COA FY14 Annual Report

(July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014) from the president Darron Collins ’92, PhD

I like to use the word “scrappy” to describe for place; long reads are an increasingly when it’s time to pull back and slow down, a unifying thread running through the popular format on the internet and serve and when it’s time to run and get things graduating class and through the College as a good counterbalance to twitter feeds. done. as a whole. The word can have negative There’s a rebirth of Natural History, which connotations and call to mind an unkempt emphasizes patient observation. This is what we do better than anyone out dog, so I take care to define it as having the there. That is the value proposition of COA I’d qualities of being expert at getting things So, perhaps better said, the thread running ask all of you to scream from the rooftops. done, of breaking through bureaucratic through all COA students and through the That is the piece of our pedagogy, which barriers, of not being held back by the fear of school as a whole is not just that we’re cannot be replicated, in a massive open failure. scrappy, but that we get the balance right online course or in a lecture hall filled with between thought and action. Contemplative hundreds. I believe the word is spot on for our students scrappiness. and our community. But one day, it hit me The benefits of such a value proposition that the term scrappy unduly emphasizes COA students either come here with this are validated by external sources as well. A action over thought. And that gave me quality, or are taught this quality here. recent Gallup Poll conducted with Purdue on pause. I’ve seen the good and bad of that Their training began with managing a self- thousands of college graduates found that quality and, personally, I often have to work designed curriculum. We also emphasize more than a college’s selectivity or ranking at patience and contemplation. what I like to call expeditionary learning. in the US News and World Report, it was these Clearly, the most meaningful expeditions are qualities that made a difference: strong The more I thought about this dichotomy both mental and physical and, again, what faculty relationships, professors who cared between thought and action, between we get right is the balance of approaches about students as individuals, and long-term, theory and praxis, the more I considered whether we’re in a classroom or not. We’re hands-on projects. These were shown to it an existential crises of our age. On the not heavy on requirements here, but we have the most profound, positive impact on one hand, the modern world worships the do require you swim in both the pool of a graduate’s career and wellbeing. 140-character twitter feed; we’re constantly knowledge and the pool of action. asked to develop rapid prototypes; we This emphasis on the individual — and on force complex ideas into simple, elevator Most importantly, what makes us especially contemplative scrappiness — is at the heart speeches. Moore’s Law is law and fast is king. good at promoting contemplative of a COA education. It’s a highly effective scrappiness is our dedication to mentorship. model but a costly one in terms of delivery. But there’s also an emerging movement, At COA the great mentor is not the one That’s why we thank our supporters thankfully, for slow and thoughtful: the slow who transfers information from one brain profusely, often, and deeply. We mean it food movement emphasizes contemplatively to another. Instead, he or she helps you when we say we could not do this work with grown, prepared and consumed food over work through failure; pushes on those you. fast food; the slow money trend reconnects uncomfortable weak spots, helps cultivate finance back to doing good for people and passions; and, most importantly, suggests from The Administrative Dean

As shown by our audited statements, fiscal year 2014 was very We have continued to hold the line on the expense side of the successful financially, as our total fund balance increased from ledger, as we have over the last several years. Our major on-going $59.4 million to $ 69.7 million. During the fiscal year, we had expense increases have been modest salary raises and additions endowment gains and earnings of $6.1 million, we received and to the faculty to keep pace with growth of student enrollment. And invested new gifts of $5.1 million, and allocated about $1.7 million we, like many organizations, face increases in the cost of health care to the operation of the College. A major component of the new gifts insurance, which is the major component of our fringe benefits. As to the endowment was an anonymous bequest of $4 million. The the prospects have improved for balancing our operating budget, we growth of the physical plant was largely attributed to the completion restored prior cuts to the college pension program, and that increase of the renovation of Turrets. will be seen in the FY2015 expenses.

The summary of operating budgets shows our results for fiscal years 2013 and 2014. Note that these figures do not include depreciation, but do include the cost of debt service and the purchase of equipment. The major source of operating revenue continues to be net tuition. As our enrollment increased, our tuition and fees grew from the prior year by $1.8 million to $13.7 million, but student aid increased by $1.8 million, so that the overall increase in net tuition was only $300 thousand. We are still seeing student families who are feeling the effects of the slow economy and need for more financial support. Having increased our enrollment to approximately 350 full-time equivalents, a major priority for the college is to control the growth of student aid by attracting a more economically diverse distribution of students.

Other significant revenue sources include the annual draw from our endowment, our annual fund, and the Davis United World College Scholarship grant. The support from our endowment grew to $1.7 million and is continuing to grow both from donations and investment returns. The annual fund continues to provide about $1 million in support for operations, but is often in “competition” with restricted gifts from the same generous donors who support specific activities. The Davis Scholarships continue to support a wonderful cadre of international students who have graduated from any United World College. Several of the other revenue sources are offset by related expenses such as housing, dining, and operation of summer activities. Andrew Griffiths, Administrative Dean & CFO Financial Summary (excerpts from audited statements, rounded to nearest $1,000)

Fund Balances June 30, 2013 June 30, 2014

Plant and Equipment (Net of Depreciation) 22,474,000 23,190,000 Long Term Debt (8,410,000) (8,115,000) Endowment 35,751,000 45,295,000 Advance Payment From Davis Foundation 1,619,000 547,000 Other Net Assets 7,982,000 8,812,000

Total Fund Balances 59,416,000 69,729,000

Operating Budget FY13 FY14 Operating Revenues

Tuition and Fees 11,838,000 13,721,000 Less COA Student Financial Aid (6,306,000) (8,102,000) Net Tuition After Financial Aid 5,533,000 5,619,000 Contributions-Annual Fund 844,000 976,000 Davis Foundation UWC Grant 1,518,000 1,274,000 Endowment Allocation to Operations 1,254,000 1,717,000 Government Grants 540,000 684,000 Other Restricted Gifts and Grants 557,000 646,000 Student Housing and Dining 1,356,000 1,424,000 Summer Programs and Farm 802,000 917,000 Other 287,000 185,000

Total Revenues 12,690,000 13,441,000

Operating Expenses

Instruction and Student Activity 4,140,000 4,166,000 Student Housing, Dining and Grounds 1,318,000 1,428,000 Davis Foundation UWC Grant Expense 1,318,000 1,074,000 Workstudy Expenses 832,000 1,059,000 Summer Programs, Museum and Farm 598,000 618,000 General Administration 1,245,000 1,255,000 Payroll Taxes and Fringe Benefits 2,041,000 1,936,000 Development and Admissions 1,054,000 1,065,000 Interest and Debt Service 648,000 695,000 Capital Equipment 63,000 142,000

Total Expenditures 13,258,000 13,437,000

Operating Surplus/ (Deficit) (568,000) 4,000 FY14 Giving FY14 Giving Breakdown at a Glance Funds Supported Annual Fund Capital Campaign $12.98M COA is small, Students, staff, & COA′s largest Overall giving so gifts to any part of faculty members feel campaign ever came our institution help the impact of your to a successful & pledges the entire institution. gift every day. completion during this fiscal year. 2,493 Annual Fund Alumni** Endowed Chairs $1,009,757 $115,614 $670,504 gifts received for all funds M/V Osprey Campaign/Endowment Friends $52,375 $6,468,888 $53,891

Unrestricted 38.7% Active Grant Funds Parents $363,799 Alumni $25,390 $746,801 Participation Scholarships Trustees Active Project Funds $178,544 $348,073 $1,045,914 Fund for Global 75% The Champlain Society Sub Total: $9,271,360 Engagement Senior $4 47,794 $1,200,000 Class Giving

Pledges to All Funds Businesses Other Participation $1,213,050 $18,995 $135

Total Total Total $2.46M $10,484,410* $1,009,757 $2,465,357 raised for coa’s capital *Includes fulfillment of prior campaign pledges campaign **Alumni trustees are listed under the Trustee heading. Founded 40 years ago, COA was designed to reflect the best research on how students learn and how they are engaged most effectively. However, our academic and student life experiences are also developed with a deep commitment to relevance as well: students develop the hands-on skills and abilities to make positive change, make a difference, be of service, live meaningful lives.

This has made College of the Atlantic a distinctive institution of higher education. Over the next few pages, you will see how different we are — and why that matters. 1. Why is COA so small? 2. Why does COA offer only one major? 3. What does interdisciplinary mean at COA? 4. What does field-based learning mean? 5. How rigorous is a self-designed curriculum?

Five Questions. Let’s go. What makes COA distinctive? Think: Paper Clip. Microchip. Ant. Seed.

All small but powerful things. Their size is their strength. It predicts what they can do: fit in a corner, a pocket, a crevice, in the beak of a bird.

With only 350 students, COA is one of the smallest colleges in the US. We are small by design. COA has just enough faculty, staff, and students to offer a variety of social and intellectual interactions, but still foster a close-knit and supportive community. We know one another by first name. We say hello on walking paths. We eat meals together.

The educational experience we can offer our students is radically different from most colleges.

Remember Bio 1? Most people’s experience is this: A lecture hall with 140 other students. A long lecture, limited opportunities to ask a question, no discourse. Movement is regulated to shifting positions in a plastic chair. At COA, we believe that to study biology, it’s critical to spend time not just in the lecture hall and lab, but in the field. We get students in the field as soon as possible, often in their first term. Introductory classes are small, typically fifteen students, and taught by full faculty members who are active researchers, skilled naturalists, and passionate teachers. We get outside. We do things. Students ask question, hold sea stars, band birds, count alewives. You can’t take 140 students canoeing through a marsh for class every week. But you can take 14. And those 14 students learn more in the field, and understand more, and retain more than those 140 students in the classroom taking notes.

Faculty know COA students, each and every one, by name, by interest, by learning style. And students know the faculty. These relationships are deep and real — and unstructured, organic. In many schools, you have access to your professor at his or her office hours. At COA, faculty eat lunch in the dining hall with students. They serve on committees together. There are pizza dinners and governance meetings and community gatherings. Every week.

The academic principles of the college were developed in large part by our first president, Ed Kaelber, who left his position as associate dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education to build a college based on the latest research on how students learn and best practices of how to teach. Keeping things small was key.

COA has created a learning and living environment where each student is heard, seen, known, appreciated, and taught as an individual. This is possible in a school of 350. Not so, 35,000 or even 3,500.

A cookie cutter is small, too, but we prefer a different educational model. Why only one major? College of the Atlantic is one of approximately 2,500 private, non-profit, four-year colleges in the country. It is an incredibly competitive landscape. When we describe ourselves in this landscape — to prospective students, parents, faculty, supporters, the media — we land on three things that define us within that great amalgam of institutions: 1) Our size, which we address on the previous page; 2) Our place. We are who we are as a college because of where we are as a college, namely, on an amazing Maine island, near Acadia National Park, on Frenchman Bay; and 3) Our curriculum.

Our curriculum is centered on the teaching, the learning, and the practice of human ecology. Human Ecology is what we teach; it is how we teach; and it is why we teach.

What: We seek to understand the broadest spectrum of relationships between human beings and their built, their social, and their physical environments.

We have one major because that major encapsulates a world of opportunity. Some possible areas of specialization at COA include: Arts & Design, Field Ecology and Conservation Biology, Educational Studies, Ecological Policy and Planning, International Studies, Literature and Writing, Marine Studies, Sustainable Business and Sustainable Food Systems.

How: We teach human ecologically, by affording our students the power to design their own curriculum around what interests them; by asking students to think beyond and between the narrow confines of departments; by asking students to learn actively, using a better balance between hands and mind, to learn by doing.

And, finally, why: We practice human ecology because we believe that the world could be better than we currently find it. A human ecological perspective integrates knowledge from all academic disciplines to investigate — and ultimately improve — the relationships between human beings and our social and natural communities. COA encourages, prepares, and expects students to gain the expertise, values, and practical experience necessary to achieve fulfillment and help solve problems that challenge communities everywhere. Students leave asking: How can I be of service? How can I make the world a better place?

This essay has been adapted from Darron Collins’ opening speech to the 20th annual international Society of Human Ecology conference in October, 2014. If you drive to Beech Hill Farm on the “quiet side” of Mount Desert Island, under the eye of the windmill, you’ll see acres of crops of produce and flowers surrounded by deer fence. Chickens peck and scratch in the soil. Apple trees, there since before the Civil War, flower and fruit. The compost pile gets turned and spread. Water gets pumped up from a well and irrigates the fields. Pigs root and grunt. Students and farm workers pick weeds and slugs off bean stalks. The farm stand displays a rainbow of offerings under a chalkboard sign with today’s prices. Bags and boxes full of vegetables are sold to restaurants and customers and COA’s dining hall.

This typical small Maine farm is a study in an interdisciplinary education. Here, “interdisciplinary” means simply that courses from various disciplines — agriculture, chemistry, geology, business, botany — are taught in ways that create a deep and broad understanding of a food system. With the world’s population predicted to be 9.6 billion by 2050, there has never been a more important time to study how to feed the planet without killing it in the process. The next generation of sustainable farmers needs to understand everything from soil structure to niche marketing, from energy costs to pest control, from the farm bill to climate change. Not one discipline — but many.

COA is committed to an interdisciplinary approach that teaches students to synthesize broad perspectives and skills, see interconnections, and create insights into new ways of looking at issues. The lens we use to look at the world is multi-faceted because the world is multifaceted. Students gain greater meaning from an education that reflects the actual world around them.

Most colleges and universities are organized by departments and students must declare majors by the end of their sophomore years. All the English majors are taught in one building, all the historians in another. Departments, majors, and academic silos funnel teaching into one point of focus and create a vast chasm between academic subjects.

But what we know of the world defies the logic of such specialization. Our world and the issues in it are complex, interrelated, non-departmentalized. We know the 21st century to be characterized by increasing connectivity and rapidity of change. No single academic specialization can adequately describe and resolve the issues of, say, climate change, land use planning, renewable energy, or public health. At COA, faculty members encourage students to pull from their varied interests and other classes in order to better understand the subject at hand. We believe an interdisciplinary education better prepares students for the work they are called to do. What does interdisciplinary mean—and why is it importanT? Why a self-directed curriculum?

Every student is different. Each has his or her own goals, learning styles, and interests. What captivates one, leaves another cold. COA’s educational philosophy emphasizes the importance of students’ individual passions and curiosity. We believe that the more personal learning is, the more meaningful, well-understood, and therefore, effective it is.

At COA, the academic program is responsive to the individual. Students design a program of study that allows them to pursue their interests, discover new ones, and attain their overall academic and career goals. A self-directed curriculum empowers students to choose a course of study that is more relevant to their particular lives. This admittedly weighty responsibility gives students a greater agency and makes a profound difference in the sense of ownership and stewardship of their educational experience.

This doesn’t mean students are on their own. Each student works closely with his or her advisor to choose a progression of classes, develop an internship, and design and implement a senior capstone project. These sessions of guidance, support and discovery ensure the rigorous quality and efficacy of their overall educational plan. There are also core requirements. All students must take the human ecology core course, a course in history, writing, quantitative reasoning and at least two courses from each of the three resource areas: (environmental sciences, human studies, and arts and design.

In addition to the course work, students must fulfill several other degree requirements: community service, a 10-week long internship, a writing portfolio, a human ecology essay, and the intensive senior capstone project.

COA chose this approach to higher ed because it is effective both for teaching and learning. It works: Dan DenDanto ’91 says, “COA was life changing for me. I could pursue both varied and specific subjects without academic penalty because all subjects were related and at COA these relationships are fundamental. It’s like I was given the secret tools for success for the rest of life.” What does “field- based education” look like?

In the fall of 2014, COA held a course on the technology, financing, and community-based aspects of renewable energy. The class traveled to Denmark to study how the small island of Samsø became the first net carbon negative island in the world. The end goal? Learn ways Maine islands can adopt strategies to lower costs, ensure sustainability, and enhance quality of life.

After two weeks studying at the Samsø Energy Academy, students returned to develop plans for their own hands-on projects. The students developed and presented their models for conservation initiatives, wind energy generation, and solar panel installation. These projects are underway now on six Maine islands from Monhegan to Mount Desert Island. From our founding, COA has been committed to not just teaching, but doing. Almost every COA course has a field-based component to it — botany, chemistry, biology as well as the arts and humanities. Some are far afield such as tropical ecology courses in Costa Rica. Some, such as a land- use planning class, are held in our own neighborhood.

Not only is field-based education more engaging and a more effective way to learn, it exposes students to real-world problem-solving and skill development. Students learn more through direct interaction: Spanish language immersion in Latin America, art history study at the Louvre, international environmental diplomacy at UN Climate Change Conferences, or the study of natural history on Great Duck Island. Students at COA do more than read and listen to lectures. In the field, they band birds and measure the growth of plants and conduct plankton tows.

Every COA student also must complete a ten week internship in his or her field. The college’s career services office helps place students in meaningful learning environments from entrepreneurial businesses, to NGOs, to hospitals, museums, and research centers.

Before they graduate, each senior must also complete an independent, intensive capstone project. Students work with their advisors to create a research project which they conduct independently over a ten week term. Examples of such projects include researching the impact of fishing gear on Right Whales, creating a business model for a new venture, or writing a novel.

A recent Gallup-Purdue Index study of college graduates determined that two types of experiences in college relate to great jobs and great lives afterward: support and experience. “If graduates recalled having a professor who cared about them as a person, made them excited about learning, and encouraged them to pursue their dreams, their odds of being engaged at work more than doubled, as did their odds of thriving in all aspects of their well-being. And if graduates had an internship or job in college where they were able to apply what they were learning in the classroom and worked on projects that took a semester or more to complete, their odds of being engaged at work doubled as well.”1

Experiential learning engages students in critical thinking, problem solving, and decision making in contexts that are personally relevant to them — and relevant to the world they will enter.

1 www.gallup.com/poll/168848/life-college-matters-life-college The faculty of College of the Atlantic are committed to helping students learn the skills and habits of mind as part of their education:

CREATIVITY: The ability to imagine and construct novel approaches or perspectives, to be innovative and to invent in all endeavors. This includes the flexibility to use many different approaches in solving a problem, the ability to change direction and modify an approach, the originality to produce unique and unusual responses, and the ability to expand and embellish one’s ideas and projects.

CRITICAL THINKING: The ability to not only interpret and evaluate information from multiple sources but also to induce, deduce, judge, define, order, and prioritize in the interest of individual and collective action. This includes the ability to recognize one’s self-knowledge and its limits, challenge preconceptions, and work with imperfect information.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: The ability to lead and collaborate with diverse individuals, organizations, and communities, and a deep understanding of oneself and respect for the complex identities of others, their histories, their cultures. This includes the ability to work effectively within diverse cultural and political settings.

COMMUNICATION: The ability to listen actively and express oneself effectively in spoken, written, and nonverbal domains.

INTEGRATIVE THINKING: The ability to confront complex situations and respond to them as systemic wholes with interconnected and interdependent parts.

INTERDISCIPLINARITY: The ability to think, research, and communicate within and across disciplines while recognizing the strengths and limitations of each disciplinary approach. Faculty Commitment July 2013 August 2013 September 2013 October 2013 November 2013 December 2013

Work by arts faculty Filmmaker Olympia Results were harvested COA lecturer Anna A COA delegation The Maya Universe member Nancy Andrews Stone presented The from the project, Demeo′s Roque Island traveled to the 19th Academy, the work of was selected for the 2013 Cardboard Bernini, a film “Potential of coppiced smart grid research was United Nations Surya Karki ′16, was deCordova Biennial. examining the life and alder as an on-farm published in the October Framework Convention one of seven inspiring work of artist James source of fertility for 2013 issue of Smart Grid on Climate Change in projects selected as Grashow. vegetable production,” and Renewable Energy. Warsaw, Poland. finalists for the Unilever by Polly McAdam ′14 and Sustainable Living Young COA faculty member Entrepreneurs Awards. Suzanne Morse. The two received a research grant of $14,896 from Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education for COA presented an the year-long project. evening with author Roxana Robinson, Dick Wolf, two-time Staff at Allied Whale, Eli Mellen ′11 spoke at showcasing her novel, Emmy and Grammy the marine mammal TEDxDirigo: GENERATE Sparta. winning producer, research organization at Cabot Mill in Jay Friedlander, COA′s and New York Times at COA, entered the Brunswick about open Sharpe-McNally Chair bestselling author (The image of the 8,000th source community of Green and Socially Intercept), discussed his humpback whale into its development. Responsible Business, work as architect of one photographic database. spoke at the Fair Food of the most successful Business Boot Camp, brands in the history of The Fiddleheads Forest a three-day intensive television, Law & Order. School, a Nature program for emerging, Preschool at the UW high-potential food Artist and children′s Botanic Gardens opened. system enterprises in book author Rebekah Founded by Sarah Short- the Northeast. Raye visited COA to Heller ′09, the school conduct a hands-on focuses on supporting activity day for children the growth of the whole Nell Newman ′87 and families. child through attention COA hosted a book gave the keynote at to social, physical, and reception for Take-A- Maine Community Arthur Martinez, former emotional development Break: Recipes from the Foundation′s‚“Inspiring CEO of Sears, discussed and self-regulation. Kitchen at College of Philanthropy: Leadership his book, The Hard Road the Atlantic by author in Action. President to the Softer Side: Lessons and COA chef Lise Darron Collins ′92 was The music album, from the Transformation Desrochers. part of the panel. Floaties, by Lucy Jan-

eview of Sears, with COA board Turan was given high chair Will Thorndike. reviews by Green Door Magazine. During final renovations to The Turrets, COA′s Director of Buildings Raj Patel, award-winning

r in R and Grounds, Millard Dority, led guests up activist, academic, and a on the scaffolding for author, visited COA on up-close Hard Hat September 26 to talk Søren Hermansen, 96 solar panels were Tours. COA replaced 99 about Feeding the Future: director of Samsø Energy installed at COA′s Peggy windows, over 20 doors, Jim Dyke and Catherine A Short History of Good Academy and energy Rockefeller Farms, and “Our Planet in the 7 chimneys, and the Clinger discussed and Bad Ideas to Feed the consultant to the Samsø three separate arrays Balance: The World slate roof. In addition, Dyke’s collection of World. Island inhabitants, at the Kathryn W. Davis We Will Inherit” by the entire exterior of the 100 drawings and presented “Catching Residence Village on Anjali Appadurai ′13, building was repointed. watercolors by French Energy Island′s Spirit.” COA′s main campus. a response to the artists such as Degas, UN Climate Change

COA’s Ye COA’s Monet, and Cezanne. Convention, is featured in The Indypendent. January 2014 February 2014 March 2014 April 2014 May 2014 June 2014

COA’s first free, A visually stunning whale COA President Darron Paul Excoffier ′14 won College of the Atlantic The Commencement unlimited-enrollment exhibit by Dan DenDanto Collins ′92 spoke at the the Joan K. Hunt and was awarded two 2014 keynote address massive open online ′91, opened at Emery Climate Solutions Expo Rachel M. Hunt Summer Projects for Peace for was given by Mary course (MOOC) was Community Arts Center & Summit at the August Scholarship in Field 2014. One project, Harney ′96, Honorary taught by COA professor at the University of Maine Civic Center in Maine. Botany from the Garden Rooftop of Eden, MPhil ′14 to COA′s 76 new David Feldman for the at Farmington. Club of America. was awarded to Bogi graduates. Santa Fe Institute. Ivanegova ′14, Ana Puhac ′14, and Zuri de Souza ′14, and the second project, Empowering Local Initiatives: Building Food Sovereignty went to Maytik Avirama ′15 and Maria Escalante ′15. Ian D. Medeiros ′16 The National Endowment College of the Atlantic and botany faculty Humanities faculty Faculty member in global for the Arts (NEA) received a $589,300 grant member Nishanta member Richard Borden environmental politics announced that author from David Rockefeller Rajakaruna, received published a new book, Doreen Stabinsky was Josie Sigler ′99 was as seed funding for the Maine Sea Grant Ecology and Experience. one of seven contributors selected to receive a the Peggy Rockefeller Program Development to the New York Times $25,000 Creative Writing Farms, one of the Fund for their opinion page, Room for Fellowship in Prose. college′s laboratories project‚“Investigating Debate, on the topic: for understanding and Metal Accumulation by “Can The Market Stave off experimenting with the Seaweeds at the Callahan Parent Trustees Becky Global Warning?” human ecology of food Mine Superfund Site, and Dylan Baker systems. Brooksville, Hancock Co., presented a screening of, Maine, USA.” Mr. Baker′s new film, 23 Blast, with a “Talk Back“ COA held its annual Earth and cocktail reception Day event, celebrating with all proceeds going the planet and all its to a new Chair in the Nicholas Lapham and creatures through a wide Performing Arts at COA. Sam Quinn of The Farm range of fun and thought GreenBuildTV, a hands- at Sunnyside in the for individuals and on vehicle providing case Virginia Blue Ridge spoke families. study applications to at COA′s Human Ecology Rory Curtin ′17 shared help both professional Forum to discuss their her experiences COA exceeded its 24- builders and consumers farm′s commitment as the Farm and Hour Challenge goal of visited the COA campus. to biodiversity and its Greenhouse Manager for collecting 642 gifts in consequential challenges. Conservacion Patagonica, 24 hours to receive a a conservation project $24,000 matching gift. Freelance journalist in Chacabuco Valle, In total, the fundraising and reporter Seth Chile in “Patagonia Sur effort received 729 gifts Freed Wessler spoke Sin Represas: Ecological in the span of 24 hours, presented‚ “Human Exploitation at the End raising $48,295.51, Lisa Bjerke and Collateral:Investigative of the Earth” at COA′s and thanks to all the Graham Reeder who Journalism on Injustices Human Ecology Forum. outpouring of support were awarded Watson of US Immigration from the COA community, Fellowships, used funding Enforcement” at COA′s Botany faculty member the college received an for yearlong pursuits Human Ecology Forum. Nishanta Rajakaruna additional $36,000 from Lindsay Mercer ′15 on a project of their delivered a keynote two generous donors. exhibited pieces in the dreams. The students are talk during the 8th Blum Gallery where all among 40 seniors from International Conference colors were extracted 31 colleges who were on Serpentine Ecology in by hand from native and chosen by the foundation Sabah, on the island of foreign plant fibers. from 148 finalists. Borneo, Malaysia. Leadership Gifts

The president′s circle The Champlain Society

The President′s Circle is comprised of The Champlain Society (TCS) is College those donors who give $25,000 or more of the Atlantic′s premier giving society. It to support COA, its programming, and was created in 1988 to give appropriate mission. We would like to express our recognition to those special friends who deep appreciation to those who gave in contribute $1,500 or more to College of fiscal year 2014. the Atlantic′s Annual Fund.

The importance of annual giving at this level is critical to the stability & ongoing operations of the school, to the advancement of the College′s mission, to provide financial aid where needed & support for maintenance & stewardship of the campus. The Champlain Society President′s Circle $25,000+ Founder $10,000–24,999 Anonymous (2) Anonymous (2) Mr. Leslie C. Brewer Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Bass T.A. Cox Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Bass Mr. & Mrs. Joel Davis Mr. Leslie C. Brewer Mr. & Mrs. Shelby M.C. Davis Horace Hidreth/Seal Bay Fund of the Maine Community Fdn Davis Educational Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Melville Hodder Arthur Vining Davis Foundations Sonja Johanson ′95 & Richard Gordet Fidelity Foundation Burks B. Lapham Dr. & Mrs. Philip Geier Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Lapham Mrs. Polly Guth Mrs. Marcia T. MacKinnon Mr. Samuel M. Hamill, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Clement E. McGillicuddy Mr. John Harper Jennifer & Jay McNally ′84 Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Johnson III Ms. Elinor Newman ′87/Trilobite Fund of the Tides Fdn Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kogod Mr.* & Mrs. Daniel Pierce Meg & Miles Maiden ′86 Elwood R. Quesada Educational Fdn Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Mars, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Rales Jennifer & Jay McNally ′84 Dr. Walter Robinson MELMAC Education Foundation The Seth Sprague Educational & Charitable Fdn Mr. & Mrs. Gerrish Milliken William P. Stewart Rebecca & Steve Milliken Meredith & Phil Moriarty Pathfinder $5,000–9,999 National Center for Research Resources, NIH Mr. & Mrs. William G. Foulke, Jr. The New York Community Trust Susan Dowling & Andrew Griffiths The Partridge Foundation Mr. Peter Hunt/Point Harbor Fund of the Maine Community Fdn The Honorable Chellie Pingree ′79 & Donald Sussman Mr. & Mrs. William V.P. Newlin James Dyke & Helen Porter Willy Osborn David & Donna Reis Mr. & Mrs. C.W. Eliot Paine/ Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Robinson, Jr. The Puffin Fund of the Maine Community Fdn Mr. & Mrs. Henry D. Sharpe, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George Putnam William P. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. John R. Robinson/Widgeon Point Charitable Fdn Mrs. Allan Stone Mr. David Rockefeller Mr. & Mrs. William Thorndike, Jr. David Rockefeller Fund, Inc. US Department of Commerce Amy & Hartley Rogers US National Park Service Marthann & Edward Samek Christiaan ′09 & Cody van Heerden, MPhil ′15 Peter H. & Lucy Bell N. Sellers Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Sullens *deceased Ms. Phoebe Whipple Dicoverer $2,000–4,999 Dr. Nadia Rosenthal Ms. Kathe Gates McCoy Anonymous (2) Edith & Bill Rudolf Mr. & Mrs. Grant G. McCullagh Mary Dohna ′80 & Wells ′80 Bacon Mr. & Mrs. Robert Shafer Mr. & Mrs. Gerrish Milliken Mr. & Mrs. Dylan Baker State Street Corporation The Gerrish H. Milliken Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bamford The Swan Agency – Insurance Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Milotte, Jr. Bar Harbor Whale Watch Co. Nick & Joan Thorndike Phyllis Anina Moriarty Sandi Read & Ron Beard Ms. Katherine Weinstock ′81 Ms. Susan Parker Joan Stroud Blaine Ms. Judith Perkins Hon. & Mrs. Robert O. Blake Explorer $1,500–1,999 Bruce Phillips ′78 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Brewster Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Pierce, Jr. Mr. Frederick C. Cabot Mr. & Mrs. William Bartovics Jay & Lisa Pierrepont Paul & Virginia Cabot Charitable Trust Patricia & Curtis Blake Mrs. Eben Pyne Roc & Helen Caivano ′80 Lynn Boulger & Tim Garrity William B. Ruger, Jr. Linda K. & John H. Carman Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Bradley Cynthia Livingston & Susanna Porter & Jamie Clark Charles Butt Henry L.P. Schmelzer Rod & Verena Cushman Rebecca Buyers Samuel ′81 E.L. Shea, Inc. Philip & Tina DeNormandie Mr. & Mrs. Harry Charlston Mr. Winthrop Short Mrs. F. Eugene Dixon Karen & Darron Collins ′92 Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Shubert Mr. & Mrs. John Nicholas Dowling Ms. Sally Crock Ms. Caren Sturges Mr. Lawrence Duffy Mr. Adam Dau ′01/ Ms. Anne Tilney Mrs. Frederick Dupree, Jr. dabones Studio Limited Laura Stanton & Kim Tomlinson Mr. Samuel Felton Ms. Deborah DeWalt Mr. & Mrs. Carey Turnbull David & Judith Fischer Mr. & Mrs. David Donovan Julia Merck & Hans Utsch Goldman, Sachs & Co. The First Mr. & Mrs. James Van Alen II Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Growald Dr. & Mrs. Robert Fulk Ms. Kathleen Vignos Folsom Mr. & Mrs. George B.E. Hambleton Mr. Edwin N. Geissler (′76) Mr. John Wilmerding Natalie Hamill (′06) Margie Grace Shethar Louis & Judith Zawislak Mrs. Penelope Harris Mr. & Mrs. Richard Habermann Lynna & Jeffrey Horowitz Anne Stroud Hannum Mrs. Caroline Huber Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hoguet IndCor Properties Ms. Sherry Huber Mr. & Mrs. Jan F. Karst Ms. Leslie L. Jones ′91 Mr. John M. Kauffmann Susan Lerner & Steven Katona Mr. C. & Dr. E. Kehoe Mark Gauthier & Arthur Keller Mr. & Mrs. Peter Loring The Keller Family Sarah A. McDaniel ′93 Mr. & Mrs. John Kelley III Robert J. & Jane H. Meade Mr. & Mrs. John Kelly Pamela G. Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Kinney Nancy Milliken Keith & Susan Kroeger Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin R. Neilson Margaret & Philip Kunhardt ′77 Princeton Area Community Fdn Mrs. Gerrit Lansing Ms. Diana Rockefeller Machias Savings Bank Ms. Sydney Roberts Rockefeller Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Malone Romill Foundation Ms. Pamela Manice Northern Lights Society

The Northern Lights Society honors individuals who have made planned gifts to benefit COA. We want to thank the following members:

Anonymous (2) Sandi Read & Ron Beard Mr. & Mrs. Fred Benson Lynn Boulger & Tim Garrity Mr. Leslie C. Brewer Ker Cleary ′84 Norah D. Davis Mrs. Joanne Devlin The Black Fly Society Gordon Iver & Dorothy Brewer Erikson Ms. Vikki Evers Barbara McLeod & David Hales Honoring College of the Mr. & Mrs. George B.E. Hambleton Mr. Samuel Hamill, Jr. Atlantic′s mascot, The Black Ann Sewall & Edward Kaelber Fly Society was established Mr. John Kauffmann Mr. & Mrs. John Kelly to make donating to COA′s Margaret & Philip Kunhardt ′77 annual fund easier & Mr. & Mrs. Duncan MacKinnon Mr. & Mrs. John MacKinnon greener. Mrs. Marcia MacKinnon Ms. Marcy MacKinnon Sarah A. McDaniel ′93 We hope you′ll join this Meredith & Phil Moriarty swarm of sustaining donors Frederick S. Moss ′79 Mr. & Mrs. C.W. Eliot Paine by setting up a monthly Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Robinson, Jr. online gift! Tom & Susanna Meade Schindler Cynthia Livingston & Henry L.P. Schmelzer It′s the paperless way to give Mrs. Clyde Shorey, Jr. to COA. Stuart Dickey Summer ′82 Go to coa.edu/donatenow & follow the instructions.

Questions? Call 207-801-5622. The Alumni Leadership Circle (ALC) honors the generosity of alumni who give $500 or more to College of the Atlantic in any given year.

Anonymous (3) Sarah ′09 & Sam ′09 Heller Mary Dohna ′80 & Wells ′80 Bacon Susan B. Inches ′79 Bruce Bender ′76 Sonja Johanson ′95 & Richard Gordet Ranjan ′04 & Deodonne ′06 Bhattarai Ms. Leslie L. Jones ′91 John Biderman ′77 James Kellam ′96 Deirdre Swords & Michael Boland ′94 Nat ′04 & Ivy ′05 Keller Dennis Bracale ′88 Margaret & Philip Kunhardt ′77 Kevin & Amanda Bunker ′98 Rob Marshall ′87 Shan Burson ′83 Marie McCarty ′82 & Steven Baird ′83 Rebecca Buyers Samuel ′81 Sarah A. McDaniel ′93 Roc & Helen Caivano ′80 Suzanne Durrell & Ian Scott McIsaac (′76) Erin Chalmers ′00 Jennifer & Jay McNally ′84 Diana Cohn ′85 Jeffrey Miller ′92 Karen & Darron Collins ′92 Elinor Newman ′87 Adam Dau ′01 Tammy ′97 & Philip ′98 Nicholas George & Kelly Dickson, MPhil ′97 Carol ′93 & Jacob ′93 Null David Emerson ′81 Elsie Flemings ′06 & Richard Cleary Tobin ′95 & Valerie (′98) Peacock Joanne Rodgers Foster ′85 Bruce Phillips ′78 Mr. Edwin N. Geissler (′76) Abby Rowe (′99) June LaCombe & Bill Ginn ′74 Zach ′00 & Autumn ′01 Soares Nina ′78 & Jonathan ′78 Gormley Elena Tuhy-Walters ′90 & Carl Walters Nikole Grimes ′96 Christiaan ′09 & Cody MPhil ′15 van Heerden Cyrus & Patricia Hagge (′77) Lisa Burton ′86 & Chris (′83) Vincenty Natalie Hamill (′06) Donna & William ′76 Wade Rebecca Hancock ′97 Katherine Weinstock ′81 Katherine Hazard ′76 Ms. Jingran Xiao (′89) Alumni Gifts

Alumni giving demonstrates to other funders — individuals as well as foundations — the sense of value students received from their education. We stress participation — a gift of any size is appreciated. Thank you to all of the following.

1971 1978 William McDowell Steven Baird Gray Cox Jerry Bley Anne Patterson Sherman Burson III Patricia Jennings Sarah Cochran Keith Prairie Douglas Coots Jackson Gillman Wendy Van Dyke Jill Cowie-Haskell 1974 Jonathan Gormley Susan Woehrlin Joseph Edes William Ginn Nina Gormley Julie Erb Eric Henry Julie MacLeod Hayes 1981 Matthew Gerald Catherine Johnson Bruce Phillips Beverly Agler Cara Guerrieri Cathy Ramsdell Bruce Becque Esther Karkal 1975 Barbara Sassaman Rebecca Buyers Samuel Abigail Littlefield Ellen Seh Timmon Wallis Francis Cole Lauren McKean David Emerson Francis Owen 1976 1979 Abigail Goodyear Shoshana Perry Susan George Applegate Paul Beltramini John Jacob Christopher Vincenty Bruce Bender Pamela Bolton Robert May Michael Weber Edwin Geissler Lisa Damtoft Lynda McCann-Olson Betsy Wisch Nadine Gerdts Robert Holley Martha Pearson Katherine Hazard Susan Inches Mark Simonds 1984 Josephine Todrank Heth Andrea Lepcio John Viele M. Bernadette Alie Craig Kesselheim Frederick Moss Benjamin Walters David Avery Ian Scott McIsaac Chellie Pingree Katherine Weinstock Benjamin Cowie-Haskell Peter G. Milliken Frank Twohill Jean Weiss Holly Devaul William Wade Matthew Hare 1980 1982 Anna Hurwitz 1977 Anonymous Anonymous (2) Joplin James Jeffrey Baker Mary Dohna Bacon Glen Berkowitz Peter Jeffery John Biderman Wells Bacon Bruce Friedman Maria Vanegas Long Marilyn Downs Cheryl Bartholomew Gail Henderson-King Jay McNally Thomas Fisher Robin Beltramini Marie McCarty Clifton McPherson Megan Godfrey Clifford Bernier Donna Munro Benoni Outerbridge Scott Kraus Helen Caivano Paul Munro Margaret Pennock Philip Kunhardt Steve Demers Catherine Straka Kenneth Punnett Carol Manahan Jaki Erdoes Stuart Summer Laura Starr-Houghton Susan Priest Pierce Cynthia Jordan Fisher Katrina Van Dine William Stevens Frances Pollitt Susan Freed Jane Winchell John Allen Dandy Rebecca Renaud Terry Lee Good David Winship Lisa Holley 1983 1985 Patricia H. D. Hagge Evelyn Mae Hurwich Bethany Aronow Anonymous Steven King Evelyn Ashford Diana Cohn Joanne Rodgers Foster Edward Monat Leslie Jones Kevin Crandall Peter Heller Richard Simis Michael Kacergis Catherine Devlin Carol Mead Dorie Stolley David Lamon Bonnie Giacovelli Margaret Scheid Robert Ledo Todd Graham James Senter 1989 J. Gregory Milne Christian Johnson Jennifer Blansfield Bridget Mullen Lynn Kenison-Higgins 1986 Rachel Bullock Jeremy Norton Heather Martin Rosemarie Avenia Mark Cosgrove Edward Ormsby Sarah McDaniel Tenia Bannick Jared Crawford Melissa Ossanna Julie Nations Elizabeth Blugerman Libby Dean Meghan Piercy Carol Null Lisa Burton Jessica Greenbaum Natalie Springuel Jacob Null Cynthia Chisholm Linda Gregory J. Louise Tremblay Jennifer Rock Jane Halbeisen Lars Henrikson Joshua Winer CedarBough Saeji Woodmansee Barbara Meyers Jennifer Vinck Susan Highley Dina Petrillo-Herz 1992 Atsuko Watabe Jamien Jacobs Gerald Robinson John Avila Patrick Watson Suzanne Knecht David Vickery Lelania Prior Avila Peter Williams L. Paul Kozak Jingran Xiao Julie Barth David Mahoney Darron Collins 1994 Miles Maiden 1990 Erica Desmond Ted Bartles David Malakoff Ann Arseniu Gallivan Mollie Donohue Michael Boland D. Barclay McCurdy Emily Bracale Peter Emmet Amy Breen Anne Swann Lisa Farrar Robert Finn Robert DeForrest Scott Swann Benjamin Goldberg Erin Goff Kathryn Harmon Ledo Sarah Huntington Michele Kelsey Bruce Hazam Jennifer Harris Melissa Lessard-York Jennifer Judd-McGee Zackary Klyver 1987 Julianna Lichatz Dawn Lamendola Geneva Langley Anonymous Andrea Lynn Randy Lessard Kirsten Lawrence Helfrich J. Miles Batchelder Megan McOsker Philip Lichtenstein Nishanta Rajakaruna Robert Marshall Peter Moon Jeffrey Miller Amanda Reed Elinor Newman Daniel Sangeap Laurie Pansa Susan Sullivan Eric Roos Alexandra Simis Diane Barnett Phipps Timothea Sutton-Antonucci Maja Smith Andrea Roberto Erik Torbeck 1988 Megan Smith William Scanga Anonymous Elena Tuhy-Walters Kristie Simko Wells 1995 Paul Boothby Lauren Slayton Anonymous Dennis Bracale 1991 Heidi Stanton-Drew Neal Antonucci Teisha Broetzman Anonymous Mark Tully Elizabeth Rousek Ayers Kim Chater Katherine Clark Jeffrey Wells Michael Blair Kevin Geiger Daniel DenDanto Elizabeth Lavery Colin Capers Lauren Gilson Thomas Fernald Angela Dearborn Tardy Marcia Jaquith Graham Goff 1993 Scott Dickerson Rosemary Kelley-Demers Elizabeth Heidemann Timothy Case Sonja Johanson William McLellan Noreen Hogan Jennifer Crandall Michael Kattner Juliet Leeming Erik Martin Annabel Linquist Rachel Worthen Ava Moskin Brenden Moses Chloé Marr-Fuller Michael Zwirko Heather Murray Philip Nicholas Michael Morgenstern Tobin Peacock Luciana Francesca Pandolfi Chase Morrill 2002 Andrea Perry Valerie Peacock Rachel Biggar Moses Anonymous Suzanne Wagner Toby Stephenson Anne Mary Myers Rickie Bogle Justin Willis Tracey Anne Teuber Abraham Noe-Hays Justin Bowers Michael Zboray Rebecca White Alexa Pezzano Blair Foster Currier Rebecca Pooler Caleb Fuller Davis 1996 1999 Jennifer Prediger E. Nicole d′Avis Anonymous Heather Albert-Knopp Kathleen Pritchard Cameron Hale Douglass Ann Clemens Jessica Lynn Damon Kirsten Schwarz M Piper Dumont Nikole Grimes Edouard deVarennes Rolanda Seymour-Sarkis Brianne Jordan Mary Harney Jacob Eichenlaub Zachary Soares Joanne Kemmerer Shelagh Harvard Hannah Fogg Tanya Sundberg Gabrielle Kilponen Ian Helfrich Mindi Friedwald Meg Westfox Borbala Kiss James Kellam Laurel Harris Beth Ann White Sarah Ellen Morrill Deborah Keisch Polin Jill Kiernan Finn Cooper Pillsbury Jason Rich Carrol Lange 2001 Kerri Sands Ryan Ruggiero Benjamin Warren Lord Lauren Breault Sinclair Jennifer Douville VanHorne Bogart Salzberg Yasmin Lucero Laura Casey Matthew Sharp Elizabeth Nixon Adam Dau 2003 Michael Staggs Abby Rowe Angela DiPerri Anonymous (3) Sarah Tyson Luke Wagner Lisa Duncan Eben Albert-Knopp Paul Isaac Wagner Morgan Wing Goodale Jennifer Atkinson 2000 Elizabeth Gwinn Alana Beard 1997 Genevieve Angle Joseph Kiernan Jessica Bradshaw Kelly Dickson Ryan Arsenault Noah Krell Emily Clark-Usinowicz Sarah Gentry Jaime Beranek Caroline Leonard Matthew Corum Mary Griffin Melissa Blue Sky Blaise Maccarrone Hans Daubenberger M. Rebecca Hancock Melinda Casey-Magleby Benjamin Macko Ira Gooch Margaret Hoffman Erin Chalmers Marie Malin Kathryn Hunninen Tammy Nicholas Jessie Davis Rebecca Melius Quintana Kesler-McGrath Amy Scott Cerissa Desrosiers Kendra Miller Julia Davis McLeod Ryder Scott Katherine Dube Chandreyee Mitra Bethany Murray Jennifer Smyth Eileen Everett Justin Mortensen Drake Pillsbury Mary Burke Townsend Michael French Edward Muennich Caitlin Unites Christopher Witt Annika Ginsberg Shiva Polefka Jacob Usinowicz Katherine Griffin Bethany Haase Remmers Cory Whitney 1998 Travis Hussey Clara Rutenbeck Ryan Andrew Boduch Tori Jackson Marcie Ryan 2004 Amanda Bunker Shawn Keeley Autumn Soares Anonymous Raechelle Edmiston-Cyr Heather Lakey Rita Turner Evan Bender Edward Haynsworth Jude Lamb Abby Tusing Ranjan Bhattarai Rohan Chitrakar Jason M. Childers Sarah Barrett Elena Piekut Briana Duga Nikhit D′Sa Sean Berg Laura Pohjola Jamie Frank Beth Gallant Heather Berg Mary Ropp Erin Heacock Zwirko Marisa Glass Al Raja Sarah Haines Culler Lisa Rosenthal Julia Hefner Jessica Glynn Zinaida Dedeic Helena Shilomboleni Nathaniel Keller Jay Guarneri Kate Hassett Jasmine Smith April Mauro Chitrakar Natalie Hamill Sarah Haughn Hannah Stevens Dominic Muntanga Tanner Harris Amanda Hooykaas Christiaan van Heerden Kimberly Austin Nathane Amy Hoffmaster Danielle Meier Bik Wheeler Katherine Norton Kara Johnson Benjamin Nimkin Oliver Orion Eliana Johnston Kaitlin Palmer 2010 Zachary Reidman William D. Luther Emma Rearick Anonymous Allison Rogers Furbish Ethan Niederer Shoshona Njama Smith Mikus Abolins-Abols Noah Scher Thupten Norbu Amanda Spector Alyson Bell Anais Tomezsko Jodi Sargent Julia Walker Thomas Geena Berry Hua Wang Julia Reid Simmons Phoebe Van Vleet Oliver Bruce Nellie Wilson Carolyn Snell Katelynn Christian Julianne Taylor 2009 Andrew Coate 2005 Ashley Adler Sarah Colletti Anonymous 2007 Mirza Alas Portillo Jeanee Dudley Lydia Ann Brown Anonymous (2) Shaun Aylward Samantha Haskell Seth Carbonneau Aleksandra Aljakna Rahvi Barnum Noah Hodgetts Diana Choksey Devon Atwood Marni Berger Carly Imhoff Sarah Drummond David Camlin Lauren Broomall Robin Kuehn Shaya Durbin John Deans Farrell Campbell Quincy McMichael Lewis Samuel Edmonds Nidhi Eipe Brett Ciccotelli Margaret Longley Katie Freedman Nickilynn Estologa Joanna Cosgrove Daniel Mahler Jacquelyn Gill Gabriel Finkelstein Diana Escobedo Lastiri Matthew Maiorana Shane Hall Elsie Flemings Tess Faller Laci Mitchell Eduarta Holl Alexander Fletcher Sean Fitzgerald Leland Moore Eamonn Hutton Anna Goldman Samuel Heller Lauren Nutter Jennifer Jones Genelle Harrison Sarah Short Heller Taj Schottland Sarah Keeley Kayla Hartwell Richard Hilliard Krista Thorsell Ivy Keller Virginie Lavallee-Picard Sarah Jackson Rebecca Wartell Lauren Pfund Erica Maltz Nick Jenei Jacob Weisberg Lauren Rupp Peter Pavicevic Peter Jenkins Lillian Weitzman Santiago Salinas Jacqueline R. Ramos Michael Keller Amy Wesolowski Sanjeev Shah Kate Sheely Ingrid Lindstrom Rachael Shah Erin Soucy Neith Little 2011 Nina Overgaard Therkildsen Sarah Steinberg Iris Lowery Anonymous Marjolaine Whittlesey Shamsher Virk Samuel Miller-McDonald Natalie Barnett Sarah Neilson Jacqueline Bort 2006 2008 Rebecca Paine Alexander Brett Deodonne Bhattarai Erin Allen Jose Juan Perez Orozco Katelyn Costello Madeleine Cutting Katherine Perry Zuri de Souza 2015 Amelia Eshleman Hannah Plekon Leland DeWalt Casey Acklin Evan Griffith Laura Prada Rachel Drattler Erica Allen Allison Hicks Emmy Raviv Sarah Duff Samuel Allen Steven Humphreys Megan Trau Alexandra Dunbar Willa Baker Alicia Hynes Annick Bickson Annika Earley Leslie Beggs Bethany Johnson Julia Bretz Paul Excoffier Stephen Brown Philip Kunhardt Magdalena Garcia-Ponder Maria Escalante Brianna Larsen 2013 Elena Gilis Rebecca Flesh Daniel Lindner Anonymous (2) Sarah Hines Lucas Greco Eli Mellen Devin Altobello Amanda Hogate Jacquelyn Jenson Adelina Mkami Bethany Anderson Michael Hueter Madeline Long Jordan Motzkin Austin Bamford Michael Jenks Wade Lyman Luka Negoita Mollie Bedick Robert Lau Margaret Maiorana Neil Oculi Rachel Briggs Benjamin Leung Robert Miles Elizabeth-Anne Ronk Bronwyn Clement Richard MacDonald Kristen Ober Katelyn Ross Colleen Courtney Polly McAdam Mary Katherine O′Brien Matthew Shaw Alexandria Fouliard Elizabeth McCusker Anna Odell Juan Carlos Soriano Yabar Nathaniel Hilliard Benjamin Moniz Saren Peetz Caitlin Thurrell Madalynne Magnuson Adrienne Munger Emily Peterson Robin Van Dyke Kaitlin Mathews Sean Murphy Christopher Phillips Stephen Wagner Cayla Moore A. 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2018 Natasha Krell Friends of COA

The following list reflects COA′s Annual Giving for the fiscal year July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013. With deep gratitude & appreciation, we acknowledge the generosity of the following.

Anonymous (22) Ms. Susan Thomas Blaisdell Mr. & Mrs. Elliot Cohen 3M Foundation Ms. Shirley Blancke Ms. Jane Cohen Murray Abramsky Ms. Edith Blomberg Nancy Andrews & Dru Colbert Valerie Acklin Mr. Jarly Bobadilla Ms. Mary Collins Adirondack Community Trust Boeing Company Gerald & Suzanne Colson Enoch Albert & Sharon Knopp Ms. Nancy Bompczyk Melissa & Frederick Cook Ms. Jane Alexander Patricia Honea-Fleming Coplon Associates Ms. Judith Allen & Richard Borden Stewart Corn Mr. & Mrs. Craig Altobello Ryan Bouldin & Elizabeth Levy Bouldin Dick Atlee & Sarah Corson John & Karen Anderson Mr. & Mrs. James Brennan Dr. Melville & Polly Cote Mrs. Diane Anderson Ms. Jill Briggs Mr. Ralph Crabtree Martha & David Anderson Ms. Jacqueline Brittain Mr. & Mrs. Steven Crabtree Mr. & Mrs. Schofield Andrews III Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bromage Lynn Cyr & James A. Crawford Jim & Mary Jo Askew Mr. Ashley Bryan Stefan H. Cushman Atwater Kent Foundation, Inc Richard Bullock Stan & Jane Davis Mr. Bobbi Bailin Mr. & Mrs. Ordway P. Burden Norah D. Davis Sarah & David Baker Robert Gossart & Mrs. Rachel Deans Ms. Bridgette Chace Kelly Ball Judith Burger-Gossart Dennis & Joanne Deleconio Mr. & Mrs. Philip Banks Mr. Brendan Burke Ms. Dominika DelMastro Drs. Victor & Claire Barbetti Beth Burnam Elisabeth Rendeiro & Steven DePaul Barbara Tennent & Steven Barkan Charles & Barbara Burton Ms. Tammy Dery Bobby Kelley & Jill Barlow-Kelley Ms. Erika Butler Mr. Robert DeSimone Noel & Laurie Barnett Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cahill Mrs. Charles Dickey, Jr. David Struck & Lavon Bartel Ms. Trisha Cantwell-Keene Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dinolfo Mr. & Mrs. William Bartovics William Carpenter & Donna Gold Jefferson Dobbs Sandra Gargus & Robert Batt Barbara & Vinson Carter Arthur Dole Wesley & Terrie Beamer Suzanne Taylor & Don Cass Mr. Millard Dority Ms. Lily Beaugard Cinnamon Catlin-Legutko Mr. & Mrs. Darrold Dorr Emily M. Beck & Geoffrey P. Young Lucy Hull & E. Barton Chapin Downeast Transportation, Inc. Jeannie & Henry Becton, Jr. Douglas Michael & Kimberly Childs Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Downing Robert & Ellen Beekman Katherine Kaufer Christoffel Mrs. William Drury Mr. John Beggs Chubb & Son Ms. Judith Dudley Bell & Anderson, LLC Alyne & Joseph Cistone Mrs. Marcia Dworak Mr. & Mrs. Fred Benson Clarion Research Inc Amb. & Mrs. William Eacho III Rev. & Mrs. Robert Benson Timothy B. Clark & Hannah Sistare Eden Realty Mr. Robert Hunt Berry Steve Redgate & Dianne Clendaniel Rose Edwards Ms. Nancy Marshall Bickel Mr. Kenneth Cline Ellsworth Builders Supply Mr. & Mrs. Ola Bjerke Catherine Clinger Ms. Carol Emmons Ms. Laurie Black Jan Coates Dianna & Ben Emory Carol & Jackson Eno Mr. & Mrs. Darrel Grabow Jon & Marlene Hubbard Joel & Arline Epstein Ms. Carrie Graham Ms. Sarah F. Hudson Equity Residential Spencer & Elizabeth Gray Ms. Jennifer Hughes Mrs. Bertha Erb Mrs. Bo Greene Ms. Jane Hultberg Gordon Iver & Dorothy Brewer Erikson William Guild Ms. Patricia Humphreys fund of the Greater Worcester Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gumpert Mr. Stephen Hunt Community Foundation Phillip & Diane Gurreri Charles & Louise Huntington Mr. Daniel Etman Mrs. Merna C. Guttentag Keisuke & Ruth Iida Ms. Elizabeth Etman Mr. Michael Hall The Ingall Family Casey Jones & Bill Faller & Sarah Hall David & Jane James katherine Jones Mark Hallett & Mr. William Janes Mrs. Sasha Fassett Heather Hallett Thurston Susan Whitby & Eric Johnson Dr. & Mrs. Clifford Faull Mr. & Mrs. G. Bernard Hamilton Ms. Laura Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel Fenton Mr. & Mrs. John Michael Hancock Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Thos & Carroll Fernald Jo Cristofaro-Hark & Peter Hark Ms. Constance Jordan Mr. & Mrs. Mark Fimbel Stunkel Ms. Katherine Hart Mr. & Mrs. H. Lee Judd Heidi & David Fitz Ms. Holly Hartley Ann Sewall & Edward Kaelber Peter & Ronda Flaherty Mrs. E. Louise Hartwell Mr. & Mrs. Charles Karesh Mr. & Mrs. William M.G. Fletcher Charles & Nancy Hatfield Steven & Ali Kassels Cherie & Chad Ford John & Jocelyn Hayes Bob & Ellie Kates Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Ms. Kate Hays Mr. David Katona Gold Foundation Mary Olson & Matthew Hecht Dr. & Mrs. Leon Katz Beth Allen & Valerie Frey Mary J. Heffernon James & Sally Kellogg Ursula Hanson & Jay Friedlander Ms. Nancy Helterman Kent-Lucas Foundation, Incorporated JoAnne & Richard Fuerst Mark Hermann Lorraine Stratis & Carl Ketchum Jeffrey Seeley & Linda Fuller Ms. Susan Herridge Diana & Neil King Mr. Bernard Fuller Jock Herron & Julia Moore Ms. Elizabeth King Ms. Kathryn Fuller Ms. Paula Hetfield Mr. & Mrs. Allan Kleinman Jim Fuller & Jenny Cassel Charles E. Hewett Mr. & Mrs. Richard Klyver Mr. David Furholmen John W. & Clara C. Higgins Foundation Aleda J. Koehn Galyn′s Galley Ingrid & Ken Hill Ted & Joanna Koffman GE Foundation Barbara M. Hilli Ms. Anne Kozak Ms. Helen Geils Mr. John Hinckley Mr. Samuel Lambert III Stephen & Kathleen George Ms. Kimberly Hines Przemyslaw & Iwona Laszkiewicz Ms. Anne Giardina Ms. Jane Holland Linda Inouye & Bradley Lau Drs. Wendy & Alan Gladstone Carolyn & Dave Hollenbeck Ms. Katherine Lau Dr. & Mrs. Donald Glotzer Ms. Betsey Holtzmann Ms. Stephanie Lauro Gerda Paumgarten & Larry Goldfarb Mr. Russell Holway Ms. Lois LeBlanc Dr. Judith Goldstein Home Depot Foundation David Lebwohl, MD Mr. & Mrs. John Good Ms. Rosamond Hooper-Hamersley Leung & Ursula E.J. Lee Robert & Sonia Goodman Bill & Cookie Horner Douglas Legg & Nina M. Legg Mr. Walter Goodnow Mr. James Houghton Mr. Jonathan Lewis Ms. Diane Gordon Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Larry & Lois Libby Estate of Fr. James Gower Ms. Jean Howell Mr. & Mrs. Peter Loizeaux Ms. Alice MacDonald Long Ms. Julie Meltzer Mr. John Newhall Perrin H. Long & Julie Maher-Long Mr. Robert Mentzinger Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nicholas III Ralph & Roberta Longsworth Mr. James Merrill Mrs. A. Corkran Nimick Nancy Sullivan-Lord & Dan Lord Marvin & Jean Messex Mr. & Mrs. Peter Nitze Thomas E. Lovejoy Ms. Deborah Meuse Mrs. Marie Nolf Ms. Sarah Luke Ms. Amy Miller Mrs. William Norris Wendell & Reba Luke, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Miller Ormsby Dolph & Nancy Norton Kate Macko Daphne Milliken Ms. Sandra Nowicki Lawrence & Bridget Maiorana Ms. Pam Mitchell Ms. Eva-Maria Nuart Ms. Casey Mallinckrodt Mr. Frank Mocejunas Mrs. Elizabeth Higgins Null Mr. Michael Mallory Mr. Kevin Monahan Mr. & Mrs. Peter Obbard Sam Coplon & Isabel Mancinelli Mr. & Mrs. John Moniz Kevan Sano-O′Brien & Hayley Manger Mr. & Mrs. Sung Moon Geoffrey O′Brien Mr. Patrick Mareschal Katherine Moore Ms. Mary Jane O′Brien Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Martinez Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Morgenstern Ms. Hope Olmstead Ms. Sarah Mathews Mrs. Lorraine Morong Mr. W. Kent Olson Mrs. Anne Mazlish Ms. Elizabeth Morrell Ms. Whitney Wing Oppersdorff Erin McCormick Dr. Suzanne Morse Knut & Anne Ostby Ms. Donna McFarland Diane Blum & Robert Motzkin Andrea & Jon Pactor Ms. Amy McIntire Lois & John Moyer Dr. & Mrs. Lewis Patrie Linda Parker & Jamie McKown Mr. & Mrs. Michael Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Paul Mr. & Mrs. Jordan McMonagle Susan & Bob Nathane Nicole Paulet Piedra Mr. & Mrs. Ernest McMullen Janneke Seton Neilson Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Peabody Mr. Donald K. McNeil Mr. & Mrs. Robert Neuman Bob & Susan Peck Daniel & Maryann Medeiros Carolyn Koerschen & William New Robert & Susan Pennington Kim & Keating Pepper Ms. Dolores Sadauskas Sandra Swinburne Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Perry Mr. DeWitt Sage, Jr. Bonnie Tai & Dan Thomassen Mr. Gordon Peters Graycote Inn/Roger & Patricia Samuel Dr. Davis Taylor Helen Hess & Christopher Petersen Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sassaman Ms. Karla Tegzes Ms. Katherine Peterson David & Mary Savidge Mr. Craig Ten Broeck Ms. Lili Pew Ms. Susan Schwaab Mr. Ronald Teuber Laura & Vassar Pierce David & Rebecca Schwed Mr. & Mrs. Ian Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Pierik Mrs. Evelyn Price Scott Mr. John Thorndike Dr. & Mrs. Richard Pierson Mr. Scot Seader BG Thorpe Thomas & Patricia Pinkham Mr. Robert Seddig Ms. Deanie Thorsell Ms. Carole Plenty Eric, Karen & Ella Segal Ms. Jenel Thurlow Ms. Sheri Emley Poftak Tim & Frances Sellers Linda Beattie & Paul Tremblay Ms. Laura Pollock Roland & Dottie Seymour Sandra Barnes & Carl Turner Chris & Pam Polloni Mr. & Mrs. Chris Shaida Ms. Katharine Turok Nancy & Dan Poteet George & Janet Shapiro-Weiss United Technologies Mr. & Ms. Robert Pronovost Bryan & Rachel Shaw C.J. Van Dewater Mr. David Rabin Mr. Samuel Shaw Ms. Katrina Van Dusen Meredith & Doug Randolph-Foster Mrs. Clyde Shorey, Jr. Verizon Foundation Razorfish Carol Dean Silverman Mrs. Jeptha Wade Mr. & Mrs. Fred C. Rea J.W. & Frances Sims Richard Hilliard & Karen Waldron Mr. & Mrs. Dana Reed Irena Bellaty Sinclair & Kent Sinclair Jane DeLisa & James Walker Keith & Lisa Reed Andrew & Judie Sky Wallace Tent & Party Rentals Patricia Wakefield & Kenneth Reeder Ms. Susanne Slayton Mr. & Mrs. Lance Warden Mr. & Mrs. John Reeves Molly Lanzarotta & Timothy Smith Ms. Gail Wartell Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Ressel Stephen & Roberta Smith Mr. & Mrs. John Wass Lori & John Ricci Ms. Alison Smith Mrs. Constance Weeks Andy Kimball & Margaret Riley Ms. Nancy Smith Ms. Wendy Weinrich Mr. Jared Roberts Ms. Sally Smith Jonathan & Jacquelyn Weiss Paul G. & Ann Rochmis Dr. Wayne Smith Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Welch Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rockefeller* Mr. Mark Speece Mr. Michael Welch Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Rodbell Mr. David Spurr Mr. & Mrs. Bradford Wellman Hilda K. & Thomas H. Roderick Ms. Marie St. John Ms. Carolyn Welty Amy Roebuck Stephen & Emmie Rick Wendy & Michael Downey Ronald & Patricia Rogers Ms. Carolyn Stephens Mr. & Mrs. Scott Weymouth The Rohn Family Susan Stephens Mr. & Mrs. Harold White III Ms. Karen Rose Ms. Marie Stivers Wild Iris Ranch, LLC Alice Bissell & Steve Rosen Candice Stover Ms. Janet Wise Drs. Stephen & Pamela Ross Carol & Sid Strickland Tom & Loretta Witt Mr. & Mrs. Max Rothal Ms. Silvija Strikis Ms. Rebecca Woods Joe & Susan Rothstein Ms. Joanna Sturm Richard Bullock & Carol Woolman Mr. Robert Rubin Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sullivan Mary Broad & Rob Yeo William E. Russell Mrs. Kathryn Suminsby Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Zundel Alan Mogridge & Amanda Ruzicka Mr. Gilbert Sward Ms. Jessica Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Henry Sweatt Year After Year

We want to recognize & thank those people whose steadfast support of COA helps us achieve our mission year after year.

Over 25 Years Diana & Neil King Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kogod Mrs. Diane Anderson Ms. Anne Kozak Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Margaret & Philip Kunhardt ′77 Mr. John Biderman ′77 Mrs. Marcia MacKinnon Hon. & Mrs. Robert Blake Suzanne Durrell & Ian Scott McIsaac (′76) Mr. Jerry Bley (′78) Marvin & Jean Messex Mr. Leslie C. Brewer Mr. & Mrs. Gerrish Milliken Charles & Barbara Burton Phyllis Anina Moriarty Roc & Helen Caivano ′80 Mrs. Lorraine Morong Gerald & Suzanne Colson Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Neilson Dick Atlee & Sarah Corson Mr. John Newhall Dr. Melville & Polly Cote Mr. & Mrs. William V.P. Newlin Ms. Sally Crock Mrs. A. Corkran Nimick Rod & Verena Cushman Ms. Sandra Nowicki Norah D. Davis Mrs. Elizabeth Higgins Null Mrs. Charles Dickey, Jr. Jennifer Waldron & Benoni Outerbridge ′84 Arthur Dole Bruce Phillips ′78 Mrs. William Drury Mrs. Eben Pyne Carol & Jackson Eno Ms. Cathy Ramsdell ′78 Gordon Iver & Dorothy Brewer Erikson Mr. & Mrs. John Reeves The First Mr. David Rockefeller Ms. Cynthia Jordan Fisher ′80 Mr. & Mrs. David Rockefeller, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Donald Glotzer Hilda K. & Thomas H. Roderick* Mr. & Mrs. John Good Drs. Stephen & Pamela Ross Nina ′78 & Jonathan ′78 Gormley Ms. Ellen Seh (′75) Estate of Fr. James Gower Peter H. & Lucy Bell N. Sellers Julie MacLeod Hayes ′78 Mrs. Clyde Shorey, Jr. Ms. Katherine Hazard ′76 Ms. Dorie Stolley ′88 Kate & Eric Henry (′74) Mrs. Kathryn Suminsby Mr. & Mrs. Melville Hodder Mr. & Mrs. C.W. Eliot Paine/The Puffin Fund MCF Ms. Betsey Holtzmann Mr. John Thorndike Mrs. Michael Huber Mr. John Viele (′81) Charles & Louise Huntington Stacy Hankin & Ben Walters ′81 Catherine B. Johnson ′74 Ms. Katherine Weinstock ′81 Ann Sewall & Edward Kaelber Alice & Bradford Wellman Susan Lerner & Steven Katona Mr. John Wilmerding Mr. John Kauffmann Sue Woehrlin ′80 Mr. & Mrs. John Kelly Over 20 Years Dr. & Mrs. Lewis Patrie Anonymous (5) Robert & Susan Pennington Atwater Kent Foundation, Incorporated Mr.* & Mrs. Daniel Pierce Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bass Mr. & Mrs. George Putnam Ms. Edith Blomberg Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Rogers Dennis Bracale ′88 Mr. & Mrs. Max Rothal Rebecca Buyers Samuel ′81 Mr. Daniel Sangeap ′90 Bill Carpenter & Donna Gold Ms. Barbara Sassaman ′78 Mr. & Mrs. Elliot Cohen Ms. Margaret Scheid ′85 Ruth M. & Tristram C. Colket, Jr. Mr. Winthrop Short Lisa Damtoft ′79 Mr. Mark Simonds ′81 Mr. Lawrence Duffy Mrs. Allan Stone Mrs. Marcia Dworak Nick & Joan Thorndike Mrs. Bertha Erb Elena Tuhy-Walters ′90 & Carl Walters Mr. & Mrs. William G. Foulke, Jr. C.J. Van Dewater Ms. Susan Freed ′80 Mrs. Jeptha Wade Mr. Edwin N. Geissler (′76) Jean McHugh Weiss ′81 Mr. Jackson Gillman ′78 Janey Winchell ′82 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Growald Betsy Wisch ′83 Patricia & Cyrus Hagge ′77 Mr. David Witham Mr. & Mrs. George B.E. Hambleton Ms. Jingran Xiao (′89) Mr. Samuel Hamill, Jr. Carolyn & Dave Hollenbeck Over 15 Years Ms. Sherry Huber Anonymous Susan B. Inches ′79 Murray Abramsky Bob & Ellie Kates Ms. M. Bernadette Alie ′84 James & Sally Kellogg Ms. Judith Allen Craig Kesselheim ′76 John & Karen Anderson Carl & Lorraine Ketchum Mary Dohna ′80 & Wells Bacon ′80 Mrs. E. Robert Kinney Mr. Jeffrey Baker ′77 Ms. Andrea Lepcio ′79 Barbara Tennent & Steven Barkan Ralph & Roberta Longsworth Mr. Bruce Becque ′81 Meg & Miles Maiden ′86 Mr. Bruce Bender ′76 Rob Marshall ′87 Ms. Pamela Bolton (′79) Robert May, ND ′81 Ms. Teisha Broetzman ′88 Mrs. Anne Mazlish Shan Burson ′83 Mr. & Mrs. William McDowell ′80 Suzanne Taylor & Don Cass Mr. & Mrs. Clement McGillicuddy Katherine Kaufer Christoffel Jennifer & Jay McNally ′84 Ms. Diana Cohn ′85 Robert J. & Jane H. Meade Mrs. Bernard K. Cough Mr. Peter Moon ′90 Mr. John Allen Dandy (′84) Frederick S. Moss ′79 George & Kelly Dickson, MPhil ′97 Janneke Seton Neilson Mrs. F. Eugene Dixon Mrs. Marie Nolf Mr. David Emerson ′81 Ms. Carol Emmons Abigail Littlefield ′83 Dianna & Ben Emory Maine Coast Sea Vegetables Julie A. Erb ′83 David Malakoff ′86 & Amy Young Thos & Carroll Fernald Ms. Casey Mallinckrodt Mr. & Mrs. William M.G. Fletcher Carol Manahan ′77 Mr. David Furholmen Mr. & Mrs. Grant G. McCullagh Galyn′s Galley Sarah A. McDaniel ′93 Garden Club of Mount Desert Ms. Donna McFarland Stephen & Kathleen George Mr. Donald K. McNeil Mr. Matthew Gerald ′83 Trey McPherson ′84 Ms. Anne Giardina Mr. Jeffrey Miller ′92 June LaCombe & Bill Ginn ′74 Peter Milliken (′76) Ms. Megan Godfrey ′77 Mr. Frank Mocejunas Robert & Sonia Goodman Lois & John Moyer Mr. Walter Goodnow Ms. Hope Olmstead John Allgood & Abigail Goodyear ′81 Willy Osborn John P. Gower Cara Guerrieri ′83 & Francis Owen ′83 Mrs. Bo Greene Ms. Judith Perkins Ms. Linda Gregory ′89 Shoshana Perry ′83 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gumpert Dr. & Mrs. Richard Pierson Mr. Matthew Hare ′84 The Honorable Chellie Pingree ′79 & Donald Sussman Mrs. Penelope Harris Ms. Frances Pollitt ′77 Mary J. Heffernon Ms. Sydney Roberts Rockefeller Dr. Josephine Todrank Heth ′76 Mr.* & Mrs. Richard Rockefeller Horace Hidreth Joe & Susan Rothstein Barbara M. Hilli Ms. CedarBough Saeji ′93 Lisa ′80 & Bob ′79 Holley Cynthia Livingston & Henry Schmelzer Bill & Cookie Horner Roland & Dottie Seymour Mr. Peter Hunt Mr. Samuel Shaw Ms. Evelyn Mae Hurwich ′80 Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Shubert Ms. Anna Hurwitz ′84 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Smith Alison & Joplin James ′84 Lynne & Mike Staggs ′96 Mr. William Janes William P. Stewart Ms. Laura Johnson Carol & Sid Strickland Ms. Leslie L. Jones ′91 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sullivan Esther Karkal ′83 Stuart Dickey Summer ′82 Dr. James Kellam ′96 The Swan Agency – Insurance Mr. & Mrs. John Kelley III Mr. Gilbert Sward Steven King ′80 Bonnie Tai & Dan Thomassen Aleda J. Koehn Dr. Davis Taylor Ted & Joanna Koffman Mr. Frank Twohill ′79 Roz Rolland & Scott Kraus ′77 Ms. Katrina Van Dusen David Lebwohl, MD Wendy L. Van Dyke (′80) The Agnes M. Lindsay Trust Christiaan ′09 & Cody van Heerden, MPhil ′15 Donna & William ′76 Wade T.A. Cox Richard Hilliard & Karen Waldron Jennifer ′93 & Kevin ′93 Crandall Tom & Loretta Witt Estate of Barbara Danielson Davis Conservation Foundation Over 10 Years Steve ′80 & Rose (′88) Demers Anonymous (5) Philip & Tina DeNormandie Heather Albert-Knopp ′99 & Erich Reed Mr. Robert DeSimone Genevieve Soloway Angle ′00 Holly Devaul ′84 Ms. Evelyn Ashford ′83 Janet Redfield & Scott Dickerson ′95 Wendy Knickerbocker & David Avery ′84 Angela DiPerri ′01 Lelania Prior Avila ′92 & Family Ellen & Bill Dohmen Elizabeth Rousek Ayers ′95 Mr. Millard Dority Marie McCarty ′82& Steven Baird ′83 Mr. & Mrs. Darrold Dorr Sarah & David Baker Wendy & Michael Downey Ms. Tenia Bannick ′86 Ms. Marilyn Downs ′77 Bobby Kelley & Jill Barlow-Kelley Amb. & Mrs. William Eacho III Wesley & Terrie Beamer Mr. Joseph Edes ′83 Sandi Read & Ron Beard Dr. & Mrs. Clifford Faull Robert & Ellen Beekman Mr. Samuel Felton Paul ′79 & Robin ′80 Beltramini David & Judith Fischer Mr. Glen Berkowitz ′82 Tom Fisher ′77 Joan Stroud Blaine Allison Rogers Furbish ′04 Deirdre Swords & Michael Boland ′94 Beth & Will Gardiner Rev. Paul Boothby ′88 Ms. Lauren Gilson ′88 Patricia Honea-Fleming & Richard Borden Drs. Wendy & Alan Gladstone Robert Gossart & Judith Burger-Gossart Margie Grace Shethar Charles Butt Mary Nelson Griffin ′97 Barbara & Vinson Carter Susan Dowling & Andrew Griffiths Ms. Melinda Casey-Magleby ′00 Ms. Elizabeth Gwinn ′01 Michele & Agnese Cestone Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard Habermann Erin Chalmers ′00 Mr. & Mrs. John Michael Hancock Ms. Taj Chibnik ′95 Rebecca Hancock ′97 Ms. Cynthia Chisholm ′86 Ms. Jennifer Harris ′94 Ms. Katherine Clark ′91 Ms. Holly Hartley Susanna Porter & Jamie Clark Atsuko Watabe ′93 & Bruce Hazam ′92 Timothy B. Clark & Hannah Sistare Mr. Peter Heller ′85 Steve Redgate & Dianne Clendaniel Mr. Lars Henrikson ′89 Kenneth Cline & Jen Hughes Susan Highley ′86 Jan Coates Kenneth & Ingrid Hill Ms. Sarah Cochran, DVM ′78 Margaret Hoffman ′97 Pancho Cole ′81 Ms. Sarah F. Hudson Karen & Darron Collins ′92 Ms. Jane Hultberg Mr. Douglas Coots ′83 John Jacob ′81 J. Gray Cox Ms. Jamien Jacobs ′86 Ms. Marcia Jaquith ′88 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Paul Margaret & Peter Jeffery ′84 Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Peabody Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Johnson III Tobin ′95 & Valerie (′96) Peacock Ms. Constance Jordan Margaret Pennock ′84 Mr. & Mrs. H. Lee Judd Kim & Keating Pepper Mr. Michael Kattner ′95 Helen Hess & Christopher Petersen Shawn ′00 & Sarah ′05 Keeley Ms. Susan Priest Pierce ′77 Mark Gauthier & Arthur Keller Thomas & Patricia Pinkham Joanne Kemmerer ′02 Ms. Carole Plenty Kent-Lucas Foundation, Incorporated Shiva Polefka ′01 Bethany S. Klyver & R. Zack Klyver (′94) James Dyke & Helen Porter Nadine Gerdts (′76) & Steve Lacker Dr. Nishanta Rajakaruna ′94 Jude Lamb ′00 Mr. & Mrs. Fred C. Rea Dawn (′92) & Josh ′91 Lamendola-Winer Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Robinson, Jr. Burks B. Lapham Dr. Walter Robinson Kathryn Harmon Ledo ′94 & Rob Ledo ′91 Mr. & Mrs. John Robinson Leung & Ursula E.J. Lee Paul G. & Ann Rochmis Randy Lessard (′92) & Melissa Lessard-York ′90 Dr. Jennifer Rock ′93 Jessica Greenbaum ′89 & Philip Lichtenstein ′92 Eric Roos ′87 Ms. Maria Vanegas Long ′84 Edith & Bill Rudolf Mr. & Mrs. Peter Loring Kerri C. Sands ′02 Machias Savings Bank David & Mary Savidge Maine Space Grant Consortium Richard ′88 & Lilea ′90 Simis Sam Coplon & Isabel Mancinelli Ms. Susanne Slayton Ms. Pamela Manice Rich MacDonald & Natalie Springuel ′91 Valeska & Erik Martin ′98 Ms. Laura Starr-Houghton ′84 Ms. Lauren McKean ′83 State Street Corporation Ms. Carol Mead ′85 Andrea Perry ′95 & Toby Stephenson ′98 Pamela G. Meyer Mr. William Stevens ′84 Kendra Miller ′01 Ms. Marie Stivers Rebecca & Steve Milliken Ms. Caren Sturges Mr. & Mrs. Sung Moon Mr. & Mrs. William Thorndike, Jr. Katherine Moore J. Louise Tremblay ′91 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Morgenstern University of Maine Sea Grant Program Meredith & Phil Moriarty US Department of Commerce Dr. Suzanne Morse Ms. Katrina Van Dine ′82 Mr. Sean Murphy ′14 Ms. Hua Wang ′04 Susan & Bob Nathane Mr. & Mrs. Harold White III National Center for Research Resources, NIH Mr. David Winship ′77 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nicholas III Richard Bullock & Carol Woolman Patricia A. Gates Norris Carol ′93 & Jacob ′93 Null Mr. W. Kent Olson Ms. Whitney Wing Oppersdorff Gifts to Honor & in Memory

Gifts were made in memory of, or to honor, the following people & groups in fiscal year 2014.

In Honor

Jill Barlow-Kelley Jay Friedlander Jacob & Madeleine Williams Ms. Nellie Wilson ′04 Mr. Jordan Motzkin ′11 Anonymous

Beech Hill Farm Rowen Gorman ′07 Linda McGillicuddy Ms. Lucinda Keister Mrs. Constance Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shafer

Lynn Boulger Andy Griffiths Jeremy Norton ′91 Charles and Nancy Hatfield Jeannie and Henry Becton, Jr. Mr. William Scanga ′92

Leslie C. Brewer Polly Guth Hamilton Robinson, Jr. Gordon and Dorothy Brewer Erikson Ms. Lili Pew Ms. Nancy Marshall Bickel

JoAnne Carpenter Samuel M. Hamill Jr. Fae Silverman ′03 Mr. Edward Haynsworth III ′98 Natalie Hamill (‘06) Carol Dean Silverman

Sally Morong Chetwynd ′76 Stephen Homer Hunt Dorrie Stolley ′88 Mrs. Lorraine Morong Mr. Robert Hunt Berry Anonymous Ms. Jane Cohen Ken Cline Coit Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rodbell Ms. Juliet Leeming ′95 Mr. Christian Johnson ′93 Jacquie Waldman COA Building & Grounds Staff Steven K. Katona Ms. Fredia Beggs Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murphy Ms. Katrina Van Dine ′82 Brooke Welty ′11 COA Staff Sarah Luke Ms. Carolyn Welty Ms. Casey Mallinckrodt Jennifer Hughes In Memoriam

Marsha L. Anderson Rebecca Clark ′96 Edward J. Meade, Jr. Anonymous Kenneth Cline Robert J. & Jane H. Meade

Christina L. Baker James C. Collins Don Meiklejohn Mr. and Mrs. William Arata Ms. Anne Kozak Anonymous (2) Jonathan M. Zeitler and Cynthia Baker Mr. Kevin Geiger ′88 Mr. Jimmy Baker Kathryn W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Norton ′91 David Kline and Christina Baker Kline Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bass Grant and Rebecca Madiera Castle Gwen and Lemuel Mercer Ellen and Bill Dohmen Richard Davis Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Morrell Ms. Reba Duckett Dr. Melville & Polly Cote Ms. Anne Funderburk Norm Nelson Susan Dowling and Andrew Griffiths Linda deVarennes Ms. Ruby Nelson ′13 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Haaland Ted deVarennes ′99 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haertel Elizabeth F. & R. Amory Thorndike Ms. Cynthia Hamilton Alice Eno Mr. John Thorndike Bill & Cookie Horner Ms. Laura Johnson Ellen Kappes and Moorehead Kennedy Beatrix Sedgwick Gray Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lester Eugene Courtney Euwer Mr. and Mrs. Spencer E. Gray, Jr. Mr. Robert Lester Mr. Robert Hunt Berry Logical Machines Clyde E. “Ev” Shorey Carson and Chris Lutes Fr. James Gower Mr. and Mrs. William V.P. Newlin Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy Margaret and Philip Kunhardt ′77 Eric, Karen and Ella Segal Mr. and Mrs. Philip McDowell Craig and Donna VanMetre Ms. Joanna Sturm Ms. Marcia Miller Robert and Diane Barnett Phipps ′92 Craig Greene Kirsten Stockman ′91 Dr. William Pitts, Jr. Beth (Carrot) White ′00 Jim and Mary Jo Askew Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quandt Mr. Kenneth Cline Ms. Priscilla Sebel Roslyn Kaiser Downeast Transportation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Singleton Laura & Michael Kaiser ′85 Ms. Jennifer Judd-McGee ′92 Julie and Bob Spahr Ms. Alice MacDonald Long Mr. Helmut Weber Kent Katz ′79 Ms. Barbara Meyers ′89 Mr. Frank Zito Catherine Straka ′82 Mr. and Mrs. Dana Reed Richard Bullock and Carol Woolman Edward McC. Blair Paul W. Knight Pamela G. Meyer John H. Deans ′07

Sherman L. Burson Nancy S. Lebwohl Shan Burson ′83 David Lebwohl, MD Gifts to Special Projects

Special Project Areas: • Allied Whale (AW) • Performing Arts Chair (PAC) • Beech Hill Farm (BHF) • Rebecca Clark Memorial Scholarship Fund (RCF) • Craig Greene Memorial Fund (CGF) • Peggy Rockefeller Farms (PRFG) • COA Debate Program (DPG) • Restricted Giving (RES) • In-Kind Gifts (IKG) • Scholarship (SCH) • George B. Dorr Museum (GBD) • Share the Harvest (STH) • Gifts to the Senior Class (GSC) • Special Gifts & Grants (SGG) • Gifts of Time & Talent (GTT) • Steven K. Katona Chair in Marine Studies (SKC) • Hatchery (HAT) • Summer Field Studies (SFS) • Maine Sea Grant Program (MSGP) • Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education (SARE) • NOAA Prescott Stranding Grant (PRS10) • Thorndike Library (THL) • Northeast Creek Ecology Grant (NCEG) • The Turrets (TUR)

Anonymous (10) (SGG, TUR, AW, PAC) Mr. Leslie C. Brewer (SGG, GTT, PAC) Ms. Victoria Accardi ′14 (GSC) Cynthia Brotzman (GTT) Heather Albert-Knopp ′99 & Erich Reed (GSC) Mr. Stephen Brown ′15 (GSC) Joanne Alex (GTT) Bonnie Burn (GTT) Ms. Erica Allen ′15 (GSC) Pam Bush (GTT) Mr. Devin Altobello ′13 (GSC) Ms. Trisha Cantwell-Keene (SGG) John & Karen Anderson (CGF) Mr. Colin Capers ′95, MPhil ′09 (STH) Ms. Nancy Andrews (IKG) Bill Carpenter & Donna Gold (IKG) Ms. Talia Apkon ′14 (GSC) Barbara & Vinson Carter (GSC) Arthur Vining Davis Foundation (SGG) Sarah Catanese (GTT) Mr. & Mrs. James Ash (PAC) Michele & Agnese Cestone Foundation (AW) Mr. John Avila (′92) (TUR) Ms. Chloe Chen-Kraus ′14 (GSC) Janoah Bailin ′14 (GSC) Mr. Stephen Chertock (SCH) Dylan & Becky Ann Baker (GTT, PAC) Joe & Alyne Cistone (GTT, PAC) Bar Harbor Whale Watch Co. (AW) Ms. Bronwyn Clement ′13 (STH) Barbara Tennent & Steven Barkan (AW) Steve Redgate & Dianne Clendaniel (GSC) Rick Barter (GTT) Mr. Kenneth Cline (GSC, RCF, STH) Ms. Cheryl Bartholomew ′80 (SCH) Ms. Catherine Clinger (PAC) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Bass (GTT) Ms. Sarah Cochran ′78, DVM (SCH) Sandi Read & Ron Beard (GTT, PAC) Ms. Monica Coffey (PAC) Andrea Beardsley (GTT) Ms. Dru Colbert (PAC) Ms. Barbara Beblowski ′14 (GSC) Pancho Cole ′81 (GTT) Ms. Lauren Benzaquen ′14 (PACH) Ruth M. & Tristram C. Colket, Jr. (TUR) Chandra Bisberg ′08 (GTT) Karen & Darron Collins ′92 (PAC) Lisa Bjerke ′13 (GTT) Ms. Mairi Connelly ′14 (GSC) Ana Blagojevic (GTT) Brian Cote (GTT) Hon. & Mrs. Robert Blake (SGG) Mrs. Bernard Cough (GBD) Ms. Natalie Bloomfield ′14 (GSC) Ms. Colleen Courtney ′13 (GSC, SCH) Beth Blugerman ′86 (GTT) T.A. Cox (RES) Lynn Boulger & Tim Garrity (GSC, STH, GTT, PAC) Ms. Sally Crock (RCF) Ms. Emily Bracale ′90 (IKG) Ms. Brittany Cullen ′14 (GSC) Kristy Cunnane (GTT) Dr. Judith Goldstein (IKG) Crystal DaGraca (GTT) Terry Good ′80 & Jaki Erdoes ′80 (SCH) Ms. Lucca D′Aleo ′14 (GSC) Robert Gossart & Judith Burger-Gossart (IKG) Estate of Barbara Danielson (SGG) Mr. & Mrs. John P. Gower (IKG) Darling′s (IKG) Estate of Fr. James Gower (SGG) Estate of Kathryn W. Davis (SKC) Ms. Jane Gray (BHF) Davis Conservation Foundation (AW) Susan Dowling & Andrew Griffiths (GSC, IKG, SGG, PAC) Davis Educational Foundation (NCEG) Grace Grinager ′07 (GTT) Davis Projects for Peace (SGG) Guild of Natural Science Illustrators, Inc. (SGG) Zuri de Souza ′14 (GSC) Joe Gunn (GTT) Megan Smith ′90 & Daniel DenDanto ′91 (SGG) Mr. & Mrs. George B. E. Hambleton (IKG, GTT) Deborah DeWalt (PAC) Mr. Samuel Hamill, Jr. (GTT) Leland DeWalt ′14 (GSC) Matthew Haney (GTT) Susan Dewey (GTT) Lynn Hanna (GTT) Heather Dillon (GTT) Mr. John Harper (IKG) Heather Dority ′96 (GTT) Lee & Dee Haynes (PAC) Ms. Rachel Drattler ′14 (GSC) Sarah Heller ′09 (GTT) Mr. Nikhit D′Sa ′06 (GTT) Diane Helprin (GTT) Ms. Sarah Duff ′14 (GSC) Sue Hersey (GTT) Ms. Alexandra Dunbar ′14 (GSC) John W. & Clara C. Higgins Foundation (THL) Amanda Dyer (GTT) Ingrid & Ken Hill (GSC) Ms. Annika Earley, MPhil ′14 (GSC) Ms. Sarah Hines ′14 (GSC) Keith Eaton (GTT) Mr. & Mrs. Melville Hodder (GTT) Mr. David EinhornEsq. (IKG) Ms. Amanda Hogate ′14 (GSC) Mr. Thomas Eshleman (SGG) Bob Hoguet (GTT) Nickilynn Estologa ′07 (GTT) Jackie Bachman & Milton Horner (PAC) Mr. Paul Excoffier (′14) (GSC) Mr. H.E. Hosley (AW) Mr. Samuel Felton (IKG) Laura Howes ′09 (GTT) Fidelity Foundation (TUR) Brain Hubbell (GTT) David & Judith Fischer (GTT) Ms. Sherry Huber (GTT) Mr. Grahme Fischer (TUR) Mr. Michael Hueter ′14 (GSC) Fisher Charitable Foundation (HAT ) Ms. Jennifer Hughes (GSC) Merton Flemings & Elizabeth Ten Grotenhuis (SGG) Mr. Stephen Hunt (PRFG) Elsie Flemings ′06 & Richard Cleary (SGG, GTT) Mr. & Mrs. Roger Innes (SGG) David Folger ′81 (GTT) Mr. Franklin Jacoby ′12 (SCH) Cherie & Chad Ford (SGG) Mr. Michael Jenks ′14 (GSC) Mr. & Mrs. William Foulke, Jr. (GTT) Ms. Laura Johnson (GSC, PAC) Caroline Fournier (GTT) Kathleen Jones & Donald Perovich (SGG) Nikki Fox ′02 (GTT) Susan Lerner & Steven Katona (IKG) Katie Freedman ′05 (GTT) Steve Katona (GTT) Tim Fuller ′03 (GTT) Lt. David Kearns (GTT) Steve Gabel-Richards (GTT) Julie Keblinsky (GTT) Ms. Magdalena Garcia-Ponder ′14 (GSC) David Keefe (GTT) Garden Club of Mount Desert (RES) Shawn Keeley ′00 (GTT) Beth & Will Gardiner (GTT) Sarah Keeley ′05 (GTT) Dr. & Mrs. Philip Geier (GTT) Ms. Lucinda Keister (BHF) Ms. Elena Gilis ′14 (GSC) Mr. Arthur Keller (PAC) Mr. & Mrs. John Kelly (GTT) Eli ′11, MPhil ′14 & Viriginia Mellen ′12 (GSC) Mrs. E. Robert Kinney (IKG) MELMAC Education Foundation (SGG) Lydia Kinney (GTT) Julie Meltzer (GTT) Ted & Joanna Koffman (TUR) Mr. Scott Mercer (AW) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kogod (TUR) Mr. Robert Miles ′15 (GSC) Ms. Anne Kozak (GSC) Lynda Millar (GTT) Kim Kramp (GTT) Ms. Amy Miller (AW) Noah Krell ′01 (GTT) Abe Miller-Rushing (GTT) Lori Krupke (GTT) Rebecca & Steve Milliken (GTT) Margaret & Philip Kunhardt ′77 Ms. Chandreyee Mitra ′01(SCH) Cindy Lambert (GTT) Ed Monat ′88 (GTT) Brian Langley (GTT) Mr. Benjamin Moniz ′14 (GSC) Mr. Robert Lau ′14 (GSC) Cayla Moore ′13 (GTT) Rebecca Leamon (GTT) Meredith & Phil Moriarty (GTT, PAC) Ms. Andrea Lepcio ′79 (PAC) Phyllis Anina Moriarty (SGG, GTT) Susie Lerner (GTT) Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Morrell (AW) Mr. Benjamin Leung ′14 (GSC) Ms. Bridget Mullen ′91, MPhil ′93 (SCH) Jeffrey & Ottilie Levine (IKG) Ms. Adrienne Munger ′14 (GSC) Quincy Gray McMichael Lewis ′10 (TUR) Ms. Anna Murphy (PAC) Jessica Greenbaum ′89 & Philip Lichtenstein ′92 (GTT) Mr. Sean Murphy ′14 (GSC) The Agnes M. Lindsay Trust (SCH) Ms. A. Addison Namnoum ′14 (GSC) Perrin & Julie Long (PAC) Barb Neilly (GTT) Mrs. Ronald Lyman, Jr. (GTT) Ms. Ruby Nelson ′13 (SCH) Ben Macko ′01 (GTT) George Neptune (GTT) Maine Beer Co LLC (AW) New York Botanical Garden (SGG) Maine Coast Sea Vegetables (AW) The New York Community Trust (SGG) Maine Community Foundation (AW, SCH, SGG) Andrea Newby (GTT) Maine Space Grant Consortium (SGG, SCH) Mr. & Mrs. William V.P. Newlin (GTT, PAC) Ms. Casey Mallinckrodt (SGG) Ms. Gabriela Niejadlik ′14 (GSC) Ms. Sarah Mathews (SCH) Lisa Nitze (GTT) Ms. Kaitlin Mathews ′13 (SGG) Northeast SARE (SARE) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Mazlish (GTT) Carol ′93 & Jacob ′93 Null (THL) Ms. Anne Mazlish (PAC) Aoife O′Brien ′05 (GTT) Ms. Polly McAdam ′14 (GSC) Cynthia Ocel (GTT) Ms. Jessica McCordic ′12 (AW) Phinn Onens ′13 (GTT) Mr. & Mrs. Grant G. McCullagh (GTT) Willy Osborn (GTT) Ms. Elizabeth McCusker ′15 (GSC) Ms. Delilah Owen ′14 (GSC) Sarah A. McDaniel ′93 (GTT) Mr. R. Talbot Page (IKG) Scott McFarland (GTT) Roy Partridge (GTT) Mr. & Mrs. Clement McGillicuddy (GTT, PAC) Valerie (′98) & Tobin Peacock ′95 (GSC) Tara McKernan (GTT) Valerie Peer (GTT) Mike McKernan (GTT) Mr. Joseph Perullo ′14 (GSC) Jennifer & Jay McNally ′84 (GTT) Ms. Lili Pew (GTT) Megan McOsker ′90 (GTT) Photo Researchers, Inc. (SCH) National Center for Research Resources, NIH (SGG) Ms. Alison Pierik ′14 (GSC) ME Agriculture in the Classroom (SGG) Mr. Alex Pine ′14 (GSC) Mr. Ian Medeiros ′16 (GSC) Tari Pisano Rowe ′14 (GSC) James Dyke & Helen Porter (SGG, GTT) Annemarie Swanson (GTT) Dan Poteet (GTT) Meryl Sweeney (GTT) Ms. Aydan Pugh ′14 (GSC) Ms. Yuka Takemon ′14 (GSC) Ms. Cathy Ramsdell ′78 (GTT) Dr. Davis Taylor (GSC) Ms. Sarah Rasmussen ′15 (GSC) Kerry Taylor (GTT) Graham Reeder ′13 (GTT) Mr. Nathan Thanki ′14 (GSC) Mr. & Mrs. John Reeves (GTT) Riley Thompson ′13 (GTT) Ms. Delphinia Remaniak ′14 (GSC) Mr. & Mrs. William Thorndike, Jr. (GTT, PAC) Jen Riefler (GTT) Ms. Caitlin Thurrell ′11 (STH) Dr. Walter Robinson (IKG, GTT) Katie Toole (GTT) Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Robinson, Jr. (GTT) Emily Troutman ′01 (GTT) Mr. David Rockefeller (SFS) Mr. Mark Tully ′92 (TUR) David Rockefeller Fund, Inc. (SFS) Ms. Abigail Turner ′14 (GSC) Ms. Sydney Roberts Rockefeller (PAC) Frank Twohill ′80 (GTT) Ms. Chloe Rohn ′14 (GSC) University of Maine (SGG) Anne Rosborough (GTT) University of Maine Sea Grant Program (MSGP) Dr. Nadia Rosenthal (GTT) Ms. Kathleen Unkel ′14 (GSC) Snow Ross (GTT) Ms. Abigail Urban ′14 (GSC) Casey Rush (GTT) US Department of Commerce (PRS10) Zinta Rutins ′14 (GSC) US National Park Service (SGG) Alan Mogridge (PAC) & Amanda Ruzicka (GSC) Ms. Katrina Van Dine ′82 (SGG) Marthann & Edward Samek (GTT, PAC) Christiaan ′09 & Cody MPhil ′15 van Heerden (HAT, IKG, GTT) Bob Sattler (GTT) Richard Hilliard & Karen Waldron (IKG) Mr. Nicholas Sawyer ′15 (GSC) Mr. John Wass ′14 (GSC) Mr. Noah Sawyer ′14 (GSC) Mr. & Mrs. William Waterhouse (AW) Cynthia Livingston & Henry L.P. Schmelzer (GTT) Dianne Waters (GTT) Mr. Hans Schnorr von Carolsfeld ′14 (GSC) Seth Wessler (GTT) Mike Seavey (GTT) Todd West ′00 (GTT) Mr. James Senter ′85 (IKG) Hook Wheeler (GTT) Donna & Philip Seymour (AW) Ms. Marjolaine Whittlesey ′05 (PACH) Rachel (′05) & Sanjeev Shah ′05 (SCH) Ms. Alberta Willey (IKG) Jenn Shanholtzer (GTT) Khalif Williams (GTT) Allison & Kyle Shank ′14 (GSC, IKG ) Ms. Lynne Williams (PAC) Ms. Ivy Sienkiewycz ′14 (GSC) Mr. John Wilmerding (GTT) Kim Smallidge (GTT) The Winston-Salem Foundation (BHF) Jasmine Smith ′09 (GTT) Ms. Rebecca Woods (GSC) Jivan Sobrinho-Wheeler ′14 (GSC) Mr. Ryan Woofenden ′14 (GSC) Natalie Springuel ′91 (GTT) YWCA of Mount Desert Island (SGG) Mike Staggs ′97 (GTT) Mike Zboray ′95 (GTT) Heidi Stanton-Drew ′98 (GTT) Ms. Trudi Zundel ′14 (GSC) Elana Strout (GTT) Gifts to the Capital Campaign

COA began our $32M Life Changing, World Changing Capital Campaign in January of 2010 to strengthen scholarship & faculty support, add new academic disciplines, & enhance the college′s infrastructure for co-curricular & academic pro- grams. The following are donors whose gifts came in the 2014 fiscal year, July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014.

Allan Stone Chair in Visual Arts Dr. William Pitts, Jr. Jacquelyn Waldman & Leslie Beggs Mr. & Mrs. Richard Quandt Ms. Fredia Beggs Ms. Priscilla Sebel Ms. Laura Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Francis Singleton Mr. Matthew Shaw Julie & Bob Spahr Mrs. Allan Stone Mr. Helmut Weber Mr. Frank Zito Astor Scholarship Estate of Brooke Russell Astor Borden Chair in the Humanities Anonymous (4) Christina Baker Scholarship Fund Ranjan ′04 & Deodonne ′06 Bhattarai Mr. & Mrs. William Arata Mr. John Biderman ′77 Jonathan M. Zeitler & Cynthia Baker Dennis Bracale ′88 Mr. Jimmy Baker Rebecca Buyers Samuel ′81 David Kline & Christina Baker Kline Erin Chalmers ′00 Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Carr Ms. Nikole Grimes ′96 Grant & Rebecca Madiera Castle Sarah ′09 & Sam ′09 Heller Ellen & Bill Dohmen Mr. Noah Hodgetts ′10 Ms. Reba Duckett Susan B. Inches ′79 Ms. Anne Funderburk Catherine B. Johnson ′74 Susan Dowling & Andrew Griffiths Ms. Leslie L. Jones ′91 Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Haaland Dr. James Kellam ′96 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Haertel Ms. Andrea Lepcio ′79 Ms. Cynthia Hamilton Sarah A. McDaniel ′93 Bill & Cookie Horner Jennifer & Jay McNally ′84 Ellen Kappes & Moorehead Kennedy Mr. Jeffrey Miller ′92 Christopher & Clara Baker Lester Mr. Dominic Muntanga ′94 Mr. Robert Lester Bruce Phillips ′78 Logical Machines Mr. Gerald Robinson ′89 Carson & Chris Lutes Alice & Bradford Wellman Mr. & Mrs. John McCarthy Laura & Michael Kaiser ′85 Mr. & Mrs. Philip McDowell Ms. Marcia Miller Computer Science Chair Robert & Diane Phipps ′92 Allison & Kyle Shank ′14 Cox Fund Unrestricted Endowment T.A. Cox Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Sandi Read & Ron Beard Davis Scholarship Lynn Boulger & Tim Garrity Shelby Cullom Davis Charitable Fund Inc. Mr. Leslie C. Brewer Mr. & Mrs. William G. Foulke, Jr. Dr. Catherine Clinger Dr. & Mrs. Philip Geier The First Dr. & Mrs. Philip Geier Faculty Salary Equity Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hoguet Dr. Molly Anderson David & Jane James Mr. Kenneth Cline Kate & Ben Macko ′01 Phyllis Anina Moriarty Fund for Maine Islands Mr. & Mrs. William V.P. Newlin James & Erin Allen ′08 Marthann & Edward Samek The Partridge Foundation Cynthia Livingston & Henry Schmelzer Mr. & Mrs. Henry D. Sharpe, Jr. Lisa Stewart Chair in Literature & Women′s Studies Mr.* & Mrs. Clyde Shorey, Jr. William P. Stewart Dr. Davis Taylor Mr. & Mrs. William Thorndike, Jr. M/V Osprey Christiaan ′09 & Cody van Heerden, MPhil ′15 Ms. Laura Johnson Mr. David Witham Machias Savings Bank Mr. & Mrs. Gerrish Milliken

Scholarships Mr. & Mrs. John P. Gower Mr. Samuel Hamill, Jr. Jennifer & Jay McNally ′84 Amy & Hartley Rogers Craig & Donna VanMetre