PathwaysThe Magazine of

Fall 2013

T H E S O C I O E C O N O M I C IMPACT O F A C O L L E G E E D U C A T I O N

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HCC Educational Foundation A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Pathways THE MAGAZINE OF HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE While the country continues to recover from trying VOLUME IV, NUMBER 6, FALL 2013

economic conditions, high unemployment, and MANAGING EDITOR financial uncertainty, some people may question Jane Sharp Features whether college is a worthwhile investment. WRITER Harriet Meyers Obviously, my viewpoint is subjective. As 2 The socioeconomic impact

a community college alumna myself, I can DESIGN PRODUCTION 2 Margie Dunklee Vicky Trail of a college education personally attest to the value of an associate Sarah English Christi Tyler degree. Professionally, I am fortunate to be a Mike Scrivener Brittany Wesselhoff The Socioeconomic Impact of HCC firsthand witness to the transformative power of PHOTO EDITOR a college education – not only in the lives of Mike Scrivener investment Analysis the students, but in their families and communities. PRESIDENT economic Growth Analysis Kathleen Hetherington, Ed.D. The stories of HCC student success abound…of a finance executive who found his path after giving college a second chance…of a homeless single father who DIRECTOR OF STRATEGIC The Ripple Effect MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS is now a graduate student…of a student who turned an internship into full-time Jane Sharp alumni Enriching the Community employment in cybersecurity…of an office manager turned nursing student who launched herself, and eventually all of her children, into health care careers…and the list goes on. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Kevin J. Doyle, Chair departments Edmund S. Coale, III, Vice Chair 10 Education, however, requires a substantial investment on the part of the students and Roberta E. Dillow CAMPUS and COMMUNITY taxpayers, and stakeholders want to know if they are getting their money’s worth. Mary S. Esmond 10 Mamie J. Perkins Imaginations Soar at STEM Festival…Growing Graduation Class… Katherine K. Rensin A Breakthrough Win For Men’s Track and Field Team… National studies, like The Hamilton Project at the Brookings Institution, find the Dennis R. Schrader The PRIDE of HCC benefits of college, and the cost of not going, are growing. Recent college graduates Kathleen B. Hetherington, Ed.D., earn more money and have an easier time finding employment than peers who only Secretary-Treasurer have a high school diploma, and these income and employment gaps have been 12 HOROWITZ happenings increasing over the years. 2013-2014 Season: Exploring Time and Memory…New Creative Duo © 2013, Howard Community College of Rep Stage…Rep Stage Season Lineup 10901 Little Patuxent Parkway In the following pages, you’ll find results from an analysis by Economic Modeling Columbia, MD 21044, 443-518-1000. Specialists, Intl. (EMSI), that help quantify the social and economic impact of HCC Pathways is published twice a year in 25 up and coming in both and Howard County. the spring and fall by the Office of Public Relations & Marketing. For editorial inquiries or comments, please email This issue of Pathways also includes the HCC Educational Foundation’s annual [email protected]. THE HCC EDUCational foundation, inc. donor report – saluting all of the many people and organizations that have FY 2013 Donor report Read Pathways online at 12 contributed so generously to student success. They have drawn the same conclusion www.howardcc.edu/pathways that I have, which is personified by thousands of students, and substantiated by the 14 Foundation Board of Directors • Message From EMSI study: an HCC education is a wise investment with a high rate of return. the Chairperson

Sincerely, ECO-AUDIT STATEMENT 15 foundation highlights • Recognition Societies This issue of Pathways was printed on paper derived from well-managed forests and 10% recycled post-consumer waste. According to estimates produced using the Environmental Defense Paper Calculator, the use of this paper saves the following: 16 donor honor roll Trees – 7.5 Energy – 3.75 million BTUs

Kathleen Hetherington, Ed.D. Greenhouse Gas Reduction – 782 lbs. of CO2 Waste Water Reduction – 3,867 gallons 23 HCCEF statement of financial position President Solid Waste Reduction – 343 lbs.

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The Socioeconomic

of HCC

Research firm Economic Modeling Specialists, Intl. (EMSI) recently completed a detailed study of the socioeconomic impact of Maryland’s community colleges. The study, commissioned by the Maryland Association of Community Colleges, includes an analysis of the specific contribution of Howard Community College (HCC) to the state and to Howard County. EMSI researchers took a close look at the dollars invested by students, taxpayers, and government in HCC, and concluded that the college yields a significant return on that investment, and a positive benefit/cost ratio to its stakeholders. The EMSI study concludes that the combination of higher earnings for students, increased output of businesses, and spending from college operations and students add up to an annual impact on Howard County of $362.5 million. The annual benefits to the Maryland public due to increased state income and reduced social costs from an HCC education are calculated to sum to $86.5 million. Included on these pages are highlights of EMSI’s analysis to illustrate the significant role HCC plays in the economy, and why a college education is a sound investment from multiple perspectives.

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INVESTMENT ANALYSIS Bottom line is that state and local governments can take comfort in knowing that their expenditure of taxpayer funds returns more Total Avoided Social Costs Taxpayer Perspective to government budgets than it costs,” reports Annike Crapuchettes, EMSI assistant vice president of Professional Services. $2.5 Million in savings HCC plays a significant role in the local economy and is Since government often has to undertake and pay for activities a sound investment for taxpayers and the local government. that the public needs but may be unprofitable, a rate of return this The Howard County government is a strong supporter of its high is outstanding. community college. In addition to contributions from tuition and $1,738,000 $481,000 $251,000 fees, state and federal funding, and private fundraising, HCC Public Perspective HEALTH CRIME Unemployment receives a large portion of its operating budget from Howard SAVINGS SAVINGS SAVINGS County (for fiscal year 2013, 26 percent of the unrestricted Annual benefits to the Maryland public due to increased state operating budget). income and reduced social costs from an HCC education sum to State and local governments allocated about $42.2 million in $86.5 million. support of HCC in fiscal year 2011-12, but the college actually adds more money to the treasury than it takes out. The EMSI study estimated that for every dollar of this support, taxpayers Annual Benefits Another way HCC contributes to the economy is through lower that could be spent working and earning an income. An estimated see a return with a cumulative added value of $3.10 in the form to Maryland Public due to HCC social costs. Education is statistically correlated with improved 60 percent of HCC students work while attending college, however of higher tax revenues and avoided social costs. lifestyle behaviors, including reduced incidences of alcohol abuse, most work fewer hours than they would if not attending college. $86.5 MILLION smoking, and absenteeism, fewer welfare and unemployment To clarify the return on investment, EMSI calculated the claims, and lower probability of committing crime. benefit/cost ratio for HCC students. For every dollar they EMSI estimated HCC students will generate social savings to State and local governments see an the Maryland public amounting to $2.5 million per year. These are annual rate of return of 11.3% $84M $2.5M savings that accrue to all – students, homeowners, businesses, ADDED SOCIAL Students enjoy an 18.6% rate of return on their support of HCC. and taxpayers. INCOME SAVINGS on their investment in HCC.

Student Perspective

“The benefits of higher education are greatest from the State and Local Government Rate of Return Additional Income with Degrees on Their HCC Investment student perspective – offering a lifetime of higher income, better job security, increased career options, and a great return on An estimated 93 percent of HCC students remain in Maryland investment,” says EMSI’s Crapuchettes. 11.3% and contribute to economic growth. According to the EMSI study, Students enjoy an attractive 18.6 percent average rate of + $17,500 HCC students will generate about $60.2 million in labor income in return on their HCC educational investment, recovering all costs the state economy each year. in 7.8 years. “This is indeed an impressive return,” according + $25,700 Once HCC’s current students become active in the workforce, to Crapuchettes. “When you compare it to other forms of 7.0% they promote business output, raise consumer spending, and investment, it is well above the 1 percent on a standard bank + $15,400 increase property income in the state—contributing an additional savings account, or approximately 7 percent 30-year average on + $15,500 $23.8 million in taxable income each year. stocks and bonds.” 3.0% This combination of higher student income and associated There’s a trade-off to spending time in class and studying. In

increases in state income expand the tax base in Maryland by addition to the cost of tuition, fees, books and supplies, students Associate Master’s Discount rate Stocks & bonds HCC High School Bachelor’s about $84 million each year. experience an opportunity cost that results from sacrificing hours

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invested in education, students received $5.20 in higher future lose their jobs as were those with some college education or faculty and staff earnings, as well as their local spending, become income over their working careers. Investment recovery is fairly an associate degree. (“The College Advantage: Weathering the part of the county’s overall income. Settlement Patterns for HCC Students swift, with the time it takes to recoup the education-related costs Economic Storm,” Georgetown University Center on Education In addition to being an employer, HCC is also a major averaged at 7.8 years. and the Workforce.) purchaser of supplies and services. With many of their vendors As they step up the education ladder, graduates gain greater The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ 2012 unemployment located in the county, the college’s spending creates a ripple potential in their average annual income. The study revealed rates for adults 25 years and older support this proposition, effect that generates additional jobs and income throughout that the average annual income of the typical associate degree revealing that unemployment rates decline as education the economy. graduate in Howard County at the midpoint of their career is increases: 12.4 percent unemployment for high school dropouts, According to EMSI, an additional $506,500 in new income 75% approximately $15,400 more (35 percent) than someone with a 8.3 percent for high school graduates, 7.7 percent for those with is generated by the living expenses and spending of out-of- in howard county high school diploma. some college, and 6.2 percent for associate degree-holders. county HCC students (estimated at approximately 27 percent of Each year, the majority of HCC students transfer on to four- the student body at the time of the study) who live in Howard 93% County while attending. year institutions to continue their education, and those who go ECONOMIC GROWTH ANALYSIS total in Maryland on to earn bachelor’s degrees have the potential for earning an additional $25,700 in annual income. HCC promotes economic growth in Howard County in a Productivity Effect variety of ways. The EMSI study calculated economic impact in terms of the new income generated by an HCC education, and HCC contributes to the long-term economic growth of Howard Over the course of a working lifetime, estimates the total impact on Howard County sums to $362.5 County by enhancing worker skills as well as providing customized THE RIPPLE EFFECT associate degree graduates million. This impact is estimated to represent 2.0 percent of the training to local business and industry. The added skills and in Howard County earn $511,300 more total county economy and roughly 5,680 average wage jobs. increased productivity translate to a more robust economy. While the EMSI study correlated education with lifestyle than someone with a high school diploma. changes that generated social savings in health, crime, and unemployment costs, there are some other positive opportunities Total Added Income Added income attributable to the and outcomes that may be considered. in HOWARD COUNTY due to HCC Education opens doors to a wider range of jobs and career accumulation of HCC skills options. State employment estimates project there will be about $362.5 MILLION in the workforce amounts Development. HCC is an active and responsive member 86,800 new and replacement jobs available in Howard County . to around $306.7 million each year. of the community. The college’s Commission on the Future, by 2022. composed of stakeholders in the region’s economic development, Approximately 37 percent of these jobs will require an helps HCC shape its strategic planning process by addressing education level equal to an associate degree or greater, and another This is good news for Howard County, because an estimated anticipated workforce shortages in areas such as health care, 7 percent will require some kind of post-secondary certificate or $306.7M $55.8M 75 percent of HCC students stay put and contribute to the local critical languages, and cybersecurity. HCC responds quickly PRODUCTIVITY SPENDING vocational award. EFFECT EFFECT economy, and the total number of graduates has been increasing. to workforce needs and provides cost-effective and innovative The gap in the employment levels between high school and The largest class in the college’s 42-year history graduated this programs to prepare students with the knowledge and skills to college graduates is growing. The Hamilton Project, an economic past academic year, with nearly 1,200 candidates. relieve these shortages. policy initiative at the Brookings Institution, reported that a Lawrence Twele, CEO of the Howard County Economic college graduate is almost 20 percentage points more likely to be Development Authority, agrees. “Existing businesses in Howard Lifestyle. For students, a college education is an employed than someone with only a high school diploma – the County draw from a pool of qualified workers who support investment in personal well-being and quality of life. Research largest “employment gap” in our country’s history. Spending Effect productivity and profitability. In addition, new businesses over the years has linked advanced education to a variety of If economic times are tough, as they have been for the past looking for a highly educated and talented workforce are more positive lifestyle factors that include: job satisfaction and several years, education provides an advantage not only for EMSI estimates that HCC operational spending contributes likely to locate here. HCC has a significant impact on the enjoyment, health insurance and pension benefits, paid vacation, finding a job but keeping one. During the recent recession, job $55.3 million in income to the Howard County economy each education level, skills, and expertise of the Howard County and healthier habits and activities. loss was highest for those with the least education. Those with year. The college is the fifth-largest employer in the county, with workforce, which in turn supports entrepreneurship and College encourages students to develop problem solving no education beyond high school were three times as likely to a reported 59 percent of employees living in Howard County. The promotes economic growth.” and critical thinking skills, as well as other attributes valued

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by employers such as discipline, decision-making and time management skills, creativity, and commitment. The college environment provides students with the opportunity to experience people from a diversity of cultures and backgrounds, to improve their social and communications skills, and to begin to develop a professional network. Doris Ligon is founder and executive director of the Kevin Preston is a retired U.S. Army colonel and is AFRICAN ART MUSEUM OF MARYLAND, the currently director of veterans’ affairs for THE WALT only such museum in the nation founded by African DISNEY COMPANY/ESPN. He coordinates all veteran Access. Since the college opened in 1970, local Americans. Recently relocated to Fulton, Doris and activities including staffing, philanthropy, volunteerism, residents have had access to an increasing variety of her late husband Claude started operations from their and learning and development. opportunities for career entry and advancement, and for home in 1980. personal enrichment. For the last decade, students at HCC Nichole Hickey is executive director and CEO of the also benefit from a focus on global learning and preparation Michael Canet is a financial planner, estate COLUMBIA FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS, an annual for success in a global workforce, as well as an emphasis on planning attorney, and founding member of event which brings together the arts community, innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship. PROSTATIS FINANCIAL ADVISORS GROUP, LLC., businesses, local schools, and individuals to celebrate as well as a best-selling author, and host of the and enrich the Howard County community. nationally syndicated television and radio shows Service. HCC is an important source of education The Savvy Investor. Marcus Bryant…Rouse…JHU engineering master’s… for health care and public safety occupations in the county. works at LOCKHEED xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx The college has one of the largest nursing programs in the HCC Alumni Jonathan DeWald and Sean Keyman are co- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx state; the first public health transfer program in the country; founders of TRIFECTA INDUSTRIES, INC., xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. innovative and well-respected programs in cardiovascular affordable sustainable energy solutions for technology, emergency medical services, radiologic Enriching residential, commercial, and federal applications. Jennine Anderson is a partner with UHY LLP, a The two Iraqi war veterans started their business technology, exercise science, aging services management, and licensed global CPA firm. She has served as treasurer while classmates in HCC’s Center for Entrepreneurial of the board of Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center, more. The majority of these students go on to provide health the Community & Business Excellence. the Jim Rouse Entrepreneurial Fund, and the Howard services to the residents and business owners of Howard County Economic Forum. County. Read on for a look at how even a small sampling Kelly Salapong is the registered charge nurse at DAVITA’S CHRONIC DIALYSIS CENTER in Rafia Siddiqui is the CEO of the INNER ARBOR of HCC alumni are making a big socioeconomic Involvement. Researchers studying the relationship , her employer for over 19 years. Her TRUST, the organization charged with making arts between civic engagement and education have concluded that impact in our region, and delivering a high return mother, Marie Kittelberger, is also a graduate of and culture park improvements in Symphony Woods. HCC’s nursing program, and along with husband Ken She was previously vice president of administration citizens who achieve higher levels of education tend to vote and on the investment in their college educations. donated funds for the nursing simulation suite in the and CFO of the . volunteer in their communities more frequently. new health sciences building.

SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT OF HCC Bobby Mitchell founded PUTTING ON THE RITZ CATERING in 1987 after learning the ropes in his Is college worth the investment? The EMSI study concludes mother’s small restaurant. Today, they are the eighth that HCC delivers bang for the buck. Whichever point of view largest caterer in Baltimore. Bobby gives back to many area nonprofits, including the HCC you choose to take – taxpayer, government, student, or society – Educational Foundation. the numbers all point in the same direction. Postsecondary education is an excellent investment with far- reaching benefits. Community colleges like HCC plant the seeds for a vital economy, more productive workforce, higher lifetime income, and better quality of life.

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campus and community

Imaginations Soar at STEM Festival A Breakthrough Win for Men’s Track and Field Team

parents to interact with exhibits, discuss future career paths, and view The men’s track and field team captured the HCC Dragons’ first national demonstrations from over 40 organizations, including the National championship after a dominant performance at the 2013 National Junior Security Administration (NSA), Center for Disease Control, American College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III Outdoor Track and Statistical Association, U.S. Naval Academy, and Northrop Grumman. Field National Championships this past May. The men’s team placed first in seven events and third or better in 21, while setting meet records Kids viewed an underwater robot in a glass tank, peered through in the 400-meter, high jump and 4x400-meter. giant telescopes, observed a 3D printer, and watched the launch of outdoor miniature rockets. Imaginations soared with presentations like Jahlil Petgrave emerged Male Track Athlete of the Meet after taking first “Survival Skills for the Zombie Apocalypse,” or NSA’s Harry Potter in both the 200-meter and 400-meter, while Darius Bell was awarded the themed “Defense Against the Dark Arts.” Male Field Athlete Award after posting the top mark in the high jump and placing second in both the long and triple jump. National titles were The Committee to Enhance STEM organized the three-hour event: Phil also awarded to Edgar Propst in the 800-meter and Filagot Dinku in the Rogofsky, Joel Goodman, Bill Duncan, Melvin Smith, David Gertler, 5,000-meter, as well as HCC’s 4x100 and 4x400-meter relay teams. Kathy Laukzemis, and HCC’s own Kathy Lily and Frances Turner. The community can look forward to a math-only event this fall, along The other team members include: Tariq Abul-Akbar, Ralph Bollanga- This past summer, over 500 elementary, middle and high school Russell Webb, and Antoinio Woods. Coaches include Sanjay Ayer, with the second annual HoCo STEM Festival in June 2014. Eteki, Peter Collins, Adel El-Frih, Jay Fair, Rafael Fernandez, Jonathan students participated in Howard County’s first annual HoCo STEM Brian Bonn, Rob Etheridge, Ancel Travers, and Quinton Wilson. Head Fourney, Chris Hill, Raymius Johnson, James Lang, John Leierzapf, (science, technology, engineering and math) Festival at Howard For a complete list of presenters and financial sponsors, visit http:// coaches Errick Henlon and Steve Musselman were named “Coach of the Kyle Marano, Chris Nash, Andrew Parlette, JohnVoss Pearce, Jovan Community College. The three-hour event invited students and HoCoSTEMFestival.weebly.com. Championships” and “Coach of the Year.” Roberson, Winsor Sineus, Marcus Smith, Asa Solomon, Alex Warfield,

Growing Graduation Class The PRIDE of HCC

At a time when community college The Association of Community College 2012 academic year to address declining individualized academic advising, academic enrollments nationwide are declining or Trustees (ACCT) has awarded HCC the retention and graduation rates of black male monitoring, and personalized career and staying flat, HCC graduated the largest class 2013 Northeast Regional Equity Award students. This innovative support program academic plans. While the program is still in its 42-year history on May 21, 2013 at for its Howard PRIDE (Purpose, Respect, encourages the continued academic, in the early stages, a large percentage of Merriweather Post Pavilion. Initiative, Determination, Excellence) professional, and personal development Howard PRIDE students are experiencing leadership program. As part of the college’s of African-American/minority male personal and academic success, and For the 2012-2013 academic year, there commitment to diversity and equity, students by providing tutoring, mentoring, progressing toward college completion. were a total of 1,184 candidates for May Howard PRIDE was piloted in the 2011- service learning, leadership seminars, commencement, an increase of over 10 percent from the 2011-2012 academic year, with over 400 students participating in the annual ceremony. A 2013 Nursing Recognition and Pinning Ceremony preceding the event honored HCC’s graduating nurses.

Dan Schrider, president and chief executive officer of Sandy Spring Bank, and HCC’s Distinguished Alumnus of the Year, delivered the commencement address, and challenged the new graduates to “choose to be difference makers.”

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horowitz happenings

New Creative Duo of Rep Stage

Reflecting the values of namesakes Peter and Elizabeth Horowitz, the mission of HCC’s HCC’s professional Equity theatre in residence, Rep Stage, will enter its 21st season with Suzanne Visual and Performing Arts Center is to promote awareness, sensitivity, and a lifelong E. Beal and Joseph W. Ritsch as co-producing artistic directors. relationship with the arts. The Horowitz Center is the instructional facility for the Rep’s producing artistic director for almost eight years, Michael Stebbins, stepped down in April college’s arts and humanities programs, as well as the county’s hub for professional and to focus on his own career as an actor and director, but will remain involved in some productions, student art exhibits and performances. including directing the season opener.

Beal has served as board chair, resident director, and associate artist of the Maryland Ensemble Theatre in Frederick. She is also a playwright and educator. Ritsch is a co-founder and former associate artistic director of Baltimore’s Iron Crow Theatre Company, as well as an actor, Now entering our eighth season, we at the Horowitz playwright, and choreographer. Center are proud to play a role in enriching the artistic Job-sharing any position can present challenges, but, as Beal says: “Theatre is, by nature, a climate of Howard County. Through a combination of collaborative art.” resident and partnership programming, we seek to promote a life long relationship with the arts, promoting growth among the faculty, students and guest artists whose talents are realized in our performance and exhibit venues. September 11 - September 29, 2013 October 30 - November 17, 2013

With a focus on interdisciplinary collabortion, our presentations are carefully planned to maximize the artistic potential of each concept explored within our walls. To that end, our 2013-2014 season productions, exhibits, film showings, concerts, and lectures focus on the theme of time and memory. Do certain songs remind you of an old friend? Have you ever watched a film 10 years after your first viewing and found an entirely different perspective? Do historical issues brought to life on stage hit a nerve from your past? Join us as we explore and discuss these themes throughout the season. February 5 - February 23, 2014 April 30 - May 18, 2014 We hope to see you soon,

The 2013-2014 2013 – 2014 Horowitz Events Brochure Valerie Lash Season is available now! Arts & Humanities Division Chair

For a detailed listing of student and professional works hosted by the Horowitz Center, call 443.518.1500 or Janelle Broderick visit www.howardcc.edu/horowitzcenter Horowitz Center Manager to request a free copy.

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THE HCC EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION, INC.

FY 2013 DONOR REPORT

FY 2013 HCC Educational Foundation MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRPERSON Foundation Highlights • Working with financial aid services, Board of Directors $684,481 was committed for Dear Friends, • Overall fundraising efforts raised scholarships to students in FY13 The importance of a college education $1,239,618 for FY13 • Received $2,064,080 in competitive Christopher Marasco Kenneth Kolb became apparent to me several years • Generated net revenue of $147,938 grant funds after I graduated from high school. Chairperson Riparius Construction, Inc. from special events, including: HCC • Provided $1,096,073 in overall support Howard Bank I went directly into the workforce after graduation but it didn’t take long for Grand Prix, Silas Craft Collegians for scholarships and programs from the Lisa Olivieri me to realize that career opportunities Michael Drummond Fundraiser at Hunan Manor, and foundation to the college (unaudited) Thomas & Libowitz, PA would be limited without a college Vice Chairperson Vino Scholastico • Received $405,864 from in-kind degree. So while working during the day Harkins Builders, Inc. Eric Regelin I attended HCC classes at night, earning • Realized a 47% participation rate of HCC donations (unaudited) Granix, LLC an associate degree and transferring to employees in the employee giving campaign • Welcomed five new HCCEF board Edward Waddell a four-year college. Treasurer with a total giving amount of $147,169 members to the foundation Elizabeth Rendon Cardoni Waddell, LLC LG-TEK It’s because of this experience, and my experience within the • Raised $911,337 in total private gifts • Welcomed 50 new members to community, that the theme of this issue of Pathways resonates with through the foundation (unaudited) HCC’s Alumni Association Dan Schrider. Craig Flury me: that HCC is a smart investment for the future and a foundation Deborah Rivkin Assistant Treasurer of our community’s economic health. Whether you are a resident in CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield The Flury Williams Group – our community, a graduate and participant in the local workforce, Morgan Stanley Smith a taxpayer, employer, or all of the above, I sincerely hope you’ve Barney, Inc. Jahantab Siddiqui had the opportunity to learn about the college and its contributions RECOGNITION SOCIETIES J.S. Strategies to Howard County. Kathleen Hetherington Secretary and HCC President Judy Smith Each year, one-quarter of Howard County high school graduates The Howard Community College Educational Foundation, Inc. is proud to honor donors who are The foundation is also deeply Howard Community College ITT Exelis begin their postsecondary education at HCC. Of all undergraduates part of its recognition societies. These members are a select group of distinguished individuals or grateful to the following members from Howard County, more than 46 percent enroll at HCC. The organizations whose generosity, qualities of leadership, and commitment to the college’s mission diversity of programs and academic concentrations that is available of the Legacy Society, who Katherine Rensin Kenneth Solow to students keeps pace with current workforce demands and provide vital support to Howard Community College students. have made legacy gifts, such Trustee Liaison Pinnacle Advisory Group emerging career opportunities. as bequests, that invest in the HCCEF extends its sincere appreciation to the following members of The President’s Circle, Steven Breeden Darryl Stokes future of students who will be While the last decade provided unprecedented growth in student who have partnered with the foundation in building relationships to promote the college and have Security Development BGE enrollment at HCC, the college continues to be focused on donated more than $100,000 to support HCC students: tomorrow’s pillars of society: Corporation delivering quality instruction and providing support services Todd Thompson to help students succeed. Mary Cannon Healthcare Interactive Federal Bank of America Howard County Arts Council MedStar Health, Inc. Anonymous and the Howard County Allen & Shariff Now more than ever, the generous contributions of individuals Boyer/Gilbert Family Merritt Properties Nancy Caplan Government Mary Beth Tung and organizations are essential for HCC to continue to respond Foundation Mid-Atlantic Coca-Cola Michael and Joanne Davis Paul Gentile Davis, Agnor, Rapaport to the demands of our dynamic workforce, vibrant community, Howard County General CareFirst BlueCross Bottling Company SAIC & Skalny, LLC diverse student population, and the increased costs of technology- Hospital Dr. Mary Ellen Duncan BlueShield based educational programs. HCC’s benefactors help thousands John G. Monteabaro David and Debra Huber/ Dr. Edward Harris Michael Grasso Patricia Turner of students gain access to higher education and all of its The Columbia Bank Foundation associated socioeconomic benefits. HRLD Foundation Susan Hellenbrand Lockheed Martin Corporation Faculty Representative The Community Foundation The Jim and Patty Rouse Howard Community College Kaiser Permanente Dr. Kathleen Hetherington This 2013 HCC Educational Foundation Donor Report offers me the of Howard County Charitable Foundation, Inc. C. Alan Jefferson opportunity to thank our donors for their generosity and for choosing Kenneth and Marie Ann Kienlen Sandy Spring Bank Barb Van Winkle Cosmopolitan Incorporated The Rouse Company to invest in an institution that has such a far-reaching influence Kittelberger Nancy Adams Personnel Foundation Kenneth and Marie Kittelberger on students and on our community. Thank you for choosing an The Ellicott City Lions Club Del Karfonta Elizabeth and Kenneth The Ryland Group investment that will pay back returns to all of us for years to come. Cheryl Griffin Benay Leff The Columbia Bank EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Lundeen Barbara and James Schulte Melissa Mattey Melissa Mattey Sincerely, Rand Griffin Lundy Family Foundation Stephen and Brenda Walker Kevin Kelehan Howard Community College Wilson and Ann Hoerichs Patrick and Jill McCuan M&T Bank Carney, Kelehan, Bresler, Wells Fargo Bank The Horizon Foundation Steven Sachs Bennett & Scherr, LLP Maryland State Arts Council of Howard County, Inc. W.R. Grace Foundation Barb Van Winkle Patrick and Jill McCuan Miji Kim Kathy and Jerry Wood Chris Marasco Peter and Elizabeth Stephen and Brenda Walker Cosmopolitan Incorporated Horowitz Brian McIntyre Foundation Chairperson

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THE HCC EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION, INC.

$25,000 to $49,999 DONOR HONOR ROLL ** CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield **** Community Foundation of Howard County The honor roll pays special tribute to the donors whose contributions have played a significant role in the success of Howard Community Edward and Fern Hamel College. This report reflects annual gifts and pledge payments received through the HCC Educational Foundation, Inc. in fiscal year 2013. *** Robert and Bach Jeffrey The list recognizes the generosity of many friends, alumni, corporations, foundations, faculty, staff, and organizations for their support. Lewis Contractors Inc. Our sincerest thanks to you in helping our students “get there from here.” $10,000 to $24,999 ** Boyer/Gilbert Family The Howard Community College Educational Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) corporation, established with the approval of the Foundation, Inc. Howard Community College Board of Trustees. The mission of the foundation is to provide the means for private contributions ** Coca Cola Refreshments, Inc. to be used for the benefit of Howard Community College. ** Columbia Association * Wilson and Ann Hoerichs Ivy Mortgage Carefirst BlueCross BlueShield Robert and Bach Jeffrey SDC Group, Inc. ** Lions Club of Ellicott City * 5 – 9 total years of giving Cosmopolitan Incorporated Michael and Carolyn Kelemen Barb Van Winkle ** 10 –14 total years of giving ** Elizabeth and Kenneth Lundeen The Columbia Bank *** 15 –19 total years of giving Lewis Contractors, Inc. Verizon Foundation MICROS Systems, Inc. **** 20+ total years of giving Rand and Stephanie Griffin Lockheed Martin Corporation Walt Witcover ** Fred and Sandy Schoenbrodt Members of CareFirst present HCC with a check for student scholarships. The Howard County Arts Council Merrill Lynch & Company * Judy L. Smith and the Howard County Government Foundation, Inc. Annual Gifts and ** Taylor Foundation, Inc. Kenneth and Marie Kittelberger MICROS Systems, Inc. Pledge Payments Wilde Lake Community LEADERSHIP Lions Club of Ellicott City Rebecca W. Mihelcic-Chapman Association, Inc. *** The Jim and Patty Rouse **** Carlton and Lynn Coleman Laura D. Harver Charitable Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth and Kenneth Lundeen James and Dessie Moxley July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 * Colonial Electric Company, Inc. * Michael Hassett and GIVING **** Sandy Spring Bank, Inc. Jeannette Simmons Lundy Family Foundation Oak Contracting Corporation $5,000 to $9,999 **** The Columbia Bank * Allen & Shariff Corporation *** SDC Group, Inc. Hearts & Home for Youth Gifts and Pledges M&T Bank Patrick Communications, LLC $100,000 to $999,999 ** Columbia Rotary Club, Inc. * Derek Lamont Ammons **** Emily T. Slunt Robert and Mimie Helm Cumulative through Brian J. McIntyre PNC Bank ** John G. Monteabaro Charitable James H. Cornelius Ayco Charitable Foundation ** Kenneth and Linda Solow *** Kate and John Hetherington June 30, 2013 MedStar Health Howard and Kathy Rensin Foundation Anthony and Catherine Corrao Ayers Saint Gross, Inc. Carl and Thora Strobel Hoenes Family Foundation, Inc. Mercedes-Benz of Silver Spring Riparius Construction, Inc. ** ** Cosmopolitan Incorporated $50,000 to $99,999 ** BGE ** Edward L. Waddell ** Howard Bank $1,000,000+ The Jim and Patty Rouse Charitable Rotary Club of Costcon Construction Services, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Columbia-Patuxent, Inc. ** Francis and Yolanda Bruno WANADA Business Services * Howard County Striders Peter and Beth Horowitz **** Howard County General Hospital Crossroads Medical Corporation James and Barbara Schulte The Rouse Company **** Cardoni Waddell, LLC Associates, LLC * Patrick and Janet Huddie The McCuan Family Foundation * Kaiser Permanente W.R. Grace Ravi and Bhuvana Chandran * James and Adrienne Davis * The Howard Hughes Corporation The Rouse Company Foundation Sandy Spring Bank, Inc. ** The McCuan Family Foundation $1,000 to $4,999 Stephen and Brenda Walker Fred and Sandy Schoenbrodt Kathy and Jerry Wood Foundation * Steven and Laurie Diener Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Alexandra Hursky * Susan D. Baker Wells Fargo Envirotest Systems Holdings *** Mary Ellen Duncan J & F Construction, Inc. $500,000 to $999,999 Bard Family Foundation The Horizon Foundation of Corporation E & A Contractors, Inc. * The Jeffrey Group at Morgan * Susan Morgan Bare Howard County, Inc. $50,000 to $99,999 * Galbraith-Winer Family Trust E-Landscape Stanley Smith Barney, LLC * Anjula Batra John G. Monteabaro Charitable Actuarial Sciences Associates Inc. The Paul and Ellen Gaske East Coast Poured Floors, Inc. Jewish Federation of Foundation Apple Ford, Inc. Foundation BB&T Howard County Educational Testing Service BGE GEICO **** Randall R. Bengfort * Margaret J. Kahlor *** EMJAY Engineering & Construction $250,000 to $499,999 KCI Technologies, Inc. The Bolduc Family Foundation, Inc. Gotugo, Inc. Andrea Lyn Berman Company, Inc. Bank of America ** Kevin J. Kelehan Francis and Yolanda Bruno *** Farida P. Guzdar Better World Books ** Ronald and Joanne Eyre Coca Cola Refreshments, Inc. Kelliher & Salzer, LLC Cardoni Waddell, LLC * Hamel Builders, Inc. Mark D. Biegel * Glenn and Beth Falcao Community Foundation of Harkins Builders, Inc. * Brown & Heim, Inc **** Padraic and Ellen Kennedy Howard County Carney, Kelehan, Bresler, Bennett ** The Flury Williams Group at & Scherr, LLP Hercules Fence **** Nesbitt Brown Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Jonathan and Laurie Kigner Wilson and Ann Hoerichs Clarence and Marti Carvell Humphrey Management *** Andrew and Kathryn Bulleri Craig and Jennifer Flury Patrick and Kelly Kirk Howard County General Hospital * Columbia Film Society Charles A. Klein & Sons * Walter and Aileen Bumphus * Stephen and Sherry Gardner ** Kiwanis Club of Ellicott City HRLD Foundation * Columbia Town Center Rotary Club Jacqueline R. Butler * Michael and Linda Genna ** Lakeview Title Company Kaiser Permanente M&T Bank Commonweal Foundation, Inc. Leonard and Janet Glaser C. Erik Larson Maryland State Arts Council * Mangione Family Foundation Mary E. Cannon Constellation Energy Group, Inc. Robert Glaser Legg Mason Investment Counsel Merritt Properties, LLC Networking Concepts, Inc. *** Caplan Group, Inc. Design Collective, Inc. *** *** The John J. Leidy Foundation, Inc. The Ryland Group, Inc. Lisa A. Olivieri and **** Carney, Kelehan, Bresler, Bennett Thomas and Marie Glaser Chad and Ginni Dreier Chuck Oshinsky & Scherr, LLP ** * LG-TEK Kathy and Jerry Wood Foundation Abigail Glassberg and Edward and Fern Hamel Virginia I. Patton * Richard M. Chapman Frank Staines Liberty Mutual Insurance $100,000 to $249,999 Harkins Builders, Inc. Razoo Foundation C.L. McCoy Framing Co., Inc. **** Lawrence and Barbara Greenfeld Lift Off Distribution, LLC Honeywell Technology Solutions Howard and Kathy Rensin Greenway Foundation The Links, Inc. Boyer/Gilbert Family Bob Jeffrey, Bach Jeffrey, Missy Mattey, Alan Jefferson. ** * Coalition of Geriatric Services, Inc. * Foundation, Inc. Howard Bank Rotary Club of Clarksville **** Edward and Joan Cochran Cyrus Parvez Guzdar * MAACCE

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Madison Mechanical, Inc. $250 to $999 * Judith E. Kizzie **** Steve and Lee Sachs Jessy Daphnee Andre * Simone H. Breuninger **** Vladimir G. Marinich ** Alpha Foundation of Howard * Catherine LaFerriere Charles E. Schwabe Ella J. Angell Emily Joanna Bridges ** Lockheed Martin County, Inc. **** Valerie E. Lash *** Laura C. Sessions * Sarah F. Angerer * Joel and Gail Broida *** Melissa L. Mattey **** Margaret R. Armitage * Carla M. Lawson ** Jane A. Sharp Anonymous (2) Betsy Brown Mediatech *** James E. Bell **** Benay Leff Stephen and Christine Sharpe Alena Antonova Doris A. Brown **** Rebecca W. Mihelcic-Chapman Benjamin Bengfort ** Betsy A. Lew Westley and Jacqueline Sholes * Roy and Susan Appletree *** Donna L. Brunne ** David and Kathleen Mikszan ** Barbara J. Bice * Alisa A. Lewis Nan R. Shuker Shavon and Louise Arline ** Robert and Mary Ann Buchmeier The Miller Family Foundation, Inc. Mani Bilimoria **** Barbara B. Livieratos Vincent L. Smeriglio *** Joan I. Athen Neal Hedges Buck * Henry and Darlene Miller Neville Bilimoria * James and Linda Loesch Eric P. Stewart Rosalynne Atterbeary * Marian Buck-Lew **** Helen B. Mitchell ** Bruce and Harriet Blum * Debby Luquette * Andy and Monica Suchoski Stefa Wierzbicka Atwell * Brittany D. Budden ** Jean F. Moon Kimberly J. Bohnet **** Janice L. Marks ** Marvin and Marcia Thomas ** Edward Auerbach and ** Angel C. Burba Nancy Adams Personnel Carol Newman ** *** Johnny Bouman Rita A. Mayhew * James and Karen Trennepohl * Debra Y. Butler Gabriel B. Ayine National Financial Services, LLC Gabrielle Olivia Boyce * William Rand McCormack Trifecta Industries, Inc. * Joel Aaron Cahoon James S. Bailey J. Stephen Noble * Allie Christine Brannan *** Patrick and Jill McCuan Jeffrey and Susan Troll * Bob and Nancy Calder Northrop Grumman Electronic Dorothea Baity * ** Steven and Jackie Breeden **** Paula J. Mikowicz ** James and Verity Truby * Elizabeth A. Caldwell Systems Wilbur and Annette Baker * Robin Bridges Lawrence and Jackie Mislyan Annmarie Tueber Charles Michael Campbell Kevin Doyle, Bobbie Dillow, Mamie Perkins, Carl Perkins. OBA Bank Gloria Ballard * Llatetra D. Brown * Murphy & Dittenhafer, Inc. The URHOBO Association of Ryan M. Campbell Mary Kathleen Ousley Washington, DC, Metro Area Aaron and Lyudmila Bard Alison E. Buckley Christopher Myers Ellen D. Carr Palencia Construction, LLC ** Verizon Foundation Renee B. Barger Chris, Julie, Gracie and Northwest Savings Bank Rita Carrington Andrea D. Dardello Anthony and Holly Farnella Professional Applicators, Inc. Sean Bulleri ** Philip Vilardo and Lisa Wilde * Monty R. Barrett Hal and ** David and Mary Carter * Margaret L. Davies ** Ronald P. Fedorczak R & R Associates, Inc. * Georgene A. Butler Walnut Springs Nursery, Inc. Mary O. Barton William M. Orr III Ted and Kim Davis Caroline Feil * Barbara Sue Cavendish Reliable Churchill ** Patricia A. Bylsma * Lucinda F. Ware Karl Papadantonakis Peter and Pat Bastien Donna Day Agnes Finn Samuel Rensin * Deepak Chadha * Carroll-Howard Association Robert Welton Robin L. Bauer-Taylor * Cindy Peterka * Michael and Heidemarie Cherry Cynthia Delzoppo John Finn * Riedy Family Foundation of Insurance & Financial Advisors ** ** Sharon J. Pierce Gregory and Virginia Yates *** Michael and Sara Baum Ronald X. Roberson Chesapeake Corporate Advisors Jaeim Choi Phyllis Depalo *** Kathy B. Fisher **** * Laura Y. Yoo *** Kimberley J. Pins * Brad Beachum Candace Camille dePass Feroza Fitch **** Rotary Club of Stephen Yoon Bum Choi Joaness Maria Christie * Steven and Susan Porter ** Karlyn K. Young Barry A. Beerman Columbia-Patuxent, Inc. The Cleaning Authority * Eileen Clegg Joanne Deranger Ellen Foard Bahadur Postwalla Cathy J. Bell * Rajendar and Indira Saini Columbia Benefits * Edmund and Christine Coale ** Penny L. DeYoung * John W. Foellmer Up to $249 Heather Lynn Bell **** SB & Company, LLC Consultants, Inc. * Prostatis Financial Advisors Group Austin and Cynthia Cobbs Alaka S. Dharmadhikari **** Jean M. Frank *** James A. Adkins Stephanie M. Bender ** Christopher S. Schardt The Columbia Chapter of the * Christopher Puin * Arthur Cohen Barbara Doarnberger * Matthew and Gladys Freedman Pierians, Inc. Hussein Ali Al Khafaji Giora and Merrill Bendor * Jahantab Siddiqui Davis, Agnor, Rapaport & ** Henry Cole and Jennine Anderson Joseph and Catherine Dorsey Loraine Frey ** Combined Charity Campaign Skalny, LLC Randa Khaled Aladdin Berger Road Associates, LLC * Richard Speizman and Peter D. Collier Kevin J. Doyle * Jean and Penny Friedberg Faith Horowitz Comer Construction, Inc. * Alan and Judy Ratner ** Jodi L. Allaire Brigitte Berger ** Frank and Mary Collins * Valentinas and Rasa Drazdys **** Dan and Faye Friedman * Michael A. Stebbins * Kaye A. Craft * Alan and Pamela Ray Jay Alperson Gerald Berman ** Kevin M. Collins Joanne Drielak Jay Friedman * Darryl and Donna Stokes Jim and Suzanne Davis Barry Ritter Charles Amankwaa Alice M. Bey ** Marilyn T. Collins ** William and Eva Duff ** Robert and Annette Friedman Stonebridge Advisors, Inc. ** Roberta E. Dillow ** Hugh and Carole Ross * Brenda L. Anderson Sam and Pauruchisty Bhathena Danesh and Tushna Contractor Maura Cleary Dunnigan Stephen and Lori Fuchs Sunrise Rotary Club of Ellicott City * Karen Dixon Percy Bilimoria ** John and Donna Cookson Kimberly Durand * Mary K. Fuller SunTrust Mid-Atlantic Foundation Steve Duffy * Dennis J. Bivens ** Cary and Barbara Cooper ** Cindy V. Durham Cathy Fultz *** Richard and Lois Talkin Brad Eisenberg Larry and Candace Blosser Lisa Cooper-Lucas Greykell Ruth Perks Dutton Nancy Galloway * Nancy Tarr Hart Roger D. Estep Shannon M. Blount ** Jason C. Copley Karen Dye * John and Marge Gardner * David and Judy Treibman Alan and Sue Ewing Richard Boateng * ** Pamela M. Cornell * Ann Leilani Dyer * Schnell R. Garrett * Turf Valley Resort & Conference *** Jon and Gloria Files Germaine Bolds-Leftridge Faith Erin Dyment Margaret H. Garroway Center Stephen Cosentino *** **** Sharon A. Frey Christopher W. Bolster Lester P. Eidelhoch Lewis Gautieri ** United Way of Central Maryland * Audra Cox * Jennifer F. Garner * Robert and Lenora Booth Norma Eigles Ashley F. Gavidia ** University System of Maryland ** Alan Coxhead and Joan Lieber * Yezdi and Perveen Guzdar William Howard Booth Foundation, Inc. ** Dorothye B. M. Craft Adam Ross Ekwall * Willis and Doretha Gay ** Paul and Dorothy Bordenet *** Barb Van Winkle **** William and JoAnn Hawkins Silas E. Craft, Jr. Lu Elrod * Suzanne Rosch Geckle *** Bormel, Grice & Huyett, P.A. * Stephen and Brenda Walker Michael G. Heinmuller Frenzela Credle ** Linda E. Emmerich ** Steven and Rebecca Gershman * * David and Jane Wasser Susan C. Hellenbrand Thanga Gowri Bosemani Kenneth and Carol Crivelli Sarah English * Les and Margaret Gesell Michael H. Weinman Yvonne C. Howard Gregory Bowers *** Janet and Mark Cullison Michael Erskine Patricia Wright Gibbs Wells & Associates, Inc. ** Steven and Candace Hutcheson Alfred and Mary Bracey Dallas County Community College Floyd R. Evans III * Dennis and Hope Gilbert Jay and Lora Wilder **** Wayne and Ann Ivester Ann C. Bracken District ** Karen M. Evans James and Patti Gillespie Wilhelm Commercial Builders, Inc. Elaine Joost Gracie K. Bradford Simone D. L. Dalmida Linda A. Evans David and Judy Glaser Wayne and Dianna Wilhelm * David C. Jordan Frank Emile Braxton * Tom and Maria D’Amato Rashana Evans ** Barry and Dorothy Gleit The Stokes Family. Monika Willging *** Patricia M. Keeton * James and Celeste Bresette * Neil and Joyce Danzig ** Yvonne Everett Cestaine Glover

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Matthew Diwani Jones Lenaye Lawyer Alesia McManus Patricia Tawiah Nartey ** The Honorable Shane E. Rose Safir Avolon H. Joseph ** Leonard Lazarick * Kimberly A. McNair * Keith E. Neal Pendergrass & William Pendergrass **** Donald and Bernadette Sandruck ** Matthew and Jennifer Penniman * Heather-Dawn Patricia Joseph * Beth Leaman * Kathleen M. McSweeney George and Mary Jo Neil Andrew Cyles Satya Kenny and Henrietta Kan Irene Uy Lee Kristie A. Meck George and Maureen Nesbitt Cathryn D. Perry Greg and Joanne Savas Lynn Kander and Ira Kolman * John Leis Alice B. Meltzer ** Mary E. Newberger Jo Ann Perticone *** Sharon L. Schmickley ** Ed and Eileen Kaplan Cliff and Marion Leitao Meltem Meral Cynthia A. Nicodemus * Erik J. Peterson ** Jesse and Ruby Schneider * Susan Wendy Karpel Richard L. Leith Rochelle Michaux * Vinitha A. Nithianandam Pets on Wheels * Dennis and Sandra Schrader Eric Katkow Jennifer M. LePore Lauren Emi Mihara Izlia Nixon ** William and Paula Phillips ** Diane E. Schumacher Mohini Kaul Barbara Lewis Barbara Hickey Miller Craig and Kristina Nordby ** Richard and Christine Philps Kari Schumm * Loyce Ann Pickett ** Linda L. Kazanow Jean West Lewis * Warren E. Miller Nona Gharani Noubakhsh Helenann Schwartz *** ** Michael and Carolyn Kelemen Rogers L. Lewis Roxanne M. Mino * Donna M. O’Brien Dorothy B. Plantz John and Joan Scornaienchi Deidra Kelly Ralph and Kathie Lillie Melanie M. Moore Moses Ademola Ogunwuyi Rachel Leigh Plunkett George and Paulette Scott *** Russ and Martha Poch * Maureen E. Kelly Kathy Lilly ** Melinda J. Moore * Elaine G. Ott * Cynthia S. Scruggs * Drs. Jean N. Ketley and Samuel A. Litwack Stacey R. Moore-Buchanan Linda Outlaw Vivian L. Pollock ** Chuck and Mary Ann Scully Jan Bowman Brianna Lee Livesay Warren Morganstein Tanya Mazal Oziel Elsa O. Ponce Alexander James Seibel Kate Hetherington with Peter Rogers and guests of Micros. Samir Khuller ** Jesse and Betty Logan Susan M. Morris Cristina P. Packard Purveen Poonevala * Tom and Marjorie Seidman Judith K. Kierstead Lisa Lomas Lester and Helaine Morss Behram and Zenobia Panthaki Trudy Portewig * Rosalie Sellman John Kim * Polina I. Lotkina Rosemary A. Muir James Parks Khushrow K. Press Martha Micheal Shannon * Heidel K. Goldenman ** Arnette D. Haywood * Stephen and Janet Kimberling * Joan Lovelace Kristen Mullaney-Detwiler Fram Patel * Rebecca C. Price ** Herbert and Madelyn Shapiro Leonard J. Goldman Norman D. Hazzard Cherylle J. King William John Loveless Catherine Rogers Mund Jay Patel Katie Lynn Proia Richard J. Shapiro * David Gorman and Janice Dianna Heaney-Reynolds * Bernice A. Kish * William E. Lowe Barbara Murdock Sajimon Paul * David and Susan Pumplin Christina Shepelavey Rosenberg Aaron Heinsman * Valerie W. Kitch Juliette Ludeker * Patricia Murphy Lauren Faith Pazornick Stephanie B. Quintero Dean J. Sheridan * Teresa L. Graham * Melanie L. Hershman * Darryl Klein and Robin Allen-Klein Michele A. Lutz Barbara M. Murray * Susan P. Pazornick Catalina Maria Rodriguez Quiros Sang and Young Shin Dianne E. Grant Christopher William Heston Jessica S. Klug Mark and Susan Lynn *** Donna M. Musselman Vicki Peckham Lisa F. Ragland * Glennor Shirley *** James and Laura Grant Sherry Holbrook-Atkinson Whitney K. Knapp Gina M. Lyon Omeed Alexander Nabavi Michele Mae Pelsinski *** Anita Bobb Ratain Donna Shreve Judy Grant ** Richard and Lois Hollander Barbara Knickman Edward and Donna Mack ** Bernard Nalty * William and Kathleen Pence Mary C. Ratcliffe Evelyn F. Shulman Michael Grasso Albert Victor Holm * Lloyd Knowles and Elizabeth Bobo Macy’s, Inc. Alan and Judy Ratner * John A. Siebs Honey J. Gravagna * Brianna Lynn Honey April Koeppel Devoark Maddox Hazel Rayford Glenn and Bohne Silber Carole E. Graves * Judy Honig * Jacob Kra Koffi David Lawrence Madon Stephen and Sandy Reading Gracye Simmons * C. Vernon Gray ** ** Stephen J. Horvath and Sonce Reese Kenneth E. Kolb Noriko Maitland Ken and Marla Singer * Belinda A. Green Tara Hart * Beth Ann Kolbe * Ann M. Repka Stephen Singer and Glenn and Meredith Greenberg Dorothea C. Malloy * Marvin and Illene Hoss Republic National Distributing Barbara Hawkins * David and Lizz Kolodny Michael and Susan Maloney * Christopher B. Greene Howard County Lacrosse Company Bellann Plumer Sisk * Michael Koterba and Debra A. Greene Program, Inc. **** Robert R. Marietta Joann Roskoski * Penelope Rice Ana Larios Slade Denise I. Griffin Elijah Hamilton Howard Maureen J. Marshall * Marie-Salvadord Megne Kotue Jerry Ricks and Holle Joanne L. Smikle James Howard II and Amy E. Martin *** Patricia M. Grim Schneider-Ricks Alfred J. Smith * Susan Kramer Nancy L. Grinberg * Terry V. Howard M. Linda Martinak John Ricks Katherine Wells Krasney Bernadene Hallinan Smith James Andrew Hudock Hazel A. Stewart Martinez ** Albert and Judith Grollman Rhonda Ricks Lauren Smith * Michelle Lee Kreiner Aarone Tymeka Huggins **** Werner and Andrea Gruhl Kathleen M. Martin * Viola E. Rideout Nancy B. Smith April Lee Krieger Louis and Nellie Hutt * Deborah A. Gubisch * ** Joseph and Virgie Mason Asad Ali Rizvi ** Valerie T. Smith Geoffrey and Fran Kroll Inge Hyder *** Jimmy James, Hung Tan and Chris Marasco. Farokh Guzdar * Kuruvilla Mathen Steven Brent Robbins * Scott and Julie Sokolowski August and Clare Imholtz Jyotsna S. Kshirsagar John and Susan Hailman Darrell Mattheis *** John and Carol Roberts ** John and Eugenia Somers **** Zoe A. Irvin Sheena Haeyong Kwon John W. Hamilton Dennis and Faith Mauro-Huse ** Jim and Janet Robey * Nicholas Sommese and Drew and Elizabeth Lamb Odessa Hanes Susan G. Jacobson Patrick McAfee and Elke * Kathryn B. Rockefeller, J.D. Kathryn Hogue * Elizabeth A. Lancaster Regina M. Hanlon Kirk E. James Reuning-Elliott ** Stanley and Dotty Rodbell William and Jean Sonntag Tanya Hannibal * Marie R. Janiszewski Duncan M. Lang The McArdle Agency, Inc. *** Harold and Jane Rodman * Tim and Ellen Sosinski Michael and Diana Harrigan Austin Jarboe * Martin and Beverly Lang * Russell and Mary McCally Vincente Rodriguez John and Sue Spencer Harriet Harrison Marie Dolores Jean Dennis Nelson Largess Kentricia F. McClease Larry and Susan Rooner ** Jennifer L. Stanford * Kenneth and Anne Hart ** Chuck and Anne Johnson * Linda L. Lark Holly McCombs * Irma Rosado ** Sylvia Stanford *** Lee L. Hartman Danielle S. Johnson ** Paul and Moira Larsen * Marjorie P. McDonald Douglas and Katherine Rose ** Janene C. Starr Adil Hassam Elaine Brown Johnson James A. Larson Kenneth H. McGlynn Steven and Stephanie Roth * David and Robin Steele Richard F. Hawse Elizabeth K. Johnson Thomas and Pearl Laufer Roger and Eileen McIntire Vicki Rummel Scott and Jennifer Stefanoski Evangeline H. Hawthorne Ilean Johnson Lori Michelle Lawler C. L. McKoin Janet Rupert Brandon Michael Stepp Ethan Dettmar Hayes Rhonda-Cheree Holmes Johnson * Barbara K. Lawson Alan and Patricia McLaine The Silas Craft Collegians Fundraising Committee. Barbara Russell Stephen and Sue Sternheimer

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** David and Consuelo Stewart Courtney A. Workman Benziger Family Winery Stephen W. Fulton Jim Patzer Jacqueline L. Taylor * Roger Stott Thelma Wright Bistro Blanc Karyn Rene Furr Roger Pedersen Tersiguel’s French Country Yvonne Straker * Tom Wright and Beth Singer Black Ankle Vineyards General Electric Lee Picton Restaurant Cheryl Sumner Henry and Nancy Yee Ellen W. Blackwell Abigail Glassberg Pine Ridge Vineyards The Timbers at Troy ** Frederick and Catherine Sutton Molly M. Yen Leray Blanding Glyndon Lord Baltimore Portalli’s Tin Lizzie Wineworks * Jean M. Svacina Nai-Chyuan Yen The Brickman Group Edmund Goldberg Potomac Valley Orthopaedic Trolley Stop Rebecca A. Swick * Amelia C. Yongue Kevin Brown Jennifer Ann Goldstein Associates, LLC Turf Valley Resort & Conference Center Michelle D. Szulczewski * Robert and Lisa Young Bulle Rock Golf Club Tamra Goldstein Nadya Ramel-Barnes Union Jack’s, Inc. Nilce Miyoko Tamashiro The Business Monthly, Inc. Goshen Hounds Ranazul Victoria Gastro Pub Rep Stage Kate Hetherington, Dan Schrider. Vlad Marinich and Barb Van Winkle. David Tannous The foundation annual report Cafe de Paris Grand Rental Events Riparius Construction, Inc. Edward L. Waddell ** Jacqueline L. Taylor information was prepared by the Cakebread Cellars Sonia Mohammed Halboni Thomas E. Walters Danny Garces Terso development office. It reflects Bob and Nancy Calder Sam and Mary Hergert Megan Rosenbusch Waste Management of activities accomplished during Martin and Helen Ruther Nancy Lee Thomas Domaine Carneros Hobbit’s Glen Golf Club Maryland - Baltimore, Inc. fiscal year 2013, which began Sea King, Inc. ** Scott M. Thomas Carney, Kelehan, Bresler, Peter and Elizabeth Horowitz Waverly Woods Golf Course July 1, 2012 and ended June 30, * Todd and Carrie Thompson Bennett & Scherr, LLP Howard County Fire and Rescue Sequoia Grove 2013. Gifts received after July 1, Dorothy H. Wayne Regina Thyberg Clyde’s of Columbia Howard County Tourism Council Signorello Estate 2013 will be acknowledged in next Wegman’s Coca Cola Refreshments, Inc. Elizabeth Sloan Lawrence Tobin year’s annual report. All names Hunan Manor Restaurant, Inc. Ed Wilde Columbia Association Judy L. Smith ** Charles P. Toth that appear have been carefully Iron Bridge Wine Company Wilhide’s Unique Flowers Eric Treibman reviewed. However, errors and Comcast Cable Zoe A. Irvin Sportsfield Specialties, Inc. & Gifts * William and Lorraine Tropf omissions may occasionally occur. The Corner Stable J.J. McDonnell St. Francis Winery & Vineyards Melinda Wuillner If we have made an error, please Charles and Marcie Tuegel Kaye A. Craft Alan and Mary Jefferson Stanford Grill Henry and Nancy Yee contact us at 443-518-1970. * Peter and Mary Beth Tung Kenneth and Carol Crivelli Zakia W. Johnson Joy Stephens Karlyn K. Young Thank you. Leslie S. Turner Cryogas, Inc. Joseph H. Renehan, Inc. Health Sciences Building ribbon cutting ceremony. ** Patricia Turner Decanter Fine Wines Lindsay Keeney Dell Computers Lee Tydings Government Kings Contrivance Restaurant Diamondback Tavern * Christi R. Tyler Grants Diane Kubala UFCW Minority Coalition Eggspectation Frederick and Mary Agnes Lewis The Elkridge Furnace Inn ** Patricia K. Van Amburg Howard County Arts Council and Looney’s Pub Roshni Vazifdar the Howard County Government Larry Elletson Vladimir G. Marinich HCCEF STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION * Lynda L. Verzier Howard County Government Everett & Sons Jewelers Melting Pot Restaurant AS OF JUNE 30, 2013 (unaudited) Maria Virjee Maryland State Arts Council Walter Ewanus Brenda K. McNeal Richard Voelker Facci Middleburg County Inn Ravi Waldon Gifts In-Kind Fairway Hills Golf Course Mutiny Restaurant Lisa Warnick-Cooper Farm and Home Services, Inc. National Instruments The Howard Community College ASSETS LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Jacqueline Warren Kathy B. Fisher PANDORA Store at Educational Foundation would like Barbara P. Wasserman Frog’s Leap to express its appreciation to the Cash and cash equivalents $399,825 LIABILITIES Lee Waxman following companies and individuals Investments 8,776,628 Accounts payable $85 **** Arla J. Webb who provided in-kind services or Interest in irrevocable trust 103,535 Due to Howard Community College 51,901 Roger A. Weber donations to help the foundation Contributions receivable, net 697,091 Deferred revenue 96,616 Jason Alan Weddington enhance its events and reduce operating expenses throughout Prepaid expenses and other assets 15,830 * Robert Weinstein the year. Grant receivables 16,247 Total Liabilities $148,602 ** Sharon P. Weiss Wells Fargo Foundation ABC Equipment Rental Center, Inc. TOTAL ASSETS $10,009,156 * Charles V. Wendal AIDA Bistro, Inc. NET ASSETS ** Genie L. Wessel Allied Barton Security Services Unrestricted $1,171,789 Valerie Shenkle Wetstone Ameriwaste, LLC Temporarily restricted 3,320,866 Judith A. Whelan Doris Anderson Permanently restricted 5,367,899 B. Y. Whorton Annapolis Photo Booth * Anita Wilcox Apple Ford, Inc. Total Net Assets $9,860,554 * Ben and Minna Williamowsky Atlantic Golf Linda A. Wolfgang Thelma Eloise Austin Minah C. Woo The Baltimore Sun Media Group The Bengfort family and friends. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $10,009,156 * Caroline E. Wood Benjamin Bengfort

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ome celebrate the OCTOBER 30 – NOVEMBER 11 – 15 NOVEMBER 14 – 24 C NOVEMBER 17 HCC ARTS COLLECTIVE Grand Opening of the & THEATRE DEPT. INTERNATIONAL PRESENTS Health Sciences Building. PRESENTS FILM WEEK “THESE SHINING LIVES” By Melanie Marnich Directed by Brandon McCoy

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WINTER/SPRING THANKSGIVING WINTER CREDIT RECESS NONCREDIT SCHEDULE SCHEDULE

DECEMBER 24 – JANUARY 2 MID–JANUARY JANUARY 20 JANUARY 1

MARTIN LUTHER WINTER CREDIT WINTER NONCREDIT Saturday, December 7, 2013 • 7 to 11 p.m. KING, JR. HOLIDAY CLASSES BEGIN CLASSES BEGIN (COLLEGE CLOSED) Howard Community College WINTER BREAK

MARCH 1 See Howard Community College’s spectacular new building and enjoy an JANUARY 25 FEBRUARY 5 – 23 William Bolcom evening of hors d’oeuvres, buffet dinner, and dancing to the music of Radio City. & Jean Morris SPRING CREDIT Concert PRESENTS Tickets benefit HCC student scholarships. CLASSES BEGIN

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For tickets and information, call 443-518-1970. SILAS CRAFT COLLEGIANS Dance

NONCREDIT Festival CREDIT 10901 Little Patuxent Parkway www.howardcc.edu/gala SCHEDULE SCHEDULE Columbia, MD 21044 AT HUNAN MANOR

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