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Eunion Weekend Nonprofit Org. U.S. Postage Marist College P A I D Poughkeepsie, NY 12601-1387 Marist College Electronic Service Requested THE MAGAZINE OF MARIST COLLEGE • SPRING 2018 SAVE THE DATES: OCTOBER 19–21, 2018 Homecoming & Reunion Weekend With reunion celebrations for all classes ending MARIST in “3” and “8” LAUNCHES Hotel rooms book fast in the Hudson Valley, so reserve one now! A list of accommodations is available at maristconnect.marist.edu/homecoming. ITS FIRST DOCTORAL Students begin classes for the Doctor of PROGRAM Physical Therapy degree 3587_Marist_cvr.indd 1 4/19/18 9:46 AM Join The Marist College Legacy Society Rob Moore ’90 (left) is presented with his Legacy Society pin by Marist College Come back, give back, and always President David Yellen. look forward Charitable Marist College invites you to join the Legacy Society, whose philanthropically-minded Since its founding, Marist College has remained committed to three values: excellence in members have included Marist in their long-range plans. Gift Annuity There are many ways to remember Marist, including: education, a sense of community, and a commitment to service. Each year, thousands of Rates of Return for One Life* alumni, parents, and friends reinforce those values by coming back to campus, showing Minimum age of donor: 65 n naming Marist as a beneficiary in a will or living trust; n establishing a charitable gift annuity (see chart) which provides income for life; Red Fox spirit, and making a gift to the Marist Fund. Minimum contribution: $10,000 n naming Marist as a partial or whole beneficiary of an IRA, charitable trust, life insurance When you give to the Marist Fund, you ensure that Marist continues to fulfill its mission Age Rate Age Rate Age Rate policy, or qualified retirement plan to help students develop the intellect, character, and skills necessary for enlightened, 65 4.7 75 5.8 85 7.8 Legacy Society members are recognized with a Legacy Society pin, receive selected ethical, and productive lives in today’s global community. publications, and are invited to an annual celebration hosted by President David Yellen. 5.1 6.8 9.0 Values inspire us at Marist to come back, give back, and always look forward. Consider 70 80 90+ There is no minimum gift amount for membership nor is disclosure of the gift amount required. Members may request anonymity. making a gift to the Marist Fund today and help inspire the next generation of Red Foxes. *As of March 16, 2018. Returns and tax benefits are subject to change. Funding a charitable gift annuity with appreciated The enlightened generosity of Legacy Society members is supporting Marist College securities could provide the added benefit and Marist students for generations to come. Visit www.marist.edu/give to make your gift today. of avoiding capital gains tax when the assets are transferred directly to Marist. Payments may be delayed to a later date, with a higher If you are interested in learning The Reynard Circle honors donors who payout rate. The remainder will be used more about the Marist College Introducing the Reynard Circle: in accordance with your wishes to benefit Legacy Society or have already have made gifts for three or more consecutive fiscal years to Marist College. Marist College, such as scholarship support, included Marist in your plans, The Reynard Circle celebrates all gifts of every size, so consider making a academic programs, or where the needs are please contact Joan Gambeski ’83, Director of Gift gift today to qualify for the Reynard Circle. greatest. and Legacy Planning, by phone at 845-575-3942 or by email at [email protected]. 3587_Marist_cvr.indd 2 4/19/18 9:46 AM ALUMNI PROFILE 20 CONTENTS | Spring 2018 A Voyage to Volunteering Marie Wicks ’86 takes on a leadership role FEATURES in impact travel experiences that offer a 2 unique opportunity to help others. Letter from the President 44 Rossi’s on the River A “Guardian Angel” for Students in Need 12 Page 3 Dave Donoghue ’64 anonymously established The Doctor is In scholarships and supplemented aid to help Classes begin in Marist’s first doctoral program, dedicated Marist seniors with financial challenges. to developing the next generation of physical therapists. 14 DEPARTMENTS Growth Opportunity 3 Alexa Kovlakas ’17 and Alec Lee ’18 create Marist Drive a vegetable garden on campus that provides What’s happening on campus not only food but food for thought. Author Michelle Alexander Page 5 6 16 Advancement News Marist and Sprout Creek Farm: A “Marriage of Missions” Under an agreement with local institution Sprout Creek Farm, Marist will oversee operations of the 22 farm, creating new opportunities for Marist students Alumni News & Notes while continuing the farm’s popular educational offerings for the Hudson Valley community. Cara Mooney ’15 at 19,974 feet. 17 Page 38 Marist Rowing Shines at A Unique Collection Head of the Charles Regatta Page 6 Marist rowers posted an exceptional performance at the prestigious Head of the Charles. 18 Red Fox Roundup Men’s basketball announces a new head coach; Jason Myers ’13 and Terrence Fede ’13 find new NFL homes; and Steven Rizzo ’18 is named one of four finalists for a national award. Volunteer Vacationing Marist is dedicated to helping students develop the intellect, character, Page 20 and skills required for enlightened, ethical, and productive lives in the global community of the 21st century. Marist magazine is published by the Office of College Advancement at Marist College for alumni and friends of Marist College. Vice President for College Advancement: Christopher DelGiorno ’88 Editor: Leslie Bates Executive Director of Alumni Relations: Amy Coppola Woods ’97 Alumni News Coordinator: Debra L. Gander ’15 Art Director: Richard Deon Marist College 3399 North Rd., Poughkeepsie, NY 12601-1387 www.marist.edu • [email protected] On the cover: The Doctor of Physical Therapy Program faculty, staff, and inaugural cohort of students assemble in the PT Skills Lab. Photo by Al Nowak/On Location. Letter from the President The Next Five Years: Strategic Plan 2018–2023 CARLO DE JESUS arist College is at an exCiting point in its history. rity, and a Center for Social M The first students have begun their studies in our new Media. Moving ahead, Doctor of Physical Therapy Program, and this spring our we’re developing a Center Physician Assistant Program will graduate its first class. Our for Innovation to facilitate student body is stronger academically and more diverse than ever, experimentation, problem- and the College is poised for continued growth in our academic solving, and collaboration. programs and degree offerings. Like any organization, we need Social good has to periodically look inward to define and redefine who we are always been at the heart and how we fit in, both in our home in the Hudson Valley and of Marist’s mission. around the world. In this spirit, we recently developed a new Imprinted into the five-year strategic plan to guide our way forward. College’s institutional The new plan focuses on three key areas: student success, DNA by the Marist innovation, and advancing the social good. I believe that student Brothers is a historic commitment to service, ethical leader- success is measured by more than grades or salary in a first job. ship, and meaningful community engagement. Guided by our At Marist, we help our students fully develop their intellect, new strategic plan, we will enhance this commitment to the character, and skills. The College has a firm belief in the power of community on the regional, national, and international levels. experiential education: extending learning beyond the classroom I’m excited about the next five years, and I look forward to is key to intellectual development and critical thinking. Marist working with all members of the Marist community as we embark also emphasizes the importance of international study, with more on the College’s next chapter. To read the 2018–2023 strategic than half of our students taking part in a study abroad experience. plan, please visit strategicplan.marist.edu. If you prefer to receive Through our campus in Florence, Italy, and the scores of study a printed copy, please contact [email protected]. abroad programs we offer, students leave Marist with a more expansive view of the world and their place in it. Marist has long enjoyed a reputation as an innovative college. We were working with IBM before such partnerships were com- mon, and we’ve never stopped innovating. During the past year, we launched our first doctoral program, a minor in cybersecu- David Yellen 2 MARIST MAGAZINE CARLO DE JESUS New North Campus residential housing, part of the largest capital project in Marist’s history, offers a dining center featuring an on-campus location for Poughkeepsie institution Rosticceria Rossi and Sons Deli. New Student Dining Center Opens arist unveiled its newest build- lawns and open space will provide unique ted to the economic health of the Hudson Ming and an exciting local business campus spaces engaging Marist’s Hudson Valley,” said Dr. Geoffrey Brackett, Marist partnership in January 2018. The College’s River viewshed. executive vice president. “Having the infra- new North Campus Dining Center houses The new complex will also make it easier structure in place to hold events and wel- an on-campus location for Poughkeepsie’s for Marist to host conferences and large- come guests from outside the area plays a key own Rosticceria Rossi and Sons Deli. scale events. “The College is deeply commit- role in the economic engine of the region.” The new location provides some of the deli’s most popular dishes, including vodka chicken and signature sandwiches.
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