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RETURN SERVICES REQUESTED 2009 Annual Report TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Message from the Foundation Chair

2 A Conversation with President Mark Becker

5 Georgia State University Foundation Board of Trustees

7 Pacesetter: Athletics Director Cheryl Levick

9 Pacesetter: Naeshia McDowell

10 Pacesetter: Coach Bill Curry

13 Pacesetter: Dr. Carole E. Scott

15 Pacesetter: Professor Binghe Wang

16 Pacesetter: Provost Risa Palm

18 Ways of Giving: Outright Gifts and Pledges

19 Ways of Giving: Planned Gifts

21 Honor Roll of Donors 21 Cumulative Lifetime Giving 26 President’s Society 32 Heritage Society

35 List of Foundation Endowments

40 Foundation Financial Highlights Fiscal Year 2009

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PROJECT MANAGER: Felicia Kornegay

EDITORS: Adrienne Crosby, Felicia Kornegay

WRITERS: Adrienne Crosby, Kirsten Tagami

PHOTOGRAPHERS: Meg Buscema, Carolyn Richardson Message from the Foundation Chair Private Support Needed Now More Than Ever

The rate of change in our world is university, Mark Becker became the ever increasing. President Mark seventh president of Georgia State Becker made bold predictions about University, and my son graduated from the future of the university in his the College of Arts and Sciences and state of the university address. This will start a master’s degree in report mentions some of the pace - economics in the Andrew Young setting happenings at Georgia State School of Policy Studies in the fall. University. Did I mention that the rate of While the quality of the student change in the world is ever increasing? body continues to grow, access Before I know it, I will be the grand - remains a primary value as well. parent of an alumnus! I am so proud Freshman Naeshia McDowell, and grateful for my association with profiled herein, is an example of Georgia State – as an alumna, an Catherine C. Henson, Chair, Georgia State University both. Naeshia is the recipient of our adjunct professor in the College of Foundation (left), and Nancy E. Peterman, President, Mary Peavy Girls Club Scholarship, a Law and a foundation board member. Georgia State University Foundation; Vice President foundation scholarship awarded It has given me so much more than I for Development, Georgia State University. annually to a member of the Boys & could ever give back. Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta. Robinson College of Business. Dr. Thanks for your generosity and An interview with Cheryl Levick, Scott earned a B.B.A., M.B.A. , and Ph.D. support of the university. It needs our new director of athletics, gives at Georgia State before serving as an you now more than ever. you an insider’s perspective on the economics professor for many years. progress of our football program, On a personal note, I am delighted Sincerely, which plays its first season in the to end my two-year term as chair fall of 2010 . of the Georgia State University A profile of a distinguished Foundation. During my term, the Catherine C. Henson ’89 alumna, Carole Scott, reveals a Foundation continued to raise Chair, Georgia State University generous donor to the J. Mack significant dollars on behalf of the Foundation, 2007 –2009 1 A Future Compelling and Exciting A Conversation with President Mark Becker

After taking the helm of Georgia ships for the brightest students; and State University on January 1, the pushing GSU into the ranks of the energetic new president, Mark leading urban research universities, Becker, made it a point to talk to with the ability to attract major as many students, alumni, donors, grants and retain top talent. In the faculty and staff as he could. “I arena of sports, he’s working on kept hearing these phrases like the introduction of the exciting ‘best kept secret,’ and ‘we don’t get new football program, and someday credit.’ That was consistent across would like to bring all GSU sports all groups,” he said. And the more onto the campus in the heart of Becker learned about GSU, the more Atlanta. he had to agree. “It’s a dream in the distanc e... “Having been here a little bit many of our sports teams have to longer now, you start looking play near the edge of the perimeter,” around at the quality of the he said. “It would be nice if we could academic programs, the quality of bring all of our sports downtown.” the research, the quality of the community partnerships and inter - Building on Strengths national programs. I’m impressed Becker, 50 , came to Georgia with what I see and find. What we State from the University of South have here is amazing,” he added, Carolina, where he was executive noting that the College of Law, for vice president for academic affairs example, has the sixth-ranked and provost. Before that, he held health law program in the country. teaching and leadership positions As part of his mission to spread at the University of Minnesota, the the word about GSU, Becker deliv - University of Michigan, Cornell, ered this spring what is believed to the University of Florida and the be the first “state of the university” University of Washington. He address in its 96 -year history, and he succeeds Carl V. Patton, who was vows it will be an annual tradition. president for 16 years and led the In it, he laid out his plans to build on revitalization of the campus, what’s already great about Georgia launched the school’s first major State, including: improving commu - capital campaign and repositioned nication with stakeholders and Georgia State sports to a more raising Georgia State’s profile; visible conference. dramatically increasing scholar -

2 Under Patton’s leadership, Donors are Key Vital Partnerships Georgia State became known as His goals for fundraising are no Becker noted that the university one of the most respected research less ambitious. He has set his sights already has a rich array of universities in the Southeast. Becker on doubling annual gift totals from partnerships with metro Atlanta aims to channel money and energy $15 million to $30 million, with businesses, cultural institutions to take it to the next level, achieving much of the money going to a and community organizations. the status of one of the top research scholarship endowment for the He plans to build universities, period. That means university’s growing honors on that foundation strengthening the research infra - program. With the economy in a and broaden the structure to support a steady supply steep downturn, that won’t be an opportunities for of grants, he said. easy task, of course. But Becker says service learning, Growing as a research university donors understand that the needs especially in the is a little like being on a treadmill are great, especially with the sharp areas of interna - that keeps going faster and faster. cutbacks in state funding. tional business and Georgia State has been walking on “I think in this recessionary law. Atlanta is one that treadmill, and now it’s time to environment, there’s an under - of America’s few start running, Becker says. “As you standing that students are being truly global cities, gain prestige, more and more expected to carry more of their he noted, offering a students want to become part of educational expenses,” he said. “We rich array of intern - your university. So there is again also can make the case that we have ship opportunities upward pressure to grow the univer - very high-ability students who don’t for students sity and the educational programs have the financial resources to have seeking careers as well,” he said. “That takes place the full educational experiences in international Everywhere he went, President Mark and there’s this ever-increasing pace beyond the classroom.” business or law. Becker kept hearing the same thing. at which you’re trying to do more.” Becker is a strong advocate for Becker is Georgia State has so much going Becker knows what it’s like to what he calls “learning outside the looking forward to for it, but the university doesn’t yet be on that treadmill. In fact, he classroom,” whether it’s study taking Georgia have the reputation it deserves – is internationally recognized as abroad or service learning in metro State to the next for the high caliber of its academics, a researcher in biostatistics and Atlanta. “There are so many benefits level, in these and the excellence of its research and public health sciences, has to living and studying in a culture, other areas. programs, the achievements of its published more than 40 articles, and most important, perhaps, in a “There’s a very students and alumni. and has been principal investigator language that is not your native pervasive sense on research grants from the language,” he said. “For other that the university National Institutes of Health and students, it’s putting them in intern - is on an upward trajectory,” he the National Science Foundation, ships where they’re really stretched. said. “We’ve come a long way, and and co-investigator on grants from You do this in the classroom but can the future is equally compelling other agencies. you do it in the real world?” and exciting.” 3 4 Georgia State University Foundation Board of Trustees July 1, 200 8–June 30, 2009

Catherine C. Henson ’89, Chair G. Rankin Cooter E. Vachel Pennebaker ’70 Georgia School Council Institute Sports Business Solutions Sears, Roebuck and Co. (retired) Professor Emeritus, Georgia State Helen M. Aderhold ’76, ’01 University Nancy E. Peterman, President Community Leader Vice President, Development John H. Cowart Sr. ’59 Georgia State University Steven Asplundh ’86 John Cowart Properties, Inc. Asplundh Tree Expert Company Mark A. Phillips ’74 David H. Flint Bank of America Corporation William C. Balzer ’98, Chair-Elect Schreeder, Wheeler & Flint, LLP UPS (retired) Jerry J. Rackliffe ’83, ’88, ’05 Danny W. Huff ’73 Vice President, Finance & John Bauer ’89 Georgia-Pacific Corporation Administration Tropical Nut and Fruit Company (retired) Georgia State University

Mark P. Becker Richard J. Jacobson ’80 William D. Reeves ’59 President, Georgia State University Cox Enterprises, Inc. Reeves Development Company

Kenneth L. Bernhardt Jack R. Kelly Jr. ’64 H. Jerome Russell Jr. ’85, Secretary J. Mack Robinson College of Noro-Moseley Partners (retired) H.J. Russell & Company Business Georgia State University Richard H. Lenny ’74 W. Clayton Sparrow ’79 The Hershey Company (retired) Seyfarth Shaw LLP Kathy T. Berry ’72, ’86 Georgia Press Association (formerly) Paul Mendel ’82 J. Grover Thomas Jr. ’85 RB Management Services, Inc. Trustmark Insurance Company W. Frank Blount ’69 JI Ventures Inc. & TTS Management L. Anthony Montag Christopher B. Torie, Treasurer Corporation A. Montag & Associates Wells Fargo & Co.

Frances L. Breeden ’80 Nathaniel O’Connell ’93 Dexter B. Warrior ’85, ’90 SunTrust Banks Harvard Management Company, Inc. Morgan Stanley

Anthony P. Burger ’71 Diane L. Parks ’76 Pr itchard & Jerden, Inc. Amgen Inc.

Maxwell M. Burns ’88 William C. Pate ’81, ’85 Alliance Capital Management LLP Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau

5 6 Pacesetter: Athletics Director Cheryl Levick Excitement Building for Football

Imagine. That thrilling first home Widespread Support should be very successful in the game is less than a year away. Levick is grateful for the Colonial Athletic Association. We’re The long-awaited moment when generous support of the Georgia the southern-most school in this Georgia State University students, State student body, which voted conference, so we have more alumni and other supporters can for an increase in student fees, and outdoor time – better weather, if look out onto the gridiron and see for private donors, who are funding you will. Our tennis teams and our GSU emblazoned on the side of a capital costs. “When I think about golf teams are doing well. Our base - quarterback’s helmet. The first time the response from alumni and the ball team just went to the regionals. in 96 years the Panther family can community, the one word I use is root for its own football team. pride,” Levick said. “People are so High Standards Cheryl Levick is feeling the excited and so proud to have their Levick recognizes the impor - excitement build. Georgia State’s own football program.” tance of having both a successful, new athletics director and her Now it’s time for the second broad-based athletics program – team are working behind the phase of fundraising, said Levick, and one that gets scenes to make sure everything is who enjoys developing the relation - noticed. “We want on schedule from logos to bigger ships and partnerships that are vital to make sure we lockers. A new mascot is being for a successful sports program. “It maintain a high designed, the marching band is is selling a dream, and with their academic perform - tuning up, a fight song is being help, that dream can become a ance and that our penned. There are so many details reality,” she explained. “Once people student athletes to take care of before the freshly understand what we’re doing and conduct them - minted team can get out on the field why, and the impact it has on selves with and give it their best. In addition student athletes, it is difficult for integrity and are to these details, of course, Levick people to say no.” service-oriented,” also is immersed in the big picture: she said. “To get strategic and financial planning, More is Needed noticed, to have fundraising, a comprehensive A total of $5 million is needed to prominence in the facilities plan. build permanent locker rooms, newspaper, you “We are starting a new program meeting space and offices for foot - have to win and and establishing new traditions ball coaches. Georgia State also is you have to win every day. It’s very fun – a lot of adding a women’s lacrosse program consistently. We work, but very fun,” said Levick, the that will begin playing in 2011 . “To are building that former No. 2 at the University of do that, we need a practice field foundation.” Athletics Director Cheryl Levick Maryland and twice an athletics and scholarships and coaches. We’ll For both the university and director at Santa Clara University be hiring coaches in 2010 with the the athletics department, there’s and St. Louis University. A pace - competitive season starting in electricity in the air, Levick said, setter in her field, she has received 2011 ,” Levick said. reinforcing her decision to come numerous awards for her work in In addition to football, several to Georgia State. “It’s a time of athletics and was named one of the other sports promise to shine a growth and change, all designed top 25 female sports executives by bright spotlight on GSU, Levick said. to put Georgia State University on Sports Business Journal. Levick took “Clearly, men’s basketball and base - the map,” she said. “I like that charge of Georgia State athletics at ball. They have exciting young energy. It’s a very exciting time to the end of March. teams. All of our spring sports be on campus.”

7 8 Pacesetter: Naeshia McDowell, Class of 2013 Realizing a Dream

Ever since she was 5 years old, Originally from Charlotte, N.C., As a teen in the College Bound Naeshia McDowell has aspired to McDowell moved to Georgia when after-school program at the Malon be a doctor. That’s when she first she was 8 years old. By that time, D. Mimms Boys & Girls Club in glimpsed the fast-paced and she had settled on her future career. Canton, McDowell learned that she focused environment of a hospital She recalls being thrilled by the life- especially enjoyed working with emergency room, where her mother and-death stories her mother told children, so she settled on pediatric worked in patient registration. “I every night after work. “She loved medicine. To make sure, she shad - just loved it. It was very exciting. All talking about it. That’s how you owed her own pediatrician as the doctors and nurses – it seemed know you love what you do – you part of an essay assignment for a like everyone had a job to do, no one can talk about it and just keep literature class. was lost, no one felt unwelcome,” going on and on,” she said. said McDowell, 18 , a freshman at Staying Focused Georgia State University who plans McDowell is looking forward to to major in biology as a pre-med her first year at Georgia State and student. to being in downtown Atlanta. McDowell has worked hard “There’s so much going on down toward her goal, taking advanced here. I’m excited about that but at math classes during her senior year the same time I have to focus on at Cherokee High School in Canton, school and keep my mind straight Ga. She saved money from part-time on what I want to do. My mom tells and summer jobs. But an education me, ‘you’ve got to stay focused.’” at Georgia State would have been McDowell serves as an inspira - out of reach without the scholar - tion to others at the Boys & Girls ships McDowell received, including Club, where she worked as a coun - the Mary Peavy Girls Club selor to teens and younger children Scholarship, she said. during the summer. Her family Georgia State’s Mary Peavy couldn’t be prouder. Her father scholarship supports students didn’t finish college. Her mother, who have shown high academic Naeshia McDowell, Class of 2013 wanting to set a good example for achievement. Preference is given her children, recently completed a to incoming freshman and young McDowell occasionally tagged bachelor’s degree. women who are members or former along when her mother went to After she is established in her members of the Boys & Girls Clubs work. She asked lots of questions career, McDowell plans to help of Metro Atlanta. as she watched the medical staff others further their education. come and go. “I’ve been thinking “If someone can step in and help Part of a Trend about this career since I was 5 and me go to college, I should be able As an African-American woman, have not one time turned away to do the same thing,” she said. McDowell is a pacesetter at Georgia from it and said I want to do some - “This scholarship came from State. The university has seen a thing else,” she said. “This is what I someone else’s heart and I really growing enrollment of African- want to do. It has been with me for do appreciate it. This didn’t have American females. that long.” to happen to me.”

9 Pacesetter: An Interview with Coach Bill Curry

Q: It has been more than a year especially to my wife, Carolyn, who solutions, such as our temporary since you came on board at earned her master’s degree and her practice arrangement at the NFL Georgia State University. What Ph.D. here. So I knew it was a special Youth Education Town (YET) facility. have you learned and seen in place, but that has been confirmed I have to say thank you to that time? Any surprises? in different ways every single day, students of Georgia State, who from the students, the athletics stepped up and voted for a fee Coach Bill Curry: More than department staff, the administra - increase, because that money is anything, I’ve learned that I still love tion, the alumni. Everyone that funding our scholarships and other doing this. I enjoy being a football we’ve come in contact with has annual operating expenses, such coach. Certainly there have been been so eager to help. as equipment and travel. moments that have been chal - lenging, and there have been some Q: What are some of the imme - Q: Can you talk about the tasks that are outside the realm of diate needs of the team, in terms coaching staff? what most football coaches do on of facilities, uniforms and so on? a daily basis, but I love coming to A: When I was hired, my first task work every day and facing whatever A: The biggest challenge that we was to put together a staff. And I needs to be done at that moment to have faced is the economy. This knew that was the most important help build Georgia State football. economic downturn has affected thing I would do in my first And I will love it even more as we everyone, and Georgia State is no year. People are always the most get on the field this fall and actually different. Because of the challenges important element in any start practicing football. of fundraising in this climate, we successful endeavor – people And the other thing I’ve learned are not as far along as we’d like on and relationships. is what a wonderful institution the construction of our permanent Quite frankly, I was stunned Georgia State University is. Actually, practice facilities. But the adminis - with the coaches that we were able I already knew that. Georgia State tration at Georgia State has worked to bring in. We were extremely is very dear to my family and me, diligently to come up with creative fortunate that experienced, highly

10 qualified coaches like John ning, all of these have helped us will be an exciting year, but a chal - Thompson, John Bond and George attract interest from some really lenging one. Coaches love being on Pugh were available at that time good players and students. We’re the practice field, but for players, and interested in joining the still going to be all freshmen that it’s not easy to hit and be hit all Georgia State program. Along with first year, but we will have some week long with no game on those veteran coaches, we’ve talent. Saturday to look forward to. As blended in some very bright young coaches, one of our challenges will coaches, so I think we’ve got a really Q: What are you expecting from be to use this practice time very well-rounded staff. the players, both athletically effectively. We’ve got to find ways We also have experienced people and academically, over the to make things fun and interesting in our key support positions, like next year? for the players but still keep the Director of Football Operations intensity high. Strength and condi - Dave Kaplan, and Equipment A: More than anything, I want tioning will also be a big emphasis. Manager Jay Bailey. There are so every person involved with Georgia Academically, our athletics many details that go into a State football – players, coaches, department as a whole has set a successful football program, partic - staff members, everyone – to very high standard that we have to ularly when you are starting from improve every day and grow with try to meet. The athletics teams at scratch, and all of these people are our program. Georgia State combined for a grade- crucial to our mission. We talk about the “Two Percent point average of over 3.0 during Solution.” We’re not going to the fall and spring semesters. That’s Q: How is recruiting going? improve 100 percent overnight. remarkable. And we got off to a But each of us can improve by two great start – the football team had A: Since we began recruiting, the percent every day. a 4.0 GPA for the spring semester. reception that we have received For the players specifically, this That’s right. We had exactly one from high school coaches all over player, and he made all A’s, so the the state has been really indescrib - football team has a 4.0 . able. We walk into high schools, and Seriously, though, academics the coaches are really excited about are and always will be our first a new football program in this state. priority. We have a wonderful They have been so willing to help us, support system in place with our and it’s been wonderful. academic advisors and our Learning We have so many great selling Lab. Our players will go to class, points. Number one, of course, is they will graduate, they will be Georgia State University and the good citizens, and they will make top-quality education. The city of Georgia State proud. Atlanta, the experienced coaching staff, the chance to be part of the football program from the begin - Coach Bill Curry

11 12 Pacesetter: Dr. Carole E. Scott Encouraging Others to Follow in Her Footsteps

In the 1950s , Carole Scott was a Georgia State’s doctoral program bright young woman from Atlanta’s in economics. West End who dared to dream big. Scott’s bequest fits well with Instead of working as a secretary President Mark Becker’s goal to or schoolteacher – more typical increase scholarship funding to careers for women of her genera - attract more of the brightest tion – she set her sights on students. Scott is a pacesetter as becoming a college professor. one of the most generous benefac - Because of Georgia State University, tors, but she’s not alone: planned Scott achieved her dream. giving is up this year at Georgia Now, after a long and fulfilling State in spite of tough economic career as an economics professor times. at the University of West Georgia, Scott is giving back to her alma Proud and Amazed mater with a generous bequest. She When Scott began at Georgia Dr. Carole E. Scott has established the Carole E. Scott State (then called Georgia State Ph.D. Fellowship in Business at the J. College of Business Administration), A Scholar and a Journalist Mack Robinson College of Business. it was newly independent from the Scott went on to become a Scott hopes to encourage others, University of Georgia. There were professor of economics at the especially other women, to follow only three buildings: one later University of West Georgia, where in her footsteps. named Sparks Hall; Kell Hall, a she taught for 32 years. She published “I chose something that was dear renovated parking garage; and a a personal finance textbook as well to my heart that I thought fulfilled gym that had been relocated from as numerous academic articles and a need. I wanted to help people who an Army base. newspaper columns. She was the first want to become college professors “I had to explain to people where coordinator of that university’s M.B.A. earn a doctorate at Georgia State,” I was going – people in Atlanta!” program and founded an early online she said. she recalls. “I’m so proud and academic journal called B>Quest “I have really enjoyed being a amazed at how far Georgia State (Business Quest). She remained its college professor,” Scott added. has come. Years ago, it started to get editor after she retired from teaching “Without Georgia State it would a national reputation and it just in 2000. She was named professor have been impossible.” keeps getting better.” emerita of business administration Scott earned all three of her that same year . A Trailblazer degrees at Georgia State: bachelor’s These days, Scott continues to When Scott began her studies and master’s degrees in business contribute to the local newspaper. at Georgia State in 1955 , tuition was administration as well as the Ph.D. She often can be seen around $48 per quarter. That was a modest She frequently was the only female Carrollton, Ga., the home of the sum compared to other colleges in her classes. University of West Georgia, wearing and universities. Still, it wasn’t easy She earned her M.B.A. at night her blue Panthers ball cap. for her father, who headed the while working a clerical job in her “I am overwhelmed by how GSU meter repair department at Georgia father’s office. At the time, the has advanced in every way,” she said. Power Company, to pay for his company paid for male but not “I wish I had had all the choices of daughter’s education. female employees to earn a master’s courses and majors that today’s Scott lived in her parents’ home, degree in business administration. students have. When I graduated and commuted by trackless trolley and The discrimination Scott experi - went job hunting, it would have been excelled in her classes – so much so enced is one reason she stated a wonderful if Georgia State was as that she eventually became one of preference for female students in well known as it is now and had its the first four students admitted to her fellowship. current reputation.” 13 Pacesetter: Professor Binghe Wang

14 Pacesetter: Professor Binghe Wang A Bright New Home for Top-Notch Research

Binghe Wang, a prominent scholar studies in Canada and the in medicinal chemistry at Georgia University of Kansas, where he State University, has three small earned his doctorate. He was labs in separate buildings. But it named to his current position at won’t be long before he moves into Georgia State in 2003 . one large, well-designed lab in a state-of-the-art science park in Researching Cancer downtown Atlanta. Wang, a Georgia Among Wang’s latest projects State professor and Georgia are new ways of diagnosing cancer, Research Alliance Scholar in Drug new cancer screening kits and anti- Discovery, says the new 350,000 - cancer and anti-microbial agents. He square-foot Parker H. Petit Science and his staff currently are scattered Center will help advance his in three buildings, the Natural research in many ways, including Sciences Center, Kell Hall and Grady promoting collaboration with other Hospital. He had input into the Professor Binghe Wang scientists and securing new grants. creation of his new lab, which will The $150 million facility, sched - have a more efficient design and uled to open next year, will be a hub more fume hoods – a critical issue for Georgia State’s research and for chemistry labs. The Parker H. Petit Science education mission – a place where The new science center is a clear Center will house research scientists will look for new ways sign of Georgia State’s commitment and instruction from multiple of detecting cancer, seek better to science research and will make it disciplines in the College of treatments for such neurological easier for the university to recruit Arts and Sciences and the diseases as Alzheimer’s, and train new faculty, staff, graduate students College of Health and Human future health professionals and and post-doctoral associates, Wang Sciences. Funding is provided researchers. said. In addition, grant applications by Parker H. Petit, philanthro - The glass-and-steel building always include a page where a pist and former alumnus and occupies a prominent spot at the researcher describes his or her lab. CEO of Matria Healthcare; the busy intersection of Piedmont “Having a new facility definitely state of Georgia; Georgia Avenue and Decatur Street. It is will help us secure new support,” State University Foundation; visible proof of Georgia State’s he said. Georgia State University position as an important research Research Foundation; and university, Wang said. “Georgia State Working Together other private donations. has a lot of great research but not Perhaps most exciting for Wang everyone knows about what we’re is the reality of having researchers doing,” he said. “The new building from chemistry, biology, neuro - will be a showcase.” science and other fields in one Wang was born in China in 1962 . place. “Now, it takes effort to walk When he was 4 years old, he and his around and talk to colleagues. You family were sent to live in the coun - don’t just naturally bump into them tryside during the so-called Cultural and start talking about what you’re Revolution. In 1978 , when China working on,” he said. “In the new re-opened the universities, Wang building, scientists from many was admitted to Beijing Medical different fields will be in the same University, where he received his place and that will promote bachelor’s degree in medicinal collaboration and interaction.” chemistry. He pursued graduate 15 Pacesetter: Provost Risa Palm Reaching for New Heights

What a promising start: soon after A Track Record of Leadership being named Georgia State Palm has held leadership roles University’s new provost, Risa Palm at several large public universities, helped to welcome 70 new faculty most recently the State University members to the university. Palm of New York System, where she contrasts this happy experience was provost. Before that, she with the severe cutbacks occurring was provost at Louisiana State at many other higher education University and dean of the College institutions – most notably the of Arts and Sciences at the nation’s leading public university University of North Carolina at system in California, where she Chapel Hill. Palm came to admire began her career as an assistant the work of Georgia State’s professor and where there is a long- President Mark Becker a few years term hiring freeze. ago when the two were provosts “At Georgia State, we will gain at rival universities in the all the new ideas that new faculty Southeastern Conference – she bring in. If you contrast that with at Louisiana State and he at the universities that are not bringing University of South Carolina. in new faculty, we’re already in a Palm, who earned her Ph.D. in better position,” she said. geography from the University of Palm said she’s excited to be Minnesota, said she already has joining Georgia State at a time begun meeting with faculty from when the university is growing and different departments. “My impres - building on its many strengths. sion of Georgia State is very, very “With the combination of the positive. It’s really a community,” setting in Atlanta, the excellence she said. “Even though there are of the university right now and its financial challenges facing Georgia trajectory, there really is an opportu - State, people are attacking those nity to make a difference. That, I with very good will and I think we think, is the dream of any adminis - will see our way out of it very soon.” trator – to help a place reach its Palm said she plans to spend aspirations,” she said. “I think her first few months listening and Georgia State has a marvelous learning. She has a general idea of opportunity to become what it some of the issues she will address wants to be, which is one of the as provost. At the top of the agenda: premier urban public research making sure students have what universities.” they need to succeed at Georgia Palm was named senior vice State. “For those who have come president of academic affairs and here with the intention of gradu - provost on July 1 and began her ating, we need to do everything new role September 1. She succeeds possible for them to graduate in a Ronald J. Henry, who retired this timely manner,” she said. “That has summer after 15 years of service. been one of the issues that has confronted our students and one that is going to require some work.”

16 More Hiring Warranted were supporting wonderful In addition, Palm will examine international programs for the research productivity of the students – programs they would faculty, which she said is quite high. not otherwise be able to afford “In order to get to a new level, it’s and yet are really life-changing,” going to be important to keep she said. adding faculty,” she said. “I think “States are doing what they that’s justified by the increase in can to fund high-quality educa - the student body and by the various tion, but private donors can fund opportunities for research both the distinguished professorships, inside and outside the university – the endowed chairs, the merit- places like the Centers for Disease based scholarships that are so Control, with Emory and Georgia important,” she said. “Private Tech and other research institu - donors are the degree of differ - tions, as well as working in ence between a good university collaboration with private industry.” and a great university.” Palm is looking forward to working with university donors as well. Fundraising is an area where she has been a pacesetter. When she was at Chapel Hill, private fundraising was one of her major responsibilities. In six years, her office raised more than $170 million in private gifts and pledges. It was immensely rewarding to see what a difference those funds made, she said. “Those private donations Provost Risa Palm

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Cash is the simplest way to make a gift. Checks should be made payable to the “GSU Foundation.” Money orders, wire transfers and bank drafts are also accept - able. Credit card gifts, including Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express, may be made online at www.gsufoundation.org .

Marketable securities may offer double tax savings. For securities that have gained value and have been owned at least a year and a day, the gift is tax deductible at the market value of the securities and also avoids capital gains taxes. For stock transfer instructions, please call Marion Campbell, director, gifts and records management, at 404.413.3446.

Mutual fund shares, if long-term appreciated, can enjoy the double advantage of a charitable deduction and capital gains tax avoidance. Transfer procedures vary depending on whether the shares are held in “street name” at a brokerage house or in the books of the mutual fund company. For assistance with gifts of mutual fund shares, please call David Brown, associate vice president for development, at 404.413.3413.

Closely held business interest gifts include corporations, LLCs, partnerships and other forms of business organization, each of which has unique tax considera - tions. Tax deductions are based on appraised market values.

Real estate, including residential, business or agricultural property, may be accepted as a gift. Both fractional and total ownership may be considered. The tax deduction is based on the appraised value.

Personal property gifts may be accepted. Deductions are determined, in part, by the relationship of the property to the mission of the university.

18 Ways of Giving: Gift Planning

Georgia State University Foundation encourages planned gifts – opportunities by which donors create a lasting impact on the university. Bequests and similar gifts usually take effect at the donor’s death. Gifts that pay income for life generate immediate tax deductions as well as lifetime income. The Office of Gift Planning is pleased to assist donors in structuring current gifts to maximize the use of assets and chari - table deductions. For more information about planned giving, please contact Christine Butler Eckoff, director of gift planning, at 404.413.3425 or [email protected], or visit www.giftplanning.gsu.edu .

Bequests Charitable remainder trusts are created when property The most common form of deferred gift to the is transferred to a trustee in exchange for the trustee’s foundation is a bequest contained in a person’s will agreement to pay the donor an income. Payouts can be or revocable (living) trust. Bequests can be written for fixed or variable. The trust ends at the death of the last a specific amount, a percentage of the estate or the of the beneficiaries or at the expiration of a term of remainder of the estate. Cash, securities or property years, and the remainder is distributed to the founda - may be willed to the foundation. Please contact the tion. An immediate income tax charitable deduction is Office of Gift Planning for sample bequest language. allowed for the remainder value.

Gifts of Retirement Plans Charitable Lead Trusts Naming the foundation as a primary or contingent Charitable lead trusts enable donors to transfer money beneficiary of a retirement plan (e.g., IRA, SEP, 401[k]) or property to a trustee who makes payments to the can result in a “tax-wise” deferred gift as these assets foundation for a specified number of years, after which receive favorable tax treatment at the owner’s death. the principal is returned to the donors or other individ - The gift of IRAs or other retirement accounts can uals designated by the donors. The income to the generate double tax savings when the foundation is charitable beneficiary can be varied or fixed. The lead made the beneficiary. In addition to avoiding any trust can provide income, gift, estate and generation- estate taxation, the foundation will not be subject to skipping tax avoidance. income tax on withdrawals as would be the case with other non-charitable beneficiaries. Gifts of a Retained Life Estate Donors can generate a current income tax deduction by Life Income Gifts giving a home or farm to the foundation and retaining A life income gift, such as a charitable gift annuity or the right to use the property during their lifetimes. The a charitable remainder trust, can provide you or your property will also be removed from your taxable estate. loved ones with an income for the duration of your lives or for a specific number of years. You may receive Life Insurance a current income tax dedication as well. Life insurance may be accepted as a cash value gift. A popular gift is an in-force, paid-up policy that a donor no Charitable gift annuities are agreements between longer needs and names the foundation as owner and donors and the foundation to exchange gifts for a beneficiary. For a gift of a policy that is not fully paid, fixed income for life. Payout rates are determined by later premium payments may also be deductible for tax the ages of the individuals receiving the income. purposes. The tax deduction is based on the replace - Donors receive an immediate income tax deduction, ment value, which varies according to policy details. and a portion of the annuity income is tax-free. The Office of Gift Planning can also assist in a section Payments can begin immediately or be deferred to a 1035 life insurance exchange to create both a cash gift future year. and a larger death benefit from an in-force policy.

19 20 Cumulative Lifetime Giving: Fiscal Year 2009

Georgia State University Foundation extends sincere gratitude to this special group of individuals and organizations in recognition of their cumulative gifts totaling $50,000 or more. This generosity demonstrates their dedication to the university.

These listings reflect donations received The Coca-Cola Foundation Mary and † Cherry Emerson from July 1, 2008, through June 30, 2009 . The Community Foundation for John H. Cowart Sr. and Judy E. Cowart/ Every effort has been made to ensure Greater Atlanta Inc. John H. Cowart Family Foundation accuracy. We apologize for any errors or Cousins Properties/Cousins Foundation † Virginia Ezzard omissions and would appreciate hearing City of Alpharetta Vesta O. and David G. Jones/Owens Trust from you with any corrections. Please E.I. DuPont De Nemours and Co. James C. Kennedy ExxonMobil Foundation Richard and Susan Lenny contact Kim Cretors, director of donor Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund R. Charles Loudermilk Sr. relations, at 404.413.3424. Georgia Power Co./Georgia Power Henry F. McCamish Jr./HFM Foundation Foundation Ruth Dobbs Founders Circle Georgia Research Alliance † Nancy and † Henry Miller ($5 Million and Above) Georgia State University Research † Eugenia and † Bernard Ramsey Parker H. and Janet Petit Foundation Inc. Margaret A. Staton J. Mack and Nita Robinson/J. Mack The Goizueta Foundation Joseph and Lou Taylor Robinson Foundation John and Mary Franklin Foundation Inc. Carl Zwerner Johnny Mercer Foundation American Foundation for Hellenic Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation Studies Bank of America Corp. Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Inc. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Robert W. Woodruff Foundation Parker H. Petit Charitable Lead Trust Callaway Foundation Inc. Peachtree Presbyterian Church Carl R. Zwerner Philanthropic Fund Patton Circle The Pittulloch Foundation Charles Loridans Foundation Inc. ($1 Million to $4,999,999 ) RealtiCorp 528 LLC Cousins Foundation Anonymous ( 2) Southern Co. David and Lucile Packard Foundation Helen and John Aderhold SunTrust Bank Inc. and SunTrust Delta Air Lines Foundation Kay and Thomas Aderhold directed funds: Deloitte and Touche LLP † Elena Diaz-Versòn Amos/John B. and Florence C. and Harry L. English IBM Corp. Elena B. Amos Foundation Memorial Fund Jim Cox Jr. Foundation Sandra and Douglas Bergeron/ Harriet McDaniel Marshall Trust Kaiser Permanente Bergeron Family Trust Walter and Marjory Rich Memorial KPMG Tom and Ann Cousins Fund The Kresge Foundation Bill and Jill Dahlberg Green-Sawtell Foundation Lend Lease Real Estate Investments Inc. Robert E. Heck SunTrust Bank Atlanta Foundation National Philanthropic Trust DAF Kenneth and Donna Lewis The Tull Charitable Foundation Inc. PeopleSoft Inc. Herman J. Russell Sr. UPS The Pew Charitable Trusts Deen Day Sanders U.S. Agency for International Reading Recovery Council of W. J. Usery Jr. Development North America Carolyn and Andrew Young W.M. Keck Foundation The Starr Foundation Wells Fargo & Co./Wachovia Corporation: Tenet Healthcare Foundation American Association of Managing Atlanta Foundation Toyota Motor Corp. General Agents Mary Allen Lindsey Branan Turner Broadcasting System Inc. Annenberg Foundation Foundation Atlanta Law School Foundation Price Gilbert Jr. Charitable Trust Sparks Circle AT&T Ida A. Ryan Charitable Fund ($250,000 to $499,999) Berner Charitable and Scholarship David, Helen and Marian Woodward Anonymous ( 4) Foundation Fund Angie and Sam Allen Bill Usery Labor Management Leila Armknecht Relations Foundation The Langdale Circle Kathy and Lawrence Ashe Board of Regents, University System ($500,000 to $999,999) M. Bobbie Bailey/M. Bobbie Bailey of Georgia † C.L. Chandler Jr. Foundation Inc. CLC Foundation Bobby Lee Cook Ken and Kathy Bernhardt 21 22 Cumulative Lifetime Giving (continued...)

Kathy and G. Dennis Berry James and Kathryn Adams Ernest G. Welch Richard and Sandra Bowers William C. and Margaret M. Balzer † Frances Welch Bennett A. Brown III and † Kenneth J. Black Jr. † Diana L. and Steve B. Woodruff Sheri Lynn Brown Paula K. Eubanks and David C. † E. Ted Byers Blumenfeld AARP Andrus Foundation † Michael C. and Thalia Carlos/ † Paul F. Bowles After School All-Stars Thalia and Michael Carlos Foundation † Louis S. Brooke AirSept Inc. S. Truett Cathy/Chick-fil-A Inc. † W. Lee Burge American Bankers Insurance Group Inc. † Kathleen D. Crouch Maxwell M. Burns American Heart Association Donna A. and Douglas C. Curling Linda S. and Lloyd L. Byars American Hotel and Lodging Foundation Charlotte Brown Dixon † Almand “Bo” and † Marcia Baker Carroll Andreas Foundation Michael D. and Anne Deeley Easterly Mary and † William Colburn Andrew and Eula Carlos Foundation Inc. † Sidney and Clara Feldman James and Patricia Copeland Archer Daniels Midland Co. Colleen M. Flinn † Alonzo A. and † Gwendolyn M. Crim Argus Financial Software Patrick L. Flinn Mary V. and Jarrett L. Davis Arthur Andersen LLP J. Michael and Lauren Gearon Jr. † H. Talmage Dobbs Jr. Atlanta Board of Realtors Educational Catherine C. Henson and Chris Carpenter † Josephine and † R. Howard Dobbs Jr./ Foundation Inc. Wayne S. Hyatt R. Howard Dobbs Jr. Foundation Inc. Atlanta Business Chronicle Jack and Patricia Kelly Marilyn and Terry Dornbush Atlanta Chapter of R. I. M. S. † Alice and † Noah Langdale Gerald E. and Jean R. Eickhoff Atlanta Music Festival Fund Kenneth B. and Mary A. Matheny Julian W. and Sue Eidson BBDO South Michael and Enid Mescon Evern C. and Elze H. Epps Bausch and Lomb Lawton M. and Brenda Nease III † Victoria O. and † William E. Farnell Boeing Co. Katherine and Eric Ohlhausen † A. L. Feldman Camden County Sheriff’s Office Carl and Gretchen Patton Patricia P. and Bradford W. Ferrer Century 21 National Advertising Fund Bill and Susan Reeves David H. and Sandra L. Flint Chubb Corp. Charles B. and Catherine B. Rice/Charles R. Brad and Marie Foster CIBA Vision Corp. and Catherine B. Rice Foundation Ronald J. and Gwendolyn Freeman Continental Telecom Inc. Courtney and Frank J. Hanna Danish Agency for Science, Technology American International Group Inc. William and Bebe Hatcher and Innovation Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Drada P. and Duane L. Hoover Deere & Co. CF Foundation † Kathryn J. and † Leyton B. Hunter Delta Air Lines Inc. C. R. Bard Inc. † Ben F. Johnson Jr. DuPree Foundation Charles Stewart Mott Foundation † James A. and Alice Kaufmann Ernst & Young LLP The Coca-Cola Co. Florence Kopleff Exxon Education Foundation Cousins Properties † Billie and Bill Lowery Fitel/Lucent Technologies Equifax Inc. Lee A. and G. Michael Lumpkin Georgia Collaborative to Improve Care Georgia Health Foundation Inc. † Margaret Lupo/Merle K. Lott Trust at End of Life Georgia Real Estate Commission Ralph and † Margaret Moor Georgia State AFL-CIO Labor Awards Georgia-Pacific Corp./Georgia-Pacific Edward E. Noble Committee Foundation Keith Alan and Marsha S. O’Daniel/ Georgia State University Alumni J. W. and Ethel I. Woodruff Foundation F. A. O’Daniel Foundation Association Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta Inc. Diane L. and Timothy C. Parks Hasbro Children’s Foundation Mark and Evelyn Trammell Foundation Inc. William C. Pate and Judy Trotochaud Helene Fuld Health Trust, HSBC Bank Mary Alice and Bennett Brown E. Vachel and Shirley Pennebaker USA, Trustee Foundation Inc. John C. and Jan N. Portman ING Life of Georgia Munich Reinsurance Co. Kenneth and Frances Reid Institute for Mobile Markets Research New United Motor Manufacturing Inc. James A. and Gail E. Stark International Association of Fairs New York Life Foundation Marie H. and †Howard Starks and Expositions PricewaterhouseCoopers LLC Juanita S. Stokes International Association of Machinists Raytheon Co. Charitable Gift Fund David A. and Nancy Stonecipher and Aerospace Workers Towers Perrin J. Grover and Catherine Thomas Iowa Child Foundation Ted Townsend Jack Tarver Foundation Kell Circle Paul Wachter James M. Cox Foundation of Georgia Inc. ($100,000 to $249,000) † Leszek Wegrzyn James S. Kemper Foundation Anonymous (4) Jeanene and Bruce Weiner Jefferson-Pilot Corp.

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Jesse Parker Williams Foundation Wayne and Mary Y. Daniel † Ernest E. and Jean G. Wright John H. and Wilhelmina D. Harland R. Means and Margaret Davis Dorothy A. and Bryant M. Yunker Charitable Foundation Inc. David A. and Cantey L. Deeter Katherine John Murphy Foundation † William G. Densmore Aaron’s Inc. Kenneth M. England Foundation Jere A. Drummond AFLAC Kinetic Biosystems Inc. Betty Hall Dunn Alcon Laboratories Inc. Lettie Pate Evans Foundation Charlotte S. DuPre Allergan Inc. Livingston Foundation Inc. Thomas E. DuPree Allstate Foundation McDonnell Douglas Foundation † Thoben F. and Mary Hearn Elrod Alston and Bird LLP Mills B. Lane Memorial Foundation Ellen L. Evans American Diabetes Association MWY Enterprises Inc. M. Gordon and Susan M. Gaddy Research Foundation Inc. National Association of Exposition Olivia R. and John A. Gardner American Southern Insurance Co. Managers Foundation Inc. Thomas and Louise Glenn Aon Foundation National Geographic Society Education James and Michelle Harkins Arnold Foundation Inc. Foundation Anne L. Harper Assurant Inc. The New York Community Trust Darryl L. and Michelle C. Harris Atlanta Music Festival Association Payne Fund Joe Frank and Elizabeth Harris Beckman Coulter Inc. Real Estate Alumni Club/Atlanta Board J. Rhodes and Elice Haverty Bradley-Turner Foundation of Realtors Education Fund John D. Hogan and Anna M. Craig Breman Foundation Rich Foundation Inc. Robert Hunter Bryant and Nancy Yunker Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund H. Fenwick Huss Carlyle Fraser Employees Benefit Fund Sears Tinsley H. and Gail W. Irvin Challenge for the Children Inc. Seven Oaks Foundation Inc. † Stella B. and † Ben F. Johnson Chevron Corp. Southeastern Bankruptcy Law Jonsey J. Jones Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Institute Inc. Susan J. Kelley and Ronald F. Verni CIGNA Foundation Southeastern Regional Reading Elizabeth A. and Michael P. Kenny CLC Enterprises Inc. Recovery Association Phyllis and David Klock Club Managers Association of America Spencer Educational Foundation Inc. Marion L. Kuntz Clyde Kitchens Foundation State Farm Cos. Foundation † J. Kenneth and Loyce Hale Lesley Confederation Life Insurance Co. Sun Microsystems Inc. William R. and Lynne Carol Lewis Cook and Connelly Susan G. Komen for the Cure Thomas W. Lord Cotton States Mutual Insurance Co. Trustmark Foundation Barbara M. and David A. Lowenkopf Danforth Foundation U.S. Chamber of Commerce Daniel J. Matthews ECJ Corp DBA East Coast Estate Buyers U.S. Disabled Athletes Fund Inc. L. Anthony and Jackie E. Montag Emory University The Vasser Woolley Foundation Inc. Carol and Phil Noyes Federated Department Stores University System of Georgia Brenda Peterson Foundation Foundation Inc. Victoria J. and Kirk A. Posmantur Fisher and Phillips LLP Whitehall Foundation Inc. Roger K. Quillen Fortis Foundation William Bingham Foundation Sohelia and Nader Rastegar Frances Wood Wilson Foundation William M. Suttles Foundation † Mabel Dorn Reeder/Thomas H. Freddie Mac Foundation Zygogen LLC and Mabel Dorn Reeder Foundation Friedrich William Ralf Munster Trust Joseph W. and Karen W. Reinkemeyer Gartner Inc. University Circle John Riddle GEM Consortium ($50,000 to $99,999) Howard and Michele Rosenberg GeneCure LLC Anonymous ( 2) † Anne Sheppard Genuine Parts Co. Donald and Ellen Ahearn David G. Simons Georgia Baptist Health Care System Marylou R. Barnes Howard Smuschkowitz Georgia Bureau of Investigation John S. Bayne Robert G. and Ann S. Sproule Georgia Civil Justice Foundation † Boyd J. Blevins James B. Tafel Georgia Hospital Association Sylvia and † M. William Breman Clifford and Sumie Thrasher Georgia Institute of Technology Edward H. Bullwinkel Leslie M. and Arthur M. Thurston Georgia State AFL-CIO Anthony P. and Mary D. Burger Kimberly K. and Timothy J. Trankina Georgia State University Marketing † William E. and Glenda Carroll Joyce Y. and Samuel H. Turner Roundtable Tamer and Judy Cavusgil † Ethel Louise King Wade Golden Key International Honour Society Phillip H. and Julie S. Cook Felicia and Joseph Weber/The Joseph and Guardian Life Insurance Co. of America Rodney M. Cook Felicia Weber Family Foundation Inc. Hardin Construction Co. LLC Barbara and Robert Crown McRae F. and Brenda C. Williams HCA Inc. 24 Herbert H. Mabry Tribute Wiener Dwyer Yancey Mackin Hunter Realty and Howell IAEM Foundation Wilbur and Hilda Glenn Family Independent Life and Accident Foundation Insurance Co. William F. Shallenberger Trust Fund InterContinental Hotels Group William H. Pitt Foundation Jefferson-Pilot Foundation Kilpatrick Stockton LLP King & Spalding LLP Law Cos. Group Inc. Legal Services Corp. Liberty National Life Insurance Co. Lockheed Martin Corp. Marsh USA Inc. Matria Healthcare Inc. MCI WorldCom Inc. Mercer University Milton and Ethel Harris Family Foundation Milton M. Ratner Foundation Mizuno Golf Corp. Morgan Stanley MPS Group National Christian Foundation Northside Hospital Peachtree Settlement Funding Corp. The Presser Foundation Pritchard & Jerden Inc. Residential Care Facilities/Elderly Authority of Fulton County Rosenberg Family Foundation Inc. Rotary Educational Foundation of Atlanta Saint Joseph’s Mercy Foundation Saudi Arabian Oil Co. Scientific-Atlanta Inc. Sedgwick CMS Seven Oaks Foundation Inc. Snodgrass Foundation Society of Actuaries Soliant Health Southeastern Actuaries Club Spencer Foundation State of Georgia Department of Public Safety Sutherland Terry F. Barker Fund Inc. Troutman Sanders LLP Turner Foundation Inc. U.S. Department of the Treasury Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Vistakon W.K. Kellogg Foundation Walton Family Foundation Inc. Wayne Hummer Investments LLC † Deceased

25 The President’s Society

This list recognizes donors whose gifts totaled $1,000 or more between July 1, 2008, and June 30, 2009.

Anonymous (8) Jennifer and Thomas Bell Jonathan Callaghan Wesley Achey Danny and Judy Bellenger George and Jan Callahan Carol and William Adams Francis E. Beres Linda F. Campbell James and Kathryn Adams Sandra and Douglas Bergeron/ Craig Camuso Katherine and Walter Adams Bergeron Family Trust Martha and Walter Carlton Lauren and Walter Adamson David and Betty Berkman Carole and George Carreker Brenda and Randall Addington Ken and Kathy Bernhardt Deborah L. Casey Helen and John Aderhold Kathy and G. Dennis Berry David Cathcart Kimberly A. Agnew-Heard Rebecca and Leonard Berry Dan Cathy Donald and Ellen Ahearn Jamie L. Betz S. Truett Cathy/Chick-fil-A Inc. Charles Akin Yezdi and Perviz Bhada Thomas D. Caudill H. Elliot Albers † Kenneth Black Jr. Troy Causey G. Douglass Alexander and Eric Blacknall Tamer and Judy Cavusgil Kristina J. Carlson W. Frank and Mary Ellen Blount Christopher and Melody Chan Louise and Gary Alexander David C. Blumenfeld and Maryann B. Chapman Angela and Samuel Allen Paula K. Eubanks Barbara and Terry Chastain Rhoda L. Allen Suzanne and Robert Boas Jason Chen Robert and Judy Ambrose Thomas and Mary Beth Body David Cheshier William D. Amis and Paula E. Stephan A. Faye Borthick Jeannie Cheung Margaret L. Andersen and Richard Donald L. Bosshardt Virginia and Eugene Choate Rosenfeld Richard and Sandra Bowers Norman Clark Gary and Philicia Andrews Beth and Steven Bowles Ruth and Mark Coan James and Marjorie Andrews Ed and Betty Bowman Alva Cobb Janice C. Anochie Denise E. Boyd Gloria and James Cochran Carol R. and Henry Anthony Geiger Chad Bozza Mildred and William Cody Beverly J. Armento Susan A. Bradford Susan A. Cole and K. N. King Ellen and Eliot Arnovitz Charles and Viretta Brady Michael and Susan Coleman Mezzie L. Ash Mitchell and Debbie Brannen Kurt Collier Kathy and R. Lawrence Ashe Thomas Brashear Charlotte A. Combre Steven and Lisa Asplundh/ Steven and Frances L. Breeden and Bruce Britain Brian and Gina Conlon Lisa Asplundh Family Foundation Thomas and Eugenia Brieske Mike Conway R. Byron and Florence Attridge Harvey Brightman Bobby Lee and June Cook John Avery Mary M. Brockington Phillip and Julie Cook Virginia C. Avery and Kelly W. Smith William Dean Brook and Ronald Cook Richard and Carole Babush Joanna Buffington John Cooledge Salmaan Baig † Louis and † Mary Brooke Margaret and Keith Cooley Milton and Linda Ball James L. Bross Carol and Larry Cooper Peg and Bill Balzer David and Donna Brown John Cooper Marvin Banks David W. Brown G. Rankin and Sandra Cooter Dennis Barger Deborah W. Brown James and Patricia Copeland Edward and Roberta Barili Linda P. Bruner Jeffrey Corrigan Jeffery S. Barnes James and Susan Buchanan Stacey Cotton Marylou R. Barnes Edward Bullwinkel Jeffrey Councilman James R. Barren Anthony and Mary Burger Kathy and Glenn Couper Barbara and Richard Baskerville Andrew and Lisa Burnett Tom and Ann Cousins Robert and Jane Batten Maxwell Burns Douglass Covey Timothy C. Batten B. Scott and Ginger Burton Geraldine and Joel Cowan Alfons and Barbara Baumstark Robert Burton John H. Cowart Sr. and Judy E. Cowart/ John S. Bayne Linda and Lloyd Byars John H. Cowart Family Foundation Dorothy T. Beasley Nancy A. Byron Anna M. Craig and John D. Hogan Bruce and Cindy Becker Casey Cagle/Casey Cagle Properties LLC Lisa A. Cranwell-Bruce and Shane T. Bruce J. Ed Bell Sylvia and Steven Caley Gregory and Laurie Crochet

26 Robert and Barbara Crown Patricia and Bradford Ferrer Sidney and Mary Harris Carolyn A. Crutchfield Bruce Ficke William and Bebe Hatcher Thomas N. Culpepper Jill J. Finan J. Rhodes and Elice Haverty Donna and Douglas Curling Mary B. Fink Chris and Christy Hayes Bradley and Sally Currey Colleen M. Flinn Robert Heck Carolyn and William Curry Patrick L. Flinn B. Fred Hedges Jr. and Virginia Hedges Lee and Mike Curtis David and Sandra Flint Russell and Suzanne Heil Margaret and Daniel Curtis Jim Flowers Daniel Hendricks Patricia and Alben Curtis R. Brad and Marie Foster Ronald J. Henry and Jan S. Bill and Jill Dahlberg Mark and Joy Fowler Kettlewell Henry Michael Dalton Robert F. Fowler Catherine C. Henson and Chris Carpenter Kenneth Danals Diane L. Fowlkes Susan and Leroy Herman Julie and Harry Dangel Janet L. and Samuel Fox Rodger E. Herndon Wayne and Mary Daniel Jerrold France Glenn Hewitt Ann L. Davis Marie and Scott Frank Kerry L. Heyward and Keith Adams Elaine and Erroll Davis Ronald and Gwendolyn Freeman Seabie W. Hickson III Mildred L. Davis Philip Freemer Kira M. Hilden-Minton Ralph and Linda Davis Teryl and Phyllis Frey Florissa and Leo Hill Read and Diane Davis Lee and Joan Friedman J. R. Hipple Sam Davis Robert Frisbee Barry Hirsch David and Cantey Deeter William J. Funk and D. Gayle Gellerstedt Bill Hitchens Carmen and Louis Dekmar Michael Gallivan John D. Hogan and Anna M. Craig Gayle and David Demarest David Gambrell L. Lynn and Carol Hogue Jerry and Harriet Dempsey Steven Gao and Hua Yang Thomas Holder Charles and Jennifer Derby John Garrigan David and Faye Holland Aaron DeSouza Carol R. Geiger and Henry Anthony Samuel J. Hooper and Michelle R. Stephen DeVinney James C. Germany Holdgreve Carla D. Dewey William and Susan Gibson Leonard Hope Rene and Barbarella Diaz Robert and Marcia Gilbreth W. Pat and Ann Hopkins Linda K. DiSantis and George R. Kerr Jeffrey and Genie Gilder James Howard and Mary Long Howard Jane A. Donahue Donald Gingrich Sally and John Howard David and Kathy Dorough Jillian and Raymond Giornelli Geoffrey Hubona Irene M. Duhaime Julie Gipe Dallas S. Hudgens III Betty H. Dunn Marjorie L. Girth Holly and Ken Hughes E. Vaughn Dunnigan and Mark Betty and Leon Goldstein Linda and Randall Hughes Snyderman Irene E. Goodale David Hungeling Sharon and William Dunphy Alice N. Gough and Charles L. Heilker Robert Hunter William B. Dyer Sheryl A. Gowen Oliver Hurley Sara and John Edgar Larry and Christina Gramlich H. Fenwick Huss Charles R. Edwards Jasmine N. Grant Mie Igarashi Donald Edwards James and Carolyn Graves Michael Imber Jack Edwards Duncan and Julia Gray Dory and George Ingram Kirk Elifson and Claire E. Sterk Jennifer W. Greene Tinsley and Gail Irvin W. Crawford Elliott Carolyn and Hardy Gregory Judith P. Ison Donald and Janice Ellis Timothy Gunter Scott Jackson Anne and Martin Emanuel David and Mary Haddow Richard and Marcia Jacobson Rita G. Engelhardt Robert Hallam Olga and Robert Jarrett Cynthia T. English Timothy and Dawn Hallum Barbara B. Jeanneret and Glenn L. Lee Ann Epps John P. Hanks William L. Jennings Robert and Shelley Evans Courtney and Frank Hanna David V. and Deana Johnson Stephanie Everett Frank and Barbara Hannah Nancy and William Johnson David and Rhoda Ewert James Hargather Elizabeth and C. David Johnston Joe and Daphna Ezell Jefferson and Amy Harralson Michael Johnston Marjorie and Roger Fannon Joe Frank and Elizabeth Harris Wesley Johnston Marjorie H. Faust Michelle and Darryl Harris Eric and Barbara Joiner William and Beverly Feldhaus Nancy M. Harris Andrew Jones

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Emanuel and Gloria Jones Vernita and Alfred Lockhart Michael Morris Jean E. Jones and Walter A. Pieper Kevin and Maude Lofton Grady and Jeanne Morton Thomas Q. Jones Rita and William Loventhal Anne Page Mosby and Jay B. Haney Vesta O. and David G. Jone s/Owens Trust Barbara and David Lowenkopf George Moschis Jason M. Jundt and Stephanie L. Lee and G. Michael Lumpkin Fred T. Mote Kresky-Jundt David Lyons Carlton Mullis Yvonne and Thaddeus Juszczak James L. Maddex Jr. J. Elaine Murphy Jayant and Alka Kale Mark and Sharon Maloney James and Lorain Myer Steven Kaminshine Cynthia and Alan Maloy Valerie and William Needle Randy W. and Norma L. Kamphaus Faye Manderson and Lewis Alonzo Neese Mahmood and Carelle Karimimanesh Manderson Jr. William and Joyce Nelson Mary and Mark Kassis Michael and Sheila Manely Vicky and Timothy Nelson Robert M. Kaufman Lewis F. Mann and Cheryl S. Richards Brian T. Newsome Julie A. Keith Isaiah and Sharon Mapp Leslie Oakes Jack and Patricia Kelly Edwin Marcial Cindi and David Oakey James Kennedy John and Kay Marshall Nathaniel O’Connell Michael and Elizabeth Kenny Domenic Martelli John and Nancy Oglesby Norma Key Kimberlee K. Martens Patti and Daniel O’Leary Emilie M. Khair Ana and David Martin Steven Olson Jessica M. Khakzad Peter Martin Phillip and Barbara Oneacre Franny and Paul Kilpatrick Tripp Martin Colleen M. O’Rourke K. N. King and Susan A. Cole Paul and Marion Martin Sarah L. Pallas D. Kimbrough King Jr. Walter T. Massey Thomas and Sara Pankey John King Kenneth and Mary Matheny Pamela A. Papner Naomi M. Kirkman Bey Marc X. Mazur Iqbal and Janet Paroo Michael and Kasey Kirschner Harold and Susan McAlister William C. Pate and Judy Trotochaud Amy A. Knoespel Roger Gerald and Geraldine McCarley William and Mary Patrick Craig Knowles Thomas and Lynne McClendon Shawna and Roger Patterson Lynn and Robert Koch Mary McCloskey and Joel W. Reed Dennis and Debbie Patterson Debra and Steven Kohl William and Deborah McCullum Carl and Gretchen Patton Phyllis A. Kravitch Melinda and Patrick McCune Richard Pennington Lana and Richard Krebs Connie and W. Ken McDaniel Ramon A. Perez and Janet Blanco Nancy P. Kropf Charles and Brenda McDonald Margaret Perrin Jeffrey and Pamela Kuester Michael McDonald Nancy E. Peterman and Michael F. Pratt Cynthia J. Kuhlman and Wayne L. A. Joann McDowell Parker and Janet Petit Sengstock Mary and Terry McElroy Diane and Randeall Pettit Viswanathan Kumar Patricia and Howard McHenry William and Kathryn Petty Marion L. Kuntz Julie M. McIntosh Mark A. Phillips and Richard Salmon Richard and Deborah LaBarbera David McKenney George Pierce Michael Landau Ephraim and Jane McLean Lorene and James Pilcher N. Michael Langdale Barry and Daphne McWhirter Luis and Abrenda Planas Marlo and Jonathan Leach J. Gary Meggs John and Jan Portman Brett and Marilyn Lebhar Robert Meier David Portwood Amy R. Lederberg and Julian M. Bene Enid and Michael Mescon William and Michelle Posey Sue-Jane Lee Theresa and Michael Metzler Adam Princenthal Donald Leebern Cynthia H. Metzler Jeffery Pruett Robert V. Leftwich Julia and Emil Meyers Neil Pruitt Keith Leggett Mary and Roger Miller Jerry and Usha Rackliffe Richard and Susan Lenny Anthony Mirabal and Lina M. Delgado Patricia E. Rackliffe Consuelo and Jesus Leon L. Anthony and Jackie Montag Mary F. Radford and Charles L. Raudonis Loyce Hale Lesley Ralph C. Moor George Rainbolt Richard Levine Robert and Lynn Moore Nancy and Richard Rank Anne and Brad Lewis Robert E. Moore and Julie L. Hotchkiss Joe Ransom Kenneth and Donna Lewis Susan G. Moray William and Frances Rauschenberg Thomas and Patricia Lewis Arthur Morris William and Susan Reeves William and Lynne Carol Lewis Robert and Elisabeth Morris Kenneth and Frances Reid

28 Wayne and Rubye Reid W. Clayton and Holly Sparrow Dale and James Voyles Joseph and Karen Reinkemeyer Trent and Kristen Speckhals Jeff Walker Lee Rhyant Robert and Ann Sproule Joseph Walker Charles and Catherine Rice Preston Stancil Wimberly Warnock and Van E. Caswell Homer C. Rice Beth and Clifford Stanford Dexter and Karen Warrior Stephanie J. Rice Judy and George Stanton Jeffrey and Cindy Warwick Maurice and Ramona Richardson James A. and Gail E. Stark Kurt Wassenar Marvin Richter Margaret A. Staton Herbert and Mildred Waterhouse Aaron and Robin Rickles Jacien Steele Jeremy and Cheryl Webber Franklin and Caryl Rinker William and Ellen Steinhaus Robert Weiner Susan C. Roberts Deborah and Michael Stevens Lucille Welzant-Hayden and Troy Roberts Donna and Michael Stevens Melvin Hayden J. Mack and Nita Robinson/ J. Mack Candace E. Steventon James and Tonya Westbury Robinson Foundation Donna M. Stewart Bonnie and Scott Wharton Joel Robinson D. Kent Stier Thomas and Maria Wheeler Carolyn L. Robison Juanita S. Stokes Thomas Wigington Mark G. Robison Sheila and Michael Stolorena Walter Wilczynski Paul Rooney Wade Stone McRae and Brenda Williams Catherine and William Ross Barbara S. Sunday Richard and Mary Williams Benjamin Roth Ewound Swaak Sue and L. Neil Williams Ana and Mason Rountree Joanne and Dorn Swerdlin W. David Wilson Deborah and Jeffrey Rupp C. Dwight and Wynn Tabor Gail K. Winkle Herman J. Russell Sr. Phang-Cheng and Ying-Mei Tai Carol K. Winkler and William Newnam J. Peter and Sheron Ruys Elizabeth V. Tanis Sherrie and Douglas Winokur Greg and Kathy Ryan Patricia E. Tate James F. Winters and Bonnie J. Marshall Harley Ryan Keith E. Taylor and Bernadine Sheryl and Robert Winton Deen Day Sanders Victor-Taylor George Woelper Joseph and Sara Sansone Leslie F. Taylor and Ruben G. Helfgot Karen and Charles Wolter Anthony and Pamela Santoro Amit Thaker Barbara C. Woodring Louise and Timothy Saponas J. Grover Thomas Jr. and Catherine Calvin Wright Robert D. Sattelmeyer and Leigh Kirkland Thomas Jingfeng and Zhiqiang Wu Zhang Mary Scanlon Jeanie and William Thomas W. C. Wyatt Monica Scarbrough Katherine E. Thomas Patricia Yarbrough Maureen Schumacher John and Patricia Thombley Carolyn and Andrew Young Arthur Schwartz Phyllis and James Thrush J. Brady Young Wilbert and Dorothy Schwotzer Shawn Tidwell James Young Charity Scott and Evans M. Harrell Celia Till Michele and James Young J. Wendell and Kristina Sealey Wanda and Willard Timm David and Enying Yu Nancy and Geoffrey Seamans Arthur and Eileen Tonkinson Mark A. Zadra John Seffrin Susan Toohey Abdolali Zahedi Andrea and Michael Sellars Edgar and Julia Torbert Mason Zimmerman Donna D. Sellen Christopher B. and Cathy Torie Stephen and Suzan Zoukis Deborah J. Sessions Edward and Vivian Trabue Cynthia and Michael Shannon Phyllis and Jame Trush Aalborg University Edward and Ella Sheppard Lori Turbe AARP Barry and Sandra Silverman Edith and Timothy Twomey ACE American Insurance Co. Virginia and David Sjoquist Jon Uhlir Adams Realtors Janet L. Slosberg and Bradley I. Fried Belgin Unal Advisor Charitable Gift Fund Frank Slover Benjamin M. Utt Aegis Insurance Services Inc. Barry Smedstad Judith J. Valor Aerogen Ireland Ltd. Brenda and Richard Smith Arthur and Catherine Vandenberg Affiliated Computer Services Inc. Preston Snyder John Vander Plaats After School All-Stars Michael and Kathy Southern Paul Vickers AGL Resources Inc. Paul and Sue Sparks Shamila Vidanagama AirTran Airways Mary and James Sparrow Richard and Ardith Vines The Alice and Noah N. Langdale Jr. Peter Sparrow Judy and Joseph Viness Foundation Inc.

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Alonzo A. Neese Jr. Trust Chemence Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Alston and Bird LLP Citigroup Global Impact Funding Fidelity National Title Insurance Co. American Association of Managing Trust Inc. Financial Security Assurance Inc. (FSA) General Agents Foundation Citizens Trust Bank Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, American Bankers Insurance Group Inc. City Club/Atlanta Galleria Inc. Garrett and Dunner LLP American International Group Inc. City of Atlanta First American Title Insurance Co. American Marketing Association City of Cartersville Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper and Scinto American Society for Industrial Security City of Conyers Fletcher Martin LLC Andrews Knowles and Princenthal LLC City of Doraville Florence and Harry English Aon Foundation City of LaGrange Memorial Fund Appian Corp. City of Marietta/Board of Lights Fortius Financial and Real Estate Arnold Foundation Inc. and Water Works Consulting LLC Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation City of Miami Foundation of National Automatic AT&T Club Managers Association of America Merchandising Association Atlanta Bar Association CNA Foundation France Publications Inc. Atlanta Better Films Council Coca-Cola Foundation Frazier and Deeter LLC Atlanta Business Chronicle Cohen-Kogon Charitable Fund Friends of GILEE Atlanta Chapter of R. I. M. S. Colemont Brokerage Group Inc. Garden City Police Department Atlanta Chapter of the CPCU Society Community Foundation for Generative Consulting Inc. Atlanta Claims Association Greater Atlanta Inc. Genuine Parts Co. Atlanta Classic Foundation Charities Inc. Community Foundation of Greater Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police Atlanta Dogwood Festival Inc. Greensboro Georgia Crown Distributing Co. Atlanta Law School Foundation Community Foundation of the Georgia Dome Atlanta Music Festival Fund Chattahoochee Valley Georgia Health Foundation Inc. Atlanta Opera Guild Inc. Consulate General of Israel Georgia Hospital Association Auto-Owners Insurance Consulate of the Netherlands Georgia Power Co./Georgia Power Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell Cooley Foundation Foundation and Berkowitz PC Cooper Foundation Inc. Georgia School Superintendents Ballard Spahr Andrews and Ingersoll LLP Cousins Properties Association Bank of America Corp. Covenant Supporting Foundation Inc. Georgia State University Alumni Bankers Fidelity Life Insurance Co. Covington Police Department Association Barrow County Sheriff Office Crowe Horwath LLP Georgia State University Pi Sigma BB&T Corp. Crum & Forster Insurance Alpha Student Organization BDO Seidman LLP CSX Corp. Georgia State University Research Bennett Thrasher PC Cypress Communications Inc. Foundation Inc. Berner Charitable and Scholarship D. Gayle Gellerstedt Trust Georgia-Pacific Corp./Georgia-Pacific Foundation Danish Agency for Science, Technology Foundation Betty and Leon Goldstein Foundation and Innovation Gilbane Building Co. Bondurant, Mixson and Elmore LLP David Oakey Designs Grant Thornton LLP BPA Capital LLC Deloitte and Touche LLP The Greenwall Foundation Bryan Boyd Development LLC Delta Air Lines Foundation Guardian Life Insurance Co. of America CF Foundation Dempsey Family Foundation The Halle Foundation Calvin Edwards & Co. Diaz Foods Halpern-Oppenheimer Family Cantor Colburn LLP Duane Morris LLP Foundation Inc. Caraustar Industries Inc. Dunwoody United Methodist Church Hardin Construction Co. LLC Carlyle Fraser Employees Benefit Fund Ed and Betty Bowman Foundation Haverty Furniture Companies Inc. Carter EdVenture Partners Herman J. Russell Foundation Casey Family Programs Emory University Hill Kertscher and Wharton LLP Caterpillar Foundation Energy Insurance Mutual Hipple and Co. Reputation Management Catlin Specialty Insurance Co. Epps Aviation Holder Construction Co. Center for Computer-Assisted Equifax Inc. Hope Baldauff Hartman LLC Legal Instruction Ernst and Young LLP Hotel Investment Conference Charles Loridans Foundation Inc. The Erroll and Elaine Davis Charitable Hunter Realty The Charles and Catherine B. Rice Gift Foundation/Ayco IBM International Foundation Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation Idlewood Supporting Foundation Inc.

30 ING Investment Management Americas Morris Family Foundation Inc. Sonoco Foundation The Integral Group LLC Morris, Manning & Martin LLP Southeastern Regional Reading InterContinental Hotels Group Munich Reinsurance Co. Recovery Association International Association of Machinists National Partners LP C/ O–BVT Southern Arts Federation and Aerospace Workers Management Services Inc Southern Co. International Conference on High National Philanthropic Trust DAF State Bar of Georgia Performance Computing Navigant Consulting State Farm Cos. Foundation International Gold and Silver New South Construction State of Florida Plate Society The New York Community Trust State of Georgia Department of IPinvestments Group LLC NLN Foundation for Nursing Education Public Safety The Irene Emery Goodale Foundation Norfolk Southern Foundation State of Georgia State Board of Jackson Oats Shaw Corporate Northern Trust Co. Pardons and Paroles Real Estate LLC Northwestern Mutual Foundation Strategic Risk Solutions Inc. James R. Westbury Jr. PC Notkin Family Trust Strickland Brockington Lewis LLP James Starr Moore Memorial Foundation Oasis Construction Services Inc. Student Trial Lawyer’s Association Jennifer Wells Greene Inc. Ogletree Deakins Nash Smoak and Sunrise Bank of Atlanta Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta Inc. Stewart PC SunTrust Banks Inc. JLT Management Services O’Leary Partners Inc. Sutherland John and Mary Franklin Foundation Inc. One Georgia Bank T Sports and Entertainment Johnny Mercer Foundation Paul Kilpatrick Jr. Attorney at Law Tax Executives Institute Inc./ Johnson & Freeman LLC Payne Fund Southeastern Chapter Johnson & Johnson Pfizer Foundation Technology Service Innovations LLC The Joseph and Felicia Weber Family The Pittulloch Foundation Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Foundation Inc. PLUS Foundation Terry Consultants Inc. Kaiser Permanente Porter Keadle Moore LLP Terry F. Barker Fund Inc. Katherine John Murphy Foundation The Presser Foundation Thomas H. and Mabel Dorn Reeder Keever Dalton and Johnson Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Foundation Kilpatrick Stockton LLP Pritchard & Jerden Inc. Thomas H. Lanier Family Foundation Kimberly-Clark Corp. Pritchett, Ball & Wise Inc. Thomas Kayden Horstemeyer & King & Spalding LLP Public Interest Law Association Risley LLP Knox Count y–Tennessee Randstad North America Tishman Speyer Properties LP KPMG RBC Centura Banks Towers Perrin Kroger Food Stores RCIP Inc./Safe Haven-Upward Bound Travel Incorporated Lana C. Krebs Foundation Real Estate Alumni Group Trustmark Foundation Lanier Corp. Real Estate Investment Advisory Council The Tull Charitable Foundation Inc. Lee Lindsay Curtis Trust Regions Bank Turner Broadcasting System Inc. Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Inc. Residential Care Facilities/Elderly United States Fire Insurance Co. Lincoln Financial Foundation Inc. Authority of Fulton County United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta Inc. Literacy Matters LLC Resource Planning Group Ltd. University System of Georgia Lockheed Martin Corp. Richard Bowers & Co. Foundation Inc. Macy’s Foundation Risk and Re-Insurance Solutions Corp. UPS Mark and Evelyn Trammell Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP Wells Fargo & Co./Wachovia Corp. Foundation Inc. Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office Washingtonville Soccer Shop Marketing Science Institute Rountree Law Firm Williams Benator & Libby LLP Marsh USA Inc. Sam Davis CLU LLC Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice PLLC Martin and Associates Saudi Arabian Oil Co. Xerox Corp. Mary Alice and Bennett Brown Savannah Quarterback Club Foundation Inc. The Scholarship Foundation Lockheed McDonald’s Corp. Martin Matching Gif Program McGriff Seibels & Williams Inc. Schwab Charitable Fund McWhirter Realty Corp. Scientific-Atlanta Inc. Mens Senior Baseball League of Shell Oil Co. Foundation Atlanta Inc. The Shopping Center Group LLC Merchant & Gould LLC Smith and Howard PC Moore Stephens Tiller LLC Society of Actuaries

31 The Heritage Society: As of June 30, 2009

Established in 1989, The Heritage Society recognizes alumni and friends who have included Georgia State University Foundation in their estate plans. The members have made enduring gifts to ensure the long- term security and excellence of the university. Eligible gifts include bequests and estate gifts, IRAs and retirement plans, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, gifts of residence or farm with retained life estate, charitable lead trusts and life insurance policies. For more ideas and information, please contact Christine Butler Eckoff, director of gift planning, at 404.413.3425 or [email protected].

Anonymous ( 24 ) Brian S. Brown William O. Goodwin James M. Adams Jr. John H. Bullock † Emily Graham Janice Arsan W. Lee Burge and the Burge Family Steven H. Haase # Kathy and Lawrence Ashe † Almand “Bo” Carroll Jay B. Haney and Anne Page Mosby Richard K. Babush Martha Baum Sikes Carlton William and Bebe Hatcher John W. Baker Raymond and Karen Cash * Dr. J. Rhodes Haverty E. Jo Baker-Henry J. D. and † Lenora Caswell † Kathryn Johnson Hunter J. Fred and Linda Bailey † Willie Mae Cathcart # Dr. Lucille W. Hayden # Christopher Christian # Dr. Melvin B. Hayden † P.J. Christopher Ronald J. Henry and † Burton Cloud Jan S. Kettlewell Henry H. Vincent Clanton Kenneth and Denise Hill Michael J. Coles and Donna Novak Coles Richard E. Hodges Devon S. Collins † Katy L. Hope † Lynn W. Connolly † Henry R. Hunter James and Patricia Copeland M. Christine Jacobs † Robert S. Crane † Ernest Jenkins Jr. John A. Crawford † Ben F. Johnson Jr. † Kathleen D. Crouch † James Aron Kaufmann † Max M. Cuba † Frances M. Kocher Bill and Jill Dahlberg * Roland J. Knobel Thomas R. Daniel Jr. and Susan Brooks Florence Kopleff † Kenneth Davis W. Edmond and Cecil Laird † M. Eleanor Davis † Noah and † Alice Langdale † Malcolm Davis William D. and Florence E. Lathbury Ralph Davis Jr. Waldtraut Lavroff Sam J. Davis † Jay Levine † William G. Densmore Jr. † J. Kenneth and Loyce Hale Lesley Suzanne F. Donner Tom and Patty Lewis Hugh L. Durham † Edith Daniel Little Michael D. and Anne Deeley Easterly William G. Loventhal III † Norman and † Mildred Elsas Craig P. Mackenzie Richard A. Elmer and Katherine R. Lloyd # David Edward Martin C. Duncan Beard † # Charles Epstein Kenneth B. and Mary A. Matheny Yezdi and Perviz Bhada † Virginia Ezzard Louise M. McGuire † Kenneth J. Black Jr. † Conrad E. Faust David M. McKenney † Boyd J. Blevins † William E. and Victoria Farnell Richard and Kirsten Meneghello David C. Blumenfeld Colleen Flinn † Elizabeth M. Mercer Thomas and Beth Ann Boland Patrick Flinn Ralph C. Moor Thomas J. Bremer Thomas F. Flournoy III Katherine B. Moore † Agnes C. Brook Diane L. Fowlkes # J. Elaine Murphy † Louis S. and † Mary F. Brooke Daniel Paul Franklin † Kenneth J. Murphy M. Steven Brotherton * Thomas B. and Virginia A. Gilmore Lawton M. Nease III Bennett A. Brown III Donald S. Gingrich John C. Nelson

32 † J. Warren Newman William A. Pannell Carl and Gretchen Patton Alwyn V. Powell James E. Prickett # Timothy M. Renick Ned and Marsha Richards James R. Rowley † William Rutherford # Joseph and Sara Sansone † Naomi Satterfield # Carole E. Scott # Nancy and Geoffrey Seamans Kay R. Shirley Marty Sik Daniel T. Sims and † Fredrick V. Sherwood † Douglas K. Smith Evelyn M. Sohn † Howard S. Starks # Chris and Elanna Valley † William Price Vaughn * Richard and Ardith Vines † Bailey Wade † Ethel Louise King Wade Ernest G. Welch †* Frances Welch † Leszek Wegrzyn † Alfred Williams Ralph H. Williams Kirk S. Wimberly III Wayne and †Rebecca Woody Alice C. Young

# New member in 200 8–2009 * New Member in 200 7–2008 † Deceased

33 34 Foundation Endowments

The following is a list of endowments held by Georgia State University Foundation.

20 th Anniversary Scholarship Byrdine F. Lewis Endowment Accenture Scholarship in Computer Information Systems C.B. Day School of Hospitality Administration Endowment African Student Association Endowed Scholarship C.V. Starr Chair of International Insurance Endowment Ahmed Abdelal Fellowship-Molecular Genetics/Biotechnology C.V. Starr Professorship in Risk Management and Insurance Alfred Bernhardt Distinguished Research Professorship Carl R. Zwerner Chair of Family Owned Businesses Endowment Alfredo Barili Scholarship The Carol Rowe and Waymon Jones Scholarship Endowment Allen and Eleanor Hollingsworth Scholarship Carole Keels Endowed Scholarship Alonzo A. Crim Teacher Leader Fellowship Carolyn L. Robison Library Award Endowment Alumni Quasi Endowment Fund Catherine C. Henson Endowed Professorship Alumni Trust Scholarship – Presidential Scholar Catherine E. Miles Fellowship Alumni Trust Scholarship – Universitywide Catherine Henson Scholarship Amanda G. Hyatt Fellowship CBIM Roundtable Professor of Marketing Quasi Endowment Ambling Scholarship Cecil B. Day Scholarship Endowment Ambrose H. Pendergrast Fellowship Cennette Fisher Jackson Scholarship American Association of Managing General Agents (AAMGA) Center for Biotechnology and Drug Design Distinguished Chair Charles A. Williams Scholarship Andrew C. and Eula C. Carlos Family Chair-Contemporary Greek Charles and Catherine B. Rice Scholarship Andrew C. and Eula C. Carlos Endowed Scholarship Charles and Rosemary Hall Music Industry Scholarship Andrew M. West Memorial Art Scholarship Charles T. Wurm Scholarship Andrew Young Endowment Charles Thomas Wurm Distinguished Professorship Anne Deeley Easterly Endowment in Instrumental Music Anne L. Harper Annual Lecture in Women’s Studies Chemistry Department Endowment Anne M. Eaton Endowed Scholarship Chris and Elanna Valley Endowment for the School of Anonymous Endowed Athletic Scholarship Social Work Anonymous Endowed Fellowship in English Chris Perrin Memorial Scholarship Applied Linguistics/ESL – CPUA Scholarship Chris Yannapoulos Memorial Scholarship Atlanta Air Cargo Association/Marv Gordon Memorial Claire Hammond Diercks Scholarship Scholarship Clara Lazar Feldman Presidential Scholarship Bailey M. Wade Memorial Scholarship Claudia Lacson Memorial Endowment Bank of America Distinguished Lecture Series Clyde Kitchens/Thoben Elrod/Delta Sigma Pi Doctoral Fellow Bank of America MBA Scholars Coca-Cola Endowed Scholarship Fund Barbara and Elmer Sunday Professorship in Marketing College of Education Scholarship Barbara P. Payne Lectureship College of Law Board of Visitors Scholarship Baseball Alumni, Friends and Family Endowed Scholarship College of Law Scholarship Ben and Stella Johnson Law Scholarship College of Law Student Trial Teams Endowment Ben F. Johnson Jr. Chair in Law College of Law Symposium Endowment Ben F. Johnson Jr. Public Service Award Endowment College of Law Tax Clinic Endowment Benjamin Mays Chair of Urban Educational Leadership Concierge Society of Atlanta Scholarship Bennett A. Brown Scholarship Copen Faculty Grant Bergeron Women in Technology Leadership Scholarship Fund Dan Sweat Distinguished Scholar Chair Bernard B. and Eugenia A. Ramsey Chair of Private Dan Sweat Scholarship Enterprise Endowment Daniel J. Sansone Memorial Scholarship Endowment Bill Lowery Scholarship Darryl and Michelle Harris Endowed Scholarship – Men’s Golf Biology Department Endowment David C Blumenfeld Faculty Support Endowment Bob Lewis Endowed Scholarship David E. Ogren Memorial Endowed Scholarship Bobbie Bailey/NARAS Endowment David Franco Piha Memorial Scholarship Bobbie Bailey Professorship Endowment David J. Maleski Scholarship The Bobby Joe Chancey Sr. Memorial Scholarship David W. Boykin Graduate Fellowship in Medicinal Chemistry Bobby Lee Cook Endowed Professorship in Law Dean E. Dryer Endowment Bradley Faculty Salary Supplement Endowment Dexter and Karen Warrior Scholarship in Real Estate Bruce A. Palmer Professorship Diane L. Fowlkes Research Award Burge Family Endowed Scholarship Distinguished Chair of Public Safety Partnerships

35 Foundation Endowments (continued...)

Distinguished Executive Fellow in the Usery Center Gerontology Alumni Endowed Scholarship Diversity in the Legal Profession Scholarship Gerschefski-Reader Violoncello Scholarship Doctoral Fellowship in Trauma Intervention Glenn A. Vergason Scholarship Donald Ahearn Fellowship-Applied/Environmental The Goizueta Foundation Scholar Fund Endowment Microbiology Gordon Seagraves Cummings Memorial Scholarship Donald G. Ahearn Endowed Fund for AEM Research Endowment in Physical Therapy Donald S. Gingrich Scholarship in Music Education Governor Joe Frank Harris Endowed Scholarship Donna Novak Coles Georgia Women’s Movement Archives H. Reid Hunter Loan/Scholarship Dr. Colquitt L. “Buck” Chandler Jr. Memorial Scholarship H. Talmage Dobbs Jr. Chair of Finance Endowment H. Talmage Dobbs Jr. Professorship for Teaching Excellence Duane and Drada Hoover Endowed Choral Scholarship in Finance Duane M. Rumbaugh Fellowship Harold L. Ball Endowed Scholarship Fund E.A. Isakson Scholarship Harold V. and Anna Marie Little Scholarship in Gerontology E. Harold Stokes Professorship (Insurance Premiums) Endowment E. Jo Baker-Frances Wallace Music Scholarship Haskell and Mabel Boyter Choral Scholarship E. Louise Grant Nursing Faculty Award Health Administration Endowment E.D. (Jack) Dunn Research and Scholarship Helen Riley Smith Voice Scholarship Economic Forecasting Endowment Hellen I. Plummer Lectureship Eleanor M. Pratt Endowment for English Majors Henry F. Stabler Award Elizabeth A. Kenny Scholarship in Psychology Henry T. Malone Scholarship in History Ellen L. Evans History Faculty Enrichment Endowment Herbert H. Mabry Scholarship Fund Emeriti Endowment Fund Herman J. Russell Sr. Intl. Center for Entrepreneurship Eminent Scholars Chair in Molecular Genetics Hermann Paris Scholarship Eminent Scholar in Drug Discovery Homer R. Hannah Memorial Scholarship Endowment for Biology Faculty Support Howard S. and Marie H. Starks Scholarship Endowment for Faculty Support for the Department Hunter Realty Associates Inc. Scholarship Endowment of Psychology J.D. and Lenora Caswell Endowment for Athletics Endowment for Freshman Learning Communities J. Everette DeVaughn Fellowship Endowment for GSURF Support for the Department of Biology J.M. Tull Professorship in Computer Information Systems Endowment for GSURF Support for the Neuroscience Institute J. Mack Robinson Eminent Scholar Chair in Digital Commerce Eric Smith Memorial Endowment J. Mack Robinson Endowment Ernest Elwood Wright Jr. Scholarship J. Mack Robinson Endowment for College Professorships Ernest Fritz Memorial Field Camp Endowment J. Mack Robinson Endowment for Scholarships Ernest G. Welch School of Art and Design Endowment J. Michael Gearon Jr. Endowment Ernst & Young/J.W. Holloway Professorship J. Rhodes Haverty Lecture Series Endowment Ethel I. Woodruff Fellowship in Southern History Jack Blicksilver Scholarship in Economics Ethel W. Draper Research Fellowship Jack Dunn Banking Scholarship Evelyn S. Bowyer Memorial Scholarship Endowment Jackie Boles Fellowship F.A. O’Daniel Law Scholarship Endowment James A. and Gail E. Stark Endowed Athletic Scholarship Faye Lancaster Neuenkirch Memorial Nursing Scholarship James A. and Gloria S. Cochran Executive in Residence Florence Kopleff Recital Hall Endowment Endowment Florence Kopleff Vocal Scholarship James A. Harkins III Professorship in Electronic Commerce Founders’ Legacy Professorship James A. Lewis Award Fred Massey Endowed Scholarship James E. and Patricia W. Copeland/Deloitte Chair in Fredrick V. Sherwood and Daniel T. Sims Memorial Scholarship Accountancy Friedrich William Ralf Munster Fellowships in Philosophy James L. Maddex Jr. Scholarship Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange Program James M. Adams Basketball Endowment George A. Chance III Scholarship James M. and Kathryn D. Adams Endowed Athletic Scholarship George E. Manners Scholarship James W. Kemper Professorship in Risk Management and George E. Smith Eminent Scholar Insurance George M. Sparks Scholarship James W. Morton Jr. Memorial Scholarship George Malanos Economics Scholarship James W. Woodruff Jr. Fellowship George R. and Frances T. Greiff Scholarship/Fellowship Janice M. Haddrill Memorial Scholarship for Dietetics Georgia Association of Realtors Scholarship Jean Childs Young Fellowship Endowment Georgia Civil Justice Foundation Trial Advocacy Scholarship Jenny Thurston Fellowship and Award in Historic Preservation Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar Chair in Jerry Robbins Endowed Scholarship in Mathematics Digital Commerce 36 Jim Mills Memorial Scholarship Library – Women’s Studies Jimmy H. Adams Memorial Scholarship Library Endowment – General Business Joe Taylor Chair in Health Administration Library Endowment – Social Work John B. and Elena Diaz-Verson Amos Distinguished Chair Library Endowment – Carl R. Kropf in English Library Endowment – Ezell History John B. Zellars Professorship in Computer Information Systems Library General Endowment John Cowart Scholarship Library N. E. H. Endowment John Demos Memorial Scholarship Linda Hallenborg Kurtz Oral History Endowment Fund John E. and Dr. Helen M. Aderhold Endowed Athletic The Lloyd and Linda S. Byars Scholarship Endowment Scholarship The Lois Statham Simons Memorial Fund John Schneider Memorial Scholarship Lori Muse Study Abroad Scholarship John Vander Plaats Endowment (Teresa O’Hara Scholarship) Lucile Allen Memorial Scholarship John W. Cook Scholarship Lucy H. Draper U.S. E.R.A. Research Collection Endowment John William Armstrong Jr. Endowment in Communication M. Guyton Christopher Memorial Scholarship Johnie “Bulldog” West Football Scholarship MAA Auxiliary-Barbara Haltiwanger Scholarship Johnny Mercer Center Marcia Baker Carroll and Almand “Bo” Carroll Scholarship The Jones Art Education Scholarship Margaret A. (Peg) Jones Scholarship Joseph Jacobs Labor Margaret A. Staton Endowment Joseph Perrin Award Margaret Ewing Endowment in Family Oral History Josephine J. Isakson Scholarship Margaret L. Andersen Scholarship Endowment in Sociology Kaiser Permanente Endowed Nursing Faculty Scholar Award Margaret Lupo Scholarship Kaiser Permanente Endowed Nursing Scholarship Marion B. Davis Scholarship Katherine Bruner Moore Religious Studies Endowment Mark and Evelyn Trammell Chaired Professorship in Tax Law Katherine S. Bernhardt Research Professorship in Marketing Endowment Kathleen D. Crouch Memorial Scholarship Marketing Department Doctoral Dissertation Kay Retta Shirley Faculty Encouragement and Endowed Guest Marketing Roundtable Minority Endowed Scholarship Artist Series Marketing Roundtable Professorship – Quasi Endowment Kenneth and Mary Matheny Endowed Scholarship Martha Wren Gaines Endowed Research Fellowship Kenneth Bernhardt Distinguished Department Chair Martin Sherry/Atlanta Broadcast Advertising Club Scholarship in Marketing Mary H. Huggins Memorial Scholarship Kenneth Black Jr. Chair of Insurance Mary Kathleen Berry Scholarship Endowment Kenneth England Endowed Scholarship Mary Peavy Girls Club Scholarship Kenneth England-Presidential Scholarship Max M. Cuba Scholarship Kenneth M. England Professorship Maymi Walker Chandler Memorial Scholarship KPMG/E. Harold Stokes Professorship in Accounting McRae F. Williams Endowed Athletic Scholarship L.E. Berry Graduate Fellowship Men’s Soccer Alumni, Friends and Family Endowed Scholarship Labor Archives Endowment Men’s Tennis Alumni, Friends and Family Endowed Scholarship Lamar Gammage Law Scholarship Merle K. Lott Scholarship Lanette L. Suttles Scholarship Michael J. Jedel Endowed Scholarship Langdale-Cabaniss-Pizer Endowed Fund Michelle Ferguson-Priestly Award Language Research Center Endowment Mike Hurst Endowed Baseball Scholarship Lawrence J. Rifkind Scholarship in Speech Mildred and Ted Byers Endowment Lehman C. Wheeler Memorial Scholarship Mildred W. Seydel Scholarship Leonard Jenkins Underrepresented Student Scholarship Milton M. Ratner Scholarship Leszek Wegrzyn Scholarship Montgomery Music Scholarship Leyton Hunter Fellowship Moses Lee Reid Entrepreneurial Award Library – African American Studies Mrs. Tommie Jackson Scholarship Library – Dean Dreyer Mu Rho Sigma Sorority Scholarship Library – Expositions Management Nancy Goyer Endowed Scholarship Library – John Wright Nell Trotter Hamilton Endowed Scholarship Fund Library – Kenneth Black Neurobiology Fellowship Library – Lambda Iota Tau New York Life Professorship Library – Michael Logue Nita Robinson Scholars Endowment Fund Library – Pullen Political Science Noah Langdale Jr. Chair Library – Ralph E. Russell Noah Langdale Jr. Presidential Scholars Endowment Library – W.R. Hammond Book Orbun Troy Moore III Undergraduate Ethics Essay Contest Award

37 38 Foundation Endowments (continued...)

Orbun Troy Moore III Memorial Library Endowment Stephen E. Draper Law Library Our Mothers’ Fund Steve Rosenburg Memorial Endowed Baseball Scholarship Panther Club Endowment Steve Winick Memorial Scholarship Patricia T. Morgan Law Scholarship Stoney Burgess Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Patrick H. Thomas Scholarship General Athletics Paul Bowles Annual Prize for Fiction – Five Points SunTrust Professorship in Capital Markets Paul Bowles Graduate Fellowship in Fiction Writing Susan Babush Memorial Scholarship Paul Groves Blount Scholarship Tasca A. Moore Scholarship Peter Harrower Scholarship in Voice Taylor E. Little Endowed Scholarship Phi Chi Theta Atlanta Alumni Taylor E. Little Jr. Professorship in Marketing Phil Peters Scholarship Terry F. Barker Memorial Scholarship Pickett Riggs Scholarship Thera H. Richter Memorial Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Endowment Theresa Nash Bernstein Scholarship in International Travel Professorship in International Banking and Finance Thoben Elrod Scholarship Psychology Department Graduate Award Endowment Thomas M. Brumby Scholarship Public Management and Policy – CPUA Scholarship Thomas P. Bowles Jr. Chair of Actuarial Science R. Brad Foster Scholarship Endowment for Golf Tracy W. O’Neal Endowment Rankin and Sandy Cooter Endowed Scholarship General Athletics TRISPRO Scholarship RCB Program Development Endowment UPS Anonymous Restricted Endowment Real Estate Alumni Professor of Real Estate Vachel Pennebaker Eminent Scholar Chair in Direct Marketing Real Estate Center Endowment The Valerie Adams Professorship in Opera Reed-Fink Award in Southern Labor History Vera Jernigan Green Memorial Art Award Research, Measurement and Statistics Endowed Fellowship Vicki York Fair Scholarship Richard and Susan Lenny Distinguished Chair in Marketing Views from the Top Professorship in Real Estate Richard E. Bowers Professorship in Real Estate Virginia Ezzard Memorial Scholarship Rick Anderson Scholarship Virginia Spencer Carr Graduate Fellowship Robert F. Clayton Jr. Memorial Scholarship Volleyball Alumni, Friends and Family Endowed Scholarship Robert L. Blakely Endowed Scholarship in Anthropology W. Lee Burge Chair in Law and Ethics Robert R. King Scholarship Endowment in Hospitality W. Lee Burge Scholarship Robert W. Batten Chair Endowment W. Rogers Hammond Endowed Accounting Fund Robert W. Sellen Scholarship in History W.T. Beebe Personnel Relations The Robin Huff Student Exchange Endowment W.J. Usery Jr. Center for the Workplace Ronald and Gwen Freeman Family Scholarship Wachovia Small Business Development Scholarship- Ronald P. Colarusso Dean’s Scholarship Endowment Rosenberg Family Endowment for the Johan Droogman’s Wayne Daniel Endowment Law Scholarship WGCL-TV/Leigh Green Memorial Scholarship Roy B. Sewell Beta Gamma Sigma William C. “Bill” Sparrow Endowed Scholarship Roy B. Sewell Phi Kappa Phi William D. and Susan T. Reeves Endowed Athletic Scholarship Roy Reeves Scholarship William G. Densmore Vocal Scholarship Salisbury Endowment William G. Nolan Memorial Scholarship Sally Monsour Graduate Fellowship in Music Education William M. Suttles Chair of Religious Studies Sam and Joyce Turner Scholarship William M. Suttles Endowed Scholarship Sam Wallace Memorial Scholarship William M. Suttles Fellowship for Graduate Students Scholarship Endowment in Creative Writing William P. Key Endowed Scholarship Scott-Norcostco Theater Scholarship William S. Patrick Scholarship Sergeant First Colonel Robert William Neuenkirch Memorial William T. Rutherford Scholarship Scholarship Willie Mae Cathcart Scholarship Sherman R. Day Scholarship Winnie Chandler Art and Design Fellowship Sidney E and Mary S Harris Study Abroad Scholarship Wolverton Doctoral Award Endowment Women’s Basketball Alumni and Friends Endowed Scholarship Sidney H. Feldman Student-Athlete Scholarship Endowment Women’s Soccer Alumni, Friends and Family Endowed Social Work – CPUA Scholarship Scholarship Softball Alumni, Friends and Family Endowed Scholarship Women’s Tennis Alumni, Friends and Family Endowed Southeastern Bankruptcy Law Institute Professorship Scholarship Speir-Brook Scholarship World History Center Endowment Staff Recognition Endowment Zera-Allen Scholarship Fund

39 Foundation Financial Highlights Fiscal Year 2009

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40 Supplement to the 2009 Annual Report The William M. Suttles Society The Suttles Society

The generosity of the following individuals Asa and Teresa Bearse Annelle N. Burch and organizations—whose gifts totaled Judith and George Beasley Elke and Charles Burden $250 to $999 between July 1, 2008, and Louis Beasley John Burrison June 30, 2009—helps to support Georgia Cynthia and Jim Becker Laura G. Burtle State University in its quest to become Janice O. Bennett Deborah and Martin Bush one of our nation’s leading urban research Linda B. Bennett Deborah K. Butler institutions. Jay Bernath Barbara C. Cade Eleanor Bernhardt Elise D. Cagle Matthew and Natalie Bernstein Wanda L. Cahoon Anonymous Samuel Bettsak Carol and William Callaway John and Ann Abbott Paula and Milton Bevington Sam and Resa Calloway Kevin Abernethy Harold and Judy Bevis Joy M. Campbell Francis Adams Charles E. Billiard R. Grier Campbell Gregory and Wanda Adams Thomas and Gloria Bishop Debra and John Cannon Brian Afanador Jessica and Colin Blalock Mark Carden Andrew and Patricia Agatston Wyatt and Sue Blankingship Jacqueline M. Carmichael Rhonda and Timothy Agnew Tracey and Ronald Blasi Lon Carnes Fereshteh and Ebrahim Akbarshahi James A. Blissit Joy M. Campbell Isabel M. Alcocer and Keith Bycholski Chara H. Bohan Lisa L. Carter Bashir Ali Robert and Melissa Boone Richard Carter William Allbritton Britt Borders James Cartwright Mauricia J. Allen John and Brenda Borland Jeffrey S. Cashdan Judy and Robert Ambrose Nicholas Boryc Betty C. Castellani Deborah and Kevin Andrews Janine and Thomas Bowen Mazie and Philip Causey Frank and Lisa Armstrong Frank and Karen Boykin Michael and Joyce Cavin Glenn and Lilla Arnold David and M.E. Boykin Melody and Christopher Chan Quetia B. Arzu William A. Bozarth Charlotte M. Chastain Lee and J. Michael Ash Barbara and Harvey Bradley Ling Chiang Blake Eno Ashe and Robert Ashe Charles and Brigitta Bradley L. Richard Chrisawn Susan M. Ashley and Matthew C. Roudane Steven Bradley Sean Christy George and Cynthia Aslinger Frank W. Brandon III Lindsey and James Churchill Cindy L. Atwood Keith Brandon Claudia and Allen Clark Craig Avena Deanna and Paul Bredwell John D. Clark Bruce W. Baber Melissa and Gary Brennaman Davida D. Clay Deepanker Baderia Berle S. Brereton Alice and James Cochran Terri and Laurence Bagen Richard and Linda Bressler Megan Coffman Edward Baker Cassady Brewer Megan Coffman Todd Baker Shirley and S. Perry Brickman Andrew Cohen Michael and Susan Bangs Thomas and Eugenia Brieske Travis and Celia Coker Julia K. Bannerman Benjamin and Suzy Briggs Gregory Cole William and Linda Barber Margo A. Brinton and Eldon Park Jennifer M. Cole Kenneth Barfield Caroline and Kirk Brown George and Katurah Coleman W. Daniel and Nancy Barker Lauren and Derrick Brown Sharon K. Coleman Brandon Barnes Lawrence and Beverly Brown William and Mary Coleman Bray Barnes Murray Brown Beverly H. Collins and Patrick Head Rodrick and Bridgett Barnes Robert Brown Noshay L. Collins Charles and Joan Bass Robert M. Brown Sr. Jeramy Compton Harry and Deborah Baughman Barbara A. Browning James Conner Rebecca A. Bays and Douglas R. Gies Tyler Browning Marsha and Ben Cook Gloria and Timothy Beacham Nicholas and Veronica Brownlee Sarah L. Cook and Kevin P. Byers Rebecca and John Beam Patricia A. Bruschini Jonathan Cooper Ellen and C. Duncan Beard Curtis Bryant J. Clay Copher and Irma Alvarado Frank and Jann Beard Mark and Melissa Bryson Gary and Dru Cosby J. Randy and Suzanne Beard Randall and Donna Buhlig W. Reynolds and Sally Couch

1 Clinton and Hillary Courson Belinda E. Edwards Jennifer and David Garr Kristie and William Cowan John Edwards John Garrigan James Cox Philip and Judi Edwards Deborah and Larry Gaunt Earl and Geraldine Crawford Leon Egozi Jonathan Gayles John and Annie Crawford Erling Eia Jan and Jerry Geiger Teresa Crocker Christine L. Eick Thomas and Lynn Gentry Deborah P. Crockett John and Janet Elger Michael A. Gerber and Barbara A. Brandt Clare E. Crook Scarlett Elliott Jennifer F. Giarratano Jimmy Crowe David and Erin Engram Douglas R. Gies and Rebecca A. Bays Mary and Jeff Cunningham † Charles Epstein Ralph and Valerie Gilbert Reese E. Currie Nancy M. Erwin Charles Gillespie Kelly R. Curry Philip Estes Stanley Gilliland Gary and Linda Cutson Susan and John Euart Merrilee and H. Fred Gober Cynthia and John Daley Melissa and Casey Farmer Reuben and Margaret Godfrey Richard Dammer Lori and Danny Feig Sandoval Burton and Barbara Gold Kim S. Dammers and Scott R. Miller Zev Feigenbaum Cheryl P. Golden Cynthia and Stephen Daniel LuEllen and Lewis Feldman Cheryl Goldsleger Darrell Daniels Diane M. Fennig Hodge Golson Jean and Walter Daves John and Camille Fenton Robert and Jan Goocher Elizabeth David Rose Ferguson and Robert J. O’Neill Lynda and Ray Goodfellow Mawuli Davis Paul J. Ferraro and Kristin L. Rowles Steven Goodman Ron O. Davis Katharine M. Field Bridgette C. Gordon Denise N. De La Rue H. Sandra Fink Leslie H. Gordon and Blake Leland Rebecca and Kean DeCarlo Eleanor and John Finley Charles and Mary Lou Graham Paul and Kristen Deininger A. Jack Fishman Nikki and Mark Graham Michael DeKoning Joycelyn L. Fleming and F. Carlton King Antonio L. Grant Benny Deloach Robert Fleshman Charles Grattan Nick Demos Anna G. Fletcher H. Mark Green Michael and Patricia Denson Joel and Mary Jean Fletcher Rachelle R. Green Doris A. Derby David and Lisa Flowerwood Helen Green-Bailey and Johnny L. Bailey Edgar and Andie Derricho Lillian and Wing Fok Rubye D. Griffin Geer Robert and Catherine Derrick Ellyn Foltz Roger A. Grigg and Elizabeth Vantine Eric and Laura Dessecker F. Link and Carla Forester Alan J. Grodin Hugh Dicks Jay Forlini Elisabeth Groth and Robert D. Morris Jeffrey and Brenda Diefenderfer Frances and Joseph Fowler William and Brenda Guest Lawrence Dietrich Cathie and W. David France Betty S. Guffin Nikolaus Dietz Alvin and Milele Francis R. Larry and Susan Gunnin Christopher Dillon Anne W. Franks Tuvy Guss and Tracey L. Ellis-Guss Emily S. DiPietro Kyle Frantz Keith Haas Dabney W. Dixon Martin and Carol Fraser Steven and Katharine Haase William and Arlyn Doherty Geraldine C. Freeman John and Victoria Haberlen Brent Donaldson Bonnie and William Fritz Charles and Rosemary Hall Suzanne and Ronald Donner Creighton and Kelly Frommer Cynthia V. Hall Edward Drohan Kimberly and Blake Frye Nancy and Tommy Hall Raymond Dubal Kathryn Fuller-Seeley Alice K. Hankla George and Virginia Duncan Carol and Gregory Fullerton Rebecca L. Hannan Audrea F. Dunham Donna and Thomas Fullilove Norman and Sally Harbaugh Douglas Dunlap Janet A. Gabler-Hover and William R. Hover Donald and Patricia Hardin Sharon and William Dunphy Robin D. Gage James and Michelle Harkins John and Carol Duren Robin and Eric Gagnon Jessica and Stephen Harper John Dyer Peggy and Kevin Gallagher Hubert and Joan Harris Joseph and Gail Eastburn Marianne and Stephen Garber Lucas and Alexis Harsh Paula and Richard Echols Doug and Robin Gardenhire Barry and Laura Hawkins Lois H. Edison-Jones Jacqueline L. Garner Leonard and Patty Haynes

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Magdalena M. Heim Sandra and Ralph Jernigan Barry and Hassia Levin John and Sandra Helton David and Patricia Johnson Robert S. Lightsey Daniel Hendricks W. Jeff Johnson John and Patricia Lindholm Thomas and Carolyn Hendricks Barbara and Hiram Johnston E. Allen and Stella Lindley Anne and Russell Henry Belinda and Van Jones Joe Ann and William Lipscomb Robert Henry Charles Jones Rosemary and Gregory Lisby Valarie E. Henry David Jones Richard and Pat Little Deborah and Barry Herrin Gary Jones Kevin and Lee Little David Herskovits Linley Jones and Greg Roth William and Eileen Little Heidi A. Hetzer and Frank E. Lewis Margaret A. Jones Vincent W. Lloyd John and Jacqueline Hicks Spencer Jones Paul A. Lombardo Maxine Hicks William and Susan Jordan Judith L. Long Kenrick Higa Teresa F. Judon Lawrence LoRusso Adrienne and Christopher Hill Julian Juergensmeyer Shari and William Lotz Harvey Hill John Kaminer Rita and William Loventhal DeAnna and Frederick Hines Trisha K. Kanan William E. Lovett and Dianne P. Annemarie Hitchcock Steven and Andi Kapplin Sullivan-Lovett Richard and Cleo Hodges Ruth and Sidney Katz Michael Lowry Robert Hodges Barbara and Richard Kaufman Thomas Lundin Marjory E. Holder Walter Keel Roger and Candy Lusby Daniel and Eudora Holl Katherine and Keith Keeney Wilford and Eleanor Lyon Gilbert Holley Mark and Judith Keil Todd MacDowell John and Shirley Holmes Michael and Patricia Kelley Morris Macey Marilyn V. Holmes Patricia and Reinhard Ketsche Eishin Machida Rick W. Holt Robert and Ellen Khoury Steven Mahan Donald Hood Damon and Janet King Randy and Wendy Malamud Douglas Hopkins Joseph Kinsey Richard and Carol Mann Steven Hopkins Margaret C. Kirby Sherryl M. Marsh and Terry M. Bridges Richard and Mary Horder Dale and Sue Kirkland David Martin Elaine and Greg Howard Kenneth Kirschner and Elizabeth Lester Elizabeth A. Martin John and Betty Howard Robert L. Kiser Elizabeth and David Martin Hank and Amy Huckaby Steven and Kay Kitchen Lynn and David Martin Hugh and Cathie Hudson Gregory Knedler Jorge and Sherron Martinez Robin Huff Allison and Ramsey Knowles Charles Marvin Donald and Madelyn Huffmire Kathryn A. Kozaitis Tyshinna N. Mason Charles and Molly Hughes Elise and Alan Krigline Sue S. Massey Christopher Humphrey Diane and Bruce LaBudde Jill and Eric Mast Jean and Charles Humphrey Robert J. LaFayette Stanley Matarazzo Nancy and David Hupp Gary Laggis Anne M. Maxwell Noel Hurley Gloria F. Lamar Amy and Corin McCarthy Charlene S. Hurt Steven Land Marilu H. McCarty Anthony and Michelle Hutton Charles and Sherri Lanford Laurie and Ted McClain Uyen K. Huynh and Vinh P. Nguyen Issac and B. Lang Martha G. McClure Ronald A. Hytoff and Eleni Margaret and John Langford Robert McCulloch Arnaoutakis-Hytoff Timothy E. LaTour and Katherine N. Deirdre M. McElhaney Khalil and Aida Jaber Kammer April L. McFarland and Mark D. Estes Bonnie Jackson Susan K. Laury Sandi and Kevin McGill Chara Jackson Jeff and Amy Lawson Louise M. McGuire Derek and Gillian Jackson Julie and J. Mark Lawson India Odiel B. McLeod James and Ann Jackson Paula Lawton Bevington and Amy P. McMorrow Julian Jacobs E. M. Bevington Alfred and Wilmer McWilliams Cathy C. Jamison Richard Leadem Shawn Meade Mogens Jensen Matthew Lee Hunter Meadows Myltreda Jensen Lovell and Terrilyn Lemons Patricia H. Meharry

3 Krista and Tedd Meinersmann Anthony and Anne Pappadakis David Rich Howard Mendel Joseph and Lynne Parker Emily-May and James Richards Paul and Leslie Mendel Sheri and Paul Parker William Richardson Peter D. Mertzanis James and Ethel Patrick Joycia C. Ricks Emil and Julia Meyers Dennis and Debbie Patterson Stanley and Marlene Rinzler Karin and F. Faison Middleton Sharon A. Pauli N. Allen and Patricia Robertson H. Ronald and Sandra Miller David and Tana Pavesic Kenneth and Renae Robinson Tawana and Kenny Miller Brian Payne William and Rebecca Roper Stacia S. Minton William Peard Ronald R. Roscoe Z. Peter and Mercedes Mitchell Charles Pecchio Saralin B. Rose Ahmed Moinuddin John Peet David B. Roskind Monty Montgomery Joseph Peragine Catherine and William Ross Sarah M. Montgomery Unil and Shrima Perera Hamano Ross Ben and Amy Moore Mary E. Perkins Deborah and Jeffrey Rupp Richard Moore Cynthia and Paul Petersen James Russ Arthur and Diane Morgan George and Elizabeth Petkovich H. Jerome Russell Jr. and Stephanie Russell Gaylon Morris Alicia A. Philipp Nancy Z. Salloom Katherine and Timothy Morris Kelly and Richard Phillips Jan and Calvin Saltzman Thomas and Etta Morris Sandra and John Piper Connie and Regero Sampson W. Keith and Judy Morris William Pipkin Jennifer and Ronald Sandberg Steven and Sandra Mossbrook Arthur and Nancy Pittman David and Denise Sandt Janet and Thomas Mosser Michele M. Poirier Kevin and Robin Sangston Jeffrey Mullins Barbara and William Poole Clarelle R. Sauls Anne Z. Murphy J. Allen and Judy Poole R. M. Sawyer Sarah G. Murray Catherine M. Poteat Robin and Paula Sawyer Thomas Murray George Potter John Scarbrough Norris and Susan Muse Julia H. Powell Cathy L. Scarver Aasia and Sharrieff Mustakeem Maxine and Edward Powell Barbara and Joel Schanker James and Lorain Myer Harold Powers Gerald Schreck Thomas and Barbara Myerchin Puneet Prakash Richard Schug Carol and Earle Myers Cora A. Presley David Schunk David Nachman George Prigge Paul Scope Barbara and George Nathan Billie and William Prince Cynthia S. Searcy Helen and Alan Neely Charlie and Doris Prince Valerie D. Searcy Diane Nelson Vincent Pusateri David Sedacca Wolfgang Nelson Patrick Quinn Lynne and Eric Segall Carmen and Donald Newton John Ragland Lesly and John Senker Cecil Noble M. Catherine Ramos and Stephen Barnes Madhavi and Beheruz Sethna Rose M. Norris Inas Rashad Rose A. Sevcik Joanne R. Nurss Margaret and James Rasmussen Jason Sheffield William and Janet Nutt John Rawle Guy and Beverly Shelton Beverly A. O’Brien Esther and Stanley Rawn Jeung Shim John O’Brien Krishna and Apurba Ray Seema and Milind Shrikhande Laura A. Oakley M. Lyn Reagan Diane T. Siple Lynne and Mark O’Brien Fernando and Yvette Reati Sydney and John Sivertsen Joyce and Jim O’Brien James W. Redmond Betty J. Skelton Marsha and Keith O’Daniel Jonathan and Carol Reeder Michael and Eleanor Slater T. Michael and Sandra O’Farrell Joel and Jean Reeves Jill and Douglas Slavin Glenn and Lynne Ogden Michael and Mary Regas Robert Slavis John and Elyse O’Kane Karl and Nancy Reinhold Gregory Smith Robert J. O’Neill and Rose Ferguson Timothy Renick and Christopher Christian James Smith Lisa N. Pace Ronald Reynolds Joseph and Jude Smith John Pacholski Thomas Reynolds Kavin and Mary Smith Manish and Manju Panjwani Richard Rice Rebecca and J. Michael Smith

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Serelda S. Smith Shirley L. Turner Lisa and Douglas Yarn Thomas and Ann Snead Robert Ussery Kim and Michael Yates Andy Sneider W. Keith Valentine Zeljko Zelic Elaine Snow Claire and Yousef Valine Barbara and John Zellner Patricia A. Snyder Thomas and Betty Van Houten Minglai Zhu Nicholas and Catherine Sparks Elizabeth Vantine and Roger A. Grigg John Zink Misty M. Speake Kristen Varjas Harriet and Norman Zoller Michael and Mary Sperry Barbara Vazquez and Thad B. Servi Susan E. Spezio Edgar and Carol Vaughn 151 Whitehall Property Chad Stapp Wendy and Allen Venet A E C Contracting Baynard and Sandra Starr Jennifer and William Victor Jack Fishman Attorney at Law PC Barbara G. Stayton Rose Marie Wade Accenture Foundation Inc. Deidre A. Steed Steven Wakely AIG Matching Grants Program Rebecca and Riley Stephens Michael and Marilyn Waldron American International Co. Ltd. Larry and Martha Stephens Emanuel Walker APCG Inc. Aimee C. Stern Maria and David Walker Appling County Sheriff’s Department John Steward Peggy H. Walker Behavioral and Organizational Sandra A. Stewart-Kruger and Sandra Ward Consulting Association Walter J. Kruger Susan and Thomas Wardell Bolton Post 156 of the American Hugh and Beverly Stith David and Catherine Washburn Legion Inc. Tavorn and Gustav Strassburger Roger and Cherie Wietkamp Boston Scientific Corp. Kayla Strickland David and Nancy Weitnauer Buffalo Teachers Federation Inc. Steven W. Strickland Hugh and Linda Welborn Carmine J. Matarazzo Charitable Jo Anne and Neal Stubblefield Jacqueline Welch Foundation Carl Stucke Paddy and Gillett Welles Carr Lawson Cantrell and Associates Inc. Mary E. Stuckey Donna and Benjamin Westberry Casualty Actuaries of the Southeast Mary E. Sullivan and John P. Ehrensperger Curtis and Leslie Westlake Chuck Reece Communications LLC Steve and Lisa Swain John and Nancy Whaley City of Perry Bernice and Leroy Tanker Thomas Whatley CJ Solutions LLC Margaret and Michael Tate Michael and Judy Whipple Clorox Co. Foundations Chad Taylor Barry P. White Cognitive Education Systems George and Evelyn Taylor Cortni L. White College Reading Association Scott and Carol Taylor Jarrette A. White Collegiate Licensing Co. Marie Tedesco JoAnna F. White Colonial Pipeline Co. Andrew Teegarden Marcus and Angelynn Whitlock The Columbus Foundation Michael Terapane William and Barbara Whitlock CompuCredit Richard Terrill R. Keith and Nancy Whyte Contact Communications Jaime Theriot and Wesley Tailor Allen and Tracy Wilbanks Cox Communications Inc. John Thomas Clifford Willabus Crabapple Crossing Elementary School Walter and Annese Thomas James and Rebecca Williams Davis Bozeman Law Firm PC Leanne and Les Thomassen Mark and Alana Williams Deininger Benefits Advisors Inc. Choyce J. Thompson Rita and Donald Williams Diamond Directors LLC Jeffrey and Alison Thompson J. H. Willingham Douglas Women’s Center PC Robert and Alison Thompson Robert Willis Dow Chemical Co. Foundation Eric Thorstenberg David Wolf Duke Financial Systems Inc. Jayne M. Thraen Laroy and Janice Wolff Equifax Inc. Amy M. Tidwell Elizabeth R. Wood First Citizens South Carolina Russell and Susan Toal Joseph and Lisamarie Wood Freedom Financial Services Inc. Jerry Tomb Robert H. Woodrum Gas Land Inc. Freddie Tompkins John and Brenda Woodyard General Electric Co. Volkan Topalli Barbara and Douglas Wren Georgia Council on Economic Education Karen and Bradford Tuggle James and Melissa Wylie Georgia Tech Foundation Inc. Daniel and Kimberly Turner Yao Xin H. J. Russell & Co. Michael F. Turner Bruce Yandle Harleysville Insurance

5 Haynes Bridge Middle School Visa International Hill’s Pet Nutrition Inc. W. J. Cooper Elementary School Holy Innocent’s Episcopal School Walco Holdings Ltd. Booster Club The Weather Channel Inc. The Home Depot Foundation We Sell Restaurants Inc. Hugh W. Welborn Attorney at Law Wells Fargo and Co./Wachovia Corp. Institute for Professionals in Taxation William E. Porter PC Insuretrust.com LLC WKN Family Limited Partnership Ithnan Development LLC J. M. Huber Corp. Joel and Joy Campbell Family Foundation † Deceased John M. Helton Jr. CPA Jones Elementary School K. Strickland and Associates Kaplan Kevin S. Little PC Kiser and Green Law Office of John Gee Edwards Lexis-Nexis Lorusso Law Firm PC Lucas O. Harsh PC Management Psychology Group PC Manning Oaks Elementary School Marsh and McLennan Inc. McKesson Foundation Inc. MeetingAdvice Merrill Lynch and Co. Foundation Inc. Microsoft Corp. Mohawk Carpet Foundation Inc. Muse Railroad Materials Co. Nancy P. Barker Trust North Valley Services Inc. Novartis The P & G Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation P & L Barrett LP Parks Knowlton LLC Pearson Education The Pitney Bowes Foundation Inc. Prestige Development LLC Professional Aviation Associates Publix Super Markets Inc. Redwood Financial Services Inc. S and B Wilson Inc. Shepherd Foundation Inc. Sigma Iota Rho Southern Co. Swerdlin & Co. Taste of Atlanta Inc. Thin Blue Line Enterprises Tigervol Inc. Time Warner Inc. UBS Foundation VCC

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