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AVERAGING ON THE COVER (clockwise from top left) Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times; the Miller Center’s Melody Barnes; former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie; former host of PBS NewsHour Jim Lehrer; the Miller Center’s Barbara Perry. 5FOX WALL STREET3 JOURNAL MEDIATWO APPEARANCES PER DAY BY OUR SCHOLARS FROM THE DEAR FRIEND OF THE MILLER CENTER: DIRECTOR The past year has been pivotal for the U.S. presidency. No matter where you fall on the political spectrum, we can all agree we’re better off when we rigorously examine the institution from every angle. At the Miller Center, we work hard to put aside our personal political leanings to objectively and thoroughly study all 45 U.S. administrations—and more broadly the executive branch. Our most important audiences are not just policy makers but also engaged citizens like yourself. Our democracy depends on a government and a body politic that together embrace the lessons of history—replicating successes and correcting failures. Thanks to your generous support, the Miller Center had many great successes of our own during the 2017–18 fiscal year. During that time, our ambitious “First Year Project” came to a close. We tracked how President Trump’s first year broke with precedent in so many ways, yet he continued key trends such as increased use of executive power and single-party legislation. This past year we also saw the kickoff of the bicentennial celebration at the University of Virginia. We are proud to be part of the third century of this great BILL ANTHOLIS institution that was established by some of America’s earliest presidents: Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and James Monroe. We launched Presidency at a Crossroads—an ambitious research agenda that asks the important questions: How can American presidents lead a system that is almost 250 years old? How have they shaped the international system— in fighting wars and building alliances? How have they come to represent an ever-more diverse nation? How do they manage an increasingly complex—and often divided—national conversation? This research will be reinforced by a three-day “Presidential Ideas Festival” from May 21 to 23, 2019, at UVA and in and around Charlottesville. We are proud to sponsor this event as a signature Bicentennial Celebration, in partnership with UVA’s College of Arts & Sciences, UVA’s Center for Politics, Monticello, Montpelier, Highland, Morven, the Presidential Precinct, and American Evolution. We also have spent the past year laying the groundwork for another exciting new undertaking: the pan-University Democracy Initiative. We are collaborating with the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences to establish UVA as the leading institution in the practice, teaching, and scholarship of democracy and public service. We believe no other public university is better suited to advance democracy—in America and the world—in our next century. As you can see, we’ve been quite busy. And we foresee more of the same for 2018–19. Of course, without your generous support, none of this would be possible. On behalf of the entire Miller Center, I thank you, our committed benefactors, for your generosity and for your commitment to our mission. With thanks,

BILL ANTHOLIS Director and CEO, Miller Center

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA | MILLER CENTER 3 Covering topics from the founding fathers to the exploration of American institutions—especially 2017–2018 Cold War to President Trump’s Washington, the the presidency. All programming was held Miller Center’s more than 55 public events this at the University of Virginia’s Miller Center in EVENTS past year fostered civil discourse and a fascinating Charlottesville unless otherwise noted.

THE PRESIDENCYAT ACROSSROADS How can American presidents lead the PRESIDENTS AND THE CONSTITUTION: SENATOR TIM KAINE ON WAR POWERS nation in an era of polarization and A LIVING HISTORY APRIL 20, 2018 dysfunction? And where is our republic OCTOBER 10, 2017 Senator Kaine (D-VA) came to UVA’s Rotunda headed if we don’t fi nd the answers? Duquesne University president and leading to discuss with John Jeffries of UVA’s School constitutional scholar Ken Gormley spoke about of Law ways in which universities can lead For the president—and the presidency—to the Constitution’s sparse words in explaining the nation toward valuable policy solutions— succeed, we must explore these and other executive power. using the Miller Center’s National War Powers vital questions, considering viewpoints from Commission as a primary example. across the political spectrum. The Miller Center’s LEADING FROM THE EYE OF THE STORM: newest initiative, Presidency at a Crossroads, PRESIDENTS AND REFOUNDINGS IN THOMAS JEFFERSON AND JOHN ADAMS: AMERICAN DEMOCRACY offers actionable advice to those best THE PARTNERSHIP THAT HELPED BIRTH NOVEMBER 13, 2017 A NATION positioned to infl uence the debate. Last Miller Center faculty associate Sidney Milkis MAY 3, 2018 year, we hosted numerous events tied to discussed how Donald Trump’s surprising No relationship in America’s history better this research agenda. election and controversial fi rst year piqued represents our nation’s internal struggles and INTRODUCING THE PRESIDENCY our interest in the relationship between our ability to mend division than that of Thomas AT A CROSSROADS executive power and the Constitution. Jefferson and John Adams. Pulitzer Prize winner FEBRUARY 5, 2018 Gordon S. Wood joined the Miller Center’s CROSSROADS OF LIBERAL Miller Center Governing Council member and Barbara Perry to discuss his book Friends INTERNATIONALISM: HARRY TRUMAN legendary journalist Jim Lehrer joined the Miller AND THE 1946 ELECTIONS Divided: John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. Center’s William Antholis and Barbara Perry to APRIL 10, 2018 launch this ambitious new project. Presidency UVA historians Melvyn Leffl er and William at a Crossroads focuses on three core areas: Hitchcock explored the formation of the the presidency and the Constitution, the national security state during the Harry presidency and the people, and the presidency Truman administration. and policy. THE PRESIDENCY AND THE CONSTITUTION A REPUBLIC IF YOU CAN KEEP IT: THE ROLE OF THE PRESIDENT IN UPHOLDING THE IDEA OF AMERICA SEPTEMBER 26, 2017 Melody Barnes, Barack Obama’s domestic policy advisor and Miller Center senior fellow, examined the role of the president in upholding the idea of America. Bill Antholis, John Jeffries, and Senator Tim Kaine

4 CABINET REPORT 2017–2018 | millercenter.org THE PRESIDENCY AND IS THE UNITED STATES GOVERNED BY “OUR SUCCESSFUL PURSUIT OF THE PEOPLE LAWS OR NORMS? REPUBLICAN SELF GOVERNMENT THOMAS JEFFERSON’S LEGACY AND MARCH 27, 2018 RELIGIOUS FREEDOM WASN’T GUARANTEED IN 1789, The unprecedented nature OCTOBER 11, 2017 of President Trump’s AND IT IS NOT GUARANTEED TODAY.” In a two-part discussion held at Charlottesville’s MILLER CENTER SENIOR FELLOW administration has focused MELODY BARNES Montalto and the Miller Center, Mustafa Akyol, attention on the importance John Bridgeland, Mary Kate Cary, John Dilulio, of traditions and norms in Joshua Dubois, Kathleen Flake, Charles presidential leadership. Mathewes, Peter Onuf, Andrew O’Shaughnessy, Washington Post columnist E. J. Dionne, THE PRESIDENCY AND POLICY Barbara Perry, John Ragosta, and Rabbi David New York Times contributor Peter Wehner, and U.S. PRESIDENTS CONFRONT THE Saperstein discussed the state of religious moderator Brian Balogh explored the issue. RUSSIANS: A CENTURY OF CHALLENGE, freedom around the world, Jefferson’s legacy 1917–2017 on religion in the public square, and the impact MAKE YOUR IMPACT ON NOVEMBER 8–10, 2017 AMERICAN DEMOCRACY of the faith-based initiatives of presidents In the three-day Ambassador William C. Battle APRIL 13, 2018 George W. Bush and Barack Obama. Symposium on American Diplomacy, participants The UVA Student Council hosted a question- placed the current U.S.-Russia relationship into SANCTUARY AND BELONGING: and-answer session with Richmond Mayor Levar REFLECTIONS AFTER AUGUST 11 & 12 broad historical context by returning to key Stoney and the Miller Center’s William Antholis, OCTOBER 23, 2017 • UVA’S NAU HALL AUDITORIUM historical moments—exploring U.S. presidents who discussed their perspectives on how the Part of the Page-Barbour Lecture series, and their ties to Russian and Soviet leaders. average American citizen can have an impact Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times refl ected on our democracy. CHINA’S RISE: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS on the alt-right gathering and violence in MARCH 23, 2018 Charlottesville in August 2017. This event was SEMINAR: THE HISTORY OF 1968 The Miller Center’s C. K. Yen Professor Brantly cohosted by the Center for German Studies. APRIL 24, 2018 Womack moderated a panel discussion about Miller Center professors Marc Selverstone and U.S.-China relations, sorting through the contexts EYEWITNESS TO HISTORY: FORMER Guian McKee led a seminar-style discussion CHIEF WHITE HOUSE PHOTOGRAPHER of history, strategy, and current events. about 1968—a time of political and civil unrest PETE SOUZA in the United States, marked by growing antiwar POLITICAL ISLAM AND U.S. FOREIGN POLICY JANUARY 29, 2018 • UVA’S NEWCOMB HALL sentiment, fl aring racial tensions, and a MARCH 28, 2018 Pete Souza, chief offi cial White House presidential election. The Miller Center’s John Owen and George photographer for President Barack Obama, Mason University’s Peter Mandaville explored talked about his New York Times bestseller, CONSERVATISM REIMAGINED the evolution of U.S. policy toward Islamism over Obama: An Intimate Portrait, and the stories MAY 10, 2018 the past 30 years, with a primary focus on the behind his iconic photographs chronicling This special Miller Center program brought aftermath of the Arab uprisings and revolutions that historic presidency. together leading voices on the right to explore of 2011. what it means to be a conservative today: A CONVERSATION ON THE NEW LOCALISM: AMERICA FIRST: THE PAST AND FUTURE Senior Fellow Mary Kate Cary, Republican POWER IN THE AGE OF POPULISM OF AN IDEA political strategist Ron Christie, The Federalist’s MARCH 16, 2018 APRIL 26, 2018 Mollie Hemingway, and the Miller Center’s Nicole Bruce Katz, formerly the Centennial Scholar at More than a dozen scholars gathered for the Hemmer, who specializes in conservative media. the Brookings Institution, spoke about his book William and Carol Stevenson Conference to The New Localism: How Cities Can Thrive in the IS SOCIAL MEDIA DESTROYING DEMOCRACY? discuss the ideology of “America First,” whose Age of Populism with the Miller Center’s Guian JUNE 6, 2018 heyday in the United States was between McKee, UVA Law’s Richard C. Schragger, UVA professor Siva Vaidhyanathan and the the world wars. Where did the ideas that and Charlottesville City Council Member Miller Center’s Nicole Hemmer discussed underpinned “America First” come from? Did Kathy Galvin. Vaidhyanathan’s new book, Antisocial Media: they have a long history? This conference How Facebook Disconnects Us and Undermines aimed to answer these questions and others. Democracy. This event was cosponsored by the Presidential Precinct and American Evolution.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA | MILLER CENTER 5 THE MILLER CENTER’S FIRST YEAR PROJECT FIRST YEAR ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP AT ONE YEAR (FIRSTYEAR2017.ORG) FOCUSED ON ASSESSING SEPTEMBER 7, 2017 JANUARY 18, 2018 • DECATUR HOUSE, WASHINGTON, DC MARRIOTT WARDMAN PARK, WASHINGTON, DC THE KEY ISSUES THAT A PRESIDENT MUST Journalists, scholars, and former high-level Former White House chiefs of staff, experienced officials in government evaluated President CONFRONT EARLY IN AN ADMINISTRATION. practitioners in foreign policy and national Trump’s first year through the lens of national WE HOSTED PROGRAMMING TO ANALYZE security, former domestic policy advisors, and security, legislative affairs, and management PRESIDENT TRUMP’S PERFORMANCE scholars from across the political spectrum of the government. This public event was the THROUGHOUT HIS FIRST YEAR, CULMINATING assembled to assess the president after eight culmination of the First Year: POTUS 2017 project. WITH A GATHERING IN WASHINGTON, DC, JUST months in office. BEFORE THE ANNIVERSARY OF HIS INAUGURATION. ASSESSING DONALD TRUMP’S FIRST YEAR JANUARY 25, 2018 The Miller Center’s Michael Nelson, Guian McKee, Stefanie Georgakis Abbott, Guian McKee, Mary Kate Cary, and Mary Kate Cary, joined by UVA history Melvyn Leffler, Michael Nelson, and Bill Antholis professor Melvyn Leffler, reflected on the First Year: POTUS 2017 project, as well as President Trump’s first year in office. The event also marked the release of the volume Crucible: The President’s First Year, an anthology of First Year essays edited by Michael Nelson, Jeff Chidester, and Stefanie Georgakis Abbott.

6 CABINET REPORT 2017–2018 | millercenter.org PINTS AND PRESIDENTS JULY 19, 2017 “[TRUMP] CONSTANTLY WILL ATTACK THE KARDINAL HALL BEER GARDEN, CHARLOTTESVILLE MEDIA WHENEVER HE FEELS BOXED IN. The Miller Center’s Douglas Blackmon and UVA history professor William Hitchcock led a lively, WHETHER THOSE CRITICISMS ARE VALID informal conversation about the current state OR NOT, HIS MEGAPHONE TRICKLES of politics, engaging the audience made up of DOWN AND IT DOES HAVE AN IMPACT.” voters, activists, scholars, and regular citizens who care about politics. THE NEW YORK TIMES’ MICHAEL SCHMIDT THE VIETNAM WAR: PREVIEW OF THE PBS 10-PART DOCUMENTARY AUGUST 23, 2017 Miller Center scholar Marc Selverstone discussed the Vietnam War and previewed the WATERGATE REDUX: THE NEW AGE OF DESTINED FOR WAR: CAN AMERICA AND Ken Burns and Lynn Novick PBS documentary, WHITE HOUSE INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING CHINA ESCAPE THUCYDIDES’ TRAP? The Vietnam War, weeks before it premiered SEPTEMBER 12, 2017 SEPTEMBER 20, 2017 nationally. Selverstone had served as a BuzzFeed’s Vera Bergengruen, ProPublica’s Famed international affairs scholar Graham consultant on the fi lm, providing sources Stephen Engelberg, and The New York Times’ Allison spoke with American Forum host Douglas and feedback on content. Matthew Rosenberg and Michael Schmidt Blackmon about why Thucydides’ Trap is the joined the Miller Center’s Howard Witt to best lens through which to view U.S.-China SHATTERED: INSIDE HILLARY CLINTON’S DOOMED CAMPAIGN diagnose the health of the Fourth Estate relations in the 21st century. Allison explained during the era of Trump. Will the press retain that war is a possibility but not inevitable. SEPTEMBER 6, 2017 its capacity to investigate complex White American Forum host Douglas Blackmon WHAT’S RIGHT ABOUT CONSERVATISM TODAY? House entanglements? interviewed political writers Jonathan Allen SEPTEMBER 23, 2017 • UVA’S ALDERMAN LIBRARY and Amie Parnes about their book Shattered: THE IMPOSSIBLE PRESIDENCY: THE RISE In the wake of the violence in Charlottesville Inside Hillary Clinton’s Doomed Campaign, in AND FALL OF AMERICA’S HIGHEST OFFICE on August 11 and 12, 2017, Miller Center which they deconstructed the misfi res of Hillary SEPTEMBER 14, 2017 Director and CEO William Antholis participated Clinton’s 2016 presidential run. University of Texas at Austin professor Jeremi in “Dialogues on Race and Inequity,” presenting Suri talked with American Forum host Douglas PINTS AND PRESIDENTS the case for what politicians on the right are Blackmon about his new book, The Impossible doing right. SEPTEMBER 11, 2017 Presidency. In it, he charts how the American RANDOM ROW BREWING CO., CHARLOTTESVILLE WILL DEMOCRATIC CAPITALISM SURVIVE? presidency went from the limited role envisaged The Miller Center’s Douglas Blackmon led an SEPTEMBER 27, 2017 by the founding fathers to its current status as informal conversation with the public and four President Trump has pulled out of global the most powerful job in the world. leading investigative reporters and editors alliances and embraced the motto “America whose work offers a vital check on the power PRESIDENT TRUMP AND THE ROLE OF First.” UVA historian Melvyn Leffl er and of the presidency: BuzzFeed’s Vera Bergengruen, WHITE HOUSE COUNSEL American Forum host Douglas Blackmon ProPublica’s Stephen Engelberg, and SEPTEMBER 19, 2017 discussed why this constitutes a challenge to The New York Times’ Matthew Rosenberg President Obama’s former White House counsel democratic capitalism. and Michael Schmidt. Neil Eggleston joined American Forum host Douglas Blackmon to answer the question: Is the White House counsel’s job to protect the president, to protect the offi ce, or to protect the American people?

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA | MILLER CENTER 7 WHO ARE THE ALT-RIGHT AND WHY VIRGINIA FILM FESTIVAL: THE VIETNAM WAR INEQUALITY IN AMERICA AND HOW TO DID THEY COME TO CHARLOTTESVILLE? NOVEMBER 9, 2017 • UVA’S NEWCOMB HALL THEATER RESTORE THE AMERICAN DREAM OCTOBER 11, 2017 • UVA’S NAU HALL As part of the Virginia Film Festival, the Miller NOVEMBER 29, 2017 In a public conversation sponsored by the Center presented a glimpse of the Ken Burns– In a conversation with American Forum host Corcoran Department of History, Jamelle Bouie Lynn Novick 10-part documentary fi lm series Douglas Blackmon, Dream Hoarders author and Dahlia Lithwick of Slate magazine and the about the Vietnam War. Following the screening, Richard V. Reeves argued that we now have Miller Center’s Nicole Hemmer considered the Novick discussed the project with UVA English the sort of class-defi ned society that earlier recent history of the alt-right and what every professor Stephen Cushman and Miller Center Americans rebelled against. citizen should know about it today. scholar Marc Selverstone. IS A POLITICAL STORM COMING? ENDING THE COLD WAR VIRGINIA FILM FESTIVAL: BROADCAST NEWS DECEMBER 1, 2017 OCTOBER 13, 2017 NOVEMBER 12, 2017 Larry Sabato, founder and director of UVA’s When the Cold War came to an end under ST. ANNE’S-BELFIELD SCHOOL, CHARLOTTESVILLE Center for Politics, spoke with American Forum President George H. W. Bush, Russia was left The Daily Progress and the Miller Center cohosted host Douglas Blackmon about the current era of with an uncertain future. So did he save the a screening of Broadcast News, a 1987 fi lm that extreme partisanship and what the future holds world . . . or allow it to fall apart? Southern addresses issues of journalistic integrity. The in the era of Trump. Methodist University professor Jeffrey Engel screening was followed by a discussion among SALLY YATES: STANDING UP TO covered that question, and more, with American renowned members of the press: Jim Lehrer, DONALD TRUMP Forum host Douglas Blackmon. Wyatt Andrews, and Frank Dubec. JANUARY 16, 2018 ASSESSING THE NORTH KOREAN THREAT VIRGINIA FILM FESTIVAL: HOMELAND Former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates OCTOBER 18, 2017 NOVEMBER 12, 2017 • UVA’S CULBRETH THEATRE joined American Forum host Douglas Blackmon How big is the risk presented by North Korea? The Virginia Film Festival hosted a screening to recap the events that led to her fi ring by And how does the U.S.-China relationship affect of the season-six fi nal episode of Homeland, President Trump—and how she stood up to him. followed by a conversation with Howard Gordon, that risk? On the heels of a trip to North Korea, A KEYNOTE ADDRESS WITH JOY-ANN REID the show’s executive producer, and its director, The New Yorker’s Evan Osnos talked with JANUARY 23, 2018 American Forum host Douglas Blackmon to Lesli Linka Glatter, moderated by the Miller PARAMOUNT THEATER, CHARLOTTESVILLE offer some answers. Center’s William Antholis. MSNBC’s Joy-Ann Reid sat down with American PRESIDENT TRUMP’S WASHINGTON HILLARY CLINTON: WOMEN AND Forum host Douglas Blackmon for the 2018 OCTOBER 24, 2017 21ST-CENTURY DEMOCRACY Community Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration The New Yorker’s Ryan Lizza discussed with NOVEMBER 14, 2017 • UVA’S OLD CABELL HALL keynote. Presented by the University of Virginia American Forum host Douglas Blackmon the Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton Offi ce of the Vice President and Chief Offi cer numerous dismissals and resignations in came to UVA as part of the Women’s Global for Diversity and Equity, the Frank Batten the Trump White House—and how serious Leadership Forum, which explored what the School of Leadership and Public Policy, Lifetime journalists are grappling with such a unique future holds for women leaders around Learning in the UVA Offi ce of Engagement, and and unpredictable administration. the globe. The event was part of the UVA’s the Miller Center. bicentennial celebration. THE CIVIL WAR, BLACK SOLDIERS, EMANCIPATION, AND THE MONUMENTS “I TALK ABOUT THE ‘TWITTER TRUMP’ VERSUS TO THAT STRUGGLE NOVEMBER 6, 2017 THE ‘TELEPROMPTER TRUMP.’ I DON’T SEE ANY Proposals to remove or relocate Confederate SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT IN HIS TENDENCY monuments across the country are provoking TO BE IMPULSIVE. . . . BUT I’VE GOTTEN demonstrations and confl ict, 150 years after USED TO IT.” the Civil War. Renowned historian Edward Ayers JOHN NEGROPONTE, and American Forum host Douglas Blackmon DEPUTY SECRETARY OF STATE delved into the statues controversy through the UNDER GEORGE W. BUSH lens of history.

8 CABINET REPORT 2017–2018 | millercenter.org WHY PRESIDENTS NEED POETRY “THERE ARE COMPETING FEBRUARY 1, 2018 U.S. poet laureate Rita Dove and American OPINIONS [WITHIN THE Forum host Douglas Blackmon talked REPUBLICAN PARTY], BUT I citizenship, the presidency, Donald Trump, DON’T SEE AN ACTIVE STRUGGLE.” and how language binds our democracy. FORMER NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN CONSERVATISM CHRIS CHRISTIE FEBRUARY 12, 2018 American Forum host Douglas Blackmon questioned former New Jersey governor Chris Christie about his bid for the Republican nomination for president, how it was to work AMERICAN STUDIES: DICK, IKE, The all-star panels included John Negroponte, with President Trump, and his take on the fi rst AND DARPA director of national intelligence for President year of the Trump administration. MARCH 23, 2018 George W. Bush; Bill Kristol, editor at large for CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CHARLOTTESVILLE THE AGE OF EISENHOWER the Weekly Standard; Neera Tanden, president As part of the Virginia Festival of the Book, FEBRUARY 20, 2018 of the Center for American Progress; and historian William Hitchcock (The Age of In the fi nal episode of American Forum with William Antholis, Douglas Blackmon, and Eisenhower) joined John Farrell (Richard host Douglas Blackmon, UVA history professor Nicole Hemmer from the Miller Center. Nixon: The Life) and Sharon Weinberger (The William Hitchcock discussed his new book, Imagineers of War) to discuss their masterful BOBBY KENNEDY: A RAGING SPIRIT The Age of Eisenhower, which explores the portraits of presidents and the secret work MAY 7, 2018 34th president and America in the 1950s. of DARPA. Bestselling author and MSNBC host Chris BOTH SIDES NOW: Matthews visited the Miller Center to discuss AMERICAN POLITICS: LEFT, RIGHT, TAKING DIPLOMACY SERIOUSLY his new book, Bobby Kennedy: A Raging Spirit, AND CENTER MARCH 22, 2018 50 years after the death of RFK, one of the 20th MARCH 24, 2018 CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CHARLOTTESVILLE century’s greatest American political fi gures. CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CHARLOTTESVILLE Miller Center Senior Fellow Todd Sechser joined The Miller Center’s Nicole Hemmer (Messengers THE PROMISE OF SOUTHERN HISTORY a panel to explore the intricacies of diplomacy of the Right) joined Jason Altmire (Dead Center) JUNE 23, 2018 in our challenging world, using research and and Caitriona Perry (In America: Tales from In honor of esteemed American historian case studies. Trump Country) to talk through the deep Edward L. Ayers, his former students and HOPE & SACRIFICE: A CONVERSATION polarization in our politics, American media, colleagues gathered to celebrate him as WITH KHIZR KHAN and our country. a scholar, teacher, and public intellectual. MARCH 23, 2018 Sponsored by the Miller Center and the TOM TOM FOUNDERS FESTIVAL: MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. PERFORMING ARTS University of Virginia Library. THE PRESIDENCY AT A CROSSROADS CENTER, CHARLOTTESVILLE APRIL 11, 2018 As part of the Virginia Festival of the Book, PARAMOUNT THEATER, CHARLOTTESVILLE Khizr Khan (An American Family) discussed Preeminent experts from both sides of the aisle with Douglas Blackmon his experiences as examined the role of the presidency on the an immigrant, our rights as Americans, and global stage and also provided an appraisal the legacy of a democracy that we are each of the Trump administration after 15 months. empowered to protect.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA | MILLER CENTER 9 ON THE MILLER CENTER GOVERNING COUNCIL

Longtime Miller Center Governing Council members Eugene Fife and passed away on May 7. Having served since 2005, Kreitler was Claire Gargalli have stepped down as the board’s chair and vice chair, steadfastly committed to the Miller Center’s mission, championing the respectively. They have been replaced by Alice Handy as chair and Steve value of civil discourse as a solution to our country’s political divisions. Burns as vice chair. Former UVA president Teresa Sullivan also left the council. “We have “Gene’s and Claire’s commitment and work on behalf of the Center is been honored to have had her valuable work within the University and legend worthy,” said Director and CEO William Antholis. “The outstanding more specifi cally her unwavering support of the Miller Center,” said contributions they have made over their tenures will keep the Center Antholis, who in appreciation of her dedication named a Miller Center well prepared to meet its goals for years to come.” Fife, a former partner senior fellowship in her honor for the next three years. at Goldman Sachs, and Gargalli, a retired corporate and international Other Governing Council departures included Slade Gorton, Frederick banking executive, have both served on the council since 2003 and will Hitz, Michael Castine, David Martel, and David Goode. Miller Center continue to do so. leadership, faculty, and staff wholeheartedly thank them for their The new chair, Handy, is founder and former president and CEO of commitment and service to our organization. Investure, an outsourced investment offi ce for colleges and foundations. This year we welcome fi ve new Governing Council members: UVA She spent 29 years with UVA, beginning as its fi rst investment offi cer, president James E. Ryan; real estate developer and investor Don King; later becoming treasurer, and fi nally president of the University of chief legal and compliance offi cer of Bloomberg L.P. Richard DeScherer; Virginia Investment Management Company. The new vice chair, Burns, UVA’s senior vice president of Advancement and David and Mary is managing partner at Quad-C Management, a middle-market Harrison Distinguished Professor of Law John C. Jeffries Jr.; and private equity fi rm headquartered in Charlottesville. former UVA basketball all-star and investor Wally Walker (whose There were other Governing Council changes as well. number, 41, has been retired by the Cavaliers). We were saddened that council member Richard Kreitler

10 CABINET REPORT 2017–2018 | millercenter.org MILLER CENTER HONORS INAUGURAL GERALD L. BALILES CHAIR LEADERSHIP AWARD WINNER Miller Center political scientist Barbara Perry is This year’s recipient of the Elizabeth Scott Award the fi rst Gerald L. Baliles Professor in Presidential for Exemplary Leadership, Elsie Thompson, is Studies. Baliles, who served as the 65th governor a bona fi de trailblazer. While in Texas, she was of Virginia from 1986 to 1990, was also director among the fi rst women to work in the mining of the Miller Center from 2006 to 2014. The industry. Thompson served on the Miller Center chair was created to promote nonpartisan and Foundation Board from 2002 until 2017 and has pragmatic study of the institution of the presidency been on the Governing Council since 2013. She as well as the presidents themselves. is a passionate advocate for student engagement, as evidenced by her long history of giving back to the community: founding director and “It’s not an exaggeration to say this means everything to me,” Perry said. past president of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Virginia; director “To have an endowed chair is the highest honor for a professor. This is the and past president of Charlottesville’s Paramount Theater; vice chair fi rst I’ve had that is named for someone who is extant; someone who not of UVA’s Fralin Museum. only hired me at the Miller Center but whom I consider to be a mentor and friend—and the epitome of a statesman and gentleman.” The Elizabeth P. Scott Award for Exemplary Leadership is the namesake of its fi rst recipient, who was also a founding board member of the In a ceremony bestowing the honor on Perry, Governor Baliles made a Miller Center. cameo appearance to give her a captain’s chair engraved with her new title. “To be presented a stunning chair by the person for whom it is The 13th recipient of this honor, Thompson was presented with this named,” Perry said, “I was humbled and honored.” much-deserved recognition for her service to the community and the Miller Center at a ceremony in April.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA | MILLER CENTER 11 IN THE During the past year, the Miller Center reached millions of people with our analysis and scholarship, through our website millercenter.org and through countless news outlets—print, online, TV, and radio. Here’s just a MEDIA sampling of how we made news this year.

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SEPTEMBER 12, 2017, Foreign Policy: Professor Steve Bannon, the site is not the only voice Oral History Program, likened political whirlwinds Melvyn Leffler explained how many within the that matters for Trumpism. “[There is] a new to those of Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz: seldom foreign policy community were disappointed right-wing media landscape,” Hemmer explained, conducive to clear thinking. “In politics, success with Trump: “Despite their difficult beginnings, “one where Trump sounds like Breitbart, which breeds mimicry,” he wrote, “and the measure of many administrations go on to gain their footing sounds like Gateway Pundit, which sounds like Trump’s overall success—and thus his lasting and experience real accomplishment in foreign Fox, with no one voice rising above the rest.” imprint on the presidency—will ultimately be policy. So there is still hope for Trump. But it’s taken at polling places in 2018 and 2020.” JANUARY 17, 2018, U.S. News & World Report: important to first understand that he isn’t just To close out the Miller Center’s ambitious First FEBRUARY 8, 2018, The Washington Post: On repeating all the early errors that beleaguered Year Project, exploring the high-stakes decisions the heels of the announcement that Amazon, his predecessors—he is magnifying them in presidents have historically had to make in the Berkshire Hathaway, and JPMorgan Chase were unprecedented fashion.” early part of their term, Director and CEO William teaming up to try to control ballooning health care OCTOBER 2017, Texas National Security Review: Antholis wrote an op-ed titled “A Year Like No costs, Miller Center scholar Guian McKee Professor Philip Zelikow offered a closer Other.” In it, he outlines how Trump’s first year penned an article explaining how “the most examination of what led President William can be assessed using Antholis’ “five Ps” of important components of the still-theoretical McKinley to take the Philippines, revealing a presidential power: personnel, process, priorities, project are actually deeply rooted in the history series of deliberate and thoughtful choices that politics, and popularity. of health care.” have often been overlooked or ignored. JANUARY 18, 2018, The Wall Street Journal: UVA FEBRUARY 23, 2018, The Washington Post: Miller NOVEMBER 7, 2017, De Gruyter: “Eight months law professor and Miller Center Senior Fellow Center Presidential Recordings Program Chair into his presidency, most depict the Trump Saikrishna Prakash wrote “Eventually the Marc Selverstone wrote “It’s Time for Congress administration as being mired in chaos and President Will Have to Talk,” explaining how to Wrest Its War-Making Authority Back from frenzy. Such a perspective, however, overlooks executive privilege cannot be applied in a criminal the President,” explaining how the use of faulty the aggressive pursuit of Trump’s campaign probe. “Presidents have long claimed a right to intelligence and lack of checks on the presidential agenda through unilateral administrative action,” withhold their confidential talks from Congress use of military force led Congress to seize back wrote professor Sidney Milkis in “‘I Alone Can Fix and the courts,” he explained. “It began with some of the power it had relinquished in the It’ Donald Trump, the Administrative Presidency, Thomas Jefferson, who ordered the prosecution buildup of the Vietnam War. and Hazards of Executive-Centered Partisanship.” of his former vice president, Aaron Burr, for MARCH 11–APRIL 15, 2018, CNN: Director of raising a rebellion in Louisiana.” JANUARY 12, 2018, The Washington Post: Miller Presidential Studies Barbara Perry is one of the Center scholar Nicole Hemmer wrote “How JANUARY 20, 2018, The Washington Post: In an nation’s foremost experts on President Kennedy Breitbart became just anther right-wing Trump analysis of Trump’s first year (with a dramatic and his family. Her expertise was on full display cheerleader,” explaining that with or without twist), Russell Riley, cochair of the Presidential as CNN broadcast the six-part documentary

12 CABINET REPORT 2017–2018 | millercenter.org American Dynasties: The Kennedys, which explores “how America’s ‘first family’ has helped BOOKS shape the politics of the nation, and influence Several Miller Center scholars published well-received books in the past year. national and global events.” Perry is featured in all six episodes. Safeguarding Democratic Capitalism compiles the writings of historian Melvyn Leffler and follows U.S. national security policy from the end of World War I until APRIL 11, 2018, The Hill: In the lead-up to a the global war on terror. How did World War II reshape U.S. interests? To what U.S.-China trade war, Brantly Womack, C. K. Yen extent did 9/11 transform national security policy? Leffler offers answers to Professor at the Miller Center, wrote “On the these and other crucial questions. World Stage, a New Era of U.S.-China Parity Has Begun,” explaining that China used to be careful Drawing extensively on declassified material from the Eisenhower Library, in challenging the United States, but no more. the CIA, the Defense Department, and troves of unpublished documents, “As China’s tit-for-tat response to our tariffs The Age of Eisenhower: America and the World in the 1950s, by historian demonstrates,” he explained, “China now William Hitchcock, shows how Ike shaped modern America, explaining considers itself a great power.” why he is rightly regarded as one of the best leaders in U.S. history. (Watch Hitchcock discussing the book at Millr.cr/eisenhower.) APRIL 23, 2018, CNBC.com: Former Deputy Secretary of Labor and Miller Center Senior In Trump’s First Year, presidential scholar Michael Nelson provides a scholarly Fellow Chris Lu wrote “The Real Cost of Scott assessment, starting with the president’s election and transition in 2016. Pruitt’s Ethics Mess,” explaining that the then EPA Nelson considers the dramatic election itself, the forming and reforming of administrator was not alone. Several other Trump the administration, congressional relations, executive actions, bureaucratic Cabinet members also have been accused of politics, judicial appointments and decisions, media relations and public excessive travel and furniture spending, as well communications, and public opinion. as having conflicts of interest. Drawn from the Miller Center’s First Year project—which seeks to provide MAY 18, 2018, The Washington Post: Miller a historical framework to guide future presidents and their teams in the Center Senior Fellow John Owen wrote “No, We’re crucial first year of a new administration—Crucible: The President’s First Not Facing a New Cold War,” laying out why Year addresses core questions of governance facing a new president, predictions of an all-out global struggle will not from navigating a broken political system to thriving in a changing media happen. “But for all the hand-wringing about a environment. The volume was edited by Michael Nelson, Jeffrey Chidester, new Cold War,” he explained, “there simply aren’t and Stefanie Georgakis Abbott. the right ingredients for a renewed form of that long-term, existential struggle.” VIDEO & ONLINE This has been a year full of rich video and Is social media destroying democracy? UVA online content for the Miller Center. Here, media studies professor Siva Vaidhyanathan some highlights you can watch anytime: joined the Miller Center’s Nicole Hemmer for a discussion. Millr.cr/socialmedia millercenter.org Miller Center scholars Marc Selverstone and Guian McKee hosted a seminar on one of the Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton We deliver Miller Center events and interviews most tumultuous years in American history: came to UVA to discuss women and 21st- with our scholars right to your phone through 1968. Millr.cr/1968seminar century democracy. Millr.cr/hillary Twitter, Facebook, and emails. We also Where do Trump and Kim go from here? The Miller Center’s Guian McKee explored simultaneously livestream every event—on Thoughts from the Miller Center’s Brantly the relationship between government and our website, YouTube channel, and Facebook Womack and Todd Sechser on the Trump-Kim health care from a historical perspective. page. Videos remain available on all platforms summit—before and after. Millr.cr/NKsummit Millr.cr/healthcare for later on-demand viewing. American Forum host Douglas Blackmon interviewed The New Yorker’s Ryan Lizza about how DC is functioning in the era of Trump. Millr.cr/trumpswashington

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA | MILLER CENTER 13 FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES AND ASSETS The Miller Center, as a unit of the University of Virginia, operates on a July 1 to The Miller Center Foundation is responsible for raising a June 30 fiscal year. The Miller Center Foundation, a section 501(c)(3) nonprofit significant portion of the Center’s support annually, with gifts organization and a supporting University-related foundation, follows suit for ease and gift commitments from the numerous generous individuals of conformity. The Center has financial assets held by the University, including and organizations listed on the following pages. endowment and operating funds, and follows University policies and procedures The Miller Center Foundation holds a long-term commercial for its fiscal operations. The Foundation raises funds on behalf of the Miller Center, lease in Washington, DC, for an office the Miller Center holds endowment and custodial funds in support of the Center, and follows formerly used. This space is now subleased. standard policies and procedures for nonprofit organizations. The reporting of financial activities here is cash based and Endowments form the largest financial asset for both the Miller Center and the comes from preaudit statements and internal working papers. Miller Center Foundation. Distributions from these endowments provide significant support for Center programs and activities; for fiscal year 2018, those distributions constituted more than 40 percent of total income. All endowments are managed MILLER CENTER AND MILLER CENTER FOUNDATION by the University of Virginia Investment Management Company (UVIMCO) in its SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES long-term pool, which had a 11.4 percent rate of return for the fiscal year ending INCOME FY 2018 FY 2017 June 30, 2018, a three-year annualized rate of return of 7.2 percent, and a Distributions from Endowment $3,355,849 $ 3,293,950 five-year annualized rate of return of 9.6 percent. Endowment distribution rates Gifts & Grants 3,159,586 2,674,395 follow those set by the University’s Board of Visitors; the rate for fiscal year 2018 was 5.04 percent. Total endowment holdings for the Center and Foundation University of Virginia 1,739,338 1,706,899 increased from $74.9 million on June 30, 2017, to $79.6 million on June 30, Sublease & Other 241,274 229,740 2018, including new contributions of $272 thousand. TOTAL INCOME $8,496,046 $ 7,904,984 In past years, the Center and Foundation have drawn funds from quasi-endowment reserve funds to cover operating expenses and help smooth annual cash flow EXPENSE FY 2018 FY 2017 fluctuations. In fiscal year 2015, the Center’s Governing Council and Foundation’s Presidential Studies $ 1,773,553 $ 1,888,419 Board of Directors authorized a draw of up to a total of $5 million for programmatic transition funding and support for the First Year Project between fiscal years 2016 Other Faculty, Chairs & Fellows 617,528 783,871 and 2018. The Center and Foundation did not require the entire approved amount; American Forum 659,077 713,164

together, they drew $2 million in fiscal year 2016, $750 thousand in fiscal year Policy Conferences & Programs 15,008 233,945 2017, and none in fiscal year 2018, for a total of $2.75 million. Executive Office & Governing Council 641,719 679,126 The University of Virginia allocates direct services costs to its individual units and in Administration & Operations 1,856,983 1,672,118 some cases partially offsets these costs with a subvention. The direct services costs totaled $1.02 million for the Miller Center in fiscal year 2018 and are included in Library & Information Services 565,122 703,633 the “Administration & Operations” line in the following chart. The subvention totaled Marketing & Communications 624,950 1,021,443 $891 thousand, included in the University of Virginia income line. Miller Center Foundation 909,953 1,034,757

The Center and Foundation ended fiscal year 2018 with positive net income and Lease Obligation 343,410 337,857 an increased ending cash balance because of higher income and lower expenses TOTAL EXPENSE $ 8,007,303 $ 9,068,333 in comparison to fiscal year 2017. The two largest positive variances for the Center between fiscal years 2017 and 2018 are decreased spending in Policy Programs because of organizational realignment and decreased spending in Marketing & NET INCOME $ 488,743 $ (1,163,350) Communications because one-time expenses for rebranding and a website redesign in fiscal year 2017 did not recur in fiscal year 2018. Cash Balance, Beginning $ 2,099,316 $ 2,987,830 [Less] Transfers to Endowment 271,689 475,164 Beginning and ending cash balances include funds that are restricted by program [Plus] Draw on Quasi-Endowment 750,000 or time and are not necessarily available for use in a given fiscal year. Reserve Funds CASH BALANCE, ENDING $ 2,316,370 $ 2,099,316

14 CABINET REPORT 2017–2018 | millercenter.org FISCAL YEAR 2017–2018 SOURCES

USES

MILLER CENTER AND MILLER CENTER FOUNDATION ENDOWMENT AND QUASI-ENDOWMENT RESERVE FUNDS MARKET VALUE As of June 30 each year As of June 30 each year

FISCAL MARKET VALUE EARNINGS YEAR END OF YEAR DISTRIBUTED

2014 $ 74,631,801 $ 2,825,948

2015 75,978,609 2,928,849

2016 70,543,045 3,128,087

2017 74,920,581 3,293,950

2018 $ 79,566,052 $ 3,518,849 0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA | MILLER CENTER 15 PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT The Miller Center and the Miller Center As the Miller Center concludes our First Year The Festival will feature former Cabinet-level Foundation report receipt of $3,715,586 in Project research and programming, we turn our administration officials to connect history, philanthropic support in the fiscal year ending public outreach and scholarly attention to the policy, and the future. The Miller Center June 30, 2018. We are especially grateful for Presidency at a Crossroads research agenda, Foundation will continue to offer donors new the generosity of members of the Miller Center including the Presidential Ideas Festival. The opportunities that are central to the Center’s Governing Council and Miller Center Foundation Center’s scholarship focuses on the presidency mission, with an emphasis on the United Board of Directors, for supporters of the First and the Constitution, the presidency and the States presidency. With sincere appreciation, Year Project, and for contributors to our Annual people, and the presidency and policymaking. we acknowledge the generosity of our donors Fund, who gave in record numbers in 2017– The “Presidential Ideas Festival: Democracy in on the following pages. 18. We rely on local and national donors Dialogue” will convene scholars, students, the whose financial support significantly affects media, policy makers, the business community, our programmatic scope. and the engaged public on May 21–23, 2019.

THE MILLER CENTER FUND The Miller Center Foundation is grateful to its generous donors for having made contributions to benefit the Miller Center during fiscal year 2018 (July 1, 2017–June 30, 2018). FIRST YEAR SPECIAL GIFTS The Miller Center thanks the following benefactors for their The Miller Center thanks the following benefactors for their restricted or unrestricted support of our ongoing initiative, the First Year Project. leadership gifts. Significant investments such as these allow Miller Center programs –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– to have a lasting impact. Mr. Thomas L. Becherer & Mrs. Jenny Becherer ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Mr. Stephen M. Burns & Mrs. Mary Anne Burns Mr. Richard M. Ader & Mrs. Tessa G. Ader The Joseph and Robert Cornell Memorial Foundation Mr. Terrence D. Daniels & Mrs. Courtnay S. Daniels The Brinson Foundation Lumina Foundation for Education Mr. Eugene V. Fife & Mrs. Anne L. Fife Claude Moore Charitable Foundation National Historical Publications & George & Judy Marcus Family Foundation Mr. Robert B. DiNardo & Records Commission Mrs. Allison Cryor DiNardo Mr. David R. Goode & Mrs. Susan S. Goode Ms. Teresa A. Sullivan Dow Chemical Company Mr. Jonathan J. Hirtle & Mrs. Deborah Hirtle University of Virginia Mr. Joseph Erdman & J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund Mrs. Rosemary Hill-Erdman Virginia Foundation for Public Media Mr. H. Eugene Lockhart Jr. & Mrs. Terry J. Lockhart The Genan Foundation Walker Family Foundation Mr. George Marcus & Mrs. Judy Marcus Mr. Andrew D. Hart Jr. & Mr. Jeffrey C. Walker & Mrs. Margaret Hager Hart Mrs. Suzanne C. Walker Mr. Christopher Meany & Ms. Michele M. Meany Mrs. Anne R. Worrell Mr. Frederic W. Scott Jr. In Honor of Frederic W. Scott and Elizabeth P. Scott Ms. Teresa A. Sullivan MATCHING GIFTS The Miller Center thanks the following foundations and corporations for their matching support. Time Warner Inc. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– University of Virginia Albemarle Corporation Hershey Entertainment Benevity on behalf of Coca-Cola Mallinckrodt Inc. Coille Limited Partnership LP The Pew Charitable Trusts Deutsche Bank North America Shell Oil Company Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation Union Pacific Corporation GE Foundation

16 CABINET REPORT 2017–2018 | millercenter.org THOMAS JEFFERSON CIRCLE Dr. Samuel Hellman & Ms. Marcia Hellman Mr. Jeffrey C. Walker & Mrs. Suzanne C. Walker (Gifts of $5,000 and above) Mr. Loren Walter Hershey & Mrs. Birgit Hershey Mr. R. Ted Weschler & Mrs. Sheila McCarthy Weschler Act for Alexandria Hirtle Callaghan & Co. Mr. John R. Whitmore & Mrs. Suzanne S. Whitmore Mr. Richard M. Ader & Mrs. Tessa G. Ader Mr. Jonathan J. Hirtle & Mrs. Deborah Hirtle University of Virginia AMG Charitable Gift Foundation Mr. Frederick P. Hitz & Ms. Mary Buford Hitz Virginia Foundation for Public Media Dr. William J. Antholis & Ms. Kristen Suokko Ms. Judith Richards Hope Walker Family Foundation The Armstrong Trust Dr. William S. Hughes & Ms. Ann Compton Mrs. Anne R. Worrell Mr. E. Taylor Armstrong Jr. & Mr. Anthony R. Ignaczak & Mrs. Lara E. Ignaczak Mrs. Carol Hawkins Armstrong The Joseph and Robert Cornell Memorial Foundation GEORGE WASHINGTON CIRCLE Mr. David Martin Ayres J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund (Gifts of $2,500–$4,999) Mr. John Beard Jr. & Mrs. Sandra Clark Beard Mr. Donald A. King Jr. & Mrs. Janemarie Dionne King The Honorable Gerald L. Baliles & Mrs. Robin D. Baliles Mr. Thomas L. Becherer & Mrs. Jenny Becherer Mr. William H. Lewis Jr. & Ms. Peyton Lewis Mr. Bernard T. Bress Mr. David Billings Mr. H. Eugene Lockhart Jr. & Mrs. Terry J. Lockhart Mrs. Carol B. Cooper Mr. John H. Birdsall III & Mrs. Mary Scott B. Birdsall Mr. George W. Logan & Mrs. Helen B. Logan Mr. David M. Crowe & Mrs. Patricia Crowe Mr. Robert T. Bond & Mrs. Kathleen S. Bond Lumina Foundation for Education Mr. Thaddeus A. Darden & Mrs. Lee Ellen F. Darden The Brinson Foundation LWH Family Foundation Dr. Charles R. Dassance & Mrs. Sara R. Dassance Mr. Stephen M. Burns & Mrs. Mary Anne Burns Mr. John G. Macfarlane III & Mr. Landon Hilliard III & Ms. Kiwi Hilliard The Business Council Mrs. Dudley W. Macfarlane Mr. Thad Monteran Jones & Mrs. Anne J. Jones Mr. Michael P. Castine & Mrs. Anne Castine Mr. George Marcus & Mrs. Judy Marcus Mr. Robert J. Kane & Mrs. Jean S. Kane Mr. Peter Chapin & Mrs. Diane Chapin Dr. Joseph Ramsey Martin Jr. & Mrs. Joan C. Martin Mr. Lowry F. Kline & Mrs. Jane W. Kline Charlottesville Area Community Foundation Mary & Daniel Loughran Foundation Mr. Richard Bailey Lynch & Mrs. Theresa M. Lynch Mrs. Joyce P. Craig Mr. Christopher Meany & Ms. Michele M. Meany Dr. Alice Parker Meador Mr. Terrence D. Daniels & Mrs. Courtnay S. Daniels Mr. Leigh B. Middleditch Jr. & Mr. Charles Rotgin Jr. & Mrs. Whitley V. Rotgin Mr. Richard K. DeScherer & Mrs. Jennie L. DeScherer Mrs. Betty Lou Middleditch Dr. Paul H. Sartori & Mrs. Anne Y. Sartori Mr. Robert B. DiNardo & Mrs. Allison Cryor DiNardo Miller & Martin PLLC Mr. Phillip W. Shiflett & Mrs. Jane Anne Shiflett Dixie Group Foundation, Inc. Mr. G. Gilmer Minor III & Mrs. Charlotte M. Minor Mr. Stephen P. Smiley & Mrs. Clara M. Smiley Mr. Douglas D. Drysdale & Dr. Walter E. Morgan III & Mrs. Dahne Morgan Mrs. Hunter J. Smith Mrs. Elaine M. Hadden Drysdale Morgan Stanley Global Impact Dr. M. Ron Sorrell & Mrs. Ginny O. Sorrell* Dow Chemical Company Mr. B. Wistar Morris III & Ms. Karen M. Moran Mr. Alfred B. Strickler Jr. Mr. Joseph Erdman & Mrs. Rosemary Hill-Erdman Mr. Alan S. Murray & Ms. Lori E. Murray Mr. Scott W. Vallar & Mrs. Hatsy Vallar Mr. Fouad A. Fadil & Mrs. Sandra H. Fadil National Historical Publications & Records Commission Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund National Philanthropic Trust *deceased Mr. Eugene V. Fife & Mrs. Anne L. Fife Noland Company Foundation Mr. John D. Fowler & Mrs. Margaret K. Fowler Mr. Lloyd U. Noland III & Mrs. Helen Johnson Noland JAMES MADISON CIRCLE Mr. Daniel K. Frierson & Mrs. Joan Frierson Mrs. Sandra C. Palumbo (Gifts of $1,000–$2,499) Mr. Peter T. Gadwa Partnership Foundation Mr. Christopher Acheson & Dr. Elizabeth A. Carr Ms. Claire W. Gargalli Mr. Lewis F. Payne Jr. & Mrs. Susan K. Payne Colonel William E. Adams & Ms. Eleanor R. Adams Genan Foundation Mr. J. Ridgely Porter III & Mrs. DeLane W. Porter Dr. Kenneth N. Adatto & Mrs. Barbara Maxwell Adatto George & Judy Marcus Family Foundation Mr. Richard J. M. Poulson Mr. Len Alaimo & Ms. Cyndy Alaimo Georgia-Pacific Corporation Rick & Susan Goings Foundation American Endowment Foundation Dr. Chris A. Ghaemmaghami & Ridgeway Partners LLC Bank of Taiwan Dr. Maya Ghaemmaghami Mr. Jon W. Rotenstreich & Mrs. Susan Rotenstreich Mrs. Barry W. Battle Mr. David E. Gibson & Mrs. Linda J. Gibson Mr. James E. Rutrough Jr. & Mrs. Bobbie Rutrough Mr. Roger A. Bayston Mr. Gary Ginsberg Mr. Frederic W. Scott Jr. Mr. David A. Beach & Mrs. Carolyn H. Beach Mr. Joseph R. Gladden Jr. & In Honor of Frederic W. Scott and Elizabeth P. Scott Mr. John J. Beall Jr. & Mrs. Martha H. Beall Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Bynum Gladden Mrs. Emily P. Serazin Dr. George A. Beller & Ms. Katherine S. Brooks Mr. Rick Goings & Mrs. Susan Porcaro Goings Mr. Charles H. Smith Jr. Benevity/American Endowment Foundation Mr. David R. Goode & Mrs. Susan S. Goode Mr. Peter A. Stoudt & Ms. Alice W. Handy Mr. J. Haywood Blakemore IV & Mrs. Joanne T. Blakemore H7 Foundation Ms. Teresa A. Sullivan Mr. Marc P. Blum & Mrs. Lenor T. Blum Mr. Robert D. Hardie & Dr. Molly G. Hardie Mr. W. McIlwaine Thompson Jr. & Mr. Daniel M. Brody & Mrs. Nancy L. Brody Mrs. Ann Snyder Harrod Mrs. Elsie Wilson Thompson Mr. Robert F. Bruner & Mrs. Barbara M. Bruner Mr. Andrew D. Hart Jr. & Mrs. Margaret Hager Hart Time Warner Inc. Ms. Susan R. Capell Mr. Brian C. Healy & Mrs. Cecily Ruden Healy Mr. James F. P. Wagley & Mrs. Susan B. Wagley Ms. Marge Connelly & Ms. Julie Brooks Christopher

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA | MILLER CENTER 17 James Madison Circle (continued) Mr. John G. Conover & Ms. Virginia U. Daugherty Mr. John E. Scott Jr. & Mrs. Betty Cox Scott Mr. Robert C. Lorish & Mrs. Sharon M. Lorish Mr. Rick Cortese & Mrs. Susan Madden Cortese Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Mr. P. William Moore Jr. & Mrs. Lisa R. Moore Dr. Lynn M. Cowen Ms. Lorraine W. Shanley Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer Mossman Mr. Keith A. Crawford & Ms. Laura Jelks Crawford Mr. William G. Shenkir & Mrs. Leila S. Shenkir Mr. Charles W. Axten & Ms. Katherine L. Rhyne Mr. John R. Davis Jr. & Mrs. Helen C. Davis Mr. Richard DeLacey Simmons Mr. Christopher du P. Roosevelt & Dr. John S. Davis IV & Mrs. Audrey Davis Mr. Peter G. Skinner & Mrs. Jane-Ashley Skinner Mrs. Rosalind H. Roosevelt Mr. William W. Davis Jr. & Mrs. Gene Ecton Davis The Honorable Samuel K. Skinner Mr. Michael C. Ross & Mrs. Virginia L. F. Ross Mr. Leslie B. Disharoon Mr. Andrew S. Chancey & Dr. Elizabeth B. Smiley Mr. Robert J. Roxbrough Mr. Peter Easter Mr. Donald G. Smith* & Mrs. Barbara Blevins Smith Mr. Justin Alexander Stutler Mr. Lawrence R. Eicher & Mrs. Vicky C. Eicher Mr. Robert T. Smith & Mrs. Joan K. Smith Mr. John A. Townsend & Mrs. Irene T. Townsend Mr. Ernest H. Ern & Mrs. Jeanette P. Ern Ms. Brooke Spencer Mr. William T. Trainer & Mrs. Dixie Trainer Mrs. Sallie V. P. Feild Mr. William G. Taylor III & Mrs. Patricia A. Taylor Mr. Gerard J. Waldron Mrs. Margaret K. Fowler Mrs. Sally S. Telford Mr. W. Heywood Fralin Sr. & Mrs. Cynthia K. Fralin Mr. Charles G. Thacher & Mrs. Ann H. Thacher CONGRESSIONAL (Gifts of $250–$499) Mrs. Barbara J. Fried TIAA Charitable Fund Mr. William L. Achenbach & Mrs. Carolyn Achenbach Mrs. Nancy S. Gordon Mr. William R. Tillman & Ms. Mary K. Tillman Mr. Christopher G. Allison & Mrs. Rebecca W. Allison Senator Slade Gorton Mr. Richard E. Trodden & Mrs. Nora C. Trodden Mr. Michael U. Alvarez & Mrs. Nancy Lewis Alvarez Great Eastern Management Company, Inc. UBS Donor-Advised Fund Mr. Mark L. Arnold Mrs. Amy Bowler Harris Ms. Esther Volkan Mr. J. Charles Bruse & Mrs. Candice Bruse Mr. John T. Hazel Jr. & Mrs. Anne A. Hazel West Wind Foundation Mr. Gordon C. Burris & Mrs. Marjorie B. Burris Heart Sing Foundation Whitney & Anne M. Stone Foundation Mr. Michael L. Cannon & Ms. Beverly B. Cannon Mr. Allen E. Hench & Mrs. Ellen Pennay Hench Mr. Tedd J. Winter & Mrs. Genevieve M. Winter Mr. Mark T. Creighton & Mrs. Ann C. Creighton Mr. Laurin L. Henry Mr. David J. Wood Jr. & Mrs. Maxine E. Wood Mr. Patrick Garrity Mr. James P. Holden & Mrs. Mary O. Holden Mr. Richard C. Zakin & Mrs. Margaret K. Zakin Mr. Adam B. Gelb & Ms. Catherine E. Long Mr. Jack Moore Horn & Mrs. Nancy W. Horn Mr. Philip D. Zelikow & Mrs. Paige Zelikow Generosity Trust Mr. Edward L. Hott *deceased Mr. Robert E. Glenn Mrs. Martha Irby Hunt Mrs. Jean Hammond Mr. Timothy J. Ingrassia & Mrs. Stephanie Ingrassia SENATORIAL (Gifts of $500–$999) Mr. Thomas Lamb Hayslett III & Mr. Joseph Arthur Kessler Jr. & Mrs. Kate B. Kessler Mrs. Amanda Nelson Hayslett Mr. Joseph Abbate & Ms. Colleen Carew Mr. John R. Lineweaver Mr. Hans U. Jahn Mr. H. Fairfax Ayres III & Mrs. Andrea B. Ayres Mr. Douglas S. Luke & Mrs. Sarah C. Mullen Mr. Hugh Macmillan Mr. Alan S. MacKenzie Jr. & Mrs. Jean A. MacKenzie Mr. Howard David Belote & Mrs. Pamela Rosenow Belote Mr. Eric Malpeli Mr. James P. Macmillan & Mr. Jeffrey A. Marine & Mrs. Lee Gowen Marine Mrs. Victoria O’Brien Macmillan Mr. W. Earle Betts III & Mrs. Nicole Krajnyak Betts Mr. Richard D. Marks & Mrs. Cheryl Marks Mr. Matt Mendelsohn & Ms. Elizabeth Mitchell Mr. Benjamin Brewster & Mrs. Antoinette Brewster Mr. Austin Brockenbrough III Mr. Clifford A. Maxwell & Ms. Lisa Eorio Mr. Edward M. Miller & Mrs. Janet H. Miller Charles Fund, Inc. Mr. John J. McGrath & Mrs. Karen D. McGrath Mrs. Winifred Mullen Mr. Frederick W. Chockley & Ms. Nancy V. Chockley Ms. Elizabeth D. Merrell Mr. Paul B. Nolan & Mrs. Janet Schwitzer Nolan Charles Fund, Inc. Mr. Sidney M. Milkis & Mrs. Carol B. Milkis Mr. Bertrand A. Page II & Mrs. Elizabeth L. Page Mr. Franklin S. Edmonds Jr. & Mrs. Pamela F. Edmonds Mrs. Thelma Hall Miller Mr. Paul Pearce & Mrs. Cynthia Pearce Mr. Fred F. Fielding Mr. Carrington Montague & Perch Associates Dr. David B. Hamer & Mrs. Margaret C. Hamer Mrs. Shelby White Montague Mr. Shrikant Ramamurthy & Ms. Malathi Veeraraghavan Mr. Michael Hartford & Ms. Linda C. Parker Mr. Dennis K. Moyer & Mrs. Christina B. Moyer Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund Judge Lynn N. Hughes & Mrs. Olive Allen Hughes Mr. James J. Mummery & Mrs. Joan L. Mummery Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Janet Stone Jones Foundation Mr. Christopher Patrick Murphy & Senator Charles S. Robb & Mrs. Lynda J. Robb Mrs. Alina Quesada Murphy Mr. James L. Jessup Jr. & Ms. Pam Anderson Jessup Mr. David S. Ross & Dr. Laura K. Ross Mr. Steven A. Bowers & Ms. Meghan Murray Dr. Daniel P. Jordan Jr. & Mrs. Lewellyn S. Jordan Dr. William T. Ross Jr. & Mrs. Phyllis Jaffrey Ross Mr. Richard J. Murray & Ms. Sara Murray Mr. Jay L. Joslin Mr. Leonard W. Sandridge Jr. & Mrs. Jerry S. Sandridge Mr. J. Christopher Oates & Mrs. Cynthia G. Oates Mr. William Kilberg & Mrs. Bobbie Kilberg Mr. Niklas Schrenck Von Notzing & Ms. Nancy K. O’Brien Mr. Thornton Kirby Mrs. Inge Schrenck Von Notzing Mrs. Martha T. Pace

18 CABINET REPORT 2017–2018 | millercenter.org Mr. F. Troost Parker III & Mrs. Kathryn B. Parker Dr. Barry M. Dorsey Mr. John J. McGrath & Mrs. Karen D. McGrath Senator Elliot S. Schewel Edgemont Farm, LLC Dr. Henry D. McHenry Jr. & Mrs. Edith Reyer McHenry Mr. John Sherman Jr. & Mrs. Martha Sherman Mr. Augustus C. Epps Jr. & Ms. Ellen E. Spong Mr. Thomas J. Minneman & Mr. Charles Johnston & Dr. Carol J. Silverman-Johnston Mr. Harley M. Erdman Mrs. Deborah L. Robinson-Minneman Mr. David C. Speedie Mrs. Marilyn C. Eubank Mr. Brian E. Moran & Mrs. Mary Solterer Moran Mr. E. Ford Stephens & Mrs. Beth P. Stephens Mr. David Kit Friedman Mr. Wade Hampton Morris & Mrs. Carter H. Morris Mr. Edward Tang Mr. S. Richard Gard Jr. & Mrs. Palmer W. Gard Ms. Marsha R. Musser Mr. Robert B. Tanner* & Mrs. Carol G. Tanner Mr. Stephen Gardner & Mrs. Virginia Gardner Mr. John T. Ogden & Ms. Karen C. Ogden Mr. Marcus M. Tarkington & Ms. Leslie L. Tarkington Mr. Adam B. Gelb & Ms. Catherine E. Long Mr. William E. O’Neil & Mrs. Sally O’Neil Mr. William M. Thompson III Mr. David E. Graham & Mrs. Lynn W. Graham Dr. John S. Peale & Mrs. Lydia W. Peale Mr. Andrew B. Tronick Mr. Ian Christopher Graig & Mrs. Laurene Anne Graig Mr. Peter L. Perdue Mr. Douglas F. Trout & Mrs. Kelly Titus Trout Dr. Wayne E. Hachey & Ms. Kathy A. Hachey Mr. John R. Pflug Jr. & Mrs. Carolyn R. Pflug Mr. E. Massie Valentine Jr. & Mr. Harold H. Hallock Jr. & Mrs. Virginia Hallock Mr. Eugene R. Philippi & Mrs. Marilynn R. Philippi Mrs. Margaret Izard Valentine Mr. Christopher M. Hammer Dr. Thomas A. Pitt & Mrs. Elizabeth L. Pitt Professor George K. Yin & Ms. Mary J. Walter Mr. Roy B. Harrill & Mrs. Lynda Harrill Mr. Robert Pyne *deceased Mr. Ellis W. Hawley Ms. Janet N. Regan Mr. Stanley S. Hazen & Mrs. Sheila R. Hazen Dr. Michael F. Rein & Mrs. Marjorie A. Rein CITIZEN Mr. Rogers C. Ritter & Mrs. Diane I. Ritter (Gifts of $100–$249) Ms. Charlotte Huff Mr. Robert L. Ritter & Mrs. Kristin M. Ritter Mrs. Byrd W. Abbott Mr. Kenneth J. Hughes Jr. Mrs. Patricia E. Rusk Mr. Henry J. Abraham Mr. Paul Hulley & Mrs. Rhonda Hulley Mrs. Lisbeth L. Scott Mr. Nicholas H. C. Acheson & Mrs. Sarah D. Humphrey Mrs. Patricia Beckford Acheson Innovest Properties Mr. S. Buford Scott & Mrs. Susan Bailey Scott Mrs. Mary Wall Ackerly Mr. Thomas C. Jackson & Ms. Martha Anne Jackson The Seilheimer Foundation Ms. Marian S. Alexander Mr. William A. Kahn Mr. Charles H. Seilheimer Jr. & Mrs. Mary Louise Seilheimer Dr. Dennis W. Barnes Ms. Nancy Kassop Ms. Harriet Selverstone Mrs. Nancy Bear Ms. Dorothy C. Kelly Mr. John M. Simms & Mrs. Sally Simms Mrs. Mona W. Beard Professor Sterling J. Kernek Mr. Edward R. Slaughter Jr. & Mrs. Anne L. Slaughter Ms. Terri Beavers Mr. Arthur B. Keyser & Mrs. Sue C. Keyser Mr. S. Bruce Smart Jr. & Mrs. Edith M. Smart Mr. Bowen H. Billups Mr. Robert P. Kyle & Mrs. Patricia K. Kyle Mr. Daniel H. Smith Mrs. Victoria K. Blackford Ms. Nancy Page Latham Mr. Donald E. Sours Sr. & Mrs. Josephine M. Sours Mr. John A. Blomquist Mr. Peter O. Lawson-Johnston & Mr. Robert E. Stroud Professor Richard J. Bonnie & Mrs. Kathleen F. Bonnie Mrs. Dorothy Lawson-Johnston Mr. Thomas A. Sully Jr. Mr. Thomas M. Boyd Jr. & Mrs. Judith H. Boyd Mr. H. Douglas Laycock & Ms. Teresa A. Sullivan Susan B. & S. Buford Scott Trust Mr. David M. Breen & Mrs. Nina Boyd Breen Mr. Ronald A. Lear & Mrs. Olive L. Lear Mr. Marcus M. Tarkington & Ms. Leslie L. Tarkington Mr. Drew S. Brophy Jr. Mr. Richard H. Lee & Mrs. Kathryn M. Lee Mr. Harold R. Taylor & Mrs. Ruth Taylor Ms. Beth Jennifer Brownstein Mr. Donald L. Lepsch & Mrs. Priscilla C. Lepsch Mr. Richard D. Thau Mr. Arthur H. Bryant III Mr. Lembit U. Lilleleht & Mrs. Karen V. Lilleleht Mr. Raymond D. Tindel & Ms. Gretel Braidwood Mr. Daniel S. Campbell & Ms. Jeanne H. Campbell Ms. Peppy G. Linden Mr. John H. Toole & Mrs. Lamar S. Toole Ms. Cathleen Elizabeth Carothers Ms. Patricia O. Lowry Mr. Ronald W. Tydings Dr. C. Hunter Cloud & Mrs. Meghan Mitchell Cloud Mr. Charles G. Mackall Jr. & Mrs. Mary L. Mackall Mr. David Walek & Mrs. Elizabeth Roberson Gibson Mr. Haley D. Collums Mr. R. Peyton Mahaffey Mr. Dave Watson & Ms. Abigail Turner Mr. George G. Costas III Mr. Gifford D. Malone & Mrs. Margaret S. Malone Mr. Donald C. Wells III & Ms. Erin Newton Wells Mr. Charles L. Cureton Dr. Lee Link Manning & Dr. Neal F. Kassell Ms. Ella Remy Wheat Mr. Paul D. Davis & Mrs. Leah H. Davis Mrs. Evelyn G. Marshall Mr. David H. Whitcomb Mr. Patrick M. de Barros & Mr. John Marshall Jr. & Ms. Gail Starling Marshall Mrs. Arlette Monteiro de Barros Mr. David W. Martel Ms. Duncan M. Whittome Dr. J. David Deck & Mrs. Pauline P. Deck Mr. David A. Martin & Mrs. Cynthia L. Martin Mr. Harvey J. Wilcox & Mrs. Leslie Louise Wilcox Ms. Joyce S. Dennison McCandlish & Lillard, PC Mr. T. K. Woods Jr. & Mrs. Jean E. Woods Mr. Ralph W. Dieckmann Mr. John L. McElroy Jr. & Mrs. Sorrel M. McElroy Mr. Alan H. Stone & Ms. Dorothy C. Young Ms. Linda A. McGee

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA | MILLER CENTER 19 FRIENDS IN MEMORY OF GIFTS BURKETT MILLER SOCIETY (Gifts up to $99) The Miller Center appreciates and recognizes gifts The Burkett Miller Society honors those donors who Mr. Peter Almonte & Ms. Ann T. Bearden in memory of the following Miller Center friends: have arranged planned gifts such as bequests, gift Mrs. Erin J. Bernhardt annuities, charitable trusts, gifts of insurance, and Ms. Julia M. Bolger Mr. Charles B. Hood Jr. Ms. Genevieve F. Boye Mrs. Margot W. Moll real property for the benefit of the Miller Center. Mr. Brooke A. Brower Mr. Ervin B Oliver BURKETT MILLER SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP Mr. Brian Matthew Budnick & Mrs. Ellen G. Perry Anonymous Mrs. Stephanie Anne Budnick Mr. Marvin B. Perry Jr. Mr. & Mrs. E. Taylor Armstrong Jr. Mr. Geoffrey R. Cobham & Mr. George Telford The Honorable Gerald L. Baliles & Mrs. Robin D. Baliles Mrs. Elizabeth C. Cobham Mr. Kenneth W. Thompson Mrs. Jacqueline L. Boada Mr. Norman S. Coker Mr. Mortimer Caplin Ms. DeAnza A. Cook Mr. Michael P. Castine Mr. J. Thomas Cookson & Mrs. Carole Bazarian Cookson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Conner Mr. John D. Madden Mr. Charles J. Crimmins Dr.* & Mrs. Philip H. Cooper Dr. Harry C. Miller & Mrs. Kari Miller Mr. Jefferson A. Decker & Ms. Elizabeth S. Saylor Mr. Bryan A. Craig Mr. Elliot I. Mininberg & Mrs. Patricia Mininberg Mr. Vincent H. Derr & Mrs. Sandra Lea Derr Mr. & Mrs.* Leslie B. Disharoon Mr. Thomas J. Minneman & Ms. Frances Massey Dulaney Mr. Kennerly H. Digges & Mrs. Lucille H. Digges Mrs. Deborah L. Robinson-Minneman Dr.* & Mrs.* Milton T. Edgerton Jr. Mr. Daniel Garrett Drais Mr. Timothy J. Naftali Ms. Sally Pecora Dunn Mrs. Jean C. Newsom Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence R. Eicher Mr. Emanuel C. Edwards & Mr. Mark M. Otten & Mrs. Susan Kim Otten Mr. & Mrs. Fouad Fadil Mrs. Mona Gillis Edwards Mrs. Eleanor McGuire Pages Mr. Eugene V. Fife Dr. Robert M. Epstein & Mrs. Lillian C. Epstein Ms. Sallie K. Park Mr.* & Mrs. William A. Forrest Jr. Ms. Judith L. Fike Mr. Bradley H. Patterson Jr. Mr. Daniel K. Frierson Mr. Dale Fruchtnicht & Mrs. Jane N. Fruchtnicht Mr. Chris E. Pikrallidas Ms. Claire W. Gargalli Mrs. Amy Clothier Gaudion Mr. James E. Prosser Jr. Mr. David E. Gibson Mr. Lawrence O. Goedde & Mrs. Nancy Gordon Professor Elizabeth H. Turner Mr. Michael H. Prosser Mr. Gerald T. Halpin* Mr. Frank Goodpasture III Ms. Barbara J. Reid Mr. Andrew D. Hart Jr. Mrs. Margaret M. Grove Mr. John W. Roeser Mr. Michael Hartford & Mrs. Linda Parker Dr. Bradley H. Gunter & Ms. Marisa K. Roman Dr. Meredith Strohm Gunter Mr. James W. Rook The Honorable Linwood Holton Jr. Dr. Edgar J. Gunter Jr. Mr. John R. White & Ms. Helena Rothenbach Mr.* & Mrs. Richard R. Kreitler Mr. Stephan A. Heinlein Mr. Douglas Lee Sbertoli & Mrs. Wynne R. Sbertoli Mrs. Shao-Chuan Leng Mr. C. Michael Holloway & Mrs. Mary Dubois Sexton Mr. & Mrs. Leigh B. Middleditch Mrs. Annette Duke Holloway Mr. Frederick S. Share & Mrs. Aviva Carol Share Mr. Alan Murray Mrs. Arloine H. Hood Mr. William M. Speidel & Mrs. Elena R. Speidel Mr. & Mrs. Donald Pamenter Mr. A. E. Dick Howard & Mrs. Mary A. R. Howard Ms. Jennifer Starkey Mr. F. Troost Parker III Mr. Charles F. Hughes & Mr. Brendan G. Stuhan Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Pryor Mrs. Judith Lindamood Hughes Mr. Harry J. Taylor Mr. Edgar J. Roberts Ms. Mary Odell Ingram Ms. Martha F. Thomas Mrs. Elizabeth P. Scott Mr. Milford W. Kasper & Mrs. Cheryl A. Kasper Dr. William J. Tracz Mr. Frederic W. Scott Jr. Mr. David Brian Kearney Mr. Matthew J. Trogdon Mr. John Sherman Jr. Mrs. Joan K. Keyser Mr. Adam R. Trusner Mr.* & Mrs. H. Gordon Smyth Mr. Kyle M. King & Mrs. Gloria Dunn King Mr. Sam R. Uppala Mr. Gerard L. Snyder Ms. Arushi Kumar Mr. Philip H. Viles Jr. & Mrs. Cinda Viles Mr. & Mrs.* Alfred B. Strickler Jr. Ms. Andrea L. Larson Mr. Micah L. Vote Mr. T. Preston Lloyd Jr. & Ms. Alice Anne Lloyd Dr. K. K. Wallace Jr. & Mrs. Patricia L. Wallace Mr. & Mrs.* Thomas A. Sully Mr. Donald W. Lovett & Mrs. Candee G. Lovett Mr. John A. Woodworth & Ms. Laura Woodworth Mr. Joseph P. Taylor Mrs. Elsie Wilson Thompson Mr. Peter Thompson Mrs. Anne R. Worrell *deceased Because we take special effort to ensure the accuracy of this list, we do wish to be informed of any errors. Please contact Karen McGrath at the Miller Center Foundation at 434-924-0775 or [email protected].

20 CABINET REPORT 2017–2018 | millercenter.org SCHOLARS AND STAFF (as of September 4, 2018) William Antholis Marc Selverstone David Courtney Director and CEO Chair of the Presidential Recordings Program Senior Art Director Meghan Murray and Associate Professor Bryan Craig Chief Operating Officer Marc Short Senior Researcher Nancy Tynes Practitioner Senior Fellow Nancy Deane Executive Assistant to the Director and CEO MILLER CENTER CHAIRS, FACULTY, Procurement Specialist Miles Efron PRESIDENTIAL STUDIES FACULTY AND SENIOR FELLOWS Back-End Web Developer and Administrator AND SENIOR FELLOWS Robert F. Bruner Reid Forbes Barbara Perry Faculty Senior Fellow and University Professor, Events Manager Director of Presidential Studies, Cochair of the Distinguished Professor of Business Administration, and Dean Emeritus of the Darden School of Business Sean Gallagher Presidential Oral History Program, and Gerald L. Baliles Systems Administrator Professor of Presidential Studies, Dale Copeland Faculty Senior Fellow and Professor of Politics Stefanie Georgakis Abbott Melody Barnes Associate Director of Presidential Studies Practitioner Senior Fellow and Compton Visiting Professor Risa Goluboff in World Politics Faculty Senior Fellow, Dean of the School of Law, Michael Greco Director of Information Technology Sheila Blackford Arnold H. Leon Professor of Law, and Professor of History Librarian and Managing Editor of American President Harry Harding Kevan Holdsworth Audiovisual Services Coordinator Mary Kate Cary Faculty Senior Fellow, University Professor, and Professor Anne C. Strickler Practitioner Senior Fellow of Public Policy Rob Martin Research Director, Presidential Oral History Program Eric Edelman David Leblang Anne C. Strickler Practitioner Senior Fellow Faculty Senior Fellow, Ambassador Henry J. Taylor and Keri Matthews Mrs. Marion R. Taylor Professor of Politics, and Professor Associate Editor, Presidential Recordings Program; and Patrick Garrity of Public Policy Coordinator, Presidential Oral History Program Research Fellow Charles Mathewes Alfred Reaves IV Kent Germany Faculty Senior Fellow and Carolyn M. Barbour Professor Faculty Coordinator Nonresident Research Fellow, and Associate Professor of Religious Studies of History at the University of South Carolina Natalie Russell John Negroponte Writer Nicole Hemmer James R. Schlesinger Distinguished Professor Woody Sherman Assistant Professor of Public Affairs Assistant Audiovisual Producer Ken Hughes John M. Owen IV Jen Starkey Research Specialist, Presidential Recordings Program Faculty Senior Fellow, Ambassador Henry J. Taylor and Business Manager Cristina Lopez-Gottardi Chao Mrs. Marion R. Taylor Professor of Politics, and Chair, Research Director for Public and Policy Programs Department of Politics Thomas van der Voort Media Strategist and Assistant Professor Todd Sechser Christopher Lu Faculty Senior Fellow, Pamela Feinour Edmonds Gail Hyder Wiley Teresa A. Sullivan Practitioner Senior Fellow and Franklin S. Edmonds Jr. Discovery Professor of Editor Politics, and Professor of Public Policy Erin Mahan Howard Witt Nonresident Research Fellow and Chief Historian of Brantly Womack Director of Communications and Managing Editor the Office of the Secretary of Defense C. K. Yen Professor of Politics Guian McKee Philip Zelikow MILLER CENTER FOUNDATION Associate Professor White Burkett Miller Professor of History, J. Wilson Renee Branson Newman Professor of Governance and Associate Director of Development Sidney Milkis Professor of History White Burkett Miller Professor of Governance and Foreign Susan M. Cortese Affairs, Cavaliers’ Distinguished Teaching Professor, and STAFF Senior Associate Director Professor of Politics Kate Huber Sakib Ahmed Saikrishna Prakash Foundation Administrator and Special Projects Coordinator Front-End Web Developer and Administrator Faculty Senior Fellow, James Monroe Distinguished Professor, Karen McGrath and Paul G. Mahoney Research Professor of Law Douglas Blackmon Director of Annual Giving Director of Public Programs and Executive Producer Michael Nelson of American Forum Nonresident Senior Fellow and Fulmer Professor of Political Science at Rhodes College Robert Canevari Jr. Assistant Audiovisual Producer and Facilities Coordinator Russell Riley Cochair of the Presidential Oral History Program Andrew Chancey and White Burkett Miller Center Professor of Ethics Director of Administration and Finance and Institutions

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA | MILLER CENTER 21 GOVERNING COUNCIL The Miller Center is an integral part of the University of Virginia, but with maximum autonomy within the University system. Under the bylaws of the Miller Center, the Governing Council exercises oversight of the Center’s work and mission. Alice W. Handy, chair Barbara J. Fried, ex officio H. Eugene Lockhart Jr. Stephen M. Burns, vice chair Claire W. Gargalli Alan Murray Ann Compton Joseph R. Gladden Jr. Lewis F. Payne Jr. Frank Maxwell “Rusty” Conner III, ex officio Jonathan J. Hirtle Jon W. Rotenstreich Terrence D. Daniels Judith Richards Hope James E. Ryan, ex officio Richard K. DeScherer John C. Jeffries Jr., ex officio Elsie W. Thompson Joseph Erdman Donald A. King Jr. Frances Fragos Townsend Eugene V. Fife James C. Lehrer Walter F. Walker Suzanne S. Whitmore

MILLER CENTER THE HOLTON SOCIETY FOUNDATION BOARD The Miller Center’s Holton Society was created by The Miller Center Foundation was established in resolution of the Governing Council and Foundation 1987 to support the work of the Center and function Board to recognize long-standing friends and as an ambassador to the public on behalf of its supporters who have dedicated their time, talent, initiatives and programs. The Foundation is governed and treasure to support the work of the Center. by its board of directors. The Society is named in honor of Governor Linwood Holton, chairman emeritus of the Center’s Joseph R. Gladden Jr., chair, ex officio Governing Council. Leonard W. Sandridge, vice chair Gordon C. Burris A. Linwood Holton Jr. Barbara J. Fried, ex officio Mortimer Caplin John C. Jeffries Jr., ex officio Daniel K. Frierson Daniel P. Jordan John W. Galbraith Paula F. Newcomb Andrew D. Hart Jr. Leigh B. Middleditch Jr. Edgar J. Roberts Jr. Elizabeth Scott Anne R. Worrell

Membership listings are current as of publication of this report in September 2018.

The Miller Center is a nonpartisan affiliate of the University of Virginia that specializes in presidential scholarship, political history, and public policy. We seek to inspire America’s leaders with critical insights that advance democratic institutions for the public good.

22 CABINET REPORT 2017–2018 | millercenter.org BY THE NUMBERS Media appearances in major outlets (FY 2018)

THE WASHINGTON51 POST 37CNN 29UVA TODAY

28MSNBC 22NPR 17POLITICO

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