2009-2010 Annual Report

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2009–2010 Annual Report
2009-2010
Annual Report
Letter from the President
Dear Alumni and Friends,
It was a year for the history books.
•
Our football program broke into the national Division II Top Ten, and finished last year ranked 19th in the country. Not to be outdone, the UC men’s soccer
team made it to the Elite Eight in the NCAA tournament and Head Coach Chad Duernberger, ’06, was named national Division II Soccer Coach of the Year.
•
UC brought two controversial figures together for the “Forum on Energy,” featuring Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship and environmental activist,
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., gleaning more national attention than any prior event at UC.
•
We added a $22 million apartment/parking facility next to the School of Pharmacy, on the former site of Dickinson Hall. The innovative design won a
“Growing Smart” award from the City of Charleston.
•
The UC Annual Fund remained healthy despite a weak economy – a testament to the loyalty of our supporters and the
value they place on making private higher education accessible to students.
•
I traveled far and wide, from Slovakia and Turkey to Washington, DC, and Little Rock, AR, speaking about the
outcomes-based, assessment-saturated curriculum that has come to be UC’s trademark. Watch for an in-depth
look at Learning Your Way in the next issue of the Maroon & Gold magazine.
•
UC granted degrees to the first Doctors of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.). Never before in the history of
Morris Harvey College/University of Charleston has the institution awarded a doctoral degree.
The increased number of graduates forced us to seek a larger venue for commencement. You can
see the result on the cover – a memorable outdoor commencement on the riverfront lawn.
This Annual Report gives you the highlights of a year in the life of the University. As always, we seek excellence
– in teaching, in learning and in service to our students. A printed magazine can only say so much; it is my hope
that you visit campus often to see it for yourselves.
Sincerely,
Dr. Edwin H. Welch
President
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President: Dr. Edwin H. Welch
Editor: Jennie Ferretti
Managing Editor: Scott Castleman
Design: Rachel Bush
Web: Kurt Wolf
Contributors:
Ben Beakes
Ronna Dittman
Stephanie Martin
Tina Wright
Questions or comments:
Scott Castleman
Director of Public Relations
304.357.4719
[email protected]
Annual Report
2009-2010
Contents
Year in Review........................................................................2
2009–2010 Gift Income..........................................................4
Dr. Letha Zook: VP, Dean, Cow Lady....................................5
Honor Roll of Donors.............................................................6
Fraternity Offers “Greek Challenge”...................................18
Hallowed Ground: The UC Riverbank.................................19
Commencement 2010..........................................................20
UC’s First Pharmacists........................................................21
Robert C. Byrd: UC’s Most Famous Alum..........................22
Alumni Giving by Class Year...............................................26
2009–2010 Advisory Boards................................................32
Senior of the Year Beats Long Odds to Achieve Success....34
Scholarships..........................................................................35
Heritage Society...................................................................37
The mission of the University of Charleston is to
educate each student for a life of productive work,
enlightened living, and community involvement.
University of Charleston
2300 MacCorkle Ave., SE
Charleston, West Virginia 25304
800.995.ALUM (2586)
304.357.4716
www.ucwv.edu
A New Home for UC Alumni...............................................39
Where Were You in 1960?....................................................40
Basketball Fever: New Men’s Coach Mark Downey............41
How to reach the
UC Advancement staff
Ben Beakes, Vice President for Development
304.357.4849, [email protected]
On the Cover
Stephanie Martin, Director of Donor Relations
304.357.4734, [email protected]
May 2010 Commencement marked many milestones.
See story p. 20. Photo by Steve Davis.
For all other questions, please call 304.357.4735
or email [email protected]
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2009–2010 Year in Review
July
• Friends and family of community leader Mary Price Ratrie gather to dedicate Ratrie Hall, formerly New Hall, in her honor.
August
• Class of 2013 descends on campus. Faculty and administrators celebrate the end of summer.
• For the second year in a row, UC is the highest ranking baccalaureate college in West Virginia, according to U.S. News & World Report.
September
East Apartments
• Two hundred seventy-three freshmen, 93 transfer students, and 44 graduate business students begin their UC educations, and 80 new pharmacy students don the white coat for the first time.
• Four School of Pharmacy professors, Dr. Gagan Kaushal, Dr. Rebecca Linger, Dr. Dean Reardon, and Dr. Aladin Siddig, are awarded research grants by the West Virginia IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (WV-INBRE).
October
• Dr. Bart Morrison is named the second Dean of the UC Graduate School of Business.
• The University of Charleston is the beneficiary of a surprise $1 million gift from the Estate of Edgar Loring, ’48.
November
Edgar Loring, ’48
• UC’s new parking garage opens for business, providing over 500 much-needed parking spaces.
• Dr. John Ratey, an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, speaks on “The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain” in Geary Auditorium.
December
• Faculty and students from the School of Pharmacy and the nursing program, in cooperation with the Kanawha County Health
Department, administer 370 free doses of H1N1 vaccine in November and December.
• Thirty-nine graduates join the ranks of UC alumni at December commencement, followed by the 14th annual Holiday Gala.
January
Forum on the Future of Energy
• First residents move into East Apartments, the University’s newest, apartment-style residence hall.
• Chad Duernberger, ’06, is named national Division II Soccer Coach of the Year.
• The world tunes in to UC as environmentalist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., joins Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship for a Forum on the Future of Energy, moderated by President Welch.
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February
• A delegation of faculty and academic administrators from two universities in Japan visits the University of Charleston to learn about outcomes-based education and the assessment of student learning.
• UC students bring the world to Charleston at the annual WorldFest Celebration and Global Sensations dinner.
• Dr. Gagan Kaushal of the School of Pharmacy and Dr. Mark Watson of the biology department are named 2010 University Fellows in recognition of service that reflects extraordinary credit upon the University and its faculty.
• The UC School of Pharmacy announces the opening of patient care services at the PharmUC Patient Care Clinic, providing
medication and disease education for patients.
• President Welch is selected for The State Journal’s “Who’s Who in West Virginia Business” award.
March
Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE)
• The UC Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) team is named a Regional Champion at the SIFE USA Regional Competition held in
Charlotte, NC.
• The University of Charleston is one of only 115 schools in the country named to the 2009 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction, based on 5,098 hours of community service performed by 550 students.
April
• UC announces the hiring of Mark Downey, ’95, as the head men’s basketball coach. See story p. 41.
• John Allison, former president and CEO of BB&T, presents “Dissecting the Financial Crisis” in Geary Auditorium.
• John Sturm, CEO of the Newspaper Association of America, squares off against John Abel of Team Light Bulb, in the Debate on the Future of Print Media.
• The 2010 Governor’s Cup/Alumni Weekend is a smashing success, with beautiful weather, fast boats, and over 150 alumni returning.
May
John Allison
• UC confers degrees on 248 graduates at the 122nd commencement of Morris Harvey College/University of Charleston, including its first-ever doctorates. See story pp. 22–23.
• The Master of Business Administration and Leadership (MBAL) class of 2011 leaves for Varese, Italy, to learn the language and
culture, and intern in local businesses.
• Forty-two Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) students return from the Netherlands and France.
• Dr. Ed Welch and Dr. Barbara Wright are part of a Charleston delegation to Charleston’s sister city, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia, where they laid the groundwork for future student and faculty exchanges with Matej Bel University.
June
• Erin Cipolat James, ’06, is the first graduate of the UC School of Pharmacy to pass the NAPLEX (North American Pharmacist
Licensure Examination).
• Dr. Letha B. Zook joins the University of Charleston as Vice President for Academic Affairs, succeeding Dr. Charles Stebbins. See story p. 5.
Executive Master of Business
Administration (EMBA) students at
the Eiffel Tower
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2009–2010 Gift Income
Who Gave
Donors
Number
Gifts
Percent of Total
Alumni
Corporations
Friends
Foundations
Parents
Others
1,020
120
719
22
35
141
$1,367,832
$1,121,191
$471,273 $1,603,060
$5,811 $481,656
27%
22%
9%
32%
1%
9%
Total
2,057
$5,050,823
Where They Gave
The Vision: UC
$1,732,163
Annual Fund
$2,813,776
100% Who Gave
Others
$481,656
Parents
$5,811
1%
Alumni
$1,367,832
Endowment
$504,884
Where They Gave
Foundations
$1,603,060
Corporations
$1,121,191
Friends
$471, 273
Annual Fund
Endowment
The Vision: UC
Total
$2,813,776
$504,884
$1,732,163 56%
10%
34%
$5,050,823
100%
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Dr. Letha Zook: VP, Dean, Cow Lady
By Scott Castleman
Since Messiah didn’t have a PT program, Dr. Zook
transferred after her sophomore year to the University
of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. At Penn she was able
to pursue a career in physical therapy, play Division
I field hockey, and experience life in the hustle and
bustle of a metropolitan area.
After graduating from high school, Dr. Letha Zook
left her home in small-town Chambersburg, PA, for
Messiah College, just 45 minutes away, to play collegiate field hockey and follow her aspirations of becoming a physical education teacher and coach. Little
did the University of Charleston’s new Vice President
for Academic Life and Dean of the Faculty know that
cross-country travels and a successful career in higher
education awaited.
A three-sport athlete growing up, it only seemed natural at the time that Dr. Zook would pursue a career
that would keep her involved in athletics. However,
during her first two years at Messiah her interests
changed from instructing players from the sidelines
to helping injured athletes get back on the field.
“I loved the idea of physical therapy and helping people maximize their potential despite illness or injury,”
said Dr. Zook.
“Philadelphia was my first introduction to a city and
I fell in love,” said Dr. Zook.
“I was sitting in California thinking, ‘I took the wrong
job this time,’ when I received a call from Wheeling
Jesuit telling me they were looking for a director of
PT,” said Zook. “So I came back east in 1998.”
The country girl quickly became a city slicker. Soon
after graduating from Penn, Dr. Zook headed to New
York City, where she received her master’s degree
from NYU and doctorate from Columbia. And when
she wasn’t sitting in classes she was teaching them.
Dr. Zook rekindled her passion for working with students and developed a funny nickname as well.
Dr. Zook said it took some time to adjust to Wheeling
after living in big cities, but it grew on her. She was
instrumental in getting the PT school recertified and
rose through the ranks to Academic Vice President.
She enjoyed her 12 years at WJSU but the opportunity
to come to UC was too good to pass up.
“When I was teaching kinesiology and anatomy I “I’ve watched the University of Charleston grow
for the last 12 years from
would use examples from the
Wheeling,” said Dr. Zook.
farm, so the kids started call“I have always admired
ing me the ‘Cow Lady,’” said
“I’ve watched the University
President Welch, so when
Dr. Zook. “Soon they started
of
Charleston
grow
for
the
this job came open I felt it
bringing me little cow ornalast
12
years
from
Wheeling.
I
was probably time for me to
ments and then one of them
leave.” Since arriving this
found out about ‘Cows on
have always admired President
past summer Dr. Zook says
Parade’ from the MetropoliWelch, so when this job came
that she has fallen in love
tan Museum of Art, so people
open
I
felt
it
was
probably
with the city of Charleston.
started buying me those coltime for me to leave.”
lectibles as well.”
The Cow Lady’s prestigious
When she was ready for a
career has led her across the
change of scenery, Dr. Zook
country and back, but Dr.
packed up her bovine collectibles and moved about as Welch and the UC family hope to keep her here for
far away as she could to Northridge, CA. She taught at many years to come.
“
“
Dr. Zook shows off her cow collection.
Cal State Northridge for two years before heading to
Charles Drew University in Los Angeles to help start
a PT school there. Unfortunately, the program never
came to fruition, after an unfriendly affirmative action
ruling in 1998 caused funding to disappear.
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Honor Roll of Donors
Gifts received between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010
Every attempt has been made to create an accurate list of donors. Some individuals have requested that
their gifts remain anonymous. Should there be an error or omission, please bring it to our
attention by calling the Advancement Office at 304.357.4735, or email [email protected].
Barboursville Society
($20,000+)
American Electric Power Foundation
AmherstMadison, Inc.
Anonymous
Anonymous
Ballard Family Foundation
BB&T
BB&T West Virginia Foundation
BBL Charitable Foundation Inc.
Michael* and Augusta Brannen
CAMC
Mr. William C. Campbell
Chapman Technical Group/Sharon L. Chapman
Chester A. Lewis Trust
The Daywood Foundation
J. Q. Dickinson & Co.
The John L. & Maude H.
Dickinson Fund
The Dow Chemical Company
Foundation
John and Fonda Elliot
The Elliot Foundation
Frederick Lively Testamentary Trust
The Greater Kanawha Valley
Foundation
H. B. and Cecilia Wehrle Fund
Bernard H. & Blanche E. Jacobson Foundation
UC students raise money for cancer
research at “Dig for the Cure” event.
Mr. Andrew B. Jordon
Mrs. Frances Pritchard Jordon
Mr. and Mrs. Allenby Lewis
Loop Pharmacy & Home Medical
Estate of Edgar Loring
Maier Foundation Inc.
McDavid Foundation
Bernard McDonough Foundation
Berkeley Minor and Susan Fontaine Minor Foundation
Mrs. Carol Martin Montgomery
Ann and Paul Moran
NiSource/Columbia Gulf
Transmission Co.
Reed Brothers Limited Partnership
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rice Jr.
Smith Fastener Company
St. Francis Hospital
Standard Laboratories Inc.
State of West Virginia
Dr. C. Carl * and Margaret A. Tully
Cecil I. Walker Charitable Trust,
Advisory Committee
Mr. Michael S. Walker
H. B. Wehrle Foundation
Martha Gaines and Russell Wehrle Memorial Foundation
Stephen and Laura Wehrle
West Virginia Independent
Colleges & Universities Inc.
Tony and Lynne Zande
Morris Harvey Society
($10,000+)
Deborah Martin Belcher
Mary Beth Martin Carson
Dr. and Mrs. William H. Carter
Dr. John T. Chambers
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Childress
Christ Church United Methodist
Dickinson Properties
Mrs. Frances Fruth, in memory of
Jack E. Fruth
Goldman Associates Inc.
Flick and Lynn Goldsmith
The Goldthorpe Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. W. Henry Harmon
*Deceased
+Matching Gift
Herscher Foundation
Charles T. and Mary Ellen Jones
Kanawha Realty Investment Group
Kenneth and Joy Kleeman
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Long
Mrs. Julia C. McCormick
Pine Grove Realty Company
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ranson
Tommy and Suzy Reich
Joe and Cathy Rice
Jed and Vicki Smith
Sodexo
Mr. James R. Thomas II
Mr. Jason P. Thompson
United Bank
Walgreens Company
Wal-Mart
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bernard Wehrle III
Lewis and Julia Woodford
Riggleman Society
($5,000+)
Mrs. Katharine Bullard Becker and
Mr. W. Marston Becker
BrickStreet Mutual Insurance Co.
Carbon Fuel Foundation Fund
Carpenter’s Local Union No. 1207
Mrs. Mary Batman Converse, CPA
CVS / pharmacy Charitable Trust
Mr. William M. Davis
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Rudolph L. and Martha V. DiTrapano
Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Dye
Findlay’s Tall Timbers Distribution Center, Inc.
Fruth Pharmacy
Dominic and Rosalie Gaziano
Gibbons and Kawash, CPAs
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Haden
Mr. Gregory T. Hammond
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hill
I.B.E.W. Local 466
International Assoc. Heat & Frost Insulators Allied Workers
Kimberly and Rory Isaac
Kanawha - Roxalana Co.
Kawash Family
Laborers’ Union Local 1353
Local Union No. 301
Mr. J. Kemp McLaughlin Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Morabito
Ms. Bonnie Otis
Painters & Allied Trades District
Council 53
Reserve Oil & Gas, Inc.
Rite Aid Corporation
Mr. Houghton Robson
Estate of Lee O. Rockwell
Herk and Sherry Sims
Subway Development of
West Virginia
Ms. Linda R. Torre
Gene and Bonnie Waggy
Drs. Edwin H. and Janet Welch
West Virginia American Water
1888 Society
($1,000+)
A.M. Scott Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Verlin T. Adams II
Anonymous
Marion H. and Frank A. Baer II
Mr. David Howell and Judge Irene Berger
Chuck & Dee Dee Bills
Mrs. Sandra G. Bishop
Mrs. Jean Ann Bolling
Mr. John and Dr. Sandra Bowles
Brewer and Company of West Virginia
Briar Mountain Coal and Coke Company
Mr. John and Dr. Jennifer Britton
C & D Bills Ltd
Mr. Charles Capito and The Honorable Shelley Capito
Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Casto Jr.
Charleston Area Adult League Tennis
Mrs. Elizabeth Early Chilton
Ms. Nelle Ratrie Chilton
Cathy Collins Stewart, Michael Collins, Patrick Collins
Mr. Joseph B. Cook
Mr. A. Lawrence Crimmins Jr.
CVS Pharmacy, Inc.
George and Ellen Davis
Dr. Donald and Dr. Lisa Drakeman
Dr. Harold Thomas Elmore, ’52 and
Mrs. Sylvia Conklyn Elmore, ’73
Mr. Tim Euler and Dr. Mary Euler
David P. and Jennie O. Ferretti
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Foster
Allan and Linda Fowler
Mr. David Freshwater
Mr. Scott Freshwater
Dr. Robert and Patricia Frey
Mrs. Katherine H. Gates
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gaunch
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gouckenour
Mr. Bradford D. Hague
Todd and Cleta Harless
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Harless
William and Margaret Hitchman
Mr. and Mrs. Joey Holland
I.U.O.E. Local No. 132
Patricia and John Johnston
Kanawha City Lions Club
Ms. Elizabeth Keightley
Dr. and Mrs. Jamal H. Khan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kincaid Jr.
Joe and Carol Kinder
Professor David Haas supervises a chemistry experiment with students Amanda Lloyd
and Sarah Jones.
Mr. Matthew Kingery
Mr. Ted Lawson
Mr. Richard Legon
Edward “Ned” B. Lehmann Sr.
Liberty Mutual Group
Mr. Alan Liebrecht
Lipoplasty Institute
Ms. Betty White Ludden
Stephen and Janell Lundin
Mr. Tom Maddox
Ward and Pat Maxson
Mr. William McDavid and
Mrs. Diana Long
Ms. Deborah L. McHenry
ME Consulting Engineers, Inc.
Mr. Richard R. Meckfessel
John and Karen Merriman
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Miller
Harry and Mary Ellen Moore
Morgan Stanley Matching
Gifts Program +
David C. and Anna Anderson Morris
Holmes and Antoinette Morrison
NACDS Foundation
NiSource Charitable Foundation +
Gerald and Harriett Nottingham
Bob and Ann Orders
Mr. and Mrs. Corey Palumbo
Mrs. Mary J. Payne
Pharmacists Mutual
Pilot Club of Charleston, Inc.
Mrs. Virginia Point
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Price
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pumo
James and Virginia Rice
Don R. and Sally K. Richardson
Dorothy S. Ridings
Brad and Robin Ritchie
The Ross Foundation
Rotary Club of Charleston
Mrs. Agatha Rubin
Mr. Steven M. Rubin
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Charles and Becky Ryan
Harry and Ann Santen Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Sears Holdings
Ms. Mary D. Sella
Richard and Marion Sinclair
Pete and Sally Slicer
Dr. Charles L. Smith, D.D.S.
Mr. James F. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Southworth II
Mr. and Mrs. Troy F. Stallard
Catherine Collins Stewart and
William L. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Straw
Summit Community Bank
Mr. J. C. Supcoe
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Thomas Jr.
Dr. L. Blair Thrush
Tri-State Roofing & Sheet Metal Company
W. E. Stone Foundation
Dr. Parvez Wadia
Mr. and Mrs. D. Stephen Walker
Cecil I. Walker Machinery Co.
Ms. Marjorie J. Washburn
Mr. Raey W. S. Webster
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wehrle Jr.
Mr. Michael H. Wehrle
Wellness Council of West Virginia
Greg and Catherine Widdecombe
Mr. Robert K. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wynn
Estate of Abreeza Zegeer
Maroon and Gold Club
($500+)
Mr. Denver Allen
American Geotech, Inc.
Associated Architects, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Bauer
Dr. Alan Belcher
Mr. Gordon L. Berlin
Ms. Patricia J. Bills
Ms. Kimberlee Blackwell
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Bone
Ms. Jane Bowling and Mr. Sam
Bowling
David Bowyer
Mr. Thomas J. Burger
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Calhoon
Mr. Richard S. Carney
Charleston Steel Company
DBD Sports LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy DiPiero
Mr. Robert W. Dorsey
Dr. Michelle Easton
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Entsminger
Mrs. Annette Zizzi Evans
ExxonMobil Foundation
Melva and William Ferguson
Mr. C. Brent Gibson
GSB Process — A Division of
GSB, Inc.
Mrs. Sharon L. Guest
Mr. Simon G. Haddad
Dr. William E. Hamm
Ms. Joan M. Hammonds
Mr. Richard L. Harrah
Hastings & Chivetta Architects, Inc.
Mrs. Janet Holmes
Howard P. & Mary Needles McJunkin Foundation
Mr. Larry A. Hyatt
IBM Matching Gifts Program +
Joe Holland Chevrolet &
Imports, Inc.
Mr. Fred L. Kellmeyer
Ms. Joan C. Kentner
Kilgore Gas Company
Ms. Lisa J. Klopfer
Ms. Kellee Lowdermilk
Judge James C. Mahan
Dr. Peter A. Maresco
Ms. Kim L. Mays
Mr. James R. McCartney
Mr. Douglas W. Metten
Mr. Robert L. Monsheimer
Mark I. and Barbara C. Murovitz
Ms. Lisa A. Necastro
Mr. Thomas O. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. John Neuner III
Nichol & Associates Pharmaceutical
Care Consultants, Inc.
Mr. Alan C. Nicholas
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
NTELOS Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. George H. Pierson
Potesta & Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Quick
Mrs. Theresa M. Rabel
Ms. Wanda Nunley Radcliffe
George A. and Susan C. Ragland
Mrs. Virginia Roberts*
Mrs. Joan G. Rollins
Ms. Jill Rossman
Ms. Brenda Salisbury
Mr. Martin H. Scharf
Mr. Jerry C. Skelly
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Smith
Reginald and Sally Smith
Mr. Stephen P. Sydnor
Dr. and Mrs. Julio D. Teodoro
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thompson
Dr. Garold W. Thumm
Ms. Moyra G. Vazquez
Verizon Foundation
Wachovia Matching Gifts Program +
Mr. David L. Waggy
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Waggy
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Wilkerson
Mr. Richard S. Williams
Scholar Club
($100+)
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. Abraham
Mrs. Genevieve T. Adams
Dr. Robin D. Adams
Dr. Sarah J. Adams
Governor Joe Manchin poses with
UC/MHC alumni at Governor’s Cup
event.
Dr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Adkins
Mrs. Barbara Agsten
Ms. Geneva Aide
Mr. Rodney K. Albertson
Mr. and Mrs. Ruffner Alexander
Major Robert E. Alfred Jr.
Mr. Paul D. Allen
Allman Insurance Services
Aluminum Metalworks
Ms. Sarah S. Alvarez
Ms. Hazelene E. Anderson
Ms. Beverly E. Andrzejewski
Appalachian Children’s Chorus
Mr. and Mrs. Benny J. Argento
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Armstrong
Ms. Kimber Lee Asseff
Astar Abatement, Inc.
Mr. Billy B. Atkins
Mr. Grant M. Atkinson
Keith W. and Phyllis S. Atkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.
Atkinson III
Avon Matching Gifts Program +
Mr. John A. Babalis
Dr. Frank Badger
Mr. Charles E. Barnett
Ms. Marie-Anne Barnhart
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Beakes
Mr. Daniel N. Bean
Mr. Calvin Beckelheimer
Mr. Paul E. Bedrin
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Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick H. Belden Jr.
Mr. Robert Bennette
Mr. Charles C. Bibbee
Ms. Vanessa K. Bills
Mr. Vernon H. Birthisel
Dr. and Mrs. Spencer L.
Bivens Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. Black
Mr. Rod Blackstone
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Blashford
Mr. Robert L. Bliss
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra E. Boehm
Mr. Robert Ted Boehm
Mr. Frederick L. Boggs
Mrs. Susan Bohnert
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic G. Bollinger
Mr. Steve Bolte
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bonasso
Dr. Michael Bottorff
David and Elizabeth Bowles
Ms. Erica S. Bracey
Ms. Vada M. Bracey
Ms. Judith L. Bradbury
Ms. M. A. Bradley
Ms. Amanda R. Brandeburg
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Branham
Ms. Lynn R. Bria
Paul and Ellen Brinkley
Mr. Bob S. Brotherton Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Brown III
Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Brown
Mr.* and Mrs. Roy Brown
Mr. Stephen V. Brown
Ms. Sherry Broyles
Billy R. and Carolyn Bryant
Mr. William D. Bryant
Mr. Jack R. Buckalew
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Buckalew
Ed and Lynn Bunn
Mr. Tommy Bunting
Mrs. Kristine B. Burfeind
Ms. Tammie Burgett
Ms. Lisa M. Burnside
Ms. Beth Ann Byrnside
C. H. Summers and Co. Property
Rentals
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Campbell
J. Clark and Nancy D. Campbell
Mr. Kenneth E. Canter
Dr. Kathleen Cantwell
Mr. David G. Carney
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Carr
Mr. Chester C. Carter
Mr. Arthur C. Cartwright
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Casse
Mr. John P. Casto
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Casto
Dr. and Mrs. James W. Caudill
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Cavender
Mr. John N. Charnock Jr.*
Mr. David B. Chenoweth
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. R. J.
Chenoweth Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Webb Chenoweth
Dr. and Mrs. Ross G. Childress
Mr. Richard Christian
Mr. James P. Clark
Ms. B. Diane Clements
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Click
Mrs. Janet U. Clouse
Mr. William I. Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colbert
Ms. Llewellyn S. Cole
Ms. Martha D. Cole
Mrs. Vicky R. Collier
Joe and Jane Comisky
Dr. Colleen Jackson-Cook
Mrs. Delores W. Cook
Mr. W. L. Cooke Jr.
Mr. Gerard P. Cooney
Mr. David J. Cooper
Mr. Donald Lucci and Mrs. Deborah Copeland
Mr. John Paul Cornell
Mr. Howard Crain
Mr. and Mrs. John Crecca
Dr. Patricia Zekan Crumpler
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Crutchfield
Scholarship recipient Gabrielle Wright
gets to know Frank and Tanya Law.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete R. Culicerto
Mrs. Betty T. Cunnings
Mr. Edward Curry
Timothy and Ramona Dagostine
Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. D’Agostino
Ms. Tina Daigneau
Ms. Robin F. Darnell
Arthur and Deloris Jean Davis
Mr. Gerald H. Davis
Ms. Mary Jean Davis
Mrs. Toni L. Davisson
Mr. Robert B. Dawson
Mr. Michael J. Del Giudice
Mrs. Catherine DePaulo
Mr. and Mrs. John A. DeRito
Mr. and Mrs. John L. DeRoo
Design Concepts by T. Jane Hodges
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Devlin
Ms. M. Suzanne Devore
Ms. Mae Devore
Mr. Jay Dewhurst
Ms. Sue A. Dick
Mrs. Patty W. Dillon
Mr. James H. Dingee
Ms. Jane Dittman
Ms. Ronna J. Dittman
Don and Karen Dorow
Ms. Kourtney Dorow
Dorward Energy Corporation
Dr. J. Chiropractic & Wellness Center
Mr. James E. Drotar Jr.
Mr. Steve D. DuCett
Mr. Chuck C. Dunlap
Robert L. and Irene M. Dunn
E Blake, Inc.
ECA Foundation
Mr. Nick G. Ehle
Mr. Ted Ellis
Mr. Anthony M. Engesser
Mr. Donald J. English
Mrs. Mary L. Milam Entzminger
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Familletti
The Family of Charles E. Meadows
Mr.* and Mrs. William A. Ferrell
Mr. Michael S. Figgins
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Foglesong
Peyton and Anna Forbes
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Forster
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Foster
Ms. Cheryl Fout
Ms. Sharon S. Frame
Mrs. Flora L. Francis
Mr. R. Ford Francis
Mr. David W. Gallagher
Mrs. Ellen Gannon Weider
Harold and Allison Garrison
Mr. William L. Gaudreau
Mrs. Terri Gallanter Geifman, ’70
Georgia Power Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Tim Gephart
Mr. Steve Gernert
Ms. Kathy Getz
Mr. Louis M. Gioia Jr.
Mr. William D. Glass
Mr. Ellis Glover Jr.
Ms. Sarah Glover
Ms. Kay Goetz
Jerry and Donna Goldberg
Ms. Susan E. Goldcamp
Goldfarb Electric Supply Co., Inc.
Mr. William K. Gordon
Mr. Jeffrey A. Grantz
Mr. Earl E. Graybeal
Mr. Thomas Greene
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Freshmen from the Avampato living-learning community compete for the best
“can-struction” project.
Mr. Michael E. Greenleaf
Mrs. Audrey Greever
Bishop William and Mary Lou
Grove
Mr. Frank Guglielmi
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hall
Mr. Thomas Halloran
Mr. Wade L. Halsey
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamner Jr.
Dr. Avas B. Hamon
Richard Hanlon in memory of
Janet T. Hanlon
Hanna and Hanna
Mrs. Raenel R. Hansen
Mr. Michael J. Hardison
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Harich
Ms. Beverly Ruth Harless
Mr. Larry Harris
Mr. Richard E. Harris
Mr. Richard R. Harris
Ms. Nancy R. Harrover
Mr. Joe S. Hartney
Mr. and Mrs. Buford R. Hartsog
Mr. Darel Hathaway
Mr. Richard R. Hawkins
Mr. William H. Hayden
Mr. James E. Heaton
Ms. Gertrude H. Hebron
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heffelfinger
Mr. J. C. Hemmings Sr.
Rev. Basil Hensley
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herald
Mrs. Ana M. Hernandez
Ms. Kimberly F. Hess
Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Heywood
Mr. Benjamin C. Hibbs
Mr. Harley R. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Hill
Ms. Carolene Hoffman
Ms. Hazel C. Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoffman
Major Eric O. Hoke USAF (Ret.)
Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Holstein
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hopta
William and Virginia Horn
Ms. Nettie A. Horne
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Houck
Mr. Roger Houck
Mrs. Ann M. Huffman
Ms. Phyllis C. Huffman
Mr. Joel R. Huntington
Mr. Dominick Iacovone Jr.
Mrs. Beverly Isner
Mr. Corey N. Isner
J&B Sales
Mrs. Geraldine B. Jackson
Mr. Shida Jamie
Dr. Joseph Janisch
Mrs. Mary S. Jarmusch
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Jarvis
Frank and LaDonna Jennings
John L. and Lucy M. Jividen
Mrs. Denise C. John
Johnna Lynn Gas Company
Ms. Mary Edith Johnson
Mr. Orland C. Jones
Mr. Ray E. Jones
Mrs. Marcia Heavner Kaminski
Ms. Christine Kampfer
Kanawha Coin Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Asaad N. Karam
Dr. and Mrs. Percy R. Kavasmaneck
Ms. Alexa Kay
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Kay
Rex and Janet Keener
Mr. Robert G. Keller Jr.
William E. and Marguerite P. Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Kerr
Mr. David A. King
Mr. Kelly S. King
Mrs. Linda Beth King
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Kistler
Ms. Tamara J. Klemkowsky
Mr. Gerald A. Klyne
E. D. Knight Family
John and Sandra Konstantinos
Mr. Frank A. Kovach
Mrs. Kimberly F. Kristic
Mr. David N. Kurtz
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Lambert
Ms. Susan Lancaster
Ms. Nola D. Landers
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lane
Lang Gas Company
Mr. Guy W. Lanham Jr.
Mrs. Barbara Lantz
Law Office of Larry W. George, PLLC
Mr. Stephen J. Law
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lawson III
Lazy H. Farm
Ms. Susie D. Leasure
Ms. Ruth R. Legg
Dr. Joan B. Lehmann
Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis
Mrs. Lucy W. Lewis
Mr. Richard Leyva Jr.
Mrs. Elvira F. Licup
Norwin and Donna Lilly
Mrs. Colleen Liming
Jack C. and Betty Mick Liming
Ms. Carol L. Loats
Log Garden Apartments
Mr. Morris Logan
Mr. Sidney Lopinsky
Mr. John Lough
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Love Jr.
Ms. Allyson Lowdermilk
Ms. Judy A. Lowdermilk
Mr. Joseph G. Lucas Sr.
Mr. William H. Lucht
Dr. Peter J. Lukowski
Lynn Creek Gas Company
Ms. Traci Markham
Mr. Richard B. Marks
Dr. Henry and Dr. Mary Marockie
Mrs. Helen S. Marsh
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Mr. and Mrs. Brandon M. Marshall
Mr. Chet Marshall
Mrs. Joyce S. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Martin
Mr. Larry A. Maser
Mr. William B. Maxwell III
Mr. John W. May
Mr. Albert V. Mays Jr.
Mr. John C. McChesney Jr.
Mrs. Thelma H. McClanahan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. McClelland
Ms. Deanna O. McClung
Ms. Kayleigh McCormick
Mrs. Kathy McCullough
Ms. Rachelle McGlaughlin
Mr. Jack W. McGraw
William H. and Martha B. McKee
Mr. Todd J. McLaughlin
Mr. Dennis McMillen
Mr. Tom McNeel
Mr. Allan L. McVey
Drew and Bethany Meighen
Mr. James Melmige
Mrs. Melba M. Merrill
Mr. Mathew L. Millen
Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Miller Jr.
Mr. Lowell Thomas Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Mills
Millwood & Affliated Companies
Mr. Okey W. Moffatt
Dr. Gannett Monk
Monsanto Company
Mr. Thomas H. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Moran Jr.
Ms. Sandra Morgan
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Morgan Jr.
Robert L. and Ann Vintroux Morris
Mr. Archie O. Morris II
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Morris
Mr. Bob Moyers
Mr. Joseph Mullins
Ms. Bing M. Murphy
Mr. Tim Murray
Ms. Nora Myers
Myers Taylor Gas Company
Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Naseef
Mr. Joseph O. Natalie
Mr. Robert L. Neal
Tom and Bev Casdorph Neal
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Neilan
Mr. James H. Nelson Jr.
Louise H. Nelson
Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Newman
Ms. Ruby M. Newman-Peck
Mr. Arthur B. Nicholas
Mr. Robert J. Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nichols
Mr. Harold E. Nicholson Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Nickell
Ms. Sheila A. Nicoll
Mr. Todd E. Northrop
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E.
Nowviskie
Mrs. Jacquelyn Oblinger
Mrs. Jean O’Connor
Mr. Robert J. O’Neil
Mr. John T. Oplinger
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Orders
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Orders
Richard and Tammy Owen
Ms. Shannon Pack
Ms. Margaret N. Palmer
Mr. Samuel L. Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Parkins
Dr. Robert W. Paskel
Mr. Dean W. Patrick
Mrs. Bonnie Woolwine Pattie
Rev. George R. Pauley
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Payne
Dr. Ernest N. Pennington
Mr. Meredith Persinger
Mrs. Ruth R. Peyton
Ms. Tamara A. Pike
Ms. Christine S. Pilcher
Mr. Larry T. Poe
Mr. Warren M. Pomroy
Mr. John D. Pope
Mr. Daniel Popovich
Professor Neale Blackwood enjoys his
retirement event.
Mr. Ron Potesta
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Priddy Jr.
Mrs. Louise Pullen
Mrs. Marjorie T. Rabourn*
Mr. Timothy J. Rafter
Mary Watson Ragland
Dr. Desingu Raja
Ramsey Plumbing & Heating
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Reed
Daniel S. Reich M.D.
Mrs. Rebecca A. Reier
Mr. John O. Rider III
Mrs. Judy A. Ridinger
Mr. Thornton J. Ridinger
Ms. Cecilia Riegert
Mrs. Constance C. Riley
Mr. Ronald C. Ringness
RMS Electric, LLC
Rev. G. Todd Roberts
Mr. Jeffrey S. Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Robertson
Mr. William S. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Rockwell
Ms. N. G. Rose
Dr. Lewis S. Rosenberg
Ms. Susan E. Rosensteel
Mrs. Lisa K. Roth
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rubin
Mr. Richard W. Ruehe
Glen and Rosie Ruttencutter
Ms. Cristine Sahota
Mr. and Ms. Glenn Salisbury
Mr. Howard G. Salisbury Jr.
Mr. David A. Samson
Samuel L Gas Company
Mrs. Sukhbinder K. Sandu
Mr. Dennis C. Sauter
Mr. Glenn R. Savage
Rev. Thomas and Dr. Kay Schulze
Mr. John R. Scott
Rev. and Mrs. Charles W. Scragg Jr.
Ms. Jacqueline Scyoc
Ms. Marsha E. Seadler
Sears Monument Company
Security America, Inc.
Mr. Duane K. Sellards
John and Joan Ritchie Seville
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Sharp
Ms. Ruth Shepherd
Harvey and Phyllis Sherman
Mr. Michael Sherry
Douglas E. and Carol Palmer
Sherwood
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Shipley
Mr. James M. Shock
Mr. Bob Sholes
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Showalter
Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Sibley
Mr. Lonnie C. Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Simpkins
Margaret Ann Simpson and Chuck Simpson
Ms. Melody A. Simpson
Ms. Joyce F. Sinclair
Ms. Deborah A. Sink
Mr. Joseph Sisson
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Dr. Donna Slayton and Gregory
White
Dr. Glenn and Mrs. Nora Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac N. Smith IV
Mr. Joseph F. Smith
Ms. Julie L. Smith
Mr. Kenneth D. Smith
Ms. Midge Smith
Dr. Richard Duff Smith
Mr. Rodney K. Smith
Mrs. Dale S. Snyder
Sokolosky & Weaver, DDS, Inc.
Mr. Michael I. and Dr. Martha S. Spiker
Dr. and Mrs Thomas Sporck
Paul and Carol Spradling
Ms. Patricia E. Steadman
Charles and Sarah Stebbins
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Steinberg
Ms. Bren A. Stevens
Mrs. Nora B. Stewart
Ms. Lora Stone
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Strickland
Ms. Karla H. Stull
Ms. Ruth A. Swanson
Swarthmore Investment Corporation
Mr. William R. Swecker
Ms. Judith Szarowski
Ms. Kristin A. Szarowski
Ms. Janet M. Szopo
Mr. Donald L. Tate
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor
Ms. Olivia A. Teel
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin M. Thacker Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Thaxton
Ms. DeAnn Thomas
Mr. J. Christopher Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Thompson
Dallas E. and Gay A. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Thompson
Dr. and Mrs. James P. Tierney
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tinder
Ms. Alison Tobias
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tobias
Professor John Robinson leads UC’s
pre-professional programs.
Margaret Foster Turk
Mrs. Dorotha Turley
Mr. and Mrs. James Underhill
Joy and Fouziee Underwood
Mr. William K. Valko
Dr. Pegg Vanek
Ms. Lara Nichole Vaughan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Victorson
Mr. John K. Vintroux
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Voorhees Jr.
Mr. Olaf K. Walker
Dr. Glenn and Dr. Nancy Warner
Warren Eye Clinic, Inc.
Mr. Michael E. Warren
Mrs. Rita Watson
Mr. Gregory A. Webb
Mr. Chadd Weikert
Ms. Judy L. Wellington
Wesbanco Bank Wheeling
Mr. Charles W. West
Wells Fargo Insurance Services of
WV, Inc.
Mr. Paul S. White
Mr. Peter S. White
Mr. Daniel E. Whitt
Ms. Virginia S. Wilcox
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wildt
Mr. Okey Z. Wiley
Mrs. Carolyn F. Wilhoit
Timothy R. and Janice L. Wilking
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Williams
Mrs. Martha Jane Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Willock
Willowood Gas Company
Mrs. Debra K. Wilson
Ms. Tera L. Winfree
Mr. Clarence L. Winn
Ms. Sherry M. Winn
Ms. Kathryn E. Winter
Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Wiseman
Mr. Stanton Withrow
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell C. Witters
Mr. Warren J. Woomer
Mr. William A. Workman
WV United Federal Credit Union
Ms. Joanne Youlton
Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Young
Ms. Camelia Zakaib
Dr. John E. Zegeer, D.D.S., PLLC
Ms. Andrea Zekan
Mr. Mike Zelek
Mrs. Xiu Z. Zheng
Dr. Ericka P. Zimmerman
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Zukosky
Friends Club
Mrs. Jane C. Aaron
Mr. Richard L. Abel
Ms. Roslyn Adams
Mr. John Adkins
Ms. Shirley L. Adkins
Anonymous
AEP Appalachian Power
Mr. Kevin Aikenhead
Mr. Stephen C. Akers
Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Albert
Ms. Carol A. Albertson
Mrs. Annette L. Albright
Mrs. Betty P. Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Alexander II
Rick and Julie Allen
Mr. and Mrs. John Allevato
Allied Artists
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Allman
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. Amendola
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderson
Mr. Bob T. Anderson Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton L. Anderson
Mr. Dave Anderson
Mrs. Jane Best Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Arcell
Mrs. Merle Kadish Arcovio
Mr. Martin M. Arcure
Mrs. Tammy A. Argento
Ms. Alexandra Claudia Argyris
Ms. Kaitlyn Arick
Ms. Rebecca Arick
Ms. Joyce L. Armentrout
Mr. William R. Arthur
Ms. Korin M. Arvila
Mrs. Lisa G. Asbury
Ms. Dorothy S. Ashmore
Mr. William R. Atkins
Mrs. Jeanette Atkinson
Mrs. Melanie Hickman Atkinson
Ms. Jennifer Attley
Mr. Jack L. Auer
Mrs. Juanita Auer
Mrs. Erma V. Axelson
Mr. J. Tedford Bachman
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Bailey III
Mrs. Juanita M. Bailey
Mrs. Kelli A. Bailey
Ms. Lois C. Bailey
Ms. Susan Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Bailey
Ms. Patricia L. Baird
Ms. Elizabeth A. Baker
Ms. Fredia V. Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Danny L. Ball
Mr. Robert J. Ball
Mrs. Catherine M. Ballengee
Ms. Christine A. Ballengee
Mr. Ed Balthazar
Mrs. Christi D. Banks
Mrs. Deborah K. Barber
Mrs. Sallie Bardelas
Mrs. Teresa V. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Barnett
Mr. Scott Barr
Mrs. Judy Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Barron
Mr. John M. Barry
Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Bart
Joe and Toni Bartges
Ms. Leslie Eva Bartner
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus J. Barton Jr.
Mrs. Ruth S. Barton
Mr. H. Dill Battle III
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Battle
Mr. Donald Beane
Ms. Allyson Beatty
Ms. Tina Beatty
Mr. Joseph J. Beaudoin
Walton U. and Joyce H. Beauvais
Mr. William B. Bee
Ms. Geraldine Begay
Ms. Abbe Belcher
Mr. Arnold D. Belcher
Ms. Kimberly Y. Belt
Mr. Howard D. Ben-Asher
Mrs. Loretta Benson
Mr. Earl Benzenhafer
Ms. Gladys B. Berchtold
Ms. Amanda Berger
Mrs. Virginia A. Bergosh
Ms. Jamie Bero
Ms. Elizabeth Beury
Ms. Ashley Bialek
Ms. Karen Bialek
Ms. Lil Bias
Mrs. Lora W. Bibbee
Mr. Ernest G. Bilodeau
Mr. Philip M. Binderman
Mrs. Linda L. Bird
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Bird II
Ms. Nancy A. Birthisel
Mr. Earl H. Blackshire Jr.
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Drs. Neale and Jo Blackwood
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Blagg
Mr. Charles W. Blake
Mrs. Deborah L. Blakeman
Mr. Albert L. Bleiberg
Mrs. Sara J. Blincoe
Mrs. Carter V. Blundon
Mr. David R. Board
Mr. Steve Bodge
Ms. Linda Bodie
Mr. Mike L. Boehme
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boggs
Ms. Laura D. Bohnert
Mr. Hughes Booher
Ms. Ernestyne D. Booker
Professor Bernard L. Bostick
Ms. Linda K. Bottger
Dr. and Mrs. Michael M.
Boustany
Dr. and Mrs. William G. Bowles
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Bowles Jr.
Mrs. Marcelle Bowne
Ms. Debbie S. Bowyer
Ms. Jacqueline Branch
Mr. Kelly D. Brandt
Mrs. Alyce U. Braun
Mrs. Fern Brazda
Mr. Herbert T. Brennen
Mr. P. J. Brenner
Mr. William G. Brewer
Mrs. Nancy Bricker
Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Bright
Mrs. Janet M. Brightbill
Jim and Marilyn Brinkman
Mrs. Danielle R. Brooks
Ms. Tressie L. Brooks
Mrs. Bonnie Brothers
Mrs. Alma Evans Brough
Mr. Ben A. Brown
Ms. Bonnie Brown
Ms. Brenda Brown
Mr. James L. Brown
Mrs. Leslie F. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Marion L. Brown
Students enjoy outdoor socializing at the CT.
Mr. Robert L. Brown
Rev. and Mrs. John D. Browning
Mrs. Alice K. Bruner
Rev. Ronald W. Buckalew
Mrs. Laura Buckel
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence J. Bumbalo
Mr. Ralph W. Burchett
Mrs. Freda Simon-Burdette
Mr. James R. Burgess
Ms. Kathryn Burgess
Mr. James Burgett
Ms. Sue Burgett
Mrs. Nancy Faith Burks
Mr. Curry Burnside
Mr. and Mrs. John Bushkar
Ms. Ellen C. Butt
Ms. Katherine “KC” Butt
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew I. Byock
Ms. Nancy K. Cahall
Mr. Kenneth Cain
Mr. Jonathan Caldwell
Ms. Gloria J. Callan
Mr. Bob Campbell
Mrs. Carol Campbell
Ms. Brenda Canal
Mrs. Donna R. Cantley
Ms. Margaret P. Carey
Ms. Patricia H. Carloss
Mrs. Eloise Crickard Caroland
Ms. Patty E. Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Carper
Mrs. Kim Carr
Mr. James Carrico
Mrs. Reba J. Carson
Mr. Dennis Carte
Mr. Rodney Carter
Mr. Steve Carter
Cielo Carvajal
Mr. John P. Casey
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Cassis
Mr. Richard L. Cassis
Mrs. Joan R. Casto
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The state Capitol forms a beautiful backdrop for an outdoor class.
Mr. Marion E. Casto
Dr. Jean P. Cavender
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Centner
Kenneth and Barbara Chaffins
Ms. Dianna Chapman
Ms. Judith Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Chapman
Mr. Park V. Chapman
Charleston Area Alliance
Mr. David E. Chenoweth
Mr. Stephen Cheredar
Mrs. Deborah A. Childers
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Christian
Mrs. Lillian I. Church
Ms. Briana Cicero-Johns and
Mr. Scott Johns
Ms. Kim White Ciotta
Ms. Frances Clark
Edward and Joan Clark
Mrs. Patricia L. Clark
Mr. Wilson F. Clark Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Clarke
Ms. Pamela N. Clarke
Mr. Thomas Clarke
Mr. Timothy J. Clarke
Mrs. Garnet Clay
Ms. Joan L. Claypoole
Mr. Sydney C. Click
Mr. Carlos M. Clifton
Ms. Samantha N. Coates
Mrs. Rita P. Cobb
Mrs. Frances M. Coburn
Mr. Mark Cochran
Ms. Shirley R. Cochran
Mr. Peter M. Cohen
Ms. Bridgette A. Colligan
Mrs. Jo A. Collins
Mrs. Lila Geraline Colter
Ms. Joyce Combs
Mr. and Harry T. Comer
Mrs. Dormal E. Cometti
Mrs. Marsha R. Condee
Ms. Taryn Conklin
Ms. Tina Conklin
Mrs. Jody Connell
Noble and Margaret Conner
Mrs. Susan K. Conner and
Mr. Cloyd Conner
Mr. Norman S. Constanza
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook
Ms. Martha Cook
Mr. Richard J. Cook
Mrs. Sylvia Cook
Ms. Stella Cooksey
Mr. Daniel Cooney
Ms. Deborah Cooney
Ms. Rita M. Cooney
Ms. Andrea Hahn Cooper
Ms. Jamie N. Cooper
Mrs. Mabel S. Costen
Mr. John T. Coyle
Mr. Ivan J. Coyner
Mr. Jacob D. Crabtree
Mr. Adam Craft
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Craft
Ms. Connie Crede
Ms. Christine Crocker
Mr. Sonny Crocker
Miss Carol Crow
Mr. Michael R. Cummings
Mrs. Cathryn T. Cunningham
Mrs. Phyllis Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Curry
Ms. Michele L. Dahl
Mr. Robert J. Daily
Mr. David R. Daniel
Ms. Susan Kay Daniel
Ms. Megan Daniels
Mr. and Mrs. Allan I. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hornor Davis IV
Ms. Kay M. Davis
Mrs. Linda W. Davis
Mrs. Mary E. Davis
Mrs. Ouida C. Davis
Mr. Steven T. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Davisson
Ms. Maria De La Cueva
Mrs. Helen H. Dean
Dr. and Mrs. Alva W. Deardorff
Mr. Michael G. Debenedette
Mr. Ernest H. deHaas
Mr. Robert T. Deitz
Mrs. Mary A. Demeyer
Mrs. E. Jean Dennison
Mrs. Harriet B. Deutsch
Ms. Tonya S. Dewhurst
Ms. Anita S. Dillon
Ms. Stephanie S. Dobbins
Mr. Andrew W. Dolan
Mrs. Judith D. Donnalley
Ms. Patricia Dorow
Mr. and Mrs. David Dorsey
Ms. Nancy M. Douglas
Ms. Ellen P. Dozet
Ms. Marjorie Duffy
Pat and Jim Duffy
Mrs. Gladys V. Duncan
Mr. Andrew Dunlap
Mr. Al Durback
Mrs. Patricia A. Durgin
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duty
Ms. Meagen Dwyer
Ms. Jenny Dyer
Ms. Teresa Edgar
Mr. Gregory Edwards
Mrs. Janice M. Elkins
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott
Mrs. Anna M. Crewdson Elskus*
Mr. Dean L. Emig
Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Eplin
Mrs. Helen Epps
Mr. Robert Ernst
Ms. D. Lynette Evans
Mrs. Karen Ewton
Mrs. W. R. Exley
Mr. Robert S. Farlow
Mrs. Mary L. Fast
Ms. Lois A. Faunda
Ms. Mandy M. Faunda
Ms. Barbara A. Feldbush
Ms. Wilma J. Feldbush
Ms. Priska Ferguson
Mr. Frances E. Ferrari
Mr. Glen R. Ferrell
Ms. Martha Ferrell
Ms. Patricia Fields
Ms. Jan Finlay
Mrs. Debra H. Finnell
Mr. Francis M. Fisher
Ms. Leila J. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Fitzpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. David Fix
Ms. Laura J. Flaugh
Mr. Daniel P. Flint
Mr. William G. Flint
Ms. Tocarra Flowers
Mr. Frank N. Floyd
Ms. Barbara J. Fornari
Mrs. Kathy S. Foster
Mr. Robert E. Frame
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Francis
Ms. Beatrice M. Franco
Mr. Alexander L. Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Frazier
Mrs. E. Richard Freer
Mr. Fredric A. Friend
Mrs. F. C. Frostick
Mr. Brian Fuller
Ms. Christina Fuller
Mrs. Jean C. Dolin Fulton
Mrs. Karen Gage-Woody
Ms. Lucille Gainer
Mrs. Mary L. Gallaher
Ms. Adrienne A. Galloway
Ms. Ann Garcelon
Ms. Megan E. Garnes
Mr. Bruce Garrett
Ms. Susie Garrsion
Mr. Patrick E. Garten
Mr. William H. Garten Jr.
Ms. Nancy G. Garwood
Ms. Erin R. Gauker
Mr. Edwin S. Gauld
General Electric Foundation
Mrs. Anna Georgetson
Captain Richard I. Gerber
Mr. James C. Getz
Ms. Loriette Gibbs
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Sheila Kay Duncan Gibbs
Mr. Randall and Mrs. Bernadette
Gibson
Mr. Larry Gilbert
Mrs. Katherine Giltinan
Ms. Virginia Girard
Ms. Lois F. Godbey
Ms. Sharon A. Godwin
Mr. Michael A. Goldman
Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Goldman
Mr. Jay Goldsmith
Mr. David Goldstein
Ms. Lori C. Gollan
Mr. Hullet C. Good
Mr. John R. Gorman
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Gorrell
Mrs. Pamela K. Gorrell
Mr. Carlos E. Graley
Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Graley
Dr. and Mrs. David B. Gray
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. George H. Gray
Ms. Diana K. Green
Ms. Robin D. Green
Mrs. Betty M. Greene
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Greene
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Greenwood
Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Gresham
Grigoraci, Paterno & Associates
Mrs. Trina M. Grigsby
Mr. William K. Grizzell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Groom
Mrs. Beverly S. Grose
Mr. Bernard Grove
Mrs. Jeanne Grubb
Mrs. Bette I. Grubbs
Mr. Brad H. Grutter
Ms. Kim R. Guise
Ms. Lynn Gunnoe
Mrs. Sandra Hamon-Gunther
Mr. David Haas
Mr. Russell Haas
Ms. Kelly G. Hackney
Mrs. Priscilla M. Haden
Ms. Mary L. Hager
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Hale
Mrs. Beverley Hall
Mr. Stephen Halpin Jr.
Mrs. Donna A. Halstead
Ms. Dorothy Halstead
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Haltiwanger
Ms. Debra Ann Hambrook
Mrs. Roxalena Hissom Hamer
Ms. Betty A. Hamilton
Mrs. Jeanne Hamilton
Mrs. Maureen W. Hamilton
Ms. Sharon L. Hamilton
Mr. Nathan Hanshew
Ms. Amanda R. Hardison
Ms. Diane W. Harper
Mr. Stephen E. Harper
Mrs. Judith E. Harris
Mrs. Vicki L. Harris
Ms. Lori Harrison
Ms. P. K. Harrison
Mr. Robert L. Harrison
Ms. Ursula P. Hartenstein
Ms. Elisabeth W. Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Harvey
Ms. Kaitlin R. Hastie
Ms. Joanne A. Hatcher
Mrs. Sandra L. Havely
Rev. Dr. Gregory L. Hayes
Ms. Constance Hays
Mr. Charles F. Hearn
Mrs. Virginia Hedrick
Mr. Gregory J. Henshall
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Dear Greek Alumni,
ty sisters! I could elaborate on
Oh, the times we had with our fraternity brothers and sorori
but they are probably better
the memories from Morris Harvey/University of Charleston,
left unwritten.
s during Greek Weekend, along
This past April I had the pleasure of coming back to campu
’t been back for a while you
haven
with 150 other Greeks and alumni. What a sight! If you
UC has advanced itself
mater.
will be amazed at the growth and beauty of our beloved alma
beyond my imagination and we should all be proud.
: UC campaign, which has
While on campus I learned about the successes of The Vision
te programs, and an expanded curtransformed the campus with new residence halls, gradua
construct a new Sports & Fitness
riculum. For the final phase the University is planning to
campus, and Gorman Physical
Center to replace Eddie King Gym, the oldest structure on
ngs on campus have been
buildi
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Education Building. Over the past decade, seven of the
King. I knew I wanted
Eddie
for
built and those remaining have been renovated — except
to help.
University, to announce the Greek
Therefore, it is my pleasure, with the endorsement of the
participate in the challenge,
Challenge. We would like for each Greek organization to
s Center campaign. The brothers
which will make a huge difference for the Sports & Fitnes
the project and have nearly fulof Sigma Phi Epsilon are committed to raise $50,000 toward
organizations have inquired
other
filled this promise through several pledges. I understand
and begun the process of raising money as well.
the challenge and will publish
The Office of Advancement staff will track the progress of
to get involved with the
results in the Maroon & Gold and on the website. If you want
contact Ben Beakes, vice
Greek Challenge or organize your fraternity or sorority, please
ucwv.edu. The challenge will
president for development, at 304-357-4849 or benbeakes@
30, 2012.
run for a period of two years starting now and ending June
tion. It’s time we give back and
We have all benefited from UC and received a great educa
finds it appropriate to particihelp our alma mater complete its vision. I hope each of you
will raise more money than the Sig
pate in this challenge. However, I know that none of you
Eps. Good luck, and thank you!
Sincerely,
Phil Morabito, ’79
Fraternity Offers
“Greek Challenge”
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Hallowed Ground: The UC Riverbank
By Ronna Dittman, ’85
UC kicked off the festivities Friday night as John
Duernberger, ’72, introduced his son, Chad, ’06,
as UC Alumnus of the Year. In only his second
season as head men’s soccer coach at UC, Chad was
named the Division II national coach of the year.
The rotunda and patio
were the perfect site
for the reception,
giving alumni the
chance to mingle and
reminisce.
Under a large tent on the riverbank, alumni began
gathering on Saturday morning to watch the
crew races on the Kanawha River. West Virginia
Governor Joe Manchin made a surprise visit to
the tent and had the opportunity to speak and
be photographed with many alumni. While the
festivities were scheduled to end mid-afternoon,
many lingered until much later, enjoying the river
and the company of good friends.
For many, this was the first trip back to campus in 30
years. While the campus had changed, the feelings
of our alumni for their alma mater have only grown
sweeter. David Kurtz, ’80, summed it up well in a
letter written after the weekend: “There were lots of
hugs, plenty of laughter, and even a few tears. My
throat was raspy from talking so much, and my face
hurt from smiling all day long.”
As the evening came to a close, and in the weeks
that followed, many alumni expressed the same
feelings David Kurtz shared as he concluded, “I
often dream at night about those undergrad days, and
know that if I could ever go back in time, UC would
be the place to go. I’m glad that I was able to return
there yesterday and spend a day on the riverbank
revisiting the people and the place that helped to
make me who I am today. Thanks to all of those who
were in attendance, and to those who helped to make
it happen. To those alums who missed it, you should
try to attend a future event — the reconnections are
inspiring and invigorating. The UC riverbank will
always be hallowed ground to me.”
“
I often dream
at night about
those undergrad days,
and know that if I
could ever go back in
time, UC would be the
place to go...the reconnections are
inspiring and invigorating. The UC
riverbank will always be hallowed
ground to me.
“
What’s your favorite memory of the UC riverbank?
Sunbathing between classes? Dorm Wars tug-ofwar? Having your picture taken with the Capitol in
the background? For many alumni, that memory
is the annual Governor’s Cup crew races, either
as a rower or as a spectator. This was evident at
the annual Alumni Spring Weekend and Greek
Reunion on April 23–24, sponsored by Huddleston,
Bolen LLP. From as far away as Osaka, Japan, over
150 alumni gathered on that hallowed ground to
reconnect with old friends and make new ones.
- David Kurtz, ’80
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Commencement 2010
When asked to identify
the biggest event of the
2009–10 academic year,
President Welch did not
hesitate: “Graduating the first class of doctoral pharmacists.” For an institution that began as Barboursville Seminary in 1888, this was indeed a crowning
achievement.
Years of planning the vision for the future of UC
came together when hundreds of parents, friends,
faculty and staff gathered on the riverfront lawn on
Sunday, May 2, for the 122nd Commencement of
the University of Charleston. The ceremony marked
many milestones: the first outdoor commencement
in 20 years, the largest graduating class (248) in a
decade, and the inaugural graduates not only of the
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) program, but also of
two new master’s programs: the Master of Business
Administration and Leadership (MBAL) and Executive Master of Forensic Accounting (EMFA).
Photographers were strategically placed on the
lawn and on the rooftop
of Riggleman Hall to capture the occasion from
every angle. Grand Marshal Dennis McMillen
led the colorful cohort to
their seats in front of a
stage directly across the river from the State Capitol.
President Welch awarded 69 pharmacy doctorates,
10 MBALs, 127 bachelor’s degrees, 24 associate’s
degrees, 14 executive MBAs, nine EMFAs, and three
honorary degrees (see sidebar).
Serving also as the commencement speaker, Dr.
Welch exhorted the graduates to “Dream Big, Plan
Small.” Dewayne Kirkpatrick, a radiology student
from Coalton, WV, won senior of the year honors
(see story p. 34). Following the ceremony, families
and friends gathered on the patio for food, drink and
entertainment by the UC steel drum band to celebrate
the accomplishments of the class of 2010.
As the party wound down,
the weather geared up, and
Mother Nature brought the
outdoor celebration to an
end, as 248 new University
of Charleston alumni went
out into the world to lead their
lives of productive work, enlightened living, and community involvement.
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Commencement 2010
UC's First Pharmacists
The UC School of Pharmacy opened its doors in August 2006, and its first class of graduated in May 2010.
To date, 97 percent of the UC graduates who have
taken the national certification test (NAPLEX) have
passed, exceeding both state and national pass rates.
Soon after commencement, the UC School of Pharmacy received the welcome news that it had
achieved full national accreditation from the Accreditation
Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE). The ACPE
awards full accreditation to
a new program that has met all
standards and has graduated its
first class.
A remarkable number of
graduates have garnered
competitive post-graduate positions, six in pharmacy
residency programs and three in clinical research fellowships, for a total of 13% of the graduating class.
The large proportion of UC graduates in these postgraduate training opportunities is notable in any
graduating class, not to mention the first graduating
class from a newly established pharmacy school.
About three quarters of the graduates are committed
to practicing as community pharmacists, and 10 percent will practice in institutional settings like hospitals and nursing homes.
One of the primary goals of the UC program has been
to improve the quality of health care in underserved
regions of West Virginia and Appalachia. Approximately 80 percent of the inaugural pharmacy graduates will be staying in the Appalachian region: 34
percent in West Virginia, 24 percent in Kentucky, five
percent each in Ohio and Maryland, and the other 12
percent spread across North Carolina, Pennsylvania,
Virginia and Tennessee. The remaining graduates are
spread out from Delaware to
Florida and as far west as
California.
2010 Honorary Degrees
As part of the commencement ceremony, UC awarded
honorary degrees to a notable alumnus, a member of
the West Virginia Supreme Court, and the CEO of the
American Pharmacists Association. The three recipients spoke at a luncheon in the Erma Byrd Gallery
prior to the ceremony, and each received a doctoral
hood and formal citation during commencement.
Greg Burton, ’82, is president and CEO of BrickStreet
Mutual Insurance Company. He received an honorary
Doctor of Laws degree in recognition of his accomplishment in transforming the West Virginia Workers’
Compensation Commission from an expensive state
agency to a profitable private company.
The University also awarded an honorary Doctor of
Laws degree to Robin Jean Davis, chief justice of the
West Virginia Supreme Court. Thomas Menighan,
executive vice president and CEO of the American
Pharmacists Association, received an honorary
Doctor of
Science degree.
From left: Thomas
Menighan, Dr. Welch,
Honorable Robin
Jean Davis and
Greg Burton, ’82
Congratulations 2010 UC graduates!
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UC’s Best-Known Alum
By Scott Castleman
It isn’t often that a student with a 4.0 GPA takes 53 years
to graduate from college. But the late West Virginia senator
and University of Charleston alumnus Robert C. Byrd was
never by any means conventional.
was a very special moment for everyone involved. “He
was moved because he said it was ‘his’ degree,” said Dr.
Welch. “This was the one he began as a student – rather
than the other honorary degrees he received so often.”
It took Senator Byrd 16 years to begin schooling at Morris
Harvey College after graduating from Mark Twain High
School in Stotesbury, WV, just outside of Beckley. When
he enrolled in classes in 1950, Byrd did so having already
served four years as a member of the West Virginia House
of Delegates.
The senator and his beloved wife Erma have been invaluable to the advancement of UC and have each been honored on campus. In 2004 the school unveiled the Erma
Byrd Women Artists Gallery in Riggleman Hall, which
features paintings and sculptures by virtually every wellknown female artist from West Virginia. Although Mrs.
Byrd was in poor health when the gallery was completed,
Senator Byrd made sure she knew how wonderful it was.
Working as a college student and delegate would probably
be more than enough to keep most people busy, but Byrd
found the time to run for, and win, a seat in the state senate in 1950 as well. He did all this while taking 27 course
hours from the fall of 1950 to the spring of 1951 and maintaining straight A's.
Duty to his state called after Byrd’s first and only year
as a student at Morris Harvey, as he went on to serve in
the U.S. House of Representatives for six years. His time
spent at the school was not forgotten though. He claimed
political science professor Dr. Evelyn Harris was the best
teacher he ever had, and once said, “I have a warm place in
my heart for the University of Charleston, where I started
to obtain the kind of learning that I longed for from excellent teachers and faculty.”
In 2003, more than a half-century after enrolling in his first
class at Morris Harvey, Senator Byrd was awarded a bachelor’s degree summa cum laude from UC. The degree was
given for his work in the classroom, as well as his superior work in Washington, DC. According to UC President
Edwin Welch, being able to award the senator the degree
“The most touching moment I had with Senator Byrd was
when Janet and I were alone with him in the Byrd Gallery
and he called his dear Erma to describe to her in loving
words the gallery he knew she would never see,” said Dr.
Welch.
The following year the senator announced $9.6 million in
federal money for construction of the UC School of Pharmacy building, which was named in his honor. The return
on investment was seen in May of 2010 as the first class
of 69 pharmacy doctorates were granted by UC, helping to
alleviate the critical need for more pharmacists in Appalachia. Senator Byrd also acquired funds in recent years to
renovate Riggleman Hall, helping to accommodate nursing and radiology students. All of these projects have ensured that his legacy will live on at his original alma mater.
“Senator Byrd’s work forever enriched the University, West
Virginia, the United States Senate, and the nation,” said Dr.
Welch. “We are grateful for his assistance and we cherish
him as our best known and most influential alumnus.”
Robert C.Byrd
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Members of the UC Sports Medicine Club prepare to volunteer at the Scarecrow
Festival.
Mr. David A. Nortrup
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Mrs. Ramona Nunley
Ms. Ibifuro D. Obomanu
Mr. Otis L. O’Connor
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Mrs. Rebecca Pilcher
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Mr. Dana Pitchford
Ms. Audrey C. Pitonak-Goff
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Mr. Stephen R. Plain
Rev. George F. Plybon Jr.
Glenn and Clara Poe
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Ms. Margaret A. Poling
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Ms. Andrea T. Popwell
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Mr. James F. Pross
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Ms. Katherine Quesenberry
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Ms. Neha Rana
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Rebecca Randolph
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Ms. Janice A. Rebert
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Mrs. Lynne G. Rees
Mrs. Dian A. Reeves
Mr. Fredric J. Reid
Mrs. Gaye McCoy Reinacher
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Mr. Lloyd M. Reveal
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Mrs. Barbara L. Richardson
Mrs. Iris Riggs
Mr. Robert L. Riley
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Riley
Jack and Karen Rinchich
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rippetoe
Mrs. Betty B. Robbins
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Mr. Philip B. Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Robinette
Ms. Janet M. Robinson
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Mrs. Wilma I. Robinson
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Mrs. John D. Rockefeller IV
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L.
Rockwell Jr.
Ms. Ana Paula Rodrigues
Mrs. Sandra M. Rohr
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Mrs. William T. Romine
Dr. Carl J. Roncaglione, M.D.*
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Ms. Kathleen Ruggery
Mrs. Frances C. Rumley
Richard A. and Frances C.
Rumley
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Dr. Ed Welch, John Duernberger, ’72, and Mary Converse, ’65, congratulate 2010 Alum
of the Year Chad Duernberger, ’06.
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Ms. Carol B. Russo
Ms. Laurie M. Sage
Ms. Paige C. Salgado
Mrs. Cathleen Salmons
Ms. Pamela Salyer
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Sayre
Mrs. Susan McEwing Schauber
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Joseph and Phyllis Scheirman
Mrs. Ann Barry Schneider
Schroeders Service Station, Inc.
Mrs. Deborah A. Schuchart
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Mr. Mark Seay
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Mr. Norman R. Shaar
Ms. Carolyn L. Shafer
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Shaffer
Mrs. Doris T. Shank
Ms. Donna J. Shaver
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Shaver
Ken and Becky Shaw
Mr. Patrick Sheehan
Ms. Lana R. Sheetz
Ms. Patricia Shinn
Mr. Michael B. Shock
Mrs. Nancy Shock
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Shores
Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Short Jr.
Ms. Johana D. Show
Mr. Michael Shrewsbury
Mrs. Jane H. Shuman
Mr. David H. Shumate
Mrs. Kathryn C. Shumate
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Siegel
Mr. Matthew A. Silva
Shane and Susanne Lovell Silver
Mrs. Lisa G. Simmons
Mr. Donald J. Simpson
Ms. Paula Sims
Ms. Sally M. Skull
Ms. Doris Slack
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Sloan
Mrs. Ellen R. Slotnick
Mrs. Mary S. Smalley
Mr. Carl C. Smart
Ms. S. Smialek
Mrs. Barbara A. Smith
Mr. Christopher S. Smith
Ms. Connie Smith
Ms. Deborah L. Smith
Ms. Debra Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Smith
Ms. Dreama Smith
Ms. Helen W. Smith
Ms. Norma D. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Phil E. Smith
Mrs. Reba J. Smith
Mr. Timothy R. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Sneed
Mrs. Mary Norman Sneed*
Ms. Bonnie H. Snider
Ms. Jessica D. Snider
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Souders
Ms. Barbara S. Spain
Mr. Robert H. Spain
Mr. Laurence E. Spaner
Mrs. Joy G. Spangler
Mrs. Patricia A. Spangler
Mr. S M. Spangler
Mr. Ryan D. Spaulding
Mr. Donald Mark Spears
Mr. David G. Speer
Mr. Andrew J. Spellman
Mrs. Virginia Spence
Andy and Mylissa Spradling
Mr. Robert E. Spradling
Mr. Edward Squirts
Marnie C. Stahl
Mr. Charles E. Stalnaker
Mr. James P. Stanco
Mrs. June Stanley
Ms. Linda Stanley
Mr. Norris E. Stanley
Ms. Alexis J. Stearos
Mr. Ron Stempka
Ms. Catherine L. Steorts
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd R. Stephens
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Steve
Mrs. Connie L. Stewart
Mrs. Carol J. Stieghan
Mr. Patrick Stock
Mr. Nels Stollings
Stonewall Jackson Middle School
Ms. Helen D. Straus
Ms. Sharon C. Strickland
Ms. Kathleen M. Studer
Studioidm, Inc.
Ms. Barbara C. Sturdevant
Mr. Ralph H. Sturdevant
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Sturm
Mrs. Carole A. Sull
Ms. Marsha L. Sutton
Ms. Joe Ann Swann
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.
Swoope Jr.
Ms. Kim Sykes
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.
Syvertson
Mr. Charles R. Szarowski Jr.
Maj. General Allen E. Tackett
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2010 Peer Educators gather on Rashid Family Wall.
William and Linda Talbott
Ms. Helen D. Tallman
Ms. Heidi Talmage
Ms. Christine Tate
Ms. Patricia Tate
Mr. Daniel Taylor
Ms. Joanne G. Taylor
Mr. Kasey C. Teegardin
Mr. Thomas A. Tenney
Mrs. Kay M. Teufel
Mrs. Helen Thalheimer
Mr. Jeff D. Theobald
Mr. Les Guy Thomas
Ms. Betty L. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thompson Jr.
Mrs. Janet P. Thompson
Mr. Keith Thomson
Ms. Sandra Tilche
Mr. Robert N. Titcher
Mr. Thomas J. Titus
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Todd
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Tomkins
Mrs. Mable (Faye) Tompkins
Mr. Robert C. Topping
Mr. Brian Totten
Ms. Deborah E. Totten
Mr. Richard S. Totten
Mrs. Sandra H. Totten
Mr. Arnold Traupman
Ms. Carolyn Tretick
Mr. Ronald R. Tsuchiya
Mrs. Claudia Q. Tull
Mrs. Marjorie N. Turkett
Mrs. Susan B. Turnbull and
Mr. David D. Turnbull
Ms. Alice Turner
Mr. Justin B. Turner
Ms. Leesa Ulrich
Mr. Jerry Updegraff
Mr. Martin L. Valerio
Mrs. Melanie M. Van Metre
Mr. Kenneth R. Van Wyen
Mrs. Virginia S. Vance
Ms. Judith A. VanRaaphorst
Ms. Gerrie E. Verdi
Vernon Gas Company
Mr. C. W. Waddill
Mr. Charles O. Walker
Ms. Helen L. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Walker
Mr. Michael D. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Walker
Derek and Nicole Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart D. Walkup
Ms. Diane Wallace
Mrs. Margaret Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Wallace III
Mrs. Virginia M. Walther
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Wandling
Mr. Jay Wang
Mrs. LeMoyne Ward
Ms. Betty Ann Warner
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Warner
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Warner
Ms. Glenda L. Watkins
Mrs. Shirley F. Watkins
Ms. Elizabeth A. Watson
Mr. James E. Watson
Ms. Margaret Waybright
Mr. Franklin D. Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Webb
Mrs. Phyllis Ann Webber
Mr. David E. Webster
Mrs. Betty N. Weikle
Mrs. Josephine Welcher
Ms. Katherine Wellford
Ms. Ellen Wells
Mrs. Sandy Wells
Ms. Dorothy L. West
Mr. Jude Raymond Whelan
Kevin and Linda Whelan
Ms. Betsy J. White
Mr. and Mrs. David M. White
Mrs. Jo White
Mr. William A. White Jr.
Ms. Carolyn S. Whitlock
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Whitman
Ms. Brittney L. Williams
Dr. Lansing E. Williams
Mr. Todd R. Williams
Ms. Victoria Williams
Mr. Loren Wilms
Mrs. Bonetta S. Wilson
Ms. Christine Wilson
Ms. Mae Ellen Wilson
Mrs. Joan G. Winkler
Mr. R. Bruce Wise
Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Wise
Mrs. Lucy Withrow
Ms. Mary Lou Wittekind
Mr. Ronald C. Wlliams
Ms. Lisa J. Woo
Ms. Jennifer Wood
Mr. Thomas E. Woodall
Ms. Viola S. Woods
Ms. Elaine Wooten
Mr. Adam E. Workman
Ms. Sandra Wotring
Dr. Gary D. Wray
Dr. Barbara D. Wright
Alan and Tina Wright
Artie and Josie Wriston
Mrs. Annamae Wukitsch
Mrs. Cynthia Wukitsch
Mr. Gallus Wukitsch IV
Mrs. Geraldine P. Wyatt
Mr. Stanley D. Wyatt
Mrs. E. Suzan Yancey
Mrs. Molly E. Yates
Mrs. Carol E. Yeager
Mr. Howard L. Yeager Jr.
Mrs. Ann G. Yetter
Ms. Mary E. Yoho
Ms. Sophia Young
Ms. Asma B. Yousaf
Mr. Jose E. Zambrano
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Zedosky
Mr. Curtis Zeilenga
Ms. Brandy R. Zickefoose
Rev. George A. Zimmermann, Jr.
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Alumni Giving by Class Year
Gifts received between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010
Class of ’35
Mary E. Davis
Class of ’37
C. C. Tully*
Class of ’38
Robert W. Dorsey
Class of ’39
S. M. Mecum
Class of ’40
Garold W. Thumm
Class of ’41
Jane B. Anderson
Stella Cooksey
Shirley J. Lewis
Class of ’42
Alice K. Bruner
Llewellyn S. Cole
Virginia J. Horn
Anne C. McKee
Class of ’46
Ross G. Childress
Frank A. Kovach
Betty J. Rippetoe
Class of ’47
Charles W. Davisson
Richard R. Gresham
Frank LePage
John G. Morgan
Hazel R. Painter
Okey Z. Wiley
Class of ’48
Calvin Beckelheimer
Augusta Brannen
R. J. Chenoweth
Margaret B. Conner
Mary L. Fast
Stephen Hopta
Edgar Loring*
Louise Pullen
William S. Robinson
Class of ’49
Barbara Agsten
Richard H. Childress
Martha D. Cole
Phyllis Cunningham
William H. McKee*
Stanton R. Withrow
Noble F. Conner
Anna M. Elskus*
Virginia Hedrick
Frances H. Layton
Billie J. Maguire
Helen S. Marsh
Elmer A. Priddy
Anne K. Rada
Class of ’44
Class of ’50
Class of ’43
Genevieve T. Adams
Blossom W. Lopinsky
Catherine W. Parsons
Marjorie T. Rabourn*
Class of ’45
Charles L. Pelzel
Juanita Auer
Marcelle Bowne
Jack R. Buckalew
John Bushkar
Frances M. Coburn
Al Durback
Imogene G. Hogan
Betty W. Johnston
Jack C. Liming
Anne McConihay
G. E. Moran
Myrna H. Rockwell
Stephen K. Sturm
Janet P. Thompson
Charles W. West
Lansing E. Williams
Class of ’51
John P. Cornell
Edward Curry
Robert B. Dawson
Jack W. Hickman
Rosemary R. Hoffman
Grant R. Hubbard
Ray F. Isaacs
Walter H. Kistler
Seaman F. McGrew
Lucretia P. Myers
James H. Nelson
George R. Pauley
George F. Plybon
Edward L. Rockwell
Doris T. Shank
Mary N. Sneed*
Virginia S. Vance
Olaf K. Walker
Class of ’52
Susan J. Bohnert
Gerald H. Davis
Irene Dunn
Harold T. Elmore
Roxalena Hamer
Mary S. Jarmusch
Lucy W. Lewis
Robert L. Morris
Glenn E. Smith
David H. Wallace
Class of ’53
Dalton L. Anderson
Robert J. Ball
Joe Bartges
Roy Brown*
Betty T. Cunnings
Robert L. Dunn
Margaret H. Hitchman
Carlye B. Kee
William E. Kelly
Jean K. Kiser
Lowell T. Miller
George W. Pfeffer
Virginia Roberts *
Belford Roberts *
William T. Romine
Wilma Smith
Carl R. Young
Class of ’54
Alma Brough
J. C. Campbell
Nancy D. Campbell
A. W. Chenoweth
Wanda M. Chenoweth
Richard G. Hale
Richard B. Marks
Mary Marockie
Charles E. Metten
Patricia Miller
Morris Purdy
Norman R. Shaar
Pete Slicer
Glenn W. Smith
Nora L. Smith
Henry L. Swoope
Class of ’55
James P. Clark
Jodie A. Crecca
Thomas W. Greenwood
Mary A. Higginbotham
* Deceased
Janet G. Keener
Rex C. Keener
Dana Pitchford
Janet R. Purdy
Barbara L. Richardson
G. Todd Roberts
Robert K. Shaver
Dorotha Turley
Frances H. Valko
James R. Waggy
Class of ’56
Joseph E. Ballengee
Charles E. Barnett
Walton U. Beauvais
Ezra E. Boehm
Robert T. Boehm
Frederick L. Boggs
James L. Brown
Freda M. Burdette
Eloise C. Caroland
Carlos M. Clifton
Joe F. Comisky
Mabel S. Costen
Nick G. Ehle
Robert H. Hill
Robert A. Linkenhoker
Lewis N. McManus
James Melmige
Constance C. Riley
Joanne Rudisill
Charles W. Scragg
Richard S. Totten
Bonetta S. Wilson
George A. Zimmermann
Class of ’57
Keith W. Atkinson
Vernon H. Birthisel
Garnet Clay
Thomas A. Crutchfield
Frank N. Floyd
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Class of ’60
Athletic training students pause for a photo before presenting a case
study at the 2010 Academic Showcase.
Basil A. Hensley
Charles Herald
David K. Hoffman
Robert Moales
Elsie J. Ours
Dean Parkins
Maurine K. Price
Virginia M. Rice
John R. Scott
Joan R. Seville
Rodney K. Smith
Floyd R. Stephens
Robert N. Titcher
William K. Valko
Bonnie K. Waggy
Gene T. Waggy
Virginia M. Walther
Robert D. Whitman
Julia F. Woodford
Class of ’58
Thomas K. Bailey
Flora L. Francis
Harriet W. Greenwood
Bette I. Grubbs
Buford R. Hartsog
Velma High
Ray E. Jones
Clyde E. Krise
John M. McMillion
Benjamin E. Melton
Robert Melton
Robert W. Paskel
Phil E. Smith
Edward Squirts
Bruce Thompson
Jude R. Whelan
Charles B. Williams
Lowell C. Witters
Class of ’59
Paul D. Allen
Jack L. Auer
Patsy J. Black
Billy R. Bryant
James E. Cook
Hullet C. Good
Norma Herald
Robert L. Jones
James B. Kelley
Melba M. Merrill
Robert L. Price
Nancy Shock
Wanda Simpkins
Mable F. Tompkins
Anonymous
Juanita M. Bailey
Donna R. Cantley
Joan R. Casto
Larry E. Cavender
Jane D. Comisky
Sylvia R. Cook
Judith D. Donnalley
Clarence C. Dunlap
Polly H. Greene
Harley R. Hill
C. J. Holmes
Roy L. Holstein
Orland C. Jones
Charles W. Kincaid
Alicia S. Lang
Archie O. Morris
Bob Sholes
Franklin D. Webb
David E. Webster
Class of ’61
Danny L. Ball
Iva J. Ball
Philip M. Binderman
Jo Blackwood
Frederic G. Bollinger
Bernard L. Bostick
Mary L. Brown
Tommy Bunting
James H. Carr
Barbara A. Chaffins
David E. Chenoweth
Nelle R. Chilton
Vicky R. Collier
Pete R. Culicerto
Robert A. Ersek
Sharon L. Hamilton
Dominic I. Kim
Ruth R. Legg
Ernest D. Nichols
Gaye M. Reinacher
Fouziee K. Underwood
Joy D. Underwood
Class of ’62
Gregory D. Adkins
Albert L. Bleiberg
Marion L. Brown
Carolyn A. Bryant
Lillian I. Church
James M. Duffy
Janice M. Elkins
Philip G. Fitzpatrick
Patrick E. Garten
Wade L. Halsey
Richard C. Holliday
Charlene S. Huddleston
James S. Hunt
Carol W. Kinder
Eddie J. Kinder
Polly A. Kirk
Tom McNeel
David C. Morris
John M. Ranson
James M. Rice
Class of ’63
Elaine F. Anderson
Erma V. Axelson
Ernest L. Bailey
Henry W. Battle
Joyce H. Beauvais
Paul M. Brinkley
Jack G. Brown
Kathryn Burgess
Ivan J. Coyner
James E. Drotar
William E. Ferguson
Anna Georgetson
Sandra K. Gunther
Mary L. Hager
Roger L. Hershberger
Carolyn P. Kersting
H. M. Logan
Jack W. McGraw
Betty Moran
Anna A. Morris
Bonnie W. Pattie
Thornton J. Ridinger
Joseph S. Rose
Sondra L. Samples
Lee F. Sayre
Norris E. Stanley
Class of ’64
Rodney K. Albertson
Robert E. Alfred
Christine A. Ballengee
Marie-Anne Barnhart
Daniel N. Bean
William S. Bowles
William G. Brewer
Leslie F. Brown
William S. Centner
Lila G. Colter
Deloris J. Davis
Ted Ellis
Frances E. Ferrari
William G. Flint
George H. Gray
Joan M. Hammonds
Sarah K. Jackson
Emma W. Jones
Gerald A. Klyne
Brenda C. Lee
Joyce S. Martin
Jack C. McClanahan
Joyce L. McClanahan
Thomas G. McMillan
Alberta S. Milhem
Patricia M. Moyers
Lynne G. Rees
Thomas E. Reich
Judy A. Ridinger
David J. Scott
Donna J. Shaver
William R. Swecker
Kay M. Teufel
Gay A. Thompson
Sue Warner
Edward Warner
Geraldine P. Wyatt
Class of ’65
David W. Anderson
Benny J. Argento
Nancy Bricker
John D. Browning
B. D. Clements
Mary Converse
Linda W. Davis
Doris B. Duty
David Goldstein
Bradford D. Hague
Robert L. Harrison
Eric O. Hoke
John S. Lopez
David E. Love
James C. Mahan
Gail C. Miley
Samuel E. Mitchell
Ann V. Morris
Patricia A. Morton
Mark I. Murovitz
Victor G. Naseef
C. E. Penn
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EMBA students take in the sights in Amsterdam.
Wanda N. Radcliffe
Douglas E. Sherwood
James M. Shock
Linda M. Talbott
William M. Talbott
Alvin M. Thacker
Thomas J. Titus
John R. Williams
Jack D. Wiseman
Thomas E. Woodall
Gary D. Wray
Howard L. Yeager
Camelia Zakaib
Class of ’66
George W. Alexander
Alan E. Bart
Patricia Bivens
Jesse J. Black
P. J. Brenner
William D. Bryant
Kristine B. Burfeind
Matthew I. Byock
Mildred M. Carper
John R. Carper
Donald E. Casse
Marion E. Casto
Judith Chapman
Patty W. Dillon
H. M. Dye
Daniel P. Flint
Jay C. Goldman
Richard R. Hawkins
Ann M. Huffman
Marilynn A. Huntington
David L. Ingram
Robert G. Keller
Donald H. King
Alan J. Kristal
Edward B. Lehmann
Bobbie H. Maltempie
Virginia R. Marion
Barbara C. Murovitz
Billy K. Nuckols
Jacquelyn Oblinger
Clara G. Poe
Betty B. Robbins
Sue M. Robinette
Rona Rothhouse
Sally Shaffer
Carol P. Sherwood
Bronson G. Shores
Joseph F. Smith
David G. Speer
John P. Walker
Robert M. Willock
Class of ’67
Jeanette F. Alexander
Victoria E. Amendola
Billy B. Atkins
J. T. Bachman
Fredia V. Baldwin
Marsha B. Bart
Sandra G. Bishop
Charles W. Blake
Ralph W. Burchett
Allan I. Davis
W. R. Exley
David W. Gallagher
Judy Gallagher
Sharon C. Gouckenour
Harold T. Graley
John F. Greene
Jane H. Harich
Kathleen H. Holmes
Donald E. Johnson
Stephen J. Law
Donald W. Lister
Mary A. McCray
Richard Nichols
Ronald E. Nowviskie
Mary L. Perriello
Rebecca A. Pilcher
Daniel S. Reich
Elizabeth Rice
Philip B. Robertson
William D. Robinette
Richard A. Rumley
Laurence E. Spaner
Linda L. Stanley
Nora B. Stewart
Lora Stone
Olivia A. Teel
David L. Waggy
William A. Workman
Benjamin P. Zukosky
Martha A. Zukosky
Class of ’68
Patrick R. Amendola
Donald C. Bell
Jennifer Britton
Carol M. Buckalew
Ronald W. Buckalew
Thomas J. Burger
James R. Burgess
Thea P. Byock
Richard Christian
Helen H. Dean
Robert T. Deitz
Peter M. Gayowski
Rebecca P. Goldman
William E. Gouckenour
Carlos E. Graley
Jeffrey A. Grantz
Albert F. Grauer
Avas B. Hamon
Ursula P. Hartenstein
Robert J. Jontos
Ronald J. Kogan
Roger D. Kriney
Mathew L. Millen
John Neuner
Anna G. Parado
Edwin M. Pereira
John O. Rider
Suzanne R. Rubin
Edward M. Sarluca
Kay G. Schulze
Thomas R. Schulze
Bernadette Secker
Carol G. Siegel
Robert A. Siegel
Sherry Sims
Carla C. Sneed
Class of ’69
Annette L. Albright
Paul E. Bedrin
Howard D. Ben-Asher
John W. Blagg
Ellen H. Brinkley
Wilson F. Clark
William I. Cohen
John M. Curry
Robert F. Goldsmith
William K. Gordon
Betty M. Greene
William K. Grizzell
Kathleen Groom
Beverly S. Grose
Joe S. Hartney
Sybil Hickman
Charles S. Houck
John L. Huddleston
Douglas M. Hughes
Mary K. Jackson
Donald J. Jaconia
Sarah E. Jordan
Larry Keaton
Robert L. Lookabill
Peter A. Maresco
Roy C. Martin
Bernard Marx
Donna J. McCallister
Betty M. McQuain
Mary A. Milano
Dale A. Nichols
Sam A. Pascal
Stephen R. Plain
Larry T. Poe
Emily P. Poling
William R. Praschil
Theresa L. Rabel
Lloyd M. Reveal
Joseph L. Robertson
Maurice M. Robinson
Lewis S. Rosenberg
Susan M. Schauber
Charles A. Seabolt
Donald J. Simpson
Marion J. Sinclair
Jerry C. Skelly
James F. Smith
Joy G. Spangler
Robert C. Topping
Donald C. Wandling
Margaret Waybright
Thomas Wynn
Elizabeth S. Yancey
Class of ’70
Verlin T. Adams
Merle Arcovio
John A. Babalis
Sallie Bardelas
Earl H. Blackshire
Ernestyne D. Booker
Stephen V. Brown
Laurence J. Bumbalo
Nancy D. Burks
Kathleen Cantwell
Howard Crain
A. L. Crimmins
Peggy L. Dorsey
Patricia A. Durgin
Dean L. Emig
Anthony M. Engesser
Mary L. Entzminger
Phillip C. Familletti
Kimberly C. Familletti
Barbara J. Fornari
Robert E. Frame
Terri Geifman
Richard I. Gerber
Louis M. Gioia
Michael A. Goldman
Diana K. Green
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John R. Hoglund
Sara Kapo
Ronald J. Kranchalk
William H. Lake
Clarence E. Lee
Susan Levie
William H. Lucht
Barbara G. Mangus
Gloria J. Martin
Larry A. Maser
Douglas W. Metten
Nancy L. Monroe
James R. Moore
Nancy E. Murray
Russell Nichols
John E. Nolley
Irene M. Pauley
Lynn E. Phelps
Lloyd D. Reinhard
Mary M. Robertson
Kamal Samar
Laura J. Sarluca
Peter R. Scoppa
Duane K. Sellards
Patrick Sheehan
Patricia A. Spangler
Joanne G. Taylor
Pamela F. Thacker
Class of ’71
Richard L. Abel
Lois D. Abraham
Robert W. Bennette
Virginia A. Bergosh
Linda L. Bird
Patricia B. Blagg
James L. Buckalew
Reba J. Carson
Peter M. Cohen
Dormal E. Cometti
Delores W. Cook
Michael G. Debenedette
John A. DeRito
Glen R. Ferrell
Frances K. Fitzpatrick
Ellen Gannon Weider
John R. Gorman
Helen L. Hopkins
Phyllis C. Huffman
Larry A. Hyatt
Donald L. Kerr
Margaret E. Kranchalk
David J. Levinson
Jimmie J. McGlosson
Michael K. Meadows
Patricia R. Melton
Sharon P. Paxton
Sharon C. Pond
Douglas R. Pond
David A. Samson
Michael Sherry
S M. Spangler
James P. Stanco
Michael E. Warren
Richard S. Williams
Class of ’72
Michael M. Albert
John M. Barry
Gladys B. Berchtold
Bonnie Brown
Edwin D. Bunn
Lynn K. Bunn
Brenda Canal
Jo A. Collins
Richard J. Cook
Patricia Z. Crumpler
Lawrence M. Devlin
Jean C. Fulton
William H. Garten
Maureen W. Hamilton
Judith E. Harris
Gregory J. Henshall
Theresa L. Houck
Deborah S. Ingram
Cora L. Jarrell
Deborah S. Jefko
Steven E. Lickliter
Anthony W. Maisano
John C. McChesney
Robert L. McClelland
Constance S. Meadows
Anthony A. Molinari
David A. Nortrup
Margaret Parks
Ronald S. Pickman
Glenn K. Poe
William B. Powers
Hugh L. Rockwell
Frances C. Rumley
Rosalie H. Ruttencutter
Gloria Steinberg
Carol J. Stieghan
Clyde H. Summers
Claudia Q. Tull
Kevin S. Whelan
Class of ’73
William R. Arthur
Gordon L. Berlin
David B. Chenoweth
Sylvia Elmore
Richard G. Herndon
Jacqueline M. Heywood
Nettie A. Horne
Barbara J. Lamp
Paula W. Legge
Norwin C. Lilly
Albert V. Mays
Sharon A. Moore
Antoinette Morrison
John D. Pope
Cathy S. Proctor
Martin H. Scharf
Joseph E. Scheirman
Charles M. Showalter
Martin L. Valerio
Linda K. Whelan
Robert K. Wilson
Carol E. Yeager
Class of ’74
Catherine M. Ballengee
Linda K. Bottger
Deborah A. Childers
Marsha R. Condee
Ellis Glover
Earl E. Graybeal
Michael E. Greenleaf
Daniel W. Holmes
James F. Katzenstein
Roy R. Knuckles
Deborah P. Lambert
Sandra K. Lawson
Greta C. Leighty
Richard V. Lewis
Steve L. Mangus
Helen Y. Marria
Beverly L. Neal
Thomas H. Neal
Laurie M. Sage
Phyllis R. Scheirman
Virginia Spence
Stephen P. Sydnor
Sandra H. Totten
Stephen C. Voorhees
Graduate business students enjoy the school's proximity to
Charleston’s Capitol Street.
Mary M. Voorhees
Judy D. Wiseman
Lisa J. Woo
Class of ’75
Deborah M. Belcher
Elizabeth A. Bowles
Bob S. Brotherton
John T. Coyle
Donald J. English
Earl Hamner
Mochito Ishii
Sally A. Kay
James Keene
Guy W. Lanham
Debbie Lindell
Mary C. Linville
Diana L. Long
Dennis A. McMillen
Douglas W. Mills
Andrew J. Muldoon
Constance C. Muldoon
Phyllis J. Mullins
Louise H. Nelson
Ramona Nunley
Kerri R. Petry
Robert H. Semder
Mary Semder
Frederick J. Sloan
Jerry Updegraff
Class of ’76
Marion H. Baer
Lora W. Bibbee
Michael R. Cummings
George J. Davis
Emily J. Dennison
Albert O. Eplin
Thomas Greene
Gregory L. Hayes
Hazel C. Hoffman
William S. King
Terri C. Knight
Paula C. Linsenmeyer
Sharon R. Moriarty
Charles W. Morris
Dian A. Reeves
Jeffrey S. Robertson
Wilma I. Robinson
Mary S. Smalley
Class of ’77
Shirley L. Adkins
Hazelene E. Anderson
Grant M. Atkinson
Leslie E. Bartner
Janet U. Clouse
Andrew W. Dolan
Sandra L. Fix
John L. Jividen
Ted Lawson
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Incoming freshmen from the Elliot living-learning community
compete in “can-struction” event.
Carol J. Marshall
Gary J. Miller
Robert J. Nichols
Richard E. Nolan
Sharon P. Rockefeller
William A. White
Class of ’78
Mitchell L. Abraham
Gloria J. Atkinson
Nancy A. Birthisel
David R. Board
Jean Ann Bolling
Dianna L. Branham
John W. Britton
Colleen J. Cook
Brenda J. Dittman
Debra H. Finnell
Denise C. John
Judith G. Lewis
Eugenia G. Moore
Thomas F. Moriarty
Charlotte Y. Neilan
Margaret A. Poling
Shirley W. Randolph
Donald S. Rucker
Lisa G. Simmons
Linda R. Torre
Steven W. Webb
Class of ’79
Stephen C. Akers
Betty P. Alexander
Paul C. Arcell
Deborah K. Barber
Teresa V. Barnes
William T. Bolling
Alyce U. Braun
Fern E. Brazda
Carol Campbell
Patty E. Carpenter
Melisa K. Cassis
Rita P. Cobb
Cathryn T. Cunningham
Ernest H. deHaas
Sheila K. Gibbs
Mark G. Hylton
John J. Karszen
Kathy S. King
Helena E. Lee
Denise R. Long
Beth A. Melone
Pamela J. Middleton
Phillip A. Morabito
Robert L. Neal
Sheila A. Nicoll
Robert W. Peters
Rebecca A. Reier
Penny L. Sams
Charles L. Smith
June Stanley
Phyllis A. Webber
Betty N. Weikle
Debra K. Wilson
Nancy B. Jackson
Penny L. Jarrell
Cheryl A. Ranson
Kathryn C. Shumate
Reba J. Smith
Kim Sykes
Dorothy J. Thaxton
Greg A. Webb
Catherine L. Widdecombe
Jay Wildt
Class of ’80
Class of ’83
Cathleen S. Arcell
William R. Atkins
Susan L. Bailey
Roger J. Barron
Steve G. Bolte
Charles B. Gibson
Susan E. Goldcamp
Marcia H. Kaminski
David N. Kurtz
Michael S. Mason
Dickran Mgrdechian
Joseph O. Natalie
Ellen M. O’Shea
John T. Oplinger
Thomas D. Osborne
Tammy J. Owen
Jacqueline Scyoc
Bren A. Stevens
J. C. Supcoe
Class of ’81
Daniel R. Barnett
David A. Blashford
Karen S. Buckalew
Kimberly F. Hess
Kimberly F. Kristic
Joseph G. Lucas
Deborah L. McHenry
Thomas O. Nelson
Robert Pumo
David H. Shumate
Troy D. Stanley
Marsha L. Sutton
David M. White
Class of ’82
Richard A. Atkinson
Melanie H. Atkinson
Alex M. Belcher
Patricia S. Calhoon
Jerry Forster
Gayle S. Hirsch
Dana L. Holbrook
Kimberly S. Kay
James M. Legg
Elvira F. Licup
Sandra Mariani
John W. May
Mark E. Miller
Della L. Sayre
Marjorie N. Turkett
Michael S. Walker
Class of ’84
Park V. Chapman
Cynthia L. Daniel
Toni L. Davisson
Annette R. Evans
Melanie J. Lee
Kenneth R. Lee
Claudio Sciara
Donald P. Smith
Glenn H. Turkett
Class of ’85
Joyce L. Armentrout
Kelli A. Bailey
Ronna J. Dittman
Elizabeth M. Keene
Joan E. Lehmann
Jeanette M. Marshall
Allen E. Tackett
Class of ’86
Jane C. Aaron
Robin D. Adams
Loretta J. Benson
Robert K. Bird
Janet M. Brightbill
David R. Daniel
Carla B. Huffman
Ibifuro D. Obomanu
Dean W. Patrick
William A. Rice
Johana D. Show
Sherry M. Winn
Stanley D. Wyatt
Molly E. Yates
Class of ’87
William G. Bowles
Kara M. Bowles
Bernadette R. Gibson
Kimberly J. Isaac
Mara S. Miller
Mary G. Murphy
Class of ’88
Frank W. Badger
Angela S. Bird
William H. Hayden
Mary E. Johnson
Joy Kleeman
Lisa A. Lowe
Alberta Martin
Kenneth C. Morris
Loren A. Piotrowski
Gary S. Thompson
Class of ’89
Nancy L. Chapman
Ana M. Hernandez
T. J. Hodges
Ronald W. Jelliff
Lucia M. Jividen
Norman Lindell
Michel G. Maggio
Doris M. Morris
Mary C. Pozega
Timothy J. Rafter
Lisa K. Roth
Sukhbinder K. Sandhu
Carl C. Smart
Mae Ellen Wilson
Viola S. Woods
Class of ’90
Lynn R. Bria
Rodney A. Carter
Christopher A. Inghram
Thomas L. Jarrell
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Steven L. Metheny
Sean Murphy
Brian D. Okraska
Sandra M. Rohr
Patricia E. Steadman
Jason P. Thompson
Class of ’93
William B. Bee
Debbie S. Bowyer
Patricia A. Bright
Sharon L. Chapman
Crystal J. Runyon
Carl D. Short
Vicki G. Smith
Timothy R. Smith
Mylissa C. Spradling
Katherine S. Walker
Janice L. Wilking
Professor Michael Martin gets
“on their level” with his class in
Clay Tower Building.
Robin A. Lewis
Barbara J. Nichols
Charles E. Stalnaker
Class of ’91
Joan L. Clark
Harry T. Comer
Robin D. Green
Lynn Gunnoe
Kelly J. Icenhower
Stephanie W. Massey
Todd J. McLaughlin
Henry E. Ramey
Karen L. Rinchich
Deborah L. Smith
George W. Steve
Michael D. Walker
Class of ’92
Tammy A. Argento
Deborah L. Blakeman
Michael L. Boehme
Laura J. Buckel
Kenneth E. Canter
Edward F. Clark
Sharon L. Guest
Tracy L. Lutsy
Class of ’94
Carol A. Albertson
Trina M. Grigsby
Donald C. Hutchinson
Sally J. Meadows
Robert A. Parsons
Kathleen A. Payne
Jennifer L. Peavley
Robin L. Ritchie
Susanne G. Silver
Andrew J. Spellman
Nicole Walker
Stewart D. Walkup
Class of ’95
Kyle M. Hogan
Abha Jain
Okey W. Moffatt
Holly E. Mosteller
Virginia M. Nelson
Michael L. Peavley
Elisabeth Shipley
Class of ’96
Chester C. Carter
Jennifer G. Hoffman
Michael B. Shock
Ellen R. Slotnick
Class of ’97
Christi D. Banks
Stephanie S. Dobbins
Allison N. Garrison
Traci L. Higginbotham
April J. Lawrence
Willard E. Morrison
Glenn R. Savage
Class of ’98
Julie A. Allen
Brad H. Grutter
Vicki L. Harris
Jennifer Jeffries-Gallagher
Stuart T. Mollerup
Janet M. Robinson
Dale S. Snyder
Connie L. Stewart
Angela R. Syvertson
Michael J. Syvertson
James E. Watson
Class of ’99
Philip J. D’Agostino
Harold D. Garrison
Donna A. Halstead
Bobby J. Lavender
Brandon M. Marshall
Alison C. Marshall
Kiesha A. Parker
Lonzy A. Price
James F. Pross
Patrick T. Ragan
Marnie C. Stahl
Class of ’00
Danielle R. Brooks
Adam M. Brooks
Sharon A. Godwin
Katy M. Kriebel
Molly G. Martin
Class of ’01
Sara J. Blincoe
Erin R. Gauker
Sarah E. Lilly
Pamela S. Myers
Brandy R. Zickefoose
Class of ’02
Benjamin R. Beakes
Brerry D. Hudson
Thomas A. Tenney
Asma B. Yousaf
Class of ’03
Priscilla E. Moredock
Class of ’04
Sarah E. Beakes
Jamie N. Cooper
Anita S. Dillon
Tocarra C. Flowers
Levi S. Johnston
Michael C. Marie
James D. Meadows
Brittney L. Williams
Xiu Z. Zheng
Class of ’05
Cheryl B. Kauffelt
Amy McClellan
Bethany D. Meighen
Kirsten A. Ramsey
Marlene Reed
Class of ’06
Amanda R. Brandeburg
Fredric A. Friend
Oliver O. Langland
Mathew C. Messina
Les G. Thomas
Class of ’07
Samantha N. Coates
Bing M. Murphy
Benjamin A. Sanger
Class of ’08
Andrea H. Cooper
Corey N. Isner
Emily M. Jones
Chelsea R. Kinzinger
Chad M. Leport
Laura L. Leport
Andrew T. Orrison
Kasey C. Teegardin
Kenneth R. Van Wyen
Class of ’09
Roslyn Adams
Megan E. Garnes
Matthew A. Silva
Justin B. Turner
Class of ’10
Earl Benzenhafer
Ashley Bialek
Dennis Carte
Jacob D. Crabtree
Adam Craft
Christina Fuller
Adrienne A. Galloway
Stephen E. Harper
Jennie L. James
Michael Lonsinger
Amy McBee
Eric Morris
Robert H. Spain
Giving by Class:
UC Annual Fund
Highest Participation
1944
1943
1942
1964
1979
1956
1963
1969
1957
1947
21.05%
16.22%
15.38%
14.81%
14.69%
13.53%
13.37%
12.76%
12.72%
12.50%
Top Ten Classes
for Giving
1948
1937
1962
1969
1943
1968
1965
1973
1967
1957
$770,690.00
$30,000.00
$12,470.00
$11,645.00
$10,415.37
$8,890.00
$7,635.00
$7,455.00
$5,870.00
$5,460.00
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2009–2010 Advisory Boards
Board of Trustees
William Henry Harmon, Ph.D., chairman; president and CEO, Triana Energy, Inc.
Katharine Bullard Becker, community leader
Hon. Irene Berger, judge, Circuit Court of Kanawha County
Charles L. Capito Jr., executive vice president and director of business development, United Bank
William H. Carter, M.D., professor and Warren Point chair, cardiology, WVU-Charleston
Mary Batman Converse, Ross, Langan & McKendree, LLP, CPAs, retired
Fonda Elliot, executive vice president, AMFM, Inc.
Allan E. Fowler, vice president, WV Operations, The Dow Chemical Company, retired
Robert F. Goldsmith, president, Cascades Coal Sales, Inc.
Patrick C. Graney III, president, Petroleum Products, Inc.
R. Edison Hill, Esq., Hill, Peterson, Carper, Bee & Deitzler
Patricia A. Johnston, Ed.D., vice president/chief nursing officer, Charleston Area
Medical Center (CAMC), retired
Andrew B. Jordon, president and CEO, Pritchard Mining Co., Inc.
Elizabeth Keightley, vice president, BB&T Wealth Management
Kenneth Kleeman, Scott & Stringfellow, Inc.
R. Scott Long, Esq., Hendrickson & Long
Ward Maxson, M.D., physician, retired
Ann C. Moran, community leader
Corey L. Palumbo, Esq., Bowles, Rice, McDavid Graff & Love; member, WV Senate
Mary J. Payne, assistant treasurer, Capito for Congress
David L. Ramsey, president and CEO, CAMC Health Care System, Inc.
James W. Reed, CFO, Reed Brothers Limited Partnership
Dorothy Ridings, CEO and president, Council on Foundations, retired
Brad Ritchie, president, Summit Community Bank
Steven M. Rubin, president and CEO, Blue Creek Gas Company
Charles Ryan, CEO, Charles Ryan Associates, retired
Louis S. Southworth, Esq., Jackson and Kelly
Troy Stallard, chairman of the board, Standard Laboratories, Inc.
James R. Thomas II, president, Carbon Industries, retired
Parvez Wadia, D.Sc., chief technology officer and executive vice president
Mid-Atlantic Technology, Research & Innovation Center (MATRIC)
H. B. Wehrle III, former president & CEO, member, Board of Trustees,
McJunkin Red Man
Edwin H. Welch, Ph.D., president, University of Charleston, ex officio
University Builders Board
Phyllis Sherman, president
Betty Alexander
Libby Beury
Ruth Boggs
Rita Cobb
Alex Franklin
Rosalie Gaziano
Connie Hillenbrand
Maggie Johnson
Sharon King, secretary
Kathy McCullough, treasurer
Priscilla Lawson
Cathy Rice
Connie Riley
Sandy Smith
Dale Snyder
Vicky Sporck
Sarah Stebbins
Beth Ann Surber
Kim Sykes
School of Pharmacy Advisory Board
Rahul Gupta, M.D., Kanawha-Charleston
Health Department
Nate Kahn, R.Ph., St. Francis Hospital
Eric Lambert, R.Ph., Fruth Pharmacy
William “Bill” McFarland, R.Ph., Loop Pharmacy
Gerry Nottingham, R.Ph., Rite Aid Pharmacy
Harriett Nottingham, R.Ph., Rite Aid Pharmacy
Karen Reed, R.Ph., K-Mart Pharmacy
Mitch Vickers, R.Ph., Thomas Memorial Hospital
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National Advisory Committee
Gordon Berlin, president, MDRC
Charles Bills, president, Ohio Logistics
Hon. Shelley Moore Capito, Congresswoman, U.S. House of Representatives
H. Rodgin Cohen, partner, Sullivan & Cromwell
H. Michael Dye, chairman, PBS&J, retired
Jerry Englert, chairman, Bank of Internet USA
James S. Foglesong, former president, DOT Records and Capitol Records,
Nashville Division
Frank Gottschalk, president and CEO, The Baldwin-Gottschalk Group
William Boyd Grove, D.Min., bishop, retired, United Methodist Church
William Hamm, Ph.D., president, Lutheran Educational Conference of North America
William Henry Harmon, Ph.D., president and CEO, Triana Energy, Inc.
Dennis L. Hesse, managing partner, Brinson Partners Inc., retired
Kenneth Kendrick, founder, Datatel Inc.; co-owner, Arizona Diamondbacks
Richard Legon, president, Association of Governing Boards of
Universities & Colleges
John Lough, Ph.D., manager, BB&T Professional Development Programs
Stephen Lundin, Ph.D., writer, filmmaker, speaker
Mark Miller, president/CEO, Miller Environmental Group
J. Holmes Morrison, president, BB&T West Virginia, retired
Ed Rabel, Emmy-winning broadcast journalist
Peter Radakovich, president/CEO, Christian Fellowship Foundation
Dorothy Ridings, CEO and president, Council on Foundations, retired
David Wilhelm, president, Wilhelm & Conlon Public Strategies
Tom Reich, president/COO, Underwriters Service Agency, retired
Graduate School of Business Advisory Board
W. Marston (Marty) Becker, chairman; chairman and CEO, Max Capital Group, Ltd.
Paul Arbogast, president, West Virginia Roundtable
Dave Bauer, president/owner, GSB Process, Inc.
Deborah L. Copeland, president and owner, Work Smart Business Consultants, Inc.
Dr. Glenn Crotty, executive vice president and COO, CAMC
John A. DeRito, executive vice president and director of commercial banking,
City National Bank
Jay Goldman, president, Goldman Associates, Inc.
Patrick Graney III, president, Petroleum Products, Inc.
Grace Vandecruze-Heyliger, strategic consultant, Fox-Pitt, Kelton, Inc.
Matt Kingery, Esq., Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP, representing Generation Charleston
Mike Lutz, general manager, Toyota, West Virginia
Robert O’Neil, Esq., Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP
Brad Ritchie, president, Summit Community Bank
Steve Walker, president, Walker Machinery
Dana Waldo, president and COO, Appalachian Power
Steve Wehrle, executive vice president sales, McJunkin Red Man
Judy Wellington, CEO, The Clay Center
National Alumni Board
Donald Anderson, ’66
Kaitlyn Arick, ’10
J. Tedford Bachman, ’67
Sarah Beakes, ’04
Benjamin Blackwell, ’67
Peter Burr, ’66
B. Diane Clements, ’65, secretary
Mary Batman Converse, ’65, chairman
Larry Devlin, ’72
Kevin Fulmer, ’70 & ’74
Justin Gaull, ’02
Michael Gibbs, ’79
Sharon Gouckenour, ’67
William Gouckenour, ’68
Charles Houck, ’69
Jennifer Jeffries-Gallagher, ’98
Andrea Keaton, ’03
Scott Kinard, ’11
Donald King, ’66
David Kurtz, ’80
Edward Lehmann, ’66
Joseph Lucas Sr., ’81
Dickran Mgrdechian, ’80
James Meadows, ’04
Thomas Miller, ’66
Jennifer Overstreet, ’02
Nina Pasinetti, ’65
John Ranson, ’62
Robin Ritchie, ’94
Michael Shock, ’96
J. Michael Shock, ’65
James Smith, ’57
Vivien Souders, ’12
Alvin Thacker, ’65
Lisa Woo, ’74
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Senior of the Year Beats Long Odds to Achieve Success
By Stephanie Martin
It’s hard to believe the Dewayne Kirkpatrick of
today – accomplished college graduate and winner
of the University of Charleston’s 2010 “President’s
Outstanding Senior of the Year” award — could have
ever lacked vision for his future. Once you know
Dewayne’s story, however, you will understand.
As a child, Dewayne broke his arm, sparking an interest in radiology. Sitting in the hospital and looking
at the x-ray of his broken arm, he was fascinated by
what he saw on the film. In middle
school he started toying with
the idea of a career in radiology, and by high school he
was taking classes to help
him prepare for a future in
the field. By his own admission, it wasn’t until
his senior year of high
school that Dewayne even
began to consider college an option. Until
then, his focus had
been on mending his
tattered self-esteem
and on reforming
definitions of love
and trust, results
of a tumultuous
childhood.
Dewayne
Kirkpatrick on
graduation day
Growing up, Dewayne didn’t know his father. He had
walked out on the family by the time Dewayne was
four. What he knew of his mother included financial
struggles, involvement in criminal activities, and her
eventual incarceration. When Dewayne was 13, he
was adopted by complete strangers, a couple who
took him in and raised him as their own child. With
the care and support of his adoptive parents, he had
the opportunity to rebuild his life.
Dewayne gained confidence, applied to college, and
was accepted. The University of Charleston was his
destination and radiology his chosen field of study.
Though his adoptive parents had some money, they
were retired and living on a fixed income. Dewayne
felt responsible for financing school without draining
his parents’ savings account. With the assistance he
received from donor-funded scholarships, Dewayne
was able to cover a good portion of the cost of his
college education.
During the President’s Donor Appreciation Night
dinner in March, Dewayne met Ed Maier, the
donor who made his scholarship possible. He was
able to learn firsthand what motivated the Maier
Foundation’s philanthropy. What Dewayne realized
was the donor of his scholarship was a genuine,
down-to-earth man who believes passionately in
the value of higher education. Maier shared in the
emotion of the evening as Dewayne took the stage—
one of four student speakers—and openly recounted
his life story to a room full of teary-eyed guests.
Dewayne has flourished and become a success story
despite his rocky childhood. He credits his experience
at the University of Charleston with having a
profound and positive impact on his life, and says that
attending UC was one of the best decisions he ever
made. He graduated in May with a 3.9 grade point
average, beat out 12 other accomplished seniors to
win the 2010 “President’s Outstanding Senior of the
Year” award, passed his radiology board exams on the
first attempt, and earned a highly coveted, full-time
position as a magnetic resonance imaging technician
with Charleston Area Medical Center, normally a
position reserved for those with 10 or more years of
work experience. Because of his accomplishments in
the field of radiology, he has already been asked to
return to UC as an instructor after gaining a few years
of work experience.
Dewayne feels fortunate for his success and
acknowledges there have been many people along
the way who have helped him to arrive where he is
today. He hopes some day to be able to lend a hand
to students in need, just as the Maier Foundation did
for him. He also believes his story can inspire others
to succeed and reach their goals. “The best way I can
help students is to tell them how I made it through,”
says Dewayne. And with many students in need of
encouragement and financial help for college, he
knows he will be telling his story for a long time.
If you would like to help students at the University of
Charleston reach their educational and career goals
and realize their dreams, please consider establishing or
contributing to a scholarship. Over 95% of students at UC
rely on some form of financial aid. Please contact the Office
of Advancement at 304.357.4735 for more information.
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Scholarships
Endowed scholarships provide a continuing source of financial aid and enhance the University of Charleston’s ability to attract and enroll the
best young people, regardless of their financial circumstances. Donors may provide financial aid to students either by designating a gift to be awarded as
scholarship funds or endowing a permanent named scholarship. An endowed scholarship required total contributions of $10,000 for scholarships
created prior to June 21, 2002; $20,000 for scholarships created between June 21, 2002 and July 1, 2004; and $50,000 for scholarships created thereafter.
Annually funded named scholarships may be created for a minimum gift of $5,000 per year for at least five years.
Endowed Scholarships
Sparky Adams Memorial Scholarship
William W. Allen Scholarship
John C. and Ada K. Arter Memorial Fund
Curtis H. Barnette Scholarship
Herman Beckelheimer Scholarship
Gladys Stallard Berchtold Scholarship
Ashby C. Blackwell Scholarship
Benjamin H. Blackwell Scholarship Fund
Ivor F. Boiarsky Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Sandra Sulsberger Bowles
Nursing Scholarship
Dr. Bert Bradford Scholarship
Marshall and Mary Hover
Buckalew Scholarship
Godfrey Cabot Endowment for
Scholarship and Current Operating
Herbert P. Campbell Memorial
Scholarship
Cardwell Family Scholarship
Lucille Paris Carp Scholarship
Kirk Casto Memorial Scholarship
Charleston High School Class of 1949 Memorial Scholarship
Chesapeake Energy Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Robert J. and Jane E. Clark Nursing Scholarship
Edith and Daniel Clay and Abe and Mina Cunningham Memorial Scholarship
Mary J. Cochran Fund
Fred S. and Ruth Coffindaffer Scholarship
Rosa C. and Virgil W. Collins Scholarship
Virgil W. Collins Scholarship
Captain Mary Louise Conner Scholarship
Stella Cooksey Outstanding
Mathematician Scholarship
Earl and Martha Jarvis Cottrell Scholarship
Artemus Ward Cox Scholarship
Ora E. Crawford Scholarship
Elaine Karnes Culpepper Education Scholarship
Sidney P. “Tote” Davis Scholarship
Charles and JoAnne Dickinson Fund
James F. Duncan Scholarship
Dye Family Endowed Scholarship
Sylvia Conklyn Elmore
Endowed Scholarship
Daniel and Catherine Bush
Emrick Scholarship
Harold Ewing Endowed Scholarship
Electa A. Pruett Farley Scholarship
John A. and Mayme Field Scholarship
Fisher Family Endowed Scholarship
Claire W. Foster Scholarship
Max Frankenberger Memorial Scholarship
Fruth Pharmacy Scholarship
Nellie Agnes Perrow Fuller Endowed Scholarship
Gallery Artists Endowed Scholarship
Charles B. Gates Scholarship Fund
Gibbons and Kawash Endowed
Scholarship
Elizabeth Evans Goluchowski
Scholarship Fund
Floyd and Hanna Gwinn Trust
Fred Haddad Endowed Scholarship
G.W. Harris Endowed Scholarship
Professor Evelyn Harris Scholarship
Thomas H. Harvey Scholarship Fund
Captain Harry and Helen Lee Boone Haverland Scholarship
William Randolph Hearst Scholarship
Samuel Hindman Memorial Scholarship
Catherine E. Bailey Kerr Hoch Scholarship
Arthur B. Hodges Endowed Trust
William P. Holfinger Endowed
Scholarship
John L. Hoselton Scholarship
Gladys J. Hundley Scholarship
Lucy Jackson Endowment
Bernard H. and Blanche E. Jacobson Scholarship
Bernard H. Jacobson Fund
Blanche E. Jacobson Scholarship
J. Clair and Elsie Jarvis Endowed
Trust Fund
Charles T. and Mary Ellen Jones
Scholarship
Walter Moreland and Daisy Bransford Judy Scholarship
Kanawha City Lions Memorial Scholarship
Master Sok Ho Kang Endowed Scholarship
Lois Silverstein Kaufman
Music Scholarship
Aban P. Kavasmaneck Scholarship
Paula Newton Kee Endowed Scholarship
Keenan Scholarship Fund
Kenhill Endowed Scholarship
Charles W. Kincaid, Jr. Scholarship
Coach Eddie King Scholarship
George A. Kinley Scholarship Fund
Frank J. and Ruth Krebs Endowed
Scholarship
KVB Nursing Scholarship Fund
Evelyn Collins Lattin Scholarship
Walter Vincent Lewis Scholarship
Joe Lowenstein Endowed Scholarship
Loring Scholarship
Betty White Ludden Endowed Scholarship
Stephen and Janell Lundin Scholarship
Talmage R. Mallory and Ernestine Sims Endowed Scholarship
Charles C. Mantle Scholarship
Richard Marks Scholarship
George T. Martin Endowed Scholarship
J. William “Bill” Martin Scholarship
Elizabeth McDavid Nursing Scholarship
J. E. and Elizabeth McDavid Fund
John F. and Ruth B. McGee Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Thomas J. McGinnis, Jr. Endowed Scholarship
Professor Constance B. McLaughlin
Endowed Scholarship
McMillan Hospital Auxillary Nursing Scholarship
Charles Sennet and Mary Elizabeth
Morris Memorial Scholarship
Bold type indicates new scholarships created in 2009-10.
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Vicie Neighbert Scholarship
Nursing Endowment Scholarship
Lewis R. and Priscilla Pelzel Scholarship
Esther T. Peters Scholarship
Matthew and Luke Poffenbarger
Memorial Scholarship
Joseph Leonard Potter Music Scholarship
Leslie D. Price Endowed Scholarship
G.M.M. Ragland Memorial Scholarship
E. Ray Reed Scholarship
W.A. Rice Family Nursing Scholarship
Rotary Club of Charleston Scholarship
John Scheirman Scholarship
Dr. Ernest Snodgrass Memorial
Scholarship
Spilman, Thomas & Battle Scholarship
Frederick M. Staunton, Jr. Nursing
Scholarship
Vivian E. Steahly Memorial Scholarship
Dr. William C. Stewart Memorial
Scholarship
Erma C. Surface Endowed Scholarship
Fund for Sports Medicine
Frank L. Taylor, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Colonel Lloyd Teague Scholarship
Golda Davidson Tetlow Endowment
E.C. Thompson Memorial Scholarship
George W. and Myrtle V. Thumm
Scholarship
Deal Tompkins Memorial Scholarship
Cleo Bess Trail Endowed Scholarship
Dr. C. Carl and Margaret A. Tully
Scholarship
Joan E. Turner Memorial Scholarship
University of Charleston Builders
Scholarship
Gene Thomas and Bonnie K. Waggy Scholarship
Dr. and Mrs. W.H. Walker Memorial Scholarship
Michael S. Walker Scholarship
The Waltons Endowment
Mary and LeMoyne Ward
Scholarship Fund
Jesse E. Washburn Scholarship
E.H. and H.B. Wehrle Endowed Scholarship
Russell S. Wehrle Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Henry S. Wolfe Memorial Scholarship
WV Special Student Aid
Endowment Fund
WV Symphony League Endowed
John A. and Oma B. Young Scholarship
Pauline D. and Ralph R. Young
Nursing Scholarship
Annually Funded
Scholarships
Annual Nursing Scholarship Fund
(Daywood)
BB&T Scholarship Fund
Brickstreet Mutual Insurance Co.
Scholarship
Chesapeake Energy Scholarship
Freshwater Family Scholarship
Loring Scholarship
NiSource Business Scholarship
Perry S. and Helen Wood Poffenbarger Annual Scholarship
Reserve Oil & Gas Scholarship
West Virginia American Water
Scholarship
Scholarships Held by
Other Organizations
Jack Basman Nursing Scholarship
Fred A. Bloomberg Scholarship Fund
Gustavus Capito Scholarship
Circle of Vision Fund
Earl F. Cottrell Scholarship
Galyean Family Fund
Bernard H. Jacobson Emulation
Scholarship
Elizabeth Johnston Scholarship
David Ray Keenan Scholarship
Harry P. Kessell and Pauline K.
Davis Fund
George King Basketball Scholarship
Norman Kristic Jr. Scholarship
Chester A. and Rosetta D. Lewis
Residuary Trust
J. W. Loop Scholarship
Berkeley and Susan Fontaine Minor
Foundation Scholarship
Byron Neal and Sara J. Morris
Scholarship Trust
C. Blaine and Mae D. Nicholson
Scholarship
Pierson Scholarship
Poffenbarger Scholarship
Rose C. Riggio Scholarship
Ross Foundation Scholarship
Shepherd Scholarship
Robert L. Smith/ Charleston Gazette Scholarship
E.M. Thomas Memorial Scholarship
John H. and Antoinette B. Thomas
Scholarship
J. L. Thompson Fund
University of Charleston Centennial
Trust Fund
Scholarships in the
Process of Endowment
T. Lee Baker Memorial Fund
Robert L. Baylous Scholarship Fund
William J. Briggs Memorial Scholarship
Paula C. Butterfield Scholarship
Marjorie and Braxton Davenport
Student Aid
Dorothy Draper Scholarship Fund
Rebecca D. Goldsmith Memorial Fund
Martha Walker Harrington Memorial Scholarship
Professor Coleman J. Harris Scholarship
Ralph Holmes Memorial Scholarship
Elaine Edwards Howell Endowed
Scholarship
David Jarvis Scholarship Fund
Luther V. “Nick” Koontz Memorial Scholarship
Norm Kristic Memorial Scholarship
David N. Kurtz Endowed Scholarship
Paul Leslie Lewis Memorial Scholarship
Elsie Lumsden Scholarship
C. Thomas and Merewyn Davis Meadors Memorial Scholarship
Virginia Byrnside Robson Endowed
Edward L. Rockwell Football
Scholarship
Haven T. Rollins Endowed Scholarship
Jack Thompson Memorial Scholarship
Gary and Connie Toney Scholarship
Barbara W. Walters Memorial Scholarship
Paul Preston Wilson Memorial
Scholarship
WV Society of Washington, DC Book Scholarship
Academic Chairs
Dr. Bert and Harriet D. Bradford
Chair in Natural Sciences
Held by: Dr. Phillip Clem
Ray M. Evans Chair in Humanities
Held by: Pending
McGee Chair of Doctoral Studies
(School of Pharmacy)
Held by: Dr. Mary Euler
Maier Foundation Chair in Pharmacy
Held by: Dr. Michael Bottorff
Herchiel & Elizabeth Sims
“In God We Trust” Chair in Ethics
Held by: Mr. Jay Dewhurst
Cecil I. Walker Professor of
Management Chair
Held by: Dr. Robert Bliss
Edwin H. Welch Colleague
Program Chair Held by: Dr. Barbara Wright
Jeanne and Lawson Hamilton Chair
of Business and Finance
Held by: Dr. Philip Pyburn
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Heritage Society
Many alumni and friends have chosen to support the University with planned gifts, including bequests, gifts with retained life income, charitable trusts, or gifts of life insurance.
Those who support the University of Charleston with a planned gift are recognized as members of the University of Charleston Heritage Society.
The Platinum Circle is our highest level of recognition, for those who have notified the University that they have made planned gifts and also endowed an academic scholarship.
The Gold Circle recognizes the donors who have notified the University that they have committed gifts through planned giving.
The Silver Circle recognizes donors who have established an endowed scholarship for the benefit of UC students.
Platinum Circle
Mrs. Genevieve T. Adams ’44
Dr.† and Mrs. William H. Carter
Mr. Robert Clemenz ’82
Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Dye ’66
Mrs. Catherine Kerr-Hoch
Mrs. Shirley A. Lundeen ’74
Mr. Richard B. Marks ’54
Mr.† and Mrs. John F. McGee
Dr. John P. “Jack” Newton ’59
John† and Jane Ray
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Singleton
Mr. Jason P. Thompson ’92
Dr. Garold W. Thumm ’40
Gene and Bonnie Waggy ’57, ’57
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Wallace ’52
Lewis and Julia Woodford ’57
Gold Circle
Ms. B. Diane Clements ’65
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T.
Alexander Jr. ’67
Dr. and Mrs. Bipin H. Avashia
Dr. Frank Badger ’88
Marion H. and Frank A. Baer II ’76
Ms. Christine A. Ballengee ’64
Mr. David Allen Barker ’71
Ms. Marie-Anne Barnhart ’64
Mrs. Helen Jane Beckelheimer Baugh ’51
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Boss ’66
Mrs. Carolyn K. Burton ’71
Mrs. Bonnie L. Cawood ’44
Ms. Llewellyn S. Cole ’42
Ms. Martha D. Cole ’43
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cox ’60
Mr. William M. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Drennen
Mr. James A. Faraldi ’76
Mr. William B. Fiaccone ’70
Dr. Robert and Patricia Frey
Mr.† and Mrs. James H. Harless
Dennis L.† and Martha A. Hesse
Ms. N. Camille Keller ’76
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Kenna
Mrs. Magdalene N. Kennedy ’74
Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Kromer
Mr. David N. Kurtz ’80
Dr. and Mrs. John Lambros
Captain Guy Leonard ’49
Jack C. and Betty Mick Liming ’50
Mrs. Thelma H. McClanahan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P.
McTeague Jr. ’68, ’69
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Miller ’83
Ms. Alana Minear
Ms. Eugenia G. Moore ’78
Mr. Frederick H. Morgan
Holmes† and Antoinette Morrison ’73
Mark I. and Barbara C. Murovitz ’65, ’66
Mrs. Betty Sweet Ness
Mr. and Mrs. John Neuner III ’68
Mr. Henry C. Pearson III ’67
Mrs. Karen B. Post-Leach ’66
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Robertson ’74
Mr. and Mrs.† Harvey Shreve Jr. ’49
Dr. Barbara Snyder
Dr. and Mrs. James T. Spencer
Ms. Beverly A. Stevens ’87
Mrs. Lisa Sutphin
Mrs. Antoinette B. Thomas
Mr. James R. Thomas II†
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Thomas
Mr. Gary E. Toney ’65
Ms. Nancy L. Trotter ’59
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Voorhees Sr.
Mr. Kenneth Warren ’68
Mr. Raey W. S. Webster
Drs. Edwin H. and Janet Welch
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Wilkerson
Mr. Robert K. Wilson ’73
Silver Circle
Anonymous
Mr.† and Mrs. Curtis H. Barnette
Deborah Martin Belcher ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Blackwell ’67
Donors and students alike look forward to
the annual scholarship dinner.
Mr. John and Dr. Sandra Bowles
Mr. Luke B. Briggs ’74
Ms. Paula C. Butterfield ’67
Mrs. Loretta June Cardwell
Mrs. Lucille Carp ’60
Mary Beth Martin Carson
Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Casto Jr.
Bruce and Miriam H. Crawford
Marvin and Elaine Culpepper ’54
Mrs. Betty King Davis ’60
Dr. and Mrs. Charles C.
Dickinson III
Dr. Harold T. and Mrs. Sylvia
Conklyn Elmore ’52, ’73
Mrs. Max Frankenberger
Mrs. Frances Fruth
Ms. Cavendish A. Galyean
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Bonnie and Gene Waggy enjoy spending
time with Jessica Johnson, the recipient of
the Waggy Scholarship.
Mrs. Katherine H. Gates
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J.
Gibbons ’75
Mrs. Karen S. Haddad ’71
Ms. Henrietta P. Hankin
Dr.† and Mrs. W. Henry Harmon
Dr. Evelyn Harris†
Mrs. Helen Boone-Haverland ’47
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Hindman ’74
William and Margaret
Hitchman ’53
Mrs. Janet Holmes
Ms. Nancy E. Howell ’78
Mr. L. D. Hudgins
Mrs. Caroline Rose Hunt†
Charles T.† and Mary Ellen Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Percy R.
Kavasmaneck
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Kawash ‘78
Mr. and Mrs. M. Fisher Kee ‘39
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Kincaid Jr. ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Allenby Lewis ’41
Ms. Betty White Ludden†
Stephen† and Janell Lundin
Mr.† and Mrs. Ed H. Maier
Mr. William McDavid† and
Mrs. Diana Long ‘75
Mr. J. Kemp McLaughlin Sr.
Mrs. Carol Martin Montgomery
David C. and Anna Anderson
Morris ’62, ’63
Mr. Jay Nesbitt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Pelzel ’45
John and Susan Poffenbarger
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L.
Poffenbarger
Mrs. Leslie D. Price
Dr. Jeffrey G. Priddy
Mary Watson Ragland
Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Rice Jr. ’86
Mr. David L. Rockwell
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.
Rockwell ’51, ’50
Mrs. Gayle Rockwell
Herk and Sherry Sims ’68
Mr. and Mrs. John Sleeman
Mr. and Mrs. Troy F. Stallard
Colonel and Mrs. Lance P.
Steahly, M.D. ’63
Mr. Michael S. Walker ’83
Mrs. LeMoyne Ward
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bernard
Wehrle III
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Wright
Italics indicate MHC/UC alumni
† Honorary Degree
Gifts in Memory:
Frank Adams:
Sarah J. Adams
Pete Anania:
Genevieve T. Adams
Roy Brown:
Genevieve T. Adams
Myrna H. Rockwell
Claire W. Foster:
Margaret Foster Turk
Ralph W. Holmes:
Rebecca Randolph
Julius Kozlove:
Steven M. Rubin
Robert B. Maxwell:
Genevieve T. Adams
Martin M. Arcure
Mary P. Ratrie:
Sarah J. Adams
Ruffner Alexander
Katharine B. Becker
Charleston Area Alliance
Llewellyn S. Cole
Martha D. Cole
Mary L. Gallaher
Grigoraci, Paterno & Associates
J. W. Haltiwanger
Sara Hoblitzell
Elizabeth Keightley
Kelly S. King
E. D. Knight Family
Susan Lancaster
Law Office of Larry W.
George, PLLC
Stephen and Janell Lundin
Ann and Paul Moran
Holmes and Antoinette Morrison
Meredith T. Persinger
Ruth Shepherd
J. C. Thomas
Edwin H. Welch
Brisben F. Smith:
Genevieve T. Adams
James A. Stec:
Genevieve T. Adams
Gifts in Honor:
Gerald C. Celente:
Robert J. Jontos
Michael Graney:
Marion H. and Frank A. Baer II
Elizabeth Keightley:
Virginia S. Wilcox
Ann C. Moran:
Virginia S. Wilcox
Mary W. Ragland:
George A. and Susan C. Ragland
Estate Gifts:
Edgar Loring
Lee O. Rockwell
Abreeza Zegeer
Frederick Lively Trust
Leave a permanent legacy Join the UC
Heritage Society
The UC website has in-depth
resources and information on
estate planning and charitable
giving. Log on to www.ucwv.edu
and click “Support UC.” For
more information about planned
giving options, call or email
Ben Beakes, vice president for
development, at 304.357.4849 or
[email protected].
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A New Home for UC Alumni
By Ronna Dittman,’85
University and recognizes the need for them to always have a place to call their own. The seven-office
suite is also a more efficient workspace, providing
the alumni and development staff with an environment more conducive to work. “In the old house,
we were spread out on two floors and had no doors
on most of the offices. Now, our space is better organized and we can talk with our visitors in a more
comfortable atmosphere,” said Beakes.
Advancement Office staff extend a welcome (from left):
Dawn McCoy, Tina Wright, Stephanie Martin, Ben
Beakes, Morgan Poore, and Jennie James.
A new exterior entrance at the front of the west wing
of Riggleman Hall makes the center easy to find and
easy to enter. Since the move, which occurred on
June 22, 2010, several alumni have already taken the
opportunity to check out the new space. The new location has increased traffic to the center. More alumni are stopping by in person, and fewer are calling to
find out where the alumni offices are.
The Erickson Alumni House has served as host to
hundreds of visiting alumni since it was purchased
and renovated in 1991, but the growth of campus, increase in alumni activity, and need for professional
offices eventually caught up with the once residential
home. This past summer, the newly christened “Erickson Alumni Center” moved to the heart of campus
on the first floor of Riggleman Hall.
As the alumni and development staff continue to offer programs and opportunities for alumni to come
back to campus and be involved with the University,
they hope the new space will serve as the center for
reconnections. “It’s important to UC for our alumni
to feel appreciated and ‘at home’ on campus. In the
same way, we hope our alumni want to invest their
time and resources in making their treasured alma
mater feel like home for future students,” Beakes
said.
“The Alumni House was located at the end of campus,
off the beaten path for visitors,” said Ben Beakes, ’02,
vice president for development. “Now, we are visible
and accessible to everyone who comes on campus.”
The move reflects the importance of alumni to the
All alumni are encouraged to drop by the new Erickson Alumni Center when visiting campus—for directions, for information, or just to say “Hello.”
Stay Connected
Did you know that you can stay up to date
with what’s going on at UC through
Facebook, Twitter and the blogosphere?
If you are a social media junkie, be sure to
follow the accounts below. You can find out
all of the happenings from across campus
and beyond.
Twitter accounts to follow:
•
Official UC account: @UCWV
• Golden Eagle Athletics: @UCsid
Facebook accounts to friend:
•
Official UC account: University of
Charleston
•
Official School of Pharmacy account:
University of Charleston School of
Pharmacy
•
Official Grad School of Business
account: University of Charleston
Graduate School of Business
•
UC Center for Career Development
account: University of Charleston
Center for Career Development
Blog to read:
•
The UC Experience:
www.theucexperience.com
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Where were you in 1960?
This year marks the 50th
anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s
election as president. During a
campaign swing through West
Virginia, Kennedy addressed a
capacity crowd in Morris Harvey
College’s Geary Auditorium.
This photo was part of an exhibit
at the state Culture Center
commemorating JFK’s 1960 West
Virginia campaign, and we’re
guessing that the young people
pictured were Morris Harvey
students.
If you can help us identify
the students in this photo,
or have other information
about the event, please write
or email Jennie Ferretti, vice
president for communications,
at 2300 MacCorkle Avenue
SE, Charleston, WV 25304, or
[email protected]. We’ll
publish the results in the next
issue of the Maroon & Gold
magazine.
For more of Kennedy’s campus
appearance, you can access a
five-minute film segment at
http://www.ucwv.edu/about_uc/
historical_alamanac.aspx.
41
Basketball Fever
By Scott Castleman
“I wasn’t making any money, didn’t have anything to
my name, but I don’t ever remember being happier,”
said Downey.
UC men’s basketball coach Mark Downey loved his
first coaching job. The only downside was he had to
avoid catching Barton College fever while he was
there.
No, the 1995 Golden Eagle alum wasn’t dodging
school spirit. He wasn’t even avoiding falling in love
with the college’s campus set in Wilson, NC. Downey
was actually ducking every infectious germ and illness
afflicting students as he navigated through the school
infirmary to his living quarters.
“I had a little room with a closet and the bathroom was
down the hall,” said Downey. “On down the hallway
was a big room with four hospital beds, and when students got sick with something they didn’t want to have
taken back to the dorms they would have them stay
there.”
Besides his humble living quarters, the only other
compensation Downey received as an assistant coach
was three meals per day in the cafeteria. He worked at
a local junior college every morning, where he tutored
adult students for an actual paycheck.
After paying his dues at Barton, Downey made coaching stops at Marshall University (assistant), Independence Community College (assistant and head coach),
and the University of New Orleans (assistant) before
landing the head coaching job at Arkansas Tech. ATU
had only won eight conference games over the previous three years, but the Morgantown, WV, native saw
the potential. Four short years later, Downey and the
Wonder Boys compiled a remarkable 30-1 regular season record and a No. 1 national ranking heading into
the Division II NCAA tournament.
Despite falling a little short in the tournament, the
2009–10 season seemed to be a launch pad for the future of the program in Russellville, AR, with Downey
as the pilot. Fate stepped in though as long time UC
coach Greg White resigned in April and opened the
door for the former Golden Eagle guard to return
home.
“Before I made it to Arkansas Tech, I thought that if I
was going to coach Division II that UC is the place I
would like to be,” said Downey. “When Coach (Greg)
White decided to leave I got a bunch of calls, and so
at that point I thought if I was pursued I would really
have to think about it.”
Thanks to encouragement from Coach White and others, Downey did more than think about it as he accepted the job and the challenge to return the Golden
Eagles to the top. Although he was a lights-out shooter
as a player, fans should expect more emphasis put on
the defensive end by their new coach.
“When I played I couldn’t guard a soul but now I am
a defensive and rebounding coach because it wins
games,” said Downey. “Playing tough, smart and hard
makes up for a lot of other things. There are going to
be nights when you don’t shoot the ball very well, and
when that happens you better be ready to do the other
things that can help you win.”
Downey believes that the talent he was left by White is
much better than what he inherited at Arkansas Tech,
but he isn’t ready to make predictions for the upcoming year. He isn’t afraid to state the long-term goals for
his program though.
“We want to play for it all,” said
Downey. “People always tell me
that, historically, teams from the
WVIAC haven’t gone very deep
in the NCAA tournament, but we
are going to use that as a chip on
our shoulder.”
Coach Downey has
come a long way
from his modest
beginnings at Barton College. Much
to the liking of his
wife, Ericka, the
couple is not residing
anywhere
close to the school
infirmary. But that
doesn’t mean his
team isn’t capable of
spreading a little basketball fever this year.
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