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WINTER 2012

Mundelein reborn

PLUS PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012 n HOMECOMING welcome

FROM THE PRESIDENT and CEO MICHAEL J. GARANZINI, S.J.

Our world is a changing one. As we look at the world that our present students will inherit, we know that they will live in communities and participate in workplaces that are increasingly a mix of cultures, races, creeds, and values. We can see that technology will offer more and more information, and perhaps less and less analysis. We can envision a furthering of environmental degradation and depletion of the planet’s resources. And we anticipate that growing financial and educational gaps between and among different constituents in our societies will lead to even more political and social strife and upheaval around our worlds.

Fundamentally, all education is about preparing students for their own future. It is about helping them become critical thinkers who can absorb and create new knowledge. It is about giving them the skills to lead and serve in the world they’re going to inhabit—in a world that will need their leadership. When Jesuits started educating children 450 years ago in Messina, Sicily, it was at the request president’s of the town’s merchant class. They wanted their report 2012 sons to take over the management not only of begins after page 39 their companies but of their city. So the Jesuits devised an educational program, which has been reformed and fine-tuned since that time, Father Garanzini spoke to the City Club of Chicago, a group of to prepare people to be not just merchants, local community and business leaders, this fall. or whatever their parents were, but to become ethical leaders with a passion for service in their communities. It is, of course, necessary to We hear a lot about whether, in this economic climate, have the best training possible in one’s discipline or a college degree is worth the financial investment required career area. But a Loyola education, rooted in Igna- to gain it. Research shows time and again that the lifetime tian pedagogy, is based on the belief that learning is not value of a college degree is well worth the cost. At Loyola, limited to the disembodied mind but happens through we see the fruits of our efforts in the lives of our graduates the experience of the particular—places, faces, cultures, who go on to serve as women and men for others. contexts, and problems—and through the movement of For more on the value of a Loyola education, please see our hearts as well, the affective dimension of our lives. page 8 in this magazine. This is well-recognized here as an essential ingredient in a Thank you for your continued interest in and support well-rounded, engaged education. of Loyola.

Frontlines 4 Our back yard 20 around the world 22 discovery 24 playtime 26 alma matters 28 2 Loyola university chicago departments in this issue

LIBERTY 12 AND JUSTICE 19 MUNDELEIN FOR ALL TRANSFOR- REBORN Three blind or MATIVE The renovated visually impaired LEADERSHIP Mundelein Cen- alumni serve on Alumnus Shawn ter offers unpar- a federal com- Jackson brings alleled resources mission to ad- new confidence for the fine and Students enjoy vocate for those to students at performing arts, autumn on the with disabilities. a struggling including the East Quad school—and Newhart Family their parents. Theatre. 17

departments Frontlines 4 Our back yard 20 around the world 22 discovery 24 playtime 26 alma matters 28

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Loyola magazine is published for alumni and friends.

Editor FrontlineS Anastasia Busiek

Art Director Ted Yee

graphic designers Kara Kilmer, Lindawati, Nathan Martel

Contributors

Bill Behrns, Andrea Brault, Elisabeth Brookover, Colleen Calvey (BS ‘06, MBA ‘11), Steve Christensen, Aaron Cooper, Allison Cote, Anne Dillon, Bobby Dunlap, Emanuelle Escandar, Dan Gould, Anne Hughes, Brendan Keating (BA ’01, JD ’04), Maeve Kiley, Kurt Anthony Krug, Lauren Lakomek, Nicole Meehan (BS ’02, MBA ’06), Joseph Pixler, Evangeline Polsey, Jenny Kustra Quinn, Brendan Shea (MSIMC ‘12), John T. Slania (BA ’79), Tanner Walters, Kathy Young

PhotograpHY Heather Eidson, Mark Beane (BA ’98)

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quinlan school of business New centers meet University and city-wide need

In November, the Quinlan School of Business “No other educa- announced the launch of the city’s first and only tional institute Supply and Value Chain Center. The center fills a critical gap for Chicago as an international hub for in the area transportation, distribution, and logistics. specializes December saw the launch of the Raymond C. Baumhart, S.J., Center for Social Enterprise and in supply and Responsibility, thanks to the $5 million gift the value chain Quinlan School of Business received last year. research, The Baumhart Center will build on Loyola’s strength in ethics, marrying the Jesuit mission education, and of being “people for others” with the business practice.” ethos of acting from self-interest. The center will facilitate debates about the moral foundations —Dean Kathleen A. Getz and practical merits of the free enterprise system while helping organizations assess the efficacy of their community outreach efforts.

marcella niehoff school of nursing New building fosters collaboration The new Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing opened this fall on the Health Sciences Campus. The building, located adjacent to the Stritch School of Medicine, features classrooms and administrative space as well as collaborative learning space Rambler pride was on display for both nursing and medical students. It also in many different forms during includes a virtual information commons; a clinical Homecoming Weekend, simulation lab including a six-bed virtual hospital; and a simulated home-care environment. The October 12–14. building is LEED-certified. Above: Dancers cut a rug at the Wolves’ The Wonders of Creation and the Role of Science, The new Marcella Niehoff Den, a jazz club event held after the Mun- a mosaic by Melville P. Steinfels that was originally School of Nursing building, delein Center and Newhart Family Theatre displayed at Lake Shore Campus’s Damen Hall, features state-of-the-art dedications. Far left: A rainy but cheerful was moved to the new Marcella Niehoff School of technology in simulation, Homecoming parade. Near left: Alumni Nursing building, with sections by artist David Lee labs as well as traditional and students alike show their school spirit Csicsko added to accommodate its new setting. lecture halls. at Midnight Madness.

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Loyola has received a grant from the U.S. State Department to fund scholarships for underrepresented students to attend the Vietnam Center. The grant is especially geared toward the study of environmental sciences and provides for Loyola to bring Vietnamese environmental scientists to Chicago for workshops on developing courses in the same area.

sustainability retreat and ecology campus stritch school of medicine Feeding the Stritch Award future Dinner As the national population of farm- The Stritch School of Medicine ers ages, the U.S. Department of honored outstanding individuals Agriculture is focused on developing and raised scholarship money at a pipeline of new people trained in in- its 62nd Annual Award Dinner novative and sustainable practices for on Nov. 17, 2012, at the Field entry into the food sector. In response, Museum. Loyola is developing an interdisciplinary and comprehensive Food Systems • Dr. Katherine Walsh (BS ‘66, program. Students will learn about MD ‘80) received the Stritch plant and soil science, integrated pest Medal for inspiring leader- management, water conservation ship, contributions to medical practices, and the science and practice education, and commitment to of growing food, as well as marketing, patient-centered care. packing, and selling. • Jazz great Ramsey Lewis Courses will also cover policy, such received the Sword of Loyola as Public Health Department and USDA for his dedication to cultivat- inspections, licensing, government ing upcoming and struggling regulations, and the Farm Bill, as well artists. as the public health aspects of food HARVEST FESTIVAL • In late September, the Loyola community • Teresa Wronski (BS ‘75), systems, such as nutrition, obesity, celebrated its second annual Harvest Festival at the Retreat and Ecology associate dean, Student Affairs, and diabetes. This is one of several Campus, which reinforces the campus’s mission to serve as a place for won the Dux Mirabilis Award academic programs being developed spiritual and intellectual growth and dedication to ecological sustainabil- for extraordinary leadership. in the new Institute of Environmental ity. Over 650 festival-goers browsed a mini-farmers market, warmed up by Sustainability. a bonfire; lent a hand with the harvest from the local garden, participated in a wetland-restoration workshop, and enjoyed live music.

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Upcoming events at Loyola’s campus in Vernon Hills, Illinois.

Poetry reading 2 p.m., February 17 Northwest Cultural Council readings by The Second Saturday Poetry Workshop. Tour follows. Free.

Harriet BeEcher Hanneke and Les Ippitsch, Lincoln Memorial, Washington, DC, crafted in Montana. wood, paper, Stowe wire, ribbon, The James and Emilia Govan Crèche Collection 2 p.m., February 24 Kirk Players artistic direc- Mirroring the Saints Archie Rand tor Paddy Lynn performs The Jesuit Wierix Making Belief—True Adven- Art and Faith the first of three historic Collection from De Krijtberg tures with Word and Image of the Crèche monologues. $20. in Amsterdam March 2–June 2, 2013 The Collection Welcome Wednesday Through January 13, 2013 of James and In his masterwork, The 613, Archie March 6 Emilia Govan Collections of prints depicting Rand has created what may be Free admission and the spiritual fortitude of saints among the largest free-standing Through January 13, 2013 tours, 11:30 a.m., were known as “mirrors” in late paintings in the world, comprising 1, and 2:30 p.m. Art and Faith of the medieval and early modern 613 individual paintings that depict Crèche: The Collection Europe. This exhibition comprises the commandments from the Torah. Art and architecture of James and Emilia 50 copperplates executed by a The exhibition makes use of images of Cuneo Mansion Govan is LUMA’s fifth family of 17th-century Flemish inspired by popular culture. and Gardens printmakers: Anton and Hierony- annual winter exhibi- 2 p.m., March 9 mous Wierix and their brother-in- Santitos tion featuring nativities LUMA chief curator law, Jan Baptist Barbé. The plates from around the world. Through January 13, 2013 Jonathon Canning pres- were discovered in the posses- This year’s presentation ents Benjamin Marshall Santitos is an exhibition of prints sion of the Amsterdam Jesuits in includes a crèche based and Italian Villas. $10 that explore contemporary adher- 2000. New prints that were struck on the Lincoln ($5, members). from the old plates will also be ence to the cult of patron saints, Memorial. on view. protective deities, and guardian LUC.edu/cuneo spirits in Catholicism, Orthodoxy, Shintoism, and Santaria.

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ignatian heritage month A college degree is worth it

“College is about preparing students for their future, for helping them learn how to solve life’s challenges, for making them better citizens of the world. What could be more valuable than that?”

—Michael J. Garanzini, S.J. Loyola President and CEO

t’s hard to open (or click on) a newspaper without reading about Ithe rising cost of tuition. Graduates do have increasingly high debt loads and are entering a less-than-ideal job market. But research shows that a college degree, costly as it is, is worth the investment: financially, in quality of life, and in contributions to society. Even after factoring in the cost of higher education, the typical college graduate will earn $500,000 more over his or her Loyola held a photography contest as part of Ignatian Heritage Month. Entrants were given 24 hours to submit photo- lifetime than someone without a degree. graphs representing Jesuit core values. The grand prize went to student Hannah Colborn, whose photo (above) shows College graduates also live longer, are a student standing in the light of a projected image of a tree in winter. The photo was taken at a 24-hour prayer event happier in their jobs, and are far more and represents “Contemplation in Action.” likely to vote and volunteer. They are more likely to have employer-sponsored retirement plans and health benefits, and they’re far less likely to depend on public A time to learn and reflect assistance or live in poverty. Loyola wants to make sure that Throughout November, the Loyola community global hunger. Students and faculty participated promising students have access to the celebrated Ignatian Heritage Month, honoring in an all-day “Fast-a-thon” and volunteered in soup benefits that a college education pro- Loyola’s namesake and the founder of the Jesuit or- kitchens. The week closed with the Hunger Run vides, regardless of their family’s finan- der, St. Ignatius of Loyola. Events included a series of 5K, which sent proceeds to organizations that fight cial situation. That’s why the University lectures focused on talking to God and the Ignatian world hunger. awarded over $121 million in financial philosophy, a day of community service, a prayer vigil Surrendering a life of chivalry and soldiering aid in 2011, and it’s why the new scholar- focused on the Salvadoran martyrs, and a panel dis- for that of service to God, St. Ignatius founded the ship campaign is so important. cussion about the role of women in Jesuit education. Society of Jesus in the 16th century. The Jesuits’ Hunger Week, a part of Ignatian Heritage Month, long-standing tradition of education remains alive held November 4-10, focused on education about today at Loyola. BETTER JOB PROSPECTS

Once in the workforce, 22.9% college graduates have chicago’s top 100 workplaces a much easier time finding jobs and staying employed. For three years, the Chicago Tribune has published a list of Chicago’s Top Loyola Unemployment rates 100 Workplaces, and for the third consecutive year, Loyola has been rec- of 18- to 24-year-olds three-peats ognized in the large company category. This year, the University is ranked 8.9% with college degree 21st. The Top Workplaces program evaluates organizations based upon in survey without degree feedback from an employee survey, which more than 1,360 faculty and staff members completed a few months ago. Georgetown University, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

8 Loyola university chicago Endowed scholarships established during Access to Excellence to date

• Carmelo T. Andolina • The LeHoang Family (MD ‘41) Medical Medical Student Student Scholarship Scholarship Fund Quasi-Endowment • Meehan Family Scholarship • William A. Barnett • Richard J. Mullins and Quasi-Endowed Scholarship Barbara S. Lenfesty Track • Ann Scott Blouin, RN, and Field Scholarship PhD, and Robert A. Blouin • Nagle Family Medical Endowed Scholarship Student Scholarship • James J. Brasher and Debra • John F. and Patricia O’Keefe A. Brasher Scholarship Family Medical Student • Dorothy Carbon Scholarship Scholarship • James P. Carey Scholarship • John D. O’Malley Sr. for the School of Law Scholarship • Chemistry Endowed • Osher Reentry Scholarship Scholarship Endowment • Eugeniusz Alek Chmielows- • Robert R. Otremba ki, Survivor of Deportation Scholarship to Siberia, Officer in the Pol- • Ozmon Family Foundation ish Army of General Anders, Scholarship Victorious at Monte Cassino • William H. Pokorny During WWII, Scholarship Quasi-Endowed Scholarship • Class of 1965 Medical • Richard W. Poley (MD ‘57) Student Scholarship Medical Student Scholarship • Orest B. and Ann M. • Polish Resistance (AK) Dachniwsky Scholarship Foundation Scholarship • Sammy R. Danna Endowed Fund Access is everything. For many people, access Scholarship • Gene Roguski Scholarship to their dreams begins with a college degree. • DePauw Family Scholarship • School of Communcation • Alyce Mae Fiedler Gannon Scholarship Endowed Fund The rising cost of tuition and dwindling gov- Scholar Endowed Fund • School of Education ernment support have made it harder for many • Janis Fine, PhD, Scholarship Scholarship Endowed Fund students to afford a college education. In difficult • Richard L. Gamelli, MD, • School of Social Work and Mary C. Gamelli Scholarship Endowed Fund economic times and with global competition on the Medical Student Scholarship • Brian and Alexandria Speers rise, a first-class education is more important than • Louis Glunz Family—Regis Law Scholarship Scholarship Endowed Fund • Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Tuition only ever, and yet the burden of obtaining that education for Chemistry Stamm Medical Student covers 73 percent has never been greater. • Harper Family Endowed Ophthalmology Award of the cost to In order to support its students, Loyola is launch- Scholarship Quasi-Endowed Fund educate a student • Beatrice C. Heimerdinger • Stock Family Scholarship ing Access to Excellence: The Campaign for Scholar- Scholarship Quasi-Endowed • Walid J. Tamari Scholarship ships. Through this campaign, the University seeks Fund • Class of 1960 Sister Fidelis • The Honorable Thomas A. to raise $80 million to support generations of future Thaliath, MD, Medical Hett Endowed Scholarship Student Scholarship Loyola students. This includes a significant Univer- • Dr. Charles and Kathleen • Paul W. Tse, DDS, GOAL: Hewell Medical Student sity match to certain gifts to endowment made in Memorial Scholarship Scholarship • Vogelheim Endowed this campaign. • William J. Hines School Scholarship $ Loyola students become leaders in all indus- of Law Scholarship Quasi 80 Endowed Fund • Edward and Netty Wanandi tries—from education to medicine, business to Endowed Fund million • Hurley, McKenna & Mertz social work—in communities around the world. They Scholarship • Kumiko Watanuki Gannon Scholars Fund become alumni who know the value of hard work • Carroll and Adelaide John- son Scholarship • Kale Williams Human Rights and donors who understand the power of generos- Quasi-Endowed Fund Scholarship ity. A scholarship can make all the difference. • William R. Kehoe, MD, • Don Wycliff Scholarship Medical Student Scholarship • Jay M. Young (MD ‘63) • William G. Kistner and Joan Medical Student A. Kistner Scholarship Scholarship Quasi- Endowed Fund • Jeanne and Desmond LaPlace Gannon Scholars • Domenico Zipoli Learn more and donate • LUC.edu/SCHOLARSHIPCAMPAIGN Fund Scholarship Endowed Fund • Law Reunion Class Endowed Scholarship

This year, Loyola is pleased to welcome 90 individuals new to the ranks of its faculty. Students are already benefitting from their engagement with Loyola’s newest teacher-scholars, as they do now from the stellar faculty already in place.

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Quinlan school of business Ethics expert Al Gini Case competition debuts ‘Ubuntu’— More than 80 students competed for cash prizes and the chance leadership to show off their business skills at the first-ever Quinlan Case Compe- and others tition held October 8. Twenty-five alumni served as judges. he African concept of Ubuntu means The students were charged with that in a very real sense we are only taking classroom knowledge and T human through the humanity of others. applying it to a real-world business Ubuntu is the idea that people are empow- case—in this instance, CEMEX, a ered by other people, that we become our Mexican cement company that best selves through unselfish interactions Sister Jean Dolores Smith celebrated 75 years as a BVM in Septem- dedicates a portion of its business with others. Ubuntu implies that leadership ber 2012. She has been at Loyola since 1961. (Patrimonio Hoy) to helping lower means being a custodian of others. Ubuntu income families build their homes. means that a leader should not let his own The students received the case on will, his own needs, supersede the will and October 3 and had only 100 hours the needs of the community. Celebrating 75 to prepare their presentations. Nelson Mandela’s biographer, Richard The first place prize of $400/ Stengel, writes that Mandela demonstrated The cheerful presence of Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, member went to a team of four ju- true Ubuntu leadership when campaigning BVM, is a constant at Loyola. Sept. 8, 2012, marked niors and one senior—Davi Aragao, to be the first president of South Africa. This Steven Koblinski, Austin Nugent, Sr. Jean’s 75th anniversary with the Sisters of Charity campaign, Mandela argued, was not about Robert Ruder, and John Schmidt. him. It was about the people and the demo- of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Their recommendation was to turn cratic nation that they would create together Sr. Jean joined the Loyola Patrimonio Hoy into a not-for- LUC.edu/SrJean and for each other. But in the end, says Sten- community in 1961, and ever profit entity. Cash prizes were also gel, Mandela’s greatest act of Ubuntu leader- Read grateful awarded to the second- and third- ship was knowing when to quit. Mandela messages from since has livened up and place teams. A special distinction— understood the profoundly selfless truth the Loyola inspired Loyola’s campuses the Lawrence Metzger Award for community— that leadership cannot and should not be a in many roles, including her Excellence, named in honor of the lifelong office. His commitment to Ubuntu and share yours! current role as chaplain of beloved accounting professor who included the principle of both empowering passed away in October—went to others and knowing when to step down and the men’s basketball team. the highest scoring team con- be replaced by others. One year into his first The University held several events to honor Sr. Jean’s sisting of first- and second-year term, he publically announced that he would commitment to the Sisters of Charity, BVM, and to the students. not stand for a second term. Loyola community. Congratulations, Sr. Jean! LUC.edu/Quinlan For Mandela, Ubuntu leadership was always about service to others. He understood that “his footprints would be the first ones in the sand and that others would follow.” In one of his many interviews with Richard Stengel, Mandela succinctly captured the COMING SOON! true spirit of Ubuntu in explaining why he chose to leave the public stage: “Men come Phase III of reimagine, the and men go. I have come and I will go when campaign to transform student life, my time comes.” will be completed in spring 2013 al gini is a professor of business ethics in the quinlan school of business. with the opening of the Arnold J. Damen, S.J., Student Center.

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By JULIE EBERHARDT • Props Master

How to make stage props

1 Comb through the 3 Think about the ma- 4 Give your materi- 5 Always be on the 6 Most importantly, be script several times terial qualities you als the right look. lookout. I’ll walk flexible. Things can and make a list of props need your props to have. All of the props had to up and down the aisles change through the re- you think you’ll need. In I knew that the material look like they were made at stores looking for hearsal process, and a prop- Illuminating Voices, one for the wings would have out of stone, so I found a things I need, and I’ll very maker has to adapt. For play was about the statues to be something I could textured paint treat- frequently find a solu- the globe, they originally in front of Mundelein, carve in order to recre- ment that I painted onto tion that way. For the two wanted it to bounce as part and so I knew we’d need ate the stone detail. So I the wings, the book, the halos, I had to figure out of a visual gag. I bought an wings, halos, and the chose a dense pink foam, torch, the ball, and the how to make something inflatable ball and gave it objects the statues are like the kind you’d use to wooden cross that we that could be mounted to the paint treatment, but holding—a book and insulate a house. I drew a had to attach to the ball. I the pedestals the actors the challenge was there’s torch, and a globe with a pattern, and then traced it had students do detailing were standing on. When I really no good way to at- cross. onto the foam with a tool on highlight and shadow. was at the hardware store, tach a wooden cross to an called a pounce wheel I found round heat vents inflatable ball. We ended up (which is like a pizza cutter and that’s just what the sort of precariously gluing Research the look 2 with a toothed wheel). halos ended up being. it but, but they didn’t end and feel you’ll want Then I used a hot knife to up bouncing it in the show your props to have. The cut it out of the foam and in the end. As a rule, the research for the statue spackled it. thing you spent the most props was as simple as it time on or that has been gets—we stood outside the most difficult will get Mundelein and snapped cut. You just have to be able photos. to adapt.

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Mundelein

rebornA modern home for the Fine and Performing Arts in a Chicago landmark

The Newhart Family Theatre (pictured) is a highlight of the renovated Mundelein Center for the Fine and Performing Arts.

12 Loyola university chicago rebornA modern home for the Fine and Performing Arts in a Chicago landmark By anastasia busiek

wwinterinter 2012 2012 13 13 enormouswo stone angels flank the main entrance Tto the Mundelein Center. They’re hard to miss. As generations of students have been keen to recite: one, Uriel, holds the book of wisdom; the other, Jophiel, holds the torch of knowledge and a globe anchored by a cross. They are fitting sentinels of the space they guard. Within the building’s walls, thousands of students have ex- perimented, discovered, learned, and changed. Once the home of Mundelein College, a private, Roman Catholic women’s college, the building is now the Mundelein Center for the Fine and Performing Arts. Construction of the Mundelein Center, then known as the Skyscraper Building, began in 1929 as the stock market was crashing and the Roaring Twenties were coming to a close. Built in just 11 months for under $2 million, the building was dedicated in 1931. According to Sr. Ann Ida Gannon, BVM, a former president of the college, the building was familiarly called “Skyscraper” not because of its height (although it was the tallest in the area for several years after its construction), but because of the steel framework and structure that characterize urban skyscrapers. The architecture showcases many attributes of the popular Art Deco style, including strong vertical lines and geometric shapes. For many years, the building served as a self-con- the new tained university for the women of Mundelein College. mundelein It housed living spaces, a cafeteria, a gymnasium, a pool, The renovated Munde- a library, a chapel, an auditorium, and classroom and lein Center for the Fine administrative space. In 1991, the building and college and Performing Arts became incorporated into Loyola. The building has offers state-of-the-art been on the National Register of Historic Places since spaces and equipment 1980, and it has been an official Chicago landmark since for Loyola students, from 2007. Loyola began renovating the building in late 2004, dance studios to music and, in fall of 2012, it was rededicated as the Mundelein practice rooms to the Center for the Fine and Performing Arts. Newhart Family Theatre. CONTINUEd on next paGe

14 Loyola university chicago Theatre Honoring the Newharts

Loyola dedicated the Newhart Family Theatre in recognition of the Newhart family’s many contributions to and friendship with Loyola and Mundelein College. The Newhart family has been part of the Loyola community for more than 60 years. Bob Newhart graduated from Loyola’s Quinlan School of Business in 1952. His sisters, Sr. Joan Newhart, BVM, Pauline Quan, and Virginia Brittain, graduated from Mundelein College in 1949, 1952, and 1965, respectively. Bob Newhart’s career as a stand-up comedian began after his discharge from the U.S. Army in 1954. His debut comedy album, “The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart” (1960) was a hit and won him two Grammy Awards and led to regular appearances on television and eventually to The Bob Newhart Show, Newhart, and many award-winning albums, television appearances, and film roles. “When I graduated from Loyola Uni- versity Chicago in 1952, it would never have occurred to me that one day there would be a Newhart Family theatre on Loyola’s campus,” commented Newhart. “It is a great source of pride and honor for all our families.”

A night to remember Bob Newhart (BBA ‘52) and Sr. Joan Newhart, BVM (MUND ‘49), both pictured at left, spoke at the dedication of the Newhart Family Theatre. The program featured an original play (set at Loyola) by playwright and alumnus Philip Dawkins (BA ‘02).

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The renovations, completed by architects from Baranski Hammer Moretta & Sheehy, were completed from top to bot- tom. The building’s elevator shaft didn’t originally extend to the top four floors, which served as living quarters for the BVMs. Thus, a major project was to build The Newhart an elevator that went all the way from the Family Theatre basement to the 14th floor—no small feat. occupies the The biggest renovation challenge came space that was with the construction of the Newhart Fam- formerly the Mun- ily Theatre (see sidebar). In order to clear delein College the space needed for the stage opening, Gymnasium. three structural columns had to be cut out. A enormous steel transfer beam now holds up the weight of floors 4–7 that the columns previously supported—a design that won the firm Klein and Hoff- The Newhart Family Theatre man an award for excellence in structural engineering. he Newhart Family Theatre will offer new and excit- highlights Other major features include a multi- ing opportunities to students involved in theatre at purpose room encased in glass and steel, • 215 fixed seats, thrust Loyola. The stage is a thrust stage, which means that and affectionately called the “Crystal T configuration with pro- the audience surrounds the performers on three sides as op- Palace” by those involved in its construc- scenium arch. posed to a classic proscenium—like Mullady—the previous tion. A greenhouse on the 7th floor was theatre, in which the audience is situated on one side of the • State-of-the-art sound, stripped and replaced with new glass. performers, looking into a picture. lighting, video, and com- As wonderful as the facility is, the most “Physically, the new theatre space offers a totally differ- munication system and important part is that the Department of ent experience for the audience and performer,” says April custom suspension grid. Fine and Performing Arts can now focus Browning, managing director of fine and performing arts. • Backstage includes a on programming that will be fully sup- “The thrust space creates an interaction between perform- green room and dressing ported by the modernization of the space. ers and the audience that is more intimate and dynamic. This and changing rooms for “Now that it’s done, it allows us to move change also means different opportunities for scenic, cos- up to 30 performers, as into new possibilities for programming,” tume, and lighting design and choices of literature. So many well as a make-up room. says April Browning, managing director of fine and performing arts, who has been of the plays that are written today require a more engaged • The lower level features a heavily involved in the renovations since relationship with the audience, so the experience of working new scenic shop, includ- they began in 2004. “We can build new in this theatre is going to be a lot more relevant to what ing a prop shop and relationships with the community and arts students are going to be doing after they graduate.” painting and welding ar- organizations. We have the ability to give In addition to the new stage, the scenic and costume eas, as well as a costume the space life as an arts center and hope- shop with dye and fitting shops got major upgrades with enough space to use as both fully destination spot.” rooms and storages. teaching labs and workshop spaces. At the dedication of the Newhart • Also included in the Family Theatre, Sarah Gabel, chairperson Upgraded scenic newly renovated spaces for the fine and performing arts, echoed and costume are a flexible seating Browning’s sentiments. “Artists can make shops comple- black box theatre called art anywhere,” Gabel said. “Arists don’t ment the new The Underground, a small need beautiful, state-of-the art facilities theatre. recital hall on the second in which to exercise their creativity. But floor, a sheet music when we have these spaces, as we now library, and performance have at Loyola, it inspires us to create classrooms, studios, and works of art we might never have imag- practice rooms for music, ined otherwise.” theatre, and dance.

16 Loyola university chicago PROFILES James Kesteloot (BS ’67) In a career with the Chicago Lighthouse for People Who are Blind or Visually Im- paired that spanned 40 years, Kesteloot ission helped transform the agency into one mm of the nation’s most comprehensive providers of services to people with

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es ment, and both referral and direct services to more than 70,000 people each

hanie l year. He worked with legislators, includ- p ing then-Senator Obama, to strengthen f ste existing laws to help people with visual impairments gain employment. courtesy o James Kesteloot (BS ’67), Karen McCulloh (BS ’94), and James Omvig (JD ’66), all members of the AbilityOne Commission. Karen McCulloh (BS ’94) McCulloh pursued a career as a regis- public service tered nurse, but was unable to secure employment as a healthcare professional upon becoming visually impaired. She returned to Loyola and created her own liberty and specialty in nursing, Community Health Disability Education. She co-founded the National Organization of Nurses with Disabilities in 2003. Since that time, the justice for all organization has established an alliance with the US Dept. of Labor Office of Commission manages this program. Disability Employment Policy in order to Advocating for All three alumni note that the explosion in open up healthcare careers and work in the growth of elderly Americans is already pos- employment for people the industry to people with disabilities. ing a public policy challenge, as many of these McCulloh was also the founding execu- individuals will experience some form of vision with disabilities tive director of disabilityworks, an initia- loss and other disabling problems. McCulloh tive started by Chicago Mayor Richard says that with an estimated national unemploy- By Dominic Calabrese M. Daley in 2005 to break down the ment rate ranging between 70 and 75 percent employment barriers that keep people ut of a presidentially ap- among people who are blind and significantly with disabilities from obtaining jobs. pointed federal commission disabled, the need to create new job oppor- of 15 experts, three are Loyola tunities is critical to their self-sufficiency and alumni—a fact they just recently independence, as well as to the well-being of discovered, despite having the national economy. James Omvig (JD ’66) Oworked together for some time. Each is blind or But all three are optimistic about the future visually impaired, and each is passionate about and are hopeful that barriers will continue Omvig, who was to his knowledge the helping others with disabilities secure quality to fall. Citing its program to assist returning first totally blind person to be accepted employment. veterans who have experienced vision loss at Loyola’s law school, has held leader- James Kesteloot (BS ’67), Karen McCulloh (BS while fighting overseas, Omvig says that the ship posts with blindness organizations, ’94), and James Omvig (JD ’66) all serve on the AbilityOne Commission has an almost uncanny such as the National Federation of the U.S. AbilityOne Commission, which traces its ability to come up with an innovative program Blind, all over the country. In addition roots back to a 1938 law stating that, when- to address a pressing need. to a distinguished legal career in which ever it could, the federal government should “I think that far too many people still think he served as the first blind attorney purchase products it needed from nonprofit that because we may be blind or severely employed by the National Labor Rela- organizations employing people who were disabled, we can’t be productive,” says Omvig, tions Board, Omvig was contracted by blind. The measure has since been amended to who himself is totally blind. “We know that this the U.S. Department of Education to add people with severe disabilities and to in- is simply not true. All we ask for is a chance to write a book about how best to train clude services as well as goods. The AbilityOne show what we can do.” and rehabilitate people who are blind or visually impaired. He has spent his career fighting for the civil rights of individuals who are blind. winter 2012 17 Principal brings new confidence to students at a struggling school—and their parents TRANSFORMATIVE LEADERSHIP By jenny kustra quinn

There are no children playing outside in the Austin neighborhood surrounding Spencer Elementary Technology Academy. Located on the city’s West Side, and with one of the highest homicide rates in Chicago, Austin is simply too dangerous for that. Spencer principal Shawn Jackson (PhD ‘10) has taken it upon himself to provide opportunities within the school walls. And students aren’t the only ones who are benefiting. Jackson has found ways to meet the needs of their parents, which has given his students a better chance to succeed.

Jackson, a graduate of Loyola’s Administration Jackson “exudes a sense of mission,” accord- “So we made it our obligation to provide those and Supervision program and a former science ing to Janis Fine, PhD, graduate program direc- opportunities in the building.” teacher, took over as principal in 2007, after serving tor of Loyola’s Administration and Supervision Jackson credits the teachers with helping set as assistant principal. Spencer serves preschool- program. “It’s one thing when other people Spencer on a new course. He describes himself ers through 8th-graders and had been on Chicago believe in you, but he works with them in such as a hands-off leader and believes his job is to Public Schools academic probation for several years a way that they come to believe in themselves.” articulate where the school needs to go, provide when he took the reins. “We had a rough reputation Jackson began by forging a stronger con- resources to support the teachers, monitor prog- as far as student behaviors, and we had gotten ac- nection with parents. The school opened its ress, set goals, and provide motivation. customed to a failing culture,” Jackson says. computer labs to parents, partnering with City Since he took over at Spencer, Jackson has set But today there’s a different story at Spencer. The Colleges of Chicago so they can take courses, incremental and realistic goals. “To motivate the culture has changed, and so has school perfor- prepare for the GED test, and learn computer organization to move forward, we all had to be- mance. Spencer came off probation last year, and skills. They also work on resumes and search for lieve it was possible,” Jackson says. The school still scores on the Illinois Standards Achievement Test employment. In addition to providing services has not met the federal target, but he believes have steadily climbed, although they still have a way for them, Jackson welcomed parents into the that will come in good time. to go. The turnaround is in spite of tough circum- building as volunteers called Parent Scholars. For now, Jackson measures success based on stances: 99 percent of Spencer students qualify for Jackson also applied for a grant to enable individual student growth and whether students free or reduced-price lunches. The students and Spencer to become one of a handful of Tech- are learning the skills to succeed in a global their families deal with poverty, homelessness, nology Academies in the CPS system. These society. He also measures teacher growth as a crime, and unemployment. So the school’s motto— schools, located in struggling areas, infuse part of Spencer’s progress, encouraging them to “Moving students beyond the immediate”—seems technology into instruction and curriculum. pursue master’s and doctorate degrees. But the especially appropriate. Many students don’t have computers at most important way to gauge whether Spencer is Jackson, who grew up in Austin, believes Spencer home, and the local library only has five. Now, moving forward, according to Jackson, is to walk can be “the spark that takes a student to the next at Spencer, there are seven computer labs. down the halls and witness the way students feel step.” He also thinks the school should be a “beacon Jackson says he has “begged and borrowed” about their school and themselves. “It used to be of hope” for entire families and their community, to set up the labs, getting used equipment and that they wouldn’t look you in the face. Now they a realization he made while going through the grants from companies, organizations, and can’t stop talking,” he says with a smile. Administration and Supervision program. “Loyola universities. Jackson says students have more confidence changed my life,” he says. “I began to understand Spencer also has a gymnasium full of Nin- in their abilities, and the entire school commu- that being an educational leader in the building was tendo Wii’s, where students can play. “There’s nity—from parents to staff to students—is no not enough. I needed to be a voice for a community no playing outside, and there’s no bowling longer willing to accept failure. This, he says, is the that might not have a voice otherwise.” alley or skating rink in Austin,” Jackson says. accomplishment of which he is most proud.

18 Loyola university chicago Shawn Jackson, principal at Spencer Elementary Technol- ogy Academy, works to give students the skills they need for success.

CONTINUES wwinterinter 2012 2012 19 19 Our back yard

Fine and performing arts From the study to the stage Adjunct professor Susan Felder’s play stars a former student

ore than two years ago, Loyola adjunct professor Susan Felder gathered in a small Lake Shore Campus office with two students for a reading of her new play, MApocalypse Godot. The play, set in war-era Vietnam, told the story of two imprisoned young American soldiers. Raw, quickly written, and at only around 25 pages, it had no clear future. That same play, renamed Wasteland, opened at Chicago’s renowned TimeLine Theatre Company in Oc- tober 2012 and was hailed by the Tribune as “a superbly directed production…quite subtly written” and by Time Out Chicago as “a harrowing and heartbreaking work.” Felder and director William Brown aren’t the only ones receiving rave reviews. The play’s star, Nate Burger (BA ’10), a Loyola alumnus and the same student who eLine T heatre eLine took part in the first reading of the play in Felder’s of- m T i fice, has been praised as a “beautifully authentic” and f “vulnerable” performer. Loyola’s theatre department approved the project

for a workshop production, but getting it off the ground o courtesy proved to be difficult. “They couldn’t put it in the regular season,” Felder Nate Burger (BA ‘10) showed the script to friend and director William Brown, says. “Things got a little crazy, and there weren’t any plays an American who encouraged TimeLine’s artistic director, PJ Powers, actors available. I went home with every intention of not soldier captured by the to take a look at it. doing it.” enemy in Vietnam who Though TimeLine’s season was already mostly It was her students that kept the project alive. “They forms an unlikely alli- planned, the company was so impressed by Burger’s just went commando on me. They said: ‘We’re doing ance with a neighbor- reading of the play that they hastily added it to the this,’” Felder says. But that’s the lovely thing about ing American soldier season. Loyola students—they have a lot of ownership.” in TimeLine Theatre’s Burger plays Joe, whom he describes as a “stand-in A student-produced workshop of the play (not world premiere of modern liberal who is a closeted homosexual.” On the involving Burger) was performed last November in one Wasteland, written by other side of the prison wall (hidden from the audience) of Loyola’s black-box studios. While not a full-fledged adjunct professor Susan is Riley, played by Steve Haggard, a Southern man whose production, it piqued interest in the piece. Felder Felder. conservative views clash with Joe’s. The two must come

20 Loyola university chicago to terms with their isolation and the fact that they only have each other. The friction Illuminated between the two is strikingly relevant to the present-day audience in today’s polarizing political climate. by hand But Wasteland is less about politics and Loyola has acquired an edition of the Saint more about coexisting. John’s Bible, the only handwritten and “I’m tired of liberal plays that preach to illuminated Bible since the advent of the the liberal people that come to the theatre,” printing press more than 500 years ago. It Felder says. “We need to look at both sides of was written and drawn entirely by hand the issue, and we’ve stopped doing that in this using quills and paints hand-ground from country.” precious minerals and stones. There will be Though she admittedly found it difficult at a volume placed at each of the three cam- times, Felder wanted to explore the minds of puses, including one currently on display at those with different beliefs than her own. the new School of Nursing building. “You need to listen and respond. You have The Saint John’s Bible was a 15-year col- to say: ‘You’re right’ sometimes, or it’s not a laboration of Scripture scholars and theolo- conversation,” Burger says. The play also deals gians from Saint John’s Abbey & University with the common experience of isolation that in Minnesota and a team of artists and is, in Joe and Steve’s case, very literal. calligraphers at the scriptorium in Wales in “We’re not supposed to share our isolation the United Kingdom. The University’s Heri- and I think that’s so perverse. I wanted to shed tage Edition is a fine-art reproduction of a light on human isolation, and what it does to the original manuscript and one of only 299 our hearts and how we respond to it. All we re- The Saint John’s Bible was written and drawn entirely sets created. The University acquired this ally need is someone on our side,” says Felder. by hand using quills and paint hand-ground from pre- limited edition through the generosity of “The play itself could be about any war. It’s cious minerals and stones. the Jesuit Community of Loyola University about these two guys who are separated by Chicago and its donors. this physical wall and have put up all these emotional barriers as well,” Burger says. Preparation for such a challenging role wasn’t easy, but Burger says that his time at Loyola helped him hone the skills to do so. center for the human rights of children “Because it’s a liberal arts program, you get that grounding in all aspects of the process—it makes it so much easier to know what Human trafficking conference everyone needs to get accomplished in the room. You know when to get out of the way On September 10, Loyola hosted an inter- and when to get involved.” disciplinary conference to bring awareness His relationship to Felder, who remained to the problem of child trafficking in the heavily involved throughout the production U.S. The program was sponsored by Loyola’s process (which entailed several extensive Center for the Human Rights of Children, in rewrites), also made the process easier. collaboration with the Civitas ChildLaw Cen- “I love working with Nate. Quite frankly, ter and Department of Criminal Justice and he’s extraordinary in my play, and that’s not Criminology. Laurel Bellows (JD ‘74), a top an easy thing. I knew that he was the kind of Chicago litigator and the current president of actor who would bring his heart to it,” Felder the American Bar Association, delivered the says. keynote address. Speakers included alumna Burger advises other aspiring actors to take Hon. Virginia Kendall (JD ‘92), judge for the advantage of the local arts scene. “Utilize your Northern District of Illinois; Katherine Kaufka contacts, go see plays, go see what’s being Walts, director of the Center for the Human done,” he says. “Get a feel for the scene and Rights of Children; and Dr. Deborah Baskin, what people are finding engaging and excit- professor and chair of Loyola’s Department of Dr. Deborah Baskin speaks at a conference on human ing, and see what works for you.” Criminal Justice and Criminology. trafficking hosted by Loyola.

winter 2012 21 around the world

Thierry Meynard, S.J., director of The Beijing Center Thierry Meynard, S.J.

Thierry Meynard, S.J., began his term as What experiences do you have that led you took classes that had a very strong impact on me, to become the director of TBC? like a class on Chinese philosophy. The class was the third director of The Beijing Center taught by the chair of the department at Peking in August. Meynard, a former professor I arrived in China in 1988, working in Hong Kong as an engineer. I discovered a very fascinating University. It was a chance to get deeper into the at Fordham University, holds culture, especially in the local Catholic Church understanding of Chinese culture and history. a PhD in Chinese philosophy in South China. I decided that I felt the calling to Q+A What attracted you to China? from Peking University and become a priest and to work as a Jesuit in China. I went back to France to do my studies in philoso- I have been in China for more than 20 years and currently teaches at Sun Yat-sen Uni- phy and theology. While I was in France, I studied have made it my permanent home. I was initially versity. Loyola magazine recently spoke Chinese language and culture. In 1997, I went to attracted by the long history and culture of China, with Meynard about his experiences in Taiwan for one year to study intensive Chinese. by its ancient texts. I slowly discovered how Chi- China and at The Beijing Center. I arrived in Beijing in August of 1998, with nese culture is alive today amid deep transforma- the first batch of students at TBC. Of course we tions. Some Chinese people feel pessimistic about were only 10 people at the time, but, for me, that the survival of Chinese culture. Culture, however, program was very important, because I could is not a rigid reality but always changing. I really continue to study the Chinese language, and I believe that the economic success of China will

22 Loyola university chicago be followed by a renewal of the Chinese culture, transformed in a new ways and in further dialogue with the other great traditions of the world.

Was it difficult to adapt to life in China? When I first came to China, I faced many challenges in terms of language and barriers. In the 1980s some Chinese people would feel the presence of a foreigner odd, or even dangerous. When I started teaching in my department, some of my colleagues could find my presence disturbing. In China, it takes time to form personal bonds with people, to develop relations which are mutually beneficial. China is a school of patience. John Felice Rome Center Where is your favorite place to travel? Of course I am personally attached to Beijing. Half a century in Rome I lived there during my studies and developed The John Felice Rome Center celebrated many connections. As a Jesuit, Beijing is also an important place. Matteo Ricci [the first Jesuit its 50th anniversary with Cinquanta! to begin a ministry in China] realized very soon the weekend of September 28–30. The that the Jesuits should get acceptance in the highlight of the weekend was La Festa, capital in order to be allowed to work in the other parts of the country. Ricci arrived in Bei- held Saturday evening at Chicago’s jing in 1601 and since then, Jesuits have main- Union Station. The party, welcomed tained a strong presence. There are many places by JFRC Director Emilio Iodice, included a three-course in Beijing related to the Jesuits and I myself dinner followed by a night of dancing and cocktails. Approxi- wrote a guide book on the subject (Following the Footsteps of the Jesuits in Beijing). Today you mately 800 guests attended, including special guests Michael can still visit three churches built by the Jesuits, Garanzini, S.J., and Kate Felice. A raffle of Italian-themed two Jesuit cemeteries, and the astronomical prizes was held, including Fiat of Chicago’s exciting donation observatory where they worked for more than of a brand new Fiat 500. Proceeds benefited the Insieme per il 200 years. futuro (Together for the future) campaign to raise funds for Learning about China and Chinese history/ the JFRC. culture is essential because of its growing influence on the world. What skills and experi- Attendees were also given copies of the commemorative book ences at TBC give its students an advantage in that aspect? Fifty Years of the Rome Center, a collection of photographs, Today, understanding China is not anymore a letters, and postcards submitted by almost 100 JFRC alumni. matter of choice but a necessity, an absolute • Materials submitted can be viewed at LUC.edu/romearchives. priority. Our future is going to be impacted and shaped by China. There is a great probability • If you missed the event but would like a copy of the commemora- that Loyola students will be working in America tive book, a limited number of complimentary copies are avail- for a Chinese company, or they will go to China able. Please contact Loretta Namovic at [email protected]. and work there for a Chinese or a Western company. The ability to speak Chinese language, to understand with some depth the culture and society, to have Chinese friends—all these are skills and experiences that you gain at TBC that will prove vital in the future.

FALL 2012 23 discovery

Department of english he writer Langston Hughes is probably best known for his poetry within the Harlem Renaissance of Langston Hughes the ‘20s and ‘30s, but his body of work and literary legacy extend far beyondT his famous “jazz poems”—he also wrote and compromise essays, novels, and plays, and was a social activ- ist. In his new book, Which Sin to Bear? Authentic- ity and Compromise in Langston Hughes, English Democracy will not come professor David Chinitz, PhD, investigates, Today, this year among other things, the complex ideas about Nor ever compromise that thread throughout Hughes’s Through compromise and fear. life and work. “Basically it’s a book about the dilemmas that I have as much right Hughes faced at a time when it was very hard to As the other fellow has make a living as an African To stand American writer, and how On my two feet he worked through them— And own the land. both artistic concerns

—from “Democracy,” and problems of personal Langston Hughes identity,” says Chinitz. Hughes wrote a number of poems and essays on the Dr. Chinitz subject of compromise, and, according to Chinitz, Hughes generally seems to be resistant to it. But in examining the facts of Hughes’s life and work, the truth is somewhat more complicated. Chinitz cites a dilemma Hughes faced in the 1950s while writing a book for children about famous black musicians. According to Chinitz, Hughes would presumably have liked to include a feature on Paul Robeson, who was a successful singer and actor. Robeson, however, had Com- munist leanings and had been interrogated by the House Un-American Activities Committee, and so, despite Robeson’s significant contributions to black music, Hughes left him out of the book. This compromise, although criticized by writer and civil rights leader W.E.B. Du Bois, would have seemed necessary to Hughes, Chinitz says. “Hughes was a very private person—he never published a defense of his decisions,” says Chinitz. “So I look at his writings surrounding a decision like that and try to understand the ra- tionale. His denunciations of compromise sound decided, and yet what was going on in his life U.S. Library of Congress (1944) and career doesn’t always square.”

24 Loyola university chicago Hughes had written an essay in the 1940s called “The Need for Heroes,” in which he argued that children needed to see positive Marketing profes- representations of black figures from the past sor Linda Tuncay and present. “And so it’s easy to understand Zayer cites a 2011 how, in light of that that commitment, he felt the Volkswagen ad as value of having a book available in schools on an example of ad- famous black music makers would outweigh the vertising that moves injustice of excluding controversial figures,” says beyond hypermas- Chinitz. “He knew what the score was. Even if he volkswagen via youtube.com culine stereotypes. persuaded his publisher to accept a chapter on Robeson, the book would be attacked by anti- Communists and banned from many schools. So quinlan school of business he compromised and wrote without it.” Chinitz believes that Hughes’s mixed feelings about political and artistic compromise are also The man in the mirror? revealed in his writings on educator, author, and race leader Booker T. Washington, whom Chinitz ost men don’t behave the way they’re portrayed in masculinity that resonate with calls “the great compromising figure of African advertisements (for which we may all be grate- the consumers,” Zayer says. American history .” ful). In fact, according to Linda Tuncay Zayer of the She recalls the Volkswagen “Hughes has no consistent position on Wash- Quinlan School of Business, some men will actually commercial from 2011 in which Mavoid ads that depict them in an unrealistic light. a young boy, dressed as Darth ington,” says Chinitz. “Sometimes he lionizes Vader, tries to use “the Force” him as a hero, and sometimes he brushes him Zayer, a professor of altogether. to start his dad’s car. When the aside for his compromises.” marketing, co-authored the Zayer and Otnes inter- car does fire up, the camera In the archive at Yale, Chinitz found two research with her colleague, viewed men born between pulls away to show the father Hughes poems, both about Washington. “One Cele Otnes, at the University of 1965 and 1981 to find out what inside the house, holding the poem is his fiercest attack on Washington,” says Illinois. What Zayer and Otnes they thought about print ads car’s remote control. Chinitz. “The other is his most sympathetic treat- found was that some men are pulled from magazines like ment. You can see in the second poem, in which offended by the hypermascu- Sports Illustrated, Maxim, and That, Zayer says, is a great the speaker identifies with Washington, that line stereotypes portrayed in Playboy. Many of the men said example of an advertiser mov- Hughes was conscious of his own compromises.” certain ads and that the ads the ads were so unrealistic ing beyond stereotypes. Hughes had stapled the two poems together. He can leave them feeling inad- that they simply ignored the “Men are multi-faceted and never published either one. equate or vulnerable. So much message. fulfill lots of different roles,” she says. “So let’s see them in David Chinitz also studies the work of T.S. Eliot so, Zayer says, that they might “Advertisers really need lots of different roles.” and is working on a volume of Eliot’s prose. turn the page or ignore the ad to find positive messages of

Loyola welcomes two endowed chairs professor James Gathii holds the Wing-Tat Lee Chair in International Law. His research interests include public and economic international law, and third-world governance and legal reform issues. professor elliott Gorn holds the Joseph A.

Gathii Gorn Gagliano Chair in American Urban History. His research interests include 19th- and 20th-century popular culture, sports, and labor issues.

winter 2012 25 playtime

Senior track and field teammates Ned Brady (left) and Danny Docherty (right) have been playing sports together since they were 8 years old.

men’s track and field Through thick and thin competed against each other, since they were 8 each other a couple of times in relays. Both recall the Teammates and rivals, years old. These days, they’re teammates, not com- races being close, with Brady eking out narrowing 15 years and running petitors: both are on the track and field team. victories. “We’ve just always been together. Kind of like Their decisions to attend Loyola were made brothers,” Docherty says. independently, but they chose the University for t was a friendship forged along the icy banks Brady, 23, a senior theoretical physics and applied the same reasons: they liked Chicago, they liked the of Lake Como in St. Paul, Minnesota. Ned Brady mathematics major, runs middle distances: the 400m coach, and they liked the potential for the track and and Danny Docherty would awake at 7 a.m. and 800m, and the 4 x 4 relay. Docherty, 23, a senior field team. on winter Saturdays to run around the lake as English and psychology major, is a distance runner, “We talked about our choices as we narrowed part of a travel team soccer drill. Racing around with races of 1 mile or longer. They have performed down our schools, but it was just a coincidence that theI frozen lake in opposite directions, sometimes up well in their individual events. we both ended up at Loyola,” Docherty says. “But to three times, and all while dribbling a soccer ball, Brady and Docherty were both outside midfield- when I found out we were both going to Loyola, I they would routinely arrive near the finish line at the ers, on their 8-year-old soccer team, competing thought, ‘Wow. That’s cool.’” same time and make a mad dash for the close. “It during practices, but playing together on opposite While their friendship is low-key, Brady and Do- was always neck-and-neck, and depending on who wings during games. They continued to play to- cherty say they appreciate having each other there won, the other guy would be mad,” Brady recalls. gether on travel teams through high school. As they for support. “Danny’s been there with me, and seen There would be other competitions, first on the grew older, they realized their true talents revolved it all,” Brady says. “He’s seen all the struggles and soccer field, and later on the running track. Brady around running. They became stars on their respec- triumphs along the way. He’s shared all the highs and Docherty have played on the same team, or tive high school track teams, competing against and lows.”

26 Loyola university chicago women’s volleyball sports One last shot shorts LOYOLA TO HOST (or spike) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Loyola will host the NCAA Men’s Volleyball Final Four on May 1 and Volleyballer returns for last 3, 2014. This is the first time Loyola has hosted a NCAA Championship year of eligibility after a year in any sport. Since the program was founded in 1996, the Ramblers in the workforce have posted eight 20-win seasons and thrice (2002, 2005, and 2006) here were moments while Anna Eytchi- have claimed at least a share of the son was on the volleyball court that she MIVA regular-season title. flashed back to her times in the working world. These included a six-month mar- A CLEAN SWEEP ketingT internship, a pair of waitressing jobs, and a FOR CROSS COUNTRY short stint at an outfit called Budget Dumpster, all in Cleveland. For the first time in program histo- Eytchison says that moving from job to job ry, the Loyola men’s and women’s made her appreciate being back in college and cross country teams completed getting one more shot at playing Division I a clean sweep of all four titles, both team and individual, at the volleyball. After a year in the workforce, MBA student Anne Horizon League Championships on “Those experiences in the working world made Eytchison is making good use of her remaining year October 27 in Kenosha, Wisconsin. me grow as a person. But I’m so happy to be back of eligibility to play volleyball for the Ramblers. in school and getting to play another year of vol- Sophomore Sam Penzenstadler leyball,” Eytchison says. earned medalist honors in the Eytchison, 22, is enrolled in Loyola’s MBA pro- and attitude, we thought Anna could help our men’s 8K with a time of 24:59 to gram, allowing her to be an outside hitter on the younger players know what it’s like to take it to help propel the men’s side to their Rambler team for the 2012 season. another level.” first title since 2001 and first out- The opportunity was the result of her graduat- Muscat’s instincts proved right, as Eytchison right title since 1997. Senior Gina ing early from the University of Dayton and having was named 2012 Horizon League Newcomer Valgoi won the women’s 5K race one more year of eligibility as an amateur athlete. of the Year while also earning a spot on the All- with a time of 17:05. She becomes But it took a year, and the series of jobs, before she Horizon League team. She finished the regular Loyola’s first individual champion realized she wanted to come back and play. season second in the Horizon League with 446 on the women’s side since Kristyne “After my third season at Dayton, I was ready to kills, 33 shy of the Ramblers’ single-season re- McGuinn in 2001. graduate, get a job, and move on,” says Eytchison, cord. Eytchison also notched 20 or more kills in who earned a bachelor’s degree in public relations 11 matches this season and her average of 5.02 SOFTBALL TEAM HONORED in 2011. “But I realized I missed volleyball, and was points per set left her ranked 14th nationally. FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS looking to get back.” Besides her individual accomplishments, Loyola’s softball team was recog- She was a bit apprehensive when she started Eytchison strived to be a team leader. nized by the National Fastpitch sending out feelers, because she wasn’t confident “I’m not a huge vocal leader. I’m someone Coaches Association (NFCA) for she could still play. who leads by example. I like to put my head having a team grade-point aver- “I hadn’t played in a year and I didn’t feel like I down and show the other girls that working age of 3.35 during the 2011-12 was any good. I thought the coaches would think I hard pays off,” Eytchison says. academic year. That mark places was all washed up,” she says. With her final season ended, Eytchison is Loyola at No. 32 in the nation. “I But Loyola coach Chris Muscat was eager to talk focusing on her studies with the goal of earning could not be more proud of how to Eytchison. her MBA in November 2013. She plans to return this team strives for excellence “We have a lot of young players, so I felt Anna, to a career in marketing. But this time, she wants in all that it does, both athleti- having played for a top 25 program, could be a steady corporate job, and she plans to stay in cally and academically,” says head one of our leaders,” Muscat says. “With her skills Chicago. coach Missy Beseres.

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On the 150th anniversary of the calendar American Civil War, Loyola experts share their views. 1.16 Webinar: Productivity in the Age of E-mail 3.20 Student-Alumni Networking Night Learn why e-mail is both seductive and frustrating. Make connections at the bi-annual Student- Learn five tools to help you to drive your productivity Alumni Networking Night for students and alum- 4.14 to new heights while reducing stress and keeping ni of all majors housed at Lake Shore Campus, as Discussion: e-mail in its proper perspective. well as the School of Education. Hors d’oeuvres Matthew Brady and light refreshments will be served. 2.27 CAS alumni networking night and Civil War Learn how fellow alumni have applied their degrees How to Fail UP Photography while enjoying upscale comfort food, beer and wine In this workshop, learn to reframe the value of at The Gage (24 S. Michigan Ave). Visit LUC.edu/ “failure” and how to not only recover from failure, CASnetworking for tickets. but to maximize its “value” and use it as leverage for success. 4.28 Wedding Expo 3.10 Lecture: 1-4 p.m., Mundelein Center Auditorium, LSC. See 4.11 THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS Chicago and our one-of-a-kind lakefront venues and visit with A conference organized by the Quinlan School the American several local wedding vendors. Hors d’oeuvres and of Business and the Leavey School of Business, Civil War champagne will be served. Admission is free. Santa Clara University. Nassim Taleb, author of LUC.edu/cuneo RSVP to [email protected]. The Black Swan, will deliver the keynote address.

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Patricia M. Drott (BSN ‘63) was Alan P. O’Connor (BBA ‘66) was mentioned extensively in Monsignor honored posthumously with a 1950s 1960s Michael Boland’s column in the latest lifetime achievement award by the Catholic New World. She is the HIV/ Arizona Society of Human Resources AIDS liaison for Catholic Charities of Management (SHRM). The award was the Archdiocese of Chicago. announced August 30 at the SHRM John Boylan (JD ’53) is still active Richard S. Brumleve (BA ‘60) was State Conference in Phoenix. but mostly retired. He has been selected to appear in the Parkinson’s Judith A. Van Klaveren, RN (BSN married to the same woman since Disease Foundation’s 2012 Creativity ’64), loves to travel in her spare time. Anthony J. Schwegel (BS ‘66, JFRC) 1953 and has eight children and 10 and Parkinson’s Calendar. Brumleve’s Her latest trip was to Antarctica. moved to New York City in 2010 to grandchildren. watercolor painting, Tuscan Street When she visits Australia in the near be closer to his daughters, Amy and future, she will have been to all seven Missy, and two granddaughters, Martin L. Sturman (JD ’58) retired Scene, is featured in the month of continents. Maggie and Sally. He spends the from law practice in 1998 and began September. winter months in North Palm Beach. creating streel sculptures. He’s been Michael R. Morawey (BA ‘61) has Barbara Bradford (MUND ‘65) fortunate to have sold his sculptures published his first novel, Long Night is living in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, in Glenn Grzonka (BS ’67) worked for nationally and has been named as Coming, which follows a Jewish West Africa. She teaches middle 30 years as an administrator with the “one of the Top Ten Steel Sculptors of family in Munich, Germany just school English at the International Department of Human Services, State our time” by Capital Steel and Wire prior to WWII as they battle to free Community School of Abidjan (ICSA), of Illinois. He is now retired and a Company. themselves from the clutches of the which has students from 40 different licensed real estate broker working in countries. the Chicago area. Frank N. Paulo (BS ‘59) is an active Nazi SS. cyclist riding more than 6,000 miles John Crnokrak (BS ’62) finished Charmaine Hannon (MUND Paul M. Ingevaldson (BBA ‘67, MBA a year. The spring 1992 issue of his second edition of First, Daring & ’65) received her master’s degree ‘74) published a book, The 9 ½ Secrets Loyola magazine had a story of his Different. The book is available on in history from Northern Illinois of a Great IT Organization: Don’t Do participation in the famed Paris- Amazon. University on May 12, 2012. IT Yourself. Ingevaldson retired from Brest-Paris randonnee. Francis J. Larkin (BS ’65) recently Ace Hardware after serving as the Mary M. Graham (BSN ‘62) presents senior vice president of international Eugene F. Rados (BS ‘59) retired retired and moved to Cape Cod in Works on Paper, a one-person show business and technology. in 1991 after 31 years with IBM featuring paintings and drawings November of 2012. Corp. Since then he has been from a week’s visit to Lithuania in Annette M. Nigro (BS ‘65, Sharon Rinkenberger (BSN ‘67) has doing volunteer work in Naperville search of her ancestry. The show is at MDIV ‘79) spent 23 years as an been semi-retired since 2010, but schools and enjoying retirement, the Balzekas Museum of Lithuanian advanced certified psych 7& PM&R continues to work part time. She his 13 grandkids, and his first great- Culture in Chicago. rehabilitation chaplain at Provena St. is involved in diabetic education grandson. Joseph Medical Center in Joliet. and has two children and five Margaret F. Van Wissink (BA ’62, grandchildren (four of whom live MA ’87) attended DePaul University Eileen Crowley (MUND ’66) with her and her daughter). after Mundelein and completed her mourned the loss of her husband, MBA in economics in 1993. Alonzo Bonds, in January 2010. continued on next page

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Thomas Stanislawski (Staner) (BS electroplating industry. He is looking ’67, MD ’69), founder and director forward to traveling with his life of the Greystone Neuroscience partner, Charlette. Center maintains an active practice Ronald Catanzaro (BACLS ’70) in Alabama. He is board certified in retired from the Chicago Transit neurology and neurological surgery. Authority as a general manager in His wife, Ellen Staner (BSN ’68) is the 1998 after 29 years of service. CEO for the Greystone Neuroscience Center. Billy Butler (BA ’71) held a position as business regional marketing Phyllis Fredericksen (MUND ’68) is manager for a premier industrial semi-retired and an adjunct professor corporate-owned retail business. He at Webster University and Missouri is now retired. Baptist University in St. Louis. Denis Curran (BSEd ’71, MEd ’76, Michele Gattuso (BSN ’68) received EdD ’89) is involved in hospital her MSN degree at Northern Illinois ministry through Holy Name University in 1983. Cathedral at Northwestern Memorial Patrick T. Kearney (UNIV ’68, JFRC) Hospital. retired after 18 years with Intel Robert Esler (BA ’71, JD ’74) retired One million and counting Corporation’s legal department. last year after 32 years with the He spent the past 40 years in the UAW Legal Services Plan in Detroit, Loyola’s Phonathon hit its $1 million milestone this past summer. Thank you to all computer industry practicing including the last 15 years as director the donors who made this achievement possible! intellectual property, licensing, and of the plan. contract law. Steven J. Masello (BA ‘71, MA ‘73) Mary E. O’Reilly (BA ‘68, EdD ‘92) has recently returned to the English retired from Lake Park High School department on Loyola’s Lake Shore Tropicana, and Gatorade brands. at Vindolanda, a 2nd-century Roman and is completing her eighth year Campus. as a school/college counselor at Glenn R. Mautner (BBA ’72) fort near Hadrian’s Wall in the UK. Josephinum Academy in Chicago. Kathleen A Ward, MD (BS ’71, MD retired in 2007 and moved to Texas. Michael Hess (BS ’73) presented ’81, MRES ’85), associate professor Joseph W. Sjostrom (BA ‘68) was a He served as an adjunct faculty the Global Shopper Journey study of radiology at Loyola University member at National-Louis University at the 75-year anniversary of the reporter for the Chicago Tribune from Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, 1970-2008. in Chicago for 11 years and as an Advertising Research Foundation in was awarded the Gold Medal Award adjunct professor at Keller Graduate New York in March 2011. This research Katie Hamilton (BA ’69) and her by the Chicago Radiological Society. School of Management at DeVry was a joint effort of Carat Media and husband, Gene, co-write the “Do Thomas M. Ziemba (BS ’71, MSIR University. When not teaching, he Microsoft. It Yourself—or—Not” column. In ’74) recently became the head of had a successful 32-year career in March, the column celebrated its Maria Auriemma (BA ’74) decorates management consulting for FGMK, human resources. and designs office space and sells 25th year in print with Tribune Media LLC., a business advisory firm Services. Vincent A. Robelotto (MSIHR ‘72) office furniture. Her son Nicholas is a headquartered in the Chicago area. has been human resources director at freshman at Loyola. Fred Kuch (BA ‘69) received a PhD Tim Grennan, MD (BS ‘72), received Young Harris College in Young Harris, in educational psychology with Larry Biegel (BS ’74) is working on the 2012 Volunteer Clinical Faculty Georgia, since 2007. an Enterprise Resource Planning a concentration in learning and Appreciation Award from the technology from the University of Eloise M. Vondruska (BA ’72), is the System Implementation at US Steel. University of California, Davis, Health interim director of the Pritzker Legal Nevada, Las Vegas. Fellow Chicagoan System. He is a medical oncologist Philip Dobrin (MD ’74, MRes ’79) Gregg Schraw served as committee Research Center at the Northwestern published a book, Adventures of at the Kaiser Permanente Medical University School of Law, Chicago. chair. Center in Sacramento. a Surgical Resident; although not Timothy Adams (BS ’73, MSIR ’77) identified by name in the book, the Rita L. Martinez (MUND ‘72, JD ‘81) retired from Workforce Education action takes place at LUMC. has had her own law practice for the and Training at Metra Commuter past five years and is working as an Jeffrey Jacobs (JD ’74) moved to 1970s Railroad. He is an adjunct faculty Santa Barbara ,California, where he independent contractor for PepsiCo, member at Joliet Junior College. Inc. in Chicago. She provides legal is involved in strategic advising and His interests include photography, philanthropic endeavors. Romualdas Barauskas (BS ’70) will consultation to PepsiCo on all supply travel, history, and archaeology. In retire in March after 43 years in the chain matters affecting Quaker, 2011, he worked and served as a Brendan Cournane (BA ’75, JD ‘78) volunteer excavator for his third year is a marathon coach who has run on

30 Loyola university chicago six continents and in all 50 states. He be named one of the top six school an amateur radio operator for is sharing his training tips on running counselors in America. N5CMD. 1980s in the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin and James P. Reichmann (BBA ‘78, Phyllis O. Tate (PhD ’82) has retired has written for Shape, Chicago Athlete, MBA ‘86) recently published a from the Chicago Public Schools. Windy City Sports, and Competitor, peer-reviewed article, “Reviewing among others. Gregory Burkett (BS ’83) is a student the evidence for using continuous Michael David DeGould, DDS of spiritual enlightenment since the David E. Miller (BS ‘75) completed subcutaneous metoclopramide (BS ‘80), an oral surgeon, received age of 16. His favorite teachers have his fifth season of operating a and ondansetron to treat nausea a patent for his invention of a been J. Krishnamurti, Dr. David R. sustainable farmland investment and vomiting during pregnancy” in combination suction retractor for Hawkins, and Adyashanti. Burkett company that connects investors Managed Care. osseous and soft tissue surgery. lives in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. with local and organic farms. Karen F. Sheridan (BA ‘78) has been James H. Powell (BS ‘81) concluded Nancy Silva (BS ’83, MS ‘92) is a Kenneth Budzikowski (BA ’76) teaching at Oakland University for 30 years of service as a colonel in the critical care clinical nurse specialist. was appointed by Francis Cardinal 20 years. She still acts and directs U.S. Army Reserve in 2011. George as Vicar for Priests for the professionally. She also just took Aimee Anderson (JD ’84) is the sole Daniel Coughlin (MA ’82) is the Archdiocese of Chicago. a program to Greece where they proprietor of Aimee B. Anderson Law studied and directed the company former chaplain for the U.S. House of (tort & civil rights litigation) and a Gregory Belback (BS ’77, MSIR ’79) production of Medea (in English). Representatives. freelance copy editor for academic joined Hospice and Palliative Care of James Gill (MUND ’82) recently publishers. Northeastern Illinois as vice president Susan Franzetti (JD ’79) established taught a course in Celtic Spirituality of human resources. a small law firm in 2008 with former Beth Arnhoff (BA ’84, JD ’88) was CBA President Jennifer Nijman. for Milwaukee Irish Fest Summer named an Illinois Super Lawyer in the Cynthia Britton (MA ’77) joined The firm handles environmental School. area of employment and labor law Loyola Job Club and Career law matters, providing regulatory, Earl E. Rubinoff (BBA ’82) is and one of the top 50 women lawyers Transitions Center at Old St. Pat’s for litigation, and transactional services. president and CEO of the Rubinoff in the State of Illinois for 2012. career development work. Ronald Fritz (MA ’79) worked for Group, LLC, a financial planning Dr. Dorothy Corrigan (MRE, MPS G. Martin Mullen (MD ‘77) passed the City of Chicago’s Department of and insurance firm and has recently ‘84) is the nurse practitioner/program the board exam for heart failure & Planning (1979) and of Housing (1980– qualified for the Guardian Presidents coordinator of the Psychosocial heart transplant in 2010. th 2004). He retired in May 2004. Council. The firm celebrated its 27 Recovery and Rehabilitation Center John Irvin (BA ’78), former captain year in business by moving to a more at St. Louis VA Medical Center. She Susan D. Matthews ( MUND ‘79) of the Loyola tennis team , was modern office in Deerfield, Illinois. is nationally board-certified as a recently published No Longer Silent: nominated for Pro of the Year honors geriatric nurse practitioner. The Empowerment of Women in the David A. Svatik (BA ’82) was a by the Georgia Professional Tennis Gospels. soluntion engineer for SunGard Ronald Nikkel (MPS ‘84) came Association, a distinction he won in Availability Services, councilman to Prison Fellowship International 2004. Joseph A. Skibinski (BBA ‘79) was a for the Town of Copper Canyon in (PFI) in 1982 when there were only former IOM member and controller. Shelley Klaas (MUND ‘78) was Texas, member of the Community Currently, he is building an accounting named the Iowa School Counselor Emergency Response team for practice. of the Year this year and went on to Denton County, and, most recently, continued on page 33

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Club corner LUC.edu/alumni/clubs Loyola Rambler Clubs exist to foster a sense of association with Loyola University Chicago. Alumni, current and former parents, current and former faculty, and University friends are welcome to participate in club activities. Clubs host a variety of activities ranging from social and cultural outings to educational, networking, and community service events.

Thinking about your New Year’s new york Resolutions? Maybe you want to expand your professional network. Ramblers attend art show Maybe you want to get out more. Maybe you want to reconnect with fellow Loyolans. Maybe you want to learn something new. Loyola Rambler Clubs can help you meet your goals!

Learn from home • Is staying in more your style? Go online to watch our webinars “eP- ortfolios: The Enhanced Resume,” “Leveraging Social Media,” and “The Impact of Healthcare Reform on Future Hiring.” Be sure to check back for others, hosted by some of Loyola’s very own. LUC.edu/alumni/career Alumna Rosalee Islay Got an idea for a club event? • Download a (above) welcomed Save Rambler Club paw print from LUC.edu/alumni/ fellow Rambler Club members to her show, the clubs, cut it out, and take it to where you want Date our Rambler Clubs to visit. Take a picture of YACOUT: Impressions 1.17 of Morocco, on Oct. your paw print and upload it to our Facebook Swap business cards and 18 at the Atlantic Gal- wall! You can also email it to [email protected] Loyola memories with fellow lery in New York City. with “Rambler Club Pride” in the subject line. Ramblers at networking events Among the guests were in Boston and in New York. alumni Eric Decker and Doug Geirger.

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five national Prison Fellowship workplace romances. of a boutique consulting firm based and infrastructure services for ministries. Today, he oversees over John E. Bonk (BS ‘88) joined the in Denver that provides enterprise Reynolds Services Inc. He has 100 Prison Fellowship organizations adjunct faculty team at the newly content management solutions to a completed his sixth year with the representing every region of the created School of Criminal Justice at variety of industries, with a specialty company and is responsible for all world. National Louis University in Chicago. in life sciences solutions. technology strategy, data center operations, and IT business. Andrea Raila (MUND ’84) received Renee C. Manworren, PhD (BSN Denise M. Juern (BS ’91) completed one of the 2013 Better Business ‘88), is one of six experts in pain her master’s degree in elementary Christopher G. Hurn (BS/BA ‘94) Bureau Torch Awards for Marketplace management who was named a education K-9 with middle school released his first book in October. Ethics on behalf of her consulting Fellow of the Mayday Pain & Society endorsements in mathematics, The Entrepreneur’s Secret to Creating company, which has more than Fellowship. general science, language arts, and Wealth: How the Smartest Business two decades of experience in the social science. Owners Build Their Fortunes is already property tax assessment field. Michael E. McDonnell (BA ‘89) an Amazon bestseller. is executive director for the West James Tran (BS ’91, MD ‘95) has Sandra Brooks (BA ’85) is the Suburban Community Pantry in been practicing medicine and law in Shawn Aranha (BA/BS ‘95, JFRC ‘95) founder of BROOKSLACAYO Woodridge, Illinois, which serves all Louisiana and medicine in California. ran in the Bank of America Chicago Advertising, Branding, and Public Marathon on behalf of the Leukemia of DuPage County. Joyce N. Vitalo (BA ’91) earned Relations. They specialize in and Lymphoma Society’s Team in her EdD in educational leadership intelligent strategy; on-target design; Training for the cause of treating, and change at Fielding Graduate and clear, concise, and compelling researching, and curing blood University in July 2012. Her messaging. cancers and improving the quality of dissertation is titled, “Gender Related 1990s life for patients. Valerie Haddon O’Dea (BS ’85) has Factors and Female Morale in a been a practicing physical therapist Telecommunications Organization.” Anne D. Cartwright (JD ‘95) joined for 26 years. She is married to Mike Ava Borrasso (JD ’90), is a share- Husch Blackwell as senior counsel Jonathan Barrish (JD ’92) O’Dea, whom she met at Loyola. The holder at Astigarraga Davis in Miami. in the firm’s Kansas City office after is a partner with the law firm couple has four children and two serving as a judicial clerk and litigator Leonardo Guerrero (BBA ’90) co- of Litchfield Cavo, LLP, with a dogs. in Chicago and Kansas City. founded the Latino Alumni Board practice concentrating in workers’ Katherine M. Warpeha (BS ’85) was in 2000. He has served as president compensation, general liability, and Jumoke Duduyemi (BS ’95) works at appointed as a tenure-track professor (2005–2007; 2012) and vice president toxic tort litigation. a church as an associate pastor. at the University of Illinois as of 2011. (2007–2008; 2010). The board hosts Michele Berg (BA ’92, JFRC ’91) Kenneth Epp (PhD ’95) has worked a spring silent auction to fund Cary Morgen (BBA ‘86, MSIR ‘94) is general manager of programs in mission leadership (1991-2000) scholarships for students and holds a retired from the Chicago Transit and member services at Rotary and pastoral ministry (2000-2005). summer golf outing. Authority in 2011 after serving as of International. He is now at seminary (2005-present) General Manager, Labor Relations. Renne N. Sinopoli (BS ’90, MD and is a small business owner Kenneth Boncela (BS ’92) has He has since established a labor ‘94) has two children, a girl, born in (2006-present). owned Ken Boncela Insurance & arbitration and mediation practice. January 2003, and a boy, born in July Financial Services since 1982. Stephanie Falk (PhD ’95), a of 2004. She has had a family practice Bradley Becker (MD ’87) is professor practicing licensed psychologist, in obstetrics in Milwaukee since Heidi Carty (BS ’92, MA ’94, PhD of pediatrics, Division of Allergy closed her private practice after 14 1997 and is the medical director at ’98) welcomed a son, Landon, on and Immunology, in the School of years to join Lebanon Valley College Eastcastle Place, a multi-faceted long June 22, 2010. He has a big sister (age Medicine at Saint Louis University. as their director of counseling term care center. 7) and a big brother (age 4). Emily Gould Chafa (JD ’87) became services in September 2010. Andrew C. Smith (BA ’90) has Janet Harding (MUND ‘92) led an an administrative law judge in 2010. Diane Heliker (PhD ’95), a been appointed Pastor of Holy international training organization She hears appeals from state agency consultant for China Senior Care, Angels Catholic Church. He has also in Europe and works as a training decisions. She also serves on the Inc., is the director of education for published a memoir, From the Fun to manager/supply chain training lead Board of Governors for the Iowa State all staff in PR China who work at the the Pulpit. for General Electric. She married in Bar Association and the Polk County company’s long-term care facility or September. Bar Association. Christopher Fee (MA ’91) took his attend its Geriatric Institute. family to live in Copenhagen for the Ann M. Liston (BA ’92) is a member Dana M. Pearl (MBA ‘87) is Michele L. Ramsey (BA ‘96) has spring of 2012, where taught courses of the board of directors for Girls celebrating the 20th anniversary been named principal of Ridge Family on Beowulf in Denmark and the in the Game, a Chicago nonprofit of her EEO consulting business, the Center for Learning in Community Vikings in Britain; he also co-led a organization that provides sports, HUMAN Organization, Inc. In August, Consolidated School District 59 for five-day study tour to Saga Sites. health, and leadership training to she co-presented a seminar with the 2012-2013 school year. girls in Chicago. former State Rep. Woods Bowman on Peter Fucarino (BA ’91, MBA ’94) the ethics and legal ramifications of is the owner and managing partner Andrew Kiss (BA ’93) is the vice continued on next page president of technical architecture

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Marian Alswager (MPS ’97) works in pulp and paper manufacturer a telecommunications company in Matthew T. Whelehan (BSEd ’00) network marketing. in North America, developing Denver. has two children with his wife, Neil Boyer (BA ‘97) is national renewable and bio energy. Barbara. They are awaiting their third director of client solutions for Market Richard A. Jentzen (MSW ‘98) was child, due in January. Forward, which is part of the Publicis featured in the Chicago Reader’s Sharletta Clady (BBA ‘01) and Groupe. weekly column, “This Week’s 2000s Daniel Wojtczak were married on Elward Patrick (BA ’97) celebrated Chicagoan.” He shared his experience June 16, 2012, at St. Alexander Parish his 10th anniversary as a professional as a local hospice worker and in Palos Heights, Illinois. The couple reflected on its challenging nature. Patricia Cook (BA ‘00, JFRC ‘99) and celebrated their honeymoon in Tahiti. web developer. His web development her husband, James, welcomed the company continues to grow, Richard Jeziorio (MSW ’98) was arrival of their daughter, Evelyn Grace Irene Darciuk-Lehman (BBA ’01) servicing small business throughout working at Evanston/Skokie School Cook, on July 17, 2012. is CEO of Kreativ Enterprises, a Chicago. District 65 until 2008 when he management consulting practice Sean Goodwin (BS ’00) is a patent Michael P. Jula, DC (BS ‘97), is a increased his private practice to full- focused on social media, social time. He now provides therapeutic attorney specializing in chemical and networks, branding, and advertising full-time instructor and attending nutritional inventions. physician in the clinic system at social work services to northern Lake on the Internet/company intranets. Logan College of Chiropractic, County and southern Wisconsin. Nathan Hoks (BA ‘00) won the Jeffery Davis (BBA ’01, JD ’05) is near St. Louis. He is a 2004 Logan Barb Bryja-Friery (BA ‘99) and National Poetry Series for his second a partner in the Beatrice, Nebraska, graduate. Sean M. Friery (BS ‘98) are happy to book of poems, The Narrow Circle. The law firm of Carlson, Schafer & Davis, book will be published by Penguin in Trea P. Laraia (BA ’97) welcomed announce the birth of their first child, PC, LLO. He and his wife, Brenda a daughter named Grace Ava Friery, 2013. Hoks lives in Chicago with his (Sabatka) Davis (BA ‘01), welcomed her second child, Luciano Ettore Oak wife and son. Pimental, on October 7, 2010. Luciano on April 6th, 2010. their second daughter, Caroline joins his big sister, Hansa. Mary L. McDaniel (MBA ’98) left Joy R. Lee (BA ‘00) recently launched Margaret, in June 2010. a lifestyle blog: www.dime-ink.com. Toby R. Nathan (MSIR ‘97) has work at Northern Trust bank in 2001 Linda K. Hatter (nee Sweis) (BS and began a career selling real estate The blog is a rolodex of information ‘01) gave birth to her daughter, joined talentRISE, a Chicago-based catering to women who are more talent management consultancy and on the North Shore. She comments, Malaak, on Christmas Day, 2010. Upon “It has been a rewarding endeavor interested in setting trends than graduating from law school, she gave recruiting firm, as senior associate following them. partner. and has helped me to be more birth to her son, Farah, on June 8, involved in my local community.” Joseph Manicki (BBA ‘00) was 2012.” Ramsey Bacerott (BA ’98) named to the National LGBT Bar works at Pinnacle Biologics as Donna Santillan (BA ‘98, BS ‘98, Courtney E. Mayster (JD ‘01) was PhD ‘06) attended medical school at Association Best LGBT Lawyers Under featured as one of the Law Bulletin the photodynamic therapy sales 40 (Class of 2012). He is a partner in specialist for the Midwest. He and University of Toledo. Publishing Company’s “40 Illinois Sidley Austin’s Chicago office and is Attorneys Under Forty to Watch.” his wife have five children: Ramsey Karen M. Bychowski (MSIR ‘99) is a strong advocate for diversity within Jr., Isabella Nicole, Gianna Krysten, a senior manager at Accenture. She the legal community. Aaron M. Tobler (BS ‘01) just Miranda Chloe, and Olivia Claire. The has worked at Accenture since 2000 completed USAF Basic Military family resides in Palos Hills, Illinois. and is now focused on management Scott M. Myslinski (MA ‘00, PHD Training on January 27, 2012, as an consulting—talent and organization. ‘11) has been teaching theology for Honor Graduate (awarded to the top Michelle Burton (BA ’98) owns and the past 13 years at Loyola’s sister operates MCB Media, which provides Stephanie Garcia Ryter (BA ’99) 10 percent of that week’s graduating school, Loyola Academy Jesuit class) and started technical school on writing and editing services for major was married at Madonna della Strada College Preparatory. publishing firms, websites, and other Chapel on June 13, 2009. January 30, 2012. media companies throughout the US Amy Sinha (BS ’00) and her husband, Carin R. Wolkenberg (BS ’01, JD J. Dolores Paque (MPS ‘99) retired Donald, welcomed their second and Canada. MCB Media has been in from hospital chaplaincy and the ’10, LLM ’11) is a civil litigation, real existence since 2005. baby girl, Isha Lucia, on January 20, estate, and land use attorney. leadership team of SURSUM CORDA, 2012. The family recently relocated to Michael A. Gambatese (BA ‘98) and a spiritual directors formation Northern Virginia. Tony Astran (CAS ‘02) and Alyssa his wife, Gianna I. Franzia (JFRC ‘97), program. She is now concentrating Astran, nee Smith (BBA ‘02), are thrilled to announce the birth on individual/group spiritual Omar M. Tazi (BBA ’00) is a certified welcomed their first child, Alexander of their daughter, Giuliana Franzia direction, workshops, and retreat general accountant and a member of Paul Astran, on January 24. He was Gambatese, on April 27, 2012. She work primarily with women and the Association of Certified Chartered born in Buffalo, New York. joins siblings Giada and Lucca. people in ministry. Accountants (UK). He is currently working on his CPA. Olutyin Williams Ayeni (MS Philip Herold (BA ’98, JFRC ’96) Gretchen L. Testerman (JD ’99) is ’02) worked in quality assurance lives in the Portland, Oregon, metro married with two sons and works Nicole A. Uli (BS ’00) is an RN in the and is now a project manager in area with his wife and young son. He as an in-house counsel in the Cardiovascular ICU at Good Shepherd the financial industry. Ayeni also works for the largest independent intellectual property department of Hospital. authored a new book

34 Loyola university chicago Danielle C. Burger (BA ‘02) and PhD from Madison University in 2010. graduation from nurse anesthesia Jessie L. Leyse (BS ’06, MD ’10) her husband, John, are proud to Brian Sutherland (BA ’03) has school. is completing her residency in announce the birth of their son, Otto been employed by Career Education Lauren Hess Metz (MSW ’05) and Internal Medicine and Pediatrics in Aloysius Burger, on August 31, 2012. Corporation since 2004, married and her huband, Erik, welcomed their Springfield, Massachusetts. LaNisa R. Frederick (BA ‘02) is a moved to South Elgin, Illinois, in 2009, second child, Ian James Metz, on Weston B. Outlaw (BBA ‘06) has proud graduate of the School at and writes and performs music at the October 21, 2011 transitioned from Culver Academies Steppenwolf. Romantic Satire. Katherine Karp (BA ‘05, MEd ‘08) to Missouri Military Academy as the Rochelle M. Fritz (BS ‘02) and Ryan Bergschneider (BA ’04) resides and Sean O’Connor (BA ‘05) were assistant director of admissions. her husband, Peter Fritz (BA ‘03), on Fort Lauderdale beach. He is married on October 15, 2011. The Andrew G. Vaughn (JD ’06) made welcomed their son, Zephaniah always interested in reconnecting couple met in Santa Clara Hall at partner at Katz & Stefani as of January Ezekiel Fritz, on April 17, 2012. with old friends. Loyola. 1, 2012. Jonathan Konkoly (BBA ‘02) joined Jamie S. Campbell (nee Caston) Alisa Pierson (BS ‘05) is working full Omar A. Brown (MBA ‘07) is the PRICE FOR PROFIT, a trusted pricing (BA ‘04) and her husband, John, time and completed her Masters of general manager of diversity for partner to B2B manufacturers welcomed their son, John Howard Science in Anthropology at UWM in Chicago Transit Authority (CTA). and distributors, headquartered Campbell II, on April 5, 2012. 2010. Shariq Iqbal (BS ’07) graduated from in Cleveland. PRICE FOR PROFIT is Elizabeth Krol (BSN ’04) graduated Lisa A. Small (EdD ‘05) graduated medical school this past May and is ranked 1,491st on the 2012 Inc. 5000 in 2010 from the University of from Georgetown University Law starting his residency in emergency List of America’s Fastest Growing California, San Francisco with a Center in 1992, specializing in public medicine. Private Companies. Master of Science degree focusing on interest law. She received the Scholar Kathryn Anne Kenney (BS ‘07) is Emily Kurowski (BA ‘02) and her women’s health. She also obtained Women’s Law and Public Policy engaged to Dr. Mark Allen Crain. husband, Daniel, welcomed son Leo a perinatal clinical nurse specialist Fellowship for 1993-94. Joseph M. Kolar (BA ’07, JFRC ’06) John on August 24, 2012, joining big license. Jason P. Wapiennik (BA ’05) sister Laurel. graduated with a Master of Divinity Laura S. Motyka Joss (BS ‘04) was married on June 12, 2010, from the University of Notre Dame in Anastasia D. Kwit (BA ’02) is earning completed her PhD in June 2010 in at St. Florian’s Catholic Curch in May 2012. her post-MBA ITSM concentration experimental psychology. She is now Hamtramck, Michigan. from DePaul University in 2012. employed at Motorola, Inc. Sean Miller (BBA ’07) and his wife, Christopher E. Whitehead (BA ’05, Elizabeth, welcomed daughter Magdalena Martinez (BSEd ‘02, Marina Ricci (BBA ‘04) is working JFRC) works for an environmental Sophia Grace on June 20, 2012. MEd ‘06) and Efren Sandoval as a real estate and bankruptcy consulting firm that specializes (BA ‘02) were married in 2010 and attorney for Chang & Carlin, LLP in mostly in air permit compliance. Eric M. Walker (EdD ’07) is chair welcomed a baby girl, Ana Elena, on Schaumburg, Illinois. at the School of Criminal Justice at Salua Baida (BA/BS ’06, JFRC ’05) is ITT-Tech. February 11, 2011. Laurent Spamer (BBA ‘04) an attorney in New York. Lanee T. Walls (EdD ’07) is director Kevin B. McCruden (PhD ’02, JFRC) started an online business at www. Jordan Boulger (BS ’07, MA ‘09) received tenure and promotion TailorMedScrubs.com. The site allows of special education at Niles West and Linnea M. Schlegel (BS ‘08) High School, effective July 1, 2012. to associate professor in the customers to design and customize are engaged to be married, seven Department of Religious Studies at their own scrubs. years after meeting in Seattle Hall as Marcela M. Ziemianski (BS ’07) Gonzaga University. Meghan A. Burke (MA ‘05, PhD ‘09) sophomores. obtained a master’s degree in biotechnology and chemical science. Mark Allman (PhD ’03) released The released her book, Racial Ambivalence Adriane Johnson (MJ ’06) was Almighty and the Dollar: Relections in Diverse Communities: Whiteness and appointed to the Buffalo Grove Park Catherine Feerick (BA ’08) on Economic Justice for All, a book the Power of Color-Blind Ideologies. District Board of Commissioners in recently joined the Economic and discussing Catholic social teaching She is a sociology professor at Illinois October 2011. Community Development Institute and the economy, including the Wesleyan University. as business development officer; she economic policies of Paul Ryan. Sharon G. Johnson-Shirley (EDD is responsible for underwriting loans Theresa (Carlson) Carroll (BS ‘06) was named 2013 District I Grant Chamberlain (BBA ’03) ‘05) and Timothy Carroll (BS ‘05) to microenterprises throughout the superintendent of the year by state of Ohio. and his wife, a fellow Loyola alum, welcomed their first daughter, the Indiana Association of Public relocated to Krakow, Poland. His Marleigh Marie Carroll, on July 31, School Superintendents. She is Katerina (Kat) Krause (BS ’08) was company transferred him to lead the 2012. superintendent of Lake Ridge School awarded the Navy’s “Wings of Gold” operations teams. Daniel Goldman (BA ’05) is an Army Corporation in Gary, Indiana. on March 9, 2012, at NAS Whiting. LTJG Krause will fly the MH-60 Sierra Torrey A. Rinaldo (MBA ‘03) Reserve Chaplain for the 452nd Norah L. Jones (JD ‘06) was selected received her Masters of Science in Combat Support Hospital. Seahawk and be stationed at NAS for inclusion in the Illinois Super Norfolk, Virginia. Accounting from Northeastern Illinois Deborah Holman (BSN ’05) is Lawyers List. University in 2006. She received her looking forward to her upcoming continued on next page

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Amanda A. Jones (BS and BA ’08, Dennis Gray (BS ‘09) completed Douglas Geiger (PhD ’10) moved career stories! JFRC) graduated from Michigan State a master’s degree in applied to New York City and completed his Bill Brittany (BSN ’11) passed the University in August with an MSW. mathematics at Northwestern first year as vice president for student NCLEX exam, became ACLS-certified, She will shortly be graduating from University. Since completing school, affairs at Manhattanville College. and has done volunteer work for Michigan State University College he married Tuyet Thi Tran. The couple He also serves on the Westchester diabetes. He is working on getting of Law and will be preparing to take began a month-long expedition County LGBT Advisory Board. PALS-certified, beginning a medical Illinois’ February Bar Exam. through Vietnam this December. Victoria Giampaoli (BS ‘10), a third- Spanish course, and looking for an RN Sandra K. Kern (MSW ’08) is a social Sara Markovic (MS ’09, BS ’10) is year veterinary student at University position. worker for VITAS Innovative Hospice, lives in New York City and is in her of Illinois College of Veterinary Melissa D. Browning (PhD ‘11) caring for patients and families in the second year of dental school at NYU Medicine. She went on a volunteer recently joined Loyola’s Institute home and ALF settings. She married College of Dentistry. trip to Costa Rica to help spay, neuter, for Pastoral Studies as its graduate and give check-ups this past summer. her husband, John, on September 24, Arthur E. Mayes (JD ’09) is working program director for the MA in social 2011, in the south suburbs of Chicago. with Bradley D. Birgé, PC, and as a solo Staci Holthus (BA ’10) moved to justice and community development. Louis E. Martinez (MA ’08) is the criminal practitioner. Washington, DC, after graduation. As She is also a signed blogger for the part of her two-year commitment to Huffington Post. first vice president of the Illinois Joseph M. Mitchell (BS ‘09) is Teach for America, she is teaching 7th- Academy of Criminology. He also attending law school and hopes to Alison Burch (BA ’11) is serving with grade pre-algebra at the SEED Public serves as an editorial board member enter the health law field. the Peace Corps in Khust, Ukraine. for The Journal of Police Crisis Charter School. She is a TEFL Volunteer (Teaching Hema Patel (BS ‘09) completed Negotiations. Michael Hulburt (BS ’10) is English as a Foreign Language) her Master in Public Health from enrolled in the Master’s Entry to working at the Karpatsky Institute Kelly A. McMahon (BS ‘08, MA ‘11) Benedictine University in May 2011. Nursing Practice program at DePaul of Entrepreneurship in the Trans- is finishing her master’s in criminal She is now a second year-physician University. Carpathian region. justice research and writing her assistant student at Howard research paper, “The Influence University. Kate M. Jadin (nee Thierry) Jordan Burns (BS ’11) found her of Social Support and Child Care (MSW ‘10) and Bennie Shenelle dream job working as a crime scene Pamela S. Proietti (MA ‘09) Responsibilities on Compliance for were married October 20, 2012, specialist with the Gwinnett County completed the required CPE training Female Probationers.” at Ebenezer Lutheran Church in Police Department in Lawrenceville, for chaplains in June 2012. She is now Chicago. The couple honeymooned Gwinnett County, Georgia. Ellis Morris (BBA ’08) welcomed applying for her chaplain certification in the Canary Islands before returning a son around the time of his with the National Association of Sarah Cleary (MEd ’11) is pursuing to Chicago where they will continue graduation. Since then, he has been Catholic Chaplains (NACC). a doctoral degree in Counseling a father, working professional, and to reside. Psychology at the University of Julianna Shamoon (BS ‘09) was engaged community figure. Steven J. Kass (BS ’10) is a second- Denver. admitted to the Tufts Dental School. year medical student at University Juan L. Solis (MBA ’08, MSF ’10) She’s a candidate for the Class of 2014. Mary Ellen L. Engman (Med ’11) relocated to San Francisco in 2012 for of Minnesota Medical School, is the assistant director of alumni Tamara Shlyapintokh (BA/BS ‘09), JP Morgan Chase. Minneapolis. engagement at Seattle University in since graduating, has moved to New Peggy J. Sajdak (BBA ‘10) is a trust Seattle, Washington. Pandora Agnew (BA ’09) is a York to start graduate school and officer at Fifth Third Bank. Sajdak has 5th-grade teacher at Andre Agassi work towards obtaining her doctorate Angela Gonzalez Farar (BS ’11) more than 17 years of experience. College Preparatory Academy in in physical therapy. welcomed the birth of her son. Las Vegas, Nevada. She recently Michael J. Stahl, Jr. (BBA ’10), a Abbas M. Khan (BA ’11) works for completed her last year as a corps financial representative with the a brand strategy, advertising, and member in Teach for America. McTigue Financial Group of the culinary design firm in Boulder, Northwestern Mutual, has been Michael Bessette (BA ’09) is a patent Colorado. 2010s appointed college unit director in attorney specializing in chemical and Chicago. Stahl began his career with Courtney Clark (BA ‘12) serves in nutritional inventions. Ramona Bashshur (MJ ’10) Northwestern Mutual in 2008 as an the Peace Corps in Guinea as a public Elizabeth Branney-Gant (BA ’09) completed a graduate certificate in intern. health volunteer. and her husband, Jayson, welcomed the Foundations of Public Health from Kayla A. Swanson (BSED ’10) their first child, Audrey Marie Gant, the University of Michigan School of teaches 3rd grade at Keith County on June 19, 2012. Audrey was born in Public Health in 2011. Day School in Rockford, Illinois. Rockford, Illinois. Carol Castleberry (MA ’10) is an She is grateful for all the School of Joshua Cottrill (MSW ’09) is a adjunct instructor in social justice Education at Loyola prepared her for therapist in northwest Indiana but is at the University of South Florida, and loves keeping in contact with looking to return to the Chicago area. Tampa. fellow alumni to network and share

36 Loyola university chicago in memoriam

Alumni Dr. Michael E. Carroll (MD ’53) Irving E. Motluck (BA ’66, University College) Mark L. Chmura (BS ’81) Carl A. Pavel (BS ’54) Dianne E. Kavanagh (BS ’67) Luella M. Burke (MPS ’81) Susan Schmitt Klein (Rome‚ ‘62) Donald P. Ripoli (BS ’54) Rev. Eugene J. Faucher (MRE ’68) Ellen G. Sutton (BA ’81) Jayne A. Weber (Rome‚ ‘62) Richard J. Bryjak (BS ’55) Mary Ann Poprick (PhD ’68) Elaine A. McClaren (BBA ’83) Dr. Ranny Riley (Rome‚ ‘63) Maurice A. Alberti (DDS ’55) Richard E. Mathews (DDS ’68) Donald R. Mayo (BA ’84) Lawrence J. Shea (Rome‚ ‘71) James E. Whelton (JD ’55) Eric G. Yondorf (MA ’69) John R. Kehoe (BS ’84) Louis R. Peterhans (BS ’32) James L. Tuohy (JD ’55) Christopher A. Billac, S.J. (MA ’69) Diane M. Cronin-Stubbs (PhD ‘84) Richard D. Byrne (BA ’34) Dominic Lombardo (BS, ’51, MA ’56) Marilyn S. Biddle (MEd ’69) Jane C. Lare (MEd ’84) Charles S. Druck (DDS ’35) Richard M. Mackowski, S.J. (BA ’53, MA ’56) George T. Zemsteff (MEd ’69) Mary Ann Clarke (BA ’84) Kathryn W. Harding (MUND ’36) Mary Robertine, OSF (MEd ’56) Ronald J. Chudik (BS ’65, MD ’69) Carmen D. DeSantiago (BBA ’84) Marion W. Hayes (MUND ’37) Barbara F. Carini (MUND ’56) Carol L. Rushing (BSEd ’69, University College) Lora A. Slawinski (MRE ’82, MEd ’85) Joseph A. Zygmuntowicz (BPh ’39) Colonel Anne W. Kay (BSN ’56) Jane D. Swannie(MUND ’59, MEd ’70) Joanmarie M. Massura (MPS ’85) Margaret F. Stevens (MUND ’39) Norman E. Carroll (BS ’56) Joan Marie Renton (BA ’70) Judith A. Schutter (MUND ’86) Vincent A. Scorsone (JD ’39) Jerry F. Nolan (DDS ’56) Robert M. Ady (MBA ’70) Sheila A. Olaughlin (MUND ’59, ’86) Dr. James W. West (MD ’40) William C. Mueller (DDS ’56) William J. Murphy (BA ’71) Diane M. Clark (MBA ’86) M. Marguerite Neumann, BVM (MUND ’42) Jarvis H. Luechauer (DDS ’56) Thomas M. Maloney (BS ’71) Doling L. Yee (MBA ’86) Daniel E. Bayley(BS ’42) Dr. Harold G. Bicek (MD ’56) Phil Santoiemma (BS ’71) Dolores Hofmann (BA ’87) Thomas M. McMahon (BS ’43) Robert E. Toal, M.D. (MD ’56) Thomas R. Mortell (BS ’71) Rosemarie Hewitt (MPS ’88) Ruth Tentler (MUND ’43) Joseph A. Zullo (BS ’57) Domitila F. Garcia (MA ’71) Dr. Mark J. Chelsky (MD ’88) Henry Buklad, M.D. (MD ’43) Raymond J. Jordan (BA, ’52 MA ’57) Beverlee A. Smith (MA ’64, PhD ’71) Carol A. Weil (BS ’89) Dr. John O‘Donoghue, Jr. (MD ’44) Sr. Mary Angela (MEd ’57) Sr. Anastasia Rubenacker (MRE ’71) Dr. Katherine A. Andersen (MD ’89) Martha M. Floener (MUND ’45) Mary Frances Cleary (MEd ’57) Mabel U. Robinson (MSN ’71) Anna M. Kolar (BBA ’83, MBA ’90) Sr. M. Ann Margaret Geary, BVM (MUND ‘45) Barbara Jean Pichla (MUND ’57) James J. Yonke (MBA ’71) William McCarthy (BS ’91) Jerome J. Gold (DDS ’45) Rev. William O. Goedert (MEd ’58) Ronald P. Bild (MBA ’71) Lorraine L. Lasusa-Weymouth (MSW ’91) Jacquelyn S. White (MUND ’46) Dr. James S. Watts (MD ’58) George E. Tkacz (MBA ’71) Dimitri Galetsis (BBA ’91) Eugene F. Dolehide, M.D. (MUND ’46) Edmond G. Casarotto (BS ’59) Jerome H. Tepperman (BS ’72) Heather L. Edmunds (BA ’88, MA ’92) William A. Krewer (BS ’47) Pauline Panerali (MUND ’59) Sr. Ann Patrice Durr (MEd ’72) Margaret F. Millard (BA ’93) Dr. Peter E. Gutierrez (BS ’47) John Neil Rice (BS ’59) Sr. Lou Marie Fideler (MEd ’72) Monica A. Thomas (MSR ’93) Dolores E Ingstad (MUND ’47) Dr. Harold H. Niekamp (MD ’49, MRES ’59) Dr. Elizabeth Rosalie Zygowicz (MUND, ’64 Alayne P. Broussard (MSN ’94) Stanley D. Brezinski (DDS ’47) Earl Maier (DDS ’59) MRE ’72) Lauri A. Stotter (MSW ’94) Irving Schultz (BS ’48) Thomas B. Hart (BA ’57, JD ’59) Rayburn A. Fricke (MBA ’72) Tomi Shimojima (MUND, BA ’94) Earl M. Lewis (MEd ’48) Dr. Sigurd C. Sandzen, Jr. (MS ’59, MD ’59) James M. Brophy D.D.S. (BS ’68, DDS ’72) Laia Acarin (MS ’96) Arthur J. Denten (BS ’48) Sophia C. Banks (MEd ’60) Robert J. Bowles, M.D. (MD ’72) Lisa Keyes (MSW ’96) Bernard E. Frett, Jr. (BS ’48, University College) Roy S. Barr (MSIR ’60) Richard F. Sinclair (BA ’72, University College) Mary M. Lundin (BA ’93, MA, ’95, MPS ’97) George A. Sweet (BS ’49) Roberta J. Cullinan (MUND ’60) David A. Balunas(Rome ’71, BA ’73) David E. Renze (MSW ’01) Richard A. Matre, PhD (MA ’49, ROME ‘49) Helen P. Sullivan (MUND ’60) Dr. Theodore A. Nelson (EDd ’73) Paula E. Phipps (MA ‘08) Isabel D. Buckley (MSW ’49) Bernard J. McCue (BS ’60) Thelma W. Meyers (MEd ’73) Lauren E. Cooper (JD ’12) Thomas P. Cimino (BS ’61) Terry S. Pawloski(BA ’68, MEd ’73) Patricia R. McBride (MUND ’49) Parents and friends Peggy A. Murphy (MUND ’49) Elsa Kreuzer (BS ’58, MEd ’61) Loren B. McClanahan (MRE ’73) Robert J. Wilson (BS ’49) Rosanne Brandt (MUND ’61) George L. Lekan (BBA ’73) Marceline K. Dolehide John T. Goldrick (JD ’49) Mary E. Barber McCall (BSN ‘61) Joseph B. Gora (BA ’73, University College) Thomas Kaiser Dr. John R. Green (MD ’49) Daniel R. Dores (BS ’62) Sr. Bernadette M. Sanasardo (BS ’73, Carol A. Natke Orval L. Gerloff (BS ’50) Anne M. Schneider (MUND ’62) University College) Robert E. Nelson Donald J. Zitnik (BS ’50) Mary Lou Vernon (MUND ’62) Elizabeth R. Gorey (MEd ‘74) Roberta A. Nimmer Thomas F. Brennan (BS ’50) Br. Andrew M. Andrews (BA ’63) Sr. Ruth A. Myers (MRE ’74) Edward M. O’Toole Robert J. Roller (BS ’50) Joanne G. Osmond (MA ’63) John S. Deacy (BA ’70, MSIR ’74) Dr. Kenneth Russ Donna C. Campbell (MUND ’50) William J. Serne (MEd ’63) Betty Jane Boyd (MUND ’74) Henry J. Ryan Rita M. Murphy(MUND ’50) Sr. M. Jeremiah Sullivan (BS ’63) David M. Schleitwiler (BBA ’74) Bernard Smith William J. McCarthy (BS ’50) Terrence F. Kiely (BS ’64) Leon A. Shepard (MDS ’74, DDS ’74) Dr. Robert F. Testin Richard J. Clark D.D.S. (DDS ’50) Michael J. Murphy (BS ’64) Richard H. Collins (BA ’74, University College) Anne C. Thometz John E. Reilly, S.J. (BA ’51) Leda M. Pitaro (MUND ’55, MA ’64) Elaine F. Krumbein (MSW ’75) Charlotte Vlerick Christopher E. O‘Reilly (BS ’51) Sr. Mary Francine Longo (MEd ’64) Sr. Ida J. Rinne (MUND ’75) Jill P. Wezeman Charles M. Camel (BS ’51) Robert A. Stokal (BBA ’64) Rev. William J. O‘Donnell (BA ’75, Rita L. Zorn Frank W. Petro (JD ’64) Niles College) Mary Joan Boski (MUND ’51) Faculty and Staff John E. Morrison(BS ’51) Donald M. Mulligan (BS ’57, JD ’64) Keith N. Faust (MBA (BA ’76) Delwyn A. Marquette (BS ’51) Robert E. Majzler (MA ’65) Andrew J. Kennedy (BS ’76) Dr. Elliott Burrell Theodore E. Cornell, Jr. (BA, 42, BS ’51) William R. Brandstrader (BBA ’62, JD ’65) Virginia R. Gunther (MUND ’76) Dr. Roger L. Benson William J. Sullivan (BS ’52) Joseph W. O‘Neill (BS ’66) Lawrence M. Metzger (BBA ’77) Dr. Patrick J. Casey Rollo Kuebler (BS ’52) Thomas J. Phelan (BS ’66) Alan L. Salus (JD ’77) William Collins Lucille E. Hubbard (MA ’52) Lynne M. Baur (MA ’66) Mary Ann Jiganti (MEd ’78) Pamela S. Deters Lorraine W. Lipke (MUND ’52) Rev. Robert E. Dovick (MA ’66) Louise A. Kovalovsky (MRE ’78) Todd Hoffman Robert E. Fischer (BS ’53) William M. Kiedaisch (BS ’59, MA ’66) Joseph B. Ruiz (MA ’79) Dr. Vasyl Markus Alex J. Kirrin (BS ’53) Richard R. Dolezal, Ph.D. (PhD ’66) James E. Kozak (MPS ’79) Lawrence M. Metzger (BBA ’77) John W. Firlit (MEd ’53) Phyllis Hartt (MSW ’66) Sharon K. Knoop (MUND ’79) Catherine O‘Brien Joseph W. Sullivan (BS, ’50 MEd ’53) Dr. Francis X. Quinn (MSIR ’66) Cindy F. Wile (JD ’79) Phyllis Riotto Jeanne L. Schwaba (MUND ’53) Robert P. Marinier (BS, ’51, MSIR ’66) Nancy P. Doninger (JD ’79) Dr. Stephen A. Schmidt Helen Seger (MUND ’53) Fiorella A Martin (MUND ’66) Lynn E. Pooley (MEd ’80) Lorraine M. Tierney Joseph N. Baffa (BS ’53) Phyllis Fair Cowell (MUND ’66) Daniel Razes (MEd ’80) Barbara A. Woods John R. Waters (BS ’53) David F. Denten (BBA ’66) Lisa M. Small (MUND ’80) Robert W. DeHaan (DDS ’43) Stephen M. Schumack (MD ’66) Arresa B. White (MUND ’80)

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extraordinary alum

John Ostrander • BA ’71 • Comic Book Writer

ince 1983, John Ostrander has written comic books for DC and Marvel Comics, among others. His comic books Sinclude the creator-owned GrimJack—a “hardboiled barbarian”—Legends (with Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman), X-Men, and Wolverine. He has also penned numerous Star Wars tales for Dark Horse Comics.

Give as good as you get • I was approval. They say “yes” or “no,” a great reader and wanted to send notes, and then I write a full give back some of the pleasure I script, which also needs approval. got—and still get—from reading. I’m told (Lucas) reads the comics Knowing my interest in comics and but I never had any direct contact having co-founded First Comics, with him myself. my friend Mike Gold wanted to see what I could do with the medium. Art and craft • He gave me a shot and paid me to There are some do it. The ability to make money very good writers at something you love should out there and I never be discounted as a strong just try to keep motivator. up. One thing I try to do is keep one Recasting Batgirl • [In Batman: foot in reality as I craft a fantasy. I The Killing Joke, the Joker cripples want the reader to identify emo- Barbara Gordon, alias Batgirl. tionally and psychologically with Ostrander and his late wife, Kimberly the story and the characters. I do a Yale, reinvented Batgirl as a new lot of outside reading and that al- character, Oracle, a computer expert ways influences my work. I simply and information broker. This move don’t know as I’m different from received praise from both fans any other writer in that regard. and organizations involving the disabled.] On fandom • I’m a fan before I’m a writer and I appreciate all the To be honest, we felt that Batgirl support and kind words fans have was treated badly and discarded. given me over the years. I will So we reinvented her as Oracle. We never take that for granted. wanted to show that, even bound to a wheelchair, Barbara was still

courtesy of dc comics a hero.

How much input does George “The ability to make money at something Lucas have when you’re writing Star Wars comics? • I write an you love should never be discounted as overview of a given arc and that a strong motivator.” goes into Lucasfilm Licensing for

38 Loyola university chicago blast from the past 1938

A swing and a miss

When the Mundelein Center was first dedicated in 1931, only two of the building’s elevators were installed. Sister Mary Therese, BVM, a Mundelein College physics and botany teacher, made good use of one of the empty shafts by hanging a 120-foot Foucault pendulum from the ninth floor to the basement. At the time, it was the longest pendulum of its kind in existence. In 1938, the year this photo was taken, Time magazine ran a story on it. A Foucault pendulum is a simple device that proves that the earth rotates on its axis. It was used by Munde- lein students, as well as outside science enthusiasts, for research and observation.

winterwinter 2012 2012 39 39 44 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 1 president’s report 2012

The new Los Lobos de Loyola statue at the Lake Shore Campus serves as a testament to Loyola’s Ignatian heritage. 2 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

A message from the president

Dear Loyolans,

am pleased to share an update on this year’s for the Lake Shore Campus, the new Cuneo Hall progress at Loyola. Our total enrollment stands houses a number of our Centers of Excellence as I at 15,720, with first-year retention at 87 percent well as classrooms and a four-story atrium, and the and a four-year graduation rate of 60 percent—a building’s energy-saving design has already earned new high in both categories. Forty percent of our it a Gold LEED certification. Next spring, we are new undergraduates identify themselves as non- looking forward to opening the Arnold J. Damen, Caucasian. There is also geographic diversity with S.J., Student Center on the location of the old 40 percent of our freshman class coming from Alumni Gym. This student union marks the third outside the state of Illinois. This fall, we hired 90 phase of Loyola’s reimagine campaign to revitalize new faculty members—an extremely talented group student life on the Lake Shore Campus. of women and men who will help us meet our This fall, we completed the seven-year renovation student–faculty ratio of 14:1 in the classroom. This of the Mundelein Center for the Fine and year, Loyola moved up 13 spots in the U.S.News and Performing Arts. The building, a national historic World Report rankings to land at 106, reflecting landmark, now houses state-of-the-art classrooms a number of ways we continue to strengthen the and performance spaces, including the Newhart academic quality at Loyola. Family Theatre, which we dedicated in September. Increasing our international profile is a high Across Sheridan Road, construction continues on priority in the coming years. Loyola now hosts a new student residence, DiNobili Hall, and the programs in Beijing, Vietnam, and at the John Felice Institute for Urban Environmental Sustainability. Rome Center, which celebrated its 50th anniversary This institute will include a greenhouse, atrium, this year. It is fitting that this program, which was classrooms, labs, café, sustainable residence hall, and one of the first of its kind in 1962, still leads the way more. Building on years of innovation in academics, in setting the bar for study-abroad experiences. The programming, and energy consumption, this facility campaign for the John Felice Rome Center, Insieme is the next step in Loyola’s commitment to being a per il futuro, also continues to make progress, and national leader in sustainability. has now achieved 50 percent of its $12 million Another major priority for us is the development goal to renovate the campus. Our study-abroad of our Health Sciences Division, which includes programs, which are offered in over 50 countries, the schools of nursing and medicine. This fall, we are indicative of the value we place on giving our cut the ribbon on the new Marcella Niehoff School students a global perspective with real-world of Nursing and Center for Collaborative Learning experience. building, which features a six-bed virtual hospital Our home campuses also continue to develop and home-care simulated environment. Connected and improve. Over the summer, we completed a to the Stritch School of Medicine, this new facility beautiful new garden next to the Madonna della was designed to foster collaboration between our Strada Chapel. Designed to match the façade of nursing and medical students. Dumbach Hall and complete the original plan At Founders’ Dinner, I was thrilled to announce a milestone $40 million gift to the business school from alumnus and chairman of our Board of Trustees Michael R. Quinlan (PhB ’67, MBA ’70). “We are thankful for your continued In honor of this tremendous act of generosity, our support of and commitment to Loyola.” School of Business Administration and Graduate LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 3

total enrollment Tuition-Financed Aid (In millions)

20,000 $150

15,000 $100 $128.9 10,000 FY 2013 15,720 $50 5,000 School of Business will now be known as the Michael R. Quinlan School of Business. FY 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 FY 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 We are thankful for your continued support of and commitment to Loyola. As you know, one of our most pressing areas of need is scholarship funding. ENDOWMENT VALUE (In millions) As government aid declines and the cost of educating students climbs, scholarship resources are becoming $400 more important than ever. That’s why we’ve launched

Access to Excellence: The Campaign for Scholarships, 406.0 388.7 $ 373.2 372.5 $ $ which has already raised $27 million toward its $80 $ $ 200 315.3 305.7 $ $ million goal for scholarship funds. Loyola has pledged 278.9 $ 259.1 $ $22 million to match certain gifts to this campaign, 228.1 $ 188.5

which creates naming opportunities at levels that are $

within reach for many donors. Please visit LUC.edu/ FY 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 scholarshipcampaign for more information. Return % 0.0 20.5 10.6 13.7 19.5 (5.0) (26.9) 12.4 21.7 1.1 In the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2012, the University continued its track record of strong financial performance and generated an operating surplus of OPERATIONS (In millions)

$44.3 million and an overall increase in net assets of Revenues Expenses Operating profit $74.9 million. As in recent years, the operating surplus

was used to set aside funds for future debt repayments, $500 establish various quasi-endowments, and fund certain capital expenditures. As part of its extensive six-year $400

$750 million capital plan to significantly improve its $300 FY 2012 facilities, the University issued approximately $315 Revenues $490.2 $200 million in new debt. Approximately $115 million was expenses $445.9 result $44.3 borrowed short-term in order to speed up and complete $100 construction. It will be repaid over the next seven years. Our endowment now stands at over $400 million, its FY 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 highest value ever, thanks to generous contributions from our donors and re-investment by the University. Thank you for your continued partnership as CAPITAL EXPENDITURES (In millions) we provide a transformative education in the Jesuit tradition. $150 157.7 $ Sincerely, $100 138.9 $ 113.4 108.1 $ $ 90.0

$ 84.1

50 $ $ 68.6 61.0 $ 8.8 $ Michael J. Garanzini, S.J. 59.7 $ $ President and CEO Loyola University Chicago FY 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 4 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

founders’ circle

Nancy W. Knowles Ignatius Loyola Cornelia Kulicek* Society Rosemary* (MUND ’54) and Richard* Leach (BA ’48) Cumulative gifts Carolina Panerai Mandel* of $1 million or more Carol and Lucian* Matusak (BA ’43, MD ’46) Foster McGaw* Joan and Eugene* Amoroso (BS ’57) Concetta Ann* and Paul* Mooney (MEd ’57) Earl Bane* Therese* and John* Mulcahy Kathleen* and Bernard* Beazley (JD ’50) Joan and John* Mullins (BSC ’48) Carolyn* and James* Beck Walter Neiswanger* (MD ’52) Katherine and Michael Birck Marcella* and Conrad* Niehoff Robert Buehler* Alfie and Allan Norville (BS ’60) Dorothy (MUND ’62) and Michael Carbon, MD (BS ’62) Marie Agnes O’Neill* Norma* and Bruce* Carroll (MD ’44) Elizabeth (BS ’75) and Robert Parkinson Jr. (BBA ’73, The Caveney Family MBA ’75) Maude* and John* Clarke Richard A. Perritt Charitable Foundation Loretta and William Cleary (BS ’50) / Jones & Cleary Susan and Joseph Power Jr. (JD ’77) Roofing & Sheet Metal Fund Marilyn and Michael Quinlan (PhB ’67, MBA ’70) Nancy and Frank Considine (PhB ’43) Christine and David* Rammler, PhD (BS ’51) Linda (BS ’75, MA ’77) and Kevin Conway (BA ’73, JD ’76) Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen Barbara and John Cooney (JD ’79) Arthur Rubloff* Loretta (JD ’77) and Robert Cooney (JD ’78) Vincent* and Frances* Russo Mary Dempsey and Philip Corboy* (JD ’49) Mary and William Ryan Rosemary and John Croghan (BS ’52) Trust Under the Will of John G. Searle / Searle Family Barbara (BS ’64, MEd ’72) and Eugene Croisant Trust gnatius Loyola was born in 1491 (BBA ’59, MSIR ’66) Michael and Nydia Searle in Northern Spain. As the first The Crown Family William G. and Marilyn M.* Simpson Herta Cuneo General of the Society of Jesus, he Claire* and Albert* Speh John Cuneo Katheryn H.* (BS ’32, MSW ’38) and Thomas J.* Stamm composed thousands of letters to those Jeanne and William Dale (BA ’26, MD ’46) Lenore* and Keith* DeLashmutt (JD ’51) following in his mission of educating Jeanne (MSW ’76) and Joseph* Sullivan James DePauw* youth, ministering to the sick, and serving Jean and Michael Sullivan (BSC ’61) Mary Jane* and Michael* DiCosola (MD ’42) John (BSC ’59) and Terese Mulkern Terry (BS ’59) the greatest needs of society. By 1773, Willouise Donovan* (BA ’39) Judith and Robert* Van Kampen Sally and James Dowdle his legacy had created more than 700 Jean* and Charles* Walgreen Jr. Vincent J. Galante* (MD ’43) Patricia (MSW ’97) and Daniel Walsh (JD ’74) schools and 175 seminaries throughout Carol and Joseph* Gentile (PhB ’48) Dorothy Weil* the world. Today, millions of people from Joan Los Hank (BS ’54) and William J. Hank Denise DeBartolo York and John York II (MD ’74) Jane* and John* Igini (MD ’47) all corners of the globe are educated and John Zukowski* Hollye (BSN ’97, MSW ’06) and Jeffrey Jacobs (JD ’74) have served in the Jesuit tradition that he Adelaide Johnson* (MUND ’34) established. Loyola referred to himself as Mignon Johnson* a pilgrim, and he will forever be known Barbara and John Keeley Jr. Constance and Dennis Keller for pioneering the vision for the Society Donald P. and Byrd M. Kelly Family Foundation of Jesus.

* Deceased member LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 5

Ignatius Loyola, Francis Xavier, and Peter Faber were college friends whose vision, mission, and prayer were the compass that guided the Society of Jesus and shaped the proud tradition of Jesuit education and service. • The Founders’ Circle, Loyola University Chicago’s most prestigious giving society, honors the men and women who have made philanthropic gifts totaling more than $100,000 to our University. These men and women have helped to carry on the work of these Jesuit founders.

Barry McCabe francis xavier Carrie Miller* Society Joanne Cipolla and James Moore Cumulative gifts Walter Mullady* (BS ’26) of $500,000 to $999,999 Genevieve* and Peter* Nelson (MD ’26) Virginia Piper* Antoinette Vigilante and Patrick Arbor (BSC ’58) John Rosich* (BSC ’30) Margaret Baima* (MD ’47) Erica and James Sandner (BBA ’61) Helen Balling* Helen and Jack Schwartz Paul Begich* (BSC ’55) Frederick Selfridge* (MD ’46) Melvin R. and Randy Lamm Berlin (JD ’91) Mary Josephine Stack* (MA ’50) Bernard Brennan* (PhB ’37) Joan Steinbrecher* (MEd ’64, PhD ’80) Mildred (BS ’49, MEd ’54) and Joseph Brodner Lucille* and Orion* Stuteville Jacob Brotman* (MD ’33) Connie* and Bolton* Sullivan Ethel Burns* (BA ’55) Martin Svaglic* (BA ’38, MA ’40) Mary Isabelle Caestecker* Alma* and Joseph* Verhaag (MD ’28) Audree* and Donald* Casey (MD ’43) Carol Vining* James King Lee Choy* (MD ’37) Kathleen and Charles Walgreen III Marie (MA ’56) and James* Cowhey (BS ’55) Viola Ward* (BS ’35, MSW ’42) Mark Daniels* (DDS ’46) Rosemarie* (PhB ’40) and Glenn* Wessies Arthur Davis Jr.* (MSIR ’71) Elsie* and Eugene* Weyler Edward Egan* (MD ’21) Dahlia* and Louis* Zale Sr. (PhB ’48) Mary Anne English* Dorothy Wood Zietz* (MSW ’46) Joseph and Bessie Feinberg Foundation rancis Xavier, born in Spain in Lee and Charles* Finkl Dorothy* and Stephen* Frawley 1506, is considered the greatest Helen Galvin* missionary since the time of the Nancy and Alvin Gorman Apostles. In just 10 years after joining Dorothy* and John* Gormley Rosemary* and John* Grant (MD ’43) Ignatius Loyola in creating the Society Rolf M. Gunnar, MD, and Family of Jesus, Xavier traveled to Italy, France, Arthur Marc Harris* Judith and Marvin Herb Spain, Portugal, India, Japan, and the Marie Herzog* (MUND ’62) Philippines to establish educational Heidi and Peter Huizenga institutions rooted in the Jesuit mission. Virginia* and Robert* Joyce John Jozwiak* (BA ’50, JD ’54) He embodied the youthful spirit and Peter M. Kelliher Sr.* idealism of the Jesuit order. Lois and William* Knapp (MD ’46) Shirley* and William Koloseike (BSC ’51) The Wing-Tat Lee* Family Jennifer Leischner Litowitz (JD ’94) and Alec N. Litowitz Roxanne and Rocco Martino (MBA ’78) 6 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

Evelyn* and William* Barnett Sr. (JD ’41) Maureen and William Gallagher Barrett Charitable Foundation Mary and Robert* Galvin Ann* and Alvin* Baum Dr. Richard L. Gamelli and Mary C. Gamelli Jennifer and Aaron Berk Ethel Geiger* Pamela and Harlan J. Berk Glenn Gentile Micki and Joseph* Bernstein (JD ’35) The Honorable Susan Getzendanner (BBA ’66, JD ’66) Walter Bielawski* (BS ’50, MBA ’72) and Stanton Kessler Jose Biller, MD (MRES ’80) Amy Glaister* (JD ’39) Mary Jo and James Bolan (MD ’61) Jean and Louis Glunz III, PhD (BS ’51) Mary Jane and James Boris Rose* and John* Goedert (BA ’35, JD ’40) Georgia* and Leonard* Borland (DDS ’34) Eileen and Leonard* Golan Carolyn and James Bouchard (BBA ’84) David Goldman* Edna Bowens* (JD ’30) Jennifer and Isaac Goldman Patricia Bugelas-Brandt and William Brandt Jr. James Gonner* (MD ’44) Thomas Brisch* Helen (BSN ’63) and Elliot* Grace Virginia* (MUND ’39) and Robert* Broderick Joseph Grady* (BA ’28, JD ’32) Sheila Burns* (BS ’63) Ellen Sue and Michael Greco Anthony Caine Regina Gruss* (PhB ’50) David Callaghan* Debra and Jordan Hadelman Kim and John Callaghan (MD ’78) Beatrice* (MA ’36) and Patrick* Haggerty Helen and Ronald* Callahan (JD ’51) Janice and Robert Hammersmith Jayne Campbell* (PhB ’50) Marian Haney (BS ’66, MBA ’71, JD ’74) and Paul Catherine Cashman* (MUND ’49, MEd ’54) Murphy (BBA ’69) L. Alice Chiang Susan Marzec Hannigan (JFRC ’76–’77, BA ’77) and Joan and Robert Clifford James Hannigan Jr. (JFRC Spring ’77, BS ’77) Jane and John Colavincenzo (MD ’47) Charlotte* and Bernard* Harris (BSC ’37) orn in 1506, Peter Faber grew Glenna Collins* Mary Kathryn Hartigan up as a shepherd in the French Margaret Conley* (MD ’59) Thomas W. Havey (BSC ’45) Bernard Conway* (JD ’50) Leon Hayes* (BS ’59) Alps. He was held in high esteem William Conway* (MD ’38) Susanna Hayes, PhD (JFRC ’62–’63, BS ’64) by his peers for his profound knowledge Patricia and Frank M.* Covey Jr. (BS ’54, JD ’57) Ramona Hayes Healy* Joan Cramer* (BSN ’85) Eileen Kamerick and Victor Heckler (BS ’64, MA ’67, and gentle sanctity and was the first of PhD ’70) Patricia Crowley* Helen Heerey* (MSW ’39) the companions to be ordained a priest. Elizabeth* and Edward* Cudahy Beatrice Heimerdinger* (MEd ’64) He was known as a great listener and Becky D’Angelo (MUND ’50) Liselotte Herman* Timothy (MBA ’71) and Jacqueline Danis counselor, and he became an effective Janice* and William* Hines (JD ’48) Catherine and Hanley Dawson III Nancy (PhD ’87) and Frank Hogan III (BS ’59, MEd ’80) preacher and giver of the “Jesuit Ruth* and Thomas* Dean Huang Hsueh-Chin Catherine and Edward Denten (BSC ’54) Spiritual Exercises.” Becky and Christopher Hurley (JD ’84) John Devery* (JD ’28) Mary* (MA ’56) and John* Huston, MD Nelyon Dewson* Margaret Hycner-Nealon* Jean and William Divane Jr. Legoria and Robert* Hynes (BS ’65, JD ’69) Sandra (BS ’92, MEd ’94) and William Dobozi (MD ’73) Patricia and Donald Izban (BS ’54) Thomas Doody* (MD ’51) Katherine Janega (JD ’77) and Gerald Keenan Mary Shirley and Carl* Dorfler (BSC ’49) peter faber Society Jerome Janiec* (BSC ’53) Patricia and Jospeh DuCanto Loretta Jans* Cumulative gifts Rita Dukette* of $100,000 to $499,999 Joseph Jarabak, DDS* Evelyn Dyba* Christina Johnson-Wolff (BA ’72) and Richard Wolff Vincent Accardi* Gerard Egan (BA ’53, MA ’59, PhD ’69) Elizabeth Joyce* John Adank* Edward W. Elliott Jr. Stephen F. and Pamela R. Kasbeer Adreani Foundation William Fahey Chester Kasmer* Alberta and William Aldinger George Fawcett Jr.* (JD ’53) Kay and Peter* Kearney (MD ’48) Margaret and William Allen III Mary Kate (JFRC ’63–’64) and John* Felice (MA ’72) Catherine Kelley* Carmelo Andolina* (MD ’41) Kathryn Flanner* Charles Kellstadt* William Angus* (BS ’53, MD ’56) Margo (BA ’74) and David Fowler (BBA ’71) Lisa and Patrick Kelly Lanette* and Thomas Anton Elaine and Zollie* Frank Patricia Marcotte Kerrigan, PhD (MUND ’80) Anthony Anzalone* (JD ’40) Ruth and Robert* Freeark Robert Kerrigan Jr. Fern Asma (MD ’46) Gary David Friedman* (JD ’62) Vincent Kerrigan* Helen* (BS ’55) and John* Ayres Judith Froehlich Klamut (BS ’69, MD ’73, MRES ’76) and Rose and Steven Bagby Michael Klamut (MD ’73, MRES ’78) Charles Kerwin* Gloria and Francis Banich (BS ’54, MD ’57) Helmuth Fuchs, PhD (BS ’62) Alvina and The Honorable Roger Kiley Jr. (JD ’66) M. Rita (BSC ’58) and John Barnett (BSC ’51) Isabel* and Robert* Gallagher Gladys Kiniery* (BSN ’36)

* Deceased member LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 7

James Kirchschlager Oluf Oberg* Genevieve Sokolowski* Mary Anne Kirchschlager Nicky and William* O’Donnell Marie Soltys* Michelle and Richard Klarchek George O’Grady (BS ’55) Dorothy* and Frederick* Specht Elaine Gorczyca Klein (BSN ’69) and George Klein Barbara and Sidney Oko Helen Stander* Mary Knoedler* (BSN ’49) Mary Alice O’Laughlin (MSW ’47) Wanda Stanul* Janet and Frank* Krabec Barbara (JD ’69) and Edward* O’Toole Dorothy Stevens* (MEd ’57) Rose Krasa* Ozmon Family Foundation Margaret and Julian* Stevens (BS ’53) Joseph Kremper* (MD ’68, MRES ’73) Angeline Parker Poss* Vivijeanne* and Edwin* Sujack (PhB ’48) Audrey A. Krueger Trust Esther Parr* Kathleen and Gregory Sujack (JD ’84) Eileen and Vern Lahart (BA ’50, JD ’51) Mary Kay and Mario Pasin Julie Sujack Rosenberger Debbie and John Lahey Mary (MUND ’59) and Ronald Pawl (BS ’57, MD ’61) Margaret Sujack, DDS (BS ’78), and Donald Sujack Marguerite and Frederick Langenberg Geraldine Peiffer* (MD ’49) (BBA ’78, MBA ’85) Jeanne (MUND ’74) and Desmond LaPlace Susan* (JFRC Spring ’63) and Anthony Piazza Jr. Maureen and Stephen Sujack Doris (MUND ’54) and Robert Latousek (BSC ’55) (JFRC ’62–’63) Sophie Swienton* Otto W. Lehmann Foundation Marion Piggotti* Jean and J. Scott Sykora Sue Lehoang, DDS, and Mike Lehoang (MD ’74) Carol and Hadley Pihl Joyce and Calvin Tanko Laura and Gregory LeVert (MBA ’72) Robin Smith and William Plante (BS ’59) Patricia O’Shea and Frank Tannura (JFRC Fall ’76, BBA ’79) Julia Deal Lewis* and Frank* Lewis Laddie Poduska* (JD ’37) Jacqueline and William Tansey (BS ’57, MD ’61, MPS ’01) Herbert Lewis* (DDS ’29) Richard Poley (MD ’57) Arthur Tarchala* Michael (JD ’65) and Mary Lou Leyden Thomas Potasz* (MD ’26) Sheila* and Timothy Toomey (JD ’65) Shari Lichtenstein (MSW ’85) Helen Potter* Robert Tornello* (MD ’43) Don (BA ’72) and Terri Liebentritt Fausta Povilonis* Theresa (BSN ’75) and Mario Tse (BS ’77, DDS ’81) Kathleen H. Linden* COL (IL) J.N. Pritzker, IL ARNG (Ret.) (BA ’79) Charles Turgrimson* Sydelle Lipman* (BSN ’46) Harriett* (MUND ’36) and Howard* Reed Bonnie and Fidelis Umeh Ingrid and John LoGiudice (BS ’70, MD ’74) Maralyn and Michael K. Reilly Victoria Vacha* (MD ’47) Carolyn and Patrick Lynch (BBA ’82) Joan and Leonard* Richman Betty and Jerome* Van Gorkom Lenore* (JD ’92) and John Madden Patricia L. Riggs (MUND ’61) Suzanne and David* Van Ort (DDS ’53) Marie Majsterek* Carol Robbins (JFRC ’64–’65) and Herbert Wolff Katherine Vogelheim (JFRC ’77–’78) and John Hansen Harold Manfredi* (MD ’47) Sharon and David Robinson Alice* and Robert* Wagner (MRE ’73) Helen Marasz* Violet* and Joseph* Roda Rita Walsh* (MD ’50) Shirley and Samuel* Marotta (BSC ’39) Linda and Curt Rodin (JD ’75) Netty and Edward Wanandi Anne and Stuart Marshall (MD ’70) Germaine* (MUND ’65) and John* Rooney (MBA ’69) Laura and Dan Webb (JD ’70) Eloise* and Harold* Martin Susan Deborah Rosenberg* (MSW ’99) Mary Jo (JFRC ’75–’76) and Sheldon Weinig Jeanne Masterson* Walter Rozycki* Judithe and Jerome Wensinger (MD ’58) Alice Husisian Mayer* (MUND ’70) Mary* and Anthony Rudis Ruth Mary Whelan* (MUND ’37, MA ’54) Carol McCarthy (MBA ’85) Mary and Santo Ruggero (MD ’46) Raymond White* Margaret McCarthy* (MEd ’40) Rose Marie Russo* Charles Whittingham (BS ’51) Genevieve McClevey* (MUND ’33) Donna and James Ryan (MD ’55) Frances (MUND ’62) and Mitchell Wiet (JD ’65) Francis McCracken* (MEd ’50) Linda Salisbury (JD ’91) Kenneth Williams* John McCrann* Florence Schaffenegger* Margaret Williams* (PhB ’41) Clement McDonald* Loretta Schmidt* Morton Wolf* (JD ’35) Henry McDonald* (BA ’35, JD ’39) Kathleen Egan Schreiber (MUND ’70) and John Francis Wolfe Jr. (JD ’98) Robert McDonald* (BS ’51) Schreiber (BBA ’68) Melvin Wolfe* Sistie and Eugene McEnery (MD ’57) Cathleen and Bryan Schultz (BS ’71, MD ’74) Wilbur Wolfe* Lorraine* (MA ’58) and Alan* McFee (BS ’51, MA ’53) Dolores Schumann Charles Wynn* Kathleen McKay* (MEd ’55) Isabelle* and Benjamin* Schwarcz (MD ’31) Linda and Jay* Young (MD ’63) Marcella (MUND ’48, MD ’51) and John* Meyer (MD ’51) Charles M. Schwartz* Memorial Foundation Jill (BS ’71) and Daniel Youngberg Jo-Ann and Thomas Michalak (BS ’63) Frank Schwartz* Walter Zanozik* Hymen Milgrom* Diane (MEd ’60) and Roger Serzen Edward Ziemba* Lucelle Miller* Elizabeth and Philip Sheridan Sr. (MD ’50) Mary Anne Miller* Esther Mae Shields* Robert Mode* (BS ’51) Sakaye Shigekawa (MD ’40) Evelyn Molback* Dorothy* and Frank* Shirey (JD ’48) Aimee* and John Morrissey Gloria Sieben* Margaret* and Harold* Moser Sheldon Siegel* (MEd ’76, EdD ’80) Rosemary* (MUND ’47) and John* Murphy (BA ’68) Helen* and John* Skowron (MD ’43) Gerald Nagel Sr.* (BS ’49) Eleonore* (MUND ’36) and Vincent* Skowronski Florence Nasenbeny* (BSN ’50) Edward Smith* (MD ’35) Raymond Nemecek* (MD ’43) Patty and G. Andrews Smith Patricia and Richard* Nerad John K. Smith* Marion Normile* Marcia Friedl-Smith (JD ’78) and Todd Smith (JD ’76) Charlene and Mark Novak (JD ’77) Walter Smith* (PhD ’52) 8 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

damen society Jack Arnold Damen, S.J. (1815–90), for whom the Damen Society is named, helped establish Hartman Holy Family Church, Chicago’s first Jesuit parish. His vision of a church, school, and Chair college on the city’s Near West Side led to St. Ignatius College, the predecessor to Loyola BBA ’80, MBA ’82, JD ’85 University Chicago. • The Damen Society recognizes alumni and friends who support Loyola with gifts of $1,000 or more.

Raymond C. Baumhart, William Simpson LL Lynn Carlson and Philip O’Connor, PhD Dr. Richard L. Gamelli and S.J., Associates Edwin Sujack* (PhB ’48) (JFRC ’68–’69, BA ’70) LL Mary C. Gamelli LL Kathleen and Gregory Sujack (JD ’84) William Pokorny Sr.* (JD ’40) Patrice and Alexander Ghanayem, MD $50,000 or more Julie Sujack Rosenberger Stuart Rose Marie (BBA ’87) and Raymond Ginther Evelyn* and William* Barnett Sr. Margaret Sujack, DDS (BS ’78), and Linda Salisbury (JD ’91) LL Mary Gormley (MUND ’43) (JD ’41) LL Donald Sujack (BBA ’78, MBA ’85) Julie and Joseph Serra James Govan Bernard Beazley* (JD ’50) Maureen and Stephen Sujack LL Alexandria and Brian Speers (JD ’93) Frances Condon and John Hanks Dorothy (MUND ’62) and Michael John (BSC ’59) and Terese Mulkern Martin Stock (BA ’84) Judy (BSEd ’77) and Thomas Hund L Carbon, MD (BS ’62) L Terry (BS ’59) LL Jeanie Glunz Sullivan (JFRC Spring ’85) (BBA ’76) Linda (JFRC ’74–’75, BS ’75, MA ’77) and Theresa (BSN ’75) and Mario Tse (BS ’77, Mary Tolan (BBA ’82) Becky and Christopher Hurley (JD ’84) Kevin Conway (BA ’73, JD ’76) DDS ’81) LL Jean Unsworth Michiko Itatani Barbara and John Cooney (JD ’79) Laura and Dan Webb (JD ’70) Francis Wolfe Jr. (JD ’98) Katherine Janega (JD ’77) and Loretta (JD ’77) and Robert Cooney Marybeth and Michael Zindrick Gerald Keenan LL L (JD ’78) L (MD ’79, MRES ’84) Alvina and The Honorable Roger Kiley L Rosemary and John Croghan (BS ’52) L James F. Maguire, S.J., Jr. (JD ’66) LL L Herta Cuneo L Associates Mary Anne Kirchschlager LL John Cuneo LL $25,000 to $49,999 James T. Hussey, S.J., Stephen Klingel Marcia Friedl-Smith (JD ’78) and Todd Associates David Kraker, MD (MRES ’87) Smith (JD ’76) L. Alice Chiang Constance and John Kurowski $10,000 to $24,999 Nancy and Alvin Gorman LL The Crown Family (JFRC ’73–’74, BA ’75) Susanna Hayes, PhD (JFRC ’62–’63, BS ’64) Timothy (MBA ’71) and Thomas Anton Eileen and Vern Lahart (BA ’50, JD ’51) LL Jeffrey Karp Jacqueline Danis Antoinette Vigilante and Patrick Arbor Holly and Terry Light, MD L Mary DePauw, PhD (BS ’70), and A. Don (BA ’72) and Terri Liebentritt L (BSC ’58) Carolyn and Patrick Lynch (BBA ’82) LL L Philip DePauw III, MD (BS ’68) Roxanne and Rocco Martino (MBA ’78) L Josephine and Robert Beavers Wayne Magdziarz (BA ’82, MBA ’87) LL Geralyn and Thomas Donovan Barry McCabe Richard Bell II (JFRC ’67–’68) Judith and James Meehan (MBA ’69) Edward W. Elliott Jr. Alfie and Allan Norville (BS ’60) Melvin R. and Randy Lamm Berlin (JD ’91) Jo-Ann and Thomas Michalak (BS ’63) LL Deborah and Mark Essig (BBA ’81) Elizabeth (BS ’75) and Robert Parkinson Debra and James Brasher (BBA ’75) Martha and William* Moran (BS ’67) William Fahey Jr. (BBA ’73, MBA ’75) LL Mary (JD ’84) and Robert Buddig Ruthellyn (BA ’75) and Ronald Musil Patrick Foley, MD (BS ’68) Richard Poley (MD ’57) LL Victoria Dvonch (MD ’76, MRES ’81) Alice (MUND ’61) and Richard Nagle L Jean and Louis Glunz III, PhD (BS ’51) L Susan and Joseph Power Jr. (JD ’77) L L and Wilton Bunch, MD (MRES ’81) (MD ’63) LL Marilyn and Michael Quinlan (PhB ’67, Louis Glunz IV Kathryn and John Burke Terry Newman (BA ’71) MBA ’70) LL Diane and Michael Hora (MBA ’72) Mary and Peter Carey (JD ’69) LL J. Christopher Noonan, MD (MRES ’88) Audrey (BSEd ’78) and Albert Ratner Renee and David Lubell Rebecca (JD ’88) and David Carlins Carole and Martin Norville Linda and Curt Rodin (JD ’75) LL Janet Martin (JD ’88) Jack O’Connell Jr. (JFRC ’68–’69) Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen Anne Marie and Paul McCann (JD ’51) Suzanne and Joel Carlins Carolyn (MSW ’89) and J. Paul O’Keefe L Kathleen Egan Schreiber (MUND ’70) Joan Mullins L Mary and F. John Cushing III (BBA ’73, (MD ’71, MRES ’74) LL and John Schreiber (BBA ’68) Barbara Lenfesty and Richard Mullins, JD ’76) Barbara (JD ’69) and Edward* Michael and Nydia Searle MD (BS ’70) Ann and Orest Dachniwsky (BBA ’82, O’Toole LL MBA ’99) Michaela and Richard Parrillo Sr. Catherine and Edward Denten (BSC ’54) Mary and Mario Pasin Karen and Robert Desjardins (MD ’71, Mary and James Perry MRES ’74) Laurel and Ronald Potkul, MD (§) (L ) Deborah (JFRC ’74–’75) and Ted Dobbs GOLD members L oyola Loyalists L Joan and David Pritchard (JFRC ’72– (JFRC Spring ’75) ’73, BBA ’74, MA ’92) Graduates Of the Last Those who have supported Sandra (BS ’92, MEd ’94) and William Karen and Thomas Rafter (JD ’71) LL Decade—those who received Loyola in each of the most Dobozi (MD ’73) L L Sandra and Timothy Rand John Falvey their undergraduate degree recent 10 fiscal years, or, if a Laura Randolph (MD ’96, MRES ’01) Marianne and Dennis Fraher from Loyola within the past GOLD member, those who and Jerome Oakey (MD ’98, (JFRC ’84–’85) MRES ’03) 10 years. have made a gift every year Mary Barmes Froelich (MUND ’67) and Josephine Riccardi since graduation. Cezar Froelich (BS ’67, JD ’70)

* Deceased member § GOLD member LL Loyola Loyalist LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 9

James Riley Susan and John Ciciora Deborah and John Lahey LL Patricia Simpson Sharon and David Robinson Ellen and Robert Cimala Laurel and William Laird Ronald Skwarek (BBA ’74) LL Kathleen (MD ’78) and Gary William Cleary III Jeanne (MUND ’74) and Desmond Leonard Slotkowski Jr. (JFRC ’65–’66, Schneiderman (MD ’77, MRES ’78) Jane and John Colavincenzo LaPlace LL BA ’69, MEd ’72) Eileen and Scott Seyfarth (MD ’47) LL Sue Lehoang, DDS, and Mike Lehoang Patty and G. Andrews Smith Kyoko and Mitsuzo Shida Kathleen (BA ’73) and Vincent Cook (MD ’74) Marcia and Anthony Spagnolo Ruth and Eugene Sikora (BA ’72, JD ’75, MA ’75) Margaret and Stephen Lombardo Jr. LL (MD ’61) Adrienne Block, PhD, and Stephen Michael Crane (JD ’66) Christine Long Donna and Michael (BBA ’75) Stanczak Squinto (BA ’78, PhD ’84) Charlotte (BSN ’82) and David Cziperle William Lowry (JD ’87) Cynthia and Paul Stark Karen and Phil Stefani (MD ’88, MRES ’00) Jamie and Patrick Maloney Joan Steel Patricia O’Shea and Frank Tannura William Daley (BA ’70) Mari Sue (MSN ’82) and Michael Patrick Stiff (MD ’75) (JFRC Fall ’76, BBA ’79) Dolores and Ronald Daly (MBA ’80) Merchut (MD ’79, MRES ’85) LL Maria and Walid Tamari (MBA ’96) Cleveland Tyson (JD ’76) Phillip DeChristopher, PhD (MD ’82) Kenneth Micetich (BS ’69, MD ’74/75, Jackie Taylor Holsten (JD ’99) and Kumiko Watanuki, PhD (MUND ’84, Mary Jo and Warren DeMaio MRES ’78) LL Peter Holsten MA ’87) Linda and John Deutsch (BA ’69) LL Carol and Terry Moritz (BS ’66, JD ’70) Molly and James Toole Frances (MUND ’62) and Mitchell Wiet Anne and John Dowdle Jr. (MD ’74) LL John Morrissey LL Debra and Scott Upp L (JD ’65) L Thomas B. Doyle, in memory of his Mary (MSW ’61) and Charles Murdock Nancy and Leonard Vertuno, MD LL Simone Ziegler wife, Patricia Ricci Doyle (JD ’63) LL Caroline (JD ’92) and Paul Vickrey Patricia and Joseph DuCanto Deirdre (JFRC ’81–’82) and Stephen (JD ’80) LL Virginia (BBA ’76) and Royal Fisher Nardi Michelle and Matthew Vranicar Samuel K. Wilson, S.J., Ruth Freeark Susan (MUND ’79) and John Naughton Cynthia and Robert Wagner, MD Associates Dorothy and Herbert Freundt (BBA ’78) Donna and Thomas Weigel (MD ’84) Lorraine Nelson (BA ’90) $5,000 to $9,999 Helen Frye (JFRC ’75–’76, BS ’77) Judithe and Jerome Wensinger Leigh and Gregory Furda (BA ’69, Denise (JFRC ’73–’74, BA ’75, MA ’83) (MD ’58) L Jean and Andreas Antoniou (JD ’82) MA ’71, JD ’75) and John Noell Jr. (JD ’85) L Elizabeth and Charles Wheatley L Kristen and David Arnason Jill and Brock Furlong Martin O’Donnell (BS ’60) L (JD ’82) Fern Asma (MD ’46) Nancy Gibbs (MD ’78) Pat and Mark Ohlendorf Elizabeth Wilson (MSW ’61) Elaine (BSEd ’64, MEd ’75, EdD ’80) and Christina and Ronald Gidwitz Patricia and John O’Keefe Jr. (BSC ’60) Lidia and Philip Wolin Leo Athas L L Dorothea and James Gilliam Kathy and Joe Perrino The Honorable Corinne Wood (JD ’79) Eva Bading, MD L L Margaret Giuffre (MUND ’54) Karen (BS ’76) and Edward Phillipp Jr. Don Wycliff Anne Bannister (JFRC Fall ’84, BBA ’85, (BS ’75) Kim Giusfredi Denise and John York II (MD ’74/75, MBA ’93) Stephen Phillips (JD ’85) Amber Gravett, PhD (BA ’94), and MRES ’77) Sophia Sarkos and Robert Barnes, MD David Tuma (BA ’94) L Shelia and Thomas Quinn (MRES ’86) L Susan and Bennett Grimm Jr. Eileen and Patrick Quirke (BS ’75, Joan Batchen (JFRC ’81–’82, BA ’83, MD ’78, MRES ’83) Joan Los Hank (BS ’54) and William J. Henry J. Dumbach, S.J., MBA ’88) Gregory Rataj (BS ’71, MA ’73) L Hank LL L Associates Verna Baughman (MD ’81) LL L Susan Marzec Hannigan (JFRC ’76–’77, Maralyn and Michael K. Reilly L Judith Berg (MSW ’72, MSIR ’85) L $2,500 to $4,999 L BA ’77) and James Hannigan Jr. (JFRC Elizabeth and Thomas Rieser Carole Bilina L L Spring ’77, BS ’77) LL (MD ’73) L Ida Androwich, PhD (BSN ’78) L Rhonda and Jose Biller, MD (MRES ’80) Mary Kathryn Hartigan Carol Robbins (JFRC ’64–’65) and Graciela and Juan Angelats, MD Mary and James Binsfeld (BS ’67) Cathryn Matot Hartman (MBA ’92) and Herbert Wolff (MRES ’76) Ann Blouin, PhD (MSN ’80), and Robert John Hartman (BBA ’80, MBA ’82, Joyce and Leo Roberts (MD ’58, James Babler, PhD (BS ’66) Blouin LL JD ’85) MBA ’95) LL Gloria and Francis Banich (BS ’54, Norma Jean and Kenneth Brandau Eileen (BS ’86) and John Healy (JD ’88) James Rocks, PhD LL MD ’57) LL Donna and Donald Brown Jr. Gail (MD ’82) and David Hecht (MD ’82, Don Romanaggi (MD ’60) LL Deborah Ann and John Bell (JD ’71) LL (JD ’73) L L MBA ’09) LL Colleen and Joseph Ronan (JD ’75) LL D. William Bishop III Kathleen and L. Edward Bryant Jr. Janice and Michael Hess (BS ’73) Richard Rosenberg LL Linda Brubaker, MD, and Warren The Honorable Anne Burke and The Kathleen and Charles Hewell (BS ’80, Mary Rueckert-Cooper and Thomas Brubaker Honorable Edward Burke MD ’84) LL Cooper Shaun (BBA ’88) and Gregory Budnik Therese and Terrence Burns (BA ’75) LL Leslie Hindman Christine Rydel, PhD (MUND ’66), and Joan (BSN ’74) and Vincent Bufalino Peggy and Kevin Callahan Liliane and Jeffrey Holland Edward Cole, PhD LL (BS ’74, MD ’77, MRES ’80) John Caltagirone (BSBA ’69) Deborah and James Hopkinson Gregory Schiller Kathy Byrne (JD ’88) Joleen and William Cannon (MD ’88, (JD ’85) LL Catherine and Mark Schmid Helen and Allen Cahill (MD ’60) MRES ’93) LL Brian Hummert Patricia Schostok Reese (BS ’74, Eileen Cahill (BS ’76, MD ’79) Mary and Greg Carew Candice and John Janicik (JD ’86) LL MEd ’78, EdD ’82) and Errol Reese, Regina and John Cahill (MD ’81, Mary Beth and J. Kenny Carlin PhD L Maureen and Richard Jordan (BA ’67) LL L MRES ’85) Theresa and Michael Caron (MD ’82, Sharon and Robert Jordan Jr. Maureen (JFRC ’66–’67, BA ’68) and Susan (MUND ’82) and David Cannon LL MRES ’89) (PhD ’00) Robert Schuberth (JFRC ’66–’67) Mimi Carlin Karen and James Centner Jr. Susan and Timothy Kanold (PhD ’02) Barbara and Barry Schwartz Dottie and John Carpenter (BSC ’56) (JFRC ’66–’67) Michael Sennett (JD ’77) L Joan and William Kistner (BBA ’72) LL L Katie B. Clarke, Ph.D (BSN ’68) and Cheryl and Leonard Cerullo, MD Michelle and Richard Klarchek Katherine and Clifford Shultz, PhD John Clarke LL James Chandler Merrillyn Kosier (MBA ’90) and James Jacquelin (BSN ’91) and R. Matthew Patricia and Charles Collopy Jr. Bonita and Michael Cho (JD ’93) Kinoshita Simon (JFRC ’77–’78, BA ’80, JD ’82, Jane and Robert Conti (MD ’55) JFRC Fall ’00)

This honor roll of donors is reflective of gifts made between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. 10 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

Angelika and John Conway (MBA ’89) Gregory Lakota Susan Schwartz (JD ’80) LL Laura Bloem and James Audia Deborah (BBA ’76) and Thomas Roberta Lammers-Campbell, PhD Mary (MUND ’71, JD ’74) and Steve Judy Baar Topinka Corcoran (BBA ’76) Rose Marie and Edward Lee (MD ’48) LL Shellenberg LL Yoshiho and Robert Baba (DDS ’57) Pamela and The Honorable John Jane Yeun, MD, and Randall Lee William Sherry Lisa and James Baker Jr. (MD ’78) Cullerton (BA ’70, JD ’74) (MD ’86) William Simmons, PhD N. Kurt Baker-Watson (MD ’95, George Cybulski, MD (MBA ’10) LL Steven Lisker (JD ’80) LL Mary (BS ’53) and Raymond Simon MRES ’99) Anne and Michael Daly (JFRC ’71–’72, Anne Lesser and Robert Lufrano (BA ’53, JD ’56) LL The Honorable Mark Ballard (BACL ’79, BA ’73) (MD ’76) Martin Spalding JD ’83) Laurie and Anthony DeLio III Kathleen and William Lynch Jr. LL Antoinette (JFRC Fall ’75) and Lisa (MBA ’98) and Earl Barnes Paul Diaz Richard Mannion, MD (MRES ’88) Christopher Spohn M. Rita (BSC ’58) and John Barnett Charlotte and Robert Don Alice Maresh (MEd ’62) LL Bernadette Strzyz (MD ’68) (BSC ’51) LL Margaret and Michael Dreznes Julia Marshall (MD ’83) and Jerry Kane Barry Sullivan Margaret Barpal (MBA ’80) Patricia (MUND ’57, MA ’58, PhD ’66) Ann and Philip May (BBA ’67) LL Jean and Michael Sullivan (BSC ’61) Wendy Barr, PhD (BSN ’69), and L and John Ewers (BA ’55) Valerye McCarthy (MUND ’52) LL Patricia (MUND ’62) and Thomas Vincent Barr, MD L Katherine (MUND ’80) and Francis Marybeth McLean Roberts Sullivan LL Patricia and Anthony Barrett (JD ’66) L Fennell Jr., PhD L Brian McLean (BA ’93) Karin Swartz (MD ’96) and Dominic Carl Barsanti (MD ’74/75) Marie (JFRC Spring ’88, BS ’89) and Phyllis Jane and Donald McLean Fee, MD Diana and Richard Barthel Brian Fitzpatrick (JFRC ’90–’91, (BSC ’60) Kalpana and Atul Thakkar (MBA ’74) Terrence Bartolini (BS ’79, DDS ’83) BA ’92) L L Tim McLean (BA ’92) Jeffrey Trautmann, PhD (BS ’94, BA ’96) Daniel Batlan (MD ’85) Anne and M. Norton Flanagan Erica Hartl and Aaron Michelfelder Thomas Turk, MD (MRES ’99) William Bayer (MD ’86, MRES ’91) LL (MD ’62) (MD ’97) Joanne Twomey (MUND ’62) Angela and Larry Bearden Helen and Thomas Flynn Karen Lee (MSN ’76) and Robert Miller Aldona and Ronald Walker, PhD Kathleen Beaulieu (MPS ’97) and Margaret Foran and David Schmidt (MD ’74, MRES ’75) LL Patricia and Joseph Waters Jr. James Peterson Margaret and Gayle Franzen Christine and Larry Mirick (MBA ’81) Suzanne (BSN ’77) and Norbert Becker, L Elizabeth Funer L Cabrina and John Moran (BS ’60, Eileen (JFRC ’69–’70, BA ’71) and MD (BS ’77) Dorothy (BS ’68) and Daniel Fusco MD ’64, MS ’64) LL Richard Weicher (JFRC ’69–’70, JD ’74) Mary Jane and Paul Belich, MD L (JD ’64) L Keith Muccino, S.J. (MD ’77) Barbara and Oliver Whetstone Carol Ann and Randall Berning Nancy Gerrie Bowen (JFRC ’74–’75) Kurt Natter (JFRC ’09–’10) (MD ’54) (LLM ’89) and Richard Bowen Lorraine Nelson (BA ’90) Charles Whittingham (BS ’51) LL Marjorie Beyers Loretto Glynn, MD (BS ’85) Kimberly O’Grady Rita Zralek (BS ’58, MA ’92) LL Gail and Michael Biasiello (BS ’79, Bobbie and Gilbert Gordon (JD ’74) LL L Joan and Thomas O’Hara (BBA ’64) LL Audrey Zywicki (MUND ’52) L DDS ’85) Mary Ann (BS ’73) and Roger Mary O’Reilly (MUND ’68, MEd ’71, Linda T. (BA ’72) and Frank J. Biga Grabowski (BBA ’68) EdD ’92) LL (BA ’70, MA ’74, MBA ’77) Margaret and Thomas Greubel (MD ’53) Nicki Pecori (MBA ’96) LL Arnold Damen, S.J., Adrienne Jeske (JFRC Spring ’91, Rebekah and Bernard Griffard Vera Petras, MD, and Gjuro Petras Associates BA ’93) and Michael Bigenwald (BS ’65) LL (BBA ’92) Paulette Petretti (JFRC ’70–’71, JD ’90) $1,000 to $2,499 Anita and David Gryska (BBA ’78) LL Theresa and Lawrence Biggam Mary Pirovano (MBA ’11) Darlene Markovich and Ronald Haak Ann Acker (JD ’73) L (JFRC ’65–’66) LL Beth Reece (MDiv ’10) § L (BS ’75) Nancy and Laurence Acker (JD ’76) L Vanice Billups, PhD, and Ernest Billups Carol Ann (BA ’68) and LeRoy Joseph L Barbara and James Haberkorn (BSEd ’60, MEd ’62, PhD ’72) Regner (BBA ’67) Hemda and David Addis (JD ’51) (BS ’56) LL Ann and Gerald Bjurman (BA ’73, Todd Ricketts (BA ’94) Elizabeth (BA ’74) and James Adducci Robert Halvorson (BA ’73) L MSIR ’75) LL Barbara (PhD ’97) and Conrad L Barbara and George Hanus Elizabeth and William Adler Jr. LaMoyne and Sidney Blair (MD ’48) LL Rieckhoff LL Hazel and Steve Hartman Walter Ahern (BSC ’56) L Juliana and Jules Blank (MD ’78) Theodore Rockwell (BA ’74) L Eileen Kamerick and Victor Heckler Mary (BSEd ’63) and Vernon Blessing LL Marguerite (MUND ’55) and William Sally and Robert Ahlgren (JD ’68) (BS ’64, MA ’67, PhD ’70) LL Geraldine Blumm (MUND ’55) L Rooney (JD ’58) Laura and D. Scott Alter L David Hegg (MD ’57) Stella and Stanley Bobak Anita Mangels and James Ruppe Pamela and Peter Ambrose Kristine and Jonathan Heintzelman LL Colleen and Robert Bockel (MD ’67) Kimberly Clark Rust and Mark Rust Theresa and C. Philip Andorfer Nancy (PhD ’87) and Frank Hogan III (JD ’89) (BSC ’57) LL Lee Bockhacker (MD ’57) (BS ’59, MEd ’80) LL L Steven Ryan (BBA ’79) Momi and John Andreshak, MD Richard Bodie (MD ’46) L Rose and Dennis Hughes (BS ’62) LL June and Mark Rzepczynski, PhD (MRES ’96) Sheri (JFRC Spring ’74, BS ’76) and Dan Beverly and Charles Huss (BA ’79) (BA ’79) Kathleen and Terrence Andrews Boho (JFRC Spring ’74, BA ’74, JD ’77) Lisa and John Iberle (JFRC ’73–’74, L Patricia Pulido and Manuel Sanchez John Angel (MD ’66) Mary Jo Bohr (JFRC ’71–’72, BA ’73) L BBA ’75, JFRC ’77–’78) LL Mary Jane (BSN ’61) and John Sauve Candace and Gerald Angst (BA ’72, Mary Jo and James Bolan (MD ’61) Maria Teresa and Emilio Iodice L Michael E. and Jill L. Schamberger JD ’75) L Luellen and Edmund Boland (JD ’67) Alina and Anthony Janiga (BS ’82, L Megan Schmidt Artemis and John Anos (JD ’97) L Cherie (BSEd ’79) and Michael Bond, MD ’87) L DDS (BS ’79) Danita and William Schmidt Nina Appel L Stephanie (MBA ’90) and Jeffrey James Bruno Boscardin, MD Alan Schoen (BS ’61) Rosemary and Gerard Aranha, MD Jarczyk (BBA ’86) (MRES ’75) L (MRES ’71) Karen and Thomas Schoewe L Rita and Thomas Kaiser Anne and Charles Bouchard, MD (BBA ’74) Ermin Arriola (MD ’93) Beverly Kasper (EdD ’00) Jeanne and David Bovill Ronald Schreiber (BS ’67, MD ’71, Lorraine Arvin (MEd ’02, PhD ’09) Charlotte Klein (MSW ’58) LL Barbara and James Ashley Mary Ann (JFRC ’71–’72) and Larry MRES ’75) LL Julie and Jed Klink Bowers L Dolores Schumann L Susan Atamian (MD ’86) and Lee Hart L Albert Klinski (DDS ’68) L

* Deceased member § GOLD member LL Loyola Loyalist LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 11

Anne Bowman (BS ’74, DDS ’81) and Susan Carlson (MUND ’71) LL Claire and Richard Cronin (MD ’50) Stephen Dynako (BA ’89) James Yacabucci, DDS Colleen Carney, PhD (JFRC ’72–’73), Laura and Rick Culley Victoria and Charles Ebeling Cara Boyle (JD ’01) and Robert Huemmrich Eugene Cummings (JD ’69) Catherine Eberle, MD (MUND ’79) Sylvia (BSN ’79) and William Bradshaw John J. Carolan (MD ’52) and Beatrice Joan and Richard Cuomo Sandra and Gregory Eckstein (BBA ’76) LL A. Berteau* (MUND ’47, MS ’49, Sharon and Larry Cuttone (MD ’62) LL Gertraud and Frederick Bransfield MD ’52) Gloria (MSW ’96) and Daniel Amy (MD ’83) and James Egan Ralph Braseth Beverly and John Carroll Jr. (MD ’62) Dahlinghaus (MD ’74, MRES ’79) Michael Egan (BS ’74, EdD ’07) Sally and Joseph Bredemann (BA ’48) Timothy Carroll (BS ’70) John Dainauskas (BS ’58, MD ’62) Christine and Stephen Eggerding Elaine (BSEd ’58) and Richard Brennan Susan (JFRC ’69–’70) and William Marisol and Willard Dalton Jr. Nancy and Lawrence Eisinger (MD ’75, (BA ’58, JD ’62) Carter (MD ’74/75, MRES ’76) LL MRES ’77) LL Jennifer Breuer Betty (JFRC ’65–’66) and Thomas Karen Danczak-Lyons (BS ’81) Bahman Emami, MD Casey (JFRC ’65–’66) Susan Briggs (MD ’74) Donna DeCamara (MD ’73) and Chris Heidi and Mark Enright (JD ’83) LL Linda and Elmer Casey Jr. (MD ’73) John Brockenbrough, MD (MRES ’02) Dangles (MD ’74/75) Lynda and Stephen Erf (JD ’78) LL Barbara Brodie, PhD (BSN ’57) Catherine and Robert Cassato (BS ’72) Kathleen (MUND ’60) and Thomas Meg (JFRC ’85–’86) and James Constance (BSEd ’63) and Richard Patricia Cassidy (MBA ’95) and Andrew Daniels LL Erskine III LL Wycislak Bruce Genevieve (BS ’04) and Michael Robert Esler (BA ’71, JD ’74) LL Richard Bruni (JFRC ’85–’86) Jean and Kevin Cavanaugh (MD ’95, D’Aquila (BBA ’03) § Douglas Evans, MD MRES ’00) Nancy Bruzzini (MUND ’66) Michael Darder (MD ’83) LL Mary and Michael Farley Jenna Halperin and Anthony Jan Brzozowski (MD ’85) Frances (MUND ’54) and William Nina and James Faught (JD ’76) L Centracchio L Diane and Richard Buchta (MD ’67) LL Darley Elisabeth Chapman, PhD (MA ’60), and Gabrielle Buckley (MUND ’78) Matthew Dattilo Harry Chapman Bernice Buettner Amanda and Todd Davis (BBA ’97) Marjorie and Ronald Charipar Ann Bugliani, PhD, and Americo James De Norio (MBA ’04) (MD ’80) LL Bugliani Dawn and Mark Deaton alumni donors Mary and Robert Chesser (BS ’72, Mary Jo and John Bulfin (JD ’78) L Katherine and Michael Debre (BS ’71, L MD ’75) MD ’74/75) Suzanne Burgess Christine and Stephen Chodoronek 14,000 Mel and Norman Decker Sr. Ellen and Thomas Burke (MD ’56) Valerie Choy (MD ’96) Denise and Jeffrey Burkett, MD Norman Decker Jr. 10,500 Frank Cihlar (BS ’64) LL 13,813 (MRES ’94) Kimberly (BSEd ’95) and Timothy Dee 12,774 Mine E. Cinar, PhD, and Ali Cinar, PhD Joy and Thomas Burney (JD ’77) L (BBA ’90, MBA ’95) 10,672 L Lucyna Migala and Frank Cizon, PhD 7,000 Patrice (BSN ’73) and Frank Busch Emily Deegan (MSIR ’53) LL (BSEd ’73) L Deborah and Thomas Degnan III L Sally Clair (BBA ’76, MBA ’83) 3,500 Lucia and Orey Buzzelli (MBA ’75) (BA ’70) Dana Green and Thomas Clancy Charles DeGrange (BS ’56) Phillip Cacioppo (MD ’67) (JFRC ’67–’68, BA ’69) Lois and Charles Deitschel Jr. (MD ’65) FY 10 11 12 M. Joan and James Cahill (MD ’59) Louise and William Clarkin (BS ’70, Lois and G. Patrick Cain (BS ’66, Christie and Anthony DeNicola (JFRC MBA ’77) LL MD ’70, MRES ’71) Spring ’85) LL Patricia and Michael Collins (BA ’70, Patricia (MPS ’01) and Thomas Patricia and John Calderini (BSBA ’64) MD ’78) DeStefani (MD ’81, MRES ’84) Maureen Fearon (MD ’87, MRES ’91) John Calhoun LL Susan and Giovanni Colombo (MD ’87) Antoinette and Jeff Dewaele and Robert Lipa Michael Calhoun (JD ’00) LL Chris and Terry Colwell (JFRC ’72–’73, Claire and James Diestel Jr. (MD ’55) L Dorothy Feigl (BS ’61) LL Gloria Callaci (MUND ’61) and The JFRC ’73–’74) L JoAnn and Joseph Difiglio Dawn and Robert Feller Honorable Lawrence Suffredin Jr. Ann and Thomas Connelly (BA ’55, Mary Fenelon (MUND ’77) and John (BA ’69) LL PhD ’74) Betty Dillmann (BSC ’59) Gregory LL Mary Fran Callahan (MBA ’86) and Paula Connolly Alexander Djuricich (MD ’94) L Josephine (MEd ’70) and Silvio Ferrara John Pope L Charles Connor (JD ’83) Sally Dobroski, PhD, and Bernard Dobroski, PhD (BS ’54, MEd ’59) Katherine Peshek-Campbell (BS ’77, Maria and Daniel Considine (MD ’62) MD ’80) and Daniel Campbell Mary and Harry Dolan (BS ’63) Francine Fetyko (MUND ’67) LL Nicolette (BBA ’76) and John Conway (MD ’80, MRES ’81) LL Georgia and Thomas Dolan, PhD Edward Fiedler Jr. (JD ’60) (JFRC Fall ’73, BACL ’76) LL Tammy and Robert Campbell (JD ’84) (BSBA ’69) Geraldine (MUND ’79) and John Judith Neafsey (BSN ’73, MD ’78) and Louise and Angelo Capozzi (MD ’60) Kate (BS ’77) and Paul Dombrowski, Fiedler LL Terrence Conway (BS ’71, MD ’76) LL Annette and William Cappaert MD (BA ’77) L Cheryl Paradis (BS ’89, MD ’93) and Susan Lamb and Dennis Cook L (MD ’62) John Fiedler (MD ’93) (JFRC ’72–’73, JFRC ’79–’80, JD ’79) Shawn Donnelley Teresa Cappello, MD, and Daniel L Joanne and Kevin Finger (JD ’93) Matthew Cook (JD ’09) Karen Dorff (JD ’80) L Meeker Patricia Finnegan (MUND ’56) Kathleen and Joseph Cottrell Jr. Marsha (MUND ’73) and Philip Dowd Leonard Caramela (BS ’92) Thomas Dowd (BSC ’59, JD ’63) Pamela and Stephen Fitzell (JD ’82) LL (MD ’75) LL Shauna and Michael Cardenas, MD Judith and Richard Duchossois Marlene Flanagan Margaret and William Crane LL (MRES ’88) Joan Chiaviello and Robert Flanigan, Rose and John Cranley Carmencita and William Duffy Jr. Mary Jane and William Carlin (BS ’57) L (BSN ’80, MJ ’92) MD L Marie (MUND ’62) and Dennis Crean Jimmie Flewellen Sr. (MPS ’83) L Jeffrey Carlson (BA ’06) § (BBA ’62) Peggy and Gregory Duick (MD ’72) LL L Anne Delgatto and Stanley Flis Kathleen Carlson (JFRC ’68–’69, BS ’70, Richard Cremieux (BA ’69, JD ’76) Mary Kay (BA ’79, MSIR ’89) and Daniel MA ’76, PhD ’78) L James Foley (MBA ’72) L Barbara (BS ’64, MEd ’72) and Eugene Duncan L Kathryn and Michael Carlson Croisant (BBA ’59, MSIR ’66) John Durso (JD ’77) Frank Folk, MD L (JFRC ’66–’67, BA ’68) L L Mary and Charles Cronan IV Carol and Patrick Dwyer II (BS ’62) Janice (JD ’84) and Kevin Forde (JD ’63)

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Mary Katherine Foy (JD ’97) and Forrest Gunnison (JD ’87) LL Lee Hubbell Mary and Thomas Kenkel Timothy Vezeau Colette (MD ’77) and Thomas Gushurst Thaddeus Hubert IV (JD ’10) Garry Kennebrew Jr. (MD ’12) Sarah Foyil (MD ’77) Maryane and Urban Hubert LL Barbara and Richard Kennedy, PhD William Franklin (BS ’73) LL Sheila Haas, PhD (MSN ’74), and Diane and Patrick Hughes Jr. (BBA ’57, Leslie (JFRC ’73–’74) and Thomas Judith (JD ’77) and Richard Freyman Timothy Haas LL JD ’60) LL Kennedy (BA ’68, JD ’71) (MSIR ’81) Donna (BSN ’83) and David Hale Brian and Stacey Hughes Vicki Keough (MSN ’91, PhD ’98) Christine (BBA ’67) and Louis Friedrich (MD ’71, MRES ’74) Mercedes Hulik (MUND ’48, BSC ’48) Jane Kiernan (JFRC Fall ’81) Renee Frodin (BBA ’97) Philip Hale LL Ann and Kevin Hyland Kathryn and Mark Kiernan Betty Fuentes (BSN ’55, MEd ’70) Heather Hall (MD ’06) Judy and Thomas Hynes (BS ’59, Myrtle Kilcrease (MEd ’77) Pamela and Warren Fuller (BBA ’65, Dawn Hallett JD ’62) LL Matthew Kilgo (BS ’89) JD ’67) Ruth Hamper Rosalee O. Isaly (BA ’59) LL David Kim (MD ’86) Kristin Galan (MD ’04) § Gail Hanson (BS ’70, BSN ’80, Patricia Nowak Izban and Donald Ku-Mie Kim, MD, PhD L Gladys Gallagher (BA ’73) and Ray MSN ’89) L Izban (BS ’54) LL Elizabeth and William Kinder Boyum L Catherine Hanus-Zank (MUND ’69) and L Mary Frances Jablonskis (BSN ’62) Donald King (BACL ’73) LL Jerry Zank Laurel and Charles Gambla (BS ’83, Cheryl and Jeffrey Jackson Gail and Nicholas Kinnas (MD ’65) MD ’90) Theresa Haran The Honorable Lee Jackwig Michael Klepper (MD ’74/75) Mary Winkler-Gandhi (MD ’93) and John Hardiman L L L (BACL ’72) L Therese Kloempken (MD ’95) and Kevin Gandhi (MD ’86, MRES ’92) Catherine and The Honorable William Rosina and Michael Janowak David Hughes LL Raymond Ganey (MSW ’55) LL Hart (JD ’51) (MD ’72) L L Margaret and Thomas Kloempken LL Melissa (MSN ’83) and Bill Garrigan Iris and Michael Hart (BBA ’93) L Belen Jaquez (BSN ’63) L Connie Knapp, PhD Jeffrey Garst (MD ’87) Mari R. Hatzenbuehler (JD ’86) Jan and Jurgis Jasaitis Carolyn Kobler Mary Garvin Lori Hausfeld Marilyn and Bruno Jaselskis Kimberly and Brian Koehler Mary Garzoni (MUND ’48) Thomas W. Havey (BSC ’45) L L Jill and Jay Javors Linda and Robert Kolek (BSBA ’65, Lois and Dennis Gates (MD ’65) Thomas Hawley (JFRC ’66–’67) L L Julia and Raymond Joehl, MD JD ’68) LL Shanti and Richard Gayle, MD (BS ’88) John Haydek (MD ’88, MRES ’91) Christina Johnson-Wolff (BA ’72) and Michael Koller (MD ’86, MRES ’89) LL L Marianne and David Gebhardt Jr. Alice Hayes, PhD (MUND ’59) Richard Wolff L Lisa Konieczka (MBA ’87) (MBA ’74) Constance Hayes (MD ’65) and Edward Sylvia and Richard Jones Barbara (MUND ’67) and Donald Alexander Gemignani (BBA ’96, MBA ’02) Lewison Loretta Josefowski (MUND ’52) LL Kopec (BS ’67) Linda and James Gerace Sr. (MD ’67) Kristen Hazel (JD ’88) Robert Joven (BA ’73) Nancy and Philip Kosiba (JFRC Fall ’79, L Mary and Dale Gerding William Hegan (BA ’59) L Janice (MUND ’79) and John Patrick MBA ’79) LL Patricia (BA ’76) and Thomas Germino Ann and John Heileman (MD ’55) LL Joyce Jr. (BA ’69, JD ’72) LL Elizabeth Kovacs, PhD (BA ’75, DDS ’79) Jean Hellman Ryan (BA ’74, LLM ’95) Joan (BSN ’54) and John Joyce John Krempen, MD (BS ’71) L Monica and Vincent Getzendanner Jr. Heather and Patrick Henry (MD ’55) L Diane Krier-Morrow (BA ’69, MBA ’75) L (JD ’66) L (MBA ’76) LL Karen Judy (MD ’90) and Michael Foley and Michael Morrow Anne Marie and W. Gibler, MD Eileen Hensing (BS ’85) Debora Kaczynski (MD ’93) and Tom Theresa Kristopaitis, MD (MRES ’00) Gabrielle and Sean Gill (JD ’98) Margaret and Kevin Herbert, PhD Kaczysnki Margaret and Gerald Kubasiak (JD ’67) L Adele and Richard Gillette (MBA ’69) (BA ’46) L Anita Kahn (MSW ’60) Patricia Kubistal (BA ’59, MA ’65, Dorothy (MEd ’79, PhD ’92) and Margaret Ann and Todd Hewell III Joan and Joseph Kallas (BA ’75) PhD ’68) LL L George Giroux (BS ’75, MD ’78, MRES ’85) L Kathleen and Herbert Kanter, DDS Kate Nolan and Mark Kuczewski, PhD L Linda and Jerome Girsch (BBA ’67) L Mary and Patrick Hickey Myrsini and George Karkazis (MD ’65) LL Lucille and Donald Kuiper (MD ’64) Jane Gisevius (JFRC ’63–’64) Cheryl and Thomas Hickey Sarah and Daniel Karrow (BA ’96, Josephine Kujawinski Janice Lysiak, MD, and Sidney Glazer Concetta (MUND ’53) and Robert Hicks MEd ’00) Patricia Winningham and Daniel (MD ’74) L L Laureen Higgins (BSN ’77) Barbara Kass Kummer (BSC ’59) LL Thomas Gleason (MD ’78) James Hillman Jr. (BBA ’79) Heidi (JD ’79) and Richard Katz George Kuritza (MD ’80) L Steven Gloeckle (BS ’77) L Irene and Michael Hinz (MD ’73) Mimi Winter and George Kaufman, PhD Leah and Wendell Kurtz Diane and John Golan (MD ’78, MRES ’83) Cynthia Ho Alyssa Lebel and Edward Kaye (BS ’71, Carla and Paul Labriola Larry Goldberg Relanda Hobbs (BSEd ’87) MD ’75, MRES ’78) Charles Lafkas (BS ’94) Helen and John Goldrick (BS ’57, Deborah Hockman (PhD ’82) and Shirley Maides and John Keane (BS ’68, Corinne and Fred Lane (JD ’50) MSIR ’64) MD ’72) L Peter Cihak L Marcia and Paul Langos Lynne (EdD ’80) and Harvey Golomb, MD Mary and Paul Kearney (JD ’66) L Margaret and Norman Hoffman (BS ’50) L Katherine (JD ’85) and Stephen Gerald Gong (MD ’86) L Jane and Dennis Kearns (JD ’76) L L Martha Ann and James Hogan (BS ’61) L Larson LL John Gordon (JD ’61) Judith and Henry Holmes (MD ’62) Christine and John Kefer (MD ’74) Jerry Latherow (JD ’76) Alvin Gottlieb Caroline and Gail Hopkins, MD Bevin (BA ’96) and Michael Kehoe Doris (MUND ’54) and Robert Latousek Josie (BA ’74, MEd ’78, JD ’84) and (MRES ’86) Patricia Kehoe (BA ’70) Sr. (BSC ’55) Lance Gough Leah Hopkins (MD ’96, MRES ’99) Shena (JFRC Fall ’98, BS ’99, MBA ’03) Florette and Michael Lavelle (MD ’66, Karen (JD ’82) and David Grandstrand Deborah and William Hopkinson and Benjamin Keith (BBA ’00) LL MRES ’73) Maureen Greene (MD ’77) LL Joan Keller Evanich (MUND ’88) and Blair and William Lawlor III Carol and John Grieco (BS ’74, MD ’77, Susan (BSN ’77) and Daniel Horton Kevin Evanich Cassandra Lawton L MRES ’84) (BBA ’77) L Aldon Kelly Marissa and John Lazor (MD ’90) William Gries (BS ’83, MD ’87, MRES ’93) Kathy and John Howard (BS ’56, MD ’60) Mimi and Michael Kelly Sr. (BS ’72, Isabelle Le Poole, PhD MD ’80, MRES ’81) Rebecca and Lawrence Grim Laura (MPS ’01, MDiv ’07) and John Margaret and Timothy Leahy (JFRC L Catherine and Gregory Gruener Howard Doreen and Thomas Kelly L Fall ’62, BBA ’64) L (MD ’79, MRES ’83) Patrick Hsu (MD ’92) William Kelly (BBA ’82) L Kyung and Daniel Lee, PhD

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Lois and William Lee (JD ’52) LL Theresa Mao David Miller, MD (BS ’88) LL Thomas Needham (JD ’84) Adele Baiocchi LeGere (MUND ’48) LL Guido Marra, MD Richard Miller (BS ’59, MSIR ’76) Diane Newbury (MEd ’75, PhD ’80) LL Gloria Leischner (MUND ’66) LL Marian (MUND ’59) and Bernard Margie and Samuel Miller June and Frederick Newirth Jennifer Leischner Litowitz (JD ’94) Marren LL M. Crane and Timothy Miller (JD ’87) (MD ’54) LL and Alec Litowitz Anne and Stuart Marshall (MD ’70) Margaret Mimnaugh (BBA ’93) Claudette and John Nicolai Nicole (BS ’98) and Mark Leischner The Honorable Mary Anne Mason Mary Ellen and James Mini (MD ’65) LL (JFRC ’69–’70) (BS ’97, MD ’01, MRES ’04) LL § (JD ’77) Moira and Christopher Minielly G. Michael Nidiffer (BS ’65, MD ’70) LL Ale and Eligius Lelis, MD (MRES ’89) Mark Mathewson (BA ’82, JD ’85) Maureen (BSN ’78) and George Miz Annette Nielsen (JFRC ’66–’67) Donna (MUND ’65) and Terrence Michael Matre (JFRC ’70–’71, BA ’72) (BS ’76, MD ’79) Joyce Nitz (BA ’75) Leonard (JD ’66) Judith (BS ’59) and Gregory Matz Mark Mizula Mary Kuhn Nixon and Robert Nixon Jr. Susan Magocsi and Robert Levin (MD ’62) Gary Moebs (MD ’87, MRES ’92) (MD ’59) Diane and Thomas McCall Bernadette and Joseph Connie and Frederick Nora (MD ’77) LL Thomas Levin (BBA ’08) § Margaret (JFRC ’71–’72, MUND ’73) Moerschbaecher III (BS ’72) Joseph Nora (MD ’51) LL Catherine and Robert Levy and Steven McCormick Michael Moirano (JD ’79) Rosaire Nottage (JD ’76) and E. Christine and David Lewis Thomas McCracken Jr. (JD ’77) William Mollihan (MD ’62) Michael Bauer Jennifer and Michael Lewis (JD ’75) Thomas McDermott (MD ’54) Maureen and Mark Molo Don Novello (JFRC ’62–’63) Lee Lichtenberg (MD ’75) Patrick McDivitt (JD ’85) Mary and Bruce Montes (BA ’98, Judith and John Nowak Lorraine and Holger Liepmann Sarah McDonald, MD MEd ’08) LL § Patricia (BSN ’78, JD ’86) and Robert L Terri and Michael Lipsitz (JD ’89) LL Cindy (MD ’85) and Kevin McEvoy Alice Moore (MUND ’55) LL Nowak (MBA ’72) L Margery and Homer Livingston Jr. (MD ’85) Carl Moore Sr., PhD* Lora Lee and John Nugent (MBA ’74) Diane Lockard Kevin McGirr (BBA ’72) LL Margaret (MD ’75) and Thomas Moore Emma and Richard Nuzzo (BS ’66) Helen and Peter Loewenstein Cheryl and Edward McGonigal (BS ’80, (MD ’75) Michele (BS ’81, MD ’85) and Timothy Joel LoGiudice DDS ’84) Mary and Patrick Moorhead (MEd ’69, Nypaver (MD ’85) Linda and David Long (BS ’69) LL Peggy and Robert McHugh (JD ’59) EdD ’83) Katherine Rohan and Francis O’Brien Nancy Lottinville (BA ’72, JD ’75) and Patricia McKiernan (MUND ’67, MSIR ’87) Frances and James Moorman Joseph O’Brien Sr. (BSC ’51) Thaddeus Hubert III (JD ’75) Colleen and Thomas McKiernan (MD ’63) LL Susan O’Brien (EdD ’84) Julie and Herbert Louis, MD (MRES ’82) (MD ’74/75) Betty Morley (MUND ’59) Nora O’Byrne Anne (BS ’63) and The Honorable Eileen and James McKinney (MBA ’72) Mary Lou and Jerome Morrissy (BS ’56, Maria (BA ’69, MA ’76) and Michael Richard Lucas (BSC ’61) Donald McLauchlan MSIR ’61) LL Ochs Rosemary Lucas (MEd ’57, EdD ’80) LL Bozena and John McLees Nina and Thomas Moskalewicz Timothy O’Connell, PhD Grace Luczak (MUND ’57) LL Catherine McLeod (MUND ’71) and (MD ’77) Daniel O’Connor (BS ’60) Kathleen and Robert Ludwig, PhD Don Goebel LL Karole (MA ’80, PhD ’88) and Anthony Cheryl (JFRC ’64–’65, BS ’68) and James Luotto (MA ’63, PhD ’72) Helen and Donald McMahon (BBA ’68) Mourek Patrick O’Donnell Michele O’Brien Lynch and John Lynch The Honorable Mary Ann McMorrow Jeanne and James Moye Colin O’Donovan (JFRC ’00–’01, (BS ’78, DDS ’82) (JD ’53) LL Ellen (BBA ’65) and Thomas Munro JFRC ’02–’03, BACL ’02) § Mary (JFRC Fall ’72, BS ’74) and Daniel Edward McNabola (JD ’92, MA ’96) (BBA ’67) Nancy and Thomas O’Dowd Lyons (BBA ’74, JD ’87) Consolin and Timothy McOsker Maureen and Joseph Mueller (MD ’87) Lawrence O’Gara (BS ’65) LL Susan (MUND ’77) and Terrence Mary and Lawrence McPartlin LL Nita Mukkamala, MD, and Srinivas Jeanne Neu O’Halloran (BSN ’67) and MacLean LL Beth Ann and James McShane (BS ’75, Mukkamala, MD (MRES ’00) James O’Halloran (JFRC ’63–’64, William Macey (BS ’69, MA ’73, PhD ’75) DDS ’79) Judy and Charles Mullenix (BS ’69, BS ’67) MD ’73, MRES ’77) Gertrude Mack (MSW ’46) LL Marcelle McVay and Dennis Zacek Linda Puvogel (JD ’77) and Michael L Susan and Raymond Mack Robert Meade Jr. (JFRC Fall ’69) LL Arthur Mullins O’Halloran (JD ’77) L (MSIR ’73) LL Nicole LeDuc Meehan (BS ’02, Emer and Michael Mullvihill Marjorie (JD ’48) and James O’Hara L Kathleen and David MacLennan MBA ’06) and John Meehan LL § Colleen and Martin Mulroe (BS ’82, (PhB ’44) L Charlene and Joseph Madden Linda and Daniel Meenan Jr. (JD ’74) MBA ’90) Janet and Floyd Okada (MD ’61) (BSC ’54) Janice and Edward Melian, MD Pamela (MD ’77) and James Mulshine Helen and Harry O’Kane (JD ’54) Eileen Madigan Pamela Menaker (JD ’84) (MD ’77) Diane and John Oliverio (BBA ’74) LL Shirley (MEd ’95) and The Honorable Renee and Alejandro Menchaca Ruth Mulvaney (MUND ’44) Rita and Benedict Olk Jr. (BSC ’58) LL Michael Madigan (JD ’67) (JD ’89) Robert Mundt (BS ’61) LL John O’Malley Sr. (BS ’50, MA ’52, Dolores and Laurence Maher Katrina and James Mendez Eileen and Frank Muriello (BSC ’50) JD ’53) (BSC ’49) LL Patricia (BSN ’59) and James Meucci Anne M. (MUND ’58) and Duane Felicia Davis O’Malley and John L Thomas Maibenco (MBA ’87) (MD ’60) LL Murner L O’Malley Jr. (JFRC ’82–’83, BBA ’86) Barbara and William Makarowski John Meyenberg (MD ’53) Beth (MBA ’85) and Steven Murphy Margaret Orbon (JD ’76) and G. Curtiss (MD ’74) Marilyn Meyer Emily Chew and Robert Murphy Shaffer Andrew Makowski (MD ’03) § Chere and Kenneth Meyers (BBA ’76) Thomas Murphy (JFRC ’78–’79) William O’Reilly (MD ’75) P. Declan O’Riordan Catherine Malin (MSW ’51) LL Jordan Micek (BSEd ’10) LL § Daniel Murray (BA ’57, MSW ’67) Sybil Malinowski-Melody (MUND ’72) Valerie Michelotti (MD ’80) and Paul Vincent Muscarella (MD ’62) Marta (JFRC ’71–’72) and Patrick and Henry Melody Wozniak Jr. (MD ’79) Samuel Naito O’Rourke (JFRC ’71–’72) Susan Malisch Marianne and Lawrence Michet Carol and Stephen Napleton (BBA ’73) Lynn and Robert Ossoff Virginia (MUND ’73) and Joseph Mallof (DDS ’46) LL Coleen Napolitano (MRES ’00) Sharon (BS ’57) and James O’Sullivan Jr. (JD ’69) L Anthony Mandolini Mary Milano (MUND ’73) LL Ann (JD ’77) and Thomas Nash (JD ’77) L Susan (JD ’75) and Jay Mann (JD ’75) Laura Spargo (BA ’92) and John Milder Kristen (JFRC ’73–’74) and Michael Robert O’Toole (BBA ’62) Gail Mansfield and David Dowling (BA ’91) Natter Louise and Carl Otto

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Julie (BSN ’75) and E. Phillip Ow Gordana Stjepanovic and Michael Sheila (MSN ’90) and The Honorable Paul Schrimpf (BBA ’99) (MD ’73, MRES ’77) Phelps (JFRC ’70–’71, JFRC ’72–’73, Philip Rock (JD ’64) Keith Schroeder (MD ’71) Christel and John Owens Jr. (BSC ’58) BA ’73) Beth Clark Rodriquez (JD ’87) and Margaret and William Schroeder Kathleen Owens (BS ’67, PhD ’81) LL Jacob Philip (BS ’92) Gabriel Rodriguez LL (BS ’67) Maureen (MUND ’63) and Denis Owens Ruth Ann and Guenther Philipp Cecilia and Richard Rodriguez (BA ’93) Mary and Thomas Schufreider Barbara Ozog, PhD (BS ’77), and (JD ’56) Mary Pat and James Rohan (JFRC ’78– Deborah and Terrence Schuhrke Gregory Ozog (BS ’70, MA ’74, Joan Phillips, PhD, and Carlos ’79, JFRC ’79–’80, BA ’81, MSIR ’83) (BS ’64, MD ’68) LL PhD ’80) LL Hernandez Marci Rolnik (JD ’00) Barbara and Gerald Schultz Hannah Palm Marna and Philip Pier Therese (JD ’90) and Michael Rooney Patrick Schultz (BBA ’92) Ana Lucia Pappas, MD, and Phillip Carol and Hadley Pihl Erin Rose and Samuel Biggs Douglas Schweickert Pappas Mary and Richard Pincoski Mark Rosen (MD ’79) Christine Scriba (MUND ’58) LL Joanne and Joseph Paprocki (BA ’81, Agnes Piszczek (MSW ’61) LL Richard Rosenfeld (MD ’82) Adela and Robert Seal, PhD MPS ’85) Christine and Paul Ploegman Diane (EdD ’05) and Harry Rossi Chandra Sekharan, PhD L Jorge Parada, MD (MD ’79) L (EdD ’85) LL Linda (BSN ’64) and William Senica Matthew Partain Donalene and Donald Poduska, PhD Delores and Adolph Roszkowski (BS ’62, MD ’66, MRES ’70) LL L Kathy and Peter Parten (MD ’95, MRES ’00) (BA ’56) L (PhD ’56) LL Smita Shah and Maarten De Jeu Shahida and Arvind Patel (MBA ’70) Judy and Richard Pokorny Janis and Myer Roszler (MD ’82) LL Rosemary Shanahan (MUND ’43) Bruce Paterson (MD ’80) Mary Jane and William Porcelli Carmel (JD ’80) and Daniel Roth (JD ’80) Marcia Lloyd and Daniel Shannon L Avinash Patwardhan, PhD (JD ’54) L Sally (MUND ’86) and Donal Roth LL (MD ’60) Barbara and Thomas Pauloski (JD ’91) Esther and Henry Poterucha (MD ’52) Bonnie and A. Jerald Rothenberg Kelly Shannon and Richard Browdy Sandra Ives Powel and William Powel L Kathleen Paveglio-Sarkaria (MD ’81) (MD ’63) L Robert Sheehan (BSC ’51, JD ’66) LL III (LLM ’91) L and Paul Sarkaria (MD ’81) L Karen (BS ’91) and Francis Rottier Kathleen Evert and Joseph Sheils Caroline (JFRC Spring ’93, BSN ’94) and (BS ’91, MRES ’01) (BA ’90) Vikram Prabhu, MD Betsy and John Rowekamp (MD ’69) LL Peter Shillingsburg, PhD Carol and David Prasse, PhD Ann Marie and Louis Rundio Jr. (BS ’65, Mobeen Shirazi (MD ’02, MRES ’07) § phonathon Richard Prendergast L L JD ’72) Elizabeth and Rick Siebenaler Richard Prendergast Jr. (BBA ’68, JD ’69) giving Andrew Runge (MBA ’98) Robert Siegel Mary and Robert Prentice, MD Frank Rusin David Silva (JFRC ’72–’73) Janice and Kenneth Printen (BS ’57, L $1M Charles Rusky (BBA ’64) L Maria Simon MD ’61) Mark Russo (JFRC Fall ’87) Patricia and Joseph Simone (MD ’60) $800,000 Thomas Purcell (BA ’85) Kay Ryan Cynthia (JD ’92) and Richard Singer Susan (BSEd ’62) and William Joseph Maria (MEd ’59) and Charles Ryan Jr. LL

$ 1,002,000 Maureen Richnak and Lawrence Singer $600,000 Quinlan Jr. (BA ’61, JD ’66) Alyson and Patrick Ryan L $ 811,500 Janet Sisler (MUND ’74, MUND ’82) L

$ 799,500 Andrea Raila (MUND ’83) and Michael $ Louise Rzeszewski (BSN ’58) LL 400,000 Rohrbeck Margaret and Wayne Sliwa George Patrick Sage II (JD ’92) LL Roberta and Richard Rappaport Barbara Smith (MUND ’63) LL $200,000 Patricia (BSN ’72) and Ronald Sage (BS ’66, JD ’67) L Claire Smith (MD ’75) and Robert L (BS ’73) Mary Catherine and R. Andrew Rauh Kubicka, MD FY 10 11 12 Lynn and Gary Salit (JD ’73) (MD ’84, MRES ’87) Mignon (JFRC ’66–’67, BA ’69) and Alda and Harvey Sanders (MD ’59) L Thomas Reagan (BA ’69, MEd ’73) L Hubert Snider Elizabeth and Steven Sanders Susan and Gregory Reaman (MD ’73, Barbara and Michel Snyder L James Pawlikowski (BS ’68, MD ’72) MRES ’74) Barbara Santucci (MD ’64) L (MD ’74/75) Therese and Steven Sarussi (BA ’82, L Tu and Francis Pease (BS ’72) LL John Reardon (BBA ’78) Wanda and John Sobieski Jr. (BS ’67) L MS ’86) Elizabeth and Francis Pedace (MD ’60) Una and Clarence Red Jr. (DDS ’65, Jean and John Sorensen Jean (MUND ’59) and Merrill Sauriol Paula and John Pelissero, PhD MDS ’67, DRES ’67) Patricia (MUND ’58) and Alex John (BSC ’58) L Donald Pellioni (JFRC Fall ’76) Brian Redding (JD ’70) Spadoni (MD ’59) L Terese Savage (MUND ’86) LL Amalia Perea Mahoney (JFRC ’73–’74, Elizabeth (MUND ’71) and Daniel Reidy Dana (BS ’83, BSN ’86) and John Robert Sawicki (MD ’67) BA ’75) and William Mahoney (BA ’71) Spehlmann (JFRC ’73–’74, BA ’75) Brenda and Joseph Reifenberg Joyce Saxon (MUND ’49) William Spence Jr. (JD ’71) Barbara and Robert Perkaus Jr. (MBA ’89) Julie and John Scanlon (JFRC ’83–’84) David Speranza (MD ’81, MRES ’84) LL (BS ’58) LL Janice and Eugene Reineke (BA ’78) Marianne Scanlon Gary Spitz (MD ’80) Carole and Paul Perona Jr. Judith Reinhardt Susan Scanlon, MD Yolanda and Robert Spoeri (JFRC Jeannette (JD ’01) and J.S. Perry The Honorable Jeanne Reynolds Joan and Arthur Schalk (BS ’55) Spring ’72, BA ’72, MA ’74, JD ’77) LL L Grace Pertell (MUND ’55) LL (JD ’86) and Thomas Fallon Janet and Kenneth Schiffman, MD Susan Spurlin (MUND ’86) L (MRES ’00) Donna Peterson Tallman and Thomas Pil Joo and John Richards (JD ’51) LL Franklin St. Lawrence (BA ’59) Tallman LL Patricia L. Riggs (MUND ’61) Jo Anne and The Honorable Stephen Mary and Gustav Staahl Jr. (MD ’71) LL Schiller Patricia (MUND ’67) and Timothy Paul Riske (MD ’98, MRES ’02) Nancy Stachnik (MUND ’71, MUND ’78) Ellen and David Schilling (MD ’94, Peterson Donna (JFRC ’63–’64) and Robert Teresa Stafford MRES ’98) Teresa and Scott Peterson Rissone LL Marcellus Stamps Jr. (MEd ’66) Lisbeth and Gary Schlesinger (BS ’67) David Petrich (BBA ’83) Timothy Rivelli (JD ’79) Joanne and James Stankiewicz, MD Heather (BA ’95) and Walter Schmidt L Silvia Rota Pettenati (LLM ’06) and Kathryn (JFRC Spring ’88, BSEd ’88) L Margaret O’Brien (JFRC Spring ’62, Ann and Brian Schmitt, MD Fabio Pettenati and Paul Roberts LL BS ’63) and Peter Steinfels (JFRC Christine (MD ’82) and Gregory Beverly and Jeffery Robinson (BBA ’74) Barbara and John Schornack Spring ’62, BA ’63) (BSC ’51) L Petty LL Lauren and John Rock (JD ’96) L Jacob Stelter

* Deceased member § GOLD member LL Loyola Loyalist LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 15

Mary Lee (MBA ’89) and John Stenson Laura and David Van Etten (JFRC ’75– Theodore Wrobleski (BA ’68) LL Teresa King (LLM ’06) LL Jacqueline and Christopher Stent ’76, BA ’77) Karen Wu, MD Margaret (PhD ’03, JFRC Spring ’06) Mary and Michael Stevens (MD ’65) LL William VanMeter (JD ’12) Mryna and L. James Wylie and George Kraft (JFRC Spring ’06) Susan and Jerold Stirling, MD Katrina Veerhusen (JD ’78) and Hugh Keith Yablonicky (MD ’01) Kelly Krueger (MEd ’06) Carmela (BS ’99) and James Stout McCombs Leslie Richards-Yellen and David Jennifer Lavin (MD ’09) (BS ’99) David Venkus Yellen Michelle Leahy (BA ’11) § LL Mary and Sam Stowell Vanessa B. Vergara and Joseph Seliga Marianne (MSN ’76) and Theodore Julie Leischner Poepping (MD ’99, Rosanna Coffey and Timothy Stranges Frances (PhD ’97) and Peter Vlasses, Zelewsky LL MRES ’05) and Thomas Poepping (JFRC ’66–’67) LL PharmD Geraldine and Anthony Zembrodt (MD ’99, MRES ’05) Dalia and Stanley Strasius (MD ’68) LL Edward Volk (JFRC ’64–’65, BS ’67) LL Ellen Zerega (MUND ’79) Holly and Matthew Leischner (MD ’98, Nancy and Barnard Straus Jr. Eleanore and Lambert VonBank Helen and Charles Zinn (MD ’77) MRES ’02) (MSW ’99) (BA ’57) LL Diane (BA ’63, MA ’65) and Raymond Rachel Lionberg (JFRC Fall ’01, BA ’02, Patrice (JD ’79) and Raymond Suberlak Tina and Daniel Vonder Heide (BG ’02, Zmaczynski LL MBA ’05) § LL (JD ’77) MSHR ’06) § Susan and Robert Zoelle Patricia Matijevic (PhD ’05) LL Michele and Peter Sullivan (JD ’83) Marie and William Vonder Heide Nathan Mesko (MD ’08) Joan and Scott Sullivan (JFRC ’67–’68) (BSC ’50, JD ’53) LL Hanh (JD ’06) and John Meyers Timothy Sullivan (MSIR ’72) Robert Wagner (JFRC Spring ’87, young alumni (JD ’05) LL Lee Ann and William Sullivan BA ’89) associates Krista (BS ’99) and Periklis Moutzouros (MD ’60) L Jennifer (JD ’05) and Ryan Walsh (BS ’98, MS ’09) L Graduates of the 10 most recent Denise Sulo, MD, and Robert Sulo, MD (JD ’06) § Daniel Neubauer (BS ’10) § LL Amy and William Walsh (MBA ’88) classes who make gifts of $250 to Karen and Stephen Sweeney $999 Joseph Nierzwicki (BS ’06) § Diane and Andrew Sweeny Jr. Frank Walter Julie Nuter (MSOD ’02) Victoria Adams (MJ ’08) L (JFRC ’70–’71) LL Mary Ware (BSN ’73, MSN ’88) L Carolyn (MEd ’10) and Raymond L Clemon Ashley (JD ’07) Gerard Swick (BBA ’62, JD ’65) LL Ronald Watkins (JD ’63) L O’Connell (MEd ’97) LL Douglas Swill (LLM ’90) Greta Weathersby (BA ’82, JD ’87) Lauren Bauer (BA ’04) § Minna and Patrick O’Leary (MD ’02, Robert Switzer (JD ’79) Alyce and Daniel Wechter (MD ’74) Arthur Berkson (MD ’03) MRES ’07) Dorothy and Chester Szafranski Patricia (MUND ’58, MA ’65) and James Alexander Bien (MD ’02) Eric Pedone (BA ’11, BS ’11) § (BSBA ’56) Wees LL Holly Bitner Duck (MSW ’03) Mary (JFRC ’04–’05, BA ’06) and Elizabeth and Michael Takacs (MD ’01) Barbara (BA ’70) and Richard Weigel Thomas Browne (MBA ’10) LL Benjamin Pietrzyk (JFRC Fall ’03, L Jacqueline and William Tansey (BS ’57, (BBA ’70, MBA ’75) L Michael Cada (MD ’04) BA ’05, MA ’06) § MD ’61, MPS ’01) LL Mary Jo (JFRC ’75–’76) and Sheldon Lauren Castaneda (MA ’10) Patricia (BA ’02) and George Weinig L Robertson § Lynne Taus-Sergi (MD ’84) L Esther Cherrick (BS ’09) § LL L Mary Ann and Charles Taylon, MD Rosemary Weisenberger L Marius Ciobanu (MBA ’08) Jeremiah Sandburg (JD ’07) Elizabeth and Michael Terlizzi Marc Weiss, MD Ann Clark (MSN ’11) Brian and Ewa Schafer (MD ’02) Maureen and James West (MD ’40) Gillian (MD ’04) and Matthew Schmitz (MD ’74/75) Jennifer Clark (MBA ’07) LL (MD ’04) Cherryl Thomas Jill* and Frederick Wezeman, PhD Maryanne Colter (MBA ’11) Alexander See (MEd ’07) Barbara (MUND ’52) and James Nancy White (JD ’81) Michelle and Aaron Cunningham Nikhil Shelke (BS ’11) § L Thorstad Sr. (BS ’51) LL Paula White (MD ’99) (MS ’11) LL L Leigh Ann and James Tidey (MSIR ’71) Maureen and Thomas White Marlo Del Percio (BS ’02) § Emily and Brian Shell (MBA ’09) Gayle and Glenn Tilles Bernard Whitley Jr., PhD (BS ’69) LL Sarah Dietze (BA ’10) § Sandra Anderson-Guerra Sosa (MJ ’06) Susan Sostak (EdD ’09) L Eileen Sheil and Leonard Tokus Jr. Kathleen Wides (MD ’82) and Joel Kathryn and Gregory Dober (MA ’07) LL L (BS ’59) Schor, MD Cynthia and Damon Doucet (JD ’07) Kathleen Steinfels (BS ’03) § Domenic Toni (JFRC ’71–’72, JFRC Ellen and David Wieczorek (BG ’01, Lisa Ellison (JD ’06) Stephanie Stewart (PhD ’07) LL MBA ’08) Fall ’72, BA ’73) Kathie and Matthew Engelbrecht Angelica Suarez (PhD ’02) Gwen and Pietro Tonino, MD William Wienke (BBA ’74) (MD ’02) Sarah (BA ’04, MS ’08) and Corey Joseph Topinka Janet (MUND ’58) and E. Patrick Wiesner Michael Faddoul (BBA ’07) § Tobeck (MBA ’10) § LL Marianne Tralewski (MUND ’58) LL Terry Williams, PhD Patrick Feders (JFRC Spring ’06, Stephanie Tomakowski (JFRC Spring ’08, BA ’09) § L Brooke and Frank Transue John Winkelmann III (BS ’78, BBA ’08) § LL L Katherine Tribble MEd ’83) LL Meggan and Christopher Flinn Kate (BBA ’02) and Robert Wacker Christine and Kevin Tribble (MD ’87) Gayle Winters (MD ’79) (MD ’07) (BBA ’02) § David Trotter, MD (MRES ’85) Richard Wittry (BA ’56, JD ’59) LL Maureen (MSN ’06) and Stephen Werner (JFRC Spring ’06, BA ’07) § L Brian Troutman Celine and Edward Wojcik (MD ’62) LL Paul Gardner Jr. LL L Britt Whitfield (JFRC ’99–’00, BS ’04) § Nancy and Marc Tuchman Linda (MUND ’85) and Andrew Wolf Mark Girgis (MD ’07) Kana Wibbenmeyer (BBA ’02, Virginia Turner (JFRC ’66–’67) and Regina (MDiv ’81) and Stephen Wolfe Kristie Greene (MD ’07) MBA ’04) § Drew Sullivan (MBA ’72) Stephanie Gunter (MBA ’10) LL Lillian Williams (PhD ’08) Robin Turpin (BS ’79, MA ’82, PhD ’85) Shirley Worden Molly Hamilton (MSW ’07) LL Elizabeth Wippman (MSW ’09) L Jim Turturice William Worden* (MPS ’86) Sarah Hesse (JD ’09) L Diane Tymick (MBA ’77) Patricia Wozniak (BSN ’59) Virginia (MD ’04) and Christopher Hill LL Eileen and Timothy Tymon (MD ’74/75) Sherry Wren (MD ’86) and Josef Derek Horkey (MA ’08) Baumgartner Bonnie and Fidelis Umeh LL Adriane Johnson (MJ ’06) Joan and Peter Wrenn (BSC ’58) L Jane Mueller Ungari (BS ’67) and L Kristin Kalita (BS ’11) § LL Michael Ungari (BS ’67, MSW ’00) Kathryn and Ronald Wrobel Brian Keiller (MEd ’08) Barbara and Al Van Eekeren (BS ’63) Carol (MSIR ’86) and Edward Wroble Gregg Killoren (JD ’03)

This honor roll of donors is reflective of gifts made between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. 16 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

Pillar Society College of Arts and Sciences For more than a century, the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) has been preparing young men john and women for fulfilling careers that benefit themselves and their communities. Dedicated deutsch to the Jesuit, Catholic ideal of cura personalis, or “care for the whole person,” CAS is devoted Chair to providing every student with a strong foundation in the liberal arts. • The Pillar Society BA ’69 recognizes alumni and friends who support CAS with annual gifts of $1,000 or more.

William J. Finnegan, Rose and Dennis Hughes (BS ’62) LL Patricia Nowak Izban and Donald Lisbeth and Gary Schlesinger (BS ’67) S.J., Associates Beverly and Charles Huss (BA ’79) Izban (BS ’54) LL Chandra Sekharan, PhD Roberta Lammers-Campbell, PhD The Honorable Lee Jackwig Kathleen Evert and Joseph Sheils $25,000 or more Alan Schoen (BS ’61) (BACL ’72) LL (BA ’90) Dorothy (MUND ’62) and Michael Jacquelin (BSN ’91) and R. Matthew Marilyn and Bruno Jaselskis Wanda and John Sobieski Jr. (BS ’67) LL Carbon, MD (BS ’62) LL Simon (JFRC Fall ’00, JFRC ’77–’78, Robert Joven (BA ’73) Franklin St. Lawrence (BA ’59) Jean and Louis Glunz III, PhD (BS ’51) BA ’80, JD ’82) Joan and Joseph Kallas (BA ’75) Margaret O’Brien (JFRC Spring ’62, Louis Glunz IV Mary (BS ’53) and Raymond Simon Alyssa Lebel and Edward Kaye (BS ’71, BS ’63) and Peter Steinfels (JFRC Don (BA ’72) and Terri Liebentritt (BA ’53, JD ’56) LL MD ’75, MRES ’78) Spring ’62, BA ’63) Edwin Sujack* (PhB ’48) Jeffrey Trautmann, PhD (BS ’94, BA ’96) Bevin (BA ’96) and Michael Kehoe Barbara (MUND ’52) and James Kathleen and Gregory Sujack (JD ’84) Aldona and Ronald Walker, PhD Patricia Kehoe (BA ’70) Thorstad Sr. (BS ’51) LL Jeanie Glunz Sullivan (JFRC Spring ’85) Donald King (BACL ’73) LL Dorothy Turek (JFRC ’63–’64, BS ’66) Julie Sujack Rosenberger Patricia Kubistal (BA ’59, MA ’65, and George Sullivan Jr. (BA ’66) Margaret Sujack, DDS (BS ’78), and George J. Leahey, S.J., PhD ’68) LL Jim Turturice Donald Sujack (BBA ’78, MBA ’85) LL Associates Josephine Kujawinski Eleanore and Lambert VonBank (BA ’57) L Maureen and Stephen Sujack $1,000 to $2,499 Charles Lafkas (BS ’94) L Diane Lockard Bernard Whitley Jr., PhD (BS ’69) LL Elizabeth (BA ’74) and James Adducci Linda and David Long (BS ’69) LL (BA ’73) LL Francis B. Cassilly, S.J., Ruth Martin LL Associates Terrence Bartolini (BS ’79, DDS ’83) Cheryl and Edward McGonigal (BS ’80, Gail and Michael Biasiello (BS ’79, DDS ’84) $10,000 to $24,999 DDS ’85) Bozena and John McLees Julie and Joseph Serra Mary and James Binsfeld (BS ’67) Marcelle McVay and Dennis Zacek Mary Jo Bohr (JFRC ’71–’72, BA ’73) LL David Miller, MD (BS ’88) LL Anne Bowman (BS ’74, DDS ’81) and Bernadette and Joseph Joseph Reiner, S.J., James Yacabucci, DDS Moerschbaecher III (BS ’72) Associates Eileen Cahill (BS ’76, MD ’79) Cabrina and John Moran (BS ’60, Lois and G. Patrick Cain (BS ’66, $5,000 to $9,999 MD ’64, MS ’64) LL MD ’70, MRES ’71) Mary Lou and Jerome Morrissy (BS ’56, Carole Bilina Mary Jane and William Carlin MSIR ’61) LL Linda and John Deutsch (BA ’69) L (BS ’57) LL L Robert Mundt (BS ’61) LL Amber Gravett, PhD (BA ’94), and David Catherine and Robert Cassato (BS ’72) Joyce Nitz (BA ’75) L L Tuma (BA ’94) L Frank Cihlar (BS ’64) L Emma and Richard Nuzzo (BS ’66) Janice and Michael Hess (BS ’73) Lucyna Migala and Frank Cizon, PhD Maria (BA ’69, MA ’76) and Michael Ochs L (MSIR ’53) L Martin O’Donnell (BS ’60) L L Marjorie (JD ’48) and James O’Hara Karen (BS ’76) and Edward Phillipp Jr. Ann and Thomas Connelly (BA ’55, (PhB ’44) LL PhD ’74) (BS ’75) Sharon (BS ’57) and James O’Sullivan Gregory Rataj (BS ’71, MA ’73) L John Dainauskas (BS ’58, MD ’62) L Jr. (JD ’69) LL Mary and Harry Dolan (BS ’63) Kathleen Owens (BS ’67, PhD ’81) LL Katherine (MUND ’80) and Francis Barbara Ozog, PhD (BS ’77) and Fennell Jr., PhD L J.S. Verdin, S.J., L gregory Ozog (BS ’70, MA ’74, Josephine (MEd ’70) and Silvio Ferrara Associates PhD ’80) LL (BS ’54, MEd ’59) $2,500 to $4,999 Tu and Francis Pease (BS ’72) LL William Franklin (BS ’73) L L Barbara and Robert Perkaus Jr. James Babler, PhD (BS ’66) Laurel and Charles Gambla (BS ’83, (BS ’58) LL Elizabeth Funer L MD ’90) L Jacob Philip (BS ’92) Rebekah and Bernard Griffard Darlene Markovich and Ronald Haak Thomas Purcell (BA ’85) (BS ’65) LL (BS ’75) Elizabeth (MUND ’71) and Daniel Reidy Susan Marzec Hannigan (JFRC ’76–’77, William Hegan (BA ’59) L L (BA ’71) BA ’77) and James Hannigan Jr. (JFRC Eileen Hensing (BS ’85) Therese and Steven Sarussi (BA ’82, Spring ’77, BS ’77) LL Margaret and Norman Hoffman (BS ’50) MS ’86)

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executive society quinlan school of business The Quinlan School of Business prepares undergraduate and graduate students with the skills, robert training, and values necessary to become ethical leaders in the global business world. Located parkinson jr. in a city that is both a global economic leader and a central hub in the country, Quinlan Chair provides students with opportunities to work, intern, and volunteer while studying. • The BBA ’73, mA ’75 Executive Society recognizes those who support the Quinlan School of Business with annual gifts of $1,000 or more.

Founder Investor Betty Dillmann (BSC ’59) Charles Rusky (BBA ’64) LL Georgia and Thomas Dolan, PhD Barbara and John Schornack $25,000 or more $2,500 to $4,999 (BSBA ’69) (BSC ’51) LL Timothy (MBA ’71) and Jacqueline Joan Batchen (JFRC ’81–’82, BA ’83, Thomas Dowd (BSC ’59, JD ’63) Teresa Stafford Danis MBA ’88) Christine (BBA ’67) and Louis Friedrich Timothy Sullivan (MSIR ’72) Deborah and Mark Essig (BBA ’81) Shaun (BBA ’88) and Gregory Budnik Mary Garvin Karen and Stephen Sweeney Diane and Michael Hora (MBA ’72) John Caltagirone (BSBA ’69) Marianne and David Gebhardt Jr. Dorothy and Chester Szafranski Roxanne and Rocco Martino Angelika and John Conway (MBA ’89) (MBA ’74) (BSBA ’56) L (MBA ’78) L George Cybulski, MD (MBA ’10) LL Linda and Jerome Girsch (BBA ’67) LL Leigh Ann and James Tidey (MSIR ’71) Elizabeth (BS ’75) and Robert Parkinson Laurie and Anthony DeLio III Joan Los Hank (BS ’54) and William J. Diane Tymick (MBA ’77) L Jr. (BBA ’73, MBA ’75) L Charlotte and Robert Don Hank LL Amy and William Walsh (MBA ’88) Mary Tolan (BBA ’82) Mary Ann (BS ’73) and Roger Grabowski Iris and Michael Hart (BBA ’93) Barbara (BA ’70) and Richard Weigel (BBA ’68) Thomas W. Havey (BSC ’45) LL (BBA ’70, MBA ’75) LL Anita and David Gryska (BBA ’78) LL Heather and Patrick Henry (MBA ’76) LL Joan and Peter Wrenn (BSC ’58) LL Principal Investor Barbara and James Haberkorn James Hillman Jr. (BBA ’79) Carol (MSIR ’86) and Edward Wroble $10,000 to $24,999 (BS ’56) LL Mercedes Hulik (MUND ’48, BSC ’48) Lisa and John Iberle (JFRC ’73–’74, Mimi Winter and George Kaufman, PhD Debra and James Brasher (BBA ’75) BBA ’75, JFRC ’77–’78) LL William Kelly (BBA ’82) L Mary (JD ’84) and Robert Buddig L Stephanie (MBA ’90) and Jeffrey Lisa Konieczka (MBA ’87) Carolyn and Patrick Lynch (BBA ’82) LL Jarczyk (BBA ’86) Diane Krier-Morrow (BA ’69, MBA ’75) Mary Ann McGrath, PhD (BS ’68), and Ann and Philip May (BBA ’67) LL and Michael Morrow William McGrath (MA ’67) LL Nicki Pecori (MBA ’96) LL Patricia Winningham and Daniel Judith and James Meehan (MBA ’69) Carol Ann (BA ’68) and LeRoy Joseph Kummer (BSC ’59) LL Joan Mullins L L Regner (BBA ’67) Dolores and Laurence Maher Patricia O’Shea and Frank Tannura Steven Ryan (BBA ’79) (BSC ’49) LL (JFRC Fall ’76, BBA ’79) Michael E. and Jill L. Schamberger Thomas Maibenco (MBA ’87) Karen and Thomas Schoewe (BBA ’74) Kevin McGirr (BBA ’72) LL Dolores Schumann LL Eileen and James McKinney (MBA ’72) Lead Investor Kalpana and Atul Thakkar (MBA ’74) Helen and Donald McMahon (BBA ’68) $5,000 to $9,999 Patricia and Joseph Waters Jr. (MBA ’81) Marilyn Meyer Dolores and Ronald Daly (MBA ’80) Chere and Kenneth Meyers (BBA ’76) Virginia (BBA ’76) and Royal Fisher Margaret Mimnaugh (BBA ’93) Shareholder Cathryn Matot Hartman (MBA ’92) Colleen and Martin Mulroe (BS ’82, and John Hartman (BBA ’80, MBA ’82, $1,000 to $2,499 MBA ’90) JD ’85) Eileen and Frank Muriello (BSC ’50) Walter Ahern (BSC ’56) LL Judy (BSEd ’77) and Thomas Hund Beth (MBA ’85) and Steven Murphy Theresa and C. Philip Andorfer (BBA ’76) Carol and Stephen Napleton (BBA ’73) (BSC ’57) LL Sharon and Robert Jordan Jr. (PhD ’00) Lora Lee and John Nugent (MBA ’74) M. Rita (BSC ’58) and John Barnett Joan and William Kistner (BBA ’72) L Patricia and John O’Keefe Jr. (BSC ’60) L (BSC ’51) LL Diane and John Oliverio (BBA ’74) L Susan (MUND ’79) and John Naughton Margaret Barpal (MBA ’80) L (BBA ’78) Rita and Benedict Olk Jr. (BSC ’58) L Diana and Richard Barthel L Katherine and Clifford Shultz, PhD Robert O’Toole (BBA ’62) Bernice Buettner Ronald Skwarek (BBA ’74) L Christel and John Owens Jr. (BSC ’58) L Mary Fran Callahan (MBA ’86) and John Maria and Walid Tamari (MBA ’96) Joan Phillips, PhD, and Carlos Pope LL Hernandez Mary and Greg Carew Richard Prendergast L Mine E. Cinar, PhD, and Ali Cinar, PhD L Brenda and Joseph Reifenberg Louise and William Clarkin (BS ’70, (MBA ’89) MBA ’77) LL Beverly and Jeffery Robinson (BBA ’74) Barbara (BS ’64, MEd ’72) and Eugene Croisant (BBA ’59, MSIR ’66) Andrew Runge (MBA ’98)

This honor roll of donors is reflective of gifts made between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. 18 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

dean’s circle School of law For more than 100 years, the School of Law has trained future lawyers, counselors, litigators, Brian K. Speers policy makers, and judges. Recognized for the high quality of its graduates and faculty, the Chair School of Law continues to empower students to be ethical advocates for the rule of law. • The Dean’s Circle recognizes alumni and friends who support the School of Law with annual gifts of JD ’93 $1,000 or more.

$25,000 or more Bonita and Michael Cho (JD ’93) Artemis and John Anos (JD ’97) LL Forrest Gunnison (JD ’87) LL Kathleen (BA ’73) and Vincent Cook Nina Appel LL Catherine and The Honorable William Evelyn* and William* Barnett Sr. (BA ’72, JD ’75, MA ’75) The Honorable Mark Ballard (BACL ’79, Hart (JD ’51) (JD ’41) L L Michael Crane (JD ’66) JD ’83) Mari R. Hatzenbuehler (JD ’86) Bernard Beazley* (JD ’50) Leigh and Gregory Furda (BA ’69, Lisa (MBA ’98) and Earl Barnes Kristen Hazel (JD ’88) Linda (JFRC ’74–’75, BS ’75, MA ’77) MA ’71, JD ’75) Patricia and Anthony Barrett (JD ’66) Cynthia Ho and Kevin Conway (BA ’73, JD ’76) Eileen (BS ’86) and John Healy (JD ’88) Carol Ann and Randall Berning Thaddeus Hubert IV (JD ’10) Barbara and John Cooney (JD ’79) Deborah and James Hopkinson (LLM ’89) Diane and Patrick Hughes Jr. (BBA ’57, Loretta (JD ’77) and Robert Cooney (JD ’85) LL Sheri (JFRC Spring ’74, BS ’76) JD ’60) LL (JD ’78) LL Candice and John Janicik (JD ’86) LL and Dan Boho (JFRC Spring ’74, Judy and Thomas Hynes (BS ’59, Mary Dempsey and Philip Corboy* William Lowry (JD ’87) BA ’74, JD ’77) JD ’62) L (JD ’49) L Carol and Terry Moritz (BS ’66, JD ’70) Luellen and Edmund Boland (JD ’67) Heidi (JD ’79) and Richard Katz William Fahey Mary (MSW ’61) and Charles Murdock Elaine (BSEd ’58) and Richard Brennan Mary and Paul Kearney (JD ’66) L Barry McCabe L (JD ’63) LL (BA ’58, JD ’62) Jane and Dennis Kearns (JD ’76) L Anne Marie and Paul McCann (JD ’51) L Stephen Phillips (JD ’85) Jennifer Breuer Leslie (JFRC ’73–’74) and Thomas William Pokorny Sr.* (JD ’40) Colleen and Joseph Ronan (JD ’75) LL Mary Jo and John Bulfin (JD ’78) LL Kennedy (BA ’68, JD ’71) Susan and Joseph Power Jr. (JD ’77) LL Richard Rosenberg LL Joy and Thomas Burney (JD ’77) LL Linda and Robert Kolek (BSBA ’65, Linda and Curt Rodin (JD ’75) LL Michael Sennett (JD ’77) LL John Calhoun LL JD ’68) LL Linda Salisbury (JD ’91) LL Caroline (JD ’92) and Paul Vickrey Michael Calhoun (JD ’00) LL Margaret and Gerald Kubasiak (JD ’67) Marcia Friedl-Smith (JD ’78) and Todd (JD ’80) LL Tammy and Robert Campbell (JD ’84) Corinne and Fred Lane (JD ’50) Smith (JD ’76) Elizabeth and Charles Wheatley (JD ’82) Charles Connor (JD ’83) Katherine (JD ’85) and Stephen Laura and Dan Webb (JD ’70) The Honorable Corinne Wood (JD ’79) Matthew Cook (JD ’09) Larson LL Francis Wolfe Jr. (JD ’98) Richard Cremieux (BA ’69, JD ’76) Jerry Latherow (JD ’76) Eugene Cummings (JD ’69) Lois and William Lee (JD ’52) LL $2,500 to $4,999 Donna (MUND ’65) and Terrence $10,000 to $24,999 Mary and F. John Cushing III (BBA ’73, JD ’76) Leonard (JD ’66) Deborah Ann and John Bell (JD ’71) LL Melvin R. and Randy Lamm Berlin Jennifer and Michael Lewis (JD ’75) Kathy Byrne (JD ’88) Dawn and Mark Deaton (JD ’91) Terri and Michael Lipsitz (JD ’89) LL Dorothy (BS ’68) and Daniel Fusco Shawn Donnelley Mary and Peter Carey (JD ’69) LL L Nancy Lottinville (BA ’72, JD ’75) and (JD ’64) LL Karen Dorff (JD ’80) L Mary Barmes Froelich (MUND ’67) and Thaddeus Hubert III (JD ’75) Bobbie and Gilbert Gordon (JD ’74) L John Durso (JD ’77) Cezar Froelich (BS ’67, JD ’70) L Kathleen and David MacLennan Steven Lisker (JD ’80) L Heidi and Mark Enright (JD ’83) LL Becky and Christopher Hurley (JD ’84) L Susan (JD ’75) and Jay Mann (JD ’75) Paulette Petretti (JFRC ’70–’71, JD ’90) Lynda and Stephen Erf (JD ’78) LL Katherine Janega (JD ’77) and Gerald Gail Mansfield and David Dowling Marguerite (MUND ’55) and William Robert Esler (BA ’71, JD ’74) LL Keenan LL The Honorable Mary Anne Mason Rooney (JD ’58) Nina and James Faught (JD ’76) LL Alvina and The Honorable Roger Kiley (JD ’77) Kimberly Clark Rust and Mark Rust Edward Fiedler Jr. (JD ’60) Jr. (JD ’66) LL Mark Mathewson (BA ’82, JD ’85) (JD ’89) Joanne and Kevin Finger (JD ’93) Eileen and Vern Lahart (BA ’50, Thomas McCracken Jr. (JD ’77) Susan Schwartz (JD ’80) LL Pamela and Stephen Fitzell (JD ’82) LL JD ’51) LL Patrick McDivitt (JD ’85) Barry Sullivan Janice (JD ’84) and Kevin Forde (JD ’63) Barbara (JD ’69) and Edward* Peggy and Robert McHugh (JD ’59) L Eileen (JFRC ’69–’70, BA ’71) Mary Katherine Foy (JD ’97) and O’Toole L The Honorable Mary Ann McMorrow Karen and Thomas Rafter (JD ’71) L and Richard Weicher (JFRC ’69–’70, Timothy Vezeau L (JD ’53) LL Alexandria and Brian Speers (JD ’93) JD ’74) Judith (JD ’77) and Richard Freyman (MSIR ’81) Edward McNabola (JD ’92, MA ’96) Cleveland Tyson (JD ’76) Pamela and Warren Fuller (BBA ’65, Linda and Daniel Meenan Jr. (JD ’74) Frances (MUND ’62) and Mitchell Wiet JD ’67) Pamela Menaker (JD ’84) (JD ’65) LL $1,000 to $2,499 Monica and Vincent Getzendanner Jr. Renee and Alejandro Menchaca Ann Acker (JD ’73) LL (JD ’66) LL (JD ’89) Nancy and Laurence Acker (JD ’76) L L Gabrielle and Sean Gill (JD ’98) M. Crane and Timothy Miller (JD ’87) $5,000 to $9,999 Hemda and David Addis (JD ’51) John Gordon (JD ’61) Michael Moirano (JD ’79) Sally and Robert Ahlgren (JD ’68) Donna and Donald Brown Jr. Josie (BA ’74, MEd ’78, JD ’84) and Clare (JD ’91) and Robert Napleton (JD ’73) LL Candace and Gerald Angst (BA ’72, Lance Gough (JFRC Spring ’84, BBA ’85, JD ’88) JD ’75) L Kathleen and L. Edward Bryant Jr. L Karen (JD ’82) and David Grandstrand Ann (JD ’77) and Thomas Nash (JD ’77)

* Deceased member LL Loyola Loyalist LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 19

Thomas Needham (JD ’84) Richard Prendergast Jr. (BBA ’68, Robert Sheehan (BSC ’51, JD ’66) LL Greta Weathersby (BA ’82, JD ’87) Rosaire Nottage (JD ’76) and JD ’69) Cynthia (JD ’92) and Richard Singer Nancy White (JD ’81) E. Michael Bauer Susan (BSEd ’62) and William Joseph Maureen Richnak and Lawrence Richard Wittry (BA ’56, JD ’59) LL Judith and John Nowak Quinlan Jr. (BA ’61, JD ’66) Singer Mryna and L. James Wylie Linda Puvogel (JD ’77) and Michael Roberta and Richard Rappaport William Spence Jr. (JD ’71) Leslie Richards-Yellen and David O’Halloran (JD ’77) LL (BS ’66, JD ’67) LL Yolanda and Robert Spoeri (JFRC Yellen Helen and Harry O’Kane (JD ’54) Brian Redding (JD ’70) Spring ’72, BA ’72, MA ’74, JD ’77) LL John O’Malley Sr. (BS ’50, MA ’52, The Honorable Jeanne Reynolds Patrice (JD ’79) and Raymond Suberlak JD ’53) (JD ’86) and Thomas Fallon (JD ’77) Margaret Orbon (JD ’76) and G. Curtiss Pil Joo and John Richards (JD ’51) LL Michele and Peter Sullivan (JD ’83) Shaffer Timothy Rivelli (JD ’79) Douglas Swill (LLM ’90) Sharon (BS ’57) and James O’Sullivan Lauren and John Rock (JD ’96) Robert Switzer (JD ’79) Jr. (JD ’69) LL Sheila (MSN ’90) and The Honorable Jackie Taylor Holsten (JD ’99) and Barbara and Thomas Pauloski (JD ’91) Philip Rock (JD ’64) Peter Holsten Carole and Paul Perona Jr. Beth Clark Rodriquez (JD ’87) and Brian Troutman Jeannette (JD ’01) and J.S. Perry Gabriel Rodriguez LL William VanMeter (JD ’12) Silvia Rota Pettenati (LLM ’06) and Marci Rolnik (JD ’00) Katrina Veerhusen (JD ’78) and Hugh Fabio Pettenati Therese (JD ’90) and Michael Rooney McCombs Ruth Ann and Guenther Philipp Carmel (JD ’80) and Daniel Roth (JD ’80) Marie and William Vonder Heide (JD ’56) Ann Marie and Louis Rundio Jr. (BS ’65, (BSC ’50, JD ’53) LL Mary Jane and William Porcelli JD ’72) Jennifer (JD ’05) and Ryan Walsh (JD ’54) LL George Patrick Sage II (JD ’92) LL (JD ’06) Sandra Ives Powel and William Powel III Douglas Schweickert Ronald Watkins (JD ’63) LL (LLM ’91) LL

honors circle School of education The School of Education (SOE) sees education as not just a profession, but a calling. The start Harry of the 21st century marked 500 years of the SOE reaching back to its Jesuit roots in envisioning Rossi education as an opportunity to make the world a better place, with a focus on social justice, Chair scholarship, and diversity. • The Honors Circle recognizes alumni and friends who support the EdD ’85 SOE with annual gifts of $1,000 or more.

Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Dean’s List Susan O’Brien (EdD ’84) Carol and David Prasse, PhD $10,000 to $24,999 $2,500 to $4,999 $1,000 to $2,499 Audrey (BSEd ’78) and Albert Ratner Catherine and Edward Denten (BSC ’54) Beverly Kasper (EdD ’00) Lorraine Arvin (MEd ’02, PhD ’09) Diane (EdD ’05) and Harry Rossi Mary and James Perry Alice Maresh (MEd ’62) LL Constance (BSEd ’63) and Richard Bruce (EdD ’85) LL Mary O’Reilly (MUND ’68, MEd ’71, Dorothy (MEd ’79, PhD ’92) and George Maria (MEd ’59) and Charles Ryan Jr. LL EdD ’92) LL Giroux Terry Williams, PhD Magna Cum Laude Barbara (PhD ’97) and Conrad Lynne (EdD ’80) and Harvey Golomb, MD John Winkelmann III (BS ’78, Rieckhoff L L $5,000 to $9,999 L Relanda Hobbs (BSEd ’87) MEd ’83) L Lee Hubbell Judy (BSEd ’77) and Thomas Hund Myrtle Kilcrease (MEd ’77) (BBA ’76) Rosemary Lucas (MEd ’57, EdD ’80) LL Susan and Timothy Kanold (PhD ’02) Diane Newbury (MEd ’75, PhD ’80) LL

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Siedenburg Society School of social work The School of Social Work has been preparing future leaders of the social work profession darrell since 1914. Known for its combination of a liberal arts foundation, wide-ranging field work and wheeler, professional opportunities, and experienced faculty, the school provides students with the skills phd and values required to thrive in this dynamic and often challenging profession. • Named after Dean the school’s founder, the Siedenburg Society recognizes alumni and friends who support the school with annual leadership gifts of $1,000 or more.

Biestek Circle Partners Kyung and Daniel Lee, PhD Gertrude Mack (MSW ’46) L $10,000 to $24,999 $2,500 to $4,999 L Catherine Malin (MSW ’51) LL Josephine Riccardi Charlotte Klein (MSW ’58) LL Daniel Murray (BA ’57, MSW ’67) Nancy and Barnard Straus Jr. (MSW ’99) Dean’s Circle Collaborators Jane Mueller Ungari (BS ’67) and $5,000 to $9,999 $1,000 to $2,499 Michael Ungari (BS ’67, MSW ’00)

Judith Berg (MSW ’72, MSIR ’85) LL Raymond Ganey (MSW ’55) LL Elizabeth Wilson (MSW ’61) Anita Kahn (MSW ’60)

fourth estate Society School of communication Referring to the three traditional ruling estates in British Parliament (the clergy, the land-owning ruling class, and the commoners), the “Fourth Estate” describes a social or political institution that is not formally recognized as such but wields considerable influence. The term is now used to describe the power and responsibility that the press and mass media possess. • The Fourth Estate Society recognizes donors who give $1,000 or more per year to the School of Communication.

$25,000 or more $1,000 to $2,499 Martin Stock (BA ’84) Ralph Braseth Victoria and Charles Ebeling Mary and Robert Prentice, MD $5,000 to $9,999 John Reardon (BBA ’78) Ruthellyn (BA ’75) and Ronald Musil Robert Wagner (JFRC Spring ’87, BA ’89) Don Wycliff

$2,500 to $4,999 Lorraine Nelson (BA ’90)

Communication students in the state-of-the-art convergence studio

* Deceased member LL Loyola Loyalist LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 21

nightingale circle vicki keough, Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing APRN-BC, ACNP The Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing at Loyola University Chicago is proud to educate caring Dean professionals, educators, researchers, and administrators. The first accredited nursing school (MSN ’91, Phd ’98) in Illinois, the Niehoff School of Nursing has been ranked in the top 10 percent of all National League for Nursing accredited programs by U.S. News and World Report. Named for Florence Nightingale, a pioneer in the nursing field, the Nightingale Circle honors her compassion and commitment to those in need. • The Nightingale Circle recognizes those who support the school with annual gifts of $1,000 or more.

Helen Jarrell, BVM, Mark Mizula Associates Karole (MA ’80, PhD ’88) and Anthony Mourek $5,000 or more Jeanne Neu O’Halloran (BSN ’67) and Ann Blouin, PhD (MSN ’80), and Robert James O’Halloran (JFRC ’63–’64, BS ’67) Blouin LL Louise Rzeszewski (BSN ’58) LL Simone Ziegler Dana (BS ’83, BSN ’86) and John Spehlmann Theresa (BSN ’75) and Mario Tse (BS ’77, Gladys Kiniery, RN, MS, DDS ’81) LL Associates Frances (PhD ’97) and Peter Vlasses, PharmD $2,500 to $4,999 Mary Ware (BSN ’73, MSN ’88) Ida Androwich, PhD (BSN ’78) LL Patricia Wozniak (BSN ’59) Katie B. Clarke, PhD (BSN ’68), and John Marianne (MSN ’76) and Theodore Clarke LL Zelewsky LL Julie and Jed Klink Mary Jane (BSN ’61) and John Sauve

Julia Lane, PhD, RN, Associates Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing alumnae Clare Mason (BSN ’72, MSN ’83), $1,000 to $2,499 Mary Jane Sauve, DNSc (BSN ’61), and Susan Finn (BSN ’77, MSN ’86) at the annual Alumni Awards Mass and Brunch during which Mary Jane received the Wendy Barr, PhD (BSN ’69), and Vincent Barr, MD LL nursing school’s Distinguished Alumnus Award. Suzanne (BSN ’77) and Norbert Becker, MD (BS ’77) Marjorie Beyers Barbara Brodie, PhD (BSN ’57) JoAnn and Joseph Difiglio Carmencita and William Duffy Jr. (BSN ’80, MJ ’92) Betty Fuentes (BSN ’55, MEd ’70) Melissa (MSN ’83) and Bill Garrigan Sheila Haas, PhD (MSN ’74), and Timothy Haas LL Gail Hanson (BS ’70, BSN ’80, MSN ’89) LL Laureen Higgins (BSN ’77) Nancy (PhD ’87) and Frank Hogan III (BS ’59, MEd ’80) LL Mary Frances Jablonskis (BSN ’62) Belen Jaquez (BSN ’63) LL Joan (BSN ’54) and John Joyce (MD ’55) LL Vicki Keough (MSN ’91, PhD ’98) Diane and Thomas McCall

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spirit of mundelein club Ann Ida Gannon, BVM, Center for Women and Leadership Mary shellenberg The Ann Ida Gannon, BVM, Center for Women and Leadership extends the distinguished Chair heritage of Mundelein College and enriches Loyola by promoting innovative and MUND ’71, JD ’74 interdisciplinary research, advocating progressive models of leadership, and advancing dialogue on compelling issues affecting women’s lives. The thriving set of programs and events sponsored by the Gannon Center prepares the women leaders of Loyola and the surrounding community. • The Spirit of Mundelein Club recognizes those who support the center with annual gifts of $1,000 or more.

Mary Justitia Coffey, Mary (MUND ’71, JD ’74) and Steve Alice Hayes, PhD (MUND ’59) Sally (MUND ’86) and Donal Roth LL BVM, Associates Shellenberg LL Loretta Josefowski (MUND ’52) LL Jean (MUND ’59) and Merrill Sauriol Martin Spalding Joan Keller Evanich (MUND ’88) and (BSC ’58) $10,000 or more Patricia (MUND ’62) and Thomas Kevin Evanich Terese Savage (MUND ’86) LL Dorothy (MUND ’62) and Michael Sullivan LL Adele Baiocchi LeGere (MUND ’48) LL Christine Scriba (MUND ’58) LL L Carbon, MD (BS ’62) L Joanne Twomey (MUND ’62) Grace Luczak (MUND ’57) LL Rosemary Shanahan (MUND ’43) Mary Gormley (MUND ’43) Audrey Zywicki (MUND ’52) LL Susan (MUND ’77) and Terrence Janet Sisler (MUND ’74, MUND ’82) LL Stephen Klingel MacLean LL Barbara Smith (MUND ’63) LL Kumiko Watanuki, PhD (MUND ’84, Sybil Malinowski-Melody (MUND ’72) Susan Spurlin (MUND ’86) LL MA ’87) Jean Dolores Schmidt, and Henry Melody Nancy Stachnik (MUND ’71, MUND ’78) BVM, Associates Marian (MUND ’59) and Bernard Marianne Tralewski (MUND ’58) LL Marren L $1,000 to $2,499 L Patricia (MUND ’58, MA ’65) and James Katharine Forsyth, Margaret (JFRC ’71–’72, MUND ’73) and Wees LL L BVM, Associates Geraldine Blumm (MUND ’55) L Steven McCormick Janet (MUND ’58) and E. Patrick Nancy Bruzzini (MUND ’66) Patricia McKiernan (MUND ’67, $5,000 to $9,999 Wiesner Gabrielle Buckley (MUND ’78) MSIR ’87) Linda (MUND ’85) and Andrew Wolf Jeanne (MUND ’74) and Desmond Gloria Callaci (MUND ’61) Catherine McLeod (MUND ’71) and Don Regina (MDiv ’81) and Stephen Wolfe LaPlace L L L and The Honorable Lawrence Goebel L (MBA ’72) Christine Rydel, PhD (MUND ’66), and L Suffredin Jr. (BA ’69) LL Mary Milano (MUND ’73) L Ellen Zerega (MUND ’79) Edward Cole, PhD L L Susan Carlson (MUND ’71) LL Alice Moore (MUND ’55) LL Frances (MUND ’54) and William Darley Betty Morley (MUND ’59) Catherine Eberle, MD (MUND ’79) Ruth Mulvaney (MUND ’44) Carol Frances Jegen, Mary Fenelon (MUND ’77) and John Anne M. (MUND ’58) and Duane BVM, Associates Gregory LL Murner LL $2,500 to $4,999 Francine Fetyko (MUND ’67) LL Maureen (MUND ’63) and Denis Owens Geraldine (MUND ’79) and John Grace Pertell (MUND ’55) LL Susan (MUND ’82) and David Fiedler LL Patricia (MUND ’67) and Timothy Cannon LL Patricia Finnegan (MUND ’56) Peterson Patricia (MUND ’57, MA ’58, PhD ’66) Mary Garzoni (MUND ’48) Andrea Raila (MUND ’83) and Michael and John Ewers (BA ’55) Catherine Hanus-Zank (MUND ’69) and Rohrbeck Valerye McCarthy (MUND ’52) LL Jerry Zank Patricia L. Riggs (MUND ’61)

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Society of the shield The Society of the Shield honors Loyola alumni and friends who have remembered Loyola in their estate plans and/or have made a deferred gift to the University. Their generosity and vision have strengthened Loyola’s legacy by investing in the future of Jesuit, Catholic higher education.

Edward Abromaitis (BS ’68, DDS ’73) Mary Braunreitr (MD ’77) and Steven Thomas Cullinane (BS ’55) Paul Gewartowski (BSC ’61) Rose Accardi Sherman (MD ’77) Jeanne and William Dale Mary Giblin (BA ’91, MA ’97) Bonnie Adams (PhD ’98) Stephanie and Robert Brodner Adeline Damuth Marion (MUND ’51) and John Gleason Reva and Seymour Alban (MD ’46) (MD ’72) Ken Denzel (JD ’67) Virginia and Richard Glueckert Gay Luhrs Allen (BSC ’59) J. Bardon Brown (DDS ’53) Linda and John Deutsch (BA ’69) (BBA ’65) Marilynn Alsdorf Jean Brown Mary Kreppel (BSEd ’82) and David Jean and Louis Glunz III, PhD (BS ’51) Joan Amoroso Lydia (BS ’85) and John Brown Diehl (BA ’80, MBA ’82) Collette Gmitter (MUND ’42) Elizabeth Angeleri Nancy Brown (MBA ’78) Patricia Dingel D. Aaron Goldsmith (DDS ’87) Catherine Aranyi Nancy Bruzzini (MUND ’66) Robert Dix (BBA ’64) Sher Gonzalez Menchaca (MA ’69) Antoinette Vigilante and Patrick Arbor Mary Anne Bunda, MD (BS ’65, MEd ’68) Paul Dolin (DDS ’47) Barbara Goodkind (MUND ’68) (BSC ’58) Albertine Burget (MEd ’75, EdD ’86) Winnie Donnelly Jane Goodnow (MUND ’37) Fern Asma (MD ’46) Helene Burkart Linda Dougherty (JD ’78) Paul Gordon Yoshiho and Robert Baba (DDS ’57) Nancy S. (MUND ’60) and Michael The Honorable Loretta Douglas Virginia and William Gordon (MD ’59) Alice and Alton Backs (MD ’52) Burke (BSC ’60) (BS ’65, JD ’68) Mary Gormley (MUND ’43) Diane (MSW ’74) and Carlos Bahr Judith and Timothy Burns (MD ’74) Thomas Dowd (BSC ’59, JD ’63) Margaret (MUND ’59) and Thomas Catherine Carpenter and David Baker Jeanne and Thomas Campbell Patricia (MSIR ’85, MSW ’97) and Granberry (JD ’79) (MD ’51) Dennis DuBoux Amber Gravett, PhD (BA ’94), and Wafa and Mamdouh Bakhos, MD Wilhelmina Campion Catherine Eardley-Murphy David Tuma (BA ’94) (MRES ’78) George Capulos (MEd ’62) Sandra and Gregory Eckstein (MD ’62) William Gregoire (BBA ’82) Pat Balsamo (MD ’57) John Carolan (MD ’52) and Beatrice Gerard Egan (BA ’53, MA ’59, PhD ’69) Anita and Joseph* Gross (BS ’57, Loretta Banish Widiger Berteau* (MUND ’47, MS ’49, MD ’52) Kathryn and Philip Faccenda (JD ’57) MD ’60) Henry Banks (BS ’44) Margaret and Edward Carroll Eleanor Fails (PhD ’74) Dolores and Matthew Gross (BSC ’52) Eleanor Bara (MSIR ’50) Jacqueline Falk Vicki Grunnet-Alden (MSW ’98) and Constance Barbantini Darlene and Richard Carroll (MD ’66) Elizabeth and Bernard Farkas Raymond Hanft Liduina Barbantini (MUND ’50) Louise Carter (MEd ’56) (MSW ’62) Marianne Guerrini Boe (BS ’74, Evelyn* and William* Barnett Sr. Patricia Carter (JFRC ’62-’63, BS ’64) Diane and Hermann Faubl (BS ’65) MEd ’01) and Michael Boe (JD ’41) Helen and John Cassin (JFRC ’68-’69, Virginia (BBA ’76) and Royal Fisher Marge and Rolf Gunnar, MD Wendy Barr, PhD (BSN ’69), and BBA ’70) Marie (JFRC Spring ’88, BS ’89) and Barbara and James Haberkorn (BS ’56) Vincent Barr, MD Grace and Gerard Cerniak (BS ’65, Brian Fitzpatrick (JFRC ’90-’91, BA ’92) Kimberly (BBA ’76) and D. Bruce Haga Joyce Barry (MUND ’55) MD ’69) Lenore Fleming (PhB ’49, MA ’54) James Hagan (BA ’70) Mary Anne Barry John Chamberlain (BSC ’53) Martha Floener* (MUND ’45) Nancy and Warren Hall (BS ’62) Julio Battistoni (DDS ’60, MDS ’62, Elisabeth Chapman, PhD (MA ’60), and Mary Ellen Foran (MEd ’51) Susan Halvorsen (MUND ’90) Harry Chapman DRES ’62) Donald Fortney (BBA ’62) John Hamilton (BS ’67) Marjorie and Ronald Charipar (MD ’80) Kathleen* and Bernard* Beazley Eileen Fox Ruth Hamper Arlene and Ronald Cheff (MD ’71, (JD ’50) Elaine Frank Joan Los Hank (BS ’54) and MRES ’74) Carolyn (BS ’74) and James Belcher Jacquelyn (MSIR ’88) and John Frank William J. Hank Aimee (JFRC Spring ’98, BS ’00) and Geraldine C. (MUND ’62) and James Patricia and Karl Frankovitch (MD ’63) John Hardiman Raphael Chiu Bellanca Ruth Freeark Lois and Michael Harring (JD ’75) Thomas Chock Judith Berg (MSW ’72, MSIR ’85) John French Virginia Hartman* Nancy (MUND ’58, MEd ’64) and Elizabeth Bergmark Thomas W. Havey (BSC ’45) Frank Cihak Patricia and Steven Friedland (MD ’89) Melvin R. and Randy Lamm Berlin Paul Frymark (DDS ’63) Thomas Hawley (JFRC ’66-’67) (JD ’91) Elaine Clemens (BS ’58, MSN ’64) Helmuth Fuchs, PhD (BS ’62) Alice Hayes, PhD (MUND ’59) Gail Bien (BS ’86, MA ’91) Thomas Cleys (BS ’76) M. Joan Fuller (BSC ’49) Robert Hayes (BSC ’49) Patricia and Richard Blaine (MD ’59) John Collins (DDS ’63) Martin Funk (BS ’50, MD ’56) Susanna Hayes, PhD (JFRC ’62-’63, A. James Blanchard (MD ’47) Marie and Edwin Comiskey (BSC ’51) Gladys Gallagher (BA ’73) BS ’64) Debra Zahay Blatz, PhD (JD ’83), and Nancy and Frank Considine (PhB ’43) Sylvia Gambony (MUND ’48) Eileen Kamerick and Victor Heckler Edward Blatz Harry Constantine (DDS ’47) (BS ’64, MA ’67, PhD ’70) Mary Garzoni (MUND ’48) Carola (BS ’61) and Ronald Blubaugh Jane and Robert Conti (MD ’55) Elizabeth (MEd ’62) and Richard Henry Glenn Gentile Colleen and Robert Bockel (MD ’67) Nancy and Charles Cooper James Hey (DDS ’73) Carol and Joseph* Gentile (PhD ’48) Rose and George Bordenave (MD ’46) Patricia and Frank M.* Covey Jr. (BS ’54, Michael Hickey (BBA ’70) JD ’57) Marsha and Michael Gentile Sr. Anne Bowman (BS ’74, DDS ’81) and Gerald Higgins (MD ’62, MRES ’69) Robert Craig (BA ’70) A. William Geordan (MD ’49) James Yacabucci, DDS Philip Hillmer, MD Susan and William Crawford (BA ’70) Linda and James Gerace Sr. (MD ’67) Anne Brandt (BS ’65) Miriam Hillmert The Honorable Susan Getzendanner Nancy Braund Boruch (MBA ’79, Barbara (BS ’64, MEd ’72) and Eugene (JD ’66, BBA ’66) and Stanton Kessler Alberta Marie Hilton (BS ’52) MPS ’02) Croisant (BBA ’59, MSIR ’66)

This honor roll of donors is reflective of gifts made between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. 24 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

Marylouise Hirsh Burger, PhD Maureen Kuhn (MPS ’89) (MUND ’54, MEd ’57) Lucille and Donald Kuiper (MD ’64) Ellen and Frederick Hirt (BA ’69) Harriet and James Kulis (BA ’70) Audrey and Richard Hoder (DDS ’57) Eileen (BS ’71) and William Laack Margaret and Norman Hoffman (BS ’71) (BS ’50) Karen Lamping (MA ’70, JD ’82) Nancy (PhD ’87) and Frank Hogan III Corinne and Fred Lane (JD ’50) (BS ’59, MEd ’80) Michael Lanos (BA ’78) Harold Hoge Jr. Grace Larkin (MUND ’55) Sheila and Henry Hollander (MD ’67) Mary Larsen Edward Hosek (BSC ’43)* Charles Larson, MD (MRES ’73) Mercedes Hulik (MUND ’48, BSC ’48) Patricia and Barry Laven (MD ’70) Margaret and Denis Hutchings Eileen (JFRC ’71-’72, BS ’73) and (MEd ’68) Michael Lee Thomas Immel (JD ’68) Susan Lee (BA ’83, JD ’87) and Malcolm Jean Jackson (MD ’73, MRES ’79) Litowitz Mary Jaeger (BS ’66, MEd ’71) Adele Baiocchi LeGere (MUND ’48) James Janssen (MA ’58) Sherry and Louis Lehr Jr. (JD ’51) Belen Jaquez (BSN ’63) William Lennon Marilyn and Bruno Jaselskis Mary Leonard (MUND ’66) Kumiko Watanuki, PhD (MUND ‘84, MA ‘87), Society of the Shield member Suhair (BA ’07) and Manfred Jasevicius Debra (BBA ’78, JD ’81) and Bruce Kim and Algimantas Jecius (MD ’88) Lester (BA ’75) Candace and Harold Johnson (BS ’74) Jayme Levin Muriel (JD ’93) and Jane Johnson (MUND ’42) Robert Muriel (JD ’93) Phyllis Jane and Donald McLean Joan (MEd ’65) and Joseph Noonan Christina Johnson-Wolff (BA ’72) and Walter Lewandowski (BA ’70) (BSC ’60) (BBA ’55) Richard Wolff Timothy Libaris (BA ’07) James McNicholas (DDS ’53) Mary Christine (MUND ’71) and Floyd The Honorable Michelle Jordan Mary and Gerald Liesen (MD ’58) Daniel Patrick McQuade (BS ’64) Norris (BA ’74) Robert Lokar, DDS (DRES ’65, MS ’65) Ivan Medina (BS ’81, MSW ’98) Nichole Nowak Michael Joyce (BBA ’71) Myrtle Lownik Terri Mestrich Emma and Richard Nuzzo (BS ’66) Cynthia Kaminski (BS ’83) Rosemary Lucas (MEd ’57, EdD ’80) Roberta Metz (MEd ’60) Kathleen O’Brien Wicker (MUND ’59, Ethel (BSEd ’62, MEd ’67) and Richard Barbara Lucchese (MUND ’60) Jo-Ann and Thomas Michalak (BS ’63) JFRC Spring ’62) Kaminski Barbra Luce-Turner Vivien (BA ’54) and Edward Michals, Ann O’Connell (BS ’62) Stephen F. and Pamela R. Kasbeer Charles Luczak (BS ’54) MD (BS ’53) Jack O’Connell, Jr. (JFRC ’68-’69) Anne (BSN ’56)* and Charles Kay* Margaret Luft (MUND ’49) Max Mielecki Lynn Carlson and Philip O’Connor, Thomas Keefe (PhD ’66) Diane and Robert Lukesh (MD ’68, Gail Miller PhD (JFRC ’68-’69, BA ’70) Carol Keene, PhD (MA ’66) MS ’68) Connie Gipple and Steven Miszkowicz Frances and John O’Donoghue Jr. Martha and Michael Kenahan Mathilda Luketin (MUND ’73) (JFRC ’74-’75, BS ’77) (MD ’44) Joan Key Daniel Malecki (BS ’52) Sandra (MUND ’65) and Michael George O’Grady (BS ’55) Myrtle Kilcrease (MEd ’77) Catherine Malin (MSW ’51) Morgan Mary O’Laughlin (MSW ’47) James Kilduff (BS ’58) Theresa and Arthur Malinowski Amanda (MD ’01) and Brian Morris Robert Olson (BBA ’62) Jeanne Kinney (MSIR ’58) (MD ’01) Elizabeth Day and Gregory Onorato Sharon Kinsley (BS ’87, MRE ’03, Irene Mandock Corinne Morrissey (JD ’85) (BS ’75) MDiv ’08) Margaret Manella (MSW ’63) Sharon and Donald Muir Sr. Margaret Orbon (JD ’76) and G. Curtiss Mary Anne Kirchschlager Rodney Mannion (MD ’56) Arthur Mullins Shaffer Michelle and Richard Klarchek Mary Manzke (BS ’52) Pauline Mulvaney Thomas (PhD ’81, MD ’84) and Claudine Origitano Barbara Kloss (BS ’62, MA ’65) Theresa Mao Julia and Mario Munoz Kateri O’Shea (MUND ’59) Lois Knapp Barbara MaRous Anne M. (MUND ’58) and Duane Rosemarie Pacal Younker (BS ’44) Judith Irene Knorst, PhD (MA ’72) Anne and Stuart Marshall (MD ’70) Murner Pauline and Harold Papson (MD ’65) Nancy W. Knowles Elaine and Charles Martin (MD ’47) Sheila and Meredith Murray (MD ’56) Wilk Peery (DDS ’60) Susan and James Koch (BA ’76) Marie and Frank Martincic Ruthellyn (BA ’75) and Ronald Musil Janine Pefley (BS ’67) Margaret and Leonard Kochan Marianne (MUND ’54) and Bruce Mary Jane and Michael Nabicht Valerie Kockelman (BS ’55) Matthews Alice (MUND ’61) and Richard Nagle Jeanne and Edwin Pendrys Georgia Kohlwey (BSN ’66) Carol Matusak (MD ’63) Barbara and Robert Perkaus Jr. (BS ’58) Judy and Andrew Konitzer Barry McCabe Jean and Thomas Nale (DDS ’67) Genevieve Phelps Carol Korten (BSEd ’61, MEd ’71) Thomas McDermott (MD ’54) Sandy Navin (BS ’65, JD ’69) Joseph Phelps (JFRC ’71-’72, BA ’73, JD ’82) Ann Marie Kotre (MUND ’62) Avis McDonald, PhD (BSN ’60) Jean Nell (MUND ’46) Mary and Nicholas Pieroni (JFRC Virginia Kott (MEd ’74) Rita (PhD ’71) and James McDonald Shirley and William Nelson (MD ’59) Spring ’62, DDS ’66) Helen Kraut Christine and Robert McFadden Mary and Samuel Nickele (PhB ’42) Paul Pitt (BS ’68) John Krempen, MD (BS ’71) Kevin McGirr (BBA ’72) Rita and Harold* Niekamp (MD ’48, Sandra Polk (BS ’68) Bobetta (MEd ’65) and John Krueger Mary (BS ’53, MD ’57) and John MRES ’59) Loretta Porter Jacqueline and Michael Kuglitsch McGloin (BS ’53, MD ’57) Julie Ann and Robert Niles (MD ’60) Lorraine (PhB ’42, MSW ’49) and (MD ’80) Luann McGreevey Evelyn and Thomas Nipper (MD ’71) Loretta Nolan (EdD ’85) Joseph Presha

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Daniel Priske (BS ’62) Jane Smith (MEd ’64) John Walsh Jr. (BBA ’63) Paul Proteau (BBA ’53, MSIR ’58) LeRoy Smith (MD ’65) Katherine (BS ’66, MD ’80) and Joseph Lola Farley Proulx (MEd ’58) and Ernest Margaret Mullen Snowdon (MUND ’36) Walsh, PhD (BA ’67, MSW ’69) Proulx Mary Jo and Thomas Sorensen Roberta and Edward Walsh Jr. (JD ’73) Christine Provost (MUND ’91) (DDS ’80) Regina (BA ’66) and Robert Ward Dorothy Quick (BSN ’55) Diane and Louis Soscia (MD ’62) (BS ’65) Marilyn and Michael Quinlan (PhB ’67, Albin Sowka (MD ’47) Jim Walsh MBA ’70) James Spiegel (MBA ’95) Mary Ware (BSN ’73, MSN ’88) William Quinn Mary and Gustav Staahl Jr. (MD ’71) Kurt Warkenthien (MD ’88) Theodore Radkiewicz Jr. (MEd ’73) Nancy Stachnik (MUND ’71, MUND ’78) Kumiko Watanuki, PhD (MUND ’84, Elaine and Paul Raglow (MD ’59) Roberta Stadler (BA ’67) MA ’87) Mary and Lyle Rausch, MD, PhD Sandra Stare (MSW ’78) Teresa Watt, PhD (MUND ’70), and (BS ’65) Lisa and Edgar Staren (MD ’82) Robert Watt Mary Anne Rees (BS ’65) Judith and Robert Starks (BS ’68, Laura and Dan Webb (JD ’70) Rose Reese Guttman MA ’70) Frederick Weber III Domeena Renshaw, MD Barbara Steinbeigle (BS ’55, MA ’69) Jewel and Thomas Wegs (BS ’64) Ranny Riley (JFRC ’63-’64) and Eugene Miller Linda and George Wehrle (BBA ’62) Carol Robbins (JFRC ’64-’65) and Margaret Stevens Judithe and Jerome Wensinger Herbert Wolff Judith (BS ’68) and Robert Stewart (MD ’58) James Rocks, PhD Paul Stewart (BS ’63, MSW ’65) Harry Whelan (MD ’47) Joy Rogers, PhD Patrick Stiff (MD ’75) Barbara and Oliver Whetstone Don Romanaggi (MD ’60) Geri and Robert Stone (MD ’54) Anthony Rudis Mary Lou and Frank Stotz (BSC ’52) Angeline Schrater and Richard White, PhD Gayle Ruedi (MBA ’74) Mary Stretch (MUND ’66) Evelyn Whitehead, PhD, and James Mary and Santo Ruggero (MD ’46) Edwin Sujack* (PhB ’48) Whitehead, PhD Charles Rusky (BBA ’64) Shelley and Mark Sulkin (BS ’72) Katherine (MSN ’70) and Charles Wiley Pamela and William Russell (MBA ’72) Eugene Sullivan (MD ’34) Charlotte Wilk (BS ’51, MEd ’52) Marie Salwonchik (PhD ’72) Jean and Michael Sullivan (BSC ’61) Robert Wilkus (MD ’62) Mariza Santiano (BBA ’85) Mary Kay and Michael Sullivan (BA ’70) Mary (MUND ’58) and Theodore Will Anna Scalise (BS ’66) Gerald Sunko (MD ’70) (MD ’60) Catherine and Theodore Schafer Victoria Suriano (BSEd ’98, MEd ’00) Francis Williams (MD ’71) (MD ’58) Maria Svolos Gebhard (BA ’78) Elizabeth Wilson (MSW ’61) Jean (BSN ’53) and Donald Scherf Gerard Swick (BBA ’62, JD ’65) William Wischoeffer Bernice Schloeder Myra Swick (BBA ’67) Anne Wolfe (JFRC ’69-’70, BS ’71, Dorothy Scholzen (MUND ’43) Ruth Ann and Robert Swint (MD ’70) PhD ’80) Mary Schroff (BSEd ’40) Jean and J. Scott Sykora Katherine Royston Wos and Ronald Deborah and Terrence Schuhrke Katherine Taft* (MUND ’38) Wos (BA ’61, MA ’69) (BS ’64, MD ’68) Kathleen and David Tansey Patricia Wozniak (BSN ’59) Diane (MEd ’60) and Roger Serzen Jacqueline and William Tansey (BS ’57, Theodore Wrobleski (BA ’68) Frances Setnicar (BSN ’56) MD ’61, MPS ’01) Linda and Jay* Young (MD ’63) Betty Shanahan (MUND ’40) Elizabeth and Robert Tarjan (BS ’65) Jill (BS ’71) and Daniel Youngberg Rosemary Shanahan (MUND ’43) John (BSC ’59) and Terese Mulkern Albert Zari Marcia Lloyd and Daniel Shannon Terry (BS ’59) Marianne (MSN ’76) and Theodore (MD ’60) Thomas Thayer (BSBA ’58) Zelewsky Claire and John Sheahin (BS ’65, JD ’68) Barbara (MUND ’52) and James Rita and George Zorn (MD ’46) Kathleen Evert and Joseph Sheils Thorstad Sr. (BS ’51) Ellyn Zunker-Musser, MD (BS ’58) and (BA ’90) Regina Traisman (MUND ’78) Thomas Grassi Mary Shirey (BSN ’69) Karen Trimberger Brady (BA ’98) Joan and Eugene Zylstra (BSC ’51) A. Donald Sillaro Virginia Turner (JFRC ’66-’67) and Audrey Zywicki (MUND ’52) Joseph Silliman, PhD (JFRC Spring ’62, Drew Sullivan BS ’63) Jane Mueller Ungari (BS ’67) and Jennifer (BA ’69) and Virgil Simons Michael Ungari (BS ’67, MSW ’00) (BBA ’67) MaryAnn Urban-Danno (BS ’84, Maureen and Leslie Simonyi (BS ’90, BSN ’87) and Robert Danno MA ’92) Sandra Van Goethem (BS ’64, MEd ’70) Kevin Simpson, MD Leslie Vance (BA ’83) William G. Simpson Rita and Thomas Vercruysse (BA ’93) Marilyn and John Skeffington Sr. Patricia (BSEd ’66, MEd ’70) and (JD ’54) William Max Vom Steeg (BA ’61, Barbara and Stephen Slogoff, MD MEd ’69) Leonard Slotkowski Jr. (JFRC ’65-’66, Marie and William Vonder Heide BA ’69, MEd ’72) (BSC ’50, JD ’53) Carolyn Smeltzer (MSN ’77, EdD ’83) Joan and Edward Walsh (BBA ’67)

This honor roll of donors is reflective of gifts made between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. 26 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

deborah dobbs Società di Donatori John Felice Rome Center JFRC ’74–’75 With more than 40 academic courses, students from 35 U.S. universities in a typical term, ted dobbs and a city that needs no introduction, the JFRC is one of the world’s great study-abroad jfrc spring ’75 opportunities. • The Società di Donatori is a circle of alumni and friends who support the Co-Chairs JFRC with annual gifts of $1,000 or more.

Cerchia Del Direttore Leonard Slotkowski Jr. (JFRC ’65–’66, Samuel Naito Sostenitori BA ’69, MEd ’72) Kristen (JFRC ’73–’74) and Michael $10,000 or more (Alumni who graduated in the last 6 Antoinette (JFRC Fall ’75) and Natter to 15 years) Richard Bell II (JFRC ’67–’68) Christopher Spohn Claudette and John Nicolai Deborah (JFRC ’74–’75) and Ted Dobbs (JFRC ’69–’70) William Eineke (JFRC Spring ’97, (JFRC Spring ’75) Annette Nielsen (JFRC ’66–’67) BBA ’98) Marianne and Dennis Fraher Benefattori Don Novello (JFRC ’62–’63) Shena (JFRC Fall ’98, BS ’99, MBA ’03) (JFRC ’84–’85) and Benjamin Keith (BBA ’00) LL $1,000 to $2,499 Daniel O’Connor (BS ’60) Constance and John Kurowski Cheryl (JFRC ’64–’65, BS ’68) and Patrick Rachel Lionberg (JFRC Fall ’01, BA ’02, (JFRC ’73–’74, BA ’75) Mary Ann (JFRC ’71–’72) and Larry O’Donnell MBA ’05) LL L Barry McCabe Bowers L Felicia Davis O’Malley and John Colin O’Donovan (JFRC ’00–’01, Ruthellyn (BA ’75) and Ronald Musil Richard Bruni (JFRC ’85–’86) O’Malley Jr. (JFRC ’82–’83, BBA ’86) JFRC ’02–’03, BACL ’02) Jack O’Connell Jr. (JFRC ’68–’69) Kathryn and Michael Carlson (JFRC ’66– Marta (JFRC ’71–’72) and Patrick Mary (JFRC ’04–’05, BA ’06) and L Lynn Carlson and Philip O’Connor, PhD ’67, BA ’68) L O’Rourke (JFRC ’71–’72) Benjamin Pietrzyk (JFRC Fall ’03, BA ’05, MA ’06) (JFRC ’68–’69, BA ’70) LL Colleen Carney, PhD (JFRC ’72–’73), and Amalia Perea Mahoney (JFRC ’73–’74, Joan and David Pritchard (JFRC ’72–’73, Robert Huemmrich BA ’75) and William Mahoney Britt Whitfield (JFRC ’99–’00, BS ’04) BBA ’74, MA ’92) Susan (JFRC ’69–’70) and William Carter (JFRC ’73–’74, BA ’75) Betty (JFRC ’65–’66) and Thomas Casey Gordana Stjepanovic and Michael (JFRC ’65–’66) Phelps (JFRC ’70–’71, JFRC ’72–’73, Illuminati Susana Cavallo, PhD BA ’73) Dana Green and Thomas Clancy Marna and Philip Pier $5,000 to $9,999 (JFRC ’67–’68, BA ’69) Donalene and Donald Poduska, PhD Anne Bannister (JFRC Fall ’84, BBA ’85, Chris and Terry Colwell (JFRC ’72–’73, (BA ’56) LL MBA ’93) BA ’75) Donna (JFRC ’63–’64) and Robert Helen Frye (JFRC ’75–’76, BS ’77) Nicolette (BBA ’76) and John Conway Rissone LL Carol Robbins (JFRC ’64–’65) and (JFRC Fall ’73, BACL ’76) LL Mary Pat and James Rohan (JFRC ’78– Herbert Wolff Susan Lamb and Dennis Cook ’79, JFRC ’79–’80, BA ’81, MSIR ’83) Maureen (JFRC ’66–’67, BA ’68) and (JFRC ’72–’73, JFRC ’79–’80, JD ’79) Mark Russo (JFRC Fall ’87) Robert Schuberth (JFRC ’66–’67) James De Norio (MBA ’04) David Silva (JFRC ’72–’73) Patty and G. Andrews Smith Christie and Anthony DeNicola (JFRC Mignon (JFRC ’66–’67, BA ’69) and Spring ’85) LL Hubert Snider Meg (JFRC ’85–’86) and James Erskine Rosanna Coffey and Timothy Stranges L Ispiratori III L (JFRC ’66–’67) LL Jane Gisevius (JFRC ’63–’64) $2,500 to $4,999 Joan and Scott Sullivan (JFRC ’67–’68) Theresa Haran Diane and Andrew Sweeny Jr. Joan Batchen (JFRC ’81–’82, BA ’83, Thomas Hawley (JFRC ’66–’67) LL (JFRC ’70–’71) LL MBA ’88) Lisa and John Iberle (JFRC ’73–’74, Patricia O’Shea and Frank Tannura Marie (JFRC Spring ’88, BS ’89) and BBA ’75, JFRC ’77–’78) LL (JFRC Fall ’76, BBA ’79) Brian Fitzpatrick (JFRC ’90–’91, Maria Teresa and Emilio Iodice Domenic Toni (JFRC ’71–’72, JFRC L BA ’92) L Jane Kiernan (JFRC Fall ’81) Fall ’72, BA ’73) Helen and Thomas Flynn Laurel and William Laird Virginia Turner (JFRC ’66–’67) and Drew Nancy Gerrie Bowen (JFRC ’74–’75) and Mary (JFRC Fall ’72, BS ’74) and Daniel Sullivan Richard Bowen Lyons (BBA ’74, JD ’87) Laura and David Van Etten (JFRC ’75– Susan Marzec Hannigan (JFRC ’76–’77, Shirley (MEd ’95) and The Honorable ’76, BA ’77) BA ’77) and James Hannigan Jr. (JFRC Michael Madigan (JD ’67) Edward Volk (JFRC ’64–’65, BS ’67) LL Spring ’77, BS ’77) L L Michael Matre (JFRC ’70–’71, BA ’72) Mary Jo (JFRC ’75–’76) and Sheldon Kurt Natter (JFRC Fall ’09, JFRC Robert Meade Jr. (JFRC Fall ’69) L Weinig LL Spring ’10) L Thomas Murphy (JFRC ’78–’79)

* Deceased member LL Loyola Loyalist LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 27

stephen Parents’ Leadership Council squinto ba ’78, phD ’84 ParentS’ Fund adrienne The Parents’ Program supports initiatives that provide Loyola students with the opportunity to block, phd engage in experiences that have a profound impact on their college experience inside and outside Co-Chairs the classroom. • The Parents’ Leadership Council recognizes parents who support the University with an annual gift of $1,000 or more.

National Co-Chairs Pat and Mark Ohlendorf Diana and Richard Barthel Patricia (MPS ’01) and Thomas Carolyn (MSW ’89) and J. Paul O’Keefe Gail and Michael Biasiello (BS ’79, DeStefani (MD ’81, MRES ’84) $5,000 or more (MD ’71, MRES ’74) LL DDS ’85) Kate (BS ’77) and Paul Dombrowski, Antoinette Vigilante and Patrick Arbor Patricia and John O’Keefe Jr. (BSC ’60) Linda T. (BA ’72) and Frank J. Biga MD (BA ’77) LL (BSC ’58) Elizabeth (BS ’75) and Robert (BA ’70, MA ’74, MBA ’77) Carmencita and William Duffy Jr. Evelyn* and William* Barnett Sr. Parkinson Jr. (BBA ’73, MBA ’75) LL Theresa and Lawrence Biggam (BSN ’80, MJ ’92) (JD ’41) LL Audrey (BSEd ’78) and Albert Ratner (JFRC ’65–’66) LL Carol and Patrick Dwyer II (BS ’62) Josephine and Robert Beavers Maralyn and Michael K. Reilly LL LaMoyne and Sidney Blair (MD ’48) LL Amy (MD ’83) and James Egan Bernard Beazley* (JD ’50) Joyce and Leo Roberts (MD ’58, Juliana and Jules Blank (MD ’78) Mary and Michael Farley Melvin R. and Randy Lamm Berlin MBA ’95) LL Sheri (JFRC Spring ’74, BS ’76) Dawn and Robert Feller (JD ’91) Linda and Curt Rodin (JD ’75) LL and Dan Boho (JFRC Spring ’74, Edward Fiedler Jr. (JD ’60) Mary and James Binsfeld (BS ’67) Mary Rueckert-Cooper and Thomas BA ’74, JD ’77) Helen and Thomas Flynn Debra and James Brasher (BBA ’75) Cooper Luellen and Edmund Boland (JD ’67) Frank Folk, MD LL The Honorable Anne Burke and The Kathleen (MD ’78) and Gary Cherie (BSEd ’79) and Michael Bond, Margaret Foran and David Schmidt Honorable Edward Burke Schneiderman (MD ’77, MRES ’78) DDS (BS ’79) Janice (JD ’84) and Kevin Forde (JD ’63) Mary and Greg Carew Patricia Schostok Reese (BS ’74, Jeanne and David Bovill Dorothy (BS ’68) and Daniel Fusco L Mary and Peter Carey (JD ’69) L MEd ’78, EdD ’82) and Errol Reese, Sally and Joseph Bredemann (BA ’48) (JD ’64) LL L Suzanne and Joel Carlins PhD L Elaine (BSEd ’58) and Richard Brennan Mary Garvin Kathleen (BA ’73) and Vincent Cook Julie and Joseph Serra (BA ’58, JD ’62) Linda and James Gerace Sr. (MD ’67) (BA ’72, JD ’75, MA ’75) Ruth and Eugene Sikora Joan (BSN ’74) and Vincent Bufalino Patricia (BA ’76) and Thomas Germino Rosemary and John Croghan Patty and G. Andrews Smith (BS ’74, MD ’77, MRES ’80) (BA ’75, DDS ’79) (BS ’52) LL Adrienne Block, PhD, and Stephen Mary Jo and John Bulfin (JD ’78) LL Monica and Vincent Getzendanner Jr. Mary and F. John Cushing III (BBA ’73, Squinto (BA ’78, PhD ’84) John Calhoun LL (JD ’66) LL JD ’76) Patrick Stiff (MD ’75) Gloria Callaci (MUND ’61) Anne Marie and W. Gibler, MD William Daley (BA ’70) Edwin Sujack* (PhB ’48) and The Honorable Lawrence Lynne (EdD ’80) and Harvey Golomb, Timothy (MBA ’71) and Jacqueline Margaret Sujack, DDS (BS ’78), and Suffredin Jr. (BA ’69) LL MD Danis L Donald Sujack (BBA ’78, MBA ’85) L Katherine Peshek-Campbell (BS ’77, Bobbie and Gilbert Gordon (JD ’74) LL Mary DePauw, PhD (BS ’70), and A. Molly and James Toole MD ’80) and Daniel Campbell Josie (BA ’74, MEd ’78, JD ’84) and L Philip DePauw III, MD (BS ’68) Theresa (BSN ’75) and Mario Tse (MD ’80, MRES ’81) L Lance Gough Linda and John Deutsch (BA ’69) LL (BS ’77, DDS ’81) LL Susan (JFRC ’69–’70) and William Maureen Greene Carter Patrick Foley, MD (BS ’68) Debra and Scott Upp Colette (MD ’77) and Thomas Gushurst Ruth Freeark Nancy and Leonard Vertuno, MD LL Christine and Stephen Chodoronek (MD ’77) Mary Barmes Froelich (MUND ’67) and Frances (MUND ’62) and Mitchell Wiet Patricia and Michael Collins (BA ’70, Gail Hanson (BS ’70, BSN ’80, MD ’78) Cezar Froelich (BS ’67, JD ’70) (JD ’65) LL MSN ’89) LL Patrice and Alexander Ghanayem, MD Marybeth and Michael Zindrick Patricia and Charles Collopy Jr. Lori Hausfeld Christina and Ronald Gidwitz (MD ’79, MRES ’84) Ann and Thomas Connelly (BA ’55, Margaret Ann and Todd Hewell III PhD ’74) Alvina and The Honorable Roger Kiley (BS ’75, MD ’78, MRES ’85) LL Jr. (JD ’66) LL Angelika and John Conway (MBA ’89) Mary and Patrick Hickey Michelle and Richard Klarchek Members Nicolette (BBA ’76) and John Conway James Hillman Jr. (BBA ’79) (JFRC Fall ’73, BACL ’76) LL Stephen Klingel $1,000 to $4,999 Irene and Michael Hinz (MD ’73) Margaret and William Crane L Constance and John Kurowski L Deborah Hockman (PhD ’82) and Peter (JFRC ’73–’74, BA ’75) Elizabeth and William Adler Jr. Barbara (BS ’64, MEd ’72) and Eugene Cihak L Croisant (BBA ’59, MSIR ’66) Eileen and Vern Lahart (BA ’50, Ida Androwich, PhD (BSN ’78) L Nancy (PhD ’87) and Frank Hogan III L John Angel (MD ’66) Claire and Richard Cronin (MD ’50) JD ’51) L (BS ’59, MEd ’80) LL Deborah and John Lahey LL Rosemary and Gerard Aranha, MD Laura and Rick Culley Judith and Henry Holmes (MD ’62) (MRES ’75) LL Joan and Richard Cuomo Sue Lehoang, DDS, and Mike Lehoang Maryane and Urban Hubert LL (MD ’74) Barbara and James Ashley Sharon and Larry Cuttone Mercedes Hulik (MUND ’48, BSC ’48) John Morrissey LL Laura Bloem and James Audia Frances (MUND ’54) and William Ann and Kevin Hyland Gloria and Francis Banich (BS ’54, Darley Joan Mullins LL Judy and Thomas Hynes (BS ’59, MD ’57) LL Mel and Norman Decker Sr. Lynn Carlson and Philip O’Connor, JD ’62) LL PhD (JFRC ’68–’69, BA ’70) LL Patricia and Anthony Barrett (JD ’66) Laurie and Anthony DeLio III Cheryl and Jeffrey Jackson

This honor roll of donors is reflective of gifts made between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. 28 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

Judith and Benjamin Jagodzinski Jane Mueller Ungari (BS ’67) and (MD ’62) LL Michael Ungari (BS ’67, MSW ’00) Alina and Anthony Janiga (BS ’82, Barbara and Al Van Eekeren (BS ’63) MD ’87) Laura and David Van Etten Rosina and Michael Janowak (JFRC ’75–’76, BA ’77) (MD ’72) LL Aldona and Ronald Walker, PhD Marilyn and Bruno Jaselskis Patricia and Joseph Waters Jr. Christina Johnson-Wolff (BA ’72) and (MBA ’81) Richard Wolff LL Ellen and David Wieczorek (BG ’01, Christine and John Kefer (MD ’74) MBA ’08) Aldon Kelly Marianne (MSN ’76) and Theodore Mary and Thomas Kenkel Zelewsky LL Vicki Keough (MSN ’91, PhD ’98) Geraldine and Anthony Zembrodt Margaret and Thomas Kloempken LL Kimberly and Brian Koehler Leah and Wendell Kurtz Carla and Paul Labriola Corinne and Fred Lane (JD ’50) Rose Marie and Edward Lee (MD ’48) LL Gloria Leischner (MUND ’66) LL Christine and David Lewis Lorraine and Holger Liepmann Diane Lockard John (JFRC ’73–’74, BA ’75) and Constance Kurowski at the Saint Louis Helen and Peter Loewenstein student send off Nancy Lottinville (BA ’72, JD ’75) and Thaddeus Hubert III (JD ’75) Shirley (MEd ’95) and The Honorable Michael Madigan (JD ’67) Anthony Mandolini Katherine Rohan and Francis O’Brien Janet and Kenneth Schiffman, MD (MRES ’00) Susan (JD ’75) and Jay Mann (JD ’75) Nancy and Thomas O’Dowd L Jo Anne and The Honorable Stephen Anne and Stuart Marshall (MD ’70) Lawrence O’Gara (BS ’65) L L Schiller Judith (BS ’59) and Gregory Matz Joan and Thomas O’Hara (BBA ’64) L Danita and William Schmidt (MD ’62) Helen and Harry O’Kane (JD ’54) Alan Schoen (BS ’61) Eileen and James McKinney (MBA ’72) John O’Malley Sr. (BS ’50, MA ’52, Barbara and John Schornack Phyllis Jane and Donald McLean JD ’53) (BSC ’51) L (BSC ’60) Lynn and Robert Ossoff L Mary and Thomas Schufreider Consolin and Timothy McOsker Robert O’Toole (BBA ’62) Dolores Schumann L Beth Ann and James McShane (BS ’75, Louise and Carl Otto L DDS ’79) Christel and John Owens Jr. (BSC ’58) Linda (BSN ’64) and William Senica (BS ’62, MD ’66, MRES ’70) L Janice and Edward Melian, MD Avinash Patwardhan, PhD L Robert Sheehan (BSC ’51, JD ’66) L Marilyn Meyer Barbara and Robert Perkaus Jr. L William Sherry Marianne and Lawrence Michet (BS ’58) LL Elizabeth and Rick Siebenaler (DDS ’46) LL Carole and Paul Perona Jr. Karen Lee (MSN ’76) and Robert Miller Vera Petras, MD, and Gjuro Petras Robert Siegel (MD ’74, MRES ’75) LL Richard Prendergast Jr. (BBA ’68, Mary (BS ’53) and Raymond Simon L Margie and Samuel Miller JD ’69) (BA ’53, JD ’56) L Christine and Larry Mirick Mary and Robert Prentice, MD Jean and John Sorensen Mark Mizula Janice and Kenneth Printen (BS ’57, Patricia (MUND ’58) and Alex John Spadoni (MD ’59) L Maureen and Mark Molo MD ’61) L Joanne and James Stankiewicz, MD Carl Moore Sr., PhD* Susan (BSEd ’62) and William Joseph Bernadette Strzyz (MD ’68) Margaret (MD ’75) and Thomas Moore Quinlan Jr. (BA ’61, JD ’66) (MD ’75) Barbara (PhD ’97) and Conrad Patrice (JD ’79) and Raymond Suberlak L (JD ’77) Mary and Patrick Moorhead (MEd ’69, Rieckhoff L EdD ’83) Sheila (MSN ’90) and The Honorable Denise Sulo, MD, and Robert Sulo, MD Cabrina and John Moran (BS ’60, Philip Rock (JD ’64) Karen and Stephen Sweeney MD ’64, MS ’64) LL Marguerite (MUND ’55) and William Diane and Andrew Sweeny Jr. L Nina and Thomas Moskalewicz Rooney (JD ’58) (JFRC ’70–’71) L (MD ’77) Erin Rose and Samuel Biggs Jacqueline and William Tansey (BS ’57, L Jeanne and James Moye Bonnie and A. Jerald Rothenberg MD ’61, MPS ’01) L L Beth (MBA ’85) and Steven Murphy (MD ’63) L Mary Ann and Charles Taylon, MD Emily Chew and Robert Murphy Ann Marie and Louis Rundio Jr. (BS ’65, Christine and Kevin Tribble (MD ’87) JD ’72) Nancy and Marc Tuchman Diane Newbury (MEd ’75, PhD ’80) LL Marianne Scanlon Jim Turturice

* Deceased member LL Loyola Loyalist LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 29

Martin D’Arcy Society Loyola University Museum of Art The Loyola University Museum of Art (LUMA) is dedicated to the exploration, promotion, and understanding of art and artistic expression and attempts to illuminate the enduring spiritual questions and concerns of all cultures and societies. Along with its permanent collection, LUMA displays rotating exhibitions and sponsors a variety of educational programs. • Named in honor of a British humanist, theologian, and patron of the arts, the Martin D’Arcy Society recognizes friends who support LUMA with annual gifts of $1,000 or more.

Benefactor $10,000 or more James Govan Frances Condon and John Hanks Michiko Itatani Renee and David Lubell Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen Jean Unsworth

Patron $5,000 to $9,999 Mary Kathryn Hartigan James Rocks, PhD LL

Sustainer $1,000 to $4,999 Pamela and Peter Ambrose Kathleen Beaulieu (MPS ’97) and James Peterson Adrienne Jeske (JFRC Spring ’91, BA ’93) and Michael Bigenwald (BBA ’92) Gertraud and Frederick Bransfield Mary and Greg Carew Matthew and Athena Dattilo Amanda and Todd Davis (BBA ’97) Sally Dobroski, PhD, and Bernard LUMA’s “Collector’s Chest,” part of its Martin D’Arcy Collection Dobroski, PhD Margaret and Gayle Franzen Dr. Richard L. Gamelli and Mary C. Gamelli LL Mimi Winter and George Kaufman, PhD Janice and Eugene Reineke (BA ’78) Maria Simon Darlene Markovich and Ronald Haak Barbara (MUND ’67) and Donald Anita Mangels and James Ruppe Gayle and Glenn Tilles (BS ’75) Kopec (BS ’67) Elizabeth and Steven Sanders Cheryl and Thomas Hickey Lynn Carlson and Philip O’Connor, Joyce Saxon (MUND ’49) Rosalee O. Isaly (BA ’59) LL PhD (JFRC ’68–’69, BA ’70) LL Barbara and Gerald Schultz

This honor roll of donors is reflective of gifts made between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. 30 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

Rambler Club loyola athletics frank The Loyola Ramblers have a great legacy on the court and in the field. More than 200 hogan iii student-athletes compete within the Horizon League and NCAA each year and consistently Chair earn awards and honors. • The Rambler Varsity Club is composed of the fans and supporters BS ’59, MEd ’80 of Loyola’s athletic teams who make annual gifts of $1,000 or more.

Champion $5,000 or more Mary and F. John Cushing III (BBA ’73, JD ’76) Ann and Orest Dachniwsky (BBA ’82, MBA ’99) Martha and William* Moran (BS ’67) Barbara Lenfesty and Richard Mullins, MD (BS ’70) Pat and Mark Ohlendorf Elizabeth (BS ’75) and Robert Parkinson Jr. (BBA ’73, MBA ’75) LL Michael and Nydia Searle

MVP $2,500 to $4,999 Mary and James Binsfeld (BS ’67) Dottie and John Carpenter (BSC ’56) Patricia and Charles Collopy Jr. Paul Diaz Christine and Larry Mirick Student-athletes train in the Norville Center for Intercollegiate Athletics. Joan and Thomas O’Hara (BBA ’64) LL Jean and Michael Sullivan (BSC ’61)

Shanti and Richard Gayle, MD (BS ’88) Doreen and Thomas Kelly LL Mary Ann and Charles Taylon, MD Team Captain Alexander Gemignani (BBA ’96, Thomas Levin (BBA ’08) Kathryn and Ronald Wrobel MBA ’02) Jordan Micek (BSEd ’10) LL Theodore Wrobleski (BA ’68) L $1,000 to $2,499 L Anne Marie and W. Gibler, MD Carl Moore Sr., PhD* Elizabeth and William Adler Jr. Maureen Greene Joseph O’Brien Sr. (BSC ’51) Linda T. (BA ’72) and Frank J. Biga Rebecca and Lawrence Grim Mary and Richard Pincoski (BA ’70, MA ’74, MBA ’77) Kristine and Jonathan Heintzelman LL Una and Clarence Red Jr. (DDS ’65, Anne Bowman (BS ’74, DDS ’81) and Nancy (PhD ’87) and Frank Hogan III MDS ’67, DRES ’67) James Yacabucci, DDS (BS ’59, MEd ’80) LL Alyson and Patrick Ryan Rose and John Cranley Jan and Jurgis Jasaitis Joan and Arthur Schalk (BS ’55) Antoinette and Jeff Dewaele Sarah and Daniel Karrow (BA ’96, Patrick Schultz (BBA ’92) Mary and Michael Farley MEd ’00) Martin Stock (BA ’84)

* Deceased member LL Loyola Loyalist LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 31

shena (mcnamara) keith bS ’99, MBA ’03 shane porter davis moser benjamin Head Coach, Head Coach, keith bba ’00 Men’s Volleyball Men’s Basketball Co-Chairs BBA ’03

backcourt Rugby setters’ club legacy Club club men’s basketball rugby clubs men’s volleyball

The men’s basketball program has a storied The men’s and women’s rugby clubs at The Loyola Men’s Volleyball program history on the court. Head Coach Porter Loyola have a legacy of success on the field. is rich in tradition and success. Led Moser leads a new generation of Ramblers • The Rugby Legacy Club is composed of by head coach Shane Davis (BBA ’03), as they return a tradition of winning to alumni, fans, and supporters of the Loyola the team competes for the Midwestern Loyola. • The Backcourt Club is composed rugby clubs who make annual gifts of $1,000 Intercollegiate Volleyball Association of fans and supporters of men’s basketball or more. Championship every year. • The Setters’ who make annual gifts of $1,000 or more. Club is composed of alumni, fans, and supporters who make annual gifts of $1,000 or more. team captain hall of fame $1,000 to $2,499 $5,000 or more Genevieve (BS ’04) and Michael D’Aquila (BBA ’03) mvp Shena (JFRC Fall ’98, BS ’99, MBA ’03) and Benjamin Martha and William* Moran (BS ’67) $2,500 to $4,999 Keith (BBA ’00) LL Michael and Nydia Searle Paul Schrimpf (BBA ’99) Paul Diaz Carmela (BS ’99) and James Stout (BS ’99) Christine and Larry Mirick conference mvp $1,000 to $4,999 team captain Mary and James Binsfeld (BS ’67) $1,000 to $2,499 Alexander Gemignani (BBA ’96, MBA ’02) Elizabeth and William Adler Jr. Kristine and Jonathan Heintzelman LL Antoinette and Jeff Dewaele Alyson and Patrick Ryan Jan and Jurgis Jasaitis Joan and Arthur Schalk (BS ’55) Mary and Richard Pincoski Patrick Schultz (BBA ’92) Martin Stock (BA ’84)

This honor roll of donors is reflective of gifts made between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. 32 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

senior class gift Each year, members of Loyola’s graduating class contribute to Loyola in honor of their graduation to help develop opportunities for current students. • The seniors listed below gave a senior gift of $20.12 or more.

Roxanne Able Linda Kelly Mary Katherine Accurso Kenneth Kluba Natalie Agaton Brian Koehler Nadia Ahmed Rachel Kohl Pauline Ahn Yana Koknayeva Zoya Ali Aminat Kolawole Norelly Avina Jami Kopersmith Mario Ayala Kathryn Krucks Jenna Baisden Martin Kurczak Luqman Baloch Jae Kwak Alina Barnas Stephanie Labuz Efrain Barraza Jenna Lambert Samuel Bauwens Eden Lantz Brandy Beauchamp Lisa Latronica Belyna Bentlage Caroline Lavery Michael Bernath Jennifer Lean Andrew Bernier Lisa Lefere Napoleon Bester Victoria Lehmann Kiley Bielecki-Mooney Jeffrey Lemberger Pavla Binkins Joseph Lisiecki Ioana Birle Maria Liubin Michael Bouras Frances Lonergan Michael Bovill Sarah Louden Shannon Bradt The 2012 Senior Class Gift Chairs Ashley Jousma and Erin Malcolm Cecily Machin Kelly Brandstatt Indre Maciulyte Olivia Brestal Elizabeth Mack Patricia Brongiel Timothy Doyle Jr. Kathleen Hagan Ronald Mack Ines Brookens Alexander Elger Nimrah Haque Judith Maddatu Michael Brown Rajelin Escondo Blake Haynes Brandie Madrid Michael Bunting Lindsy Fagerstrom Melanie Heger Tracy Magers Brianna Cairns Markie Falotico Kristen Hemenway Marie Magner Christopher Camacho Alyssa Favazzo Laura Henderson David Marrah Melinda Capric Irlaine Favela Catherine Herbstritt Alexandra Martinez Lourdes Castellon John Ferry Adriana Hernandez Brian Martinez Julia Catania Nolan Fine Samantha Hertel Kristina Mascarenas Chad Chodoronek Conor Fitzpatrick Tiffany Hicks Jessica Masch Alyssa Clark-Anaman Donna Flores Matthew Hogan Beatrice Mboya Melissa Cochrane Christine Flynn Cynthia Holden Timothy McAlister Catherine Coghlan Taylor Funderburk Christopher Houston Sarah McCuish Matthew Connelly Kathleen Gabel Deanna Hoyt Meghan McDonald Thomas Cosmos Harry Gabriel Azkar Hussein Breanne McGarvie Evan Czerwonka Lydia Gajdel Kory Iverson Carrie McIntyre Jennifer Dan Patricia Gawlas Stevan Ivetich Miranda McOsker Christopher Dean Georgette Geha Victoria Jackson Raymond McPartlin Francisco Degollado Walter Gibler Jr. Patricia Jamrozowicz Ru Janielle McWilliams Roberto Del Toro Hannah Girardeau Isabel Jaramillo Kathleen Mekarski Michael DeLio Allison Glockner Rebekah Jenkins Gricelda Mendoza Dana DeMaria Wendolyn Gomez Erin Jordan Margaret Meza Alexandra Denhof Russell Gonzalez Ima Joshi Martyna Michalak Maria Dikcis Lauren Gorton Ashley Jousma Jeffrey Michalik Margot DiMuzio Elisha Gowen Maureen Kaiser Gregory Mikels Catherine Disterheft Mia Gutsell Jaclyn Kaplowitz Sarah Miles Sara Donnelly Megan Guzowski Alexandra Kegler James Minardi LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 33

Daniel Mizialko Tracy Polk Stephen Sanchez Arkadiusz Trzaska Vannessa Moesta Ethan Polnaszek Trace Schlenker Linda Vallaro Lorena Mora Calli Praner Claire Schwab Anne Van Den Goor Ashley Morin Magdalena Przeczek Vernes Seferovic Vithya Vazhakoottathil Emilio Morrone Paulina Ptaszek Yasmeen Shaban Karl Vehlow Tetyana Mykytsei Matthew Pufunt Saiena Shafiezadeh Elvis Veizi Jared Nash Colleen Quinn Anna Shields Adhitya Venkataswamy Niloufar Nassiri Catherine Rajca Michael Short Sally Vinanzaca Ande Nemeth-Martinez Sarah Ramos Isha Shrestha Annie Walker Candyss Newman Hollis Redmon Maria Signore Marysia Watson Kristin Newman Brandy Reichenberger Kelly Silay Daniel Weber Katharine Nichols Dijana Reljalic Parker Simensen Michael Welch Weronika Nowak Zachary Relli Katrina Sipolt Derek Whitaker Mark Occhionero Stephanie Rescober Christina Smith Caitlin White Armando Ortiz Valeria Reyes Lashonda Smith Patrick Wilkinson Michael Ovitsky Jessica Reynolds Emily Smoke Luke Willand Jesus Padilla Linda Richards Rexine Sokolnik Joseph Willuweit Alyssa Paratore Gracia Rodriguez Jennifer Steier Jasmine Wilson Manisha Patel Maria Rodriguez Joshua Stein Heidi Witte Miloni Patel Linda Roon Melanie Stein Haley Yanarella Priya Patel Sarah Routh Michelle Stein Raman Yousefzai Brock Peiffer Brittany Royce Angela Steinhubel Brandon Zelasko Teressa Peirona Alla Roytman Jacob Strayer Robert Pekovitch Brian Russell Cecily Supan Anastasia Peters Kathryn Ruth Eric Taveras Theresa Peters Stephanie Rydel Natalie Tepeli Kimberley Petersen Helena Saatkamp Alexandria Tillar Jaclyn Peterson Audrey Saling Kaitlyn Titus Molly Pickens Hector Sanchez Katherine Torro

faculty/staff donors Gifts given by Loyola’s front-line ambassadors—its faculty and staff—are evidence that those closest to Loyola believe in its mission and are committed to its future.

Burton Abrams (MSIR ’72) Nina Appel Emily Benfer Robin Bluestone-Miller Matthew Adair (JD ’09) Diane Asaro (BSN ’78, MSN ’92) Raymond Benton Jr., PhD John Blum Larry Adams (MA ’11) James Babler, PhD (BS ’66) Matthew Beran (MBA ’10) John Boatright, PhD Dawn Ader (BSN ’83) Gideon Bahn (MS ’08, PhD ’10) Steven Bergfeld Gina Bogin (PhD ’04) Casey Allison (JFRC Spring ’03, Christopher Balmaceda (BSW ’10) Randy Lamm Berlin (JD ’91) Mark Bosco BBA ’05) John Barakat (BS ’99, MBA ’08) Mark Bersano (MA ’08) Richard Bowen Pamela Ambrose Denice Barnes Karen Bertucci (BG ’03, MEd ’11) Patrick Boyle, PhD Daniel Amick Sarah Barnes (MBA ’06) Megan Bess Pamela Bradley* (MA ’10) Robert Amico Frederick Barnhart Steven Betancourt Ralph Braseth Audrey Anderson (BA ’09) Leona Barrette Farrah Bhaiji John Breen Emily Anderson (MEd ’06, EDS ’08) Megan Barry Carol Bier-Laning, MD Peter Breslin, S.J. (JFRC Spring ’73, The Honorable Robert Anderson Janis Bartel (MSN ’79) Mary Bird (JD ’87) BS ’74) (JFRC Spring ’69, BA ’71, JD ’74) Renata Barylowicz E. Dale Blanchet Steve Broderick Colleen Andreoni (BS ’03, MSW ’05) Marjorie Beane (PhD ’88) Jack Block Steven Brown, PhD Ida Androwich, PhD (BSN ’78) Matthew Belinski (BS ’05, MEd ’12) JoAnne Bloom (JD ’76) Vanessa Bryant

This honor roll of donors is reflective of gifts made between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. 34 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

Joan Bufalino (BSN ’74) Mary Cummings (BA ’91) Elaine Fluder (BSN ’91, MSN ’96) Diana Hackbarth, PhD (BSN ’68) Bernadette Bumanglag (JFRC Donna Curin James Fogerty Omer Hadziselimovic Spring ’03, BS ’05, MS ’10, MBA ’10) William Curtin Patrick Foley (BA ’80, JD ’83) Lauren Hagan (BBA ’06, MS ’07) Marilyn Burk (MSIR ’84) Keenan Cutsforth Valerie Foltz Philip Hale Margaret Burke (PhD ’02) Kathy Czaplicki Geoffrey Foote (BA ’10) Marcia Halerz (BSN ’77, MBA ’91) Thomas Burney (JD ’77) Kristin Daggett Verna Foster, PhD Eileen Hall Kathleen Burns Eileen Daily Linda Fox (BA ’99) Olga Hancock (MBA ’09) Mary Burns Ronald Daly (MBA ’80) Allen Frankfater Thomas Haney (BS ’60, MBA ’71) Anita Butler (MSN ’74) Sam Danna, PhD Teresa Frisbie (JD ’86) Danielle Hanson (BA ’05, MA ’08) Kenneth Byron, PhD Deborah Darin Ann Fritzsche Gail Hanson (BS ’70, BSN ’80, MSN ’89) Rosemary Calcagno Atanu Das (JD ’06) Gregory Furda (BA ’69, MA ’71, JD ’75) Marilyn Hanzal Laura Caldwell (JD ’92) Therese Daugirdas (EdD ’79) David Gabrovich (BS ’82, MS ’87) John Hardt, PhD Jason Calhoun Michael Dauzvardis (PhD ’89) Richard Gamelli, MD Ann Harrington, PhD (MUND ’62) Kyra Calhoun (MEd ’10) Bianca Davis (JFRC Fall ’07, BA ’09) Lucia Garcia (BS ’05, MEd ’11) Delores Harris M. Grace Calhoun, PhD Shane Davis (BBA ’03) Janet Garreau Lena Hatchett Michael Calik (JFRC Spring ’04, BS ’05, Valerie Davis Nancy Garza (MS ’07) Marilyn Hauser (MBA ’01) PhD ’11) Amit Dayal, MD (BS ’93, MRES ’04) Jean Gaspardo (JD ’94, MBA ’99) Maria Haymes, PhD John Callaci, PhD (MS ’90) Pieter de Tombe, PhD Daniel Gast Kristen Hazel (JD ’88) Lisa Rapacz Callaway (JFRC Spring ’85, Marianne Deagle Michael Gaubatz (PhD ’98) Linda Heath, PhD BA ’86, JD ’89, MSIR ’93) Janet Deatherage (BA ’00) Eileen Geary (JFRC ’81–’82, BACL ’83, Olivia Heath (MEd ’10) John Caltagirone (BSBA ’69) Mark Deaton JD ’86) Jacqueline Heckman Colleen Calvey (JFRC Spring ’05, Elizabeth Delagrave (MS ’09) Diane Geraghty Donald Heider, PhD JFRC ’06–’07, BBA ’06, JFRC ’07–’08, Mark Delancey Dale Gerding Jonathan Heintzelman MBA ’11) Karen Dempsey Patricia Gessner (MSN ’05, DNP ’11) Camille Helkowski (MEd ’77) Janet Campbell Mitchell Denning Kathleen Getz, PhD Jean Hellman Ryan (BA ’74, LLM ’95) John Campbell Louise Deske (MRE ’89) Rachel Gibbons (MUND ’68, MPS ’88) Elizabeth Hemenway Jonathan Canning Guy Di Spigno, PhD (MRE ’74) M. Carlean Gilbert Linda Henriksen James Carey Manuel Diaz, PhD Scott Gilbert (JD ’04) Thayer Herte (JD ’85) Patrick Carpenter (MA ’10) Laura DiGangi (BBA ’97) Peter Gilmour (BS ’64, MRE ’71) Thomas Hickey Patricia Cassidy (MBA ’95) Terry Digate (MSN ’97) Alfred Gini, PhD (JFRC ’64–’65) Mary Hicks (MEd ’99) Domenic Castignetti Andrew Dingwall Dorothy Giroux (MEd ’79, PhD ’92) Robbin Hiller Francis Catania, PhD (BS ’54, MA ’58) William Dobozi (MD ’73) Mary Glogowski Clara Dina Hinojosa Sandra Cavalieri (MSTD ’01) Marilyn Domingo Loretto Glynn, MD (BS ’85) Kathleen Hirsman (JD ’84) Susana Cavallo, PhD The Honorable Thomas Donnelly Yolanda Golden (MSW ’03) Thomas Hitcho (PhD ’96) William Cavey (JD ’86) Lynn Goldsmith (MSW ’81) Cynthia Ho Jianzhong Chen Beverly Donovan Thomas Golebiewski, PhD (BA ’74, Nancy Hogan (PhD ’87) Nicole Chmela (JFRC Spring ’00, Brian Donovan MSW ’77) Carol Holden (MA ’77) MA ’06, MA ’09) Karen Dorff (JD ’80) Lynne Golomb (EdD ’80) Joan Holden Mine Cinar, PhD Jeanne Dougherty (BSN ’70) Rebecca Gomez (BA ’00, MBA ’06) Lee Hubbell Marius Ciobanu (MBA ’08) Janice Duffy Cynthia Gonya (MBA ’97) Stacey Hughes Quinn Clancy (JD ’05) Marilyn Dunn McGuire, PhD Olympia Gonzalez, PhD Jane Hunt (EdD ’09) Jennifer Clark (MBA ’07) (JFRC ’69–’70) Marvin Gordon John Iberle (JFRC ’73–’74, BBA ’75, Camilla Clarke, PhD (BSN ’68) Brenda Eagan (BS ’80, MPS ’90) Suzanne Gossett (JFRC ’00–’01) JFRC ’77–’78) Micael Clarke, PhD Jane Egan (MSN ’85) Josie Gough (BA ’74, MEd ’78, JD ’84) Emilio Iodice William Clarkin (BS ’70, MBA ’77) Karen Egenes, EdD Patricia Chapman Graham-Skoul Cheryl Irmiter (BBA ’86, PhD ’06) Patricia Clemente (MA ’96) Helene Ellis, PhD (MSW ’74) (BA ’66) Kory Iverson Mary Patricia Clemmons* (MUND ’68, John Ellis (JD ’05) Anne Grauer Joseph Jackson (BS ’70, MA ’73) MSW ’70) A. Bruce Engle (MSW ’03) Amber Gravett, PhD (BA ’94) Ridgely Jackson (JD ’06) Michael Collins, PhD Anthony Englert (BA ’83) Florence Green John Jacobs, PhD Laura Colon (BA ’08) Erwin Epstein Patrick Green Richard Jacques Peggie Conrad Emmanuelle Escandar Lori Greene John Janiga (BBA ’79, MBA ’82, JD ’88) Regina Conway-Phillips (MSN ’94, Annina Fabbioli Irina Greenwald (MBA ’03) PhD ’11) Sharon Jenkins James Faught (JD ’76) Lucille Grieco (MA ’74) John Cooney (JD ’79) Judith Jennrich (MSN ’76, PhD ’92) Francis Fennell Jr., PhD Rebecca Grim John Corliss (BA ’84, MEd ’99) Brenda Jervier (BA ’11) Anne Figert Linda Groetzinger Erika Cornelisen James Johnson Jr., PhD (JFRC ’85–’86, Joseph Filipiak Frederick Gross (PhD ’09) MEd ’92) Pamela Costas Janis Fine (PhD ’89) Susan Grossman Karen Judy (MD ’90) William Creed, S.J. (BA ’60, JD ’63, Faruk Guder, PhD MEd ’68) Carol Fitzgibbons (MSIR ’97) Nenad Jukic Mary Gulanick, PhD (BSN ’68) Susan Crowell Maureen Flaherty Frederick Kaefer, PhD (BS ’86, MBA ’90) Stephanie Gunter (MBA ’10) David Crumrine, PhD Betty Flasch (MSIR ’92) Lenard Kamin Deborah Gutman Wendy Crupper (JFRC Spring ’98, Connie Fletcher (JFRC ’67–’68, BACL ’70) Sean Kane (BBA ’06, MBA ’07) BA ’99, MBA ’02) Amy Florian (MPS ’99) Sheila Haas, PhD (MSN ’74) Timothy Kanold (PhD ’02)

* Deceased member LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 35

Theodore Karamanski (BA ’75, MA ’78, Cheryl Lefaiver (BSN ’91, MSN ’98, Carolyn Mildner (MA ’96, PhD ’01) David Pankratz PhD ’80) PhD ’06) Henry Miller (BA ’80) Thomas Paprocki (BA ’74) Carol Kartje Gloria Leischner (MUND ’66) Robin Miller Nancy Parolin Beverly Kasper (EdD ’00) Abigail Leng (MBA ’12) Kristin Milne (BA ’08) Gilda Parrella George Kaufman, PhD Gustavo Leone David Mirza Kayhan Parsi, PhD Pamela Keating (BS ’72, PhD ’08) Matthew Levi (BA ’07) Robert Mittendorf, MD Kuldeep Patel James Keenan Shannon Levi Anthony Molinaro Tarun Patel, PhD Brian Keiller (MEd ’08) Alan Levy Brian Monico (JD ’04) Michelle Paulus Shena Keith (JFRC Fall ’98, BS ’99, Timothy Libaris (BA ’07) Bruce Montes (BA ’98, MEd ’08) John Pelissero, PhD MBA ’03) Nicholas Liberatore (BS ’06, MS ’12) Desiree Moore (JD ’05) Paula Pelissero Georgia Keleher (BA ’08) Kevin Lieu Thomas Moore (JD ’73) Adriaan Peperzak, PhD Bridget Kelly, PhD Colin Linke (BS ’12) Erin Moriarty (MBA ’06) Rosario Pesce (BS ’72, PhD ’83) Robert Kelly, PhD Jana Lithgow (MEd ’08, MSHR ’12) Terry Moritz (BS ’66, JD ’70) Joan Phillips, PhD Thomas Kelly Jacqueline Long, PhD Mary Morrow (BSN ’76, MSN ’00, Enza Piech Richard Kennedy, PhD Maureen Looker (JD ’02) PhD ’07) Jeannette Pierce Vicki Keough (MSN ’91, PhD ’98) Elaine Loumbas Sheila Morrow (BSEd ’70, MA ’99) Janet Pierce-Ritter (PhD ’03) Robin Keyes Timothy Love (JFRC ’01–’02, JFRC Margaret Moses Mary Pirovano (MBA ’11) Rabia Khan (MEd ’01, MSHR ’12) Fall ’03, BA ’03) Karole Mourek (MA ’80, PhD ’88) Daiva Piscikaite (BSW ’06, MSW ’07) Teresa Kilbane, PhD Robert Ludwig, PhD Michelle Moy Eric Pittenger Roger Kiley IV (JD ’04) Amy Luke, PhD Prudence Moylan, PhD (MUND ’63) Stacey Platt Connie Knapp, PhD Marta Lundy, PhD Ellen Munro (BBA ’65) Gladys Poma (MS ’08) Joyce Knight Daniel Lunney Keith Muccino, S.J. (MD ’77) Cathlin Poronsky (BSN ’75) Katherine Knight, PhD Wayne Magdziarz (BA ’82, MBA ’87) Frank Mula Anne Porter, PhD (MSN ’73) Eric Knisley (BBA ’11) Michael Maher Jr., PhD (MPS ’99) Emily Mullin David Prasse, PhD Adrian Kocurek (BS ’73) Susan Malisch Charles Murdock (JD ’63) Susan Pugl Elizabeth Kondrat (BA ’06) Anastasios Malliaris Sr., PhD Bren Murphy, PhD James Quaid (MEd ’89, PhD ’00) Christine Konior Mary Malliaris (PhD ’81) Christopher Murphy (BA ’80, MSW ’87, Donna Quinones Beverly Kopala (BSN ’67, PhD ’87, Rick Malnati MDiv ’01) Lisa Radville MA ’93) Diane Maloney James Murray Alan Raphael Philip Kosiba (JFRC Fall ’79, MBA ’79) Sandra Maloney (BSN ’66) Christopher Muscat Mark Reich (BA ’98) Daniel Kotin (JD ’91) Alvin Mangosing Wanda Nash Katie Reifenberg (BA ’01, MBA ’10) Paul Kott (BS ’74) Cheryl Manley (JFRC Fall ’09, BA ’11) Stacy Neier (MBA ’06) Anne Reilly, PhD Elizabeth Kovacs, PhD Melissa Mares Stambor Mary Nelson Lisa Reiter Margaret Kraft (PhD ’03, JFRC Spring ’06) Guido Marra, MD Jane Neufeld (MEd ’90) Roberta Renaldy (MSIR ’94) Patrick Kraft Alicia Martin Susan Niccolai Anne Reuland Erin Kreuz The Honorable Mary Anne Mason Jon Nilson Anne-Marie Rhodes Lea Krivinskas (JD ’77) Jerry Norton Jorene Richards (MSHR ’10) Marilyn Krogh, PhD Linda Massari Nanette Norton (BA ’85) Ernestine Riggs (PhD ’90) Anna Krolikowska (JFRC Spring ’02, Thomas Mathewson (BBA ’76) John Nowak Paul Roberts BA ’03, JD ’06) Rosemary Mayer (BSN ’84) Maciek Nowak, PhD Summur Roberts (BA ’08) Cookie Krupa Mary McCabe Michael Nowak Jr. (BS ’07, MBA ’11) Patricia Robertson (BA ’02) Stephen Krupa Janet McCarron, RN (BSN ’70, MSN ’90) Patricia Nowak (BSN ’78, JD ’86) B. Hannah Rockwell Gretchen Kubasiak (JD ’08) Pamela McCoy Thomas O’Brochta (MA ’66, PhD ’73) Loretta Roczniak (BG ’04, BG ’06) Claudia Kubnick Mary Ann McDermott, PhD (BSN ’60, Melissa Obrock Cecilia Rodriguez Mark Kuczewski, PhD MSN ’69) Sean Obrock Nancy Rodriguez (BSEd ’11) The Honorable Maria Kuriakos-Ciesil Mary Ann McGrath, PhD (BS ’68) Carolyn O’Connell (MEd ’10) Robert Roemer, PhD (MDiv ’71) Glenda Lacson Jhonna McHenry Nicole O’Connell Henry Rose Karen Laguatan (BBA ’89, MBA ’97) Jack McLean Timothy O’Connell, PhD Richard Rosenberg William Laird Marc McRoberts Lindsay O’Gean (BSEd ’09) Sandra Rosenbloom (JD ’92) Michael Lambesis (BA ’75, MEd ’80) Ivan Medina (BS ’81, MSW ’98) Timothy O’Hara (JD ’02) Marion Rosenbluth Roberta Lammers-Campbell, PhD Lester Medley (MSOD ’00) John O’Malley Jr. (JFRC ’82–’83, Marie Rosin-Dittmar Barbara Lanctot Ann Meehan BBA ’86) Nancy Ross (JD ’85) Ellen Landgraf (BBA ’74) Nicole LeDuc Meehan (BS ’02, MBA ’06) John O’Malley Sr. (BS ’50, MA ’52, Diane Rossi (EdD ’05) Martin Lane (BS ’65) James Mendez JD ’53) Albert Rotermund Jr., PhD The Honorable Diane Larsen (JD ’83) Gricelda Mendoza (BS ’12) Jamie Orsini Margaret Rubinas (BG ’06, MEd ’12) Nicholas Lash, PhD Bonnie Mervis, PhD Jason Osborn Valerie Ruiz Brian Lavelle, PhD (JFRC Fall ’89) Barbara Mestling (MSW ’90, PhD ’10) Clodia Osipo (MUND ’88, PhD ’02) Gilda Ruman (BS ’72) Mark Law Lawrence Metzger, PhD* (BBA ’77) Ute Osmers (PhD ’04) Heidi Russell Brian Lazzaro (MEd ’01) Monica Micek (BS ’06) Dixie Ost Thomas Ruubel Isabelle Le Poole, PhD Richard Michael (BS ’55, JD ’58) David Ozar, PhD (BS ’65, MA ’68) Alyson Ryan Phong Le, PhD Catherine Miesse Lorraine Ozar, PhD Ann Marie Ryan, PhD (BA ’86) Daniel Lee, PhD Gregory Mikels (BSEd ’12, BS ’12) Susann Ozuk (MA ’08) Colleen Ryan (MSN ’08)

This honor roll of donors is reflective of gifts made between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. 36 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

Wayne Sliwa Urban Von Wahlde, PhD (MA ’66) Benjamin Smigielski (BBA ’08, MBA ’11) Daniel Vonder Heide (BG ’02, Kevin Smith II (BBA ’06) MSHR ’06) Lashonda Smith (BA ’12) Ramiza Vulic (MS ’09, MBA ’10) Maureen Smith (MS ’02) Zachary Waickman (BA ’08) Nichole Smith (MEd ’11) Linda Walker (MSW ’00) Lorraine Snyder Spencer Waller Martin Snyder (JD ’96) Randall Wallin Sandra Sojka Joseph Walsh, PhD (BA ’67, MSW ’69) Jeanne Sokolec (MSW ’81, EdD ’90, Katherine Walsh (BS ’66, MD ’80) MA ’07) Lynn Walter Phyllis Solari-Twadell (BSN ’68, Katherine Walts MSN ’94, PhD ’02) Christopher Wange Susan Sostak (EdD ’09) Katherine Wasson, PhD Drew Sottardi Charles Webber Jr. (PhD ’74) Robert Sowder Elfriede Wedam, PhD (BA ’70) Laura Spingola (MBA ’88) Anita Weinberg (JD ’86) Marcia Spira, PhD Michael Welch Cheryl Sporlein (BA ’75) Sherrie Weller Teresa Stafford Charles Werner Diane Stancik Yolande Wersching (PhD ’85) Brian Stanko, PhD Joyce Wexler, PhD Julie Steinecker Frederick Wezeman, PhD Kathleen Steinfels (BS ’03) Kana Wibbenmeyer (BBA ’02, MBA ’04) Stephanie Stewart (PhD ’07) Charles Widener (MS ’05) Martin Stock (BA ’84) David Wieczorek (BG ’01, MBA ’08) David Stone (MBA ’00) Victoria Wike, PhD Joseph Stone Nathan Wilburn (MEd ’09) Michelle Stopka Terry Williams, PhD Barnard Straus Jr. (MSW ’99) Sarah Wilson-Merriman Scott Stubenvoll Frank Wirth Elizabeth Suffredin Marianne Wolfe Barry Sullivan Teresa Wronski (BS ’75) Patricia Sullivan (MSN ’04) Don Wycliff Kathy Supple (MSN ’91) Hui Xu (MBA ’07, MS ’08) Faculty and staff donor luncheon Carole Swain David Yellen Andrea Szilagyi George Zazi (MA ’78) The Honorable Sanjay Tailor (JD ’91) Nancy Zeleznik-Le, PhD Kathleen Ryan (BG ’04) Alexander See (MEd ’07) Walid Tamari (MBA ’96) Susan Zelisko (BA ’05, BG ’06, MS ’08) Patrick Ryan Chandra Sekharan, PhD Judith Tammi Christine Zielke (BG ’02) Susan Ryan (BSN ’79, MSN ’86) Joseph Serdar (BA ’05) Nanci Tanney Michael Zimmer Peter Sanchez, PhD Dipti Shah (MA ’82) Sandi Tenfelde (MSN ’97) Claudia Zraly Kate Sandy Kelly Shannon Kristen Terbrack Hodges (BS ’01) Nadia Sawicki Thomas Shannon (BS ’68, JD ’73) Matthew Thibeau (BBA ’80) Mary Scalero (MBA ’11) Karen Shaw (LLM ’01) James Thomas (MA ’09) Barry Schatz Wynn Shawver Sarah Tobeck (BA ’04, MS ’08) Carol Scheidenhelm Jennifer Sherman (JD ’94) Stephanie Tomakowski (JFRC Diane Schiller, PhD William Sherry Spring ’08, BA ’09) Jean Dolores Schmidt, BVM John Shields (MEd ’76, PhD ’87, Angela Tosaw (BSN ’08) Lee Schmidt, PhD PhD ’05) Patricia Trinco (BG ’02) Brian Schmitt, MD Peter Shillingsburg, PhD Alexander Tsesis Cecilia Schmuttenmaer-Murphy Glenn Shipley (BS ’67, MA ’71, PhD ’84) Nancy Tuchman (BS ’60) Clifford Shultz, PhD Katherine Tyson, PhD Jayne Schreiber David Sieber (MD ’07, MRES ’12) Jean Unsworth Angela Schroth-Liegel Parker Simensen (BA ’12) Daniel Vaillancourt, PhD Patrick Schultz (BBA ’92) William Simmons, PhD John Valentine (JD ’01) Richard Schultz, PhD Elizabeth Simon (JD ’83) Barbara Velsor-Friedrich, PhD (BSN ’74, Ruth Schumacher (MSN ’86) Lawrence Singer MSN ’78) Jill Schur Janet Sisler (MUND ’74, ’82) Dominic Vimarco David Schweickart, PhD Brian Sisson (BA ’06, MBA ’11) Leigh Petersen Visaya (MBA ’12) Patricia Scott John Slania (BA ’79) Frances Vlasses (PhD ’97) Robert Seal, PhD Brian Slavinskas (BBA ’97) Shawn Vogen, PhD

* Deceased member LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 37

corporate and foundation donors The following are corporations and foundations that have supported Loyola University Chicago with a gift in fiscal year 2012 (July 1, 2011, through June 30, 2012).

$500,000 or more The Lynde and Harry Bradley Law Offices of Edelman, Combs, Chicago Avenue Associates LLC Foundation Latturner & Goodwin LLC Chicago Chapter Society of Fire The Arthur Foundation Burlington Northern Santa Fe Loyola Department of Medicine Protection Engineers Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Foundation Loyola University Chicago Internal Chicago Equity Partners LLC The Jesuit Community Carey & Hatmann LLC Audit Department Cotter Consulting, Inc. The John D. and Catherine T. Catherine McKeever Denten Magellan Development Group Deloitte Touche LLP MacArthur Foundation Foundation Mammoth Hospital Demco Inc. The Robert R. McCormick Foundation Catholic Health Partners Martin Family Foundation Department of Orthopaedic Surgery State of Illinois CME Group Foundation Medtronic, Inc. Thomas W. Dower Foundation Community Foundation of New Jersey Merrill Lynch & Company Dykema Gossett PLLC Community Media Workshop The Millard Group, Inc. Evolution Interiors LLC $100,000 to $499,999 Cooney and Conway Mullins Food Products Free Enterprise System, Inc. American Heart Association Robert J. and Loretta W. Cooney National Philanthropic Trust The Jessica Freundt Memorial Fund Big Shoulders Fund Family Foundation Nationwide Credit & Collection, Inc. Friends of Edward M. Burke Catholic Bishop of Chicago Crown Family Philanthropies Paul J. McCann Foundation Furlong Consulting LLC Chicago Community Trust The John and Herta Cuneo Florida Perry Family Foundation Girls in the Game Foundation Philip H. Corboy Foundation Power Construction Company LLC Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund The Cuneo Foundation Cy Pres Charitable Distribution/ The Albert B. & Audrey G. Ratner Gore Medical Henry and Rebecca Crown Income Synthroid Marketing Family Foundation W. L. Gore & Associates Charitable Fund Helen Brach Foundation The Riversville Foundation Home Run Inn The Dallas Foundation Hyundai Motor America Riviera Country Club and Sports Center Illinois Bar Foundation Dayton Jewish Federation Foundation Illinois Clean Energy Community Curt and Linda Rodin Family Illinois Collection Services Deloitte Foundation Foundation Foundation The Jaharis Family Foundation, Inc. Delphi Financial Group, Inc. Susan G. Komen Foundation SAGES JB Realty Department of Surgery Loyola Richard A. Perritt Charitable The Sander Group Environmental Johnson & Bell, Ltd. Foundation University Medical Center Claims, Inc. Dobbs Family Foundation Johnson & Johnson Family of The PNC Financial Services Group Shefsky & Froelich, Ltd. Companies Drinker Biddle & Reath Polk Bros. Foundation Shida Foundation Jones Day Dun and Bradstreet Corporation Arthur J. Schmitt Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation KLS Martin LP Searle Family Trust Foundation Siragusa Foundation George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Legacy Professionals LLP William & Marilyn Simpson Solomon Cordwell Buenz Leslie Hindman, Inc. Foundation Charities Spastic Paralysis Research Foundation Lincolnshire Management, Inc. Swim Across America, Inc. Elara Energy Services Stefani’s Children’s Foundation Lorraine Nelson Consulting, Inc. The John and Kathleen Schreiber Ernst & Young Foundation Survey Sciences Group LLC Loyola Department of Radiology Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Telligen Community Initiative Loyola Primary Care Department The Smith Family Foundation Follett Higher Education Group The Society for Cardiovascular Lungate, Inc. Vanguard Software Corporation Glunz/Regis Foundation Angiography & Interventions The Napleton Family Foundation, Inc. Goldman, Sachs & Company U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Newkirk Electric Associates, Inc. Hudson River Foundation for Science United Group Underwriters, Inc. and Environmental Research The Pocono Foundation $10,000 to $99,999 The Walsh Foundation Hurley, McKenna & Mertz P.C. Polish Resistance (AK) Foundation Achievement Rewards for College Westlake Health Foundation Illinois Burn Prevention Association Power Wellness Management, Inc. Scientists Woods Fund of Chicago Illinois Children’s Healthcare Reilly Foundation Alvin H. Baum Family Fund Foundation Rider Dickerson, Inc. American Cancer Society Illinois Tool Works, Inc. The Rise Group LLC American College of Rheumatology $5,000 to $9,999 Jack Miller Center RML Health Providers, LP Anesi Ozmon Rodin Novak & Kohen John D. & Barbara C. Cooney Family Advocate Health Partners Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving The Ayco Charitable Foundation Foundation AIG VALIC Shiloh Foundation B. Stromberg Construction Co., Inc. John Reilly Photography The American Board of Obstetrics & Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates Baranski Hammer Moretta & Sheehy Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Gynecology St. John’s Military School Architects KMK & Associates LLC American College of Obstetricians & Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. The Alben F. & Clara G. Bates KPMG Foundation Gynecologists United Way of the Bay Area Foundation The Lam Foundation American Endowment Foundation Warehouse Direct Boston Scientific Foundation, Inc. BMO Harris Bank John & Denise York Foundation

This honor roll of donors is reflective of gifts made between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. 38 THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

$2,500 to $4,999 $1,000 to $2,499 The Institute for Spiritual Weinfield Family Foundation Companionship The Weinig Foundation, Inc. Abbott Fund Aberdeen Asset Management International Exterminator Co. Wells Fargo Foundation Argo Tea, Inc. Ace Graphics, Inc. Jeffrey J. Holland Investments LLC Athena Diagnostics Alcon Laboratories, Inc. John F. and Joan P. Mullins Charitable Benefit Express Alpha Sigma Nu Jesuit Honor Soc. Foundation Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois American Academy of Neurology Joseph Rosen Foundation The Campbell Collaboration American Courier Service, Inc. JRI Advisors LLC Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese The Anspach Effort, Inc. Key Trust Company Trust Division of Chicago Association of Professors of Kirkland and Ellis Foundation Celtic Legal Society of Chicago Dermatology Kominiarek Bresler Harvick & Chicago Bar Association AT&T Foundation Gudmundson LLC Chicago Bar Foundation Atritech, Inc. Lakeshore Athletic Services, Inc. Chicago Urban League Bank of America The Lawlor Foundation Citizens for John Cullerton Barker & Castro LLC LifeCell Corporation Constellation Brands, Inc. Baxter International Foundation Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, Inc. Constellation Energy Group Becton Dickinson Foundation Lombard Fire Fighters Union Consulate General of the Republic of Berning and Affiliates, Inc. Lowis & Gellen LLP Poland Big Shoes Network, Inc. Loyola Department of Neurology Don Family Foundation Biosense Webster, Inc. Loyola Press Ernst & Young LLP Bredemann Toyota-Scion in Park Lynch Dental Center Partnership Freeborn & Peters LLP Ridge MAC One Midway LLC The George and Barbara Hanus Family Builders’ Association of Greater Theresa Mao Charitable Foundation Foundation Chicago Thomas J. McCracken, Jr. & Associates, Grant Thornton Foundation Cannon Design P.C. Halvorson and Partners The Carter Family Charitable McDonnell Investment Management ITW Foundation Foundation, Inc. LLC Ladden & Allen, Chartered The Center for Sports Orthopaedics, S.C. McGuire Woods LLP Loyola Department of Anesthesiology Charitable Flex Fund David S. Kim Medical, Inc. Lynch Family Foundation Chicago African Americans in Medical Center Dental Association, Ltd. Philanthropy McDonald’s Corporation Michael Best & Friedrich Chicago Province of the Society of Mesa West Capital aka The Mesa West The Minneapolis Foundation Jesus Foundation Mr. David’s Flooring International Chicago Rivet & Machine Company The Natter Family Foundation National Center for Healthcare Consolidated Resources, Inc. O’Brien/Vrba Scholarship Trust Leadership The Cottrell Foundation Occidental Petroleum Charitable Nevin Hedlund Architects, Inc. Dolan Family Foundation Foundation Newport News Shipbuilding, Inc. Dominican University Questcor Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Norma Murray Private Foundation Donors Forum of Chicago R & R Construction and Remodeling, Owens-Illinois, Inc. Inc. Draper & Kramer, Inc. David and Lucile Packard Foundation RB Professionals Duff & Phelps LLC Perkins Coie Charitable Foundation Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. Pershing Advisor Solutions LLC Risk Strategies Company ExelonExxonMobil Foundation PK Network Communications, Inc. Robert G. Schumann Scholarship Fund Foley Family Foundation Power Rogers & Smith, P.C. The Rotary Club of Chicago Frank H. Stowell and Sons, Inc. Preferred Network Access, Inc. Sahara Enterprises, Inc. General Electric Foundation Reed Family Foundation Salt, Inc. GKN Foundation Robert D. Ahlgren & Associates Sara Lee Foundation Google Rockwell Family Trust Sisters of Charity BVM Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts Russo Bros & Co. SNR Denton US LLP Program Schultz Family Private Foundation St. Joseph College Seminary Greater Kansas City Community Silva Trucking Synthes (USA) Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Inc. Sisters of Charity Leavenworth Takeda Pharmaceuticals North Hallett Movers Soldy Manufacturing Co., Inc. America, Inc. Harry F. and Elaine Chaddick St. Peter and Paul School Thomson Reuters Foundation The Turano Foundation Truist Hartman & Hartman, P.C. United Way of San Diego County UBS Honeywell International Charity USG Foundation, Inc. Vanguard Charitable Endowment Matching Program The Rebecca K. Hyland Memorial VBI Ventures, Inc. Scholarship Fund Verizon Foundation Illinois Club for Catholic Women Walker Parking Consultants/ Illinois Society for the Prevention of Engineers, Inc. Blindness Watkins Family Foundation LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 39

estate gifts It is with great appreciation that we remember the generosity of these alumni and friends who express their support and faith in Loyola’s mission through a legacy gift to the University.

Mary Burns* (BSC ’53) Bernard Beazley* (JD ’50), a member of Kathleen* and Bernard* Beazley Loyola’s Board of Trustees, supported (JD ’50) Jayne Campbell* (PhB ’50) many programs at the School of Law, Catherine Cashman* (MUND ’49, including the Beazley Institute for MEd ’54) Health Law and Policy, the A. Kathleen Arthur Davis Jr.* (MSIR ’71) Beazley Chair in ChildLaw, the Kathleen Mary Kay Gill* (MUND ’51) and Bernard Beazley Research John Goedert* (BA ’35, JD ’40) Professorship, and several student David Goldman* Regina Gruss* (PhB ’50) scholarships. Beatrice Heimerdinger* (MEd ’64) William Impens* (BS ’64) Adelaide Johnson* (MUND ’34) Conrad Kraemer* Sydelle Lipman* (BSN ’46) Ludgardis Marxer* Paul Mooney* (MEd ’57) John Murphy* (BA ’68) Geraldine Peiffer* MD( ’49) Andrew Penn* (MEd ’57) Mildred Pesek* Thomas Potasz* (MD ’26) Marion Riordan* (PhB ’41) Wilma Saari* Florence Schaffenegger* Eugene Schuler* (BSC ’48) Eleonore Skowronski* (MUND ’36) Catherine Smith* Joan Steinbrecher* (MEd ’64, PhD ’80) Lucille Stuteville* Mary Ellen Taylor* (MSW ’87) John Trout* (MBA ’81) Rita Walsh* (MD ’50) Michael Weinzweig* Morton Wolf* (JD ’35)

Reporting an error or omission Please contact Melissa Mares Stambor at 312.915.7699 or [email protected].

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A REMINDER OF WARMER, GREENER MONTHS • The new gardens and landscaping by Madonna della Strada Chapel replaced a rather less scenic parking lot. Although the winds are a little brisk these days, the gardens offer much-prized green space on the rocky shores of Lake Michigan.