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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 269 866 EA 018 406 AUTHOR Yeager, Robert J., Comp. TITLE Directory of Development. INSTITUTION National Catholic Educational Association, Washington, D.C. PUB DATE 86 NOTE 34p. AVAILABLE FROMPublication Sales, National Catholic Educational Association, 1077 30th Street, N.W., Suite 100, Washington, DC 20007-3852 ($10.95 prepaid). PUB TYPE Reference Materials - Directories/Catalogs (132) EDRS PRICE MF01/PCO2 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Administra"orsi 4.Catholic Schools; Elementary Secondary ,ducatien; *Institutional Advancement; National Surveys; Postsecondary Education IDENTIFIERS Development Officers ABSTRACT This booklet provides a listing of all the Catholic educational institutions that responded to a nationalsurvey of existing insti utional development provams. No attemptwas made to determine the quality of the programs. The information is providedon a regional basis so that development personnel can mo.s readily make contact with their peers. The institutions are listed alphabetically within each state grouping, and each state is listed alphabetically within the six regions of the country. Listingsare also provided for schools in Belgium, Canada, Guam, Italy, and Puerto Rico. (PGD) *********************************.************************************* * Reproductions supplied by =DRS are the best that can be made * * from the original document. * ***********************0*****************************************1***** £11 Produced by The Office of Development National Catholic Education Association Compiled by Dr. Robert J. Yeager © National Catholic Educational Association, 1986 The survey and its processing which form the foundation for this directory were made possible by a grant from the School of Education, The Univer- sity of Dayton, Dayton, OH. 4 , TABLE OF CONTENTS v INTRODUCTION Southwest 19ALABAMA New England 19ARKANSAS 19FLORIDA 2CONNECTICUT 20GEORGIA 2MAINE 20KENTUCKY 2MASSACHUSETTS 21LOUISIANA 3NEW HAMPSHIRE 22MISSISSIPPI 3RHODE ISLAND 22NORTH CAROLINA 4VERMC NI 22SOUTH CAROLINA 22TENNESSEE Mideast 22VIRGINIA 23WEST VIRGINIA 4DELAWARE 4DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 4MARYLAND West /Far West 5 NEW JERSEY 23ALASKA 6NEW YORK 23ARIZONA 8PENNSYLVANIA 23CALIFORNIA 25COLORADO 25HAWAII Great Lakes 26MONTANA 9ILLINOIS 26NEVADA 11 INDIANA 26NEW MEXICO 12MICHIGAN 26OKLAHOMA 13OHIO 26OREGON 14WISCONSIN 26TEXAS 27UTAH 28WASHINGTON Plains 28WYOMING 15IOWA 15KANSAS Other 16MINNESOTA 28BELGIUM 17MISSOURI 28CANADA 18NEBRASKA 28GUAM 19NORTH DAKOTA 28ITALY 19SOUTH DAKOTA 28PUERTO RICO INTRODUCTION pastors, principals, development officers and others Interested in the development of Catholic institutions through the applica- tion of development techniques often ask for models of various development programs that might be identified and emulated. This book provides a listing of all responders to a 1.ational survey of all existing development programs. No attempt was made to determine the quality of existing progams. If a card was returned incha.cing the existence of development activity in a location, that instiution was chosen for inclu- sion in this directory Networking among Catholic institutions is a technique whose potential is only partially realized. It is the opportunity for practioners to talk with peers about the implementation of the phases of development, as well as the joys and heartaches which can accompany such work. This book pro- vides information on a regional basis about the location of development programs. This will be useful to the degree that practioners use it to come Into closer communication with each other. Dr. Ellis Joseph, Dean of the School of Education, and Dr. Donald Fre- ricks, Head of the Department of Educational Administration, both of the University of Dayton were the instigators of this directory. As indicated elsewhere, they also made certain that NCEA had the resources to conduct the survey gathering the data. I am most grateful for their continuing Interest in a process to bring development to Amer'can Catholic institu- tions. The Development OfficciNCEA remains ready to be helpful in promoting regional communications. reports of such activities resulting from this publication are always appreciated at thc natKmal office. Rev. Robert J. Yeager Vice President for Development April 1, 1986 6 2 New England Connecticut Holy Cross High School Saint Mann High School Anna Maria College 587 Oronoke Road 471 North Street Slm: 1.anc Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Waterbury Cr 06708 Greenuhich, CF 06830 Paxton, MA 01612-1198 Lauralton Hall 200 High Street Mr I nn F Regan, Jr Res Carl G Tersnak Dr Loismay Abele. Milford. CT 06460 Director of 13cYclopmelit Principal Director of Development & ( ommunin 203/574-5422 203/869-3523 Relations Sr Patricia J Rooncv, RSM 617/757-4586 Director of Development Holy Cross High School Saint Mary's High School 203%877-2786 653 Willow Street 4-44 (haw Street Archdiocese of Boston VVaterburir CT 06710 Neu linen, CT 06511 468 Beacon Street Poston, MA 02115 Archdiocese of Hartford MI John F Regan Ms Maureen Gilbride 125 Wrier Street Director of Development Director of Des 9pment & Public Res Eugene P Sulluan Hartford, CT 06103 203/755-4492 Relations 203/624-9971 Superintendent of Schools Mr Steven J Virgadamo 617/536-5417 Director of Development for Cathollc Kolbe-Cathedral High School Saint Paul Catholic High School 33 Calhoun Place Assumption College Schools Stafford Avenu.: Bridgeport. CT 06604 500 Salisbury Street 203/522-3169 Bristol, CT 06010 Mrs Jo-Anne Jakob Worcester, MA 01609 Mr Phillip H DuTremble Director of Development Mr Eduard A Egel Canterbury School President 201335-2554 Director of Institutional Affairs Aspetuck Road 203/584-0911 New Milford, Cr 06776 617/752-5615 Northwest Catholic High School Mr JPeter O'Donnell, III 29 Wampanoag Drive Saint Thomas Aquinas High School Austin Preparatory School Director of Development West Hartford, CT 06107 74 Kelscv Street 101 Winos% Strcct 203/355-3103 Nes. Britain. CT 06051 Reading, MA 01867 Res Henry C Frascadore President Rev William P Przybvlo Ms Teresa M Goudreau Central Catholic High School 203/236-3334 Principal Director of Development 139 West Rocks Road 203/225-7847 617/944-4900 Norwalk, CT 06851 Notre Dame High School Bishop Feehan High School Mr C Richard Canfield 220 Jefferson Street Stamford Catholic High School 70 Holcort Dime Principal Fairfield. CT 06432 926 Newfield Avenue Attleboro, MA 02703 203/847-3881 Ms Theresa M Valentino Stamford, CT 06905 Sr M Eyangcla McAleer, RSM Director of Development Mrs Helen Gaffney Director of Development Convent of the Sacred Heart 203/372-6521 Co-Director of Alumni & Development 617/222-7950 1177 King Street 203/322-3401 Greenwhich, Cr 06830 Notre Dame High School Bishop Fenwick High School Mrs Sheila H Manley 24 Ricardo Street Xavier High School 99 Margin Street Director of Development West Haven, CT 06516 181 Randolph Road Peabody MA 01960 Middletown. CT 06457 203/531-6500 Mr Stephen H Kirck Mr Jim E Pcabod% Jr Director of Development Mr Richard E Fate! Director of Development Diocese of Norwich 203/933-3355 Director of Alumni & F>nelopemnt 203/ 617/531-9295 31 Perkins Avenue 347-6079 Norwich, CT 06360 Our Lady of Mount Carmel School Bishop Stang High School 645 Congress Avenue 500 Slocum Road Mr Richard Costello Waterbury; CT 06708 North Dartmouth, MA 02747 Director of Development Maine Sr Mary Curtin, DW Mrs loan 1-ttas 203/886 -1928 Catherine McAuley High School Principal Director of Development 203/755-6809 605 Stevens Avenue 617/993-8959 East Catholic High School Portland, ME 04103 115 New State Road Our Lady of the Angels Academy Ms Suzanne Bo.svert Lcvasseur Boston Archdiocesan Choir School lanchester, CT 06040 1335 Enfield Street Director of Development 34 Mount Auburn Street Mr John M Murtaugh Enfield, CT 06082 207/797-3802 ( ambtidge. MA 02138 Director of Development Mrs Margaret A Bell Mr Thomas Patrick Heals 203/649.5336, ext 205 Plninistrani a Assistaf,t Cheverus High School Director of Development 203/745-4720 167 Ocean Avenue 617'491-8400 Fairfield College Preparatory School Portland, ME 04103 Boston College High School North Benson Road Sacred Heart University Mr Darnel J Honan 150 Morrissey Boulevard Fairfield, CT 06830 PO Box 6460 Director of Alulmm & Deselopment Bridgeport, CT 06606 Boston, MA 02125 Mr James L Stanley 207/774-6238 Res Charles B Connolly, SI Director of Development Dr Thomas Patrick Mcladv Director of Deselopment & Alumm 203/254-4000 President Saint Dominic Regional High School 203/371-7900 179 Blake Street Aflairs Lessiston, ME 04240 017'436-3900 Fairfield Unversity Saint Alphonsus College Br Willie Morin, SC North Benson Road 1762 Mapleton Avenue Cathedral High School Director of Deselopmcnt/Alumni 74 Union Park Street Fairfield. CT 06430-7524 Suffield, CT 06078 207/783.0000 Boston, MA 0211h Mr George E Milky Rev Joseph C Two, CSSR Vice President of University Advancement Dean of Men Mr Richard I. Brim n 203/254-4000, ext 2386 203/668-7393 Director of Administration/Guidance Massachusetts 617/542-3090 Holy Apostles Seminary and College Saint Bernard High School Academy of Notre Damc Central Catholic High School 33 Prospect Hill Road 1593 NorwichNew London Turnpike 180 Middlesex Road :;00 Hampshire Strcct Cromwell, CT 06416 Uncasville, CT 06382 Iingsboro, MA 01879 1 a unt.c, MA 01752 Res Robert McQueenev, MSsA Mrs Juanita JKohan.slo Mrs Patricia Crane Ms Leslie M Haul) Director of Development Director of Alwnr.i/Development Director of Development Director of Alumni & Desclopment 203/635-4996 203/848 -1271 617/459.4944
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