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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
undreds of people -both new and familiar faces-visited the college on the weekend of October 19, 2001, for the launch of The Campaign for Bryant and for Homecoming/Reunion weekend. Kati and I were overwhelmed by the outpour ing of support we experienced that weekend. Never have we felt more keenly the impact Bryant College has had on the lives of so many wonderful people. E verything about the weekend was inspirational, beginning with an elegant candlelight dinnel~ at which I had the privilege of publicly thanking the 30 generous men and women who kicked off The Campaign for Bryant with contributions of $100,000 or more. The appreciation in the faces ofthose in attendance renewed our enthusiasm for raising an additional $12 million and achieving our $35-million campaign goal. The most visible signs of the Campaign's progress are the new buildings on campus and the Hassenfeld Common. Their roots actually date back to the strate gic planning process that was set in motion when I joined the Bryant community in 1996. Since then, I scholarships will help the best and brightest attend our have been gratified by the hard work, ingenuity, and college r egardless of their economic circumstances. generosity-both of pocket and of spirit-that so many Ultimately there will be a more vibrant campus life people have put into the effort of making our vision of offering more competitive athletic programs and more Bryant's future a reality. We can all share in the satis exposure to the arts and humanities. faction of knowing we are part of a historic proj ect that F or those of you who were unable to attend the will transform the lives of countless young people now events of that marvelous weekend in October, the and for generations to come. follovving pages will convey some of the excitement we Although the new buildings are the most tangible experienced. We hope that these images will inspire you component of the Campaign, they are only one facet of to visit the new Bryant College and see for yourself the an effort that truly is about changing lives. The George remarkable transformation underway. There's never E. Bello Center for Information and Technology will been a better time to reconnect with your alma mater. help Bryant students excel in the workplace by provid ing them the best technological resources that the 21st Sincerely, century has to offer. The new programs and activities funded through the Campaign will attract a more diverse student body and provide students more opportunities to cultivate teamwork and leadership A2/C:~~ skills. New support for our accademic programs will Ronald K. Machtley allow Bryant to compete for the best faculty, and new President
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'TRULY AMAZING' the Campaign "from the Those who had not visited campus in more than a year very first vision," as she were amazed by the transformations brought about by put it. But nothing could The Campaign for Bryant. The Wellness Center and the have prepared her for George E. Bello Center for Information and Technology seeing the difference it's were nearing completion - their clean, geometric forms made, she said, adding, displayed to full advantage against a colorful autumn "It's putting the school in backdrop. Landscapers had just put the finishing touches a different league." on Hassenfeld Common, a lush grassy area covering the former Unistructure parking lot. "I remember CHANGING LIVES when they were cutting down trees here to build a Mearns and the other guests were seeing the inside of college-now they're planting them," observed Profes the 31,000-square-foot Wellness Center for the first sor Mike Lynch, who has taught accounting at Bryant time. Palm trees and tuxedoed servers added elegance College for 25 years. to the contemporary lobby, which is dominated by glass, Visitors predicted that the changes now underway natural wood, and tile. The scene set the stage for a would have as great an impact on the College as its relo formal dinner in the building's multipurpose activity cation 30 years ago from downtown Providence to center. President Emeritus William T. O'Hara described Smithfield. "There are no words to describe this-it's the evening as "the most beautifully executed social truly amazing," said Jennifer Proud Mearns '82, gazing event in Bryant's history." at the Wellness Center's new six-lane, 25-yard swim During the dinner President Ron Machtley for ming pool during·the October 19 pre-gala cocktail recep mally announced the three-year, $35-million campaign tion. The pool, completed just days before, was to about 250 guests. The event included recognition decorated with floating wreaths and candles. for the 30 donors who have contributed $100,000 or As a member of the College's Board of Trustees since more to the Campaign, as well as an appeal to others to 1993 and its current vice chair, Mearns has known about become involved. "We are here for a great purpose,"
B1yant Boa1'd ChaiT Jack Callahan '56, Campaign Chai'l' Gem'ge E. Bello '58, '96H Donglas Krupp '69, '89H CI.t the gala and PTesident Ron Machtley greet gnests.
BRYANT BUSINESS WINTER 2002 5 CAROL AND GEORGE BELLO 'sa, '96H
George and Carol Bello jump-started The Campaign for Bryant with their gift of $5 million, which helped build the
$ 17-million George E. Bello Center for Information and Technology. The extraordinary n e w facility offers stu dents access to 21st century information and communication technology. Beno. who is executive vice presi dent and controller of Reliance Group Holdings. says it is a privilege to start young people on the path of opportunity that he has traveled as a result of his Bryant education. He is serving as Chairman of the Campaign. CELEBRATING BRYANT' S FUTURE
campus were impressive, the Campaign is focused on students, not buildings. "It's so easy to get caught up in talking about the dollars being invested and the new facilities going up around us," Callahan said. "But in reality, we are here for one thing and one thing only. We are here as partners with Ron and the Bryant team to educate young people-the wonderful young men and women you see on campus tonight and here among us at this dinner. Let's keep the right goal in front of us. After all, what we are doing is all about changing lives." "It's About Changing Lives" is the Campaign's theme, and it was emphasized throughout the gala and the other events held during the weekend.
HOLDING FAST TO WHAT'S GOOD Students played a major role in all the events, beginning with junior Kerry Beach's rousing gala-opening rendition of America the Beautiful. Beach, a women's Machtley said. "The money to be raised will ensure volleyball champion who was wooed by several colleges, Bryant's future and the future of our students through said it was the focus on students that led her to choose a great education." Bryant. "One thing that really left an impression Jack Callahan '56, Chairman of the Bryant College was that when I visited campus, President Machtley sat Board of Trustees and Vice Chair of the Campaign, next to me for 40 minutes and talked to me. The fact told gala attendees that while the new facilities on that the president of a college would take the time to get
Robin Romeo, Dana Bradley '92, "Buzz" Waltman '76, of the Naval Ww' College, and his wife Jane.
NathcLn Allison,father of Omari Allison '02,f01'1ner Trustee Lloyd Granoff, Jack R enza '70, President Ron Machtley toasts and his father l'etired Pl'Ofessol' the Campaign's S1.lpp01'ters. John Renza, Sr. '43
BRYANT B USINESS WINTER 2002 7 .. r ~'~ I CELEBRATI:"IG BRYANT'S FUTURE . '(Itt· I 1
"\Nc havc the oppor tunity tog'cthcl' to not only ch,lllge the to know the students was wonderful. I didn't want to go Omari Allison '02 said ~'e~O I : ;V fol' to a school where I'd be just another shadow passing Bryant's small size and Bl'ya Ilt College. in the hallway," Beach said. its responsive adminis but. to change the Bryant has exceeded Beach's expectations. "It's tration have given him lives ot' future gener like a family," she said of the Bryant College commu invaluable opportunities atioIls to corne. nity, "The girls on my volleyball team are like sisters, I to cultivate leadership and Let us seize this can just stop by my professors' offices for a chat. These teamwork skills. "Bryant oppol'tullity." are people I'm always going to remember. They're the College is trying to get people I'm going to invite to my wedding." you adjusted to what's Other students who were involved in the gala echoed in the real world, where Beach's sentiments. Kyle Cehanowicz '03, president of networking and knowing the Finance Association, said Bryant is so responsive to how to work cooperatively students that when the finance department was recruit with others is the formula for success," he said. "Bryant ing a new professor, representatives of the association is a place that challenges you but also provides you with were invited to lunch with the candidates. The candidate the resources to meet the challenge." the students favored was selected for the position. Machtley and the Trustees said they would continue Cehanowicz, who addressed the gala, said Bryant's to put students first during this period of unprecedented small classes and accessible professors have added change at the College. "We are interested in developing immeasurably to his education. "It's like a roundtable the whole person, so that our students can rise to the atmosphere- you're in conversation with the pro top," said Tom Marotta '67, chairman and CEO of fessors and with the other students," he said. "At Marotta Scientific Controls, Inc., who became a Trustee another school, my Introduction to Business course in 1997, He said the College would always take extra would have been held in an auditorium with hundreds measures to ensure its students have exceptional of students. That wasn't my style, and it's not the best opportunities to learn and grow. As an example of way to learn." such a measure, Marotta cited the First Year Success
G'uests enjoy an elegnnt dinne?' ofginger beef tenderloin and sesame sh1'i'l1'Vp,
A bonfire following the gnla marks the beginning of Homecoming,
8 BRYANT BUSINESS WINTER 2002 ALAN G. HASSENFELD'SSH
One of the IllOst visible cOIllponents of The Call1paign for Bryant is The Hassenfeld COIllIllon, the green space at the heart of the eIllerging new CaIll pus. It was naIlled for Alan G. Hassenfeld, who donated $1.5 Illil lion to The Call1paign for Bryant through The Hassenfeld Foundation. Hassenfeld and his brother, the late Stephen Hassenfeld, were both awarded honorary doctorates by Bryant in 1985 for their strong support of the College, which Alan considers an iIllportant resource for business people in the region. Hassenfeld is chairman and CEO of Hasbro, the world's second largest toy manufacturer, and is a meIllber of Bryant's Board of Trustees. .JUDITH AND DOUGLAS KRUPP '69, 'S9H
The Douglas and Judith Krupp Library, located in the George E. Bello Center for Information and Technology, was created in part with the Krupps' generous $l-million gift to The Campaign for Bryant. A longtime Bryant benefactor, Douglas Krupp has also served on the College's Board of Trustees. Through the Judith and Douglas Krupp Family Charitable Foundation, Douglas and Judith Krupp sup port a variety of phil anthropic interests, ranging from the Anti Defamation League and Dana Farber Cancer Institute to the Lenny Fund, which supports grass roots social justice initiatives throughout greater Boston. Douglas Krupp is chairperson of The Berkshire Group. CELEBRAT ING BRYANT'S FUT URE
Program, which he learned about from his son ... -",.- . .& • • ..- - Michael Marotta '05. The program links freshmen with --;~- /- . .. . ~ ..,-~, • ~ • .... faculty mentors to guide them through the transition .,,, . ~ .- • .... to college life. " ,. .... ""A 1-' ••.1 I . .,
OLD ACQUAINTANCES "\Vhat \ve do ovel' the next fc\\' \veeks Marotta was one of more than 4,500 alumni who anel Inonths in th!s earnpaign " 'ill participated in this year's Homecoming and Reunion detel'lnine ho\v ,veil Bryant. College \vill be festivities, which were combined for the first time dur prepared to lHeet future needs. So far ing the weekend of October 19. The busy schedule \,'e've becn successful. But there is Inlleh included a pep rally and bonfire, the Loyal Guard n10re to bc donc anel thcl'c's n I'olc 1'01' Brunch (which honored members of the Class of 1951), each of us in this rOOlll." a classic car show, a concert, campus tours, and several athletic contests-among them an alumni volleyball match, women's tennis, men's soccer, and the big football game, in which the Bulldogs defeated UMass Lowell 31-16. Visitors ranged from graduates who have been L STL"IGBONDS active members of the Bryant community for many Seeing the campus for the first time since she gradu years to alumni who have not attended a College event ated, Judy Carlson '92 recalled how her years at in more than 30 years. They included people involved in Bryant enriched her personally as well as academi all facets of American life, from law enforcement cally. She said her Bryant education prepared her for to medicine, from information technology to insurance. a fulfilling career in software support, where she found What they all shared is gratitude for the institution they an unanticipated and rewarding way of applying her credit with launching them on their paths in life. accounting degree.
Francis, Becky Francis, and Dave (} I'eenan '73 Michele Sczerbinski, David Gold '71, and Jack Reza '70
BRYANT BUSINESS \\'INTER 2 002 11 • . ... - CELEBRATI:-iG BRYA:--';T'S FUTCRE Ct - .: • ~--.- ~.- • • "Thc capit,;\] canlpnign is going to open lip so rnany Inore opportunities "Thanks to the skills I of pride in theil' alma mater. They reminisced about the ('or studcnts learned at Bryant, I was old da on the downtown campus, recalling a time of by hI'i nging new able to take my knowledge dre codes-no jeans for men and no slacks for women reSOlll'ces and of accounting into another -and as igned seating. "Three class cuts and you were advanced technology arena that I really enjoy," out." hapiro said. to Call1])US. \Ne'll Carlson said. "I wouldn't hapiro said that although the years have changed have the (oollS at Ollr have taken the ri k that him ancI hi college pals in many ways, "the most amaz ringcl'tips to PI'CPHPC have paid off for me if it ing thing i ~ that after two minutes together, it was like rot' success." hadn't been for Bryant. nothing had changed. It was as if 30 years were gone in Bryant taught me how to the blink of an eye." research things-how to Edw'ard Schroeder'40 said bonds formed during his look at things from differ college years have lasted a lifetime. He remains in touch, ent angles. I even learned mo~tly \-ia the Internet, with about 10 members of his how to market m) ,elf." graduating class. Like Shapiro, he said the developments Michael Shapiro '67 convinced about 20 of hL Beta at Bryant College are a source of renewed pride. Iota Beta (now Theta Kappa Epsilon) fraternity brothel. to join him for "a reunion within a reunion" durin he \\ L -G BACK weekend. Those classmates now live in Atlanta. Dall~. John Renza '43, who taught accounting at Bryant for 22 Ft. Lauderdale, and other cities, and some had ne\'er n yeru ~ and married his Bryant classmate Marie Renza '43, the Smithfield campus. "This is ovelwhelmin for m has many ties to the College. An impmtant one is his son one who remembers the downtown PrO\idenc campu' John Renza, Jr. '70, an Active Honorary Trustee and a mem Shapiro said. "It's unbelievable to see what an incr i I ber of the Accounting Advisory Council. "This campaign is a institution Bryant has evolved into." (h am that has become a reality," Renza Sr. said. "I don't Shapiro and his friends said that witne ~ 'in think that I could find words to describe how I feel about all progress at Bryant College ga\'e them a renew d h wonderful things that are happening at Bryant College."
President Ron Machtley greets Bulldogfans.
12 BRYANT BUSINESS WINTER 2002 MARGE AND NICK JANIKIES '57, 'BaH
Marge and Nick Janikies' cOITnnit ment of $1 million to The Campaign for Bryant is the latest gesture in their history of giving to the college where they n1.et and began their lives together. The Janilties Auditorium was named for Marge Janikies '57 and Nick Janikies '57, who was also awarded an honorary doctorate in 1986. A successful entrepreneur, Nick Janikies founded the Jan Cos., which is one of the largest develop ers of Burger King restaurants in the nation. THE CHAMPLIN FOUNDATIONS
The Champlin Foundations. estab lished by the late George S. Champlin. (pictured here) and his sisters. contributed almost $2 million to The Campaign. for Bryant. The second-largest private philanthropy in. New England. The Foundations have awarded a total of 8278 million in capital grants as of December 2001. most of them in the State of Rhode Island. A Warwick indus trialist. George S. Champlin enjoyed making his gifts anonymously. usually as Christmas presents to the recipients. He died without heirs in 1980 at the age of 97. CELEBRATI:"iG BRYANT'S FUTURE
ticular, to one of my professors who is with us tonight Professor Jack Renza,"
MAKING A DIFFERENCE Bello, who is Campaign Chairman, was one ofthe donors honored during the dinner, He said philanthropy is a two-way street that has enriched him by providing the opportunity to have a positive influence on future gener ations. One of the direct beneficiaries of Bryant support is Maria Cuartas '04, who received the Lucy 1. Callahan Peachtree Place Scholarship, which covers tuition and all the other costs associated with college. Attending the gala with her daughter, Maria's mother Blanca Cuartas thanked Callahan in person: "This is a present from God," she said. Maria said t hat without the scholarship she would Bryant College has had an enormous impact on have attended a community college and worked full time, Renza Sr,'s life, and it's also been a vehicle by which he's just as she did in high school. Thanks to Callahan's estab affected the lives of others, One whose life was touched lishment of the scholarship for minority women, Cuartas by Renza is George E. Bello '58 '96H, whose $5-million is now a full-time sophomore majoring in communica gift launched the construction of the information and tions and getting involved in campus life, making friends, technology center, and learning lessons that will last a lifetime. "I have been fortunate in my life and career," Bello "It makes such a big difference when people give," told guests at the Campaign gala, "I owe a large portion Cuartas said. "You can see it in people. You can see it of my good fortune to my Bryant experience and, in par- in me." ~
Jnnio1's (left to right) Matt Taylm; Eric Floyd, Dan O'Brien, Keith Anderson, Ian Resle1; cmd Alexe Lopes spell md their Fans gathe1' with Bulldog mascot BnllrIng spirit, before the garne,
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THE GEORGE E . BELLO CENTER FOR "I've waited 25 years for that pool," says Accounting INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY Professor Mike Lynch, who believes that "a healthy A stunning architectural addition to the campus, the $17- mind needs a healthy body." In addition to being a million George E. Bello Center is the largest single item Bryant faculty member, a CPA, and a lawyer, Lynch is on the Campaign's agenda. It was named for Campaign a committed athlete who plans to be a frequent visitor Chairman George E. Bello '58, '96H whose extraordinary to the Center. $5-million gift jump-started the entire fundraising drive. The Wellness Center is fast becoming a focal point The 71,000-square-foot George E. Bello Center, set for students involved in the growing number of athletic to open in late spring, will feature cutting-edge infor teams and sports clubs on campus. Kerry Beach '03, a mation and communications technology, along with member of Bryant's \vomen's volleyball team, says the spacious accommodations for seminars, conferences, and Center provides much-needed facilities for training in large group meetings. The building will house the new programs, such as Bryant Karate and the Rhythm Douglas and Judith Krupp Library, a trading r oom and Pride Dance Team. where students can simulate real-life financial market The Wellness Center will help in recruiting and transactions, and a cyber cafe. training better athletes, says head women's volleyball The George E. Bello Center will give Bryant gradu coach Theresa Garlacy. "We'll be able to do specialized ates a competitive edge in the workplace. "In today's lifting and training programs together as a team," she business world, it's imperative to know how to effec says. "Coaches will be able to direct team workouts tively find, evaluate, manage, and retrieve information," without interrupting individuals' workouts." says assistant librarian Colleen Anderson. "The Center In addition to helping students keep physically fit, will equip students to excel in a technologically sophisti the Wellness Center contributes to the spirit of commu cated environment." nity on campus. "It's really bringing students out of Stanley Baran, Chair of the Communication Depart their dorm rooms more to mingle and socialize," Garlacy ment, agrees. "You cannot do communications in any says. "It's also getting the faculty and staff more meaningful sense anymore without technology inter involved with each other on a daily basis." vening," he says. "My students must be prepared to func tion in a technology-dominated environment." HASSENFELD COMMON AND UNISTRUCTURE RENOVATIONS THE WELLNESS CENTER Named for Alan G. Hassenfeld and The Hassenfeld Opened early in December, the 31,000-square-foot Foundation, which gave $1.5 million to the Campaign, Wellness Center houses a state-of-the-art fitness center Hassenfeld Common is a grassy quadrangle covering with a range of exercise equipment to rival the best private the site that was once the Unistructure's parking health clubs; a six-lane, 25-yard swimming pool; and a lot. Surrounded by the U nistructure and the new soundproof aerobics/martial arts studio with specialized buildings, the Common stands at the center of the flooring, mirrors, sound system, and video equipment. new campus.
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"Bryant College is an important resource for this Lynch believes another benefit of offering more state and for businesses and organizations across the programs and activities is that it allows the College to country," says Hassenfeld, a Bryant Trustee and chair draw from a larger pool of prospective students. "It's man and CEO of Hasbro, Inc. "I am proud to help this col important that the College has the ability to attract lege build for the future and make this campus even more people from outside the region and from different attractive to those students who will call Bryant 'home.'" demographic groups," Lynch says. "A more diverse The multipurpose Unistructure, whose 309,000 student population is going to bring new perspectives square feet have functioned as the physical heart of into the classroom that will enhance the learning expe Bryant College for more than 30 years, has been reno rience for everyone." vated to make it more attractive and functional. The College's original swimming pool was transformed into ADDITIONAL BENEFITS the building's atrium, a beautiful modern gathering Capital campaigns offer a number of intangible but place that serves as an impressive entrance to the important benefits, according to members of the Bryant Offices of Admission and Financial Aid and the new community who are experienced in fundraising for insti Career Services Center. tutions. "A capital campaign provides an opportunity for an institution not just to raise additional financial THEENDO~NTFUND resources, but also to build a network of supporters," The majority of Campaign dollars are earmarked to says Marketing Department Chair Keith Murray. "You build a new campus infrastructure. But some of the don't write a check to an institution and leave it at that. money raised will increase the College's endowment We'll have many more people becoming an integral part fund, which supports student scholarships, faculty, and of Bryant College." programs, including new degree majors. A greater In addition to helping keep the College on the busi endowment brings financial security for the future as ness world's radar screen, alumni can provide invaluable well as the ability to compete for top students and career networking and mentoring opportunities for stu professors by providing new and enhanced resources. dents. "You can't have enough alumni coming back on That translates into a higher quality of education for campus and getting involved-giving of their time and all students. their professional expertise," Garlacy says. A strong endowment fund also permits the College The Campaign's launch helped bring a record num administration to create new programs, ranging from ber of alumni back to campus during the weekend of athletic clubs to performing arts groups to academic October 19. With more than 10,000 supporters already associations. The greater variety of activities makes for involved in the Campaign, its officials hope to capitalize a more vibrant campus life, and the activities offer on the groundswell of support to energize Bryant's opportunities for students to explore their special inter already vital alumni network and make it more produc ests while participating in groups in which they can tive than ever, leading the College into a future that learn about teamwork and leadership. would have been unimaginable just a few years ago . •
18 B RYANT BUSTNESS W TN T ER 2002 HONORING THOSE LOST
he SepteIllber 11 attacks took a heavy toll on the Bryant College cOIllIllunity. Four aluIllni lost their lives, as did the daughter of two other grad uates. In addition, the father of Jason Coffey '98 died with his son in the World Trade Center.
Like so many of the nation's bereaved, the Shawn Nassaney served as captain of Bryant College community has channeled its Bryant's track and field team, earning two grief into positive action. Today, everyone who Bulldog Awards for his outstanqing a1Jlletic visits campus can enjoy the handsome grove of ability and commitment. After his deatn, his. trees on the new Hassenfeld Common that friends and family agreed that establishing a serves as a living memorial to those we lost. race in his name would be a fitting tribute. The family, friends and colleagues of Shawn Held at Bryant on Sunday, October 21, the Nassaney '98 moved into action almost immedi first annual Shawn N assaney Memorial Cross ately to establish an endowed scholarship in his Country Race was the final event of Homecoming and name, and a Bryant Trustee anonymously pledged Reunion weekend. Five hundred runners and walkers $300,000 to fund scholarships in the name of each of from throughout the College community and beyond the other alumni who died that day: Jason Coffey '98, participated-including Nassaney's grandmother and Lynn Goodchild '98, and William Lum Jr. '78. These members of Goodchild's family. scholarships will make it possible for future generations The event raised $10,000 for the Nassaney Scholarship of students to benefit from a Bryant education. Fund. "It was as if Shawn was looking over us, saying, 'I'm going to give you a good day to run,''' says Bryant Trustee THE SHAWN M. NASSANEY MEMORIAL Tov Birke-Haueisen '00, who helped organize the race. "It CROSS COUNTRY RACE was an unusually beautiful October day, 70 degrees The friends and families of N assaney and Goodchild, and sunny-we had a great turnout." In both of whom were noted athletes during their years addition to the race proceeds, $65,000 has at Bryant, have organized sporting events to raise been contributed by Shawn's colleagues money for the scholarships in their names. In addition and business associates at Rhode to generating dollars, the events serve as tributes Island-based American Power to the bereaved and rallying points for the Conversion (APC) and by personal College community. friends and family members. "The idea for the race started the day after Shawn's death," says Marc Lamson, who worked closely with N assaney for three and a half years at APC. He says the scholarship fund is growing continually through payroll deductions made by Nassaney's friends at APC. The scholarship is designated for prospective students who, like N assaney, be presented in March to the Bryant karate student who have strong leadership potential as well as an interest best exemplifies Goodchild's leadership, dedication, and in running. Nassaney's parents worked with College passion for the sport. officials to identify the selection criteria for recipients. "At the tournament, we will have a special tribute to "Shawn was a true mentor-someone who was Lynn," says Ron Renaud '81, who has led the Bryant always helping other people develop t hemselves," Karate Club ince its founding in 1978 and is spearheading Lamson says. "He was always positive, and he pa ed thi <: year' tournament. "Lynn was full of energy-very his enthusiasm on to everyone he came into contact po itive and upbeat," recalls Renaud. "If she had known with. When he was involved in something, he had a that someone was going to make her plane [Flight 175] major impact on it. Through the scholarship, he 11 con crash, there's no doubt in my mind that she would have tinue to have a big impact." been in the aisle trying to stop the hijackers. That's the The race's organizers expect next year·s eyent to be kind of person she was." much larger, raising even more money. "Next year. The tournament program book will feature a dedica we're really joining forces with Bryant and APe to gen tion in Goodchild's honor, and T-shirts worn during the erate a lot of publicity for the race," Lamson says. event will bear a picture of her draped in the American flag-an image designed by Goodchild's mother. A raffle NORTHERN RHODE ISLAND KARATE during the event will raise money for the scholarship. CHAMPIONSHIP Interested friends and classmates of Shawn, Lynn, Karate enthusiasts throughout New England will honor Jason, and Bill can make additional gifts to the scholar Goodchild March 23, when the annual Northern Rhode ship funds established in their names. Visitors to cam Island Karate Championship at Bryant College will be pus are encouraged to spend a few moments at the dedicated in her memory. The event will also raise Memorial Grove to reflect on the lives of these alumni money for the scholarship fund bearing her name. and others lost on September II. As a student, Goodchild -a second-degree blue belt To learn more about the scholarships, please call served as president of the Karate Club, which includes the Development Office at 1-877-353-5667 or e-mail current students and alumni. An award in her name will [email protected]. @
20 BRYANT B USINESS "\TINTER 2002 THE MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN FOR BRYANT
1. What is The Campaignfor Bryant? dents in our traditional recruiting areas are reaching The first comprehensive campaign in Bryant's 138-year college age. However, this trend is expected to change in history, The Campaign for Bryant aims to raise a mini 2008, and we will face an ever more competitive environ mum of $35 million by December 2004 to improve cam ment in the later part of the decade. We must improve pus facilities and enhance student programming and our competitive position before that occurs. faculty support through both endowed and annual gifts. To date, more than 10,000 people have contributed 3 . What are the objectives of The Campaignfor Bryant? almost $24 million to the Campaign. The main goal of The Campaign for Bryant is to seek enhanced levels of private support to build financial 2. Why are we having this Campaign now? strength in several institutional arenas, induding: • New England is a particularly competitive educa tional marketplace with more than 175 colleges and uni • $20 million for our Campus Facilities Initiative, which versities within 100 miles of the Bryant campus. And is helping build The George E. Bello Center for Infor our advantage of being an AACSB-accredited business mation and Technology, a state-of-the-art Wellness college has begun to erode, as such institutions as Center, and Hassenfeld Common Quinnipiac and Stonehill take steps to earn the same accreditation. With so many choices available to • $5 million for the Annual Fund prospective students, we must provide an environment that reflects contemporary teaching and learning oppor • $10 million to enhance our program, faculty, and schol tunities if we-and, most importantly, our students arship support are to remain competitive.
• Between 1996 and 1999, the College's long-time com 4. What will this Campaign do for the College? petitors-Babson and Bentley colleges-invested $84 With the infusion of significant new funds earmarked and $63 million, respectively, in their physical plants, for facilities, we will literally transform our campus in compared with Bryant's investment of $12 million. Their order to serve our current students better and make investments were made possible by the contributions of Bryant even more attractive to prospective students. their alumni and friends through campaigns similar to By creating a 21st-century library and learning center, the one Bryant is launching. we will ensure that our students are learning in the most technologically advanced environment; through • Demographics make this an optimal time for launch the expansion and enhancement of our recreational ing a capital campaign. An increasing number of stu- and athletic facilities, we will create a more student-
B RYANT B USINESS WIN TER 2 002 2 1 centered college with a better 6 . How much should I give residential experience. to the Campaign? With the private funds ear Noone can tell you how much marked for program and faculty you should give-that's a support, we will continue to decision that must take into search the world for faculty who consideration your personal are up to the new challenges of objectives and obligations. teaching in this fast-past, high-tech world. And we will However, the extraordinary nature of this effort continue in our quest to lead our peers in the application suggests that each friend of the College consider of technology in the post dot-com era. making an extraordinary gift based on their particular Greater private scholarship support will allow us to set of circumstances. recruit the very best and brightest minds, regardless of We do suggest that you consider the role your their ability to pay for an education, and will enhance our Bryant education has played in your life. You might also capacity to recruit international, minority, and female consider how you would like your gift to impact Bryant. students-the highest priority for our institution. Do you wish to support the library collection? Provide A growing annual fund will allow the College the financial assistance to a student? Recognize the work of greatest flexibility to respond to the needs of our stu a faculty member? dents-needs that cannot always be anticipated in the The Development Office at the College also has ever-evolving world of business. Innovation must be material available that describes various programs you continuous, not episodic. The on-going, increased can support, along with a suggested schedule of gifts. private support of our alumni, parents, and friends is Finally, keep in mind that pledges made to the fundamental if we are to keep our edge and offer our Campaign can be fulfilled over a period of up to five students an exceptional education. years from the date of the pledge. s . How do I participate? 7. How do I make a gift to the Campaign? • There are numerous ways you, as an alumna/alumnus, It's easy~ All gifts and pledges made to Bryant College parent, or friend ofthe College can help: by December 2004 will count as part of this unprece dented effort. • Return to campus for Homecoming/Reunion Septem Gifts can be made by check, credit card, or securities ber 27 to 28. See first-hand the physical changes to the and for your added convenience, we offer EFT campus and get to know some of our current students. (Electronic Funds Transfer). With your written permis sion, we will automatically bill your credit card • Become an advocate for the College in your business (MasterCard, VISA, or American Express) or debit and community and speak to others about Bryant. your checking account monthly in an amount of your choosing. Checks should be made payable to Bryant • Give to Bryant's Annual Fund each year. Alumni College and mailed to Box 40, 1150 Douglas Pike, participation is a critical consideration when US News & Smithfield, RI 02917. You may also call 1-877-353-5667 to World Report determines their national college rank make a gift via your credit card. ings. Participation in the annual fund is considered a Many types of deferred and planned gifts may also measure of alumni satisfaction. be counted in our Campaign. The impact of these gifts on the College has grown tremendously over the past • Consider a pledge over and above your annual fund several years, and we now have two Planned Giving gift to support one of the capital projects identified in experts on staff to assist donors with this type of the Campaign. giving vehicle. ~ SPOTLIGHT ON BRYANT: CAMPUS NEWS
THREE BUSINESS a GE Company officer and vice third generation of Hassenfelds workplace and, under Stepan's LEADERS JOIN BOARD president of human resources to run Hasbro. He rose through direction, has grown to be a OF TRUSTEES for GE's Aircraft Engines. the company's ranks - from leader in the American safety Bryant welcomed three new He was elected to his current assistant to the president to industry. members to its Board of position in October 1993. vice president of internal Stepan's career spanned Trustees in January: William J. The recipient of Bryant's operations, to vice president of 22 years with Uvex Germany Conaty '67, Alan G. Hasssenfeld 1999 Distinguished Alumnus marketing and sales, to execu- before he was named president '85H, and Walter Stepan 'OlH. Award, Conaty is a member tive vice president-to become and CEO ofUvex USAin 1988. Each was elected to a three- of the President's Leadership president in 1984. He took over When Bacou acquired Uvex year term in October. Council and the Partners- as chair and CEO in 1989. in 1993, he remained as presi- "These three individuals in-Scholarship Program. In A returning Bryant Trustee, dent and CEO of the American bring impressive business addition to his involvement Hassenfeld serves on many subsidiaries. backgrounds and a passion for with Bryant College, Conaty boards, including that of Stepan was awarded an Bryant-that's a winning serves on several other boards, Brown U ni versity, the Jewish honorary Doctor of Humane combination," said President including those of the Labor Community Center, and Foster Letters from Bryant at Ronald Machtley. "Our board Policy Association and the Parents Plan. He was honorary Commencement 2001. He continues to grow in new National Academy of Human chair of the World Scholar was a member of the board of and exciting ways." Resources. Athlete Games in 1993 and a trustees from 1998-2000. Conaty and his wife, Sue, member of the Dean's Council A returning Trustee, VVILLIAM CONATY '67 live in Fairfield, Connecticut, of Harvard University in 1995. Stepan and his wife, Heidi, is senior vice president of and have two daughters, Hassenfeld and his wife, served as chairs of the Bryant human resources at General Kimberly and Kelly. Vivien, live in Boston and Parents Fund when their son, Electric Company and chair Bristol, Rhode Island. Axel '94, was a student. Stepan ofthe GE Fund. He joined ALAN HASSENFELD has offered internships to GE's Corporate Manufacturing '85H is chairman and CEO WALTER STEPAN 'OIH Bryant students through his Management Program upon of Hasbro, which, with sales of is retired co-chairman of the company and has served on graduating from Bryant in $3.78 billion in 2000, is ranked former Bacou USA, Inc., now the board of Bryant's World 1967. Except for a tour of the second-largest toy company known as Bacou-Dalloz. The Trade Center. The Stepans live military duty, he has been behind MatteI. Hassenfeld company designs, manu- in West Palm Beach, Fla., and employed there ever since. In joined the company, his family'S factures, and sells personal have two children, Axel '94, N o\'ember 1990 he was elected business, in 1970 and is the protection equipment for the and Bettina.
GRANT ENABLES and provide assistance to other course registration process from BRYANT COLLEGE TO businesses within the state, so their residence halls, homes, SERVE AS LINKAGE that their collective knowledge offices, the Koffler Center, and VElllCLE FOR RHODE can be used to increase produc virtually from around the world. ISLAND BUSINESSES tivity and sales," notes RIEAC More than 350 undergradu The Rhode Island Export director Ray Fogarty. ate students completed the reg Assistant Center (RIEAC) and The BusinessLINC database istration process in the first five the Rhode Island Small Business collects information on mentors minutes, and 97 percent of eligi Development Center (RISBDC), and proteges, provides matching ble seniors registered in the both programs of the John H. capabilities, and serves as the pri first 20 minutes-a task that Chafee Center for International mary som'ce for meeting activity SENIOR CLASS REGIS would have taken at least two Business at Bryant College, have reporting requirements of this TERS FOR SPRING IN days employing the old regis received a $250,000 grant from grant. In addition to the database UNDER ONE HOUR tration process. It was noted the U.S. Small Business Admin itself, Web statistics on participat November 1 represented a that Professor Patrick Keeley's istration-the money has been ing companies will be available. milestone in Bryant's history as class, ENG355 The Novel, used to create Rhode Island Rhode Island businesses undergraduate and graduate closed in 30 seconds. BusinessLINC, a mentor interested in being linked with students registered for spring The entire undergraduate protege business relationship other in-state businesses by serv courses online for the first student population had the opportunity between large and ing as mentors or proteges are time ever. opportunity to register via the small companies. encouraged to contact Mary-Ruth SCT Banner, the new admin Web by November 17. Regis "This is exciting for Rhode Foley at (401) 232-6566 or via istrative software systems, tration remained opened until Island businesses to receive e-mail at [email protected]. enabled students to access the classes began on January 18.
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CHINA TRIP LEADS TO Francis has also continued SEMESTER ABROAD to improve his Chinese by A trip to China last May trying to confine himself to with Professor Hong Yang's speaking in that language in China Explorers left Adam conversations with Yang. The Francis '03 eager to learn more two practice Tai Chi in the gym about that nation and its peo every Friday morning. ple. So eager, in fact, that he Yang is impressed by his decided to spend the spring pupil's perseverance. "He's curi 2002 semester studying at ous about international issues Beiwai in Beijing. and willing to spend time "I've always had an interest and energy to look into those in outside cultures in general," issues," Yang says. "Intellec Francis says. "I have lots of tually he's a smart kid and Adam Francis tl'ies out a sword from a street vendor. international friends on campus, enthusiastic to learn. He always and I find that very rewarding." asked sophisticated and inter In high school, Francis esting questions in class." Mandarin, Francis believes that up in China," Francis says. He's learned about other cultures Francis was excited when event. coup]ed with his knowl considering living and working through religion - visiting China entered the World 1i-ade ed e of China, could influence in China following graduation, temples, mosques, and other Organization in December. his future career. or possibly working with places of worship. During his A finance major with a minor "I expect to ee lots oflarge the U.S. State Department on freshman year at Bryant, his in a language equivalency in American corporations opening Chinese issues. interest shifted toward the function oflanguage in learning about cultures. He had done a BRY T C OLLEGE lot of reading about China, and when the opportunity arose to go there, he says, "I couldn't The ome's S mmit 2002: pass it up." The China Explorers Gateway to Opportunity involved taking a preparatory course and then traveling to China with Yang and other ake time to join nationall ' recognIZed l..uncheon ke ynote speaker Suze Orman, personal Mbusiness leaders, professional women, fina nce editor for CNBC, a financial contributor Bryant students for three weeks. (For further informa and Bryant College fa cul ty at the fifth Women's to NBC's Today, and contribut tion on the China Explorers, Summit at Bryant College. This exating con ing editor to 0: The Oprah go to web.bryant.edul-china.) feren ce will provide ou with a "Gateway to Magazine, lectures widely Prior to the trip, Francis took Opportunity." nationwide and in South Africa, helping people change the way an independent study on KEYNOTE SP AKE S Chinese culture and language they think about money. Her with Professor Bill Graves, who A well-respected investment indu try \·eteran, th ree New York Times bestsellers include: opening ke _ note speaker Paula E. Groves is used to teach Chinese on cam Th e Road to Wealth; Th e 9 Step s to Financial pus and whose wife is Chinese. founding parmer of the venture Freedom, and The Courage to Be Rich. The study gave Francis a capital firm Axxon Capital. context in which to help him lanaging over ~o million of Peggy Simonsen, a recognized leader in the field understand and appreciate the capital, Axxon IS one of the of career development, will be the Summit's largest women- and minority things he saw during the trip. It closing keynote speaker. Peggy founded Career led venture capital firms also increased his fascination Direction, Inc., in 1979. She is with China, a nation he found targeting women and minorities in the co un try. now managing vice president less diverse than the United She was previously a partner with Triu mph of the International Talent States, but more accepting. Capital Group, investing more than Su o million Management Practice of Right Francis made several friends for a variety of companies. Management Consultants of during his visit, including a Chicago, and the author of two Chinese national his age who books including Career Compass, Navigating worked with the group. When Your Career Strategically in the New Century. he returns to Beijing in the spring, Francis will live with friends of Professor Yang whom he met during his first trip. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: Francis has remained in e-mail (401) 232-6565 contact with them and other friends in China since his return.
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BRYANT MBA lED serves as coordinator during regional and national pub plan that they asked the STUDEl'.1TS PROVIDE for "PROJECT REACH" lic health conferences. The group College for help in implement MARKETING (Relating, Educating, Advo needs to develop more revenue ing it. Coia, Manoch, and Hall SOLUTIONS FOR cating and Collaborating for HIV sources to fund its work. took on that assignment last NONPROFIT Prevention), which is sponsored The first group of Bryant summer and early fall in an Thanks to the enterprising primarily by a U.S. Centers for College MBAs generated a independent study under the work of some creative Bryant Disease Control and Prevention comprehensive marketing plan direction of Professor Frank MBA students, a Rhode Island grant from the Rhode Island and a taped presentation Bingham. The three presented nonprofit group recently got Department of Health. Based in addressing how the commu their "client" with a final taped a savvy new marketing plan Rhode Island, IHD is reaching nity-based organization could presentation along with every free of charge. Graduate stu out to clients outside the state, attract both grants and cus thing the group needed to carry dents Sherry Hall, Cathy Coia, many of whom have received tomers. IHD executives were out the plan, including software and Michelle Manoch, who will training services from IHD so impressed with the Bryant and a new Web page. graduate in May, consulted IHD executive director with Initiatives for Human Sandra DelSesto was enthusi Development (IHD) to finalize SAVE THE DATE astic about the help she received a development plan initiated from Bryant College. "We are last spring by fellow students a community-based nonprofit Diane Graovac, Carlos organization with limited funds DaCunha, and David Braun. and expertise in marketing," she All told, IHD received said. "We needed a marketing $60,000 worth of consulting plan for our program that was services. Of course, the both feasible and creative. What MBA students involved in we gained from this experience the project got something for WORLD TRADE DAY was a very innovative marketing their work-the chance to strategy which we have already participate in a real-world EC ' 92: 10 years Later begun to implement. This will not business experience to learn only be helpful to us but also to skills they will use in their Thursday, May 30, 2002 the community-based agencies post-college careers. that we serve."
"JUST GO FOR IT": hope your livelihood never seas, and a circulation of 2.2 mil USA TODAY FOUNDING relies on the written word." lion. Quinn estimated the paper EDITOR OFFERS Fortunately for the world of has a readership of about six CAREER ADVICE TO journalism, Quinn ignored million people, taking into BRYANT STUDENTS McGregor and instead followed account the "pass-along" factor. USA Today founder John the advice that he gives to stu Quinn began his career at Quinn shared his wisdom and dents considering a career in the PTovidence JouTnal, pro humor with an audience at the newspaper industry: gressing through the ranks Bryant College November 5 as "N ever let anyone intimidate during his 23 years there to he delivered the Rhode Island you or discourage you - just go eventually become day manag Historical Society's 8th Annual for it!" After half a century, ing editor. He joined Gannett Newell D. Goff Lecture. A Quinn remains enamored of his Co., Inc., in 1966 and held key Providence native who began profession. He described news executive roles. He was his 50-year career in journalism "reporting, editing, and pub the lead planning editor for the as a copy boy with the lishing a newspaper" as "the launch of USA Today and John Quinn Providence Journal, Quinn is a most fun you can have with served as its editor and then Bryant honorary degree recipi your clothes on." editor-in-chiefthrough 1989. ent and a former College When it first hit the streets His keen journalistic skills and his college graduation: "Think Trustee. on September 15, 1982, the now strong entrepreneurial spirit well of yourself - if you don't, Quinn offered listeners an hugely successful USA Today were the driving force behind who will?" anecdote-laced review of his was received with "abundant the success of the nation's most The lecture was sponsored illustrious career. He recalled feelings that ran from very widely read newspaper. When by the John H. Chafee Center early feedback on his writing warm to very cold," Quinn he retired in 1990, he had been for International Business at from Father McGregor, one of noted. His critics referred to the top news executive of Bryant and the Goff Institute his favorite teachers at the paper as "the near beer of Gannett for more than two for Ingenuity and Enterprise Providence College: "Quinn, newspapers," "the flashdance of decades. Studies at the Rhode Island this is the worst piece of writ editing," and "bringing new Quinn's mother, a graduate Historical Society, in conjunc ing I have ever had to suffer depth to the definition of shal of Bryant & Stratton, played a tion with the college's depart through," McGregor wrote on low." Today, the paper has 33 major role in her son's success. ments of history and social one of Quinn's assignments. " I print sites, six ofthem over- He recalled her advice to him at sciences, and communication.
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NEW INITIATIVE AIMS TO BUILD ON FIRST-YEAR SUCCESS PROGRAM Hoping to build on the achieve ments of the First-Year Success Program, which teams fresh men with faculty mentors who help them make the transition from high school to college life, Bryant launched the Faculty Advising Program last fall. In effect, the new program extends the older one by assigning 60 faculty volunteers 12 to 14 incoming students each, to begin supportive relationships that are expected to last throughout the students' college years - and even beyond. Earl Briden, Dean of Undergraduate Studies, compares the student/faculty advisor relationship to that of a primary care physician and medical patient. The advisor learns about the student's academic history and interests, then tracks the student's progress, providing assistance along the way in everything from course selections to career choices. The faculty advisor's role is also to act as a mentor and academic confi dant who helps to troubleshoot ore than 500 rodents, facu lty, staff rnernbers, a nd frie n ds g a there d in and resolve problems. Mthe Rotunda for the 25th a n n ual Fes tiva l o f Lights o n D ecember 5. To prepare for their roles, Presented b th tudent Alurnni Associ a tion a nd the O ffice of S tude n t faculty advisors are encouraged Activi ties, the t ti al included a perforrnance of "Carols of the Bells" by the to participate in weekly group B rya n t Singers. The holiday traditio n s o f Chris tmas , H anukkah, Kwanzaa. presentations of the First-Year and Diwali were r presented. Kati Mach tley beg a n the candle -lighting Success Program. They are also c erernony by lighting her candle frorn a rnenorah. She then lit the candle s of expected to hold one-on-one Preside n t Ronald lachtley, settin g o ff a chain reaction until e a ch individ meetings with their advisees ual's candle was glowing, creating rnor e than 500 pOints of lig h t . The each semester prior to registr'a M achtle ys then led the gathering outd oors for tl'le lig h ting of the h o liday tree tion. In addition, faculty advi and singin g o f carols. The therne o f this year' s Festival of Lights was sors are asked to participate "Lighting the Way to a Better Tornorrow." in the First-Year Success Program Community Service Project and to attend the pro making the College a tlUe Powers. Although McDonnell etc.," McDonnell says. "The spe gram dinner in J anuary- or to learning community. That will says there were some sched cific task now is helping first arrange an alternative social help students succeed, and that uling difficulties and other year students through the Web activity that offers freshmen is our ultimate goal." struggles in getting the pro registration process, which is the opportunity to make con Serving on the planning gram offthe ground, it is now new to everyone. As for stu nections outside the classroom committee with Briden were going strong. dents, well, mine seem quite or office. Vice President for Student "Our most important general happy with the connection." "We're expelimenting with Affairs and Dean of Students tasks currently are to check in Briden has high hopes for something new, with the goal Tom Eakin, Professor Judith with students about their qual the program. "The faculty has of changing the Bryant culture," McDonnell, Faculty Develop ity of life at Bryant and to assist responded very affirmatively to Briden says. "Ninety percent ment Center Director Ron Pitt, them in making decisions about this," he says, "which is as much of our students are now resi and Assistant Dean of U nder course selection, areas of con a key to its success as anything dents, so we have the basis for graduate Studies Elizabeth centrations, academic interests, I can think of."
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FROM POETRY TO THE NEW ECONOMY: TRUSTEE SPEAKER SERIES FEATURES GALWAY KINNELL AND JEFF TAYLOR Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Galway Kinnell charmed an enthusiastic audience in Bryant's J anikies Auditorium October 10 ""ith readings of his poetry. The event was part of the Trustee Speaker Series and was offered in conjunction with the Department of English and Humanities. No stranger to Rhode Island, Kinnell grew up in Pawtucket and is now director Jeff Taylor Galway Kinnell of the creative writing program at City College in New York. He has taught at the Univer from the audience and signed and best-known Internet helping people love their jobs. sities of Grenoble and Nice, books during a reception in brands. "We agonize and we dream, France, and is a former the Rotunda. In his introductory remarks, we fantasize and we worry MacArthur Fellow and State The Trustee Speakers President Machtley referred to about our careers," he said. Poet of Vermont. continued November 12 ""ith Monster.com as being in "the He talked about the current Kinnell included selections an 8 p.m. lecture by Jeff lexicon of every college stu challenging economic times from his latest book, A N ew Taylor, CEO of Monster.com dent." It has more than 9 million and expressed optimism for Selected Poems, which was and TMP Interactive. In members and 100,000 employ recovery. Then, circulating recently described by the San his lecture, "Starting and ees in 12 countries. Machtley throughout the audience, he Diego ['ilion-Tl'ib~me as "40 Running a Business in the lauded Taylor as "visionary and involved the crowd by having years of his most shimmering New Economy," Taylor shared monstrously successful." them chant refrains such as work." In addition to the read the success story behind Taylor opened by saying "We rock" and "I believe" in ing, Kinnell answered questions one of the world's strongest he has dedicated his life to response to his cues.
ARTS ASSOCIATION Bryant ""ith experience in poetry slam contest, and co cards and worked with Student PROVIDES CREATIVE drama, music, art, or poetry sponsorship of "The Writers Activities to create a winter OUTLET FOR BRYANT and find they don't have an out Harvest," to raise funds for wonderland scene for the STUDENTS let here for that side of them Rhode Island Helping Hands. December 1 Christmas event When the Arts Association selves. The Arts Af'sociation is In December, the Association for children in the Multipurpose began several years ago, it pri the vehicle for them to apply designed and sold Christmas Activities Center. marily involved working on the that artistic dri\'e." old campus literary magazine, The Association, headed by S~lrge. But the focus gradually president Christen Robelts and expanded to include a variety of vice president Alina Kominsky, arts, including poetry, painting, sponsors a range of activities and fiction. Today the Associa and events. On October 30, the Ublllissions for the third issue of the tion has about 15 to 20 active Association sponsored "The S Bryant Literary R e view (BLR.) , a national members engaged in an array Colors of Fall," a poetry/music/ journa l of fiction and poetry. were accepted of artistic endeavors. The art exhibit. Students and through Decelllber 31. 2001. More than 400 Association provides members faculty presented their work, entries were SubIllitted frolll around the both an outlet for their creativ and donations collected at the ity and a way to connect with door went to the American world and across the country for the 2001 like-minded classmates. Red Cross to help victims of e dition. An e ditorial board of facult;y. staff. "The Arts Association is the September 11 attacks. and stude nts selected seve n short stories a nd designed to offer opportunities Other Arts Association 21 poeIlls for inclusion. for students to use their cre events have included a trip F or a pre"i e w of the journ al or subIllis ative side," says Professor to the Wadsworth Museum s ion guide lines. log o n to the BLR Web site at Terri Hasseler, the organiza in Hartford to see the Picasso h ttp://w e b.bryant.edu/ - biro tion's advisor. "Many come to exhibit, sponsorship of a
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BRYANT STUDENTS Brigido worked with John PROVIDE COMPUTER Kent '79MBA, Verizon's direc TRAlNJNG TO Rl tor of government affairs, to SENATORS develop an instructional pro Last year state Sen. John gram. Bryant students and Celona (D-North Providence) Verizon Center staff members came to the Bryant campus and Nola Gillham, Amy Fiasconaro, spoke with Verizon-Bryant and Dustin Maines presented College Telecommunications two one-hour sessions on the Center director Stacie Brigido Senate floor. 1\vo detailed about a pressing need among training booklets-one for his peers. Many senators, he each session - were provided said, had no idea how to access to participants. Brigido, her the Internet to take advantage assistant Debbie Lopes, and Rhode Island State Senate chamber- of research opportunities-or Bryant students Kyuho Kim, even how to use e-mail. Josh Grab, and Rashad Jones The Verizon Center prides provided technical assistance. laptop computer and the basics is awesome," noted Sen. Daniel itself on customizing its Unfortunately, Brigido says, of Microsoft Word. The second DaPonte (D-East Providence). programs to meet customers' "Only two senators came, but session involved an overview "I t was terrific for them, as needs, and Brigido saw the we had about 30 State House of Microsoft Power Point and it allowed them to teach us situation in the Senate as a staff members. We were able Access, e-mail, and the Internet. what they know and gave great opportunity for creating to tweak our presentation and Participants gave the train them practical experience, a tailored program. She pre shift gears a bit, since the staff ing high marks. Nineteen said and it also made the senators pared a survey and distributed had more experience with they could now successfully use realize that the computer it to senators in September. technology. We discussed their e-mail with attachments and isn't something you need to The results reinforced the needs and provided them with create a Power Point presenta be afraid of." need for basic instruction in useful information." tion from scratch. For further information Microsoft Office products and The first session included an "I think having the Bryant on Verizon Center programs, the Internet. overview of the operations of a students involved as teachers call 232-0220.
COLLEGIATE new organization on campus entrepreneurs. students up for this year's ENTREPRENEURS has been established to encour CEO held its kick-off event Global Business Plan ORGANIZATION (CEO) age the entrepreneurial spirit. November 14, featuring Jessica Competition. N am shared her KICKS OFF A HUGE Troy Byrd '01, Bryant N am as the keynote speaker. experience as winner of the SUCCESS College Global Entrepreneur N am is the 23-year-old founder first annual Brown University Websters New World College ship Program Manager, recently and CEO/president of the Entrepreneurship Program Dictionary defines an entre established a chapter of the Warwick, Rhode Island-based Competition and told of catching preneur as "a person who orga Collegiate Entrepreneurs "Jessica's Wonders," a unique the attention of the Business nizes and manages a business Organization (CEO) on campus. baked-goods company that she Incubation Group (BIG), which undertaking, assuming the The group is part of a national started from her dorm room at invited her to join its program. risk for the sake of the profit." association dedicated to educat Brown University. Nam's Guests were invited to ask Many Bryant students are risk ing, supporting, and inspiring scrumptious desserts, flashy questions and sample some of takers and visionaries, and a college students to become ads, and lively personality have "Jessica's Wonders" at a net made her company a household working reception following the name throughout New England. presentations. Troy Byrd '01, Jessica Nam, David Meskhi 01, Pa1,1 Brisson '02, and Bryant College alumni For more information about Thomas Fischetti '03 Anthony Portanova '61, CEO, which is striving to build department commissioner a strong Bryant network, con of the State of Connecticut tact Troy Byrd at (401) 232- Department of Motor Vehicles 6407 or visit the CEO Web site and formerly head of his family at www.C-E-O.org. business, Portanova, Inc., and Alan Wardyga '77, founder and president of Wealth CORRECTION Management Resources, Inc., In the fall issue of Bryant also spoke of their experiences Business, Hui Du, assistant as entrepreneurs. professor of accounting, was The presenters focused on wrongly identified as assistant the essence of what it means to professor of marketing. We be an entrepreneur and geared regret the error.
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BRYANT COLLEGE for young women and minori LAUNCHES ties enrolled in Rhode Island's WHERE IN THE PRE-COLLEGE MATH middle and high schools. AND TECHNOLOGY Operating under the WORLD? INITIATIVE auspices of the College, the GrantsfromGE Fund and program targets students in Balfcmr Fo'undation encourage Woonsocket, Central Falls, women and min01'ity students Pawtucket, and West Warwick. "The GE Fund recognizes While record numbers of high that students need to be ade school students are entering quately prepared and comfort college, the number offemale able with math from middle and minority students school through high school if enrolling in business, infor they are to consider college mation technology, engineer programs that are math depen ing, and other math-oriented dent," says William J. Conaty, college programs remains GE's senior vice president for dispropOltionately low. Bryant human resources, chairman College intends to address the ofthe GE Fund board of direc disparity with the help of a tors, and 1967 Bryant College $300,000 grant from the GE alumnus. "This grant to Bryant The "Where in t h e World" contest Fund and a $250,000 grant will enhance the educational fr om the fall 2001 issue of Bryant from Fleet Asset Management, process at a point where we was a true brain teaser tmstee of the Lloyd G. Balfour can have the greatest impact B usiness Foundation. on students and their career no cor rect entries were received! The two three-year grants options." The photo was of the interior of the are designed to strengthen and MAP program activities expand diversity in math include Bryant's Linking "Comfort" or current "Cor nerstone related careers by supporting International Trade in Pub," located in the big barn o n the the Math Accelerating Education Program, a year Professionals (MAP) program. round educational initiative Bryant Camp us. The contest res u mes In a joint effort at Bryant, the that provides high school and in the spring issue. Rhode Island Department of middle school students with Education, and the Rhode exposure to international busi Island School to Career ness and marketing by having Regional Councils, MAP pro them work on projects involv four area high schools also Services. "The MAP program at vides hands-on educational and ing real businesses. receive career awareness and Bryant College will help these career awareness activities Participating students from college planning information, students develop math and crit and each is paired with a ical-thinking skills and provide Bryant student mentor and a them with the information they business mentor. need to make informed deci SAVE THE DATE The Balfour grant will sup sions about their future educa port program costs, particu tion and career choices." larly those associated with "These grants provide an Bryant's Summer Leadership opportunity to have a signifi Institu·te. During the upcoming cant impact on the educational summer session, 30 to 60 stu system and to attract greater dents will have the opportunity numbers of women and minor to participate in college-level ity students to math-related Third Annual classes, engage in leadership careers," says Bryant College 1863 Society Brunch development activities, and President Ron Machtley. "The benefit from business simula MAP program will help to Saturday, April 27, 2002 tion exercises. increase the numbers of stu "Fleet Asset Management is dents from underrepresented 10:30 AM - Noon pleased to support a program populations who graduate from that not only provides educa these programs. Bryant gradu The Heritage Room, Bryant Center tional and career awareness ates in actuarial math, finance, Bryant College activities to young women and and information technology are minorities but to math educa in high demand in a time when For further details call (401) 232-6173 tors as well," says Kerry global competition puts a pre or [email protected] Sullivan, director of Fleet's mium on a well-educated, math Foundation & Philanthropic literate workforce."
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PRESIDENT'S Mr. and Mrs, Ralph O. Cote Mr. J ason A.Jaffe ' Mr. Timothy J. Mueller' Mr. and Mrs. David S. Smith j I LEADERSHIP Mr. and Mrs. J. Steven Cowen I Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas W. I Mr. Neale D. Murphy Mr. William B. Smith COUNCIL Mr. Brian J. Cowley Janikies I Ms. Lamie L. Musgr oveO t Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. St. Onge + Mr and Mrs Lawrence F Jarvis Members ofthe President's Ms. Merritt A. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Nash Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Stark+ Mr. Caesar C. J eha " Leadership Council rru:Lke Mr. and Mrs. Robelt A. Crowley Dr. and Mrs. W. Dayle Nattress! M,'. and Mrs. Gregory L. Steiner 0 Mr. Leonard E. Johnson' I annual gifts of$1,000 O1'1nOl'e Mr. Roy B. Davis Mr. and Mrs. G. Alden Nettleton' Dr. and Mrs. E rnest E. Stempel ± Mr. Norman E.Jourdenajs t to Bryant College. Membel's Mr. and Mrs. Michael de Weger Mr. and Mrs. P eter L. Newell I Dr. and Mrs. Walter Stepan'! Mr.John H.Joyce rru:Lke thei?' gifts through Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Dean' ) Dr. and Mrs. Paul C. Nicholson, Jr. Dr. W. Clement Stonel Mr. and Mrs. Siro T. DeGaspeI1s' + The Honorable and Dr. and Mrs. Jamcs A. NOIton' j Mrs. Mary M. Sullivan' I pel'sonal contributions or in Mrs. JonathanJ. Kaplan' combination with a matching Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. DeLomba' ) Dr. Elaine M. Notarantonio and Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Sullivan' j Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Kazanjian Mr. Ralph Chm'ello' j employel' gift. The Crn,ncil Mr. and Mrs. EdwardJ. Dr. }!al'cy Syms" Desaulnier Mr. and Mrs. Patdck G. Keegan' Mr. and Mrs. William R. enCO'l
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ALUMNI-REUNION WalterJ. Petrucci" Maria C. (Jardin) Ferrel Lon'aine (Rivard) McConnack 1947 CLASS GIVING Barbara L. (Kennedy) Stone Kathleen A. (O'Neil) Goodwin Elizabeth A. (Venture) Murray' Elizabeth S. (Shola) Areson DanielJ. Sulliv,m' Elizabeth A. Neilan' Gloria M. (DeAmicis) Barlow' 1922 J. Alfred Houle Leonard R. Weinstein Henl'yG.Jackson° Helvi J. Palojm"Vi' * Gloria (Rigali) Bresnahan' Neale D. Murphy PLC Norman E. Winslow Constance (Burgess) King ' John S. Renza' Fred Buben° 1923 William D. McCaughey Marie E. (Teigue) Renza' Sue (Rollett") Church' 1937 Helen (Fiske) Irons' Harry A. Melkonian 0 Frances H. (Hirsch) Sanita Arnold Cleveland Sophie K. (Kudriavetz) Allen' Ann M. (Babinski) Murphy' AIda (Braga) Schladensky Frank Con'au 1925 Edward W. Boudin Paul B. Plumb' Daniel B. Scotti' Michael F. Dwye!" Gabriel Samdperil Allen B. Davis' Beatrice (Rubinstein) Porrazzo' Constance L. (Cook) Shm-p' Edna M. (Menghi) Dzanis' Gladys (Blake) Davis' 1928 William L. Risso M. Virginia (Pothier) Vitale Elaine (Shapi!'o) Elias' Herbert R. Dunham' Loretta J. (Burke) Fleming Margaret 1. Rodger Lily B. (Bloom) Zarli Waitl'.r E. Evam; Madeleine M. (Masse) Gallant' Sol Goldin' * Elita K. (Kitzmiller) Rogers Pat!'icia A. (McGarry) Gale' G!'ace A. (Rangnow) Gray' 1944 Florence M. (Lombardo) Sholes' Everett H. Wilbur' Jerome K. Goldbe!'g' Mildred S. (Sadlon) HaskeW * Miriam A. Boice 0 Wallace E. Swanson Frank B. Greeneo Shenvin T. Haskell" * 1941 Doris A. (Appleby) Caster M. T. (Conway) Laverty' * 1929 Grace M. (McDonalcl) Hindle' Philip A. Bessette' Pauline R. (Antonuccio) Robelt A. LeBlanc" Claire Ernstof" E. Katherine (Clllistie) Elizabeth B. (Budlong) Briggs" Catanese ° Jose.ph S. Mandato" Lafayette" James M. Collier" Mary S. Cheever' 1930 M. M. (Blain) Y[urphy Mary E. (Ryan) McKenna" Jane (Gants) Drinkwater Gloria F. (Fralick) Dymling' Edith (Kusinitz) Levin Joseph L. Pannone ° Catheline Picerelli Sylvia (Goodman) Erlin Phyllis A. (Spettigue) Ethel M. (Sowden) Robinson FarnsworthO Ralph R. Pal'itto 'S7H Elza E. Saletnik' Maurice Fitzgerald Janet N. (Newell) Fisk" Roland E. Paris 1931 Evelyn C. (Cichy) Whitcomb" Mmy K. (FIorini) Gennanowski Helen A. (Ikola) Fiske' JosephJ. HieBao Anna Bozaroo Grace E. (Cleasby) White Edna P. (Proulx) Gingras Mmy (Wong) Gee Susan (Cumming~) Rif'lla Ann (Sm·good) Donegan F. Elva (Buffinton) Wilth" Mary B. (Hayes) Greer Toby J. (Jacobson) Grossman Helen R. (Ray) Rowson Elizabeth A. Reynolds ' PLC Elsie H. Hil"t" * 1938 Leslie K. (Kirker) Hel'shkowitzO Beverley (Fulle!') Seaman Roslyn (Gittelman) KurIan 1932 Evelyn M. Bigda Betsy B. (Baker) Jewell E leanorJ. (Jankma) Skuby" Mary C. Mancini Fredelick P. Haddad June W. (Morse) Bruce' Alice K. (Killerjian) Norberg' Joseph F. Sorbo" Michelena Mancini 0 Margaret (Shearer) Morley Joseph E. Doran Elaine (Male) Springsted" LouisJ. Stack' William R. Meyer ' pl.e Louise P. (Penney) Morse' Margaret R. (Rhodes) Engel' Stella B. (Zacharia) Testa' EdwardJ. Stlybuc" Olive 1. (Hoxsie) Pysz Hany Priluck John F. Euart Nanna L. (Berry) Wallace' Margaret P. (Pivarnik) Sullivan Dina B. Riani + E. Muriel ('Il.rrner) Thayer Mary A. (Wilson) Gibbs Peggy C. (Chytilo) Whalen" George L. Sutcliffe' V. E. (Gelineau) Theroux Jane Woods PLC Barbette D. (Davis) Hanger' Howm"dJ. Swanson° G. R. Westall' 1945 Viola (Hulbert) Hopkins' Edward M. Tokarz' 1933 Robert A. Wolfe Margery F. (Fox) Babbitt Phebe B. (Briggs) Houghton Antonio Velaso') Ethel (Singer) Altschuler' Diana G. (Frankian) Beauchemin Joseph A. Levasseuro 1942 Betty M. (Munro) Welch' Ellen P. (Bjorklund) Vera S. (Smith) Lord' Helen S. (Suhinski) Benner" Bm·nhardtson Edward Ameen Chm·lesJ. Wielgus" '77H ' pu· Shirley E. (Noyes) Lougee' Charles W. Connors 0 Miriam D. (Broadbent) Johnson' Lois C. (Clarkson) Boyd Irene (Graham) Wielg11s ' * PLC Rita F. (Fox) McDonnell Sofia C. (Crespu) Danesi' Helen L. (Forward) Menifield Lucy D. (Dean) Burke Louise M. (Wilkinson) Drisco 1948 Harold S. Rethorn + Roger B. Gaioni 1934 Eleanor K. Rice + George P. Fogarty Albert L. Acker Norman A. Garrigus 0 Stanley R. Bamforth Carolyn A. (Howard) Goodell Katherine B. (Ballard) Alexander Alice W. Roe-Grenier' Vittorio Giglio ' Virginia M. (Ham) Chappell Mary H. (Hadlock) Smallman Dorothy (Rosen) Kahan George A. Andrewso * Dorothy A. (Griffin) Haclfleld 0 Mm'garet H. (Helferty) Ann (Walsh) Laferricl·e' Luigi G. AlITecchia Amy H. (Hall) Stiles Vera P. (Peterson) Hix ' Field Q PLC Mildred G. (Gutbrodt) Marshall Ernest P. Backofen° Mm'jOlie E. (Rietzel) Stilson Mary J. Humphries' K. Annette (Kettlety) William S. Sullivan' James E. McElroy * Robert J. Bevilacqua' Gardiner c PLC Gloria Y. (LaPlante) Lamarre' Agnes G. (Goralski) Vincent" * Rose M. (Kwochka) Moskwa' David E. Borthwick * Evelyn B. (Burr) Long' Olive (De Robbio) Lanni Eudora W. (Menimn) Williams Thomas J. Peil'ce * Kenneth K. Brown" Antonette M. (Montecalvo) Leonard M. Levin Ruth W. (Wallace) Rheaume' * Lucy C. (M,rrkowski) Canis' Mahon Dorothy (Francis) Monbleau' 1939 Geltrude K. (Karl) Schneider' Normand Cantin" Carmella A. Pecorm'o Russell N. Monbleau' CarmineJ. Bonitati Gloria M. (Costa) Shea Dorothy J. Chirnside Florence B. (Bucci) Spaziano 0 Arleen S. (Sloane) Munroe Francis.}. Butler" Ethel M. (Karklin) Sperling' Irene E. (Pitkin) Cochrane Evelyn L. (MCCalty) Nolan' 1935 Sara C. (Whiteley) Carline' Rachel D. (Donahue) Wyche Joseph E. Cotta + Virginia P. (poyas) Perry 0 Rudolph A. Bigda' Avis P. (Welch) Dickerson' A. M. Devineo Genevieve (Moody) Reneyo Kil'ke B."Everson 0 PLC 1946 Mercedes (Rush) Clifford John B. Di Biasi Josephine Renola' Alice N. (Buonacorsi) Alfano' Doris L. (Varley) Dick' Paul Filipowicho Robert E. Evans Dorothy ('I\veedale) Shermml' Mmie A. (Chilli) Bankelt Loretta (Mannolini) Medeiros Mm'garet M. (Moore) Foster Warren Fish Mm·jmie B. (Bliss) Gore Maurice E. Talbot + Evelyn L. (Loomis) Brady Howe B. (Lavalle) Phelps Richard A. Freed' PLC Ronald H. Wright Jean S. (Stanley) Cochrane Walter A. Quilitzseh' * Hilda V. (Veroff) Rosenthal' Arthur R. Gale ' Colette Dickey ' Margaret M. Roessler c Willm'd F. Seaton' 1943 Elvinio A. Giacomini Clm'a B. (Banowman) Goldberg Angela R. (Campanella) Verdi Beatlice H. (Hanison) Spm·ks' Avis T. (Gardiner) Boatwright Barbara (Niemiec) Hurley Pem'l R. (Ricci) Grathwohl' Beatlice Z. (Zeiner) Widger' Dorcas E. (Fredericks) Tbney' Winifred W. (Wildenhain) Hm'ry J. Jenkins' Sheila (Ross) Hutton Jacquelin M. (Martin) Wright Bourgoin° Florence (N oall) Krieg' 1936 Lucille G. (Gotsell) Killiany' PLC Miriam S. (Cook) Brayton Joseph N. Kuzew' Pauline M. (Morse) Astin 1940 Alice A. Brickach' Jeannette B. (Belanger) McElroy Olga (Novetsky) Bates Edwm'd H. Lipson Wesley C. Crawley 0 Mmy B. (Gajdowski) McGowan' Ruth N. (Nelson) Campbell 0 Victor P. Mariani " Helen W. (Welch) Ewald Elisabeth (Kurdeka) Bazin Natalie P. (Pino) Minelli ' * N e\\rton B. Cohn ° PLC Charles McCoy' Hilda T. Hirst Mary A. (Coffey) Brown Elena H. Pilloni Pauline R. (Rockett) Colerick Herve F. Morisseau James B. HowarthO Rob€lt V. Comstock' Shirley S. (Smith) Poynter Elsie G. (Gray) Comstock' Thomas J. Murphy DOlis (Gay) Hutchinson' Elvira A. (Agostino) Conti Betty (Skin'ow) Shipley' Kathleen H. (McCrudden) Coyle' Miquelina A. (Amaral) Neves Muriel L. (Pickett) Kent G1enah H. (Hathaway) Cooke G. Irene M. (Matta) Souza MyerJarcho Alfred N. Nunes Flora H. (Hall) Knowles B. Ralph Dian' Elizabeth F. Lemos 0 Gilbert A. Olson Florence C. (Lester) Monroe John F. Doherty '83MST ' Malian E. (Lovely) Mandeville David P. Etzel Harlow L. Paul Amelia C. (Sartini) Nlannolini Joseph Peschel
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32 BRYAJ'JT EDSINESS 'VINTER 2002 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS - Anthony A. Pompei Mills C. Perry' Ira Silv€nnan° Sally (Schwartz) Tiller' Richard H. Collemer' Raymond A. Raiche Nicholas N. Perry' Joseph E. Simiele Gail S. (Smith) Walker' Patricia (Reynolds) Duffy Joan T. (Richer) Robichaud c John A. Pimental Naomi G. (Grabow) Singer C Donald F. Walsh ' PLe Frederick H. Eaton' PLe
Nina M. Ryder Victor Primavera,.Jr. 0 PLC Anthony S. Stasio '7"H James A. Ward Amy E. (Umbs) Grundy Ernest C. Shaghalian Anthony Y Radavich' James E. Sullivan° Audrey M. (Lima) Watts William F. Harty Se:ymour A. Shennan H. F. Richards Luke E. Thorpe JohnH.Joyce PLC 1952 Wallace E. St. Angelo' Norman E. Rogers Benjamin L. Thw"Ston° Jerome Kaplan° Benjamin A lJanoO Arnold C. Stansfield' Olin G. Sawyer' Rudolph T. Venditti' Fred C. Kenney ' Cecile L. (Levesque) Allen Eugene N. Ste,·ens John L. Shelburn * Robelt D. Wales () * PLC Raymond R. La Brecque Mary M. (Magill) Altomare Eileen M. (Kingsley) Stocking Adolph Sidoruk * PLe Leo F. Walsh' Margaret S. (Wallaee) Francis A. AmbroseO Lawson0 * PLC Charlotte L. (Lowney) Tomas 0 PaulJ. Silvia' Charles Weiss Harry Anderson Gerard O. Trahan W. W. Sowyrda George W. B. Whiting Janet M. (Mabey) Lund Ralph D. Barry Patricia A. (Allain) Vaillancourt Margaret G. (Fallon) Turnbull Ronald D. Wilbur Robert L. MacDonald Joan R. (Rapp) Bothast Jack Wilkes Thomas P. Wallace' Reno L. Zammarchi [) Bernard F. McDonald Gerald P. Chernoff' Osbelt F. Wordell Frank Walsh Edward L. Medick 1951 SteveJ. Costas George W. Weller" Bessie (Carambelas) 1949 Robert A. Amiconeo Ed ward Cunha Mountzoures Francis T. Yuknao * John A. Adamowicz C Anthony M. Amore Anthony G. D' Adamo' Angelo N ardolillo Victoria Agsanian-Ovian 1950 Mary K. (Knight) Andrews' Josephine A. Del Vecchio ' Lucy J. (Skoneski) Normand LOlTaine R. Atkin Edward A. Adameewicz Pat (Macdonald) Benero Anthony F. Di Giovanni Otto w. Olson Alan Atkinson' * Alfred G. Almeida T. G. Buckless' Willard D. Fenn Robel1 H. Petrarca, Sr. ° PLC
Joseph Bacchieri Calvin A. Archard Sl€phen A. Canestrari' GladysJ. (Jaworski) Gaj C Jane:\1. (Dziubinski) RingO Donald L. Beales' Philip L. Atsatt Joan G. (Greywacz) Carrington' Thomas E. Gannon Walter C. Tillinghast '88H ' PLe
William L. Benson' Michael W. Bannan James A. Celone o Joseph J. Gimlewicz Daniel Weiss 0 PLC Richard F. Bergeron Victor A. Beland Frank J. Centazzo John A. Groff Norman (Salus) Wildfeuer Annand C. Bonneau'" PLC Edmund J. Bro\vn° Anthony D. Chakoian Oscar Gross [) Earl R. Willis' Betty D. (Dexter) Browning' Nicholas L. Cannat..1 Robert W. Chambers Albert L. Gustafson ' Lucy B. (Bottone) Zodda' Donald A. Buckingham Winthrop Carlson RobertJ. Chase Janetl€ H. (Brown) Hopkins 1954 Gerald Carlin Robert E. Chandlero Gerald Cherniack Fedelma Hurd Marlene C. (Carden) Adkins Kenneth E. Carlson Victor Chausseo Phyllis (Zammiello) Cicchelli Robert A. Iannotti ' Gail (Ross) Arnold Wendell H. Cheney" Peter Clarke Edward H. Clarke + Barbara K. (Koglin) JagnowO Frances L. (LaFerriere) Baboun George S. Clarke Jeanne (Battista) Cloutier Francis W. Como Spencer W. Kingsland' * Leon H. Balboni MlU;el Cleveland Beryl W. (Wilcox) Cole ' Gennaro Companatico Harold A. LaValley' PLe Nancy G. (Grandinetta) Balboni Mortimer Cohen' John N. Costa John W. Conley Alan E. Lang 0 * PLC Florence L. (Edwards) Baston Robert L. Danesi 0 Albert S. Cl'aven° Herbelt E. Cushing' Doris A. (Bombard) Lang 0 * PLC Jean M. Belhumeul',Jr. PLC Roy B. Davis 0 PLC Howard L. Curtis * Alfred W. Dark' Richard A. Larl€r Barbara (Gilardi) Benavides' Elizabeth N. (Newby) DeNoia Anthony J. DiBiasioo * Irma (Elman) Dembroff Robed F. Leonard' Vincent J. Bottoni' Elizabeth E. (Gaisford) Donnelly ErnestJ. Enos Andree J. Fanning 0 N orrna A. (Slocum) Mac Leod ' Sandra C. (Castleman) Brown John H. Donovan' Robert A. Flynn' M. E. Fenton Raymond F. MacKowski 0 MUl;el C. (Carmody) BoTIles ' WilliamJ. Doyle Philip H. Fm;e George T. Finley H. E. Marshall + Jean M. (Marso) Canham Bertrand J. Fayo Vincent P. Gallogly' Maurice Goodman 0 Marshall P. Mm1in Catherine H. (Hickson) Arnold I. Friedman Nancy E. (Ledoux) Hawkins' Stewart M. Grant P LC Guy W. Melcher' Champagne* Robert P. Gaffney' Robert P. Heaton' William E. Hidlero Joseph W. Merclli;o Wanda P. (Perkowski) Coderreo Adrian E. Geoffroy' Nancy S. (Stooks) Heffner BarbaraE. (Enos)James' Carolyn (Morrison) Moors .Joan M. Coleman Fred B. Gifford' Alvin Herman Frank Kanazawicho .Joan B. (Hoyle) Murphy' Shirley (Atamian) Derderian Robert H. Graham' * Edvl-'il1 Hiller ° George W. Rass 0 Robert Normand Patricia (Welch) Dicomitis Ed.. nu'd D. Greel' ° Harold Johndrow Margaret R. Kenny Gardner H. Palmer Robert C. Dobbins 0 * William B. Ha,,·ke ' Charles Johnston' Faith W. (Wilson) Lawton' Irene M. (Wadsworth) Pickering Robert A. Duffy Leo V. Heaney' Wall€rJ. Kane Alphonse A. Leblanc Margaret M. (Tansey) Nellie E. (Burdick) Eddyo Pietraszek 0 Albert W. Herman Melvin P. Klasky Robert L. MacKay ° Michael D. Fusellao Eleanor }~ (Finnegan) Reado John W. Hewitt Louise C. (Ciccone) Lachapelle ' HerbeltJ. :l1cLaughlin Paul Gazzerro John Recupero Richard L. Holbrook, Jr. PLC M.A. Lamb A. D. Mercier Natalie H. (Hotchkiss) Hall Thomas Rhodes 0 Alfred B. Horowitz Robel1 M. Larmett ' Michael V. Miozza William H. Harrop Charles E. Roberts David A. Kenahan Katherine E. (Lombardi) Solomon :Mouradjian Leon ,Jacy , LeonardO Teresa R. (Robbins) Samuels Elmer H. Kiontke ' J ahn R. Moynihan 0 * PLC Shan delle S. (Newman) Kenler Alfreda (Widmann) Liese ' Daniel B. Santos ( ,;, PLC Perry A. Kiritsy 0 PLI' Kenneth !vI. Nash PLC Arthur A. Kukla' Richmond G. Littlefield ° Arland D. Schonhe .. ' * PLe Raymond L. Kozlauoki FrederickJ. Palmer' Vivian E. (Langlois) Langlaois Kenneth W. Malcolm ' Fayne G. Seney 0 * George Leaska Donald O. Parry Edward A. Leckie' .John M. Mancini ° Theodore Sherman 0 Edward M. Levine RogerPelli David H. Leigh 0 PLC FrankJ. Marasco' Earl T. Stanton Alexander P. Lisy Eugene N. Perry Janice C. (Conrad) Littlefield Edward T. Morenzoni 0 Sven B. Svensen Elsie A. Lombard Thomas H. Pezzullo Harry B. Manningo Angelina (PolTeca) N ascenzi + Robert L. Tripp C Dominic A. Manduca 0 Hemy J. Picagli Joan A. (Tomlinson) Domenic Nascenzi Albelic C. Whil€ Helene S. Markoff '74H ' Sally (Shaffner) Reed 0 McDonald 0 PLC Robert Milici G. Alden Nettleton ' PLC Donald A. Richard' Margaret W. (Willig) Wilson Eleanor T. (Tyler) Menzies ° James J. Mlli"]lhy Elaine M. (Cal1nody) Palmer' Gloria (Michela) Roberts James F. Woolley Mary D. (Donnelly) Mergener' Gregory T. Parkoo '88H ° PLe Alex I. Nemeth Paul E . Roper 1953 Milton W. Nachbar' Harold N. Patch 0 Ralph L. NortemanC Charles D. Sanders Marguerite L. (Richard) William R. O'Brien 0 PLC ,) ulian T. Pietraszka Francis X. O'Connell 0 Robert H. Sandner' " Anderson Beverly E . (Wade) Ogden Ralph C. O'Connell ' Stanley F. Rak Vincent E. Santacroce CharleoJ. BelTY ' Gretchen K. (Kelly) Pelletier' .James K. Richardso John B. O'~eil David A. Shaker' , Robert N. Boulanger Francis A. Pettengill' Alice H. (Kra\<;ec) Pataky Patricia (De Young) Robbins Robe11 W. Shennan' Herbelt P. Browne Janet (Walker) Rutl€r' WilliamJ. Scanlon' Lloyd I. Pearson' Raymond P. Spurgas 0 Richard A. Capobianco' rLe Dorothy E. (Guenther) Scott 0 Edmund B. Silveria William O. Pelletier Milton T. Stone 0 Carolyn (Sippen) Clausen Regina (Duda) Pelli Samuel.J. Thompson Garry R. Coleman°
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Ann B. (Grivers) Smith Richard H. Looney' Barbara D. (Chiaramonte) Rudolph K. Matland 1960 Jacqueline R. (Brown) Spaight Raymond E. Manchester' Kennedyo * Donald H. McCarthy' Ivar D. Anderson JohnJ. Stanton Edward F. McCann° * Eileen (Salvadore) Lancia' John D. McNeill' William J. Bauman° * Ann L. (Blackwell) Wells ' Rosemary (O'Neil) McDermott' Mary C. (Can'oll) Lapeyrouse PLG S,mford Miller' J. R. Bedard Joseph H. Lemieux '94H 0 * PLC Nancy Wells William P. McQuinn 0 PLC Robert B. Moorehead James T. Beesmero Priscilla S. (Shardlow) Liptrot' Dorothy M. Wilding O Fl'ancisJ. Mecca Joyce E. (Etchells) Murphy Mmie (Nuzzo) Beesmer' Cheste r P. Lis ' Richard S. Miller William D. NagleO Cm·ol B. (Fen'Y) Bisagni 1955 Charles D. Miner William C. Machabeeo Thomas J. Nichols Marie (Roberts) Brennan' Howard Abel Patricia A. (Martineau) James Mahon° Louis A. Perrotta George C. Brotherton° Robert W. Alvord Monti PLC Mary G. (Giomo) Mitchell' Alexandra (Cary) Petersen Raymond T. Bush Louise M. (Pelissier) Beirne Robert K. MOl'avec o Alfred T. MOl1is,Jr. PLe '87MBA' Ernest Campos R. D. Blackburn William G. Morgan Sinval J. Oliveil'ao Rita H. (Harte) Reagan' Richard J. Casciano Francis J. Boucher Maynard D. Myers George 1. Olson° Frank R. Rogers Sheryl E. (Exley) Crowley I'Ll' James H. Bry:mn PLC Russell H. Paling' Matthew Park' Joan D. (Rosenstein) Sandman' John B. Currie '74MBA' Alfred S. Buckley' PLe Mmion A. (Streich) Prescott Richard A. Parmenter Lois M. (Walsh) Schillinger' Nancy A. (Niskanen) Davis COlinne Campanella JohnF. Rahill' Joseph J. Panilla Bernard C. Scott 0 * Paul V. DeLombao * PLC Edward G. CodelTe 0 Shiras P. Reeves John A. Pompei' Donald Shore Ruth L. (Hettinger) Richard Connor Thelma U. (Puzzo) Reeves Mm'Sha (Glickman) Reiser Carol (Anderson) Stamp DeLombao *' I'Ll' Michael P. Daley' Joseph Rose Real P. Remillard' J ahn F. Ten), Paul N.Dion Anty C. Daniels Irving Scott 0 Robert R. Heynolds 0 Donna (Foster) Veneri' John Falocco Hugh A. Dunlap, Jr. 0 * PLC Shirley (Bolli'beau) Shehan' Lillian G. (Mercier) Ridgewell 0 John A. Viola Alfred L. Felici Andrew E. Gaborcik o Solomon A. Solomon '64 ' Peter F. Russo' Robert E. West 0 Howard W. Gorham Thomas R. Graham 0 * Beverly V. (Vezina) Spannut hO• J o,,",ph V. Salzillo Joseph H. Zalucki' Mary D. (Denelle) Grady' Arlene U. Wsielski) Griffin' Robert J. StangeO Angel)'Il C. (ClUTeli) Scala' Richard K. Gunther 1959 Ralph Gustamachio 0 Rayrllond B. 'Thiesen° Carolyn M. (Girelli) Skeffington' Carl T. Hardt' Eleanor (Gmdin) Andrews * Lois (Fen'mi) Hebner Joseph V. Trepani Raymond Stannal'cl° Alton C. Holmes'· Edgar S. Lambert' * Richard H. Baylis Dante ,I. Ursini Barbara L. (Young) Donna K. (Gardner) Howell 0 Mona (O'Connell) Belcher Nicholas S. Leone Clyde E. Wade Tillinghast 0 J'LC Rosemary (Scittarelli) Hunlock' Robed B. Booth' George Leylegian Mmilyn W. (Walters) Wehrle PeterJ. Velitas Claire M. (Larrivee) Lizak' Paul E. Bourgault 0 Gerard N. Martel' * William J. YOUl'With' Edward A. Washburn Elaine D. (Warakomsky) Lusk' Mmtha L. (Petrarca) Breit Winifred P. (McGough) McMahon Betty H, (Hopkins) Wattendorf Robert B. Mac Vicar' 1957 James R. Bl'ennan° Robelt A. Mitchell Winslow C. WentwOlth Pasco L. Marroo * Matie E. (Tutalo) Acciardo Rosemary E. (Wolfinger) CalT' DonaldG.O'Neil ' Roger P. Wordell' Henry C. Marsella' PatIicia (Newman) Alpelin Virginia L. (Furtado) Currie' Eva K. (Klee) Posener James McPhillips Sandra M. (Karouz) Barilla 1958 Linda R. DeCm'Ia-Mangine' * Jane A. (Allan) Potter Robert E. Metivier Beverly B. Barna MaI1lyn L. (Jenkins) Alexander' Cynthia J. (Peckham) Dewey Gerald A. Robelt 0 Paul Alexandero Ronald K. Morrill Earl H. Robinson° L. L. Berard Teresa M. (Leonard) Donahue Anthony T. Allegretti '91 CAGS Patricia A. (Young) Peltier RobertJ. Roecklein' Keith W. Blakeo Robert L. Donaldson Carol (McComb) Anderson' James T. Pickering? Marilyn (Horowitz) Rubin Mary (Pease) Brilliant Grace (Pettinicchi) Ducharmeo L. E. Aubrey' Lynne A. (Ochieano) Rehbein Edward H. Schmitz Robert G. Chandler' Venita A. (N eforos) Fotopulos 0 William R. Baestlein * Joseph Homano' Raphael C. Seney Frances D. (Almonte) Ciancaglini Aimee M. (Melillo) Gannon Peter G. Barilla Muriel A. (Rioux) Rose Henry L. Simard William C. Coffin' Timothy J. Gillis 0 John N. Beckley Joan A. (Zemaitis) Schafer' Daniel A. Spaight A1thur T. Connor' Frances I. (Waters) Gregos George E . Bello '96H' PLC Ronald G. Schaller Nancy N. (N ewkirk) Tedder ' I'Le Joseph A. Correia' Robert E. Hallock' Richard B. Benson + James L. Sheedy ° Maurice P. Thomas Joseph N. Cugini Peter O. Johnson Nicholas L. Berdos' Sue (Phetteplace) Sheppard' Phillina A. (Ashby) Trepani Stanley P. Cybulski' * Anthony G. Mardo Edward G. Bimler' Anthony J. Silva Siro T. DeGasperis 0 PLC Kenneth H. Mason° Marie I. (Penino) Ursini Janice P. (Matinati) Souza Louise A. (Pacia) Delvecchio Robert D. Blinn * PLC Lucia L. (Curreri) Monti' Thomas A. Steinson 1956 Marcia M. (Kapinos) Ducharme Paul P. Brennan° Jacqueline B. (Bowen) Morrill Paul A. Biadaszo Kenneth F. Thomas Jacqueline (Ruest) Ericson° * FLC Thomas A. Charpentie.r' Raymond E. O'Neill Janice (Krieger) Weavill John C. Bulley ' John A. Fazzina Barbara (Cranson) Chellel GIOlia (Beel'S) Otley' Darelle L. White Yolanda L. CalitIi 0 Allan Fellman Deanna O. (Leiss) Clark Russell P. Paonessa* PLe .T ohn D. Callahan' PLe Bradford D. Fenton William A. Collins 0 Robert E. Paulhus' 1961 Ruth R. (Roach) Cannon Philip A. FelTaguto" James CostaO William H. Peckham Lewis A. Alderman J ean F. (Wyka) Chl1lpcala Fredrick H. Fiedler' Earle P. Cross Paul D. Picard David E. Allardice·' PLe Joseph A. Ciacciarelli John J. Fitta° Charles H, Davis Rose Marie (Maculan) Powell' PLe Evelyn M. (Mansolillo) Almonte' Adelheide A. (Schlaepfer) Colwell William J. Franks PLe ClardJ. (Tobiasz) Domnm"Ski Carol A. (Sorensen) Randall CatherineJ. (Luca) An·uda' Charles T. Connery Eugene F. Gadai ' Alfred J. Donais Charles J. Regan * James D. Baird Ralph O. Cote * PLC Joseph M. Garofalo Karl F. Elicson* '91H 0 l'LC Rupert RetamalO Francis L. Basile Mary E. (Carpenter) Crockett Angelo A. Gatta* Edwm'd A. Erskine Ronald J. Sader John E. Bezak Martin S. DeSomma Robert A. Gilarde Raymond J. Fallon' 'fhomas E. Santoro Marjorie E. Bibby Pauline M. (Barthelet) Denault' Robert T. Fuller Ralph A. Glassey 0 * Janet C. (Cote) Sheedy' Frank G. Bingham '72MBA' PLe Albert J. Di Fonzo Barbara N. (Nye) Gorhamo Donatantonio Gerardio P.G. Small MattJ. Boland Richm'd H. Fastenau Barbar·a F. (Foley) GIiesemer Paul E. Godbout Jacqueline S. (Shenuski) MmjoIie E. (Clough) Bope Janet M. (Pm'kinson) Fiedler' William B. Grinold George K. Hagopian' Stromberg' Lawrence J ..Braids o EdwardJ. Fitzgerald' Joseph Guiot* '81MST' TinaA. (Grzyb) Jackman" * Edwin T, Taylor William L. Buchanen Edward R. Gagnon Adrien D. Hebert' Gerald W. Jarvis Anne R. (Johnson) Thomas James W. Buckley Maria E. (Burger) Gagnon Werner C. Herdecker Donald L. Kobs' Richard G. Vangermeerschc Gwen O. (Tomkins) Cardarelli' Lowell D. Hanson' Walter D. Hope' * Edward C. Labrecque Edmund Viele Lawrence C. Cm'gill Marcel G. Hebert '75MBA' DonaldJ.Jacqucs Robert K. Legare O.J. Wikse William J. Cm'!"' Suzanne (Bibeault) Hebert Mm·garet R. (Giroux) Janikies PLC Ina G. (Gold) London' Burton Zitkin LynnJ. (Jenney) Case' Autino O. Maraia 0 PLC John E. Hening' Nicholas W. Janikies '86H PLe Kathleen T. (Tomlinson) Clark' Aaron Hirsh William G. Jerome * Donald M. Marchetti John A. Cummings Alvin J. Ktitzman Diana M. (Policastril Marro'"'
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John H. E llis Pt C Bewrl>· .J. (Rego) Kel ly Ronald A. Caplan Lloyd J. Menard 1967 lIlary E. Goodwin Gloria H. (Hnluh) Koni5h Leo CascQ Patricia A. (Maxwell) Neal Paulette L. (Lussier) Allaire' Donald 1\1. Gordon' Pt C Dominick R. LaBella Robert F. Cen1to° Kevin A. O'Brien" Bruce C. Anderson * PLC Richard M. Greifcr Joseph !VIae Iariello Wanda (Pl-Lybyla) Chenot Ronald L. Parnigoni Chester W. Banows
Linda Hare Rawlings Stuart A. }lurtin" Joanna G. ( Gug li e~netti) Dianne P. (Palacz) Picccrclli 0 Donald W. Bishop F rank S. Honey * Enid G. (Ri,·kin) Meyers * CiciUineo Ralph K. Pitcher' * Robert H. Blake' Edward K. Hutton° William L. Miner Robert D. CloutierO Suzanne (Taveira) Rigley Stephen P. Boxer Diane K. Impellitteri Barbara C. (KovarO\ic) Noble Marcia F. (Frey) Dacey Frederick E. Robinson Frances V. (Valati) Brew Walter A. Jachem Robelt Oliveira * David I. Dorsey Salvatore A. Saccoccio Joseph.J. Bustin Irene K. (Nagao) Kaneshiki· Pat11cia L. (Carbone) Ott' Lynne C. (Haber) F ogel Marolyn F. (Fascio) Senay William Camacho William J. Fox PL e Gel'aldJ. Kirkwood " PLC Paul A. Pannoni Harold M. Shennan" Ronald J. Cioe l'LC C. Richard Koster Gordon B. Parsonso R B. Griffith Patricia (DeMaio) Shennan" Carole E. (O'Brien) Cook" Hamilton R. Hanson° HatTY W. Larson° RObelt J. Pye Maureen K. (KelT) Shook' Michael E. Fisher" PL(' Ellen L. (Lidman) Levitl;ky James M. Reynolds J erry A. Houghton° Gloria.J. (Bassett) Silva Barbara (Fiore) Flanagan Paul O. Lewis Alfred Santos Judith R (Perlman) Kosloff John A. Skoglund * SusanJ. Fowler* Julio C. l\!aggiacomo Robert P. Saxon Joseph L. Lagarto Nancy K. (Kelly) Spaulding" Ronald H. Girard Richard J. Mahar Bruce N. SchatzO PLC TheresaA. (Skype) Barry H. Steinfink Jane L. (Mahoney) Lewandowskio * pte Grayhurst':' PLC Antoinette S. (Servidone) Maney Orville G. Sheldon' Brenda B. (Billings) Thoma Dennis R. Lima 0 VincentJ. Marcantonio Rosemary:VI. (Martin) SmithC Joseph D. Vigliotti Judith (Kipp) Heath Paul G. Lindquist '76YlBA' Virginia M. (Senft) May Joseph Spinelli" Robert C. Washburn Bernard A. J ackvony PLC Marcia (Feuerstein) Lovinger? BernardJ. McNulty Edward B. St. John Mary Zainyeh Robert S. Kratz' * Paul A. Lussier Jo-Anne (Lawson) Miner William S. Taylor Susan H. (Holley) Maguire Wendy R (Merrick) McVey 1966 Donald C. )1itchell Richard J. Torrcnti Robert H. Maney' Judith C. (Car·lson) Meisel Arnold M. Alkes Dorothy F. iFeeley) MOlin Roslyn P. (Pompilio) Warlike Merle L. (Timins) Marmelstein Raymond A. Melillo PLC John A. Baldinelli Richm· ° Five or more years of * Matching gift made by donor's • Matching gift company PLC President's Leadership Council + Deceased continuous giving company BRYANT BUSINESS WJ~TER 2002 35 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS George Goodman Benjamin M. Meyer' Gail (Brust) Ross ' 1972 BarTY E. Vinik Andrew Gl-ay 0 J osephine A. (Abatuno) Murgo Doris (Ouelette) Santoro' PLe Christine M. (Maloney) Auderson Paul G. Wclch' .John K Harris '72MBA' Ted M. Sherman JohnJ. Archibald' Joseph S. Wesolowski Thomas :B~ Hewitt PLC Edward V. Murray '81MBA' Robelt A. Srnith* '88MB A RobertJ. Beaulieu Richard Wontka Donald G. Isles '74MBA John M. Ogni ' William J. Stand6ng Charleane P. (Pape) Boyles 1973 Jason A.Jaffe' PLC Antonio 1. Oliveira John F. Templer' Robert E. Bradley Roger A. Almeida JonathanJ. Kaplan' * PLC Fred WPalm Anthony L. Traversa" Kei th H. Caspersen Albert K Autonio Teddy P. Kontaxis David G. Pierce PLC William F. Valentine Joseph W Cavallar'o' Daniel Asadoorian Virginia A. (Richard) Lamothe Wilfred J. Provost VincentJ. Vinci ° Richard A. Charnack John A. Aukema Doris T. (Thomson) Lindgren' Janet H. (Hemond) Robidoux 0 Philip C. Walker Joseph F. Clark Chllstine L. (Lighty) Ballard John J. Lipa" FLC David R. Rosen Theodore A. Williams' EdwardJ. Desaulnier PLc Richard P. Begin Carol A. (Howland) Luther' * Joseph:\.f. Salvadoreo Alan G. Wolfe RonaldJ. Desrochero Robert Berk Judith A. (Dawson) Mack Richard C. Sardella PLC Kathleen A. (Altharn) Zawasky John H. Doherty Charles H. Boklan William E. Maguire Lezlee D. (Bishop) Shaffer Robert P Doyle 1971 Alessandra (Ciccarelli) Borges David E. Marmelstein Lionel Souza Louis E. Duarte Robert M. Armstrong Robert E. Brule James J. MeN amara Douglas E. Stark* P LC Waltel' H. Edwards * K oreen D. (Cotter) Bears' Thomas J. Bryant Robelt F. Mitchell * PLC Andrew D. Sundberg" Jay R. Einhorn U Korman L. Belgal'de * '78MBA Claudia A. (Scalise) Chaffee Peter L. Newell PLC Daniel R. Tartaglia Thomas L. Ford James J. Bialek" Charles G. Conklin' George E. Partaledis Willis Vermilyea' Bernard Formal Caryl A. (Whitcher) G. E. Crane Samuel H. Pilcho *' PLC Jonathan H. Frede * 1970 Bingham 0 PLC Pasquale F. DeBernardo James S. Richal'dsonc PLC Robert H. Gentili Jane L. Abbott Leonard Brisco '73MBA Richard A. DeJoseph' Barry Ringelheim Bruce R. Germani Marte E. (Mon-a) Aguiar Robel't E. Christie Barbara A. (Witengier) DePaola Susan L. (Lutocka) Rochette Robert M. Goodn'au Armand J. Almeidao Charleen Christy' Jeffrey L. Doppelt * Jean L. Souza John E. Andcl'son HerbeltJ. Gray * Thomas J. Coronis' Robert K Duby * PLC James R. Squadrito Hamid F. Greiner Edward M. Andrews Eydie (Carreiro) Costa Donna (Gillespie) Ford JeromeJ. Squatrito '83MST 0 *' PLC Rosemary A. (Azzoli) Gro"i Kathleen P (Perri) Daniele' Herbed T. Gaboriau' Anthony J. Tutalo Karen E. (Kuhn) Antonio Raynold R. Harnois Janet M. DeLeo' Kpnneth R. Gendron John P Wilks Norma M. (Pelletier) Beaudry J. C. Heil' John W. Draper Stephen J. Gravitt Darlene E. Williams Harlan D. Benetti JohnJ. Hendel'Son° JosephJ. Duffy' David G. Greenan T ~jllian \Vinokero Patricia A. (DeSenna) Bialek"' David A. Henry 0 David A. Finkelstein Rodney H. Grundman Richard A. Woolsey Mary E. Burdick" ThomasJ. HollingwOl~thO Charle, ,J. Garfinkel' Robert H. Hansono PLC Louis D. Carano '79MB A ' Thomas R. Holt' 1969 Richard C. Gobrick J €l'emiah Harrington Albert W. Chamillard David M. Gold PLC Gary B. Hopkins * Andrew M. Arsenault 0 Kenneth A. Hendrickson '76:VIBA Ralph A. Clegg Ben J. Ingcgllcri Christy D. Bedgio" Lois A. (Tierney) Gottlieb Judith P. (Pontifice) Higgins Linda M. (Larose) Costa" Lawrence F. Jarvis I'LC Deborah L. (Dey) Bell ' Norman L. Gottlieb John B. Hogan Karen L. (Wentworth) Richa"l A. Kaplan Gene A. Carlone * Douglas R. Hazlett Karen L. (Consolati) HoitO DavenpOlt O Alan J. Kl uger 1'1.(" Louis A. Carney BarbaraJ. (Crouse) Henry' Irene M. (Lombardi) Huntley Donald E. DeBolt John A. Kocon° Thomas Celona Raymond W. Iannetta:> PL(, James V. Isher\\'ood" Ralph A. Dean" PLC Mark E. Koellmer Gerald F. Cel'ceo PLC Judy L. (Slitt) Koellmer J ames T. Kaull' Vincent L. DelN ero Paul M. Law Elizabeth A. (Doyle) Kortright 0 Johanna M. (Zanella) Christina Patricia (Cmtis) Eason Richard J. Komita Dana S. Lampert RobeltJ. Leduc" Robert A. Cioe PLe Richard J. Fallon' David P. Korona * Emmett Lance Michael T. Martin Leslie B. (Barks) Contactini" Charles German PLC Salvatore Lawito Diane E. Lang Patllei" A. (Merola) Mathews Howard D. Coshak' Richard GrutL'ldaLITiao Janet (Tolman) Le B')euf David S. Lans Brian N. McCoy J. Steven Cowen PLC Guyue A. Lombari 0 John A. Hatch George V. McKenna '93MST Anthony J. Dionisi James H. Lawrence ° David D. Low· Janice M. (Niznick) Hendrickson Charle, M. McMahon Joseph T. Duffy' PLe Pauline L. (Dumas) Leduc' Emico C. Maccarone Ina (Goldberg) Hoffman Christine T. (TI1 pp) Miles Francis J-. Engert Alan 1.,oweO Ronald L. Martel ° Richard K Hm'St 0 RobertJ. Mahoney '92CAGS' N onna M. Mousseau Lawrence :V!. Finkebtein John KJablonski ' Robert C. McDonald James S. Marszalek ° * Theresa G. (Gagnon) Murphy' Michael F. Foley 0 Robe,t P Mead PLC Norman E.Jow'denais'" I'LC Joseph E. Picardo Robert E. Goudreau' Carolyn (Marcello) McCoy' RobeltJ. Nunes Kenneth J. Kelly Peter Porter 'S9MBA ° Elizabeth E. (Bixler) Gurney' Riehar'd D. Mercier ° * John M. Onysko Jefti~ey A. Kesnero George H. Rc1ymond David T. Hansen Raymond V. Morel JillE. Owens Bernard W Klimaj '79MBA DennisJ. Read Elizabeth (Tokarz) Hemingway Susan T. (Tessier) Pascale Stephen O. Paden 'S5CAGS Richard G. Koestner ° ~ Edward M. Replenski Jeffrey B. Hodgdon Marld. Pechak' E. Robert Panella Sanora C. (Blough) Leduc John S. Ribezzo Frances (Dandurand) Horsfield Ruth J. (Johnson) Rauche' George L. Pelletier" Lawrence B. Lipton Gary S. Rickel' Chester A. Howard Carol A. (Zannini) Raymond Barry M. POlt 'HiiMBA ° Deborah S. Lynch HO\vard B. Rivkin'" William G. Roessel 0 Kathleen L. (Lamb) Howard ' PaulaJ. (Charlonne) MacDonald Terry L. Richards' Roger B. Ruotolo Margaret C. (Chiaradio) Dennis F. Jacques PLC Clifford D. Maney '77MBA" RockettoO BlUee R. Rinebolt Joseph A. Saccocciao * John W Jennings Carol (Mancu~o) McNamara Thomas L. Ross Mark E. Robbins Ernest R. Santoro' PLe David S. J eranian Gerald P. McNamara WPRyan William A. Rose Barnett E. Sapul'stein Irwin H. Kabakoff Antonio H. Miguel ' Elaine D. (Gordon) l:3apLU'stein Helen A. (McAuliffe) Rotella O Gary A. Kazanjian !'LG Richal'd J. Savage '77MBA David S. Mukamal Timothy R. Scanlon PLl' Dennis B. Kent '82MBA' Albert K Shaw Stephen D. Shol'l'ock Kathleen M. (Morton) Muller Daniel F. Schmitt 0 * Pl.(· Paul F. Shen'Y ' Steven R. SilverbergO Douglas S. Krupp '89H" PLe Lloyd r=. Oliver George H. Schohel ' Russell R. Shippeeo I'LC Allen D. Smith ~ Steven E. Lander Harold E. Olson Richar'd C. Singer' Lawr ence M. Spizman° Joseph M. Smith Barbara R. Maroney Barbara A. (Mushinski) Palm Janet L. (Norbury) Skahill ' Janet C. (Roy) Tetrault ' Peter J. Stevens William A. Martin Julius F. Papitto' Margaret (McNamara) Skenyon Edward W McManus + Lynne M. Tyner" Samuel G. Stevens 0 Donald J. Parker Paul PSt. Onge PLC Carl A. Winquist Randall C. Terk' David J. Medeiros John S. Renza PLC Mallon E. (McEaehrun) Tripp' Patricia G. (Getty) Wright Susan A. (Rocha) Teser' David N. Ricchiute" John E. Turpin * '76MBA' PI.( Michael C. Tomasso Diane M. (Mislick) Rivkin '" Robelt L. Tromhley '791VIBA 0 '" Mary M. (Goldener) Rood o Five or more years of * Matching gift made by donor's • Matching gift company PLC President'i' Leadership Council + Deceased continuous giving company 36 BRYAN'l'lJUSr:-;ESS WINTER 2002 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Edward Vasconcellos Richard Shanley Ronald J. Parker' Michael W. Gendron Kathleen A. (Styslo) Cooper ' Richard L. Veilleux Jon W. Sikorski 0 Robert L. Paul o Robert D. Gouin' Dennis L. Desmarais Craig F. Wilson George G. BladeD * Steven A. Read PLe William J. Grabert" Kay H. DuckwOlth John ZajchO\vski 0 Steven L. Smith Victor F. Rebello WayneA.Hall JohnG.Dunn Joseph C. Zogby '79lVIBA" Beverly A. Soriano 0 Joseph A. Rossi Dean R. Halper Dyan M. (Dacunto) Dupont' Heginald A. Spinello Roger A. Roy" ,john P. HiUO * Lori (Gerace) Finley" 1974 Peter A. Sullivan" PLC Stephen A. Rudloff Chri~ topher H. Hoopiso George E. Foehro * Carter G. Anderson' Richard M. Teolis Joseph D. Santangelo Raymond P. Hopkinso Alan S. Ford '82MB A " John M. Andrews Francis T. Vano Mark E. Shoham Heather A. Huebner" H. Kent Goetjen° * PLC Deanna D. (Jimenez) Beachen \VilliamJ. Vaf'af:. '" * Marcy G. (Galinsky) Slye Barbara M. (Koncki) Hummelt William V. Golas Magdi Bichay 0 J ames T. Walsh' Scott E. Slye Stanley F. Jarzombek '83MB A 0 Dwayne S. Goulding ° Robert C. Blanchette' Carl W. Wikse Kevin C. Smith RitaE.Jensen° Brian N. Graveline '&'3MBA 0 * Stephen T. Boulter Susan (Burke) Wilson John L. Spremulli Robcrt S. Kashmanian '80MBA" Thomas E. Grega Brian A. Bouvier Clifford W. Yee John B. Stone Robert T. Kells KennethJ. Groh Gerard R. Cayer '82MST Richard P. Sullivan John W. Kolwicz" Paul A. Hassie 'SIMBA 0 Philip R. Chase' 1975 Brenda M. (Nov.icki) Sylvia Joan T. (Milici) Kuzniar Anne T. Helmstetter Craig B. Cole Edward S. Abraham Frederick S. Tanner Hichard S. Lampack 0 Steven J. Issa '82MBA Edward R. Comstock '76MBAo James C. Angell Michael H. Tapper '86MB A Brian R. Le Blanc 0 Jeffrey T. Johnson Constance E . Conger-Billings' John T. Appleton' Francis M. Tarantino Paul F. Lefebvre '86lVIBA 0 Robin D. (Vincent) Jordan Michael G. DeBenedetto Robert G. Arcand '78MBA° Luanne (Giles ) Topper Edward A. Lucente Kathy (Kuemer) Jorgensen Beverly E. (Kliger) Delauri Thomas C. Ballard William E. Travis Stanley J. Malachowski Roger S.Jorgensen 'SOMBA William F. DiMaio Robert A. Bernalewski Bernard L . Trinkle PIF Charles E. Marrao ,Joanne (Lipset) Kaye Michael Dionne PLC Paul B. Bono Emile G. Threnne Steven W. McLaughlin Thomas J. Kean WIlliam C. Donaldson Stephen M. Bot",i noffo Terrence M. '!Yrrell 'S01fBA Karen E . (Lewis) Medici " Michael T. Keane' James C. Dorian '82MBA David Bradbury Amie .J. (Powell) Wallace JamesP. Meehan '85MBA' Edward A. Keating' Nancy C. (Christensen) Dye' Joseph A. Brouillard Susan B. (Hicks) Wasserman David P. Miller Elise A. (Cornachini) Kelly TelTance W. Fan'ell Thomas Camsa Richard P. Watelet ' MichaelJ. Moon PLC Rexford A. Kirkman' Kenneth Favreau Thomas C. Catto JohnJ. Webber * PLC Alpxandet B. Petrides U Patricia R. (RochefOlt) Kowalski Paul Flaherty ° Carolyn A. (Aldrich) Chaharyn Robert C. Wood * David W. Pipe1'° *' Edward 1. Kozin' Vincent R. Flerruning '7SlVIBA Theresa A. (Almeida) Charest Max J. Zaniewski 0 Michael E. Riley" DOl'anna M. (Watterson) Ronald M. Gagnon Patricia I. Clauss o La Bon teO Paul D. Roy 0 * Alan T. Gorman Lawrence D. Cohen 1976 Dona)d Ryle Oscar H. Lavallee '79MBA' William R. Graveline Gilbert A. Couto' VincentJ. Arnold Doreen E. (Campbell) Salk Cindy L. (Belostock) LeYavor' Louis R. GU311"acino Donald F. Crist * LoriJ. ('I\lCker) Banning' Ho\vard S. Schreiber Mark A. Lopes Eugene F. Hackett Timothy A. Davey Timothy J. Banning 0 + RulhJ. (Francis) Servant Carol R. (Rohrbach) Losee Daniel F. Harrington Paula (Silva) Devine Harold D. Barker Susan E. ("j eyerholz) Shaw AlbertJ. Marcella Patricia M. (Murphy) Hawksley Dermis A. Dionneo Margherita D. (De Quattro) James Silva David G. Marchetti Susan T. (Belhumeur) Hines' MariaN. DosanjosO Barker ° Gail K. (Kinkade) Southard' Donna L.Marsella' * Claudia A. (McElroy) Hoffman' James Drost' Carolyn R. Barone Philip D. StangO Deborah E. (Godfrey) Martell Douglas M. Hood Robelt N . Durand' Jody O. (Olsen) Baum Geraldine R. (Rodgers) Tappan'- J ohn A. Martin Williaro N . Isrin' Robert M. Fargo Roger N. Begin° * Pl,C Paul Taubman Cl Harold J. Marzini Deborah A. (Grygalonis) Madcne K. (Klein) Farrell Raymond T. Bergantino' Mi chael A. Topper Paul D.Mattera Johnson° Donna M. (Messore) Ferrara Joseph A. Bergeron' Ronald E. Valente Scott B. Matty* Ernest J. Joly Laurel S. Bishow' * PLG Frank C. F letcher Frances V. (Blissert) McCutchin William M. Kahn Richard A. Blake" Arthur M. Victorino Victor P. Gagliardi 0 Gary P. Mitchell Nancy J. Landry' Steven A. Blazer Burton J. Waltman PLC Robclt G. Gauvino Laurie M. (Blair) Mockler John R. Lott' Steven L. Bokoft" Donald G. Waltz Jimmy R. Hanis Denise C. (Caciagli) Moon PLe James F. McDonald ' Roland lVI. Boucher Charles E. Waters '77MBA Theresa iMcGo"'an) Hill ' * Michael J.Moon PLe Michael A. McGregor Kenneth G. Bo,,"man David B. Westby .Jay R.Johnson Harold A. Nelson° John E.McLaughlin William H. Bracbtreet Laura R. (DeGennaro) VVhite* Doreen G. (Greene) Kagan Thomas E. Nichols' Joaquim :Medeiros Linda-Jo B. (Babcock) Butler" Stephen C. Whitney' Joan C. Karpeles Ronald E. Pallisco Barry S. :l1ellor Robert K. Casayant () * WalterJ. Wiacek Karla Kelly * Karen E. (Maxcy) Palmer Kevin M. Millea Robert K Charest Rita A. Williams-Bogar* ],Iarcia L. (Maroni) Ki elb' Raymond F. Parker' William F. X. Moody }leryl A. Clark Deborah (Spratt) King* 1977 Raymond E. Petrie Robert G. 1\-1oore Deanna W. (Webb) Croucher Gerald W. Knowlton Mary S. (Such) Allen Richard A. Pierson 'I\iciaJ. (Sweeney) Mullen Barry Davidson Lisa LangO Stephen E. Altimas Michael W. Pirolli Lawrence B. Norstrom Dennis De Cesare '79MBA 0 Donald G. Lapolte John E . Anderson PLe Joan E. (Marchetti) Rivelli Daniel A. N OUl'Y Ann E. (Siplo) Levy Ronald C. DeF10lio Thomas C. Baum '82MBA JamesJ. O'Halloran '" Janice N. (Nordin) Lewis" Carleen M. (Laboissonniere) Michael R. Bigda '8:3MBA Ann H. (Hubbard) Rotatori * DeSisto O* Wao11e J. Pacheco DavidJ. Long Louise N. (Chagron) Boulet J effrey J. Rotatori* Clifford ,J. Decko Robel1 E Paolo" Gail G. (Gendron) Lopes Charles J. Boulier Nancy L. Rumul Raymond W. Depelteau ThomaB A. Pari <) Theodore F. Masse Leslie A. (Mansolillo) Bucci 0 Douglas P. Sanders Dennis C. Di BencdcttoO Gregg C. Pead Sandra A. (Abdelahad) Matook Bronson B. Bump John J. Sanford Dennis }I. Dooley Annettc B. (Derry) Pearson' Douglas G. McClllrg '86MBA Laurel C. (Crosby) Burrill' Laval R. Sans William M. Drohan Daniel B. Perkins Dolores B. (Bialack) McLaughlin Timothy K. Bye Kathleen B. Savage Jeffrey D. DuFour Robelt lVI. Pezzullo Frank A. Melucci David W. Cameron Joanne E. Schencko * Thomas L. Dupont" Bruce E. PbllzgTaf Raymond L. Meyers Anthony J. Camilleri Karen A. (Coluci) Seward KevinM. Dmnin Donald H. Reimann ' 7~MBA ' Stephen J . Moussas J ean M. (Chiodo) Campbell Donald L. Siebert ° PLC John R. E6trella'~ Diane M. (Pearson) Rossi Robelt Mullen '82MBA William J. Skinner Jean C. (Hawkins) Rouleau Frank G. Ferri Ronald J. Caponera Thomas J . Murphy John K. Skumursld 0 MichaelJ. Franklin '91MBA' Anthony Rllscetta Catherine A. (Le :I!oine) Joanne (Grande) Choiniere Vincent L. Smith John L. Garceau '84MBAo Pamela S. (Felter) Sanford Norstrom Frank Spadanuta C Fredrick S. Gaschen David J. Clark Bruce D. Schleifman Elaine M. N otarantonio ' PIP Bernard SpiritoO Steven E. Gendreauc * John W. Cooper * Edward A. Schultes Willard F. Oakes Debra M. (Labrecque) Sullivan o Five or more years of * Matching gift made by donor's • Matching gift company PLC President's Leadership Council + Dceeased continuous giving company BRYANT BUSINESS ''''INTER 2002 37 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS PatrickJ. Sullivan '81MBA Joan E. (Rogan) Marchessault' J acques P. Desjardins Robert H. Wischnowsky HLc John A. Roderick Bl1Jce H. Tashjian Susan A. Mattarocci '83MBA Dianne M. (Levesque) Devereaux Patricia L. Wood Michelle F. (Francis) Rosenberg' Normand Tousignant' Donna L. (Dubois) McConnell Kathleen M, (Paolozzi) Ditata William F. Yukna PaulA.Roy Russell A. Treen° Patrick G. Meenan Richard F. Dugan Paul F. Sangeloty 1980 Sonja Valentine Linda A. (Amoriggi) Melis James M. Dunn:) * Kevin M. Scarrozzoo * Steven D. Asher Alfred R. Vieira' Richard A. Moretti' * John T. Dziedzic Steven K. Schlamp Laura L . (Andrews) Barry Alan S. Wardyga '84MB A 0 PLe Maureen E. (Lyons) Murphy Lawrence H. Elman Richard R. Seelig Julie L. (Larrabee) Bell' Diane M. (Zordan) Wardyga' PLe J.J.Musor Ed\vard R. Eramian James B. SiegerC> Victoria S. (Strudwick) Robert M. WesteJl Christine M. O'Rourke KeithJ. Esmark Blackmore Sharon L. (McGarry) Sinnott David E. Oberg' Ann Marie (Pannone) Ferrero Kenneth P. Soloway 1978 Paul C. Brodeur ° * Cheryl F. (Perethian) Olson* John H.Fish Deborah L. (Lafleur) Tencza* Ann C. Adessio Dianne P. (West) Burk Catherine M. (D' Acchioli) HatTi s A. Fishman° lIlichael A. Cei' Ronald J. Termale Terrence W. Allen° * Parente PLC Raymond W. Fogarty" Susan A. (Passardi) Charron Sharon A. (Kucia) Turcotte * Ann Pavoni Almeida Gerald M. Paulhus William G. Galane,' Jane L. Chin Kenneth C. Vale David C. Anthony Lorrie F. (Fain) Pead Sally A. (FatTell) Gervais S.B. Coates Frank D. Viscusi Meredith J . (Bainton) Artigas 0 PeterJ. Pelizza* Melinda V. (Viviano) Grega Jane F. (Ulmschneider) Correia Joanne L. (Tattersall) Webber Scott T. Avery * Steven I. Pincus Ellen M. (Austin) Hall Harold A. Cart Rudolf J. Weiss' Nicholas A. Balog Jean E. Poisson * Kenneth 1. Hall Robert F. Croteau Prescott Williams III' David R. Barnes Dennis M. Poland Paul H. Harlow LindaA. Croteau-Brooks Caren C. Ziogas' David L. Beane Richard A. Poulin J ayne M. (Morris) Harrington ThomasJ. Cummings Alan H. Zuckennan Robert E. Benson" '82MBA Sally M. (Monti) Proto Edward P. Hawkins Yanina Z. (Zielinski) Daigle' Dan E. Bergander Louis A. Rawden 1981 Beth H. (Harrison) Heard 0 Charles L. Blanchette William S. Darcy Michelle A. (Cote) Adams LynnE. Rea EdWard J. Hewitt Kristi (Mortensen) Borst StevenJ. Dennen James M. Alber Leonard G. Reichhard 0 Michael P. Hickey '!JOMBA Jean L. (Lofgren) Doherty Claire A. (Laferriere) Boudreau Andrew F. Resnisky' Nancy ,1. (Mingrone) Alletto Patricia P. (Pellitier) Jablonski' CaroleJ. (D'Errico) Donnelly John B. Brennan Margaret E. (Jordan) Roberts Gabriel T. Andrade' Donald J.Jalbert' Carolyn J. (Davis) Durland' Nancy J. (Johnson) Brennan Mark A. Robinson Kathryn A. (D'Ambra) Aquilante Teresa L. Johnston° Joseph Faenza Rosalyn F. (F erreira) Brigham Mary L. (Fiocchctta) Rosadini Carol A. (Joyal) Arcand Cindy R. (Rowan) Jones * Steven A. Feinberg J ohn R. Byrne* Michael J. Rosadini Brenda S. (Spirito) Baginski Gary R.Jordan '86MB A William Ferrigno Judith Cadigan-Parisi Mark A. Rossini Douglas F. Bauer Richard B. Lafleur ' Edward J. Flanagan Paulette E. Cartier' Mitchell G. Samuels Theresa M. (Mills) Becker ' James D. Lang Susan M. (Dube) F ournier * David L. Chastanet Joseph J. Sarno Gary F. Benoit' Steven R. Levasseur* Patrick P. Gauthier Gretchen E. (Thornbloom) Margaret A. (Poggioli) Schaum Alan D. Bergel' Ciavaglia Armand J. Luzi 0 Mark D. Green Elizabeth O. (Ovian) Smith' Thomas D. Bergeron° CarolJ. Couto '83MBA Marguerite A. (Beaulieu) Rosanne (Surmeian) Hamblin * William B. Smith PLe MacLean° Steven A. Bel'loreJli 0 John L. Currier Debra A. (Messina) Harrison" Michael H. Sullivan Gary D. Mackintosh' Denise A. (DiScipio) Bigler Diane 1. Davis-Morianos 0 Scott F. Hart Charles M. Tencza * Denise A. (DeBlois) Maclachlan' Gary P. Bigler William N. Dayton Elizabeth A. (Leg-ge) Hathaway' Robert B. Tillman' * DouglasJ. Maclachlan' William Bouchard 0 Susan S. (Savitt) Delehanty' Cynthia A. (Pelletier) Healy Ann L. (Lowden) Brandt ' RobertJ. Ventrone Dean Marchessault 0 Marc R. Deshaies John V. Healy Roger S. Williams' * Dominick Moliterno Katherine A. Buckley' Colleen M. (McGuinness) Dickson Richard J. Hennessey Charles G. Winters' Robert S. Myers' Robelt R. Calo' '85MBA Kenneth R. Hilton' Robert J. Oldman' * Bmee R. Campbell James '11. Dolan 1979 Alexander J. Houston Larry B. Parness '83MST Brian E. Carpenter Linda K. (Kosowski) Dolan Alan S. Adams '90~1ST PLe Mano B. Hm.vard PLC Frank S. Pate '83MBA' Christopher Cerrato RobeltJ. Donnelly Patricia R. Ainsley-Baker William D. Hughes Gary W. Peloquin' Jenny R. (Nielson) Chlistensen William R. Duquette 0 * JamesJ. Allaire' JosephJ. IovannaO* Eric C. Peterson Steven T. Clark Stuart S. Durland Robert L. Allen' James M. Kelly Kenneth F. Poyton Kenneth D. Collins' William R. Eberle' * JohnJ. Angiolillo Susan D. (Dubois) Kerins Reginald A. Redford Lawrence J. Condon° .James E. Farina Donna M. (Chenail) Arpin° David N. Lafleur James P. Reilly' Susan B. (Bitzer) Condon Thomas J . Farrington Philip J. Arsenault Carol L. (Magnoli) Lawlor Paul E. Connery 0 William A. Fielder Gregory J. Reynolds' Carol P. (Boss) Barbehenn DonnaJ. (Phillips) Leon Carol B. (Helme) Costello"' Kathleen M. Foley DeGrandis' * Ernest C. Ricci David J. Beausejour '~5MST Philip Lesiuk Meredith A. Cote Paul W. Fournier * PLC Laurie A. Roach-Gamble David A. BelhumeW' '90MBA Corey E. Levine Mal;ssa A. (F aenza) Crean Deborah A. (Russell) Gardner ' * SU7""nne F. (Gerard) Saffi'on Paul J. Blackman Deborah S. (S2czoczarz) Bruce H. Daigle Jeanne C. Salvucci 0 John W. Gearhart Samuel D. Blackmore '83MBA Mallon PLe Julie E. (Webster) Simons Manuel E . daRosa' Scott M. Gelinas Joseph E, Borst Cal'laJ. Marcinowski PLe Philip W. Sobel Patricia E . (Canoll) de Steven E. Ginsburg Laurie Z. (Zuk) Boyd' Nicholas J. Marshall ' Wegcl' * PLC George M. Spino' John L. Giorgi PLe Doreen A. (Rossi) Breault * Patricia L. (Hervey) Martin Karen R. (Vicha) DeAngelis" Russell A. Steere Richard G. Gollan Gerald L. Brodeur' • Davi(l A. McHugh Elizabeth M. (Men-ell) Deedy Gene A. Gouthier' Evelyn M. (Schweinfurth) Stephen P. McLaughlin' Joseph D. Butler Tarnovsky Marcia C. (Colelli) DelVecchio' Nancy S. (Anderson) Grasing Deborah A. (Andrews) George W. Casey' David L. Teixeira 0 Dorothy F. (Burns) Deragon Karen M. (Mazzacone) Green Mercadante '88MBA Andrew P. Catanzaroo Robert L. ThelTien° Steven D. Greenfeld ' Denise (Cunningham) Merrill' CynthiaJ. (Gesner) Dufrane Joan E. (Breen) Cei' George M. Thibodeau Richard J. Houle' Kathleen L. (Garrity) Minniti William J. Eastty Martin P. Chadwick' Douglas S. Tintle Deborah L. (Stevens) Hunyadi Steven M. Misasi 0 Susan R. (A.lberto) Faenza Susan (Medeiros) Chin° Robin A. (Pirolo) Tintle Barry H. Kaye Paula M. (Vitale) Moliterno RobertJ. Fallone Normand R. Choquette Edward J. Trafford Celeste A. (Cloutier) Kaye Joyce M. (Reynolds) NalJen Marie C. (Cooper) Foley Kim D. (Matrullo) Corsi' Robert E. Tucker John P. Keach Linda P. Nelson Mary-Elizabeth (Caccia) Gagnon John Costello * Arlene (Lentz) Vasquez Kathleen A. (Pechulis) Kmiotek' Sharon K. Nicklas '87MBA Robert E. Crellin' Gino Vasquez William Oakland Teri (Upham) Gentile 0 Janice S. (Santos) Kopp KevinJ. CyrO Michael T. Velys 0 Susan Krupski Fisher ' NicholasJ. Puniello" Karen E . (Henry) Girczyc Michael T. D' Andrea' Cynthia (Johnson) Vinhateiro" Linda Rainone-N astari 0 vVilliam A. Girimonte 0 Linda J. (Keeler) Lacelle Robert S. Dakers' Don T. Volino RobertJ. Reeve' Gerald J. Godin Anthony J. Lamando o Roy Damiano David L. Ward * Kevin M. Lavalla PLC MichaelJ. Robbins' Linda E . Grace Costellese Marlene D. Deneault Paul S. Weisman PLC o Five Qt' more years of * Matching gift made by donOl's • Matching gift company PLC President's Leadership Council + Deceased continuous giving company 38 BRYANT BUSINESS W INTER 2002 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS I Han), Nt Greenfield ' William E. Warrin William K. Fenchel Edward S. r\ owak 0 Catherine M. (Connelly) Carey Donald G. Guilbert Paul C. Wayss Deborah A. (Mohl1nann) Robert :F. Oliveira Mary A. (Ouimette) Carpenter * Jameo Hackett Barbara (Widman) Winfield Fenlgno J Dim M. Olivier '88l1!BA Kevin D. Carter [) Nichola.s J. Fiadino Diane Hargreaves Thomas A. Witham 0 DavidJ. Olney PLG Steven R. Catrine * William T. Hargrea"e, '87l1!BA Pamela L. (Kebler) Yukna Judith M. (Dengenis) Fobergo Carolyn M. (Wanning) Palomba" David J. Champagne J. W. Hanington Louise H. Zachatie Thomas J. Foley Edward J. Palomba'" Richard A. Cheyne" Kathleen F. (Francis) Hildum ' Charles R. Ziegler Melody M. (Mann) Fox' David A. Paolantonio Andrew M. Corsini Becky S. (Seibert) Hood' Gregory P. Zullig Ralph L. Franco' Donna L. (Lavarini) Park Rebecca S. (Stetson) Counsell' KarenJ. Hoyt Elaine M. (Vogel) Frick' * VictorJ. Pascarelli Philip E. Cummings 1982 James M.Jarboe LindaS. (Cheney) Gale Audrey (Vanner) Pate ' George A. D'Auteuil '84MBA Scott D. Abrams ' Kestutis J. Karalius Shawn M. Gale Dinis P. Pedroso Mary Beth (Early) D'Auteuil Suzanne C. (Shea) Adamoli 0 Thomas F. Kavanagh Mal)' Ellen W. (Williams) Richard J. Pereira * Karen A. D'Iorio Ronald E. Albert 0 Gallagher * Michael A. Kearney * Richard A. Perreault ' FrankJ. D'Ostilio Dale R. Aldieri (> * Anne-Malie H. (Hebert) Gesualdi Olive H. Kennedy ,Judith P. (Valois) Pen'on Laura A. (Gilmore) Davis Santina M. (Musumeci) Aldieri" ,. '94MBA Sandra L. Kuller James W. Persano Karen A. (lI!eyerhardt) DeMonte David L. Alfredson' George H. Goff Mwiel C. Lacroix '89MBA Mary F. (Legacy) Phillips Carolyn A. (Bruder) DeiDolori ' * Glenn L. Allen Richard D. Goldberg PamelaJ. (Hutker) Lange"' Robert ~~ Pond Gm'y DeiDolori 0 * J-am€s S. Aloisio Scott R. Goldstein ~ancy D. (Duncan) Lawler =<: Shar on A. (Chiaretta) Pulc-ini * Susan T. (LaRosa) Domenikos Charles F. Ammennan' Susan L. (Williams) Gasper ;Vlichael C. Lennhoff * Katherine A. Quinn" Diane DuVal Ronald J. Aueoin G Rosemary L. (Crook) Greeley Richard A. Le\\is '91MBA ' Noreen C. Reilly Roger E. Ducharme Joseph A. Balducci Virginia NI. (Wedekind) Lindgren Mathew Greene John E. Robideau Alda E. (Estrella) Dufault Gary A. Barkman RobertJ. Loehr Susan J. (Illuzzi) Guen-a Timothy Ross Christine L. (Collins) Duffy Robin (Gallante) Beaupre Robert P. Luwe Thomas F. Guerra Robert G. Schmidt Charles K. Dwyer' Raymond G. Benoit Lynn M. IMOligli oni) Lusardi Mal), M. Guglietti Jeffrey F. Scutt Pamela M. (Souza) Dziura' James W. Billington j:Iichael J. MacPhee 'SoMBA Patricia J. (Whitehead) MichaelJ. Sheridan \Villiam E. Dziurao Arthur I. Blackman Dana R. Maker Hagelman David S. Smith PLC lI!aureen M. (McGuinness) J effre)' S. Bodak '91MBA J aim A. Mangiante Robelt E. Halpin Esmeralda (Gonzalez) Sousa' Ennis* A. Peler BOl'aks' Glen P. Maltin '87MBA * John L. Hamblin' Louis R. Sousa WilliamJ. Ennis"' David C. Borge Mark B. llmtone' Lisa R. Heywood-Drake" Ronald C. St. Martin Wallace J. Fabian PatliciaJ. (Armstrong) Borges' Francis W 1\!Iazzatta Richard S. Hilton Pauline T. (Coniveau) Starr * MichaelJ. Federici John J. Boudreau" Deborah A. (Craveiro) McHale StevenJ. Johnson John M. Sullivan' Catherine M. (Stevens) Linda (Addison) BoyerO Fitzsimmons Raymond P. Miezin Joann B. (Mannolini) Kane KimJ. Suvajian Barry D. Bradley ,John D. Flynn James S. Miller' Thea Kazamias Dennis J. Tanona Kenneth M. Bronson David A. Fontaine '94MBA Scott A. MorganO Shal·onJ. (Mimnaugh) Kearney ' David K. Thommen° Timothy A. Brownell Rabeit A. Galvanin° Michael L. M0l1arty Maceo P. Keller James J. Tormey '84MBA Stephen F. Bucci ' Donna G. Gay' * Mal'k P. Morneault Joseph P. Keough " * Janet C. (Cook) 'Ihceski Karen S. (Zecher) Buckley Paula A. Gleicher Donna G. (Grahn) O'Connor Andrea M. (Pa.ssanisi) King * Debra J. (Dranit) lschinkel' Thomas P. Caito Nancy E. (James) Greene" Deborah L. (Parker) Oleksy' Patricia M. (Shields) King Thoma.s A. Tschinkel ' Barbara W. (Wogisch) Campbell ' Claire J. (Girard) Guertin" Judith W. (Watson) Olmstead' Katheline W. (Wadsworth) Susan E. (Naismith) Uustal Joseph G. Caramiello" Kmietek Malianne D. (D' Amalia) Hall Chel),1 A. (Masciarelli) Palmieri June E. Verdon-Laprade '88l1!BA Craig W. Carpenter' Ellen B. (Ford) Knizeski ' Andrea L. Hantz * Michele (Hammond) Peters Robert E. Viens Lynn I. (Pike) Carpenter Ronald D. Kurtzman Lianne G. Hebblewaite" James H. Peterson Gary J. Vierra '87l1!BA JamesJ. Cama '~Si\!ST ' Gayle A. LaVance 0 William J. Henry Benjamin A. Phillips '89MBA Vickyann (Wignall) Viscusi Richard G. Carriere '87MST Pl.C c E ileen M. (Tbzzi) Lacarnera Joseph F. Hooper Barbara A. (Conti) Placido Willialll J . Walsh Edmund C. Catline Edward F. Landry Lori E. (Nelson) Hopkins' Sonya (Marrazzo) Poplaski Carol D. (John,ton) Ward * King Y. Chan PU DuaneJ. Lefevre Philip B. Hopkins * James J. Pruell John P. Wilson Laura E. Chauvin Pauline Lemek 0 Timothy F. Horan Margaret E. (Green) Raba.sco Ronald H. Winde III PLe Patricia E. (Ferguson ) Chmura PatJlcia (Elmer) Lessard' Jeffrey M. Hull 0 Douglas J. Reid Brenda A. (Grahn) Wurtz' Elaine M. (Jutras) Choiniere Steven E. Levy" Aldrich Humphrey Alan K. Remillard '90MBA' Jeffrey M. Wurtz" James E. Clancy Linda L. (Lariviere) Liljeberg Gretchen S. (Ross) Hutton Donna M. Ross Dunham' Olin D. Cook Carol B. (Wilson) Lizotte 1983 Kenneth S.Johnson Donna M. (Bonvino) Roweo David E. Cooley' Wendy A. LoSchiavo' John P. Aiello '87MB A • Marjorie P.Johnson° Brad F. Sacco Michael A. Coons" Margaret A. (Jantz) Loehr Sandy (Alemian) Alemian- Judy A. (Czerwonka) Jonca.s" Mmie F. (Fratiello) Sammartino Goldberg '86MB A David R. Costa Andrew H. Lyall 0 Stephen Kacerik Stephen E. Costello Gregory S. Lyden Richard J. Allen Melissa lI!. (Kaplan) Katz EdwinJ. Santos 0 * PLe Anthony A. Arcand '91MST + Thomas M. Schroll' * Antonette M. (Contrino) DanielJ. MacDonald,Jr. Judith A. Keeley Coughlin Karen M. (Lane) Asennely * Jeffrey A. Scott 0 Suzanne M. (Pezzullo) MacKimrn Laurie A. Kennedy David E. Courter Patricia NI. (Dumas) Aucoin' MichaelJ. Sevigny ChristopherJ. Macina Sharon E. (Labb) Klein BrianJ. Cowley Pl.C Mal'c R. Bacon Margaret A. (Boucher) Shapiro" * Richard P. Massoo IlsokKoh Thomas A. Cl'anshaw c BarbaraJ. (Metcalfe) Baxter Todd D. Shepard Walter J. Matisewski Patlicia M. (Farrand) Kordalski Brian F. Cristy Paul A. Beaudoin David Spencer '88MBA Kevin E.McGillivray Lawrence D. Rortick Leo A. Dmmen Nancy M. (Dupre) Belden' Lawrence K. St. Jahn° Robert P. McLellan* Shirley A. (Kelly) Laliberte Paul C. De Biasio Jeffrey E. Besse Maryellen (Dimezza) St. J ohnc Jennifer P. (Proud) Meal'ns 0 PLG Suzanne B. (Brodeur) Lanais' Barbara S. (Tripp) De Freitas Lori-Ann (DeLuca) Bilodeau Patrick J. Staffaroni' Frederick Messier Jeffrey D. Lemkin Dennis M. De Santis Paul V. Black Stanley H. Straube Jennifer A. Michelson 'S9MBA Julie E. (Edwards) Lesure Nicholas A. DeCal'lo' Susan K. (Keith) Blake Emma G. Sullivan Lori A. (Robertson) Miller David P. Liese Susan C. (Caplio) DeCal'lo' Denise L. Boudreau David G. Tacelli ' John E. Morin Michael T. Lindgren Ernest M. DeWitt Jean M. (Weidman) Bradley :l'[ichael A. Tedone Robert V. Mutchler Mark J. Loiselle Walter A. Dias Mun-ay L. Bradley Denise A. (Deshaies) Trainor Rudolph A.Mutter Robelt J. Lucier * Raymond A. Dufresne Beth A. 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Meyer Arthur J. Braza J anet M. (Carroll) Kneisel' Eugene W. Walter Steven E. J uscen J ohn V. Miley Leonard J. Camara Stephen A. Kohut 0 , Charles J. Weber' Jeannie J. Kang Robelt C. Morgan '90MBA Janet A. (Vermette) Caramadre Steven T. Kostick Sally R. (Moskwa) Wilbour' David A. Kelman' Peter T. Mowry John Caramadre Caroline M. (Vitale) Koziatek Linda Y sewyn I Lynne H. (Higginson) Klosowski Rose C. Muradian° Catherine R. (Reale) Cassidy' Jacqueline (Beesmer) Kreider" Joseph H. Zukowski' Pl.C Thomas J. Klucznik * William P. Murray '89MB A ' Stephen P. Castagliuolo John A. Kreider' Gregory H. Kozich 1985 I DavidJ. Nosseko Paul G. Catineault pl.e Laurie S. Lambert 0 Louise C. Laflamme Patricia P. (Peterson) Adams' Daniel P. O'Brien Michael J. Cintolo PLe Cristle A. (Corey) Leavitt Ronald R. Laliberte Joseph E. Akin Mark T. O'Brien Cynthia (Paul) Cody Pamela J. (Simpson) Lemieux J ean-Paul LeBlanc Laura D. (DeRosier) Akin Tere,a M. (Cusack) O'Leary * Barbara Connolly C Amy .\1. (Clark) Lemkin Diane M. Longabaugh 0 Jan E. (Gulick) Aldlich Michele A. Osborne' Gertrude D. Cooke-Keefe AnnaMarie B. (Barnhart) Lyall ' Andrew W. LougeeC * Thomas E. Archer David C. Osella' * MargaretJ. (perry) Coons' John W. Lyon 0 Jennifer K (LaVallee) Loughran Nancy A. (Lavallee) Bacon Valerie Pagliaro * Michael R. Coniveault 0 Lesley E. (Chesler) Macomber' John F. Lynch Christine M. (Campbell) Barbour Barbara A. Papitto '85MB A, '97H Lori A. (N unes) Cote" Robert T. Marcello Mario B. Macera Maureen M. (Roche) Bartolomeo' Kimbedy M. Pestana Sheryl.J. (Turner) Crowley Paul E. Marro Sofia C. (Pica) Macera Frank P. Belen Thomas G. Peterson Robert A. Cushman '91MRA LauI'a A. (Wyskiel) Mateja 0 William F. Mack Robert M. Bibeault Michelle M. (Mailloux) Pizzuti Joseph L. Czerwinski 0 .Tohn P. Matrone Sandra A. (Rakitt) Mahoney Jeremy S. Blum " Dina S. (Stathatos) Platsidakis Denise D'Angelo John B. Maynard 'SSMST 'R7MBA Nancy V. (McIntosh) Bordeleau' Gary J •. Povar Bruce S. Dawson J cffl'ey B. Meaney J ames P. Martin° Pamela A. Boyes O Mark R. Marutiak *, Stephanie (Ragas) Ptak 0 Nancy A. De Bellis' Kathy M. (Stroniewski) Mechnig J ean (Bishop) Brooking' David A. Pulcini * Lynne M. (Wlight) Dean' '" Linda A. Modiste Douglas KlVIayhew Diane M. (Tremblay) Brown * John D. Riley Audrey J. (Fuller) Deavellar' Eileen M. Mosero Kathleen L. (Nicholson) Maymon Leigh E. (Herdecker) Brown '89MBA J acquesJ. Robichaud 0 * Hichard L. Dennis Timothy J. Mueller' PLe Laura J. (Keelon) Burke R uesell R. Mayman Eric M. Rosenberg Deborah R. (Conboy) Dennison Edward F.l\1urphy Domenic Cannella Charles S. Mazmanian Nancy A. (Rulon) Roth' Edv,rard A. Dcnsmol'eO Loretta A. Murphy ' John B. Case Kathryn A. (Gould) McDonough* Philip R. Sargent Normand T. Deragon Michelle C. Murphy Laeie Castagnaro Susan M. (Mahtesian) McGurn Gerald D. Schmidt Scott R. Devens Denise P. Nault ChristopherJ. Cerbo * '92MBA Rod E. Simmons Elisa A. DiVito-Herpst * Joyee G. O'N ei11 G PLC Elin D. (Doherty) Champlin JoAnn (Piccil'illi) McQuillan' Kathleen A. Simons 0 Carol Dickinson Carlos M. Oliveira 0 RobertB. Clark' * Lisa R. (MaC31'Uso) Medeil'os Edward F. Slomba PatriciaJ. Dodd Colleen A. (Murphy) Oliver Lisette D. (Duguay) Clem Shawn A.Monty' Leonard C. Soled J ames P. Donovan Gregory F:. Otterbein Robert H. Mui '91MBA Susan J. (Kenny) Cusack 0 Sandra L. Spencer' Ann E. Doran William C. Perfetto' Joanne M. (Wilcox) Davignon John D. Murphy Gabriel Stephen' Pabicia M. (Jweid) Dorion' Louis A. Perillo Helen F:. (Donnelly) Davis Lori A. (Passarelli) Murphy * Joyce A. Stevenson Roger D. Dyer J eanne TVI. (Richard) Picklesimer DavidJ. Day Patrick T . .\1urray James E. Stratton Richard M. E lliott Ra~ymo nd D. Pierson ° * Jo-Ann T. (Menna) DeOrsey Diane H. (Hall) Nugent RobinJ. (Jones) Taillie' * Kathleen M. (Daly) Engel Sheila M, (Gill) Pollock Rnssell F. Deavellaro J ane M. (Cienava) O'Hare Linda A. (J ustynski) Tavar es Brenda A. Ericson Richard A. Pontbriand Paul F. Dench Michael T. O'Leary Charles G. Taylor William P. Ervin Theresa E. (KOlUkowski) Povar Kevin L. Densmore Melissa A. Ogg Richard P. Tetreault Leon F. Fairley' Thomas J. P Ul'tell ' Susan M. (Scott) Desrosiers ErnestJ. Oliver Anne (Quill) Timbrell Pamela M. Faustine Patl"icia E. (Falcone) Raggi Linda A. (DelConte) Dionne Ernest Orticel'io* David E. Timbrell John W. Ferriso Michael J. Ricci 0 LindaJ. (Armour) Donahue Claude R. Parenteau Susan E. (Horne) Tobey '87MBA Edward M. Fish' Christopher Rich' Karen A. (Pilon) Downing Debra M. (Fagnant) Paul DennisJ. Verni o Douglas C. Fortin Peter R. Riefler Arthur J. Eldridge' Michael B. Paul Therese V. (Provencher) Wilde Joan M. (Menna) Fowler' * Cecile M. (Solomon) Roberti' Jane M. (Dikdan) Pellecchia' '86MBA Char lene M. FaseHe Keith R. F owlel" ° * James O. Roberts * Louis R. Petrucci Paul P. Wydra Barry A. Fischman Marc K. Ga wro118ki Pamela S. (Falkenburg) Rogers' Elizabeth L. (Letizia) Rainone Cheryl A. (Bisceglia) Yaylaian David M. Flynn° Vito W. Gesualdi J o-Ann Romano-Molinaro Juvenalio Rasteiro Charles P. Fontaine 0 Thomas C. Zink Paul E. Gimlewicz* '89MRA Leslie M. Fortier Lionel A. Richard LumaJ. Green Kevin M. Rowles 0 1984 Brian J. Furtak F rank Rocchio Robert M. Halben' Patricia A. Ryan" Paula A. (YIattero) Aiello' * Robert A. Gallo Paula H. Rook, Diane F. (Freeman) Hammond Lynne R. (Authelet) Sarik;]., c Judith A. (Katzenberger) Sharon M. (Guenther) Garavel Anthony J. Sam Albrecht Robert E. Hanke '91MBA Lynda L. (Ariel) Sciog- Peni A. Garber pee .T anet R. San tang-cia '87NIBA Peter M. Albrecht WilliamJ. Hanley Frances (Harvey) Shipman Carol L. (Bremilst) Gentile DOJU1a M. (Acciardo) Scanlon' Patricia L. (Baxter) Allen Thomas R. Hellard Philjp M. Silva Joan M. Gorel o * Todd E. Shorts' William S. Allison Joseph W. Helme Timothy J. Slattery PLe Thelma M. Sowell 0 Susan L. (Mylott) Smith Betty Ann Green Lynn K Anderson' Dawn D. (Hunter) Henson Susan L. (Katz) Spellerbergo Judy L. Snow Christine F. Grocki ' Andrew G. Andrews' Eva D. Herolixo Gregory L. Steinero ,;: PLC Richard J. Socha' Charles A. Guerin Martin P. Andrews' William P. Hoadley Terry G. Stewart" Andrea M. (Dunphy) Southland Lori A. (Matellian) Hall Gary G. Athaide" Janet E. Hoffman Cheryl A. (Daigle) Suits Robert T. Spellerbergo Glenn G. Hammond William B. Auerbach Albert E. Holden .Toyce C. Suleski ' * Joseph P. Spirko' * David J. Harland Terry L. Bachman * Frank A. Holmes' P aul E. Surprenant Mary E. (Dailey) Springer' Cathleen L. (McIntire) Nancy J. (Jara) Badolato· AJU1 M. (Szemreylo) Honigberg Harrington JeffreyT. Swan° * Cynthia A. (Dominici) Stevens' Susan M. (Graves) Barrett Sandra R. Hooper Gregory W. Hawes' Marlene A. (Berry) Swan' , Joseph P. Talamini James P. Barronc Althur R. Hurley' John S. Haynes Pauline M. Thomaso Elizabeth E. (Parker) Tetreault Ron J. Barstis Kenneth F. J albeIt Jean A. (Williams) Hervieux Elsa M. (Dutra) Tomas '90MRA Glenn S. Thompson" Kyle C. Bast Deborah A. (Boone) Kane' Patricia E. (CademartOli) Hrotko Nancy E. Tl'averO Brian G. TongueO Nancy L. Baudon Michael F. Kane 0 Michael Hubert 'SSMBA Mark E. Trudell ' Sharon M. (Gallo) Beaney ° Lois B. Kaplan Mary-Margaret (Allen) Tormey '89MBA James A. Hutton Ross R. Upton '891\!ST Diane M. (N oreau) Belknap Michael A. Karolewski' Kathleen A. (Ireland) Tremblay Francis W. Vallier Karen L. (Labanar o) Besse Gregg S. Turner I o Five or more years of' * Matching gift made by donor's • ~atching gift company PLC President's Leadership Council + Deceased continuous giying company I 40 BRYANT BUSINESS WINTER 2002 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS J. (Kirby) Vittum Holly R. (Rodrigues) Garry John B. 'fumer Coripen P. (Pillshmy) Iannazzi 1988 Nancy L. (Livingston) Vogt" Clu1stineJ. (Ullom) Gast Lynn M. (Vi"ciros) Vallee Jay A. Jablonski Arthw- S. Abraham James M. Wardick" Debra L. (Perry) Generali William R. Vangel Sharon A. (Petnu'ca) Francine A. (Tellier) Adamo Jackvony l'LC Elizabeth E. (Powell) Weinberg" Guy A. Gial1tonio ~ Kevin P. Walsh Sheila M. (Murphy) Adams' AJan Jacobs ::' Diane S. (Stefanik) West" Robin L. (Amaral) Gibbons" David C. \\'f:'gTZ)'Tl0 >;: Paul S. Astphan :VIarg1e T. (Rapp) Kaplan Rainer W. Wolansky 0 Jeffrey R. Gibbs Paul S. Weiner Law'a A. (Coulson) Augusztin" Kelly M. (Murphy) Kemp Paul F. Woodmansee 0 Paula M. (Mona) Giol'gio O William J. \\~litfield Susan L. (Steere) Auricchio Edward L. Wrobel '91MBA" Ronald A. Girard Thomas C. Wight Kevin R. Kemp Marc L. Bacon° Edward J. Kinsella Lynn M. (Bernier) Wytas Erik M. Grotheer Dawn M. (Rogers) Wood 0 Richm'd A. Bm'bieri' Michael W. Wytas Karen M. (Passarelli) Hagan Donna M. (Esposito) Yong " Kimberly A. (Starrett) Knous Lynne M. (Aher) Barnes· Steven J. Zaroogian '94MST Sandra F. (Fitzgerald) Harper Josee C. (Cardinal) Young" Richard A. Kowal * John H. Bauer Donna A. (Hervieux) Karen (Anastasia) Haweso Patricia L. Zeller Janet L. (Simpson) Kumpu Michael J. BerardO Zukowski * PLC Virginia M. Hebert " Linda S. (lVIatoian) LaFazia Lorraine Beyel'-Bl'own 1987 Jane E. (Gesner) Labouliere" 1986 Diana O. (Beaulieu) Highter BarbaraB. Blaekburn° Bernadette :VI. (Benoit) Bain Pamela M. Lane LOl1ann M. Agag Thomas P. Hoisl Rosalie :VI. Bolton David N. Bal1'clt Kathy A. Llli1mor(" Marc E. Aldl1ch Debra L. (Mainville) Holland Blaise D. Boucher Lorraine E. Bello Raymond Lindeman Jeffrey M. Aptt George H. Howe James. R. Boutin LuAnn Bennett" Richard :vI. Loffredo William A. Bailey Lawrence M. Hughes Patrick F. Brennan Joan C. Be s~(·tte William,). Lynch Karyn L. Baker Joanne C.Johnson Teresa M. Bullett Conte Th oma~ Bezigian Mary P. Lyons" E stelle M. (Robillard) BeaudetteO Stuart W. Johnsono Elaine B. (Bonenfant) Mary E. (DeRoy) Bimonte ' ~ Hazel S. (CoITcia) Macomber Eurkinshawo Anne M. (Petersen) Bibeault Paul S. Joseph Marcia E. Bliss r Lora M. (Deyoe) Kennedy * Erica E. (Stockmann) Madeia * Kimberley A. (Bryant) Cady Michelle M. Bliss Robelt A. Bossio SLeven L. Kennedy* Erin E . (Beatson) May' RobertJ. Calabro' * David A. Boisvert 0 Amy E. Brodeur' Joseph B. KelT Marilyn L. (Bramble) Mc Allister Darlene E. Callan David T. Bottone Marybeth S. (Stegan) Brown Mary Ann (Labossiere) }!cCoart 0 Jelli'oy W. Campbell William C. Bouchm'd Cynthia E. (EI1ckson) La POlta' Stanley R. Bryant 0 '" Michael R. McElroy 0 David A. Cannata J effrey E. Brown Thomas A. LaFazia Sheila M. (Hoyt) Buono Martin T. McGee Lisa A. (Undenvood) Cantone Carolyn R. (Brown) Bmke Maria LaPostaO Dina M. (Massm'o) Capparelli 0 MarkJ. McPhillips '98MST Chm-les L. Cal'anci John C. Bums EdgarJ. Langlois Joseph M. CaIter Kenneth N. Metzger" Carollynn (Keeley) Carbon Wendy B. (Bullock) Bw"," Paul M. Leclerc Todd E. Catlow " Laurie A. (Flinn) Micoletti '94MBA Louise M. Lecours 0 David A. Buteau" MindyJ. Cimmino Kathleen M. Carlson Leesa A. (Beaudry) Lewon" James C. Moore Kevin S. Butt Ralph M. Cilllci" CJu1stine L. (Nason) Clark" John A. Limauro Rochelle-Ann K. (Gravallese) John E. Capobianco J eannette G. Cloutier-Dailey Moore Jacqueline A. Clynes Andrew G. Lizotte Andl'ew P. Capozzi Kevin E. Cole Gerald L. Moreau '91MBA Elaine R. (Solbos) Cofrancesco John L. Lockwood Lynn A. Carlmal'k Linda A. (lI1mtin) Cook Robert L. Morin Keith M. Cohen" Ellen Z. (Zikowitch) Lombard Michael,). Caron Andrew F. Corrado EricG.Mueller* Donna A. (Bottoni) Corcoran Paula A. (Pezzullo) Lucia Beth A. (Leslie) Chague Gregory F. Covino* Mark Mulhall Mmtin.T. Carmiel' D Carl N. Marchand .Jacqueline M. Champagne pu' James E. Cram Colleen A. O'Hara Alfred A. Corvcllo" Laura D. (Dooley) Mazzella Robin Chasseo Lori A. (DiPippo) Creamer Peter T. Pastore Joan K. (Kando) Costa Patricia A. McCormick 0 CIu-istopher A. Chouinard 0 * Dana R. Current * Murray R. Petrarca Patricia A. Costa Erik CO l1stantino* ]'LC H.S.McGuill George M. Curtis Faye Pilozzi 0 David E. CoteO Michael J. McKenna Todd L. Cook Paul R. Desrosiers '90MBA * Lisa A. Quinn * Jane W. (Wilson) Current * Richard A. Merola Su;an Nf. Cottrell Michelle S. (Gallivan) Di Milia Lyn-Anne (Johansen) Revay ' FrankJ. D'Ercole '9:lMBA' Li~a M. (Andreozzi) Mel'oliaC ~fichael E. CI1'f'cioneo Lawrence A. Dionne * Michael B. Robinson Paul S. Davis Gregory A. Micoletti )fnl',v E. (Iro11s) Crooks * Jean-PielTe J. Dupuiso Joseph V. Rochira' Richard W. Davis Robelt H. Mitchell Ylu1am A. Cwilla' Robert J. Egan David D. Rohde Kenneth M. DePalo o Richard D. ~lorrocco Brenda L. (Casey) C'ulTun '" Elie Y. EI Saddik Robert V. Russo David B. Dearborn ClnistineJ. Navarette'" Jooeph Cutuli James E. Ellis Doris A. (Mmtino) Saccoccio ,John A. DelBonis Debl'3 V. OISulliYan Robin (Collin) Cutuli Janice E. (Jaworski) Fagan Frank T. Sciuto .Joseph R. DiN anna Susan G. (Gafm'r) Oliv el': ~ Kathleen E. (Sapelly) Damish Linda P. (Patzelt) Fariao • Albert F. Scorza Jeffrey D. DuBois * Michae].J. Pacifico Khristine V. (HUsman) DeSimone Clifford P. Felag' Robert G. Seiple PLC BrianJ. Dw-kin '9SMST ' Su:-:an J. PalmerO '" Ann M. (Zopatti) Ferraro Angela G. Sibilia' Loren P. (O'Connell) E ttridge \Villiam S. Dean 0 >\: Da,id A. Pashayan J ames F. Ferreira Anthony Sipala Deborah A. (Heath) Faria Robin P. (Lajoie) DegTange Steven C. PasquaJ'elli" Carol M. (Del Conte) Flanagan° Thomas E. Skivington Lynn M. Fiore Ingl1d (Caliri I Dcllagrotta K11stin M. (Tomasso) Penta CIu'istopher D. Fleming * Maureen T. (Laforge) Steams Mark D. Fleischer Clu'istopher De"cau Mark R. Piotrowicz Clu1stine Fonicello-Fish' Cm'ol L. (Perrine) Stewalt Joseph E . Fogarty Keith R. DiCar lo Dennis M. Reilly Michael S. Frambach Joseph M. Sweet MarkJ. Force' Lawrence.J. DioIU1e Janine A. (Vitali) Reill)' Ten1 L. Gigliotti * Craig C. Tedeschi 0 Edward F. Fox Shm'on A. (Pelletti) Dufow-° James D. Riley 0 Diane D. (DePalma) Gilman Jill A. (Osypuk) Tedeschi" Patricia A. Fox Richard A. Dunham Barry S. Rotenberg' Jeffrey J. Gilman Joanne S. Tellier' Edward Gm'abedian" Robelt S. Eaton * Joseph K. Sabetta' David A. Gilmore Robelt E. Tracy Scott M. G'"'pa1'ello Nl. M. (Quattrini) Ellis Michelle D. (B eauregard) Sauve' Melinda F. (Foss) Gilmore Lynn A. (Imondi) Tramonti ' Steven J. Gogolinski Kellie A. (MikulisJ Eykel James E. Scanlon° Brian W. Greene Hazel B. 'furley Philip R. Graham Valel~e A. (McLeod) Fagan John M. Shields Jane F. (Higgins) Greene David P. Van Zyl Sandra E. (Bowen) Graikoski 111. Douglas Fay * Kelly A . (Maitland) Sikorski 0 Lisa M. (Nelson) Grivers" John W. Vancura Stephen M. Greene Kathryn P. (Ptlomm) Fishel'" Steven A. Simonelli Stanley J. Gl1vers' Rodel~ck S. Vogel * Marc E. Grondahl Marcy (Brown) Fleming' Jennifer A. (Loudfoot) St. Michel 0 Elaine M. (Sylvain) Glullemette° Denise M. (Vanasse) Warbwt on Donna L. (Broomhead) Hall * Richard C. Fontaine Gregory J. Stafstrom Patricia R. (Ryan) Halliday Sheryl A. Weise Joann III. (Forzley) Hefner' * Robert S. Forster 0 KurtA.Swan Edward J. Hanley Gregory A. Weiss Maria E. (Costolnick) Hendon Angelo A. Frattarelli Paul A. Tecca Gary T. Hayward Paul G. Wielgus" David Eo Hobaica Wesley C. Gaffney Malcolm C. Tenglin Mary E. (Boraks) Hevner' ':' Christopher J. Willis Janice D. (Eaton) Hobaica Susan M. (DeFreitas) Toronto* Diane D. (Dyer) Hewitt Deborah Winde '91MBA Christopher H. Train Gregory A. de Groot * o Five or more years of '" Mat<:hing gift made by donor's • Matching gift company PLC President's Leadership Council + Deceased continuous giving company --- BRYANT BUSTNESS WINTER ;.2002 4 1 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Russell L. Houde" Marsha L. Swan Kalhleen M. (Spacone).Toyal Charles Brailsford Kate L. Mitson Linda A. (Edkin) Ingvertsen" Jacqueline K. (Kappel) 'Thchidao Patrick G. Keegan ° PL(' Kimberly E. Brailsford Joseph Mollo Elaine M. (Pappas) Johnson° Michael D. Vag-nini BarbaraJ. Kelley" John S. Braneoo * Christina M. Mo~chella Arthur G. Karalexis Deirdre L. (Sullivan) Valente 0 * Teodol' Klowan 0 Susan J. (Evans) Briggs Bret J. O'Neill Paul M. Keating Thor Vanderblue C AmyE.Kmpa Krisline L. Burke Susan A. (D()~cher) Ondrick~: James E. Kelley" Stephen L. Vaudry" Carole L. LaRochelle Cynthia J. Butler Elizabeth A. Osborn PaulF. Kelly Kenneth F. \Vallace 0 Michael P. LaSata Robelt F. Calise Rebecca M. (Rall~ch) Rondall!. (ppcunioso) Kelman* illelindaJ. (Davis) Watts David M. LeBlanc" Barbara A. Capron Paliwodzinski Marie S. (Salinardi) Kilbride June lI!. (Levesque) Wilson * Lesley C. (Craig) Lederer * Jennifer K. (Lowrey) Caruso" Mark F. Palmer' * Charles O. Kingsbury Renee M. (Thibodeau) Wilson" Mark R. Lederero * Patricia (Estn,lla) Castrataro PeterJ. Panciocco Karen A. Kolodziej" Heidi (!Cager) Wright Elaine K. Loiacono Neil S. Chaffee Stephen ill. Paolino William N. Kowal" PeterJ. Wright" Jonathan R. Lopes '93MBA Elizabeth A. Cimminoo Michele L. (Stepnowski) PelTY Mary B. (Szymanski) Kozik Gary M. Young Margaret M. (Mitchell) Magee Stephen R. Collard Kelly A. (O'Bryant) Pll1nkett~ Darren.r. LaCroix Michael E. Mahrlig Mariette J. (Mayuard) Collins Wendy S. (Smith) Pohlmann 1989 Jeffrey W. Lake William A.Maloo '97MBA* Jacqueline H. (Godin) Pontbriand John P. Amaral G * Donna B. (Stein) Lane Joanne D. M,U'tin° Scott H. Coplan Joanne M. (Sullivan) Protano Carl E Andersen Glenda G. (Godfrey) Lapierre Traci L. (Gustafson) McNeil' Tracey M. Cournoyer Marc J. Rabin Karen N. BarTett lvIaria (Palombo) Lawler Michael J. MeN eill Kenneth E. Dalton' Gary A. Raymond Robert H. Barrows Margaret M. LaVirton () Reina M. Meucci Carolyn T. (Tiberii) Daly Patricia A. (Prata) Robelt Henry E. Barth Monica B. (Belval) Leeo Gary A.Miller Angela F. (Capasso) DePalo' Wayne Robinson° Craig E. Bennett David C. Levine" David lIl. Montani Michael R. Degrange Jeff Rodgers A. C. Blais H.J.MageeO Tina lvI. (Beaudoin) Montani Denise M. (Pouleson) Dianao Edward M. Ross Beth A. (LeMay) Bombara' * John F. Malone' Christopher D. Nettleton° Judith A. (Abel) Dona Sheri L. (l~hrich) Rossi Vincent N. Borrelli Carl L. Mattson' LamieJ. (Lundell) Nitardy William L. Douglas Michael F. Sadowski 0 David A. BoulangerO * Alison L. (Davis) Maxell" Paul A. O'Brien Patricia M. (Holtmann) Do\v1ing o Stacy A. (Keough) Sadowski ° Jeffrey R. Boutin Mark T. Doyle James A. Shennan Diane (Gendron) Maynard 0 D0l1nda M. (Stevens) O'Connell Richard B. BOY';itt Kimberly L. Mazzo Louise A. (Vachon) O'Leary' John D. Ducharme Lois E. Short" Charles Brailsford Karen 'V!. (Anderson) McGee David M. Pfahler Scott D. Dugas Manuel A. Silveira '93CAGS Diane M. (Catincault) Brailsford Robert E. McNeil' Deborah A. Pierce Robert J. Dunn Elizabeth V. (Vaslet) Silvia Carol A. (Neville) Brock ChIistine (Colella) MalIa Gary K. Pritchard' Robert G. Dupras' Scott D. Smith" Maryann (Seledyn) Burns' Rose M. (Alves) Faraone Kathy L. (Coons) Soares Marylouise F. (Kuzler) Monty 0 Dorothy A. (Read) Provorse' Kimberly E. (Murray) Butler" * Andrew L. Morgan Alison M. (Graziano) Rapoza Joseph B. "Farmer Karen A. (Cohen) Specht' Salvatore Cal ore " Jean K. (Pettella) Murray'" Ernest R. Rapoza Robert L. Fox Debra A. (Young) Srdoc' Greta C. (ChaI'Ves) Carpenter Kevin J. Murtough David W. Rawlings '95MBA John F. Gannon Beth P. (Barry) Stonack * Laura A. (Vessichio) Carrubba Karen G. (Grabow) Newman Pamela M. (Nardone) Rawlings Jennifer A. (Filosa) Garcia Brendan S. Sullivan Lori A. (Bonnier) Chase' Rene M. (Grivois) Ninesling* Jamcs M. Ray Anne M. (Day) Gaudet' BrianJ. Sullivan Joseph L. Ciardi Dawn M. (Mudlick) Noel Dennis G. Reilly * Michael L. Goldfader ChristopherJ. Therrien Raymond R. CodelTe Debra E. (Winkler) Nolan Kevin F. Reilly John K. Greim ° Karen M. (Blain) Thoms' * Eva~Maria ColIey Susan R. (Stone) Oates" Gina M. (Palazio) Rigby Lisa A. (Mangiafico) Guidobono NormanA. Thoms ° * Ann Marie (Dahlgren) Cote' * Robin A. (Carroll) Paul" Kimberly E. (Hampton) Roth* Linda L. Hammond Dawn M. (Vietri) Tt'agakis Jeffrey R. Cote 0 Kristyne Pavlik o Scott B. Rubin * Melissa D. (Helton) Hanna' Peter.J. Tragakis Kevin S. Cote* Kim M. (Cavanagh) Pereira :Wichacl D. Shaw Gary S. Held Lenore C. U ddyback~ Fortson Lee R. (Boyajian) Crowley * Angelo Pezzullo Michelle M. ('!Jrus) Tenczar Brenda M. Hill LauraJ. ValOl1e Kyle A. (Smith) Cullinane* Vicente A. Pina Eugene E. Terminello Karen L. (Zakrzewski) Holbrook Deborah A. Walsh Robert V. Cullinane Paul M. Proulx Michael J. Thompson Stacy (Tutino) Horvack Ronald B. Ware Donna M. (Rousseau) Cummings Yvonne R. (Bergeron) Tracey L. Tov.'11son Patricia B. (Beny) Howland Amy L. (Chipman) Weinberg John C. Davia PrudenteO " Diane M. 'Ihldeau(l * Ronald M. Katz Robert C. Weintraub Joseph R. DeQuattro Lisa F. (Falvo) Puglielli ,0 Dean F. Vitarisi 0 Catheline M. Kearney" John C. Weir' David P. DiOrio Elizabeth A. (Buchanan) Reilly Susan K. (Masi) Votola!o' Kathryn M. (Jiranek) Kelley" Mark C. Wilson Susan B. (Sasso) Domko Teresa (Martins) Reilly Margaret K. (Scott) Walsh * John R. Kennedy Robert A. Zeiman Ann M. Richards Bryan P. DuBas Judith A. (Doughty) Kennedy HarTY J. Waterman 1991 David E. Rolince Thoma.s J. Duffy Mary Kay Koreivoo Brenda L. Whorf CyuthiaA. (Prachar) Albarella" Constance L. (Fitch) Rondeau Richard C. Eaton Brian W. Kruse * Sheny A. (Molloy) Williamso Brenda (Gonzalez) Angus Paul N. Rossi Joyce A. Ehrenz\veigo Brian J. Latkowski ° Howard C. Ziperstein Christian,). ArCMO Gayle S. (Wildfeuer) Samuels Shen1 H. (Sigel) Epstein Denise L. Lavoie Scott M. Arnold Scarlett A. (Bell) Scannell Stacey E. (pen'on) Forlini" 1990 Dennis P. Lima Nancy L. Fournier F lorence R. (Cefala) Abilheira David A. Ashworth" William J. Seubert 0 Craig A. Lloyd' GIOlia M. (Faria) Bancroft Kimberly A. (Paddock) David M. French:) Karl D. Almond Gretchen D. (Keegan) Long Anne L. (DiOrio) Baynes" SiegTist * PLC Everett B. Gabl1el" Carole C. Angolano' Jonathan D. Lurie Karyn E. (Larson) Bean° Kimberly A. (GOlT) Sikoski ° Amy L. (Vale) Gallagher George S. Angus Amy D. (Marcotte) Lynch Neal N. Beliveau Stacey L. (Quist) Skerry Jose B. Gonzalez Laura P. (Hlozek) Atchue* Scott J. Lyuch William V. Bcnni Deborah J. Smith David M. Goodman" Michael K. Atchue* Richard W. MacDougall Sean R. Smith' Edwin R. Gorham Joanne M. Balerna CyuthiaJ. (Mucciarone) Andrew A. Mac-Gregor PLC Bissanti ° * Lisa B. (Barlow) Soraci 0 Patricia M. (Easop) Gorman Catherine M. (Ouellette) Kristen M. (Quaratella) Mansfield Brian M. Botti Mark A. Soraci' Steven J. Grella Baranowski John R. Marcotte David A. Caprioo JaneJ. (Almeida) Sousa' Cheryl L. (Bridgman) Harger' Mark L. Barocas c + Brian F. Marshall John H. Capwell Mark A. Souza Joanne C. (N atalizia) Hasting> Richard A. Bauer LisaJ. (Esposito) McGorty MaryE. CalT Victoria A. (Morrison) St. Amand Constance G. Henderson" Sallyanne (Bonito) Bauer ShannonJ. McGrath Kristin M. Carroll Sharon L. (Kapp) Stimson" Scot J. Hennessey DonnaJ. Benell ° Kathleen J. McGOOI Susan A. (Smith) Chartier Lisa M. (Latraverse) Suchy Phelicia A. Howland Rebecca E. Berthiaume John D.lvIedailleu' * David B. Clott' Sha'\ll M. Sullivan Andrew D. Hunt Cynthia A. (Pel'Odeau) Berube James M. Mendes Jeanne L. Coco William P. .J achem Susan B. Bosco Deborah M. (Kalb) Miller Chlistopher D. Colardo Wendy M. (MacPhee) Jeffrey Rhonda L. (Blanco) Miniati" '" " Five or more years of * Matching giff made by donor's • Matching gift company PLC President's Leadership Council + Deceased continuous giving company 42 BRYANT BUSINESS WI~TER 2002 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Catherine J. (Szramiak) Collard Deborah A. (Schm::mdenman) Jill L. (Colbome) Lander Clll'istine A. Booth Steven A. Tamburro ° * Jeffrey A. COlTao' Shaw ,Joshua M. Lander' DonnaJ. Buckley Cynthia A. (Garland) Tarnowski' Blian P. Sheehan Edward J. Cox 0 Bryan K. Larson Jeffrey M. Bullett Louis D. Tarnowski ° Steven M. Crossman Adrienne B. Sholtis ~· Kathleen R. (Mat'shall) Leveillee Nanette J. Buziak M. Ye8enia Tavcl'ao Gary R. Cullaz John R. Slavin Mary Elizabeth Lewis ' Karen H. (Healey) CahiJ]' Lon C. Thomas Kathleen A. (Manapese) Kimberly M. Srail Trayis H. Loucks Brian R. Cayer * David S. 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(Burgess) Bottone Jessica (Doucette) Baker Gary C. McEldowne)" " Steven M. Elias John D. Freyermuth Andrew F. Capes Melissa L. (Gagnon) Baker Robert W. :YlC}lanus * Thofilo O. Fen'eira [) *' Deborah L. (Lennon) Friend Jose J. CaITO Jane;VI. (Claughton) Barbagallo Donald D. McKaughton FrankJ. FullIng J effi'ey M. Fryer * Gary A. Casagrande Michael D. Bautz Nicole M. (Lallier) Melmed Scot E. Furlong Catherine M. Fwtado '98MBA" Meredith A. (King) Casagrande J OM R. Beld)' nr Suzanne (Fay) Garwood Craig A. Gainey Lynn K. (King) Mills Daniel P. Ciullo Julie E. Bennett' Aaron D. Gerraughty Travis N. Gray Donna M. (Belledle) ",linchillo Susan R. Colantonio' Lawie A. Biraeree Maryheth Giblin J effi'ey C. Hall N aney J. Mif'.kowiec Linda L. Correia Joseph B. Bombard GarrettJ. Goldstein" Denise J. (Domal) Hanlon Jose J. Nieves Ruth A. (Stanfield) Daly RobeltJ. Bothelo Mmtha E. Gorman 0 Stephen M. Hanington Scott D. Noble Christiane A. Davidson Sharon M. Bothelo Christine M. 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(Bedard) Pereira * Janice L. (Ardente) Flynn' Mary E. Holske Paul M. Carey Vikram Khanna David S. Plamondon Thomas E. Flynn* Cluistine A. (Wiarda) Hurley Karin L. (Winship) Carlino * Jennifer L. Kitlinski * Christopher M. Pratt Brian D. Friend Nancy J. (Rauth) Keller * MichaelJ. Carlino * David L. LaMarche Robelt J. Pures" '94MBA WenhuiFu Kathleen M. (Rocchio) Kruczek Laura H. Ciancaglini Deborah J. (Angus) LaPointe Beth A. (Lizotte) Quinn Michael J. Gabrenas Roget· L. LaCroix John A. Cit'ello Lama M. Laffler" Noelle L. (Emmette) Raymond Joan M. (Miller) Gardiner Daryl F. LaFima Daniel R. Cohen Ktistine M. (Moynihan) Joyce E. Richal'dsO Michael P. Gillooley Michelle A. (Dnfour) Lavoie Christopher M. Congdon Lamphere" Lisa M. (Mahlert) Rubin * Beth E. (Barton) Green Joseph R. Le ' Jamie (Long) Connelly Dianna R. Larosee James D. Sannella Michael S. Gutshall Scott A. Litchfield Beth A. (Cutting) Cosgrove Alan P. Larson 0 Michelle A. (Lata) Sayino' Keith D. Hanson" * Malia F. LoPreiato .James V. D'Amico Genevieve M. (Brzozowski) Thomas W. Scannello I.Jattimcr* RobertJ. Harty Rocco Lom barcli 0 JamesJ. Darroch ValelieJ. Lopes David J. Sclmell :llaria A. (Acampora) Loitz" Dawn A. Hebett Louis A. DeQuattro 0 Kicholas J. Siciliano Matthew N. Loitz 0 Chlistopher G. Hinckley ReneeJ. (NOlmand) Lurie Elaine A. Delisle Jeffi-ey M. Singer James M. Marascio Richard D. Hoffman * Robyn A. (Langlais) Maggio Elisa M. Della Pello JenniferJ. (Hare) Smith Gloria M. (Paiva) Martin RobertJ. Houle Timothy P. Mahan' Ann MaIie (Costello) Dixon Allan M. Steele Michael S. :Mazzotta - Christopher M.Jiran° * Debra L. Manni Sandor P. Dizes Peter A. Stl'aclunan () '" Allison McPherson Kelly A.Johnson Scott T. Mat"Shall MelissaA. FOltier* Michael H. Tan Steven A. Melanson Melissa M. Kiernan Charrel H. Maxwell' lVlm"ietta V. (Berube) Foster Adene L. (Doiron) Tetreault 0 * Sandra L. (Pelletier) Mello Joseph E. Krajewski Kimberley P. (Barrett) McCord Stephen E. Flizwla Susan L. 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Potter William J. McKenney * Scott T. Hall worth John D. Alexander Susan M. (Criscione) Quil'(ley Kimberly A. (Bejnerowicz) Catheline R. Merolla" * Richard L. Holbrook '94MBA Jeff1"ey J. Amon Powell Thomas W. Renaud 0 Aziz N. Meruani Heidi A. (Dunayeski) Jalbelt Michael E. Anderson Michelle A. (Sylvestre) Ricci' Charlene A. Reynolds Jeffrey M. Milligan" Scott C. Jordan Ruth (Barwell) Anderson Karen J. (Costa) Ripley Michael P. Richard Tracy T. (Twitchell) Milligan' Jennifer K. (Newsom) Kirby Patricia A. Audette Linda E. (Hebert) Robinson Dawn B. (BliDon) Rodrigues Phillip D. Molin Sin Mei Ko o * Ginny L. (Gayowski) Barsi Scott C. Robinson Karla L. (Jeter) Shultz Doreen P. (Lee) Nicholson Marc E. Kronish Ronald Behm 0 Sharon A. Sabaj Edward M. Smith Scott A. Peixinho MichaelJ. Lally Mark A. Berniero * PLC Karen J. (Landry) Salvatelli * Willie Spence Craig M. Bilodeau Kenneth R. Schmidt * Kathleen M. SweeneyO * Anthony F. Bonanno o Five or more years of " Matching gift made by donor's • Matching gift rompany PtC President's Leadership Council + Deceased continuous giving company BRYANT BUSINESS WINTER 2002 43 HONOR ROLL O F DONORS Richard R. Pelosi Ry,Ul A. N assaney R ichard D. Scali Daniel H. Weiss Chad D. Heipler Tara L. Pinsky Todd D. Nelson Michael K. Shaughne8sy * PeterJ. Whitbeck ' Kevin T .• Jarry Donna M. Pironti 0 OIajide S. Ogunsuada Aimee J. Sher Judith S. (Graves) Wynne Ryan J. J obJing Mark D. Post 0 • Brent K. Ouellette Timothy Q. Skwiot * Anne D. (Duncan) Karshis 1998 Wayne R. Prunier * Kevin W. Paige R ebecca E. (Huard) Sousa Leigh Ann S. Laflesh * Brian A. Altomari Karen A. (Thorn) PutvinsIG 0 Michelle M. (Barbato) Pelosi Ritardo Sousa JasonJ. Lavoie J effreyJ.BruT* Lisa M. (J acques) Richard Todd A. Piehler David G. Thibault Steven L. Lazarus John J. Barton John E.RoyO Rajendra N. Popat Michael B. Tinelli 0 * .J enniter A. Leach Alfred R Bettencourt Cheryl A. (Perrino) Senerchia Matthew J. PutvinsIG Ilene R Tirck LizaJ. Lecuyer YTichelle M. (Choiniere) Butler Michael J. Smith 0 * Debra A. Raymond Sean P. Tta vis Peter R Littler Rae L. Cacchione Richard M. Sparks Beth P. Rivet Tricia E. Truscott Maureen T. (Morgan) McKenney Christina M. Carmona Matthew V, St. L ouis * Jamie P. Scanlon Joshua D. Tudryn Theresa M. :'deyer Guang yu Y. Chen Susan E. Swnner James F. Soares Samina F. Vahidy Sandnl Moreau Jason M. Coffey + Philip M. Vru'cholik Timothy R Spooner William A. Muto 1997 Jrunes R Cole Carolyn M. (Crouch) Varkel" PatriciaJ. Steere Kevin M. O'Mara Robert C. Arnone Matthew W. Davies Donald J. Welch John E. Sundberg O Monica S. Pellegrino Regina A. Bell Kathleen E. Drozdowski Rodney C. Welch Scott G. Tenien Christopher M. Petisce Kj:i",tie S. Breen Meghan E. Fox Stephanie I. Werbe Susan E. (Bernier) Thibault 0 Danielle M. Porter Susan E. Bucci Filomena Gianfrancesco Mark C. Woods AnneMru'ie M. Tremblay Nathan M. Przysiecki Cheryl A. (Garnett) Burrell PaulaA. (Morrissette) Hamel ' Meryl M. Wyman Tracey L. (Ross) Weise" Andrea L. Raffone Jeffrey Caleshu John P. Hand Alicia M. ZielinslG Karen R (PaJczynski) Wright Lynn M. Rapoza PLC Heidi K. Comes Philip v'Ho Deborah L. Zimmerman William J. Rocchio 1996 Christopher L. Costa Kristin L. (Graeve) JankowslG David P. Santoro * 1995 Tricia L. Adams Narda E. Cuccaro Sean T. Kenny Christopher M. Saunders Alex Ansaldi Pamela J. Barry Law'en R Dabkowski * Devansh M. Khiani Stefanie S. Savage Brian D. Baker Joseph A. Beals Stacy O. Defaranos George A. Kinnear * Jesse G. Shibley Diane M. Belcher o BiJI Beck Robert C. Drainville David L. Lasalle Christopher M. Simmons Guido B. Berardi Peter Berthelette Timothy C. Fitzbag Cluistine A. Lebeau MichaeU. Socci Michele L. (Holderried) Berry .Jef'fi·ey L. Bishop Scott A. Franco Lisa A. Lemieux-Doiron ReneeM. St.John Wal ter J. Berry Willard R Blanche * Christine M. Gage Sherry L. (Pru'sell) Libby Barry Stein Craig C. Carr Michael S. 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Keefe Timothy E. Parsons Briaone M. Baggett Robert M. Font'Ulella Melissa M. Dennis Brent T. LeBlanc Catherine L. Pastille PLC Angela C. Barone John A. Francisco * John N. Dube Julie B. Lewis Geoffery J. Pencikowski Shawn E. Beal Joseph K. Fredriksen Georgette I. Dunhrun Diane J. Lomas Penny J. (Lees) Pietraszka 0 Brian T. Bednarz Mary E. Fulling Paul S. Fruniglietti * Sonia L. Maciel-Mitchell Cynthia T. Pimental Jaime A. Before Frank.!' Gauvain Yogesh C. Farswani R obert M. McPhee Nancy S. Plourde Jason M. Bennett LesJieJ. (Ambrose) Gebhrut Joseph G. Finocchiaro' Andrew P. Meservey ChristopherJ. Ready Terri M. Berg Wayne Gero* Mru'ilyn G. Gorman Trunmie MiJler Lisa M. Ricci Tov Birke-Haueisen* pte Joshua Haaland Dawn M. Guimond Kimberly A. Moniz Pamela A. (Smith) Roche Christy L. Brega William D. Hackler Allison P. Higgins 0 * Molly B. Mulligan' Jason M. Shutt Abby L. Brigham Sharon A. Hanrahan Edward C. Kenney Rosemary A. N ucera-Williams Jayme M. (Delmastro) Simoneau Da\~d P. Brooks LauraJ. (Zegzdryn) Hanson* Alisa A. Kozlowski Dawn M. Pacheco Marla V. (Vaughn) Smith Darlene M. (McMahan) Bw'geBs Mona A. Henry ° Jon J. Lrunbiras LisaJ. (Chiavaroli) Palin' Todd J. Williams K1istina L. Busky Brian A. Hoffmann Marc P. Lrunothe Denise M. Paquet Daniel P. Cain 1999 Lynn M. Homer Amy E. (Metivier) Landry Altemas K. Parnell Andrew.J. Caine B,ian M. Anger Caesar C.. Jeha PLC Willirun S. Leonar'd Allison J. Pepler R Patrick Carey Lisa A. (Benatovich) Brosofsky * Raymond O.Jenness Andrew J. Lipsky Vincent L. Petrangelo Kelly A. Chru'ette Gina M. Cayer Kevin A. Kasai Paul H. Martin Elaine Precopia Nicole M. Chomick Nancy T. (Dion) Cole Matthew C. Klein J ennifer A. McGrath ScottJ. Rattigan William N. Clifford KevinJ. Cook David T. Kosewski William A. McKenzie* Marc J. Riblet Robin M. Connors David P. Corsi Kenneth J. Kulisch 0 Michael E. YTisluk* Edward W. Ricci Pamela R Coppola Eric D. Dalnas John lVI. Lane Jeannette M. (Landon) Mitchell 0 Kimberly A. (Walsh) Romsavich Nicole M. Cunnier Sergei Daniel Roberta E. Likley Joanne Neipl'is Kevin M. Sarsfield Jessica A. Cyganie"wicz David M. Dowling Amy L. (Spinner) Lima Robyn A. Ouimet Jason T. Schmid Sandra R Davis Thomas E. Dudack Silvia M. Louro Timothy W. Pariseau VincentJ. Sheehan Anthony A. Deluca Heather L. Enquist Robin H. Lydston Danielle M. Peterson Lawrence D. Silver Molly C. Devanney Alison A. (Cooper) Fairchild John E. MacPhee Gerald A. Phaneuf 0 Gregory M. Sinnott Cru'la M. Deya Marc A. F erreira Joseph A. Macchiarella Lisa M. (CarnaBtro) Piccirillo Maureen L. Slattery Matthew J. Ditrolio Eileen B. Flaherty Steven M. Michaud Jane E. Porter Grant M. Smith Jessica L. Dodge Kristi M. Flanagan Joshua S. Moscov M. E. (Moos) Prunier' Matthew A. Snyder Scott L. Dougherty Jeffery T. Gates Brian G. Napolilloo Janice M. Qoetta Gordon G. Stroupe Joseph Faienza Tara E. Gofton Gary R Russell Jennifer A. (Borawski) Ullram Katluyn A. Hayhurst Shannon K. (Noto) Russell RobertJ. Wall I o Five or more years of ' }latching gift made by donor's • Matching gift company PLC President's Leadership Council + Deceased I continuous giving company 44 BRYANT BUSINESS WINTER 2002 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Noreen M. Flaherty THE CLASS OF 2001 Bryan D. Hit c.hcock John D. Surabian Mr. Richard B. Barber, Sr. & Nichole L. Irving Michael B. Sweeney Ms. Shirley Malzone Barber James M. Fuller The Cla3s of2001 continued a Gregorio Giacinto Catherine A. Jachem Pamela D. Szczypien Mr. and Mrs. William B. Barber new tmdi.tion of gi1ling tMongh Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Baril Valel;e A. Gioe aftue-year pledge plan- a Kyle T. Kadish Paul V. Tellefsen J ennifel' L. Grenon Daniel M. Keefe Jillian L. Tempest Mr. J ohn R. Barone, Sr. t" adition miginated by the Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Barrera Stefanie Guarino Cla3s ofiiOOO. Althoughfnnd- Kevin T. Keillor Ken; M. Tonino P. Mr. and Mrs. Frands Barrett Darek Guziczek mising eff0'l1S began only Lauren A. Klein Sarah A. Toto Kl;sten M. Han;ngton Richard S. KO&1k Crystal P. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Barrett two m ontil1J before Commence- Mr. Robert D. Barry Pat.lick D. Hopkins ment, the Class of2oo1 Brenda M. Lane RichardJ. Wallington Susanne 1\'1. Howarth Meghan E . Laprade Kelly A. Walsh Mr. Michael Bauer cont" ibnted $11,700 in gifts John J. HW'ley Leslie S. Lawrence Bethany L. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Edouard Baussan and pledges, wh';ch was Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Beach Julie A. Infanti matelzed by Malcolm "Kim" Derek R. Lessard Marybcth Winslow Frank C. Int,;e,; AmandaJ. Lirange Li::,a M. Yaconiello Mr. and Mrs. Wa1 ter Beaune Clwce, 1\-ustee and Vi ce Chai ,. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Beck Geoffrey R Jarok of The Cam paignfor B"yan t, J ason A. Lopes Joshua A. Lopes Mr. and Mrs. Neftali Bedoya Charles R Jarvis and Walter Stepan, 7h,stee FRIENDS OF THE Nathan A. Lynch Mrs. Christy Begien Scott RJohnson and "ecipient ofa 2001 CLASS OF 2001 Brenda l. Kahler Brett D. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. William B. Belcher * honora?'y degree. That brought Malcolm G. Chace r u Sameer L. Kanodia Blian R Maday Mr. and Mrs. Leonard the total mised by the Class Claire H. Gagnon Belliveau, Sr. 0 Justin L. Kantrowitz Rifat A. Mahmud 10$091.000. Sameel' 1. Kanodia Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bendell Timothy M. Kelley Elizabeth A. Mahoney Rev. Joseph A. Poscatello Stewn J. Abouzeid Mr. and Mrs. John A. Benison Michelle E. Kel~ l er Jason P. Malcolm :Michael T. Sacco('cia Fahad Y.AIi Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Y Heather J. Koms Sarah M. Maloney Walter Stepan 0 PLe Benzinger Dominic P. Amenta Law'a E. Ktu;nsky Melissa M. Mancuso Elisha F. Wins low, HI Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bergeron ImadArbain J ennifer L. LaFrance Steven U . Manoc-chio Mrs. Winifred C. Winslow Mr. Peter J. Bergeron Roshani Q. Ariyam Kathryn E. Lachance David J. Maliani Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Corey M. Lamirande Ramsey B. Augustadt Matthew P. Mrutin Bel'trand,Jr. Julie M. Lavigne Stephen J. Auresto Sean W. Mrutin PARENTS Ms. Tmdy A. 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Dallas Mr. and Mr-s. Gary F. Stevens Mr. Ranjan Kani Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Whitman Ms. Rosanne L. Dana' lI!s. Judy A. Kawamoto Riblet 0 PI.C Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Wiacek Mr. Richard L. Dankel Ms. BridgetJ. Keane Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Ricci, Jr. :vIr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Stockley Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Widor' Ms. Judith Dawson' Mr. and Mrs. Dmit.riy Stolyarova Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Keith Mr. and Mrs. James L. Richard Ms. Kathleen A. Wilkins Mr. Peter R. Dean Dr. Kristin K. Kennedy 0 PLC Mr. and Mrs. John T. Ridley Mr. and Mr-s. Stephen J . Stone * Mrs. Barbara D. Williams Mr. John F. Souve & Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strazzulla Mr. G. Dickson Kenney PLC Dr. and Mrs . Aloys M. Rieser Ms. CynthiaJ. Winkler Ms. Susan DetI;-Souve ° * Mrs. Margaret Streater Mrs. Sandra Kenney Mr. Will iam W. Ring, J r. Ml: and Mrs. E lisha F. Dr. Ronald DiBattista' Mrs. Kim Striebe Mr. and Mrs. Mel C. Rivera* Winslow, III Dr. Robelt DiSario & Mr. Walter P. Rivers, III Mr. and Mrs. William P. Wolfeo Dr. N anci B. Weinberger ° Five or more years of * Matching gift made by donor's • Matching gift company PLC Pl·esident's Leader~hip Counc:il + Deceased continuous giving company BRYAc"lT BUSINESS WINTER 2002 47 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Dr. David C. Ketcham D" and Mrs. William T. Mr. and Ms. J Dshua Teverow Arthur E. Moan & Associates Dow Chemical Company' O'Harac PLC Mrs. Lillian Kofflero PLC Ms. Deanna L. Thmien° Asset Production Consultants, Dow Jones & Company, Inc .• Dr. Patricia M. Odell 0 L.P Dr. Paul Kolton' Mr. Joseph C. Theroux 0 Dun & Bradstreet' Ms. Victoria LaFore Dr. and ~Irs. Richard M. Oster PLC Honol'able O. R. Thompson * Augusta Realty Inc. Earnest Duck-Photography Ms. Margaret E. Lafferty Mrs. Erika Paquette Ms. Carolyn Thornton Automatic Data Processing · Eastern Enterprises· Mrs. Nicole Lambert Mrs. Vivian D. PaquinC Ms. Mary Ann Tooher The Ayco Chalitable Foundation Edward Ameen Ins. Agency Dr. Gaytha Langlois Dr. John O. Pastore, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William E. BCG Enterprises Electric Boat Corporation Mr. John H. Lariviereo Mrs. Carol J. Platt 0 Trueheart * PLC Bank of America· Emerson Electric· Ms. Jennifer Lal'rabee Mrs. Susan Poisson Mr. and Mrs. John T. Tunney' PLC Bank of New York Emil & Tom Grega Painting Dr. Joanna T. Lau and Dr. Hinda G. Pollard 0 PLC Mr. William Turbitt Bank of Newport Erie Insurance Group · Mr. Denis Berube Pt C Dr, Marsha P. Posusney Dr. V. K. Unni and Dr. Nilmala BankBoston The Ernest E. Stempel Unni PLo:' Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Law'ami PLC Mr. Joseph P hatt" Barra Rogers Casey· Foundation Mr. Robert Lawton Dr. Mary E. Prescott' Mr. and Mrs. Will iam F. Valentine Barrows Insurance Agency Ernst & Young Foundation * Mr. Walter Vine ° Ms. Julie M. LeBlanc 0 Mrs. Janet Proulx ° Becton Dickinson and Company· Europ€an American Bank Ms. Beverly E. Ledbetter PLC Mrs. Dolores M. Provost° Mr. Keith Vorkink Ben Ingegnel1 CLU Exelon Corporation Mrs. Michelle J. Leduc Ms. Nicole M. Provost Mr. Robelt F. Wall Beneficial Energy Products Exxon Education Foundation· Mrs. Barbara M. Leonard Mr. Thomas R. Provost Ms. Susan Wandyes Berkshire Industlial FMC Crosby Valve Inc.' Ms. Rachel Lepore Mr. Seamus Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Wann, Jr. Corporation· FMC Foundation' Dr. Judy LitoffO Mrs. Paulette Rattigan ° DI: and Mrs. Newell E. Warde PLC Blue Cross Blue Shield FPL Foundation, Inc .• Mr. and Mrs. David C. Blum Shapiro & Company, PC Mr. Dennis G. Little" Mr. Robert Reall 0 Family Business Magazine Weinstein PLC Ms. Julie A. Little Ms. Amy RedfemTI Bonitati Bros., Inc. Faria & Associates Mr. Horace Weisbart Dr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Dr. W.J. Reedyo Brokerage Consultants, Inc. Farmer & Company Honorable J oseph R. Weisberger Lohlum*PLC Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. Renner Brouillard Associates Federated Depmtment Mr. and Mrs. John K. Welch PLe Dr. Lan)' Lowe & Dr. Dana R. Mr. Jack Revm·c B,uno, Hoisl & Company, PC Stores, Inc .• Lowe Ms. J eana ~relshman Burns, Clark and Company, PC Feline Corporation Mr.J. Edwa.rd Richard 0 Mr. and Mrs. GarI)' Lulli PLC Mr. ROt)' Whipple Mr. Edward Richanlson° C.G. International, Inc. Fenn Associates Mr. William E Lunnie MI: and Mrs. Gregory White Ms. Mary Ellen Rivet C.R. Bard, Inc.' Fidelity Investments · Dr. David S. Lux 0 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. "White * Mr. Envin Robinson CHF, Inc. Fil'st Union Corpol'ation· Mr. Raymond R. Lyons Dr. and Mrs. John E. Wolfe ° PLe Mr. Christopher Roethlein CIG;\A Corporation ' Fleet Bank-RI' Dr. Mary P Lyons and Dr. Wallace Wood 0 The Call FleetBoston Financial Mr. William Parillo PLC Mr. Paul Roske Dr. ElizabethJ. Yobaccio Camilleri & Company, Inc. Floors Exclusive Mr. anclMrs. Ronald K. Dr. and Mrs. John W. Rowe ° * PLC Machtley ° * PLC Honorable Donald H. Rumsfeld Caspersen Overhead FMGlobal' Garage Door Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mahoney M.r. and Mrs. Roger B. Ruotolo CORPORATIO S / Foundation ofthe Je",ish Celtic Computer Systems, Inc. Federation Mr. and Ms. Wayne D. MaItin Mr. John Ruppert FOUNDATIONS/ The Champlin Foundations Foxboro Company· Ms. Judith Mastronardi Ms. Kristin Sanna OTHER ASSOCIATIONS Charles Schwab & Company' Fred M. Roddy Foundation, Inc. Ms. Marsha Maxwell Ms. Patlicia L. Sawyer A & A Construction, LTD. Check t he Fl0l1st Fulford Manufactuling Company Ms. Betsy McCahe Mr. and Mrs. John Scanlan PLC ANewU Citibank, N.A.' G.M. Painting & Contracting Ms. Georgia A. McCalthy Dr. Phyllis Schumacher" A.D.P. Realty Citigroup Foundation GTECH Corporation' Ms. Susan McDonald Dr. and Mrs. Clu;stian Schwarz- A.T. Cross Company' Citizens Bank Gavin Services Dr. Judith McDonnell Schilling PLC ACCPAC International Clariant Corporation· Gen-A-Sys Development, Inc. Dr. John F. McGillicuddy 0 Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Sciuto AMP Incorporated' CliffordJ. Deck, CPA General Electric Company· Ms. Lori McKellar Ms. Michele Sczerbinski , ARAMARK Corporation Coca-Cola Company General Re Corporation· Mr. Robert McM.ahon Mr. James C. Segovis AT & T Global Information Cocso. Inc. Georgia-Pacific Corporation· Mr. Glenn McQuade Honorable Bruce M. Selya° Solutions Foundation· Cohen, Dufour, & Associates Gilbane Building Company' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Mr. Glenn S. Senecal Adler, Pollock & Sheehan PC Colonial Management Gillette Company' Meichelbecko PLC Mrs. Helen Senecal C Aegon USA, Charitable Fund' Association· Dr. Henrique de Campos Ms. Debra Shaw Gold Realty Company Aetna Life & Casualty' Comerica Bank Meil'elles * pte Mr. and Mrs. M. Osman Goldman Sachs & Company· Estate of Myra H. Menagh Siddique PLC Alan G. Wolfe, CPA Commercial Flooring Granoff Family Foundation Concepts Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richm'd G. Mr. Richard Siedzik All State Signs H.J. Heinz Company Metropolis ° Allegretti Masonary Community Foundation of Foundation· Mr. Richard Sinapi Louisville Depository, Inc. * Ms. ~aureen Mezei Allegretti, Major & Company H.R.S. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sinman° Compaq Computer· Ms. Kathleen Midura Alliance Capital Management' Hackler Associates, Inc. Mr. Robert E. Sloss Computer Alliance LLC Dr. G. William Miller' Pl.C Allmerica Financial· Hallmark Cards, Inc. ' Ms. Marguerite Smiley PLC Computer Associates Mr. and Mrs. RobertJ. Misiaszek ' Allstate Foundation· Harcourt General, Inc .• Ms. Barbara E. Smyth 0 • International, Inc.· Mrs.lVI.J. Monteiro' Pl.C Mr. MartinJ. Soltys' Alp€riniHirsch Family Congdon Auto Center Inc. The Hartford' Foundation Mr. Richard Morello Mr. Steven Soulos Connecticut Financial Insurance HaItford Steam Boiler Inspection Amerada Hess Corporation· and Insuram::e Company· Ms. Mary F. Moroney 0 Mr. Richard M. Souza Group American Express Foundation· The Harvey Hubbell j<'oundation Dr. Robert Muksian 0 Ms. Andrea Spargo Corey E. Levine, CPA American Home Products Hasbro, Inc.· Dr. Keith B. Murray' Dr. Lynda St. Clair Cowen & Associates Corporation· The Hassenfeld Foundation Ms. Noreen A. Murray Ms. Jane L. St. Onge" Cranston Print Works Company· American International The Herbert E. & Daisy A. Stride Ms. Laurie L. Musgrove 0 PLC Curtains Up Ms. Dawn Stapleton Group, Inc.· Memorial Foundation Ms. Sandra Nardolillo D&T,LLC Mr. J. P. Stickeler American Skandia· Hewlett-Packard Company' Miss Kathryn D. Nassr Dankris Builders Corporation Dr. W. Clement Stone PLC American Society of Association Hillview Pro Shop Dr. and Mrs. W. Dayle Executives David T. Hansen, CPA Mr. Charles D. Strickland 0 Nattress PLC Hodgdon-Noyes Buick, Inc. Mr. Charles Sullivan Arnica Mutual Insurance DeMonte Painting Company, Mr. Rex Nichols Company· LLC Hollingsworth & Vase' Mrs. Mary M. Sullivan' I'Le Dr. and Mrs. Paul C. Nicholson, Analog Devices, Inc.· Deutsche Bank Americas Houghton Miffiin Company' Jr. PLC Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Sullivan Andersen Foundation· Foundation· Hummel & Butler CPA's PC. Dr. William Sweeney, Jr. 0 Dr. and Mrs. James A. Anzelone & Merola Do Mac ManufactUling Company Hutchins Family Norton ° PIX Mr. Michael Sylvia Foundation, Inc. Aon Foundation· Donnin Publishing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Ms. Sandra Sylvia' Donut Cafe IBM Corporation' O'Donnell, Jr. PLC Applegate Realty Company Dr. Mm·cy Syms PLC IKON Office Solutions AIthur Andersen Foundation Mrs. Hope C. Talbot ° PLC ITf Corporation· ° Five or more years of * Matching gift made by donor's ' Matching gift company PLC President's Leadership Council + Deceased continuous giving company I 48 BRYANT BUSTNESS WINTER 2002 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Illinois Thol Works, Inc.· Meyer Accounting & Business The Raine Group The Hartford Joseph T. Duffy '69 Imperial )Jill'series· Service::; Ralph M. Ciunci & Company The Harvey Hubbell Foundation Janet G. Dunk '37 Ingersoll-Rand Company· Meyer Family Philanthropic Raytheon Company The Herbert E. & Daisy A. Stride Kirke B. Everson '39 Fund Memorial In~tant Entertainment Read InsUl'ance & Financial Bertrand J. Fay' 49 Millipol'€ Corporation Institute of::\Ianagement Services The Jason Constantino Richard A. Freed '48 PLe Mobil Foundation, Inc.· Scholarship Foundation '" Accountants, Inc. Reckitt & Colman· DavidJ. Gardham, Jr. '52 Moody'::: COl'poration - The Raine Group In~lmlnc:e Reeonstruction Reebok Intenmtional LTD,- Olive H. Gartner'34 Service:::. Moore Construction The Starr f' oundation Residential Prop<-'l'til'::: Marjorie (Bliss) Gore '39 International Pape!' Company· MOl'gan Stanley Foundation· The'I'imes Rhode Island Economic Richard M. Gl'eifer '61 Investigative Resolutions Mutual of New York· Development Corporation The Toa Reinsurance Company Kenneth E. Kaplan '64 Item New Product Development Rhode Island F oundation of Ameriea " Star· Lucille (Got,e1I) llilliany '46 J.C. Higgins Corporation i-Jarragansctt Electric Company Riblet Foundation 'I'i'l],t Thomson Corporation· E. Ronald Mosca '61 J.C. Penney Company, ]nc" Narragansett Impl'ovement Robelt C. Washburn, CPA Thrifty Car Rental Catherine Mulvehill '83 J .R. Group, Inc. Company Robinson & Cn. .J f'wele r~, Inc. Tilcon Capaldi Inc. Albert P. Nadeau '89 JKN Construction Nellie Mae Education Rockwell International Tillinghast, Licht, Perkins Foundation· Smith & Cohen Constance G, Putnam James W Smith Jr. Inc. Corporation· New England E lectric· Time Warner, Inc.• Elizabeth A. Reynolds '31 JanCo .. Inc. Rooney, Plotkin & Willey Ne\v England Financial· The Times John A. Ringold '67 The Jason Constantino Royal Food Products Scholarship Foundation" New York Community Trust- SBC Foundation· Times Mirror Company· Frederick M. ROWlds '66 Mary P. Oenslager John A. Ringold, CPA SGL Carbon C0l1)Oration· The Toa Reinsurance Company Bruce Sundlun FOlmdation Fund of America· John Hancock Mutual Life San Antonio Area Foundation· J ean Swift '40 New York L ife Foundation· Towers Perrin· Insurance · Sand Ridge Bank· Nancy (Newkirk) Tedder '55 Nixon Peahorly LLP Travelers Johnson & Johnson, Inc" Sardella's Hope C. Talbot Nolan's NOlth End Club, Inc. Trinkle Design Associates Johnson's Business Services Saxon Financial Corp. Donald F. Walsh '51 N ordson Corporation· UBS· Joseph C. Mancuso Jr. Insurance ScarpelH's Family Drive Mary C.A. Wright '50 Agency Norfolk & Dedham Group· UNUM Insurance Company· Schleuniger· Joshua Teverow, Esquire, LTD. Norking Company Unilever United States Schreiber Foods IN MEMORIAM Judith P. Higgins, CPA North American Philips Foundation, Inc .• Corporation· Schultes Family Partnership, United Fire & Casualty· J une Rockwell Levy Foundation L.C. A loss in the Bryant College North Attlehoro Firefighters United Service Company K.W Blistol Co. Association Scott Trethewey Golf Shop community is de&ply felt by United Technologies· KPMGLLp· Northeast Consulting Ser;ice Scudder Kemper Inves.tments, us all, anti we are pleased to United Way· Kavanagh'sJewell'yServire.s Northeast Export Magazine Inc.· offer the oppart~"nity to make Kelleher Doors Seely & Dill'land, Inc. Vanguard Charitable gifts in the mema'des ofthose NOltheast Utilities Company· Endowment* Keough-llirby Associates, Inc. Seminole Industries for whom the College held Norton Company · Vel'izon· KeyBank, National Association· Sentry Insurance Foundation· special rrwaning. It's an ext1"a- Novare Engineers Inc. WE. Carpenter Plumbing & Koffler Fmnily Foundation O'Brien F alnily 'l\ust Sovereign Bank Heating ordinary way to dwtinguish Krupa, Johnson & Sotis OSRAM SYLVANIA Space Relief Center WT. Gaskin Engraving a'w' depm1ed community Lamar Outdoor Adveltising Products Inc.· Spear, Leeds, & Kellogg· Walter J. Matisewski, CPA members. Company Osattin F amily Fund Spot Video Wardwell Braiding Machine Pedro Beade Law Office of KelUleth Vale Owens Corning Foundation· se Paul Companies· Company Edith Flanigan Law Office ofD. Marmelstein Owens-Corning Fiberglas Stanadyne Automotive Washington F ine Properties Max F. Gold '49 Law Offices of Dean R Corporation · Corporation· Washington 'frust Company Halper, P.A. Nelson J. Gulski '26, '72H Owens-Illinois, Inc. · Stanley Works· Waters Corporation· Lectro-Med, Inc. K1isten Hatch Parkos Family Foundation The Starr Foundation Welltech Enterprise Lewandowski Family Charitable Dean Hudnutt Paul M. Law. CPA State Farm Companies Westvaco F oundation . F und Foundation Kathleen (O'Hara) Hunt '63 Peachtree Place Whirlpool Foundation· Lincoln National Corporation· State Street Bank & 'I'i·ust· G. Russell LeBeau '50 Pentair, Inc.· William L. Provost Construction, Lockheed Martin Corporation· Richard B. Mead '51 People's Bank· Steams Painting and Papeling Inc. M& V Tool & Die, Inc. Robelt A. Provost Pfizer Founrlation· Stepan Charitable Foundation Wrentham Cooperative Bank MBNA America Bank· Jack H. Rubens Philip Morri~ Companies· Stevens Excavating Inc. Yankee Gas Services Company· MDS Sewing Supply Eric G. Weisbart '53 Phoenix Mutual Insurance Straetz Foundation Macnan Corporation Company Straly Corporation Marcantonio & Sons Plymouth Antique Center Straube Associates 1863 SOCIETY Marchetti's RestaUl'ant Power Search. Inc. Student Ski Association The 1863 Society, namedjfyl' Marotta Scientific Control Practitioners Publishing International the year the College was Marsh & McLennan Companies· Company Sullivan & Sullivan founded, recognizes individ'u· Mary P. Oenslager Foundation Pricewa terhou~('Coopers • Summit Consulting Group, Inc. als who remember Bryant Fund Procter & Gamble Company · Sun Microsysterns thr01l{Jh a bequest or life· Massachusetts Financial Providence Bu~ ine~s News Swank, Inc.· Services· incame plan. Members ofthe Providence Journal Company Swiss American Securities · Massachusetts Mutual Society are invited to special Insurance· Pro vi dian Bancorp, Inc .• Swiss Tech of New England college events and are listed Matiix Metal Products Prudential Califomia Realty Syms Corporation (anonyrrwusly, ifthey prefer) Pnldential Insurance Company· May Depmtment Stores Taco, Inc. in B"yant~ Annual R&port on Company Quest Diagnostics· Temple Beth-EI Philanth,·opy. McGraw-Hili Foundation, Inc.· R&D Thbbing Company Tenet Healthcare Foundation· Anonymous (2) McKenna & Company, CPAs R.I. Pools Inc. Texaco Fow1dation· David E. Allardice '61 Mead Family Trust RM.E. Machinery Sales Inc. Texas Instruments· Robert L. Batchelor '56 Mentor Planning & Consulting, R.S. Gilmore, Inc. Textron Inc.· Rudolph A. Big-da '85 Inc. RW Roge & Company, Inc. The Ayco Charitable Robert D. Blinn '58 Merck & Company Inc.· RCA Planning Services, Inc. Foundation * Armand C. Bonneau '49 Meredith Corporation· RTF Associates The Call Merrill Lynch· The Champlin Foundations Russell C. Coit '48 Metropolitan Insurance The Ernest E. Stempel Company· Foundation o Five or more years of * Matching gift made by donor's • Matching gift company PLC President\; Leadership Council + Deceased continuous giving company BHYAN']' BUSINESS W'INTER 2002 49 CLASS NOTES 1956 1981 MARIA CHOMYSZAK of Sewell, JOHN L. FRASSE of New Hope, SOLOMON A. SOLOMON '64 ELIZABETH (SALVUCCI) N.J., is the national coordinator Penn., was promoted to franchise of East Providence, BAILEY of Quincy, Mass., oper for Habitat for Humanity Tanzania training manager-anti-infectives at R.I., chairman ofthe ates Transpersonal Therapies, a in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Ortho-McN eil Pharmaceutical in business department private practice for psychotherapy Raritan, N.J. for the Community and other alternative therapies DAVIDJ. HARLAND of Wichita, College of Rhode in Braintree, Mass. Elizabeth is Kans., was named eastern regional SAMARA (WILSON) PAICE of Island, was appointed by Governor also a staff therapist at a commu sales manager for PMS Foods, Dublin, N.H., was promoted to information systems security man Lincoln Almond to the Judicial nity mental health agency in South Inc., in Hutchinson, Kans. ager at National Grange Mutual Nominating Commission for the Weymouth, Mass. MAJOR JANET (WOOD) LONG State of Rhode Island. Insmance Company in Keene, N.H. REGINA (JONES) MEAD of Boston, Va., became the first female battalion commander in the BRIAN S. ROWE of Cary, N.C., 1974 of Monroe, Conn., president of history of the State of Maryland was named controller for Builders GERARD R. CAYER '82MST Paragon Slate, LLC, of Monroe, Army National Guard. Mutual Insurance Company in of Smithfield, R.I., is a partner Conn., is one ofthe newest profes Raleigh, N.C. with Cayer, Prescott, Clune & sionals selected for inclusion in the DAVIDJ. MOTTA of Cranston, R.I., Chatellier, LLP, in Providence, International WHO'S WHO of was named New England recruiting MARGARET (SCOTT) WALSH R.I. The firm was admitted into Entrepreneurs. manager at CAl in Uxbridge, Mass. of Lincoln, R.I., was promoted to Accountants Global Network RAYMOND P. MIEZIN of At CAl, a Philadelphia, Penn.-based strategic systems implementation International, one ofthe world's Cranbury, N.J., was named consulting firm, David will be manager at Pawtucket Mutual leading networks of independent national account manager responsible for sourcing strategy, Insurance Co., in Pawtucket, R.1. certified public accounting and at ACH Food Companies, Inc., staff development, and fiscal Margaret also received CPCU consulting firms. based in Memphis, Tenn. management for the multi-state designation. business unit. MATTHEW R. MCMANUS of 1982 1990 Denver, Colo., was named western ELLEN (GRIFFIN) PELAN 1987 ADAM M. HAMBLETT MBA region sales manager for Keen JAMES P. LORING of Hopkinton, of Barrington, R.I., vice president Transport in New Kingstown, Penn. of South Windsor; Conn., was named manager of finance and Mass., was named cmeffinancial offi general manager of Cable Rep cer at Savings Bank Life Insurance Advertising in West Warwick, R.I., 1975 administration at Axiom Ventme Company in Massachusetts. was named to the Cox Charities RONALDJ. PARKER of Partners in South Windsor. Advisory Board, established Tewksbury, Mass., 1983 1988 through Cox Communications. was named president DAVID A. FONTAINE '94MBA MARK S. DORLAND of Portage, of King & Bishop, of Harrisville, R.I., is a partner Mich., was named sales manager of 1991 a human resources White Pigeon Paper Company in DAVID M. APPOLONIA MST management "lith Cayer, Prescott, Clune & Chatellier, LLP, in Providence. White Pigeon, Mich. of East Greenwich, consulting firm, in Waltham, Mass. The firm was admitted into R.I., was admitted into partnership at 1977 Accountants Global Network Auburn, Mass., KPMG in Boston, STEVEN J. ISSA '82MBA of International, one ofthe world's won the title of Mass. David is a Cumberland, R.I., was promoted leading networks of independent Toastmasters member ofthe Rhode Island to executive vice president! certified public accounting and International 2001 Society of Certified Public managing director of the consulting firms. World Champion of Accountants and the American Rhode Island and southeastern Public Speaking. Darren is a sales ROBERT F. WEISBERG MBA Institute of Certified Public Massachusetts commercial market representative for Bose Corp., in of Rockville, Md., received ajuris Accountants. groups of Sovereign Bank in doctor degree and an M.S.E.L. Framingham, Mass. Providence, R.I. 1992 from Vermont Law School in CHRISTOPHER J. JENNIFER (KELLY) 1979 South Royalton, Vt., in May 2001. O'CONNELL of Sterling, Conn., CHARLONNE of Rutland, Mass., WILLIAM M. GRENIER was named director of hotel 1985 was named an associate ofthe '88MB A '94MST of Bradenton, operations for 'I\vo Trees Inn at CHRISTOPHER M. BEHLING casualty actuarial society (CAS). Fla., was appointed tax manager Foxwoods Resort Casino in of Chesapeake, Va., was named vice She is also a senior actuarial assis at Comdial Corporation in Ledyard, Conn. president of software development tant at Travelers Insurance in Sarasota, Fla. Bill is responsible at ACS Systems & Engineering in Hartford, Conn. for corporate, sales, property, and 1989 Virginia Beach, Va. related tax work. BRIAN L. ESSEX of Chestnut FRANK P. BELEN JR. of Hill, Mass., is an associate at Honolulu, Hawaii, was promoted to Fleet M&A Advisors in Boston, the rank of major in the Hawaii Mass. Brian also received a master Army National Guard. His unit was of science degree in finance from recently mobilized to active duty. Boston College in Chestnut Hill. 50 BRYANT BUSINESS '~"INTER 2002 TRACY J. NOGA of Somerville, CHRISTINE E. NELSON JAMIE P. SCANLON of 1998 Mass., was named assistant profes of Old Saybrook, Conn., was New York, N.Y., traveled to the RICHARDJ.BOLESof sor at Suffolk University in awarded the 2001 CCAPA Isle of Wight in Cowes, England, Coventry, R.I., was named assis Boston, Mass. Tracy received her Professional Planner Award. to compete in the America's Cup tant media supervisor with Ph.D. in business administration Christine is the town planner for Jubilee Regatta, an event com PriMedia Inc., in Warwick, R.I. with a concentration in taxation the Town of Old Saybrook. memorating the 150th anniversary SEAN M. DALEY of Medford, from Texas Tech University in of the America's Cup. SUSAN (CRANE) PULVER of Mass., was promoted to major Lubbock, Tex. Enfield, Conn., opened a machine TIMOTHY T. TARGETT account manager for the northeast ALEXANDER M. THOMAS shop, Pulver Precision, in East of Surry, N.H., owner and vice region at Cingular Wireless in of Bronx, N.Y., owns and operates Windsor, Conn., that manufactures president of H & R Block in Medford. Wicked Expressions, LLC, a precision aerospace parts for Brattleboro, Vt., received the 2001 candle manufacturing company in major commercial customers. Franchise ofthe Year Award and 2000 Stamford, Conn., that specializes is the 2002 Chairman of the TIMOTHY J. BERTRAND of in the production of wedding 1994 Franchise Advisory Council. Suffield, Conn., was appointed related gifts and favors. STACEY L. PARRON of director of strategic alliances for Hoboken, N.J., was promoted to 1996 North America with Cape Clear ROSS S. YANCO of Rochester project manager at Prudential MARK V. CACCIA MST of Software in Waltham, Mass. Hills, Mich., was named vice presi Financial in Newark, N.J. Stacy is Harrisville, R.I., is a partner CHRISTOPHER J. dent of corporate consulting for responsible for designing and with Cayer, Prescott, Clune, & MARCHAND of Walpole, Mass., General Sports & Entertainment implementing planning and fore Chatellier, LLP, in Providence, was named a fund accountant in Rochester, Mich. casting systems in the financial R.1. The firm was admitted to for State Street Corporation in information services gTOUp. membership in Accountants Global Westwood, Mass. 1993 Network International, one of the PETER R. GEAGLONE of NANCY E. ROSSITER MBA world's leading networks of in de KIMBERLY A. MULLER Enfield, Conn., is a senior consul of East Providence, R.I., was pendent certified public accounting of Shrewsbury, Mass., was named tant for Deloitte & Touche LLP, in named an assistant professor of and consulting firms. pharmaceutical sales represen Hartford, Conn. business at Bay Path College in tative for Abbott Laboratories Longmeadow, Mass. JOSHUA M. DICKINSON based in Abbott Park, Ill. JOHN LUCARELLI III of of Trumbull, Conn., was named Waterbury, Conn., 1995 supervisor at Nishball, Carp, KERRI-BETH S. ST. JACQUES was promoted to man JEFFREY E. GIROUX of Niedermeier, Pacowta & Co., P.C., of West Warwick, R.I., ager at Blum Shapiro Glastonbury, Conn., launched a in Shelton, Conn. was named a sales consultant in West Hartford, new office of The Telluride Group for Inskip Autocenter in Conn. John is a mem in South Glastonbury, Conn. The 1997 Warwick, R.I. ber ofthe Connecticut Society of Telluride Group is a Boston-based MOLLY B. MULLIGAN Certified Public Accountants and technology firm serving small busi of Groton, Conn., was named the American Institute of Certified ness companies since 1989. administrative assistant to the Public Accountants. Enterprise Projects Manager ROBERT D. O'NEILL of for the Integrated Project JENNIFER L. MANNILA of Levittmvn, Penn., was named Services of the Mashantucket Dorchester, Mass., was named accounting manager for Orchid Pequot Tribal Nation Projects vice president, commercial BioSciences, Inc., in Princeton, Department in Mashantucket, lending with Citizens Bank of N.J. Conn. Massachusetts in Boston, Mass. IN ME~10RIAM GABRIEL SAMDPERIL '25 DORIS (ROBERGE) J. ROGER MORIN'5O MELVIN P. SANTOS'64 October 5, 2001 ALEXANDER '41 September 18, 2001 Octobm" 2, 2001 Septembm" 2.1,,2001 MARY E. C. SHEA'33 ELLEN (SHAUGHNESSY) RAYMOND RICARD '72 October 23. 2001 CHARLES E. CROCKER JR. '41 CLOUTMAN '51 September 27,2001 September 28,2001 September 29,2001 SAMUEL H. FOX '34 KURTRICK W. SCHLOTT '75 September .1,,2001 JOHN J. SULLIVAN SR.'48 BETSY A. BYRNES '53 September 21,2001 Octobm" 19, 2001 Octobm" 1, 2001 JEANNE (LESPERANCE) JAMESA. WALSH'80 MEASLEY'38 STEPHEN W. REGULA '49 FRANK L. GALLANT '56 August 8,2001 September 2.1,,2001 Octobm" 28,2001 September 2001 JAMES D. FONTES '84MBA MILTON G. TRIPP JR. '49 FRANK SANNELLAJR.'58 September ;',2001 Octobm· 21,2001 March 1, 2001 \ .' ." BRYANT BUSINESS WL"ITER2002 51 FINANCIALS 2001 DEAR ALUMNI AND FRIENDS, Bryant College operated with a balanced operating budget for the fiscal year that ended July 31, 2001. The College continues to enjoy a strong financial position and-with the generous support of alumni, students, faculty, trustees, staff, and friends-will continue to provide an excellent education for future generations. Our budget was balanced thanks to the hard work and diligence of the entire Bryant community. Total revenue increased to $65.8 million. Thition and room and board revenues increased $4.3 million, reflecting higher undergraduate enroll ments. Expenditures increased in all major categories, also due to higher student enrollment. The charts to the right detail the sources and uses of operating funds. Total fund balances declined from $171.3 million to $163.9 million, primarily because of investment losses in the endowment fund (-$6.4 million). The market value of the endowment declined 4.5 percent to $129.7 million; the endowment also provided $6.1 million to support the operations of the College, including scholar ships and academic support. Over the long term, our performance compared favorably with other colleges and universities. Bryant spent approximately $20 million in 2001 to construct new facilities, upgrade technology, classrooms, residence halls, and athletic facilities, as well as to provide continued planned maintenance of all campus facilities. The College has prudently managed the resources entrusted to it. We have a strong capital base, which will provide support for years to come. The College's rating outlook has been upgraded from stable to positive over the intermediate to long-term period by its bond rating agency. Bryant's financial results for 2001 demonstrate that we have successfully met the challenge of controlling cost while providing a quality education. ?J w(L ,'A Herbert W. CUmmings! Interim Vice Presidentfor Business Affairsl'Pteasurer 5 2 BRYANT BUSINESS WINTER 2002 Tuition Room and Board Endowment and Investment Income A copy of/he Col/,yel< /lIu.tlledfillall,..al.ta/l'/n""/~ is lUvrilablf' i" flu Edith M. HodgP.801l Libnull. I • 143.8 136.8 128.5 129.7 119.8 96 90.2 83 77.8 68.5 58 .!l! 53 0.., '0