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MOMENTUM PHILANTHROPY ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2018 THANK YOU FOR BEING PART OF OUR FUTURE Our Vice President’s Message LEADERSHIP Our success as Take a moment to imagine how individuals and as a these gifts – given freely by many in WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES & WVU MEDICINE Momentum is published by the WVU Foundation Health Sciences Center Ofce of Philanthropy. society rests on our our family – will change the lives of

connections to others, people over the next decades. ) For questions, please contact: on finding and pursuing Clay B. Marsh, MD Albert L. Wright Jr., PharmD, MHA WVU Health Sciences Ofce of Philanthropy deep purpose, and on Students will have less debt, and PO Box 9008 Vice President and Executive Dean President and CEO, WVU Health System Morgantown, WV 26506-9008 feeling gratitude and trust more freedom to pursue their dreams. Phone: 304-293-3980 toward individuals and Patients will have more hope, and WVU Health Sciences Chief Operating Officer, WVU Medicine Toll Free: 877-766-4438 groups that share our less worry as they face the biggest Email: [email protected] values and endeavors. challenges of their lives. Researchers SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ROCKEFELLER NEUROSCIENCES INSTITUTE CLAY B. MARSH, MD will be encouraged to dig deeper into These elements help the questions that puzzle us all, and John Linton, PhD, ABPP Ali Rezai, MD us feel whole. Just as the healthy will discover new ways to prevent or treat Associate Vice President and Dean, Charleston Divsion Executive Chair and Vice President person contributes to a healthy family, disease. Emma Morton Eggleston, MD, MPH HEART AND VASCULAR INSTITUTE healthy families contribute to healthy Dean, Eastern Division Vinay Badhwar, MD, FACS, FACC communities and these communities help The future may exist as many possibilities,

THIS DOES NOT PRINT Executive Chair individuals build resilience. but when individuals or groups of like- ( SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY minded and aligned people focus on the Anthony “Tom” Borgia, DDS, MHA WVU CANCER INSTITUTE We who love West Virginia University same connected vision for this future, we Dean Richard Goldberg, MD and its Health Sciences Center are both begin to create a new reality. We choose Director a family and a community. We share a future that matches the beauty of our SCHOOL OF NURSING common bonds of experience and growth, state and its people. A future where we are Tara Hulsey, PhD, RN, CNE, FAAN WVU EYE INSTITUTE and common purposes in education, not afraid to dream big with a mindset of Dean and Vice President of Health Promotion and Thomas Mauger, MD West Virginia University is an the care of people’s health, research and abundance and success for all. Wellness Director Equal Opportunity/Afrmative Action Institution service to the State of West Virginia and the world. Thank you for being a part of this family K.O. AQ PLATE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY ROSENBAUM FAMILY HOUSE and community, and a part of our future. William Petros, PharmD, FCCP Teri Ford Together, through the recently-completed Gates E. Wigner Dean Director “State of Minds” campaign, this family committed $314.4 million to support our SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH University’s health professions students, Jeffrey Coben, MD our hospitals and clinics, and our many Dean programs of research and service. Clay B. Marsh, MD Vice President and Executive Dean for WVU Health Sciences 55 TABLE OF CONTENTS

2 FINANCIALS

4 THANK YOU!

6 NEW ENDOWMENTS

7 ENDOWED FACULTY UPDATES

8 FEATURED VOLUNTEER

9 GIVING STORIES AND FEATURED SCHOLARS

30 SCHOLARSHIPS

38 IRVIN STEWART SOCIETY

40 FOUNDATION PARTNERS

ON THE COVER 54 LEADERSHIP WVU Biomedical Researcher Quincy Hathaway, PhD, removes cells from a nitrogen chilled vessel in his lab at the WVU School of Medicine. FINANCIAL REPORTS PRIVATE GIVING: 7/1/17-6/30/18 GIFTS PAID PLUS NEW PLEDGES AND PLANNED GIFTS

2 3 THANK YOU YOUR GIFTS CHANGE LIVES The WVU Foundation prioritizes the enrichment of the lives touched by West Virginia University and the Health Sciences Center. Your private philanthropic efforts impact the lives of those across West Virginia and beyond, each and every day. But without dedicated individuals like you, efforts to move West Virginia forward as a leader in research, education and patient care would not be possible.

In 2012, the WVU Foundation publicly launched A State of Minds: The Campaign for West Virginia’s University, and embarked on a journey to raise $750 million. Because of generous supporters like you, that goal was surpassed and stakes were raised higher in 2014 when a new goal of $1 billion was announced.

Not only was the $1 billion goal met, but your contributions to the Health Sciences Center made up nearly $314,449,330 of that goal.

Because of your exceptional commitment, great strides have been made. From supporting students on their academic endeavors to recruiting the best and brightest physicians, from providing the resources which support our infrastructure to helping us earn an R1 research classification—your efforts have paved the way in advancing the future of health in our great state.

While we have evolved greatly over these past years, we must fiercely continue to move forward, ensuring the health of every West Virginian is prioritized, but the opportunity that we have had—and continue to have—as an institution to move forward did not come without the hard work and philanthropic dedication of generous supporters like you.

YOU HAVE CHANGED THE OUTLOOK OF HEALTH IN WEST VIRGINIA, AND CONTINUE TO DO SO. YOUR GIFTS CHANGE LIVES, AND FOR THAT, WE THANK YOU. 5 These open endowment funds were established between July 1, 2017, and June 30, 2018. Endowments are permanent funds where an investment administered by the WVU NEW ENDOWMENTS Foundation produces earnings to support schools or units in perpetuity. SCHOOL / UNIT KEY D School of Dentistry CD Health Sciences Charleston Division EI WVU Eye Institute M School of Medicine ED Health Sciences Eastern Division H WVU Medicine (WVU Hospitals, Inc.) N School of Nursing HS HSC Inter-Professional Programs NI Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute P School of Pharmacy CI WVU Cancer Institute FH Rosenbaum Family House PH School of Public Health CH WVU Medicine Children’s

Benjamin H. and Betty M. Bailey Scholarship PH Harrison County Medical Society Scholarship M

Louis A. Barker, PhD APPE Rural Rotation Scholarship P Glen and Ann Hiner Distinguished Visiting Lectureship M

Dr. John and Cecilia Barnett Student Resources Fund M Rashida Khakoo Medical Scholarship by John D. Holloway, MD M

Thomas L. and Mary M. Biery School of Nursing Scholarship N Allen and Elviera Maphis Pharmacy Endowment P

Thomas L. and Mary M. Biery School of Pharmacy Scholarship P Edwin J. and Naomi F. Morgan Medical Scholarship M

Jerry Dorsch, MD and Susan Dorsch, MD Chairman’s Fund for Jo Ann and Gary Nicholas Scholarship N Anesthesiology M Robert L. Robinson Pharmacology Endowment M Linda S. Edwards, RDH, BS, MA Dental Hygiene Scholarship D John D. Rockefeller IV Chair in Neurosciences NI Margaret J. Epperly Scholarship for Dental Hygiene D Charles and Trudy Seita Endowment D John J. and Carrie M. Fundis Research Fund in Ophthalmology M Mildred C. Swanson Scholarship in Histotechnology M Jeanne G. and Lawson W. Hamilton Jr., WVU Eye Institute Endowment EI Toothman Ford Pediatric Cancer Fund CH

6 ENDOWED CHAIRS & PROFESSORSHIPS Endowed chair and professorship appointments are the highest academic honor that a university can bestow on a faculty member. We recently celebrated these new appointments to endowed chairs and professorships, honoring the generous donors who established them and recognizing distinguished faculty members.

A. Courtney DeVries-Nelson, PhD Nathan M. Lerfald, MD, FACP Paul Lockman, PhD, BSN John T. and June R. Chambers Anthony G. DiBartolomeo Mylan Chair of Pharmacology Chair of Oncology Research Professor in Medicine SCHOOL OF MEDICINE CANCER INSTITUTE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Thomas Mauger, MD Randy Nelson, PhD Ali Rezai, MD Jane McDermott Shott Hazel Ruby McQuain Chair of John D. Rockefeller IV Chair of Ophthalmology Neurological Research Chair in Neuroscience EYE INSTITUTE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ROCKEFELLER NEUROSCIENCE INSTITUTE 7 FEATURED WVU CANCER INSTITUTE LEADERSHIP COUNCIL VOLUNTEER WILLIAM “BILLY” PULICE II PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND: He previously worked in the auto Volunteers work closely with the vice industry for 20 years as a new car president and executive dean, deans, and truck dealership owner, and directors of development, alumni, and managed membership, marketing friends, dedicating their time and eorts and served as secretary for the Pete Dye Golf Club in Bridgeport, West to guide the future of health sciences at Virginia, for five years. West Virginia University. Serving as advocates, volunteers provide leadership WHY I VOLUNTEER: and support to each unit in a variety of “I’m involved because of the ways. mission of the Cancer Institute and the benefit it provides for the residents of West Virginia. When The Health Sciences Center is honored to my father passed away from cancer, work with these professionals to advance WVU DEGREES: I wanted to be involved with an our mission. Featured here is one of the BS Physical Education ’76 organization that was trying to many dedicated volunteer leaders. improve cancer care. Dr. Goldberg CURRENTLY: and his team have brought new WVU Cancer Institute Leadership energy around the treatment, Council Member and Donor; education and research toward Lifetime Member of the WVU better cancer care.” Alumni Association; Lifetime Member of the WVU Varsity MY CONTRIBUTIONS: Club; First Vice President - Wells “I contribute because it gives me 7 Fargo Advisors (22 years; holds a sense of purpose while giving Series 7, 63 and 65 licenses) back to my community and trying to make a difference for people in AREAS OF EXPERTISE: need.” Financial planning, investments, sales, marketing, volunteering

8 GRANT FROM CISCO PROVIDES FOR COLLABORATION BETWEEN WVU PUBLIC HEALTH, BUSINESS SCHOOLS TO BUILD A DIGITALLY SKILLED WORKFORCE IN WEST VIRGINIA PUBLIC HEALTH: West Virginia University is expanding its “The School of Public Health will be offering a curriculum in efforts to propel West Virginia’s workforce into today’s digital health analytics, while the College of Business and Economics economy. WVU was awarded a Digital Economy Initiative will focus on data management,” Allen said. “The goal is to grant through Cisco’s donor-advised fund at the Silicon Valley educate as many West Virginians as we can so that we can Community Foundation. use our own home-grown talent to create – and fulfill – digital economic opportunities in the Mountain State.” “As technology transforms the way we live and work, Cisco believes educational institutions can be a powerful force for “Historically, West Virginia has had a wealth of health data change and local economic development. Public universities collected and maintained by a variety of programs but has had such as WVU not only have the capacity to meet industry limited capacity to actually analyze those data,” said demand for a digitally skilled workforce in the West Virginia Dr. Jeffrey Coben, dean of the WVU School of Public Health area but also play a leading role in shaping entirely new ideas and Associate Vice President for Health Affairs at WVU. and industries to fuel the local economy and create the jobs “Our new offerings will focus on training professionals how of the future,” explained Tae Yoo, Senior Vice President of to leverage that data to inform public health programs and Corporate Affairs/Corporate Social Responsibility at Cisco. research – both at the local and state level. The team also will be working with state and local health departments to Through this grant funding, WVU will focus on developing identify their data needs and develop skilled analysts to help a skilled workforce in West Virginia prepared for emerging meet those needs. These efforts can help improve the health of opportunities in health information technology and data West Virginians by identifying what’s working and what’s not analytics. The School of Public Health and College of Business working through detailed analysis and program evaluation.” and Economics faculty will work together to identify skills gaps, project trends in the region’s health data industry, and Graham Peace, Associate Professor in the Department of develop curricular offerings that will prepare West Virginia Management Information Systems and Associate Dean for citizens and, ultimately, help create job demand. Academic Affairs and Undergraduate Programs at the College of Business and Economics, will serve as co-investigator on the Lindsay Allen of the Department of Health Policy, project. Management, and Leadership at the School of Public Health, will serve as principal investigator on the project. She says “This is an important initiative for both WVU and the state,” the first step in reskilling the workforce is identifying where Peace said, “and we’re very thankful to Cisco for providing the the gaps are. Based on that assessment, the collaborative funding that will allow us to move forward. Having the ability WVU team will begin to build out a variety of curricula to to more thoroughly analyze health data will allow healthcare benefit a broad audience of healthcare and data management professionals to better address the issues negatively impacting professionals. West Virginia.”

9 EXCELLENCE AND INNOVATION SPARKS A GRATEFUL PATIENT & FAMILY TO SUPPORT THE WVU HEART AND VASCULAR INSTITUTE

HEART AND VASCULAR INSTITUTE: and further the knowledge of the No stranger to WVU, Glen HVI’s team of leading physicians H. Hiner’s deep roots have and providers through continued primarily been with the School innovations. This directly of Engineering. This past winter, contributes to HVI’s mission of Glen explored another part of our national leadership in cardiovascular campus through his experience as care by providing access to the most a patient of Drs. Vinay Badhwar advanced technology for all West and Mohamad Alkhouli of WVU Virginians. Medicine’s Heart and Vascular Institute (HVI). The inaugural Glen and Ann Hiner Distinguished Lectureship hosted The HVI’s Structural Heart the estimable David Holmes, Disease program is unique to West MD, of the Mayo Clinic and past Virginia and provides the highest president of the American College level treatment for complex heart of Cardiology. Dr. Holmes gave a disease. We now have one of the fascinating talk on structural heart few programs in the United States therapy, the very treatment from (and the only one in West Virginia) which Mr. Hiner benefitted. offering cerebral embolic protection during transcatheter aortic valve Glen is a native of Morgantown, replacement (TAVR), which may holds a bachelor’s degree in reduce risk of stroke by over 60 GLEN H. HINER AND HIS WIFE, ANN electrical engineering from West percent. Virginia University and received an honorary doctorate in science from WVU in 1989. In 1990, he Glen’s swift recovery and restored health was such a relief. He was named Most Loyal Mountaineer, and was inducted into and his wife, Ann, sought to show their immense gratitude by the West Virginia Business Hall of Fame in 2003. He and Ann providing $250,000 in financial support for programs that will currently reside in Washington. continue to elevate the HVI and West Virginia. Dr. Badhwar and the Hiners felt this gift would be best served in the form of the Glen and Ann Hiner Distinguished Lectureship Series. This annual activity brings other world leaders to help collaborate

10 INVESTMENTS IN SIGHT: CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS GENEROUSLY SUPPORT VISION PROGRAMS EYE INSTITUTE: Quality and real-life settings, focusing on specific comprehensive eye care is skills such as braille, independent sometimes difficult to come by, and living, assistive technology, two programs funded by various orientation and mobility as well as corporations and foundations are self-help skills. ensuring individuals across West Virginia have access to the eye care While CVRP focuses on children in they deserve. West Virginia, AVOP, established in 2011 thanks to a generous gift from The Children’s Vision Rehabilitation the Claude Worthington Benedum Program (CVRP) and the Foundation, focuses on underserved Appalachian Vision Outreach communities within the state Program (AVOP), which work in of West Virginia. With 14 clinic conjunction with the Eye Institute at locations across the state, AVOP West Virginia University, are funded provides vision screenings, general by various corporate and foundation eye clinics and sub-specialty eye donors, which allow these programs clinics to low-income, underinsured, to serve individuals and fulfill the rural and senior citizens with poor greatest needs relating to eye care. access to care.

Supported by organizations such The AVOP is also funded by the as the James H. and Alice Teubert Bernard McDonough Foundation as Charitable Trust Fund, Sacred Heart well as the Eastern West Virginia Children’s Center, Inc. and The Community Foundation. Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation, the CVRP provides medical While the CVRP and AVOP work eye evaluation and low vision closely with the Eye Institute, rehabilitation assessments, as well hundreds of thousands of dollars as other teacher training and support have been provided to not only fund to evaluate school-aged children these programs, but provided quality in West Virginia. The program not eye care and support services to only focuses on evaluating visual children and individuals across West impairments, but helps children to Virginia. be successful in an academic and TRACI VAVREK, COMT, AND A CLINIC OUTREACH PATIENT 11 NEW SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORTS COMPASSIONATE WEST VIRGINIA DENTAL HYGIENE STUDENTS

DENTISTRY: Since 1961, the Dental Hygiene program at West Virginia University has been awarding degrees, and since 1999, the program has been distinguished as a “Program of Excellence” by the West Virginia Board of Governors.

One graduate of the program, who has a deeply rooted love for WVU, established a scholarship to ensure students have the same opportunities she did while attending school, which later offered an abundance of professional opportunities.

Margaret J. Epperly established the Margaret J. Epperly Scholarship for Dental Hygiene with a $25,000 gift that will support students currently enrolled in the Dental Hygiene program.

Epperly says about her gift:

“I wanted to create this scholarship so that I could give back to WVU and pay something forward to the next generation of hygienists. I had wonderful mentors in my life and throughout my career. This scholarship is DONOR MARGARET J. EPPERLY WITH INAUGURAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT MEGAN LONGWELL meant to honor all those who helped me along the way.” AT THE WVU DENTAL HYGIENE ANNUAL RECOGNITION AND AWARDS BANQUET

Epperly, a 1975 program graduate, mentioned that unique Dental Hygiene at WVU. “Through student scholarships, like opportunities were provided to her as a result of the Dental this one, the donor’s contributions have an immediate, positive Hygiene program being integrated within the dental school, impact on the recipient and in turn, the program. About 75 and upon her retirement in 2017, she was at a point where the percent of our students have to maintain jobs while carrying opportunity to give back was a prominent thought. a heavy course load that includes patient care. Ms. Epperly’s generosity will help the recipient defray the continually rising “The WVU Dental Hygiene Program is very grateful that Ms. cost of tuition and fees; thereby, allowing the student to Epperly has chosen to support her alma mater by establishing a concentrate on their studies.” scholarship in her name,” said Amy Funk, program director for

12 NEW SCHOLARSHIP HONORS BELOVED The Dental Hygiene program currently offers both bachelor WVU MEDICINE PHYSICIAN of science and master of science degree options, and enrolled more than 80 students for the 2017-2018 academic MEDICINE: Medical school is not easy, and year. oftentimes professors and physicians take on the role of mentorship as well, leaving a tremendous The program, highly-regarded in West Virginia, received its impact on students even after graduation. John most recent “Program of Excellence” honor in 2014, and Holloway, MD, established a scholarship honoring Dental Hygiene students have been receiving awards at the a physician who left an impact on him. American Dental Hygienists’ Association annual meeting for more than 30 years. The Rashida Khakoo Medical Scholarship was established to honor Rashida Khakoo, MD, “I hope that my gift will be an example to others and will professor and infectious disease chief within the inspire future hygienists to be their best as individuals and School of Medicine at West Virginia University. to embrace the contributions they make to the dental health of their patients,” Epperly said. “I feel that privately funded “I wanted to have an impact on students’ medical scholarships from graduates of the program give a personal careers, and creating a scholarship in Dr. Khakoo’s touch to their education.” name was a way to offer support for students and also honor a physician who shaped my future as During her career, Margaret had the opportunity to work a physician,” Dr. Holloway said. “The burden of in two private dental offices in Mt. Vernon, Ohio.; then debt was not something I had to worry about when in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where she worked I graduated, and I don’t want students to worry for more than 20 years as a dental hygienist, a quality about it either.” assurance coordinator and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration coordinator for Winston-Salem Dr. Holloway, a 1979 graduate of the School Dental Care. She later worked for American Dental of Medicine, also stated that Dr. Khakoo left a Partners, Inc., where her dental knowledge helped tremendous impact on him and his medical career. tremendously during her time as a trainer and technical writer for their dental software. The inaugural scholarship was awarded to Adriana Garrison for the 2018-2019 academic year, and will continue to honor Dr. Khakoo, who is often described as extremely dedicated to her work.

13 the impact of philanthropy FEATURED SCHOLAR SUNDUS LATEEF

MEDICINE: When thinking of medical school, the normal picture Lateef was also recognized as a WVU Foundation Scholar of a physician assisting a patient likely comes to mind, but the during her time as an undergraduate student, which allowed intellect behind that care and assistance has to do with medical her to focus on her bachelor’s degree while gaining a true sense research, which has sparked the interest of a first-year medical of community and involvement with WVU. student at West Virginia University. Sparking her interest in research, her undergraduate career in Sundus Lateef, a Bridgeport, WV, native, is a student at the Biology and Chemistry and time at WVU helped to shape her WVU School of Medicine and as a result of receiving the decision to attend medical school. Medical Tuition Waiver, Lateef is able to focus on one of her true passions—medical research. “I think I always knew that WVU was the right environment for me,” said Lateef. “The students are so friendly and we help “[My scholarship] allows me to explore extra opportunities in each other through classes; and the professors are untiring medicine without worrying about finances,” mentioned Lateef. and nurturing. I really feel like a part of the university and “I want to conduct research projects and learn more about how can contribute meaningfully to our community through lab findings translate to real benefits for people. This wouldn’t volunteering, tutoring and researching.” be possible at this stage in my life without the generous scholarship support of so many donors.”

14 WVU CANCER INSTITUTE INCREASING Although medical school is time consuming, Lateef commits STAFF AND EXPANDING FACILITIES herself to tutoring other students in order to better prepare them and herself for future endeavors, an opportunity she mentioned CANCER INSTITUTE: WVU Medicine is at the forefront of would not be possible had she not be granted such a generous education, research and patient care, and the WVU Cancer scholarship. Institute researchers and providers strive daily to improve cancer care across the state of West Virginia. Without the burden and stress of student loans, Lateef is able to focus on other meaningful areas of her own growth and path The Cancer Institute is expanding its facilities to support forward while having the ability to assist other students. and combat one of the leading causes of death in the state.

“It’s a huge relief to know that I can study and pursue any field of The expansion not only includes the addition of new interest,” mentioned Lateef. “Medical school is challenging, but facilities for patient care and providers, it enables the academic challenges always excite me. With my scholarship, I can accommodation of 38 new cancer specialists, recruited to blaze forward and think creatively about the topic at-hand. It’s provide patients from West Virginia and the surrounding one less thing to worry about, and it frees my mind to consider area with innovative services and the resources needed to the science at-hand or extra-curricular activities, like tutoring and improve cancer outcomes. Private philanthropy supports research.” physical improvements to the building as well as specialist recruitment and will have an immense impact on the Lateef, who plans on staying in West Virginia to practice medicine health of West Virginians, and those who seek cancer care and conduct research, believes scholarships not only affect at WVU coming from across the country. students financially, but they also foster a “need to give back to our state and university in whatever way we are able.” “Cancer outcomes in Monongalia County are excellent, but they are not as good elsewhere in the state,” Richard While she plans on contributing to the state of West Virginia as Goldberg, MD, director of the WVU Cancer Institute, well as WVU following graduation, Lateef stresses the impact of said. “We want to make the cancer experts working here philanthropy to donors who may be unsure of whether or not their in Morgantown available to a bigger population. We are gift will make a difference. anxious to provide the kind of expertise some people feel compelled to leave the state to find, and private “Giving is a timeless act,” said Lateef. “It affects students not philanthropic support will assist greatly in our efforts to only in the short-term, but helps them grow to be more generous provide West Virginians with that expertise.” and philanthropic in their own careers. This, in-turn, affects the next generations of students. One of the best ways to invest in It is projected that both the expansion and recruitment of economic growth for West Virginia is to invest in education and its new cancer specialists will be complete by 2020. students. And we are so grateful and feel this impact every day.”

15 GRATEFUL PATIENT FAMILY SUPPORTS ROSENBAUM FAMILY HOUSE IN APPRECIATION OF EXCEPTIONAL HOSPITALITY DURING CANCER TREATMENT

ROSENBAUM FAMILY HOUSE: When a loved “Living in Western Maryland we funds will allow one is diagnosed with cancer, you are had to travel 60 miles one way for families to likely to go above and beyond to ensure his treatment,” said Suzanne. “We stay together he or she is comforted during a time were blessed to come across the during cancer that most often feels overwhelming, Rosenbaum Family House that treatment and terrifying and saddening. But when travel offered us a room for a nominal hospital stays,” is involved in the treatment process, weekly fee, so I could stay close to said Suzanne. offering comfort can sometimes be my husband during this difficult difficult, and those not diagnosed often and devastating time of our lives.” The gift will not need a bit of comfort themselves. only support While Troy unfortunately passed the Family Cue the Rosenbaum Family House, House and their away just nine months later, TROY TODD an affiliate of WVU Medicine which Suzanne not only wanted to honor exceptional provides lodging to family members her late husband’s love for life, but give hospitality, but hopefully inspire others of those who to an entity that supported to support each other in times of need. are undergoing “Troy loved life and wanted her through his treatment. treatment at J.W. others to experience the “This wonderful family will always have Ruby Memorial a special place in our hearts,” said Teri generosity, kindness and The Troy Todd Foundation, Hospital in Ford, director of the Rosenbaum Family grace our family received a subset of the Franklin Morgantown, WV. County Foundation, was House. “We were blessed with their from so many at the started to honor Troy kindness and feel honored to be chosen Troy Todd was Rosenbaum Family House.” and as a result, $10,000 as a recipient of funds from the Troy diagnosed with has been donated to the Todd Foundation.” acute leukemia in 2012, and as he WVU Medicine and WVU Foundation’s and his wife, Suzanne Todd Poe, were Grateful Patients, Families and Friends residents of Western Maryland, traveling program. to Morgantown became difficult for the couple. Suzanne learned of the “We often spoke of how angels seemed Rosenbaum Family House and their to take care of us and have a room when services and quickly became a guest we needed it and we want to extend that during her husband’s treatment. gift to as many as possible. Donated

16 NURSING DEAN TO “THIS IS OUR MOMENT”: BREAKING GROUND FOR A BRIGHTER ESTABLISH SCHOLARSHIP FUTURE FOR CHILDREN’S AND WOMEN’S CARE HEALTHCARE FOR FAST-TRACK STUDENTS NURSING: As the vice president of health our friends and alumni, promotion and wellness and dean our businesses, the of the WVU School of Nursing, Tara people of West Virginia, Hulsey, PhD, understands the need for and the Mountaineer qualified nurses in West Virginia. She Nation – wherever they is taking her passion for nursing and may be – to pitch in and education one step further by providing to make this project a $25,000 for WVU nursing scholarships. reality. We’re launching this campaign right now, The Dr. Tara M. Hulsey BSN Fast- right here.” Track Student Scholarship will provide financial support to students who WVU Medicine have obtained a bachelor of science Children’s broke WVU MEDICINE CHILDREN’S BROKE GROUND FOR A NEW NINE-STORY ground for a new nine- or bachelor of arts degree and wish FACILITY TO BE COMPLETED IN 2020. to become a registered nurse with a story, 155-bed facility bachelor of science degree in nursing. CHILDREN’S: In West Virginia, WVU that will include areas This is the first scholarship of its kind Medicine is at the forefront of research, for registration, administration, at the WVU School of Nursing. education and patient care. Focused laboratories, connections to the WVU on providing the highest quality care Heart and Vascular Institute, operating “West Virginia feels like home to to the state, WVU Medicine works to rooms, Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, me,” Hulsey said. “Any way I can ensure West Virginians have access to Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and help the University and state improve the care—and health—they deserve. much more. health outcomes, as well as encourage WVU Medicine Children’s is leading students to stay and work in our the effort in providing exceptional care Helping to lead the efforts in the $60 beautiful state, is a privilege and way to to children and families. million capital campaign are WVU say thank you.” Football Coach Dana Holgorsen, “This is a necessity, not a nicety,” former WVU and NFL quarterback The BS/BA to BSN program is a fast- Gordon Gee, WVU president and Jeff Hostetler, and West Virginia tracked program for college graduates chairman of the West Virginia native Steve Antoline, all advocates who wish to become a registered nurse University Health System Board of for quality care for the children and with a bachelor’s degree in nursing. It Directors, said. “The children and families of the state. is designed for full time study with five families we serve will be relying on consecutive semesters. 17 MEDICAL SCHOOL DEBT ALLEVIATED BY ESTATE GIFT FROM WVU SUPPORTERS

MEDICINE: In 2016, the For students at WVU, the yearly medical median four-year cost of school tuition is more than $30,000 for attending medical school in-state students, and more than $60,000 was nearly $250,000 for out-of-state students, and the and according to the generous gift from Dr. and Mrs. Covey Association of American will provide scholarships to students in Medical Colleges, that cost an effort to alleviate a portion of debt. continues to rise. Preference will be given to those students As debt for students who are from West Virginia, who also attending medical maintain high academic performance, as school rises, the need determined by the School of Medicine for scholarship support Scholarship Selection Committee to continues to rise as well. provide the maximum amount of aid Thomas Covey, MD, and to as many students as possible on an his wife, Hope, understand annual basis. the need to support medical students and the impact of Dr. Covey, a native of Beckley, West alleviating their debt. Virginia, is a 1957 graduate of West Virginia University, and received his The Dr. Thomas and Mrs. medical degree from Harvard Medical Hope Covey Scholarship School in 1961. After completing a Fund, has been established surgery residency at the University of to benefit School of Michigan, Dr. Covey returned to WVU to

Medicine students at West DR. THOMAS COVEY AND HIS WIFE, HOPE perform a research fellowship with the Virginia University. Department of Surgery in 1965.

“It’s no surprise to me that Dr. and Mrs. kindness and commitment this dedicated His wife, Hope, is a nurse who worked at Covey have created ways to help our couple have shown to our patients and the WVU Cancer Institute. Dr. and Mrs. students pursue their passion for care their families has made us consider them Covey currently reside in Morgantown. without the added burden of wondering as ‘givers’ in our books for decades. how they’ll pay that tuition bill,” Clay This scholarship is just one more way in Scholarships will be awarded following Marsh, MD, WVU health sciences vice which they’re giving back to our state the receipt of their estate gift. president and executive dean, said. “The and its people.” 18 TWO SCHOOL OF PHARMACY ALUMNI BOND OVER WORK, LAUGHTER AND GIVING

PHARMACY: On the first day of Pharmacy To show their fostering life-long School in the fall of 1970, two young appreciation, connections and a men randomly found themselves sitting Haggerty spirit of giving. together in class and bonding over their and his wife commonalities. Art Green and Jerry Robin decided “As dean, one of Haggerty both 1973 graduates, were to support the most rewarding both first-generation college students the School of aspects of my job is from small towns in West Virginia with Pharmacy and witnessing the circle great senses of humor. WVU’s affiliated of giving that we Potomac State established at WVU,” “We were there (School of Pharmacy) College (where said Petros. “For me, it to get an education, make sure we had he received his never gets old meeting the knowledge to pass the boards and undergraduate fellow alumni and to be good pharmacists,” said Green. degree) through hearing their stories “But, we also wanted to have a good a planned gift. of friendship, success time. That meant laughing, enjoying and genuine love for each other’s company and building good Haggerty’s WVU.” friendships.” generosity inspired Green Haggerty grew up in L TO R: ART AND JOYCE GREEN, AND ROBIN AND JERRY Over the past forty-five years, Green and his wife HAGGERTY Keyser, West Virginia, and Haggerty have created a life-long Joyce to make a and now splits his friendship—supporting each other similar gift. time between Atlanta, Georgia, and The personally and professionally. Now, Villages in Florida. Green grew up in in retirement, they have inspired one “After I’m gone, my family will be taken Weston, West Virginia, and now lives another to give back to the alma mater care of, and I think it’s just as important in Matthews, North Carolina. Both that gave them so much. to make sure the School of Pharmacy is men eventually worked together as taken care of,” said Green. “I want to pharmacists and later district managers “Thanks to WVU and the School of show my appreciation for the education at K-Mart—Haggerty for 28 years and Pharmacy, I had a phenomenal career,” I received. Green for 19. said Haggerty. “If it had not been for WVU and its advisors steering me in Gates E. Wigner Dean of the WVU While they do not live in the same the right direction, I’m not sure where I School of Pharmacy, Dr. William Petros, town, they try to reunite each year would be today.” a 1983 Pharmacy grad, says WVU and including WVU’s Homecoming the School of Pharmacy are known for weekend. 19 SUBSTANTIAL GIFT TO BENEFIT THE FUTURE OF CHILDREN’S AND WOMEN’S CARE IN WEST VIRGINIA

CHILDREN’S: WVU Medicine The expansion will include Children’s serves the healthcare the addition of nine stories, needs of hundreds of thousands 155 individual rooms and is of children and women in West scheduled to be completed Virginia and the surrounding in 2020. The tower will region. As the demand for include a women’s pavilion, services continues to grow, Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, WVU Medicine will meet those a Neonatal Intensive Care needs by serving families in Unit, a pediatric acute care their communities and building unit, a pediatric cancer unit, a cutting-edge hospital. a labor and delivery center, a pediatric operating and WVU Medicine Children’s procedural center, a cardiac broke ground for the care center, and a diagnostic $150-million hospital that unit. will revolutionize the care for

children and women, and two “As West Virginia’s leading donors—who are no strangers STEVE AND JAMIE ANTOLINE academic medical center, we to the West Virginia University have a responsibility to the community—are providing support. Steve and Jamie Antoline children of our state and their parents to provide the highest have committed to a substantial gift, establishing the Antoline level of care close to home,” Albert L. Wright, Jr., president and Family Lobby, a haven for familes seeking care. CEO of the West Virginia University Health System, said. “The demand for our services has increased so that we must grow in “As one of the co-chairs of this critical campaign to create order to meet their needs.” a state-of-the-art healthcare facility in Morgantown for the children and women of West Virginia and the surrounding Steve and Jamie have been major advocates and supporters of the region, I felt it was important for my family to contribute,” WVU community through the funding of scholarships, programs, Antoline said. “WVU Medicine Children’s is very special to my research and facilities across the campus. Their support not only family and myself, and we are proud to be a part of creating a reaches WVU Medicine Children’s, but extends to other areas medical facility that will be one of the finest in the country and which includes Athletics, the WVU Cancer Institute and WVU will serve children and families for generations to come.” Extension.

20 PROFESSOR’S GIFT ESTABLISHES PEER TUTORING PROGRAM AS A RESOURCE FOR SUCCESS

NURSING: It is no secret that nursing to give struggling need to study, school is challenging, both mentally students personalized but having and academically. And while professors attention to help them that person want their students to succeed, it is succeed in some of the motivates me often difficult for students to receive toughest courses within to actually personalized attention catered to their the School of Nursing get up and do specific academic needs. curriculum.” something.”

Kari Sand-Jecklin, EdD, MSN, RN, Tutors are chosen based Students also AHN-BC, is an associate professor on strong academic stated that within the WVU School of Nursing performance, and tutees not only does and truly understands the academic can access tutoring if having a tutor challenges that nursing school brings, they have struggled motivate which is why she chose to establish the with a prior nursing them to study, Peer Tutoring Program. The program is course or have earned a but tutoring a result of private philanthropy and was lower grade on an exam enhances established as a result of a true desire in a current course. A their study to help students within the School of formal evaluation of the skills which Nursing succeed. program identified that assists in both tutors and tutee being able to “The most important component of this participants received think through program is that it has benefits for both benefits: tutors stated KARI SAND-JECKLIN, EdD, MSN, RN, AHN-BC real-world tutees and tutors,” said Sand-Jecklin. “It they benefited strongly problems, both connects students who may not know from teaching other students, and in the classroom and a clinical setting. each other, with the goal of benefits tutees both learned new study habits for each, and the connection is deeper and earned significantly higher test While a $150 gift has the ability to than just the class content. Students scores. Ninety-five percent of tutees support one tutee for a semester, who are struggling have another stated they would recommend the Sand-Jecklin’s philanthropic support resource to help them be successful in program to classmates. will continue to provide students with a very taxing program of study. I am the individual academic attention they so happy the School of Nursing is able One student stated, “Tutoring helps desire, and continue to impact the to provide this benefit to our students. because you have someone that keeps future of nursing due to academic and The Peer Tutoring Program is designed you accountable for studying. I know I professional success. 21 INAUGURAL WVU DAY OF GIVING SPARKS ALUMNI GIVING TO ADD AND ENRICH FACULTY

DENTISTRY: The School of Dentistry at The $50,000 donation West Virginia University is expanding to was sparked by WVU’s support the need for quality education first annual Day of and dental care in West Virginia, and Giving, which was held in dental alumni are fostering efforts to November 2017, where support the growth. the School of Dentistry’s Alumni Association Ron Richardson, DDS, board president committed to match the for the Board of Governors for the WVU first $100,000 raised to School of Dentistry Alumni Association, benefit the Faculty Fund. presented a $50,000 check in February As a result of successfully 2018 to support the school’s designated completing that match Faculty Fund. The fund supports and unwavering alumni recruitment of new faculty members as support, the School well as provides resources for faculty of Dentistry is able to development, integral pieces in education support recruitment FRONT ROW, L TO R: DR. MICHAEL HAZEY, DR. TOM BORGIA, DR. RON RICHARDSON, KAREN COOMBS. BACK ROW, L TO R: DR. JAMES and quality dental care. efforts with more than SZARKO, DR. LORING ROSS, DR. MICHAEL GEORGE, SUANN GAYDOS, WENDI $200,000. GRAY, DR. ED SKIDMORE, DR. DAVID BRIDGEMAN, DR. KEITH HILDEBRAND “This is an opportunity for us to join improve and enrich those we already in the growth of the West Virginia “Recruiting faculty in professional have.” University dental school. I’m blessed to education is always a major challenge, have gone to dental school here. I got a and the national shortage of qualified In West Virginia, approximately 80 fantastic education. I know that. Now is faculty in dental education is already well percent of practicing dentists are the time to give back,” said Richardson, known,” said Tom Borgia, DDS, dean for graduates of the WVU School of a 1981 alumnus. “These students are the WVU School of Dentistry. Dentistry, which is the state’s only dental fantastic here. You meet these students school. and they are energetic. They have “Because earnings potentials are passion. I know they’re going to be significantly higher in the private sector, This generous alumni support not fantastic dentists. When I see that, it’s financial support from our Alumni only assists in the recruitment and easy to come back and donate, help these Association will go a long way to both enrichment of faculty, but will continue kids grow and help these kids get jobs.” attract new faculty and help us retain, to allow for West Virginians to receive quality dental care.

19 22 FEATURED SCHOLAR the impact of philanthropy

MEDICINE: Choosing a medical She is also passionate about school can be daunting, and staying in the state of West while most students may not Virginia. While Devlin is have an idea of where they’d unsure of what specialty like to practice following their interests her the most, she feels education, Kelly Devlin’s deeply the pride West Virginians have rooted love for West Virginia for their home is one of the University and the state made many beautiful aspects this state her decision just a little easier. has to offer.

But aside from her passion Devlin mentions that “West for helping others around her, Virginians invest in West Devlin’s decision to attend Virginians, and I really like that medical school was also mindset.” impacted by something else— her scholarship assistance. And though her specialty has not been chosen, Devlin feels Devlin, a WVU School of there is no need to choose the Medicine student, has always most lucrative path to simply been interested in healthcare pay off debt, which helps and science, and she states that tremendously when making having family members who decisions about her future. have practiced medicine have had a tremendous influence on Devlin, who plans to give back, her, but according to Devlin, also feels that “private “knowing that I will graduate philanthropy helps keep the best with a manageable amount of doctors in the state, betters the debt relieves a lot of pressure healthcare of West Virginia, and that many students face. I am facilitates the culture of giving more than thankful for the within the state.” investments that have been KELLY DEVLIN made toward my education.” 23 FEATURED SCHOLAR the impact of philanthropy

PHARMACY: Receiving an education opens doors that may not have otherwise opened without a degree, but school can be stressful, which has the potential to negatively impact performance as well as direction following graduation.

Ryan Martin, a scholarship recipient feels strongly that while school can sometimes cause stress, scholarships have aided in taking some of that stress away.

“Receiving scholarships has a huge impact on my life,” said Martin. “Taking out loans is stressful, so receiving scholarships and not having to worry about money that needs to be paid back lowers stress and helps me to excel in the classroom.”

Upon graduation, Martin plans on working as a retail pharmacist with Kroger. Although open to where his job may take him, he plans on staying in West Virginia and paying it forward by supporting scholarships in the future.

“Through my own experience, I know how scholarships can ease the burden of finances going through pharmacy school,” said Martin. “I am very grateful for the scholarships I have received and I hope one day I will be on the opposite side of giving. Giving back to my state and community—those are the principles that West Virginia University has taught me. This is why I plan on staying within the state and donating back through scholarships.” RYAN MARTIN

24 GENEROUS GIFT RECOGNIZES IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS, CREATES NEW INITIATIVE ACROSS WVU AND WVU MEDICINE WVU: West Virginia “It’s our responsibility as Under Hulsey’s leadership, and safety for its members University strives to create an academic institution to partnerships will be forged and is a magnet for talent a safe, welcoming and help our students, staff and across campus benefiting and results.” inclusive community for faculty not only excel in their students, faculty and staff. its students, faculty and educational Program The program will work to staff. While academically it and career “The environment we create partnerships create a network of health is WVU’s responsibility to pursuits include WVU partners, create education ensure student, faculty and but also on our campus for the Medicine and and promotional materials staff success, both mental engage and people who work and study the Health and events, as well as provide and physical health play a empower here is crucial to our future Sciences wellness expertise. key role in true success and them to success as a University.” Center, achievement. achieve - Clay B. Marsh, MD as well as Natalie and Wes Bush mental and WellWVU, stated they are “delighted In recognizing the physical WVU to support this important importance of health and health,” said Hulsey. “Putting Collegiate Recovery Program program, and we look wellness, WVU is working a focus on their well-being and the Carruth Center forward to its impact under to establish a system- will have a far-reaching, through the Division of Dean Hulsey’s leadership.” wide initiative, enhancing positive affect in improving Student Life. community well-being. the individual as well as our Natalie Bush is a 1988 neighborhoods, communities “The environment we create graduate from the WVU The Bush Fund for Health and the state of West on our campus for the School of Nursing, and Promotion and Wellness, Virginia.” people who work and study received a master’s degree in supported by a generous gift here is crucial to our future 1990. Wes Bush, originally from Natalie and Wes Bush, Initially focusing on WVU success as a University,” said from Morgantown, is a will work to both promote and its five campuses, which Clay Marsh, vice president member of the West Virginia and enhance the overall includes WVU Medicine, the and executive dean for Business Hall of Fame. health and wellness across University may understand health sciences. “I’m very the WVU community. The how to better assist other confident that under Dr. initiative will be directed communities based on what Hulsey’s leadership WVU by Tara Hulsey, dean for the is learned throughout the will be a place that facilitates WVU School of Nursing. process. community, love, purpose

25 INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED NEUROSCIENTIST APPOINTED TO JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER IV CHAIR IN NEUROSCIENCE AND LEADER AT WVU ROCKEFELLER NEUROSCIENCE INSTITUTE

By 2001, the deep appreciation a passion to make rapid and impactful and inherent desire to honor progress for patients in West Virginia and Blanchette inspired the family throughout America and internationally.” to commit $15 million to the project of establishing the Dr. Rezai earned his medical degree with then-Blanchette Rockefeller honors from the University of Southern Neurosciences Institute. With California and completed neurosurgical leadership gifts from Senator training at New York University. Dr. Rezai Rockefeller and his wife Sharon, also completed subspecialty training in and his sisters and uncles, the functional neurosurgery at the University project inspired countless gifts of Toronto, as well as the Karolinska from others along the way. Institute in Stockholm, Sweden.

Dr. Rezai’s expertise and chair Following his training, Dr. Rezai joined the neurosurgical faculty at New York TOP, L TO R: ALBERT WRIGHT, PHARMD, MHA, WVU PRESIDENT E. GORDON appointment will not only GEE, CLAY MARSH, MD; SEATED, L TO R: ALI REZAI, MD AND continue to honor the Rockefeller University Medical Center as director of SENATOR JAY ROCKEFELLER family, but provide innovative the Center for Functional and Restorative ROCKEFELLER NEUROSCIENCE INSTITUTE: insight on neurological Neurosurgery. He then joined the faculty Ali Rezai, MD, BC, FAANS, executive treatment, as he works closely with WVU at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation in chair, vice president and associate dean Medicine to aggressively target health January 2000, and until joining the WVU of the Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute, disparities in West Virginia. Medicine team, served as associate dean was appointed the John D. Rockefeller IV of Neuroscience and the director and CEO Chair in Neuroscience at West Virginia Dr. Rezai’s work is recognized both of the Ohio State University Neurological University. nationally and internationally, as his brain- Institute. computer interface research for paralysis As a chair establishment often comes with treatment was published as front-page Senator Rockefeller continues to remain an emotional connection, U.S. Senator news in The New York Times, The Wall involved with the Institute, following both John D. “Jay” Rockefeller IV funded the Street Journal and the Financial Times. its founding and name change, and he endowed position after watching his expresses endless support of its mission to mother, Blanchette, deteriorate from Prior to his arrival, Dr. Rezai stated he was serve both the state and country. Alzheimer’s disease, from which she “enthusiastic to come to an organization passed away in 1992. with a big vision, an audacious goal, and

26 ALI REZAI, MD, AT HIS INVESTITURE CEREMONY 27 FAMILY AFFECTED BY COLORECTAL CANCER DONATES $175,000 TO ESTABLISH EARLY DETECTION PILOT PROGRAM CANCER INSTITUTE: The Cancer Institute at West Virginia that Bob has dedicated himself University works to provide the most outstanding care to to Barbara’s memory is his patients across the state of West Virginia and throughout the support of WVUCI’s research. Appalachian region, but as West Virginia has an uninsured rate The project focuses on early of six percent, treatment can sometimes be difficult for those detection of colorectal cancer seeking it. or precancerous polyps in underserved populations. Like Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of death in us, he recognizes that early West Virginia, and as a result of personal loss, one donor detection maximizes the chance understands the need for exceptional care and treatment. of cure and diagnosis as stage IV, the most advanced stage, seldom Bob Fish, who established the Barbara Northeimer Fish permits curative treatment. Memorial Cancer Fund, is supporting the WVU Cancer Through this program we will Institute with a gift of $175,000 in an effort to begin a pilot teach West Virginians about why program focusing on early detection of colorectal cancer and to do screening, the availability precancerous polyps. and ease of many screening options, and we will save lives. “Even though colon cancer is treatable if found early, it remains What a great legacy to celebrate ROBERT FISH the second leading cause of cancer deaths in West Virginia,” Barbara’s life as an educator and prevent others from having to said donor Robert Fish. “It is our hope this program will lead endure living with and ultimately dying from a disease we can to a significant and sustainable increase in early detection and cure through early detection. Many thanks to both Barbara and successful treatment among Bob and their family for this support.” uninsured West Virginians.” “What a great legacy to celebrate Barbara’s life as an educator and The program, scheduled to launch in 2018, will focus The fund was established in prevent others from having to on stool-DNA testing to detect cancerous cells and memory of Barbara Northeimer precancerous polyps, and those with positive test Fish, Bob’s wife who endure living with and ultimately results will be navigated to a follow-up diagnostic unfortunately passed away from dying from a disease we can cure colonoscopy, helping to address the need for free and colorectal cancer. through early detection.” low-cost screening programs across the state.

“Barbara and Bob Fish’s years together ended when she passed away from metastatic colorectal cancer,” said Richard Goldberg, MD, WVU Cancer Institute Director. “One way 28 ACCOMPLISHED SURGEON AND CHARLESTON ALUMNUS WHOSE MEDICAL EDUCATION WAS POSSIBLE BECAUSE OF SCHOLARSHIPS GIVES BACK CHARLESTON: Dr. William Dr. Kusminski, and others on Mountaineer “Bill” Zerick was raised by his staff at WVU/CAMC to this Medical mother and grandparents until day are the finest surgeons I Scholarship with he was five, his father leaving have met. But what changed a $25,000 gift, when he was a week old. No everything, was meeting Dr. capitalizing on one in his family had attended John Schmidt, a Charleston an opportunity to college, and only through neurosurgeon. Meeting John support medical scholarships and a myriad of and spending a month on his scholars based at jobs did college and medical service changed the course the Charleston school become possible. He of my life. Fortunately, I was campus. graduated with his medical too naïve to think I couldn’t degree in 1988. “I’m a become a neurosurgeon. I The Mountaineer physician because of Hawkeye owe everything to him, and I Medical Pierce, the protagonist from think about him every day.” Scholarship the 1970’s TV show, MASH. program matches He was smart, did the right After completing a donor funding with things, was irreverent, and neurosurgery residency at School of Medicine I identified with that,” said The Ohio State University, funding resulting DR. WILLIAM R. ZERICK, 1988 CHARLESTON DIVISION Zerick. and a fellowship at Barrow in scholarships of SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ALUMNUS Neurological Institute in $10,000 each year. may realize their own dream “Spending my third and Phoenix, Arizona, he is now of helping and serving others fourth year of medical school an accomplished surgeon “We are extremely grateful as the next generation of at the Charleston campus in Columbus, Ohio. He is for Dr. Zericks’s generous physicians,” Zerick added. in the 1980’s shaped my passionate about supporting support,” said Dr. John “I will forever be grateful for life enormously. The senior the place and the people that Linton, dean of the School of what I received there. It was surgery residents at that allowed him to get to where Medicine Charleston Campus. indeed a privilege I will always time, Dr. Chuck Lucente, he is. Zerick states, “I am “We are honored he chose to appreciate.” Dr. Pat Stewart, and Dr. Sam profoundly grateful for the demonstrate his passion for Newman, among others, kindness those people showed Charleston in this way and Third year WVU Charleston made it click for me that I me, and how it shaped my invest in the success of our medical student Luke Roberts wanted to be a surgeon. Dr. life.” medical students.” was named the inaugural Boland, then Chairman of William R. Zerick Mountaineer the Department of Surgery, Dr. Zerick established “I feel blessed to be able to Medical Scholar in academic as well as Dr. Ali Aburahma, the William R. Zerick, give back so current students year 2018-2019. 29 SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2018-2019

FRIEMAN/WILNER DENTISTRY CHARLESTON SCHOLARSHIP DIVISION Keith Hickman SCHOLARSHIPS DR. MOHSSEN AND MRS. KAREN GHALICHEBAF CLEFT LIP/PALATE MAIER FOUNDATION ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Allyn King Catherine Rainey

DR. BRITTAIN AND JUDITH MCJUNKIN GHAREEB DENTAL GROUP SCHOOL OF MOUNTAINEER MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP Priya Arumuganathan Breana Dieringer

ALFRED K. PFISTER, MD LEGACY JAMES A. GRIFFIN CHIEF ENDODONTIC SCHOLARSHIP RESIDENT SCHOLARSHIP Katherine White Travis Moore

DR. WILIAM R. ZERICK MOUNTAINEER JOHN W. HATCHER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR DENTISTRY Luke Roberts Makayla Gresham

SABE ISAAC AND ROSE MARY HOWARD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP DONOR DR. DAVID G. EDWARDS, LEFT, WITH THE Emilee Hrtyanski DENTISTRY RECIPIENT OF THE DR. DAVID G. EDWARDS DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP, WESLEY MCWATTERS. SCHOLARSHIPS DR. AND MRS. JAMES CAVENEY AND DR. DAVID G. EDWARDS SIMON P. HULLIHEN MEMORIAL AWARD DR. CAMILLO ALBERICO SCHOLARSHIP FAMILY DENTAL TABLE CLINIC DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP DoHeum Choi Joey Finelli RESEARCH AWARD Wesley McWatters DoHeum Choi HUNTINGTON DENTAL SOCIETY NORMAN H. AND NATHAN P. BAKER Katlyn Fullen DDS CLASS OF 1976 SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP Mecky Mohamed Chris Duplaga Charlene Rein Elivis Tanyi Kathleen Schessler Bethany King DR. PATRICK J. FARACE KANAWHA VALLEY DENTAL SOCIETY DR. CLARENCE C. AND MAXINE D. COTTRILL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP IN MEMORY GENERAL DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP Eric Hatten Kenan Hossino OF CHAMPE O. BUTLER SR. Katlyn Fullen Siera Hardy CLASS OF 1970 DR. S. PHILLIP FARLEY DR. CARL LEMLEY AND MARY EUGENIA DR. JOHN H. DEMPSEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP KENNEDY FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP ORTHODONTIC SCHOLARSHIP Joshua Thorne Olivia Mason Stephanie Becker Rachel Marino

21 30 DR. MATTHEW MATHIAS SCHOOL OF DR. NANCY BURTON WAITKUS DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP Jordon Dillon Emilee Hrtyanski

THOMAS P. MOORE DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP GERALDINE CORE WILLIS SCHOLARSHIP Brennan Wood Cassandra Liston

OTHMAN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP DENNIS “PJ” ZICKEFOOSE DDS Adam Secret MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Donovan Walter RALPH J. “BUCK” RUTLEDGE DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP DENTISTRY GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP Andrew Marra Mason Bishop Chris Duplaga COL. ELLIOT SHULMAN, DDS, MS Mary Edwards DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP Ellyn Harper Robert Point Christina Klug Sarah Michaels SKAFF FAMILY ENDOWMENT Alex Pancake Alex Pancake Angela Pelehac Elevis Tanyi BOYD A. SMOOT MEMORIAL Mark Yohe SCHOLARSHIP Elevis Tanyi

DR. FRANK STEVENS STUDENT DENTAL HYGIENE SCHOLARSHIP Braden Montgomery SCHOLARSHIPS THE FAMILY OF LISA SMITH ESTABLISHED A SCHOLARSHIP IN MEMORY OF SMITH’S ENTHUSIASM FOR DENTAL HYGIENE, EXCEPTIONAL INTELLECT AND COMPASSIONATE Alex Pancake MELISSA CARLSON ARMSTRONG MEMORIAL HEART. LISA’S BROTHER, REID SMITH (ABOVE) WITH 2018 RECIPIENT HANNAH VECCHIO. DENTAL HYGIENE SCHOLARSHIP JOHN L. AND HAZEL L. SUTTON Hannah Vecchio DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP Ellyn Harper LINDA S. EDWARDS, RDH, BS, MA DENTAL JUDITH GRUBB DENTAL HYGIENE MARY F. SANDERS MEMORIAL DENTIAL Mason Bishop HYGIENE SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP HYGIENE SCHOLARSHIP Mary Edwards Maranda Thompson Elizabeth Green Mei Xu Sarah Michaels Christina Klug MARGARET J. EPPERLY SCHOLARSHIP FOR ANN VARGO ROGERS SCHOLARSHIP LISA A. SMITH MEMORIAL AWARD Mark Yohe DENTAL HYGIENE Laykin Beardsley Hannah Vecchio Megan Longwell DR. DAVID C. SWANN CLASS OF 1980 SCHOLARSHIP Andrew Ruble

31 SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2018-2019

BECKLEY AREA FOUNDATION, INC. LOUIS CLASS OF 1968 MEMORIAL Rachel Martin MEDICINE CONTE, JOE MAZZELLA AND JOSEPHINE MEDICAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP Julia Martinez MAZZELLA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Julia Martinez Jonathan Mathes SCHOLARSHIPS Justin Conte Vincent Morrow CLASS OF 1978 MEMORIAL MEDICAL Mariah Mott CARL R. ADKINS MEMORIAL DR. F. L. BLAIR SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP Brandon Neeley MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Umer Rizwan Allyn King Richard Nolan Sean Parker Allen Rickards JOHN P. AND ELEANOR L. BRICK DR. AND MRS. JOHN COOKE MOUNTAINEER Conley Stout WILHELM AND MARGARET MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL SCHOLAR Luke Stover ALBRINK SCHOLARSHIP Hannah George Wesley Lemons Alexandra Van Horn Katherine Bergman Trey Vanek Julia Martinez ARNOLD J. BRODY SCHOLARSHIP GEORGE AND ETHEL CURRY Katherine White George Raineri Ashlee Seldomridge MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Jonathan Williamson Katherine Bergman Melissa Wolz WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY HEALTH DR. JUDITH BUFF MEMORIAL George Raineri SCIENCES 100TH ANNIVERSARY LOYALTY SCHOLARSHIP DEAN’S ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP PERMANENT ENDOWMENT FUND Emily Delaney DR. GEORGE P. DANIEL AND DR. ROSS P. Matthew Csonka Christopher Gates DANIEL MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP John Lindsay I.E. BUFF SCHOLARSHIP Matthew Csonka Kaitlin Lindsey ARBUCKLE FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Rachel Brown Shane Jafri Tiany Shirey Tyler Wanstreet Evan Vance DR. RAYMOND L. AND BILLIE KATHLEEN ROBERT M. D’ALESSANDRI Katherine White LAUREN M. ARMISTEAD, MD SCHOLARSHIP BROWN, JR. MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Brian Wiseman Rachel Brown Melissa Hernandez FLORAL F. DODSON SCHOLARSHIP Grant Robertson Zachery Greathouse SUSAN BLUE ARNOLD SCHOLARSHIP DR. AND MRS. HUGH CARR SCHOLARSHIP Brandon Glover Hayden Basinger DEAN’S ACCESS SCHOLARSHIP FRANK L. FRANKENBURGER SCHOLARSHIP Christine Kunkle Mira Dunham Max Agbayani Ana-Alicia Leonso Julia Gallo Allyn King Katherine Bergman Sara Reed Mitchell Lippy Luka Bugarski NEWMAN HOUGHTON DYER MD Jonathan Mathes Aric Clegg MEMORIAL MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP JAMES H. ASHWORTH SCHOLARSHIP Lauren Norris Justin Conte Patricia Moran Allyn King David Zekan Brooke Cottrill Ashton Cross CLARE AND PAMELA EDMAN MR. WALI AND DR. WENDY NEEL BACKDAYAN DRS. JERILL AND JEAN CAVENDER Sydney Downey MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP MOUNTAINEER MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Matthew Epperly Lyndsey Weatherly Vincent Morrow Joshua Rhudy Timothy Ferrebee Joshua Franklin ARTHUR AND JAMES GABRIEL DR. JACK AND MARY BATES DORIS AND ERWIN CHILLAG MEDICAL eegan uey MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP Ahmed Haque Kaitlin Lindsey Steven Abriola Zackery Asbury Matthew Koh Ana-Alicia Leonso ARTHUR AND MILLICENT GABRIEL JULIAN E. BAILES, MD SCHOLARSHIP Savannah Lusk MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Daniel Sprando Jessica Thayer

25 32 GANDEE-MASSEY SCHOLARSHIP DR. AND MRS. ROGER MCCAULEY Brandon Neeley MOUNTAINEER MEDICAL SCHOLAR Daniel Farrell ANNA AND JOSEPH GAYDOS AWARD Farha Khan VIRGINIA TONEY MCSURLEY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP DRS. GREGORY AND REBECCA Allyn King GIBBONS SCHOLARSHIP Tiany Shirey Allen Rickards MEDICAL SCHOOL ENDOWED FRANCIS AND CYNTHIA GOAD SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Steven Abriola David Adkins Roberto Tellez Tyler Groves JOSEPH AND MANZAR MOMEN HARRISON COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP FOR MEDICINE SCHOLARSHIP Matthew Csonka Ahmed Haque WILLIAM MOORE AND HENRIETTA MOORE THE HEALTH PLAN SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP FOR MEDICINE Brooke Bertus Reed Andrews Zachary Bonham Isabella Bushman DR. CLAY B. MARSH (LEFT), VICE PRESIDENT OF HEALTH SCIENCES AND EXECUTIVE DEAN DAVID Z. MORGAN MEDICAL Joseph Hare OF THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, WITH INAUGURAL DAVID B. AND NANCY S. MYERS MOUN- SCHOLARSHIP Kelly Simmons TAINEER MEDICAL SCHOLAR SKYLAR BRAGA (MIDDLE), AND DR. DAVID MYERS (RIGHT), Mariah Mott Alec Statler BENEFACTOR OF THE NEW SCHOLARSHIP DAVID Z. MORGAN STUDENT SCHOOL OF MEDICINE HERITAGE ASSISTANCE SCHOLARSHIP RASHIDA KHAKOO MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP WILLIAM EARL LEY SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Grant Robertson BY JOHN D. HOLLOWAY, MD Katherine White Melissa Wolz Adriana Garrison EDWIN J. AND NAOMI F. MORGAN MEDICAL DR. AND MRS. R.R. LOUFT RAYMOND A. AND BARBARA B. HINERMAN SCHOLARSHIP ALFRED KORNBLUT ENDOWED MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP Paige McCaleb MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Brandon Neeley Kristen Mastrantoni Cesarina Saldana Tiany Shirey RAYMOND F. AND SUE ANN MORGAN JOHN A.B. MD AND JEAN LOUISE MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP DAVID PAUL LEE, MD MARION AND MONONGALIA COUNTY HOLT SCHOLARSHIP Tyler Overholt MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP eegan uey Ana-Alicia Leonso Spencer Murdock MOUNTAINEER MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP DR. DAVID F. HOTT, MD SCHOLARSHIP Priya Arumuganathan JOHN L. LEWIS SCHOLARSHIP DR. AND MRS. MATHIAS MOUNTAINEER Gabriel Goudy David Adkins Tyler Buchanan MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Khaled Aldabek Emily Delaney Conner Lin TOM AND JANE JONES SCHOOL OF Reed Andrews MEDICINE SCHOLARSHIP ROBERTA LEWIS SCHOLARSHIP Katherine Bergman Tyler Overholt Tyler Groves Roosevelt Boh

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Skylar Braga DAVID B. AND NANCY S. MYERS DR. VICTOR SKAFF SCHOLARSHIP DR. C. CARL TULLY AND Tyler Calkins MOUNTAINEER MEDICAL SCHOLAR Nathan Mauck MARGARET TULLY SCHOLARSHIP Olivia Casas Diaz Skylar Braga Keva Green-Rose Sonia Chandi EDWARD AND NORMA JEAN Anthony Ciricillo OLD HEMLOCK SCHOLARSHIP SKRINER MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP FRANKLIN G. WADE AND JOYCE G. WADE Aric Clegg Tyler Groves Nathan Mauck SCHOOL OF MEDICINE SCHOLARSHIP FUND Felistia Crowder Arin Migaiolo erey Cannon Quinn Doyle RITA K. PAYNE SCHOLARSHIP Adriana Garrison Daniel Farrell Katherine White CLARK K. AND NELLIE SLEETH Bayan Razzaq Adriana Garrison MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Ahmad Haar MARGARET T. AND LARRY K. PICKERING Arin Migaiolo RUTH H. WARMAN SCHOLARSHIP Wesley Lemons MEDICINE SCHOLARSHIP Adriana Garrison Eric Libell John Lindsay WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF Mitchell Lippy MEDICINE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CLARK K. WEIR FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP Joseph Marshalek CHARLES E. REIER JR. MD SCHOLARSHIP SLEETH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Roosevelt Boh Jacob Mascaro Paige McCaleb Aric Clegg Kristen Mastrantoni Conley Stout DR. DAVID L. WHITE MEDICINE Nathan Mauck RANDALL W. REYER SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Paige McCaleb Paige McCaleb H. DALE SPONAUGLE MD SCHOLARSHIP Daniel Berrebi Kolin Meehan Brandon Glover Eric Bonar Arin Migaiolo TERRY AND FRANCES Sarah Peterson Hannah Minihan SEELINGER SCHOLARSHIP IMELDA DEEGAN STEVENSON Ashley Perdue Katherine Baker SCHOLARSHIP GERALDINE CORE WILLIS SCHOLARSHIP Michael Phillips Danielle DeCicco Janet Tuttle David Adkins Taylor Pollock Joshua Moore Jain Pranav AVIS D. STUART MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP WEST VIRGINIA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Joseph Ray MICHAEL AND JOHN SEVKA Joseph Watson ALLIANCE SCHOLARSHIP Joshua Rhudy MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Brandon Neeley Umer Rizwan Donald Brubaker JOHN AND HAZEL SUTTON Luke Roberts MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP WEST VIRGINIA UNITED HEALTH SYSTEM Grant Robertson JO ANN GOLDBAUGH SHAW, MD Hayden Basinger MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Shruthi Sreekumar MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Tyler Overholt Brooke Cottrill Margaret Starcher Felistia Crowder Roberto Tellez Andres Tabares Tyler Groves WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Rachel Tallman Brandon Neeley PEGGY PRESTON TIERNEY SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Jasmin Tharakan Raven Spencer Brooke Cottrill David Adkins Kolbi Tonkovich Matthew Csonka Max Agbayani Samjeris Victor RICHARD H. SIBLEY SURGICAL Matthew Epperly Gabrielle Beam Shanawar Waris SCHOLARSHIP Ahmed Haque erey Cannon Brian Wiseman Michael Niemann Shane Jafri Kelly Devlin Kaitlin Woods Benjamin Passerba Emily Ernest Natasha Yousaf KIMBERLY L. SKAFF AND PAUL A. Kathryn Robinson River Hames SKAFF II SCHOLARSHIP Colin Winkie Kristen Hardy Mira Dunham Mason Winkie erey Holmes Lauren Howdershelt Sundus Lateef 27 34 Justin Lee CONDRY NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Conner Lin Logan Miller Matthew Lokant Hannah Minihan CHARLES COTTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Joshua Moore Jessica Ray Vincent Morrow Brandon Neeley FAST-TRACK ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP Sean Parker Morgan Hornsby Joseph Ray Bayan Razzaq IMOGENE PEER FOSTER NURSING Alexander Ritter SCHOLARSHIP Laila Sakkal Hannah Parrish Kristie Sparks Joshua Zegeer HELENE FULD HEALTH TRUST NURSING SCHOLARSHIP ALBERT AND KATHY YOUNG FAMILY Makaila Brown FOUNDATION MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Craig DeVore Katherine Bergman Michaila Human Roberto Tellez MARTI-LOU GLOVER NURSING SCHOLARSHIP SCHOOL OF NURSING DEAN TARA HULSEY (LEFT) WITH INAUGURAL RECIPIENT OF THE Tori Veach JO ANN AND GARY NICHOLAS SCHOLARSHIP. MICAYLA DEWITT (MIDDLE), AND GARY NURSING NICHOLAS (RIGHT), SCHOLARSHIP BENEFACTOR SUZANNE WELLER GROSS SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS Madison Wheeler JENNY JONES MEMORIAL SUE ANN AND RAYMOND F. MORGAN NURSING SCHOLARSHIP NURSING SCHOLARSHIP ANIDO FAMILY NURSING SCHOLARSHIP AMY PRATT HARTMAN SCHOLARSHIP Marissa Nolder Devan Rodilosso Cory Sanchez Kaitlin Belcher THELMA BERNADINE KINNEY BARBARA ANN NEAL MARY H. ARBUCKLE NURSING SCHOLARSHIP THE HEALTH PLAN NURSING SCHOLARSHIP NURSING SCHOLARSHIP NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Ciara Stewart Tori Fryer Brianna Norris Deanna Cunningham Robert Grubbs Elizabetth Baker SHIRLEY BELL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Hannah Young MARAMBA FAMILY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Jacobi Cottrill FOR NURSING JO ANN AND GARY NICHOLAS SCHOLARSHIP HAZEL ANNE JOHNSON UNDERGRADUATE Hanna Plioch Micayla DeWitt THOMAS L. AND MARY M. BIERY NURSING SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Ian Avis NOLA MATTHEW NURSING SCHOLARSHIP OSTROW GRADUATE STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP Kelsey Dominici Allyson Barry Chelsi Greco Holly Tonelli

NATALIE AND WES BUSH GRADUATE NURSING HAZEL ANNE JOHNSON GRADUATE NURSING MCKINNEY-SHAW SCHOLARSHIP PANGER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Alan Lin Tyan Lester Joshua Coker Louisa Padilla ANNA MARY MILLER MEMORIAL MARGARET FAE PERRY PHYLLIS CHRISTINE GANDO CODY BRETT SAMUEL JONES SCHOLARSHIP NURSING SCHOLARSHIP UNDERGRADUATE NURSING SCHOLARSHIP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Amy Adams Mariah Ketter Ashley Capo DeAudra Daniels Olivia Yates HEATHER MILLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Sarah Shia 35 SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2018-2019

CATHERINE RELIHAN WEST VIRGINIA NURSES ASSOCIATION PATRICIA AND JIM CHASE PHARMACY ANTHONY S. AND MARY D. GUIDO FAMILY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Shannon Miller Kasey Bolyard Steven Douglas Mariah Dent Andrew Miller CHERYL TOOMBS RICHTER NURSING WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL NONA FAY AND C.M. HAMLETT SCHOLARSHIP EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP OF NURSING ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CLUTTER/RHOADES SCHOLARSHIP Courtney Babe George Lechalk SCHOLARSHIP Amanda Kyriakopoulos Sarah Kemerer Haley Shreve Calvin Parmiter JUNE N. SATTERFIELD FRESHMAN NURSING ROGER S. COLE PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP JAMES C. HOOD PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Emiley Bruner NURSING OPPORTUNITY SCHOLARSHIP Jenna Boram Dianne Techwei William Crumm Callie Small Rachel Trimmer Claire Frostick JOSEPH AND EDNA HUDACHEK Jordan Keener DRS. RICHARD AND JEWELL WUNDERLICH D. STEPHEN CRAWFORD PHARMACY FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Alexandra Earl GEARLEAN MARIE SLACK Katelyn Horrocks Charles Douglas MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ARTHUR I. AND LINDA M. JACKNOWITZ Glenn Taylor CVS CAREMARK CHARITABLE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP PHARMACY TRUST SCHOLARSHIPS Kara Ehrenberger BETTY MAREA SMITH SCHOLARSHIP Bryce Adams Bradley Gutta Brooke Miller SCHOLARSHIPS Callan Banks Asa Ricketts Rachel Cruickshank IDA W. SMITH MEMORIAL ANIDO FAMILY PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Emile Younes RALPH S. JOHNSON SCHOLARSHIP NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Mai Do Lindsay Orton Alaina Jones ANN DINARDI SCHOLARSHIP Olivia Rockwell NANCY TEEMAN ANIDO Rachael Rose SHELLEY POINDEXTER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP HAROLD M. JOHNSTON SCHOOL OF STORTZ SCHOLARSHIP Kristian Fuchs DON E. EAGLEHOUSE RPH PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Taylor Fordyce PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Ashley Dorsey Alison Haught BERNABEI INDEPENDENT Adison Beal Andrew Ward PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP BEULAH WEBB NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Casondra Camilletti EXLEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP STEVEN C. JUDY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Allison Harold Emily Elias Frank Oley Jr. Kayla Rose Madison Hill Corey Whetzel CYNTHIA WEGLEY AND DAVID FRUTH SCHOLARSHIP BARNETTE NURSING SCHOLARSHIP THOMAS L. AND MARY M. BIERY Adam Brenneman JUSTICE-LINDSTROM Kaitlin Earle SCHOLARSHIP Evan Turco COMPOUNDING AWARD Cecelia Jebbia Jenna Boram GERALDINE CORE WILLIS SCHOLARSHIP GALLAGHER PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Skylar McNeely HONORABLE LARRY BORDER Connor Digman LEADING CHANGE IN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP VALLEY HEALTH NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Amy Kennedy HERBERT GOTTLIEB MEMORIAL Courtney Burgazli Emilynn Corbin PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Matthew Whiteman TOM AND BEN CARSON Kayla Crabtree PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Riley Fisher DR. CARL J. MALANGA SCHOLARSHIP Zachary Nibert Zachary Bryner Kaitlyn Legg 29 36 JAMES A. MAURO FAMILY ROBERT AND STEPHANY RUFFOLO GEORGE A. AND LURANIA K. TOPAKAS THE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP OF PHARMACY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Karalee Flohr Madison Postlewaite Matthew Brooks SCHOLARSHIP Megan Deavers Jessica Wayne KLINE MCMANN FAMILY HARRY D. SCHIFF SCHOLARSHIP Tyler Flint PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Michael Keck Emily Hathaway WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF Ashley Robinson Christiana Hess PHARMACY ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHOOL OF PHARMACY CENTENNIAL CLASS Cecelia Jebbia Paul Cornelius ANGELO MONACO SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Daniel Lewis Emily Greig Kristine Hotlosz Tiany Cavallucci Eugenia Makricostas Hunter Highlander Daniel Mohoroski Krystal Hughes REBECCA SMITH MONTI MEMORIAL JAMES F. SMITH SCHOLARSHIP Emma Platt Katie Murto SCHOLARSHIP Maxwell DeNora Aaron Rarick Ashton Prusia Mikayla Wickline Madison Gongaware April Strahin Paige Stubna Clayton Irvine Mary Taylor OHIO-MARSHALL COUNTIES Stephen Lomax AUTUMN GRACE TRENT PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION Ryan Martin MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF SCHOLARSHIP Katherine Vecchio PHARMACY DEAN’S SCHOLARSHIP Aaron Hutchins JACK H. SMITH FAMILY PHARMACY Megan Blackburn SCHOLARSHIP IRVIN AND BENITA VANMETER PHARMACY Madelyn Harvey MARY ANN PAVLICK AND Lexi Kolar SCHOLARSHIP Joseph (Ben) Hill HELEN PAVLECH SCHOLARSHIP Emily Fox Caleb Jennings Abigail Barnett SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN PHARMACISTS Courtney Hartman Paige Kearns Miranda Cason ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP Amy Kennedy Lexi Kolar Allegra Browne Corey Ritter Andrew Lee ROMEO AND ELIZABETH M. REGA Connor Digman Ashley Martin MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FRANK W. VIGNEAULT Anastasia Robinson Slade McDowell GERALD L. SPROWLS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Carrie Clutter WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF THE RAY L. RIDGWAY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Megan Hardy (Leone) Emily Elias PHARMACY EXCELLENCE IN PHARMACY AND Emma Platt Jordan Jacobs Lindsay Mason BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIPS Lauren McCarthy Mark Sarlo RITE AID/JAMES K. HARMAN YVONNE STANLEY Haley Saville MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Emily White WHITTEN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Liberty Embacher Justin Greggi Dalton Rutter Thomas Wissman WALGREENS DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP/ TERRY TAYLOR AND ELLEN BURCHETT DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION EXCELLENCE ALBERT F. WOJCIK MEMORIAL EDWARD W. ROCKIS TAYLOR PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Kelsey Hinzman Seth Holler e Arthur Jordan Burnette Lucy Luo EDWARD A. TOOMPAS THE SIDNEY A. AND GWEN S. ROSENBLUTH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY ALUMNI AT THE TIME OF PUBLICATION, SCHOOL OF PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Shaina Trippett ASSOCIATION LOYALTY PERMANENT PUBLIC HEALTH AND HEALTH SCIECES DIVISION Jacky Chen ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP AWARD LISTS WERE UNAVAILABLE. Brooke Sanders Megan Deavers Douglas Wilson 37 HEALTH SCIENCES MEMBERS IRVIN STEWART SOCIETY NEW MEMBERS RECOGNIZED IN BOLD

Members of the Irvin Stewart Society have provided for the future of health sciences through gifts included in wills, life-income gifts, testamentary retirement account gifts, life insurance and real estate gifts. The Irvin Stewart Society was formed in 1992 to honor and recognize those WVU supporters who have included gifts in their estate plans.

Max D. Adams, PhD ’65 Nancy L. Brooks* SUSAN EWING DORSCH, MD ’68 John R. Hardesty, Jr. ’65 Mergie W. Adams William M. Brown Jr., DDS ’72 Dorothy J. Dotson ’66 Mary Anne Hardesty Victoria Adams Gianola ’78 Neil S. Bucklew, PhD* David G. Edwards, DDS ’69, ’73 David S. Harman ’56 Thelma W. Andy Judy Carrico Linda S. Edwards ’86 Dorothy D. Harman Jamberlyn Antoline Bill Carrico ’59 Mary Emerick ’54 Jim Bill Harvey ’88 Steve A. Antoline ’14 Jim Chamberlain ’69 Nancy H. Ferrari Sharon L. Harvey James G. Arbogast, MD ’76 Joni Chamberlain Norman D. Ferrari III, MD ’78, ’82 Dolores Hiehle Thomas Arkle III, DDS ’78, ’80 John T. Chambers, MD ’43 Anne Field ’70 J. Frederick Hiehle, MD ’56 William L. Atkinson Stephanie Chen, DDS David Funderburk, DDS* ’67, ’73, ’83 Dee Hill ’76 Rose M. Badzek-Stuck ’49 Ross L. Cline III, MD ’65, ’69 Rebecca Funderburk* Deborah McMechen Hock ’68 FRANK BAILEY, DDS ’75, ’76 Rebecca Fain Cochran ’85 Karen Ghalichebaf Jeffery Paul Hogg, MD ’83 Lee C. Bakalarski ’74 MARGARET RAESE COLLINS ’54 Mohssen Ghalichebaf, DDS Emily R. Morey-Holton, PhD ’58, ’61, ’64 James R. Barton, MD ’71 Jo Ann Condry James A. Gianola, JD ’82 Krista Hopkins, MD ’01 Nancy S. Barton, DDS ’71 Cheryl Cornwell, JD ’74, ’91, ’92 Jeffrey L. Gianola Charles W. Houghton, DDS ’75 Barbara C. Bean ’63, ’66 Creel Cornwell, PhD ’69 John A. Goodno Jr., MD ’53 Pat H. Houghton Ralph J. Bean Jr., JD ’63, ’66 Sandra L. Cotton, DNP ’84, ’12 Sara E. Goodno Don Hoylman Mary Ann Bell ’65 Hope K. Covey ART GREEN VIRGINIA HUNT Barbara Bollin ’73 Thomas H. Covey Jr., MD ’57 Dave Gruver and Family Elizabeth A. Hupp ’81, ’84 Kenneth W. Bollin Bob Craig, PhD Robert E. Haden, JD ’60, ’64 Debby Hutson Patricia B. Bright Marge Craig JERRY L. HAGGERTY ’73 Mac Hutson, DDS ’80 William T. Bright ’60 C. Richard Daniel Sr., MD ’52, ’54 ROBIN L. HAGGERTY Delores Curtis Johnson ’57 A. Paul Brooks Jr., MD* ’66 Paul D. A. Daugherty Jane Eastman Hall ’72 Paul Johnson

33 38 Carla M. Keene, DDS ’90 Neil P. Morandi, MD Thomas R. Poole, MD ’57, ’59 Greta W. Smith ’70 June H. Larrabee, PhD Mary Jane Morgan Beverly Nefflen Randolph ’67, ’74 James L. Snyder, MD ’58, ’59 Monique Leys, MD Brenda Mullin ’84 Kenneth V. Randolph Jr. ’71 Stephen Sterling Mabel R. Loflin Michael M. Mullin ’63 ROBERTA RAYMOND, PHD ’81, ’85 Ann H. Stevens Paul H. Loflin, DDS ANN B. MYERS Karen Reed ’80 John “Ted” Stevens, DDS Jo Ellen Louden ’74 DAVID R. MYERS, DDS ’65 Roger Reed ’80 James M. Stevenson II, MD ’70 M. Barry Louden, MD ’76 Elaine M. Nailler Lacy I. Rice Jr., JD Rebecca B. Stevenson Karen MacKay, MD Patrick Neal, MD ’81 Cheryl Toombs Richter ’70 Richard G. Stevenson, MD ’65, ’69 Charles S. Mahan ’60, ’74 Margaret Neal, MD ’81 Margaret R. Robison Cynthia M. Stuart Patricia J. Maramba, DNP ’95, ’98, ’09 WILLIAM A. NEAL, MD ’66 James M. Rogers II David E. Stuart, PhD Gary Marcus, MD ’70 Barbara Hyde Oakeson ’60 Patricia Raper Rogers John B. Sutton, DDS ’69 Karen J. Marcus Linda L. Oates Gwen Rosenbluth, EdD ’90 David B. Swartz, DDS ’78, ’82 Robert J. Marshall, MD Rumsey R. Oates ’76 Sidney Rosenbluth, PhD Rebecca D. Swartz William R. Marshall, DDS ’74, ’84 J. Vernon Odom, PhD Loring L. Ross, DDS ’75, ’78, ’81 Ernesto R. Tanguilig, MD E. Jane Martin, PhD ‘63 Janice Niehaus Olive ’74 Young Manning Ross Ruth Annon Taylor ’71 Diana J. Mason, PhD ‘70 Gail C. VanVoorhis ’98 Margery Boyd Samsel ’70 Jodie S. Trotter, PhD Betty Maxwell Cheryl Handley Ornick ’69, ’76 J. Ted Samsell, MD ’67, ’71 Margaret Ann Tully Patricia A. McCreary, MD ‘50, ‘52 David A. Ornick ’67 Melody Samsell Lindsay VanVoorhis ’76 Mildred L. McFarland* ‘39 Nelly T. Pangilinan Ryan Schmuck ’00 Gail L. Walter, DVM ’76 Patricia Fewell McGill ‘78 Ferrel Jo Pauletto, MD ’62, ’64 Jeanne K. Scobbo GEORGE S. WEAVER, JR. Francis X. McGreevy ‘66, ‘70 Annemarie Lorenzo Ronald R. Scobbo, MD ’71 SHIRLEY M. WEAVER Stephen McWhorter ‘63 Perlmutter, MD ’61, ’65 Lee W. Shaffer, MD ’48, ’50 Jill Welch ’81, ’83 CATHERINE H. MEDOVIC ‘80 Stephen Perlmutter, MD David L. Shaw ’86 Jack Welch, DDS ’80, ’85 MICHAEL D. MEDOVIC, DDS ’76, ’80 Julia Phalunas, EdD ’88, ’91 Jo Ann Goldbaugh Shaw, MD ’86 Stephen J. Wetmore, MD ’99 Thomas E. Menighan ‘74 Richard Phalunas, EdD ’78, ’88 DAVID E. SHEINKOPF, DDS ’72 Edward E. White, Jr., DDS ’76, ’81 Christine F. Meredith ’71 Larry K. Pickering, MD ’70 Richard H. Sibley, MD ’63, ’67 JACK S. YORTY, DDS ’72, ’76 Theresa R. Metcalf* ’59 Margaret J. Pickering ’66 Susan S. Sibley ROBIN L. YORTY ’06 Gayle Moore E. Phillips Polack, MD ’71 Arlene Silvers, PhD ’62, ’64 Faye Gianola Zinn ’66 Richard Moore ’54 Susan L. Polk, MD ’70 Norman P. Silvers, MD ’65, ’97 Anonymous (12) Mary Lou Moore Shaffer* Kay A. Poole Barbara J. Slaven 39 FISCAL YEAR 2018 OUR FOUNDATION PARTNERS SCHOOL / UNIT KEY D School of Dentistry CD Health Sciences Charleston Division EI WVU Eye Institute M School of Medicine ED Health Sciences Eastern Division H WVU Medicine (WVU Hospitals, Inc.) N School of Nursing HS HSC Inter-Professional Programs NI Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute P School of Pharmacy CI WVU Cancer Institute FH Rosenbaum Family House PH School of Public Health CH WVU Medicine Children’s

$1 MILLION OR MORE Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Craig M PH Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Olczak CH David G. Allen Trust and Estate CI M Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Darby CH CI Swanson M PH Dr. Pranav V. Patel D Steve and Jamie Antoline CH CI Mr. Robert B. Fish CI Mrs. Ann F. Swinehart EI Mr. Louie A. Paterno, Jr. M Dr. Susan Ewing Dorsch M Dr. Martin P. Gallagher and Mrs. Annette H. Tanner CI PH Project BEST CH Mr. Don L. Hoylman CI Dr. Charlotte A. Gallagher M Mr. and Mrs. George S. Weaver, Jr. CI Ms. Betty J. Puskar CI Ms. Susan N. Meyers CH M Gilead Sciences, Inc. CD M Dr. and Mrs. David and Ms. Mae C. Reeves EI Senator and Mrs. John D. The Greater Kanawha Valley Julia Whiston D Rite Aid Corporation CH Rockefeller IV NI Foundation D EI Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Ross II CI EI Siemens Corporation D Jerry and Robin Haggerty P $50,000 TO $99,999 The Ross Foundation EI The Stoy and Twalia Whipkey Fund Mr. and Mrs. Lawson W. Drs. Thomas Arkle III and Sen. and Mrs. Michael Ross CH of the Community Foundation Hamilton III CH CI EI Stephanie Chen D Ryan Family Foundation M for the Ohio Valley HS Jeanne G. and Lawson W. Hamilton, Mrs. Betty M. Bailey CI M PH Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Seita D Jr. Family Foundation CH CI EI Barbara B. Highland Charitable Spirit Halloween Stores CH $500,000 TO $999,999 Dean and Charlene Hartley CH CI PH Lead Trust M Jane V. Tetrick Trust CI Claude Worthington Hartley Law Group, PLLC CH CI PH Estate of Louis Allen Barker P James H. and Alice Teubert Benedum Foundation EI M PH The Health Plan CH CI M N Mr. Cory A. Beasley CH CI Charitable Trust EI Virginia Hunt M Pamela M. and John P. Larrick P Wirt C. and Mae S. Mr. James R. Toothman II CH CI Dr. Christine R. Kincaid M Estate of Gaynelle McKinney N Belcher Fund D M P Toothman Ford Sales, Inc. CH CI Dr. and Mrs. Myron F. Knell, Jr. M Sayde E. Melet Trust M Dr. and Mrs. John A. Burdette CD Dr. Jodie Trotter EI Mr. David L. Shaw and Dr. and Mrs. John J. Mikita M Mr. Arthur Gabriel M Mrs. Helen L. Walker CH M Dr. Jo Ann Shaw M P Mountain Loggers Cooperative Go Mart, Inc. CI Dr. and Mrs. Rome H. Walker M Walmart and Sam’s Club CH Association CH W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc. M James H. Walker Charitable Drs. William A. Neal and Mr. and Mrs. David P. Gruver CI FH Lead Annuity Trust M $100,000 TO $499,999 Martha D. Mullett CH CI FH M Harrison County Medical Society M WVU School of Dentistry Aerie Pharmaceuticals, Inc. M P Dr. and Mrs. Larry K. Pickering CH M Mr. John D. Heater CI Alumni Association D Alcon Foundation EI Dr. Roberta Raymond N Kohl’s Department Stores CH Dr. Edward E. White, Jr. D Dr. Vince and Mrs. Patty Anido M P Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Richards CI Helen Marie Lewis Medical Mr. and Mrs. James D. Bailey CI Dr. J. Philip Saul and Research Foundation M $25,000 TO $49,999 Dr. and Mrs. Frank R. Bailey D Mrs. Amy M. Davis CH M Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Lewis M Mr. and Mrs. John C. Allen CI EI M PH Cisco Systems, Inc. PH Estate of Annetta E. Shook CI Little General Store, Inc. CH CI Margaret Pickering Aquavia and The Hon. and Mrs. Frederick P. Speedway LLC CH Dr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Morgan M N Steven Robert Aquavia M Stamp, Jr. CI EI Dr. and Mrs. John B. Barnett CI M 35 40 Foundation Partners recognizes our extraordinary alumni and friends who provide private financial support by contributing $1,000 or more each year.

Michael Late Benedum Chapter Kanawha Valley Dental Society D $10,000 TO $24,999 Mr. Dustin Darby CI of the American Association Kentucky Children’s Hospital CH Ms. Susan H. Adkins M The Hon. Robin J. Davis PH of Professional Landmen CH Dr. Michael S. Kolodney and Patrick D. Alexander Mrs. Anuja Dedhia M Mr. and Mrs. James G. Bordas CH CI Dr. Joanna A. Kolodney CI M P Construction, LLC CH CI Dr. and Mrs. Lynn A. Dolan D Bordas & Bordas Attorneys CH CI Delegate Justin J. Marcum CI Mr. Patrick D. Alexander CH CI Dominion Energy Charitable Dr. Hugh Carr Trust M Mr. David L. McCormick, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. David B. Alvarez CI Foundation M Mr. Douglas M. Carter CH Ms. Lisa J. Wanstreet CH CI Dr. and Mrs. Roger W. Anderson M Miss Dorothy J. Dotson EI FH Child’s Play Charity CH Orpha J. McGarvey Trust M Estate of William C. Baber CI Mr. John W. Dudley CI Ms. Jo Ann Condry CI Medtronic CI M Dr. Wendy N. Bacdayan M Eat’n Park Hospitality Group CH Mr. and Mrs. Bob C. Will H. Melet Trust M Dr. Julie L. Balch Samora and Entegra Energy Solutions, LLC CI Contraguerro, Jr. CH CI Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller N Dr. Walter P. Samora M Epic Systems Corporation CI Dr. and Mrs. John E. Cooke, Jr. M Dr. David M. Morgan and Mitchell M. Benedict EQT Corporation CI M Credit Union For Kids Group CH Dr. Claudia Goodwin CH CI M Charitable Trust M PH Extra Life CH Dairy Queen CH Mylan, Inc. CH M P Biomerieux Vitek, Inc. P Fifth Generation, Inc. CH CI Dance Marathon CH Mr. Gary A. Nicholas N Dr. Byron Black D Dr. and Mrs. David W. Fleming M Delta Dental of West Virginia D Omega Commercial Interiors CH CI Blennerhassett Dental Society D Ms. Lisa M. Foster M Dr. David and Mrs. Linda Edwards D The Bernard Osher Foundation PH Ms. Mary Jo Brick CD M Friends of WVU Hospitals CH CI Energy Transportation LLC CH CI Plasma Igniter LLC M The Bright Foundation CI Mrs. Alice E. Frost CH CI M PH EOSports Hunting and Fishing Expo CI Stazie M. Rader Trust M Mr. and Mrs. William T. Bright CI Grant County Bank N Ms. Margaret J. Epperly D Dr. David A. Rosen CH Dr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Brown, Jr. M Gumby’s, LLC CH Dr. and Mrs. Emerson D. Estate of Joyce L. Simmons HS Mr. Theron Burch and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Farley, Jr. ED Southwestern Energy Corp. CH Mrs. Kimberly Burch CH Hardesty, Jr. CI P The Greenbrier CH CI Raymond Brooks Vanscoy Trust CI Charleston Area Medical Center James Harless Foundation, Inc. CD HS Dr. Hannah Hazard-Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Weser CH CI Foundation, Inc. M Health Access, Inc. CI EI Mr. Mark A. Jenkins CH CI M West Virginia Community Voices M Richard and Nancy Cavallaro FH Heather Miller Memorial Fund N Dr. Gwendolyn R. Hogan M W.G. Yates & Sons Construction CH Mr. Michael P. Clay P Henderson Tax Service, PLLC CI Dr. Tara M. Hulsey CH CI N Dr. and Mrs. Jack S. Yorty CI D Columbus Affiliate of The Susan G. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Hitchcock M Mr. and Mrs. James C. Inman, Jr. CH Dr. Stanley Zaslau M Komen Foundation CI IKM Incorporated CH International House of Pancakes CH Dr. William R. Zerick CD Mr. and Mrs. David D’Annunzio CI Jacqueline’s Fine Jewelry CH Governor and Mrs. James C. D’Annunzio Foundation, Inc. CI Dr. Thomas W. Jarrett D Justice, Jr. CH CI Mr. and Mrs. Vincent F. D’Annunzio CI Kisamore Enterprise, LLC CH 41 FISCAL YEAR 2018 OUR FOUNDATION PARTNERS SCHOOL / UNIT KEY D School of Dentistry CD Health Sciences Charleston Division EI WVU Eye Institute M School of Medicine ED Health Sciences Eastern Division H WVU Medicine (WVU Hospitals, Inc.) N School of Nursing HS HSC Inter-Professional Programs NI Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute P School of Pharmacy CI WVU Cancer Institute FH Rosenbaum Family House PH School of Public Health CH WVU Medicine Children’s

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Daniels Apparel Group, LLC CH Mr. Jedd Gyorko CH Dr. Emily C. Judy P Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Robert and Malene Davis CH CI N PH Dr. and Mrs. Darren W. Harrington D Dr. Lawrence J. Kalaskey III D Menighan CH P Mr. James E. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Harvey CI Dr. Elizabeth C. Kao D Ms. Andrea B. Miller P Mrs. Christine S. Davis CI Mr. Robin L. Hayhurst CI Kegler’s Sports Bar and Lounge CH CI Mr. Charles H. Miller CI Mr. David Dence H Mr. Ronald L. Hayhurst CI The MJ Kelley Foundation P Dr. and Mrs. Rocco A. Morabito CI M Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. DiPaolo CI M HealthNet Aeromedical Services CH M Dr. Kathleen A. Kelley P Mr. John A. Morgan M Dolan and Kalaskey HealthSouth Corporation CH M Dr. and Mrs. Kerry W. Kirsch D MVB Bank, Inc. CH H Orthodontists, LTD D Highland-Clarksburg Hospital, Inc. CI Margaret M. Kitt, MD, MPH PH Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Nesselroad CI Dr. Kenneth H. Dolan D Dr. and Mrs. Larry K. Hildebrand D Drs. Paul and Virginia Kleist CI Drs. Peter Ngan and Ms. Catherine B. Dunmire CI Ms. Deborah McMechen Hock D Kroger CH FH PH Elizabeth C. Kao D Easley and Rivers, Inc. CH Dr. Sally L. Hodder CI M Dr. Sobha Kurian CI Mr. Trevor D. Nicholas CH Drs. Michael B. Edmond and Dr. Jeffery P. Hogg M Dr. Mohannad Kusti PH Dr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Niemann D Laurie J. Lyckholm M Mr. Dana C. Holgorsen CH CI Dr. and Mrs. James C. Lanham D Dr. and Mrs. Babak D. The Education Alliance CI Mr. and Mrs. W. Jeffery Hostetler CH Dr. and Mrs. Derrick L. Latos CI Noorbakhsh CI D Equipment Transport, LLC CH George D. Hott Foundation M PH Mrs. Ruth M. Latos CI Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred G. Ogden CH CI Fairmont Federal Credit Union CH Dr. Chad P. Hubsher M Ms. Sharon E. Leech CI Mr. Robert Olejasz CI Farmers and Mechanics Mutual Mr. Larry A. Huggins CI Mr. Jonathan H. Lief and Oleksa Enterprises, Inc. CH CI H Insurance Co. of West Virginia CH Huntington National Bank of Mrs. Barbara D. Lief CH FH M Ollie’s Bargain Outlet CH Fred Clark Nursery CI West Virginia CH CI Dr. Charles E. Lohr M Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. O’Neil CH Friends Gift Shop CI Jackson Kelly, PLLC CH M Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lynch, Jr. CH HS Dr. Nola J. Palomino M Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gagnon EI Drs. Abnash C. and Prem L. Jain M Lynch Foundation, Inc. CH HS Drs. William P. and Dr. Gregory D. Gibbons and Dr. J.C. Lumber Company CI Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lynch, Sr. CH HS Karen O. Petros CI M P PH Rebecca G. Gibbons M Mr. David F. Jecklin and The Hodder Mahmoud Fund of the Piney Holdings Inc. CI Dr. Laura F. Gibson and Dr. Kari E. Sand-Jecklin FH N Princeton Area Foundation CI Dr. Dana C. Point M Mr. Gregory A. Gibson CI Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Jefferis CH M March-Westin Company, Inc. CH CI Dr. Kenneth O. Price M Dr. Lewis D. Gilbert CI D Dr. Jeremiah L. Jeffers CH Dr. and Mrs. Clay B. Marsh CH CI M Mr. Saul J. Radman CH CI Glenmark Holding Limited Ms. Joyce P. Jefferson CI Mr. Phil Mauser CH CI Mr. and Mrs. David A. Raese CH CI FH Liability Company CI J Flow Entertainment, LLC CH Jeffrey S. McCoy and Susan Mr. and Mrs. John R. Raese CH FH Mr. Ralph P. Glover, Jr. CH N Mr. Wilbur S. Jones, Jr. CI Fowler Goodwin, DDS, Inc. D Residence Hall Association CH Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Goldberg CI Joyce’s Fine Jewelry CH CI Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. McNamara CI Reynolds Memorial Hospital, Inc. CH Greer Industries, Inc. CH FH Mr. Darin C. Judy P MedExpress Urgent Care CH CI Dr. and Mrs. Larry A. Rhodes CH M 43 FISCAL YEAR 2018 OUR FOUNDATION PARTNERS SCHOOL / UNIT KEY D School of Dentistry CD Health Sciences Charleston Division EI WVU Eye Institute M School of Medicine ED Health Sciences Eastern Division H WVU Medicine (WVU Hospitals, Inc.) N School of Nursing HS HSC Inter-Professional Programs NI Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute P School of Pharmacy CI WVU Cancer Institute FH Rosenbaum Family House PH School of Public Health CH WVU Medicine Children’s

$5,000 TO $9,999 CONTINUED University Motors CH A Plus Chiropractic Dr. Joseph P. Cincinnati CH CI Ms. Mary Riccobene CI Vecellio Family Foundation, Inc. D Management, Inc. CH City National Bank of West Virginia CH Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Richardson D Mr. Christopher S. Vecellio D Associated Properties Holding, Inc. M CJL Engineering CH Mr. and Mrs. John N. Rinker M Mrs. Kathryn C. Vecellio D Auxiliary City Hospital, Inc. CH Mr. Fred D. Clark CI ROCKWOOL CH Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Vecellio, Jr. D Dr. and Mrs. Gene V. Ball M Clear Mountain Bank CH CI Dr. Jaclyn J. and Mr. Michael A. Vecellio D Eugenie and Kerry Barnhart CH CI FH Mr. Jack D. and Mrs. Janet W. Cline P Mr. Johnnie H. Rominger CI Walgreens P BB&T CH CNB Bank CH Drs. Sidney A. and Drs. Thomas F. and Beechwood Coal, LLC CI FH Mr. Joseph D. Coakley and Gwen Rosenbluth P PH Nicolette C. Walsh M Dr. Laura L. Berns and Mrs. Rebecca B. Coakley EI Scion Dental D Mr. William F. Weiss, Jr. PH Dr. Kenneth I. Berns HS Dr. Alan R. Cohen P Mr. Charles H. Sell P Mrs. Beverly K. Weltz CH Dr. and Mrs. Sanjay Bhatia M Mr. H. Rodgin Cohen P Seven Springs Mountain Resort CH Wesbanco Bank, Inc. CH M Big Shots, Inc. CI Mrs. Elaine Cole P Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. Shearer III CH CI Dr. and Mrs. Chad L. Westfall D Mr. Brian Blankenship and Ms. The Interim Healthcare Fund of Sinclair Dental Clinic D District 5 of the West Virginia Michele Marrara Blankenship CH The Columbus Foundation FH Sippel Company, Inc. CH Nurses Association, Inc. H Dr. and Mrs. David C. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Cornett CH Skygen USA D West Virginia University Student Borgstrom CH M Dr. Lisa M. Costello CH CI M SLS Land and Energy Development CI Occupational Therapy Association M Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Boyle II CH CSL Behring, LLC M Dr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Speaker PH Dr. Ronald and Judith Wilkinson M PH Mr. and Mrs. William G. Boyle CI CVS Corporation P Stick, LLC CH Drs. Christine H. and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Boyles CH Mr. and Mrs. James W. Dailey II CH CI Dr. Judith Gold Stitzel M Douglas C. Wolf M Mr. Karl J. Bramer and Danny’s Donations CH Stone Well Service CH Youth Services System, Inc. CH Dr. Michelle A. Bramer CH Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Stover M Mr. Peter S. Zulia and Mrs. Marsha S. Brand M PH Davisson CH CI FH M Dr. John B. Sutton D Mrs. Linda B. Zulia CI Brayman Construction Corporation CH Delta Sigma Delta Chi Chi Chapter D Dr. Lydotta M. Taylor and Mr. Larry D. Brown CI Dick’s Automotive Paint and Mr. Larry D. Taylor CI $2,500 TO $4,999 Buckhannon Upshur Middle School CH Supply, Inc. CI Team for West Virginia Children HS Mr. Jeffrey L. Adams CI Buildview, LLC CH Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP CH Mr. H. Wood Thrasher CH CI Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Adams CI Mr. and Mrs. Johnny K. Cagigas CI Diocese of Wheeling - Charleston CH The Thrasher Group CH CI Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Adrian CH CCF Legacy, Inc. CI Mr. and Mrs. Douglass L. T2 Rentals CI Mr. and Mrs. James R. Alsop CH CI Center For Orthopedic Dippert CI EI Triple H Enterprises CH American Association of Excellence, PLLC CH D-M Products, Inc. CH United Way of Monongalia and Endodontists D Dr. Judie F. Charlton and Mrs. Darlene A. Dunn CI FH Preston Counties, Inc. CH FH Mr. Bruce P. Andrews CH CI EI M 35 44 Foundation Partners recognizes our extraordinary alumni and friends who provide private financial support by contributing $1,000 or more each year.

Dr. Brett E. Eckley D Heritage Environmental Khoury Surgical Group, Inc. CH Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery A. Ellis CH Services, LLC CH Dr. Dana E. King M McMillan CH CI Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Dana Hibbs Foundation CH Kerry W. Kirsch, DDS, MS, PC D Dr. and Mrs. William C. Mercer CH M Esbenshade III CH CI Mr. and Mrs. Owen Higgins II CH Mr. Josh Kitchner CI Metro Property Managment CH ESS Transportation, Inc. CH Highmark Blue Cross Blue Dr. Eric W. Klein M Middletown Animal Clinic HS Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Farmer CI Shield West Virginia CH CI KLX Energy Services CH Mid State Chevrolet Buick CI Dr. and Mrs. Norman D. Dr. Jean D. Holter M Knotty Knotes of Berlin Drs. Geoffry Bradford and Ferrari III CH M Coach Bob Huggins and Lutheran Church FH Kathryn S. Moffett-Bradford CH EI Five Star Holdings, LLC CI Mrs. June A. Huggins CI Mr. Brandon L. Koehler CH Drs. Moe and Jennifer Momen D PH Flaherty, Sensabaugh and Dr. Thomas C. Hulsey CH CI N Mr. Terry W. Kramer CI Monongahela Valley Dental Society D Bonasso, PLLC CH Mrs. Jessica Humble CH Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Kruzel HS Mr. John F. Monto CI Dr. and Mrs. Rick A. Fornelli M Dr. Emma C. Hunter D Dr. and Mrs. John K. Kuyk D Dr. Charles A. Moore and Dr. Troy D. Foster CH CI IBEW Local Union 596 CH Mr. and Mrs. G. Andrew Lang CI Ms. Rebecca Coakley EI M Ms. Alice Frazier CH Interim Health Care FH Mr. Seth Lanhardt CI Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Morehead M Friends of Bridgeport Football, Inc. CH Iron Workers Local Union 549 CH FH Larson Design Group, Inc. CH Morgantown High School CH Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Frye CH M Dr. Arthur and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laskody, Jr. CI Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Moss CI Ms. Marianne E. Gandee M Mrs. Linda Jacknowitz FH P PH Levation, LLC CI Mountaineer Maniacs CI Ms. Tracy Gaughan CI Mr. Kenneth Jackson and Lighthouse Electric Company, Inc. CH Mountaineer Contractors, Inc. CI General Mills CH Mrs. Diane Lewis-Jackson CH CI Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lilly CI Mrs. Sharon M. Murray PH Glycol Technologies CH Jan-Care Ambulance of North Lions Charities of Wheeling CH Nexgen Industrial Services Inc CH Dr. and Mrs. Philip M. Golden D Central West Virginia, Inc. CI M Lions International Council of Dr. and Mrs. John Nguyen CH EI M Dr. Terry and Mrs. Jennifer Gramlich M Johnson Matthey CH Governors CH Nico Spalon, LLC CH Dr. Philip J. Granchi HS Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Justice, Jr. CI Lung Cancer Alliance CI Novo Nordisk, Inc. M Greenbrier Automotive CI Kappa Kappa Gamma CI Mrs. Maggie H. Magerko CH Mr. and Mrs. George J. Greene County United Way CH The Hon. Irene M. Keeley and Main Street Bank CH Omiros CH CI FH M Dr. Robert A. Gustafson and Mr. John P. Keeley CI EI M Dr. Patricia J. Maramba M N Order of the Eastern Star Grand Mrs. Kelly S. Gustafson CI FH M N Keystone Mountain Lakes Regional MBM Contracting, Inc. CH Chapter of West Virginia M Mr. and Ms. Gerald W. Hamerski CI Council of Carpenters CH Mr. and Mrs. William H. Pan American Group CH Margaret Hardy Trust CH Drs. Rajai and Nahla Khoury CH McCartney, Jr. CI Mr. Frederick K. Parsons CH CI HealthSouth Mountainview Dr. Nahla Khoury and McKamish, Inc. CH Pfizer, Inc. CI M Regional Rehabilitation Hospital M Dr. Rajai Khoury CH 45 FISCAL YEAR 2018 OUR FOUNDATION PARTNERS SCHOOL / UNIT KEY D School of Dentistry CD Health Sciences Charleston Division EI WVU Eye Institute M School of Medicine ED Health Sciences Eastern Division H WVU Medicine (WVU Hospitals, Inc.) N School of Nursing HS HSC Inter-Professional Programs NI Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute P School of Pharmacy CI WVU Cancer Institute FH Rosenbaum Family House PH School of Public Health CH WVU Medicine Children’s

$2,500 TO $4,999 CONTINUED Ms. Sarah A. Smith CI Unlimited Support, LLC CH Absolute Noise Control, LLC CH Drs. R.W. and Julia W. Solomon Homes, Inc. CH CI USI Insurance Services, LLC CH Ace American Insurance Company CH Phalunas CI EI HS Spa Roma CH U.S. Well Services, LLC CH Mr. Thomas Aguirre CI Ms. Patricia A. Piercy CH Mr. Dale Sparks CH CI Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Vaglienti CI Dr. and Mrs. Camillo A. Alberico D Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. All-Pro Photography by Mr. Eric G. Vernon CH CI Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Alberico M Pill, Esq. CH CI Dale Sparks, LLC CH CI Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc. CD Dr. Frederick M. Alcantara and Pill & Pill, PLLC CH Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC CH CI Vintner Reserve, LLC CH Dr. Kelley M. Gannon CH M PNC Bank CH Mr. Ryan J. Stansbury CH CI Dr. and Mrs. Mark T. Voellinger CH M Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Drs. Mark J. and Dr. and Mrs. John G. Stansbury CI M Dr. and Mrs. John A. Wade, Jr. M Alderman CH M P Judith D. Polak CH FH M N Starport, LLC CH Mr. Mark D. Waitkus D Ms. Sheila Aldsworth CI Dr. Charles D. Ponte M P State Farm Companies Foundation N Mr. and Mrs. James A. Walls CI Alex and Ani CH Preston Contractors, Inc. CH Steptoe & Johnson, PLLC CH Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Allegany Garrett County Mr. Ryan Propst CI Dr. James M. Stevenson II CI M Wamsley CH CI FH Dental Society D Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Propst CI Ms. Nancy T. Stout M Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Warren M Allegany Radio Corporation CH Mr. and Mrs. William J. Pulice II CI Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Subrick CI Washita Valley Enterprises, Inc. CH Mr. and Mrs. Denver E. Dr. and Mrs. Hassan H. Ramadan M Subway Development of Mr. and Mrs. Royce J. Watts CI M Allen, Jr. CI CH FH Re/Max, LLC CH West Virginia CI Wells Fargo Foundation CH Allied Health Services, Inc. CI Mr. Andrew N. Richardson CI Dr. Lorena M. Surber D West Penn Energy Services, LLC CH Allied Horizontal Wireline CH Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Roach CH CI Mr. Charles Sutton CI WV Kids Cancer Crusaders M Alpha Associates, Inc. CI CH Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Robinson CI Miss Juliet A. Terry CH CI West Virginia Junior College CH Altria Group, Inc. CI Robinson Enterprises CI Dr. Staci J. Thomas and West Virginia Lion Sight American Academy of Gold Mr. Jason Robinson CH Mr. David M. Thomas CH CI Conservation Foundation EI Foil Operators D Dr. William T. Rogus and Mr. and Mrs. L. Newton West Virginia University American Electric Power CH Dr. Karry E. Rogus D Thomas, Jr. M Men’s Basketball CH Anissa Monseau Sanders Orthodontics D N Total Sports Enterprises, LLC CI Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Anderson, DDS, MS D Dr. and Mrs. David A. Sanders D N Tri-State Roofing and Sheet Metal Wright, Jr. CH CI M Dr. and Mrs. Hugo J. Andreini, Jr. M Dr. Gregory P. Schaefer and Company CH ZIP-O, LLC CH CI Mrs. Laura Andreini M Mrs. Elizabeth Schaefer CH Tunnel Ridge, LLC CH Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Andrews CH Ms. Rosana Schafer M United Capital Financial Advisors CH $1,000 TO $2,499 Apex Endodontics D Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Shaw CI United Mine Workers of A-1 Babbitt Company CI Appalachian Power Company CH Dr. and Mrs. Lance L. Shears D America Local 1473 CH Aaron Davies Memorial Golf Outing CI Dr. and Mrs. Steven A. Artz CD Dr. Atul Singh CD United Networks of America CH Abbvie, Inc. CD 35 46 Foundation Partners recognizes our extraordinary alumni and friends who provide private financial support by contributing $1,000 or more each year.

Ashebrooke Liquor Outlet, LLC CH Mr. and Mrs. David A. Biafora CI H Dr. Mary L. Cannon and The Coca-Cola Company CH Mrs. Peggy J. Ashworth M Mrs. Alison J. Bibbee Smith and Mr. Carl H. Cannon CH Dr. Matthew T. Comiskey D AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, LP CI P Mr. Quintie Smith CI Dr. Grant B. Cannon D Mr. Carmen E. Congelio and Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Atkins HS Dr. and Mr. Troy D. Biery P The Hon. W. Gaston Caperton III CI Mrs. Paula R. Congelio CI M Austin Hose CH Bikers Helping Bikers Fund CH CAS Structural Engineering, Inc. D Catherine Erwin Connor, DDS D Dr. Vinay Badhwar CH BioRx, LLC M Mr. Patrick S. Casey CH Mr. and Mrs. Joshua J. Contraguerro CH Dr. and Mrs. Gary A. Bailey M Dr. Anthony T. Borgia D Casey and Chapman, PLLC CH Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Dr. Kevin H. Bailey D Mr. Paul Bortz CH Mrs. Rosine Cassidy CI Contraguerro CH Mrs. Irma M. Bailey M Mr. Mark G. Boucot CI Bruce L. Cassis, DDS D Miss JoAnne Cook PH Mr. E. Warren Baker and Dr. and Mrs. Everett W. Bowling D Kay Casto and Chaney, PLLC CH Dr. and Mrs. William F. Coppula CH M Ms. Ann L. Hoover CI Dr. and Mrs. Leo R. Brancazio CH Dr. and Mrs. James W. Caudill CD EI Mr. and Mrs. John E. Corkrean P Mr. Craig Baker CH Maj. Brian D. Brattlof M Dr. and Mrs. James J. Caveney CH D Dr. Jamey L. Cost and Ms. Amanda J. Baltierra CH N Briarwood Dental Center D Mr. and Mrs. Mike Chancey CI Mr. Jason Cost M Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Banks CI Dr. and Mrs. John F. Brick M Chapman Corporation CH Cottrills Pharmacy, Inc. M Dr. Christine A. Banvard-Fox CH BrickStreet Center for Innovation Ms. Sandra M. Chapman CH Rick Coulson Equipment, LLC CI Mr. Lawrence D. Barlow P and Entrepreneurship HS Dr. Angela D. Cherry M Mr. and Mrs. Lynn L. Coup CH Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Barnette CI Dr. Craig Bridgeman, DMD D Chicken of Summersville, Inc. CI Dr. Michael D. Craig CI M Ms. Ann Baronner CH Mr. Ashford Broadwater III CI Mrs. Sherry R. Chico CH Cramer Security and Investigations CI Dr. Julie A. Barrick M Dr. Richard C. Brooks D M Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Chico III CH Mr. and Mrs. William Crichton V CI Basic Energy Service CH Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Brown CI The Children’s Institute of Crichton and Crichton CI Dr. John J. Battaglino, Jr. M Dr. Patrick A. Brown and Pittsburgh M Dr. Gavin L. Criser D Bavarian Inn, Inc. CH Dr. Janna E. Brown CI Chuck’s Furniture CH Dr. and Mrs. Ross L. Crist D Dr. Rohit Bawa M Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown M Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Clarke CH Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Crout D Beach House Entertainment, Inc. CI Mr. and Mrs. G. David Brumfield NI Dr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Clarke M Crout and O’Dell Orthodontics D Dr. and Mrs. Darrell C. Belcher M Buckhannon Moose Lodge FH Mr. James B. Clarkson and Mr. and Mrs. Terry F. Croyle CI Belmont Savings Bank CH FH Dr. Ryan W. Burleson D Dr. Cynthia S. Clarkson M Ms. Kristine L. Crutch FH Dr. George R. Beneke M Mr. and Mrs. Justin E. Classic Furniture CH Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Dr. and Mrs. Saul R. Berg M PH Byers, Esq. CI CH Mr. Charles C. Cluss CI CH Cunningham CH Berkeley County Schools CH Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Byrd, Esq. CI Ms. Jennifer L. Clutter P Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Cypher CI Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bernabei P Dr. and Mrs. Edward C. Caldwell CH Mr. and Mrs. L. Randall Cober CH Mrs. Sandra L. Cypher CI Bharti, MD, PLLC CH Dr. David P. Calfee CD M Mrs. Rebecca F. Cochran CD Dr. and Mrs. C. Richard Daniel, Sr. M 47 FISCAL YEAR 2018 OUR FOUNDATION PARTNERS SCHOOL / UNIT KEY D School of Dentistry CD Health Sciences Charleston Division EI WVU Eye Institute M School of Medicine ED Health Sciences Eastern Division H WVU Medicine (WVU Hospitals, Inc.) N School of Nursing HS HSC Inter-Professional Programs NI Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute P School of Pharmacy CI WVU Cancer Institute FH Rosenbaum Family House PH School of Public Health CH WVU Medicine Children’s

$1,000 TO $2,499 CONTINUED Downing Wellhead CH First West Virginia Bancorp, Inc. CH Ghareeb and Ghareeb, DDS, PC D Dr. and Mrs. C. Richard Daniel, Jr. M DTC, Inc. CI First United Bank and Trust CH H Dr. Sami M. Ghareeb D Mr. and Mrs. David D. Daniels CH M Dudley Land CH FirstEnergy Foundation CH H Mitri A. Ghareeb, DDS, PC and Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Dunkin’ Donuts of Morgantown CH Mrs. Estaline Fleming CI Ghareeb Dental Group D D’Annunzio CI Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dunn CI CH Lora B. Ford, DDS, MS, PLLC D Ghareeb and Scarberry, DDS, PC D Dan Ryan Builders Mr. Frank Ebert CI Ms. Sheridan L. Fortney CI Ghareeb DDS, PC D Charitable Foundation CI CH Mr. Eric Edwards CI Forum Energy Technologies CH Mr. and Mrs. John B. Gianola CI Mr. and Ms. Brian Davidson CI Elite Gasfield Services CH Foster Fine Art Portraits CH Giant Eagle, Inc. CH Dr. Byron A. Davis D Dr. Warren S. Eller M Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Foster P Mr. Roger A. Gidley and Davis Health System Foundation CI Mr. and Mrs. John R. Elliott CI Four Horsemen Comics and Mrs. Janette G. Gidley CI CH Mr. William M. Davis CI EM Media CH Gaming, LLC CH Dr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Gill P PH Dr. Ruby N. De La Mata PH Drs. Sanford E. and Gwen Emery CI M Mr. Marc R. Fox CH Mr. Richard D. Glover and Dr. Joseph P. De Santis N Enrout Properties, LLC CI Mr. Stephen Fragale and Dr. Jill A. Glover D Dr. and Mrs. David M. Deci M Envoy Benefits Solutions CH Dr. Amanda S. Fragale D Dr. Lori Gochenour D Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. DeCosta CH Mr. Michael T. Escue and Mr. Scott Francis Eye Center, LLC EI M Miss Adrienne E. Goff CI Ms. Pamela C. Deem CH Wimbush CI CH H FH NI M PH Dr. Francis Fraser M Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Goins CD M Dr. Timothy R. Deer M Explained, LLC HS Mr. James W. Fredlock FH P The Arnold P. Gold Foundation CD N Dr. Connie M. DeLa’O CH M Express Employment Professionals CH Dr. Frank R. Freistak D Mr. Gerry H. Goldsholle M Del Rick Corporation CH Dr. George H. Faber M Fresh Hospitality - Crossings Mr. Edward D. Gompers CH Delta Care Rx P Mr. Michael G. Fahey CH Marketplace, LLC FH Edward D. Gompers and Co. CH Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Denning D Fahey-Leavitt Insurance Agency CH Dr. Mathis P. Frick M Drs. Pablo and Olgalucia Gonzalez PH Dr. David A. Denning M Fahrney Keedy Home and Village CH Dr. Beth A. Fullmer P Mr. Daniel E. Gooding and Mr. James Derosa M Fairmont Veterinary Hospital CI Atty. and Mrs. Brian D. Gallagher CH Dr. Kellie M. Gooding CI M Dr. Kimberly A. Dettori, DDS D Fargo-Jones Insurance Agency CH Mr. Thomas Garafalo CI Mr. William Goodman FH Dr. Khushi A. Dhaliwal M Dr. Andrea K. Faulkner and Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Bernard O. Garrett, Jr. CI Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gottlieb P Dr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Dietz CH M William R. Fugate M Mr. James L. Gatian CI Dr. Daniel J. Grabo, Jr. M Dr. Daniel E. Dillon D Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Feldmeier, Jr. CI Dr. E. Gordon Gee CH Grace Medical LLC/White Dr. Stefan A. Dobranski M Ryan Ferns Healthplex CH Dr. and Mrs. Michael P. George D Medical LLC M Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dotson CI Mrs. Helen Ferrari M George Dental Associates D Dr. and Mrs. James A. Graham II P Dr. Justin W. Douglas M Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ferry CI ED Ashley and Timothy Gerken CH Greenbrier Valley Urology Mr. and Mrs. Brandon J. Downey CI CH First Exchange Bank CI Dr. and Mrs. Steven A. Ghareeb D Associates, Inc. CI 35 48 Foundation Partners recognizes our extraordinary alumni and friends who provide private financial support by contributing $1,000 or more each year.

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Greer M Ms. January Helbig CH Dr. and Mrs. Hammond M. Mr. Kevin R. Johnston CI Mr. Patrick L. Gregg and Dr. Bryan P. Hendren M Hutson CI D Mr. Thomas Jones CH Mrs. Alyssa G. Gregg FH Mr. David K. Hendrickson CI FH Dr. and Mrs. William R. Hutson CD M Thomas W. Jones Nationwide The Gregory Company, Inc. CI Hendrickson and Long CI Hybrid Tool Solutions CH Insurance CH Mr. Eric J. Gresak CI Dr. Michelle L. P. Hess CH IMG College, LLC CI Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Jones CH Dr. Carl R. Grey HS Dr. William L. Higgins M Incident Tracker CH Mr. Robert Q. Jones CI Dr. and Mrs. James P. Griffith CD Mr. and Mrs. David D. Hill CI Mr. and Mrs. E. Keith Inskeep FH M Mr. Zachary T. Jones CI Growing Seasons Landscapes CH Dr. and Mrs. John S. Hill M Integra Lifesciences Corporation M Joseph and Deborah Jones FH Dr. Barbara J. Gutman PH Chaplin Hill, LLC CI International Association of Dr. Bruce Jones M Dr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Halbritter HS Mrs. Linda E. Hill M Fire Fighters CI Mr. Michael E. Jones CH Dr. and Mrs. Jason J. Hales D Dr. Timothy M. Hoffman M Iron City Workplace Services CH Mr. C. Matthew Jones CI Halliburton CH Mr. and Mrs. Scott Holt CH Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Isaac CI Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Jordon CI Dr. Jennifer A. Hamilton D Dr. Emily R. Morey-Holton M Dr. and Mrs. C. Russell Jackson D P Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Juskowich CI Ms. Barbara Hamilton CI Mr. James R. Hood II P Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. James CH Ms. Paulette S. Justice P Mr. Jon K. Hammock CH Hood’s Pharmacy P JayDee’s Family Fun Center, LLC CH Mr. John L. Kalkreuth CH Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Hammond CI Horizon Foundation P Jefferson Distributing Company CH Kalkreuth Roofing and Sheet Metal CH Dr. and Mrs. Michael B. Harmon CD M Howard Hanna CI CH FH Jefferson Memorial Hospital CH Mr. Iftekhar D. Kalsekar P Mrs. Jennifer Harman CD M Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Z. Howard D Jefferson Security Bank CH Dr. Stanley J. Kandzari, Jr. M N Douglass and Leslie Harrison CI Ms. Lan Hu PH Jefferson Utilities, Inc. CH Mr. Daniel R. Kanell M Harrison County Chapter of the West Dr. and Mrs. David F. Hubbard CI M Dr. Patricia A. Jens M Drs. Kenneth S. and Virginia Credit Union League CH Mrs. Mary L. Hudnall M Jerry’s CI Virginia B. Karb M N Dr. and Mrs. Gary R. Hartwell D Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Huffman CI Charlie Jett Memorial Mr. Craig M. Kay, Esq. CH Mrs. Nancy L. Hartwell D Hughes-Primeau Controls, Inc. CH Softball Tournament M Mrs. Katheryn L. Kay CH Mr. and Mrs. Elliott W. Harvit CI Joe Hunt and Associates, Inc. CH Estate of Hazel and Franklin Jividen HS Mrs. Sunita G. Kellermeyer and Mrs. Pamela M. Harvit CI Dr. Kent C. Hunter P Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joanou CH Dr. Brian M. Kellermeyer CH Dr. Mahreen Hashmi-Rusecki CH M Huntington Dental Society D Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. John CI Dr. George A. Kelley and Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hazey II D Huntington National Bank CI Mr. Leslie Johns CH Mrs. Kristi S. Kelley CH PH HB Rentals CH Mr. Scott A. Hursong CI Johnson & Johnson CI CH P Dr. Ellen A. Kellogg M Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Heald P Hursong Development, LLC CI Mr. Edwin D. Johnson PH Dr. Lawrence B. Kelly and Mrs. Cathy L. Heald P Dr. and Mrs. Michael K. Hurst CI M Ms. Patricia Johnston and Dr. Jarena G. Kelly CD N Ms. Patti L. Heilman N Mrs. B. June Hutchinson EI Mr. Lawrence Frail FH P Dr. Bradley F. Kendzior D 49 FISCAL YEAR 2018 OUR FOUNDATION PARTNERS SCHOOL / UNIT KEY D School of Dentistry CD Health Sciences Charleston Division EI WVU Eye Institute M School of Medicine ED Health Sciences Eastern Division H WVU Medicine (WVU Hospitals, Inc.) N School of Nursing HS HSC Inter-Professional Programs NI Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute P School of Pharmacy CI WVU Cancer Institute FH Rosenbaum Family House PH School of Public Health CH WVU Medicine Children’s

$1,000 TO $2,499 CONTINUED Lakehouse, LLC CI Dr. Don T. Martin and Prof. Mr. Lee McPherson CI Dr. and Mrs. Gerard M. Kendzior D Lambert Community Church CH FH Emeritus Elizabeth J. Martin N PH Dr. John McSorley M Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Kerr M Mr. Trevor Laskody CI Mr. and Mrs. David M. Howell CI MD 29 WV LCI EI Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Kerzak CI CH Ms. Nancy G. Laughlin CH Mr. and Mrs. Tim P. Maruca CI Medbrook Childrens Charity, Inc. CH Keylogic Systems, Inc. CI Laukar, Inc. CH Masman Jewelers CH Dr. and Mrs. Eric R. Menke D Dr. and Mrs. Jamal H. Khan CD M Dr. and Mrs. David A. Law CH M Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Mason CI William C. Mercer, MD CH M Dr. Uzer S. D. Khan M Dr. and Mrs. Scott M. Lawrence D Dr. Diana J. Mason N Mr. and Mrs. Wesley W. Metheney CI Dr. Amira I. Khokar M Lebanon, LLC CH Drs. Cynthia L. and Mr. Mark Mewshaw and Drs. Christopher S. and Dr. and Mrs. P. Greg Lee M Joshua B. Massey D Mrs. Deanna Mewshaw CH Autumn L. Kiefer CH M Mr. Timothy LeFevre CH Dr. David S. Massinople M MFD III, Inc. CH Kingwood Volunteer Dr. Kathryn A. Lemmon M Dr. Geeta V. Mathur M Mr. and Mrs. Bryan S. Michaels CI CH Fire Department, Inc. CI Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Leslie D Dr. John T. Matthews M Mid-East Truck and Tractor Service CH Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Klautky M Mr. and Mrs. David Liberatore CI Dr. Beth A. Maxwell M Drs. Douglas F. and Carol P. Milam M Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Klein CI CH LifeCell Corporation CI Dr. and Mrs. Kent A. McBride D Ms. Diane Miller CH Dr. Adam E. Klein CH M Dr. Jessica W. Lim M Mrs. Sarah K. McBride D Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Miller CI Dr. Bradey T. Kleman M LivaNova USA, Inc. CH Ms. Teresa E. McCabe CH Dr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Miller CD M Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Drs. Julie A. and Paul R. Lockman CI P Charles McCamic Foundation M Dr. James D. Mills M Kliethermes CI Mr. Daniel Lohmann CI Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. McClain III M Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Minchau D KLM Properties, Inc. CI FH Mr. Gary J. Lombard CI Dr. Diane Paletta and Minghini’s General Contractors CH Mrs. Melinda M. Knotts CI Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Long CI Dr. Reginald J. McClung D Estate of Norma L. Minnick D Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Knotts CI Mrs. Sara B. Long CI Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Miss America Organization CH Dr. Cindy J. Knotts D Dr. David L. Long M McClymonds FH HS Mobile Properties, LLC CI Mr. Gerald Kobasa CI Dr. and Mrs. John P. Lubicky CH M Ms. Joyce E. McConnell CI Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. Modlin CI Dr. and Mrs. Albert J. Kolibash, Jr. M Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Lucky CH Mr. and Mrs. John A. McCoy CH Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Momen M Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Konegen D Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mace M Dr. Patricia A. McCreary M Monarch Youth Wrestling CI Dr. Joseph C. Kopinski M Dr. and Mrs. Tony C. Majestro M Dr. and Mrs. R. William McCue, Jr. M Mr. Art Moore CI Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Dr. and Mrs. Paul F. Malone M Congressman David B. McKinley Dr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Moore CI Kowalkowski CI Mansbach Foundation Endowment EI and Mrs. Mary E. McKinley CI N Dr. J. Gregory Moore D Dr. Gregory B. Krivchenia II M Marquis Centre CH Mr. and Mrs. David H. McKinley CH Mr. John G. Moore D Dr. Sarah J. Kroh M Marriott International, Inc. CH Ms. Mary McKinley CI Mr. Ken Moran and Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 629 CI FH Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Marshall CH M McKinley Carter Wealth Services CH Mrs. Ronda J. Moran CH

35 50 Foundation Partners recognizes our extraordinary alumni and friends who provide private financial support by contributing $1,000 or more each year.

Drs. Jason A. and Nine Energy CH Dr. and Mrs. John A. Palmer, Jr. D Dr. Sarah C. Pilgrim CH PH Amanda J. Moreland M P North Central West Virginia Airport CH Mrs. Rose A. Palmer D Mr. and Mrs. David D. Pill CI CH Dr. Susan K. Morgan D M North Central WV Building and Panhandle Builders and Excavating CH Pineview Gynecology CI Dr. and Mrs. James J. Morgan M Construction Trades Council CH Panhandle Homes of Estate of Charles Robert Piper D Morgans Run United North Marion High School CH Berkeley County, Inc. CH Dr. Lance M. Pittman D Brethren Church FH Mr. Francis O. Northrup, Jr. CI Mr. and Mrs. Chris Panzarella CH Mr. Werner S. Pluhar PH Morgantown Printing and Binding CH M Mr. and Mrs. G. Ogden Nutting CH Dr. Angelo S. Paola and Mr. Allen D. Poe CI Dr. Grant A. Morris M Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nutting CH Dr. Brigitte C. Paola M Pope Properties of Parkersburg CI M Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Morris CI Panda Express CH Kent Parsons Ford, Inc. CH Dr. and Mrs. Babulal Pragani CH M MRC Global CH Mr. and Mrs. Michael Oates CH Mrs. Ellen M. Parsons CH Premier Chevrolet/Buick/GMC M Mud Masters CH Office Maintenance and Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Parsons CI Premier Energy Services, LLC CH Mr. and Mrs. William M. Muhly III CH N Cleaning Services CI Dr. Venice Paterakis Smith M Dr. Shelia S. Price and Multi Chem CH Ohio Valley Construction Mrs. Joanne H. Peach N Mr. Danny T. Price CI D PH Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Muscaro D Employers Council, Inc. CH Dr. Shaylee A. Peckens CH Professional Associations’ Agency D Mr. Jerry D. Myer II FH Dr. Brian C. O’Leary D Dr. David B. Peden and Progressive Bank Wheeling CH Nacelle Solutions CH Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Olejasz CI Dr. Sandra K. Santucci M Project Pink CI Dr. Steven L. Nack M Dr. R. Samuel Oliver, Jr. M Pediatric Partners, LLC CH Prosper Mineral Brokers CH Ms. Jo Anne Nagy CI Mrs. Diane H. Oliver M Penterra Services CH Mr. James Protilpac CI Navitus Engineering, Inc. CH Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Oliverio M Dr. Adam E. Perlmutter M Dr. and Mrs. Bonhomme J. Dr. W. Patrick Naylor D Dr. Matthew A. Oliverio M Mr. and Mrs. William B. Peters CI Prudhomme CH M Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Neal CI FH N PH 279 On the Run Fuel Center CH Peterson Healthcare and Mr. John Prunty FH Dr. and Mrs. David C. Neal D Mr. David Opfer CH Rehabilitation Hospital CH Dr. and Mrs. David T. Puderbaugh D Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Neal M Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Orders, Jr. HS Mr. and Mrs. John J. Petronis M Dr. Amandeep S. Purewal M Mr. and Mrs. Matthew H. Nelson CH Mrs. Ann C. Orders and Mr. Michael A. Petruski CI N Dr. Lee A. Pyles M Dr. and Mrs. George H. Nelson M Mr. Robert O. Orders HS Pfizer, Inc. M Dr. Rabia Qaiser CH Dr. and Mrs. James E. Newman, Jr. D Dr. and Mrs. David A. Orenberg M Pharmacy Management and Quail Tools, LP CH Dr. and Mrs. Nathaniel T. Nicholson D Ours Lawyer Lewis and Consulting Services, Inc. P Quest Diagnostics M Dr. Nancy A. Nielsen M Company, PLLC CI CH Pharmion Corporation P Mr. Scott S. Radman, Esq. FH Dr. and Mrs. Keith A. Niggemyer CD M Outdoor Tranquility, LLC M Dr. Nicholas R. Phillips M Rain for Rent CH Mr. John L. Nightingale CH Mrs. Sue A. Overman HS Phi Mu Fraternity CH Mr. Gerald W. Ramsburg CI Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Nimmich D Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Page D Phoenix Technology Services CH Dr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Ravitz M 51 FISCAL YEAR 2018 OUR FOUNDATION PARTNERS SCHOOL / UNIT KEY D School of Dentistry CD Health Sciences Charleston Division EI WVU Eye Institute M School of Medicine ED Health Sciences Eastern Division H WVU Medicine (WVU Hospitals, Inc.) N School of Nursing HS HSC Inter-Professional Programs NI Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute P School of Pharmacy CI WVU Cancer Institute FH Rosenbaum Family House PH School of Public Health CH WVU Medicine Children’s

$1,000 TO $2,499 CONTINUED Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Dr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Scobbo CI HS Dr. J. Christopher Smith D Mrs. Shirley F. Ravitz M Ronning II EI Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Seaman, Jr. CI Dr. Frederick G. Smith M RDR Energy Resources CH Mrs. Jacki L. Ronning EI Select Specialty Hospital of Dr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Smith M Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Reale CI NI Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rossi CI Johnstown, Inc. M Mr. Lesli Smith CI Records Management Solutions CH The Roster Agency CH Mr. Cesar Serrano-Almeida CH Dr. Mary Jane Smith N Red Bull CH Ms. Cynthia L. Roth CI CH M N Dr. and Mrs. Hubert A. Shaffer, Jr. M Snyder Environmental Services CI CH Ms. Allison K. Reed D Ms. Sharon Rowe CI Dr. Marcus D. Shaffer and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Snyder CI CH Mr. James F. Reed III CH M RSB Investments, Inc. CH Dr. Elizabeth G. Shaffer M Dr. and Mrs. John P. Snyder D Mr. Fred H. Renner and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ruggiero M Dr. Nilay A. Shah CI Dr. Jeremy B. Soule M Mrs. Mary W. Renner CI Dr. J. Michael Ruppert CI Shalepro CH Southern Association of Dr. and Mrs. Dustin S. Reynolds D Dr. Thaddeus J. Rusiecki and Dr. Robert E. Shapiro CH M Orthodontists D Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Reynolds CI Dr. Mahreen Hashmi-Rusecki CH M Ms. Nancy Sheets CH Mr. Philip Sparks CH Ms. Dianna M. Rhoades CH Mr. Robert E. Ryan CI Shepherd University Foundation CH Dr. Alison M. Spiker M Mrs. Cathy L. Richards CH Drs. Sandra K. and Ms. Sarah B. Shinn M Dr. David C. Spokane D Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Richardson, Jr. D Alexander J. Sabo CI M SHR Consulting, LLC CI Dr. and Mrs. H. Dale Sponaugle M Ms. Cheryl Toombs Richter N Dr. Renee B. Saggio CH M Ms. and Mr. Kimberly D. Dr. and Dr. Robert C. Stansbury CH Dr. and Mrs. William H. Riffee P Dr. Russell A. Salton III M Shulman CI M Dr. Linda J. Stark FH M Dr. Howard M. Rigg III M Saltwell Fuel Center CH Dr. and Mrs. Syed M. Z. A. Siddiqi M Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Staton CI Ms. Katherine L. Riley CI CH Dr. and Mrs. David A. Santrock M Drs. Norman P. and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Stealey M Ritchie Trucking and Excavating CI Mr. Craig L. Saunders CI Arlene G. Silvers M Steel City Motorcycle Company CH Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Robbins PH SBW, LLC CI Ms. Annemarie Simpson M Ms. Jessica Steele CI Mr. Bruce T. Roberts P Dr. Matthew S. Scarberry and Mrs. Mr. Kenneth K. Sitar CI Ms. Denise N. Steinkirchner CI Mr. and Mrs. Steven S. Robey CI Kathleen D. Ghareeb-Scarberry D Mr. Douglas J. Skaff and Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Steptoe, Jr. CI Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Robinson, Jr. D Dr. Barbara L. Schaupp CI Ms. Marisa Pedro CI Dr. and Mrs. Mont P. Stern M ROC Service Company CH Dr. Douglas A. Schmitt D Mr. Rodney L. Skidmore CI Dr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Stevens D Dr. David J. Rodak M Dr. Scarlett K. Schneider CI CH Mrs. Claudia D. Smallwood CI Mr. Jeffrey R. and Capt. and Mrs. Darin P. Rogers CI CH Mr. Dayton P. Schneider CH Ms. Greta J. Smith N Mrs. Carol A. Stevens D Mrs. Sally J. Rogus CH D Mr. and Mrs. John C. Schrott III CH Ms. Mary Julia Smith FH Mr. and Mrs. William Stocker CI Dr. and Mrs. Harry O. Rohrer, Jr. D Mrs. Anna J. Schultheis CI Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. CI Dr. Ron D. Stollings CI M

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William and Judith Stone CI CH TreMonti Consulting, LLC CI Dr. Lillian J. Waugh and Whiteside Chevrolet-Buick-Pontiac Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Stovash CI Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Trischler CH Dr. David B. Yelton PH and Cadillac CH Dr. and Mrs. Ted J. Stowe D Dr. Daniel True CH P Mr. and Mrs. David Weaver CI Dr. Curtis Whittington EI Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Strobl CI M True Flow Control CH Dr. Samuel E. Webster M Mr. Brandon R. Wienke D Suburban Lanes, Inc. CH Trulargo, LLC CI Dr. Gerald T. Wedemeyer M Dr. Timothy G. Wigal D Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. Super CH Dr. Jason L. Turner CH Dr. Jeffrey W. Weiser M Wigal Orthodontics, LLC D Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Sutherland CI Tyrone United Methodist Church FH Dr. Charles D. Welch, Jr. D Dr. and Mrs. W. Craig Wilcox, Jr. D Swanson Industries, Inc. CI UBC and JA Local 436 CH Dr. H. Arthur Weldon PH Mr. Henry K. Willard II CI Ms. Ulrika K. Swanson M Ulterra Drilling Technologies CH Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC CH Dr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Willard III M Drs. Marc A. and Cathy W. Swanson M Ultra Recycling, Inc. CH Western Maryland Jaycees CH Mr. Louis Williams CH Mr. Kevin D. and Unified Bank CH Mr. Eric S. Westfall CI CH P Dr. and Mrs. Terry E. Williams CI Dr. Anne K. Swisher M United Mine Workers of America West Virginia Academy of Williamstown Lions Club EI Mr. James Swistock CI International Union CD M General Dentistry D Willow Med Spa and Salon CH Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Tallaksen M United Way of Allegheny County CH West Virginia Burn, Inc. CI Wilson Racing CI Tampa Bay Family Physicians M USI CI West Virginia Caring CI Dr. David B. Wilson M Dr. and Mrs. Nihar D. Tanna D Mr. and Mrs. James W. Utt CI West Virginia Power, A Division of Mr. Jeffrey A. Wilson CI Mrs. Rita D. Tanner CI CH PH Dr. R. Allen Vanatter III CI D West Virginia Baseball, LLC CI Women in Balance, LLC CH Dr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Taylor D Dr. and Mrs. James W. Vargo D West Virginia Section of the Dr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Wood D Dr. Nicholas A. Taylor D Dr. John A. Vargo IV M International College of Dentists D Mike Wood Toyota of Uniontown CH Pastor and Mrs. J. Dexter Taylor CI Drs. Kenneth A. and West Virginia Society for Mr. John Wright CH TDM Properties, LTD CI Louise T. Veselicky D M N P PH Respiratory Care, Inc. M Dr. and Mrs. Greg J. Wrobleski D Mr. Kevin R. Tephabock CI CH P VIP Educational Services Company EI West Virginia University School of Dr. Jonathan S. Wu M Mr. Kevin O. Thompson CI Virginia Allergy and Medicine Alumni Association M Dr. John W. Wyllie III M Three Leaf Solutions CI Asthma Institute, PC CI West Virginia University Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Yanero CI Mr. Stephen Thubron CI Ms. Kit S. Walizer CI N President’s Office CI CH Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Yeater D Tim Hortons USA, Inc. CH Mr. and Mrs. James S. Walker CI FH M Wheeling Nailers CH Dr. David B. Yelton and Mr. John H. Todd CI JS Walker Associates CI FH M Wheeling District Dental Society D Dr. Lillian J. Waugh PH Dr. Albert L. Tomsic D Mr. Hoye A. Walls III CH M Dr. Lyndsay T. Whetzel M Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Yost M Dr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Toone D Ms. Heather E. Ward CI White’s Fine Jewelry CH Mrs. Vicki L. Yost M Gregory J. Toone, DDS, PC D Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Warner CH Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Whiteside CH Ms. Lisa W. Zannoni P

53 HEALTH SCIENCES LEADERSHIP

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE SCHOOL OF NURSING ROSENBAUM FAMILY HOUSE Clare Flanagan Kit Walizer Jillian Zangari Assistant Vice President, Health Sciences Director of Development Development Officer Development; Senior Director of [email protected] [email protected] Development 304-293-1597 304-598-6094 [email protected] 304-293-0788 SCHOOL OF PHARMACY ANNUAL GIVING Cindi Roth Kevin Tephabock Kristen Shipp President and CEO Patricia M. Lonsbary, CFRE Director of Development Director of Annual Giving Director of Development [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 304-293-7731 304-293-1873 304-293-1448 SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH COMMUNICATIONS Renée Gorrell Karen Galentine Hannah d’Entremont BJ Davisson II Director of Development, Charleston Director of Development Communications Specialist Campus [email protected] [email protected] Executive Vice President and [email protected] 304-293-1828 304-293-1735 Chief Development Officer 304-347-1231 CANCER INSTITUTE DONOR RELATIONS WVU MEDICINE CHILDREN’S Scarlett Schneider, PhD Heather Day Janette Gidley Senior Director of Development Associate Director of Donor Relations Assistant Vice President, Health [email protected] [email protected] Sciences Development Special Projects; 304-293-7732 304-293-7046 Senior Director of Development, WVU George J. Omiros, CFRE, CAE Medicine Children’s HEART AND VASCULAR INSTITUTE PLANNING AND OPERATIONS Associate Vice President of [email protected] Luella Gunter Krista Kent 304-598-4346 ext. 7 Senior Director of Development Senior Director of Planning & Operations Health Sciences Development [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Cindy Liberatore 304-284-4081 304-293-7313 Managing Director of Development 304-293-1871 [email protected] ROCKEFELLER NEUROSCIENCE INSTITUTE PRIORITY INITATIVES AND PRINCIPAL GIFTS 304-598-4346 ext. 5 Jean Ahwesh Julia Phalunas Senior Director of Development Senior Executive Director SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY [email protected] [email protected] Karen Coombs 304-293-5757 304-284-4085 Director of Development [email protected] 304-293-1868

54 GIVE ONLINE: https://give.wvu.edu THANK YOU FOR BEING PART OF OUR FUTURE Our Vice President’s Message LEADERSHIP Our success as Take a moment to imagine how individuals and as a these gifts – given freely by many in WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES & WVU MEDICINE Momentum is published by the WVU Foundation Health Sciences Center Ofce of Philanthropy. society rests on our our family – will change the lives of

connections to others, people over the next decades. ) For questions, please contact: on finding and pursuing Clay B. Marsh, MD Albert L. Wright Jr., PharmD, MHA WVU Health Sciences Ofce of Philanthropy deep purpose, and on Students will have less debt, and PO Box 9008 Vice President and Executive Dean President and CEO, WVU Health System Morgantown, WV 26506-9008 feeling gratitude and trust more freedom to pursue their dreams. Phone: 304-293-3980 toward individuals and Patients will have more hope, and WVU Health Sciences Chief Operating Officer, WVU Medicine Toll Free: 877-766-4438 groups that share our less worry as they face the biggest Email: [email protected] values and endeavors. challenges of their lives. Researchers SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ROCKEFELLER NEUROSCIENCES INSTITUTE CLAY B. MARSH, MD will be encouraged to dig deeper into These elements help the questions that puzzle us all, and John Linton, PhD, ABPP Ali Rezai, MD us feel whole. Just as the healthy will discover new ways to prevent or treat Associate Vice President and Dean, Charleston Divsion Executive Chair and Vice President person contributes to a healthy family, disease. Emma Morton Eggleston, MD, MPH HEART AND VASCULAR INSTITUTE healthy families contribute to healthy Dean, Eastern Division Vinay Badhwar, MD, FACS, FACC communities and these communities help The future may exist as many possibilities,

THIS DOES NOT PRINT Executive Chair individuals build resilience. but when individuals or groups of like- ( SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY minded and aligned people focus on the Anthony “Tom” Borgia, DDS, MHA WVU CANCER INSTITUTE We who love West Virginia University same connected vision for this future, we Dean Richard Goldberg, MD and its Health Sciences Center are both begin to create a new reality. We choose Director a family and a community. We share a future that matches the beauty of our SCHOOL OF NURSING common bonds of experience and growth, state and its people. A future where we are Tara Hulsey, PhD, RN, CNE, FAAN WVU EYE INSTITUTE and common purposes in education, not afraid to dream big with a mindset of Dean and Vice President of Health Promotion and Thomas Mauger, MD West Virginia University is an the care of people’s health, research and abundance and success for all. Wellness Director Equal Opportunity/Afrmative Action Institution service to the State of West Virginia and the world. Thank you for being a part of this family K.O. AQ PLATE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY ROSENBAUM FAMILY HOUSE and community, and a part of our future. William Petros, PharmD, FCCP Teri Ford Together, through the recently-completed Gates E. Wigner Dean Director “State of Minds” campaign, this family committed $314.4 million to support our SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH University’s health professions students, Jeffrey Coben, MD our hospitals and clinics, and our many Dean programs of research and service. Clay B. Marsh, MD Vice President and Executive Dean for WVU Health Sciences 55 Non-Proft Org. US Postage Paid Permit No. 230 Ofce of Philanthropy Morgantown, WV P.O. Box 9008 Morgantown, WV 26506-9008

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