pdf 2014 2015 Annual Report of NCSSM Foundation
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pdf 2014 2015 Annual Report of NCSSM Foundation
THE POWER OFTWO Pairing NCSSM students with mentors leads to results greater than the sum of the parts. 2014-2015 ANNUAL REPORT North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Foundation From the President The North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Foundation is the sum of its partners. In this annual report, we feature the partnerships that we’re forming in increasing numbers between students and mentors — the instructors, alumni, and professionals who volunteer to work with students in their labs and offices. Mentors give our students a taste of real-world work environments while helping them explore their career interests and build their skills. In their strategic planning, school leaders have made it a priority to increase the number of such experiences — in labs and offices, on campus and off — for our students. Through your gifts, the NCSSM Foundation supports this effort by funding a Research and Mentorship Coordinator position, funding transportation of students to their off-campus sites throughout the Research Triangle, and other efforts. Every day our faculty, staff, and students collaborate in a number of ways. And every day, the NCSSM Foundation works to ensure that the NCSSM experience is a rich and substantive one. Foundation support includes funding the majority of activities available for our students after 3 p.m. each school day, much of our professional development for faculty and staff, and most of the costs of our student academic teams competing on the national and global stage. We do not do this work alone. You, our donor, are the other half of the Power of Two equation. You are a catalyst. Your gift allows us to keep igniting innovation in our talented students and advancing public education across North Carolina. With gratitude, Katie Wagstaff President, NCSSM Foundation Table of Contents From the President inside front cover NCSSM Foundation Board of Directors page 4 Year in Review: News from Institutional Advancement page 8 The Power of Two: Profiles of Mentorship Pairs Learning to do research, then to share it: Amy Sheck and Senita Portlock ‘15 page 10 Seeing the positive in negative results: Ershela Sims and Deanyone Su ‘16 page 12 Former mentee pays it forward: Dr. Shiaowen David Hsu ’88 and Monica Mehareb ‘16 page 14 $1 million gift supports student research, mentorship page 16 Named NCSSM Endowments page 17 2014-2015 Financial Report page 18 Our Donors Blue and Silver Society page 19 Chancellor’s Society page 19 Corporations and Foundations page 20 Honorary Gifts page 21 Memorial Gifts page 22 Alumni page 23 Employees page 27 Families page 28 Friends page 31 Leadership page 31 2014-2015 Foundation Board Carl Ryden ’89 Board Chairman, Executive Committee, Audit Committee; CEO and cofounder, PrecisionLender and COO, Purelux, Inc. Cary, NC Carl Ryden’s professional experience includes positions at US Banking Alliance, Cordova Ventures, Bain & Company, and IBM among others. He holds a joint MBA/ MS in engineering from MIT and a BA in electrical engineering from NC State University. Brian Bailey ’84 Chair, NCSSM Board of Trustees, ex officio; Managing Partner, Carmichael Partners, Charlotte, NC Prior to forming Carmichael Partners, Brian worked for a number of private equity firms. He has extensive private equity background and has spent significant time in Washington, DC as special assistant to the president in the Office of the White House Chief of Staff, director of strategic planning and policy at the U.S. Small Business Administration, and deputy campaign manager for the Clinton/ Gore 1996 campaign. He holds a BA from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he was a Morehead Scholar and student body president, and an MBS from Stanford Graduate School of Business. Richmond Baker Senior Supportability Program Manager, Microsoft, Charlotte, NC Richmond Baker has held a number of positions at Microsoft including engineer, public sector platforms technology lead, and premier field engineer. Additionally, he has worked as a network engineer for both US West and the United States Air Force and as a consultant for Credence Automation. He completed a degree in information technology from the U.S. Air Force and studied computer science at Colorado Technical University. Jeff Barber Chair, Audit Committee; Managing Director, Fennebresque & Co, Raleigh, NC Jeff joined Fennebresque after a 31-year career with PricewaterhouseCoopers. He has extensive experience working with technology, healthcare, life science, and large, multi-national companies as well as expertise in working with publicly-traded companies. He earned a BS in accounting from University of Kentucky, is a licensed certified public accountant in North Carolina and Kentucky, and is a member of the North Carolina Association of CPAs and the American Institute of CPAs. Bob Bicksler President & CEO, JML Optical Industries, LLC, Rochester, NY Prior to joining JML Optical Industries, LLC, Bob Bicksler served as president and CEO of Taproot Systems, Inc. Bob is also a part-time lecturer of strategy and entrepreneurship at University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School. He earned a BS in business administration from Pennsylvania State University and an MS in accounting from University of North Texas. Sharmila Bristol Chair, NCSSM Parents Association, ex officio; Senior Director, Digital Technology Platform, Information Technology, Quintiles, Cary, NC At Quintiles, Sharmila has also served as senior director of Global IT Service Management. She held a number of senior-level positions at Nortel Networks, the last of which was senior solutions delivery leader in real estate and business continuity planning. She holds a BS in computer science and mathematics from Mount Holyoke College and an MS in computer science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. 2014-2015 Annual Report | 5 Dave Carroll Director, Center for Nanotechnology and Molecular Materials, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC Dave Carroll is a materials physicist by training. He teaches at Wake Forest University, where he heads the Carroll Research Group and directs Wake Forest’s Center for Nanotechnology and Molecular Materials. Previously, he established the Laboratory for Nanotechnology at Clemson University. He received a BS in physics from NC State University and a PhD in physics from Wesleyan University. Carl Davis Audit Committee; Senior Vice President of Investment Strategics, SunTrust, Raleigh, NC Carl Davis has spent the majority of his career in the banking industry, having worked with First Citizens Bank and Trust Company and Wells Fargo Corporation before joining SunTrust. He serves as an adjunct professor in finance at NC State University. He holds an MBA from Duke University. Mike Doernberg Member at Large - Alternate, Executive Committee; Investment Committee CEO, Reverbnation, Cary, NC Mike Doernberg is a serial entrepreneur who has led three successful venture- backed startups in the software technology space. Previous positions have included vice president and general manager of marketing automation at DoubleClick, Inc., CEO at SmartPath, Inc., CEO of The Marathon Group, and manager at Ernst & Young. He holds a degree in accounting from NC State University. Sean Fahey ’89 Founding partner and CIO, Claren Road Asset Management, New York, NY Prior to founding Claren Road, Sean was a managing director at Citigroup. In his last role there, Sean was head of global emerging markets external debt trading. During his career at Salomon Brothers/Citigroup, Sean held several roles across global credit trading. He received a BA in economics from Duke University. David Gray ’84 Investment Committee Partner, Ziff Brothers Investment, New York, NY David Gray works as a partner and chief legal officer of Ziff Brothers Investment. He has served as the company’s general counsel, managing director, vice president and counsel, and director. Additionally, David has been an associate at WilmerHale, a clerk in the U.S. Court of Appeals, and research analyst with top-secret security clearance at the Institute for Defense Analyses. He holds a BA in physics from Harvard University and a JD from Columbia University School of Law. Brad Ives ’82 Chairman, Investment Committee, Audit Committee; Chief Sustainability Officer and Associate Vice Chancellor, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC Brad Ives joined the University of North Carolina from the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources, where he served as assistant secretary for natural resources. He has also served in leadership positions at Davidson River Capital LLC, Integro Earth Fuels, Inc., Illumination Renewables, and Babson Capital. Brad received his BA and JD from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Karen LeVert Member at Large, Executive Committee; CEO, Southeast TechInventures and COO, Ag TechInventures, Inc. Durham, NC Karen LeVert cofounded Southeast TechInventures and Ag TechInventures, Inc. as technology innovation labs. She has more than 25 years of successful leadership experience in start-ups, technology commercialization, and executive management. She earned an MBA from University of Dayton and an information technology undergraduate degree from Eastern Michigan University. 2014-2015 Foundation Board Richard Linton Dean, College of Agriculture & Life Sciences, North Carolina State University Cary, NC Before joining North Carolina State University, Richard Linton served as department chair of Food Science and Technology at Ohio State University and as a faculty member in the food science department at Purdue University. He earned a BS in biology and an MS and doctorate in food science, all from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Scott Maitland Founder and owner, Top of the Hill Restaurant, Brewery, and Distillery, Chapel Hill, NC Scott Maitland is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. He served as a combat engineer platoon leader in the United States Army during the First Gulf War. He was named a Chancellor’s Scholar at UNC’s School of Law, where he studied before opening Top of the Hill. Brian Morin ’85 Investment Committee; President and cofounder, Dreamweaver International; Cofounder, Sknowflake LLC, Greenville, SC Brian Morin cofounded the tech firm Dreamweaver International. He was also CEO and founder of Innegrity LLC and has worked as a researcher at Milliken & Com- pany, Ohio State, and DuPont, amassing more than 150 patents. He holds a BS in physics from the University of North Carolina and an M.S. and Ph.D. in physics from Ohio State University. J. Todd Roberts NCSSM Chancellor, ex officio Foundation Board Todd Roberts began his education career as a Durham Public Schools teacher and principal. Most recently he served as superintendent of Ann Arbor Public Schoolsin Michigan before returning to Durham in 2010 to become North Carolina School of Science and Math’s fourth chancellor. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Duke University and masters and doctoral degrees in education from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Doug Shackelford Investment Committee; Dean, Kenan-Flagler Business School, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC Doug Shackelford has served as UNC’s senior associate dean and associate dean for the master of accounting program. He created the UNC Tax Center and is a research associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research and an International Research Fellow at the Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation. He holds a PhD from University of Michigan and a BS from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Christy Shaffer Past Chair, Executive Committee, Nominating Committee; General Partner, Hatteras Venture Partners, Chapel Hill, NC Christy Shaffer has over 25 years of experience in the life science industry. She joined Hatteras following a distinguished career at Burroughs Wellcome Co. and Inspire Pharmaceuticals. She earned a PhD in pharmacology from University of Tennessee Health Science Center and did her postdoctoral training at Chicago Medical School and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Bill Starling Managing Director, Synergy Life Science Partners, LP; CEO, Synecor, LLC, Durham, NC Bill Starling is a cofounder of, among others, BaroSense, Inc., Bioerodible Vascular Solutions, Inc., InnerPulse, Inc., TransEnterix, Inc., Interventional Autonomics Corporation, NeuroTronik Limited, Aegis Surgical Limited, and Atrius Limited. He received his BS degree in business administration from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an MBA from University of Southern California. 2014-2015 Annual Report | 7 Charlie Stone ‘03 President, NCSSM Alumni Association, ex officio; Partner, Alfreton Capital London, England Charlie Stone has worked at Praxient Capital and as an investment officer for Duke University’s endowment. He holds an undergraduate degree from Princeton University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. Rick Stone Chair Emeritus, Nominating Committee; Investment Committee; Retired investment banker, educator, Boston, MA Rick Stone served as board chair, board member, and chair of the Odyssey Capital Campaign. Prior to his retirement, Rick worked as an investment banker in New York City after teaching English literature in Boston. He received an AB from Princeton, PhD in English literature from Cornell, and an MS in finance from MIT’s Sloan School of Management. marketing with Polaroid and Gillette. She holds an MBA from Dartmouth College, a master’s degree from Columbia University, and a bachelor’s degree from Skidmore College. Clay Thorp Cofounder and General Partner, Hatteras Venture Partners, Durham, NC Clay Thorp also serves as executive chairman of PhaseBio Pharmaceuticals and chairman of GeneCentric Diagnostics. He was also a co-founder and served as CEO and chairman of Synthematix, Inc., co-founder and head of corporate development for Novalon Pharmaceutical Corporation, and co-founder and president of Xanthon, Inc. He holds a masters of public policy from Harvard University and a BA in mathematics and art history from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Katie Wagstaff President, NCSSM Foundation, ex officio Millie Tan Chair, Nominating Committee; Principal, TAN Marketing, LLC, Chapel Hill, NC Millie Tan is an independent consultant for TAN Marketing, LLC. Most recently she served as chief marketing officer and senior vice president of global marketing for Quintiles, and before that as chief marketing officer of Monster Woldwide’s European business. She has held senior positions in consumer A southern Virginia transplant who has embraced Durham as her home, Katie Wagstaff’s career in education and the nonprofit world has included stints at University of North Carolina School of Dentistry and UNC Physicians and Associates. She joined the NCSSM Foundation in 1992. She holds a bachelors degree in business management from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Anne Whitaker Executive Vice President, Valeant Pharmaceuticals, Morrisville, NC Prior to joining Valeant, Anne Whitaker served as CEO of Synta Pharmaceuticals and president of North America Pharmaceuticals at Sanofi. She has held a number of leadership positions at GlaxoSmith Kline, the last of which was senior vice president of sales and marketing. She holds a BS in chemistry and business from University of North Alabama. T. Brock Winslow ’86 Vice Chancellor for Institutional Advancement, ex-officio Brock works with our school community and other stakeholders to ensure and expand the NCSSM opportunity for North Carolina’s students. His division is primarily responsible for the school’s communications, constituent and legislative relations, foundation operations and fundraising activities. He holds a BA from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 8 | 2014-2015 Annual Report Year in Review: Giving News from Around Campus Biogen Foundation upgrades videoconferencing studio NCSSM’s ability to effectively serve students at dozens of schools throughout North Carolina received a $75,000 boost from the Biogen Foundation. The Foundation’s gift supported an upgrade of one of NCSSM’s four interactive videoconferencing studios. The upgrade replaced a severely outdated analog transmission signal, which limits the audio and video quality of the broadcasts from NCSSM, with all-digital, high-definition equipment. “The newly equipped studio allows our distance education instructors to more effectively reach students in the field,” says Melissa Thibault, Vice Chancellor for Distance Education and Extended Programs. “These high-definition broadcasts provide students in schools statewide with a level of detail and seamless interaction we’ve long needed. This is a big step toward realizing the potential for synchronous teaching and learning through videoconferencing.” Representatives of the Class of 1988, whose endowment ensures in part that celebrations will be held for retiring staff and faculty members, together with Dr. Jon Miller and Dr. Steve Warshaw. Two new endowments honor, support student life Two groups of alumni have created endowments to support areas of special interest at the school. Seeking to make a long-term positive impact on their school, members of the Class of 1988 created the Class of 1988 Endowment. With a focus on celebrating the retirement of faculty and staff members who have made NCSSM great, the endowment launched its work in May 2015 with an afternoon reception to honor Dr. Jon Miller and Dr. Steve Warshaw on their retirements after their respective 35 and 30 years with the school. The endowment will focus secondarily on attracting the best new talent to the school to help ensure high quality education for many years to come. Funds will pay for travel expenses and limited meals for top interviewing candidates, as resources allow. “We learned that faculty and staff were ‘passing the hat’ for personal donations and scraping department budgets to fund retirement celebrations,” says Julie Gatton ’88, cochair of the Quarter Century Fund Planning Committee. “This means that not all retirements are celebrated, and the constrained resources limit alumni and current students from attending the party to personally thank those who have had such a great influence on their lives. NCSSM’s underrepresented minority students. The new endowment provides financial support for the activities of NCSSM student groups such as the gospel choir, Colours, and other programming or activities supporting the enrollment, matriculation, and academic success of underrepresented minority students. “Second, we learned that there is no specific budget for recruitment of faculty and staff. Typically, candidates pay for their own travel which, in effect, means the school is not able to conduct a nationwide search for top talent. Additionally, NCSSM faculty and staff frequently pay for their own meals when taking candidates out during the interview process.” Institutional Advancement officers revised NCSSM’s giving societies in 2015 to more appropriately acknowledge the generosity of our donors and the difference they make in the life of the school. Now called Transformative Giving Circles, they recognize the school’s most generous donors. A second group of alumni have created the Dr. Joan Barber Endowment to Support Underrepresented Minority Student Success. The fund honors Barber, who retired in 2014 after 28 years as vice chancellor for student life. She was a career-long advocate of New Giving Circles Donors are invited to join one of five circles: Catalyst, Innovator, Visionary, Discovery, and Legacy. Circle members make a special commitment of leadership, engagement, and personal resources to ensure that North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics continues to offer life-changing opportunities for promising young North Carolinians. 2014-2015 Annual Report | 11 Learning to do research, then to share it Amy Sheck and Senita Portlock ‘15 When Senita Portlock ’15 began searching for a project topic for her Research in Biology class, she bypassed cancer and infectious diseases, subjects that attracted her classmates, to choose crop pests. “Agriculture and food production are problems my generation is going to have to address, and not enough people in my generation prioritize them,” she says. Her choice thrilled Amy Sheck, dean of science at NCSSM and Portlock’s instructor. Sheck earned a PhD in entomology at North Carolina State University and studied the evolutionary interactions between pest insects and crops. “When I have a student interested in agriculture, I light up,” Sheck says. In the research classes, students learn about the scientific method, then choose a question and design an experiment to answer it. Over their junior and senior years, they carry out the experiment, interpret and write up their findings, and present the project to their peers. As seniors, they also serve as mentors to the junior class. A tough grader, Sheck holds the students to high standards. “This class is not comfortable,” she says. Portlock says that Dr. Sheck “is really engaged and enthusiastic about everyone’s project. She brings a lot of energy to the classroom.” After learning that the semiochemical trails ladybugs secrete on leaves deter certain crop pests, Portlock decided to find out if the phenomenon occurred with other species — specifically, lacewings and aphids. She set aphids on a platform in a petri dish surrounded by a moat of water and gave them the choice of walking on two fava bean leaves, one marked by lacewing tracks and the other not. In the end, she discovered that larval lacewing trails do indeed cause aphids to avoid the host plant — a finding that could have implications for the development of natural, biological pest control systems. One of her biggest challenges was designing an arena for the aphids that actually tested her question. Portlock and Sheck visited an NC State lab to see how researchers approached similar problems. Another challenge: how to effectively grow the plants and insects. Portlock learned to open and close the insects’ enclosures quickly during feedings so they wouldn’t escape. “I got really good at catching bugs,” she said. Portlock is comfortable now carrying out the scientific process, asking questions, and communicating scientific ideas to non-scientists. She presented her project to her classmates, then to NCSSM’s Board of Trustees, then at an entomology conference. “I got better as I went on,” she says. Indeed: The Biotechnology Institute named her a national BioGENEius winner in June 2015 “The beauty of the research class is students go through an uncomfortable process. As seniors, they realize how far they’ve come.” — Amy Sheck, Dean of Science from 28 finalists. Now at Duke, she landed a psychiatry lab assistant position, a role normally reserved for upperclassmen. “Since I had previous research experience, they felt comfortable letting me work with them.” 12 | 2014-2015 Annual Report Seeing the positive in negative results Ershela Sims and Deanyone Su ‘16 Deanyone Su ’16 was trying to decide on an engineering research project, some improvement he could make in the world, when he realized he was getting hot. “I was sitting next to a window and I noticed that it was uncomfortably warm in the classroom,” he remembers. “It’s the point of having a window to allow light, but not the accompanying heat.” When he started reading journal articles, he learned that no good solutions yet exist for window insulation. So he decided to test aerogels — clear, or at least translucent, gels. But things didn’t go as hoped. “The type of aerogel I was working with turned out to be not suitable for window placement,” Su says. “It didn’t function the way I expected it to, because there was a coating that wasn’t identified on the gel.” Instructor Ershela Sims nods as she listens to Su describe his research experience. Her two primary goals for NCSSM’s first-ever, two-semester engineering research class were for students to understand that research actually exists in engineering, for starters, and that it’s OK to get negative results, as Su did. “That doesn’t mean the work isn’t publishable,” she says. “My favorite part of teaching this class was hearing the questions the students would ask each other,” says Sims, who also serves as NCSSM’s dean of engineering and technology. “I also enjoyed observing them help each other. One student’s research involved circuitry and he needed some additional content knowledge. I overheard Deanyone offer to help him out. That’s how engineers function, we collaborate and bounce things off each other. One of my fond memories from my days as a software development engineer was popping our heads over the cubicles to check in with colleagues.” Compared with Su’s internship at NC State this past summer, the research class offered great exposure to the research process. “When you walk into someone’s lab, the project is pretty well set, but here you “It’s given me a much better idea of how interconnected research is with all of our classes.” — Deanyone Su ’16 start with the literature reading and come up with an idea and refine it. It’s much more comprehensive. It’s given me a much better idea of how interconnected research is with all of our classes,” he says. “It’s easier to recognize and analyze what we’re taught now. You have this equation, this data, you think about where it came from, and how they drew certain conclusions. It gives me a more analytical viewpoint.” “Critical thinking,” says Sims, nodding happily. “Some students would hit a bump in the road and they would get upset or discouraged, but Deanyone was always very calm and resilient,” Sims remembers. “The insulated boxes took forever to come in. He was very patient and just kept working on other aspects of his project. He exhibited so much resilience. He has excellent writing skills, and he took ownership of the project and worked well independently.” She also watched a fairly shy student transform into one who was suggesting articles, leading journal club discussions, and offering solutions by the end of the class. “I got to see him grow.” 2014-2015 Annual Report | 15 Former mentee pays it forward Dr. Shiaowen David Hsu ’88 and Monica Mehareb ’16 Monica Mehareb ’16 felt antsy on the bus ride to the first day of her mentorship with Duke University gastrointestinal oncologist Dr. Shiaowen David Hsu ’88. “It was extremely intimidating,” Mehareb says. “I was like ‘Holy moly, what have I gotten myself into? I’m in high school!’” But as soon as Hsu opened the door, he dispelled her fears. “He was welcoming from the start,” she says. “He is a very charismatic person. He’s very easy to talk to. That calmed me down.” Coming from a family acutely affected by cancer, Mehareb knew from a young age she was interested in researching the disease. She jumped at the opportunity to work in Hsu’s lab through NCSSM’s Mentorship program, sending students to work in labs two afternoons a week during their senior year. In his NCSSM years, Hsu, too, completed a Mentorship. Once a week he worked on a DNA repair project in the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill lab of cancer researcher Aziz Sancar — who, incidentally, won the Nobel Prize in chemistry this year. “Aziz was a great mentor,” Hsu says. “He’s a very busy scientist, but he carved out a two- to-three hour window to work one-on-one with me each week.” Hsu says his position as a Duke cancer researcher, clinician, and William Dalton Family assistant professor of cancer genomics owes much to the program. After graduating from NCSSM, Hsu continued working with Sancar through a summer internship, four years of undergraduate work, and a PhD. “If I didn’t do the Mentorship program, I’ll be honest, I’m not sure I’d be in the position I’m in now.” Hsu and his team are studying the biology of colorectal cancer in hopes of coming up with a more effective alternative to chemotherapy. Using genomic-based technology, they are testing whether they can slow or stop the disease’s progression by inhibiting the signaling pathway of Wnt proteins. In the lab, Mehareb treats cancer cells with the Wnt inhibitor to see if the process hinders the cells’ growth. “Dr. Hsu treats me like one of his lab members and someone who’s actually doing something, rather than this little high school student they’re having to put up with,” Mehareb says. “I enjoy knowing that even though I’m doing this small-scale project, in the end, I’m going to contribute to something larger.” Hsu wants his mentees to understand that they don’t “I want my mentees to learn not to be afraid to ask questions.” — Shiaowen David Hsu ’88 have to know everything. “As a senior in high school working with Aziz, I was totally clueless,” he says. “I want my mentees to learn not to be afraid to ask questions.” When she makes an error, Hsu patiently explains how, why, and when she made the mistake and how to fix it, Mehareb says. “He tells me what this mistake actually means in the long run and why it was beneficial to my learning experience.” 16 | 2014-2015 Annual Report $1 million gift supports student research, mentorships In March 2015, the Burroughs Wellcome Fund announced a $1 million gift to North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics to create the Burroughs Wellcome Fund Endowment for Student Research, Mentorship, and Innovation. Burroughs Wellcome Fund President John Burriss, announcing the gifts during a celebration at the North Carolina Executive Mansion, said North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics represented a sure investment for inspiring the next generation of science enthusiasts and advancing STEM education across the state. The gift supports an increasing area of focus for NCSSM. The school is working to give students more real-world experiences and offer more hands-on opportunities to conduct research, two of four key objectives in the 2012-2017 Strategic Plan. Providing more research opportunities requires more resources, of course — from faculty time to teach the research courses to the coordination of internship and mentorships, transporting students to off-campus research labs, and equipment and supplies. And it requires mentors. Dozens of NCSSM alumni join with other area professionals in welcoming these high school students into their offices and labs. They are rarely disappointed. “It’s been a long time since I worked with high school students,” says Brian Morin ’85, president and COO of Dreamweaver International, a lithium battery technology firm, who mentored two NCSSM students two years ago. “I forgot how little they knew, yet how fast their mental engines run. With a little direction, they accomplished huge steps.” “Research has shown that students who participated in original research were 70 percent more likely to pursue STEM degrees, and students who participated in STEM mentorship/internships were 20 percent more likely to major in a STEM field than those who did not,” says NCSSM Chancellor Todd Roberts. “As we all work to increase the number of bright young people entering STEM fields, this Burroughs Wellcome endowment will help us support student research, mentorship and other innovative opportunities.” Named NCSSM Foundation Endowments Aldrich Music Endowment Supports NCSSM’s fine arts program with emphasis on performing arts Borden Mace Library Endowment Supports efforts to bring speakers to campus Bowman-Brockman Endowment Inspires students to start ventures on campus and to pursue advanced research projects in science, technology, and mathematics Joe F. and Marylyn L. Britt Endowment Supports electronics and physics projects Broyhill Foundation Endowment Supports Broyhill Leadership Series, bringing to campus speakers and professionals known for business leadership in science and technology groups with a majority-underrepresented minority membership, and other programming and activities that support the success of URM students Fagan Fund for Faculty Excellence Supports faculty professional development General Endowment Supports ongoing needs of NCSSM Foundation and school Glaxo Foundation Endowment for Student Research Supports students’ independent scientific research in biology Geun-ho Kim Scholarship For graduating senior whose parents, or parent, immigrated to the U.S. Burroughs Wellcome Fund Endowment for Research, Mentorship, and Innovation Supports advanced research and mentorship opportunities Hurd Residential Endowment Supports Student Services and Student Life programs Joe Liles Arts Enrichment Endowment Provides continuous funding to enhance student development in instrumental, voice, drama, dance and visual arts Dr. Joan Barber Endowment to Support URM Student Success Supports Colours gospel choir, student Quarter Century Unrestricted Endowment Supports student body, faculty, and general community GAR Foundation Fund for Faculty Excellence Supports faculty professional development Burroughs Wellcome Fund Endowment Supports faculty professional development Class of 1983 Academic Endowment Funds academic programs infrastructure, especially involving the teaching of science Ives Student Activity Endowment Supports extracurricular student activities Joseph M. Bryan Sr. Endowment Fund Unrestricted endowment George E. & Etta Lou Loftin Endowment Supports students with financial needs Jon Miller Endowment for the Humanities Supports the Humanities Department’s unmet needs Steffee Endowment for Student Research and Creativity Encourages independent research and student-driven academic projects Troan Endowment for Technology Supports unmet technology needs Virginia S. Wilson Scholarship Provides graduating senior with scholarship to attend Duke University Wachovia Humanities Endowment Supports Humanities Department’s unmet needs Wachovia Mathematics Endowment Supports Mathematics Department’s unmet needs NCSSM Alumni Scholarship Endowment Provides college scholarships to selected graduating seniors Wachovia Science Endowment Supports Science Department’s unmet needs NCSSM Challenge Endowment Supports programs that inspire NCSSM students to donate while still enrolled at the school Wachovia Engineering Endowment Supports Engineering Department’s unmet needs Prabhu Endowment for the Sciences Supports the school’s technology Women With Wings Endowment Supports programs in aviation and aeronautics for young women 2014-2015 NCSSM Foundation Financial Report Revenues Expenses NCSSM Foundation Temporarily Restricted $568,299 22% Permanently Restricted $1,038,452 Unrestricted $1,040,706 39% 19% Academic Programs 8% Distance Education 53% 7% 39% 6% 3% 4% Institutional Advancement Student Life Administration Communications A gift of $1 million from the Burroughs Wellcome Fund in the spring of 2015 established the Burroughs Welcome Fund Endowment for Student Research, Mentorship, and Innovation, helping NCSSM support student research, the Mentorship Program, and other innovative opportunities (p. 16). 2014-2015 Annual Report | 19 Foundation Donors Blue & Silver Society Have included the NCSSM Foundation in their estate planning Scott A. Bales ‘84 Tina Burleson ‘89 Mary P. Campbell ‘92 John D. Capps ‘83 and Susan G. Capps ‘83 Michael and Cynthia Dougherty Pamela M. Dunwell Richard G. Harrelson ‘87 Kay Morgan Debra L. Pawl Barry and Laura Poole Debra L. Smith Ken Steen Erik W. Troan ‘91 Harold Tucker Stephen J. Warshaw Robert O. Winters ‘85 Chancellor’s Society Five or more consecutive years of annual giving Eliza J. Ablovatski ‘89 M. Alexander Ahearn ‘05 Charlene S. Ahn ‘94 Maya K. Ajmera ‘85 and David V. Hollander Kathleen Allen Lydia A. Allen ‘10 Lavonia Allison Michael A. Ashburn ‘88 Drew J. Applefield ‘95 Leslie N. Arrington Rebekah F. Ayscue ‘07 Brian D. Bailey ‘84 Roshan B. Baliga ‘99 Michael and Kelly Baraldi Alex A. Baranpuria ‘02 Jeffrey T. Barber Stephanie M. Bass ‘91 Mark G. Baxter ‘90 Suzanne B. Beckham ‘84 and David W. Cole ‘84 Jonathan R. Bennett Kathryn Berberian Robert C. Bicksler Alan G. Bishop ‘86 Edward B. Blackman ‘91 James and Jean Blaine Kathleen S. Boyd Brett A. Brackett ‘84 Melissa N. Brady ‘02 George M. Bridgers ‘92 Sheryl D. Brown ‘84 Tyler A. Buckner ‘91 William and Darlene Buckner Owen D. Bugge ‘92 and Roshena M. Ham-Bugge Brian and Melissa Bunch Neda Burapavong ‘97 Gillian M. Burgess ‘96 Tina Burleson ‘89 Burroughs Wellcome Fund George A. Burton ‘85 and Mary Memmott Nelson Butts, Jr. Mary Lauren Carr ‘00 Wayne F. Carriker ‘84 Brandon R. Carroll ‘02 Carey L. Cates ‘90 Christopher H. Chay ‘88 Aimee B. Chung ‘96 Thomas H. Clayton Stephen N. Cole ‘85 Debra K. Coleman ‘86 Conrad Foundation Amy C. Cooter ‘86 Elizabeth K. Copple ‘87 Dan P. Cory ‘89 C. Kevin Cromwell Robin J. Cunningham ‘83 and Linda E. Green ‘86 Philip G. Curley ‘07 Michael Daly ‘00 Geoffrey M. Davis ‘85 Joseph H. Davis ‘87 Jennifer L. Deets ‘85 Stephen P. Dettman ‘84 Michael E. Doernberg Laine E. Doggett ‘84 Michael and Cynthia Dougherty Mark Dubois Christopher E. Dudley ‘97 James and Brenda Duff Marcia D. Edwards ‘86 Sean P. Fahey ‘89 Shauna T. Farmer ‘82 and Thomas Farmer Igor Ferst ‘02 William R. Fox ‘83 Jessica L. Friedman ‘03 Shirley T. Frye Joseph D. Galarneau, Jr. ‘85 Steve B. Gallup ‘82 Julie I. Gatton ‘88 Steven W. Gentile ‘02 Crystal German ‘92 Kenneth D. Gibbs, Jr. ‘01 Ruth T. Gotwals Cheryl Granillo ‘97 David G. Gray ‘84 Elisabeth G. Green ‘97 Gary N. Greenberg Daniel D. Grove ‘87 D. Bruce Guild and Linda Convissor Maia G. Hallward ‘94 Tobias S. Hampson ‘94 Alice D. Haynes Stefan Heinzelmann Stephane B. Henrion ‘06 Megan E. Heysham ‘07 Jared D. Hill ‘03 Adam L. Hinnant ‘06 Jenny L. Hinson ‘91 Cierra Hinton ‘08 Lynn M. Hooker ‘86 Buddy and Gina Hopkins Jennifer A. Horney ‘90 and Michael J. Chan Donald T. Hornstein and Amy L. Sheck Joseph B. Horrell ‘00 Andrew and Carolyn Hsiao David and Catherine Hurd Jenny Idichandy ‘88 Frederick R. Indermaur ‘84 A. Bradley Ives ‘82 and Debra Ives Ann S. Ives David and Jennifer Johnson Anthony P. Jones ‘86 Daniel L. Jones ‘10 David and Pamela Jones Michael D. Jones ‘07 Emily J. Kachergis ‘01 Heather M. Kachinske ‘05 Hih Song Kim ‘83 Judy King Gene Y. Ko ‘90 Travis G. Koch ‘85 John E. Konanc ‘86 Sarah B. Krigman ‘82 Roger W. Kromer ‘82 Henry D. Kuo ‘82 and Irene R. Kuo ‘82 Molly E. Kuo ‘11 Kenro Kusumi ‘85 Lydia C. Kwee ‘90 Scott D. Laird Colin C. Law ‘86 Thomas R. Lawing, III ‘91 Thomas and Dianne Lawing William W. Lawrence, Jr. ‘85 Bruce M. Lee ‘89 Robert H. Lee ‘82 Miriam Katie Leiva ‘85 Page Ives Lemel Paul W. Levering ‘86 Karen LeVert Sue Anne Lewis Lawrence Liao ‘88 Victor C. Lieu ‘06 Gina P. Likins ‘86 Claire Logsdon ‘00 Rebecca J. Logsdon ‘02 Kimberly M. Lott ‘89 Michael Lopazanski and Suzanne Lazorick Theodore P. Luebke ‘97 Brian S. Mahoney ‘90 Melissa M. Maloney ‘86 Crawford A. Mann, III ‘98 Rebecca D. Martin ‘95 Michael J. Martine ‘87 and Emily S. Martine ‘88 John A. Mathew ‘91 Haila R. Maze ‘90 Mark and Patricia McDonald Terra G. McKinnish ‘89 Karen C. McLaughlin ‘83 William W. McNairy Jon C. Miller Alison E. Monahan ‘93 Elizabeth Moose Alexander Morcos ‘93 Brian G. Morin ‘85 Kathy Mueller Nancy E. Mukundan ‘85 Wanda Munn Rosemary Munroe Jeanine K. Murphy ‘86 Barbara Murphy Meredith T. Murphy ‘02 Amber Murray ‘97 Steve Nelson Rachel L. Nemecek ‘93 Erik A. Nicolaysen Allen D. Nuttle ‘84 Nicklas B. E. Oldenburg ‘85 and Paul D. Carter Mark D. Ollis ‘88 Michal J. Orlikowski ‘99 John W. Patty ‘92 20 | 2014-2015 Annual Report Foundation Donors Christopher J. Paul ‘01 and Anna E. Bauer ‘01 Gregg and Cassandra Peele Schnika N. Pender ‘96 Tarkten and Maria Pharr Harry P. Phillips and Kathleen A. McGraw William A. Pizer ‘86 James and Martha Polizzi Margaret B. Powell ‘94 LeShawndra N. Price ‘91 Paul Raff ‘00 James and Donna Ramsay Philip Rash Nicholas B. Remmes ‘93 and Kate Remmes Karen A. Reid ‘88 Phillip Riggs J. Todd Roberts Stephen B. Roberts ‘87 and Gretchen A. Case ‘87 Carl A. Ryden ‘89 Phia S. Salter ‘01 Lydia E. Sbityakov ‘89 Jeff and Martha Schneider Elizabeth F. Scott ‘84 Christopher M. Sepich ‘95 and Jody T. Sepich ‘95 Christy L. Shaffer Eric R. Sharpe ‘88 Charlie V. Shaw, Jr. ‘97 Anna R. Shepherd ‘05 Adam Simpkins ‘99 Dean and Jeannine Smetana Darcie Smith ‘93 David C. Smith ‘86 Moreland T. Smith ‘88 Carole Stern Katharine E. Stewart ‘85 Charles M. Stone ‘03 Charles and Teresa Stone Rosemarie R. Strawn ‘09 and Salem Elrahal ‘09 Tommie A. Styons Daniel and Cathy Sullivan Stephen and Phyllis Tarrant John and Diana Taylor Angela Teachey John A. Thacker ‘97 Melissa Thibault David W. Thomas ‘83 and Mark E. Beasley ‘83 Cecile T. Tougas Ward C. Travis ‘82 Erik W. Troan ‘91 Troan Foundation, Inc. Hawley Truax and Jane Thrailkill Robert R. TupeloSchneck ‘93 William L. Turner ‘85 Virginia G. Upchurch ‘01 Catherine C. Veal Emanuel A. Waddell ‘86 Lauren J. S. Wagner ‘03 Hunter and Katie Wagstaff Beck E. Waldbauer ‘07 Charlene L. WarrenDavis ‘89 Stephen J. Warshaw Raymond and Eugenia Weeks William M. Wells Ryan C. Wigley ‘92 Stephen J. Williard ‘93 T. Brock Winslow ‘86 and Bristol R. Winslow Robert O. Winters ‘85 Lisa N. Worthington ‘96 Jill C. Wright ‘85 Claire K. Zeng ‘11 Daniel and Ming Zheng Corporations and Foundations Aetna Foundation Alliance Data Matching Gift AmazonSmile Foundation American International Group, Inc. American Mathematical Society AXA Foundation Bank of America Bayer USA Foundation Ben & Jerry’s Benevity Community Impact Fund Biogen Biotechnology Institute Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC Bright Funds Foundation Burroughs Wellcome Fund CA Technology Channel Education Foundation, Inc. Cisco Systems Foundation Colgate-Palmolive Company Conrad Foundation Corning Incorporated Foundation Devil’s Pizzeria Dollar General Duke Energy Foundation Matching Gifts Program Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, Inc. Elmo’s Diner Inc. Ericsson, Inc. Express Employment Professionals Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Program FMC Corporation Food Lion Freeport-McMoRan Oil and Gas Matching Gifts General Electric Foundation Girl Scout Troup 1638 Goldman, Sachs & Company Matching Gift Program GlaxoSmithKline Harris Teeter, Inc. Humana Giving Together Matching Gift Program IBM Corporation IBM Employee Services Center Intel Foundation Itron Matching Gifts Program Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Junior Women’s Club of Oxford JustGive Kennametal Inc Lenovo Lockheed Martin The Merck Partnership for Giving Microsoft Matching Gifts Program/Microsoft Giving Campaign Monsanto Fund NC GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Nestle Foundation Network for Good The North Carolina Center for International Understanding North Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics The Northrop Grumman Foundation Novartis US Foundation Oracle Matching Gifts Program The P & G Fund Matching Gift Program Perkins Management Services Company Piedmont Natural Gas Progressive Insurance Foundation Giving Together Program Qualcomm Matching Grant and Community Service Programs Quintiles Cares/ Matching Gift 2014-2015 Annual Report | 21 Red Hat Matching Gifts Program Safety Sales International, LLC SAS Institute, Inc. Schneider Electric/Square D Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Society for Science & The Public Stanley Black & Decker Sterling Properties SunTrust Syngenta Seeds, Inc. Target Take Charge of Education Teradata Employee Giving Campaign Text2Give TIAA-CREFF Employee Giving Campaign TJF Holding Company University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Vanguard Matching Gift Program VMware Foundation Matching Gift Program Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Wells Fargo Matching Gift Program Honorary Gifts In honor of Rebekah Ayscue Eleanor A. Steel ‘07 Chelsey J. Harshman ‘08 In honor of Marlene Blakney Dorothee A. Alsentzer ‘97 J. Todd Roberts Katie Wagstaff Brock Winslow ‘86 and Bristol Winslow In honor of Ann and Frank Bumstead Ann S. Ives In honor of Emily ‘17 and Lawton Ives ‘17 Ann S. Ives In honor of Sharon Castellino and Renato Santos Laine E. Doggett ‘84 In honor of John Kolena Patrick R. Moore ‘04 Aaron L. Kirtley ‘95 Roshan B. Baliga ‘99 In honor of Ciera Cipriani ‘14 Girl Scout Troup 1638 In honor of the Class of 1984 Catherine C. Veal In honor of Robert Ellwanger ‘15 Dan R. Parker In honor of FIRST Robotics Team Allen D. Nuttle ‘84 James and Tatyana Blankenship In honor of Shirley Frye Alan S. Hicks J. Todd Roberts Katie Wagstaff Brock Winslow ‘86 and Bristol Winslow In honor of Bob Gotwals Kayla K. Corbin ‘10 In honor of Corinne Greenblatt ‘16 Robert and Ruth Greenblatt In honor of Maria Hernandez Keith M. Grose ‘07 In honor of Cierra Hinton Chelsey J. Harshman ‘08 In honor of Bob and Judy Hollis James R. Hollis ‘84 In honor of Gail Hudson Dorothee A. Alsentzer ‘97 Charles S. Coffey ‘96 Kenneth Gersing and Elinor Coates In honor of Level III News Team 1989-90 Brent Goff, ‘90 In honor of Charlotte Love ‘15 and Kelly LoveGeiger ‘01 Sadler and Elizabeth Love In honor of Jon Miller Arshad N. Ahsanuddin ‘88 Katharine M. Benedict ‘00 Nelson and Shelia Butts Anita A. McCoy Prerana N. Patel ‘92 Anne G. Pinto ‘88 J. Todd Roberts Amber N. Spence ‘03 Katie Wagstaff Brock Winslow ‘86 and Bristol Winslow Erika Roddy Woodard ‘88 Frank T. Wrenn III ‘88 Paul M. Wrayno ‘02 In honor of Elizabeth Moose Kirby M. Varnadoe-Russ ‘10 In honor of John Morrison Gregg and Sandra Peele In honor of the NCSSM Admissions Office Jenna L. Roney ‘07 In honor of NCSSM Baseball Alumni Michael Mitchell III In honor of NCSSM Employees Seok-Won and Boonda Lee Grant H. Means ‘12 Mark W. Metcalf ‘03 Helen E. Moore ‘84 J. Todd Roberts Bhanuprakash Subramanya and Sudha Srikantaswamy Katie Wagstaff Brock Winslow ‘86 and Bristol Winslow In honor of NCSSM XC & Track & Field Frances T. Dougherty ‘10 In honor of Michael Newbauer and First Hunt Charles N. Cheema ‘15 Cameron R. Herrera ‘16 Shane L. Steele-Pardue ‘15 Frederick and Holly Ellwanger In honor of Bobby K. Quach ‘05 Henry M. Lancaster, III ‘05 In honor of Martha Regalis Paul and Anne Coletta In honor of Kaitlin Icard Reid ‘07 Kenan C. Hill ‘07 In honor of Donita Robinson Bruce and Laura London In honor of Caryn Rossi Bruce and Laura London In honor of Jane Shlensky Ricky A. Perry, Jr. ‘05 In honor of Linda Schmalbeck Donald and Deborah Cherry In honor of Jessica Sullivan ‘14 Girl Scout Troup 1638 In honor of Quinn Turk ‘15 Thompson and Kathryn Tisdale In honor of Sheppy Vann John and Caroline Fitzpatrick 22 | 2014-2015 Annual Report Foundation Donors In honor of Stephen Warshaw Brian S. Mahoney ‘90 Nelson and Shelia Butts Anita A. McCoy Maris R. Mann-Stadt ‘06 J. Todd Roberts Katie Wagstaff Bobby R. Wiggs, III, ‘03 Brock Winslow ‘86 and Bristol Winslow Paul M. Wrayno ‘02 In honor of Caroline Wright ‘14 Girl Scout Troup 1638 In honor of Lamia Younes Bruce and Laura London Memorial Gifts In memory of Lindsay R. Aldridge ‘05 Kathleen S. Chaffee ‘05 Heather D. Mohorn ‘05 In memory of Mel Baer Gerri R. Baer ‘91 In memory of Martha and Ed Biedermann Gary Biedermann and Helen Ingram In memory of Jennifer L. Bowman Ebright ‘86 Jane R. Ebbighausen ‘88 In memory of Anthony “Hedgehog” Bray ‘97 Justin B. Oxman ‘97 In memory of Helen E. Chappell ‘03 Eric C. Bowen ‘03 Melissa N. Brady ‘02 George E. Kachergis ‘03 In memory of Don Houpe Lois Jean M. Houpe Beck E. Waldbauer ‘07 Donna L. Shumate ‘86 and David C. Walker In Memory of Ray Church Dorothee A. Alsentzer ‘97 In memory of James and Anna Jones Julian and Pamela Reis In memory of David Doernberg Michael E. Doernberg In memory of Barbara Fenske Douglas and DeLana Fenske In memory of William King Fyler Walter A. Fyler ‘99 In memory of Subrahmanyam Ghadiyaram Sudheer Ghadiyaram and Sakuntala Chavali In memory of Gene Harris Alper Alten Terry and Vickie Dobler Wendell and Thursa Herrett Roy and Sharon Hoffman Scott Rudeen In Memory of Bryan D. Giles ‘83 Simon Verghese ‘83 In memory of Paul Brian Habit ‘82 Michel A. Habit In memory of Allen K. Briggs ‘88 Roger A. Ladd ‘88 In memory of Peter T. Haughton ‘89 Linie Chang Rand ‘89 Alan C. Cline ‘90 In memorial of Loria Caulder ‘97 Leslie R. Myrie, Jr. ‘97 In memory of Col. Hector H. Henry, II, MD Marjorie Benbow In memory of Michael V. Carpenter ‘07 Rebekah F. Ayscue ‘07 In memory of Pete Hoffman James and Tatyana Blankenship In memory of Arnold Kramish David and Pamela Jones In memory of Tong Lee Peter H. Lee and Laura K. Hardin-Lee In memory of Chenille Lloyd Crystal U. Davis ‘96 Sura U. S. Edmond ‘96 Christopher M. Gay ‘95 Lakevia M. Hall ‘95 Kendra J. Hill ‘96 Leslie C. Mehta ‘95 Annie M. Neal ‘94 and Travis E. Neal ‘94 Daniel C. Lane ‘96 Di’Ron C. Moore ‘95 Frank A. Suarez, Jr. ‘95 and Kimberly L. Suarez ‘95 Rashonda Burkett ‘96 and Christopher R. Burkett ‘95 Thomas O. Wood ‘96 In memory of Borden Mace Braughn Taylor Catherine C. Veal In Memory of Larry McBride Michael Mitchell III In memory of Rose McMillan, ‘00 Natasha A. Brown ‘00 In memory of Donald O. Nehlsen Alain and Susan Bertoni In memory of Rosemary Oates Stephen and Nancy Davis In memory of David A. Rosefielde ‘97 Stephen Patterson ‘97 In memory of John William Ogle, Jr. Scott A. Ogle ‘93 In memory of Lorraine Rossi Caryn Rossi In memorial of Debbie and Dennis O’Neal Juliana R. Miller ‘00 In memory of Amy Fox Schmitzer ‘87 Karen A. Reid ‘88 In memory of John Poe Tim Hitch Raymond and Amy Radack Jerrilyn WoodardEntrekin ‘86 Margery H. Warner ‘86 and Charles H. Warner Brock Winslow ‘86 and Bristol Winslow In memory of Mardell Scronce Gabrielle Scronce ‘02 In memory of Andy Pope ‘91 Amy V. Lovato ‘91 In memory of Bei Jerry Sun ‘12 Bryant W. Su ‘13 Jackson M. Thompson ‘13 Samuel J. Vercauteren ‘11 In memory of Carolyn and Troy Robertson Allen and Jennie Robertson In memory of Wade B. Rogers ‘87 J. Andrew Ward ‘86 Brock Winslow ‘86 and Bristol Winslow In memory of James and Carolyn Sepich Christopher M. Sepich ‘95 and Jody T. Sepich ‘95 In memory of Bill Simpson Robert and Beth Fisher In memory of Lisa Sykes ‘82 Shelley L. Hitt ‘82 In memory of Ademma Veeragandham Ajay and Anu Veeragandham 2014-2015 Annual Report | 23 In memory of Lynn Vuocol Katharine Vuocolo ‘00 In Memory of Mark Wagoner ‘89 Mark M. Ingle ‘89 In memory of Anna B. Williams ‘98 Alissa M. Redmond ‘98 In memory of Charles I. Yount Chuck R. Yount ‘83 Alumni Karen D. Angell ‘82 Douglas A. Appleyard ‘82 Richard Arnold ‘82 Janice P. Broniak ‘82 Nicole F. Brown ‘82 Sherri V. Cox ‘82 Carmen E. Dietrich ‘82 Shauna T. Farmer ‘82 Steve B. Gallup ‘82 Chistina Grobin ‘82 Darryll E. Hendricks ‘82 Shelley L. Hitt ‘82 A. Bradley Ives ‘82 Reginald F. Johnson ‘82 Sarah B. Krigman ‘82 Roger W. Kromer ‘82 Henry D. Kuo ‘82 Irene R. Kuo ‘82 Robert H. Lee ‘82 Suellen H. McCauley ‘82 Elizabeth G. Page ‘82 Alexander J. Rimberg ‘82 Ami J. Shah ‘82 Vicki Tatum ‘82 Ward C. Travis ‘82 Karon L. Uzzell-Baggett ‘82 Anita R. Warner ‘82 Percil Watkins ‘82 Saralyn Reid Williams ‘82 Deirdre M. Arnold ‘83 Mark E. Beasley ‘83 Madeleine C. Blaurock ‘83 Robin J. Cunningham ‘83 Adam F. Falk ‘83 William R. Fox ‘83 Gaye B. Holmes ‘83 Angela Chiles Kemper ‘83 R. David Kemper ‘83 Hih Song Kim ‘83 Michael J. Lefler ‘83 Karen C. McLaughlin ‘83 Jan E. Miller ‘83 Catherine A. Moses ‘83 Anja A. Patton-Evans ‘83 David W. Thomas ‘83 Lucia Trevino-Lane ‘83 Martin C. Trively ‘83 Simon Verghese ‘83 Lynne-Corinne Volkwijn ‘83 Chuck R. Yount ‘83 Brian D. Bailey ‘84 Suzanne B. Beckham ‘84 Brett A. Brackett ‘84 Sheryl D. Brown ‘84 Wayne F. Carriker ‘84 Sharon M. Castellino ‘84 Mark T. Chandler ‘84 S. Michael Chapman ‘84 Christopher S. Cole ‘84 David W. Cole ‘84 Stephen P. Dettman ‘84 Laine E. Doggett ‘84 Toby D. Falk ‘84 David G. Gray ‘84 Paul F. Greene ‘84 Christopher Y. Han ‘84 Brian D. Harry ‘84 James R. Hollis ‘84 Frederick R. Indermaur ‘84 Robert W. Larkin, Jr. ‘84 Melanie A. Mann ‘84 John D. Medley ‘84 Allen D. Nuttle ‘84 David Parish ‘84 Krystal L. Pusser ‘84 William A. Ramsay ‘84 Elizabeth A. Scott ‘84 Maya K. Ajmera ‘85 George A. Burton ‘85 Gina H. Chapman ‘85 Jeff F. Cherry ‘85 Sandra K. Childrey ‘85 Stephen N. Cole ‘85 Geoffrey M. Davis ‘85 Jennifer L. Deets ‘85 Timothy E. Figgins ‘85 Joseph D. Galarneau, Jr. ‘85 Kimberly K. Harry ‘85 Travis G. Koch ‘85 Suzanne C. Kuo ‘85 Kenro Kusumi ‘85 William W. Lawrence, Jr. ‘85 Kyong S. Lee ‘85 Miriam Katie Leiva ‘85 Sharon B. Metzger ‘85 Brian G. Morin ‘85 Nancy E. Mukundan ‘85 Nicklas B. E. Oldenburg ‘85 Donna A. Reece ‘85 Brian T. Rice ‘85 Gene E. Roddy ‘85 Katharine E. Stewart ‘85 Amy Swackhamer ‘85 William L. Turner ‘85 Melinda S. Whitaker ‘85 Robert O. Winters ‘85 Jill C. Wright ‘85 Jeffrey C. Yu ‘85 Natalie B. Beyer ‘86 Alan G. Bishop ‘86 E. Glenn Boyce ‘86 Kevin M. Bringewatt ‘86 Hope W. Brotherton ‘86 Michael A. Brotherton ‘86 Marjorie J. Brown ‘86 Rodney A. Bryant ‘86 Geoffrey P. Burgess ‘86 Elaine S. CabinumFoeller ‘86 Jennifer W. Cadenhead ‘86 Angela C. Chadwick ‘86 Caroline Choi ‘86 Kai I. Chung ‘86 Debra K. Coleman ‘86 Zachary D. Coleman ‘86 Amy C. Cooter ‘86 Derrick M. Craig ‘86 DeAnne L. Dotson ‘86 Marcia D. Edwards ‘86 Karen M. Eller ‘86 Joseph W. Floyd ‘86 Jeffry R. Foeller ‘86 Amy B. Fowler ‘86 Amy L. Francis ‘86 Michael C. Grant ‘86 Linda E. Green ‘86 John M. Grimes, Jr. ‘86 Kenneth M. Grimes ‘86 Joseph T. Grunkemeyer ‘86 Tamara L. Grunkemeyer ‘86 Lynn M. Hooker ‘86 Amandeep S. Jawa ‘86 Anthony P. Jones ‘86 Jonathan C. Jordan ‘86 Janet C. Kim ‘86 C. Ryan Kinlaw ‘86 John E. Konanc ‘86 Simone B. Langley ‘86 Colin C. Law ‘86 Mary Jean Leonardi ‘86 Paul W. Levering ‘86 Gina N. Likins ‘86 Michael A. Ling ‘86 Melissa M. Maloney ‘86 Michael M. Marshall ‘86 Jeanine K. Murphy ‘86 Nancy L. Parks ‘86 William A. Pizer ‘86 Donna L. Shumate ‘86 Amanda I. Slater ‘86 David C. Smith ‘86 Tarshia L. Stanley ‘86 Douglas R. Steen ‘86 Joshua B. Tew ‘86 Emanuel A. Waddell ‘86 J. Andrew Ward ‘86 Margery H. Warner ‘86 Robert E. Waters ‘86 T. Brock Winslow ‘86 Jerrilyn WoodardEntrekin ‘86 Julie S. Woosley ‘86 Angela M. Blair ‘87 Lewis M. Broadnax ‘87 Gretchen A. Case ‘87 Elizabeth K. Copple ‘87 Joseph H. Davis ‘87 Daniel D. Grove ‘87 Herbert N. Hackney ‘87 Mark E. Heinze ‘87 Anita J. Hilliard ‘87 Lawrence C. Lee ‘87 Stanford Lin ‘87 Michael J. Martine ‘87 Rachel L. Murkofsky ‘87 Christy G. Reinhard ‘87 24 | 2014-2015 Annual Report Foundation Donors Stephen B. Roberts ‘87 N. Lucille Siler ‘87 Dixie T. Wells ‘87 Helen A. Williams ‘87 Arshad N. Ahsanuddin ‘88 Michael A. Ashburn ‘88 Elizabeth L. Ashe ‘88 Todd A. Ashe ‘88 Nicole H. Bennett ‘88 Tina L. Bishop ‘88 Elizabeth Cross Bridges ‘88 James R. Bridges ‘88 Georg F. Buehler ‘88 Zerrick A. Bynum ‘88 Tamara J. Caspary ‘88 Christopher H. Chay ‘88 David T. Cherry ‘88 Katherine L. Dunleavy ‘88 Jane R. Ebbighausen ‘88 Julie I. Gatton ‘88 Stephanie R. Glaser ‘88 Kimberly L. Gragg ‘88 Thomas A. Hazel ‘88 Jenny Idichandy ‘88 Jennifer D. Johnson ‘88 Rachel D. Keever ‘88 Katharine A. Lea ‘88 Erica N. Lewis ‘88 Lawrence Liao ‘88 Matthew E. Mabry ‘88 Christopher S. Marks ‘88 Emily F. Martine ‘88 Jonathan C. Mattingly ‘88 John Patrick McGee ‘88 Jonathan L. McMurry ‘88 Harvey R. Miranda ‘88 Sean D. O’Brien ‘88 Mark D. Ollis ‘88 Anne G. Pinto ‘88 Karen A. Reid ‘88 Timothy P. Robinson ‘88 Alice M. Rothman ‘88 Eric R. Sharpe ‘88 Kristina L. Simeonsson ‘88 Moreland T. Smith ‘88 Capt. Joseph E. Staier ‘88 Chao J. Tse ‘88 Erika Roddy Woodard ‘88 Frank T. Wrenn III ‘88 Eliza J. Ablovatski ‘89 Edwin B. Anderson, Jr. ‘89 Agnes Acedo Bass ‘89 Jane W. Bullock ‘89 Tina Burleson ‘89 Brett H. Cannon ‘89 Marlene G. Clay ‘89 Dan P. Cory ‘89 Sean P. Fahey ‘89 Jayashri V. Ghate ‘89 Danene A. Groenke ‘89 Mark M. Ingle ‘89 Beth C. Krodel ‘89 Melissa P. Lawler ‘89 Bruce M. Lee ‘89 Kimberly M. Lott ‘89 Terra G. McKinnish ‘89 Gregory K. McLeod ‘89 Mark W. Morgan ‘89 Aaron M. Nauman ‘89 William G. Pittman III ‘89 Linie Chang Rand ‘89 Carl A. Ryden ‘89 Lydia E. Sbityakov ‘89 Makkada B. Selah ‘89 Jeffrey T. Skinner ‘89 Tonya R. SmithHolliman ‘89 Charlene L. WarrenDavis ‘89 Torraine A. Williams ‘89 Gregory M. Winstead ‘89 Christopher J. Allen ‘90 D. Michael Armstrong ‘90 Mark G. Baxter ‘90 Carey L. Cates ‘90 Alan C. Cline ‘90 Timothy Q. Evans ‘90 Brent Goff, ‘90 Jonathan S. Green ‘90 Chris B. Grindstaff ‘90 Jemma C. Grindstaff ‘90 Eunjoo C. Hopkins ‘90 Jennifer A. Horney ‘90 Gautam Jagannathan ‘90 Gene Y. Ko ‘90 Lydia C. Kwee ‘90 Brian S. Mahoney ‘90 Haila R. Maze ‘90 Kimberly C. Musgrave ‘90 Andrea B. Provencher ‘90 Thomas J. Rhodes, Jr. ‘90 Jason R. Sanders ‘90 Stephen E. Schneider ‘90 Kimberly T. Turk ‘90 David M. Vena ‘90 Rebekah R. White ‘90 Gerri R. Baer ‘91 Nia D. Banks ‘91 Stephanie M. Bass ‘91 Edward B. Blackman ‘91 Jan M. Borgersen ‘91 Katharine M. Briggs ‘91 Kimberley D. Brumbaugh ‘91 Tyler A. Buckner ‘91 Elizabeth Bumgarner ‘91 Dedra Eatmon ‘91 Han Feung ‘91 Lindon Hayes III ‘91 Jenny L. Hinson ‘91 Kevin Jaget ‘91 Marc T. Kiviniemi ‘91 Thomas R. Lawing III ‘91 Amy V. Lovato ‘91 Brian S. Marks ‘91 Jeffrey Martin ‘91 N. Jane Martin ‘91 John A. Mathew ‘91 Allyson L. Meyer ‘91 Arvind Mohanram ‘91 Jodie G. Murrell ‘91 LeShawndra N. Price ‘91 Adolfo F. Rodriguez ‘91 Nikki A. Rogers ‘91 Cecelia H. Schneider ‘91 Erik W. Troan ‘91 Grantham D. Warren ‘91 Darice Witherspoon ‘91 John M. Woodell ‘91 Randy K. Austin, Jr. ‘92 Jabbar R. Bennett ‘92 Ryan N. Bookout ‘92 George M. Bridgers ‘92 Owen D. Bugge ‘92 Jason T. Cooke ‘92 Crystal German ‘92 Michael R. Marcelais ‘92 Max F. Mitchell ‘92 Prerana N. Patel ‘92 John W. Patty ‘92 Steven R. Pescatore ‘92 Erika A. Petersen ‘92 Christine M. Petrusz ‘92 Michelle D. Prysby ‘92 Daniel S. Schudel ‘92 Rupal H. Shah ‘92 Dennesha A. Sherrill ‘92 Scott R. Starin ‘92 Ryan C. Wigley ‘92 Elena S. Berman ‘93 Katherine L. Berry ‘93 Jason A. Cade ‘93 Sharon A. Chung ‘93 Catheryne G. Clouse ‘93 Maurine Fanguy ‘93 Rebecca J. Filbey ‘93 Aaron S. Guin ‘93 Charlotte S. KnightRuffin ‘93 Erin M. Locklear ‘93 Kirk D. McCoy II ‘93 Minesh P. Mistry ‘93 Alison E. Monahan ‘93 Alexander Morcos ‘93 Marcello A. Morgan ‘93 Christy L. Nebesio ‘93 Rachel L. Nemecek ‘93 Scott A. Ogle ‘93 Nicholas B. Remmes ‘93 Bimal R. Shah ‘93 Darcie Smith ‘93 Paul A. Stennett ‘93 2014-2015 Annual Report | 25 Robert R. TupeloSchneck ‘93 Stephen J. Williard ‘93 Mae C. Wu ‘93 Charlene S. Ahn ‘94 Kristy W. Alford ‘94 Jamel A. Anderson-Ruff ‘94 Phillip J. Ashley ‘94 Benjamin A. Blizard ‘94 Jakeema Dawkins ‘94 Maia G. Hallward ‘94 Tobias S. Hampson ‘94 Gregory R. Knight ‘94 Patrick Link ‘94 Emilia C. McCall ‘94 Gibson McCall ‘94 James L. Morehead ‘94 Annie M. Neal ‘94 Travis E. Neal ‘94 Margaret B. Powell ‘94 Charles A. Roederer ‘94 Mary W. Roederer ‘94 Amy H. Seung ‘94 Amie A. Thompson ‘94 Kavita K. Trivedi ‘94 Eric D. Tytell ‘94 Kerry G. Welsh ‘94 Robert G. Windmeyer II ‘94 Bryan L. Young ‘94 Drew J. Applefield ‘95 Richard Balot ‘95 C. Ryan Burkett ‘95 Elizabeth A. DeStephens ‘95 Phuong L. Doan ‘95 Andres R. Fernandez ‘95 Christopher M. Gay ‘95 Reggie L. Gimlin ‘95 Jennifer L. Green ‘95 Lakevia M. Hall ‘95 Caroline T. Herbert ‘95 Aaron L. Kirtley ‘95 Meghan N. Knight ‘95 Misty D. Landrum ‘95 Kendra L. Lawrence ‘95 Rebecca D. Martin ‘95 Anna P. McLamb ‘95 Leslie C. Mehta ‘95 Di’Ron C. Moore ‘95 Matthew W. Puffer ‘95 Aaron Remorenko ‘95 Megan B. Rosengarten ‘95 Christopher M. Sepich ‘95 Jody T. Sepich ‘95 Joseph I. Sewell ‘95 James I. Shew ‘95 Katherine D. Shew ‘95 McKenzie B. Snyder ‘95 Marci J. Studley ‘95 Francis A. Suarez ‘95 Kimberly L. Suarez ‘95 Linh C. Tran ‘95 James T. Wallace ‘95 Karen M. White ‘95 Wesley B. Williams ‘95 Ami R. Zota ‘95 S. Gabriela Allen ‘96 Gillian M. Burgess ‘96 Rashonda Burkett ‘96 Timothy R. Carle ‘96 Aimee B. Chung ‘96 Charles S. Coffey ‘96 Crystal U. Davis ‘96 Bebhinn A. Do ‘96 Sura U. S. Edmond ‘96 Gregory E. Frey ‘96 Kendra J. Hill ‘96 Ashley L. Holmes ‘96 Charles M. Horrell ‘96 Louisa J. Johnson ‘96 Daniel C. Lane ‘96 David B. Lora ‘96 Kelley L. Mills ‘96 Jason R. Nelson ‘96 Schnika N. Pender ‘96 Kimberly A. Spenninck ‘96 Kelly M. Townsend ‘96 Albert J. Whangbo ‘96 Seth Whitaker ‘96 Deborah S. Won ‘96 Thomas O. Wood ‘96 Lisa N. Worthington ‘96 Dorothee A. Alsentzer ‘97 M. Ryan Avett ‘97 Stephanie M. Coggins Avett ‘97 Samuel D. Boyarsky ‘97 Neda Burapavong ‘97 Alison Cuddy ‘97 Bryan Deaton ‘97 Christopher E. Dudley ‘97 William R. Edwards ‘97 Cheryl Granillo ‘97 Elisabeth G. Green ‘97 Caroline Hon ‘97 Shelby Gull Laird ‘97 Kimberly K. Logan ‘97 Theodore P. Luebke ‘97 Karen Master ‘97 Margo K. Metzger ‘97 Amber Murray ‘97 Leslie R. Myrie, Jr. ‘97 Winston T. Parker ‘97 Hugh A. Patrick, Jr. ‘97 Stephen Patterson ‘97 Julie T. Radloff ‘97 Kirstin H. Riesbeck ‘97 Charlie V. Shaw, Jr. ‘97 Elizabeth Solakoglu ‘97 Phillip M. Stewart, Jr. ‘97 John A. Thacker ‘97 Smita Trivedi ‘97 John D. Bowman ‘98 Kha T. Do ‘98 Charles E. Killian, Jr. ‘98 Crawford A. Mann, III ‘98 Mason F. Matthews ‘98 Anna G. McDonald ‘98 Jeremy P. Portzer ‘98 Hannah E. Randall ‘98 Alissa M. Redmond ‘98 Kenneth A. Russell ‘98 Amy B. Thomas ‘98 Amy H. Tung ‘98 John J. Wilkins, III ‘98 Kristin L. Wright ‘98 Nathan Anderson ‘99 Roshan B. Baliga ‘99 Gregory J. Barlow ‘99 Kyle H. Butler ‘99 Patrick J. Byrnett ‘99 Raoul Clements ‘99 M. Alan English II ‘99 Juanita Evans ‘99 Walter A. Fyler ‘99 Hollins Gause ‘99 Steven J. Green ‘99 Kyleen A. Hinkle ‘99 Zachary Keane ‘99 Karen E. Livingston ‘99 Michal J. Orlikowski ‘99 Jon B. Phillips ‘99 Adam Simpkins ‘99 Aaron H. Stoertz ‘99 Victor J. Weigman ‘99 Sohair Aguirre ‘00 Gregory W. Aldridge ‘00 David L. W. Angeles ‘00 Courtney M. Auman ‘00 Katharine M. Benedict ‘00 Kelly L. Britt ‘00 Natasha A. Brown ‘00 Mary Lauren Carr ‘00 Stephen Caudle ‘00 Michael Daly ‘00 Audrey Dixon ‘00 Megan Duncan ‘00 Hassana L. Durham ‘00 Patton Epperson ‘00 Jennifer Farrell ‘00 Amber H. Fradkin ‘00 Jill C. Friebele ‘00 Seth Goldstein ‘00 Mary E. Guy ‘00 26 | 2014-2015 Annual Report Foundation Donors Georgeanna Hall ‘00 Sara Hanner ‘00 Alexander M. Hawkins ‘00 Erica M. Healey ‘00 Cynthia Hendren ‘00 Joseph B. Horrell ‘00 Jason Idilbi ‘00 King P. Jones ‘00 Erik Karlsson ‘00 Heidi L. Koski ‘00 Sarah Laliberte ‘00 Andrew E. Lame ‘00 Claire Logsdon ‘00 Mary C. McArthur ‘00 James R. Miller, Jr. ‘00 Juliana R. Miller ‘00 Candace R. Moore ‘00 Matthew J. Moore ‘00 Emily S. Neel ‘00 Jennifer E. Nix ‘00 Travis K. Outly ‘00 Katherine Poulos ‘00 Paul Raff ‘00 Derek Ramirez ‘00 Liana Regan ‘00 Jamie Riddell ‘00 Suzanne E. Rinker ‘00 Emma H. Shipley ‘00 Amisha Shrimanker ‘00 Buckley Slender-White ‘00 Aislinn Smith ‘00 John P. Son ‘00 Vinh Tran ‘00 Katharine Vuocolo ‘00 Austin S. Waters ‘00 Jesse T. Wilmoth ‘00 Brian Wilson ‘00 Ellen E. Wingo ‘00 Quyen Vu Ying ‘00 Anna E. Bauer ‘01 Marisa E. Biondi ‘01 Jane Choi ‘01 William M. Garneau ‘01 Kenneth D. Gibbs, Jr. ‘01 Gillian E. Gilson ‘01 Erin J. Heenan ‘01 Emily J. Kachergis ‘01 Christopher J. Paul ‘01 Elliot B. Peele ‘01 Phia S. Salter ‘01 Brian J. Tajuddin ‘01 Virginia G. Upchurch ‘01 Leslie O. Wander ‘01 Jonathan F. Wells ‘01 Courtney E. 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Gandhi ‘07 Keith M. Grose ‘07 Nicholas C. Hamden ‘07 Megan E. Heysham ‘07 Kenan C. Hill ‘07 Abby F. Hoffman ‘07 Kimberly K. Howell ‘07 Michael B. Jones ‘07 Michael D. Jones ‘07 Wayne M. Kimball, Jr. ‘07 Suk M. Ko ‘07 Ann Liu ‘07 Andrew C. Marks ‘07 Hannah E. Martin ‘07 Tiffany M. McCrary ‘07 Brittany J. Nicolaysen ‘07 Nicole A. Parker ‘07 Casey S. Putnam ‘07 Catherine A. Raymer ‘07 Jenna L. Roney ‘07 Katherine M. Schulz ‘07 Trevor J. Shannon ‘07 Eleanor A. Steel ‘07 2014-2015 Annual Report | 27 Jenna A. Wadsworth ‘07 Beck E. Waldbauer ‘07 Grayson E. Cooper ‘08 Zachary M. DeLaRosa ‘08 Chelsey J. Harshman ‘08 Cierra Hinton ‘08 Keenan M. Jenkins ‘08 Ker A. Medero ‘08 Jeremy B. Merrill ‘08 Steven Norton ‘08 J. Austin Page ‘08 Edward A. Poyo ‘08 M. Eliese Ronke ‘08 Lindsay K. Tompkins ‘08 Dakota Williams ‘08 William E. Condon ‘09 Sean M. Crisco ‘09 Salem Elrahal ‘09 Kevin W. Kimball ‘09 Katherine H. Norris ‘09 Om A. Patel ‘09 Rosemarie R. Strawn ‘09 Lydia A. Allen ‘10 Morgan E. Carter ‘10 Shalini L. Chudasama ‘10 Kayla K. Corbin ‘10 Lauren J. Donoghue ‘10 Frances T. Dougherty ‘10 Saumil Jariwala ‘10 Daniel L. Jones ‘10 Branson A. Kinsey ‘10 Alexander W. Mauney ‘10 Victoria C. Nneji ‘10 Michelle E. Phillips ‘10 Tasha M. Samborski ‘10 Kirby M. Varnadoe-Russ ‘10 Dominique A. Beaudry ‘11 Bojia Chen ‘11 Jessie J. Duan ‘11 Molly E. Kuo ‘11 Thomas E. Turlington ‘11 Kali Xu ‘11 Claire K. Zeng ‘11 Jenna M. Boyd ‘12 Kaitlyn T. Chapman ‘12 Grant H. Means ‘12 Seok Jae A. Hong ‘13 Susan M. Jones ‘13 McKenzie J. Millican ‘13 Suzanne E. Phillips ‘13 Bryant W. Su ‘13 Katherine M. Treacy ‘13 Katherine V. Walker ‘13 Ethan S. Anderson ‘14 Evan C. Brooks ‘14 Ciera E. Cipriani ‘14 Catherine M. Farmer ‘14 Madeline J. Finnegan ‘14 Grace Guo ‘14 Andrew L. Lash ‘14 Nguyen P. Le ‘14 Allison K. Melling ‘14 Layla Namak ‘14 Christopher Q. Yuan ‘14 Bina H. Amin ‘15 Annie B. Astraikis ‘15 Komal A. Charania ‘15 Charles N. Cheema ‘15 Hari K. Chittilla ‘15 Dillon M. Clayton ‘15 Coleton J. 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Hudson Kyle Hudson Andrew Huggins Alexandra Jackson Kathy Jackson Ellis Johnson II Judy King Scott D. Laird Jamie L. Lathan Sue Anne Lewis Hong Li Garnett Link Kimberly K. Logan ‘97 Terry Lynch William A. Mack ‘03 Lynn McGee William W. McNairy Thomas B. Michell Jon C. Miller Michael Mitchell III Kim Monahan Elizabeth Moose John Morrison Kathy Mueller Wanda Munn Rosemary Munroe Barbara Murphy Meredith T. Murphy ‘02 Katherine O’Connor Ian Oliver Dan Overby Charles Payne Sandra D. Payne Christine M. Petrusz ‘92 Philip Rash Martha Regalis Thomas M. Revelle ‘04 Phillip Riggs J. Todd Roberts 28 | 2014-2015 Annual Report Foundation Donors Donita D. Robinson Caryn Rossi Adam Sampieri Linda M. Schmalbeck Amy L. Sheck Sarah Shoemaker-Newell Ershela Sims Tonya R. Smith ‘89 Ellen L. Stone Angela Teachey David J. Thaden Melissa Thibault Cecile T. Tougas Katie T. Wagstaff Stephen J. Warshaw John Watts Lisa Watts Ross White Korah Wiley Sophie Williams Virginia S. Wilson T. Brock Winslow ‘86 John Woodmansee Families Debashis and Jay Aikat Phillip and DianeAlderson Brian and Laura Alexander Jennifer Alligood Francine Alston Hemant and Prerna Amin Michael and Dawn Anderson Kris and Milena Andreassen Rajeev and Deepika Arora Parameswara Arrepu Blande Assa and Barbara Francks Austin and Elizabeth Ayscue Bolaji and Oyinlola Babatunde Boyd and Suzanne Baird Richmond and Sharon Baker Michael and Kelly Baraldi Mark and Cheryl Barth Patrick and Liz Beekman John and Rosa Bell Brenton and Michelle Bent Mel and Mary Berlin Alain and Susan Bertoni John Beyer and Natalie Beyer ‘86 Anil and Anju Bhatt Gary Biedermann and Helen Ingram Allen and Cynthia Bingham Jeff and Maureen Blackey James and Jean Blaine James and Tatyana Blankenship Robert B. Blichmann and Betsy J. Bond Kathleen S. Boyd Malcolm and Kelly Branch Mark and Karen Brazinski Robert Brewster and Carol Coulson Raymond and Suzanne Brickner Kevin M. 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Deets Rajendar Deora and Purnima Dubey Arpan and Trupti Desai Ketan and Prerna Desai Rohit and Bela Desai Justino and Maria D’Mello Shawn and Cathy Doty Michael and Cynthia Dougherty Almond and Lori Drake Pavel and Galina Dubovitsky James and Brenda Duff Frank and Amy Duvall Roger Ehrlich and Silvia Terziotti Michael and Gina Ellis Frederick and Holly Ellwanger Michael and Michelle Ellwanger Phillip and Eileen Emer Chris and Susan Estes Peter and Olasumbo Eweje Tao Fang and Jun Ni Shauna T. Farmer ‘82 and Thomas Farmer Steven and Helen Fawcett Douglas and DeLana Fenske Michael and Sharon Ferguson Timothy E. Figgins ‘85 and Teresa Figgins Stephen and Carla Finnegan Robert and Beth Fisher. John Fitz-Henley and Trella Cooper 2014-2015 Annual Report | 29 Brian and Amanda Fitzgerald John and Caroline Fitzpatrick James and Jean Fletcher Chris and Lynn Fox Thomas and Meghan Freeland Edgar and Heather Friday George and Althea Frimpong Timothy and Marjorie Fuller Bai Gao and Hongqiu Yang Gary and Suzanne Gavenus Lee and Roberta Gavin William and Bridget Geideman Kenneth Gersing and Elinor Coates Sudheer Ghadiyaram and Sakuntala Chavali Kenneth and Lori Gibbs Sara Gilkey Wade and Sharon Glover Honi L. Gluck James and LouAnn Goodnight David and Deborah Gottberg Ravi and Sudha Gottiparthy Robert and Kim Gotwals John and Amy Green Gary N. Greenberg Lawrence H. Greenblatt and Cathleen M. Melton Robert and Ruth Greenblatt Gary and Susan Greene Patrick Maggie Greene Julian and Traci Greenwood Robert and Helen Griffith D. Bruce Guild and Linda Convissor Derrick and Sandra Gullett Daqing Guo and Ning Xu Youwen He and Jian Guo J.D. and G.K. Gupta Dale and Catherine Guthrie Steve and Sabrina Hall Timothy and Cecilia Hall Jonathan and Virginia Halter John and Virginia Hambrick Jonathan and Annie Hammond Mark and Christine Harradine Mark and Beth Haskell John and Tracy Hastings John and Yola Hattle Kristina Haughton Phil and Rebecca Haydon Alice D. Haynes Qin He Brian and Robin Healy Mark E. Heinze ‘87 and Angela Heinze Stanley and Kim Hendrick Alan and Lucinda Hicks Charles and Amy Hicks Victor H. Hoffman Stephen and Angela Holland Dean and Barbara Hollandsworth Ashley L. Holmes ‘96 and Sarah Holmes George and Natalie Holzwarth Clifton and Fariba Homesley Philip and Katherine Homiller Buddy and Gina Hopkins Donald T. Hornstein and Amy L. Sheck Andrew and Carolyn Hsiao Stanley and Biying Huang Yuan Zhuang and Xiaohong Huang Charles Hudson and Mary Earnest Dwayne and Jodie Hudson Gail F. Hudson Jeremy Hunt and Deandra Little David and Catherine Hurd A. Bradley Ives ‘82 and Debra Ives Harvey and Kathy Iwerks Veeraraghavan and Anusha Iyengar Venkataraman and Lakshmi Iyer Michael Jacobson and Elizabeth Bodner Arvind and Parul Jariwala Han Sin Jeong and Minkee Kang Joy and Baby John David and Jennifer Johnson Tony and Ruth Johnson Cara A. Jokell David and Pamela Jones Sean and Tonya Jones Jonathan and Susan Katzenelson Donald and JoAnn Kelley Srinivasa and Anuradha Kemburu Andrei Khlystov and Irina Lebedeva Richard and Cindy Kimble Shaen Dana Kirkpatrick Eric and Jamie Knorr George and Donna Knostman Daniel Koceja and Miyoung Suh Olujimi Kogbe and Sabena A. Johnson-Kogbe Madhu Kondath and Swarnalatha Madhu Henryk M. Kowalski and Elizabeth Figueroa Alfred R. Kraemer Eric and Cheryl Krause Jeffery and Krause YKhiem and Kathryn Ktul Raj and Rupa Kulgod Henry D. Kuo ‘82 and Irene R. Kuo ‘82 John LaFata and Margaretmary Scanlan Lucia Trevino-Lane ‘83 and Calvin L. Lane Colin and Eugenia Larsen Warren and Paula Lash Thomas and Dianne Lawing David Lee and Eunah Jung Peter H. Lee and Laura K. Hardin-Lee Seok-Won and Boonda Lee David and Wendy LeMay Chuanyuan Li and Angie Hu Yunlong and XiaoJuanLi Zhiyong Li and Jun Zhang Weigen and Junying Liang Qiming Liao Jin Hong and Seungheui Lim Shan Lin and Xinrong Jiang Jingsong Liu and Jin Shang Xiaoyu and Shubin Liu Gregory and Rhonda Locklear Mayur and Rita Lodaya Bruce and Laura London Michael Lopazanski and Suzanne Lazorick Sadler and Elizabeth Love Anthony L. Lowery Nils and Karel Lucander Guizhen Luo Jian Ma and Hong Ji Kai Lin and Rong Ma Stephen and Rebecca MacNair-Semands Alan and Margaret Madewell Laura Magennis and Mike Nixon Mark and Trish Magill Glenn and Susan Magley Dinesh Manocha and Ming Lin David and Linda Manthey Ramesh and Tricia Maragh Eric and Kimberly Marland Luther and Wanda Massengill Kelly and Lynn Matthews Larry and Lori Maurais Bobby and Carolyn Maynor Alice P. McCall and Rick Earl Anita A. McCoy Mark and Patricia McDonald 30 | 2014-2015 Annual Report Foundation Donors Barrington McFarlane and Lorraine Warner Gregory and Margaret McKenna McLeod and Eileen Stephens Marcia Michaud-Patterson John and Donna Michaux Robert and Marilyn Milden Todd Miller and Julie Shambaugh John and Lisa Millican Reid and Collene Millson Mike and Dina Mitchell Madhur and Nivedita Mittal Matthew and Paige Mizak William and Amy Moomaw Sanjeev and Vandna Munshi Ernie and Rebecca Murray Subir and Sampa Nagdas Nagabhooshanam and Sunitha Nalla Chet and Shannon Namboodri Rao and Bindu Nemarugommula Cong Nguyen and Mai Tran Erik A. Nicolaysen Lixin Nie and Beilei Deng James Nonnemaker Ibikunle and Omolara Ojebuoboh Clifford Ong and Allison Brashear Keith and Ramona Owens Elizabeth G. Page ‘82 and Dan R. Page Sachin and Sharmila Palkar Nirav and Jagruti Pancholy Gaurav Pant and Vinisha Joshi Seyeon Park Dan R. Parker Ralph and Catherine Parker Amrish and Jyotikaben Patel Bhavesh and Nimisha Patel Arvindkumar and Ila Patel Vinay and Chetna Patel Snehal and Aniruddha Patwardhan Gregg and Sandra Peele Robin and Dianna Pendleton Robert and Gina Peterson Tarkten and Maria Pharr Harry P. Phillips and Kathleen A. McGraw Stephen and Nancy Phillips Michael and Betsy Piehler Craig and Lisa Pienkosz Larry and Nancy Pittman Ricardo and Edna Pojol James and Martha Polizzi Greg and Tonya Poovey George and Mary Porter Gary and Marcia Pyrtle Pat and Amy Radack Patrick and Rosetta Railey James and Donna Ramsay Saravanan Rangasamy and Hemalatha Manimaran Douglas and Linda Reed Julian and Pamela Reis Zhongchun Ren and Liping Wang Charles and Bonnie Revelle John and Elicia Revelle Jerry and Noralee Reynolds Joseph and Donna Rhoden Brad and Holly Richter John and Sandy Rickabaugh Frank and Nellie Riley Brian and Judith Ring David W. Roberson and Laura Clarke Allen and Jennie Robertson Kieran Roe and Miriam Stuart Charles and Carol Roesle Thomas and Susan Rogers James and SooHuan Romano Mark and Amy Roseman James and Kathy Rowland Sushanta and Sarojini Samal Partha and Sripriya Sarathy Mickey and Charlene Sartin Erich and Lynn Schlenker Jeff and Rachel Schneider Charles and Chandra Scott Scott and Melissa Seagle Gaston and Mary Lou Sealey Ray and Victoria Sebastian Stephen and Heather Sekela Gary and Christine Seybold Douglas and Ann Shackelford Bing Shen and Nan Li James Shew ‘95 and Katherine Shew ‘95 Stanley and Shuchen Shieh Inbo Shim and Sunghye Kim Donna L. Shumate ‘86 and David C. Walker Damon and Barb Sink Dean and Jeannine Smetana John and Nancy Smith Kevin and Carol Sparks Fernando and Maria Spaventa Quentin and Diane Spencer David and Terrie Stackhouse Carole Stern and Gregory Garneau Brian and Lynne Stevens Rick and Terry Stone Tommie A. Styons Jin-Wang Su and Tsuiling Cheng Kai Su and Hongyan Pan Bhanuprakash Subramanya and Sudha Srikantaswamy Christopher and Nicole Sudol Daniel and Cathy Sullivan Haiyan Sun and Ge Sun Sivakumar and Latha Sundaresan Dennis and Lisa Sykes Stephen and Phyllis Tarrant John and Diana Taylor Charles and Diana Teague Edgar and Chihoko Terry Niranjan and Pushpa Thakur Michael and Tina Thrasher Donald and Kerry Tilley 2014-2015 Annual Report | 31 Thompson and Kathryn Tisdale Sanjay and Rashmi Tomar Ameran and Mark Tooley Chao J. Tse ‘88 and Xiang Gao Hawley Truax and Jane Thrailkill Steven and Carol Tulevech Kimberly T. Turk ‘90 Puneet and Abhilasha Uppal John and Rhonda Urh John and Carol Van Buren Ajay and Anu Veeragandham Mark and Jill Venable LaVerne Vick Ron and Ellen Vilas Theodore and Lori von Alten Tollan and Catherine Wade David and Ronda Wagoner Hunter and Katie Wagstaff Joseph and Julia Walker Cliff Wang and Karen Liu Donghui Wang and Ying Zhang Feng Wang and Shiqin Zhu Yizhe Wang and Hong Guan Yunfei Wang and Liping Song Margery H. Warner ‘86 and Charles H. Warner David and Charlotte Watters Raymond and Eugenia Weeks John and Donna Wells William M. Wells James and Cozette West Thomas and Miriam White Stan and Lori Williams Torraine A. Williams ‘89 T. Brock Winslow ‘86 and Bristol R. Winslow James and Francine Winter Edward Woo W. Swain Wood and Karey A. 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