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Spring 2015 Alumni Magazine Spring 2015 Dan Magazu Framingham State University

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Maura King Scully Framingham State University

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a magazine for alumni & friends of the university

INVESTING IN STUDENT SUCCESS

the university launches its first comprehensive fundraising campaign

in this issue winter commencement 10 fy2014 president’s report insert honor roll of giving 16 letter from the president fra≤ingha≤ state spring 2015

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spring 2015 published semi-annually

EXECUTIVE EDITOR Contents Dear Alumni and Friends of FSU, Dan Magazu You hear a lot in the news today about the skyrocketing cost of attending college and the burden it can create for students and their families. In the WRITERS face of declining state support during the past decade, I’m sorry to say Dan Magazu that Framingham State University has not been immune to rising tuition James Sheridan, Jr. ’15 and fees. We’ve worked hard to slow this trend by targeting efficiencies, Maura King Scully reducing our energy costs and seeking additional resources through grants and sponsored programs. Even with these considerable efforts, PHOTOGRAPHY however, more support is needed. Michelle Button ’15 This past fall, the University officially announced a $12 million compre- Robert Carlin Photography hensive fundraising campaign we’re calling “Investing in Student Success.” Kent Dayton Photography The purpose of this campaign—which is the largest in the history of the Dan Magazu University—is to ensure that the promise of a college education remains attainable to every qualified student. ADVISORY TEAM In this issue of Framingham State Magazine, you will read about the types Eric P. Gustafson of opportunities your support of the campaign can create for our students. Development and Alumni Relations Whether it’s helping fund a scholarship that enables Fashion Design major Kathleen Lynch ’02, ’10 Corey Ortiz to experience a life-changing semester abroad in Italy or Sports Information a financial aid package that allows a first-generation college student like Melinda Stoops features Ashley De Souza to achieve her dream of earning a degree, every dollar Student Affairs donated makes a meaningful difference in the lives of our students. Ellen Zimmerman If you reflect fondly on your time at FSU and believe that it has played Academic Affairs 02 16 a role in your development and career success, I ask you to consider investing in student success honor roll of giving

“Investing in Student Success” by donating to the Framingham State PUBLICATIONS INTERN Framingham State University has launched the largest We recognize and thank those who supported the University’s current and future students by making comprehensive campaign. No matter the size of your gift, your support James Sheridan, Jr. ’15 fundraising campaign in its history with a focus on makes a difference. student success a gift in fiscal year 2014

Best wishes, DESIGN Moth Design

COPY EDITOR departments 08 student voice Brandon Martinez ’15 gives students a voice at the table as the Student Trustee Linda Walsh Editorial Express 09 on course English Professor Dr. Lorretta Holloway is passionate about ensuring equity in education

10 winter commencement Alumni, family and friends gather on campus to celebrate the graduates FRONT COVER

F. Javier Cevallos, PhD Kent Dayton Photography 12 campus life Framingham State University celebrated its historic anniversary at a special State House Gala last October

president 14 faculty news This past fall, Framingham State transitioned to a new academic setup featuring three academic colleges framingham state university

insert president’s report An overview of Framingham State’s progress during fiscal year 2014 FRAMINGHAM STATE UNIVERSITY 100 State Street 24 alumni corner Alumni are celebrated for their career accomplishments PO Box 9101 26 ram nation The FSU football team has not lost a game in conference since Matt Mangano ’15 arrived in 2012 Framingham, Massachusetts 01701–9101 28 class notes Learn how your classmates are spending their time

32 happenings FSU launches a master's degree in Biotechnology

www.framingham.edu ibc donor profile Joan Murtaugh ’61 drew on her own passion for travel when she endowed a scholarship

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INVESTING IN

STUDENT IT’S BIG. IT’S BOLD. AND FOR THE FIRST TIME, IT’S HAPPENING AT FRAMINGHAM STATE. “IT” IS A COMPREHENSIVE FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN— SUCCESS SO CALLED BECAUSE IT INCLUDES MORE THAN ONE PRIORITY—APTLY TITLED "INVESTING IN STUDENT SUCCESS." WITH AN AMBITIOUS $12 MILLION GOAL, THE CAMPAIGN AIMS TO STRENGTHEN EVERY ASPECT OF THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE.

“FSU exists because of students,” explains President F. Javier Cevallos. “We want to ensure all of our brilliant, wonderful students have the opportunity to complete their college education so they can contribute to society. As a public institution, that is our responsibility to the region and the state.”

“State support has declined over the past decade,” notes Eric P. Gustafson, executive director of Development and Alumni Relations. “The challenge of affordability is ever-increasing. This campaign will give us the opportunity to transform the University while connecting with alumni and the community, and sustaining our mission.”

the university launches its first comprehensive fundraising campaign

by Maura King Scully

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first-generation success “Poor kids don’t go to college.” The statement, made by a family friend, stung Ashley De Souza when she was in high school. “My parents immigrated to Framingham the university has become fashion — and future — forward from Brazil. I’m a first-generation American and the first much more dependent on in my family to go to college,” she says. Corey Ortiz is one busy guy. A Fashion Design major, he student tuition and fees. is an officer in the Black Student Union and the Fashion That offhand comment lit a fire in De Souza’s belly. She Club. He works part-time at Nordstrom. Ortiz regularly determined that she would push through, no matter enters fashion design competitions, such as the annual what it took, and earn a college degree. Financial aid and FSU Fashion Show and the Fashion of the Future Show in scholarships made it possible for De Souza, an English Brian Leonard ’18 S Boston. He even showcased some of his creations, what major, to accomplish her goal. “Students like me wouldn’t 19% he calls “classic, with a funky twist,” on the local-access be able to go to college without scholarships,” she says. cable program ‘Glitz and Glamour with Yolanda Cellucci.’ 19 percent Reduction in Massachusetts “investing in students means helping people state support from fiscal year 2002 to fiscal year 2014. a good start reach their goals. there are so many Brian Leonard, a freshman from Rockland, is having a students at framingham state who can “more” experience at FSU. “I decided to come to benefit. everyone here is trying to do Framingham State because it was the most affordable well; some of us just need a little bit of Ashley De Souza ’15 option,” he explains. A member of the University’s Honors Program, he also receives financial aid, which extra help.” Leonard says “really helps.” “I came to Framingham State because it was so strong “investing in students means giving that in fashion design,” says Ortiz, who lives in Worcester. “Financial aid helped me come back every year. extra push so that they can excel. it’s worth I wouldn’t be here without it.” He’s particularly grateful doing because of the ripple effect: when for the Joan Murtaugh Study Abroad Endowed Scholarship that allowed him to study abroad in Florence, students succeed here, they then graduate R Italy — one of the fashion world’s hubs. “That was an and go on to affect so many other lives.” 10% experience of a lifetime,” he says. Scholarships also meant De Souza could get involved A semester-plus into his Framingham State University Ortiz says the best part about Framingham State is the on campus, which she has. She serves on the editorial 10 percent increase of dependence on experience, Leonard reports it’s so much more than he classroom experience. “The classes are small, so you board of Onyx, the University’s literary magazine, and student fees and other revenue between expected. “I love it here. Framingham State has a really know everyone. And the faculty are really great— is an English as a Second Language (ESL) tutor at the fiscal year 2002 and fiscal year 2014. friendly and accepting atmosphere. I’m really happy.” I feel like I have a connection with all of the professors Center for Academic Success and Advising (CASA). in my major.” When he initially enrolled, Leonard thought Framingham “I also interned as a blog writer at the Career Center," State would be a good fit because his career goal is to Ortiz also has big plans for the future: He’s applying to she says. “That was a lot of fun.” become a teacher. “I knew the education program was “Project Runway,” the smash-hit reality television series great, but I thought I’d enjoy myself more if I was for up-and-coming designers on the Lifetime network. “If “to give someone the opportunity to go to involved on campus.” He’s done just that. Now an I make it, it’s a full-time, three-month commitment,” he college—it’s everything. it’s a cycle: you Elementary Education major, Leonard is president of the explains hopefully. And after that— who knows? freshman class and a member of the Student Union are investing in their education, and they, Activities Board and the Education Club. in turn, will give back to society. why “When I was elected class president, I was invited to wouldn’t you do that?” attend the University’s 175th gala at the State House,” he says. “When I got there, I remember just looking around “Going to Framingham State was the best decision The University strives to be as sufficient and thinking, ‘This is such an amazing opportunity.’” I ever made," she continues. “I’ve been challenged— as possible through strategic cost- a lot—and really grown as a person. Professors here are cutting and by diversifying revenue “Opportunity” is also how he sees FSU. “Framingham more than just teachers; they are also mentors.” Thanks streams. But these efforts can only State provides students with everything they need to be to their encouragement, De Souza is now applying for go so far. To continue our mission of successful— great majors, great professors and so many master’s programs in creative writing; she hopes to forge access to talented, capable students, different ways to get involved.” a career in editing and publishing. we must increase private support.

Corey Ortiz ’15

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KEY SUPPORTERS OF THE CAMPAIGN HELP US REACH OUR $12 MILLION GOAL

Mary ’71 & Dick ’70 Logan it all started at fsu Investing in Student Success is off to a strong start. “The campaign’s public launch “We feel very fortunate for all Framingham State did for us and our careers,” says Dick was last October, and we’ve already surpassed the halfway mark, raising $6.7 John Halpern Logan ’70, a retired health information a true lifelong learner management executive who is co-chairing John Halpern retired in 1984, but the the campaign with his wife, Mary ’71. million,” says President Cevallos. “We are so grateful to alumni, faculty, staff and Natick resident’s thirst for knowledge has never taken a day off. Over the years, he’s “this campaign is a way for alumni the community for this early success.” audited many Framingham State courses. and the metrowest region to help “I’d sit in on a range of courses in anything students achieve their dreams.” I thought sounded interesting,” says “So many alumni tell me, ‘I wouldn’t be where I am today without Framingham Halpern, who holds a doctorate in Physics “We want to make sure today’s students from MIT. have that same opportunity,” adds Mary, who taught in the Weymouth public State,” adds Gustafson. “If everyone who feels this way makes a gift, this campaign His avocation led him to spend many schools for 27 years. hours in Whittemore Library, where Halpern struck up a friendship with Jen and Josiah Curtis ’09 The Logans were both active in their will achieve its goal and secure our mission.” Director Bonnie Mitchell. in case of emergency student days on campus. A History major, Dick played on FSU’s inaugural basketball This summer, Jen and Josiah Curtis, both and baseball teams; Mary was a Home “i’d sit in on a range of courses Class of 2009, made a generous gift to Economics major who was a class in anything that sounded support the Alumni Association officer and involved in the Student Emergency Grant Fund, a new effort to $1 million interesting…” Government Association. provide grants to students experiencing equipment and technology That connection spurred Halpern to financial crises that threaten to interrupt “This campaign is a way for alumni and the our big goal for the future donate $100,000 toward the restoration their education. “It could be that their car MetroWest region to help students Framingham State must significantly $2 million of the library’s Special Collections room, breaks down and they can’t get to classes, achieve their dreams,” Mary adds. increase private support to continue to faculty support which has been renamed the John or they’re homeless and need help making “The fact that we’re still able to talk provide students with an outstanding and strengthening Halpern Special Collections Room a security deposit on an apartment,” glowingly about Framingham State after and accessible college education. The academic programs in his honor. explains Josiah, an associate at the law all these years speaks volumes,” says University has targeted four strategic $7 million firm Fragomen Worldwide who serves “When John approached me about Dick. “Co-chairing this campaign is our areas to fund through the campaign: student financial on the Alumni Association Board. donating money to the University, that way of giving back.” Student Financial Support; Investment in support project immediately came to mind,” says “Joe and I both loved Framingham State University Facilities; Faculty Support and $2 million Mitchell. “He agreed it was an important and we have a lot to be thankful for,” adds Strengthening Academic Programs; and investment in resource to support. We’re very grateful.” Jen, a clinical research coordinator at Equipment and Technology for the Future. university facilities Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. “We want The room, which is home to the Christa to help current students any way we can.” Corrigan McAuliffe Collection, has been completely renovated and refurnished. “This was a great way for us to give to the campaign in a way that has an immediate impact,” Josiah concludes.

“joe and i both loved framingham state, and we have a lot to be thankful for… we want to help students any way we can.”

for more information Eric P. Gustafson | Executive Director of Development and Alumni Relations email [email protected] phone 508–626–4012

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A Voice for the Students Preparing Students & Parents AN INTERVIEW WITH FSU’S STUDENT TRUSTEE for College Success Brandon Martinez ’16 is a junior Sociology major at Framingham State. He was

elected by his peers to serve as the student trustee on the University’s Board of INTERVIEW WITH DR. LORRETTA HOLLOWAY Trustees. Brandon is also a trip leader for Alternative Spring Break and an intern in Dr. Lorretta the Office of Student Involvement and Leadership Development (SILD). Holloway Dr. Lorretta Holloway has been a professor in the English Department at Framingham State University for 15 years. Her teaching and research Q: WHAT MOTIVATED YOU TO Q: WHAT HAS THE EXPERIENCE ATTEND FRAMINGHAM STATE? BEEN LIKE? interests include 19th century British literature, women writers, drama, A: I’m from Framingham and grew up A: It’s been a pretty unique experience. children’s literature and international college-readiness standards. in the area. I didn’t really want to It’s hard at first to know what you’re She holds a PhD in 19th century literature from the University of Kansas. commute to school, but I came here doing because you don’t have anyone Brandon because it was affordable. The first to talk to about it who can relate, In 2011, Dr. Holloway was presented with the Dr. Robert Martin Martinez ’16 year was difficult because I didn’t except for previous student trustees. Outstanding First-Year Advocate Award for her work as an instructor feel very connected to the school I was pretty nervous during the first commuting every day. Things meeting, but I think by the second of first-year writing courses and her efforts to educate high school changed when I got involved with meeting I got better at updating the students and their parents about college readiness. Alternative Spring Break and went board about what’s going on. I’ve on the trip to Biloxi, MS, to assist gotten a lot more comfortable talking with the continued recovery from to the president and the other hurricanes and the BP oil spill. members, and I’ve started to discuss I found my niche in that group, and some of the things I’m hoping to get the following year I became a trip accomplished. We’ve had discussions leader. Getting involved has been about having more staffing for some Q: WHAT DO YOU ENJOY Q: WHAT OPPORTUNITIES Q: DO YOU SEE COLLEGE Q: DISCUSS YOUR WORK WITH the most enjoyable thing about FSU offices on campus, including SILD and MOST ABOUT TEACHING AT HAVE YOU HAD TO ENGAGE READINESS AS A MAJOR ISSUE PARENTS AROUND THE TOPIC for me. CASA (Center for Academic Support FRAMINGHAM STATE? WITH STUDENTS OUTSIDE MOVING FORWARD? OF COLLEGE READINESS. THE CLASSROOM? and Advising). With our growing A: Interacting with the students is A: College readiness is a national A: I’ve spent a lot of time on the Q: WHY DID YOU DECIDE TO one of the things I enjoy most at A: I’ve had a great experience parent piece of college readiness RUN FOR STUDENT TRUSTEE? student population, there has been a problem, and I don’t think parents lot more demand on those two offices, Framingham State. They are hilarious. chaperoning various student trips. are given enough education about and what parents can do to help their A: There were a couple of reasons. so I’m hoping we can get them some I tell them I don’t need to watch For many years now, I’ve chaperoned completion rates and how many children prepare for and succeed The first is that it’s a really good more support. television because I have them. They the SUAB (Student Union Activities remedial courses students require in college. I think about my own opportunity to represent the are regular people, and they allow Board) New York City bus trip, which when they get to college. Most experience preparing for college, students. I feel like I’m able to do Q: WHAT ARE YOU HOPING TO you to be a regular person in the is always a lot of fun. I’ve also been are very surprised to learn that and the opportunities for grants that well because I like to listen to DO AFTER YOU GRADUATE? classroom. Another thing I really a chaperone for Alternative Spring 30 percent of college freshmen and scholarships that were missed everyone’s opinions and everyone’s A: My initial plan is to join enjoy about being here is that I’m Break, and recently I also led a study nationwide do not persist. I’ve been because my mother and I didn’t views. I try not to let my personal AmeriCorps (Corporation for National allowed and encouraged to pursue abroad trip to London. It’s great involved with an effort to redesign know about them. I’m always judgment overrule the judgment of and Community Service). I would different interests I have. At many because most of our students have curriculum at the K–12 level to try thinking about how much my mother others. I also thought it would be really like to work with kids who don’t other places, I would be expected to never been out of the country. Many to combat this problem. I’m also wanted to help me, but she didn’t a great learning opportunity to serve necessarily think they can go to just do literary research and get can’t afford to do a full semester-long currently doing research that have the information she needed. on my school’s Board of Trustees. college, perhaps as a counselor or published in that area, as opposed to study abroad experience because of compares college readiness in the I take part in orientation each year, I think it’s a pretty unique position something along those lines. It’s FSU, where they really value different the time and cost, so these shorter United States to college readiness in providing information and answering that not a lot of other universities important to me to help people kinds of research. trips are important. It can be a South Korea, which is one of the questions from parents. I also hold have. I’ve gotten to meet a lot of who may have started at a more transformative experience for them. countries we are often compared to. I an annual college-readiness program people across the campus because disadvantaged position than others. spent five weeks there in the summer for parents to help inform them of it. It keeps me grounded and aware of of 2013 in a Korean Language about what they can expect—not what’s going on in the world. I’ve Program, and I’ll be returning to the just during the application process, been very fortunate to have had the country for seven to eight months but how they can support their opportunities I’ve had in my life. during my sabbatical in 2017 to students once they are in college. continue that research.

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2015 winter MOMENT— commencement SO ENJOY IT.” the journey is not always known until you get there…if you get there,” Martin said. “And, most of the time, fortunately, nature is forgiving colin g. owyang, Deputy Attorney General, of mistakes, so our survival is not Commonwealth of Massachusetts jeopardized. Failure is as much a part of learning as is success.”

fsu celebrates winter Undergraduate commencement commencement speaker Colin G. Owyang, Deputy Attorney General for the Graduates, parents, faculty and Commonwealth of Massachusetts master’s degrees friends dug out from a major and a member of the FSU Board 248 conferred blizzard in late January, just in time of Trustees, encouraged the to celebrate two beautiful Winter graduates to stand for something Commencement Ceremonies and make their mark on the world. at Framingham State University. “College graduation is a major bachelor’s degrees A total of 523 degrees were milestone accomplishment in life, 275 conferred conferred during separate and you should revel in the ceremonies for undergraduate and sweetness of this hard-earned graduate students in the Dwight achievement,” he said. “This is Hall Performing Arts Center. your moment—so enjoy it.”

summa cum laude Dr. Robert Martin, former FSU 14 interim president and vice president for academic affairs, served as the graduate commencement speaker in the morning ceremony. Martin magna cum laude urged the graduates to learn from 16 failure rather than fear it. “Progress in any field of endeavor is never linear—a smooth, straight path—but follows a crooked and cum laude 45 bumpy road of false starts and misdirections, where the end of

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Time Capsule Thank You Framingham State University wishes and Proclamation to thank the following alumni and friends, who so generously contributed State House Gala presidential proclamation and time capsule sealing to the 175th Anniversary Gala with conclude 175th anniversary celebrations a special “Happy Birthday” donation. campaign goes public at 175th anniversary state house gala by james sheridan, jr. ’15 full text of the dennis ’78 and lauren alves ’78 proclamation A special 175th Anniversary Gala at the “Framingham State University was founded Framingham State’s 175th Anniversary joseph and ann burchill from president Massachusetts State House on Saturday, on the belief that every citizen should have Celebrations concluded last December with rita colucci October 25, 2014, proved to be the ideal access to an excellent education, regardless the sealing of a time capsule for the Class barack obama robert and susanne conley ’90 location for Framingham State University to of race or economic status,” President of 2064 and a Proclamation from President "I am pleased to join in celebrating renew its historic commitment to accessibility Cevallos said. “We’ve come a very long Barack Obama delivered by U.S. Representative jennifer ’09 and josiah curtis ’09 Framingham State University’s 175th by officially announcing the $12 million way over the past 175 years, evolving into Katherine Clark. Anniversary. America’s schools serve jane decatur comprehensive campaign. a comprehensive university, but providing “We are celebrating 175 years of changing as gateways to opportunity and pamela tiramani edrehi ’73 access to educational opportunities remains “Over the last decade, private philanthropic the world,” President Cevallos said before engines for our nation’s progress, as much a part of our mission today as it was jason and claire esten support has become a crucial ingredient introducing Clark. “A democracy without inspiring students to be the best back in 1839.” version of themselves and equipping judy ’69 and david flynn for keeping the promise of a college education education cannot survive.” attainable to every qualified student,” FSU them with the tools to thrive. Our halls barbara gardner ’82, trustee The proclamation was read to a crowd of more President F. Javier Cevallos said during the of learning can instill in our next than 150 students, faculty and staff in front of the guardiani family event. “That is why we are undertaking generation the fundamental belief that the McCarthy Center. arlene handschuch a major comprehensive campaign, which with hard work nothing is beyond our reach. Since your University’s founding, nancy murphy ’61 and robert hatch we’ve entitled ‘Investing in Student Success’ “I am thrilled and delighted to be here and as the large majority of dollars will go directly to have Framingham State University in faculty and staff have prepared richard ’70 and mary logan ’71 toward helping students gain access to my district and be able to represent you in students to meet the challenges of robert and elaine martin ’96 a college education through financial aid Congress,” Clark said before reading the their time, and by cultivating passion for learning, schools like yours help mrs. d. justin mccarthy and scholarships.” proclamation. “Framingham State really has been an educational leader in the ensure the doors of opportunity dr. mary e. murphy, “WE ARE CELEBRATING 175 Commonwealth for many years.” continue to open wide for all who are Professor of English, Emerita “… EVERY CITIZEN SHOULD HAVE YEARS OF CHANGING THE willing to dream big. I hope your The items buried within the time capsule nancy and bartlett murphy, ACCESS TO AN EXCELLENT WORLD...A DEMOCRACY community takes pride in the ways Parents of Jess Murphy ’03 included an FSU pennant, club T-shirts and your school and University have issues of the University’s student newspaper, WITHOUT EDUCATION joan murtaugh ’61 EDUCATION REGARDLESS OF touched lives. As you celebrate this The Gatepost, as well as letters from University CANNOT SURVIVE.” special milestone, I wish you all the dr. mary l. o’connor ’43 RACE OR ECONOMIC STATUS.” President F. Javier Cevallos and Student best for years ahead." claire ramsbottom ’79 and Government Association President Kendall robert rodecker More than 150 people attended the gala, Valente ’14 to the Class of 2064. Those in juan and brenda rodriguez which was the signature event in FSU’s attendance were also given the opportunity yearlong 175th anniversary celebrations. It to write their own messages on postcards kathleen (ryan) roberts ’37 was held at the Massachusetts State House that were placed inside the capsule, which is bob ’83 and lisa richards in recognition of the passage of legislation in being buried underneath a walkway in front linda and bob vaden-goad 1838 that led to the establishment of schools of the new Hemenway Hall science addition. roland ’79 and risca van liew for the training of public school teachers. Framingham State, the first of those schools, beau wing opened its doors on July 3, 1839.

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“Inclusive Excellence” at FSU Academic Colleges Launched

chief diversity officer sean huddleston aims for “inclusive excellence” at fsu fsu’s academic deans excited for new challenge

Last fall, Framingham State transitioned to a Dr. Susan Dargan, former chair of the Marc Cote spent seven years as chair of the structure of academic colleges, each headed Sociology Department, will lead the College Art and Music Department and served up by a dean. The three colleges that debuted of Social and Behavioral Sciences, and says with Dargan and Carroll on the Strategic in fall 2014 are: Arts and Humanities; Science, she is excited about her new role. Planning Committee before accepting the Technology, Engineering and Mathematics; new deanship. “I think it’s a great opportunity to emphasize the and Social and Behavioral Sciences. The academic mission of the University and work “The three of us had already started to build University also plans to launch a College of harder toward our goals of student success,” a good rapport with one another,” says Cote. Education this fall and a College of Business Dargan says. “It’s an exciting challenge.” “I do love teaching, and I had to think long and at some point down the road. hard about it. But in the end, I felt like I could Dr. Margaret Carroll is a former chair of the “It got to the point where we had outgrown our do good work for the disciplines.” Biology Department and sees her new role as old academic structure,” says Provost and an opportunity to shine the spotlight on the Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Linda science programs at FSU. “I THINK IT’S A GREAT OPPORTUNITY Vaden-Goad. “This change puts us in line with Huddleston, who started at FSU in January, the structure you see at most top universities.” “I feel like there are a lot of things we could be TO EMPHASIZE THE ACADEMIC says he was attracted by the size of the doing for the sciences to improve retention An internal search for the inaugural deans MISSION OF THE UNIVERSITY AND University, which is considerably smaller than and raise the profile of our programs both on of each college quickly revealed strong Grand Valley State. and off campus,” says Carroll. “We’ll be able WORK HARDER TOWARD OUR GOALS consensus around three longtime professors to strategize among the departments about “It’s an opportunity for me to do good work in who had already been serving in leadership OF STUDENT SUCCESS.” how we can get more students interested in a more concentrated format,” he says. “There roles on campus. the sciences.” is a sense of family here and a community of people who seem very interested in achieving Framingham State University is excited inclusive excellence. President Cevallos to announce the hiring of former Grand Valley really stood out as someone who has State administrator Sean Huddleston as its accomplished a lot in this area and values chief diversity and inclusion officer (CDIO). diversity and inclusion.” Framingham State University is excited to terms of processes, procedures and policies. announce that its teacher preparation and It’s quite an extensive process involving all Huddleston has over 20 years of hands-on Huddleston says he’s excited to meet art and design programs earned national departments and entities who are in any way experience in leading the strategic planning, members of the community and begin accreditation in 2014. part of preparing teachers.” “I WANT TO BUILD A STANDARD implementation and assessment of successful building on the work that has already been AROUND INCLUSIVE EXCELLENCE initiatives that promote equity and social done to make FSU a more diverse and accreditation ’14 “This is a huge accomplishment and well- FSU’s art and design programs have been justice. Prior to coming to Framingham State, inclusive community. He says it starts with Teacher Preparation deserved recognition,” says FSU President F. nationally accredited by the National Association THAT LAYS OUT WHERE he served as the assistant vice president for gathering data and establishing metrics so Art and Design Programs Javier Cevallos. “National accreditation of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), joining WE WANT TO GO…I’M REALLY strategic implementation at Grand Valley the University can measure its progress and distinguishes our programs as being among just 12 other colleges in the state to earn such State, where he worked to develop strategies set goals accordingly. the best in the country. I’m so thankful to the a distinction. LOOKING FORWARD TO and initiatives for achieving “inclusive faculty, staff and students who helped us earn “I want to build a standard around inclusive “This is something we have been working on for excellence,” a term coined by the Association this great achievement.” GETTING STARTED.” excellence that lays out where we want over four years,” says Professor Brian Bishop, of American Colleges & Universities (AAC&U). to go,” he says. “I’m really looking forward The University’s Teacher Preparation programs chair of the Art and Music Department. “It’s a “Basically, it means ensuring that the tenets to getting started.” “THIS IS A HUGE are accredited through the National Council for very intensive process involving a comprehensive of diversity, inclusion and equity are embeded ACCOMPLISHMENT Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). self-study. They look at our student work, our in every aspect of the University,” Huddleston faculty and our facilities to ensure we meet all of “Every single initial license program we offer says. “I worked really closely with the deans AND WELL-DESERVED the standards for accreditation.” here, 11 undergraduate, 11 post-baccalaureate and colleges at Grand Valley State to RECOGNITION…” and four graduate—has a different set of The accreditation covers art and design programs customize plans to accomplish this goal.” standards which must be met,” says Dr. Julie from multiple departments on campus, including Zoino-Jeannetti, chair of the Education Interactive Visual Media (Communication Arts Department. “After each program is reviewed, Department), Apparel Design (Fashion Design the teacher education unit as a whole undergoes and Retailing Department), as well as all the a rigorous review and three- day site visit to Studio Art and Art History programs (Art and meet the overall accreditation standards in Music Department).

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Estate of Hazel Bundy 1948 1954 Janice M. (Clark) Lee Joanne T. (Morcone) Doorack Framingham State is reaching new heights as a comprehensive public university Estate of Alice G. Dabrowski ’43 Estelle J. Abrams Sandra M. (Dallaire) Bue Karolin A. (Manackas) Losert Nancy M. (Dias) Jordan committed to academic excellence. This is due in large part to a loyal and active Estate of Carol A. Gates Florence (Gilboy) Borrelli Virginia Cancroft Joan Lafford McCann Rosalie (Pittari) Kelleher Estate of Anita Goldner Barbara A. Buxton Jane M. Carey Rosemary Morrow Margaret Mcintyre King group of alumni, friends, parents and corporate partners who are dedicated to Estate of Edith (Davenport) Audrey (Huff) Carpenter Marjorie O’Neill Conway Eileen M. (McDevitt) Our Grace C. Looney supporting our current and future students. With your help, the University continues Griswold ’30 Marybeth (McCann) Christensen Anne (Hogan) Deveau Elinore (Dreher) Pasquill Pauline Lowder T hank You Estate of Louise Guild ’34 Barbara P. (Smith) Condict Anne M. Downey Helen F. Paulette Missy (Daboul) Margolis fiscal year 2014 honor roll giving to distinguish itself as a leader in public higher education in Massachusetts. of Estate of M. Lucille Hanna Eileen (Ross) Mandly Ellen (O’Hare) Frank Anne M. Paulsen Susanne M. McIvor fiscal year 2014 encompassed the period from july 1, 2013 through june 30, 2014 Estate of Ursula Patterson ’40 Vivian (Lacroix) Tighe Jeanine (Harbeck) Greaves Leona Poirier Jean (Goranson) Muncy Estate of Mary F. Thompson ’55 1949 Carol (George) Hines Elizabeth K. Sleczkowski Elizabeth A. O’Grady Estate of Barbara E. Tucker ’38 Paula Mckeown Lutz Jane M. (Bambrick) Quilty Anna L. Blake 1959 Linnea Anderson Trust Marjorie (Moran) McKay Crystal A. Ribich Carretta H. Bolio Mary Ruth Mellody Alves Louisa A. Nicholass Trust Ellen L. O’Leary Margaret E. (Frame) Smith Margaret (Sweeney) Branagan Jocelyn (Kinney) Baylow Ann Quirk Joan (Deery) Tammelleo Horace Mann Society President’s Circle NStar Electric Corporation Ellen Hyde Associates Sandra J. Shaw Millicent J. Callahan Eleanor (Sheehan) Beauvais $ 5,000 + Pepsi Beverage Company Elin Solderholm ’76 Undergraduate Alumni Adriane Silver Cynthia A. (Chace) Wood $ 1,000 to $ 4,999.99 $250.00 to $499.99 by class year Rosemary A. (Donohue) Anne E. (Clancy) Botsch Pfeufer/Richardson p.c. Architects Maryann (Dunn) Sterin ’80 Anne (McGurty) Slater 1963 Marilyn and Charles Abernethy Marguerite M. ’64 and Dennis D. Alves ’78 Campbell Carol B. Cavanaugh Pro Equipment Rental Sally N. Suomala ’71 1937 Virginia (Carey) Smith Raymond P. and Maureen Robert Anderson Eileen R. (Zendali) Belloli G ’71 Jessie (Fisher) Falvey Virginia (Baldi) Ferguson Susan (Farley) Acton T & K Asphalt Services, Inc. Steve Swets Kathleen (Ryan) Roberts Ida L. Toro F. Boulanger Joanne Berger-Sweeney Brian R. Bonazzoli ’84 Joan Martinuzzi Maureen (O’Brien) Fessenden Jean M. Johnson Taiwanese-American Foundation Frederick C. Thompson ’82 Daurice R. Trachtenberg Andrew M. Chaves ’87 Robert P. Bonnevie Paul L. Carbone G ’66 1939 Miriam R. Nichols Helen (Burns) Finn Janice M. Kiley UNUM Foundation Robert and Margaret Trimble Charlotte (Crosier) Orrall 1955 Kevin M. Foley ’84 Jim Brochu Peter C. Chisholm Leah Robinson Nancy (Couch) Fish Diane McGuire Marion and Jasper Whiting Meredith Twombly ’94 Hon. Barbara G. Gardner ’82 Rita P. Colucci Mark E. Cohen ’85 Mary Sughrue Dorothy Charland Patricia J. (O’Neil) Garrity Frances (Ferullo) Mitchell Foundation Robert Van Dore 1941 Kevin J. Gosnell ’91 Candace H. Combe ’79, G ’87 Sandra Comastra ’98 Louise Toler Janet Slamin Cross Priscilla E. (Erat) Goldner Elizabeth A. (Berggren) Moore Wing Press Roberta W. (Ward) Walsh ’66 Emily Lindberg Richard and Gillian Gregory Paul Combe ’72, G ’76 Kathleen Cotter ’78 Elizabeth Walsh Emily (Sprague) Eisenhaure Judith (Schneider) Kahn Mary L. O’Leary Jacqueline Zeledon Anne MacIntyre John Halpern Susanne H. (McGinnis) Conley ’90 Kerridan K. (Smith) Crowe ’94 Marie Welch Joanne M. Gannon Shirley Kangas Nancy Spinale Lucretia Crocker Ellen Zimmerman Madeline L. Matheny Margaret McIntyre King ’62 Rob Culgin Michelle M. (Wright) Cundiff ’93 Constance W. (Walton) Harrison Carroll (White) Lynch Cathleen Stark $ 500 to $ 999.99 1950 Kathleen H. Lennon G ’85 Michael J. Zwecher ’79 Charlotte Tarbox Mary L. Kiley Kevin Rowe Currie ’74 Linda (Johnson) Daley ’75 Virginia (Colwell) Anthony Joan McDade Nancy Sullivan Maureen and Michael Maloney Jean C. (Keddy) Adams ’79 Audrey C. Wellington Maureen E. (Doran) Phipps Maureen E. Orr Dorothy Vacca Ralph G. Eddy ’96 Terry W. D’Amour ’72 A.T. Leonard & Associates Marie (McGillicuddy) Coyle Robert A. and Elaine M. Martin ’96 Brian L. Bishop Theresa Sorrentino Ida Papalia Ellen V. Walker Shayna (Bailey) Eddy ’98, G ’02 Eileen M. (Francis) DesRosiers ’82 Dell Employee Giving Program 1942 Ann M. (O’Brien) Healey Joan E. Murtaugh ’61 Silvy A. Brookby Priscilla (Freeman) Rorstrom Karen Falck Philip M. Dooher Fidelity Foundation Mary (Taylor) Hardy Mary Ellen Whearty Mullins 1956 1964 Robert E. Richards ’83 Edward B. Farley Ann (Edwards) Burchill ’77 Patricia (Atkinson) Sullivan George P. Duane ’68 Follett Bookstore Eileen O’Connell Marjorie (Fisk) Scudder Marilyn (Tuck) Blaker Marguerite M. Anderson Kathleen (Ryan) Roberts ’37 Henry Fitzgerald Joe Burchill Jane (Volpe) Thomas Kathleen (MacAdams) Duane ’66 SC Johnson Foundation 1943 Carolyn Stoffelen Geralde S. (Sweeney) Buckley Janice (Cetrone) Belisle Katherine Sastavickas ’72 Judith Z. Flynn ’69 Jane A. Cummings ’52 Rita (Lynch) Wood Kim (Deely) Emery G ’94 Qualcomm Maria S. Timmerman Margaret R. Buckley Pamela (Cornell) Buchek Janina W. Swiacki ’67 Walter E. Davis G ’93 Mary (Decourcey) Doherty Kathleen J. Freeman Hon. Michael L. Fabbri ’80 Reeves Company, Inc. 1960 Joan (McHugh) Dee ’56 Marie E. (Plunkett) Galeota 1951 Anne M. (Murphy) Buonopane Rosemary (Kelley) Hoskins Nancy A. Swiacki ’68 Robert E. Fullam ’85 Michael A. Fagone ’98 Peter M. Doucette ’84 Louise (Russo) Hauser Anne M. (Lyons) Carty Rhoda F. (Crooks) Berube Doris A. Knechtel Roland Van Liew ’79 Scott B. Greenberg Lenore F. Goldstein Anne (Bergman) Anderson g.o.l.d. Society Gertrude (O’Connor) Kneeland Joan (McHugh) Dee Judith A. (Brownell) Collatz Mary (Wright) Kranyak Eric P. Gustafson Priscilla D. Douglas ’56 Leona (Smith) Briggs Margaret (Brodeur) Guardiani ’77 graduates of the last decade Priscilla D. Douglas AdCare Educational Institute Maureen J. Dugan ’71 Bertha J. Lipman Patricia D. (Driscoll) Casavant Julie (Heron) Cooney Margaret M. (Sullivan) Mahoney Eileen G. (Bruce) Hardaway ’73 Cam (Cellucci) Hilbert ’46 $ 100 + Amica Companies Foundation H. Warren Fairbanks Marjorie Post Jean Latham Janet (Miller) Doe Kathleen (Brown) Malmquist Nancy (Murphy) Hatch ’61 Shirley Kangas ’59 Nancy (Boyle) Ferone Bose Corporation Diane J. (Horton) Finch ’66 Meredith A. Amaral ’09 Dorothy Lopes Kay (Parsons) Eckler Jean M. (Morini) McDevitt Timothy J. Heaney ’86 Richard Keats 1944 Alice (Headberg) Hjulstrom Children’s Hospital Boston Keyona S. Bell ’12 Joan McKenna Kathleen G. Eldredge Gloria Tassinari McGrail Dr. Kirk and Lorraine Jordan Timothy J. and Nancy A. Flanagan Janet L. Montgomery Mary M. Kennedy G ’86 Jacqueline W. Bush Norma Regan Class of 1964 Anne C. (Tompkins) Garcia- Caitlin J. Brennan ’06 Frances E. Nelson Mary E. (Moynihan) Griffin Sandra (Tourtellot) Michniewicz Thomas M. Kelley ’76 Jacquie L. (Chambless) Kittler ’95 Marion (Lowe) Harkness Coca-Cola Bottling Company Meitin ’89 James M. Carvalho ’06 Jean M. Tellier Elaine M. Hearn Carolyn (Watts) Murphy Christine Kilgore Mary K. Kottke Katherine O’Connell Davis Educational Foundation Christopher W. Gregory Rachel (Silber) Devlin ’09 1945 Janet (Walsh) Herterick Meryl C. Novek Calvin Lee Brian M. Kurowski ’13 Margaret (Tracy) Tuttle 1957 Framingham Union Aid Mark R. Haranas ’77 Patrick G. Dooling ’04 Virginia M. Farrell Phyllis C. Horsefield Molly Sheriff Jonathan T. Lee Elaine M. Lang ’78 Ann K. (Flaherty) Whelan Gloria M. Aspesi Association Elaine C. Hermann ’74 Bridgette A. Duprey ’05 Clare Forbes Alberta (Calarese) Lachina Patricia M. Slavin Mark C. Leonard ’83 Patricia C. Lenehan ’72 Muriel (Butler) Yager Arlene B. Curtin Genzyme Corporation Joan E. Horrigan Zhiqi Fan ’04 Phyllis (Hamilton) Frechette Susanne M. (Black) Locklin Dianna (Cerbone) Sullivan Pat K. Luoto G ’76 Sheila MacAuley ’67 1952 Carol Cushing Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Simeon Horvitz Jeffrey P. Keefe ’10 Alice L. (Dowling) Griffin Corinne R. Nelson JoAnne (Stewart) Topham Dana M. Neshe ’90 Dan Magazu Cynthia E. (Simpson) Korzon Independent Association of Brian M. Kurowski ’13 Marjorie Fahey Brown Shirley R. (Secord) Powell Donna (Grieshober) Kressaty ’77 Dorothy Murphy Anne M. Mielnicki LeBeau 1965 Ralph Pfeiffer ’06, G ’14 Robert and Constance Mannal Grace (Norton) Carney Framingham State Alumni Duc H. Le ’86 Emily L. Millett ’09 Jeanne (Wright) Shea Mary F. Prince Claire Ramsbottom ’79 Desmond F. McCarthy ’81 Ann (Teehan) McAleer Jane (Aitken) Baker The Learning by Giving George F. Mohn ’06 Jane A. Cummings Dorie (Goodlatte) Walmsley Emily Lindberg ’41 Phyllis B. (Brown) McCampbell Foundation, Inc. Robert Rodecker Pamela McGarry ’71 1946 Eleanor M. Desautels Mary (Molloy) Benton Joan Martinuzzi ’49 Ralph Pfeiffer ’06, G ’14 1961 Liberty Mutual Janet B. Schwartz Kim (Youngs) McGuckin ’91 Shirley M. Blacher Mary T. (Callahan) McLaughlin Patricia A. Cononi Margaret P. (Sperandio) Katie B. Restuccia ’10 Catherine D. Dewsnap Linnea Anderson Trust Todd A. Taylor ’94 Mary T. (Callahan) McLaughlin ’57 Virginia B. Deconto Elizabeth H. Mullins Marion C. (O’Leary) Donahue Elizabeth (Hughes) Craig McEwan ’70 Michele M. Roy ’14 Alberta M. Durfee Massachusetts Biotechnology Louise Toler ’49 George F. Mohn ’06 Joan (Howell) Fernandez Mary E. (Reid) Richmond Joyce (Morrissey) Donohue Janet (Martin) Curley Marjorie (Moran) McKay ’54 Steven Whittemore ’10, G ’13 Paula (King) Gaynor Education Foundation Linda Vaden-Goad Catherine P. (Reardon) Drew Nancy (Lang) Curtin Joseph E. Murphy ’96 Colin Owyang Cam (Cellucci) Hilbert Joanne Hartnett 1958 Massachusetts Department of Early Charlotte Zampini Norma (MacLeod) Hagstrom Anne M. (Divver) Doster Lewis R. Piantedosi ’90 Anne M. Paulsen ’58 Helen Tenney Miller Beverly (Richardson) Lowe Marie (Callahan) Altmeyer Education and Care Edmund Dwight Society Nancy (Murphy) Hatch Kathleen (Lacroix) Gillis Marilyn M. Schwab G ’76 James Pidacks ’78 planned giving Earlene M. Oman Jeanne Nash Marylyn (Nelson) Anderson Massachusetts Department Arthur Ashley Williams Fernando Quezada Mary H. Roberts Liz (Ryan) Polder Olive (MacDonald) Johnston Mary Harrington of Elementary and Foundation Jeanne (Wright) Shea ’45 Jean E. (Richardson) Cade Phil B. Quinn ’82 Frederick Brown Ellen S. Scannell Carol Larkin Carol A. (LaFrance) Herlihy Secondary Education Barr & Barr, Inc. Virginia (Carey) Smith ’54 Betty Spiller Joan (Barrett) Callahan Robert Ramrath Grace G. Corrigan ’79 Nancy Mazzei Janet (Woodlock) Hunt Massachusetts Department of Brochu Bros., Inc. Melinda Stoops 1947 1953 Helen R. Carlson Jean Raymond ’74 Ethel M. Fowler ’51 Kathleen C. Mello Carole Jubb Higher Education C3: Commercial Construction Kevin Thurston Frances B. (Bellantoni) Condaxis Joanne E. (O’Neil) Collins Katie B. Restuccia ’10 Cam (Cellucci) Hilbert ’46 Anne (Roach) Hathaway Joan E. Murtaugh Bonnie F. (Mee) Mayo MetroWest Health Foundation Consulting, Inc. Claire (Gilligan) Tremblay ’71 Catherine Dunn Virginia A. (Compisi) Cusack Crystal A. Ribich ’62 Richard ’70 and Mary Logan ’71 Alice Mcgrath Keefe Nancy Rappa Priscilla McVeigh Middlesex Savings Bank Cedarlawn Tree Eli J. Valk G ’92 Jeanne (Olivier) Emerton Elizabeth (Johnson) DeCourcey John Ritter G ’13 Robert Schiesske Barbara Kelley Marguerite E. Ryder Catherine Morse Natick Contracting Division Colantonio, Inc. Laura Valk ’00 Elizabeth (Quigley) Field Judith Denham Juan F. Rodriguez ’78 Marilyn Schwab ’76 Kathleen Nuhn Martha (Garrahan) Scott Joanne (Ventham) Ostermier The National Endowment for Consigli Construction Co. Phyllis C. (Elmer) Gleason Susan (Henriques) Erdman Bowditch & Dewey, LLP Peter D. Rosenbaum Janet ’82 and David Thomas Anne Quinlan Janet D. Wierzbicki Rosanne Phelan the Humanities Estate of Alice G. Dabrowski Anna (Maglio) Grande Jane (Cahill) Fullilove Haynes, Lieneck, and Smith, Inc. Dawn Ross ’08, G ’14 Elinor Zeeb ’61 Arlene Travis Gertrude Strober Ocean Spray Independent Chemical Edwina K. Howatt Joan (Lawlor) Grady 1962 Corporation IBM Corporation Foundation Joseph and Sylvia Rovito Patricia (Stowe) Townsend Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates Estate of Edna Almeida Joan (Sutherland) Hulme Therese (Montminy) Grosso Constance M. (Sabbog) Barry New England College Louisa A. Nicholass Trust Maureen K. Ryan ’83 Barbara (French) Tracy U.S. Department of Education Estate of Lillian Buckely ’62 Joline (Bonin) Nicholson Carlene (Mello) Haughey Beatrice (Morris) Biello The Van Liew Family Foundation Health Association The Vermont Community John Santoro JoAnne (Danahy) Kellett Lucille H. Braithwaite Foundation 16 17 honor roll fra≤ingha≤ state spring 2015

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(Davis) Olivier Steven E. Donahue George P. Duane Michael F. Crosson Roland Van Liew Gary G. Stockbridge Richard D. VanBuskirk Michelle (Carrier) Murphy Stephen W. Herring Michael P. Weinhold Beth Ellen Perry Maureen E. (Kelly) Frangioso Polly G. (Mitchell) Eldridge Lois K. (Danin) Dillemuth Michael J. Zwecher Geoffrey A. Tedoldi Susan E. Ward Karen E. Plichta Mary F. Horan Mary Zuber Christopher Previte Anne C. (Tompkins) Garcia- Eileen (Driscoll) Greaney Kimbrae L. Evans Lynne M. Valle Heather Welch Jean Raymond Barbara (Barron) Kaligian 1980 Margaret O. Rubino Meitin Anne L. Hogan John H. Evers 1983 Winona F. Whalen Maureen J. (Swartzwelder) Rooney Thomas M. Kelley Dianne V. (Rogodzinski) Winiarz Peter Helliwell Irene (Downs) Jahnle 1971 Cynthia M. (Hubley) Galuska Eileen A. Barrett Judith M. (Sanchioni) Aylward Deborah (Colaluca) Small Margaret (Inman) Lane Cynthia (Smith) Huntress Ruth K. Johnson Shirley L. Bennett 1973 William J. Higgins Cindy (Ockerbloom) Byers Mary J. (Stack) Donofrio 1986 Joseph A. Tomasz Laurie B. Lynch Jeanette A. (Jones) Keene Mary K. Jones Carol (Hoisington) Brouwer Myra B. (Parelman) Aframe Clare L. (O’Connor) Hurley Ronald P. Cryan Gary J. Gilman Inger M. Anderson Peter Tosches Faith Madzar Brian R. Lannigan Mary E. (Birmingham) Killarney Elizabeth A. Cahill Susan M. Albrecht Domenic Jannetti Hon. Michael L. Fabbri Barbara (Waite) LeDuc Diane (Buonopane) Bernazzani Paul K. Westcott Joan C. (Duggan) Mahon Elaine P. Marchand Rosemarie (Sansever) Leen Glennis (Canole) Carvalho Marian (Orifice) Anthony Rosemary Kaupp Randy M. Jacques Mark C. Leonard Mark D. Bitar Henry P. Woll Susan G. McAvoy Christine E. Martin Maureen MacBurney Joy (Cutler) Connearney Patricia A. Bell Elaine F. Kelleher Gregory T. Livingstone Nina N. McKenzie Lori Ann (Saslav) Colletto Barbara J. McCorkindale Ann J. Mignosa Rosemary McGovern-LoRusso Louise (Perry) Cue Joanne (Hamel) Bonner 1975 Michael J. Keohane Kathryn M. Lucey Judith A. Murray Mary Emmett-Moquete Deborah A. McQuillan Lillian Polito Corinne (Creedon) Monahan Maureen J. Dugan Rozanna Broseghini Linda (Thompson) Agostinelli Richard A. Koulalis Bruce McNulty Angela T. (DiTucci) Paison Sharon (Rousseau) Finelli Jean A. Moroney Mary J. Rapa Nancy A. Swiacki Patricia (Coyle) Fountain Beverly A. Bucklin Peter H. Bray Elaine M. Lang Beth Medeiros Patricia Renda Maria L. Hays Wendy L. Oeser-Rhein Elaine F. Richard Paul J. Willitts Deborah H. Greene Janis A. (Nightingale) Capen Patricia J. Caldwell Marie L. McGah Joan P. Metcalfe Robert E. Richards Timothy J. Heaney Carol Phipps Sharon A. Shaughnessy Helen S. Wood Elsa M. Johnson Joanne Colley Victoria (DiRenzo) Canner Kathleen L. Nawn Karen E. Murtagh Mark Rizzo Scott A. Hughes Michael Rennell Catherine M. Treanor Eletha M. Yeaton Rosanne S. (Spector) Lutz Elaine (Scheffler) Coyne John P. Cashman Carol Nolin Daniel P. O’Brien Maureen K. Ryan Maureen N. Krol Geoffrey Shooshan Laurel M. Woods Karen J. (Briggs) Mahoney Margaret S. Crock Patricia M. Condon James R. Pidacks Maryann (Dunn) Sterin Kathleen A. Shepherd Duc Hong Le Jaune Quick-to-See Smith Teresa (Fitzgibbon) Zuckerman Nancy R. (Sampson) Malone Lynne (Bongiorni) Doyle Eilish A. Connaughton Brenda Rodriguez Dianne E. (Mulvaney) Stearns Lori A. (Ward) Messier Elin A. Soderholm Pamela McGarry Nancy (Dauplaise) Dzielenski Timothy M. Cornely Juan F. Rodriguez Hazel Miele Eileen A. Sullivan

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1990 Sharon A. Hollinden 1999 David J. Sechovicz 2012 Terel K. Soares 1977 1985 Floyd M. Palmer 2007 Kathleen R. (Hazel) Ball Jayne E. (Potts) Korowski Kirsten L. Blaney Deborah A. Stevens Michelle E. Beecoff Cristina A. Valente Susan C. Bruce Nancy J. Butterfield Jerry Silverberg Aimee L. (Barnes) Biggs Dale M. Bowlin Ian D. Kurtinitis Elaine R. (Mancini) Caramanica Brian A. Sullivan Keyona S. Bell Emily M. Vargeletis June M. Frantzen Marie A. (MacDonald) John A. White IV Kathleen M. Kingston Champion Susanne H. (McGinnis) Conley Deborah J. Manzelli Jeremy E. Castillo 2006 Krista M. Landry Amanda E. Wells Edward C. Goodstein 1997 Daniel Mashia Barbara J. Cowen Joseph L. Murphy Adam Ethan Danzig Barbara J. Pierre Elisa T. Wolski Elizabeth J. LeBaron Martha E. Greenwood Alison M. Reilley Caitlin J. Brennan Joe S. Blackburn Daniel J. Dowd Lawrence G. Shanahan Paul M. DeCesare Jaime P. Pollara Renee J. Zackular Sally S. Logan Karen A. Krall James M. Carvalho Lisa M. Laudani 2008 Melissa A. Fili Richard F. Skehan Karen DeMartino Karen M. Sisko Joan L. Sebastian Kathleen H. Lennon Mary L. Chapman Jane E. Stabile Raymond J. Aubin Paul Richard Guzzi Carol J. Sullivan Scott R. Fraser Graduate Alumni 1986 Dara N. Davignon-Sullivan 2013 1978 Cynthia H. Wackerbarth Erin C. Brighton Nancy J. (Jordan) Jerauld Todd A. Taylor Dany Y. Guillemette by class year Kathleen G. Glueck Rosalind A. Forber Peter I. Baldwin John D. Barry 1998 Kristy A. Desilets Dana M. Neshe Meredith Twombly Mary F. Hacker-Lecount 1964 Edgar J. Boucher Mary M. Kennedy Catherine A. McCormick Jacqueline Fornaro Alexander T. Cutts Muhammed S. Attiany Lewis R. Piantedosi Gail R. Wilner Michael P. Kelley Miriam N. Wilson Rebecca M. Litchfield Brian M. Kurowski Paul MacArthur Jane S. (Simpson) Eggert Jeremy E. Mulligan Joan M. Ryder Douglas M. Scott Sandra C. Comastra 1995 William F. McGoldrick Thomas D. Manning 1965 Deborah Hefner 1987 Diane E. Murphy Deborah L. Schreiber David J. Stubbart Sarah W. (Walther) Keeley Rebecca J. (McPhee) Callinan George F. Mohn Ben Pacific Barbara A. Labitt Candace H. Combe Hoi Y. Tsang Shawn P. Smith Anne Pratt Barbara A. Mendell 2000 Joseph Vajda Patricia Nurse Jon J. Day Colin P. Vogelgesang Karen A. (Cole) Cicchetti Diane M. Morgan 1966 1999 1991 Lynn M. (MacPherson) Fish Scott Andrea Betsy A. Morris Eric D. Walsh Ruth (Gitchell) Rempt 2009 Paul Carbone 1988 Lisa Casey Paula M. Dill Charlotte Timlege Todd A. Galusha Margaret C. (Miller) Bennison Rebecca S. Morrissey 2014 James F. Collins Amy L. Desilets Jane Harvey Marion S. Wollmeringer Linda M. DiPasqua Kelly J. (Lebo) Egnitz Scott D. Gauthier Annmarie (Vachon) Carey Jennifer M. Mulazzi Jessica E. Ahern Jessica Hyacinthe 1967 Joseph B. Cullen Frank M. O’Brien Stefanie G. Flionis William J. Hingston Lisa M. (Braza) Carneiro Michael S. Papa 1979 Gerard E. Mahoney Mark R. Anderson Nicholas T. DiIeso Brenden St. George Karina (Winning) Fong Joanne Bellucci Lois E. Hutchings Nancy L. Conboy Ralph Pfeiffer Alexander T. Avery Shirley M. Berg Sara B. (Stoddard) Graves Robert G. Pantzer Jennifer C. Gately Janet M. (Fiedler) Bottiglia 2000 Jacquie L. (Chambless) Kittler Donna E. (Silverman) Donahue 2007 Kathryn E. Banks Louise L. Bolles Gregory P. Johnson Douglas Scott Linda D. Glickman Kelly P. Loughman Melissa M. Donovan Mary D. Morrison Martha L. (Haynes) Cole Arlene A. Broughton Elizabeth Smith Heather J. (Glass) Adams Samantha C. Boland Rosemary F. (Sullivan) Miller Kevin J. Gosnell Anne M. (Kloczkowski) Mangano Charles P. Dufault 1968 Eugenia Gomes Jennifer A. Child Dominique M. Bourdon Parisa N. Bonvan Jane A. Mulvihill 2010 Ann C. May Elizabeth A. McColl Martha M. Dutton Erica Krull Jana M. (McGovern) Gardella Laura S. Falkoff Elizabeth K. Cameron Inge Wetzstein Anita O’Brien Mary Ann Case Christine C. McEvoy Sheila A. (Murphy) Miller Jennifer E. (Teed) Hall Gerry L. Marcus Kris M. Mogensen Brooklyn M. Famosi Michelle S. Carra 1969 Alvin L. Shope Eric Denoncourt Kim (Youngs) McGuckin Bethany M. Simoes Laurie M. Jones Dorothea M. Rourke Linda C. Morse Lori A. (Delaney) Holt Megan M. Carreiro Mary (Aiken) Tribe 1989 Danielle Donovan Catherine (Triggs) Orellana Armen M. Zildjian Melanie L. Perreault Laura M. Slaney Joan A. Kulman Celeste R. Colella 1980 Mary Hacker-Lecount Jennafer L. Souders-Gauthier Maria C. Picardi 1970 Paula A. (Deal) Blanchette 1996 Christine M. McMahon Samantha M. Conrad Elizabeth A. Beloff 2001 Anne (Gray) Huntington Charles L. Waitt Sharon L. Summers Iris E. DiRico Cynthia S. Bolton Michael S. Bailey Diane H. Reardon Megan E. Curran Timothy Cornely Mary L. Biltcliffe Holly M. Joyce Paul W. Hickey Paul T. Champlin 1992 Stephanie R. Delehanty Marlene (Lalli) Coleman Kristie G. (Barrett) Barry 2001 James E. Shannon Ruth A. Delmonico Lisa C. Vandusen Christine McMahon Eleonore Deri-Sproull 1971 Marlene M. Fisher Nancy L. Bradley Richard E. Biourgelas Angela M. Cronk Pamula C. Zicko Sue M. (Miller) Foster Leslie Ann Weber Dawn Ross Kristen E. Divecchia Eileen R. (Zendali) Belloli Stephen C. Goodwin Sandra S. (Wendell) Cassetta Gwen J. Collins Patricia (Harvey) Cummings 2008 Margaret E. Gaughan 1990 Deborah L. Saltzman Carlene Codling David P. DeBeaucourt Judith K. Driscoll Samantha A. Englehart Marilou Cashman Nancy J. (Keith) Maki Nancy Larsen Valerie (Cacace) Sharpe Brigid M. Dailey Carole F. Gagnon Marlene E. (Lalli) Coleman Eric J. Denoncourt Christine Q. Grassey Alison M. Epstein Susan D. (Doten) Greenberg Joan Miceli Kathryn A. (Henry) Lewis Keisha L. Greaves Karen L. (Macarthy) Ogorzalek 2011 Christine E. (Karmeris) Early Ralph G. Eddy Charlotte M. (Gurney) Hannon Patrick M. Farwell Mary D. Joyce Barbara S. Pike Marian E. MacPherson Lindsey E. Knight Erin Guanci Thomas J. Hand Paula Forcier Jonathan E. Lent Cassandra R. Ferragamo Dominic E. Luppino Cynthia L. Rice 1991 Yvonne I. Topping Deborah A. McLaughlin Julie-Ann (Mina) Horrigan Craig T. Korowski Kyle B. Gagin Cheryl L. Smith Dorothy M. Keeney Brenda G. Goins-Wallace Marianne K. Mann 1972 2002 Kevin J. Kacavich Michael J. Murphy Rachel G. Gelinas Donald F. Ledbury Dawn M. Jacques Traci Lee O’Rourke Carolyn E. Johnson Christine M. Robbins Kathleen M. Carey James P. Murray 1981 Amy (Iammarino) Luoto Valerie A. Mariani Breanna M. Gentile Howard R. Yates Kellie A. (Shea) Johnson 2002 1973 Pamela J. Bretschneider Caryn J. (Solomon) Claar Rabecca L. Moisan Dawn Ross Samantha L. Ghika Deborah A. McMakin Elaine M. Martin Kimberly J. Conner Stacy A. Benhardt William Shew Robert J. Berardi Judith A. Carter 1992 Michael Murphy Catherine J. Saveson Theresa L. Giardini Gretchen M. Masciarelli Nancy A. Chandler Shayna M. (Bailey) Eddy Michelle L. Poulin Ann L. Clark Karen M. Woo Carly B. Granville Dorothy C. Gould Wellman J. Bartlett Charles E. Schneider Joseph E. Murphy Wendy H. Hanlon Julie-Ann (Mina) Horrigan Ellen Miller Nancy R. Ford John Cashman 2012 Claire M. Wheeler Pond 2009 Kayla M. Hurley Veda Quinn Geraldine Madigan Maryann T. Hunter Delroy Jones Jessica D. Hurwitz 1974 Roxanne T. Camporeale Elizabeth Daly Craig T. Williams Kimberly A. VanWinkle Meredith A. Amaral Joseph H. Kolakowski Laura L. Manning Anne McNeece Beverly A. Myers Mary Frances Horan Michelle L. Zamora Sean P. Boudreau Serge H. Julien Jean Caton 1997 Florence L. Yuan Anne L. Tobin Jean M. LaDuke Diane M. McAleer Adam C. Marks Rachel S. Devlin Mitchell W. Kelley Elizabeth (Wade) Drum 1993 Margaret A. O’Neill Robin J. Milotte Scot C. Alexander Ginger D. Mayes Herbert D. Kyles 1982 Eli J. Valk Emily L. Millett John D. Lent Mary C. Plouffe Wendy Oeser-Rhein Peter W. Allen Elsje (Macaulay) Bockwinkel Catherine C. McHugh Teddy Laguerre Christine B. (Barrett) Collins 1993 William T. Ganjui B. Peter Pohl John Souto Amy C. (Harmon) Chisholm 2013 Faith C. Demarinis Stephen S. Wolff Patricia A. Wiseman Emily J. Languirand Mary Riddell Joanne (O’Neil) Collins Ruth Anne Brenneman Carol J. Vinci Danielle Donovan Michelle M. (Wright) Cundiff Priscilla J. (Woods-Bartlett) Galvin 2003 Monique M. LaPierre Joyce A. Smith Bonita L. Hansberry Walter E. Davis 2010 2003 Brooklyn Famosi Peter J. Frost Janice A. (Peterson) Harvey Lawrence T. Liuzzo David G. Sveden Delma L. Josephson Steven Lutch Mark S. D’Agostino Brett D. Casavant Jeff Ritter Cheryln A. Gates Joseph P. Keefe Kevin P. Long Eva (Ching) Wang Beth A. Kurowski Nancy J. Osgood Maria E. Beltran Jan-Marie Murray Danielle P. Donovan Steve Whittemore Linda P. Hiort Jessica L. Lewis Emily C. Matson Ilene S. Wolfman Christine (Vogel) Lorenzen Jennifer M. Payne Stephen F. Capeless Kathy M. Roepke Kathleen M. Hart 2014 Michael J. Joy Susan K. Murphy Erin M. McConville Johanne D. Oliveri Del C. Pontremoli Donna L. Pinciak Eric J. Vaughan Andrew R. Joyce 1975 Kristen Kularski Leila H. Kronenberger Richard G. Nummela Kendall M. McLellan Peter A. Regan 2004 Jeffrey P. Keefe Barbara A. Cavedon 1983 1994 Martha (Leary) Pellegrino Robert W. Lane William A. Owens Paul M. Mwangi David Stubbart Kristen M. Kularski Paul J. Colbert Mary J. Alessi Kim (Deely) Emery Ralph Pfeiffer Lee L. Lewis Sara J. (Griffey) Steele Jane M. Bruce Jasmyne A. Nunes 2004 Todd R. Vickstrom Tadd R. Lamminen Harold A. Dickert Debra L. Chiacu Sharon Gallagher Carol A. McCoin Patrick G. Dooling Kate D. Oleson Suzanne J. Breen 1998 Katie B. Restuccia Kathleen Gruszka Susan (Hobbs) Cowmeadow Joseph G. Griffin Edward J. Pescaro James A. Dumas Hayley K. Olmsted Phyllis Kulakowski John P. Bonney Jeremy A. Schmidt Deborah A. Merriam Beth S. Cronin Jacqueline L. Orlando Peter L. Ricci Travis E. Elibox Rachel G. O’Malley Sherry P. Nguyen Marc E. Cloutier Steven J. Whittemore Herbert F. Lannon Jane F. Polley Jennifer A. Scheufele Zhiqi Fan Megan P. Owens 1976 Sandra Comastra James Lorenzen Albert C. Socci Maureen (Swartzwelder) Rooney 1994 John V. Iadarola 2011 Jenna K. Papotto Paul Combe Susan W. Conner Marcella Theeman 1995 2005 Lisa M. Joyce Allison (O’Neill) Chisholm Melissa R. Quimby Anita B. Danker Joyce Y. Arslanian Martin K. Decourcey 1984 Colby J. Caravaggio Daniel A. Shaughnessy Jessica L. Dumais Francis I. Rick Donna M. Dias Darlene H. Crawford Nancy J. Childress Shayna M. (Bailey) Eddy Sharon Summers Laura C. Flores Pat K. Luoto Elizabeth J. (Laucks) Brock Renee J. Merolli Michael E. Collins Michael A. Fagone 2005 Michele M. Roy Joseph P. Hurley Ann E. Nadeau Anna H. Bush 2006 Kerridan K. (Smith) Crowe Jennifer M. Linn Bridgette A. Duprey Elaine G. Rubenoff 1996 John E. Sheehan Ellen O. Oasis Marybeth Carney Rosemary E. Quirk Anita DeFelice Joseph V. Palowich Tia E. Manchuso Marissa R. Savary Craig W. Davis Gregory P. Stabile Edna Perlmutter Kathleen (Zappia) Gould Neusa Rodriguez Daniel D. D’Eon Sejal M. Sagar Melissa C. McKenna Jillian R. Sawicki R. David Drucker Kira L. Terrill Margaret Reed Jeanne M. Walker Charles A. Ditusa Heather M. (Woodworth) Siekman Jose L. Moreno Scott M. Shea Merry Glosband Marilyn M. Schwab Megan E. Tolland Andrew Silletti Jessica L. Smith Helen C. Velie 20 21 honor roll fra≤ingha≤ state spring 2015

Giftsin Memory BRIAN MARTINUZZI Kathleen Paradiso Consigli Construction Co., Inc. Parents & Friends Joseph Nicholas Flanagan Sue E. Kuzma Charles Raskin Lori Skillman Lisa Powers D.C. Sparrow, Inc. Timothy J. and Nancy A. Flanagan Jonathan F. Lamken Joan Rastani MARGARET J. AKILLIAN Edward and Patricia Adams John C. Graham ’75 JACK MCKENNA Paul and Patti Robin Follett Bookstore Norman and Joanne Fontneau Mike Lawler Christopher and Kerry Reilly Invest in the Future Albert H. Adelman MAKE A GIFT TODAY Joan McKenna ’56 Alan Slawsby & Associates, Inc. Grasseschi Plumbing & Marjorie Fox Calvin Lee Fay Remis RONALD G. ALVES Dolores Agostinelli Eva Tatarian Heating, Inc. Carol Franklin Carol A. Leiter Mary E. Rice Mary Ruth (Mellody) Alves ’59 ROBERT C. NELSON The future of the University and its students is made possible by private Hanover Insurance James M. Ansbro Edward and Patricia Adams Trustmark Life Insurance Company Dudley and Bonita Freeman Jean M. Lenengood Daniel Rivera MARGARET E. BARONE Sue Askeland support, which provides the financial foundation for a quality educational Jean E. Wright ’89 Haynes, Lieneck, and Smith, Inc. Mark and Monique Furtado Leonard and Ann Levasseur Louise Rivers Susan M. Barone ’76 CHRISTOPHER NORMANDIN Raymond Atkins experience. Every gift, no matter the size, has an immediate impact on Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Sheila Gabor Judith Levin Paul and Patty Robin William Gordon Howard S. Axelrod campus and helps shape the future of Framingham State. DOUGLAS W. BLOOMQUIST Giftsin Honor Independent Association of Phyllis Gallant Anthony Lewis Robert Rodecker GREGORY V. PETRONIO Andra Barnette Paula F. Bloomquist CLASS OF 1951 Framingham State Alumni Susannah Garboden James and Jane Lewis Peter D. Rosenbaum ONLINE AT WWW.FRAMINGHAM.EDU/GIVE OR Virginia M. Petronio ’79 Inge Baye Richard H. Voght ’78 Nancy (Boyle) Ferone ’51 Keene’s Limousine Barbara Gariepy Joan Lewis Jonathan and Elizabeth Ross CALL 508–626–4012 KENNETH J. PRESKENIS David and Nancy Bayer MARJORIE M. BROWN NANCY J. BOWDEN Liberty Mutual Eleanor M. Garlisi Paul and Becky Linton Sandra Rothschild Sylvia Beck Stella A. Wagner Sharon (McEwan) Brennan ’66 Deborah Hefner G ’78 Martel Accounting Services, LLC. Anne Gentile Michael and Elizabeth Loftus Joseph and Sylvia Rovito Nina N. McKenzie ’83 Paul V. McGarvey Transportation Ronald Bergman MARY M. BURNS MOLLY C. GOGUEN Margaret George Debra (Lund) Luque Stephen and Diane Russo of Motor Vehicles Rosanne Bergman Joan E. Horrigan MORRIS G. AND J.J. WARD Margaret M. O’Brien Barbara Gerber Patricia H. MacDonald Norman C. Sabbey Middlesex Savings Bank Paula F. Bloomquist Bernard and Irene Weiner Simeon Horvitz PATRICIA M. CASEY Roberta (Ward) Walsh ’66 George Gerrish Kathy Macmannis Joyce P. Samuels ERIC T. GROVES Nursing Bra Express, LLC. Cori Borromeo Sumner and Reva Weisman Jon Huibregtse Carol A. (LaFrance) Herlihy ’65 BARRIE WESTERMAN Edward and Dorothy Giebutowski Janelle Madden Joan Schaeffer Maureen Groves O’Connell’s Pub Raymond P. and Maureen Gary V. Wing Barbara Jacobs Michelle E. Beecoff ’12 Melissa Gilbert Leo K. Mainini Bonnie Schafer MATTHEW J. DENICE DANA JOST Pepsi Beverage Company Boulanger Robert A. Winrow David M. Keil Paula F. Bloomquist Thomas and Judith Girard Del and Sheila Malloy James and Sharon Scott ABRH, LLC. Maureen J. Dugan ’71 Pfeufer/Richardson P.C. Architects Lawrence P. Boyd Cecelia A. Wohler Thomas M. Kelley ’76 Jane M. Bruce ’04 Esther Godek Jeanne M. Maloney Kathy Shaddock Accent Limousine Service, LLC. Pro Equipment Rental Sheilah Brandes Sheila Wolfson Jacquie (Chambless) Nancy J. Childress ’94 MICHELLE A. LEWIS Nelson and Marjorie Goldin Maureen and Michael Maloney Norma Shamah Sue Askeland Joan Lewis Qualcomm Morton & Lillian Breen Gilbert and Brina Wolpe Kittler ’95 Diane Conti ’78 Gloria Goldman Susan Mann Phyllis Shapiro Bright Agency Insurance Reeves Company, Inc. Peter Brem Joanne K. Woods Kelly A. Kolodny David E. DeBeaucourt ’96 PAT K. LUOTO Mark Goldman Robert and Constance Mannal Gail Shew Robert and Barbara Burke Paul J. Rogan Company, Inc. Irwin Brendler Edwin and Barbara Yarckin Craig T. Korowski ’92 Donna E. Donahue ’00 Marilyn Abernethy Geraldine Goodman Mary McCarty Paul Shields Capital BC Restaurants, LLC. Alan Slawsby & Associates, Inc. F. Gorham Brigham, Jr. Jacqueline Zeledon Brian M. Kurowski ’13 Daniel J. Dowd ’90 MARK MAININI Roberta Goodwin Paul and Lori McGann Francine Shogel Evey Carroll-Caron Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates Sam S. Brody Sylvia Zimmerman Jonathan T. Lee Laura S. Falkoff ’07 Leo K. Mainini William Gordon Carrie McGovern Paul and Lisa Simas Maria Dolan T & K Asphalt Services, Inc. Susan Brody Alfred Zullo Amy (Iammarino) Luoto G ’11 Sharon Finelli ’86 EILEEN T. MILLS Andrew Graham Joyce M. McKeown Lori Skillman Judith Douglas Trustmark Life Insurance Company Theodore Budzyna Pat K. Luoto G ’76 Shanna O’Grady Frost ’ 74 Brendon Mills Nancy E. Gray Marie M. McKinney Barbara Slavin Faculty & Staff Patricia Dryden-Shaker The Van Liew Family Foundation Michele Burdette Dan Magazu Paul R. Guzzi ’90 Shirley M. Green Judith A. Merra Donald F. Smith Bridgette A. Duprey ’05 BRAD NUTTING The Vermont Community Doris M. Burke Marilyn Abernethy Robert A. and Elaine M. Anita James ’74 Judith Greenberg Irwin and Lauren Mesch Doreen M. Smith Roger and Deborah Dupuis Jerry Silverberg G ’96 Foundation Edward Burke Meredith Ann Amaral ’09 Martin ’96 Nancy J. Jerauld ’90 Cheryl A. Greene Catherine S. Michael Linda J. Smith Mark and Monique Furtado CHRISTINA N. TOCCI Vinculum Solutions, Inc. Robert and Barbara Burke Shanni A. (Smith) Arsenault Kelly Matthews Lisa M. Joyce ’04 Helen Greitzer Brendon Mills Maria Smith Michael Hemrich Anthony Tocci Wing Press Dleela Burstein David Baldwin Desmond F. McCarthy ’81 Diane L. Lowe Maureen Groves Detcha Monahan Barbara Snyder Karen M. McGrail ’85 Keene’s Limousine MARILYN UNDERHILL Stanley and Ilene Burwick Karen Barrows Steven Lutch ’93 Karin Gustafson William W. Moreland Ines Sonsino Christine Kilgore Lauren J. Underhill ’76 Grants & Sponsored Rick Carlson Brian L. Bishop Deborah A. McMakin ’92 Murray Maccumber ’79 John Halpern Mary E. Mori Nancy Spencer Michael and Elizabeth Loftus Programs Evey Carroll-Caron Patricia Bossange David Merwin Ginger D. Mayes ’02 Lewis and Judith Halprin Ruth Morini Barbara St. George Kathy Macmannis Matching Gifts AdCare Educational Institute Florence Carucci LaDonna Bridges Janet Mills-Knudsen Christine M. McMahon ’07 Patricia Hancock Nancy Moscato John and Ann Steacie Maureen and Michael Maloney Companies Arthur Ashley Williams Maureen A. Catallo Bartholomew Brinkman Jose Luis Moreno ’05 Deborah A. McMakin ’92 Leonard Harmon George and Kerrin Moser Arem and Donna Still Linda M. Nesta Paul and Lori McGann AIG Foundation Foundation Joan Chasen Silvy A. Brookby Rebecca D. Morrisey ’06 Marilyn M. Harter Mary Murphy Nancy Stoller Kelly O’Gara Paul McGarvey Transportation of Amica Companies Foundation Children’s Hospital Boston Alice E. Clattenburg Paul Bruno Motor Vehicles Floyd M. Palmer ’96 Russell and Marilyn Harter Rosemary F. Naughton Kevin Sullivan Barbara Jennifer Pierre ’12 Dell Employee Giving Program Davis Educational Foundation Kathleen Coelho Terri-Anne Bynoe Carrie McGovern Robert G. Pantzer ’09 Wilfred and Maureen Harvey Frances Nigberg Steve Swets Katie B. Restuccia ’10 Fidelity Foundation Framingham Union Aid Judith L. Cohen Joseph P. Calapa Joan Quinlan Jennifer M. Payne ’93 John and Shirley Hayes William and Joan Nolan Karen S. Tafuri Nina Ricci FM Global Foundation Association Marlene Correia Judy A. Carlisle Christopher and Kerry Reilly Edna Perlmutter ’76 Claire Hellweg Judith Noonan Pauline Tamarin Robin S. Robinson Genzyme Corporation Independent Chemical Joyce Cotton Anne M. (Lyons) Carty ’56 James and Sharon Scott Janine M. Rodenhiser ’87 Corporation Michael Hemrich Margaret M. O’Brien David Tames John Santoro IBM Corporation Foundation James and Julie Cowdell Ann K. Caso Kathy Shaddock Beverly J. Roder ’79 The Learning by Giving Charles W. Hickson Robert and Mary O’Connell Lisa Tanis Janet B. Schwartz NStar Electric Corporation Judith Cytroen Peter C. Chisholm Paul and Lisa Simas Kira L. Terill ’11 Foundation, Inc. Mary Hill Anne O’Connell Eva Tatarian Pamela A. Sebor-Cable SC Johnson Foundation Cynthia Dabrowski Rita P. Colucci Dona-Jeanne Walkup ’88 Massachusetts Biotechnology Margaret A. Hine Peggy Olasin Lorraine Telegen Arem and Donna Still Susanne H. (McGinnis) Sandra J. Shaw UNUM Foundation Education Foundation Edward Dargan Brian and Stacy Thayer Stephen S. Wolff ’02 Karen Hirshman Marlene W. (Ross) Or John Temple Conley ’90 William Shew Verizon Foundation Massachusetts Department of Early Edward and Adeline Davidson Vinculum Solutions, Inc. THOMAS C. WRIGHT Joan E. Horrigan Joyce Orkand Brian and Stacy Thayer Maureen Cupoli Melinda Stoops Waters Corporation Education and Care Jayne F. Davis Cori Borromeo Clare O’Connor Hurley Robert Orkand Joan E. Theodoss Deborah A. Dalton Derrick TePaske ARTHUR M. DOYLE Massachusetts Department David K. Deitch Stanley and Ilene Burwick John Hutchins Jeanne Ottaviani Judith Thompson Constance L. (Anderson) Corporations, of Elementary and B. Maxine Dias Elizabeth Daly ’05, G ’12 Linda Vaden-Goad Catherine Jennings Vivian Pacewicz Kevin Thurston Alexander ’79 Maureen A. Catallo Foundations & Secondary Education Robert M. Dodd Kimberly Dexter Todd R. Vickstrom G ’14 Dr. Kirk and Lorraine Jordan Stephen Palmer Justin Tilger Marie M. McKinney Michelle M. Cundiff ’93 Organizations Massachusetts Department Maria Dolan Danielle Donovan ’10, G ’13 Claire Waterbury Gail F. Fish of Higher Education Michael and Cheryl Jusell Christine Pandozzi Anthony Tocci Christine Downey Steven Whittemore ’10, G ’13 EDWARD GILDAY A.T. Leonard & Associates Judith Douglas Liz Fitzgerald MetroWest Health Foundation Pauline Kaplan Robert Pappas Carolyn Tompkins Margot Early Karen M. Woo ’08 Ann Marie (O’Brien) Healey ’50 ABRH, LLC. Helen Draper Norman and Joanne Fontneau Natick Labs Harriet Karas Kathleen Paradiso Robert and Margaret Trimble Shayna M. (Bailey) Eddy ’98, Charlotte Zampini SHEILA ANNE MCCORD Accent Limousine Service, LLC. Patricia Dryden-Shaker Robert E. Fullam ’85 The National Endowment for Hank Kasbarian Richard Paulson Susan E. Trunfio G ’02 Ellen Zimmerman GOLDMAN ’84 Anastas Lock & Safe Company Patrick Dunne David K. Deitch Leonard Harmon the Humanities Jean Kashian Patricia Pedulla Violetta A. Tutuny H. Warren Fairbanks Barr & Barr, Inc. Roger and Deborah Dupuis Karen Falck John and Shirley Hayes New England College Health Judith Kazunas Jacqueline Perrone Barry and Dorothy Unger Sarah Falber Bose Corporation Otis Dyer Debra Luque Pauline Kaplan Association Richard Keats Eileene Phillips Robert Van Dore Laura C. Flores ’11 Bowditch & Dewey, LLP William and Virginia Fadden John and Ann Steacie Mary M. Kennedy G ’86 Ocean Spray Margaret C. Kelley Linda Pillarella David and Abigail Vanasse Judith Z. Flynn ’69 Bright Agency Insurance Karen Falck David and Ellen Kingman School Nutrition Association of Stephen Kerins Anne Marie Plasse Edward Vassar Paul Foster CONSTANCE JORDAN Brochu Bros., Inc. Edward B. Farley Mary Kathryn Kottke Massachusetts Christine Kilgore Arlene Pollak Harry Veron Maureen E. Fowler Joanne (O’Neil) Collins ’58, G ’82 C3: Commercial Construction Marilyn Feinberg Taiwanese-American Foundation Thomas and Sharon Kilpatrick Richard Porter Debra Von Taube Emmanuella Gibson Dr. Kirk and Lorraine Jordan Paul and Becky Linton Consulting, Inc. Doris J. Feinstein Del and Sheila Malloy U.S. Department of Education David and Ellen Kingman Earl and Barbara Posey Stella A. Wagner Robert B. Grant DIANE K. KANE Capital BC Restaurants LLC. Barbara A. Feldzon Irwin and Lauren Mesch Marion and Jasper Whiting Edward and Janet Kolodny Lisa Powers Thomas and Karen Waldstein Scott B. Greenberg Nancy R. Landahl ’73 Cedarlawn Tree Foundation Gail F. Fish George and Kerrin Moser Alice Korwan Janet Proctor Anne Walker Christopher W. Gregory MAXINE KEATS Class of 1964 Helen Ann Fitzgerald Robert and Mary O’Connell Mary Kathryn Kottke Joan Quinlan Jamie Walker Eric P. Gustafson Richard Keats Coca-Cola Bottling Company Liz Fitzgerald Catherine Kuras Kab Rabinowitz Nancy C. Wallace Katherine Hibbard Christine Pandozzi Colantonio, Inc. Bryan Flaherty

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Welcome New Staff nicole chan ’08 joins development and alumni relations office

2015 alumni Framingham State is pleased to announce that Chan also served as an assistant director of achievement awards nicole chan ’08 has joined the Development development at the Home for Little Wanderers and Alumni Relations Office as a development in Boston. The 2015 Alumni Achievement Award officer. Chan holds a bachelor’s degree in English Winners will be recognized during Reunion from Framingham State, and was previously “WE ARE VERY EXCITED TO ADD NICOLE Weekend, June 5–7. employed by the Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program as a corporate relations manager. TO OUR TEAM…SHE BRINGS A WEALTH In that role, she strategized and implemented OF EXPERIENCE TO THE POSITION.” a comprehensive plan to cultivate and solicit new distinguished alumni award corporate prospects, and employed new models —eric gustafson Executive Director of Development and Alumni Relations Richard Wightman ’74 for workplace giving through employee participation Richard is a highly decorated, retired three-star in matching gifts, payroll deduction and third-party U.S. Army General, and currently serves as Alumni Reunion fundraising events. Assistant Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs at the U.S. Pentagon. Weekend June 5–7 alumni educator award Mary Liscombe ’70 Join us for Alumni Reunion Weekend in June at Framingham State Mary was the longtime Director of Framingham University! An entire weekend of programs and activities has been State’s Christa Corrigan McAuliffe Center. Kathleen (Ryan) lined up. This is the perfect opportunity to catch up with old friends and reconnect with your alma mater. leadership and service award Roberts’ 100th Birthday Kathleen Crane Millett ’78 Kathleen is the Executive Director of the members of the fsu community gathered on campus last Massachusetts Office for Nutrition, Health Highlights of the weekend include: september to celebrate the amazing accomplishments of and Safety Programs and a longtime supporter kathleen (ryan) roberts ’37 on her 100th birthday. of the John C. Stalker Institute of Food and 50th reunion alumni general assembly & Nutrition at FSU. society reception presentation of the alumni “It is such a wonderful occasion to be able Roberts, who has been recognized by the Friday at 5 p.m. achievement awards to congratulate and say happy birthday Boston Celtics as a “Hero Among Us” and Saturday at 11:30 a.m. young alumni achievement award family friendly concert to someone as special as you,” said FSU has thrown out the first pitch at Fenway Park, President F. Javier Cevallos. “Kathleen has the has also been a longtime supporter of her Meghan Surprise ’09, G ’12 on the green family-style reunion dinner kind of biography that makes you say, ‘How alma mater. During the celebration, the Meghan is a third-grade teacher at EJ Friday at 7 p.m. Saturday at 6 p.m. could she have possibly done all those things?’ Kathleen (Ryan) Roberts ’37 Scholarship was Harrington Elementary School in Lynn. campus tours, activities We are so proud to have you as an alumna.” awarded to Kendall Valente ’14. A giant birthday card signed by more than 100 & programs special farewell brunch Roberts spent 47 years teaching in South students was also presented to her. Saturday, 9 to 11 a.m. Sunday at 10 a.m. Dartmouth and Raynham, and is a former president of the Massachusetts Teachers “I loved Framingham State back then, and Call for Nominations Association, where she created the first I still love it now,” Roberts said. “I couldn’t We are now accepting nominations for the 2016 Minority Affairs Committee and helped have earned my living the way I did if it Alumni Achievement Awards. Any person ensure at least one National Education wasn’t for Framingham State.” or group may nominate an alumnus/a for this Register Today at Association seat was reserved for a minority member. She’s been a tireless volunteer on recognition by contacting the Office of www.framingham.edu/alumnievents Development and Alumni Relations. several committees and organizations over the years. 24 25 ram nation fra≤ingha≤ state spring 2015

age hometown favorite team 23 Winchester, MA New England Patriots FSU Partners with in focusRAM Team Impact FSU Athletics recently began partnering with Team Impact, a program that matt mangano ’15 matches courageous kids battling illness or disease with college athletic teams.

The children gain strength, camaraderie and support During the team’s game against Bridgewater State on This coming fall, there will be The team had to settle for a spot being around the team, and the student athletes are November 8, 2014, Declan joined Captains Matt Silva, a number of Framingham State in the ECAC (Eastern College taught lessons about courage, resiliency and life Kevin Donahue and Matt Mangano for the opening coin football players seeking to wrap Athletic Conference) North perspective. This past fall, the football team was paired toss. “He is now part of our team and will be forever,” up their careers with the team Atlantic Bowl, where they defeated with six-year-old Declan Cassidy, an amazing boy Mangano said during an interview with The Gatepost without ever having lost to a single Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute battling an inoperable brain tumor. following the 33–10 victory. conference opponent. Among them 42–36 to finish 10–1 on the season, is starting safety Matt Mangano ’15, their only loss being a non- “The kids lose a lot of their social contact because they’re conference game to Division III missing school for health reasons,” FSU Football Coach who came to FSU in 2012 following Learn more about Team Impact at a year in the U.S. Army Reserve. powerhouse Rowan University early and Athletic Director Tom Kelley ’76 says. “Our players WWW.GOTEAMIMPACT.ORG in the season. really embraced having Declan around. He became “It’s been cool to play with some a member of the team.” of the guys who have been here Mangano will just about wrap up since the program first started his degree in Criminology this to turn around,” says Mangano. spring, but is returning to FSU for “In 2012, when we made the NCAA the fall semester for one last tournament, we got so much season with the football team. november 16, 2014 recognition from alumni and the He’s loved his time at Framingham entire community. Now we expect State and credits Kelley with to make the playoffs every year.” recruiting him to the University. Framingham State has dominated “Coach Kelley is not only a great Women’s the Massachusetts State Collegiate coach, but an idol to me,” Mangano Athletic Conference (MASCAC) says. “He helps with everything. in recent years, having won every He’s like a father figure to all Soccer single conference game since the players. Everyone respects falling to Worcester State late him greatly.” wins ecac championship in 2011. Despite another perfect Mangano is considering signing up conference record in 2014, the for active duty in the military after Framingham State University’s women’s soccer Rams were passed over for a third graduation or getting into local or team won the 2014 Eastern Conference Athletic consecutive trip to the NCAA federal law enforcement. He says Conference (ECAC) New England Division III Tournament, which left many the Criminology Program at FSU Championship in penalty kicks over the observers scratching their heads, is excellent. University of New England in November. as the team appeared to be among the strongest during the tenure “There are a ton of great professors, The two teams played to a 0–0 draw before FSU of Head Coach Tom Kelley ’76. and all the classes are very took the shootout 4–3. Earlier in the tournament, interesting,” he says. “You look the 4th seeded Rams upset top seed Wheaton “We really felt we deserved to get forward to going to class.” Lyons 2–0 in the semifinals. The team finished in,” Mangano says. “We felt we 14–7–1 on the season. Rams junior goalkeeper were a lot better than the two Sara Sullivan was named the tournaments’ most teams from Massachusetts that outstanding player after stopping two attempts made it.” and netting her own attempt in penalty kicks of the championship game. Senior Brini Varetimos also enjoyed an outstanding tournament, netting three goals in the first two games.

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Organized by Decade alumni profile michael desilets ’69 your classmates, your university, your community… Join alumni online to network, learn about upcoming events and find out what’s new at your alma mater. www.facebook.com/framinghamstatealumni michael desilets was first male english major at fsu

1960s 1990s delores a. esposito ’64 published denise stratton ’90 was appointed senior kristin will and sean maher ’08 became christopher calden ’14 married caitlin a children’s book titled, Benty. relationship manager for corporate plans in New engaged in February 2014. The couple met in myers ’08 on December 31, 2014 in Quincy, MA. England at MassMutual Financial Group. 2005 while attending Framingham State. Will is a two-time New England Newspaper and Press earl j. battle ’93 was appointed 1970s Association award-winning journalist employed a StyleWeek designer in July 2014. vinny ferrara ’70 has stepped down as by Turley Publications as editor-in-chief of two a coach for Framingham Youth Baseball after andrew keough ’94 was selected as the weekly newspapers, The Town Reminder and The 20 years. superintendent of Easton Public Schools in Holyoke Sun. Maher is the owner of Maher’s March 2014. He was principal of Wellesley Mobile Personal Training. The couple lives in keith d. guernsy ’76 published a book titled, High School for seven years and completed his South Hadley, MA. Confessions of a Beantown Sports Junkie. doctoral studies at Boston College in May 2006. catherine t. elliott ’76 is now the director david hobbs ’99, a 15-year veteran of the of the Asa Waters Mansion in Millbury, MA. Hampton, NH Police Department, was named michael desilets ’69 admits to having Desilets taught part-time at Framingham gregory hawes ’08 married M. Frances rich nugent ’77, an amateur astronomer, deputy chief in November. felt a little uncomfortable when he State in the early 1970s and was Devine on January 10, 2015 in Salem, NH. hosted a program on satellites on January 10 started taking classes at Framingham interested in joining the faculty, but at at the Scituate Community House. State in the fall of 1964. That year, that time the school didn’t offer the 2000s robert leonard ’09, a certified public following 125 years of enrolling only classes he was interested in teaching, accountant, was recently promoted to audit judy zaiken ’78 joined LIMRA as corporate dr. dave thomson ’00 was appointed women, FSU welcomed its first class including Film Studies and Creative director for Rodman & Rodman P.C. in vice president and research director for LIMRA assistant superintendent of the Blackstone- of 13 men. It was quite a change for Writing. So he took a teaching position Newton, MA. Secure Retirement Institute Research. Millville school system in August. Desilets, who grew up in a household at Rowan University in New Jersey, julie reed ’09 married Brian Mascaro on where he was the oldest of seven boys. where he taught Film History for dr. jodi fortuna ’01 was appointed August 1, 2014 at St. Anthony Church in Bristol, RI. 20 years. superintendent of the Hudson, MA school 1980s “I was the only male English major at system in July. jan winsor ’82, a Maine Fiber artist, was the Framingham State when I started,” says Four of Desilets’ younger brothers featured guest artist at The Fiber Center, during Desilets, a Framingham native who now followed in his footsteps by attending john g. kelly ’02, a registered nurse for of special note doug scott ’98 the 2014 Fryeburg Fair in Fryeburg, Maine. lives in Los Angeles. “But at the time, it Framingham State, and three—Lawrence more than 22 years, was named chief nursing made economic sense. I had to pay my ’71 (English), Gerard ’72 (History) doug scott recognized as mass stem lisa johnson ’82 was appointed vice officer and chief operating officer at “AS TEACHERS, way through school and was working and Thomas ’74 (English)—also earned chancellor for enrollment management at Marlborough Hospital. teacher of the year 25 to 30 hours a week at the supermarket bachelor’s degrees. Thomas Desilets I THINK WE UMASS Boston. on Waverly Street. It turned out to be passed away in 2012, which inspired jessica callahan ’07 was named the new Framingham State alum doug scott was honored as the Massachusetts ALL TRY TO afternoon drive host for radio station 101.7 The STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Teacher of the Year catherine connelly ’84 graduated from MIT a great decision to attend.” the brothers to start a scholarship in his HAVE A POSITIVE with an Executive MBA in June 2014. memory. The scholarship covers the Bull Boston. in 2014 for his many accomplishments while teaching at Natick High School Desilets commuted to school and found salary for an FSU student to work at since 2003. IMPACT ON ways to get involved on campus by cherie (roberts) maguire ’07 began a new the Framingham History Center for writing for The Gatepost student position in March 2014 as a research assistant “Massachusetts has become a STEM leader, and I have had the opportunity OUR STUDENTS, a semester. newspaper and performing on stage II at Brigham and Women’s Hospital on the to teach some terrific students and learn from amazing people in the STEM AND THAT IS with the Hilltop Players. One of his COPDGene® Study, one of the largest studies community,” Scott said upon receiving the award. English teachers, Dr. Evelyn Dodge, “IT’S BEEN GREAT TO CERTAINLY ever to investigate the underlying factors of In Natick, Scott created a new STEM curriculum, developed an IT and became a close mentor and helped him RECONNECT WITH Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. In May robotics program, was the technology curriculum leader for three years, WHAT I HAVE get into Columbia University Graduate THE UNIVERSITY. MY 2014, she received her MS in Physical Education assisted a colleague in developing a “Greengineering” course and designed TRIED TO DO School, where he earned his master’s michael charnley ’85, a Lieutenant Colonel from Bridgewater State University. four STEM spaces within the school. in the New York Army National Guard, took degree in Writing. After that, he taught TIME THERE WAS AN WITH STUDENTS jason cook ’08 was appointed as a reporter Last spring, Scott and his students participated in the White House Science command of the 642nd Aviation Support for a few years at Framingham High IMPORTANT PART OF for News-Press and will cover area colleges OF ALL LEVELS Battalion in October 2014. School, before returning to Columbia to Fair where they met President Barack Obama. The team built a robot that earn his doctorate in Communications. MY LIFE.” and universities. can help firefighters and rescue teams search for objects or bodies that have AND ABILITY.” robert malone ’85 is the new owner of the fallen through the ice into freezing waters. It was tested by Massachusetts kevin surprise ’08 married Meghan J. Barry Priscilla Beach Theatre in Plymouth, MA. firefighters and recognized by former Governor Deval Patrick and President ’09, G’12 on June 28, 2014 in Topsfield, MA. Obama. The students have filed for a U.S. patent.

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Organized by Decade alumni profile nicholas lyman ’08 class notes submissions Share your news and photos with the University and fellow alumni. Each class note should include your full name and year of graduation from Framingham State. from accountant to email [email protected] phone 508–626–4012 professional water skier fax 508–626–4036 2010s marc dibuono ’10 married Amanda Sharpe d. joseph morissette jr. ’11 received the Despite the onset of an economic “My job consists of many duties, including on August 1, 2014 in Lee, NH. Chicopee St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee’s recession, nicholas lyman graduated show management, show quality, hiring, Jack Woods Award in March. in memoriam james salerno ’10 and Courtney Ellis are from Framingham State in 2008 in the training, payroll, and other administrative engaged to be married in March 2015 in ista landry ’12 was named associate director enviable position of having already duties,” says Lyman, who majored in Ethel (Wood) Snell ’30 Mary Jane (Confrey) Bettencourt ’66 Pelham, NH. of Outreach for Heidrea for Heroes, a 501(c)(3) landed a job at a Boston accounting firm, Business Administration at FSU. “I still november 2, 2014 september 25, 2014 non-profit organization dedicated to providing where he had interned the previous year. get to perform, while also managing the Phyllis (Hillman) Dixon ’32 Arthur E. Cadoret Jr. ’70 doug ryan ’10 was named new Hudson, MA show day to day. It’s the only professional november 20, 2014 january 18, 2015 resources and support to military men and Lyman spent three years as an internal Boys Basketball coach. ski show in the world that runs year- women facing challenges and hurdles after auditor before growing tired of the Eileen (Cunningham) Byrt ’34 Thomas A. Etre Jr. G’71 round. That’s one of the great things january 19, 2015 september 12, 2014 golnoosh (goli) ghasemi ’10 was transitioning back to civilian life. lifestyle. In 2011, his career took a about being in Florida.” promoted to assistant vice president and dramatic turn when he landed a job as a Ruth L. Marshall ’36 Evelyn May (Silveira) Pursley G ’72 holly boudrea ’13 and Ricky Galvis are january 14, 2015 august 25, 2014 manager of TD Bank in Ashland. water skier at the LEGOLAND Park that Last September, Lyman was selected to engaged to be married in October 2015. was opening in Winter Haven, Florida. compete with Team USA at the World Betty Gray ’37 Lenore Munroe ’73 kristal kenny ’10 and Stephen Brown are december 8, 2014 august 10, 2014 peter boucher ’13 was named new athletic Ski Championship in Wisconsin, where engaged to be married in October 2015. “I’ve been water skiing at my parents’ A. Eleanor Murphy ’37 Jayne (Power) Rideout ’74 director for Milford, MA Public Schools. the United States, China, Belgium, vacation home since I was five years old,” november 14, 2014 december 31, 2014 Australia and Canada competed. While says Lyman. “It’s always been a passion not an official Olympic event, it represents Dorothy E. Ford ’38 Kenneth J. Rose G’74 of mine. To be able to make a living january 25, 2015 july 23, 2014 the Olympic equivalent for the sport. doing it is an absolute dream come true Athene (Thompson) Anthony ’39 Patricia (Cariglia) Pelland ’75 for m e .” “Each country puts together its 35 best october 10, 2014 july 18, 2014 of special note mistress carrie ’94 water skiers, and you put on the best Lyman is part of a team that puts on Marguerite (Carlson) Stanas ’42 Sister Madeline Tiberii (Rita show you can,” says Lyman. “It was december 28, 2014 Francis) G’75 mistress carrie ’94 still rocks on waaf exhibition shows multiple times a day at a fantastic experience.” january 13, 2015 the park in two large stadiums that seat Clare E. Forbes ’45 Mistress Carrie’s affiliation with legendary Boston radio station WAAF had already october 16, 2014 William Brewster “Bill” Saint ’76 up to 3,000 people. The show involves Lyman says he loved his experience at november 13, 2014 begun when she arrived at Framingham State in the early ’90s to pursue costumes, storylines, music, pyrotechnics Framingham State, which included four Rose Mary (Hoye) McCarthy ’45 a bachelor’s degree in Communication Arts. november 17, 2014 Paul Curran ’78 and just about any water-skiing trick years on the soccer team, and feels that january 25, 2015 Carmela (Cellucci) Hilbert ’46 “I had an unpaid internship for the morning show on WAAF, so I’d be up at 3:30 you can imagine, including pyramids, he got an outstanding education. november 6, 2014 Janice L. Guild ’81 a.m. to be at the station from 5 to 10 a.m., and then I’d drive to Framingham to free-style jumping and bare-footing. december 29, 2014 “The courses were challenging, and the Elizabeth A. Field ’47 take classes all afternoon,” says Carrie. “When I got home, I worked at a bakery to After just six months working at professors were excellent,” he says. “The january 25, 2015 Eugene J. Brundage G’84 make money to pay for my car, and I was also a DJ at the campus radio station. I november 14, 2014 LEGOLAND, Lyman was named the ski sense of community at Framingham State Jeanna (Cole) Yehle ’51 ran myself into the ground during that time, but there were all these opportunities lead, which is basically the assistant is something you can’t get at a big school.” august 29, 2014 Teresa L. (Leonard) Cooney ’86 that I couldn’t afford to pass up.” january 18, 2015 manager of the team. Shortly after that, Brenda (Rice) Shortall ’54 Her efforts paid off, as she landed a promotions gig at WAAF shortly after he was promoted to show director and november 28, 2014 Stephen Gibbons ’87 december 11, 2014 graduating from FSU in 1994. A few years later, Carrie was offered the company manager. Margaret Moore ’55 opportunity to host her own show during the weekends, and she has never looked “WE AIM TO BE LIVE AND september 10, 2014 Helen (Levine) Lipkin ’90 december 2, 2014 back. Today, Carrie still rocks the airwaves on WAAF, where she is currently LOCAL, SO IT BEHOOVES Judith (White) Kearns ’58 music director and host of her own show in the coveted afternoon drive spot. december 30, 2014 Anita (Henshaw) Staupe G’90 “I’VE BEEN WATER SKIING september 21, 2014 In an industry known for its turnover and instability, she has been a consistent THE STATION TO HIRE Joan C. (Tobin) Farrell ’62 presence on the Boston radio scene for nearly 20 years. AT MY PARENTS’ VACATION october 2, 2014 Kathleen E. Martin ’92 AND KEEP PEOPLE WHO december 16, 2014 HOME SINCE I WAS FIVE Eleanor Monks ’63 “We aim to be live and local, so it behooves the station to hire and keep people GREW UP AND LIVE october 21, 2014 Patricia (Donahue) Webster ’95 who grew up and live here,” she says. “We’re invested not only as employees, but YEARS OLD…IT’S ALWAYS august 4, 2014 HERE…WE’RE INVESTED Dorothy A. (Leydon) Spezzano ’63 as listeners.” BEEN A PASSION OF MINE.” november 2, 2014 Nicolle O. Parks ’09 NOT ONLY AS EMPLOYEES, august 16, 2014 Carrie is a proud military wife, and her career highlights include becoming the Agnes F. (Ronan) Rogers ’65 first “non-news” journalist embedded in the Middle East with the U.S. Military in BUT AS LISTENERS.” november 1, 2014 Iraq in 2006 and Afghanistan in 2011. Her support of the military and affiliation with several military charities has earned her several honors, including the Commanders Award for Public Service twice by the U.S. Army. She is also a licensed skydiver, a motorcycle rider and an amateur marksman.

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Joan Murtaugh ’61 Joan Murtaugh Draws on FSU Establishes Her Own Passions with

new professional Chapter of Phi Kappa Support of FSU science master’s program Phi Honor Society Growing up in a military family, Joan Murtaugh got to experience different areas of the world more than most children. Her father’s time in the U.S. Air Force took her around the United States and to England for three years The MetroWest region of Massachusetts when he was stationed with the British Air Ministry. is home to a high concentration of life The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi—the Each year, approximately 32,000 students, science companies, and employees nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline faculty, professional staff and alumni are “I have very fond memories of my time abroad,” says Murtaugh. “I learned with quality assurance skills are in high honor society—established its newest chapter initiated into the Honor Society, which has how to become a good student during my time there.” demand. With that in mind, FSU has at Framingham State University on Friday, chapters on more than 300 campuses in North Murtaugh wound up in the Town of Framingham just around the time she developed Professional Science Master’s December 5, 2014, during a ceremonial America and the Philippines. Membership in was set to graduate high school. Having known for years that she wanted (PSM) in Biotechnology and Graduate installation. Framingham State becomes the Phi Kappa Phi is by invitation only to the top to become a teacher, she enrolled at Framingham State. Certificate programs. Based on 329th chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, which was 7.5 percent of juniors and the top 10 percent significant multidisciplinary and industry founded in 1897 at the University of Maine. of seniors and graduate students, along with “It was a very nice campus,” says Murtaugh. “I really enjoyed my experience input, these new degree programs faculty, professional staff and alumni who have there and worked hard to learn the art of teaching.” integrate technical and business training Framingham State was approved to establish achieved scholarly distinction. She would go on to teach elementary students for 35 years in the Town of to provide graduates with the skills a chapter by the Society’s board of directors. Framingham, where she still lives today. Along the way, she earned a Master needed to be successful in these fields. Dr. Mary Todd, Executive Director of the national Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, presided “THE COMMITMENT of Education Degree in Reading from Boston University and became a “With over 600 biotech and life science over the installation. The first group of students reading specialist at Barbieri Elementary School. companies within a 20-mile radius TO EXCELLENCE AT will be inducted into the Honor Society in Today, Murtaugh is in a position to give back to current students at FSU, and of Framingham, FSU graduates will be the spring. FRAMINGHAM STATE uniquely positioned to compete for has targeted her support toward an area she is passionate about. The Joan jobs within the growing biotechnology, “The commitment to excellence at Framingham UNIVERSITY IS Murtaugh Study Abroad Endowed Scholarship provides financial support pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, State University is evidenced by the University’s EVIDENCED BY THE annually for students who are participating in a University-approved Study superior academic environment, motivated Abroad experience. medical device and agricultural life UNIVERSITY’S SUPERIOR science industries in Massachusetts student population, strong honors program, “I think it’s very important to be exposed to other cultures and see how other and around the country,” says Dr. Yaser and exceptional faculty and staff,” said Society ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT, people live,” says Murtaugh, who has traveled far and wide over the years, Najjar, dean of graduate studies at FSU. President Tim Hulsey. “We are excited to MOTIVATED STUDENT including to Europe, South America, the Mediterranean and the South Pacific. welcome Framingham State as the newest Over the course of 13 courses (52 “It makes you a better person and allows you to connect with people who chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, and are confident POPULATION, STRONG credits), including two electives and have visited similar areas.” the chapter’s commitment to recognizing an internship opportunity, FSU’s PSM HONORS PROGRAM, AND and honoring academic excellence will benefit find out more One of the first recipients of the scholarship was Corey Ortiz, a Fashion program provides industry-focused both the University and the Society.” EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY Design major who spent a semester abroad in Florence, Italy, which he scientific and management training to If you’re interested in donating to AND STAFF.” Framingham State University, you can describes as the “experience of a lifetime.” life science professionals, positioning Officers elected by the chartering group of the contact the Office of Development and them for future success in managerial Framingham State chapter to serve the newly Alumni Relations at 508-626-4012. “I was so thrilled to meet Corey, and I give him a lot of credit for taking or supervisory roles as they advance in installed chapter include President Dr. Jon advantage of his time over there,” says Murtaugh. “I’m sure he learned their careers. Huibregtse, President-elect Dr. Kelly Matthews, a lot more than fashion and fabrics. He learned how to cope on his own Secretary Dr. Mary-Ann Stadtler-Chester and a new language.” Framingham State will hold a Graduate and Treasurer Dr. Xavier Guadelupe-Diaz. Information Session on Wednesday, Murtaugh is also a big believer in lifelong learning, and has provided financial President F. Javier Cevallos and Vice President May 6, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the support to the University’s Lifelong Learning Series, which provides free for Academic Affairs Dr. Linda Vaden-Goad McCarthy Center Forum for anyone public lectures and programs to the general community. were also among the charter members. interested in finding out more about the “I’ve always enjoyed the series, and I can see other people enjoy it as well,” Professional Science Master’s degree or says Murtaugh. “I feel very grateful to the Town of Framingham and any of the other 28 graduate programs Framingham State, so I feel I owe this support.” offered at FSU.

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Spring Commencement 2015 Rams Booster Club Golf Tournament sunday, may 17, 2015 monday, june 8, 2015 | 1 p.m. shotgun start

Alumni are invited to celebrate the Class of 2015 as they graduate on Join us for 18 holes of championship golf at Framingham Country Club the Framingham Town Green. Those who are interested may sign up to in support of Framingham State Athletics. This new venue features walk in the ceremony with fellow alumni! Contact the Office of Alumni a private golf course that has maintained a historical classic design with Relations for more information. the guidance of Donald Ross, William Mitchell and Geoff Cornish.

Alumni Reunion Weekend Tanglewood june 5–7, 2015 sunday, august 2, 2015

The Framingham State University Alumni Association is hosting several Don't miss our annual event at this acclaimed summer venue, featuring fun-filled events for you and your classmates on campus. It’s the perfect the Boston Symphony Orchestra! This is the inaugural season for BSO opportunity to catch up with old friends, make new ones and learn Music Director Andris Nelsons and the 75th Anniversary of the about some of the exciting changes taking place at your alma mater. Tanglewood Music Center!

For more information or to register for alumni events, contact the Office of Alumni Relations. email [email protected] phone 508–626–4012 online www.framingham.edu/alumnievents

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