2012–2013 President’s Report

Building Excellence SAVE THE DATE President’s Gala Marymount Manhattan College Monday, April 28, 2014 Tony® and Grammy® Award nominee Gotham Hall, New York City Frank Wildhorn will be the honoree at the Marymount Manhattan College President’s Gala on Monday, April 28, 2014. The celebrated composer, lyricist, and producer has penned songs for the Broadway shows Jekyll & Hyde, Bonnie & Clyde and The Scarlet Pimpernel. He also wrote the hit song Where Do Broken Hearts Go for Whitney Houston. Marymount Manhattan College is proud to announce that the President’s Gala Honorary Chairs consists of: Marymount Manhattan College Chairman of the is is Board of Trustees, James E. Bukcman, and choreographer and director, Jeff Calhoun the (Tony and Drama desk winner), director MOMENT of Newsies. Other Honorary Committee –Jekyll & Hyde members include acclaimed composer/ conductor/producer John McDaniel of the Rosie O’Donnell Show and Oscar-winning set and costume designer Tony Walton. The Gala will take place at Gotham Hall on Broadway in the heart of Times Square. Frank Wildhorn will give a special performance featuring a gathering of his Broadway friends and Marymount Manhattan College alumni and students. Table of Contents

Message from the President ...... 1 2012 & 2013 Presidential Galas ...... 2 Advancing the Mission Sr, Colette Mahoney Remembered ...... 3 Student Scholars ...... 4 ...... 32 New College Website Launches 5 Distinguished Chair Named ...... 11 Middle States Accreditation 13

Supporting Academic Excellence Simon Gift Received ...... 6 Mellon Grant Announced ...... 6 MMC a JED Campus ...... 6 Faculty Center Opens 7 Dean Baker Retires 9 Marymount Manhattan Best Return on Investment ...... 11 Commoner Lecture ...... 25 Rudin Lecture ...... 27 Advancing Academic Excellence New Faculty Arrive 12 Professor Rosenfeld at the National Gallery of Art 29 Giving in 2012 and 2013 Bedford Hills Combined Class Success 10 FY2012 Statistics 13 Message from the Chair 14 FY2012 Statistics 13 FY2012 Gifts and Pledges ...... 15 FY2013 Statistics 23 FY2013 Gifts and Pledges ...... 24 Board of Trustees, Administration ...... 32 Masthead 32 Dear Friends,

We are at the end of a busy fall semester at Marymount Manhattan and I wanted to let you know about the many milestones the College has achieved in recent months. As we move forward to face new challenges, we seek to build upon the student-centered mission that has been the foundation of our College for almost seventy-eight years. Like many institutions in higher education today, we strive to be proactive in a changing national environment. During Family, Friends, and Alumni Homecoming Weekend, we held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the official opening of our new Faculty Center. The new building, located at 255 East 71st Street is four doors east of our Main campus building. This new facility provides office and conference space for our larger faculty and the students who collaborate with them. This exciting new space is the result of the efforts and contributions of so many, particularly our generous benefactors Judy ’03, ’13H and Russ Carson, pictured helping me wield the giant ceremonial scissors on the cover of this report. The Carsons’ $3 million challenge grant launched the campaign for this new capital project. A few days after the ribbon cutting ceremony, we went live with our eagerly anticipated new website. This new site is the result of months of planning and design work and was created to more accurately portray the dynamic energy of Marymount Manhattan, to highlight the accomplishments of our students, and to underscore our unparalleled location. The website is full of information and easily navigated by visitors interested in learning about the MMC community. Please visit the site at www.mmm.edu. I am interested to hear your comments and feedback. In this report, you will become acquainted with the new faculty members we welcomed to Marymount Manhattan this fall, read about our Middle States re-accreditation, learn about both the Commoner and Rudin lecture series, revisit the President’s Gala, explore campus events and student successes. Included are students taking top honors, a new Distinguished Chair, alumni award recipients and a remembrance of a beloved former president of the College, Sr. Colette Mahoney. This report also details financial information for the College over two years and gives us the opportunity to recognize our benefactors for their unwavering commitment and generosity. I look forward to seeing you on campus at one of the many events throughout the year, and I will continue to update you about future announcements and milestones that the College achieves. Your help is essential for our continued success. Thank you.

Best wishes,

Judson R. Shaver, Ph.D. President

1 2012 75th Anniversary Gala During a memorable and inspiring evening at the Metropolitan Club, Marymount Manhattan College held its 75th Anniversary Gala on Wednesday, June 6 honoring Nora Moran ’06 and the graduates of the Bedford Hills College Program. Proceeds provide support for Bedford Hills College Program. Through this program, Marymount Manhattan College offers college-preparatory courses and courses leading to an Associate of Arts degree in social science and a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology at the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, New York State’s only maximum-security prison for women.

2013 President’s Gala Honors Alumna and Trustee At the landmark Plaza Hotel on the evening of May 8, Marymount Manhattan alumna and Trustee Gloria Spinelli Bohan ’63, was honored at the 2013 President’s Gala. Even before entrepreneurship became a buzzword in the business world, Gloria was a dynamic leader and catalyst for innovation, as well as an engaged member of the MMC community. During the College’s This is the Day campaign, she established the Gloria Spinelli Bohan Scholarship. Since 1972, she has worked tirelessly to create and successfully build Omega World Travel into a global, top-tier travel management company.

2 Celebration of Life of former President Sr. Colette Mahoney, RSHM, Ph.D. A celebration of the life of Colette Mahoney RSHM, Ph.D. Alumna and former colleague Helen Lowe ’55 spoke was held at the College on Wednesday, October 30th. for many when she said, “Let’s ask ourselves what, in such Marymount Manhattan College’s fourth president, who served an exquisite life as Colette’s, should we admire and emulate? for twenty-one years and received the President’s Medal in 1988, What lessons should we learn? It’s this — you have to have died peacefully on the 14th day of June, 2013. faith…in faith. In the face of doubt, you have to believe fearlessly, Alumni, friends, RSHM, and colleagues were invited to as Colette did, in fighting for a cause that is just and good.” attend a Mass at St. John the Martyr Church before gathering The program concluded with a video by Arthur D. Lubow, in the Theresa Lang Theatre for a memorial commemoration. President of AD Lubow, a close friend and admirer of Following an invocation by Kathleen Fagan, RSHM, Sr. Colette. Marilyn Wilkie, Vice President for Institutional Provincial Superior, Marymount Manhattan alumni, Advancement, announced the newly established Sr. Colette colleagues and friends shared their reflections of Sr. Colette. Mahoney Science Research Grant for Faculty-Student President Judson Shaver spoke of Sr. Colette’s incredible Collaboration at Marymount Manhattan College to honor legacy in the field of higher education at Marymount Sr. Colette’s passion for the sciences, a fund that has already Manhattan and nationwide. raised over $20,000. Kathleen Burke ’72, and Rose Calabrese Jaworecki ’86 A lively reception followed in The Commons highlighted their experiences with Sr. Colette over the where many who knew Sr. Colette during her tenure as decades, and Dean Emeritus Peter Baker and former Marymount Manhattan President reminisced about her Theatre faculty member Gail VanVoorhis shared warm leadership and uncommon personal warmth. As Ms. Lowe remembrances. Theatre Arts major Hayley Lampart ’16 sang put it, “In life, if you’re lucky, you’ll find one person who is a stirring rendition of Amazing Grace. something of a compass. For me, that was Sr. Colette.”

3 Fulbright Awards U.S. Student Ashley Feith ’13 Wins NAFSA’s Grant to 2013 Graduate Title of 2012 Student Diplomat Annabelle Royer ’13 headed to Taiwan in August, her first stop following graduation, thanks to a prestigious and highly sought-after Fulbright U.S. Student Award. Annabelle, a double-major in English and World Literatures and Secondary Education, earned the Award and an English Teaching Assistantship as the result of her studies at Marymount Manhattan College and a rigorous selection process. Annabelle studied three languages — including French, Spanish, and Mandarin — and intends to become fluent in Mandarin during her eleven months abroad. She also plans to study the educational differences between Annabelle Royer, Fulbright Teaching Assistant in Taiwan and the United States with her Fulbright Taiwan, was also commended with an honorable experience complementing her time spent mention in her academic field, Teacher Education, A video by recent graduate Ashley Feith took student teaching here. at MMC’s 2013 Commencement top honors in the NAFSA Student Diplomat Video Contest, making Ashley the NAFSA 2012 Student Diplomat. Ashley’s video documented her experience 2013 Graduate Invited to abroad at the American College in Thessaloniki, Join Teach For America Student Named Jeanette K. Greece, as a Niarchos Foundation Exchange Student. Every year, tens of thousands of graduating Watson Fellow A double-major in International Studies and seniors from schools across the country apply for In honor of her hard work and dedication, Philosophy and Religious Studies, Ashley shot footage of one of Teach For America’s competitive posts, and the Thomas J. Watson Foundation named people, places, and food, which she edited into a three- this year, Marymount Manhattan College student Alicia Perez ’16 as a member of its Jeanette minute video for the contest. Marie Tronsor ’13 can count herself among the K. Watson Fellowship Class of 2016. Alongside all the bright colors and fascinating fewer than 15% who earned one. The award will enable Alicia and fourteen locations, Ashley’s insightful commentary gives a taste Marie, a double-major in History and other students across the city to spend the next of her many eye-opening experiences abroad, as well Education, landed the prominent teaching three summers interning, both in New York as the lessons she brought home that make her even fellowship through her years of commitment and and abroad. more capable, curious, and open-minded than she was hard work. Her experience, including student Alicia, who double majors in before. Her experiences abroad also peaked her interest teaching as well as academic study of the history Communications Arts and Journalism, in a new career direction — international conflict of education, culminating in her senior thesis on plans to use the internship time to further resolution. For winning the contest, Ashley also received the 1965 Education Act, has prepared her for the exercise her reporting, writing, and editing a $1000 travel voucher. challenging two-year teaching tour. skills as a journalist.

4 New Website Launches On October 29, Marymount Manhattan went live with a completely redesigned website, much to the excitement of the entire college community. President Judson R. Shaver held a virtual ribbon cutting in the Commons before a gathering of faculty, staff, and students, revealing the new homepage. President Shaver acknowledged the power of a strong, interactive website: “This is the method used by the vast majority of potential students, their families, and benefactors of Marymount Manhattan to connect with us. The new site is our opportunity to invite talented and gifted students from all over the world to discover Marymount Manhattan, and to visualize themselves here in the middle of the most exciting city in the world.” President Shaver expressed his thanks to the entire College community, in particular the IT staff and the web committee, for their dedication.

The College’s new website was unveiled during Family, Friends, and Alumni Homecoming Weekend.

5 Middle States The Simons Family Supports Academic Access Marymount Accreditation In May 2013, Marymount Manhattan College received a generous grant Manhattan Leader in to support Academic Access, a program which provides scholarships for students Reaffirmed who require additional accommodations to achieve academic success. This Return on Investment Following a highly favorable extraordinary gift, from Jim and Marilyn Simons, provides $250,000 in student A recent study of 472 New York review by an evaluation team grants over five years. During fall semester 2013, the first ten students received colleges, AffordableCollegesOnline.org, which visited the Marymount scholarship support toward their tuition, with each student receiving $5,000. recognized Marymount Manhattan for Manhattan, in May 2012, College can be challenging for many students; it can be particularly its top lifetime “return on investment” on November 15, 2012 the challenging for students with learning disabilities. To help, Academic Access at (ROI). The highly methodological Middle Commission on Higher Marymount Manhattan offers separate/alternative forms of testing, extended test survey of schools and their alumni, Education reaffirmed the College’s time, assignment of note-takers, assistive technologies, and other accommodations. the online resource for college-bound accreditation. The College was In addition, the program provides tutoring services, counseling, advisement, students placed MMC among the found to be in compliance and priority registration. Learning specialists help develop skills and strategies for colleges with the best proven ratios with all 14 Middle States coursework, and talk about attitudes and behavior necessary for success. of low student cost to high graduate standards. Further, the evaluation Academic Access is specifically designed to foster academic success. Through income. team noted 24 “significant multifaceted support, students with learning difficulties are able to handle the Using comprehensive data, the accomplishments” of the College. Marymount Manhattan curriculum along with their peers and classmates. study covered both public and private Among them was the creation Support for Academic Access from the Simons ensures that Marymount institutions, looked at the earnings of of the Center for Teaching Manhattan provides students with learning disabilities with the resources they graduates over a 30-year period, and Innovation and Excellence, require to achieve their academic potential, find meaningful careers, and lead compared those earnings to the income the College’s highly successful independent, rewarding lives. of adults without a degree. This is the Day campaign, Upon learning of the recognition significant capital improvements, in August, President Judson R. Shaver transparent governance, the MMC Receives Prestigious $250K Mellon Grant pointed out that Marymount expansion of internships, and Marymount Manhattan College learned in August that it is the recipient of Manhattan enriches the lives of its the Career Services Office, the a $250,000 grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. This two-year grant students in more ways than one. revision of General Education, will support the revitalization of the College’s general education curriculum and “Our graduates are transformed by a and the successes of the HEOP, enrich the school’s exceptional liberal arts education. Marymount Manhattan will breadth and depth of learning that Academic Access, Bedford Hills, use the grant to establish new systems that will encourage faculty to develop, revise prepares them for a fully functioning and the Learning Communities and implement general education courses over the next two years. By overhauling citizenship and for leadership roles in programs. The team was and improving the liberal arts core that distinguishes Marymount Manhattan, the a wide variety of arenas,” he said. particularly impressed with College will strengthen its efforts to produce well-rounded, educated adults who “And, because we keep our costs low the degree to which so many are both lifelong learners and global citizens. “This $250,000 grant will support and our students succeed stakeholders — students, our faculty members as they examine content, methods, and formats to hone their professionally, faculty, staff, and trustees — teaching, carefully and systematically assess what and how students are learning, an MMC education understood and embraced the and engage in curricular revision and innovation,” said President Judson R. Shaver, is literally College’s mission. Ph.D. “We are deeply grateful to The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.” enriching, too.”

6 New Faculty Center Celebrated with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony An official ribbon cutting ceremony was held on October 26 to open Marymount Manhattan College’s new Faculty Center during Family, Friends, and Alumni Homecoming Weekend. Students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and neighbors looked on as the ribbon was cut with giant ceremonial scissors by President Judson R. Shaver, Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, Russ and Judy ’03, 13H Carson, and James E. Buckman, Chairman of the Marymount Manhattan College Board of Trustees. “This unique opportunity to house the Faculty Center within steps of our main campus buildings offers us the chance to grow as a college while maintaining a sense of community highlighting the close relationship between our faculty and students,” said President Shaver. The Carsons generously supported the most successful capital campaign in the history of our College, This is the Day, with an initial $5 million gift and then a pledged an additional $3 million challenge grant to support the Faculty Center. The Carsons leadership gift ignited the support for the Faculty Center. All contributions to this new campus building will be matched by the Carsons. As a remembrance of the event, a framed architectural rendering of the building was presented to Russ and Judy by President Shaver. The rendering included pieces of the black and white marble tile from the foyer inside the building, which is evocative of the black and white in the main building which was constructed at the turn of the century. The new building, purchased by the College in 2010, was meticulously redesigned to create new and efficient space for 29 Marymount Manhattan faculty members in the Humanities and Social Sciences, while carefully preserving the historic exterior so characteristic of the College’s Upper East Side neighborhood. The Faculty Center provides offices for faculty as well as meeting areas for the entire College community. Following the ceremony, everyone was invited inside for a toast and tours of the building. The Carsons were delighted to join others on a tour with Division of Humanities Chair Peter Naccarato, one of the Faculty Center’s newest occupants.

7 “We hope our support inspires you to do the same and become a partner in this important initiative as we move forward and embark on our next 75 years of success for all students” — Judy & Russ Carson

8 Division of Accounting and Business Management Scholarship Reception On Tuesday, November 5, 2013, Marymount Manhattan College celebrated Business scholarship recipients at a reception in the campus’ new Faculty Center. Students were joined by faculty, alumni, and staff to celebrate academic achievement among business majors and to express gratitude to generous scholarship donors. Mark Finkel and Helen Metzger of the Stanley Finkel Endowed Scholarship Fund attended as guests of Baker Retires President Judson Shaver. Several individuals who support Dean Emeritus Peter H. Baker, O. St. J., the Dr. Marvelle S. Colby Endowed Scholarship Fund also served Marymount Manhattan College for over attended, including Hope Knight ’85 (MMC Trustee), 50 years before retiring in 2012. While his role at Michelle Kilic ’93, Peggy Fung ’03, and Diana Jacobs MMC has changed over time, his dedication and Kalman, a former faculty member within the Business commitment have remained steadfast. As he says, Division. Donors expressed their admiration for MMC’s “MMC is the place of my life’s work, of which I talented, hard-working students, and scholarship recipients am most proud.” were deeply grateful for the opportunity to thank the Dean Emeritus Baker, who started teaching donors in person. at MMC in 1962, was the longest serving Nina Carter ’16, spoke on behalf of the students to convey their appreciation for scholarship aid. President member of the faculty and staff. His tenure Shaver spoke about the importance of financial support included acting as a teacher of Philosophy, for students: “I would like to creator of the Freshman Writing Program, add my sincere gratitude for Director of Academic Advising and Assistant your financial support to our Director for 10 years. Chair of the Division of extraordinary students. Your Sciences for 15 years Acting Chief Academic contribution means so much Officer in 1970 and again in 1998–1999, to so many, and helps to close Chief Elected Officer of the faculty on numerous the financial gap in earning a occasions between 1969 and 1998 and Vice high-quality education.” President for Institutional Research and Planning.

9 Combined Class at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility In a May 2013 Faculty Council meeting, Assistant Professor of Sociology Michelle Ronda was awarded the C-TIE Innovative Teaching Award for her work on a combined class taught at the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility. For fifteen years, Marymount Manhattan has been offering classes and degrees to the inmates of Bedford Hills Correctional Facility. Under the direction of Ronda, students from Marymount Manhattan’s main campus at 71st Street marked another milestone for the program — its first “combined classroom,” in which students from the main campus studied together with the women at Bedford Hills. In keeping with the College’s commitment to giving back to the community, over 150 inmates have earned degrees, and over 1,200 have earned college credits since the program’s inception. In 2004, the program became a Marymount Manhattan extension campus, making all the enrolled prisoners officially members of the student body. For the pilot version of the combined class, Professor Ronda taught “Theories of Justice,” an upper division course from Marymount Manhattan’s new Justice Studies minor. The course, which explores the history, theory and applications of a variety of models of justice, met once a week at the women’s prison. The combined classroom at the This unique course was featured in a USA Today article and video in Spring 2013. Bedford Hills Correctional Facility.

Photo Credit: Eileen Blass, USA TODAY 10 Marymount Manhattan Named JED Campus Recognized for Focus on Mental Health, Emotional Well-Being of Students

In October, Marymount Manhattan received the inaugural JedCampus Seal for the quality and breadth of programs promoting mental health and suicide prevention. The seal is the official endorsement of the Jed Foundation, whose mission is to safeguard the emotional health of America’s 20 million college and university students. To earn this endorsement, Marymount Manhattan submitted a voluntary self-assessment of its campus programs, using a confidential online questionnaire covering such areas as strategic planning, identifying at-risk students, increasing help-seeking behavior, providing mental health services, and developing life skills and promoting social networks. “Marymount Manhattan takes its student mental health and suicide prevention programs very seriously,” said Counseling and Wellness Center director Paul Grayson. “I’m delighted to have our efforts recognized by the Jed Foundation’s JedCampus Seal.” Marymount Manhattan is among only 30 Colleges and Universities in the country to be identified as having comprehensive mental health programming on campus. The JED foundation’s approach is supported by the American College Counseling Association, the American College Health Association, the National Council on Community Behavioral Healthcare, and the National Alliance on Mental Illness. Upon learning of the foundation’s endorsement, Carol Jackson, Vice President for Student Services and Dean of Students, reaffirmed the College’s steadfast focus on the emotional health of students, and thanked Dr. Paul Grayson for his leadership of the Counseling and Welfare Center. “CWC has created services that meet the highest level of care, particularly during a crisis,” she said.

11 Distinguished Chair In April, Alessandra Leri, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Chemistry, was awarded a Distinguished Chair — one of the highest honors that Marymount Manhattan College bestows on a faculty member. The award recognizes dedication to teaching excellence and prolific scholarly pursuits. President Judson Shaver, who introduced the Distinguished Chair Program to the College in 2008, said in announcing the selection, “Dr. Leri embodies the intent of the program with her tireless work in her field, her skill in inspiring students to learn and apply the knowledge they’ve gained from her classes, and her demonstrated ability to engage undergraduates in graduate-level and groundbreaking scientific research. Being a Distinguished Chair will enhance and support her ambitious scientific agenda and research with students.” During her three years as Distinguished Chair, with the accompanying research funding and reduced teaching load, Professor Leri plans to devote the extra time and resources to scholarly pursuits. She explains, “I intend to make advances on several research projects, with the goals of publishing four peer-reviewed scientific papers and presenting results at three international conferences.” Due to Professor Leri’s efforts, as well as those of the Natural Sciences Department as a whole, Marymount Manhattan College has a growing reputation as an exemplar of closely mentored undergraduate research in science. Leri joined the Marymount Manhattan College faculty in New Full-Time Faculty 2013 2007 and since then has developed a thriving research Eight new professors joined the full-time faculty in September 2013. program in molecular environmental science with Left to right: Edrex Fontanilla, Trista Wang, Dan Hunt, Sarah Nelson Wright, undergraduates in the Biology major. Her research interests Sydney Maresca, Mark Bresnan, Tahneer Oksman and Vinod Changarath. lie in organic geochemistry, particularly the biogeochemical Read more about our new professors on the pages that follow. cycles of halogens.

12 FINANCIAL STATISTICS FY2012

x 1,000 Revenues FY12 $35,000 Revenues FY12 Gifts and Grants $1,296,494 Net student tuition and fees Net Student Tuition & Fees $36,080,961 30,000 Tuition and Fees $46,003,803 Housing Less: Student Aid ($9,922,842) 25,000 Projects Government Grants $421,957 20,000 FY12 enrollment totals Other Investments ($345,669) by geographic location 15,000 Housing Revenue $9,078,958 60% Funds Released by the 10,000 Board of Trustees for Capital Projects $3,044,815 5,000 50% Other $207,974 0 -$350 Total Revenue $49,785,490 40% Gifts and grants Government grants Investment return Expenditures FY12 Compensation $28,044,043 Expenditures FY12 30%

Funds released for Academic Support $1,174,734 capital projects 6.71% Student Services $2,329,962 Depreciation and 20% amortization 5.91% Institutional Support $4,068,559 Midwest Non-contiguous US International Plant Operations $2,198,834 Housing 10% Housing Expenses expenses (including debt service) $7,186,749 (including Compensation est Mid-Atlanti c

debt service) New England W 13.95% 54.46% South Depreciation and Amortization $3,453,397

Student Funds Released by the services 4.52% Board of Trustees for Capital Projects $3,044,815 Institutional support 7.89% Total Expenditures $51,501,094 Plant operation 4.27% Academic support 2.28% BALANCE ($1,715,604)

13 Message from the Chair It’s an exciting time at Marymount Manhattan College and I am proud to serve as chair of our Board of Trustees. I am pleased to welcome the newest members to Trusteeship: Linda Basilice-Hoerrner ’71, Carol Berman ’13, Michael Materasso P ’14, Susan Gardella, RSHM ’79, Barbara Loughlin ’70, and Cecilia Tudela-Montero ’90, P ’13. I thank them for their leadership and dedication to advancing the mission of Marymount Manhattan College. In October, we saw a dream come to fruition as President Shaver, Russ and Judy Carson, Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney and I cut the ribbon for the new Faculty Center. The College purchased the property in 2010 and renovated the existing residential space into a new state-of-the-art home for 29 members of our distinguished faculty. This new campus building freed up much needed space in the Main and Nugent buildings for student use. This new Faculty Center initiative was led by the generosity of Judy and Russ Carson. The Carsons played a leading role in the success of This is the Day, the most successful comprehensive fundraising campaign in the history of Marymount Manhattan College, by giving the largest individual gift in the history of our College. Upon the successful completion of this fundraising effort, the Carsons then pledged an additional $3 million challenge grant to spark the creation of the new Faculty Center. In the near future, we are looking forward to completing a brand new residence hall in Cooper Square, which will accommodate 272 students and is slated to open Fall 2015. Your support helps the College to flourish and grow. We are very grateful to each one of you for your financial support. Thank you for your ongoing commitment and devotion to Marymount Manhattan College.

James E. Buckman Chairman of the Marymount Manhattan College Board of Trustees

14 Mark Bresnan, Ph.D., 2012 GIFTS & PLEDGES The following Gifts and Pledges list includes individuals, organizations and foundations that have made gifts and/or pledges to the College from July 1, 2011 to June 20, 2012. Assistant Professor Chairman’s Circle Ginger Lyons de Neufville ‘70 and Griffin Circle Carol L. Jackson and Emile Schreiber of Academic Writing $50,000+ Richard de Neufville $1,000–$4,999 Hope D. Knight ‘85 Armen A. and Janette Avanessians Helen Demetrios ‘73 Dr. and Mrs. Peter X. Adams P’12 KPMG, LLC Gloria Spinelli Bohan ‘63 and Mary Francina Golden and Katerina Alevizaki-Dracopoulos ‘02 Maureen McManus Lally ‘60 Dr. Bresnan The Dan and Gloria Bohan Foundation Kenneth Handal P’16 American Society For Biochemistry and Patricia Jonas Laufer ‘85 received his Mr. and Mrs. James E. Buckman Edward and Mary Twomey Greason ‘86 Molecular Biology, Inc Dr. and Mr. Kathleen A. LeBesco Judith M. ‘03 and Russell Carson and Kathleen Monahan Gregg ‘61 Carolyn M. Wonsicki Angelo ‘77 * Aleathia Lee ‘83 and Once for All, Inc. doctoral and The Carson Family Charitable Trust Marsha ‘67 and Carl Hewitt and Anonymous (2) Lois Montagna Libretti ‘68 Masters degrees Debbie and Marc Cooper P’15 The Carl and Marsha Hewitt Max G. Ansbacher Frederick Loewe Foundation Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust Foundation, Inc. Aramark Uniforms and Career Apparel LLC Barbara A. ‘70 and in English from Anne C. Flannery ‘73 Willis and Nancy King and the Katherine Fontanetta Bonomo ‘61 Gerald M. Loughlin, M.D. The University The Glickenhaus Foundation Willis and Nancy King Foundation Mary Ellen Curtin Bradshaw- Helen T. Lowe ‘55 Mary Ellen McNiece ‘91 and Donna Ensign Marshall ‘83 and Weisbuch, M.D. ‘60 and the James H. Lynch of Iowa after Gates Helms Hawn and The Marshall Family Foundation, Inc. Weisbuch-Bradshaw Aid Fund Patricia Parisi Magliocco ‘63 / the Gates Helms Hawn Foundation Morgan Keegan and Company, Inc. Kathleen M. Burke, Esq. ‘72 Bulldog Ventures, Ltd. having Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Lowerre ‘81 and National Endowment for the Arts Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Byrnes P’12 Michele Maher ‘88 completed his The Lowerre Family Charitable Trust John and Sarah O’Connor P’15 and Paul L. Ciraulo P’07 Maryann Paradise Mastoloni ‘52 Constance Nugent McQuade ‘54 and The Brown Foundation of Houston Thomas C. Clark and the Fairfield Michael and Alice Materasso P’13 B.A. in The Joseph C. Nugent Family Omega World Travel County Community Foundation, Inc. Mr. Gerard A. McCallion and English with Charitable Trust Lisa Perry ‘98 / Perry Capital Elizabeth Clarke and The Elizabeth Dr. Regina S. Peruggi Natasha Pearl and Richard R. Stowe and Marjorie Porter-Kuhn ‘86 Clarke Charitable Fund Joan McGreevy-Glatzl ‘84 Distinction from St. Olaf College. the Stowe Family Foundation Margaret Mahony Prowse ‘61 Congregation Emanu-El of the BW Mechanical He has nine years of college teaching U.S. Department of Education The Rudin Foundation, Inc. City of New York Elizabeth Nolan Monagle ‘53 Lucille Zanghi and James Dow P’11 Helyn Quinn Waldorf ‘50 and Joanne Homsy Curi ‘64 Keitha Landy Murray ‘68 experience, which include courses in The Waldorf Family Foundation Ana P. de Castro Souza and Bettye Martin Musham President’s Circle Dr. Peter F. Naccarato Leadership Circle Roberto Martins de Souza P’15 rhetoric and composition, developmental $20,000–$49,999 Alison Rich O’Brien ‘66 $5,000–$9,999 Gina M. DeMayo Goodenough ‘01 writing, science writing, and American Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeSalvio P’15 Susan Filippi O’Shea ‘62 Anonymous Aramark Corporation Mariana Buckley Duncan ‘64 Ostgrodd Foundation Barnard College literature. Recently he taught Richard S. Berry and Lucy A. Commoner Fay Brand Elliott ‘87 Dr. Mary A. Peterson ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Fishel and the The Achelis and Bodman Foundation Irene Farrelly ‘72 Philene Foundation Expository Writing as a lecturer at Fishel Family Charitable Foundation Educational Housing Services Alice Riley Finley ‘79, P’93 PLM Foundation Gerard B. Tracy Associates New York University. In addition to Kathleen Ryan O’Grady ‘77 Marybeth Hession Flachbart ‘80 Promenet, Inc. Gorton and Partners, LLC The Pumpkin Foundation French American Cultural Exchange (FACE) Razoo Foundation his instructional experience, James B. Hornor and The Herman & The Selz Foundation, Inc. General Plumbing Corp. The Regan Family Charitable Fund Henrietta Denzler Charitable Trust Dr. Bresnan has a significant record Lila T. Gold Judith L. Robinson ‘90 Dean’s Circle KPMG, LLC Maureen Brandon Goldsborough ‘66 Vivian Hintze Roche ‘61 in administration, collaborative $10,000–$19,999 Anna Hayes Levin and The Charitable Foundation of Royal Waste Services, Inc Aramark Management Services, L.P. Honorable Sallie Manzanet-Daniels ’85 instruction, and writing across the the Burns Family, Inc. Dr. Christine Fiorella Russo ‘53 Arthur Williams Residuary Trust and Honorable Randy A. Daniels Julianne Thompson Grace ‘59 Veronica Columbo Santilli, M.D. ‘62 curriculum. While at the University of Kathleen ‘65 and George Austin and Louis A. Martarano Dr. Maureen Cahill Grant ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Scott P’14 The George E. & Kathleen E. Austin Barbara Martinsons Iowa, he was recognized with the Edward and Cynthia Grebow RoseMarie J. Seron ‘91 Foundation McGowan Builders, Inc. Barbara McIntyre Hack ‘73 Donald and Elizabeth Steckler P’10 and Dean Peter H. Baker Roy Miller Gerber Award for Excellence in Teaching. Marsha ‘67 and Carl Hewitt and The the Donald and Elizabeth Steckler James F. and Alicia P. Bendernagel ‘73 New York State Department of Education Carl and Marsha Hewitt Foundation, Inc. Charitable Lead Trust Arun Bhatia and The Arun I & Michael and Andrea G. Norkus P’11 Maureen Dunn Hocker ‘66 Elisa Stein Asmita Bhatia Family Foundation / Puppies Behind Bars Lisa Tachick Hooper ‘95 Gloria M. Stevens ‘02 Cooper and 6th Property, LLC Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary Eileen Byrne Hughes ‘72 Shannon April Sweeney ‘95 Madeleine D. Burns ‘84 and Rowe Family Foundation Patricia Crowley Hyland ‘68 Ruth L. Tudos ‘77 The L. W. Frohlich Charitable Trust Chris Lee Stafford, Esq. ‘99 Marjorie L. Ihrig ‘57 Dr. Myrna Martorana ‘68 Uhlich and David Corvo and Michele Willens P’15 Cecilia Tudela-Montero ‘90 and Eleanor Maiella Imperato ‘68 Dr. Roger Uhlich Robert F. Dall Fernando Montero P’13 Mr. Bailey W. Jackson Maureen Murphy Vadala ‘70 Angela Vallot Virginia Finn Van Brunt ‘69

15 Edward P. Van Saders ‘95 and Joana Battaglia ‘57 Patricia Ann Brennan ‘62 P. Rochelle Cavalli ‘90 Vinod Changarath, M.M.S., Paul B. Shusterman Claudia Pomponi Batten ‘72 Elizabeth Shanley Breslin ‘70 Saverio and Mary Cereste Gail Matthews Waddell ‘62 Sara L. Bauknecht ‘09 Margaret T. Bresnan ‘64 Eglin L. Chambers ‘75 Instructor of Finance Nina Jansson Wadsworth ‘62 Aileen Baumgartner Elizabeth T. Bright ‘91 Daniel Champ P’13 Winning Strategies Washington, LLC Florence McHale Baur ‘57 Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Inc. Dr. Roberta Chapey ‘64 Professor Sheila Wishek William and Judith Bautz Carla L. Bromberg ‘07 Susan Charton-Kaplan ‘72 Edwina Gould Yank ‘53 Dr. Sylven Seid Beck ‘72 Mrs. Barbara Andrusco Brooke ‘67 Dr. Barbara Chas ‘72 Changarath is Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Yoo Denise Duross Beckerle ‘54 Shirley Brooks ‘76 Laurie Chaumont ‘74 Jean Engel Zavisza ‘58 Alice Czubakowski Becnel ‘69 Mary Ellen O’Brien Brosnan ‘64 Anne Hanley Cherico ‘62 a Ph.D. Erwin A. Zeuschner Alberta Candia Begley ‘61 Deborah L. Brown ‘83 Rita Gallagher Chiachiere ‘67 Dr. Susan J. Behrens Marita Bisceglia Brown ‘64 Lois P. Chiarello ‘66 candidate in Blue & Gray Circle Lois Bommicino Behrman ‘68 Lorraine Fiore ‘58 Lisa Fredericks Chin ‘81 $1–$999 Finance at the Honore Rofrano Beletti ‘64 Loretta Nicolella Bruccoleri ‘62 Lois E. Chizak ‘85 University of Helen Green Abele ‘79 Elizabeth Schneider Belger ‘56 Marie Brundage ‘53 Kwija Lee Cho ‘83 Beverly Clunie Abisogun ‘74 Esther Liebers Belger ‘56 Laura Eller Brunner ‘51 Carole Lacovara Ciano ‘61 Cincinnati. Robin K. Adam Ellen Wilgus Bell ‘73 Anne Higgins Buckley ‘66 Sandra Cabrera Ciasca ‘92 He completed Gloria D. Adams ‘49 Ruth Bendik ‘73 Elinor Buckley ‘58 Elaine McMahon Cipollone ‘63 Kelly Adams ‘98 Nancy A. Benedetto ‘70 Helen M. Buckley ‘59 Robert and Loretta Ciraldo P’12 his M.M.S. Richard and Barbara Adler Helen E. Benford ‘81 Carolyn C. Buechler ‘69 Gertrude and Joseph Clancy in Operations J. Helene Aleniewski ‘73 Elizabeth Benham Jeanne Joyce Burke ‘73 Margaret L. Clancy ‘77 Nancy and Phillip Alexander P’15 Barbara Mentrasti Benjamin ‘64 Margaret Moran Burke ‘62 Penney L. Penington Clarke ‘85 Research and Juanita De Grella Alguero ‘83 Mary-Anne Brady Bennett ‘69 Patricia Coen Burnham ‘62 Sandra Clayton ‘76 Eleanor Kupencow Alper ‘75 Ann C. Moran Berg ‘69 Joan Prendergast Burns ‘62 Susan McAndrews Clemente ‘80 Finance at Mumbai University, India and Mary Horan Altura ‘69 Evelyn Kaplan Berkal ‘92 Rosanne Trentacoste Burns ‘80 Joanne Clementoni ‘71 his Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Alina Amaral P’14 John and Michele Berman P’11 Rose M. Burrell Miriam Clifford-Hansen ‘79 Christine Ryan Amundsen ‘72 Frances L. Berryhill ‘83 Catharine Wilson Burt ‘73 Nancy Clipper Engineering at University of Calicut, India. Ruth Janeiro Anderson ‘60 Sr. Clare Bertero ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Buscaino P’12 Mr. and Mrs. John Cochran P’14 Before starting his doctoral program, he had Johanna C. Angrisani ‘83 Eilene Keller Bertsch ‘59 Amy K. Bushnell ‘08 Mrs. Ann G. Fitzgerald Coffey ‘82 Anonymous (15) Ruth Harris Best ‘82 Susan E. Butler ‘62 Gloria Cohen ‘79 13 years of work experience, with 12 years Mano Appaswamy ‘91 Sally Bishop ‘81 G. Ann Kerwin Byrne ‘58 Marvelle S. Colby, D.P.A. in equity research in Brokerage and Asset Susan Archer ‘71 Rachel Black ‘69 Betty Cummins Byrne ‘64 Beatrice Budnick Coleman ‘76 and Anne Martin Argentieri ‘70 Patricia Flattery Blake ‘58 Mary E. Byrne ‘84 The Coleman Family Trust Management environments, emphasizing Rebecca Arnold Dr. Elisha Blond ‘05 Patricia Prenty Byrne ‘85 The College and Community Fellowship quantitative research methods and focused Helen and William Aronstein David and Barbara Blumenthal P’12 Catherine Pace Cain ‘72 Charlotte Collins ‘84 Jasvinder K. Arora Beatrice A. Boeglin ‘82 Daniel P. Cain ‘01 Christel Knett Coman ‘77 on global and Indian equities and Asian Mr. Roy Ashton and Ms. Rolla Eisner Eileen Finnegan Bohan ‘64 Jacqueline Calloway ‘87 Elena Comendador Athina Leka Aston ‘56 Mary Betts Logan Bohm ‘95 Hannah E. Campbell ‘12 Lillian Conesa ‘59 banks. Professor Changarath’s instructional Jeanette Aultz ‘00 Carolyn O. Bolt Sarah Kelly Campbell ‘61 Honore Doyle Connor ‘71 experience includes teaching various L. Yvonne Bacarisse ‘57 Mary Tomaszewski Bolte ‘69 Ms. Mary Anne Canavan Carol Maloney Connors ‘56 Harold Baer, Jr. Maryann Bompartito ‘88 Catherine Goodwin Capo ‘79 Joan Castel Conway ‘63 courses in finance at James Madison Katherine Bailess ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Reed Bonadonna Barbara Lamude Cappucci ‘62 Anthony and Susan Cooch P’13 University in Harrisonburg, VA; Robert and Natalie Bailess Sharon Bonanni Maria R. Capucciati ‘81 Charles and Regina Cooper Audra P. Bailey ‘10 Evelyn Giordano Bonanno ‘53 Maureen O’Dea Caragliano ‘67 Patricia Dahlinger Copeland ‘57 Marshall University in Huntington, Gail D. Baker ‘86 Marion Ferretti Bonomo ‘59 Catherine Von Urff Carey ‘73 Stella M. Corcoran ‘90 WV; and the University of Cincinnati in Nanette Lubow Baker ‘96 Amy Boozan Colleen Cariello ‘03 Sara J. Corcoran ‘02 Novella Baker-Brindle ‘76 Robert Bordeau Frances Carlucci ‘74 Stella M. Corcoran ‘90 Cincinnati, OH. His research interest is in Mary Kay Ballard Nancy Kohl Boufford ‘83 Bernadette Timoney Carroll ‘56 Mary F. Cordato, Ph.D. ‘71 the area of financial institutions, with an Bank of America Foundation Diana D. Boutross P’15 Donna Casale P’13 Francine F. Cornelius ‘85 Mary A. Homer Barash ‘88 Eileen Leone Bowen ‘52 Donna L. Casellas ‘81 Kencal Maintenance Corporation empirical focus. Joyce Heffernan Barber ‘69 Barbara Boyd P’12 Mary Frey Cashin ‘69 Barbara Scannell Corrigan ‘66 Jennifer L. Palmer Barnes ‘00 Thomas P. and Anita Boyle P’95 Elizabeth Damrosch Caso ‘95 Sarahann Corrigan ‘62 Elsie M. Corrigan Barone ‘75 Deirdre Boylston ‘59 Eileen Hannon Cassella ‘59 Nhora Cortes-Comerer ‘71 Mary Jo Ekkers Barrows ‘64 Joan Morel Brakman ‘53 Susan E. Cassidy ‘68 Melinda Cosentino Bernadette Barry ‘85 Martha L. Jones Branch ‘74 Mrs. Lesley T. Cassis Professors John and Priscilla Costello Mary O’Malley Barry ‘72 Elizabeth Hannigan Brazaitis ‘67 Florence V. Castellano ‘86 Patricia A. Cotti ‘67 Mary McSorley Bartels ‘81 Sylvia Cotto Brea ‘83 Alania N. Cater ‘03 Joseph and Debra Cottone P’14 Pascale Bastien ‘85

16 Council Of American Nancy and Elwood Deweese P’ 13 JoAnn Gill Ficca ‘69 John and Nicole Geller Edrex Fontanilla, M.F.A., Overseas Research Centers Kathleen Diana ‘94 Bettina Bonanno Filardi ‘53 Rosemary J. Gelshenen Suzanne Devlieger Coursen ‘74 Eileen Mosher Diano ‘81 Sheila Filipowski Jane Gengo Assistant Professor of N. Kent Covington Laura S. Diffenderfer ‘02 Dorothy C. Filoramo ‘62 Eileen Y. Georges ‘80 Jeanne “Bamby” Colgan Craig ‘57 Pamela L. DiLello, M.D. ‘76 Irene Schery Fischer ‘66 Lora Georgiev Communication Arts Cynara Boit Crandall ‘91 William and Teresa Dionisio P’13 Elizabeth Mahan Fister ‘76 Patricia Walsh Geraghty ‘55 Veronika Kuria Crane ‘64 Eileen Stegman Dispenzieri ‘72 Eileen F. Fitzgerald ‘72 Mark Gil ‘75 Mary Ellen Graciano Crawford ‘61 Maureen Foley Dobbin ‘52 Joan Hogan Fitz-Gerald ‘70 Celia Gilbert Professor Patricia Curcio Creamer ‘91 Patricia Dobbs ‘57 Jessica Fitzpatrick ‘03 Roseanne Spiess Giles ‘64 Fontanilla Lynn Guidali Crescio ‘67 Mary Birde Doherty ‘71 Elizabeth Quinn Flanagan ‘59 Carol Lane Gillick ‘60 Maureen O’Leary Crinnion ‘57 Joan and Felix Dolan Joanne Walsh Flanagan ‘55 Mariluz Asensio Giron ‘76 completed Jean B. Crockett, Ph.D. ‘68 Margaret Fitzpatrick Donlon ‘79 Lynne Brennan Flanagan ‘64 Felicia Gironda his M.F.A. Kevin Croke Judy Rohrs Donnelly ‘64 Eileen Daly Fleck ‘66 Marianne Githens ‘56 Lorraine Stella Crosby ‘67 Kathleen Donohue Wanda Fleck Givenik LLC in Literary Marion Haggerty Crowley ‘58 Kerry M. Donohue ‘97 Alice Kelly Fleckenstein ‘58 GJSR Enterprises, Inc. Arts, M.A. in Mary C. Crowley ‘64 Nancy Herzman Doran ‘68 Dr. Mary R. Fleischer Gale M. Glenn ‘87 and the Sarah Laborne Crowley ‘59 Anne W. Doss ‘00 Michele Dunne Flower ‘85 Gale M Glenn Revocable Trust Computer Edith Cruz ‘83 Eileen Toomey Dowling ‘58 Elaine Flug * Global Language and Music, and CSLL Restaurant Corporation Cynthia Griffin Doyle ‘62 and Olivia Radda Foley ‘62 Communication Services, Inc. William C. Cubberley Laurence Doyle Joyce Ford Maryellen Goble ‘76 B.A. in Visual Kathleen T. Morrison Cuddihy ‘74 Burton and Michaele Drayer Kathleen Martin Ford ‘68 Myra Mahoney Goggins ‘59 Patricia Moriarty Cullen ‘80 Judith Crabtree Duffy ‘60 Alecia M. Forrester Alice Mullarkey Golden ‘62 Arts with Roderick R. Cunningham Patricia Scarry Duffy ‘57 Anne Butler Foss ‘78 Cheryl Goldstein Honors at Angela Curmi Marjorie Dugas Dugas ‘80 Martina Fossum Judith Goldstein Teresa M. Curmi ‘03 Rosemarie Levesque Dujardin ‘68 Mary C. Fox ‘54 Lynn M. Goldstein ‘91 Brown University. He is a highly Deborah Lee Cusack P’13 Bernadette Tighe Dunne ‘56 The Franciscans of Fort Lauderdale Marie Kennedy Gonzalez ‘89 collaborative scholar-practitioner who Hattie Brewer Dallas ‘87 * Connie Dunseath-Gallagher ‘74 Lois M. Franco Lawrence and Myrna Goodman Monica Dalton ‘81 Mary McGovern Durning ‘64 Eileen Grimmond Freeman ‘96 Deborah Langan Goodwin performs and creates in a variety of forms Mary Ann Daly ‘72 Leslie Eagle P’06 Patricia Little Friedman ‘67 Google Matching Gifts Program to explore perception, materiality and Claire and Allan Damon Julie Schwarz Edelstein ‘93 Lynn A. Frielinghaus Kathy Hamill Gorman ‘64 Edward and Elizabeth Dauer P’14 Rachel Edmond ‘01 Charles R. Fries Kathryn Parker Gorman ‘75 temporality in celebration of unique, Bruce and Patricia Davenport P’09 Matthew A. Eisenhower Alexander and Christine Froner Mary Anne Hayes Gorman ‘75 experiential moments. Professor Fontanilla Bernard and Susan Davis Joyce Biggers Ellinghaus ‘61 Nina Froriep Mr. Donald Graham Kathleen McCarthy Davis ‘65 Elizabeth Elliott ‘80 Cynthia Dalrymple Frost ‘96 Joan Rooney Graham ‘63 regularly integrates his research and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Davis P’09 Richard and Janice Emling Dr. Laura R. Fry ‘84 Maureen Tormey Grassi ‘69 Kathleen Clare Daw ‘71 Christina Handy Endicott ‘87 Peggy P. Fung ‘03 Thomas and Lydia Gray sensibilities in experience design and digital Cynthia de Ben ‘91 Barbara Borges Erera ‘62 Mary Jo Fusaro ‘74 Marilyn Greeley-Walsh ‘89 media into his creative teaching and Lorena A. De Filippis ‘69 Brett and Mariann G. Ernst P’13 Joan Walsh Galasso ‘56 Karen R. Green ‘88 Barbara Gerard de Zorzi ‘64 Dori L. Evans and Russell C. Ball P’14 Christina Gale ‘97 Mr. Daniel R. Greenblatt and consulting practice. Having taught a wide Janet L. DeCastro ‘77 Rosalind Incorvia Evans ‘60 George and Nicholina Galinsky Ms. Amy C. Schwinder range of students in both introductory Elizabeth Ellard Decker ‘52 Mrs. Donna M. Everitt ‘88 Eugene and Jennifer Gallagher P’15 Mr. Peter L. Greene and Ms. Lori Y. Chan Norman and Carmela Dee Cathryn Fadde ‘91 Josephine Laza Gallagher ‘73 Phyllis F. Greenfogel ‘81 and advanced production courses, Maria DeInnocentiis Kathleen Crotty Fahy ‘72 Rosanne ’82 and John Gallagher P’13 Fay and Dennis Greenwald he offers his students a number of Jean Walsh Deitch ‘56 Harriet D. Fallon ‘72 Desiree V. Gallardo ‘10 Maryann Englert Grieco ‘66 Carole Mandracchia Del Savio ‘62 Mary Ann Carney Faraguna ‘74 Louise Lynch Galleshaw ‘70 Michael J. Grillot P’13 foundational and experimental Rosemarie La Villa D’Elia ‘65 Judith Banzer Farr, Ph.D. ‘57 Barbara Hagan Gambino ‘71 Judith Del Rey Grimaldi ‘80 investigations in contemporary authorship. Josephine B. Dellano ‘68 Delia Cairney Farrell ‘83 Susan Hubert Gammon ‘76 Gail Gross Noreen and James Dengler Carol M. Farris Jaime Ryan Gans ‘57 Mary Powell Grossman ‘67 Caroline Desjardins Theresa Karlovits Fassl ‘73 Eileen Garbe ‘69 Ann C. Gubiotti ‘72 Ann Squillante DeTorres ‘67 Jeanne Marie Fastook, M.D. ‘64 Julia Gardiner Alicia Guerin Ellen Devey Mrs. Nancy Arbusto Fazio ‘70 Clare C. Garetano ‘58 Peggy Madden Gundacker ‘62 Eileen O’Leary Devine ‘57 Joyce Gauntner Fedden ‘53 Norbert Gasser ‘84 Susan J. Silberfarb Gunser ‘82 * Jane Devine ‘66 Elaine Reiman Fenton, Ph.D. ‘59 Elizabeth Hahn Gassman ‘67 Luz Maria Gutierrez ‘85 and the Patricia A. Devine ‘83 Mariel A. Fernandez ‘06 Linda Gatter ‘71 Gutierrez Foundation Donna Devlin ‘72 Rosemarie C. Ferrara ‘67 Abby M. Silva Gavezzoli ‘02 Phyllis Sgueglia Gwatkin ‘67 Nicholas and Elizabeth S. Devlin P’11 Anthony Ferro ‘01 Linda Rothenberg Gelfond Kirstin Sierer Gwirtz ‘10

17 Doreen Haarmann Jere E. Hunt ‘09 Carol Devine Keyes ‘57 Florence H. Lee ‘49 Kathleen E. Haarmann P’12 Ruth Hunter P’12 Alice Keys ‘74 Mary E. Lee ‘65 Dan Hunt, M.F.A., Paul E. Haarmann P’12 Mr. Vincent Lugrine and Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Khost P’13 Linda A. Lees Sylvia Medina Hadley ‘81 Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hunt-Lucarini Catherine Dunn Kiley ‘54 Debra and Benson Lau P’13 Assistant Professor of Nella Krieger Hahn ‘02 Deborah Hunt-Repp ‘82 Marilyn Kesper Killeen ‘62 Margaret M. Leo ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Hall P’98 Donna Hurwitz Kassie Kilpatrick Kilpatrick ‘04 Jeanne Maas Leonard ‘53 Communication Arts Elaine Stracquadanio Hammers ‘71 Eileen Rowe Iammartino ‘70 Judith and Alan Kimmel P’14 Ellen Parlapiano Leppa ‘62 Barbara Messinger Hanley ‘64 IBM Matching Grants Program Robert B. King Joan E. Levey ‘58 * Patricia J. Collins Hannis ‘63 Mary Ann Casa Incalcaterra ‘87 Virginia Hatch King ‘96 Maureen Flynn Levinson ‘58 Professor Hunt Barbara Peet Hanssen ‘55 Ann Inguanta P’13 Richard and Leslie Kittlesen P’13 Marijo Lewandowski and has taught Carla A. Harris Dr. Ann Di Bella Jablon Kiwanis of Astoria/Long Island City Thomas Maurer P’14 Geraldine Harris Joanne Ciske Jacobs, Ph.D. ‘69 Rochelle Klass ‘85 George and Karen Lewis P’14 various courses Marie-Therese Hassell Harris ‘89 Sandra ‘06 and Morton Jacobs Joel Kleinman Arthur and Bria Lewy P’12 as an Adjunct Laura Morson Harsaghy ‘72 John and Peggy Jacobson Ekaterina Novichenko Klimentova ‘97 Corey Liberman Lorraine Livornese Harvey ‘64 Ann Jessen ‘74 Lisa Devine Knobel ‘87 Jessica A. Libroia ‘03 Professor in the Susan A. Harvey ‘01 Ashley Jimenez ‘10 Mary Ann Beins Kocornik ‘56 Benson and Christine Lichtig Communication Carol Hasto ‘56 Nora Jobson ‘89 Konica Minolta Business Annette Delucia Lieblein ‘62 Prof. Donald F. Hayes Adelaide M. Johnson ‘84 Solutions, USA, Inc. Marianne O’Leary Liegey ‘64 Arts Elizabeth A. Hayes ‘52 Adele Johnson ‘88 Koob & Magoolaghan Evelyn M. Ligon ‘87 Department Barbara H. Hayward ‘72 Jacqueline Ruth Johnson ‘86 Don Kortlander ‘06 Tangley C. Lloyd ‘96 and the Marguerite Brassel Heithaus ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson P’10 Carol Koss ‘83 Demarest Lloyd Jr. Foundation at Marymount Robert Hempling P’12 Christopher and Debbie Jones P’12 Erin E. Kotheimer Helgers ‘96 Michele LoBianco Zvia Hempling P’12 Paula M. Jones ‘81 Mary C. Ward Kraemer ‘57 Celia Loia Loia-Scott ‘58 Manhattan Danielle Hemsley A. M. Judith Jordan ‘66 Louisa Kramer-Vida, Ed.D. ‘73 Marion Long College N. Patrick Hennessey M.D. Denise O’Rourke Jordan ‘62 Margaret Doyle Kreft ‘71 Joan Weygant Lonschein ‘82 Joanne Bronski Henrick ‘75 Alexander L. Judka Bernadette Russo Kriftcher ‘65 Florence Defrancesco Lopas ‘62 since 2011. His educational background Gray Henry Dr. Max Kahn and Ms. Kathleen Lampe Cindi and Stuart Krost P’14 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Lopes P’13 includes an M.F.A. in Integrated Media Maureen Driscoll Hentrich ‘70 Rosemary and Keith Kaholokula P’14 Melissa M. Kuba ‘07 Ilse Bauer Lopez ‘89 Rafael Hernandez Grace De Fato Kamins ‘59 Valerie and John Kuhi P’04 Dr. Patricia Marshall Lorenz ‘59 Arts from Hunter College and B.A. in Barbara Piliero Heydon ‘67 Donald and Catherine Kamowski P’01 Jolanta Kulpa-Gubernat ‘67 Jean Walsh Lovejoy ‘66 Mass Communication and English from Veronica Walsh Heyer ‘70 Susan L. Kane Mary G. Kunik ‘74 Suzanne Lubell Desiree Hanna Hickey ‘79 Meg Kane-Smith ‘81 Sylvie Falzon Kunstenaar ‘83 AD Lubow LLC Westfield State College in Westfield, MA. Patricia Jeppson Hickey ‘61 Irene Schlehlein Karazin ‘64 Maureen Beggs Kunz ‘62 Virginia Cheasty Lucey ‘65 Recently he completed a one-year Catherine Szily Hieronymi ‘63 Patricia O’Dea Karhuse ‘72 Lori Kupfer Lisa Chipelo Lumer ‘87 Sylvia Diaz Hierro ‘67 Jennifer Karim ‘02 Anita Kurti, SLP Sherry Stregack Lutken ‘96 Visiting Lectureship at SUNY New Paltz, Callie Spencer Hill ‘86 Amy Mulholland Karle ‘57 Diana J. Kwiatkowski Rubin ‘88 Hilde Lutz ‘77 Mary A. Hillig ‘58 John Katsapis Patricia La Sala ‘73 Regina S. Lynch ‘09 where he also mentored students, Christian and Wendy Hires P’12 Dr. Ira H. Kaufman Katherine Lacey ‘86 Tertia Lynch ‘95 conducted seminars on Final Cut Pro Carla Hjelm ‘84 Gurdeep Kaur Sandra Lagana ‘74 Meghan L. MacAlpine ‘08 Cathleen Quinlan Hodgson ‘86 Eileen McDowell Kavanagh ‘71 Kevin and Ellen Lagasse P’15 Michelle and Neil MacKie and Pro Tools for student groups, Virginia Gribbon Hogan ‘96 Sandra Hendley Kavanagh ‘64 Deirdre Walsh Lambe ‘62 Natalya Fedorova MacWilliams ‘97 and worked with the Women’s Studies and Mary Ann Billings Holland ‘69 Shannon Bolin Kaye Rena Percell Landa ‘89 Mr. T. Andrew Madden Jr. ‘07 Michelle Prevost Holland ‘94 Elinore M. Kelly ‘78 Bruce Sloman and Priscilla Lane P’08 Jessica Donohue Maguire ‘52 Sociology Departments on a joint lecture Andrea Hollandt Constance Kelsey ‘66 Katherine and Stephen Langan Loretta Deneher Maher ‘62 and screening of his work to Marie T. Curran Horn ‘50 Ada Williams Kendall ‘05 Candace and Michael H. Langan P’92 Sandra Barton Mahoney ‘92 Horn Electrical Contracting Winifred Kender ‘68 Mary Hall Langenauer ‘56 Constance Malandri ‘79 explore issues surrounding the gender Lois G. Horowitz ‘89 Winifred Kender ‘68 Mary Holcroft Lanning ‘63 Myra Malkin binary and the criminal justice system. Arnold Horton Judith Shea Kennedy ‘61 Vilma Basello Lara ‘73 Josephine D’Angelo Maloney ‘57 Janice T. Howard ‘01 Brigid Gorman Kenney ‘66 Claire Larosa ‘86 Patricia Maher Maloney ‘61 He is interested in fostering lasting Karen J. Howell Margaret Herrmann Kenny ‘54 Richard and Laura Latrenta Eileen A. Maloy ‘67 Marilyn Henry Howell Adele C. Keogh ‘97 Anna Liberatore Lattanzio ‘69 Dale Mandelman ‘77 collaborations with other academic Deirdre Howley ‘61 Paula Kerrigan-Disanza ‘67 Mary Lavin-Crerand, Ph.D. ‘70 Manhattan Book Co. , Inc. departments to broaden the scope and Angela Hronopoulos ‘03 Constance Roccanova Ellen Lear ‘86 Henry and Rosa Manley Susan Lovaglio Hudick ‘78 Kerwick-Kearns ‘57, P’81 Sharon Whalen Leary ‘57 Jennifer Albert Mann ‘88 experience for students throughout the year. Sheila M. Hughes P’13 Kathryn Kessel Christiane Leboeuf ‘99 Ruth J. Mannhaupt ‘70 Agnes M. Hunt Mrs. Marsha Kessler Dyana Dumberger Lee ‘79 Alison Manning ‘08

18 Patricia Dolan Manning ‘72 Josephine Zingaro McShane ‘56 Kathleen J. Murphy ‘68 Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Padgett Sydney Maresca, M.F.A., Robert S. Manzo P’12 Mary McCabe Meakem ‘79 Mary Ellen Hartigan Murphy ‘70 Waleska Padillo-Castellar ‘01 Mary-Jane O’Brien Mardis ‘67 Kathleen A. Meehan ‘68 Suzanne M. Murphy ‘87 Barbara DiAgostino Paesano ‘79 Assistant Professor of Laura-Ann Marino ‘06 Patricia Rita Meehan ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Murray P’14 Marie Menna Pagliaro ‘56 Thalia Marmaras ‘72 Ana Mejia-Andrade ‘99 Marian Cox Myskowsky ‘66 Thomas Palatucci Theatre Arts Susan Bermingham Marro ‘89 Joan Anne Melanson ‘88 * Peter A. and Laura T. Naccarato Martha Palubniak ‘90 Patricia Marron ‘90 Robin Melen Bernadette A. Nader ‘86 Camille Difrisco Pandolfelli ‘57 Donna Ensign Marshall ‘83 Susan Slocum Melino ‘75 Teresa Navarro Nasif ‘67 Christine M. Parks ‘80 Professor Norma Dobson Marshburn ‘87 Ida Melone ‘73 Marija Masionis Navickas ‘65 Theresa Timko Parsons ‘89 Maresca is a Sabina Martelli ‘70 Christine Nevin Meloro ‘74 Regina Neal ‘74 Martin Pastore Anne Wacewiz Martin ‘56 Myra A. Merlo ‘67 Michelle Cantero Needle ‘73 JoAnne Adams Pavia ‘54 professional Ellen Forrest Martin ‘65 Metropolitan Life Foundation The Daniel M. Neidich and Jean Samartan Pawlik ‘66 costume Jacqueline A. Martin ‘78 Matching Gift Program Brooke Garber Foundation Jeanne Pearson-Gray ‘80 Mary Antoinette Martin ‘99 Janet Thurkow Micari ‘72 Tim and Marlene Nelson P’14 Joanne Pellegrino, Esq. ‘66 designer with Antonia Ferraro Martinelli ‘98 Jeanne A. Michaud ‘67 Helen McCormack Nerod ‘62 Geraldine McDermott Pender ‘68 a strong Minerva Martinez-Zanca ‘79 Bernadette Michel ‘90 Dianora Niccolini ‘95 Rudolph A. Perez Eileen O’Connor Massa ‘76 Linda Miele-Cavallaro ‘83 Alpha L. Nichols Patricia E. Permakoff ‘75 background in Barbara D. Massey Hermine ‘77 and Sidney Migdon Anne Trenkle Nichter ‘54 Margaret Carey Pero ‘62 costume Sandra Cherone Mathis ‘62 Barbara J. Miller ‘77 Frances-Ann Nolan ‘59 Severine Perrin Betsy Durkin Matthes ‘96 Kenneth Miller Jeanette Norris ‘74 Jane Byrne Petretti ‘71 construction and Vita Tallat-Kelpsa Matusaitis ‘64 Linda Miller-Roseman ‘91 Northeast Floor Coverings, Inc Ann Winters Petrovits ‘88 Castillo Mauricio Joan Weiss Mines ‘73 Mary C. Norton, Ed.D. ‘58 Janet Petterson ‘78 fashion history. Lawrence May and Deborah Beece P’12 Maureen C. Mingle ‘82 Regina Novy ‘79 Antoinette Greco Pettineo ‘72 Her designs Marguerite Shilling Mayers ‘67 Mary V. Minstrell ‘64 Loraine K. Obler Nora Wynne Peyton ‘74 Brooke Boschen McAnaney ‘03 Lavinia Bowie Miro ‘72 Ann P. O’Brien The Piano Doctor, Inc. have been seen all over New York City Deirdre C. McAnena P’12 Melvina Missouri-Donovan ‘74 Cheryl O’Brien Jacqueline I. Hunt Pickering ‘00 and the country. She is a resident designer Margaret A. McCaffrey ‘63 Helen Ravert Mitchell ‘88 Alison Rich O’Brien ‘66 Gloria Plaut Regina Carfagno McCairns ‘73 Mary Maloney Mitchell ‘56 Margaret Hollman O’Brien ‘94 Kathryn McLaughlin Plum ‘60 with OBIE Award (Off-Broadway Theater Eileen Pillmeier McCardle ‘50 Brooke Mitzner Peggy O’Brien Faragasso ‘67 David Podell, Ph.D. Award) winning company The Debate Alice O’Hara McCarter ‘65 Mary McGrath Moclair ‘62 Anne Hallowell Obuck ‘57 Christine Polaneo Deirdre Dundon McCormack ‘68 Megan Moffit ‘03 Mary Anne O’Shea O’Callahan ‘64 Barbara Hoppe Pollock ‘86 Society (TDS) and her work was nominated Kelly M. McCormack ‘09 Dr. Patricia Mohr ‘62 Joan Branchini Occhipinti ‘58 Kristi Pond P’12 for a Henry Hewes Design Award for TDS’s Mary Roberts McCormack ‘61 David Mold and Rebecca Fasanello Sharon A. O’Dea ‘86 Eric Popp Dorothy McCoy ‘74 Jonathan and Rebecca Moldover P ‘11 Mary Hehir O’Donnell ‘61 Margaret Hannon Porciello ‘70 Buddy Cop 2. She has an M.F.A. degree Joan Kelly McCoy ‘61 Ana V. Molina ‘81 Mary Fullam O’Donnell ‘58 Ms. Patricia Porter ‘78 Rocky and Jane McCullough P’11 Virginia Grace Monahan ‘67 Barbara Pickess O’Halloran ‘56 Dr. Marie Heneghan Postner ‘62 from New York University’s Maureen Hynes McDermott ‘88 Miguel A. Montalvo P’14 Carol Delaney O’Handley ‘67 Montserrat Prades-Martynek ‘88 Tisch Department of Design for Stage Frances McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Montavon P’12 Mary Morley O’Hanlon ‘75 Roberta Hoffman Preisel ‘65 Maria Parran McDonald ‘70 Frank J. Monteleone ‘04 Annette Perrin O’Hare ‘58 Frances Prelli ‘58 and Film and a B.A. from Sarah Emily Burke McDonough ‘62 Mrs. Ann Monton P ‘09 Mrs. Elaine P. Okonkwo ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Price Lawrence College. Professor Maresca Joan Greco McDougall ‘86 Jeffrey and Susan Moody P’12 Margaret O’Leary ‘69 Kathleen Feuerstein Proud ‘86 Margaret McElhone ‘63 Joanne Moore ‘65 Leslie O’Malley, Ph.D. ‘64 Jennifer L. Purdon and has worked with students both as Eileen McEntegart Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Moore P’12 Margaret McLaughlin O’Mara ‘99 Michael J. Templeton P’15 an educator and as a designer at a Trina S. McField Armando Morales ‘12 Mary A. Breen O’Neill ‘74 Susan and Peter Purdy Patricia A. McGivern ‘62 Lorraine Malley Moran ‘73 Evelyn O’Dwyer O’Prey ‘61 Deanna O. Quevedo ‘75 number of universities including Pace, Joan Austin McGowan, Ph.D. ‘66 Margaret K. Morris Patricia Kennedy O’Prey ‘63 Nora Eberhardt Quigley ‘51 Princeton, Sarah Lawrence, Western Barbara Russo McGrath ‘60 Michael and Kerry Morrison P’13 Catherine O’Rourke ‘74 Barbara Silvestri Quinn ‘57 Christine Kaspak McGuire ‘73 Noelle O’Callaghan Morrison ‘95 Thomas and Sandra O’Rourke P’11 Donna Jabbour Quinn ‘74 Connecticut State University, Juilliard and Kathleen Carberry McKee ‘75 Susana Mortes Sr. Alice O’Shaughnessy, M.D. ‘56 Susanne R. Quinn ‘88 Susan McKeon ‘66 Mr. Gary Berner and Ann Deery O’Shea ‘62 Bonnie Hernandez Quintero ‘89 the Curtis Institute. Joyce Ortell McLaughlin ‘57 Mrs. Dawn M. Muller P’12 Wendy Osserman Denise and Jonathan Rabinowitz Miriam E. Krause McLean Mary McCarthy Mumford ‘60 Mary T. O’Sullivan ‘68 Mary Radice Eileen McLoughlin ‘81 * Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mundy P’07 Mark and Anne M. Otts Ernest and Constance Rahman Frances M. Cloonan McLoughlin ‘58 Colleen Kade Murphy ‘72 Lisa Perkins Ougourlian ‘88 Anita Raisch ‘81 Valerie McNamara Sr. Jacqueline A. Murphy, RSHM ‘55 S. Keith Outlaw Caroline Shaw Ramsey ‘76 McNulty Outdoors, Inc. Kathleen O’Hare Murphy ‘83 David Schoenthal P’12 Joan Rand ‘60

19 Patricia Meany Rand ‘55 Patricia Driscoll Schiller ‘61 Penelope A. and Arnold Spangler P’11 Marcia Van Vechten ‘81 Tahneer Oksman, M.A., Vandana Rao and Ashish Dev Clare De Santo Schlich ‘58 The Arthur and Pollock Spiegel Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vanduyne Myriam Otero Rasulo ‘70 Eleanor M. Schmauser ‘84 Carola Hortmann Sprague ‘61 Mary E. Molloy Vargas ‘68 Assistant Professor of Joanna Seely Reid ‘53 Barbara E. Schneider ‘88 Barbara A. Stahura ‘75 Dorothy Ehrlich Vawter ‘84 Margaret Power Reilly ‘53 Joanne Ribaudo Schneider ‘69 Norma Stanford ‘61 Barbara Vellucci ‘82 Academic Writing Marjorie Gleeson Reilly ‘60 Steven and Brenda Schneiderman Heather M. Stanton Geraldine Sullivan Venskus ‘64 Ronald and Robin Reisman Theresa A. Schoenig, Ph.D. ‘57 Rebecca Steckler ‘10 Verizon Virginia Smith Rhatigan ‘66 Kevin and Carol Schuele P’15 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stedfeld P’12 The Vermont Community Foundation Professor Joanne Love Rhoads, M.D. ‘72 Joan Wright Schuster ‘68 Carolyn N. Steed Marilia Verri Oksman is a Rhythm Of Life Corporation, Diane Horowitz Schwartz ‘00 Barbara E. Stein Joan Vaneria Viggiano ‘57 DBA Broadway Dance Center Maryellen McGoldrick Schwarz ‘60 Ellen C. Haney Stein ‘64 Sr. Catherine Vincie, RSHM ‘73 Ph.D. Mary Doran Richards ‘58 Valerie J. Schwinger Margaret Unger Sternfeld ‘69 Linda A. Vinson ‘84 candidate in Peggy M. Richards ‘84 Frances Castiglia Scoville ‘71 Linda Stocknoff Jeanne M. Viviani ‘68 Mr. Kenneth Richieri and Ms. Kathryn Obler Elizabeth and William Seaman P’14 Lorraine Esselborn Stratis ‘65 Carol Jones Vobach ‘62 English Geraldine Rigney Mary Ann Sears-Prunty ‘51 Haila Strauss Joanne Schuh Vorburger ‘65 Language and Christina N. Rinaldi ‘05 Jim and Lisa Seguin P’08 Patricia Stryker ‘57 F.B. “Lee” M. H. Wadelton III Camille Rinato Kimberly Tzimorotas Self ‘88 Dr. Eileen Sullivan ‘63 Colette A. Wagner ‘73 Literature Eula and Vanessa Roberts P’14 Grace Sells ‘83 Jacqueline Pinto Sullivan ‘64 Sandra Wakefield ‘03 at the Graduate Barbara Robertson ‘84 Lynda M. Senisi ‘10 Judith Sullivan Walk4Hearing Carol Fox Roche ‘58 Sentinel Benefits and Financial Group Mary Geraghty Sullivan ‘62 Diana Paulsen Walker ‘06 Center of the Dana Grunklee Rodden ‘08 Margaret Kamowski Shakibai ‘01 Paul and Stacey Summers P’12, P’15 Sheila O’Boyle Walsh ‘66 Robert Rodwin Eileen McQuade Shapiro ‘74 Bernadette Avitabile Surak ‘72 Ann Nannery Ward ‘65 City University Georgia B. Roelof Roslyn Shapiro ‘96 Emile B. Svitzer Charles and Alice Ward P’ 15 of New York Kurt and Shyanne Roeloffs Eileen McGivern Shea ‘64 Donald and Kimberly Switzer P’12 Professor Maryanne Cavanagh Ward ‘66 James Rogers Richard Sheldon Jacquelyn Meryl Sykes ‘05 Sidney and Sharon Warren (CUNY). She completed an M.A. Rachel Munoz Romero ‘81 Denah S. Angel Shenkman ‘05 John Sykes P’05 Ronnie Guariglia Warren ‘69 in Humanities at the University of Chicago Mrs. Oren Root Clare M. Sheridan ‘63 Gisela T. Szurgot ‘03 Rita Ortiga Waterman ‘64 Lorraine Rosano ‘62 Joan Trovato Sheridan ‘67 Eva Nemeth Taborsky ‘52 Adrienne and Ronald Webster P’15 and a B.A. in English at the University Margaret Conroy Rosenfeld ‘62 Joseph and Gabriella Sheridan P’15 Sheila Barry Tacon ‘56 Suzanne Billings Webster ‘72 of Pennsylvania. Over the past six years Elizabeth Bleda Ross ‘54 Rosemarie Longobardi Shevlin ‘78 Moheeta Tamrakar Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Weihl P’01 Helen C. Noonan Rossler ‘58 Deborah Bevan Shinner ‘72 Judith C. Tate, Ph.D. ‘63 Jean Wentworth Professor Oksman has taught writing and James Rouhanden and Stephanie Young Malin M.B. Kallberg-Shroff ‘98 Mrs. Ellis Taussig-Phyfe ‘90 Barbara Lake West ‘67 literature courses at various institutions. Marianne Vogel Round ‘79 Dr. Teresa M. Signorelli Austin N. Taylor ‘11 Emily Westerman Victoria Jersitz Russo ‘73 Laura and Robert Sillerman Beverly A. Taylor ‘90 Alicia F. White ‘95 Her courses stress the importance of writing Ellen Todaro Ryan ‘88 Cheryl B. Silver ‘89 Mary Ruhe Tesoriero ‘64 Ann O’Connor White ‘76 Mary Ann Mangini Safrey ‘70 Tina M. Silvestro ‘78 Carol A. Tessel Beryl E. White ‘83 as a mode of thinking by incorporating Mr. and Mrs. Brandt Sakakeeny Merle L. Simon ‘04 Gloria Blanchfield Thomas, Ph.D. Joyce Jones White ‘76 visual elements, such as photographs, Jean Sonnenblick Saklad ‘78 Annabelle G. Simpson ‘69 Peggy Thompson ‘76 Joanne O’Connell Whitney ‘59 Joanna A. Salviani ‘66 Theresa Oifer Sinopoli ‘73 Guillermo Thorne ‘86 Richard ‘92 and Courtney ‘91 Whittington films, and graphic narratives, to teach Ann Neefus Sammon ‘61 Carolyn G. Skiffington ‘81 Joy Thorpe ‘80 Denise Diffley Whorton ‘70 the fundamentals of good writing and Karin A. Sanders ‘98 Mark and Tammy Skolnick P’12 TIAA-CREF Jacqueline L. Wilcher Alister Sanderson, Ph.D. P’06, P’08 Carole Lawrence Skoulatos ‘66 Ann R. Tierney ‘62 Arleen Vanbrunt Wilcox ‘76 critical thinking. Professor Oksman Patricia Fillo Sands ‘66 Janet Lee Cassen Slavin Dr. Richard Tietze Lynn W. Wildman will be serving as the Director of the Jeannette and Alexander Sanger Adrienne M. Smith ‘80 Susan Tisch-Allen Mrs. Marilyn L. Wilkie Leonard and Nadia Santarsiero P’14 Claire Fitzgerald Smith ‘59 Regina P. Titus ‘82 Paul and Joan Wilkinson P’05 Freshman Writing Program at Marymount Wayne Santucci Theresa Mueller Smith ‘77 Dina Pagliughi Tornabene ‘72 Doris D. Williams ‘82 Manhattan College. Marybeth Sarsfield ‘58 Vanesia Smith ‘93 Irma Torres ‘92 Eugene and Jacqueline Williams P’12 Diane Gamba Satriano ‘72 Claudette James Snitiker ‘62 Jeanette Flores Torres ‘86 Jean Williams ‘77 Marilyn A. Sauline ‘76 Ann Solberg Mr. Randal D. Tupper Lottie Morgan Williams ‘76 Alice Pidgeon Scarangella ‘69 Mr. William C. Soleau and Patricia Toomey Tweedy ‘74 Eileen Wilson ‘73 Irene Schaefer ‘63 Ms. Christine Redpath-Soleau Eileen Ambrose Tynan ‘66 Katherine Persico Wilson ‘87 Peter Schaefer and Margaret Schwartz Mary L. Solliday ‘75 Bernice Tyson ‘81 Betty Ann Mulry Windbiel ‘51 Jenna Schebell Dr. Linda Z. Solomon Susan Krische Ujazdowski ‘82 Treb Winegar Carol Jedlicka Schessler ‘66 Randy and Dianne Sora P’14 Vilma M. Vaccaro ‘84 Avia Kinard Wise ‘78 Raymond and Donna Schiano Angel and Claire Soto Hope Bahlert Valbuena ‘83 Carol Ephraim Wise ‘62 Elizabeth Lynch Schiebel ‘63 Loretta Churley Spadafora ‘64 Elizabeth Hallowell Valentino ‘59 Patricia Wittenstein

20 Women’s Civic Club of Katonah The Rudin Foundation, Inc. Kathleen M. Burke, Esq. ‘72 Elise M. Wagner Lolita Colson Wood ‘73 The Selz Foundation, Inc. In memory of Marion and Jim Cahill In honor of Meghan Dengler Trista (Shih-Ching) Dolores Johnson Wright ‘60 The Arthur and Pollock Spiegel Foundation Maureen ‘60 and Patrick Grant Noreen and James Dengler Kathleen Anthony Wyman ‘96 Donald and Elizabeth Steckler In honor of Judith M. Carson In memory of Mother William Daly and Wang, M.B.A., Marjorie Conroe Wynne ‘62 Charitable Lead Trust The Pumpkin Foundation Mother Thomas Hanrahan Rudolph and Kathy Wyrofsky P’14 Stowe Family Foundation Joseph and Carol Reich Bernadette Tighe Dunne ‘56 Instructor of Marketing Richard and Sheila Yacobush P’11 The Vermont Community Foundation In honor of Lisa Casale ‘13 In memory of Grace Finigan ‘76 Elaine Yudkovitz P’10 The Waldorf Family Foundation Donna Casale Beverly Clunie Abisogun ‘74 Corinne Holgerson Zander ‘79 Arthur Williams Residuary Trust In memory of Julia Campbell Gordon In honor of Marion C. Flannery Professor Wang Clarissa and Ronald A.* Zanoni Eglin L. Chambers ‘75 Anne C. Flannery ‘73 Tribute Gifts is a doctoral Muriel MacDonald Zarb ‘64 In honor of Liza Ciraldo ‘12 In honor of Mary Fleisher In honor of Cathryn Adams ‘12 Giedre Zaunius ‘54 Robert and Loretta Ciraldo P’12 Kerry M. Donohue ‘97 candidate in Dr. and Mrs. Peter X. Adams P’12 Elizabeth Zebrowski ‘62 In honor of Dr. Joseph P. Clancy In memory of Ita Ford In honor of Dr. Ann Aguano the Fox School Margaret Godfrey Zell ‘62 Eleanor M. Imperato ‘68 Sarah Kelly Campbell ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Khost P’13 Maureen Kelly Zuk ‘63 In honor of Hallie Cohen Kathleen Monahan Gregg ‘61 of Business at In memory of Vernon Anthony Alper Steven and Brenda Schneiderman (2) Vanguard Charitable Trusts and Foundations Eleanor Kupencow Alper ‘75 Temple In honor of Dr. Marvelle Colby Endowment Program The Achelis and Bodman Foundation In honor of Dr. Peter Baker Linda A. Vinson ‘84 In memory of Carmine Gamba University, The George E. & Kathleen E. Austin Anonymous In memory of Candida Connolly Diane Gamba Satriano ‘72 Foundation Prof. Donald F. Hayes Philadelphia, Joanna A. Salviani ‘66 In honor of Class of 1976 The Arun I & Asmita Bhatia In memory of Paulette Bastien In memory of Kateri Freaney Cooke Maryellen Goble ‘76 PA, with a broad Family Foundation Pascale Bastien ‘85 Joanne O’Connell Whitney ‘59 In honor of Joseph Goulart III ‘12 The Dan and Gloria Bohan Foundation In honor of Aileen Baumgartner In honor of John and Priscilla Costello Valerie McNamara range of research The Brown Foundation of Houston Barbara McIntyre Hack ‘73 Ronnie Guariglia Warren ‘69 In memory of Robert and Kathryn Graciano The Charitable Foundation of the In honor of Adrienne Baxter Bell interests In honor of Professor John Costello Mary Ellen Graciano Crawford ‘61 Burns Family, Inc. Anonymous Peter A. and Laura T. Naccarato In memory of Evelyn and Bernard Spanier including the consumer decision-making The Carson Family Charitable Trust In honor of John and Susan Bendik Regina P. Titus ‘82 Karen R. Green ‘88 The Coleman Family Trust Ruth Bendik ‘73 process, sensory branding, luxury branding In honor of Priscilla Costello In memory of Paul R. Greenfogel The Herman & Henrietta Denzler In memory of Barbara Bennett ‘83 Penney L. Penington Clarke ‘85 Phyllis F. Greenfogel ‘81 and product categorization. Most recently Charitable Trust Mary V. Minstrell ‘64 Kathleen A. Meehan ‘68 In memory of Michael Hannon Fairfield County Community In memory of Sr. Marjella Berg, RSHM she has been researching the impact Peter A. and Laura T. Naccarato Eileen Hannon Cassella ‘59 Foundation, Inc. Elaine Reiman Fenton, Ph.D. ‘59 Regina P. Titus ‘82 In memory of Sr. Edmund Harvey of social media on luxury branding Fishel Family Charitable Foundation In honor of Amanda Berman In memory of Mary C. Ward Kraemer ‘57 Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust John and Michele Berman P’’11 (2) strategies. Her teaching expertise includes Mr. and Mrs. William H. Colgan In honor of Dina A. Hempling ‘12 The L. W. Frohlich Charitable Trust In honor of Genevieve Bingham ‘11 Jeanne “Bamby” Colgan Craig ‘57 Robert Hempling P’12 various courses in Marketing Research, Gale M. Glenn Revocable Trust Michael H. Bingham P’11 In memory of Sr. William R. Daley In memory of Veronica McNamara Walsh The Glickenhaus Foundation The Piano Doctor, Inc. Lois P. Chiarello ‘66 Veronica Walsh Heyer ‘70 Consumer Behavior, Strategic Marketing, Gutierrez Foundation In honor of Shira Blumenthal ‘12 In memory of Rosalie A. Dall ‘82 In honor of Sara Hires ‘12 Gates Helms Hawn Foundation David and Barbara Blumenthal P’12 Sales Management, Business to Business Robert F. Dall Christian and Wendy Hires P’12 (2) The Carl and Marsha Hewitt In memory of Serena D. Bobrowsky In honor of Colin Davis In memory of Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Marketing and International Marketing at Foundation, Inc. Joan Kelly McCoy ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Davis Jordan and Mrs. Gertrude H. Billinger Willis and Nancy King Foundation In memory of J. William Bordeau Temple University and National Chengchi In memory of Professor Mary T. Delahanty A. M. Judith Jordan ‘66 Demarest Lloyd Jr. Foundation Marvelle S. Colby, D.P.A. Barbara Gerard de Zorzi ‘64 In honor of Ms. Zoe Kaplan University in Taipei, Taiwan. She holds Frederick Loewe Foundation Cynthia de Ben ‘91 and William Grant Irene Schaefer ‘63 Adele C. Keogh ‘97 The Lowerre Family Charitable Trust Kerry M. Donohue ‘97 an M.B.A. in International Business/ In memory of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dellano In memory of Sheila Horgan Kelly ‘61 The Marshall Family Foundation, Inc. Paul B. Shusterman Josephine B. Dellano ‘68 Mary Hehir O’Donnell ‘61, in memory International Marketing and B.B.A. in National Endowment for the Arts Chris Lee Stafford, Esq. ‘99 In memory of Barbara G. Tchabovsky of Joseph and Margaret Hehir The Daniel M. Neidich and April Sweeney ‘95 International Business from National Anonymous (2) In memory of SSgt Chris Kiernan Brooke Garber Foundation Edward P. Van Saders ‘95 and Dr. Susan J. Behrens Sean O’Rourke Chengchi University, Taiwan. The Joseph C. Nugent Family Paul Shusterman Susan M. DeMetropolis Thomas and Sandra O’Rourke (2) Charitable Trust In memory of Thomas E. Bowen, Sr. Stan Gamel In honor of Ed Fish Ostgrodd Foundation Eileen Leone Bowen ‘52 Jungmoon Hyun Joel Kleinman Philene Foundation April P. Landes In memory of Elita Bucher PLM Foundation In memory of Rosemary Brown Razoo Foundation Barbara Silvestri Quinn ‘57 The Pumpkin Foundation Roseanne Spiess Giles ‘64 Dena G. Rosenberg In honor of Kristin Kuhi ‘04 Razoo Foundation In memory of Catherine P. and Richard and Ann Signorelli Valerie and John Kuhi P’’04 Rowe Family Foundation Hubert J. Burke

21 In memory of Dorothy Kuveke ‘60 In honor of Austin W. Nelson ‘14 Ginger Lyons de Neufville ‘70 Maureen Kelly Zuk ‘63 Tim and Marlene Nelson P’14 (2) Patricia Parisi Magliocco ‘63 In honor of Rachael Switzer ‘12 Sarah Nelson Wright, M.F.A., In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Basello In memory of Mary Ellen Maher Nix ‘62 Josephine D’Angelo Maloney ‘57 Donald and Kimberly Switzer P’12 (2) Vilma Basello Lara ‘73 Susan Filippi O’Shea ‘62 Margaret McElhone ‘63 In honor of Eleanora Templeton Assistant Professor of In honor of Thomas Lawson ‘12 In memory of Eileen Duggan Norton ‘61 Anne McKernan, O.P. ‘63 Jennifer L. Purdon and Michael J. Barbara Boyd P’12 Alberta Candia Begley ‘61 Maria Kuria Montgomery ‘61 Templeton P’15 (2) Communication Arts In memory of Mother Peter Elliott, RSHM In memory of Mrs. Carol Novy Susan Filippi O’Shea ‘62 In honor of Renee M. Tessier ‘07 Florence H. Lee ‘49 Regina Novy ‘79 Natasha Pearl and Richard R. Stowe Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mundy P 07 In memory of Mother Dymphna In memory of Pierre Novy Geraldine McDermott Pender ‘68 In memory of Silvia Thompson Malone Professor Alice Riley Finley ‘79 Regina Novy ‘79 Kathryn McLaughlin Plum ‘60 Peggy Thompson ‘76 Wright is an Lynn M. Goldstein ‘91 In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Deery Doris F. Sukup Scaturro ‘61 In memory of Geri Keeley Trout ‘69 Evelyn O’Dwyer O’Prey ‘61 Ann Deery O’Shea ‘62 Irene Schaefer ‘63 Annabelle G. Simpson ‘69 interdisciplinary Ronnie Guariglia Warren ‘69 In honor of Natasha Peal Theresa A. Schoenig, Ph.D. ‘57 In memory of Richard W. Vawter media artist In memory of Elsie Marie McMahon Benson and Christine Lichtig Jeanne M. Viviani ‘68 Dorothy Ehrlich Vawter ‘84 Maureen Flynn Levinson ‘58 In memory of Regina Fullam Powers Colette A. Wagner ‘73 In honor of Mary McCarthy Warren ‘66 and educator In memory of Adrienne Lewis Mary Fullam O’Donnell ‘58 Lucille Zanghi and James Dow P’11 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund with a strong Deborah L. Brown ‘83 n memory of Muriel D. Quartararo Maureen Kelly Zuk ‘63 Alison Rich O’Brien ‘66 In honor of Taylor A. Lewis James F. and Alicia P. Bendernagel ‘73 In memory of John Downing In memory of Mary Ortiga and record of socially George and Karen Lewis P’14 (2) In memory of Eduardo and Roas Quevedo Mary Doran Richards ‘58 Amalia Rattazzi engaged projects In honor of Helen Lowe Deanna O. Quevedo ‘75 In memory of Mill Roseman Rita Ortiga Waterman ‘64 Nora Wynne Peyton ‘74 In honor of Martin Reidy Linda Miller-Roseman ‘91 In memory of Mother Ferdinand that employ art In honor Of Jaqueline Lynch GJSR Enterprises, Inc. In honor of Jason Rosenfeld Tina M. Silvestro ‘78 The Lynch Family Fund of the Gary and Judy Reidy P’14 Anonymous In memory of Mr. Michael and to engage in Community Foundation of New Jersey In memory of Mrs. Irene Whalen In honor of the dialogue about James H. Lynch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Fiorella, Sr. Sharon Whalen Leary ‘57 Religious of the Sacred In honor of Robert and Mary Lynch Dr. Christine Fiorella Russo ‘53 In honor of Jean P. Wilhelm access, equity and representation. She is Heart of Mary Tertia Lynch ‘95 In memory of Kathleen Kavanagh ‘64 Anonymous Anonymous also a dedicated university professor with In memory of Maureen Lyons Olson Sandra Hendley Kavanagh ‘64 In honor of Marilyn Wilkie Eilene Keller Bertsch Ginger Lyons de Neufville ‘70 In honor of Emily Santarsiero (2) Barbara Robertson ‘84 experience teaching analytical and studio Marion Ferretti Bonomo ‘59 In memory of Margaret and Leonard and Nadia Santarsiero P‘14 In honor of Bria Williams Catherine Cook Herlihy Brogan ‘66 courses at NYU Polytechnic and Hunter James MacDonald In memory of Sr. Judith Savard Geraldine Rigney Bulldog Ventures, Ltd. Muriel MacDonald Zarb ‘64 Elizabeth T. Bright ‘91 In honor of Eugene Williams ‘12 College. In addition to teaching and The Charitable Foundation of the In memory of Mary & Henry Maloy Francine F. Cornelius ‘85 Eugene and Jacqueline Williams P’12 Burns Family, Inc. making art, Professor Wright has a rigorous Eileen A. Maloy ‘67 Cynara Boit Crandall ‘91 (2) Judith M. ‘03 and Russell Carson In honor of Cassandra Manzo ‘12 Mary L. Solliday ‘75 In honor of Treb Winegar practice as a curator, engaging with Mr. Russell L. Carson Robert S. Manzo P’12 In honor of Elena Schiano ‘12 Anonymous Veronika Kuria Crane ‘64 In honor of Veronica Martin Raymond and Donna Schiano (2) In honor of Joseph S. Handel community organizations to create events Lynn Guidali Crescio ‘67 Mary A. Martin ‘99 In honor of Ashley L Schoenthal ‘12 Kathleen Anthony Wyman ‘96 Josephine B. Dellano ‘68 that use media art to fuel public dialogue. In honor of Anne Mazelis David Schoenthal P’12 In memory of Carol Zara ‘85 Kathleen Crotty Fahy ‘72 Regina Neal ‘74 In memory of Iriving and Helene Schwartz Michele Dunne Flower ‘85 She received her M.F.A. in Integrated Anne C. Flannery ‘73 In memory of Sister Raymund McKay, RSHM Diane Horowitz Schwartz ‘00 In memory of Cornelia Zayat Hanna Mary C. Fox ‘54 Media Arts at Hunter College and her B.A. Sheila Barry Tacon ‘56 In honor of Christopher James Sheehan ‘13 Desiree Hanna Hickey ‘79 Maureen Brandon Goldsborough ‘66 In memory of Margaret Ellen McNamee Deborah Lee Cusack P 13 in American Studies at Yale University. Julianne Thompson Grace ‘59 Louise Lynch Galleshaw ‘70 In memory of Dr. Gurcharan Singh The Carl and Marsha Hewitt She will be serving as Director for In memory of Margaret Molinari Duckles ‘67 Sara J. Corcoran ‘02 Foundation, Inc. Carol Delaney O’Handley ‘67 Noelle O’Callaghan Morrison ‘95 The Theresa Lang Center for Producing at Marsha A. Hewitt ‘67 In honor of Manuel Noriega Sandra Wakefield ‘03 Maureen Dunn Hocker ‘66 Marymount Manhattan College. Miguel A. Montalvo P’14 In honor of Rosemarie Siringo Eleanor M. Imperato ‘68 In memory of Barry Monton Janet Silverman ‘81 Amy Mulholland Karle ‘57 Mrs. Ann Monton P ‘09 In honor of Jake Skolnick ‘12 Lisa Devine Knobel ‘87 John Monton ‘09 Mark and Tammy Skolnick P’12 (2) Bernadette Russo Kriftcher ‘65 In honor of Jill E. Moody ‘12 In memory of Elizabeth Walker Maureen M. Lally ‘60 Jeffrey and Susan Moody P’12 (2) Stenerson ‘66 Maureen Flynn Levinson ‘58 In memory of my parents Eileen Daly Fleck ‘66 Marianne O’Leary Liegey ‘64 Lorraine Malley Moran ‘73 In memory of Margaret Jefferey Evelyn M. Ligon ‘87 Jacqueline Pinto Sullivan ‘64 Florence Defrancesco Lopas ‘62

22 FINANCIAL STATISTICS FY2013 Revenues FY13 $39,000 Revenues FY13 Gifts and Grants $1,896,335 $35,000 Net Student Tuition & Fees $36,824,485 Net student Tuition and Fees $47,400,093 30,000 tuition and fees Less: Student Aid ($10,575,608) FY13 enrollment totals Government Grants $428,593 25,000 Housing by geographic location Investments $1,709,361 Projects 20,000 60% Housing Revenue $9,139,423 Other Funds Released by the 15,000 Board of Trustees for 50% Capital Projects $5,219,550 10,000 Other $347,163

5,000 40% Total Revenue $55,564,909

0 x 1,000 30% Expenditures FY13 Gifts and grants Government grants Investment return Compensation $28,092,044 Academic Support $1,269,299 Expenditures FY13 20% Student Services $2,380,959 Funds Midwest Non-contiguous US Depreciation released International Institutional Support $4,020,191 and amortization for capital 6.81% projects 10% Plant Operations $2,210,538 9.6% Housing Expenses est Mid-Atlanti c New England W Housing South (including debt service) $7,190,897 expenses (including debt Compensation Depreciation and Amortization $3,662,119 service) 52.01% 13.30% Funds Released by the Plant operation Board of Trustees for 4.10% Capital Projects $5,219,550 Institutional support 7.44% Total Expenditures $54,045,597 Student services 4.40% Academic support 2.34% BALANCE $1,519,312

23 2013 GIFTS & PLEDGES The following Gifts and Pledges list includes individuals, organizations and foundations that have made gifts and/or pledges to the College from July 1, 2012 to June 20, 2013.

Chairman’s Circle Willis and Nancy King Foundation Anonymous (3) Patricia Parisi Magliocco ‘63 / Blue & Gray Circle Melanie D. Baker and $50,000+ Hope D. Knight ‘85 Linda Allegretti Bulldog Ventures, Ltd. $1–$999 Vincent Della-Rocca P’16 Gloria Spinelli Bohan ‘63 and Estelle Kohn * American Society For Biochemistry Michele Maher ‘88 4Sunkids Management LLC Novella Baker-Brindle ‘76 The Dan and Gloria Bohan Ginger Lyons de Neufville ‘70 and and Molecular Biology, Inc Maryann Paradise Mastoloni ‘52 Beverly Clunie Abisogun ‘74 Jacqueline Balducci P’14 Foundation / Omega World Travel Richard de Neufville August Hoerrner and Linda Basilice- Mr. Gerard A. McCallion and Mark A. Abraham and Alisa Balk P’13 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Buckman Honorable Sallie Manzanet- Daniels ‘85 Hoerrner ‘71 Dr. Regina S. Peruggi Kathleen A. Calder P’16 Nicole Wyszkowski Baluk ‘70 Judith M. ‘03 and Russell Carson and Honorable Randy A. Daniels Richard S. Berry and Joan Austin McGowan, Ph.D. ‘66 Francesco and Deirdre Accornero P’12 Martha A. Guest Barash ‘81 and The Carson Family Donna Ensign Marshall ‘83 Lucy A. Commoner Joan McGreevy-Glatzl ‘84 Angela G. Acquaviva-Tunison P’17 Joseph and Kathleen Barbato P’16 Charitable Trust Newman’s Own Foundation Katherine Fontanetta Bonomo ‘61 Susanne Moore ‘90 and the Jim and Juan and Paula Adames P’12 Diane M. Barber and Mary Ellen McNiece ‘91 and John and Sarah O’Connor P’15 and Kathleen M. Burke, Esq. ‘72 Susanne Moore Charitable Fund Elizabeth and Paul Adzima P’15 Robert G. Mobley P’16 Gates Helms Hawn and the The Brown Foundation of Houston BW Mechanical Keitha Landy Murray ‘68 Lindy A. Agron ‘02 Jean M. Barber ‘88 Gates Helms Hawn Foundation Lisa Perry ‘98 CharityBuzz Bettye Martin Musham Norberto Aguilar and Rocio Herrera P’16 Joyce Heffernan Barber ‘69 Constance Nugent McQuade ‘54 Margaret Mahony Prowse ‘61 Paul L. Ciraulo P’07 Dr. Peter F. Naccarato Christine Akin ‘51 Henry I. Barbey ‘87 and The Joseph C. Nugent Mary Ann Rizzo ‘63 * Thomas C. Clark Mary C. Norton, Ed.D. ‘58 James Alexander Leslie Barkman P’16 Family Charitable Trust The Rudin Foundation, Inc. Sarahann Corrigan ‘62 Gail Marshall O’Brien ‘60 Eugenia Stasiukynas Alksninis ‘55 Charles P. Barnett P’16 The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation James Tisch Ana P. de Castro Souza and Mary Anne O’Shea O’Callahan ‘64 Eleanor Kupencow Alper ‘75 Elsie M. Corrigan Barone ‘75 New York City Department of Helyn Quinn Waldorf ‘50 and Roberto Martins de Souza P’15 Dr. Mary A. Peterson ‘72 Mary Horan Altura ‘69 Mark J. Dynan and Design and Construction The Waldorf Family Foundation Catherine De Saint-Aignan Mary Lou Butke Platt ‘58 and Javier and Julie Alvarez P’16 Melisse L. Barrett P’15 Hugh C. Nurse P’80 * Arthur Williams Residuary Trust Gina M. DeMayo Goodenough ‘01 Robert Platt Alina Amaral P’14 Luis A. Barrios ‘02 Natasha Pearl and Richard R. Stowe Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeSalvio P’15 David Podell, Ph.D. Mary Scott Anderson ‘75 Mary Jo Ekkers Barrows ‘64 Leadership Circle Rowe Family Foundation Richard L. Duchano ‘83 Razoo Foundation John and Myra Anderson P’15 Bernadette Barry ‘85 $5,000–$9,999 Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust Fay Brand Elliott ‘87 R. Christopher and Phyllis Ward Anderson ‘90 Mary O’Malley Barry ‘72 Anonymous Jim and Marilyn Simons Irene Farrelly ‘72 Leslie Regan P’14 Ruth Janeiro Anderson ‘60 Annalisa Silvers Bartholomew ‘04 Arun Bhatia Lucille Zanghi and James Dow P’11 Alice Riley Finley ‘79, P’93 Religious of the Sacred Catherine Andrejack P’16 Christopher S. Bashinelli ‘08 Andrew Mark Crabtree & Ann F.G. French American Cultural Exchange Heart of Mary Connie Anestis ‘64 Troy and Jacqueline Bathman P’16 President’s Circle Crabtree Revocable Living Trust (FACE) Vivian Hintze Roche ‘61 Johanna C. Angrisani ‘83 Florence McHale Baur ‘57 $20,000–$49,999 Educational Housing Services General Plumbing Corp. Mrs. Oren Root Isabel M. Angulo and Jaime E. Flores P’15 Elizabeth Quinn Baxter ‘63 Anonymous Glenmede Jody and John Arnhold Marianne Vogel Round ‘79 Anonymous (19) Alice Czubakowski Becnel ‘69 Debbie and Marc Cooper P’15 Mary Francina Golden and Julianne Thompson Grace ‘59 RoseMarie J. Seron ‘91 Mano Appaswamy ‘91 Bruce and Carla Bednarsky Anne C. Flannery ‘73 Kenneth Handal P’16 Joan Fitz Gregory ‘63 Dr. and Mrs. Judson R. Shaver Elliot and Wendy Apter P’14 Danny and Randi Beegle P’16 Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Galiano Gorton and Partners, LLC Jane Trudeau Griffiths, Esq. ‘58 Chris Lee Stafford, Esq. ‘99 Paulo and Florinda Aquiles P’14 Dr. Susan J. Behrens Edward and Mary Twomey Dr. Maureen Cahill Grant ‘60 Maureen Dunn Hocker ‘66 Donald and Elizabeth Steckler P’10 Anne Martin Argentieri ‘70 Paulette Belair ‘91 Greason ‘86 Ruby M. Harvey ‘77 * Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hoffman P’13 / and the Donald and Elizabeth Barbara Arlia ‘87 Kenneth and Randi Belanger P’14 Alice and Michael Materasso P’13 Eugene M. Lang Foundation Carefil Bus Service, Inc. and Steckler Charitable Lead Trust Helen and William Aronstein Honore Rofrano Beletti ‘64 Kathleen Ryan O’Grady ‘77 Frederick Loewe Foundation M&N Transportation Corp. SYMMYS - One More Reason Maria Artime ‘84 Melissa L. Belk The Selz Foundation, Inc. Barbara A. ‘70 and Lisa Tachick Hooper ‘95 Gabor M. Szakal Consulting Engineers, P.C. Associates of Medical Arts Ellen Wilgus Bell ‘73 Gerald M. Loughlin, M.D. Dean’s Circle James B. Hornor Sheila Barry Tacon ‘56 Michael and Abby Auerbach P’17 Ruth Bendik ‘73 Helen T. Lowe ‘55 $10,000-$19,999 Eileen Byrne Hughes ‘72 Joel and Christine Thompson P’15 Hedwig Auletta ‘74 Nancy A. Benedetto ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Lowerre ‘81 Aramark Corporation Patricia Crowley Hyland ‘68 Ruth L. Tudos ‘77 Jeanette Aultz ‘00 Helen E. Benford ‘81 Henry E. Niles Foundation, Inc. Aramark Dining Services Eleanor Maiella Imperato ‘68 Dr. Myrna Martorana ‘68 Uhlich Johanna M. Babcock ‘75 Barbara Mentrasti Benjamin ‘64 Michael and Andrea G. Norkus P’11 Aramark Management Services, L.P. Mr. Bailey W. Jackson and Dr. Roger Uhlich L. Yvonne Bacarisse ‘57 Ann C. Moran Berg ‘69 Marjorie Porter-Kuhn ‘86 Kathleen ‘65 and George Austin Carol L. Jackson and Maureen Murphy Vadala ‘70 Winston and Lisa Bachan P’13 Evelyn Kaplan Berkal ‘92 Judith L. Robinson ‘90 Dean Peter H. Baker Emile Schreiber Virginia Finn Van Brunt ‘69 Harold Baer, Jr. Suzan Walls Berlin ‘95 Dr. Christine Fiorella Russo ‘53 James F. and Alicia P. Bendernagel ‘73 Mr. Gerold Klauer and Gail Matthews Waddell ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Giedrius A. Bagdziunas John and Michele B. Berman Sabre Travel Network Carol Berman ‘13 Dr. Jana F. Klauer Walk4Hearing Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey P’10 Alice Jacobson Bernhard ‘94 Robert and Nurit Shamis P’14 Brown Brothers Harriman and Company Konica Minolta Business Mrs. Marilyn L. Wilkie Audra P. Bailey ‘10 Barry M. Bernstein Timothy and Shaileen Tracy and The L. W. Frohlich Charitable Trust Solutions, USA, Inc. Eugene and Jacqueline Williams P’12 William and Veronica Bailey P’16 Frances L. Berryhill ‘83 Cecilia Tudela-Montero ‘90 and David Corvo and Michele Willens KPMG, LLC Winkleman & Company Richard K. Baird P’16 Sr. Clare Bertero ‘65 Fernando Montero P’13 Greenberg Traurig LLP Dr. and Mr. Kathleen A. LeBesco Winning Strategies Washington, LLC Sylvia Baker ‘75 Eilene Keller Bertsch ‘59 Marsha ‘67 and Carl Hewitt and Griffin Circle Lois Montagna Libretti ‘68 Sheila Wishek Nanette Lubow Baker ‘96 Ruth Harris Best ‘82 The Carl and Marsha Hewitt $1,000–$4,999 Dr. Patricia Marshall Lorenz ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Yoo Gail D. Baker ‘86 Erin Bestreich Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Peter X. Adams P’12 James H. Lynch Jean Engel Zavisza ‘58 Dean Peter H. Baker James and Brenda Billings P’12, P’15 Jephson Educational Trusts Alfred and Binnie Adler Joan Parlapiano Macellaro ‘59 Erwin A. Zeuschner Genevieve Bingham ‘11

24 Edith Bishop Laura Eller Brunner ‘51 George and Irma Cevallos P’13 Pamela Cooney Ann Gleeson Black ‘65 Lauren C. Bruzzone ‘68 Eglin L. Chambers ‘75 Allison M. Cooper P’16 Barry Ruth Black Anne Higgins Buckley ‘66 James Michael and Patricia Dahlinger Copeland ‘57 Patricia Flattery Blake ‘58 Elinor Buckley ‘58 Lisa Chambers P’13 Sara J. Corcoran ‘02 Commoner Lynn A. Blockley ‘87 Helen M. Buckley ‘59 Daniel Champ P’13 Stella M. Corcoran ‘90 Dr. Elisha Blond ‘05 Carolyn C. Buechler ‘69 Dr. Roberta Chapey ‘64 Mary F. Cordato, Ph.D. ‘71 Environmental Paula Bloodgood P’15 Joan Garrity Burke ‘58 Susan Charton-Kaplan ‘72 Mary Cay Corr ‘58 Beatrice A. Boeglin ‘82 Margaret Moran Burke ‘62 Laurie Chaumont ‘74 Barbara Scannell Corrigan ‘66 Lecture, Mary Betts Logan Bohm ‘95 Margaret Burke-Gillespie ‘89 Geraldine Marsar Checkon ‘60 Nhora Cortes-Comerer ‘71 Thomas and Robbie Bohmier P’14 Joan Prendergast Burns ‘62 Deborah A. Chen ‘98 Professors John and Priscilla Costello A Tale of Eileen Acheson Bohn ‘59 Barbara A. Burns, Ph.D. ‘63 Anne Hanley Cherico ‘62 James J. Costello Gwen Dowdall Bolan ‘61 Rosanne Trentacoste Burns ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cherston Eric and Laura Coté P’16 Toads and Men Carolyn O. Bolt Patricia McBride Burrus ‘84 Denise A. Chesterton ‘98 Patricia A. Cotti ‘67 Mary Tomaszewski Bolte ‘69 Catharine Wilson Burt ‘73 Rita Gallagher Chiachiere ‘67 Debra and Joseph Cottone P’14 Patricia A. Bommicino ‘64 Amy K. Bushnell ‘08 Lois P. Chiarello ‘66 Suzanne Devlieger Coursen ‘74 In March, the Maryann Bompartito ‘88 Susan E. Butler ‘62 Kathleen Kleinman Chilton ‘96 Maryann McDermott Cowan ‘66 Evelyn Giordano Bonanno ‘53 Hazel V. Byer ‘75 Michael and Dolly Chin P’13 Suzanne Crabtree Commoner lecture Marion Ferretti Bonomo ‘59 Mary E. Byrne ‘84 Yukyong Choi Jeanne “Bamby” Colgan Craig ‘57 entitled, “From Silent Janice L. Booth P’15 Patricia Prenty Byrne ‘85 Ruhel and Akther Choudhury P’16 Cynara Boit Crandall ‘91 Constance Rinella Booth ‘68 Peggy Miller Byrne ‘75 Umar Chouhdry ‘97 Veronika Kuria Crane ‘64 Spring to Silent Night: A Tale of Toads and Men,” was Marylyn Fuertinger Borsari ‘58 Patricia Prenty Byrne ‘85 Cotter and Deborah Christian P’02 Mary Ellen Graciano Crawford ‘61 delivered by Tyrone Hayes, Professor of Biology at the Andrea and Wilfrid Bossous P’13 Rosemary Schaller Byrne ‘68 Elaine McMahon Cipollone ‘63 Anne Morrissey Cressotti ‘66 Johann Boteju ‘03 Joan Barton Cadette ‘63 Robert and Loretta Ciraldo P’12 Maureen O’Leary Crinnion ‘57 University of California, Berkeley. Hayes’ work examines the Nancy Kohl Boufford ‘83 Helen Flynn Caldarone ‘53 Margaret L. Clancy ‘77 Norman and Carmela Dee impact of chemical contaminants on environmental health Roberto Bourdierd P’15 Christopher and Kathy Calfa P’14 Dorothy Breitung Clare ‘58 Jean B. Crockett, Ph.D. ‘68 Marguerite Mulligan Boutin ‘55 Revis and Damaris Call P’16 Ms. Betsy Clarke P’09 Rachel A. Crowl ‘08 and public health, with a specific focus on the role of pesticides Diana D. Boutross P’15 Elizabeth D. Calvit P’16 Jamesine Burke Clark ‘74 Marion Haggerty Crowley ‘58 Thomas P. and Anita Boyle P’95 Sarah Kelly Campbell ‘61 Winifred Quinn Clark ‘56 Mary C. Crowley ‘64 in global amphibian declines and environmental justice Mary Anne Boyle ‘92 Richard and Cynthia Campi P’16 Penney L. Penington Clarke ‘85 Edith Cruz ‘83 concerns associated with targeted exposure of racial and ethnic Mary Ellen Curtin Bradshaw- Deborah and Robert Canyock Mary Margaret Clarke ‘87 Kathleen T. Morrison Cuddihy ‘74 Weisbuch, M.D. ‘60 and the Catherine Goodwin Capo ‘79 Sandra Clayton ‘76 Joanne Homsy Curi ‘64 minorities to endocrine disrupters and the role that exposure Weisbuch-Bradshaw Aid Fund Mary Ann Dowd Cappiello ‘59 Kathleen Costa Clemens ‘65 Teresa M. Curmi ‘03 plays in health care disparities. Mary Ellen Curtin Bradshaw- Barbara Lamude Cappucci ‘62 Susan McAndrews Clemente ‘80 Alice Corbit Curtis ‘78 Weisbuch, M.D. ‘60 Maria R. Capucciati ‘81 Miriam Clifford-Hansen ‘79 Deborah Lee Cusack P’13 The Barry Commoner Environmental Lecture Series was Carolyn Rocco Brady ‘63 Maureen O’Dea Caragliano ‘67 Rosemary Coan ‘83 Kathryn A. Dadukian ‘80 established at Marymount Manhattan College through the Joan Morel Brakman ‘53 Joan Polarolo Carey ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. John Cochran P’14 Christina E. Daigneault ‘97 Lee and Candace Branch P’16 Frances Carlucci ‘74 Mrs. Ann G. Fitzgerald Coffey ‘82 Anita (Cattone) Dalton ‘63 gifts from the husband and wife team of Richard S. Berry Martha L. Jones Branch ‘74 Wanda Carney Troy L. Cogburn Mary Ann Daly ‘72 and Lucy A. Commoner. These gifts have also created The Maggie Brener ‘85 Linda Carozza Deborah Savarino Cohen ‘80 Claire and Allan Damon Patricia Ann Brennan ‘62 David and Vicki Carr P’16 Ms. Lorraine Cohen ‘01 Loraine Daniels ‘84 Commoner Fund for Environmental Studies at the College. Elizabeth T. Bright ‘91 Bernadette Timoney Carroll ‘56 Melissa Cohen Bruce and Patricia Davenport P’09 Bristol-Myers Squibb Eileen Monahan Carroll ‘61 Marvelle S. Colby, D.P.A. Tito A. Davila ‘96 and Barry Commoner, who passed away in September 2012, Foundation, Inc. Patrick J. Carroll Danielle Coleman ‘13 Judith H. Jones P’15 was a prominent environmental scientist, widely known as Catherine Cook Herlihy Brogan ‘66 Charles and Lia Carter P’16 Rachel Coleman Amy Davis P’14 Mrs. Barbara Andrusco Brooke ‘67 Marianne Casas ‘13 Lisa J. Colletti P’15 Kathleen McCarthy Davis ‘65 a writer and lecturer on the relation between environmental Shirley Brooks ‘76 Donna L. Casellas ‘81 Patricia Russell Collins ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Davis P’09 and energy problems and public policy. Judith Brophy ‘62 Merline Casimir ‘87 Patricia O’Leary Collins ‘70 Larry and Sherry Davis P’16 Mary Ellen O’Brien Brosnan ‘64 Mrs. Lesley T. Cassis Christel Knett Coman ‘77 Mary Clark Davis ‘79 Professor Hayes met with students before addressing the Alethea O. Brown ‘88 Florence V. Castellano ‘86 Elena Comendador Kathleen Clare Daw ‘71 larger college community and guests in the Lang Theatre. Joan Downes Brown ‘58 Frances Castiglia Scoville ‘71 Elisa Fogarty Comerford ‘70 Cristina De la Cruz P’13 John E. Brown, III ‘83 Donna Lanthier Castillo ‘85 Flora Marie Comizzoli ‘ 63 Ann Marie De Luca ‘58 The next Commoner lecture will be held on Honors Day, Joseph and Valerie Brown P’17 Bernard and Victoria Lillian Conesa ‘59 Elsa de Santos ‘53 March 13, 2014. Please visit the College website at Maxine L. Brown ‘78 Castronovo P’13 Fernanda Gieffers Conheeny ‘59 Judith Harvey De Vries ‘65 Lorraine Fiore ‘58 Alania N. Cater ‘03 Carol Maloney Connors ‘56 Barbara Gerard de Zorzi ‘64 www.mmm.edu for updates. Marie Brundage ‘53 P. Rochelle Cavalli ‘90 Marita Mulligan Conron ‘58 Mary Deary ‘58 Brian K. Brunius ‘97 Sylvia Cechova P’15 Joan Castel Conway ‘63 Janet L. DeCastro ‘77

25 Anna DeCesare ‘63 Renee Cochrane Edson ‘84 Dr. Mary R. Fleischer Carol Lane Gillick ‘60 Cynthia Hamilton ‘07 Carole Horan Mary Brew Deegan ‘50 Anne C. Eggleston ‘69 Elizabeth A. Flynn Joan Boccieri Gilroy ‘69 Virginia Polise Hamilton ‘70 Joanne Horgan ‘76 Maria DeInnocentiis Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ehrenberg Beth W. Fonfrias Andrew L. Girard ‘10 Elaine Stracquadanio Hammers ‘71 Virginia A. Horn ‘72 Jacqueline Delafuente ‘53 Roberta E. Ehrlich Miriam Forbes ‘76 Mariluz Asensio Giron ‘76 Barbara Messinger Hanley ‘64 Marie T. Curran Horn ‘50 Rosemarie La Villa D’Elia ‘65 Lauren C. Eichelberger ‘08 Kathleen Martin Ford ‘68 Felicia Gironda Patricia J. Collins Hannis ‘63 Kathryn Droge Horowitz ‘74 Josephine B. Dellano ‘68 John and Susan Eley P’17 Alecia M. Forrester Marianne Githens ‘56 April Hardwick Lois G. Horowitz ‘89 Helen Demetrios ‘73 Joyce Biggers Ellinghaus ‘61 Anne Butler Foss ‘78 Givenik LLC Lindsay E. Harris Arnold Horton Linda A. Denning ‘78 Elizabeth Elliott ‘80 Mary C. Fox ‘54 Gale M. Glenn ‘87 Marie-Therese Hassell Harris ‘89 Patricia Howard ‘73 Patricia Asaro Desiano ‘66 Christina Handy Endicott ‘87 Mildred Freccia ‘68 Debra Ann Glenn-Byrd ‘01 Maria Englert Harris ‘58 Karen J. Howell Paula Destefano ‘84 Barbara Borges Erera ‘62 Dawn Freedman-Wilkins Maryellen Goble ‘76 Laura Morson Harsaghy ‘72 Sandra Howell ‘77 Ellen Devey Brett and Mariann G. Ernst P’13 Patricia Little Friedman ‘67 Myra Mahoney Goggins ‘59 Daniel and Laurin Hart P’16 Deirdre Howley ‘61 Eileen O’Leary Devine ‘57 Jean and Mary Esteve P’16 Lynn A. Frielinghaus Jeffrey and Robyn Gold P’12 Regina Birkner Hartley ‘67 Susan Lovaglio Hudick ‘78 Jane Devine ‘66 Dorothy Evans ‘75 Charles R. Fries Lila T. Gold Susan A. Harvey ‘01 Margaret A. Hughes ‘88 Veronica R. Devine ‘77 Mrs. Donna M. Everitt ‘88 Warren Frisinia Judith Goldstein Bush I. Harvey and Julie E. Driscoll P’16 Rosanne Plaviak Hughes ‘68 Donna Devlin ‘72 Cathryn Fadde ‘91 Alexander and Christine Froner Brenda Lavin Goldstein ‘63 Carol Hasto ‘56 Alice Huie ‘95 Stephen M. Di Dio ‘07 Eleanor Koestner Fahey ‘58 Cynthia Dalrymple Frost ‘96 Cheryl Goldstein Neil and Wendy Hathaway P’13 Kevin J. Hull Eileen Mosher Diano ‘81 Kathleen Crotty Fahy ‘72 Peggy P. Fung ‘03 Marie Kennedy Gonzalez ‘89 Brian and Diane Hawk P’15 Denise Humm-Delgado ‘70 Lisa DiChiara ‘76 Harriet D. Fallon ‘72 Paul and Donna Funicello P’16 Luis and Migdalia Gonzalez P’14 Eileen Lynch Hawkins ‘68 Thomas and Terry Hummel P’16 Glenn Dickter and Lynn McKelvey P’13 Ramona Rodgers Faoye ‘83 Mary Jo Fusaro ‘74 Mary Anne Hayes Gorman ‘75 Gisele A. Hay ‘94 Jere E. Hunt ‘09 Laura S. Diffenderfer ‘02 Mary Ann Carney Faraguna ‘74 Robert and Helene Gaissert P’15 Kathleen Scholz Goulding ‘91 Elizabeth A. Hayes ‘52 Deborah Hunt-Repp ‘82 Wanda Harris Dillon ‘82 Judith Banzer Farr, Ph.D. ‘57 Veronica Cordock Gala ‘68 Joan Rooney Graham ‘63 Barbara H. Hayward ‘72 Donna Hurwitz Clarissa R. Diniz ‘03 Delia Cairney Farrell ‘83 Jeffrey A. Galant P’14 Amy Butler Grant ‘83 Elizabeth Hayden Hazlitt ‘51 Marjorie Battersby Hussein ‘74 William and Teresa Dionisio P’12 Carol M. Farris Joan Walsh Galasso ‘56 Gray Wolf Consulting Patricia Corey Heaney ‘62 Theresa McKiernan Hutter ‘84 Eileen Stegman Dispenzieri ‘72 Fabio and Traci Fasanelli P’16 Laura J. Galgowski P’13 Marilyn Greeley-Walsh ‘89 Celeste D’Alleva Hebert ‘65 Ann M. Iadicicco ‘63 Maureen Foley Dobbin ‘52 Theresa Karlovits Fassl ‘73 George and Nicholina Galinsky P’15 Colton Green ‘06 Monica I. Heckadon ‘09 Eileen Rowe Iammartino ‘70 Patricia Dobbs ‘57 Jeanne Marie Fastook, M.D. ‘64 Eugene and Jennifer Gallagher P’15 Jennie L. Greene ‘05 Elizabeth M. Heffernan ‘51 Monique R. Ianos ‘02 Mary Birde Doherty ‘71 Mrs. Nancy Arbusto Fazio ‘70 John and Rosanne Gallagher P’13 Maureen Barrett Greene ‘62 Amy Bradel Heiles ‘95 IBM Matching Grants Program Theresa Doherty ‘71 Joyce Gauntner Fedden ‘53 Josephine Laza Gallagher ‘73 Patricia Dolan Greene ‘83 Marguerite Brassel Heithaus ‘52 Marjorie L. Ihrig ‘57 Joan and Felix Dolan Elaine Reiman Fenton, Ph.D. ‘59 Desiree V. Gallardo ‘10 Marion L. Greenhalgh P’16 Sylvia K. Hemingway P’14 Claire Imrich ‘65 Margaret Fitzpatrick Donlon ‘79 Maria C. Fernandez ‘80 Louise Lynch Galleshaw ‘70 Fay and Dennis Greenwald Marylin Hendrix ‘63 Ann Inguanta P’13 Judy Rohrs Donnelly ‘64 Mariel A. Fernandez ‘06 Ann Byrne Gallivan ‘63 Douglas and Donna Greymont P’13 Joanne Bronski Henrick ‘75 Scott Italiaander ‘76 Kerry M. Donohue ‘97 Rosemarie C. Ferrara ‘67 Barbara Hagan Gambino ‘71 Maryann Englert Grieco ‘66 Maria-Dolores Gonzalez Henriquez ‘98 Dr. Ann Di Bella Jablon Patricia Dietz Donohue ‘64 Nancy Kelly Fetherston ‘63 Carolyn Gans ‘96 Mary E. Cunningham Griffin ‘73 Gray Henry Gordon and Angela Jackman P’14 Nancy Herzman Doran ‘68 Frank Fetter P’13 Jaime Ryan Gans ‘57 Michael J. Grillot P’13 Robert and Mandy Hensell P’14 Jechiel Jackson ‘03 Viriginia Dorgan, RSHM JoAnn Gill Ficca ‘69 Eileen Garbe ‘69 Judith Del Rey Grimaldi ‘80 Maureen Driscoll Hentrich ‘70 Joanne Ciske Jacobs, Ph.D. ‘69 Jenny Sherman Dorman ‘97 Andrew and Beth Fick P’16 Maria Garcia P’16 Claire O’Gara Grimes ‘58 Maritza Hernandez-Cahill ‘03 Sandra ‘06 and Morton Jacobs Thomas and Barbara Doss P’00 Bettina Bonanno Filardi ‘53 Julia Gardiner Moya Groeschel ‘59 Lisbeth Hernandez-Hohenstein ‘88 Randi Jacoby Eileen Toomey Dowling ‘58 Dorothy C. Filoramo ‘62 Clare C. Garetano ‘58 Jenna Grogan Mark and Nancy Hetterly P’15 Lynn M. Janczak ‘73 Cynthia Griffin Doyle ‘62 and Ellen G. Fine ‘82 Mary N. Gargan ‘69 Judith Nicholson Gruber ‘59 Barbara Piliero Heydon ‘67 Charles and Fredrica Janson P’13 Laurence Doyle Lewis and Filomena Finkelman P’13 Ira E. Garr Ann C. Gubiotti ‘72 Desiree Hanna Hickey ‘79 Howard G. Jastrow Cathleen Cahill Driscoll ‘66 Irene Schery Fischer ‘66 Linda Gatter ‘71 Alicia Guerin Patricia Jeppson Hickey ‘61 Janet McGregor Jeanneret ‘58 Patricia Lyons Drummond ‘62 Diana Cruz Fisk ‘79 Emily Gebauer-Stamm ‘68 Anthony and Josefina Guida P’15 Christiane L. Ycre Hiegel ‘56 Robert P. Jenkins P’12 Krista M. Duerr ‘12 Elizabeth Mahan Fister ‘76 Jacqueline M. Geffke ‘87 Susan J. Silberfarb Gunser ‘82 Joan Finn Higgins ‘50 Regina Jennings ‘91 Judith Crabtree Duffy ‘60 Diane Fitzgerald P’16 Linda Rothenberg Gelfond Paul Gunser Mary A. Hillig ‘58 Nora Jobson ‘89 Patricia Scarry Duffy ‘57 Eileen F. Fitzgerald ‘72 Rosemary J. Gelshenen Luz Maria Gutierrez ‘85 Germaine Hinkle Adelaide M. Johnson ‘84 Alexandra Depa Dugan ‘64 Joan Hogan Fitz-Gerald ‘70 Brooke Geni ‘06 Mary Masone Guzman ‘70 Scott and Chantelle Hirose P’16 Barbara Disalvio Johnson ‘66 Marjorie Dugas Dugas ‘80 Roxanne Carrasco Fitzig ‘75 Jeffrey and Carolann Gentile P’13 Phyllis Sgueglia Gwatkin ‘67 Carla Hjelm ‘84 Evan C. Johnson ‘11 Rosemarie Levesque Dujardin ‘68 Jessica Fitzpatrick ‘03 Barbara Gentile ‘77 Kirstin Sierer Gwirtz ‘10 John and Jean Ho P’16 Jacqueline Ruth Johnson ‘86 Darlene Dunn P’13 Sheila M. Flamm P’13 Eileen Y. Georges ‘80 Mary Pat Cady Haas ‘53 Cathleen Quinlan Hodgson ‘86 Marie Johnson ‘87 David Dunn P’13 Elizabeth Quinn Flanagan ‘59 Carol Yankus Gergel ‘63 Barbara McIntyre Hack ‘73 Lillian Hoffler ‘74 Mary Tracy Johnson ‘64 Marissa Dunn ‘05 Joanne Walsh Flanagan ‘55 Samuel and Laura Giannavola P’14 Sylvia Medina Hadley ‘81 Virginia Gribbon Hogan ‘96 Robin and Emily Johnson P’15 Gail and Michael Dunphy P’10 Lynne Brennan Flanagan ‘64 Marie McAvoy Gibson ‘58 Nora Coyne Hahn ‘63 Amelia Holl P’13 Timothy J. Johnson and Connie Dunseath-Gallagher ‘74 Michele Dibiase Flanagan ‘90 Alessandra Gieffers ‘65 Marilynn Freund Hakala ‘72 Jim Holl Michelle K. Bazin-Johnson P’16 Leslie Eagle P’06 Eileen Daly Fleck ‘66 Christopher and MacAire Gigler P’16 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Hall P’98 Diane Gilbert Holland ‘89 Michael and Staci Jones P’16 Joan Crampton Echausse ‘55 Wanda Fleck Mark Gil ‘75 Samantha Hallman ‘11 Nathaniel J. Holmes and Holly M. Jones ‘12 Rachel Edmond ‘01 Alice Kelly Fleckenstein ‘58 Roseanne Spiess Giles ‘64 Richard and Pia Halloran P’16 Dr. Carol Valentin P’16 Barry and Charles Jones P’15

26 Paula M. Jones ‘81 Angela P. Knight ‘84 Debra and Benson Lau P’13 Health Care A. M. Judith Jordan ‘66 Eric and Christine Knitel P’16 Margaret M. Leo ‘75 Denise O’Rourke Jordan ‘62 Lisa Devine Knobel ‘87 Jeanne Maas Leonard ‘53 Advocate for Lois A. Juall Margaret Tierney Knuetter ‘63 Joanne Polguy Leonard ‘72 Carol Julian P’15 Mary Ann Beins Kocornik ‘56 Mary Leonard ‘75 Vulnerable Neil and Suzanne Kahanovitz P’14 Rieko Suzuki Kondo ‘71 Ellen Parlapiano Leppa ‘62 Rosemary and Keith Kaholokula P’14 Ethan and Donna Kornfeld P’15 Dorothy Ingram Lesnik ‘61 Delivers Grace De Fato Kamins ‘59 Erin E. Kotheimer Helgers ‘96 Barbara Levine Meg Kane-Smith ‘81 Mary C. Ward Kraemer ‘57 Michael Levin Rudin Lecture Elizabeth A. Kapulskey P’16 Todd and Diane Krause P’15 Isaac and Audrey Levy P’16 Irene Schlehlein Karazin ‘64 Margaret Doyle Kreft ‘71 George and Karen Lewis P’14 This year’s Rudin Patricia O’Dea Karhuse ‘72 Lorraine Kresse-Hrabie ‘00 Magdalene Smith Lewis ‘03 Jennifer Karim ‘02 Bernadette Russo Kriftcher ‘65 Mary Ann Lewis ‘59 Distiguished Visiting Amy Mulholland Karle ‘57 Mary Ann Pleho Krolik ‘78 Joseph and Karen Libetti P’16 Scholars Lecture was given Carol Florio Karpus ‘70 Cindi and Stuart Krost P’14 Marianne O’Leary Liegey ‘64 Rachel Kasold S’15 Christina M. Krupka ‘68 Evelyn M. Ligon ‘87 by Deogratias Niyizonkiza, Dr. Ira H. Kaufman Kiirstin Kuhi ‘04 Dixie Lincoln-Nichols P’14 Gurdeep Kaur Katharine R. Kuhl Mrs. Ann R. Linn ‘81 the co-founder and executive Paul and Barabara Kausch P’16 Mary G. Kunik ‘74 Pearl Rosenberg Lipton ‘76 director of Village Health Works, a grassroots non-profit organization Sandra Hendley Kavanagh ‘64 Sylvie Falzon Kunstenaar ‘83 Tangley C. Lloyd ‘96 and the Theresa and David Kazanowski P’16 Maureen Beggs Kunz ‘62 Demarest Lloyd Jr. Foundation providing compassionate, quality health care to vulnerable community Deirdre O’Brien Keating ‘56 Lori Kupfer Laurie S. Lofton P’16 members in rural Burundi. Niyizonkiza is also the protagonist of Tracy Kathryn Stengle Kelly ‘53 Susanne Kurstin ‘02 Mary Ann Kenney Longo ‘73 Maureen Levinson Kelly ‘58 Christine Bobrek Kuskowski ‘58 Florence Defrancesco Lopas ‘62 Kidder’s New York Times bestseller Strength in What Remains, a book that Constance Kelsey ‘66 Theresa Cyzewski Kutz, M.D. ‘53 Barbara O’Dwyer Lopez ‘56 depicts Niyizonkiza’s journey from being a medical student in Burundi, to Kencal Maintenance Corporation Helen Curnin Kuzmier ‘52 Delys Lopez Winifred Kender ‘68 Linda M. Labash P’16 Cesar and Mayra Lopez P’12 a struggling immigrant in New York City, to an Ivy League-educated global Kathleen Kennedy ‘74 Maureen LaBorde ‘59 Ilse Bauer Lopez ‘89 health practitioner and doctor-in-training. Kay S. Kennedy ‘75 Sandra Lagana ‘74 Diana Lord ‘97 Susan Chase Kennedy ‘59 Kevin and Ellen Lagasse P’15 Janet Loudon ‘77 Before the lecture, Niyizonkiza met with a group of approximately 20 Brigid Gorman Kenney ‘66 Maureen McManus Lally ‘60 Julia B. Lowenstein ‘06 Margaret Herrmann Kenny ‘54 Deirdre Walsh Lambe ‘62 Cathy Lowry P’15 students who had been assigned Strength in What Remains as summer Adele C. Keogh ‘97 Rena Percell Landa ‘89 AD Lubow LLC reading, speaking informally about his traumatic past and his passion Pat J. Crispi and Dorothy M. Keogh P’16 Marina Landman ‘05 Neil Lucey Constance Roccanova Suzanne Connor Landrigan ‘86 Nellita Ludington P’14 for the future. Later, students, faculty, staff and guests listened with rapt Kerwick-Kearns ‘57, P’81 Kathleen and Michael Langan P’92 Helen Lumerman attention to his inspiring talk in the Lang Theatre. Diane Lee Keshner ‘90 Mary Hall Langenauer ‘56 Tertia Lynch ‘95 Carol Devine Keyes ‘57 Helen Lanigan ‘74 Vicki Lynn After surviving a massacre at a Burundian hospital, where he was a Alice Keys ‘74 Mary Holcroft Lanning ‘63 Anna Marino Lyons ‘75 third-year medical school intern, Niyizonkiza fled to New York in 1994. Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Khost P’13 Claire Larosa ‘86 Tessa Macaulay ‘68 Earl and Patricia Kidwell P’12 Mr. and Mrs. David Larson P’14 Michelle and Neil MacKie Through many struggles, he graduated from Columbia University and Jane Knox Kiepura ‘86 Richard and Laura Latrenta P’13 Richard and Mary Madison P’13 attended the Harvard School of Public Health, founding Village Health Colleen Hopkins Kilcullen ‘84 Anna Liberatore Lattanzio ‘69 Patricia Mulligan Maffei ‘55 Catherine Dunn Kiley ‘54 Ellen Kerr Lavagnino ‘68 Jessica Donohue Maguire ‘52 Works (VHW) to build a more just, peaceful, and prosperous society in Maureen Conway Killackey ‘58 Mary Lavin-Crerand, Ph.D. ‘70 Mary Ellen McManus Maguire ‘58 Myungsoon Kim ‘80 Paul and Jane Lawrence P’14 Diana Ylstra Maher ‘58 Burundi and beyond. Today, VHW serves the southern half of Burundi, Allison C. Kimmel ‘10 Rosemary Johnston Lawton ‘68 Loretta Deneher Maher ‘62 including thousands of recently repatriated refugees from Tanzania. Alan and Judith Kimmel P’15 Eileen McCormack Leary ‘56 Steven Maihack ‘03 Robert B. King Sharon Whalen Leary ‘57 Ronald and Elizabeth Makuta P’12 The Jack and Lewis Rudin Distinguished Visiting Scholars Program Douglas and Marion King P’15 Richard M. Leder Constance Malandri ‘79 was established at Marymount Manhattan in 2000 through a grant Caitlin Kirklin Barbara Lederer Myra Malkin Margaret Kenny Kirley ‘59 Aleathia Lee ‘83 Jule Ann Maloney ‘70 from The Rudin Foundation, Inc. This lecture builds upon the College’s Randy and Fran L. Kirsch P’14 Florence H. Lee ‘49 Eileen A. Maloy ‘67 commitment to academic excellence and its distinctive undergraduate Rochelle Klass ‘85 Mary E. Lee ‘65 Sharon Mancin ‘03 Catherine Barton Kleemann ‘73 Gina Legnani ‘93 Dale Mandelman ‘77 programs in the liberal arts. Peggy Ann Carroll Klein ‘67 Pauline R. Leka ‘58 Ruth J. Mannhaupt ‘70

27 Patricia Dolan Manning ‘72 Laura McLarty ‘74 Anne T. Murphy ‘62 Nilsa Orama ‘87 Luticia Povod P’16 Dolores B. Robinson ‘01 Alison Manning ‘08 Joyce Ortell McLaughlin ‘57 Bianca Cody Murphy ‘72 Bobbi Amundson Ordez ‘03 Eileen Herlihy Powers ‘59 Carol Fox Roche ‘58 James and Gene Manning P’14 Cathleen McLoughlin ‘60 Colleen Kade Murphy ‘72 Thomas and Sandra O’Rourke P’11 Jean A. Powers ‘85 and Darryl Brown Dana Grunklee Rodden ‘08 Robert S. Manzo P’12 Frances M. Cloonan McLoughlin ‘58 Sr. Jacqueline A. Murphy, RSHM ‘55 Catherine O’Rourke ‘74 Praxair Foundation Cecilia Rodriguez P’16 Meredith E. Marini P’13 William McNee Kathleen O’Hare Murphy ‘83 Brad and Deborah Ortega P’16 Victoria I. Preys ‘99 Daniel Rodriguez ‘10 Ann L. Markham ‘92 Jean (MacKey) McPadden ‘63 Mary Ellen Hartigan Murphy ‘70 Susan Filippi O’Shea ‘62 Frank and Celeste Price P’16 Georgia B. Roelof Thalia Marmaras ‘72 Alice L. McVey, CSJ ‘56 Suzanne M. Murphy ‘87 Ostgrodd Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter Price James Rogers Lia Lucchesi Marmo ‘71 Brenda Mead Marie J. Muscat ‘03 Mary T. O’Sullivan ‘68 Benjamin and Robyn Proto P’15 Rochelle L. Rollenhagen P’16 Susan Bermingham Marro ‘89 Mary Jane Medler ‘54 Peter A. and Laura T. Naccarato Julio and Wendy Otano P’14 Kathleen Feuerstein Proud ‘86 Liliana E. Romero P’16 Frederica Marry ‘83 Kathleen A. Meehan ‘68 Bernadette A. Nader ‘86 Jacquelyn Ottman Jennifer L. Purdon and Rachel Munoz Romero ‘81 Sabina Martelli ‘70 Patricia Rita Meehan ‘57 Bart and Patricia Napoli P’14 Mark and Anne M. Otts Michael J. Templeton P’15 Gloria Rosado ‘05 Anne Wacewiz Martin ‘56 Joan Anne Melanson ‘88 Helene S. Napolitano Lisa Perkins Ougourlian ‘88 Kathryn Purwin ‘83 Lorraine Rosano ‘62 Eileen C. Martin ‘75 Susan Slocum Melino ‘75 Michael and Denise Napolitano P’15 Lola Owens ‘80 Euisun Pyun ‘96 Janine Rose Ellen Forrest Martin ‘65 Christine Nevin Meloro ‘74 Laura G. Nardelli ‘60 Carolyn Pace ‘75 Nora Eberhardt Quigley ‘51 Margaret Akey Rosenberg ‘69 Jacqueline A. Martin ‘78 Jeanne Kerwick Menoutis ‘81 Bernadette Naughten ‘68 Waleska Padillo-Castellar ‘01 Tomasa Quiles ‘83 Alice D. Rosenfeld Mary Antoinette Martin ‘99 Rebecca M. Mercer-White P’11 Catherine Connolly Naughten ‘63 Ashley A. Pagano ‘11 Donna Jabbour Quinn ‘74 Margaret Conroy Rosenfeld ‘62 Antonia Ferraro Martinelli ‘98 Kathryn Merlo ‘63 Regina Neal ‘74 Martha Palubniak ‘90 Susanne R. Quinn ‘88 Mary Lou Adams Rosenquist ‘56 Josefina Martinez-Garo ‘71 Myra A. Merlo ‘67 Bruce and Wendy Neckels P’14 Cindie Palumbo Bonnie Hernandez Quintero ‘89 Elizabeth Bleda Ross ‘54 Minerva Martinez-Zanca ‘79 Donald and Susan Messier Marny Sherwin Nedlin ‘92 Camille Difrisco Pandolfelli ‘57 Denise and Jonathan Rabinowitz Helen C. Noonan Rossler ‘58 Michael and Kathleen Martini P’15 Sherryanne H. Meyer P’15 Michelle Cantero Needle ‘73 Drew and Linda Paren P’14 Suzanne Raftery P’13 Melinda J. 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Terhune ‘83 May Britt Wang ‘80 Susan Schneider ‘04 Theresa Mueller Smith ‘77 Mary Ruhe Tesoriero ‘64 Charles and Alice Ward P’15 Steven and Brenda Schneiderman P’12 Tonya J. Smith P’16 Klea Theoharis ‘85 Yvonne Martinez Ward ‘78 Nancy T. Schnell Vanesia Smith ‘93 Dawn M. Thompson ‘99 Ann Nannery Ward ‘65 Theresa A. Schoenig, Ph.D. ‘57 Paul and Robin Smith P’16 TIAA-CREF Professor Maryanne Cavanagh Ward ‘66 Ruth Mayers Schofield ‘64 Vivienne Smith ‘77 Ann R. Tierney ‘62 Ronnie Guariglia Warren ‘69 Georgeanne Teutschman Schopp ‘68 Claudette James Snitiker ‘62 Dr. Richard Tietze Richard M. Warwinsky and Kevin and Carol Schuele P’15 Shari Jo Snyder-Springston ‘90 Regina P. Titus ‘82 Audrey I. Frankowsky P’15 Joan Wright Schuster ‘68 Mr. William C. Soleau and Gail Tomao ‘71 Celia A. Waterman ‘90 Scott and Lucie Schuster P’15 Ms. Christine Redpath-Soleau Jeanette Flores Torres ‘86 Rita Ortiga Waterman ‘64 Maryellen McGoldrick Schwarz ‘60 Tatum D. Thomas Soo Kim ‘05 Renee Toueg Adrienne and Ronald Webster P’15 Pre-Raphaelites Reception Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Scott P’14 Randy and Dianne Sora P’14 Dennis and Debbra Traum P’13 Leonard and Kathleen Weisgable P’16 Mary Ann Sears-Prunty ‘51 Ronald and Patricia Sorensen P’13 Nora Tscivgas ‘84 Robert and Susan Welch P’15 at National Gallery of Art Carolyn E. Seergy ‘97 Loretta Churley Spadafora ‘64 Louise Cerrato Tucciarone ‘65 Jean Wentworth Philippe and Florence Segalot P’14 Penelope A. and Arnold Spangler P’11 Nicole M. Tuck ‘02 Alicia F. White ‘95 On February 17, 2013, President Judson Jim and Lisa Seguin P’08 Kristie A. Speck P’16 Bardor Tulku and Sonam C. Lama P’15 Ann O’Connor White ‘76 Kimberly Tzimorotas Self ‘88 Joyce Spellman ‘85 Mr. Randal D. Tupper Beryl E. White ‘83 R. Shaver, Ph.D. and Jason Rosenfeld, Ph.D. Grace Sells ‘83 Carola Hortmann Sprague ‘61 Patricia Toomey Tweedy ‘74 Catherine Wahn White ‘62 were joined by Marymount Manhattan College Joyce Seltzer Lawton and Christine Squire P’15 / Eileen Ambrose Tynan ‘66 Courtney White ‘11 Paul Sylvester and Camille Sena P’14 Neil’s Exterminating, Inc. Tara Tyrrell ‘77 Eileen White ‘95 alumni, parents, current students and friends Fred and Susan Senatore P’13 Jean M. St. Germain ‘66 Bernice Tyson ‘81 Monica Whitman ‘73 at a reception at the National Gallery of Art Dolly Sengsavang Barbara A. Stahura ‘75 Susan Krische Ujazdowski ‘82 Joanne O’Connell Whitney ‘59 in Washington, DC. Professor Rosenfeld, Luann and Joseph Senisi Eugene and Andrea Stanton Mary Ann Mansfield Vagnini ‘85 Richard ‘92 and Courtney ‘91 Whittington Lynda M. Senisi ‘10 Heather M. Stanton Hope Bahlert Valbuena ‘83 Stephen J. 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30 Aspiring Performers Succeed with Marymount Manhattan Degree Backstage magazine, the entertainment industry’s publication for casting opportunities and career advice, confirmed that a Marymount Manhattan degree is a solid foundation for award-winning success on the Broadway stage. In August, MMC was ranked No. 2 on the Backstage list of schools with the highest number of graduates earning Tony® nominations. Among the many talented MMC alumni contributing to the high rating are Annaleigh Ashford ’05, whose performance in Kinky Boots earned a 2013 Tony nomination for Best Featured Actress in a Musical, and Adrienne Warren '09, who has starred in major productions of Dreamgirls, Aida and The Wiz. When Warren made her Broadway debut in the musical Bring It On, she shared the stage with Jason Gotay ’11, who was also appearing on Broadway for the first time. In September, Gotay was announced as the new alternate for the lead role in SPIDER-MAN Turn Off the Dark. Gotay has attributed his early success to his training in MMC’s theatre arts program, and to being on a New York campus with easy access to auditions and prime performance venues. “The college faculty is so talented and diverse that I was prepared for whatever was thrown at me during professional auditions,” he said shortly after winning the role in Bring It On. “In my classes, one day I was doing Chekhov and Shakespeare scenes and the next day, it was Carousel!” Warren joined her co-star in praising the education she received, and gave valuable advice to other young singers and actors: “Don’t be afraid to work a lighting board or break down sets. Marymount Manhattan classes gave me the opportunity to learn much more than just being on center stage. Because of that exposure, I really value the work and contributions of everyone associated with putting a show together.”

31 Boren Scholarship Board of Trustees / Administration Winner Commits to USAID Officers Administration An International Studies major who spent her summer studying James E. Buckman — Chairman Judson R. Shaver, Ph.D. economic development in Bangalore, India, Katelyn Sives ‘13 is Ronald J. Yoo — Secretary President conducting senior-year research on sustainable development in Brazil. Hope D. Knight ’85 — Vice Chair Marilyn L. Wilkie As part of the Boren scholarship, Katelyn will work with the United (Chair Designate) Vice President for States Agency for International Development (USAID) for one year. Institutional Advancement “Interning at MADRE [an international women’s human rights Members organization] enabled me to work alongside human rights experts, gave Paul Ciraulo Linda Basilice-Hoerrner ’71 me hands-on experience with online communications, and provided Executive Vice President for Carol Berman ’13 perspective as I plan for my future,” Katelyn said. Administration and Finance Thomas C. Clark Teresita Fay, RSHM, Ph.D. Carol L. Jackson, Ph.D. Anne C. Flannery, Esq. ’73 Vice President for Student Affairs Paul A. Galiano and Dean of Students Susan Gardella ’79, RSHM David Podell, Ph.D. Mary Twomey Greason ’86 Vice President for Academic Affairs Barbara A. Loughlin ’70 and Dean of the Faculty Paul C. Lowerre ’81 Melissa Richman Sallie Manzanet-Daniels ’85 Associate to the Michael J. Materasso President for Operations Natasha Pearl Judith L. Robinson ’90 Wayne Santucci, M.B.A. Judson R. Shaver, Ph.D. Associate Vice President for President, Marymount Manhattan College Administration and Finance, Cecilia Tudela-Montero ’90 and Controller Lucille Zanghi Trustee Emeritus William Edwards Murray, Esq. (Deceased)

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