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DCCC Annual Report 2004 E d u c a t i o n a l F ANNUAL REPORT o July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015 u n d a t i o n 2014 – 2015 Robert M. Madonna, Chair BOARD McCoy Enterprises John J. Camero III, Vice-Chair OF TruMark Financial Credit Union DIRECTORS Kathleen A. Breslin, Executive Director Delaware County Community College John A. Glavin, Jr., Treasurer Delaware County Community College Cynthia K. Aigeltinger, SAP America, Inc. David M. Banet David M. Banet & Associates, Inc. Karen L. Bogosian, Visual Sound, Inc. Thomas A. Clardy, Ph.D. Clardy Management Consultants, LLC Brian Wilbur Coyle, The Henderson Group Lawrence M. D’Andrea, Invictus Business Advisers, LLC Paul M. deBotton, National Realty Corporation Barbara A. Denczi, The Bryn Mawr Trust Company Vahan H. Gureghian, CSMI, LLC Laura M. Kasper, Monarch Staffing Tracy L. Mack, AmeriHealth Caritas Family of Companies Phyllis Ann (Pam) Mariani, Edgmont Country Club Larry J. Moulder, UPS Carl J. Needles, Beneficial Bank Kevin B. Nolan, Kimberly-Clark Corporation Jerome S. Parker, Ph.D., Delaware County Community College Michael L. Ranck, Community YMCA of Eastern Delaware County Julie Sebastian Maryrose Sheppard, Exelon Corp/PECO Energy William E. Sockwell, William E. Sockwell Associates Donald B. Soslow Charles D. Stevenson, Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. William H. Torian, Jr. Sloan Walker, Morgan Stanley DearFriends of t he Fou ndati on, My fellow members on the Board of Directors of Delaware County Community College Educational Foundation and I are grateful to the College’s alumni, friends and other constituents who support our mission. Board members are motivated by a sense of community that is demonstrated by an investment of time and philanthropic dollars. We represent a diversity of professions and businesses, large and small. Our involvement facilitates partnerships, where appropriate, and philanthropic gifts for College priorities. A strong community is made possible by institutions like Delaware County Community College that focus on career opportunities for residents, while also preparing students to transfer to four year institutions for advanced degrees. For this reason, our Board is committed to the work of the Foundation whose sole mission is to develop resources for students, faculty, programs and capital projects. In recent years the College has focused on transforming the Marple Campus into a 21st century educational environment. This transformation was made possible by major investments by the College that were augmented by gifts from many donors. There is more to be accomplished, but with renewed support from our constituents, we will continue to make an impact on what the College is able to offer the community. The Board’s service on various committees helps to ensure the success of Foundation activities. Annual gifts, which support the scholarship program, golf outing, events and other projects, rely on a great number of people to be successful. We owe a debt of gratitude to our Board members and to all donors whose names are listed in this report. Sincerely yours, Robert M. Madonna Chair, Board of Directors DCCC Educational Foundation 1 2014 Crystal Griffin was one of three student speakers who spoke on behalf of the scholarship winners. ANNUAL She received the Masterson Family Scholarship SCHOLARSHIP DINNER The Foundation hosts an annual dinner in fall to recognize scholarship donors and scholarship recipients. Donors are applauded for their generosity and students for their accomplishments. Keynote speaker, Amanda Valentin , Dr. David Grossman, Board of Trustees, Class of 2010 and graduate of congratulates Adrianna Huff on receiving the University of Arkansas for Medical Marc A. Bender Endowed Scholarship. Sciences with a doctorate in pharmacy, spoke of how she overcame her lack of confidence in her ability to succeed in a challenging academic major. Encouraged by her progress at the College and support by her colleagues at the Walmart pharmacy where she was employed, Valentin continued to pursue her dream of becoming a pharmacist. She was also a Walmart Community Pharmacy Resident at Kristin Wilford (right) received the Harry L. LeFever the time of the dinner. Scholarship from Mary LeFever who established the award in memory of her husband, a former 2 faculty member. On behalf of the Press Club Serving the Kay Ricker (center) congratulates Innyi Ju Philadelphia Suburbs, the Charles W. Crist and Necole Greene on winning the ACT 101 Memorial Scholarship was presented by Scholarship. Bill Tyson and Marianne Rhodes (right) to Samantha Andricola. Dr. John Agar and wife Beatrice (from left) congratulate Heather Ford on receiving the John Russell Agar Nursing Scholarship, which was established in honor of his father. DCCC Alumni Ed Betts, Maura Elliott (second from right) and Gloria Vincent (far right) award the Sweet Future Scholarship to Amanda Patton, a Communications major. The alumni established the scholarship as a student project and continue to fund it. The six scholarship winners of the Louis W. Scott III Memorial Scholarships attended the Foundation dinner to thank Lou Scott Golf Classic committee members Mary Scott (far right) and Kathie Fox (far left) on their support of the golf outing which raised money for the scholarship. Scott created the scholarship in memory of her husband, former principal of Penncrest High School. 3 The Foundation has numerous Foundation Mini-Grants were awarded to Tanya Gardner (third from left), Dr. Naomi awards for students, faculty, Machell, (fourth from left) and Dr. Fiona Geiser (far right) for enhancements to their academic staff and alumni that recognize programs. Presenting the awards are (from left) extraordinary accomplishments John Camero, Foundation Board Vice-Chair, Dr. Diane Picciani, Director of the Center to in the classrooms or broader Promote Excellence in Teaching and Learning, community. Awards are former Provost Dr. Margaret Bartow, and presented throughout the year Assistant Professor Meredith Much. or at special events created for the awards. DCCC AwaFOUNDATrIOd N s KAREN L. BERLANT JOURNALISM AWARD Elaine Hossler, Associate Professor of Christopher Linvil Nursing, presents the Marian Heisler HONORABLE HARRY J. BRADLEY AWARD Award to Melissa Carroll, Class of 2015, Gloria Murphy for excellence in clinical skills. DCCC EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION ANNUAL A.F.A. PART-TIME FACULTY AWARDS FOUNDATIONS Arthur Berlin EXHIBITION Susan Bradley PURCHASE AWARDS Warren Delong Andrew Bilyeu William Dyke Dimitra Deravedisian Arnold Taylor Sergiu Dirda AJ O’Donnell DCCC MINI-GRANT PROGRAM Kevin Rose FOR FACULTY Samantha Salzman Fiona Geiser, Ph.D. Anna Trieu Naomi Machell and Anne Marie Verenna Tanya Gardner ANNUAL A.F.A. GRADUATE EXHIBITION OTHER FOUNDATION FUNDS PURCHASE AWARDS Marjorie Ailes Memorial Endowed Fund Dimitra Deravedisian for ElderWeek Programs Ashley Ferguson Jim Binns Police Academy Award Solomen Flewellen, Jr. The Carolyn Klock Therapy Fund Matthew Haegele Scholarship AMERICA – Dreamkeepers Fund Tina Powers Student Textbook Fund Emaleth Siter Nicholas Wold 4 Jaime Treadwell (left), Assistant Professor of Art, receives the Gould Award for outstanding teaching from Donald Heller, Vice Chair of the College's Board of Trustees at Commencement. THE GOULD AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING Jaime B. Treadwell MARION HEISLER AWARD Melissa Carroll PATRICIAL HOLSTEN AWARD EDITH GARLOW MEMORIAL Roxanne Campisi Ashley Henderson POETRY AWARDS Suzanne Prieto COLLEGE POETRY CONTEST LINDBACK AWARD FOR Corrine Twigg, First Place DISTINGUISHED TEACHING Samantha Bundrick, Second Place Garrin Teed, Third Place EUGENE J. MANISCALCO, R.A. Perry Martin, Honorable Mention ARCHITECTURAL AWARD Alyssa Law HIGH SCHOOL POETRY CONTEST Virginia Homan, First Place THE MARIE PATRIARCA Natalia Orlovsky, Second Place AWARD Grace Haas, Third Place Elaine Tambon Emilee Kitchen, Honorable Mention PECHIN FUND AWARD FOR REGISTERED NURSE FREE VERSE POETRY CONTEST FIRST ASSISTANT Peter Gadonis, First Place Ellyse Fernandez, Second Place (tie) LANFORD A. WILSON James Shedrick, Second Place (tie) MEMORIAL HISTORY AWARD Perry Martin, Third Place Ellen Clark Nykie Griffin, Honorable Mention WONG MOSS OUTSTANDING ALUMNI AWARD Jeanie Heffernan '85 55 LOU SCOTT GOLF CLASSIC Marks 15th Year Dr. Jerry Parker, College President, expresses appreciation to golfers for their longstanding support. Rain did not dampen spirits He is joined by event co-chair, Phil Damiani. at the 15th annual Lou Scott Golf Classic – all the golfers showed up wearing rain gear and a smile. The golf outing has been played at The Golf Course At Glen Mills since its inception. Revenue from the event totals $220,000 to date and has supported 73 local high school graduates attending Delaware County Community College. Students from Harry Brooks, longtime friend of Lou Scott Penncrest High School are the primary (from left) has attended outing for 15 years along beneficiaries of the scholarships. with sons Steve and Mike and Bill Murray. Lou Scott was Penncrest High School’s beloved principal for 30 years and, at the time of his death in 2000, assisted the president of the College as a liaison to sponsoring school districts. Lou Scott’s legacy endures through the Lou Scott Golf Classic, an event that brings his friends and colleagues together each year in a spirit of competition and camaraderie. Representing Follett Higher Education are (from left) Kris Stachowiak, Dr. Eric Wellington, THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS Andi Grimes and Andre Watson. TITLE SPONSOR David M. Banet & Associates, Inc. CBIZ Community YMCA of
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