Winter 2015-16 - Museum of Science, Boston

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WI NTE R 2015/2016
Under
Construction
Annual Report
2015 Honor Roll of Donors
Celebrations
Colby Honors, Walker Prize, and
Bradford Washburn Award
Explorations
Excerpt from Evolving Ourselves
by Juan Enriquez and
Steve Gullans, PhD
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FIELD NOTES
piece from overseer Juan Enriquez and Steve Gullans that
looks at causes for obesity not only in humans but among
animals.
A Grand Entrance
The construction hat on the cover says it all. If you
have visited recently, then you know that the Museum
of Science is in the midst of major renovations to our
public spaces. We are deep into phase one of our lobby
reconstruction as we work toward the grand opening of
the Yawkey Gallery on the Charles River in early 2016. And
we are expanding our concourse to improve wayfinding
and installing new restrooms to better our guest
amenities.
Our goal with the lobby, concourse, and, ultimately, our
front entrance is to transform the visitor experience
from the moment of arrival. We are rejuvenating
these spaces and, with the Yawkey Gallery, introducing
key elements of the Museum’s central story of the
interdependencies of the natural and the engineered
worlds.
The Charles River has always been an essential
feature of the Museum’s iconic lobby, and we will
soon have a gallery and exhibit area that will enable
visitors to experience the river as both a natural and
built environment through observation activities and
interactive components that encourage them to look at
the world like a scientist and solve problems like
an engineer.
In this Issue
Food has been a topic of much interest at the Museum
in recent years, and on October 22 we explored the
science and culture of food with bestselling author
Michael Pollan, as he was presented with the 2015
Bradford Washburn Award. His talk touched upon
many of the themes found in his books, particularly The
Omnivore’s Dilemma and Food Rules, as he stressed the
challenges of studying food and nutrition scientifically.
We extend the discussion of food with an Explorations
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Presentation of the Col. Francis T. Colby Award has become
a highlight of our annual calendar of events, and this year
we had an opportunity to honor one of the Museum’s
greatest benefactors, trustee Rick Burnes at the Colby
Society dinner. Rick served as chair of the Museum’s board
of trustees from 2004 to 2010, and he and his wife Nonnie
have been loyal supporters since 1968. The Colby Award
honors those who have made “extraordinary contributions
of time, treasure, and talent to the Museum,” and everyone
who knows Rick will certainly agree that he is greatly
deserving of this recognition.
Annual Report and Honor Roll of Donors
Fiscal year 2015, the final year of The Campaign for the
Museum of Science, had many high points, from the
50th Anniversary Celebration of the Washburn Award
to the world premiere of The Science Behind Pixar and
the amazingly successful crowd-funded initiative to give
Triceratops Cliff a permanent home at our institution.
In terms of our fundraising efforts, new gifts and
commitments totaled $32.7 million. This support
funds access, development and upkeep of exhibits, and
educational programming for visitors of all ages.
We thank those families who made the Museum a part of
their philanthropy. We thank those foundations that share
in and support our mission. And we thank our Premier
Partners and the corporate sponsors that help to make our
community stronger.
We would also like to thank our volunteers, interns, and
staff for their outstanding work in fiscal year 2015. And
we would like to thank our trustees and overseers for
their service and commitment to the Museum of Science,
especially Howard Messing, who completed his term as
board chair in June 2015. We value the commitment and
continued support of everyone in the Museum of Science
community.
Ioannis
N. Miaoulis, PhD
President and Director
Gwill E. York
Chair, Board of Trustees
Museum of Science
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MUSEUM OF SCIENCE WINTER 2015/2016
4 2015 ANNUAL REPORT
6 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
18 BRADFORD WASHBURN AWARD
20 EXPLORATIONS
Fat Humans, Fat Animals by Juan Enriquez
and Steve Gullans, PhD
22 IN GRATITUDE
2015 Colby Honors
24 NEW TRUSTEES AND OVERSEERS
BOARD LISTING, FISCAL YEAR 2015
26 OF NOTE
ASTC Leading Edge Award to Larry Bell,
Alabama Selects Museum Engineering
Curriculum, and Environmental Literacy
Grant from NOAA
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE IS A MAGAZINE FOR DONORS, VOLUNTEERS,
AND STAFF, PUBLISHED BY THE DIVISION OF ADVANCEMENT.
Ioannis N. Miaoulis President and Director
Ellie Starr
Senior Vice President,
Advancement
E. James Kraus Jr.
Executive Director, Development
Carl Zukroff
Director, Marketing
Communications
Editor: William Walsh
Designer: Kristin DiVona Design
Contributors: Meg Haines, Gail
Jennes
Photographers: Ashley McCabe,
Pat Piasecki, Studio Nouveau,
Jeff Thiebauth, Eric Workman/
TMP Images
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2015 FAST FACTS
Annual Report 2015
$63.1 million operating budget
$109 million endowment
OPERATING INCOME AND EXPENSES
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2015
($ in thousands)
$32.7 million philanthropic
contributions
2013
2014
2015
Operating Income
363 full-time employees
$16,482
$17,437
Revenue
$16,405
$39,319
$42,432
$45,667
Total Operating Income
$55,724
$58,914
$63,104
Program services
$39,016
$40,814
$43,566
Supporting Services
$16,675
$18,069
$19,530
Total Operating Expenses
$55,691
$58,883
$63,096
$33
$31
$8
Support
61 part-time employees
247 temporary employees
561 volunteers contributed
a total of 45,695 hours to 34
different programs – the
equivalent of 22 full-time
employees
1.38 million visitors
Operating Expenses
Net Operating Income
49,438 member households
170 corporate members
158,713 school children participated
in field trips to the Museum
18,008 children and chaperones
attended overnight programs
104,292 individuals (90,647 school
children; 13,645 public audience)
served by Traveling Programs, covering
67,021 miles throughout New England;
awarded $91,959 in scholarships
(22% of total reservations)
11,551 free Exhibit Halls passes
provided to Massachusetts residents
qualifying for Electronic Benefits
Transfer (EBT) or Supplemental
Nutrition Program
PHILANTHROPIC CONTRIBUTIONS
$ 35,000,000
$ 30,000,000
$ 25,000,000
$ 20,000,000
$ 15,000,000
$10,000,000
$ 5,000,000
$ 33.1
4
million
FY13
$ 22.1
million
FY14
$ 32.7
million
FY15
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FISCAL YEAR 2015 USES OF
OPERATING FUNDS $63,104,000
FISCAL YEAR 2015 SOURCES OF
OPERATING FUNDS $63,104,000
OTHER
INCOME
CONTRIBUTIONS
AND GRANTS
2.1%
ENDOWMENT
INCOME USED
FOR OPERATIONS
27.7%
ADMINISTRATIVE
AND GENERAL
5.3%
9.3%
DESIGNATED
FUNDS
FACILITY
OPERATIONS
9.2%
PROGRAM SERVICES
8.1%
69.0%
ANCILLARY
SERVICES
FUNDRAISING
ADMISSIONS
10.1%
7.6%
19.2%
PROGRAM
FEES
15.4%
MEMBERSHIPS
TRANSFERS
AND OTHER
11%
6.0%
ENDOWMENT MARKET VALUE JUNE 30
FY2013
FY2014
FY2015
$96.4 million
$110 million
$109 million
HIGHLIGHTS
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n October 23, 2014, the Museum
celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the
Bradford Washburn Award, honoring Sir
Timothy Berners-Lee (inventor of the
World Wide Web), Michael R. Bloomberg
(founder of Bloomberg LP & Bloomberg
Philanthropies, 108th Mayor of New
York City), and Richard Saul Wurman
(creator, curator, and chair of TED from
1984 through 2002).
he Gordon Foundation, established by
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Sophia and Bernard M. Gordon, made
a $5 million gift to the Museum to
expand the institution’s engineering and
technology offerings on our campus and
across the United States.
ore than 7,000 members of the
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community contributed $865,000 to
give Triceratops Cliff a permanent home
at the Museum of Science.
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icrosoft was honored as the 2015
Star of STEM, with Dan’l Lewin,
Microsoft’s corporate vice president
for technology and civic engagement,
accepting the award.
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he Photography of Modernist Cuisine,
a temporary exhibition of over 50
large-format food photographs taken
by scientist, photographer, and chef
Nathan Myhrvold and his team at
Modernist Cuisine, made its New
England premiere at the Museum of
Science on Saturday, October 11, 2014.
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U.S. Department of Defense
contract delivered Museum of Science
engineering curriculum to 65 schools
on military bases in seven states and
Puerto Rico serving 2,300 education
professionals and 28,000 students.
athWorks, a Premier Partner, once
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again sponsored Free Film Fridays in
our Mugar Omni Theater throughout
March. More than 12,500 visitors
enjoyed IMAX® Dome films like
Humpback Whales, Galapagos, and
Mystery of the Maya.
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s part of our World Treasures series of
temporary exhibits showcasing the art,
history, and cultural life of the ancient
world, the Museum presented Maya:
Hidden Worlds Revealed, the largest
exhibition on the ancient Maya ever
displayed in the United States.
he Institute of Museum and Library
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Services (IMLS) awarded two grants
totaling more than $600,000 to the
Museum to support ongoing visitor
experience studies and to explore
the connections between nature and
engineering using place-based learning
in the Yawkey Gallery on the Charles
River.
t the June 18, 2015 annual meeting,
n A
the Boards of Trustees and Overseers
voted to approve the Museum’s new
Long-Range Plan, an institutional
roadmap that sets a course for the
Museum of Science to become the
leading science center worldwide
in expanding the public’s access to,
understanding of, and critical thinking
around engineering, technology, and
the science.
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
As a non-profit organization, the Museum of Science relies on the generous
philanthropic contributions of individuals, families, foundations, corporations, and
organizations to fund innovation and preservation. Our fiscal year (July 1, 2014June 30, 2015) 2015 Honor Roll recognizes the importance of your support and
allows us to acknowledge those commitments by publicly saying, “Thank you.”
Hal and Lisa Tovin
Dan Fickes and Peter Jaffe
David Cabot, Ann and Ed Kania, Susan Cabot, Walter and
Dorsey Cabot, and Elise and Neil Wallace
+ 10 or more years consecutive giving
LEADERSHIP GIFTS
$1,000,000 or more
Total giving reflects both restricted and
unrestricted current-use support.
Sophia and Bernard M. Gordon
Intel+
Kurt and Therese Melden
Microsoft Corporation
National Science Foundation+
Elizabeth G. Riley and Daniel E. Smith Jr.+
U.S. Department of Justice
Yawkey Foundations+
$500,000 – $999,999
Best Buy Foundation
Biogen Foundation
Nonnie and Rick Burnes+
Brit d’Arbeloff+
Institute of Museum and Library Services+
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration+
Elise and Neil Wallace+
Gwill York and Paul Maeder+
Anonymous
$100,000 – $499,999
Dorothy and David B. Arnold Jr.
Michael R. Bloomberg
Amy and Joshua Boger
The Boston Foundation+
Cabot Corporation
Joanne and Paul Egerman+
Gretchen S. Fish
Google, Inc.
Karen and Gary Gregg+
Haley Family Foundation
Daphne and George Hatsopoulos+
Ann and Ed Kania
Ruby W. and Lavon P. Linn Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Loring III
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Lovejoy Jr.+
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M Matching support
Massachusetts Cultural Council
Colleen and Howard Messing+
Elizabeth Moore
Jane and A. Neil Pappalardo+
Amelia Peabody Charitable Fund
Raytheon
Gene and Abby Record+
Michael and Helen Schaffer Foundation
Ira and Jacquie Stepanian+
Fredericka and Howard Stevenson
Joan and Herman Suit+
Henri and Belinda Termeer+
Susan and Michael Thonis+
Margaret and Jim Wade
Edwin S. Webster Foundation
Anonymous (2)
$50,000 – $99,999
Adobe Systems Incorporated
Francis T. Colby Trust+
Albert and Hilary Creighton+
Richard DiPerna and Jean Nichols+
Genzyme Corporation+
Hermann Foundation
Edna and Donald M. Kaplan+
Susan C. Kaplan
Jack Little and Nancy Wittenberg+
Massachusetts Cultural Council+
Massachusetts Department of Elementary and
Secondary Education
Nordblom Family Foundation
Marc Rubenstein and Jill Hai
William M. and Judith A. Steul+
Payson and Jane Swaffield M
U.S. Charitable Gift Trust+
$25,000 – $49,999
Mary and John E. Abele+
Lee and Nile Albright MD/AMRF+
Robert and Nancy Anthony
Sarah and Jeffrey Beir+
The Joshua and Anita Bekenstein Charitable Fund
Alexis Borisy and Lia Meisinger+
John M. and the late Jane C. Bradley+
Corning Life Sciences
The Tarrant Cutler Family
Deborah Dunsire and Michael Hall
European Union
Highland Street Foundation+
Jane and Mark Hirsh
Emily C. Hood+
Barbara and Amos Hostetter+
Wayne and Norva Kennard+
Anne C. Kubik and Michael Krupka
Maria and Wes Kussmaul
Leo Liu, M.D. and Pendred Noyce, MD+
Alistair and Sharon Lowe+
LARS Foundation+
Oracle Corporation
Norman H. Read Trust
Richard Saltonstall Charitable Foundation
Samsung Telecommunications America, LLC
Rebecca B. and Preston H. Saunders+
William Schawbel and Judy Samelson+
SheGives
Sidney A. Swensrud Foundation
Tee Taggart and Jack Turner M
Susan Whitehead+
Anonymous
ANNUAL FUND
Unrestricted contributions that impact virtually
every facet of the Museum’s daily operations.
Discoverers Society
Platinum ($100,000 or more)
Brit d’Arbeloff+
Jane and A. Neil Pappalardo +
($25,000 – $99,999)
Argosy Foundation on behalf of
Mary and John E. Abele+
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Honor Roll of Donors | Fiscal Year 2015
Sarah and Jeffrey Beir+
The Joshua and Anita Bekenstein
Charitable Fund
John M. and the late Jane C. Bradley+
Nonnie and Rick Burnes+
Albert and Hilary Creighton+
Joanne and Paul Egerman+
Karen and Gary Gregg+
Jane and Mark Hirsh
Emily C. Hood+
Barbara and Amos Hostetter+
Ann and Ed Kania+
Jack Little and Nancy Wittenberg+
Alistair and Sharon Lowe+
Colleen and Howard Messing+
William Schawbel and Judy Samelson+
Gwill York and Paul Maeder+
Anonymous (2)
Gold Level
($10,000 – $24,999)
Amy and David Abrams+
Judy and Richard Anders+
Amy and Joshua Boger+
Alexis Borisy and Lia Meisinger+
Richard A. Carpenter+
The Cedar Street Foundation+
Nancy E. Dempze and Daniel J. Bailey, III+
Jaishree and Desh Deshpande+
Susan and Gary T. DiCamillo+
Richard DiPerna and Jean Nichols+
Gretchen S. Fish
Anne and Walter J. Gamble
Hannelore and Jeremy Grantham
Daphne and George Hatsopoulos+
Gardner Hendrie and Karen Johansen+
Patricia and Galen Ho
Tina and Neil Horwitz+
Jeri Ikeda and Yet-Ming Chiang
Edna and Donald M. Kaplan+
Kathryn B. Kavadas+
Beth and Brian Keane+
Wayne and Norva Kennard+
Wendy and Philip Kistler+
Lakeside Foundation+
LARS Foundation+
Pam Lassiter+
Kenneth D. and Ardelle F. Legg
Tom and Bonnie Leighton
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Lovejoy Jr.+
Carol G. and Robert L. Mayer+
David McCord and Stephen Hendrickson
Ann Merrifield and Wayne Davis+
Elizabeth Moore+
Laura Barker Morse and Kenneth P. Morse+
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Mucci+
Thomas and Jennifer Pincince
William and Helen Pounds+
Gene and Abby Record+
Elizabeth G. Riley and Daniel E. Smith Jr.+
Deborah Sheedy+ M
Barbara and Malcolm L. Sherman+
Brian and Stephanie Spector
Ira and Jacquie Stepanian+
William M. and Judith A. Steul+
Joan and Herman Suit+
Gabriel Sunshine and Geraldine Acuna
Payson and Jane Swaffield M
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Swanson
Tee Taggart and Jack Turner M
Henri and Belinda Termeer+
Susan and Michael Thonis+
Steve Vinter
Weiss Family Foundation
Xiaohua Zhang and Quan Zhou
Anonymous
Silver Level
($5,000 – $9,999)
Donald-Bruce Abrams and
Roberta Rubin+
Brenda and Stephane Bancel
Karl Bandtel and Farley Urmston
The Barrington Foundation+
Robert F. Bulens+
Betsy Washburn Cabot+
Dorothy S. and Walter M. Cabot+
Julie and Kevin Callaghan+
Robert Carpenter and Karen Maloney
Judith and David Craver
Catherine and Peter Creighton
Sally and George P. Edmonds Jr.+
Mary and Juan Enriquez
Trinidad and Melanie Flores M
Judith A. and Lionel P. Fortin+
Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Gainsboro
Sandy and Dozier Gardner+
Granville C. Garth+
Helen Greiner
Joan Stephens Hadly
Jean and Henry Hall+
Bambi Hatch+
Ina and Lewis Heafitz+
Barbara Hughey
Ronald and Kathleen Jackson+
David L. Jegen and Cynthia Greene+
Phil Johnson and Donna Gordon+
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Johnstone+
Susan C. Kaplan
Alexa and Ranch Kimball+
CC King and Tom Tarpey+
Barbara Kirchheimer
Kirstin Lynde and Michael E. Kolowich+
Jone LaBombard and William Noyce
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Lawrence+
Robin Levin+ M
James and Susan McGlennon M
Marianne and Kenneth J. Novack+
Jill and Thomas Pappas
Johan and Laura Pontin
James Rosenberg+
Bonnie and Thomas A. Rosse+
Lisa and Jonathan Rourke
Rebecca B. and Preston H. Saunders+
Carol A. and Matthew D. Shedd+
Jordan and Rebecca Shin
Jay and Wendy Spencer
Maria and Ray Stata+
Gerry Swislow+
Ms. Jean C. Tempel and Mr. Peter A. Wilson+
Hal and Lisa Tovin+
Marc and Nadia Ullman+
Elise and Neil W. Wallace+
The Wapack Foundation+
D. Reid Weedon Jr. +
Susan Whitehead+
Shellie Miller and Jeff Arnold
Steve and Joanne Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Becton Jr.+
Mr. Russell S. Beede+
Steven and Christine Bellon+
Adam and Kayte Bellusci
Willa and Taylor Bodman
Carol Bowen
Kerry Bowie and Sherri-Ann Burnett-Bowie
Cynthia Breazeal and Robert Blumofe
Mrs. Earline S. Bush
Scott and Mary Carson
Mr. Stephen E. Coit and Prof. Susan Napier
Jorge Conde and Cristina Ferrer
William and Stacy Cowan
Mrs. Tarrant Cutler
Edith L. Dabney and the John H. Knowles Family+
Mr. Nelson J. Darling Jr.+
Kim and Judith Davis
Dr. Randall Davis and Dr. Dana Penney+
Mr. and Mrs. Jean E. de Valpine
Tim and Katie Delaney
Matthew and Gabrielle D’Errico
Sally and John Dias+
Mark and Laura DiNapoli
Mr. Richard Donoho+
Priscilla Douglas
Dr. Richard Eglen and Mrs. Angela Eglen
Eicher Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Eisenson
Fenel M. and Lucy Eloi
R. Matt and Katherine Fates
Barbara and John Fibiger+
Todd and Melissa Foley
Ann and Randy Fowler
Robert Frankston and Eleanor Elkin
Nina Frusztajer
C. MacKay Ganson Jr. and
Julia K. Ganson
Elise and Dozier L. Gardner+
Dr. and Mrs. Steven D. Garland+
Jim and Kim Goldinger
Kaia and Jono Goldstein
Jonathan Goodman and Elizabeth Silverman
Norman and Amy Gorin+
Richard and Zeina Grinnell
Ms. Anne B. Hagan+
Robert and Bethe Hagopian
Matthew and Beth Hamory
The Helen G. Hauben Foundation+
Evelyn Higginbotham
Linda and Tim Holiner+
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hood+
Peter and Adrienne Jaffe M
Indu Javeri
Peggy Johnson and Kondeleye Ross
Salim Kabawat and Ann O’Connell
David Kreisler and Gwyn Williams
Caroline and Andrew Lamb
Tamara and Fred Ledley+
George and Emmy Lewis
Steve Woodsum and Anne Lovett
Roxanne Eigenbrod Zak and
Michael J. Zak
Anonymous (5)
Bronze Level
($2,500 – $4,999)
Vernon R. Alden+
Bernice Broyde, Fredi Stevenson
and Brit d’Arbeloff
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Andrew Ley and Carol Searle+
Stephanie and Thanasi Liakos
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lowell+
G. Raymond and Barbara Luddy
Cynthia and Kent Lundberg
Catherine Lyden and Joseph Siemiatkoski+
The Lynch Foundation
Doug and Amy MacDougall
Julie Mackin and Daniel Clevenger
Ted MacLean and Joanne Liautaud
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacPherson Jr.+
Kristen Fleury, Matthew Galligan
and Dan Fogarty
Stuart R. Taylor and Susan Adams
Barbara and Marshall Tobins
Gene and Susan Tremblay
Friedrich and Antonia von Gottberg
U.S. Trust
Constantin von Wentzel and
Shoma Aditya
David and Lisa Walker
Mr. and Mrs. John Weitzel+
Dr. Charles V. and
Mrs. Mary Sue Willie+
Ms. Amy Morse Winslow and
Mr. Toffer Winslow+
Scott and Dana Yaphe
Andrey and Christianne Zarur
Anonymous (5)
Explorers Society
Everest ($1,200 – $2,499)
Patrick Bartlett+
Dr. Jill Becker
Warren and Marjorie Berg
Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Bernstein+
Oscar Malcolm and Sandra Stratford
Ilene Mason
Dr. David J. McGrath+
Mr. and Mrs. Neal P. Miller
Trevor Miller and Kim Williams
Dave and Michele Mittelman
Gregory Moore and Wynne Szeto PhD
Lorraine and Charles Morss+
Terrence Norchi MD and Heidi Norchi
Mary Anne and Jeffrey North+
Chelsie and Sandy Olney
Ha and Randall Orbon
Gregory and Lori O’Shaughnessy+
Lynne and Tim Palmer
George and Melissa Papayannis
Donald and Sandra Perrin
John S. and Jessica Peters M
Chinh Pham and Laureen McVay
Jasmine and Paul Mashikian
Steven and Jill Purpura
Robert and Sally Quinn+
Katherine and Daniel Relihan
Mark and Lynne Rickabaugh
Daniel Rinehart
Carmichael Roberts and Sandra Park
Chris and Cathy Rogers
Douglas Romich and Pat Tietbohl
Rudy and Anne Ruggles+
Ann Ellen and John Rutherford+
Luly and Maurice Samuels
Jacqueline Savoie and Dennis McCool+
Emily F. Schabacker+
Stanley and Barbara Schantz+
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin G. Schorr+
Karl and Deborah Schwiegershausen
Drs. Leslie and Harvey Shaff
The Shane Foundation+
Michael and Heather Sherman
Jenot W. and William U. Shipley MD+
Drs. Eleanor and Miles Shore+
Lawrence and Joan Siff+
Medha Sinha and Arthur G. Epker III+
Norm Smith and Judy Reed-Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Z. Sorenson
Kenneth and Carol Vash Spritz+
John Stafford and Morgan Hellmold
Elinor Svenson
JoEllen and David Sweet
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Sweetland+
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Thomas and Leila Bodie
Jonathan and Rachel Burke
Hsi-Pen Chen and Kenneth Hancock
Susan and Gerald Cohen+
Flora and Anita D’Angio+
John and Cheryl Danieli+
Elisabet de los Pinos
eSentire, Inc
Patrick Gan M
Jeff and Sena Gore
Adam Gorlovsky-Schepp and
Jeanie Gorlovsky-Schepp
Lawrence Green
Margaretta and Jerry Hausman+
Michael and Jeanne Henry+
Jeanne Hilsinger
M. Benjamin Howe
Emily G. Kahn
Timothy and Joan Keutzer
David and Ann Lozier
Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Lubin
Ariel and Christopher Maddocks M
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Malpass Jr.
Leslie and Colin Masson
Christopher and Olena McHugh
McLane Harper Charitable Foundation
Ioannis Miaoulis+
Alice Murphy and William Bancroft
Tami Nason and Kent A. Lage
Alison Nolan
Michelle and Thomas O’Connor
Frances and Michael Payne
Evelyn and Marilyn Petschek
Kathy Putnam and George Putnam III
René and Susan Ruiz
Robert and Beth Sackstein+
Mira Sahney and Howard Tang M
Daniel and Ranella Saul
Alan and Elizabeth Schlosberg M
Miriam Kadima Schwartz and
Beverly Ilene Schwartz
Lori and Matthew Sidman
Susan and James Snider
Lionel and Vivian Spiro
Nancy and Steve Stayton+
Karel and Catherine Steiner
Steven A. Tague+
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel O. Thier+
Richard and Judy Usen
Robert and Virginia Usen
Scott Wayne
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley H. Willis
Amy Woods +
Anonymous (2)
McKinley/Denali
($600 – $1,999)
Elizabeth Adams and Clifford Lasser
Susan Aguiar
Bruce Anderson and Lara Sojka M
Marc and Melanie Anderson+
Alma Antoniotti and Gail Jennes+
Andrew Bender
The Benevity Community Impact Fund
Jane and Jerry Berman
Erica Bial and Todd Chapin
Robert and Fran Birmingham
Marietta and David Boon+
Tom Borieko and Alison Coolidge
Dale and Kristina Brunelle+ M
Gordon Burnes and Suzie Tapson
John and Kate Cabot+
Rebecca Cannon and Scott Miller+
Brian and Laura Caputo
Ronald and Ronni Casty
Feng and Shu-Mei Chen
Ellen Cohen and Daniel Haber+
Thomas and Lisa Collins+
Reverend Louise Conant and Dr. Loring Conant Jr.+
Karen and Brian Conway
Jeffrey and Alison Corin
Elisabetta Cortesi and Michael Cima+
David and Natalie Cowan
Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Dain
James Daniell and Susan LeClaire+
Charles and Patricia Davis+
Joshua Dillon
Marna Dolinger
Tina Donnarummo M
Steven and Peggy Dorval
John and Elizabeth Dowd
Nathan and Patty Dowden
Elisabeth M. Drake
Amy Edmondson and George Daley
Marion S. and David W. Ellis+
EnerNOC, Inc.
Jack and JoAnne Faer
Jacqueline and Graig Fantuzzi
John and Linda Felter
Marjorie Findlay and Geoffrey Freeman
Steven and Renee Finn
Joseph Fischer
Fabian and Suzanne Fondriest
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Freiman
Robert Gable
Hilary and Christopher Gabrieli+
Norman and Madeleine Gaut
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Gelb+
Harvey and Irene George+
Leilani and Andrew Germain
Liane Glazer
Carol R. and Avram J. Goldberg
Jason Gorer and Nancy Rhei-Gorer M
Jonathan Green and Jennifer Stone+
Kathy Grise and Alexandra Grise
Gloria and Joseph Haddad
Brian Hale
Frank and Melissa Hanenberger
Nan and Bill Harris+
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Hatfield Jr.
Hannah Henderson
Morton and Sandra Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hollis+
John Huth and Karen Agnew
Sheri and Steve Idelman
Joan and Timothy Ingraham
Paul Ippolito
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Pamela Jackson and F. Gardner Jackson Jr.
Gary and Susan Jacobson
Leslie Jeng and Jon Biotti
Aleksander Jonca and Erica Appleman
Michelle and Steven Karol
Paul Kazolias and Debra Mayo
Chingyun and Gerd Keiser
Amitha and James Knight
Richard and Amy Kohan
Jim and Patty Kraus
Marie Lamont and Keith Luf
Jeffrey and Janet Larson
Priscilla Lawrence and Patrick MeLampy
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leahy+
Alexander and Eileen Leith
Pamela Lenehan and Lawrence Geuss
John D. C. Little+
Stephen Lynch
Mark S. Manooshian
Joseph and Gwynedd Maranzano
Melissa and Kevin Martin
Segundo Mateo
Edwina and Richard McCarthy
Georgio and Rahel Meimaris
Eli Meir and Linda Rauch
Dr. Kristin L. Mix
George and Nancy Mumford
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Nasella+
Jennifer Nassour and Charles Brucato
Victor Nghe M
Paul and Marcela Noonan
Peter and Kristin Nordblom
Dr. Felicia Walton Pagliuca and
Mr. Joe Pagliuca
George and Wanda Patterson
Randy Peeler and Kate Kellogg+
Russell and Meghan Perkins
Finley and Patricia Perry+
Adrea Peters
Sandra Peters and B. Scott Andersen
Kathleen Peto and Dan Rice
Paula and Mark Petschek
Jonathan and Stacy Pfautz
Al and Martha Plante+
Ms. Joyce L. Plotkin and Dr. Bennett Aspel+
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Poole+
Daniel and Jessica Poscover
Mr. and Mrs. George Putnam+
Mitchell and Adrienne Rabkin
Lawrence Ralph
Mr. and Mrs. William Phipps Rice M
Joseph and Teresa Rock
Jamie and Leila Rome
Mark and Etta Rosen
Michael Russell M
Richard and Diane Schmalensee
Robert and Catherine Schneider+
Daniel Schwinn and Caterina Bandini+
Jennifer and Gregory Sieczkiewicz
Jacob and Jessica Silber
Stephen and Mary Jane Simo
Josh Simons
Aimee and Eric Sprung M
Carrie Stalder
Mrs. Prudence Steiner
Meeijih and David Sun+
Dr. and Mrs. Nasser Tehranian+
Peter Thonis
Ethelanne Trent and Charles Silver
Lawrence Udell
Nathanael Waller+
Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Weeks Jr.
Frederic Weldon
Elisabeth and Stephen Whalen
Peter and Rebecca White+
Deborah and Charles Whitehead
Daniel and Cynthia Whitney
Stephen and Angela Winter M
Stanley Yamane and Stephanie Hawkins
Anonymous (4)
Kilimanjaro
($300 – $599)
Ned Abelson
Mark and Debby Abrahams
Alli Achtmeyer and Yvonne Finnerty
H. and Marilyn Adams
Giovanni Alabiso
Lee and Nile Albright MD/AMRF+
Ellen and Richard Alexander
Osama Ahmed Algrenawi and
Madline Shehada
Edward and Nicole Allie
Charles Anderson and Oneeka Williams
Edythe and Jay Anderson+
Gila Appleby and Sarah Appleby
Paula and Sheldon Apsell
Lucy Armstrong and Thilo Henkes
Mark and Christy Arnold
Ann and Caroline Atwood
Joanne Ayers and Christine White
Ben and Meghan Balbale
Naomi and Gilbert Bass
James and Edith Bastian
Cathryn and Gordon Baty
The Baupost Group, LLC
Robert Bechek+
Reinier and Nancy Beeuwkes
Jennifer Behr and Marco Rotondo
Jeff Behrens and Lori Rutter
Lawrence Bell
Edward Bennett and Lucy Mack
Ross Berbeco and Kristin Canavan
Howard and Sabine Berke
Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Besen
Atul Bhan and Ishir Bhan
Firdaus and Jasmin Bhathena+
Carolyn Bingham and Susan Bingham
Kol Birke and Melissa Chu
Bruce and Margaret Black
Robert and Jennifer Blackburn
Daniel and Kristine Blum
Steven and Gail Blumsack+
Paul and Rene Bodmer
Paul and Gail Bork
Wayne Bouchard
Craig and Maureen Boyce
Debra and Edward Boyer
Rebecca and Ardell Brackley
Ann Braude and Andy Adler
Mr. Daniel Bricklin and Dr. Carol Singer+
Maribeth and Mark Brostowski
Judith and Bruce Bullard
Erik and Shilpy Bunce
Kennett and Barbara Burnes
Rebecca and Lynn Byberg
Diego Cadavid and Maria Diaz
Milton Cail
Annmarie Caracansi and Joe Bizup
Coralee and Caitlin Carrigan
Heather and James Case
Lynne Cavanaugh and James Kitendaugh
Matthew and Kelly Cavanaugh
Alfred Cece and Nikolas Cameles
Kai Chan and Jocelyn Chen
Raymond Chan and Lisa Mahle
Wei Chang and Herman Chang
Melissa Chase and K. E. Duffin
Rajeev and Sonia Chawla
Christian Chedel
Jiang Chen and Qinqin Wang
Hsin Cheng
Mitchell Chester and Angela Sangeorge
Sudhir Chilakapati and Gayathri Ramaswamy
David and Dorothy Ching
Michael and Germaine Choe
Dorothy and Niels Christiansen
Darren Chun and Melinda Lane
Elizabeth and George Clark
Daniel and Raeann Clarke
Charles More, Pia Sorenson, Jody Adams
and Ken Rivard
Julia Clarkson and Steven Glick
Beverly and Murray Cohen
Sherryl and Gerard Cohen
Henry Cohn and Rachel Miller
Thomas and Kathryn Colby
John and Nichola Collins +
Helen Colquhoun and John Maclennan
Nathaniel S. and Catherine E. Coolidge
Susan and Geoffrey Coram
Kimberly Correia and Tracy Hall
Linda and Jack Coughlin M
John and Brenda Coutinho
Michael and Lakshmi Cox
Catharine and William Crawford
Christine Creager M
Anne Crowley
Robert and Monica Crozier
Anne and James Crump
Mark and Russell Currie
Paul Currie
Jessica Cyr and Keegen MacRae
Murray and Judith Danforth
Stephen and Mei Davis
Kimberly Dawson
Serena Dee
Eileen Deignan and Victor Hsu
Jennifer and Donald Delikat+
Antonette and Philip Dennis+
Rena and Jason Denoncourt
Leslie DeSimone and Ken Descoteaux
Mark and Sarah Desimone
David and Amy DeSteno
Warren and Elizabeth Dew
David and Cristy Dichmann
Anna and Carl Dietrich
Jon and Danya Dinwoodey
Joseph Dollard+
Joan and Kevin Donahue
Jonathan Donaldson
Timothy Douros
Kevin Doyle
Corrie and Tom Dretler
Christopher DuBois and Emily Belz
Robert Duby and Dale Gorman
Meredith Dunn
Susan Dunn and Robert Cunjak
John and Colleen Lyons DuPre
Harriett Eckstein+
David and Lois Elliott
James and Ben Elmore
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Erik and Neslin Ergen M
Brett and Britt Estwanik
Cynny and Michael Evanisko
Laurel and Wendy Farnsworth
Richard and Nancy Farrell
David and Randi Ferrero
Kaja and Dan Fickes
Jack and V. Joyce Fisher
James Fitzgerald and Marjorie Osheroff+
Barry and Xiaoling Fogel
Jaime and Bill Saturno
Nigel Foster and Susan Howitt+
Richard and Christopher Freiss
Patricia Freysinger
Michael and Linda Frieze+
Katherine and Jesper Froekjaer
Alan and Sandra Frohman
Andrew and Kelly Fulmer
Heidi and Edward Furlong
Matthew Galligan
Joshua Gan and Andrew Nutter-Upham
Michael Garda
Kelly and Charles Garofalo
Robyn and Dale Garth
Abdelaziz and Sajda Gdihi
Pantelis A. Georgiadis
Butera Gianfranco and
Vanesa Carlota Andreu
Charles and Donna Gibson
Dvorit Gilad-Cohen and Alon Cohen
Larry and Luanne Gilbertson M
John Gillono and Diane Lebel
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmartin
Jeff and Mal Goldsmith
Kathryn Goodfellow and Darren Beals
Diane and Lloyd Gordon
Michael and Mary Gordon
Steven and Mary Gordon
Brian and Lauren Grace
Kenneth and Peggy Grace
Ms. Kathryn D. Grado
Paul and Priscilla Gray
Andrew and Jane Green
Michele Greenwald and Martin Bernstein
Lindsay and Garth Greimann
Lee and Lulu Grodzins
Joshua and Eileen Gundersheimer
Jane and Allan Hackney
Carol and Hisham Hafez
Michael Hale and Margaret O’Donnell
Annie Halvorsen+
Brendan and Karen Harley
Anne and Jack Harrington
Mr. and Mrs. Chip Hazard
David and Carolina Heintz
Dr. William R. Helfrich Jr.+
Jonas and Kathy Hellgren
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Jennifer Hession
Joerg Heyer and Birgit Funke
Gareth Hicks and Andrea Ashford
Rebecca and Matthew Hjort
Mr. and Mrs. John Ho
Jane Minkoff Hodes and Richard Hodes
Eloise and Arthur Hodges
Jonnet K. Holladay+
Jim Holley and Heather Wilczynski
Christian Holmblad and Margaret Hudlin
Katherine and Matt Homer
Glenn and Karen Hong
Seth Hoogasian and Lisa Wohlleib
Cyrus Hopkins
John and Hilary Hopkins
Alex and Torri Horovitz
Courtney Horvath and Kathy Kozul
Laura and Justin Houk
David and Becky Houston
Stanley A. Howe Jr.
David Hughes
Peter Huntington
John Hussey and Kimberly Fletcher
Geoffrey and Viva Hyatt
Ewan and Emily Innes
Steven Isakoff and Sherri Spear
Christopher Jackson
Jon and Mary-Kate Jamen
Andrew and Cynthia Janower
Diane and Robert Jaye
Suriya Jeyapalan and Cora Jeyadame
Dayra Jimenez and Rojelio Perez
Linda and E. Verner Johnson
Eric Jonassen and Arlene Taros
Joseph Joseph and Elizabeth Birk
Zeina Kahhale
Sharon Kam
Paul and Elizabeth Kastner+
Judith Katz and Dean Solomon
David and Harriet Kaufman
Kevin Kelcourse and Cristina Gonzalez
Barbara and Rachel Keller
Dennis Kelly and Linda Aglio
Maryann and Michael Kenney
Doug Kerr and Liisa Nogelo
Maria Kihlberg
Laurie and Robert Kinsella
Hall Kirkham and Marjorie Asfour-Kirkham
Norman and Nancy Klayman
Albert Kopek and Christopher O’Brien
Matthew Kovar
Peter and Deborah Krieg
Peter Kuper
Renee Kwok and Michael Travis
Molly and Haven Ladd
David and Marianne Laffitte
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lapham+
John and Randi Lapidus
Bill and Lisa Laskin
Amy Lasota M
Jeanne Lauer-Williams and Mic Williams
Martha and Lucian Leape
Laura Lechner and Daniel Ginsburg
Phillip Ledin
Emma Lees and Ali Fattaey
Erin and Nicholas Leone
Yair Leviel and Carol Wong
Drs. Manuel and Marcia Lipson
Dr. Shan-Lee Liu and Po-Shang Chen PhD
Sissi Liu and Tim Hartmann
Michael and Agnes Lombard
Carl and Bridget Long
John and Mary Loureiro
Frank Luby
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyman
Karen and Sean Lynn-Jones+
Cindy and Mac Mackey
Peter Mager and Michele Chabot+
Michael Magliochetti
Susan Mahan and Steven Kirincich
Rizwan Mallal
Patrick and Caroline Maloney
Todd Mandella
Tim and Lisa Manning
Lee Manuel and Greg Lambrecht
David and Deborah Marcus
Christine Mariano and Tracy Sawtehlle
Pamela Marron
Robert and Evelyn Marsh
B. Diane Martin and David G. Shaw
Joseph and Rachel Martin
Dennis Mascio
Laurie and Gregory Massing
Jennifer Mayer
Jeff Mayersohn and Linda Seamonson
Thomas and Emily McClintock
Kathleen and Scott McConnell
Jeffrey and Christine McCormick
James and Diane McDermott+
Peter and Jeannette McGinn+
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McGinnes
Alice McGrai+
Brian and Patricia McGrattan
Susan McLeish and Anna Takahashi
Siobhan McMahon and Philip Holland
Stephen and Laetitia Mead Jr.
Sumeet and Shveta Mehra
Megan and Udi Meirav
Glenn and Barbara Meurer
Catherine and Dominique Michaud
Ray and Christine Miller
Sharon A. Miller
Martha Minow and Joseph Singer
Lois M. Monge+
Cynthia and Dennis Moreau
Ellen and David Morrison
Joe and Carol Morrow
Jessica and Jonathan Moy
Brian Moynihan and Susan Berry
Benjamin Muchler
Carolyn Mugar
Raymond Mui and Susanna Lee-Mui
Corinne Muller and Richard Wayne
Marcus and Hannah Muller
Ian and Michelle Mullet
Marc and Sarah Murai
Benjamin and Dana Murray
Sandy and David Murray
Robert Myslik and Shari Melto
Darius Naigamwalla
Anil Nair and Graciely Faria
Robert Neary
Tania and Les Nedbalek
Paul and Christine Neslusan
Peter and Beatrice Nessen
Norman Newman and JoAnne Ziebarth
Cheri and Miller Newton
Christina and Peter Nicholas
Kenneth and Phyllis Nobel
Mary Noble+
Dyanne O’Brien and Patrick O’Brien
William O’Donnell and Jessica Wieselquist
Helen and Ronald O’Keefe
Natalija O’Loughlin and Julie Collins
Thor Olson
Claudia Ordonez and Frederic Little
William O’Reilly Jr. and Elizabeth Ross
Bill and Dawne Oskirko
Christine and Bennett Otten
Tomoko and Kei Ouchi
Brita and Chris Outzen
Brooke Paige
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Maria and Thanos Pantazis
Monica Parker-James and Martyn James
Dr. Stuart Pergament
Margaret Philbrick and Gerald Sacks+
Drs. Beverly and James Philip
Douglas and Alison Plante
Thomas Poor
Patty and Chris Popov
William Porcaro and Susan Sweeney
A. L. Prince
John Quackenbush and Mary Kalamaras
Mr. William M. Raeder
Jay Rao and Clemencia Aramburo
Carey and Ann Rappaport
Beverly and William Reed
Caroline Reeves and Jim Lee
Minda and Rick Reidy
Neal and Amy Reiner
Sara Remsen
Phyllis and George Reservitz+
Dr. Mitchel Resnick
Frederick and Bonnie Rich
Ellen Rigatti
Jack and Karen Rizika
Marne Rizika
Kayt Racz, Cathy Wissink and
Julie Bennett
John and Victoria Rizzi
Suzanne and Grant Rodkey MD
Bruce and Janice Rogoff
Bernard and Deborah Rosselli
Raquel Ruiz and Stephen Haber
Paul and Robert Ruseau
Paul Rutz and Sandra Henry
Aleksandr and Nicole Ryabin
Steven and Michelle Ryan
Mark and Elisia Saab
Jesse and Yael Sage
Maurizio Salato and Monica Viglianco
The Salu Family
Nancy Sandman
Elia Sandoval and Alejandro Barrientos
Jason and Teresa Sanphy
Marlene Santiago and Duncan Gill
H. Jay and Marilyn Sarles
Tedd and Ella Saunders
Mr. and Mrs. Nicola Savignano
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Savoy
Richard and Sheila Schlesinger
Mrs. Helen Chin Schlichte+
Heidi Schmidt and Keith Page
Sarah and Chris Schoettle+
Bill and Jill Schoonmaker
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Schwartz+
Galit and Daniel Schwartz
Barbara and Edward Scolnick
Duncan and Asli Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Shanks Jr.
Michelle Shea Lasala and Elizabeth Shea
William Shea MD and Laura Shea
James Sherley
Robin Sherman+
Bill Sherman
James Shields and Gayle Merling
Stephanie and Alex Shimada-Brand
Anna Shine and Vilson Bellim
Jon and Sue Sirota
Thomas and Amy Skenderian
Bill and Jamie Slack
Mary Slavet
Cynthia Smith and Steve Imrich
Katherine and Ted Smith
Mason Smith and Gordon Green
Mitchell Smith and Elizabeth Diblasio-Smith
Venkat and Pratima Srinivasan
Madhulika and Sindhu Srivastava
Antony and Ellen Stark+
Catharina and Frans Stassen
Alan Steinert
Jennifer and Seth Stier
James M. and Cathleen D. Stone
Gregg and Lisa Stone
Mary Ann Streeter+
Danny Su
Leslie and Dan Sullivan
Kimberly and Jason Summa
Stacy and Richard Swain
Alicia and Stephen Symchych
Herbert and Marjorie Talcoff
Marjory Taylor and Dean DeMaster
Paul Taylor and Lauren Olmsted
Rebecca and Thomas Taylor
Richard Teller
Jay Tenenbaum and Josh Tenenbaum
Walter and Lynn Tennant
Janet L. Testa
Jeremy Thai
Kelly and Michael Thome+
Joan Thompson+
Anne Thonis
Baruch Ticho and Allison August
Lorette Tiernan
Petar Todorov
Melissa Tovin
Anita Treohan
Julian and Karen Troake
Michael and Kathy Trogolo
Theodore Tso
Joseph and Trudy Tumidajski+
Maura Turner
Mrs. F. Cort Turner III
Anya and Alexander Turovskiy
Glen and Andrea Urban
Sandeepsinh and Parul Vaghela
Lisalynn and David Valence
Vincent and Joanne Vannah+
Peter Vaream
Anton and Susan Verhulst
Girija and Sanjeev Verma
Krishnamurth Vinay and Lakshmi Iyer
Eric and Lisa Volkin
Christian and Jana Vonhehn
Jennifer Walker and Gaurav Shah
David I. Walsh
Benjamin Wang
Susannah and Andrew Wardly
Jamie and Kyle Warner M
Shawn Warren and Placido Costanzo
John and Amy Watson
Stephen and Beverly Watson
John Watters
Mrs. Joanne Weafer
Susan B. Weir
Paul and Donna Weitz
Walther T. Weylman+
Russell and Jennifer Wilcox
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. H. Witherby
Ellis and Jennifer Withington
Sara Withington
Mark and LeeAnn Wolff
Kieu and Alex Wong
David Woods and Nancy Krolewski
Giang and James Wyner
Rozanna Yaing and Sunchy Kang
Marco Yan
David and Terry Yoffie
Charles and Margaret Ziering
Todd Zion
Rya Zobel
Anonymous (19)
Innovators
(Annual Fund gifts of $500 or more)
A community of philanthropic young professionals
(up to age 45) who are passionate about science
and technology, enjoy networking, and share an
interest in developing non-profit leadership skills.
Dr. Jill Becker
Adam and Kayte Bellusci
Ross Berbeco and Kristin Canavan
Erica Bial and Todd Chapin
Daniel Clevenger and Julie Mackin
Catharine and William Crawford
Kimberly Dawson
Rena and Jason Denoncourt
Tina Donnarummo
Brett and Britt Estwanik
Kaja and Dan Fickes
Trinidad and Melanie Flores
Todd and Melissa Foley
Matthew Galligan
Leilani and Andrew Germain
Christopher Ghadban
Matthew and Beth Hamory
Terron Hill
Laura and Justin Houk
Daniel Hullah and Donna Clark
Peter Huntington
Ewan and Emily Innes
Peter and Adrienne Jaffe
Aleksander Jonca and Erica Appleman
Caroline and Andrew Lamb
Mary Pat Lancelotta
Cynthia and Kent Lundberg
Melissa and Kevin Martin
Michael McAvoy
Erin McCusker
Siobhan McMahon and Philip Holland
Joe and Carol Morrow
Ian and Michelle Mullet
Robert Neary
Alison Nolan
Felicia Walton Pagliuca and Joe Pagliuca
George and Melissa Papayannis
Russell and Meghan Perkins
Jonathan and Stacy Pfautz
Sara Remsen
Nancy Riley
Daniel Rinehart
Mira Sahney and Howard Tang
Jennifer and Gregory Sieczkiewicz
Jacob and Jessica Silber
Josh Simons
Carrie Stalder
Paul Taylor and Lauren Olmsted
Petar Todorov
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Constantin von Wentzel and Shoma Aditya
Benjamin Wang
Jay and Wendy Spencer
Anonymous
RESTRICTED GIFTS
Supporting a host of projects,
programs, and capital projects and defined
programs.
$1,000,000 or more
Intel
National Science Foundation
Elizabeth G. Riley and Daniel E. Smith Jr.
Yawkey Foundations
$500,000 – $999,999
Best Buy Foundation
Biogen Foundation
Nonnie and Rick Burnes
Brit d’Arbeloff
Institute of Museum and Library Services
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Elise and Neil Wallace
Gwill York and Paul Maeder
Anonymous
Dan’l Lewin, Annmarie Levins and Kevin Wiant
$100,000 – $499,999
Cabot Corporation
Joanne and Paul Egerman
Gretchen S. Fish
Google, Inc.
Karen and Gary Gregg
Daphne and George Hatsopoulos
Ann and Ed Kania
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Lovejoy Jr.
Elizabeth Moore
Raytheon
Gene and Abby Record
Ira and Jacquie Stepanian
Henri and Belinda Termeer
Susan and Michael Thonis
Anonymous (2)
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$50,000 – $99,999
Francis T. Colby Trust
Richard DiPerna and Jean Nichols
Genzyme Corporation
Hermann Foundation
Edna and Donald M. Kaplan
Massachusetts Department of Elementary and
Secondary Education
Colleen and Howard Messing
Nordblom Family Foundation
Marc Rubenstein and Jill Hai
William M. and Judith A. Steul
Joan and Herman Suit
Payson and Jane Swaffield
$25,000 – $49,999
Lee and Nile Albright MD/AMRF
Robert and Nancy Anthony
European Union
Highland Street Foundation
Susan C. Kaplan
Leo Liu MD and Pendred Noyce MD
Oracle Corporation
Rebecca B. and Preston H. Saunders
SheGives
Susan Whitehead
$10,000 – $24,999
Dr. Gary Bergstrom
Alexis Borisy and Lia Meisinger
Estate of Maria J. Cabuzzi
Cubist Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Edith L. Dabney and the John H. Knowles Family
Nancy E. Dempze and Daniel J. Bailey, III
Jaishree and Desh Deshpande
Mary and Juan Enriquez
Allan and Lee Gilbert
Ina and Lewis Heafitz
Dr. Timothy and Nancy Johnson
Wayne and Norva Kennard
LARS Foundation
Loomis, Sayles & Company, L.P.
Alistair and Sharon Lowe
Kathryn A. Lynn
Uvas Foundation
National Grid
L. J. Petroff
Saquish Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Sweetland
Tee Taggart and Jack Turner
$5,000 – $9,999
S. D. Bechtel Jr. Foundation/
Stephen Bechtel Fund
The Behrakis Foundation
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Chevron U.S.A. Inc.
Eaton Vance Corporation
Barbara and John Fibiger
The Helen G. Hauben Foundation
Priscilla and Richard M. Hunt
Brinda Kamat
Porphyry Road Foundation
The Samueli Foundation
Mrs. Helen Chin Schlichte
Eileen Shapiro and Reuben Eaves
Carol A. and Matthew D. Shedd
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Z. Sorenson
Steve Vinter
The late Stetson Whitcher
Anonymous
$1,000 – $4,999
The Allstate Foundation
Judy and Richard Anders
H. G. and M. R. Anderson Foundation
The Paul and Edith Babson Foundation
Fran Baker
Mr. Robert Beal
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Becton Jr.
Steven and Christine Bellon
Greg Brawner
Betsy Washburn Cabot
Margaret Cain
Richard A. Carpenter
Mr. Robert Carpenter and Ms. Karen Maloney
Margaret and Alexandra Carr
Clara L. D. Jeffery Charitable Trust
DTZ
Marion S. and David W. Ellis
Anne and James Fordyce
Bright Funds M
Hilary and Christopher Gabrieli
GoDaddy
Jillian Gomolka
GRoW Annenberg
Jean and Henry Hall
Mark Haseltine and Brad McCord M
Chad and Jill Hauff
Gardner Hendrie and Karen Johansen
Patricia and Galen Ho
Barbara Hughey
IBM Matching Grants Program
Lando and Anastasi, LLP
Pam Lassiter
Andrew Ley and Carol Searle
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lowell
Rachel Lucarelli
MacGillivray Freeman Films
Ted MacLean and Joanne Liautaud
Ivana Magovcevic-Liebisch and
Lars Liebisch
Lee Manuel and Greg Lambrecht
Edwina and Richard McCarthy
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Jean and Kyra Montagu
David G. Mugar
Joseph Nah and Sun Choi
National Institutes of Health
Marianne and Kenneth J. Novack
Robert and Anita Poss
William and Helen Pounds
Larry and Carolyn Rasky
Richard Rosenbaum
Stephen and Nancy Rossnagel
Cynthia Rubens
Bassam Salfity
Jodha Singhani M
Ellie Starr
SVB Foundation
Addie Swartz and Joel Rosen
Raymond Thibault and Keely Marsh
The Wapack Foundation
The Lorraine T. Welsh Trust
Anonymous (3)
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$300 – $999
Ryan Auster
William and Alice Begley
Julie Bennett
William and Barbara Boger
Carol Bowen
Kerry Bowie and Sherri-Ann Burnett-Bowie
Ann Breslow
Donald Brown
David Brussard
Robert F. Bulens
David and Susan Cabot
Dorothy S. and Walter M. Cabot
Dr. Alice F. Casey
Nassib and Maureen Chamoun
Henry Cohn and Rachel Miller
Jorge Conde and Cristina Ferrer
Linda and Jack Coughlin M
Catherine and Peter Creighton
Drs. Charles and Dorothy Crespi
Taci Darnell and Tanj Gunaratnam
Deborah and Paul DiIeso
Michelle DiIeso
Dale Edmunds and Barbara Fay
Dr. Richard Eglen and Mrs. Angela Eglen
Bill and Gail Fine
Rain Flaskegaard
Peter Ford
Robert Frankston and Eleanor Elkin
Suzanne and Albert Frederick
Nina Frusztajer
Venkatesh Garani and Cheryl Weinstein
Norman and Madeleine Gaut
Liane Glazer
Jim and Kim Goldinger
Kaia and Jono Goldstein
Roy and Myra Gordon
Shara Goulter
Amy Gray Wilson
Joan Stephens Hadly
Rajeswari Harikrishnan
Ronnie and Barry Harrington
Geoffrey Harrison M
Lisa and Tal Hartstein
Andrea and Mark Hauser
Kent Hewitt and Myra Hart
Jonnet K. Holladay
Stanley A. Howe Jr.
Richard G. Jacobus Jr.
Austin and Sheila Jordan
Yasmin B. Kafai
Lucy Kirshner
Kirstin Lynde and Michael E. Kolowich
Arun Krishnasamy M
Peter and Elaine Kuttner
Johanne Larouche
Annmarie Levins
Dan’l Lewin
Fredy Lienhard
Sheila and Roger Lockwood
Quirino Lucarelli
Oscar Malcolm and Sandra Stratford
Susan and Josef Manser
William Manuel
Gwili Marsh
Elaine and Eugene McDonald
Joan Meisel
David and Carol Mersky
Mr. and Mrs. Neal P. Miller
Shellie Miller and Jeff Arnold
Anne Nelson and Jason Pontin
Ha and Randall Orbon
Chinh Pham and Laureen McVay
Geoffrey and Laura Rehnert
Dr. Mitchel Resnick
Olga Restrepo and Arthur Balian
Rudy and Anne Ruggles
Stanley and Barbara Schantz
David and Gail Schechter
Stephen Shanahan
Kenneth and Carol Vash Spritz
Sarah Sullivan
Laurie Sutherland and
Theodoros Papalimberis
Donna Thibault
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel O. Thier
Toasted Brothers, LLC
Hal and Lisa Tovin
Tasos Tsolakis
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Verni
Walter Read Voigt
Friedrich and Antonia von Gottberg
David and Lisa Walker
Scott Wayne
D. Reid Weedon Jr.
Kevin Wiant
Dr. Charles V. and Mrs. Mary Sue Willie
Michael Wong M
Margaret Woodworth
Anonymous (3)
MATCHING GIFTS
Companies that match charitable donations
made by their employees.
The Allstate Foundation
Amgen Foundation
Anchor Capital Advisors LLC
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
The Benevity Community Impact Fund
Biogen Foundation
Bon-Ton Stores Foundation
The Clowes Fund, Inc.
Covidien Employee Matching Gift Program
Dell Inc.
Exelon Foundation
Bright Funds
GE Foundation
GoDaddy
HawkPartners, LLC
Hewlett-Packard Company Foundation
IBM Matching Grants Program
John Hancock
Johnson & Johnson
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
JustGive
Liberty Mutual Insurance
McKesson Foundation Matching Gift Program
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Monsanto Fund
Gorton’s Seafoods
The Ruth and Jerome A. Siegel Foundation
State Street Matching Gift Program
Texas Instruments Foundation
Tufts Health Plan
U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS
Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund
The Boston Foundation
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
Carol and Joe Morrow
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund
JustGive
The New York Community Trust
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
Vanguard Charitable Endowment
Program
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Theodore J. Poulos
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Massachusetts Clean Energy Center
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Amelia Peabody Foundation
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Mary and John E. Abele
The Boston Globe
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Maureen and Michael Champa
Delta Dental of Massachusetts
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Charles H. Blake Charitable Trust
Edith L. Dabney and the John H. Knowles Family
Arthur Vining Davis Foundations
Deering Foundation
Susan and Gary T. DiCamillo
Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc.
The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation, Inc.
EMD Millipore
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Abigail P. Johnson and Christopher McKown
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Boston Scientific Corporation
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Citizens Bank
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Robert G. and the late Constance B. Fuller
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Diane and Lloyd Gordon
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Mary and Frederick Hafer
Jean and Henry Hall
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Bambi Hatch
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Ina and Lewis Heafitz
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Barbara and Amos Hostetter
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IBM Corporation
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KeySpan Energy Delivery
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RBC Wealth Management
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William and Bertha Schrafft Charitable Trust
Naomi Seligman
Shaw’s Supermarkets Inc.
Carol A. and Matthew D. Shedd
Drs. Eleanor and Miles Shore
Lawrence and Joan Siff
Skywalk Observatory
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Kenneth and Carol Vash Spritz
Maria and Ray Stata
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Payson and Jane Swaffield
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Teradyne, Inc.
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Susan Whitehead
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Xiaohua Zhang and Quan Zhou
Anonymous (5)
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Warren Berg Internship Fund
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Science Education Fund *
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Jane and John Bradley Endowed
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William Brewster Fund
Amelia Brock Innovation Fund *
Romaine R. Bruns Endowment
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Henry W. Buhler Fund
Thornton W. Burgess Fund
Helene and Norman Cahners Fund
Cahners ComputerPlace Endowment Fund
Marie E. Carter Funds
Truman S. Casner Fund
Francis T. Colby Fund
Mrs. Edward D. Cole Fund
Collections Conservation
Karl T. Compton Fund
Computer Clubhouse
The Computer Museum Exhibits/Programs Fund
James A. Cooper Memorial Endowment Fund
Francis and Sanda Countway Fund
William C. and Jessie B. Cox Fund
Brit and Alex d’Arbeloff Exhibits
Maintenance Fund
Edward Dane Fund
Arthur Vining Davis Fellowship Fund
Francis Wright Davis Fund Charles
Marion L. Decrow Fund
Deshpande Fund for Girls in STEM
Frank and Cora Dewick Fund
Robert Dunn Fund
Joanne and Paul EgermanTechnology Fund
David W. and Marion S. Ellis Endowment Fund *
Ellis/Schmitt President’s Discretionary Fund
Stephen Elmont Memorial Fund
William. B. and Olive P.T. Farinon
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Barbara “Baba” and Milton “Miltee” Feinberg
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Waldo Emerson Forbes Fund
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Evaluation
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Emily C. Hood Fund for the Advancement
of Science and Technology
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John K. Howard Fund
John Bernard Swett Jackson Fund
Evelyn M. Jenks Fund
Jenks Omni Admissions Fund
Joseph Kaplan Funds
Carl T. Keller Memorial Fund
Anita B. Kingan Fund
Christos Kosmidis Discovery
Center Endowed Internship Fund
Emma Gildersleeves Lane Fund
Isadore “Hank” Levy Fund
Muriel G.S. Lewis Exhibits Fund
Charles Lund Fund
Alice Wellington Lyman Fund
Charles W. Lynn Jr. Endowment Fund *
George and Marjorie Lyon Fund
Kistler Endowed Fund for the Care and
Presentation of Living Collections
Bradley E. Marks Memorial Internship Fund
Joan (Paddy) Matloff Scholarship Fund
Charles McMahon Discovery Center Fund
Charles McMahon Human Body Connection Fund
William and Ramona Mercer Endowed Fund
Charles E. Merrill Fellowship Fund
Susan Minns Fund
Charles S. Minot Fund
G. Gardner Monks Memorial Internship Fund
Richard S. Morse Fund
Museum of Science (Richard Nichols)
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National Endowment for the Humanities
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Novack Family Youth Education Fund
John O’Bryant Scholarship Fund
Kenneth Olsen Fund
Jane and Neil Pappalardo Fund for Programs
Theodore G. Patterson Fund
Kenneth E. Pauley Endowed Internship Fund *
Frank E. Peabody Fund
Ned Pearce Memorial Fund
Sarah P. Pratt Fund
John W. Randall Fund
Reno Family Foundation Endowed Fund I
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Leslie A. Riseberg Endowment Fund
Edith Morse Robb Fund
Edward and Bertha Rose Fund
Alfred and Susan Row Fund
Susan Saltonstall Fund for Programs
Robert C. Seamans Jr. Fund for Planetarium
Maintenance *
George and Virginia Shattuck Fellowship Fund
Barbara and Malcolm L. Sherman Fund
for Adult Programs
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Internship Fund
George Willard Smith Fund
George W. Smith and Robert C. Jordan Fund
Russell and Andrée Stearns Fund
Stepanian Family Technology Education Fund *
Joan and Herman Suit Fund for Programs *
Elihu and Clarissa Thomson Fund
Priscilla Douglas, Gerald Kohn and
Carol Bowen
Trustees Discretionary Fund *
William J. Walker Prize Funds
Gretchen Osgood Warren Fund
Bradford and Barbara Washburn Discovery Fund *
Washburn Award Funds
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Traveling Fellowship Fund
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Robert C. Waterston Fund
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Women in Science Endowed Fund for Innovation *
Gwill E. York and Paul A. Maeder Fund
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy
of this honor roll. Thank you for contacting Meg
Haines at 617.589.0406 or [email protected]
with any questions.
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2015 BRADFORD
WASHBURN AWARD
“
Nutrition science is a young science,” said Michael Pollan in
accepting the 2015 Bradford Washburn Award at the Museum on
October 22. “We’ve only been at it for about 200 years. Right now,
in my estimation, nutrition science is approximately where surgery
was in the year 1650. It’s going to get a lot better. It’s going to be
worth paying attention to. But it’s a primitive science.
Digestion, food metabolism are miracles that we still only
dimly understand. One example. We are all learning about
the importance of the microbiome. Only about 10% of your
cells belong to you. The rest belong to the bacteria and
microbes. Their health is critical to your health.”
Pollan, the author of the bestsellers Cooked, Food Rules,
and The Omnivore’s Dilemma, among other books, is the
John S. and James L. Knight Professor of Journalism at UC
Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism, and the director
of the Knight Program in Science and Environmental
Journalism. A contributing writer to The New York Times
Magazine since 1987, he received the James Beard Award
for best magazine series in 2003 and the President’s
Citation Award from the American Institute of Biological
Sciences in 2009, among many other distinguished honors.
Top: Michael Pollan with medal for
2015 Bradford Washburn Award
Right, clockwise: Joy Zhong and
David Lu; Laurie McEachern, Joy
Lucas, and Charmaine Matthews;
Nancy Dempze, Tori Riccardi, Pam
Lassiter; Joel Dawson and Jack
Turner; Becky and Sandy Saunders
with Marion and David Ellis
The award citation, which was presented by Joshua
Boger, vice chair of the board of trustees, commended
Pollan for being “a zealous ambassador for healthy eating,” and for
inspiring his readers to “recognize food as not just fuel but rather as
community, family, and one of the ways we construct our identity.”
Named for the Museum’s founding director, Bradford Washburn, the
award has been presented annually since 1964 to individuals who
embody Washburn’s spirit of adventure and his ability to translate
and interpret science, technology, engineering, and mathematics for
the public.
Pollan joins a notable list of past Washburn Award honorees,
including Michael Bloomberg, Walter Cronkite, Jane Goodall, Jacques
Cousteau, Sally Ride, Isaac Asimov, Atul Gawande, Alan Alda, and
Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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EXPLORATIONS
With global obesity nearly
doubling between 1980 and
2014, we are now witnessing
a historical turnaround as
obesity kills more people than
malnutrition.
Fat Humans, Fat Animals
by Juan Enriquez and Steve Gullans
As a species we have been conducting
a large-scale experiment, over a very few
decades, as to what happens to a human
body when it massively increases its average
weight—a trend that may have long-term
evolutionary consequences. Fat mothers tend
to have fatter babies. Older mothers tend to
have fatter babies; every five-year increase
in Mom’s age increases the chances that her
newborn will become obese by 14 percent.
Some medical practices
are now seeing 16 percent
obesity in infants. Problem
is, kids born obese, or who
gain weight early in life, are
also prone to adult obesity
and far more chronic
illnesses. And they, in turn,
are likely to have fatter
babies.
Reprinted from Evolving
Ourselves: How Unnatural
Selection and Nonrandom
Mutation are Changing Life
on Earth with permission
of Current, an imprint of
Penguin Publishing Group, a
division of Penguin Random
House LLC. Copyright ©
Juan Enriquez and Steven
Gullans, 2015.
For millennia, a chubby
baby was a good sign, but
too much of a good thing tips the scales
(heavy-handed pun intended). A study of 25
million children across twenty-eight countries
timed how long it takes them to run one mile;
on average they were a minute and a half
slower than their parents were at the same
age. Every decade, average global physical
fitness falls 5 percent. We are, without a
doubt, eating too much and working out too
little. But what if there were other human
and environmental factors that might also be
driving the extreme obesity epidemic?
One clue lies within recent insurance
claims ... for dogs and cats. During 2007, one
provider’s health-care claims related to obesity
rose 19 percent. Six years later, the percentage
20
of overweight dogs had increased by an
additional 37 percent. Overweight cats? More
than a 90 percent increase in seven years.
Most of these animals are typically not eating
or drinking the same fast food we are. Many
are on quite controlled and standardized
diets. So why is obesity exploding in this
population as well? Perhaps we simply coddle
and overfeed our furry domestic friends. But
if that’s the case, then why does a broadscale animal obesity study show that in both
males and females, across twelve species,
everything, everywhere, is getting fatter?
One might understand why city rats,
dumpster-diving for fast food, might begin
to look like Porky Pig. But why would the
same phenomenon be occurring in lab mice
and rats? One of the key rules in science
research is to reduce the variables, keep
things standardized so you can really compare
results. If lab animals are consistently treated
and fed the same way, why would the odds of
a male lab macaque being obese increase by
86 percent between 1971 and 2006? Obesity
odds in female lab macaques increased by 144
percent.
Were one tempted to dismiss these findings
as simply the result of changes in lab food
and practices, then one might ask why the
obesity index for pasture-fed horses has
increased 19 percent. Is the grass in these
fields really different, or is there something
globally systemic going on?
Antibiotics may be one culprit. Many
farmers mix antibiotics into animal feed
as a standard operating procedure. The
objective is not to cure sick animals but to
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Juan Enriquez and Steve Gullans, PhD, are cofounders of Excel Venture
Management, which builds start-ups in synthetic biology, big data, and new
genetic technologies. Enriquez, a Museum overseer, is a bestselling author and
authority on the economic and political impacts of the life sciences. A TED “allstar,” he lectures around the world, chairs the Genetics Advisory Council at
Harvard Medical School, and was the founding director of Harvard Business
School’s Life Science Project. Gullans was a professor at Harvard Medical School
for 18 years, applying breakthrough technologies to diseases such as cancer, ALS,
Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s. He has published more than 130 scientific papers
in leading journals. He was elected a Fellow of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science (AAAS) in 1998.
induce weight gain. These subtherapeutic doses of antibiotics
kill off some of the gut bacteria
and allow more nutrients per
feeding to get into the animal’s
body. While the amount dosed
per animal is small, the overall
systemic effect is enormous.
Industrial farms used 30 million
pounds of antibiotics in 2011
alone—about four times the
amount sick humans used. Some
of these chemicals leach into
the environment. So might the
widespread prevalence of low-dose
antibiotics in our environment,
just enough to promote weight
gain in animals, be one factor
in the generalized weight gain
of wild animals and perhaps
humans?
Aside from antibiotics, many
other compounds, known by the
cuddly title of “obesogens,” may
activate fat cells. Because some
of these substances are nontoxic
and noncarcinogenic, their
effects tend to be understudied
and underappreciated. And
yet they commonly appear in
our food chain; in 2009, some
56,231 pounds of triflumizole—a
common fungicide and possible
obesogen—were sprayed all over
leafy green vegetables, fruits, and
flowers. And while we consumed
our “fresh” salads, we may also
have been drinking water from
hard plastic bottles and thus
consuming bisphenol A (BPA),
another possible obesogen.
Overall stress and sleeplessness
can also affect human obesity.
And a tendency toward obesity
can be passed on generationally;
constant maternal stress alters
children’s immune systems as
well as their behaviors. Studies
have shown that pregnant
rodents exposed to stress have
a lot of hormones, such as
cortisol, running through their
blood, and their offspring in
turn display anxiety behavior.
What is interesting is that if
the offspring are fed a specific
probiotic containing L. helveticus
R0052 and B. longum R0175,
In a Darwinian world, nature’s
cruelty might have taken care of
extraordinarily obese babies, at least
in the short term; many women
would have been physically unable to
deliver these ever larger babies. But
yet another instance of unnatural
selection, cesarean sections, have
removed this natural constraint.
Throughout history, before sterile
procedures and anesthetics, cesarean
sections were almost always death
sentences for the mother. More than
one-third of U.S. babies and more
As we change our lifestyles, diets, and
stress levels, as well as those of the
animals that live around us, we likely
also influence obesity, even in utero.
then the stress-driven changes in
hormones and brain biology, and
the resultant anxiety behavior,
are significantly reduced.
This implies that diet, the
environment, and chemicals all
interact with the bacteria that live
within our guts and are connected
to our immune and endocrine
systems. Human studies indicate
that irritable bowel syndrome
(IBS) often occurs in individuals
with psychiatric disorders, and is
often exacerbated by stress. As we
change our lifestyles, diets, and
stress levels, as well as those of
the animals that live around us,
we likely also influence obesity,
even in utero.
than 40 percent of Chinese babies
come into the world in a way that
is very different from the historical
norm. In our human-driven world
there are no more natural vetoes on
size at birth.
We can already partially design
what we want the average human
to be like; for instance, moderate
exercise during pregnancy leads
to slightly smarter kids. Exercising
over the course of one’s lifetime also
maintains or increases IQ. But if
we keep going the way we are going
today, our grand kids may not all
be as healthy tomorrow. Evolution is
increasingly our responsibility,
our choice.
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IN GRATITUDE
Ioannis Miaoulis, Lisa Randall,
Rick and Nonnie Burnes
The COLBY HONORS
Rick Burnes, who served
as chairman of the board of
trustees from 2004 to
2010 and co-chaired The
Campaign for the Museum
of Science, joins the ranks
of generous benefactors
honored with the Colonel
Francis T. Colby Award, the
institution’s highest
philanthropic recognition.
Members of the Colby Society, Museum friends whose lifetime giving totals in excess of $100,000, gathered on September 21 to honor
trustee Rick Burnes for his decades-long service and commitment to
the institution. Ioannis Miaoulis, president and director, began the
evening with a fond remembrance of Jane Bradley, trustee emerita
and 2012 Colby honoree, who passed away on September 14.
Rick, co-founder of Charles River Ventures, and his wife Nonnie, a
retired Massachusetts superior court judge, made their first gift to the
Museum in 1968. Since that time, they have supported virtually every
Museum funding priority. Rick has also been a board member at the
Boston Lyric Opera, Cantata Singers, the Boston Center for Adult
Education, and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. In May
2014, he was named chair of the WGBH board of trustees.
In a video produced for the event, Rick talked about a few Museum
highlights in recent years, including our K—12 engineering curricula, the Hall of Human Life, and The Science Behind Pixar. “When I
talk to people about why the Museum is important, I say it’s because
we need a healthy economy. We need a healthy democracy. We need
voters who understand why changes are taking place and where they
potentially can lead. This Museum is about the future. This Museum
is about new ideas. It’s about the future of kids. It’s about their ability
to grow, to realize their potential. And that’s the kind of organization
that we like to support.”
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2015 Walker Prize
In 1864 William Johnson Walker, MD, an eminent surgeon, endowed
a special award at the Boston Society of Natural History, the founding
organization of the Museum of Science. The Walker Prize, presented
annually at the Colby Society dinner, recognizes meritorious published
investigation and discovery in any scientific field.
This year’s Walker Prize was awarded to Lisa Randall, the Baird
Professor of Science at Harvard University, whose research connects
theoretical insights addressing puzzles in our current understanding
of the properties of matter, the universe, and space. Professor Randall
is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the American
Philosophical Society, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
She has received many awards, honorary degrees, and prestigious
designations, including TIME’s “100 Most Influential People” and Esquire’s
“75 Most Influential People of the 21st Century.”
Her books, Warped Passages (2005) and Knocking on Heaven’s Door
(2011), were featured on the New York Times’ lists of “100 Notable
Books.” Her e-book, Higgs Discovery: The Power of Empty Space,
was published in 2012. Professor Randall has also pursued art-science
connections, writing a libretto for Hypermusic Prologue: A Projective
Opera in Seven Planes, which premiered at the Pompidou Center in
Paris. She also co-curated the art exhibit Measure for Measure for the
Los Angeles Arts Association. In 2012, and her new book, Dark Matter
and the Dinosaurs, was just published by Ecco Books she received
the Andrew Gemant Award from the American Institute of Physics, for
contributions to the cultural, artistic, or humanistic dimension of physics.
COL. FRANCIS T. COLBY AWARD
Bestowed annually on members of the
Museum of Science family who have made
extraordinary contributions of time, treasure,
and talent to the institution, the Colby Award
recognizes the deep financial commitment
and generous volunteer efforts of individuals
who are so important to the Museum
achieving its mission.
2014
Daphne and George N. Hatsopoulos
Jane and A. Neil Pappalardo
Elise and Neil W. Wallace
2013
Malcolm Sherman
Ira Stepanian
2012
John and the late Jane Bradley
D. Reid Weedon Jr.
2011
2010
Brit d’Arbeloff
Joan Suit
Clockwise: Wes and Maria Kussmaul; Bill Lowell,
Michael Robbins, and John Lowell Thorndike; Ira
Stepanian, Betsy Washburn Cabot, and Rick Burnes;
Lisa Randall delivers Walker Prize lecture.
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Joining the Boards of Trustees and Overseers
NEW TRUSTEES
Wayne M. Kennard
Wayne M. Kennard, who has served as the Museum’s corporate counsel since 2004, is a partner at WilmerHale,
focusing his practice on representing high-tech startups and established companies in a range of intellectual
property matters. In the patent area, he has experience in obtaining intellectual property protection, licensing,
and litigation in the computer hardware and software, electrical, and electronics technology, as well as mechanical
and electromechanical technology. He has extensive experience advising U.S. and international companies on
intellectual property issues. In addition to publishing extensively on intellectual property and lecturing across the
country, he has been recognized for his work by Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business.
Joy Lucas
Joy Lucas, a former staff scientist at St. Jude Children’s Research
Hospital, Biogen, and Cambridge Neuroscience, is actively
involved in volunteering and advocating for STEM education in
Cambridge schools. She was the Math Olympiad coordinator for
the Morse School while her sons attended and she worked with
MIT’s Office of Outreach Engineering Programs, which provides
enriching science and engineering experiences to middle and
high school students from Boston, Cambridge, and Lawrence
public schools. In 2006, she served as a charter member of a
new graduate chapter of her sorority. A three-term overseer at
the Museum of Science, she has served as Junior Warden of
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, and on the boards of The Cantata
Singers and Cambridge School Volunteers. She is also a singer,
performing for several seasons with Cantata Singers and for five
years in the professional chorus of the Seattle Opera.
Johan Pontin
Johan Pontin is the founder and CEO of Beryllium Discovery
Corporation. Beryllium is a small molecule lead discovery
company specializing in the target areas of RNA and protein
complexes. Prior to Beryllium, he served as managing and
founding partner of Pod Venture Partners, an early-stage private
equity firm with investments in information communications
technology and life sciences companies. Before becoming an
entrepreneur, he worked as head of mergers and acquisitions at
ASSA ABLOY AB and as a management consultant for Coopers
& Lybrand. He served as a PT Boat Commander in the Royal
Swedish Navy and remains an avid sailor. Patricia M. Lassiter
Pam Lassiter, author of The New Job
Security, a Wall Street Journal awardwinning book, is principal of Lassiter
Consulting, a firm that provides career
transition programs and coaching to
companies and individuals worldwide.
She teaches “Career Leadership”
at Harvard University’s Division of
Continuing Education and is a coach
for Harvard Business School Executive.
Her clients include Agfa, Barclays Bank,
BlueCross BlueShield, Gillette, Harvard
University, ITT, Getronics, Vertex, and
multiple graduate business programs
including MIT, Princeton, and University
of California Berkeley-Haas. Through
leading ExecuNet in New England, she
has helped thousands of professionals
improve their career management,
networking and negotiation skills.
NEW OVERSEERS
Mark Currie
Steven M. Bauer
Catherine
Creighton Pratyush Moghe
Yiannis Monovoukas Alison Nolan
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Andrea DiFabio
Robin Levin
Ivana MagovcevicLiebisch
Bijoy Mathew
Ellen Piccioli
Rebecca Shin
Aimee Sprung
John Stafford
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TRUSTEES (FY15)
Chair
Howard Messing
Vice Chairs
Joshua Boger
Deborah Dunsire
Michael G. Thonis
Gwill E. York
TRUSTEES
Richard I. Anders
Jeffrey R. Beir
Alexis Borisy
Richard M. Burnes Jr.
Yet-Ming Chiang
Stephen E. Coit
Stacy Lorraine Cowan
Nancy E. Dempze
Jaishree Deshpande
Gary T. DiCamillo
Richard A. DiPerna
Paul Egerman
Gretchen S. Fish
Gary R. Gregg
Helen Greiner
Leslie E. Greis
Steven Haley
Jane Hirsh
Ann Kania
Ranch C. Kimball
Wendy W. Kistler
Maria Lewis Kussmaul
Kenneth D. Legg
Leo X. Liu
Kurt Melden
Elizabeth Moore
Laura Barker Morse
Jane Pappalardo
Thomas J. Pincince
Eugene E. Record Jr.
Elizabeth G. Riley
George Scangos
Matthew D. Shedd
Malcolm L. Sherman
Lawrence A. Siff
Ira Stepanian
Howard H. Stevenson
William H. Swanson
Henri A. Termeer
Hal R. Tovin
NON-ELECTED VOTING
TRUSTEES
Ioannis N. Miaoulis
Chair, Board of Overseers
Patricia M. Lassiter
Corporation Counsel
Wayne M. Kennard
Chair, The Innovators
John Stafford
President, Volunteer
Service League
Gerald C. Kohn
EX OFFICIO TRUSTEES
The Commissioner,
Massachusetts Department
of Elementary and
Secondary Education
Mitchell D. Chester
The Commissioner,
Massachusetts Department of
Conservation and Recreation
John P. Murray
TRUSTEES EMERITI
President Emeritus
David W. Ellis
John E. Abele
Jane C. Bradley*
Brit J. d’Arbeloff
Sally L. Dias
M. Dozier Gardner
Diane R. Gordon
Daphne Hatsopoulos
Julie E. Henry
Emily C. Hood
Frederick H. Lovejoy Jr.
Kenneth J. Novack
John F. Reno
William Schawbel
Joan C. Suit
Samuel O. Thier
LIFE TRUSTEES
Vernon R. Alden
J.P. Barger
Warren S. Berg
Edith LaC. Dabney
George P. Edmonds Jr.
John A. Fibiger
Walter J. Gamble
Paul E. Gray
Mrs. Roger L. Nichols
James R. Nichols
Preston H. Saunders
Ralph Z. Sorenson
Neil W. Wallace
D. Reid Weedon Jr.
Sinclair Weeks Jr.
OVERSEERS (FY15)
Chair
Patricia M. Lassiter
Vice Chairs
Christine P. Bellon
Richard Grinnell
Ted E. MacLean
OVERSEERS
Jeffrey M. Arnold
Stephane Bancel
Carol W. Bowen
Kerry Bowie
Ian A. Bowles
Cynthia Breazeal
Charles Button*
Mary Azzarto Ciampa
Jorge C. Conde
James Daniell
Randall Davis
Elisabet de los Pinos
J. Timothy Delaney
Mark L. DiNapoli
Priscilla H. Douglas
Richard M. Eglen
Fenel M. Eloi
Juan Enriquez
R. Matt Fates
Jonathan J. Fleming
Christopher S. Frost
Nina Tamara Frusztajer
Dozier L. Gardner
Kimberly Goldinger
Jonathan Goodman
Evelynn M. Hammonds
Evelyn Higginbotham
Galen I. Ho
Malcolm J. Huckaby
Barbara J. Hughey
Paula A. Johnson
Peggy Johnson
Philip T. Johnson
Salim E. Kabawa
Donald M. Kaplan
Susan Kaplan
Brian T. Keane
Adrian Ketri
Michael E. Kolowich
Joshua M. Kraft
Tamara Shapiro Ledley
Boris Levin
Stephanie Behrakis Liakos
Sharon E. Lowe
William A. Lowell
Douglas E. MacDougall
Ilene Mason
James M. McGlennon
Lynne T. Miller
Terrence W. Norchi
Mary Anne North
Mark Nunnelly
Gregory M. O’Shaughnessy
Judy M. Pagliuca
Thomas L. Pappas
Chinh H. Pham
Joyce L. Plotkin
Jason Pontin
Johan Pontin
Steven Purpura
Mitchel J. Resnick
Carmichael S. Roberts
Chris Rogers
Marc A. Rubenstein
Rudy Lamont Ruggles III
John C. Rutherford
Steven D. Schwaitzberg
Naomi O. Seligman
Leslie P. Shaff
Eileen Shapiro
Michael S. Sherman
Robin E. Sherman
Jenot W. Shipley
John Spencer Jr.
Carol Vash Spritz
Sandra Stratford
Payson Swaffield
Stuart R. Taylor
Jack Turner
Stephen T. Vinter
James F. Wade
David E. Walker
Susan Whitehead
Amy Morse Winslow
Krishna Yeshwant
Roxanne Eigenbrod Zak
Andrey J. Zarur
Xiaohua Zhang
OVERSEERS EMERITI
Nile L. Albright
Mrs. Walter M. Cabot
Albert M. Creighton, Jr.
Mrs. Tarrant Cutler
Marion S. Ellis
Boruch B. Frusztajer
Owen J. Gingerich
Marvin C. Grossman
Gardner C. Hendrie
Jonnet K. Holladay
Richard M. Hunt
E. Verner Johnson
Richard G. Leahy
George Lewis
Lorraine Graham Morss
Peter Nessen
Edith Hall Overly
Donald M. Perrin
Thomas L. Phillips
Helen M. Pounds
George Putnam
William M. Raeder
Judy Samelson
Helen Chin Schlichte
Marvin G. Schorr
Arthur R. Schwartz
John A. Shane
Eleanor G. Shore
Normand F. Smith III
Helen B. Spaulding
William M. Steul
Fredericka O. Stevenson
Ralph C. Sweetland
Gene Tremblay
Mrs. H. Bradford Washburn Jr.*
Joanne Weafer
John P. Weitzel
Charles V. Willie
*Deceased
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OF NOTE
ASTC LEADING EDGE AWARD TO LARRY BELL
The Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC) recently honored Larry Bell, senior vice
president, with the Roy L. Shafer Leading Edge Award for Leadership in the Field, at the Palais
de congress de Montreal, Quebec, Canada, during ASTC’s annual conference.
“Larry Bell has an unsurpassed knowledge of—and passion for—informal STEM education,”
said Anthony Rock, ASTC president and CEO. “A fantastic partner on important projects that
serve our entire field, he has earned tremendous respect from his peers.”
In recognizing Bell’s impact, ASTC highlighted three innovations that have shaped visitor engagement with science
across the field of informal science education: his groundbreaking Science Is an Activity exhibit plan; Forums, a new
museum learning model for informed decision-making; and a first-of-a-kind national Nanoscale Informal Science
Education Network involving the public in cutting-edge science, engineering, and technology.
“We are thrilled by ASTC’s recognition of Larry,” says Museum of Science president and director Ioannis Miaoulis.
“His extraordinary intellect, creativity, and vast experience in the design of interactive exhibits and programs have
shaped the educational process and impact of the Museum for over four decades.”
MUSEUM AND ASU RECEIVE
NOAA GRANT
ALABAMA SELECTS MUSEUM CURRICULUM FOR
STEM INITIATIVE
The Museum of Science and Arizona
State University’s Consortium for
Science, Policy & Outcomes are
among the six institutions awarded an
Environmental Literacy Grant from
the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA). The NOAA
Grants Program funds projects that
strengthen environmental literacy
among the public and elementary and
high school students.
The Alabama Math, Science, and Technology Initiative (AMSTI) has
selected a curriculum developed at the Museum for a statewide program
to improve STEM education and promote educational equity. The awardwinning Engineering is Elementary® (EiE®) curriculum, created by the
Museum’s National Center for Technological Literacy®, will be made
available to schools through 11 AMSTI support centers around the state,
eventually reaching up to 140,000 elementary students.
The project, “Science Center Public
Forums: Community Engagement
for Environmental Literacy, Improved
Resilience, and Decision-Making,” will
use the more than $300,000 in NOAA
funding to develop locally-based
forums hosted by community science
centers and create replicable models
for learning and engagement.
“People across our nation are facing an
increasing number of extreme weather
events,” says U.S. Senator Edward
J. Markey (D-Mass.). “This new
collaboration between the Museum
of Science, Arizona State University,
and NOAA will improve community
resilience by creating key partnerships
that will increase awareness of and
develop solutions to environmental
threats.”
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Alabama recently adopted new science standards that make engineering
practices part of K – 12 instruction, creating a need for curricula to help
schools meet the standards. “We chose our STEM curricula through a
very rigorous selection process, with an emphasis on hands-on, inquirybased learning,” says ASMTI director Steve Ricks. “We’re really happy to
bring in EiE to help meet those goals.”
With half of Alabama’s 1,100 elementary schools considered official
AMSTI schools, Ricks estimates that over the next few years, about
140,000 elementary students will learn with EiE. The Museum’s
engineering curriculum is in use nationwide, including statewide in
Delaware, in Iowa through the state’s STEM Scale-up Program, in the
nation’s military schools, and district wide in Baltimore, Washington,
DC, and Minneapolis. In all, EiE has reached more than 9 million
students and nearly 100,000 teachers.
The EiE connection to the AMSTI center at the University of Alabama
dates back to 2007, when the UAH Institute for Science Education
brought the curriculum to several local schools with support from
NASA/MSFC and Boeing. Later, in 2011, Raytheon made a $2 million
award to the Museum for initiatives designed to bring EiE to high-needs
districts across the country; one of these initiatives established three
“EiE hub sites” for professional development, including the Institute
for Science Education / AMSTI support center at the University of
Alabama. Another Raytheon supported initiative awarded a scholarship
to Alabama’s Athens City Schools. From February 2013 to January 2015,
Raytheon support helped bring EiE to 12,440 Alabama students.
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