Inspired Washington University in St. Louis 2016–17 Annual Report $642.7M 25 Research support 2016–17 Nobel laureates associated with the university 4,152 15,155 Total faculty Total enrollment, fall 2016 6,941 undergraduate; 6,724 graduate and professional; 23 1,490 part-time and other Number of top 15 graduate and professional programs U.S. News & World Report, 2016–17 29,197 Class of 2020 applications, first-year students entering fall 2016 19 Rank of undergraduate program 1,776 U.S. News & World Report, 2016–17, National Universities Category Class of 2020 enrollment, first-year students entering fall 2016 135,683 >2,300 Number of alumni addresses on record July 2016 Total acres, including Danforth Campus, Medical Campus, West Campus, North Campus, South Campus, 560 Music Center, Lewis Center, and Tyson Research Center $7.2B Total endowment as of June 30, 2017 22 Number of Danforth Campus buildings on the National 15,721 Register of Historic Places Total employees $232M Amount university provided in undergraduate $3.1B and graduate scholarship support Total operating revenues as of June 30, 2017 4,490 All degrees awarded 2016–17

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 Letter from the Chair and Chancellor 14 Inspired 36 Financial Highlights 4 Leading Together 32 Year in Review 2 | Inspired

LETTER FROM THE CHAIR AND THE CHANCELLOR

Mark S. Wrighton, Chancellor, and Craig D. Schnuck, Chair, Board of Trustees

As of June 30, 2017, thanks to the extraordinary generosity of our alumni, friends, faculty, and staff, Leading Together: The Campaign for Washington University has reached a total of $2.62 billion, with $456 million designated to scholarships and fellowships. Though there is still much to be done, the impact of Leading Together is tangible across the university. Construction of new facilities to enhance teaching, research, service, and patient care is underway on the As of June 30, 2017, thanks Danforth Campus and at the School of Medicine. Endowed professorships are to the extraordinary generosity allowing us to attract and retain exceptional faculty. The incoming first-year class, of our alumni, friends, faculty, 1,776 new students drawn from a field of 29,197 applicants, was the largest in and staff, Leading Together: Washington University history, and 123 were the first in their families to attend The Campaign for Washington college. About 13 percent of the class is from families with high financial need. University has reached a Three schools celebrated historic milestones this year. The School of Law total of $2.62 billion, with commemorated its first 150 years by launching a year of events on campus and $456.8 million designated to across the country. The Olin Business School marked 100 years of excellence in business education using the theme “Our History. Our Future.” and concluded scholarships and fellowships. with “Olin’s Party of the Century” on April 21, 2017. The Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts celebrated the 10th anniversary of the school’s founding with a gala event on September 9, 2016. Driving Discovery, an ambitious Arts & Sciences effort designed to transform teaching, research, and facilities and usher in a new era of scientific discovery, is underway. Through this initiative, we strive to create an interconnected community of scientists and students working in state-of-the-art facilities that will empower research across disciplinary boundaries. 3

At the School of Medicine and elsewhere, research into Outstanding students are drawn to Washington University, personalized medicine has captured the medical world’s in great part, because of the quality of our academic and imagination by offering possibilities for treatment administrative leadership. We celebrate the arrival of the and prevention based on patients’ own genes. With its following new leaders: unparalleled tools and expertise, the School of Medicine Mark Taylor became dean of Olin Business School and is poised to be a global leader in this revolution. Our professor of finance on December 1, 2016. Previously Personalized Medicine Initiative brings together resources he was dean of Warwick Business School in the United and intellectual horsepower from every basic and clinical Kingdom and professor of international finance at the scientific discipline. The initiative aims to dramatically University of Warwick. Taylor succeeds Mahendra R. accelerate the timeline for customized, affordable disease Gupta, the Geraldine J. and Robert L. Virgil Professor of prevention and treatment. Accounting and Management. The Alvin J. Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Denise Stephens was announced as vice provost and Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine university librarian. As such, she manages University has expanded services in patient care and public health Libraries’ nine locations and the construction of the through a new outpatient facility in north St. Louis reimagined John M. Olin Library, slated to debut in County and an expanded facility in St. Charles County. spring 2018. She came to St. Louis from the University of There are now five Siteman Cancer Center locations, and California, Santa Barbara, where she was the university Siteman treats the third-largest number of cancer patients librarian. Stephens succeeds Jeffrey G. Trzeciak, who left in the country. Siteman also launched the Siteman Cancer the university in July 2016. Network, a new affiliation with regional medical centers. Anthony J. Azama was appointed the John M. Schael Washington University played a prominent role in Director of Athletics. He came to the university after the national political conversation when it hosted a spending two years as the senior associate athletics director presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald for external operations at Columbia University in New Trump on October 9, 2016. Since 1992, the Commission York. A graduate of Vanderbilt University, Azama was a on Presidential Debates has selected Washington three-year letterwinner on the Commodore football team. University as a host site for five presidential debates (the 1996 debate was canceled two weeks prior) and one Accomplishments from this year mark progress toward the vice presidential debate — more debates than any other fundamental goal of making contributions of lasting benefit institution in history. to our students and our society. The university’s student-athletes enjoyed great success in As a global leader, Washington University is preparing its the past year, including three NCAA Division III national graduates to ignite new efforts to make our society better championships — in women’s soccer, women’s indoor by advancing human health; striving for social justice; track and field, and women’s outdoor track and field. building economic prosperity; providing energy for all while We wrapped up our record-breaking season by finishing preserving our environment; creating music, literature, and second in the 2016–17 Division III Learfield Directors’ art; and designing the built world. We can do it together. Cup standings. Fellows and alumni of the Chancellor’s Graduate Fellowship Program gathered at Washington University October 13–15, 2016, for an annual conference and reunion to celebrate the program’s 25th anniversary. Craig D. Schnuck Founded to encourage graduate students of color to Chair, Board of Trustees become college professors, the program has broadened criteria for admission to include students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds and those who are the first in their family to go to college. Mark S. Wrighton Chancellor 4 | Inspired 5

CAMPAIGN Leading Together: Extraordinary Momentum In the penultimate year for the campaign, Washington University reached new heights of support and impact. Together, we are making history.

As of June 30, 2017, more than 146,000 alumni, We have now entered the final year of the parents, friends, faculty, and staff have committed campaign. Our momentum is swift and our a total of $2.62 billion to Leading Together: progress is extraordinary — but the need is still The Campaign for Washington University, great. By giving so generously of its time, talent, including $456.8 million for new scholarships and and treasure, our community has created the fellowships. The generosity of our community is opportunity to usher in a new era of excellence for an inspiration, as is the leadership of our campaign the university. I know that together, we will seize volunteers, and I thank them all. that opportunity and make history. For 2016–17, gifts totaled $283.3 million — a new university record. Other records for the year include 64,818 donors, 32,399 alumni donors, $368.4 million in new commitments and gifts (including bequests), and $29.3 million in support for the Annual Fund. It would be difficult to overstate the impact of such unprecedented support. Together, our community of donors advance life-saving research and significant scholarship. They open doors of opportunity for tomorrow’s leaders. They foster innovation and entrepreneurship to address the great problems of today and tomorrow. They enable Washington University to enhance the Andrew C. Taylor, Life Trustee quality of life for countless people in our region Executive Chairman, Enterprise Holdings and around the world. Chair, Leading Together: The Campaign for Washington University 6 | Inspired

CAMPAIGN Leadership Gifts Provide Critical Resources — and Inspiration More than 146,000 dedicated Washington University alumni, parents, friends, faculty, and staff have participated in Leading Together: The Campaign for Washington University since the initiative began in March 2009. Their generosity is having a transformative impact on the university today — and building a strong foundation for the future. Following are highlights of extraordinary gifts and commitments received over the past year.

MCDONNELL INSPIRES OTHERS TO SUPPORT SCHOLARSHIPS Life Trustee John F. McDonnell committed $20 million — one of the largest single scholarship gifts in university history — to help future students achieve the dream of a Washington University education. The McDonnell Scholarship Challenge matched all new or increased gifts and commitments for scholarships and fellowships for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students received by June 30, 2018 — and pledges paid through June 30, 2023. Increasing resources for scholarships and fellowships is one of the most important priorities of Leading Together. Support from the McDonnell Challenge is helping to make Washington University accessible and affordable for talented students from all backgrounds.

EDISON FAMILY SERVES AS CATALYST FOR PERSONALIZED MEDICINE INITIATIVE A St. Louis family with a long history of investing in the School of Medicine contributed $10 million to Washington University to enhance investigators’ efforts to translate genetic data into clinically relevant research that improves human health. This gift from the Edison family through the Harry Edison Foundation created the Edison Family Fund to support the Center for Genome Sciences & Systems Biology and the work of its director, Jeffrey Gordon, MD, the Dr. Robert J. Glaser Distinguished University Professor. It will empower a new generation of scientists to combat illnesses that affect millions. 7

POOLE NAMES OPHTHALMOLOGY DEPARTMENT FOR HER FATHER, A PIONEERING GLAUCOMA RESEARCHER St. Louis ophthalmologist and educator John Hardesty, MD, (1887–1953) was a war hero in World War I and a physician who helped to pioneer treatments for glaucoma, provided free care to those in need, and advocated for laws to benefit the blind. His daughter, Jane Hardesty Poole, AB ’61, committed $10 million to the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences at Washington University School of Medicine to honor her father’s memory and his legacy of service to his profession and society. In recognition, the department will be renamed the John F. Hardesty, MD, Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences.

MILLIPORESIGMA GIFTS BENEFIT ARTS & SCIENCES, ENGINEERING & APPLIED SCIENCE, AND MEDICINE For more than 70 years, Washington University has benefited from a strong partnership with MilliporeSigma, the life science business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany. In 2016, MilliporeSigma made a significant in-kind donation to Washington University. Supplies, equipment, and materials from MilliporeSigma are benefiting researchers in departments in Arts & Sciences, the School of Engineering & Applied Science, and the School of Medicine. To recognize MilliporeSigma and Merck KGaA’s critical investment, Washington University has named the second floor of Stephen F. & Camilla T. Brauer Hall in the engineering school the MilliporeSigma Floor.

(Left to Right) Aaron Bobick, Dean, School of Engineering & Applied Science and James M. McKelvey Professor; Udit Batra, CEO, MilliporeSigma and Member of Executive Board, Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany; Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton; and Jennifer K. Lodge, Vice Chancellor for Research 8 | Inspired

CAMPAIGN COUCHES NAME SCHOOL OF MEDICINE RESEARCH BUILDING Former Trustee George W. Couch III and his wife, Debra Couch, have made a $10 million commitment to support personalized medicine at the School of Medicine. In recognition of the Couches’ generosity, the university has named the new research building at 4515 McKinley Avenue the Debra and George Couch III Biomedical Research Building. The Couches’ gift will establish an endowed fund that initially will support the Genome Engineering and Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell Center (GEiC), led by Jeffrey Milbrandt, MD ’78, the James S. McDonnell Professor of Genetics and chair of the Department of Genetics.

NEIDORFFS, CENTENE ESTABLISH DEANSHIP AT THE BROWN SCHOOL Leading patrons of cultural and educational institutions in St. Louis and beyond, Michael and Noémi Neidorff, along with the Centene Charitable Foundation, made a $5 million commitment to endow the Neidorff Family and Centene Corporation Deanship at Washington University’s Brown School. Michael Neidorff is chief executive officer of Centene, a managed-care provider. Centene is a Fortune 500 company, a diversified, multinational health care enterprise with more than 12 million members in 28 states. The first Neidorff Family and Centene Corporation Dean is Mary McKernan McKay, a distinguished academic leader and scholar in social work and public health, who joined Washington University in July 2016.

MCKELVEY ENGINEERING BUILDING HONORS FORMER DEAN Part of the East End Transformation For more than 70 years, the family of School of Engineering & Applied Science Dean Emeritus James McKelvey Sr., MS ’47, PhD ’50, has been entwined with Washington University. Now, thanks to a gift from his son, the McKelvey name will live on at the university. Jim McKelvey Jr., AB ’87, BS ’87, made a $15 million commitment to name a new building at the engineering school in honor of his father. James M. McKelvey, Sr. Hall will house the Department of Computer Science & Engineering and support the university’s data science efforts. Construction is expected to be complete in 2020. (Left to Right): Aaron Bobick, Dean, School of Engineering & Applied Science and James M. McKelvey Professor; James McKelvey Jr.; Anna McKelvey; James McKelvey Sr.; and Judith McKelvey 9

TISCH PARK WILL CREATE WELCOMING ENTRANCE TO CAMPUS Part of the East End Transformation Trustee Ann Rubenstein Tisch, AB ’76, and her husband, Andrew Tisch, longtime benefactors of Washington University, provided a lead gift for the east end transformation project to support the creation of Ann and Andrew Tisch Park. The reimagined green space will offer a lively, welcoming entrance to the Danforth Campus and a place for students, faculty and staff members, and visitors to gather and celebrate. Situated between Skinker Boulevard and the current location of Hoyt Drive, Tisch Park will be home to 70 of the more than 300 trees to be planted on the east end.

SCHNUCK PAVILION WILL HOUSE DINING FACILITIES AND SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAMS Part of the East End Transformation Craig Schnuck, chair of Washington University’s Board of Trustees, is among the university leaders who have played a key role in planning the transformation of the east end of the Danforth Campus. His engagement with that project led him and his wife, Nancy Schnuck, to make a leadership commitment to support construction of the Craig and Nancy Schnuck Pavilion, a multiuse facility that will provide vital services and serve as headquarters to the university’s sustainability initiatives. Schnuck Pavilion will house dining facilities, the Environmental Studies program, the Office of Sustainability, a multipurpose classroom, and resources for pedestrian and bicycle commuters.

Campaign Progress as of June 30, 2017 • $2.62 billion raised • 129 professorships and other endowed positions, including 17 established in 2016–17 • $456.8 million for scholarships and fellowships • More than 146,000 campaign donors For more information about the east end transformation, which is ushering in a new era of academic excellence for Washington University, Alumni and Friends Support in see page 16. 2016–17 All are new records • $283.3 million in gifts • $29.3 million for the Annual Fund • 64,818 donors • 32,399 alumni donors 10 | Inspired

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Washington University attracts some of the world’s most Michael P. Pacin, M.D. and Professor Belinda Hsu and David Weisner Amy D. Ronner Scholarship in Honor Scholarship for Asian Studies academically gifted, inquisitive, and creative students, who of Professor Alfred Holtzer Belinda Hsu and David Weisner are committed to addressing society’s challenges. To realize Michael P. Pacin, M.D. and their dreams of a top-tier education, many of these students Amy D. Ronner, Ph.D. Eugene and Eleanor Weiss Scholarship need financial assistance. Scholarships and fellowships are a Helen Power Scholarship Jay Weiss key priority for Leading Together. Washington University Harry K. and Carol Brouse Windland At the end of 2016–2017, new support for scholarships Jill and Mitchell Roberts Family Scholarship in Honor of Sidney M. and Scholarship Jenny R. Brouse during Leading Together reached $456.8 million. Donors Jill and Mitchell Roberts Harry K. and Carol Brouse Windland created 131 new annual scholarships and continued to Dr. Charles L. Robertson and James and Juanita Wittmer sponsor 958, for a total of 1,089 annual scholarships in Dianne Robertson Scholarship Scholarship 2016–2017. Donors also established 105 new endowed Chuck and Dianne Robertson James F. and Juanita L. Wittmer scholarships (listed below), for a total of 572 new endowed Dr. James S. Roloff Scholarship Olin Business School scholarships established in the campaign to date. Dr. James S. Roloff W. Gene Adams Scholarship W. Gene Adams* Rosen Family Scholarship for Arts & Sciences Mary Curtis Horowitz Scholarship Brain Sciences William G. Buckner Graduate Linda and Kevin Rosen, Nicole Rosen Anonymous Scholarship (3) Mary Curtis Horowitz Scholarship William G. Buckner* Michael and Deborah Salzberg Maria and Aaron Goetz and Kern Family Scholarship Scholarship Rabbi Sidney and Tovah Applbaum Katie and Jay Kern Arthur E. and Linda A. Curle Michael D. Salzberg and Scholarship Scholarship Deborah Ratner Salzberg Isaac and Hilda Applbaum Dr. Paul Douglas Lyon (Bachelor of Arts Art and Linda Curle 1970 and Doctor of Philosophy 1980) Judith F. and Robert J. Schnitzer Pamela Renee Benitez Scholarship and Deborah Elizabeth Lyon (Bachelor Ira and Jill Gansler Scholarship Scholarship Pamela Renee Benitez of Arts 1973) Scholarship Ira Gansler Elizabeth Anne Mack Lyon and Ms. Judy Friedman and Mr. Robert J. Schnitzer* Corbet Family Scholarship Dr. John B. Lyon Patricia Gillula Scholarship Kathleen A. and Randy Corbet E. William Gillula Professor Michael Merbaum Don E. and Kathleen M. Sokolik Scholarship Freiwald Summer Scholarship Scholarship Gloria and Vincent Gorguze Don E. and Kathleen M. Sokolik Andrew W. Ferguson and Kay C. Wu Tal and Ariel Recanati Scholarship Ms. Lynn Ellen Gorguze and Kenneth S. Teel and Odette G. Teel Charles W. Fullgraf Scholarship Andrea Grant and Selig S. Merber Mr. Scott H. Peters Graduate Psychology Fellowship in the The Fullgraf Foundation Scholarship Ms. Andrea Grant and Mr. Selig S. Merber Department of Psychological and Mahendra R. Gupta and Brain Sciences Lindsay Helmholz Scholarship Sunita Garg Scholarship Kenneth and Odette Teel* Professor R. H. Helmholz Thomas W. Ottenad Scholarship Washington University Mary Jane Ottenad* Nancy Alicia Wayland Scholarship Holzman-Graziano Family Scholarship William A. and Christine A. Mr. Joseph F. Wayland and Glori Holzman Graziano Linnenbringer Scholarship Ms. Patricia Vercilli William A. and Christine A. Linnenbringer 11

Mosbacher Family Scholarship Sam Fox School of Design & Anthony E. Fathman, M.D. Scholarship University Merry and Jim Mosbacher Visual Arts C. Garrison Fathman, M.D. and Anonymous Scholarship (1) Fetterman-Compadre Scholarship Ann Kohlmoos Fathman Rosenkranz Family Scholarship James C. Fetterman John Berg Scholarship Jeff A. and Lisa Kaplan Rosenkranz Margaret Hoynak Scholarship Washington University Hopper Family Scholarship Dr. Bryan C. Hoynak Allan and Lily Schweitzer Scholarship Vicki and Dennis Hopper Bluedorn Family Scholarship Allan and Lily Schweitzer Edward L. Kaplan, M.D. and Irene Colle Todd and Barbara Bluedorn April May Scholarship Kaplan Medical Student Scholarship Dennis D. Uchimoto Scholarship in April May* Edward L. Kaplan, M.D., ’62 and Leo R. Buder Foundation Trust Accounting in Honor of Geraldine J. Irene Colle Kaplan, M.Ed., ’59 Scholarship and Robert L. Virgil Jill and Mitchell Roberts Family Leo R. Buder* Dennis D. Uchimoto Scholarship Harry and Minnie Kramer Scholarship Jill and Mitchell Roberts Dr. Jeffrey Kramer and Mrs. Polly Kramer Barbara A. and Thomas M. Feiner A. Greig Woodring Scholarship Scholarship Reinsurance Group of America Inc. School of Law The Class of 1974 Scholarship in Barbara A. and Thomas M. Feiner and Catherine and Paul Aaron Family Honor of Dr. Jonathan Mann Washington University School of Engineering & Scholarship Dr. Joan G. Clark Applied Science Catherine and Paul Aaron Samuel and Veronica Ingene Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Mohammed Shams-ul-Islam Mary Anne Rudloff Scholarship Dr. Charles A. Ingene Ansari and Family Scholarship Virginia Tomasulo Anthes Scholarship Dr. Mary Anne Rudloff Mohsin Ansari and Alya Haq Virginia Anthes* Long Student Aid Fund Dr. David Schlessinger Honorary Mr. John P. Long* Justice Mohammed Habeeb Ansari and Betty and Morrey Frey Scholarship Scholarship Mrs. Mateen Ansari Scholarship Martin A. Frey, Class of 1965 Anonymous Ralph J. and Trish M. Nagel Mohsin Ansari and Alya Haq Scholarship James P. Gray Scholarship The Warren Family Scholarship Ralph J. Nagel and Trish M. Nagel Stuart Brown and Sandra DeJong/ James P. Gray Drs. Robert W. and Nancy J. Warren Nagel Foundation Langsdorf Scholarship Stuart Brown and Sandra DeJong Cynthia Heath Family Scholarship James and Juanita Wittmer Edward L. Pipkin Scholarship Cynthia G. Heath Scholarship Mr. Edward L. Pipkin* Roger and Tracy Chamberlain James F. and Juanita L. Wittmer Scholarship Max G. and Marilyn G. Margulis Helen and Elmer Schwind Scholarship Roger and Tracy Chamberlain Scholarship Washington University School of Dr. Charles A. Ingene Max G. and Marilyn G. Margulis Medicine Class of 1995 Scholarship Fullgraf Fellowship Members of the Class of 1995 Jane Stamper Scholarship The Fullgraf Foundation Andrea Grant and Selig S. Merber Ms. Jane Stamper* Scholarship Brown School Richard L. Hedden Scholarship Ms. Andrea Grant and Mr. Selig S. Merber Anonymous Scholarship (1) Richard L. Hedden* Military Leaders Scholarship Ross and Carol Brownson Scholarship William H. Hochstettler III and Veteran Alumni and Friends of Ross C. Brownson and Cheri L. Hochstettler Scholarship Military Veterans Carol A. Brownson William H. Hochstettler III and Cheri L. Hochstettler Robert G. Schwendinger and Cahn Family Endowed Master’s Tatjana Schwendinger Scholarship Research Fellowship Richard and Jody Homans Scholarship Robert G. Schwendinger and Charles M. Cahn and Stephanie M. Cahn Richard and Jody Homans Tatjana Schwendinger and Family

Toby H. Kusmer Scholarship Donald J. and Shirley B. Sher Carol McCarthy Duhme Scholarship Toby H. Kusmer and Ruth L. Kaplan Scholarship Carol McCarthy Duhme Donald J. and Shirley B. Sher Lundquist-Stebbins Scholarship Margaret Schutz Gordon Scholarship Mr. William R. Stebbins Jr.* Lewis A. Sigler Scholarship Margaret Schutz Gordon* Lewis Sigler* Robert and Marie O’Donnell Graduate William E. Gordon Scholarship Scholarship School of Medicine Margaret Schutz Gordon* Robert T. O’Donnell and Dr. M. Carolyn Baum Scholarship in Marie Rulfs O’Donnell* Occupational Therapy Carl E. Josehart and Samuel M. Jacobson Dr. Carolyn Baum Scholarship Paik Family Scholarship Carl E. Josehart and Samuel M. Jacobson Edward Paik and Naxin Jiang Paik Dr. Denise Beusen and Mr. Jon Beusen Scholarship Donna King Scholarship Ramerth Family/Langsdorf Dr. Denise Beusen and Mr. Jon Beusen Evelyn Bonander and Donna King* Scholarship Brent Ramerth and Kalinda Lisy Data-Cantrell Family Scholarship Paul and Nancy Parker Tice Dr. Joann L. Data and Scholarship Mr. Herman A. Cantrell Nancy Parker Tice and Paul N. Tice *Deceased 12 | Inspired

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Distinguished faculty and visionary leaders define a great university. Endowed positions help attract and retain accomplished professors, deans, directors, and coaches who advance excellence — and who challenge and inspire students to go on to great accomplishments of their own. Endowed positions are the highest honor Washington University can bestow. They are powerful tools for recruiting, retaining, and honoring luminaries in their fields, and they are a lasting tribute to the donor and the person the donor chooses to honor. They recognize the contributions of outstanding teachers, researchers, and leaders and provide increased support for their work. Those who hold endowed positions, and their successors, will continue to provide great benefit to society for generations to come. Investing in endowed positions ensures that we can continue to build a truly great university that serves our nation and our world. From the start of Leading Together through June 30, 2017, 129 positions have been established — professorships, directorships, deanships, and one coaching position. This number includes 17 positions created during 2016–17, which are listed below.

Deanship: Stanley A. Sawyer Professorship Neidorff Family and Centene Corporation Deanship Donor: Stanley A. Sawyer* (Brown School) Donors: Centene Charitable Foundation Drs. Barry A. and Marilyn J. Siegel Professorship Michael and Noémi Neidorff in Radiology Donors: Drs. Barry A. and Marilyn J. Siegel Directorship: Peter G. Sortino Directorship of the Gephardt Institute David F. and Shirley W. Silbert Professorship in for Civic and Community Engagement Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics Donor: The Danforth Foundation Donors: Drs. David F.* and Shirley W. Silbert

Professorships funded by donors: James and Juanita Wittmer Professorship in Daniel J. Brennan, M.D. Professorship in Neurology Arts & Sciences Donor: The Estate of Daniel J. Brennan, M.D. Donors: James F. and Juanita L. Wittmer

Harvey R. Colten Professorship in Pediatric Science James and Juanita Wittmer Professorship in Medicine Donors: Mrs. Susan J. Colten and family, colleagues Donors: James F. and Juanita L. Wittmer and friends of Harvey R. Colten, and the Department of Pediatrics Professorships funded by other sources: Ralph Walter Mills Professorship in Radiology Lee Hunter Distinguished Professorship in Engineering Donors: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Brauer Sherwood Moore Professorship in Radiology

Sanford C. and Karen P. Loewentheil Distinguished Hugh Monroe Wilson Professorship in Radiology Professorship in Medicine Donors: Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Carl Loewentheil Endowed Coaching Position: Estakhri Family Men’s Soccer Head Coach Henry Elliot Mallinckrodt Professorship Donors: Petro and Mary Estakhri Donors: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mallinckrodt Jr.*

Stanley A. Sawyer Professorship *deceased Donor: Stanley A. Sawyer* We are inspired to develop big ideas and tackle challenging problems.

We are inspired by our colleagues, partners, and students, all driven by a duty to service, leadership, and achievement.

We are inspired to embrace possibilities, to create significant change, and improve the quality of human lives everywhere.

We are inspired by a community in which people matter and serious work is done.

When talented people from around the world come together and are inspired, they create something extraordinary.

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Key Components 1 Ann and Andrew Tisch Park 3 Henry A. and Elvira H. Jubel Hall 5 Gary M. Sumers Welcome Center 7  Craig and Nancy Schnuck Pavilion 2 Anabeth and John Weil Hall 4 James M. McKelvey, Sr. Hall 6  Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum Expansion 17

East End Transformation Washington University is setting the course for its next era of academic excellence and service to society with the most extensive and multifaceted capital project in the history of the Danforth Campus.

A ceremonial groundbreaking honoring the Weil Hall will provide much needed space for Sam project’s lead donors took place on May 5, 2017. Fox School graduate programs and will bring all of Construction began later that month on the eight the school’s programs to the Danforth Campus. major components: three new academic buildings, An expansion of the Mildred Lane Kemper two multi-use pavilions, an underground parking Art Museum will create the James M. Kemper garage, an expansion of the Mildred Lane Kemper Gallery and a new entrance foyer, allowing the Art Museum, and a beautiful new park and museum to showcase a larger portion of its surrounding landscape. world-class collection. “For many years, we have envisioned ways to Ann and Andrew Tisch Park will offer a lively and harness the potential of this prominent part of the inviting green space that will unite the east end of Danforth Campus,” Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton the Danforth Campus and feature an enhanced said. “The comprehensive plan embraces our tree-lined view of Brookings Hall. history and tradition and looks toward the future, furthering our role as a world-class teaching and The Gary M. Sumers Welcome Center will house research institution. We are excited to see this the Offices of Undergraduate Admissions and vision become a reality.” Student Financial Services and receive campus visitors with sweeping views and vibrant indoor Henry A. and Elvira H. Jubel Hall will house and outdoor gathering spaces. the Department of Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science in the School of Engineering & The Craig and Nancy Schnuck Pavilion will Applied Science. bring together a dynamic mix of dining options, the Office of Sustainability, the Environmental James M. McKelvey, Sr. Hall will be home to the Studies program, and resources for pedestrian engineering school’s Department of Computer and bicycle commuters. Science & Engineering and will support Washington University’s data science initiatives. Construction is slated for completion in 2019, with the exception of McKelvey Hall, which will Serving as the new front door to the Sam Fox open in 2020. School of Design & Visual Arts, Anabeth and John 18 | Inspired

Brain damage caused by an abnormal The study, published in January in Science Unraveling protein linked to Alzheimer’s disease Translational Medicine, shows that an Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases antisense oligonucleotide molecule — could be reduced and even reversed administered to mice that were genetically by the first synthetic molecule with modified to produce a mutant form therapeutic potential, according of human tau protein — significantly to School of Medicine researchers. reduced the levels of tangled tau proteins The compound interferes with the associated with brain dysfunction. “We’ve shown that this body’s ability to build the tau protein Treated mice in the study lived longer molecule lowers levels of the implicated in certain brain diseases. than untreated mice and displayed better tau protein, preventing and “This is a promising new approach cognitive functioning. Miller’s team in some cases reversing the to lowering tau protein. But we have also treated healthy monkeys with the neurological damage. This to test whether it is safe in people and molecule and found reductions of tau compound is the first that whether it actually lowers tau protein protein in the brain. has been shown to reverse in people’s brains as it is designed to tau-related damage to the do,” said Timothy Miller, MD, PhD, the brain and that also has the David Clayson Professor of Neurology potential to be used as a and the study’s senior author. “But therapeutic in people.” everything we’ve seen so far says that this is worth investigating as a potential —Timothy Miller treatment for people.”

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“We need to stack the deck for prevention — embrace the opportunity to reduce our collective cancer toll by changing the way we live.” —Graham Colditz

Graham Colditz says cancer rates can be cut dramatically by implementing known cancer-fighting policies and practices.

However, such change has not proven Cutting Cancer easy. Colditz calls for increased research into how to break down in Half barriers that keep people from adopting healthy lifestyles. Such findings could translate to huge Cancer rates can be cut in half just by health and economic benefits. putting into widespread practice what “Public health programs that focus on we already know about preventing prevention have returns on investment the disease, according to Graham A. that would be the envy of the business Colditz, MD, the Niess-Gain Professor world,” Colditz said. “Smoking of Surgery and deputy director of the cessation programs save over $2 for Institute for Public Health. every dollar of funding, which jumps In a March 2017 article in the to up to $17 for programs targeting New England Journal of Medicine, pregnant smokers. Building walking Colditz and co-author Karen M. and bike paths triples savings. And Emmons of the Harvard T.H. Chan implementing policies to tax sugary School of Public Health called for drinks saves an incredible $55 for education efforts and implementation every dollar of funding.” of programs, policies, and practices Yet public health programs often go to help people avoid smoking and underfunded — sometimes drastically weight gain, increase exercise and so, he said. fresh-produce consumption, and get appropriate cancer screenings and “To help realize the potential of cancer vaccinations. “Our challenge is to prevention, one of our important roles act on the knowledge we have,” as researchers and health professionals said Colditz, who also serves as has become that of communicator — associate director of prevention and to effectively convey the power and control at Siteman Cancer Center impact and excitement of public at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and health,” Colditz said. Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. 20 | Inspired

Fighting Malnutrition Jeffrey Gordon’s research into the human gut microbiome and its relationship to disease and health received a significant gift from the Harry Edison Foundation.

In 2017, the global fight against childhood malnutrition got a helping hand via a $10 million gift to support the interdisciplinary Center for Genome Sciences & Systems Biology and the groundbreaking work of its director, Jeffrey Gordon, MD, the Dr. Robert J. Glaser Distinguished University Professor. “This support from the Harry Edison Foundation will enable us to make timely investments to enhance the work of the group of extraordinarily gifted, creative, and inspiring students who we, the faculty, are so fortunate to have in our labs,” Gordon said. “Through the Harry Edison Foundation, the Edison and Newman families have had a profound impact on life and health in St. Louis and beyond. Both families’ belief in our center and our potential to improve the health and well-being of people around the world encourages and enables us to keep making progress.” In recognition of the ongoing generosity of the Edison family, the center is being renamed the Edison Family Center for Genome Sciences & Systems Biology. Gordon, who joined the School of Medicine in 1981, has played an internationally recognized pioneering role in establishing a research field devoted to the human gut microbiome. His trailblazing work has focused on the vast community of microbes that live in the human gut and their relationship to disease and good health. After initially discovering the relationship between dysfunctional gut microbiomes and obesity more than a decade ago, Gordon’s work has expanded to include childhood malnutrition, the leading cause of death worldwide in children under age 5. He and his students are formulating food-based therapies designed to repair the gut microbiota in malnourished children. Working with collaborators in Bangladesh, they are testing these therapeutic foods. In recognition of his seminal work, Gordon was honored in September 2016 with the prestigious Steven C. Beering Award, given annually to an individual whose research contributions have led to outstanding advances in the biomedical sciences.

Previous gifts from the Harry Edison Foundation, spanning 50 years, have supported two professorships and a variety of initiatives and programs at the School of Medicine, including diabetes research, stem cell and developmental biology research, and the construction of the Eric P. Newman Education Center, named in honor of Eric P. Newman, JD ’35, nephew of Harry Edison. 21

Jeffrey Gordon is a pioneer in microbiome research. 22 | Inspired

LEADING THE WAY IN ZIKA FIGHT Washington University researchers comprise a significant nexus in the international effort to fight the mosquito-borne Zika virus, whose spread has been declared a global public health emergency by the World Health Organization. Zika, which can irreparably damage babies’ brains and has been linked to myriad health problems, has rampaged throughout Latin America and ranged to the U.S., Africa, India, and elsewhere.

Michael Diamond, MD, PhD, the Herbert S. Gasser Professor of medicine and professor of molecular microbiology and of pathology and immunology, began focusing on Zika in 2015 after a chance conversation at an international National Institutes of Health (NIH)-hosted conference with a colleague from Brazil, where the number of significant Zika infections was growing. Diamond’s lab began some pilot projects on the virus, which drew interest and funding from the NIH.

Less than a year later, School of Medicine researchers had developed several useful mouse models of the Zika infection and pathogenesis, identified potential drug targets to block the Michael Diamond is helping develop Zika vaccines. spread of the virus, showed that Zika can persist in the eye and testes, and identified specific antibodies that could be the basis for vaccines, diagnosis, or treatment. The Diamond laboratory more recently published on the efficacy of novel mRNA-based vaccines against Zika virus in mice. This data was important for advancing these mRNA vaccines to current trials in humans.

“While it was true that few were studying Zika before last year, it’s not true that we weren’t prepared for this outbreak,” Diamond said. “Within a very short period of time, the field generated vaccine candidates, therapeutic candidates, and animal models both in mice and primates. It shows that by studying basic properties of pathogens, whether bacteria, viruses, or otherwise, we’ll learn enough so that if something does happen, we’ll be prepared, poised, and nimble enough to move into the field very quickly to make significant progress. And that’s what’s been done with Zika.”

LAW SCHOOL’S 150TH YEAR Washington University’s School of Law, the oldest In February the School of Law hosted a fireside private law school west of the Mississippi, began chat with Mitt Romney. Vice Provost Adrienne Davis, celebrating its sesquicentennial in academic year the William M. Van Cleve Professor of Law, and 2017 with U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Vice Dean Adam Rosenzweig led a discussion with G. Roberts Jr., former Massachusetts governor and Romney that touched on presidential leadership, presidential candidate Mitt Romney, the Missouri cultural diversity, trade, immigration, and Supreme Court, and Mark Twain. This milestone governmental regulation. marks 150 years of legal education and practice and highlights a legacy of scholastic excellence. This past March in Washington, D.C., the School of Law convened a three-judge panel led by Chief Festivities kicked off at Orientation 2016 with a Justice Roberts to resolve “The Case of Tom Sawyer.” Graham Chapel Convocation Ceremony welcoming The mock trial included a presentation by university the School of Law’s 150th class — with students performing arts students, incorporating the fence- representing 41 states and 30 countries. Speakers whitewashing scene from the Mark Twain novel The School of Law convened a panel led by included Dean Nancy Staudt, the Howard and and Tom’s fraudulent misrepresentations. Faculty Chief Justice Roberts to resolve “The Case of Tom Caroline Cayne Professor of Law; Chancellor members, alumni, and other attorneys participated Sawyer,” a mock trial that included a presentation by Mark S. Wrighton; Missouri Chief Justice Patricia in the tongue-in-cheek trial before a black-tie audience university performing arts students. Breckenridge, as well as other Missouri Supreme of alumni and friends. The event was covered at Court Justices and law school faculty. length by The New York Times.

Incoming students also participated in small group discussions with prominent alumni judges and others, including state Supreme Court justices and federal court judges. 23

MYSCI BOOSTS TEST SCORES Science proficiency for elementary students in north St. Louis County’s Pattonville School District jumped from 38 percent to 65 percent in the first year after the district implemented the innovative MySci curriculum developed by Washington University’s Institute for School Partnership (ISP).

“With careers in STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) growing, we recognize the need to equip our students with those necessary 21st-century skills,” said ISP Executive Director Victoria May. The best way to do that, she added, is by hands-on learning. “Actually doing science — not just talking about it or reading about it — is key MySci gives teachers and students hands-on lessons to improve science learning. to student success.”

Teachers learn key scientific concepts and how to activate small-group learning, and classrooms receive MySci kits — with books, batteries, light bulbs, and more to foster that hands-on learning. MySci now serves 55,000 K–8 pupils in public, private, and charter schools throughout the region, helping students at all learning levels to advance.

“We have found that doing what scientists do in the field and then thinking and writing about that data helps lower-achieving students grasp these concepts,” May said, “and pushes higher-achieving students to the next level.”

She describes the MySci program as transformative. “Gone are the traditional teaching methods of the heavy textbook and heavier lectures. Every day there Guy Genin, top, is part of a new mechanobiology center. are interactions — hands-on experiments, books, pictures, or short videos,” May said. Further, the program prepares teachers with clear and achievable MECHANOBIOLOGY FACULTY DELVE lessons. “MySci empowers teachers to feel confident INTO CELLS TO FIND CURES about teaching science.” By diving more deeply into the electrical and mechanical functions of individual animal and plant cells, The active MySci curriculum works to engage all researchers at Washington University’s newly formed Science and Technology Center for Engineering students in science learning, not just the ones who MechanoBiology (CEMB) could fundamentally transform both medicine and agriculture. raise their hands, May said, which bodes well for their future opportunities. “MySci helps ensure that the A $23.6 million National Science Foundation grant funds the Washington University CEMB, where next generations of our STEM leaders will come from researchers in the School of Engineering & Applied Science and in Arts & Sciences collaborate with schools right here in the St. Louis region.” those from the University of Pennsylvania. The Monsanto Fund has figured prominently in “The possible advances are nearly limitless,” said Guy Genin, principal investigator of Washington MySci’s success. A $3.7 million grant in 2005 helped University’s portion of the grant and professor of mechanical engineering and materials science in the start the program, followed by a $2.2 million grant School of Engineering & Applied Science. “If we can program cellular mechanical behavior, we could stop in 2012. cancer cells from metastasizing. We could also improve our bodies’ system functions and vastly change the way we approach injuries, with the potential to speed up rehabilitation.”

“Mechanobiology has incredible potential. It could transform the way we view many of the world’s most complex questions and issues,” Genin said. “As this center unravels how plant and animal cells are controlled by force and by their mechanical microenvironments, we hope to apply this knowledge to develop technologies for new therapies, materials, and agricultural techniques.” 24 | Inspired

Investing in Imaging Sciences A $25 million initiative adds faculty and research centers that are poised to create breakthroughs in diagnosing and treating disease.

Advanced imaging science at Washington University helps diagnose and treat disease as well as study intricate biological, molecular, and cellular processes. Now it will expand significantly over the next five years, thanks to the $25 million Imaging Sciences Initiative between the School of Engineering & Applied Science and the School of Medicine. “Washington University will further establish its place at the forefront of groundbreaking biomedical engineering and imaging research that can have an immediate impact in the world,” said Aaron F. Bobick, dean of the School of Engineering & Applied Science and the James M. McKelvey Professor. This initiative adds eight new faculty to the 100-plus cadre of engineering and medical school imaging scientists. These scientists will build on a strong history of breakthroughs on numerous fronts, from individual cells and nerves, to cancer tumors and Alzheimer’s disease plaques, to innovative brain maps. In addition to recruiting new faculty, the initiative will add imaging research centers focused on fundamental science and technology, translational clinical opportunities, and an interdisciplinary imaging sciences doctoral program. Six departments are taking part in the initiative: biomedical engineering, computer science & engineering, electrical & systems engineering, and, at the medical school, radiology, radiation oncology, and cell biology and physiology. David H. Perlmutter, MD, executive vice chancellor for medical affairs and dean of the School of Medicine, said he is thrilled with the potential the initiative holds for pushing the boundaries of imaging technology “to better diagnose and treat cancer, Alzheimer’s, and other diseases that so tragically affect society. Welcoming new scientists to our faculty and training the next generation of imaging scientists is exciting,” Perlmutter said. “I am eager to see the benefits this effort will have on mankind.” 25 26 | Inspired

The new Gary M. Sumers Recreation houses new cardio machines, a spinning Opening a Center brings revitalized fitness room, two fitness studios, and a three- State-of-the-Art facilities to the Danforth Campus, court gym with an elevated running track. helping to foster the physical and Users can take advantage of daytime Rec Center emotional well-being of the entire and evening cycling, yoga, kickboxing, university community. and other fitness classes, expanded Dedicated October 28, 2016, and intramurals, and discounted personal training and massage therapy. Washington “The goal was to create a named for alumnus and trustee Gary Sumers, AB ’75, the center is already University varsity athletes also are place where everyone — benefiting from the new and renovated regardless of age, interests, serving as a magnet for the university community with an average of 1,700 spaces with new locker facilities, an or fitness level — would feel visitors per day. “The debut of the Gary expanded sports medicine suite, and welcome.” M. Sumers Recreation Center marks other features. —Bryan Lenz the start of a new era. It is an inclusive, Developed after years of planning with vibrant facility that celebrates the input from students and employees, the best of all of us and brings the entire center is part of the first major update Washington University community to the Athletic Complex since 1984. The together in a shared pursuit: to live Sumers Recreation Center comprises a healthier lives,” said Brian Lenz, the reimagined Francis Gymnasium, home to university’s inaugural director of the 1904 Olympics, and a 66,500-square- recreational sports and fitness. foot addition. More space and a variety of offerings are helping to attract the university community to the center. The center

Students, staff, and faculty are flocking to fitness classes at the Gary M. Sumers Recreation Center. 27

“Once we’ve established an improved baseline of healthy maturation and aging, other scientists will have access to use it to differentiate normal changes from those due to disease.” —David Van Essen

Deanna M. Barch and David Van Essen are gathering data for the Lifespan Human Connectome Project.

layer, where sensory perception, Tracking the attention, language, and abstract thinking occur. The map, reported in Human Brain a 2016 issue of Nature, will greatly benefit researchers at Washington University and beyond who are To learn how the human brain studying brain diseases such develops and changes over time, as autism, schizophrenia, dementia, Washington University researchers and epilepsy. are scanning the brains of some Washington University researchers 2,500 people, from kindergartners also are playing a key role in the to centenarians, under two National landmark nationwide Adolescent Brain Institutes of Health (NIH) grants Cognitive Development (ABCD) study totaling $34 million. through a $5.6 million NIH grant. The imaging data — part of the “We’re looking at a wide variety of Lifespan Human Connectome factors, from peers to social support to Project — will be an incredible families, to determine how some things resource for others studying promote healthy brain development childhood disorders such as autism while other things can interfere with and neurodegenerative diseases such it,” said Deanna M. Barch, head of as Alzheimer’s, said David Van Essen, the Department of Psychological and the Alumni Endowed Professor Brain Sciences in Arts & Sciences and of Neuroscience at the School the Gregory B. Couch Professor of of Medicine and a co-principal Psychiatry at the School of Medicine. investigator on both grants. Barch is a co-principal investigator Van Essen and his student, Matthew on the ABCD study as well as on the Glasser, MD ’17, PhD ’17, previously children’s part of the Lifespan Project. helped develop a detailed brain map that depicts the landscape of the cerebral cortex, the brain’s outermost 28 | Inspired

Making Dreams Come True Scholarships and stipends offer exceptional young people the opportunity to realize their extraordinary potential. Meet three such spring 2017 graduates who aspire to lives and careers of significance.

James Petersen returned to his hometown of Such scholarships, she said, are “funded by people St. Louis in 2014 after a decade in Iraq and who believe that people like me who cannot afford Afghanistan as a Marine and private contractor. Washington University have the ability to attend a After receiving treatment for PTSD, he began school like this.” working with homeless veterans at the downtown Ogede, a sprinter, helped the women’s indoor St. Patrick Center. track & field team win its first NCAA III National “I realized serving veterans is what I wanted to Championship in 2017 with three All-American do,” Petersen said. He decided that going back finishes. She also won the 200-meter individual to school to get a master’s degree in social work championship in 2016. would help him achieve his goal. “The Brown Josh Church, a Sedalia, Missouri, native and Olin School has one of the leading social work programs Business School MBA graduate, credits his Wood in the country. I am so lucky that I happened to be Leadership Fellows Program scholarship with in the same city.” putting him in a position “to develop a career Supported by a Dorothy J. Ogilvy-Lee Scholarship, that benefits society. The Wood Fellowship had Petersen earned a master’s degree in social work a huge impact on my life.” while also helping to launch the largest Veterans Church, who ranked among the top 10 students Day celebration on campus and serving as in his MBA class, works as an analyst for a president of WUVets, named Chapter of the Year firm managing investments for public worker at the Student Veterans of America Conference pension funds and nonprofits. He hopes to help earlier this year. He is currently continuing his grow the firm’s ESG (environmental, social, and work in veterans’ affairs. governmental) strategy, which “rewards companies Daisy Ogede, born in Nigeria and raised in that not only do well financially but also do well Chicago, is now enrolled in medical school in areas such as environmental impact and “pursuing my dream of being a physician,” she corporate governance.” said. Her ability to pursue this dream was made Church also serves on the board of an area possible by a Roland Quest Scholarship, which nonprofit that helps children, teens, and young helped Ogede, who was a biology major with a adults overcome traumatic life challenges, an neuroscience concentration in Arts & Sciences, earn appointment arranged through the Olin Board her bachelor’s degree at Washington University. Fellows Program. 29

Recent graduates (from left) Daisy Ogede, James Petersen, and Josh Church are grateful for the opportunities that their scholarships gave them. 30 | Inspired

EXPLORING OPTIONS FOR HUMANITIES PHDS

Humanities doctoral training historically has focused on preparing graduates for tenure-track faculty positions. But Jean Allman wants to widen that view and thus broaden employment options outside academia for those with humanities PhDs. Humanities knowledge and methods can make an even more substantial impact on society if students are able to translate what they learn in doctoral programs into a multitude of careers.

“We all want our graduates to be doing interesting and strategic work,” said Allman, the J.H. Hexter Professor in the Humanities and director of the Center for the Humanities in Arts & Sciences. “Anything that engages the best of your skills can be an equally worthy outcome. We all want the humanities to thrive.” Allman won a prestigious National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Next Generation Humanities PhD Planning Grant to help her achieve that end. Jean Allman is examining the possibilities for humanities PhDs. “Within departments, one often hears about advisees who’ve been granted tenure but seldom about advisees who become CEOs or who direct nonprofits. Most programs don’t have a culture of celebrating that,” Allman said. “We are just too stuck in our silos.”

With this grant, Allman aims to change that. In an effort to help break down the traditional silos, she and her colleagues have been studying the small size of many PhD programs, pre-qualification coursework and the duration of study, fellowships and internships, advising those uninterested in tenure-track work, and other issues. “Our work has been extraordinarily productive,” Allman said. “Indeed, some implementation has already happened at the departmental and divisional levels.”

CLEARING ROADBLOCKS FOR YOUNG BLACK MEN Research shows that young black men in The HomeGrown STL Census/Registry of area St. Louis are at higher risk for self-destructive programs and services for black boys and men will behavior, incarceration, and homicide, says Professor provide a capacity baseline and annual summits Sean Joe. To help address these disparities, his will build allegiances and align strategies. research project HomeGrown STL seeks to increase social mobility for young black males in St. Louis and “A commitment to advancing community-level close the education and employment gaps that hold intervention science using a university-based regional them back. intermediary such as HomeGrown STL can lead to innovations for eliminating known disparities in “St. Louis-area black youth and young men economic social mobility,” Joe said. aged 12 to 29 often face numerous roadblocks to success,” said Joe, associate dean for faculty and Joe’s work with at-risk youth also extends to college research and the Benjamin E. Youngdahl Professor students of color, who, research shows, are less likely to seek help when depressed and who feel less of Social Development at the Brown School. His Sean Joe is finding ways to help young black men prepared emotionally for college. He helped organize research project uses local public and private-sector in St. Louis increase social mobility. community-service organizations to help clear those the third annual Young, Gifted & @Risk conference roadblocks. “HomeGrown STL is gathering data and last fall, collaborating with the nonprofit Steve fostering institutional partnerships that will build Fund to convene some 200 nationwide researchers, regional capacity to better serve these boys and practitioners, and community members at the young men.” Brown School. 31

STUDENT IDEA ADDRESSES FOOD INSECURITY AND ACCESS In recent years, dozens of local postal branches have been reviewed for possible closure or consolidation. Meanwhile, nonprofits focused on food insecurity face great demand but have limited distribution networks and warehouse space. An innovative idea by an interdisciplinary Washington University student team to address food access and equality by linking those two realities won the international design competition Urban SOS: Fair Share.

First Class Meal — first among more than 80 entries From left: Lanxi Zhang, Irum Javed, and Anu Samarajiva with assistant professor Linda Samuels from teams representing 31 countries — was conceived designed a creative way to collect, store, and distribute food using the U.S. Postal Service. by Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts graduates Anu Samarajiva, MArch ’17, MUD ’17, and Lanxi Zhang, MLA ’16, MUD ’16, and Brown School graduate Irum Javed, MPH ’17, under the direction of Linda C. Samuels, associate professor of urban design. They were motivated by the fact that the sharing economy has evolved largely via the use of technology, but they also wanted to employ spatial concepts to reach more equitable outcomes — themes from their design and public health coursework.

The team’s prototype program pairs mobile technology with the physical resources and distribution networks of the U.S. Postal Service, as well as food-recovery agencies already active in Los Angeles. Samarajiva, Zhang, and Javed propose adapting postal branches to collect, store, and distribute food. When items are ready for pickup, local residents and area food banks could potentially use a mobile app to notify USPS workers, The Olin Business School celebrates 100 years. who would then collect — and perhaps even deliver — food items alongside mail.

OLIN BUSINESS SCHOOL CELEBRATES 100TH YEAR “First Class Meal does what the best sharing opportunities do,” Samuels said. “It identifies excess A century ago, economics professor William F. Gephart sought to establish an institution that would rival the capacity from one person or organization and makes new breed of business schools at Harvard, University of Pennsylvania, and Columbia. With encouragement it available to another one in need, creating a symbiotic and $1,000 in seed money from Washington University Board President Robert S. Brookings, Gephart solicited relationship that improves the success and efficiency donations from some 30 St. Louis business leaders and convinced the Board of Trustees to charter the School of both partners.” of Commerce and Finance, founded March 30, 1917, and offering a single degree in undergraduate business. In spring 2017, the First Class Meal team returned to That fledgling entity — now grown into the internationally acclaimed Olin Business School — celebrated its Los Angeles to meet with their project partners and 100th birthday during the spring Reunion at ThurtenE Carnival with a series of events, including the centennial discuss next steps. Representatives from the City of gala, which drew more than 1,000 attendees. Other Reunion Weekend celebrations included the Emerging Los Angeles, Food Forward, and LA Kitchen joined Leaders Celebration, the Bauer Leadership Forum, the Distinguished Alumni Award Ceremony, and Dean Mark Urban SOS: Fair Share competition sponsors 100 Taylor outlining his vision for Olin’s second century. At the school that same weekend, more than 700 people Resilient Cities and AECOM for a brainstorming session attended Shakespeare’s 453rd birthday celebration, which highlighted the playwright’s messages for business that produced a range of possible pilot options for leaders and managers. broadening the reach of food distribution in downtown Los Angeles. The school also celebrated being named by Poets & Quants as providing the best undergraduate business education nationwide. Olin also boasts strong international programs, with more than 60 percent of Olin undergraduates participating in study abroad programs and internships around the world. 32 | Inspired

Year In Review 2016

July The John M. Olin Library receives one of the few September surviving broadsides of the Declaration of Independence. Elizabeth Haswell, associate professor of biology in The document, a gift from the family of Eric and Evelyn Arts & Sciences, is named a Faculty Scholar by the Newman, will go on permanent display at Olin Library in Howard Hughes Medical Institute, in partnership with spring 2018. the Simons Foundation and the Bill & Melinda Gates A team of university engineers has found a Foundation. The program selects outstanding early- August way to use graphene oxide sheets to transform dirty career scientists. Haswell’s award provides $900,000 in The National Cancer Institute awards a $10.4 million, water into drinking water. “We hope that for countries support over a five-year period. five-year grant to researchers and physicians at Siteman where there is ample sunlight, such as India, you’ll Cancer Center to lead a national group of experts in The X-Calibur telescope collects data on the X-ray be able to take some dirty water, evaporate it using collaborative pancreatic cancer research. The award, a emission from a neutron star, a mass-accreting neutron our material, and collect fresh water,” said Srikanth Specialized Program of Research Excellence grant, will star, and a stellar-mass black hole in the 24 hours it Singamaneni, associate professor of mechanical help scientists pursue new treatments for the deadliest floated at the top of the stratosphere above Arizona and engineering and materials science at the School of form of the disease, pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma, New Mexico. Engineering & Applied Science. including development of more effective chemotherapies The McDonnell International Scholars Academy co-hosts Philip R.O. Payne, the Robert J. Terry Professor, Division and a vaccine. a symposium entitled Addressing Global Challenges of General Medical Sciences in the School of Medicine, is The university forms the Center for Reproductive Health Through International Collaboration in Education and named inaugural director of the Institute for Informatics. Sciences, one of only a handful of medical school-based Research at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, The new institute will coordinate informatics efforts facilities focused on reproductive health. The center Australia. Representatives from 32 McDonnell Academy across the Medical Campus and include partnerships aims to bring together faculty members to conduct universities addressed aging; food, water, and climate with the School of Engineering & Applied Science, basic, translational, and clinical research focused on change; energy and the environment; and public health. the Institute for Public Health, the Brown School, the reproductive health. Olin Business School, the Innovations Incubator at BJC The dedication of the Douglas B. Dowd Modern Graphic HealthCare, and the Cortex Innovation Community. The Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures History Library is made possible by a $950,000 gift from begins offering a new Korean language and culture Kenneth and Nancy Kranzberg. As an illustrator, critic, major in fall 2016. and curator, Douglas B. Dowd has helped to attract, shape, and interpret distinguished collections in late Wealth and asset management is a new degree track 19th- and 20th-century American illustration. as part of the Master of Science in Finance degree at Olin Business School. This track is designed to serve Vijay Ramani, an expert in electrochemical engineering a growing market need as more Americans retire and and renewable energy integration, receives a $2 million assets are either passed on to the next generation grant from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced or donated. Research Projects Agency–Energy to create a new membrane that can be used in batteries for grid-scale The Brown School launches a 3-2 Master of Public electric energy storage. Ramani is the Roma B. and Health program. Designed for Washington University Raymond H. Wittcoff Distinguished University Professor undergraduates, the program allows students to earn of Environment and Energy in the School of Engineering both an undergraduate degree and a master’s in public & Applied Science and the director of the university’s health in five years. It is available to students pursuing Center for Solar Energy and Energy Storage. any undergraduate major in Arts & Sciences. 33

October On October 9, the university hosts the second presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Student Union President Kenneth Sng welcomed an estimated 60 million viewers, thousands of media, and the presidential candidates. Months of preparation culminated in special programming on campus, including the Debate Fair, lectures, panels, and watch parties. December Obstetrician and gynecologist George Macones, MD, Jason Q. Purnell, associate professor in the Brown is elected to the National Academy of Medicine, a part School, is named the 2016 Person of the Year by the St. Louis American. Purnell is project director of For the of the National Academy of Sciences. Macones is the November Sake of All, the groundbreaking initiative on the health Mitchell and Elaine Yanow Professor and head of the Carmon Colangelo is installed as the inaugural Ralph J. and well-being of African-Americans in St. Louis. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the School Nagel Dean of the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual of Medicine. Arts. The newly endowed position was established Olin Business School takes the top spot in a ranking thanks to a $5 million commitment from Washington The university receives the 2016 International of U.S. undergraduate business programs. Business University Trustee Ralph Nagel, BS ’67, MArch ’69, and his Humanitarian of the Year Award from the World education news outlet Poets & Quants announced wife, Trish Nagel, JD ’74. Affairs Council of St. Louis in recognition of significant Olin was number one in its debut survey of the top 50 undergraduate programs in the nation. contributions to solving global humanitarian issues. The university announces the second major in financial engineering, an interdisciplinary academic program Carl M. Bender, the Wilfred R. and Ann Lee Konneker The Washington University women’s soccer team beats that combines courses in math, computer science, Distinguished Professor of Physics in Arts & Sciences, Messiah College to claim the 2016 NCAA Division III engineering, and finance for students pursuing a career is awarded the 2017 Dannie Heineman Prize for National Championship in Salem, Virginia. The national in financial engineering. The program began in fall 2017. Mathematical Physics by the American Physical Society championship is the first for the women’s soccer team. It is a joint effort between the School of Engineering & and the American Institute of Physics. Applied Science and Olin Business School. The Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community On the day before the second presidential debate, Engagement has doubled the number of undergraduate Ross Brownson, the Bernard Becker Professor at the the John C. Danforth Center on Religion and Politics students benefitting from the two-year Civic Scholars Brown School and director of the Prevention Research hosts Danforth Dialogues: Envisioning the Future of program, thanks to the generosity of business and civic Center, receives the American Public Health Association Religion and Politics in America. Krista Tippett, host leaders Maxine Clark and Bob Fox. This program provides Award for Excellence for his work as a scholar, leader, of the Peabody Award-winning On Being radio students with skills and substance to foster lifelong and public health practitioner. show and podcast, moderated a discussion between civic leadership. Seventy-two students over the course of the couple’s nine-year commitment will have the David Brooks, political commentator and op-ed writer The university is ranked 10th in the list of Best opportunity to pursue their passion for public service as for The New York Times, and E.J. Dionne, political writer Undergraduate Programs for Entrepreneurship Fox-Clark Civic Scholars. for The Washington Post. by Entrepreneur magazine in partnership with The Princeton Review. Samuel Achilefu, the Michel M. Ter-Pogossian Professor of Radiology and a research member of Siteman Cancer The university is connected to 27 of the 74 Center, is recognized as the first recipient of the Breast companies chosen to take part in Startup Connection, Cancer Research Program Distinguished Investigator St. Louis’ largest event focused on innovation and Award from the U.S. Department of Defense. The award entrepreneurship. Those 27 companies either started at comes with $4.5 million to support his work using light Washington University or have a founding member with to activate drugs and the immune system in the body. a close connection to the university. The startups had an opportunity to pitch their products, services, and ideas to Raymond Arvidson, the James S. McDonnell the business community, as well as compete for in-kind Distinguished University Professor in Arts & Sciences, is and cash prizes. awarded the prestigious Lester W. Strock Award for his work in the field of Earth and planetary sciences. 34 | Inspired

Year In Review 2017

January Mary McKay, dean of the Brown School, is installed as the inaugural Neidorff Family and Centene Corporation Dean. She joined the university in July 2016. McKay’s endowed position was made possible by a $5 million commitment from Michael and Noémi Neidorff — leading patrons of cultural and educational institutions in St. Louis and March beyond — and the Centene Charitable Foundation. The Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts’ Alberti Program: Architecture for Young People is selected by Washington University Libraries completes its digitization the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the AIA and reassembly of the civil rights documentary Eyes Office of Diversity and Inclusion as the 2016 honoree on the Prize, made possible by a National Historical February of the AIA Diversity Recognition Program. Launched in Publications and Records Commission grant. Now, Mitt Romney, former Republican presidential candidate 2006, the Alberti Program is a tuition-free educational researchers, scholars, and the general public can view and governor of Massachusetts, speaks at an Assembly outreach initiative for St. Louis students ages 8–15 to the complete series, produced by filmmaker and Series talk that was part of the School of Law’s 150th explore architecture and design. alumnus Henry Hampton, AB ’61. anniversary celebration. Founded in 1969 as a program, African and African- The university’s competition for inventors is The Veterans Health Administration contracts with American Studies (AFAS) becomes a full department. renamed the LEAP Inventor Challenge (Leadership in the School of Medicine for $3.8 million in a national AFAS now will be better positioned to set curriculum, Entrepreneurial Acceleration Program). The competition effort to improve and standardize radiation therapy drive hiring decisions, and diversify the types of is open to teams of faculty, postdoctoral students, staff, for U.S. veterans with cancer. scholarship done. “This has long been a dream for all and graduate students, and it awards funding with the of us connected with African and African-American goal of advancing Washington University’s intellectual The university begins collaborating with the Studies,” said inaugural chair Gerald Early, the Merle property towards commercialization. The program biopharmaceutical company Pfizer Inc. on research Kling Professor of Modern Letters. was previously known as the Bear Cub Challenge. aimed at speeding the development of new drugs. The university is the first academic institution in the Midwest Anthony J. Azama is named the John M. Schael Director The university and its partner universities in Greater to join Pfizer’s Centers for Therapeutic Innovation’s of Athletics at the university. He previously was the China meet in Shanghai for a major conference, Forum collaborative network. senior associate athletics director for external operations for Greater China: An Aging Population. at Columbia University in New York. Denise Stephens is appointed vice provost and university librarian. She previously was the university librarian at the University of California, Santa Barbara. 35

May Best-selling author and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Anna Quindlen addresses the Class of 2017 at the 156th Commencement.

The women’s track and field team sweeps both the 2017 NCAA Division III Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field National Championships.

The ceremonial groundbreaking for the transformation of the east end of the Danforth Campus is held June May 5 to recognize the generous donors who made One of Taiwan’s leading public research universities, the project possible and to mark the planned start of National Chiao Tung University, becomes the 33rd partner construction on May 22. The east end transformation of the McDonnell International Scholars Academy. project encompasses 18 acres of the Danforth Campus, beginning at the foot of Brookings Hall and continuing The university’s McDonnell Genome Institute receives east to Skinker Boulevard. $10 million from the National Heart, Lung and Blood April Institute to sequence the DNA of people from diverse Four university scientists are elected to the National Jennifer K. Lodge, vice chancellor for research and the ethnic backgrounds in an effort to identify the genetic Academy of Sciences, considered one of the highest holder of a patent for virus-resistant potato plants, is roots of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and other honors accorded a U.S. scientist or engineer. They are named a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors. lung disorders. Fiona Marshall, the James W. and Jean L. Davis Professor, The inaugural cohort of the College Prep Program at and Henry L. “Roddy” Roediger III, the James S. The university is one of 24 schools selected to receive Washington University graduates from the program. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor, both $1 million grants as part of a new Howard Hughes Medical The College Prep Program prepares low-income, in Arts & Sciences; and L. David Sibley, the Alan A. Institute initiative to help colleges and universities first-generation high school students for college. All and Edith L. Wolff Distinguished Professor of Molecular foster success in science for all students, especially graduating members of the program have been accepted Microbiology, and David Van Essen, the Alumni underrepresented ethnic minorities, first-generation into colleges across the nation. In total, the cohort has Endowed Professor of Neuroscience, both at the college students, and working adults with families. received more than $4 million in scholarship offers. School of Medicine. Five students will be attending Washington University, which will provide students financial support through its College Prep Scholarship.

Christopher Stark, assistant professor of music in Arts & Sciences, is selected for a prestigious fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. The fellowship supports his work on composing a chamber opera inspired by Dorothea Lange’s Depression-era photographs of rural poverty. 36 | Inspired

FISCAL YEAR 2017 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Net operating results were $175 million in 2017. Operating revenue increased by The university saw an 8 percent rise in research revenues as the U.S. government $192 million, or 7 percent, with the largest contributions coming from patient care, increased appropriations for research and development expenditures for the second year research, and unendowed gifts. Operating expenses rose 6 percent resulting primarily in a row. Washington University scientists were awarded two grants totaling $34 million from essential mission costs of instruction, which includes patient care and research. from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) as part of the Lifespan Human Connectome Nonoperating activities resulted in income of $562 million due primarily to strong Project in which scans will be conducted throughout participants’ lives to study how the investment performance. brain changes over time. Supported by a $23.6 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and in collaboration with the University of Pennsylvania, the university In fall of 2016, the university welcomed the largest undergraduate class in its 163-year has been named a Science and Technology Center for Engineering MechanoBiology. The history. The growing enrollment and modest rise in undergraduate tuition rates resulted mission of this large-scale, complex research undertaking is to identify and harness the in an overall increase in gross tuition and fees revenue of 4 percent. The university’s mechanical functions of both plants and animals at the cellular level. The NIH’s National financial support of students grew to $232 million in scholarships during fiscal year 2017. Heart, Lung and Blood Institute granted the university’s McDonnell Genome Institute These awards represented more than 37 percent of gross tuition income. $10 million to sequence DNA in an effort to identify the genetic roots of lung disorders. Multiple disciplines experienced growth both at the main campus and at satellite During 2017, the university received $283 million in gifts of cash, securities, and gifts-in- operations resulting in an 8 percent increase in patient service revenue. Revenues kind. Amounts reported in the financial statements including unendowed gifts, reported from affiliated hospitals for providing medical education, direction, and training were as operating revenue, and endowed gifts, reported as nonoperating activity, totaled up 4 percent. $252 million. The difference in the amounts is the result of adjustments made to comply with accounting rules. Endowed gifts, restricted for investment and future support, totaled $68 million. The remaining gifts were available for operations.

FINANCIAL SUMMARY Thousands of $

REVENUES 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Tuition and Fees, Net 324,899 339,760 356,193 380,670 393,487 Endowment Spending Distribution 235,697 247,509 266,217 286,558 305,590 Unendowed Gifts 162,719 155,560 186,294 161,051 183,300 Grants and Contracts 507,340 474,614 497,955 513,194 553,618 Patient/Hospital Revenues 915,336 992,705 1,096,609 1,218,878 1,311,425 Auxiliary Enterprises 88,719 92,755 100,133 106,270 115,768 Other Revenue 158,422 169,185 204,023 210,001 205,167 Total Revenues 2,393,132 2,472,088 2,707,424 2,876,622 3,068,355

EXPENSES 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Instruction 1,342,767 1,446,087 1,537,685 1,704,956 1,812,306 Research 471,609 447,065 457,573 474,337 507,786 Academic Support 155,425 161,284 168,241 175,261 185,692 Student Services 73,140 76,077 78,450 82,444 88,918 Institutional Support 120,018 122,968 129,800 139,263 146,386 Auxiliary Enterprises 100,413 101,880 109,598 112,900 115,088 Other Deductions 24,438 27,073 27,536 30,416 37,237 Total Expenses 2,287,810 2,382,434 2,508,883 2,719,577 2,893,413 Net Operating Results 105,322 89,654 198,541 157,045 174,942

NONOPERATING ACTIVITIES 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Undistributed Investment 403,841 746,148 46,919 -551,785 492,733 Gains/(Losses) Endowed Gifts 56,366 83,696 28,590 99,976 68,466 Other Nonoperating -7,916 -1,586 -3,778 -9,122 1,257 Total Nonoperating Activities 452,291 828,258 71,732 -460,931 562,456

TOTAL RESULTS 557,613 917,912 270,273 -303,886 737,398

* Net gains or losses on investments, excluding amounts used for endowment spending distribution 37

REVENUES EXPENSES NONOPERATING ACTIVITIES Millions of $ Millions of $ Millions of $

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FISCAL YEAR 2017 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Reaffirming its commitment to world-class education, patient care, and research, Total Undergraduate Grants and Scholarships the university’s expenditures in these areas continued to represent more than 80 Fiscal Years 2011–2017 percent of all expenses. Instruction expenditures, which include patient care, grew 6 percent in 2017, while research costs rose 7 percent. Academic support and other Millions of $ administrative costs were carefully monitored, increasing 6 percent but decreasing as a percentage of total costs. $110

Revenue from auxiliary enterprises rose 9 percent in 2017. The opening of the new $105 residential facility, Umrath House, coupled with slightly higher room-and-board $100 rates, contributed to the growth in operating revenue. The university continues to restore historic residential buildings in the areas immediately surrounding the $95 campuses, providing housing to the university community and general public that $90 positively impacts auxiliary operations. As a result of the investment in exceptional living and dining options, the university continues to be ranked among the nation’s $85 top college residential and dining facilities by numerous industry publications. $80 During 2017, the university began one of the most significant capital projects in $75 the history of the Danforth Campus: transformation of the east end. Through $70 the generosity of donors and the use of operating funds, construction began on the transformation immediately after Commencement this past spring. The $65 comprehensive plan includes new academic facilities in support of the university’s $60 mission, values, academic excellence, and service to society. Expansive green space will connect the university community and visitors to campus in new and exciting $55 ways. The project includes expansion of the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum $50 and construction of Anabeth and John Weil Hall, the new front door to the Sam Fox School and an interdisciplinary hub for advanced scholarship, creative activity, $45 innovative research, and bold experimentation for a vibrant and diverse academic $40 community; Henry A. and Elvira H. Jubel Hall, the future home to the Department of Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science, will provide infrastructure and $35 research facilities to support collaboration among engineers and scientists in many $30 disciplines; and James M. McKelvey, Sr. Hall, which will house the Department of Computer Science & Engineering and will support the university’s growing initiatives $25 in data science. The Gary M. Sumers Welcome Center will receive campus visitors $20 with sweeping views of Brookings Hall and Tisch Park, and will provide a first-class arrival experience to all who come to campus. The Craig and Nancy Schnuck Pavilion $15 will house the university’s Office of Sustainability and accommodate services $10 needed to support the expanded activity on the east end, such as dining facilities, meeting rooms, and bicycle parking. Ann and Andrew Tisch Park will connect the $5 new buildings and landscape elements while providing a lasting green space for $0 the enjoyment of the entire university community and its visitors. In addition, Arts & Sciences is embarking on a multiphase project to create new research and 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 teaching facilities for the sciences. In its initial phase, Bryan Hall, originally built in 1965, will be repurposed as the new home of the Department of Chemistry. The comprehensive renovation will include the addition of 25,000 square feet of new Scholarships from Operating Funds research space. Donated Funds Federal Grants Missouri Grants 39

At the Washington University Medical Center, business units began moving into Private Gifts by Source the Mid Campus Center in December 2016. The 12-story office building serves FY17: $283.3 Million as an administrative building for the medical school and Barnes-Jewish and St. Louis Children’s hospitals. Other phases of the multiyear Campus Renewal PARENTS $17.04M AGENCIES $15.14M Project continued, including relocation of clinical office spaces, renovations of the Becker Medical Library, a 1,200-foot pedestrian walkway connecting the main hospital complex to secure parking, and the reconstruction of the intersection at Kingshighway and Forest Park Parkway providing improved safety and access for vehicles and pedestrians to the medical center. In St. Charles County, Siteman FRIENDS $50.39M ALUMNI $87.55M Cancer Center opened a newly expanded and renovated outpatient facility. The expansion nearly doubles the facility’s size to 37,000 square feet and provides space for an increase in on-site medical oncologists, exam rooms, chemotherapy infusion GROUPS $2.00M chairs, and radiation oncology rooms. The center added two state-of-the-art linear accelerators that offer a wide range of treatment capabilities.

FOUNDATIONS $87.41M CORPORATIONS $23.77M

Total Giving to Washington University: Historical Results Fiscal Years 1987–2017 Danforth Foundation Grants of $30 million or more Bequests All other gifts Millions of $ $250

$200

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$100

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FISCAL YEAR 2017 ENDOWMENT

Washington University’s endowment supports the core university missions of teaching, The endowment returned 11.3 percent in fiscal year 2017, driven primarily by strong research, and patient care. Generous supporters have funded endowments for student global equity market performance. The endowment’s emerging market and developed scholarships, professorships, research, libraries, academic centers, and capital projects. market equity returns were up 21.5 percent and 19.6 percent, respectively. The In addition, unrestricted endowments provide income to supplement tuition, grants, investment team has been building, broadening, and upgrading allocations to private patient revenue, and gifts in the general operating budget. equity, venture capital, and real estate as part of a focused effort to enhance long- term outcomes. This is a multiyear process that can produce short-term headwinds Washington University’s Board of Trustees has delegated oversight for endowment to performance and was the case this fiscal year. Fixed income and less directional investment policy to the Washington University Investment Management Company investments were also a drag on performance but are an essential part of the long- (WUIMC) Board of Directors. Operating as a division within the legal framework of term portfolio as they provide financial support, stability, and liquidity during more the university, WUIMC is led by the chief investment officer, who is assisted by a challenging market environments. professional staff and is responsible for the implementation of investment strategy, hiring and management of investment managers, and all other day-to-day investment The endowment was valued at $7.2 billion as of June 30th, reflecting an increase of responsibilities. The WUIMC Board also is responsible for the endowment spending $688 million from the prior year end value. The growth in the endowment was a result of policy and the establishment of the annual spending rate. investment gains of $723 million, total gifts to the endowment of $70 million, and other net transfers of $201 million. These gains were partially offset by spending distributions to the university totaling $306 million.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT — NEW CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER

“It’s an honor to join such a prestigious institution, and I look forward to working with the board, administration, and investment team to support the outstanding mission of Washington University in St. Louis.”

—Scott Wilson

Scott Wilson, CIO Eric Upin, Interim CIO

Late last year WUIMC’s Board initiated a global search for a new chief investment officer. Eric Upin, AB ’83, trustee and WUIMC board member, has served as interim chief Recognizing the significant role investment returns play in achieving the university’s investment officer and chaired the CIO search committee. Upin’s capable leadership aspirations and goals, WUIMC’s board members devoted substantial time, effort, and and substantial commitment of time allowed the endowment’s investment program thought in the search for the next leader of the Washington University endowment. The to operate without interruption throughout the search process. He remains committed 10-month search focused on identifying an outstanding and thoughtful investor with to leading the investment office until Wilson assumes his new position and will remain strong leadership skills and a stewardship mindset. available as an invaluable resource during the leadership transition. The university community is grateful to Upin for generously stepping into the interim role and leading On September 7, 2017, it was announced that Scott L. Wilson was appointed chief WUIMC so capably during his tenure. investment officer at WUIMC, effective November 27. Wilson, who previously served as chief investment officer at Grinnell College, is a compelling and talented investor with impressive performance results and depth of experience. WUIMC’s Board is enthusiastic about his appointment and excited to work with him as he leads and manages the university’s endowment portfolio. 41

Endowment Asset Class Allocation Millions of $ ALLOCATION ASSET CLASS $8,000 34% DEVELOPED MARKET EQUITY $7,000 11% EMERGING MARKET EQUITY 17% PRIVATE EQUITY AND VENTURE CAPITAL $6,000 8% REAL ESTATE AND NATURAL RESOURCES 24% HEDGED STRATEGIES $5,000 6% FIXED INCOME AND CASH 100% TOTAL $4,000 As shown in the table above, the endowment is diversified among six broad asset $3,000 classes. The endowment continued to have significant exposure to equities and other equity-like assets at year-end, consistent with its long-term nature. $2,000

$1,000 2017 2013 2014 2015 $0 2016

Annualized Endowment Returns for periods ending June 30, 2017

Pooled Endowment Policy Benchmark

ONE YEAR 11.3% ONE YEAR 13.7%

THREE YEARS 4.0% THREE YEARS 4.9%

FIVE YEARS 7.5% FIVE YEARS 8.1%

The table above shows the longer-term performance of the pooled endowment (which comprises 98 percent of the total endowment) as well as the return for the most recent fiscal year. Over the three years ending June 30, 2017, the endowment earned an annualized return of 4.0 percent, while annualized performance over the trailing five-year period was 7.5 percent. The five-year endowment performance is more consistent with long-term return expectations. Valuations within the Private Equity and Venture Capital allocation were the primary drivers of underperformance versus the policy benchmark. 42 | Inspired

BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017

Trustees Susan B. McCollum, LW15 William P. Wiesmann, MD72, HS76 3 Officers of the University Chairman and CEO, Major Brands Premium President, CEO and Founder, BioSTAR, Inc. Chair Beverage Distributors, Eagle Brands Sales Gaithersburg, Maryland Administration Craig D. Schnuck John F. McDonnell, SI06, GB14 * Mark S. Wrighton Chairman Emeritus, Schnuck Markets, Inc. Mark S. Wrighton Retired Chairman of the Board, Chancellor, Washington University in St. Louis Chancellor Vice Chair McDonnell Douglas Corporation Holden Thorp Stephen F. Brauer, GL16 W. Patrick McGinnis, GB72 Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Chairman, Hunter Engineering Retired Chairman, Nestlé Purina PetCare Company Emeritus Trustees Academic Affairs Vice Chair Dennis A. Muilenburg John W. Bachmann David T. Blasingame, LA69, GB71 David W. Kemper Chairman, President and CEO, The Boeing Company Clarence C. Barksdale Executive Vice Chancellor for Alumni and Chairman and CEO, Commerce Bancshares, Inc. Chicago, Illinois George P. Bauer, EN53, SI59 Development Programs John D. Beuerlein, GB77 Ralph J. Nagel, AR67, GA69 John H. Biggs, GR83, GR11 David H. Perlmutter, MD General Partner, Edward Jones President, Top Rock LLC Floyd E. Bloom, MD60, GR68 Executive Vice Chancellor for Medical Affairs F. Gilbert Bickel III, BU66 Denver, Colorado Jerome F. Brasch, EN44, SI47 and Dean of the School of Medicine Senior Vice President, Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Andrew E. Newman, GR00 B. A. Bridgewater Jr. Henry S. Webber PA Todd M. Bluedorn Chairman, Hackett Security, Inc. Joyce F. Buchheit, BU76, GB77 Executive Vice Chancellor for Administration Chairman and CEO, Lennox International Steven Cash Nickerson, LW85, GB93 Andrew B. Craig III Monica J. Allen, GR85, LA80, LW92 Richardson, Texas Vice Chancellor and General Counsel President and CFO, PDS Tech, Inc. John P. Dubinsky, LA65, GB67 Gregory H. Boyce 1 Irving, Texas David C. Farrell, GR07 Dedric Carter Retired Executive Chairman, Peabody Energy Vice Chancellor for Operations and Technology Robert O’Loughlin Richard F. Ford Andrew M. Bursky, LA78, EN78, SI78 Chairman and CEO, Lodging Hospitality Transfer Robert W. Frick, EN60, GB62 CEO, Atlas Holdings, LLC, Greenwich, Connecticut Management Corp. Legail Poole Chandler, SI98 PA James H. Hance Jr., GB68 Howard N. Cayne, LW79 George Paz Vice Chancellor for Human Resources Partner, Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer, LLP Chairman, Express Scripts Earle H. Harbison Jr., LA48 Jill D. Friedman, EMBA99 Washington, D.C. Michael Powell Shi Hui Huang, HS59 Vice Chancellor for Public Affairs Maxine Clark General Partner, Sofinnova Ventures Charles Lipton John L. Gohsman Founder, Build-A-Bear Workshop Menlo Park, California John Peters MacCarthy Vice Chancellor for Information Technology CEO, Clark-Fox Foundation Scott Rudolph Richard J. Mahoney, GR12 and Chief Information Officer David P. Conner, LA74 CEO, Piping Rock Health Products, LLC Walter L. Metcalfe Jr., LA60 Pamella A. Henson Retired CEO and Director, Oversea-Chinese Banking Ronkonkoma, New York William B. Neaves Vice Chancellor for Alumni and Development Corporation Limited Rakesh Sachdev Philip Needleman, GR99 Programs George W. Couch III CEO, Platform Specialty Products Corporation Alvin J. Siteman, GR00 Amy B. Kweskin PA President, Couch Distributing Co., Inc. West Palm Beach, Florida William K. Y. Tao, SI50 Vice Chancellor for Finance and CFO Watsonville, California Harry J. Seigle, LA68 Jack C. Taylor, BU44 4 Jennifer K. Lodge, GR88 John F. Dains, BU68 Principal, The Elgin Company Robert L. Virgil, GB60, GB67 Vice Chancellor for Research CEO Emeritus, Helm Financial Corporation Chicago, Illinois John K. Wallace Jr., GB62 Pamela S. Lokken San Francisco, California Vice Chancellor for Government and Nicholas E. Somers, LA84 William H. Webster, LW49 William H. Danforth Managing Partner, SV Investment Partners Community Relations John D. Weil Chancellor Emeritus, Washington University in Executive Chairman, International Decisions William S. Stoll, GR99 St. Louis Systems, Inc. Raymond H. Wittcoff Vice Chancellor for Development Arnold W. Donald, EN77 Old Greenwich, Connecticut Roma Broida Wittcoff, BU45 James V. Wertsch President and CEO, Carnival Corporation & plc Mary Stillman Howard L. Wood, BU61 Vice Chancellor for International Affairs Lee Fixel, BU02 Founder and Executive Director Arnold B. Zetcher, BU62 Lori S. White Partner, Tiger Global Management LLC Hawthorn Leadership School for Girls Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs New York, New York Diane M. Sullivan Representatives of the Alumni Kimberly G. Walker, GR82 5 Sam Fox, BU51 CEO, President, and Chairman, Caleres Chief Investment Officer, Washington University Former U.S. Ambassador to the Kingdom of Gary M. Sumers, LA75 Board of Governors Investment Management Company * Belgium; Founder, Retired Chairman and CEO, Retired Senior Managing Director and COO, Robert L. Mullenger, EN89 Mark N. Amiri Harbour Group, Ltd. Blackstone Real Estate Chair, Alumni Board of Governors Associate Vice Chancellor for Finance and Treasurer Hugh Grant New York, New York Director, Product Development, Eric B. Upin, LA83 6 Chairman and CEO, Monsanto Company Andrew C. Taylor Omnicell, Inc. Acting Chief Investment Officer, Washington David V. Habif Jr. Executive Chairman, Enterprise Holdings, Inc. Mountain View, California University Investment Management Company PA * Naples, Florida Barbara Schaps Thomas, LA76 Steven G. Segal, BU82 Ida H. Early Robert E. Hernreich, LA67, GB67 Retired Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Vice Chair, Alumni Board of Governors Secretary to the Board of Trustees Professional Sports Owner, Retired Officer, HBO Sports Lecturer, Executive in Residence, Paris, France New York, New York Boston University, Priscilla L. Hill-Ardoin, EMBA88 Jack E. Thomas Questrom School of Business Retired Senior Vice President for Regulatory Chairman and CEO, Coin Acceptors, Inc. Special Limited Partner J.W. Childs Associates, L.P. Compliance and Chief Privacy Officer, AT&T Lawrence E. Thomas, BU77 Services, Inc. Partner, Edward Jones San Antonio, Texas Ronald L. Thompson Thomas J. Hillman, LA78 Retired Chairman of the Board and CEO, Founder and Managing Partner, Midwest Stamping Company Lewis & Clark Capital Holland, Ohio General Partner, Lewis & Clark Ventures Ann Rubenstein Tisch, LA76 Louis G. Hutt Jr., BU76 Founder and President, The Young Women’s Managing Member, The Hutt Company, LLC Leadership Network Columbia, Maryland New York, New York Jay Jacobs, LA92 Eric B. Upin, LA83 President and Managing Director, PIMCO LLC Managing Director, Chief Investment Officer Newport Beach, California (2009–2015), Makena Capital Management Donald A. Jubel, EN73 Menlo Park, California CEO, Spartan Light Metal Products Mary Ann Van Lokeren, LA69, EMBA88 Jerald L. Kent, BU78, GB79 PA Retired Chairman and CEO, Chairman and CEO, Cequel III, LLC and TierPoint Krey Distributing Company Steven H. Lipstein * Boca Grande, Florida CEO, BJC HealthCare Joseph F. Wayland, LA79 2 Sanford C. Loewentheil, LA76 PA Executive Vice President and General Counsel Chairman and Co-Founder, Chubb Group L+M Development Partners, Inc. New York, New York 1 Resigned November 30, 2016 2 Larchmont, New York Gary E. Wendlandt, EN72 Term Began December 2, 2016 3 William J. Marshall, BU70, GB73, GR77 Vice Chairman and Chief Investment Officer, Term Ended December 2, 2016 4 President, NISA Investment Advisors, LLC Retired, New York Life Insurance Co. Deceased July 2, 2016 5 New York, New York Retired December 31, 2016 Richard P. Mattione, EN77 6 Retired Partner, GMO LLC Effective January 1, 2017 Sudbury, Massachusetts * Ex officio Trustee PA  Parent of Washington University student during 2016–17 43

NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COUNCILS July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017

Arts & Sciences National Council Michael Kumar, LA89 Brown School National Council Sam Fox School of Design & Managing Director, Morgan Stanley Chair Chair Visual Arts National Council T Stephen H. Lockhart, LA77 F Barbara Schaps Thomas, LA76 Chief Medical Officer, Sutter Health Eugene S. Kahn Chair Retired Senior Vice President and CFO, HBO Sports Former CEO, Claire's Stores; Former Chairman and T PA John D. Weil F T Sanford C. Loewentheil, LA76 CEO, The May Department Stores Company Robert C. Adler, LA72, DE76 Chairman and Co-Founder President, Clayton Management Company Proprietor, Adler Deutsch Vineyard Carol Ann Barnickol F L+M Development Partners, Inc. Chair-Architecture Sub-Committee Robert A. Ansehl, LA76 Zachary M. Boyers, PMBA01 Carolyn Werner Losos, LA54 John R. Reeve, LA73, GA75 Partner, Thompson Hine LLP Chairman and CEO, US Bancorp Senior Consultant, FOCUS, St. Louis President and CEO, Christner, Inc. Randall B. Bean, LA78 Community Development Corporation Chair, Arts & Faith St. Louis; Executive Director, F T Co-Chairs-Art Sub-Committee Managing Partner, NewVantage Partners LLC Lewis & Clark Foundation B. A. Bridgewater Jr. T Retired Chairman, President and CEO, Bunny Burson, GF05 John H. Biggs, GR83, GR11 Kenneth D. Makovsky, LA62, LW65 Artist Retired Chairman and CEO, TIAA-CREF Brown Shoe Company, Inc. Founder and President, Makovsky & Company Inc. F Cynthia J. Brinkley F Thomas Saylak Gordon S. Black, LA64 Mark E. Mason, LA51 Executive Vice President, International Operations Founder, Teewinot Holdings Retired Chairman and Managing Partner, LABAL, Vice-Chairman, Oxford Development Company LLC; Founder, IndieLitWorld.com and Business Integrations, Centene Corporation Chair-Kemper Museum, Sub-Committee Bill Morris, MD, EMBA89 F Maxine Clark F T Anabeth Cadwell Weil Kate Bloch, LA83, GR83 President and CEO, Founder, Build-A-Bear Workshop Clayton Management Company Professor, University of California, St. Louis Oncology Associates Inc. Hastings School of Law CEO, Clark-Fox Foundation Stephen N. Abend, AR62 Michael N. Newmark, LA60, LW62 Joanne L. Bober, LA74 Michael K. Dayton, SW05 ASAI Senior Counsel, Bryan Cave LLP F Retired Executive Vice President, Clinical Practioner Keith L. Alm Paul E. Pariser, LA76 General Counsel and Secretary, Betsy Douglass, SW72, GR72 Chairman and CIO, KLA Enterprise LLC; Co-Founder & Co-CEO, J.C. Penney Company, Inc. Psychotherapist (Private Practice) Chairman and CEO, Ritchie Hill Inc.; Taconic Investment Partners LLC Morris C. Brown, LA67, LW70 Carol Duhme F Retired President, Hallmark International William B. Pollard III, LA70 Partner, Berger Singerman, LLP F Mary Randolph Ballinger, LA71 Partner, Duane Morris Marc R. Freedman Barbara Bryant, LA68 Founder & CEO, Encore.org Vice President, Pitchfork Land and Ranch Company Ronald M. Rettner, LA72 President, BF Publications LLC; F Jay S. Bauer, LA70, GA72 President, Rettner Management Corporation; Gabriel E. Gore President, Watermark Foundation; Partner, Dowd Bennett LLP Founder, Bauer Architects Managing Partner, Baron Associates LLC F Retired Elementary Teacher Michael R. Berman, MD Richard S. Rosenthal, LA55 Jennifer Hillman, FA79 John Michael Clear, LA71 Professor, Obstetrics, Gyno and Repro Science, Retired President, Rosenthal Associates, Inc. Founder & Principal, Images and Ideas; Partner, Bryan Cave LLP Creative Director, SJI, Inc. Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Thomas K. Ryan, GR76 Howard E. Cohen, LA68 T Susan Sanders Block, FA76 Retired Vice President, Goldman Sachs & Company Thomas J. Hillman, LA78 Founder and Chairman of the Board, Founder and Managing Partner, Lewis & Clark Owner/Designer, The Designing Block Michael S. Salem, MD, LA82 F Beacon Communities LLC Capital; General Partner, Lewis & Clark Ventures Barbara Bridgewater President and CEO, National Jewish Health Georgia Van Cleve Colwell, LA51 Michael R. Holmes, LA79 Community Volunteer Michael D. Salzberg, LA65 F Community Volunteer Chairman, Rx Outreach, Inc. Edie Brown President, Salco Mechanical Contractors James F. Dempsey, GR95, GR97, HS Christine J. Homan, BU71 Community Volunteer Founder and Chief Scientific Officer, ViewRay Inc. James M. Schwartz, LA76 Spencer B. Burke F President and CEO, MGF Sourcing Michael B. Kaufman, SW77 Carol J. Epstein, UC08, GR08 Managing Partner, KBT Associates, LLC Adjunct Lecturer, Washington University in Russell Schwartz, LA77 St. Louis; Executive Vice President, Community Volunteer, Animal Welfare Tandy L. Levine, SW75 Advocate, Continuing Education Spokesperson/ Senior Vice President and Head, Original The St. Louis Trust Company Programming, Starz Entertainment, LLC LCSW/Psychotherapist, Tandy L. Levine & Promoter Associates Anthony J. Chivetta Jr., AR55 Matthew I. Seiden, LA78 Jon H. Feltheimer, LA72 F Retired Founder, Hastings + Chivetta Architects, Inc. President and CEO, The Seiden Group, Inc. Charles A. Lowenhaupt CEO, Lionsgate Entertainment Corporation Chairman, Lowenhaupt Global Advisors James H. Cohan, LA82 Bradley J. Siegel, LA79 Owner, James Cohan Gallery Steven L. Fradkin, LA84 Marylen Mann, LA57, GR59 President, Wealth Management, President, TV One Corinna Cotsen, SI83, GA83 PA Chairman Emeritus and Lifetime Director, Northern Trust Company Scott E. Simowitz, LA77 OASIS Institute Owner/Architect, Edifice Complex Partner, Moskowitz Mandell, Salim & Simowitz Henrietta Freedman, LA75 Michael F. Neidorff F David W. Detjen, LA70, LW73 Andrew L. Solomon, LA95 Retired Vice President, SEMCOR Chairman, President, and CEO, Senior Counsel, Alston & Bird, LLP Managing Director, Real Estate Group, F Andrea J. Grant, LA71, LW74 Centene Corporation William O. DeWitt III Angelo Gordon & Company Partner, DLA Piper Timothy F. Noelker F President, St. Louis Cardinals, LLC Nicholas E. Somers, LA84 T David M. Grossman, GR68, GR73 General Counsel, Corporation for National Paul A. Dillinger, FA94 Managing Partner, SV Investment Partners LLC Retired Vice Provost, School of Professional Studies, and Community Services Head of Global Product Innovation, Thomas Edison State College Executive Chairman, International Decisions Levi Strauss Foundation Systems, Inc. Bonnie M. Orkow, SW70 Earle H. Harbison Jr., LA48 T Retired Faculty, University of Colorado Yvette Drury Dubinsky, LA64, GR66, GF90 Gary M. Sumers, LA75 T Chairman, Harbison Corporation; Susan D. Schlichter, SW76 Artist Retired President, Monsanto Corporation Retired Senior Managing Director and COO, Barbara Eagleton F Blackstone Real Estate Retired Executive Director, Narmen Fennoy Hunter, GR73 Express Scripts Foundation Founder and President, William G. Tragos, LA56 President, CEO and Owner, Fennoy Consulting James A. Schlie, SW67 Women’s Democratic Forum of St. Louis Group, Inc. Retired Chairman, CEO and Co-Founder, John D. Ezell, FA54 TBWA Worldwide Consultant/Not-for-Profit Organizations Gayle P.W. Jackson, GR69, GR72 Harry J. Seigle, LA68 T Hall Family Foundation Professor of Design, President and CEO, Energy Global Inc. Judith E. Tytel, LA68 University of Missouri-Kansas City General Counsel, Fiorello Pharmaceuticals Principal, The Elgin Company Jay Jacobs, LA92 T ▲ Dexter M. Fedor, BU79, FA79 Robert L. Virgil, GB60, GB67 T Hon. Betty Sims, LA56 President and Managing Director, Retired State Senator Chief Branding Officer and Partner, Dean Emeritus, John M. Olin School of Business, Dick Cook Studios PIMCO LLC Steve Spruth F Washington University in St. Louis; Alison Ferring F Diane DeMell Jacobsen, GR95, GR00, GR03 Retired Partner, Edward Jones Senior Lecturer, Carlson School of Management, Chairman, Thomas H. and Diane DeMell Artist & Community Volunteer Gregg A. Walker, LA94 University of Minnesota Jacobsen PhD Foundation for American Art Paul N. Tice, BU90, LW94 Marge D. Fleener, FA55 CEO, G. A. Walker, LLC Community Volunteer Sherman A. James, GR73 T Chief Investment Officer, Argos Partners LLC Joseph F. Wayland, LA79 F PA Susan B. King Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Susan O. Warshaw, SW79 PA Julie Kemper Foyer Public Policy, Duke University Executive Vice President, Chubb Group; Community Volunteer General Counsel, Chubb Ltd. Psychotherapist, Self-Employed Kathy Garber Kartalis, LA82 Roxanne H. Frank F Mark S. Weil, LA61 Bernarda Wong, SW68 SVP, Global Product, Skechers Retired President, Chinese-American Community Volunteer E. Desmond Lee Professor Emeritus, Ann Fertig Freedman, FA71 Philip Dixon Kepler, LA87 Washington University in St. Louis Service League Managing Director, Innovation & Platform Douglas B. Woodruff F President, FreedmanArt Management, Charles Schwab & Company Darrell Lane Williams, GR86, GR91 Michael H. Freund F Senior Consultant, Charles River Associates Senior Director of New Development, Wexford Lawrence P. Klamon, LA58 Director, University Special Development Projects, Kiki Wilson, LA74 Science and Technology, LLC Retired President and CEO, Jay T. Youngdahl F Alumni & Development, Washington University Fuqua Enterprises Founder, Kworks, LLC in St. Louis Executive Producer, Robert Shaw-Man of Many Managing Partner and Consultant, Andrea H. Kott, LA86 Voices Youngdahl & Citti, P.C. Partner, Lowis and Gellen LLP PA PA David A. Winston, LA74  Parent of Washington University student Deborah Beckman Kotzubei, LA91 Chairman, President, and Treasurer, Retired Attorney during 2016–17 J&M Foundation PAL Kenneth W. Kousky, LA76 Parent of Washington University Alumni Eugene Zeffren, LA63 T President, BlueWater Angels University Trustee Consultant, EZ Advisors; Retired CEO, F Friend Selective Beauty Brands LLC ▲ Deceased 44 | Inspired

Christopher Fromboluti, LA67, GA70 David Warner Whiteman, GA74 Anna L. Patterson, EN87, EN87 Andrea J. Grant, LA71 , LW74 Principal and Studio Manager, AECOM Retired Executive Director, Skinker Founder and Managing Partner, Gradient Ventures, Partner, DLA Piper Alice R. Goodman F DeBaliviere Community Council Google, Inc. Thomas R. Green, LW58 ▲ Community Volunteer Gary WolffF Nancy Ann Pendleton, SI93, SI93 Attorney, Law Offices of Thomas R. Green Ronald K. Greenberg F President, Wolff Shoe Manufacturing Company Director, Systems Technologies, Hon. Raymond W. Gruender, BU84, GB87, LW87 Owner, The Greenberg Gallery Mark H. Zorensky F The Boeing Company Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Karl A. Grice, LA74, GA76, SW76 President, Hycel Properties Company Michael D. Perlmutter, EN00, GB00 Eighth Circuit Principal/Owner, Grice Group Architects Data Strategy Leader, Equifax Workforce Solutions Hon. Jean C. Hamilton, LW71 Marcia J. Hart F Richard E. Pinckert, EN62 Senior U.S. District Judge, U.S. District Court, Community Volunteer School of Engineering & Applied Retired Director of Environmental Assurance, Eastern District of Missouri Thomas M. Hotaling, GA77 Science National Council The Boeing Company R.H. Helmholz F Principal/Architect, Ann Beha Architects, Inc. Chair Stanley I. Proctor Jr., EN57, SI62, SI72 Ruth Wyatt Rosenson Distinguished Service Ralph H. Jackson Jr., AR59 Arnold W. Donald, EN77 T Retired President, Proctor Consulting Services Professor of Law, University of Chicago Law School Retired President, Flad & Associates, Inc. President and CEO, Carnival Corporation & plc Richard A. Roloff, EN51, GL10 Gregory A. Hewett, LW94 Erik J. Kocher, GA87 Vincent J. Belusko, EN78 PA Retired Special Assistant to the Chancellor, Retired Senior Managing Director, Principal/Owner, Partner, Morrison & Foerster, LLP Washington University in St. Louis The Blackstone Group, L.P. Hastings + Chivetta Architects, Inc. John M. Berra, EN69 David J. Rossetti, EN74 Jerry Hunter, LW77 Michael F. Konzen, GA86 Retired Chairman, Emerson Process Management Retired Vice President, University Relations and Partner, Bryan Cave LLP Chairman, Principal, PGAV Destinations Jerome F. Brasch, EN44, SI47 T Research, Cisco Systems, Inc. Harry J. Joe, LW75 Helen Kornblum, LA59, SW61 President, Brasch Manufacturing Company Stephen H. Sands, EN79, SI79 PA Member, JMO Firm, PLLC Psychotherapist Stephen F. Brauer, GL16 F T Vice Chairman, U.S. Investment Banking and Global Douglas L. Kelly, LW73 Kenneth S. Kranzberg F Chairman, Hunter Engineering Co-Head, HealthCare Group, Lazard Group LLC Assistant General Counsel, Wells Fargo Chairman, TricorBraun Charles A. Buescher Jr., EN59, SI61 Gregory A. Sullivan, EN81 Joseph D. Lehrer, LA70, LW73 Jay Krueger, LA78, FA78 Retired Executive Vice President, Vice President of Information Technology President and CEO, HBE Corporation Senior Conservator Modern Paintings, Continental Water Company Carnival Corporation & plc Ned O. Lemkemeier, LW62 National Gallery of Art Christopher Chivetta, EN84, GB86 Anthony J. Thompson, SI99 Senior Counsel, Bryan Cave LLP Mary Ann Lazarus, GA78 President and Principal in Charge, Hastings + CEO, Chairman of the Board, Kevin J. Lipson, LW80 Lecturer, Washington University in St. Louis; Chivetta Architects, Inc.; Managing Partner, Kwame Building Group, Incorporated Partner, Hogan Lovells US LLP Principal, MALeco, LLC 8760 Engineering LLC Susan M. Welsh, SI00 Thomas E. Lowther, LW62, GR99, UC17, GR17 Kenneth Daniels Levien, LA74, GA76 C. Baker Cunningham, EN64 Chief Safety Officer, Sanofi Of Counsel, Armstrong Teasdale LLP Owner, Representative and Project Manager, Retired CEO, Belden CDT, Inc. Gary E. Wendlandt, EN72 T R. Mark McCareins, LW81 Levien & Co., Inc. Santanu Das, SI73, SI73 Vice Chair and Chief Investment Officer, General Counsel, Metals Service Center Institute Ann M. Liberman F Chairman of the Board, DomainiCom Corporation; Retired, New York Life Insurance Company; Alicia S. McDonnell, LW95 Community Volunteer Chairman, Data-Core Systems Incorporated; Retired Retired Chairman, New York Life Investment Attorney, private practice Ruth K. Lynford, AR46 Founder, TranSwitch Corporation Management LLC John S. Meyer, Jr., LW84 President, Lynford Limited Carl J. Deutsch, EN50 Peter L. Young, EN80 Chair, Business and Real Estate Practice Group, Carol D. Macht, AR73 Retired Chairman of the Board, CEO, Chemcentral Group; Capes Sokol Goodman & Sarachan, PC Senior Principal and Partner, Standard Machine & Manufacturing Company Ming Yuan Chemicals Trading Co. Ltd. Robert D. Millstone, LA85, LW88, EMBA02 Hord, Coplan & Macht Gaurav Krishna Garg, EN88, EN88, SI90 President, The Millstone Company Eugene J. Mackey III, AR60, AR62 ▲ Founding Partner, Wing Venture Capital School of Law National Council Sandra M. Moore, LA76, LW79 Principal Emeritus, Mackey Mitchell Architects Michael K. Gibbons, SI91, EMBA07 Chair Managing Director and Chief Impact Officer, Vice President and Program Manager, John P. Margolis, LA82 Howard N. Cayne, LW79 T PA Advantage Capital KC-46A Tanker, The Boeing Company Studio Director, Evens Architects Partner, Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer, LLP Sanford S. Neuman, BU56, LW59 ▲ Alexander J. Gray, EN79, SI81 Francis C. Martin, FA56 Guy H. Allison, LW58 ▲ Senior Partner, Polsinelli PC Senior Vice President, Customer Services and T Artist Partner, The Allison Law Firm; Steven Cash Nickerson, LW85, GB93 Support, Juniper Networks William P. McMahon, AR65 Principal, Guy Allison Family Properties LLC President and CFO, PDS Tech, Inc. Sameer Gupta, EN90, EN90 Chairman, McMahon Group, Inc. H. Christopher Boehning, LW94 Judy Okenfuss, LA84, EN84, LW91 T CEO, CIO, Investor, Grand Trunk Capital Ralph J. Nagel, AR67, GA69 Partner, Paul Weiss, Rifkind Wharton & Managing Partner, Ice Miller, LLP President, Top Rock LLC Sunil G. Hirani, EN88 Garrison, LLP James L. Palenchar, LW75 F CEO and Co-Founder, trueEx LLC; Linda Saligman Alan B. Bornstein, LW81 Founding Partner, Bartlit Beck Herman Co-Founder and Director, Digital Assets Holdings Community Volunteer Partner, Denton LLP Palenchar & Scott Janet M. Holloway, SI83 Jane Sauer, FA59, UC60 Mel F. Brown, LA57, LW61 Hon. Catherine D. Perry, LW80 Senior Vice President, Chief of Staff and Owner, Sauer Art Consultants Chairman, Triad Bank Corporation; Principal, Chief Judge, United States District Court, Eastern Communication Relations, Monsanto Company Steve Saunders, LA72 Fromel Consulting District of Missouri Dennis M. Houston F Principal/Co-Founder, Nordahl L. Brue, LW70 Maury B. Poscover, LW69 Retired Executive Vice President, Refining & Supply Eckenhoff Saunders Architects Chairman, Franklin Foods Inc.; PKC Corporation; Senior Council, Husch Blackwell LLP Company, ExxonMobil Corporation Louis R. Saur, AR61, AR65 and Vice Chair, Green Mountain Power Robert L. Proost, LW62 Donald A. Jubel, EN73 T Retired, Team Four Architecture Curt E. Burwell, LW95 Retired CFO, A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc. F CEO, Spartan Light Metal Products LLC PA Laurie Saylak Principal and General Counsel, Andrew F. Puzder, LW78 Community Volunteer Dennis L. Kessler, EN60, SI64 Burwell Investments LP CEO, CKE Restaurants, Inc. President and Founder, Midwest Family Gene J. Schnair, LA73, GB76, GA76 Dale L. Cammon, LW75 Steven N. Rappaport, LW74 Business Advisors Consulting Partner/Architect, Skidmore, Chairman and Co-CEO, Bryant Group, Inc. Partner, RZ Capital LLC; Partner, Lehigh Court, LLC; Milind S. Kulkarni, SI96, PMBA08 Owings & Merrill Joseph E. Cordell, GL08 Partner, Backstage, LLC F ▲ Vice President, Strat Expansions and CTO, Julie M. Schnuck Co-Founder, CEO and Executive Partner, Leo M. Romero, LW68 Community Volunteer Solar Materials Group, SunEdison, Inc. Dean Emeritus and Professor Emeritus, PA Cordell & Cordell, PC PA Mark J. Levin, EN73, SI74 Pamela Schoenberg, LA91, FA92 Floyd E. Crowder, LA55, LW57 ▲ University of New Mexico School of Law Partner, Third Rock Ventures Owner, dnj Gallery Chairman, Crowder & Scoggins, Ltd.; Richard A. Rothman, LW77 Kate Dundes Shattan, AR77 Christine H. Lorenz, EN86 Part Owner, New Century Development, LP Senior Trial Partner, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Vice President, Research and Clinical Collaborations, Principal, Gustavson/Dundes Architects Brian C. Cunningham, EN65, LW70 Susan N. Rowe, SW83, LW83 Molecular Imaging, Siemens Healthcare Solutions Vicki Match Suna, LA80, GA82 PA Retired Senior Counsel/Co-Head of Life Science Attorney, Rowe Law Office, LLC USA Christine A. Ryan, LW95 Senior Vice President and Vice Dean for Real Estate T Practice, Morrison & Foerster LLP; Retired Development, New York University Richard P. Mattione, EN77 Management Consultant, Hawthorne Group Deputy Bureau Chief, New York State Office of the Retired Partner, GMO LLC Attorney General Dan Swift, FA89 F T Mark S. Davis, LW74 Managing Director, Goldman Sachs John F. McDonnell, SI06, GB14 Partner, Davis Levin Livingston; Lecturer in Law, Robert G. Schwendinger, LW71 Retired Chairman of the Board, Kenneth E. Taylor, AR62, AR63 University of Hawaii Retired Partner, Armstrong Teasdale McDonnell Douglas Corporation Principal and CEO, Taylor & Partners, Inc. Michael A. DeHaven, LW75 Hon. Tatjana Schwendinger, LW72 Robert L. Mullenger, EN89 Jeffrey J. Tremaine, FA89 Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Supervisory Administrative Judge, Equal Director, Product Development Acquisition Director, Executive Producer, Gorilla Flicks BJC HealthCare Employment Opportunity Commission Integration, Ominicell, Inc. Steven R. Selsberg, LW86 Andrew J. Trivers, GA73 F David W. Detjen, LA70, LW73 Founder, Trivers Associates Brenda D. Newberry Senior Counsel, Alston & Bird LLP Owner/Attorney, S. Selsberg Law PLLC CEO, Nesher, LLC Paula Varsalona, FA71 Mary Gilpin Eaves, LW83 Philip D. Shelton, LW72 Owner, Designer, & Manufacturer, Anthony J. Nocchiero, EN73 Partner, Bingham Greenbaum Doll LLP Past President and Executive Director, Advisor and Private Consultant, Paula Varsalona, Ltd. Karen J. Fink F Law School Admission Council Nocchiero Advisory Services Cynthia Weese, AR62, AR65 Retired Vice President-General Counsel/Secretary, John Gregory St. Clair, LW90 Principal, Weese Langley Weese Rick J. Oertli, EN82, PMBA92 Concurrent Computer Corporation Retired Partner, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Chairman and CEO, Guarantee Electrical Company Meagher & Flom LLP Kenneth F. Teasdale, LW61 Retired Chairman, Armstrong Teasdale 45

Hon. Richard B. Teitelman, LW73 ▲ Walter L. Metcalfe Jr., LA60 T Catherine M. Dondzila, BU83 Richard Ritholz, BU84 PA Supreme Court Judge, State of Missouri Senior Counsel, Bryan Cave LLP CAO and Sr. Vice President, Equity Partner, Elliott Management Corporation Peter D. Van Cleve, LW86 Marilyn Moffat F Ocwen Financial Corporation William C. Rusnack F Partner, Bryan Cave LLP; Registered Agent, Professor of Physical Therapy, Donald Dorsey, BU64 Retired President and CEO, Premcor, Inc. Hillvale Investments New York University Retired Executive Vice President, PetSmart, Inc. Rakesh Sachdev T Hon. William H. Webster, LW49 T Patricia M. Nagel, LW74 Lee Fixel, BU02 T CEO, Platform Specialty Products Corporation Retired Partner, Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy Former Partner, Moye White Law Firm; Partner, Tiger Global Management LLC Steven G. Segal, BU82 PA Raymond P. Wexler, LA64, LW67 Founder and President of DG! LLP Jon Flaxman, GB81 Exec-in-Residence/Lecturer, Boston University Of Counsel, Kirkland & Ellis LLP William B. Neaves F T COO, Hewlett Packard Co. Questrom School of Business; Special Limited Kyle R. Williams, LW01 President Emeritus, Stowers Institute for Allen D. Fleener, GB53 Partner, J.W. Childs Associates, LP Managing Director and Senior Counsel, Medical Research Founder and General Partner, Seed Capital Partners Robert J. Skandalaris F Goldman Sachs Andrew E. Newman, GR00 F T Jeff Fox, GB88 Chairman and CEO, Quantum Ventures of Chairman, Hackett Security, Inc. Chairman and CEO, Harbour Group, Ltd. Michigan, LLC Roger M. Perlmutter, MD, MD79, GR79 PA Sam Fox, BU51 T Kenneth B. Steinback, BU66 School of Medicine National Council Executive Vice President, Merck & Company; Former U.S. Ambassador to the Kingdom of Chairman, CSI Leasing, Inc. Chair President, Merck Research Laboratories Belgium; Founder, Retired Chairman and CEO, Julia Jane Stupp, GB83 T Philip Needleman, GR99 Gordon W. Philpott, MD, MD61, HS Harbour Group, Ltd. Retired CFO and Founder, Exegy, Inc. Former Chief Scientist, Pharmacia & Monsanto/ Emeritus Professor of Surgery, Donald R. Frahm, BU53 Jack E. Thomas F T Searle; Former Professor and Head, Department Washington University in St. Louis Retired Chairman, President and CEO, Chairman and CEO, Coin Acceptors, Inc. of Pharmacology, Washington University School of Allan H. Rappaport, MD, MD72 Hartford Financial Services Group Lawrence E. Thomas, BU77 T Medicine; Adjunct Professor Molecular Biology and Founder, NES HealthCare Group Robert W. Frick, EN60, GB62 T Partner, Edward Jones Pharmacology, Washington University School of Barbara J. Reynolds, MD, MD77 Independent Investor and Board Member; Former T Medicine; Former Interim President of the Donald Mary Ann Van Lokeren, LA69, EMBA88 Retired Vice President, Medical Affairs and Quality, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors, Bank of Danforth Plant Science Center and Former Interim Retired Chairman and CEO, St. Joseph Hospital/CHI America Corporation Krey Distributing Company President of the St. Louis Science Center F T Pejman Salimpour, MD, MD87 Ronald A. Fromm Sandra A. VanTrease, EMBA92 Floyd E. Bloom, MD, MD60, GR68 Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, University of President and CEO, Emeritus Professor, Molecular & Integrative Group President, BJC HealthCare California-Los Angeles; Co-Founder, Plymouth Fashion Footwear Association of New York T Neurosciences Department, the Scripps Research John K. Wallace Jr., GB62 Holdings, LLC Avram Glazer, BU82 Retired Chairman, The Regency Group Institute F T Kelvin R. Westbrook Executive Co-Chairman, Owner, Tampa Bay John P. Wareham, GB68 Joyce F. Bucheit, BU76, GB77 President and CEO, KRW Advisors, LLC; Buccaneers and Manchester United Owner, J. Wood & Associates LLC Managing Director, Wareham Consulting William P. Wiesmann, MD72, HS76 T Mary Jo Gorman, EMBA96 PA Andrew C. Chan, MD, MD86, GM86, HS89 Henry Warshaw, LA76, GB79 President, CEO and Founder, BioSTAR Inc. President, Gorman Advisory LLC Founder, President and CEO, Senior Vice President, Research Biology, F T Genentech, Inc. Raymond H. Wittcoff Sidney H. Guller, BU47 Virtual Realty Enterprises, LLC F Retired President, Transurban Corporation Chairman of the Board/CFO, Essex Industries, Inc. James D. Weddle, GB77 Robert G. Clark T T Chairman and CEO, Clayco, Inc. Roma B. Wittcoff, BU45 James H. Hance, Jr., GB68 Managing Partner, Edward Jones PA Operating Executive, The Carlyle Group F David P. Conner, LA74 T Pamela Gallin Yablon, MD, EN74, LA74, MD78 Robert Weidner Retired CEO and Director, Oversea-Chinese Director, Pediatric Ophthalmology/Adult Mark R. Harris, GB75 President and CEO, Metals Service Center Institute Banking Corporation Limited Strabismus, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Retired, ExxonMobil Corporation Richard A. Weisberg, BU81 T F Center; Director, Pediatric Ophthalmology/Clinical Robert E. Hernreich, LA67, GB67 Retired Vice President, Private Client Services, Peter B. Corr, MD, PhD Professor, New York Presbyterian Hospital Co-Founder and Managing General Partner, Professional Sports Owner, Retired Goldman Sachs & Company T Auven Therapeutics Priscilla L. Hill-Ardoin, EMBA88 Roger L. Weston, GB67 George W. Couch III F T Olin Business School National Council Retired Senior Vice President for Regulatory Chairman, GreatBanc, Inc. President, Couch Distributing Company Inc. Compliance and Chief Privacy Officer, AT&T Howard L. Wood, BU61 T Chair Services, Inc. Andrew B. Craig III F T Co-Founder and Chairman, Cequel III, LLC James V. O'Donnell, BU74, GB74 David H. Hoffmann F Retired Managing Director, President and CEO, Bush-O'Donnell & Company, Inc. A. Greig Woodring, EMBA89 RiverVest Venture Partners Chairman of the Board, DHR International, Inc. Retired President and CEO, Reinsurance Group of Chairman Emeritus Michael R. Hogan F America, Incorporated Joann L. Data, MD, MD70 Charles F. Knight, GR96 ▲ Medical and Regulatory Drug Development Retired Chief Administrative Officer, Sigma-Aldrich Arnold B. Zetcher, BU62 T Chairman Emeritus, Emerson T Consultant Louis G. Hutt Jr., BU76 Retired Chairman, President and CEO, Talbots Stanley A. Askren, PMBA87 Joseph M. Davie, MD, MD68 Managing Member, The Hutt Company Chairman, President and CEO, HNI Corporation T Retired Senior Vice President-Research, Jerald L. Kent, BU78, GB79 T Gephardt Institute National Council Biogen, Inc. Clarence C. Barksdale President and CEO, Cequel III, LLC and Tierpoint ▲ Retired Chairman, Centerre Bancorporation Ward M. Klein F Chair Robert C. Drews, MD, LA52, MD55 T T Professor Emeritus, Clinical Ophthalmology & Visual George P. Bauer, EN53, SI59 Former CEO, Energizer Holdings, Inc. John D. Beuerlein, GB77 Chairman and CEO, GPB Group Ltd. PA General Partner, Edward Jones Sciences, Washington University in St. Louis Shelley Lavender, EMBA03 Robert Beck, BU86 Valerie D. Bell F John P. Dubinsky, LA65, GB67 T President, Boeing Military Aircraft COO of Retail Bank and Head of Retail Distribution Attorney and Public Policy Consultant President and CEO, Westmoreland Associates, LLC Lori M. Lee, BU88, GB89 Group, Citigroup Bunny Burson, GF05 David C. Farrell, GR07 T Senior Executive Vice President and Global Community Volunteer Retired Chairman and CEO, The May Department David O. Becker, EN89, GB89 Marketing Officer, AT&T CEO, Cottingham & Butler Stores Company Steven F. Leer, GB77 Jeanne McDonnell Champer, HA97 Nick Bhambri, EN85, EMBA07 PA Community Volunteer Daniel P. Getman, MD F Retired Chairman, Arch Coal, Incorporated Partner, Louis York Capital Dr. Robert E. Lefton, LA53, GB58 Steven N. Cousins F Consultant, Pharmaceutical R&D; Retired Vice T President Pfizer Global R&D; Director, St. Louis F. Gilbert Bickel III, BU66 Co-Founder and CEO, Psychological Associates, Inc. Partner, Armstrong Teasdale, LLP Labs; Past President, Kansas City Area Life Sciences Senior Vice President, Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Lewis A. Levey, GB67 John B. Crosby, LA69 Institute Joseph M. Blomker, EMBA90 Chairman and Founding Member, Enhanced Value Retired Executive Director, Jay A. Kaiser, MD, MD72 CEO and President, Maryville Technologies Strategies, Inc. American Osteopathic Association President, National Orthopedic Imaging; Todd M. Bluedorn F T PA Lin-Kuei Jackson Ling, EMBA04 Fernando S. Cutz, LA10 President, California Advanced Imaging Medical Chairman and CEO, Lennox International Chairman, Enhance Holdings Corporation Director for South America, National Security Association; Alex Borchert, BU06 Robert Lowenthal, BU98 Council, The White House F Lee C. Kling F Olin Alumni Board President; Senior Vice President Senior Managing Director, Oppenheimer & Co., Inc. Donald Danforth III President, The Kling Company; President, Gas – Investments, Altus Properties W. Stephen Maritz F President and Co-Founder, City Academy Appliance Service, Inc. James P. Bradley, GB83 Chairman and CEO, Maritz Hal J. Daub, BU63 Charles F. Knight, GR96 ▲ Chairman of the Board, Wellpartner, Inc. William J. Marshall, BU70, GB73, GR77 T Senior Counsel, Husch Blackwell LLP Chairman Emeritus, Emerson August A. Busch III, GR98 President, NISA Investment Advisors, LLC Joe Edwards, GL04 Arthur M. Krieg, MD, MD83 Retired Chairman, Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. Nancy J. Mattson, GB78 Owner, Blueberry Hill Founder, President and CEO, Checkmate Steven A. Busch, BU99, GB00 Managing Director and CFO, Argent Group Ltd. Michael Esser F Pharmaceuticals President, Krey Distributing Company Jerry McElhatton F Retired Partner and Principal, Government Steven H. Lipstein F T Carl M. Casale, EMBA92 Senior Advisor, Eleven Canterbury, LLC Relations, Edward Jones CEO, BJC HealthCare Private Investor W. Patrick McGinnis, GB72 T Carol B. Loeb F Sandeep Preetam Chugani, EN89, GB91 Retired Chairman, Nestle Purina PetCare Company Richard J. Mahoney, GR12 T Senior Partner and Managing Director, Thomas C. Melzer F Retired Chairman and CEO, Monsanto Company; The Boston Consulting Group Co-Founder and Managing Director, RiverVest Distinguished Executive in Residence, Murray Andrew B. Craig III F T Venture Partners PA  Parent of Washington University student Weidenbaum Center on the Economy, Government Retired, Special Limited Partner, Steven Miller, HS91, EMBA02 during 2016–17 PAL and Public Policy, Washington University in St. Louis RiverVest Venture Partners Senior Vice President & Chief Medical Officer, Parent of Washington University Alumni T James S. McDonnell III F John F. Danahy, EMBA85 Express Scripts, Inc. University Trustee F Retired Corporate Vice President, Retired Chairman and COO, Friend Vic Richey, EMBA95 ▲ McDonnell Douglas Corporation May Merchandising Company Chairman, President and CEO, Deceased ESCO Technologies, Inc. 46 | Inspired

Robert N. Fox F Susan J. Miller, LA76 PA Alan S. Taylor, MD, GM84 Laurence B. Yavner, LA87 Chair, Clark-Fox Foundation; Community Volunteer and Attorney Advisor, BioSoteria; Former Vice President, Managing Partner, LBY Partners, LLC Founder, NewSpace, Inc. and Casa de Salud Jef S. Missman, GB68 Regulatory Affairs, Gilead Sciences William K. Frymoyer Jr., LA85 Retired Vice President and Director Regulatory Mark C. Trudeau F Senior Advisor and Director, Stewart and Stewart Compliance, Commerce Bancshares, Inc. President and CEO, Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals National Council for Student Affairs Hon. Richard A. Gephardt, GR05 Kathleen V. Missman F Bruce Vladeck F Chair F T President and CEO, Gephardt Group; Retired Chief Economist, Senior Advisor, Nexera Inc. Ronald L. Thompson President and CEO, Gephardt Government Affairs Butler Manufacturing Co. Richard K. Weil Jr. F Retired Chairman of the Board and CEO, Benjamin Dov Goldman-Israelow, MD, LA06 James R. Moog F A Founder and Board President, St. Louis Beacon Midwest Stamping Company F ABIM Physician—Scientist Research Pathway Community Volunteer Cynthia L. Byrne F Resident, Yale School of Medicine Sunny Pervil, GR74, GR89 Frank Byrne, MD Louis G. Hutt Jr., BU76 T Professor Emeritus, Maryville University Skandalaris Center for Retired President, St. Mary’s Hospital Managing Member, The Hutt Company, LLC Michael H. Roffer F Entrepreneurship National Council Medical Center Thomas J. Irwin, UC86 Associate Librarian and Professor, Chair Michael L. Carter, LA90 Executive Director, Civic Progress New York Law School Robert J. Skandalaris F Head Technology Investment Banking, Laura Zajac Kleinhandler, LA90 PA John D. Schaperkotter F Chairman and CEO, Quantum RBC Capital Markets Corporation Retired Human Genetics Program/Counselor, Partner, Bryan Cave LLP Ventures of Michigan, LLC Li Ern Chen, MD, LA99, MD03 New York University Medical Center James E. Schiele, LA52, GR85, GR11, GR15 Alan R. Bender, LA76 Vice President-Surgery, Baylor Scott & White Health Barbara Levy Landes, LA71 Consultant, St. Louis Screw & Bolt Co. Partner and Co-Founder, Trilogy Equity Partners Mary Jo Crosby, LA69 CFO, Treasurer, and Senior Vice President, Corey M. Shapiro, LA96 F. Gilbert Bickel III, BU66 T Retired Associate Director/Media Management Corporate Services, PBS (Public Broadcasting Attorney, Fultz Maddox Dickens PLC Senior Vice President, Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Center, Northwestern University F PA Service) Laura Epstein Shindler, LA68 Maxine Clark F T Deborah Doliner Traci Lerner F PA Financial Consultant Founder, Build-A-Bear Workshop Attorney, School Volunteer F Founding Partner, Chesapeake Partners James F. Williams II F CEO, Clark-Fox Foundation Kimberley A. Eberlein Management Company Dean of Libraries, University of Colorado Charles K. Cohn, BU08 Mischa Buford Epps, LA91 Claude R. Marx, LA83 Todd C. Zubler, LA92 Founder and CEO, Varsity Tutors, LLC Partner, Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P. Reporter, MLex/FTC:WATCH Partner, WilmerHale Joseph M. Davie, MD, MD68 Kevin J. Folkl, BU96 Andrew W. McCune, LA86, LA86 PA Retired Senior Vice President, Research, Biogen, Inc. Manager, NISA Investment Advisors, LLC Partner, McDermott Will & Emery LLP Suren G. Dutia, EN63, LA67, SI67 Jennifer Hillman, FA79 Leroy D. Nunery III, GB79 Institute for Public Health Former Senior Fellow, Kauffman Foundation; Founder & Principal, Images and Ideas; Founder and Principal, Plus Ultre LLC National Council Partner, DynaMatrix, LLC Creative Director, SJI, Inc. Jack Oliver F Chair Phillip W. Fisher F Shelby L. Jordan, LA74 Senior Policy Advisor, Bryan Cave LLP Steven H. Lipstein F T Founder, Mission Throttle LLC President, Exposition Park, Asset Leasing Heschel J. Raskas F CEO, BJC HealthCare F. Nicholas Franano, MD, GR94, GM94, MD94 Corporation; Executive Director, Community President Emeritus, Raskas Consulting, LLC CEO, Flow Forward Medical, Inc. and Resource & Talent Development Richard W. Brown, HA70 F PA Matthew I. Seiden, LA78 Chairman, Stowers Institute for Medical Research; Metactive Medical, Inc. Sheldon Kahn President and CEO, The Seiden Group, Inc. Chairman of the Board of Directors, American Jeremy N. Friedman, LA09 Member/Manage/Partner, Headwaters Advisors; Julia-Feliz Umali Sessoms, LA00 Century Investments Co-Founder and CEO, Schoology Partner, Headwaters Holdings; Securities Trader, Headwaters Capital LLC Director of External Affairs, Corporate Affairs Group, T F Joyce F. Buchheit, BU76, GB77 Robert Haft F PA Intel Corporation Owner, J. Wood & Associates, LLC Managing Partner, Morgan Noble; Chairman, James Lancaster CEO, President, and Owner; Lantech, Inc. Elliot H. Stein Jr. F F National Investments Group Mark S. Clanton, MD F PA Managing Director, Commonwealth Capital Chief Medical Officer, Accenture Operations Thomas J. Hillman, LA78 T Suzanne Lancaster Partners LP David P. Conner, LA74 F T Founder and Managing Partner, Lewis & Clark Jacqueline Ulin Levey, LA97, LW01 Mary Stillman F Retired CEO and Director, Oversea-Chinese Banking Capital, General Partner, Lewis & Clark Ventures Executive Director, St. Louis Hillel F PA Founder and Executive Director, Corporation Limited Glenn House Sr. F Sarah M. Liron Hawthorn Leadership School for Girls President and Co-Founder, 2Is, Inc. Metalsmith, Sarah Liron Jewelry Nicholas V. Costrini, MD, HS77 F Kurt A. Summers Jr., BU00 Director of Gastroenterology, David F. Fareed Karandish, EN05 Susan R. Ludeman Treasurer, City of Chicago Kalispell Medical Center Former CEO, Answers Corporation Robert J. Messey, BU68 Anthony J. Thompson, SI99 R. Chris Doerr, LA68 Jonathan M. Kemper F Retired Senior Vice President and CFO, CEO and Chairman of the Board, Retired Executive Vice-President, CAO, and CFO, Vice Chairman, Commerce Bancshares, Inc. Arch Coal, Inc. Kwame Building Group, Inc. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida Bogert Kiplinger F Leslie A. Peters, LA86, PMBA99 Ann Tretter F Ken M. Dude, HA83 BCW Securities, LLC CEO and Chief Facilitator, Elements Partnership, Inc. Retired Marketing and Communications Consultant Principal, Human Resources, Edward Jones David M. Kleinhandler F PA Sanford E. Pomerantz, LA63, LW65 Robert A. Fruend Jr., GB94, HA94 Founder and CEO, Blackridge Capital Group LLC Partner, Goffstein Raskas Et Al; Legal Counsel, President and CEO, St. Louis Regional Edward J. Koplar F Creve Coeur Fire Protection District Libraries National Council F Health Commission President, Koplar Communications, LLC Andrew E. Randall Chair Mark S. Gold, LA71 Michael R. Loynd, LW99 Managing Director, New York Private Bank & Trust Jack E. Thomas F T Retired Distinguished Professor, and Chairman, Owner, The Loynd Group; Executive Director, Russell J. Shaw, BU85 Chairman and CEO, Coin Acceptors, Inc. Department of Psychiatry, University of Florida Founder, Tech London Advocates; Angel and F Interco Charitable Trust Louis P. Atkin Dolores J. Gunn F Venture Investor; Limited Partner ACE Fund, Day for Night Productions Robert D. Millstone, LA85, LW88, EMBA02 Community Physician and Liaison, Integritas Managing Partner, Millstone Capital Advisors, LLC Ariadne Capital Anne H. Bader, TI92 Physicians Group Robert A. Skinner, LA91 Retired IT Professional James V. O'Donnell, BU74, GB74 Timothy J. Henkel, MD, MD88, GM88, HS88 President and CEO, Bush O'Donnell & Company, Inc. Ropes & Gray Charles R. Brown, GR78 Chief Medical Officer, VenatoRx F William F. Southworth, MD, LA69, MD75 Retired Educational Administrator, Paul F. Pautler Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Managing Director, Soundwaves Capital LLC; Cardiologist, The Heart Health Center State of Missouri Eugene S. Kahn F Retired Executive Vice President, Director Lori I. Tenser, LA84 Shirley B. Brown, GR81 Former CEO, Claire's Stores, Former Chairman and of Capital Markets, Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Dean of First Year Students, Wellesley College Education Consultant CEO, The May Department Stores Company Risa Zwerling, PMBA89 F PA Steven C. Roberts, LW77, GL77 Ann D. Desloge James R. Kimmey F Deputy Chief, St. Louis Sheriff’s Department Four-Year Advisor, Washington University in Community Volunteer Executive in Residence-College of Public Health, F T St. Louis F ▲ Scott Rudolph Julian I. Edison Saint Louis University CEO, Piping Rock Health Products, LLC Retired Chairman of the Board, Alaina Maciá, EN98, GB02 Jerome J. Schlichter F National Research Advisory Council Edison Brothers Stores, Inc. President and CEO, Medical Transportation Senior Partner, Schlichter Bogard & Denton LLP; Chair James L. Goldschmidt, LA73 Management, Inc. President and Director, Arch Grants President, Graphfix Lab Michael Powell F T Mary Mason, MD, MD94, HS98, PMBA99 Robert Brookings Smith III, GB94 General Partner, Sofinnova Ventures David M. Grossman, GR68, GR73 Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer, Vice President, Strategic Business Development, Lee E. Babiss F Retired University Administrator, Thomas Edison Specialty Companies, Centene Corporation Ascension Health State College F T Executive Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer, George Paz Howard D. Steinberg, LA83, GB83 Paul M. Koulogeorge, LA88 CEO, PPD Inc. Chairman, Express Scripts Vice President, Budget Car and Truck Rental F Vice President, Marketing, Advertising and Public F Robert T. Fraley Donald L. Ross of Atlanta Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Relations, Goddard Systems Vice Chairman, Enterprise Holdings Julia J. Stupp, GB83 Officer, Monsanto Company Nancy S. Kranzberg, LA66 Robert J. Shakno, HA61 Retired CFO and Founder, Exegy, Inc. Eric Furfine, LA81 Community Volunteer Retired Consultant F F David M. Thomas Chief Scientific Officer, Immune Xcite Don G. Lents Patrick T. Stokes F Grades 11–12 History Teacher, Advisor, and Michael J. Giuliani, MD F Senior Partner & Chair Emeritus, Bryan Cave LLP Former Chairman, Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. Department Chair, Trevor Day School Vice President, Head of Research & Development, Susan C. Lerner, LA80 John P. Stupp Jr. F Scott Welz F Partner, Jamesbeck Global Partners, LLC Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals President and CEO, Stupp Brothers, Inc. Managing Director of Innovation and Strategy, F F Eric Gulve Steven L. Lopata Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Writer President, BioGenerator 47

Steve Hochberg F Joyce Barnathan, LA75, GR76 Wei-Shan Lin, GB76 Nan-Horng Yeh, GB84 Managing Partner, Ascent Biomedical Ventures President, International Center for Journalists, Chairman and President, Tatung Company Chairman, Realtek Semiconductors Janet Jackson F Washington, D.C., U.S.A. Taipei, Taiwan Taipei, Taiwan Vice President and Director, Basic Research Group, Ho-Ki Byun PAL F Wen Yen (Pamela) Lin F Eric Yeung, GB74 Nestlé Purina PetCare Company President, B-Won International Co., Ltd. Special Assistant to the Chairman, Vice President, Perfekta Enterprises, Ltd. Michael K. Kaplan F Seoul, South Korea Tatung Institute of Technology Hong Kong Founder and Managing Director, Altos Health Charles T. Chan, EN72, SI74, GB75 Taipei, Taiwan James K.L. Yuann, SI81 Management; Co-Founder and Managing Director, Retired Chairman and CEO, Lin-Kuei Jackson Ling, GB04 PAL Managing Director, Boyden China Limited MMC Health Services Flex Pack International (Holdings), Ltd. Chairman and CEO, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China Phil Kerr F Hong Kong Enhance Holding Corporation President and Founder, SERIO Nutrition Soo K. Chan, LA84 Shanghai, People’s Republic of China Solutions LLC Principal, SCDA Architects Alice Lui, LA89 Public Relations National Council Ganesh M. Kishore F Singapore Bloom Academy Chair Spruce Capital Partners Lawrence Chang, EN94, SI96 Hong Kong Dexter Fedor, BU79, FA79 Randall D. Ledford F Chairman & CEO, Unitech Printed Circuit Boards Fumihiko Maki F Chief Branding Officer, Dick Cook Studios Retired Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Co., Ltd. Principal, Maki and Associates Dan Beckmann, LA01 Officer, Emerson Taipei, Taiwan Tokyo, Japan Co-Founder, Managing Director, IB5K F Jennifer K. Lodge, GR88 Pen-Tsao Chang PAL F Bharat Harkishan Malkani, SI89 Jerry Bryan Professor of Molecular Microbiology, Vice Chairman, General Chamber of Commerce Chairman & Managing Director, President, Bryan Consulting, Inc. Chancellor for Research, Washington University Taipei, Taiwan Max Aerospace & Aviation Pvt. Ltd. Principal, WebSanity LLC in St. Louis Shu-Chu Chen Chang PAL F Mumbai, India Sheila Burkett, EMBA99 James P. McCarter, MD, GM98, MD98 Taipei, Taiwan John F. McDonnell, SI06, GB14 T Founder and CEO, Spry Digital, LLC Head of Clinical Operations, Virta Health Choong J. Chen PAL F Retired Chairman of the Board, Christi Cavallini Jonathan McIntyre F Senior Partner, Rajah & Tann Advocates and McDonnell Douglas Corporation Vice President, Global Corporate Communications Senior Vice President, Research & Development Solicitors St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. Entperprise Holdings Global Beverages, PepsiCo, Inc. Singapore Thomas Kenneth Ryan, GR76 Maxine Clark F T Peter G. Milner, MD F Li Jen Chen PAL F Retired Vice President, Goldman Sachs & Company Founder, Build-A-Bear Workshop Co-Founder and Director, Optivia Biotechnology; Retired Managing Director, Singapura Enterprises Bainbridge Island, Washington, U.S.A. CEO, Clark-Fox Foundation Chairman of the Board, Armetheon, Inc. Pte, Ltd. Conrado Bautista Santiago, GB64 PAL Wayne Drash, LA94 Philip Needleman, GR99 T Singapore President, MPM Corporation Senior Producer, CNN.com Former Chief Scientist, Pharmacia & Monsanto/ Mandy Chen, LA96 Quezon City, Philippines June McAllister Fowler, GR80 Searle; Former Professor and Head, Department Taipei, Taiwan Josephina Santiago PAL F Senior Vice President, Communications, Marketing of Pharmacology, Washington University School of Zhang-Liang Chen, GR87 Vice President, MPM Corporation and Public Affairs, BJC HealthCare Medicine; Adjunct Professor Molecular Biology and Vice President, Executive Secretary, China Quezon City, Philippines Laurie Goldberg F Pharmacology, Washington University School of Association for Science & Technology James E. Schiele, LA52, GR85, GR11, GR15 Group Executive Vice President, Public Relations, Medicine; Former Interim President of the Donald People’s Republic of China Consultant, St. Louis Screw & Bolt Company Discovery Channel, Animal Planet and Danforth Plant Science Center and Former Interim Nowell Chernick, LA91 St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. Science Channel President of the St. Louis Science Center Partner, Kayak Management Ltd. Gurpreet Singh, GB54, GL87 PAL Cheryl Gould F PA Diego Olego F Taipei, Taiwan Chairman, Continental Device India, Ltd. Retired Senior Vice President, NBC News Former Chief Strategy & Innovation Officer, Larry Tze-Ying Chiang, SI73, SI75 PA New Delhi, India Jonathan Katz F PA Philips Healthcare Honorary Senior Advisor, Siemens, Telecom Inderdeep Singh, GB85, SI86 Partner, Acom Healthcare Paul D. Olivo, MD F Systems, Ltd. President and Managing Director, Continental Charles Kennedy F PA Managing Director, Common Place Holdings, LLC Taipei City, Taiwan Device India, Ltd. Head of Motion Picture and TV Research, Donn Rubin F Gregory L. Curl F PAL New Delhi, India Amazon Studios President and Chief Executive Officer, BioSTL President, Temasek Holdings (Private) Limited Punita Singh, GR84, GR90 Steve Lewis F Krishnan K. Sankaran F Singapore Client Communications Manager, McKinsey & Vice President & Senior Executive Producer, Retired Senior Technical Fellow, Materials & William H. Danforth T Company Strategic Content & News Partnerships, CNBC Processes Technology, The Boeing Company Chancellor Emeritus, Washington University in New Delhi, India Melinda Love F Harold H. Schmitz F St. Louis Ja Song, GB62, GB67 Vice President, Client Engagement, 2eCreative Chief Science Officer, Mars. Inc. St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. Chairman, Daekyo Corporation Cynthia McCafferty, EMBA10 David A. Smoller F Santanu Das, SI73, SI73 Seoul, South Korea President, Hawthorne Strategy Group General Partner, Cultivation Capital Chairman, Data-Core Systems Incorporated; Retired Dan Swift, FA89 Sahil Patel, LA14 Life Science Fund President and CEO, TranSwitch Corp. Managing Director, Goldman Sachs Education Program Growth Analyst, Jim Wrightson, GB78 Shelton, Connecticut, U.S.A. Singapore Houston Museum of Natural Science ▲ Retired Vice President, Strategic Planning, Koichi Fujii, MD, HS62 PAL Shuzaburo Takeda F Lisa Sharkey, LA80 PA Lockheed Martin Corporation Chairman, Tokyo Medical and Surgical Clinic Consultant, Takeda & Associates Senior Vice President and Director of Creative Tokyo, Japan Tokyo, Japan Development, HarperCollins Publishers Vikas Gore, GA84 William K. Y. Tao, SI50 T Barbara Schaps Thomas, LA76 T International Advisory Council Director, DP Architects Pte. Ltd. Founder, William Tao & Associates, Retired Senior Vice President and Chief Financial for Asia Singapore Consulting Engineers Officer, HBO Sports The final IACA meeting was held in Hong Kong Albert Ip, EN73 St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. Robert L. Virgil, GB60, GB67 T September 18–20, 2016, at the Island Shangri-La. CEO, Langham Hospitality Investments Limited; Cho-Yee To, GR63 Dean Emeritus, Olin Business School, Council Chairmen Emeritus Independent Non-Executive Director and Emeritus Professor of Education, University Washington University in St. Louis Shi Hui Huang, MD, HS59 T Member of Audit Committee Eagle Asset of Michigan Retired Partner, Edward Jones Chairman, Chinfon Group, Management (CP) Limited; Council Member, Ann Arbor, Michigan Derek Weber F Taipei, Taiwan The Better Hong Kong Foundation Patricia To F President, goBRANDgo! Shinichiro Watari, LA72, GA76 Hong Kong The Dow Chemical Company F PAL F Jessica Willingham Chairman, Cornes & Co., Ltd. Sumet Jiaravanon Ann Arbor, Michigan, U.S.A. Vice President, Communications & Marketing, Spire Hong Kong and Japan Executive Chairman, Charoen Pokphand Group of Chung-Ping Wang, GA73 Council Chair Companies Co-Founder & Principal Architect, David P. Conner, LA74 PAL T Jakarta, Indonesia, and Hong Kong C.Y., Lee & Partners Retired Chief Executive Officer and Director, Deepak Kantawala, SI63, SI66 Taipei, Taiwan Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited Consultant David Wang PAL F Ravinder Agarwal PAL Mumbai, India Senior Counselor, The Boeing Company Practice Leader, Nanyang Technological University Young Mok Kim, GF90 Langley, Washington, U.S.A. Singapore Executive Vice President, Hankook Chinaware Chia-Wei Woo, GR61, GR66 Sunanda Agarwal PAL Company, Ltd. Retired President, Hong Kong University of Science Singapore Seoul, South Korea and Technology Anup Agarwalla, BU91 Julie Kohn, BU78 Hong Kong President & Managing Director, BLA Industries Singapore Bruno Wu, GR93 Pvt. Ltd. Richard T.C. Lee PAL F Group CEO and Co-Chairman, SINA.COM, Sun Media Mumbai, India Group President, Inventec Corporation Group Holdings, Ltd. PAL F Taipei, Taiwan Hong Kong Caly Ang PA President, MultiWorld Resources, Inc. Gregg G. Ka Lok Li, LA79 Yang Lan F  Parent of Washington University student Consultant, G. Li & Company Vice Chairman, Sun Media Group Holdings, Ltd. during 2016–17 Manila, Philippines PAL PAL F Hong Kong Hong Kong Parent of Washington University Alumni Vic Ang T Vincent Hoi-Yuen Li, EN73, SI75 University Trustee President, MultiWorld Phils. International, Inc. F Group Chairman and Managing Director, Friend Manila, Philippines ▲ Keysbond Limited Deceased Hong Kong 48 | Inspired

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Honorary Life Eliot Dr. Mabel L. Purkerson Dr. Olga Mohan & Fred Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Grossman* Mrs. Zane E. Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Craig Schnuck Mrs. Norman G. Moore Jane Reuter Hitzeman* Ms. Elisabeth W. Case Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Viehmann Dr. & Mrs. William B. Neaves Scott T. & Christine Jubel Homan* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Clemens Professor Mark S. Weil* Steven Cash & Evie Thomas Nickerson* Ms. Shao Huang* Mrs. Oliver Howe Lowry Dr. & Mrs. James F. Wittmer* Dr. Samuel R. & Mrs. Rhoda K. Nussbaum Rita Huntsinger Mrs. James Earl McLeod Dr. & Mrs. Jess B. Yawitz* James V. O’Donnell* Mr. Marvin Israelow* Ms. Paula K. Weil Life Eliot Patron Patricia O’Donnell* Jiaravanon Family & Charoen Pokphand Group Life Danforth Circle Kathy Ray Anderson* Mr.▲ & Mrs. Douglas L. Phillips Mrs. Bettie S. Johnson* Chancellor’s Level Mr. & Mrs. W. Randolph Baker Dr. & Mrs. Gordon W. Philpott* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bennett Kaufman George & Carol Bauer* Dr. & Mrs. Steven J. Bander Dr. Arthur L. Prensky Mr. & Mrs. Larry Klamon* Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Brauer* John & Crystal Beuerlein* Mr. Steven N. Rappaport* Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas T. Kouchoukos* Joyce & Chauncy Buchheit* Mrs. Charles A. Brew Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Reeves Mr. Kim Durning Kuehner Andrew & Jane Bursky* Barbara & Dolph Bridgewater* Mr. & Mrs. Ronald M. Rettner* Mr. Joseph S. Lacob Dr. William H. Danforth* Mr. Donald E. Brown* Helene B. Roberson Mr. Richard Tsu Chin Lee* ▲ Saligman* Adele Braun Dilschneider, in recognition Ms. Bertha Benadine Bryan Linda & Harvey Mrs. Erin Leider-Pariser* of her grandfather, John M. Olin Ms. Barbara Bryant Mrs. Samuel E. Schechter* Mr. & Mrs. Ned O. Lemkemeier* Hope & Julian▲ Edison* Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Bryant Jr. Mrs. Edward J. Schnuck Mark J. & Becky Levin PA ▲ ▲ Mr. & Mrs. David C. Farrell Sister Madonna Buder* Julie M. & Scott C. Schnuck Dr. & Mrs. Lee M. Liberman* Mrs. Peggy Fossett* Mr. Louis V. Caputo Dr. William T. Shearer* Mr. & Mrs. Lin-Kuei Jackson Ling* The Honorable & Mrs. Sam Fox* John & Georgia Van Cleve Colwell* Drs. Marilyn & Barry Siegel Mr. Lloyd O. Lohaus Mr.▲ & Mrs. Preston M. Green Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Connor* Miss Mary Ann Smith Mr. John W. Martin Jr. Dr. David V. Habif Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Cordell* Mr. & Mrs. Max S. Stern* Dr. James M. McKelvey* Mrs. Linda J. Habif Dr. Jerome R. Cox Jr.* Ms. Barbara Schaps Thomas* Dr. Judith H. McKelvey* Mr. & Mrs. Donald Alan Jubel* Mr. & Mrs. John E. Curby Jr.* Mr. David M. Thomas* Walter & Cynthia Metcalfe Judy & Jerry Kent* Joann & Nathan Dardick Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Thomas* Ms. Judy Zaban Miller Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Knight Dr. & Mrs. Santanu Das* Mr. Lawrence Earl Thomas* Mr. Lester I. Miller Ms. Karen Feintuck Loewentheil* PA Ms. Lynn Des Prez* Joyce Tyler Ms. Colleen Charbonneau Millstone* Mr. Sanford Carl Loewentheil* PA Mr. Stephen Distler Dr. & Mrs. P. Roy Vagelos Mr. Robert D. Millstone* Tracey & William J. Marshall* Mr. Robert H. Duesenberg Geraldine J. & Robert L. Virgil* Mrs. Reuben M. Morriss III Mr. & Mrs. James S. McDonnell III Suren G. Dutia & Jas K. Grewal Mr. & Mrs. John K. Wallace Jr.* Jim & Merry Mosbacher* Anne & John McDonnell* Mrs. John P. Feighner Ms. Cissy Pao Watari* Drs. David & Janine Nelson* Mr. & Mrs. James Morgan McKelvey Jr. Mr. John MacGregor Fox Mr. Shinichiro Watari* Mrs. Marie Prange Oetting* Ralph J. Nagel* Mrs. Marcella Fox Mrs. Sandra J. Werner Mr. Paul Eric Pariser* Trish M. Nagel* Mr. Donald R. Frahm* Mark S. & Risa Zwerling Wrighton* Bill & Bonnie Patient* Paula C. & Rodger O. Riney Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Frick* Four Anonymous Members Barbara C. Peper* Mr. Scott Rudolph* Dorismae Hacker Friedman Life Eliot Benefactor Mr. Roy Pfautch Mr. & Mrs. Harry J. Seigle* Dr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Frist Jr.* Lynn & Seth Abraham Dr. Michael E. Phelps* Alvin & Ruth Siteman Judith Gall Mr. & Mrs. John W. Bachmann* Dr. Patricia E. Phelps* Bob & Julie Skandalaris* Eric & Nancy Garen Dr. Jacques U. Baenziger Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Lee Roti Roti Mr. Gary M. Sumers* Ms. Judith A. Garson* Dr. Nancy L. Baenziger Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Taylor* Mr. & Mrs. Jerome E. Glick Mr. & Mrs. Clarence C. Barksdale* Dr. & Mrs. James E. Schiele* Ann & Andrew Tisch* Mr.▲ & Mrs. Thomas Green* Mr. & Mrs. John M. Berra* Jonathan M. & Veronica C. Schmerling* Mrs. Anabeth Weil* Sidney Guller* Mr. & Mrs. F. Gilbert Bickel III* William E. Schmidt Charitable Foundation* Mr. John Weil* Mrs. Samuel B. Guzé Mrs. Leona Lee Bohm* Dr. Henry G. Schwartz Jr.* Roma & Raymond Wittcoff* Nancy Lippman Halis & Jeffrey Halis* Mr. & Mrs. Jerome F. Brasch* Mr. Russell Schwartz* Howard & Marilyn Wood* Mr. & Mrs. James H. Hance Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Mel F. Brown* Ms. Sally D. Schwartz* Two Anonymous Members Mr. & Mrs. Earle H. Harbison Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Reid Stephen Buerger Mr. & Mrs. Henry L. Schweich* PA Life Danforth Circle Dean’s Level Mrs. F. Lee Hawes Bunny Burson Steve & Ellen Segal* Sue Bahle* Mrs. Janet B. Hays Mr. Charles Burson Jane Smith Shapleigh John H. & Penelope P. Biggs* Professor & Mrs. R.H. Helmholz* Dr. & Mrs. Larry Tze-Ying Chiang* PA Anne & John Shapleigh* Todd & Barbara Bluedorn* PA Mrs. Becky E. Hernreich Howard Cohen & Myra Musicant* Mr. & Mrs. William J. Shaw* Caroline & Howard Cayne* PA Robert Hernreich* Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas V. Costrini Dr. Elinor M. Siner Dr. Jane Limcuando Clark Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Holden Mr. & Mrs. Andrew B. Craig III* Dr. Joel L. Siner Maxine Clark & Robert N. Fox* Diana Holway Mrs. Judith A. Crowder Mary & Alok Singh Mr. Robert G. Clark Mr. James Russell Hornsby Mr. & Mrs. John C. Danforth Dr. Jill F. Sneider* Mr. David P. Conner* Mr. A.E. Hotchner Dr. Barbara Morgan Detjen* Mr. Martin K. Sneider* Ms. Paulina Conner* Eugene S. & Constance Kahn Mr. David W. Detjen* Mrs. Cheryl Wroth Stein Debra & George W. Couch III David & Dotty Kemper John Dubinsky* Mr. & Mrs. William K.Y. Tao* Stephanie▲ & John F. Dains* Dr. Roxanne Kendall Yvette Drury Dubinsky* Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Thompson* Mr. Jeffrey T. Fort Mr. & Mrs. Dennis L. Kessler* Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Noel Ettus* Mr. Charles W. Todd* Professor Joan M. Hall-Weil* Paul & Elke Koch* Dr. & Mrs. Ronald G. Evens* Dr. Margo Todd* Whitney R.▲ & Anna Harris* Roger & Fran Koch* Ms. Ena Feinberg Ms. Patricia A. Verrilli* Tom & Jennifer Hillman Mrs. Ann Lee Konneker* Mr. Michael Feinberg John P. & Lois C. Wareham* Dr. & Mrs. Shi Hui Huang Nancy & Kenneth Kranzberg* Mr. & Mrs. Jon H. Feltheimer* Mr. Joseph Franklin Wayland* Mr. & Mrs. Jay Jacobs* Ms. Janite Lee* Dr. & Mrs. Carl Frieden Phoebe Dent Weil Ms. Jo Ann Taylor Kindle Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence G. Lenke Mrs. Nicolas M. Georgitsis* Mr. & Mrs. William Wolff PA Carol B. Loeb Mr. & Mrs. John Peters MacCarthy* Richard & Jane Gephardt Neil & Jane Yaris* Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Mahoney* Dr. & Mrs. John Adelbert Maksem Mrs. Anne Varhol Ginsburg* Mr. Peter Leung-Tung & Mrs. Lin Young* W. Patrick McGinnis Mr. & Mrs. George W. Mallinckrodt Ms. Lenka Ginsburg* Mr. & Mrs. Arnold B. Zetcher* Mrs. Marge McWilliams* Ms. Jacqueline G. Maritz Ms. Susan D. Goland* Seven Anonymous Members Phil & Sima Needleman* Myrna & Mark E. Mason* Jane E. Goldberg* Eric P. Newman Richard P. & Yasuko S. Mattione* Ms. Dorian S. Goldman* Jane Hardesty Poole Ms. Alicia S. McDonnell* Andrea J. Grant & Selig S. Merber* 49

Life Eliot Fellow Gene Kornblum* Mrs. William A. Sippy* Ms. Diane E. Bastian* The Robert Ansehl Family* Helen Kornblum* David & Robin Small* Mr. Joseph C. Bastian Jr.* Mr. Francis M. Austin Jr. Mrs. Edward Y. Ku* Dr. Emily L. Smith* Mr. Jay S. Bauer Mrs. Walter F. Ballinger II* Ms. Helen R. Kuenstler* Mrs. Virginia Smith Ms. Marilyn F. Bauer Ms. Ellen Ruth Barker* Mr. Frank Kuenz* Dave & Kristi Snyderman Dr. Carolyn Baum* Dr. & Mrs. Wayne Morris Barnes The Kuhn Family through The Kuhn Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Lewis Solomon* Mr. Eugene J. Becker Carol Ann & Karl Barnickol* Mrs. Robert L. Kuk* Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas E. Somers* Myron Becker* William L. Becker, MD* Mr. & Mrs. Paul P. Latta Mr. Andrew Galt Spangler* Mr. William K. Becker* Judith A. Becker* Mr. & Mrs. John W. Lawless* Ms. Carolyn Reuter Spangler* Mr. David C. Beckmann* Mrs. Danute M. Bendikas Mr. & Mrs. Peter Gerard Leemputte* Mr. & Mrs. Sanford J. Spitzer* Dr. Esther S. Beckmann* Mr. & Mrs. Raymond F. Bentele* Joyce & Terry Lengfelder* Ms. Carol Staenberg Mr. Edward G.H. Beimfohr* Mr. Earl C. Biffle II Mr. & Mrs. John Jeremiah Lewin* Mr. Michael Staenberg Robert Rock Belliveau Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Bigelow Ms. Carolyn A. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Steinback* Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Joseph Belusko PA Miss Mabel Louise Blake* Nancy & Dan Longo* Howard & Cynthia Steinberg* PA Alan & Joyce Bender* Ms. Kate Bloch* Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Lowy* Mrs. Walter Carl Stern Barry & Barbara Beracha Rodger & Susan Boehm* Ms. Miho Madarame Mr. Earl R. Stuckmeyer* Ms. Anita Berger* Mr. H. Christopher Boehning* Garland & Suzanne Marshall Mr. Stuart Match Suna* PA Stefany & Simon Bergson Ms. Julie Campagna Boehning* Dr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Mazzocco Ms. Vicki Match Suna* PA Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bernstein Mrs. Adeline E.S. Branahl* Mr. Guy C. McMillan Jr.* Ms. Judy Thain* Mrs. Brenda Berry* Dennis R. Brophy* Dr. Wallace B. Mendelson Ms. Hilda Tinnin-Hertel* Mr. & Mrs. Nick Bhambri* PA Ms. Edie Brown* Mrs. Carter Miller Ms. Phyllis R. Tirmenstein* Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Bianco Mrs. Elmer B. Brown Jr. Doreen Downs Miller* PA Mr. & Mrs. William G. Tragos Ms. Jane Biddle* Mr. & Mrs. August A. Busch III Mr. J. Ben Miller Mrs. Maria S. Vellios* Dennis & Mary Bier* Mr. & Mrs. Carl M. Casale* Mr. Lewis R. Mills* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wagner* Mr. & Mrs. James N. Bierman* Mary & Andrew Chan Professor & Mrs. Paul S. Min PA Mr. Henry D. Warshaw* Mrs. June R. Bierman* Dr. Paula J. Clayton Ms. Donna Addicott Molnar* Dr. Susan O. Warshaw* Dr. & Mrs. Henry Biggs* Mrs. Dorothy W. Coad* Mary & James Moog The Honorable & Mrs. William H. Webster* Karen & Paul Bindler Mr. & Mrs. Steven Michael Cohen* PA Hana Berger Moran, PhD* Jim & Stacey Weddle* Dr. Gordon S. Black Virginia B. Cornelius Mark Moran, MD* Josephine & Richard Weil Mr. Alan Robert Blank* Mrs. Lloyd E. Cotsen Mr. & Mrs. J. Patrick Mulcahy Dr. Virginia V. Weldon Mr. Henry W. Bloch Mrs. Joyce B. Cowin* Mr. Robert Luis Mullenger & Ms. Rhonda L. Radcliff* Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Wendlandt* Floyd E. Bloom* Mrs. Lester A. Crancer Jr.* Mrs. Gladys H. Myles* Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Westin Wendt* Jody Corey Bloom* Mr. John J. Cummins* Dorothea & Soli Nawas* Ray & Mary Anne Wexler* The Harold Blumenfeld Family Mary Ann & John Danahy* Andrew & Peggy Newman Mr. Doug White* John Blumenfeld, Laura S. & John A. Blumenfeld Fund Dr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Davie* Michael N. & Barbara D. Newmark* Kim & Miles White of the Greater St. Louis Community Foundation PA Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Deutsch* Mr. Charles Lockhart Howe Nimick* Ms. Suzanne White* Mr. Daniel Blumenthal* PA Mr. & Mrs. L. John Doerr III Judge Lisa De Cardona Nimick* Debbie & Richard A. Wilpon* Dr. Rebecca Blumenthal* Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Wayne Donald* Mr. Richard A. Noyes Dr. Carolynn Finegold Wolff* Mr. & Mrs. Jack Richard Bodine* ▲ Dr. Nicholas Dopuch* Jo A. Oertli* Mr. Stephen Irwin Wolff* Carl & Shirley Bohl* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Adam Efroymson Dr. Karen Laurel O’Malley Ms. Susan A. Woll* Dr. & Mrs. Irving Boime David Emmes* Dr. Lawrence C. Pakula* Dr. & Mrs. Theodore Yim* Ms. Sarah L. Boles* Carol & Jon Epstein* Saul J. Pannell & Sally W. Currier Mrs. Morton Zalk Ms. Isabel Marie Bone* PA Mrs. Rubin Feldman* The Parker Family* Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Ziek Jr. Dr. & Mrs. George Boozalis* PA Andrew W. Ferguson & Kay Chia-Yin Wu Dr. & Mrs. William Peck* Mr. & Mrs. George Zimmer* Ms. Ellen S. Borker* PA Mr. & Mrs. Jon Eliot Flaxman* Mrs. Lloyd L. Penn* Five Anonymous Members Mr. Jay B. Borker* Mr. & Mrs. Norman Foster* William & Beverly Pfeiffer Life Eliot Member Mr. & Mrs. Alan Bornstein* Mrs. Henrietta W. Freedman* Don & Mary Pillsbury Wainwright Ms. Catherine Wible Aaron Mr. & Mrs. Otis H. Bowden II* Michael Freund* Bob & Mary Jo Proost* Mr. Paul R. Aaron Dr. Jane E. Brazy* Dr. Charles S. Fullgraf* Mr. Andrew F. Puzder* PA Rita Deanin Abbey Dr. Peter C. Brazy* Mr. Thomas E. Gallagher Ms. Deanna Descher Puzder* PA Mr. & Mrs. William H. Abbott* Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Bresler David P. & Carol K. Gast* Mr. Robert A. Ridgway PA Dr. & Mrs. Joseph J.H. Ackerman* Mr. James Nelson Brickey Ms. Dora R. Gianoulakis* Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sanders Ritholz* PA Mr. John W. Adams* Mrs. Joan M. Briggson Mr. John L. Gianoulakis* Mrs. Agnes Rocher Ms. Lizbeth Schlesinger Adams* Ms. Cynthia J. Brinkley Mr. & Mrs. E. William Gillula* Mr. Richard A. Roloff* Mr. & Mrs. William A. Adams Jr. Bill & Penny Broderick* Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Godfrey Mrs. Saul Rosenzweig* Robert Adler & Alexis Deutsch Adler* Ms. Jenny R. Brouse* Mr. John Goldman Mr. David Joseph Rossetti & Ms. Jan Avent* Arthur S. Agatston, MD* Mr. & Mrs. Morris C. Brown Ms. Marcia Goldman Mr. & Mrs. Ned Sadaka* Sari Goodland Agatston* Mr. & Mrs. Maurice E. Brubaker Hugh & Janice Grant Dr. Michael Scott Salem C. Donald• & Marilyn Ainsworth Robert & Suzanne Bruce* Dr. David & Phyllis Wilson Grossman Michael & Deborah Salzberg* Mr. & Mrs. Keith L. Alm Mr. & Mrs. Nordahl L. Brue* Donald R. Harkness* Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Howard Sands* PA Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Russell Alm* Mr. & Mrs. Gary P. Budke Mary N. Harkness* Mary Sauer & Robert Doris* Tom Anderson* Mrs. Becky Buehrle Mr. & Mrs. Mark Richard Harris* Tom & Laurie Saylak* Mr. & Mrs. Thor L. Anderson* Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Buescher Jr.* Dr. Timothy J. Henkel & Monica Fleck Henkel* Drs. Milton & Sondra Schlesinger Mr. Richard Alan Angell* Mr. & Mrs. James Edward Burrows Dr. Ronald C. Hertel* Ms. Stephanie A. Schnuck Dr. & Mrs. Arthur I. Auer* Mr. & Mrs. Steve Burrows Anne W. Hetlage & Family* Mrs. Alice Eliot Schofield* Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Bader Jr. Mr. Curt E. Burwell, Burwell Family Fund of the St. Louis Community Foundation* Vicki & Doug Hill Dr. Karl V. & Pauline Cid Schultz* Ms. Jenine B. Baines Mr. August Adolphus Busch IV Sunil & Blanca Hirani* Mark & Marie Schwartz Dr. Kevin H. Baines Ms. Lia Kahler* Dr. Susan W. Schwartz* Mr. & Mrs. Newell A. Baker* Dr. Jay & Ronnie Kaiser* Mrs. Marge Seldin Mr. Edward Bakewell III PA Mrs. Jerome Kalishman* Mr. Edward H. Sellman Mr. & Mrs. Bob M. Balk*  Parent of Washington University student during 2016–17 Dr. & Mrs. Larry J. Shapiro Cindy & Doug Kelly* Sanford A. Bank & Renee D. Bank* *  Donors of annual, named scholarships in FY17, Dr. Phillip & Arleen Korenblat* The Shaughnessy Family Mr. & Mrs. Merle H. Banta* and all donors of endowed scholarships Dr. & Mrs. Michael Stanton Korenfeld Dr. Tom A. Shoup* Dr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Bantly ▲ Deceased Jack J. Korff Charlie & Julie Simmons* Mrs. Diane C. Barnes* 50 | Inspired

Mrs. Beatrice Busch-von Gontard Dr. & Mrs. John W. Fenlon Mrs. Carolyn M. Harmon* Randall & Sally Knight* Mr. & Mrs. Ho-Ki Byun* Warren & Karen Fink* Dr. William H. Harris Ms. Julie Ann Kohn* Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Cahn* William C. & Glenda L. Finnie* Marcia Jeanne Hart & Gene Fluri* Mr. Ronald B. Kollmansberger* Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Cahn Lee & Lauren Fixel* Mrs. Thomas J. Hartford Jr.* Dr. Michael Alex Kolodziej* Michael Cannon & Denise Field Dr. Eric G. Flamholtz* Cynthia Heath* Ms. Amy M. Koman Mr. Herman A. Cantrell* Mr. & Mrs. Allen D. Fleener Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Heider* Mr. William J. Koman Jr. Mr. Bruce V. Carp Mr. & Mrs. Morton H. Fleischer William & Grace Helvey* Dr. Donna Aiko Kono Peggy & Stephen Casper Ann Randolph Flipse, MD* Mr. & Mrs. Jay Gordon Henges* Mike & Ann Konzen* Darrell & Judy Cates* Katherine G. & Richard F.▲ Ford Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Herdrich Ms. Valerie Wai-Sum Koon* Dr. David A. Cech* Dr. Karen E. Forsman Laura & Mike Herring Mrs. Alene Kopolow* Dr. Roger Dean Chamberlain Mr. Harris J. Frank* James M. Herron* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Kopper* Ms. Tracy Louise Chamberlain Roxanne H. Frank Mr. & Mrs. David Herzog Dr. Stuart A. Kornfeld Dr. & Mrs. Paul L. Chandeysson* Dr. Victoria Jean Fraser* Mr. & Mrs. Greg A. Hewett* Mr. John W. Kourik* Mr. Pen-Tsao Chang Mrs. Winifred Tober Frelich* Robert J. Hickok* Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Whiteley Kousky Dr. & Mrs. Don E. Cheatum* Professor Martin A. Frey Mrs. Sally Higginbotham* Mrs. Karin Friedman Krakover Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Chelew PA Ms. Leah Friedman Ms. Lesley J. Hill* Mr. Henry R. Kravis Ms. Bimei Chen* Mr. & Mrs. Marvin P. Friedman Mr. Barron Hilton Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Kronthal* Ms. Regina Chen Ross S. & Marissa L. Friedman* Mr. & Mrs. Gary D. Hirsch Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Krouwer* Ms. Tian Ying Chen* Mrs. William Terry Fuldner Mr. Neil S. Hirsch Mr. Martin Ku Dr. Tien Hsin Cheng* Mr. & Mrs. John Samuel Gallop* PA Mr. & Mrs. William R. Hirsch Dr. Nobuko O. Kuhn Anne Marie & Christopher Chivetta* Mr. & Mrs. Martin E. Galt III* Dr. & Mrs. Larry C. Ho* Mrs. Donna Mae Kuhr Ms. Boo Yong Cho Ira & Jill Gansler* Jean M. Hobler Ms. Jully Kumar* Mr. & Mrs. Sandeep Preetam Chugani* Mr. Gaurav Krishna Garg* Professor Charles M. Hohenberg Mr. Michael Kumar* Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Christopher Clarke* Dr. Theodore H. Gasteyer II* Mr. & Mrs. William J. Holly June & Fred S. Kummer Jr. Mr. Michael Clear* Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Geifman* Mrs. C. Ray Holman* Robert & Marilyn Laatsch* Dr. Bruce E. Cohan Mrs. Solon Gershman Dr. David M. & Mrs. Tracy S. Holtzman* Mr. John H. Landwehr Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Cohen Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Paul Gibbs* Ms. Emily C. Hood Ms. Karen Joan La Rosa* Mr. & Mrs. John Mike Cohen* Mr. & Mrs. Dennis L. Gierhart Ms. Julie Hopkins* Robert, Corinne, & Erik Larson Louise & Robert Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Gilcrease Jr. Ms. Mary Cassilly Hopkins Kent & Bonnie Lattig* Mr. Lawrence Landfield Cohn Dr. Thomas Wayne Gilligan* Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hopper* PA Dr. & Mrs. Harold Y.H. Law Mrs. Jack W. Cole* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Glantz PA Dr. & Mrs. Jameel Hourani PA Edward & Elizabeth Lawlor* Mr. Gaines Anthony Coleman* Mr. David M. Glatstein* Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Houston Dr. Randi Y. Leavitt Mrs. Susan Colten Mr. & Mrs. Avram A. Glazer Shawn Hu, MD Mrs. Dong Hee Lee Ellen & Larry Condie* Dr. & Mrs. Mark Stephen Gold* Mr. John G. Huddle* Mr. & Mrs. Seng Tee Lee Dr. Peter B. Corr Ms. Aya Kimura Goldberg Dr. Jerome Hudis* Mr. & Mrs. Steven F. Leer* Dr. David L. Cronin* Mr. Earl L. Goldberg Ms. Catherine McCarthy Hullverson Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Legamaro* Mrs. A.T. Cummins* Mrs. Evelyn Beck Goldberg* Mrs. Shirley M. Hullverson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Lehrer* Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Cunningham* Jeffrey & Heller GoldbergPA Mr. Thomas C. Hullverson Dr. David A. Lennette* Dr. Sara J. Czaja* Dr. Marc R. Goldenberg* Mr. & Mrs. William Todd Hyman* Dr. Evelyne T. Lennette* Ms. Marcy D’Agostine* Dr. Nancy Jacobs Goldenberg* Mr. Kenneth J. Ingram* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Levenson* Mrs. Donald Danforth Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Goldfarb Mr. & Mrs. Albert Yuk Keung Ip Kenneth Levien & Debra Torres* Dr. Joann L. Data* Mr. Jim Goldschmidt Jim & Michele Jackoway* PA Mrs. Barbara Levin James W.▲ & Jean L. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Mark David Goldstein* Ms. Heather Jacks* Ellen & Jonathan Lewis* Mrs. Mary Wallace de Compiegne* Ms. Lesley Prizant Goodman Dr. Diane DeMell Jacobsen* Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Hoi-Yuen Li* Dr. & Mrs. Paul H. DeBruine* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Goodman Mr. & Mrs. Jonathon S. Jacobson Mr. Mark J. Lincoln* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Francis Dehnert Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Goodman, The Crown & Kurt & Carolyn Jaeger* W. Kenneth Lindhorst* Mr. & Mrs. Howard J. Demsky* Goodman Families Ms. Holly M. James* Ms. Fu Hui Ling* PA Mort & Reva Denlow* Ms. Lynn Ellen Gorguze* Mr. William D. James* Dr. & Mrs. Mark Linkow* Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. deZevallos Jr.* Mr. Kenneth M. Grandberg* Mr. In Sang Jang William A. & Christine A. Linnenbringer* Mrs. Nancee Dickens & Mr. Erik Dickens* Mrs. Anita Graves* Mr. John Gerald Jartz Mrs. John R. Lionberger Jr.* Ms. Lonny H. Dolin Alexander J. & Patricia Y. Gray* Mr. Ivan P. Jecklin Dr. James T. Little* C. Donald & Lydia Dorsey* Mr. Jonathan W. Green* Ms. Naxin Jiang* Drs. KS & Feili Lo* Mrs. Katherine W. Drescher* Dr. Elaine Greenbaum* Harry J. & Elizabeth R. Joe* Carolyn Werner & Joseph O. Losos* Mrs. Kay Drey Dr. Stuart I. Greenbaum* Dr. Ann Johanson* Dr. & Mrs. Harry H. Love* Mr. Kenneth Duffy Jan & Ronald Greenberg Ms. Mary Ellen Judge* Edward & Ilene Katz Lowenthal Ms. Nancy Aborn Duffy Mrs. Sharon Greenberg Mr. Chris Jay Jurkiewicz Mr. Thomas E. Lowther* Carol McCarthy Duhme* Michael M. Greenfield & Claire Halpern* Dr. & Mrs. Baruch E. Kahana* Mr. & Mrs. Danny Ludeman Dr. & Mrs. William Claiborne Dunagan PA Mrs. Arthur Groman Mr. Sheldon Kahn & Ms. Sarah Liron* PA Dr. Bertha Winingham Lue-Hing* Mrs. Richard D. Dunlop Ms. Carol J. Gronau Mr. Parviz Kamangar Dr. Cecil Lue-Hing* Mrs. Barbara Eagleton Mr. & Mrs. Richard Grosbard Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Kampeter Ms. Alice Lui* Mr. George F. Eberle Drew & Sally Gross* R. Joseph & Carol J. Kannapell* Dr. Adarsh Luthra* Dr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Eberlein* Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Gross Edward L. Kaplan, MD & Irene Colle Kaplan* Dr. Chaman L. Luthra* Mark B. & Rochelle Adler Effron* Dr. Jerrold & Marsha Grossman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kenneth Kaplan* Elizabeth Anne Mack Lyon & Dr. John B. Lyon* ▲ Mrs. William B. Eiseman Jr.* Johanna & Jeffrey GunterPA Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Karmin* Ms. Alaina Maciá* Dr. Howard J. Eisen & Dr. Judith E. Wolf* Mahendra R. Gupta & Sunita Garg* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Karsh Mr. Daniel Pascual Maciá* Mr. Theodore D. Eisler* Dorothy Haase Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. Kass* Dr. Edward S. & Tedi Macias* Dr. & Mrs. Max L. Elliott* Mr. & Mrs. Ray W. Hacker* Francine & Simon Katz* Mr. Terrence Byrne Magrath* Professor & Mrs. Dorsey D. Ellis Jr.* Dr. Pamela G. Hadas Mr. James C. Kautz Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Makovsky* Dr. & Mrs. Jay M. Enoch Ms. Alexis B. Hafken* Mrs. Barry Kayes Mr. Daniel Todd Manoogian* Petro & Mary Estakhri PA Robert & Mary Haft Mr. & Mrs. Philip D. Kepler* Ms. Debi Manoogian* Dr. C. Garrison Fathman* Miss Virginia P. Hagemann* David H. Kessler* Dr. Jeffrey Hunt Mantel* Mrs. Harold F. Faught Mrs. Marlene Halperin Chan Soo Khian* PA Dr. Joseph N. Marcus* Amy & Roger Faxon Jean C. Hamilton* Dr. & Mrs. Shanti K. Khinduka Mr. & Mrs. Mark Maron* Mr. Thomas Feichtinger & Ms. Charlotte Partridge* Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Ray Hammond Dr. Charles Kilo Dr. Connie M. Marsh* Thomas M. & Barbara A. Feiner* Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Hannafan* Tim & Megan Kirley* PA Mr. Harry B. Mathews III Dr. & Mrs. Paul Y. Feng Mr. & Mrs. Brent A. 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Powers* Ms. Susan Burge Schotters* Mr. Dennis D. Uchimoto* Mrs. Sudha K. Michel PA Dr. Allan H. Pribble* Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Schulak Mr. Eric Brian Upin* Dr. J. Neal• & Lois Middelkamp Ms. Susan Pribble Alexander I. Schwartz* Mary Ann & Michael Van Lokeren* Mr. & Mrs. Bill Miller Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Price Jr.* Dr. Mary R. Schwartz* Ms. Annika van Wambeke Dr. Charles Miller Jr. Family Dr. Stanley I. Proctor Jr.* Mr. Robert G. Schwendinger* Mr. & Mrs. Dean F. Vance* Jim Miller & Jill Henderson* Mrs. George W. Prothro* The Honorable Tatjana Schwendinger* Mrs. Louise Ann Veninga* Dr. Steven B. Miller* Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Puleo Sr.* Mrs. Catherine Scott* Mr. & Mrs. Robert O. Viets Susan J. Miller & Daryl Rosenblatt Emily Rauh Pulitzer Dr. Kenneth Seamon* Dr. & Mrs. Alex A. Virgilio* PA Mr. & Mrs. Arturo Moreno* Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Pulitzer Mr. Matthew Ian Seiden* Mr. Adalbert von Gontard III Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. 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Snow Scientific Research Foundation Mr. Tony Siu-Tung Yeung* Mr. Fred Oertli Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Ross Dr. Ja Song* Mr. Gene S. Yoon Ms. Dorothy J. Ogilvy-Lee* Dr. & Mrs. Joseph John Rossi Jr.* PA Dr. Soon-Hi Song* Dr. Candace Denman Young* Chuck & Judy Okenfuss* Douglas & Jacqueline Rothman* Greg & Vicky Sonnenberg Mr. Benjamin Reed Zaricor* Mrs. Kathleen B. O’Loughlin Mr. & Mrs. Richard Allen Rothman* Jeffrey & Audrey Spiegel Dr. & Mrs. Eugene Zeffren* Mr. Robert F. O’Loughlin Mr. & Mrs. Sandy Rothschild* Dr. R. Rolla Spotts Ms. Brenda Lynn Zelin* Dr. Margaret A. Olsen* Ms. Patricia T. Rowe* Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Srenco* Angela Zeng, PhD, MBA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Oppenheimer Dr. Paul I. Rubinfeld Mr. John Gregory St. Clair* Dr. Qing Jane Zhang Mrs. Linda M. Ornitz Mrs. Audrey Cohen Rubinstein Mr. & Mrs. E. Roe Stamps IV Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Zinman* The Honorable Edwin Marion Osborne Fiona & Eric Rudin Ms. Natalie A. Stern* Mr. Chris P. Zones* Aaron & Frala Osherow Mrs. Richard Rush Ms. Ellyn Leslie Sternfield* Mr. Hugh Steven Zurkuhlen* Ms. Jean C. Ossorio* Ms. Virginia Ryan* PA Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Zwart Mr. Peter M. Ossorio* Mrs. Lewis H. Sachs Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Strain Sr.* Thirty-One Anonymous Members F. Thomas Ott, MD* Mrs. Mary Sachs R. Richard & Beverly Wallace Straub* Dr. Calvin Oyer* Shirley A. Sahrmann, PT, PhD, FAPTA* Mrs. Maurita Estes Stueck* PA Dr. Lester S. Page Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Morris Saslow* Mr. & Mrs. Harold M. Stuhl PA  Parent of Washington University student Mr. Edward Yoonshik Paik* Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Satnick* Dr. & Mrs. Daniel James Sucher* during 2016–17 Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Palan Jeanne & Bob Savitt Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Alan Sullivan* *  Donors of annual, named scholarships in FY17, Robert W. Parsons* Ms. Genevieve Stanford Saylak Mrs. Esther Phyllis Sunderland and all donors of endowed scholarships ▲ Deceased Mr. Donald W. Paule* Judith M. Sayles* Mr. Michel K. Susai PA Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Perry* Mrs. Norma C. Scallet* The Honorable & Mrs. Louis B. Susman 52 | Inspired

ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT

The following corporations, foundations, and other organizations provided support of $1,000 or more to Washington University between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017.

Anonymous (15) ANOVA Chess Club & Scholastic Center of St. Louis Fischer-Bauer-Knirps Foundation A Sister's Hope Inc. The AO North America Charitable Foundation Child Neurology Foundation The Lauren & Lee Fixel Family Foundation, Inc. The AAAAI Foundation AOSpine North America Children's Discovery Institute Fondazione Italiana Sclerosi Multipla The AAFPRS Foundation Ape Conservation Effort Inc. Children's Investment Fund Foundation The William Guy Forbeck Research Foundation Abiomed, Inc. ARAMARK Corporation Children's Tumor Foundation Ford Foundation Academy of Clinical Laboratory Physicians & Scientists Arch Coal, Inc. Circle of Hope Bracelets John Henry & Bernadine Foster Foundation Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Foundation Aristocrat Technologies, Inc. Cisco Systems, Inc. Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research Accenture Campus Recruiting Laura and John Arnold Foundation City Lighting Products St. Louis The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital AccessLex Institute Arthrex, Inc. Colon Cancer Alliance Inc. Foundation for Physical Therapy Action On Hearing Loss Arthritis Foundation Columbus Zoological Park Association Inc. Foundation for Surgical Fellowships Acumed Arthritis Foundation - Georgia Commercial Bank Delbert H. Fraise Charitable Foundation Trust Adobe Systems Incorporated The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration Company of Biologists Fuller Theological Seminary Aesthetic Surgery Education & Research Foundation Association of Academic Surgery Foundation Concern Foundation Fulltech Fiber Glass Corporation AGA Research Foundation Astellas Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ConMed Corporation Futurewei Technologies, Inc. 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By using a 10% post-consumer waste recycled paper, this annual report saved the equivalent of

14 trees preserved for the future 2 pounds of water pollutants not created 6,836 gallons of water saved 458 pounds of solid waste not created 1,260 pounds net greenhouse gases prevented 6,000,000 BTUs energy not consumed