Message from the President

All colleges tend to have a specialty, something that makes them “known.” Some colleges, for example, are known for an outstanding engineering program. Others are known for an emphasis on classical literature.

HCC’s specialty is “quality and improvement.” It has been a hallmark of the college since our doors fi rst opened to students in 1970. It is something faculty and staff embrace with a passion, something they see as foundational to our mission of helping students succeed. And it is something they do very, very well.

That special characteristic became very public in the spring of 2008 when HCC won the U.S. Senate Productivity Award, Maryland’s top recognition of performance excellence.

Among the criteria for the award are a strong customer focus, fact-based decision processes, systematic approaches to strategy development and implementation, and information systems that guide process improvement initiatives. This all sounds very quantitative, and it is. At HCC, the numbers add up to one thing: student success.

This year’s Annual Report to the Community is about the people behind the award and the high standards that classify them as exceptional. HCC was founded on the principles of outcomes assessment and 38 years ago its program was one of the fi rst of its kind. The concept has gained traction in higher education over the decades, but HCC faculty and staff were - and continue to be -- leaders among their peers.

With great pride, I present their vast and varied work.

Sincerely,

Kathleen Hetherington, Ed.D. President

CONTENTS

The Measure of Education ...... Page 2 • Profi les of Improvement • How HCC Assesses Learning • About the U.S. Senate Productivity Award Enrollment, budget and other HCC numbers ...... Page 11 Highlights of FY2008 ...... Page 12 The Year in Headlines ...... Page 15 HCC Educational Foundation Donor Report ...... Page 16

1 EDUCATION THAT MEASURES UP

The Measure of Education

In 2008, when HCC won Maryland’s top performance excellence award, the U.S. Senate Productivity Award, the recognition was 38 years in the making.

From the day HCC fi rst opened its doors in 1970, faculty and staff were on a mission to go beyond standard term papers and test scores to measure learning. They explored innovative ways to determine whether students had absorbed the contents of their courses, and then used this data to improve teaching.

Over the years, assessment at HCC has grown beyond the classroom to encompass virtually every aspect of business, from admissions and advising, to athletics and technology services, to the housekeeping department. But the heart of HCC’s assessment remains focused on the process of learning.

HCC has an extensive commitment to learning outcomes assessment, a highly structured process in which faculty conduct research to examine factors affecting student learning. They use the fi ndings to build better instructional practices to maximize the opportunity for success.

HCC faculty are committed to teaching excellence and improving student learning. They embrace assessment as a key to achieving these goals. Student and course outcomes continue to meet and exceed identifi ed goals and standards.

With extensive experience and a proven track record, HCC serves as a model of outcomes assessment for area community colleges, regional four-year public and private institutions, and the broad arena of outcomes assessment in higher education.

The following profi les refl ect the broad scope of faculty assessment and how the numbers-based efforts have a genuine impact on student learning and success.

THE ULTIMATE MEASURES OF SUCCESS

Studied Started Sharpened Became abroad a business her English a nurse language skills

2 PROFILES OF IMPROVEMENT

Global Awareness

Cheryl Berman Professor of World Languages

tudy-abroad programs allow students to Sexperience other cultures. But, do they genuinely enhance global perspectives? Based on a study of HCC’s Mexico program, Professor Berman’s research showed that the program is successful in meeting student goals and in changing attitudes about another country and its cultures. The program also enhances leadership, self-reliance, and risk-taking.

MathMusic

Dr. GabrielBenjamin Ayine Myers Associate Professor of Mathematics Associate Professor of Music

CC students take placement tests to determine HtheirCC serves preparedness students for at college-levelmany levels, math.from those SomeHwho students have studiedplace directly music forinto years college-level to those courses,who have but little others background – who may yet desirebe enrolling to major long afterin music. their lastWorking math with class other – need music refresher faculty, courses. Dr. InMyers his assessment researched project,and developed Dr. Ayine an found instrument that to studentsmeasure whostudent took musical a refresher and technicalcourse ultimately performance werein applied more music likely classesto have higherto prepare college-level them better math for gradesadvanced and study. cumulative grade point averages than those who placed directly into college-level math.

3 EDUCATION THAT MEASURES UP

Chemistry

Dr. William Brown Professor of Chemistry

Dr. Susan Morgan Assistant Professor of Chemistry

ith the aim of giving HCC students a solid Wfoundation as they transfer to four-year colleges and advance in their careers, Dr. Brown is assessing student knowledge of general chemistry compared to a nationally normed group using American Chemical Society standards. Using similar standards, Dr. Morgan is assessing a chemistry class that is a prerequisite for the nursing program to ascertain if students are suffi ciently prepared to begin their nursing studies.

4 PROFILES OF IMPROVEMENT

How HCC Assesses Learning

HCC collects academic assessment data in numerous ways.

• The national IDEA course evaluation survey is administered in all courses taught by new and probationary faculty and about half of the continuing faculty each semester. HCC consistently meets national IDEA norms.

• Academic managers examine course success rates per term and analyze trend data. They also look at the percentage of students with an overall GPA of 2.0 or higher over time.

• Student perceptions of their learning and their HCC’s Learning Outcomes Assessment research HCC experience are monitored through the Yearly projects are coordinated by Zoe Irvin (left), Evaluation of Services by Students (YESS) survey. Dr. Nidhi Srivastava (center) and Carie Mellies YESS results consistently show that more than 80 (right) in the college’s Office of Planning, Research percent of students are very satisfied or satisfied with and Organizational Development. the overall quality of instruction.

• HCC examines itself against state and national benchmarks through the Community College Survey of Student Engagement (CCSSE). HCC exceeds the benchmark on each of the survey’s five indicators:

Effectiveness Indicators: HCC Maryland CCs National Benchmark (16 colleges) (447 colleges) Active & Collaborative Learning 52.4 50.2 50.0 Student Effort 53.5 51.5 50.0 Academic Challenge 53.1 51.4 50.0 Student-Faculty Interaction 54.6 52.6 50.0 Support for Learners 52.1 50.1 50.0

• Another external measurement is provided by the Community College Learning Assessment (CCLA). Offering national data on community colleges and four-year institutions, the CCLA examines how the college as a whole contributes to student development. Measures include critical thinking, analytic reasoning, problem solving and written communication.

• All academic divisions submit two annual course-based assessment plans or one program review plan on a three year cycle, with an average of 30 assessment projects running in any given academic year.

THE ULTIMATE MEASURES OF SUCCESS

Explored his Graduated Launched Became love for food from the an an engineer Accelerated opera career Nursing Program

5 EDUCATION THAT MEASURES UP

Critical Thinking

Dr. James Bell Professor of Psychology

Margaret Armitage Professor of Psychology

ritical thinking is a general education requirement Cfor all HCC students. Dr. Bell is leading an effort to assess student critical thinking skills and determine methods of assessment in psychology, sociology (with Dr. Phil Vilardo, associate professor) and economics (with John Bouman, professor). Professor Armitage is focusing on the social sciences, exploring the extent to which students who complete a human development course demonstrate competency in reading, thinking, and expressing ideas.

6 PROFILES OF IMPROVEMENT

Music

Dr. Benjamin Myers Associate Professor of Music

CC serves students at many levels, from those Hwho have studied music for years to those who have little background yet desire to major in music. Working with other music faculty, Dr. Myers researched and developed an instrument to measure student musical and technical performance in applied music classes to prepare them better for advanced study.

About the U.S. Senate Productivity Award

Since 1983, Maryland’s U.S. Senators have honored the quality, productivity and business achievements of Maryland organizations by presenting the U.S. Senate Productivity Awards for Maryland.

The U.S. Senate Productivity Award is the highest-level award in Maryland, followed by the Maryland Quality Awards at the gold, silver and bronze levels. The award levels form a ladder that organizations can climb on their continuous improvement journey. Both the U.S. Senate Productivity and Maryland Quality Awards are offered through the Maryland Performance Excellence Awards Program.

The U.S. Senate Productivity Awards are given to organizations that are deemed worthy of emulation throughout Maryland. Recipients exemplify visionary leadership, strong customer focus, fact-based decision processes, systematic approaches to strategy development and implementation, information systems that link customer requirements to process improvement initiatives, and human resource development and management systems that recognize that sustained improvements come from sustained employee growth and loyalty.

– From the Maryland Performance Excellence Awards Program

HCC won bronze awards for 2002 and 2003, a silver award for 2006, and the U.S. Senate Productivity Award for 2007.

THE ULTIMATE MEASURES OF SUCCESS

Became Discovered Became a Became a life coach a passion to star lacrosse Student teach music player Government President

7 EDUCATION THAT MEASURES UP

Emotional Intelligence

Dr. Andrea Dardello Professor of English

r. Dardello investigated the extent to which D emotional intelligence (EI, as measured by a nationally-normed instrument) predicted writing skill, student success and retention. Preliminary results indicated a positive relationship between EI skills and success. Also, findings indicate that “satisfaction,” “inspiration” and “happiness” were emotions considered most useful in the writing process, while “frustration,” ‘boredom” and “confusion” impeded the writing process.

From the Mailroom to Sports Teams: Other Measures Across the College

Faculty and staff in every HCC • Scholarships and Endowments • Student Satisfaction with Safety department have identifi ed a total of Total private giving specifically for Overall satisfaction with condition of 462 measurable indicators, called the scholarships and endowments that safety, buildings and grounds. Dragon’s Vital Signs, that help monitor the benefit students. • Mailroom Work Orders pulse of their operations. The indicators • Student Retention Percentage of mailroom work are routinely presented and discussed in Percent of students who continue orders completed on or before fall-to-spring or fall-to-fall. scheduled date. forums open to the entire college community. Samples of indicators include: • Employee Satisfaction with • Timely Processing of Payments Executive Office Areas Percent of cash receipts processed • NCLEX Success Rate Satisfaction with offices of in a timely manner. Percentage of nursing graduates president, vice presidents, and • Sport Team Participation who passed licensing and other executive areas. Overall number of students certification exams. • Employee Satisfaction with participating in sports. • Continuing Education Perception Technicians Responding to of Quality Service Calls Percentage of students who would Ratings of information technology recommend a noncredit course or staff responsiveness, competency, take another course. and resolution time.

THE ULTIMATE MEASURES OF SUCCESS

Received a Trained her Interned Became National employees at Disney an honors Science World student Foundation scholarship

8 PROFILES OF IMPROVEMENT

Online Learning

Sharon Lyon Associate Professor of Physical Science

John Lafferty Assistant Professor of Computer Systems

s Internet-based distance learning grows Amore popular, two professors are conducting assessments to gauge its effectiveness. Professor Lyon is comparing success rates of online and on- campus geology lab students, and then measuring the effectiveness of improvements to the class. Professor Lafferty is conducting a similar study of students in his Principles of the Internet class.

9 EDUCATION THAT MEASURES UP

Nursing

Laura Sessions Associate Professor of Nursing

Jennifer Stanford Professor of Nursing

o meet the growing demand for nurses, HCC Tcreated an accelerated nursing program that select students can complete in one year. As part of a project to assess factors that affect student retention in nursing, Professors Sessions and Stanford found that student success in the accelerated program is comparable to the standard program.

10 Enrollment, Budget and Other Numbers

Fall Enrollment HCC Budget Credit Students Sources of Funds

8,000

7,500 Auxiliary Other 9% County 12% 7,000 31%

6,500

6,000

5,500

5,000 FY2007 Budget: $65,916,510 Tuition /Fees State 4,500 33% 15% 2007 2007 2005 2006 2004 *2008 FY2008 Budget: $75,830,601 * Preliminary

Enrollment Where Howard County Goes to College Noncredit Students Top 7 Maryland colleges and universities enrolling Howard County undergraduates (Fall 2007) 20,000 50%

15,000 40%

30% 10,000

20%

5,000 10%

0% 0 U. UM UM HCC Park State CCBC UMBC Towson College College 2007 2005 2006 2008 2004 Salisbury University

Ethnicity Share of High School Seniors Percentage of Howard County graduating class enrolling at HCC ■ HCC Credit Students ■ HCC Noncredit Students

60% 25%

50% 20% 40% 15% 30%

20% 10%

10% 5% 0 0% Asian White Native Other/ African- Hispanic Unknown American American 2007 1990 1995 2000

11 Highlights of FY 2008

Trustees Name New Leaders The HCC Board of Trustees elected T. James Truby as chair and Katherine Rensin as vice chair for terms from July 1, 2008, to June 30, 2009. New President Dr. Kathleen Hetherington was installed as HCC’s fourth president.

President's Honor for Service Learning Program For the second year, HCC’s Center for Service Learning was named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary efforts for disadvantaged youth. Governor at Commencement Gov. Martin O’Malley delivered the keynote address at HCC’s 2008 commencement program, in which 701 degrees were bestowed.

"Step UP" Mentorship Program Earns National Award HCC’s Step UP program, which pairs stu- dents with a faculty or staff coach, earned the 2007 Exemplary Initiative award from the National Council of Instructional Administrators.

Outstanding Faculty Patrick O’Guinn, professor of criminal justice, was named HCC’s Outstanding Faculty member for 2007-2008.

Barn Preservation Planning begun on a project to preserve a stone barn erected in 1842 and renovate it into an extraordinary space for culinary and hospitality management students at HCC’s Belmont Conference Center.

12 U.S. Senate Productivity Award Top Athletic Director University of Maryland President C.D. Mote and Senator Ben Cardin present HCC Athletic Director Diane Maryland’s most prestigious award for performance excellence to President Kathleen Schumacher was named the 2007-08 Hetherington and HCC Trustee Chair Patrick Huddie. AstroTurf Athletics Director of the Year for community colleges in the Southeast Region by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics

Tech Savvy and "Best of Web" HCC’s Web site was named the “Best of Web” for 2007 in the category of higher education. HCC also was named one of the nation’s top tech-savvy community colleges. New Radiologic Technology Laboratory Congressman Elijah E. Cummings and other community leaders celebrated the opening of HCC’s new radiologic technology laboratory, where students will earn a Radiologic Technology Associate of Applied Science Degree.

Great Art HCC was one of four locations in the country to host a traveling exhibit of works by Auguste Rodin, presented in partnership with the Iris & Gerald B. Cantor Foundation.

13 Highlights of FY 2008

Commission on the Future of HCC More than 50 community members presented V. Task Force: dozens of recommendations for the college Preparing Health Care to consider as it plans for the future. Task Professionals forces and community members of the CHAIR: Judith Cooksey Krieg, M.D., commission were: University of Maryland School of Medicine COMMISSION CHAIR: Lisa Boarman, Howard County Public Mary Ann Scully Schools Howard Bank Dorothy Brilliantes, Howard County General Hospital I. TASK FORCE: Rob Goldman, Columbia Association Creating a Leading Edge Patrick Huddie, Ph.D., HCC Board of Learning Organization Trustees Dennis Keilholz, Tai Sophia Institute CHAIR: Shirley Collier, Optemax, LLC and Baersolutions, LLC Michelle Benvenga, T. Rowe Price Ann Mech, JD, RN,Univ. of Maryland Louis Hutt, Jr., Esq.,HCC Board of School of Nursing and Horizon Trustees Foundation Kevin Kelehan, Esq., Reese & Carney Eric Regelin, Atlantic Builders Group Rick Marquart, Howard County Public Peggy Rightnour, Howard County Schools Offi ce on Aging Randall Slagle, Howard County III. TASK FORCE: Donna Wells, Howard County Mental Public Schools Global Education Health Authority Paula Spero, PAC Spero & Company CHAIR: Nayab Siddiqui, Scientifi c Deborah Zients, The Alternative Board Systems and Software Roy L. Appletree, D.P.A., Community II. TASK FORCE: Advocate Environmental Sustainability Chel Cavallon, Consultant CHAIR: Carl Nelson, Corporate Joanne Davis, Consultant Offi ce Properties Trust Kevin Doyle, HCC Board of Trustees Jim Caldwell, Montgomery County Robert Glascock, Howard County Dept. of Environmental Protection Public Schools Roberta Dillow, HCC Board of Trustees Irfan Malik, Preserve Investments Candace Dodson Reed, Howard T. James Truby, HCC Board of Trustees County Government Tom Tuttle, Ph.D., Tuttle Group VI. Task Force: Josh Feldmark, Howard County International Workforce Development Commission on Environmental CHAIR: Richard Story, Howard Sustainability IV. TASK FORCE: County Economic Development Cathy Hudson, Howard County New Programs for the Future Authority Citizens Association CHAIR: Sam Seymour, Ph.D., JHU Anne Darr, Howard County Chamber Ken Kolb, Riparius Construction, Inc Applied Physics Laboratory of Commerce David Pratt, Lorax Partnerships John Baker, Sr., JHU Carey Business Vicki Duvan, Strategic Resource Jim Wallace, Gensler School Group David Bower, Data Computer Kent Menser, Howard County BRAC Corporation of America Director Bonnie Cronin, The Arc of Howard Lois Mikkila, Howard County County Department of Citizen Services Christopher Foley, JHU Applied Elizabeth Rendon, Lingual Physics Laboratory Information System Technology, Inc. Valerie Gross, Howard County Public Katherine Rensin, HCC Board of Library Trustees Stacie Hunt Irish, Leadership Howard Darryl Stokes, BGE County Francine Trout, Howard County John Jadik, Northrop Grumman Employment and Training Corporation Bruce Wahlgren, The Maryland Mary Tung, Ph.D., HCC Board of Institute for Workforce Excellence Trustees John Wasilisin, Maryland TEDCO 14 THE YEAR IN HEADLINES News article highlights July 2007 through June 2008

HCC athletic director HCC Students Speed Innovation receives national award. to the Marketplace – COLUMBIA FLIER, June 26, 2008 –BUSINESS MONTHLY, December 2007 People on the Move: Lifelong Dedication Pays Off Truby is to become HCC board chief for Hetherington as HCC Offi cially – BALTIMORE SUN, June 11, 2008 Installs Her as its 4th President –BALTIMORE SUN, November 7, 2007 Irish magazine’s eyes are smiling on HCC professor Diplomas give second chance (Dr. Jerry Casway named to Ellicott City couple to Top 100 Irish Americans) –BALTIMORE EXAMINER, October 29, 2007 –HOWARD COUNTY TIMES, May 8, 2008 HCC Collaboration Opens Doors HCC graduates 701 students for Non-Traditional Students Class of 2008 Diversifi ed by Age, Fields of Study (Bachelor’s degrees offered in partnership –BALTIMORE SUN, May 21, 2008 with Excelsior College) Marketing for the ‘real world’ –BUSINESS MONTHLY, October 2007 HCC Students Learn Concepts Classic Moments: by Pitching Plan to Fire Department The Columbia Classic Grand Prix –BALTIMORE SUN, April 25, 2008 celebrates its 20th year Howard Community College –COLUMBIA FLIER, September 27, 2007 gets Senate productivity award –BALTIMORE SUN, April 9, 2008 Literacy program helps adults achieve dreams Educating Entrepreneurs: –BALTIMORE SUN, September 30, 2007 HCC Celebrates Innovative Thinking –MARYLAND ENTREPRENEUR QUARTERLY, March 2008 People on the Move: (Kevin) Doyle joins HCC’s board HCC offers scholarships of trustees to high-tech majors –BALTIMORE SUN, August 29, 2007 –BALTIMORE EXAMINER, February 20, 2008 Professor writes digital economics Horowitz portrait unveiled at HCC textbooks (Professor John Bouman) –BALTIMORE SUN, February 1, 2008 –BALTIMORE EXAMINER, August 3, 2007 Community Colleges: Stebbins Draws a Crowd to Rep Stage A smart investment in lean budget times Outreach efforts to public, quality of productions –GAZETTE OF POLITICS AND BUSINESS, January 2008 fi lling seats for professional theater at HCC Police and HCC Form Partnership –BALTIMORE SUN, July 29, 2007 –BALTIMORE SUN, January 23, 2008 At HCC, Novice Bikers Drill Rodin Sculpture Show in Road Safety Fundamentals Takes HCC Gallery to another Level (Motorcycle training program) –BALTIMORE SUN, December 7, 2007 –BALTIMORE SUN, July 6, 2007

15 THE HCC EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION, INC. FY 2008 DONOR REPORT FY 2008 HCC Educational Foundation Message from the Chairperson Board of Directors Dear Friends:

P. Michael Nagle Chip Doetsch Numbers can be a beautiful thing. Chairperson Apple Ford Nagle & Zaller, PC True, numbers may seem impersonal. But Michael Drummond they can be very precise and effective tools Alexander Ruygrok Harkins Builders to gauge how well an organization is doing 1st Vice President and to identify ways to make it better. Cross Country Settlements Joanne Eyre Eyre Bus Service That’s why the U.S. Senate Productivity Barbara Schulte Award is so meaningful, not just to the college and its Robert Freedman 2nd Vice Chairperson students but to the entire community. This is the top Ellicott City Properties, Inc. Corridor Reznick award in Maryland for performance excellence, and Edward Waddell Abigail Glassberg HCC won this highly prestigious recognition for very Treasurer CB Richard Ellis numbers-oriented practices including fact-based decision Cardoni Waddell, LLC processes and information systems that guide improvement Peter Horowitz initiatives. But behind every number are hundreds and Robert Jeffrey thousands of students - real people with real names Debra Huber Assistant Treasurer – successfully attaining their educational dreams. Smith Barney, Inc. C. Alan Jefferson The award is meaningful to students because it shows Sandy Spring Bank Kathleen Hetherington that HCC is doing its best to provide the highest quality Secretary and HCC President Miji Kim education possible. And because the vast majority of those Howard Community College Cosmopolitan Incorporated students end up living and working in Howard County, Michael Greenebaum the award underscore HCC’s vital role in enhancing the Christopher Marasco 1st Assistant Secretary community’s workforce. Howard Bank Greenebaum and Rose Associates, Inc. Of course, I and the other HCC Educational Foundation Rhonda O’Guinn members have long known about HCC’s excellence. We see Creig Northrop and the fi rst-hand the college’s passion for quality and improvement, Anne Johnson Northrop Team and we hear the testimonies of students whose lives have 2nd Assistant Secretary of Long and Foster Real Belmont Conference Center Estate, Inc. been changed. HCC truly is an institution that “measures up.”

Roberta Dillow Sang Oh The foundation also deals with numbers, the kind that has Trustee Liaison Sang W. Oh, P.A. dollar signs in front of them. For thousands of families, the cost of education is a signifi cant barrier. The founda- Barbara Van Winkle Darryl Stokes tion raises funds for scholarships and educational services Immediate Past Chairperson BGE to help overcome that obstacle. These numbers are equally Nancy Adams Personnel critical to student success because, without them, many Todd Thompson would not be able to pursue their educational goals. Timothy Brown Lockheed Martin Corporation GE Commercial Finance And here’s another number that I fi nd truly astounding: 860. Peter P. Tung, Ph.D. Jerrold Casway That’s the number of people and organizations who have generously supported HCC students in FY2008. They con- HCC Faculty Representative Mohammed Warshanna, D.M.D., P.A. tribute signifi cantly to HCC’s excellence, so it is with great William Chalfant Angel Dental Care pride and gratitude that we honor them in the 2008 HCC PNC Bank Educational Foundation Donor Report. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Michael Davis Melissa Mattey Sincerely, Davis, Agnor, Rapaport & Howard Community College Skalny, LLC

Karen Dixon P. Michael Nagle CareFirst BlueCross Chairperson BlueShield Howard Community College Educational Foundation

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Foundation Highlights • The Foundation’s net assets base Recognition Societies was $8,604,018

• Total amount of private gifts received The Howard Community College Educational Foundation, Inc. is proud to honor some through the Foundation was special donors that are part of our recognition societies - The President’s Circle, for $1,104,731 donors that have given $100,000 or more to the Foundation to support HCC students; • Total gross income of $642,7171 was and a Legacy Society for those who have made legacy gifts such as bequests. generated from special events • Grants, both competitive and non- competitive, generated $6,497,559 Members of The President’s Circle are a select group of individuals and • Overall support from the Foundation organizations whose generosity, qualities of leadership and commitment to to Howard Community College for the college’s mission provide vital support to HCC students. scholarships, programs and other This circle of friends are our partners in building relationships to promote services was $1,530,782 the college, surrounding us with their support and investing in the future of • In-kind donations received in FY08 men and women, who will be tomorrow’s pillars of society. was $182,693 Bank of America • Faculty and staff participation in the The Boyer/Gilbert Foundation annual employee giving campaign The Ellicott City Lions Club reached 45% with total giving of $53,108 Rand and Cheryl Griffi n Horizon Foundation Peter and Beth Horowitz Howard County General Hospital David and Debra Huber Kaiser Permanente Chip and Cathy Lundy Patrick and Jill McCuan Brian McIntyre Leroy Merritt John G. Monteabaro Foundation The Jim and Patty Rouse Charitable Foundation The Rouse Company Foundation

Special Event Highlights • Columbia Classic Grand Prix net We extend sincere appreciation to the following members of the Howard profit was $167,000 to benefit student Community College Legacy Society: scholarships Nancy Caplan • Hunan Manor Restaurant event net Michael and Joanne Davis profit was $20,575 to benefit Silas Mary Ellen Duncan Craft Collegians Susan Hellenbrand • Vino Scholastico Wine Tasting Event Ann Kienlen net profit was $20,600 to benefit the Benay Leff McCuan Family Foundation matching program Melissa Mattey • President’s Gala net profit was Steven Sachs $10,537 to benefit the McCuan Family Barbara Van Winkle Foundation Endowment matching program

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FY 2008 GRAND PRIX ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS Donor Honor Roll

CHAIRPERSON Courtney Molino This honor roll pays special tribute to the donors whose Michael Drummond Hands on Horses contributions have played a signifi cant role in the success of Harkins Builders Howard Community College. This report refl ects annual gifts Michael Nagle and pledge payments received through the HCC Educational ADVISORY BOARD OF Nagle & Zaller, PC Foundation in fi scal year 2008. The list recognizes the generos- DIRECTORS Roger Pedersen ity of many friends, alumni, corporations, foundations, faculty, Rachelina Bonacci Lakeside Title staff and organizations for their support. Our sincerest thanks Howard County Tourism to you in helping our students “get there from here.” Paula Rinker William Chalfant Star Hotels The Howard Community College Educational Foundation, PNC Bank Alexander Ruygrok Inc. is a 501(c)(3) corporation established with the approval Gary Donham Cross Country Settlements of the Board of Trustees, and has the mission of providing Coca-Cola the means for private contributions to be used for the benefit Eric Stein of Howard Community College. Greg Florenzo Decanter Fine Wines Siemens Building Technologies Marilyn Weeks Robert Freedman Howard County Government Gifts and Pledge Corridor Reznick Payments Lisa Willie Abigail Glassberg Constellation Energy July 1, 2007 through CB Richard Ellis June 30, 2008

C. Alan Jefferson Sandy Spring Bank $1,000,000 and Above ** The Rouse Company Oliver Kennedy Foundation Equestrian Sports & Promotions $10,000 to $24,999 $100,000 to $999,999 Kathleen Berry Christopher Marasco * Peter and Beth Horowitz Howard Bank * Boyer/Gilbert Family ** The McCuan Family Foundation, Inc. Foundation *** The Columbia Foundation Robert McAllister * Columbia Town Center McAllister and Company $50,000 to $99,999 Insurance Rotary Anonymous * Ellicott City Lions Club CareFirst BlueCross * Greenebaum and Rose Jeffrey McCarron BlueShield The Columbia Bank Associates, Inc. Wilson and Ann Hoerichs * Rand and Cheryl Griffi n Michael Mercurio **** Howard County General * Herb Gordon Auto Group, Hospital Offi t Kurman Yumkas & Denick, Inc. PA * John G. Monteabaro ** The Jim and Patty Rouse Foundation Charitable Foundation, Inc. Terri Minford, MD HRLD Foundation * Ken and Elizabeth Misty Meadow Stable Merritt Properties, LLC Lundeen * Brian J. McIntyre $25,000 to $49,999 * David P. Mikszan * Bank of America * Michael and Debbie Nagle * Constellation Energy * The Bruce A. Pfeufer Group, Inc. Foundation PNC ** Mary Ellen Duncan * Fred A. and Sandy The Horizon Foundation of Schoenbrodt Howard County, Inc. * Jim and Barbara Schulte Kaiser Permanente Walt Witcover

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$5,000 to $9,999 * Janet Moye Cornick $250 to $999 Angel Dental Care * Corporate Offi ce Properties Steve Adler ** Earl and Mary Armiger Trust * The Alpha Foundation of * Ascend One Corporation Gertrude Crist Howard County Ayers Saint Gross, Inc. M. Carolyn Darby Barbara J. Anderson ** Cardoni, Waddell, LLC * Jim and Adrienne Davis * Jennine Anderson **** The Columbia Bank Michael and Joanne Davis Anonymous * Columbia Film Society, Inc. * Davis, Agnor, Rapaport & Arbitron Skalny, LLC * Cosmopolitan, Inc. *** Margaret R. Armitage * Roberta E. Dillow George Barlos General Growth Properties **** Helen B. Mitchell Karen Dixon ** James Bell Gibbons Family * Jean F. Moon Foundation Ellicott City Properties, Inc. Samuel Berkowtiz and Tina Murphy & Dittenhafter, Inc. Humphrey Associates, Inc. * EMJAY Engineering & Bracy Construction Company, Inc * Nancy Adams Personnel of **** Kathryn Bestany Mark P. Huston Columbia * Roger D. Estep * Barbara Brickman * Robert and Bach Jeffrey Bruce R. Nelson ** Ronald and Joanne Eyre Robin Bridges Charles A. Klein & Sons William O’Connor ezStorage Corporation Neil L. Brierley Lockheed Martin - Ted and Risa Offi t Maryland ** Jon and Gloria Files Brown & Heim, Inc. * Patton Harris Rust & The M&T Charitable Stephen and Sherry * Judi Bulliner Gardner Associates Foundation Bunting Door & Hardware Michael Genna * Patuxent Publishing Mangione Family Company Company, Inc. Foundation * Thomas and Marie Glaser Sharon Pierce * David and Barbara Miller & Smith * Abigail Glassberg Buonora Precision Concrete * Nagle & Zaller, P.C. Andrew Goresh Company Patricia A. Bylsma PNC Charitable Fund * Kingdon and Mary Gould *** Reese & Carney, LLP Michael A. Canet * Riparius Construction, Inc. Gradeline Construction * Howard and Kathy Rensin Carroll-Howard Association Company, Inc. of Insurance & Financial * Chuck and Mary Ann *** Ronald X. Roberson Scully **** Lawrence and Barbara Advisors * Rotary Club of Columbia, ** SDC Group, Inc. Greenfeld ** Christopher and Ann Inc. Cherry Don Shepard ** Farida P. Guzdar *** Rotary Club of Columbia Kevin Collins * St. John Properties, Inc. * Harkins Builders, Inc. - Patuxent Nancy Tarr Hart Columbia Benefi ts ** Barb Van Winkle ** Steve and Sam Sachs Consultants, Inc. Susan Hellenbrand Stephen Walker *** Sandy Spring Bank * Columbia Builders, Inc. * John and Kate * Christopher S. Schardt Hetherington * Combined Charity $1,000 to $4,999 Bruce G. Schmickley Campaign Hord, Coplan, Macht, Inc. Allan T. Abramson ** Sharon L. Schmickley * John Cookson * Howard Bank * Apple Ford Ritchie and Nanci Gary Cree Howard County Tourism, * Atlantic Builders Group, Sebeniecher Cross Country Inc. Inc. Jane Sharp Settlements, LLC Susan Baker * Israel and Mollie Myers Foundation, Inc. Richard Speizman and ** Janet L. Cullison Nasser Basir Faith Horowitz Dennis and Kathy Decanter Fine Wines Bay National Bank Michael Stebbins Jankiewicz Lauren N. Diener ** Randy and Lily Bengfort Andy and Monica Suchoski The John J. Leidy R. Chad Dreier * Bouland & Brush, LLC Foundation, Inc. Taylor Foundation, Inc. Anita Dworkin BP Foundation, Inc. Johnson Controls, Inc. * James and Verity Truby Carol Egan * Nesbitt and Maggie Brown Jordan’s Steakhouse Verizon Reads, Inc. * Linda E. Emmerich Francis and Yolanda Bruno * Kiwanis Club of Ellicott City * Philip Vilardo and Lisa Wilde Emmitsburg Glass C.L McCoy Framing **** Valerie E. Lash Company Company, Inc. Legg Mason & Company, *** W.R. Grace Foundation, Inc. ExxonMobil Foundation Roger and Patti Caplan LLC David Wasser Kathi Ferguson The Caplan Group, Inc. Legg Mason Investment Counsel * Whiteford, Taylor & Preston Louis C. Gallo, Jr. CB Richard Ellis * Frederick and Mary Agnes LLP Steven and Rebecca * Cengen, Inc. Lewis Women’s Council of Gershman Coalition of Geriatric Dorothy Luquette Realtors * Hal and Pat Gilreath Services, Inc. Maryland Life Magazine Denise I. Griffi n *** Edward and Joan Cochran * Missy Mattey ** Andrea Morris Gruhl *** Lynn Coleman William R. McCormack, Jr. Michael Hassett Colonial Electric Company, Inc. McLean, Koehler, Sparks & *** JoAnn D. Hawkins Hammond Constantine Wines, Inc. * Michael G. Heinmuller Henry and Darlene Miller HPV Heart, P.A.

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*** Zoe A. Irvin Sourcefi re, Inc. * Susan R. Bard Caplan Marie Janiszewski Edward Steinhouse Alfred S Bassler Cherisse Carlin Jeffrey Group at Smith Consuelo Stewart Fred Bassler David Carter Barney Jesse Stiller Deborah A. Bauley * Jerrold L. Casway ** Ellen Jenkins Donald W. Taylor Bradford T. Beachum Shirley Chao Anne M. Johnson April Tayman John Beam * Michael and Heidemarie Randy Kawamura * Marvin and Marcia Thomas Bechtel Group Foundation Cherry KAWG&F * Charles P. Toth Giora Bendor William L. Chesnutt *** Padraic and Ellen Kennedy Michele Toth * Thomas Benjamin Susan and Tim Childers ** Jeanette Kissel * David J. Treibman David Benton * Eileen Clegg * Marie K. Kittelberger Eric Treibman Benjamin and Florence Nicholas Coch Jane Korhonen Tri-State Drywall, Inc. Berdann * Rickie Coffey ** Fran P. Kroll Audrey B. Tutko Howard Berkowitz * J. Brad Coker LinguaLISTek United Building Services, Samuel Berkowitz and Tina * Kevin M. Collins * Lockheed Martin Inc. Bracy Columbia Carwash Corporation Matching Gifts * Verizon Foundation Barbara A. Bernhardt Columbia Presbyterian Program James Jo Jun Wang Billington Imports Church James E. Loesch ** Arla Webb Mark Bird * Alice R. Conn * Brian Lund Marilyn J. Weeks William F. Bittner, Jr. ** Barbara G. Cooper * John Lyons ** Linda D. Wiley Dennis J. Bivens John M. Corbett Inez Maag ** Virginia M. Yates * Ellen Blackwell Pamela M. Cornell Madison Mechanical, Inc. * Erin M. Yun Anita M. Blake Anthony J. Corteal, Jr. Malynda Hawes Madzel Marv and Cindy Zelkowitz Alma M. Blue Audra Cox Hank Mandelbaum * Bruce and Harriet Blum * Alan Coxhead and Joan ** Robert R. Marietta Scott Bohandy Lieber ** Vladimir G. Marinich Robert J. Booth Dorothye B. M. Craft **** Janice Marks R. Paul Borthwick Christine Crandell Maryland Association for ** John Bouman Mary Crawford Adult Community Marie G. Bowers Harry Creamer Maryland Sports Services Carolyn Breck Lori A. Crocken * Joseph Mason Joel Breitner * Margaret P. Cullison Xerxes Mehta Simone H. Breuninger Allyson Currin *** Paula J. Mikowicz Jack Brooks Joyce Danzig * Judi Neyman Miller Susan D’arcy Up to $249 Howard Brown Miscellaneous Metals, Inc. Irvin Darivoff Dara Aaronson Llatetra Brown Susan Morgan Margaret L. Davies * James Adkins Timothy H. Brown and Michelle R. Moses- Kathleen Kelly Susan E. Davies Yearwood Sangita B. Aghera Rachel Brumsted Valerie L. Davies Offi t Kurman, PA Betsy Alexander * Donna Brunne Janet H. Davis Karen Paris and Family Mary H. Alexander Reva Bryant Minnie M. Davis Irene Patton Priscilla A. Alexander * Robert Buchmeier Jennifer DeFrancesco Shane Pendergrass * Jodi L. Allaire Marian Buck-Lew John Degen * Jennifer L. Penniman Darryl Allen Theodore Budzichowski Frank Demuth Cynthia J. Peterka Katherine Allen David R. Bullard * Harshaben G. Desai Erik Peterson Joe and Eileen Almario * Andrew A. Bulleri Penny DeYoung Premier Planning Group Bill Amos * Guy Bunyard Jeffrey Dorsch - Columbia Brenda Anderson * Dwight and Shirley Burrill Barbara Dryer Jennifer Rade Jean Anderson Shirley Mae Bush * Eva Duff Recreation Management, Loretta J. Anderson Inc. Susan R. Buswell Cindy V. Durham Sarah F. Angerer Diane E. Schumacher Debra Y. Butler Bertram F. Elsner Anonymous (10) Scitor Corporation * Elizabeth A. Caldwell Brian and Jennifer England * Roy Appletree Clair Zamoiski Segal Colleen Calimer Patti English Lisa Arnold * Laura Sessons Mary Rita Campbell Susan Eperjesy Sherry Atkinson Cynthia C. Sikorski Page Campbell Joanne L. Erickson Pearline Atkinson-Stewart Maurice Simpkins * Marjorie A. Cangiano Mary P. Etienne Gabriel Ayine * Robert and Jane Sinclair Elaine Capen * Karen M. Evans Angela Bailey * Lorenzo Singleton Allison Caplan Alan and Sue Ewing James Bailey Joshua H. Skillington Linda M. Caplan * Norman and Sandy Honi J. Bamberger *** Emily Slunt Melvin and Beatrice Fairhurst

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Roxanne Farrar Yoseph Gutema * James W. Jump Robert A. Macfarland Feaga Construction Guy J. Guzzone Robb Junker Elizabeth Mahler Services, Inc. Leta M. Hall Paul Kappes Timothy M. Major Ronald P. Fedorczak Anna Hamilton Quentin Kardos Horace Malcom Caroline Feil Dan and Beth Harper Susan Wendy Karpel Lesley Malin Rebecca C. Felder Bill and Rita Hart Linda L. Kazanow Sandra R. Mallare * Ida Fioravante * Kenneth Hart Patricia M. Keeton Barbara Maloney Felecia Fischell Tara J. Hart * Michael and Carolyn Becky J. Mangus ** Kathy B. Fisher ** Lee Hartman Kelemen Danielle Marone * Stanley and Gail Fleming Colleen Haspert Donna M. Kelly Lucia Martin Anthony Foster Arnette D. Haywood Kathleen Kenney Melanie L. Martin * Jean M. Frank Dianna Heaney-Reynolds Sherri Kersey Donna Mason Julia Frank ** Sharon A. Heckler Joan B. King * Virgie Mason * Susan H. Frankel Perpetua Heggi Sonia L. King Ryna M. May Kenneth C. Fredericks Joan E. Heiss * Teresa Kirchner Karen May-Lewis Robert A. Freedman Lorraine Henck * Virginia Kirk Russell and Mary Louise Rodney Freeman * Cheryl Henderson Bernice Browne Kish McCally *** Sharon A. Frey Errick M. Henlon Valerie Kitch Jospeh P. McCurdy * Annette S. Friedman Ray and Shay Herman Judith E. Kizzie Charles and Jeanne McDuffi e *** Daniel Friedman Wilbur R. Herr Connie Klima Kimberly A. McNair Esther K. Friedmann Tabitha Herry Beth Ann Kolbe Adam McNeely Ira Friedrich Gary M. Hiel Michelle Kreiner Steve McNeely Ruth J. Fuchs William H. Hildebrandt Jyotsna S. Kshirsagar * Gary and Deborah Mechtel Susan Martha Furney * Ethel B. Hill Susan J. Kuipers Merry Acres Farm, LLC Mary E. Furst Franklin T. Hogans, Sr. William Kujawa Rhonda C. Meyers Merle Gaither-Morgan Kathryn Hogue John and Ann Lafferty William and Barbara Miller Melodie A. Gale * Richard Hollander * Beverly Raab Lang Joseph R. Mitchell Philip and Ann Gallant Tom Holzman and Alison Rae T. Lapine Catharine Garbar Drucker * Paul Larsen Monsanto John Gardner Robert Honeygosky * John Laukaitis Bill Moody * Lucy K. Gardner * Stephen J. Horvath Carla Lawson Melanie M. Moore Giannella M. Garrett Marvin Hoss * Leonard W. Lazarick, Jr. Melinda J. Moore * Margaret H. Garroway Howard County Police and Maureen Kelley David R. Morse Nicole Gavaghen Offi cers Association The Lazarofsky Family Mildred Lee Moulds Willis and Doretha Gay The HR Team, Inc. Joyce E. Leasure Emily Kendall Moynihan Kimberly Gerhold * Steven and Candace Dae Lee Charmaine P. Mrazek Hutcheson * Les and Margaret Gesell Robin C. Lee Christina A. Murphy Inge Hyder Dennis Gilbert * Virginia Lee John C. Murphy IBM Corporation Bonnie Glaser **** Benay Leff Patricia Murphy Elisabeth Immer Paul M. Gleichauf Katie Leite * Donna M. Musselman Andrew Iserson * Dorothy E. Gleit Stephanie L. Lemghari Beverly C. Nackman ** Ann Ivester Norman and Ruth Glick Jenny Leopold * Bernard Nalty Sadie Jackson Charles Goodall Michael Lesley Anthony F. Naples Geetha Jayaram Robert and Kathleen Becky G. Lessey Shirin Nazma Grandfi eld Marie R. Janiszewski Sarah C. Levin Staci Neal * James and Laura Grant C. Alan Jefferson Brinley Lewis * Mary E. Newberger Carole Graves Greg Jenkins Judith A. Lewis * Carol Newman Patricia Grazioli Marsha Jenkins William Lewis Vinitha A. Nithianandam Bernadette Greene Kenneth Jennings Larry Little Cheryl Nitz Christopher B. Greene Robert Jennings John and Helen Liu Northwest Core Collection, Karen R. Gregoire Frank Johnson and Terri ** Barbara B. Livieratos Inc. Kamm Dewey Grim Donna D. Lloyd Donna O’Brien Gwendolyn Jones * Patricia M. Grim Virginia Lockhart Thomas F. O’Connor, III * Julie M. Jones Nancy Grinberg * Betty A. Logan *** Janet L. O’Dell Maria Jones * Albert H. Grollman * Carolyn B. Lovell Patrick O’Guinn Joseph B. Fay Company Andrew Gross Yvonda H. Lovette Eileen E. Olsen Heather Joseph Edwin N. Gross Linda L. Lowery Olufunmilayo O. Olugbode *** Mary Alice Jost Susan Grossman Chung Lui Opinion Research JST Builders Deborah Gubisch Gina Lyon

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Corporation ** Robert and Barbara * Clarence Toomer Elaine Ott Russell Angie Townsend P & T Waterproofi ng Kimberly Joi Ryan Jim Trennephol Company Lois R. Sacks Margaret W. Tricoli Joan Pachura The Salamon Agency William J. Tropf Larry Page William C. Sammons Jeffrey Trueman Shouan Pan *** Bernadette Sandruck * Patricia J. Turner * Debbie Y. Patillo Raquel Sanudo Lee Tydings Connie Pavlovsky * Allen Schick Joseph L. Usilton Susan P. Pazornick * Daniel Schlanger * Patricia Van Amburg William and Elizabeth * Alan Schneider Rose Vaughn Government Pearce * Jesse and Ruby Schneider Thomas Velvin Grants William Pence John H. Schnieder Vignobles LVDH USA Larry Petcovic Julia O. Schravesande Jim Vincent Department of Finance Gregg Petersen Teresa Schreyer Rose Volynskiy for Howard County David Philips John J. Schrogie Lev Volynskiy Howard County Arts Council, Inc. William Phillips Cynthia L. Schultz Lynn Voyton Maryland State Arts Council * Richard Philps Margorie S. Seidman Walter H. Wagner State of Maryland - Treasurer’s * Kimberley J. Pins Jean Servinsky **** Celonia Walden Offi ce * Dorothy B. Plantz Parul K. Shah *** Peggy L. Walton ** Russell A. Poch * Madelyn R. Shapiro Robert Wasilewski Vivian Pollock Gifts In-Kind Anjna Sharma Sharon Kaye Watts Elsa Orley Ponce ** Frances P. Shellenberger Margaret Wedde Wayne and Ana Lucia Anna May Shimkus 2D Wines Porter Mary Weeks Robin C. Shipman ABC Rental Tara Prendergast ** Frances P. Weinstein Jacqueline P. Shulik Aida Bistro Susan Pumplin * Sharon P. Weiss Skin Care Institute The Baltimore Sun Mabel Quinto Charles V. Wendal Sue Slater * Anita Bobb Ratain Larry Werner Bare Bones Grill and Brewery Jane F. Small Judy Ratner Ben Williamowski Linda Barnes Richard and Gloria Smith Karen L. Ray Renee Wilson Belmont Conference Center * Valerie Smith Stephen Reading Win Kelly Chevrolet Bouland & Brush, LLC Al Solonche Gail R. Reno Shannon Wollman Estate of Noreen Brastow * Eugenia Somers Ann M. Repka Women’s Bar Association The Brickman Group Timothy J. Sosinski of Howard County * Cheryl M. Reynolds Donna Brunne Florence Sperling Cheryl Wong Dianna H. Reynolds * Sylvia Stanford Minah Woo The Business Monthly Bonnie B. Rice * Janene C. Starr Michael Wood Cardoni, Waddell, LLC Penelope Rice Frank Stebbins Barbara B. Woodard Cindy’s Spirits Cecil S. Richardson Alfred M. Stein Raymond Worley Classic Photography Olayta L. Rigsby Harold W. Stephens Andre Wright Christine Rist Cline Cellar * Sharon Stewart Tom Wright Philip Ritter Clyde’s of Columbia Darryl A. Stokes Linda Wu ** John Roberts Columbia Association Edward Stokes Gloria D. Wunk James Robbins Columbia Carwash Roger F. Stott Peggy A. Yaskovich Kathryn B. Rockefeller Columbia Festival of the Arts *** Margaret Strahan Brad Yates Stanley Rodbell Columbia Horse Center Patricia R. Sullivan Henry C. Yee * Harold I. Rodman Comcast Cable Eva Surowiec Jeanette D. Young Sally Rogers Communications, Inc. * Catherine W. Sutton * Karlyn Young Irma I. Rosado Margaret Cullison Christi R. Sutton Qingling (Linda) Zhang Gerald C. Rose Davis, Agnor, Rapaport & Skalny Susan Keach Sweeney Martha Zilvetty The Rose Group Lillian Tabor Decanter Fine Wines Bruce Rosenblum * Richard B. Talkin Harshaben Desai Dale Rosenthal * Jacqueline L. Taylor Patti English Suzanne Rosenzweig Teledyne Technologies, Inc. **** 20+ years of total giving The Equiery Hollis and Karen Ross, Jr. Roger Thomas *** 15-19 years of total giving Karen Evans William J. Rottkamp * Scott M. Thomas ** 10-14 years of total giving Freeman Farm Services, LLC *** Patricia T. Rouse Shirley E. Thomas * 5-9 years total giving Linda Catalina Ruiz-Rojas Full Moon Farm Donald and Jocelyn Todd James L. Ruos Stephen Fulton

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Leslie and Frederick Glassberg Gradeline Construction HCCEF Statement of Financial Position Company, Inc. (unaudited) Farida Guzdar As of June 30, 2008 Host Hotels and Resorts, Inc. Howard County Department of Fire & Rescue Services Jarvis Winery Alan Jefferson ASSETS John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Just 4 You Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,237,253 Quentin Kardos Investments 5,415,035 Kendall Hardware, Inc. Contributions receivable, net 1,561,344 Frederick Lewis Prepaid expenses and other assets 11,954 Katherine Loughlin Financing lease receivable 208,271 Kimberly McNair Deferred fi nancing costs 30,622 The Milton Inn Nutramax Laboratories, Inc. Property and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation 4,864,746 Karen Paris Party Plus TOTAL ASSETS $ 13,329,225 Perkins Productions Pizza Hut of Maryland, Inc. Putting on the Ritz Catering LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Ranazul Judy Ratner Liabilities Redline Event Photography Accounts payable $ 11,087 Reese & Carney, LLP Due to Howard Community College 21,163 Renehan’s Note payable 4,640,171 Kathleen Rigby Deferred revenue 61,583 Riparius Construction, Inc. Jeffrey Rosenbloom Rutherford Wine Company Total Liabilities $ 4,734,004 Alexander Ruygrok Dorothy Sawicki Net Assets Sodexho Marriott Unrestricted $ 1,938,227 Christi Sutton Temporarily restricted 2,567,077 Jacqueline Taylor Permanently restricted 4,089,917 Scott Taylor Tersiguel’s French Country Restaurant Total Net Assets $ 8,595,221 Trapeze Turf Valley Resort TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 13,329,225 Wilhide’s Unique Flowers & Gifts Your Wine and Spirit Shoppe

All names that appear have been carefully reviewed. However, errors and omissions may occasionally occur. If we have made an error, please notify the Foundation Offi ce at 410-772-4450.

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HCC Distinguished Alumni (Year Inducted)

Janet J. Althen ‘06 Sandra S. Haskell ‘01 Jonathan A. Mitchican ‘07 B. Jennine Anderson ‘02 Michael F. Hendricks ‘02 Bette C. O’Connor ‘01 Mary T. Armiger ‘01 Nichole J. Hickey ‘01 Linda C. Olson ‘08 Monty Yogi Barrett ‘03 Ellen Jenkins ‘04 Kevin L. Preston ‘08 Barbara A. Bechberger ‘05 Ralph C. Jones ‘05 Rachael Torgeson Price ‘07 Mary E. Becker ‘01 Mary Alice Jost ‘02 Judy Ratner ‘07 Janelle M. Broderick ‘08 Margaret J. “PJ” Kahlor ‘05 James F. Robbins ‘01 Sari P. Caldwell ‘07 Kathy Kersheskey ‘04 Kelly Salapong ‘03 Michael A. Canet ‘06 Richard Kirchner ‘04 Keira A. Saunders ‘08 Thomas P. Cargiulo ‘06 Teresa A. Kirchner ‘01 M. Hillery Scavo ‘05 Clarence A. Carvell ‘01 Marie K. Kittelberger ‘01 Holle Schneider-Ricks ‘04 Margot B. Chaffee ‘08 Glenda Y. Kruger ‘04 Teresa Schreyer ‘01 Linda Day Clark ‘05 Barbara F. Larimore ‘04 Karla Sellers ‘06 Walter Clark ‘04 Judith N. Lewis’04 Jennifer Poch Serene ‘03 Robin C. Close ‘07 Doris Ligon ‘01 Rafi a Siddiqui ‘03 J. Bradford Coker ‘01 Kathleen H. Liparini ‘01 Janice L. Staples ‘04 Janet Cullison ‘03 Mary Beth Little ‘07 Sharon E. Strobel ‘01 Chiara D’Amore ‘08 Lawrence Madaras, Jr. ‘03 Anthony L. Summers ‘05 Technology Alton D. Davis ‘01 - deceased Michael R. Maiman ‘05 Barbara Surran ‘06 R. Arleen Dinneen ‘02 Christopher Marasco ‘04 Maury A. Tobin ‘06 Advisory Board John Dolan-Heitlinger ‘02 June Martyn ‘05 Kayla R. Tollen ‘02 Lynn Doughty ‘02 Margaret P. Mauro ‘01 Helene S. Vanderburgh ‘02 Christopher B. Emery ‘05 Ryna May ‘07 M. Courtney Watson ‚08 Christine Abunassar Barbara L. Fenske ‘02 Nelly Smolyak Maybee ‘06 Lisa Mauck Weiland ‘05 Nasser Basir Claire Ferguson ‘03 Bobbie A. McAdam ‘01 Kathleen A. Weller ‘05 David Bower Giannella M. Garrett ‘01 Toshiko Mecklenberg ‘02 Gail A. Wenocur ‘01 - deceased Stuart Chandler Tracey Goldstein ‘02 David Mikszan ‘05 Michael P. Wolf ‘01 Al DuPree Charles Daniel Green, Sr. ‘05 Bobby Ray Mitchell ‘01 Vicki Duvan Bill Heneghan Vic Hess Dave Kile Chuck Kramer Larry Letow George Reynolds Daniel Schoenberger Mark Simons Carolyn Sherman Donald Spicer Carl Strobel Mary B. Tung, Ph.D. Robert L. Wallace Clarence Wooten, Jr.

HCC’s Distinguished Alumni 2007

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