levy
William J. Mitchell
Ernest E. Nester
Reid Pendleton
& Leora Pendleton
Marvin M. Perlman
James D. Potter Jr.
Henry W. Zimmerman
1961
Class Participation 27%
$2,500–$9,999
James G. Batson Jr.
$1,000–$2,499
Frederick David Blum*
Kenneth W. Dobyns*
Boyd F. Rohrback Jr.
$1–$999
William K. Arnold Jr.
& Dorothy T. Arnold*
John M. Baggett*
Edward B. Blanchard*
Randolph W. Bruns
Bart F. Conlon Jr.*
George W. Cornell*
James G. Cosby*
Sheldon E. Day
William Augustus Devin III
Samuel J. Dunavant Jr.
Robert N. Fooks
John W. Foster Jr.
Kenneth E. Foster
Douglas G. Griffith
Robert A. Hackley*
William A. Hall
J. Kurt Mast
Thomas Howard Noel
& Nancy Brisentine Noel
James H. Robertson Jr.
Glenn Edward Strohl
& Mary Lou Owen Strohl
Terry A. Tucker*
Robert N. Whitesel*
1962
Class Participation 17.5%
$2,500–$9,999
T. Michael Knasel
& Anne L. Knasel*
Victor J. Orphan
& Jeanne Orphan*
$1,000–$2,499
Robert E. Biddinger
& Diane G. Biddinger*
$1–$999
W. Murray Black
& Virginia Wheeler Black
F. Prince Butler*
Harry F. Charnley Jr.
James E. Clendenin
& Judith Poole Clendenin*
N. Bruce Kay
Howard C. Ligon
Frederick C. Nienaber
Donald L Phipps
R. Leon Plaster
Algie M. Pulley Jr.
J. Terry Walton*
1963
Class Participation 26%
$2,500–$9,999
Lucien L. Bass III*
Richard Enderlin Jr.*
Ted M. Foster
& Anne G. Foster*
Ronald A. Goode
Robert L. Mitchell*
$1,000–$2,499
N. Lee Brown
$1–$999
Jerry T. Atkins*
Peyton B. Baughan*
Robert H. Dawson
Edwin Darius Dupree III*
Dallam Goss Ferneyhough Jr
Earl R. Gore
William R. Light Jr.
William Thomas Mason III*
Charles Pfrommer Jr.*
James C. Posgate Jr. *
Laurence B. Ritter
John Montgomery Tsou
& Patricia Dorman Tsou
Wayne M. Updike
1964
Class Participation 30%
$1,000–$2,499
Garth F. Fort*
Robert F. Ramay*
$1–$999
John F. Burton
Emile Duke de Planque III*
G. Warren Duvall
James B. Evans Jr.*
Delma C. Freeman Jr.*
Joseph D. Gillerlain Jr.
William H. Greenwood
Richard L. Hardison*
Wesley LeRoy Harris
James Wilson Lawson*
Alan W. Lingham
Kenneth H. McGhee
& Virginia McGhee*
George W. Mitchell Jr.*
J. Carl Poindexter Jr.
Junius I. Pridgen*
David M. Richards*
Carl Theodore Ripberger III
David R. Rolston Jr.
Frank C. Somloi
William G. Souders
James C. Templeman*
George W. Tuttle Jr.
Charles W. Yancey*
Carter F. Yeatman
1965
Class Participation 19.7%
$10,000–$99,999
Steven A. Jarvis
& Virginia B. Benfield*
$1–$999
Mitchell O. Ayer*
Victor A. Bell Jr.
Duane Herman Bickers
& Mary Elaine
Palumbo Bickers*
James L. Colonna*
Sterling J. Haidt
William L. Hudgins Jr.*
Jere E. Meredith*
Craig Meyer
John B. Morton Jr.
James George O’Neill III
Marshall D. Owens Jr.
Albert Joseph Pfeffer III*
Reginald B. Shiflett
1966
Class Participation 18.3%
$2,500–$9,999
Robert M. Bowman
Howard E. Cosgrove Jr.
& Roberta Joyce Cosgrove*
Robert W. Honse*
$1,000–$2,499
Edwin H. Copenhaver III
David L. Jones
& Alice M. Jones
Reid V. Eikner
$1–$999
William M. Basham
Templeton A. Elliott Jr.
& Amarinthia L. Elliott
David I. Greenberg
David E. Griffith
& Patrice E. Griffith
Michael P. Hickey
& Marcia D. Hickey
Russell M. Lafferty
James B. McConville
James H. Payne Jr.
& Alice L. Payne*
James C. Robinson
Carl C. Schade II*
J. Kirk Thompson
1967
Class Participation 24.7%
$10,000–$99,999
Linwood A. Lacy Jr.
& Constance C. Lacy*
$2,500–$9,999
Robert M. Bennett*
David A. Kettler
Gregory B. Roberts
$1,000–$2,499
Dennis C. DeWitt*
Douglas G. Ege*
$1–$999
Richard C. Brooks*
Richard A. Dennis*
David G. Erickson
Charles A. Estep*
Richard E. Garriott
Thurman W. Gordon
Charles J. Hart
Stanford E. Lacy
John R. Leet*
William E. Lloyd Jr.
James S. Query III
Steven I. Reger
& Sara E. Reger
Robert C. Rehborn
Gary L. Robertson*
William J. Small
Ernest H. Stephenson Jr.*
John Wayne Stoughton
& Susie Stoughton*
David M. Taylor
& Rebecca Smith Taylor*
Oliver B. White
Tom E. Will*
1968
Class Participation 27.3%
$10,000–$99,999
Vincent H. Derr
& Sandra R. Derr*
John J. Moritz
& Marsha H. Moritz
$2,500–$9,999
James H. Aylor
& Sherry Kendall Aylor*
John P. Frye Jr.*
John O. Hunnicutt III
& Anne Hunnicutt
James E. Ryan Jr.*
Robert K. Smith
& Ellen H. Smith*
Edward J. Wooldridge
& Beverley G. Wooldridge*
$1,000–$2,499
Alan Keith Liskey
$1–$999
John C. Anderson Jr.
Harry F. Barbarika*
Frank Wyatt Blake*
Jeffrey N. Blanton*
George H. Brauburger Jr.
Thomas P. Brittingham*
Will E. Carraway
Barry N. Cohen
S. Wallace Dawson Jr.
& Bonnie P. Dawson
Roger H. Donaldson*
Lawrence C. Edwards Jr.*
Richard C. Hawthorne Jr.
Richard D. Healy
R. Craig Hopson
& Sharon Hopson*
Robert W. Jorgenson*
Stuart F. Layman
& Bettie Layman
David R. McCue
James C. Miller*
Walter E. Neuhauser Jr.
Richard M. Norman
Peter J. Oberle*
James W. Painter*
John C. Quinn
W. Allen Surber
& Carolyn R. Surber
Richard W. Topping*
Peter M. Vaughn*
Loren P. Waldo III
Daniel L. Wallen*
Harry J. Williams
& Susan Owens Williams*
Hugh K. Wood
HONOR ROLL
1969
$1,000–$2,499
Charles D. Barrell
& Jane Inskeep Barrell*
Kenneth E. Jones Jr.
$2,500–$9,999
John R. Crossan
& Monique M. Crossan*
William S. Garrett Jr.
& Kendra Charles-Garrett
Kirk M. Hudson
& Sandra P. Hudson
Robert E. Skinner Jr.
& Dianne S. Skinner*
$1–$999
David E. Bartkus
Robert W. Camper*
William Alfred Carpenter
& Barbara H. Carpenter
George F. Conway Jr.*
Michael H. Corbin
& Rebecca P. Corbin*
Eugene R. Facey
V. Taylor Ford Jr.
Ned W. Fredrickson
Keith H. Greene Jr.*
Barry L. Grossman
& Gail Lione
William Charles Hamilton II
Robert A. Hancock
& Doris L. Hancock
Lloyd J. Hutchins
& Ellen Peterson Hutchins*
L. Glenn Kraige
& Dale J. Kraige*
Naguib Mankaruos Mikhael
Edgar Lane Pickler III*
Dennis E. Roberts*
Larry A. Ronk*
Charles A. White III*
Class Participation 23.7%
$10,000–$99,999
Ralph L. Roberson*
$1,000–$2,499
Robert M. Helm
& Joan G. Helm
John F. Rich
& Nancy Rich
Vaden C. Shields Jr.
& Virginia Crowley Shields
John J. Stanaway Jr.*
$1–$999
John Dexter Bird III
John B. Bowles
Kenneth R. Clem*
John D. Coffey
Percy W. Echols*
Gregory S. Ewell
& Jill Ewell*
James A. Furrow
Robert E. Grandle
& Lynn Hackman Grandle
Michael J. Herrick
Wayne A. Holsinger
Jerry R. Hughson
William J. Lawrence Jr.
John V. Mirabella
& Kathryn McC. Mirabella
Charles T. Mizell Jr.
& Suzanne H. Mizell
Wallace Campbell Mook
John R. Myers*
James W. Parker
& Vicki D. Parker
Douglas B. Pickering*
Richard D. Rheutan Jr.
& Margaret L. Rheutan*
Aaron J. Slone
Joseph J. Spellman
Raymond L. Thomas*
Allen G. Vollmer
Edward F. Watson
Charles Brian Winterble
& Carolyn Winterble
1970
Class Participation 19.2%
$10,000–$99,999
William L. Talbert
& Karen S. Talbert*
$2,500–$9,999
Richard G. Lane
& Ellen F. Lane*
Andrew G. Shope
& Sandra C. Shope
Howard Preston Wilkinson Jr.
& Carolyn N. Wilkinson*
1971
Class Participation 27.5%
$10,000–$99,999
Roy E. Perkins*
$1,000–$2,499
David M. Kunsman*
Donald W. Lovett
& Candee G. Lovett*
George C. Philpott Jr.*
Willard F. Potter Jr.*
$1–$999
James P. Adams*
Richard L. Baird Jr.
Richard L. Baker
& Sandra Baker
Daniel Batta Jr.*
Bruce A. Boger*
W. Stephen Bucher
& Colleen S. Bucher*
Lawrence D. Bush Jr.
William R. Fox*
J. Anderson Frix Jr.
& Linda Wilkens Frix*
Thomas H. Gauss
J. William Haltiwanger Jr.*
Robert A. Isakson*
John S. Kinzey Jr.*
Matthew Kolodney
Gary D. Lee*
William T. Lough
& Suzanne Lough*
Thomas Lee MacCubbin*
Paul Stephen Marshall*
Paul F. Michaels*
Richard Dana Opp III*
Braxton L. Peele Jr.*
James E. Ralston
& Ruth W. Ralston*
Marshall C. Randolph*
E. Wayne Saunders
† Deceased | * Contributor for five or more years, consecutively
Thomas Arthur Scott Jr.*
David M. Shelton Jr.
Barry R. Shenton*
Joseph E. Sholander
Michael B. Tessieri
& Catherine P. Tessieri
Chuck Udell*
Gary T. Van Natten
Robert M. Ware
& Martha K Ware
Richard L. Weber
John Lawrence Winkelman*
John F. Winter II*
Mark Fredrick Witcher
Thomas R. Wyant III*
Stephen J. Zoukis
1972
Class Participation 13.4%
$2,500–$9,999
H. Eugene Lockhart
& Terry J. Lockhart
D’Arcy E. Phillips Jr.*
$1,000–$2,499
Dale E. Dawson*
$1–$999
Edgar A. Blaus Jr.*
Rodney B. Campbell
Robert G. Copper II
H. Leslie Crane Jr.*
Keith W. Curtin
& Laurie Smith Curtin
Donald E. Dawson
& Kathleen N. Dawson
Michael B. Detamore*
David J. Firth*
G. Steve Gardner
Michael R. Garrett
Andrew H. Hook
& Maureen E. Hook*
Philemon W. Johnson*
Robert J. LaBaugh*
Warren D. Leach Jr.
Michael F. Massimini
Joseph A. McGrady
Joseph R. Paljug
Gary C. Parker
George E. Sinkinson III
Phillip E. Taylor Jr.
Regan E. Voit*
James L. Wamsley III*
1973
Class Participation 18.1%
$100,000 and Above
Dan T. Montgomery*
$10,000–$99,999
Douglas C. Miller
& Catherine C. Miller*
$1,000–$2,499
Terrance M. Anderson
& Denise D. Anderson
F. Gregory Hudson*
William E. Lyddane
& Reen H. Lyddane*
James W. Nicholson†*
$1–$999
Fred Buehler*
William M. Davidge IV*
Edward F. Divine
Robert A. Ellis
& Kathy B. Ellis*
Donald L. Garlock Jr.*
Richard L. Garnett
& Karen Juul-Nielsen*
Charles E. Glenn
Jerry M. Harris
Charles G. Higginbotham
Gary S. Hoovler
Randolph R. Horton
& Rebecca Ann Horton
John Philip Kearns
& Patricia M. Kearns
Michael P. Keen*
Robert L. McGuinness*
Lisa R. Miller
Paul M. Olsen
& Suzanne Blackburn Olsen
Adam F. Panarese Jr.
Theodore M. Pitts
& Susan Sajeski Pitts
Nathan J. Ray
Timothy H. Sinback*
William S. Spotswood Jr.*
Robert F. Swain*
Cabell M. Tabb Jr.
Terrance G. Teague
& Leslie Larson Teague
R. Lindley Vaughan Jr.
1974
Class Participation 15.6%
$10,000–$99,999
Wee T. Yee
$2,500–$9,999
Neil A. Currie
William L. Friar Jr.*
Charles E. Kahler*
$1,000–$2,499
Gregory V. Johnson*
Jonathan R. Jones
Thomas B. Van Poole III
$1–$999
Michael D. Ashton
William H. Crouch Jr.
William T. Davidson*
William N. Griffin
Joseph Bernard Guedri III
& Nancy Guedri
Stewart H. Irwin Jr.
Wilbur Eugene McDonald Jr.
Gilbert T. Seese Jr.
& Nancy Klingensmith Seese*
Scott H. Sherman*
Ralph L. Volk III
& Sallie Gatling Volk
Michael E. Wells
Gary A. Werlau
James S. Williams
1975
Class Participation 20.8%
$100,000 and Above
Paul G. Rice
& Gina J. Rice
$10,000–$99,999
Andra P. DuPont*
Victor Anthony Perry III*
$2,500–$9,999
Anthony S. Clark
& Pia L. Dinon-Clark
William F. Hall III
& Grace H. Hall*
Sidney M. Harrison Jr.
& Deborah Glenn Harrison
William J. Hughes
& Mary K. Hughes*
$1,000–$2,499
David Russell Bradley
& Amy Ruth Widney Bradley
Richard A. Cancelosi
David R. Lukens
& Holly R. Lukens
Hugh H. Riley
& Deborah C. Riley
Edmund D. Rogers III
& Marsha Sinn Rogers
$1–$999
Craig E. Barbehenn*
Ralph E. Claytor
Mark H. Geiger
Robert L. Gravell
Philip S. Harris
Robert P. Haseltine*
Larry L. Ichter
& Katharine Duncan Ichter*
Steve T. Jacobs
Harold W. Johnson Jr.
Robert M. Kelly
& Maureen M. Kelly*
Michael E. Liggan
Alexander P. Moncure
Liem T. Nguyen
Franklin T. Philpott*
William G. Pitzer*
Ronald Steven Plott*
Michael Glendon Price
& Mitzi Fox Price
Michael Alan Robinson
Charles O. Shearouse
& Linda N. Shearouse
Joseph N. Stoker
& Corinne Moore Stoker*
Kevan E. Van Landingham
& Debara L. Tucci*
Dexter R. Williams
& Michele M. Williams
Douglas C. Young*
1976
Class Participation 20.2%
$10,000–$99,999
Jill S. Tietjen*
$2,500–$9,999
David S. Gee
Laura Montgomery
Richard L. Ramsey
& Ann Wesley Ramsey*
R. Dudley White
& Barbara Nadolny White*
$1,000–$2,499
Steven W. Broadbent*
Lawrence J. Laramay
Bruno Maestri*
$1–$999
Wayne B. Adkins
Samuel P. Bohannan*
Richard W. Brubaker
Glenn T. Burney
& Mary B. Burney*
David L. Bushman
David W. Carty
& Jacqueline E. Farrell*
David W. Clark
& Jo Ann Clark*
Gilbert F. DuVal Jr.
Henry H. Edmunds
& Catherine Carrigan
Francis P. Etro Jr.
Hampton Clay Gabler III*
Charles W. Gritton
& Lillian Elizabeth Brown
Margaret M. Jonas
David C. McCarthy
& Deborah K. McCarthy
James V. Morgan Jr.
& Diane Wesson Morgan*
Ralph E. Nelson*
Neil D. Olson
Jeffrey L. Raffensperger*
Emmett Dupuy Ransone III*
Ralston Baker Read III
& Marcia Wilson Read*
John C. Reck*
Daniel W. Ridenour
& Karen Copley Ridenour*
Donald C. Schall
& Nancy Newman Schall
Paul Selsky
R. Dennis Steed
John H. Thompson
& Carol L. Wesley
Frank H. Timpano
& Susan Haberstroh-Timpano*
Robert O. Whaley Jr.*
Terry Lee Willis
Bertram Seager Winchester III*
Boyd Woolard
1977
Class Participation 23.4%
$2,500–$9,999
William I. Huyett Jr.
& Lauren M. Huyett*
W. Braden Kerchof
& Kathryn Keim Kerchof
Malcolm E. Leader*
$1,000–$2,499
Robert Calhoun Burkholder III
Robert E. Carpenter Jr.
& Maureen Delaney Carpenter
Robert K. Harriman
& Karen N. Harriman
Kenneth R. Lutchen*
Richard E. Mai II
& Ruth Hunt Mai
David B. Quanbeck*
Ronald J. Scorpio
$1–$999
Stephen E. Adams
& Elizabeth F. Adams
Dwight Esten Baker
Lisa S. Beazell*
Raymond E. Boehling Jr.*
Jeffrey S. Burkhart
Patrick T. Donohue
James R. Engle Jr.
Lee Johnston Foster*
Hilary Tony Godard
Christopher O. Grandle
& Rebecca Upton Grandle
Geoffrey G. Hammett*
Karl J. Koenig*
Warren Douglas Lewis*
Douglass W. List
Robert H. Lyon*
John A. Mason III*
Robin R. Miller
David F. Mitchell
& Linda S. Mitchell*
Thomas M. Moul
& Nancy Friese Moul*
Marilyn Elizabeth Ogburn*
Judi Qualy-White
Gilbert K. Queitzsch Jr.
& Mary S. Queitzsch*
William O. Reeside Jr.
James S. Roehl*
Joseph A. Roussos*
Geoffrey D. Rudderow
& Donna H. Rudderow*
Steven L. Silverman
Paul E. Traccarella
James C. Tyrone
& Nancy Ould Tyrone
C.J. Whitten
& Kim Mays Whitten
1978
Class Participation 17.7%
$2,500–$9,999
Douglas D. Garson
& Palmer P. Garson*
Mary M. Houlihan
Russell B. Mait
& Barbara Stone Mait
R. Steven Martin*
Jeffrey R. Serra*
$1,000–$2,499
Scott W. Brown*
Sidney F. Rudolph
& Anna Jane Batyko Rudolph
James M. Sonnett
& Judy A. Sonnett
$1–$999
David J. Ashworth
& Cynthia Gentry Ashworth
Leonard J. Azzarello
J. Michael Brame*
Lawrence E. Deal*
A. Bruce DeWald Jr.
& Dolores Baines DeWald
Cindi B. Ebert
& John T. Ebert
Cheryll Lee Faust
Charles H. Foster
& Robin H. Foster*
Roger M. Hammer*
George A. Hatcher Jr.
& Kim H. Hatcher
Carol Ruth James
Myron M. Kaczmarsky
Edward N. Lazo
Thomas C. Lundberg*
J. Michael Martinez de Andino
Michael B. Monheit
Paul R. Newell
& Beverly Suzanne Newell*
Martha Newman
Amy T. Hutchinson Noji
& David K. Noji*
David W. Parry*
Joseph B. Powell*
George W. Powers Jr.*
George M.C. Read*
Joseph C. Ritchie Jr.
& Joyce L. Ritchie
John F. Ritter*
William H. Roell*
David R. Ruggles*
Kathryn S. Ryan
Carl W. Scheffel Jr.
& Florence Scheffel*
Stephen Joseph Stasko
& Karen Stasko*
Alice Brown Taylor
David G. Williams
J. Christopher Williams
Raymond E. Zdancewicz
& Sandra K. Zdancewicz*
1979
Class Participation 24.2%
$100,000 and Above
Peyton H. Owen Jr.*
$10,000–$99,999
A. Murray Johnson*
$2,500–$9,999
Robert E. Bremer*
Michael N. Garrett
& Thayer W. Garrett
Jack B. Hicks
& Sharon Albert Hicks
T. Patrick Kelly
David Kohn III*
Margaret M. Mattix
Jeanne E. Stahl*
Scott G. Stephenson
& Beth F.J. Stephenson*
William P. Utt
& Carolyn S. Utt*
$1,000–$2,499
William F. Garrahan Jr.
& Theresa S. Garrahan
Leslie K. Krone-Speck
Frances A. Magelssen*
Steven Mark Miner*
Mindy H. Pasco-Anderson
& James A. Pasco-Anderson
Michael R. Sassone*
Pamela W. Tauer
Randall D. Wilhoit III*
$1–$999
Billie Myers Abrams
William A. Allard*
Robert S. Anderson
Mark M. Anstey
Patricia Kelly Baker
Bruce Joel Berger*
Carl L. Berger
Sam B. Blair Jr.*
Robert H. Brill
Clay E. Carpenter
& Harriet Knight Carpenter
Stephen J. Castellan
& Barbara Thompson Castellan
Shelia T. Clapp
& David C. Clapp*
Michael C. Coffey
Rodney B. Colen
& Kirsten Pealstrom Colen
HONOR ROLL
John W. Comish Jr.
Charles T. Cox
& Christine B. Cox
Karen S. Dixon*
Pamela F. Faggert*
Barbara Blanchard Fielding
David M. Gaines
Robert W. Garland
& Catherine Babin Garland
David R. Golob*
Lori O. Haley
& Paul V. Haley
George K. Heuser
Ellen Wilser Jennings*
William J. Joyce*
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr.
& Janet Carter Kennedy*
Deborah B. Kirkman
& W. Worth Kirkman*
Joseph N. Mait*
Mark David Malm
& Christina Luba Terpak-Malm*
Michael G. Mehallow
Allen R. Miller
Joan D. Perry*
Hamid Pirooz*
John H. Ruble Jr.
John Keith Sheahan
Bradley S. Stewart
Alan D. Stocker*
John Richard Taylor III
& Carrie W. Taylor
Oscar von Bredow*
James F. Walter
Andre K. White
Robert R. Yancey*
1980
Class Participation 19%
$2,500–$9,999
Emmett L. Farrell
& Linda L. Farrell*
Kevin J. Green
& Teressa P. Green*
William Ira James III
John B. Jung Jr.
& Connie B. Jung*
$1,000–$2,499
Vincent M. Dailey Jr.
Jonathan E. Jones
& Karen Powers Jones*
Lawrence M. Lavin Jr.
& Karen Lavin*
Elizabeth A. Lawson
Elizabeth Wallis Massie
& James P. Massie III*
George A. Riedel
& Amy McLoughlin Riedel
William M. Wilkinson
$1–$999
James S. Baker*
Joan Pegosh Becker
T. William Brockenbrough Jr.*
Duane M. Byers
Gustave E. Carlson
& Eileen Mara Carlson
Richard F. Carson*
Mary Baltz Curran
Henry D. Danforth
& Adrienne Wieand Danforth*
Kevin M. Donegan
Henry N. Dworshak
Joel W. Enteles
Marina Villafane-Gautier Evans
& Robert Joseph Evans *
Glenn M. Flinn
Christopher E. French*
Stuart Keith Garbett
Julie Marie Gravallese
John S. Gresh
Michael H. Grigsby
Robert W. Henry
& Catherine K. Henry
Joseph Francis Hughes
& Eileen Bradee Hughes*
Robert F. Kain
Kelly P. King
& Cynthia Smith King
W. Mark Kirkpatrick III
Robert K. Krout*
Robert L. Malinowski
& Sylvia H. Malinowski*
David R. Maroney
Douglas M. McCants
Terence J. McGovern
& Marianne McGovern
R. Webb Moore
Barry A. Morris
Roy Whitman Muth II
Nancy J. Neal*
Steven Pinkney Nesbit
& Jeanne Cooper Nesbit*
Penny Ann Newsome*
Craig S. Newton
Stephen J. Race
Thomas E. Roberts*
Elizabeth Hukill Schreppler
Michael S. Stanziano
Catherine Kennedy Steever
& Daniel J. Steever
Donald Stimson*
Michael G. Tinney*
Thomas Edward Tkacik
R. Tuey
Douglas W. Varney
Julee Hill Yarosh
1981
Class Participation 15.8%
$10,000–$99,999
Patricia R. Jepsen
& Robert E. Jepsen Jr.*
Karen Leshner Payne*
$1,000–$2,499
Kenneth A. Bronfin*
Philip T. Coffey*
Miriam Forrest Conner*
Daniel C. Earman*
Robert D. Greer Jr.
Jeannie Carol Johnson
Charles A. Livingston*
Paul Kenneth Voigt
& Lillian P. Voigt
$1–$999
Steven J. Agosti*
Glen K. Allen
Christopher Sean Armao
& Mildred Leedy Armao
Michael Joseph Betenbaugh
& Teresa M. Betenbaugh*
Bernard David Bialzak
Charles Whitney Brown Jr.
& Ellen H. Brown
David S. Brubaker*
† Deceased | * Contributor for five or more years, consecutively
Benjamin H. Danzing
Anthony V. DiValentin
Rick Drain
Jeanne Stearn Firey
Charles Reif Hammond*
David G. Hamrick
David P. Hanlon Jr.
& Kristina R. Hanlon*
John M. Houghton
& Therese Glancy Houghton*
Pamela W. Jordan
& Brian L. Jordan
Anne R. Kopf-Sill*
Louis Jacob Ludwick
& Joan Costello Ludwick
Nora J. Martin
Donna S. Medric*
Michael Don Miller
& Julia Harris Miller
Zachary Clint Mullins*
P. W. Musselman Jr.*
Gerard E. Reinhardt
Peter C. Ruggles
Mary R. Sabo*
Harry Arthur Sleeper II*
J. Taylor Stein
James E. Stein
Theodore D. Sussman
Janet Lynn Votaw
Monica Ann Vaughn Wilson
Pegeen M. Woodall
1982
Class Participation 19.7%
$10,000–$99,999
Robert M. Wadsworth
& Terry Wadsworth*
John Martin Kerr Jr.
& Carol Bowers Kerr*
$2,500–$9,999
Terence J. Golden*
Patricia Griffin Hughes Haines
& Timothy D. Haines
Richard D. Lawrence Jr.*
Lynda K. Sperry
Thomas M. Taylor*
$1,000–$2,499
Anne Malinowski Clougherty*
Scott Allen Comes*
Jude T. Panetta
Sharon Lee Wood
$1–$999
Christopher John Bosch
Nancy Lyons Callahan
& Robert P. Callahan
Cynthia Dillard Cavato
Louise Bowen Clay
Bruce Crowder
& Anne C. Crowder*
Robert E. Crowell Jr.*
Timothy M. Duffey*
M. Gregg Fowler
& Leslie Johnson Fowler*
Robert S. Gregorits
Charles E. Gyauch
Robert L. Hegerich Jr.
Susan J. Hemler
Edward G.L. Henifin
& Pamela W. Henifin
Kent P. Hennessey
& Pamela J. Hennessey*
Michael L. House
& Karen P. House*
Gary W. Huband
& Jacalyn Mann Huband
Thomas E. Joost
& Barbara A. Joost
Robert P. Linthicum*
Carlos Luis Lopez III*
Mark T. Lyons*
Carolyn Ann Maher
F. Philip Manns Jr.
& Elizabeth C. Manns
Frances M. Marshall
Michael D. Meaney
Paul Mule III
& Catherine Mary Mule
Kent E. Newman
Stephen W. Osborne
Lee R. Phillips
& Kimberly C. Phillips
Graham H. Powers III*
Thomas C. Ruffing
& Kim Ruffing
Robert J. Schrider Jr.
& Susan L. Walton
Brian Eugene Shreve
Susan Silverman Smith
& V. Scott Smith
William F. Swanson III
John R. Synhorst
James M. Turvey
Louis R. Volchansky
Bruce T. Williams
& Holly Chong-Williams
Laura Langmead Williamson
Gary E. Wood
& Deborah R. Harvey
1983
Class Participation 17.4%
$100,000 and Above
Lois K. Garland
& Douglas P. Garland*
$10,000–$99,999
Andrew H. Cohen
& Susan Fritsch Cohen*
Ashley Miller Crosier*
$2,500–$9,999
Michael J. Barbee
& Mary P. Anthony Barbee*
Patricia Kwan Forgang*
Jay A. Rolls*
Catherine F. Summers*
Eric D. Tumperi
& Linda B. Tumperi*
$1,000–$2,499
Linda Joseph Brown*
Elizabeth L. Goldman
Cameron Goodman
& Lori S. Goodman*
Monroe R. Hatch
$1–$999
James David Baldwin
Stephen S. Bell
Stephen T. Berkeley*
Christopher P. Braun
& Karen D. Braun
Patrick Bernard Campbell
George W. Case
& Donna Jo Case
Andrew Byrne Chapman
W. Alan Chapman
Christopher M. Cosner
Wendy C. Culberson
& Ronald P. Culberson
Susan Byington DeNuzzio
& John D. DeNuzzio
Wai Ming Der*
Rebecca Michels Ellison
JoAnn Duhamel Flaim
Mark Peyser Friedlander III
& Cynthia Morrison Friedlander
John R. Gordon Jr.
& Katherine Brandon Gordon*
Richard K. Hays
& Jane T. Hays
Leila K. Herrmann
C. Michael Holloway
& Annette Duke Holloway
Felicia James
Douglas L. Johnson
& Laura D. Johnson
William M. Karras
& Elizabeth D. Karras
Thomas Covell Kinne*
Leslie Ann McMillan Kline*
Jonathan R. Lagarenne
Mark Levdahl
& Sarah Kay Rodina-Levdahl
Steven R. Lustig
Ian David Martin
& Patricia A. Martin
Thomas J. McComas
& Lauren Evers McComas
Michael H. McLernon*
Frank F. Mordecai Jr.
& Kathleen G. Mordecai
George W. Morrow Jr.
David L. Prochnow
& Mary W. Prochnow*
David Michael Richwine Jr.*
Sonia Kiang Rovner
Gregory Charles Rutledge
David R. Smith
& Barbara P. Smith
C. David Thornton*
Nancy Moul Watson
Janelle E. Whalen
& Timothy Whalen
Scott B. Wishart
& Linda B. Wishart
David Lee Woodard
1984
Class Participation 12.5%
$2,500–$9,999
Mary Victoria Schmanske
David Martin Ayres
$1,000–$2,499
Christopher John Palermo
Kevin J. Reed
John William Via III
& Julie P. Via
Stephen Wadsworth*
$1–$999
Richard L. Boehling Jr.
& Sarah Ayres Boehling
Bruce W. Carriker*
Kathleen M. Cho*
David E. Coffin
Alison T. Cunard
& Bruce Cunard
Charles P. DiMeglio*
John W. Douthat
Andrew V. Dowd
Kevin H. Eller
Timothy M. Grant
Leslie A. Hertzler*
James E. Higgins
& Catherine S. Higgins
Carl R. Ingebretsen Jr.
Lawrence C. Jamerson
& Theresa M. Jamerson*
Russell Joyner
& Rebecca M. Joyner*
Dominic J. Kelly
Donald P. Kline
Cassandra Scrimshire Linde
Stephen D. Pauly
Michael D. Potter
Christopher P. Radford
Peter C. Reddy
& Lisa Connell Reddy*
Kevin M. Rose
& Karen Moomaw Rose*
Thomas C. Schoeffler*
Vincent P. Schultz
Susan C.M. Sedlazek
& Walter J. Sedlazek
Jeffrey G. Shelden*
Suzanne Liebowitz Taylor
& Bradley K. Taylor
E. Noel Thompson III*
Harrison R. Tyler Jr.
& Catherine S. Tyler*
Kathleen W. Van Landingham
& C.H. Van Landingham III*
Michael G. Watkins*
John M. Wilson Jr.*
Charles R. Young Jr.
& Ann C. Young
Scott Lloyd Zonis
Lynne Lechner Galal*
Graham H. Gillen*
Robin W. Grier*
Robertson G. Hamrick*
Bruce K. Hassett
Kelsy A. Herndon*
Catherine N. Kemether
& Michael J. Kemether
Karl O. Kessenich
& Cynthia S. Kessenich*
Linda D. Baston Kiss
Christopher A. Knoble
& Katherine F. Knoble
Bruce E. Kramer*
Carl H. Layno*
Deborah McNeal Lundberg
& Jon E. Lundberg*
Kevin J. Lynch*
Blake A. Marshall
Richard L. Martin Jr.
& Mereka B. Martin*
David C. Mason
Mary Hegerich McLean
& Jeffrey A. McLean
Joseph M. O’Connor
Christopher F. Peffley
Andy Promisel
Andrea P. Richardson
John J. Seliskar
& Christine W. Seliskar
Calvin E. Sherrill
& Kandace Morrison Sherrill*
Thomas E. Shifflett
Randall S. Smith
Catherine G. Snyder
& Robert Stuart Snyder Jr.
Gary L. Snyder*
Allison Ferrill Stiller
Susan Sarver Stuart*
Jay A. Turney*
Peter James Weed
David Douglas Wilson*
Mark T. Wyeth
1985
Class Participation 16.4%
$10,000–$99,999
Lee Sanford Ainslie III
& Elizabeth M. Ainslie
John Latane Lewis IV*
Mike A. Pausic
& Kelley A. MacDougall
Class Participation 16.2%
$2,500–$9,999
John Francis Welch III
& Jacqueline W. Welch
$1,000–$2,499
Michael K. Osborn
$1–$999
Juliet McClatchey Allan
Kevin R. Banning
& Pamela Durham Banning
Carolyn Ruth Bennett
Michael S. Brady
Susan Broaddus
John M. Chaney Jr.
John C. Chen
Erich H. Cosby
Patrick J. Costello
Elizabeth Thompson Daugherty
Carolyn Painter DeForge
Evelynn Ann Euler
& Kevin Mangis*
Gregory C. Flessate
& Kristen I. Flessate*
Edward Shelton Fraher III
Frank M. Freeman
1986
$2,500–$9,999
John D. Birkhold*
William McCutcheon Camp III
& Cammie C. Camp*
John B. Muleta
& Carol T. Muleta
Brian G. Sweeney
& Debbie Sweeney*
$1,000–$2,499
Jonathan D. Becher*
C. Elis Olsson
& Dudley Percy Olsson*
$1–$999
John B. Ashton*
Susan White Beatty
& John Henry Beatty
Mark Alexander Bell
& Paige H. Bell
Harold T. Brown Jr.
Jon E. Burks
Patrick Samuel Carver
Jason J. Choi
Richard A. Clarke*
Gary Christopher Comfort
Iris Wilken Curtis
& Michael E. Curtis
John E. Druffel
& Karen H. Druffel
Karen A. Eiteman
& Mark Andrew Eiteman
Richard J. Frank Jr.
John Paul Herrmann
& Lisa Hucek Herrmann
Daniel Bruce Kennedy
Rebecca Knox*
Katherine Broome Lang
Michael N. LaPrade
& Janet Artman LaPrade
David A. Leon*
Nigel D. Martin
& Caren K. Martin*
Martha F. Matthews
& Roger S. Matthews Jr.*
John T. McCommon
Noreen Anne McCullough
Brian S. Moran
Richard G. Murphy Jr.
& Peggy J. Murphy*
John Matthew Nicholas
John H. Nuckels
Stanard C. Parcell
& Cynthia Herndon Parcell
Thomas G. Poley*
Kelly Cook Reichert
& David Lee Reichert*
Dana Ward Strazza
Hillary Armstrong Weber
& Michael Jens Weber
Kurt R. Whiteman
1987
Class Participation 12.7%
$2,500–$9,999
Kathryn Bye Burns
Michael Brent Russell
Christine Ann Wasyliko
& Christopher Lee
Huntley*
$1,000–$2,499
Michael P. Howley
& Lisa Doyle Howley
Louise Park Stejbach
$1–$999
Robert J. Banko
Elizabeth B. Beaudoin
& Ronald Joseph Beaudoin
Glenn A. Butler
John W. Callahan
& Serena Ashmore Callahan
Michael V. Conley
Balfour Correll
& Janice Correll*
Mark S. Davis
Michael L. Dye*
Mara A. Frank
Donna Myers Freck*
Karl Eric Geiger
Cheryl Griffith Green
Marianna Johnson Hardenbergh*
HONOR ROLL
Edward W. Karppi
& Patricia Chupkovich Karppi
Mary Anne Kerr
Andrew S. Kopser
Young J. Lim
& Tae Wook Lim
David A. Marcontell
Jeffrey K. Nekoba
& Susan Rocklin Nekoba
Christopher John Payne
& Helen Methvin Payne*
Christopher R. Rutledge
Sara L. Rykaczewski
David Sacchitella
David A. Sheffler
Eric Bret Siddle
& Gail Louise Siddle*
Tracy Walker
& Mary Moss W. Walker*
Matthew W. Witsil
& Amy Kennedy Witsil
1988
Class Participation 9.8%
$10,000–$99,999
Scott M. Bohner
& Pamela G. Bohner
$2,500–$9,999
Michael G. Condon
John R. Knox
$1,000–$2,499
Anthony A. Hartmann*
Deborah Lynn McManus*
$1–$999
Robert C.G. Armour
& Lisa F. Armour*
Caroline L. Atseff*
Linda Jo Boris
& David C. Boris*
Bina Patel Botts
Dorothy West Brady
Patricia Patterson Bruce*
James G. Cunningham
John K. D’addio*
Edward V.R. Di Bella
& Deanna Mucha Di Bella
Ronald Allen Fair
Joan Baxter Horenstein
Lisa Langmead Hughes
James Michael Kapinos*
William George Kemmerer III
Andrew T. Larson*
Michael J. McCullough
& Kristina Lin McCullough
Donna Hillegass Moore
Kyung-Suc Nah
Eric Robert Stutman*
Judith Ann Vierow
& John Barry Vierow
Gregory Jude Weigand*
Anthony J. Wenzel
James R. Whitfield*
1989
Class Participation 9.2%
$1,000–$2,499
Seth P. Salmon
& Lee Merry Brown*
Henry F. Via
$1–$999
Thomas S. Afferton
Ann Marie Kratz Agosti
Keith Christopher Buckhold
M. Elizabeth Dickenson
Kara E. Dyrack
Steven G. Fox
David R. Jenkins
& Tracey Layne Jenkins*
Rachel Drolet Klinger
William R. Kohlroser
& Laura R. Kohlroser*
Thomas Erik Miller
James D. Peffley
Brian C. Pettinato
Brenton J. Sadauskas
& Rachel Christine Sadauskas
Tracy Anne Scriba*
Elizabeth Streamer Shutler
& Brian D. Shutler*
J. Cameron Stewart
Terry H. Swartz
Lu Xuan Trinh
Kevin Christopher Walmsley
& Mary Beth Walmsley
Evan Wilkoff
& Kim Ashwell Wilkoff*
Donald C. Winter II
1990
Class Participation 11.3%
$1,000–$2,499
Bryan R. Chapman*
Philip Donald Goetz
& Lori Blazowski Goetz*
Lawrence D. McGhee Jr.
& Yvonne McGhee*
$1–$999
Christopher Arcona
Elizabeth Rhodes Bastian
Barry Jonas Blair*
Richard Nelson Brown III
& Janine E. Bowden Brown
Paul R. Gilstad*
William A. Jesser Jr.
& Elizabeth H. Jesser
John Robert Jones
& Kimberly Passarella Jones
James Sidney Kitterman III
& Pamela S. Kitterman*
Leslie F. Kues
Joseph C. Kurek
Kimberly Cisek Lascell
Theresa Ann Lattanze
Raymond Paul LeBeau Jr.
& Gretchen Starr-LeBeau
Peter R. Molnar
& Rhonda W. Molnar
Richard W. Morgan II
Sherif Nahas
& Kirsten Root Nahas
Evelyn T. Osifchin
Weldon Herb Peterson Jr.*
Jon E. Rice
Shelly Spencer Sadowski*
Katherine Lynne Scott
& Thomas K. Scott*
Matthew S. Simmons*
Jeannette W. Smith
Eldon Leroy Suter II*
Lee S. Underwood
Patricia T. Waugh*
† Deceased | * Contributor for five or more years, consecutively
1991
Class Participation 12.1%
$2,500–$9,999
Edward Fang*
$1,000–$2,499
Jennifer H. Bishop
& David L. Bishop*
Robert T. Coneybeer
& Alice Duffee Coneybeer
Brandon Douglas Furlich*
Paul J. Johnson
Alan Pedersen-Giles
Don C. Rim
Beth Nolen Westley
& Michael Scott Westley
Sandra Lynn Yanko*
$1–$999
Michael N.A. Armour*
Jeffrey S. Barb
Heather A. Becker
Krista Beenhouwer
Vanessa M. Berry
& Steven Craig Berry*
Gordon M. Bolt*
Stanley E. Callis
George M. Dougherty*
Matthew P. Fitzpatrick
Virginia B. Garrison
Jeffrey Howard Hancock*
Karen R. Jackson
Walter Vincent Jones Jr.*
Joseph Walter King Jr.*
Gary A. Kriebel
& Gretchen Blankenship Kriebel
Christopher L. Larson*
Stephen M. Lobbin
Joel C. MacMurray
Sean William McGee
Jeffrey D. Neblett
D. Pianta
Anna Prisutti
Patrick J. Shaw
Jonathan E. Tivel
Geoffrey F. Weiss
& Karen Gonsky Weiss
John D. Zehr
& Celeste E. Zehr
1992
Class Participation 12.4%
$2,500–$9,999
Robert B. Tinker
$1,000–$2,499
Russell Drace McManus
& Ellen B. McManus*
David E. Walton
& Catherine Gliptis Walton
$1–$999
Anita P. Alanko
Eric S. Bauman
Margaret Mary Buckley*
Diane M. Chi
Mark C. Davisson
Robin L. Dillon-Merrill
Luke L. Downs
Pamela Koski Forshay
Kenneth Thomas Forziati Jr.
& Sharon A. Forziati*
Myong Chong Galletta
Carolyn P. Gay
Robert J. Glance*
Mark Gogolewski
& Elizabeth Ann Gogolewski
Jeffrey Alan Herath*
James William Hunt
& Susan Ann Hunt
Michael J. Hurt
& Leyla C. Hurt*
George Kwo
Lucy W. Leaming
Mark Anthony Lepsch
Edmond S. Longest
Matthew M. Mehalik
Christine June Moore
Surbhi Patel-Ashton
& Jonathan N. Ashton*
Jennifer B. Phillips
Daniel J. Quiram
& Michelle Peatross
David Gray Roberson Jr.
Molly Yeager Romano
Eric J. Sollod
Charlie Souvannavong
David John Trent
& Michelle M. Litzenberger Trent
Kirsten A. Tynch
& John L. Tynch III
Eric C. Volles
Christopher J. Wisniewski
Bernard P. Ziegler*
1993
Class Participation 10.6%
$1,000–$2,499
Nicole Bailliet Smith*
$1–$999
John M. Baxter
& Shannon Casey Baxter
Lori A.S. Calderon
Eleanor K. Codding
Monika G. Coflin
Marcy Daniel
& Bradley A. Daniel*
Andrew David Dehoff
Scott M. Dubord
Catalino Eusebio
Todd A. Fiegel
Benjamin Clark Gathright
Tarun Kumar Gupta
Lewis C. Hartless
& Kelly Ann Hartless
Chris D. Hawkins
William Ho
Michael H. Manning
& Elizabeth Bell Manning
Jodi B. McGee
& Jeffrey D. McGee
Karen Cook Mueller*
Matthew Joseph Muhlenkamp
& Priscilla Hobbs Muhlenkamp
Bonnie R. Olson
Katherine H. Ransom-Silliman
& Craig Livingston Silliman
David Reece Ratliff
& Kanoa A.S. Ratliff
Tiffany Reddinger
Susan C. Ricciuti
Zakia Razzak Sarker
Robert M. Shear*
Bradley C. Smith*
Kathleen T. Spear
Mark D. Wagner
& Tracey S. Wagner
Thomas M. Walsh Jr.*
Daniel T. Werbel*
Robert C. Wilson IV
& Heather A. Wilson
Todd D. Wood
1994
Class Participation 7.3%
$1–$999
Ricardo A. Belmar
& Susan Belmar
George William Braun
& Elizabeth Braun
Erica Michaels Brown
& Edward T. Brown*
William Owen Carlson
Christopher Paul Demory
Tina Olinger Fulton
& Bruce S. Fulton*
Jennifer Anne Higgins
& Horace R. Higgins III
Alvaro Enrique Incer
James D. Jennings
Kenneth J. Kirschner
& Elizabeth A. Lester
Kristina Kriebel
David Scott Maxwell*
Robert P. Mozeleski
& Laura Mozeleski*
John Gray Park
Andrea MacEwen Phelan
Simone L. Pollard
Stuart Lindsay Schofield
Heather McLellan Swartz
Franco Fanming Tao
Bang H. Trinh
Paul Joseph Varisco Jr.
1995
Class Participation 8.8%
$10,000–$99,999
James Tzyy-jie Fang*
$1,000–$2,499
Peter James Buck
William Wesley Dungan
$1–$999
Timmon Wong Ark
David Andrew Buck
Tabitha Hess Crowder
& Bruce Dale Crowder
Bruce L. Green*
Karen Levandoski Grosset*
David Michael Hancock
& Christi Marie Hancock
Vernon Washington Heishman Jr.
& Michelle R. Heishman
Leighton James Heller III
& Tammy Moltedo Heller
Ann G. Huddleston
& C. Scott Huddleston*
Christopher Brian Keith
Ashley S. Kohnen
Joseph Edward Lenzi
John G. Meade
& Claire M. S. Meade*
Jennie Powell Monette*
Kyle J. Moore
Andrew R. Parker
Mark Allen Phillips
Eric Gordon Reimers
David Lee Richardson
& Christina Adinig Richardson
R. Matthew Schoenfeld
Kathryn Joanne Sheffield
Charles H. Spence III
& D’Anne Spence
Cheryl C. Taylor
Kenneth D. Yagen
1996
Class Participation 11%
$2,500–$9,999
Todd Alan Kennedy*
Raya Lea Papp*
$1,000–$2,499
Heather Wishart Shriner
& Kevin B. Shriner*
$1–$999
Eric C. Anderson
John Carl Anderson
& Miho D. Anderson
Joshua Russell Arbaugh
& Tracy Arbaugh
Ryan M. Barker
& Katherine Pointkowski Barker
Eileen Clarkson Brown
Roy Michael Brown
Edward Warner Brusso Jr.
Charles Aldine Cosgrove III
& Catherine H. Kim
Christopher Edward Dayton
& Kristin Leigh Dayton
Peter Eugene Gallagher
Stephen Gordon Gay
Ryan Alan Gesser
& Alison Gesser*
Mark Bennett Gillespie*
Erene Hammond
Matthew Haven Henry
Anthony Mark Hiatt
Cyrus D. Jilla*
Roger Neal Kahle Jr.
& Kirsten Kahle
Phillip Pyongjin Kim
Carol Turner Klaahsen
Jennifer Lee Koehler
Haakon Bjornar Larsen
Erik D. Laurila*
Timothy James Lord
William Henry Mattfeld II
Tuan Huu Nguyen
Reed Nelson Palmer
Thyra Yaeko Parcell
Katie Pegoraro
Mark Patrick Rice
Jill T. Rosenthal-Bankston
Adam Charles Von Ancken
& Cheralee Von Ancken
Roger S. Weisenberg*
Thomas Scott Wood*
1997
Class Participation 11.9%
$1,000–$2,499
George G. Weinmann*
Jonathan Brian King
Hamid Reza Moinamin*
Katherine S. Simon
$1–$999
Adam Thomas Bane
Brandon Edward Bautz
Robert Michael Biggs
Brian P. Chekal*
Tung Dao
Jeffrey Michael Davis
Gregory Alan Dodson
& Krista L. Dodson
Bradford R. Donohue
& Nicola K. Donohue
Kareem M. El-Alaily
& Veronica R. Nolan*
John H. Faulk
& Suzanne C. Faulk
Melinda M. Gallo
Maria Lymari Gonzalez
Aaron Ghamal Hughes
Kevin V. Lebida
Jason Nehemiah Linkswiler
Raphael Andre Martorello
& Megan G. Martorello
Kristen L. Mitchell
Gerald Nguyen
Casey L. Nolan
& Caroline Cardon Nolan
Cassie C. Pickard
& Byron L. Pickard
Jason Todd Rapalski
Glenn Ray Reynolds
Andrew P. Ritenour
Kevin William Steeprow
James Michael Thomas
Stephen Wesley Thomas
Christina M. Thomasson
Christopher Tom
Consuela Yvonne Toye Wilson
Karen M. Tracey*
Annie M. Turner
Douglas Benson Wilson
1998
Class Participation 6.5%
$1,000–$2,499
Clifford D. Bateman
$1-$999
Andrew Edward Boehm
Zachary D. Connelly*
Jonathan Shaw Crepeau
Kristin S. Deason
Kenneth H. Ditzel
Rebecca A. Halstead
Steven J. Hermack
& Karen Mozealous Hermack
Peter Carl Johnson
& Emily Michelle Johnson
Ashley Anderson Kangas*
Charles S. Kwalwasser*
Jill Louise Pickard*
Daniel J. Schuttinga
David Sellars
Tej Sudhir Shah
Christopher Howard Solly
Heidi Elizabeth Travers
Nicholas Adrian Wasko
& Adrienne E. Wasko
Christopher Michael Weil
Robert Curtis Wolf
& Jennifer M. Wolf
1999
Class Participation 9.2%
$1,000–$2,499
Eric Ryan Bristow
$1–$999
Donna E. Adams
Ben Franklin Aylor
Gary J. Belan II
Nicholas Andrew Bever
Michael Ian Boretti
& Kristen E. Boretti
Hubert Gar-Shui Cheung*
Eric J. Cline*
Dustin J. Collins
Michael Andrew Copenhafer
Brian Thomas Davis*
Thomas Dominick Del Vecchio
& Faith Del Vecchio
Jason Paul Forsyth
& Erin Sonn Forsyth
Mark Emerson Foster
Matthew A. Heller
Caroline I. Hill
Gregory John Kitzerow
& Meghan H. Kitzerow
Michael C. Lau
Brandon K. Lucado*
Wendy Walton Matthews
& Michael M. Matthews
Jason Daniel Misner
Nathan D. Neckel
Cameron James Lord Nelson
Bradford Carter Pantuck
Adriane B. Randolph
& Royal Randolph III
Jason N. Rudolph
& Michelle R. Rudolph
William E. Schaaf Jr.
Karen Poole Schmidt
Sara Seyhan
Andrew B. Slutter
Scott A. Stafford
Emily Suzanne Stropp
Nicole Angela Younts
2000
Class Participation 7.2%
$1,000–$2,499
Rebecca Marie Hogan
$1–$999
Chris Braly
& Holly Whittaker Braly
Shaun Jermaine Burroughs
Nelson Ernesto Cavour
Brian D. Cornell*
Richard E. Deaner Jr.
Craig M. DeDomenico
& Jessica B. DeDomenico
Sarah Diersen Graham
& Jonathan C. Graham
James E. Gyuricza
& Julie Gyuricza*
Benjamin L. Hallen
& Katherine Hallen
Kendrick Joseph Hang
Michael William Holdcroft
& Amy Kathleen Holdcroft
Wei H. Hsu
Daniel Anthony Irizarry
Christopher G. Komelasky
& Anne Kristin Komelasky
HONOR ROLL
Jake A. MacArthur
David W. Matthes
& Chloe K. Connell
Michael David McMakin Jr.
Griffin Kyle Myers
Thomas Joseph Peddicord III
Kevin Jerome Prey
Robert D. Rauschenberg
Gregory Scott Smith
& Crystal S. Smith
Scott William Talbert
Allan J. Thompson III
& Puja Seam
Mark James Williamson
2001
Class Participation 5.3%
$1–$999
Malik O. Ashiru
Jason Le Moine Bernd
Michelle Kathleen Crockford
Kristie H. Garofalo
& Jason J. Garofalo
Jason John Hein
Robert Towner Jones Jr.
& Rosemary Jones
Reman Singh Kainth*
Christopher R. Lueck
William C. McBeth
Casey E. McCabe
& Abigail C. McCabe
Wesley Hunter McCoubrie
David Clayton Morris
John R. Morrow
& Courtenay Hylton Morrow
Donte Antonio Parks*
Andrew Spencer Platte
& Virginia L. McGraw
Austin Martin Ramirez
Kristen R. Riemenschneider
& Robert F. Riemenschneider
Orion N. Scott
James Tse Chung Tsai
Reginald Thomas Upson III
Andrew Francis Westbrook
Bryan Scott Witt
2002
Class Participation 8.4%
$1,000–$2,499
Jason Michael Thompson
$1–$999
Tyson C. Baldridge
Michael D. Barnett
Stacey Lynn Benzel
& Benjamin J. Flood
Jason Scott Beverage
& Christina J. Banks
Ted S. Buell
Stephanie Anne Caine
Lily Chen
Brian D. Crandall
Olen Frank Crane
& Julie D. Travey
Sarah A. Daniell
& Matthew H. Daniell
Marco Antonio Falconi
Margaret Calder Ferguson
Eric R. Giannini
Andrew David Gilliam
Joshua Adam Grice
Kathryn A. Harris
Andrew John Howes
Timothy James Knoebel Jr.
& Jacqueline E. Knoebel
Hunter Clayton Lovell
& Aimee C. Boyce
Johnny Ma
Christopher Ryan Marinak
Brittney Dawn Martin
Todd Christopher Mersch
Keith Gunnir Miller
Ginger Michelle Moored
Sarah Elizabeth O’Donnell
David Michael Rauschberg
Nicholas Stephen Rosasco
Eric Jonathan Shaffer
Valeria Marina Virgili
William B. Warren
Jonathan R. Wohlers
2003
Class Participation 7.2%
$2,500–$9,999
Robert Zane Smith III
$1,000–$2,499
Mark A. Hanson*
$1–$999
Brister Baldwin Barrett*
Kristina Quimson Buenafe
Alicia Rachelle Costa
Lindsay Elise Costello
Peter Gaillard Croft
Michael Raymond Dance Jr.
Joshua Tollef Eddy
Julia Marie Fleming
Andrew Vernon Fletcher
Teya Maria Flick
Matthew Lee Floyd
& Kathryn A. Floyd
Spencer Mackenzie Francis
& Kirsten E.D. Francis
Anita Goss
Jared John Gould
John Quinn Hall III
Matthew Eric Heim
April Corinne Inyard
Adam J. Kuchinski
Laura Rhea La Bonte
Coire J. Maranzano
Jennifer Kathryn Murrill
Joseph John Simpson
Charlie Howard Smith III
Nick J. Solan
Hye-Won Song
Christopher Ryan Standridge
Erik Andrew Uttermann
Leonard Spencer Woody III
Jared Zane
2004
Class Participation 10.9%
$1,000–$2,499
Sarah Evelyn Betzwieser
Jessica Mae Moss
Gary Spencer Ramsey
$1–$999
Alla Aksel
David Andrew Aylor
Christopher William Bagley
& Rebecca Bagley
Robert John Baummer Jr.
† Deceased | * Contributor for five or more years, consecutively
Andrew Breton
James Louis Carlson
Jeanna Chang
Andrew P. Chiesa
Kyun Suk Chung
& Connie R. Lin
Jonathan M. Cristiani
Jeffrey Edward Erickson
Gregory John Fulk
Stanley J. Garstka III
Natalie Rose Giannelli
Shannon Lee Graeber
Ryan Karl Grammer
Alexander Hang
Jakob B. Harmon
Jonathan Murray Hill
Daniel C. Huntley
& Truin Law Huntley
Christopher Robert Jones
Thomas Hiroki Karras
Sue Sin Kim
Rachel F. Kuniyoshi
Lindsey Marie Lane
John Clinton Lydzinski
Keith William Moored III
Ryan Patrick Murphy
Jeffrey M. Peirson
Lauren Elizabeth Pool
Sharon Leigh Sadler
Sharmil Manoj Shah
Amanda Singleton
John James Sklarz Jr.
John Eric Voissem
Michael Ryan Walker
Tom Woods
Shan Wu
Adam A. Ziemba
Alan Matthew Zimmerer
2005
Class Participation 6.2%
$1–$999
Rachael Elizabeth Abel
Howard Rabusa Andres
Patrick Kevin Arnett
James Byron Atkinson IV
Colin Padriac Bateson
Scott Byers Bernhard
Andrew Paul Connors
Michelle Elizabeth Fontaine
Thomas Matthew Gallagher
John Thomas Gaskins
Bernadette Maria Goncz
Terry Pokei Hsiung
Marc Eric Johansen
Charles Rayner Johnson II
James B. Jones Jr.
Kelly Anna Klare
Lydia Pride Koehler
Christopher Robert Malow
David Mason May
James Grafton McGinniss III
Joseph Henry Nuffer III
James Jonathan Perry
Frank Brock Riggs
Jeremy Philip Schubert
Michael Bennett Simmers
& Christian Wilton Simmers
Michelle M. Smith
Parth Dhirubhai Thaker
Jonathan Tyler Ziefle
2006
Class Participation 15%
$1–$999
Rachel R. Adams
Brian Andrew Annes
Emily Lynn Benko
Michael Anthony Berl
Aaron Douglas Boston
Alexander M. Brissette
Emily Brumm
Brian James Caldwell
Nicole Ann Carpenter
Brian Cunningham
Gordon Daisley IV
Andrew Charles Dornan
Matthew M. Flanagan
Lauren Elizabeth Foster
Maura C. Garrity
Jared Daniel Gauntt
Sarah Smart Gay
Bradley Daniel Greeff
Richard Faucett Gunderson Jr.
Ryan Lidwell Hendrixson
Steven Paige Holder
Steven E. Jansen
Patrick N. Johnston
Trevor Kemp
Atul Khosla
Matthew Nolan Kiely
Eric Kobe
Joshua Adam Krieger
Adam Mitchell Long
Andrew Michael Lyons
Brett Aaron Massman
Charles A. McCarthy
Marysunny McCoy
Ryan Christopher McKenzie
James Q. Mello
Jarett Evan Michaelson
Harshal Pravin Naik
Jason Ng
David D. Nguyen
Philip Daniel Noakes
Mark Joseph Orsi
Joshua David Palmer
Nicole Rose Papariello
Craig Pratsch
Thomas Randolph
Ashlyn Sanford Reveley
Matthew P. Sefcik
Kyle Wilson Singleton
Angelique Helene Sklavounos
Gillian Smith
James Hunter Sumner
Rachna Tiwari
Stephanos Tongelidis
Kristen B. Torrance
Christopher H. Transier
Albert Varma
James William Weightman
Alexandra Weiss
William Chiyao Yang
GIFTS FROM GRADUATE ALUMNI
G
raduate alumni are an integral part of the SEAS family. We want to thank our graduate alumni for the very generous contributions to SEAS
over the past year. (Please note that alumni who received both undergraduate and graduate degrees from SEAS are listed in both sections.)
$100,000 and Above
Lois K. Garland
& Douglas P. Garland*
$10,000-$99,999
Andrew H. Cohen
& Susan Fritsch Cohen*
Andra P. DuPont*
Michael Laired King*
Victor Anthony Perry III*
Ralph L. Roberson*
$2,500-$9,999
James H. Aylor
& Sherry Kendall Aylor*
David Martin Ayres
Robert M. Bennett*
John D. Birkhold*
Robert M. Bowman
Robert E. Bremer*
William Abraham Cassada III*
Anthony S. Clark
& Pia L. Dinon-Clark
Anup Kumar Ghosh & Nita Ghosh
Terence J. Golden*
Jack B. Hicks
& Sharon Albert Hicks
David A. Kettler
Robert E. Kirk
& Rebecca L. Kirk
W. J. Kitchen Jr.*
Malcolm E. Leader*
Joe Harris McGee
Robert L. Mitchell*
William Blair Okita
& Deborah A. Okita*
Robert E. Phillips
& Sherry Phillips*
Winfred Marshall Phillips
Karen B. Roarty-Dansfield*
Catherine F. Summers*
Gnanasekaran Swaminathan
William P. Utt
& Carolyn S. Utt*
Christine Ann Wasyliko
& Christopher Lee Huntley*
R. Dudley White
& Barbara Nadolny White*
William A. Wulf
& Anita K. Jones*
$1,000-$2,499
Richard C. Benson
David Russell Bradley
& Amy Ruth Widney Bradley
Nina Louise Boyd Breen
& David M. Breen*
Scott W. Brown*
George L. Cahen Jr.
& Donna L. Cahen*
John Z. Colt Jr.
Jeff Richard Crandall
T. Kevin Denicola
William Wesley Dungan
Robert J. Eisenberg
Brian Bates Farmer
Mark A. Hanson*
Stephen C. Hendricksen
Richard A. Hord*
F. Gregory Hudson*
Alan K. Hunter
John Hamilton Jones*
Jonathan E. Jones
& Karen Powers Jones*
Richard W. Kent
Martin Stakes Lane
Angus C. MacDonald
Bruno Maestri*
Richard E. Mai II
& Ruth Hunt Mai
Eric H. Maslen
& Sandra F. Maslen
Steven Mark Miner*
Allan Stuart Myerson*
James W. Nicholson†*
Edward Niemann Jr.
& Barbara F. Niemann*
Charles J. Orella
& Annette M. Orella*
Scott D. Reynolds
& Cathy A. Reynolds*
Don C. Rim
Sidney F. Rudolph
& Anna Jane Batyko Rudolph
Ronald J. Scorpio
Heather Wishart Shriner
& Kevin B. Shriner*
Jose E. Tabora
Pamela W. Tauer
Earl Ryan Thompson
& Sylvia Thompson*
Bharath Venkataraman
David E. Walton
& Catherine Gliptis Walton
Kevin C. Warnke
Michael S. Willett
& Neely Willett*
John E. Woodward III
Joseph Robert Wyatt III*
$1-$999
Rachael Elizabeth Abel
Ann Halstead Adams
& Joseph J. Pancrazio*
Donna E. Adams
J. Milton Adams
Howard M. Adelman*
Alla Aksel
Aysegul Aksoy
Charles R. Alexander Jr.
Kathleen J. Alexander
Burkley Mann Allen
Robert S. Anderson
Ross Charles Anderson
& Elizabeth Cooper Anderson
Timmon Wong Ark
Leonard J. Azzarello
Paul David Baird
Dwight Esten Baker
James S. Baker*
Richard L. Baker
& Sandra Baker
Tyson C. Baldridge
James David Baldwin
Bibhuti Bhusan Banerjee
Stephen H. Barthelson
Ana B. Bartholomew
& Christian R. Bartholomew
Mark D. Bateman*
Robert A. Bayles
Susan White Beatty
& John Henry Beatty
Elizabeth B. Beaudoin
& Ronald Joseph Beaudoin
Lisa S. Beazell*
David C. Becker
Joan Pegosh Becker
Matthew S. Bednar
& Suzanne Reed Bednar
Emily Beth Belcher
Robert Richard Benoit
Bruce Joel Berger*
Stephen T. Berkeley*
Danielle V. Bernstein
Frances M. Berting*
Russell Biagi
Robert Michael Biggs
John R. Binkley
John Dexter Bird III
William Emerson Bissell
& Elizabeth Beaver Bissell*
John D. Blackburn
Penny E. Blackwell
Kathryn D. Blair
& Andrew C. Blair*
Frank Wyatt Blake*
Jeffrey N. Blanton*
Douglas L. Blount
Raymond E. Boehling Jr.*
Bruce A. Boger*
Gordon M. Bolt*
Biv Bonham
& Christiana Yu Bonham
Hugo A. Bonuccelli Jr.
John W. Bowen
& Deanna R. Bowen
Mark A. Bowman
Emanuel Boxer*
George D. Bradley
James J. Brickley Jr.
Brendan K. Bridgford
David Michael Brienza
& Karen Russell Brienza*
Susan C. Brooks-Pritchard
Evelyn C. Brown
Richard W. Brubaker
Rudolph G. Buchheit Jr.
Donald S. Buell
Kristina Quimson Buenafe
Richard C. Buggeln
& Betty Buggeln*
Regina L. Bull
& Glen L. Bull
Richard S. Bullitt
John Burke
David L. Bushman
Richard Scott Campbell
Shane Douglas Campbell
Jason Michael Canfield
Joseph Clinton Carnahan
William Alfred Carpenter
& Barbara H. Carpenter
Richard F. Carson*
Donald H. Carter
Angela Smith Ceroli
Ignatius Y. Chan
& Marie Y. Chan
Chiang Chang
John D. Charlton
Pi-Fuay Chen
Guy M. Chisolm III
Sayedul H. Choudhury
Michael Patrick Clarke
Sherman A. Clevenson
Lawrence T. Cline
Eleanor K. Codding
Jeffrey D. Cohen
& Lorraine M. Cohen*
Rodney B. Colen
& Kirsten Pealstrom Colen
Paul C. Conolly
Maria Manta Conroy
& Patrick D. Conroy
George W. Cornell*
Charles A. Correia*
Patrick Steven Cottler
& Shayn M. Peirce-Cottler
Robert L. Couture*
Jon D. Craver
& Patricia F. Craver
Roger William Cross III*
James F. Cruise*
Terri Stahl Cuthriell
John K. D’addio*
Amod Vasant Dandawate
Michael James Dannenberg
Kurosh Kajuri Darvish
C. Joshua Davis
Don D. Davis Jr.
Robert B. Davis
Bronis Randall De Supinski
& Ronnie De Supinski
Jonathan P. Deason*
Greg H. Deaver
Andrew David Dehoff
Cordelia Ellen Delson
& Donald W. Delson*
Gail Louise Dempsey
Gary Lee Dempsey*
Ruth Yuhico Dicdican
Sara Anne Dillich*
Robin L. Dillon-Merrill
William G. DiMaio Jr.*
Timothy William Dimond
Anthony V. DiValentin
Sidney C. Dixon
Kelly Christian Djahandari
William B. Dolan
& Kathryn Belinda Freeman
Susan K. Donohue
Robert Storin Doty
George M. Dougherty*
James Edwin Drewry
Timothy M. Duffey*
Matthew F. Dwyer
Michael L. Dye*
Kara E. Dyrack
HONOR ROLL
Stephen B. Dzialo*
Richard L. Eilers
Karen A. Eiteman
& Mark Andrew Eiteman
Hany Khalil Eldeib
John Fletcher Elder IV
& Elizabeth Elder
Brian C. Elliott
Jeffery J. Ericksen
& Julie Bittner Ericksen
Taner Eryilmaz
Marina Villafane-Gautier Evans
& Robert Joseph Evans*
Brian K. Failon
& Kimberly E. Failon
Mark S. Fairchild*
Donald R. Fang
Elizabeth Anne Fassman
Cheryll Lee Faust
Helene Dawn Smith Fisher
& Gordon McCrea Fisher
Michael J. Fisher*
Lawrence E. Fitzpatrick
George Horace Flowers III
& Alice F. Flowers*
Michelle Elizabeth Fontaine
Mike Ford
Kenneth Thomas Forziati Jr.
& Sharon A. Forziati*
Charles H. Foster
& Robin H. Foster*
Steven G. Fox
Michael Frederick Francis
Richard J. Frank Jr.
Donna Myers Freck*
Ned W. Fredrickson
Paul E. Fredrickson
& Linda Irene Fredrickson*
Frank M. Freeman
Clifford L. Fricke
Dana George Frye
Hampton Clay Gabler III*
Richard W. Gano
Gavin Thomas Garner
Richard E. Garriott
John Thomas Gaskins
James D. Gibson
Joseph D. Gillerlain Jr.
Andrew David Gilliam
F. Lester Ginn
Jeffrey Taylor Glass
Jack W. Glover*
Hilary Tony Godard
Leo F. Goeller Jr.
Mark Gogolewski
& Elizabeth Ann Gogolewski
Jose Pantaleon Gomez III
& Eileen Button Gomez
John R. Gordon Jr.
& Katherine Brandon Gordon*
Stephen F. Gorman*
Kevin Jerome Gormley
Julie Marie Gravallese
Robert L. Gravell
Cheryl Griffith Green
Doreen J. Gridley*
Douglas G. Griffith
Michael H. Grigsby
Charles W. Gritton
& Lillian Elizabeth Brown
David Eugene Grosjean
Hector N. Guerrero
Paul Roberts Guill
& Patricia H. Guill
Russell Flanders Haddleton
John C. Hale
& Mary Lou Hale*
William R. Hall*
Benjamin L. Hallen
& Katherine Hallen
Charles Reif Hammond*
David P. Hanlon Jr.
& Kristina R. Hanlon*
Barbara M. Harpel
& Jeffrey Harpel
Frederick P. Harry
Keith A. Havey Jr.
& Michele T. Havey*
John R. Hayes Jr.*
Nelson M. Head Jr.*
Glenn E. Hedman
Jason John Hein
Lisa Steck Helsel
& Jeffrey M. Helsel*
Emmett Ross Heltzel*
Eric S. Hendrixson
& Carrie Hendrixson*
Clifford W. Henry
Matthew Haven Henry
Richard S. Herd
Paul Richard Hernan
S. Russell Herron
Jeffrey Lee Hesler
Gregory S. Hickey
James E. Higgins
& Catherine S. Higgins
Jonathan Murray Hill
Michael E. Hinkey*
Anne M. Holler
Harlan K. Holmes*
Mark Alan Holz
Gary S. Hoovler
Lynn Gregg Hopeman*
Kenneth B. Hopke
& Karen M. Hopke*
L. Dawn Hopp
& Douglas W. Hopp
William H. House II
& Kathleen Burke House
Joseph G. Howe Jr.
Chimin Hu
Neil D. Huffman
Robert R. Humphris Sr.
Michael J. Hurt
& Leyla C. Hurt*
Fulvio Antonio Iachetta &
Lynette E. Iachetta
Larry L. Ichter
& Katharine Duncan Ichter*
Stewart H. Irwin Jr.
Jean F. Isner
Eric R. Jackson*
John L. Jackson
Ira D. Jacobson
David R. Jenkins
& Tracey Layne Jenkins*
Julian L. Jenkins Jr.*
Sanjay Jinturkar
& Indira Kuruganti
Harold W. Johnson Jr.
Richard W. Johnson
John D. Johnston
John Robert Jones
& Kimberly Passarella Jones
† Deceased | * Contributor for five or more years, consecutively
Michael Richard Jones
Sharon Monica Jones
W. Linwood Jones Jr.
Walter Vincent Jones Jr.*
Thomas E. Joost
& Barbara A. Joost
Jacob Lee Jordan
Jeesang Jung
Myron M. Kaczmarsky
John Philip Kearns
& Patricia M. Kearns
Michael O. Keeve
Shella D. Keilholz
Matthew Gavin Kelly
Robert M. Kelly
& Maureen M. Kelly*
Michael Francis Kennedy
Siddalingappa Sivappa Kere
Malcolm T. Kerley
Mary Anne Kerr
Walter Taylor King
Andrew Kittleson
Gregory John Kitzerow
& Meghan H. Kitzerow
John W. Knapp Jr.
William R. Kohlroser
& Laura R. Kohlroser*
Stephen Koo
& Tracy Adcox
Michael Kosusko*
L. Glenn Kraige
& Dale J. Kraige*
Wilbur C. Kratz
& Janna Depriest Kratz*
Robert K. Krout*
Cyrus Stevenson Kump
Rachel F. Kuniyoshi
Russell M. Lafferty
James H. Laird
Thomas W. Lamb
& Eileen Nelson Lamb
Pradeep Lamba
James H. Lambert
& Sherry A. Lambert
William Steven Lanier
Erik D. Laurila*
Edward N. Lazo
Raymond Paul LeBeau Jr.
& Gretchen Starr-LeBeau
T.F. Leibfried Jr.
Yves Eric Lepouchard
Mark Anthony Lepsch
Maria Felicia Leung
& Marco V. Lopez
Bing Li
Shirley A. Liakos
& Peter Liakos
Horng-Jyh Liang
Shih-long Liao
& Chi-Wen Kao
Michael E. Liggan
Ronald Nelson Light
& Elizabeth Creigh Light
William R. Light Jr.
Robert E Lindberg Jr.
Carol C. Lindsay
Robert P. Linthicum*
Clifford J. Lissenden III
Paul R. Little
William M. Little
Xiaolei Liu
Yong-Mei Liu
& Yi He
William T. Lough
& Suzanne Lough*
Louis Jacob Ludwick
& Joan Costello Ludwick
John Clinton Lydzinski
Mark T. Lyons*
Joseph P. Maffione Jr.
& Pat A. Maffione
Mark David Malm
& Christina Luba Terpak-Malm*
Joseph Albert Maraffi*
Coire J. Maranzano
Erin P. Maris
David R. Maroney
Katherine M. Marshall
Robert E. Martin*
Thomas O. Martin
Natalie S. Martinez
& David E. Martinez
Edgar Jose Martinez-Casanova
Marybeth Marx
William Thomas Mason III*
Joseph Willis Mast
& Nancy Noll Mast*
Kali Kathleen Mather-Brees
Nancy Neuman Matthews
& Kevin D. Matthews*
Joseph John Maurer
Claude Wayne Mays
Edward Royal McAleer
& Donna M. McAleer
Cathleen K. McCabe*
Michael McCall
& Patricia M. O’Connor McCall
Douglas M. McCants
Marilyn Kay McClelland*
John M. McCullough
Michael G. McFadden
& Jeanmarie A. McFadden
Jodi B. McGee
& Jeffrey D. McGee
Sean William McGee
Kenneth H. McGhee
& Virginia McGhee*
Kevin Kenneth McGhee
& Catherine Cragg McGhee
Mary Hegerich McLean
& Jeffrey A. McLean
Lexie A. McVey
& Eugene S. McVey Sr.
Christopher Lynn Mears
Matthew M. Mehalik
Robert Graham Melton*
Jeffrey G. Messinger
William H. Michael Jr.
Jarett Evan Michaelson
Robin R. Miller
Paul Conrad Misch Jr.
Jason Daniel Misner
Robert John Mitchell
Peter R. Molnar
& Rhonda W. Molnar
Roy E. Mondy*
David A. Montuori
Wallace Campbell Mook
Keith William Moored III
Patrick Joseph Moran
James Christopher Morelli
Garland J. Morris*
Shawn Douglas Morrow
James N. Moss
Robert C. Moss III
Mehdi Mostaghimi
Zachary Clint Mullins*
Frank Clinton Murray
Branson Wayne Murrill
& Linda B. Murrill
Jennifer Kathryn Murrill
Griffin Kyle Myers
Sherif Nahas
& Kirsten Root Nahas
Jeffrey D. Neblett
Brett Christopher Nelson
Ralph E. Nelson*
Steven Pinkney Nesbit
& Jeanne Cooper Nesbit*
Ernest E. Nester
Christopher Joseph Neubert III*
Andrew J. Newman
& Cynthia F. Newman
Bernard Lee Newman
David D. Nguyen
Liem T. Nguyen
Alex Jason Nice
John Matthew Nicholas
David Berger Oglesby
James George O’Neill III
Karl F. Orishimo
Mark Joseph Orsi
Robert L. Overstreet Jr.*
Timothy Michael Pabst
James W. Painter*
Ricardo De Jesus Palabrica*
Andrew R. Parker
Surbhi Patel-Ashton
& Jonathan N. Ashton*
David J. Paul
John D. Pavlovsky*
Christopher John Payne
& Helen Methvin Payne*
John J. Petchul
& Sue E. Petchul*
John R. Peterson*
Brian C. Pettinato
Glenn W. Pfister III
Giana M. Phelan*
Scott L. Phillips
Franklin T. Philpott*
Jeffrey A. Poirier
Terence K. Poon*
Michael Glendon Price
& Mitzi Fox Price
Jeffrey E. Purdy*
Manuel J. Queijo
Gilbert K. Queitzsch Jr.
& Mary S. Queitzsch*
Zia-ur Rahman
& Katherine Irene Rahman
Hemant S. Ranadive
Thomas Randolph
John C. Reck*
Ralph J. Reda
William L. Redd Jr.*
Steven I. Reger
& Sara E. Reger
Kelly Cook Reichert
& David Lee Reichert*
Bruce D. Reid*
C. Lewis Reynolds Jr.
Benjamin Rodney Rhodes
Harley L. Rhodes
Russell B. Rhodes Jr.
Howard Eugene Rice Jr.
Frank Brock Riggs
David Gray Roberson Jr.
Thomas E. Roberts*
Brent P. Robertson*
William R. Robertson
Michael Alan Robinson
Maurice Albert Roesch III*
William S. Roman
Dennis B. Romich
Mitchel C. Rosen
Samuel K. Roskelley
Steven W. Ross*
Constantine Roussos*
Jeffrey Allen Rowell
& Maureen Rowell
Thomas C. Ruffing
& Kim Ruffing
Peter C. Ruggles
Harry L. Runyan Jr.
Scott M. Rydin*
Gabriel P. Sabadell*
Zakia Razzak Sarker
Brian Marshall Saulman
Samuel E. Saunders III
& Mary Anders Saunders
Steven W. Sawtelle
& Natalie C. Pien
Robert B. Scher*
Kent Schlussel*
Kendra Nicole Schmid
Daniel Kent Scholten*
Randolph Dennis Schueller
& Gayle Robin
Thompson Schueller
Benjamin Lurtz Schulte
Andrew Jay Schwab
& Aliza Bricklin
Orion N. Scott
John J. Seliskar
& Christine W. Seliskar
L.P. Sharma*
Patrick J. Shaw
Paul V. Shebalin*
Michael Brett Shelton*
Reginald B. Shiflett
Joseph E. Sholander
Constantine Siappas
Steven L. Silverman
Michael Bennett Simmers
& Christian Wilton Simmers
Angelique Helene Sklavounos
Danny M. Skyba
Harry Arthur Sleeper II*
Susan Dinwiddie Small
& William C. Small*
Andrew P. Smith
Brian L. Smith
& Michelle M. Smith
Bruce M. Smith*
Charlie Howard Smith III
Hubert Coulson Smith
J. Harrison Smith
& Wendy George Smith*
Jeannette W. Smith
Michelle M. Smith
Frank C. Somloi
Cheryl Sato Sourbeer*
James Charles Spall*
Joseph Dupuy Spencer*
Joseph Louis Spenneberg*
Brenda Gates Spielman*
Stephen H. Sprigle
& Sharon L. Sprigle
Martha A. Spurlock
Christopher Ryan Standridge
Thomas A. Stansell Jr.
Michael S. Stanziano
R. Dennis Steed
Bradley S. Stewart
Julie M. Stocker
& Gerald Rudowsky
Daniel Gene Stoddard*
John Wayne Stoughton
& Susie Stoughton*
Douglas R. Stover*
Glenn Edward Strohl
& Mary Lou Owen Strohl
Stephen T. Sullivan
Heather McLellan Swartz
Scott William Talbert
Stephen G. Tashiro*
Samuel A. Tatum
John Richard Taylor III
& Carrie W. Taylor
Ping Tcheng
David Litchfield Tellet
James C. Templeman*
Benjamin Donald Teolis
Robert R. Thomas*
Albert E. Thompson Jr.*
Denise Lyn Thompson-Harmon
Stafford E. Thornton
Thomas James Thornton*
Jonathan E. Tivel
Thomas Edward Tkacik
Beth Ann Todd
Rebecca S. Tolliver
& Michael K. Tolliver
James C. Townsend
Consuela Yvonne Toye Wilson
Jay H. Traverse III
Michael Ming-Yuan Tsai
Terry A. Tucker*
Mehmet T. Tumay
Michael J. Tuso
& Denise D. Tuso
Kirsten A. Tynch
& John L. Tynch III
John Irving Upshur
& Beverley J. Upshur
Reginald Thomas Upson III
Audrey Van Dyke
& Allen Paul Van Dyke
Jan Adams Van Prooyen
Ramkumar Venkatanarayana
Joseph Edgar Vidunas
Ralph L. Volk III
& Sallie Gatling Volk
Allen G. Vollmer
Adam Charles Von Ancken
& Cheralee Von Ancken
Thomas J. Waldron III
Boyd Hawes Walker
Julie A. Walker
Thomas C. Walker
Walter Proctor Walker*
Wen Wang
Ying Wang*
Michael D. Waters
& Constance Worstell Waters*
Franklin E. Wawner Jr.
& Frances C. Wawner*
Peter James Weed
Gregory Jude Weigand*
William L. Weisnicht
Ralph D. Welsh Jr.*
Anthony J. Wenzel
Deborah Demania Whitis
C.J. Whitten
& Kim Mays Whitten
John P. Whittle
Kevin Glenn Wika
Stephen C. Wilhoit
& Jennifer S. Wilhoit*
Bradley Paul Williams
& Noelle Sevilir Williams
Harry J. Williams
& Susan Owens Williams*
Warren Albert Wittkopf*
Duane Douglas Wolfe
Boyd Woolard
Dallas Wrege
& Katie S.O. Wrege
Bin Wu
Xiaobin S. Yan
Andrea C. Zambon
Ricardo N. Zapata
Raymond E. Zdancewicz
& Sandra K. Zdancewicz*
Adam A. Ziemba
HONOR ROLL
GIFTS FROM STUDENTS
S
tudents are the heart of SEAS. We want to thank the many undergraduate and graduate students who participated in our
2007 Student Giving Campaign.
Alison Christine Agüero
Yuliya Gennadievna Akhremenko
Brian Phillips Albrecht
Jared Marc Alexander
Peter John Amos
Victor Sadiri Andrei
Tea Andric
Kevin Page Ankrom
Tabitha Marie Apple
David C. Backer
Natalie Holland Bacon
Alexis Jennifer Bailey
Tyson C. Baldridge
Theresa Eilene Bankston
Kash Arnold Barker
Saurav Basu
Bridgette Renee Baugher
Rebecca Ana Maria Bayard
Stephanie Ruth Bednarek
Emily Beth Belcher
Chase Gregory Bennett
Michael John Benonis
Adam J. Bergeron
Amit Bhardwaj
Russell Biagi
Scott Floyd Bingham
Matthew Grant Bocknek
Cynthia Emlen Boncella
Justin M. Bova
Michael W. Boyer
Kathleen A. Bracken
Eric Michael Bradbury
Daniel James Brady
Mark Conrad Brewer
Grace Katz Bronstein
Michael K. Bruce
Jacob J. Buchanan
Shadion Anthony Buckley
Julian Thuong Chi Bui
Rena Joy Burbey
John W. Burr
Jonathan Caleb Butterfield
Harry Albert Byrd III
Elizabeth Dawn Cantando
Joseph Clinton Carnahan
Henry William Carr
Joseph Henry Carr III
Julianne B. Carroll
Erin Claire Carson
Donald Clay Carter
Eric Michael Caruana
Stephanie Elizabeth Casper
Laura Michelle Cavanaugh
Youssef B. Chaker
Fang-Chi Chang
Kevin Chaohwa Chang
Wooi Yang Chang
Billy Suchat Chantree
Kristine Ann Cheesman
Trisha Pravin Chhaya
Erika Michelle Chin
Danielle Lynne Christ
Peter Wilson Christian
John J. Christopher
Jennifer Tran Chu
James Lowell Clarke
Ryan Lee Coe
Rachel Esther Cohn
Kevin Thomas Comer
John Leaton Corbin
Brett Richard Davis
Jason G. Davis
Matthew Bronson De Stadler
Christopher Allen Dehanas
Warren Diederikus Dekker
Allison N. Delery
Richard Rui Deng
Christine Mary Devlin
Timothy William Dimond
Phong T. Dinh
Christopher Thomas Donnelly
Elizabeth Susan Dykes
James Allan Eddy
Noah Benjamin Eisenberg
Benjamin Seth Eitan
Ashley Yolanda Elkin
Neveen Kamal Elnahal
Benjamin Erik Engelsen
Gregory Stephen Ericksen
Jonathan Hilton Evans
Kimberly Ann Everett
Emily Steed Ewell
Bryan Michael Ferry
Joseph Laughton
Fields-Johnson
Evan Gerard Fillman
Bailey Jordan Fillmore
Niccolo M. Fiorentino
Lauren McGovern Fitzgerald
Michelle Elizabeth Fontaine
Mitchell S. Foral
Bryan Stuart Foster
Jonathan Michael Fox
Michael Frederick Francis
William Walker Franklin
Brandon S. Freshcorn
Ezekiel Jackson Fugate
Thomas Andrew Fuquay
Vanessa Ann Furman
Pablo Jose Gallegos
Gavin Thomas Garner
Haskell Aaron Garon
John Thomas Gaskins
Luis E. Gatillon Jr.
Bayard Victor Gennert
Todd Davis Gerarden
Christopher P. Gezon
Adam Peter Giannini
Patrick A. Gildea
William Isaac Thomas Gillam
Andrew David Gilliam
Mark Aaron Green
Michael Weatherly Greene
John F. Griffin
Robert Chilton Griffin
Bryce J. Griffler
Amelia C. Gunn
Robert Marshall Gurnee
Yonathan Habtemichael
Janine Marie Hall
Mansij Shankar Hans
Mark A. Hanson*
Jacob Merle Harr
Caroline Elizabeth Harriott
† Deceased | * Contributor for five or more years, consecutively
Tyler L. Hartley
Hiba Hashmi
Matthew Haven Henry
Michael McGourty Herring
Jana Marie Hester
Christopher John Heywood
Brian Francis Hickey
James R. Hill III
Jonathan Murray Hill
Patrick Daniel Hillegass
Thinh Phuoc Ho
Alexandra H. Hoeft
Pieter Hooimeijer
David C. Horres
Mohammad M. Hossain
William Ramzi Humsi
Thomas Niholaus Hutchins
Nicholas Andre Jalbert
Scott Wayland Jansen
Mark Alan Johnson
Jacob Lee Jordan
Patrick R. Jordan
Jeesang Jung
Josephine Njeri Kamatu
Dhruv Nayan Kapadia
Joshua S. Kaplan
Matthew Gerald Kaufman
Andrew Garrett Kay
Megan Nicole Kersh
Rebecca Laura Koslover
Sai H. Krovi
Rachel F. Kuniyoshi
Eric Andrew Lass
Michael J. Ledwith
Katharina Gertraud Renate Ley
Bing Li
Jiahui Li
Yinbo Li
Yang Kind Lim
Mingguo Liu
Hiok Por Low
Skylar Hughes Lyon
Devin Mai
Nicholas Walker Mangum
Daniel Robert Marcus
Lucas John Matyja
Joseph John Maurer
Allan David McBride
Jeffrey Colin McClurg
Joseph Patrick McConnell
Rebecca Diane McCrabb
Lindsey Kay McGuire
Elyse N. McKenney
John Lee McLin
Sara Elizabeth McLinden
Kristin Marie Melnyczuk
Jonathan Glen Merrell
John Paul Mich
Jarett Evan Michaelson
Owen Dennis Miller
Nicholas Abele Minutella
Andrew Modic
Michael J. Moliterno
Keith William Moored III
Marta A. Morales
Kyle K. Mullane
Curtis David Myzie
Beth A. Naff
Parinya Narkprasert
Catherine L. Nguyen
Jennifer Tran Nguyen
Rajarshi Nigam
Karsten Nohl
William Paul Norman
Lauren Annette Nuffer
Andrew Neil Olesen
Nicholas S. Olson
Tarek Mohamed Omar
Kevin Peter O’Meara
Mark Joseph Orsi
Jan Rai Oshima
Timothy Michael Pabst
Mark Paddrik
Siddhartha Pailla
Christopher Robert Palmer
Jason Anthony Pan
Kevin Andrew Peek
Cody Aaron Pennetti
Rebecca R. Percy
Angelica Perez-De La Rosa
Michael Christopher Pilat
Benjamin Hunter Plunkett
Christopher John Policastro
Kelly Anne Poy
Jennifer Elizabeth Prey
Sarah E. Price
Robin Cruz Prudencio
Nader Saeed Raja
Kanshukan Rajaratnam
Amanda Ramstad
Rhyan Rivera Randolph
Thomas Randolph
Ujjwal Raut
Gregory John Redmann
Ryan Frederick Redmann
Jessica Rekhi
Janine Elizabeth Ricci
Frank Brock Riggs
Sarah Rigsbee
Annette C. Robertson
David Stewart Robertson
Scott Haile Robertson
Eric Rouya
Trevor Joseph Royce
Emily Morgan Rush
Jennifer Elaine Saik
Richard Nelson Salaway
Peter M. Sauerwein
Jacqueline A. Saunders
Randi Leigh Saunders
Orion N. Scott
Yousef Ahed Shakhsheer
Gary Boris Shambat
Rita S. Shi
Andrew Michael Shuck
Michael Bennett Simmers
& Christian Wilton Simmers
Andrew Reed Singleton
Peter William Siy
Valerie R. Skinner
Angelique Helene Sklavounos
Charlie Howard Smith III
Michelle M. Smith
William Clarke Smith
Anna Christine Sofranko
Daniel Aaron Sohinki
Ernest Seyoung Sohn
Jacquelyn Clare Solowey
Kleiner Kyle Rebadulla Sta. Maria
Kevin A. Stammetti
Christopher Ryan Standridge
Christina Naomi Stegner
Brenton A. Stone
Michael Phillip Sue-Ling
Amy M. Swink
Drew Mason Talarico
Matthew Randal Louis Talma
Gideon Evan Taub
William C. Taylor
Kuei-Yung Teng
Roby Antony Thomas
Jianghong Tian
Lauren Nicole Tietje
Kathryn Mary Torzewski
Vanessa R. Trahan
Alison Virginia Tramba
Dan N. Tran
Alexandra Christine Traviss
Steven James Traylor
David Alexander Truesdale
Tiffany Tsai
Gregory Robert Tylka
Christopher Kallin Umphres
Daniel Scott Upton
Avinay Bhagwandas Vaswani
Ramkumar Venkatanarayana
John Samuel Wasaff
Patricia Margot Washington
Lee Alexandra Watson
Andrew Carroll Weaver
Christopher John Wenderoth
Brian Thomas Whitty
Megan Lee Williams
Jennifer L. Wilson
Thomas Kelvin Woo
Kara Michelle Worrest
Li Yang
Philip G. Yeung
Robert Yip
Daniel James York
Paul J. Zelinke IV
Liang Zhang
GIFTS FROM PARENTS, FRIENDS, FACULTY and STAFF
E
very year generous parents, friends, faculty and staff support various programs around SEAS. This year, they contributed more than $1.1 million.
We are grateful for the generosity of our extended SEAS family. (Parents, friends, faculty and staff who are also SEAS alumni can be found in the
previous section, “Gifts from Engineering Alumni.”)
$100,000 and Above
Ann Lee Saunders Brown
William B. Massey Sr.*
William B. Massey Jr.*
William E. Massey Jr.
$10,000–$99,999
John C. Ale
& Margaret Ryan Ale
Margaret Q. Greever
Christopher M. Krebs
John T. McLinden
& Barbara S. McLinden
Christopher K. Payne*
Jack W. Sanford Jr.
& Missy Sanford
Joe Dennis Seltz
& Carol Spellman Seltz
Estate of Bettie Jo Swartz Alphin
Michael H. Van Vranken
& Margaret M. Van Vranken*
Rozanne C. Winfield
$2,500–$9,999
Dan O. Bauer
William G. Crutchfield Jr.
Elizabeth B. Cunningham*
Bruce V. Darden II
& Debra D. Darden
Estate of Eugene I. Deas
Barbara Delery
& Louis Delery
Douglas J. Erwin
& Mary L. Erwin
Ramon L. Espino*
Robert E. Gadomski
Stephen Gamble
& Marlene McDonough
Mary Ann Ghadban
William J. Goodrum
& Catherine T. Goodrum
Alfred C. Griffin Jr.
& Susan S. Griffin
Sonia E. Haimes
Yacov Y. Haimes
& Sonia E. Haimes
Barry M. Horowitz
William A. Jesser*
Doris Kuhlmann-Wilsdorf*
Eleanor Linville
Carolyn A. Miner
John J. Reid Jr.
Eduardo Sanchez
& Eileen C. Sanchez
Marcus E. Smith
Robert Z. Smith Jr.
John A. Stankovic
& Kristine M. Stankovic*
Edgar A. Starke Jr.
Stephen T. Thornton
& Kathryn C. Thornton
Todd S. Tramba
& Holly J. Tramba
James H. Turner
$1,000–$2,499
Elsie Fuller Barnhardt
& William Bangle Barnhardt
James T. Beard
& Kathryn Lee Beard
Teresa D.M. Binning
& Gary Allen Binning
Ronald Edwin Burr
& My Hanh Duong Tran Burr
Joe C. Campbell
& Nancy L. Campbell
Joseph Czekala
& Barbara Czekala
Robert W. DeConti
& Karen S. DeConti
Michael J. Demetsky
& Johnnie L. Demetsky
Georgia Willis Fauber
& Joseph Everette Fauber III
Richard P. Gangloff
& Margaret M. Gangloff
William F. Gibson
& Hilary Wechsler Gibson
Grace E. Giras
& Theo Giras
Luther Y. Gore
& Joan Elias Gore
Michael L. Hanson
& Shizuko Hanson
Scott C. Hesaltine
& Betty S. Hesaltine
David Shi-Ho
& Lily Ho
Jean M. Holliday
Ida S. Jaffe*
Paul Konstant
& Donna Konstant
William Joseph Leighton
& Barbara Murphy Leighton
Janet L. McNeill
& Frank O. Griffin
Randall S. Meadows
& Sharon M. Meadows
Walter D. Pilkey
& Barbara Pilkey
Marek-Jerzy Pindera
& Joyce M. Kitchen-Pindera
Lew W. Pratsch
& Geraldine L. Pratsch
Stephen Eugene Schell
& Mary Jean Schell
David Whitty
& Elizabeth Whitty
$1–$999
Jeffrey L. Adams
& Donna L. Adams
Regina S. Adkins
Jack E. Agee
& L.S. Agee
John L. Albrigo
& Eileen G. Albrigo
Rita Marcel Alexander
& Marc J. Alexander
Paul E. Allaire
& Janet A.H. Allaire
Alumni Board of Trustees
Susan Palasthy Amonette
Anonymous 2006–2007
Andrea N. Arco
Nirmala Aryal
& Prashant Narain
Franklin V. Aylor
Burke Baker III
& Carole G. Baker*
Charles A. Bakewell
& Lucia U. Bakewell
Su Bao
Eric Bashkoff
& Debra Bashkoff
Ellen J. Bass
Stevens Francis Bauwens
& Jennifer Jane Foss
John C. Bean
& Kristine J. Bean*
Jaimie A. Beatty
& Paul A. Beatty Jr.
Peter A. Beling
& Margaret T. Beling
Florence Berger
& Toby Berger
William E. Berl
& Karen J. Berl
David L. Bernd
& Helen M. Bernd
Robert Binswanger
& Carole Binswanger
Davies W. Bisset III
& Megan C. Bisset
Rochet S. Blair
Frank E. Block Jr.
& Marcy Burgess Block
Lawrence A. Bocknek
& Alice J. Barrow
Robin Hall Bond
& Martin Charles Bond
Thomas P. Bond
& Kathryn C. Bond
John W. Boring
& Ethel W. Boring*
Paul D. Born
& Mimi Lee Born
Ernest L. Bowden Jr.
& Barbara D. Bowden
Roger Warren Bracken
& Therese Anne Bracken
Natalie Broadus
John K. Brown
& Wendy B. Brown
Cecilia Egelin Browning
Warren Buford
William R. Burrowbridge
Herman J. Bushman Jr.
Jeanne M. Buyrn
& Cecil M. Buyrn Jr.*
Judith Pearce Calvert
Michelle K. Capra Jones
& H. Rick Jones
Alan Carlisle
& Marcia Carlisle
Sumana Chantree
Richard L. Chiesa
& Elvera Chiesa*
Fang Ting Chiu*
Stephen W. Christian
& Elizabeth Loden Christian
David T. Clark
& Sally F. Clark
John D. Clohessy
& Lois E. Clohessy
Jana S. Coe
& John C. Coe
HONOR ROLL
Jacqueline H. Coleman
& Don R. Coleman*
Michael Collins
Christopher Werge Conlin
& Brittany Lyn Holbrook
William S. Connery
& Misako H. Connery
Donald J. Connolly
& Donna M. Connolly
Catharine Barret Corbin
Joel L. Crandall
& Frances V. Crandall
Carolyn H. Cunha*
Stanley J. Cyran
& Mary Ellen Cyran
Debra M. Davidson
Ginger M. Davis
Kathleen R. Davis
& Robert J. Davis
William Mac Davis
& Carole V. Davis
Arides de Faria
Stephen A. DeHanas
& Sinikka H. DeHanas
Department of Mechanical
& Aerospace Engineering
Paul F. Dickens III
& Anna Dickens*
Thomas Goodwin Digges Jr.
David E. Dodson
& Linda L. Dodson
Gregory Alva Dolson
& Lauire Lynne Dolson
Paul B. Dornan
& Barbara Dornan
Bradford L. Doucette
& Sandra Doucette
Atchanee Downs
Clarence G. Draughon
& Elizabeth F. Draughon
Charles Driskill
& Sandra Driskill
Nancy S. Dunlap
Robert L. Dunn
& Jean J. Dunn*
James V. Duty
& Rebecca Coble Duty
Michael Dee Dykes
& Donna S. Dykes
Thomas T. Earles Jr.*
Richard T. Eddy
Keith Touton Egloff
& Nancy Dieter Egloff
Jaber Ehdaie
& Mahnaz Balazadeh
James Edward Engeldrum
& Margaret Engeldrum
W. Douglas Ensor
& Joan E. Ensor
Ernest H. Ern
& Jeanette P. Ern
Jimell Erwin
& Diane E. Erwin
Margaret W. Ettel
& Christopher J. Ettel
John Thomas Everett
& Kristin L. Vehrs
Navid Fanaeian
Charles Thomas Fee Jr.
& Mary Brown Fee
Richard A. Fenton
& Anita C. Fenton
Mary E. Fisher
& Sam S. Fisher
Gary T. Fitzgerald
& Deborah Fitzgerald
John Dexter Fletcher
Gerard So Ting Fong
& Kathleen So Ting Fong
Anne E. Fontaine
& Michael W. Fontaine
Roseanne M. Ford
& Matthew Ford
Steven Foster
& Rochelle A. Foster
Ruth M. Foust
Mildred Y. Freeberg
Paul E. Galanti
& Phyllis E. Galanti*
Angelito P. Galozo
& Corazon Galozo
Nicholas J. Garber
& Ada M. Garber
Philip A. Garon
& Lenore C. Garon
Anne Marie Garrison
Lee W. Gause
& Kathleen M. Gause*
Frank E. Genovese
& Susan L. Genovese
Linda Ann Gisiger
Earl A. Glosser
& Luanne Glosser
Michael E. Gorman
& Margaret E. Gorman
Richard Goss
& Shirley G. Goss
Walter J. Gough
& Marcella R. Gough
Karen M. Green
& Mark D. Green
Paul E. Grosjean
& Yasuko M. Grosjean
Daniel Michael Grubb
& Deborah Sue Grubb
Stephanie Guerlain
Thomas L. Guido
& Maryanne Guido
Carol A. Gullo-Jenne
& Craig C. Jenne
Sudhanva Gurumurthi
James L. Gyuricza
& Regina M. Gyuricza
Victoria S. Haas
James M. Halferty
& Ursula Halferty
Jon M. Hanbury
& Charles P. Hanbury Jr.
John G. Harcum
& Lois A. Harcum
Theresa A. Harriott
& Lloyd R. Harriott
Burrill Watson Haskell
Walter Hauser
Patrick Shawn Hayes
& Joyce Ellen Hayes
Inez S. Haynes
& Frank B. Haynes Jr.
Brian P. Helmke
Carl T. Herakovich
John W. Hiett
& Cheryl M. Hiett
Daniel Hillegass
& Ellen Z. Hillegass
† Deceased | * Contributor for five or more years, consecutively
Lester A. Hoel
& Unni S. Hoel
Sherrie J. Hogan
Malcolm A. Holliday
& Mildred W. Holliday
Thomas W. Hopkinson
Michael A. Horne
& Angela T. Horne
Thomas B. Horton
& Ann Marie Overton
Marc Alan Howlett
Thomas C. Hudson
& Eve T. Hudson
Michael J. Hughes
& Sandra C. Hughes
Roxane Hill Hughes
Jeffrey W. Hummel
& Katherine Colleen Walsh
Marty A. Humphrey
Grigori Humphreys
Salwa Humsi
& Ramzi Humsi
Edward P. Hurley Jr.
& Kathleen M. Hurley
Shepard R. Hurwitz
Lawrence Craig Hyman
& Cindy H. Hyman
Armando R. Iazzetti
& Mary Barbara Iazzetti
Andrew E. Ichel
Elise T. Jangl
F. Geoffrey Jennings
& Susan W. Jennings
Alan G. Jenson
& Deborah L. Jenson
Lance G. Johnson
Stephen Parke Johnson
William C. Johnson
Carol Johnston
V. Clay Johnston
& Sharon K. Johnston*
Mark W. Jones
& Joyce N. Jones*
Anthony J. Jordano
Erin N. Kallman
James J. Kauzlarich
& Sally Kauzlarich
Steven Kay
& Susan Kay
Larry Page Kellam
& Paula Harrison Smith
James L. Kelly
Kevin W. Kennedy
& Pamela A. Kennedy
Joyce Kerns
& Forrest D. Kerns
Martha C. Kersh
Edward Kehler Kimmel
& Beatrice Germaine Kimmel
Henry L. Kinnier Jr.†
Eleanor W. Kinsella
Donald J. Kirwan
& Mary C. Kirwan
Nancy Turner Klinke
& Bernard Carl Klinke
Myong Ho Ko
& Kum Soon Ko
Richard J. Kobe
& Margaret A. Kobe
Christopher L. Koch
& Lynn Marie Koch
George F. Komelasky
& Patricia A. Komelasky
Stanley Kramer
Deborah Nan Ku
Eckhard H. Kuesters
& Electa J. Kuesters
Alden R. Kuhlthau
& Gay H. Kuhlthau*
Brian Daniel Kush
& Mary Elizabeth Young Kush
Ronald R. Lambert
& Ann Elizabeth Lambert
Mark Louis Lamp
& Pamela Sue Lamp
Kimberly S. Larance
& Jerry M. Larance
Gabriel Laufer
& Liora Laufer
Michael B. Lawrence
David John League
& Rosemary V. League
John C. Leahy
& Adalia V. Leahy
Don W. Lebowitz
& Claudia A. Wagner
William Matthias Lee
Robert L. Lewis Sr.
& Dorothy M. Lewis
Klaus F. Ley
& Gisela R. Seifert-Ley
Lembit U. Lilleleht
Zongli Lin
& Jian K. Lin
Steven Wayne Lindemuth
& Maribeth Holley Lindemuth
Paul L. Linfield*
Paul C. Loizeaux
& Joan L. Loizeaux*
Kjeld E. Lopdrup
Ralph A. Lowry
& Jean D. Lowry
Josie Loyd*
Thomas E. Lull
& Nelda C. Lull
David B.D. Lumpkins
& Kristi P. Lumpkins
Jeffrey F. Lund
& Diana M. Lund
Isaac Lynch Jr.
& Barbara A. Lynch
Michael P. Lyons
& Carole P. Lyons
Andrew F. MacDonald
& Maryjane B. MacDonald*
Edward Markowski
& Carol Markowski
Ray Masavage
George C. Matthews
& Anne R. Matthews
John D. Maybee
& Mary Eileen Maybee
Katherine Rose Mayo
& William George Mayo Jr.
Judy N. McCormick
& Dennis J. McCormick
Kim McDonald
& Jack McDonald
Carolynn Q. McIlnay*
Kathleen McKelvey
Elbert C. Mead
& Dorothy R. Mead
Anil K. Mehrotra
& Sandhya Mehrotra
Gary Neil Melnick
& Diane T. Ring
Angela Mibus
& Manfred Mibus
Paul F. Mich
& Maria L. Mich
Mindi Beth Michaelson
& Craig Michaelson
Alton Miihlhouse
& Candy Miihlhouse
Roger T. Millard
& Marilyn P. Millard
Dennis O. Miller
Gaye Nell Miller
& Herman Miller Jr.
S. Michael Miller
& Catherine Waller Miller
Regina M. Milteer-Rock
& Pitman C. Rock Jr.
Donn Milton
& Rebecca Bowerman
Ralph C. Minehart
& Jean B. Minehart
Edward V. Mochel
Susan Potter Mond
& Richard Harris Mond
Kerry R. Money
Doris L. Moore
& James W. Moore
Joyce A. Moore
Margaret T. Moore
Ronald A. Mordini
& Kathleen F. Mordini
Joan Morgenstern
Harold S. Morton Jr.
Mary J. Mudd
& William Nesmith
Susan Mulcare
& Thomas Mulcare
R. Timothy Murphy
Marilyn Myers
& Scott Reginald Myers
Charles S. Myhre
& Kathleen Z. Myhre
Kenji Nagasaki
Sammy K. Ng
& Dela Ng
Daniel A. Noakes
& Robin S. Noakes
Wazir Nobbee
& Patricia Nobbee
Pamela M. Norris
& Edward E. Lamb
Arthur M. Noxon
John P. O’Connell
Steve Ollove
& Phyllis Ollove
Jeanne B. Olsen
& Howard A. Olsen
Lynn O’Malley
Robert N. Orton
& Martha S.G. Orton
Mary L. Owens
Robert H. Owens
Milford T. Oxford
Catherine Ann Pandora
& Frank Pandora
Sarah L. Papin
B. Brian Park
John Gary Pennett
Christopher Pericak
John L. Pfaltz
James E. Pickard
& Marcia B. Pickard*
Charles Peter Pisano
Gary J. Plessl
& Robin K. Plessl
A.K. Plitt
John Pomeroy
& Jyl Elizabeth Pomeroy
Joylyn Pugsley
Kendall A. Purgason
& Edith R. Purgason
Randolph G. Rains
Ernest Ramirez
& Marian Ramirez
Bill Rauschberg
& Carol Rauschberg
Jean V. Reese
Sharon Register
& Stanley Ray Register
Sandra Restivo
& Stephen Restivo
Isagani Reyes
& Erlinda Reyes
Robert J. Ribando
& Cheryl Ribando
Carol M. Richards
Larry G. Richards
Bentsu Ro
& Michelle K. Ro
Maud F. Robinson*
Paul F. Rocheleau
& Beth Fowler Rocheleau
Michael C. Rominger
& Julia T. Rominger
Bonnie O’Day Roth
& Richard J. Roth
Michael J. Rugen
& Julie Rugen
Marilyn Rurak
& David B. Matthews
Charles S. Rutherford
& Annette M. Rutherford
G. Ferrell Sandy
& Marie A. Sandy*
Gautam Sanyal
F. H. Savoie
Doris A. Schreeck
& Gerald J. Schreeck
Henrik A. Schutz
& Frances P. Schutz
Lawrence Charles Scott
& Jane Traver Scott
John R. Scully*
Vincent S. Sedwick
Diane J. Sefcik
& Peter Sefcik
Carl Shearer
& Grace Shearer
Jared Law Shope
Charles B. Sills
& Melinda A. Sills
Robert Tiffany Singleton
& Michele Reed Singleton
Stephen R. Siy
& Gretchen P. Siy
Rachel Berez Skadron
& Kevin Skadron
Chad M. Skidmore
& Kristin K. Skidmore
Philip G. Skinner
& Nancy H. Skinner
Sherry Slawski
& James W. Slawski
Doris Slocomb
Charles H. Smith Jr.
Eleanor D. Smith*
Emily R. Smith
James A. Smith
& Gail K. Smith
John P. Smith
& Teresa L. Smith
Frances Wing Soechting
& Henry Soechting
Mary Lou Soffa
& William Soffa
Norman E. Solowey
& Deborah B. Solowey
Hubert N. Sparks*
Jason Stajduhar
Mircea R. Stan
Daniel P. Stapor
& Mary Ann A. Stapor
Michael Arthur Steel
& Jean M. Steel
Deborah P. Steva
& Lewis F. Steva
Glenn E. Stoner
Sherrill L. Stramara
& Robert A. Stramara
Robert E. Stroud
& Katherine C. Stroud
William Thatcher Strout
& Mary Anne Strout
David C. Stumbaugh
& Jean A. Stumbaugh
Edward J. Sumner
& Chonghui Sumner
Hsiang Tai
& Elizabeth S. Tai
Napoleon Tan
& Benilda B. Tan
Mary C. Terry
Earl A. Thornton
William J. Thurneck
& Martha J. Thurneck
Rebecca Tirado
Judith K. Townsend
Linh T. Tran
Tong Q. Tran
& Terry T. Tran
Donald P. Traviss
& Christine L. Traviss
Gregory A. Trone
& Sally A. Trone
John Stuart Trouton
& Jean Marie
Hoddevik Trouton
Philip D. Truesdale
& Valerie P. Truesdale
Sandra M. Tuccio
& Thomas Flick
Harold A. Tucker
Marietta Buendia Tumbokon
& Dennis Cipriano Tumbokon
Nancy A. Turner
& James C. Turner
Robert Stephen Tylka
& Linda Tylka
Allan M. Van Wickler
Robert L. Vance
& Tonilynn Vance
Malathi Veeraraghavan
Ruth C. Vest
& John E. Vest
D. J. Wagner
& Margaret R. Wagner
Sandra M. Wagner
& G. Hoyt Wagner
William F. Walker
Michael P. Walls
& Mary Walls
Paul Warne
& Debra Warne
Sue Wasmuth
& Duane L. Wasmuth
Francis E. Watson
& Dianne W. Watson
Walter Watson III
Alfred C. Weaver
& Debra L. Hilliard Weaver
Jennifer L. Webster
John D. Wedo*
James P. Werly
& Elizabeth F. Werly
Tom Wheaton
Martha Brooks Whitworth
Sonja M. Wickland
Harry E. Wilkinson
& Sara Beth Wilkinson*
Thomas Garnett Williamson
Carl R. Willner
& Kathleen S. Willner
Robert C. Wilson III
& Linda W. Wilson*
Claudia V. Wisman
& Paul P. Wisman Jr.
James G. Wohlford
Connie M. Wooten
& Edward R. Wooten
Russell A. Wright II
& Laura Bell Wright
Marigail Wynne
E. Howard Youmans
& Zoe R. Youmans
Charles M. Zacharias Jr.
Toni Anzalone Zirker
HONOR ROLL
MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES
M
atching gifts multiply the impact of an employee’s gift to the Engineering School. In addition, matching gifts count toward Thornton Society
membership. This year, more than $218,000 came from corporate matching gifts. We are grateful for the generosity of these companies
and their employees.
3M Foundation Inc.
Accenture Foundation
AES Corporation
Aileen S. Andrew Foundation
Air Liquide USA LLC
Air Products Foundation
Alcoa Foundation
Alstom Power Inc.
Altria Group Inc.
American Electric Power
Company Inc.
American Express Foundation
American International Group Inc.
Analog Devices
Anheuser-Busch Foundation
Ashland Inc.
AT&T Corporation
AT&T Foundation
Avon Products Inc.
BAE Systems
Ball Corporation
Baltimore Gas
& Electric Company
Bank of America Foundation
BASF Corporation
BD Matching Gift Program
Bechtel Foundation
Becton Dickinson & Company
BellSouth Corporation
Black & Decker Corporation
Boeing Company
Boeing Gift Matching Program
BP America Inc.
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation
Butler Manufacturing
Company Foundation
Cadence Design Systems Inc.
Campbell Soup Foundation
Capital Group Company
Charitable Foundation
Capital One Services Inc.
Capital One Financial Corporation
Caterpillar Foundation
Clark Construction Group LLC
Colgate Palmolive Company
Constellation Energy Group
Constellation Energy Group
Foundation Inc.
Corning Incorporated Foundation
Deloitte & Touche Foundation
Deutsche Bank Americas
Foundation
Dominion Foundation
Dominion Virginia Power
Dow Chemical Company
Foundation
Duke Energy Corporation
eBay Foundation
Electronic Arts Inc.
Eli Lilly and Company Foundation
Emerson
Emerson Electric Company
Entergy Corporation
Ernst & Young Foundation
Exelon Corporation
Exxon Mobil Foundation
Fannie Mae Foundation
FPL Group Inc.
Franklin Federal Foundation
Freddie Mac Foundation
GE Foundation
GEICO Corporation
GenCorp Foundation Inc.
Genworth Financial Inc.
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Greif Brothers Corporation
Harris Foundation
IBM Credit Corporation
Ingersoll-Rand Company
Insurance Services Office Inc.
Integrity Applications Incorporated
Intel Corporation
Intel Foundation
IBM
Intuit Foundation
Johnson & Johnson
Johnson & Johnson
Family of Companies
Kimberly-Clark Foundation Inc.
LexisNexis
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Lockheed Martin Foundation
Lyondell Chemical Company
MeadWestvaco Foundation
Merck and Company Inc.
Merck Partnership For Giving
Merrill Lynch & Company
Merrill Lynch & Company
Foundation Inc.
Microsoft
Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Monsanto Fund
Moody’s Investors Service Inc.
Morgan Stanley
National City Bank
Norfolk Southern Corporation
Norfolk Southern Foundation
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Northrop Grumman Foundation
OneBeacon Insurance
Oracle Corporation
Penn Virginia Corporation
Pennsylvania Power
& Light Company
PepsiCo Foundation
Pfizer Foundation
Philip Morris USA Inc.
PPG Industries Inc.
PPL Global LLC
Procter & Gamble Company
Procter & Gamble Fund
Progress Energy
Raytheon Company
Rockwell Collins
Saint Gobain Corporation
Sapient Corporation
Schering-Plough Foundation
Science Applications
International Corporation
Scitor Corporation
Shell Companies Foundation Inc.
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Siemens Industrial Automation Inc.
Southern Company Services
Matching Gifts Program
Stone Energy Corporation
SunTrust Bank Atlanta Foundation
SunTrust Banks Inc.
T. Rowe Price Associates
Foundation Inc.
Texas Instruments Inc.
The Delta Airlines Foundation
The Duke Energy Foundation
The Home Depot
Home Depot Foundation
The Walt Disney
Company Foundation
The Williams Companies Inc.
Tredegar Industries Inc.
Tyco Matching Gifts Program
UPS Foundation
USG Foundation
Verizon Communications
Verizon Foundation
Wachovia Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
GIFTS FROM CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS
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orporate and foundation gifts provide vital funding in support of academic and programmatic enhancement at SEAS. We are grateful for our
corporate and foundation partners who continue to show their support of SEAS. (Please note that individuals’ family foundations and trusts are
included in the list below.)
$100,000 and Above
Clark Construction Group LLC*
Intel Corporation*
Massey Foundation*
Microsoft Corporation*
Nanoelectronics Research Corp.
The Clark Construction Group
Charitable Foundation
The Rice Family Foundation
Vanguard Charitable
Endowment Program
Wallace H. Coulter Foundation
$10,000–$99,999
Aerojet
Air Products and Chemicals Inc.
Alcoa Inc.
Altria Group Inc.
American Association for
Advancement of Science
American Chemical Society
ARCS Foundation Inc.*
ATI Research Silicon Valley Inc.
AutoTrader.com
Boeing Company*
C & F Enterprises Inc.*
Computing Research Association
CRI Catalyst Company LP
Etagon
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Fair Isaac Corporation
Faulconer Construction Company
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund*
Florida Clinical Practice
Association Inc.
Hankins and Anderson Inc.
Henry Kinnier Jr. Revocable Trust
Hyundai Motor Company
& Kia Motors Corporation
Information Storage
Industry Consortium
Inner Harbor Brothers LLC
J.V. Angeles Construction
Corporation
John and Betsy McLinden
Foundation
The Payne Family Foundation*
W.M. Keck Foundation
Komatsu Ltd.
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Lockheed Martin Foundation*
Lyondell Chemical Company
Margaret Q. Greever
Revocable Trust
Micron Technology
Foundation Inc.
Microsoft
Nanostellar Inc.
Northrop Grumman Corporation*
Northrop Grumman
Systems Corporation
NVIDIA Corporation
Pfizer Inc.
Ryder Truck Rental Inc.
Semiconductor Research
Corporation
Southeastern Center for Electrical
Engineering Education Inc.
The Kopf Family Foundation Inc.*
The Norfolk Foundation*
Virginia Ready-Mixed
Concrete Association*
Virginia Heart Association
$2,500–$9,999
Acorn Alcinda Foundation*
Ajinomoto Company
Ann L.S. Brown Revocable Trust
BioMotion Analytics LLC
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
Capital One Services Inc.
Carolyn A. Miner Revocable
Deed Trust
Carters Glen LLC
Celanese Ltd.
Cohasset Ltd.
Crutchfield Corporation
Dan O. Bauer Trust
Foundation for Roanoke Valley*
HJC Family Foundation
Hunton Trane
James V. Bitner Family Trust
JFE Techno-Research Corporation
Marie G. Dennett Foundation
Merck & Company Inc.*
Napowan Associates LLC
Orphan Family Trust
Praxair
Russell Siblings Trust
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
The ABE Charitable
Foundation Inc.
The Greater Kansas City
Community Foundation
UOP LLC
William M. Camp Foundation
Winston-Salem Foundation
$1,000–$2,499
Altenklingen Foundation*
Apogen Technologies Inc.
ASCE Richmond Branch
Bank of America United
Way Campaign
Calnetix
Charitable Flex Fund
Chesapeake Corporation
Foundation*
Community Foundation of
Greater Birmingham
Griffin Orthodontics
McDonough Braungart
Design Chemical
McNeill Charitable Foundation
Merck and Company Inc.
Norfolk Southern Corporation
Trust Account
Norfolk Southern Corporation
Operations Management LLC
Reed Foundation Inc.
Shenandoah Community
Foundation*
The Aurora Foundation
The Hearst Corporation
United Way of New York City
University of Maine Foundation
Woodward Foundation Inc.
$1–$999
Accenture Foundation
AEC Services Inc.
Agilent Technologies Inc.
AT&T United Way
BAE Systems Employee
Community Fund
Bushman Engineering PC
BWX Technologies Inc.
Cannon Corporation
Capital One Financial PAC Match
Central Virginia Chapter
of INCOSE
Charles Stringfellow Living Trust
Chesterfield County
Cisco Systems Inc.
Citi Global Impact Funding Trust
Community Foundation
of New Jersey
Community Foundation of
Southeastern North Carolina*
CW Optics Inc.
DMB Foundation
DRW Consultants Inc.
Dunavant Engineering
E. Caligari & Son Inc.
Electronic Measurement Systems
Eugene Mackall Childs
Revocable Trust
Five Colleges Incorporated
Global Impact
Harry E. & Sara B. Wilkinson Trust
Holliday Living Trust
Hunton & Williams
Institute of Electrical
& Electronics Engineers Inc.
JustGive
KPMG Foundation
Lakeview Medical Center Inc.
Lambert Living Trust
League of Women Voters
Looking Glass Marine Inc.
Michael or Norma Cannon
Living Trust
Newport News Shipbuilding
Northrop Grumman
Newport News*
Occupational & Environmental
Consulting Services Inc.
Panalytical Inc.
Pfizer United Way Campaign
Popeye’s Famous Fried Chicken
Robert R. Fair Associates
Space Adventures Ltd.
Sperry Marine Inc.
Sportsbuff Features
T. Hugh and Ann S. Nelson
Revocable Living Trust
The Calhoun Family Trust
The Family Trust*
The Trouton Family Trust
Thomas Jefferson Area United Way
Thomas Jefferson Foundation Inc.
Virginia Semiconductor Inc.
Yahoo! Inc.
SPECIAL TRIBUTE GIFTS
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very year generous donors support SEAS as a way to give tribute to select individuals. We are grateful for this support.
In Honor of Donald E. Brown
Mr. Ernest Ramirez
& Mrs. Marian Ramirez
In Honor of Dr. John Martin Kerr Jr.
Mr. V. Clay Johnston
& Mrs. Sharon K. Johnston
Mrs. Frances C. Wawner
Franklin E. Wawner Jr.
& Mrs. Frances C. Wawner
In Honor of Mr. Donnie A. Coleman
Mr. Don R. Coleman
& Mrs. Jacqueline H. Coleman
In Honor of Ms. Doris Kuhlmann-Wilsdorf
Mr. Ignatius Y. Chan
& Mrs. Marie Y. Chan
Mr. L. Frazier Fall
& Mrs. Betty L. Fall
Claude Wayne Mays
Ms. Joan D. Perry
William R. Robertson
In Honor of Gregory H. Olsen
Mr. L. Frazier Fall
& Mrs. Betty L. Fall
Franklin E. Wawner Jr.
& Mrs. Frances C. Wawner
In Honor of Mr. John L. Corbin
Ms. Catharine Barret Corbin
In Honor of Professor K. Preston White Jr.
Mr. Ernest Ramirez
& Mrs. Marian Ramirez
HONOR ROLL
MEMORIAM GIFTS
In Memory of Charles L. Brown Jr.
Ann Lee Saunders Brown
Ryder Truck Rental Inc.
In Memory of Abbie M. Fox Jr.
Christopher J. Ettel
& Margaret W. Ettel
Mary J. Mudd
William Nesmith
G. Hoyt Wagner
& Sandra M. Wagner
Duane L. Wasmuth
& Sue Wasmuth
In Memory of Vera R. Granlund
Agilent Technologies Inc.
Richard A. Fenton
& Anita C. Fenton
Elbert C. Mead
& Dorothy R. Mead
Robert H. Owens
Joylyn Pugsley
E. Howard Youmans
& Zoe R. Youmans
In Memory of Susan Plitt Gurley
John M. Gurley
In Memory of Mary Anne Hatcher
George A. Hatcher Jr.
& Kim H. Hatcher
In Memory of James M. Hoylman Jr.
Estate of Bettie Jo Swartz Alphin
In Memory of Robert J. Kennedy
Acorn Alcinda Foundation
Todd A. Kennedy
In Memory of Thomas Dabney Kern
Henry L. Kinnier
In Memory of George B. Matthews
Paul E. Allaire
& Janet A.H. Allaire
Eric C. Anderson
Charles A. Bakewell
& Lucia U. Bakewell
James T. Beard
& Kathryn Lee Beard
David L. Bishop
& Jennifer H. Bishop
John W. Boring
& Ethel W. Boring
William R. Burrowbridge
Ernest H. Ern
& Jeanette P. Ern
Sam S. Fisher
& Mary E. Fisher
Joseph D. Gillerlain Jr.
Earl A. Glosser
& Luanne Glosser
Luther Y. Gore
& Joan Elias Gore
Walter Hauser
Frank B. Haynes Jr.
& Inez S. Haynes
F. Antonio Iachetta
& Lynette E. Iachetta
William C. Johnson
Carol Johnston
James J. Kauzlarich
& Sally Kauzlarich
Forrest D. Kerns
& Joyce Kerns
Alden R. Kuhlthau
& Gay H. Kuhlthau
William Steven Lanier
League of Women Voters
Thomas E. Lull
& Nelda C. Lull
Eric H. Maslen
& Sandra F. Maslen
George C. Matthews
& Anne R. Matthews
Eugene S. McVey Sr.
& Lexie A. McVey
Matthew M. Mehalik
Ralph C. Minehart
& Jean B. Minehart
James W. Moore
& Doris L. Moore
Ronald A. Mordini
& Kathleen F. Mordini
Joan Morgenstern
Christopher Pericak
Walter D. Pilkey
& Barbara Pilkey
Randolph G. Rains
Robert J. Ribando
& Cheryl Ribando
Henrik A. Schutz
& Frances P. Schutz
SEAS Department of Mechanical
& Aerospace Engineering
Carl Shearer
& Grace Shearer
Doris Slocomb
Space Adventures Ltd.
Robert A. Stramara
& Sherrill L. Stramara
Robert E. Stroud
& Katherine C. Stroud
Mary C. Terry
James Michael Thomas
D.J. Wagner
& Margaret R. Wagner
Martha Brooks Whitworth
Marigail Wynne
Carter F. Yeatman
In Memory of James W. Nicholson
Sherrie J. Hogan
Herman Miller Jr.
& Gaye Nell Miller
Kendall A. Purgason
& Edith R. Purgason
Michael J. Rugen
& Julie Rugen
In Memory of James Milton Rinaca
W. Douglas Ensor
& Joan E. Ensor
Henry L. Kinnier
In Memory of Charles A. Robinson Jr.
Maud F. Robinson
In Memory of William Tyler Ross Sr.
Cranston Williams Jr.
In Memory of C.G. Walton
Paul Sposito
In Memory of Heinz G.F. Wilsdorf
William Abraham Cassada III
Ignatius Y. Chan
& Marie Y. Chan
L. Frazier Fall
& Betty L. Fall
William R. Robertson
Franklin E. Wawner Jr.
& Frances C. Wawner
In Memory of John N. Winfield
Rozanne C. Winfield
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The Engineering School Congratulates
DARPA 2007 Urban Challenge __-Place Winner
‘Tommy Jr.,’ the Self-Driving Robotic Car
Team Jefferson, made up of Engineering
School students, faculty and alumni, was
among 36 teams worldwide to compete for
a $2 million top prize in the world’s only
driverless car race, held on November 3, 2007.
The final round of the Urban Challenge
required robotic vehicles to autonomously
traverse 60 miles of challenging urban traffic
conditions — stopping at an intersection,
merging with traffic, parallel parking, avoiding
debris or obstacles in the road, and obeying
traffic laws such as rights-of-way — all the
while avoiding collisions with the other entries.
Team members and U.Va. electrical
engineering graduate Paul Perrone (EE ’95)
and his Crozet, Va.-based company, Perrone
Robotics, outfitted Tommy Jr. with advanced
software that amalgamates several data streams
supplied by the car’s Global Positioning
System — a stereo vision system, multiple
laser range finders and radar — so that the
car could “see” up to 250 feet in all directions
with precision of up to half an inch.
Congratulations, Team Jefferson!
Read more: www.teamjefferson.com
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