Growing Investment in the Power of Human Intellect

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A N N U A L R E P O RT T O
DONORS 2 0 0 0 - 2 0 0 1
Growing
Investment in
the Power of
Human
Intellect
M
I S S I O N
S
T A T E M E N T
The Campanile Foundation
provides San Diego State University
with the community expertise,
oversight and advocacy to increase
private giving and manage the
philanthropic assets of the University.
DONORS 2 0 0 0 - 2 0 0 1
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
S
an Diego State University is an institution esteemed for
its century-long history, distinguished by a commitment to excellence
in teaching, research and community service. I'm pleased to report
that we are also seeing SDSU grow in another critical indicator of
institutional health: private giving.
Instituted just two years ago, The Campanile Foundation, the
University’s first philanthropic body, has already matured into its
intended role of supporting San Diego State University by increasing
and managing the University's philanthropic assets. In this past fiscal
year, 2000-2001, The Campanile Foundation led the way to an institutional fund-raising record of $42.1 million. Significantly, that figure
includes an 89 percent increase over the prior year in gifts earmarked for academic programs,
and faculty and student support.
You, our donors, were each a part of this outstanding achievement. On behalf of
our entire university community, thank you for undergirding our work in education,
scholarship and service.
Stephen L. Weber, President
San Diego State University
A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN
I
t has been an honor and a privilege to serve as
chairman of the board of The Campanile Foundation at San Diego
State University. As a charter member of the Foundation’s board of
directors and a long-time supporter of SDSU, I believe strongly in
the positive impact of volunteer support on the overall quality of
the University.
The establishment of The Campanile Foundation was a critical
first step in SDSU’s efforts to enhance philanthropy and to engage
the support of alumni and friends of the University. This year’s
record-breaking results in private giving demonstrate the value of a
philanthropic foundation and the fruits of a collaborative effort among
our talented board, university staff, faculty, students and, most importantly, you, the donor.
This is truly an exciting time to be involved with San Diego State University. Much has
been accomplished; however, significant challenges lie ahead. Our board of directors is
prepared to meet these challenges, and we look forward to engaging our donors, alumni
and friends in our endeavors.
Ron L. Fowler, Chairman
Board of Directors
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GROWING INVESTMENT IN
THE POWER OF HUMAN INTELLECT
What do we plant when we plant the tree?
We plant the ship that will cross the sea,
We plant the mast to carry the sails,
We plant the planks to withstand the gales–
The keel, the keelson, and beam and knee–
We plant the ship when we plant the tree.
–Henry Abbey
Abbey’s point also applies to universities. Plant a tree, nurture it carefully, and it will grow
to sustain you. Just two years ago, San Diego State University planted a metaphorical
tree when it established The Campanile Foundation, an auxiliary organization dedicated
to increasing private giving and managing philanthropic assets.
No longer a seedling, The Campanile Foundation has already matured into a vital
source of sustenance for the University, yielding a record $42.1 million in private
gifts in the 2000-2001 fiscal year. Importantly, two-thirds of that total will benefit key
university funding priorities—academic programs, faculty support and student support.
In case after case, as illustrated by the four stories that follow, The Campanile
Foundation is connecting donors with the academic talent of SDSU to solve problems
and meet community challenges. By supporting and expanding San Diego State
University's commitment to excellence in teaching, research and community service, The
Campanile Foundation is growing our collective investment in the power of human
intellect.
THERESA M. MENDOZA
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
THE CAMPANILE FOUNDATION
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University House
MORE
THAN A
RESIDENCE
T
o Malin Burnham, the need seemed
obvious. A major institution like San Diego
State University "ought to have a presidential
home." Burnham, chairman of the Burnham
Companies and a member of The Campanile
Foundation Board of Directors, had seen the
benefits of a university house at other campuses.
"Nurturing important relationships is better
done in the president's house, where there’s
a quiet ambiance," he explained. "It's a
residence, but it's more than a residence."
Burnham made it a mission to establish
a university house for SDSU. He quickly
found the perfect neighborhood in Alvarado
Estates, a handsome gated community just a
mile or so from campus. But it was months
before the perfect house became available.
"I thought it should have a certain feel
and look," spacious but not pretentious,
Burnham said. In the meantime, he secured
pledges from other Campanile Foundation
board members to help finance the $1.2
million canyon-rim home. They bought the
property outright and turned the deed over
to the University in the fall of 2000.
Barbara Daly appreciates that commitment.
A member of SDSU BRIDGES, a group of
prominent San Diego women committed
to lifelong learning and advancing the
University, Daly has visited with SDSU
President Stephen L. Weber and first lady
Susan Weber in the new San Diego State
University House. "My mother always said
the highest compliment you could pay
anyone is inviting them to your home,"
Daly said. "Having a university house is
essential to building the image of SDSU in
the community. It's a place to say who we
are, to show the personable face that complements the University’s academic excellence."
"It's a marker," agreed Susan Weber. "It gives
SDSU a certain panache. I like to say that it’s
like the University, because it looks good
from the outside, and when you come inside,
it’s even better."
MALIN BURNHAM AT THE UNIVERSITY HOUSE WITH
BARBARA DALY (LEFT) AND SUSAN WEBER.
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Literacy Center
GIVING THE GIFT
OF READING
W
illiam Lynch believes the care
and education of children is "the ultimate
worthy cause." In fact, the mission statement
of his William D. Lynch Foundation for
Children declares "... every child saved is a
universe preserved." That belief motivated
Lynch to support San Diego State University’s
drive to establish a Literacy Center in
City Heights.
The Center, which opened in early 2001,
delivers free and low-cost literacy services,
including assessment, basic skills and remediation, to elementary, middle school and high
school students. In addition, it houses core
training programs for graduate students in
SDSU's College of Education, which also
conducts research at the facility.
Lynch is especially pleased to support the
Center's Reading Recovery Program®, an
early-intervention curriculum designed to
help first-graders having difficulty developing
literacy skills. The program also trains
"teacher leaders," who share new skills with
other literacy teachers. The Literacy Center
is one of only 24 regional teacher-leader
training centers in the country.
Reading Recovery fits Lynch's philosophy that
prevention is more effective, and far less costly,
than remediation. "Once kids fall behind in
reading, they fall behind in every other academic subject," Lynch said. "That can destroy
their self-esteem, and that becomes a problem
to be treated, too, not always successfully."
Patricia Kelly, director of Reading Recovery
at the Literacy Center, works to make sure
that doesn’t happen. And she sees results.
Under her direction, selected first-graders
from nearby Rosa Parks Elementary School
participate in an intensive 12- to 20-week
program of daily, one-on-one lessons.
WILLIAM LYNCH AT THE
LITERACY CENTER WITH
KIMBERLY VALDEZ FROM THE
READING RECOVERY PROGRAM®.
"We take any first-grader who is at the bottom
of their class in reading," Kelly said. "We’ve
been tracking every child who’s gone through
the program, and about 80 percent will be
reading at the average for their class—or
above—when they finish."
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Compact for Success
A CLEAR
PATH TO
COLLEGE
M
ichael Ellis, founder and president of San Diego-based Metabolife, knows
what it takes to succeed, and he wants to be
sure young people in his home community
of South Bay have it. "The days of working
your way up through the ranks with an
eighth-grade education are over," he said.
Ellis is an alumnus of the Sweetwater Union
High School District (SUHSD), California's
largest secondary school system with approximately 33,000 7th- to 12th-grade students,
many from low-income families hobbled by a
lack of education. Ellis wanted to do something to help Sweetwater students stay in
school, but he was having trouble finding the
right solution. Then SUHSD Superintendent
Edward Brand suggested a groundbreaking
new idea.
Compact for Success is a partnership
between SUHSD and San Diego State
University’s College of Education, aimed at
preparing students for college even before
they reach high school. "I recognized that
San Diego State University and I have the
same goals," Ellis said. "We want to help
students overcome the social and economic
obstacles that may keep them from applying
for college and then staying on to graduation."
The six-year program began in 2000 with
Sweetwater’s entire seventh-grade class,
almost 6,000 students. Those who chose to
participate—and their parents—committed
to a demanding college preparatory plan.
Every student who successfully completes
the program is guaranteed admission and full
tuition to SDSU, funded with a $500,000 gift
from the Ellis Foundation.
No doubt, one of those students will be
13-year-old Kathleen Rodriguez, who now
feels free to share her dreams of law school
or medical school with her friends. "They’re
all talking about college," said Kathleen’s
mother, Mary Rodriquez. "They're just now
seeing it as a real possibility."
MICHAEL ELLIS (LEFT) AND EDWARD BRAND WITH
STUDENT KATHLEEN RODRIGUEZ.
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Nurses Now
RX FOR A CRITICAL
HEALTH CARE CRISIS
L
ike other hospital administrators
across the nation, Dan Gross had a real problem. As chief executive officer of San Diego's
Sharp Memorial Hospital, he was finding it
difficult to maintain a full nursing staff. The
reason? Not enough new nurses entering the
profession to replace those reaching retirement age. The solution? Increase the number
of nursing graduates—and fast.
An alumnus of SDSU's School of Nursing
himself (1988, M.S., nursing systems administration), Gross knew no one in the region
graduated more bachelor's-level nurses than
San Diego State University, and no one was
more likely to possess the resources and
commitment to tackle such a difficult challenge. "San Diego State is clearly recognized
for being community-focused and wanting to
meet the needs of San Diego," he explained.
But even SDSU couldn't produce enough
new nurses to alleviate the growing crisis.
"We needed to increase the number of
faculty members," Gross realized. In
response, Sharp and other major regional
health care organizations joined with SDSU
in 2000 to create Nurses Now, a three-year
partnership providing the financial support
the College of Health and Human Services
needed to hire additional nursing faculty.
A year later, the number of prospective nurses
entering SDSU each semester is up from 50
to 90. Recent SDSU nursing graduate Toby
Richards, who finds his own job in UCSD
Medical Center’s neonatal intensive care unit
"a perfect fit" with his desire to help others, is
happy about that expansion. "People who initially thought they would have to either go to
another type of program or have to wait now
have the opportunity to start school when
they want to and get on with their dreams,"
he said. "Nurses Now is truly a win-win situation for both the profession of nursing and
prospective nurses."
NURSE TOBY RICHARDS AND
SHARP MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
CEO DAN GROSS.
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Growing Forward
LEADING
THE WAY
M
embers of The Campanile Foundation Board of Directors represent
San Diego State University in the community and advance the University's
reputation at the state, national and international levels. Every member is distinguished
by an impressive record of singular achievements in business, education, technology,
philanthropy or the arts. And every member has demonstrated a lifelong commitment
of time, talent and generous financial support for the University.
T HE CA M PA NI L E F O UN DATI O N
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
S TANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Malin Burnham, L. Robert Payne, Douglas X. Patiño, Leon W. Parm a ,
Stephen L. We b e r, Timothy M. Considine, Jeff rey W. G laze r, Ron Williams. S E ATED, LEFT
TO RIGHT: T h e resa M. Mendoza, Lilly Cheng, Nikki Clay, Ron L. Fowler, Betty M . Hubbard,
B e rn a r d Lipinsky, Maurice C. Kaplan. NO T PICTURED: Jack W. Goodall, John J. Moore s ,
Marion Ross, Ralph R ubio, James D. Sinegal.
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TCF Board Members
M r. Jack Goodall
Ms. Marion Ross
Retired Chairman, Jack in
the Box Inc.
Actress
ADVANCING
M r. Ralph Rubio
OUR MISSION
Ms. Betty M. Hubbard
Co-Founder, Chairman,
President and Chief
Executive Officer, Rubio’s
Restaurants Inc.
Civic Volunteer and
Philanthropist
M r. Maurice C. Kaplan
M r. Malin Burn h a m
Chairman, The Burnham
Companies
Arts Philanthropist and
Investment Analyst
D r. Bern a rd Lipinsky
D r. Lilly Cheng
Associate Director, Office of
Global Partnership
Development, SDSU
Dr. Cheng is a faculty
representative to The
Campanile Foundation
Board.
President, North Park
Mortgage/Harris Investment
Ms. Theresa M. Mendoza
Vice President, University
Advancement, SDSU
Chief Executive Officer, The
Ms. Nikki Clay
Partner, Carpi & Clay
M r. John J. Moore s
M r. Timothy M. Considine
Chairman and Owner, San
Diego Padres
Chairman, Considine &
Considine
M r. Ron L. Fowler
President and Chief
Executive Officer, Liquid
Investments Inc.
Chairman, Neon Systems
Inc.
D r. James D. Sinegal
Co-Founder, President and
Chief Executive Officer,
Costco Wholesale Corp.
D r. Stephen L. We b e r
President, San Diego State
University
President, The Campanile
Foundation
M r. Ron Wi l l i a m s
President, SDSU
Associated Students
Mr. Williams is the student
Board.
Chairman, JMI Services Inc.
M r. Leon W. Parm a
Chairman, The Campanile
Foundation
Chairman and Owner,
Parma Management
Company Inc.
D r. Jef f Glazer
Assistant Dean of Student
Relations, SDSU College of
Business Administration
Director, Aztec Business
Alliance
Dr. Glazer is a faculty
Board.
D r. Douglas X. Patiño
Vice Chancellor Emeritus,
California State University
President, The Patiño Group
M r. L. Robert Payne
President and Chief
Executive Officer, MultiVentures Inc.
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Private Support
CHARTING
OUR
PROGRESS
S
DSU's fund-raising total of
$42.1 million for 2000-2001 set an institutional record and exceeded a 12 percent
growth target set for the fiscal year. Private
giving to the university has increased 40
percent since 1998. "Increasing private
support is very important as we expand our
educational programs and implement new
projects that address regional and global
issues," commented SDSU President Stephen
L. Weber. "This year's fund-raising total indicates that we are broadening and deepening
our relationships with donors who are clearly
proud of San Diego State University and
want to invest in its future."
ANNUAL F UND- RAI SI NG P ERFORMANCE
VE RS US 12% ANNUAL GROWTH TARGET
IN MILL IONS OF DOLLARS
P
rivate giving to SDSU in
2000-2001 included an 89 percent increase
over the previous year's dollars dedicated to
academic support, i.e., support of faculty,
students and academic programs. Academic
support totaled $26.4 million in 2000-2001,
up from $14 million in the previous fiscal
year and accounting for approximately twothirds of total philanthropic gifts contributed.
SDSU is increasingly dependent on both private support and publicly funded research
grants to achieve its academic mission.
Among these gifts were significant
donations to the Hospitality and Tourism
Management curriculum, the School of
Nursing, the SDSU Literacy Center in City
Heights and the Construction Engineering
and Management program scheduled to
launch in fall 2002.
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GROWTH OF ACADEMIC SUPPORT
I N MILL IONS OF DOL LARS
B
E C A U S E
Y
O U
G
I V E
I
n an era of uncertainty and fluctuating government
appropriations, private giving has become the margin of excellence
for large, public institutions like San Diego State University.
Tax dollars provide only 35 percent of SDSU’s annual operating
budget; tuition and fees contribute only 17 percent. The balance
comes from sponsored research, university enterprises and
investments, and private giving.
We recognize and thank you, our donors, for making it possible
to excel in our work of teaching, research and community service,
both now and into the future. To express our gratitude for your
partnership in this work, we are pleased to introduce new donor
recognition categories and benefit packages that we hope
appropriately acknowledge this vital relationship and help
you stay connected to SDSU.
As an additional token of our appreciation, we present this Donor
Honor Roll for 2000-2001, which includes the names of individuals
and organizations who have partnered with us financially, providing
essential support for the ongoing work of San Diego State University.
DONORS 2 0 0 0 - 2 0 0 1
Annual
Giving
Annual donors to San
Diego State University
provide the foundation
necessary to achieve academic excellence and success.
Their investments and
active participation in the
University community
furnish the resources that
allow SDSU to maximize
current opportunities and
be ready to take advantage
of emerging possibilities.
Friends of SDSU
The Friends of San Diego
State University provide a
broad base of critical support,
helping both individual programs and the University as a
whole to thrive. The Friends of
SDSU designation recognizes
individuals making annual
gifts at six levels: BenefactorPlatinum, for gifts of $10,000
or more; Benefactor-Gold, for
gifts from $5,000 to $9,999;
Benefactor-Silver, for gifts of
$1,000 to $4,999; Patron,
for gifts from $500 to $999;
Associate, for gifts from $250
to $499; and Contributor, for
gifts from $100 to $249.
Benefactor • Platinum
$10,000+
Carlton R. and Eileen Appleby
Thomas J. Atchison
Lynne S. and Van Ballew
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Arthur R. Barron**
William R. Bradley
William L. Brandt
Malin and Roberta Burnham
Allen H. and Nancy S. Center
Kun-Tsan Chang and Shu-Ju
Chang Liu
George H. and Dorothy H. Codling
Stephen and Michelle Coslik
Clare B. and Loch Crane
Tom and Jan Darcy
Elisabeth K. Ecke
Joseph J. Fisch and Joyce E.
Axelrod
Patricia Warnke Fischer and
Bruce A. Fischer
Ron L. and Alexis Ann Fowler
Francis and Edna Rae Frye
Jack W. Goodall, Jr. and Mary E.
Goodall
Phillip L. Green
Alan J. Gruber
frederic j harris
William M. Hawkins, Jr. and
Florence E. Hawkins
Barbara B. and Edvard A.
Hemmingsen
Matthew C. Hervey
Arthur and Eleanor Herzman
Gale Anne Hurd
Maurice C. and Charmaine
Kaplan
Mrs. Rose Kaplan†
Junko Koike
Robert A. Leonard
William E. Leonhard, Jr.
Bernard Lipinsky
William D. and Donna Lynch
Jess and Pam Marino
Dan D. McLeod and Sumi Adachi
Mark D. and C'ann L. McMillin
John J. and Becky Moores
Harriet G. Newmark
Luis G. Nogales
R. Michael and Christine T. Pack
Carol Pan
Leon W. and Barbara Parma
L. Robert and Patricia L. Payne
Sol and Helen Price
Arthur and Jeannie Rivkin
Estate of Joseph A. Rodney
Paul A. Sager
Thomas Shepherd
Jim and Janet Sinegal
Alexander and Jeannette Srbich
Dwight E. and Fern Stanford
Carey Gail Wall
G. Pitt and Virginia R. Warner
Ruth A. Warwick
† DECEASED
Stephen L. and Susan K. Weber
John H. and Beulah J. Wills
Don and Diane Wozniak
Benefactor • Gold
$5,000 – $9,999
Roselle A. Balingit
Arthur E. and Collette R. Bartlett
Giles Bateman
Robert W. and Darcy Bingham
Albert S. and Penny Bradford
Timothy M. and Sharon E.
Considine
Jerome and Renee Covin
Clarence R. and Areta Crowell
Thomas M. Davies, Jr. and Adele
L. Davies
Darlene G. Davies
David L. Dennis
Raymond V. Dittamore
Danah H. Fayman
Joseph J. Ferrero
Elizabeth A. Galligan
Ernest Harburg
Lola G. Hickey
Harry T. Hodgetts, Sr. and
Patricia Hodgetts
Frederick W. and Teddie Kasch
Ronald H. and Cheryl A.
Kendrick
John Kissinger
Harriet G. Kopp
Lionel R. Meno
Matthew J. Olow
Norman L. and Judith C. Pasas
Deb C. Pedersdotter
John G. Pitcairn**
John L. Quigley
Holly E. Ransom
C. Edward Reed
Michael J. Roberts and Maridell
Evans
Patti Roscoe
Francoise and Salim Shah
Estate of John W. Terhune
Walter and Marian Turner
Robert D. and Ginger Wallace
Benefact or • Silver
$1,000 – $4,999
Helen and Steve Adams
Walter D. and Judy L. Alexander
Evelyn C. Allen
Brock and Barbara E. Allen
Peter A. and Janis F. Andersen
Anne H. Anderson
Alicia M. Annas
** P RESIDENT’S CIRCLE MEMBERS
FRIENDS OF SDSU
CONTRIBUTOR
$100-$249
ASSOCIATE
$250-$499
PATRON
$500-$999
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
BENEFITS
QUARTERLY ISSUES OF
SDSU MAGAZINE
RECOGNITION IN THE
ANNUAL D ONOR HONOR ROLL
BENEFACTOR BENEFACTOR BENEFACTOR
SILVER
GOLD
PLATINUM
$1,000-$4,999 $5,000-$9,999 $10,000+
INVITATION TOTHE STATE
OFTHE UNIVERSITY ADDRESS
INVITATION TO A
CAMPUS LANDMARK TOUR
INVITATION TO
PRESIDENT’S BREAKFAST
Van Artherton
William R. Ashcraft, Jr. and
Orlene Ashcraft
Christine A. Audette and Hans
Leenhouts
Edwin D. Austin, II**
Allan R. and Nancy A. Bailey
George O. Baker
Shepard Barbash and Vicki Ragan
Rick and Denice Bay
Pamela and Charles Becker
Keith Benton
Michael Bertolino
Ramon Betancourt
Bruce G. and Linda C. Blakley
Edward and Charlotte Blank
Steven A. and Cheryl Bloom**
Keith E. Boger
Sidney and Elynnor Bolter
John L. Boyer
Terri Breining
Juanita L. and Robert C. Brents
Betty L. and Glen M. Broom
James Silberrad Brown
Nancy H. and David L. Brubaker
Sandra A. Brue
Henry W. and Cindy J. Burgess
Alan and Diane Burye
David and Stephanie Callender
Nona H. Cannon
Nancy M. Carmichael and
Charles J. Stewart
Charles F. Carstarphen
Deborah Gann Carstens
Thomas F. and Judith J. Carter**
Pauline C. Case
Joanne W. and Paul B. Casterline
Mary Anne and Don Chalker
Wen Chang
William F. and Aimee L. Cheek
Emmet and Lavon Christensen
Kathee M. and C. Ben
Christensen
X
James M. Clamage
James W. Cobble
Charles M. and Sabra Jean
Cobleigh
Albert A. and Norma Cooper
Charles H. Cotton and Henry C.
Metzger
Donald A. Cotton
Deborah L. Cross
Susan Ramsey Crutchfield
Susie M. Custodia
Ronald E. Dietz
Julie Dillon
Charles V. and Patricia N.
Dintrone
Jack Dolan
Connie Vinita Dowell
Christine J. Downs
Ernie Dronenburg
Kathy Drucquer Duff and George
Duff
Donald F. and Margaret Duff
Craig P. Dunn
Luci Danielson Duvall
Dianne K. Earle
Jo Ann Eder
Michael Eichler
William J. Elliott and Wendy G.
McClave-Elliott
David Ellis and Mary S. Holder
William F. and Hortencia Emery
Paul B. and Rita C. Etzel
Ramona Q. and Steven W.
Fahlbusch
Stephen A. and Janice R. Farnow
Dominic Favaloro-Ross and
Kathleen H. Ross
Antje Marie and Robert A.
Fechner
Vivian C. Finch
Sally Shafer Finch
Frederick H. Fisher
Art L. Flaming
Sharon and Jon R. Fleagane
Kim T. Folsom
Burton Fox
Andrea Funkhouser
John D. and Betty B. Garrison
Joyce M. Gattas
James W. and Elizabeth S.
Gautsch
Audrey S. Geisel
Arthur and Judy Getis
Steven and Elizabeth Gex
Jeffrey W. Glazer and Lisa S.
Braun-Glazer
Julia W. Gough
Betty Upham Gouraud
Ernst C. and Christina Griffin
Diana L. Grubbs
Margaret M. Gunthorp-Bailey
Thad L. Gustafson
Walter C. Gutjahr, Jr.
Alicia and Tony Gwynn
Charles L. Hahn
Bruce K. Handa
Judith C. Harris
Helen H. Harris
James S. and Barbara W. Hartung
Salah M. Hassanein**
Scott A. Heising
Ronald S. Himes
Geraldine Hird
May Fong Ho
Patricia Hoffman Judd and Lewis
Judd
Sally Hoier
Beverly C. Holland
John M. Hood, Jr. and Barbara
M. Hood
Linda M. and David Hood
Charles W. Hostler
Thomas B. Hoyt and Carolyn
Zawacki
Betty M. Hubbard
Thomas H. and Wanda S. Insley
Henry L. and Marjorie T. Janssen
Ann M. and David H. Johns
Albert W. and Susan G. Johnson
C. Dale Johnson
Charles N. Johnson
Margaret E. Kasch and Louis B.
Rickards
Robert M. Keil
Dennis G. Keith
Jack C. Kelly
Wayne Kenaston, Jr.
Robyn Kettering
Harry A. King and Paola Desii
Ronald J. Kolodkin
Daniel and Eva Krall
Paul E. Kreutz
Sharon Labovitz
Steve Lacher
Margaret O. Lambert
Gene G. and Ellen E. Lamke
Robert E. and Phyllis A. Lando
Peggy Lasko-McCarthey and R.
Eric McCarthey
Georgie A. Lee
Mary B. Leutloff
Theodore I. Libby
Roseanne M. and Romulo Lopez
Charles S. and Robin B. Luby
Peter and Karen Marschalk
Steven A. Martin
Micae N. Martinet
Henry E. McAdams
Lori McFaddin
Estate of Irene McFarland
Jean and Matthew S. McLaughlin
Ival M. McMains
John M. McNamara
Tom and Pam Merritt
Alfred R. Miramontes
Humberto L. Monge
Marguerite G. Monsees
Harold B. and Marion E. Moore
Ed and Carol Morrison
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Collins Munns
James W. and Frances A. Neel
Pauline Newberg
Stephen B. Nielander and
Dominique K. Alessio
Douglas and Suzan Obenshain
Terry L. O'Donnell
Michael and Blair M. Okuma
Elvi J. Olesen
Zoubir Ouadah
Thomas A. and Evelyn Page
John and Frances Pardee
Douglas X. Patiño
Kenneth B. and Karen Perry
Gary L. Peterson
Lance R. Picha
Frederick W. Pierce, IV
Frank S. Radford
Arch and Laree Rambeau
Constance H. and Neil D. Reid
Barbara J. Riegel
S. Donley and Sharon Ritchey
Stephen P. Robbins and Laura F.
Ospanik
Paul E. Robinson
Stephen and Phoebe E. Roeder
Dennis Roemmich
John J. Rogers
Estate of Patricia R. Rogers
Marlene Ruiz
Judy Sackett
Terry A. and Jon A. Sattler
Jack H. Schlacter
Andrew P. Schlaefli and Sandee S.
Witcraft-Schlaefli
Gerald C. and Elaine Schleif
George E. and Nancy S. Schmall
James C. and Jerrie L. Schmidt
Joseph F. and Lenore T. Schneider
Fay Schopp
Anita J. Scott
Robert G. Slyker, Jr. and Barbara
W. Slyker
Cody L. Smith, Jr. and Nicole
Johnson Smith
Gerard A. Smith
Jane K. Smith and Robert D.
Smith, Jr.
Lynette De St. Croix Smith
Teri M. and William A. Smith, Jr.
Gerald L. Smithson
Elene and Herbert J. Solomon**
Thomas A. Spencer
Jocelyn M. Steer
Andrew R. Stegen
Paul J. Strand and Sarah P. Hillier
Carol A. and William B. Sumner
Gary Sutton
John M. Tamkin
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J. L. and JoAnn Tanzer
Barbara A. Theberge
Lee O. and Cindy L. Thomas
Mary B. and Gordon M.
Thompson
Steve Thunder
Henry S. Ting
Howard R. and Leslie A. Toole
Erika and Fred Torri
Nancy K. Varga
Maggie and Robert J. Watkins
Robert D. and Teresa L. Weaver
Marjorie Webster
John M. Wedemeyer, Jr. and
Marianne Wedemeyer
James E. Weir
Lucille and Aubrey Wendling
JoAnn L. Wheeler
G.E. Whittenburg
Reed Wicander
Donna M. Wigand
Robert W. and ElizabethR. Wilbur
Dean R. Wilson
Donald G. Wilson
Pen Wilson
Bruce D. Wingerd
Terri L. Womack
Stewart S. Wong
Dolores A. Wozniak
Teresa T. Young
P a t ron
$500 – $999
Amer Al-Aloussi
Elizabeth M. Alexander
Lloyd W. Allen
Hal and Alethea Altenbern
John J. Anders
Larry E. and Mary B. Anders
Barton B. and Marie Antista
Neila J. Ashman
Peter M. and Kathryn S. Aufsesser
Jana L. Barsten
William P. Bechtel
Larry and Andrea Beck
Laura Benedict and Michael Bark
Edward D. Bennett
Beverly Berry
Edward W. Bettencourt
Lowell and April Blankfort
Charles L. Bowes
William J. Brack
Corey L. Breininger
Arthur and Sophie Brody
David W. Brown
Ellery J. Brown
Esther J. Burnham
Nico Calavita
Walter A. Carey
John R. and Lori Carter
Williston B. Case, Jr.
Frank and Nancy Chavez
Steven P. Clancy
Eileen S. Coe
Jean and Joe L. Collonge
Harry T. Colthurst, Jr.
Dan R. Cornthwaite
John Corrente
James R. Corridan
Randi L. Coulthard
Julia G. Cox
Beverly Crampton
David E. Cranston
John D. and Virginia Dahlen
Carlo V. Daleo
Steven D. Davis
Barbara Deza
LeslieDiBona andSteveMcGivern
John H. Dirks
Stephen F. Dodd
Michael J. and Betsy J. Donecho
John Donnelley
Charles S. Dozer
Ian P. Ellison
John and Linda Eves
Donna Baker Feeney and Francis
X. Feeney, Jr.
James R. Fier
Lawrence M. and Irene A. Fine
Honorable Marco Firebaugh
Kathleen Fisher
Robert J. Fowler
Barbara E. Fredrich
Joan M. Freeman Goodwin
David and Donna Frost
Edwin S. and Wita Gardiner
R. H. Garstang
Steven J. Gee
Suzanne B. and Jack Geller
Billye L. Giesecke
Adam Gifford, Sr. and Evelyn A.
Gifford
Michael Gilmartin
Richard W. Gittings
William T. Gochnauer
Dianne J. and John D. Goddard, Sr.
Alan D. Gold
Darrell Goodwin
Kenneth C. Gott
Susan M. Graham
Louise S. Gresham
Max Gresoro, Jr. and Donna
Gresoro
Anita S. Harbert
Jack Harper
David S. Hassin
Roger N. and Susan E. Hefty
William Hektner
Britt C. and Toni L. Hensley
Donald R. Heye
Mr. Kenneth E. Hill
Kim A. Hill
Christine Hines
Lauren Ho
Michael B. and Georganne J.
Hoctor
Carolyn and Leland B. Housman
Patricia Hurl-Tuffley and Michael
C. Tuffley
Thomas H. Johnson
Kathleen B. Jones
Gary Joyner
Yehuda Kamari
Jerald L. and Margaret A.
Katleman
W. Lloyd and Joanna Kendall
Josephine S. Kenney
Philip M. Klauber
Dona Kathleen Kopels†
Jay and Lael Kovtun
Sue J. Lang
Lois B. and James E. Lasry
Margaret M. Lawrence
Richard S. and Wendy Ledford
Raymond Lee
Mark A. Leeds
Theodora F. Lewis
Virginia C. Lingren
Melody A. Lord
Steven and Rita Loughrin-Sacco
Rebecca D. Luers
Gene A. and Beth Lynes
Debbie S. Macdonald
Michael E. Mangan
Frank M. Martinez
Ronald V. and Dale B. May
Marjorie Ann McBride
Carol A. McLaughlin
Vince Meades
Wendy S. Mihalic
David M. and Christiana Mills
Kaley K. and Rodney V. Mish
Chesney R. Moe
Niaz Mohamed
Susan H. and Gregory F. Moore
Dan Morales
Albert F. Moreno
William E. and Patricia E. Morris
Robert A. and Edith M. Mott
Alan D. and Abby L. Murray
Robert G. and Gail A. Myers
Florence F. Myers
David Oddsson
Vincent Roy Okamoto
Heinz Otzen
David C. Papayoanou
Robert J. Parrott
Leonard Pellettiri
Linda J. Pinder
Fredric H. Plon
Dean O. and Sharon Popp
Diane Powers
Sharon J. andDouglas David Reid
Richard K. and Wendy S.
Reynolds
Devin W. and Carrol Rickard
Richard H. Robinson and
Marjorie Swartz
Martha J. Rodgers
Gonzalo G. and Clarisa A. Rojas
Gregory F. Roman
Sally F. Roush
Timothy A. Ryan
Maria A. Sardiñas
Linda Scaroni-Rossi
Joseph D. and Andrea H. Schmidt
Jonathan M. Schneider
Alane D. Schnelker
Stacey Scott
Thomas R. Scott
Richard and Linda Sens
Tim N. Shaheen
Pam Shelby
Jolene and Cory Shepard
Jon C. Shotwell
Annette R. Smith
Glen W. Sparrow
Bryan G. and Harriett Speegle
Robert T. and Frances H. Sprouse
Clarence E. and Catherine A.
Stephenson
Elizabeth B. Stewart
Kris Stewart
Shauna M. Stokes
JoAnn and Daniel J. Stoll
Douglas A. Stow
Susan K. and James W. Street
Harry and Janet Sundblad
Janusz C. Supernak
Michael Svec
Paula A. Taylor and Bernard A.
Kulchin
Patrick G. Theodora
Daniel L. Tittle
Iwao Tomita
Jeff Townsend
C. Anne Turhollow and Michael
J. Perkins
Lester L. Turner
Pieter A. and Joan L. Vandenberg
Gretchen N. Vik and Larry R.
Clapper
Helen E. Wagner
Merle L. and John P. Wahl
John J. Walsh
Edward W. and Mary J. Warren
Maria Barbara Watson
Robert K. and Cheryl Weidner
Molly B. Wendell
Doris White
William R. White
Kathryn A. Williams
Mary A. Williams
Charlotte Wingfield
Benson Wisckol
Jacob Craig Wittler
Joseph V. and Sana Wolden
James R. Wren
Diane E. Zeps
Chunyan Zhang
Bonnie Zimmerman
Marko Zorman
Ass ociate
$250 – $499
Joseph A. Abbate and Lori A.
Sevcsisin-Abbate
Thomas A. and Liz Abel
Cynthia V. Abercrombie
Jerry Michael Abercrombie
Miles N. Acker
Abdulmuti Al Andejani
Christine Alba
Charles H. and Sarah R.
Alexander
Javier Francisco Alonso
James M. Andersen
Ronald J. Angione
J. David Archibald
Rose L. Armour
Phyllis A. and Michael L. Atkins
Catherine J. Atkins-Kaplan and
Robert M. Kaplan
Donald W. and Kaye F. Baake
Adolfo and Elidia Bahuman
David W. Baker
Joseph W. Ball
Hector S. and Kathleen J. Barajas
Lee R. Barken
Lawrence and Bonnie E. Baron
Molly and Samuel F. Barr
Howard W. Baumann
J. Woodrow and Doro t h yG .
Beard
Lawrence Beckwith, III and
Sandra E. Beckwith
Linn Bekins
William Bender
Bernard E. and Cynthia L.
Benson
Joseph E. Berg, III
Sanford I. and Laurel S. Bernstein
Eileen M. Black
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Virginia L. and James O. Black
E. James Boggus
Kathryn M. Bogomaz
Sunna Bohlen
Karen G. Bowden
Allen W. and Sandra J. Boyce
David C. Boyden
Edward H. and Irene F. Brabant
Herman J. and Mary L. Branin
Bernard E. Brauer
Corey J. Braun
Robert Breitbard
Caryl Brennan-Farrell
John E. Bridges
Susan L. Brodecky
Debbie Broida
Ronald L. Brookshire
Joe E. Brouillette
Gary J. and Susan B. Brown
Diane E. and Daryl E. Brumley
John A. Brunkow
Dave E. Bucher and Linda
Valente-Bucher
Mark C. and Jane Butler
John J. Cabral, II
Virginia Y. Calderon
Mary Ruth Carleton and Bruce
Hunt
Rene Q. Carmichael
G. Kevin Carruth
J. E. L. Carter
Phyllis A. and Dana R. Chapin
Edward J. Chapman
Bruce K. Chatterton
George S. Christensen
David E. Clark
Marlene F. Clark
Debra L. Clauson
Diane H. and John S. Cleverdon
John C. and Julie T. Clymer
Nancy N. Cochran
Noel L. and Beatrice B.
Concepcion
Nancy V. Conner
Al S. and Debra A. Conte
Steven N. and Linda J. Copp
Michael W. and Barbara J. Corson
Ann B. and Don M. Cottrell
Bruce F. Cowen
Timothy L. Coyle
Kirk V. and Debra P. Crawford
Cornelius J. Crisley
Brian E. Crist
Wendy L. Cross
Steven W. and Ty A. Cull
James R. Cullen
Gina Z. and Richard A.
Cunningham
Juli Anne Cunningham
Susan R. Curtis
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John S. and Mary N. Cwynar
Elza Cypis
Byron C. and Pamela S. Dahl
William F. and Patricia L. Daiber
Roohi K. Darugar
James R. Dawe
Betsy N. Dawes
Margaret C. DeCaro
David A. and Kim B. DeLong
Guy C. and Deborah J. Dunn
Janet C. Dwire
Sue W. and Lester E.† Earnest
George K. and Annette C. Easton
Dean Eckenroth
John Edgerton
Scott C. and Lori Erreca
Rebecca Estacio
Thomas E. Esten
John D. Eudy
Judi K. and William S. Evans
Christine Favus
Vincent Ferrante, Sr.
Arline M. Fisch
Richard C. Flowerree
Ivan and Lily Fong
Timothy W. Forrest
Daniel G. and Debra FoxGliessman
Debbie Frame
Tellervo Von H. Frankel
Earl G. Freymiller
Anne L. and Ken Fujioka
Jeffrey G. Gaines
Georgianna K. and James P. Galas
David W. Galloway
Lynn H Gamble
Michael Gannis
Douglas E.andMarilyn J. Gardner
Michael N. Gassner
Doreann and Steven D. Gibson
Doris S. and Benjamin Gimpelson
Harvey T. and Frances V. Goerlitz
Lucy Goldman
Donna A. and Thomas S. Golich
Robert P. and Suzie T. Gonzalez
Don C. andAmparo Goodenough
Thomas L. and Charlotte A.
Gorham
Helen E. Gorton
Carol Lea Goyne
Donald M. and Charlotte M.
Gragg
Dorothy M. Greenan
Richard S. Greenwood
Kathleen M. Griffin
Richard Griswold Del Castillo
and Rita Griswold
Joseph M. Grygar and Kelly A.
Kiraly-Grygar
Mary G. Gunder
Robert C. Haggerty
Robert Haimsohn
D. James Hallameyer
Robert and Harriet G. Halley
Judith W. Hamilton
William and Nell Hanchett
Karl-Erik Hansson
John H. Hardaker
Damon E. Harrison
Rebecca M. Harshberger
Brenda A. and Nigel S. Hartley
Jonathan L. Hartmann
Henry K. and Doris M. Hauser
Brendan C. Hayes
Asahel E. and Juanita Hayes
Robin L. Heckler
Susan C. Heiser
David R. Hickey
Troy O'Brien Hill
Bette B. Holt
Linda Thompson and Stephen
Horrell
Lorna Q. Houck
Nancy L. Houser
Laura D. Howard
Richard W. Howe, Jr. and Susan
L. Howe
Edward P. and Rebecca A.Hughes
Adylia Hull
Mary Carroll Hull
Violet M. Huls
Gwenyth M. Humphrey
Eunice B. Hunt
Ronald K. and Ellen L. Hunter
Ronald K. Ishii
Henry T. James
Judith M. James
Henry E. Jarrell
Linda Jay
Gertrude A. Jockusch
Arthur J. and Marilyn S. Johnson
Evan R. Johnson
Janet Susan Johnson
Leonard Johnson
Lori S. Johnson
Nancy L. and John F. Johnson
Charles C. Jones
Cecile B. Jordan
Gina M. and Charles Kakos
Weyman Kam
Louisa S. Kassler
Susan and Koji C. Kasuyama
Mark E. Kessler
David S. Kidwell
Corvan G. and Judy Y. King
Kathleen Kinley
David A. Kitchen and Susan M.
Shotland
Mary C. Kittrelle
Frank R. and Laura A. Klein
Barbara Stone Kort
Simon Koz
David P. Kreinheder
Marvin L. Krichman
Susan K. and Jerome B. Kuenster
Jason A. Kundrot
Cheryl T. Kuptz
Bessie Lambron
Gertrude M. Lamden
Joseph A. and Clara La Plante
J. D. Larison
Linda L. Larson and Walter
Kuhn, Jr.
Richard J. and Carol S. Leavitt
Van G. Leichter and Marcy L.
Supovitz
Dorothy J. and Daniel R. Leonard
Sam S. Leslie
David A. and Cheri K. Levenson
Sandra and Arthur Levinson
Ray J. and Linda H. Lish
Paul and Jan Lovoi
Jean Lunsford and Michael
O'Rourke
Raymond E. and Sue A. Lussa
Steven A. Lyon
Jean P. Malcolm
Keith T. Malmborg
E. Gregory Marchand
Nancy A. Marlin and Fred W.
Kolkhorst
James H. and Sue F. Mathewson
Michael J. Mau
Dan J. May
John K. McAvoy
Irma McClure
Robert S. and Susan McCormack
Jeffrey S. and Kimberly M.McCoy
Robert and Arlene C. McCoy
Betsy McCullough and James B.
Hare
S. Scott McDonald
Heather L. McDowell and
Thomas W. McDowell, Jr.
Robert McGivern
Jean McKenzie
Randi and Thomas L. McKenzie
Sharon S. McMahon
Valerie A. McPherson and
Michael J. Gilligan
Thomas E. Mead
James D. Means and Lark E.
Herrick
Allen C. Merrill
Kathleen A. and Brian C. Meyer
Benjamin D. Miller and Charee J.
Coultis
John W. and Audrey G. Miller
Gary T. Miyata
Roy Paul Moeller
Daniel W. Monson
Frank William Moore
Michael S. and Mary T. Mosier
Frank Moss
Elizabeth M. Mullin
Michael D. Murphy
Dana W. Murphy
Michael D. and Karen M. Murphy
Sue and John M. Murray
Thomas M. Murray
Brian and Susan L. Musson
Michael T. Nadolski
Amy D. Nance
Antonia Navarro
Kerry A. Nelson
Steven A. and Kathy A. Nelson
John E. and Rachel Nemeth
Mark D. Neumann
Arthur E. Nicholas
Kathryn J. Nielsen
Kenneth B. Nolen
Sandra M. Nordahl
Priscilla G. Norris
Bert and Lee Odio
Robert H. and Susan H. Odle
Amy M. Okamura
Edwin G. O'Kelly, III
Jasmine Zabala Ortega
Isidro D. Ortiz
Larry E. and Diane E. Orville
Mabel R. Oshiro
Randall K. Oto
John M. Owen, III and Mary M.
Owen
L. J. Palmer
Paul J. and Maureen G. Paolini
C. Lowell Parsons
Travis J. Pearson
Jack Y. Peckenpaugh
Claude D. Pentecost, Jr.
Fred Peterson
Mary L. Petito
Ellen Phelan
Carol R. Phillips
Doris F. Pichon Givens
William R. Pieren, Jr.
Christine M. Plante
James F. Ply
Michael D. and Jeri Pollard
Alan L. Poovey
Cesar Portillo
Karl and Viola Preibisius
Dale W. Pruitt
Francisco P. Quizon
Seymour and Marilyn Rabin
Jeffery M. Raimundo and
Rebecca J. La Vally
Gabrielle Rakib
Rick W. and Mary C. Reeder
Anthony J. Rendine
Hadi Reza
James O. Rice
Laurie C. and Steve H. Richard
Milton Richlin
Brenda J. and James R. Richmond
Rollin C. Richmond
Jeanette C. and Alex L.
Rigopoulos
Daniel and Joan Roman
Thomas C. and Jennifer N. Rose
Jodyne Roseman
Theodore A. and Mary H. Ryrie
J. Bart Salatka
Edward and Rae Samiljan
Iwona Sartan
Janet B. Savage
Harry and Katherine S. Scheifele
Clifford A. Schenkhuizen
Michele Schlecht and Richard A.
Covey
Joyce C. Schmock
Emil Schultz
Stanley and Laurel Schwartz
Carole A. and Christopher Scott
James T. Scott
Michael A. Setili
Thomas F. Shadek
Theresa L. Shah
Barbara M. Shaver
Theodore R. Shaw
Gerard R. Sheehan, Jr.
Yi Shen
Mary Jo Shields
Jack E. Shirley
Robyn K. Shobu
Robert Shugert
Stephen N. Sisson
Johnny L. Slater
Walter T. and Frances M. Slavey
Howard H. Smith
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Richard G. and Michele Smith
Charles C. Snow
Gregory J. and Lisa J. Sonek
Scott David and Judy A. Sorensen
Irving A. and Helen D. Sparks
Dorothy and David L. Stanley
Gary R. Stephany
Andrew Stevenson
Maureen L. Stewart and Neil H.
Bobroff
Robert B. and Joanne B. Stewart
Denise M. Stone
Michael D. and Paula Straw
Charles E. Suggs
Maureen and Michael W. Sund
Bettymae G. Swan
Brandon Kenneth Swan
F. D. and Jacquelyn Talbert
Donald M. Telford
Gary L. Tellgren
Steve L. Ten Broeck
Harry Tennebaum
Ann L. Thompson
Allen Thompson
Donald L. Towner
Robert L. and Sally J. Trovaten
Jose P. Unibe
Heidi Urbina
Steven T. Van Voorhis
Michelle K. and David W.
Vanderpool
Carol Venable
Emmanuel Vicente
Danny Villanueva
Merle J. Vogel, Jr.
Ronald N. Voss
W. Christopher Waddell
Brian H. and Carol M. Ward
David A. Watson
Benjamin F. Weaver
John R. and Deanna H. Weeks
Jay C. and Cathie K. Wegrzyn
Cynthia and Sydney Wexler
Jane B. and Robin J. White
Bruce Williams
Bruce L. Wing
Jan Wischnia
Diana K. Withee
Susan M. Witt
Kathleen B. and Walter C.
Wittgow
Linda S. Wojcik
Gayle G. and Ted G. Wolken
James R. Woodard
Skip J. Woodson
Craig A. Wright
Rodolfo R. Yabut, II and Noemi
C. Yabut
Madeline Tsengyun Yang
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Yeong-Ling Helio Yang
Angela Yates
Dianne M. Yen
Ronald A. Yukelson
Stephen A. Zegler
Judith W. Zyskind
Memorial
Contributions
SDSU Has re c e i v e d
gifts in memory of:
Harvey P. Allan
Michael Anaya
Todd Barthold
David Belcher
Marjorie Bell
Roberta Borkat
Wallace Bradley
Charles Brotherton
Rebecca Bryson-Kissinger
Gail Burnett
Enrique Camarena
Pauline Case
John Chamley
Cesar Chavez
Patricia Clapp
Jordan Covin
Maurice Crawford
James E. and Mary P. Crouch
Betty Dunshee
Don Eden
Dale B. Ferrel
Connie Fotinos
E. Hiland Fox
Stephen Keith Fraser
Daphne Marschalk Fredrickson
Kurt Friedrich
Jamie Geller
Reinhard Giesecke
Roberta Graves
Helen Hawkins
William B. Hekter
R.C. Hird
Harry Huls
Russell James
Maxine Johnson
Barbara Johnston
Laurin Jones
Michael Kilbane
Kathy Kopels
Charles W. Lamden
Wayne E. Leutloff
Barbara Lippman
Lucia Mandil
Johnson McAdams
Jane McNabb
Gilbert L. Morlan
Christopher Mortenson
Jane Nelson
Barbara Nielsen
Bruce Nordahl
Andrea O'Donnell
L. Matsueda Okuma
Linda Orcutt
Emma Pellettiri
Cathy Riggins
Kramer and Marjorie Rohfleisch
Richard Ruetten
Helen Ryan
John Schopp
William H. Schutte
Marjorie Shelton
Robert Siegel
Alexander Sonek
Ethelyn Sorenson
Christina Velasco
Marco Walshok
Donald Wassenberg
Peggy Wolter
Theodora Yarborough
Mervin Yerkey
William Young
Community Council
The Community Council
comprises organizational
donors, including corporations and foundations,
whose gifts help ensure the
University’s ability to conduct
its vital work in education,
research and community
service. The Community
Council designation acknowledges organizations making
annual gifts at three levels:
Benefactor, for gifts of
$25,000 or more; Patron,
for gifts of $10,000 to
$24,999; and Associate, for
gifts of $1,000 to $9,999.
Benefactor
$25,000+
Alliance Healthcare Foundation
Alvarado Hospital Medical
Center (Tenet Healthcare)
Anheuser-Busch Foundation
Applied Micro Circuits
Corporation
ARCS Foundation, Inc.
Bergelectric Corp.
Bernard & Dorris Lipinsky Trust
The Blasker-Rose-Miah Fund
The Bradley Foundation
Budget Rent a Car
The Burnham Foundation
Conexant Systems Charitable
Fund of the California
Community Foundation
California Restaurant Association
Children's Hospital & Health
Center
The Coca-Cola Company
Conexant Systems, Inc.
Cox Communications, Inc.
Cymer, Inc.
Ellis Foundation
Ford Foundation
Fred J. Hansen Foundation
The Hurd Foundation
Isis Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
J.R. Filanc Construction
Joe & Dorothy Goldberg Fund
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan,
Inc.
ASSOCIATE
$1,000-$9,999
COMMUNITY COUNCIL
PATRON
$10,000-$24,999
BENEFACTOR
$25,000+
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INVITATION TO THE PRESIDENT’S FOOTBALL SKYBOX
Kaplan Lead Trust
Liquid Investments, Inc.
Long Island Company
Microsoft Corporation
The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc.
Pacific Bell
Paradise Valley Hospital
Parma Family Foundation
Pasteur Merieux Connaught
L.Robert & PatriciaL. Payne
Fund
PBK Architects, Inc.
Price Charities
QUALCOMM Incorporated
RB Enterprises
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
San Diego Foundation
San Diego Natural History
Museum
Scripps Health
Sensormatic Corporation
Sharp Healthcare
Shuang Dah Book Co., Ltd.
Stuart Foundation
Sun Microsystems Foundation,
Inc.
Thomas Associates Architects
Thomas G. & Audrey Pine
Foundation
Tri-City Medical Center
TRW Foundation
TRW Space & Electronics
UCSD Medical Center
Union Bank of California
Waitt Family Foundation
Washington Mutual
Weingart-Price Fund
Whitaker Foundation
William & Flora Hewlett
Foundation
P a t ron
$10,000 – $24,999
Academy Foundation
Adobe Systems Inc.
Bank of America
Brandes Investment Partners, L.P.
BRPH Architects-Engineers, Inc.
Business Ventures, LLC
California Bank & Trust
Callo & Company
DDH Enterprises, Inc.
Direct Auto Plaza
Eastman Kodak Company
Electrical Manufacturing and Coil
Winding Association
ERI Economic Research Institute
Fundacion La Puerta
General Atomics
Gilbert J. Martin Foundation**
Hervey Family Fund
Intel Corporation
Kauffman Center for
Entrepreneurial Leadership
Kingscott
Legat Architects
Maurice J. Masserini Trust
The MBK Foundation
Mission Federal Credit Union
The Nicholas Fund
Pack Foundation
Research Corporation
San Diego Kiwanis Club
Foundation
Schmidt Associates
Students In Free Enterprise
Target Stores and Mervyn's
California
Town & Country Resort Hotel
Venture Capital Online, Inc.
Wal-Mart Foundation
Xilinx, Inc.
Associate
$1,000 – $9,999
AACOM
Advanced Marketing Services
AG Tech International, Inc.
Albert & Norma Cooper
Foundation
Alitum, Inc.
Alliance Pharmaceutical
Corporation
Alliance Staffing Associates
The Allstate Foundation
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American Institute of Physics
Ann and Gordon Getty
Foundation
Austin Management Company
AutoFusion, Inc.
Aztec Shops Ltd.
BAE SYSTEMS
Bank of America Foundation
Barbash Family Fund
Barona Band of Mission Indians
Bechtel Foundation
Ben Ziri Caravan No. 218
Berryman & Henigar, Inc.
Beta Alpha Psi
BF Goodrich Aerospace
BFG Rohr Employees' Will-Share
Club
Boeing North American, Inc.
Brian Schultz Memorial
Foundation
C.W. & Associates
Cablemas
Cabrillo National Monument
Foundation
Calexico International Center, LLC
California Retired Teachers
Association
California Society of CPA's
California Wellness Foundation
Campus Store Advisory
Committee
Carpenter Technology
Corporation
CH2M Hill Foundation
The Charles Wei-Hsun Fu
Foundation
Chevron Corporation
Chevron Products Company
Chicano Federation of San Diego
County
Christie's Los Angeles
Clem C. Glass Foundation
Coast Distributing Company
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
Community Health Group
Computer Sciences Corporation
Consulting Engineers & Land
Surveyors
Cooley Godward LLP
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Cooper Roberts Bennett
Coronado Financial Corporation
Corporate Directors Forum
Cotton-Bridges, Inc.
Coup, Smith, Diaz Architects
CSU Foundation
Cubic Corporation
Daniels Cablevision, Inc.
Deep Sky Software
Delaware North Companies, Inc.
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Dillon Development, Inc.
Discovery Channel Store #12
dj Orthopedics, LLC
Dominica Management, Inc.
Doris A. Howell Foundation
The Doves
Dr. Seuss Foundation
Dr. Seuss Fund
Ekstrom Industries
EMBA Class IX
Enterprise Partners
Ericsson, Inc.
Ernst & Young Foundation
Ernst & Young LLP
Exxon Corporation
Farmers Insurance Group
(George Schmall Agency)
Fidelity Investments Charitable
Gift Fund
Fieldstone Communities, Inc.
The Fieldstone Foundation
First Unitarian Universalist
Church of San Diego
Friedman Family Foundation
Future Kids International
G.P.T., Inc.
Gateway, Inc.
Genmark Automation, Inc.
Gen-Probe
Glazer Foundation
Gray Cary Ware & Freidenrich
Growth Strategies Seminars, Inc.
H. Donald Lynn Trust
Haggerty Communications Group
The Harburg Foundation, Inc.
Hecht, Solberg, Robinson &
Goldberg
Heller Ehrman White &
McAuliffe LLP
Hewlett-Packard Company
Hirsch & Company
Hotel Sales and Marketing
Association
Hyatt Regency San Diego
Imperial Irrigation District
IMS Health - IDRAC
Indus Technologies, Inc.
Interlake Foundation
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Isabella Foundation
James S. Copley Foundation
JBM Properties
The J.M. Long Foundation
John Burnham & Company
Josephson Werdowatz &
Associates
Kalusugan Community Services
KB Books
Kiewit Companies Foundation
Kiwanis Club of Coronado
Foundation
KNSD-TV 39
KSWB Channel 69
KSWT TV 13
Kyocera America, Inc.
La Avenida Inn
Laird Norton Family Fund
Leap Wireless International, Inc.
Lions Club - La Mesa
Living Learning Center Council
Lottie E. Olberg Trust
Luce Forward Hamilton &
Scripps LLP
Lundy & Crawford Fund
Mandell Weiss Charitable Trust
Manpower Temporary Services
MargueriteBrydegaard 1985 Trust
Mental Health Systems, Inc.
Mortar Board Alumni Chapter
Motorola, Inc.
Muller Family Foundation
Nasland Engineering
National Philanthropic Trust
NASSCO
Naval Officers' Spouses' Club of
San Diego
Newport Corporation
Nielsen & Bainbridge
North Island Financial Credit
Union
Nuffer Smith Tucker, Inc.
OFIS
Optical Society of San Diego
Optimer Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Orincon Technologies
Pacific College of Oriental
Medicine
Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.
Phi Beta Delta
The Pierce Company, Inc.
Piper Jaffray Companies, Inc.
Potts by Patt
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Procopio Cory Hargreaves &
Savitch LLP
ProFinance Associates, Inc.
Project Design Consultants
Rancho Santa Fe National Bank
Raytheon Systems Company
ResMed Corp.
Rick Engineering Company
RJR Enterprises, Inc.
Robert F. Driver Company, Inc.
Russell Allen Trust
Rutter Communications
Network, LLC
SAIC
The Salah M. Hassanein
Foundation
Sammy's Woodfired Pizza
San Diego City Firefighters #145
San Diego Convention and
Visitors Bureau
San Diego Dental Health
Foundation
San Diego DPC
San Diego Employer Advisory
Council
San Diego Gas & Electric
San Diego Marriott Hotel &
Marina
San Diego National Bank
The San Diego Union-Tribune
Santo Tomas, Inc.
Sanwa Bank California
Jim Schmidt Endowment Fund
SDSU Alumni Association
SDSU Associated Students
SDSU Aztec Parents
SDSU Women's Association
Sea World Incorporated
Sempra Energy
Society of American Military
Engineers
Solar Turbines
Sony Electronics, Inc.
Sony USA Foundation Inc.
Southern California Rock Products
Association
Southwest Strategies LLC
Southwestern CommunityCollege
Structural Engineers Association of
San Diego
Sycuan Casino
Szekely Family Foundation
Time Warner Cable
Tournament of Driving Forces
Tzu-Chi Foundation USA
U.S. Bank
UFCW Region 8 J.L.M.
Underwood & Associates
United Jewish Federation of San
Diego County
United Technologies
United Way of King County,
Washington
United Way of San Diego County
The University Club
San Diego Supercomputer Center
The Upper Deck Company
Valley Independent Bank
Vanguard Charitable Endowment
Via Design
Viejas Casino & Turf Club
Viejas Tribal Government
Ginger & Robert Wallace
Foundation
WD-40 Company
Wells Fargo Foundation
West Consultants, Inc.
Western Auto Supply Company
WorldTravel Partners
Matching Gift
Companies
3M Foundation, Inc.
Accenture Foundation, Inc.
Accenture LLP
AIG Corporation
Allegheny Teledyne, Inc.
Allmerica Financial
The Allstate Foundation
Alyeska Pipeline
ALZA Corporation
American Express Foundation
ARCO Products
BAE SYSTEMS
The Baxter Allegiance Foundation
Beckman Coulter
Boeing
BP Amoco Corporation
The Burnham Foundation
Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
The Capital Group Companies, Inc.
Carpenter Technology
Corporation Foundation
Caterpillar Foundation
Chubb Foundation
Cisco Foundation
Computer Associates
International Inc.
James S. Copley Foundation
Corning Inc. Foundation
Deloitte & Touche Foundation
Delta Air Lines
The Walt Disney Company
Edison International
Equifax, Inc.
Equiva Services LLC
Ernst & Young Foundation
First Union Securities
FleetBoston Financial Foundation
FM Global Foundation
Ford Foundation
Ford Motor Company Fund
General Electric
The J. Paul Getty Trust
BF Goodrich Company
GTE Foundation
Harcourt General, Inc.
Hawaiian Electric Industries
Hewlett-Packard Company
Home Depot
Honeywell Foundation
Household International
IBM International
Intel Foundation
SC Johnson Fund, Inc.
KPMG Peat Marwick Foundation
Harris and Eliza Kempner Fund
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Lucent Technologies
Mallinckrodt, Inc.
Mattel Children's Foundation
Mazda North American
Operations
McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
Merrill Lynch & Co.Foundation,Inc.
The Montana Power Foundation,Inc.
Motorola Foundation
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
National Semiconductor
Corporation
NCR Foundation
Nissan Motor Corporation USA
Northern Trust Company
Office Depot
Ontario Corporation Foundation,Inc.
Pennzoil Company
Philip Morris Incorporated
Phillips Petroleum Company
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Foundation
Procter & Gamble Fund
Quest Diagnostics
Raytheon Company
SAIC Corporate Contributions
SBC Foundation
Charles Schwab Corporation
Foundation
Sempra Energy
Simpson Strong Tie
Sony USA Foundation, Inc.
Southern California Edison
Sprint Foundation
State Farm Companies Foundation
SunMicrosystems Foundation, Inc.
Sundstrand Corporation
Swiss Reinsurance America
Corporation
Teledyne, Inc.
Tenet
Texaco, Inc.
Textron, Inc.
Time Warner Foundation, Inc.
The Times Mirror Foundation
Toys R Us
TRW Foundation
Foundation
United Technologies Corporation
The UPS Foundation
US West Foundation
Washington Mutual Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
Zurich Scudder Investments
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Cumulative
Giving
Donors who continue to
give to the University over
time provide an integral
part of SDSU’s long-term
support system. Their
ongoing commitment
serves as a tribute to their
belief in the mission of the
University and constitutes
a higher level of philanthropy that transcends
campus boundaries.
Tower Society
The Tower Society was
established in 1997, the
University’s centennial year,
to honor individuals who
have given cumulatively
$25,000 or more to SDSU.
Members of the Tower Society
have created a legacy of
giving that will continue
TOWER SOCIETY
to advance the University’s
educational mission for generations. The Tower Society
designation recognizes donors
at four levels: Summa Cum
Laude, for gifts of $1 million
or more; Magna Cum Laude,
$999,999; Cum Laude,
$499,999; and Honors, for
gifts of $25,000 to $99,999.
Summa Cum Laude
$1,000,000+
John R. Adams†
Bruce A. and Patricia W. Fischer
Ron L. and Alexis Ann Fowler
Estate of Harold B. Grant
Estate of Conrad Klement
William E. Leonhard, Jr.
Bernard and Dorris† Lipinsky
John J. and Becky Moores
L. Robert and Patricia L. Payne
Estate of Don Powell
Sol and Helen Price
Estate of John W. Terhune
Magna Cum Laude
$500,000 – $999,999
Adams Family
Estate of Lorraine Sears Bryant
Field Family Trust
Eleanor and Arthur Herzman
Loren S.† and Dorothy M. Hover
Rose Kaplan†
Leon W. and Barbara Parma
Cum Laude
$100,000 – $499,999
Thomas E. and Nancy Ables
Estate of Richard G. Ahrens
Dominic J. Alessio
Douglas O. Allred
Estate of Helen Gavin Ash
Arthur R. Barron
Sanford I. Berman
Robert W. and Darcy Bingham
David D.† and Beverly D. Blair
Eugene† and Barbara Bowman
Shirley M. Bunker
Malin and Roberta Burnham
Louise M. Clark
James W. and Margaret A.†Cobble
William E. Cole, Sr.
Timothy M. and Sharon E.
Considine
Alexander J. and Kathleen Cota
Metzger
James E.† and Mary P.† Crouch
Marie S. Curtright
Allan C. and Janet T. Dale
Thomas M. Davies, Jr. and Adele
L. Davies
Glenn A. and Joanne D. Dethloff
Ronald E. Dietz
Leonard Friedman
Jack W. Goodall, Jr. and Mary E.
Goodall
Herta Hamber Trust
Estate of Harlan J. Hayden
Everett W. Hesse
HONORS
CUM LAUDE
MAGNA CUM LAUDE SUMMA CUM LAUDE
$25,000-$99,999 $100,000-$499,999 $500,000-$999,999
$1,000,000+
BENEFITS
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SDSU MAGAZINE
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X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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INVITATION TO
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TIFFANY CRYSTAL
LIFETIME ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP
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X
M. Hood
Kaye Hunt†
Gale Anne Hurd
Estate of Helen May Marcy
Johnson
Ron Jurgensen
Kaplan
Ruth G. Keen†
Charles G. and Nancy W.† Kerch
Alma L. Koch and Michael Pollak
Harriet Green Kopp
Donald B.† and Charlotte G.
Leiffer
William E. Leonhard, Sr. and
Wyllis M. Leonhard
Gerald J. Lewis
Estate of William F. Lucas
William D. and Donna Lynch
Estate of H. Donald Lynn
Joan MacFarlane
Estate of Irene McFarland
Alfred H. McLeod
Dan D. McLeod and Sumi
Adachi
Estate of Louise H. McNally
Vince Meades
Estate of Tennes Arthur Moe
Francie Mortenson-Perkins
Estate of Mabel A. Myers
Harriet Newmark
Foster S. Post Trust
Estate of Bessie Purdy
Marvine M. Quam
Estate of Keith Ritchie
Estate of Joseph A. and Dorothy
Rodney
Marion Ross
Margaret B. Ruzich
Thomas Shepherd
Estate of Christine Springston
Estate of Albert Storts
Ruth W. Sweeney
Michael T. and Carol Thorsnes
Dorsha Wallman†
Bruce D. and Margo Walsh
Ruth A. Warwick
Estate of Edwin A. Watkins
Stephen L. and Susan K. Weber
R. Dennis Wise
Honors
$25,000 – $99,999
Kasi and Rajeswari Anantha
Carlton R. and Eileen Appleby
Desi Arnaz†
Darrell P. Asquith†
Ben Bagnas
Douglas E. Barnhart
Arthur E. Bartlett
Stanley J. and Karen Bartnick
Rick and Denice Bay
Hewes A. Bel
Roy M. Bell
Abram S. Benenson
Ronald R. Blair
James G. Boswell
Albert C. and Elisabeth L. Boyer
William R. Bradley
Clare B. and Samuel M. Bradsher
William L. Brandt
Robert and Lillie† Breitbard
Steven Brooker
Andreas L. Brown
James E. Brown
James Silberrad Brown
Ronald W. and Marilyn J. Brown
Marguerite Nordahl Brydegaard†
Reginald F. and Grace† Buller
Sharon and Gerald Burgreen
Dr. Gail A. Burnett†
Donald Byers
John W. Carlson
Thomas F. and Judy Carter
Winifred W. and Leonard G.
Chase
T. T. Chen
Ginevra M. Cleveland
George H. and Dorothy H.
Codling
Robert C. Conklin
David C. Copley
Paul L. Corriere, Jr. and Joanne
H. Corriere
Clifford W Colwell, Jr. and
Carolyn B. Colwell
William S. Cowling, II
Richard A. Cramer
Loch and Clare B. Crane
John D. and Virginia Dahlen
Thomas E. and Janet E. Darcy
Joe Di Bernardo
Denny Dickenson
Margaret Diehl
Jim Dietz
George G. and Margaret Dillon
W. Rodger and Barbara Dishong
Raymond V. and Janice M..†
Dittamore
Robert F..† and Fredricka† Driver
Harry Drogin
Irene Dublin
Stephen J. and Joyce A. Duich
Estate of Robert E. Duke
Lester E.† and Sue W. Earnest
Elisabeth K. Ecke
Mr. Rollin P.† and Ellen† Eckis
Jo Ann Eder
Darrel Edwards
Robert Radlow and Janet Brody
Esser
David A. Farris†
Charles I. And Alberta L. Feurzeig
Joseph J. Fisch and Joyce E.
Axelrod
Art L. Flaming
Karen G. Foshee
Marvin Fox
S. L. Frankel
Audrey S. Geisel
Archie Gerard†
Jeffrey W. Glazer and Lisa S.
Braun-Glazer
Martin L. and Enid Gleich
Allen R. Glick
Joseph C. and Beverly Glickman
Ernst C. and Christina Griffin
Tony and Alicia Gwynn
Grace M. Hall
Donald E. and Barbara Halte
Bernard H. Hamling
Edgar E. and Catherine Hardy
Oscar L.† and Bobbie Harkey
Earl G. Harrington
frederic j harris
William M. Hawkins, Jr. and
Florence E. Hawkins
William E. Hazen
Lawrence and Cynthia Heffner
James D. Hennessy
John A. Hine, Jr.
Harry T. Hodgetts, Sr. and Patricia
Hodgetts
Douglas Holthaus
Grace V. Hoover
Richard V. and Carol Hyatt
Hugh C. Hyde
Charlie and Hallie Jackson
Jeff Jacobs
June Jensen
Douglas R. Johnson
Ruth Katzen
Patty Kawano
Wilbur S. Kelley, Jr.† and Marian
Kelley†
Sherry B. and Thomas S. King
Von Kirk
Joan B. Kroc
Larry E. and Jeanine Kuhlken
Paul F. Leader
Raymond and Mei-Jia Lee
Travis Lee
Robert A. Leonard
Donna J. Leonhard
Richard Lin
Virginia C. Lingren
Jim G. and Norma L. Malik
Douglas F. and Betsy Manchester
Jess and Pam Marino
C. Dennis† and Linda Marteeny
Marcia J. McKeon
Matthew S. and Jean McLaughlin
Mark D. and C'ann L. McMillin
Niaz Mohamed
Kenneth Monson
James B. Morris
Gary F. and Sharon W. Naiman
Jack Naiman
Luis G. Nogales
Ricardo De Lacerda Nogueira
James M. and Mary A. O'Hara
Estate of Lottie E. Olberg
Ferdinando Orlando
William S. Ozenbaugh
Herbert and Nancy K. Palmtag
Carol Pan
Norman L. and Judith C. Pasas
Alfred Pease
Eugene H. Pennell
Ralph R. and Eva Sanchez
Pesqueira
Lawrence and Madeline Petersen
John G. Pitcairn
James and Margaret Polak
Mary Mackenzieand Kedar D.
Pyatt
C. Edward Reed
Robert E. and Claire K. T. Reiss
S. Donley and Sharon Ritchey
Arthur and Jeannie Rivkin
John J. Rogers
Richard Rosenblatt
Robert A. and Judy Rubenstein
Ralph and Dione Rubio
Gerald G. and Dorothy Rundle
Jerome M. and Bonnie J. Sattler
Jack H. Schlacter
R. Joseph and Helen Pastore
Shultz
Jim and Janet Sinegal
Eric T. Smith
Irving Snyder†
Thomas A. Spencer
E. F. Sprague
Alexander and Jeannette Srbich
Scott F. Steckel
Joe and Alice Sullivan
Richard Sulpizio
Betty and Joe Suozzo
David G. Teincuff
William P. and Julie A. Tifft
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Harold B. and Gracielle V. Tipton
Lu Tongbi
Terry B. Tri
Walter and Marian Turner
Gianangelo Vergani
Carey Gail Wall
Robert D. and Ginger Wallace
James E. and Marjorie Webb
Walter E. Weiss
John H. and Beulah J. Wills
Donald G. Wilson
Janet Wood
Ellen Woolley
Edward C. Wright, Jr. and Rona
Wright
Community Part n e r s
Community Partners are organizational donors, including
corporations and foundations,
whose cumulative gifts help
ensure the University’s ability
to conduct its vital work in
education, research and community service on a continuing
basis. The Community Partners
designation acknowledges
organizations making
cumulative gifts at three levels:
Summa Cum Laude, for gifts
of $1 million or more; Magna
Cum Laude, for gifts of
$500,000 to $999,999; and
Cum Laude, for gifts of
$100,000 to $499,999.
Summa Cum Laude
$1,000,000+
Aztec Shops Ltd.
Cipher Data Products, Inc.
Daisy Systems Corp.
Fred J. Hansen Foundation
Hewlett-Packard Co.
Japan Foundation
Liquid Investments Inc.
Mentor Graphics
Nature Conservancy
San Diego Foundation
Sensormatic Corporation
Magna Cum Laude
$500,000 – $999,999
Alliance Healthcare Foundation
ARCS Foundation, Inc.
AT&T Foundation
Stephen and Mary Birch
Foundation
Calma Company
Coast Distributing
Dixieline Lumber Company
Ellis Foundation
Alfred Harcourt Foundation, Inc.
William and Flora Hewlett
Foundation
Seismic Micro-Technology
Time Warner Inc.
Lawrence Welk ABC Productions
Cum Laude
$100,000 – $499,999
Alvarado Hospital Medical Center
(Tenet)
Apple Computer, Inc.
ARCO Products
ARGUS Financial Software
Avis Rent A Car
BAE Systems
Barona Casino
Bully's East Restaurant
CACI Incorporated
California Restaurant Association
Casey Foundation
CBT Systems
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
CogniSeis Development
Copley News Service
Cox Communications, Inc.
Cubic Corporation
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Fieldstone Foundation
First USA Bank
Reuben H. Fleet Fund
Ford Foundation
Frazee Paint & Wallcovering
General Dynamics/Convair
Division
W.T. Grant Foundation
Great American Bank
Harris Corporation
Hilton Hotel-San Diego Mission
Valley
Hughes Electronics Corporation
IBM Corporation
John A. Jester Trust
James Hervey Johnson Trust
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
Kaiser FoundationHealthPlan,
Inc.
Kauffman Center for
Entrepreneurial Leadership
W. M. Keck Foundation
Jessie Klicka Foundation
KPMG Peat Marwick Foundation
Lockheed Corporation
Maurice J. Masserini Trust
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
Mobil Foundation, Inc.
Muscular Dystrophy Association
The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc.
National Action Council for
Minorities in Engineering Inc.
Newport Corporation
Northern Telecom Electronics
Pacific Bell
David and Lucile Packard
Foundation
Perkins School
Thomas G. & Audrey Pine
Foundation
R & R Advertising
CUM LAUDE
MAGNA CUM LAUDE SUMMA CUM LAUDE
$100,000-$499,999 $500,000-$999,999
$1,000,000+
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QUARTERLY ISSUESOF SDSU M AGAZINE
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X
RECOGNITION IN THE ANNUAL DONOR HONOR ROLL
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X
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INVITATION TO THE STATE OFTHE UNIVERSITY ADDRESS
X
X
X
X
X
INVITATION TO ANNUAL RECEPTION
RECOGNITION ONTHE DONOR HONOR WALL - FALL 2003
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X
SAIC
San Diego International Sports
Council
Foundation
Schlumberger GeoQuest
Etta Schweider Trust
Scripps Mercy Hospital
SDSU Associated Students
Dr. Seuss Foundation
Sharp Healthcare
Stuart Foundation
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Tektronix Inc
Telesis Foundation
Tenet
Texaco Inc.
The Blasker-Rose-Miah Fund
The California Endowment
TODD-AO
Toshiba American Incorporated
Town & Country Resort Hotel
TRW
TRW Space & Electronics Group
United Jewish Federation of San
Diego County
US Air
VeriBest, Inc.
Wal-Mart Foundation
Washington University School Of
Medicine
Whitaker Foundation
Planned
Gifts
Donors who arrange to
benefit San Diego State
University through
planned gifts provide
transformational support
enabling the University to
fulfill its obligations to
future generations. Their
vision, dedication and generosity ensure continuing
excellence in education,
research and service.
Planned gifts, primarily
those that create endowments and provide support
in perpetuity, help shape
the University by creating
and undergirding critical
academic programs.
Heritage Society
The Heritage Society
recognizes individuals who
have included SDSU in their
estate plans through trusts,
bequests or other forms of
planned giving.
Harry R. and Jean Albers
Dorothy Allshouse
John D. and Paula Atkins
Allan R. and Nancy A. Bailey
Marybelle Bigelow
Beverly D. Blair
Barbara Bowman
Albert C. and Elisabeth L. Boyer
Robert C. and Juanita L. Brents
Andreas L. Brown
Shirley Mae Bunker
Gerald and Sharon Burgreen
Richard M. Cariker
Nancy M. Carmichael and
Charles J. Stewart
Sean Caruana
James A. Clapp
Louise M. Clark
James W. Cobble
William E. Cole, Sr.
Fred M. Conger
A. Cooper and Jan Swanson
Thomas B. and Suzanna Cooper
Metzger
Beverly Snow Cramb
Loch and Clare B. Crane
Richard C. Crowe
Rodger E. and Bellaflor Cryer
Marie S. Curtright
Allan C. and Janet T. Dale
Thomas M. Davies, Jr.
ANY AMOUNT
HERITAGE SOCIETY
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RECOGNITION IN THE ANNUAL DONOR HONOR ROLL
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LAPEL PIN
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INVITATIONTO
ANNUAL R ECEPTION
Ronald E. Dietz
Mary M. Donaldson
Lucinda D. Duvall
Bruce A. and Patricia W. Fischer
Ron L. Fowler
Joseph A. Gann
Channing and Marie K. Gilson
Alan J. Gruber
Theodore Hackett
Ellen S. Hawkins
William E. Hazen
Frederick G. Henry
Arthur and Eleanor B. Herzman
Ervin Hjemvik
Harry T. Hodgetts, Sr. and
Patricia Hodgetts
M. Hood
Dorothy M. Hover
Muriel B. Ingham
William G. Irish
Judith M. James
Marilyn E. Jess
Kaplan
M. C. and Betty J. Keithley
M. Norman and Greta G. Kemp
Aline T. King
Eleanor L. Kingsbury
John W. and Helen Knauer
AlmaL.KochandMichael S.
Pollak
Lynda L. Koolish
Harriet G. Kopp
Robert E. Lando
Robert P. Lantz
Frederick W. and Sharon Lear
Jerome P. Ledin
Charlotte G. Leiffer
Daniel R. and Dorothy J. Leonard
Bernard Lipinsky
Charles S. and Robin B. Luby
Robert H. Lynn and Kleon Howe
Terry M. and Esther C. Maxey
Patricia McCuen
Alfred H. McLeod
Dan D. McLeod
Vince Meades
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Patrick C. Mercardante
W. Dean and Marian E. Miller
Bernice Moore
Lewis C. and Patricia N. Moulton
Ida H. Nasatir
D. Wayne andShirleyA.Newman
Harriet G. Newmark
Stephen B. Nielander
Tosh Nomura
Calvert E. Norland
Terry L. O'Donnell
Allen W. and Mary Osterling
Ivy O'Sullivan
Jerry Pease
Deb C. Pedersdotter
Lawrence W. Petersen
B. James and Margaret M. Polak
Paul M. Propp
Susan B. Razzaia
C. Edward and Bobbie L. Reed
Charles L. Richard, Jr. and
Jennifer Richard
James K. Richardson
Alan D. Riedler
John J. Rogers
Steven M. Rogers
Hugo F. Sahlein
David B. Sayres
Barbara M. Schuch
Stephen N. Shinsky
Alexander L. and Jeannette L.
Srbich
David R. Stepsay
Marguerite R. Strand
Robert W. and Marilyn
Straumfjord
Joseph M. and Betty Suozzo
Ruth W. Sweeney
Helen I. Taylor
Donald W. and Lois J. Thiel
Michael T. and Carol Thorsnes
Mary H. Tupper
Merle B. and Marjorie S. Turner
William A. Waite
Janet Wallace
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Robert J. and Maggie Watkins
Aubrey and Lucille Wendling
John K. Williams, Jr.
John H. and Buelah J. Wills
Mary J. Wilson
Samuel J. and Paulette Wilson
Joseph V. Wolden
Aztec
Athletic
Foundation
The Aztec Athletic
Foundation is a non-profit, volunteer organization
whose mission is to support and promote SDSU
athletics primarily by
fund raising, providing
student-athlete scholarships, recognizing male
and female student-athletes
and fostering community
support. The Aztec
Athletic Foundation recognizes athletics boosters
in seven giving categories.
Golden Aztec
$10,000+
Thomas E. Ables
Steve and Lisa Altman
Astro Aluminum Treating Co.
Aztec Shops Ltd.
Ben and Tina Bagnas
Barona Band of Mission Indians Barona Casino
Beer King
Stephen and Mary Birch
Foundation
William R. Bradley
Steven Brooker
James S. Brown
John W. Carlson
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The Century Club of San Diego
Clear Channel Communications Kevin McCarthy
Paul L. Corriere, Jr.
Cox Communications
Ronald E. Dietz
dj Orthopedics - Les Cross
Douglas E. Barnhart Inc.
Art L. Flaming
Jack and Mary Goodall
Jefferson-Pilot Communications
Jessie Klicka Foundation
Patty Kawano
Gerald J. Lewis
William P. Marchbanks
Mesa Distributing Company, Inc.Ron Fowler
Mission Janitorial Supplies
John and Becky Moores
Richard and Gaby Sulpizio
Mike and Carol Thorsnes
Wells Fargo Bank
Lawrence A. Willens
R. Dennis Wise
Silver Aztec
$5,000 – $9,999
Levent Alkibay
Rick and Denice Bay
Bully's East Restaurant
Sharon Burgreen
A. John Busch
Considine & Considine
Timothy Day
Gene Dente
Glenn A. Dethloff
Denny Dickenson
Margaret Diehl
W. Rodger and Barbara Dishong
Geotechnics Incorporated
Jeff Goodall
David Grooms
Tony Gwynn
Richard H. Jarvis
L.Robert & Patricia L. Payne Fund
LMS Inc.
Luce Forward Hamilton Scripps LLP
Carl S. Maggio
John J. Martin
Gregory Nelson
Nina Hartwell Trust
Old Town Mexican Cafe
Christopher Penrose
Pressley Peterbilt
J. Michael Reed
Mel Riddlespurger
Gerald G. Rundle
Robert G. Scurrah, Jr.
Foundation
Herbert J. Solomon
Thomas C. Ackerman
Foundation
Venture
Kevin Wells
B ronze Aztec
$2,500 – $4,999
Allenbrooke Insurance
Randy and Charisse Beck
Clifford P. Bee
Hewes A. Bell
Roy M. Bell
Jay S. Berenter
Vincent and Betsey Biondo, Jr.
Arthur F. Butler, Jr.
Cal Fed
Carrier Johnson
Alexander J. Cota
John D. Dahlen
Tom and Ann Day
Stephen J. Duich
William T. Earley
Roland W. Eddy
Darrel Edwards
Nicholas L. Frazee
Fresh Pac
William Geppert
Charles W. Giacomini
Carl Haines
Bobbie Harkey
Haven Financial Services
Hirsch & Company
Harry T. Hodgetts, Sr.
Mike Ibe
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Rulon Charles Jenson
Bruce R. Johnson
Thomas S. King
Ronald G. Krueger
La Mesa Carpet & Linoleum
William D. Lynch
Linda Mc Mullen
Kenneth Monson
Scott Mubarak
Jose E. Munoz, Jr.
Murray Callan Swim School
Nielsen-Dillingham Builders
Owen O'Brien
David G. Pierce
Thomas G. Pine, Jr.
Donald W. Purvis
Rick W. Reeder
John K. Richards
Ted Roth
John A. Russell
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$250
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$500
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$1,000
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AZTEC
$2,500
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AZTEC
$5,000
GOLDEN
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$10,000
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X
X
X
X
X
X
X
AZTECS ON-LINE NEWSLETTER ❶
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X
X
X
X
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X
AZTEC ATHLETIC FOUNDATION
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
AAF FOOTBALL TAILGATE PARTY
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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X
X
X
X
X
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X (PRIORITY 4)
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X (PRIORITY 5)
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X (PRIORITY 2)
X (PRIORITY 1)
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X
X
X
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X
X
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San Diego International Sports
Council - Ky L. Snyder
Richard K. Shea
Matt Spathas
Larry Swikard
Walter A. Turner, Jr.
Volume Services America
Jacqueline B. Wells
Daniel M. Whitaker
Skip J. Woodson
Champion Aztec
$1,000 – $2,499
A & J Foster Inc.
John Alspaugh
Jess Alvarez
Stanyon Anderson
Craig G. Anderson
James H. Ashcraft
Astelford Construction Inc.
Terry L. Atkinson
aztectalk.com
Michael Salud Bagnas
Allan R. Bailey
Jack A. Balistreri
Dave Ball
Baltimore Ravens
Beachcomber
Bearing Construction Inc.
Ronald E Beckman
Robert G. Bell
Gordon Bell
John M. Billings
Stephen S. Billings
Andy G. Borgia
William R. Brault
Robert Breitbard
Martin J. Bridges
Thomas G. Brown
Christine C. Bruce
Mark C. Butler
Anthony J. Byzewski
California Bank & Trust
California Portland Cement
Cal-Sorrento Limited
Douglas C. Capps
Gordon Carrier
Castle Advertising
Robert J. Cenko
Patrick T. Collins
Michael P. Colman
Comerica Bank
Fred M. Conger
Les Conner
Larry Cook
Stephen Coslik
Richard H. Crafts
Clyde C. Crockett
Dennis S. Cruzan
Frank A. Cuenca
James R. Cullen
Joseph Cusimano, Jr.
David F. Davis
Richard R. Davis
Mike Dee
Guy P. DeFeo
George Dell
Richard DeMartini
Jim Dietz
William K. Dietz
W. Rodger Dishong
Donley's Inc.
Earl R. Dowdy
Carolyn Downey
Driscoll Mission Bay LLC
Michael P. Drogin
Ken Duncan
C.A. and Sharon Dunn
Elvin R. Durup
William C. Fanning, Jr.
Aaron J. Farmer
Stephen Fazziola
James F. Gandolfi
General Motors Corporation
Arthur Getis
Timothy Giles
Jeffrey W. Glazer
John Gomez
R. Randy Goodson
Gregory Specialty Machine
Rondi Grey
Ernst C. Griffin
Joshua D. Gruenberg
Daniel L. Guevara
Robert C. Haggerty
Justin Halenza
Michael Hamilton
Michael Harding
Mark A. Harmon
William E. Hartleb
H. Douglas Harvey
Brendan C. Hayes
Jack K. Heilbron
Sherry K. Henderson
Frank B. Hermes
David R. Hickey
Scott Highfill
Mitchel Hirota
J. Patrick Hodgetts
Russell Hoffman
Bruce A. Hosfeld
Thomas B. Hoyt
Frank P. Hurst
Richard V. Hyatt
Bryan Ireland
John O. Irwin
Camille L. Johnson
Edwin A. Johnson
George J. Jones
Scott A. Jones
Jordan-Wilcomb Construction
Howard J. Justus
Thomas L. Karlo
Allan Keck
Surl Kim
James Kitchen
J. Andrew Kitzman
Hart G. Klein
L. A. Jack & Co.
Lamb & Medina
Frederick W. Lear
Thomas Lohner
Jim G. Malik
Jim Marshall
Fred C. Martin
Brad Mason
Willie Matson
Peter A. Mattera
Timothy P. McCardle
Michael McCarron
Jack and Janet McKeown
Sean McNanie
Faustino J. Medina
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Thomas Mercer
Christopher Moran
Martin Morris
Joe Morse
Ford F. Mudgett
Gerald S. Mulder
Muller Family Foundation
John Mutch
Neil Dymott Perkins Brown &
Frank
Chad K. Nelson
Craig Alan Nelson
Stephen B. Nielander
James R. Norgan
Daniel B. Nowak
Gregory L. Ny
OASIS Medical Group Inc.
Richard Okleshen
Michael Owens
Pacific Bell
Weber Payne
Ralph R. Pesqueira
Mark E. Peterson
Antoinette L. Pitts
Matthew J. Pohl
Prudential Securities Inc.
Ian Pumpian
Floyd M. Ramsey
Craig A. Ramseyer
Red Lion Hanalei Hotel
C. Edward Reed
Sara Regalia
John G. Reinhardt
REMAX
William Rice
Murray Rogow
M. Gale Ruffin
Rush Printing & Mailing Inc.
James R. Ryan
S D S U Alumni Association
San Diego National Bank
Paul Sanit
Donald Sarantos
Sol Schultz
Gordon L. Shackelford
Shaw & Little Inc.
Matthew J. Shevlin
Gary Shira
Terri L. Shives
Lon Showley
Ed Silverstein
Simplified Mortgage
Dale and Kathy Skinner
Barb Smith
Thomas Smith
Ky L. Snyder
Standard Truck Line
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Jack L. Stanley
Dave Stecher
Steve Burt & Assoc.
Dennis Stewart
James E. Stuemke
Jeffrey S. Styers
Alan Swinney
Nore F. Thiesfeld
Gordon M. Thompson
Howard Tirschwell
Alfred T. Tollner
Robert J. Toomey
Kyle Turley
Jessie Van Deventer
Joseph and Molly Vasquez
W. Christopher Waddell
Donald Walker
Bill and Lori Walton
Carl R. Weaver
Stephen L. Weber
Barry Weiss
Richard K. Williams, Jr.
Roger D. Wolfe
Roy Younggren
Zurich Scudder Investment
Fighting Az tec
$500 – $999
Jan Adler
Emmanuel T. Akporiaye
Walter S. Albright
W. Kirk Allen
Nicholas S. Alston
AMS Plastics
Peter A. Andersen
Larry Andrews
Peter and Snejina Anguelov
Ronald J. Anuskiewicz
Robert Anuskiewicz
Al C. Araiza, Jr.
Michael Arnold
Hermann Baecht
George F. Bailey
Jolene Elizabeth Baker
Don L. Ballantyne
Steven J. Banner
David A. Bantz
James P. Bartell
Batchelder & Partners
Steve Beenfeldt
Wendell W. Bemis
Jim Berg
Ed Berner
Susann M. Blair
Albert J. Blaylock
Robert M. Bley
Steven A. Bloom
James J. Boland
Michael R. Bolton
Cletus Bond
Boulder Family Dental
Bouman & Merryman Appraisal
Larrie Brainard
D. Brucker
John A. Brunkow
Albert E. Bruton, Jr.
Ken Bryan
Ron Bumgarner
Burke Productions
Patricia Argent Burruss
John D. Butler
Robert S. Butler
Jeffrey H. Byroads
Robert L. Calentino
Joseph R. Cave
Harry J. Cebron
Mark Champagne
Paul A. Champlin
Chicago Title Co.
Joe M. Christenson
Ben H. Clark†
Michael A. Clawson
Tom Clements
George H. Codling
Cohart Products
Brita Colburn
Michael J. Collins
John R. Collura
John P. Colson, Jr.
Compliance & More
Michael E. Conboy
Mike Connolly
Construction Testing
Leonard R. Cordova
Marc D. Corwin
Kevin Geoffrey Craven
Enrico S. Cruz
D & L Tile Inc.
Robert Dahlquist
Dandy Boy Inc.
Data Systems Of San Diego
Paula J. Davila
Steven D. Davis
Dave Davis
Tom L. Delonge
Denfran Systems, Inc
Wallace C. Dieckmann
Dildonic International
George G. Dillon
Vince Diserio
John Richard Doerr
Jana S. Doggett
Allen M. Donovan
William Duty
John and Marjorie Dykema
Robert A. Eichhorst
Walter C. Emery
Empire Associates
Deanna T. Encarnacion
Richard Engelberg
Hector F. Estevane
Karen J. Evans
John W. Eves, Jr.
Kevin L. Faulconer
Richard D. Ferrier
Perry Feurer
Thomas Finch
Sanford Fisch
Mike Flanagan
Randy W. Floyd
Four Square Productions Inc.
Howard B. Frank
Milton Fredman
David A. Frieden
Bryan C. Gannon
Dave Garcia
Bill Garrett
Gregory Gastaldo
Gerry Living Trust
Charles R. Gill
William Godwin-Austen
Louis E. Goebel
Charles Goldberg
D. G. Goodwin
Got Milk Fundraiser
Carolyn Graney - John Hancock
Funds
John E. Grant
Alan Greenway
Max Gresoro, Jr.
Robert Griego
Larry Haeger
Steven Halgren
Scott M. Hall
Larry Hall
W. Brian Hames
Judith W. Hamilton
Harvey Hanenburg
Thomas E. Harper
Joseph E. Heatherman
Dennis Heipt
Gerald M. Hermanson
Clark E. Higgins
Harold Hilliker
Al Hinkle
Roland (Sonny) Hogue, Jr.
Roland J. Hogue, III
Michael P. Hornung
Walden Hudson
Martin Imhof
Jack in the Box, Inc.
Phil Jelsma
James Jernigan
Ezra Ian Johnson
Ladrue R. Jordan
Dan Juaire
Kabyn Books
Douglas A. Karney
Eugene Kemp
Kevin R. McCarthy & Associates
Terry W. Keyes
Robert E. Knauer
Andrew Knutson
William H. Kronberger, Jr.
Darren La Rue
Lawton Law Firm
Richard J. Lennon
Ronald M. Lentz
Wayne Lettiere
Douglas P. Lewis
Jonathon A. Lewis
Lois Lewis
Dr. Benjamin Ling
Don List
Leo L. Lyon
Micheal Madden
William W. Marckwardt
Jack F. Marquardt
George A. Marston
C. Dennis Marteeny†
Elaine B. Marteeny
Deborah J. Martin
Robert May
Mike Mc Candless
David McDonough
Donald C. McDougal, Jr.
Ronald J. Mc Elliott†
Michael H. McGeath
McGregors Grill & Ale House
Martin Mc Guinn
McIntyre Construction, Inc.
Craig D. Mc Mahon
John W. McMullen
Aspen Paulette McPartland
Martha E. McPhail
John W. Meagher
Josh M. Mellinger
Bryant W. Mendelson
Keith L. Mendoza
Frank B. Merhar
Michael Mericle
Joseph P. Miller, Jr.
Brian Mink
Joe Moeller
Donald B. Moore
Kurt Morgan
Bert Morrison
Gregory I. Mowat
Mark Muller
Dennis Munn
Tom Murdock
Richard Muscio
Nasland Engineering
Navajo Bobby Sox
Robert P. Nees, Jr.
Doug Nelson
T.K. and Debbie Ness
David Norelius
Bruce Nunes
Michael L. Osbourne
Pacific Freight Transportation
Michael Pancer
Jack Parkinson
Leon W. Parma
Harold L. Parsons
Kevin G. Paulson
Michael Peckham
Tony Pena
Steve J. Pfrenzinger
Edward F. Plant
Charles J. Platt
Burdett B. Plumb
Powell Financial Service Inc.
David Pryor
Dale Pursel
Raceway Ford Inc.
Cloyd P. Reeg
Dr. George Reese
Thomas Reid
Ramon F. Rendon
Jamie Reno
Richard Shapiro
Richard R. Riley
Mickey Roberts
Arthur G. Robertson
Paul E. Robinson
Clayton M. Robison
Fred O. Rodgers
Rowling, Dold & Associates
Rosemary Ryan
Gary R. Sage
San Diego Engineering Services
San Diego Sheet Metal Works
Douglas F. Sawyer
Norma Schauermann
Kathleen Schultze
Jerry A. Segal
Daniel D. Selstad
Thomas Seymour
Charles H. Shedd
Richard L. Shick, Jr.
M. Carter Shrum
Ann M. Shultz
O. Morris Sievert
Simplex
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Scott W. Sonne
Phillip and Donna Soroky
David Stanfield
Susan Steckel-Conway
David P. Stephenson
Stan and Mindy Stewart
Charles Stanley Stockwell
Dan Storrs
Jeremy Strauss
William E. Stumph
Superior Pool
Sutro and Co.
Mark D. Talley
Jay L. Tank
Robert H. Theberge
Robert L. Thomas
Michael Thomas
Howard R. Toole
Jon and Ellen Towers
Gerald Treadway
John Trowbridge
Steve A. Tucker
Gary D. Tutt
Sotiro Tzathas
Ronald D. Urich
George Veeder
Gregory Verdon
Joanne L. Vilarino
Don K. Vonk
Phillip A. Ward
John A. Warner
Bob Watts
Hugh D. Weckerly
Weldrite Manufacturing
Steve Wheeler
Charles H. White
Mike Wilder
Buford Wiley
Mitchell J. Williams
Stephen B. Williams
Tonya Wood
William G. Woodrow
Carol Wright
Robert D. Yarbrough
Randy F. Zimmer
Defending Aztec
$250 – $499
John Ace
John D. Adams
Jackie Adams
Advantage Law Group - Patrick
Nellies
Advantage Law Group - Marc
Kroop
John H. Agle
Ernest W. Anderson, III
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Appliance Parts Center Inc.
Sharon Armstrong
Frank D. Aronoff
Paul F. Asbury
Joanne Auerbach
Bryan Bagnas
Michael J. Barney
Doug Barnhardt
Gary L. Barrett
John C. Barrons
Susan B. Bartlett
Alfred Bastisda
T. O. Bateman
John and Christin Batt
Nancy L. Batterman
Larry Bell
Scott Bellamy
Alex Belliaeff
Michael Berg
Berg-Nelson Corp.
Nadine Bezuk
G. Casey Blank
Martin Block
Evan Bloom
Blowout Video Sales
Everett Bobbitt
Mark E. Bonebright
Russell Bordonaro
Newell Bowen
James A. Bradbury
David N. Bradford
Brandlin & Associates
Accountants
Herman J. Branin
James V. Braun
Glen M. Broom
Walter G. Brown
Simon C. Brumbaugh, Jr.
Joel H. Bryden
Rob Bryson
Joe Buompensiero
Jimmy Burkhalter
Lyle W. Butler
Timothy J. Buzbee
Paul Cacho
California Metals Inc.
Bob L. Calmenson
Gerald E. Campbell
Bruce G. Campbell
Tim C. Campbell
Daniel C. Cannon
Delmar G. Carlson
Thomas F. Carter
Kathleen L. Casas
Andrew G. Castiglione
Matthew Edwin Chaffee
Robert A. Chandler
Charlie Rose
Jeffrey L. Chess
Chicago Title Co. of San Diego
Tom Christensen
C. Ben Christensen
Eugene M. Chubb
Keith L. Circosta
Bob Clark
David T. Claycomb
Douglas S. Coe
Philip M. Cohen
Harry C. Comer
Alan L. Cook
P. M. Cooper
James Corlew
Larry Cornick
Dan R. Cornthwaite
John Cota
Jeff and Pamela Cotta
Richard G. Cotton
Richard D. Coutts
James W. Crawford
Kirk V. Crawford
Jerry Cross
Russell Croteau
Crystal Cleaners
Susan M. Cutler
Mike Czysz
Dennis and Julie Danielson
Bruce Darby
Nancy J. Dartez
Robert W. Davies†
DeMarco Plumbing & Drain
Athon Denos
Jeff Derbes
David A. Desiderio
Frank Devaney
Bob Dickie
George M. Dillard
Robert L. Dodge
Michael J. Donnelly
Downtown Johnny Browns
Jeffery M. Drew
Debbie Drew
Barbara L. Driscoll
Dawn M. DuCharme
Richard A. Dukleth
William S. Dusz
Stephen Echard-Musgrave
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Hector Eribez
Pete Esquivel
Oberlin J. Evenson
Factual Data Credit Serv.
Diana M. Falar
Glen L. Faringer
John C. Fawcett
Edward P. Feighery
Jeff Ferrantino
Paul J. Fieri
Scott D. Finders
Harry Finn
Robert T. Fischbach
Mike Flanagan
Barry R. Fleming
Jeffrey W. Fleming
Jerry C. Fort
Jerry L. Foster
Kathleen Fox
Stephen H. Frantz
Sal Freitas
Gregory Friedman
William Gable
George L. Gaines
Philip B. Gair
Robert D. Gale
Christopher P. Gallo
Dennis Arthur Garon
Edward Gergosian
Tom Gibbins
Ralph C. Gibson
Devoe C. Gill
Lance W. Glogovac
Patricia D. Glover
Robert A. Goff
Bryant R. Gold
Thomas S. Golich
Thomas L. Goodbody, Jr.
Charles E. Graf
David Gregg
Lynne Grenfell
John F. Groebli
Bob Grossman
Sherry L. Guess
Kenneth S. Gunter
Stephen Haase
Douglas O. Haigh, Jr.
Kenneth G. Hale
Robert and Mary Annette Hall
Timothy V. Hallahan
Michael F. Hallahan
Robert Halley
David B. Hamilton
Louis R. Hanoian
Felix Hardt
Sean Hargaden
James H. Harker
Steven Harkey
James S. Hartung
Asahel E. Hayes
Edward V. Heck
Paul Heggie
Bradley I. Helman
Philip K. Hench
James Herrick
Ronald W. Hess
Lawrence T. Hitt
Rodney D. Hoffman
Walter Hogle
Vern Holmberg
Tory S. Holway
William Horejs
Joel Hortizuela
Ronald R. House
James T. Hull
Lyle R. Hull
Douglas Hunt
Michael J. Irwin
Robert Jacobs
Robert J. Jacobson
Richard W. Jarrett, II
Robert W. Jassoy, Jr.
John F. Johnson
Fon C. Johnson
Mary A. Johnson
Donald V. Jones
Ellis Jones
Ron Kabot
Jerry Kahn
Susan Kasuyama
George Kengott
Kevin Neal Williams Insurance
Agency
Patrick Kilkenny
David Kindig
Lev Y. Kirshner
Jamie J. Kiskis
William L. Knoll
James P. Knott
Glen Kopp
John M. La Plante
Kathryn J. LaMaster
Albert Lantz
David L. Lay
Michael Learned
Dick Leech
Bob Lennon
John C. Leppert
Gary S. Levine
Michael D. Lewis
Raymond Lidstrom
Bob Lincoln
Byron F. Lindsley
Deborah A. Loehr
David D. Lynn
Nan Mac Isaac
Jesse M. Mackey, Jr.
William L. Maddox
Gregory Madison
Barry W. Madosky
Jeffrey J. Malik
John R. Marsh
Tammi B. Marshall
Christopher and Heidi Martin
Edward F. Martin
Jeffrey L. Marxen
Ralph Mason
Edward R. Mateer
Marcus S. Matherly
Michael T. Matherly
Gerald P. May, Jr.
Don B. McAnally
Kenneth F. McCain
John W. Mc Cardell
Michael McCarthy
Micheal McCarthy
Tom Mc Cormack
Jeffrey S. McCoy
Jerold Mc Cray
Roy D. McDonald
Steve Mc Gee
James R. McKechnie
Daniel H. McMillan
Anne E. McMillan
James McNeal
Albert F. Meier
Klaus Mendenhall
Mesa Blueprint
William Mezger
Christopher J. Miller
Fred L. Miller
James R. Miller
Justi Rae Miller
Michael W. Miller
Eric and Elaine Miyajima
Moceri Produce
Dick Moomaw
Brian F. Mooney
Gloria J. Moore
Edward A. Morris
Robert C. Moss, Sr.
Dave Mount
Michael H. Muirhead
NationalSteel & Shipbuilding Co.
Michael P. Neal
Kim E. Nelson
Dinah Nesbit
Greg Newbold
Grant L. Nielsen
Judith A. Nordberg
Rebecca Nunes
Timothy O'Malley
Alfred C. O'Neal, Jr.
Dennis S. O'Neill
John W. Orendain
JoAnne Ortega
David C. Osborne
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Bob Ottilie
Pacific Color
Pacific Communities Escrow
Pacific West
Douglas E. Panter
Wayne Papac
Patrick J. Papin
Robert J. Parrott
Michael J. Pekos
Robert H. Perry
Gregory P. Persky
Valentino Pest
Rob Phillips
Robert J. Piserchio
Thomas Plachek
James C. Poe
Dean O. Popp
Robert A. Prahl
Professional Kicking Services
Proforma Pacific Graphics
Edward Quigley
Eric G. Ramstrom
William V. Redfern
John Richards
Boyd D. Richardson
James K. Richardson
Alan B. Richmond
Robert Bein, William Frost &
Associates
Bud A. Robinson
Phyllis Roddy
Richard A. Rogers
Philip Ronningen
Sally F. Roush
Michael Ruble
Allan Rudick
Margaret M. Ruetten
C. Keith Rutledge
Hugh M. Saddington
San Diego Crew Classic Inc.
San Diego District Tennis
San Diego Padres Baseball Club
Allan N. Sapp
Richard D. Scharff
Anthony F. Schilens
Annabel and Herbert Schnall
John Schneidmiller
James and Cynthia Schoeneck
Eric S. Schoeppler
Steve Schulman
Ted Scott
Steve E. Shafer
Roy Shepard
Judy Sheriff
C. T. Sherman
Thomas E. Shipman
Mike Sigler
Dave Silveri
Gary R. Sims
William N. Smerdon
Avery J. Smith
Clifton L. Smith
Doug Smith
George R. Smith
Mark Smith
Sharon M. Smith
William E. Sommer
Frederick Spencer
E. F. Sprague
Greg F. Stanovich
Gary R. Stephany
Keith Stevenson
Charles J. Stewart
Linda A. Stewart
Robert Stewart
James Stieringer
David O. Stine
Neale R. Stoner
Peter F. Stratton
Michael D. Straw
David J. Streich
Adam L. Streltzer
Thomas Strobbe
Frances B. Takvam
Louis A. Tapia
Barry Y. Tarvin
Vincent Teran, Jr.
James W. Terry
Frederick H. Thompson
John Thorsnes
Tod Thorsnes
Dick Thurlow
Jay Timmons
Joseph C. Torres
Luis Torres
Vivian Trickey
Stephen A. Trobaugh
Benjamin A. Trovaten
Robert L. Trovaten
Adam Truitt
Deborah L. Tweit-Hull
Karl F. Ulle, Jr.
Bruce Urquhart
Charles R. Valenta
Valley House Restaurant &
Lounge
Jan Vangrov
Robert Varrett
Vincent Velasco
Joseph R. Verbanic, II
Videotech Co.
Walter R. Vierra
Gretchen N. Vik
Todd R. Vradenburg
Christopher L. Wakeman
Walters Caietti Rutan Lopez
Wood LLP
Robert L. Walton
Jerry Ware
Edward C. Watkins, Jr.†
Graham G. Weiss
Jeffrey N. Weiss
Michael L. Wells
Donald Whaling
Ronald and Diana Wheatcroft
Margaret S. White
Michael A. White
Charles M. Wilborn
Marilyn Huntamer Wilkinson
Robert E. J. Wilm
Duane E. Wilson
Rodney D. Winter
Gary D. Wisehart
Toni Wisehart
Kevin W. Woo
Phillip B. Wood
John A. Woodburn
Susan Woodburn
Milton D. Woodruff
Thomas J. Young
George Ziegenfuss
Betty Ziegler
Anthony Mate Zoric
F I N A N C I A L
O P E R A T I O N S
Because philanthropic gifts help meet
critical educational and community goals,
private support is one of the most important
elements in building and sustaining academic
excellence in higher education.
DONORS 2 0 0 0 - 2 0 0 1
A MESSAGE FROM THE CEO
The Campanile Foundation operates as an institutionally related philanthropic foundation created to support the
educational mission of San Diego State University. The first 18 months of operation have necessarily focused on
the creation of basic financial policies and procedures that govern the receipt and management of philanthropic
gifts to San Diego State University. Because these gifts help meet critical educational and community goals, private
support is one of the most important elements in building and sustaining academic excellence in higher education. As the Foundation moves from an organizational to a growth mode, it is committed to identifying strategies
to minimize the cost of administering philanthropic resources.
The 2000-2001 fiscal year occurred in one of the most difficult economic and investment environments in recent
memory. Of particular significance, equity returns turned decidedly negative after a number of years of positive
double-digit returns. Like that of other educational foundations around the country, The Campanile Foundation’s
investment policy is based on generally accepted investment and endowment spending policies, targeted toward
long-term returns.
The Campanile Foundation's pooled endowment fund returned -1.4 percent for the fiscal year 2000-2001, a performance that placed The Campanile Foundation in the top 41 percent of all foundations. Although the absolute
return is disappointing, given economic and stock market conditions that saw the S&P 500 index down -14.8
percent for the year, results could have been much worse. The Campanile Foundation will continue to work to
refine its investment strategy in light of current environmental and economic conditions.
I look forward to continuing to share with you the financial progress of The Campanile Foundation in enhancing
the impact of private support on the academic quality of San Diego State University. Given the significant impact
of SDSU on this community and region, an enhanced University is a benefit to us all.
Theresa M. Mendoza, CEO
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
To the Board of Directors
San Diego, California
We have audited the accompanying statements of financial position of The Campanile Foundation as of
June 30, 2000 and 2001, the related statements of activities and cash flows for the year ended June 30,
2001 and period from August 4, 1999 (inception) through June 30, 2000. These financial statements are
the responsibility of The Campanile Foundation's management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits.
We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of
America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about
whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test
basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes
assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audits provide a reasonable basis
for our opinion.
In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of The Campanile Foundation as of June 30, 2001 and 2000, and the changes in its net assets
and its cash flows for the year ended June 30, 2001 and period from August 4, 1999 (inception) through
June 30, 2000 in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of
America.
September 25, 2001
35
THE CAMPANILE FOUNDAT I O N
S TATE M E NT S O F F IN AN CI A L P O S I TI ON
June 30, 2000 and 2001
ASSETS
2001
Short-Term Investments (Note 4)
Notes and Other Receivables
Due from Auxiliary (Note 2)
Pledges Receivable (Note 5)
Long-Term Investments (Note 4)
TOTALASSETS
2000
$
314,651
12,848,031
6,737,833
46,867,494
$40,604,295
559,541
7,107,720
7,888,950
2,472,073
$66,768,009
$58,632,579
$
$
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses
Liability for Amounts Held for Others
TOTALLIABILITIES
56,365
3,192,174
37,456
1,040,289
3,248,539
1,077,745
315,950
34,215,804
28,987,716
417,127
31,350,020
25,787,687
63,519,470
57,554,834
$66,768,009
$58,632,579
Commitment (Note 6)
Net Assets
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted (Note 3)
Permanently restricted (Note 3)
TOTALNET
ASSETS
TOTALLIABILITIES
AND NETASSETS
See Notes to Financial Statements.
36
S TATE M E N TS OF A CT IV I TI E S
Year Ended June 30, 2001 and Period from August 4, 1999 (Inception) Through June 30, 2000
2001
TEMPORARILY
RESTRICTED
PERMANENTLY
RESTRICTED
TOTAL
705,061
9,306
9,667,614
$ 9,386,545
2,030,897
(1,729,562)
1,421,041
(9,667,614)
$ 3,200,029
-
$12,586,574
2,735,958
(1,720,256)
1,421,041
-
10,381,981
1,441,307
3,200,029
15,023,317
6,948,339
2,690,312
728,396
116,111
-
-
6,948,339
2,690,312
728,396
116,111
10,483,158
-
-
10,483,158
Change in Net Assets, before net
transfer in of net assets
Net transfer in of Net Assets (Note 2)
(101,177)
-
1,441,307
1,424,477
3,200,029
-
4,540,159
1,424,477
Change in Net Assets, after net transfer of net assets
(101,177)
2,865,784
3,200,029
5,964,636
417,127
31,350,020
25,787,687
57,554,834
315,950
$34,215,804
$28,987,716
$63,519,470
UNRESTRICTED
TEMPORARILY
RESTRICTED
PERMANENTLY
RESTRICTED
TOTAL
$ 1,014,401
640,468
10,013
68,211
907,770
$ 9,756,928
610,461
(264,118)
626,991
(907,770)
$ 2,425,169
12,350
-
$13,196,498
1,250,929
(254,105)
707,552
-
2,640,863
9,822,492
2,437,519
14,900,874
997,580
1,148,099
400,628
16,968
-
-
997,580
1,148,099
400,628
16,968
2,563,275
-
-
2,563,275
Change in Net Assets, before net
transfer in of net assets
Net transfer in of Net Assets (Note 2)
77,588
339,539
9,822,492
21,527,528
2,437,519
23,350,168
12,337,599
45,217,235
Change in Net Assets, after net transfer of net assets
417,127
31,350,020
25,787,687
57,554,834
-
-
-
-
$ 417,127
$31,350,020
$25,787,687
$57,554,834
UNRESTRICTED
REVENUE, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT
Contributions:
Community and campus programs
Other
Net unrealized gains (losses) on investments
Investment income
Net assets released from restrictions
$
TOTALREVENUE , GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT
EXPENDITURES AND DEDUCTIONS
Campus programs (Note 2)
Student scholarships
Fund-raising expenses
General administration
TOTALEXPENDITURES AND DEDUCTIONS
NETASSETS , BEGINNING OFYEAR
NETASSETS , END OF YEAR
$
2000
REVENUE, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT
Contributions:
Community and campus programs
Other
Net unrealized gains (losses) on investments
Investment income
Net assets released from restrictions
TOTALREVENUE , GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT
EXPENDITURES AND DEDUCTIONS
Campus programs
Student scholarships
Fund-raising expenses
General administration
TOTALEXPENDITURES
AND DEDUCTIONS
NET ASSETS, BEGINNINGOF
YEAR
NET ASSETS, END OFYEAR
See Notes to Financial Statements
37
STATEME NTS OF CASH FLOWS
Year Ended June 30, 2001 and Period from August 4, 1999 (Inception) through June 30, 2000
Cash Flows from Operating Activities
Change in net assets, after transfer in of net assets
Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets, after transfer
of net assets to net cash provided by operating activities:
Contributions restricted for long-term investments
Net unrealized losses
Net transfer in of net assets
Decrease (increase) in assets:
Notes and other receivables
Due from auxiliary
Pledges receivable
Increase in liabilities:
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Liability for amounts held for others
NETCASH
2001
2000
$ 5,964,636
$57,554,834
(3,200,029)
1,720,256
(1,424,477)
(2,437,519)
254,105
(45,217,235)
244,890
(5,740,311)
1,151,117
(276,440)
(336,881)
(6,990,157)
18,909
2,151,885
37,456
134,628
886,876
2,722,791
926,011
(5,012,916)
(5,160,310)
(4,086,905)
(5,160,310)
3,200,029
2,437,519
-
-
PROVIDED BYOPERATING ACTIVITIES
Cash Flows from Investing Activities
Proceeds from sale of investments
Purchase of investments
NETCASH (USEDIN ) INVESTING ACTIVITIES
Cash Flows from Financing Activities, proceeds from
restricted contributions
NETINCREASE
IN CASH
Cash, beginning of the year
Cash, end of year
$
-
$
-
Supplemental Disclosure of Non-Cash Investing
and Financing Activities
Transfer in of Net Assets (Note 2):
Investments
Due from auxiliary
Student loans receivable
Pledges receivable
Gifts-in-kind transferred out to the University
Liability for amounts held for others
NETTRANSFER
IN OFNET ASSETS
See Notes to Financial Statements.
38
$ 2,328,204
-
$ 1,889,751
43,051,251
283,101
898,793
2,328,204
46,122,896
903,727
-
905,661
$ 1,424,477
$45,217,235
NO TE S TO F IN AN CI A L STAT E M E N T S
N O T E 1. NAT U R E
OF
BUSINESS
AND
SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
NATURE OFBUSINESS
The Campanile Foundation (TCF) is an auxiliary organization of
San Diego State University (University), organized and operated in
accordance with the Education Code of the State of California and
the California Code of Regulations. The Foundation is a nonprofit
corporation chartered to provide and augment programs that are
an integral part of the educational mission of the University. TCF
was organized in August 1999 to assist the University in the acquisition of gifts, the management of philanthropic gifts, and the
investment of certain endowment gifts. TCF began its operations
effective January 1, 2000, in conjunction with the transfer of assets,
as discussed in Note 2.
TCF’s financial statements are included as a component unit of
the University’s annual general purpose financial statements. This
is required by governmental accounting standards which apply to
the University.
A summary of the significant accounting policies utilized by TCF
are as follows:
BASIS OF ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING
In order to ensure observance of limitations and restrictions
placed on the use of available resources, the accounts of TCF are
maintained in accordance with the principles of fund accounting.
This procedure is done for regulatory reporting requirements and
to ensure that expenditures of restricted and unrestricted funds
are spent according to donor and other internally or externally
imposed directives.
TCF’s financial statements present net assets and contributions
classified as unrestricted, temporarily restricted and permanently
restricted. These classifications are based on the existence or
absence of donor-imposed restrictions relating to contributions and
are summarized as follows:
Unrestricted net assets consist of net assets that are neither
permanently restricted nor temporarily restricted by donor-imposed
stipulations.
Temporarily restricted net assets consist of unspent contributions that are subject to specific donor restrictions that can be
fulfilled by actions of TCF or by the passage of time. These include
unspent purpose-restricted expendable gifts, certain pledges
payable in future periods, unspent time-restricted gifts and term
endowments.
Permanently restricted net assets consist of contributions
made with donor imposed stipulations that the funds be held in
perpetuity. Generally the income earned on such contributions
is available for use by TCF for the benefit of the University.
As stated above, the classification of net assets is based upon
the existence or absence of donor-imposed restrictions on contributions. Net assets also include funds other than contributions
that have been designated for specific purposes, which are
classified as unrestricted in the financial statements.
N O T E 1. NAT U R E
( CO N T I N U E D )
OF
BUSINESS
AND
S I G N I F I C A N T A C C O U N T I N G PO L I C I E S
USEOF ESTIMATES
The preparation of financial statements requires management
to make estimates and assumptions that affect the amounts
reported in the financial statements and accompanying notes.
Actual results could differ from those estimates.
INVESTMENTS
Investments in equity securities with readily determinable fair
values and all investments in debt securities are reported at fair
value with gains and losses included in the statement of activities.
CONTRIBUTIONS
Contributions, including unconditional promises to give
(pledges), are recognized in the year the promise is made as
opposed to when assets are received. Contributions with
donor-imposed restrictions are reported as temporarily or
permanently restricted contributions. Temporarily restricted net
assets are reclassified to unrestricted net assets at such time
as the Foundation has fulfilled the donor-imposed restriction.
Contributions where donor imposed restrictions both arose
and expired in the same fiscal year are reported as unrestricted
contributions.
Pledges that are expected to be collected within one year are
recorded at their net realizable value. Pledges that are expected
to be collected in future years are discounted, at approximately
6%, to their estimated net present value (Note 5).
TRUSTS
TCF serves as trustee and administrator for various types of
trust arrangements, including split interest agreements whereby
the beneficial interest is shared with one or more parties. The
arrangements generally require payment of annual trust income to
the income beneficiary or beneficiaries over the term of the trust
with the remainderman portion of the assets reverting to TCF. The
liability for amounts held for others on the statements of financial
position represents the present value of the estimated future
payments to be distributed to these beneficiaries.
FUNCTIONAL ALLOCATIONOF EXPENSES
The costs of providing various programs, fundraising, and
other activities have been summarized in the statement of activities. Accordingly, certain costs have been allocated among the
programs and fundraising activities benefited.
INCOME TAXES
TCF is an organization exempt from federal and state income
taxes. In order to maintain that status, the organization is precluded from making certain expenditures, principally in support of
political parties. Management believes that no such expenditures
have been made.
39
NO TES TO FIN A NC IA L STATEMENTS
N O T E 2. TR A N S F E R
OF
NET ASSETS
N O T E 4. I N V E S T M E N T S
On January 1, 2000, the San Diego State University Foundation
(SDSUF), under direction from the University as the ultimate beneficiary of all donated assets, transfer red net assets of approximately
$45,217,000, consisting primarily of certain endowment and student
aid funds (as jointly selected by the University and SDSUF) to TCF.
Effective January 1, 2000, TCF began accepting the majority of all
gifts on behalf of the University. In accordance with Statement of
Financial Accounting Standards No. 136, "Transfers of Assets to
a Not-for-Profit Organization or Charitable Trust That Raises or
Holds Contributions for Others," the transaction was recorded as
an equity transfer between financially inter related organizations
and appears on the Statement of Activities as a transfer in of
net assets.
In conjunction with the transfer of assets, SDSUF entered into
an agreement with TCF to provide certain administrative services
including cash management processes, gift account administration, and accounting and financial reporting assistance through
endowment gift funds at the time TCF expends the funds and
retains interest earnings on all funds that are not specifically
invested in an endowment fund for the administration of TCF’s
gifts. The arrangement will be renegotiated at the end of the term.
During the year ended June 30, 2001, TCF received a transfer of
net assets of approximately $2,300,000 from a related University
auxiliary. The amount is restricted for use in alumni affairs and is
reflected in the statement of activities as net transfers in to temporarily restricted net assets.
During the year ended June 30, 2001, TCF received approximately
$1,658,000 in a fund-raising campaign to purchase, remodel and
maintain a University House for the use of the President of the
University. Included in the statement of activities as expenditures
for campus programs is approximately $1,212,000, which represents TCF’s allocations to the University for the University House.
As of June 30, 2000, TCF held investments in an intermediary
short-term money market account, pending transfer of the funds
to an endowment pool allocated to a set of investment managers,
pursuant to TCF’s investment policy. Investments consisted of the
following, considering the effect of the subsequent June 30, 2000
transfer, at June 30:
Large Cap Equity
International Equity
Core Fixed Income
Small/Mid Cap Growth
U.S. Equity
Other Investments
2001
2000
$14,670,556
4,766,584
18,059,769
2,979,113
6,391,472
14,350,000
6,150,000
16,400,000
4,100,000
1,452,000
624,000
$46,867,494
$43,076,000
N O T E 5. P L E D G E S RE C E I VA B L E
Contributions are recorded as revenue when a donor makes an
unconditional promise to give. Contributions pledged are expected
to be collected as follows:
AMOUNTS DUE IN:
Less than one year
One to five years
More than five years
Less discount at 6% to present value
$2,765,576
4,425,849
506,986
(960,578)
$6,737,833
N O T E 6. C O M M I T M E N T
N O T E 3. RE S T R I C T I O N S
ON
NE T AS S E T S
TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED
Temporarily restricted net assets are available for the following
purposes or periods:
CAMPUS PROGRAMS:
Use or time restricted
Student aid
$23,247,415
10,968,389
$34,215,804
PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED
Permanently restricted net assets are restricted to:
ENDOWMENTS:
Campus programs
Student aid
Annuity trust agreement
$10,250,246
15,577,295
3,160,175
$28,987,716
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ALUMNI HOUSE PROJECT
During the year ended June 30, 2001, TCF on behalf of the
SDSU Alumni Association, entered into agreements for campaign
fund-raising and project management for the construction of an
Alumni facility. The total commitment outstanding for these services
as of June 30, 2001 was approximately $271,000. Subsequent to
June 30, 2001, TCF entered into a contract with certain architects
to develop plans for constructing the facility. The total architectural
commitment is for approximately $324,000. The total project is
expected to be approximately $6,000,000, contingent on a successful fund-raising campaign.
5500 Campanile Drive
92182-8045
Phone: 619 • 594 • 6817
Fax: 619 • 594 • 6409

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