2017 IMPACT REPORT LEADERS’ NOTES WHO WE ARE OUR IMPACT

LEADERSHIP SUMMIT TILLMAN HONORS PAT’S RUN TEAM TILLMAN

PARTNERS WAYS TO GIVE LEADERSHIP FINANCIALS ROSTER DONATE A NOTE FROM OUR LEADERS

Dear Friends, Fourteen years ago, the Foundation was born overnight in the wake of tremendous tragedy, and with determination to honor a man whose passion for life was contagious. On and off the field, Pat made his mark as an athlete, scholar, soldier and leader. Together, the Tillman Scholars are now making their mark as leaders in the fields of medicine, business, law, social work, public policy, technology, education, and the arts. As you’ll see in this report, we are making a profound impact by investing in their potential. In 2017, we welcomed another remarkable class of Tillman Scholars, and expanded the network to more than 520 leaders nationwide. As the next generation of private and public sector leaders, the

Tillman Scholars are tackling challenges across national security, healthcare, technology, civil rights Marie Tillman with Tillman Scholars 2016 and education. They believe their best years of service to our country are still ahead of them, and they are committed to strengthening communities at home and around the world. We’re proud to support each of them in their drive to serve and empower others. To date, we have invested more than $15 million, and last year, we kept overhead spending at 5 percent while achieving an over 80 percent program expense ratio. Charity Navigator, America’s largest and most-utilized independent evaluator of charities, recognized our work — awarding us a 4-star rating for exceeding standards. This many years on, we are humbled and grateful for our donors, university partners, the board leadership, and our experienced and dedicated staff. In the following pages, you will find a report detailing our activities throughout the year. Yet, there is so much more to do, and we hope you will find even more ways to get involved and invest our impact in 2018. On behalf of the Tillman Scholars who have been empowered by your commitment and generosity, thank you.

MARIE TILLMAN KILLJAN ANDERSON Board Chair & Co-Founder Executive Director Killjian Anderson, Alex Garwood, & Marie Tillman at Leadership Summit 2017

LEADERS’ NOTES TABLE OF CONTENTS “SOMEWHERE INSIDE, WE HEAR A VOICE. IT LEADS US IN THE DIRECTION OF WHO WE WISH TO BECOME. BUT IT IS UP TO US WHETHER OR NOT TO FOLLOW.” PATRICK TILLMAN ATHLETE. SCHOLAR. SOLDIER. LEADER. Pat was born in 1976 in San Jose, California. He led his high school team to a championship after he was told he was too small to ever play football. recognized Pat’s potential with a scholarship to play as a linebacker for the Sun Devils. What Pat lacked in size, he more than made up for in intensity—he led ASU to the 1997 Rose Bowl after an undefeated season. Between games, Pat earned a B.S. in Marketing, graduating Summa Cum Laude. The selected Pat in the 7th round of the 1998 NFL Draft. Despite skepticism about his ability, he became the team’s starting safety and broke the franchise record for tackles in 2000 with 224. However, Pat’s NFL success did not go to his head. He drove to games in the same beat-up truck he had in college. In the off-season, he challenged himself with marathons and triathlons while pursuing a master’s degree in history from ASU. He volunteered with Boys and Girls Clubs, the March of Dimes, and local schools.

In the spring of 2002, Pat married his high school love, Marie. He then decided to place his NFL career on hold, turning down a $3.6 million contract to enlist in the U.S. Army. Pat and his brother Kevin joined the U.S. Army that July, committing to a three-year term. They were assigned to the second battalion of the , and served tours in in 2003 and in in 2004. On April 22, 2004, Pat’s unit was ambushed. His heroic efforts to provide cover for fellow soldiers led to his tragic death via fratricide.

Pat & served with the 75th Ranger Regiment While the story of Pat’s death may have been more publicized, it is Pat’s life, principles and service that are his true legacy—and this foundation’s inspiration.

WHO WE ARE TABLE OF CONTENTS WHO WE ARE VISION

Family and friends established the Pat Tillman Foundation (PTF) following Pat’s death in April Our vision at the Pat Tillman Foundation is to help develop the next generation of 2004 while he was serving with the 75th Ranger Regiment in Afghanistan. Through the Tillman American public and private sector leaders committed to an idea or cause. Scholars program, PTF is building the leading fellowship program for military veterans and spouses. Founded in 2008, the program supports active-duty service members, veterans and MISSION their spouses with academic scholarships, a national network and professional development opportunities, so they are empowered to make an impact at home and around the world. Our mission is to unite and empower remarkable military veterans and spouses as the These Tillman Scholars are already making a difference in the fields of medicine, law, business, next generation of public and private sector leaders committed to service beyond self. technology, education, the arts and more. That’s why your support for PTF is more than a gift— it’s an investment. CORE VALUES

SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP HUMBLE LEADERSHIP IMPACT Dedication to service beyond Actively pursuing education; Bringing people together to Advancing an idea or cause to self in and out of uniform. listening and learning by doing. achieve uncommon results. make the world a better place.

WHO WE ARE TABLE OF CONTENTS THE TILLMAN $ +MILLION 2014 15 525 U.S. ARMY SCHOLARS INVESTED IN ACADEMIC TILLMAN SCHOLARS SUPPORT TO DATE IN OUR NETWORK THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY PH.D., BIOMECHANICAL ENGINEERING Tillman Scholars are military veterans or spouses with a high potential for impact as demonstrated through a proven track record, the pursuit of education and commitment of their resources to service beyond self. GREG The tenents of the Tillman Scholar Program are:

SCHOLARSHIPS NATIONAL NETWORK PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FREISINGER Annual funding for academic Access to a community of high- Opportunities to advance After 9/11, Greg Freisinger answered the call to serve as an expenses, including tuition, performing peers, mentors and knowledge, skills, and experience. Army officer, deploying with the 84th Engineer Battalion to books, and living expenses. industry leaders. Iraq and Southeast Asia. Following active-duty, he earned his Ph.D. as a Tillman Scholar in Biomechanical Engineering at The Ohio State University. Now, Greg is teaching the next generation of Army officers at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. As an assistant professor, he is advancing TOP FIELDS OF STUDY research on human performance and technology to improve the lives of soldiers in combat and injured veterans at home. 1. HEALTHCARE 5. PUBLIC POLICY & 8. SOCIAL WORK 2. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 9. INTERNATIONAL 3. LAW 6. EDUCATION AFFAIRS 7. PSYCHOLOGY 10. POLITICAL 4. STEM SCIENCE

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OUR IMPACT TABLE OF CONTENTS 2012 U.S. ARMY CITY COLLEGE OF B.A., POLITICAL SCIENCE SAMUEL INNOCENT

Sam Innocent joined the military in 2004 as a path to pursue higher education. Now, as a veteran specialist for a workforce development company, Sam collaborates with government agencies to develop workforce programs. He is a passionate advocate for quality education, jobs and affordable healthcare in low-income neighborhoods like SCHOLARSHIP his own in Brownsville, . Appointed as the Vice Chair of the Veterans’ Advisory Board for the Commissioner Since its inception, the Tillman Scholar Program has evolved into a world-class community of military veterans and spouses, of Veterans’ Affairs, he has also played a role in several accepting less than 5% of applicants based exclusively on merit and potential for impact. PTF made a $1.1 million lifetime legislative successes for veterans in . commitment to the 2017 Class of Tillman Scholars, from a pool of approximately 2,100 applications.

UP TO + 60 100 3.6 AVERAGE GPA SCHOLARS CHOSEN EACH YEAR UNIVERSITIES AND GROWING

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OUR IMPACT TABLE OF CONTENTS NETWORK

The Regional Foundation Captain (RFC) program, a network of dedicated and resourced Tillman Scholars, accelerates the growth, effectiveness, and connectedness of Tillman Scholars both with one another and with their communities. Tillman Scholars have proven to be vital resources to one another: as professional references, as mentors to one another, and as organization and project leaders and collaborators. RFC’s are Tillman Scholars who volunteer to serve as ambassadors of the Tillman Scholars program.

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OUR IMPACT TABLE OF CONTENTS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 2015 Tillman Scholars may apply for a mini-grant up to $1,000 to support a professional development opportunity. These mini-grants are U.S. ARMY provided for professional development opportunities including conferences, workshops, training, and certifications. To date, over 50 HARVARD UNIVERSITY Tillman Scholars have participated in rewarding opportunities across the country. JURIS DOCTOR ADRIAN PERKINS

Through a professional development opportunity, Adrian traveled to and advised his hometown of Shreveport, LA to advocate for the social and economic benefits of pursuing tech initiatives, such as a city owned broadband network. Adrian met with Mayor Ollie Tyler and the City Council where he presented the benefits of this technology shift. Mayor Tyler asked Adrian to return and advise the city on tech initiatives and to sit in on official infrastructure meetings. Since his visit, he has assisted the city in acquiring grant funding and has been published in Wired Magazine.

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OUR IMPACT TABLE OF CONTENTS POWERED BY

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The Pat Tillman Leadership Summit celebrates Pat’s values and convenes the Tillman Scholars to network, collaborate, and present solutons to the challenges facing our country and communities. In 2017, more than 130 Tillman Scholars attended to receive the tools and inspiration needed to make their mark. Several Tillman Scholars presented talks on the impact UNBROKEN: LIVING YOUR TRUTH they are making in their communities. HALLI LANNAN 2015 Tillman Scholar LEARN MORE

LEADERSHIP SUMMIT TABLE OF CONTENTS 2012 U.S. NAVY HARVARD UNIVERSITY DOCTOR OF MEDICINE JONNY KIM

Jonny’s desire to protect those who cannot protect themselves galvanized him to enlist in the Navy at age 18. He found his passion in medicine during his service as a Naval Special Warfare Medic in the , where he was inspired by the skill and devotion of the physicians who saved his teammates’ lives.

Inspired by the sacrifices of his teammates, Jonny is driven to lead his life in a way that may leave a contributing mark in this world. In 2017, NASA selected him from 18,000 applicants to continue his passion for service, education and scientific advancement as an Astronaut Candidate. He reported for duty in August 2017. LEARN MORE

LEADERSHIP SUMMIT TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAMPION AWARD Former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords & Captain Mark Kelly (not pictured) 2012 U.S. ARMY UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MFA, CINEMA & TV PRODUCTION CHRIS ROESSNER

POWERED BY After serving as a Civil Affairs soldier and later an Army reservist while attending the University of Southern California, Chris Roessner wrote a screenplay about his experience on deployment in Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom. “Sand Castle”, as the work came to be known, made the 2012 Black List of promising screenplays, debuted MAKE YOUR MARK AWARD at Cannes to critical acclaim, and was released exclusively by Netflix in 2017 to depict the human experience at war. Tillman Scholar Chris Roessner, Screenwriter & Filmmaker

At Tillman Honors, we were proud to recognize leaders within our community for their remarkable civic contributions, extraordinary fortitude and spirit of service. This year, we were honored to present the Champion Award to former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and Captain Mark Kelly for their lifelong commitment to public service, and the Make Your Mark Award to 2010 Tillman Scholar Chris Roessner, screenwriter and executive producer of Sand Castle. Tillman Honors also showcased impact talks by three Tillman Scholars who, in their own unique ways, are making their mark to write the story of a better future for our country and communities. LEARN MORE

TILLMAN HONORS TABLE OF CONTENTS 4.2 MILE RACE KID’S RUN VOLUNTEERS SPECTATORS HONOR RUNNERS PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS

SOLD 28,000 2,410 1,500 2,000 3,413 OUT

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PAT’S RUN From the first event held in 2005 with 5,000 participants, Pat’s Run has grown into the largest run in the nation to honor a fallen soldier and support the Tillman Scholars. In 2017, 28,000 runners signed up to participate in the 4.2 mile Run/Walk in Tempe, AZ. Over 75 Tillman Scholars led the race corrals and rallied support for our mission. Through our partnership with the Arizona State University Alumni Association, 4.2 mile Honor Runs were held on the same day in over 30 cities across the country.

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PAT’S RUN TABLE OF CONTENTS 500+ “THE MARATHON BOLSTERED THE FEELING RUNNERS THAT I CAN TAKE ON ANYTHING.” -PATRICK MILLER, TEAM TILLMAN NYC TEAM TILLMAN Team Tillman keeps Pat’s passion and intensity alive while inspiring others to live up to their potential. A community of everyday athletes, members of Team Tillman participate as a team or individually in marathons, half-marathons, triathlons, cycling and other athletic events to honor Pat. To date, Team Tillman has raised over $1.3 million to fund the Tillman Scholar program. In 2017, military veterans, military families, and civilian supporters conquered the NYC and Chicago Marathons. Click your race below to join our 2018 team.

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TEAM TILLMAN TABLE OF CONTENTS “BEING A PART OF THIS FOUNDATION 2015 MILITARY SPOUSE FUELS MY FIRE TO MAKE ALLIANT INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY PH.D., EDUCATION A POSITIVE IMPACT HEATHER IN THE LIVES OF OTHERS.” BARNETT As a Tillman scholar, the surviving spouse of a military veteran, and mother of two children, one of whom is autistic, Heather Barnett wears many hats. She seeks to honor her husband’s service to his country and their children by developing and improving upon programs that support and encourage the educational success of Autistic students in higher education. Heather is interested in designing programs equipped with proper supports, accommodations and trained personnel that will enable those who require more assistance to complete degree programs and find suitable employment that fits their skillset. Her passion for service drives her fight for better educational opportunities for her son and other students like him. Shortly following her son’s diagnoses, Heather signed up for a marathon and has been running in races ever since. Most recently, Heather served as the captain for Team Tillman in the Bank of America Chicago Marathon in October, 2017.

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TEAM TILLMAN TABLE OF CONTENTS 2014 U.S. ARMY CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY DOCTOR OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE ERASMO ESPINO A 15-year Army veteran, Moe Espino proudly served with 7th and 20th Special Forces Groups as a Special Forces Medical Sergeant on tours to Iraq, Afghanistan, and multiple countries in Central and South America. While on active- duty, Moe deployed three times as a full-time student, and pushed himself to earn his bachelor’s degree and apply to medical school. In May 2017, Moe graduated with honors from Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine. After his residency, he plans to return home to rural Texas and serve as a local physician, promoting a positive message of health and wellness.

“THE JOURNEY TO BECOMING A DOCTOR IS ABOUT MORE THAN A TITLE, IT'S A CONTINUATION OF MY MILITARY SERVICE.” LEARN MORE

PARTNERS & SPONSORS TABLE OF CONTENTS The NFL partners with PTF to honor leaders who exemplify Pat’s enduring legacy of service. With the NFL’s support, PARTNERS & more than 500 Tillman Scholars are now pursuing careers in medicine, business, law, science, education and the arts. The SPONSORS NFL’s contributions also support the annual Tillman Honors and Pat Tillman Leadership Summit.

In 2017, PTF proudly teamed up with both corporate and foundation partners to advance Svoboda Capital Partners is a Chicago-based private equity our mission. Fundraisers play an firm that invests in leading middle market growth companies. important role in philanthropy Each year, the firm is proud to support the annual Pat Tillman at PTF, and we are grateful for Leadership Summit and the regional selection process to the opportunity to work with identify new Tillman Scholars. organizations and individuals that are committed to empowering the In 2017, Barclays was proud to support the Tillman Scholars Tillman Scholars. through its annual NFL Extra Points charity kick at Super Bowl Interested in supporting our LI as well as through the NFL’s Salute to Service campaign. mission in 2018? We’ll work with you to customize a partnership, giving campaign or fundraising Since 2014, Wounded Warrior Project and PTF have event that aligns with your teamed up to support Tillman Scholars and their families. philanthropic goals and values. Wounded Warrior Project’s recent investment will fully fund For more information, contact scholarships for the 2017-2018 academic school year. Director of Development Ellen McElligott at emcelligott@ pattillmanfoundation.org.

Founded by a World War II-era Navy veteran, U-Haul has a generous partnership with PTF to support transitioning SUPPORT OUR MISSION Tillman Scholars with truck and equipment rentals.

PARTNERS & SPONSORS TABLE OF CONTENTS MAJOR CORPORATE SPONSORS UNIVERSITY PARTNERS PTF strategically partners with institutions of higher education. Currently, 15 colleges and universities are University Partners for the Tillman Scholars program. These institutions help us market the annual Tillman Scholars application, recruit applicants, and participate in the selection process at their institution. University Partners are considered on an invitation-only basis.

FOUNDATION PARTNERS

PARTNERS & SPONSORS TABLE OF CONTENTS INDIVIDUAL WAYS CONTRIBUTIONS TO GIVE Make a one-time or recurring donation to empower the Tillman Scholars. Contribute online or via check.

WORKPLACE GIVING Your company can invest in the future by supporting the Tillman Scholars through a workplace giving campaign or corporate matches for your donation.

ORGANIZE A FUNDRAISER Send us your ideas to raise awareness and host an event in your community to help us empower the Tillman Scholars for years to come. Contact us! PINTS FOR PAT From its humble roots in Tempe, Arizona, Pints For Pat has now grown into a national fundraising program that gives supporters an opportunity to honor Pat’s legacy and empower the Tillman Scholars in a fun and unique way. Interested in SUPPORT OUR MISSION hosting a Pints for Pat near you? Contact us!

WAYS TO GIVE TABLE OF CONTENTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Under the continued leadership of Marie Tillman, the Foundation remains a healthy, impactful organization with a strong Board of Directors. In 2017, the Board was proud to welcome the expertise of two new directors: Sage Steele, co-host of ESPN Sportscenter, and Lazar Raynal, partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP. “I’M A PROUD ARMY BRAT, SO I LIVED AND BREATHED THE ARMY LIFE GROWING UP. I’M TREMENDOUSLY INSPIRED BY THE TILLMAN SCHOLARS’ DEDICATION TO SERVE IN AND OUT OF UNIFORM.”

MARIE TILLMAN CHRIS HART IAN SACKS ALEX GARWOOD Chair & Co-Founder Vice Chair Lead Director Director SAGE STEELE Director Co-Host, ESPN Sportscenter

STAFF MEMBERS

BENJAMIN HILL JOE BROWNE MIKE BIDWILL Treasurer Director Director

KILLJAN SABRINA JONATHAN ELIZABETH CARA CAMBELL TINA BRUENNING ANDERSON PERALES WARZEKA O’HERRIN Program Manager Scholarships Executive Director Director of Pat's Run Director of Programs Manager “I WANT TO HELP Operations Event Manager and Scholarships THE TILLMAN SCHOLARS REALIZE THEIR POTENTIAL AS THE NEXT GENERATION OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SECTOR LEADERS.” LAZAR RAYNAL ELLEN CHRISTOPHER ETHAN MICHELLE SHANNON JOHN O’CONNOR Director MCELLIGOTT CORDES ARMSTRONG MCCARTHY SPESHOCK Art Director Quinn Emanuel Director of Development Development Director of Brand Communications Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP Development Manager Manager & Communications Manager

LEADERSHIP TABLE OF CONTENTS FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Year Ended December 31, 2016 (with comparative financial information for the year ended December 31, 2015) SUMMARY TEMPORARILY 2016 EXPENSES* SUPPORT, REVENUES, LOSS & GAINS UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED 2016 TOTALS 2015 TOTALS

In 2016, $2.56 million was invested in our program. Contributions, sponsorships & race entry fees Since inception, more than $15 million has been 1,665,171 167,000 1,832,171 1,810,542 2016 REVENUE SOURCES* invested to empower the Tillman Scholars with Contributed goods and services 386,627 386,627 1,031,601 academic scholarships, a national network and SPECIAL EVENTS - Less direct benefits to professional development opportunities. PAT’S RUN participants & sponsors (824,278) (824,278) (747,429)

Less direct in-kind benefits $3.39 MILLION to participants & sponsors (386,627) (386,627) (1,031,601) was raised in 2016 thanks to the 840,893 167,000 1,007,893 1,063,113 generosity of our supporters Contributions 1,910,621 420,254 2,330,875 1,754,392

FINANCIAL RATIOS Net gain (loss) on investments 52,005 52,005 (27,216) % GENERAL REVENUE PAT’S RUN 30 2016 2015 Contributions in-kind 391,810 Net assets released from restrictions 215,774 (215,774) % % PROGRAM 80 79 Total support, revenues, loss & gains 3,019,293 371,480 3,390,773 3,182,099 INDIVIDUAL & % TEMPORARILY CORPORATE 45 FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED 2016 TOTALS 2015 TOTALS % % MANAGEMENT 5 5 Tillman Military Scholars & SCHOLAR PROGRAM Tillman Scholars - ASU Program 2,555,691 2,555,691 2,618,769

Management & general 158,202 158,202 185,883 FOUNDATIONS % FUNDRAISING 15% 16% & GRANTS 13 SUPPORTING Fundraising 470,799 470,799 523,190 SERVICES

Total supporting services 629,001 629,001 709,073

3,184,692 3,184,692 3,327,842 OTHER % Merchandise, Investment, Etc 12 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (165,399) 371,480 206,081 (145,743)

NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 2,118,564 325,779 2,444,343 2,590,086

PTF’s audited financial statements and state disclosures and 990’s NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR 1,953,165 697,259 2,650,424 2,444,343 can be obtained online at PatTillmanFoundation.org

FINANCIALS TABLE OF CONTENTS TILLMAN SCHOLARS

CLASS OF 2009 CLASS OF 2010

Architecture & Planning Education Law & Government Architecture 21. Kenneth Ferrera 43. Dane Parker University of Maryland, B.S., Kinesiology 1. Jordan Lohman 20. Bonnie Contreras 37. Aaron Contreras 1. Ju Hyun Kim University of Arizona James E Rogers College of Law, Juris Mississippi State University, B.A., Architecture University of Idaho, Ed.S., School Psychology University of Idaho, Juris Doctor University of Maryland, B.A., Architecture 22. Mario Soto Doctor East Tennessee St. Univ. Quillen College of Medicine, Ph.D. 2. Josh Stewart 21. Dustin Curtis 38. Emile Phaneuf 2. Caleb Lesselles 44. Jason Wagner University of Arkansas, B.A., Architecture University of Arkansas, B.A., Early Childhood Education University of Arkansas, M.A, Political Science University of Oregon, M.Arch. 23. Barrett Howell University of Idaho College of Law, Juris Doctor University of Arizona. Ph.D 22. Mark Edwards 39. Dan Hardisty Arts & Media 45. Bryan Boender Arts & Humanities Mississippi State University, B.A., Education University of Maryland, B.A., Government 24. Josefien O’Regan 3. Samuel Bennett University of Maryland, Ph.D, Physical Therapy University of Oregon School of Law, Juris Doctor 3. Lyndsey Anderson 23. Amy McNish University of Oregon, B.A.,B.S. Computer and Info. Science New York University, M.A., Museum Studies Mississippi State University, B.A., Elementary Education Psychology & Social Work 25. Nathan Buckley 46. Stephen Buchanan 4. Christopher Roessner Cleveland State University, B.S., Health Science 4. Greg Trujillo 24. Keeley Tatum 40. Rich Blake University of Southern California, M.F.A., Cinema/Television University of Washington School of Law Lubbock Christian University, M.A., Divinity Loyola University Maryland, Ph.D, Clinical Psychology Mississippi State University, B.A., Secondary Education Production 26. Amanda Thomson 47. Jonathan Sawmiller 5. 41. The George Washington University, M.S., Forensic Science Samantha Hill 25. Catherine Turner Stephen Byron Business & Economics University of Idaho College of Law, Juris Doctor Mississippi State University, B.A., Communications Mississippi State University, B.A., Elementary Education University of Arkansas, Master of Social Work History & Anthropology 5. Terrence Weaver 48. Brian Wotring 6. Richard Garcia 42. Timothy Smith Texas A&M University, B.B.A, Business 27. Paul Flynn University of Maryland, B.A., Sociology Engineering Washington University, Master of Social Work University of Maryland, B.A., Anthropology University of Virginia School of Law, Juris Doctor 6. Moohoon Choa 7. Janyth Grimes 26. Daniel Lindsay 43. Amy Rowland Harvard Business School, MBA, Finance 28. Cameron McCoy 49. Bryan Adams Troy University, B.A., Signing Interpretation University of Arkansas, B.S., Chemical Engineering Capella University, M.S., Educational Psychology Texas A&M University, M.A., American History with emphasis Rutgers the State University of New Jersey, B.A., Marketing 7. Candice Hill in 20th Century Military History 8. Anton Hoffman 27. Manuel Medina 44. William Gibson University of Arkansas, B.S., Human Resource Management and Political Science University of Maryland, B.A., Linguistics University of Arkansas, B.S., Electrical Engineering University of Maryland, B.A., Psychology 29. 8. Mike Bryant Kelly Christensen 50. Elizabeth O’Herrin 9. Grady Kurpasi 28. Christina Robinson University of Oregon, M.A., Historic Preservation Public Policy & Administration Mississippi State University, MBA Economics John Hopkins University, M.A., Government UCLA, B.A., Linguistics University of Illinois, B.S., Chemical Engineering 30. Frank Cisneros 45. Rob Anders 9. Regan Turner Texas A&M University, B.A., History, Minor in Africana Studies 51. Joel Van Brunt Business & Economics Georgetown University, Master of Public Policy Harvard Kennedy School, MBA, Public Policy Harvard Kennedy School, M.A., Democratic and Political Health & Medicine 31. Harvard Business School, MBA Patrick Nelson Institutions and Business Gov. Relations 10. Brett Gibson 29. Megan Ferderber 46. Kathryn Glynn Minnesota State University, B.A., History, Sports Management Harvard University, MBA Pennsylvania State University, Doctor of Medicine Harvard University, Master of Public Policy 10. Justin Jangraw Management University of Oregon, MBA Business Administration International Relations 11. Jed Hefner 30. Shanna Sprinkle 47. Kendra Smith 32. 52. Joel Dixon University of Arkansas, MBA University of Pennsylvania, Doctor of Medicine University of Oklahoma, Master of Public Administration Education Sam Kim University of Arkansas, Operations Management University of Hawaii at Manoa, M.A., Korean for Professionals 12. Christopher Sergeant 31. Melody Corbitt 48. Frank Wills 11. Joyce Lindsey 33. 53. Ryan Reynolds University of Pennsylvania, MBA Mississippi State University, M.S., Food Science & Nutrition Mississippi State University, Master of Public Policy and Public Eastern Oregon University, B.A., Elementary Eduation Taylor Conger University of Arkansas, Operations Management Administration Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health and 13. Melissa Stroh 32. Peter Hilton 12. Ann Balch Columbia university School of Social work, M.A., Public Health Mathematics University, M.S., Inclusive Special Ed. Childhood University of Idaho, Executive MBA University of Arkansas, B.S., Kinesiology Syracuse and Forced Migration; International Recreation & Sports Management 54. Audrey Smith 14. Michael Trent 33. Lavisha McClarin 13. Charles Pease 34. Utah State University, Ph.D, Mathematics 49. Mississippi State University, M.S., Physical Education Kathrine Mancuso University of Michigan, MBA University of Maryland, B.A., Kinesiology Russ Curtis Texas A&M University, M.A., International Affairs University of Arkansas, B.A, Outdoor Recreation Teaching/Coaching Public Policy & Administration 15. Dennis Robinson 34. Cameron Waites 35. Paige Engebretson 55. University of Maryland, MBA & Juris Doctor University of Michigan-Flint, B.S., Health Sciences Engineering Korey Calloway Sciences Columbia University, M.A., International Security Policy New York University Wagner, Master of Public Administration 14. 16. David Boucher Hannah Britt 36. Susan Stallings in Public and Nonprofit Management and Policy International Relations 50. Sara Rose Knox Mississippi State University, B.S., Aerospace Engineering University of Maryland, B.S., Accounting Mississippi State University, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Texas A&M University, B.A. International Studies: International Psychology & Social Work 35. James Dillard 15. Katrina Moon Politics and Diplomacy; German 17. Lucas Finch 51. Arthur Leal University of Arkansas, B.S., Accounting & Finance University of Maryland, Ph.D, International Security University of Colorado at Boulder, M.S., Aerospace 56. Heather Brister University of Arkansas, B.S., Animal Sciences Engineering - Bioastronautics Law & Government The University of Texas at Austin, Ph.D, Clinical Psychology 18. Jeremy Glasstetter 36. Don Gomez 37. City College of New York, B.A., International Studies Michelle McBee 57. Tara DeBraber University of Michigan-Flint, B.S., Human Resources 16. Janice Cunningham University of Akron School of Law, Candidate Juris Doctorate Mississippi State University, B.S., Biomedical Engineering University of Southern California, Master of Social Work 19. Jebidah Williams 38. Christopher Rushin Tourism & Wildlife University of Arkansas, B.S., Information Systems Geography Cleveland State University, B.A, Crimonology, B.A., Sociology 58. Angela Durko 17. Martin Stahl 39. University of Arizona, B.A., Geography Richard Schumacher Texas A&M University, Ph.D, Tourism Science Park University, B.A., Criminal Justice Health & Medicine 59. Brandon Stuckey 40. Kris Carlson Mississippi State University, B.S. Wildlife and Fisheries 18. William McCracken University of Arizona, Juris Doctor

University of Arizona, Ph.D, Pharmacy 41. Edward Copelin 19. Antoinette Bardunias Emory University Law School, Juris Doctor Widener University, Ph.D, Physical Therapy 42. Aaron Dunn 20. Robin Williams Charleston School of Law, Juris Doctor San Diego State University, Ph.D., Audiology

TILLMAN SCHOLARS TABLE OF CONTENTS TILLMAN SCHOLARS

CLASS OF 2011 CLASS OF 2012

Agriculture & Animal Science 21. Rudy Rickner History & Human Resources Arts & Humanities Health & Medicine Public Policy & Administration Columbia University, MBA, Master of International Affairs 1. Chris Cartellone 22. Bryce Bodell 43. Raymond McPadden 1. Ryan Bear 41. Chris Grisham Texas A&M University, Ph.D, Nautical Archaeology University of Arizona, Doctor of Medicine University of Oregon, Master of Public Administration Mississippi State University, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine University of Arkansas, B.A., History Education 2. Kate Hoit 23. Nicholas Culbertson 44. Kathleen Merkl 2. Marisela Spangler 42. Wesley Au-Yeung Johns Hopkins University, M.A., Writing Johns Hopkins University, Doctor of Medicine Princeton University, Master in Public Affairs Texas A&M University, B.S., Animal Science 22. Nichole Juliano Cornell University, M.S., Industrial and Labor Relations University of Wyoming, B.A. Ed.S., Mathematics 3. Anna Lopiccolo 24. Sergio Hernandez 45. Daniel Feehan 3. Louis Thorne University of Maryland, M.A., Mass Media University of Pittsburgh, Doctor of Medicine Harvard University, Master of Public Policy University of Maryland, B.S., Agriculture Science and 23. Patricia Pohlhaus International Relations Technology Mississippi State University, B.A., Special Education 43. Meghan Lucas 4. Stephen Naylor 25. Jonathan Kim 46. Seth Smith 24. Alecia DiSilvester University of Wyoming, B.A., international Relations and University of South Florida, B.A., History Harvard University, Doctor of Medicine Princeton University, Master of Public Policy Political Science 26. Kent Martin 47. Nicholas Swaggert Architecture Cleveland State University, B.S., Mild/Moderate Intervention Business & Economics Specialist 44. Trish Carter University of Arizona, Doctor of Medicine University of Minnesota, Master of Public Policy 4. Brian Kolfage University of South Alabama, B.A., International Relations and 5. Marc Benson 27. Ryan Myers 48. Jessi Tseng University of Arizona, B.A., Architecture Columbia University, MBA Engineering Spanish University of Washington, Doctor of Medicine Columbia University, Master of Public Administration 6. Peter Brooks 28. Lisa Ohnstad Arts & Media 25. James Davis Law & Government Harvard University, MBA & Master of Public Policy Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.Eng., High- University of Wyoming, Doctor of Pharmacology & MBA Psychology & Social Work 5. Tristan Dyer 45. April Ellsworth Performance Structures 7. Alex Brown 29. David Peyok 49. Jennifer Marino University of Southern California, M.A., Animation and Digital University of Arizona, Juris Doctor Georgetown University, MBA University of Pennsylvania, M.S., Applied Psychology Art 26. Cormick Wong Oklahoma State University, Doctor of Medicine 46. Jeff Meray Columbia University, MS, Operations Research 8. Daniel Burton 30. Ed Woodward 50. Erin McMenamin 6. Nicole Hart University of Oregon, Juris Doctor Harvard University, MBA University of Southern California, Master of Social Work Brooks Institute of Photography, B.A., Photography University of South Florida, Doctor of Medicine 47. Ashley Paintner 9. Dustin Cathcart 51. Chad Waltz Health & Medicine University of Washington, Juris Doctor 31. Casey Brewster Business & Economics Dartmouth College, MBA University of Arksansa, Ph.D, Physiology Arizona State University, Master of Social Work 27. Ryan Williams 7. Dave Warden 48. Matt Randle 10. Patrick Dossett University of Oregon, B.A., Human Physiology University of Arizona, Juris Doctor 32. Laura Tillman Sciences University of South Florida, B.S., Accounting University of Pennsylvania, MBA University of Minnesota, DNP, Pediatric Nursing 28. Josiah Hill 52. Karen Pearson 8. Justin Langlois 49. Thomas Bishop 11. Tim Hsia University of South Florida, M.S., Medical Sciences University of Arkansas, Master Political Science 33. Emily Thompson-Schelberg Mississippi State University, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Harvard Business School, MBA, Aerospace Engineering Stanford University, MBA & Juris Doctor Johns Hopkins University, M.S., Nursing 29. Jon Andrews 53. Byron Etta 9. Thomas Allison 50. Michael McDonald 12. Dennis James Duke University, Doctor of Medicine Columbia University, B.S., Political Science 34. Tabatha Smith University of Oregon, B.S., Biology University of Pennsylvania, MBA Columbia University, MBA University of North Carolina-Wilmington, B.S., Nursing 30. D’Onior Felton 54. Eric Metcalf 10. David Bann 51. John Larch 13. Peter Koziol George Washington University, Doctor of Medicine University of North Carolina at Pembroke, Master of PA 35. Kelli McKinstry Texas A&M University, M.S., Wildlife Science Georgetown University, MBA Stanford University, MBA University of Michigan-Flint, B.S., Radiation Therapy 31. Grey Leonard 14. Lindsey Melki 55. Andrew Napier 11. Ben Revello University of South Florida, Doctor of Medicine Natural Resources 36. Brandon VanWagoner Eastern Kentucky University, B.S., Biology University of Pennsylvania, MBA New York University, MBA & Master of Public Administration University of Michigan-Flint, B.S., Health Science 32. Ryan Martyn 52. John Shriver 56. Alex Nielson 12. Paul Stouffer University of Michigan, M.S., Natural Resources and the 15. Jeff Mueller University of Colorado at Denver, Doctor of Medicine Columbia University, MBA University of Maryland, B.S., Biology Harvard Business School, MBA Environment International Relations 33. Christopher Piercecchi 16. Andrew Sandoe 37. Jordan O’Reilly 57. John Van Horn 13. Roel Mora University of Arizona, Doctor of Medicine Mississippi State University, B.S., Metereology University of Maryland, B.S., Economics Public Policy & Administration Massachusetts Insititute of Technology, MBA Columbia University, Master of International Affairs 34. Kyle Cawood 17. Socrates Rosenfeld 14. Kevin Gallagher University of Michigan - Flint, B.S., Nursing 53. Dan Futrell Cleveland State University, Master’s, Global Policy Interaction Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Master of Public Massachusetts Insititute of Technology, MBA Law & Government 35. Rachel Ericksen Policy 18. Joseph Molina 38. Kent Davis 15. Maggie Smith University of Nebraska-Lincoln, B.S., Nursing University of Oregon, Juris Doctor Georgetown University, M.P.P, Homeland Security Policy 54. Peter Thomas University of San Diego, B.S., International Business 36. Joshua Faucett University of Southern California, Master of Public Policy 39. Adrian Kinsella 16. Quincy Lopez New York University, B.S., Nursing University of California-Berkeley, Juris Doctor University of South Florida, B.S., Information Systems 55. Shelly Burgoyne Education 37. Elizabeth Church University of Maryland, Master of Public Policy 19. Brandy Humphrey 40. Brian Loftus 17. Adam Potter University of Buffalo, M.S. Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Arkansas State University, Ph.D, Educational Leadership University of Oregon, Juris Doctor Stanford University, MBA, Management 38. Kathryn Hernandez Psychology & Social Work 20. Amber Manke 41. Brandon Stone 18. Sai Williams Texas A&M University, B.S., Psychology University of Minnesota, Ph.D, Adult Education Georgetown University, Juris Doctor Stanford University, MBA, Management 56. Yana Mukvich 39. David Glass San Diego State University, M.S., Marriage and Family 21. Mohammad Harba 42. Casaundra Wallace 19. Lindsay Compton University of Illinois College of Medicine, Doctor of Medicine Therapy Harvard University, Ed.M, Military Culture Education Arizona State University, Juris Doctor University of Michigan, MBA, Marketing 40. Tiffany Johnson 57. Robert Niezwaag, Jr. 20. Danny Cho University of Michigan - Flint, M.S., Health Care Management University of Wyoming, Master of Social Work Harvard Business School, MBA 58. Jaclyn VanHoy 21. Dan Connell University of Washington, Master of Social Work Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MBA

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Architecture & Urban Studies Health & Medicine 41. Alison Kralick Arts & Literature 20. Brandon Hammond 42. Shireen Wanoskia Cline Campbell University, Juris Doctor University of Arizona, Doctor of Medicine University of New Mexico, B.S. Criminology and Psychology 1. Laura Butler 20. Anthony Cervantes 1. Maria “Sam” Moeller George Washington University, M.F.A., Interior Architecture University of Arizona, Doctor of Medicine 42. Danielle Scalione Old Dominion University, B.A., Painting 21. Sarah Severson Hutchison 43. Matthew McCallum George Washington University, Juris Doctor University of Arizona, Doctor of Medicine University of Oregon, M.S., Psychology and Design 21. Anthony DeSantis 2. James Bishop 2. Sean Inkelaar-Cruz University of South Florida, Doctor of Medicine 43. Samuel Innocent Indiana University, Ph.D., English 22. James Johnston 44. Renn Fowler University of Southern California, MOL, Urban Planning City College of New York, B.A., Political Science East Tennessee State University, Doctor of Medicine University of Southern Maine, M.S., Psychiatric Mental Health 22. Matt Garretson 3. Adam Mathes Nurse Practitioner University of Oregon, B.S., Human Physiology 44. Leon Santoyo Emory University, Ph.D., Historical Studies 23. Thomas Lefebvre Arts & Humanities University of Texas, B.S., Criminal Justice Duke University School of Medicine, Doctor of Medicine 45. Diana Kramer 23. Dustin Golding Arizona State University, B.S., Psychology 3. Felisa Hervey University of Washington, M.S., Clinical Health Services 45. Chris Stanfield Business & Economics 24. John Waggoner University of Arizona, Ph.D, Middle Eastern Literature Eastern Kentucky University, B.A., Political Science 4. Michael Christman University of California, San Diego, Doctor of Medicine 46. Mauricio Zumba 24. Alicia Irvin Pacific University, Doctor of Psychology 4. Ethan Rocke University of South Florida, M.S., Medical Sciences University of California, Berkeley, MBA, Business 25. Nicholas White University of Oregon, M.S., Multimedia Journalism Psychology & Social Work 5. Brad Hansell Columbia University, Ph.D., Medicine 47. Tracy Buettner 25. Adam Landsee University of Minnesota, M.S., Educational Psychology 5. Heather Pahman Virginia Commonwealth University, Doctor of Medicine 46. Rae Anne Frey University of Virginia Darden, MBA, Business 26. Caesar Hernandez University of Wisconsin, Ph.D, Psychology George Washington University, M.A., Public Relations 6. Sophi Kim University of Florida, Ph.D., Medicine 48. Amy Fidler 26. Erik Larson Austin Peay State University, M.S., Social Work 6. William Roberts University of Washington, Doctor of Medicine 47. April Krowel Harvard Business School, MBA, Business 27. David Welker Ball State University, Ph.D, Psychology Columbia University, B.A., Middle Eastern Studies 7. Dave Lewis University of South Florida, M.S., Nurse Anesthesia 49. Lydia Short 27. Andrea Munevar University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, M.S., Social Work 7. Sean Letourneau Virginia Commonwealth University, Doctor of Medicine 48. Blake Schroedter University of Chicago, Booth School, MBA, Business 28. Erasmo Espino The Adler School, Ph.D, Clinical Psychology - Military Track University of Maryland, B.A., Arabic, Central European & 8. Nikolaos Sidiropoulos Campbell University, Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Eurasian Studies 28. Steve Palm Sciences University of Minnesota, Doctor of Medicine 49. Donna Schuman University of California, Los Angeles, MBA, Business 29. Jaime Lopez University of Texas - Arlington, Ph.D, Social Work Administration University of California, Los Angeles, M.S. Public Health 50. Alexander Beasy Business & Economics 29. Adam Ratesic University of Texas at San Antonio, B.S., Biochemistry 50. Christina Fishback 9. Anna Chai 8. Patrick Abell University of Arizona, Doctor of Medicine 30. Kyle Brown University of Kansas, Master of Social Work Columbia University, MBA, Social Enterprise University of Arizona, M.S., Environmental Health 51. John Kuhn Harvard University, MBA 30. Noel Resureccion Stanford University, M.S., Managerial Science 51. Sarah Mansilla 10. Kimberly Jung 9. Dennis Chim East Carolina University, Doctor of Medicine 31. Frances Urmann Ball State University, Master of Social Work Harvard Business School, MBA, Social Enterprise, Duquesne University, BS, Nursing 52. Adrienne Kambouris Harvard University, MBA 31. Staci Smith 52. Tinicka Smith Entrepreneurship Georgia Regents University. B.S., Science 10. Mark Ebeling Western University of Health Sciences, Doctor of Dental Medicine University of Maryland, Master of Social Work 11. Travis Dziubla Law & Government 53. Trillitye Finlayson University of St. Thomas (MN), MBA University of California, Berkeley, MBA Environmental/ University of South Florida, Ph.D., Biology 32. Lucas Stalcup 53. William Suculpe 32. Elizabeth Verardo 11. Ryan Evans University of Alabama, Master of Social Work Entrepreneurial Management Yale University, Master of Political Science 54. Tyson Williams University of California, Berkeley, MBA Duke University, Doctor of Medicine 54. Jason Turner 12. Logan Leslie 33. Christopher Ustler Texas A&M University, M.S., Water Management and 12. Benjamin Hinz 33. Willy Terrall Harvard University, B.S. Economics Hydrologic Science Oregon Health and Science University, Doctor of Medicine Arizona State University, Master of Social Work Columbia University, Master of International Affairs Columbia University, MBA 13. Nikki Altmann 55. Jovy Batong 34. Joshua Watson 55. Christopher Diaz 34. Wayne Johnson 13. Michael Kothakota Drexel University, M.S., Psychology Texas A&M University, B.A. Human Resources Georgetown University, M.S., Foreign Affairs University of Maryland, B.S. Bioengineering Northwestern University, M.S., Predictive Analytics Johns Hopkins University, Doctor of Medicine 35. Richard Mendez 56. Meaghan Mobbs Education & Engineering 35. Joseph Falvey Sports Management 14. Michael Lahiff George Washington University, M.S., Forensic Psychology Yale University, Juris Doctor University of Pennsylvania, MBA University of South Florida, M.S., Medical Sciences 14. Katherine Steele 56. Bonnie Hayes 36. Carlos Gonzalez Georgetown University, M.A. Sports Management 15. Efraim Ruthenberg 36. Greg Raczniak Public Policy & Administration George Washington University, M.A., Education Tulane University, MPH, Tropical Medicine Indiana University, Juris Doctor Arizona State University, MBA 57. Tabatha Renz 15. Gregory Freisinger 37. Donald Smith Ohio State University, Ph.D., Biomechanical Engineering 37. Benjamin Nelson 16. Adam Slepian New York University, Master of Public Administration University of Washington, Juris Doctor University of Pennsylvania, MBA University of Washington, M.S., Clinical Health Services 38. Jason Sturm Sciences Health & Medicine 38. Jamal Sowell 17. Khalil Tawil Indiana University, Juris Doctor Harvard University, MBA George Mason University, B.S., Kinesiology 58. Joseph Colbert 16. LaChiana Hamilton University of South Florida, M.S., Nursing 18. Daniel West University of Georgia, M.S., Ecology & Biology Psychology & Social Work Law & Government 17. David Odgers Harvard University, MBA 59. John Caleb Rawson 39. Michael LaRocca 39. Greg Collins Mississippi State University, M.S., Agriculture and Engineering Stanford University, Ph.D., Medicine, Biomedical Informatics 19. Erik Wittreich University of Richmond, Juris Doctor University of Alabama, Doctor of Clinical Psychology Stanford University, M.S., Management Technology 18. Marshall Bahr 40. Cash Freeman University of Nebraska-Medical Center, Doctor of Medicine 40. Tricia Robinson George Washington University, Doctor of Psychology University of Wyoming, Juris Doctor 19. William Burns University of Miami, Doctor of Medicine 41. Andrew Smith Virginia Tech, Doctor of Psychology

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Architecture History ★ John Pasciak Arts ★ Amy Riedel ★ Melissa Thomas University of South Florida, Doctor of Pharmacology The Ohio State University, JD Yale University, MD ★ Dallas Gray ★ ★ Robert Ham ★ ★ ★ University of Oregon, M.Arch. Norwich University, MMH, Military History Mark Sakai University of Southern California, MFA, Film Production Jordan Ritenour Jay Vinnedge University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, MD Stanford University, JD University of Oklahoma, MD ★ Mitchell Lafortune Business & Economics International Affairs ★ Fabian Suchy ★ John Schippert ★ Cody R. Ward ★ Paul Cusack Stanford University, Ph.D, Stem Cell Biology, Regenerative UCLA, MFA, Film & Television Production University of Pennsylvania, JD & MBA Augusta University, M.S., PA Studies ★ Ron Bucca Medicine Columbia University, MBA Columbia University, M.A., International Affairs ★ Wesley Stiner ★ Jonathan Wood ★ Michael Weipert Business & Economics University of Arizona, JD University of Pennsylvania, MD & MBA ★ Mary Conroy ★ Annie Kleiman Tufts University, M.A.L.D., International Affairs Texas A&M University, MD ★ Caitlin Conley ★ John “Jae” Terry University of South Florida, MBA Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MBA ★ Anthony Lena ★ Daniel Ybarra Catholic University, JD Nursing ★ Thomas Daley UCLA, MD ★ Garrett Cross ★ Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MBA Tufts University, M.A., International Affairs ★ Karthik Venkatraj Scarlet Fellingham UCLA, MBA University of Colorado, Boulder, JD Duke University, BSN, Nursing ★ Christian Dunbar Law Nursing ★ Neil Duncan ★ UCLA, MBA ★ Dan Walters Katelyn Newton ★ Matthew Ball ★ Katherine Hough Columbia University, MBA The University of Alabama, JD Arizona State University, DNP, Pediatric Primary Care ★ Rahul Harpalani Stanford University, JD University of Washington, DNP, Adult-Gerontology, Primary ★ Eli Feret Columbia University, MBA Care ★ Angela Menard University of Chicago, MBA Medicine & Health Sciences Political Science ★ Frank Hegr University of Arizona, JD ★ Deborah Law ★ Anthony Hatala ★ Richard Alexander ★ Ryan Barrett Southern Methodist University, MBA Queens University, CNL, Nursing University of MIssouri, St. Louis, Ph.D, Political Science ★ Carrie Murdock Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MBA University of Utah, MD ★ Benjamin Kohlmann Texas A&M University, JD ★ Jackie Munn ★ Liz Louis ★ Thomas Anderson ★ Nathan Derge Stanford University, MBA & Master of Public Policy Vanderbilt University, M.S., Nursing ★ Adrian Perkins Stanford University, MBA & Johns Hopkins University, M.A. Thomas Jefferson University, MD University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, B.A., Political Science ★ International Economics & International Relations Dino Mavrookas Harvard University, JD ★ Michelle Neveu ★ Casey Clark University of Pennsylvania, MBA Saint Louis University, MSN, Acute Care Nurse Practitioner ★ Joshua Sparling ★ David Parkinson University of Minnesota, MD Psychology ★ Erik Mirandette University of Arizona, JD ★ Lisa Rich University of Oregon, M.S., Sports Product Management ★ ★ Lucas Hansen Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MBA Caroline Cleveland Yale University, M.S., Midwife/Women’s Health Nurse ★ Dominic Valentini University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, DPT University of St. Thomas, M.A., Counseling Psychology ★ Joshua Tarsky Practioner ★ Jacquelyn O’Conner Suffolk University, JD Arizona State University, MBA ★ ★ Adam Popp Northwestern University, MBA Rob Faulk Political Science University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences, DPT George Washington University, M.A., Rehabilitation ★ Linguistics Education Counseling Reagan Odhner ★ Andrew Fisher Stanford University, B.A., Economics ★ Charles Mitchell ★ Seth Kastle ★ ★ Karen Hansen Yale University, M.A, Political Science & African Studies Texas A&M University, MD Andrea Wolfe-Clark UCLA, Ph.D, Germanic Languages Baker University, Ed.D, Leadership in Higher Education University of Utah, Ph.D, Clinical Psychology ★ Anthony Saffier-Ewing ★ Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MBA ★ Nate Smith Rea O. Fuentes ★ Michael Pritts MGH Institute of Health Professions, M.S., PA Studies Medicine & Health Sciences Columbia University, B.A., Political Science Colorado College, MAT, Secondary Social Studies Public Policy & Administration ★ Brian Smith ★ Harvard University, MBA ★ Karen Gallagher ★ Brian Bertges Tigon Abalos ★ Kate McKenney Arizona State University, Ph.D, Speech & Hearing Science UCLA, Doctor of Dental Surgery Public Affairs & Administration Johns Hopkins University, Ed.D, Entrepreneurial Leadership in University of Maryland, Master of Public Management ★ George Sondecker ★ Harvard University, MBA ★ ★ David Dauphinais Education Anthony Johnson Sarah-Blythe Ballard Northern Illinois University, Ph.D, Health Sciences ★ Keith Caton Johns Hopkins University, Ph.D, International Health Harvard University, Master of Public Administration & Engineering Harvard University, MPA & Stanford University, MBA Education ★ ★ Nick Marsh John Bunyasaranand Dartmouth College, MBA ★ Anthony Sprangers Indiana University, M.S., Medical Physics ★ Kevin Mott ★ Heather Barnett Campbell University, DO Northwestern University, Ph.D, Biomedical Engineering ★ Ann Thompson Harvard University, MPP & MBA Alliant International University, Ph.D, Education ★ ★ Jeremy Marx James Chally Princeton University, Master of Public Affairs Georgetown University, MD ★ Matthew Miclette ★ Sharon Heigh University of Washington, MCHS, Clinical Health Services International Affairs University of Pennsylvania, Masters of Public Health & Social University of Alabama, Ed.D, Education ★ Linsey Clarke Public Policy ★ Chris Donohoe ★ Sangki Oak Policy Johns Hopkins University, M.A., Global Policy University of Pittsburgh, MD ★ Jameson Lopez Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine, DO ★ Amy Bowen Arizona State University, Ph.D, Educational Policy ★ Jonathan Curley Duke University, Master of Public Policy ★ Andrea Goldstein ★ Juan Ramos Sciences Tufts University, M.A., Law & Diplomacy Liberty University, DO ★ Halli Lannan University of Texas Health Science Center, MD ★ Richard Marcantonio ★ Khalida Hendricks University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Ph.D, Urban Education ★ Indiana University, Master of Public Policy ★ Ashley La Rue ★ Zachary Salas Ohio State University, Ph.D, Theoretical Particle Physics Thien Ho Dartmouth College, MD Pacific Northwest University of the Health Sciences, DO University of Oklahoma, M.A., International Relations ★ Joseph Wheaton ★ Sean McLafferty Veterinary Medicine Arizona State University, M.Ed, Secondary Education ★ University of Missouri, Master of Public Policy ★ Jeffrey Sargent Adam James University of South Florida, B.S., Health Sciences University of Minnesota, MD Law ★ Amie Pflaum ★ North Carolina State University, DVM Engineering ★ Philip Caruso ★ Stephen Skiano William Jones Harvard University, JD & MBA Midwestern University, M.M.S., PA Studies ★ Shannon Alt University of Texas Health Science Center, MD Johns Hopkins University, Ph.D, Electrical Engineering ★ ★ Ashley Nicolas ★ Deborah Trimble Rick Lang Georgetown University JD University of Michigan, MD Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, MD

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Anthropology ★ Heath McClung ★ Karl Holt University of Missouri-Saint Louis, B.S., Engineering University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Doctor of Medicine ★ Gretchen Klingler The Ohio State University, B.A., Anthropology ★ Zachary Meade ★ Jason Homza Architecture University of Nebraska, B.S., Electrical Engineering Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine, ★ Joshua Pericles Doctor of Medicine ★ Tara Heidger University of South Florida, B.S., Computer Engineering ★ Stephanie Latham Columbia University, M.A., International Urban Planning ★ Christopher Puckett Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, M.A., International Affairs Doctor of Medicine Biology UCLA, M.S., Systems Engineering Environmental Studies ★ Megan Malone ★ Marquerite Herzog University of Washington, Masters in Global Health University of Texas at Arlington, Ph.D., Quantitative Biology ★ Alicia Jacquet-Morrison Indiana University, M.S., Environmental Science ★ Laura Moye ★ Emily Junkins Master of Public Affairs University of Illinois at Chicago, Ph.D., Neuroscience University of Oklahoma, Ph.D., Microbiology ★ Christine Mott ★ RyAnne Noss Business & Economics Northern Arizona University, Ph.D., Forestry Edward via College of Osteopathic Medicine, Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine ★ Eiman Behzadi History University of Virginia, MBA ★ Ryan Schmoll ★ Keidrick Roy University of Arizona, Doctor of Medicine ★ Tyler Bentley Harvard University, Ph.D., American Studies Arizona State University, B.A., Technological Entrepreneurship ★ Matthew Sherlaw & Management International Affairs University of the Incarnate Word, B.S., Rehabilitative Science ★ Charlotte Burnett ★ Sarah Abdella-El Kallassy ★ Richard Shore University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, MBA Johns Hopkins University, M.A., Middle East Studies & Indiana University, M.S., PA Studies International Economics ★ Justin Davis Nursing Northwestern University, MBA ★ Cristine Starke Georgetown University, B.A., International Affairs ★ Leilani Attilio George Washington University, DNP, Nursing ★ Damon “DJ” Faldowski Intelligence/Security University of Pennsylvania, MBA ★ Caroline Booth Harvard University, MPA ★ Meghan Curran Vanderbilt University, MSN, Midwifery University of Denver, M.A., Security Studies ★ Thomas Mangan ★ Britt Johnson Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MBA Law University of Minnesota, MSN, Nursing SM, Mechanical Engineering ★ Stephen Carl ★ Kim Shaughnessy ★ Austin McKinney Baylor University, JD Villanova University, DNP, Health Systems Leadership Harvard University, MBA ★ Paul Wade ★ Laura Tolver ★ Kyle Milliken University of Missouri, JD Rutgers University, DNP, Adult-Gerontology The College of William and Mary, MBA Medicine & Health Sciences Psychology & Social Work ★ Harold Penson University of Chicago, MBA ★ Jessica Blake ★ Elizabeth Abbott George Washington University, DPT University of Minnesota, M.S., Social Work ★ Dave Prakash Stanford University, M.S., Management ★ Candice Creecy ★ Aaron Banas Wake Forest University, M.M.S., PA Studies George Washington University, Ph.D., Psychology ★ Patrick Robinson Stanford University, MBA ★ Anthony Dolomisiewicz ★ Bridgette Bell Texas A&M University, Doctor of Medicine Education Jackson State University, Ph.D., Clinical Psychology ★ Jerad Eldred ★ Elizabeth Burgin ★ Michael Nelson University of New Mexico, Doctor of Medicine University of North Texas, Ph.D., Counseling The Ohio State University, Ph.D., Educational Studies ★ Jonathon Florance ★ Ester Raha Nyaggah ★ Scott Swisher Harvard University, Doctor of Medicine University of Southern California, M.S., Social Work Fordham University, Ph.D., Contemporary Learning and Interdisciplinary Research ★ Johnnie Gilpen ★ Andrew Qualy University of Oklahoma, M.S., PA Studies University of St. Thomas, M.S., Social Work ★ Landon Wilson University of Maryland, B.A., English & Education ★ Shane Harris Public Policy & Administration University of Miami, DPT Engineering ★ Ryan Gross ★ Paul Hastings Syracuse University, MPA ★ Jennifer DiCarlo University of Washington, M.M.S., PA Studies Colorado School of Mines, Ph.D., Operations Research ★ Jarrod Romine Texas A&M University, B.A., Political Science

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