Donor Report

Chatham July 1, 2019-June 30, 2020

From the President

Dear Chatham Alumni and Friends,

This donor report recognizes everyone who has generously created student scholarships. With nearly 100% of Chatham’s contributed to Chatham between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020. undergraduates receiving generous financial aid, there is no better Our success is made possible because of you—our donors—and I investment in Chatham’s future than scholarship support. This am deeply grateful for your commitment to sustain the legacy and report also features a recap of our first-ever “Reunion Weekend mission of Chatham, especially as we grapple with the COVID-19 @ Home,” a virtual celebration which took place October 9-10, pandemic as a community and as a nation. Every gift is an 2020. With nearly 400 members of our community joining virtually investment in our distinctive and demanding academic programs (one of whom even joined from Tokyo, Japan!), the celebration and our students—the next generation of world-ready leaders and was a great tribute to the global community that makes Chatham global citizens. so special.

Organizations show their truest selves when confronted with Chatham’s growth would not be possible without the continued adversity. This has held true since March 2020, when our support of the faculty, alumni, friends, neighbors, foundations, and entire community adjusted to remote work and virtual learning corporations who believe in Chatham’s mission and choose to during this unprecedented public health crisis. I am incredibly invest in the University’s future. Together, last year you committed proud of the way the Chatham community has risen to the more than $9 million in support for all Chatham programs. I am challenges of the global pandemic, prioritizing additional health inspired by the generous philanthropy of our alumni and friends. and safety measures while also maintaining our high academic Thank you again—your commitment to Chatham secures our standards. These collective efforts allow us to learn together as a vision for a transformative education and a future of possibility. community—both on campus and virtually, while helping to keep everyone safe and healthy. Sincerely,

This donor report highlights Chatham’s spirit of community and resiliency, featuring special alumni who generously David L. Finegold, DPhil SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT PROFILE

Scholarships Allow Young Artist to Pursue Her Passion for Teaching

ince its founding in 1869, Chatham University has had received from scholarships and awards, Lauren is able to Sa legacy of empowering women to build purposeful call this campus home. “Scholarships are so important. lives. Sophomore Lauren Copeland was not only drawn to They provide an opportunity to succeed for those who Chatham because of this legacy, but for the University’s need it most. I needed financial aid to attend Chatham, and commitment to transforming students into informed, many of my classmates and friends were in a very similar conscientious global citizens. Lauren’s dream is to become situation.” an art teacher, so, naturally, she decided to pursue a degree in art education and studio arts. Lauren knew that Last academic year, Lauren was a recipient of two a Chatham education would help her stand out from other distinguished scholarships that recognize academic Learn more about Lauren at new teachers, because Chatham faculty train their students achievement and leadership: The Heffer Family pulse.chatham.edu to help K-12 students critically examine and solve social Scholarship and The Kathryn Roberts Frank ’72 problems, economic problems, and environmental problems Scholarship. Lauren recounts what it was like to meet her in their community. scholarship donors—John and Barbara Heffer ’68 and the two classmates of Kathryn Roberts Frank who set up a “In my sophomore year of high school, my art teacher scholarship in her name—Georgena Terry ’72 and Barbara noticed me helping another student. She said to me, Studenmund ’72. “It was so great meeting the Heffer Family ‘Lauren, have you ever thought about being an art teacher? and my fellow scholarship recipients over Zoom. I see those You are good at this!” Lauren immediately researched students around campus now, and we always say ‘Hello.’ the profession and knew it was exactly what she wanted There is a real sense of community there. I also had the to study in college. “I want to make a change in the lives pleasure of meeting the scholarship donors and classmates of other people. I acknowledge how much of an impact of Kathryn Roberts Frank ’72. They inspire me! They showed my teachers have had on me and the path that I chose. me just how far my Chatham education can take me.” I want to be that person for someone else.” Lauren has already started to make a difference through her work in the Scholarships—and the generous donors who fund them— Chatham Honors Program and by teaching art education to have truly impacted Lauren’s educational experience. “I want young students at her Volunteers of America internship. to say thank you, because I personally feel their impact. Thank you for using your money to do good and create A native of Fox Chapel, , Lauren first fell in positive change.” Lauren, a future educator, is ready to love with the inspiring beauty of Chatham’s become a force for positive change upon graduation in 2023. Campus. Thanks to the critical financial support she DONOR PROFILE

Meet Donors Bonnie Westbrook VanKirk ’81 and Tom VanKirk

pon graduating from Chatham University’s Gateway recognition and financial assistance to a worthy student Uprogram with a BA in Communications and Philosophy attempting to achieve a college degree. in 1981, Bonnie Westbrook VanKirk became acutely aware of how Chatham enabled her to pursue a successful In addition to their two endowed funds, Bonnie and Tom and satisfying career. She reflects, “Unfortunately, many have also generously created an expendable scholarship students who would benefit from higher education are fund for a student pursuing a degree in immersive media. finding it impossible to afford. If college was accessible and Bonnie shares, “a scholarship to Chatham’s immersive affordable to these potential students, they would have a media program would enable students to not only achieve a chance to break the cycle of generational poverty, benefiting bachelor’s degree, but also jump start their careers in a new themselves and their families. Many students leave college and exciting field.” The Bachelor of Arts in Immersive Media Bonnie Westbrook VanKirk ’81 with massive debt.” Bonnie and her husband, Tom VanKirk, (IMM) is an interdisciplinary program that equips students are involved in several non-profits and have seen how with knowledge of virtual reality and augmented reality financial help can transform lives. For these reasons, they technology, architecture, 3D modeling, game development chose to establish scholarship funds both at Chatham and engines, writing, and design thinking to prepare them at Tom’s alma mater, . for careers in immersive media creation. Students blend industry-standard design practices and artistic methods with Bonnie, a longstanding member of Chatham’s Board of cutting-edge technology to create experiences in gaming, Trustees, first became involved with the Pennsylvania architecture, software, entertainment, and a variety of other Center for Women & Politics (PCWP), joining their industries. Interestingly, the immersive media program was Advisory Board in 2011 and later endowing The Tom and made possible by a $1 million grant from the McElhattan Bonnie Vankirk ’81 Pennsylvania Center for Women Foundation in 2019—the Chairman of the Foundation is and Politics Program Fund. The purpose of this Fund Kent D. McElhattan, Bonnie’s fellow Chatham Trustee. is to support the University’s mission to educate and empower women through PCWP education, training, and Support from generous donors like Bonnie and Tom programming—particularly the annual Elsie Hillman Chair VanKirk fortifies the University’s ability to provide students in Women and Politics Public Lecture. Witnessing firsthand with exceptional, innovative academics and access to how appreciative the students are as they learn the political scholarship opportunities—both of which are hallmarks of process for future political participation and leadership, a Chatham education. To learn more about establishing an Bonnie and Tom decided to also establish The Tom and endowed or expendable scholarship at Chatham University, Bonnie VanKirk ’81 Scholarship Endowment to provide visit www.chatham.edu/give/index.html. DONOR PROFILE

A Lifelong Friendship Lives On In Scholarship

hey met in the cafeteria line on the very first day of After completing her graduate education, Betsy turned Tschool in 1962. Classmates Jennifer Potter and Betsy her attention to women’s issues and eventually helped McGregor Cooley connected immediately as they stood launch the Federal Women’s Program for the Civil in line with their parents, eagerly awaiting the start of their Service Commission in the early 1970s. The FWP had a college experience and their independence. Jennifer, now primary responsibility to identify barriers to the hiring and a Chatham Trustee, describes her friendship with Betsy advancement of women and to enhance employment McGregor Cooley as an “instant” bond—a bond that lasted opportunities for women in every area of federal service. for over fifty-five years until Betsy’s untimely passing from The FWP is an integral part of the overall Civil Rights/ brain cancer in 2018. Equal Opportunity Program. Betsy continued her work on women’s issues with Wider Opportunities for Women Betsy, an Indiana, Pennsylvania native, exceled in school (WOW), a nonprofit organization based in Washington, DC, at a young age, but without the generous financial aid that provides the services women need in order to gain she received, Betsy’s family would not have been able to access to equal employment opportunities and break down afford a Chatham education. Betsy thrived academically the systemic barriers that keep women from enjoying those at Chatham, studying English and focusing her tutorial on opportunities. Contemporary Literary Criticism. Outside of the classroom, Betsy was a delightful extrovert, serving as “Social Switching gears in 1982—like a true alumna of a liberal Chairman” of Benedum Hall with beloved Head Resident arts college—she established a fabric design business, “Mrs. Treasure,” writing for the Minor Bird, and participating Brushworks, creating tabletop linens for high-end boutiques in “Social Board,” which coordinated on-campus and off- throughout the . Her career didn’t end there. campus activities with other local . In 2002, Betsy became executive director of the Citizens Lifelong friends Betsy McGregor Association of Georgetown, a non-profit civic organization After graduating from Chatham College in 1966, Betsy Cooley ’66 and Jennifer Potter ’66 representing the interests of Georgetown residents. As worked at the Peace Corps’ central office in Washington, executive director, Betsy greatly expanded the scope of the DC, where she met her soon-to-be-husband Steve. Two organization’s events and initiatives until her retirement in years later, she was teaching English at Thammasat 2016. Upon retirement, Betsy focused on her skilled artistry University in Bangkok, Thailand, and after living abroad, she and exhibited her plein air works at the Yellow Barn Studio returned home to earn a master’s degree in counseling at and Gallery in Glen Echo, Maryland. the University of Maryland. continued on next page DONOR PROFILE 2019-2020 Board of Trustees

David M. Hall, Chair Continued from previous page How the 1962 Scholarship Jennifer T. Potter ’66, Vice Chair S. Murray Rust, III, Vice Chair Jennifer recalls countless memories Challenge Fund Works Aradhna Oliphant, Secretary that she shared with Betsy on- Annette Calgaro ’84, Treasurer In honor of their 50th reunion, the Class of 1962 campus and off—from Song Contest Kevin Acklin Freddie H. Fu, M.D. collectively donated $300,000, with the goal of inspiring and plays, fraternity parties and G. Nicholas Beckwith, III Komal Kooduvalli, MSus ’16 others to create more endowed scholarships for worthy football games, to marching in the Brooks Broadhurst Joanne Laipson ’82 students that will exist in perpetuity. In 2017, in honor Civil Rights, anti-war and womens’ Louise R. Brown ’67 W. Duff McCrady movements. They vacationed of their 55th Reunion, the Class of 1962 offered their Jane Burger ’66 Kent McElhattan together for many years in Westport, scholarship fund as a match to help inspire other alumni Carla Castagnero Jane Murphy, Ph.D. ’68 Massachusetts with their families. Put to create their own endowed scholarships, like the Lynette Charity, M.D., ’74 Stephanie Novosel ’90 simply, “Everyone knew Betsy.” When Class of 1966. To date, thirteen scholarships have been Michele Rone Cooper Sandra Rader, DNP ’09 Betsy passed in 2018, it was an easy created, but two matching opportunities remain! Snehal Desai Henry Simonds decision for the Class of 1966 to rally Kathi R. Elliott, DNP ’14 Mary B. Templeton, Esq. ’68 1. A donor (or group of classmates) gives $30,000 for Sigo Falk Leah Thompson ’93 together to name a scholarship in a need-based endowed scholarship, named by the David Finegold Bonnie Westbrook VanKirk ’81 her memory: The Betsy McGregor donor(s) and paid over a period of up to five years Laura Fisher Ciera Marie Young ’14 Cooley ’66 Memorial Scholarship ($6,000 per year); Fund of the Class of 1962 2. The Class of 1962 Scholarship Fund provides the Scholarship Challenge. Her legacy 2019-2020 additional $20,000 to fully endow the scholarship to and contagious smile lives on in the the $50,000 level; Alumni Association Board form of this scholarship, providing 3. Each of the 15 scholarships remain a part of the Leah Hill Thompson ’93, President access and affordable education Class of 1962 Scholarship Challenge Fund program. Pamela Bradley ’70, Immediate Past President to future generations of Chatham Both the donor(s) and the Class of 1962 receive Dana Donaldson ’05, Vice President students—just like the life-changing recognition in perpetuity for this generous gift; James Snow, MSUS ’14, Vice President scholarship dollars that she received 4. Everyone receives updates on their student Danyale Smith ’94, Secretary nearly sixty years ago. scholarship recipients each year. Alice Adams ’82 Dolores Adamson Moore ’66 Olivia Brinker, MBA ’16 Levato Myford ’93 If you would like to learn more about the two remaining Amy Casale, MPAS ’15 Jeffrey Rothman, DPT ’02 1962 Challenge matching opportunities, please contact Marylloyd Claytor, MLA ’00 Vanessa Thompson ’12 Dana DePasquale, director of individual giving, at Carmen Filloy, MSCP ’11 Jeannine Turgeon ’74 [email protected] or 412-365-1517. Alex Lake, MAcc ’14 Stephanie Vituccio ’14 Kelly Nestman ’16, MAP ’20 Susan Sponzilli Zimecki ’70 Angela Matrozza ’96 DONOR PROFILE

A New Scholarship Honors Beloved Emeritus Professor Dr. Bill Lenz

The Dr. William Lenz Scholarship Fund of The Class of 1962 Scholarship Challenge

To reach our goal of raising $30,000, please consider making a gift or pledge in honor of Dr. Lenz—payable over up to n 2019, Emeritus Professor of English, Dr. Bill Lenz, to be a part of that. I’ve been fortunate not only to be part of five years. Once $30,000 has generously kickstarted fundraising for a Class of 1962 the community myself, but also to have mentored a number I been raised, the Class of 1962 Challenge Scholarship in his name: The Dr. William Lenz of students. You can’t just take from an environment. provides the additional $20,000 Scholarship Fund of The Class of 1962 Scholarship DD: You mentioned mentoring students; that mentorship to fully endow the scholarship Challenge. To learn more about his passion for scholarship existed outside of the classroom, as well, correct? I have to the $50,000 level. To learn giving and the lessons he learned from his 35 years of often witnessed alumni light up as they share the exciting more, contact Dana DePasquale, teaching at Chatham University, Dana DePasquale, director details of their travel abroad experiences with you. Your director of individual giving, at of individual giving, had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. travel with students began in the ’90s, right? [email protected] or Lenz by Zoom. DR. L: “Dr. Joe Wister and I teamed up for the first CAB in 412-365-1517, or make your gift DD: Dr. Lenz, why is scholarship giving important to you, 1992 and the last group I led personally was in 2009. So, online at www.givecampus.com/ and why are you willing to provide funds to a scholarship in that’s a long stretch and a lot of students. If you figure the campaigns/17274/donations/ your name? average group is 20, that’s like 200 students. new. DR. L: I think that scholarship giving is very important—one DD: Were there any lessons that you learned from leading of the things I’ve learned in all my years at Chatham is that these trips abroad? the best students, the smartest students, are not always DR. L: (Chuckles to himself) So, the first thing I learned the most financially-secure students, and one of the great from travel abroad is…students are unpredictable. Students joys of working at Chatham has always been working with are in many ways unleadable, but students are incredibly students who are capable, talented, and who have the good problem solvers, practical problem solvers, and, as opportunity to come to a supportive community. I would like a faculty member, you need to trust the students in their learning. I have discovered that they teach me things DR. L: As you probably remember, after my all the time—not just in the classroom. When you retirement in 2015, I was allowed to bring home a learn this lesson abroad in an environment that is few flamingos. And my wife’s rule has always been alien, different, and often scary to students, you that I cannot add to it personally. But, if I’m gifted learn it in a different way. So that, if you come to a flamingo, then we can talk about it! That auction a river in Belize, where there are supposed to be was so much fun for me. While I was standing canoes on your side of the river, and you realize there, a former student from the ’80s approached they’re on the other side of the river, you’re thinking, me and said, “You probably don’t remember me, what the heck am I going to do there? A student but you were my advisor. There was another faculty said to me, “You know, we’re on the swim team. member who told me, ‘I don’t think you’re going to A couple of us could swim across and bring those DD: Movement, movement, movement! make it here. I don’t think you have the skills.’ When canoes over.” And I say, “Really? Safely?” To which DR. L: That’s right. As my wife points out, I can’t sit I shared this with you, you replied, ‘You have lots of she replied, “Yeah, there’s not much current. We’re still for very long. So, I’m doing more cooking and skills, you have persistence, you have endurance, swimmers.” helping her in the garden. It’s her garden, but I’m the you have ability, you just haven’t had a lot of good DD: That is what I call problem solving! Now that master of compost. And, I’m still doing research! My training. And you’re in my writing class, and I will you’re retired, Dr. Lenz, what does “a day in the life area of current research, as you probably remember, help you. Anything you need, you ask.’” That’s a of Bill” look like? is souvenirs. So, I’m still researching, writing, and very rewarding thought. DR. L: That’s a good question. So I’ll tell you, what presenting. DD: Talk about impact 35 years later! do I do? I, of course, walk Roxy the pug dog—she, DD: Speaking of souvenirs, what is the status of DR. L: I think all of us as Chatham faculty recognize my wife, and I do lots of walks. We do at least two a your flamingo collection now? I remember when the the responsibility that we have to give students what day, one of which is always through the campus to Office of University Advancement helped you auction they need. That’s support. That’s confidence. That’s see what’s happening and to see what’s new over off several flamingo items in 2015 to raise funds for encouragement. And that’s an avenue to channel there. I also participate in Zumba classes and yoga the Kathryn Roberts Frank Award, which supported their abilities. That’s what Chatham is all about. classes via Zoom with Sue [Finegold]. Chatham Scholars. That’s always what it’s been about for me.

Dr. Lenz isn’t the only retired professor supporting students During Chatham’s 150th Anniversary Weekend, beloved Emeriti Professors Dr. Bill Lenz through scholarship. Dr. Tom Hershberger and a group (English) and Dr. Tom Hershberger (psychology) shared laugh-out-loud memories of thirteen of alumni have committed nearly $48,000 to create THE iconic, former and current faculty. Between them, Drs. Lenz and Hershberger taught for over THOMAS J. HERSHBERGER SCHOLARSHIP 74 years at Chatham, writing 2,500 letters of recommendation for graduate school, internships, FUND. This means only $2,000 remains to endow this and jobs, and teaching over 5,000 students. “We were asked to do this because we’re both scholarship and support future generations of Chatham retired, and this is a good way of filling up your Sunday morning,” said Dr. Lenz. “The lesson students in perpetuity. Help us reach our goal by making is that we’ll work for food,” said Dr. Hershberger. “We were invited out to lunch, I had a grilled a gift or pledge in honor of Dr. Hershberger, by visiting cheese sandwich, and the next thing I know, I had agreed to do this.” To watch the whole www.givecampus.com/campaigns/7778/donations/new. conversation online, visit youtu.be/lbPj5CZ-GvM. SPECIAL SECTION: 2019-2020 DONORS

We are grateful for our alumni and friends whose generosity helps Chatham’s innovative spirit thrive and brings KEY our long-term vision for the University closer to reality. Because of you, Chatham students receive an unrivaled H 1869 Society, recognizing donors giving $1,000 or education that fuses modern, professional skills with traditional, liberal arts knowledge. Their success, both at more in a fiscal year the University and beyond, would not be possible without your contributions. The opportunities that you create u Dilworth Society for Planned Giving s B for them at the University ensure that Chatham’s reputation for excellence will live on well into the future. Faculty/Staff Parent t Former Faculty/Staff l Board of Trustees n m On the following pages, we recognize donors who made gifts between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020. Deceased Alumni Association Board Together, these donors committed more than $9 million to Chatham. Alumni Donors

Leslie Mulvihill Brockett ’55 Doris Redman Foster ’59 H u Alice Snook Kalla ’53 H 1930s 1950s Doris Warner Brown ’52 Carla Norberg Gaut ’55 H Ferne Klein Kalstone ’59 Winifred Jeffries Saxon ’35 u n Dorothy Devine Agnew ’57 Barbara Stephenson Bruner ’52 H u n Anne Gibb ’51 Airin Lee Kim ’58 Lois Thompson Anderson ’54 H Shirley A. Brusco ’59 Judy Moore Goehring ’58 Lenore Rothschild Klein ’50 1940s Sally Knight Anderson ’59 Sally Altmayer Buske ’50 Mary Ann Schmitt Goodrum ’57 Jean Maize Kmetec ’53 Eleanor Wenning Atwell ’49 Winifred Latham Anderson ’59 Denise Zadeik Chatfield ’58 Carol Cowley Greenlund ’58 Martha Campbell Lane ’59 Dorothy Marshall Autore ’43 Carol La Roza Andrews ’57 Patricia A. Clark ’59 Sandra Wagner Gross ’59 Janet Schmults Lee ’56 H u Helen Suckling Beckert ’48 Mary Jane Gilmour Arnold ’59 Jean Ritchie Clift ’53 Marion Sweeny Guthrie ’55 Patricia Rashba Levine ’57 Marianne Boggs Campbell ’48 H Harriet Moore Ballard ’59 Mary Killen Cochran ’57 Lorraine Hixenbaugh Haas ’55 Judith Davis Levitan ’59 Marion Springer Edmunds ’44 Danita Bauer ’52 Elizabeth Fawcett Coleman ’55 Dorothy Dieckmann Harman ’57 Angela Fee Levy ’55 Marjorie McSwigan Friday ’47 Martha Scott Bennett ’50 Barbara Bolger Collett ’54 Keay Baker Hathaway ’57 Ann Hawthorne Lewis ’56 H Elizabeth Jane Wilson Geeting ’46 Elizabeth Lupton Bernardi ’59 Dana Bretton Colsky ’52 Barbara Asche Haynes ’58 Elizabeth Miller MacDonald- Elizabeth Fleck Hendrickson ’47 Barbara Sickles Bernstein ’58 Marilyn Steinman Cook ’58 Inna Komarnitsky Hays ’58 Tutchings ’56 Clara Miklos Hoon ’49 u n Roberta F. Bills ’59 Claudette Smith Cooper ’58 Joan Goodwin Heckel ’51 H Gail Miller Maiolo ’57 H Priscilla Maude Gersmannen Joseph ’47 Barbara Black Bloomstrom ’50 Marlene Valentine Daugherty ’57 Carol J. Heiser ’58 Charlotte Saul Davis McGhee ’54 Frances O’Neil Kerr ’49 Laura Jane Fisher Booth ’52 Alice Mary Domineske ’53 Artie Gianopulos Helgason ’52 Ethel Anderson Mesloh ’51 H Ruth Shaffer Loughney-Mook ’48 Joan Anderson Booth ’59 Mary Elliott Donaldson ’57 Marilyn Morgan Henderson ’52 Lois Glazer Michaels ’53 Betty McCrory McBride ’45 Marilyn Campbell Bowling ’55 Marilyn Pfohl Donnelly ’51 H u n Elizabeth Davis Herzberg ’50 Madeline B. Miles ’53 Althea Lowe McCalmont ’43 H u n Eva M. Bowser ’50 H Marion Gallup Drummond ’53 Barbara Young Hopkins ’54 Betty Lou Levy Miller ’51 Else Greger Miller ’47 Nancy Hauser Bowser ’59 Martha McLaughlin Ellers ’52 H u Lori Barry Hoskins ’56 Beverly J. Minor ’51 Jean Burchinal Purvis ’42 n Joan Fischer Boyd ’53 Joanne Cochran Ellery ’56 Dorothy MacPhee Hunter ’50 Joan Weinhold Moes ’56 Margaret Reckard Santorilla ’48 Kathleen Hogan Bradish ’59 Joyce Stephens Evans ’51 H u Chung Wha Lee Iyengar ’56 Catherine Montgomery ’53 Elizabeth Johnston Scheide ’48 Mary Anne Knuth Braithwaite ’58 Betty Langer Feathers ’50 H u Jennine Johnson Jackson ’58 Barbara Berg Morrison ’58 Martha Raup Wheatley ’47 H Carole Ashman Briggs ’58 H u Esther Jean Schofield Fornof ’53 Janine Jordan ’55 Phyllis Crawford Mullen ’59 Alumni Donors continued

Sarah Jane Smyser Naylor ’52 Patricia Jones Wickham ’58 Louise R. Brown ’67 l Risa Ellovich ’69 Gretchen E. Hart ’62 Sue Allardice Neff ’59 Ann Yanko Wilkinson ’57 Gail Young Browne ’68 Nancy Elman ’62 Victoria M. Hartung ’62 H Peggy Burgette Newman ’58 Elizabeth Graham Williams ’55 Lauranne Gay Brunner ’60 Paula Mysell Evans ’66 Susan B. Haskell ’64 u Barbara Bath O’Callaghan ’58 u n Marjorie Beetle Winnicki ’50 Mary Belle Sammel Bulwinkle ’69 Pamela Johnson Fenner ’63 Wendy Aylesworth Haskell ’64 Sheila Stevens Otto ’57 Rosalie Stern Wise ’57 Vickers Burdett ’69 Merle Gotthelf Fishman ’64 H Anne Linhart Hearn ’60 Virginia Capone Palguta ’50 Ann R. Wise ’59 Sabra Burdick ’68 Carol Swenson Foss ’67 Susan Coleman Heckman ’66 Gretchen Albright Peck ’53 Elizabeth McCoy Yermack ’58 Jane C. Burger ’66 Hul Gail Peters Fox ’60 H Barbara Stern Heffer ’68 H Johanna Piccardo ’54 Sandy Whitmyre Young ’58 Sally M. Burkhart ’69 Dorothy Cohn Fox ’64 Carol Levin Hill ’66 Dana Rose Pollitt ’56 Patricia Evans Burns ’60 Suzanne Callas Francis ’66 H Lynn Stewart Hillman ’69 Alexandra Potts Pool ’52 u 1960s Marcia Mann Butler ’64 Barbara Silverman Freed ’64 Elissa Karp Hirsh ’63 t Elizabeth Russell Burnam Pugh ’57 H Barbara Rogers Agosin ’62 Marsha Lane Camitta ’68 Ann Greenhouse Freimuth ’66 Emily Marshall Hoak ’66 Elizabeth Frantz Purdum ’53 Penelope Langston Alexander ’66 u Fern Weiner Canter ’68 Nancy Freudenthal ’67 u Alexandra M. Hoch ’68 Janet Houston Rhein ’52 Bridget Allen ’65 Inta Gale Carpenter ’66 Madelon Rose Fross ’66 Georgia McKee Holmberg ’68 H Ann Denigan Richardson ’50 Sharon Litchfield Anderson ’68 Martha H. Carson ’62 Dorothy Evans Fulton ’64 Anne Topham Holsclaw ’63 Eugenia Bishop Righter ’54 Jean Robinson Andrews ’69 Bobara De Caulp ’66 u Karen Polinsky Funaro ’69 Alice Cihat Holstein ’69 Nancy Galley Roderick ’58 Isabelle Spurr Appleton ’60 Jean Wiest Chamberlin ’66 Isabel Mizrack Gantt ’69 Mary Rosenberger Hourigan ’67 Harriet E. Rosser ’54 Pamela Armstrong ’66 Zayde Dotts Child ’67 Katherine Laemmle Garren ’67 Lolly Smith Howard ’64 Nancy Gellman Rubenstein ’57 H Cornelia Atkins ’69 Deborah Lee Churchfield ’66 Jacqueline Smyth Gawthrop ’65 Emily Greenaway Howard ’68 H Elizabeth Backes Runyan ’57 Barbara Caplan Azizo ’64 Margot Myers Clark ’63 Barbara Levine Gilbert ’61 Mary Krein Howarth ’65 Jeanette Roux Seaman ’59 Harriet Katz Bachman ’69 Elizabeth Claytor ’67 t Zelda Lipschutz Gilbert ’68 Barbara Wallace Howe ’66 Barbara Goodstein Selbst ’58 Joan E. Bailey ’64 H Susan Clemow ’68 Joan Levine Gilder ’61 H Janet Heller Howell ’60 Nancy Waddell Shuck ’51 Carol E. Baker ’64 H u Suzanne Fritch Clewell ’64 H u Hannah L. Gilman ’66 Sidney-Anne Hudig ’65 Lavinia Grimes Simons ’55 Patrice Williamson Baker ’66 u Jane Ziskind Cohen ’67 Wendy Ginsburg ’63 Nancy Fendrich Humphreys ’63 H Sondra Blumberg Sonneborn ’55 H Bette Nadel Balk ’60 Betsy Crone ’67 Jane Alexander Givens ’63 Nigar Abbasi Husain ’61 Isabelle Allias Staffeldt ’54 u Judy Malmquist Banz ’62 Nance Jacobson Davidson ’69 u Penelope Anderson Gladwell ’67 Grace Emley Hutchinson ’64 H Rosemary Leet Stark ’58 Esther L. Barazzone H ’67 H t Nancy McNabb Davis ’66 Barbara Eckel Goettler ’60 Carol Sheldon Hylton ’66 H Marcia Mamolen Stewart ’52 Audrey Smith Bensy ’67 Gail Reiner Davis ’68 Rachel Gorr ’63 Bernadette Lombardo Ilch ’69 Elizabeth “Betsy” Lytle Suatoni ’59 H u Beverly Miller Blessinger ’65 Robin Askin DeKleine ’61 Laura Gould Grad ’69 Patricia Edwards Isham ’68 Nancy Knuth Thoman ’58 Linda Morgan Blyth ’61 Patricia Jalowick Demase ’67 t Janet Washburn Grana ’67 Cordelia Suran Jacobs ’60 H Lorrie Edwards Troyer ’58 H Sarah Bornstein ’69 Nancy Fleming Demoise ’63 Joan Salay Green ’63 Lynne Swartz Jacobson ’65 Eleanor Carroll Ulmer ’55 Helen Hirsch Bostock ’62 H Vivian Lowery Derryck ’67 H Virginia Wilson Gregory ’60 H Mary Sendek Jakabcsin ’61 Ann Reynolds Urban ’58 Sarah Corwin Brady ’65 Joyce Helsing Doughty ’62 Hollace Meck Gutshall ’69 Cary Cadman Johnson ’67 Gisela Paoli Velez ’57 Barbara Janet Bramble ’68 H Christine Sakumoto Drake ’69 Susan Gordon Guttman ’60 H Pamela Johnson ’67 Nancy Hegan Wadsworth ’53 Vivian Lazur Brantley ’66 Sally Terbush Drescher ’64 H Catherine St. Clair Haag-McGregor ’66 Phyllis Berman Johnson ’67 Nancy Follett Waichler ’55 H Patricia Kane Braznell ’66 Ronya Sallade Driscoll ’65 Beckey Conrad Hahn ’68 Constance J. Jones ’67 Eleanor Skinner Wainwright ’57 Ellen Rusch Brecher ’63 Nancy Cohen Druckman ’69 H Susan Soule Hansen ’65 Ruth Klein Kaplan ’66 Mary Jane Knapper Wallhausser ’55 Patricia Papp Breman ’65 t Ann Rosch Duffield ’69 Julia Loubris Hanson ’62 Marjory Kaplan ’69 E. Mary Krayer Weatherwax ’57 Barbara L. Brenman ’66 Rebecca Albright Duncan ’63 Susan Atherton Hanson ’65 Dorothy Seif Kapp ’61 Martha Whaley Webster ’51 Susan Cohn Brenner ’66 H Geraldine Reisker Edwards ’61 Jinny Powell Hargrave ’65 Kathleen Cochrane Kean ’69 Elaine Vincic Weil ’53 Joan Bretz ’65 Kathryn McLaughlin Elder ’60 Virginia Getman Harkey ’69 Carol Lemke Keil ’61 H Nancy Moore Whitney ’52 Anne Clarke Brown ’67 Judith Schenk Eley ’62 Sue Sohnlein Harsh ’62 Amy Markus Kellman ’60 t Alumni Donors continued

Dael N. Kiesler ’67 Pamela Davis McGee ’65 Oi-Fan Chan Peters ’68 H Judith Hallock Silver ’62 Ellen Kight ’67 Mildred Stewart McGough ’62 Diane Phillips-Leatherberry ’63 H Janet Saperstein Slifkin ’64 1970s Susan Offill Killgallon ’64 Suzanne Jessop McGowan ’61 H Judith Parry Pike ’66 Elizabeth Platz Smith ’62 H Bonnie Rosenberger Arnold ’75 Marianne Byrn Kipper ’61 H u Mary Lou Patrick McJunkin ’67 Frances Keenan Pizza ’61 H Mary Riley Smith ’63 Lori Liller Arnold ’79 Carol Kirwin ’67 Katherine Kipp McKelvey ’62 H Helen Moed Pomeroy ’63 Donna Kwall Smith ’66 u Norma Franklin Baker ’73 Elizabeth Fellows Klemm ’64 Heather Muir Meacham ’62 Mary-Anne Koenig Pomputius ’60 Sherrie F. Smith ’66 H u Ruth A. Barron ’73 Barbara Crick Klingsporn ’66 H Elizabeth Watson Merchant ’64 Mary C. Poppenberg ’61 t Dorothy Driscoll Smock ’64 Sandra Lettrich Baumgardner ’70 Marty Richards Knight ’64 Patricia Erb Meyer ’60 Arleen Boyda Porter ’60 Louise Sonnenberg ’63 H Leslie Bender ’73 Chilton Richardson Knudsen ’68 Linda Kates Meyer ’65 Jennifer T. Potter ’66 Hul Ellen Rosenthal Sosnow ’64 Linda Xides Benson ’76 Susan Shields Kopp ’63 Ginger Campbell Miller ’62 H Elizabeth Waite Prine ’61 H Nancy Louise Speck ’65 u Carol Goldfarb Berenson ’72 Mary Schlitt Kostalos ’67 H t Jacqueline Cain Miller ’66 Hilary Prouty ’66 u Judith Halko Sphon ’62 H Beth Pete Blumberg ’73 Myra Kammerman Kurzbard ’63 Christine Joyce Miller ’68 H Vivian Garbuny Prunier ’69 Margaret Alexander Sprenkle ’63 H Margaret L. Bonner ’79 Alice Graham Lague ’66 Sandra Rossio Molinaroli ’63 H Jean Sour Raben ’67 Jinny Long Springen ’60 Rebecca Hartman Brackett ’72 Ellen Block LaMartina ’63 Dolores Adamson Moore ’66 H u m Dorothy Lowenthal Raizman ’68 u Linda Hauser Stavros ’67 Pamela Bradley ’70 H Lynn Williamson Lawrence ’66 Nancyann Greco Moran ’64 Ann Judson Ratcliffe ’69 Brenda Purdon Stober ’61 Crystal Burns Brown ’74 Nancy Welsh Lees ’63 Mary Silton Moran ’69 Glorianne Hubert Robbi ’61 Tegner McAteer Stokes ’67 H Karen R. Calmeise ’79 Maryann Majewski Lenkoski ’69 Etta Mueller Moredock ’62 Mary Fassett Roberts ’61 Karen Blomquist Struckman ’64 H Kevin Ann Cartwright ’72 H u Angela Blumberg Levenstein ’61 Susan Schumacher Morris ’66 Marjorie Friday Roberts ’66 W. Bonnie George Switzer ’63 H Gayle Rose Case ’72 Diane Browarsky Levine ’65 Marilyn Moss ’60 Rebecca Rosenfeld ’66 Barbara Hesse Tabachnick ’60 Micki Morgan Caskey ’75 Jane Hardimon Libbing ’62 Nancy Beal Mostow ’64 Marcia Rubinoff Rosenthal ’60 Bonnie Taschler ’64 Lynn Cauley ’78 Dorothy C. Lilja ’62 u Carol Bretz Murray-Negron ’61 u Laurel Weiss Rothman ’68 Mary B. Templeton ’68 Hul Veronica Blatt Chapman ’75 Sherlene Lindquist ’68 Jane Murphy ’68 Hul Brenda Hilken Rouse ’66 Barbara Zitko Terris ’65 Lynette D. Charity ’74 Bl June Linowitz ’67 H u Margaret McDonald Murtha ’67 Judy R. Rubinstein ’61 Audrey Pysh Theis ’68 Jolene Ereditario Chinchilli ’74 H Judith Gilbert Livingston ’67 Elaine Mazer Myers ’63 Diane Karp Rudov ’61 Caroline Whaley Thibault ’63 H Susan Ifft Christie ’73 Deborah Little-Wyman ’67 Penelope Prudden Myles ’69 Anita Gessler Salberg ’60 Mary Vanderwart ’67 Janice Cederstrom Ciampa ’75 H Nan Hall Lombardi ’63 Anna Crone Nagy ’63 Meg R. Sandridge ’68 Sarah Williams Vasse ’61 Lucinda Fulton Clark ’75 Patricia Pronovost Loughren ’68 Tarah Newfield ’61 Nancy Johnson Saperstein ’65 Susan Berg Veit ’62 Melanie Morton Clerihew ’72 Morissa Bernstein Lundy ’60 Ann Kleinschmidt Newlin ’62 Elaine M. Scarry ’68 H Dorothy Marr Villers ’62 Diane Cohen ’70 Patricia Dobyan Lupton ’63 Dianne Rubin Newman ’63 Elinor A. Scheirer ’68 H Barbara Boles Walton ’65 Marilyn Horbaly Comfort ’74 Natalie Selkovits Lustig ’64 Heather Johnston Nicholson ’65 H u Betsy Unangst Scherschel ’65 Carolyn Tamplin Ward ’64 H Margaret Walsh Cotton ’70 Bonnie Markey ’66 Linda McPhilliamy Nielsen ’67 Patricia McBride Schlosser ’68 H Alice Hunter Weeman ’67 Charlene Couch ’78 Elinor Marks-Gordon ’68 Doris Haukland Nielssen ’64 Susan Schmerer-Haacke ’68 Elizabeth Goodridge Westgard ’60 Jan Stovicek Creech ’73 Linda Pope Marsh ’65 Bonnie Birks O’Connell ’67 Sally Jones Schurko ’69 Andrea Morgan Weyer ’68 Barbara Bechtol Cross ’75 H Carol Ann Mason ’67 Sarah Jane Olmstead ’69 Susan Decker Schwarz ’60 Merry White ’68 Jennifer Curley ’79 Celeste Paul Massaro ’63 H Barbara-Lee Hewitt Orloff ’66 Penny Ulman Schwarz ’62 Margaret Whiting Wilson ’65 Lynne Curtis ’76 H t Susan Childs Matheson ’61 H Jarene Frances Pagliarulo ’66 Helen M. Scofield ’66 Alice C. Yankura ’62 Sheila Rosenbaum Dalmat ’72 Dorothy Raymond Matsui ’65 H u Catharine Barley Paiste ’64 u Carolyn Day Sharer ’61 Rhoda Kramer Yanus ’62 Nancy Clark Davis ’70 Milanie Souza Matthews ’60 Judith Launer Palkovitz ’63 H Sandra Stewart Shasby ’67 Terri Abrams Zionts ’62 Ellen Jackson Diamond ’71 Ellen Schreiber McBride ’62 H Beverly Blazey Palmer ’67 Mary Ann Conti Sheline ’63 Shelly Isreal Zirkes ’68 Mary Doboy ’73 Winifred P. McDowell ’60 Kala Lapidus Paul ’67 H Erika R. Shore ’69 Marie-Paule Mortell Douglas ’78 Marjorie Roessler McDuffey ’60 Jane Hantman Perrin ’64 Marian Friedman Siegel ’64 Edith DeLisio Downing ’74 H Alumni Donors continued

Victoria Fearn Dunn ’76 Donna Pankowski Leone ’79 Patricia Redick Romano ’75 Jean E. Wiant ’73 Mavis Close ’86 Mary Lynne Eakin ’74 Ida Levine ’74 Rochelle Rosen ’72 Barbara Wilhelm ’73 Patricia Coble ’82 Mary Eddy ’77 H Randi Gelfand Lewis ’74 Laurie Duber Rosenberg ’74 Mary Jo Randall Wills ’73 Susannah Colt ’80 Margaret Cox Epstein ’70 Rebecca Clingan Lisy ’74 Adair Roth ’75 Jene Schiros Wilson ’72 Denise Cox ’81 Joanne Fiedler ’72 Hl Renee Silberner Litinger ’75 Joan Klopp Roy ’71 u Catherine Cusack Wilson ’74 H Darlene McCloskey Crivaro ’80 Sheryl Fischer ’79 Leslie Werner Lloyd ’74 Deborah Block Rubin ’71 H t Nora Naber Windmeyer ’71 Tracey Sponsler Cullen ’88 B Norinne Ruehl Fraser ’73 Deborah Grey Loving ’70 Gail Whitman Rudenstein ’71 Alice M. Wolf ’71 H Michelle Dameshek ’82 Evelyn Lewis Freeman ’70 H Ellen Mandel ’71 H Carol Knopfler Ruderman ’74 Carol Peterson Wolkoff ’75 Blythe Burgan Davis ’85 Judith Gale ’73 Ruthi Manning-Freeman ’75 u Sydney Pool Scarborough ’72 u Carol Botula Wood ’71 Susan Demyan ’83 Louise Turan George ’76 H Deborah Hewitt March ’77 Susan C. Schafer ’75 Susan Sponzilli Zimecki ’70 m Adrienne Keriotis Dickos ’82 Karen Gilgoff ’74 Sarah Livermore Marom ’79 Susan Schwartz ’70 Donna Mundy Dominick ’82 Ann Murphy Glannon ’74 H Patricia Williams Mason-Browne ’70 Karen Roberts Sellman ’72 1980s Beverly Watson Doolan ’81 Lena Genello Goldberg ’71 H Diane Peterson Mathis ’71 H Sarah Marks Siciliano-Hartt ’70 Alice Ann Adams ’82 H Beth K. Dougherty ’87 Linda Caplan Goldman ’70 u Rosalie Matsuoka ’79 Kimberly Sidehamer-Watkins ’78 H Jean Slominski Adams ’84 H Mary Beth Scholle Downey ’86 Shari E. Goldstein ’72 Rebecca L. McClellan ’76 Barbara L. Smith ’70 Jean Sickle Adams ’88 Gail Ruszczyk Emery ’84 Ellen Kaplan Goldstein ’78 Christine Hall McClure ’73 H Michele Jehle Somogyi ’73 H Natalie Richardson Allen ’85 Molly Evans ’88 Robin Gordin-Minutello ’79 H B Elaine Sherer McNutt ’70 Diane Hayford Sonnecken ’73 Leesa M. Allen ’89 Doris Ross Eversmeyer ’88 Barbara F. Greenberg ’78 t Margaret Melozzi ’78 Patricia Thompson Staab ’72 Nancy M. Armstrong ’85 Joyce Fako ’89 Lee Grice ’76 Kathleen Miller ’73 Mary Stephens-Schweikher ’74 Barbara Schanne Atkins ’84 Myrna Hill Farrow ’85 Jan Grice ’78 Denise Miller ’74 Deborah Forsyth Storey ’79 Anne Bauer ’83 Heidi B. Fenton ’80 H u Marilyn Smith Half ’70 Carolyn Snyder Miltenberger ’77 H Barbara Ann Studenmund ’72 H Carol Joyce Sandy Beaino ’80 Gloria Finocchio ’83 Josephine Salim Hanrahan ’74 Edith Hayden Mitchell ’73 Margaret Barr Sweeney ’72 u Dorothy Boyles Beckwith ’81 H Kimberly Francis ’80 Andrea Sherman Heft ’71 Maggie Pyne Monteverde ’78 Susan Gilbert Tabor ’74 Kristen Edsall Bell ’84 Paula D’Andrea Gailing ’89 Vernease Herron-Miller ’74 Margaret Yockey Morycz ’71 Georgena Terry ’72 H u Leslie Beres-Sochka ’83 Martina Mitchell Gallagher ’83 Margaret Dawson Hobbs ’70 H Susan Patton Munn ’70 Gaye Torrance ’77 Susan Sprague Bohill ’84 Mikey Jardini Gannon ’86 Mary Hoffschwelle ’77 Nancy Hirsch Napalo ’73 Ann Firestone Ungar ’70 Patricia Booker ’89 t Carlene E. Garrity ’82 Lesley Hilfman Hume ’75 Elisabeth Schwab Narrow ’71 Tamara Louise Unger ’74 Jean Farneth Boone ’82 Ellen Silverman Garvin ’83 E. Barclay Jackson ’70 u m Ricka Nassikas ’71 Susan Vance ’72 Gertrude Miller Booth ’86 Pamela George-Merrill ’84 Marilyn Scarantino Jones ’70 H Janet R. Necessary ’75 Sallie Heidenreich Vandervort ’71 Elizabeth Boyd ’80 Jamie Seighman Gillispie ’88 Mary E. Kale ’70 u Dorothea Davison Newport ’70 H Mary Helen Conway Vaughan ’71 H Heidi Hoffman Bros ’86 Maria L. Gonzales ’81 Diane Kopcha Katlic ’72 Jennifer Newton ’74 H u Virginia Volponi ’72 H Deborah Chichilla Brown ’86 Abbie Rebecca Goodman ’82 Suzanne Maloof Knipe ’71 Kathie L. Olsen ’74 H Betty Mitchell Vutz ’72 Elise Gemeinhardt Burns ’80 H Linda A. Greenberg ’83 Ellen McGrath Koldewey ’79 Darlene Carpenter Palmer ’74 Susan Porter Walker ’70 Nancy Beharry Byrnes ’82 Laurie Gruhn ’83 H Lisa Nicholas Konesni ’74 Patricia H. Pavlus ’79 Ann Wakeley Wall ’70 Annette Calgaro ’84 Hl Lee Davidson Heisey ’89 Donna Schulz Krueger ’73 Jane Perrett ’77 u Denyse Dunmyer Wasilewski ’74 Kathy Reuss Carrus ’81 u Marlene Hilliard ’81 Martha Fix Krupa ’70 Marian Mizejewski Pokrywka ’76 Janis Roseberg Wasserman ’70 Christine Casey ’81 Judith Ismail-Beigi ’80 Anne Peirce Landis ’72 Margaret V. Ragni ’71 H Jacqueline Patten Watson ’74 Lori Baldi Chamberlin ’81 H Peggy J. Jamison ’81 Rosanna Lane ’71 Kathryn Shelley Reehl ’78 Deborah Weese ’72 Doris Johnson Clark ’85 Diane Cooperman Katz ’87 u Barbara Ladley Lane ’75 Linn Lee M. Reilly ’74 Robin Weiss ’72 Carolyn Clarke ’88 Erica R. Kieffer ’84 Laurie LaPat-Polasko ’78 Ms. Rachel Richman ’76 Gail Weiss ’76 Margery Clark-Kevan ’80 Phyllis K. Kokkila ’83 u Janice C. Lee ’70 Suzanne Robblee ’72 Nancy C. Werner ’71 Ann Walker Cloonan ’83 Joanne Laipson ’82 Hl Alumni Donors continued

Sara-Jean Zaslow Levin ’83 Cynthia Youse ’80 Stephanie Novosel ’90 Hl Beth Gilbert Conte, MSCP ’06, Sandra Carna Rader, DNP ’09 Hl Beverly R. Levine ’81 Kimberly Brady Zbilut ’83 Leslie Snyder O’Nan ’94 MALOT ’06 Laurie Mansell Reich, MFAW ’04 H Bobbie Lucchino ’84 Melissa Opst, MPT ’98 Martha Heckel Crummy, MSN ’09 Katherine Reilly, MFAW ’06 Norma Maine ’85 1990s Amy Scerba Parker ’99 t Amanda Curtin, MPW ’07 Karen Bach Rimmell ’01 Ellen Moore Maye ’87 Noreen McKain Abramovitz ’91 Christina Ann Patterson ’92 Mary Davison, MSBIO ’07 t Margaret Roberts, MBA ’07 Virginia Lunde Mayne ’84 Lora T. Albright ’93 Janelle Price-Kelly ’91, MAT ’05 t Kristin M. DeLuca ’02 t Jeffrey S. Rothman, DPT ’02 Priscilla J. McCrady ’81 H u Lisa D. Anderson ’92 Dana Rattenbury ’92 Ann Dennison, DPT ’05 Albert Rundio DNP ’08 t Linda Monville ’84 Genara S. Andrade ’97 H Scott Rosen, MPT ’97, DPT ’08 Ellen Sankovich DiBiase, MBA ’09 Jennifer Ann Sartori ’00 Anne Haslett Muller ’82 Dotti G. Bechtol ’97 H Laura Suenholz Rundle ’91 Dana Scotti Donaldson ’05 H m Jessica Schipani ’08 Marcy Newman-Pearson ’80 Amy Smoyer Black ’94 Marilyn C. Salley ’90 Thomas R. Dougherty, MPT ’02 Kristen R.L. Shaeffer, MFAFDT ’07 s Susan H. Peirce ’82 H u Donna Blyshak ’90 Jodi Bush Seftchick, MOT ’98 Patricia A. Downey, DPT ’08 H s Mary Shaffer, MFACW ’08 Suzette Procopio ’87 Janet Lorini Carlisle ’90 Sherry Leigh Shadrach ’90 Kathleen F. Emory ’06 s Nora A. Siewiorek ’01 t Mara G. Reuben ’82 Jayne Hollobaugh Charlton ’90 Stephanie E. Shea ’97 B Kimberlee Fallon, MSN ’07 Corinna Singleman, MSBIO ’09 Tracye Beard Riddick ’85 Kipp M. Dawson ’94 Rachel Smolik Sheets, MPT ’99 Mary Ann Frankola, MAT ’01 Valerie Proto Sirianni, MPAS ’03 Linda Panko Ringstad ’83 JoAnn Farinella DeForrest ’94 Kimberly Simanski, MPT ’96 Cheryl Germany ’06 Julie D. Slade, MSN ’08, DNP ’09 s Jennifer Henderson Roberts ’87 t Lynne Eismann ’90 Danyale R. Smith ’94 Christopher Hart, MPAS ’06 Amy K. Smerick ’04 Jill S. Rothstein ’80 Alison Pearson Elder ’92 H Dolores Soltes, MPAS ’97 Diane L. Holmes, MPT ’02 Lindsey Wolf Sorensen ’01 Sally Stevenson Ruffin ’81 Doris Henderson Elias ’90 Michelle Spencer ’93 Ashley Sarvat Horne, MBA ’06 Eustace Stapler, MSCP ’07 Lisa M. Savegnago ’89 H Judy C. Evans ’90 Gerene Konow Starratt ’92 Juliana Cohen Irvin, MBA ’06 Amanda Trapp Stavish ’06, MAT ’06 Lisa A. Saxton ’85 Heather Bittner Fagan ’93 Nicole Stout, MPT ’98 H Carrie Ann Jenkins ’00 William Stein, MPAS ’07 Valerie Schloss ’81 Nancy Foley, MPT ’96, DPT ’08 Marianne Cipriano Talluto ’98, MPAS ’00 Amy Banner Kapp, MBA ’09 t Lisa Werwie Story ’09, MSCP ’11 Alicia Massinople Scott ’82 Donna Gorman, MOT ’97 Patricia R. Tarasi ’91 Eileen R. Kinch ’04 Hallie Arena Stotsky ’09 t Nadene Sales ’89 Shelagh McElroy Goulis ’92, MSCP ’02 Leah Hill Thompson ’93 lm Lou Kitsko, MPAS ’00 Rebecca Stoudt, DNP ’09 Elizabeth Hickey Sommer ’89 Susan Hamilton ’94 Deborah K. Trumble ’92 Erin Kolenda ’06 Tiffany Sudar ’06 Jacqueline Marie Stoken ’86 H Suzan Lynn Hensel ’95 Evelyn Hawkins Tunie ’95 Amy Kuuskoski ’09 Judith Traister, DPT ’06 t Lisa Welch Tallant ’85 Jennifer Hildeman, MOT ’99 Barbara Virany ’92 H Jennifer Lakin, MAT ’08 Krista Terpack, MBA ’09 H s Ellamae Thomas ’88 n John Indalecio, MOT ’98 Janet Watkiss ’97, MOT ’99 Elsa Limbach ’02 Judy Cargnel Truscott, MPAS ’08 s Theresa Schnell Thomasma ’82 m Cheri Jackel ’95 t Mary Kathryn Hume Whitney ’91 s Feng Hsu Lin, DPT ’05 H Sarah L. Van Dyke ’02 Nancie Tormey ’88 JoAnn Greer Kacin ’92 Esther Liston Winikoff ’98, MAT ’01 Adrienne E. Lunt ’04 Lindsay N. Vaughn ’04 Carol Pribulsky Urban ’89 Marie Ann Kickler ’91 u Lois A. McClendon ’02 Crystal Watson, MAT ’00 Beverly Johnson Verdier ’83 Carolyn Klug ’90, MPW ’07 2000s Amanda McKendree ’01 Junko Kikuchi Waibel ’88 u Jennifer E. Lape, MOT ’99, OTD ’08 s Alyssa Abebe, MPAS ’06 s Carol Meese ’08 H 2010s Baila Pakula Waldholtz ’80 Esther Madzivire ’93 Cynthia Baldwin H ’08 Leigh Montgomery ’08, MSCP ’09 H Christiana Acho, DNP ’14 Linda A. Waring ’80 Patrick M. Manning, MPT ’96 H Nichole Bayliss ’03 s Rachel Nard ’09 Diana Aschner ’10 Celeste Elia Wecker ’82 Dana J. Marchionda, MPT ’99 Terri Bodnar, MBA ’02 Angela Da Costa Nelson ’00 Jennifer Ashburn, MFACW ’14 Jeanne Weinzierl ’82 Angela Matrozza ’96 m Peter Brengel, MPAS ’09 H Kristin Niceswanger ’01 Gail Bagwell, DNP ’15 Amy Steiner Weiss ’80 B Kathleen Veronica McClelland ’91 t Lisa Werder Brown ’04 Darcy A. Peart ’04 Jodale Myers Barnhart, MAFS ’14 Susan Vranish Wells ’87 Bonnie Datt McDonald ’93 Dawn Mills Campbell, MPW ’08 Susan Balko Perry, DPT ’04 s Megan Linton Becker, MFAFDT ’10 s Bonnie Westbrook VanKirk ’81 Hul Jane Dvorak Moffitt ’92 H u Megan Sutton Chasin ’08, MBA ’11 t Mary Polley ’08 Rebecca Bush Borello, MBA ’16 s Ann Brill White ’87 Levato Fisher Myford ’93 m Sharon Janor Cichowski, MAT ’06 Jennifer Quimby ’08, MACC ’09 t Stephanie Tangara Braden ’16 Christine Baldwin Williams ’80 Ellen Chisdes Neuberg ’91 Marylloyd Claytor, MLA ’00 Brenna Quinn ’08 Regina Voss Brennan, MFACW ’11 H Alumni Donors continued

Alisa Wilczynski, MPAS ’17 Jennifer Venet Brilmyer, DPT ’11 Laura Jackson, MPW ’12 Shereen Beth Rosenberg ’13 Jessica Smith-Amara ’12 David Williams, MAP ’17 Brianna Britos-Swain ’13 Cynthia Petrouski Kerr, MBA ’11 s John Ryan ’19 James Snow, MSUS ’14 Danielle Wilson ’12 Nicki Lockhart Bryan, MHI ’18 Carolyn Kiliany, DPT ’13 Christina Sahovey ’11 Kristen Boucher Spirl, MLDD ’12 s Jessica Wolfe, MAP ’13 Casey Buchanan-Smith, MAID ’17 Taehee Kim ’16 Karen Sames, OTD ’13 Gail Merrell Stebbins, MACC ’13 s Peter Woodburn, MPW ’10 James Burgess ’17 Taelee Kim ’16, MACC ’18 s Jamie L. Saulsbury ’13 Epiphany Stephens, MOT ’16 Derek Yeager, DPT ’12 Juliet Mangine Cameron, MAP ’97, Loretta Shaw King, DNP ’16 Stacie Schmidt, MACC ’18 s Molly B. Sumner ’13 Ciera Young ’14 l PsyD ’16 Komal Kooduvalli, MSUS ’16 l Melissa Stephens Schneider, DNP ’11 Sharon Sweeney, DNP ’13 Michael Zielinski, DNP ’15 Kimberly Barruga Carney, DNP ’12 Linda Astley Lakdawala, DNP ’10 Jeannette Schollaert ’15 Orit Tal-Atzili, OTD ’16 Amy Huddleston Casale, MPAS ’15 m Alex Lake, MACC ’14 Carolyn Rayburn Schubert, DNP ’11 Ann Thiel-Barrett, DNP ’12 Janee Chanet ’10 Anne Lee, OTD ’18 Renee Seaman ’15 Vanessa Thompson ’12 B m 2020s Magdelaine Crawford ’20 Lorna Jane Charlton, MSCP ’15 Veronica Leone ’10 Brenda Geibel Shaffer, DNP ’11 Cassandra Treshok, MBA ’15 Carlee Domke ’20 Aidan Clemente, MAT ’11 Katie Leone, MAFS ’13 Dianne Shenk, MAFS ’12 Stephanie Vituccio ’14 Alexander Ferrer ’20 Meaghan Clohessy ’14 m Sook Yee Leung ’14 Aubrey Shombert ’18 Jennifer Wasco, DNP ’15 s Richard Ingraham ’20 Imani Constant ’17 Lisa Lisanti ’12 Maria N. Shoop ’13, MFACW ’14 Kathleen Drab Weissberg, ODT ’14 t Emma Meng ’20 Faith Conte, MSCP ’15 Nathan Lott ’17 Kimberly Webb Shoop ’16 Nicole Werwie ’15 Kasey Neiderlander ’20 Megan Cooper ’18 Rebecca Luman, MACC ’18 s Veronica Smith, DNP ’11 Skyler Wilcha ’15 Linda Keller Corbett, MIA ’13 Cynthia Lyons, DPT ’10 H. Anthony Couch, DNP ’13 Tierney Manning ’10 Tamara Craddock ’19 Elizabeth Meiners Mantych, DNP ’13 Dana DePasquale, MAID ’17 s m Katharine Skupsky Marks, MAFS ’17 In Honor Of Elizabeth Dorssom ’12 Gabrielle Matich, MPW ’15 t Terry Crane Durst, MPW ’19 s Miles McGovney ’17 2020 Art & Design Students Dr. Esther Barazzone’s Retirement Maggie Palumbo Kathi Elliott, DNP ’14 l Christine Hunsinger Meister, OTD ’14 Adam Bleess Dr. Deborah Jean Rubin Michael Sochka on his Ordination Fagbemi Fakolujo, DPT ’10 Lori Carlson Milcic, MAP ’14 Allie Reznik Dr. Kelly Lynch to the Holy Priesthood Kathleen Parker Fawcett, MSCP ’17 Elizabeth Minutello ’12, MFACW ’13 Aria412 Evelyn Lewis Freeman Levato Thomas Marian Feil, DNP ’14 Savannah Moon ’14 Austin Young George McClellan Muriel Bowser Carmen Jones Filloy, MSCP ’11 Marissa Mosley ’13 Ben Neal Gretchen E. Hart Quentin ‘Quinn’ Clarke Shana Martin Finks, OTD ’15 Julia Muller ’15 Brennen Redcay Henry Spinelli Retired Chatham Faculty m Sherrie Dunlap Gallagher, Kelly Nestman ’16, MAP ’20 Carey Miller Jack Neeson Russ Stang MSUS-MBA ’19 Nancy O’Neill, DNP ’16 Charles ‘Chip’ Bradsher Jr. Jerry Wenneker Sarah Jugovic s Caitlin Garrity ’11 Danielle Pais ’10, MBA ’15 Chatham’s 150th Anniversary Jimmy Smith Sarah Shotland Kristen Gigliotti ’15 Ting Pan, MFAFDT ’16 Class of 1979 Jonathan Scarsella Student Affairs Staff Arturo Gonzalez, DNP ’13 Tracy Partridge, DPT ’11 Class of 2020 Joyce Salls’ Retirement Susan Hawkins Jean H. Graves, DNP ’10 James Partridge, DPT ’11 Coach Scott Hackbarth Judy Papernick Susie Tabor Cheryl Newman Green, DNP ’15 Rebecca Pell ’15 Covid-19 Responders Kacey D. Gardner Sustainable Agriculture and Food Angela Hardy, DNP ’12 Elizabeth Remlinger, MPAS ’14 Systems Funders Dana Depasquale Kassianna Politis s Mary Johnson Harris, MHI ’18 Lindsay Reznik ’14 The Wonderful UA staff David Finegold Kiersten Reznik Julia Heifets, MFACW ’12 Diana Rose Mitchell Ritter, MOT ’16 Tyler Hayes Sue Finegold Kip Soteres Kyle Holden, MSBIO ’14 Charmian Rodgers ’10 Tyler McAnany Desiree Soteres Kristina Block Madison Ihrke, MOT ’18 Sheila Rodgers ’11, MPW ’15 s Walter Morales Dillon Dugan Lindsay Reznik Alfred Imbody, DNP ’16 Elizabeth Romano ’18 William A. Tate, Class of 2020 Trustees, Parents, Friends, Faculty, Staff, and Students

Louise Anne Caligiuri t Richard G. Davis u Robert W. Fraser, III. Lorien Hart KEY Michael Callan t Thomson Foster Davis Eugenia Friedlander Elizabeth Hayes B H 1869 Society, recognizing donors giving $1,000 or more John Cambest Karol Dean t Helen Friel B James Hayes B in a fiscal year Bruce Camitta Amelia DeChicchis Michael Friel B Richard Hayes u Dilworth Society for Planned Giving Bill Campbell Hs Charlene DePasquale John M. Fris, Sr. John Heffer H s Faculty/Staff B Parent Victor J. Capone s Michelle Dellaria Doas s Freddie H. Fu Hl Thomas J. Hershberger Ht t Former Faculty/Staff : Current Student David Carlson Snehal Desai Hl Henry J. Gailliot H Edward A. Hill l Board of Trustees n Deceased Janelle Carlson s: Bridget Dobrowski Mary Louise Gailliot H David McLeod Hillman H J Board of Trustees, new 2020 Sandra Carlson Patrick Dom B Trevor Gamble-Borsh : Howard Hillman Bowie Carpenter B John Dubé s Teresa Gardner-Williams B Jennifer Hoerster s William Carson Donald Ducasse B C. Christopher Gaut H Laura Holden Kevin Acklin l Maurice Bleess Helen Hanna Casey H William Dugan B Samuel M. Gawthrop, Jr. Julia Homa s Jane Aldous Ann Block B Stephen Casey H Martha Dunbar Lucille Gay Hu n Roger W. Howard Travis Aldous Courtney Blood s Carla Castagnero Hl Charlotte Shostek Ecklund B Melinda Jackson Geidel s David Howarth Sydney Amdurs : Shirley H. Bonner Ashley Cephas s Stephen Eimer H Mike Gentile Richard Hume Salvatore Arena B Randy C. Boone Robert W. Chapman Andrew W. Eller Andrea Geraghty B Philip Neil Humphreys H George J. Aromatorio H Kevin Bos B Karin J. Chipman s Susan Espey Brandy Varner Gershon t Diane Hunker s Robert B. Atwell Emily Bouchard David G. Clark Sue Evans Michael Gershon s Jacob Ighile Jill E. Ausel s Matthew N. Boulis Joann Clark Devin Fabian s John Ghaznavi HB Dena Inempolidis Jennifer Bahm s Douglas Bovard Paul Clarke B Diane Fabian Stephen P. Gilbert Karen Irwin B Henry Baker Patricia Bovard Jeffrey Clark-Kevan Don Fabian Herbert J. Gilder H Charles Jacobs Liz Baker Wayland Bowser Hn Wendy Clayton-Gonzalez Jean Falk H Carol Giles Kenneth Jacobson Jennifer Barrett C. Stephen Bradley H Sean M. Coleman Hs Sigo Falk Hul Ronald R. Giles s Timothy James Sara Bauknecht Charles Bradsher B Susan Allbright Colleton Sheila Fine H Joseph W. Glannon H Linda M. Johnson Bs Kristen Baxter : Kristine Bradsher B Randi Congleton s Milton Finegold H Steffi B. Gold Sue Jugovic B Amy Becher s Karen M. Brean Bill Connelly Sam Finegold Ronald P. Goldberg H Timothy Jugovic B Diane L. Beckstead Richard J. Brean Michele Rone Cooper l David Finegold, DPhil Hls Fred L. Goss Richard L. Kalla H G. Nicholas Beckwith III Hl John Brennan H Constance Hilliard Coyne Susan Finegold H Marcus Gottlieb Rebecca Kayda s Micky Bell Brooks Broadhurst Hl Francis J. Coyne Macon Finley Candis Grace-Lee Peter Kazas : Sonita Bell s James S. Broadhurst H David Craft Rachel Fiscus s Frank M. Greco s Donald Kieffer Mark Bender s Jennifer Broadhurst H Kimberly Crawford B Laura Fisher Hl Eston M. Gross Joan Kiel t Cheryl Bennett B Suzy Broadhurst H William Crawford B MaryDee Fisher s Ina Gumberg H Amanda Kile Hs LaVaughn R. Bennett Brianna Brown s Michelle G. Criss s Ann Devlin Flanagan B Lawrence N. Gumberg H Michael R. Kinch Amy Bernstein Richard L. Brown s Lawrence Crochier William W. Flanagan III Joan Gurrentz H Marie E. Kinch Michael Bernstein Richard Browne Deirdre Crowley Hans Fleischner H Rodger Gurrentz H Karen Kingsbury s Lisa Nolen Birmingham HJ Linda Buas Joseph Danahy B Leslie Fleischner H Patrick H. Gurrentz H Dusty Kirk H Heather M. Black s Eleanor Field Buck Susan Danahy B Yvonne Fonte Jeri Hale s Kathy Klitzke Joseph Blasi Matthew Burger W. Wallace Danforth Walter B. Fowler Bs David M. Hall Hl Milan Klitzke Adam Bleess : Donald Buttrey H Keith M. Danley Hs Frederick L. Fox H Deanna M. Hamilton s Emil Kmetec Mary Bleess Susan Calandra B James Darby H David Francis H Gina Hammond Ryan Kovacs H Trustees, Parents, Friends, Faculty, Staff, and Students continued

Susan Berman Kress B Thomas McGee s David Okonkwo H Kaitlyn Ritter : Mary Sieg B Thomas VanKirk Hu Dianne Lacock s Ann McGuinn Quirine Okonkwo H Charles Rittle s Mary Simbari s Frederick Vaughan H John R. Laird s Howard McJunkin Aradhna Oliphant Hl Anthony D. Robbi Henry Simonds Hl Sierra Verostek Lisa A. Lambert s Kevin McPhillips Grant Oliphant Donald M. Robinson Isabella Siren : Thomas Waddington William R. Lang Shawn McQuillan s Evan Oltman B James E. Rohr H Michael Sisk Zauyah Waite t Elizabeth Lark-Riley Paul Meese H Milissa Oltman B David Rosenberg B Carol Small B Peter Walker t Michael Lastauckas B Richard P. Mellon Hn Allis Oswell B Laurel Rosenberg B John Small B Paul Walsh, III Liana Lavrinc : Kathryn Mellon H Michael Palbus B Ricky Rosenberg Brittani Smith : Dana Wangler B Robert T. Laycock Jane A. Mendlow H Richard Palmer Mitchell Rothman Saundra Smith Ellyn Warren Christopher T. Leech H Kaleigh Meng Jason Panella t Ira Rothstein Timothy G. Snader Betsy Warren s Mary Beth Leech H Paul Meng H B Lauren Panton s James B. Rouse Monica Snyder : Margaret Watt-Morse B Julie O. Leggett Wendy Meng B Prajna P. Parasher s David H. Rubin Katherine Soroka Lawrence Weber H Tina Lekas s Carey Scheide Miller Hs Janice Paulsen James A. Rudolph Jim Sousa Louis Weiss Angela Lenz Ray Miller H Michael Payne H Louisa Rudolph Aimee Sousa Brandan Weller William E. Lenz t Pamela Minnich B Janine Pearson Brian Ruhl B Richard J. Sphon H Kate L. Wenger s Kristin Liautrakul H Richard Minnich B Mark Pelofsky Sheila Ruhl B Raymond J. Staffeldt u Theresa M. West Ralph H. Liberatore Maureen J. Monhollen s Lila Penchansky S. Murray Rust III Hul Christopher Starratt Edward White s Charlotte Lott Bt Sean Montgomery H S. Giselle Peoples B Barbara Ryan B Kasey E. Stepansky s Francis C. Wickham Mary Jo Loughran s Thomas L. Moore Barry Peters H Anshul Saini : George N. Stewart, IV. Morgan Williams : Joseph M. Loughren Michael D. Moore H Shanae Rhiannon Phillips Peter Salk Murray Stoltz H Sandra L. Williamson Rebecca Lucore J McClain Jeffrey Moredock Janice Kusmierek Phillips s Joyce S. Salls t Sheila Stoltz H Emily Wilmore s William Baker Lupton George Morgan H Linh Phung s Diane Samuels Robert Stroud B John Winton Hu n Jennifer Jo Kaniecki Sharel Morrow Rod L. Piatt Matthew J. Saur H Lesli Somerset Talley s Glenn H. Wise MacNeil Hu John Moses James Pierson s Linda Scarsella B Kari Tannaenbaum Joseph A. Wister t Joseph MacNeil Hus Neil Moss Marilu Piotrowski s Paul Scarsella B Kelly Tate B Debra Wolf s William Mallinson Hu Darlene Gambill Motley s Manuel Politis B James Scheide Michael L. Temin Brad Worls Donald Markstein David Motley Rick Poploski Patricia L. Scheide D. Scott Templeton Anne Yearick H Max Martin H Vinicius Ennius Muniz : Noreen C. Poploski Carol Schepers Jenna Templeton Hs Ralph Yearick H Cassidy Martin : Christopher Murakami s Kathleen M. Poploski Donald Schepers Kaitlyn Thoma s Larry Yermack Marguerite Martin H Michael A. Murphy H u Frederick L. Porkolab H Jeanne Schepers Kim Thoma Gregory Yost H James E. Matheson H David Napalo Jessie Ramey s Jodi Schreiber s Addakin Thomas : Donald Youker John T. Mathison Mark Nard B Cathy Raphael H Joseph M. Schreiber s Kendra Thomas B Roger Zahab Joseph A. McAnany Brock Neiderlander B Anna May Redcay Paul Schweikher Carrie Tippen s Ruthann Zavakos Margaret F. McCarthy Michael D. Nelkin H Chris Redcay Bill Seaman William Towne Stanley Zionts Georgina McClellan s Stephen Nelson B Kristie Redcay B Stanton Selbst Leonard Trevino s Justin McCloskey : Bryan Niles Henry Ernest Reich, Jr. H Jean-Jacques Sene s Deanna Tritinger s W. Duff McCrady Hl Sharon Novalis s Linda Reznik B Kate Sheridan s William Troyer H Ken McCullough Zachary Nussbaum s David Richards s Michael Sherwin t Lauren Tudor s Kent McElhattan Hl Tim O’Brien H Don Riddick Becky Sherwin Brittney Tyler s Martha Coughanour Michael A. O’Grady s Linda Ridenour B Virginia Shider B Jessica R. Uhl H McElhattan H Lea M. O’Keefe s Monica Riordan s Abby Sickafus : Carrie Vaccaro Organizations

Anonymous (2) Dissinger Reed Merrill Lynch S&S, Inc. The Grable Foundation Abator Information Services Dollar Bank Foundation Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, & Smith, Schreiber Family Foundation The Heinz Endowments AG Recycle Inc. Dorothy Newell Trust Inc. Schwab Charitable The Lincoln National Life Insurance AmazonSmile Foundation Eat’n Park Hospitality Group Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP SEI Private Trust Company Company American Cancer Society, Inc. Elite Coach Limousine, Inc. MFAC, LLC Shiloh Community Missionary Baptist The McElhattan Foundation American Endowment Foundation Elsie H. Hillman Foundation Miller Mats Church The Musuneggi Financial Group American Funds Enterprise Bank Minna K. Ruud Foundation Simplified Merchant Processing LLC The Ohio Art Company Ameriprise Financial EOG Resources, Inc. Mistick Construction Co. SKH Enterprises The Paul Rand Charitable Trust Apex Lacrosse, LLC EQT Foundation Morgan Stanley Smail Auto Group The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. Auto-Xpert, LLC ExxonMobil Foundation Morgan Stanley Gift Fund Sota Construction Services, Inc. The Foundation Bainbridge Community Foundation Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC. National Financial Services LLC. StarKist, Inc. The PNC Foundation Fidelity Charitable National Institutes of Health Stetson Convention Services The Renaissance Charitable Foundation Barbara J Sales Association, Inc. First Commonwealth Bank National Lighting Maintenance Supply Substance Abuse and Mental Health Corporation Services Administration The Rust Foundation Become Better Sports Performance Follett Higher Education Group National Science Foundation Talbott and Carter Simonds The Saltsburg Fund and Personal Training Frozen Pond Management Company Northern Trust Company Foundation The T. Rowe Price Program for Bessemer National Gift Fund G. Whitney Snyder Charitable Fund O’Callaghan Family Trust The Addison Gibson Foundation Charitable Giving Bessemer Trust GiveCampus On-Site Travel Directors, Inc. The Anne L. and George H. Clapp The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Blackstreet Capital Management, LLC Charitable and Educational Trust PA Department of Community & Thrivent Mutual Funds BNY Mellon Charitable Foundation Heartland Charitable Trust Economic Develop The Arnold D. Wilner and Norma TIAA BNY Mellon Wealth Management Heffer Family Foundation W. Wilner Fund of The Pittsburgh PA Department of Conservation and Twelve Whiskey BBQ Bordas & Bordas, PLLC. Attorneys at Henry John Simonds Foundation Foundation Natural Resources Law U.S. Department of Education Herbein & Company Inc. The Benevity Community Impact Fund PA Department of Environmental Bosphorus Corporation U.S. Small Business Administration Immersion Media, Inc. The Bessie F. Anathan Fund of The Protection UBS Financial Services, Inc. Bridgeway Capital Institutional Specialities, Inc. Pittsburgh Foundation Parker Hunter - Janney Montgomery UH Hospitals Rehab and Sports Brigham Young University James H. & Florence D. Lockhart Trust The Broadhurst Family Fund of The Scott, LLC Medicine Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney Janney Montgomery Scott LLC. Pittsburgh Foundation Parkhurst Dining Services, Inc. Under Armour/BSN Sports Capital A Financial & Insurance The Charlotte W. Newcombe Jen Plaza Maintenance, Inc. Pensco Trust Company Associates, Inc. Foundation Unity Printing Co., Inc. Jewish Community Federation of Peoples Natural Gas Company Charles A. Brooks Charities The Community Foundation of Elmira- Cleveland Pershing Advisor Solutions LLC. Corning & The Finger Lakes UPMC Health Plan Charles Schwab Jewish Community Foundation of Pittsburgh Dental Sleep Medicine, Inc. Urban Redevelopment Authority Civil & Environmental Consultants The Jewish Federation of Greater The Community Foundation of Pittsburgh Ice Arena, LP Claude Worthington Benedum Pittsburgh Harrisonburg and Rockingham US Department of Health and Human PNC Charitable Trusts County Services-Health Resources and Foundation John J. Ghaznavi Foundation, Inc. Pucciarelli Brothers Construction The Dietrich Foundation Services Administration Coach Monique & Associates, LLC Keith Gjebre, D.M.D., LLC Pediatric R.E. & M.B. Kipper Foundation Vanguard Colcom Foundation Dentistry The Eden Hall Foundation R.K. Mellon Family Foundation Verizon Foundation Connexus Credit Union Lillian I. Mervis Charitable Trust The Fine Foundation Range Resources Corporation Walker Siewiorek Family Charitable CVS Health Foundation Lincoln Manufacturing, Inc. The Fluor Foundation Raymond James Global Account Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc. Martha Lockhart Mason Trust The Foundation for Jewish Robert W. Baird & Co. Incorporated Philanthropies Webster’s Fitness Products, Inc. Denunzio’s Latrobe, Inc. Mary S. & John Kostalos Fund of The Wells Fargo Advisors Pittsburgh Foundation Rockwell Venture Capital The Fund for Charitable Giving Endowed Funds

Alumnae Scholarship Fund Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation Dorothy B. Newell Scholarship Feeney Family Memorial Scholarship June Marietta Hunker Endowed Fund Andrew W. Mellon Center Endowment Endowed Scholarship Fund Dorothy E. Wallace ’38 Endowed Fleming and McGhee Memorial Fund Karen Brich Public Health Research Anna Dravo Parkin Award Chatham Excellence in Writing Awards Scholarship Florence Holmes Davis Endowed Fund Scholarship Anna Randolph Darlington Gillespie Chatham Scholarship Fund Dorothy F. Benter ’45 Endowed Florence King Bacher Frank Endowed Katharine Cuthbert Hardee ’39 Award Clara Miklos Hoon Endowed Scholarship Fund Endowed Scholarship Anna Randolph Darlington Gillespie Scholarship Dorothy Latimer Fischer Endowed Francis B. Nimick, Jr. Scholarship Kathryn Irwin Barnum ’39 Endowed Scholarship Endowed Chair in Philosophy Class of 1904 Endowed Fund Scholarship Fund Frani Zimmerman Kline Scholarship Lackner Prize Anna Randolph Darlington Gillespie Class of 1945 Endowed Fund Dr. Philip & Elizabeth C. Lapidus Glenda Rich DeBroff ’60 Memorial Scholarship Fund Endowed Fund for Special Projects Class of 1946 Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Laura C. Miller ’62 and Allan L. Miller Fund for the Chatham College Anna Smith Purnell Endowed Fund Fund Eberly Family Foundation Scholarship Gretchen McCabe ’83 Endowed Anne Harris Aronson Prize in English Class of 1951 Endowed Scholarship Eden Hall Endowed Fund Scholarship Laurie Beth Nelkin Scholarship Anne Putnam Mallinson Scholarship Fund Edgar Foltin Travel Award Hardee Faculty Development Leona Latimer Endowed Scholarship Anonymous Endowed Fund (3) Class of 1956 Endowed Fund Edith Cole ’43 Endowed Scholarship Endowed Fund Fund Fund Arthur Vining Davis Foundation Class of 1957 Endowed Fund Harriet Lewis Franklin Endowed Linda Pope Marsh Scholarship Scholarship Class of 1960 Endowed Legacy Fund Edna McKee Houston Endowed Fund Scholarship for English Lorin Maazel- Award for Athletic and Fitness Center Endowed Class of 1961 Endowed Scholarship Eleanor Harbison Bream Scholarship Hart Scholarship Environmental Studies Equipment Fund of the Class of 1962 Scholarship Eleanore Marshall Watters Endowed Hartley Scholarship Fund Louella P. Meloy Endowed Fund Audrey & James Early Endowed Fund Challenge Fund Fund Heffer Family Scholarship for Lucy Ames Schmitz Endowed Fund Aura Raspaldo Hulme ’50 and Milton Class of 1962 Endowed Scholarship Elinor Hoon Endowed Scholarship Undergraduate Education G. Hulme Jr. Excellence in Science Fund Elizabeth Jenkins Munn Endowed Helen & James McCloskey Endowed M. Ethel Cole Tyler Endowed Fund Endowed Fund Class of 1963 Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Fund Margaret Donaldson Endowed Fund Barbara R. Pollock ’59 and Louis I. of the Class of 1962 Scholarship Elsie Hillman Professorship Helen B. Raugh Endowed Fund Margaret McNamara Endowed Fund Pollock Scholarship Fund Challenge Fund Endowed Alice G. and Elizabeth F. Helen Pelletreau Endowed Fund Maria Satler Endowed Fund Barbara Stone Hollander ’60 Women’s Class of 1964 Endowed Fund Donaldson Memorial Scholarship J. Alexander Hardy Endowed Fund Marjorie Wechsler Scholarship Leadership Fund Class of 1966 Endowed Scholarship Endowed Faculty Development Fund Jane B. Clark Endowed Fund Marlene Suran Davis ’58 Endowed Fund Barbara Whiteside Schilling ’50 Endowed Hardee Faculty Janet L. Brownlee Endowed Fund Scholarship Scholarship Class of 1967 Endowed Scholarship Development Fund Janice L. Goldblum ’43 Memorial Mary Acheson Spencer Endowed of the Class of 1962 Scholarship Beatrice Lewis Creative Writing Award Endowed Minna K. Ruud Foundation Scholarship Library Fund Challenge Fund Ben and Ethel Feldman Scholarship for Music Fund Jean T. Iffert Endowed Fund Mary Acheson Spencer Scholarship Class of 1968 Endowed Scholarship Botsaris-Nychis Scholarship Endowed Other Restricted Purposes Mary E. Cole Scholarship Fund Fund Jeanne Cupps Frayer Endowed Carol Brown Endowed Scholarship Fund Scholarship Mary Haines Nevin Endowed Fund Class of 1974 Endowed Scholarship Caroline Moore Smith Endowed Fund Endowed Physical Therapy Fund Fund John Kostalos Jr. Memorial Mary Pope Cheney Memorial Fund Catherine Backofen ’30 Endowed Epley Scholarship Endowment in honor of the Rachel Cora Helen Coolidge Endowed Fund Mary Reick Endowed Fund Scholarship Ethel Anderson Mesloh ’51 Memorial Carson Institute at Chatham Cummins Endowed Archives Fund Mary Robbins Miller Endowed Fund Center for Women’s Entrepreneurship Endowed Scholarship University Dietrich Foundation Endowment Fund Mary Rodgers Moses ’35 Endowed Endowed Fund Ethel W. Keister Scholarship Fund John W. Cummins Endowed for Faculty Excellence Scholarship Charles and Ida Pontious Fairbanks-Horix Scholarship Scholarship Donald G. Adam Award for Student Mary S. Campbell Endowed Fund Distinguished Endowed Chair Falk Fund for Educational Innovation Julia & Lou Lewis Scholarship for Travel Mary Virginia Brown Bowden ’36 Charles and Ida Pontious Endowed and Social Justice Undergraduate Women Dorothy and Andrew Bird Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Falk Sustainability Endowment Endowed Funds continued In Memory Of

Maurice Falk Endowment for the Schreiber Family Foundation Endowed The Fiedler Family Faculty Theo Colborn-Rachel Carson A. Nicole Reinhardt Enrichment of Undergraduate Scholarship Fund Development Fund Scholarship Award Alice Berry Adams Teaching Scott Robertson Endowed Scholarship The Jean Curry Burt ’40 Scholarship Tom and Bonnie Vankirk ’81 Allison Suzanne Friel of the Class of 1962 Scholarship Scholarship Endowment McClelland/Sutton Endowed Fund Shalom Award Endowed Fund Anne L. Lang Challenge Fund USS Foundation Scholarship Melanie & Fred R. Brown Endowed Shirley L. “Kerch” Kerchner Anne Mitchell Devilling Fund Scholarship The Joan M. Finegold Memorial Women in Global Leadership Barbara Stone Hollander ‘60 Mihail Stolarevsky Award Shirly Campbell Berg Scholarship Endowed Award in Nursing Virginia Rossell Endowed Fund Betsy McGregor Cooley Miriam Brunt Smith Endowed Fund Shyrock Endowed Fund The Joan M. Finegold Memorial Vivian C. Richman Endowed Fund Scholarship Program for Nursing Carol Fris Mitchell Memorial Endowed Fund Sidney Lipschutz Endowed Vivian Lowery Derryck ’67 Endowed Fund Carol Kaempfer Boyer Montgomery Psychology Award Scholarship Scholarship The Judy Papernick ’79 Internship Charlotte Black Mother Xenia (Sochka) Memorial Sigo Falk Chair in Social Justice and Wherett Fund for Art Endowment Fund Claire Kathryn Geraghty Scholarship Sustainability Wherett Fund for Microfilm The Karen Lake ’67 Interfaith Program Covid-19 Victims Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bechman Surdna Scholarship William F. Benter Global Citizenship Endowment Dr. Jan Goddard-Finegold Endowed Fund Susan Elwell Student Alumna Award Fund The Kevin Ann Cartwright ’72 Patience R. Blayden Endowed Fund Dr. Nan Pendrell Susan Peirce Family Scholarship Scholarship Fund William Holdship Rea Endowed Fund Patricia Eldon Carpenter’46 Memorial Elaine S. Mathison The Althea McCalmont ’43 Scholarship The Lake Legacy Fund William J. Morrison Endowed Fund Scholarship Fund Fund Gail McConnor Mumma The Marianne Boggs Campbell ’48 William J. Strassburger Award Patsy Speers Bradley Scholarship Jacqueline Davies Templeton The Anne Putnam Mallinson ’61 Scholarship of the Class of 1962 William Randolph Hearst Endowed Jane Marcus Paul & Alice Herman Endowed Fund Faculty Development Fund Scholarship Challenge Fund Fund for Women in Science Janet Boyda Pennsylvania Center for Women and The Annetta Mark Horwitz ’18 Memorial The Marjorie Wood Yearick ’42 Winifred Bonnie George Switzer ’63 Politics Endowed Fund Scholarship Fund by Claire Horwitz Scholarship of the Class of 1962 Endowed Scholarship Jenia Royster Brown Pennsylvania Female College Klein ’43 and Seymour Klein Scholarship Challenge Fund Winifred Saxon Endowed Fund John Norton Winton, Jr. Association Award The Betsy B. Lamb ‘74 Scholarship The Mary Lou Franz Uhl ’52 Women in Yvonne Schomber Memorial Fund Joseph McKendree of the Class of 1962 Scholarship Pitcairn Crabbe Endowed Fund Science Fund Judith Pitasky Markstein Challenge Fund R.K. Mellon Endowed Fund The Paul and Marion Swannie Rand Kaitlyn Eckelberry, assistant The Carla Norberg Gaut ’55 Women in Rare Books Endowed Fund ’45 Scholarship Fund softball coach Science Scholarship Fund Reader’s Digest Foundation The Rachel Carson Sustainability and LinChang Wen-Hsi The Christine Hall McClure ’73 Scholarship Environmental Lecture Series at Mara Flanagan Scholarship of the Class of 1962 Robert Brant Memorial Scholarship Chatham University Scholarship Challenge Fund Marion Rand The Reverend Elizabeth Platz Smith Robert D. Campbell Endowed Fund Martha Jean Ross Trecorton The Class of 1972 Kathryn Roberts ’62 Scholarship Fund of the Class of Robert Hull Mansell Endowed Mary Rodgers Moses Frank Scholarship of the Class of 1962 Scholarship Challenge Fellowship in Poetry 1962 Scholarship Challenge Fund at Nancy Hofsoos Armstrong ‘53 The Susan Bergman Gurrentz ’56 Ruth Clark Nelson Scholarship Chatham University Scholarship Endowment Pat Blayden Ruth Gokey Walters Scholarship The Dr. William Lenz Endowed The Susan Bergman Gurrentz ’56 Art Peggy Donaldson ‘44 Ruth Law Endowed Fund Scholarship Fund of the Class of Gallery Professor Don Adam Ruth Saxman Cunningham Endowed 1962 Challenge Fund The Thomas J Hershberger Rachel Carson Fund The Elizabeth Waite Prine ’61 Scholarship Fund Ron Barkan Sally Mercke Heym Memorial Award Scholarship Fund The Tom and Bonnie Vankirk ’81 Sam Barkan for Cross Cultural Studies The Endowed Scott Robertson Fund Pennsylvania Center for Women and Sheldon Cohen Sara A. Millholland Endowed Fund The Esther L. Barazzone Student Politics Program Endowment Travel Endowment Susan Fetterolf Susan Gurrentz 2020 ALUMNI REUNION WEEKEND OCTOBER 9-10@ Home

Event attendance: Over 375

Yoga with Sue Finegold

Panel Discussion with Chatham’s Centers for Women 4 Countries Represented

The Class of 1970 reunited for their 50th Reunion Class Party.

1970 Largest Class Tour of the Chatham Arboretum with Kristen Spirl, MLD ’12 to Attend Furthest Attendee: Minako Arakawa ’90, Tokyo, Japan 12 Live Events Alumnae from the 1970s meet during a Class Party Breakout Room. 10.5 Hours of Content

Live Cooking Demonstration with Chef Jen and Chef Admissions Update and Student Chris of Parkhurst Dining Panel Discussion SAVE THE DATE 7 Awards

Congratulations Reunite, to our 2020 Award Winners Reconnect,

Distinguished Alumna Award The Class of 1960 reunited for their 60th Reunion Class Party. Reminisce. . . The Honorable Barbara Bechtol Cross ’75 Reunion! Cornerstone Awards for 13 Alumni Speakers Film: Susanne Rostock ’70 Law: Janet R. Necessary ’75 CHATHAM UNIVERSITY Technology: Ida Joiner ’85 Breathe, Stretch, & Relax with Dr. Marylloyd Claytor, Business: Tamara Watkins ’95 MLA ’00 Alumni Reunion Environment: Khadija Walker ’00 Weekend William Trimble Beatty Award “At Home” Bloody Mary and Mimosa Pamela Bradley ’70 OCTOBER 8-10, 2021 Brunch Live Demonstration Celebrating Classes ending in 1 and 6* with Drew Cranisky, Watch the Awards Ceremony MAFS ’14 *Since they were unable to celebrate in person this past chathamalumnireunion. October 2020, we invite the classes ending in 0 and 5 squarespace.com/chatham- to join us in 2021, as well! university-alumni-awards

Sip n’ Paint Class with Paint Monkey