ROBERT C. BYRD HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER

MOMENTUM Fiscal Year 2017 Philanthropy Annual Report HAPPY BIRTHDAY, WVU! Our Vice President’s Message We at West Virginia today, including at WVU, is “rescue from University are celebrating our failure.” We take care of sick people. We Momentum is published by the 150th birthday all year long. need to move to a new model, where the West Virginia University Robert C. Byrd purpose of medicine is to prevent failure. Health Sciences Center Office of Philanthropy We’re taking a glance back and the WVU Foundation. in the rearview mirror and Getting back to our purpose energizes our remembering the highlights team at WVU and WVU Medicine. For questions, please contact: of our schools and colleges. West Virginia University Health Sciences We’re honoring the people WVU is where: Office of Philanthropy who made us what are today. PO Box 9008 Clinical care is helping a patient and their Morgantown, WV 26506-9008 But mostly we are looking family; forward. We’re thinking hard Phone: 304-293-3980 about what we need to do to We create a bridge from home and Toll Free: 877-766-4438 be a partner with the people and businesses who community health to hospitals where we provide are inventing West Virginia’s future. highly specialized and complex healthcare;

I spend a lot of time in conversations and work Education is inspiring students to learn; sessions with people from around West Virginia who are addressing health issues. I gravitate Research is solving the important problems of the towards people who have a positive mindset; world to help populations; who spread hope wherever they go, and who understand the vital impact of community on the We focus on the human elements of connection, health of individuals and families. purpose, hope, love, safety and an abundance mindset to create resilience and health in families These people are not hard to find in West Virginia. and communities; and Their initiatives are popping up everywhere. Where honesty, service and impact for others is WVU’s part in this is becoming more clear. On our placed above all else. three health campuses in Morgantown, Charleston WVU is an EEO/Affirmative Action Employer - and in the Eastern Panhandle, we have around We are WVU and we are getting better every day at Minority/Female/Veteran/Disability 1,000 students and 3,000 faculty. WVU Medicine 150 years old. employs another 12,000 people scattered from the Ohio River to the Potomac. Mountaineers go first.

How can we harness the intellect and energy of Lets go! these 16,000 Mountaineers to benefit the health of every West Virginian?

We have to be part of a vast change in how we care for people. The business model of medicine Clay B. Marsh, MD Vice President and Executive Dean for WVU Health Sciences TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 FINANCIALS

4 NEW ENDOWMENTS

6 FEATURED VOLUNTEERS

7 ENDOWED CHAIRS AND PROFESSORSHIPS

8 GIVING STORIES AND FEATURED SCHOLARS

28 SCHOLARSHIPS

36 IRVIN STEWART SOCIETY

38 FOUNDATION PARTNERS

49 LEADERSHIP ON THE COVER SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY STUDENT ERMIAS SEMAIE (LEFT), IS THE 2017-2018 RECIPIENT OF THE NORMAN AND NATHAN BAKER SCHOLARSHIP, WITH FELLOW DENTAL STUDENT CAITLIN LIBBY (RIGHT). FINANCIAL REPORTS PRIVATE GIVING: 7/1/16-6/30/17 GIFTS PAID PLUS NEW PLEDGES AND PLANNED GIFTS

HEALTH SCIENCES: 281 BRNI: 28 EASTERN DIVISION: 7 HSC: $7,242,788 CHARLESTON DIVISION: 204 MEDICINE: 2,546 CANCER: 2,032

DENTISTRY: $1,051,511 CHARLESTON DIVISION: $41,365

BRNI: $3,097,679 GIFTS BY UNIT: MEDICINE: $24,553,854 GIVING BY UNIT: DENTISTRY: 535 $47,095,611 11,795 NURSING: 467 CANCER: $4,828,027 PHARMACY: 717

PUBLIC HEALTH: 377 WVU HOSPITALS: $5,190,180 WVU HOSPITASL: 4,601 NURSING: $608,250 EASTERN DIVISION: $30,488 PHARMACY: $352,701 PUBLIC HEALTH: $98,763

FOUNDATIONS: 63 ORGANIZATIONS: 431 FOUNDATIONS: $1,742,322 ORGANIZATIONS: $4,819,327

ALUMNI: $12,319,738

ALUMNI: 4,873 FRIENDS* $4,118,043 GIFTS BY GIVING BY FRIENDS*: 5,371 CONSTITUENCY: CONSTITUENCY: 11,795 $47,095,611

CORPORATIONS: 1,057 CORPORATIONS: $24,096,180 * FRIENDS: INDIVIDUALS, ESTATES, 2 TRUSTS, DONOR ADVISED FUNDS, SOLE PROPRIETORSHIPS Achievement July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2017

TOTAL: $282,039,883 96% OF $295 MILLION HEALTH SCIENCES GOAL

WV HEALTH, ECONOMY ) PROFESSIONAL & GRADUATE & QUALITY OF LIFE STUDENTS $60,238,386 $68,440,583

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT EXPERIENCE $5,563,575

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FACULTY EXCELLENCE RESEARCH INITIATIVES $78,255,143 $69,542,194

3 FISCAL YEAR 2016-2017 NEW ENDOWMENTS

SCHOOL / UNIT KEY D School of Dentistry CD Health Sciences Charleston Division EI Eye Institute M School of Medicine ED Health Sciences Eastern Division H WVU Medicine (WVU Hospitals, Inc.) N School of Nursing HS HSC Inter-Professional Programs NI Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute P School of Pharmacy CI Cancer Institute FH Rosenbaum Family House PH School of Public Health CH WVU Medicine Children’s

Vincente and Guadalupe Anido Endowed Laboratory Medicine Award M

Anna and Joseph Gaydos Award for Excellence in Occupational Medicine M

Jeff and Vicky Hostetler Family Resource Center Endowment CH

Hazel Anne Johnson Graduate Nursing Scholarship N

Hazel Anne Johnson Endowed Discretionary Fund for Nursing N

Ostrow Graduate Student Scholarship N

Franklin G. Wade and Joyce G. Wade School of Medicine Scholarship M

West Virginia State Medical Association Alliance Scholarship M

These open endowment funds were established between July 1, 2016, and June 30, 2017. Endowments are permanent funds where an 4 investment administered by the WVU Foundation produces earnings to support schools or units in perpetuity. MARY AROSE MITCHELL, a native of Hurricane, West Virginia, knew since kindergarten that she wanted to be a nurse. She graduated in May 2017 with her master’s degree. “I’ve never imagined wanting to do anything else. I furthered my education with graduate school because I wanted to do more for the patient,” she said. CAPTION content

55 FEATURED VOLUNTEERS Volunteers work closely with deans, directors of development, alumni, and friends, dedicating their time and efforts to guide the future of health sciences at West Virginia University. Serving as advocates, volunteers provide leadership and support to schools and units in a variety of ways. The Health Sciences Center is honored to work with these high-level professionals to advance a State of Minds: The Campaign for West Virginia’s University. Below are featured WVU Health Sciences volunteer leaders.

CAMPUS CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEER CANCER INSTITUTE LEADERSHIP COUNCIL AND BOARD OF GOVERNORS VOLUNTEERS SANDRA “SAM” COTTON BEN AND JO STATLER

WHY I VOLUNTEER: with business professions focused on “It is incumbent upon those of us the energy industry, specifically coal who can give, to give. I grew up in and gas, while Jo holds experience in fairly humble circumstances, but volunteering and philanthropy as a even being one of nine children, there result of dedication to West Virginia was always room for one more at the University and the state. table. As fiscally challenged as my family was, our parents instilled in us WHY THEY VOLUNTEER: to help others.” Jo: “Giving up your time is every bit as important as giving your money. MY CONTRIBUTIONS: Getting involved, you gain a lot of “I remember what it was it was like knowledge about the [health sciences] to not have two cents to rub between part of things as well as WVU, and that helps you learn about the needs of the WVU DEGREES: your fingers while in undergraduate WVU DEGREES: and graduate school and how much University and the Cancer Institute.” Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Jo: Bachelor of Arts, Regents Degree Ben: “We’ve always been committed it helped to have scholarships or Doctor of Nursing Practice and Honorary Doctorate and volunteered toward various training grants. The freedom to go Ben: Bachelor of Science, Mining community efforts. It’s important to CURRENTLY: to school and not worry about how Engineering and Honorary Doctorate everybody and humanity to do our Clinical associate professor for you will meet ends financially is truly part.” the WVU School of Nursing a gift. The mission beyond self and CURRENTLY: being a part of the larger community.” Jo: Chair of leadership councils for THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS: Ben and AREAS OF EXPERTISE: the Cancer Institute and Women Jo are active supporters of the Nursing, adult health, Campus Campaign is a university-wide of West Virginia as well as campus College of Engineering and Mineral student education faculty and staff fundraising initiative. involvement Resources, the Alumni Association, Sam volunteers with the WVU School of Ben: Board of Governors and campus the Health Sciences Center, PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND: Nursing as an advocate for her peers to involvement Mountaineer Athletics, and the WVU Sandra is a military veteran, nurse encourage philanthropic participation. Cancer Institute with endowment and clinical associate professor for the AREAS OF EXPERTISE: contributions and the establishment WVU School of Nursing. Following Jo: Volunteering, philanthropy of Bonnie’s Bus. Ben and Jo feel as the World Trade Center attacks in Ben: Investing, primarily in energy if philanthropy has “made a huge 2001, Sandra was deployed to Iraq to business, and improving efficiencies; impact on the people of West Virignia” serve and has been with the School of philanthropy and volunteering and it serves as a “window into the Nursing since 1993. University” allowing for others to see PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND: what kind of impact WVU has on the Ben has primarily been involved 7 6 state. ENDOWED CHAIRS & PROFESSORSHIPS

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

Shawn Chillag, MD Richard Goldberg, MD R. Osvaldo Navia, MD William Petros, PharmD, FCCP Patricia T. Ayash Distinguished Jean and Laurence DeLynn Grace Kinney Mead Gates E. Wigner Professorship for Internal Medicine Chair of Oncology Chair of Geriatrics Dean CHARLESTON DIVISION CANCER INSTITUTE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY

Ubolrat Piamjariyakul, PhD, RN Larry Rhodes, MD Bryan Richmond, MD, MBA, FACS Gordon S. Smith, MB, ChB, MPH WVU Hospitals Evidence-Based James H. Walker Chair of William J. Maier, Jr. Stuart M. and Joyce N. Robbins Practice in Nursing Professorship Pediatric Cardiology Chair of Research Distinguished Professorship in Epidemiology SCHOOL OF NURSING SCHOOL OF MEDICINE CHARLESTON DIVISION SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH

7 PASSIONATE WEST VIRGINIA COUPLE DEMONSTRATES DEEP COMMITTMENT TO EDUCATION WITH ESTATE GIFT TO THREE HEALTH SCIENCES SCHOOLS

MEDICINE, PHARMACY AND DENTISTRY: The late Wirt C. Belcher, always got myself into trouble, and everybody needs someone a lifelong West Virginian and alumnus of West Virginia to defend them.” University, continues to benefit his alma mater with his generous philanthropy and passion for education. The most recent gift of $100,000 from the Belcher fund will be split evenly by the five schools and colleges to support Belcher was born in Saulsville, WV, and earned a master’s students, faculty and staff. degree from the WVU College of Human Resources and Education – now the College of Education and Human But while the fund has generously provided opportunities for Services – in 1951. Following the passing of his wife, Mae, in colleges and programs across the WVU campus, monetary 1999 and before his passing in 2005, Belcher created the Wirt donations weren’t the only way Wirt and Mae Belcher chose to C. and Mae S. Belcher Endowment Fund through the WVU make an impact in the lives of others. Foundation to support education and research at the university. Both Belcher and his wife were lifelong residents of West With an estate valued at more than $1 million, Belcher said in Virginia and former educators, and while they didn’t have any an interview before his death that he “had to leave the money children, they dedicated their lives to educating and serving to someone” and that he’d “rather give it to the University than others. to the government.” Wirt Belcher first received a teaching certificate, followed by a The fund annually benefits the WVU Schools of Medicine, bachelor’s degree from Concord College in 1936, teaching in Pharmacy and Dentistry, as well as the College of Education Wyoming County schools. and Human Services and the College of Law. Mae Belcher also received a teaching certificate as well as a “I gave to the College of Human Resources and Education bachelor’s degree from Concord College in 1943. Mae would because I got my degree from there,” Belcher said when he then attend Duke University, Marshall College and Columbia created the endowment. “I chose the School of Medicine University where she’d receive a master’s degree, principal’s because everyone needs a doctor, and also because I had a certificate and supervisor’s certificate. college professor who invited me to his house and told me I should go to med school. I was his top lab student, but I Mae was also elected to the West Virginia House of Delegates couldn’t afford medical school. I gave to the School of Dentistry in 1958, where she’d serve two terms. because I lost all of my teeth. Everybody needs a dentist.” Wirt Belcher died June 19, 2005, just six years following the And regarding his decision to donate to the WVU College of death of his wife in August 1999. Law, Belcher had a witty response for that as well. “Well, I

8 FEATURED SCHOLAR the impact of philanthropy

FROM L TO R: JODY MILLER, HEATHER MILLER’S MOTHER; SARAH SHIA, MILLER SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT; AND TARA HULSEY, WVU SCHOOL OF NURSING DEAN.

NURSING: West Virginia University School of Nursing junior The scholarship that Sarah received—the Heather Miller Sarah Shia is the recipient of the Heather Miller Memorial Memorial Scholarship—was established in 2010 by Heather’s Scholarship for academic year 2017-2018. Sarah is also a family, friends, and the community of Wheeling, West recipient of the BSN Award for Excellence, which recognizes Virginia. Heather was weeks from graduating with her degree the highest GPA in her class for the academic year. in nursing when she tragically passed away. Honoring her memory, the scholarship supports undergraduate nursing “Receiving scholarships is an honor,” Shia said. “Worrying students like Sarah, who are from West Virginia. about your academics is quite stressful, but piling on rent, tuition, and books makes it that much more stressful. With “This is much more than a scholarship to me,” Shia added. “I these scholarships, I am able to focus on academics and stress strive to be as passionate about nursing as Heather was. I hope a little less knowing that I have help paying for my expenses. that I am able to make the impact she did at the WVU School Scholarships have motivated me to keep working as hard as of Nursing. Her legacy will stay with me for a lifetime.” I am because they are a reminder that the strenuous effort is worth it. I would like to thank donors for giving students the opportunity to excel.” 9 WVU NEUROSURGEON AND FOOTBALL TEAM PHYSICIAN LEAVES LASTING IMPACT ON COMMUNITY, HONORED WITH MAJOR GIFT MEDICINE: The impact that one individual leaves left a positive impact on WVU Medicine can be immense, which is exactly the kind of colleagues, trainees and students, as well as impact that one physician left on West Virginia members of the football team and staff. He University, as well as Morgantown. also had the same lasting influence on Harry Lowell, MD, who trained as a neurosurgery G. Robert “Bob” Nugent, MD, one of the medical resident under Nugent. nation’s most respected neurosurgeons and a former physician for West Virginia University’s In honor of Nugent’s passion for the football team, spent 43 seasons tending to the Morgantown community and dedication to medical needs of Mountaineer football players medical education, Dr. Lowell made a $1 and was one of the first neurosurgeons to treat million gift to the WVU School of Medicine’s patients in what was then the new University Department of Neurosurgery to found the “G. Hospital, now the WVU Health Sciences Robert Nugent Chair in Neurosurgery.” This Center. gift will help reach the goal of $1.5 million needed to establish an endowed chair position. Dr. Nugent was the founding chairman of G. ROBERT “BOB” NUGENT, MD the Board of Directors of the West Virginia Referring to Nugent as a “mentor and beloved University Medical Corporation, helped create the four-year father figure,” Lowell believes no one is more deserving of such medical degree program in the WVU School of Medicine in a generous gift. the 1960s, and from 1970 through 1985 led the Department of Neurosurgery. He was a pioneer in microscopic brain surgery “He was patient-compassionate,” said Lowell. “Insurance and a world expert in treating trigeminal neuralgia, a painful or means to pay were never considered—he wasn’t much nerve condition in the face. interested in money. He was honest and always told the truth. Despite his status and accomplishments, he was humble, Nugent was also a renaissance man, according to his colleagues didn’t brag or act condescending.” and friends, and as an amateur astronomer had several telescopes at his house. He enjoyed woodworking and was an Endowed chairs are crucial for recruiting and retaining the accomplished dancer. He was also an amateur boxer, just for highest-quality faculty and for honoring faculty that have made the fun of it. a significant impact. Building a strong base of faculty talent enriches the academic environment, which attracts and inspires Nugent served the university, most recently spending three motivated students. mornings per week treating patients, without interruption from July 1961 until his death in November 2016 at age 95. Nugent

10 SCHOLARSHIP RECEIVES $50,000 IN ADDITIONAL FUNDING TO CONTINUE LEGACY OF FAMILY WHO VALUES EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY PHARMACY AND NURSING: The Thomas L. and panhandle of West Virginia, where Tom Mary M. Biery Scholarship was established and Mary raised their large family. in 2001 to rotate between three schools at West Virginia University. This year “I was very moved by the story of Mr. the Biery Scholarship received more than and Mrs. Biery,” said Aaron Hutchins, $50,000 in additional funding, allowing the 2017 Biery Scholarship recipient in future annual awards in each of the WVU the School of Pharmacy. “Throughout Schools of Nursing and Pharmacy and the the rest of my education and into my College of Education and Human Services. career, I aspire to uphold their values of hard work and dedication to providing The scholarship is named for the late opportunity through solid education.” Mr. and Mrs. Biery, who were married Aaron is a member of the Class of 2019 for 53 years. Tom was a 50-year union and from Wheeling, WV. TOM AND MARY BIERY electrician and Mary a housewife who When asked what his parents would say raised eight children. They witnessed the One of Tom and Mary’s children, Troy, today about the impact they are making enormous benefits of education in their graduated from the School of Pharmacy on WVU students, Troy said, “I think family, with four of their children receiving in 1988. He said, “My mom especially they would be surprised and very pleased degrees from WVU. The Biery Scholarship was the family cheerleader on education. that the few resources they left behind supports students from the northern She was very supportive when it came were able to create such a positive to educational pursuits and saw benefit and make such a difference for education as a tool to remove the WVU student recipients.” The financial barriers and obstacles to achieving boost this year for the Biery Scholarship success.” came from estate gifts.

“My parents were really solid “I am very thankful to receive this middle class people who worked scholarship,” said Michael Pappas, the very hard. This scholarship is about 2017 Biery Scholarship recipient in demonstrating that if you work the School of Nursing. “I am honored hard, you will achieve great things. and appreciative for the Biery family’s My parents felt that education was generosity which allows me to carry the key to earning a good living and on my dream of becoming a nurse doing meaningful work.” practitioner.” Michael is a member of the TOM AND MARY BIERY WITH THEIR CHILDREN Class of 2019 and from Wheeling, WV.

11 FEATURED SCHOLAR the impact of philanthropy TERRI DAVIS

MEDICINE: With a husband and six children, pursuing further medical degree because of a level of credibility she was not able education may seem like an almost impossible task, especially to find with her previous title, and because of support from her when gaining another degree means four more years of husband. studying and training, not just for any doctoral degree, but a medical degree. “I thought for a number of years about going back and I thought it would be too much for the family,” said Davis. “But Family support can have a major impact on an individual’s my husband said ‘Where do you want to be in four years? Do success as a student, and Terri Davis receives support not only you want to be doing what you’re doing, or do you want to be a from her immediate family, but from the Mountaineer family doctor?’” as well, both through the School of Medicine at West Virginia University and its donors. Upon making the decision to attend medical school, Davis and her husband moved their family to Morgantown, where Davis Davis is a fourth-year medical student at the WVU School of was accepted into the WVU School of Medicine. Medicine and hopes to pursue a career in emergency medicine, with thoughts of even attending school to become a flight Emphasizing how important support is not only from her surgeon. family but from the University as well, Davis is thankful for the immense support she’s received during her time as a student Formerly a physician’s assistant, Davis chose to pursue a 12 from the University and private philanthropists alike. RECORD-BREAKING WVU MEDICINE “There’s a sense of this small-town desire to help you without the big- CHILDREN’S GALA HONORS HISTORY city ‘I don’t have time for you’ attitude,” mentioned Davis in regards to OF QUALITY CARE the School of Medicine. CHILDREN’S: Friends of WVU Medicine Since pursuing her degree at WVU, Davis has received private Children’s had a very merry time while philanthropic support which covers almost all of her expenses as a attending “Magic in Wonderland” for the annual student. Morgantown Gala. This year’s celebration highlighted WVU Medicine Children’s Pediatric With the rising costs of a medical education, private philanthropy is Heart Care Program, which provides world-class more important than ever to support WVU’s best and brightest students. care to patients throughout the United States and around the world. Jamie Steuckle, 3, and Davis holds two degrees—one from the University of Maryland as well Jason Hostetler, 31, were named the Kings of as George Washington University and is currently a member of the Hearts, representing the thousands of children National Guard. Davis has also participated in a “Brick Trip” with Drs. who have received heart care at Children’s. John and Jim Brick of West Virginia, traveling to Gilmer County to reach patients in extremely remote areas of the state. Guests raised over $40,000 for the new Pediatric Emergency Center. Funds helped purchase Alongside these trips and accomplishments, Davis also received the equipment and items to calm the anxiety of 2017 United States Public Health Service Excellence in Public Health children in emergency situations. Award, which is a national award given only to a few medical students per year. Davis was given this award as a result of her heroic work during The WVU Medicine Children’s Award, honoring the 2016 devastating floods, as she provided medical triage and tetanus the Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Program, vaccinations to individuals in southern West Virginia. was accepted by Babs Nightengale, Brenda Daugherty, and Judi Polak. These “wonder Having had extraordinary opportunities because of the support given women” helped guide the program’s inception to her, Davis mentioned that she plans on paying it forward upon and have provided 40 years of patient care, graduating, and mentioned that without financial support, none of this service and education. would have been possible. J. R. Toothman, vice president of Toothman Ford Sales, received the Community Service Award. Toothman currently serves on the Children’s Leadership Council and provides philanthropic support, most notably sponsoring the Lacy Neff Q for Kids Radiothon.

13 RETIRED WVU PROFESSORS ESTABLISH SCHOLARSHIPS TO ENHANCE STUDENT EXPERIENCE

NURSING: Dr. C. Lynne Ostrow served the experiences for School of Nursing and its students at undergraduate the undergraduate and graduate level for students in CPASS, more than 35 years. During that time, as well as support she watched as graduate students tried students’ participation to juggle the demands of work, academic in faculty-led overseas study and personal life. Those moments travel. had a long-lasting effect on her. And Dr. Ostrow hopes “I was always impressed with students others who have gone who were studying to become Nurse through the rigorous Practitioners (NP). Many were doing nursing programs will this while continuing to work and raise think about helping a families. The stress of all these demands future nurse achieve must be overwhelming. That moved me his/her dreams at to want to help future students,” she WVU. explained. “As a result of my Those memories led her and her interaction with husband, Andy, a retired faculty member students for 35 years, of the College of Physical Activity and I have developed Sport Sciences (CPASS), to establish an empathy for the two scholarships totaling $50,000, struggles that an

including the Ostrow Graduate Student education in nursing DRS. LYNNE AND ANDY OSTROW Scholarship ($25,000) for students often demands all of these competing factors was very pursuing their advanced nursing degrees. today. Many students have not had the evident in almost every graduate student privilege of pursuing their education I worked with over the years. I knew that The nursing scholarship will provide unencumbered by financial worries, job when I was financially able, I wanted to financial assistance for tuition, fees responsibilities, debt and perhaps even pay back and pay forward. And, I hope and books. The Ostrow International family responsibilities,” said Dr. Ostrow. that I can inspire others to do the same, Achievement Award ($25,000) will too.” provide financial support to enhance “This scholarship is targeted to graduate study abroad and international travel students because that struggle between

14 INVESTING IN THE FUTURE OF HEALTH IN WEST VIRGINIA BEGINS WITH INVESTING IN EDUCATORS

DENTISTRY: Investing in the future to supervise/teach on the clinical floor With continuous efforts being made of healthcare in West Virginia often where students are learning procedures,” to improve patient care as well as begins with investing in West Virginia said the donors. “WVU School of enhance classroom and clinical learning University. But educating future Dentistry has always been known to experiences, the WVU School of healthcare professionals begins with be a very strong school for its clinically Dentistry relies on its faculty members to investing in the University’s faculty and qualified graduates. To maintain that provide an optimal learning environment staff—professors in particular. reputation, donors needed to step up and for students, ultimately bettering the help solve the issue.” health of West Virginians in the future. An anonymous couple has generously provided funding for the West Virginia With a focus on clinical patient care, “The State of West Virginia ranks as one University School of Dentistry Part-Time the WVU School of Dentistry also of the worst states in the country with Faculty Fund, with a check of $20,000 emphasizes providing care to rural and regards to dental health,” said Anthony being written to support part-time underserved areas of West Virginia—care T. Borgia, DDS, dean of the WVU School faculty members within the school. to those who may not have had access to of Dentistry. care in the past. This gift is contingent upon the matching “As the only dental school in West of other donors, in an “attempt to get “Our interest in better serving Virginia, we are at the forefront of not more people in a gift giving mode and the rural areas of West Virginia only providing West Virginia residents engaged with the current needs of the with quality dental care really is with quality oral health care, but also for school,” the donors mentioned. what started us contributing to educating our students to competently provide comprehensive care to those The Part-Time Faculty Fund was the school,” mentioned one of the patients once they enter private established in 2016 and provides funding donors. “Our students are the practice. Excellent care comes from for part-time faculty members within doctors caring for us tomorrow. The excellent training, and training comes the WVU School of Dentistry. Faculty students deserve the best education from dedicated and experienced faculty members, both full-time and part- that we can provide at WVU School members. Without the support of the time, are an integral piece of educating of Dentistry and the public demands Part-Time Faculty Fund, we would not be dental students, but the hiring of faculty the best care possible from those able to provide either our students with members relies heavily on the private graduating doctors. As a child that the education they require, and or by generosity of donors. grew up in rural West Virginia, I extension, the patients with the care they deserve.” “We became aware of an extreme fully understand quality of dental shortage of doctors/faculty available care or the lack thereof.”

15 CHARLESTON COUPLE “A POWERFUL FORCE FOR GOOD” FOR KANAWHA VALLEY AREA

CHARLESTON DIVISION: is serving the community Shawn Chillag, MD, Dr. Brittain McJunkin and his through board involvement, the Patricia T. Ayash wife, Judy, call Charleston, having served on several Distinguished Professor West Virginia, home. It is boards including Kanawha for Internal Medicine and where they were both born HospiceCare, The Greater department of medicine and raised, and while they Kanawha Valley Foundation, chair, has known Britt and spent several years out of and Charleston Area Medical Judy McJunkin for more state, Charleston is where Center Foundation. She said, than 50 years. they returned to raise their “I enjoy being involved and two children and Britt has seeing how organizations can “I have known Britt practiced as a physician in his benefit our city.” McJunkin since we 40-year medical career. entered medical school in Britt and Judy continue 1969,” Dr. Chillag said. After completing his medical to invest in the future of “It was quickly obvious degree from West Virginia Charleston and West Virginia that he was someone University, his internal through their philanthropy that lesser souls DR. BRITTAIN MCJUNKIN AND MRS. JUDY MCJUNKIN medicine residency at The to the WVU School of would always admire– working and contributing University of Virginia, and Medicine Charleston. This quiet confidence, strong far more than required,” Dr. gastroenterology fellowship at year, they supported the performance and easy grace Chillag added. “His research The University of Pittsburgh, Alfred K. Pfister, MD Legacy without a hint of arrogance. and expansion of knowledge Britt worked in private Scholarship, a fund which will His academic success seemed about opioid use, pain control practice in gastroenterology be awarded for the first time effortless although I am and evidence-base use of for 24 years. He now serves this academic year. They also certain it represented hard proton pump inhibitors as a professor of internal continue to support a named work and diligence.” has been very helpful in medicine at the WVU School fund they established in 2011 improving the welfare of West of Medicine Charleston. – the Dr. Brittain and Judith Dr. Chillag and Dr. Virginians. His emotional and H. McJunkin Educational and McJunkin worked together philanthropic departmental Judy earned her master’s Faculty Development Fund professionally at various support are a sustaining degree in speech pathology – which helps to support times through the years, now force for medical student and audiology from Indiana the department of internal together as faculty at WVU in and resident education. The University and worked as a medicine’s improvement of Charleston. challenges for the health care speech therapist, including resident education and faculty of the citizens of Southern for a time as an instructor at development. “Britt chose to be an essential West Virginia and medical WVU. One of her passions cog in the department,

16 $100,000 GRANT FUELS WVU’S BATTLE AGAINST STAGGERING WEST VIRGINIA SUBSTANCE USE EPIDEMIC education in the region are MEDICINE: The state of West Virginia. techniques and will oversee bolstered by Dr. McJunkin’s Virginia is facing a staggering The grant will enable WVU the clinical aspects of the work. His example inspires epidemic of substance use and to establish a Screening, Brief project. us to do more. He is a role addiction – specifically with Intervention and Referral for − Laura Lander, MSW, LCISW, model such that no learner or opioids – and the crisis is not Treatment (SBIRT) program an assistant professor in the colleague would want to do taken lightly by West Virginia that focuses on education and Department of Behavioral less than their best, lest he University. treatment, not in adolescence, Medicine/Psychiatry will be disappointed. He has that but even earlier in childhood. oversee training on brief unique presence and aura that West Virginia leads the nation Currently a SBIRT program therapy interventions. inspires medical students and in overdose deaths and the for children in West Virginia − Erin Winstanley, PhD, residents to be better and do rates for West Virginia are is nonexistent. The goal of an associate professor in the better things than they would twice the national average. the Department of Behavioral School of Pharmacy who do on their own.” Medicine and Psychiatry is also has an appointment School of Medicine to develop a SBIRT program in Behavioral Medicine/ Judy added, “Because Britt Department of Behavioral in West Virginia with unique Psychiatry, will be responsible has practiced in Charleston Medicine and Psychiatry chair approaches to fit the region for overseeing and for so many years, we want and professor Marc W. Haut, and culture. The program coordinating training and data to see this area progress. This PhD, says that substances use is a partnership with Cabin collection. part of the state needs good and addiction is not simply Creek Health System and their − Marc W. Haut, PhD, physicians. West Virginia an illness of adults, rather it school-based health clinics. professor and chair of the has great people. Britt loves occurs across the life span, Department of Behavioral the people here and the with use starting for many in The team working on the Medicine and Psychiatry, will patients he sees. With our their teenage years but often SBIRT project at WVU be responsible for developing philanthropy, anything we cultivated in childhood. includes: the collaboration with the can do to facilitate serving the − Toni Goodykoontz, MD, JD, SBIRT sites. future West Virginia is a good Private philanthropy fuels a board certified psychiatrist thing. This is our home.” the battle against serious with 20 years of experience The Conrad N. Hilton problems like opioid use in treating children and Foundation is a family “Britt and Judy’s forward- the state of West Virginia. The adolescents. She is section foundation established in thinking activism for efforts School of Medicine recently chief for Child and Adolescent 1944 and provides support to promote the welfare of the received $100,000 from the Psychiatry. She will provide to organizations working citizens in the Kanawha Valley Conrad N. Hilton Foundation psychiatric services and to improve the lives of and state are a powerful force to enhance substance use consultation, train providers disadvantaged and vulnerable for good,” Dr. Chillag said. prevention efforts in West on child interviewing people throughout the world.

1719 20 REMEMBERING LONG-TIME PHILANTHROPIST CREDIT UNIONS CONTINUE TO SUPPORT WVU AND ALUMNUS STANLEY HOSTLER MEDICINE CHILDREN’S GREATEST NEEDS HEALTH SCIENCES: A longtime benefactor, supporter and West CHILDREN’S: Miracles still happen and Virginia University alumnus is being remembered for his they happen because of our community devotion and loyalty to his alma mater. Stanley M. Hostler members and organizations. WVU died June 11 in Florida at the age of 89. Medicine Children’s has delivered hope and healing to families from West Virginia “It’s impossible to count the number of people whose lives and the surrounding regions for 29 are far better today because Stan Hostler took action to help years. Credit unions around the country others,” said Clay Marsh, MD, vice president and executive continued their commitment to helping children likes ours dean for health sciences at WVU. “He was an early and by participating in the Children’s Miracle Network Hospital’s generous supporter of the Health Sciences and Technology Credit Union for Kids’ campaign. Academy, which gave hundreds of West Virginia students hope and opportunity. He’s funded scholarships that In 2016, over 20 credit unions throughout West Virginia and benefitted scores of health professions students at WVU.” Ohio participated in raising funds through four campaigns of their choice. Locations could participate in many campaigns Having understood the impact of private philanthropy on throughout the year. The Change a Child’s Life coin drive education and healthcare, Hostler established various health allowed credit union members to donate change; Miracle Jeans sciences related funds. He was also an avid supporter of Day offered employees the opportunity to wear jeans to work minority and underrepresented students pursuing health for a donation; Shop for Miracles Day celebrated debit and sciences degrees, and also heavily supported child cancer credit card members with a donation on World Council of research funds. Credit Unions’ International Credit Union Day; and the Holiday Icon campaign presented the familiar CMN paper balloon “Stan had the most generous nature both in terms of icons but also had a variety of holiday shapes available. These personal encouragement and his philanthropic support programs are successful within the Credit Unions because they of powerful initiatives,” said Laura Gibson, PhD, senior allow staff and community members to support WVU Medicine associate vice president for research and graduate education Children’s by utilizing no cost, turnkey campaigns designed by at the Health Sciences Center. “As such, the University and Children’s Miracle Network. the Health Sciences Center benefited significantly from his friendship. It was a priority of his to invest in ways that Credit unions have been fundraising through the Credit Unions he knew would have positive impact on others whether for Kids initiatives for over 20 years. In the last three years, students, faculty, patients at one of our clinics or individuals participating credit unions have raised more than $120,000 far from West Virginia that were in need.” for WVU Medicine Children’s. These donations support the hospitals greatest needs by providing everything from research An outstanding philanthropist and friend, Hostler will be and blankets to the construction of facilities which have been missed by many, and is survived by his wife, Virginia, and critical to the care of our patients. 18 three children. PHILANTHROPY DEMONSTRATES EYE INSTITUTE DIRECTOR’S BELIEF IN IMPROVING WV HEALTH

EYE INSTITUTE: The WVU Eye Institute is throughout West Virginia care for the disadvantaged with the only facility in the state that provides and send the results the help of community support. the complete range of ophthalmic care, to the Eye Institute including all of the subspecialties of to be interpreted by “There are also those unfortunate ophthalmology. ophthalmologists, who people who despite our best will diagnose the health efforts have poor vision. We must West Virginia presents special problems issues and recommend provide vision rehabilitation for in the delivery of health care and of appropriate treatment. them as well,” he said. specialty care, eye care in particular. This can translate to Dr. Gross, leading by example “Our population has some of the better quality eye care through philanthropy to the highest prevalence in the nation for throughout the state as Eye Institute, has supported DR. RONALD GROSS medical conditions such as obesity, well as faster diagnoses the Annual Vision Program and diabetes, smoking, lack of a good diet, and treatment, which can result in better West Virginia Sight Outreach Program. cardiovascular health, and lack of outcomes. This process can also save “I strongly believe that giving to the exercise, just to name a few,” said Ronald patients money because they can be University is a concrete way of saying Gross, MD, Jane McDermott Shott Chair evaluated in or near their communities that I believe in the importance of WVU of Opthalmology with the WVU Eye instead of traveling to the Eye Institute. and WVU Medicine, and I see every day Institute. “We have a higher proportion how additional support improves West of older citizens, and West Virginia is “For example, in diabetic retinopathy, Virginia’s health, economy and quality of largely rural. This prevalence of risk with proper treatment, blindness can be life,” he said. factors combined with transportation and prevented 95% of the time. I want every economic challenges result in a greater diabetic in the state to be checked for “If we are going to move forward, we are number of the public developing blinding retinopathy. Today, at best, maybe we going to need greater contributions,” he eye diseases and conditions,” Dr. Gross get 60%. We want everybody,” Dr. Gross added. “We have a lot of work to do in said. explained. “We must provide screening West Virginia and donations allow us to for everyone easily, not only for diabetic enhance the health and vision health of Dr. Gross’s vision includes an efficient, retinopathy but also for glaucoma, all West Virginians, adults and children, reliable, and cost-effective diagnostic cataracts, and macular degeneration. as well as people beyond state borders.” process via telemedicine. Instead of patients travelling long distances to “Many people with poor vision just Dr. Gross joined WVU as Chair of the consult experts, telemedicine leverages need a pair of glasses, especially in rural Department of Ophthalmology and technology to enable remote and timely areas,” he continued. “This is something Director of the Eye Institute in 2013. He consultations. This means that trained we provide through our Appalachian earned his undergraduate degree from technicians can perform eye exams Vision Outreach Program, in which we Rice University and his medical degree from WVU in 1982. 1919 20 REMEMBERING HAZEL JOHNSON: THE LEGACY OF A COMPASSIONATE NURSING ALUM AND VETERAN

NURSING: Hazel Johnson, a retired United States Armed Forces Nursing Scholarship. Because of her philanthropy, her passion brigadier general, spent much of her career caring for wounded for education and compassionate spirit will live on for future soldiers around the world. During her 26-year career with the Mountaineers. military, she also found a passion for traveling and exploring new places—a passion that allowed her to visit more than 80 Jake Gaskins, Class of 2018, was the first recipient of the Hazel countries. Anne Johnson Graduate Nursing Scholarship for academic year 2017-2018. Jake is in the Master of Science in Nursing Hazel also believed in (Family Nurse Practitioner track) education. As an alumnus of program. Madeline Samsell, the West Virginia University Class of 2020, received the Hazel School of Nursing, she wanted Anne Johnson Undergraduate to ensure that students have Nursing Scholarship for the opportunity to achieve academic year 2017-2018. their dreams and find their passion. This year, Hazel’s sister, Jeanette Bendula, generously established In 1988, she established the Hazel Johnson Military the Hazel Anne Johnson Nursing Scholarship in the Undergraduate Nursing School of Nursing. Scholarship. Nursing student Kelsey Welsh received the “The military and the profession undergraduate scholarship last of nursing were two very year and had the opportunity important parts of Hazel’s life,” to meet Hazel at the Jeanette said. “The idea of an KELSEY WELCH, 2016 RECIPIENT OF THE HAZEL ANNE JOHNSON UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHP; THE LATE HAZEL School’s annual scholarship A. JOHNSON, 1967 GRADUATE OF THE SCHOOL OF NURSING; AND SCHOOL OF NURSING DEAN DR. TARA HULSEY. additional scholarship to support celebration luncheon in 2016. School of Nursing students from “Ms. Johnson was such an inspiring, caring and giving woman. the military made Hazel very proud. This is her legacy.” During our luncheon I thanked her for the scholarship and told her how extremely helpful it would be to me as I continue with Jeanette added, “I provided this support because I want to my nursing studies.” continue what Hazel started many years ago in helping others continue their nursing education. The new military scholarship Hazel passed away in October 2016. Upon her passing, she is a particularly splendid idea to both recognize Hazel’s past established the Hazel Anne Johnson Endowed Discretionary service and help others achieve their dream of becoming a Fund for Nursing and the Hazel Anne Johnson Graduate nurse.”

20 ANNUAL CANCER INSTITUTE GALA RAISES $50,000 FOR PATIENT COMFORT FUND

CANCER INSTITUTE: About 400 friends and supporters of the “We have an opportunity and an obligation to provide better WVU Cancer Institute celebrated the Cancer Institute’s 2016 cancer care and bring cancer prevention and reduction to West accomplishments and learned about its future growth while Virginia,” Dr. Goldberg said. He hopes to build a WVU cancer enjoying a variety of festivities at the 32nd Annual Spring hospital, hire several new clinicians and in time, apply for Gala held this past April at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur National Cancer Institute designation. Springs, WV. Vice President and Executive Dean for Health Sciences Clay The weekend-long event included an Evening of Hope, Marsh, MD, honored Dr. Goldberg as the Jean and Laurence Innovation and Partnership during which Cancer Institute DeLynn Chair of Oncology, calling him a “good guy who’s leadership honored special individuals focused on others.” WVU President with the Crystal Ribbon Award for their Gordon Gee told Goldberg “you remarkable contributions in support of represent our hopes and dreams for this the Cancer Institute and the health and state.” well-being of West Virginians. During “Let’s Flamingle” Gala Honorees included Pamela Bakalarski, participants danced to the upbeat a long time advocate of clinical trials tunes of The Pink Flamingos who research; Greg Darby, a faithful simultaneously painted amazing supporter of the Norma Mae Huggins likenesses of celebrities on huge Cancer Research Endowment for clinical canvases with almost lightning speed. trials research; Hannah Hazard Jenkins, THE WVU CANCER INSTITUTE CELEBRATED THE 32ND ANNUAL SPRING GALA HELD The paintings were sold to the highest MD, surgeon-in-chief and director of THIS PAST APRIL AT THE GREENBRIER IN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WV. bidders. At the “Unmask Cancer Ball,” clinical services at the Cancer Institute Dr. Goldberg encouraged participants whose efforts have helped grow the Institute’s statewide to open their pockets as they opened their hearts to benefit this network of care; and William Petros, PharmD, former interim year’s Gala beneficiary – the Comfort Fund. director of the Cancer Institute and associate director for anticancer drug development whose leadership moved the Thanks to their kindness and generosity, more than $50,000 Institute forward. was raised to provide temporary financial assistance to patients and their families in time of need. Additionally, Little General This year’s Gala was an opportunity for participants to meet Stores announced a $27,500 donation to benefit the Norma new Cancer Institute Director Richard Goldberg, MD, an Mae Huggins Cancer Research Endowment. internationally renowned specialist whose scientific credentials are rivaled by few and whose leadership skills are equally The Cancer Institute will return to The Greenbrier for its 33drd remarkable. Annual Spring Gala to be held April 27-29, 2018.

2119 20 EXCELLENCE IN OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AWARD SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY OPENS NEW ENDOWED WITH $25,000 GIFT STATE-OF-THE-ART INNOVATION CENTER

MEDICINE: Medicine is a rapidly changing field, and because of increasing DENTISTRY: Mountaineers go first in quite a lot of health issues across the state and the country, public health plays a vital things—especially research, education and patient role in providing proper care to citizens of West Virginia and beyond. care. West Virginia University continuously strives Recognizing the need for healthcare professionals with broad skillsets, an to offer students the best education possible in order anonymous donor has established a $25,000 scholarship to support School to better care for the people of this great state, and a of Medicine students at West Virginia University. new partnership with the WVU School of Dentistry will allow for just that. The Anna and Joseph Gaydos Award for Excellence in Occupational Medicine provides financial support to a WVU School of Medicine student On November 28, 2016, the Center for Research and enrolled in an occupational medicine-focused, public health course. While Education in Technology, Inc. (CRET) announced its the fund was established many years ago, it is now endowed and able to partnership with the School of Dentistry, which will provide a student with increased recognition for academic commitment and provide fourth-year dental students state-of-the-art achievement. equipment. With an innovation center that closely resembles a private practice, training and clinical Occupational Medicine is a branch of medicine focusing on prevention and experience will be greatly enhanced for students. treatment of workplace-related injuries and illnesses. Medical students are introduced to public health through a first-year course, and an award “We are excited to enhance our dental curriculum recipient is chosen from among these students. The student who displays with new technology and equipment, brought commitment and excellence in both clinical medicine and public health will to us by CRET and dental manufacturers, that receive the award based on deliberations by a faculty committee. will enhance our students’ training and clinical experience,” WVU School of Dentistry Dean “Given the pressing public health problems of our state, the WVU School Anthony T. Borgia, DDS said. “With this new of Medicine seeks to train physicians who are skilled in prevention and Innovation Center, our students will receive an sensitive to the broader social determinants of health,” said Christopher unrivaled learning opportunity and be exposed to Martin, MD, MSc, director of the Global Engagement Office at the WVU a variety of equipment and technology that will Health Sciences Center. Dr. Martin added, “Every year, when the Gaydos help them make informed equipment decisions in Award is conferred on a WVU medical student, it is a clear and visible private practice, as they prepare to deliver the best in demonstration that occupational medicine and the entire field of public modern dental care to patients.” health are critical to the future physician leaders of our state and nation.” CRET Innovation Centers are also present at Loma Both the Schools of Medicine and Public Health continue to provide vast Linda University in California and the University of opportunities pertaining to education, service and research, and because of Missouri-Kansas City. The CRET Innovation Center this generous donation, medical students will be better prepared to treat held a grand opening ceremony in Morgantown, WV. healthcare issues common to West Virginia, allowing individuals to receive the best care possible. 22 HOSTETLER DONATION ESTABLISHES FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER AT WVU MEDICINE CHILDREN’S

As the parents of three sons – who, at various stages in their lives, have needed the care of a children’s hospital – Jeff and Vicky understand firsthand what families and, more importantly, children go through during their stay at the hospital. This led them to become members of the WVU Medicine Children’s Leadership Council, where they could advise and promote community involvement. This involvement and their children’s experiences led the family to focus their time on creating the Family Resource Center.

“The Family Resource Center will serve as a valuable asset for children, parents, and caregivers in our community,” Jeff said. “It will provide them with a place to learn about health conditions, find lodging, learn about community support, and will host special events.” AT THE RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY FOR THE JEFF AND VICKY HOSTETLER FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER, FROM L TO R: TYLER HOSTETLER, ABBY HOSTETLER, JEFF HOSTETLER, VICKY HOSTETLER, JUSTIN HOSTETLER, DON NEHLEN, JASON HOSTETLER, AMY HOSTETLER, AND According to Philip Saul, MD, executive vice AIDEN HOSTETLER. president of WVU Medicine Children’s, the CHILDREN’S: Families who find themselves at WVU Medicine Hostetlers’ $750,000 gift to create the Family Children’s, away from home and struggling to adjust to their Resource Center is especially important now, when more new circumstances, can now find resources and support at the patients and families than ever before are choosing Children’s Jeff and Vicky Hostetler Family Resource Center, which was for their healthcare needs. dedicated at the hospital. “WVU Medicine Children’s has a long history of providing Giving back is nothing new for the Hostetlers. In 1991, the expert care to women and children from West Virginia and the year that Jeff led the New York Giants to victory in Super Bowl surrounding region, both at the hospital and at our outreach XXV, he and Vicky created the Hoss Foundation as a way to clinics,” Dr. Saul said. “By establishing this Center, the provide assistance to children and families facing hardships due Hostetler family is helping to bridge a gap and alleviate stress to traumatic injury, illness, or financial crisis. Over the years, and hardship on the families we serve. We thank them for they have used their focus of family and faith to guide not only their incredible generosity.” their lives but the Foundation as well.

23 FROM NEW YORK TO ITALY TO WEST VIRGINIA: A PATH TOWARD GIVING

MEDICINE: The motivation to While he was given the opportunity to give can come from various trace his Italian-American roots and places. Whether it be a simple attend a prestigious medical school, Dr. or complex reason, private Scobbo quickly became aware of the philanthropic efforts typically challenges surrounding a program outside originate from a place of deep of the United States which ultimately led appreciation and respect him to return. for a program, individual or institution. Originally from New York, Dr. Scobbo’s hopes of attending medical school within For Ronald Scobbo, MD, and his home state seemed to be a stretch as his wife, Jeanne, the choice to state schools were accepting roughly one grant the remainder of their out of 20 students in the mid-1960’s. At estate is pragmatic, and is based this time, WVU would begin to play a on the lifelong impact left on vital role in Dr. Scobbo’s life. Dr. Scobbo by the West Virginia University School of Medicine. Upon receiving a phone call from D.Z. As a result of this positive Morgan, MD, assistant dean, and Clark impact, the Scobbo’s have Sleeth, MD, dean of the WVU School of established the Ronald and Medicine, Dr. Scobbo was reassured of his Jeanne Scobbo Chair of General talent and ability to help others. Through Internal Medicine, honoring Dr. this phone conversation he learned of his Scobbo’s work as an internal DR. RONALD SCOBBO AND MRS. JEANNE SCOBBO acceptance as a transfer student, thereby medicine physician and serving launching his fulfilling medical career. as a crucial piece in recruiting a physician who is committed to serving the people of West Virginia. Dr. Scobbo graduated from the WVU School of Medicine in 1971. Following his graduation, he completed his internship “The first thing that came to our minds was simply WVU,” Dr. and residency with E.B. Flink, MD, chairman of the Scobbo said. “The state has been good to me, and they gave Department of Medicine. Dr. Flink ran a clinic at WVU which me an opportunity—this is my way of saying ‘thank you.’ I’m allowed Dr. Scobbo to truly learn, encountering and diagnosing grateful to the School of Medicine and to the state.” an array of patients and problems.

But before WVU even crossed his mind, Dr. Scobbo had first “Dr. Flink was the best clinician I have ever met and he taught pursued his dream of becoming a physician at the University of residents how to truly care for patients by doing only what Bologna in Italy, the oldest university of the western world. was in the best interest of each person encountered,” said Dr. Scobbo.

24 DINNER GROUPS PROVIDE HOT MEALS AND

Following his internship and residency, Dr. Scobbo joined the COMFORT TO FAMILY HOUSE GUESTS staff at WVU and as an instructor within the Department of ROSENBAUM FAMILY HOUSE: Local church groups donate Medicine, started the first general internal medicine clinic. monthly dinners to WVU Medicine’s Rosenbaum Family This was unique at the time as all other clinics were sub- House. specialty clinics with patients arriving at the general internal medicine clinic with symptoms rather than diagnoses. The For several years, members of two Morgantown area clinic expanded rapidly and eventually became the Division of churches, Brookhaven United Methodist Church and General Internal Medicine. Tyrone United Methodist Church have donated their time “Whatever is residual in our estate is just a natural and resources to WVU Medicine’s Rosenbaum Family continuation of the general internal medicine clinic started in House each month to provide food and fellowship to 1974,” said Dr. Scobbo. guests.

After years of hard work, Dr. Scobbo decided it was time for Pastor Janice Smith says the members of her church enjoy a change and accepted a position as an internist with the providing food and comfort to guests at the Rosenbaum Greenbrier Clinic, which led him to White Sulphur Springs, Family House. WV, and increased his ever-growing connection with the state. “We feel it’s a privilege to have this opportunity to be The Greenbrier Clinic was established in 1948 and was there for people who are hurting. If the guests at the originally intended to serve business executives but served Family House give us the names of their loved ones, our people from all walks of life, including patients from all over churches place those names in our church bulletins and we West Virginia. As medical director, he started a relationship pray faithfully for them. We try to bring homemade meals with WVU; recently, WVU Medicine and the Greenbrier Clinic to provide comfort food to the guests to give them a taste have established an official parternship. of home. That’s a big part of our ministry. We love to play music and have fellowship with the guests.” Currently, Dr. Scobbo has a clinical appointment as Professor of Medicine at WVU. Following his retirement he served the Rosenbaum Family House is a home away from home WVU community by working at Health Right in Morgantown, for adult outpatients and patients’ families at WVU caring for patients and instructing residents. For eight years, Medicine’s Morgantown campus. One of the programs Dr. Scobbo also served on the admissions committee for the designed for families facing medical crisis is inviting WVU School of Medicine. groups to prepare dinner for guests.

Dr. and Mrs. Scobbo continue to express their gratitude toward In 2016, more than 70 volunteers and community the University and state by supporting the WVU Cancer organizations offered their time and efforts to support Institute Gala, which they attend each year. thousands of guests each year.

25 THE GREATER KANAWHA VALLEY FOUNDATION IMPROVING LIVES OF WEST VIRGINIA CHILDREN THROUGH SUPPORT OF VISION REHABILITATION PROGRAM

EYE INSTITUTE: The Children’s Foundation. “The Greater Vision Rehabilitation Kanawha Valley Foundation Program (CVRP) at the is honored to be a part of WVU Eye Institute provides this worthwhile initiative.” comprehensive rehabilitation This year’s CVRP Summer services to school-aged Institute was a three-day children who are blind and outdoor adventure experience visually impaired throughout which took place near the state of West Virginia, Fayetteville, WV, featuring regardless of their ability to white water rafting, ziplining, pay. An important supporter social interaction, transition in providing these essential planning, cooking and services is The Greater independent living. Kanawha Valley Foundation, THE GREATER KANAWHA VALLEY FOUNDATION, THE LARGEST COMMUNITY FOUNDATION IN THE STATE OF WEST which has donated over VIRGINIA, SUPPORTED THE WVU EYE INSTITUTE THIS YEAR, INCLUDING THE SUMMER INSTITUTE AS PART OF THE Ms. Coakley says that every $660,000 in projects for CHILDREN’S VISION REHABILITATION PROGRAM. day at the CVRP Summer childrens’ vision at WVU. both at home and school and comprehensive evaluation, Institute “something happens to provide access to the visual treatment plan and follow- that grabs your heart. This “Support from The Greater environment for children up for each student, made year a totally blind child that Kanawha Valley Foundation with incurable vision loss,” possible by gifts like the ones was petrified of water went provides opportunities and she continued. “We do this that The Greater Kanawha rafting. The guide got her in experiences for these children through medical eye care, Valley Foundation has given. the water. Once there she that become life changing and optical devices, assistive Local personnel such as discovered the water was that transform into increased technology, educational teachers, parents, physicians, not still. She told the guide independence, self-esteem, recommendation and support and administrators play an there was something moving and employability,” Becky to local school systems.” active part in the process. under her feet. It was then Coakley, MA, CLVT, and we realized that she had no director of CVRP, said. In pursuit of these goals, “Children receive life- concept of moving water. Her a multi-disciplinary team changing services through only experience in the past “The goal of this program is of professionals trained in the Children’s Vision had been in a pool,” she said. to provide visually impaired ophthalmology, optometry, Rehabilitation Program,” “Once again, we realized children with tools to become orientation and mobility, said Dr. Michelle Foster, PhD that the lines were blurred independent and employable occupational therapy and president and CEO of as to who was learning from by optimizing visual function and education execute a The Greater Kanawha Valley whom.” 26 WVU PROFESSOR AND TWO-TIME ALUM PROVIDES ESTATE GIFT FOR GLOBAL HEALTH INITIATIVE

DENTISTRY AND PHARMACY: No matter the capacity, those in Latin America who would otherwise not private philanthropic efforts continue to allow West receive dental care. Virginia University to better serve its students, faculty, staff and residents of West Virginia. While “As for giving to the School of Dentistry, I wish a gift to a single college or program is appreciated, to see my colleagues and students at the school gifts to more than one program allow the continue participation with the established University to continue its efforts toward a healthier Guatemala Dental Missionary Program,” Dr. West Virginia. Marshall mentioned. “The program provides the students with the opportunity to provide essential William Marshall, DDS, PharmD, is a professor and dental care to the underserved indigent Mayan director of the General Practice Residency program descendants of San Lucas Toliman, Guatemala. As within the WVU School of Dentistry. As a graduate a preceptor in the program, I very much appreciate from both the WVU School of Dentistry and School and understand the impact of the program on the of Pharmacy, Dr. Marshall has chosen to graciously DR. WILLIAM MARSHALL developing student clinicians, and the enormous leave 10 percent of his estate to these colleges, appreciation from the communities it serves. with five percent being split equally amongst both. Additionally, the cultural exchange provided by the program to the students is significant as their participation leaves a lasting “The School of Pharmacy provided me with my first academic impact.” degree which gave me the opportunity to make further choices in my professional development,” said Dr. Marshall. Both the School of Dentistry and School of Pharmacy have “The bachelors of science degree in pharmacy provided me provided students and faculty members with the opportunity to with windows of opportunity, and satisfied my initial goal of travel abroad in order to provide exceptional care to patients. becoming the first family member to obtain a college degree. Dr. Marshall’s gifts will continue to allow travel to happen. The gift also allows me to honor my deceased wife, Deborah And as a generous donor, Dr. Marshall feels as if private Rose Marshall, RPh, a 1974 graduate of WVU, who was a philanthropy is crucial, now more than ever, in order for Pharmacist, classmate, and wonderful mother to my two opportunities like this to surface. adorable daughters.” “Private philanthropy to the University is, now more than ever, Through this contribution to the School of Pharmacy, Dr. essential for the University to continue to provide its many Marshall hopes the gift will prompt the college to establish a services to the state of West Virginia,” said Dr. Marshall. “As professional pharmacy missionary program, allowing for School a land grant institution, the University only receives a small of Pharmacy students to interact with and provide care to the portion of its budget from the state legislature. The private poor and underprivileged populations of Latin America. gifts it receives no longer just, plug in the holes of the budget, This global health initiative is also what Dr. Marshall hopes to but are now an essential component for continued operations. see continue within the School of Dentistry as a result of the With the help of private philanthropy, the University will five percent estate gift, continuing to leave a lasting impact on continue to grow, develop, and serve the citizens of the state in spite of declining state revenues.” 27 SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-2018

FRIEMAN/WILNER DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP JOHN L. AND L. SUTTON DENTISTRY Jessica Wharton DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP Stephanie Becker SCHOLARSHIPS DR. MOHSSEN AND MRS. KAREN Makayla Gresham DR. CAMILLO ALBERICO SCHOLARSHIP GHALICHEBAF CLEFT LIP/PALATE Christopher Hester Demetra Malamatenios SCHOLARSHIP Sarah Michaels Michael Petrides Andrew Ray NORMAN H. AND NATHAN P. BAKER Victoria Schmitt DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP GHAREEB DENTAL GROUP SCHOOL OF Ermias Semaie DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP DR. DAVID C. SWANN CLASS OF 1980 Grace Garcia SCHOLARSHIP DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP IN MEMORY Sarah Martinelli OF CHAMPE O. BUTLER SR. JAMES GRIFFIN SCHOLARSHIP Kathleen Schessler Sean Holan DR. NANCY BURTON WAITKUS Stephen Fragale DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP DR. AND MRS. JAMES CAVENEY AND SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT MANNHU Jessica Sencindiver FAMILY DENTAL TABLE CLINIC JOHN W. HATCHER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP IGLESIAS (RIGHT) SHARES HER APPRECIATION TO RESEARCH AWARD FOR DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP DONOR DR. DAVID EDWARDS (LEFT), AND GERALDINE CORE WILLIS SCHOLARSHIP Thomas Burnette Austin Willis MRS. LINDA EDWARDS, AT THE SCHOLARSHIP CELEBRATION Brennan Wood Pete Petrides DINNER. Trung Phan SABE ISAAC AND ROSE MARY HOWARD DENNIS “PJ” ZICKEFOOSE DDS Jessica Wharton MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP OTHMAN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Ian Weaver Siera Hardy Shawn Ballard DR. CLARENCE C. AND MAXINE D. COTTRILL GENERAL DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP SIMON P. HULLIHEN MEMORIAL AWARD RALPH J. “BUCK” RUTLEDGE

Bethany Linkous Tyler Alderman DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP DENTAL HYGIENE Robert Waldrop SCHOLARSHIPS DR. JOHN H. DEMPSEY HUNTINGTON DENTAL SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP ORTHODONTIC SCHOLARSHIP Charlene Rein COL. ELLIOT SHULMAN, DDS, MS MELISSA CARLSON ARMSTRONG MEMORIAL Mohamad Sarraj DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP DENTAL HYGIENE SCHOLARSHIP KANAWHA VALLEY DENTAL SOCIETY Andrew Lusk Kristen Hanlan DR. DAVID G. EDWARDS DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP Ashleigh Alexander SKAFF FAMILY ENDOWMENT JUDITH GRUBB DENTAL HYGIENE Mannhu Iglesias Katlyn Fullen SCHOLARSHIP DR. CARL LEMLEY AND MARY EUGENIA Laykin Beardsley DDS CLASS OF 1976 SCHOLARSHIP KENNEDY FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP SMOOT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Angela Pelehac Kyla Galbreath Michael Marmora MCMECHEN HOCK FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FOR DENTAL HYGIENE DR. PATRICK J. FARACE JOHN L. LEWIS SCHOLARSHIP DR. FRANK STEVENS STUDENT Laykin Beardsley MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Angela Pelehac SCHOLARSHIP Dustin Osborne Alyssa Drake ANN VARGO ROGERS SCHOLARSHIP DR. MATTHEW MATHIAS SCHOOL OF Cassandra Liston Marissa Kohler CLASS OF 1970 DR. S. PHILLIP FARLEY DENTISTRY SCHOLARSHIP Wesley McWatters MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Kelly Lyons MARY F. SANDERS MEMORIAL DENTAL Ryan Austin HYGIENE SCHOLARSHIP Stephanie Gordon THOMAS P. MOORE DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP Kimberly Cooper Brooks Paine 21 28 LISA A. SMITH MEMORIAL AWARD ARNOLD J. BRODY SCHOLARSHIP Marissa Kohler Ashlee Seldomridge

TIMOTHY A. AND CHRISTINE D. BROWN

MEDICINE MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS Paul Burchard

CARL R. ADKINS MEMORIAL DR. RAYMOND L. AND BILLIE KATHLEEN MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP BROWN, JR. MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Sean Parker Bradley Milam

WILHELM AND MARGARET DR. JUDITH BUFF MEMORIAL ALBRINK SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Katherine Bergman Morgan Johnson Julia Martinez Christina Provenza George Raineri I.E. BUFF SCHOLARSHIP WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY HEALTH Kristen Catherman SCIENCES 100TH ANNIVERSARY LOYALTY PERMANENT ENDOWMENT FUND DR. AND MRS. HUGH CARR Christopher Gates SCHOLARSHIP Charlotte Ballentine SUSAN BLUE ARNOLD SCHOLARSHIP Hayden Basinger Sara Reed Katherine Bergman Lauren Rover Mira Dunham Logan Wolford Allyn King Kaitlin Lindsey JAMES H. ASHWORTH SCHOLARSHIP Mitchell Lippy FROM L TO R: DR. CLAY MARSH, VICE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE DEAN FOR WVU HEALTH SCIENCES; DONOR DR. Allyn King Jonathan Mathes Lauren Norris JOSEPH MOMEN, JOSEPH AND MANZAR MOMEN SCHOLARSHIP FOR MEDICINE; AND MATTHEW CSONKA, MOMEN SCHOLAR, AT THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE SCHOLARSHIP RECOGNITION LUNCHEON. JULIAN E. BAILES, MD SCHOLARSHIP David Zekan Paul Burchard CLASS OF 1978 MEMORIAL MEDICAL ROBERT M. D’ALESSANDRI DRS. JERILL AND JEAN CAVENDER STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP DR. JACK AND MARY BATES Allyn King Areesha Khan MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Cyrus Hajiran Steven Abriola DR. GEORGE A. AND MRS. ETHEL D. CURRY DEAN’S ACCESS SCHOLARSHIP DORIS AND ERWIN CHILLAG MEDICAL MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Isabella Bushman STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP DR. F. L. BLAIR SCHOLARSHIP Katherine Bergman Brian Chen Lauren Rover Eric Neumann Breanna Nolan Zachary Claudio George Raineri Aric Clegg CLASS OF 1968 MEMORIAL JOHN P. AND ELEANOR L. BRICK Ben Conti MEDICAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP DR. GEORGE P. DANIEL AND DR. ROSS P. Brooke Cottrill Julia Martinez Catherine Kelly DANIEL MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Sydney Downey Matthew Csonka Matthew Epperly Shane Jafri Timothy Ferrebee

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Joshua Franklin FRANCIS AND CYNTHIA GOAD DR. AND MRS. R.R. LOUFT Keegan Guffey MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Cyrus Hajiran David Adkins Brandon Neeley Sherif Ibrahim Tiffany Shirkey Priyanka Jagannath THE HEALTH PLAN MEDICINE Dale Keplinger SCHOLARSHIP MAIER FOUNDATION ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Matthew Koh Joseph Hare (CHARLESTON) Frank Lacy John Pennacchio III Morgan Lough Raef Lambertson Kelly Simmons Ana-Alicia Leonso Alec Statler VIRGINIA TONEY MCSURLEY John Lindsay ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Julia Martinez SCHOOL OF MEDICINE HERITAGE Allyn King Jonathan Mathes SCHOLARSHIP Tiffany Shirkey Bradley Milam Melissa Wolz Brandon Neeley FROM L TO R: DR. CLAY MARSH, VICE PRESIDENT AND MEDICAL SCHOOL ENDOWED Eric Neumann EXECUTIVE DEAN FOR WVU HEALTH SCIENCES; MRS. RAYMOND A. AND BARBARA B. HINERMAN SCHOLARSHIP Allen Rickards LYNN BRODY, ARNOLD J. BRODY SCHOLARSHIP DONOR; MEDICAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP Steven Abriola AND ASHLEE SELDOMRIDGE, BRODY SCHOLARSHIP Conley Stout Kristen Mastrantoni Morgan Johnson RECIPIENT. Trey Vanek John Pennacchio Katherine White JOHN A.B. MD AND JEAN LOUISE Roberto Tellez FRANK L. FRANKENBURGER SCHOLARSHIP HOLT SCHOLARSHIP DEAN’S ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP Charlotte Ballentine Keegan Guffey JOSEPH AND MANZAR MOMEN Max Agbayani Hyun Im SCHOLARSHIP FOR MEDICINE Marcus Bruce Kyle Miller DR. DAVID F. HOTT, MD SCHOLARSHIP Matthew Csonka Ben Conti Eric Neumann Gabriel Goudy Matthew Csonka WILLIAM MOORE AND HENRIETTA MOORE Terri Davis ARTHUR AND JAMES GABRIEL TOM AND JANE JONES SCHOOL OF SCHOLARSHIP FOR MEDICINE Morgan Johnson MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP MEDICINE SCHOLARSHIP Reed Andrews Phillip Kostelic Kaitlin Lindsey Ben Conti Ben Conti Stephen Kostelic Richard Liberatore ARTHUR AND MILLICENT GABRIEL ALFRED KORNBLUT ENDOWED DAVID Z. MORGAN MEDICAL Kaitlin Lindsey MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Morgan Lough Mitchell Hoyson Dana Murray Joseph Hare Dana Murray George Osei GANDEE-MASSEY SCHOLARSHIP DAVID PAUL LEE, MD DAVID Z. MORGAN STUDENT Sabah Sarwari Morgan Johnson MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP ASSISTANCE SCHOLARSHIP Tiffany Shirkey Brandon Neeley Ana-Alicia Leonso Morgan Lough Evan Vance ANNA AND JOSEPH GAYDOS AWARD FOR JOHN L. LEWIS SCHOLARSHIP RAYMOND F. AND SUE ANN MORGAN NEWMAN HOUGHTON DYER MD EXCELLENCE IN OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE Tyler Buchanan MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP MEMORIAL MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Luke Roberts Emily Delaney Tyler Overholt Shauna Novobilsky DRS. GREGORY AND REBECCA ROBERTA LEWIS SCHOLARSHIP MOUNTAINEER MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP CLARE AND PAMELA EDMAN GIBBONS SCHOLARSHIP Tyler Groves David Adkins MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Taylor Bush Reed Andrews Lyndsey Weatherly WILLIAM EARL LEY SCHOLARSHIP Charlotte Ballentine Morgan Johnson 25 30 Kurt Suter JO ANN GOLDBAUGH SHAW, MD Andres Tabares MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Jasmin Tharakan Felistia Crowder Alaina Thiel Tyler Groves Kolbi Tonkovich Brandon Neeley Brian Wiseman Qaisar Syed Kaitlin Woods Natasha Yousaf RICHARD H. SIBLEY SURGICAL SCHOLARSHIP Kalin Fisher OLD HEMLOCK FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP KIMBERLY L. SKAFF AND PAUL A. SKAFF II Tyler Groves SCHOLARSHIP Mira Dunham RITA K. PAYNE SCHOLARSHIP Katherine White DR. VICTOR SKAFF SCHOLARSHIP Dana Murray RONALD PELLEGRINO MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND BY ARTHUR GABRIEL EDWARD AND NORMA JEAN Kristin Catherman SKRINER MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP FROM L TO R: DR. CLAY MARSH, VICE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE DEAN FOR WVU HEALTH SCIENCES; DR. RON Morgan Johnson PELLEGRINO; MR. ATRHUR GABRIEL, SCHOLARSHIP DONOR; GABRIEL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS MITCHELL HOYSON AND KRISTIN CATHERMAN; AND DR. PETE GABRIEL, AT THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE SCHOLARSHIP RECOGNITION ALFRED K. PFISTER, MD LEGACY LUNCHEON. SCHOLARSHIP (CHARLESTON) CLARK K. AND NELLIE SLEETH Tyler Trump MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Sabah Sarwari Katherine Bergman Kristen Mastrantoni Paul Burchard Kolin Meehan MARGARET T. AND LARRY K. PICKERING WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF Olivia Casas Diaz Bradley Milam MEDICINE SCHOLARSHIP MEDICINE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CLARK K. Kristen Catherman Kyle Miller John Lindsay SLEETH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Anthony Ciricillo Eric Neumann Taylor Bush Justin Conte Breanna Nolan CHARLES E. REIER JR. MD SCHOLARSHIP Michael Gerbo Conor Corcoran Divine Nwafor Marcus Bruce Sidney Sisson Felistia Crowder Maria Pappa Terri Davis Sean Parker RANDALL W. REYER SCHOLARSHIP H. DALE SPONAUGLE MD SCHOLARSHIP Emily Delaney Dhruvi Patel Morgan Lough Brandon Glover Quinn Doyle Ashley Perdue Eric Neumann Sevde Felek Michael Phillips IMELDA DEEGAN STEVENSON Christopher Ferari Taylor Pollock TERRY AND FRANCES SCHOLARSHIP Michael Gerbo Edward Prange SEELINGER SCHOLARSHIP Janet Tuttle Keva Green-Rose Christina Provenza Jeffrey Cannon Hyun Im Sabah Sarwari Thomas Casto AVIS D. STUART MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Sonya Inderbitzin-Brooks Adrienne Schmidt Logan Wolford Terri Davis Phylicia Irons Seanna Sears Pranav Jain Sidney Sisson MICHAEL AND JOHN SEVKA JOHN AND HAZEL SUTTON Eric Libell Shruthi Sreekumar MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Mitchell Lippy Margaret Starcher Donald Brubaker Hayden Basinger Joseph Marshalek Alec Statler Edward Prange Jacob Mascaro Jason Stemple Roberto Tellez 31 SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-2018

PEGGY PRESTON TIERNEY SCHOLARSHIP Michael Gerbo Matthew Csonka Francesca Giovannone Shane Jafri Miles Graves Alexander Wroe Kristen Hardy Jeffrey Holmes DR. C. CARL TULLY AND Frank Lacy MARGARET TULLY SCHOLARSHIP Sundus Lateef Marcus Bruce Justin Lee Terri Davis Matthew Lokant Andrew Gledhill Joshua Moore Nainika Nanda FRANKLIN G. WADE AND JOYCE G. WADE Brandon Neeley SCHOOL OF MEDICINE SCHOLARSHIP FUND Lauren Norris Bayan Razzaq Krysta Orminski Sean Parker RUTH H. WARMAN SCHOLARSHIP Joy Parks Isabella Bushman Stephanie Pockl Joseph Ray WEIR FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP Bayan Razzaq George Osei Alexander Ritter Laila Sakkal DR. DAVID L. WHITE MEDICINE Kristie Sparks SCHOLARSHIP Tyler Trump Edward Hamrick Ahmed Yousaf Joshua Zegeer GERALDINE CORE WILLIS SCHOLARSHIP FROM L TO R: DR. TARA HULSEY, SCHOOL OF NURSING DEAN; SHIRLEY BELL MEMORIAL SCHOLAR SARAH STURGILL; AND GRETA SMITH AT THE SCHOOL OF NURSING SCHOLARSHIP RECOGNITION LUNCHEON. David Adkins ALBERT AND KATHY YOUNG FAMILY FOUNDATION MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP WEST VIRGINIA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Katherine Bergman THOMAS L. AND MARY M. BIERY FAST-TRACK ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP ALLIANCE SCHOLARSHIP Roberto Tellez SCHOLARSHIP Jennifer Seal Terri Davis Michael Pappas IMOGENE PEER FOSTER NURSING WEST VIRGINIA UNITED HEALTH SYSTEM NURSING NATALIE AND WES BUSH GRADUATE NURSING SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Jordan Kelican Brooke Cottrill SCHOLARSHIPS Hannah Hellems ANIDO FAMILY NURSING SCHOLARSHIP HELENE FULD HEALTH TRUST WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Paulina Bahamondes PHYLLIS CHRISTINE GANDO CODY NURSING SCHOLARSHIP MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP UNDERGRADUATE NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Craig Devore David Adkins MARY H. ARBUCKLE NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Breanna Cain Morgan Graebe Gabrielle Beam Elizabeth DeEgidio Michaila Huffman Tyler Calkins CONDRY NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Jeffrey Cannon SHIRLEY BELL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Lauren Linton MARTI-LOU GLOVER NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Dylan Carroll Sarah Sturgill Maria Martino Gregory Darnell CHARLES COTTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Kelly Devlin Rachel Clemens SUZANNE WELLER GROSS SCHOLARSHIP Emily Ernest Safiyyah Nomani

27 32 AMY PRATT HARTMAN SCHOLARSHIP HEATHER MILLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Holly Kaiser Sarah Shia

THE HEALTH PLAN NURSING SCHOLARSHIP SUE ANN AND RAYMOND F. MORGAN Micaela Connors NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Robert Grubbs Devan Rodilosso Brittany Smith BARBARA ANN NEAL DEBRA M. HURLBUT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Daonna Fox Elizabeth Baker

HAZEL ANNE JOHNSON UNDERGRADUATE PANGER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Kaylee Schmidt Madeline Samsell MARGARET FAE PERRY HAZEL ANNE JOHNSON GRADUATE NURSING NURSING SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Joanne Rose John Gaskins CHERYL TOOMBS RICHTER NURSING BRETT SAMUEL JONES EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP George Lechalk Taylor Fordyce DONALD R. ROBERTS MD SCHOLARSHIP SCHOOL OF PHARMACY DONORS PATTY JOHNSTON AND LARRY FRAIL WITH RECIPIENTS OF THE HAROLD M. JOHN- JENNY JONES MEMORIAL Angela Bohon STON SCHOOL OF PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIPS, KATHERINE JARRELL, KELCI JONES, AND CLAYTON IRVINE AT THE ANNUAL PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS CONVOCATION. NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Christina Gailey JUNE N. SATTERFIELD FRESHMAN NURSING SHELLEY POINDEXTER WEST VIRGINIA NURSES ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP STORTZ SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP THELMA BERNADINE KINNEY Dylan Cavender Anthony Prasetio Rachel Brown NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Madison Darnold Madison Treadway Rhett Beddow Cameron Fosselman WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Audrey Gallinger BEULAH WEBB NURSING SCHOLARSHIP OF NURSING ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MARAMBA FAMILY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Sydney Homan Teresa Hines SCHOLARSHIP FOR NURSING Logan Miller Haley Shreve Robert Grubbs Holly Palmer CYNTHIA WEGLEY AND DAVID

BARNETTE NURSING SCHOLARSHIP WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF NOLA MATTHEW NURSING SCHOLARSHIP GEARLEAN MARIE SLACK Jennifer Burky NURSING OPPORTUNITY SCHOLARSHIP Colleen McCormick MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP DeAudra Daniels Katelyn Horrocks GERALDINE CORE WILLIS SCHOLARSHIP Hayley Jones MCKINNEY-SHAW SCHOLARSHIP Raven Kennedy Michelle Kidwiler Alan Lin BETTY MAREA SMITH SCHOLARSHIP Brianna Norris Lauren Ruehle VALLEY HEALTH NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Allyson O’Connell ANNA MARY MILLER MEMORIAL Rachael Kesecker Taylor Shade SCHOLARSHIP IDA W. SMITH MEMORIAL Tori Veach Amanda Edwards NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Shelly Bird

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CVS CAREMARK CHARITABLE PHARMACY TRUST SCHOLARSHIPS Alexandria Castracane SCHOLARSHIPS Jie “Jacky” Chen Mitchell Goodwin ANIDO FAMILY PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Kassondra Lilly Lindsay Mason Sara Rizzuti Brooke Sanders NANCY TEEMAN ANIDO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ANN DINARDI SCHOLARSHIP Madison Hill Kaitlyn McPherson

BERNABEI INDEPENDENT DON E. EAGLEHOUSE RPH PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Madison Hill Casey Bardsley Eugenia Makricostas EXLEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP THOMAS L. AND MARY M. BIERY Andrew Miller SCHOLARSHIP Aaron Hutchins FRUTH SCHOLARSHIP SCHOOL OF PHARMACY STUDENT EMILY ALDERSON (LEFT) IS PRESENTED WITH THE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Rita Matta ALUMNI ASSOCIATION LOYALTY PERMANENT ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIP BY IRENE BOWERS (RIGHT) AT THE HONORABLE LARRY BORDER Seth Ritchie ANNUAL PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS CONVOCATION. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Ronald “RJ” Jacobs HERBERT GOTTLIEB MEMORIAL ARTHUR I. AND LINDA M. JACKNOWITZ LEADING CHANGE IN PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP TOM AND BEN CARSON Carrie Clutter Clayton Irvine Ronald “RJ” Jacobs PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Caleb Jennings Emily Pierson Madison Postlewaite ANTHONY S. AND MARY D. GUIDO FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP RALPH S. JOHNSON SCHOLARSHIP DR. CARL J. MALANGA PATRICIA AND JIM CHASE PHARMACY Ryan Martin Dina Ludovici PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Lindsey Opfer Thomas Wissman Seth Holler Adam Brenneman Dalton Rutter Mark Sarlo NONA FAY AND C.M. HAMLETT SCHOLARSHIP HAROLD M. JOHNSTON SCHOOL OF Ashley Martin PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP JAMES A. MAURO FAMILY CLUTTER/RHOADES SCHOLARSHIP Lindsay Orton Clayton Irvine MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Amanda Kyriakopoulos Olivia Rockwell Katherine Jarrell Ty Garrison Kelci Jones ROGER S. COLE PHARMACY JAMES C. HOOD PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP KLINE MCMANN FAMILY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Ian Gladwell STEVEN C. JUDY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Emily Fox Ashley Dorsey Katherine Vecchio Aaron Hutchins JOSEPH AND EDNA HUDACHEK Hannah Roberts FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP REBECCA SMITH MONTI MEMORIAL D. STEPHEN CRAWFORD PHARMACY Douglas Wilson JUSTICE-LINDSTROM SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP COMPOUNDING AWARD Bradley Gutta Anastasia Robinson Emily Alderson

29 34 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHAIN DRUG SCHOOL OF PHARMACY LEADERSHIP YVONNE STANLEY WALGREENS DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP/ STORES FOUNDATION PHARMACY PARTNERS SCHOLARSHIP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP Erin Barthelmess Calvin Parmiter SCHOLARSHIP Casondra Camilletti Jonathan Boyles Mai Do Rachel Trimmer Eric Kinney TERRY TAYLOR AND ELLEN BURCHETT Andrew Lee Rachel “Lexi” Kolar TAYLOR PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP OHIO-MARSHALL COUNTIES Morgan Petitte Alexandra Earl WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY ALUMNI PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION Catalina Saenz ASSOCIATION LOYALTY PERMANENT SCHOLARSHIP Rachel Shott EDWARD A. TOOMPAS ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIP Megan Blackburn Victoria Zambito MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Emily Alderson Jenna Boram Jessica Layne Emily Larry Daniel Mohoroski SCHOOL OF PHARMACY LOYALTY SCHOLARSHIP GEORGE A. AND LURANIA K. TOPAKAS WHITTEN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP MARY ANN PAVLICK AND Lindsay Crabtree PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Tyler Bailey HELEN PAVLECH SCHOLARSHIP Aaron Rarick Jeff Arthur Paige Kearns Ryan Zabrosky Anna Baughman JOHN AND EDNA WITTEN SCHOLARSHIP Katie Murto McKinley Conrad Madelyn Harvey JAMES F. SMITH SCHOLARSHIP Connor Digman ROMEO AND ELIZABETH M. REGA Hannah Boughner Amy Kennedy MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Christiana Hess Lauren Luci PUBLIC HEALTH Simone Brooks Kelsi Hines Eugenia Makricostas Lisa Hostutler Dillon Simmons SCHOLARSHIPS RITE AID/JAMES K. HARMAN Michael Keck WILLIAM M. MURRAY PUBLIC HEALTH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Rebekah McCutcheon AUTUMN GRACE TRENT MEMORIAL EDUCATION ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Courtney Hartman Jessica Montgomery SCHOLARSHIP Meghan Tuscano Eun Young Park Frank Oley Allison DeLancey Elena Wojcik Corey Ritter Robert Ortiz Emily White Corey Ritter IRVIN AND BENITA VANMETER PHARMACY Ethan Roy SCHOLARSHIP HEALTH EDWARD W. ROCKIS Lei Shi Zareena Chughtai MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Paige Stubna Joseph “Ben” Hill SCIENCES Matthew Whiteman Joceline Viola Katherine Purnell Jared Rock SCHOLARSHIPS ROBERT AND STEPHANY RUFFOLO JACK H. SMITH FAMILY PHARMACY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP FRANK W. VIGNEAULT DR. I. E. BUFF MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Kelsey Hinzman Morgan Petitte MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Alexis Wheeler Lauren Luci Olivia Bunner SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN PHARMACISTS Courtney Burgazli ELIZABETH RANDALL HARTMAN HARRY D. SCHIFF SCHOLARSHIP ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP Tiffany Cavallucci MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Haley Saville Hunter Highlander Emily Greig Julia Martinez Lauren McCarthy Stephanie Koontz SCHOOL OF PHARMACY CENTENNIAL CLASS Mikayla Wickline Rachael Rose GOVERNOR OKEY L. PATTESON SCHOLARSHIP HEALTH SCIENCES LOYALTY PERMANENT Justin Greggi GERALD L. SPROWLS ENDOWMENT PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP Jessica Ho Andrew Ward

35 HEALTH SCIENCES MEMBERS IRVIN STEWART SOCIETY NEW MEMBERS INDICATED IN BOLD

The members of the Irvin Stewart Society have provided for the future of the Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center through gifts included in wills, life-income gifts, testamentary retirement account gifts, life insurance and real estate gifts. The Irvin Stewart Society was formed in 1992 to honor and recognize those WVU supporters who have included gifts in their estate plans.

Max D. Adams, PhD ‘65 A. Paul Brooks, Jr., MD* ‘66 Paul D. A. Daugherty John R. Hardesty, Jr. ‘65 Mergie W. Adams ‘64 Nancy L. Brooks* Dorothy J. Dotson ‘66 Mary Anne Hardesty Victoria Adams Gianola ‘78 William M. Brown, Jr., DDS ‘72 David G. Edwards, DDS ‘69, ‘73 David S. Harman ‘56 Thelma W. Andy Neil S. Bucklew, PhD* Linda S. Edwards ‘86 Dorothy D. Harman JAMBERLYN ANTOLINE Bill Carrico ‘59 Mary Emerick ‘54 Jim Bill Harvey STEVE A. ANTOLINE ‘14 Judy Carrico Nancy H. Ferrari Sharon L. Harvey James G. Arbogast, MD ‘76 Jim Chamberlain ‘69 Norman D. Ferrari, III, MD ‘78, ‘82 Dolores Hiehle Thomas Arkle III, DDS ‘78, ‘80 Joni Chamberlain Anne Field ‘70 J. Frederick Hiehle, MD ‘56 William L. Atkinson John T. Chambers, MD ‘43 Kenneth J. Foglesong ‘74 Dee Hill ‘76 Rose M. Badzek-Stuck ‘49 Stephanie Chen, DDS David Funderburk, DDS* ‘67, ‘73, ‘83 Deborah McMechen Hock ‘68 Lee C. Bakalarski ‘74 ROSS L. CLINE III, MD ‘65, ‘69 Rebecca Funderburk* Jeffery P. Hogg, MD ‘83 LOUIS A. BARKER, PHD ‘64 Rebecca Fain Cochran ‘85 Karen Ghalichebaf David R. Hollandsworth ‘76 James R. Barton, MD ‘71 Jo Ann Condry Mohssen Ghalichebaf, DDS Emily R. Morey-Holton, Nancy S. Barton, DDS ‘71 Cheryl Cornwell, JD ‘74, ‘91, ‘92 James A. Gianola, JD ‘82 PhD ‘58, ‘61, ‘64 Barbara C. Bean ‘63, ‘66 Creel Cornwell, PhD ‘69 Jeffrey L. Gianola Krista Hopkins, MD ‘01 Ralph J. Bean, Jr., JD ‘63, ‘66 Sandra L. Cotton ‘84 John A. Goodno Jr., MD ‘53 Charles W. Houghton, DDS ‘75 Mary Ann Bell ‘65 HOPE K. COVEY Sara E. Goodno Pat Houghton Barbara Bollin ‘73 THOMAS H. COVEY, JR., MD ‘57 DAVE GRUVER AND FAMILY Don Hoylman Kenneth W. Bollin Bob Craig, PhD ROBERT E. AND Marcella Hoylman Patricia B. Bright Marge Craig BEVERLY D. HADEN Elizabeth A. Hupp ‘81, ‘84 William T. Bright ‘60 C. Richard Daniel, Sr., MD ‘52, ‘54 Jane Eastman Hall ‘72 Debby Hutson

3335 36 Mac Hutson, DDS ‘80 Christine F. Meredith ‘71 Susan L. Polk, MD ‘70 Norman P. Silvers, MD ‘65, ‘97 Delores Curtis Johnson ‘57 Theresa R. Metcalf* ‘59 Kay A. Poole Joyce Laurie Simmons Hazel A. Johnson ‘67, ‘69 Gayle Moore Thomas R. Poole, MD ‘57, ‘59 Barbara J. Slaven Paul Johnson Richard Moore ‘54 Beverly Nefflen Randolph ‘67, ‘74 Greta W. Smith ‘70 Carla M. Keene, DDS ‘90 Mary Lou Moore Shaffer* Kenneth V. Randolph, Jr. ‘71 Robert L. Smith, MD* James A. Larrabee Neil P. Morandi, MD Karen Reed ‘80 James L. Snyder, MD ‘58, ‘59 June H. Larrabee, PhD Mary Jane Morgan Roger Reed ‘80 Stephen Sterling Monique Leys, MD Brenda Mullin ‘84 Lacy I. Rice, Jr., JD Ann H. Stevens Mabel R. Loflin Michael M. Mullin ‘63 Cheryl Toombs Richter ‘70 John “Ted” Stevens, DDS Paul H. Loflin, DDS Elaine M. Nailler Margaret R. Robison James M. Stevenson, II, MD ‘70 Jo Ellen Louden ‘74 Margaret Neal, MD ‘81 William H. Robison, MD ‘43, ‘44 Mabel M. Stevenson, MD M. Barry Louden, MD ‘76 Patrick Neal, MD ‘81 James M. Rogers II Rebecca B. Stevenson Karen MacKay, MD Alma Mann Nottingham ‘43, ‘64 Patricia Raper Rogers Richard G. Stevenson, MD ‘65, ‘69 Charles S. Mahan ‘60, ‘74 Barbara Hyde Oakeson ‘60 Gwen Rosenbluth, EdD ‘90 Cynthia M. Stuart PATRICIA J. Linda L. Oates Sidney Rosenbluth, PhD David E. Stuart, PhD MARAMBA ‘95, ‘98, ‘09 Rumsey R. Oates ‘76 Loring L. Ross, DDS ‘75, ‘78, ‘81 John B. Sutton, DDS ‘69 Gary Marcus, MD ‘70 J. Vernon Odom, PhD Young Manning Ross David B. Swartz, DDS ‘78, ‘82 Karen J. Marcus Janice Niehaus Olive ‘74 Margery Boyd Samsel ‘70 Rebecca D. Swartz Robert J. Marshall, MD Cheryl Handley Ornick ‘69, ‘76 J. Ted Samsell, MD ‘67, ‘71 Ernesto R. Tanguilig, MD WILLIAM R. MARSHALL, David A. Ornick ‘67 Melody Samsell Ruth Annon Taylor ‘71 PharmD, DDS ‘74, ‘84 Nelly T. Pangilinan RYAN SCHMUCK ‘00 Jodie S. Trotter, PhD E. Jane Martin, PhD ‘63 Kathaleen Perkins, MD JEANNE K. SCOBBO Margaret Ann Tully Diana J. Mason, PhD ‘70 Annemarie Lorenzo RONALD R. SCOBBO, MD ‘71 Gail C. VanVoorhis ‘98 Betty Maxwell Perlmutter, MD ‘61, ‘65 Lee W. Shaffer, MD ‘48, ‘50 Lindsay VanVoorhis ‘76 Patricia A. McCreary, MD ‘50, ‘52 Stephen Perlmutter, MD Mary Lou Moore Shaffer* Gail L. Walter, DVM ‘76 Mildred L. McFarland ‘39 Julia Phalunas, EdD ‘88, ‘91 David L. Shaw ‘86 Jill Welch ‘81, ‘83 Patricia Fewell McGill ‘78 Richard Phalunas, EdD ‘78, ‘88 Jo Ann Goldbaugh Shaw, MD ‘86 Jack Welch, DDS ‘80, ‘85 Francis X. McGreevy ‘66, ‘70 Larry K. Pickering, MD ‘70 Richard H. Sibley, MD ‘63, ‘67 Stephen J. Wetmore, MD ‘99 Stephen McWhorter ‘63 Margaret J. Pickering ‘66 Susan S. Sibley Edward E. White, Jr., DDS ‘76, ‘81 Thomas E. Menighan ‘74 E. Phillips Polack, MD ‘71 Arlene Silvers, PhD ‘62, ‘64 Faye Gianola Zinn ‘66 *Charter Member 37 FISCAL YEAR 2016-2017 OUR FOUNDATION PARTNERS Foundation Partners recognizes our extraordinary alumni and friends who provide private financial support by contributing $1,000 or more each year. SCHOOL / UNIT KEY D School of Dentistry CD Health Sciences Charleston Division EI Eye Institute M School of Medicine ED Health Sciences Eastern Division H WVU Medicine (WVU Hospitals, Inc.) N School of Nursing HS HSC Inter-Professional Programs NI Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute P School of Pharmacy CI Cancer Institute FH Rosenbaum Family House PH School of Public Health CH WVU Medicine Children’s

$1,000,000 AND MORE Mr. and Mrs. David P. Gruver M CI Wirt C. and Mae S. Belcher Fund D M P Dr. and Mrs. Rome H. Walker M Dr. and Mrs. Ross L. Cline III M Mr. and Mrs. Lawson W. Mary M. Biery Estate N P James H. Walker Charitable Lead Mr. and Mrs. Steve A. Antoline CI CH Hamilton III CI CH Mr. and Mrs. Phillip W. Conley CI CH Annuity Trust M Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Covey, Jr. M PH FH Mrs. Jeanne G. Hamilton CI Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Darby CI Mr. and Mrs. George S. Weaver III CI Dr. Jeffery P. Hogg M Jeanne G. and Lawson W. Hamilton, Jr. The Arthur and Millicent Gabriel West Virginia Community Voices, Inc. M Dr. Harry M. Lowell M Family Foundation CH Family Trust M CH WVU Medicine - Camden Clark Medical Dr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Scobbo M CI Mr. Richard O. Hartman II N Mr. Arthur Gabriel M CH Center M Summit Resources, Inc. CI The Health Plan of the Upper W. L. Gore and Associates, Inc. M Ohio Valley, Inc. M N CI The Greenbrier CI $25,000 TO $49,999 $500,000 TO $999,999 Barbara B. 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Pickering M Alliance M C K Coal Corporation CI LaFon Family Foundation, Inc. CI The Plastic Surgery Foundation CI Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wheeler CI Co-Op Financial Services CH Long John Silvers Common Group CH Dr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Post M Dr. and Mrs. David and Julia Whiston D Mr. James Cubert HS Mr. Steve L. Lorenze, Jr. CH Mr. Kyle M. Pratt CH W.G. Yates and Sons Construction Co. CH Mrs. Anuja Dedhia M Lovorn Engineering Associates, LLC CH P S Management, Inc. CI Your Community Foundation of North Delta Dental of West Virginia D March-Westin Company, Inc. CH Betty J. Puskar Amended and Restated Central WV, Inc. CI CH Dr. Johanna S. DeStefano HS Mrs. Donna L. Mazzei CI Revocable Trust CI 39 FISCAL YEAR 2016-2017 OUR FOUNDATION PARTNERS Foundation Partners recognizes our extraordinary alumni and friends who provide private financial support by contributing $1,000 or more each year. 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3537 40 Mr. Kenneth Jackson and Dr. and Mrs. Tony C. Majestro M Reynolds Memorial Hospital, Inc. CH $1,000 TO $4,999 Mrs. Diane Lewis-Jackson CI CH Dr. Phillip B. Mathias M Dr. and Mrs. Larry A. Rhodes M CI CH Action Facilities Management, Inc. CH Dr. Garrett J. Jackson M Mr. Phil Mauser CI CH Mr. and Mrs. John N. Rinker M Dr. and Mrs. Max D. Adams P Drs. Abnash C. and Prem L. Jain M Estate of George F. McGregor EI Mr. William J. Rucker, Jr. CI Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Adrian CH Japan REDOX Ltd. M MedExpress Urgent Care M CH Dr. Lee W. Shaffer, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Adrian CI Dr. Thomas W. Jarrett D Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Menighan P Mrs. Mary Lou Moore Shaffer M Mr. Peter J. Ahern CI Joyce’s Fine Jewelry CH H Mr. Charles H. Miller CI Drs. Norman P. and Arlene G. Silvers M Dr. and Mrs. Camillo A. Alberico D Dr. Emily C. Judy P Ms. Andrea B. Miller P Dr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Sinclair D Camillo A. Alberico, DDS D Kanawha Valley Dental Society D Dr. Jeffrey P. Moore, DDS D Sinclair Dental Clinic D Dr. Thomas C. Alewine ED Kanawha Realty and Development Dr. John T. Moore, DDS D Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sparks CH Ms. Barbara A. Alexander CI Corporation M Moore and Moore Dental Associates D Sportz Fanz CI Mr. Patrick Alexander CI Dr. Kathleen A. Kelley P Morgantown High School CH Stantec Architecture CH Alpha Omega Alpha M The MJ Kelley Foundation P Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Muscaro, DDS D Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Stovash CI Mr. and Mrs. James E. Altmeyer CI CH Dr. Dana E. King M MVB Bank, Inc. M CH H Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Stover M Altmeyer Funeral Homes, Inc. CI CH Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Kruzel HS Virginia L. Neptune Mrs. Jane V. Tetrick CI American Academy of Dermatology M Lamar Advertising of Ohio CH Charitable Foundation EI Mr. and Mrs. L. Newton Thomas, Jr. M American Association of Endodontists D Dr. and Mrs. James C. Lanham D Drs. Peter Ngan and Elizabeth C. Kao D Dr. and Mrs. Elliott L. Thrasher, II M American Medical Women’s James C. Lanham, DDS D Dr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Niemann D Triple H Enterprises CH Association - WVU Chapter CI Dr. Cristoforo R. Larzo and Ralph W. Niemann, DDS D United Way of Monongalia and American Pharmacist Dr. Melissa J. Larzo EI Dr. and Mrs. Babak D. Noorbakhsh D Preston Counties, Inc. CI CH FH Association Foundation P Lawson Endodontics, Inc. D Ollie’s Bargain Outlet CH University Motors CH ADA Foundation-Corporate Grants D Mrs. Barbara D. Lief M CH FH Order of the Eastern Star Grand Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Vaglienti CI Amgen, Inc. CI Lifetree Medical, Inc. N Chapter/West Virginia M Vandalia-Con CI Dr. Anissa Monseau Anderson D Lighthouse Electric Company, Inc. CH Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Orders, Jr. HS Walgreens P Anissa Monseau Anderson, DDS, MS D Henry Logan Children’s Home Dr. Nola J. Palomino M Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Weltz CH Dr. Scott E. Andochick D M Foundation EI Pan American Group HS CH Wesbanco Bank, Inc. CI CH Scott E. Andochick, MD, DDS, PA M Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Lucky CH Mr. Saul J. Radman CI CH Dr. and Mrs. Chad L. Westfall D Mr. and Mrs. John P. Angel FH Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lynch, Sr. M CH Dr. and Mrs. Hassan H. Ramadan M West Virginia Black Bears CH Dr. Hossein Ansari M Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lynch, Jr. M CH Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Reale CI Drs. Douglas C. and Christine A. Wolf M Apex Endodontics D Lynch Foundation, Inc. M CH Law Office of Philip A. Reale CI Woodmen of the World CH Appalachian Energy Services CH Mrs. Maggie H. Magerko CH H Mr. Derek K. Reynolds CH Dr. Stanley Zaslau M Aptevo Biotherapeutics, LLC M 41 FISCAL YEAR 2016-2017 OUR FOUNDATION PARTNERS Foundation Partners recognizes our extraordinary alumni and friends who provide private financial support by contributing $1,000 or more each year. SCHOOL / UNIT KEY D School of Dentistry CD Health Sciences Charleston Division EI Eye Institute M School of Medicine ED Health Sciences Eastern Division H WVU Medicine (WVU Hospitals, Inc.) N School of Nursing HS HSC Inter-Professional Programs NI Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute P School of Pharmacy CI Cancer Institute FH Rosenbaum Family House PH School of Public Health CH WVU Medicine Children’s

$1,000 TO $4,999 CONTINUED Dr. and Mrs. Saul R. Berg M Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Byrd Esq CI Mrs. Janey Y. Cink D PH Mr. and Mrs. Webster J. Arceneaux, III D Big Sandy Superstore, Inc. CH Mr. Johnny K. Cagigas CI The Citizens Bank CH Arch Coal, Inc. PH FH Ms. Renee A. Billie CH Dr. and Mrs. James G. Cain CH City National Bank of West Virginia CI Dr. and Mrs. Steven A. Artz CD BioRx, LLC M Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Camp CI Civil and Environmental Ashebrooke Liquor Outlet, LLC CH Mrs. Carolyn Eberly Blaney H FH Mr. Carl H. Cannon and Consultants, Inc. CH Mr. William Ashton CI Blennerhassett Dental Society D Dr. Mary L. Cannon M CH Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Clarke CH Dr. Lewis A. Assaley CI Dr. and Mrs. David C. Borgstrom M CH Dr. Grant B. Cannon D Clean Earth, Inc. CH Dr. Michael D. Attfield and Boso Anesthesia, LLC M The Hon. W. Gaston Caperton III CI Clear Mountain Bank HS CH Dr. Hilary Attfield PH Ms. Stephanie A. Bowen M CI Cardinal Pediatrics, PLLC CH President and Mrs. James P. 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SCHOOL OF MEDICINE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY WVU EYE INSTITUTE Clay B. Marsh, MD William Petros, PharmD, FCCP Ronald Gross, MD Dean Gates E. Wigner Dean Director

John Linton, PhD, ABPP SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH WVU HEART AND VASCULAR INSTITUTE Associate Vice President and Dean, Jeffrey Coben, MD Vinay Badhwar, MD, FACS, FACC Charleston Divsion Dean Executive Chair

Emma Morton Eggleston, MD, MPH WVU MEDICINE CHILDREN’S ROSENBAUM FAMILY HOUSE Interim Dean, Eastern Division J. Philip Saul, MD Jena Prokopchuk Executive Vice President Director SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY Anthony “Tom” Borgia, DDS, MHA WVU CANCER INSTITUTE WVU ROCKEFELLER NEUROSCIENCE INSTITUTE Dean Richard Goldberg, MD Ali Rezai, MD Director Executive Chair and Vice President of Neurosciences SCHOOL OF NURSING Tara Hulsey, PhD, RN, CNE, FAAN WVU CRITICAL CARE AND TRAUMA INSTITUTE Dean Alison Wilson, MD, FACS Executive Director and Chair

49 LEADERSHIP WVU FOUNDATION, HEALTH SCIENCES OFFICE OF PHILANTHROPY

Cindi Roth BJ Davisson II President and CEO Senior Vice President of Development, Chief Development Officer

George J. Omiros, CFRE, CAE Associate Vice President, Health Sciences Development [email protected] 304-293-1871

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY WVU CANCER INSTITUTE COMMUNICATIONS Clare Flanagan Karen Coombs Scarlett Schneider, PhD Hannah d’Entremont Assistant Vice President, Health Sciences Director of Development Senior Director of Development Communications Specialist Development & Senior Director of Development [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 304-293-1868 304-293-7732 304-293-1735 304-293-0788

Patricia M. Lonsbary, CFRE SCHOOL OF NURSING WVU EYE INSTITUTE CORPORATE & FOUNDATION GIVING Director of Development Kit Walizer Lynne Schwabe Mary Lynn Ulch [email protected] Director of Development Associate Director of Development Director of Development 304-293-1448 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 304-293-1597 304-598-4843 304-293-1452 Renée Gorrell Director of Development, Charleston Division [email protected] SCHOOL OF PHARMACY ROSENBAUM FAMILY HOUSE DONOR RELATIONS 304-347-1231 Kevin Tephabock Jillian Zangari Heather Day Director of Development Development Officer Associate Director of Donor Relations [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] WVU MEDICINE CHILDREN’S 304-293-7731 304-598-6094 304-293-7046 Janette Gidley Assistant Vice President, Health Sciences Development Special Projects and Senior Director of Development, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH ANNUAL GIVING PRIORITY INITATIVES WVU Medicine Children’s Karen Galentine Kristen Shipp Julia Phalunas [email protected] Director of Development Director of Annual Giving Senior Executive Director 304-598-4346 ext. 77676 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 304-293-1828 304-293-1873 304-284-4085

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