Annual Report 2004-2005

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MESSAGE FROM THE CHANCELLOR
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SCHOLARSHIPS
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MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDATION CHAIR
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THE UC MERCED GREAT VALLEY CENTER
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THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AND UC MERCED
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THE RAJENDER REDDY STUDENT HEALTH CENTER
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UC MERCED FOUNDING LEADERSHIP
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GYMNASIUM EXPANSION CAMPAIGN REACHES COMPLETION
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REVENUE CHARTS
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THE YABLOKOFF-WALLACE DINING CENTER
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THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES, HUMANITIES AND ARTS
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UC MERCED ALUMNI AND THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY UC ALUMNI NETWORK
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THE SPENDLOVE PRIZE
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MESSAGE FROM THE VICE CHANCELLOR FOR UNIVERSITY RELATIONS
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THE BIZZINI CHAIR IN SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
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WAYS TO GIVE TO UC MERCED
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THE SCHOOL OF NATURAL SCIENCES
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LIFETIME GIVING - LEGACY CIRCLE FOUNDERS
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THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
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LEGACY CIRCLE
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INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH INSTITUTES
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FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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COLLEGE ONE
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CHANCELLOR’S ASSOCIATES
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ENDOWED CHAIRS
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
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FACULTY EXCELLENCE
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UNIVERSITY RELATIONS CONTACTS
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THE TANGELLA-KRIS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AND AUDITORIUM
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
2005-2006 CHANCELLOR’S ANNUAL REPORT AND HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
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MESSAGE FROM THE CHANCELLOR:
LEGACIES MEASURED IN LIVES TOUCHED
T
he close of our first year serving students marks a
significant milestone. Each week was marked by
progress in the many spheres of the academy. We have
celebrated prestigious publications by professors and
grants to benefit everything from studies of groundwater
in the Sierra Nevada to early childhood education plans
to nanotechnology research. We have offered art exhibits,
chances to learn about immigration and labor, free access
to digital books and unmatched student access to our
expert faculty. We have established new collaborations and
partnerships and announced plans to begin educating health care professionals
within the next decade.
The students in our inaugural class have inspired us all. They came with a pioneering spirit and set about building a campus that would meet their needs. They have
an enviable motivation and are clear in their goals and the paths to their goals. They
arrived on campus to find high intellectual expectations and occasionally challenging circumstances, from finances to ongoing construction. But they have more than
met these challenges, in the process bringing our first play to campus, forming
more than 50 clubs and organizations and enlivening our weekends with day-long
celebrations. Their determination promises a brighter future for the Central Valley,
California and the world. We are honored to offer a step along their way.
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MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDATION CHAIR: A SPECIAL YEAR
This report documents many accomplishments that add to the campus experience and enhance
our reputation as a rising research university. Each of these efforts has benefited from the
generosity of our donors and friends, and for that, we enthusiastically thank you.
As I reflect on our year, our most important accomplishment remains the cumulative impact of
UC Merced on all the individuals we have touched. Our students, faculty and staff; the members
of the communities around us; and our esteemed friends and benefactors are the best legacies of
our success. Lives touched are also the best legacies of your thoughtfulness and generosity. May
those who come after you see your kindness reflected in an ever-improving world.
Fiat Lux,
Carol Tomlinson-Keasey
Chancellor
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t the close of the 2005-06 year, I offer my
congratulations to each member of the
University of California, Merced, Foundation
Board of Trustees, the many generous donors
and friends of the campus, and UC Merced’s
outstanding and dedicated faculty and staff for
making this past year amazingly successful.
We all felt honored to participate in the incredible grand opening and convocation that marked
UC Merced’s official beginning on September 5, 2005. None of us will ever
forget watching the diverse, bright-eyed procession of inaugural students
in their white shirts, marching across the bridge and into the great tent
where the opening ceremonies were held.
Throughout the year, the Foundation Board of Trustees has continued to
increase its role in the financial and general support of the UC Merced
campus. At long last, we were able to hold our meetings on the beautiful
campus that was once little more than a twinkle in our eyes. Today, we
continue to work closely with academic departments and to assist in
building individual, business and political support of the campus.
The end of the first year of UC Merced’s operation culminated with the first-ever graduation and
commencement ceremony. The first graduating class consisted of two undergraduates in Social and
Cognitive Sciences and one graduate student in Environmental Systems. What a wonderful and
unique experience it was to witness their pride in accomplishing their goals and their families’ tears
and smiles as they watched their loved ones receiving the first diplomas awarded by this extraordinary university.
The UC Merced Foundation and the UC Merced campus accomplished a great year, a special year, in
2005-06. We look forward to more and more success in the decades to come.
Sincerely,
Robert W. Carpenter
Chair, UC Merced Foundation
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UC MERCED AND THE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYSTEM
UC MERCED LEADERSHIP
2005-2006
VISUALIZING LEGACIES
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CAROL TOMLINSON-KEASEY
Chancellor
Private support of UC Merced between July 1, 2005, and June 30, 2006, amounted to $19,677,773.
The charts below illustrate the sources and purposes of gifts gratefully acknowledged by the campus this year.
he University of California system promises every Californian who meets
entrance requirements the opportunity to earn a top-notch education. To
help fulfill that promise, UC Merced educates students to promote a breadth
and depth of understanding, aiming to encourage graduates to continue
learning over a lifetime and contribute to the needs of a changing society. In
the UC system, leading scholars and students study human nature, society and
the natural world. Research now takes place at UC Merced in disciplines from
child development to computerized sensor networks.
Through public service programs and industry partnerships, UC translates
scientific discoveries into practical knowledge and technological innovations.
UC also offers libraries, museums, performing arts, gardens and science
centers to the public. UC Merced already provides public service through
programs like Engineering Service Learning, the Small Business Development
Center Regional Network, and the Center for Educational Partnerships, with
the promise of many more broad-reaching initiatives in the future.
UC Merced can proudly claim full participation in the UC system,
where in the past year, more than $1.2 billion was raised
systemwide to support the laudable goals of education,
research and community service.
DAVID B. ASHLEY
Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost
JANET E. YOUNG
Assistant Chancellor and Chief of Staff
Designated Purposes of Private Support
Sources of Private Support
KEITH E. ALLEY
Vice Chancellor for Research and Dean of Graduate Studies
LINDSAY A. DESROCHERS
Vice Chancellor for Administration
JANE F. LAWRENCE
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
JOHN GARAMENDI, JR.
Vice Chancellor for University Relations
KENJI HAKUTA
Dean – School of Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts
MARIA PALLAVICINI
Dean – School of Natural Sciences
JEFF R. WRIGHT
Dean – School of Engineering
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, MERCED
5200 North Lake Road
Merced, California 95343
General information: (209) 228-4400
www.ucmerced.edu
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Research
$346,712
Alumni
$78
Student Support
$1,051,739
Foundations
$1,020,318
Instruction
$376, 087
Other Nonprofit
$6,550,626
Campus Improvement
$1,231,528
Corporations
$6,377,527
Department Support
$6,922,077
Other individuals
$5,729,225
Unrestricted
$2,134,584
Other Purposes
$7,615,046
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NEW FACULTY, INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES, HUMANITIES AND ARTS
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he numbers speak well for the School of Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts (SSHA), proving that the school is growing in
well-planned, measured directions.
Twelve new professors will join the SSHA faculty this fall, reflecting a busy year of recruiting. These new faculty members, in political
science, sociology, anthropology, arts and economics, will drive the diversification and development of the school’s academic offerings.
The school will add two new foreign language programs in the fall of 2006, more evidence of the year-long efforts of the faculty and staff.
UC Merced students can now study Japanese and French as well as Spanish.
Thousands of students on campus and in the surrounding communities are served by the innovative efforts of the Writing Program,
transfer student outreach programs and other efforts of SSHA faculty.
The first two undergraduate degrees from UC Merced were awarded to students in social and cognitive sciences, and students continue to
flock to that major and to the study of world cultures and history. The management major is also attracting many students as the school
nurtures plans for the Gallo School of Management, emphasizing entrepreneurship and new-technology business.
INAUGURAL SPENDLOVE PRIZE MADE POSSIBLE BY DAUGHTER’S GIFT
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t UC Merced’s Grand Opening Convocation and Celebration on September 5, 2005, Merced native, acclaimed author and Harvard
Law Professor Charles J. Ogletree was named the first recipient of the Alice and Clifford Spendlove Prize in Social Justice,
Diplomacy and Tolerance. Ogletree was also a keynote speaker at the convocation.
The award, to be given annually by UC Merced, recognizes a scholar, author, artist or citizen who exemplifies in their work the delivery
of social justice, diplomacy and tolerance in the diverse local and global society. It is named for a San Joaquin Valley couple, both longtime educators and advocates of social justice, and is made possible by a $500,000 gift to the university by the couple’s daughter, Sherrie
Spendlove-Gallo.
Spendlove-Gallo also made a separate donation allowing UC Merced to distribute copies of Ogletree’s book, “All Deliberate Speed:
Reflections of the First Half-Century of Brown V. Board of Education,” to the university’s inaugural class.
In response to receiving the prize, Ogletree pledged to donate scholarship funds to assist students at UC Merced. He returned to
UC Merced in December 2005 to deliver a lecture on diversity in education.
“Students gather their information and perceive the world in a different way than previous generations did,” said Dean Kenji Hakuta,
“But they still want to make a difference. Their education here can help them do that.”
Dean Kenji Hakuta
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TODAY’S SUCCESSES BUILD FOUNDATIONS FOR FUTURE PLANS IN NATURAL SCIENCES
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pening with majors in biological sciences, earth systems science and human biology, the School of Natural Sciences welcomed
hundreds of students, including 300 declared natural sciences majors, to a range of courses offered by the school during UC
Merced’s opening year.
The school continues recruiting stellar professors in applied mathematics; global climate change; stem cell evolutionary biology; and
atomic, molecular and optical physics. Renowned physicist Raymond Chiao, who studies gravitational waves, accepted a joint
appointment in Natural Sciences and Engineering this year.
UC Merced’s interdisciplinary environment facilitates collaborations on topics like solar energy and condensed matter physics, as well
as research programs related to human health, including infectious disease and the environment, stem cell biology, biochemistry and
computational biology. Along with the emerging Biomedical and Systems Biology Institute – a research base that links faculty across
schools in discovering solutions for human health – these programs will boost UC Merced’s plans for medical education in the future.
Dean Maria Pallavicini
BIZZINI CHAIR IN SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
PAVES THE WAY FOR MEDICAL EDUCATION
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r. E.W. and Mrs. Dorothy Bizzini have pledged $1,050,000 to
UC Merced, establishing an endowed chair in systems biology.
The new chair will support the director of the planned Biomedical and
Systems Biology Institute.
The Bizzinis’ visionary gift opens the door for the creation of the
new institute, boosting plans for the growth of the biotechnology
industry in the San Joaquin Valley and paving the way for medical
education in Merced.
With plans to pursue research using techniques at the forefront of
medical research, the institute is expected to draw biotechnology to
the area through industrial and venture capital partnerships. It will
also serve as the base of research for UC Merced’s health sciences
education plan.
“The people in our community need quality medical care, and
through the new university, we think we can provide medical
education that will meet that goal,” said Dr. Bizzini, a retired
local veterinarian. “Dorothy and I are proud to assist in that
endeavor because we want to return to the community what it
has given to us.”
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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING BUILDS STRONG EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, PROGRESSIVE RESEARCH
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rom solar energy and advanced computer technologies to improving environmental understanding and harnessing nanotechnology, the School of Engineering is
active in teaching, research and service, often combining objectives in innovative programs.
Students carry out engineering projects for nonprofit organizations through the Foster Family Center for Engineering Service Learning – A National Engineering
Projects in Community Service (EPICS) Site. Other courses require field experience that shows the benefits quality engineering work can bring to society, like understanding mountain snowpack or harnessing efficient energy.
Professors collaborate with other campuses through the Center of Integrated Nanomechanical Sciences or the Center for Information Technology Research in the
Interest of Society, and with UC Merced colleagues through interdisciplinary research institutes. New facilities like an imaging and microscopy center, a cutting-edge
open-source computer laboratory, and an energy research and testing facility support this work.
Dean Jeff Wright
New programs in materials science and engineering and mechanical engineering will help students prepare for the future. Professors in these programs are performing
research with an eye toward technology transfer, which should bring new companies and high-tech jobs to the Valley in the future.
SIERRA NEVADA RESEARCH INSTITUTE LEADS THE WAY
FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH
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he Sierra Nevada Research Institute, the leader so far among UC Merced’s interdisciplinary research institutes, continues to explore resource-related complexities of its namesake mountain range and the adjacent
Central Valley. Population, water and watersheds, air quality, fire ecology, biodiversity, climate change, transportation, resource management and policy, as well as public recreation all figure among the interests of this
broad-ranging research organization.
This year, the institute welcomed the first director for the Wawona Research Station, celebrated significant new
grants, and involved students at every level in research opportunities. New laboratory facilities aid these efforts,
on campus and at UC Merced’s Castle facility.
The director of the institute, Sam Traina, received the Ted and Jan Falasco Chair in Earth Sciences and Geology
to support his position. A Valley native from Patterson, Traina studies soil chemistry and remediation.
Three more planned research institutes at UC Merced are also emerging as places for scholars from different
fields to pursue new knowledge together. The Biomedical and Systems Biology Institute, the Energy Institute
and the World Cultures Institute will all pursue interdisciplinary research to benefit surrounding communities.
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COLLEGE ONE ADVANCES GENERAL EDUCATION
USING INNOVATIVE, EFFICIENT PROGRAMS
COMMITMENT, DEDICATION PROPEL FOUNDING FACULTY TO OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT
In the classroom, laboratory and field, UC Merced’s founding faculty are involved in discoveries that will enhance the well-being of the region and bolster the university’s reputation.
G
eneral education introduces students to broad realms of knowledge and helps them build communication,
quantitative and critical thinking skills essential to their future success. College One oversees general education at UC Merced.
During the inaugural year, College One offered a bold new general education concept, the CORE Course
Sequence. Faculty from all three schools participated. In their first CORE course, freshmen examine selected
themes through the perspectives of multiple disciplines. They take a second CORE course as juniors, where they
apply problem-solving and teamwork skills to issues they’ve explored.
Freshman seminars sponsored by College One open up the world of research in small group sessions with
faculty. These seminars can help a student choose a major and begin working relationships with professors
who can provide mentoring and support throughout the next several years.
To help students understand the role of general education in their future, College One prepared publications, a
Web site and posters for students and parents, all aiming to help students prepare not just for making a living,
but for making a life.
Students lauded their professors’ dedication, offering appreciation for attention they received from top-level scholars. The Student Advising and Learning Center worked with the
faculty to identify struggling students, then help them continue pursuing their educational goals.
Academic research thrived with more than $15 million from government agencies, industry and other sources. Interdisciplinary laboratories
designed to benefit faculty research and student learning grew over the course of the year. Grant dollars and donations contributed toward
the development of these facilities and provided support for graduate student and postdoctoral researchers.
Students gained valuable experience participating in research, and papers appeared with UC Merced bylines in prestigious journals.
Faculty members traveled to Japan, Mexico and other locations, meeting with international colleagues and exploring future
opportunities for education and research.
These successes enticed 23 new professors to join the faculty, adding still more potential for developing new majors and exploring
new fields of research.
UC MERCED ENDOWED CHAIRS
E.W. AND DOROTHY BIZZINI
CHAIR IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
JOE AND MARGO JOSEPHINE
BIZZINI FAMILY CHAIR IN SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
ART AND FAFA KAMANGAR FAMILY ENDOWED
COATS FAMILY CHAIR IN THE ARTS
TONY COELHO CHAIR IN PUBLIC POLICY
MCCLATCHY CHAIR IN COMMUNICATIONS
COUNTY BANK CHAIR IN ECONOMICS
JOHN AND LUCIA MYERS
CHAIR FOR THE SIERRA NEVADA RESEARCH INSTITUTE
EMMETT, BERNICE AND CARLSTON CUNNINGHAM
CHAIR IN COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT
PRESIDENTIAL CHAIR
TED AND JAN FALASCO
CHAIR IN EARTH SCIENCES AND GEOLOGY
RENO FERRERO FAMILY
CHAIR IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
RUIZ FAMILY CHAIR IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP
KEITH AND ELINOR SHAFFER AND BETTYLOU GEORGE
CHAIR IN ENGINEERING
THONDAPU FAMILY CHAIR IN BIOENGINEERING
VINCENT HILLYER CHAIR IN EARLY LITERATURE
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PHYSICIANS MEMORIALIZE PARENTS WITH SCHOLARSHIP FUND
AND LECTURE HALL DONATION
Doctors Mahdu Kris and Vijaya Tangella say everything they are today is because of their parents.
“They spend so much time and effort raising you, and unfortunately sometimes they don’t live long enough to see the fruit of their
labor,” explained Dr. Kris.
To honor their parents’ belief in making education a priority, this Valley couple has donated $1 million to UC Merced.
Part of the gift will create the Kris-Tangella Academic Excellence Scholarship Fund. The scholarship will provide recent high
school graduates with the financial support they need to attend a top research university, helping the campus attract the
brightest and most promising students.
Another portion of the gift has been directed to the chancellor’s discretionary fund. In acknowledgement,
UC Merced will name the Kris-Tangella Lecture Hall in the Classroom and Office Building. Doctors Kris and
Tangella say they are pleased to memorialize their fathers,
Dr. K.V. Krishnayya and P. Rama Tangella, who raised
them to be dedicated to education and to the
community.
“In my family, education was a priority.
Everything I do I dedicate to them,”
Dr. Kris said.
SCHOLARSHIPS AT UC MERCED
CAROLINE L. ADAMS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
LUCIA R. MYERS SCHOLARSHIP
BANK OF AMERICA MANAGEMENT SCHOLARSHIP
MARVIN PELETZ SCHOLARSHIP
FRANCES M. BENTON SCHOLARSHIP
STEPHEN D. PETERSON ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
WALLY COATS SCHOLARSHIP
JOHN C. “JACK” PJERROU ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
RAY AND JOAN DEZEMBER SCHOLARSHIP
WENDY LEONE OLSON ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
EICH FAMILY SCHOLAR SCHOLARSHIP
STEWART A. RESNICK - PARAMOUNT FARMS SCHOLARSHIP
FLOYD FAMILY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
KEN AND MIDGE RIGGS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
LOUIS P. GONELLA SCHOLARSHIP
SBC PACIFIC BELL SCHOLARSHIP
GREAT VALLEY CENTER BOOK SCHOLARSHIP
SPECK FAMILY FUND
GROSSMAN FAMILY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
CAROL TOMLINSON-KEASEY SPIRIT OF LEADERSHIP PRIZE
HILDEBRAND SCHOLARSHIP
UC MERCED DONOR SCHOLARSHIP
RUTH SOLOMON HOFFMAN SCHOLARSHIP
UC MERCED STAFF ASSEMBLY SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR EMPLOYEES’ CHILDREN
JOE AND MARGO JOSEPHINE SCHOLARSHIP
NINA WACK SPECIAL EDUCATION FELLOWSHIP
THEODORE AND DORIS KOERNER ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
WELLS FARGO SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR CENTRAL VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS
KRIS-TANGELLA ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
WELLS FARGO SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR CENTRAL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
MERCED COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS SCHOLARSHIP
WILLER/BUR SCHOLARSHIP FUND
MERCED MALL REGIONAL SHOPPING CENTER SCHOLARSHIP
PROFESSOR ROLAND WINSTON ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
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STUDENT HEALTH CENTER BENEFITS FROM VALLEY CARDIOLOGIST’S DONATION
Dr. Rajender Reddy vividly remembers when he postponed college because he couldn’t come up with the $8 needed to register.
“I believe in education,” he said. “It brightens people’s lives and makes this world a better place.”
Now a successful cardiologist in Hanford, Dr. Reddy wants to make sure future generations benefit from his accomplishments by helping students
maintain their physical well-being so they can focus on studying.
Dr. Reddy and his wife, H. Jhansi Reddy, presented a $1 million gift to UC Merced to name the Rajender Reddy Health Center. The center will help each
student attain maximum physical and emotional well-being by providing a full range of student-centered and affordable services.
“I hope the center is used to the fullest extent. It would make me very happy to see students and staff members take full advantage of it,” he said.
After working on his father’s farm for $5 a month, Reddy eventually earned enough to go to college and now can’t stress enough the impact education
and health has made in his life. He would like others to feel the same way.
“It’s such a wonderful satisfaction. I am a much better person today than I was back then,” he said.
PARTNERSHIP BLOOMS BETWEEN UC MERCED AND GREAT VALLEY CENTER
I
n November 2005, the Great Valley Center (GVC) and UC Merced announced a partnership combining the networks and
connections of one of the Central Valley’s leading regional organizations with the world-class research capacity and intellectual
resources of the state’s newest UC campus.
The center continues to provide regionally focused data and information, facilitate leadership development programs for elected
officials and teenagers, and assist in the coordination of regional projects. The GVC network of community leaders, nonprofit
organizations and businesses will partner with UC Merced faculty to take advantage of the university’s research. The center’s
evolution will include broader and deeper foci on academic research that applies to the Valley’s critical needs.
GVC continues to raise funds to support its work. The James Irvine Foundation and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
have pledged significant transitional support as the center begins working with the university. Among its upcoming activities,
GVC will work with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Partnership for the San Joaquin Valley to promote the discussion of
regional economic, social and environmental issues; facilitate a dialogue on preschool education; and partner with AT&T on an
innovative pilot project to bring broadband access and business development skills to a rural community in Tulare County.
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DINING CENTER NAMED FOR DONORS WITH INTERNATIONAL FLAIR
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lizabeth and Joel Wallace were looking for the perfect way to blend their personal international background with their interest in helping students at UC Merced. The perfect
match proved to be a delicious opportunity.
The Wallaces chose to let the university direct their contribution of $500,000, but decided to use their naming privilege to leave a legacy students would see on a daily basis.
“When our children were in college, they found that the student dining center was a central point for activities and a meeting place for students from around the world – almost like
a little United Nations,” Elizabeth Wallace said.
The Yablokoff-Wallace Dining Center will continue to serve all comers with the chefs’ philosophy of variety and freshness and with attention to the diverse backgrounds of the students
who eat there – an ideal fit for the generous and sophisticated donors who funded it.
“Education is the most important thing you can give your children,” Elizabeth Wallace explained. “Someday, perhaps our grandchildren can attend UC Merced and recognize that
education mattered to us.”
GYM EXPANSION CAMPAIGN DECLARED GREAT SUCCESS
U
C Merced has raised more than $1.365 million for the expanded Joseph Edward Gallo gymnasium in the Joseph Edward Gallo Recreation and Wellness Center, slated for
completion this fall.
“This campaign has been a success because so many caring individuals and groups from our region have participated,” said Ken Robbins, who has co-chaired the campaign committee
since its inception in 2004.
“The center will be a tremendous benefit to UC Merced students,” said David Dunham, director of campus recreation. “Students will have a place to enjoy free time with their friends.
We thank everyone in the community for making this expansion possible.”
“As it became clear that students would need a larger gymnasium, Sandee Boese, Mike Gallo, Billie Razzari, Ken Robbins, Mike Salvadori and I came together to begin a fundraising
campaign to expand the gymnasium,” said Ralph Temple, the campaign committee’s other co-chair.
Major gifts included $500,000 from Greg and Cathie Hostetler to name Hostetler Court, $50,000 each from Mike and Jeanne Salvadori, Bob and Evie Ayers, the Donald Stewart family,
Courtesy Automotive Center, Carol Schrole, Prine Construction, Inc., the Calvin Bright Foundation, the Peter Gallo Memorial Foundation and Bartlett Petroleum.
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION STARTS STRONG WITH 100% PARTICIPATION
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nly one UC campus can boast 100 percent participation in its alumni organization – all three UC Merced graduates
have committed to take part in the UC Merced Alumni Association. They say they are already looking forward to
their five-year reunion in 2011 and other events sponsored by the UC Merced Alumni Affairs Office and the San Joaquin
Valley UC Alumni Network.
At their commencement in May, the three graduates – Eve Delfin, Kristi Imberi and Daniel Santillano – presented their
class gift to the university, a 100-gallon aquarium for the Kolligian Library.
Fundraising help for the gift came from the San Joaquin Valley UC Alumni Network, which has strongly supported
UC Merced throughout the year. This group also hosted study breaks for students during finals weeks in the fall and
spring, giving out snacks and other goodies to help students de-stress and prepare for their tests.
Alumni Coordinator Stefani Martinez said current UC Merced students are developing their own organization to prepare
for joining the alumni association and learn about philanthropy, an important role of any alumni group.
ALUMNI NETWORK BOARD
MESSAGE FROM THE VICE CHANCELLOR:
A CAMPUS COMES TO LIFE
President
ROGER WOOD
Vice-President
PATTI KISHI
Secretary
SUSAN MAHACEK
Treasurer
DAVE BULTENA
UC Merced Alumni Affairs Coordinator;
Acting Director for the San Joaquin Valley
UC Alumni Network
STEFANI MARTINEZ
Committee Chairs
LARRY SALINAS
Government Relations
KELLY PATTERSON
Student Affairs
WAYS TO GIVE TO
UC MERCED
E
ach day, those of us lucky enough to work at UC Merced look at the
campus around us in amazement. The wonderful things happening on
this campus could convince any observer of this region’s bright future.
UC Merced draws support through many channels. Private-sector gifts play a
special role, often supporting facilities and programs that could not be funded
by any other means.
Physically, the campus literally grew before our eyes; last winter we opened the
Classroom and Office Building as well as the teaching labs in the Science and
Engineering Building. The Joseph Edward Gallo Recreation and Wellness
Center will be ready for student use this fall, significantly improved and
expanded thanks to a successful community effort to raise $1.36 million.
The university is profoundly grateful for the donations that have enabled the
acquisition of land for the campus, construction and enhancement of the
library and the recreation and wellness center, the development of the engineering service learning program, the creation of scholarships and more. Each
gift the campus receives creates a legacy for the future of higher education in
the Central Valley.
Our research moved forward on everything from the crucial water supply in
the Sierra Nevada and early childhood learning to stem cell-based tissue engineering. This work flourishes
thanks largely to donor-funded laboratories and other facilities.
Students in our inaugural class had the daily opportunity to meet with some of the finest minds in
academia – our own faculty. Half of those students were the first from their families to pursue higher
education, taking advantage of opportunities provided by UC Merced and its donors through scholarships and other assistance.
Industrious students created clubs and organizations, entertainment events, a vigorous student
government and an active community. Generous campus friends have assisted in supporting these
activities and facilities that are so essential to the university experience.
Those wishing to support UC Merced may consider any of the following
means of donation:
• CASH
• MATCHING GIFT PROGRAMS (CHECK WITH YOUR EMPLOYER)
• SECURITIES, SUCH AS STOCKS AND BONDS
• REAL ESTATE
• BEQUESTS IN A WILL OR LIVING TRUST
• INCOME GIFTS SUCH AS ANNUITIES OR TRUSTS
In this annual report, we express our gratitude to the donors whose philanthropy has facilitated the
variety of experiences now available at UC Merced. As you turn these pages, you will see examples of
specific donations making a difference for students, faculty and the community. We hope they will move
your heart and imagination as you consider sharing your support with UC Merced.
• FLEXIBLE ENDOWMENTS
Everything accomplished so far is still only the beginning. All of us must continue together to nurture
UC Merced. We will rely on your support to meet ongoing institutional needs, support the growth of the
campus and prepare UC Merced to keep making a difference for students, communities, California and
the world.
• PATENTS, ROYALTIES OR COPYRIGHTS
We invite you to support the next wave of great things happening at UC Merced, becoming part of the
brilliant future envisioned by our leaders and supporters – a future of learning, prosperity and strength.
Sincerely,
• ART OR ARTIFACTS
• RETIREMENT PLAN ASSETS
• LIFE INSURANCE WITH ACCUMULATED CASH VALUE
• COLLECTIBLES OR TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
• EQUIPMENT OR INVENTORY
You can obtain more information about any of these options
by contacting Mare Widger in University Relations at
(209) 228-4401 or [email protected].
John Garamendi, Jr., Vice Chancellor for University Relations
(209) 228-4401
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UC Merced Legacy Circle Founders
Legacy Circle Members
UC Merced’s Legacy Circle Founders are honored benefactors who have contributed
a cumulative total of $1 million or more to the university over their lifetimes.These
donors have laid strong foundations for the future success of UC Merced by funding
academic research and programs, campus facilities, endowed chairs, student services
and scholarships, environmental preservation and other key pieces of a thriving
university campus. The following list reflects gifts contributed as of June 30, 2006:
UC Merced established the Legacy Circle to honor donors who have given a cumulative total
of between $100,000 and $1 million to the university, important contributions that fund a
variety of facilities and programs for the campus. The following list reflects gifts contributed
as of June 30, 2006:
BANK OF AMERICA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
DR. E.W. AND DOROTHY BIZZINI
DR. JOSEPH A. AND MARIE J.
BARKETT
ISABEL COATS
E. & J. GALLO WINERY
HONORABLE TONY COELHO
DR. MADHU KRIS AND DR. VIJAYA TANGELLA
DR. HANIMIREDDY AND VIJAYA LAKIREDDY
JOHN MYERS
THE DAVID AND LUCILE PACKARD FOUNDATION
DR. HANUMANDLA RAJENDER AND H. JHANSI REDDY
UNITED HEALTH FOUNDATION
WELLS FARGO FOUNDATION
COUNTY BANK
CARLSTON CUNNINGHAM TRUST
LA GRANGE GOLD DREDGING
COMPANY, INC./JEFFERSON
DOOLITTLE
THE MCCLATCHY COMPANY
DR. CHRISTINE MCFADDEN
CLARENCE AND ENID OLIVE
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC
COMPANY
EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES
CREDIT UNION
PARAMOUNT FARMING COMPANY
JAN FALASCO
RENO FERRERO FAMILY
FORD FOUNDATION
DORIS GONELLA
GREG AND CATHIE HOSTETLER
MARGO JOSEPHINE
DR. ART AND FAFA KAMANGAR
ED AND JEANNE KASHIAN
LEO AND JUNE KOLLIGIAN
RAY AND JOAN DEZEMBER
HEWLETT PACKARD COMPANY
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
JIM ABBATE
MARK W. BURRELL
BILL FOWLER
(as of June 20, 2006)
OWNER
ALIA CORPORATION
PRESIDENT/OWNER
THE WESTMARK GROUP
SR. MANAGING PARTNER GLOBAL EDUCATION
CISCO SYSTEMS
JOSH BECKER
ROBERT W. CARPENTER
ROBERT J. GALLO
BOARD MEMBER
WWW.IAMPLIFY.COM
PRESIDENT
LEAP/CARPENTER/KEMPS INSURANCE
CO-PRESIDENT
E&J GALLO WINERY
YOBIE BENJAMIN
TONY COELHO
JOHN GARAMENDI, SR.
GLOBAL MANAGING DIRECTOR
LECG, LLC
FORMER CONGRESSMAN
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
JOHN F. BENNETT
H.A. “GUS”COLLIN III
JOHN GARAMENDI, JR.
PRESIDENT
JFB RANCH, INC.
CHAIRMAN
SUNSWEET GROWERS, INC.
VICE CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY RELATIONS
ROBERT BERNSTEIN, M.D.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM
MARK GARRETT
CHIEF OF RADIOLOGY
KAISER PERMANENTE MEDICAL CENTER
OWNER
CUNNINGHAM RANCH
PRESIDENT AND CEO
TOMAR INVESTMENTS
JOANN BERTGES
RAYBURN S. DEZEMBER
ALMA GREEN
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
WELLS FARGO BANK
RETIRED BUSINESSMAN
PRESIDENT
BG PIPELINE CORPORATION
ROBERT W. CARPENTER
BREAULT RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
WILLIAM AND FLORA HEWLETT FOUNDATION
The Foundation Board of Trustees is a formally recognized body of the university’s most treasured supporters and advisors. Among their roles as trustees, members raise and administer
private gifts and grants to support the teaching, research and public service activities of UC Merced.
CHAIR
FOSTER FARMS
PETER GALLO MEMORIAL FOUNDATION
UC Merced Foundation Board of Trustees
STEWART RESNICK
MARY STUART ROGERS
FOUNDATION
DR. ATUL ROY FAMILY
VICE CHAIR
JOANN BERTGES
SECRETARY
LAZAR PIRO
TREASURER
RAYBURN S. DEZEMBER
MEMBERS
DIANA DOOLEY
ROBERT GALLO
EDWARD HARDY
TOM HAWKER
GARY HERNANDEZ
RICHARD C. OTTER
DIANA DOOLEY
E.W. “BILL” BIZZINI, DVM
CORPORATE PRESIDENT/
CHANCELLOR
CAROL TOMLINSON-KEASEY
CORPORATE VICE PRESIDENT/
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
JOHN GARAMENDI, JR.
OWNER
ATWATER / MERCED VETERINARY CLINICS
WALLY GRIFFIN
PRESIDENT AND CEO
PAC WEST TELECOMM, INC.
BENJAMIN T. DURAN, ED.D.
DOROTHY BIZZINI
OWNER
ATWATER / MERCED VETERINARY CLINICS
LEE R. BOESE, JR., DDS
FRED AND MITZIE RUIZ
OWNER/PARTNER
LEE BOESE DENTISTRY
SBC FOUNDATION
CALVIN E. BRIGHT
KEITH AND ELINOR SHAFFER
PRESIDENT & CHAIRMAN
BRIGHT DEVELOPMENT
SHERRIE SPENDLOVE-GALLO
ROY T. BROPHY
RETIRED BUSINESSMAN
DR. KRISHNA THONDAPU FAMILY
VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL COUNSEL
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
PRESIDENT
MERCED COLLEGE
EDWARD C. HARDY
KIP C. EDWARDS
DARYL G. HATANO
VICE PRESIDENT, FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT &
INSTITUTIONAL MASTER PLAN
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER AND ST.
LUKE’S HOSPITAL
VICE PRESIDENT, PUBLIC POLICY
SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION
VENTURE CAPITALIST
RITCH K. EICH, PH.D.
VICE PRESIDENT
CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY
SUE FOSTER
TOM HAWKER
PRESIDENT/CEO
COUNTY BANK
GARY HERNANDEZ
PARTNER
SONNENSCHEIN, NATH AND ROSENTHAL
FOSTER FARMS
JOEL AND ELIZABETH WALLACE
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UC Merced Foundation Board of Trustees
UC Merced Chancellor’s Associates
The Chancellor’s Associates is the premier donor group of UC Merced and plays an important role in supporting many needs associated with the continuing development of the campus.
The following list includes gifts contributed through June 30, 2006:
VICTOR HYMES
HUGO MORALES
CURTIS A. RIGGS
ROBERT TINKER
JIM AND SABRA ABBATE
RALPH AND BUNNY BUSBY
RUTH FROMSON AND DENNIS HANKS
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER &
CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER
LEGATO CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
RADIO BILINGUE, INC.
PRESIDENT AND CEO
VIA ADVENTURES
DIRECTOR, MARKETING/BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
CISCO SYSTEMS
ANTHONY ALLEGRETTI
LAVERNE AND SONIA CALDEIRA
ROBERT AND BETTE GAESTEL
TERRY AND SONIA ALLEN
MICHAEL CAMPBELL
CHRISTIAN AND LUCY GALLERY
RICHARD M. MOSS, P.E.
KENNETH M. ROBBINS
CAROL TOMLINSON-KEASEY, PH.D.
VICE PRESIDENT FOR WATER RESOURCES
PROVOST AND PRITCHARD
ENGINEERING GROUP, INC.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
MASON, ROBBINS, GNASS & BROWNING
CHANCELLOR
KEITH AND JILL ALLEY
ALLEN AND DENICE CARDEN
BOB AND MARIE GALLO
OWNER
KAMANGAR RANCHES
LEE AND ANN ANDERSEN
DENNIS CARDOZA AND KATHLEEN MCLOUGHLIN
MICHAEL D. GALLO
GUILLERMO RODRIGUEZ
HANK VANDER VEEN
PAM BRANTLEY ANDERSON
BOB AND SUZANNE CARPENTER
JOHN AND COLLEEN GARAMENDI
ROBERT O. KELLER
TAPAN MUNROE, PH.D.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
YOSEMITE ALPINE RESORT PROPERTIES
DIRECTOR
LECG, LLC
SENIOR DIRECTOR, PUBLIC AFFAIRS
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
PUBLISHER
MERCED SUN-STAR
DUANE AND DORANE ANDREWS
JANA STEWART-CEZAR AND PERICLES CEZAR
URLA GARLAND
DAVID AND ANNA ASHLEY
KEVIN M. COLLINS AND MOIRA IRVINE
BETTYLOU GEORGE
FREDERICK R. RUIZ
STEVE WESTLY
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
RUIZ FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.
CONTROLLER
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
DR. MARY AND MR. ROBERT AVALLE
SUE AND ERIC CONLEY
SKIP AND MICHELLE GEORGE
BOB AND EVIE AYERS
BERT AND NANCY CRANE
KIRPAL S. GREWAL
PETE AND VICKI BANDONI
KATHLEEN M. CROOKHAM
KENJI HAKUTA AND NANCY GOODBAN
DONALD A. BARCLAY
JIM AND CARLENE CUNNINGHAM
PHIL AND CAROL HAMM
FRANK BAUDINO AND LORRAINE NELSON
JOHN G. DAVIES
WENDELL AND SUSAN HAMMON
DEAN AND EFFIE BEEMAN
MARK HENDRICKSON
TODD AND CARRIE BENDER
DIANA AND DAN DOOLEY
DENNIS AND NOVIE HEPPNER
ART KAMANGAR, M.D.
GEORGE H. KELLEY
RALPH M. OCHOA
FOUNDER
STEVINSON RANCH
FOUNDING PARTNER
THE OCHOA LAW FIRM
LEE J. KOLLIGIAN
MARILYN F. OHANIAN, PH.D.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
RETIRED PSYCHOLOGIST
LEO S. KOLLIGIAN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
DOROTHY LABBOK
RICHARD C. OTTER
SR. VICE PRESIDENT
SALOMON SMITH BARNEY
ASSOCIATE TREASURER,
UC MERCED FOUNDATION
CONTROLLER/CHIEF OF ACCOUNTING
ASHIT PADWAL
HANIMIREDDY LAKIREDDY, M.D., FACC, FCCP
E. SCOTT PATTON
CARDIOLOGIST
MERCED HEART ASSOCIATES
PAUL C. LO
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
LAW OFFICES OF PAUL C. LO
ROBERT A. LUSTER
PRESIDENT AND CEO
LUSTER NATIONAL, INC.
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DIRECTOR OF IT OPERATIONS
SPARTAN SHOPS
OWNER
PATTON & ASSOCIATES
MARK N. PAZIN
SHERIFF
COUNTY OF MERCED
LAZAR C. PIRO
PRESIDENT
PIRO TRADING INTERNATIONAL
STEVE SLOAN
CAROL WHITESIDE
OWNER
SLOAN FARMS, INC.
PRESIDENT
GREAT VALLEY CENTER
DONALD J. STARCHMAN
ROGER W. WOOD
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
STARCHMAN LAW OFFICES
RETIRED BUSINESSMAN
JOHN AND DORA BENNETT
TIM AND LISA DYLINA
ALAN AND GEORGINA HOFFMAN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
LAW OFFICES OF GERALD LEE TAHAJIAN, INC.
DON BERGMAN
ROSE ANN EAGER
NANCY B. HOLMES
SHIVARAMA AND MEENAKSHI BHAT
JIM AND LU EDMONSON
GREG AND CATHERINE HOSTETLER
JOHN Y. TATEISHI
BILL AND DOROTHY BIZZINI
EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION
MIKE AND BETTY HOYT
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS LEAGUE
KAREN BIZZINI
KEN AND GRETA ELIA
DANIEL F. IKEMIYASHIRO, M.D.
LAWRENCE BLAZINA AND DORIS GONELLA
CLAUDE AND TERRI ELLISON
ART AND FAFA KAMANGAR
DR. LEE AND SANDEE BOESE
RICHARD AND ALICE ESCOLA
LEE AND SUZANNE BOESE
RENO AND VIRGINIA FERRERO
BLAKE KEASEY AND CAROL TOMLINSON-KEASEY
THE BRANDING IRON RESTAURANT
HUGH AND NORMA FLANAGAN
GEORGE AND CARLA KELLEY
CALVIN BRIGHT
AHMAD FOROUTAN AND SIMA ASADI
KEVIN KELLEY
DR. AND MRS. RONALD BRONS
BOB AND BARBARA FOY
R. RAVINDRA AND NIRMALA KUMAR
JIM AND BEBE BURKE
PAUL D. FROMSON
SARAH PARKER LANDELS
JERRY TAHAJIAN
RALPH S. TEMPLE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
KRISHNA THONDAPU, M.D.
MEDICAL DIRECTOR
INTERVENTIONAL PAIN CENTER
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UC Merced Chancellor’s Associates
UC Merced Honor Roll of Donors
Private support to UC Merced amounted to more than $19.6 million during the period beginning July 1, 2005, through June 30, 2006. The campus was also awarded more than $15 million in grants
and contracts. UC Merced gratefully acknowledges its financial supporters.
CYRIL AND ANDREA LAWRENCE
LAZAR AND FRANCIA PIRO
DON AND BETTY STEWART
FOUNDER ....................$1,000,000 - $5,000,000
CHAMPION..................$250,000 - $499,999
STEWARD .....................$10,000 - $99,999
PARTNER ......................$1,000 - $4,999
BENEFACTOR ..............$500,000 - $999,999
COLLEAGUE ................$100,000 - $249,999
PATRON ........................$5,000 - $9,999
FRIEND .........................Gifts up to $999
FOUNDER
JOE AND SHARON LEVY
GEORGE RADANOVICH
RONALD AND MARCIA STEWART
NANCY LINT
RAFFO FAMILY
IVAN AND BONNIE STINSON
DAVE AND CHRISTINE LONG
TIM AND BILLIE RAZZARI
JOHN AND SUE SULLEY
E.J. ALMO AND MADELEINE LORENZI
GUNDALA S. REDDY AND MANJU REDDY
GERALD LEE TAHAJIAN
MARY LYONS FAMILY
MOHAN AND SALILA REDDY
TOKI AND AMRIT TAKHAR
STEFANI MARTINEZ AND CHRISTOPHER MADRIL
CHIARA C. RIGGS
HENRY AND MARIE TE VELDE
HEWLETT PACKARD COMPANY
CHARLIE AND DEBI GRAGNANI
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
DR. E. W. AND DOROTHY BIZZINI
ART & FAFA KAMANGAR
DR. RANDY AND PATRICIA GROSSMAN
VIA ADVENTURES
DR. MADHU KRIS AND DR. VIJAYA TANGELLA
THE MCCLATCHY COMPANY
THE GROWING MERCED FOUNDATION
THE WESTLY FOUNDATION
DR. HANUMANDLA RAJENDER AND
H. JHANSI REDDY
PARAMOUNT AGRICULTURAL COMPANIES
THOMAS AND SHERRY HAWKER
GEORGE AND FLOY YAGI
JANZEN IDEACORP
WELLS FARGO
LINDA JELACICH
GUY AND CULLEY MAXWELL
CURTIS AND GAYE RIGGS
SAM AND KATHIE TENENBAUM
MEL AND ARLENE MAXWELL
GREY ROBERTS AND BETTE WOOLSTENHULME
SAMUEL J. TRAINA AND DENA R. TRAINA
BARRY AND JEANNE MCAULEY
ROBERT AND KIMBER ROGINA
SARA MARTINEZ TUCKER AND GREG TUCKER
BENEFACTOR
STEWARD
MARGE MCAULEY
RICHARD AND ARLENE ROHRBACK
HANK AND KELLY VANDER VEEN
AT&T CALIFORNIA
CHRISTOPHER AND JANE H. ADAMS
DAN AND JAN MENDENHALL
CARL AND LINDA ROLAND
MR. AND MRS. WARREN WAINWRIGHT
VINCENT HILLYER
R. BRUCE MILLER
LORI ROSSI
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE MEDICAL RESEARCH
FOUNDATION
GALEN AND MELBA MIYAMOTO
ATUL AND AMITA ROY
ED AND LA DONNA WALTERS
THE DAVID AND LUCILE PACKARD
FOUNDATION
SHARON MOGLIOTTI
BOB AND MICKI RUCKER
JOHN AND NANCY WESTERHOLM
THE DR. ATUL ROY FAMILY
EDITH M. NAHAS
CAROLE WHITEHILL
BARTLETT PETROLEUM-LEON AND
DIANE BARTLETT
MIKE NELSON
LARRY SALINAS
WITOLD AND NORMA WILLER
THE CEB FOUNDATION
JOHN AND NADA PAZIN
TOM AND SAUNDRA NEVIS
MIKE AND JEANNE SALVADORI
SHEILA WISHEK
DR. SUCHENG CHAN
ELAYNE F. PELZ
JERRY O’BANION
MARCEE AND MARK SAMBERG
CHI CHI AND ROGER WOOD
CHAMPION
ISABEL M. COATS
TIM AND MARILYN O'NEILL
MARK AND WINDIE SHEPHERD
STUART AND LISA WOOLF
BANK OF AMERICA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
ALBERT CONTRERAS
THE STEPHEN D. PETERSON
CONSERVATION FUND
AL AND LYNDA OSBORN
STEVE AND SIAN SLOAN
ELLIE WOOTEN
TONY COELHO
COUNTY OF MARIPOSA
RICK OSORIO
JIM AND ANDREA SOFRANEK
JEFF AND DELORES WRIGHT
GREG AND CATHIE HOSTETLER
JIM AND CARLENE CUNNINGHAM
DICK AND ANN OTTER
MARGO SOUZA
ROGER J. WYAN PHOTOGRAPHY
JOHN PEDROZO
JANET E. YOUNG
FOSTER FARMS
DENNIS AND DOREEN PELLISSIER
STEVE SPINELLI AND KAY FLANAGAN-SPINELLI
DAVID AND HOLLY ZACHARIAS
THE PETER GALLO MEMORIAL FOUNDATION
ROBERT PINNEY AND LYNN WYCHUNAS
LARRY AND TERRI STEFANI
KENNETH B. ZACHARIAS
RICHARD PIPER
DON STEWART, JR.
PAUL AND KATHLEEN ZIZZA
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UNITED HEALTH FOUNDATION
PATRON
DR. HANIMIREDDY AND VIJAYA LAKIREDDY
BAKER, PETERSON & FRANKLIN, CPA
EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION
COLLEAGUE
THE WILLIAM AND FLORA HEWLETT
FOUNDATION
E. & J. GALLO WINERY
THE PETER GALLO MEMORIAL FOUNDATION
HONORING CARL AND MARY JO
CAMPODONICA
JOE LEVY, GOTTSCHALKS
MASON, ROBBINS, GNASS & BROWNING
DR. CHRISTINE MCFADDEN
NATIONAL WRITING PROJECT CORPORATION
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
JAMES G. PARKER INSURANCE ASSOCIATES
THOMAS ATTERIDGE III
DONALD A. BARCLAY
JOHN AND DORA BENNETT
LEE AND SANDEE BOESE
VENKAIAH DAMA
ROBERT AND BEVERLY GILBERT
HELENA CHEMICAL COMPANY
GARY AND TERI HERNANDEZ
BARBARA HOFFMAN
PATRICIA J. PRINE AND IN MEMORIUM
DONALD L. PRINE
RABOBANK
KAISER PERMANENTE
DOROTHY LABBOK
MERCED BOOSTERS CLUB, INC.
PACIFIC HOLT CORPORATION
PROWEST CONSTRUCTORS
DR. JULIAN F. RANDOLPH
RAZZARI AUTOMOTIVE CENTERS
FORD-DODGE-NISSAN
THE SPENCER FOUNDATION
TIAA-CREF INSTITUTE
CURTIS AND GAYE RIGGS
LORI ROSSI
GIRISH AND PRAVINA SHAH
JERRY AND CLAUDIA SHANNON
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SAM AND KATHIE TENENBAUM
JOANN BERTGES
BERT AND NANCY CRANE
JOHN GARAMENDI, SR.
ROBERT AND LYNN KELLER
DENNIS AND VICKI MINENI
MOHAN AND SALILA REDDY
THOMAS A. AND KATHRYN S. STAMEY
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
SHIVARAMA AND MEENAKSHI BHAT
KATHLEEN M. CROOKHAM
URLA GARLAND
GEORGE AND CARLA KELLEY
GALEN AND MELBA MIYAMOTO
JAMES B. AND CHRISTINA REED, JR.
LARRY AND TERRI STEFANI
WEIMER FARMS
THE BIRD FAMILY
KEN AND JUDY CROW
MARK GARRETT
JERRY L. KOERNER
DR. ROBERT MOELLER
RENAISSANCE MARK
SHEILA WISHEK
KAREN L. BIZZINI
JOHN G. DAVIES
SKIP AND MICHELLE GEORGE
LEE KOLLIGIAN
CARL AND BRENDA MORRIS
KENNETH AND MILDRED RIGGS
STEFANI FAMILY TRUST-LARRY AND
KATHLEEN STEFANI, TRUSTEES
CHI CHI AND ROGER WOOD
DR. LAWRENCE A. BLAZINA AND
DORIS M. GONELLA
NETTIE DESCALSO-DEL NERO
PRICE GIFFEN
R. RAVINDRA AND NIRMALA KUMAR
TAPAN AND ASTRID MUNROE
CHIARA C. RIGGS
LINDSAY A. DESCROCHERS
BOB AND ALICE GILBERTSON
SARAH PARKER LANDELS
THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES
RIGGS AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC.
PARTNER
LEE AND SUZANNE BOESE
DORIS M. GONELLA
JEFF AND DONNA LAWRY
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
TOM AND ROBERTA FLANAGAN
JORGE AND CONSUELO AGUILAR
NANCY BRAWLEY
DAN AND EVELYN DOODY
PAUL AND CORA GONZALES
CALVIN BRIGHT, BRIGHT DEVELOPMENT
DIANA DOOLEY
KIRPAL AND TRIPAT GREWAL
LEAP/CARPENTER/KEMPS INSURANCE
COMPANY
MIKE NELSON, MERCED COUNTY
SUPERVISOR DISTRICT 3
GREY ROBERTS AND BETTE WOOLSTENHULME
ALBERTSON'S SUPERMARKETS
ALIA CORPORATION, JIM AND SABRA ABBATE
DR. AND MRS. RONALD BRONS
ROSE EAGER-SABO
WALLY AND LYNETTE GRIFFIN
LORENSEN PROPANE GAS, INC.
GARY AND SHARON NEWMAN
TERRY AND SONIA ALLEN
SUSAN I. BUBENCHIK
E.J. ALMO AND MADELEINE LORENZI
JERALD R. O’BANION
KEITH AND JILL ALLEY
MARK W. BURRELL
MR. ROBERT LUSTER
DR. MARILYN F. OHANIAN
LEE AND ANN ANDERSEN
RALPH AND BUNNY BUSBY
EDITH MACDONALD
TIM AND MARILYN O’NEILL
PAM BRANTLEY ANDERSON
LAVERNE AND SONIA CALDEIRA
THE LYONS FAMILY
RICK OSORIO
NORMAN AND KATHY ANDRADE
MICHAEL CAMPBELL
STEVEN J. MARGARETIC
DICK AND ANN OTTER
DUANE AND DORANE ANDREWS
MARY AND SCOTT CAMPER
HANS MARSEN
ASHIT S. PADWAL
DAVID AND ANNA ASHLEY
ALLEN AND DENICE CARDEN
STEFANI MARTINEZ
JOHN AND ANDREA PAIK-TESCH
ASSYRIAN NATIONAL COUNCIL OF STANISLAUS
CONGRESSMAN DENNIS CARDOZA
FRIENDS OF BARBARA MATTHEWS
VALERIE PALAFAX
DR. MARY AND MR. ROBERT AVALLE
MARILYNN CARLISLE
GUY AND CULLEY MAXWELL
E. SCOTT PATTON
TRANSCOUNTY TITLE COMPANY,
BOB AND YVONNE AYERS
BOB AND SUZANNE CARPENTER
MEL AND ARLENE MAXWELL
PAZIN & MYERS INCORPORATED
DAN AND JAN MENDENHALL
MERCED COUNTY SUPERVISOR JOHN PEDROZO
MERCED CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
DENNIS AND DOREEN PELLISSIER
MERCED SCHOOL EMPLOYEES FEDERAL
CREDIT UNION
ROBERT PINNEY AND LYNN WYCHUNAS
PETE AND VICKI BANDONI
ANDREW JUROW, M.D. AND
BARBIE BARRETT, M.D.
FRANK BAUDINO AND LORRAINE NELSON
DEAN AND EFFIE BEEMAN
ROBERT BERNSTEIN, M.D. AND
JANE BINGER BERNSTEIN, ED.D.
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CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
CITIZENS FOR THE BETTERMENT OF
MERCED COUNTY
KEVIN M. COLLINS AND MOIRA IRVINE
DR. AND MRS. ERIC CONLEY
DANIEL CORNFORD
COSTCO WHOLESALE CORPORATION
JAMES AND LUCILE EDMONSON
ROBERT HADEN AND BETTY DAWSON
DR. RITCH K. AND MRS. JOAN EICH
KENJI HAKUTA AND NANCY GOODBAN
KENNETH AND GRETA ELIA
WENDELL AND SUSAN HAMMON
CLAUDE AND TERRI ELLISON
EDWARD AND JANET HARDY
BRUCE ERICKSON
MARILYN AND RAY (SLUG) HAYES
RICHARD AND ALICE ESCOLA
HERB HEPPNER AND MARVIN HEPPNER
MR. AND MRS. RENO FERRERO
HERITAGE HOMES
TONI FIORENZA
DAVID AND JULIE HOBBS
HUGH AND NORMA FLANAGAN
ALAN AND GEORGINA HOFFMAN
SUSAN AND GEORGE FOSTER
NANCY B. HOLMES
RUTH FROMSON AND DENNIS HANKS
PAUL D. FROMSON
ROBERT AND BETTE GAESTEL
CHRISTIAN AND LUCY GALLERY
JOSEPH GALLO FARMS
JOHN AND COLLEEN GARAMENDI
MIKE AND BETTY HOYT
DR. DANIEL IKEMIYASHIRO
JAMBA JUICE - MERCED
JAMES J. STEVINSON CORPORATION
DR. LARRY AND IDA JOHNSON
MERCED SUN-STAR
CHUCK AND ANNETTA MEYER
R. BRUCE MILLER
U.S. CONGRESSMAN GEORGE RADANOVICH
JOHN AND BEVERLY RAGGIO
REDIG FAMILY
GUNDALA AND MANJU REDDY
PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY
ROBERT AND KIMBER ROGINA
DAVID AND CAROLYN ROGINA
RICHARD AND ARLENE ROHRBACK
CARL AND LINDA ROLAND
RONALD AND MARCIA STEWART
IVAN AND BONNIE STINSON
JOHN AND SUE SULLEY
MIKE AND LYNN SULLIVAN
JERRY AND GERI TAHAJIAN
HENRY AND MARIE TE VELDE
RALPH S. TEMPLE JR.
RAMAKRISHNA THONDAPU, M.D. INC.
CLYDE “DAN” THURMAN, JR.
TINETTI REALTY GROUP
DENISE ROSSI
BOB AND MICKI RUCKER
ENCARNACION RUIZ
RUIZ FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.
SAFEWAY, INC.
ROBERT B. TINKER
DRS. CAROL TOMLINSON-KEASEY
AND BLAKE KEASEY
SAM AND DENA TRAINA
SALVADORI REALTY
MARKOS AND ELENI TSAKOPOULOSKOUNALAKIS FUND OF THE SACRAMENTO
REGION COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
MARCEE AND MARK SAMBERG
SARA MARTINEZ TUCKER AND GREG TUCKER
ROGER AND JEANE SAMUELSEN
DIEGO VALENCIA
CAROL SCHROLE
CAROLYN AND RUSSELL VARA
STEVE AND SIAN SLOAN
MARK AND LINDA VIA
RUTH AND KIRK SPERRY
WARREN AND SUSAN WAINWRIGHT
KAY FLANAGAN-SPINELLI AND STEVE SPINELLI
JOHN AND NANCY WESTERHOLM
ROBERT AND JANICE SALLES
WESTERN VALLEY INSURANCE
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CAROLE H. WHITEHILL
JOSIE AND GEOFF FOX
KIRBY MANUFACTURING, INC.
MCAULEY LINCOLN MERCURY MITSUBISHI
SHAWN J. POLK AND EVE M. DELFIN
SALUTARY SPORTSCLUBS, INC.
WILLIAM A. AND NORMA J. THACKER
KENNETH AND KAREN FRANK
FRANCES KIRIHARA
JANET FUJIMOTO MCCABE
KENYON POTTER
DANIEL SANTILLANO
STEVE AND JOANIE TINETTI
FRED DONALD VINEYARDS
PATTI KISHI AND ROBERT CHAD
HEBERT L. AND ELIZABETH MCCABE
TERRY PRIEST
NICHOLETTA R. SARNSEN
EDITH TRESO
CLARENCE AND SHIRLEE FREY
DON AND DEANNA KOBAYASHI
JACQUELINE L. MCDONALD
PROVOST & PRITCHARD ENGINEERING GROUP
SAVE MART SUPERMARKETS
DAVID L. TUCKER AND LINDA S. LAGACE
CONNIE GANTT
RAUL LOA
MCNAMARA SPORTS, INC.
YVONNE QUALE
JOHN O. AND VICKY P. SEASHOLTZ
UC MERCED STUDENT AFFAIRS STAFF
JOEL A. GARCIA AND ANNETTE
LEDOUX GARCIA
JANET E. LARSEN
RUSSELL P. MCSWAIN AND
SHARON L. MCSWAIN
PETER AND LENORE RAFFO
MARILYNN S. SHANNON
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
CENTRAL VALLEY TRUCKING
SANDY RAHILLY
MARK AND WINDIE SHEPHERD
SUZANNE AND GENE VALLA
DEBORAH AND JUSTIN CHAPMAN
GARTON TRACTOR, INC.
RALEY'S SUPERMARKETS
SHEWEY REALTY INC.
EUGENE J. AND LINDA L. VOILAND
CRAIG AND SARAH CHAVEZ
A.L. GILBERT COMPANY
DUNYA RAMICOVA
RICHARD SHIPLEY
RICKEY AND KAREN WALLACE
CHEVYS
BOB GILBERT REALTOR
KELLE RAY
SIERRA BEVERAGE COMPANY
HUB AND RITA WALSH
FRIEND
COLD STONE CREAMERY
ERIC HAMM
MURIEL T. REYNOLDS
RANJEET SINGH
SUSAN E. WALSH
MONIR AHMED
H.A. “GUS” AND BARBARA COLLIN
RUSS HANSEN
JULIE RICH
SLATERS HOME FURNISHINGS
WEST COAST TURF
MARY T. ALLISON
PHILIP AND CARLA CONIGLIO
FORREST HANSEN
BARBARA RICHEY
DONALD SMITH
JOHN O. WHITE
EILEEN AMBROSINI
JANNELL COOK
ANNE L. HARRIS
RONALD AND ELAINE RIGGS
ROBERT E. AND SYLVIA L. SMITH
STEVEN WILSON
APPLEBEE’S NEIGHBORHOOD BAR AND GRILL
SEAN M. COOLEY
BEN AND DORIS HASHIMOTO
R-N MARKET
SUSAN AND DAVID SNYDER
JERI WINTER
MARIA AREVALO AND JOHN FRAILING
LUVERTA COOPER
MR. DARYL HATANO
BEATRICE M. ROBINSON
SONIC DRIVE-IN
JUDIE WITT
ARNOLD REALTY
COUNTY OF MERCED
GLENN HAWKINS AND DOUGLAS HAWKINS
ELIZABETH ROBINSON AND CHIP SPANN
KAY STAHL
LESLIE WOLF AND KAI KEASEY
ORLEY AND VIRGINIA ASHENFELTER
LE'TRICE CURL
LAURA HAYGOOD
RAY RODRIGUEZ
STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY
MELISSA WONG
DAVID BABA, O.D.
SUZANNE AND ROBERT DELAWARE
HELP U SELL MERCED HOMES
ROGER MARTIN PROPERTIES
SUSAN AND EDWARD STEPHAN
WOODY'S WATER TRUCK RENTALS
NEIL BALLWEBER
MARK DEMETRE
CHARLES HOLMES
NANCY ROGERS
BETTY J. STEWART
YOSEMITE FARM CREDIT, ACA
GINGER BANDONI
GENARO DURAN
KRISTI IMBERI
ROUND TABLE PIZZA
STEWART & JASPER ORCHARDS
ROBERT F. BARON
RICARDO ERTZE
IN-N-OUT BURGER
PAMELA M. ROUSSOS
STEWART FAMILY FOUNDATION
ZAMBELLI FIREWORKS MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
LEE A. BARRETT
THOMAS AND MARCIA FERRARI
MARY E. JACOBSEN
LARRY SALINAS
ELAINE TAM
ANN C. BEAN
DAN FLANAGAN
JUICE IT UP
PATRICIA AND MICHAEL SALM
TARGET
E. MARGUERITE BENNETT
ROBERTA FLANAGAN
VIRGINIA H. KELLY
LOIS M. BIGELOW
PEGGY FLANAGAN PRIEST
LAWRENCE C. KING
KIM BITTNER
KAY FLANAGAN-SPINELLI
KEITH C. KING
WITOLD AND NORMA WILLER
DAVID WOOD
STUART AND LISA WOOLF
ELLIE WOOTEN
ROGER WYAN PHOTOGRAPHY
JANET E. YOUNG
DAVID AND HOLLY ZACHARIAS
PAUL AND KATHLEEN ZIZZA
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LEE ROBERT BOESE PROFESSIONAL
CORPORATION
ELIZABETH BORETZ
KERRY BROWNFIELD
JOANNA BROWNING
JANET AND RICHARD BURRILL
CLIFTON LAURITZEN
LAW OFFICE OF KAREN R. SPINARDI
LAW OFFICES OF MORSE & PFEIFF
JANE AND POPE LAWRENCE
JOHN F. AND JOANNA M. LENNOX
REBECCA RODRIGUEZ LINCOLN
CAROL C. LINNEMAN
TIM LIVERMORE AND BARBARA HILL
LAW OFFICES OF PAUL C. LO
JENNIFER LOWE
LURIE MANAGEMENT, LLC
EDITH MACDONALD
CHRIS MADRIL
RICHARD AND SUSAN MAHACEK
MAIN STREET CAFE
BAYANI MANILAY
EVA M. DE LONG
ROBERT AND KOCO MARTINEZ
MARTIN MEISTER
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTER MERCED
RUSSELL AND KAREN MERRITT
TERRI MILLER
JORGE MOLINA
RICHARD M. MOSS
LORRAINE MURPHY
DARREN NANNINI
DEE AND GUY NEAR
DR. PEGGY A. O’DAY
CLARENCE AND ENID OLIVE
SCOTT AND KATHY OLIVER
OLIVEWOOD APARTMENTS
ROBERT OLZACK
AL AND LYNDA OSBORN
KELLY PATTERSON
FRED POLANCO
JOANNE ZIEL
SYLVIA R. MASON
CHRISTYN AND LEWIS MATHIS
This honor roll includes everyone who contributed or committed funding to support UC Merced between July 1, 2005, and June 30, 2006. We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of each
name and gift level. Please let us know if a listing should be added or revised by calling the University Relations office at (209) 228-4401.
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UNIVERSITY RELATIONS AT YOUR SERVICE
T
he Division of University Relations is responsible for the areas of development, external and internal university relations, government relations, communications, the UC Merced
Foundation and its Board of Trustees, alumni affairs, and special events and protocol. Together, members of the University Relations team work to advance the teaching, research
and public service goals of UC Merced.
JOHN GARAMENDI, JR., Vice Chancellor for University Relations
Phone: (209) 228-4401
E-mail: [email protected]
MIKE CAMPBELL, Associate Vice Chancellor for Development
Phone: (209) 228-4402
JAN MENDENHALL, Executive Director of Development and Relations
Phone: (209) 228-4407
PAT MCCARTHY, Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations
Phone: (209) 228-7653
LARRY SALINAS, Director of Governmental Relations
Phone: (209) 228-4440
PATTI WAID ISTAS, Director of Communications
Phone: (209) 228-4483
STEFANI MARTINEZ, Alumni Coordinator
Phone: (209) 228-6912
CHIARA RIGGS, Special Events Coordinator
Phone: (209) 228-2929
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To update your address and contact information with UC Merced,
please call (209) 228-2923 or e-mail [email protected].
To send us your e-mail address and receive regular campus updates,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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PHOTOGRAPHY
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Hans Marsen, Christopher Viney, Roger J. Wyan
Copyright 2006 by The Regents of the University of California
The UC Merced Chancellor’s Annual Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2005-06
was produced by the UC Merced Office of Communications with non-state funds.
For additional copies, please call (209) 228-4432.
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