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Making an Impact–
Investing in the Future
2006-2007
Campaign Progress Report and Honor Roll of Giving
The UNIVERSITY of NORTH CAROLINA at CHAPEL HILL
Notes of Thanks
As we near the end of the Carolina
First Campaign and have our $15
million goal in sight, I want to again
take this opportunity to thank you
for all you have done to support
Carolina and your School of Nursing.
You have been very generous with
your gifts and because of that, we
have been able to create valuable
learning opportunities for our
\students and have given our faculty
the support and facilities they
deserve.
The School of Nursing thanks all of our supporters. Your gifts,
regardless of their size, are very important to us. Your generosity and
loyalty year after year ensures excellence at Carolina. Thank you.
Dear School of Nursing Alumni and Friends,
You have my personal thanks for continuing to keep Carolina positioned as a national leader
in the education of students for nursing practice and research. After graduation, students are
recruited to be outstanding caregivers. Some go on to pursue advanced practice nursing. A few
choose to undertake doctoral education with the goal of making a difference by teaching in
colleges and universities and influencing health care outcomes by becoming nurse scientists.
On behalf of all of us, thank you.
I am a neonatal nurse practitioner and work in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit with at-risk
infants. The critical thinking and analytical skills I learned at Carolina have given me the
ability to be responsive to my young patients, and, because of this, I am thankful every day for
the education I received at Carolina. That is why I am giving back.
Linda R. Cronenwett, Ph.D., RN, FAAN,
Dean and Professor
This annual Progress Report and Honor Roll of Giving recognizes you publicly for the ways
you give back to support students, create opportunities for our faculty, and help to open up
new programs that serve the people of our great state.
2006-2007 Campaign Progress Report and Honor
Roll of Giving is published by the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Nursing Office of
Advancement for the School’s alumni and friends.
On behalf of the School of Nursing Foundation, Inc. Board of Directors, you have our heartfelt
thanks.
Sincerely,
Dean
Linda R. Cronenwett, PhD, RN, FAAN
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Director
Whitney Howell
Associate Director, PR and Communications
Talat Qazi
Assistant to the Director
Anne Webb
Associate Director, Alumni Affairs and
Annual Giving
School of Nursing
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Carrington Hall, CB #7460
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7460
Phone: 919-966-4619
Email: [email protected]
http://nursing.unc.edu
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is open to people of all races, is committed to equality of educational opportunity and does not discriminate against applicants, students or
employees based on age, race, color, sex, national origin, religion, or disability. It is the policy of
the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
that sexual orientation be treated in the same
manner. Any complaints alleging failure of the
institution to follow this policy should be brought
to the attention of the General Counsel and the
Assistant to the Chancellor and Director for
Minority Affairs.
Denise Taylor Darden, BSN `77
President
School of Nursing Foundation, Inc.
A Family Tradition–
Providing Care and Giving Back
Mary Anderson Leggette, BSN ’55 and
Rosemary Leggette O’Briant, BSN ’84
When Mary Anderson Leggette came to Carolina in 1951, she was a part of the first class of
nursing students admitted to the fledgling school. Going to Carolina was not part of her
initial plan at the time, as she had planned to attend Women’s College in Greensboro and,
then, transfer to Duke for her nursing degree.
Following in her mother’s footsteps as a second generation nurse, she knew what to expect
from her chosen career but not what to expect from this new School of Nursing. The students
in that first class were leaders in many ways, initiating the traditions of Carolina Nursing and
creating standards of excellence for the future. The lessons Mary learned at the SON have
served her well throughout her life.
Mary’s nursing skills were invaluable to her as she reared three children and later cared for
her husband during an illness. These abilities also had a strong influence on her family.
When it was time for Mary’s daughter, Rosemary, to choose a career, she first considered
dentistry, her father’s field.
“The program is excellent,
and in order to keep it
strong it must be funded.
When I was there, someone
did it for me. Now, as an
alum, it is my turn to do it
for current students.”
— ROSEMARY LEGGETTE
O ’ B R I A N T, B S N ’ 8 4
But after looking at nursing, the flexibility, variety, and abundance
of job opportunities won her over. She followed in her mother’s
footsteps and became a Carolina nurse, too. A graduate of the BSN
Class of ’84, Rosemary has worked in many different practice settings
and still finds that the same attributes that drew her to nursing are
true today.
Both Mary and Rosemary agree that their nursing education at
Carolina equipped them well. In her professional life, Rosemary
knows that the need for well prepared new graduates is critical, and
she has confidence in Carolina’s ability to produce outstanding
nurses. Therefore, both Mary and Rosemary also share a tradition of
giving back to the School, supporting the next generation of nursing
students. Mary has been making annual fund and capital campaign
gifts for more than 25 years, and Rosemary has recently joined her
in this tradition.
“The program is excellent, and in order to keep it strong it must be
funded,” Rosemary said. “When I was there, someone did it for me.
Now, as an alum, it is my turn to do it for current students.”
The legacy of patient care is evident in the Leggette family, and their skills have enhanced
their home community of Durham, N.C., for many years. Because of their continued
enthusiasm and support of our SON, future generations of Carolina nurses can also benefit
from their tradition of generosity.
Rosemary Leggette O’Briant, BSN ’84
(left), with her mother, Mary Anderson
Leggette, BSN ’55
On behalf of all of us —
You have our gratitude
“I am 25 years old and
expecting my first child
any day now! And, I am
a first year full-time
graduate student. Thanks
to the generosity of the
Elizabeth Scott Carrington
Scholarship Fund, I am
able to focus on learning
rather than the burden
of worrying about how to
pay for school.”
—CRYSTAL L. MOORE
Elizabeth Scott Carrington
Scholarship Recipient
“It is wonderful to
know that such support
is available for students
like myself who need
financial assistance
in order to pursue
their dreams.”
—KOREY B. CHRISTIAN
Lettie Pate Whitehead
“For the last couple
of years I have been
working three jobs
just to pay for tuition,
books, uniforms and
anything else my
education requires of
me. You can see how
I value this Helene
Fuld Health Trust
Scholarship dearly!”
“This award has
encouraged me to
continue pursuing
both academic success
and community outreach and graduate
with very little debt.”
—LYDIA MAYES
Lettie Pate Whitehead
—KRISTINA BROWN
Helene Fuld Health Trust
The mission of the UNC Chapel Hill School of Nursing is to enhance and improve the health and well being of the
people of North Carolina and the nation, and as relevant and appropriate, the people of other nations, through its
programs of education, research, and scholarship, and through clinical practice and community service.
Nonprofit Organization
U.S. Postage
PA I D
Permit No. 177
The UNIVERSITY of NORTH CAROLINA
at CHAPEL HILL
CB# 7460 Carrington Hall
http://nursing.unc.edu
[email protected]
Giving Clubs
■ Carrington Society Leadership Circle
$5,000 or more
Anonymous
Patsy Colvard Johnson
Jo-Anne Trowbridge Martin*
Jean Hix McDonald*
Cary Crane McDonald
Jane Snyder Norris*
Thomas Lloyd Norris Jr.*
Susan Gatlin O’Dell
Nancy Gray Pyne
Margaret Ferguson Raynor*
Barbara Ann Senich*
Jane Winningham Smith
James Alfonzo Smith Jr.
Bernard Anthony Wichmann
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina
Bonnie Keaton Hensley (Estate Of)
Carl S. Swisher Foundation, Inc.
Eli Lilly & Co. - HQ
Foothills Marine Inc.
Franklin Street Advisors
McCann-Ericson USA
Roche
Strowd Roses Foundation
Triangle Community Foundation
T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Your generosity, loyalty
and commitment enable us
to succeed … and excel.
We take this moment to
recognize and thank you
for your investment in
Carolina nursing.
■ Carrington Society
$1,000 or more
Benjamin T. Alexander Jr.
Evelyn Farmer Alexander
Mona Olivia Bingham
M. Robert Blum
Donna Blair Booe
Audrey Joyce Booth*
Frieda Bryant Bruton
H. David Bruton
BSN Class of 2007
Harriet Walker Buss
Linda Santorum Byers
Robert Burns Clark Jr.
Evangeline Hinson Clark
Martha Yount Cline
Allene Fuller Cooley*
Linda R. Cronenwett*
Bette Leon Davis
Diane Holditch Davis
Mark Charles Davis
Molly Dougherty
Margery Duffey
Jack Delbridge Dunn
Mary Howard Dunn
Margaret Whisenhunt Ehle
Robert Starnes Ehle
Roberta Brown Feather
Eva J. Felts
Laurice Ferris
Barbara Jo Lorek Foley
Cynthia Mary Freund
Nancy Scott Fuller*
W. Erwin Fuller
J. Frank Gilreath
Olivia Womble Griffin
Emily R. Hart
Charles M. Hart
Rizza Duterte Hermosisima
Gary Prevost Hill
Patty Maynard Hill*
Maryann Patterson Ingersoll
Pamela Ellis Jameson*
Ann Linville Jessup
Kathryn Coulter Jones
Jane Carey Karpick
Geraldine Snider Laport
Robert Edmund Laport
Mary Anderson Leggette
Martha Lentz Levitan
Janet Merritt Littlejohn
Carolyn White London*
Mary R. Lynn
Walter Hollingsworth Mason
Karen Magnuson Mauro
Theresa A. McClure
Margaret S. Miles
Margaret M. Miller
Fred Goode Mills
Sara Burt Mursch
Barbara Ann Nettles-Carlson
Sally Winn Nicholson
Evelyn Rose Paul
Hilda Hine Patterson
John Smith Patterson
Ann Marie Polk
Sandra Darling “Micqui” Reed
Mary Coleman Rose
Barbara C. Rynerson
Barbara Hedberg Self
Diana Lea Sowards
Susan Willey Spalt*
Lea Crambes Tsahakis
Grant Bernard Varner
Vivian Harris Varner
Steven Warren Wacaster
M. Keith Waddell
Cynthia Perry Waddell
Kay Wagoner
Linda Sitton Washburn
Jo Lentz Williams
Anne C. Wilson*
John David Wilson Sr.
John Bernhardt Wilson Jr.
Ashley Lefler Wilson
Bonnie Coats Woodruff
■ Dean’s Club
$500-$999
Elizabeth Jane Abernathy
Margaret Evans Adams
Pamela Wells Akhter
Elena Codispoti Aseltine
Natalie Salter Baggett
Yolande E. Beerstecher
Anne Elizabeth Belcher
Gwenlyn Huss Butler
Janet Peele Crumpler
Paul Edward Crumpler
Denise Taylor Darden*
Beverly Desmond Davis
Alison Ellison
Lisa Fontana
Landon Lewis Fox
J. Thomas Fox Jr.*
Barbara B. Germino
Judith Rogers Gibson
Karen Eikenberry Glaubiger
Angela Hall*
Robin Tate Harper
Frieda Byrum Harrington
Norma L. Hawthorne*
John Rufus Holt
Martha Hennessy Hutson
Amy Louise Johnson
Jane Mayes Link
Diane Ely Littlefield
*SON Foundation Board
“I truly feel privileged to work in the pharmaceutical industry — helping bring innovative drugs
to people who need them. My ability to actively consider the needs of the patient, to analyze
clinical trial design and think about the practicalities of healthcare is due in large part to the
UNC-Chapel Hill School of Nursing. As a student, I worked in the ER — where you see the entire
spectrum of the health care system — for better or worse. My nursing experience at Carolina
taught me to truly “see” each patient— not only their diagnosis, but their whole being. These are
life lessons that I have carried with me my entire career. I am grateful that I can contribute in
some small way to the mission of the School of Nursing to help others learn.
Roche, a global healthcare company, takes a long-term view— focusing on technologies to
increase the use of personalized medicine (investments that may not pay off for 20 years).
They also invest in their employees and in our society through programs like the Matching Gift
Program — where the only return on investment they expect is a better educated society and
better healthcare.”
The 2006-2007 Campaign Progress
Report and Honor Roll of Giving recognizes gifts received in fiscal year July 1,
2006, through June 30, 2007. We value
each donor and do our best to ensure
that each person is correctly noted on the
following pages. If you notice that your
name was misspelled or omitted, please
accept our apologies and contact the
Office of Advancement at 919-966-4619
or [email protected].
—BARBARA ANN SENICH, BSN `79
Director, School of Nursing Foundation, Inc.
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF NURSING
2006 – 2007 CAMPAIGN PROGRESS REPORT AND HONOR ROLL OF GIVING
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“D
ue to a newly diagnosed chronic illness and ever-growing medical expenses, my future
as a Family Nurse Practitioner was uncertain. Without this scholarship I would have
been unable to afford tuition and fees. I am eternally grateful for this gift.”
—MEREDITH FRAZIER, Recipient, Alexandra Beebe Student Emergency Fund
Sophia P. Livas
Sylvia Rabb Lufkin
Brenda Jarrett Matthews
Michael Mcelvogue
Robert John Menhinick
Alene M. Mercer
Sally Price Ormand
Mary E. Peck
Gloria Huss Peele
Mark Steven Philbrick
Ona Mercer Pickens
Gloria Rhodes Porter
Ann Bennett Propert
Ann Page Ransdell
Donna Renfrow Rutala
Tobias Schifter
Diane Fites Schifter
Deane E. Schweinsberg
Ronald Keith Shank
Sonda Hawley Shank
*SON Foundation Board
Anne H. Skelly
Amy Call Spittle
Michael Anderson Spittle
Margaret Weidel Sprott
Dorothy Mae Taylor
Patsy Schupper Theobald
Helen W. Umphlet
■ Benefactors
$250 – $500
Gale Brown Adcock
Kevin Michael Adcock
Linda Evans Balch
Timothy John Balch
Marye Cornelia Barden
Pamela Ramsey Bonacci
Mary Lee Stoehr Borislow
Donna Davis Bost
Bryan Brown
Fay Linette Brown
Sally A. Bulla
Ann Miller Calandro
Beth Herring Chadwick
Derek Clarkson Chrisco
Lori Prevatte Chrisco
Paul Leon Chused*
Sterling Ruffin Collett III
Judith Buxton Collins
Nancy Rankin Crutchfield
Susan Adams Doughton
April Maranville Dowdee
Susan Mary Easter
Cheryl Lynn Elliott
Anne Hopkins Fishel
J. J. David Fletcher
Teresa Weaver Foster
Mary Bowsher Friedman
Monica Witterholt Fuller
W. Scott Fuller
Carol Zimmerman Garrison
Suzanne Getman Gifford
Jacqueline Lytle Gonzalez
Patricia Beatty Goodwin
Carolyn F. Greene
Jill Bridgette Hamilton
Wanda Langley Hassler
Patricia Dodson Hayes
Leslie C. Hege
Kay Proctor Hengeveld
Roulhac Clark Johnson
Sue Roberts Johnson
Melissa Anne Kress
Kathryn Robinson Kuykendal
Robert Lee Kuykendal
Susan Ruppalt Lantz
Jean Marie Raue Larson
Bobbie Jo Lee
Melissa Ann D. LeVine°
Jane Mayes Link
Catherine Carden Long
Patricia Barlow Lowery
Woodrow Wilson Lowery Jr
Carolyn Mitchell Martin
Elaine Crosbie Matheson
Betty Womble Michal
L. Grayson Montgomery
Sandra Roberts Montgomery
Katherine Anne Moore
Marjorie Staub Mosher
Anne Lowe Murphy
Lori Ann Nash
Audrey Elaine Nelson
Delia Ruth Nickolaus
Robert Henry Orrell III
Constance Newnam Parker
Carolyn Buck Pearson
Susan Foley Pierce
Doris Ann Dixon Reavis
Elizabeth Moate Robinson
Carol Morde Ross*
Eugenia S. Schwartz
Teresa McDonald Shoup
Betsy Daniel Siegel
Nancy Noble Smith
Elizabeth Pugh Summey
Esther Mae Tesh
Deborah Kerens Wagner
Theodore Walter Wagner
Carol Rhodes Warden
Elizabeth Sawyer Webber
Robert Norton Whitaker Jr.
Susan Tant Whitaker
Carol Cobb Williams
Glenda Sue Wooten
Mabel Broadwell Yelvington
NC Chapter of NAPNAP
°Board of Visitors
“You should be proud and commended on the excellent nurses you are graduating and on their preparedness
expectations to be the highest for all nursing students. Continue to challenge and support these young people.
Family Honors Barbara Hedberg Self,’57, with Surprise
As members of the BSN Class of ’57 gathered for their
50th reunion in May 2007, they began to reminisce
about shared memories and the traditions that started
during their student years at the SON. Part of the
celebration included a surprise presentation for one
classmate that will benefit future generations of
deserving and talented Carolina nursing students.
Class member Barbara Hedberg Self was always
a leader and holds a unique place of honor in the
history of the SON because she designed the School’s
nursing pin. She continues to be involved, lend her
expertise, and inspire leadership by participating in
alumni activities and organizing class reunions.
In keeping with her talents, Barbara prepared a CD
of songs for the 50th reunion, including original
pieces by their School of Nursing student choir, as
a surprise gift for her classmates.
But the biggest surprise of the day was when
Barbara’s husband Bill stepped to the podium and
her son Scott and daughter-in-law Meredith entered
the room to join him. Together, they announced that,
along with daughter Suzi and son-in-law Lowry
Caudill, the family was endowing an undergraduate
nursing student scholarship in Barbara’s honor.
“They really knocked my socks off!” Barbara said.
Barbara’s love for and dedication to the School
and the nursing profession has been evident to her
family throughout her life.
“Carolina has influenced so much of our lives.
It is here that I met Bill and where our children went
to school. Now, our grandchildren are starting to
attend,” she said. “It’s like a second home to us, a
first home really, because it is where so much began.”
“They really knocked
my socks off!”
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Members of the Self Family celebrate the establishment of The Barbara Hedberg Self Scholarship. From
left: Bill Self, Meredith Self, Barbara Self, BSN’57,
Scott Self and Dean Linda Cronenwett.
Giving by Donor
■ Class of 1955
■ Class of 1956
■ Class of 1957
■ Class of 1958
■ Class of 1959
■ Class of 1960
BSN
BSN
BSN
BSN
BSN
BSN
87% participation
73% participation
50% participation
36% participation
40% participation
47% participation
Donna Blair Booe
Gwenlyn Huss Butler
Martha Yount Cline
Winnie Williams Cotton
Bette Leon Davis
Patsy Colvard Johnson
Geraldine Snider Laport
Mary Anderson Leggette
Janet Merritt Littlejohn
Sally Winn Nicholson
Gloria Huss Peele
Louise Norwood Thomas
Arlene M. Thurstone
Evelyn Farmer Alexander
Natalie Salter Baggett
Sally Smith Baldwin
Lee McCarter Cranford
Elizabeth Hamilton Darden
Dorothy McNeely Elliott
Landon Lewis Fox
Peggy Needham Heinsohn
Jessie Carraway Heizer
Emily Robeson Hubbard
Carolyn White London
Jane Kelly Monroe
Jane Snyder Norris
Billie Dobbs Rogers
Ruth Corwin Whitman
Geneva File Williams
Ruth Holmes Benedict
Frieda Bryant Bruton
Sarah Buie Coffey
Barbara McSwain Cox
Shirley Lee Guenthner
Jean Crisp Jackson
Anne Glenn Johnson
Martha Lentz Levitan
Jacquelin Van Hook Long
Sara Burt Mursch
Katherine Randall Peck
Ann Page Ransdell
Margaret Davis Reed
Barbara Hedberg Self
Rachel Humphries Stevens
Ann B. Allen
Cleo Baker Collins
Cloydia Carstarphen Dixon
Barbara Leary Elbualy
Carolyn F. Greene
Geraldine Y. Haynes
Gail G. Hudson
Marjorie Staub Mosher
Sally Price Ormand
Norma Cupp Pitzer
Nancy Charles Rawl
Patricia Russell Raynor
Billie Williams Routh
Nancy Noble Smith
Mary Williams Stroupe
Jo Anne Lasley Alston
Shirley Hamrick Byrd
Bess Chandler DeLa Perriere
Diane Snakenburg Gordon
Ann Grady Hamby
Jane Mulvey Lowe
Jo Ann Sowers Mason
Martha Oliver Meetre
Beverly Heaton Miller
Lois G. O’Keefe
Patricia Kline Robertson
Celia Strader Sabiston
Mary Helen Shelburne Watkins
Faye Mewborn White
Margaret Evans Adams
Charlene Fisher Askew
Harriette Zimmerman Beaven
Claudia Barnes Deese
Sara Elizabeth Garvin
Opal Shepard Hipps
Catherine Carden Long
Sylvia Rabb Lufkin
Sandra Roberts Montgomery
Jean Sutherland Pridgen
Sandra Darling “Micqui” Reed
Beverly Ann Segee
Alice Spencer Shearin
Judith Jones Southerland
Jane Burt Williams
MSN
MSN
100% participation
50% participation
Audrey Joyce Booth
Ruby Gilbert Barnes
Barbara Williams Madden
Ruth Graves Schwab
Rachel Humphries Stevens
Jacqueline Joann Taylor
to enter the nursing profession. Continue to set your
We need great nurses and that is what you are producing”
—SUSAN BENNETT, RN, MSN,
mother of May 2007 graduate
Brooke Bennett.
Scholarship
This isn’t the first philanthropic endeavor for the
family, as Bill and Barbara’s children also established
a fund honoring their parents at their church.
A scholarship for a nursing student holds a special
place in Barbara’s heart. She said that the School has
given her so much, including a 25-year career that she
could return to after rearing her children. She looks
forward to “continuing the lifeline” with future students.
The surprise presentation her family chose
couldn’t have been more perfect because Barbara’s
classmates were involved. The women in the BSN Class
of ’57 experienced student life together that is very
different from student experiences today. They lived
and studied together in the nursing student
dormitory, worked side-by-side at Memorial Hospital,
and became lifelong friends in the formative years of
baccalaureate education in North Carolina. It is only
fitting that this special honor to create a Barbara
Hedberg Self Scholarship Fund be presented in their
good company.
BSN Class of 1960 Gift Underway
To honor their 50th reunion, members of the BSN Class of 1960 continue to work on a class gift
to name a space in the new building addition. So far the group has raised more than $8,000 with
a regional class get together in the works for the fall. Here Claudia Barnes Deese, BSN ’60,
cares for a patient during her student days.
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“I
cannot express to you what a blessing it was to receive the Afrecan Nursing
Scholarship. I was able to pay for books, scrubs and some of my tuition.
I am so excited about becoming nurse!”
—REBECCA CRAMER, Recipient, Lois Afrecan Nursing Scholarship
■ Class of 1961
BSN
50% participation
Ann Tolton Bergamo
Frances Snyder Champlin
E. Elaine Curtis
Nancy Robison Dickinson
Frances Coltrane Hutchison
Ann Linville Jessup
Alice F. Keiger
Linda Ann Lewis
Charlotte Andrews Lloyd
Karen Magnuson Mauro
Margaret Thompson McCain
Jeanne Crewes Moore
Carolyn Nifong Morgan
Keeter Baggett Pope
Alice Kent Roye
Diana Lea Sowards
Patricia Long Vaughan
Mabel Broadwell Yelvington
■ Class of 1962
BSN
50% participation
Paula Kirby Benway
Mary Alice Blevins
Lillian Ward Bryant
Judith Buxton Collins
Elsie Deana Cross
Beverly Desmond Davis
Anne Hopkins Fishel
Shirley Snyder Frantz
Nancy Gilliland
Mary Harrison Hall
Mae Van Zett Hiatt
Nancy Wills Hudock
Sally Horton Jones
Kendree Moore Keagan
Elizabeth Chambers Payne
Patricia Heilig Poret
Ann Bennett Propert
Linda Trembath Reeder
Esther Mae Tesh
MSN
100% participation
Martha Clyde Davis
■ Class of 1963
BSN
55% participation
Toni Thompson Barfield
Linda Christopher Black
Elaine Gettman Bourdeaux
Katharine Pickrell Bryson
Barbara Caldwell Fletcher
Elizabeth Lusk Gregg
Faye Mills Haas
Mary Shaw Hambright
Carol Elledge Koontz
Lynn E. Locher
Patricia Barlow Lowery
Joyce Kaufman Moore
Carolyn Sue Morris
Laura Hawes Morrison
Linda Hutchins Myrick
Sandra Cross Pendergraft
Arlene Maher Pennella
Martha Tate Roberts
Margaret Sutton Wade
Barbara Jo Philbeck Warren
Eugenia Hruslinski Weeks
Joanne Hogg Welborne
Judith Clifton Wright
MSN
100% participation
Sylvia Rabb Lufkin
■ Class of 1964
BSN
34% participation
Barbara Poag Brown
Mary Green Buie
Constance Burroughs
Sharon W. Cervenak
Kathryn Duncan Crowder
Carolyn Mitchell Elgin
Frances Booth Hart
Patricia Whitley Hudson
Beverley Haynes Johnson
Dershie Bridgford McDevitt
Jean Burley Moore
Margie Mayo Oldham
Laura Carlo Piver
Mary Coleman Rose
Mary Hamrick Saunders
Mary Roberts Shapiro
Lois McCauley Wagner
Linda Sitton Washburn
Betty May Swecker Yoe
MSN
33% participation
Jo Anne Lasley Alston
Marcia Singletary Brooks
Patsy Wilkins Forrest
Opal Shepard Hipps
■ Class of 1965
MSN
23% participation
Katherine Camilla Bobbitt
Anne Hopkins Fishel
MSPHNU
20% participation
E. Dianne Greenhill
■ Class of 1966
BSN
31% participation
Carole O’Brient Bordelon
Elizabeth Scovil Carlo
Marie Phillips Cloney-Williams
Mary Howard Dunn
Martha Zink Gibson
Anne Barbee Houston
Kay Goodman McMullan
Anne Whitaker Peedin
Elizabeth Cox Perry
Nancy Hurst Reaves
Suzanne Bennett Reilly
Sharon Ranson Thompson
Patricia Morris Turlington
Paula Anne Yelverton
MSN
BSN
100% participation
25% participation
Amie Modigh
Beth Ann Rendell Abbott
Vercie Massengill Eller
Jo Ann Zaron Hiti
Anne Alphin Hobson
Carole Ridgeway Hunter
Kathleen Garner O’Connell
Constance Newnam Parker
Barbara Easkold Pringle
Margaret Weidel Sprott
Nancy Beasley Turner
Elaine Adams Underwood
Helen Carswell Wilson
Susan Thorpe Bonham
■ Class of 1967
BSN
51% participation
Elena Codispoti Aseltine
Linda Evans Balch
Anne Elizabeth Belcher
Rene Clark
Nancy Rankin Crutchfield
Barbara Jo Lorek Foley
Mary Bowsher Friedman
Olivia Womble Griffin
Nancy Rogers Harrison
Patricia Dodson Hayes
Cheryl Vaughn Howe
Patricia Humphrey-Kloes
Marilyn Beaver Hutcheson
Rebecca Dawsey Johnson
Toni Cline Kenerly
Judy Heller Knauer
Elizabeth Beattie Lewis
Carolyn Mitchell Martin
Genevia Sanderson Mozolak
Carolyn Buck Pearson
Nancy Carr Porter
Georgia Marshall Pruitt
Margaret Ferguson Raynor
Shirley Spaugh Rosen
Susan Willey Spalt
Suzanne Lewis Tonski
Carole Norman Willmot
■ Class of 1968
BSN
32% participation
Judith Reavis Beauchamp
Lois Greenfield Boyles
Elizabeth Margaret Carr
Linda Robinson Cloninger
Ethel Langston Crane
Susan Barber Culp
Carol Malcolm Davis
Cornelia Beck Dewees
Joan Byrum McCormick
Sara Jane McVicker
Hilda Gosnell Newton
Joan Frances Reinhardt
Johana Renfro Roberts
Lynne Allred Rousseau
Frances Blackwell Smith
Elizabeth Pugh Summey
Linda Hamlin Titus
Marjene DeBardelaben White
■ Class of 1969
BSN
38% participation
Beverly Neal Barnette
Christine Budd Cassidy
Linda Kibler Cockrell
Ruth Kaemmerlen Efird
Judith Van Dyke Egg
Patsy Ruth Farlow
Judith Rogers Gibson
Marcia Somers Gore
Judith Hoskins Haupt
Patty Maynard Hill
Jane Carey Karpick
Katherine Purcell Linthicum
Jo-Anne Trowbridge Martin
Brenda Jarrett Matthews
Rebecca Greene Pitts
Eddie Boykin Pope
Nancy Nicks Stephenson
Betty Blankenship Thornton
Cynthia Calderwood Tomlin
Donna Mease Wiggins
Carol Cobb Williams
Jo Lentz Williams
Ann Coleman Woodruff
Bonnie Coats Woodruff
MSN
29% participation
Doris Haase Dixon
Leota Lovina Rolls
MSPHNU
50% participation
Sandra Cross Pendergraft
■ Class of 1970
BSN
29% participation
Annette Beam
Nancy Gibbes Chapman
Joyce Schilke Cohen
Advancement Highlights 2006-2007 Fiscal Year
■ Reached 99% ($14.8 million) toward $15 million campaign goal
■ Raised 26% more cash than last year
■ Increased number of donors over last year by 9%
■ Hosted alumni events in 5 NC locations, plus Miami, Houston and Washington, DC
■ Created 1st email solicitation to donors – FY online giving increased 158%
■ Produced “Beat Duke” annual fund campaign resulting in 126 gifts totaling $24,305
■ Enhanced senior student gift campaign, resulting in 28% participation, the highest ever
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“T
hank you for your support in assisting me upon my journey to succeed and
attain my dream, following in the footsteps of my grandmother who was
always there to care for others. Since the passing of my grandmother,
I feel I must succeed for myself and for her.”
—TYRA TAYLOR, RECIPIENT, Alexandra Beebe Student Emergency Fund
Allene Fuller Cooley
Emily Nifong Garrett
Lynda Law Harrison
Kathryn Minton Holliday
Virginia Lane
Alene M. Mercer
Janet Middleton Moore
Phyllis Walker Newman
Naomi Foreman Nimmo
Barbara Blackwood Picornell
Sallie O’Keef Simpson
Judythe Errico Upjohn
Gwendolyn Hightower
Waddell-Schultz °
Kay Wagoner
MSN
18% participation
Joan Miller Mathews
Russell Eugene Tranbarger
■ Class of 1972
BSN
35% participation
Nancy Barrett Freeman
Margaret Wagoner Gilliam
Betty Jean Haddock
Judith Hartsfield Iannuzzi
Maryann Patterson Ingersoll
Debra Gay Kiser
Susan Ruppalt Lantz
Colleen Hamilton Lee
Patricia Shaffer Lewis
Susan Gibbs Mazzella
Janet Opp McPherson
Linda Doub Morgan
Rosemary Holmes Niles
Wanda Shelton Oakley
Catherine Cloaninger Perry
Ona Mercer Pickens
Ann Marie Polk
Nancy Morton Smith
Elizabeth Shrum Stewart
Suzanne Limparis Ward
Polly Ryan Wheless
Marian D. Chamberlain
Nancy Johnson Dewhirst
Colleen Anna Dickens
Lynne Wilson Farkas
Rosemary Vann Ford
Carol Zimmerman Garrison
Cathy McGonigle Hamill
Frieda Byrum Harrington
Jacqueline W. Hermans
Deborah Powers Hoy
Jane Mayes Link
Julia McGlamery Marshall
Gayle Thompson Norton
Rebecca Dewees Olson
Judith Haubenreiser Osborn
Sara Rollins Ramsey
Laura McLeod Sorrell
Brenda Gail Summers
Patsy Schupper Theobald
Kathryn Payne Wueste
MSN
28% participation
31% participation
Elizabeth Wenhold Black
Frankie Duncan Brock
Laureen Sue Froimson
Nancy Siegel Katich
Revauda Saunders Lurey
Lynne Allred Rousseau
Judy Kay Farmer Vipperman
■ Class of 1971
Ann Everhart Bailey
Linda Santorum Byers
Jane Dark Davis
Susan Crane DeLoatche
Martha Robbins Sadler Dungey
Beverly Tedder Essick
Virginia Elaine Fox
Nina Whitaker Hackney
Betsy Newton Herman
Renee Yoder Hill
Patricia Pittman Hotz
Janith Jones Huffman
Anne Lowe Murphy
Sheila Stallings Northen
Lynne Ann Oland
Christa Parks Sexton
Jane Griswold Woods
BSN
MSN
30% participation
42% participation
Nancy Nelson Caddy
Lynn Grier Coleman
Judith Wilson DiCostanzo
Judith Barnes Gardiner
Jeanne Lilly Griswold
Kerry Allen Hensley
Charlene Blake Knapp
Sylvia Monteith Ledford
Doris Ann Dixon Reavis
Elizabeth Moate Robinson
Marian Crane Sharpe
Deborah Thompson
Mary Vallier-Kaplan
Mary Grace Crist White
Elizabeth Melester Wojcik
Leigh Andrews
Alla Traber Campbell
Anita Stoddard Hammerbeck
Laura Hawes Morrison
Carol Lynne Watters
Ruth Swann Askins
Maureen Callahan
Cynthia Mary Freund
P. Allen Gray Jr.
Catherine Dzniblinski Harvey
Susan Stuart Harvey
Linda Ann Lewis
Rebecca Greene Pitts
■ Class of 1973
■ Class of 1974
BSN
BSN
35% participation
25% participation
Ann Davis Brown
Ann Miller Calandro
Janet Elizabeth Clark
Anne Smith Cole
Cynthia Lee Earthman
Teresa Weaver Foster
Margaret Folsom Ainsley
Patrica Joyner Babcock
Paula Ridenhour Barringer
Diane Nichols Boger
Ann Cory Braswell
Ellen Bohannon Campen
MSN
42% participation
JoAnn Foust Cardarella
Elizabeth Scovil Carlo
Patsy Littlejohn Hawkins
Gwendolyn Dorminey Sherwood
Ann Cox Hutchins
Peggy Cabe Kuppers
Kathleen Honer Marshall
Louise Shook Nezelek
Evelyn Rose Paul
Carol Elizabeth Powell
Diane Marie Shaffer
Elizabeth Smith Tilley
Deborah Comeaux Turner
Martha Anne Warren
Christine Earle Jones
Marcia Kastan Kaufman
Janis Hackney Labiner
Jimmie Drennan McCamic
Sue Shivar Morrow
Jane McInnis Penny
Linda Garner Phillips
Linda Fisher Poss
Lyle Byron Snider
MSN
27% participation
33% participation
Elizabeth Margaret Carr
Virginia Elaine Fox
Linda Cade Haber
Sue Greenwood Head
Jo Willoughby Terry
Gwendolyn Hightower
Waddell-Schultz
MSN
Annette Beam
Betty Jean Haddock
Patricia Price Lea
Betsy Mickey McDowell
Susan Foley Pierce
Judith Jones Southerland
Virginia Mary Spaulding
Deborah Thompson
MSN
■ Class of 1977
■ Class of 1976
BSN
BSN
Susan G. Baker
Denise Taylor Darden
Susan Benbow Dawson
Peggy Carden Frankenstein
Leigh Watson Garmhausen
Natalie Cumston Gray
Pamela Reeder Harsant
Rosetta Taylor Hendricks
Virginia Walters Ingram
Linda Sherman Kimel
Catherine Stinson King
Carolyn Jackson Kools
Dianne Hall Leloudis
Cheryl May Leslie
Melissa Ann D. LeVine
Susan Perry Lineberry
Margaret Ann May
Gail Liles Medlin
Nancy Ellen Mooney
Scarlott Kimball Mueller
22% participation
22% participation
Frances Mervin Andringa
Bonita Craft Aycock
Elizabeth McKinney Bailey
Donna Davis Bost
Kathi Roberts Byrne
Mary Redfearn Creed
Christine Hellebush Dismukes
Charlene Caulkins Eason
Patti Barnes Farless
Mary Lou Caviness Faucette
Deborah Webb Frye
Cynthia Darlyn Garrett
Marsha Newton Golombik
C. Wayne Hamm
Amanda Stubbs Hollingsworth
Karen Bulla James
Pamela Ellis Jameson
■ Class of 1975
BSN
16% participation
Jean Gail Allen
Lisa Milczewski Anthony
Marye Cornelia Barden
Catherine Crane Bouboulis
Sandra Hardy Bryson
Vickie Garrett Byler
Preston Noe Comeaux III
Martha Coffey Crosswell
Catherine F. Howes
$1,800,000
1,800
1,516
’03 – ’04
1,426
1,473
1,384
‘06–’07
’05– ’06
’04– ’05
’01– ’02
’00 – ’01
’99 – ’00
‘06–’07
‘05–’06
‘04–’05
’03 – ’04
’98 – ’99
200
’02 – ’03
’01– ’02
’00 – ’01
’99 – ’00
’98 – ’99
1,305
600
0
’97 – ’98
1,372
800
400
$0
’96 – ’97
’02 – ’03
$698,232
$537,268
$465,677
$278,224
$200,000
$193,920
$221,085
$400,000
$332,086
$600,000
1,000
$705,353
$800,000
$850,357
$1,000,000
1,286
1,200
1,253
$1,200,000
’97 – ’98
1,400
$1,000,438
$1,400,000
1,267
1,600
’96 – ’97
$1,600,000
1,685
Number of SON Donors by Academic Year
$1,688,459
Total Cash Gifts Received by Academic Year
1,559
°Board of Visitors
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“P
lease accept my sincerest thanks for establishing the Mona L. Currie Scholarship
so that a student who desires to reach potential may be more able to do so.
It is an honor to receive it, and I will do my best to pay it forward.”
—ELENA KAY BEDINGFIELD, Recipient, Mona L. Currie Scholarship
Sally Van Nelson
Helen Krick Poole
Cheryl Winn Reinhart
David Roger Shoemaker
Mabeth Vanessa Smith
Karen Kellogg Soderstrom
Lynn Peacock Spaw
Cynthia Bullock Stinson
Laura Conn Stout
Betty Lee Snyder Mustafa
John Slate Oldham
Carol Burroughs Pernell
Roberta Czubek Powell
Robin Elaine Remsburg
Jeannie Godley Rigdon
Carol Harbage Schroeder
Elizabeth Ann Sheely
Sally Mozelle Taylor
Kay Lambert Walker
Carol Rhodes Warden
Toni Spicer Wild
Jacqueline Lancaster Williams
Stephanie Sears Yates
Vandy Bass Matthews
Nancy Hudgins Morrow
Cindy Andes Nance
Kathryn King Perkinson
C. Elaine Perry
Jean Cotten Schnaak
Lisa Covington Schneider
Barbara Ann Senich
Linda Annette Smith
Sharon Tate Taylor
Marianne Bab Vidal
Cynthia Perry Waddell
Deborah Cecil Watson
Pamela Bowling Watson
Mary Ellen Wehrle Woiler
MSN
MSN
21% participation
9% participation
Juliet McGuire Beckwith
Harriet Walker Buss
Margaret Gorely Bye
Pamela Gilliam Lusk
Marie Lee Muskovin
Kay Wagoner
Judith Haubenreiser Osborn
Marian Dorsey Willard
■ Class of 1978
■ Class of 1979
BSN
BSN
24% participation
23% participation
Caswell Smith Arnold
Nancy Jane Ashe
Harriette Campbell Brown
Ann King Cashion
Susan Lesniak Clark
Deborah Smith Ellis
Jo Ann G. Fincher
Carol Ann McGonigle Fogartie
Elizabeth Simpson Friedman
Rachel Harper Fulp
Jane King Fulton
Barbara Sessoms Gillmer
LaDonna Washington Howell
Mary Capehart Hulbert
Lisa Plier Hundley
Mona Brown Ketner
Walter Hollingsworth Mason
Betty Womble Michal
Bonnie Ford Angel
Beverly Harrell Barnett
Cheryl Banks Batchelor
Barbara Gregory Beckham
Sally A. Bulla
Syvil Summers Burke
Miriam Owen Chitty
Marshall Rudolph Cox III
Brenda Wallace Cumpston
Mary Susan Curtas
Sally Kaye Dove
Mary Ann Gaster
Jacqueline Lytle Gonzalez
Dorothy Christine Gutierrez
Janice Joyce Hoffman
Kina Walker Jones
Marissa Fieselman Laster
Jennifer Elesha Manning
Lisa Mock Allen
Carey Faillace Bailey
Lee Bennett Bailey
Marian White Byerly
Terri Cameron Capps
Lucy Ross Clair
Doris McFadyen Fritts
Jane Grote Grace
Amanda Lynn Greene
Melody Slaughter Heffline
Leslie Carolyn Hicks
Beth Harris Jaekle
Sherry Jean Kelly
Lisa Hampton Kolb
Virginia Turner Kramer
Donna Winston Laney
Francine Lavent
Susan Bos Moore
Margaret Berg Mullinix
MSN
44% participation
Susan Waldrop Donckers
Karen Friedsam Duncan
Emily Scovil Eklund
Dorothy Purser Jenkins
Marianne Frances Marlo
Patricia Ann Merwin
Margaret Magdalene Miller
Judith Musial
Patty Sue Sanders
Diane Gracy Vester
Louise Elsner Watts
■ Class of 1980
BSN
22% participation
A student takes advantage of a
serene study area in the Cynthia
Freund Rooftop Garden.
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Elisabeth Scott Murphy
Barbara Ann Overby
Kay Overcash-Jenkins
Elizabeth Norwood Peele
Sandra Durham Pulliam
Donna Renfrow Rutala
Deborah Boles Southern
Carolyn Cook Spalding
Lida Westbrook Wachel
Beverly Lynn Wagner
Elizabeth Ellis Watts
MSN
33% participation
Sandra Bradley Baden
Carolyn Veronica Billings
Phyllis Brooks Carouthers
Lynn Grier Coleman
Jean Marie Raue Larson
Janet Cheyfitz Meckler
Angel Mariano Vasquez
■ Class of 1981
BSN
26% participation
Sylvia McLean Alston
Linda Holt Anderson
Katherine Yamin Benevides
Beth Perry Black
Anna Watson Blair
Donna Crutchfield Carroll
Beth Herring Chadwick
Nora Raynor Christian
Gwen Chriscoe Dodson
Susan Adams Doughton
Myra Auman Gebbie
Joan Williams Grady
Lelia Cornatzer Gray
Lucy Ligon Heffelfinger
Mary Anne Henderson
Diane Carol Hudson-Barr
Martha Hennessy Hutson
Donna Renee Jarvis
Denise Farlow Jones
Phyllis Dew Justus
Gwen Kline Konsler
Melissa Anne Kress
Jodi Marlene Lavin-Tompkins
Terrlyn Dunlap Lensch
Kathryn Miller Loveland
Pamela Kay Lowrance
Cheryl Jean Marcus
Beth Hewlett Mathews
Barbareta Welch McGill
Monica Miller Muldoon
Lynne Jernigan Owen
Donna Trogdon Pendergrast
Jennifer Castelloe Riker
Elizabeth Taylor Russell
E. Anne Shortliffe
Kendace Felgar Stagg
Karen Holt Stone
Annette Rountree Thompson
Ameran Skerret Tooley
Virginia Ne Smith Walton
Kendall Joy Welch-Daines
Marguerite Cosgrove Williams
Paulette Lewis Williams
MSN
32% participation
Mary Ann Carr
Linda B. Ellington
Melissa Ann D. LeVine
Marilee Schmelzer
Brenda Gail Summers
■ Class of 1982
Mary Margaret Cushman
Carolyn Christine Dew
Julia Stout Dyer
Janese Hart Frantz
Sharon Speer Gentry
Reena Grigg Hathcock
Frances Morgan Irby
Andrea Mickle Irwin
Miriam Perrou Jolly
Anne-Marie Stovall Jones
Kathy Lynne Joyce
Leslie Ellis Kieffer
Constance Farleigh Lanier
Patsy Mabe Marshburn
Carol Fraser Myers
Diane Oakley
Lee Watson Rice
Victoria Coppedge Robins
Pamela Davis Rock
Ann Elgin Van Meter Rudeen
Joan Von Lehmden Senter
Debra Farlow Surratt
Lea Crambes Tsahakis
Laura Liebert Weisner
Diane Wendelken-Johnston
Mary Bowen Wood
Glenda Sue Wooten
MSN
21% participation
Marilyn Jane Chapman
Josephine Altieri Glos
Carol Eiler Glover
Sue Rubio-Ardila
BSN
■ Class of 1983
21% participation
BSN
Wanda Mayo Adams
Lynn Farmer Allen
Tamara Hinson Barker
Paula Goetz Bruening
17% participation
James Lewis Adams
Kathleen Murphy Baum
Pamela Ramsey Bonacci
M
“
y wife and I have a 2-year-old son, and I have been in school full-time trying to
support my young family. The scholarship was a blessing for us in a time of need.
—DONALD D. SALGUERO, Recipient, Mona L. Currie Scholarship
Melanie Gayle Bunn
Charlene Jackson Dunlap
Eva J. Felts
Greta Ann Garber
Susan Gibson Gaskill
Juanita Bowman Grace
Wanda Langley Hassler
Charlene Honeycutt
Kelly Causby Isenhour
Kim Adams Johnson
Mary House Kester
Marie Patterson Klein
Brenda Stevens Boyd
Macarages
Timothy Alan McCurdy
Jean Hix McDonald
Jana Green Newsome
Elizabeth Robertson Osbahr
Dawn Nicholson Palmer
Annette Ivey Peery
Janet Stephens Pelley
Eileen Marie Perkett
Deborah Lewis Reiman
Margaret Ham Sturdivant
Carlie Arthur Testerman
Alice Cordel Griffin
Beth Patten Griffin
Nancy Walters Harman
Lisa Janelle Hedgepeth
Jacqueline Renee Hill
Tammi Edmundson Holland
Alisa Jung
Carrie Turner King
Judy Putnam McLendon
Betsy Smith Miller
Tamara Harrison Murphy
Lori Ann Nash
Rosemary Leggette O’Briant
Leslie Crump Powell
Julie Lopp Proctor
Diane Fites Schifter
Leslie McDonough Sharpe
Betsy Daniel Siegel
Debra Derrick Szuba
Marie Therese Vargo-Flynn
Susan Tant Whitaker
Cynthia Tipton Wilson
MSN
Jo Ann Harrelson Adams
Mary Capehart Hulbert
Brigid Mary Riordan
Rosemary Cathleen Bootes
Lynn Brittian
Dianne Hall Leloudis
Elizabeth Larcom Posey
Diana Jean Walker-Moyer
■ Class of 1984
■ Class of 1985
BSN
BSN
21% participation
17% participation
Anita Gaston Boland
Dorothy Peterson Burchall
Debra Morganti Cardiff
Pattie Tuttle Caviness
Emily Betts Cox
Janet Peele Crumpler
Rebecca Atkins Dodson
Mary Thornell Emig
Mary Ann Hardy Everett
Deborah Bass Everleigh
Brenda Lovvorn Featherstone
Lisa Fontana
Leigh Sharp Ammons
Theresa Stackpoole Andrews
Linda Bertsch Barber
Catherine Elaine Bell
Gloria Monkoski Boudreau
Heather Kelly Bryan
Ellen Ahern Buchanan
Margaret Lynn Campbell
Mary Tuck Carter
Leslie Campbell Deaton
Lisa Gentry Duncan
Linda Brown Esposito
11% participation
MSN
18% participation
Jennifer Faris-Bailer
Pamela Watts Garty
M Leslie Gaynor
Madonna Mason Goodwin
Syna Henderson
Kay Sutton Hollowell
Julie Moorefield Knock
Patty Phillips Ledwell
Kimberli Gray Lumley
Tracy Lynn Maddox
Johanna Norman
Gaye Oxendine Olson
Natalie Rankin Parce
Ann Boggs Parker
Janet Oakes Rankin
Heather Domville Scarff
Kay Satterfield Sharpe
Marianne Kankowski Spinola
Elizabeth Sawyer Webber
Pamela Collister Welsh
MSN
19% participation
Teresa Haggard Beasley
Cynthia Darlyn Garrett
Beth Harris Jaekle
Diane Clark Meador
■ Class of 1986
BSN
12% participation
Jennifer Lynne Allen
Chanee Vause Battle
Ellen Chism Crawford
Flora Wood Davis
Kathryn Caulfield Eifrig
Sandra Whittington Faw
Jane A. Frye
Robin Tate Harper
Rizza Duterte Hermosisima
Denise Marie Hodson-Pronesti
Shawn Minturn Houck
Tessa Colville Kankelfritz
Kimberly Crickmore Osborne
Deborah Bradley Pence
Phyllis Akin Remke
Kathryn Kramer Watts
“We had always wanted to give more generously to
UNC eventually, but by making a gift of industriallyzoned property now we found a way for us to give
sooner rather than later. This donation of land
gave us a tax benefit, decreased our property tax
liabilities, and eliminated management challenges
of faraway land.
Kimberly Ferguson Wiggins
Patricia Matthews Williford
Kimberly Deal Wolpert
Eileen Marie Perkett
MSN
BSN
23% participation
18% participation
Mary Lee Stoehr Borislow
Tony Dean Cook
Susan Beaty Hamner
Linda Garner Phillips
Irene Ann Tessaro
Virginia Ne Smith Walton
Laurie G. Armstrong
Gina Blair Dixon
Mary Warner Gennett
Dawn Adler Harden
Locksley Gardner Henage
Mary Leff Hughes
Desiree Stallings Hunter
Joyce Breeden Johnson
Mildred Hodges Keener
Kendra Argo Kruse
Crystal Credle Maia
Elaine Crosbie Matheson
Teresa Blackwell Myers
Elizabeth Buchanan Paramore
Debra McMehan Parker
Jeanelle Starling Price
Andrea Franks Strauss
Vera Walker Tate
S. Mary Ann Tormey
Elizabeth McKelvey Van Dyne
Christine Mencini Waldrip
■ Class of 1987
BSN
16% participation
Susan Powell Andrews
Margaret Collins Bradley
Karla Jean Brown
Vonda Mendenhall Brown
Constance Lee Carroll
Elizabeth Lynne Deaver
Susan Mary Easter
Victoria Pilar Falcon-Vinke
Patricia Beatty Goodwin
Sharon Yuziuk Grabovac
Renee Hardy Hirniak
Glenda Marett Jeffries
Crystal Kelly-Rhyne
Kristina Ramthun MacPherson
Janet Allen Marable
Diana Nielsen Moore
Lynne Surratt Moorman
Maryanne Salerni
Teresa McDonald Shoup
Dorothy R. Smith
Joanna Weathers Smothers
Kimberly Blake Sumrell
Vangela Royal Swofford
Allison Meadows Sykes
■ Class of 1988
MSN
30% participation
Stewart Michael Bond
Elizabeth Binder Gray
Amanda Lynn Greene
Nina Whitaker Hackney
Sarah Anne Kooienga
Nancy Twitchell Murphy
Joan Marie Correll Nutting
Mary Query Welch
Jean Boyd Williams
■ Class of 1989
MSN
BSN
19% participation
18% participation
Gale Brown Adcock
Deborah Kaye Betts
Ellen Ahern Buchanan
Barbareta Welch McGill
Melanie McLean Bradshaw
Kimberly Wilder Couch
Mary Alice Hall
Amy Moorhead Hardy
Tonya Henderson Jarnac
Susan Jordison Jones
Sonia Benita Joyner
Jennifer Brown Kaczynski
Terri Argabright Keller
Julianna Meitzler Lauvetz
Patricia Ann Mason
Karen Lee McDonald
Delia Ruth Nickolaus
Karen Casey Packey
Mary Ann Plambeck Robbins
Alyshia Wood Smith
Brenda Kay Ward
MSN
19% participation
Debulon Elizabeth Bell
Katherine Yamin Benevides
Wendy Waara Bierwirth
Ann Gallino Sokop
■ Class of 1990
BSN
7% participation
Daria L. Campbell
Ellen Hampton Davis
Richmond Lee Griner II
Judy McNeill Page
Dia Del Paggio Roberts
Stephanie Roach Thacker
Amy Smith Turner
Catherine Kurtz Zachman
MSN
30% participation
Beth Perry Black
Deborah Heffley Brooks
Vickie Garrett Byler
Ellen Hart Doyle
Connie L. Hamilton
Nailah Amal Siddique
Melody Ann Watral
Elizabeth McManus Watson
Having gone to school at Carolina and now raising a
family in Chapel Hill, Cary and I truly feel indebted
to the University for the vibrancy of the community
we live in. As a physician and a nurse, we both
know how important UNC’s role is in training future
healthcare professionals that impact our practice
now and will impact our own health in the future.”
— JEAN HIX MCDONALD, BSN `83
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“I
t is a privilege to be recognized for my hard work. Thank you for your confidence
and willingness to help me attain my lifelong dream.”
■ Class of 1991
BSN
11% participation
Yvonne Williams Capps
Derek Clarkston Chrisco
Lori Prevatte Chrisco
Mary Elizabeth Haire
Laura Elaine Hamilton
Sherrie Page Najarian
Grace Ann Simpson
Dorothy Mae Taylor
Ashley Lefler Wilson
Vanessa Harrell Yencha
MSN
13% participation
Crystal Kelly-Rhyne
■ Class of 1992
BSN
11% participation
Elizabeth Thomas Ashe
Amy Parrish Beasley
Lisa Barnette Callanan
Veronica Strasser Douglas
Becky G. Fox
Cheryl Moseley Gibson
Dawn Logue Hafer
Stephanie Stephens Jernigan
Michele Foster Lewis
Rhonda Michelle Messer
Susan Smith Moorman
Amy Louise Rafalow
—SHAMEKIA L. WILSON, Recipient, Jane Sox Monroe Scholarship
Janet Faye Reddick
Shonda Michele Stacey
Kathryn Prescott Williams
■ Class of 1994
■ Class of 1995
BSN
BSN
9% participation
10% participation
MSN
Jamie Orringer Arnott
Alicia Joy Barfield
Mary McNeill Bowers
Jennifer Faye Collier
Beverly Baucom Graham
Linda Sue Hale
Melissa Chase Lang
Joan Steiniger Lucas
Sandra Thompson McCormick
Kristin Freshwater Mitchell
Stacy Turkel Nicolau
Cheryl Wasserman Powers
Erica Lyn Prater
Virginia Alexander Barnes
Bonnie Janell Booe
Jessica Stewart Brueggeman
Barbara Mialik Fisher
Mary Edel Holtschneider
Susan King-Zeller
Vicki Ferrell Lewis
Maria Lisa Lockwood
Amanda Kier Nichols
Sara Elizabeth Owens
Lucrecia Lee Quick
Mary Upperman Vickers
Heather Marie Zerbel
MSN
16% participation
Elizabeth Wainio Deaton
Sally Walter Gillooly
Jeanmarie Rampolla Koonts
Katherine Sawyer Mann
Ann Shirley Moore
Linda Collings Wiandt
■ Class of 1993
BSN
11% participation
Angela Scott Abrams
Pamela Wells Akhter
Deborah Brown Ballard
Shelley Kincaid Bunting
Pamela Proctor Criscitiello
Whitney Ann Doiron
Sherry Caprice Goodin
Bobbie Jo Lee
Linda Hendrix Lee
Margaret Perkett Lee
Melba Howard McNeill
Michelle Simoneau Mill
Tonya Rutherford-Hemming
Susan Ann Shafer
Ronald Keith Shank
Carla Harrison Turner
MSN
13% participation
Robin Foell Johns
Liska Lou Lackey
Allana Harper Minnick
Patty Thomas Raynor
Angie Efstation Stanley
Amy Lauren Talbert
Stephanie Harris Turner
MSN
19% participation
Jill Causby Barbour
Anita Lanier Brown
Elizabeth Lynne Deaver
Laura H. Gaulden
Sylvia Little Hines
Mary Arbogast Kessler
Bobbie Jo Lee
Brenda Stevens Boyd Macarages
Dia Del Paggio Roberts
Cindy Duke Compeggie
Lisa Ann Corn
Sharon Anne Cullinan
Katy Suzanne Emmert
Ann Leichtle Hart
Sandra Lynn Jarr
Sue Ann Campbell Jatko
Carey Marie LeSieur
Richard Anderson Sutton
13% participation
PhD
9% participation
MSN
20% participation
23% participation
16% participation
Esther Mae Tesh
April Maranville Dowdee
Carol Ann Figi
Angela Marie Glass
Gloria T. King
Barbara Ellen McGurgan
Deborah Scheele Minanov
Jean Ann Smith
Nancy Lancaster Smith
Valerie Ann Stafford-Fox
Linda Baker Stover
Margaret Anne Wasserman
Fay Linette Brown
Margaret Berg Mullinix
Donna Suzanne Odem
Brenda Joyce Olinger
■ Class of 1997
Melanie Dawn Berthel
Amy W. Eller
Kristin Kalbach Garrett
Julie M. Harrington
Kathryn Coulter Jones
Kristin Ausband Linker
Jennifer Stacey Penzell
Sara McWhorter Prevost
Connie Kothera Schwarzen
Susan Tighe Sigmon
Joanna Stewart Teske
Kelly Buche Tiernan
Jean Patterson Wester
PhD
100% participation
Audrey Elaine Nelson
■ Class of 1996
BSN
10% participation
Katherine Horne Brasington
Marie Britt Britt
Cathy Cramer Clayton
Susan Kyle Foster
Kimberly Baker Gitter
John Richard Hanlon
Tanya Henley Lam
Shawne Taylor Llewellyn
Antoinette Lynn Miller
Tracy Vernon Platt
BSN
9% participation
Patricia Hunter Brady
Kathleen Cheney Broyles
Anne Steinman Dunn
Kimberly Ardell Hamden
Karen Fink Kissel
Karen Dellinger Leadbitter
Kelly Michele Margraf
Delores Ann Price
Susan Catherine Rebert
Julie Michelle Schneider
Deborah Kerens Wagner
Kelly Hawks Whittington
MSN
17% participation
Bonita Craft Aycock
PhD
Barbara Jean Speck
■ Class of 1998
BSN
MSN
15% participation
Judith Hallock
Michele Sease Head
Sylvia Monteith Ledford
Kathryn Sanders Lytle
Kristin Freshwater Mitchell
Patricia Diane D Nielsen
10 Years of Giving Back Makes a Big Difference
Dene Hogge, BSN Class
of 1991, shows us that recent
graduates can make an enormous impact on the life of
the School with continuous
annual support. Although
she has only been an alumna
for a fairly short time, her
10 years of giving add up
to tremendous benefits for
nursing students and faculty
at Carolina.
As a graduate of the RN to BSN program, Dene was
quickly able to see how much the skills and experiences
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she gained in her coursework added to her career.
The support she felt from her Carolina classmates and
faculty members provided a top-notch education in
an encouraging environment.
After graduating, Hogge went on to earn
a master’s degree at the University of Maryland. She
believes that education gave her a stronger and more
well-rounded background for nursing. She has held
a variety of positions in the field and currently works
in the emergency room at St. Joseph’s Hospital in
Towson, Md. Like most of our alumni, she keeps
learning and developing as she practices. Her goals
for the future are to work with patients in cardiac
rehabilitation and to integrate fitness and exercise
into patient care.
She is proud of Carolina’s great reputation and
knows that her continued support helps keep the school
on top. “I think nursing needs a boost,” she said.
“Nurses have an obligation to support the programs that
trained them.” Her commitment ensures that our students have the highest quality educational opportunities
that will, in turn, have an impact on the profession.
“You may not realize how important your annual
gift is to us, and when you recommit to making a gift
each year the impact you have on students and faculty
is huge,” said Norma Hawthorne, director of advancement. “Plus, you give our dean the ability to be
flexible when she is asked to respond immediately.”
“N
ow that I am making my dreams come true, I feel not only blessed to be here, but also
blessed not to have to worry about how I am going to support myself through it.”
—CANDI T. NEWSOME, Recipient, Ann P. Trowbridge Scholarship
■ Class of 1999
■ Class of 2000
BSN
BSN
10% participation
6% participation
Danielle Nicole Koonce Cecil
Caroline Curry Ferrell
Tana Black Jenkins
Kelley L. Knight
Peter Armand LeBlanc
Linda MacMorran McElveen
Rebecca Ann Riesser
Leah Adkins Rupert
Brandee Shelton Shemo
Cynthia Lee Shields
Keith Avery Slick
Nancy Rodwell Tuohy
Susanne Relfe Winslow
Tiffany Maryl Young
Linda Bowling
Nancy Rowe Cameron
Kelly Lynne Chelf
Keri Simpson Garrison
Merrie Beth Gough
Roulhac Clark Johnson
Andria Kara Kokoszka
Megan Sarah Randall
Carrie Taylor Spradley
Eric Stephen Wolak
MSN
16% participation
Deborah Brown Ballard
Kathy Baluha
Laura Anne Harvey
Shawne Taylor Llewellyn
Rhonda Michelle Messer
Carol Elizabeth Powell
Ruth Black Raffield
Leslie McDonough Sharpe
April Griffin Thomas
Lora Dishman Wentz
Anne Skaife Willet
PhD
17% participation
Susan Gale Sherman
MSN
8% participation
Patricia S. Ashland
Shelley Kincaid Bunting
Catherine Ann Hogan
Stephanie Harris Turner
■ Class of 2001
BSN
9% participation
Jillian Henretta Angel
Cheryl Sunderhaus Briner
Noelle Marie Dorsey
Samantha Lynn Faircloth
Ashley Bolin Gardner
Amanda Womble Greer
Brandi Michelle Hamlin
Jill Marie Forcina Hill
Adam Darrell Kokoszka
Thomas Scott Long
Courtney Lee Rawls
Amy Call Spittle
Margaret Gambrell Zomorodi
MSN
10% participation
Linda Sue Hale
Deborah Law-Davis
Karen Dellinger Leadbitter
Tonya Rutherford-Hemming
Gregory Alphonzia Simpson
PhD
50% participation
■ Class of 2002
BSN
7% participation
■ Class of 2003
BSN
6% participation
Kristina A. Brown
Lynwood Earl Carlton
Debra M. Davis
Susan Flowers Frederick
Sean T. Gallagher
Mary Katherine Gottlieb
Lyn Mathis Jenkins
Annmarie Meredith Lee
Cathy Howard Long
Erin Todd Scharer
Katherine Konczal Shumaker
Amy Davis Bell
Maria Kristen Buss
Kristen Stott Camplin
Sara Jane Decker
Jeffrey John Dudley
Laura Kathryn Hart
Leslie C. Hege
Denise P. Johnson
Shannon Kerry Keough
Megan Bumgarner Manuel
Rosalie A. Ndoma-Ogar
Benjamin J. Roberts
Sebastian Christopher White
MSN
MSN
17% participation
8% participation
Christopher R. Berge
Sara Lynne Emory
Susan Gibson Gaskill
Kay Williams Taylor
PhD
20% participation
Mona Olivia Bingham
Susan H. Brunssen
17% participation
Karla Jean Brown
John Emmett Fesperman
Robin Lynn Gusmann
Nipa Kinariwala Kamdar
Peketa H. Long
Deane E. Schweinsberg
Pamela Tilley Thompson
Laura Tremper-Jones
Emily Hope Tucker
Robin Bartlett
PhD
Joanne Shultz Beckman
■ Class of 2004
BSN
2% participation
Susie Bowman Cartin
Patricia Anne Jenkins
Isabelle Suzanne Wauters
MSN
11% participation
Elizabeth Carmody Carrere
Cheryl Lynn Elliott
Caroline Curry Ferrell
Brandi Michelle Hamlin
Esther Bosede Metiko
■ Class of 2006
BSN
2% participation
Kelly Adkins Cunningham
Kimberly Lynn Jones
Erin Lindsay Wheeler
MSN
3% participation
■ Class of 2005
BSN
Susan Flowers Frederick
Antoinette Lynn Miller
6% participation
PhD
Aneesah Fatimah Ahmed
Gentle Hernandez Arnez
Pamela Nance Bowman
Timothy L. Chilton
Jilleon Formanczyk Inman
Sarah Elizabeth League
Anne Lee McPherson
Sondra Huffman Solomon
Natalie Marie Speer
Mercedes L. Walker
29% participation
MSN
15% participation
Amy Davis Bell
Alison Muriel Casey
Eugene Daniel Farrug
Tracy Vernon Platt
Megan Sarah Randall
Susan Adonika Troutman
Sebastian Christopher White
PhD
25% participation
Beth Perry Black
Rebecca Lynn Casarez
Stewart Michael Bond
Valerie Lynn Hoey Lunsford
■ Faculty, Emeritus
Faculty and Staff
Bonnie Ford Angel
Beth Perry Back
Janet H. Blue
Susan H. Brunssen
Linda R. Cronenwett
Mark Charles Davis
Molly Dougherty
Margery Duffey
Sheila Phillips Englebardt
Anne Hopkins Fishel
Laurice Ferris
Barbara Jo Foley
Beverly Brown Foster
Cynthia Mary Freund
Barbara B. Germino
Joanne Summey Harrell
2007 Senior Gift Makes Impact with Strong Participation
Boasting the highest level of participation in
recent years —28 percent — the BSN Class of 2007
Senior Gift campaign was a great success. Through
their efforts, seniors were able to designate more than
one gift to benefit future nursing students and faculty,
as well as reflect the personality of this unique class.
A total of 37 students made gifts to the SON.
The first gift was a donation of funds to establish
a wireless Internet access point in the areas of the
SON most used by students. The group hoped to
replace the notoriously patchy old network with a
strong signal so students could check e-mail, download class notes, or participate in nursing discussion
boards via their own laptops. In addition, the Class
of 2007 also purchased an Automated External
Defibrillator to be installed in Carrington Hall.
“Although we hope that it will never be used,
it is nice to know that in an emergency situation,
this equipment is in place to save lives,” said class
president Katie Bumgarner.
The class also contributed to the new building
addition with a named brick on the walkway.
This year’s fundraising was different because class
members made individual contributions to supplement what the group gave as a whole.
“As a class we are thrilled to be able to give back
to the school and faculty that invested so much in our
education,” Bumgarner said. “We are excited to help
support the institution to which we owe so much and
to help the students who will follow after us have the
best possible experience during their time at the
School of Nursing, too.”
Class of 2007 President
Katie Bumgarner announces
the senior gift at graduation
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“I
will work to become the best nurse I can so that I can make a difference in the lives of those
who need medical care. I hope that I will one day make a positive difference in the lives of
others, as you have done for me. Your generosity has allowed me to make a dream a reality.”
—JESSICA BLAIR HARDEE, Recipient, Ann P. Trowbridge Scholarship
Giving Made Easy – A Monthly Automatic Bank Draft Adds Up
Jill Hamilton always feels fortunate for the high
quality nursing education she received and believes
that, as an alumna of the SON, she has a responsibility
to give back. During her time as a student, she received
scholarship funding and other enhancements made
possible by private gifts. She now returns the favor to
the next generation of Carolina nurses. Giving by bank
draft allows her to make a big impact on the SON
through smaller monthly payments.
“I always wanted to give back to the School, but
never had the kind of lump sum lying around to write a
check,” she said. “What I give through the draft each
month is a small amount, I barely notice it. But, it adds
up throughout the year.”
A Black Mountain, N.C., native, Jill is a three-time
Carolina alum, earning the BSN in ’82, MSN in ’89 and
PhD in ’01. She then left Carolina for a post-doctoral
fellowship in aging at the Oregon Health & Science
University in Portland. In 2003, she became assistant
professor at the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of
Nursing and Winship Cancer Institute at Emory
University in Atlanta. This year, she adds a new phase
to her journey by returning to Carolina to the faculty in
the division of adult and geriatric health at the SON.
Jill has always been a strong advocate for UNC,
promoting the School to potential students even as she
was making a difference at other institutions. She now
shares her skills and knowledge with our students, as
well as her support. Her investment at all levels continues to set a standard in the quality of our education.
Three-time Carolina alum Jill Hamilton (BSN ’82, MSN
’89 and PhD ’01) supports the SON in a big way through
bank draft, donating a consistent amount each month.
"I believe in the mission and vision of this school. As a master’s degree student at Carolina, I came to
realize first-hand that, indeed, this is a special place that creates unparalleled educational experiences.
My career in academic nursing was nurtured here, and I returned to Carolina recently to help make the
same difference for others. For me, that means investing not only my time but also my finances. I want
to help secure the future through my planned gift designating Carolina SON as the beneficiary."
—GWEN SHERWOOD, MSN ’70, PhD, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Remembering Bonnie Hensley,
SON faculty member and friend
When Bonnie Hensley died at age 88 at her
home at Carol Woods on March 18, 2006, she left
behind a legacy of friendship, commitment, humor,
love of family, and dedication to making the world a
healthier, happier and more beautiful place.
Inspired by the experience of a relative treated at
Johns Hopkins University, Bonnie decided at age 12
to become a nurse. She followed her dream and
became a life-long educator. From 1967 to 1983,
when she retired, Bonnie was an associate professor
of nursing at Carolina, where she initiated the nursing update program for those who wanted to return
to practice and traveled the state teaching through
the Area Health Education Center.
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In her retirement years, Bonnie was a loyal and
regular participant in many SON activities, lectures
and discussions. We could always count on her to be
with us, joyfully among the group of retired faculty
members who continued to support the school with
annual and campaign gifts.
Bonnie chose to designate the School of Nursing
as a beneficiary of her estate upon her passing. This
gift not only keeps Bonnie’s memory alive, but also
adds value to the work that she did to create an
exemplary learning experience for Carolina nursing
students far into the future.
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“
fter completing my BSN, I hope to return to graduate school and become a nurse practitioner,
and perhaps even pursue a doctoral degree. This scholarship helps me work toward
completing these goals. Thank you.
—DANIELLE LINGLE, Recipient, Eunice Morde Doty Scholarship
Norma L. Hawthorne
Kay Proctor Hengeveld
The Estate of Bonnie Keaton
Hensley
Valerie Lynn Hoey Lunsford
Mary R. Lynn
Gail O’Sullivan Mazzocco
Margaret S. Miles
Margaret M. Miller
Susan Foley Pierce
Barbara C. Rynerson
Gwendolyn Dorminey Sherwood
Anne H. Skelly
Deborah Thompson
James Edward Vickers
Anne Aldridge Webb
■ Friends
Susan Paige Abken
Carol Ann Consolvo Adcock
Kevin Michael Adcock
Benjamin T. Alexander Jr.
Armin John Altemueller
Andrew Anderson
Charles Leander Andrews Jr.
Richard C. Andringa
Jonathan Arms
George Ray Avant
Barbara P. Aycock
A. John Bailer
Charles A. Baker
Kelly Baker
Timothy John Balch
Ashley Renee Bass
Glennis M. Bassi
J. Gary Batchelor
Tonya Bates
Yolande E. Beerstecher
Mary S. Beyer
Talbot Lewis Black
M. Robert Blum
Robert W. Blum
Virginia Boardman
George Griffith Bonham
Janice Mast Branstrom
Bradford Blaise Briner
Mona Brothers Broadway
Anonymous
Jean Johnson Brower
Bryan Brown
Hay G. Brown
Kristina A. Brown
H. David Bruton
E. C. Bryson Jr.
Michael Devon Bunting Jr.
Nancy Warner Burgess
Peter Kendall Burgess
Winthrop Mason Burke
David Clay Burleson
Gregory Thomas Butner
Wesley Grimes Byerly III
Richard Earl Caddy Jr.
Alando Martine Campbell
Matthew Douglas Camplin
Gilmer Theodore Carver
Laura Paylor Carver
Allison Inscoe Chandler
Robert H. Choate
P. Alan Christian
Paul Leon Chused
Allen Keith Clark
Evangeline Hinson Clark
Robert Burns Clark Jr.
Brian Leslie Coatney
J. Bailey Cobbs
Anne W. Coffey
Sterling Ruffin Collett III
Keith Eric Collier
Rena Emily Colvard
Joseph Irwin Converse Jr.
Sue Folger Converse
Sally McDonald Covington
Dale Smith Cox
James Lackey Crawford III
Robert Walter Creed
Theron Ritchie Crump
Paul Edward Crumpler
Nina Cunningham
J. Earl Danieley
Charles William Darden
Allie Culler Davis
Mark Charles Davis
Richard S. Davis
William J. Davis
Steven Philip Dewees
Donna Olds Dirnberg
Francie Dunlap
Joe Dunlap
Jack Delbridge Dunn
Margaret Whisenhunt Ehle
Robert Starnes Ehle
David Eric Eifrig Sr.
Alison Ellison
C. W. Ellison
Darrell Eugene Elston
Daryl Albert Emig III
Mary C. Ervin
Robert C. Ervin
Sandra Kathleen Evans
G. Lynn Featherstone
Thomas Rhame Ferrell
Betty B. Fitzpatrick
J. J. David Fletcher
James Eugene Fogartie Jr.
J. Thomas Fox Jr.
Francesca Turchi Fried
Monica Witterholt Fuller
Nancy Scott Fuller
W. Erwin Fuller
W. Scott Fuller
Karen Gahagan
Bambi K. Garrison
Gary L. Gaulden
Dorothy Gerner
J. Frank Gilreath
Karen Eikenberry Glaubiger
Melissa Hulett Gold
Robert Alan Golombik
Mark Grabovac
John Henry Gray Jr.
Beverly Allen Greene
David Benjamin Greer
Richard L. Griffin
Robert Gerard Griffin
Lawrence J. Haber
David Lee Haire
Jerry Hales
Sharon Hales
Angela Hall
James Samuel Hall
Mark Benjamin Hamner
David Alan Harless
Anita Marie Harris
Michael M. Harris
H. Douglas Harrison
R. Woody Harrison Jr.
Charles M. Hart
Emily R. Hart
Richard Louis Hayman
Frank Heinsohn Jr.
James Rodney Hicks
Gary Prevost Hill
The School takes seriously its contract with society to prepare graduates for the cultural and clinical practice
demands of nursing. This includes responding to the demand for professional nurses who understand and
can deliver care that is compatible and in sync with patients' cultural health beliefs and practices throughout the world and particularly in North Carolina. The admissions process is the beginning and the gateway
to accomplishing the vision locally and globally of providing quality patient care for all individuals.
—RUMAY ALEXANDER, EdD, RN, Clinical Associate Professor and Director, Multicultural Affairs
Dr. Rumay Alexander
with Harold Woodard,
Associate Dean of
Student Academic
Counseling at
UNC-Chapel Hill.
Diversity Facts
■ More than 20 percent of BSN and MSN and more than
35 percent of Ph.D. students are of an ethnic minority.
■ Men constitute more than 10 percent of BSN and Ph.D.
students and almost 10 percent of MSN students.
■ More than 25 percent of staff and non-EPA faculty are
of an ethnic minority.
■ Men make up almost 15 percent of the staff and
non-EPA faculty.
■ Ethnic minorities hold almost 10 percent and men hold
more than 5 percent of faculty positions.
■ The first Asian teaching faculty member was hired
during 2006-2007.
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“I
am a BSN to PhD student, focusing on research about nursing competencies with end of life
care in the intensive care unit. With this help, I will achieve this goal, and I thank you for it.
The friends and family of
Katherine Wilson BSN ’04
created a scholarship in
her memory. The first
recipient, pictured here,
was Michelle Landin,
who graduated in May
2007 with her BSN degree.
—MEG ZOMORODI, BSN, RN, Recipient, Brummet-Kemble Scholarship
Gregg Alan Hill
G. Melvin Hipps Sr.
Carolyn Hoffman
John Rufus Holt
Terry Howes
C. David Hulbert
Curtis Buck Hunter Jr.
Catherine Hill Jenkins
Joseph Thomas Jenkins
Amy Louise Johnson
Paul Johnson
Sue Roberts Johnson
Susan Johnson
Jackie Watson Jones
Ronald Darr Keiger
David Keith
Andrea Robinson Kells
William Dudley Kenerly
S. Kent
Daniel Douglas Kester Jr.
Samuel Alexander Kimel
Harold Bleckley King III
Kathryn Koenig
Eric Hillested Kolb
Thomas Rhinehart Konsler Jr.
Robert Lee Kuykendal
R. Kirkland Kynoch
Nita Laca
R. Stevenson Lackey Jr.
Robert Edmund Laport
Donald Tinkham Lassiter
Sara Beth Liles
Kimberly Lingerfelt
Sophia P. Livas
James Monroe Long
Woodrow Wilson Lowery Jr.
Janet Lutkus
Thomas William Lycan Jr.
Tim Maier
Tina S. Manning
Wilson Fletcher Manuel
Thomas Adams Mathews
Jay Thornton McCamic
Colleen M. McClorey
Bonnie McClure
Margaret B. McClure
Paul E. McClure
Theresa A. McClure
William H. McCormick III
Mary Lou G. McDaniel
Cary Crane McDonald
Michael Mcelvogue
Timothy McEvoy
Rebecca Hartman McKee
Maurice McMurray
John L. McNeill Jr.
Robert John Menhinick
Jane Edwards Milan
Fred Goode Mills
Mildred Minnick
Mary McConville Mogan
L. Grayson Montgomery
Harry Lee Moore
Michael Allan Moore
Lisa M. Morgan
Lisa Broadway Morton
Richard Lynn Nance
Sandra Newport
John Stanley Newsome
Carrie Aube Nitz
Eugene Anthony Nitz Jr.
Thomas Lloyd Norris Jr.
John Arlington Northen
Douglas E. Nuernberger
Sloan Nuernberger
Larry Albert Nutting
P. Richard Olson
Robert Henry Orrell III
William Lee Overton
William Conally Owen
Marcia Davis Padgett
Hilda Hine Patterson
John Smith Patterson
Mary E. Peck
Robert Brantley Peck
Andrea Lynn Pelletier
H. Christopher Perry
Mary Ann Rohrhurst Peter
Julius Caesar Phillips Jr.
Patricia W. Poe
Kenneth Amos Preston
Edward Neese Pridgen
Howard Pruitt
Nancy Gray Pyne
Jennifer M. Ramsey
Leslie Hall Ramsey
Aaron Thomas Randol
Gordon Rayle
Elizabeth Bender Read
Joseph F. Read
Wilton McLean Reavis Jr.
Kelly Leigh Revels
Jay Reynolds
Darcy Rene Rice
Judy Livingstone Robinson
Carol Morde Ross
Roger Bivins Russell
Alex J. Sanders
Heather Hughes Satalin
Alison Whisnant Saville
Frederick Stevenson Saville
Tobias Schifter
Elizabeth Blanche Schillo
Eugenia S. Schwartz
Robert Andrew Seedlock
Heather E. Sellers
Scott Sharpe
J. McNeill Smith Jr.
James Alfonzo Smith Jr.
Jane Winningham Smith
Miguel A. Smith
Monte Lloyd Smith
Helen Easter Snow
Mary Lou Sossoman
Joanne Spiggle
Michael Anderson Spittle
Margaret A. Spivey
Vera Hughes Stallings
Benjamin Clyde Staples
Ruth Stephenson
Benny Franklin Stroupe
Sara Clancy Sturm
Warren Wolf Sturm
Catherine Neal Sugg
Beverly Nicole Tate
Bobby Gene Taylor
Jesse Ireland Taylor Jr.
Kenneth Taylor III
Donna Jean Thompson
Frances Ann Thompson
James Alfred Thompson
James Cecil Thompson
Monte Carroll Thompson
Arrel D. Toews
Patricia Broyhill Trice
Richard D. Troutman
Janet Miller Turchi
Marshall Lee Turner Jr.
Shirley Rauk Turner
Helen W. Umphlet
R. Scott Valle
Grant Bernard Varner Jr.
R. S. Verma
Steven Warren Wacaster
Heather Simmons Waddell
M. Keith Waddell
Theodore Walter Wagner
Dan Walker
Daniel Murray Lee Walker
Kay Walker
Steven Michael Walton
Robert Bowman Watts
H. Raymond Weeks Jr.
John Weiler
Bradley Kent Weisner
Initiative to reshape nursing curricula gains momentum
Pam Rhodes Porter, BSN ‘ 96 , donated the
mannequin she dresses as part of her annual
gift to the SON. The uniform was donated by
Alice Kent Roye, a classmate of Pam’s mother, Gloria Olds Rhodes BSN ’61 in Gloria’s
memory and in honor of the class reunion.
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School of Nursing Dean Linda Cronenwett,
Ph.D., received $1.09 million from the Robert
Wood Johnson Foundation to fund the second
phase of the Quality and Safety Education for
Nurses (QSEN) project. It is the largest private
grant the School of Nursing has received.
QSEN’s long-range goal is to reshape professional identity formation in nursing to include
commitment to quality and safety competencies
recommended by the Institute of Medicine.
During the first phase, which was completed
last fall, Cronenwett and project co-investigator
SON Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Gwen
Sherwood, Ph.D., led the panel of 17 national
nursing and medical leaders who defined the
Institute of Medicine competencies for nursing.
They also proposed targets for the knowledge,
skills, and attitudes to be developed in nursing
pre-licensure programs for each competency:
patient-centered care, teamwork and collaboration, evidence-based practice, quality improvement, safety and informatics.
During the second phase, the panel will
work with 15 pilot schools that commit to active
engagement in curricular change to incorporate
quality and safety competencies. Work is also
underway with organizations that represent
advanced practice nurses to draft proposed
knowledge, skills, and attitude targets for graduate nursing education.
More information about the QSEN project
can be found online at www.qsen.org.
“I
will work to become the best nurse I can so that I can make a difference in the lives of those
who need medical care. I hope that I will one day make a positive difference in the lives of
others, as you have done for me. Your generosity has allowed me to make a dream a reality.”
—JESSICA BLAIR HARDEE, Recipient, Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship
Ora John Wells
Michael Joseph Welsh
Susan Irvin Whisnant
Robert Norton Whitaker Jr.
Richard Johnston White
Bernard Anthony Wichmann
Dorothy Wichmann
William J. Wichmann
Leonard Barbee Wiggins
Robert Earl Wiggins Jr.
David C. Williams
Karen Williams
Anne C. Wilson
John Bernhardt Wilson Jr.
John David Wilson Sr.
James Edward Woodruff Jr.
Ted Wright
Samuel John Yancey
Karen Young
William Morrow Zachman Jr.
Susanne J. Zehl
■ Corporations,
Foundations and
Organizations
Alexander Wilson Elementary
School
Alpha Alpha Chapter Sigma
Theta Tau Inc.
Alzheimers Association
Arnold Asset Management
Society
Blue Cross and Blue Shield
of North Carolina
BSN Class of 2007
Carl S. Swisher Foundation, Inc.
Chandler and Suttle
College Realty
Eli Lilly & Co. - HQ
Foothills Marine Inc.
Forsyth Radiological
Franklin Street Advisors
Freedom High School
Kernersville Women’s Club
Lyndhurst Gynecologic Associates
McCann-Ericson USA
N.C. Chapter of NAPNAP
New South, Inc.
Novant Health Inc.
Oak Hollow Golf Association
Piedmont Ear Nose and Throat
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
Roche
SAAB of Indianapolis
Schwab Fund for Charitable
Giving
Strowd Roses Foundation
T. Rowe Price Pgm for
Charitable Giving
Triangle Community
Foundation
UNC Health Care
The Class of 2007 Nursing
Exploration Week – The U.S.
Army and UNC Hospitals
provide essential support for
Nursing Exploration Week to
recruit high school students
to the profession.
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Investing in the Future
Stewards of the SON Foundation, Inc. Endowment
The School of Nursing Foundation, Inc. Board of Directors advises and assists in
strategic planning of the School’s investments; garners financial support for the
School by identifying major donor prospects and making a personal financial
commitment; and recommends short and long-term development goals. A key
responsibility of the Board is to oversee the endowment and trust funds of the
foundation to ensure the current and future financial health of the School.
SON Foundation, Inc.
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Denise Taylor Darden, BSN `77, President, Wilmington, NC
Margaret Ferguson Raynor, BSN `67, Past President, Garner, NC
William Jennings Booth, Jr., Vice President Apex, NC
Greer Cawood, Treasurer, Winston-Salem, NC
Investment Fund returns for periods ended June 30, 2007
FY 2006-2007
Jo-Anne Trowbridge Martin, BSN ’69, Secretary, Angier, NC
Linda R. Cronenwett, Dean, Chapel Hill, NC
23.4%
Norma L. Hawthorne, Executive Director, Chapel Hill, NC
■ For three years ended June 30, 2007, the Fund earned a 19.3% annualized return,
compared to 14.9% for SIPP and 9.4% for the 70/30 index benchmarks.
■ For five years ended June 30, 2007, the Fund earned 15.3% annualized return,
compared to 12.3% for the SIPP and 9% percent for the 70/30 index benchmarks.
■ FY 2007 represents the 4th consecutive year of more than 15% returns for the Fund.
Lisa H. Miller, Assistant Dean for Administrative Services, Chapel Hill, NC
Directors
Susan Bremer Anna, BSN ’86, Chapel Hill, NC
Paul Chused, Kinston, NC
Allene Fuller Cooley, BSN ’70, Charlotte, NC
J. Thomas Fox, Jr., Valle Crucis, NC
Your investment in the School of Nursing makes a huge impact. Through wise
management of the endowment funds by the University and the School of Nursing
Foundation, Inc., through the UNC Management Company, Inc., the School
experienced a banner year.
The UNC Management Company’s mission is to protect our ability to maintain
a distribution policy of at least 5 percent for spending. This provides Dean Cronenwett
with the margin of opportunity she needs to support the school’s students, faculty
and essential programs.
Nancy Scott Fuller, Greensboro, NC
Angela Hall, Salisbury, NC
Patty Maynard Hill, BSN ’69, Chapel Hill, NC
Pamela Ellis Jameson, BSN ’76, Elk Park, NC
Jean Hix McDonald, BSN ’83, Chapel Hill, NC
Jane Snyder Norris, BSN ’56, Raleigh, NC
Gary Park, Chapel Hill, NC
Carol Morde Ross, Chapel Hill, NC
Gwen Russell, Fayetteville, NC
Barbara Senich, BSN ’79, Franklin Lakes, NJ
Susan Willey Spalt, BSN ’67, Carrboro, NC
Foundation directors
Dr. Patty Hill and Susan
Anna discuss future
Foundation plans at a
recent Board meeting.
Charles Dewitt Watts, Durham, NC
Anne Wilson, Morganton, NC
Honorary Lifetime Directors
Audrey Booth, MSN ’57, Chapel Hill, NC
Carolyn White London, BSN ’56, Durham, NC
Thomas L. Norris, Jr., Esq., Raleigh, NC
June 30, 1999
Carolina First
Campaign Starts
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June 30, 2000
$1,688.549
June 30, 2001
$2,507,117
June 30, 2002
$4,586,280
June 30, 2003
$6,519,947
11%
17%
31%
43%
“I
am overwhelmed with gratitude with the receipt of
the Brummett-Kemble Scholarship.
—KIM LARSON, Recipient, Brummett-Kemble Scholarship
School of Nursing Investment Account
UNC-Chapel Hill Foundation, Inc.
$13,038,449.57
$12,000,000
$11,077,412.84
$10,000,000
$9,828,201.12
$9,013,586.25
$8,000,000
$6,000,000
$4,000,000
$2,000,000
$0
$520,451.65
Market
Value
Pay Out
2004
Pay Out
2005
$547,795.44
$547,240.33
530,716.95
Market
Value
Market
Value
Pay Out
Market
Value
2006
Pay Out
2007
Endowment and Trust Funds
UNC-Chapel Hill School of Nursing Foundation, Inc.
$7,314,441
$6,000,000
$5,323,542.13
$5,000,000
$4,554,998.09
$4,000,000
$3,992,726.56
$3,000,000
$2,000,000
The School of Nursing’s
endowment funds are
in great hands. UNC
Management Company is
making wise investments,
and our principal continues
to grow. Over the last six
years the value has increased
from $11 million to more
than $20 million. We are
confident that the payouts
from the funds are wisely
used to support faculty
fellowships and student
scholarships, as well as the
other needs and priorities of
the School as identified by
Dean Cronenwett. Payouts
from the endowment represent 4 percent of the School’s
annual expenditures, providing a margin of excellence
that is essential for its
national leadership role.
$1,000,000
$0
$227,132.63
Market
Value
Pay Out
2004
Pay Out
2005
$266,231.51
$262,511.00
$245,430.39
Market
Value
Market
Value
Pay Out
Market
Value
2006
Pay Out
2007
—WILLIAM JENNINGS BOOTH, JR.
Vice President, School of Nursing
Foundation, Inc. and
Finance Committee Member
Did you know? Our greatest need is scholarship
support, especially for doctoral students.
June 30, 2004
$8,755,123
June 30, 2005
$11,686,893
58%
78%
GOAL
$15 million
June 30, 2006
$13,037,563
June 30, 2007
$14,782,272
87%
99%
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Alumni Board Inspires Participation
The Alumni Association Board
The Alumni Association Board is composed of a
group of dedicated alumni, faculty and student
volunteers. The Board provides an active alumni
voice within the school and supports projects, such
as a yearly alumni weekend celebration, student
scholarships and support, and a comprehensive
alumni awards program. They welcome and
encourage the participation of all alumni in the
activities of the School of Nursing.
Board of Directors
Nancy Freeman, BSN ’73, President, Durham, NC
Greg Simpson, MSN ’01, President-Elect, Durham, NC
Courtney Rawls, BSN ’01, Treasurer, Chapel Hill, NC
Nancy Smith, BSN ’73, Secretary, Whitsett, NC
BJ Lee, BSN ’93, MSN ’97, President Emeritus, Cary, NC
Directors
Liz Ball, BSN, ’05, Durham, NC
Beth Chadwick, BSN ’81, Wilmington, NC
BEAT DUKE CHALLENGE — RESULTS ARE IN
On and off the court, at every
opportunity, we aim to Beat Duke.
We took another shot this spring
with the Beat Duke Challenge. In
2005-2006, 19 percent of Carolina
SON alumni gave to the School
of Nursing while 27 percent of
Duke alumni gave to their School
of Nursing. We sent out the
challenge to all our alumni with
the call to Beat Duke!
The Challenge was very successful,
bringing in 128 donors and a
total of $24,475 of much needed
support to the SON. We are proud
to report that our number of
alumni donors increased this year,
but unfortunately not enough
to outpace the number of new
alumni graduating. We continue
to hold steady with 19 percent of
our alumni giving back to the
School of Nursing.
2006 – 2007 Final Score
Duke
Carolina
34 percent
19 percent
Thank you to all who participated.
Please support the School with
your annual gift each year.
Scholarships, student
and faculty awards,
service-learning
opportunities, new
program advances,
facility upgrades,
and technological
improvements are
just a few of the
many ways private gifts
are put to work in the School.
With your help we will continue
the tradition of excellence
Carolina is known for and…
We’ll Get ‘Em Next Year!
Jackie Gonzales, BSN ’79, Miami, FL
Brandi Hamlin, BSN ’01 MSN ’04, Durham, NC
Pat Hayes, BSN ’67, Asheville, NC
Wendell John, MSN ’03, Raleigh, NC
Roulhac Clark Johnson, BSN ’00, Wilmington, NC
Donna Laney, BSN ’80, Liberty Hill, SC
Megan Manuel, BSN ’02, Winston-Salem, NC
Jona Martino, BSN ’03, Roxboro, NC
Laura Nasir, BSN ’98, MSN ’02, Chapel Hill, NC
Susan O’Dell, BSN ’77, MSN ’95, Raleigh, NC
Evelyn Paul, BSN ’75, Greenville, NC
I have become an active member of the Alumni Association
in an attempt to give current students a little of the wonderful educational experience and preparation for nursing that
Carolina gave to me. Moving back to North Carolina after 30
years has opened this opportunity and enabled me to reconnect with the School of Nursing community. I love Carolina
and hope to always have a small hand in its future.
— N A N C Y M O R T O N S M I T H , B S N ’ 7 3 , Alumni Association Board
Pat Raynor, BSN ’58, Summerville, SC
Ben Roberts, BSN ’02, Charlotte, NC
Carole Warren, BSN ’71, Wake Forest, NC
Ginger Weeks, BSN ’63, Charlotte, NC
Glenda Wooten, BSN ’82, Pineville, NC
Mabel Yelvington, BSN ’61, Smithfield, NC
Faculty Representative
Bonnie Angel, BSN ’79, Raleigh, NC
Graduate Student Representative
Meg Zomorodi, BSN ’01
On graduation day, I couldn’t believe how much the SON
building and resources had improved during my two short
years as a student. Over the course of my studies, I was constantly impressed by the generosity of so many people who
gave money to improve my education. At the time I didn’t
really understand why people gave, but now I do. I will never
forget the day the SON opened its first computer lab thanks
to so many donations! What a huge impact this had on my
life and the lives of all the other nursing students and staff.
From that day forward, I have always wanted to help improve
the educational experience for future nursing students!
— ROULHAC CLARK JOHNSON, BSN ’00
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