Partnering { for Progress }

2008 - 2009 ANNUAL report of giving { From UNM President David J. Schmidly }

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Letter from UNM President 1 Letter from UNM Foundation President and Board Chair 2 UNM Foundation Board of Trustees 3 Financial Information 4 Donor Gift Highlights 6 New Endowments 12 Popejoy Society 15 New Horizons Society 17 Annual Fund/Giving Societies 18 Dean’s Circles 20 Gifts to UNM 22 Ways to Give 27 UNM Foundation Information 28

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Cover Photo: George Pearl Hall at night through a fish eye lens, by Ben Roberts. Pearl Hall, home of the UNM School of Architecture and Planning, is named for the late George C. Pearl, whose generosity and gifts established a major endowment that provides essential funding support to the Historic Preservation and Regionalism Program and also contributed to the construction of the building. The school’s Gateway to Excellence campaign raised more than $2.5 million from friends and alumni. { From UNM President David J. Schmidly }

Dear Friends of UNM,

I am pleased to announce to the University of community that the UNM Foundation raised more than $90 million for the University in fiscal year 2008-09. Despite the troubled economy and everyone’s intent to do more with less, this announcement marks another record in a long line of records. This fall the Foundation marks its first full year as an independent non-profit organization. I am again impressed with what it has accomplished in that short time. Special thanks go to the UNMF Board of Trustees, UNMF President John Stropp and the outstanding team of UNMF fund raisers and support staff who keep things moving smoothly day after day. Without a doubt this concerted effort could not succeed without you, our supporters. Since the University receives only 18.5 percent of its budget from state sources, we depend on the generosity of public-spirited donors to fulfill our challenging mandate in service to the people of New Mexico. It requires a monumental collaborative effort on the part of all members of the UNM community to ensure that the University continues to pioneer new frontiers of educational excellence, opportunity, research and medicine. A very warm thanks goes to our faculty and staff for their amazing accomplishments in all these realms, and I likewise honor the friends and alumni who underwrite these vital initiatives. Together, you support the very heart and soul of UNM – our students. o f N E T Y W So let me take this opportunity to say again how much it means to I have you with us. UNM is a precious resource for the people of New S M R E Mexico. I am keenly aware of the responsibility that comes with E X

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to this purpose. We couldn’t do it without you, and I want you to U Anniversary know how grateful I am for your commitment to our high mission. FOUNDATION With profound appreciation,

David J. Schmidly, President

1 { From the UNM Foundation President and Board Chair }

Since 1979 the UNM Foundation has been working to secure the funding needed for the University of New Mexico’s critical mission as the state’s flagship institution of higher education. In marking this 30th anniversary, we have much to celebrate. The most recent—and certainly most unlikely—cause for cheer in this saga of three decades took place this past year. Despite the poor economy, we are happy to report that we more than held our own on the fund-raising front. Thanks to you and other generous partners, in fiscal year 2008-09 the Foundation surpassed all previous records by bringing in $90 million to support a multitude of educational programs, research efforts and health care services at the University. To that we can add another landmark. As you might imagine, given the economic climate, the value of our endowment declined. Nevertheless, with careful management and policy setting, the Foundation distributed $15.2 million from our Consolidated Investment Fund to meet crucial University funding priorities, a remarkable 7.8 percent increase over the prior year. Such extraordinary achievements reflect the commitment of extraordinary citizens, and you are one of the nearly 17,000 people who made these feats possible. We gratefully count you among the faithful friends who, during lean financial times, stepped forward to lend a hand to the University that serves them. We can’t thank you enough for this. We hope you know what a difference your giving makes to the growing number of students UNM educates, the frontline faculty research it sponsors and the ever expanding number of patients it cares for at the Health Sciences Center. We hope you also know that, through helping UNM do these things, you are contributing significantly to the civic health and economic well-being of our beautiful state. As we move into the Foundation’s 31st year to take on the challenges that lie ahead, we look forward to continuing our partnership with you. Meanwhile, with much appreciation we wish you success in your own endeavors!

John R. Stropp, President Anne Yegge, Chair UNM Foundation UNM Foundation Board of Trustees

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2008-09 George Friberg Ron Schneier Albuquerque (1999-2011) Wilton, Conn. (2000-2012) Board of Gary L. Gordon John R. Stropp rustees Board Vice-Chair/Chair-Elect President and T Los Ranchos de Albuquerque CEO of the Foundaton (2004-2012) Carl Alongi Kyla Thompson ∫ Board Treasurer Peter Johnstone Executive Committee Albuquerque (2007-2012) Los Ranchos de Albuquerque Albuquerque (2006-2010) (2006-2009) Laura Hueter Bass Yolanda Jones King, PhD Moriarty, N.M. (1999-2011) Louis L. Weller, FAIA Executive Committee Albuquerque (2002-2010) Placitas, N.M. (2006-2010) Gerald Landgraf Stephanie Bennett-Smith, PhD Albuquerque (2004-2012) Elizabeth Wiggins Brielle, N.J. (2005-2013 ) Houston, Texas (2007-2011) Judith Lavender Dorothy Wade Black ∫ National Vice-Chair Anne Yegge Chicago, Ill. (2001-January 2009) Secretary of the Board Santa Fe (2001-2009) Chair, Board of Trustees Robert L. Bovinette Mark Lesher, MD (March 2009-June 2009) Executive Committee Albuquerque (2007-2011) Albuquerque (2002-2010) Albuquerque (2004-2012) John J. Lopez Judy Zanotti President, Douglas M. Brown ∫ San Diego, Calif. (2003-2010) Los Ranchos de Albuquerque UNM Alumni Association (2001-2009) James M. Maddox, Esq. Albuquerque (2008-2009) Hobbs, N.M. (2008-2012) Dennis Burns, RPh Raymond Ziler Executive Committee La Luz, N.M. (2008-2012) Sonnet McKinnon Albuquerque (2000-2012) Greenwich, Conn. (2006-2010) Lou Anne Lujan Byrd Orcilia Zuñiga Forbes, PhD Los Ranchos de Albuquerque Robert Murphy Portland, Ore. (2008-2012) (2007-2011) Albuquerque (2006-March 2009) Louise W. Campbell Anne Jarvis O’Brien, Esq. ∫ ∫ End of Service Term Corrales, N.M. (2004-2012) Washington, D.C. (2001-2009) June 30, 2009 Don Chalmers Jack Olive Officers UNM Regent Anchorage, Alaska Executive Committee (2007- December 2009) Chris Chant Melissa O’Rourke FORMER Albuquerque (2008-2012) El Paso, Texas (2008-June 2009) BOARD Michelle Coons Suzanne Ortega Albuquerque (2007-2011) CHAIRS Provost, UNM John Cordova (June 2009) Thelma Domenici 2007-2009 Albuquerque (2006-2010) Steven Petranovich Robert L. Bovinette 2005-2007 Thelma Domenici Gallup, N.M. (2007-2011) Robert M. Goodman 2002-2005 Chair of the Board Dorothy Rainosek (2006 -February 2009) Mary D. Poole 2000-2002 Albuquerque (2000-2009) Executive Committee Albuquerque (1998-2010) Steven Durkovich, Esq. Ann Rhoades 1998-2000 Nestor Romero Santa Fe (2008-2012) Dick Morris 1996-1998 Albuquerque (2004-April 2009) James Ellis Wayne Davenport 1994-1996 San Marino, Calif. Paul Roth, MD (2006- March 2009) Executive Vice President Maralyn Budke 1992-1994 UNM Health Sciences Center Michael Emerson (June 2009) Maxine Friedman 1988-1992 Albuquerque (2002-2010) David J. Schmidly, PhD Jerry Geist 1984-1988 Gus Foster President, UNM Taos, N.M. (2007-2011) Executive Committee Jack Rust 1980-1984

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P rivate support totals 1oo Private Giving F Y 2 0 0 8 - 0 9 During the fiscal year 2008-09, the University of New Mexico established a new record for philanthropic 8o support of the University during times of true economic o.o uncertainty. More than 16,700 donors indicated their

$9 loyalty to UNM, continuing to demonstrate the value $85.5 6o of philanthropic investment to members of the UNM community. Private support includes all gifts made or pledged $72.6 to the UNM Foundation for the benefit of UNM and those 4o gifts made directly to the University’s schools, colleges, departments and programs. Your generosity to help build a

$48.6 greater University of New Mexico is truly appreciated and 2o $43.6 makes a tangible difference in our community’s life each day. FY FY FY FY FY We are grateful for your trust, which allows UNM to o 4 o 5 o 6 o 7 o 8 make lasting connections to the culture, community and o 5 o 6 o 7 o 8 o 9 aspirations of New Mexico. MILLIONSo OF DOLLARS

CONSOLIDATED INVESTMENT FUND F Y 2 0 0 8 - 0 9 The University Of New Mexico The CIF is managed in accordance $259 million, a decline of 20.5 percent Board of Regents has delegated with the CIF Endowment Investment when compared to the previous fiscal authority to the UNM Foundation Management Policy, which is year. This return compares favorably Investment Committee to oversee approved by both the UNM with those for the overall market and manage the endowment assets of Foundation Board of Trustees and and peer institutions. Investment the University and the Foundation. the UNM Board of Regents. returns were down in all asset classes The pooled assets are combined for FY 2008-09 was an extremely of the CIF with the exception of the investment purposes and operated difficult year for all investment fixed income portion of the portfolio as a unitized pool known as the markets. The CIF finished the year which returned +3.1 percent. In Consolidated Investment Fund (CIF). with a market value of approximately the CIF portfolio U.S. equities and

CIF spending distribution by CIF donor-designated purpose asset allocation faculty Gift Annuities 1% 19% private equity 7% U.S. Equity 19% Libraries 1%

Student marketable support alternatives 46% 22% international research equity 9% 21%

buildings/ programs real assets 8% equipment 14% 10% cash 5% fixed income 18%

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Gifts and Pledges by Purpose Gifts and Pledges by Source (Donor Restrictions) Total $90.0 Million

other alumni foundations resricted support student $15.2 $14.9 support (16.9%) (16.5%) 18.6% 17.3%

corporations $21.6 athletics faculty (24.0%) 8.3% support 23.6% friends $21.2 other (23.6%) organizations $17.1 (19.0%) academic program support 32.2% MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

international equities posted returns of -24.0 percent The Foundation recognizes the need to provide a and -30.0 percent, respectively, for the fiscal year; both steady and reasonably predictable stream of income while these return rates, although disappointing, were superior protecting the real value of the principal of the endowment to their respective overall market returns. The marketable and has therefore adopted a spending policy that is based on alternatives provided some downside protection, a 12 quarter moving average and a distribution rate of declining in value by only 8.6 percent for the fiscal year. 4.65 percent for FY 2008-09, which provided approximately In addition to the customary investment management $15.2 million in funding for the various schools, colleges and expenses, a development funding allocation of programs that benefit from the endowment program. 1.15 percent of the market value was allocated from each participating fund in the CIF for 2008-09 to meet Performance as of 6/30/2009 2008-09 3-Year 5-Year operational expenses. UNM CIF Fund -20.5% -1.3% 3.2%

CIF market value CIF spending distribution $ 3 3 0 . 5 $ 3 2 3 . 1 $15 . 2 $1 4 . 1 $ 2 5 8 . 9 $ 2 6 6 . 1 $ 2 3 4 . 8 $1 2 .3 $11 . 1 $1 0 .7

FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

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Siblings Team up to Share Success Albers Partner with College of Nursing to Enhance Midwifery Program

Family ties are strengthened In February, in many ways. Some families two midwifery withstand great hardship, research professors, bringing members closer Drs. Della Forster together. Others are brought and Helen closer through shared moments McLachlan from of joy. The Albers family LaTrobe University developed closer ties through in Melbourne, mutual success, support Australia, came to and philanthropy. the UNM Health Paul and Leigh Ann Sciences campus Albers have recognized Paul’s in one of the first sister, Dr. Leah Albers, events sponsored by certified nurse midwife, and the professorship. the importance of midwifery Forster and by establishing the Leah L. McLachlan led Albers Endowed Professorship presentations, in Midwifery at UNM’s College teaching/ of Nursing. Dr. Albers is excited consultation sessions about the presentations the and an all-day professorship has sponsored continuing education already and looks forward to seminar with various seeing future advancements made UNM faculty and possible by the professorship. staff groups. and research,” says College of “These activities were Nursing Dean Nancy Ridenour. sponsored by the professorship “What an inspirational in the interest of international partnership this is for a place research collaborations and where midwifery traces its roots research dissemination, and to the very beginning of this great would have not been possible state. Today we can take pride without the professorship,” in a midwifery program that says Dr. Albers. “These kinds is ranked number three in the of activities bring fresh ideas nation. Midwives attend about to research and practice in one-third of all births in New maternity care here in Mexico, and the Albers’ generous New Mexico.” investment will bring a successful Leigh Ann and Paul Albers “The exceptional legacy of life start for our youngest honor Paul’s sister, Dr. an endowed professorship will Leah Albers, with an endowed citizens, our most promising Midwifery Professorship. perpetuate Dr. Albers’ teaching partners for the future.”

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Partnering Theater with Anthropology Department Chair Emeritus Establishes Scholarship, Fellowship

Dr. Brian K. Hansen doesn’t know when to stop questioning. During his entire career in theater, he has asked himself and his colleagues, “Why do we get dressed up, smear makeup on our faces, and dance around on a platform generation after generation?” His search to define the “selective pressures” that keep the arts alive eventually led him to the UNM Anthropology Department, where he became host to “the best kind of parasite”: the theories of evolutionary anthropology. “Evolutionary theory explains so much,” he says, “and it amazes me that areas that are relatively theory-free, like theater, don’t embrace it.”

Dr. Brian K. Hansen created a scholarship to ask “why?” about the arts. fellowship for graduate students Credit: Pat Berrett researching the evolution of behavioral ecology in humans or primates. When Dr. Hansen arrived at UNM in 1979, he met several colleagues who found his questions about the arts and human evolution worthy of deeper study. However, he found those people in anthropology, psychology and UNM theater major Shannon Michael Flynn appears as biology, not in theater. He began Adelino in Aurora during the 2008 Words Afire Festival. enrolling in anthropology courses The play was written by Leonard Madrid, three-time winner and was hooked. of the National Latino Playwriting Award and a UNM MFA dramatic writing alumnus. “Every culture, past and present, has the arts,” he says. A former chair of the UNM Department of Theatre and “Why? That question is not Dance, Dr. Hansen has established a planned estate gift that asked often enough or rigorously will benefit both that department and the Department of enough in this country.” He hopes Anthropology. The Brian Hansen Endowed Scholarship in an interdisciplinary approach to Theatre will support undergraduate or graduate students in the studying the arts can begin to College of Fine Arts. The Hansen Family Fund will endow a change that.

Read more at www.unmfund.org/hansen

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Collaborating Change for Children Credit Union Association Raises Funds for Pediatric ER

A child lies weak and ill in her mother’s arms as a nurse rushes a bleeding man through the ER. Sitting nearby is an intoxicated, unconscious woman. Law enforcement escorts an inmate through the area. The mother waits—and worries. But that was five years ago. Today, the UNM Children’s Hospital Pediatric Emergency Unit (Peds ER) has eliminated this once common scenario for New Mexico families. The Peds ER, which opened in 2007, was funded in part by a $1 million fund-raising effort spearheaded by the Credit Union Association of New Mexico (CUANM). The CUANM’s five-year commitment, which ends this calendar year, raised money to help transform the Peds ER into a state-of-the-art medical center for children. The Peds ER is now equipped with six IV pumps, two syringe pumps, two breast pumps and 14 centralized wireless monitors. Each of the unit’s 12 treatment rooms is outfitted with suction, compressed air and oxygen. Doctors and staff now have immediate access to pediatric medication, supplies, storage and, of course, toys. Although nobody wants to take their child to the hospital, the Peds ER offers an environment conducive to the welfare and healing of children. “It is gratifying to see the creative ways our participating credit unions raised money to help their community,” says CUANM Chief Executive Officer Sylvia Lyon. “We are grateful for the opportunity to make a real difference at the hospital and in the lives of New Mexico children.”

Read more at www.unmfund.org/CUANM

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Chasing Dreams, Reaching Achievement Couple Offers Anderson Students Non-Traditional Support

when most people would turn to easier pursuits,” explains ASM Dean Douglas M. Brown. “That same courage and selflessness has guided the Fridlines to make an unforgettable gift to help other non-traditional learners. Future students will have new scholarship support, and they will have Eileen and Ken’s remarkable story to guide them.”

The UNM Foundation and the Anderson School of Management were saddened to hear of the death of Eileen Dreams pursued with a of opportunities and a greater Fridline on Sept. 30, 2009. partner carry great potential depth of knowledge to enrich for success. Ken and Eileen your life,” says Ken, a former Fridline were daunted U.S. Marine and retired as adults trying to complete supervisor for the Quality college one or two classes Assurance Directorate of at a time. Their journey Kirtland Air Force Base. Eileen, was long and challenging, a trained secretary and health but they found comfort and insurance broker, continues, support in one another. Eileen “We were established in celebrated her graduation successful careers, but wanted from UNM’s Anderson School the experience and knowledge of Management (ASM) by provided by a college creating a bequest to endow education. We hope this gift scholarships for non-traditional provides incentive for other students at ASM. She and Ken non-traditional students to hope the gift will encourage pursue their dreams even if it future generations of business takes a little longer.” students to pursue their dreams “Eileen and Ken recognized of education. the value of higher education “An education provides and decided to complete their Eileen and Ken Fridline help non- the foundation for a lifetime degrees at a time in their life traditional students of business.

Read more at www.unmfund.org/fridline

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Partnering with Fans Planned Gift Offers New Opportunities for Academic Success

In the late 1970s, when the UNM men’s basketball team blazed through one victory after another, Jim and Nancy Fisher followed the team with a fervency unmatched by any American Idol fan today. Colorado, Wyoming, Hawaii—no distance was too great to keep the

Fishers out of the bleachers, cheering on the Credit: David Benyak Lobos who proved their championship spirit again and again. After the Fishers’ business reached a successful maturity, they purchased their own plane, which enabled, among other things, their addiction to Lobo basketball and football. The Fishers have made a planned gift to UNM athletics that caps more than a quarter-century of devotion and support. Their charitable remainder trust will fund an endowment to help Lobos achieve greater academic success and complete their degrees. UNM student- athletes can Jim and Nancy Fisher support Lobo academics. play for four years. If they Tony Danridge led the Lobos to a share of their first Mountain West Conference title in 2008-09. don’t graduate within that time, their eligibility Danridge was named first team all-league. for scholarship assistance expires. That’s when financial assistance like the Fishers’ kicks in. of this size will have a tremendous impact on our “Besides being huge Lobo fans, Jim department and on student-athletes for many and Nancy genuinely care about providing years to come.” opportunities for student-athletes at UNM,” says “It’s not just watching a game,” Jim says. Larry Ryan, associate director of development “It’s the whole involvement with the department for athletics. “There are many ways to give that we like. We’re very impressed with the financially to UNMathletics, but an estate gift athletic programs and the quality of the people.”

Read more at www.unmfund.org/fisher

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Announcement Heralds Partnership Endowment Supports Guest Lecturers from the Construction Industry

On May 7, after a guest lecture Bryant was aware that a gift was in UNM’s Centennial Engineering in the works, but didn’t know the Center, attendee Bryant (Bill) Bryant W. Lemon Sr. Distinguished W. Lemon, Jr., president of Lecture in Construction Engineering BRYCON Construction, announced and Management would bear his the creation of an endowed fund name. To the owners, BRYCON to honor BRYCON’s founder, and UNM seemed a natural fit— Bryant W. Lemon, Sr. despite the fact that none of the The endowment, Bill said, will Lemon family are UNM alumni. permanently support a lectureship “UNM has supported us in in the Construction Engineering Bill Lemon, Jr. a big way,” Peggy says. “We’ve and Management Program hired several UNM graduates. within UNM’s Civil Engineering Construction is an honorable Department, and is a gift from the profession, and we wanted to do owners of BRYCON. The audience something that might interest reacted with approval, delight and young people in looking into it. surprise. But no one’s reaction Also, we wanted to publicize topped that of Bryant Sr., who was and support the engineering “astounded” by the news. and construction program.” A year ago, Bill spoke with his Bryant founded BRYCON mother, Peggy Lemon, about Construction in 1990. Through his honoring the company via a gift to leadership, it grew into a company UNM as a surprise for his father. with approximately 500 employees, Bryant and Peggy Lemon offices in New Mexico and Arizona, and contracts nationally and worldwide. “It is our strong belief at BRYCON that as business leaders we must take an active part in promoting our industry,” Bill says. “I encourage other construction- related companies to seek ways to help build a stronger, better prepared workforce. We cannot sit idly by and assume that industry needs will be taken care of by others. We all should get involved and do something great for our profession.”

Read more at www.unmfund.org/lemon

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New ENDOWMENTS | fy 2oo8-o9

The Academic Assistance Carolyn L. Dodson Endowment Giddens Neighborhood Endowment Scholarship Fund for Zimmerman Library Established by Professor of Nursing Jean Established by an anonymous donor Established anonymously in honor of Giddens and her husband, Jay Corazza, to to provide scholarships for students who longtime UNM librarian and author enhance the educational experience of nursing might not otherwise be able to attend Carolyn L. Dodson, for the acquisition, students via support of the scholarship of college or graduate school without preservation and/or processing of science- teaching and learning—specifically innovative financial assistance. related collections in any format, including teaching practices, educational research, those not yet developed. education-related projects, or ideas within Alumni Association the College of Nursing, by rewarding teaching Denver Colorado Joanne D. Dowler practice, a teaching project, educational Chapter Endowed Scholarship for research, or an idea that exemplifies Scholarship Dorothy Landgraf Excellence in educational innovation. Intercultural Established by Memorial Scholarship Barbara Guth Worlds of Wonder Denver-area Communication Endowment Established by Science Series for Young Readers alumni to Established anonymously to provide the UNM Lt. Col. Thomas provide Established by Gerald Press with programmatic support for publishing Dowler, Ret., and scholarships for Landgraf for nursing two to four new titles each year in the Barbara Joanne Dowler, Denver-area Guth Worlds of Wonder Science Series for scholarships in memory of his who holds two or Colorado Young Readers. The series is named in honor mother, Dorothy, a dedicated degrees from students of Managing Editor and Acquisitions Editor nurse and devoted mother UNM, to honor attending Barbara Guth (now retired), who proposed the of nine children, and her Mrs. Dowler’s series of science books for young readers. UNM. commitment to family, lifelong commitment The Anderson excellent nursing to intercultural Mollie E. Hayes Biology School of education and quality communication. Endowment in Honor of Management Hall health care. Dr. Edward Castetter Veola Ellingboe Established by Mollie E. Hayes to support the of Fame Endowed Choral Endowed teaching and research of faculty and students of Scholarship Scholarship the Biology Department, as well as enhance its Established by former Anderson Hall of Fame Established by Bradley and Karen Ellingboe educational mission and physical environment. honorees to create a legacy to honor Bradley’s mother, Veola Ellingboe, with a scholarship that invests in future keeping alive her belief in higher education Hillerman-McGarrity Endowed generations of business leaders in and the arts, particularly music. She ensured Scholarship in Creative Writing New Mexico. her children had every opportunity to Established by Michael McGarrity, Anne pursue their educational goals, including Hillerman, Charmay Allred and others to Irma Norelius Buffett advanced degrees. support students enrolled in the Creative Memorial Endowed Helene Fuld Health Trust Writing Program who have demonstrated Scholarship for Choral Programs Scholarship Fund for an obvious passion and talent for fiction, Established by Linda H. Buffett Baccalaureate screenwriting, playwriting or creative in celebration of the life of Irma Norelius Nursing Students non-fiction. Buffett, to support students in the choral j program and the future University Established by the Helene Fuld Health oe S. and Claudia T. Keith Trust, HSBC Bank USA, N.A. Trustee, to Chamber Singers in the Department Choral Endowed Scholarship provide financial aid to students enrolled in Established by Joe S. and Claudia T. Keith of Music. baccalaureate degree to support students singing in the The Fred M. Calkins, Jr. and nursing programs. UNM Choral Ensemble. Rose Ellen Calkins Scholarship Ann Gateley, MD Internal Sally Lennington for Arts and Sciences Medicine Museum Kunstadter Health Established by Rose Ellen Calkins to support Residents’Fund Equality Fund need-based scholarships for full-time students Established by of Southwestern Established by Dr. Peter in the College of Arts and Sciences. Ann Gateley, MD, to Biology Bird Division Kunstadter in memory The Fred M. Calkins, Jr. provide resources Quasi Endowment of his wife, to support for enhanced programmatic and Rose Ellen Calkins educational and Established by friends of expansion to Scholarship for Fine Arts professional the museum to fund scientific address health Established by Rose Ellen Calkins to support development of research on birds, research-related disparities in need-based scholarships for full-time students UNM internal underserved and in the College of Fine Arts. medicine activities, student training in minority residents, and ornithology, activities, equipment populations and Roy D. Caton, Jr. to enhance and supplies related to specimen communities Endowment Fund UNM’s ability collection and curation, and through outreach Established by Roy D. Caton Jr. to fund to recruit high- fund raising in support of programs at the awards for graduate and undergraduate caliber internal School of Medicine chemistry students. medicine residents. the museum’s Bird Division. Office of Diversity.

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Mafalda “Muffie” Larrichio The Jackie Schlegel Memorial Scholarship Endowment Honors Endowment How to Established by Larry Larrichio and Established by Professor Don P. Schlegel in Alida Davila-Larrichio memory of his wife, Jackie, a longtime Establish in honor of Mafalda employee of the UNM Honors “Muffie” Larrichio, Phillip B. Program who was deeply an Endowed who instilled the value Gonzales Latino committed to the and importance of Research Fund program’s students. Fund education in her SMPC Architects children, always Established by Phillip Endowment An endowed fund is a encouraging them B. Gonzales to support for Sustainable in their educational sociology faculty and/or Design gift that lasts in perpetuity. pursuits. This student research in the scholarship Established by It continues to provide support area of Latino studies for SMPC Architects supports graduate to the University in the areas of students seeking work in public policy, to enhance and a degree in Latin culture, identity and strengthen courses the donor’s interest. Endowed that emphasize American Studies. economic well funds may support student being. sustainability and Bryant W. Lemon Sr. sustainable design scholarships, faculty, the general Distinguished Lecture principles and to explore in Construction Engineering and their integration into site needs of the University or any Management and building design through school, college or program within guest lectures, faculty- Established by the Lemon family in honor the University. of Bryant W. Lemon, Sr., founder of directed student travel, BRYCON Corporation, to support acquisition of appropriately Donors may fully fund an related equipment, and programs, initiatives and activities of the applied research. endowment with a one-time lump- Department of Civil Engineering. sum gift; fund it over a three-year Don and Carol Mulryan STC.UNM Endowment Endowed Presidential Scholarship Program (STEP) pledge period or through a bequest Established by the Mulryan children in honor Established by the UNM or other deferred gift. Endowment of their parents and their dedication to Board of Regents to assist academic excellence. STC.UNM, which protects minimums vary by purpose, faculty inventions and so please contact us for more Para Los Niños Endowment transfers them to the Established by an anonymous donor to commercial marketplace. specific information. provide programmatic support for In addition to cash, donors may UNM Children’s Hospital. Don Stevens Endowed Scholarship establish endowed funds through Ole and Sheila Peloso Established by Michael Neurosurgery Enrichment Fund and Mary Dickson to any gift vehicle recognized by the Established by Dr. and Mrs. honor legendary New Mexico UNM Foundation, including gifts Ole Peloso with most architect Don Stevens, of securities or real property, grateful and heartfelt a senior principal of appreciation, to Thomas A. Stevens Mallory planned gifts, by pooled gifts from acknowledge the Pearl & Campbell a group of friends, with memorial superb care given Plein Memorial Architects to Mrs. Peloso by Scholarship Endowment (SMPC Architects). contributions or through Howard Yonas, Fund for Navajo Students MD, chair of The Surface continuing gifts to endowment neurosurgery, Established by the Family accounts. Donors may help and his staff. Plein Foundation Endowed develop guidelines for how their to help bring skilled Research Tally endowments are to be governed Richards Fund Navajo nurses Faculty Support Bequest from the to Navajo Fund and used. estate of Tally Richards communities. Established by the Trustees For information on to support the development of the Surface Family Trust to and installation of exhibitions at establish a series of endowed chairs establishing an endowed fund, the Harwood Museum of Art. and non-endowed professorships contact any college or school focused on conducting state-of-the-art Rosenblum-Weiss Endowment for cancer research at the UNM Cancer development officer Women’s and Children’s Health Center and School of Medicine. (see page 28) or the Established by friends and colleagues to honor College of Nursing Emeriti Faculty Estelle UNM Los Alamos HED UNM Foundation office Endowment Rosenblum and Joann Weiss, to support at www.unmfund.org educational opportunities for students, visiting Established to support UNM-Los Alamos scholars and post-doctoral fellows. faculty development and student financial aid. or (505) 277-4503.

13 { Endowed Funds & Scholarships } UNM Press Randy E. and Victoria L. Native American Series Velarde Scholarship The Popejoy Established to offset UNM Endowment Press’ production and James Quinn Established by Randy E. Society special marketing Memorial and Victoria L. Velarde costs for at least two Scholarship to provide academic Established by titles per year in scholarship support the University of New the series, which Endowed Fund for students majoring promotes the Mexico Foundation, Established with gifts from in chemical and the Tom L. Popejoy histories, cultures first-year students in the nuclear engineering. and languages of Society recognizes the School of Law in memory the native peoples Wallace extraordinary support of the Americas. of their classmate, Endowed James Quinn, to fund Scholarship in and commitment of a UNM Sevilleta a scholarship in Latin American singular group of donors Field Station Art History Endowment environmental law. who want the University Established by Kelly to realize its full potential Established by Helen Donahue-Wallace and Dvorachek, in memory of her Randy Wallace to provide for greatness. son, Dr. William Dvorachek, Jr., financial assistance to deserving Tom L. Popejoy never to further the mission of the Sevilleta Field students pursuing graduate degrees in did anything halfway, Station by fostering an understanding and Latin American art history. preservation of the natural environment from his game-winning through research, education Water Resources field goal against arch- and outreach. Program Endowment rival Arizona in 1924 Established to support activities in the through 40 years in UNM Taos Faculty Endowment Water Resources Program, including Established by friends of the UNM Taos student research and travel, and a UNM administration. Branch to support faculty professional Water Resources Program His 20 years as president, development activities. Seminar series. a time fondly known as UNM Valencia Higher Glenn Alan and the Popejoy Era, capped Ed Endowment Ruth Elaine Whan a career that made him a Made possible by a gift from Founder Fund UNM legend. New Mexico Educators Federal Established by friends and colleagues Credit Union and New Mexico Higher in memory of Dr. Glenn A. Whan, The first Tom Popejoy Education Department matching funds former dean of engineering, to support Society dinner was for the welfare of students at the and enhance educational activities May 26, 1982. Now, UNM Valencia campus. in the Department of Chemical and 27 years later, this Nuclear Engineering for recruiting UNM Valencia STEM Endowments and retaining a diverse population prestigious society has Established with gifts from area businesses, of talented undergraduate students grown to more than UNM Valencia faculty and staff, in nuclear engineering. 480 members who UNM Valencia Development Board fund-raising efforts and a grant from the Dr. Cortez Williams represent all aspects of U.S. Department of Education Title V, Scholarship in the University of New College Cost Reduction and Access Act, Africana Studies Mexico, its programs, Hispanic Serving Institutions Program to Established by friends and colleagues and most importantly, provide scholarships to Valencia in memory of Dr. Williams, campus students. assistant professor of Africana its students. The Allene H. studies 1974-2001, to The Popejoy Society Vaughan Company and Walter P. promote academic honors individual donors Realtors Jeanne excellence through Fairchild Endowed Kleweno scholarship support for based on cumulative Scholarship for Lecture Series students enrolled in giving to the University of Volleyball Established by Allene H. Africana studies who New Mexico through the Established by The and Walter P. Kleweno display a passion for learning and strong UNM Foundation Inc. Vaughan Company to support the The current threshold for Realtors in support University Art academic achievement. Williams was a of the UNM Lobo membership is $50,000. Museum’s education gifted teacher, Volleyball Program and to For more information lecture series. masterful storyteller honor the athletic, academic and tireless advocate concerning the Popejoy and personal accomplishments for literacy. Society, please contact of Jeanne Fairchild, former UNM student-athlete and American Volleyball Rich Grainger at Coaches Association Division I Third-Team [email protected] All American. or (505) 277-9077.

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Anonymous (26) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buchheit Miriam Efroymson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Greene M Dr. Karen Abraham Maralyn S. Budke Dr. Peter Michael Eller Dr. Richard Greenleaf Mr. and Mrs. Larry Abraham Mr. and Mrs. Brian Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Nancy and Thomas Growney M Antony James Ellman M Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Abraham Q Robert Bybee Mr. and Mrs. Esteban Aguilar Dr. and Mrs. Michael Campana Shaari Ergas M Charles Gunderson Dr. and Mrs. Harjit Ahluwalia Dr. Quito Osuna Carr Dr. and Mrs. Ray Esquibel John P. Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ahrens Prof. Roy D. Caton, Jr. Tony Evanko Connie Hale Paul W. and Leigh Ann Albers Peggy Cavett-Walden Mr. Frank Evans and Patricia and Bruce Hall Janet Kiehle Allen, MD Regent and Mrs. Don Chalmers Ms. Janet Boles Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harbaugh Leslie Amestoy and Dr. William H. Chambers L. Diane Evans Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harley Pierre Amestoy, Jr. Mr. Author E. Charette Thelma Famariss Q Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harley Prof. and Mrs. Rudolfo Anaya Mr. Peter Chatzky Jean Fielder LaDonna Harris Nancy and Jim Fisher Barbara Anderson Lois Chess Dr. Payne Harris Q Beverly Anderson Josina Chimenti Thomas A. Fitzgerald Joan Hart and Graham Flint Prof. Frederick Hart Albert A. Anella Q Debra Cito and Dr. Stephen Cito Mr. James H. Foley Mr. and Mrs. John Harvey Mary Anella Q Richard and Mary Civerolo Q Prof. and Mrs. Garo Antreasian Ann Simms Clark Tim Foley M Dr. H. Michael Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Adelmo E. Archuleta Rosamaria Clark Mr. Edward A. (Gus) Foster Arthur Hayman Dr. and Mrs. Kent ArgubrightM Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cobb Drs. Kathryn and Elliott Foucar Catherine Haynes and Lenora Atkins M Edwin Cohen Dr. Abraham Franck Dr. Allan Haynes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerrell Atkinson Joan Gilberry Coke Dr. Ruth* and Karen Head Ray B. and Jean M. Auel Mrs. Elizabeth Tallant Cooper Mr. Jack* Franklin Mr. Geoffrey S.M. Hedrick * Jean Rosenthal and Jean Henning Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Baca Dr. Jean Giddens and W. Nicholas Freygang Dr. and Mrs. David B. Baddour Mr. Jay Corazza M Barbara Herzstein and Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Friedman Sigmund Herzstein, Jr. Rene M. Balagna The Hon. C. B. Cosgrove, III Q * Q Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Friedman Mr. and Mrs. David Hettema Prof. and Mrs. James Barbour Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cox Mr. and Mrs. Greg Frost Marilyn Hibben Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barela M Elizabeth and Robert Crain Q Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gaddy Arlene High and Gloria Ybarra and Prof. Virginia P. Crenshaw Fernando Barnuevo Mayo Galindo Charles High, Jr. Mr. Robert Cromwell and Marie Hillerman and Prof. Prof. Dr. Dr.-Ing. E.h. Carl E. Baum Ms. Sarit Rozycki Felice Gonzales and Regent Gene Gallegos Anthony (Tony) Hillerman* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beck Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cruft Q Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gallegos Ms. Eileen Grevey Hillson and Dr. and Mrs. Richard Beidleman Ann Cullum Dr. and Mrs. Miguel Gallegos M Dr. David Hillson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bennett David Dalgarno Edward T. Garcia Frank* and Dolores Hines M Martha J. Benton Mr. Michael Daly Sheilah Purcell Garcia Mr. and Mrs. H. Henry Hirsch H. Allen Berkheimer Mr. and Mrs. John Danfelser Raleigh Gardenhire Dr.* and Mrs. Jerome Holland Mr. and Mrs. Burt Berman Ms. Randi McGinn and Mr. and Mrs. Brad Gehrke Prof. and Mrs. Richard HoodM Anthony and Beverly Bernitsky the Hon. Charles Daniels Sharon and Jerry Geist Van Dorn Hooker Pierre E. Berry Sharon (Peach) Daniels Lanny Ross Gerald Bruce and Teri Hoover M Maria and Richard Berry Jimmy Daskalos Prof. Walter Gerstle I. B. and Marion Hoover M Dr. Troy Best Sue Daulton James Bewley Dr. Monika Ghattas and C. Ruth Horn Q Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ghattas Mr. and Mrs. Mark Horwitch Dorothy W. and A. Rolfe Black A. Wayne Davenport James R. and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Howard A. Wade Black Henrietta Davies Mr. and Mrs. Billy Blackburn Deborah L. Giannelli Susan Howard Bruce Davis Van H. and Sandra V. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hudson Michael and Janice Blake Vicki and Sam Dazzo, Jr. Dr. Jane Ann Blumenfeld Dr. Peter Glusker The Hon. Shirley Mount Mr. and Mrs. Nunzio De Santis James Gollin Hufstedler and Yvonne and Robert Bovinette Pauline DeKraker Mr. Seth M. Hufstedler Monica and Michael Bowlin Benita Gonzales Q Brent and Eileen DePonte Robert and Marti Goodman Suzanne Hawley and Joan M. Branch and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Desiderio James L. Hughes James A. Branch, Jr. Terri A. Giron-Gordon and Gerri Doherty Ross K. Huntingford Margaret Moses Branch and Gary L. Gordon Dorothea B. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. James Turner Branch Nedra and Larry Gordon Barbara Doolittle Hutchinson Dr. Charles Briggs The Hon. Ramsay Gorham and Barbara DuBois Peggyann Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. John Frank Gorham, III Brooks Betty Jo Dunn and Marie K. Gorham Ann Hyde and Simeon Hyde, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ingalls Anne J. Brown the Hon. Aubrey Dunn Q Gene and Dell Gosnell Dr. Jacqueline Dunnington Alice P. Irvin Mr. and Mrs. Q Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gould Q Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Grady Steven Jackson C. Lee Brown Q Sarah and Stephen Durkovich Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. J. Charles Jennett Douglas Brown Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dushane Ray A. Graham, III Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johnson Q Mr. and Mrs. Randy Eastburg Debbie and Rick Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gratton Q Scott Brown M Mel and Mary Ann Eaves Georgia Greenberg Dr. Robert A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Edgeington Drs. Gilda and Youn Ja Lucia Johnson Lori Efroymson Norman Greenberg Mr. Peter Johnstone

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Lakin Jones Drs. Mary Lipscomb and Carolyn A. and Mary Rich Paul Skinner Ted and Margaret Rick Lyons Donald A. Neeper Nancy Anderson Roberts Sam L. Slick Jorgensen William B. Macey Q Marron Lee Nelson and Jerrald Roehl Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jury, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith Ellen Kaiper Paul Maestas Rolf Nelson James E. Rogers Dr. Stephanie Bennett- Nick and Chris Kapnison Ed and Joline Mahr Mrs. Thomas J. Nesbitt Maryann Evans and Smith and Orin Smith Patricia John Keightley Isabel Malloy and Vernon Nikkel Edwin Roos Georgia Snead and Michael and Peggy Keleher Thomas Malloy, Jr. Alexander Novak Mr. and Mrs. James Snead, III Mr. and Mrs. Colleen Maloof Q Joe Novak Jacob Rosenbaum Mr. and Mrs. William B. Keleher Enrico Martignoni B.C. Nowlin and Michael Rosenbaum William E. Snead Mr. and Mrs. Carol Estes-Nowlin Mr. Kurt L. Roth M Floy Anderson Kilian Q Anne M. Snider The Hon. and Mrs.* Gerald Martin Dr. Diana Obrinsky Drs. Danuta and Lucy Dobkins* and Bruce King Mike Minoru Masukawa Patricia H. Olliges Ludwik Rozycki Elmer Sproul Lissa Russell and Jim and Ellen King Betty Sabo and Annie and David Olson Wade Stackhouse M Fred Matteucci Charles Russell, Jr. * David P. and Dr. and Mrs. Dr. Jim Stagnone Linda Hudson Kirby M Drs. Noemi and George E. Omer, Jr. Gordon Russell Robert Stamm Q Mrs. Peggy Kirkland and Daniel Mattis Mr.* and Mrs. J. Michael Donna and Jack Rust Q Judith Hochberg and O’Shaughnessy Ruth (Betty) Rutledge Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Douglas Kirkland Chester French Stewart Michael Mattis Mr. and Mrs. The Hon. Murray Ryan Dr. Diane J. Klepper M Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stout Prof. and Mrs. John Kneen C. Herman Mauney M William Overstreet Mr. and Mrs. Roberta C. Straight Drs. Richard L. and Dr. Gerald and Mrs. Evangeline M. Pacheco E. Larry Saiers Q Jeanne J. Knight Mary Joyce May Allison Parks and Mr. Leonard R. Sanchez Gerda Strauss Regent and Mrs. Jim McClintic Dr. Robert Parks Mr. and Mrs. Carolyn R. Surface M James Koch Priscilla and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanchez Q Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Swan Sanford McDonnell Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kopp Ronald Payne Bartolomé Gil Santacruz Barbara Sweet Q Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Perl Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Michael Kosanovich Tim McElvain Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sarkisian Masami Takayama Dr. Peter Kunstadter M Dr. Michael and John Perner M Prof. and Mrs. Ingeborg Taylor and Jeanelle McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edl Schamiloglu H. Tom Taylor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James LaBorde John Perovich Q Prof. Linda Schappert and John G. Taylor B.B. McInteer Dr. Louise Lamphere Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Schappert Tish Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Q Barbara and Gerald Peters Teresa Fitzgibbon and Mr. and Mrs. David L. Mc Kinney the Hon. Gerald Landgraf Silas Peterson, Jr. William E. Tempel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Schmitt Bob Langell William Peterson Q Daniel Ian McKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson* Alice and Donald Lappé Dean Peyton D.O. and Dr. George Thomsen Dr. Dale Melada and Jane Peyton Thomas Schoeman M M Paul W. Lashbrooke M Prof. Ivan Melada Dr. Patricia Armell and Romona Scholder Dr. Ignacio Tinoco, Jr. Iona Lee and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. James Phillips Ms. Ann Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs.* Ronald Meltsner Pamela and Eric Pillmore Schroeder-Aryeh* David Tippeconnic William Lehmann Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. LaRue Toney Anne S. Leonhardt Ronnie Meng Mañuel A. Pino Sidney Schultz Mr. Bob L. Turner Barbara and JoAnn S. Mercer Tony and Julie Pisto Mrs. Rudolph Tobe Turpen, Jr. Louis Leurig Q Mr. Jean Robert Milant M Mr. and Mrs. (Betty) Schware Dr. Eberhard Uhlenhuth Mr. Richard Levy and Erma Miller Kurt Plouff M Eleanor Scoopmire The Ungerleider Family Mrs. Dana Asbury M Kathleen Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scott M Lisa Unser and Mr. and Mrs. Dr. William Miller Ernest Pompeo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lewis Bobby Unser, Jr. Thomas E. and Mary D. Poole Sherman Scott Prof. Lester Libo Brian Urlacher Carolyn J. Minton Suzanne Popejoy and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Self Roy Lindersmith Alberta Urrea and Richard Minzner Thomas Popejoy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Urrea, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Little Bruce Seligman Q Q Mr. and Mrs. Constance DeJong and Teresa Urrea Ruth Lockner Stephen Mitchell Dr. Randolph Seligman Antoine Predock * Trey Urrea Julia Logan Judy and J. Howard Mock Jean Seth Q Dorothy and Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Robert L.* and Claudia and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rainosek Jeff Van Dyke Ann E. Long Robert Moraga Roberta Cooper Ramo Timothy Sheehan Douglas Fyfe Vaughan Rebecca and James Long Mr. and Mrs. and Dr. Barry Ramo Dr. and Mrs. Gloria Longley Richard Morris Mrs. Lyle Ramsey Russell Shelden Mr. and Mrs. Georg Vedeler Ann and Hunt Look Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Stuart Rappaport and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Vergara Eppie Lopez John H. Morrison Mrs. Connie William Shepard Q Prof. Catherine Loughlin Mr. Stanley Mount and Lovelady-Rappaport Scott Sherman Janet Lashbrooke and Dr. and Mrs. Ms. Roxanna Meyers M Charles and Prof. Virginia Shipman Yvon Villeneuve Marion and Karl Mueller Jeffrey and Karen Vinyard Chalmers Loughridge Charlotte Rayburn M Elizabeth Silver* Q Mahlon and Matt Mullican Penny Taylor Rembe and Dr. and Mrs. Leon Silver Dr. Howard Wadstrom Beverly Love M Bob and Betsy Murphy Dr. Armin Rembe Ralph P. Simpson* Linda Tyler and Mr. and Mrs. Helen Sturges Nadler Suzanne Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Peter Walch Edward Lujan Dr. Leonard Napolitano Ann and Russell Rhoades Michael Sivage M Mrs. Agnes M. Walker

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Dr. Byron Wall and Chuck and JD Wellborn Lanette Wilkinson* Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Q Kenneth Zangara Ms. Cindy Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Willard C. E. Woodcock Q Hernandez-Wall M James Wemple M Mr.* and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. John Williams Richard Zemke Geraldine M. Wanek Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodham Luane Williams Q Catherine and Ray Ziler Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wertheim Col. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ward Liz and Bob Wertheim Brian and Valin Woodward M Q Stephanie Wimbish Mr. and Mrs.* Raymond Zimmer Q Jim and Joan Warne M Jeanne Wertheimer Martha P. Zollinger Armand Winfield* Henry Worthington Q Profs. William P. and Prof. Geoffrey West Ken Yarbrough Heather W. Weber Ms. Nancy Meem Wirth Florence White Linda Yates and Q Charter Member William Weihofen Dr. and Mrs.* Mrs. Edward Peyton Yates, Jr. * Deceased Ronald Weiner M James Wiggins (Charlotte) Wood Vince and Anne Yegge M New Member

{ New Horizons Society }

Join the New New Horizons Society Horizons Society New Members, fy2oo8-o9 The University of New Mexico Fay P. Abrams Doctor Bill Kelley Foundation would like to recognize all Paul and Susan Bombardt Jennifer Pedneau donors who have included the University Debra and Clint Dodge Mari Penshurst in their estate plans or who have made Yolanda R. Domínguez Larry S. Nichols and other types of planned gifts. Members Jim and Nancy Fisher i Polly C. Primm, MD receive an invitation to an annual Dr. Ann Gateley Dr. Dan K. Salter i luncheon event. Dr. Brian Hansen and Sandra Sanchez A planned gift may take the form Linda Williams Dr. David Stuart and of a bequest intention in a will or James and Eleonore Hessler Dr. Cynthia Stuart living will, an IRA or retirement account beneficiary designation, a life insurance or other beneficiary designation, a gift annuity, a charitable remainder trust or other arrangements. New members of Lobo Legacy, a planned giving program for UNM Athletics, are indicated by a i in the following listing. For more information about making a planned gift or joining the New Horizons Society, please contact Bart Evans, director of planned giving, at [email protected] or (505) 277-9604.

For a complete list of New Horizons Society members please visit: www.unmfund.org

17 { UNM Foundation Giving Societies }

UNM’s Presidential Scholarship Program Annual The Presidential Scholarship matches and increases up to a Program’s (PSP) goal is to attract $6,600 award per student per year. Fund and keep the state’s best students at Endowing a scholarship requires a Most alumni and the University of New Mexico for $30,000 one-time gift. Donors may friends give to the their college education. Presidential also participate in the PSP through UNM Foundation Scholarships are awarded to New the “share-a-scholar” program by through the outreach Mexico high school seniors based on making a gift of any size to the PSP. efforts of the Annual a minimum 3.5 grade point average, Full sponsors of the program are Giving Office. The class rank, college board scores, invited to the PSP Annual Annual Fund is an personal essays, leadership and Celebration Dinner each spring to integral part of the community involvement. Scholars meet the student recipients of University’s overall come from a wide range of their generosity. fund-raising efforts. economic and social backgrounds During the 2008-09 fiscal The Annual and represent every ethnic group year, donors contributed Fund has a goal of in New Mexico. Each year nearly approximately $650,000 to the encouraging friends and 125 incoming UNM freshmen program. This year more than 160 alumni to participate receive Presidential Scholarships. individuals and organizations made and raise monies to The scholarships are renewable full sponsorship gifts to the PSP, and support the University’s for eight consecutive semesters as almost 20 percent of those donors highest priorities. These long as the recipient maintains are former Presidential Scholars or annual gifts allow the program standards of a 3.0 GPA their parents. flexibility to respond and completes 15 credit hours For FY 2008-09, Mark Hartman to the educational per semester. More than 485 served as the volunteer chair of the environment we so UNM students benefit from the Friends of the Presidential Scholarship cherish. The impact of PSP at any given time. Program. For FY 2009-10, he will your generosity is very Currently, sponsoring one continue to serve as chair. A PSP much real for deserving student requires a $2,000 designation in this report identifies students, faculty annual gift, which UNM full sponsors during FY 2008-09. and programs. More than just a collection of gifts, the Annual Fund is a catalyst for turning Cherry & Silver Society individual generosity into a collective energy. Established in July 2004, the Cherry & Silver Society represents It represents the dynamic a group of the University’s most loyal supporters—alumni who give to interaction of people UNM a minimum of once each calendar year following graduation. The partnering together to decision to financially support the University is the most important factor achieve great things for Cherry & Silver Society membership. at UNM. New graduates have 24 months from their graduation date to With your continued make their first gift to the school, college, program or scholarship of their support, the UNM choice. Alumni support makes a significant difference in the quality of Annual Fund remains students, faculty and programs at UNM. a steadfast resource of Amir Wodajo, Class of 2004, serves as the volunteer chair of the tremendous financial Cherry & Silver Society. Members of the society in this report are value for many years to designated with a q symbol. More information is available on the come. Thank you! “Giving” tab at www.unmfund.org.

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The 2 o o 8 - o 9 M e m b e r s h i p President’s Club Anonymous (1) Mary D. Poole H Kim and John Ackerman H Dorothy and UNM President David Schmidly states, Karen and Chris Bard Larry Rainosek H “The University of New Mexico’s motto, Nancy and Cliff Dr. Mark Rainosek ‘Light is the life of man’ bids us to enlighten Blaugrund Ann and all who are part of the UNM family–students, Yvonne and Russell Rhoades H Robert Bovinette Dr. Jacki Pieracci Riggs faculty, staff and the community at large. Monica and and Joseph N. Riggs The President’s Club is a means to move our Michael Bowlin H Donna and Jack Rust H motto into action.” Anne J. Brown Pres. and Mrs. President’s Club donations invigorate new Sarah and David J. Schmidly H and unique undergraduate student success Douglas Brown Dr. Stephanie Bennett- Anne Butterfield and Smith and Orin Smith programs at UNM with initial funding. Bernie Butterfield, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. It is our hope that these programs will Mollie and Robert Custer William E. Snead follow in the steps of the Freshman Learning Vicki and Sam Dazzo, Jr. Trent Stafford Drs. Annette Sobel and Communities and the Fred Harris Washington Robert Stamm D.C. Congressional Internship program by Robert Duncan Mel and Mary Ann Eaves Jenean and George Stanfield becoming self-sufficient. Sharon and Jerry Geist H Janet and Jeffry Sterba H Members of the President’s Club currently Dr. Monika Ghattas and contribute a minimum annual gift of $5,000 Robert Ghattas H Mr. and Mrs. H to UNM with at least $2,500 of the gift Dr. Cheryl Foster Graham Duffy Swan Zane and Bob Taichert H allocated to the President’s Fund for Arlene and Charles High, Jr. H Kyla and Undergraduate Student Success. Donors may Lynn Villella Holaday and Roger Thompson H designate the remainder to any University Bart Holaday Sonya Thompson and program, college or school, student C. Ruth Horn Dr. William scholarships or other activities. Glenda and Jerry Jackson Thompson, Jr. Debbie and Rick Johnson H Louise Campbell-Tolber This year, two initiatives are being and Dr. Steven Tolber supported through the President’s Club. Mr. Peter Johnstone H John W. Welty The Talk Radio News internship gives students Jim and Ellen King Regent and Liz and Bob Wertheim H an opportunity to learn alongside broadcast Mrs. James Koch Elizabeth and and news media journalists covering Congress, Pat Larrabee H James Wiggins the White House and executive agencies in Phyllis Luthy and Jill and Gregory Washington D.C. The second, Conexiones C. Fred Luthy, Jr. H Winegardner Vince and Anne Yegge H Veracruz, is an intense cultural study-abroad C. Herman Mauney H Mr. and Mrs. Catherine and Ray Ziler H program that offers students unique field Daniel Ian McKinnon Dr. Cheryl Willman and experience in Mexico, investigating how Judy and J. Howard Dr. Ross Zumwalt Africans, Spaniards, and Indigenous People Mock H came together to create one of the most Bob and Betsy Murphy H President’s Club fascinating cultural mixes in our hemisphere. Dr. Leonard Napolitano H charter member President’s Club members receive quarterly reports and special event invitations from the President’s Office to keep them informed of what is occurring at UNM and how their donation is making a difference for students involved with these programs. For more information regarding the

President’s Club and current initiatives, Credit: Erik Stenbakken please contact Rich Grainger at [email protected] or (505) 277-9077.

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Colleges and College of Arts and Sciences The Dean’s Circle recognizes the Programs extraordinary individuals, foundations and corporations who make an annual contribution Anderson School of $1,000 or more to support the College of Arts of Management and Sciences. These members strengthen the The Anderson School gives special college and its service to students, faculty, staff DEAN’S recognition, through publications and and the community by funding cutting-edge annual events, to Anderson Circle research, innovative programs and CIRCLES members. The Anderson Circle lectures, student financial aid and faculty includes all individuals and companies development. For information, please contact Dean’s that donate $1,000 or more annually Bill Uher, constituent development officer, circles receive to advance Anderson goals. In at [email protected] or (505) 277-3841. addition, the Anderson School’s gifts in support Foundation Board serves as a Athletics of specific fund-raising arm for Anderson and The Lobo Club is “The Team Behind the programs or as a bridge between the business Teams,” the branch of the UNM Athletics initiatives within community and the Anderson Department responsible for raising funds for schools and School’s future business leaders. athletic scholarships. Lobo Club members, The Dean’s Inner Circle is an elite colleges. through their support, are investing in the group of donors who commit to a futures of our student-athletes and the future Membership minimum of $5,000 per year for of your New Mexico communities. Lobo Club and gift three years in order to advance members have helped to create a tradition of threshold vary special initiatives in business education and leadership. For success at UNM. Their contributions supply our by school, college student-athletes with the resources necessary for and program. information, please contact Ernest Rodriguez-Naaz, constituent success in both the classroom and competition. Members of these development officer, atenaaz@ Individuals and businesses who support more groups who gave unmfund.org or (505) 277-7114. than 400 Lobo student-athletes competing in $5,000 or more 21 sports at UNM are identified in this report i in fiscal year School of with a symbol. For information, please contact Architecture David Sabolcik, assistant athletics director, 2008-09 are development/Lobo Club executive director, at included in the and Planning [email protected] or (505) 925-5900. donor listings The Council for Design and Planning Excellence is a member- College of Fine Arts in this report. driven organization dedicated Members of The Dean’s Circle welcomes donors to promoting and supporting who support the college through an annual these groups the school’s mission. Individual contribution of $1,000 or more. Gifts to the and corporate council members who gave $1,000 Dean’s Circle support the strategic direction, contribute knowledge and expertise or more in fiscal both academic and artistic that Dean James year 2008-09 to advance the goals of the school, the larger community and the Linnell has set for the college. Supporting this are included state. Council members reflect vision impacts the faculty, staff and students in the donor the diversity of interest in both the of our college. For information, please contact listings process of design and planning and Sandra Koson, development coordinator, at [email protected] or (505) 277-9377. online, the importance of design quality. which can Annual Council memberships— Benefactor, $2,500; Corporate, $1,000 KNME-TV be found at and Individual, $500—provide funds KNME’s Leadership Circle donors provide www. that enhance the educational experience unrestricted support for New Mexico’s flagship unmfund. of our students and support emerging public television station. Gifts support local and org. needs such as faculty-directed student national programming as well as educational travel. For information, please contact services in the community. Those who give Jan Bandrofchak, constituent development $1,000 or more annually are recognized at the officer, [email protected] or Associate Level. This giving category corresponds (505) 277-6442. to Dean’s Councils at the University’s schools

20 { Dean’s Circles } and colleges. For information, please educate tomorrow’s health care College of Nursing contact Polly Anderson, general providers. Private, foundation or The Nightingale Society, manager, at [email protected] or corporate gifts at annual giving levels established in 2004, honors (505) 277-2121, or John Burch, of $1,000 to $10,000+ qualify to individuals, corporations and membership manager, at jburch@ participate in the Circle of Friends foundations for their important knme.org or (505) 277-9018. program. Gifting at any level allows annual contributions of $1,000 or School of Law gifts to be unrestricted, designated to more. These gifts help the college a specific unit, project or program. address the nursing faculty shortage, This Dean’s Circle provides For information, please contact teach more nurses, lead the way in special recognition, greater access Hazel Tull-Leach, executive director more research projects, reach more and involvement for donors who communities and offer better care consistently give $1,000 or more each of development, at htull-leach@ to all New Mexicans. Working year. Our goal is to let our generous unmfund.org or (505) 277-5685. together, we are creating brighter and committed donors know that futures for people close to home and their gifts fundamentally enhance School of Medicine around the globe. For information, our ability to provide excellent and La Tierra Sagrada Society is a please contact Rosemary Gregory, dynamic legal education in the state philanthropic society of the UNM constituent development officer, at of New Mexico. For information, School of Medicine (SOM) whose [email protected] or please contact Hannah Farrington, mission is to promote the excellence (505) 272-0200. director of development, at of the SOM and to provide financial [email protected] or assistance, (505) 277-1038. fellowship and volunteerism Health through membership. Sciences Center The society is dedicated UNM Cancer Center to providing El Oso de Salud, The Healing scholarships Bear, is a Native American symbol for selected of responsibility, leadership, teaching medical and healing. The University of New students and Mexico Cancer Center has chosen funding for El Oso de Salud as our symbol because we are committed to serving deserving with strength, courage, grace and community great ability those affected by cancer. partnership El Oso de Salud Society recognizes grants that individuals, corporations and involve UNM foundations that make outright and faculty, staff Credit: Erik Stenbakken planned philanthropic contributions and medical of $1,000 or more annually. For students. information, please contact Patt Some of these exceptional programs College of Pharmacy Cain, constituent development and cutting-edge research projects Created in 2003, the Dean’s officer, [email protected] or have the potential to impact health Papiani Giving Circle recognizes (505) 272-1048. and health care across the campus, individual donors—alumni and UNM Children’s Hospital the local community, the nation and friends—who give annual gifts of the world. The number of grants $1,000 or more to the College of The Circle of Friends includes Pharmacy. Gifts to this unrestricted and scholarships selected depends donors who are dedicated to fund allow the dean to support building and supporting the only on the total gifts through annual- professional opportunities for the children’s specialty hospital in member giving. For information, students. For information, please New Mexico. Private support is please contact Joanne Branyon-Ward, contact Harriet Bull, director of essential to provide the best medical associate director of development, development and alumni affairs, care for New Mexico’s children, at [email protected] or at [email protected] or build leadership in research, and (505) 277-8413. (505) 272-3657.

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Gifts to the University of New Mexico July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009 The UNM Foundation has made every effort to list our donors accurately and in the manner requested. We regret any errors that may have been made in this publication and would appreciate any corrections, name or title changes or comments regarding your listing via email at [email protected]. Individuals, Clear Channel Radio Oxnard Foundation Corpor ations & College of Santa Fe $5o,ooo-$99,999 Pharmacare Heath Services i Foundations Con Alma Health Foundation, Inc. Anonymous (2) Pharmaceutical Research and Cowboys for Cancer Research, Inc. Advent Solar Manufacturers of America Credit Union Association City of Albuquerque PNM Resources i $1,ooo,ooo+ of New Mexico Mayor’s Charity Ball Sandia Corporation/ Carl C. Anderson, Sr. and Crohns and Colitis Foundation Albuquerque The Magazine i Lockheed Martin Marie Jo Anderson of America, Inc. Alphawood Foundation Estate of Emma Showman Charitable Foundation Cystic Fibrosis Services, Inc. American Academy of Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Corporation for Daniels Fund Dermatology Association Dr. Stephanie Bennett-Smith and Fidelity Human Resources Services Sue Daulton PSP i American Foundation Orin Smith Friends of KNME-TV Dell Computer Corporation for AIDS Research St. Baldrick’s Foundation Friends of KUNM Helene Fuld Health Trust American General Media Wade Stackhouse* Estate of Rosalyn Gethner Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation Aventis/CareMark Stockman Family Foundation The Robert Wood Johnson for Cancer Research Estate of Mary Bates Surdna Foundation Foundation Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Blood Systems Foundation T. Posey Trust W. M. Keck Foundation Givaudan Flavors Corporation Business Environments i Tanoan Country Club i The Leukemia and Lymphoma Frank D. Gorham, Jr. and Marie K. Carrie Tingley Hospital Foundation Dr. George Thomsen Society of America Gorham Charitable Foundation Prof. Roy Caton, Jr. Estate of Daniel Trigg The Navajo Nation Marie Gorham Children’s Cancer Fund United Building Products, Inc. i New Mexico Community Estate of Octavia Graham of New Mexico Foundation Walgreens PSP Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Graham, III Comcast Cable Next Generation Economy Initiative Ronald Weiner Frank C. Hibben Charitable Trust Communications Group i Pfizer Prof. Geoffrey West Human Frontier Science Program Dr. Jean Giddens and Sandia Foundation, as established Mr. Jay Corazza by Hugh and Helen Woodward Juvenile Diabetes Foundation Costco Wholesale $25,000-$49,999 Surface Family Trust W.K. Kellogg Foundation Mr. James Ellman 30 Second Street i ValueOptions of New Mexico Jim and Ellen King Susan G. Komen Hit Entertainment ACR Research and Breast Cancer Foundation Ms. Shaari Ergas Education Foundation $5oo,ooo-$999,999 Dr. Peter Kunstadter PSP Mr. Frank Evans and Albuquerque Public Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ian McKinnon Ms. Janet Boles Schools Foundation American Cancer Society, Inc. Mesa Del Sol, LLC FHL Foundation Dr. Ruth Alterman and Carl Alterman American Heart Association Mr. Jean Robert Milant Tim Foley American Civil Liberties Union The Joseph H. and Freedman, Boyd, Hollander, National Writing of Florida Selma Greenberg Trust Project Corporation Goldberg & Ives, PA Angstrom Pharmaceuticals, Inc. MDRC New Mexico Educators Federal Friends of Children’s Rebecca and Adelmo Archuleta i Carolyn R. Surface Credit Union PSP Miracle Network The Bernard Osher Foundation Friends of UNM Athletics Estate of Cathryn Berninger PCS Health Systems, Inc. Friends of UNM Spirit Squad Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Mexico $1oo,ooo-$499,999 Primavera Systems, Inc. Eugene L. Garcia Charitable Trust Brabson Library and Anonymous (3) Christopher and Dana Estate of G. Robert Grice Educational Foundation American Chemical Society Reeve Foundation Estate of Omar Heins Buckaroo Ball American Diabetes Association Retirement Strategies, LLC Ross K. Huntingford i Celia and Brian Burnett AstraZeneca Foundation Sam Scott Janssen Pharmaceutica, Inc. i CFD Research Corporation Bank of America PSP Arlana Silver and Dr. Leon Silver Lockheed Martin Corporation i Champion Truss i Boehringer Ingelheim Thrasher Research Fund The John W. and i Clear Channel Outdoor i Bradbury Stamm Construction PSP Toyota Technical Center USA Dorothy T. Luke Trust Margaret and Turner Branch i United Way of Central New Mexico March of Dimes Rush Cole i Estate of Lorna Bridenstine The George and Lena Priscilla and Sanford McDonnell Vicki Dazzo and Sam Dazzo, Jr. Bristol-Myers Squibb Valente Foundation Microsoft, Inc. Delta Dental Plan of New Mexico i Estate of Rose Ellen Calkins Wal-Mart NAIOP – New Mexico Diane Dennis i Camp Rising Sun, Inc. Andy Warhol Foundation National Board Joe D. Dennis, Jr. i Caswell Silver Foundation for the Visual Arts of Medical Examiners DKD Electric Company, Inc. i Dr. William Chambers Water Environment National Kidney Foundation Estate of Dorothy Douglas Mr. Peter Chatzky Research Foundation of New Mexico Lisa and Randy Eastburg i Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Wells Fargo PSP i The Newberry Library Eli Lilly and Company

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Estate of Thelma Evans Debbie and Rick Johnson i Presbyterian Healthcare i Thomas Fitzgerald First Community Bank i Kurstin and Wayne Johnson i Dorothy and Larry Rainosek PSP i Mr. Edward A. (Gus) Foster FM Sports Radio 101.7‑The Team i Rick Johnson and Company, Inc. i Roberta Ramo and Jean Rosenthal and Foundation for Informed Max Kade Foundation, Inc. Dr. Barry Ramo i W. Nicholas Freygang Medical Decision Making KCET Rodey, Dickason, Sloan, Dr. and Mrs. Miguel Gallegos PSP i Friends of the Tamarind Institute Keleher & McLeod, PA Akin & Robb, PA Charlotte and Benito Garcia Friends of UNM Center for KOB-TV Albuquerque PSP i Craig and Martin Rubenstein Edward Garcia i Development & Disability Kohl’s Department Store Sandia Laboratory Sheilah Garcia i Federal Credit Union Friends of UNM Men’s Basketball KRQE/KBIM/KREZ i Raleigh Gardenhire i i 6th Man Lannan Foundation Santa Fe New Mexican Kathy and Brad Gehrke i Friends of UNM Men’s Golf Los Alamos National Senior Scientific Sharon and Jerry Geist i Friends of UNM Popejoy Hall Laboratory Foundation Service League of UNM Hospitals Susan and James Gibbs i Friends of UNM Ski Team Lovelace Health Systems i Sharp Laboratories of America Van H. and Sandra V. Gilbert i Friends of UNM Track and Field Estate of Charles Lurie Ralph P. Simpson* George Goldstein Frontier/Golden Pride PSP i Estate of James McFarlan i The Society of Nuclear Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Greene i G and G Advertising i McLane Company, Inc. Medicine, Inc. David Griffin i Rhonda and Michael Gallegos MCML, PA i Mary Herring and Mr. Leonard Grossman Robert Stamm PSP i Galles Chevrolet i Merck Company Foundation Linda Harris and Executive Stryker Leibinger, Inc. James R. and Modern Technology Systems, Inc. Vice President David Harris i Summa Foundation Deborah L. Giannelli i Modrall, Sperling, Roehl, Mollie Hayes Laura and Scott Grady i Harris and Sisk, PA Sunquest /Premium Shop Guide i Kerry Heubeck Estate of Vickie Griego Molzen-Corbin & Associates Universities Research Prof. Grant Hildebrand Association, Inc. Alice G. Hanson Family Muscular Dystrophy Marie Hillerman and Foundation, Inc. Association, Inc. Deborah and Jeff Van Dyke Prof. Anthony Hillerman* Van Dyke Technologies, Inc. C. Ruth Horn i Vista Media Productions, Inc. Robert Hudson Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Karen and Tommy Hudson i Lori Gallagher and Curtis Huff Individuals Estate of Barbara Jarrard Caroline and Larry Jehle i $1o,ooo-$24,999 Colette Jury i Credit: Jim Fisher Pauline Kasper Anonymous (3) Jay Kenney Estate of Clinton Adams Drs. Yolanda and Gary King PSP Charmay and Ed Allred Kevin Kneafsey PSP Evelyn and Frank Barela i Margie and James Krebs James Bewley PSP i Alida Davila-Larrichio and Prof. Bruce Boling Larry Larrichio q Amy Brennan and Lois and David Laven Dr. Gary Brennan Estate of Mary Jane Linder Anne J. Brown Linda Lissauer and Cameron Brown Dr. Jack Lissauer Sarah and Douglas Brown i Julia Logan Maralyn Budke M. Ann and H. Hunter Look i Robert Bybee Mahlon and Beverly Love i Allegra Carpenter i Paulette Lyle and Dr. Terry Lyle Dianne Chalmers and Drs. Mary Lipscomb and Regent Don Chalmers PSP i Rick Lyons Debra Cito and Dr. Stephen Cito i Denise and Paul Maestas i Hayduk-King Advertising, Inc. i National Alliance Margaret* and Douglas Collister Colleen Maloof i Dr. H. Michael Hayes PSP for Autism Research Randi McGinn and the Healy Foundation National Breast Cancer Hon. Charles Daniels i Deon Hilger Foundation, Inc. Leonor and Kevin Daniels i Deceased Frank* and Dolores Hines National Geographic Society Brent and Eileen DePonte i * Bruce and Teri Hoover i Educational Foundation Thomas Dickey PSP Presidential i New Mexico Fraternal Order Mary and Michael Dickson Scholarship I. B. and Marion Hoover Program full sponsor Renee and Scott Hoover i of Eagles Joanne and Thomas Dowler q Cherry & Silver Howard Hughes Medical Institute New Mexico Mark Durham Society member Hutton Broadcasting i Medical Review Association Karen and Stephen Durkovich PSP i LOBO Club member Scott Hutton i NuVasive, Inc. Helen Dvorachek i This report lists individual IDQ Companies The Observer Newspaper Cheryl and Michael Eckart i and corporate gifts of $5,000+ International Continental Richard Oppenheim Dr. Peter Eller received between July 1, 2008 Drilling Program Pew Charitable Trusts Steven Feld and June 30, 2009. Estate of Diane Iverson RH Power & Associates, Inc. i Nancy and James Fisher i

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I n d i v i d u a l s , Heritage Hotels and Resorts, Inc. New Mexico State $ 1 o , o o o - $ 2 4 , 9 9 9 Corporations, c o n t i n u e d High Desert Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles Foundations & Investment Corporation New Mexico Student Loans Joseph Maloof i Organizations HUB International Southwest i Novartis Vaccines Dara Mark Humane Society of the United States and Diagnostics, Inc. Janice and Stephen Matthews $1o,ooo-$24,999 Intel Oak Ridge Associated Universities Tammy and Ronnie Meng i i Pacific Office Automation i Anonymous J3 Systems, LLC Richard Minzner i Pepsico - SW Regional PSP i 610 The Sports Animal i Jaynes Corporation PSP Judy and J. Howard Mock i i Perfection Honda PSP i Abbott Laboratories JOBING.COM Claudia and Robert Moraga i The Albert I. Pierce Foundation Akermin, Inc. Just Sprinklers Mr. Stanley Mount and i Pink Flamingos i Alltel Wireless i KANW-FM Radio Station Ms. Roxanna Meyers i Posada Consulting American Airlines, Inc. i KATK AM Carlsbad MarieAnn North King Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Precast Manholes, Inc. Patricia and Edward Olliges ARC Thrift Stores Estate of Benjamin and AT&T Foundation Katharine Osuna Bank of Albuquerque i Senator Mary Papen and Bank of the West i Frank Papen Bob Turner’s Ford Country PSP i Sheila Peloso and Bohannan-Huston, Inc. PSP Dr. Ole Peloso Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Perner i Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Dean Peyton, D.O. and Engineers, Inc. PSP i Jane Peyton The Brooks Family Foundation Mr. Stuart Rappaport PSP i Century Sign Builders Charles and Charlotte Rayburn CEVA Logistics Thomas Reidy Compass Bank i Ann and Russell Rhoades i Country Coach Mary Ann Sweeney and Creamland Dairies, Inc. i i Edward Ricco q Crescent Custom Homes i Nancy and Jerrald Roehl CSL Behring Jo Anna Rogers Dance/USA Maryann Evans and Daniels Family Funeral Services i Credit: Erik Stenbakken Edwin Roos Frances Joy Dazzo John Rowe PSP Charitable Lead Trust KKOB-FM i Premier Distributing Company i Leonard and Anne Sanchez i Dekker/Perich/Sabatini, Ltd. i KMGA FM/KQEO AM i Qwest i Prof. and Mrs. DePonte Investments, Inc. i i i Edl Schamiloglu KMIN Radio Station R & S Powersports Group Dex Media i i i Thomas and Susan Schoeman KRST-FM Radio Station Ray’s Flooring Specialists, Inc. Don Chalmers Ford, Inc. PSP i i Romona Scholder KSSR AM William E. and Mary S. Reed Trust ESSR AM Santa Rosa i i i Sandra and KVYA AM Reliable Chevrolet Ethicon Endo-Surgery i Bruce Seligman PSP q i Laird Technologies Rett Syndrome i Research Foundation Prof. Virginia Shipman PSP ExxonMobil Foundation Lakeshore Media KMXQ i Rick Siegel i Fieldstone Alliance, Inc. Law Office of Stephen Durkovich Rich Ford Sales PSP Suzanne and J. Shane Smith The Fine Law Firm Lumina Foundation Rio Grande Credit Union Ann St. John Hawley First Financial Credit Union i for Education, Inc. Samaritan Counseling Center i Jenean and George Stanfield i Forest Laboratories, Inc. Maloof Distributing, LLC Security’s Lending i Hand Foundation Mr. and Mrs. French Funerals and Colleen J. Maloof Fund i Service Electric i Chester French Stewart PSP i Cremations Inc. PSP Masonic Charity Foundation of New Mexico, Inc. Seven Bar Enterprises, Inc. i Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Swan PSP i The Walter Henry Drs. Eleonora and Freygang Foundation Robert E. and Evelyn Sheehan, Sheehan & Stelzner, PA McKee Foundation John Trotter Friends of Greek Week Ski New Mexico, Inc. i MesoFuel, Inc. Mr. Bob L. Turner PSP i Friends of UNM Baseball SMPC Architects Millennium Media, Inc. i Elizabeth P. Upton and Friends of UNM Women’s Softball Southwest Glass & Glazing, Inc. i i Arthur C. Upton Fuller Homes, Inc. i Minuteman Refinishing Southwest Mobile Media i Mary Utton Garcia and Vargas, LLC Montgomery & Andrews, PA Southwest Productions, Inc. i Douglas Vaughan Garcia Automotive Group i Morningstar Minerals Lyle M. Spencer Foundation Corporation Victoria and Randy Velarde Gathering of Nations State Bar of New Mexico Mountain States Roger Vergara i GE Foundation State Employees Credit Union Insurance Group PSP i General Mills Foundation Summit Electric Supply i Estate of Charles Vickers PSP Mountain West Golfscapes, Inc. i Gilead Sciences, Inc. Corporation of The Sun Cindy Hernandez-Wall and National Conference i Country Section PGA Dr. Byron Wall GlaxoSmithKline of Bankruptcy Judges Sunland Park Racetrack & Casino Kelly Donahue-Wallace, PhD and Golden Corral New Mexico Building Branch, Randal Wallace Guhl Charitable Trust Associated General Synthes, Inc. USA Larry Willard The Harwood Museum Contractors Technology Ventures Corporation Keith Wilson i Alliance, Inc. New Mexico Council Thomas A. Plein Foundation Brian and Stephanie Wimbish Health Care Service Corporation on Photography Tibotec, Inc.

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UNM Alumni Association Estate of Predicanda Degeer Donna Lesher and Janet Schmidly and UPN 50 (KASY TV-50) i Dr. Ronald Deyhle i Dr. Mark Lesher i President David Schmidly i US New Mexico Jeffrey Doll Judy and Jeff Leventhal Dr. Steven Seifert i Federal Credit Union i Dr. Neall Doren q i Dana Asbury and Richard Levy April and Daniel Serrano Valero Energy Corporation Barbara and Gary Dushane i Novella Lineberry Nancy and Eric Siegel i i The Veritas Foundation Mel and Mary Ann Eaves PSP i Ben Lucero i Jill and Michael Sivage Verizon i Dawn and Gregory Edgeington i Amy Mady and Fred Mady, Jr. i Samuel Slater Wenner-Gren Foundation Terry and James Edgeington i Kay and Karl Malone i Robert Smith West Wood Realty, Ltd. i Robert Efroymson George Manus, Jr. Patricia and William Snead PSP i Western Refining, Inc. i Don Eker Michael Marra Bram Sorgman i Westwind Landscape Robert Ellis Victoria and Gerald Martin Cynthia and John Sparks Construction, Inc. Carmen Elsbrock Dr. Vance Masci Dr. Harry Springfield i WGBH Educational Foundation Mr. Michael Emerson and C. Herman Mauney Trent Stafford i White Sands Federal Credit Union Ms. Kathryn Naassan PSP Charles McClain Patricia and Luis Stelzner i Drs. Cynthia and David Stuart q Yanni’s, Inc. i Carol and Richard Esterly Lorayne and L. Dale McCleskey i Cathy and Sherman McCorkle i Cori and Patrick Sullivan PSP Zia Credit Union i Lucinda Fairfield Drs. Joyce and Heinrich Falk Emily and Michael McGarrity David Swope i Barbara Firestone and Rebecca and Stephen McKernan Helen and Dave Takach Individuals Dr. Alan Firestone Mr. and Mrs. James Medford Christopher Tapia Dr. Orcilia Zuñiga Forbes Dr. Dale Melada and Phyllis Taylor and George J. and Mary E. Friberg Prof. Ivan Melada Prof. Bruce Thomson q $5,ooo-$9,999 Dr. Wendy Fronterhouse-Lucero i Wendy and Ronald Meltsner PSP Sonia and Ernest Vigil i Susan Spring and Devon and Gregory Frost i JoAnn Mercer Leslie and Rick Wadley PSP i Prof. Nick Abdalla Sonya Priestly and Carl Merchant Carla and John Welty i Linda and Carl Alongi PSP i Art Gardenswartz i Pamela and Donald Michaelis i Elizabeth and Dr. Sally Anderson and Prof. Walter Gerstle Erma Miller i Robert Wertheim PSP i Donald Anderson Paul Gibson i Thomas E. and Carolyn J. Minton Estate of Ada Wester Jacqueline and Ronald Angel Jay Gluck i Carl Minzner Elizabeth and James Wiggins PSP i Edward Aragon Ellen Torgrimson and Max Minzner Kelley Wigley Dr. and Mrs. Kent Argubright i Dr. Ned Godshall Randy Mondello Calvin Williams Ms. Lenora Neil Atkins i Lisa and Brian Gribble Anthony Moya i Floyd Wilson i Estate of Audrey Baldwin Nancy and Thomas Growney i Patricia Murphy Judy and Luther Wilson Margot Baron Mark Haas i Bob and Betsy Murphy i Jill and Gregory Winegardner Sandra Bass Prof. Betty Hahn Dr. Leonard Napolitano Estate of Joseph Wingert i Laura and Stephen Bass Maria and Gregory Hartman Rolf Nelson PSP Barbara Gilbert and Joel Witkin Charles Benns Estate of Joann Haukereid Lynn Nigliazzo and Dana Wood i Dr. Cheryl Fossum Graham and Stephanie Hedstrom i Dr. Marc Nigliazzo i Anne Yegge and i Mr. James Bilstad Gail and Dennis Heflick Sally Occhialino and Vincent Yegge, Jr. i Dorothy W. and A. Rolfe Black Linda and Mark Henderson i Prof. Ted Occhialino, Jr. Catherine and Ray Ziler Caroline and Dale Blankenship q Arlene High and Charles High, Jr. i Tina and Kenneth Otteni i Ion Zupcu Richard Blau Wayne Hill i Karen and Ronaldo i Betsy and John Bloch Ms. Eileen Grevey Hillson and Patrizio-Steiner Corporations, Susan and Paul Bombardt Dr. David Hillson David Patterson i Susan and Richard Braun Gary Hines i Jean and James Payne i Foundations & Barbara Brenner Lynn Villella Holaday and Dale Peterson i Organizations Charley Brewer i Bart Holaday Patricia Petty Mary Jo and Ben Bronstein i Judith Ferrell-Holbrook and Joann and Gifford Phillips Scott and Kay Brown i Dr. Steven Holbrook i Tony and Julie Pisto i $5,ooo-$9,999 Tom Bundrant i Dr. Jolynn Galvin and Mandy and Bob Pitre i The Abaris Group Charles Burk Steven Hooper Theresa and Tom Plunkett i AccuStripe Inc. i Sandra Begay-Campbell and Norberta and Lowell Irby Dr. Mark Rainosek PSP i Ace Hardware i Donald Campbell i Mr. Peter Johnstone PSP i Carol Raymond PSP Aerojet i Marilyn and Jack Carlson Joanna and S. Kent Jones PSP Dawn Reilly and John Reilly, Jr. i Airport Fast Park i Dr. Karen Carlson Nick and Chris Kapnison i Dr. Jacki Riggs and Joseph Riggs, III Karla and Billy Cates i Kurt Kesselman i Mike Rippberger i Dean Amy B. Wohlert and Brad Kinkelaar i Estate of Lucille Robert * Deceased Dean Joseph L. Cecchi Bart Kinney, III i Jeffrey Romero i i i PSP Presidential Michael Chesley David P. and Lorenzo Romero Scholarship Philip Ciofalo PSP Linda Hudson Kirby PSP i Mr. Kurt L. Roth i Program full sponsor Sally Mayer and Art Clark Dr. Diane J. Klepper Lissa Russell and q Cherry & Silver Carol and John Cochran PSP Walter and Allene Kleweno Charles Russell, Jr. i Society member Robert Coffland Nene Koch and Selig Sacks i LOBO Club member i i i Patrick Conroy Regent James Koch Glenn Salsman This report lists individual Eddie Corley i Barbara and Gerald Landgraf Juanita and Bernie Sanchez i and corporate gifts of $5,000+ Alfred Creecy PSP q Patricia Larrabee i Lydia and Ron Sanchez i received between July 1, 2008 Jimmy Daskalos i Iona Lee and Family i Karen Schiff and June 30, 2009. Elizabeth and Edward Daub Carol and Peter LeSage Dean Roger Schluntz continued on page 26

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Corporations, foundations Doubletree Hotel i Medicis Global Stanley M. Reinhaus & o r g a n i z a t i o n s , $ 5 , o o o -$9,999, continued Eclipse Aviation Corporation Services Corporation Family Foundation Employees of PNM General Melloy Dodge Albuquerque i Richard Levy Gallery Counsel Group i Melloy Nissan i RMCI, Inc. i Albuquerque Community Fernandez Company, Ltd. i Merrill Lynch & Company Salazar & Sullivan PSP Foundation Firestone Family Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. i Sam’s Club Albuquerque Lincoln Larry Miller Hyundai i Mercury Volvo i Flintco, Inc. San Bar Construction Miller, Stratvert, PA i Corporation i Albuquerque Publishing Company Fox Electric i Montano Acura i San Cristobal Ranch Academy Albuquerque Range Rover i Friends of Music, Inc. Moss Adams, LLP Sandia Area Federal Credit Union Alcon Laboratories, Inc. Friends of UNM Moving Solutions, Inc. Sandia BMW i All Sports Trophies, Inc. i Children’s Hospital Nancy Floyd Haworth Foundation Sandia Office Supply, Inc. i Allstate Insurance i Friends of UNM International Neuro-Developmental Santa Fe Classic Rock ALS Association Medical Delegation Friends of UNM Valencia Campus Treatment Association, Inc. Santa Fe Community Foundation New Mexico Partner New Mexico Humanities Council Alvarez Drywall i Friends of Women’s Soccer Science Applications New Mexico Oil International Corporation American Association of Friends of Women’s Volleyball and Gas Association i i Physical Anthropologists Frost Mortgage Group i Securities America, Inc. New Mexico Pharmaceutical Frances V.R. Seebe Trust American Foundation GCC Rio Grande, Inc. i Care Foundation for Suicide Prevention Genentech, Inc. Serrano & Sons Constructors, LLC i American Society of Health System GMR Marketing Seven Bar Flying Service, Inc. Pharmacists Foundation Goethe Institute New York American Toyota, Inc. i Shell Oil Company Foundation Grant & Associates Silicon Heights Computers, Inc. i Amrep Southwest, Inc. Mechanical, Inc. i i The Nick Simons Foundation Anchorbuilt, Inc. Tom Growney Equipment, Inc. i Sink, Combs, Dehtlefs, PC i Animas Credit Union The Hartman + Majewski Sivage Community A-One Equipment i Design Group Development, LLC i Applebee’s i H B Construction i Arby’s Restaurant i SOC, LLC Heart Hospital Southeastern Chapter Artistic Tile and Granite i of New Mexico, LLC Arvizo Framing i of Credit Unions JB Henderson Construction Southern Wine & Spirits i Baillio’s i Company, Inc. i St. Nicholas Project Barrow Foundation The Holaday Family Trust Bert & Jess Clothiers i State Farm Holland & Hart, LLP Companies Foundation BHP Minerals Hudson’s Home Entertainment Studio Southwest Architects, Inc. Borders, Inc. Hunt Development Group i Summit Medical, Inc. i Brewer Oil Company i Insight Lighting i Sunrise Bank of Albuquerque Brownstein, Hyatt, International Brotherhood of Farber, Schreck, PC i Taos Community Foundation Electrical Workers Tate Branch Dodge Chrysler Jeep i Build New Mexico J & J Technical Services i Builders Steel Company Team Technologies, Inc. John Wagner Productions i Tillery Chevrolet i Buildology, Inc. Karl Malone Toyota i Butt Thornton & Baehr, PC University Motors i Kazan, McClain, Abrams, Cabot Corporation UNM Alumni Fernandez, Lyons, Lettermen’s Association Cardinal Health Foundation Greenwood, PLC UNM Maxwell Carl’s Jr. KB Toys Museum Association Catholic Health Initiatives Credit: Erik Stenbakken Kevin Mendoza Pro Am Vulcan Materials Company i Center for Civic Values Kinesio USA, LLC i i i Waycor, Inc. Century Bank i New Mexico Kinney Agency, Inc. Scorpions Foundation i Western National Charter Bank Klinger Constructors, Inc. i Parks Association i The P&G Fund of the Greater Chartwells Compass Group KPMG Ybarra Gilbert Construction i Citi Cards Cincinnati Foundation Laguna Development Corporation i Pace Iron Works i Zia Graphics i Clear Channel Radio i Farmington i Legacy Hospitality Paradise Fire Protection i The Coalition of Liberty Mutual Parking Company of America i Urban Serving Universities Link2Health Solutions, Inc. Peifer, Hanson & Mullins, PA i * Deceased Committee to Review the Lone Mountain Contracting, Inc. i People’s Flower Shops i PSP Presidential UNM Hospital Mil Levy Lovelace Biomedical & Pete Daskalos Properties i Scholarship Program full sponsor Connecticut General Life Environmental Research Institute Pitre Buick-GMC i i The Lumpkin Family Foundation i q Cherry & Silver Cooperage/Scarpa’s Restaurants Plumb Mechanical Society member Madison Medical i PMI Heating and Air i Crane Fund for Widows i LOBO Club member and Children The Mandelman-Ribak Foundation Pulte Homes of New Mexico This report lists individual i i i Cross Country Auto Sales, LLC Mark’s Casa Group Quality Jeep-Chrysler-Plymouth and corporate gifts of $5,000+ CVS Corporation Gerald A. Martin, Ltd. Quality Pontiac i received between July 1, 2008 Del Norte Credit Union Martinez, Hart & Thompson, PC R.B. Burnham & Co. Trading Post and June 30, 2009. Domino’s Pizza i The McClain Company i Red Rose of New Mexico, Inc.

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Giving Ways to Give Societies and To support UNM and our Dean’s Circles work with students, faculty and Giving societies patients, please contact the and dean’s UNM Foundation office: circles receive • (505) 277-4503, gifts in support of • 1-800-UNM-FUND (866-3863) or specific programs • www.unmfund.org. or initiatives within For more specific giving opportunities, the University. please see the list of programs and Membership and contacts below or refer to the next page. gift thresholds vary by school, Credit: Jim Fisher UNM’s Annual Fund college or program The Annual Fund campaign (see pages 20-21). Planned Giving solicits gifts from alumni and friends by Universitywide giving societies include: The Planned Giving Program letter, phone and online. Annual Fund The UNM President’s Club, provides donors with information and donors may designate their gifts to any established in 2000, supports helps establish gifts through bequests, area, college, school, department or presidential initiatives for enhanced charitable trusts, gift annuities, program within the University or give academic excellence and student retirement accounts and life insurance unrestricted gifts, which are used for the enrichment through unrestricted gifts policies. The Foundation’s planned University’s greatest needs. See page 18. to the President’s Fund for Academic giving experts work closely with the Contact Willie Romero at wromero@ Excellence. Gifts to the President’s donor’s own advisers to ensure the unmfund.org or (505) 277-9628. Club can be divided to include a college needs and wishes of the donor are or school program. See page 19. fulfilled. Contact Bart Evans at Endowments [email protected] or Contact Rich Grainger, rgrainger@ Donors establish endowed funds to (505) 277-9604. unmfund.org or (505) 277-9077. support a specific purpose in perpetuity. Gifts of Real Property The UNM Foundation invests the Cherry & Silver Society, recognizing alumni who give within 24 The Gift Acceptance Committee funds and uses a portion of the income of the UNM Foundation reviews gifts generated from the principal to provide months of graduation and then at least once every calendar year thereafter. of real property, including real estate, annual funding. Endowments may works of art, equipment and other See page 18. Contact Margaret include support for scholarships, faculty in-kind gifts. Contact Bart Evans at or programming, and may be funded Montoya, [email protected] or [email protected] or (505) 277-9604. (505) 277-0689. over a period of years. Currently, the Matching Gifts Program minimum for an endowed fund is New Horizons Society, The Matching Gifts Program $15,000. See page 13. Contact Judith recognizing donors who have included includes both national and local Davenport, [email protected] the University in their estate plans. See corporations that match their or (505) 277-9600. page 17. Contact Bart Evans at bevans@ unmfund.org or (505) 277-9604. employees’ gifts to the UNM Presidential Scholarship Foundation dollar-for-dollar, thus Program Tom L. Popejoy Society, enabling donors to double or even recognizing cumulative giving to the The Presidential Scholarship triple their gifts. Contact Kirsten University. See page 14. Contact Rich Williams, [email protected] or Program (PSP) receives gifts as partial Grainger, [email protected] or (505) 277-1655. or full sponsorship for Presidential (505) 277-9077. Scholars. Currently, a $2,000 gift grants Giving Online a donor full sponsorship in the PSP. Memorials and Honorariums Online giving through the See page 18. Contact Erin Hagenow, Memorials and honorariums honor Foundation’s secure Web site is an easy [email protected] or family and friends. Contact Jill Slaby, three-step process. Log on to www. (505) 277-5688. [email protected] or (505) 277-9651. unmfund.org for giving information.

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The following professional staff can answer questions or help craft a gift that matches your wishes and UNM’s needs as a provider of superb education, research, health care and community service.

President, UNM Foundation John R. Stropp, (505) 277-1586 Vice President for University Development and Administration John W. Welty, (505) 277-2847 Senior Vice President for Development Michael K. Kingan, (505) 277-1586 Vice President and Legal Counsel Sandra (Sandy) Liggett, (505) 277-6543 Associate Vice President for Athletics Development Larry Ryan, (505) 925-5919

SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND programs A n de r son S chool School of Engineering School of Law of Management Pam Hurd-Knief Hannah Farrington Ernest Rodriguez-Naaz (505) 277-0230 (505) 277-1038 (505) 277-7114 College of Fine Arts Popejoy Hall School of Belinda Jentzen Maryellen Missik-Tow Architecture & Planning (505) 277-7320 (505) 277-2159 Jan Bandrofchak Harwood Museum–Taos (505) 277-6442 University College/ Juniper Manley S chool of P u bl ic Coll ege of A rt s (575) 758-9826 Administration & S c i e nce s K NM E -T V (Public Television) Mary Wolford Bill Uher Polly Anderson (505) 277-9520 (505) 277-3841 (505) 277-2121 U n i v e r si t y College of Education K U NM (Public Radio) L i br a r i e s Christie Ross Mary Oishi Niña Johnson (505) 277-2915 (505) 277-8006 (505) 277-5632 UNM ATHLETICS Foundation Inc. Lobo Campaign L obo Clu b Major Gifts Larry Ryan David Sabolcik Garrett Hennessy (505) 925-5919 (505) 925-5014 (505) 925-5607 700 Lomas NE

Health Sciences Center Two Woodward Center Albuquerque, NM 87102 Cancer Center College of Nursing UNM Hospitals Patricia “Patt” Cain Rosemary Reichert Hazel Tull-Leach (505) 272-1048 Gregory (505) 277-5689 (505) 277-4503 (505) 272-0200 S chool of M e dic i ne College of Pharmacy 1-800-UNM FUND Sherry Wilson Harriet Bull (866 -3863) (505) 272-4129 (505) 272-3657 www.unmfund.org UNM BRANCH CAMPUSES UNM Gallup | UNM Valencia | UNM Los Alamos | U NM Taos John W. Welty (505) 277-2847

CENTRAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Annual Giving Donor M ajor Planned Gifts Willie Romero R el at ions Gi f t s Bart Evans (505) 277-2951 Jill Slaby Mary Wolford (505) 277-6543 (505) 277-9651 (505) 277-1088 Cor por at e Popejoy S oc i e t y & R el at ions En dow m e n t M atch i ng President’s Club Deborah Breitfeld M a nage m e n t Gi f t s Rich Grainger (505) 277-3205 Judith Davenport Kirsten Williams (505) 277-9077 (505) 277-9600 (505) 277-1655 De v el opm e n t P r e si de n t i a l a n d Ca m pa ign Fou n dat ion M e mor i a l S chol a r sh i p Se rv ice s R el at ions Gi f t s P rogr a m Annette Hazen Betsy Till Jill Slaby Erin Hagenow (505) 277-9628 (505) 277-1589 (505) 277-9651 (505) 277-5688

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You may give to the UNM Foundation through unrestricted gifts which are used for the University’s greatest needs or with gifts to a multitude of initiatives within the University’s schools, colleges and programs, including scholarships, dean’s funds, organizations and annual giving campaigns. You also may support events or endow programs, professorships and chairs. Gifts may be offered in a variety of forms including, but not limited to, cash, securities or real property. We encourage you to contact the appropriate staff member to learn more about how you can advance the achievements of UNM students and faculty.

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