2012 University and EMU Foundation Annual Report “As we celebrate the past and embrace the future, I urge you to look around you, to walk the campus, tour our buildings and see what we have done together as a team in the past few years TIMElINE 2011-2012 to build the future of Eastern Michigan University.” George “The Ice Man” —President Susan W. Martin, in remarks to the Board of Regents, February 2012 Gervin awarded honorary degree. Eastern Michigan’s Kim Schatzel named EMU partners with Autism Collaborative new provost and vice Wuhan University in Center, Children’s president. China. Institute celebrate offi cial opening. 

July ’11 August September october November December January  EMU named military- Psychology professor American Electric Power Alissa Huth-Bocks wins friendly university by Foundation donates GI Jobs Magazine. Hiram E. Fitzgerald $1.5 million in honor Emerging Scholar/ of EMU regent Michael Researcher Award for Morris to fund an work with expectant endowed chair in the mothers. College of Education. “I am TRUEMU” marketing campaign launched.

EMU named one of the “Best in the Midwest” by Princeton Review for 9th  EMU’s “Invest. Inspire. consecutive year. EMU unveils new COB called Student Flora Du The Campaign for 9/11 memorial on ‘outstanding’ for 8th honored by supply Eastern Michigan consecutive year chain organization for 10th anniversary of University” reaches attacks. by the Princeton exceptional leadership Review. and volunteer service. $50 million goal. 2 Eastern Michigan University Undergraduate President Susan Symposium, Graduate Martin wins Symposium showcase leadership award student research, Princeton Review’s EMU named one at annual Women collaboration with of the top 100 best and Leadership Guide to Green faculty. schools for graduate in the Workplace Colleges names EMU social work program. conference. Men’s head basketball one of the nation’s coach Rob Murphy 322 most eco-friendly named MAC coach of campuses. the year.

COB publishes its fi rst professional journal, “Global Advances in Business Communication.”

January February March April May June ’12  Women in Nursing professor Tsu- Prosthetic and Student Kentaro Roy Gerontology professor establishes annual CREDITS Philanthropy awards Win Wu receives grant Orthotics professor Elizabeth Schuster scholarship at EMU, Editorial and Project 12 grants totaling to help with breast Frank Fedel creates named 2012 Public cancer awareness in innovative design for is named one of “20 Management by: $43,000 to faculty, staff Citizen of the Year Division of Communications amputees, wins top in their 20s” by Crain’s and student research China and Taiwan. by the National and the EMU Foundation honors in NASA design Detroit Business. projects. Association of Social competition. Principal Writer: Workers. Jeff Samoray Design by: Michael Andaloro Autism Collaborative Photography by: Michael Center is granted Andaloro, Randy Mascharka $500,000 from the Angela J. Cesere/AnnArbor.com State of Michigan. Published December 2012 Refl ects honors, awards and gifts received July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012 University Musical Society honors EMU’s Early College Alliance as DTE Energy Foundation 2011-12 Annual Report 3 School of the Year. from the president Reaching New Heights

elcome to the 2012 Eastern Michigan University Annual Report. Th e past year our students. Pray-Harrold, our largest and busiest classroom building, was reopened in fall Wmarks many milestones in Eastern’s 163-year history. From academic and student 2011 aft er more than a year of a complete overhaul that resulted in renovated classrooms, success, to campus revitalization, enrollment growth, expanded community engagement technology upgrades, modernized offi ces and vibrant new student gathering spaces. and completion of “Invest. Inspire. Th e Campaign for Eastern Michigan University,” we Enhancing the overall student experience continues to be a priority. Renovations to have a lot to take pride in. residence halls, dining areas, expanded wireless capabilities and more healthy food options, As we look at all of the accomplishments over the past year and the outstanding contri- as well as our investment in the grounds and “walkability” of our campus, are all part of butions from the many people behind our successes—our outstanding students, wonder- creating a campus environment that is att ractive to current and prospective students, as ful faculty, dedicated staff and committ ed alumni and friends—it is clear that Eastern is well as to faculty and staff . solidly positioned for the future. Th ese eff orts are having a signifi cant impact. Th is fall, we celebrated the largest incom- We have launched a strategic planning process that ing class of new undergraduates in Eastern’s history with 5,076 new will help guide our path for the next decade. Many stu- undergraduates. We also celebrated the largest class of fi rst-time dents, faculty, staff , alumni and friends of Eastern partici- freshmen in a decade at 2,595. We have the largest number of stu- pated in the initial survey that formed the basis for this dents living on campus since 2006. Th e incoming freshman class is eff ort, helping to identify Eastern’s strengths, our areas bett er prepared to succeed in college with higher GPAs, and is more of opportunity and our challenges. Th e process will lead diverse as well. to a rejuvenated eff ort to more eff ectively align resources In my fi ft h year as President of Eastern Michigan University, I be- with our strategic objectives and achieve a clear and lieve more than ever that the positive momentum and the successes unifi ed direction that all Eastern students, faculty, staff , our University community has achieved over the last several years alumni and supporters can embrace. provide a great springboard to the future. Our consistent and unwav- Our eff orts over the past year have helped lay the ering focus on academic quality, student success, solid fi scal manage- foundation for our future path and continued success. ment, and on upgrading our facilities and infrastructure is creating a Th e impact of the investment we have made in our more vibrant and engaged campus that will serve our students, fac- people, our programs, and our buildings and grounds is ulty, staff , alumni, friends and supporters for decades to come. evident everywhere you look. I thank all of you for your support in helping create the positive Our academic areas have never received more att en- momentum that allows us to reach new heights. It is truly a team eff ort tion or looked bett er. Th e new Science Complex with and I am honored to be part of the Eastern Michigan University team. its unique spherical classroom/planetarium, as well as new laboratories and study areas, showcases our focus on STEM (science, technology, engineering and math), disciplines that are so important to our region and are Susan W. Martin also high growth/high income employment markets for President

4 Eastern Michigan University Stories of Impact

s I reflect on the past year and the successful completion of “Invest. $11,486,273; with $10,369,482 in cash, yet another historically high ac- AInspire. The Campaign for Eastern Michigan University,” I keep complishment. Adding to our momentum, we saw an all-time high in the coming back to one word to summarize our accomplishments. That word endowment market value, driven by the most gift s and transfers designated is “impact.” to the endowment since its beginning. Every day I have the pleasure of meeting alumni and friends of Eastern In this report you will read stories of impact that Build Knowledge, Im- Michigan University and I hear the stories behind why our donors choose prove Campus and Community, Enrich Student Life and Support Academ- to give back. Th rough these valued relationships, I have learned that our ics. Stories like these are evidence our impact goes beyond the dollars and alumni and friends do not make gift s based cents. Our impact is felt by every individual on only on the value of a degree or the rank- campus as we watch our University grow into a ings of a program. Our donors give because regional leader in educational excellence. Eastern played a crucial role in their personal As we refl ect on a successful year, we show development and has impacted who they are gratitude to donors like you who make a diff er- today. ence. Th ank you for being part of this transfor- For some, their gift is a symbol of apprecia- mative time at Eastern Michigan University. tion for the professors who took time to stay aft er class to elaborate on a lesson. For others, their gift represents the success they were able to achieve because of the scholarship they Th omas R. Stevick received as a student. Whatever the story may Vice President for Advancement & be, the reasoning is clear: A gift to EMU is a Executive Director, EMU Foundation personal refl ection of the diff erence a univer- sity can make in a person’s life. I want to thank you for showing your sup- port to Eastern Michigan University this past year. Th anks to your belief in our students and programs we had the most successful fundrais- ing year recorded in EMU’s history. We raised

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recognizes a College of Technology Scholarships Support student who participated in EMU’s Graduate Research Fair. At the 2012 fair, Montgomery presented research on sustainable design and Student Dreams green roofs. “Sustainability is the driving he legacy of former EMU named dance performance major force of my work,” says Montgom- President John W. Porter is Joy Morris the scholarship recipi- ery, who has an internship with refl ected not only across ent. At the 2011 Undergraduate the University of Michigan Design theT EMU campus, but also in the Symposium, she presented a self- Department. “Commercial build- work of two students: one is ex- choreographed dance titled “Free- ings are the largest contributor to pressing herself through dance; dom Amongst Chaos,” to music by environmental degradation. They the other is highlighting the envi- Laundry Submarine. use lots of energy in the ronmental and economic impact “At the time I choreographed form of heating, cool- of sustainable design. the dance, there was a lot of ing and lighting. In December 2011, the Charles stress and turbulence in my life,” It’s extremely Stewart Mott Foundation gener- says Morris, who graduated in important to ously gave $16,000 to support April. “Art can help you deal lessen that impact through sustain- two scholarships in Porter’s hon- with life. I wanted to convey how able design. or: the Undergraduate Research dance gives me a place to be “I was thrilled to receive the Excellence Endowed Scholarship free—to lose the tension and just scholarship. It not only tells me and the Graduate Research Excel- be myself. I love sharing that form that my work is valued, it also gives lence Endowed Scholarship. of self-expression. me the confi dence to pursue more Porter led EMU through a re- “I was honored and grateful to complex research.” markable period of achievement, receive the scholarship. I worked Montgomery will seek a posi- growth and stability from 1979 to several jobs to pay for my tuition tion with a commercial architecture 1989. After leaving Eastern, he be- and never had any student loans. or interior design fi rm after gradu- came superintendant of Detroit I graduated with no debt, thanks ating next April. In addition to de- Public Schools and served on the in part to the scholarship. Now I signing new spaces, she welcomes board of the Mott Foundation. can pursue my dreams. I’m teach- the challenge of working on older Porter died last June at age 80. ing dance at several local studios, buildings. The Undergraduate Research but my goal is to open my own “I’m also pursuing a graduate Excellence scholarship recognizes dance company in Kalamazoo.” certifi cate in EMU’s Historic Pres- an arts major who participated in Interior Design graduate stu- ervation Program,” she says. “I’d EMU’s Undergraduate Symposium. dent Linda Montgomery received love to combine sustainability with Joy Morris In 2012, the Communication, me- the 2012 Graduate Research adaptive reuse of historic struc- dia and Theatre Arts department Excellence scholarship, which tures.” n

6 Eastern Michigan University STUDENT LIFE

in Special Education specializing dependent evaluators reviewed in cognitive impairment, is videotapes recorded during a Extraordinary Gifts Lead one of the 2011-12 Brehm subsequent Family Nature Night, Scholars. These students exhibit they noted signifi cant improve- outstanding pre-professional ment in student proximity, skills in the fi eld of special physical engagement and com- to Advanced Scholarship education and demonstrate a munication. commitment to serve children “My experience as a Brehm astern Michigan University with special needs. Dorn is Scholar has challenged me to alumna Delores Soder- researching ways to improve think deeply, work hard and quist Brehm (BS52) and science and nature education for create a grand scheme for this herE husband, William, are shap- students with autism spectrum project,” says Dorn, who plans ing the future of children with disorder (ASD). to become a teaching consul- special needs through an array of “I became interested in au- tant after earning his master’s. extraordinary programs for EMU tism while working as a substi- “The Brehms are extraordinarily Special Education students. tute teacher for the Washtenaw generous and forward-thinking In 2003, the Brehms estab- Intermediate School District,” people. I’m very grateful to them lished a $1 million endowed Dorn says. “Then I did some con- for off ering this opportunity. scholarship to annually benefi t sulting with the Leslie Science Many great things are happen- eight students at the under- and Nature Center in Ann Arbor. ing thanks to their inspiration graduate or graduate level who Many of their teachers aren’t and support.” are preparing to become special experienced in working with ASD Fries says the Brehm Scholar education professionals. As the children. I wanted to help them Program has created extraor- Brehm Scholar Program has de- fi nd ways to further engage and dinary opportunities for EMU veloped, the Brehms have made include all students, particularly students to pursue rigorous additional contributions to fund those with ASD.” scholarship. scholarly activities, including an Active faculty/student col- “This type of research for annual Special Education Sum- laboration is one of the tenants a master’s-level student is un- mer Institute. of the Brehm Scholar Program. common and exemplary,” Fries In 2011, the Brehms furthered Over the past year, Dorn worked says. “Kevin is a phenomenal their goals by donating $3.2 mil- with Derrick Fries and Sally Bur- individual and working with lion to the College of Education, ton-Hoyle (both associate profes- him has been very rewarding. the largest gift in EMU history. sors of special education) on his His contribution to the fi eld of The donation established the research. First, they videotaped special education will give more Delores Soderquist Brehm Center student/teacher interactions dur- ASD students a chance to be for Special Education Scholarship ing a Family Nature Night at the successful in science education. and Research and fully endowed Leslie Center. Then they trained Kevin’s work is contributing to the programs they support. center teachers on how to better the greater good of the world— Kevin Dorn, a master’s student engage ASD students. When in- it’s fantastic.” n

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broadcasting. stints at several other small “While completing her stations, he became WJR’s Inspiring Future Radio estate planning, Mary ex- program director in 1946 and pressed an interest in endow- worked up to an executive ing scholarships to support level in the 1950s. After leav- broadcasting students,” says ing WJR in 1970, the Kramers Broadcasters Tom Hammerschmidt (BA75), relocated to Sarasota, Fla., an EMU alum and attorney where Worth continued work- s president and who represented the Kramers. ing for station WSPB. He died general manager of “I suggested that she consider in 1998 at age 89. Mary died Detroit radio station one for Eastern Michigan in 2010 at age 92. WJRA in the 1950s and 60s, University, knowing of its “Worth was extremely Worth Kramer was known broadcasting programs. She supportive of his profession for his uncompromising standards for broadcasting excellence and ethics. As he stated in a speech delivered in 1958 to the National As- sociation of Broadcasters, “…the good broadcaster will grow and prosper in direct proportion to the im- portance he achieves in his community. … This formula cannot be improved upon— it has withstood, and will continue to withstand, the test of time.” EMU students are bene- fi tting from Kramer’s legacy, lEFT: Worth Kramer. ABoVE: Broadcasting students Gage DeAngelis (left) and as his widow, Mary Trevor- Laura Hickman banter about entertainment, sports and campus life on Eagle Radio. row Kramer, established the Worth H. Kramer Memorial thought it would be a nice and delivered many speeches Endowed Scholarship with way of continuing Worth’s about the future of radio,” a generous $75,000 estate broadcasting legacy.” Hammerschmidt says. “He gift. The scholarship will as- Kramer’s dynamic radio would have been proud to sist Communications, Media career spanned many years. know that this scholarship is and Theatre Arts students In 1930, he joined WTAM in helping students pursuing pursuing a career in radio Cleveland as a singer. After broadcasting careers.” n

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Braille production facility in Gifts from a Visionary the nation. Located at the G. Robert Cotton Correctional Facility in Jackson, Mich., the non-profit program teaches Donor prisoners to transcribe text- books, graphics and other f all students age 18 printed materials into Braille. and under in the Unit- MBTF trainees undergo a ed States, EMU Profes- rigorous certification pro- sorO of Education Tsai-Ping Li cess prescribed by the U.S. estimates that only two per- Library of Congress. The pro- cent are classified as “Visually gram is highly successful— Impaired” (VI). Consequently, each of the certified Braille very few universities offer pro- transcribers who have been grams preparing students to released currently operates teach the visually impaired. their own Braille produc- EMU is the only Michigan tion center within Michigan. university and one of the few in MBTF also has a zero percent the Midwest offering a VI major. recidivism rate. The program has become so Eight students are cur- renowned, the Michigan Braille rently enrolled in EMU’s VI Transcribing Fund (MBTF) has program. Students develop awarded four $6,000 student proficiency in reading and scholarships each year to VI writing Braille and Nemeth majors since 2004. Code, which is used for “We didn’t solicit the MBTF mathematics and science for the scholarship funds,” Li notation. says. “They came to us because “Learning Braille requires they value programs that pre- extensive training,” Li says. pare students to work with “Students with visual impair- Braille readers. Their scholar- ments may only make up ships are very valuable to our a small percentage of the students. The funds allow them population, but they de- to concentrate fully on their pend upon teachers trained academic work.” in Braille. That’s why we’re The Michigan Braille Tran- grateful to MBTF for support- scribing Fund is the largest ing EMU students.” n

2011-12 Annual Report 9 GIFTS THAT SUPPORT FACULTY

immeasurable in allowing band, they became very Making a Historic Gift us to look ahead as a excited and immediately program and determine committed a pledge to our MU’s Historic Pres- where we want to be and long-range development ervation Program is how to get there,” says initiative. It’s given us a poised to become the Ted Ligibel, Ph.D., Historic wonderful opportunity Emost renowned program Preservation Program to plan for the future. We of its kind in the nation, director. “We’re very subsequently leveraged thanks to a generous lead- grateful to the donors, their gift to secure match- ership gift from an anony- who support our goal to ing funds from various mous program alumna and be the best-known and sources, including other her husband. most productive graduate- program alums. We saw The gift is the largest level historic preservation a 150 percent increase in ever made to EMU’s pro- program in the country.” total alumni giving.” gram, which was founded The gift will support ex- In addition to support- in 1979. Since then, the penditures for items such ing the program from an program has grown to as student scholarships academic standpoint, Ligi- become the largest in the and graduate assistant- bel says the gift will allow nation, with more than ships; visiting professor- program graduates to be- 100 master’s-level students ships; a part-time program come even more competi- from across the country and administrator; dedicated tive in the workplace. around the world. Program offi ce, classroom and “One of our hallmarks is graduates are prepared for laboratory space; program our 80 percent job place- professional service in the outreach initiatives; and ment rate for program fi elds of preservation plan- more hands-on learning graduates,” Ligibel says. ning, historic administration opportunities at the pro- “This generous gift will and heritage interpretation. gram’s Northern Michigan allow us to hire more spe- Despite past donor and locations, which includes cialists to teach restoration EMU support, the program the Campbell-DeYoung activities, such as window has faced challenges. It Farmstead on the Leelanau restoration, re-pointing a has no dedicated internal Peninsula. stone wall and caring for budget or administrative “We looked at every historic furnishings. Our support and in the past had aspect of the program donors really value the limited funds for scholar- and identifi ed our needs, fact that our students get ships, graduate assistant- both short and long-term,” the hands-on experience ships or visiting professors. Ligibel says. “When we that makes them highly Now, that will change. presented our ‘wish list’ sought after in the job “This gift has been Historic Preservation Program students repair and preserve a stone foundation at Campbell-DeYoung Farmstead. to our donor and her hus- market.” n

10 Eastern Michigan University SUPPORTING FACULTY

it regularly. Eastern is one of the few universities in Michigan, Ohio Changing the World of Retail and Indiana that off ers Mockshop. That gives our students a com- petitive edge.” Visual Retailing recently do- Merchandising nated a 50-user Mockshop license valued at $300,000 to Eastern. Ad- magine you’re creating a ditional licenses and software up- high-end retail clothing store. grades are available at no charge. Since you’ll carry items by In addition, Visual Retailing pro- Iwell-known designers, it’s impor- vided extensive software training tant to optimize your fl oor plan to fi ve Eastern faculty members with the right fi xtures and create before Mockshop was placed in enticing displays. You could take the classroom. photographs of physical mockups “One of the best things about and spend endless hours adding this wonderful donation is that it and removing product images. makes our program graduates very Or you could use a computerized marketable,” Becker says. “Since our modeling tool to create a three- graduates will already know how dimensional virtual retail layout, to use Mockshop, they will be very changing fi xtures and merchan- attractive to companies like Nike, dise with a simple mouse click. Adidas, Columbia and others.” Students in Eastern’s Ap- Becker will also use Mockshop parel, Textile and Merchandising in a research project comparing program are doing the latter virtual and in-person retail expe- using Mockshop, a cutting-edge riences. software program generously “I’m interested in learning if donated by Visual Retailing LLC, a virtual retailing will change con- U.K.-based visual merchandising sumers’ buying habits,” she says. company. EMU graduate student Kirstin Forster uses Mockshop software to create a virtual retail clothing store and fl oor plan. “Would you buy more from a virtu- Julie Becker, assistant professor al store if you could save time and in the School of Technology Stud- ily build interactive three-dimen- tual fl oor space. This software has Visual Retailing to request a licen- money? Could a retailer become ies and director of EMU’s Textiles sional stores of any size, complete brought our students up-to-date sure donation. more profi table by maintaining Research and Training Institute, with fi xtures, garments and graph- in the technology world.” “I felt our program lacked a virtual stores instead of brick-and- says it’s a snap to create complex ics,” she says. “They can create Becker began researching way to perform virtual merchan- mortar stores? Software like Mock- animated store experiences with and test concepts and fl oor plans visual merchandising products dising,” Becker says. “Mockshop is shop is quickly changing the way Mockshop. virtually, without having to fold a for the program before choosing very robust—companies like Ma- we shop and opening up exciting “Students can quickly and eas- single garment or disrupt any ac- Mockshop. Then she contacted cy’s, Target and Calvin Klein use new areas for research.” n

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with a generous leadership refl ected in their play. The Enhancing Eagles gift. Other former Eastern upgrades and other ongo- athletes and alumni con- ing stadium renovations tributed gifts at all levels. pay homage to EMU’s “We do everything strong baseball legacy.” Athletics fi rst-class at Eastern, which In addition, Eastern’s includes giving our players women’s tennis team has ith the help of a true Division 1A football courts on campus for the generous donors experience,” says EMU Ath- fi rst time in many years, and devoted letic Director Derrick Gragg. thanks to a generous lead- alumni,W EMU continues to “The renovations not only ership gift from Claudia upgrade its athletic facilities give our players a sense of Wasik (BS62, MS66), former to keep pace with its Mid- pride, they also help our EMU tennis coach and as- American Conference rivals. recruiting eff orts. I want sociate athletic director for Late last summer, the to credit Coach English women’s athletics. The six locker room at Rynearson for initiating the project courts, named in Wasik’s Stadium underwent exten- and thank all the donors honor, sit north of the EMU sive renovations. Eastern who made the renovations Indoor Practice Facility. The replaced all existing metal possible. With reduced courts opened in the fall. lockers with high-quality state funding to universi- “It’s vital for every Divi- wooden lockers featuring ties, private donations are sion I program to have a seating and secure areas for as critical now as they’ve facility to call their own,” personal items. A cold water ever been. All the gifts are says EMU Women’s Tennis tub was installed to help greatly appreciated.” Coach Ryan Ray. “It’s really rejuvenate sore muscles. Oestrike Stadium also going to help with recruit- Eastern also applied a fresh underwent renovations, ing and the overall atmo- coat of paint and cleaned the thanks to an anonymous sphere of the program.” carpet. $50,000 gift. The baseball After Eastern removed The project is EMU’s fi rst locker room now sports its old tennis courts years solely private fundraising new wooden lockers, fresh ago to create parking lots initiative to support athlet- paint and new fl ooring. and new facilities, the team ics. Head Football Coach “The improvements held its home matches Ron English helped solicit a have had a tremendous at the Chippewa Club in generous $150,000 gift from impact on the team,” says Ypsilanti. Now that Eastern the Bruce T. Halle Family EMU Baseball Coach Jay has its own courts, expect Foundation. Former Eagles Alexander. “The players to see a program revival safety and EMU Regent Phil feel a strong commitment for Eagles athletes and fans Incarnati led alumni giving (From left) Seniors and EMU Eagles pitchers Steve Weber and Neil Butara. to our program, and that’s alike. n

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Supplying Students with McSurely, who retired in 2008 after 27 years of teach- ing at Eastern. “Developing the most efficient supply Scholarships chain gives companies an edge over their com- n his last six years at East- petitors. It’s a very complex ern, Professor Emeritus of process that requires a Marketing Hugh McSurely complex understanding of devotedI his energy to helping how goods move, as well establish the University’s well- as information systems and regarded Supply Chain Manage- inventory control.” ment (SCM) Program. Now in his When creating the SCM retirement, McSurely continues program, McSurely met with to assist students entering this SCM professionals to gather growing fi eld. input about what courses Earlier this year, McSurely should be off ered. He then made a $10,000 gift to create the assembled an EMU task force Hugh McSurely Supply Chain of fi ve departments and Management Endowed Scholar- two colleges to fl esh out the ship. The funds will support EMU course off erings. juniors, seniors and graduate “We developed courses students majoring in SCM. that cover competencies Off ered within EMU’s College identifi ed by supply chain of Business by the Computer professionals,” McSurely says. Information Systems and Market- “It’s more than an applied- ing departments, SCM integrates theoretical program. Our the business process involved competency-based approach in the design of products, the has made our program very procurement and delivery of relevant. materials, production operations, “Many of our SMC students the distribution of materials to are seeking to enter a new end-users, and the management profession. I hope that my gift of customer relationships. will give students an oppor- “Supply chain management tunity to succeed in this fi eld has become a very important and compete in the interna- part of global business,” says tional business arena.” n

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Building a Strong director of Government and Community Relations. “Ypsilanti is committed to having stable neighborhoods Community with people who own rather Angela J. Cesere | AnnArbor.com than rent. EMU is the city’s psilanti is transform- largest employer and we have ing itself into a city a highly educated and stable lined once again workforce. Our employees Ywith the homes of EMU have a great opportunity to faculty and staff , thanks to receive a forgivable loan for the new LiveYpsi Forgivable a home purchase. Some loan Loan Program. recipients walk or bike to work.” EMU, the City of Ypsilanti, The DTE Energy Founda- the DTE Energy Foundation tion generously contributed and Washtenaw County $30,000 to LiveYpsi’s total developed the program, funding pool of $67,500. which is in a pilot phase. “The foundation is not It provides $7,500 loans to only the program’s largest permanent EMU employees donor, it also committed with an appointment of 50 quickly and enthusiastically,” percent or more who pur- Greden says. “This endeavor chase a home in Ypsilanti. isn’t something Eastern can Borrowers can apply the loan do on its own and Ypsilanti toward a down payment, faces fi nancial challenges. We closing costs, remodeling need private sector partners or anything else related to to make this program work the purchase. For each year and DTE paved the way.” the employee remains in Greden says Eastern wants the home and employed by to continue the program after EMU, 20 percent of the loan the initial funding pool is ex- is forgiven. After fi ve years, hausted. the entire loan is forgiven. “The university will be hir- “The program is a ing for fall 2013,” Greden says. win-win for Ypsilanti “We defi nitely see new hires and Eastern,” says Leigh as potential benefi ciaries of Greden, EMU executive Tricia McTague, assistant professor of sociology, anthropology and criminology, and Dustin Dorsey took advantage of the Live Ypsi program in July. this great program.” n

14 Eastern Michigan University GIFTS THAT BUILD KNOWLEDGE

and uninsured Asian-American population in Washtenaw A Powerful Advocate for County. The endeavor has been so effective that the founda- tion’s national office recently funded a similar project, based Asian Americans on the local model, for un- derserved areas in China and hen she was in her Taiwan. early 30s, Tsu-Yin Wu In addition, a recent $50,000 found a large lump grant from the W.K. Kellogg inW her breast while doing her Foundation will support Wu’s monthly self-examination. A work to promote well-being professor of nursing at Eastern and mental health among as well as a clinician, she knew immigrant Asian-American immediately what her next children and adolescents. The step should be. project will involve parents and “I needed a mammogram, significant family members, but nobody wanted to take address cultural and economic my word and schedule one stressors specific to those for me,” she recalls. “I was told, families, empower communi- ‘you’re Asian and you’ll never ties, and foster collaborations get breast cancer at this age.’ between school systems and It took me a few weeks but I clinical agencies. finally talked to a nurse practi- “I see it as my mission to tioner who helped me get an become the advocate for this appointment.” population,” says Wu, who emi- Luckily, the lump was be- grated from Taiwan 20 years nign, but the experience was ago. “Despite the people who transformative nonetheless. think Asians all have good jobs Wu thought of all the wom- and health insurance, our study en she’s encountered at the shows more than one-third of health fairs run by the Healthy Professor Tsu-Yin Wu spent the day counseling Asian women about breast cancer at a health fair in November. the Asians who come to our Asian Americans Project, which health fairs don’t have any ac- is based at Eastern and which should be screened for ill- she says. “Once they know men for the Cure®-Lansing Af- cess to health care. she’s directed since 2007— nesses like cancer and diabetes what’s out there, they can filiate, Wu has directed a proj- “I’m very passionate about my women who weren’t bilingual, even if they were feeling well. speak on behalf of themselves.” ect to increase breast health people, and equally dedicated to who didn’t have health insur- “Something needs to be With the help of multiple awareness and access to detec- carrying out my vision in terms of ance, who didn’t know they done to educate these women,” grants from the Susan G. Ko- tion among the underserved research and advocacy.” n

2011-12 Annual Report 15 GIFTS THAT BUILD KNOWLEDGE

a senior research chemist at Parke-Davis. “I had very Mentoring Future little time to do research at MSU. I loved teaching, but I wanted to resurrect my research and work with un- Scientists dergraduates. Eastern has enabled me to do that.” t Eastern Michigan In the early 1970s, University, students Hoeschele helped develop have the opportunity Cisplatin, a chemotherapeu- toA perform research alongside tic drug used to treat a wide their faculty mentors. One variety of solid cancers and professor is not only teaching co-invented Carboplatin, a his students research meth- similar drug with fewer side ods, he’s also developing the eff ects. Today, Hoeschele next generation of biochemi- and his student assistants cal scientists. continue to investigate met- Jim Hoeschele, adjunct al-based compounds that professor of chemistry at could result in more eff ec- Eastern, is working with four tive cancer medications. to six students each semes- “It’s important to support ter on developing cancer- bright, young undergradu- fi ghting drugs. His generous ates who want to do impor- gift to the EMU Foundation tant research,” Hoeschele has enabled the chemistry says. “Students learn about department to hire student basic research tools and ap- research assistants and pay proaches and how to solve for lab equipment and rou- complex problems before tine lab expenses. they enter the marketplace. “Since the early 1970s, This kind of opportunity I’ve been involved in the isn’t available at every uni- design and synthesis of spe- versity. The students I work cifi c metal compounds to with pour themselves into create anti-tumor drugs,” says the project so they get the Hoeschele, who joined EMU most out of it. I wish more in 2009 after teaching for 15 of these opportunities had years at Michigan State Uni- Adjunct Professor of Chemistry Jim Hoeschele (right) works alongside biochemistry major Adefolate Bakare (left) and biology and chemistry major been available when I was versity. He also worked as Aleta Luesse. Hoeschele and his students are developing more eff ective cancer-fi ghting drugs. an undergraduate.” n

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Innovative Teacher $140,000 gift to support the training sessions and provide science and technology lab equipment. Education “Teachers attending the summer training learn diff er- conomic experts agree—if ent methods of incorporating America is to remain com- activity and problem-based petitive globally, it must learning into their STEM curric- Edevelop more workers trained in ulums,” says John Dugger, pro- science, technology, engineering fessor of Technology Studies and math (STEM). Eastern Michi- at EMU and affi liate director of gan University, in partnership with Michigan PLTW. “When teach- Project Lead the Way (PLTW) and ers apply what they learn, their generous donors like the Dart students become more en- Foundation, are working to turn gaged in the learning process more middle and high school stu- and their math and science dents on to STEM careers. achievement increases.” PLTW is a non-profi t organiza- Eastern is also training the tion providing STEM education next generation of teachers to programs to middle and high develop hands-on STEM class- school students nationwide. Stu- es. Two courses are available for dents engage in hands-on class- Technology and Design Educa- room experiences that emphasize tion majors. Next fall, course activities and problem-based off erings will be extended to learning. PLTW off ers programs Math and Science Education to more than 400,000 students in majors. all 50 states. Nearly 100 Michigan “Eastern is at the forefront schools currently have PLTW pro- of STEM education training and grams. we’re affi liated with the top Eastern is a Michigan PLTW program in the country,” Dug- affi liate, off ering comprehensive ger says. “Supporters like the two-week Core Training sessions to Dart Foundation are helping middle and high school teachers us prepare teachers to provide each summer. The Dart Founda- cutting-edge curriculum that tion, which supports STEM educa- Educators attending the PLTW Core Training sessions at Eastern last summer learned how to better incorporate science, technology, will increase our nation’s STEM tion programs, recently made a engineering and math in their curriculums. workforce.” n

2010-112011-12 Annual Report 17 Year in Review – Giving

Fiscal year 2012 was truly a record-setting year in several ways. With “INVEST. INSPIRE. The Campaign for Eastern Michigan University” coming to a close in 2012, history was made in several categories. Total funds raised during fiscal year 2012 reached $11,486,273; $10,369,482 in cash, representing the highest amount of cash gifts received in EMU’s history, and gifts-in-kind of $1,116,791. Fiscal year 2012 activity also resulted in the highest endowment market value, the highest amount of gifts and transfers designated for the endowment and the highest amount of funding provided to EMU from the endowment in EMU’s history.

Endowment Market Value Endowment Reaches Highest Market Value in EMU History $60M • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The endowment ended the year at $51.4 million, including planned gifts managed by $50M • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •the • • • Foundation• • • • • • • • • • • of• • •$851,000. • Although the endowment portfolio experienced a relatively flat fiscal year investment return of negative $40M • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •0.4 • • • percent, • • • • • • • • the • • • •net • • •impact of the investment

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$40,726,822 million, resulted in the highest endowment market value in EMU history. $20M • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •$36,335,495 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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aBOVE: Funding Provided from Endowed Scholarships and Endowments Immediate Use Gifts to EMU for Programs

Endowed scholarships and endowments and Scholarships Cash Gifts Gifts-in-Kind Total Gifts provide an ongoing source of income to EMU’s students and programs. In fi scal year 2011-12, $5M • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $2,509,329 $4,983,434 the University received $1,456,024, which is $4.5M • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • the highest amount of funding received from $3,511,054 $5,198,126 the endowment in EMU’s history. $4M • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $5,103,258 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $4,627,845 $3.5M • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •$3,264,413 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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2011-12 Annual Report 19 University Financial Report

CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF REVENUES, EXPENSES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS Financial highlights For the years ended June 30, 2012 and 2011 (in thousands) n Eastern Michigan University’s residence halls and apartments REVENUES financial position remained strong increased by 5.7% in Fall 2011. 2012 2011 at June 30, 2012, with assets of $572 million and liabilities of $347 n Eastern has led the state of Tuition and fees (net of financial aid) $167,354 $162,748 million Michigan’s 15 public universities in Grants and contracts 12,971 16,331 tuition restraint the past few years. State appropriations 64,619 76,026 n For the ninth consecutive year With the June 2012 passing of a Federal stabilization funds (ARRA) - 332 Eastern’s was named one of the 3.95% tuition increase for the Fall Gifts 4,846 4,668 best colleges in the Midwest and of 2012, Eastern’s tuition increases Auxillary activities 35,333 33,433 a “great value” according to The remain the lowest in the state over Princeton Review. the past four years. Pell grants 34,627 35,346

Investment income 3,098 6,717 n The number of entering fresh- n The Fall of 2011 saw Eastern reopen Department activities 7,162 7,178 men in the Fall of 2011 rose by 6% its largest and busiest classroom Capital appropriations 10,509 20,978 over last year’s total and the class facility, the Pray-Harrold Building. Interest ARRA subsidy 1,881 1,880 also showed improved academic The $42 million project included a Other revenue 2,457 1,968 performance. new glass-encased student com- mons area, infrastructure and HVAC Total revenue $344,857 $367,605 n In addition to attracting more improvements, improved technol- first-time enrollees, EMU increased ogy capability, renovated auditori- EXPENSES the number of students living on ums and classrooms and improved Operating expenses by natural classification campus. Housing contracts in the ADA access. 2012 2011 Salaries, wages, benefits $230,985 $219,540 *In 2012 the University received $10.5 million from a capital outlay allocation to replenish operating Supplies, travel, equipment 53,008 62,770 funds for expenses incurred on the Pray-Harrold renovation, the first state Building Authority funding Scholarship expenses 34,275 34,125 received since 1996. The $42 million project was placed in service in September 2011 and includes Depreciation 14,010 15,828 $20.98 million provided by the State in 2011. Other 345 423 Due to fluctuation in interest rates, the fair value of the derivative liability increased by $30.8 million in 2012, followed by a decrease of $6.7 million in 2011, and an increase of $7.1 million in 2010. Total operating expenses $332,623 $332,686 Net assets have decreased $2.2 million, increased $0.4 million and increased $1.3 million in the Change in value of derivative instruments 30,787 (6,706) General fund for the years ended June 30, 2012, 2011, 2010, respectively, before factoring in the Write-off of library subscription - 3,391 capital appropriation, accounting rule change, and operations in other funds: Interest expense 12,552 13,541 Net Assets as of June 30 (in millions) 2012 2011 2010 Total expenses $375,962 $342,912 Increase (decrease) in net assets from operations: Increase/(decrease) in net asset* (31,105) 24,694 General Fund $(2.2) $0.4 $1.3 Net assets, beginning of year 255,766 231,072 Other Funds 1.9 17.6 4.4 Derivatives fair value (increase) decrease (30.8) 6.7 (7.1) Net assets, end of year $224,661 $255,766 Overall increase (decrease) in net assets $(31.1) $24.7 $(1.4)

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• • • • The cost of higher education • • • • • • • • Stang 2012

• • • • • • • • • • • • (as of October) (incoming freshmen at 30 credit hours per year) Percent Increase • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Faculty 697 2012-13 Cost FY13 4-year cumulative Professional/Technical 394 Michigan Technological University $13,353 3.9% 22.2% University of Michigan-Ann Arbor $12,994 2.8% 16.7% Clerical/Secretarial 243 Michigan State University $12,675 3.4% 21.8%

Administrative Central Michigan University $10,950 2.0% 12.1%

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Tuition and Fees $209.6

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2011-12 Annual Report 21 University Financials cont.

STATEMENT OF NET ASSETS For the years ended June 30, 2012 and 2011

A S S E T S 2012 2011 Current assets: Cash and cash equivalents $8,212,735 $4,019,621 Accounts receivable, net 18,712,762 20,353,354 Appropriation receivable 12,612,382 34,801,332 Inventories 1,218,107 949,711 Deposits and prepaid expenses 7,703,779 1,525,660 Accrued interest receivable 116,765 206,563 Total current assets $48,576,530 $61,856,241

Noncurrent assets: Student loans receivable, net $11,157,010 $12,125,323 Long-term investments- unrestricted 43,341,834 52,170,484 Long-term investments- restricted 5,974,439 24,932,084 Capital assets, net 460,870,108 433,437,781 Capitalized Bond Expenses, net 2,159,099 2,241,378 Total noncurrent assets $523,502,490 $524,907,050 Total assets $572,079,020 $586,763,291

LIABILITIES Current liabilities: Current portion of long-term debt $2,965,000 $3,205,000 Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 23,694,246 30,192,717 Accrued payroll, taxes and fringe benefits 18,665,438 21,540,030 Unearned fees and deposits 7,486,339 8,955,537 Insurance and other claims payable 1,893,502 1,924,475 Total current liabilities $54,704,525 $65,817,759

Noncurrent liabilities: Accrued compensated absences $4,216,476 $4,504,086 Long-term debt 231,180,000 234,145,000 Fair value of derivative instruments 46,521,031 15,734,165 Long-term unearned fees and deposits 10,796,240 10,796,240 Total noncurrent liabilities $292,713,747 $265,179,491 Total liabilities $347,418,272 $330,997,250

NET ASSETS Invested in capital assets, net of related debt $185,757,787 $205,293,222 Restricted, expendable 9,588,044 10,001,486 Unrestricted 29,314,917 40,471,333 Total net assets $224,660,748 $255,766,041

22 Eastern Michigan University statEMEnt OF REVEnUE, EXPEnsEs anD changEs in nEt assEts

For the years ended June 30, 2012 and 2011

OPERating REVEnUEs 2012 2011 nOnOPERating REVEnUEs (EXPEnsEs) State appropriations $64,619,095 $76,026,203 Student tuition and fees $205,261,228 $199,208,625 Gifts 3,895,174 4,285,059 Scholarship allowances (37,907,177) (36,460,589) Investment income 3,098,096 6,716,471 Net student tuition and fees 167,354,051 162,748,036 Change in value of derivative instruments (30,786,866) 6,705,791 Federal grants and contracts 7,245,487 9,550,088 Interest expense (12,551,502) (13,540,544) Federal fi nancial aid 2,274,675 2,669,020 Interest ARRA Subsidy 1,880,893 1,880,893 State grants and contracts 292,917 452,447 Federal stabilization fund (ARRA) 0 332,368 State fi nancial aid 658,130 428,532 Pell grants 34,627,248 35,345,729 Nongovernmental grants and contracts 2,500,058 3,230,617 Write off of library subscriptions 0 (3,391,299) Departmental activities 7,161,685 7,178,278 Other 160,532 276,138 Auxiliary activities- Net 35,333,355 33,433,115 Net nonoperating revenues Other 2,296,425 1,691,934 before capital items $64,942,670 $114,636,809 Total operating revenues $225,116,783 $221,382,067 Capital appropriations $10,509,153 $20,978,386 OPERating EXPEnsEs Capital gifts 951,175 382,940 Instruction $125,299,662 $122,248,658 Total net nonoperating revenues Research 5,032,390 6,253,890 (expenses) $76,402,998 $135,998,135 Public service 11,441,475 12,400,042 Academic support 26,543,859 23,785,560 Increase (Decrease) in net assets* $(31,105,293) $24,693,785 Student services 30,212,938 31,108,399 Institutional support 31,350,414 32,585,530 NET ASSETS, beginning of year $255,766,041 $231,072,256 Scholarships and fellowships 34,275,204 34,124,549 NET ASSETS, end of year $224,660,748 $255,766,041 Operation and maintenance of plant 25,891,160 28,282,188 Auxiliary activities, net 28,222,868 25,646,781 Depreciation 14,010,211 15,827,688 *In 2012 the University received $10.5 million from a capital outlay allocation to replenish operating funds Other 344,893 423,132 for expenses incurred on the Pray-Harrold renovation, the fi rst state Building Authority funding received Total operating expenses $332,625,074 $332,686,417 since 1996. The $42 million project was placed in service in September 2011 and includes $20.98 millionpro- Operating loss $(107,508,291) $(111,304,350) vided by the State in 2011. Due to fl uctuation in interest rates, the fair value of the derivative liability increased by $30.8 million in 2012, followed by a decrease of $6.7 million in 2011, and an increase of $7.1 million in 2010. Net assets have decreased $2.2 million, increased $0.4 million and increased $1.3 million in the General fund for the years ended June 30, 2012, 2011, 2010, respectively, before factoring in the capital appropriation, accounting rule change, and operations in other funds:

Net Assets as of June 30 (in millions) 2012 2011 2010 Increase (decrease) in net assets from operations: General Fund $(2.2) $0.4 $1.3 Other Funds 1.9 17.6 4.4 Derivatives fair value (increase) decrease (30.8) 6.7 (7.1) Overall increase (decrease) in net assets $(31.1) $24.7 $(1.4)

2011-12 Annual Report 23 Lifetime Honor Roll 2011-12 Report

The following recognition levels distinguish those individuals and organizations that have provided significant support to Eastern Michigan University. All levels, except Heritage Society, are achieved through cumulative lifetime giving, annual giving or an irrevocable transfer of property appropriate to that level. Names are carried in memoriam for five years.

The Platinum Society Applicon Inc Consumers Energy Foundation Peter N. and Henrietta M. Heydon Adistra Corp Marshall Field’s Lifetime gifts of $1 Million or more The Chrysler Foundation Engineering Technology Associates Robert H. Jr. and Shelley H. Holman American Axle and Manufacturing Michigan Braille Transcribing Fund Individuals DTE Energy Foundation Freeman Manufacturing & Supply Edwin W. and Suzanne Jakeway American Coatings Association The Mosaic Foundation Delores S. and William K. Brehm General Motors Corp Muriel J. Gilbert Trust Kathryn McWilliams Ameritech Co PaineWebber Inc - New Jersey Darrell H. and Charlotte M. Cooper Gerber Technology Inc Great Lakes Fisheries Trust Judith C. and Thomas F. Mich ASC Inc Paint Research Associated Labs Inc Bruce T. Sr. and Diane Halle Huron Shores Ltd Partnership Johnson Controls Inc George Petredean Automatic Data Processing Inc Delbert E. Pearson Trust Albert Scaglione Kmart Corp W. K. Kellogg Foundation Linda N. and William F. Powers Barnes & Noble Pepsi-Cola - New York Morgan Mitsubishi Development Co The Kube Trust John Psarouthakis and Antigoni Barton Malow Co Pfizer Foundation In Memoriam Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Lincoln Health Care Foundation Kefalogiannis Comcast Cable Communications Inc Principal Mutual Life Insurance John C. Herron Oakwood Healthcare System Masco Corp Arthur A. and Diane M. Rockall Comerica Inc Edward F Redies Foundation Inc R&B Machine Tool McGregor Fund Alice Rolfes-Curl and Rane L. Curl Community Foundation for Charles E. Schell Foundation Corporations, Foundations and SAP America Inc Michigan DECA Norma J. and Richard N. Sarns Southeastern Michigan Fifth Third Bank Organizations UAW-Chrysler Corp Microsoft Business Solutions Harold F. and Carolyn S. Corp for Public Broadcasting Society of Manufacturing Engineers Anonymous United Soybean Board Philice Nemecheck Trust Schimmelpfenneg Crain’s Detroit Business Steelcase Inc American Electric Power Foundation Washtenaw Community College Primavera Systems Inc Robert J. and Julie Skandalaris Dart Foundation T & N Industries Inc Charter Township of Ypsilanti WWJ Newsradio 950 Skillman Foundation Roger F. and Margaret S. Smith Domino’s Pizza LLC WJR Radio Station Discount Tire The Harry A. and Margaret D. Claudia B. Wasik -Ann Arbor Michigan Woods Construction Inc E-Gridiron Group The Emerald Society Towsley Foundation Jack and Barbara B. Weiss Drug Emporium World Heritage Foundation Ford Motor Co Fund Lifetime gifts of $250,000 and $499,999 Visual Retailing LLC Mary Ida and Carl D. Yost Dykema Gossett PLLC Ypsilanti Marriott Kresge Foundation Individuals Lillian J. Williams Charitable Trust Frances Youssef Eagle Crest Oracle Corp Robert L. Johnston Jr. The Woodrow Wilson National Issa N. Youssef Electronic Distribution Processing Inc The Silver Society Pfizer Inc Jeanne and Ernest Merlanti Fellowship Foundation Ervin Industries Inc Lifetime gifts of $50,000 to $99,999 UAW-Ford Motor Co Fund Jaclynn C. and Steven M. Tracy In Memoriam Exxon Chemical Co Individuals Evelyn V. Tucker The Gold Society Elizabeth S. Adams ExxonMobil Foundation Marcia R. Allen-Thomas and Eugene The Diamond Society Zakhour Youssef Family Lifetime gifts of $100,000 to $249,999 Leona P. Berry Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund J. Thomas Lifetime gifts of $500,000 to $999,999 Individuals James M. Bragdon Fifth Third Foundation Richard L. and Linda Baird Individuals In Memoriam Leah D. and Tim G. Adams Hazel A. Cant General Motors Powertrain Lana L. Berry Phil J. Jenkins Helene C. Reader Donald E. Adams Melvin C. Cant Hammell Music Martin J. Blied Daniel J. and Florentina F. McClory Rose Romanow Richard J. Annesser Barbara S. Cowan Hollingsworth Logistics Management Kenneth and Susan C. Bruchanski Marc Scaglione Paul Tucker Jr. Donald G. Jr. and Gail J. Barr Hazel L. Olsen The Colonel Joshua Howard Chapter Nancy R. Buckeye Keith J. and Heather Stone Patricia J. Williams John F. and Michelle Bodary John W. Porter NSDAR Sally L. and Ian R. Bund Harry W. Bowen Catherine R. Sesi KeyBank Patricia L. and Joseph D. Butcko In Memoriam Corporations, Foundations and William G. Clark KMS Fusion Inc Margaret I. Campbell and Raymond L. Donald F. Brown Organizations Milo L. and Chrissie M. Danzeisen Corporations, Foundations and Susan G. Komen Fund Campbell Jr. Anonymous William E. Fennel Organizations Kurtis Kitchen & Bath Joseph and Nancy A. Chrzanowski Corporations, Foundations and Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation Karin M. Gustine ACL Services Ltd The Sallie Mae Fund Melonie B. and J. Michael Colaianne Organizations Bonisteel Foundation Alethea K. Helbig Anonymous The Christman Co Dale E. and Gloria M. Heydlauff We do our best to maintain an accurate, up-to-date list of donors and apologize for any errors or omissions. The recognition period for gifts in this report is from July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012. Please contact EMU Foundation offices at 734.484.1322 with any corrections.

24 Eastern Michigan University Jeff rey A. Connelly In Memoriam The James A. and Faith Knight Sharon C. and Eric K. Apollo Glenda G. Cornette Donald A. Buckeye Foundation James R. and Helen Applegate Marcia A. Dalbey Astor L. Cornette Lilly Industries Inc Marilyn A. Appner-Falor and Tarik and Helen Daoud Martha M. Dalbey Lone Star Steel Co Bernard Falor Alice J. and Thomas D. Dessellier Helen E. Ditzhazy Lorenz-Smith-Lorenz Daniel C. and Victoria A. Arbour Joseph A. Ditzhazy Sr. Ruthanne Kelly The Ludy Family Foundation Charles R. III and Linda K. Ash Joan S. Doman Mary T. Kramer Management Computer Control Marcia Bailey G. Keith and Marilyn K. Fisher Avis R. Spike Michigan National Corp Wayne D. and Diane E. Bailey Dorothy J. and Ivan W. Gorr Clark G. Spike Michigan Virtual Automotive College Rosella M. Bannister Bert I. and Phyllis Greene Michigan Wrestling Club Susan V. Baptie-Ervasti and Da’on aspires to Jerry D. and Sandra L. Hayes Corporations, Foundations and Miller Canfi eld Paddock & Stone PLC William A. Ervasti teach and work with James D. Hoeschele organizations MLM Charitable Foundation Betty L. and James D. Barber students in low- Philip A. and Laurie Incarnati Anonymous National Precast Inc Rosalyn L. Barclay income areas. Marilyn L. Jacob American Honda Foundation Nebraska Book Co John W. and Betty Barfi eld Louise Jones and Henry Beckwith Ameritech Corporate NEC Computers Dudley R. and Turalee A. Barlow Ronald A. Jyleen Amoco Corp Net-Linn Publishing Solutions/Ctext Inc Serge and Susan M. Barna Da’on Darden Conrad W. Koski Ann Arbor News New Urban Learning James M. and Marjorie R. Barnes Elementary Integrated Steven J. and Joanne Lebowski ANR Pipeline Co Pall Life Sciences Carolyn J. Bartle Science major Sandra J. Lobbestael Bank of Ann Arbor Par Systems Daryl L. Barton Detroit, Michigan Raymond W. and Kim S. Lombardi BankOne PPG Industries Foundation Dennis M. and Charline Beagen Mark Longo BASF Corp PricewaterhouseCoopers Peter J. and Linda A. Beck Roger J. McClow and Suzanne T. Big E Run Project Management Institute Albert W. and Susan Belskus Posler-McClow Blue Cross Blue Shield of Educational Foundation Neal H. and Jeanette L. Bench Edward J. and Mary J. McEachern Michigan Foundation Milton M. Ratner Foundation Jan F. and Michael D. BenDor Willie B. Morgan Business Professionals of America SBC Foundation Donald H. and Gene A. Bennion Michael and Linda C. Morris Caterpillar Inc The SDSC Global Foundation Jeff rey D. and Stephanie W. Bergeron Cruse W. and Virginia P. Moss Chase Manhattan Foundation Sesi Motors Inc James R. and Deborah M. Beuche James H. III and Diana Mulchay Citizens Bank Tecumseh Products Co Regina S. and G. Peter Bidstrup Maxe A. Jr. and Theresa A. Obermeyer Clearr Industries Inc Tower Inn Wise Guyz Thomas D. and Leah M. Biggs Bernard O’Connor Coca-Cola Bottling Co of Michigan TRW Information Services Division Laura C. and Paul G. Bird John N. and Mary I. Pappas CSI Enterprises Inc UHY Advisors Tax Business Consultants P. Nick and Claudia A. Blanchard Lucy N. Parker Daoud Foundation Unisys Corp of Plymouth Tamara E. Bloor and Roger Steinke Roy L. and Christina Rennolds Deloitte Foundation United States Government Department Danny M. and Patricia G. Bongiovanni Omer E. Robbins Jr. Detroit Diesel Corp of Veteran’s Aff airs Morell D. and Carolyn J. Boone Franziska I. Schoenfeld Digital Equipment Corp Videojet Howard D. and Luanne R. Booth Donald E. and Marjorie K. Shelton Duracell Corp Michael J. and Roberta K. Brabec William E. Shelton Dyer Memorial Trust THE BRoNZE SoCIETY Joseph L. Braden and Linda L. Goeggle Barbara A. and Stanton C. Smart Elf Atochem North America Lifetime gifts of $10,000 to $49,999 Beryl L. Bradick Anthony L. and Shawn Snoddy Exemplar Manufacturing Co Individuals Linda Braman Natalie A. and Edward D. Surovell The Flint Group Anonymous Benjamin A. and Jessica G. Braun Gregory and Susan Tarle General Motors Truck & Business Group Rita E. Abent Michael M. Bretting A. Alfred Taubman Gill Foundation Marsha Ackermann and Thomas K. William J. and Laura J. Brickley Kathleen D. and Francis J. Tinney Glory Educational Resource Inc Black III Donald C. and Linda K. Briedrick Katherine Van Hoy Great Lakes Commission Jo Ann Aebersold Elizabeth Broughton Bruce L. Warren The Lewis Hertz Foundation Michael Allemang and Janis A. Bobrin Robert Brower Larry and Janice M. Warren Hickory Woods Golf Course Irene A. Allen Michael D. Brown Roy E. and Cynthia Wilbanks Huron Valley Printing & Imaging Brenda T. and Kevin Alten Betty Brown-Chappell and Kenneth M. and Rosemarie Williams Internet Corp Angelo A. Angelocci Michael J. Chappell Bette M. Woods Invesco Management & Research William F. and Mary C. Anhut Gene D. and Jane Bruce J.P. Industries David G. and Kristin L. Anticuar Jack Brusewitz

2011-12 Annual Report 25 Pauline W. Buchanan and Dennis J. Delprato Diane L. and David A. Friese Agnes R. Hayden James D. Buchanan Sr. Sara Jo Devine Gary A. Frownfelter John L. and Joanne L. Hegener Thomas L. Burean and Margo L. Dichtelmiller and Sammy Fullerton Jerry L. and Cassandra J. Henderson Deborah Ettington Nancy S. Katz Jeff rey L. and Beverly K. Fulton Freman and Elaine Hendrix John C. and Janis R. Burkhardt Robert J. Donnellan Beverly J. Fultz Gail L. and Alan G. Hering Ella M. Burton Katherine Donvig Steven G. and Paige M. Futrell Sanford H. and Barbara S. Herman Katherine is a Joseph A. and Mae A. Butcko Eugene V. Douvan Patrick R. Gannon Earle B. Higgins Sr. graduate assistant in Ted M. and Beverly H. Caff erty Patrick J. and Elaine C. Doyle Christopher J. Gardiner and George W. and Cheryl A. Hofman the Holman Success Carol A. Carrick Dennis M. Dresser Cynthia L. Koch Hartmut F. Hoft Center and is part of Johnny Jr. and Charlotte A. Carson John S. and Elizabeth S. Dugan Ramesh C. and Rita Garg Chris A. and Dana M. Hoiles the Teaching Learning Catherine M. and Charles W. Cart John C. III and Suzanne M. Dugger Diane A. and David J. Geherin Robert O. Holkeboer Academy. Ronald C. Cere Elven E. and Jane E. Duvall Sidney Gendin and Joellen Vinyard Juanita M. Holley Reid Amelia S. and David D. Chan Timothy J. Dyer Harry N. and Sharon L. Genova John C. Holman and Louise A. Margaret D. and Gerald T. Charbeneau Jamie L. and Robert E. Dylenski Donald W. and Alice I. Giese Buff myer-Holman Katherine Maiuri Louisa and James Chen Gavin R. Eadie and Barbara G. Murphy Elizabeth V. Giles Howard S. and Carole E. Holmes Working toward Master’s Jui-Chung R. Cheng Clare E. and Delphine C. Ebersole William R. and Lorain R. Giles Howard F. Hood in Higher Education & Betts P. and Donald S. Chisholm Dneyse Ebersole Cleon and Karen Gilliam Ruth A. Hornacek Student Aff airs Rose E. and Carl S. Christoph Andrew M. and Linda Eggan John W. Glace Bert G. Hornback Rochester, Michigan Nancy J. Chwalik Allen S. and Karen Ehrlich Dan W. Gladney Randall B. and Lynn Hougen Fred J. Chynchuk James L. and Carolyn G. Embree Nancy E. Goff Arthur S. and Marie L. Howard Rudolfo D. and Judith M. Cifolelli John M. and Margaret S. Erikson Manuel T. and Mary Jane Gonzalez Sally H. Hubbard David L. and Carol Cliff ord J. Michael and Mary C. Erwin Jerry F. and Marilyn S. Gooding Ned and Diane Hugg Mary Louise Cody Gary L. Evans and Katherine E. Steven G. Gordon Jill M. and Van R. Hunsberger George L. Cogar and Darlene L. Shaw Strand-Evans James W. and Marla J. Gousseff Ruth J. Husung Tracy-Marie J. Colden Richard T. and Barbara A. Fairfi eld Stephen I. and Myrna S. Gracon James M. Hylko Ellene T. and George N. Contis John A. III and Sidney L. Fallon Robert C. II and Deborah T. Grady Jennifer L. Iden-Liss Douglas and Christine Cook Saeed M. and Dorothy Farhat Erich Graf Martha E. Irwin Roger and Calista D. Coryell Beverly Farley Tamara Greco and Jonathan E. Fliegel Everett N. and Julie A. Israel Jasper E. and Merideth A. Creech Ethel F. Farnsworth James P. and Mary T. Greene Richard G. and Carol E. Jacobson Wallace T. and Mayble E. Cripps Alan J. and Rosie Fellhauer Dorothy J. Greer David F. and Penny Jadwin Robert W. and Marsha K. Crosby Randall Fenton Gerald and Norma J. Grijak Rocky J. Jenkins Gilbert B. and Peggy L. Cross Robert L. and Mary J. Ferrett Joseph and Gloria L. Gurt Carey J. Jernigan Ernest R. and Alice J. Cullen Lynette Findley Thomas M. and Dolores D. Gwaltney Cynthia M. Johnson Marci and Bruce L. Cunningham Kenneth B. Fine and Rebecca Canary Bethann A. Gyorke-Krumm and Robbie A. and Henry Johnson Patrick J. Jr. and Juanita D. Curley Barry A. and Thea Fish Ernest E. Krumm John E. Jr. and Dolores Johnson Derrick N. Dabbs Lolita W. Fisher Nancy L. Halmhuber Navarre Hayes W. Jones and Rhonda Lewis Carolyn and Dennis A. Dahl Brian L. and Debra M. Fitzgerald Lawrence W. and Karen F. Hamilton Judith B. Jones Nancy L. Dahl Beth and Joseph J. Fitzsimmons Lee M. and Patricia A. Hancock Joseph J. and Beverly J. Jorfi John B. and Nancy W. Damoose Stephen F. Fletcher and Donna K. Boe Jason N. and Laura J. Hansen Francis P. Jr. and A. C. Judge Jeff rey and Sara P. Dansky Karen E. and Daniel L. Florek Joanne J. Hansen Valerie F. and Michael Kabat Deborah Davis Maureen Foley and C. John Blankley Ruth A. Hansen Phyllis J. Kalmbach Glenn H. and Joan E. Davis Chris J. and Terrance J. Foreman Rachel B. Harley Norene E. Kanagy Michael and Karen S. Davis Kathryn L. Forier Bruce C. Harms Chester J. and Barbara A. Kapla Christine R. Day and Gerald Huber Pat D. Foster Linda and William L. Harris Stuart A. and Julie D. Karabenick Emily C. Day William M. and Dorothy L. Foster Marcia D. Harrison and Robert F. Nissly Abe A. and Elaine Karam Jonathan D. Dean and John C. and Marjorie Fountain Carolyn G. Hartnett Christine Karshin Denise M. Tanguay Debra S. Fovenesi Jeanette Hassan and Donald W. David and Rachael B. Kasper James E. Defebaugh IV Ursula R. Freimarck Pearson John E. Kelley Sandra J. Defebaugh Monroe P. and Rita J. Friedman James B. and Roberta T. Hause Douglas A. and Laura A. Kelly Ronald and Anita J. Delph Barbara Friend Michael D. and Orlene Hawks Charles S. and Ann C. Kettles

26 Eastern Michigan University Elizabeth C. and Paul R. King Grant A. and Althea N. Long Nancy G. and Herbert E. Milstein Robert Perry Wendy and David W. Kivi Donald and Nancie N. Loppnow Audrey and Merlyn C. Minick Brett and Lisa Petersmark Roseland P. Klein John P. Loree Jack D. and Esther L. Minzey Roger A. and Takako G. Peterson Nancy G. and Gary A. Kliza Ernest J. Ludy Edward W. and Susan M. Mizinski Anthony J. III and Deborah A. Petkus John R. and Marcia Knapp John W. and Jane Lumm Susan E. Moeller Eunice K. Phillips Robert P. Sr. and Linda S. Knepper Louis J. II and Elaine J. Machovec Carla and J. P. Moore Michael Pickerell and Renee D. and Joseph J. Kochanek Milton L. Mack Jr. Keith C. and Roberta M. Moore Jimmy W. Collins II Thomas M. Konopka Lawrence A. and Judy K. Macklem Robert E. Moritz Max E. and Sherri S. Plank Thomas, a U.S. military Charles W. and Diane L. Kopec Theodore J. and Penny Maezes William P. Morris Matthew J. and Inger M. Plaza veteran, is a student Adam Kozma Gerry L. and Thomas D. Magnell Cyril and Rona Moscow Frank Sr. and Ella Polito nurse associate at David A. and Kathy Kreinbring Herbert L. and Lynn K. Malinoff Walter G. and Nancy Moss Lana and Henry N. Pollack Harper University Mary M. Krieger David and Maxine Mamuscia Findlay M. and Faye V. Most E. Jill Pollock Hospital — Detroit William G. Kring Victor P. Maraldo John R. and Elizabeth A. Moyer Donald J. and Tamella D. Pollum Robert A. and Marie C. Kromer Nora M. Martin and Lee V. Martin Sr. Margaret J. and William Moylan Edward and Lyda Posvar Medical Center. William F. and Charleene M. Kromer Susan W. and Lawrence W. Martin Michelle M. Mueller Nancy R. and James E. Primovic Bert C. and Geraldine M. Kruse William C. and Sally A. Martin Ruth A. Munger Donald Prior Thomas Vasko Sai R. Kumar Thomas E. Martin Jr. David C. and Linda Nagengast Peggy J. Pursell Nursing major June Kureth Mary Sue Marz JoAnn O. Naida Thomas and Roberta C. Quarton Wyandotte, Michigan Larry M. and Susan M. Kuzak Kenneth J. McAllister Ram G. and Pushpa Narula Ogden B. and Patricia L. Ramsay • Dr. Maurice & Mrs. Virginia Sara A. Lademan and John J. Janowski Courtney and Sharon McAnuff Stephen W. Neal Mary Ann Raske Landers Scholarship Mildred K. Lane Arthur N. and Jennie M. McCaff erty Robert K. and Melody N. Neely Sue M. and Alvin Ravenscroft • Michigan Community Health Gilbert and Shirley Lanoff Sally R. McCracken Donna Neese Marian B. Raymond Nurse Professional Fund John Lansing Joseph J. McDermott Gregory G. Nelson Richard G. and Mary Jo Raymond Scholarship Jeff rey M. Lapinski and Patrick J. McDonnell Richard W. and Cheryl A. Neu Ronald R. Reed and Lauren Bigelow • EMU Regent’s Scholarship Beverly J. Bonning Mitchel R. McElya Thomas E. and Ruth B. Neuberger Nathaniel H. Reid III Russell R. Larson Michael G. McGuire Douglas P. and Doreen Newell Alan Richardson Cliff ord J. Lavers and Carmela Kenneth A. and Carolyn M. McKanders Charles and Sharon Newman Margaret M. and Jack W. Ricketts Cole-Lavers Wilbert J. and Virginia M. McKeachie John H. and Cindy S. Nordlinger Richard N. and Barbara A. Robb Doreen A. Lawton Winifred A. McKee and Ann E. O’Beay Jerry Robbins Thomas A. and Mary B. Layher Samuel A. McCord John E. and Theresa M. Oberdick W. Frederick Roberts Jr. Jennifer C. and Scott D. Leach Mary L. McKenny Ronald E. Oestrike Albert and Mary E. Robinson John R. Leekley Richard D. and Elizabeth G. McLeary Carl F. and Virginia M. Ojala Brian A. and Clara E. Rogers Elizabeth E. Leith John J. McManus D. Robert Okopny William B. Rose and Pamela A. Lemerand Charleen F. and Larry P. McPherson Robert E. Oliver Mary E. Gough-Rose Glenn M. and Cynthia L. Lenardon Hugh and Kathleen M. McSurely Marilyn A. Opdyke and Robert Currie Doris F. Rosenbusch Michael R. and Patricia R. Levine Dady N. and Martha Mehta Daniel S. and Sarah R. Opperman Louis Roumanis David B. Lewis Christine M. Mehuron Robert E. Oren and Lynn A. Sarosik Pamela Ruiter-Feenstra and Michael D. Lewis Patrick Melia and Patricia Maihofer Sheila Osann Steven D. Feenstra Michael J. and Michele R. Libbing Robert C. Menson and Margo Waite Michael J. and Karen M. Paciorek Mark R. Sadzikowski Don R. and Carole M. Lick S. Richard and Renee Merchant Diana Pancioli Swanna C. and Allan R. Saltiel Lee-Chu J. and Yeongcheng Lien Kristy L. and James L. Meretta Francine Parker Richard A. and Ruth M. Santer Candice C. Liepa Kathleen C. Merrill and Robert C. Jr. and Phyliss A. Parks Bradley E. and Kristin K. Schmidt Peggy Liggit Richard E. Merrill Jr. Marvin and Judith Pasch Shirley D. Schumacher and Janice A. Light Bonnie L. Mientkiewicz and Kenneth T. Randolph C. Paschke Hazen J. Schumacher Jr. Su-Chen J. and Hui-Chung Lin Mientkiewicz Sr. Ralph R. Jr. and Christine N. Pasola Ilene P. Schwartz Bernice A. Lindke Edward C Miller Todd E. and Joan Pasquale Richard and Janet L. Schwarze Anne R. Linn Glenna F. and William T. Miller Bruce C. and Phyllis Patterson Marnita M. Scott Billy E. Lintner Kevin Miller John G. and Mary S. Pedley Amy D. Seetoo and Stuart J. Baggaley Stephen C. and Christine Liu Myrna R. and Newell Miller Thomas Pendlebury Susan L. Sell Daniel G. Lockwood William A. and Linda B. Miller Zheng Peng Joseph A. Jr. and Yvonne T. Sesi

2011-12 Annual Report 27 Ronald L. Sesvold Steve Templeton Kevin M. and Kara G. Wills Josephine W. Tape Douglas and Charlynn M. Shapiro W. Gordon and Sue A. Tengen Ellen B. Wilt Lois J. Thayer Gregory A. Sheldon Janice J. Terry and Donald R. Burke Stephen M. and Dena J. Wirt Barbara A. Thomas Christina L. and William Shell Norman and Marguerite Thal Timothy J. and Therese Witherspoon John E. Van Haren Mary R. Shell Louis C. Thayer David O. Woike and Elisabeth Morgan Mary-Anne P. and Paul W. Shipley Leonard J. and Gail Theisen Robert E. and Judith A. Wollack Corporations, Foundations and Thomas W. Sidlik and Rebecca Boylan Richard M. Theisen Jon K. and Susan O. Wooley organizations Ruth E. Siegel Maureen E. Thomas Stewart D. and Carolyn W. Work Anonymous Brittany is an Honor’s Deborah A. Silverman Nancy M. Thompson Eleanor S. and James A. Wright 84 Lumber Co student and a McNair Mark A. Sims Hugh S. and Jane Thomson Russell B. and Elaine S. Wright A&W Restaurant Inc Scholar who is Robert E. and Evelyn Sims Arthur J. Timko and Jessie A. Moroney Linda Yohn and William E. Labedzki AAUW Ann Arbor Branch aiming to break the Charles Single Geneva E. Titsworth Zakhour I. and Androulla Youssef Acme Glass glass ceiling of the Herbert E. Sloan Kathleen M. and Michael B. Torrey Leo K. and Maxine L. Zehnder Action Rental world of athletics Frances D. Smillie Thomas Townsend Frank R. and Faye M. Zimmerman AeroMedia Marketing Inc administration. Clark A. Smith and Anne Anthony J. and Dorothy F. Trafi cante Aetna DeAngelis-Smith Stewart and Gail A. Tubbs In Memoriam Alcoa Wheel Products Irene M. Smith M. Wendell Tucker Alfred E. Bannister Alliant Tech Systems Brittany Galloway Laurence N. and Joanne B. Smith V. M. and Parvati V. Tummala George G. Beaudette Alpha Stamping Public Relations and Sports Thomas G. Smith Susan B. Ullrich David A. Berry Alpha Xi Delta Fraternity Management double major Wendy S. Smith Dana R. and Donna J. Underwood William M. Cave Alrose Inc Lansing, Michigan Susan K. Souder Jiu-Hwa Upshur Barbara Delprato Alterra Healthcare Corp Richard and Patricia J. Spears Joyce V. Van Haren John M. Eisley American Bumper Mfg Co Dennis Sprandel James F. and Helen M. Vick C. Kenneth Farnsworth American Chemical Society John R. Stanger and Katrinka A. Elmer Michael J. Vincent Gwin E. Ferrington American Chemical Society Keith and Marilyn K. Stanger Daniel C. and Linda J. Wagner Robert J. Fisher Huron Valley Section James H. and Alicia B. Stapleton Fraya C. Wagner-Marsh and Myrtle E. Fogg American Electric Power Co Douglas H. Stark David P. Marsh Mary E. Fopeano American Psychoanalytic Mary D. and Bradley W. Stark Eric W. and Marilyn D. Walline Barbara E. Forker Association Inc Rodney Stark James C. and Malinda H. Waltz Richard D. Goff AmeriCenter of Bloomfi eld Barbara C. and Michael S. Steer Robert M. and Judith A. Ward Michael H. Jones Ameritech of Michigan Debra L. Stevens Sandra L. and Roland Ward Max E. Kanagy Arthur Andersen LLP Foundation Diane M. Stevens Thomas and Betsy Warner Charles A. Krieger ANM Services LLC Kathleen Stevens Bette L. Warren George R. Lee Ann Arbor Computing Kenneth W. Stevens and Thomas G. and Jan Watrous Kathleen M. Lewis Ann Arbor Presidents Association Wuanita M. Delaney Mary A. and Dennis Watson George W. Linn Ann Arbor Transportation Authority Suzanne J. Stevens Donald Weaver Robert O. McWilliams AON Risk Services Central Inc William S. Stevens James W. and Cathleen M. Webb James L. Melby Prema D. Arya Trust Stanley M. and Dorothy A. Stewart Carl P. and Anne S. Weber A. Blanche Mullen AT&T Foundation Barry W. Stokes Robert J. Weinburger and Nancy Geiger Gary B. Navarre AT&T Information Systems Robert B. and Carley Stone William L. Wenger II Shirley E. Oestrike AutoAlliance International Inc Beth M. and Scott W. Street Wendy J. Wenner John C. Padgett Automatic Apartment Laundries James L. and Mary Streeter Jean B. Wessel Mary J. Padgett AXA Advisors John P. Strekal Lee J. and Pam A. Westerhold Ted Pawlowski B C Contractors Inc Bettye Stull W. Scott Westerman Jr. Vernon C. Polite Barnabas Foundation Brian E. and Julia O. Sullivan Ronald D. and Judith White Carl D. Pursell The Albert C. Bean Sr. Scholarship and Jeanne M. Swihart Henry C. Wichman Carolyn Roberts Loan Foundation Martha W. Tack David L. Williams Edna M. Roush Bechtel Foundation David D. and Rosina Tammany Warren S. and Judith S. Williams Patricia Ryan Becker Orthopedic Thomas Jr. and Sharon M. Tate Ronald and Marsha E. Williamson Lyla M. Spelbring Berry & Associates Inc Judy B. and John C. Tatum Judith C. Williston Mcdonna S. Street Beyer Hospital Auxiliary

28 Eastern Michigan University 2011-12 Annual Report 29 30 Eastern Michigan University Beyer Medical Staff DENSO International America Inc Frankenmuth Bavarian Inn Kalamazoo Foundation Microsoft Consulting Services Preferred Plastic Corp The Bidstrup Foundation Desoto Inc Fremont Area Community Foundation Kamax-GB DuPont Corp Microsoft Corp PricewaterhouseCoopers Charitable Big Three Classic Detroit Paint & Coatings Association General Electric Foundation Kappa Kappa Psi Mid-Michigan Fabrication Inc Foundation Inc Blue Care Network Detroit Symphony Orchestra Hall General Motors Foundation Sidney Katzman & Robert Katzman MidWest Financial Credit Union Prime Computers Inc Blue Cross Blue Shield - Southfield Distributive Education Clubs Of America H. N. Genova Development Co Kaufman Memorial Trust Midwestern Consulting LLC Primex Technologies Michigan Doha International Institute for Family Genuine Health Inc Kemmet Electronics Corp Mike’s Bookstore Progressive Tool & Industries Boone & Darr Inc Studies and Develop The Gerber Foundation Elizabeth E Kennedy Fund Herman Miller Inc Public Schools of Ann Arbor Borden Foundation Inc Donnelly Corp Gerber Products Co Kerrytown Associates Ltd Minnesota Mining & Mfg Quadrants Inc Borders Books & Music Inc Douglas Autotech Rollin M. Gerstacker Foundation Key Foundation The Mitre Corp Quicken Loans Borg-Warner Foundation Inc Dow Chemical Co The Gerstenslager Corp Killins Concrete Co Monroe Tool & Manufacturing Ranco North American Corp The Bosphorous Group Inc The Dow Chemical Foundation Glidden Co Kiwanis Club of Greater Ypsilanti Monsanto Chemical Co Randall Textron Mary S. Boyden Trust Dreyfuss Foundation Gold Coast Charter Service Inc KPMG Peat Marwick Foundation JP Morgan Chase Bank NA Redwood & Ross Jim Bradley Pontiac Buick GMC DRW Electric Gordon Advisors PC Krumm Agency LLC National Council For Community & Rehmann Bran + Luebbe Dukane Corp Governmental Consultant Service KTH Parts Industries Education Partnerships Rhone-Poulenc Rorer Inc Brencal Contractors Inc Dun & Bradstreet Corp The Grainger Foundation Inc Lambda Chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon National Council of Teachers of English Richfield Hotel Management Inc Brick Tech Architectural Dupage Die Cast Corp Grant Thornton LLP La-Z-Boy Chair Co National Futures Association RNR Foundation BYK Gardner USA The John & Genevieve Dyer Educational Greek Organizations Lear Corp National Steel Corp Royal Crown Carlson Wagonlit Travel Foundation Inc John E. Green Co Lincoln Consolidated Schools National Writing Project Leo Salakin Charitable Fund Center for Sports Medicine/Fitness E & C Associates The Greene-Milstein Family Foundation Karl Litten Inc Navistar International Transport Corp Scholars International Publishing Corp Central Title Service Inc E. I. Dupont de Nemours & Co GTE Foundation Live Text Inc Nichols Aluminium School Kids in Exile Records Champs Foundation Charitable Trust East Michigan Environmental Action GTE-Walmet Lockheed Martin Corp Nordson Corp School Nutrition Association Chelsea Milling Co Council Haab’s Restaurant Lucent Technologies Foundation Northern Telecom Inc Schwab Charitable Fund Chevron Corp Eastman Kodak Co Harmon-Motive Inc The Frank P. Macartney Foundation Northrop Grumman Systems Corp Second Baptist Church - Ypsilanti Chisbetts Foundation Electra-Sound Inc Hemlock Semi-Conductor MacLean Molded Corp NPB LLC Security Plastics Ltd The Christman Co Endicott College Heritage Door LLC Madar Association for Participatory NSK Corp Seibert-Oxidermo Inc CISCO Co Environmental Purification Ind Hong Kong S & T Limited Democracy O&P Digital Technologies Shearson Lehman Hutton Citigroup Foundation Inc Environmental Quality Co Johns Hopkins University Sallie Mae O&W Distributors Shell Chemical Co City of Detroit Environmental Systems Research Hougen Foundation Main Street Area Association Oakland County CRA Association Shell Oil Co Clay-Adams Institute Inc Howard & Howard Attorneys PC Manchester & Associates Ohio Willow Wood Shell Oil Co Foundation CMAC - EMU Ernst & Young LLP IBM Corp Manimark Corp Orthocare Innovations LLC Shell Westhollow Technology Ct CNC Software Inc Quinn Evans Architects ICI Paints N. A. Mans & Sons Inc Owens Corning Signature Associates Coaches Catastrophic Carpet Care Stu Evans Lincoln Mercury Illinois Bell/Ameritech Manufacturers Bank N A Oxford Automotive AF Smith Electric Inc The Coleman Foundation Inc Experimental Aircraft Association Industrial Power Systems Inc Doeren Mayhew & Co PC Paideia Foundation Southwest Track Builders Inc Consumers Energy/CMS Energy Chapter 55 Inc Integrated Design Solutions LLC McNamara Scholarship Fund Pain Recovery Solutions PC Southwestern Metropolitan Title Co Convergence Education Foundation Facing History and Ourselves Integrated Marketing Group The Mead Corp Foundation Paragon Sight & Sound Spartan Toyota Scion Cook Composites and Polymers Fantasy Attic Costumes Internal Auditing Academic Menard Builders Inc Pearson Custom Publishing Spencer Foundation Cooper Tire & Rubber Co The Farm Cupboard Inc Advancement Fund Inc Merrill Lynch & Co Foundation Inc Pella Window & Door Co St Joseph Mercy Health System Corp! Magazine Farmers Insurance Group Inc Iowa State University Science & Metropolitan Life Foundation Pennsylvania House Furniture St Joseph Mercy Hospital Crane Construction Company Inc Federal-Mogul Corp Technology Mexicantown Community Perich & Partners Ltd Standard Disposal Inc Crescive Die & Tool Inc F. B. & V. V. Fehsenfeld Foundation ITT Automotive-New Lexington Development Center Personnel Systems Inc Staples Business Advantage Crocodile LTD Renaissance Festival of Foods Spaghetti Bender ITW Devilbiss Michigan Business Review Pharmaceutical Analysis Lab Thomas H. Stark Memorial Fund CTS Corp Fieldman Sims Foundation Japan Business Society of Detroit Michigan Japanese Bilingual Education Pharmacia Foundation Inc State Farm Companies Foundation Cueter Chrysler Jeep Dodge Fifth Third Bank Foundation Foundation Inc Plasticolors Inc The Gregory W. Stevens Family D C P Computer First of America Bank — Ann Arbor Japanese School of Detroit Michigan Minority Business Platinum Energy Inc Stevenson Keppelman Associates Dant-Clayton Michigan Jewish Community Foundation of Development Council Plumbers & Pipefitters-Local 190 Stole Products John Darr Mechanical Inc The Doug Flutie Jr Foundation for Greater Ann Arbor Michigan SkillsUSA Pontiac Business Development Stroh’s Brewery Dean Transportation Inc Autism Inc Johnson Controls Foundation Michigan Space Grant Consortium Center Inc Suburban Motors Inc Delicious Brand Inc The Henry Ford II Fund The Lloyd and Mable Johnson Michigan Works Powder Coating Institute Sunrise Assisted Living Management Dell Inc Foto 1 Photographic & Digital I Foundation Michigan Youth Wrestling Association Precision Photographics Edward Surovell Realtors Delta Dental Plan of Michigan Framatone Connectors Interlock S. C. Johnson & Son Inc Micrografx Inc Pre-Delivery Service Corp Sylvan Learning Center

2011-12 Annual Report 31 Jervis B Webb Joseph R. and Susan Ceccarelli Stuart A. and Julie D. Karabenick Delbert E. Pearson Emil Weddige Trust Dolores H. Church Abe A. Karam John G. and Mary S. Pedley James Welch Foundation Diane M. Churchill and David F. Elizabeth C. and Paul R. King Douglas A. Pierce Whirlpool Corp Labaree Nancy G. and Gary A. Kliza Antje L. Price Whitehall Convalescent Co George L. Cogar and Darlene L. Shaw Mary T. Kramer Francis J. Pruss Wolverine Human Services Melonie B. and J. Michael Colaianne Jane G. and William H. Krebs Barbara Reader Wongs Circuits Inc Tracy-Marie J. Colden William G. Kring Frances A. Richardson Wright & Filippis Inc Linda C. Cooper Barbara Krueger Jack W. and Margaret M. Ricketts X-Mation Tool Co Jasper E. and Merideth A. Creech Gilbert and Shirley Lanoff Richard N. and Barbara A. Robb XYCOM Corp Wallace T. and Mayble E. Cripps Daniel J. and Judy A. Lanuti Arthur A. and Diane M. Rockall Youth Development Foundation of Patrick J. Jr. and Juanita D. Curley Linda M. Lawrence Rose Romanow SkillsUSA Rachel F. Cuschieri-Murray and Doreen A. Lawton Bobbi M. Rooker Ypsilanti Area Chamber of Commerce Bryant J. Murray Steven J. and Joanne Lebowski Helen B. Rudin Ypsilanti Heritage Festival Inc Milo L. and Chrissie M. Danzeisen Patricia L. Lewis Jane B. Salcau Zener Electronics Michael and Karen S. Davis Michael D. Lewis Richard A. and Ruth M. Santer Zollner Pistons LLP Robert A. DeMattia Billy E. Lintner Richard N. and Norma J. Sarns Timothy J. Dyer James S. and Jennie A. Lombard Steve F. Schwartz Heritage Society Kurt D. Ely John P. Loree Donald E. and Marjorie K. Shelton The Heritage Society recognizes those Richard T. and Barbara A. Fairfield Marion Maitland William E. Shelton who have made qualified planned Irving and Cynthia L. Feller Carol L. Makielski and Charles D. Lake Brooks H. and Nancy Sitterley gifts,which may include bequests, gift William E. Fennel Thomas E. Martin Jr. Ernest B. and Ellen M. Skuta annuities or charitable remainder trusts. Richard G. Finkbeiner Sally R. McCracken Margaret M. Smith Leah D. and Tim G. Adams Myrtle E. Fogg Michael G. McGuire Irene M. Smith Marcia R. Allen-Thomas and John R. Forsyth Kenneth A. and Carolyn M. McKanders Laurence N. and Joanne B. Smith Eugene J. Thomas Nancy A. and Jon M. Gaston Wilbert J. and Virginia M. McKeachie Roger F. and Margaret S. Smith Angelo A. Angelocci Nancy M. Geiger Hugh McSurely Shirley G. Spork Richard J. Annesser Donald W. and Alice I. Giese James L. Melby Suzanne J. Stevens Daniel C. and Victoria A. Arbour Muriel J. Gilbert Steven P. and Antonia P. Mellos Betty L. Stremich William F. Armstrong William J. Gilster Donald M. Mendelssohn Sharon S. Taite Winter Semester 2012 performance of “Guys and Dolls.” Susan M. and Paul Bairley Norman C. and Mildred E. Gittinger Robert C. Menson and Margo Waite Janice J. Terry and Donald R. Burke Nancy L. Baldwin J. Ronda Glikin S. Richard and Renee Merchant Nancy M. Thompson Rosella M. Bannister Ronald E. and Carol Goldenberg Jeanne and Ernest Merlanti Robert A. Thomson SYSCO Food Services of Detroit United Methodist Retirement James M. and Marjorie R. Barnes Erich Graf Thomas F. and Judith C. Mich Rosemary W. and Theodore P. Townsend TCF National Bank Communities Patrick J. Jr. and Cheryl L. Barry Bert I. and Phyllis Greene Willie B. Morgan Thomas Townsend Team Sports United States Enrichment Corp Daryl L. Barton Mary L. and Larry Gruppen Melinda Morris V. M. and Parvati V. Tummala Tektronix Foundation United Technologies Dennis M. and Charline Beagen Eileen K. Gullick Carol E. and Robert F. Mull Katherine Van Hoy Textron-CWC Castings Division United Way of Washtenaw County Robert A. and Laura H. Benson Joseph and Gloria L. Gurt Ruth A. Munger Thomas K. and Anne M. Venner Thomson Reuters Tax & Accounting The University of Michigan Leona P. Berry John L. and Joanne L. Hegener Donna Neese Eric W. and Marilyn D. Walline TIAA CREF Financial Services University of Michigan University Jean S. Bidwell Jerry L. and Cassandra J. Henderson Marion J. Nelson Verena M. Ward TLS Productions Inc Productions Martin J. Blied Alta R. Henry Philice Nemecheck Claudia B. Wasik TNT Edm Inc University Surgeons PC Howard D. and Luanne R. Booth John C. Herron Thomas E. and Ruth B. Neuberger Jack and Barbara B. Weiss Tobin Lake Studios Productions Uppsala Universitet Harry W. Bowen Lawrence J. and Carol Hill Douglas P. and Doreen Newell Patricia J. Williams Tooling & Equipment International UPS Foundation Inc J. Michael Bragdon Robert H. Jr. and Shelley H. Holman Janice L. Nyman Lillian J. Williams Trailblazers of Washtenaw USA Today Delores S. and William K. Brehm Arthur S. and Marie L. Howard John E. and Theresa M. Oberdick Robert E. and Judith A. Wollack Tri Star Fire Protection Inc Usx/Marathon Oil Foundation William D. Briggs Sue A. Huntington and John C. Hall Bernard O’Connor Bette M. Woods TRW Foundation Valspar Foundation Betty Brown-Chappell and Martha E. Irwin Hazel L. Olsen Stewart D. and Carolyn W. Work Turner Construction Co Verizon Foundation Michael J. Chappell Marilyn L. Jacob Jean A. Olsen Mary Ida and Carl D. Yost UAW Local 1976 Visteon Corp Ronald J. and Mary J. Campbell Kurt L. and Paul D. Jacobowitz-Cain G. Elizabeth Ong UFCW Local 951 Foundation WAAM-Whitehall Broadcasting Catherine M. and Charles W. Cart Edwin W. and Suzanne Jakeway Lucy N. Parker The italicized names indicate that these Unistrut Corp Wayne RESA Cathy C. Catallo and Mark R. McAlpine Robert L. Johnston Jr. Ronald L. and Jane A. Paschal members are deceased.

32 Eastern Michigan University Annual Giving Societies 2011-12 Report

Regents’ Council Richard T.* and Barbara A. Fairfield Mary S. Boyden Trust Gisela* Ahlbrandt and Michael T. Rains Evelyn V. Tucker Turner Construction Co Annual Gifts of $50,000 and above Nancy E. Goff Consumers Energy Foundation Richard J. Annesser Robert J. Weinburger and Nancy M. University of Michigan University Individuals Dale E. and Gloria M. Heydlauff Crain’s Detroit Business Daniel C. and Victoria A. Arbour Geiger Productions Delores S. and William K. Brehm Randall B. and Lynn Hougen CSI Enterprises Inc Donald G. Jr. and Gail J. Barr Kenneth M. and Rosemarie Williams Sally L. and Ian R. Bund Arthur S.* and Marie L. Howard Distributive Education Clubs of Peter J. and Linda A. Beck Ronald* and Marsha E. Williamson Benefactors’ Council Bruce T. Sr. and Diane Halle Philip A. and Laurie Incarnati America Normajean M. Bennett* In Memoriam Annual Gifts of $1,000 to $4,999 James D. Hoeschele* Robert L. Johnston Jr. The John & Genevieve Dyer Steven R. Berlage John W. Porter* Individual Mark Longo Abe A. and Elaine Karam Educational Foundation Inc Joseph A. and Mae A. Butcko Estate of Sharon S. Taite Anonymous Jaclynn C.* and Steven M. Tracy Michael R. and Patricia R. Levine Endicott College Ovidiu Calin* Marsha Ackermann and Thomas K. In Memoriam Michael D. Lewis Fifth Third Bank George L. Cogar and Darlene L. Shaw Corporations, Foundations and Black III Estate of Leona P. Berry* Peggy Liggit* Fifth Third Foundation John P.* Curran and Andrea Sims Organizations Michael Allemang and Janis A. Bobrin Estate of James M. Bragdon John P. Loree* Fremont Area Community Foundation Marcia A. Dalbey* ACBL Charity Foundation Irene A. Allen* Estate of Mary T. Kramer Roger J. McClow and Suzanne T. Muriel J. Gilbert Trust William E. Fennel* Bank of Ann Arbor Brenda T. and Kevin Alten Estate of Hazel L. Olsen Posler-McClow Hougen Foundation Christopher J.* Gardiner and Cynthia Coatings Industry Education FD Ann R.* and Mario A.* Alvarez Estate of Rose Romanow Robert C. Menson and Margo Waite The James A. and Faith Knight L. Koch The Coleman Foundation Inc Larry B. and Patricia M. Andrewes Judith C. and Thomas F. Mich Foundation Bert I.* and Phyllis Greene Community Foundation for Sharon C.* and Eric K. Apollo Corporations, Foundations and Willie B. Morgan* The Lloyd and Mable Johnson Jeanette* Hassan and Donald W.* Southeastern Michigan Marilyn A. Appner-Falor and Bernard Organizations JoAnn O. Naida Foundation Pearson Ervin Industries Inc Falor ACL Services Ltd Daniel S. and Sarah R. Opperman Michigan Braille Transcribing Fund Peter N. and Henrietta M. Heydon Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Richard J. and Judy Arndt American Electric Power Foundation Francine Parker Michigan Japanese Bilingual Robert H. Jr. and Shelley H. Holman Alvin L. Glick Foundation Inc Thomas A. and Patricia M. Baird Dart Foundation Robert C. Jr.* and Phyliss A. Parks Education Foundation Inc Phil J. Jenkins Gordon Advisors PC Anne L.* Balazs and Peter B.* Wood DTE Energy Foundation George Petredean Monroe Tool & Manufacturing Charles B. and Daryl J. Kaplan The Lewis Hertz Foundation Steven Ball E-Gridiron Group Brian A. and Clara E. Rogers Charles Stewart Mott Foundation David* and Rachael B. Kasper Japan Foundation Center for Global Rosella M. Bannister* Kresge Foundation Suzanne J. Stevens* Philice Nemecheck Trust Steven J. and Joanne Lebowski Partnership(NY) Cheryl A. Barget and Thomas B. Microsoft Business Solutions Keith J. and Heather Stone O&P Digital Technologies Raymond W. and Kim S. Lombardi Jewish Community Foundation of Darnton New Urban Learning W. Gordon and Sue A. Tengen Delbert E. Pearson Trust Susan W.* and Lawrence W. Martin Greater Ann Arbor Dudley R. and Turalee A. Barlow Susan G. Komen Fund Nancy M. Thompson Milton M. Ratner Foundation William C. and Sally A. Martin JP Morgan Chase Bank NA Serge and Susan M. Barna The Woodrow Wilson National Bruce L. Warren* Edward F. Redies Foundation Inc Daniel J. and Florentina F. McClory MLM Charitable Foundation James T. Barnes Jr. Fellowship Foundation Larry and Janice M. Warren Charles E. Schell Foundation Fifth Julie L. and Patrick K. McInnis The Mosaic Foundation Daryl L. Barton* Visual Retailing LLC Claudia B. Wasik* Third Bank Trustee Stephen W. Neal National Council for Preservation Robin S. Baun W.K. Kellogg Foundation Wendy J. Wenner School Nutrition Association Ovide F. and Cynthia S. Pomerleau Education Robert D. and Sharon E. Bayne In Memoriam James Welch Foundation Andrew M.* and Carrie Ross National Council of Teachers of English Dennis M.* and Charline Beagen Trustees’ Council Estate of Myrtle E. Fogg Lillian J. Williams Charitable Trust Franziska I. Schoenfeld Northrop Grumman Systems Corp Donald H.* and Gene A. Bennion Annual Gifts of $10,000 to $49,999 Estate of James L. Melby WJR Radio Station Joseph A. Jr. and Yvonne T. Sesi Ohio Health Mandell L. and Madeleine Berman Individuals Woods Construction Inc Robert E. and Evelyn Sims Pain Recovery Solutions PC Regina S. and G. Peter Bidstrup Neal H. and Jeanette L. Bench Corporations, Foundations and Susan K. Souder Project Management Institute George Bird Lana L. Berry Organizations President’s Council Linda R. and Terry M. Theodore Educational Foundation William M. Jr. and Ann A. Birkle Martin J. Blied Anonymous Annual Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 Maureen E. Thomas SkillsUSA Michigan Howard D.* and Luanne R. Booth John F. and Michelle Bodary American Chemical Society Individuals We do our best to maintain an accurate, up-to-date list of donors and apologize for any errors or omissions. The recognition period for Wallace T. and Mayble E. Cripps American Psychoanalytic Anonymous gifts in this report is from July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012. Please contact EMU Foundation offices at 734.484.1322 with any corrections. Timothy J. Dyer Association Inc Leah D.* and Tim G. Adams *Indicates University, EMU Foundation, Eagle Crest employee or emeritus faculty, emeritus associates or staff during the 2011-12 fiscal year.

2011-12 Annual Report 33 David F. and Maryann B. Bowen Ethel F. Farnsworth Steven E. and Sarah Jackson Michael G. McGuire* Beryl L. Bradick Richard A. Faulkner John R. and Judy K. Jambor Tom and Lisa McKarns Stephen W.* Brewer Jr. and Ruby Lynette Findley* Owen C. and Jane R. Jansson Wilbert J. and Virginia M. McKeachie L.* Meis Rodney B. and Kathleen M. Finzel John S. Jensen Richard D. and Elizabeth G. McLeary William J. and Laura J. Brickley G. Keith and Marilyn K. Fisher Sam A.* and Cheryl L. Jensen Kathryn McWilliams Elizabeth Broughton* Brian L.* and Debra M. Fitzgerald John S. and Catherine G. Johns Christine M. Mehuron* Betty Brower Beth and Joseph J. Fitzsimmons Natalie R. Johnson Gregory and Gretchen Meisner Betty* Brown-Chappell and Michael Arnold P. Fleischmann* John E. Jr. and Dolores Johnson Steven P. and Antonia P. Mellos Connor is continuing J. Chappell William H. Jr. and Tracey A. Fondaw Louise* Jones and Henry Beckwith Kristy L.* and James L. Meretta the tradition of Nancy J. Broxholm and Charles D. Chris J.* and Terrance J. Foreman Jack and Lori M. Jordan Kathleen C. Merrill and Richard E. Anderson Dana W. and Molly MacDonald Foster Christine Karshin* Merrill Jr. attending EMU, as he is Kenneth and Susan C. Bruchanski Ursula R. Freimarck Douglas A. and Laura A. Kelly David E.* and Lauren Mielke the third generation in Paul S. Bruss* Barbara Friend Roseland P. Klein David B. and Barbara A. Miller his family to do so. Dennis W. and Constance N. Burke Mary E. Fulford Renee D. and Joseph J. Kochanek Glenna F.* and William T. Miller Daniel and Geraldine Burress Tara L. Fulton* David A. and Kathy Kreinbring Kenneth C. and Patricia M. Miller Connor Kooyers Richard J. Byrd Harry N. and Sharon L. Genova Frank E. and Lisa M. Krieber Nancy G. and Herbert E. Milstein Undeclared major Alice W. Callum Florence L. and Marvin H. Gerber Mary M. Krieger* Jack D.* and Esther L. Minzey Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Leonard A. Capelli Sara L. and Bruce L. Gibb William G. Kring Doris S. and Thomas J. Miree James J. Carroll* John W. Glace Barbara Krueger Susan M. and Edward W. Mizinski Catherine M.* and Charles W. Cart Jerry F. and Marilyn S. Gooding Daniel E. and Lisa Kubske Sara Morley LaCroix Amelia S.* and David D. Chan Margaret A. and David R. Goodrich Kevin J. and Letitia E. Kwiatkowski Melinda Morris Margaret D. and Gerald T. Charbeneau Dorothy J. and Ivan W. Gorr John Lansing Michael and Linda C. Morris Rachel Chizek James W.* and Marla J. Gousseff Jeff rey M. Lapinski and Beverly J. William P. Morris Joseph and Nancy A. Chrzanowski Derrick L. Jr.* and Sanya W. Gragg Bonning Mary Motherwell* Nancy J. Chwalik Glen A. and Brenda L. Greenlee Jack Jr. and Frances P. LaRue Elizabeth Moushey Fred J. Chynchuk Kenneth R. Grifka Thomas A. and Mary B. Layher John R. and Elizabeth A. Moyer Floyd and Brenda Clack Thomas M.* and Dolores D. Gwaltney Jacquelyn E. Leach James H. III and Diana Mulchay James L. and Jessica Clark Carol J. Haddad* Francis D. and Margaret A. LeBlond Ruth A. Munger David L.* and Carol Cliff ord Linda A. and David L. Haff ey John R. Leekley Seethalakshmi S. Nagaraja Jeff rey C. and Sarah E. Cohen Nancy L. Halmhuber Navarre* Rick and Char Lemons Charles and Sharon Newman Melonie B. and J. Michael Colaianne Colleen A. and Mark L. Hanna Lisa S. Lewis Stephen F. Nofs Tracy-Marie J. Colden Joanne J. Hansen* Raymond J. Lezak Alexandria* and Dennis J. Oakes Howard Cole Sioban D. Harlow and Inigo G. Arianne Liepa and Ronnie Allan Ronald E. Oestrike* Ellene T.* and George N. Contis De La Cerda Candice C. Liepa D. Robert Okopny* Raymond E. Cryderman* Stephen Harner Dianne and John Liepa Robert E. Oliver James and Phyllis Currans George and Christine Harrison Theodore* and Patricia M. Ligibel Ann Orr* Glenn H. and Joan E. Davis Gary D. and Shirley J. Hawks Bernice A. Lindke* Michael J.* and Karen M.* Paciorek Christine R.* Day and Gerald Huber Michael D. and Orlene Hawks Billy E. Lintner Jeff C. Panquin Emily C. Day* Alethea K. Helbig* Rhonda S.* and Paul Longworth Helen W. Parker Jordan A. Dekker Gail L. and Alan G. Hering Donald* and Nancie N. Loppnow Donna E. Parmelee and William E. Ronald* and Anita J. Delph Sanford H. and Barbara S. Herman John W.* and Jane Lumm Nolting Ronald A. and Jana C. Devore Carolyn D. and Ron Herrmann Roger E. Lyons James G. III and Marni Patterson Margo L.* Dichtelmiller and Nancy Earle B. Higgins Sr. Barry Mallin John G. and Mary S. Pedley S. Katz John C. and Sara J. Hodges Warren and Mary J. Marazita Scott Pelok and Geri Durka-Pelok Alice B. Dobson George W. and Cheryl A. Hofman Nora M.* Martin and Lee V. Martin Sr. Nicholas H. and Alice P. Perrins John S.* and Elizabeth S. Dugan Christine Holmes Mary Sue Marz* Robert Perry* Shirley A. Eastridge Jean R. Holther and Scott Trowbridge Veronica L. Massey Brett and Lisa Petersmark Dneyse Ebersole Ned and Diane Hugg Kenneth J. McAllister Melinda Phillips and Tom Cussing Cory D.* Emal and Tanya L.* Johnson Jill M.* and Van R. Hunsberger Carol A. McCarthy Matthew J. and Inger M. Plaza Scott S. and Janet C. Erickson Emily M. and James H. Jackson Sally R. McCracken* Lana and Henry N. Pollack

34 Eastern Michigan University Donald J. and Tamella D. Pollum James L.* and Mary Streeter Estate of Margaret M. Smith Enterprise Holdings Foundation Linda J.* and Darrell W. Polter Betty L. Stremich* Experimental Aircraft Association Cecilia M. Pozo-Fileti Daniel R. Stuit Corporations, Foundations and Chapter 55 Inc Kelly E.* and Shawn M.* Quilter Mary J. Suchy organizations ExxonMobil Foundation Mahmud* and Sakina Rahman Brian E. and Julia O. Sullivan AAPS Educational Foundation FANUC Robotics Mary Ann Raske Natalie A. and Edward D. Surovell Academy for Business & Technology Fata Aluminum LLC Vicki Reaume* Steven J. and Patricia Tapper Allegra Print & Imaging Fieldman Sims Foundation Ronald R. Reed and Lauren Bigelow Gregory and Susan Tarle American Association of University Follett Corp Gretchen Reeves* Caroline L. Taylor and Jeff rey McGrew Women Ford School of Public Policy University Melody R.* and Thomas J. Werner Suzanne Taylor American Electric Power Co of Michigan Isra published a scholarly Charles R. Reinhart Andy Tenka American Express Co Friend Foundation literature review about Roy L. and Christina Rennolds Ann Thomas American Foundry Society Detroit Fritz Enterprises 9/11 and its eff ects on the Jerry Robbins Kathleen D.* and Francis J. Tinney Windsor Chapter General Motors Powertrain The American Occupational Therapy U.S. Arab community while Lavonda K. Robinette Mary Ann and Patrick Trainor H N Genova Development Co a McNair Scholar. Arthur A. and Diane M. Rockall Paulette H. Trombley and Raymond L. Foundation Gerber Charitable Lead Trust Anderson Paint Co Howard M. Rosen Trombley Jr. Godfrey & Wing Inc Ann Arbor Teen Center Christopher D. Ross V. M.* and Parvati V. Tummala Gold Coast Charter Service Inc Isra Daraiseh Aon Risk Services Central Inc Michael D. Russ Susan B. Ullrich Grant Thornton LLP Business Management major The Ark Renee G. and Joseph T. Saputo Jiu-Hwa Upshur* Grede II LLC Clio, Michigan Bank of America Foundation William P. and Teresa Saputo Joyce V. Van Haren The Greene-Milstein Family The Albert C. Bean Sr Scholarship and Norma J. and Richard N. Sarns Katherine Van Hoy Foundation Harold F. and Carolyn S. Thomas K.* and Anne M. Venner Loan Foundation Benefi t Administrative Services Hantz Group Inc Schimmelpfenneg Ross Wagner Hyundai American Technical John W. Schmidt Fraya C.* Wagner-Marsh and David International Corp Berman Private Foundation Center Inc Donna M.* Schmitt-Oliver and Gordon P. Marsh IBM Corp H. Oliver Eric W. and Marilyn D. Walline Berry & Associates Inc The Bidstrup Foundation Independent Charities of America Marian and Paul A. Schreiber James C.* and Malinda H. Waltz Buff alo Wild Wings Inland Waters Pollution Control Art and Mary Schuman Verena M. Ward Capital Bancorp LTD Internal Auditing Academic Deborah D. Sears Joseph B. and Jean E. Wargo Charity Motors Inc Advancement Fund Inc Paul Shapiro and Karen Moore Bette L. Warren* Chrisandy Inc The Japan Foundation Gregory A. Sheldon Eileen and Michael Weingrad Columbia Gas of Ohio Jakeway Jakeway Jakeway PC Christina L.* and William* Shell Todd A. White Commercial Building Materials LLC Johnson Controls Nancy L. Shiffl er Rosanne and Mac Whitehouse Cooper Tire & Rubber Co Logic Solutions Inc Deborah A. Silverman* Roy E. and Cynthia Wilbanks Counard & Heilmann PLLC The Frank P. Macartney Foundation Mark A. Sims Debra J. Williams Cyberpay US LLC Main Street Area Association Robert J. and Julie Skandalaris Diane L.* Winder and Dave Orlin Dahlmann Apartments Marathon Petroleum Co LP Abe Slaim and Sheri Mark Diane Wohl Dankook University Doeren Mayhew & Co PC Barbara A. and Stanton C. Smart Barbara Wojtas Deloitte Foundation McLaren Health Care Corp Alma Wheeler Smith Thomas E. Wolfe Delta Dental Plan of Michigan Measure For Measure Carol A. Smith Robert E. and Judith A. Wollack R L Deppmann Co Meritor Clark A.* Smith and Anne Donna K. Woodiel* Developmental Therapy Services Michigan Business Connection LC DeAngelis-Smith Bette M. Woods Thomas E. Dew PLLC Michigan Fuels Inc Philip R. Smith* Daisy T. Wu Dollar Bill Copying Michigan Regional Council of Anthony L. and Shawn Snoddy Linda* Yohn and William E. Labedzki Domino’s Pizza LLC-Ann Arbor Carpenters John R. Stanger and Katrinka A. Elmer Robert J. Zag Michigan Michigan Shakespeare Festival Inc Marisa L. and Bradley E. Steele Frank R. and Faye M. Zimmerman Drug Information Assocation Monroe County Community College Mark A. and Mary Anne Stefaniak In Memoriam Dykema Gossett PLLC Robert J. Stevenson Estate of Patricia L. Lewis Morley Foundation EKK Inc The Mueller Gault Charitable Thomas R.* and Grace H. Stevick Ted Pawlowski Element Materials Technology Foundation Robert B. and Carley Stone Estate of Helen B. Rudin* Wixom Inc

2011-12 Annual Report 35 National Council of Professors of Jo Ann Aebersold Kathy E. Carter and Mack T. Ruffi n IV Daniel J. and Martina M. Ezekiel Educational Admin Roger K. and Cynthia E. Allen Sue H. and Richard E. Chase Robert F. Jr. and Dea Ann Fair K Neal International Trucks Inc Lisa M. Almeranti Mildred M. and Daniel L. Church Thomas M. and Sandra G. Falk Next Generation Environmental Inc Douglas W. and Martha R. Andridge Peter and Dara Church Elizabeth A. Fanta and Linda M. Jarvie North Coast Brewing Co Inc David J. Armour Peter Churchill-Smith Reynolds and Gail A. Farley NSF International Matthew and Christina B. Clapham Cheryl C. Farmer Patrick has presented at Raymond G. and Ida M. Armstrong O’Neal Construction Inc Roger D. Arnett Andrew G. Cluley* Phyllis Faunce-Jones and Randall A. TEDxEMU and is part of Orange Egg Advertising Inc Patricia E. Arnold and Martin Larry Coates Weiser the EMU Forensics team, Orchards Children Services Reineman Dana L. Cobb Connie J. Ferguson and Julian Broad Tau Kappa Epsilon, and P & P Hospitality Rosanne Arnowitz and Dick H. Hoeft Juan R. and Shahin M. Cole John G. Fike* the Honor’s College. Pakmode Publications LLC Christian C. and Jacqueline M. Babini Russell Coleman Thomas A. Finholt and Stephanie Palette and Brush Club Cheryl Bankston Carol M. Collins Teasley Pfi zer Foundation Patrick Seick Mohammad J. Bari* Mary J. Colonna Kenneth C. and Penelope A. Fischer Phi Delta Kappa EMU Chapter 99 Communication and Paul A. Battistelli and Lisa Lawson Mary* and Vic Cooperwasser Ryan K. and Barbara Fisher Pro Quest Co Philosophy double major Aida* and William S.* Beard Paul N. Courant and Marta Manildi Kathleen L. Fitts Francis J. Pruss Educational Trust Middletown, Ohio Kathleen A. BeBeau David B.* and Joan P. Crary Maureen Foley and C. John Blankley Quantum Ventures of Michigan LLC David J. Beck Ingrid and Jeff rey W. Crause Rodney W. Foster and Karen A. The Ravens Club Richard S. and Elissa Benedek Lewis A. and Alice B. Crew Parish-Foster Raymond James & Associates Patrick W. and Joan S. Bergmann Margaret A. Crouch* John C.* and Marjorie Fountain Rehmann David Joseph and Carrie Berney Colleen Croxall* Lorna G. Fraser-Creps and Steven J. Charles Reinhart Realtors Donna J. and Richard O. Bernitt Bruce L.* and Marci Cunningham Creps Repair Clinic Jeff rey L.* and Lisa P. Bernstein Patricia and John Czarnik Glynda B. Freeman Schwab Charitable Fund James R. and Deborah M. Beuche Carolyn and Dennis A. Dahl Gary A. Frownfelter Sempra Energy Christopher J. Beutenmiller Constance A. and Steven J. Dalga Barnaby Fry Sesi Motors Inc Mark A. and Cynthia A. Blair Carla A. Damiano* Steven G. and Paige M. Futrell Sidetrack Bar & Grill Michael Boehnke and Betsy Foxman John A. and Judith E. Daniel Mark* Gallup and Maria AF Smith Electric Inc Marcia Bombyk* Mary Ellen R. Danos Showich-Gallup JM Smucker Co Byron Bond* Matthew P. Davenport William E. Garrity Edward Surovell Realtors Morell D.* and Carolyn J. Boone Jamison A. Davis David J.* and Diane A. Geherin Talmer Bank and Trust Harry W. Bowen* Steven A. and Lynnda M. Davis Leslie E. and Eric L. Geiser The Tuktawa Foundation John Bowes Jonathan D. Dean and Denise M.* Kevin D. Gilmartin and Mary Ann Thomson Reuters Tax & Accounting Mary L. Brake* Tanguay McGee ThyssenKrupp Waupaca Inc Kathleen* Bramcon Hillegas and Michael P. and Joyce R. Deren Melissa Ginotti* TIAA CREF Financial Services William J. Hillegas Vicki Diaz* Charles F. Gordon Toyota Motor Engineering & Mfg Justin M. Breitigam Jill M. Dieterle* Wendy L.* Gouine and Peter R. Paul North America Inc Brian Dimmerling Brent D. N. and Corie E. Goulding Tri-Rehab Inc Michael M. Bretting* Dave Dooman Erich Graf UHY Advisors Tax Business Daniel R.* and Karen A. Brickner Lynn B. Dorio Christopher and Elaine Graham Consultants Amy C. Brink The University of Michigan Margie* and Thomas* Brooks Jim Dowling and Jacqui Robbins Scott D. and Jodi Gratson Valiant Machine & Tool Inc Robin S. and Michael P. Brooks Monika R. Dressler Victor T. and Mae D. Green Washtenaw Intermediate School Stephen C. Brown and Ruth A. Slavin Mary Lou E. Durbin Susan R. Gregory* District Wayne Bryant Marilyn P. and D.W. Edington William A. Gregory Weber & Associates Consulting Inc Elise M. Buggs* Andrew M. and Linda Eggan Simon C. Ha and Mary A. Beam WGS Global Services Thomas L. Burean and Deborah Michelle Eickholt and Lee Green Gloria Hage* Whirlpool Corp Ettington Irma Ellery Wendy E. Hakken William Goetz and Associates James R. and Lillian J. Burns James L. and Carolyn G. Embree Karen Hale Raymond J. and Kelly A. Butara Suzy M. and N. Cary Engleberg Helen Hamasu FRIENDS oF EMU Ted M. and Beverly H. Caff erty J. Michael* and Mary C. Erwin Michael J. and Audrey R. Hanzlian Annual Gifts of $500 to $999 Susan F. Campbell* David J. and Jill Esau Nancy Caine Harbour* Anonymous Susan M. Carlson Jack E. Esterline Beth A. Harkness

36 Eastern Michigan University Kevin J. and Rebecca Harris Brandon C. and Julie R. Kinsey James W. Mayleben Lynn and Allister Paterson Stephen P. Rubenstein and Michele Keith R. Thobe Theodore N. and Naomi Harrison Elizabeth J. and Daniel W. Kirksey Rebecca T. Mayleben Judith Ann Pavitt A. Leshan Hugh S. and Jane Thomson Virginia Hassler Robert M. Kiss* Jerry M. McCann Carol A. and Wade D. Peacock Thomas J. and Kathleen J. Rubino Arthur J. Timko and Jessie A. Moroney Kevin Hawkins Wendy* and David W. Kivi Jill A. McDonough and Greg Merriman Eric W. and Dawn M. Peacock John C. and Ramona Russell Wade J.* and Mary S. Tornquist James H. Hays Rosalie J. and Ronald Koenig James M. McElyea Edwin L. and Sue K. Pear Jeffery S. and Kristin Sabatini Stewart* and Gail A. Tubbs Maria D. Heck and Brenda Schrader P. Sue Kohfeldt Judith McGovern Betty J. Pedler Ronald P. and Barbara L. Sack Walter* and Christine L. Tucker Thomas R. Heeg Bobby Kong Aprille C. and Timothy A. McKay David S. and Nancy Pellinen Dilip Samarapungavan Emily F. Twanmo and Thomas W. Stephen M. and Heidi L. Herrell Julian Konwinski Rochelle S. and Dennis S. McKee Kathryn L. Pelz-Davis Dianna R. Samuelson Stockton LaVerne Higgins* Joseph M. and Judith V. Kormos Marjorie J. and E. Lawrence McMahon Steven J.* and Sandra D.* Pernecky Matthew H.* and Fariba Sauber Dana R. and Donna J. Underwood William D. and Susan M. Himes Susan M. Kornfield Russell F. McReynolds Elif Sonmez Persinger* Mark A. and Nanette V. Scarberry Wendy P. and Ronald L. Uppleger Samuel D. Hirsch Walter P. Kraft* Daniel L. and Stella McShan Craig S. and Kelly Petersmark Kim E. Schatzel* Paul N. and Marcia T. Valenstein Walter P.* Hogan and Wendy L. Barbara C. and Ronald Kramer Kathleen M. and Hugh* McSurely Tim Peterson and Joy Williams David C. Schleg Patricia A. VanDoren-Blake Woodworth Mary L. Kramer Mark Medos Carrie A. and Warren A. Phillips Janet S. and Michael A. Schneider Thomas A. and Roxanne VanHouten Robert O. Holkeboer* Lydia A. Kret* Robert M. Merion and Debbie Mark J. Phillips Carolyn A. Schoenig and James A. Justin R. and Holly M. Ventura Thomas R. and Cynthia E. Hollander Geoffrey E. and Carolyn H. Krone Eisenberg-Merion Richard Plewa Trithart Ronald P. and Sheri Verdonk Kathryn Holmes Kevin Kucera* George R.* and Bridget C. Merz Marilyn A. Pobanz Sandra L. Schopbach Jerry Vidis* Peter A.* and Nan K. Holmes Edward S. and Regina M. Kudla Russ and Brigette Merz William Poe Shirley D. Schumacher and Mary Vielhaber* Howard F. Hood Konnie G. Kustron* James S. and Janet L. Mignano Joshua H. Pokempner and Hazen J. Schumacher Jr. Deborah A. and Gary M. Voight Kenneth L. Horning and Sharon Colleen LaCivita Mark Millar Gretchen Gardner Katherine Scott Rod E. and Carol Vollink Graf-Horning Behrooz* and Deborah Lahidji Betty T. and Robert A. Miller Debra A. Polich and Russell* Collins Kathleen Scott Wendy L. Wahl and William R. Lee Bryan* and Debra S. Howay Jody A. Lamkin Margaret J. Miller Peter and Carol Polverini Donald E.* and Marjorie K. Shelton Luen-Cheng Wang Valerie Howells* Ruth and Donald E. Lamphiear William A.* and Linda B. Miller Lloyd E. Powell Martin B.* and Maryann* Shichtman Jo* and Allen R. Warner Laurie Howland and Mike Bittenbend Pamela S.* and Stephen G. Landau Wayne R. Millette and Diana Candace L. and Marvin Preston IV Shinming S.* and Chen Shyu Mary A.* and Dennis Watson Dennis and Pat Huibregtse Lincoln A. and Janet K. Lee Wong-Millette John M.* and Sally A.* Preston Lawrence Siden and Latania Fair James W. and Cathleen M. Webb Susan S. and Martin E. Hurwitz Glenn M. and Cynthia L. Lenardon Joseph P. and Kerri E. Misiewicz Teresa A. and Edward J. Price Susan Silagi Cheryl R. and James J. Weber Eva and W. Steve Hyder Laurie A. and Peter C. Leonhardt James G. Mitchell* Karen E. Prochnow Helen F. Silha Kathleen B. and James C. Welch Esther A. Jackson George R. Lesko Karl J. and Elizabeth B. Moje Mark A. and Nancy T. Pugh Lawrence A. and Tara L. Silvestri W. Scott Westerman Jr.* Darrell Jacob and Rick Owen Kathrine R. and George A. Lesko Michael C. Moran and Shartel D. Ogden B.* and Patricia L. Ramsay Brooks H. and Nancy Sitterley Bruce G. Westlake and Linda Karen L. Jania Lisa J. Lesz Brown Joyce L. Ramsey and Ward Freeman Donald D. and Rhonda L. Sizemore Kay Ter Haar John A. Janitz Sr. Philip A. Lewis* Dan M. and Yi L. Murphey Mary K. Ramsey* Stephen D. Slesnick Linda G. Williams* David M. Johnson John K. Lilley III and Connie Terrance P. and Susan A. Murphy Sandra K. Raymond and Delbert M.* Julianne R. Smeck Linda C. Williams and Alex Oswald Don A. Johnson Cronenwett Hillary A. Murt and Bruce A. Friedman Raymond III Aaron B. Smith Rebecca L. Williams Eric P. Johnson Su-Chen J.* and Hui-Chung Lin Stephen W. Myers and Mary E. Stefani George Jr. and Mary B. Reasoner Holly* Smith and Dee Overly James S. Johnson Beth LoBello Nereida I. and Andrew A.* Nazzaro Laura A. Reese Thomas G. Smith Stephen Williams Neil S. Johnson Lennart H. and Betty Lofstrom Lori B. Nelson Ceci O. Riecker* Joan S. Smykowski and Timothy F. Amy E. Wilson and Benjamin M. Robert and Mary E. Johnson Emily* and Donald S. Lowe Shifrah Nenner and Jeffrey Ogden Charles D. Riecker Bailey Collman Scott A. and Sandra A. Johnson Joan H. Lowenstein and Jonathon Roland Neynaber Patricia F. Rissler Darryl J. and Frances A. F. Snabes Gregory Witbeck Carolyn M. Johnston D. Trobe Elva Mae Nicholson* Donald N.* Ritzenhein and Shirley G. Spork Anthony Wojtysiak Jason D. Jones Jiang Lu* Peter Norlin Katherine Grenda Leslie A. Stainton Louis W. and Miriam E. Wolf Sylvia N.* Jones and John E. Kirk Charles P. Lucas Patrick B. O’Connor Omer E. Robbins Jr.* Keith* and Marilyn K. Stanger Douglas M. Wolgat and Renee S. Jann L. Joseph* David R. Lusky Kevin and Cindy Ohrman Mark W. and Chloe Root Judith A. Starks McPhail Judy M. Judd Harvey Lyons* James and Jean Oldfield Edward Rosch and Patricia Crum Charles D. Jr. and Kerri L.* Stephenson Henry Woloson Joan S. and Yale Kamisar Michael W. and Susan M. Maasberg Marilyn A. Opdyke and Robert Currie William B. Rose and Mary E. Kenneth W.* Stevens and Wuanita Kimberley J. Woodcroft Stuart A.* and Julie D. Karabenick Beverly L. Maher Robert E. Oren and Lynn A. Sarosik Gough-Rose M. Delaney Eleanor S.* and James A. Wright Carol J. and Timothy D. Kartje Brian J. Maher Larry E. Ott Valerie and Victor Rosenberg Christine Stier and Thomas E. Fricke Nesa L.* and Jack A. Wu Jack Kay* Lynn K.* and Herbert L. Malinoff Joy N. Pangborn Raymond A.* Rosenfeld and Kahle C. Strickland Karen E. Yamada and Gary Dolce Janet J. and Charles L. Keller Thomas E. Martin Teri L.* and Frank J. Papp Janelle L. McCammon Kent and Jana T. Tamashiro Mitchell J. and Nancy Yanyanin John E. Kelley William C. Mathewson and Cheryl L. Lucy N. Parker* Barbara W.* and David C. Ross Marc S. Taras Zakhour I.* and Androulla Youssef Kimberly S. Kibler Cunningham Walter R. Parry* Herbert A. Rossi and Bradley L. and Simone H. Taylor Suzanne M. and Donald W. Zantop Edward M. and Martha K. Kimball Therese G. and Gregory W. Maxwell Ralph R. Jr. and Christine N. Pasola Sandra R. Gregerman Asrat* Tessema and Jember Bekele Margrit V. Zinggeler*

2011-12 Annual Report 37 In Memoriam Patrick and Cheryl Battistelli Larry A. Buchler Mary Ann Concannon Mary E. Fopeano Mark S. Baydarian Margaret Bumby and Clark Wierda Nicholas M. Conklin Estate of Jean Ann Olsen Stephen G. Beck Charles F. Burant and Mary Kay Kyle B. Connolly and Elizabeth* Jennifer L. Bedick Treutelaar Francis-Connolly FRIENDS oF EMU Robert A. Bejesky Charles and Joan Burleigh John F. and Mira Cooper Annual Gifts of $250 to $499 Bonnie Bell Maureen A. Burns Rolland K.* and Lana K. Cooper Anonymous David G. Beltzman Douglas Burt Virginia M. and William Cooper Judith Abrams William Benriter Ella M. Burton* Paul Cousins James Acho Mona D. Benton and Cole L. Jordan Chad M. Bush Christopher W. Cox Joshua started his Marcus K. Adams* Colleen C. Berger William J. and Irene E. Bushaw Diane D. Coxford current job in Chicago Steven A. Adams and Heather Phillips Kathy S. and Stephen G. Bergman Jean L.* Bush-Bacelis and Marcos O. Frederick W. Crandal III the day after graduating Eric Adelman and Katy Gast Kimberly* and Charles E. Berrington Bacelis Judy Crawford and Jordan Glover from EMU. Sara Adlerstein and Edgar Meyhoefer Janice Berry Randal and Judith Busick Colleen R. and Michael C. Creal Carol A. Alexander Thomas D. and Leah M. Biggs Joseph T. Butchart Robert W. and Marsha K. Crosby Marcia R. Allen-Thomas and Eugene Lars Bjorn and Susan Wineberg Patricia L.* and Joseph D. Butcko Alan Crossley Joshua Lopez J. Thomas James R. and Mary K. Blakeman Cheryl L. Bynum Shutta K. Crum and Gerald R. Clark Supply Chain Gregory A. and Barbara E. Allushuski Ted and Jeraldine T. Blakeslee David A. and Wendy S. Caldwell Barbara M. and Speers M. Crumrine Management major Paul D. and Mary P. Alman Victor Boccalon Susan L. and Oliver G. Cameron Lolita* Cummings Carson and Lamar Chicago, Illinois Ann Alpern and John E. Laird Jr. Dan and Suzanne Boe Janet* and William J. Campbell Carson Nadine R. and Michael B. Alpern Catherine I. Bolton and David Ronald J. and Mary J. Campbell Betty J. Cunningham and Fawwaz Todd L. Ambs Klingenberger Hazel B. Carpenter T. Ulaby James H. and Jeanette S. Amell Susan B. Booth* Stephen M. and Janet R. Carpman Willie Cupples Jr.* Mary K. Anderson Jon E. and Jean E. Borema Robert I. II and Jeannette B. Carr Nicholas Curto Rebecca M. Anderson and Elizabeth Nikki L.* and Alan Borges James O. and Nancy M. Carrier Joseph R. Custer R. Sibray Dirk A. and Judith A. Bornemeier Cathryn M. Carter Alisande Cutler Bruce J. Angel Frank Bostwick Julia L. and Frank P. Casa Phyllis Czapla Ann Antonuk Kent and Vanessa A. Boulton Joann F. Cavaletto and David L. Garvella D’Abreu Dennis M. and Rebecca J. Arend Vena Bowden Fanslow Edward A. Jr. and Nancy J. Dahlka Charles D. Armstong Jr. Donald F. Bowers Joseph R. and Susan Ceccarelli Amal A. Dahmani and Umar al-Qadi Janice Arps-Prundeanu and Octavian Eric A. Braathen Doris M. Celian* Elisabeth D. Daumer* Prundeanu Sean Braden Barbara Chaff er-Authier and Timothy Robertson Davenport and Nancy E. Tommy Asinga Kari L. and James G. Bradley M. Authier Wirth Charles W. Avis David C. Brassfi eld John W. and Heather A. Chaney Albert and Denise T. David Brad and Robin Axelrod Gerald J. and Cheryl G. Brauer Pamela W. and John Chaney Dottie D. Davis Suzanne J. and Robert L. Baker Jennifer A. Breitenwischer Caryn L.* Charter and Gerald P. Lebert Frederick I. and Maria A.* Davis Alinda L. Baldwin Thomas G. and Katherine H. Brewer Linda Chatters Judy F.* and Raymond P. Davis Rochelle* Balkam and James Owens Arthur S. and Nancy A. Brickman Halima Cherif Kathleen A. Davis Richard C. Ball Wallace A.* and Jeanette R. Bridges Angelie O. Cheung Lori A. Davis Madeline M. and Daniel L. Balogh Donald C. and Linda K. Briedrick Sandra L. Chitwood Michael and Karen S. Davis John Banfi eld Candice M. and Matthew J. Briere Yong Cho Scott T. and Donna D. Davis David and Sandra L. Baranski Dale E. and Nancy M. Briggs Stuart A. and Mary O. Choate Bryan and Michelle Debbink Salvatore A. Barbatano and Stephanie Kathy Brown Elaine G. Chottiner Marguerite C. DeBello* Stevens-Barbatano Leslie M. Brown Archer H. Christian and Carol Donna F. and Duane D. DeButts Ruth L.* Bardenstein and James R. Robert J. and Patricia J. Brown Anderson Sandra J. Defebaugh* Roll Terry R. Brown Sock Chung* Deborah DeLaski-Smith* Sue E. Barker Kervin J. Brungardt Michael W. Cianciolo Derek L. DelPorto* Philip D. and Helen M. Barnes John S. and Eileen F. Brussolo Stephen A. Ciccarelli M.J. Dennison and Roman S. Humesky Jeannette A. and Dennis F. Bartlett Elizabeth W. Bryan Jonathan Citrin Mark and Sherrie Dennison Susan J. Bartman and Cary F. Kocher Douglas N. Buchanan William A. Close Jr. Christopher L. DeShetler Mary E. Batcheller Matthew K. Buche Judith A. and Kevin J. Compton Roger A. and Margaret A. DeShetler

38 Eastern Michigan University Ryan J. DeVore James C. and Carolyn S. Feldkamp Martha A. Gegos Marcella G. Hasenauer-Chase and Donna M. and G. Howard Inch Stephen J. Klotz Judith M. and Kenneth J. DeWoskin Stanley and Sandra T. Fenton James N. and Angela George Donald J. Chase William M. Jackson James E. and Carolyn P. Knake Robert Deyoung Harvey J. and Suzanne Ferguson Steven E. and Joyce Gerber Dorothy J. Hastings Hellene G. Jakinovich John R.* and Marcia Knapp Alahassane* and Etiennette G. Diallo Nancy J. Fisher and Thomas M. Welker Janet N. and William T. Gerhardt John D. Jr. and Suzan Hatch Raymond B. and Deborah James Antoinette Knechtges* Robert L. Diamond and Sheila A. Stephen K. Fisher Scott Germaine James B.* and Roberta T. Hause Richard N. and Elizabeth H. Susanne J. Kocsis and Lee A. Berry Kinney Terre Fisher Michael and Sarah Gillespie Gary F. and Filomena A. Haverty Jarzembowski Kathleen A. and Barrett Koller David M. Dickinson and Jeannine M. Catherine M. and Richard W. James R. and Janet Gilsdorf John B. Hawley Coleman Jewett Kathryn J. Korns LaPrad Fitzgerald Barbara J. and John L.* Ginther Pamela J. Hayes and Ian Jones Cynthia M. Johnson Gregory Koster Ben and Megan Dickman John Fitzgerald Dean B. Girbach Michael A. Haynes David H. and Janet D. Johnson David E. and Linda Kouba Melvin and Jean M. Dickson David P. Fivenson and Mara L. Miles Wendy S. Glanville Carole Hays Reese Johnson Jerome J. and Amy C. Kowalski David A. and Carol J. Diephuis Ronald H. and Jacqueline R. Fletcher Stefan Gleibermann Rebecca Head and David Stead Stephen J. Johnson Thomas L. Kramer Wayne W. Dittrich Susan E. and Andrew Flint Susan K. Glowski and A. Galip Ulsoy Judith E. Heady John M. Johnston Janet L. Kreger Ana Djonovic Lawrence M. Floreske Debra J. Golden William F. Heinemann Robert L. Johnston Bert C. and Geraldine M.* Kruse Karl C. Jones Cynthia K. and Andrzej A. Dlugosz Patrice I. Flower Mike Goldfield Peter R. Held and Anne L. Jackson Steven L. and Robin G. Kunkel Jon P. and Clare I. Jorgensen Jane A. and Raymond T. Domzalski Brian F. Flynn Nancy Good Omah B. Heller Yao H. Kuo Sean M. Joyce John P.* and Karen Donegan Catherine Flynn Margaret D. and John C. Goodnoe Lisa M. and Charles Hemker Bruce Kutinsky Laura A. and Thomas G. Judkins Kevin C. and Atcha Dorn Travis L. and Georgia R. Fojtasek Philip Gorman James B. Henderson and Heidi D. Susan and Harvey J. Kutinsky Susan M. Juster and David Mayfield David and Fay Douthat Martin Forchheimer and Nancy T. Karen J. Goss Metzger Helen Kwon Valerie F. and Michael Kabat Firestone Glenn and Amy Gottfried Erik J. and Jean E. Henriksen Frederick D. and Nancy La Plante Steven E. Doyle Leonard and Barbara Kafka Susan Doyle Stanley R. and Rosemary C. Ford Marilyn A. Gouin A. Kent Herbert Deborah Labelle Neil S. Kagan Martha J. Ladd Patricia E. and Richard M. Drabant Janice E. Franklin* Mike Gould and Salli J. Christenson Victoria M. Heredia William B. and Karen G. Kaltz William D. LaGore* William Duddleson and Vinita Bahl Joseph F. Frasor Robert C. II* and Deborah T. Grady Christopher W. Herman* Norene E. Kanagy Sara A. Lambert Thomas M. and Linda M. Dudus Cheryl A. and John A. Fredrickson Gerald J. Jr. and Gayle A. Grady Heidi L. and Stephen M. Herrell Faye J. Kao* James R. Lang Frank G. and Nancy A. Dugas Jeanette Freeland Alan D. Grams Michael I. and Karen B. Hertz Thomas A. Kasper* Glen Y. Langston Allen B. and Janet H. Duncan Frederick and Mary S. Freer Richard A. Grant David E. and Debora Hetrick Lawrence S. and Deborah J. Katz Marianne* Laporte and Sean E. Sabo Jennifer M. Dunneback Rebecca A. Freligh Dennis D. and Connie J. Gray Paul Hewitt and Khadija Ahmed Ralph and Deborah S. Katz Geoffrey S. Larcom* Mark H. and Ann M. Durance Barbara and Roger French Daniel G. and Norma A. Green Rudolph and Virginia B. Hickman Carol Ann and Charles W. Kauffman John T. and Linda R. Larin Albert M. and Colleen Durocher William and Katheren Fretz Richard F. Green Margaret J. Higbie Donald Keller* Gordon Larsen and Kay Tuttle Christian Duvernoy James S. Freudenberg and Anna Stefa Moderick C. Greenfield* Graham J. Hill Robert W. Kelley and Christine James S. LaSovage Denise L. and David W. Frick Paul J. Greenhalgh Marc Hill Claire Duvernoy and Frank Bogun Schopieray Stephanie E. Latour John J. Frieders Lynn A. Gregory and Paul A. Callam Randall Hitt Wolf F. and Eva S. Duvernoy Susan A. Kelly Jill M. Latta and David Bach Belinda Friis Melissa J. Gregory Richard D. Hitt Jr. Dale Eckart Lettie L. Kempf Sally H. and John D. Lattuca Jeffrey R. Frumkin and Mary L. Matthew J. Grezlik Karen L. Hoenes John R. and Andrea Eder Charles D. Kennedy and Laurie Riegle Kathryn A. Laughlin Nehls-Frumkin Mary C. Griffard Hartmut F. Hoft* Deborah A. Edwards-Onoro and Raul Nancy A. and Daniel J. Kennedy John P. and Karen M. Lavoie Amy S. Frydenlund James R. and Penny I. Griffith Nina and Michael W.* Homel E. Onoro Martha L. Kern-Boprie and David L. Donald Lawniczak* Crissie M. Frye* Timothy* and Pamela Griffith Thomas R. Egel and Geraldine Barr Bettina L. Hoops and William P. Boprie Theodore S. and Wendy W. Lawrence Allen S.* and Karen Ehrlich David Frye and Ruth Behar John F. and Kelly Grucelski Beardsley Catherine E. Kerr Martita E. Lawson* Mary J. Eisemann Peter G. and Doreen T. Fuciarelli Pamela Hackney Mark A. and Vicki M. Hopper Gary R. Ketchum Doreen A. Lawton James W. Eisenbeiser Luis E. and Catherine A. Jennifer D. Hadley Douglas and Deborah A. Horn Alan F. Kevwitch Mary and John D. Lazor Charles R. and Julia C. Eisendrath Fuentes-Rhower Patrick J. Hain Sharon and Gerald Houghton Garry L. and Francine R. Kieft Thomas A. Lechner* John P. Eisenhardt and Katherine L. Ronald* and Marjorie K. Fulkert Lori and Anna Hale Everett W. Howe and Isabella Furth Thomas C. Kimmel and Susan L. Soth Philip Ledoux Nohr David R. Fullerton Janet Reinhart Hall Ryan J. Hudson and Michaelango William A. Kincaid and Deborah Robert P. and Sharon Lee A.C. Jr. and Bettye S. Elkins Karen M. Gabrys* Jeffrey M. Hall Cicerone Gibson Paul and Adrian Leek Meryl A. Engelhardt David B. Gaffney Toni M. and Peter Hall Phillip N. and Kim Huhn James W. Kinder Jr. and Carol A. Stewart LeePing Kinder Jean M. and Thomas E. Fagan Julie E. Gales and Laurence W. Elizabeth J. Hammer Lesley H. and Richard I. Hume Richard I. and Dawn Leighton Charles N. and Marilyn S. Kirkpatrick Barbara R. Fairbairn Kirchmeier Geoffrey D.* Hammill and Kerry Graves Michael W. and Christine R. Hungo Pamela A. Lemerand* Pamela A. Kisch and Paul D. Sher Lorri L. Fairchild Mary Garboden Rachel B. Harley* Gregory E. Huszczo* Joseph C. Lepak Pamela R. Kittel Randall E. and Sharon K. Faust Delores Garcia and R.F. Gillett Sean P. Harrington Virginia A. Iaquaniello Ann L. Levenick Judith A. Kleemann Mary E. Fayad Gwyn and John H. Gardner Carolyn G. Hartnett Rochelle M. and Stephen J. Igrisan Margaret C. Levenstein and David Kyle J. Klein Margaret A. Feilke Jonathan E. and Patti Gates Jane A. and James Hartough Marian Ijzerman D. Arsen

2011-12 Annual Report 39 Gregory C. and Toby Lewis Benjamin D. and Elizabeth M. Stevan S. Mrdalj* Hugh B. and Mary J. Parker George W. Reed Mary F. Sample Oh and Joon-Sup Oh Lucy A. Liggett* McCallister Carol E. and Robert F. Mull Mark E. Parker Margaret T. and Warren A. Reed Richard A. and Ruth M. Santer Mark K. Lindley and Sandra J. Talbott Paul T. McCann Robert* and TeNesha Murphy Fred L. Parnell Matthew Reed and Miriam A. Manary James E. and Betty L. Sargent Prema Lindsay-Smith and Richard Julie McClellan Geri A. and James J. Musial James Partridge Federico J. and Lucy G. Reinel Judith B. and Drew Sauer H. Smith Joseph A. and Cathy A. McCormick Steven L. Nagy Nancy and Jim Paul Mary A. and Robert B. Reizner Richard Saur and Lynn Johnson William V. and Elizaabeth P. Lipton Cathryn S. and Ronald G. McCready Neal M. Naughton Margaret S. Paulus and John Anthony Daniel M. Reynolds Mark Savage* Lela A. and Joseph P. Llorens Janice M. McDaniel James D. Neal Paulus II Gloria J. and Paul S. Reynolds Diane G. Scarpace John C. and Dahna S. Loeding Jason D. McElroy Emily Nease Lee M. and Mark G. Pavach Timothy P. and Teresa L. Rhoades Jochen and Helga Schacht Elaine M. and Peter W. Logan Jean M. McEnery* Elaine B. Neelands and Glenn Ziegler Reid and Cynthia M. Paxton John Rice* Kenneth F. and Barbara K.* Scheffer Herb W. Loner Maureen McGinley Robert K.* and Melody N. Neely Gwendolyn Payne Barbara Irwin Rich John C. and Tracy A. Schinharl Lee W. Longo Timothy P. McIntyre and Lynn Marcel and Heather* Neff Janice V. and Erik J.* Pedersen Elaine Richards* Robert J. Schoenhals Jean L. Loup Baldwin-McIntyre Polly Neill N. Annette Peel* Jerri L. Richards Kathleen Schollar Malcolm Low Ralph R. McKee and Jean L. Wong Donn E. Nelson Margaret D. and Charles J. Pekarek Billy A. Jr.* and Carolyn A. Richards Jane M. Schryver Carmen S. Ludy and Lynn Lattie Judith E. and Lee McKenzie Chad S. Neubecker Kenneth L. and Jane H. Pendergrass Margaret M. and Jack W. Ricketts Jessica M. Schulte Karen Lukomski Kevin J. and Sandra G. McMahon Stephanie Newell* George* and Barbara Perkins Dock Riley Jr. Paul Schwankl Gregory M. and Laurie J. Lukonic William P Jr. and Anne Marie McNally Sarah W. Newman Jean A. and Randolph Perry Susan* and David J. Rink Merle S. and Ronald A. Schwartz Diane L. and Stephen P. Luongo Gregory G. Meier and Bridget Laundra Roger S. Newton and Coco Wagner Miles Peterle and Elizabeth W. Edward A. Riordan Pamela S. Schwarzmann and Kenneth Louise P. and David W. Lutton Doris A. and John W. Melvin Newton Anderson Catherine M. Riseng and Earl Goddin E. Fink Catherine A. and Richard A. Nezwek Esaw and Cleotha Peterson Deborah J. and Scott Risner Robert A. Lutz Juanita L. Merchant Kimberly A. and John Scott S. Richard and Renee Merchant Cynthia L. Nicely Thomas L. Jr. and Cindy Phibbs Patricia and Dennis Ritchie Kathleen A. Seglund Robert A. and Judith K. MacDougall Lesley A. and William L. Metz Roberta A. Niedson Brad Phillips Brian Robb Alice C. Seidel Donald MacGregor Earl C.* and Dixie L. Meyer Mark E. Nielsen and Karen* Dykstra Michael* Pickerell and Jimmy W. Richard N. and Barbara A. Robb Susan L. Sell Laura D. Machida Jeanette C. and Thomas H. Meyer John G. and Irene E. Nikkari Collins II Elizabeth A. R. Robinson and Peter Lisa R. Sessa and Robert J. Martel Dawn M. and Troy D. Machiela William E. and Shirley A. Meyers Bin Ning* Karl J. and LuAnn C. Pienaar M. Joftis Mary H. Sexton Charlotte Mack Maureen K. Michael and Ross S.* and Janet A. Nord Bob Pierce and Nadine Anderson Robert S. Jr.* and Marilyn M. Robinson Thomas H. and Sally N. Seymour Dale and Richard J. Magee Roger D. DeRoo Barbara P. and Stephen A. Norris Richard L. Sr. and Linda R. Pifer Charles S. and Amy C. Roehrig Robert and Jocelyn Shaffer Kari L. Magill and George A. Fisher Piotr Michalowski and Deanna Relyea Robin K. and Nancy H. Nott James Pikulski Catherine Roesch and Frank C. Brosius Charles E. and Barbara K. Shaffran Phil Magsig Deanna H.* and John V. Mihaly Jack and Kerry Novick Julianne M. Pinsak Waldomar M. and Kay E. Roeser Catherine A. Shaw and Evans Young Marie Mahan Andrew Miller Thomas M. and Kristin L. Nowatzke Joseph W. Pinson Virginia Rogers and Kevin Curnow Ken and Viki Shayna Carolyn A. and Michael Manchester Gae G. and Frederick Miller Denise D. and Michael Obrien Rex M. Plasters W. Leslie and Ann C. Rogers Gregory A. and Lisa M. Shea Charles O. Mann Kate S. Miller* Thomas P. O’Connor Carolyn M. Poissant Bethany M. Roll James* Sheerin and Rita John K. and Anne E. Mann Robert A. Miller Suzanne E. Ohmit Edward E. Polce Andrew Rooke Turner-Sheerin Anne L. Marsan and Matt Castanier David J. and Donna M. Millhouse Joseph F. Ohren* Shawn D. Pollack and Susan Y. Bloye Joan and Robert C. Rose Ray and Heidi Sheffield Abbey L. Marterella* Janice L. Mills Peter and Alicia C. Olin Charles J. and Carol G. Pope Miriam C. Ross Hugh and Linda* Shirato Irwin G. Martin* Sarunas S. and Regina Mingela Stephanie M. Oliver Brandi K. and Christopher K. Porter Mary J. and Robert* Roth Theresa A. and Douglas M. Short Maureen S. Martin and Mike Penskar Kevin J. Minor Jeffrey Olsen Margaret E. Porter Stephen M. and Deborah M. Roush David and Deborah Shtulman Thomas E. Martin Jr. Patricia J. and Charles J. Mintz David Olson and Margaret Nowak Leonard D. Posey and Lois Davis-Posey Jeffrey L Rousseau Burton L. and Miriam R. Shurlow Rebecca A. Martusewicz* Mark Mitshkun and Dianne John P. and Vicki L. O’Reilly Antje L. Price Ellen H. Rowe John W. and Arlene P. Shy Kevin and Kathy Mass Rosenblum James J. Osebold Susan E. Priller and Roger Venable Tucker Rubino John N. Sickler and Kimberly W. Tomoko Masuzawa and Donald S. Richard A. and Mindy Moeller Nancy A. Ostrowski Christine M.* and John W.* Prince Annette L. Rurka* Van Hoek Lopez Jr. David Moll Lynn A. Ott Sherwin L. Prior* Annmarie and Kenneth W.* Rusiniak Thomas W. Sidlik and Rebecca Boylan Chandler W. and Mary M. Matthews Ricky L. and Rebecca A. Moller John R. II and Emily C. Palacios Daniel T. and Jill Pritts Michael E. and Cindy A. Russell Ellen A. and Louis Siegel Walter A. and Nancy J. Matulis Michelle L. and Mark* Monahan John M. Palladino* Jeffrey and Margaret Punch James D. and Barbara Rust Richard J. and Grace P. Sietz Mark Mau and Kathleen T. Bonds Patrick D. and Laura J. Monea Christopher M. Palmer Mazie E. Quigley Sandra* and Thomas Rutherford Nicole K. and Thomas P. Sigler Bernice G. Maynard Norma E. and Charles M.* Monsma Deborah A. Panush and Mitchell J. William C. Quigley Patricia A. Saad Kathleen and Kenny E. Siler Edith A. Maynard Bethany and Thomas Moore Silverman Marcia A. and David J. Quilter Stephen J. and Barbara A. Sabo Joan E. Silvi and Fred Bergman William Mcaweeney Cynthia L. and Donald E. Moore Persephone and John G.* Pappas Rosemary A. Rader and Ted J. Huston Robert and Brooke Sacks Ronnie L. Simms Rena M. and Jerome McBroom Joshua Morast* Jung Yoon and Jong Soo Park Casey A. and Laurie A. Randolph Jane B. Salcau Solange d. Simoes* Arthur N.* and Jennie M. McCafferty Douglas W. Moreau Karen M. Park and John Beranek Joan M. Raphael Emily H. Salvette K. Orlando Simon and Lisa K. Wozniak Janet A. McCall David W. Moreland Amy J. Parker Marilyn Ratliff and David K. Cone Richard A. Sambrook* Manisha and Vijay Singal

40 Eastern Michigan University Rebecca* and Michael E. Sipe Stephan F. Taylor and Elizabeth A. Craig Wagner and Kristin M. Hannahs Ronald P. Woody* Judith Slater Stumbo Donald J. Waligore Michael J. Worthing Michael E. Smerza and Nancy Denise L. Taylor-Moon and Roger A. Glenn K.* Walker and Yurang Ye Lisa K. Wozniak and K. Orlando Simon Keppelman Moon Kevin F. and Lisa R. Walker Wendy Wright Carolyn B. and Glen C. Smith Louis C. Thayer* Thomas J. and Edna M. Walker William L. Wright Conan M. Smith and Rebekah Warren Gary R. and Laura L.* Thomas Carol L. Ward Donald Wurtzel Louis and Lulu Smith Jeanne L.* Thomas and Brenda A.* Bruce Watkins and Susan Pollay Bonnie L. Wylo* Meredith F. Smith Riemer Alison L. Way Chiling Yeh and William C. Weber Peter D. and Martha S. Smith Larry R. and Michele A. Thomas Judy M. Webb Byung P. and Kyung H. Yu Phyllis E. and Richard S. Smith Bonnie L. Thompson Catherine and Mark Weber Xiao-Ping and Cheng-Yuan Yu Sheryl Smith-Ried Tony L. Thompson Rosanna Wedal and Thomas Grish Rae Anne* and Michael Yuskowatz James I. and Mary A. Smyth Michael J. and Nancy E. Thoresen Marilyn* Wedenoja and John A. Janice M. Zak Susan E. and Mike Snay Frances G. and Brendan Thornton Rasmussen Michael A. and Karen M. Zerilli Donna J. and Stuart B. Snyder Joseph Jr. and Ruth P. Thrash Virginia L. Weingate and John Barbara J. Zolnierczak Michael A. Sorise Anna Tomecek McCauley Frances B. and Jens C. Zorn Warren W. Southworth Deborah A. Torres-Gordon and Mark Molly D.* and Michael J. Weir Fred J. and Kathryn M. Zrenner Ted Soviak Gordon Renee B. and Jason A. Weiss Ruth N. Spalding Michael B. and Kathleen M. Torrey Mary Ann Welch-Campbell and Robert Gifts Received Kathleen M. Spillane and Gary Berlino Rosemary W. and Theodore P. D. Campbell In Memory Tamar Springer and Steven G. Townsend Thomas M. and Shannon Wells Lynda Andrus Stancroff Jean-Pierre Trias* and Katherine William F. Welsh* Doris Bennion Merrill D. Squiers Porter William L. Wenger II David Berry Jena Stacey Dushyant Trivedi Mark H. Wesley* Vaughn Berry Ingrid and William Stafford A. Thomas Truesdell Warren F. Jr. and Beverly A. White Russell Bogarin Todd J. Stearn Kay Tuttle Susan B. Whitlock and Earl Lewis Janet Boyd Students examine microbes in Dr. Lynne Shetron-Rama’s Health Sciences class. Daniel A. and Elayne J. Steinhardt Brian G. and Peggy A. Tyler Thomas J. and Laura J. Wiles Mary Brooks David E. Steinhoff Norman R.* and Ilene* Tyler Sandra K. Wiley George Brower Joan L. Stephenson Marianne Udow-Phillips and William Francis C. and Judith Wilhelme Donald Buckeye Gordon Jackson Vernon Polite Eric and Karen Stewart W. Phillips Ruste and Robert F. Wilke Patrick Buckheister Bert Johnson Michael Price Jeff D. and Melinda A. Stewart Jean K. and George M. Umemura Karen R. Wilkins Wendell Burke Jr. James Johnson Ralph Pritchard William G. Story Mary M. Underwood Austin L. Williams George Clark Patricia Jorgensen Catherine Rendel Marie P. and Dennis W. Strahan Sharon E. Urban Marian J. and Richard Williams Elton Devine Kevin Kelch Leland Rendel John P. Strekal Robert Valente Michael L.* Williams and William A.* Avery Dumas Jr. Ann King Leonard Riccinto Werner A. and Gloria Strong William and Verna M. Valley Pollard Elizabeth Edwards Bessie Kramer Doris Rosenbusch Marylyn Lake Marlena M. Studer and Steve Eldridge Nancy E. Vangieson-Rix and Timothy Trey Williams and Elizabeth Cole Keith Falk Frank Ross Duane Lamiman Karen J. Stupple J. Rix Thomas C. Wilmot Emanuel Fenz Patricia Ryan George Liepa Jonathan A. Sugar and Nancy R. Chelsea G. Varney Frances C. Wilson Rodney Ferguson John Salcau Raymond Mida Barbas Tyler S. Vavra Richard C. Wilson William Fitch Janice Schroeder Vera Mida Gregory and Kathleen Sulewski Margaret A. Venema and Leo A. Nick Frolick Barbara Scott Malverne C.* Winborne and Vanessa Jack J. Minzey Julie A.* and Terry J. Sullivan Bechard Herrington-Winborne Charles Fulford Cole Scott Melissa Motschall Linda Shipley Mark C. Sullivan and Catharine M. James E. Vidergar Donna F. Winkelman and Thomas Richard Giles Gary Navarre Bartlett Smith Jensen Simon and Kristin Viltz Easthope Richard Goff Olga Nelson Margaret Smith Elizabeth Sulzby and Kiran Rouzie Michael J. Vincent Sarajane Winkelman Janet Harrison Doreen Newell Lyla Spelbring Mary Summers Jose C.* Vites and Mary Lynam Christopher J. Winkowski and Holly Gene Helms James Nietrzeba Ellen Spohr Robert O. and Sonia E. Sutch Corry L. Voll and Craig A. Voll Jr. Publiese Lewis Hertz Theresa Northey Asa B. Swallows Yen-Ling Von Meister Stuart Winston William Higginbotham Gregory O’Dell Carolyn Thomson Joseph R. Syrian Rachel A. and Bradley A. Voss Deanna N. Wisnieski Charles Hoitash Robby Papineau James Turner Jeffrey A. Taras and Stephanie R. Scott and Ruth F. Wade Constance L. Witt* Rombout Hoogerbeets Steven Parks Constance Waters Kadel-Taras Wardelia J. Wade Laura Wohlfeil David Hortin James Pearson Samuel Work Paula A. Taylor William A. and Carol M. Wadke J.D. and Joyce C. Woods Gail Hughes Margaret Petredean Benjamin Wu

2011-12 Annual Report 41 EMU Leadership Fiscal Year 2011-12

BoARD oF REGENTS EMU FoUNDATIoN BoARD EMERITUS TRUSTEES Roy Wilbanks, chair oF TRUSTEES Marcia Wright Allen ’74 Francine Parker, vice chair Brenda Alten ‘88 James Applegate ’67 Floyd Clack John Bodary ‘84 Daniel Arbour ’77 Beth Fitzsimmons, Ph.D. William Brickley ‘80 John Burkhardt Michael Hawks Joe Chrzanowski ‘73, ‘76 Peggy Campbell Mike Morris George Cogar ‘74, ‘77 Ronald Campbell ’77 Thomas W. Sidlik Byna Elliott ‘92 Melonie Colaianne ’83, ’94 James F. Stapleton Matthew Evett Darrell Cooper Beth Fitzsimmons James Greene EMU EXECUTIVE CoUNCIl Thomas Gwaltney ’79 Freman Hendrix ’82 Susan W. Martin, Ph.D., president Vickie Hall ’79 Edwin Jakeway ’58 Kim Schatzel, Ph.D., provost and vice president of academic and student aff airs Dale Heydlauff ’79 Robert Johnston John Lumm, chief fi nancial offi cer Earl Higgins ’06 Elizabeth King Walter Kraft, vice president, communications George Hofman ’75 Lee Lien ’80 Tom Stevick, vice president, advancement Robert Holman ’74 Courtney McAnuff Vicki Reaume, vice president and secretary, Abe Karam ’62, ’65 Michael Morris ’69, ’73 Board of Regents Susan Martin William Morris ’64, ’68 Carl Powell, Ph.D., assistant vice president David Mamuscia ’67, ’71 Ann O’Beay ’74, ’79 and chief information offi cer Daniel McClory ’81 Marilyn Opdyke ’81 Gloria Hage, general counsel/ Jelani McGadney Harold “Bud” Schimmelpfenneg ’68 university attorney Jeanne Merlanti Laurence Smith John Donegan, chief, operations Kathy Merrill ’85 Anthony Snoddy ’73 James Gallaher, Ph.D., chief human Ronald Reed ’86 Maureen Thomas ’81 resources offi cer Gregory Sheldon ’96 Stewart Tubbs Derrick Gragg, Ph.D., director, Edward Surovell Larry Warren ’70, ’73 intercollegiate athletics Jaclynn Tracy ’74, ’77, ’79 James Webb ’71, ’76 Leigh Greden, executive director, Katrina VanderWoude ’91, ’08 government and community relations Judith Wollack Bob Heighes, executive director, public safety

42 Eastern Michigan University Gifts to EMU

here are many ways you can help open doors for EMU students to succeed. Your gift can be designated to the area of your choice, whether it’s a program that needs immediate assistance, or an endowment fund that is set aside for a specifi c purpose. Also, there is a need for unrestricted funds, which are directed toward the areasT of greatest need at EMU. Gift s of cash are accepted using credit cards or checks, or gift s of appreciated securities (stocks or mutual funds). All gift s aid in the future success of EMU and its students. Gift s can be made in honor or memory of a loved one, friend or colleague, or to commemorate a special occasion. Planned gift s create a lasting legacy for donors in areas they feel are important or that refl ect their values. Planned giving is a means to provide for EMU students well into the future. To learn more about how you can create a lasting legacy at EMU or about specifi c tax advantages, call Susan Rink at 734.481.2310 or visit our website at emufoundation.org. Besides providing the personal satisfaction of assisting with a program or students’ needs, most gift s qualify for a federal, and oft en state, income tax charitable deduction. All gift s are acknowledged, receipted and recognized, and are truly appreciated by the students of EMU. For more information on giving, call: 734.484.1322 Write: The Eastern Michigan University Foundation 1349 S. Huron Street Ypsilanti, MI 48197 Or visit our website at emufoundation.org.

John Jordan Jr., is a junior from Cincinnati, Ohio Majoring in Business Administration 2011-12 Annual Report 43 Serving the next generation of scholars

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