MADONNA NOW The Magazine of Madonna University PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010

ER D C TIF EE IE L D Cover Story LEED® GOLD CERTIFICATION Awarded to Madonna’s Franciscan Center GOLD ALUMNI MADONNA UNIVERSITY MADONNA UNIVERSITY 36600 Schoolcraft Road TABLE OF CONTENTS CENTER Livonia, MI 48150-1176 Admissions Office Welcome 734-432-5339 Alumni & Friends! ALUMNI Advancement Office Take advantage of all 41 734-432-5589 Madonna University offers Alumni Office its alumni. Whether you 734-432-5811 want to stay connected by updating your contact info, Main Number TASSEL 734-432-5300 or purchase a spirit tassel or 800-852-4951 brick paver, or volunteer to Spirit help with a Madonna event, [email protected] we’d love to see you. Next www.madonna.edu time you’re in the area, drop The spirit tassel symbolizes in and learn about these and support of the mission and values Editorial Staff The Madonna Now is published by other alumni benefits: of Madonna University. Make a 12 6 the Office of University Advancement Spirit Tassel Gift to the Annual Graduate School tuition Andrea Nodge ’84 discount Fund in the amount of your class vice president for advancement 2 Library & Computer Lab use year and receive this keepsake as President’s Perspective Living our Mission Karen Sanborn Job listings and career a reminder of your educational director of marketing assistance journey at Madonna. 5 Campus Living is Easy Decking the Halls Jill N. Hamilton-Krawczyk ’08 Alumni Scholarship for your graphic designer children 6 Fransciscan Center Awarded Gold To make your gift, contact LEED® Gold Certification Alan Piñon ’03 Access to alumni in the Amy Perry, alumni relations officer, marketing officer U.S. and abroad at 734-432-5762 or 11 Title III Grant Beyond the Pond Aims to Improve Retention Tim Bush, Jill Hamilton-Krawczyk, Alan Piñon e-mail [email protected] Karen Sanborn, Kathleen Thompson alumni news 12 Morphing Metal into Art contributing photographers Networking events, A Sculpture for Everyone and more! Patrick Moore ’03, Jim O’Neill, Ph.D., 32 Leading the Way Amy Perry ’04, Mike Quattro Phase II of Campaign Launched contributing writers THE ALUMNI OFFICE 34 Smart Kids Suite 1210 Top-Notch Academic Talent Main Academic Building Make a difference for the next generation and help On the Cover: Open 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. 08 Majors & Minors Madonna University’s Franciscan Center was awarded LEED Gold by the and by appt. Madonna students realize their dreams of a college education. U.S. Green Building Council, the first building in Livonia to be LEED certified. Madonna Moments 734-432-5811 Remember Madonna in your will or estate plan. Contact your charitable 10 alumni.madonna.edu organization attorney, financial advisor or Dean Adkins for assistance. 14 People Praises The mission of Madonna University, a Catholic and Franciscan institution of higher learning, is to instill in its students Christian humanistic 16 Honor Roll of Donors values, intellectual inquiry, a respect for diversity, and a commitment to STAY CONNECTED. serving others through a liberal arts education, integrated with career Dean Adkins 28 Select Statistics preparation and based on the truths and principles recognized within GET INVOLVED. GIVE BACK. a Catholic tradition. Planned Giving 29 University Leaders Madonna’s mission receives its spirit from these Franciscan Values: 734-432-5856 36 Sports Shorts • Respect for the dignity of each person • Peace and justice [email protected] 38 Beyond the Pond • Reverence for creation • Education for truth and service 41 Why Madonna? In another entrepreneurial effort, Madonna University has teamed with Global Strategic Management Inc. (GSMI), under the leadership of Dr. Matthew Kuofie, to deliver high level education globally. Potential venues for this international effort include Brazil, Vietnam, Malaysia, and India. In earthquake-ravaged Haiti, I saw first-hand the devastation. Thanks to the generosity of many at Madonna, who truly live our Franciscan value of respect for the dignity of all people, I was able to deliver sheets and school supplies for orphaned and homeless children. In addition, the University community donated $5,000 to help the relief effort. I met a large group of Deaf children and adults, many of whom could benefit from Madonna’s quality Sign Language Studies program. Unfortunately, hundreds of them didn’t have shoes. When I reported this to Madonna PRESIDENT’S faculty and staff, they began a collection for tennis shoes for Haitian children. Thus far we have collected over 600 pounds of shoes and are expecting our partners at Felician College in New Jersey and St. Mary’s perspective Child Care Center in Livonia to contribute to this important effort. While in Haiti, I also was able to determine just how we, at Madonna, Opposite: Sister Rose Marie and a group of Deaf men sign “I love you” during her visit to Haiti this summer. might help the people rise above this tragedy. How could we do more Dear Friends of our Madonna Community, than simply fulfill their basic needs for food, clothing and shelter? I asked Top left: Members of Madonna’s facilities staff, L-R: Over the past year, members of the University community have met numerous challenges, particularly the $1.5 million myself. How could we educate them to help themselves? I believe that Nicolino Villella, Grady Matthews, Facilities Director challenge of The Kresge Foundation, and experienced a multitude of joys as we continued to learn and serve one another and utilizing the Internet and distance learning technology is the answer. Craig Flickinger, and Tom Hejka prepare to mount the the greater global community. Therefore, with our founding community, the Felician Sisters and nearly six-foot corpus of Jesus on a cedar cross they built. The crucifix will hang on the wall in Cardinals Square. Our first year in the Franciscan Center was filled with excitement and ample opportunities to showcase this gorgeous, “green” colleagues at Madonna, we will work to bring university education to Haiti. I am pleased that Notre Dame University of Haiti and Haititec, an cathedral of learning — winner of several awards. The dedication of Cardinals Square was a historic moment when we hosted Top right: Receiving a Madonna bachelor’s degree was Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron, Cardinal Adam Maida and Cardinal Edmund Szoka of the Archidiocese of Detroit. As I write adult vocational school, have welcomed us and indicated their desire to a proud moment for the Dubai students, and for Sister this, we are preparing for the Golden Gathering where we will receive the LEED Gold award (pg. 6) witness the blessing of the work together in this critical effort for the Haitian people. Rose Marie Kujawa, Madonna’s president who conferred Crucifix in Cardinals Square, and unveil the Edge of the Channel sculpture (pg. 12). Back on campus, with the start of another academic year, we have the degrees. experienced record enrollment at both the undergraduate and graduate I had the pleasure this summer of attending the graduation of some 60 Madonna students in Dubai. They all were so Above: Sister Rose Marie Kujawa with Dr. Kaup grateful for the opportunity to earn a Madonna education. It was extremely rewarding to share in their success and pride of levels. So as not to lose sight of how we arrived at this juncture — via Mohamed and Dr. Paulson Mathew and their families accomplishment. The World of Knowledge Centre delivers Madonna business courses to students in Dubai. The program has our mission, vision and heritage — Madonna University, and all of the at the graduation in Dubai. grown exponentially in the past five years, thanks to the dedication and hard work of Paulson Mathew, Ph.D., Kaup Mohamed, various Felician ministries across the United States celebrated the first Ph.D., and our own Jonathon Swift Ph.D., director of International Relations. annual Mission & Heritage Week. Our week-long festivities began

2 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 3 with the Pet Blessing, Friday, Oct. 1, and included an Alumni Day Mass and Brunch, recitation of the Prayer of St. Francis at 10:04 a.m. on 10-04, a tour of Presentation Blessed Virgin Mary (BVM) Central Convent, and a Mass in the Presentation BVM Chapel to celebrate the Feast Day of the Felician Sisters foundress, Blessed Mary Angela Truskowski, followed by a cider and donut gathering. The 2009-2010 academic year blessed us with much success, and many gifts, for which we are truly grateful. However we are prepared to search for new and creative ways to continue the journey of growing Madonna University while staying focused on our vision and values for delivering a quality education and serving the community. I am very fortunate to work with wonderfully talented and dedicated trustees, administrators, faculty, staff, friends and benefactors who make Madonna University a great place to live and learn.

Deo Gratias to all of you for your commitment to excellence.

Sister Rose Marie Kujawa CAMPUS LIVING IS EASY

Top: Sister Rose Marie Kujawa poses with Haitian full house describes the residence hall, a children whose school was destroyed by the earthquake. Ahome away from home for international and domestic students, according to Tanisha Right: Sister Rose Marie Kujawa and GSMI President McIntosh, director of residence life. Enhanced Matthew Koufie sign an agreement. Standing behind them are Stuart Arends, dean of the School of Business; admission strategies and a host of diverse Jonathan Swift, director of International Relations; activities have contributed to continued student Ernest Nolan, provost and vice president of academic growth in the hall. administration; May Kuofie, Matthew’s wife; and This year, resident assistants refer to the halls Gregory E. Yawson, GSMI. by their donor names, i.e. Bosco, Obloy, Phillips, Massey, Corr, West and North. To make it feel homier, the sterile white walls have been decorated in a variety of colorful themes, from flowers and butterflies to sports Concert of Sacred Music YOUR SOURCE FOR EMPLOYMENT and handprints. While each floor has a study & EDUCATION INFORMATION area for residents, one of the ground-floor Sunday, Nov. 21, 2010 classrooms was converted to a much larger 2 p.m. ONLINE & ON SITE study room, replete with six computers, a COMPUTER USE AND projector and ample tables for group work. Presentation Chapel WORKSHOPS ARE FREE! (formerly Motherhouse Chapel) The game tables, board games and television JobCHEER office located in the Lakeside Lounge area are nice 36800 Schoolcraft Road Madonna University Maertens Building diversions from homework, and the space is Livonia Top: Sign language studies majors Sarah Duyck, 734-432-5353 great for special events. right, and Alyssa Grant sit with criminal justice $20 per person Sponsored by the www.jobcheer.org McIntosh meets weekly with her entire staff, major Jeremy Shultz in a dorm room in residence Limited seating Ford Motor Company Fund hall room. as well as in one-on-one sessions to provide For information and tickets Above: Ted Pittman, broadcast &cinema arts major, resources and promote community building 313-701-8683 plays pool with Amy Dupuis, religious studies major. through programming. Their goal is to create a [email protected] Right: Madonna University students hang out and safe, living and learning environment. • watch TV in the Lakeside Lounge.

4 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 5 Franciscan Center “The Franciscan Center testifies to our seriousness of purpose regarding the Franciscan value Awarded Gold of reverence for creation.” by Karen Sanborn

“We are very pleased to be recognized with Gold certification by the U.S. Green Building Council,” said Madonna University President Sister Rose Marie Kujawa. “When we developed plans for the Franciscan Center, we not only wanted to build a state-of-the-art facility for our students, we also wanted to do so in a way that was friendly to our environment and that testified to our seriousness of purpose regarding the Franciscan value of reverence for creation.” LEED is the nation’s preeminent program for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings. LEED is an internationally recognized green building certification system, providing third-party verification that a building or community was designed and built using strategies aimed at improving performance across all the metrics that matter most: energy savings, water efficiency, CO2 emissions reduction, improved indoor environmental quality, and stewardship of resources and sensitivity to their impacts. The Franciscan Center, the first LEED-certified building in Livonia, includes an array of environmentally-friendly and energy-efficient features, such as motion-detecting lights and natural lighting, waterless urinals and low-flush toilets, recycled and environmentally-friendly materials, and storm water diversion. adonna University’s commitment to developing a sustainable “Buildings are a prime example of how human systems integrate with and eco-friendly campus was recognized recently when the U.S. natural systems,” said Rick Fedrizzi, Green Building Council awarded Gold level LEED® (Leadership President, CEO & Founding Chair, U.S. Green Building Council. “The Min Energy and Environmental Design) certification for the University’s new, Madonna University project efficiently 60,000 square-foot Franciscan Center. The LEED certification was verified uses our natural resources and makes by the Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI). The award will be an immediate, positive impact on our planet, which will tremendously benefit presented at a special ceremony Thursday, October 21 in the Gathering Area future generations.” • of the Franciscan Center at Madonna.

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 7 New Film Scoring Program Offers Opportunities Madonna University’s new film scoring program helps composers hone a skill that MAJORS & MINORS might not be developed in conservatory training – the ability to compose music for media. That includes film, television, and even video games. With that extra WHERE’S craft, composers from Madonna will be able to tackle more of the challenges they Continuing Education Courses encounter after graduation, said instructor, William Withem. MADONNA In addition, several media companies have relocated to Detroit recently, because Help Students Land Jobs of Michigan’s tax incentives. They bring to the state, creative forces specializing in “I got the job!” exclaimed Josene MacLellan, just a few film, television, and video games. “We are at the beginning of this new development, months after completing one of Madonna University’s and it would seem that many possibilities lie before us and our Madonna graduates,” medical certificate classes offered through the Office of Withem said. NOW? Continuing Education. Her story is becoming common The film scoring program at Madonna is unique in one other aspect: student place for those completing the medical training courses at composers at Madonna will graduate with their name in the credits of a real feature- Madonna. length film. This is something that many programs across the country cannot promise. With the growing demand for support staff in the healthcare The broadcast and cinema arts department creates a full-length film each year, and THAT’S WHAT industry, these medical training courses have become the film scoring students provide the original music for it. most popular continuing education courses at Madonna. WE’D LIKE Two new programs were added this fall: Medical Terminology and Medical Receptionist/Front Office Specialist certificate English and Communication Arts Restructures TO KNOW! courses. During this academic year, the English and Communication Arts Department in the “Students who are dedicated have found excellent paying College of Arts and Humanities will be restructured, according to Dean Katie O’Dowd. jobs within six months of completing the courses, or even One department will become two: the Language and Literature Department, Take the sooner,” said Sabrina Bowens, instructor for the medical chaired by Cecilia Donohue; and the Communication and Writing Department, coding and billing certification course at Madonna. chaired by Kathleen Edelmayer. Language and Literature includes the traditional MADONNA NOW New Programs liberal arts programs such as literature and linguistics, teaching English to speakers “If students are looking for a change in careers, mental of other languages, English as a second language, and all of the languages except with you on stimulation, good pay and job security, they need to look at Medical Terminology Sign Language Studies. Included in Edelmayer’s department are such programs as your travels, at these courses,” she said. The Medical Terminology program helps students become broadcast and cinema arts, journalism, a revised professional and technical writing A new career and better pay is what brought MacLellan to acquainted with the structure of the human body and its functions, major, and two new majors: communications studies and writing. sporting events, pronunciations of medical terms, medical imaging terms, Madonna. She was a self-employed decorative painter and Communications studies students choose from one of three tracks: public advocacy, and suffixes and prefixes. Students also learn the vocabulary, faux finisher when the economy started to decline. oral communication, or organizational communication. All communication studies when you meet definitions and functions of hematology, oncology, and the “I noticed my business slowing down along with the rest of majors begin with a common core of classes that address key elements of the musculoskeletal, immune, endocrine, respiratory, cardiovascular, with celebrities, the economy. I decided it was time to start working on a field: verbal and nonverbal symbols, listening, argument and persuasion, and gastrointestinal and the reproductive systems. ‘plan B,’ since both my kids were either in college or soon communication contexts from interpersonal to public to mass media. and to weddings. would be,” MacLellan said. Medical Receptionist/ Designed for the student who is pursuing or considering a career as a writer, this MacLellan’s sister-in-law showed her a newspaper ad about Front Office Specialist Certificate general major provides a theoretical framework, intensive practice, and professional Then send us a Madonna’s Medical Billing and Coding certificate course, The medical receptionist course prepares students to organize guidance. It prepares students for careers in which writing expertise is either the which caught her attention, even though she had never patient records, order supplies and handle prescriptions. In some central requirement or a highly valued attribute. high resolution worked in a medical environment. positions, a medical receptionist is expected to know preliminary On a related note, the Writing Center moved to new space on the first floor of the information regarding insurance policies and filing claims. photo (at least 4” by “I thought the medical field would be somewhat recession academic building where the science labs once were; room 1401. proof. I enrolled in the course because it was relatively short, For more information on these classes or other continuing 6” at 300dpi) of you affordable, and the evening classes would still allow me an education classes, visit madonna.edu or contact the Office of and the magazine. opportunity to earn income during the day,” she said. Continuing Education at 734-432-5804. MacLellan completed the eight-week course and received an externship opportunity four months later. She had Send your photos to: to leave the externship early to accept a full-time job  Pictured here, during a Saturday workshop, are the Writing [email protected] as physician educator, where she teaches physicians to Center staff and volunteer tutors. L-R Front row– Diana or Karen Sanborn accurately document their services to comply with hospital DeClark, Frances FitzGerald, Niketa Woodley, Cynthia Burgess, 36600 Schoolcraft Road and reimbursement guidelines. Ann Russell, Cecilia Marie Zondlo, OSF, Laura Haldane. Livonia, MI 48150-1176 “I continue to suggest this class to others who are looking Back Row – Krista Dawkins, Diane Baumgartner, Sarah to change careers, or to enhance or redirect their skills Kosel, Qolette Jackson, Theresa Gase, Kevin Kohlert, Marian if they’re already in a medical environment. There are Woyciehowicz Gonsior, Colleen Lachat, Susan Ruellan, Karla various avenues that can be pursued once you have the Joy Huber. certification,” MacLellan said.

8 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 9 MADONNA MOMENTS Title III Grant to Improve Retention by Jim O’Neill Golf Outing Brings in the Green The 2010 Scholar-Am Classic golf outing hit the mark again this year. adonna University was awarded the Title III Held at Western Golf & Country Club in Redford on Sept. 17, the best- MStrengthening Institutions Program grant to improve ball scramble grossed $28,000 for student scholarships and provided retention and/or graduation rates for its first-time-in-any-college hours of enjoyment. The volunteer golf planning committee did an students and other select subpopulations. In order to affect a excellent job recruiting new and returning sponsors to contribute change for these students, the University plans to enhance three $8,100 to the event total. Local 4 News Reporter Roger Weber golfed institutional areas: academic advising, academic support, and a few holes, then served as emcee for the dinner, and auctioneer for the silent auction. data systems that support institutional decision making. Some 28 foursomes participated in the event, where they competed To maximize the project’s impact, Madonna’s Administrative for top score, as well as closest-to-the-pin and hole-in-one prizes. Top Council established retention as an institutional goal in men’s team representing Educational Data Systems, shot a 53, the November 2009 with Title III as the implementation model winning ladies team with a 78 were members of Sr. Rose Marie’s very by which that goal would be achieved. Part of the initiative supportive family, and the best mixed team with a score of 58 was involved streamlining the focus of the three Institutional DKL Benefit Group, with Madonna alumnus Steve South ’10. The lucky 50-50 raffle winner, Lions Club member Kimberly Thiede walked Standing Committees — Retention, Student Affairs, and First- away with $403. When the night was over, the tin can raffle generated Year Experience — so as to enhance coordination and reduce $1,070, and sent many guests home with baskets full of goodies. duplication of efforts. The Committee on Retention constitutes The 2011 Scholar-Am Classic takes place Friday, Sept. 16, 2011 at the action team for the Title III project and has met monthly Western Golf & Country Club in Redford. Mark your calendar. Call Ann since September 2009. The Core Team that oversees the entire Cleary, 734-432-5421, for more information. project has been meeting weekly. Substantial progress has been made on all three project Top to bottom, left to right: objectives:

Members of MVP Sponsor Advance Strengthen Academic Advising: A professional advisor Engineering’s foursome, Joe Stupnicki, was hired in late November, which resulted in an increase Joe Nodge and Jim Bragg prepare to in advising activity compared to the same period last year, putt. with additional increases expected later this project year Knights of Columbus State Council and in future years. Three faculty professional development leaders from top left, Joe Troia, Mark sessions on academic advising and related retention issues Moore, Bill Downing and Frank Pawelak were provided and a final session took place in May. with Sister Rose Marie Kujawa. Enhance Academic Support Services: More than 175 WDIV Local 4 Reporter Roger Weber contact hours of academic support activities involving basic served as master of ceremonies and skills workshops, tutoring, math labs, calculator workshops, auctioneer. and supplemental instruction were provided to over 60 Carole Booms, alumni director with Tom students. An expanded, renovated space for the Writing and Nancy Enright ’61, Jim Mlynarczyk, Center in January 2010 resulted in 526 more contacts for from the Observer, and Darrel Quinn ’08 tutoring sessions — a 46 percent increase — compared to from Edward Jones. the same period (January – March) in the previous academic For his support of the event, Champion year. Sponsor Dan Longeway received an autographed Red Wings sign from Improve Data Systems: A Web programmer was hired and Andrea Nodge, vice president for has assisted in the development of the Madonna University advancement. portal and Web applications to support the Title III goals Madonna alumni Jim Woodworth ’04, for improving business intelligence, student retention and Noel Emenhiser ’06, Aaron Cox ’03 and graduation rates. • Dan Kurtinaitis ’04.

10 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 11 Top to bottom: A SCULPTURE Doug Semivan with his foamcore model of The Edge of the Channel. Artists Robert Zahorsky and Doug Semivan share a light moment outside Zahorsky’s studio on one of those 16-hour days. TO REFLECT Semivan examines one of the sculpture’s geometric shapes, before Zahorsky finishes the front and back surfaces and polishes the edges. OUR JOURNEYS Created by Douglas Semivan, art department chairman, The Edge of the Channel sculpture is about voyage and the roles knowledge and wisdom play in our voyage of self-discovery. Look closely and you might see two sailboats: one represents the Felician Sisters, founders of Madonna University, who journeyed across the Atlantic Ocean in 1874 to share their wisdom, knowledge and passion for learning. The other ship symbolizes the parallel journey of every student in search of wisdom and truth. For nearly 75 years, Madonna University has been a welcome port for students, of all backgrounds MORPHING METAL and beliefs. Semivan intended the piece to help people see the many channels in their lives that allow passage, INTO afford crossings, open portals to knowledge, and wisdom. The intertwined geometric shapes express our connectedness and collaboration with by Alan Piñon one another, even though we are on different journeys. The way the light plays off the edges of t first glance, the sculpture seems simple — just metal shapes. engineeredART correctly. Since it was a fairly large sculpture that would the shapes can be viewed as flashes of inspiration, ABut as you move closer, it appears to move too. The 12-foot- be outdoors in a public space there were safety considerations for glimmers of hope, or the light that guides our long, seven-foot-tall, high-polished aluminum piece seems to wink the base and how the piece would fit together. Beyond that, and path — just as the Catholic traditions and at you and beckon you nearer. Approach and it’s as if the edges arguably the hardest part of the project for Zahorsky, was making Franciscan values espoused at Madonna, serve morph and change shape. It even seems to emit light. it as visually dynamic as Semivan’s initial model. as essential guiding principles for each student’s “Most viewers will approach the sculpture from the sidewalk, “There were a lot of pieces that needed to come together seamlessly, educational and lifelong journey. and gradually realize that as they move, it moves,” said Semivan. so a great deal of careful planning and measuring went into Through his work Semivan suggests a playful, “I think many will move back and forth in front of it so they that. Then each part was sandblasted, polished, polished again, energized relationship between knowledge and can continue to experience it in different ways. It’s a completely assembled … more polishing,” Zahorsky said. wisdom, that rises and falls like the wind and the different piece from moment to moment and can be very surprising When it finally is installed in October, and students and faculty waves on the ocean. It’s enchanting and it’s all by when least expected, so it’s a lot like life that way.” walk past it, Semivan hopes it inspires them and brings a unique design. To make his ideas a reality, Semivan called upon artist Robert experience no matter how many times they see it. That will bring When creating The Edge of the Channel, he took Zahorsky, a master fabricator who creates custom works of art out him great joy, he said. into account the entire viewer experience; every of stone, glass and metals. Zahorsky became integral to bringing What story does Semivan’s sculpture call to mind for you? angle the viewer would travel while interacting Semivan’s The Edge of the Channel sculpture to the edge of St. Consider how all the elements of wind, and water, shapes and with his art. Francis Pond at Madonna. light, represent our individual quests for knowledge and wisdom Commissioned by Madonna University, the At his studio in Hamtramck, Zahorsky worked many 16-hour at — The Edge of the Channel, now aptly placed at the edge of the sculpture will stand just off the pathway that days for the better part of a year to bring Semivan’s vision to life. pond. • runs in front of the Franciscan Center near the “There are a lot of technical issues when putting something like Main Academic Building. this together,” Zahorsky said. His first job was making sure it was

12 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 13 Benson Recognized Chris Benson, associate dean of PEOPLE PRAISES academic advising and first-year experience at Madonna, recently was honored by Weight Watchers as the 2010 Remarkable Woman Student is Everyday Hero of the Year, at a special luncheon For saving a woman’s life in 2009, Duane in Dearborn. Introduced by Provonche, Wayne County Sheriff Deputy Weight Watchers President and and criminal justice major, was awarded CEO Florine Mark, Benson spoke the Life Saving Award by the Livonia Police to more than 600 attendees and Department, and a State of Michigan Merit found a way to promote Madonna Certificate from the Michigan Legislature. The University in her remarks. off-duty officer saw a crowd around a choking woman in a Livonia shopping center parking lot. He immediately announced he was a police officer and took charge of the situation. O’Neill Chosen for Leadership Academy After checking her vital signs and finding no Psychology Professor Jim O’Neill, Ph.D., has been selected by the Council of Independent pulse, he began administering CPR. Deputy Colleges and the American Academic Leadership Institute to participate in a year-long Provonche’s quick actions saved the woman’s Senior Leadership Academy. O’Neill is one of only 42 mid-level administrators in higher life. In addition to his work with the Wayne education nationwide, three from Michigan, to be chosen for the new program. Your County Sheriff, Provonche serves in the Navy Reserves at Selfridge Air National Guard Base. As a participant, O’Neill will attend two seminars, one this fall in Williamsburg, Virginia, November 5–7, and one in the spring in Washington, D.C. He will participate OFFICIAL  Deputy Provonche (center) with Livonia in a mentoring program, experiential HOME Police Chief Robert Stevenson ’86 learning projects, and a series of and Mayor Jack Kirksey. readings and case studies. for Crusader “Competition for the available places in the program was extremely keen,” Athletic News said Richard Ekman, President of the on the Web Tingson-Gatuz Receives Mentor Award Council of Independent Colleges. Vice President for Student Affairs, Connie Tingson-Gatuz, Ph.D., received the “It is worth noting that the review 2010 Henry Gee Outstanding Mentoring Award from the National Association for committee found the nomination Postgame Student Personnel Administrators Asian Pacific Islander Knowledge Community. materials to be most impressive. The award was presented at the group’s conference in Chicago last March. They (and I) believe that Jim O’Neill Stories Known to her nominators as “the quintessential Student Affairs Professional,” has the potential for highly effective Tingson-Gatuz mentors young professionals and students looking to pursue leadership in a position of senior Photo Galleries careers in Student Affairs. responsibility on campus.” In addition, she conducts numerous trainings at local and national levels on Asian Ernest Nolan, provost and vice LIVE Audio Pacific Islander/Desi American issues and serves as a lead trainer for readers of president for academic administration, Coverage applications for the Gates Millennium Scholarship. Her mentees describe her as said the faculty and staff are very genuine, sincere, and dedicated. proud and supportive of Jim. “We’re eager to see how his experience and much more! will help the University continue to grow and to discover new paths for He Serves Locally and educational leadership,” he said. Nationally Championship Steven Schwartz, one of the professors Teams Deserve who teaches in Madonna’s master’s Welcome New Full-Time Faculty program for teaching autism spectrum New hires in the College of Nursing and Health are Assistant Professors Barbara Banfield, Championship disorders, in the College of Education, Rosa M. Berry ’00, first Doctor of Nursing Practice candidate, and Kathy Jo Meyers. Todd Coverage is a certified school psychologist and Symington was brought on as assistant professor in the College of Education. Additions member of the Michigan Association to the College of Arts and Humanities roster include: adjunct faculty member Debbie of School Psychologists. He recently Mitre-Smith is now a full-time Sign Language Studies instructor, and Fatima Salemassi, was named the Michigan delegate world language instructor, was hired to fill the vacancy left by Adolfo Campoy-Cubillo. to the National Association of School When interviewed, Salemassi told Sr. Rose Marie Kujawa, “I will not give you 100 Psychologists. percent, I will give you 1,000 percent.”

14 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 15 Anthony & Susan Sayers Jan Jurczyk Alan & Christine ‘96 & ‘06 Benson Knights of Columbus #1536/ Chad & Theresa ‘01 Schultz Reverend Matthew Kafka Robert & Eleanor Bielenda Pope John XXIII Assembly George Ski Nicholas Kiepura Paul ‘90 & Rosemary Bodrie Monsignor Charles Kosanke ANNUAL GIFTS Gerald Smith Frank Kulas Books Are Fun, Ltd. Richard & Nancy ‘57 Kowalewski SmithGroup, Inc. Harvey & Catherine Kurek-Ovshinsky Keith & Carole Booms Joseph Krol Mike & Mary Beth ‘96 & ‘99 Smykowski Lions Armada Club Botsford Hospital Richard & Andrea Krolicki FOR 2009-2010 Solanus Casey Center Lions Farmington Area Club A. Anne Bowers, Jr. ‘04 George & Bess Kypros Ruth Sprague Lions Garden City Club Dennis & Elizabeth ‘78 Bozyk Mark & Marilyn Labadie Sr. Janet Stankowski ‘70 Lions Grosse Pointe Club Bishop Paul Bradley Christa Laurin ‘06 Bernard & Dorothy ‘88 Stapel Lions Lathrup Village Club Richard & Patricia Ann Bragiel Charles† & Maureen ‘70 Leen State Farm Insurance Lions Livonia High-Nooners Club Sr. M. Damascene Brocki ‘48 R. T. Leicht ‘82 A Heartfelt Thank You to our Donors! Reverend Thomas Sutherland Lions Mount Clemens Club E. Denise Bultinck Lioness Lake Orion Club Richard & Ellen Benedict Walter & Janet Knysz Jonathan Swift Lions Rochester Club Christine Burchett ‘10 Lions Addison Township Club Madonna University and its Board of Trustees are pleased to continue Francis & Janet Berkemeier Cecelia Kobylarz Richard ‘83 & ‘89 & Susan Synowiec Lions Sterling Heights Club Robert & Ruth Cadotte Lions Bedford Township Club the tradition of recognizing the generosity and commitment of the Theodore Biermann Edmund Kotowski Michael Talbot Lions Waterford Township Club Dorothy Cauzillo Lions Clarkston Area Club many donors who support the University’s mission. Thomas Blaser Regina Kubik Edward Thielk Lions Wyandotte Club Barry & Morjorie Checkoway Lions Clinton Valley Club Edward & Debra Blews, Jr. Sr. Rose Marie Kujawa ‘66 Francis† & Teresa Cervantes Livonia Civic Chorus John & Marjorie ‘57 Ciszewski Lions Detroit Northeast Club This Honor Roll of Donors acknowledges all donations of $100 or John Boggs & Associates, Inc. Denise Kulas ‘83 & ‘89 Thompson G. Michael & Kathleen ‘01 Loewe Cloverlanes Bowl Lions Madonna University Club more received by Madonna University from July 1, 2009 through June Daniel & Suzanne Boyd Lakewood Shores Resort Brian Tiller Madonna University Music Robert Cohen & Ruth Moscow-Cohen Lions Richmond Club † 30, 2010. Every effort was made to compile an accurate list. If your Andrew & Sara Brodhun Laurel Manor Banquet & Mary Toal Department Charles & Bonnie Coker Lions Rochester Hills Club name doesn’t appear, or is listed incorrectly, please accept our sincere Archbishop Alexander Brunett Conference Center George & Genevieve Tobias Richard ‘76 & ‘86 & Theresa Charles & Margaret ‘68 Collins Lions Romeo (RLC) Inc. † apology, and contact the Advancement Office with your corrections: Capuchin Province of St. Joseph Adam & Christine ‘89 Lees Reverend Monisgnor Anthony Tocco MacDonald Tom & Lisa Comben Lions University New Gratiot Club Linda Hall, 734-432-5603, [email protected]. Catholic Alumni Club International Leonard & Geraldine LeFevre Shirley Walmsley Saviour & Iris Mangion Comfort Inn Livonia Lions Westland Club Catholic Parishes Federal Credit Union Arthur Lenaghan ‘74 Raymond & Marie Weingartz Thomas & Susan ‘00 McMullen John Critchett Stanislaus & Alice Majewski Jian Chen ‘00 Lions Canton Club Ernest Wheaton Michael & Sharon Meldrum James & Kathleen Cross Remo & Jo-Anne Mancini Dennis & Ann ‘95 Cleary Lions Clawson Club Norman & Andrea ‘62 Whipple Haley Mulka ‘08 Richard ‘90 & Mary Curtis Marian Prayer Group † PRESIDENT’S CABINET Virginia Clementi Lions Fraser Club Joseph & Sophie Wicher Jame & Mary ‘59 Murphy Stephanie Day ‘08 Karen Marold Comerica Bank Wealth Management Lions Lake Orion Club Leonard & Dolores Wilhelm Kathleen Neuman Detroit Temperature Engineers, Inc. William ‘85 & Linda ‘93 McMillan HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Joseph & Carol ‘79 Copland Lions Novi Club Michael & Marcia ‘80 Wolohan Bill Taylor & Karen Obsniuk George & Agnes ‘59 Dikeman Michigan Food & Beverage The President’s Cabinet honors those donors who made gifts Corr Family Foundation Lions Royal Oak Club Womens Cultural Collaborative Edward & Alice ‘53 O’Donnell Michael & Amy Diroff Association of $1,000 or more during the past fiscal year. Costco Store #341 Livonia Fire Fighters Union Local 1164 Edward & Lillian Wozniak Kathleen O’Dowd Andrew Domzalski Edward & Yvonne Miller Beatrice Czenkusz ‘56 Livonia Rotary Club Lisa Zajac ‘00, ‘05, & ‘09 John Ogrodnick Betty Dornbrook Michael & Sherie Modelski Mary Ann Daniel ‘60 Daniel & Karen Longeway Consumers Energy Foundation Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish Charles & Patricia ‘88 & ‘97 Ehlert Lottie Nalette Julia DeDecker Hongjun Lu Ambassador CW50 Founders Forum Steven & Cheryl Pelletier Embassy Suites Hotel Angeline Nexsen ‘92 Bishop Frank J. Dewane Macprofessionals, Inc. ($25,000 and above) Edward & Wanda Czapor ($500 - $999) Paul Radzilowski Daniel & Ruth Ann Ewing Stanley Ngeyi Diocese of Gaylord Harris & Phoebe Mainster Cold Heading Foundation/ Norene Barton Daly ‘67 All Star Basketball Camps Redford Lock Company, Inc. Ferman Optometry, PC Norman Nickin & Kathleen McCann Diocese of Pittsburgh Ronald & Michelle Marino DeSeranno/Stevens Charles ‘93 & Patricia ‘72 & ‘93 Derry Thomas Anderson ‘93 Margaret Riecker James Jessup & Peggy Finnigan- Daniel & Jessann Norton Direct Buy of Farmington Hills John & Belen McAuliffe Felician Sisters of Livonia Foundation Thomas & Nancy (Rivers) ‘61 Enright Howard & Jennifer ‘00 Ashford Ronald & Sally Ring Jessup ‘90 & ‘10 Francis Notturno Sr. Serafina Marie Dixon George & Kathleen McCann K-12 Teachers Alliance Jay & Diane Hughes Bradley & Peggy Bentley Bryan Rizzo Gary & Valerie ‘09 Fischer James & M. Celeste Novak Doc’s Sports Retreat Michael F. McManus Foundation Sr. M. Margaret Kijek ‘65 International Order of Alhambra Elizabeth R. Berkemeier Richard Smigielski & Karen Ross Jeffery Fleshner Thomas & Marianne ‘67 Novakoski † Patricia Doemer Reverend James McNulty Reverend Ralph Kowalski Latinos de Livonia Stephen & Suzanne ‘90 Boak Sacred Heart Major Seminary Richard Fox William & S. Marlene ‘59 Nowak William & Cecilia Donohue Monsignor Stanley Milewski Kresge Foundation Reverend Robert Liberty Michael & Lorraine Booms St. Therese of Lisieux Parish Douglas & Cecilia Fraser Nancy O’Connor ‘78 † Patrick & Joan ‘73 Duggan Stephanie Miller ‘66 J. Edward Lundy Miller Canfield Richard & Marguerite ‘62 Braun Kevin & Carmen ‘94 Schattner Sheady ‘82 & Cathleen Gale One Salon † Linda Dzwigalski-Long John & Mary Mitsch McGregor Fund Morath Foundation/Carl & Thomas Carson, Ph.D. & Schoolcraft College Joan Gebhardt Paul & Susan Ostrowski † Joseph & Ann Alling Edwards Munder Capital Management Roush Enterprises, Inc. Irene Morath Dorothy ‘70 Ozog-Carson Thomas & Martha ‘83 Schultz Eleanor Geisler Jennice Owen ‘01 † Jack & Senie Engebretson Catherine Rita Murphy Thompson Foundation Anthony & M. Joan ‘51 Nardi Casmer & Laura Colasinski Monsignor John Schweder Rosalie Geran Wallace & Joann Ozog Peter & Miriam Fabien Michael & Catherine Murphy Harry A. & Margaret D. Towsley Ernest & Florence Nolan Christopher Coppola Douglas & Julie Semivan Mark Marecki & Terry ‘84 Godfroid- David & Joan ‘60 Pachota Facility Matrix Group Reverend William Murphy Foundation James & Angela ‘98 O’Neill Costco Store #391 Stanley & Mary ‘86 Sidick Marecki Alexander & Joyce Parenti Father Solanus Guild Sr. M. Virginis Musielewicz ‘60 Parks Charitable Trust Foundation/ Dennis Currier Thomas Siewniak Karl & Marilynn ‘90 Goering Roy Pauli ‘91 James & Carol Ann ‘95 Fausone Joseph & Andrea ‘84 Nodge Century Edward & Geraldine Parks Marlene Czarkowski ‘95 Ellen Oliver Smith Reverend Robert Haener Thomas ‘81 & Monika Pegler Fellowship Presbyterian Church Norquick Distributing Company ($10,000 - $24,999) Ramser-Morgan Foundation Richard Rosenthal & Patricia ‘71 Sodexo - Madonna University Neal Haldane Phillips Service Industries/ Richard Fitzsimmons ‘80, ‘86 & ‘95 Irving & Barbara Nusbaum Advance Engineering Company William & Dawn Smith DeBoom St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church Linda Hall William & Bridget Phillips Friends of the Archbishop of Detroit Michael & Jo Obloy/Special Drill & Charles M. Bauervic Foundation Anne Suchtya Paul ‘84 & ‘93 & Debbie DeNapoli John & Elizabeth Stevens David Hammerschmidt ‘90 & ‘94 Vincent & Jean Portelli Jeffrey & Whitney Gossett Reamer/LGM Special Sales, Inc. Brickman Torre & Bruglio Patricia Vint Ronald Dorobek Donald & Marjorie ‘63 Stock Kurt & Laura Hansen Reverend Walter Ptak James & Cindy Graham Reverend Richard Osebold Briggs-Fisher Foundation Richard & Brenda Walawender Sr. M. Ursula Dzienis ‘54 Strategic Federal Affairs, Inc. Patricia Hanson Jeff Dumler & Kelly Rhoades Harry & Maureen Nulty Cendrowski Hilary & Beverly Gross Frank & Joan Pawelak Educational Data Systems, Inc. John Suchora Daniel M. Harder John & Thelma Riccardo Ford Motor Company Fund Lumen Harlan Foundation/Harlan Electric Pepsi Bottling Group Evola Music Center The Private Bank Bryan & Catherine Harris Eugene & Janet Rizzo Michael George ($1,000 - $4,999) Carol Hofer ‘70 Catherine Persichini Kevin & Vivian Eyster Ryan Gatuz & Connie Tingson-Gatuz Chene Heady ‘94 John & Kandy Ronayne William ‘76 & Suzanne Hoff Philanthropic Managements Mario Tomei Betty Jean Hebel Rosemond Chriopractic Health GoldCorp, Inc./ Walid & Cheryl Khalife American Association of University Paul & Diane Flavin Christina Kary ‘62 Consultants, Inc. Gerard & Linda ‘97 Van de Vyver Sheryl Herron Center/Luther & Barbara Kirt Foundation Women/Plymouth-Canton Branch Foley, Baron & Metzger, PLLC John Kary William & Bridget Phillips Ronald & Nancy Ann Wlodarczak Todd & Nancy ‘87 Hillaker Rosemond Michigan Colleges Foundation, Inc. Terry Ahwal-Morris John & Carolyn ‘97 Fosselman Mary Kary Herb & Jeanette Pichler Stewart & Natalie Wood Randal & Linda ‘86 Hoyer Thomas & Ellen ‘81 Ross Thomas & Jacquelyn Murphy Ryan & Joanne Ambrozaitis Elizabeth Franczek Reverend Lawrence Kelleher Elizabeth Jane Pluto Reverend Dr. Jon Huegli Ann Russell Our Sunday Visitor, Inc. American Business Women’s Richard & Mafalda Gilbertson Timothy & June Kenny Portraits By Sayles - Macy’s Felician Circle John & Dorothy Hutt Karen Sanborn Polish Roman Catholic Union Association-Novi Oaks Charter Leonard & Barbara Glinski Patrick & Stephanie Kerzic Reverend Edward Prus Anita Johnson ‘68 Robert Sattler of America Chapter Margaret Gorman ($250 - $499) Knights of Columbus Michigan Leo & Dayus ‘62 Purcell Daniel & Rose Kachnowski Thomas & Carol Sawicki Thomas & Karen Pytleski Lillian Anderson ‘89 & ‘07 Graduation Foto Jerri Adamiec State Council Qualigence, Inc. Lawrence & Donna Kallie SCI Floor Covering, Inc. Leonard Suchyta Angela Hospice Home Care, Inc. Roman & Lee Gribbs Brigette Adamkiewicz ‘85 Knights of Columbus #484/Richard Most Rev. Bishop John M. Quinn Chet Kapla Barbara Jean Scott ‘83 David & Lucy ‘83 Thomas Frank & Bessie Angileri Marie Gundle Sherif Afifi Cardinal Cushing Assembly Reverend Richard Rakoczy Mark Kempton ‘92 Barry ‘74 & Denise Sherman Stanley Anuszewski Richard & Amy Habib Stuart & Mary Arends Knights of Columbus #492/ Bruce & Edith Raleigh Jack & Patricia Kirksey Rosalie Sieber ‘69 Loyalty Timothy & Eileen ‘84 Ashley Richard Hausman Mary Bagazinski ‘99 Monsignor Schulte Assembly Marjorie Rose Kenneth ‘82 & Virginia Ann Klein Francisco ‘10 & Rosario Solano ($5,000 - $9,999) B & W Properties, LLC Urban & Maryane Hubert Nancy Bagnasco Knights of Columbus #3057/ Ronald & Diane Saarela Joseph Klick Rodolfo & Teresita Son Anthony & Lorraine ‘51 Ciak Mary Anne Barczak ‘57 J. J. Marshall & Associates, Inc. George & Gail Baker Bishop Schoenherr Assembly Robert & Susan Sajdak Southfield Martial Arts Clark Construction Company Barnes & Noble College Store Johnson Controls, Inc. Joanne Bellaire ‘80

16 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 17 State Line Medical, Inc. David & Evelyn ‘58 Brindle Robby ‘95 & Patricia ‘96 Doss James & Barbara ‘69 Gusfa Knights of Columbus #3292/ Lynn Layton Lions Wayne Club David & Carol ‘96 McManamy Matthew & Susan Stoney David & Ruth ‘79 Brown Jessie Douponce ‘94 Donald Gusfa Father Victor J. Renaud Council Douglas & Lynn ‘88 Lebeck Lions Wixom-Walled Lake Club Edward & Patricia McNamara Nick Straffon Dianna Budner ‘09 James & Imelda Downey Noreen Haggerty ‘67 Knights of Columbus #3615/ Hyun-Soon Lee Gail Lis Alicia McNelis ‘66 Sr. M. Danatha Suchyta ‘50 Diane Burgermeister Dream Dinners of Livonia Hagopian World of Rugs Monsignor Eppenbrock Council Stanley & Mary Anne Lee Edward & Joanne Loniewski Meadow Brook Hall Sue Anne Sweeney James & Margaret ‘92 Burklow Dina DuBuis David & Nancy Haight Haldane Knights of Columbus #3860/ Robert Lehki ‘89 Richard & Deborah LoPresti Meadow Brook Theatre Ralph & Patricia Tadajewski George Burt Myron & Candy Dudek Gary Hampton Father Patrick O’Kelley Council John & Helen ‘82 Levergood Joseph & B. Diane Louvar Debra Medved ‘80 Joan Thompson ‘65 George & Geraldine Butts Michael & Sharon Duff Hampton Inn-Dearborn Knights of Columbus #6549/ Mark Levin Patricia Lovelace-Hughey ‘05 & ‘07 Anna Merkerson ‘03 David & Susan Thoms Betty Byrne Timothy Duffy Ellen Harcourt St. Maximilian Kolbe Council Patricia Lewis Loyal Christian Benefit Association Ann Marie Merlie ‘06 Lori L. Toune Florence Cameron Milton & Diane Dugas James & Mary Louise ‘81 Harden Knights of Columbus #7561/ Anne Lies Branch 1382/Antoinette Meyer Dale & Anne Merrill Richard & Barbara ‘70 Urbano Adolfo Campoy-Cubillo Walter & Mary Ann Dunne Terrence W. Harder St. Mary Mystical Council Barbara Lilley ‘75 Rosanne Luba Metcom, Inc. Mary Urisko Alisa Carducci-Bieritz ‘91 Catherine Durham Sue Hargrave Gary & Ann Marie ‘85 Knoerl Michael & Carolyn Lineberry Paul & Dorothy ‘76 Lyons Robert ‘94 & Sherry Micallef Nicolino & Arminda Villella Matthew Carter Mark & Diane ‘81 Duxter Roger Harper Daniel Knoerl ‘83 Lioness Armada Club M Den Fred Michaelson Ken & Susan ‘86 Voyles Robert Carter ‘95 Barbara Dyell ‘79 Brian & Christina Harris Steve & Dawn Knowles Lioness Eastpointe Club Madonna University Campus Ministry Michigan Health Council Waco Wolves Fed Baseball Club Franklin & Patricia Castillo Philip Chisholm ‘06 & Margaret Harris Elizabeth Koch Lioness Sterling Heights Club Madonna University Library Staff Michigan Polish Roman Catholic Marvin Weingarden Lawrence & Mary Ann Chadzynski Kathleen Edelmayer Stephen & Maureen ‘82 Harris Kathleen Kohlert Lions Birmingham Club Mike Duggan & Lori Union of America/APA Circuit XI Ronald Westerman Gerald Charbonneau Edward Jones Steven & Linda ‘78 Harwood John ‘89 & Andrea Komorowski Lions Bloomfield Club Maher-Duggan ‘88 Mark & Barbara Middleton Reverend Timothy Whalen Shirley Charbonneau Heather El-Khoury ‘95 Mary Ellen Heady Lindsay Kos ‘05 & ‘08 Lions Center Line Club George Bullwinkel & Theresa Delphine Midura ‘54 Lonnie Allen White Michael & Cheryl Charles Ellen Elliott ‘90 Jeanne Heatlie ‘01 Patricia Kos ‘02 Lions Detroit Mid City Club Majewski ‘68 JoAnn Miller ‘86 Mary Ann Wilson Chateau Chantal Robert Balicki & Gail Elliott ‘80 Lauren Heck ‘90 Kenneth & Joyce ‘92 Kosmalski Lions Detroit Northwest Club Thomas & Arlene ‘68 Makulski Rebecca Million ‘07 Rashmi ‘82 & Bina Chauhan Valma P. Elliott Thomas & Karen Hejka Nancy Kostin Lions Detroit Westown-Hartford Club Robert Mallon Mary Minock Madonna Club Mark & Jacqueline ‘90 Check Mary Ann Ellis Walter & Cheryl ‘09 Henson Laurie Kowalski Lions Eastpointe Club Nancy Marchel ‘78 Nancy Misner ‘69 ($100 - $249) Janet Chernow ‘60 Paul & Donna Enfield David & Yvonne ‘59 Hesse Robert ‘97 & Lenore ‘90 Kowalski Lions Hazel Park Club Janice Marchildon John Mitchell ‘79 † Racha Alchommali Sun Kyung Cho ‘06 Kathleen Esper ‘07 Shirley Hill ‘88 & ‘97 Michele Koziara Lions Highland Park Club Anthony & Mary Jane Marchio Kathleen Mitchell † Samuel ‘92 & Margaret ‘87 Aldridge Joseph & Elaine ‘87 Ciaramitaro Nancy Evanski ‘90 Beth Hoffman ‘96 Mary Lou Koziel Lions Lincoln Park Club Mark Ridley’s Comedy Castle John & Dorothy Mitsch Alice Alexander ‘90 Raymond & Bernadine Cibor Benedict & Nancy Evola Raymond ‘87 & Cynthia Hoffman Kramer Chiropractic, P.C./ Lions Macomb Township Club Carol Marston-Foucher Very Reverend Monsignor Allied Massage Robert Cierzniewski Lyle Evon ‘75 William & Diane Holka Advanced Spinal Fitness Lions Milford Huron Valley Club Kenneth ‘00 & Lorraine Marx Jeffery Monforton America Is Making It Carol Cieslak Elaine Ewing ‘59 Horizon Dental PLLC/Dr. Mark H. Thomas & Ingrid Kroeger Lions New Baltimore Club Marywood Nursing Care Center Richard Monley Elaine Antczak ‘79 & ‘88 City of Livonia Golf Division Fausone Bohn, LLP Salah John Kruse Lions Ortonville Club Steve Mato Patrick Moore ‘03 Deborah Arndt ‘94 Claddagh Irish Pub Emmett & Jane Feely, Jr. Stephen Hume ‘80 Pauline Kulwicki ‘72 Lions Oxford Club Nancy Mauter ‘88 Walter & Virginia Moore Richard & Elaine Aron Paula Clise Fernon Feenstra Judith Hunter ‘62 Stanley & Johanna Laba Lions Pontiac Club James & Linda McCann Morgan Stanley & Company Arthur Murray Dance Studio Vivian Marie Ventura-Cohen Fellows Creek Golf Club George Huysken ‘92 Veronica Laite ‘67 Lions Rockwood Area Club James McCann Ann Moser ‘74 John & Melissa ‘76 Austin Coifer Salon Cynthia Field Hyatt Place Hotel Bruce & Frances ‘85 Lamb Lions Selfridge North Macomb Club Brian & Lynn McClain Motor City Casino AVI Food Systems, Inc. Margaret Comstock James & Suzanne ‘90 Figurski Charles Main & Rhonda Jean Lambert ‘67 Lions Shelby Township Club Rhonda McDougall ‘79 John & Marybeth Murphy William & Michele ‘88 Babcock Gregory Conklin ‘03 & ‘06 Rose Filipkowski ‘88 Ingram-Main ‘85 Sam Lamia ‘84 & ‘90 Lions Troy Community Club Billy McFarley ‘02 Jeff Nagy Brenda M Bagazinski Charles & Loraine ‘66 & ‘93 Conn Frances FitzGerald Asaad & Khalida Istephan John Williams & Ann Lampkin Lions Utica Club Linda McIntosh Veronica Nantais ‘67 Nora Baker Kevin & JoAnne Conner Mary Flajole James & Margaret ‘97 Jakubczak John & Janice Landis Lions Warren Club Linda McIntyre Jo Marie Nardi David ‘74 & Eleanore Balash J. Robert & Diane ‘63 Conroy Leo & Ann Flynn Lorraine Jakubielski Sandra Langert ‘91 Lions Washington Club Richard & Judith ‘80 McKeith Mary Nebel Otis ‘76 & Olivia Baldwin Anthony & Helen ‘84 Consiglio Francis & Theresa Fodale Mary James ‘75 Beverly Gula Ballew Thomas Cooper Foresters Financial Partners Kaye Jameyfield ‘90 Barbara Banfield ‘82 Jennifer Cote Frederick Forystek Thomas ‘76 & Susan Jankowski Genevieve Barczak Julie Coughlin ‘80 Dale & Anna ‘61 Fournier William Detamore & Diane ‘70 s a graduate of the Class of 1951 and a member of Richard ‘03 & Elaine Batchelder Kenneth & Jean Coyne Ioana Fracassi ‘98 Janusch Patricia Bates ‘76 & 90 Nancy Crawford Ronald & Linda Frechen Afif & Natalie ‘96 Jawad Athe Madonna Foundation Board, I’m honored to lead Mary Bauer ‘90 Matthew Creighton ‘04 & ‘07 John & Cheryl Fredrickson Joey’s Comedy Club the campaign for the Madonna University Annual Fund James Baumbick ‘99 Michael Cummings George & Maiga Friess Bridgette Johnson ‘01 Peter ‘90 & Donna Bean Stephen & Patricia ‘90 Curd Keiko Fujita Sally Johnson ‘87 for 2010-2011. The education I received at Madonna Donna Beardslee Marian Curry ‘85 William & Marie ‘61 Gagnon Veronica Johnson gave me the keys to success in my work as a teacher, but it Robert & Nadine ‘61 Begin Gregory & Frances ‘97 Curtis Donald & Deanna Gansser Joseph ‘93 & Janice Jones Sandra Benguian ‘86 Terri Czerwinski ‘04 Michael Gansser Richard & Suzanne ‘80 Jones also shaped my interests in my community, as a volunteer Ronald & Jackilynne Bennett Thomas ‘78 & Mary Anne Daily Susan Gansser Diane Chris Jushkewich serving others, and in my faith. I believe supporting the Beverly Dale LaVonne Gardner ‘90 Michael Kairis Berger & Wild, PLLC students at Madonna is simply the right thing to do and I Pauline Bergeron ‘79 Joseph & Susan Darga ‘71 Martino Delores Gariepy ‘01 Reverend Lawrence Kaiser Sally Bernbeck ‘69 & ‘02 Paul & Mary Jane ‘07 Daudlin Michael & Sharon ‘89 Garms Randy & Jan Kalmbach invite you to partner with me through the Annual Fund to: Bruce & Karen Bett William & Joann ‘80 Dayton Patricia Garvey Bong-Cheol (Mike) Kang • Invest in outstanding education. Biggby Coffee Patria DeGuia David ‘77 & Myra Gentry Todd & Christine Kangas Blackwell Ford, Inc. Paul & Sandra Deckett Jack & Joyce ‘88 Giguere Mary Ann Kannenberg ‘61 • Help us teach students the value of intellectual inquiry. Thomas Bliznick Thomas & Wanda DeGalan Allen & Theresa ‘82 Gilbert Leona Kapa ‘59 • Affirm the importance of a challenging mix of people and experiences. BLT Sportswear & Apparel John & Lina DelSignore William & Paticia ‘55 Gilmour Vicky Kapp Marcia Boehm A. Michael & Paulinda ‘68 Deller Joella Gipson Harold & Laurie Kaufman • Imagine students as world citizens. George Boller Gerald & Marie ‘62 Denome Thaddeus Gish James & Mary Kay • Guarantee a Madonna education for those with the greatest potential, Gertrude Bonk† ‘51 Reverend Ronald DesRosiers Golden Gifts Jewelers Norman & Maureen Kay Louise Boughton Detroit Symphony Orchestra Geraldine Gorecki ‘82 Sr. M. Nunciata Kazul ‘56 not the greatest advantages. Edward & Michele Bovich Detroit Tigers, Inc. Jack & Suzanne Gosin ‘68 Brown Dave & Rita Kelleher • Give to a place where giving makes a difference. John Bowker & Diana Bosco Thomas Dever Stanley & Deborah Graczyk David & Emma ‘84 Kent Bowker ‘64 Charles & Heidi Dharte Michael ‘96 & Lynda ‘97 Grahl Andrea Ketten ‘87 When you make a gift to the Annual Fund, you are saying that you believe the values Madonna Gregory Boycott Alfred & Alice Diebel Steven & Irene ‘80 Grant Geraldine Kilsdonk Alex & Celestine Bozymowski J. Francis & Geraldine ‘87 Dielenhein Carl Graves Ralph & Pia-Riitta Klein upholds are important. Thank you for being part of education that matters. I can’t think of a Merlene Brand Christ & Elgene ‘86 Doinidis Richard & Patricia ‘63 Gray Antoinette Knechtges ‘90 & ‘94 better investment, or a better story to tell. Every gift can make a difference—including yours. Christine Brant John & Jeri-Ann ‘06 & ‘08 Dolch Gabrielle Greene ‘88 Knights of Columbus #2690/ Brass Mug Liqueurs William & Ruth Dolinski Kenneth & Carol ‘63 Grembowski George F. Monaghan Council 36600 Schoolcraft, Livonia, MI 48150-1176 Thomas & Marion ‘69 Braum Michael & Phyllis Dombe Linda Grimsby ‘85 Knights of Columbus #2942/ Joseph & Deborah ‘81 Breitenbeck Suanne Dorr ‘84 Reverend Frank Grispino Pope John Paul II Assembly M. Joan Nardi ’51 734-432-5811 • Toll-free: 800-852-4951 ext. 5811 • E-mail: [email protected] Phyllis Brenner Kristen Dorsch ‘00 Jerry & Gloria ‘66 Groll Make your gift online: www.alumni.madonna.edu

18 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 19 Lawrence Neely ‘94 Francis & Mary ‘82 Raguso Kenneth & Jane Skalski Art & Mary Ann VanElslander Neiman Marcus Genevieve Rakocy ‘58 Margaret Sliwa ‘95 Vanity Fair Magazine MOTHER MARY DeSALES LIFETIME GIVING SOCIETY Archbishop John Nienstedt Hector & Rosa Maria Ramirez Deborah Slowik ‘77 Linda Vanni ‘97 Elizabeth Nowak ‘79 Robert & Satoko ‘04 Rann Soil and Materials Engineers Monsignor Thomas Villerot As Provincial Superior (1923-1938), Mother Mary DeSales Tocki was the Exotic Automation & Supply Oakland County Cruisers Mark ‘83 & Tammy Rasak Warren & Cynthia ‘64 Sommer Lawrence & Joyce ‘95 Walker founding chairperson of Madonna University. She used her experience and Peter & Miriam Fabien † Rose Obloy Greg & Lilly Rebain Charlie & Sherry Springer John & Janice Walsh learning to plan, initiate and supervise building of an architecturally beautiful Gordon & Pamela Follmer Reverend Loren O’Dea Reverend Robert Reckinger Daniel & Corinne Springer Robin Ward convent for the Felician Sisters. Since 1937, that lovely landmark has become Michael George Dennis & Ann ‘91 & ‘96 O’Flaherty Most Rev. Bishop Francis Reiss St. Mary Convent/Felician Sisters George & Janice ‘87 Warmuskerken home to hundreds of postulants, novices, professed, and retired sisters. Hilary & Beverly Gross Scott ‘84 & Mary Olson William Rice St. Mary Mercy Hospital Raymond & Mary Wawrzynski Harlan Foundation/Harlan Electric Constance (Franko) O’Malley ‘92 Veronica Riha Stefan & Debrah Stafiej Wayne State University Theatre She took constant care to nurture good religious vocations in a prayerful, and Hearts of Livonia W. Michael & P. Elaine ‘67 Opper Jill Robinson Charles & Georgia Stahl Roger & Corinna Weber positive atmosphere. Dedicated to improving the status of the Congregation, Carol Hofer ‘70 † Rosanne O’Sullivan ‘89 Diane Rodolfo ‘02 & 07 Marlene Steed Barry & Barbara ‘68 Webster she creatively promoted educational enterprises that prepared sisters for Monsignor Vincent Horkan Our Lady of Mount Carmel High Dennis & Edith ‘92 Rodriguez Brian & Karen Stemberger Robert ‘85 & June Weingartz service-oriented careers. Mary Hunt School/Class of 1982 Ismael ‘82 & Linda Rodriguez Kevin & Paula Stemberger Weingartz Supply Company Through one-time gifts, a lifetime of giving, or through their estates, the Daniel & Rose Kachnowski Frances Kannberg Patrick Paddock ‘08 Dennis & Nora ‘00 Roehrig Marvin & Corinne ‘82 Stempien Dennis & Angela Welch following donors have made cumulative gifts in excess of $25,000. Frank & Mary† Padzieski Paul & Jeanne Rogers Joan Stephens Thomas & Katherine Welch Sr. M. Margaret Kijek ‘65 Lillian Pajak ‘57 Kathleen Rosowski ‘94 Theresa Sternicki ‘57 Rita Wells ‘60 John S. Knight & James L. Knight John Pastor Carol Rothe ‘03 Angus & Christine Stirling John & Charlotte ‘69 Wening Foundation Comerica, Inc. George & Bess Kypros Kimberly Patterson ‘94 Suzanne Rottet ‘62 Harriet Stocki ‘60 Kevin West† Trustee Knights of Malta Consortium for the Advancement of Latinos de Livonia † Edward Pawlak Charles & Patricia Rutherford David ‘04 & Mary Ann ‘99 Stokes Lawrence & Carol West $1,000,000 & Above Eleanor Konarski Private Higher Education Microsoft Corporation † Kathleen Pawlus Richard & Merrie Lynn Ruzzin Joseph & Barbara ‘64 Stryker George ‘91 & Sandra Wetzel † Reverend Ralph Kowalski Ave Maria Foundation/ Edward & Wanda Czapor Morath Foundation/Carl & Reverend Timothy Pelc Bernardine Rys ‘63 Edward & Cam Suchyta Marilyn Wheaton ‘68 † Sr. Rose Marie Kujawa ‘66 Thomas S. Monaghan Daoud Foundation/Long Family Auto Irene Morath Phyllis Penland ‘63 Helen Ryzewicz Patrick Sullivan ‘06 Donna Wheeler Bonadeo Builders/James† & Remie & Norma Laenen Center/Tarik & Helen Daoud Ralph Nichols † Nancy Penzato Jane Sadzikowski Leonard & Patricia ‘67 Susalla Jody White ‘91 Adam & Christine ‘89 Lees Earlene Bonadeo Julia DeDecker Ernest & Florence Nolan Brian & Amy ‘04 Perry Stanley Sadzikowski Sharon Swinton ‘69 LeAnne Wiersing Lions Royal Oak Club Cold Heading Foundation/ DTE Energy Foundation Our Sunday Visitor, Inc. Robert & Robin Perry Reverend John Sajdak Tillie Szczechowski ‘56 Joseph & Diana Wilcox † † Lions Sterling Heights Club DeSeranno/Stevens Frank & Sophia Filipek David & Joan ‘60 Pachota Bernard & Patricia ‘61 Peters JoAnn Salame Frank & Carol ‘64 Szuba Matthew Wiley John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Angelo& Margaret DiPonio Helene Fuld Health Trust Fund James & Alice ‘88 Padilla Kenneth Peterson ‘77 George & Stephanie Saluk Thomas & Judith Szwajkowski Hughana Wilkie ‘94 Foundation Foundation General Motors Foundation Pepsi Bottling Group Yu-Jo Chou (Grace) Philson Doris Sanderson Sr. Anita Marie Taddonio, CSSF E. Edward Williams † Meadowbrook Country Club Felician Sisters of Livonia GoldCorp, Inc./Walid & Cheryl Khalife Dominic & Catherine Persichini David Piasecki ‘02 & ‘07 Laura Sapian ‘91 & ‘00 Dominick & Helen ‘74 Taddonio Mary Williams ‘89 Michigan Education Opportunity Ford Motor Company Fund Dennis R. Kapp Plastomer Corporation Joseph & Bernice ‘95 Pichler Scott & Kathleen Sarel Joseph & Cheryl ‘79 Talamonti Tom & Barbara Wiltsie Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Fund Knights of Columbus Michigan State Progressive Tool/Comau PICO † Michele Pickard Ann Schafenacker Tapper’s Diamonds & Fine Jewelry David & Nancy Wind James & Mary Patricia Mies Kresge Foundation Council Sheldon Rose Mark & Karen Pikula Peter & Florence ‘62 Schaldenbrand Alice Taurence Wine Styles Miller Canfield Michigan Colleges Foundation, Inc. Lilly Endowment, Inc. Roush Enterprises, Inc. Reverend Bernard Pilarski Reverend James Scheick Tennis & Golf Company Jeanne Wisniewski Phillips Service Industries/ † Michael & Catherine Murphy J. Edward Lundy SANS, Inc. † Mark Pilat ‘88 Eugene & Joy ‘87 Schermer Robert Smith & Carol Terrell Smith ‘94 Leona Wisniewski ‘56 Anthony & M. Joan ‘51 Nardi William & Bridget Phillips Lyons Tool & Engineering, Inc./ Dr. Scholl Foundation Daniel ‘83 & Debbie Pitsos Reverend Edward Scheuerman Bernice Timm Beverly Woodard † Joseph & Andrea ‘84 Nodge Thompson Foundation Mary A. Lyons Sennett Steel Corporation/John & Joanne Plank ‘83 John & Diana ‘63 Schneider Joseph & Elizabeth ‘65 Timmer Dennis Wright Marianne Watson Nunez ‘57 Michael F. McManus Foundation/ Dianne Sennett Plante & Moran, PLLC David & Anne Marie Schofield Diane Tobias ‘82 Peter & Theresa ‘60 Wujkowski Eminence Parks Charitable Trust Foundation/ Header Foundation Nate S. & Ruth B. Shapero Foundation Plum Tree Pottery Robert ‘88 & Susan Schultz Chris & Susan ‘04 Toma Frank & Kim Yanke † Edward & Geraldine Parks $500,000 – $999,999 Edward & Lucille McNamara Soave Enterprises, LLC David & Nancy Plumley Dale & Christine ‘69 Schulz Frederick & Mary Margaret ‘04 Reverend Jacob Yasso Elizabeth Jane Pluto Archdiocese of Detroit McNamara Scholarship Fund Society of the Sacred Heart Christine Pociask ‘68 Steven Schwartz Tomczyk Donald & Karen ‘69 Yee Joseph Primo CampusEAI Michael & Jo Obloy/Special Drill & Lawrence D. Sutherland Dawn Pokrywki ‘90 Timothy & Janet ‘84 Sergus Towne Place Suites by Marriott Vincent Zambo ‘05 & ‘08 Most Rev. Bishop John M. Quinn Herrick Foundation Reamer/LGM Special Sales, Inc. WebSurveyor Corporation James & Dorothy Pongracz Linda Shaheen ‘80 & ‘90 Tri-C Club Supply, Inc. Thomas & Patricia Zdrodowski Redford High School Alumni Ilitch Holdings, Inc./Michael & Riley Foundation Matilda R. Wilson Fund Robert Parks ‘81 & Linette Father George & Nina Shalhoub Joseph Troy Sharon Zelek ‘80 † † Association Marian Ilitch Edward Rose Rev. Ferdinand A. Wolber Popoff Parks John Sherk Gary Trujillo Monsignor John Zenz Philip & Ann Ruppe Don Massey Cadillac/Don & Sodexo Corporation Terry Povlich ‘80 Donald & Angela Sherry Reverend Stanley Ulman Chris Ziegler † Sage Foundation Joyce Massey Emmet & Frances Tracy Fund Legacy Carolyn Primeau Richard & Rebecca ‘92 Shriner Sharon Urso ‘84 & ‘08 Albin & Louise Zielinski Robert & Susan Sajdak McGregor Fund Katherine Tuck Fund † Donald & Ann ‘58 Prine Chester & Marilyn ‘68 Siembor Dennis & Kathleen ‘77 Van Wagoner Reverend Walter Ziemba $25,000 – $49,999 Bishop Walter Schoenherr Edward C. & Hazel L. Stephenson David M. Whitney Fund Michael Quattro ‘00 Hilary Siemiesz ‘76 Andrea Vanderveen Ajax Metal Processing, Inc. Scripps Howard Foundation Lawrence Wisne Angela Hospice Home Care, Inc. Darrel ‘08 & Rachel Quinn Lynn Sitek ‘70 Sr. Joyce Marie Van de Vyver ‘70 Henry† & Wanda† Wojcik Sehn Foundation/Francis & Sally Sehn Heritage Mary Anne Barczak ‘57 Shaw Electric Company/ Franciscan Elizabeth R. Berkemeier Shaw Construction Company $50,000 – $99,999 Winifred & Mary Maybury Berkery $250,000 – $499,999 Ming-Cheng Shen ‘96 (Robert) † Allied-Signal Automotive/Allied Memorial Trust † William & Dawn Smith Robert & Betty Barbour Estate Signal, Inc. Gertrude Bonk ‘51 † Thomas† & Viola† Bosco Frank & Anne Suchyta Frank & Bessie Angileri Briggs-Fisher Foundation David & Lucy ‘83 Thomas Corr Family Foundation Francis & Janet Berkemeier Andrew & Sara† Brodhun William Randolph Hearst Foundation Brian Tiller John & Clara Berkemeier Harry & Maureen Nulty Cendrowski Peter† & Ruth Ventura W.K. Kellogg Foundation Besser Foundation Virginia Clementi† Thomas & Jacquelyn Murphy Patricia Vint GOT BRICKS? 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20 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 21 Margaret McCleod (Flowers) Sharon Cheeseman Dorothy Smiley CLASS OF 1985 ALUMNI ANNUAL GIFTS BY CLASS Bernard Olender Julie Coughlin Corinne Stempien Brigette Adamkiewicz Jo Lynn Pulliam (Haas) Joann Dayton Lucy Stern Cynthia Andersen (Schock) Hilary Siemiesz (Bening) Gail Elliott Joann Terski Barbara Broesamle Dawn Valasco (Brewer) James Faunce Diane Tobias David Currier CLASS OF 1948 CLASS OF 1961 CLASS OF 1967 CLASS OF 1971 Richard Fitzsimmons Janet Toler-Stemen Marian Curry Sr. M. Damascene Brocki Nadine Begin (Grasinski) Joyce Bujak Bernadette Daly (Paszkiewicz) CLASS OF 1977 Bonita Gentilia Kenneth Wright James Bassett Marcia Ferstle (Buckingham) Elizabeth Bueche-Schmidt (Czarnecki) Norene Daly (Barton) Susan Darga-Martino Irene Grant (Aponik) Mary Gantt (McNeil) CLASS OF 1950 Nancy Enright (Rivers) Noreen Haggerty Patricia DeBoom Margaret Dussia (Kean) Jon Groulx CLASS OF 1983 Sr. M. Lauriana Gruszczynski David Gentry Mary Batog Linda Grimsby (Sparkman) Anna Fournier (Antonelli) Martha Harris (Hughes) Linda Holtyn Patricia Higgins (Murphy) Julie Howard Sr. M. Danatha Suchyta Marie Gagnon (Wyss) Veronica Laite Jayne Kujawa (Langton) Robert Getschman Stephen Hume Judith Beiting Katherine Kreutz Norah Fix (O’Callaghan) Rhonda Ingram-Main CLASS OF 1951 Mary Ann Kannenberg (Walters) Jean Lambert Patricia Luebbert (Jaje) Suzanne Jones (Schwebs) Ann Marie Knoerl (Charnauskas) † Patricia Peters (Hoover) Marie Maloney (Ortisi) Bernadette Mikowski Nancy Kroupa (Harding) Thomas LaCross Susan Gibbs (Stanko) Gertrude Bonk Robert McGraw Kathleen Glover Frances Lamb Lorraine Ciak (Renkowski) Carol Piechocki Barbara McGinnis (Arnett) Sandra Rogers Alfreda Lelko (Kowalczyk) Jean MacDonald Veronica Nantais (Celeskey) Michael Nowak Robert Lyons Rosemary Hannaford M. Joan Nardi (Kaminski) CLASS OF 1962 CLASS OF 1972 Susan Ochman Frank Ruthenia Henderson Denise Marvel Sr. M. Presentine Ugorowski Marianne Novakoski (Gorney) Judith McKeith (Hampton) William McMillan Marguerite Braun (Janosz) P. Elaine Opper (Czarnota) Marcia Buczek (Astalos) Virginia Ostroskie (Tyburski) Debra Medved (Dodge) Sandra Karol Bernadine DeFrain (Druchniak) Therese Clouse (Chudzinski) Michaelyn Page Daniel Knoerl Blanca Odtohan CLASS OF 1953 Arlene Rama Dale Meyer Anne Olds Alice O’Donnell (Sturgeleski) Marie Denome (Leahy) Laura Standhardt (Marson) Patricia Derry (Sitek) Kenneth Peterson Terry Povlich (Ristow) Camille Krygowski Judith Hunter (Stover) Elizabeth Furlong (Kveton) Carol Schellenberg (Tyler) Denise Kulas Lela Paris Patricia Susalla (Katanski) Denise Salliotte Barbara Parker (Eisele) CLASS OF 1954 Christina Kary Jeannine Hauck Mary Schneider (Winkel) Linda Shaheen Elaine McDermott Sr. M. Ursula Dzienis Anna Portnoy (Hartman) Agnes Larsen (Diehl) CLASS OF 1968 Mary Horner Jean Schonhardt (Miles) Dominic Stefani Sherry Meyer (Duperron) Delphine Midura (Stachowski) Rita Schuster (Berner) Dayus Purcell (Gherardi) Margaret Collins (Kleinert) Pauline Kulwicki Deborah Slowik Allison Ward Robert Miller Wanda Okasinski Mary Lou Temple Suzanne Rottet (Payette) Paulinda Deller (Zakrzewski) Mary Ann Naboychik (Hatch) Sharon Taylor (Turner) Marcia Wolohan (Hammis) Reynold Mirabitur Dorothy Wolff (Lapczynski) Barbara Totzke Florence Schaldenbrand (Kijek) Suzanne Gosin-Brown Sharon Perko (Gajich) Kathleen Van Wagoner (Scheuer) Sharon Zelek Mary Jo Nalette Andrea Whipple (Ligeski) Anita Johnston Carolyn Seymour (Toresoh) Sylvia Webb Daniel Pitsos Robert Weingartz CLASS OF 1955 Theresa Majewski Joann Skowronski (Debuck) Joanne Plank Patricia Gilmour (Kasprzyk) CLASS OF 1981 CLASS OF 1986 CLASS OF 1963 Arlene Makulski (Musial) Sandra Taillard (Ochman) CLASS OF 1978 Deborah Breitenbeck (Keda) Joan Ransom Marianne Lindstrom (Lubinski) Aurelia Attard Judith Brielmaier Camille Pavlak (Czarnecki) Angeline White (Adams) Richard Boucher Catherine Brown Mark Rasak Sr. M. Audrey Pawlak Sandra Benguian (Bellante) Dorothy Ciesluk Mary Pay (Wierzbicki) Elizabeth Bozyk Diane Duxter (Hattie) Kevin Reagan Sr. Rose Mary Wolak Diane Conroy (Stempien) CLASS OF 1973 Thomas Daily Karen Colasinski Christine Pociask Michael Fischer Frances Sanger Elgene Doinidis (Woloszyk) Carol DeFrancesco (Hellus) Marilyn Siembor (Rushin) Joan Duggan (Colosimo) Karen Frenn Wanda Gehrls (Latocki) Joan Schneider CLASS OF 1956 Patricia Gray (Kurtz) Carol Hanna (Meluch) Maureen Gartner Donna Goldsmith (Lyons) Beatrice Czenkusz Virginia Topic (Galanty) Loretta Gelhaus (Higgins) Martha Schultz Carol Grembowski (Slasinski) Kathy Jean Petlicke (Most) Sandra Greenspan (Hiipakka) Lisa Gush (Attard) Eleanor O’Connor (Malecke) Barbara Webster (Lemanske) Marcella Groulx (Burek) Barbara Scott Phyllis Mink (Maier) Gary Gudes Linda Hoyer Gloria Scheuer (Laginess) Marilyn Wheaton (Roberts) Mary Louise Harden (Ikle) Barbara Socie Margaret Musinski (Susalla) CLASS OF 1974 Linda Harwood (O’Donnell) Victoria Hughey Tillie Szczechowski (Gresser) Marilyn White (Sarna) Barbara Horvath (Sparazynski) Richard Synowiec Henrietta Pasternak (Olsztyn) David Balash Kathleen Heenan (Grace) JoAnn Miller Leona Wisniewski Kathleen Wyrybkowski (Wierzbicki) Diana Braun (Ventline) Mary Ann LaCross (Karam) Laura Syron Nicholas Nagrant Phyllis Penland (Kulik) Nancy Marchel Lynne Luck (Foucher) Lucy Thomas (McAuliffe) Bernardine Rys CLASS OF 1969 Barbara Earl Bernhardt Michael Musto Lori Nickels (Ozog) CLASS OF 1957 Arthur Lenaghan Barbara Nowak (Junk) Katherine Tuttle (Heil) Mary Anne Barczak Diana Schneider (David) Sally Bernbeck (Robins) Nancy O’Connor (Morey) Nicholas Petlicke Maureen Marion (Kelly) Robert Parks Peggy Werth Sr. M. Honoria Bartoszek Marjorie Stock (Sprague) Marion Braum (Fry) Nancy Schliebe (Salton) Yolanda Shepard Ann Moser Thomas Pegler Marjorie Ciszewski (Krist) Janet Elgas (Anstett) Jacqueline Scholz CLASS OF 1984 Mary Sidick Joseph Pavlick Helen Phillips Nancy Kowalewski (Bubernick) CLASS OF 1964 Diann Gregory (Caccia) Joseph Sharrow Eileen Ashley (Haack) Dorothy Strotkamp Diana Bowker (Bosco) Beatrice Scalise (Dwyer) Linda Piotrowski (Warington) Lillian Pajak (Murawski) Barbara Gusfa (Turlo) Leocadia Zremski Helen Consiglio (Zgoda) Carol Tylutki Antoinette Cunniff (Rabac) Barry Sherman Cynthia Politowicz Susan Voyles (Floyd) Theresa Sternicki Beverly Hydo Barbara Read Rochelle Currier Felicia Delonis (Piwowarski) Adrian Kreger (Sarnecki) Bernadette Sugrue (Tomasik) CLASS OF 1979 Paul DeNapoli Lorri Wallet CLASS OF 1958 Rita Denoyer (Deighton) Helen Taddonio (Cotter) Elaine Antczak Ellen Ross (Locke) Sandra Wigley Nancy Misner Gail Sangregorio (Savelle) Suanne Dorr Evelyn Brindle (Pikulski) Diane Schneider (Ptak) Christine Schulz (Fox) Pauline Bergeron Joan Doty Gertrude Clark (Kusowski) Marlene Slebodnik CLASS OF 1975 Ruth Brown (Miceli) Thomas Scott CLASS OF 1987 Rosalie Sieber Edward Abair Terry Godfroid-Marecki Delores Holmes (Pepera) Marie Snyder (Palazzolo) Kathleen Bruno (Shea) Laura Spencer Vacca Margaret Aldridge (Riordan) Sharon Swinton (Callahan) Lyle Evon Richard Gohl Donna Kauffman (Nivison) Cynthia Sommer (Radzialowski) Christina Burns (Gronet) Anne Sullivan Gina Bergmooser (Maiani) Charlotte Wening (Jendza) Beverly Gay-Photiades Charles Humphriss June McRae (Janosz) Barbara Stryker (Filarey) Patrick Carney Carolyn Taylor Elaine Ciaramitaro (Perugi) Margaret Woodruff (Jaskolski) Sr. Victoria Marie Indyk Emma Kent (Kaufman) Ann Prine (Clor) Kay Sytek (Kubiak) Rosalee Carter Juanita Warren Brenda Coto (Husinka) Karen Yee (Nalecz) Mary James Regina Kukielka Genevieve Rakocy Carol Szuba (Klauza) Carol Copland (Morgan) Geraldine Dielenhein (Stiehr) Patricia Zabawski (Dombrowski) Bette Johnson (Probe) CLASS OF 1982 Sam Lamia Joseph Fearon Sr. M. Jean Rogoszewski Rosalie Tislerics (Gostomski) Barbara Davio (Tatzka) Barbara Banfield Janet Michell CLASS OF 1970 Art Laatz Barbara Dyell Donald Gentner CLASS OF 1959 CLASS OF 1965 Marilyn Lee (Krell) Anna Bratus Catherine Muzzin (O’Neill) Nancy Hillaker (Darlington) Dorothy Carson (Ozog) Sue Janczarek (Pratt) Rashmi Chauhan James Muzzin Agnes Dikeman (Schettenhelm) Virginia Girard (Chapman) Judith Esch (Zioncheck) Barbara Lilley (Eckman) Frank Krupansky Raymond Hoffman Elaine Ewing (Darga) Genevieve Hembree (Gwizdak) Ruth Mitchell (Rudd) Sharon DeDecker Mary Ann Newcombe Marybeth Jarosz (Mitchell) Maureen Farag (Crimmins) Mary Laidlaw (Marren) Annette Frey (Jurcak) Andrea Nodge Yvonne Hesse (Champagne) Sr. M. Margaret Kijek Ilene Farina (Kollar) Barbara Putrycus Rhonda McDougall (McKeel) Sally Johnson (Baker) Leona Kapa Dorothy Patterson (McIntyre) Deborah Rouhib (Rutnoski) Sheady Gale Michelle Notebaert (Olejnik) Andrea Ketten Patricia Gillis John Mitchell Theresa Gilbert Scott Olson Mary Murphy (Zajkowski) Joan Thompson Carol Hofer Mary Skwara (Ciemiega) Mary Beth Niescier (Williams) Donna Kolo S. Marlene Nowak (Soltysiak) Elizabeth Timmer (Satawa) Edward Thebo Geraldine Gorecki Mercedes Przybylski Kathleen Kozbial Diane Janusch (Detamore) Elizabeth Nowak Maureen Harris (Hasse) Annette Rutemiller Sr. M. Martinez Rozek Lucille Zamierowski (Jozwiak) Maureen Leen Gerald Raycraft Mary MacDonald (Hause) Leona Schonher (Gielda) CLASS OF 1976 Sharon Jones (Montolio) Jo Ann Sellers Gerdella Moody (Poole) Susan Saydak (Puziol) Rita Adams (Vogler) Timothy Reno Lucille Scotti CLASS OF 1966 R. Leicht Janet Sergus (Turoczy) Maureen Peppers (Buckley) Loraine Conn (Webb) Lynn Sitek Melissa Austin (Charney) Dorothy Roman Helen Levergood Br. Michael Springer Joy Schermer Gloria Groll (Slasinski) Mardelle Smith (Aho) Otis Baldwin Diane Rushlow (Fuernstein) CLASS OF 1960 Barbara Meagher (Whyte) Judith Stewart Barbara Sullivan (Pheney) Sr. Rose Marie Kujawa Sr. Janet Stankowski Patricia Bates (Neuwirth) William Schmidt Janet Chernow Stella Nastas (Bierut) Michael Stewart Thomas Walsh Alicia McNelis (Modlinski) Barbara Urbano (Pomnichowski) Rosemary Campbell (Maledon) Jeanette Staschke Mary Ann Daniel (Ornowski) Mary Raguso (Buono) Sandra Stokes (Davenport) Janice Warmuskerken (Moskwa) Stephanie Miller (Piskorowski) Sharon Valich (Matelski) William Hoff Cheryl Talamonti (Sorke) Sr. M. Virginis Musielewicz John Robertson Marisa Stram Shirley Yost (Kearns) Joan Pachota (Makowski) Marilyn Rybicki (Kolakowski) Sr. Joyce Marie VanDeVyver Thomas Jankowski Clarence Williams Carole Rochon (Hady) Sharon Tarantino (Gorecki) Harriet Stocki (Wisniewski) Rosemary Schroeder (Ringvelski) Deborah Whiting (Sprow) Marilyn Kostrzewski (Micklatcher) Ismael Rodriguez Sharon Urso CLASS OF 1988 Kathryn Wozniak (Suchyta) CLASS OF 1980 Rita Wells (Roznowski) Dorothy Lyons (Krycki) Joanne Bellaire (Elston) Elaine Rogozan Michele Babcock (Picchi) Theresa Wujkowski (Zientek) Richard MacDonald Mary Brost (Zoski) Gail Siekkinen (Giangrande) Yvonne Bernhard (Carano)

22 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 23 Elaine Chandler (Belli) Nicholas Waldecker Rebecca Rouse (Galloway) Angela O’Neill (Fillippelli) Jeffrey Gruber Kelly Holka Alexandra Felton Anne Hancock Celena Clinesmith (Wilson) Carmen Schattner (Smith) Shanna Price (Streng) Karen Kozdron (Kovach) Jill Kara (Jenkins) Valerie Fischer (DeGraff) Alayne Hansen (Hoste) Patricia Ehlert (Gust) CLASS OF 1991 Jannie Scott (Newberry) Constance Reynolds (Miller) Kathleen Laabs Christa Laurin MarQuita Gaines Maryanne Harr (Mitrak) Geralyn Evon-Gabourie Lori Cancilla Carol Stanbury (Katalenic) Maria Rodriguez Anna Merkerson Ann Marie Merlie Matita Harris Lanetta Harrelson (Alexander) Rose Filipkowski Alisa Carducci-Bieritz Carol Terrell Smith (Terrell) Jacqueline Watson (Ward) Carol Rothe (Fox) LaKisha Robertson YeVette Harris Michael Hayes Joyce Giguere Gregory D’Anna Hughana Wilkie Dawn Staskievitz-Cantley Patrick Sullivan Cheryl Henson Jason Hebel Gabrielle Greene (Bradby) Wayne Davis CLASS OF 1999 Tamya Kimble Sandra Hernandez Shirley Hill Doris Furmanski CLASS OF 1995 Mary Bagazinski CLASS OF 2004 CLASS OF 2007 Christina Luch (Mancinelli) Heather Hodges Linda Kortesoja (Hiller) Karen Hoeft (Ging) Johnnie Brown (McCluster) James Baumbick A. Anne Bowers, Jr. Nancy Coman (Rinna) Jermareo McDaniel Pamela Isanhart (Dalton) Lynn Lebeck (Wright) Debra Kowalski (Klaft) Karen Bugeja (MacDonald) Paula Brach Matthew Creighton Mary Jane Daudlin (Langlois) Anne Morris (Wagner) Cynthia Jackson Lori Maher-Duggan Barbara Krabbenbos (Foster) Robert Carter Lisa Brooks (Mitchell) Terri Czerwinski (Coatsworth) Richard Dearing Eberechi Okoro Dorothy Jackson Nancy Mauter Sandra Langert Ann Cleary (Pressel) Kathleen Daly (Maher) Krista Freece Kathleen Esper Lolita Riley-Donner Thanaphorn Joy Janadia Mark Pilat Robert Nenciarini Marlene Czarkowski Lucia Ene Carol Gerus Donna Hebel Jennifer Robinson (Cupp) Judith Jenkins Barjinder Rai Ann O’Flaherty (Maniaci) Bridget Dean Maria Gardner (Subala) Mark Hutchins Kristen Iszak Brenda Rupp (Pieplow) Rochelle Jones Robert Schultz Debra Parent Robby Doss Jessica Linville (Jewell) Annette Kovalcheck Todd Kalmbach Peter Schmitz Peter Klauke Stanley Senkowski Roy Pauli Heather El-Khoury (Wilson) Norbert Motowski Amy Perry (Raycraft) Ashleigh Klimek Martin Smith Anita Landfair (White) Dorothy Stapel (Kosnik) Laura Sapian (Hadden) Carol Ann Fausone Rachelle Roy (Zak) Satoko Rann Mary LaPalm Sarah Storti Lomyda Lofton Robert Stieber Shirley Glynn Mary Ann Stokes (Jespersen) Marjorie Russo (Benton) Rebecca Million (Oberti) Ethel Vasquez Darnetta Long CLASS OF 1989 George Wetzel Sharon Lane Phillip Wawrzyniec Heidi Schmitt (Senyk) Nicole Phinney Craig Wishart Alexander Maduka Lillian Anderson (Russell) Jody White (Rice) Richard Mesner Barbara Wilson (Rose) David Stokes Eric Ruszala Fadel Marji Donna Barnes (Ash) Louise Wright (Sroka) Bernice Pichler (Dolmovich) William Young Elizabeth Summerfield Jill Samulski (Forberg) CLASS OF 2010 Megan Marshall (Miller) Sharon Garms (McNally) Mark Zaremba Jill Sanabria (Fortin) Mark Zathey Susan Toma Tia Silva Sandra Abou Hamdan Leola Mayes Bonnie Gaudet (Traffanstedt) Rosanne Zell (Suter) Margaret Sliwa (Messenger) Mary Tomczyk (Gabriele) Kerri Stephenson Nathanael Armstrong Deborah Mecks (Dobey) Patricia Gawlik (Ryan) Mary Jean Speck CLASS OF 2000 Kalin Turri (Byrd) John Ballarin CLASS OF 1992 Jennifer Ashford (Frechen) CLASS OF 2008 Joanna Merklinger Valerie Greaves (Dietrich) Caroline Sunde (Joniec) Caitlin Banko Lorelei Mitchell (Mead) Anne Gyurnek (Suchyta) Samuel Aldridge Bernadette Taylor (Robertson) Kerri Berry (Hurford) CLASS OF 2005 Stephanie Day Nicole Benoit Catherine Broadbent (LaBerge) Karen Carter Diane Chapman Lukas Descavish Megan Morrison David Hooper Michael Tuladzieck Tara Berishaj (Mcghie) Ursula Myles (Wolf) John Komorowski Margaret Burklow (Sinclair) Joyce Walker (Baktamarian) Jian Chen David Eason Amy Emenhiser (Henry) Steven Besk Teresa Chase-Bujak Kristen Dorsch Susan Hillman (Ackerman) Jacqueline Gatt Danielle Orlikowski John LaDrigue John Walters Candice Betts Shaun Pawlus Christine Lees (Filipiak) Michael Daly Kim Zonca (Wroblewski) Noella Heller Lindsay Kos Lisa Hellebuyck Yolanda Brown (Wheeler) Douglas De Meester Mary Anne Holloway Elaine Kramer (Peters) Haley Mulka Natalie Rodriguez Robert Lehki Philip Chisholm Shirley Ruffin Carol Megdan (Ward) George Huysken CLASS OF 1996 Kenneth Marx Patricia Lovelace-Hughey Patrick Paddock Amanda Comini Mark Kempton John Abair Rose McDonnall (Rada) Karen Mercier Jawana Patillo-Edwards Carla Sanders Rosanne O’Sullivan (White) Emily Daniels Lisa Schotten (McDermott) Jeanne Quick (Jarvis) Kenneth Klein Christine Benson (Banaszak) Susan McMullen Wayne Slomiany Darrel Quinn Wanda Dent Joyce Kosmalski (Sencey) Sandra Cunningham (Jenkins) Laura Prete Traci Stewart Cemiyen Shields Robin Sherrell Shawn Staff (Kokosinski) Erin Eickhoff Francisco Solano Barbara Trainor (Lajcak) Susan Noguera (Reis) Patricia Doss (Serban) Michael Quattro Stephanie Tozer (Rosol) John Sorovetz Carol Enersen (Dunn) Constance O’Malley (Franko) Michael Grahl Nora Roehrig Vincent Zambo Jason Turri Charles Sworden Mary Williams Kristie Fields Robin Tanner Theodore Picano Beverly Hildebrandt Jeffrey Spirko Nicholas Vorhoff Michael Fitzpatrick CLASS OF 1990 Edith Rodriguez (Storey) Beth Hoffman (Noechel) Jeffrey Swan CLASS OF 2006 Tina Thomas (Coney) Lou Edna Austin CLASS OF 2009 Melissa Fuhrman Diana Waligora (Zdunczyk) Alice Alexander Carol Scheuer (Graham) Anne-Mare Ice Charmaine Wawrzyniec Kristina Galba Mary Bauer Rebecca Shriner (Bettaso) Natalie Jawad Lisa Zajac Ruth Beckman (Todd) Christine Adams (Lamb) Loretta Wallace Sun Kyung Cho Dawn Adanti (Kelpin) Bryant George Victoria Watts Peter Bean Gwendolyn Walters (Hobenson) Carol McManamy Judith Griggs-Dennis Suzanne Boak (Alexander) Thomas Yoakam Jennifer Opolski (Schmid) CLASS OF 2001 Jeri-Ann Dolch (Dzamka) Dianna Budner Catherine Yourchock (Murphy) Annette Bremel Noel Emenhiser Fernando D’Alexander Danielle Haase Kristen Yuschak Paul Bodrie Mary Oras (Welch) Donald Hall Rebecca Calaman (Pettit) CLASS OF 1993 Edna Rankine James Comben Michelle Headley (Lambert) Carmen Evans Jacqueline Check (McGuire) Thomas Anderson Mary Beth Smykowski (Strong) Karen Dillon (Phelan) Patricia Curd (Franti) Judith Birch (Miller) Kelly Taurianen Delores Gariepy Richard Curtis Carolee Bitz Brenda Vasher (Peter) Jeanne Heatlie Ellen Elliott (Bellaire) Debborah Davis (Sabol) Rose Wadrzyk (Nowak) Sherri Jessup Nancy Evanski Charles Derry Pamela Wyess Bridgette Johnson ALUMNI 1937–2010 Suzanne Figurski (Hughes) Elizabeth Herbert Thomas Laabs Peggy Finnigan-Jessup Joseph Jones CLASS OF 1997 Kathleen Loewe 25,806 Living and Deceased Alice Fleck (Sitner) James Kapelanski Brian Belesky Catherine Mazurek (Beers) Caron Kott (Rubacha) Frances Curtis (Lupo) Lori Munday (Padula) 25,051 Presumed Living Madonna LaVonne Gardner (McCall) Marilynn Goering (Bloodworth) Florence Larsen (Hansen) Nancy Dankert (Jones) Jennice Owen 755 Known Deceased George Gyurnek Linda McMillan (Barnard) Linda DeDolph Andrew Paultanis University Thomas Mellnick Carolyn Fosselman Theresa Schultz (McMurray) Valerie Halt-Williams (Thibault) 23,693 Residing in the US Lauren Heck Dianne Laura (Nay) Lynda Grahl (Weichel) Maria Stranges Scholar-Am Classic Kaye Jameyfield Judith Rachwitz (Tropf) Kim Haddad (Kluba) Michael Reese Margaret Jakubczak (McDonald) CLASS OF 2002 Madonna alumni reside in all 50 states Alice Kachman Katie Dodge (O’Connor) Antoinette Knechtges (Maniaci) Sandra Walsh (Wilson) Robert Kowalski (Top 3 states of residence) Janice Norville (Tini) Karen Fratto (Voytek) Lenore Kowalski (Gibson) CLASS OF 1994 Shannon Kairis to benefit student scholarships Christopher Kubik Sr. Darlene Schoenherr 20,371 Michigan Deborah Arndt John Stern Patricia Kos Marilyn Lewis (Houle) Leonard Davis Billy McFarley Diane Massetti Nouha Tabet 551 Florida SAVE THE DATE! Jessie Douponce (Giummo) Linda VanDeVyver David Piasecki Diane Michaelson (Haydon) David Hammerschmidt Diane Rodolfo (Declercq) 265 California Colette Motowski Linda Vanni (Werth) Chene Heady Sheryl Zajechowski Nayda Schwartz Friday, September 16, 2011 Debra Murphy Kathleen Larabell (Bagley) Patrick Ward Madonna alumni reside in 22 other countries Sandra O’Leary (Phillips) Federico Mariona CLASS OF 1998 Gena Wegienka (Serge) Western Golf & Country Club Dawn Pokrywki Robert Micallef Dorothy Bell-Ruth (Top 2 countries of residence) Audrey Salomon (Scharf) Lawrence Neely Holly Bruck (Tomasik) CLASS OF 2003 Redford, Michigan Carlin Sochor (Johnson) Carolyn O’Meara (Chandler) Ioana Fracassi Jason Ascheman 526 China Robert Swanson Kimberly Patterson (Hazen) Linda Harvey-Rudko (Davis) Richard Batchelder Contact Ann Cleary at 734-432-5421 David Theisen Kathleen Rosowski (Bates) Kelly McCausland Valerie Culler (Cardinal) 502 Taiwan

24 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 25 Edward W. Nycz Pamela G. Witte & Helen Wojtaszek Community Foundation of Southeast Max Dyell SCHOLARSHIPS & OTHER GIFTS Henry & Josephine Obloj Henry M. & Wanda (Zavislak) Wojcik Michigan/Enrico & Marie Vespa Sr. M. Leona Dzwonkowski, CSSF Dr. Leo & Dr. Bernice (Ostrowski) Rev. Ferdinand A. Wolber Scholarship Jerome Esper Obloy John & Emily Wysolmierski/ Cotter High School Scholarship Jack & Mary Rose FitzGerald Warren & Genevieve Orlick Lorraine Mierski Deaf & Hearing Impaired Services Diane Forystek MATCHING GIFT Diane M. Bargagna Patrick & Joan Duggan Family Sr. M. Paulette Krakowski, CSSF/ Sr. M. Berarda Osinski, CSSF Rev. Francis J. Zdrodowski Detroit Firemans Fund James Fox Barnes & Noble College Bookstores/ Susan Edwards Mary Anne Barczak Our Lady of Refuge Sr. M. Angelis Zgoda, CSSF and Ebenezer Ministries Freedom of the Fatherland Society COMPANIES Fr. Francis S. Tebbe, OFM Dr. Alan E. Eichman L. Pat Kramek Family Outer Drive-Vencor Hospital Auxiliary George & Caroline Zgoda Family Monsignor Forbes Scholarship Mariya Gancsos AT & T Foundation Josephine Barski & Alexander Wowk Doris Evelyn Eichman Nancy F. & Frank Kriegler Walter & Lillian Pachota Family Franklin High School Hilary & Beverly Gross BASF Corporation Barton Family Cecily Farragher & John & Fred & Catherine Kubiak Alfred R. Pawlak Sr./Paul & Renee M. Annual Funded Anita Giampalmi Scholarship Sr. M. Lauriana Gruszczynski, CSSF Bostik, Inc. Sr. M. Rachel Bawol, CSSF Susan McMeel Sr. Hospicia Kubiak, CSSF & (Pawlak) Fershee Henry Ford Village Foundation, Inc. Helen Hampton Consumers Energy Foundation Ruth and Ludger A. Beauvais Felician Sisters/Msgr. Vincent J. Rev. Edward J. Kubiak Thomas F. & Sophie A. Pluto Scholarships Howell Public Schools Syed Wasiul Hasan DTE Energy Foundation Harry & Evelyn Beck Horkan Anna & Stanley Kucharski Memorial/Elizabeth J. Pluto We thank these organizations who Huron School District Sr. M. DeSales Herman, CSSF IBM Corporation Reverend Mitchell Bednarski Frank & Sophia Filipek Sr. M. Chester Kucharski, CSSF World Heritage Foundation/ have supported our students. Jefferson High School Reverend Jerome Herman Francis B. & Elizabeth R. Berkemeier Emily & Raymond T. Gapinski Francis & Anna Kujawa Johnson & Johnson Family of Prechter Fund Bettie L. Archer-Johnson/American Kidney & Urology Foundation of Alfred & Bertha Hill Family Gerontology Department/ Rev. Zanos Gougoutas, Christopher Companies Catherine, Agnes, & Sr. Grace Marie Business Women’s Association – America Sr. Victoria Marie Indyk, CSSF Christopher Bisset Marilynn Goering & Drs. George & Bess Kypros Family Johnson Controls Foundation Prybys, CSSF Novi Oaks Chapter Lenawee County Education Sr. Nancy Marie Jamroz, CSSF Sr. M. Crispin Blaszczyk, CSSF & Sr. M. Humilitas Gersztyn, CSSF Remie & Norma Laenen Laboratory Corporation Of America Hon. Carl D. & Peggy Pursell Winifred Maybury Berkery Trust Foundation Leo & Andrea Ketten John & Lorene Blasky Rev. William Gieranowski & Dr. Bernard & Meta Landuyt Masco Corporation Ramser-Morgan Foundation Briggs-Fisher Foundation Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Mrs. Klein Rosalee M. Bleecker Sr. M. Henrietta Gieranowski, CSSF Latinos de Livonia McKesson Foundation, Inc. Redford High School Alumni Cold Heading Foundation India Anthony & Charlotte Komosa Dr. James S. Bonadeo Hilary L. & Beverly F. Gross Donald & Denise L’Huillier Oracle Association/Edward H. McNamara Gladys Collins Hospice and Palliative Kelly Loving Memorial Scholarship Sr. M. Paulette Krakowski, CSSF Viola R. & Thomas G. Bosco Sr. M. Lauriana Gruszczynski, Lions/Lioness Club/Districts of Pfizer Foundation Anthony & Lorraine (Renkowski) Ciak Studies Luthern Social Services of Michigan Howard & Julie Labadie Eva L. & Lawrence L. Bourgeois & CSSF & Joseph, Sr. & Josephine Michigan Scripps Howard Mary Pitrone Richards Community Foundation for Northeast Mason Bus Drivers Scholarship Mark & Marilyn Labadie Mary Hall Gruszczynski Family Livonia Jaycees Fund Verizon Foundation Leslie Riggs Michigan Meadow Country Club Tracy Lamberjack Brocki/Poniatowski & Irene & Kristen H. Hallerman Livonia Symphony/Livonia Symphony L. Peter & Eugenia Riters Honorable Timothy and Mrs. June Monroe Public Schools Dawn MacGillivray Adam Ponte, DDS Mary Hart Tribute Society, Inc. SCHOLARSHIPS Edwin S. & Barbara Roberts Family Kenny Moose Charities Scholarship Sr. M. Emelita Makowski, CSSF Andrew R. & Sara L. Brodhun William Randolph Hearst Foundation J. Edward Lundy Scholarships offer direct Mitchell J. Romanowski Livonia Civic Chorus Myron P. Levin Foundation John & Regina Makowski John & Marie B. Bush Jeanne M. Hildebrandt William A. & Dr. Mary Lyons Family support to students. In this report, Rozek Family Livonia Rotary Club Scholarship Marge Marino Rodrigo & Adela Bustamante Family Sr. M. Francilene Van de Vyver, CSSF/ John & Mary MacKenzie we gratefully acknowledge those Sr. M. Bridget Roznowski, CSSF Michigan Colleges Foundation National Golf Scholarship Association Eugenia Mavromatis John J. & Mary Cale Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Alycia C. Madgwick who have established endowed St. Lawrence Mission TRIO National Student Nurses’ Association Lorraine Metcalf Florence & William J. Cameron William Hoff & Dr. Julienne Hoff Madonna University Alumni scholarships/funds and annual Sage Foundation SWEEP Novi Educational Foundation Ethel Michaelson scholarships. We also appreciate John J. Carlo Jennie Horowitz Association Mary & Thomas Shields Orphan Foundation of America Jessica Mitsch Venerable Solanus Casey Dr. Lorraine I. Jakubielski in memory Saviour, Iris, Carmen & John Mangion those organizations which Rev. Raymond S. Skoney Plymouth High Scholarship John Mitsch, Sr. Virginia Clementi of William & Lottie Jakubielski Julie Martin Memorial Privately Funded privately award scholarships Anne Sullivan Smith Polish Roman Catholic Union of Scott Monkkonen Charles & Margaret Kleinert Collins Floyd R. & Frances M. Kannberg Dr. Don & Joyce Massey Shirley M. Smith America Sr. John Francis Moore for students to attend John D. Corr & Dr. Jean Corr Sr. M. Cleopha Kaptur, CSSF & Edward H. McNamara Scholarships William H. & Marilee Smith ACT Scholarship Polish Womens Alliance Rose Frances Obloy Madonna University. Ed P. & Wanda L. Czapor Family Hon. Marcia C. Kaptur Lucille McNamara Marie C. Sochalski Airport Community Schools Real Life Scholarhship Karen Obsniuk Daoud Foundation Charles & Frances Kazul Mickel-Magrames-Mickel/Charles E. Anthony & Agatha Sryniawski Alpena Public Schools Recycling Research Foundation Dolores Pawlak Endowed George & Julia DeDecker Dr. Robert & Monika Kimball & Georgia Stahl Family American Cancer Society Redford Union High School Edmund Phillips Dama Maria Del Carmen Montes Rudolph & Evelyn Kleinert Msgr. Stanley E. Milewski Scholarships/Funds Frank A. Sryniawski American Legion Riverview Community High School Lloyd & Mary Phillips Elizabeth M. & Earl J. Demel Knight Foundation, Inc. Robert A. & Stephanie L. Miller Arab American Nurses Association/ Helen A. Sryniawski American Red Cross Rotary Club Amy Pongracz & Family William J. & Shirely Dudek Demmer Knights of Columbus/Michigan Leona D. Miloch/Louis & Lillian Daoud Foundation Sr. M. Immaculata Sryniawski, CSSF Annapolis Athletic Booster Club Saginaw General Hospital Anna Pongracz Magdalene & Dominic Derkins State Council Miloch Sr. M. Jacqueline Anderson, CSSF Joseph Sryniawski Scholarship City of Southgate Scholarship Andrew Pongracz Stella & Raymond Derkins Carla L. Knudsen Jessica Marie Mitsch Bishop Moses B. Anderson & Stephanie Sryniawski Archdiocese of Detroit Foundation Students Helping Students James Pongracz DeRoy Testamentary Foundation Richard and Betty Koch Sister Colleen Morris, SM Dr. Frank Hayden St. Lawrence Mission Ash Township Firefighters Association Southwest Michigan Fourth Joseph Pongracz & Family Charles & Patricia Derry Theodore & Eleanor Konarski Thomas B. & Jacquelyn Murphy Frank E. & Bessie Angileri Genevieve A. & Thaddeus A. Scholarship Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction Cogic Adam Ponte DTE/Detroit Edison Foundation Sr. M. Hugoline Konkel, CSSF, Anthony Nardi & M. Joan Kaminski Archdiocesan Catholic Minority Stankowski Association of Universities & Colleges The Scholarship Foundation Wladyslawa Pruszynski Kathleen M. (Dilworth) Wozniak Sr. M. Laurenta Konkel, CSSF, Paul & Nardi in memory of Mary Noreen Student Armand & Lillian Stefani of Canada Wayne Memorial High School Sr. M. Jean Rogoszewski, CSSF Angelo DiPonio Anna Konkel Kaminski Bala/Wlodarczak Edward C. & Hazel L. Stephenson Robby Atherton Memorial Scholarship Lester & Grace Scotti Margaret E. DiPonio - Criminal Justice Rev. Francis P. Kozlowski Kathleen A. Needham Robert K. & Betty J. Barbour Foundation Scholarship Monsignor H. Weier Scholarship Lester Scotti Sr. M. Virgilia Dragowski, CSSF Joseph & Andrea Nodge Family Frank S. & Anne Suchyta Family Berman Scholarship John & Genevieve Siewniak Louise & Joseph Suchyta, Sr., Family & Caddie Scholarship TRIBUTES Sister of the Holy Cross Sr. M. Danatha Suchyta, CSSF Capital Region Community A gift was made to Madonna Mary Ann Soma Dr. Theophil J. & Barbara Sutton Foundation University to pay tribute to or to Sr. M. Danatha Suchyta, CSSF Architect Visits and Reflects on His Work Family Citizens Scholarship Foundation remember each of the following: Frank Thompson Nancy E. & Roswell F. Tanger Cleveland Scholarship Millie Tyrybon n elderly gent sporting a cane tapped on the office his experience at Madonna University. He shared with Susan S. Thoms, M.D./Rev. James L. Community Foundation of Canton 2010 Felician Sisters Jubilarians James & Lydia Ulrich door of University President, Sister Rose Marie Sister his fond memories of then-President Sister Mary Hayes Community Foundation of Greater Sr. Edith Marie Agdanowski, CSSF Sr. M. Francilene Van deVyver, CSSF A Emmet E. & Frances Tracy Flint/Eldon Auker Scholarship Agnes Arndt Lawrence Voletti Raynelda Makarewicz, who became a life-long friend of Kujawa. To her joy and amazement, she learned that, to Sr. M. Francilene Van de Vyver, CSSF Community Foundation of Holland/ Sr. M. Medard Babiuch, CSSF Joseph Wasztyl her joy and amazement he was Robert Svoboda, in his the family, over the course of the project. They talked Peter A. & Ruth Ventura Family Zeeland Area/Wagner Catholic Sr. M. Mildred Bandyk, CSSF Ted & Jean Wasztyl early 90s. He explained that he was the architect who a while and even prayed together. As he was about to Doreen Vivyan Hospice and Palliative Scholarship Norman, Irene & Gregory Booms Ted & Judy Wasztyl Studies Community Foundation of Macomb Connie Bruno Tom & Nancy Wasztyl designed the main academic building and residence depart, Sister captured a snapshot of their memorable Michael B. Washburn Memorial/ Township Thomas & Dorothy Carson David Weingartz hall that were built in the early 1960s — an assignment meeting. In a follow-up note Svoboda wrote, “Sister it Debra Ronayne Community Foundation of Northeast Elaine Chandler Kevin West Elizabeth V. & Theophil Wasik Barbra Wicher-Slavsky he said was surely a gift from God. Sister Rose Marie was a privilege to meet with you. I shall never forget Michigan/Jesse Besser Scholarship Rose Castantino Theodore P. & Genevieve R. Wasztyl Community Foundation of Plymouth Thomas Daly Henry Wojcik told Svoboda that she was a novice at that time of the saying the Memorare with you when I was leaving. Family at the Ann Arbor Area Community Jerry Davis Sr. M. Arthur Wrobel, CSSF groundbreaking for the buildings he designed. Please remember me in your prayers. God bless you and A. Thomas & Mary Watkowski Family Foundation/George Lawton George DeDecker Sr. M. Fabian Zarembski, CSSF Lucille A. Weber Memorial/Charles & Reverend Francis Zdrodowski all the Sisters who prayed and worked with perseverance Scholarship Aline DeSeranno Spry and energetic, Svoboda now lives in Florida, where Patricia Doemer Community Foundation of Irene Dever to found and develop Madonna, a Felician University.” he is working on a book that includes a chapter about Norman & Andrea (Ligeski) Whipple Southeast Michigan/Ordonez Mike & Phyllis Dombe & Family David M. Whitney Fund Family Scholarship Genevieve Dorobek

26 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 27 Student Tuition & Fees: 88.8% ($35,754,394)

Investment Income: 1% ($424,266)

Governmental Grants & Contracts: 3.2% ($1,288,113)

SELECT STATISTICSAuxiliary Services/other: 4.4% ($1,759,486) UNIVERSITY LEADERS OPERATING STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIESPrivate Gifts & FORGrants: 2.6% 2009–2010* ($1,038,963) BOARD OFFICERS Sister Mary Ann Smith, CSSF Principal, Ladywood High School Robert Sajdak, Chairman of the Board Group Business Mgr, Private Fiduciary Services Group, Leonard C. Suchyta Comerica Bank Vice President, Associate General Counsel, Verizon Harry Cendrowski, Vice-Chairman of the Board The Honorable Michael J. Talbot President, Cendrowski Selecky PC Judge, Michigan Court of Appeals Sister Janet Marie Adamczyk, CSSF, Secretary of the Board Monsignor Anthony M. Tocco Chief Mission Officer, St. Mary Mercy Hospital Pastor, St. Hugo of the Hills Parish

Total: $40,265,222 Total: $40,009,521 Total: Richard A. Walawender Managing Director, Miller Canfield TRUSTEES Father Timothy F. Whalen Francis X. Berkemeier, Chancellor, Orchard Lake Schools Attorney (retired), Consumers Energy Monsignor John Zenz Dr. Walter Knysz, Jr. Pastor, Holy Name Parish Chairman of the Board,Great Expressions Dental Centers

Student Tuition & Fees: 88.8% ($35,754,394) EXPENSES REVENUES Instruction & Program Support: 67.3% ($26,930,829) Sister Rose Marie Kujawa, CSSF President, Madonna University Investment Income: 1% ($424,266) Auxiliary: 4.6% ($1,843,455) John Landis Managing Director, The PrivateBank Governmental Grants & Contracts: 3.2% ($1,288,113) Student Services: 12% ($4,814,896) Raymond Lozano Executive Director, Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary Services/other: 4.4% ($1,759,486) Institutional Support: 16.1% ($6,420,341) James Lubawski COO & Ministry Designee, Felician Services Inc.

Private Gifts & Grants: 2.6% ($1,038,963) *before depreciation The Very Rev. Monsignor Jeffrey M. Monforton Rector/President, Sacred Heart Major Seminary Sister Mary Giovanni Monge, CSSF Earned Degrees/Certificates Awarded: Technical/Secretarial Staff: Student Profile President/CEO, Angela Hospice Home Care Inc Master’s Degree 187 Full time 112 Catholics 51% Michael C. Murphy Graduate Certificate 149 Part time 12 Other Religions 49% Senior Software Analyst, Munder Capital Management Raymond Lozano Bachelor of Applied Science 1 Ethnic Minorities 19% Bachelor of Arts 121 Enrollment (Fall 2009): Student Average Age 31.5 Father William J. Murphy Bachelor of Music 4 Total Enrollment 4,291 Student Faculty Ratio 11:1 Pastor (retired), Our Lady of Refuge Bachelor of Science 390 Full time enrollment Bachelor of Science in Nursing 150 Undergraduate 1,669 Student Financial Assistance Terry Niles Bachelor of Social Work 49 Part time enrollment (all sources) President, Budco, The Dialogue Company Associate of Arts 1 Undergraduate 1,423 Number of Awards 3,605 Michael Obloy Associate of Science 16 Total Undergraduate 3,092 External Sources $34,889,246 President, Special Drill and Reamer Corporation Certificate of Achievement 20 Men 820 Institutional Funds $6,982,413 Certificate of Completion 115 Women 2,272 Total Financial Assistance $41,871,659 Susan M. Ostrowski Mich. Teachers Certificate 250 Full Time Undergraduate Endowment Fund Productivity Engineer, Ford Motor Company Total 1,453 Equivalent 2,141 Value (6/30/10) $23,309,009 Sister Mary Carolyn Ratkowski, CSSF Alumni of Record (1937-2010) 25,825 Graduate Enrollment 1,199 Libraries & Media Centers Principal, St. Michael Elementary School, Livonia, MI Academic Staff: Instruction & Program Support:Tuition 67.3% & fees ($26,930,829) (2010-2011) Book Volumes 111,500 Sister Mary Renetta Rumpz, CSSF Administrators/Officers 6 (average per year) $13,740 Periodical Titles (Print) 500 Livonia, MI Faculty full-time Equivalent 178 Electronic Journal (full text) 39,660 Professional Staff:Auxiliary: 4.6% ($1,843,455)Room & Board $ 7,120 Gerald W. Smith Full time 91 (average per year) Regional Manager, Government Affairs, Comcast Cable NEW TO THE BOARD TO NEW Part time 47 Communications Inc. Student Services: 12% ($4,814,896) Sister Mary Ann Smith, CSSF

Institutional Support: 16.1% ($6,420,341) 28 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 29 FOUNDATION BOARD MADONNA Honorary Chair The Most Reverend John M. Quinn, Bishop, Diocese of Winona, Minn. UNIVERSITY FROM ONE CHAIRMAN TO ANOTHER ACADEMIC CHAIR MEMBERS DEANS The longest-serving Chairman of the Madonna University In July, Obloy passed the Board Chairmanship to Robert Sajdak, Harry Cendrowski Bob Bielenda Board of Trustees, Michael Obloy joined the board in 1999 and senior vice president of wealth and institutional management Paul DeNapoli ’84 ’93 Dr. Stuart Arends he led the group for a total of six years, or three terms (2001- at Comerica Bank. How fitting, since it was the Obloy family that Carol Ann Fausone ’95 HONORARY School of Business 2005, 2008-2010). introduced Sajdak to Madonna. “I’m excited to be Chairman of John Hale “Mike has been an absolute joy to work with over the years,” the Board at a time when people realize how important getting CHAIR-CABINET Jeff Hausman a quality education is to getting a great job,” Sajdak said. “I told Dr. Ted Biermann said Sister Rose Marie Kujawa, Madonna’s president. “He always Francis X. Couglin Jack Kirksey Sister Rose Marie, that if I was going to be Chairman, I wanted College of Science and made himself available to the University and the Board, and he Helen * & Tarik Daoud* Derrick Kuzak to be as involved as my work and family would allow.” Mathematics was willing and eager to serve.” Lina & John DelSignore Christine Lees ’89 Sajdak has been on Madonna’s Board of Trustees for four Joan ’73 & Patrick Duggan Art Lenaghan ’74 The Obloy family history with Madonna goes back a generation years now and he has regularly attended Madonna University Senie & Jack Engebretson Daniel Longeway Dr. James Novak to Michael’s father Leo, who was on the board from 1984-1990 events. He joined the Foundation Board a couple years ago Warren Evans ’75 Stephen Lowisz Outreach and Distance Learning and 1991-1996. Leo and his wife Bernice received honorary in order to help raise money for the capital campaign. Since Janet and Walter Knysz, Jr. Michael Malinowski doctorates in 1991. taking the reins for the Board of Trustees in July, Sajdak has Jacquelyn & Thomas Murphy* Martin D. McMillan Dr. Karen Obsniuk attended several trustee committee meetings, and he will Joann & Wallace Ozog Michael Murphy College of Education chair his first full board meeting in late October. “The more I Bridget & William Phillips* Joan Nardi ’51 know about Madonna, the better I can promote the school. Leslie Rose Leo Peterson Dr. Kathleen O’Dowd Perhaps leave it a little bit better than I found it,” said Sajdak, Sr. Renetta Rumpz*, CSSF,’67 Robert Pliska College of Arts and Humanities who has studied the strategic plan and is very supportive of the Sally & Francis Sehn Hector Ramirez direction Madonna University is headed. “I am a firm believer Stan Seneker Kimberly Riley Fouts Dr. Edith Raleigh in higher education and, in particular, in the values and mission Elizabeth* & John Stevens Martha Schultz ’83 Graduate School and Director of of Madonna.” Leonard Charles Suchyta Research VICE CHAIRS Anne Sullivan Smith Sajdak, a licensed attorney, earned his bachelor’s degree Eileen Ashley Judge Michael Talbot Dr. Karen Ross from Saginaw Valley State University, and his Juris Doctorate Francis X. Berkemeier Sue Voyles ’86 College of Social Sciences from the University of Detroit, School of Law. With 31 years Nancy Enright ’61 Richard Walawender experience in the financial service industry, he currently manages Comerica’s strategic alliance programs. He and wife John Landis Dr. Teresa Thompson Susan have two sons. Susan has served on Madonna’s auction Terry Niles ’83 College of Nursing and Health Michael Obloy* committee as well. • Robert Sajdak *Honorary degree recipient Lucy Thomas ’83

Jo and Michael Obloy

Michael and wife Jo continued the tradition by lending their time, talents and financial support to the University to help ADMINISTRATIVE students achieve their educational goals. The University achieved significant milestones while Michael was at the COUNCIL helm. For instance, Ilitch Ball Park was built, the largest campaign in the school’s history was launched, a state-of- Left to right: the-art, environmentally-friendly, LEED Gold certified building Andrea Nodge, vice president for University was constructed for science and media programs, and the advancement; Ernest Nolan, provost and vice Foundation Board was established. president for academic administration; Sr. Rose Jo Obloy made her mark on Madonna University, too, as Marie Kujawa, president; Leonard Wilhelm, vice she chaired several auction committees. Her hard work president for finance and operations; Connie and leadership helped raise significant funds for student Tingson-Gatuz , vice president for student affairs; scholarships, a cause that is near and dear to the Obloys. and Michael Kenney, vice president for planning In deference to Michael’s parents, the Obloys were reluctant and enrollment management. to accept honorary doctorates in 2005, however, the President reassured them that their many accomplishments were Susan and Robert Sajdak noteworthy in their own right.

30 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 31 Vice President Andrea Nodge Talks About the Campaign’s Success

Q. How would you say the Leading the Way Campaign has progressed since it was launched in 2006? Although raising $50 million is a daunting task, Madonna University continues to be up to the challenge. We are fortunate to work with exceptional leaders, including our President, Board Phase II of Campaign Launched of Trustees and Foundation Board. They support the vision of a greater future for Madonna University and share a commitment to the intellectual, spiritual and personal growth of students. The Leading the Way Campaign is the largest in the University’s Academic Excellence history. We generated great momentum during the Campaign’s first phase, which made possible the construction of the first Academic $4 million Excellence stand-alone building in 40 years, on Madonna’s Livonia campus. Madonna University seeks support This excitement resulted in a number of commitments from the $4M Campus for curriculum enhancements, Madonna community, alumni and friends. Enhancement and programs, professorships, and I am proud to report that the generosity and participation of so Sustainability centers of excellence. many led to the successful completion of Phase I. Achieving our Urban Hubert ,William Irwin, Andrea Nodge, $3M $20 million goal made it possible for us to receive a $1.5 million vice president for advancement, Maryane Hubert Endowment/Scholarships Kresge Challenge Grant — the largest Foundation grant in our and Rosemary Irwin at the 2010 Scholar Am Endowment/Scholarships $5 million 70+ year history. We also were awarded LEED (Leadership in Classic. Energy and Environmental Design) gold certification for the array $5M Endowed funds affirm our of sustainable and energy-efficient features of our outstanding Catholic and Franciscan heritage, Franciscan Center. as well as increase scholarship opportunities for deserving Q. What are the plans for Phase II of the campaign? TESTIMONIAL Phase II of the campaign, with a targeted goal of $12 million, students, while offering donors “I love Madonna University and always opportunities to have an impact focuses on academic excellence, endowment/scholarships and on our students and faculty for campus enhancements. Our success will be determined by the will,” said Shirley Gross, 84, who earned a generations to come. amount of participation at all levels of giving. We will continue to bachelor’s degree in gerontology in ’85. She nurture friendships with established benefactors, while we work PHASE II recently worked with Dean Adkins, director Campus Enhancement to attract new donors both within and outside of the Madonna 2010-2012 Campaign Goals University community. By developing relationships and building of planned giving for Madonna, to make and Sustainability on the passion people feel for these programs, we are confident a gift to Madonna through her estate plan, $3 million we can achieve our goal and take Madonna to the next level of which also sets aside funds for her children. As the University prepares to academic excellence. “The Lord led me to Madonna and the day The Leading the Way campaign ensures celebrate 75 years of excellence in Q. How do you support your donors? higher education, the following At Madonna our entire fundraising approach is donor-centered. I walked into Madonna was the greatest day continued success and growth at our projects will help provide a firm We work with our donors to understand their interests, and to of my life. I was 58 years old and the oldest foundation for the future: engage them in Madonna’s mission and vision so that they make vibrant University. Every gift made to “kid” in the class.” When asked what she was University Center/ a gift that makes them feel good too. Our goal is to satisfy the going to do upon graduation, she quipped, Madonna directly benefits students, Residence Hall donor’s need, and to demonstrate to them the impact their gift has on students’ lives. “Help keep people out of nursing homes and faculty, and the campus environment. Health Instruction Center When a benefactor makes a gift, we promptly acknowledge their in their own homes as long as possible.” Gross Sign Language Studies Lab generosity and then we keep them informed that their gift has started TLC Elder Assistance Inc. and ran the Soccer Field been applied as intended. Supporting our donors is at the top of business for 14 years. She went on to say she Campus Beautification our agenda, and we continually look for ways to enhance donor communication and recognition. • now drives a Cadillac (thanks to Madonna).

32 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 33  Ian Kain, Nichole Sandford, Hannah Faber, and Laura Haldane. University Enjoys Record Enrollment

Having scored in the top one percent of ACT test- For the fifth straight year, the University has achieved record undergraduate takers in the country, she had options, including enrollment, enrolling a record 477 new transfer students, for a seven-and-a-half the honors program at Michigan State. percent increase over last year. “I am really looking forward to attending Another contributor to the record growth is 197 first-year students, straight out Madonna. Here I feel I will get an opportunity to of high school, which represents a three-and-a-half percent increase compared to really know my professors and have them know Fall 2009. me as a person, not just be a number in a class of “We’re pleased to have one of our strongest and largest incoming classes ever,” hundreds of students,” Haldane said. said Michael Quattro, director of undergraduate admissions. “It is a testament Nichole Sanford, from Texas, chose Madonna to the University and the exciting, new initiatives designed to assist students in for very similar reasons; she was looking for a reaching their academic, personal, and career goals.” small university, with good values, that placed an The Graduate School also has experience record enrollment according to Dean emphasis on education. Edith Raleigh, Ph.D. Since Fall 2008, Madonna’s graduate programs have been Both of Sanford’s parents serve in the United running up to 30 percent above the previous year. Currently graduate enrollment States Air Force, which meant she moved around is up 24 percent over last year. a lot as a child. What she took away from that “Graduate students seek our programs because of our reputation for quality experience and from watching her parents, was graduate education and are surprised to find that our tuition is extremely that getting an education and working hard were competitive with, if not lower than, public universities,” said Raleigh. important. Overall, the University’s combined undergraduate and graduate enrollment at “Seeing how my parents got to where they are, SMART KIDS the start of the fall semester is seven percent ahead in the number of students, and through hard work and determination, taught Madonna Attracts Top-Notch Academic Talent nine percent ahead in the number of credit hours. by Alan Piñon me the value of a good education, and to take advantage of the opportunities life presents you,” The Office of Undergraduate Admissions continues to reach qualified students “They have all graduated in the top of their class and achieved ACT to achieve an ACT score of at least 29 and a high school grade point Sanford said. from diverse backgrounds through expanded pre-college programming, college access initiatives, and ongoing relationship building with prospective students, composite scores in the top 10 percent based on national rankings,” average of 3.8 or higher. “Also, I wanted a place where I could continue faculty, and the community. said Michael Quattro, director of undergraduate admissions at “Students who receive the Trustee or Presidential scholarship have my faith in an environment where it could Madonna University, about the incoming class of freshmen. demonstrated that they have a commitment to academic success, flourish and not be tested until it was strong “We continue to attract students who relate to our mission and commitment Some of these students hail from Livonia, some are from northern community service, and leadership,” said Quattro. enough to withstand outside pressures. Having a to a quality liberal arts education combined with service learning and career small, close knit community at college was a real preparation,” said Quattro. “It’s a combination that offers students added value, Michigan and one even calls Texas home. And of course, they are The other top scholarship offered at Madonna is The Felician necessity,” said Sanford. • and will serve them well, particularly in the current Michigan economy. • all really smart. Presidential Scholarship, named for the founding and sponsoring For these students, school always has been a priority, so when it body of Madonna University. It offers recipients $6,000 toward came time to select an institution of higher learning, they did their tuition and $3,000 toward residence hall living. To be eligible for homework — college was a really big deal. this scholarship, students must have scored at least a 27 on the ACT “Going to college or not was never a decision for me. I always knew and have a G.P.A. of 3.6 or higher. that I would go to college; the real question was, where I would For Ian Kain of Livonia, another Trustee Scholarship recipient, the attend,” said Hannah Faber of Grand Rapids. decision to attend Madonna was pretty clear. Faber had 15 other universities that she could have chosen to attend. “I looked at maybe two other colleges, but early on I knew I was In the end, she selected Madonna University because it not only fit coming to Madonna. I only applied to Madonna,” Kain said. He her strict academic requirements, but it also offered her a scholarship wanted to go somewhere local that offered him the best education. that, when compared to the tuition, was the most money offered by The decision wasn’t so obvious for Laura Haldane. The Livonia any school, she said. resident was torn between Michigan State University and Madonna. Like many of Madonna’s high scoring students, Faber received a “I have never even considered not going to college,” Haldane said. Trustee Scholarship. The Trustee Scholarship is sponsored by the “Although it’s nerdy to say, I enjoy learning. I’ve always excelled in Stephenson Foundation, the Obloy family, and the Gieranoski school, so further education has always been on the table, I just had family. Recipients receive $9,000 a year for tuition and $3,000 for to figure out where,” she said. Office of Undergraduate Admissions Statistics 2006-07 through 2010-11 residence hall living. Trustee Scholarship eligibility requires students

34 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 35 WHAC SID of the Year Patrick Moore, director of sports information and SPORTS SHORTS athletic communications, was chosen by his league peers as the 2010 Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference’s (WHAC) Mike Dean Sports Information Student-Athletes Haul Director of the Year. A 2003 graduate of Madonna University with a in Awards bachelor of arts in journalism and public relations — It was glitz, glamour and celebration at the he is the third winner of the award. fourth-annual Blue & Gold Awards, Sept. 12 at In his three years at Madonna, Moore has made his Rock Financial Showplace, as Madonna student- mark on Crusader sports. He serves as the primary athletes and their coaches took home six team, contact for Madonna’s 11 teams and can be heard and 14 individual honors. as the radio voice for volleyball, soccer, baseball and The evening’s most prestigious awards — Mr. softball. Moore supervised the overhaul of Madonna’s and Miss Crusader — went to men’s golfer Steve  Patrick Moore, Sports Information Director of the Year new media strategy, including a redesign of the South and softball player Cat Sidor for all-around athletics Web site, and he also established a Crusader excellence in athletics, academics, character and presence on various social media and networking service. Both graduated in May 2010. sites, through which he delivers live interactive game day blogs to legions of fans. Female Athlete of the Year went to three-time Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC) He has served as the host media director for 10 Pitcher of the Year Jess Irwin and Male Athlete WHAC championships and multiple NAIA events of the Year went to men’s golfer Brett Quitiquit, and he developed several conference publications. the WHAC individual title holder and runner-up 1 2 He currently serves on the NAIA-SIDA Statistics at the NAIA National Championship. Committee, is a national voter for the association’s Player of the Week honor program, and a member The coaches for men’s and women’s golf — of College Sports Information Directors of America’s Steve Mato and Scott Marzolino — shared Coach (CoSIDA) Publications Committee. Moore is a member of the Year honors after leading their teams to of the United States Basketball Writers’ Association WHAC titles in 2009. and the Collegiate Baseball Writers’ Association. Women’s golfer Michelle Hall and baseball 7 pitcher Jeremy Gooding were named Rookie of 1. Athletic Director Bryan Rizzo presents long-time volleyball assistant the Year. Both took home All-WHAC first team coach Brian McClain with the Sr. Francilene Van DeVyver Lifetime honors last season. Publication Awards Achievement Award for his dedication and service to Madonna Athletics. The cross country programs took home the The College Sports Information Directors of 2. Ashley Shay, women’s softball, thanked the Martin family for the Julie Female and Male Academic Teams of the America (CoSIDA) and the National Association of Martin Memorial Scholarship. Year while harriers Bryant George and Sarah Intercollegiate Athletics Sports Information Directors Sherwood were the Male and Female Scholar 3. Katie Martin, women’s basketball, received the Female Champion Association (NAIA-SIDA) honored four of Madonna Athletes of the Year. 3 4 of Character award from Mike Cummings, library services manager, University’s media guides. while Justin Taurence was chosen Male Champion of Character, as The guides were produced by Sports Information student-athletes who best display the NAIA’s five core values of respect, Director Patrick Moore, along with Assistant Athletic responsibility, servant leadership, sportsmanship and integrity. Director Noel Emenhiser, and student assistants Anna 4. Kim Olech, women’s basketball, accepted the Sister Rose Marie Kujawa Gatt and Abby Long, both graphic design majors and Leadership Award. volleyball players. 5. Softball player Amber Rafko, received a scholarship check for her The volleyball media guide was the big winner; selection to the 2010 American Red Cross/NAIA Leadership program. taking home NAIA-SIDA “Best in the Nation” honors for the third straight year, while ranking fourth in the 6. The Madonna Softball team captured One Shining Moment for its 6-5 CoSIDA contest. come-from-behind win over Davenport in the WHAC Championship. The team also shared the Team of the Year award with Women’s Golf, as both Judges selected the women’s basketball media guide won their respective WHAC Championships and advanced to Nationals. cover designed by Gatt and Moore as the nation’s best. The guide itself ranked sixth. 7. Austin Stillman, men’s golfer, entertained the crowd when men’s golf and baseball took the stage to accept their shared trophy for Male Team The men’s soccer guide placed fourth, and the of the Year. Golf won the program’s first WHAC team title by a single stroke, women’s came in 13th. and baseball won its third straight WHAC title, ending the season with a Since 2006, Madonna media guides have earned four 5 6 No. 10 national ranking and a second straight appearance in the National firsts, finished in the top five 16 times, and produced Championship. two “Best in the Nation” covers.

36 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 37 Department of Justice Federal Advisory training for Michigan police officers. A Tammie Groth ’04 (psychology Committee to integrate law enforcement member of Madonna’s criminal justice and ’07 History) recently received BEYOND THE POND information systems. faculty, Harvey will resign as Garden the 2010 Robert Ross Personal MDA City City Manager to take on his new Achievement Award of Michigan. This ALUMNI NEWS AND STORIES 1990s responsibilities. national award program recognizes the accomplishments and community Christopher Kubik ’90 (international Dr. Susan service of adults over 18 with disabilities business and economics) is assistant Maples ’94 due to any muscular dystrophy-related professor and chair of Business Alumni News & Networking is a click away! Visit www.madonna.edu and click on Alumni & Friends to subscribe (master’s disease. Groth teaches seventh-grade Administration at Colby-Sawyer to the monthly E-News. Stay informed about upcoming continuing education courses, special events, career services, and more. business social studies in the talented and gifted College. He was awarded the College’s Send your alumni stories to Amy Perry at [email protected]. administration) program at East Middle School in highest teaching award at its 2010 celebrates Plymouth, Mich. Commencement. The Jack Jensen Award twenty-five in Troy, Mich. He facilitates and assists in the private for Excellence in Teaching recognizes the years of service 1960s with investigations of alleged violation sector, where fundamental at her dental Geraldine of integrity and compliance standards he has worked importance practice in (Morehead) in Kelly Services’ corporate or branch to improve of the quality Holt, Mich., Johnson ’69 offices. A retired police commander efficiencies of teaching where she (nursing) is from the Wayne County Sheriff while reducing and celebrates specializes in a registered Department, Thompson said, “My degree costs and those who adult cosmetic nurse for from Madonna helped prepare me generating dedicate and advanced restorative dentistry. US Health for the challenges and service in law new revenues. themselves to Maples also provides executive Homecare enforcement. It helped me move up the A lifelong the teaching leadership coaching, team building, in metro ranks within the Sheriff Department, and Dearborn profession. target marketing, and strategic Detroit. She now aids me in my new career. resident, Miller volunteers for the Burn Kubik holds planning assistance to businesses in her lives in Oak Drive, Dearborn Goodfellows, Meals on a D.B.A. in community. “Something I truly enjoy Andriy Khomyn ’06 (philosophy) was Park with her husband Frank, and is 1980s Wheels and Divine Child Parish. finance from doing outside of my dental practice,” ordained a priest on Sept. 19, 2010, very active at Madonna. It made no Anderson University and an M.B.A. from she said. In her free time, she writes for at Immaculate Conception Parish in Diane Marie difference to the Felician Sisters that Dr. Linda the University of Detroit. He lives in business publications, speaks at national Hamtramck, in the Ukraine Catholic Hathaway ’83 Johnson was a non-Catholic African (Houff) Hanover, N.H. conferences and to dental students rite. An Eastern rite Basilian brother, he (allied health) American student. They helped her get Miedema about practice management and ethics. chose Father Eugene as his religious was elected to Gerry Vento ’91 (management) a Madonna education, in any way they ’85 (master’s name. Several of his alumni friends the Michigan was named head coach for Livonia could; including driving her to and from nursing Kirstie (Solano) Mullins ’97 (English/ and Madonna faculty witnessed his Supreme Stevenson’s varsity boys hockey the bus stop each day. Johnson was administration) speech) is the new principal at Barnes ordination by the Most Reverend Richard Court in team. Last year, as assistant coach, he so grateful for the Sisters’ support that serves as Elementary School in Flat Rock, Mich. The Stephen Seminack, Ukrainian Catholic 2008. Her helped the Spartans claim the 2009- when she bought her first car, she would associate vice former second-grade teacher said, “I am Eparch of Chicago. Khomyn completed term expires 2010 Kensington Lakes Activities drive them wherever necessary. Johnson president for very excited about this new opportunity, the Catholic Integrated Core Curriculum January 1, Association-Central Division Conference tells how she and four other students planning and and I look forward to the school year through Madonna’s St. Mary’s College at 2017. Before Championship. Vento owns Vento almost didn’t graduate because they had assessment beginning.” Mullins taught elementary Orchard Lake. not completed their final exams. The day joining the for Brevard Decorative Concrete in Livonia, school for 12 years in the Detroit and before graduation, the Felician Sisters Supreme Community College Titusville in Florida. specializing in quality craftsmanship in downriver area. She and husband Gene, Young Kyu worked with all five students to ensure Court, Justice Miedema oversees the College’s strategic home improvement. “The degree that live in Allen Park with their children (Terry) Kim they passed the test and could graduate. Hathaway served 16 years as Wayne planning methods and accreditation I received from Madonna gave me the Sophia and Peyton. ’07 (social “This dedication to students made County Circuit Court judge, where she processes. She has more than 25 years opportunity to open and successfully run work) is a Madonna such a special place, the Sisters presided over civil, criminal, family, and experience in the nursing industry. my business,” said Vento. 2000s social worker did whatever they could to help us all appellate matters. She also was a visiting for Betterlife David Harvey Ryan Thomason ’00 (management) succeed,” said Johnson. judge of the Michigan Court of Appeals. Michael Robinson ’84 (criminal justice) Adult Day ’93 (criminal owns Three Cedars Farm Landscaping Justice Hathaway earned her law degree has joined the Motion Picture Association Health Care justice) has in Northville, Mich. — a commercial from Detroit College of Law in 1987. She of America as vice president and director (ADHC), in 1970s been selected and residential full-service company. has five children and three grandchildren of United States Anti-Piracy Operations Van Nuys, as executive Thomason played soccer for Madonna. Malcolm and lives in the Detroit area with her in Sherman Oaks, Calif. Robinson Calif. Betterlife director of “Going to school at Madonna was such a Thompson ’74 husband. leads anti-piracy investigations and ADHC specializes in the evaluation the Michigan great experience. My degree gave me the (criminal justice) is a countermeasures for the association’s of medical social needs, providing Richard Miller ’84 (occupational safety Commission opportunity to start my own business,” security coordinator member studios; Disney, Fox, Paramount, initial and continuing assessment, and health, fire science) was appointed on Law he said. for Kelly Services, NBCUniversal, Sony, and Warner Brothers. and developing care plans for elderly to fire chief for the Dearborn Fire Enforcement, a global, Fortune Robinson served as director of the patients. Kim provides one-on-one Department. Miller retired as senior where he will Patrick Moore ’03 (journalism/public 500, temporary Michigan State Police. He was elected counseling for supportive intervention, battalion chief from the Dearborn oversee and relations) was named the 2009-10 staffing company, president of the International Association active listening, and emotional support. headquartered department in 2007 to pursue a career of Chiefs of Police, and chaired a U.S. approve all Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference Sports Information Director of the Year. “It’s been a very rewarding experience

38 MADONNA NOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010 39 working with the elderly in need, and I’m really glad that I’m able to help them,” said Kim. He also holds a master’s degree WHY MADONNA? in social work.

William O’Sullivan ’08 (sports management) enters his first season with the San Jose Giants as director of food DEEPINDER UPPAL and beverage. This is O’Sullivan’s second Benefactor | 1937 Society year working for the Giants. He served Deepinder Uppal, a professor of English and communication at Southwestern as a promotion intern for two years with Michigan College with an upbringing in Sikhism, was first enlisted to mentor Detroit sports radio station 97.1 “The Dean Adkins, Madonna’s director of major gifts and gift planning, in order Ticket” before making his way to San for Adkins to better understand the growing Sikh presence in SE Michigan Jose. Bryant George ’10 (criminal justice) Stephanie Tadajewski ’10 (child philanthropy. A frequent visitor to campus, Uppal became strongly acquainted Jacqueline picture here (far right) with First Lady development) accepted a classroom with Madonna values and the serendipitous possibilities in philanthropy. Gatt ’08 Michelle Obama, at the Detroit Institute assistant position, this fall, in the early “When Dean talked about planned giving instruments that could help me (sports of Arts. Because of an internship he childcare program with the Northville solve some financial issues, and simultaneously create an irrevocable planned management) completed with the U.S. Secret Service, Public School district, where she will aid gift to do good, I was all for it. These types of charitable solutions had never enters her and his mentoring work with Big in the development of young children. been presented to me before,” said Uppal, who recently recorded a multi- third season Brothers Big Sisters, George was given Tadajewski has worked in the child million dollar intention with the University in the form of a deferred gift. as an assistant the opportunity to drive one of the development field for the past six years. Deepinder Uppal presents Sister Rose Marie Kujawa a Uppal teaches and believes that religion should be a unifying concept, not coach for the vehicles in the First Lady’s motorcade She currently is pursuing her teaching commemorative dahl shield. A falcon adorns the shield, a point of division. Founded in Punjab in the fifteenth century, Sikhism is symbolizing the last Pontiff of Sikhs, Guru Gobind Singh. Two Wayne State when she visited Detroit last May. While certificate at Madonna, after which she a monotheistic religion that, today, ranks as the fifth largest religion in the George awaits word on his academy date will enter the Master’s in Teaching Autism Sarbloh Kirpan swords, Miri and Piri, symbolizing the secular and University spiritual forces influencing the soul, center the falcon. The shield world, with some 20 million followers. volleyball with the United States Marshal Service, Spectrum Disorders program. is studded by four four Khandas, an important Sikh amalgam “This is an opportunity to promote a dialogue between two religions,” said team. Her he has accepted a position as a Madonna representing knowledge of God and the eternal nature of God. Uppal. “I am doing my part to live out the sentiments in Wand Kay Shako.” responsibilities include recruiting, University admissions officer, recruiting www.alumni.madonna.edu Taught by Guru Nanak Dev, founder of Sikhism, Wand Kay Shako means that one should share one’s wealth with others in the practice planning, coaching, travel students in Wayne County. community to profoundly inspire and support society. accommodations and study table with players. Gatt played four years on the Sister Rose Marie Kujawa, Madonna president, was impressed with Uppal’s respect for the Sikh faith and for his vast understanding Crusaders’ volleyball squad and earned of the significance religion holds in our lives and communities. NAIA All-American honors, as well as “He reflected a strong thirst for knowledge of the eternal mysteries, which I found inspiring,” she said. “We at Madonna University several regional and conference awards. are fortunate to call Deep a friend. He holds many values which are consistent with our own.” In May 2010 Gatt completed her MBA with a focus on sports administration.

Sarah Storti LUCY THOMAS ’09 (music Benefactor | Foundation Board Member management) “I received a quality education at Madonna, which afforded me excellent business opportunities,” took top honors said Lucy Thomas, class of 1983, about why she supports the University with monetary gifts, in WXYZ’s 2010 and donations of her time and ideas. Dream Cruise Idol Contest “Madonna is highly respected locally and nationally, and it is my goal to continue that standing and walked and direction; through my donations, and my participation in Madonna activities.” away with a A very committed member of the Foundation board, Thomas travels from Louisiana twice a $5,000 Art year to attend meetings. “I enjoy the meetings and look forward to doing anything I can to Van shopping help promote Madonna University and its continued growth. The meetings also provide me an spree. As lead opportunity to reconnect with friends and family in the area. singer of the local band Each year she sponsors a table at the scholarship fundraiser and makes sure that other family Juicy, Storti can be found most weekends members can attend and enjoy the event. She regularly gives to the Annual Fund, supports the performing in the Downriver area. Scholar-Am Golf Classic, and she has made several gifts to the newly constructed Franciscan Lucy Thomas with husband David She is actively pursuing a career in Center to honor her family. the entertainment industry. While at  Pictured (L-R) are members of the class of 1954. Delphine Midura (sociology/ Thomas enthusiastically supports her alma mater, because she believes that by contributing to Madonna University’s success, she Madonna, Storti performed in the Lyric history) and Wanda Okasinski (chemistry/biology) scheduled a personal tour also is supporting students’ interests and helping them succeed. Theatre productions of Godspell, Into the of the Franciscan Center through the Alumni Office. They said they thoroughly “I so appreciate how everyone at Madonna looks after the well-being of the students, the alumni, donors and each other. Many Woods, and Urinetown. enjoyed every detail of the tour. They encouraged others to visit campus and see of the opportunities we, as alumni, enjoy, are the result of our Madonna education,” Thomas said. “We must make sure future the overwhelming progress that Madonna is making. generations have the same opportunities, by lending our support where we can.”

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We’d love to see you on campus! For more information about these events, check out the calendar located under QuickLinks at madonna.edu, or call the number listed here. A $ indicates there is a fee for the event. October 2010 24 Michigan Flute Orchestra, Kresge Hall, 7 p.m., $ to benefit the Music Dept., 734-432-5443 29 Franciscan Symposium. Keynote Dr. Karen Oates on sustainability, Franciscan Center, 1 p.m. November 2010 2 Author talk & book signing with Joan Broggi, the mother of a special son. Library, 12 p.m., 734-432-5680 4 Foundation Board Meeting, 6 p.m., Founders Room, University Center 12 Madonna Star Search Variety show, Kresge Hall, 7:30 p.m., $, 734-432-5443 14 Guitar Concert $, 6 p.m., Kresge Hall 734-432-5706 19 Student Concert, Kresge Hall, 7:30 p.m., 734-432-5517 20 High School Master Class, Jazz with Joshua James, Kresge Hall, 11 a.m., $, 734-432-5443 20 High School Master Class, Strings with Velda Kelly, Kresge Hall, 3 p.m., $, 734-432-5443 22 Tour of Presentation Central Convent (Motherhouse), 1 p.m., 734-432-5839 16-18 Founders Day/Spirit Week, 734-432-5881 December 2010 4 Amahl and the Night Visitors, Kresge Hall, $, 734-432-5715 5 Deo Gratias donor recognition, University Center, 734-432-5421 5 Chorale Christmas Concert, St. Anne Church, Warren, 4 p.m., $, 734-432-5443 7 Author talk and book signing with Livonia Teacher Colleen Fisher, Library, 3 p.m., 734-432-5680 February 2011 7-11 Diversity Week, 734-432-5308 March 2011 4 A Polish Celebration to benefit scholarships. Authentic Polish food and music, silent auction and other activities. Sponsorships available. Invitations forthcoming. 734-432-5421 7 Lecture on Sikh Religion/Culture, TBD, noon, 734-432-5308 11 Classical Music Concert, Kresge Hall, 7 p.m., 734-432-5308