2015 Annual Report - Hawkeye Community College

CHANGING LIVES
ANNUAL
REPORT
2015
Foundation
Foundation
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Dear Friends
On behalf of the Hawkeye Community College Foundation and the students, faculty, and staff of
Hawkeye Community College, THANK YOU for your ongoing support of education.
Not long ago, a scholarship recipient sought me out at a community event, and with tears of
gratitude she said the most heartfelt thank you I have ever heard. She recounted her desperate
attempts to find employment before earning her high school equivalency diploma through the
Hawkeye Community College Metro Center. It was there she discovered her ability, but still
waivered in her confidence. With the urging of staff members from the Metro Center, she made
the commitment to earn her associate degree at Hawkeye Community College and graduated in
May 2014. She will finish her bachelor’s degree at a local university in May 2016 and she is already
looking at master’s programs.
While I was very impressed with her academic accomplishments, it was what she said next that
was most important, “Without Hawkeye Community College, I would never have believed in
myself. The scholarship that was given to me was an opportunity. Thank you for everything you
did to help me.” She continued, “There are more people like me in our community. They have so
much potential, but we have to find a way to help them see what is possible!”
Our staff and board members have the privilege to hear these stories firsthand, but the real
heroes for our students are our donors. You are providing access to a high quality, life-changing
education. We see new opportunities to help students each day, and through your continued
generosity, we are able to help more students each year.
The opportunities to support the college are endless and range from providing scholarships to
program funding and faculty development funds.
We hope you find inspiration and validation in the stories of this report. These are lives that are
impacted because you have helped them to see what is possible!
Holly M. Johnson
Executive Director
Hawkeye Community College Foundation
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Foundation
2015-16
FOUNDATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
Todd Rohlfsen
Farmers State Bank
VICE PRESIDENT
Maggie Burger
Speer Financial, Inc.
Ken Allbaugh, Retired
Patrice Brock, Wheaton Franciscan Health Care
Steve Dust, Greater Cedar Valley Alliance
& Chamber
Christopher Fereday, PDCM Insurance
Gene Leonhart, Cardinal Construction Inc.
Lynn Smith, Swisher & Cohrt, P.L.C.
TERM ENDED JUNE 30, 2015
Gretchen Syhre, Hawkeye Community College
TRUSTEE REPRESENTATIVES
John Schuller, Green Belt Bank & Trust
Joan Webster-Vore, Artist and Instructor
SECRETARY
Elizabeth Sindt
Hawkeye Community College
Community Bank & Trust
EX-OFFICIO – HAWKEYE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Dr. Linda Allen, College President
Dr. Jane Bradley, Vice President, Academic Affairs
Kathy Flynn, Vice President, Institutional Advancement
Daniel Gillen, Vice President, Administration and Finance
Holly Johnson, Hawkeye Foundation, Executive Director
FOUNDATION STAFF
Karen Gebel, Associate Director
Jenny Hoover, Executive Assistant
Deb Lilly, Accountant
Hawkeye Community College
Foundation Assets as of June 30, 2015
19%
Endowment Funds
$3,187,039 45%
Scholarship, Department & Activity Funds
$2,405,049 34%
34%
Unrestricted Funds
$1,326,250
19%
Loan Funds
$174,414 2%
Total Assets
$7,092,752 TREASURER
Stacey Bentley
2%
45%
100%
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CONNECTING RESOURCES TO HELP
Needing to improve her English…seeking additional
education…searching for guidance, Awa El Amin has
found success through Hawkeye Community College.
Awa was born and raised in Dakar, Senegal,
where she graduated from the Institut Africain de
Management with a degree in finance. As an adult,
she was successful in her career working in various
transportation and financial businesses in her home
country.
She met her husband when he was visiting Senegal
for a family wedding. They married in 2010 and Awa
came to the United States in 2012.
Although Awa has a degree from Senegal, it is a very
lengthy process to have it translated to determine
which credits would transfer or apply toward a degree
in the United States. She decided to start classes as
she waited for the process to be completed.
[
When asked about the opportunities she sees for
the future, Awa stated, “The United States is like
paradise. If you work for it, you can have so much!”
The United States is like paradise. If
you work for it, you can have so much!
]
Awa strives to have a professional job like she had
in Senegal. She knew she needed to speak English
fluently and her mother-in-law encouraged her to
attend Hawkeye Community College’s Metro Center
for English Language Learning (ELL) classes.
Awa took an English class and earned good grades.
At that point she felt ready to enroll in college
courses. Laura Hidlebaugh, an ELL instructor,
mentored Awa and recognized that she needed more
English classes to be successful. Awa reflected on
that decision, “I listened to Laura. My English really
improved over the next year. Laura is an amazing
teacher and became a great friend. I loved my classes
at the Metro Center. The instructors want people to
do well. They knew what I needed to be successful
and they pushed me.”
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Anna Laneville, a transition specialist at the college,
became another mentor for Awa, “Awa is a leader,”
Anna said. “She is strong, resilient, and a role model.
She doesn’t give up.”
“I met Anna a year ago,” Awa explained. “She is
vital to me being successful. It was hard to come to
campus, but she showed me the way. She was there
for me at the Metro Center, and she is here for me on
Main Campus.”
A transition specialist serves as the vital link for
students, serving as mentors and transitioning them
from programs at the Metro Center to post-secondary
training. A specialist meets one-on-one with students
and guide them through the enrollment process.
After college classes start, the transition specialist
continues to support students through regular
meetings and check-ins.
Anna loves her job, “I get to help people see their
own potential. It is there – they just don’t know it.
I help them discover their own strengths and then
provide access to education. These are people who
live in our community and they are helping to improve
the community in which they live.”
Anna stated, “Awa is very well respected by students
at the Metro Center. Many students look up to her.
When I ask students if they know Awa, their eyes get
big – they are proud of her because they know she is
already successful.”
“
When I found
out I received
a scholarship, I
started to cry. I
thought – wow
that is money! It
was such a relief.
Thank you!
”
STUDENTS SUCCEED
Awa started classes on the Main Campus in 2015.
“On the first day of school I was nervous. I was
scared. I told myself I have a lot of people behind me
and I needed to keep pushing myself.” Her classes
include reading, writing, and math. Awa made
another connection at Hawkeye with a reading and
writing instructor, Ellen Sonnet. “She helped me a lot.
She would also push me. She knew I could do it.”
Awa’s message to others is, “If you want good
grades, there are many people who will help you
succeed at Hawkeye Community College. I love my
classes.”
Many of Hawkeye’s students balance work, family,
and school on their education journey. Awa is a parttime student taking classes in the morning. She also
works second shift at Tyson – full time. She has been
offered promotions at work and did not accept them,
as she decided to focus on school right now, “I don’t
know how I do it – sometimes I am overwhelmed
and exhausted. I work in production safety. Many of
my co-workers ask how I do it. I tell them Hawkeye
is very good and they need to start at the Metro
Center and improve their English. Anna will help them
transfer to campus. I push them.”
To learn more about scholarships and providing
opportunities to students studying at the Metro
Center, please contact the Hawkeye Community
College Foundation.
Dear Donor,
It’s with humility and profound gratitude that
I accept this scholarship. We Believe in
You award allowed me to pay my tuition.
I appreciate your recognition of my efforts.
Going back to school wasn’t easy for me. The
main obstacle was that I do not qualify for
financial aid and I have to pay for school on my
own. This scholarship will enable me to focus
on my studies without financial uncertainty.
Again thank you for your generous and
meaningful gift.
~Awa
Paying for college is stressful for Awa. “I prefer not to
owe anyone money. I am paying for college myself.”
Awa received the We Believe in You Scholarship to
attend Hawkeye Community College. “When I found
out I received a scholarship, I started to cry. I thought –
wow that is money! It was such a relief. Thank you!”
Awa has learned so much over the past few
years. She is currently enrolled in the Business
Administration program, and she is determined to
earn her degree. Hawkeye Community College will
continue to support Awa as she pursues education –
connecting her with resources to help her succeed.
HUMBLE. HONEST. HARDWORKING.
These three words describe Awa’s character through
this educational journey, and these characteristics will
help her continue to build a strong future after earning
her degree.
Anna Laneville and Awa El Amin
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THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING
An endowment is a fund that is invested and the principal remains intact in perpetuity or for a
defined time period. Earnings on the endowment create a source of revenue to fund the specific
interest of the donor.
Samuel Waite
Program: Natural Resources Management – “I chose
the program more for the love of nature. I like taking
care of nature and spending time outdoors. I love this
program.”
Why Hawkeye? “I chose Hawkeye because of the
Natural Resources Management program and because
it was accessible.”
Future Goals: “My goal is to obtain a position in land
management, particularly with woodlands or prairie.”
Best Thing about Hawkeye Community College:
“I like the relationship between the professors and the
students. The professors take time to get to know their
students. The small class size is great.”
Hawkeye Community College Foundation received
a $445,000 gift through the estate of Lloyd R. Dilley
and Donald L. Dilley. This endowed gift established
the Lloyd R. Dilley and Donald L. Dilley Memorial
Scholarship, which provides scholarships for Bremer
County high school graduates in specific programs.
Currently two $5,000 scholarships are awarded
annually to students.
The value education brings to students, their
families, and our community is made even stronger
through the ongoing support of our donors. You
have the power to make a lasting impact on
Hawkeye Community College students through
a planned gift. Your planned gift will benefit the
college’s students, faculty, and programs for many
generations to come.
Gifts large and small are important. Charitable giving
is not only for the wealthy! Consider making a gift
from your estate to Hawkeye Community College.
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Words to Donor: “Thank you. I would like to express
my gratitude. It is nice to know that someone
established a scholarship to specifically help students
seeking a degree from Bremer County.”
“
I chose the program more for
the love of nature. I like taking
care of nature and spending time
outdoors. I love this program.
”
~Samuel
Zachery Kuhlmann
Program: Landscape and Turf Management – “I
first started at UNI to major in athletic training. Then I
changed to criminal justice. Then I started my job at
Weeds on Fire and I really liked it. I thought why not
try a program in school related to my job. I am on the
right track now.”
Why Hawkeye? “I like that the college was close to
home.”
Future Goals: “I would like to work in the field related
to my current job.”
Best Thing about Hawkeye Community College:
“It is a good school. My program is hands-on learning.
I get a lot of experience with a lot of different types of
projects.”
Words to Donor: “Thank you. I was very surprised
when I received the scholarship. It was a great
honor when I learned it was a memorial scholarship.
Financially it made a big difference.”
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Charles H Dalton Jr.
Scholarship
“
The Foundation made it so easy to set-up
this scholarship to honor my father. The
scholarship turned out to be exactly what
my father would have wanted to do.
”
sold the business to his employees when he retired
in 1986. Charles served on the Waterloo Board of
Education from 1966-1973, serving as president from
1970-1972. He and his wife, Betty Landgraf Dalton, a
Waterloo East graduate, understood the importance
of education, especially career and technical training.
Through the years he hired many Hawkeye graduates
and often had students apprentice with his highlyskilled technicians.
Charles H Dalton Jr. was a civic leader – helping to
continually improve the community in which he lived.
He wanted to provide opportunities for others to
improve themselves and his legacy continues as a
scholarship established at the Hawkeye Community
College Foundation to help students achieve their
educational goals.
The Charles H Dalton Jr. Scholarship was created
by his daughter, Ann Dalton. “My folks set such a
wonderful example for us by getting involved in and
giving back to the community that meant so much to
them. My motivation for starting this scholarship in my
dad’s name is to fulfill his dream of encouraging young
men and women to continue their educations beyond
high school – to find success and fulfillment in a career
as satisfying as his was.”
Charles was a proponent of young adults pursuing
careers in the trades and industrial arts. He especially
wanted these students to be committed to the hard
work and excellence required for a career in the
trades. Ann recalled, “He knew his success in the
community depended on a team of well-trained service
professionals. Dad’s forte was the nuts and bolts of
the business; his employees added their technical
skills to the mix. It turned out to be a great – and very
successful – business model.”
He started Dalton Hardware in 1949 and it became
Dalton Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling in 1959. He
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As Charles was very involved in the Waterloo school
system, the scholarships provide financial support
for Waterloo graduates. Two $2,500 scholarships
are awarded annually to incoming students from the
Waterloo Community School District who are pursuing
a degree or diploma in an Industrial and Engineering
Technology program. The students must demonstrate
financial need and have a minimum high school grade
point average of 2.5. Preference is given to students
with a 3.0 GPA or higher, as well as to female and
minority students.
“The Foundation made it so easy to set-up this
scholarship to honor my father. The scholarship
turned out to be exactly what my father would have
wanted to do.”
As demonstrated throughout Hawkeye Community
College’s history, the college successfully graduates
professionals who are workforce-ready and who
offer a competitive advantage to area employers. In
order to continue giving students access to a quality
and affordable education, additional scholarships
are needed. The cost of college should not inhibit
individuals from achieving their goals.
An investment with Hawkeye Community College
provides a better quality of life for those who live,
work, and raise families in our community for many
generations to come.
DONORS
Thank you to our generous
donors during the past
year. Gifts are listed below
as cumulative gifts.
CIRCLE OF PHILANTHROPY
(GREATER THAN $250,000)
R. J. McElroy Trust
Max & Helen Guernsey
CIRCLE OF LEADERSHIP
($100,000 - $249,999)
Max & Helen Guernsey
Charitable Foundation
CIRCLE OF ALTRUISM
($50,000 - $99,999)
Ken Allbaugh
Dr. Linda & Michael Allen
Mark & June Birdnow
Blough Dairy, Inc.
Community Bank & Trust
Community Foundation of Waterloo/
Cedar Falls & NE Iowa
GMT Corporation
Lynn & Marge Harned
Hawkeye Bookstore - Division of
University Book & Supply
Ike & Emile Leighty
Frances Nelson
Young Plumbing & Heating
CIRCLE OF BENEFICENCE
($25,000 - $49,999)
American Color Imaging Mark & Lisa Lane
Barbara Brock
Gery & Connie Deaver
Tom Ferguson &
Kathy Flynn Ferguson
Judith A. Franzen
Katherine & Galen Howsare
Marcia Mullkin
Richard Phelps
Principal Financial Group
Dr. Gregory & Lisa Schmitz
Waterloo Industries, Inc.
CIRCLE OF ENTERPRISE
($10,000 - $24,999)
American Legion of Iowa Foundation
ASPRO, Inc.
Ray & Michelle Beets
Black Hawk County
Law Enforcement Association
Bremer County Peace
Officers Association
Cedar Falls KIWANIS Rough Risers
Reid & D.J. Corson
Dan Deery Motor Company
Keith & Wini Dewey
Frank D. Dowie III
Flow Control, Inc.
Ron & Deb Hacker
Sandy & Brad Jensen
Robert Kimm
Mudd Advertising
PDCM Insurance
Jim & Marge Polacek
“Thank you very much for believing in me.” ~Glenn
Rockwell Collins Matching
Gift Program
Marv & Helen Schumacher
Schumacher Elevator Company
Sons of Amvets No. 49
Sarah A. Turner
JoAnna Van Gerpen
Veridian Credit Union
Vermeer Sales & Service
Paulette & Larry Wood
CIRCLE OF INSPIRATION
($5,000 - $9,999)
Patrick Ashwood
Associated General Contractors
of Iowa Foundation
BankIowa
Sarah Boldt
Cynthia A. Bottrell, Ph.D.
Dr. Dan & Carol Brobst
James & Della Cafaro
Dan & Marla Channer
John & Krisha Clopton
Family of Charles H Dalton Jr.
Roger S. Davis
Janet & Larry Dellinger
Uyntha Duncan & Family
Pat East
Jerry R. Ellis
Express Employment Professionals
Karen & Paul Gebel
Rick & Julie Gesie
Dan & Lacinda Gillen
Kent & Frances Guild
Nancy E. Henderson
Robin & Roger Knight
Randall Lowe CMHE
Donna S. McNulty
Alton Miller
Donna & Ivan Miller
Judy Smelser Mitchell
Pat & Nancy Pinkston
Larry & Karlena Rannals
Barbara & Don Roeder
Rochester Armored Car Co.
Terri Rogers
Jean M. Trainor
Dave & Claudia Unger
Dave Westley & Trudy Johnson
Vieth Construction Corporation
Rick & Cathy Young
Youngblut Contracting
CIRCLE OF ADVANCEMENT
$1,000 - $4,999
Ethan & Janice Akin
Renee Aschbrenner
David Ball
Robert Beener
Kim & Gretchen Behm
Todd Bengen
Russ & Stacey Bentley
Linda Bingham
David & Susan Blecha
Brent Blythe
Jim & Denise Bouska
Cindi Boyd
Charles Braatz
Doug Brace
Matt & Jane Bradley
Robert & Patrice Brock
Denise Brown
Karla Brown
Scott & Connie Buhr Family
Jamie Bute
Betty & Mike Butler
Alan & Phyllis Charlson
CHF, LLC
Cindi Clark
Matthew Clark
Michele N. Clark
Community Foundation of Greater
Dubuque
Laurie-Ann Crawford
CUNA Mutual Insurance Co.
Cherie Post Dargan
Gregory & Heather Detter
Jamie Dettmer
Carol Dick
Bob & Denise Dunn
Steven & Donita Dust
Annette & Kim Elliott
Chris Fereday
Rocky Fratzke Memorial Scholarship
Catharine Freeman
Trudy Fritch
Tracy Grandy
Constance Grimm
Holly Grimm-See
David Grunklee
Eileen Gunderson
Kris & Sue Hansen
Quentin Hart
Bruce Haugland
Carol Hedberg
Brenda Hempen
Rodney Holke-Farnam
Jenny & Zach Hoover
Alma Huck & Family
IClick Expo
Jeff Jantzen
Dan & Kim Jensen
Michael & Holly Johnson
Tim & Joanie Johnson
Jerry Kass
Fred Kjeld
Melissa Seible Klein
Dr. Laurel Klinkenberg
Dave & Joni Krejchi
Marty Kroenecke
Darcia Krouse
Doug Kruger
Leighty Foundation
Dianne Lellig
Daniel J. Lichty
Jim & Deb Lilly
Chris & Dan Lorenz
Loren & Luane Lorenzen
Carol Luvert
Patrick Malloy
Mannatt’s, Inc.
Rhonda McRina
Laura Meyers
Midland Concrete Products
Patti Mohling
Mary Pat Moore
Lisa & Antonio Muñoz
Madalene (MJ) Nelson
Dan Nierling
Bonita Ocheltree
Roger & Kathy Ormord
Kris & Neil Owens
Darla L.S. Palmer
Joan Pecenka-Roth
Dr. Celina Peerman
Kimberly Pritchard
Luanne Puhl
Dr. P.B. & Devi Raju
Allan D. Read
Rockwell Collins Charitable Corp.
Todd Rohlfsen
Mary Rose
Mark Ryan
Sam’s Club
Aaron Sauerbrei
Tracy Schmidt
Marilyn Sheffels
Veena & Paresh Shettigar
Keith R. Siers
Simply “I Do”
Beth & Keith Sindt
Levi & Audrey Sires
Lynn & Troy Smith
Robin Sprague
Jason & Candy Streed
Penny & Lance Teisinger
Dawn Tiedemann
Trachelle Traywick
Tuve Investments, Inc.
Jenice Ulrichs
LaVonne Vichlach
Randy & Deborah Vogeler
John & Annette Von Tersch
Marvin C. Vore & Joan Webster-Vore
Woody Walters
Mary Weber
Jerry & Kathy Wilharm
Clark & Patricia Willoughby
CIRCLE OF ACHIEVEMENT
$500 - $999
Michael Ammerman
James & Carolyn Bell
Rachelle Biderman
Maggie Burger
Sharon Buss
Rebecca Carrier
Ole Cleveland
Patricia Crowe Rubino
Russell Culbertson
Susan Cusmano
Tim & Vicki Cutsforth
Chad Dean
Dr. David & Karen Deeter
Roger Eich
Tonya Enright
Larry Erickson
Karen Fisher
Heidi Forbes
Friendship Village Retirement Center
Jeremy Fry
Ruth Gaede
Patrick Geer
Wesley Gielau
Kurt Goldsmith
Rodd & Krystal Grady
Sherry Harvey
Marian Hastings
Martie Heath-Sinclair
Brandon Ingle
Frances Kavalier
William R. Koch
Jennifer Kohlmeyer
Paul Kurt
Marco, Inc.
McLaughlin Investment Services
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DONORS
“
“I hope one day I will be able to help students achieve their goals
just as you have helped me.” ~Allie
Thank you very much for believing in me.
CIRCLE OF ACHIEVEMENT
$500 - $999 continued
Tom Mueller
Jay & Candace Nardini
Shawn & JoAnna Nieman
Bonnie Niewoehner
Victor Palmer
Julie Petersen
Lenora (Lonnie) Polok
Muriel & Scott Poppens
Michaela Rich
Mikki Savage
John & Joan Schuller
Don Scott
Joseph W. Seda
Christine Shreve
Dana Smith
Brad & Annette Staples
Rod L. Swinton
Gretchen & Dan Syhre
Dan Utley
Dresden Wulf
Josh & Gail Zehr
CIRCLE OF TECHNOLOGY
$100 - $499
The Addington Family
Hillary & Eric Anniss
Mary Arnold
Michael F. Barnes
John E. Beckman
Shirley Bergman
Biology Faculty Member
Randy & Karla Blackford
Jennifer Brehm
Kelly Brooks
Shateisha B. Bruce
Shawn Buhrow
Sheila Bullock
Lucas Carlson
Stephanie & Nathan Cherry
Lisa Ciesielski
City Sanitary Service
Johnathan Cockrell
Compresssed Air & Equipment Co.
Arleen Cook
Kenneth Cox
Cassandra Creighton
Annette Crowe
Zach Dahlgren
Tarah Dalziel
John & Marlene Deery
Heather Demsky
Jodi Dinsdale
Zachary Donohue
Beverly Duffy
Marina Durinova
Sondra Dyer
Lorna Eaton
Katie & Matt Elliott
Tina Engstrom
EO Johnson
Rachel Evans
Jane Even
Kendra Everest
Family Health Chriropractic, P.C.
William Farmer
Farmers State Bank
William & Julie Fee
Gene & Michelle Ficken
Colleen Finger
Nathan Fisher
Patrick Fisher
Karen A. Fox
Amy Frost
Robin Galloway
Tamara L. Gavin Boyd
Kathryn Gisleson
Carolyn Glenn
Ann Goddard
Nathan Groom
Doug Hagerman
Diane Hamer
Donna Hansen
Marianne Hartz
Scott Harvey
Candace Havely
Julianna Henrich
Pamela Hickman
Chantel Hoag
Tammy Holtmeyer
Daryles Hulme
John Humpal
Luann & James Husmann
Sandra Janssen
Julie Johnson
Melissa Kasemeier
Nancy Kehoe
Kendall Hunt Publishing Co.
Dennis & Donna Kersten
Aaron Kirkpatrick
Kiwanis Club of Cedar Falls
Janine & Paul Knapp
Cindy Koehn, OTRIL
Margo Kreger
Holly Kruger
Marian Kueker
Michael Larsen
Mary & James Lowe
Marsi Lusson
Kristopher Masker
Tami McCoy
June Mehlhaus
Marilyn Mehlhaus
Aaron Narigon
Scott Needham
James Neely
Steve & Sarah Novak
Funmilayo Obitayo
Conor O’Malley
James Phillips
Regina Platte
Gloria Pohlmann
Judy Poland
Jay Kelly Poole
David Potter
Dylan Puelz
Gene Puetz
Lisa Purdy
Marsha Rathe
”
~Glenn
Bryan Renfro
Jennifer Renfro
Karen Reynolds
Richard Rice
Amy & Jeremy Rieck
Irina Roney
Tiffany Ryan
Russ Schultz
Scratch Cupcakery
Marcea Seible
Tracey Sherwin
Darla Shropshire
Rita Staebell
Robert & Haydee Steed
Marjorie & Gordon Sundberg
Kendra Thibadeau
Julie Thomas
Laura Thompson
Dee Ulrich
Terry M. Van Dyke Sr.
Helen Voelschow
Carly Voltz
KayMarie Wenzel
Rhonda Westin
Peter D. Wetrich
Hayley Wieskamp
Warren Wortham
Pamela Wright
Kendra Wyatt
CIRCLE OF OPPORTUNITY
UP TO $99
Ben Ahlhelm
Kevin Alewine
Shelby Ameling
Nichole Anfinson
Shirley Bagenstos
Dorlis Balhorn
Thomas Blitsch
Ron Bohle
Alexander Bowman
Louisa Brain
Linda Breuer
Sharon Buchheit
Joann Bute
Linda Butler
Landon Caya
Natasha Ceaser
Shelly Christensen
Ashley Cobb
Nancy Colvin
Veronique Conrad
Michael Cormaney
Doris Crandall
Brenna Currier
Rosie Daniel
Cole Denmark
Robert Derifield
Elizabeth J. Dexter
Beverly Duncan
Bradley Dyke
Kassandra Einfelt
Juanita Eliasen
Dwight Rex Josh Fernandez
Karen Fischels
Brian L. Fletcher
Shane Folkerts
Alexandra Frakes
Brian Frederick
Tina Freesemann
Sandra Gardner
Jennie Gillette
Kenneth & Connie Graham
Georgia Gray
Jan Guthrie
Kyle Haiman
Aaron Hale
Jean A. Hanson
Eugene Harrington
Sharron Haskin
Jesse Havlik
Charlene Heiar
Michael Herbrandson
Jane Herrera
Laura Hidlebaugh
Zackary Hilmer
Thomas & Virginia Hoag
James & Jennifer Hoelscher
Heidi Hudson
Andrew Huhman
Adam Hunter
Pam Johnson
Ashley Jones
Gina Jones
Becky Kibbee
Brad Kinsinger
Jennifer Kipp
Jeane Knapp
Ben Koons
Evan Kramer
Rodney Lake
Carrie Lalk
Mark & Aleshia Lamos
Walter L. Lamprecht
Randy Landerr
Nicolas Landmesser
Anna Laneville
Gregory Larson
Chris Levine
Keanna Levy
Michael Long
Cody Marsh
Cordelia Martin
Christi Mason
Brian McCormick
Donna McDermott
Michael McDonough
Troy Mckay
Nancy Meier
Joshua Melver
Irene Metz
David Meyer
Larry D. Millang
Anna M. Miller
Roger Miller
Wyatt Musch
Troy Mussman
Nicholas Nenow
Anna Nielsen
Deloris Nieman
Deann Nixt
DONORS
“Your generosity has left me speechless. I am so thankful that you have
decided to invest in my future and I will not let you down.” Erica
Emily Oldfather
Jerry Orr
Holly Otto
Beth Paulsen
PEO-Chapter EN
Deloris Petersen
Susan Petersen
Bob & Dianne Peterson
Tara Plouff
Caleb Ponce
Jacob Reinhardt
Karl Roesler
Richard & Phyliss Rohle
Vance Rowan
Brittany Schilling
Susan M. Schlette
Melissa Schneider
Lori Schoolman
Jennette Shepard
Noel Showers
Bridget Shultz
Crystal Sivia
Julie Smith
Bruce Sperry
Sara Spieker
Angela Swanson
Susan Swartzendruber
Molly Lagrange Taiber
Tiffany Tentinger
Joseph Toe
Sandy Townsend
Celeste Turner
Heather Wach
Kyle Waugh
Garrett Weber
Joshua Weepie
Serenity Wehrenberg
Carl & Peggy Wentworth
Dawn M. Wessels
Jack Whitchelo
Steffen Wood
Alexis Wright
MAJOR DONORS
LIFETIME CUMULATIVE
TOTALS OF MAJOR
DONORS AS OF JUNE 30,
2015
Blough Dairy, Inc.
Barbara Brock
Jeanne B. Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Neil Candee
Clearline Industries
Community Foundation of
Waterloo/Cedar Falls & NE Iowa
Gery & Connie Deaver
Tom Ferguson & Kathy Flynn
Ferguson
Tony Finch Estate
Laura Fleming
Judith A. Franzen
William & Celia Frazier
Katherine & Galen Howsare
Marcia Mullikin
Principal Financial Group
Dr. Gregory & Lisa Schmitz
Harlan & Betty Van Gerpen
Waterloo Industries, Inc.
Ron & Deb Hacker
Frank J. & Kathryn F. Hansen
Aileen Hawse
Jerry & JoAnn Jensen
Family Trust
Sandy & Brad Jensen
Robert & Barb Kimm
Liberty Bank
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Blaine Miller
Edward McCarthy
Mudd Advertising
PDCM Insurance
Jim & Marge Polacek
Rockwell Collins Matching
Gift Program
Marv & Helen Schumacher
Schumacher Elevator Company
John & Mary Smith
Sons of Amvets No. 49
Fred Strohbehn
Target Corporation
Jack & Marylou Tripolino
Sarah A. Turner
JoAnna Van Gerpen
Jon & Mary Van Gerpen
Thomas & Connie Van Gerpen
Janet & Howard Van Note
Veridian Credit Union
Vermeer Sales & Service
Roland & Dee Winter
World Class Industries
CIRCLE OF PHILANTHROPY
(GREATER THAN $250,000)
Black Hawk County Gaming
Association
Lloyd R. Dilley & Donald L. Dilley
Edna Fennemann
William Fennemann
Max & Helen Guernsey
John Deere
R. J. McElroy Trust
Stanley D. Moore Jr. Family
CIRCLE OF LEADERSHIP
($100,000 - $249,999)
Harold & Kathleen Brock
Max & Helen Guernsey
Charitable Foundation
Don Lohnes
Robert McKinstry
Tyson Fresh Meats/IBP, Inc.
CIRCLE OF ALTRUISM
($50,000 - $99,999)
Ken Allbaugh
Dr. Linda & Michael Allen
Mark & June Birdnow
Community Bank & Trust
Ida Fleming
GMT Corporation
Lynn & Marge Harned
Hawkeye Bookstore - Division of
University Book & Supply
Ike & Emile Leighty
Frances Nelson
William J. & Harriet J. Rickert
Terex Cranes
Warren Transport, Inc.
Young Plumbing & Heating
CIRCLE OF BENEFICENCE
($25,000 - $49,999)
American Color Imaging Mark & Lisa Lane
Blackhawk Engineering, Inc.
CIRCLE OF ENTERPRISE
($10,000 - $24,999)
David & Jeanne Allbaugh
American Legion of Iowa
Foundation
Greg & Vicki Angove
ASPRO, Inc.
Dr. Bettsey & Alan Barhorst
Black Hawk County Law
Enforcement Association
Dave & Sara Bolender
Peg & Hank Brown
Joseph Campbell
CASA/SME Chapter 280
Cedar Falls KIWANIS Rough Risers
Barbara Clark
Kent Cook
Reid & D.J. Corson
Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation
Custom Café
Deike Implement Co.
Eunice Dell
Keith & Wini Dewey
Frank D. Dowie III
Pam Dowie
Georgia Easton
Eiklenborg Salvage
Loretta Gibson
GMAC Mortgage Corp.
Grainger Foundation
2014-2015 IN-KIND DONATIONS
AS OF JUNE 30, 2015
American Color Imaging
Julie Beddow
Matthew Bevan
Charlie Braatz
Doug Brace
Lucas Carlson
Compressed Air & Equipment
Company, Inc.
Dan Deery Motor Company
Annette & Kim Elliott
EO Johnson
Farmers State Bank
Flow Control, Inc.
GMT Corporation
Louise Huff
CIRCLE OF INSPIRATION
($5,000 - $9,999)
Laurie B. Allbaugh
Patrick Ashwood
Associated General Contractors
of Iowa Foundation
Ray & Michelle Beets
Best Buy Children’s Foundation
Sarah Boldt
Cynthia A. Bottrell, Ph.D.
Bremer County Peace Officers
Association
Dr. Dan & Carol Brobst
James & Della Cafaro
Cardinal Construction
Carney, Alexander, Marold & Co.
Caterpillar Foundation
Cedar Valley Corporation
John Deere PEC
Kimberly Karol
Jerry Kass
Kinze Manufacturing, Inc.
Robin & Roger Knight
Mike & Peggy LaCoste
Dan Lichty
Mannatt’s, Inc.
Marco, Inc.
Curtis Noack Estate
Richard Phelps
Rochester Armored Car Company, Inc.
Schumacher Elevator Company
Scratch Cupcakery
Simply “I Do”
Dawn Tiedemann
Vieth Construction Corportation
Woody Walters
Waterloo Industries, Inc.
David Westley & Trudy Johnson
Dan & Marla Channer
Bob & Ruth Chittenden
John & Krisha Clopton
Roger S. Davis
Joycelyn Deaver
Janet & Larry Dellinger
Uyntha Duncan & Family
Pat East
Jerry R. Ellis
Express Employment
Professionals
Karen & Paul Gebel
Rick & Julie Gesie
Joe Gibson
Geof & Vicki Grimes
Kent & Frances Guild
Nancy E. Henderson
John & Ginger Holmes
HyPro, Inc.
Loretta Jans
Robin & Roger Knight
James T. Martin Sr.
Valentina Martin
Donna S. McNulty
Alton Miller
Donna & Ivan Miller
Matthew & Lois Mulbrook
Pat & Nancy Pinkston
Larry & Karlena Rannals
Barbara & Don Roeder
Terri Rogers
Milt & Joanie Roth - Roth Jewelers
Gary & Harriet Short
Steve & Nancy Showers
John & Phyllis Singer
Swisher & Cohrt, P.L.C.
Daryl & Gloria Thomsen
Jean M. Trainor
Michael A. & Judith A. Tripolino
Dave & Claudia Unger
US Bancorp
US Bancorp Foundation
Dave Westley & Trudy Johnson
Paulette & Larry Wood
Rick & Cathy Young
Young Family Foundation
of Waterloo, Iowa
Youngblut Contracting
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MEMORIALS AND TRIBUTES
A special way to
make a contribution is
through an honorary
or memorial gift. These
gifts honor someone on
a special occasion or in
their memory and are
welcome at any time.
2014-2015 MEMORIALS
AND TRIBUTES AS OF
JUNE 30, 2015
In honor of:
Dr. Linda Allen
Gery & Connie Deaver
In honor of:
Karla Campbell’s 47th Birthday
Gregory & Heather Detter
In memory of:
Rosemary Allen
Dr. Linda & Michael Allen
In memory of:
G. David Bisone
Donna & Ivan Miller
In memory of:
Monty Frana
Jenny & Zach Hoover
In memory of:
Donald Rodenbeck
Donna & Ivan Miller
In memory of:
Tom Brettman
Dr. Linda & Michael Allen
In memory of:
Patricia Frost
Jenny & Zach Hoover
In memory of:
John Sandoval
Donna & Ivan Miller
In memory of:
Fred Bridges
Donna & Ivan Miller
In memory of:
Carrie Greco
Michael & Holly Johnson
In memory of:
Beverly Smelser
Dr. Linda & Michael Allen
In memory of:
Marjorie Brown
Rick & Julie Gesie
In memory of:
Darlene Herink Soska
Donna & Ivan Miller
In memory of:
Kathy Suhr
Rick & Julie Gesie & Family
In memory of:
Ron Coffman
Reid & D.J. Corson
In memory of:
Bruce Jensen
Donna & Ivan Miller
In memory of:
Sharon Timson
Jenny & Zach Hoover
In memory of:
Eva Cooke
Rick & Julie Gesie
Mark & Aleshia Lamos & Family
School of Health Sciences Colleagues
In memory of:
Dr. Robert Landau
Donna & Ivan Miller
In memory of:
Maxine Vercande
Jenny & Zach Hoover
In memory of:
LaVaun Raub
Jenny & Zach Hoover
In memory of:
Mark Youngblut
Donna & Ivan Miller
In memory of:
Brendan Dillon
Dr. Linda & Michael Allen
Showing support and sympathy with a memorial gift is a way to
remember those who believed in the power of education.
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SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS
Each year the
Hawkeye Community
College Foundation
awards scholarships
to more than 350
deserving students.
We are grateful for the
generosity of donors
who support education
and understand the
economic impact
Hawkeye graduates
have on the vitality of
our community.
2014-2015
SCHOLARSHIPS AND
AWARDS AS OF
JUNE 30, 2015
Admissions Leadership
Taylor Combs
Ken & Meg Allbaugh
Candice Mann
American Legion of
Iowa Foundation
Steven Begle
Kyle Waugh
Anonymous
Kaitlin Westendorf
Black Hawk County Law
Enforcement Association
Cody Hahesy
Board of Trustees
Autumn Bond
Emily Joanningmeier
Alex Manross
Dennis Maric
Emily Mennenga
Anthony Ohl
Rachel Wheelock
Elizabeth & Jerome Bottrell Memorial
Jessica Christensen
Bremer County Peace
Officers Association
Ryan Doland
Dakota Gaede
Harold Brock Family
Lezah Olson
Vanessa Shekleton
Caitlin Stewart
Peg Brown
Lucas Benjegerdes
Buchanan County Friends
in Education
Cody Kleitsch
Robert D. Buckles
Kyle Waugh
Michelle Zimmer
Virgil Christensen
Hannah Beck
Don Collinson - Photography
Clara Berning
Terri Cook
Rachele Kindschi
Sarah Matthews
Leonard & Joycelyn
Deaver Memorial
Michaela Hansen
Miho Sanders
Sammie & Eunice Dell Memorial
Brian Freudenberg
Rosemary Lazum
Gonzalo Montoya
Sarah Tovar
Developmental Studies
Alissa Kucko
Lloyd R. Dilley & Donald L. Dilley
Memorial
Elizabeth Meyer
Ashley Shinstine
Jean Dunbar Nursing
Michelle Zimmer
Don Duncan Memorial
Melissa Pakala
Abby Swiatly
Early Childhood Education
Danielle Gonzalez
Associated General Contractors
of Iowa Foundation
Bret Ramsey
William Roe
Business Department
Brianne Baylor
Austin Kramer
Stephanie Parziale
Luz Rena Porras
ASPRO CCET
Nicholas Brewer
Amy Cabalka
Karla Campbell Memorial
Kama Ausborn
Kari Lindaman
Express Pros
Julie Hendrickson
Kayla Knapp
Auto Department
Levi Bark
Russell & LeNora Candee
Aaron Conrad
Holly Gaul
William Fennemann &
Edna Fennemann
Mitchell Boevers
Cedar Falls Kiwanis
Rough Risers
Amanda Nielson
Chelsea Thompson
Tom Ferguson
Lucas Wieser
BankIowa
Ameera Tahir
Pauline Barrett
Veronice Garcia
Rui Li
Ken Bertch
Shane Sage
Mark & June Birdnow
Justin Feldmann
Cedar Valley Civitan
Joshua McCollum
Bryanna Poppen
Chambers Family
Amy Hubrig
Olivia Northey
Electronics Engineering
Technology
Joshua McCollum
Rose Stanislawski
Tony Finch Memorial
Clara Berning
Taylor Klemp
Fleming Sisters Nursing
Kama Ausborn
Devon Duffy
Fleming Sisters Nursing Community Foundation
Sarah Matthews
Joanne Roche
Fleming Sisters Arts & Science
Rebecca Darragh
Jacob Manternach
Joshua Stringer
Noah White
Fleming Sisters Arts & Science Community Foundation
Jessica Christensen
Bobbi Moeller
Fovall Scholarship for Women
Theresa Baker
Clara Berning
Erin Burchfield
Leah Hawks
Jesica Meyer
Seyedeh Moosavi
Cayla Opperman
Samantha Thome
Rocky Fratzke Memorial
Kara Koop
J. Paul & Ruth Frazier
Ciera Campbell
Danette Foster
Emad Osman
Preston Taylor
Friendship Village
Retirement Center
Jocelyn Craig
Kaitlin Mohlis
General
Jordon Beier
Clara Berning
Kayla Buchheit
Justin Clark
Emili Degroote
Molly Dhondt
Taryn Fischels
Courtney Foulk
Jonathan Gossling
Dalton Hackman
Paige Hassebroek
Kendra Kendall
Kyle Konigsmark
Kayla Mennenga
Anthony Ohl
Jordan Peters
Toni Rounds
William Roe
Shane Sage
Torey Smith
Levi Suhr
Alyssa Wiest
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SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS
R. Brian Gienau Memorial
Torey Smith
Tori Streich
Go Green
Jessica Cannon
Grainger Foundation
Brandon Ackerman
Glenn Comley
Jeffrey Kramer
Alex Manross
Mitchell Steffans
Jerry Greenlee Memorial
Kyle Waugh
Robert D. Gunderson Jr.
Max Bischoff
Rick Harned Memorial
Shawn Douglas
Autumn Pope
Dylan Torgerson
Brian S. Harrington, Sons of
AMVETS Post 49
Maxwell Staver
Bruce Haugland Power
Technology
Jonathan Abkes
Hawkeye Achievement
Brandon Ackerman
Raelynn Aicher
Grace Anderson
Katlin Armbrecht
Mikaela Bahlmann
Corbin Barnes
Delanie Barnes
Emmaline Borgwardt
Jessica Bries
Abby Camarata
Jessica Cannon
Tarrell Christie
Glenn Comley
Jacey Cummings
Sydney Davis
Dustin Dinsdale
Hannah Dougherty
Nicole Douglass
Lauren Hass
Alyssa Houser
Lindsay Freeman
Jessie Gast
Allie Geerts
Adela Ikanovic
Tyler Jeffrey
Alex Johnson
Alexa Johnson
Kayla Knapp
Cory Knepper
Luke Kreger
Kaytlan Langreck
Lucas Long
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Sarah Ludwig
Leah Lux
Jacob Manternach
Bridget McCulley
Skylar Middendorf
Callie Mihm
Michael Milius
Madison Mills
Michael Mitchell
Amanda Mueterthies
Aldina Muharemovic
Matt Negen
Dusti Nicol
Rachel Nuhn
Ana Petersen
Morgan Rahm
Maggie Ryan
David Sabelka
Hunter Schiefelbein
Brian Schmidt
Julia Segebarth
Brennen Simon
Kendall Scurr
Tyler Stoner
Max Turkal
Jayden Van Berkum
Westley Voss
Jordan Vrieze
Kelly Walker
Kristin Walters
Robert Westerman
Brooke Williams
Maddison Wood
Burdette & Loretta Jans
Taylor Pherigo
Hawkeye Endowment
Lucas Benjegerdes
Alexis Davis
Brooke Fish
Bradley Franzen
Maggie Meier
Krista Mennenga
Brian Schmidt
Janean Stewart
McElroy Minority
Ciera Campbell
Roberto Cortes Ortiz
Andre Crawford
Britany Dillard
Brian Freudenberg
Eva Kayitesi
Maria Ledesma
Reuben Martor
Jacob McDowell
Seyedeh Moosavi
Kabanga Ngoie
Luz Pena-Porras
Sabrina Richards
Hunter Schaer
Kelvin Scott
Caitlin Stewart
Ameera Tahir
Jose Tamez
Sarah Tovar
Sequeena Williams
Hawse Family
Stephanie Parziale
Amber Williams
Horticulture
Kaylee Frost
Marie & Raymond Howsare
Collin Bergmann
Cadie Schmadeke
Dan Huck
Nic Arends
Information Technology
Kevin Alewine
Christopher Levine
Jacob Reinhardt
Noel Showers
Reilly Williams
Steffen Wood
Jerry & JoAnn Jensen Memorial
Dakota Gaede
Bob Kimm Judging
Hannah Beck
Jonathan Mullen
Shirley Kreger - F.K.A. Guernsey
Charitable Trust
Steven Begle
Alexa Johnson
Amanda Krapfl
Jennifer Sander
Olivia Schmit
Ike Leighty
Jesse Meyer
Don & Vernie Lohnes
Stephanie Frenz
Samantha Miles
Allisa Sims
Rebecca Winders
Jim & Caroline Martin
Jacob Reinhardt
Malcolm McGregor
Kaylee Frost
Amanda Scheer
R.J. McElroy Endowment
Kaitlyn Allen
Nic Arends
Mitchell Belfield
Ashlee Beller
Sara Bergmann
Randi Boleyn
Brian Gaul
Anna Greve
Taylor Haut
Korrinne Hoeger
Emily Kent
Kiane Loesch
AndiMarie McConnell
Jamie Onken
Nathan Oostra
Nicholas Sand
Luke Schulte
Kayla Schwarck
Noel Showers
Jessica Studebaker
Jennifer Thompson
Justin Van Heiden
Kandice VanDyk
Anna Westcott
Miller Medical
Jolene Gales
Ashley Kuennen
Anna Toornman
Stanley D. Moore Jr. Family
Study Abroad
Mitchell Boevers
Jonathan Mullen
Jim & Cecelia Mudd
Megan Mesch
Samantha Thome
William F. Mullikin
Lucas Wieser
Multicultural Student Leadership
Terriana Hicks
Joe Nelson Engineered
Products Co.
Jonathan Abkes
Clipper Hall
Luke Schulte
Christopher Smith
Kaitlin Westendorf
Nursing Faculty
Mitchell Belfield
Kelsey Buchheit
McKenzie Gillen
Sarah Matthews
Billy K. Owens
Erica Sires
PDCM Insurance
Dalton Hackman
Rachel Nuhn
Dr. Charles E. Pearce Physical
Therapy Assistant
Emily Funke
Pepsi Cola General Bottlers
of Waterloo
Kayla Mennenga
Anthony Ohl
SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS
W. Thomas & Carline Phillips
Darryl Micou
Promise Jobs/W.I.A.
Brian Freudenberg
Stephanie Mace
Brooke Petersen
S.J.T.
Heidi Bedard
Leisa Campbell
LaPorsha Dixon
Annette Johnson
Heather Reisinger
Cody Saville
Andrew & Marlys Puhl Memorial
Morgan Benda
Mary Theroith
Te’Shea Burt
ART AWARDS
Academic Affairs Division
Kyrene Carter
Linda Rater Memorial
Theresa Potter
Judy Thill Memorial
Brooke Petersen
Bookstore Award
Michael Bowman
William J. Rickert Memorial
Nicole Arends
Jodi Connolly
Mike Tripolino Criminal Justice
Christina Andorf
College of Communication,
Humanities, Education &
Fine Arts
Clara Berning
Jimmie Robinson
Michelle Studer
Dr. John & Carol Sorenson
Jayde Burns
Woody Stingley
Taylor Buhrow
Jonathan Gossling
Nathaniel Masters
Brandon Willmert
Student Leadership Council
Courtni Knudtson
Student Life
Margaret Foss
Terriana Hicks
J.E.T.
Shelby Ameling
Nicholas Faith
Sara Haag
Leeann Jacobson
Christopher Levine
Stacey Nelson
Sanimir Petic
Chadwick Short
Rose Stanislawski
Reilly Williams
Steffen Wood
Mike Turner Memorial
Dillon Goken
Jonathan Gossling
Nathaniel Masters
Brandon Willmert
Harlan & Betty Van Gerpen
Carlee Christianson
Harlan & Betty Van Gerpen
Health Science
Macy Boehmer
Travis Rasmussen
Women in Trades
Danee Hayungs
Women’s
Brittany Scott
Michelle Studer
College of Math, Natural &
Social Sciences
Mitchell Bruegge
Jon Frasher
Samantha Miles
Cultural Committee
Mitchell Bruegge
Dean of Students
Clara Berning
Walther Memorial
Roger Wessely
Faculty
Kenneth Galligan
We Believe in You
Shawn Scheffert
Library
Brenna Barkema
Welding
Anastasia Buss
Alex Manross
President
Michael Bowman
Virginia Winter
Dillon Goken
William Roe
W.I.T.S.
Naomi Albright
Jill Hingtgen
Kayla Knapp
Rachael Ostwinkle
Crystal Roscovius
Student Award
Megan Mesch
Jordan Rottinghaus
CNC CODING COMPETITION
AWARD
Ronald Harms
DENTAL HYGIENE OUTSTANDING STUDENT
AWARD
Lezah Olson
EDUCATION CLUB
LEADERSHIP AWARD
Lindsay Ducker
Brianna Folsom
Abby Martin
HONORS FAIR AWARD
Dryden Brooks
Michele Feltes
Abby Martin
Jessica Mineart
Colin Pint
Miho Sanders
INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE
AWARD
Devin Boyd
Troy Davis
Daniel Meaney
Toney O’Neal
John Praska
Jason Ritter
Christian Robinson
Thomas Tempus
Steven Willis
STANLEY D. MOORE JR.
FAMILY STUDY ABROAD
AWARD
Dylan Pieper
RESPIRATORY THERAPY
AWARD
Megan Dennis
Chelsea Hansen
Brittany McKay
Courtney Sherman
Jennifer Wheetley
NAOMI SADLER AWARD
Sophia Cueva
STUDENT OF THE YEAR
AWARD - METRO CENTER
Sophia Cueva
Y PRINT AWARD
Clara Berning
Stephanie Frenz
Tiffany Ryan
“I am extremely honored and thankful for your generous donation. Words can’t
explain how appreciative and grateful I am for this wonderful donation.” ~Lucas
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Hawkeye Community College Foundation
Making a Difference
Honoring Harlan and Betty Van
Gerpen for their past support and
dedication to the college.
Foundation
Improving farm land for students to
learn the best practices.
Hosting an Ag Alumni Reunion.
Foundation
You can make a gift to the Hawkeye Community College/Foundation online at www.hawkeyecollege.edu.
Any errors or omissions in this report are entirely unintentional. Please notify the Foundation office at 319-296-4002 so we can
correct our records.
Hawkeye Community College does not discriminate on the basis of sex; race; age; color; creed; national origin; religion; disability; marital status; sexual orientation;
gender identity; genetic information; political affiliation or belief in its employment practices; educational programs and activities; admission procedures; outreach
and recruitment; counseling and guidance; testing; selection, placement, appointment, and referral; or promotion/retention. Veteran status in educational programs,
activities, employment practices, or admission procedures is also included to the extent covered by law. Students, prospective students, employees, or applicants
for employment alleging a violation of equity regulations shall have the right to file a formal complaint. Inquiries concerning application of this statement should
be addressed to: John Clopton (Equity Coordinator and Title IX Coordinator for Employees) or Nancy Henderson (Title IX Coordinator for Students), Hawkeye
Community College, 1501 East Orange Road, P.O. Box 8015, Waterloo, Iowa 50704-8015, telephone 319-296-4405, email: [email protected].
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