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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.
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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
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.
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
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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.
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.”
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.”
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.”
$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
development
Burroughs Wellcome Fund Endowment
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).
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
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
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
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
In honor of John Kolena
Patrick R. Moore ‘04
Aaron L. Kirtley ‘95
In honor of Ciera
Cipriani ‘14
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
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
In honor of Bob
and Judy Hollis
James R. Hollis ‘84
In honor of Gail Hudson
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
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
In honor of Quinn Turk ‘15
Thompson and Kathryn
Tisdale
In honor of Sheppy Vann
John and Caroline
Fitzpatrick
Foundation Donors
In honor of
Stephen Warshaw
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
In honor of Lamia Younes
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
George E. Kachergis ‘03
In memory of Don Houpe
Lois Jean M. Houpe
Donna L. Shumate ‘86
and David C. Walker
In Memory of Ray Church
In memory of James
and Anna Jones
Julian and Pamela Reis
In memory of
David 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
In memory of
Pete Hoffman
James and Tatyana
Blankenship
In memory of
Arnold Kramish
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
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
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
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
Steve B. Gallup ‘82
Chistina Grobin ‘82
Darryll E. Hendricks ‘82
Shelley L. Hitt ‘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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Robert E. Waters ‘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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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. Zane ‘01
Alex A. Baranpuria ‘02
Sarah E. Beers ‘02
William H. Beers ‘02
Brandon R. Carroll ‘02
Igor Ferst ‘02
Annafrancesca L. Fuchs ‘02
Steven W. Gentile ‘02
Christopher M.
Hardwick ‘02
Tyler D. Harlow ‘02
Allison L. Jackson ‘02
Katherine B. Jones ‘02
Rebecca J. Logsdon ‘02
Capt. Christopher F.
Melling ‘02
Hilary L. Schrey ‘02
Gabrielle Scronce ‘02
Kathleen J. Williams ‘02
Yang J. Bo ‘03
Eric C. Bowen ‘03
Sarah G. Boyce ‘03
Vera M. Dadok ‘03
Aditya P. Devalapalli ‘03
Jessica L. Friedman ‘03
Jeff Hicks ‘03
Jared D. Hill ‘03
Julia W. Holliday ‘03
Jenna M. Ingersoll ‘03
George E. Kachergis ‘03
Teresa W. Lee ‘03
William A. Mack ‘03
Mark W. Metcalf ‘03
Rachel R. Randall ‘03
Albert W. Ren ‘03
John J. Rhoden ‘03
Christina E. Schubert ‘03
Amber N. Spence ‘03
Will Townes V ‘03
Lauren J. S. Wagner ‘03
Bobby R. Wiggs, III, ‘03
Laura S. Brown ‘04
CJ Eubanks Fleming ‘04
Justin T. Fleming ‘04
Joseph D. Johnson ‘04
Stephanie R. Jones ‘04
Patrick R. Moore ‘04
John T. Morgan ‘04
Thomas M. Revelle ‘04
Whitney T. Scarborough ‘04
Monica P. Shah ‘04
M. Alexander Ahearn ‘05
Matthew H. Boddie ‘05
Kathleen S. Chaffee ‘05
Adam D. Johnson ‘05
Marshall L. Massengill ‘05
Heather D. Mohorn ‘05
Rachel C. Outlaw ‘05
Ricky A. Perry, Jr. ‘05
Maleah D. Pusz ‘05
Cierrea R. Roach ‘05
Anna R. Shepherd ‘05
Jeffrey Y. Tang ‘05
Ramsey L. Cardwell ‘06
Cortney A. Dahlgren
Bonvillain ‘06
Nisel N. Desai ‘06
Amanda R. Eure ‘06
Courtney H. Fox ‘06
Stephane B. Henrion ‘06
Adam L. Hinnant ‘06
Victor C. Lieu ‘06
Sunny Lin ‘06
Maris R. Mann-Stadt ‘06
Jacey A. Massengill ‘06
Chelsea N. Norris ‘06
Genevieve L. Pike ‘06
Katherine A. Sievers ‘06
Erin J. Summerlin ‘06
Kimberly A. Teitter ‘06
Amelia S. Wallace ‘06
Amy M. Wen ‘06
Sophia D. Woo ‘06
David D. Ye ‘06
Andrew A. Amolegbe ‘07
Max P. Beckman-
Harned ‘07
Justin Boucher ‘07
Christopher T. Brogdon ‘07
Philip G. Curley ‘07
Katherine N. Dektar ‘07
Ishita Y. 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
Jenna A. Wadsworth ‘07
Grayson E. Cooper ‘08
Zachary M. DeLaRosa ‘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. Cody ‘15
Alia K. Dahlan ‘15
Stephanie Ding ‘15
Tyler C. Fox ‘15
Andrew S. Gavin ‘15
Jarod A. Glover ‘15
Noah L. Johnson ‘15
Saishreyas Kolavennu ‘15
Harrison G. Lee ‘15
Mitchell S. Li ‘15
Jared M. London ‘15
Jacob L. Malkin ‘15
Re’Liza J. McGinnis ‘15
Dhru A. Patel ‘15
Sunaina S. Patil ‘15
Aaron D. Pietraallo ‘15
Andrew D. Poe ‘15
Katlyn J. Scalf ‘15
Olivia C. Seybold ‘15
Alexandra N. Sprouse ‘15
Shane L. Steele-Pardue ‘15
Ashima Varma ‘15
Clark E. Whitsett ‘15
William T. Winslow ‘15
Kimberly Q. Zhang ‘15
Employees
Kathleen Allen
Robert Allen
Richard Alston
Leslie N. Arrington
Christine Belledin
Jonathan R. Bennett
Kathryn Berberian
Robin Boltz
Samuel D. Boyarsky ‘97
Connie H. Boyce
Nelson Butts, Jr.
Thomas H. Clayton
Deann Cooke
Melissa B. Cox
C. Kevin Cromwell
Michael Delafield
Mark Dubois
Leah Englebright
Thomas T. Gibson
Brian V. Gonyeau
Jeanette Haynes
Jennifer Hill
Cierra Hinton ‘08
Kimberly K. Howell ‘07
Gail F. 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
Kim Monahan
Elizabeth Moose
John Morrison
Kathy Mueller
Wanda Munn
Rosemary Munroe
Barbara Murphy
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
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
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. Bringewatt ‘86
and Tamara Bringewatt
John and Sharmila Bristol
Jeffrey and Amy
Brotherton
Albert Brown
Cliff and Janet Brown
Michael and Kim Bruff
Roger and Beth Bryant
William and
Darlene Buckner
Brian and Melissa Bunch
Don and Teresa Bunner
Jeff and Joyce Burns
Ian and Meg Burton
Debra and Todd Byrd
Stephen and Sandy Cahill
Robert and Pamela
Callahan
Zhuan and Shu Yan
Zeng Cao
Nancy J. Carbone
Jayson and Marcie Carnes
Thomas and Lynn Carter
Sharon M. Castellino ‘84
and Renato M. Santos
Cliburn Chan
and Gim Chan
Hubert Chan and
Dieu Linh-Giang
James and Mary Chapman
Chen Chen
and Tuohui Zhong
Minhan Chen
and Helen Zhang
Peitsai Chen
and Lin-jen Huang
Wei Lang and
Xiaodong Chen
Xiaoming Chen
and Yan Miao
Cheomgil Cheong
and Jooeun Lee
Donald and Deborah
Cherry
Mikhail Chizhikov
and Darya Oskolkova
Larry and Elizabeth
Christopher
Erick and Clara Chu
Laxmikant and Kalpana
Chudasama
David C. Clapp
Gabriel Coch
and Beatriz Plaza
Dov and Christine Cohn
Paul and Anne Coletta
John and
Suzanne Colonnese
George Colpitts
and Ley Mitchell
Lucien and Amy Cook
John and Faye Cooper
Joseph and Sara Cooper
Lisa A. Cooper
and Fred Martin
Ann and Ronald Courville
Thomas and Margaret
Covington
Michael and Kara Crawford
William and Anne Crook
Ahmad Dahlan
and Siti Kusujiarti
Daniel and Katherine
D’Amato
Richard D’Anjolell
and Sondra Houghton
Vijay and Jaya Das
Eric and Deborah
Daugherty
Kevin and Joy Decker
and Wilton O. 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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
and Bristol R. Winslow
James and Francine Winter
Edward Woo
W. Swain Wood
and Karey A. Harwood
Royce and Marcia Woosley
Wayne and Joni
Worthington
Scott and Anita Wright
Guowei Wu
and Pingping Tao
Huanliang Xia
and Xuejun Li
Rongyuan Xie
and Xiaoyun Wu
Yixi Xie and Xiurong Sun
Kevin Xiong and May Wu
Guojie Xu
Tingzhuang Yan
and Saihua Liu
Jason and Minkyung Yang
Weitao and Helen Yang
Wuhai Yang and Ru Xie
Alan and Rebecca York
Zhenjin and Fenny Yuan
Jihui and Guifeng Zhang
Zheng Zhang
and Nancy Qian
Daniel and Ming Zheng
Gening Zhu
and Junhong Zhang
Baiming Zou and Fei Zou
Friends
Alper Alten
Bruce and Jane Baker
Dennis E. Blount
Pamela L. Borden
Michael D. Bradshaw
Roger M. Briggs
James and Cheryl Coyle
Christine Custis
Stephen and Nancy Davis
Giovanna de Graff
Terry and Vickie Dobler
John Dorney
Adam and Beth Goldstein
Ruth T. Gotwals
Gwendolyn Griffin
Michel A. Habit
Wendell and Thursa
Herrett
Tim Hitch
Roy and Sharon Hoffman
Suzanne M. Hoffman
Lois Jean M. Houpe
Lixiao Huang
Julie Hunkins
Ann S. Ives
Michael Keleher
John and Mary Ellen
Kenline
Paul A. Kenline
Myoung Goo Kim and
Yeong Mee Yu
Sandra H. McCaughan
Richard and Margaret
Melton
Sangkil Moon
Michael and Laura
Nemecek
Debi Pratt
Scott Rudeen
Carole Stern
James Sweitzer
Braughn Taylor
Catherine C. Veal
Chrys D. Vildibill
Karen Warren
Leadership
Maya K. Ajmera ‘85
Lavonia Allison
Richmond Baker
Jeffrey T. Barber
Marjorie Benbow
Paula T. Benson
Robert C. Bicksler
Sharmila Bristol
Lisa A. Cooper
Carlton L. Davis
James W. Dean, Jr.
Michael Dougherty
Sean P. Fahey ‘89
Shirley T. Frye
Lori Jones Gibbs
David G. Gray ‘84
Stephen E. Griffin
Eric R. Hall
Sallie D. Johnson
Henry D. Kuo ‘82
Page Ives Lemel
Karen LeVert
Alan C. Lewis
Thomas F. Looney
Bobby Maynor
Nivedita Varma Mittal
Mark W. Morgan ‘89
Ernie K. Murray
J. Todd Roberts
Carl A. Ryden ‘89
Douglas A. Shackelford
Christy L. Shaffer
Charles F. Stone III
Millie Tan
Erik W. Troan ‘91
Katie Wagstaff
Anne Whitaker
Thomas J. Williams
“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.”
Dr. Shiaowen David Hsu ’88 — who was paired with Aziz Sancar, winner of the 2015
Nobel Prize in chemistry, for his own Mentorship while attending NCSSM — is
mentoring Monica Mehareb ’16 in his gastrointestinal oncology lab at Duke this year.
North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Foundation
PO Box 2733 • 1219 Broad Street, Durham, NC 27715-2733 | NCSSM.edu

pdf 2014 2015 Annual Report of NCSSM Foundation

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