NON PROFIT ORG U.S. POSTAGE College of Education PAID RALEIGH, NC 2015 Campus Box 7801 PERMIT No. 2353 Raleigh, NC 27695-7801 ANNUAL REPORT Impacting Education in North Carolina “Today, graduation day, and Beyond is a good day for North Carolina. This wonderful College of Education has prepared you for new heights of achievement. You’re going to help us resume our historical North Carolina path of progress and national leadership in education.”

Gov. Jim Hunt ‘59, ‘62, addressing graduates at the May 8, 2015, College of Education graduate degree commencement

ced.ncsu.edu [email protected] Message from the Interim Dean

We are at the intersection of great challenges and opportunities. Too many students in North Carolina lack access to high-quality 1st 100% education and come from families that are “very high research activity” of elementary education traditionally underserved. It is becoming university accredited by the graduates passed the new increasingly difficult for middle-income families Council for the Accreditation rigorous licensing exams to financially support their children’s continuation in postsecondary of Educator Preparation (statewide pass rate 67%) education. At the same time we in the College of Education are developing new knowledge and learning technologies, which can improve teaching, learning and leadership.

In order to increase our impact to improve education, we in the Top-3 College of Education have taken salient measures to be strategic. We seek to build on our successes in what we do well in research, teaching and engagement to implement more boldly College our mission and our moral imperative to impact positively the lives in grant dollars awarded of those individuals who need us the most. We are committed per faculty member to transformational change with our new vision: at NC State The College of Education will lead the way in North Carolina 92% Top-10 in increasing opportunities for success in education and reducing of graduates from 2013 achievement gaps. We will do this by: are still employed Major • Leveraging digital education among nearly 100 majors as teachers • Promoting STEM and literacy education at NC State • Forging strong, interdepartmental collaborations and cohesion (Elementary Education) • Building vibrant, supportive external partnerships

This annual report highlights some of the important foundational work for our vision. Credit for this progress goes to our faculty, staff, students, alumni and donors. You are our NC State College of Education community, and we could not be prouder of the 50% work that you do. endowment growth since 2010 In July I had the honor of becoming interim dean to continue to lead the college on our upward trajectory of excellence and positive impact with the goal of improving education in the state and nation. 99% I hope you will believe, as I do, in our research, knowledge and of participants in 15,600+ strength. We will continue to tackle the most pressing challenges NC State’s Math and educators from around in education with a philosophy as simple as it is powerful: Science Education the world reached “Think and Do.” Network have gone through our Friday Institute Dr. Mary Ann Danowitz on to college online or in-person Interim Dean professional development

programs Who We Are 2014-2015

High-Tech, High-Touch Learning

The College of Education offers graduate and undergraduate students a personalized 1,944 experience that equips them for the ever­ total changing 21st-century­ classroom. To enrollment align with our vision, we’ve created a curriculum that advocates for literacy and STEM education, combined with a tight 694 focus on applying cutting­-edge, solution-­ undergraduate driven research. Through small classroom settings, cohesive student cohorts, effective partnerships with schools and education 805 innovators, world­-class faculty and unique master’s experiential opportunities, we have become a national leader in student success. 400 The college is currently positioned at the doctoral nexus of two high tech hubs: NC State, a preeminent research university with elite science, technology and math programs; and Raleigh, a cradle of the next wave 45 alternative of tech entrepreneurship. This primes the licensure College of Education to produce fruitful opportunities for its students on campus and allows us to lead the movement to improve education across the state. 67 tenure-track faculty 14,182 alumni #1 in production 459 degrees of STEM teachers conferred in North Carolina “These stories show a university tackling the challenges of our time with Impact in North Carolina intellectual rigor and boundless energy.” Chancellor Randy Woodson

Research Funding Belk Endowment Grant: Helping Develop the Next Generation The College has had an outstanding year of Community College Leaders generating external support to undertake high- impact research and development to improve As a record number of top community college education in North Carolina. In 2014-15, granting leaders across North Carolina prepare to retire, agencies awarded $10.6 million in new funding the John M. Belk Endowment has awarded for 45 proposals submitted by College of NC State a $525,000 grant for a professional Education faculty. Approximately $8.3 million development program to help prepare the next in additional requested funding is still pending. generation of community college leaders. Among tenure-track faculty, 75 percent are principal investigators (PIs), co-PIs, and/or senior Envisioning Excellence for Community College personnel on one or more sponsored projects. Leadership is a two-year project designed to The college currently ranks fifth in total research strengthen community colleges by developing expenditures among all colleges and units at exceptional leaders. NC State is partnering NC State. Integration of research and outreach with The Aspen Institute, a nationally renowned is one of our key differentiators. educational and policy studies organization, and North Carolina community college leaders to integrate evidence-based best practices Friday Institute for into both its graduate education and leadership Educational Innovation development programs for aspiring community college presidents and other executive-level In FY 2015, the Friday Institute was awarded college leaders. $2.6 million in new funds for a total of $18.6 million in active grants from federal and state Research shows community colleges with agencies, private foundations and private- the highest levels of student success have sector corporations. Through cutting-edge exceptionally talented leaders whose expertise research and cross-sector collaboration, the enables them to inspire student, academic Friday Institute has engaged educators and and organizational excellence. The impending leaders in more than 100 North Carolina retirements of dozens of North Carolina’s school districts, all 50 states and more than top community college leaders present a 80 other countries. It has influenced federal challenge as well as an opportunity to align our and state education policy, convened national programs in educational leadership, policy, and international education leaders, and and human development with ambitious goals developed innovative models and programs for student success. to help schools become innovative, future- oriented organizations prepared for the digital transformation of education. Impact in North Carolina

Principal of the Year Once he earns his doctorate, Lassiter would Works to Complete like to advocate for better educational policy and Doctorate at NC State school governance. “Educators in North Carolina need to feel valued for the work and energy Steve Lassiter, principal they put into educating our children every day. of Pitt County’s Pactolus We can do this by increasing pay, including Elementary School, received their voice in legislative decision making and North Carolina’s Principal changing how we present North Carolina public of the Year award. Lassiter is currently completing schools to the general public,” he said. “I would his doctorate in educational leadership. work on changing that perception of teachers in North Carolina.” As the state’s Principal of the Year, Lassiter makes many trips from Greenville to Raleigh, where he serves as an advisor to the State Board of College of Education Supports Education and to State Superintendent June Beginning Teachers in North Carolina Atkinson. He is also on the board of the Public School Forum of North Carolina. The College of Education is committed to supporting beginning teachers throughout the Lassiter always had NC State on his mind for state of North Carolina. One of the college’s advanced education. “NC State has always signature programs is the Beginning Teacher been in my educational trajectory. I wanted Institute (BTI). BTI is focused on providing a different experience in becoming a school support to new teachers in an effort to both leader,” he said. “I wanted to choose a doctoral improve performance and assist in retention. program that was innovative and that catered to the needs of the student. I found that in the BTI includes a three-day summer institute and NC State educational leadership program.” follow-up sessions during the school year to support new teachers in organizing, planning, Lassiter’s research project will focus on the implementing and analyzing instruction. Topics experiences of teachers who work with for BTI are practical and based on participant struggling readers. He wants to investigate input. Facilitators and speakers are successful, how teachers of early readers in kindergarten practicing teachers including the North Carolina through second grade work to help struggling Teacher of the Year as well as faculty and staff readers learn. from the College of Education. Impact Beyond North Carolina

Experiential Education Professor Marshall: Personalization NC State’s Fulbright of Learning Paths Melissa Goto ‘17 always Scholar in Mathematics knew she wanted to be a teacher. Last spring she One NC State professor Jere Confrey and her team had the opportunity to was recently awarded are currently working on attend the Collaborative Fulbright scholar awards the Diagnostic Assessment Conference for Student and grants for the 2015- Project, funded by the Achievement, hosted by the North Carolina 2016 academic year. National Science Foundation. Innovative and Department of Public Instruction, as a college powerful ways of teaching and learning lose intern. At this conference, she had the chance Education professor Patricia L. Marshall was traction because they are difficult to assess. to network with leaders in the profession, selected for a Fulbright Scholar award and This project seeks to solve this problem by attend workshops, meet the National Teacher is teaching in Ecuador for the 2015-16 academic developing dynamic digital assessments that of the Year and even read a personal essay year. She is part of the Department of Teacher accurately measure student thinking about to over 2,000 conference attendees. “This Education and Learning Sciences. She will mathematics. Teachers receive immediate experience opened my mind to education at the teach a two-semester seminar course on feedback on their students’ learning to permit state level and has affected my outlook on multicultural/comparative education to fourth- them to adjust their instruction and provide teaching in general. I am grateful that NC State year education students at Universidad San targeted interventions. looks for ways that students can grow through Francisco de Quito. experiences like this one,” said Goto. This past year, as the assessments were “As part of my study I will be exploring how developed, local area students and teachers Majoring in elementary education, she is active changing the dominant language of instruction were invited to review the prototypes and at NC State in the following programs: Chancellor’s in the second semester of the course affects provide feedback through clinical interviews and Aide, University Honors, Education Council, students’ receptivity to and personal investment play testing conducted via online and in-person College of Education Student Ambassador, in critical study of race and economic class focus groups. Confrey also received funding from Passport to Success, Student Advisory Board, prejudice as significant factors in educational the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation for her Club Swim Team and the Multicultural Young disparities in both the U.S. and Ecuador,” project titled Learning Maps Based On Possible Educators Network. Marshall said. “I will also engage in study of Paths Through Relational Learning Clusters my own cultural competency and my enactment (RLCs): Grades 6-9 Math, which aims to create of culturally relevant pedagogy in this South primary learning resources to help students American context.” and teachers capitalize on the personalization of learning paths in mathematics. She will also work on projects with Ecuador’s Ministry of Education. You can follow this journey on her blog: patsspan.blogspot.com Giving Back Hiller Spires was awarded a grant for a two-year, $1.5 million project, Suzhou North America High School: Celebrating Impact: Education Legacy Connecting to the Future. Spires and her Service to the College Honors Friendship team are helping design the school, After completing a five-year When John Jenkins and including a rigorous and global curriculum, term, M. Jayne Fleener John Crow were introduced, dynamic pedagogies, emerging stepped down as dean of both men were on their way technologies and collaborative the College of Education to successful professional learning spaces. June 30 and returned to her careers; Jenkins was passion, a commitment to teacher education involved in the electrical contracting business research and innovation for the college at the and Crow was teaching and serving as a local Friday Institute. Methodist pastor. As their friendship grew, Jenkins credited his friend for helping him find Since joining NC State in 2010, Fleener has a path to a healthier and more prosperous life. worked to coordinate, consolidate and reorganize a number of programs in the College of Education. While their careers took them in different Under her leadership, the college has excelled directions, over the years the men kept in touch in turning around declining enrollments, reorgan- and would see each other occasionally in Tarboro, izing the Ph.D. program and enhancing the student North Carolina. Before Jenkins passed away in experience in the face of numerous challenges. February of 2014 after a long life and successful career, it was his wish to honor his friend Crow Last year, the college’s graduate program placed by allocating a portion of his estate to establish 51st in the nation in the highly competitive U.S. a fund at the College of Education. The John News & World Report rankings, with a remarkable L. Crow and John R. Jenkins Scholarship gain of 28 spots from the previous year. Financial Endowment, funded in September 2014 with support for the college also increased drama- an initial gift of $40,000, will benefit students tically during Fleener’s tenure. Unrestricted giving in the Department of Science, Technology, and overall giving more than doubled between Engineering and Mathematics Education. 2010 and 2015. The endowment also grew from $1,879,920 to $3,571,267 in the same time period. Crow received a B.S. in industrial arts, an M.S. in industrial and technical education, and an Ed.D. in adult and community college education from NC State. He is a member of the Academy of Outstanding Teachers at NC State and was selected as an NC State Alumni Distinguished Professor in 1984. Crow retired from full-time service at NC State in 1992 after teaching “Jayne was a positive, engaging for 30 years. He currently teaches part-time and thoughtful dean. Her commitment as an assistant professor emeritus. to student success and passion for improving education were inspiring to all.” Dan Taylor, chair of the College of Education Advisory Board Giving Update

Cherished Professor, Lasting Support

In February of 2015, $204,400 $1,811,131 $114,772 awarded in College of Education total giving to the college annual giving total the College of Education (July 1, 2014, to June 30, 2015) community lost a very student scholarships for FY 2015 special friend, supporter and retired administrator, Distribution of Scholarships Where Gifts Came From How Gifts Were Used Edgar John Boone. A proud “farm boy” from (unrestricted annual giving) Parents Varnado, Louisiana, Ed began his journey in 1.49% higher education at the LSU and continued it Alumni Facilities Graduate students at the University of Wisconsin to earn his Ph.D. Other organizations 12.9% Faculty/staff 0.04% 34% 0.2% Endowment 34.9% 11.65% The Boones came to Raleigh and NC State in Other individuals 1963. He founded and became the head of the 5.09% Current Department of Adult and Community College operations Education, where he held the W. Dallas Herring Corporations 88.31% 5.14% Professorship. The students affectionately Undergrads referred to his course as “Booneology.” His 66% tenure included the publication of multiple books and other materials on adult education. Foundations Upon retirement, he continued to work on 40.28% community college leadership programs and directly supported many students in order to help them complete doctoral and master’s programs in adult education. His students remember him as a professor who went to all lengths to assist them in being successful Annual CED Endowment Totals $93,295 in their endeavors. (From FY 2010 to FY 2015) gifts to the College of Education Excellence Fund Ed and his wife, Ethel, have been giving back 67 to NC State and the College of Education students 3.571M 3.236M for decades. In 2014 they established the received direct 2.868M Edgar J. & Ethel B. Boone Adult and Community scholarship 44 2.415M 2.489M 1.879M College Leadership Award Endowment with support from Chancellor’s Circle a leadership gift. This endowment, which the college donors, alumni $3,571,267 many friends and former students of his have endowment total and friends contributed to, will support graduate students (as of June 30, 2015) contributed $1,000+ who are specializing in adult and community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 college education or higher education. to the college Thank you for including the College of Education Thank you for including the College of Education Honor Roll of Donors in your philanthropic priorities. Honor Roll of Donors in your philanthropic priorities.

Catherine Acitelli Donna and Sanford Boswell Lili and Jaime Collazo Sybil and Barry Ferree Elizabeth and Robert Green Janice Hunter Dianne and Thomas Lawing, Jr. Doretha and Harold Mitchell Betty Adams Peggy Bower Karen and John Collins Patricia Fields Franklin Green Nancy and Joseph Huntt Kathryn and Michael Lawn, Jr. Rachel and Donald Mohorn Michelle Aheron Margaret and Milton Boyce Joyce and Marvin Connelly, Jr. Charlene and Robert Fields, Jr. Christine Greene Ann and Carlton Ipock Wendy and William Lawton Phyllis and Joseph Mohr Mary Love Albert Bettie and Derris Bradshaw Consumer Education Services Dana and Elliott Fisher, Jr. Gwendolyn Johnson-Green Melissa and Robert Jackowski Marjorie Lea Kathy and Wilson Montague Pamela and Kenneth Aldridge Jean and William Brady Gail and Charles Cooke Lewis Fitch and Bobby Green, Jr. Alyssa Jackson The Learning Accelerator Debbie and Robert Moore Cynthia Joette Allen Peggy and Kenneth Brady Joann and Corbin Cooper Renee and Kelly Fitzgerald Shelly and William Gregg Jane and Ray Jackson John Lee Elizabeth and David Moore Peggy and Benjamin Allen Rebecca and Matthew Bramlett David Cooper, Jr. Jayne Fleener and Michael Merritt Kelly and Robert Griffin LaTeisha Jeannis Sarah and Wayne Lee Kathryn and Dan Moore Sidney Allen Terrilyn and Mitchell Brantley Melinda Coughlin Regina and Neal Floyd, Jr. Dorothy and Thomas Grimes Estate of John Jenkins Warren Lee Karen and Steve Morey Marilyn and Charles Allison Mary and V.R. Brantley, Jr. Cynthia and Brent Cousins Joan and John Forbes, Jr. Jay Groce Elizabeth and Thomas Jochum Donna and Joseph Lemons Kristin Moriarity Joni and James Amerson, Jr. Elizabeth and Andrew Brehler Becky and Thomas Covey, III Elizabeth and Robert Ford Gayenell and Timothy Gull Connie and Sidney Johnson Lenovo Carolyn and Mark Morton, Sr. Carolyn Anderson Rebekah Brewer Dorenda and Roy Cox Wayne Forte Lucille Hainsworth and Bartel Turk Diane and John Johnson Peggy and Dennis Levin Nancy and Wendell Moseley Judith and Harry Anderson Robert Bridges Janice and Cleve Cox Frances and J.D. Foster Constance and R. Phillip Haire Janet and James Johnson Cathy and Robert Lichauer Iyailu Moses Grover Andrews Eugenia and Brantley Briley Monteen and James Cox Norma and Ben Fountain, Jr. Robert Halatek Jenny and Andrew Johnson James Lineberger, Jr. Amber Moshakos and Tyler Kaune Amy and Steven Armstrong Britt and Associates Cynthia and Charles Crabtree William Fowler Ann and Vance Hamilton Joyce and Charles Johnson Marjorie and Don Locke Chantal Moshakos Judith Armstrong Lee and Bill Britt Amanda Cranfill Cinnamon Frame and John Wood Ingrid and John Handley Laura and James Johnson Lee and Blaine Logan, III Crystal Moshakos Roy Armstrong, Jr. Mary Ashley and David Brook William Cross Jennie Franklin Ruthann and Anthony Hargrove Martha Johnson Kevin Logel Joy and Lou Moshakos Dorothy Ashworth Frances and Joyner Brooks Jenny and Ricky Crumpler Ruth and Michael Freeman Caitlin Harmon Michelle and Tomell Johnson Elsie and Sotello Long Elena and Daniel Mosqueda John Atkins Phyllis and Baxter Broughton Mary Currin Jane Frost Sandra and Randy Harrell Phyllis Johnson Longview Foundation Lucille and Stephen Mowles June Atkinson and William Gurley Beverly Brown Jo Ann Dalton Kayte Jo Sexton Fry Barbara and Charles Harrill Rachel and Jamil Johnson Linn and Anthony Lopez, Jr. Wanda and Roger Mozingo Barbara and M.K. Aycock, Jr. Julia and Thomas Brown Robert Dalton David Frye, Jr. Anthony Harrington Shannon and Kyle Johnson Linda Lowe Shirley and Woody Myers Julia Bagwell Patricia and David Bryant Pamela and William Dannelly Gladys and Thomas Fulcher Edith and Carl Harris Jean and T.O. Johnson, Jr. Martha Jansky Lowry Ann and John Myhre Dennis Bailey Virginia and Charles Bryant, Sr. Mary Ann Danowitz and Maria Dolzer Sue and Thomas Fulghum Marcia and Leonard Harris Bobbie Darnell Jones Margaret and Ashleigh Lucas Jo Naglich and Barry Jones Bonni Lynn Baird and Robert Kochuk Betsy Buchanan Sherry and William Daughety Kathy and Kenneth Fuller Valerie and William Harris Brittany Heather Jones Deborah and Sidney Luck Charles and Irene Nanney Foundation Mary Baker Jenny and Jason Burkhart Willa and Raeford Daughtry Kaitlyn Fussell Alecia and Thomas Harrison Donna and Leon Jones Gina and Brian Lunsford Priscilla and David Nanney, Jr. Viola Baldwin Burroughs Wellcome Fund Gail and John Davis Sarah and David Fussell Tracey Hartman Leslie Jones Anna and John Lynch Ruth and Ben Neal Gene Ballard Linda Burrows Phyllis and Eric Davis Lorraine and George Gail Mildred and Everette Hartzog Pamela and David Jones Judy and Wiley Mabe E. Kathleen Nelson Melissa and Joseph Banks Renee and Antonio Bush Judy and Rickie Day Paul Gainey Smitty Harvell Rick Jones Julie and Bruce Mallette Marsha and Robert Nelson, Jr. Catherine and John Baratta Andrea and John Butler Shirley and Ernest Dean, Jr. Rebecca and Ronald Garland Paul Douglas Haskins Stella and Joseph Jones Ann and Joseph Mann Karen Nery Rosalind and Fletcher Barber, Jr. Rebecca Caison Mark Dearmon Heidi Garner Linda and Robert Hatcher Emilie and Bernard Kane, Jr. Marianne and Wayne Marshall Telea and Reginald Newkirk G. Rex Barker Nancy and Roger Callanan Dana Deaton and Finley Lee Martha and Alton Garner Peyton and Scott Hatfield Beth and Brooks Kaplan Christy Martin Patricia and Slater Newman Lucy and Bill Barnes Beth and Bill Cameron Lynn and Dewey Dellinger Sammie and Darrell Garner Shelba and Larry Hatley Carol Kasworm Patricia and John Martinez Mary and Ernest Newton Norma and John Barnes, III Nancy and James Camp Carol and Joseph Dello Stritto, Sr. Sue and Daniel Garriss Ladonna and Larry Hauser Margaret and William Keller, Jr. Kathryn Martin-Riddle Tessa Nicholes Victoria Barnhardt Helen and Jimmy Campbell William Dempsey Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Annette Hawkins Raymond Kelling Mary Martorella Jean and Everett Nichols, Jr. Matthew Barr Teresa and Joseph Campbell, Jr. Kaye Denning Norma and Keith Gibby Waldo Hawkins Rosemary and John Kelly Sharon and Russell Marvel Therese and Travis Nickens Ann and Rufus Bartholomew Tina and James Canfield Janet and William Dennis Gigi and Van Giersch Glenda and W.J. Haynie, III Carol Kent Kristan and Aaron Mathews Karen Niegelsky Patricia and George Baxter, Jr. Katrina and William Cantees, III Elizabeth and John Dixon Tequila Gilmore Barbara and Anthony Heath Gregory Key Cynthia and Ronald Mattson Catherine and Travis Norris Jerry Beal Ann Carper Shirley Dove Elizabeth and Andrew Glatstein Kathryn Hedrick Rownak and Saad Khan Marlee Mattson Katheryn and Otis Northington Frankie and Philip Beaman Cleopatra and William Carr Jacqueline Dove-Miller Carolyn and James Gleeson, Jr. Judith and Alexander Heggie, Jr. Janet Killen Doris and James Mauney Jacquelin Nutt Angela and Claude Becton, III Yvonne and Thomas Carroll Lindsey Drobnich Karyn and Michael Gloden Lou and Joe Helms Helen and William Killian W. Charles May Margaret and Phares Nye Ernestine and Fred Belfield, Jr. Kathleen and Dwight Carter Stephany Dunstan and Brad Robinson Paula Kathleen Godfrey Wendy and Donald Henderson Judith Kinney Katherine Mayberry Brooke and Steven Nyland John M. Belk Endowment Cary Ale House East Main Educational Consulting, LLC Elizabeth and Jerry Godwin Jackie and Leonard Hendricks Sally and Richard Kirby Charles McAdams, III Oak Foundation USA Elizabeth Bell Kaye and Carl Catoe, Jr. Etta and Norris Edge Sheree and Andrew Goettman, Jr. Elsa and Celestino Heres Phillip Kirk, Jr. Donna and Scott McCallum Kristin and Cody Odom BelleJAR Foundation Claire and Robert Chadwick Avis and James Edmundson, Jr. Carolyn and James Goff Donald Hessenflow Bryant Kirkland, III Gretchen and Donald McCoy Steve Oliver Rita and Lyle Beman Anne and Obie Chambers Gloria and George Edwards Cynthia Goins Linda and Emmett Hewitt Andra and Thomas Knecht Martha and Hugh McCullen Sara and Barry Olson Holly Berk Ann Chapoton-Genna M. Janice Edwards Melanie and Woody Good William & Flora Hewlett Foundation Anne and Dennis Koballa Bianca and Chadwick McDavid Margaret and Charles Overbey, Jr. Reva and G.E. Biddix, Jr. and Bernard Genna Patricia and Walter Edwards Nancy Gooding Patty and Gary Hill Cheryl and Patrick Koballa Charles McDonald Martha and James Overby, Sr. Nancy and John Biggers Gena and William Cherry, III Randall Egsegian Dianna and Jeffrey Goodman Sandra and Morgan Hill Michael Koballa, Jr. Judith McGimsey Hilary Overcash Ellen Birch Chi Sigma Iota Martha and Floyd Elliott, Jr. Janell and Henry Goodman Sonia and James Hines Thomas Koballa, Jr. Barbara and Don McGinnis Robin and Dale Overcash Lorraine and Luther Bivins Gerald Chrisco Nancy and John Ellis Goodnight Educational Foundation Lucy and Henry Hinson Carol and Reginald Koontz Cristine and Robert McKinney Shirley and J.C. Overcash, Jr. Lucy and Chester Black Martha and Joseph Ciechalski Tori and Mark Ellison Ann and James Goodnight Janet and Kenneth Hobbs Madeleine Kosman Martha and Gene McKnight Mary and N.J. Owens, Jr. Charlotte Blackwell Aaron Clark Lena and Dale Engstrom James Goodnight Carolyn and Henry Hobgood Rosemarie and Anthony Koszarsky, Jr. Neill McLeod Anna Painter Kathy and Dan Blair, Jr. Arthur Leo Clark Carolyn and Stanley Epstein Sue and Phillip Gore Martha Holland Luis Krug Nata and William McNeal, Jr. Janna and Kevin Pait Deborah Blake Martha and James Clark Joyce and Ronald Erb Bertha Gorham Peggy Holliday Sue and John Kucik Julie McVay Katie and Robert Palmer Margaret and Jon Blanchard Vicki and David Clark, Jr. Sharon and Antonio Evans Diane and Russell Goto Ruth and Deryl Holliday Samara Kuhn-Reynolds Elizabeth Meldau Mary and Don Pardue Richard Bogart Eleanore and James Clarke David Everett, Jr. Jane and Emerson Gower W. Seymour Holt Sandra and Michael Kushman, Jr. Elaine Long Melson Danielle Parker Betty and Kenneth Boham Jo Ann and Frederick Clarke Michael Evers Pauline Goza Deborah and Michael Hopper Amy Kyle Elizabeth Merrill Delores Parker Karan and Billy Joe Boles Tara Cleveland Louis Fabrizio Ronald Glenn Grady Nelda Howell John Lancaster, Sr. Diane and Mickey Michael Doris and Samuel Parker Mary Jane Bolin Duba and George Coats, III Barbara Fair Faye and William Graham Julia and Coy Hudson Phillip Michael Landphair Betty and C.B. Mickle, Jr. Joseph Parker Dorothy Boone Emily and Van Cockerham Patty and Edwards Farr Una and James Graham Sandra and Mark Hudson Robin Lane Deborah and Jerry Miller Lou and Randy Parker Ethel and Edgar Boone Ruth and Bobby Cockerham, Sr. Valerie Faulkner and Jennifer Smith Judith and Frank Grainger Dorothy and Robert Hughes Mary Sue and W.E. Lane Rebecca and James Miller Barbara Parramore Sheryl Boone Marcia and Danny Coffey Pamela Federline Kathleen Gray Susan Humphrey James Langdon, Jr. Connie Milliken Susan Parrish Kathleen and John Boothe Lucy and Spencer Cohen Mary and Robert Felker Kay and Wayne Gray Parker and Baydon Huneycutt Carolyn and Thomas Latimer Brigid Mintern Margaret and Jacob Parrott, Jr. Molly and Danny Bostic, Jr. Ann and Robert Cole Lynn and Alfred Ferguson Shirley and Eugene Gray Carolyn and James Hunt, Jr. Rebecca Law Sandra and Edward Mintz Jeanie and John Paschall

This listing reflects gifts made between July 1, 2014, and June 30, 2015. This listing reflects gifts made between July 1, 2014, and June 30, 2015. We are very fortunate to have an active Advisory Board that advocates Thank you for including the College of Education for the College of Education in a variety of ways. These generous volunteers Honor Roll of Donors in your philanthropic priorities. provide direct support to our students, faculty and programs through personal philanthropy and by involving other individuals and corporate sponsors. The Advisory Board also promotes engagement among alumni and friends Archana Patel Jo Anne and Joseph Rodri, Sr. Fay and Edgar Spicer Peggy and George Vaughan whose combined efforts contribute greatly to the success of the college. Mary and Donald Patten Charles Rogers Hiller Spires and G. Thomas Lee Janis and Bradley Vaughn Susan and Larry Patterson Billie and Wyatt Rogers, Jr. Shawnya Spruill Ladonna and Robert Versteeg Andras Paul June and David Rohrbach William Stainback VG Enterprises Sandra and Robert Peace Evelyn and Norman Rose Jeremy Stang Dorothy and Jake Vinson Frances and R. Fletcher Pearson, Sr. Jeffrey Rosenberg Janice Harrison and Boyd Stanley Sheryl Tillett and George Viverette Sue Peck Linda and William Ross Amy and James Stanley, Jr. Mary and Paul Voss Colleen Nicole Peel Carol and Ford Rowell Dolores and Jeffrey Stark Deborah and Theodore Wagner Gloria and Richard Peele Nelson Rupp, Jr. Tamryn Stark Lucy and Carl Wagner Marla and V.A. Peoples, Jr. Clara and Lindsay Rush Wanda Stephens and Ron Jungling Dorothy Wagoner Fannie and Thomas Perry Lorraine and Charlie Russell Martha and Donald Steppe Cheryl and Wayne Waites Julia and Bradley Peterson Margaret and Lynn St. John Rachel Stevens Patricia and John Walker Andy Petters Cheryl Salmon Linda Brick and Lloyd Stimson Linda Wall Anita and Bobby Phillips Betty and Robert Sanderson Melissa Stivey Laura and Dan Walser Caroline Phillips Margaret Joyner and Michael Sandin Brandon Stokes Walton Family Foundation Betty and Judge Pierce Charles Sane Sabina and Ken Strmiska Jane and Richard Walz Frank Joseph Pintozzi Emily and Leo Santowasso Laurie Strope Charles Ward Teresa Pittman Betty and James Sauls, Jr. Julia and Edward Sugg, Sr. Eunice and Linwood Ward Sue and Ronald Pitts Doris and Darrell Saunders Anna and Brad Sullivan Hope Morgan and Michael Ward Ronald Plummer Shamra and Thomas Sawyer Carol and Stephen Sullivan Peggy and Wilton Ward Amy and Richard Podurgal Angela and Joseph Scarpati, Jr. Brenda Summers Kathleen and Eugene Waszily Judy and William Poe, Jr. Susan and Frederick Schmidt Adam Surgan Charlotte and Louis Watson Kathleen and Gerald Ponder Anne and James Schout, Jr. Jean and Jerry Sutton, Sr. Dwight Watson Carol Pope and N. Andrew Overstreet Carol Schroeder Anthony Swaringen Ruth and William Watson, Jr. Brenda and Richard Porter Ann and Scott Schultz Paola Sztajn and Russell May, II Carol Watters Kimberly Potter and J. Dean Farmer Sheri and Brady Schwab Mary Ellen Taft and Luke Wilkins Meredith Weipert Eddie-Jo and William Powell Donna and Stacy Scroggins Candace and Cary Taylor Twyla Wells Gail and Patrick Powell Ashlyn Scruggs Joann and James Taylor Kara Wenberg Arthur Price Luella and William Scruggs, III Joyce and Allen Taylor Mary and Michael Wenig Faye and Carl Price Melody Sears Nancy and James Taylor Joseph Wescott, II Ann and Donald Price, Sr. Deborah Seate Shannon Taylor Allison Wesley-Jones and Darryl Jones Alice and Mark Primm, Jr. Kay and Kenneth Sebastian Roger G. Taylor & Associates Olivia Donte White Kevyn Creech and Kent Pritchett Melody and Eliott Secrest, Jr. Dan Taylor, Jr. Sarah and Gerald White Pet and Charles Pruden Terry and Michael Senne Jeffrey Teague Becky and Paul Whyte Jaclyn and Joshua Quesinberry Peggy Seymore Kate and Daniel Teitelbaum Martha and Michael Wicker Jane Rabon Cynthia and William Seymour Arnetra and Bernell Terry James Wilburn, Jr. College of Education Lynda and James Rabon Pamela and David Seymour Michelle and Benny Thigpen, II Marsha and Jesse Wilkins, Jr. Dalton Rackley Eloise Sheats Elizabeth Thomas Mary and Frank Willey Advisory Board 2015 Rachel and Curtis Rains Dawn Shephard Frances Thomas Anona and Charles Williams Elaine and Michael Rakouskas Lynn and Timothy Shetzer Nathan Thomas Catherine and Robert Williams Nicole Ralston Jennifer and James Shipp Nicole Thomas Cathy Williams Sarah Capel Dr. Bill McNeal ’05 Dan Taylor Jr. Karen Agnew Ramage Ashley Short Debbie Thompson Jennifer and David Williams Raleigh, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Chairperson B.J. and Jack Rasberry Thomas Shown Patricia and Ronnie Thompson Jo Ann and Franklin Williams Elizabeth and Michael Ray Samuel Shropshire Clara and Robert Thornton Mitchell Williams Farmville, N.C. Gregory Cambridge Ray Nancy and Merl Shultz Sandra Todd-Atkinson Nancy and Robert Willis, Jr. Cindi Crabtree ’ 74 Amber Moshakos ’03 Margaret and Bobby Raynor Susan and Tony Sigmon and Tuck Atkinson, Jr. Frances and Larry Wilson Cary, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Kristy Teskey ’91 Nancy Raynor Sue and Augustus Sims Marilyn and Christopher Tomasic Christina Winter Charlotte, N.C. Stacy Raynor Nicole Slivka Grace and Charles Tomkins, III Lesley and Jonathan Wirt Ruth and Joseph Read Nell Sloan Patricia Toney Allison Witcraft Martha Emrich ’85 Kristin Replogle Gloria and Mike Reaves Ann and Charles Smith Nyla and Gerald Topinka Laura Wolf and Robert Blankenship Raleigh, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Dr. Michael Ward ’77, ’81, ’93 Nancy and Cecil Register Carol and Wayne Smith Juliana Topping and Robert Cybrynski Kristine and Kristin S. Wolfe Raleigh, N.C. Donald Reichard Judith Smith Marcia and Armando Tovar Rosemary and Robert Wolfe Melinda Rennaker Robert Smith Theresa and Russell Tranbarger Claire and John Wolverton, Jr. Dr. Carl Harris ’98 Anne Schout Grace and Don Repass Sandra and William Smith Triangle Psychoeducational Consultants Jackie Woodcock Cary, N.C. New Bern, N.C. Dr. Christina Winter ’94 Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation Sharon and Jesse Smith Paul Tuohig Cecile and Michael Woolard Cary, N.C. Reid Ricciardi Anne and Richard Smith, Jr. S.A. Tuten, Jr. Nancy and Jerry Wright Sarah and Cyril Rice, Jr. Linda and John Soles Christine Tyrlik Laura and Robert Wyatt Rick Jones ’85 Jim Schout Jr. ’67 Dru and Clayton Richardson Barbara and Martin Soloman UCEA Ann and Robert Wyker Raleigh, N.C. New Bern, N.C. Dr. Laura Wyatt ’89, ’98 Stephen Ridgill, II Helen and Carroll Southards Jennifer and George Van Allen Michael York Raleigh, N.C. Jeffrey Robinette Lee Ann and Charlie Spahr Katlyn Van Reenen Allyson and Carl Young Becky Logan Dawn Shephard ’02 Linda and Thomas Robinson, Jr. Joy Spangler and Frank Gourley, Jr. Steven van Westendorp Truly and Michael Younts Alyssa Rockenbach Charlotte and John Speltz Walter VanHorne Susan and Marco Zarate Secretary Vice Chair Marco Zarate ’81 Michelle Rockwell Spencer Foundation Ellen and Michael Vasu Hristiyana Zhelezova Raleigh, N.C. Wilson, N.C. Apex, N.C.

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