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McIntire Makes History
New Buildings, New Programs,
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From the Dean
This letter comes to you in the midst of two historic
events: (1) a worldwide recession that may rival the
Great Depression and (2) the transition to our first
African-American President of the United States.
With the exception of the 9/11 attacks, the impact of
these events are penetrating the University cocoon
more than anything perhaps since the Vietnam War
and Civil Rights era. In both cases, I am struck by
how well-positioned the Comm School is to help
our students and the broader community analyze
and learn important lessons from these events.
First, the challenging economic environment
and its impact on markets, businesses, our students,
and society are constant topics of discussion at
the School. As my colleagues and I taught this
semester, we started many classes with a discussion
of the events of the previous day, complete with
bank failures, record losses in major industries, and
volatile stock markets. We sponsored significant
events that addressed the issues in different ways.
For example, McIntire’s Fall Forum, “Investment
Strategies in Turbulent Times,” provided a nuanced,
insightful conversation about the remarkable
complexities of the current situation. Julian
Robertson and four outstanding alumni (Rick
Gerson, John Griffin, Chris Shumway, and Paul
Touradji) took time to participate in the forum,
and more than 1,000 McIntire alumni, students,
faculty, and friends showed up at Old Cabell Hall to
hear from our expert panel. In addition, our Career
Services Office implemented a new series of evening
presentations, “Careers in Finance 101,” involving
faculty, alumni, and friends. These packed sessions
focused on the job market and the options for our
finance concentrators. As always, dedicated alumni
and friends participated in individual classes and
met with students and faculty in many venues.
A common theme of these activities is the
deep engagement of McIntire alumni. This issue
of CommerceUVA is filled with similar stories of
alumni commitment and the tremendous impact
it has on the continued success and well-being of
the entire McIntire community. Our cover story,
“Reaching out to Alumni,” is packed with examples
of alumni staying engaged with the School: giving
back through recruiting, engaging with students
and alumni, providing financial support, serving
on boards, fundraising, providing advice, and
participating in the classroom and in our centers.
In “Conversation,” three outstanding alumni who
recently brought their professional expertise into
the classroom discuss the interesting challenges
and tremendous rewards of coming back to teach at
McIntire.
Second, whether you supported Barack Obama
or not, I have not witnessed a world leader inspire so
many young people since the 1960s, and as a country,
we certainly passed a historic milestone with respect
to race. In addition to his obvious charisma, the
President-elect was successful because he effectively
engaged the intellect of many students, asking them
to grapple with fundamental issues and questions
involving the war, the economy, race, and leadership
itself. Once again, the Commerce School is able
to participate in helping our students understand
the critical dimensions of leadership through our
pan-University leadership program. In “Reflections,”
Professor Tom Bateman talks about reaching out
to the larger University community, creating a new
leadership minor designed to teach students how
to create positive change in today’s complex world.
Given the challenges that we continue to face,
we need more great UVA leaders in business and
society.
As we look forward, I know that we can count
on the enduring commitment of the entire McIntire
community, which has, for nearly 90 years, made
so much possible for the School. Our students are
building the capabilities to achieve success and
become leaders with integrity, and despite the
turmoil, our recruiting even appears to be holding its
own as we enter November! The benefits of a highquality McIntire education have never been more
obvious.
— Dean Carl Zeithaml
Contents
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Conversation
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School News
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McIntire People
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Sustainable Stewardship
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McIntire’s Most Historic Day
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Reaching out to Alumni
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Three alumni—Nicole Iden (M.S. in MIT ’07), Don King
(McIntire ’62), and Greg Ledford (McIntire ’79)—talk about
what it’s like to come back and teach at McIntire.
Katie Jones (McIntire ’01) and Scott Kelley (McIntire ’83).
At Rouss and Robertson Halls, state-of-the-art technology
combines with sustainable environmental practices.
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For the McIntire School, April 25, 2008, was a day of
big events and big ideas.
McIntire offers a wealth of opportunities across the country
for alumni of all ages and interests to engage with the School
and with one another.
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Tech Detective
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Faculty Updates
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Alumni News
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Reflections
Professor Peter Gray wants to understand what makes
people and technology click.
Professor Tom Bateman, Director of U.Va.’s new undergraduate
minor in leadership, discusses how the program helps students gain
the tools they need to create positive change in a complex word.
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McIntire CONVERSATION
Three alumni —Nicole Iden, Don King, and Greg Ledford—talk
about what it’s like to come back and teach at McIntire
Three alumni discuss returning to McIntire as teachers. Nicole Iden
(M.S. in MIT ’07), Manager of Partner Technology at the Grameen
Foundation, spoke to students in the M.S. in MIT Program. Don
King (McIntire ’62), recently retired Global Head of Real Estate for
Deutsche Asset Management, co-teaches a course on real estate valuation. Greg Ledford (McIntire ’79), Managing Director at The Carlyle
Group, co-teaches a course on private equity.
There’s an old saying that “to teach is to learn.” Did you find that to
be true?
Iden: I learned that teaching is really challenging! I think I
always knew that, but I definitely gained more respect for my professors, who do this day in and day out for hours. You’re up there
on display for everyone, and no matter how much you know a
subject, even if it’s something you’ve been doing for years, students
Don King (McIntire ’62)
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will always surprise you. You think, “Oh, I could do this with my
eyes closed”—but then you get one question out of the blue that
really opens your eyes to a new perspective. It’s challenging, but I
think it’s fantastic.
There’s another thing, too: Getting in front of people and
explaining what you do, and how you’ve taken what you’ve
learned and applied it practically, really forces you to get rid of the
background noise and figure out what’s critical. It really helps to
crystallize your thinking.
Ledford: For me, teaching really did offer an opportunity to
learn. I had to be able to discuss how private equity interacts with
the overall industry both domestically and internationally, and I
don’t have as much experience in international private equity. So
I had to really think about how private equity fits in with other
asset classes, and I also had to do some research to get up-to-date
on various facts, figures, and trends. I wanted to
make sure I was teaching and not just telling war
stories. It was a little bit of a shakedown going
into it, but in the end I think it was pretty successful.
Nicole Iden (M.S. in MIT ’07)
King: Teaching with George Overstreet was
great—it was George the academic and me the
practitioner coming at the students from two
different points of view. In class, we gave each
other permission to disagree pretty strongly with
one another. I might take George on over the
practical application of knowledge; then he’d
turn around and scold me for not being rigorous
enough with the academic part. I think students
come away with a respect for the theory, but also
see that often the way things get done in the
market is different from the way they’re taught
in the academy. But one thing I really learned is
Greg Ledford (McIntire ’79)
the relevance of some of the theoretical stuff that I used to poohpooh a bit. Frankly, getting down and working through those
theories taught me some things.
But some of the best lessons come from the students—the
amount of studying and work they put in, and hearing how they
look at the world. I also learned that the students have a very
strong moral sense, which I think comes from their four years
with the honor system. I think we’re training people to go out into
business and government and be stand-up, moral people. I like
that—and it’s another reason for doing what I’m doing.
None of you are teachers by profession. Were you at all nervous about
teaching?
to teach a specific topic. To be honest, I was a little scared after
agreeing to it: A two-and-a-half-hour class once a week requires
a lot of talking and preparation. I wanted to be sure that I didn’t
bore the students to tears.
I got a lot of support from Professors Marston and Wilhelm,
as well as from other alumni. I think there might be only one other private equity class in the world taught to undergraduates—so
we really didn’t have a model, and of course, there’s no textbook.
It was week by week, writing PowerPoint presentations or case
studies or whatever we needed to do to present the subjects and
topics. So, it was a little daunting. It’s one thing to know a topic;
it’s another to teach it. I wanted to make sure that I could convey
what I wanted to the students.
Ledford: I worked with Professors Marston and Wilhelm on
the syllabus, but I was in charge of all the content, and it was my
responsibility to teach or to use my Rolodex to bring someone in
King: I wasn’t intimidated by getting in front of a group of
students because I’ve been working in this area for so long. But
I think the intimidating part was—after I’d been teaching for a
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McIntire CONVERSATION
“Some of the best
lessons come from
the students.”
—Don King
IT we tend to think, “Well, after this degree I’ll
go work on Wall Street or in an IT development shop or as an investment banker.” But after the class, I had a line of people who wanted
to learn about my organization and some of the
work we do. I ran out of time because I had to
catch a flight to Ghana. For me, that interest
was definitely the highlight of the day.
Ledford: I don’t know if I would say I was
while—saying to myself, “Am I doing as good a job as I could
be?” I really wanted to create sparks in the students’ minds. I also
wished we had more time. We had to skip over some things, and I
thought that might be daunting for the kids. But they pick up so
much. When you look at the final exam, you realize that they’ve
learned an awful lot in 14 classes. It’s a great feeling.
What did you find most surprising about teaching?
Iden: I was totally blown away by how interested the class was in
the industry I’m working in. (The Grameen Foundation supports
microfinance institutions around the world, helping the poor to
lift themselves out of poverty.) Often in subjects like business or
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surprised, but I was relieved by the students’
phenomenal energy level and desire to learn.
There were some Monday nights when I really wasn’t looking forward to driving three
hours to Charlottesville, teaching for two and
a half hours, then driving three hours back.
But as soon as I walked in the classroom, I was
refreshed and energized. Many classes, except
for the one before the North Carolina basketball game, ran over the two and a half hours
because the students just had more questions.
The interaction was so great—I thought they’d
be looking at their watches, ready to run out of
there at 6 p.m.
What you see in teaching at McIntire is
that it’s very difficult to get into the University,
and then into the Comm School. So you’re
getting the cream of the crop. It’s not just how smart they are; it’s
how hard they’re willing to work. That was very evident.
King: I was also impressed by the students’ preparation and
the great questions they asked. We used real-world examples—
investment committee books, disguised slightly, that my company
used to make $30, $40, $50 million investments on behalf of our
clients. The students were put in the position of either the acquisition person or an investment committee member. They basically
had to say why they thought a property should be approved by
an investment committee, and then those on the committee had
to weigh those factors and decide whether the proposed investment passed the test. We did this by the case method, trying to
get as much active student participation as we could. I wasn’t sure
how well that would work in an undergraduate setting. But I was
very pleased. After the first couple of sessions, everyone really
came forward and participated, and I think they got a lot out of
it. Some of them even told me that if they’d known the real estate
world was out there, they’d have tried to get a job in it, which is
always gratifying for me to hear.
with a Thai student, who first came to talk to me about the kind
of job he wanted. Then he got an offer, and now he wants to talk
to me about what he should be doing next. He asked me what
advice I would give him if he were my son—so I told him what
I’d told my own kids they should do. I think the idea of getting
a phone call at 8 a.m. from someone coming home from dinner
in Bangkok is remarkable. McIntire is a magical place for those
kinds of experiences, I’ll say that.
What did you find most rewarding about your teaching experience?
Ledford: The students really seemed to appreciate the class.
Most of them had already interned and were going into investment banking or private equity. By that point, they really enjoyed
having practitioners come in and talk to them. They’d heard the
theory, and it was obvious from their understanding of markets
that they’d been taught well. But there’s the theoretical and
analytical, and then there’s your gut and what you have to do in
different situations that you really can’t learn from textbooks. So
I was able to share my experience with the students, which was
great. Obviously, it takes time—but I would highly recommend it.
It’s very rewarding.
Iden: For me, the networking piece was the best part. I men-
Faculty Perspective
“I love having speakers in the
classroom,” says Management
Professor Elizabeth Thurston. “It’s
­especially great when they’re
alums who’ve taken the class
­because they’re able to say
to the students, ‘I was in your
tioned that people were very interested in the Grameen Foundation; some of them I still talk to regularly. One of them even has a
daughter who now comes in as a volunteer. We’re looking to figure out how we can engage the M.S. in MIT community because
the community has such a wealth of knowledge, and we’re always
looking for ways to funnel that into the developing world. When
I was in the M.S. in MIT Program myself, 50 percent of what was
so great about it was your classmates—and it’s the same when you
come back. It’s a whole new crop of great people with different
perspectives, from different industries, with different experiences.
There’s such an opportunity to learn from the students.
shoes—and here’s how what
King: George is a master at getting the students to sit down and
guest-speaking isn’t just sharing war stories with the class. “It’s
talk to him. He’s such a great teacher, and it’s obvious that he really loves helping and mentoring. I’ve learned a lot from him, and
through him I’ve gotten to do more of that sort of thing, which
is some of the most rewarding part of the job. I’m still in contact
you’re learning works in practice.’ ” Thurston, who teaches
Elizabeth Thurston
courses in consulting and entrepreneurship, says that hearing from seasoned professionals challenges students to think
conceptually and analytically and offers them the chance to
learn important lessons through engaging stories. In addition,
she says, bringing alumni into the classroom offers “invaluable”
opportunities for networking. Thurston warns, however, that
a lot of work,” she says. “Guest-speaking sessions must be designed very carefully so that at the end of the session, students
have received the lessons they need.”
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School NEWS
McIntire School Posts Annual Fund Record
The McIntire School set a new Annual Fund record in 2007-2008, raising
$2,276,569 and surpassing its goal ($2.1
million) for the seventh straight year.
Gifts during the fiscal year came
from 3,600 donors, and eclipsed the
previous record of $2,026,948, set a year
earlier.
Katie Whittier, Assistant Dean for
Alumni Development, said that alumni
support through the Annual Fund is
essential to the School’s success. “When
alumni support McIntire’s Annual Fund,
they’re investing in today’s students,” she
said. “Year to year, the life of the School
depends on annual unrestricted funds. We
are extremely grateful to our alumni and
friends for their extraordinary ongoing
generosity.”
McIntire Dean Carl Zeithaml added,
“The Annual Fund enables the School
to enhance student learning experiences,
expand technological capabilities, recruit
and retain the best faculty, and take advantage of a wide range of new opportunities.
Without the help of our loyal alumni and
friends, we could not create and maintain
the world’s best business programs. The
students, faculty, and staff offer our sincere
appreciation.”
M.S. in Management of IT Lands McIntire School among Computerworld’s 10 “IT Schools to Watch”
Computerworld magazine has recognized
McIntire’s M.S. in MIT Program in an article on America’s “IT Schools to Watch.”
Stating that “the real-world curriculum has drawn raves,” Computerworld rated
the program with an overall grade of “A,”
as well as graded the program “A” in all
measured categories, including value, positive career impact, and relevance to actual
career activities. The grades were based on
survey responses from 222 program graduates. The magazine also stressed that “[a]
focus on strategic IT issues draws senior
executives.”
The M.S. in MIT Program, designed
for experienced professionals who want to
take their careers to the next level, helps
business and technology professionals
develop the competencies needed to lead
and produce greater business value within
complex, technology-enabled business
environments.
The graduate program is taught by top
McIntire faculty members who are highly
adept at creating a learning environment
that provides academic rigor while taking
advantage of the students’ depth of professional experience and expertise.
“It is exciting to have students who
are able to immediately translate classroom
knowledge into action,” Associate Professor Barbara Wixom said, “especially when
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those actions may be creating new revenue
streams for a company or saving a government agency millions of dollars. Many of
these students are really using their knowledge to transform how their organizations
use and benefit from IT.”
Associate Professor Barbara Wixom
These leading-edge graduate schools are moving at the pace
of the IT workplace, delivering coursework that’s relevant to
today’s IT professionals. Profiles of 10 innovative schools,
plus listings of 56 top IT schools from across the country.
Incoming students in McIntire’s new M.S. in Commerce Program
McIntire Welcomes First M.S. in Commerce Students to “Rich Learning Environment”
The McIntire School launched its new
M.S. in Commerce Program in September
2008, welcoming 46 recent graduates from
U.Va. and other top colleges and universities around the country. “We’re proud
to welcome such a high-caliber group of
students, and we’re delighted to add this
innovative new program to McIntire’s
portfolio of outstanding offerings,” said
Program Director Ira Harris.
The M.S. in Commerce is a one-year,
36-credit-hour program designed to help
recent graduates of liberal arts, science,
and engineering programs turn their intellectual and academic skill sets into focused
business expertise.
Student Lauren Schmidt, a U.Va.
history and foreign affairs double major
(A&S ’08), said the program is helping her
to do precisely that. “As an undergraduate,
my focus was really on things like critical
thinking, looking for patterns over time,
understanding cause and effect, and logical
thinking,” Schmidt said. “I’m finding that
those analytical skills translate very neatly
into business.”
Schmidt added that she is benefiting from the program’s Integrated Core
Experience (ICE) curriculum, which she
said is providing her with a comprehensive
understanding of business fundamentals
in an active and engaging way. “I’m really
enjoying the ICE setup,” Schmidt said. “It
involves lectures, discussions, and group
work, and the focus is really on teamwork
and integrating ideas.”
Harris noted that an incredible diversity of student backgrounds makes the
M.S. in Commerce classroom experience
unique. “The class boasts students from nine
different undergraduate schools and with
21 different majors,” he said. “The perspective and insight that these students bring
create a very rich learning environment.”
M.S. in Commerce Program Receives Generous Gift to Establish the
Franklin Family Endowment Fund for International Awards
Students in McIntire’s new M.S. in Commerce Program got a helping hand from
Dr. Laurence “Larry” Franklin and his
wife, Mrs. Wei-ching “Mei” Franklin. M.S.
in Commerce students traveling to Asia
to study business at McIntire’s partner
school, Hong Kong University of Science
and Technology, will now be able to apply
for funding to help cover travel-related
expenses.
“Globalization is fundamentally altering not only the opportunities, but also the
challenges and responsibilities, of businesses throughout the world,” said McIntire
Dean Carl Zeithaml. “We see our overseas
programs as vital to our students’ success,
and we are deeply grateful to the Franklins for their generous support of this key
initiative.”
The Franklins were impressed with
McIntire’s commitment to providing its
students with a global education. They said
they wanted to help students with airfare,
passport fees and photos, vaccinations, and
other “special expenses.” In anticipation
of the launch of the M.S. in Commerce
Program, the Franklins made a gift of
$50,000 to McIntire in May 2008, which
was matched by the School to create the
new $100,000 Franklin Family Endowment Fund for International Awards.
Professor Larry Franklin teaches
M.B.A. and E.M.B.A. students at the
Hong Kong University of Science and
Technology and has taught courses since
2002 at the Darden Graduate School of
Business and the University of Virginia
School of Law. The fund was established
in part to honor Dr. Carl M. Franklin
(Law ’48), Larry’s father.
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MCINTIRE People
Katie Jones: Building on a strong foundation
My job was to travel
the world, having
adventures.
—Katie Jones
F
“
or about a year, my job
was to travel around the
country and the world,
having adventures,” says Katie
Jones (McIntire ’01). “I rode
horses on dude ranches, went
to Alaska, toured London and
Paris, and hiked through the
Grand Teton and Yellowstone
national parks. I even drove
clear across Wyoming to visit
Mount Rushmore in South
Dakota.”
Jones’ year of living
dangerously was all part of her
job in Disney’s New Business
Initiatives group. “We already
had theme parks and cruise
ships,” Jones says, “so our role
was to figure out ‘What’s the
next big vacation idea?’ We started looking at a new opportunity: Adventures by Disney.”
Jones’ eight years (and counting) at Disney seem to have
been one long adventure. “One of the great things about
Disney is that you can find a completely different role without
having to leave,” says Jones, who’s just settling into her fourth
job within the Disney Corporation. Jones started off as an
internal consultant, looking for new financial and strategic
opportunities under the auspices of the CFO. From there, she
moved into the role of professional adventure-seeker. When
“Adventures by Disney” moved headquarters, Jones transitioned
into Disney’s Photo Imaging division, where she worked on
digitalizing the company’s photography services. In June 2008,
she joined Disney’s Cruise Line, where she seeks out new business opportunities and acts as the single point of contact for all
the outside companies that provide services on Disney’s ships.
“It’s hard to imagine being in a business without the
guest satisfaction element,” Jones says. “On any given day, I can
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walk into a theme park and see people laughing and smiling
and having a good time. Whether it’s theme parks or cruise
ships, it’s great to see people responding so positively to our
products.”
What’s the secret to Jones’ success in such a diverse array
of jobs? “I was part of the very first ICE group, and I’m so
thankful for it,” Jones says. (ICE, the Integrated Core Experience, is the School’s continuously evolving third-year curriculum, designed to integrate analytical, strategic, and behavioral
skills that address real-world business problems.) “The benefit
is that it really teaches you how to think. It’s not the specifics of
the case that matter. It’s learning how to think through its parts
that is the real lesson.”
Jones also says that McIntire provided her with the
fundamentals for success. “When I came to U.Va., I felt that
McIntire would provide me with the foundation to do so many
things,” she says. “I couldn’t think of any opportunities that
wouldn’t be open to me with a McIntire education.”
Scott Kelley: You must have a global perspective
T
hese days, most stories about real estate don’t have a happy
ending. Not so in the case of Scott Kelley (McIntire ’83), CEO
of Aetos Capital’s real estate business. “For the past several
years, we’ve been intentionally not investing in the United States and
Western Europe,” Kelley says. “Since 2002, we’ve bought more than
$9 billion in real estate assets and companies in Japan, China, and
Korea. We thought there were better growth prospects in Asia and a
much more compelling value proposition investing there, and I think
we turned out to be right.”
For Kelley, success—both in business and in life—requires taking
the big-picture view of things. “As a businessman and as an investor,
you must have a global perspective,” Kelley says. “The real estate capital
markets are becoming increasingly globalized, and sophisticated investors want managers to identify the best opportunities wherever they
happen to be.” Moreover, Kelley says, investing in real estate overseas
is far more complicated than investing domestically; in addition to
understanding the real estate dynamics in a foreign country, you must
also have a point of view on that country’s macro-economic, legal,
regulatory, and tax outlook. Indeed, Kelley says, “you have to check
your uniquely American perspectives at the door, and realize that other countries
don’t necessarily think about doing things the way we do.”
Kelley also takes the long view when it comes to the current economic climate.
“I graduated in ’83, which means I was interviewing in ’82, which was another tough
job market,” he says. “It’s a tough market now, but you have to remember that these
things run in cycles—it’s important not to despair.” Moreover, he says, challenging circumstances teach valuable lessons, so starting out during tough times may
ultimately prove to be an advantage.
Kelley, who is also a McIntire School Foundation Board Trustee, says his years
at U.Va. and McIntire taught him to start thinking about things in a comprehensive
way. “The Comm School provides you with the technical skills to do the analytics,”
he says. “The analytical tools you get at McIntire are a great basis for an investment
career.” But beyond the technical skills, Kelley says, “you have to develop a larger
world view. Being in the College for two years, and then in the Comm School, helps
lay a great foundation for the development of this perspective.”
Kelley’s advice for today’s graduates? “Spend time abroad, and read about what’s
going on in the world.” But most important of all, he says, “find out what you enjoy
doing, and do it—that’s how you’ll be successful. Remember that your career is a
marathon, not a sprint.”
You have to check
your uniquely
American
perspectives
at the door.
—Scott Kelley
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At Rouss & Robertson Halls, state-of-the-art technology
combines with sustainable environmental practices
Step out onto the Rouss Hall terrace,
windows; and high-performance, long-life fluorescent
see what appears to be a lush garden growing on Robertson
energy efficiency and long-term financial savings,” she says.
look across the courtyard, and you might be surprised to
Hall’s rooftop. The real surprise, though, is that the rooftop
garden isn’t actually a garden at all. It’s a “green roof ” that
serves several environmentally friendly purposes.
“The roof membrane is planted with sedum, a low-
lighting. “Taken together, these investments all contribute to
Moreover, Lawson says, “McIntire’s efforts also fit in with
an evolving effort on the part of the University at large.”
Many Measures, Big Results
growing garden plant that needs very little maintenance,”
Lawson points out, for instance, that McIntire is connected
Starsia. “The sedum provides natural insulation in both
heating and cooling systems. “These systems offer signifi-
says McIntire’s Associate Dean for Administration Gerry
summer and winter, reducing heating and cooling costs. In
addition, the green roof holds water from rainfall, and then
releases it gradually into the atmosphere, helping to prevent
flooding, erosion, and storm water pollution.” As a bonus,
Starsia says, the sedum adds to the roof ’s longevity, protecting it against the damaging effects of the sun’s ultraviolet
rays.
Integrated Whole-Building Strategy
Although innovative, important, and highly visible, the
green roof is just one of many initiatives designed to reduce
energy consumption and environmental damage, says
McIntire’s Director of Operations Elizabeth “Jo” Lawson.
“The green roof is the first of its kind at U.Va., and we’re
very excited about it,” she says. “However, from day one, the
Commerce School developed an integrated ‘whole-building’
strategy that embraces sustainability from many vantage
points.”
Some of these whole-building strategies include the
installation of state-of-the-art insulation; double-glazed
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to the University’s newly improved, highly efficient central
cant economic, operating, and maintenance advantages over
individual building systems,” she says. “Both the Comm
School and the University of Virginia have capitalized on
these advantages. The investment in these systems makes
economic sense while also reducing our carbon footprint
and making us a better neighbor to the community.”
McIntire is working to be a good neighbor and wise en-
vironmental steward on numerous other dimensions. Some
of these include:
Comprehensive Guidelines
• Green cleaning. McIntire uses environmentally
How do you transform “sustainability” from a buzzword to
safe cleansers and disinfectants.
a viable strategy? There’s no simple answer, of course, but
• Recycling. Recycling containers for paper, as well as
for aluminum and plastic, are accessible, prominent, and
the McIntire School of Commerce is committed to meet-
Halls.
in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED). Developed
the many students, faculty, and staff who commute by
is a widely accepted set of standards for ensuring that
properly maintained throughout Rouss & Robertson
ing the standards of the U.S. Green Council’s Leadership
• Bicycle racks. The Comm School accommodates
by a nonprofit group of business industry leaders, LEED
bike with bicycle racks at convenient locations near
construction is environmentally responsible and eco-
Rouss & Robertson Halls.
nomically sound.
• Pathways and access to Central
Grounds. One of U.Va.’s long-term goals is the
“These guidelines provide comprehensive bench-
marks across a wide spectrum of categories that include
creation of a stronger sense of the University as a single
everything from efficient energy use, to providing clean
entity through the development of increased access to
indoor environments, to the proper storage and collec-
Grounds for pedestrians, bicycles, and buses. “We have
tion of recyclables,” says Starsia. “Although we are not
helped to realize this goal,” Lawson says, “through the
seeking LEED certification at this time, we are applying
creation of significantly improved east-west pedestrian
significant resources to ensuring that Rouss & Robertson
paths and by access to Grounds via Rouss & Robertson
Halls are LEED-compliant.”
Halls themselves.”
From Rooftops to Reservoirs
One of the less obvious, but vitally important aspects of
environmental stewardship is, literally, an underground
effort—one that contains storm water runoff, which occurs
when precipitation from rain or snowmelt flows over the
ground. Impervious surfaces like driveways, sidewalks, and
streets prevent storm water from soaking into the soil. As
water flows over these surfaces, it picks up debris, chemicals,
dirt, and other pollutants—which, after traveling through
storm sewers, ultimately end up in lakes, streams, rivers,
wetlands, or coastal water.
Although the green roof helps to mitigate some of the
potential pollution caused by storm water runoff, Rouss &
Robertson Halls combine to create an impervious footprint
of more than an acre. To capture and contain the water that
falls onto this footprint, the buildings’ planners developed
an ingenious system of underground pipes and holding
tanks.
“This approach reduces storm water pollution in the
streams, rivers, and ultimately the bay,” says Starsia. “We can
treat water at the collection point, allowing the ground itself
to work as a filter. It really is true that from the rooftop to
the soil, and throughout every classroom, office, and hallway,
we are working very hard to provide the kind of steward-
ship that is both environmentally sound and economically
viable.”
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McIntire’s Most Historic Day • April 25, 2008
For the McIntire School of Commerce, Friday, April 25, 2008, was
a day of big events and big ideas that included the dedication of the
Comm School’s state-of-the-art new home in Rouss & Robertson
Halls, a major symposium, a hedge fund tournament using worldclass trading technology, and a gala celebration.
Principal building donor John A. Griffin (McIntire ’85) speaks about
his friend and mentor, legendary financier Julian Robertson (far left),
for whom Robertson Hall was named.
People gather in the courtyard of
Rouss & Robertson Halls to celebrate the dedication.
Students struggle to master global markets during the annual McIntire
Hedge Fund Tournament.
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The perfect end to a perfect day.
Management Professor Rob Cross talks about the hidden
power of social networks during the Eighth Annual Spring
Symposium, “Leading in a Connected World.”
In full swing, the celebration moves to the Lawn.
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Reaching out to Alumni
Old Cabell Hall Auditorium is filled to
capacity with alumni and friends during
the 2008 Fall Forum, “Investment
Strategies in Turbulent Times.”
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O
n Oct. 3, 2008, more than 1,000 McIntire alumni,
postings and career resources, and she is organizing podcasts
students, and friends turned out for one of the
and monthly web chats with faculty and expert alumni. “I
most timely and thought-provoking events in
want our alumni to understand that their relationship with the
Comm School history. The annual Fall Forum,
School doesn’t stop when they graduate.”
titled “Investment Strategies in Turbulent Times,” was led by
John A. Griffin (McIntire ’85), President and Founder of Blue
cessful City Circles dinners, reaching out to alumni in metropoli-
Ridge Capital, and featured Richard M. Gerson (McIntire ’97),
tan areas including San Francisco, Boston, New York, and Wash-
Managing Director of Blue Ridge Capital LLC; Julian H. Robert-
ington, D.C. City Circles dinners involve gathering 15-20 young
son, longtime friend to the McIntire School and Co-Founder of
alumni with a handful of seasoned professionals for informal
legendary hedge fund Tiger Management; Chris W. Shumway
discussion of a particular topic or industry. (Past topics include
(McIntire ’88), Founding Partner of Shumway Capital Partners;
investment banking, real estate, marketing and advertising, and
and Paul Touradji (McIntire ’93), President and Chief Investment
career transitions.) “City Circles provide the perfect opportunity
Officer of Touradji Capital Management.
for young alumni to develop relationships with senior-level
“We were very pleased to host such a phenomenal group
of McIntire alumni and friends to discuss the challenges and
opportunities facing the financial world today,” says McIntire Dean Carl Zeithaml. “We are equally delighted
To this end, Welch has continued the School’s highly suc-
professionals,” Welch says.
Young alum Garrett Bockenek (McIntire ’05), who recently
hosted a City Circles dinner in Boston, agrees. Events such as
City Circles, he says, benefit graduates of all ages. “A strong
that so many members of the McIntire
community were able to join us for
such an important and timely
discussion.”
Although the Fall
Forum was particularly
noteworthy and dramatic,
McIntire offers a wealth of opportunities across
the country for alumni of all ages and interests
to engage with the School and with one another.
Zeithaml says it highlights only one
of many ways in which alumni are making a difference at McIntire. “The value of alumni contributions, in
terms of recruiting, providing financial support, engaging
alumni community serves as the foundation for the establishment of important professional relationships,” Bockenek says. “It
also allows motivated individuals with diverse skills and back-
with students and recent alums, serving on boards, fundraising,
grounds to share knowledge and build lifelong friendships.”
providing advice, and participating in the classroom and in our
centers, really cannot be overstated,” Zeithaml says.
Young Alumni Council (MYAC) are open to all young McIntire
Welch points out that the events organized by the McIntire
alumni. MYAC, Welch says, “serves as a liaison between the
Youthful Vitality
School and our young alumni community.”
Assistant Director of Development Laine Welch is particularly interested in reaching out to McIntire’s young and women alumni.
High Society
For young alumni, this effort means more opportunities to con-
Welch is also working to enhance the activities of the Ivy
nect with both their peers and well-established McIntire alums.
Society, an initiative to promote networking, mentoring, and
Welch says that her efforts are designed to support alumni
philanthropy among women students, alumnae, and friends
and to strengthen their ties to the School. “Alumni programs
of the McIntire School. With the help of dedicated alumnae
and events offer great opportunities for networking, learning,
volunteers, the Ivy Society arranges events such as dinners, golf
and connecting with the McIntire community,” she says. Welch
outings, discussion forums, and networking receptions.
is working on a new, enhanced alumni Web site featuring job
“To me, it’s really important to help the next generation of
Fa l l 2 0 0 8 • 15
graduates—especially women— make the transition into the
leader in the Alumni Trustee Program, Shapiro says, “I want to
working world,” says Ivy Society volunteer Christy Chattleton
ensure that the students who follow me at McIntire have the
(McIntire ’00). Chattleton says she’s particularly interested in
same opportunities that I had.”
bolstering the group’s mentorship activities and is helping organize the Ivy Society’s annual reception in New York this January.
Graduate Degrees, Alumni Connections
“I really care about the future of McIntire,” she says.
A great sense of community, close connections with faculty,
and a superb student experience aren’t exclusive to McIntire’s
McIntire Alumni Trustees
undergraduate program. They are also characteristic of McIn-
One way alumni can help to ensure McIntire’s continued
tire’s four graduate programs: the M.S. in Accounting Program;
excellence is by participating in the McIntire Alumni Trustee
the M.S. in the Management of Information Technology (M.S.
Program, a peer-to-peer solicitation program designed to help
in MIT) Program; the Ernst & Young Your Master Plan M.S. in Ac-
alumni reconnect with one another and with the School.
counting Program; and the new M.S. in Commerce Program.
Some 170 alumni from 18 classes serve as Alumni Trustees,
Nicole Fitzwater, the School’s first Director of Gradu-
reaching out to more than 3,000 of their classmates annually.
ate Alumni Development, is working hard to develop—from
“Keeping alumni connected to each other and the School is a
scratch— a robust and compelling graduate alumni outreach
Director of Graduate Alumni Development
Nicole Fitzwater (left) strategizes with
M.S. in MIT Advisory Board members.
priority for the
program that will bring value to alumni and keep them mean-
Alumni Relations
ingfully engaged with the School. “It’s really important that our
team,” says Nola
outreach efforts are successful and that we build a relationship
Miller, Director
with our graduate alumni,” Fitzwater says.
of Development.
Through the
connected with one another and with McIntire, as well as creat-
Alumni Trustee
ing lifelong learning opportunities and organizing a diverse and
Program, volun-
valuable set of alumni activities. Last summer, Fitzwater orga-
teers reach out to
nized alumni family picnics, lunches, wine tastings, golf clinics,
their classmates
and happy hours, as well as an outing to a Nationals game. Fall
annually for the
activities include a football tailgate and corporate golf outing,
dual purpose of
and graduate alumni events will soon occur regularly in Char-
keeping class-
lottesville, Richmond, Northern Virginia, and Washington. mates engaged
In addition, she says, graduate alumni should look for future
with the School
events in Atlanta, Boston, New York, and Charlotte.
Doing so, she says, means helping graduate alumni stay
and encouraging support of the McIntire Annual Fund at any
level. “Our Alumni Trustees are an invaluable resource for the
learning is critically important for McIntire graduate alumni. As
School as we strive to grow the alumni participation rate (the
a result, she is working with McIntire faculty to send monthly
percentage of alumni who make a donation to McIntire each
emails containing current course readings to M.S. in MIT and
year). We are extremely grateful to our Trustee volunteers.”
M.S. in Accounting alumni. The readings are posted in a blog
format, allowing alumni to discuss what they are reading.
Alumni Trustee Nick Shapiro (McIntire ’05) says he’s happy
In addition to social activities, Fitzwater knows that lifelong
to help. “I think the strong sense of community among stu-
Fitzwater says that the School is also developing cutting-edge
dents, faculty, staff, and alumni distinguishes McIntire from
educational opportunities for alumni, such as the annual Inter-
other schools,” Shapiro says. “These connections contributed
national Executive Program. This one-week immersion program
not only to my undergraduate experience, but were also impor-
provides participants with an intense learning and networking
tant throughout the recruiting process—and they continue to
experience in the world’s most innovative regions. Alumni in
make a difference post-graduation.” Through his role as a class
this program traveled to Copenhagen, Denmark, for the past
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two years, and M.S. in MIT faculty members are currently scop-
Many Ways to
ing out other possible locations. In addition, the School hosted
Give Back
a “Knowledge Continuum” Nov. 6-8, 2008, designed to allow
Cocke’s dedication to the
alumni to update their knowledge in such core areas as strat-
School is matched by
egy, architecture, project and enterprise management, leader-
that of Bill Tyson (McIn-
ship, and innovation.
tire ’84), Chairman of the
McIntire Advisory Board.
Come One, Come All
Asked why he feels it’s
“The power of the McIntire network is really very strong,” says
important to stay en-
Assistant Dean for Development Katie Whittier. “I’m not sure if
gaged with the School,
everyone realizes the great potential of the McIntire network.”
Tyson comments that he
For Jason Rascoe (McIntire ’03), however, the strength of the
“deeply indentifies” with
McIntire network is very apparent. A McIntire alum, for instance,
McIntire’s commitment
helped him get his first job as an investment banker. Rascoe
to excellence, integrity,
also says that he benefited tremendously from taking John
and innovation. “McIntire
Griffin’s (McIntire ’85) investment course and that he continues
is really unusual in the
to make key connections through the McIntire network. “The
category of innovation,”
alumni network is probably one of McIntire’s greatest strengths,”
Tyson says. “There’s a
says Rascoe, an active MYAC member (and City Circles co-host,
thoughtful, deliberate attitude toward change and evolution
with Bockenek). “I’ve benefited enormously from my involve-
that I think is a huge advantage for the School.”
ment with McIntire both as a student and as an alumnus—and I
hope to give back at least a fraction of what I received.”
School is an indication of his deep appreciation of all that he
gained from both U.Va. and McIntire. By staying active in McIn-
A major reason that the McIntire network is so robust,
Elena Groh (McIntire ’03) talks
to more than 80 McIntire students
during the Ivy Society’s “Dress Your
Best” event.
Tyson also says that his continued involvement with the
Whittier says, is the School’s loyal board members. “Alumni
tire’s affairs, Tyson says, “I can help other people, at least from an
engagement initiatives wouldn’t be nearly as successful without
educational standpoint, in the journey through their lives.” But
the contributions of our board members,” she says. “All across
Tyson says he also gains from his involvement with the School.
the country, we’ve been able to call on them to help build the
“When I come back to McIntire, I keep learning—from the pro-
McIntire network.”
fessors, from students, from other board members. You come
back, you give back, you make time, and you continue to learn.”
Meet You at the Corner
One such dedicated McIntire board member is Charles Cocke
in many ways—by attending McIntire events; hosting or at-
(McIntire ’65), a longtime Cornerstone Society Board member.
tending alumni events; spending time with students in the
Cocke’s ties to the University and to McIntire run deep: His three
classroom; recruiting students; and providing financial support
sons, Byron, Chas, and John, all graduated from the McIntire
for the School’s outstanding faculty, programs, and initiatives.
School (in ’98, ’00, and ’03 [M.S. in Accounting ’04], respectively),
“There are all sorts of ways for alumni to participate,” Tyson says.
and he lives next door to Comm School buddy Pat Vaughan
“McIntire makes it so easy for people to get involved.”
Tyson points out that alumni can give back to the School
(McIntire ’65, Law ’68). Moreover, he says, the U.Va. network
proved crucial as he built his accounting firm, Reston, Va.-based
You Can Make a Difference
Cocke, Szpanka, & Taylor. As a member of the Cornerstone board,
Want to find out more about how you can get involved? Con-
Cocke helps to steer planned gifts to the School. “My Commerce
tact Katie Whittier at 434-924-3394 or [email protected].
School education created my life’s opportunities,” Cocke says. “I
She will be happy to help you make the most of your McIntire
want to be sure that we maintain it for the next generation.”
connection.
Fa l l 2 0 0 8 • 17
Tech Detective
Professor Peter Gray wants to understand what makes people and technology click
Why do some new technologies
performance impacts?” Gray says his goal is to develop
revolutionize the way people and
best-practice approaches that can help IT managers coach
companies work, while others,
and guide business unit managers and supervisors who
though equally nifty, never get
want to see these new technologies permeate their work
off the ground? “The common
forces.
denominator across many documented failures is not a lack of
Looking for Answers
technical features,” says McIntire
In a recent study of employees’ adoption and use of
Professor of Information Technology Peter Gray. “Instead,
a corporate knowledge repository, for instance, Gray
the individuals for whom a new system is built, and who
found that an employee’s propensity to adopt the new
would benefit from its use, simply do not use the system.”
system was most affected by whether peers and those
who worked for him/her had used the technology—not
High Technology, Age-Old Questions
whether the employee’s superiors had. “Traditionally,
The question of why individuals choose to use new
top-down leadership has been crucial when rolling out
technologies intrigues Gray. He is particularly interested
new systems,” Gray says. “But with these new technolo-
in technologies designed to expand people’s options for
gies, bottom-up leadership is much more effective.” When
communicating and sharing knowledge—everything
it comes to adopting these kinds of “social” technologies,
from more established “knowledge management” sys-
Gray says, “seeing someone who works for or with you de-
tems such as knowledge repositories, online communities,
rive value by using these technologies may be the crucial
and virtual teams, to newer Web 2.0 technologies such
factor.”
as blogs, wikis, and social bookmarking. “Whether or not
In a study of online communities, Gray wanted to
employees adopt these new technologies is often as-
better understand why some new community members
sumed to be the responsibility of IT managers,” Gray says.
soon quit while others stayed. “When you create an online
“But the key challenges often have less to do with the
community,” he says, “the goal is to grow. So how do we
technologies themselves and more to do with underlying
get people who show up to commit for the long term?”
aspects of human nature.”
In particular, Gray wondered if it mattered whether or not
To really understand the adoption of “social” technologies, Gray says, “I focus on the intersection of cognition
and technology use. How do people’s beliefs, attitudes,
new members were referred to the community by another
member.
The answer, he found, was a resounding “yes.” People
and dispositions affect their use of technology? And why
who joined online communities as a result of referral were
are some people more likely than others to see positive
more likely to stick around, and they were also more ­active
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participants—and for a deeply human set of reasons.
Recommenders had likely already considered whether
or not the person in question would be a good fit for the
community. But beyond this filtering effect, the act of
referring someone also gave recommenders the oppor­
tunity to shape the recommendees’ expectations, reduc-
and social bookmarking gave them new channels that
ing their learning curve and increasing their engagement
enhanced creativity in ways that older communications
as soon as they first arrived. In addition, recommenders
technologies that focused more on question-and-answer
provided a role model for recommendees, who often
exchanges did not. “Companies that view knowledge
mimicked the participation habits of their recommenders
transfer as something that simply enhances ­efficiency
from the outset.
through the re-use of proven solutions often have a hard
In a third study, Gray chose to question his own
question, examining whether what mattered most to
time understanding the innovation-related benefits of
these newer technologies,” Gray says.
the success of a new technology was the sheer quantity
of use it received, or the way in which the technology
What It’s All About
was used. Gray’s study produced a number of interesting
Where is all of this research leading? “Given what we
results. First, he found that, when it came to using these
see in the communication patterns of today’s youth,
new technologies, the quantity of use ultimately did not
the arrival of these new social technologies in organiza-
matter. Instead, he found that the people with whom
tions is inevitable,” Gray says. “But the ability to connect
an individual used the technology to connect was the
in these new ways for business purposes is so new—we
­important factor.
really don’t understand what the best practices are, what
In particular, Gray found strong evidence that indi-
the managerial implications are, or how these new tech­
viduals who used social technologies to connect with
nologies will generate business value.” It’s these ques-
disparate groups of coworkers were seen by their manag-
tions, Gray says, that really drive his work. “Underpinning
ers as having more creative ideas. “Brokering ideas across
my research is a belief that the management of infor­
unconnected groups is a known method of generating
mation technology can be a source of competitive ad-
creative insight,” Gray says. “Our evidence points to the
vantage for organizations,” he says. “I hope to make solid
value of using new kinds of technologies to accomplish
research contributions—but I also want to help managers
this kind of brokerage in a way that really enhances inno-
enhance the effectiveness and competitiveness of their
vative performance.” Newer technologies such as blogs
organizations.”
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Faculty UPDATES
McIntire Welcomes New Faculty
Monica Banyi (Ph.D., Accounting,
University of Arizona) joins the
McIntire School as an Assistant
Professor in the Accounting Area. She
specializes in accounting regulation and
financial reporting. Her research uses
archival market information to examine
the impact of accounting information
on the incremental financing
decisions made by firms. Banyi has
taught intermediate accounting and
financial analysis at the graduate and
undergraduate levels.
Natasha Foutz (Ph.D., Marketing,
Cornell University) is an Assistant
Professor in the Marketing Area. She is
interested in entertainment marketing,
media and advertising, new product
design, and demand forecasting. Foutz’s
research has been published in scholarly
journals such as Journal of Marketing
Research. The recipient of several
teaching awards, Foutz has taught
marketing and econometric modeling
at the M.B.A. and Ph.D. levels. She
teaches entertainment marketing and in
the ICE program at McIntire.
Drew Hess (Ph.D., Strategic
Management, Georgia Institute of
Technology), an Assistant Professor
in the Management Area, researches
a number of issues concerning
organizational innovation. Hess’
research has appeared in Organization
Science, and he was recently awarded
the 2008 Alfred P. Sloan Foundation’s
Industry Studies Award for the best
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paper. While working toward his Ph.D.,
Hess was also awarded a Kauffman
Foundation Dissertation Fellowship.
He teaches strategy in the ICE
program.
Sue Porter (Ph.D., University of
Washington) joins the Accounting
Area as an Associate Professor. Her
research examines issues related to the
federal income taxation of individuals,
corporations, and their shareholders.
Porter has published numerous articles
on tax and accounting topics in
scholarly journals, including Journal of
Accounting and Economics; Contemporary
Accounting Research; and Journal of the
American Taxation Association. She
is on the editorial board of Journal of
the American Taxation Association and
of Journal of International Accounting,
Auditing and Taxation.
Andrea Roberts (Ph.D.,
Accountancy, The George Washington
University) is an Assistant Professor
in the Accounting Area, specializing
in issues related to nonprofit financial
reporting. Her research interests focus
on how and why nonprofits report
financial information and the impact
of this information on nonprofit
stakeholders. Roberts has published
articles in scholarly journals, including
The Accounting Review and Accounting
Horizons. She teaches courses in cost
and financial accounting at both the
undergraduate and graduate levels.
Mac Lathan Retires
Associate Professor Mac Lathan retired
from the McIntire School in May 2008
after 25 years of service. He specialized in
auditing and assurance services.
Before joining the McIntire School
faculty in 1983, Lathan served on the
faculties of The University of Georgia
and Duke University. He was also an
adjunct faculty member at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Before attending graduate school, Lathan
was employed with Ernst & Ernst (now
Ernst & Young LLP) and Goodman &
Company, CPAs. He also was Director of
Internal Auditing at Durham Life Insurance Company.
Lathan, a CPA, is a member of
the American Accounting Association,
the American Institute of CPAs, The
Institute of Internal Auditors, the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners,
the Virginia Society of CPAs, the North
Carolina Association of CPAs, and the
Harley Owners Group. He is also currently Vice Chair and a member of the
Executive Committee of the Board of
Directors of the Virginia Society of CPAs
and a member of the Board of Trustees of
the Virginia Society of CPAs PAC.
Lathan earned his Ph.D. in accounting, as well as his bachelor’s degree,
from The University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill. He earned an M.B.A. from
Duke University.
He and his wife, Linda, have relocated to Wilson, N.C., where their children
and grandchildren live.
Professor David Mick among Most Frequently Published Marketing Researchers
McIntire Professor David Mick was
recently cited as one of the 10 most
frequently published researchers in
Journal of Consumer Research over a 25year span, beginning in 1977 and ending
in 2002.
The study, titled “A Backward
Glance of Who and What Marketing
Scholars Have Been Researching, 19772002,” was presented at the 2008 annual
conference of the Academy of Marketing
Science.
“This represents phenomenal output
and reflects an enormous dedication to
consumer research on behalf of Professor
Mick as well as the high standards and
saliency of his work,” said University of
Birmingham (U.K.) Professor Douglas
West, who was the lead author of the
article. “The Journal of Consumer Research
has always received an enormous number
of papers from hopeful authors, and
my current understanding is that it
receives around 700 papers a year, which
demonstrates the immense achievement
this represents.”
McIntire’s Business Law Specialty Earns Top Honors from BusinessWeek
In its first-ever ranking of undergraduate
specialty programs, BusinessWeek has
crowned McIntire’s business law specialty
tops in the nation. The School took the
No. 2, 3, and 4 spots in corporate strategy,
marketing, and financial management,
respectively, as well as the No. 8 spot in
accounting.
McIntire Professor John Wheeler,
the sole proprietor of the business law
specialty, said he views himself as a
storyteller with a full-time job. “Every rule
I cover,” Wheeler said, “is associated with
a story. The law is such an abstract subject;
by using stories, I give students something
concrete that their brains can latch on to.”
Wheeler said he works hard to try to
cover legal topics that students are likely
to encounter in their own lives and careers.
“The law is a vast topic,” Wheeler said.
“You can’t possibly cover it all.”
Based on his own experience as a
lawyer, though, and by constantly reading
practitioners’ journals, Wheeler said he’s
able to cover the rules that come up most
in the real world. Said Wheeler, “It’s not
necessarily what’s most interesting to
me—it’s what the students are likely to
encounter.”
The law is such an
abstract subject;
by using stories,
I give students
something concrete
that their brains
can latch on to.
—John Wheeler
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ALUMNI News
1940s
1970s
John J. Boles ’47 (A&S ’49) received a
commendation from John E. Baldacci,
governor of Maine, for his lifelong service
to the community, particularly his role as
a founder of St. Jude Children’s Research
Hospital, which has helped thousands of
children and their families receive free
medical services that they would not
otherwise receive. Gov. Baldacci also commended Mr. Boles for his active role in
the ongoing development of St. Joseph’s
Health and Retirement Center in Ojai,
Calif. Mr. Boles also received a commendation from Richard C. Shadyac, CEO
of ALSAC, the fundraising arm of St.
Jude Children’s Research Hospital, for
his involvement in helping pioneer the
organization and working with ALSAC.
Mr. Shadyac recommended Mr. Boles to
be received into the Knights of Malta.
1950s
Ron Szpatura ’70 is celebrating his 20th
year of publishing with his Annapolis,
Md.-based company, Landmark Marketing
Inc. Landmarks provides quality destination information to travelers, with the
best in dining, shopping, attractions, and
more in 13 mid-Atlantic markets. Since
Ron founded the company in 1988, the
distribution has grown, reaching over 25
million guests annually through in-room
hardbound publications, in-room visitor
channels, specialty key card booklets, and
a Web site (http://www.visitlandmarks.
com). Landmarks recently developed a
partnership with Jordan Publishing Inc.
for Exclusively publications in many of the
Landmarks markets. Ron and his staff at
Landmarks currently work with over 2,000
businesses and look forward to celebrating more markets, more products, and
more success stories for their clients in the
future.
Doug Eitel ’51 is a licensed Florida nursing
home administrator and has served as a
preceptor/interim administrator for the
past 17 years. Mr. Eitel is President of Synergy Health Management, and his article,
“The Director of Nursing May Be the Best
Choice to Be the Facility’s Next Administrator,” was published in the winter 2008
issue of FADONA Focus, from the Florida
Association Directors of Nursing Administration.
Michael A.
Wellman ’75
(Darden ’79) has
joined Diversified Search Ray
& Berndtson
as a Managing
Director and
Practice Leader, Private Equity/Venture
Capital, based in the New York office.
Before joining Diversified Search Ray &
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Berndtson, Wellman was a Senior Managing Partner of two global retained executive search firms and founded his own
firm, Jefferson Partners. Earlier, he spent
eight years as a Senior Client Partner with
Korn/Ferry International, where he served
as President of Global Specialty Practices;
he was elected to KFY’s board of directors
(NYSE) and was Region Managing Partner
for the Northeast Region and Office
Managing Partner for New York. Wellman
has also worked as Chief Talent Officer
for Comstellar Technologies Inc., a private
equity/venture capital investor in advanced
communications and microelectronic technology. Before entering executive search,
he worked for Bain & Company, Chemical
Bank, and a private textile manufacturer,
Wellman Inc. (now NYSE).
1980s
Robert L. “Larry” Tucker ’80 received
the Ohio State Bar Association’s Friend
of Legal Education Award for 2008. The
award is given annually to the member
of the Ohio bar who has contributed the
most to legal education. Mr. Tucker is one
of the founding partners in the law firm
of Hanna, Campbell & Powell in Akron,
Ohio. He also holds an appointment as an
adjunct professor, teaching insurance law at
the University of Akron School of Law.
Cheryl R. Moore ’85 joined Genworth
Financial at the company’s headquarters
in Richmond, Va., as the Vice President
for Corporate Communications. Moore’s
son Tucker is a fourth-year Engineering
student at U.Va. Her middle son, Logan, is
a sophomore at “the other Virginia university.” Moore currently holds board/leadership positions with the Chesterfield Education Foundation, the Greater Richmond
United Way, New Visions New Ventures,
and the Greater Richmond Chamber of
Commerce. Classmates can reach Moore
at [email protected].
Gary Wallace ’85 (M.S. in Accounting ’86)
has joined The Riverstone Group LLC as
CFO. The Riverstone Group is a diversified holding company based in Richmond,
Va. Its holdings include The Jefferson
Hotel, Kiawah Island Golf Resort, The Sea
Pines Resort, and CCA Financial. Gary
was previously a Partner with KPMG in
Richmond.
Steve Morales ’88 is an Executive Producer at Franklin Springs Family Media. He
is responsible for the funding and distribution of a growing catalog of films and documentaries that encourage a restoration of
family-centered homes. Mr. Morales and
his wife, Alicia Kleckley Morales (A&S
’88), homeschool their seven children, ages
1 to 13, and live in Charlottesville, Va.
Julie M. Siegel ’88 and her husband, Neil,
welcomed their second child, Riley Alyse,
born Jan. 4, 2008. Riley joins a sister, Emily,
9. Ms. Siegel is the Controller for Geologic
Resource Partners, an investment advisory
firm in Boston.
The family resides
in Sun Valley, Idaho.
Amy M. Quinn
’89 has joined
Marietta, Ga.based accounting firm Moore
Colson as a Senior
Manager in its real estate practice. Quinn,
a CPA, has 19 years’ experience in real
estate investments, due diligence, finance,
and financial reporting, with an in-depth
knowledge of commercial real estate equities and mortgages. Before joining Moore
Colson’s real estate practice, she was the
Portfolio Asset Manager for Songy Partners in Atlanta.
1990s
David Lee Moss ’91 is a Director at
PricewaterhouseCoopers in Atlanta. He
has three children—Hannah, Theo, and
Nate—with his wife, Jane.
Ben Peltzer III ’92 recently completed
his Beechcraft Premier 1A jet type rating,
his fourth type rating as a Senior Demonstration Captain for Hawker Beechcraft
Corporation, based in Wichita, Kan. Ben
operates aircraft worldwide in support
of sales for Hawker Beechcraft, where
he has been employed for the last two
years.
Ashley Wallace Borders ’93 and her
husband, Keith, welcomed their first child,
Colin Campbell, born Nov. 18, 2007. The
family resides in the Richmond, Va., area.
Hal Omar Archer ’94 and Gena Rhone
Archer (A&S ’94) welcomed their first
child, Brandon Omar, born Jan. 4, 2008.
Jason D. Bass ’94 and his wife, Gina, welcomed a daughter, Virginia Frazier, born
Feb. 5, 2008. Virginia joins a brother, Yates,
2. The family lives in Richmond, Va.
Phillip Hirschel ’94 and his wife, Amy,
welcomed their first child, Beatrice Kate,
and one minute later, Beatrice’s twin
brother, Dylan Miles, born June 17, 2008.
Mr. Hirschel and his family live in Tampa,
Fla., where he is a Director at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Valerie Jean Hawrylko ’95 (Darden ’00)
married Lawrence Anthony Camillo July
7, 2007. Ms. Hawrylko is a Senior Associate in Organization and Strategy at Booz
Allen Hamilton. The couple resides in
Alexandria, Va.
Salman Tajuddin ’95 has joined the
Washington, D.C., office of FTI Consulting as a Director in the restructuring
and turnaround division, specializing in
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communications, media, and entertainment engagements. Previously he was a
Vice President and Co-Founder of MCG
Capital Corporation, a financing and
investment firm in Arlington, Va.
Christopher Frieden ’96 and Ashley
Phillips Frieden (A&S ’97) welcomed
their second child, Colby Catherine, born
Dec. 27, 2007. Colby joins sister Carter
Elizabeth, 3. The family resides in Atlanta,
where Mr. Frieden is a Partner at Alston &
Bird and Ms. Frieden is a Senior Associate
at King & Spalding.
Kevin F. Hull ’96 is a Partner at the
law firm of Hunton & Williams in its
McLean, Va., office. His practice focuses
on commercial and real estate lending
and transactional work for financial
institutions.
Ignatius David (“Nate”), born July 2, 2008.
Nate joins brother Xavier Vincent, 2. The
Lipani family resides in Chicago.
Tiki Barber ’97, former NFL football star, visited Charlottesville’s Boys
and Girls Club March 15, 2008, to
talk about academics and athletics.
(http://www.nbc29.com/Global/story.
asp?S=8022070&nav=menu496_2_5)
Dave Barberot ’97 (Darden ’03) and
Christina C. Barberot (A&S ’97) announce the birth of their son, Reid Soniat,
born April 2, 2008. Reid joins a sister,
Kenley Anne, 2. The Barberots reside in
Charlotte, N.C.
Scotti
(Vaughn)
Teschke
’97 and her
husband, Kyle,
welcomed
their first
child, Madison Scott, born March 4, 2008.
The family resides in High Point, N.C.
Jennifer Zittrain Tippit ’97 and her
husband, Alan, welcomed their first child,
Noah Richardson, born Jan. 18, 2008. The
family resides in Wylie, Texas.
Damian Lipani ’96 and wife, Christen,
announce the birth of their second son,
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Benjamin Tisdell ’97 is an Investment
Banker with the restructuring advisory
practice of Lazard Freres & Co. He previously practiced bankruptcy/restructur-
ing law for four years with Davis Polk &
Wardwell.
Robert Cooley ’98 married Amber Obremskey June 14, 2003. They
welcomed their first son, Pierce Harrison,
born April 26, 2008. The family resides
in Atlanta, where Mr. Cooley works in
finance for The Home Depot. He received
an M.B.A. from Georgetown University
in 2003.
Elaine Fields Naglic ’98 and Robert
Naglic (A&S ’98) welcomed their second
daughter, Genevieve Margaret, born April
2, 2008. Genevieve joins sister Cecilia, 3.
The family resides in Mechanicsville, Va.
Michele Martell Pehrkon ’98 and her
husband, Stephen, welcomed their daughter, Paige Marie, born Sept. 21, 2007. Paige
joins a brother, Reid Theodore, 2. The family resides in Vienna, Va.
Renee Guanlao Reese ’98 (M.S. in Accounting ’99) and Will Reese welcomed
their first child, Dylan Chloe, born April
21, 2008. Dylan is the niece of Leah Guanlao (Education ’00), Elizabeth Ammann
Guanlao (Engineering ’02), and Dante
Guanlao (Engineering ’02).
Michael Schreiber ’98 is Vice President
of Sales Business Development at NBC
Universal. He is responsible for leading
the execution of new distribution deals for
content with Internet, wireless, and emerg-
ing technology partners. Mr. Schreiber
previously worked in business development
for the NBC stations’ ad sales group and
the CNBC international team within the
NBC Strategic Partnership Group.
Pamela Gohlke Buskirk ’99 is an Associate with the law firm of Odin, Feldman,
Pittleman in its trust, estate, and tax planning practice group, focusing her practice
on wills, trusts, and the gift and estate tax.
Meera Puri Dunleavey ’99 and her
husband, Steve, welcomed their first child,
Jake Preston, born Jan. 31, 2008. The family
resides in Fairfax, Va.
Jeffrey Richman ’99 and Mary McCann
Richman ’00 welcomed their first child,
Noa Anne, born Feb. 13, 2008. The family
resides in Boston.
Jennifer
Mahone Thibodeau ’99 and
her husband,
Joe Thibodeau
’00 (Darden
’08), celebrated
the birth of
their third child,
Tyler John, born
June 1, 2008. Tyler joins his sister, Kyrie, 4,
and brother, Joseph, 2. The family lives in
Lorton, Va. Jen works as a Consultant for
CACI; Joe works in mergers and acquisitions for AOL.
2001
Brian Vahaly ’01 has retired from professional tennis and in early 2008 started a
position in private wealth management
at UBS Financial Services. (http://www.
dailyprogress.com/cdp/sports/columnists/
ratcliffe_on/article/ratcliffe_on_vahaly_re
tires_on_his_own_terms/7784/)
2002
Hans P. Riede ’02 is an Associate with the
law firm of Odin, Feldman, Pittleman in
the firm’s litigation and domestic relations practice group, focusing his practice
on civil litigation, commercial litigation,
and all areas of family law. Mr. Riede is an
active member of the Fairfax County Bar
Association and American Bar Association.
2003
Olivia, born March 5, 2008. Graycn joins
her big brother, Colin Emery, 2. The family
resides in Charleston, S.C.
Paul Hudson ’03 published a travel memoir, Prelude to Tomorrow, with iUniverse, an
affiliate of Barnes & Noble. Mr. Hudson
was accepted into the Authors@Google
program and spoke about his book at the
Google offices in New York in August
2008. The talk was Webcast to Google’s
U.S. offices and will be available on YouTube.
Kate D. Leonard ’03 is an Associate with
the law firm of Odin, Feldman, Pittleman,
in its litigation practice group. Her practice
focuses on commercial litigation, and she
is an active member of the American Bar
Association.
2004
Gina McCabe (M.S. in MIT ’04) has
joined American Systems as Vice President of Client Services within the Enterprise Consulting Group. She has also written a memoir titled What If I Tell (March
2008) in an effort to raise awareness, help
other survivors, and stop the stigma and
silence surrounding child sexual abuse.
(http://www.whatifitell.com)
Stephanie (Rhoads) Fruchter ’03 and
her husband, Shawn, recently celebrated
the birth of their second child, Graycn
Stephanie Santoso ’04, who with her
mother operates healthful baked goods
company Cupoladua Oven (http://www.
cupoladuaoven.com; formerly Amandari
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Co), traveled to New York City in June
2008 to exhibit their Cupola Cookies and
Cupola Clouds at the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade’s 54th
Summer Fancy Food Show. Their Parmesan Pink Peppercorn Cupola Clouds were
featured on NBC’s “Weekend Today” show
June 29, 2008. (http://www.msnbc.msn.
com/id/21134540/vp/25439662#25439662)
Santoso also announces the launch of
the company’s online store and its participation in Share Our Strength’s Great
American Bake Sale, a national campaign
that mobilizes Americans to end childhood hunger by holding bake sales in their
communities.
Kenny Vaughn ’04 and Molly Buchanan (A&S ’06) married Sept. 15, 2007.
The couple resides in Oak Harbor, Wash.,
where Mr. Vaughn is stationed as a Pilot
in the U.S. Navy.
Brandon Walsh ’04, who started Hosted
Wine Tasting LLC, toured the Sonoma
and Napa Valley regions of California in
August 2008, looking for the next “big
wines” for use in his upcoming wine-tasting events. While in Napa Valley, Walsh
attended another course at the Culinary
Institute of America, focusing on the great
wine regions of Europe.
2005
Apurva Desai (M.S. in MIT ’05) has
joined Pivotal Insight (http://pivotal-
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insight.com), a leader in management
strategies and expert consulting services
for government. He joins M.S. in MIT
alumni David Bergert (M.S. in MIT ’05),
Rob Cimperman (M.S. in MIT ’05), and
Lisa Kane Gardner ’97 (M.S. in MIT
’06). Pivotal’s core domains are acquisition
strategy, program and project management, human capital management, and
cyber security.
Tim Hendrickson (M.S. in MIT ’05)
moved into a new job in January 2007. He
is now the Deputy Director of the National Ground Intelligence Center’s Enterprise
Services. In addition, his daughter, Lauren,
has been accepted into the University as a
transfer student from Piedmont Virginia
Community College.
2006
Phil Cherbaka (M.S. in MIT ’06) and
his wife, Lissa, announce the birth of their
daughter, Abigail Paige, born Aug. 1, 2008.
She weighed 5 pounds, 15 ounces and measured 18.5 inches long. Photos and updating news are at http://www.cherbaka.com.
Scott Day (M.S. in MIT ’06) is CTO of
The Motley Fool. He previously was Vice
President for Application Software and
Analytics for In-Q-Tel, a governmentsponsored organization that acts as a venture capital firm for the U.S. intelligence
community, and is currently a member of
McIntire’s M.S. in MIT Advisory Board.
2007
Chip Miller ’07 and Lindsay Jones
’08 were united in marriage May 31, 2008,
at Yule Farm in Charlottesville, Va. The
couple exchanged vows and held a garden
reception overlooking the Shenandoah
Mountains. The Millers reside in San
Francisco, where Lindsay will begin her
career with Navigant Consulting and Chip
will continue as General Manager of SlimGap Software. For further details, pictures,
and a song written for the couple, visit
http://www.ChipandLindsay.com.
Nicole Iden (M.S. in MIT ’07) is the
Manager of Partner Technology with
Grameen Foundation, in Washington,
D.C. The foundation is a nonprofit that
supports microfinance institutions (MFIs)
across the world by providing them financing, operational and technical support, and
technology development. Iden’s team provides counseling and support to Grameen
Foundation’s MFI partners on information technology automation and business
process management. She recently returned
from two trips overseas to Nigeria and
Ethiopia, where she conducted three-day
business process management workshops
for several MFI partners.
In Memoriam
Littleton W. Parks ’35 of Virginia Beach,
Va., died Dec. 23, 2007. A veteran of World
War II, Mr. Parks served in the U.S. Coast
Guard, retiring as a Lieutenant Commander. He was an independent insurance agent
and retired from the Walke Parks Insurance
Agency in the 1980s. Survivors include a
son, Rufus Parks II ’77.
William B. Lawson Jr. ’48 (Law ’51) of Arlington, Va., died Nov. 21, 2007. Mr. Lawson
was in the U.S. Navy’s V-12 program and
served as a Communications Officer on an
aircraft carrier during World War II. He
worked in the law firm of Adams, Porter
and Radigan and then was a Lawyer and
Partner with Harold, Campbell and Lawson. Mr. Lawson served as Director of First
Virginia Bank and Old Dominion Bank
for 37 years until retiring in 1988.
Joseph E. Godridge Jr. ’49 of Chevy
Chase, Md., died April 26, 2008. The
beloved husband of Barbara K. “Bobbie” Godridge was a securities broker and
well-known lecturer on finance in the
Washington area. He is survived by his
wife, Barbara; daughter, Victoria Anne
Godridge Warner (A&S ’82); and grandchildren, Victoria Abigail Warner, Joseph
Pierpont Warner, and Madeline Godridge
Warner. He is predeceased by a son, Joseph
Edward Godridge III.
Deets retired from the U.S. Navy Reserve
in 1966. He worked in the law firm of
Michie, Camblos and Taylor until opening
the practice Deets and Martin in Charlottesville in the 1960s. Mr. Deets served
as president of many civic organizations,
including the Charlottesville-Albemarle
Jaycees, the Charlottesville Navy League,
the Library Board, and the United WayThomas Jefferson Area.
Joseph G. Hyman ’49 of Charlottesville,
Va., died Nov. 30, 2007. Mr. Hyman served
as an officer in the U.S. Army Air Forces
during World War II and opened Eljo’s
Clothing Store on the Corner with his
brother, Elliot, in 1950. Attentive to the
lives of his customers as well as a strong believer in U.Va.’s honor system, Mr. Hyman
provided financial and personal assistance
to students in need, using a handshake or
the student’s word to seal the agreement.
Alfred D. Alvarez ’79 of Rahway, N.J., died
Jan. 12, 2008. Mr. Alvarez was a member of
the U.Va. football team. He was an Attorney for the Sansone Auto Group in Avenel,
N.J., for 15 years.
William A. Morton ’49 (Law ’52) of
Charleston, W.Va., died Nov. 26, 2007.
Mr. Morton was a member of Sigma Chi
fraternity. An Attorney with Morton &
Morton, he specialized in oil and gas law.
He was a member of several bar associations, including the West Virginia State
Bar, which honored him for his 50 years
of membership. Mr. Morton was a former
committee chairman of Boy Scout Troop 5.
Edward H. Deets Jr. ’51 (Law ’53) of
Charlottesville, Va., died Nov. 18, 2007. An
air navigator in the U.S. Navy in 1944, Mr.
Maresa Burris Arrington ’79 of Washington, D.C., died Nov. 10, 2007. She was
an Auditor in the Office of the Inspector
General of the U.S. Department of Defense. She was a member of Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority. She co-founded a gospel
choir at her church and sang in many other
church choirs. She volunteered at five
elementary schools and at Laurel Regional
Hospital.
David Brian Lavine ’89 of New York City
died Jan. 7, 2008. Mr. Lavine worked for
various consulting firms and helped found
Viant, an Internet firm. He also started a
financial venture in Santiago, Chile, with
a childhood friend, fulfilling his dream of
living in a Spanish-speaking country. After
almost four years in Chile, he and his family returned to New York in 2007.
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Professor Tom Bateman, Director of U.Va.’s new undergraduate minor in leadership,
discusses how the program helps students gain the tools they need in a complex world
The Comm School has a long and successful history of helping McIntire students learn the essentials of leadership. It’s a key part of our core curriculum and a key element to
classes in all of our concentrations. In the past, however, there
were relatively few options at U.Va. for non-Commerce students
to really dig in and explore the nature of leadership in a focused
way.
That, however, is changing. The McIntire School has established an academic home for the study of leadership through a
new undergraduate minor open to students across Grounds.
The program grew out of a course for second-year students
that I’ve offered for the past three years called “Leadership across
Disciplines.” The course looks
at leadership as more than
managing people in a job setting. Rather, our aim is to help
students develop the ability to
work with other people to create positive change.
By looking at leadership
in this way, we believe students
from any discipline can apply
—Tom Bateman
leadership principles, whether
they serve as a nurse, a teacher,
or an engineer, or in any other activity in the public, private, or
nonprofit sectors.
The course includes guest speakers from different University
departments, as well as leader-practitioners from many walks of
life. Throughout the course, we consider three primary questions:
“The course looks at
leadership as more
than managing
people in a job
setting.”
• Where are the opportunities for leadership?
• How do leaders think?
• What do the best leaders do?
“Leadership across Disciplines” is a core component (the
introductory course) of the leadership curriculum. The minor
involves 12 additional credit hours in which students can choose
six hours of electives from various courses around Grounds,
including ethics, project management, and communication skills.
However, all students are required to take a case-based course
titled “Learning to Lead.” During that course, we examine how
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leaders both fail and succeed. We study, for example, the 1996
disaster on Mount Everest, when eight people died ascending the
mountain. Students then grapple with many questions: What role
did the trip leaders play? Are such tragedies inevitable when facing extreme challenges? What are the lessons for leaders in more
“normal” circumstances?
More positively, students read and explore cases in which
people succeed as change agents, become stars at work, or solve
tough problems. Ultimately, “Learning to Lead” sets the stage for
a leadership practicum in which students develop (with the help
of advisers) their own hands-on field-based leadership projects.
As we gear up to start the program, students are showing
tremendous enthusiasm. They seem every bit as excited as I am.
M c I n t i r e S c h o o l of C o m m e r c e at the U n i v e r s i t y of Vi r g i n i a
Investors’ Report
2007 – 2008
CONTENTS
McIntire School Financial Report ....................................................................... 30
Annual Fund Campaigns......................................................................................... 31
McIntire Dean’s Society........................................................................................... 31
McIntire Cornerstone Society............................................................................... 32
Undergraduate Alumni Gifts . .............................................................................. 34
Graduate Alumni Gifts . .......................................................................................... 43
Parents, Friends, Faculty, and Staff Gifts .......................................................... 45
Corporations, Foundations, Firms, and Matching-Gift Companies . ...... 46
Corporate Partners .................................................................................................. 46
Centers of Excellence............................................................................................... 47
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McIntire School of Commerce Financial Report 2007-2008
REVENUE
State/University Funding
Graduate & Special Programs
Transfers from Foundation
Investment & Gift Income
EXPENSES
Salaries & Benefits
Operating Expenses
Return to Endowment
$8,763,459
7,005,144
1,791,996
2,233,189
44.28%
35.39%
9.05%
11.28%
$19,793,788
100.00%
$15,546,689
3,733,670
513,429
78.55%
18.86%
2.59%
$19,793,788
100.00%
R E V E N U E
Investment &
Gift Income
11.28 %
Transfers from
Foundation
9.05 %
Graduate & Special
Programs
35.39 %
State/University
Funding
44.28 %
McIntire Foundation Financial Report 2007-2008
REVENUE
Centers, Executive Education, & Other
Unrestricted Gifts
Restricted Gifts & Other
EXPENSES
Centers & Executive Education
Transfers to McIntire Operating
Other
Return to Endowment
$1,852,549
3,168,536
1,869,791
26.88%
45.99%
27.13%
$6,890,876
100.00%
$903,099
1,791,996
2,902,125
1,293,656
13.10%
26.01%
42.12%
18.77%
$6,890,876
100.00%
E X P E N S E S
Operating
Expenses
18.86 %
Salaries & Benefits
78.55 %
Other
Capital Project Gifts
Realized Planned Gifts
Restricted Gifts
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$2,632,701
596,949
1,218,767
$4,448,417
Fiscal Year 7-1-07 to 6-30-08
Return to
Endowment
2.59 %
Annual Fund Campaigns
McIntire thanks our committed investors who participate in the Back to the Lawn Fund, the Dome Campaign, the Colonnade Campaign, and
the Serpentine Campaign. These campaigns help the School secure long-term annual operating funds as we continue to build the world’s best
business programs.
Back to the Lawn Fund Investors
$125,000 total ($25,000 a year
for 5 years, commitments made
before July 1, 2005)
Eric Coble ❖
Kenneth F. Cooper ❖
Joseph R. Daniel & Linda Daniel ❖
Henry A. Dudley Jr. & Ann M. Dudley ❖
Richard L. Fisher & Dorothy D. Fisher ❖
Donald E. Flow & Robbin Bartlett Flow ❖
Robert B. Harman
James G. Harris & Martha M. Harris ❖
Michael T. Jackson ❖
Gregory S. Ledford ❖
Edward D. McCrady & Pattie S. McCrady ❖
Nicholas A. Merrick &
Leslie M. Merrick ❖
Paul K. Meyer & Amy S. Meyer ❖
John T. O’Connell & Anita D. O’Connell ❖
Dara Brunelli O’Hara &
Timothy P. O’Hara ❖
Charles Wesley Peebles Jr. ❖
Sonja Hoel Perkins ❖
Curtis W. Schade ❖
Richard D. Tadler & Donna Graff Tadler ❖
Steven M. Tadler & Joyce E. Tadler ❖
Laurie Kasselman Turner &
Charles H. (Cary) Turner ❖
Bruce D. Wardinski ❖
Michael A. Wildish
Dome Campaign Investors
$125,000 total ($25,000 a year for
5 years, commitments made after
July 1, 2005)
Scott M. Kelley ❖
Edward D. McCrady &
Pattie S. McCrady ❖
Richard J. Nadeau & Stacey Nadeau ❖
John T. Shippee & Christine Shippee ❖
James E. Toups ❖
Donald K. Truslow &
Beverly L. Truslow
Colonnade Campaign Investors
$50,000 total ($10,000 a year for
5 years)
Anonymous
Roger L. Calvert & Barbara C. Calvert ❖
Kevin A. Carson
Brian P. Cohane
Mitchell R. Cohen &
Susan Oberhelman Cohen ❖
Gardner Courson ❖
Thomas A. DePasquale
Kevin J. Driscoll
Richard M. Gerson ❖
Philip B. Hager
Andrew Hee & Rachel Erickson Hee ❖
Glen T. Kacher
P. Jeffrey Leck & Genevieve Leck ❖
William W. McCarten &
Sheila A. McCarten ❖
Lilian Shackelford Murray &
Daniel B. Murray ❖
Edgar L. Parrish & Katherine M. Parrish
Christopher D. Ray
Robert M. Rubino
Steven G. Schneider
J. Scott Sinclair ❖
Bradley E. Singer
Linda Gill Sink
John G. Stathis
Chad L. Strean
James W. Todd & Sharon K. Todd ❖
Earl E. Webb & Susan R. Webb
Serpentine Campaign Investors
$25,000 total ($5,000 a year for
5 years)
Gordon Bernhardt
Kevin J. Dell
Bruce B. Durkee & Juliet S. Durkee
Timothy C. Ford
Jaye S. Gamble III
Gregg I. Goldenberg
Johnna Duncan Green & Jeffrey B. Green
Ross D. Heller
A. Gibboney Huske ❖
R. Christian Johnsen
S. Sean Kelleher
John Kuchinski
David MacFarlane &
Annesley R. MacFarlane
Victoria O’Brien MacMillan
Tia Brunelli Mahaffy &
Michael Mahaffy
George L. Maloomian
P. Kent McCammon
Marlene Clark Mizell &
Robert F. Mizell
Cynthia Herring Olinger &
Donald D. Olinger
Stephen C. Peacher
Jeffrey R. Pennington
Mark A. Victor Pinho
Philip B. Pool Jr. ❖
Jeffrey A. Raich
Scott A. Reed
Arnold C. Schneider III &
Mary M. Schneider ❖
Eric S. Stange
Kenneth D. Tremain
Scott W. Vallar
N. Robbert Vorhoff &
Jennifer Rigamer Vorhoff
Richard D. Wood Jr.
Thomas C. Wylly II &
Pam Wylly
McIntire 2007–2008 Honor Roll
We are pleased to recognize the following donors, all of whom made gifts to the McIntire School of Commerce during the period July 1, 2007,
through June 30, 2008. It is their dedication and generosity that ensure the School’s continued success by allowing us to maintain the highest
quality students, programs, and faculty. We gratefully acknowledge the following donors for their investment in McIntire.
McIntire Dean’s Society
McIntire Lawn Society
$100,000+ Donors
Clarence T. Callahan+ ❖
Laura Farish Chadwick &
John H. Chadwick ❖
Mitchell R. Cohen &
Susan Oberhelman Cohen ❖
John P. Connaughton &
Stephanie F. Connaughton ❖
Gardner G. Courson & Haidee Courson ❖
Henry A. Dudley Jr. & Ann M. Dudley ❖
William S. Farish III ❖
Donald E. Flow &
Robbin Bartlett Flow ❖
John A. Griffin & Amy Mitchell Griffin ❖
Gregory S. Ledford & Nancy C. Ledford ❖
E. Morgan Massey & Joan Massey ❖
❖ UVA LAWN SOCIETY MEMBER
William B. Massey Jr. ❖
William B. Massey Sr. ❖
William E. Massey Jr. &
Rebecca C. Massey ❖
John B. Sommi Jr. ❖
Mary de Butts Strother ❖
James W. Todd & Sharon K. Todd ❖
Jeffrey C. Walker & Family ❖
McIntire Dome Level
$25,000–$99,999 Donors
Anonymous ❖
Ronde Barber & Claudia Barber
Tiki Barber & Virginia Cha Barber ❖
Larry & Sterling Franklin, Trustees,
Morris S. Smith Foundation ❖
Mark E. Galant & Cynthia T. Galant ❖
Paul C. Gannon & Patricia S. Gannon ❖
Richard M. Gerson ❖
Andrew C. Hee & Rachel E. Hee ❖
David R. Hilty ❖
Patrick D. Hogan & Sharon H. Hogan ❖
Joseph G. Hyman+
Michael F. T. Jackson &
Pepper Jackson ❖
J. Fredrick Kelly Jr. & Judith L. Kelly
Donald A. King Jr. &
Janemarie D. King ❖
R. Stribling Koster
Jonathan D. Mariner &
Mildred C. Mariner ❖
Steven A. Marks & Alexandra C. Marks ❖
Edward D. McCrady &
Pattie S. McCrady ❖
Nicholas A. Merrick & Leslie T. Merrick ❖
Richard J. Nadeau & Stacey Nadeau ❖
Jeffrey T. Neal ❖
John T. O’Connell & Anita D. O’Connell ❖
Maria Pappas & Christopher J. Pappas ❖
Sonja Hoel Perkins &
Jonathan C. Perkins ❖
Christopher D. Ray
John T. Shippee & Christine Shippee ❖
Steven M. Tadler & Joyce B. Tadler ❖
Barbara Martin Taylor &
Frederick H. Taylor
Schuyler M. Tilney &
Elizabeth A. Tilney ❖
James E. Toups & Victoria Y. Toups ❖
Laurie Kasselman Turner &
Charles H. (Cary) Turner ❖
Robert Understein & Sue Understein
Bruce D. Wardinski ❖
Robert M. White Jr.
John H. Wright III & Trula L. Wright ❖
McIntire Colonnade Level
10,000–$24,999 Donors
Anonymous
Francis C. Armstrong III
David B. Barr & Cynthia Y. Barr
Howard L. Baucom & Barbara Baucom
Richard Bello
Michael D. Bills & S. Sonjia Smith ❖
Robert Willis Bissell
Richard Blumenthal
Helen T. Brownfield
Doris Buffett ❖
+ Deceased
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McIntire Cornerstone Society Honor Roll
The McIntire Cornerstone Society recognizes alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and friends who make planned gifts
to the McIntire School. These gifts include bequests, living and testamentary trusts, gifts from retirement plans,
gifts of real estate and other assets, and life insurance designations. They also encompass various life income
arrangements (to the donor and spouse or others) such as gift annuities and charitable trusts. We invite you
to join the McIntire Cornerstone Society by providing for the School in your financial and estate plans. Call our
Planned Giving Office toll free at 1-888-302-6207 for more information or to let us know you have included
the McIntire School in your estate plans. Please also visit our Web site at http://www.mcintiregift.org for more
information. We have made every attempt to make sure the listing is correct; we appreciate your call if you note
any errors or omissions.
1925
Harold N. Armstrong+ &
Mary P. Armstrong+
1926
Irving H. Wainwright+
1928
W. Scott Macgill Jr. (A&S)+
Frank D. Meade+
1929
Joseph N. Shumate+
1932
H. Brice Graves+
John Rustel Thomasson+ &
Margaret Smith Thomasson+
1933
Louis Klaff+
Henry N. Obear+
1934
F.W. Gerhart (A&S)+ &
Elanore H. Gerhart+
Edmund F. MacDonald+ &
Catherine W. MacDonald (A&S ’33)+
Bernard W. Recknagel+
1935
Raymond C. Aylor
William L. Montague+ &
Mildred M. Montague
1936
Thomas H. Wiss III+
1937
Robert E. Goldsten+
George W. Mapp Jr. (A&S)+
1938
James Conway Davis+
John B. Sadtler+
1939
Harold S. Parrott
1940
Thornton W. Burnet+ &
Mary Elizabeth C. Burnet+
CAPT Edward C. Oldfield Jr. USN (Ret.) &
Lucy Garnett Jordan Oldfield
COL Richard A. Raichlen USA (Ret.)+
Jack R. Riggs+
1941
Anonymous +
Clarence T. Callahan+ & Violet Callahan+
MAJ Calvin C. Crum USMC (Ret.)
Romaine S. Scott Jr.
1942
CDR William K. Dove USN (Ret.) &
Mary Dove
C. William Huntsberry+
1943
Roger D. Fraley
John Brandt Macaulay+ &
Helen Booth Macaulay+
1944
Frederick C. Davidson Jr.
1947
William B. N. Brookes+
Samuel A. Derieux
William B. Robinson
Lois Jean Brown Teter
1948
James O. Green
Barnard F. Jennings
Thomas B. Stanley Jr.+ & Ruth Stanley
Gilbert J. Sullivan & Ann Sullivan
Paul P. Wisman
1949
COL James M. Baylor USMCR (Ret.)+
A. Boyd Claytor III
Thomas M. Craig
Thomas G. DeShazo &
Dorothy Hawkins DeShazo
George T. Glenn
Joseph E. Godridge Jr.+ &
Barbara K. Godridge
John B. Hemmings &
Anne P. Hemmings (Nursing ’47)+
Joseph G. Hyman+ & Dorothea J. Hyman
Jack P. Jeffries
Warwick D. Johnston+
Douglas M. Joyner Sr. & Peggy A. Joyner
Charles G. Nusbaum &
Blanche B. Nusbaum
Harry F. Thompson+
1950
Edwin G. Adair Jr.+
1951
Edward T. Caton
1952
Don-Michael Bird+ & Audrey Bird
Milton S. Bolton & Barbara Bolton
Lawrence Davis Jr.
George W. Fix Jr. & Joan S. Fix
Richard L. Laird
1965
James E. Allison
Howard L. Baucom
Lawrence L. McKnight &
Mary Jane McKnight
Caleb N. Stowe & Lynn Stowe
1982
Elissa Buie
Eric Coble
Rosa Perez McGonigal &
Arthur H. McGonigal Jr. (A&S)
Jim Roddy
1954
Leigh N. Bortner
James E. Dunn
1966
Joseph R. Daniel
Mrs. Mary de Butts Strother (Grad. A&S)
1983
Georgia Willis Fauber
Perrie H. May
1956
Kenneth W. Morrison
Roy G. Parks
Martin J. Patsel Jr.+
Richey Smith & Sandra Smith
1967
Okla Basil Meade Jr. & Elizabeth Meade
C. Stanley Peikin
1985
David B. Barr & Cynthia Y. Barr (A&S)
Timothy C. Ford
1968
Bruce G. Gabler
Marshall R. Solomon & Carol Solomon
1986
Mary Metzler Hoobler
1957
Robert S. Bersch & Martha R. Bersch
Robert C. Duval & Kate Duval
1958
Richard L. Cooper & Nancy L. Cooper
James M. French & Mary Jane French
Alan J. Malester
1959
Charles W. Brooks Jr.
Oakley W. Cheney Jr.
G. Bernard Hamilton & Laura Hamilton
Robert D. Mudd Jr.+
1960
Robert G. Stern
James W. Todd & Sharon K. Todd
1961
Anonymous
William G. Baddeley
Hugh A. Burrell
Leslie H. Friedman
Charles H. Henderson III &
Mary M. Henderson
John H. Wright III (A&S) &
Trula Leventis Wright
1962
Gordon H. Watkins &
Kay McDonald Watkins
Kenneth S. White
John C. Williams & Norma Williams
1963
Roy B. Harrill & Lynda Thorne Harrill
1964
H. Alexander Holmes
Herbert Jonkers & Merry Carol Jonkers
Richard W. Young Sr. &
Margaret Mapp Young
1969
Dan Patrick Collins
CAPT Robert C. Simmons III+ (A&S)
Gary J. R. Singer
1991
Tina Cote
Alison Webb Lawrence
Jennifer McNeil Tarry &
Samuel L. Tarry (A&S)
1970
Gardner G. Courson & Haidee Courson
1992
Ann Lawrence Grasty
1971
Allan T. Hirsh III & Lisa S. Hirsh
William F. Richmond & Joyce Richmond
John E. Vey
2004
Howard Webb (M.S. in MIT)
1973
David S. Brown (A&S)+
Alexander G. Fisher
William C. Lucas
Niles C. Overly
1974
Jon H. Hammond
1975
Herbert R. Martens Jr.
Larry J. Rose & Deborah A. Rose
Steven R. Shapiro
1976
Richard L. Fisher & Dorothy D. Fisher
Jonathan D. Mariner &
Mildred C. Mariner
1977
Thomas L. Andrews III
1979
Keith A. Walder
Parents & Friends
Josephine T. Burman+
Linda Byers
Kerry D. Favro & Sandra Favro
Mark W. Germain+
Lynda Thorne Harrill
Ruth G. Houser
Greenhow Johnston Jr.+ &
Maria Johnston
P.G. McIntire+
Catherine Wright McLaughlin
John H. Wright IV
Faculty & Staff
O. Whitfield Broome Jr.
William K. Carter & Imelda S. Carter
Judy C. Cash
Bonnie Guiton Hill
Ray C. Hunt Jr.+ & Roberta Hunt
Robert S. Kemp Jr. & Pam Kemp
William F. O’Dell
William G. “Bill” Shenkir & Missy Shenkir
David W. Thompson
Ellen Whitener+
1980
Max Jaffe
Michael A. Turner
❖ UVA LAWN SOCIETY MEMBER
32 • C o m m e r c e U Va
+ Deceased
McIntire Dean’s Society
Kevin A. Carson
Thomas A. Carver ❖
Eric Coble ❖
Brian P. Cohane
Peter B. Daneker
Joseph R. Daniel & Linda Daniel ❖
Robert W. Davis
Richard J. Diemer Jr. & Adele Hoffmeyer
John L. Dinos & Sam Dinos
Kevin J. Driscoll
Peter J. Dunne ❖
James F. Egan & Marianne P. Egan ❖
Timothy C. Ford
James P. Fox
James D. Francis
Margaret R. Freeman ❖
Roger E. George & Hanna C. George
Alice T. Goodwin &
William H. Goodwin Jr. ❖
David M. Greenhouse &
Lucia Greenhouse
Philip B. Hager & Kimberley Hager
James G. Harris & Martha M. Harris ❖
Roger R. Hill & Deborah E. Hill
Glen T. Kacher & Amy Wardwell Kacher
Scott M. Kelley ❖
Marcia K. Krause
Harry M. Lane III
Bryan D. Long & Dominique N. Long
Anthony E. Malkin & Shelly Malkin
Peter L. Malkin
Scott D. Malkin
George L. Maloomian
Lewis K. McKee Jr. & Leslie R. McKee
Meyer Family, San Francisco ❖
Peter Minan & Bianca Minan ❖
Marlene Clark Mizell &
Robert F. Mizell ❖
James K. Murray Jr. &
Sandra H. Murray ❖
Lilian Shackelford Murray &
Daniel B. Murray ❖
Christopher J. Nassetta
William K. Perrin & Susan M. Perrin ❖
Jeffrey Alan Raich
David L. Reynolds
Albert L. Richey III
P. Carter Rise & Louise L. Rise
Joseph H. M. Roddy &
Carol Roberts Roddy
Frederick L. Russell Jr. & Susan C. Russell
Steven G. Schneider
Chris W. Shumway & Carrie Shumway ❖
Bradley E. Singer & Alexandra Singer
John G. Stathis & Diane R. Stathis
Chad L. Strean
Richard D. Tadler & Donna Graff Tadler ❖
Charles A. Veatch II
Dana F. Walker
Earl E. Webb & Susan Rollings Webb ❖
Debra L. Wetherby
Richard T. Wheeler Jr. &
Mary-Elliott Wheeler ❖
Michael A. Wildish ❖
Paul P. Wisman & Carolyn Wisman ❖
Meryl B. Witmer
Celeste Browning Zuch & Kurt Zuch
McIntire Serpentine Level
$5,000–$9,999 Donors
Anonymous
Tiffany B. Armstrong &
Kelly B. Armstrong ❖
Thomas J. Baltimore Jr.
Ford S. Bartholow &
Cynthia L. Bartholow
Jeffrey D. Bartlett &
Denise Weir Bartlett ❖
Thomas R. Bean &
Mary Louise Blake Bean
Robin M. Bergen
Gordon J. Bernhardt
Bruce R. Bilger & Carole J. Bilger
Milton S. Bolton & Barbara S. Bolton ❖
M. Stuart Bolton Jr. & Linda L. Bolton
Shelby W. Bonnie & Carol Bonnie ❖
Raymond B. Bottom Jr.
Roger L. Calvert & Barbara C. Calvert ❖
Jeffrey E. Carleton &
Kristine T. Carleton ❖
Patricia M. Cary
Trevor J. Chaplick
Bradley C. Coleman
William J. Coleman & Arlette Coleman
Richard T. Conner
William Couper
Edward S. Croft IV & Robin W. Croft
Kevin J. Dell & Elizabeth C. Dell
Henry P. Doggrell & Beverly Doggrell
Michael A. Eck & Tracy Eck
Peter E. Engel
Douglas S. Favre ❖
Garland S. Flippen
James W. Freeman
James M. French & Mary Jane French
Brian J. Fullerton &
Karen Mackiewicz Fullerton
Jaye S. Gamble III
Gregg I. Goldenberg
Jeffrey B. Green & Johnna D. Green
Foster M. Grose III & Kelly Grose
Robert G. Harper IV
L. Peyton Humphrey
William R. Hurt
A. Gibboney Huske ❖
Rolf C. Johnsen
Chris P. Kallos
Adelaide W. King & R. Ruffin King IV
Robert D. Kipps & Pamela B. Kipps
John Kuchinski
August W. Lentz III & Nina P. Lentz
Jeffrey R. Lindsey
David B. MacFarlane &
Annesley R. MacFarlane
Victoria O’Brien MacMillan &
James P. Macmillan
Michael C. Magee & Lisa S. Magee
Tia B. Mahaffy
David M. Maloney & Eleanor P. Maloney
Martin G. Mand & Shelly Mand
P. Kent McCammon
Richard T. McKinless & Kathy McKinless
Kevin A. McNerney &
Ann D. McNerney ❖
Thomas D. McQuade &
Susan F. McQuade ❖
Mary Martin Middleton &
Steven A. Middleton ❖
Robert H. Miles & Jane Calfee Miles
C. Bradley Miller
Marc B. Moyers
Cynthia Herring Olinger &
Donald D. Olinger
Pakistan American Society of Central
Virginia
Edgar L. Parrish & Katherine M. Parrish
Joshua D. Paulson
Stephen Peacher & Anne Peacher
Janice P. Peischel & James A. Peischel Jr.
Mark A. Victor Pinho
Wiliam T. Powers
Scott A. Reed & Kelly M. Reed
Angus Robertson &
Nancy Scott Robertson
John H. Robinson & Suzanne Robinson
Patricia Hughes Ryan & Edwin S. Ryan Jr.
Stephen A. Sacks
Thomas S. Saunders
Curtis W. Schade ❖
Arnold C. Schneider III &
Mary M. Schneider ❖
George L. Scott & Deborah Isaac Scott
Robert N. H. Sener & Marisela Sener
William T. Sherman & Helen H. Sherman
Linda Gill Sink
Brian P. Smoluch
Eric S. Stange
Suzanne L. H. Stanton & Doug Stanton
Robert G. Stern ❖
Raffi C. Tokatlian
Kenneth D. Tremain
Elizabeth A. Twohy &
Kevin V. Michaels ❖
William L. Tyson &
Elizabeth McCabe Tyson ❖
Scott W. Vallar & Harriette Vallar
N. Robbert Vorhoff &
Jennifer Rigamer Vorhoff
Craig S. Wagner & Barbara C. Wagner ❖
George B. Wilkes III
Gerald B. Wilson & Vonnie Wilson
Thomas M. Wilson
Joseph R. Witt & Kathleen A. Witt
D. Jean Wu & Jeffrey Shane ❖
Thomas C. Wylly II & Pamela Wylly
Carl P. Zeithaml & Charlotte C. Zeithaml
McIntire Pavilion Level
$2,500–$4,999 Donors
Stephen C. Adams &
Nancy Bagley Adams
Kenneth C. Ageloff
William Alesio Jr.
David F. Apple III & Virginia Apple
Thomas H. Bacon
David C. Bell & Stacy B. Bell
Lynn Hopkins Bell & William B. Bell
Anna M. Bellinghausen
William F. Blue & Katherine B. Blue ❖
Paul M. Bosse
Philip C. Bowers & Suzanne K. Bowers
Raymond E. Brann Jr.
William R. Bridges III &
Lisa S. Bridges
Martin L. Brill ❖
Leslie Simmons Brille
Elizabeth L. Brockelman
Mary E. Caiazzo
Rita L. Carlile & Roger D. Carlile
Rakesh Chawla & Cathleen H. Chawla
Richard R. Cheatham &
Beverly P. Cheatham ❖
Christopher L. Corish
James E. Crocker & Merrilee Crocker ❖
Debi E. Crockett
Jason L. Dandridge &
Allison S. Dandridge
H. Lowell Davis
Samuel A. Derieux ❖
Larry G. Dillon & Renaye Day Dillon
Walter B. Doggett III
Melanie F. Dolan
Jeff Elgin
Gary L. England & Elspeth G. England
Jason S. English
Thomas N. Felker & Barbara R. Felker
Stephen E. Finke & Danielle F. Finke
Richard L. Fisher &
Dorothy D. Fisher ❖
Charles M. Fiveash
Stephen J. Frantz & Helene Gray Frantz
Louis Gallo
Lisa A. Genova
Moylan F. Gomila Jr. &
Gwathmey F. Gomila ❖
Dan Gropper & Tammy Allen
Charles W. Grubbs &
Stephanie B. Grubbs
Jayne M. Hammond &
T. Kent Hammond
Robert L. Harris III & Sian H. Harris
John C. Hawks
Jeanne-Marie Zavertnik Holden &
Bret W. Holden
H. Alexander Holmes &
Charlotte M. Holmes ❖
Kirk M. Hudson & Sandra P. Hudson
Sheila D. Hunsucker
Annette M. Imbrogno &
Edward P. Imbrogno ❖
Robert A. Innamorati &
Margaret Innamorati
Kristen W. Jaros
Gregg E. Johnson & Sharon Johnson
Paul B. Kamke
Christopher C. Kearney &
Heather A. Young
Thomas M. Keifer & Mary L. Keifer
David A. Kelley
Pamela J. Kepple
Warren Dana Knapp III
Scott L. Lebovitz & Fran Lebovitz
P. Jeffrey Leck & Genevieve M. Leck ❖
Gail P. Lykes
The Estate of Helen Booth Macaulay
Thomas J. Maguire IV
Colleen M. Martin &
Chapin E. Wilson III
Scott G. Martin & Karen L. Martin
Roger C. Matthews &
Elena A. Matthews
Leadership Annual Giving through the McIntire Dean’s Society
The Dean’s Society recognizes those who have demonstrated leadership by
contributing $2,500 or more to the McIntire School of Commerce during the
period July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008. Members of the following gift
societies are gratefully acknowledged as Dean’s Society members: McIntire
Lawn Society, McIntire Dome Level, McIntire Colonnade Level, McIntire
Serpentine Level, McIntire Pavilion Level, and McIntire Comm Club.
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McIntire Undergraduate Alumni Gifts
1933
Henry Norwood Obear+
1935
Littleton W. Parks+
1939
Milton H. Kaplan
Harold S. Parrott
33.3%
1940
35.7%
Thomas H. Bacon
Herbert M. Katzenberg
Frederick W. Pennoyer III USN (Ret.)
John M. Sherwood
Wallace D. Trevillian
1941
31.6%
Leonard Bernstein
Robert C. Caldwell & Patricia C. Caldwell
Clarence T. Callahan+ ❖
Margaret Barnes Carey
Maj. Calvin C. Crum
Frederic L. Hall
David Rothschild II
Hugh M. Steinberger
McIntire Dean’s Society
Kevin R. McCarey & Kate McCarey
James A. McClurg &
Melody A. McClurg
Frank P. Miniotas & Marie H. Miniotas
Eric M. Modell
Gerald Modell & Paula Modell
Timothy G. Morgan
David J. Nadeau
John C. Nagy
Nancy W. O’Neill & John J. O’Neill
Martin H. Otto & Kathleen C. Otto
Sagendorf K. Patsel ❖
Michael L. Peduzzi
David S. Rainey
Thomas N. Rose
Peter A. Ryan & Kimberley H. Ryan
Laura Nottingham Savage &
G. Jacob Savage III
Andrew J. Schoonover
Curt W. Shelmire
Sarita L. Soldz
David Stadlin & Patti Stadlin
Troy L. Stanfield &
Kimberly Patterson Stanfield
Laurie S. Stettinius &
Wallace G. Stettinius
Anne L. Stone & Philip E. Stone Jr.
Donald Street Jr.
James B. Towe
Steven Tricarico & Kathleen Tricarico
Andrew M. Vest & Suzanna M. Vest
Andrew D. Wagner
Gary G. Wallace & Sara W. Wallace
Cary C. Williams & Colin B. Williams
David B. Wright
McIntire Comm Club
Anonymous
Rexford C. Alexander
James M. Babski &
Abby Mockovak Babski
Kevin J. Barner
Devin Battiston
Kevin A. Carson
Elizabeth H. Clarkson
Debi E. Crockett
Ron Evans & Courtney Evans
Colette H. Featherly &
Timothy C. Featherly
Eric B. Flow
Robert G. Harper IV
Daniel J. Holohan III &
Catherine Holohan
Adriana Hultkrans
Lisa C. Jeffreys
Matthew E. Kidd & Sheena Kidd
Sarah E. King
Kenneth R. Knapp
Warren Dana Knapp III
Lindsay R. Larsen
Julie A. Lau
Karl J. Maschino &
Anne C. W. Maschino
David A. Meredith
Derek J. Nisco
Tim Christian Oeljeschlager
Dietrich Oelschlager
Amanda H. Richardson &
Randall L. Fletcher
James C. Sanne
Michael B. Schafer
Andrew J. Schoonover
Deborah Woods Searcy &
Christian D. Searcy Jr.
Raffi C. Tokatlian
Mehul P. Vora & Angela M. Koloszar
N. Robbert Vorhoff &
Jennifer Rigamer Vorhoff
Allyn Dabkowski Waid &
J. Bricker Waid
Dillon K. Walker
Mallary Congleton Walker &
Jonathan Walker
Steven J. Weiskircher &
Caroline M. Anderson
John M. Wells
Cary C. Williams & Colin B. Williams
David B. Wright
1942
William K. Dove & Mary W. Dove
6.7%
1943
Roger D. Fraley &
Irene Foust Fraley
Leo F. Waterman
14.3%
1944
William M. Timberlake
Joseph A. Weinberg &
Charlotte B. Weinberg
28.6%
1946
Frank W. Mobley Jr.
20%
1947
Samuel A. Derieux ❖
Robert H. Schade
Maury L. Strauss
Jerrold G. Weinberg
16%
1948
11.5%
Morton Goldmeier & Elaine Goldmeier
Alvin R. Harris & Joan B. Harris
Barnard F. Jennings
Robert S. McKee
Bertram S. Nusbaum Jr. &
Lois S. Nusbaum
Thomas S. Seay
Paul P. Wisman & Carolyn Wisman ❖
1949
9.1%
Warren W. Caskie & Kathryn R. Caskie
W. Irvin Cousins
Claude R. Davenport Jr. &
Mary M. Davenport ❖
Thomas G. DeShazo &
Dorothy H. DeShazo
Joseph E. Godridge Jr.+
Harold G. Hollifield
Joseph G. Hyman+
Woodrow S. Rooklin
Wade P. Thomas
1950
14.4%
Robert L. Buchanan Jr. &
Marie L. Buchanan
George P. Buckey
Peyton F. Carter
Stuart W. Connock &
Gwendolyn R. Connock
George W. Curran II
John F. Daley Jr.
William H. Deter
C. Flippo Hicks
Stanley L. Holzsweig
Robert T. Lamkin
August W. Lentz III & Nina P. Lentz
Preston L. Prevatt
Francis K. Williams & Elizabeth Williams
1951
15.9%
Houston V. Blair
Henry W. Calhoun
George F. Davis
Joseph H. DeNoon
Russell G. Fergusson Jr. &
Mary Waller Fergusson
Glenwood F. Fischer & Jessie E. Fischer
Daniel Z. Graves
Richard Van E. Hantzmon
William G. Hupfeldt+
William A. James
James R. Keller
Arland T. Kline
John W. Scruggs
Ernest F. Sommer &
Jacqueline Savard Sommer
1952
16.7%
William H. Albrecht Jr. &
Lorraine Bowers Albrecht ❖
Milton S. Bolton & Barbara S. Bolton ❖
James A. Canter
Roby R. Craft
David A. Kelley
William B. Massey Sr. ❖
Charles B. Molster Jr.
J. William Via Jr.
McIntire Comm Club
The Comm Club recognizes leadership gifts
from new alumni. McIntire undergraduate and
graduate alumni from the nine most recent
graduating classes who donate $1,000 or above
annually are recognized as Dean’s Society
members at the Comm Club level.
1953
7.4%
H. Lowell Davis
Hunter P. Tapscott & Frances F. Tapscott
1954
10.3%
Robert E. Blanchard & Clare N. Blanchard
Charles C. Carroll Jr. & Ruby D. Carroll
W. H. Thomas Dell & Elizabeth F. Dell
Ronald A. Lear & Olive L. Lear
1955
13.8%
John T. Bazzarre & Gail D. Bazzarre
A. Eugene Crotty
Hugh M. Mitchell Jr.
Charles L. Reed Jr. & Ann Reed
1956
10.8%
Carroll M. Berndt Jr. & Margaret C. Berndt
William F. Blue & Katherine B. Blue ❖
Frederick H. Eley
Martin J. Greenstein
W. Leroy Hill
Edward O. Simpson & Marion H. Simpson
George C. Stuckey
1957
16.4%
Edward J. Bidwell & Margaret C. Bidwell
James E. Crocker & Merrilee Crocker ❖
G. Warthen Downs
Donald L. Kovach & Betty J. Kovach
James A. Pettit Jr. &
Elizabeth Pettit
Ray G. Register Jr. &
Rose Mary Rich Register
Robert N. H. Sener & Marisela Sener
Gerald Smith
Stuart J. Turille
Justus P. White
1958
36.2%
Raymond B. Bottom Jr.
Ward J. Campbell
Richard L. Cooper & Nancy L. Cooper
James M. Daniel & Sarah B. Daniel
Louis C. Einwick Jr.
Robert A. Fliegel
Garland S. Flippen
James M. French & Mary Jane French
Frederick L. Glaize III
Waller S. Hairston
Frank B. Holloway &
Paula Surratt Holloway
Wayne R. Jones
Allan J. Malester & Pamela L. Malester
Martin G. Mand & Shelly Mand
George N. Markos
Robert H. Mincer
John R. Morrissette & Sandra E. Morrissette
Thomas J. Runaldue
Richard J. Smolian
Howard P. Walker
George B. Wilkes III
1959
16.7%
Creed F. Alderson Jr. & Nicola L. Alderson
C. Jordan Ball Jr. & Patricia Goshorn Ball
Charles W. Brooks Jr. & Carolyn Brooks
Peter G. Fetzer
George M. Gill Jr.
Robert E. Milward
Drewry E. Moore II
James D. Rosson Jr. & Ruth M. Rosson
John C. Siewers II &
Mary L. Siewers ❖
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1960
16.7%
Thomas M. Arrasmith III &
Christine Arrasmith
Leroy R. Hamlett Jr. &
Patricia Bromm Hamlett
W. Edward Hudgins Jr.
William L. Hudgins Jr.
Robert R. Lowe
Robert G. Stern ❖
James W. Todd & Sharon K. Todd ❖
Peter D. Wolff
1961
22.8%
William G. Baddeley &
Cornelia M. Baddeley
Thomas H. Baker
Donald R. Baldwin
William R. Cooper
Donald M. Dale &
Mary Beth Patterson Dale
Leslie H. Friedman
James L. Jenkins
William W. King
Robert O. Lord
John K. Marlow & Joyce Marlow ❖
Harry A. Morris Jr.
Waller R. Staples III & Beverly Staples
John R. Wooldridge Jr.
1962
23.6%
David R. Almond
Robert F. Baldwin Jr. & Anne G. Baldwin
John R. Bigelow Jr.
Raymond E. Brann Jr.
Moncure G. Crowder
Donald A. King Jr. &
Janemarie D. King ❖
Thomas W. McKelvey
Philip M. Morton & Martha T. Morton
John W. Rader Sr. & Gale B. Rader ❖
Edward W. Riley III & Mary Riley
Charles A. Sinclair
James H. Staton & Allison M. Staton
Gordon H. Watkins & Kay M. Watkins ❖
Van I. Zeiler Jr.
1963
32.1%
James G. Aldige III & Carolyn R. Aldige
Stewart H. Brown Jr. ❖
Foster M. Grose III & Kelly Grose
Roy B. Harrill & Lynda Thorne Harrill ❖
Edward J. Head
Edmond A. Joran
H. Warfield Leeke Jr.
Floyd M. McGraw
Richard H. Owen IV & Eby J. Owen
Thomas A. Penson
William K. Perrin & Susan M. Perrin ❖
Gary W. Rembacki & Judy A. Rembacki
Bruce H. Rinehart
Malcolm E. Ritsch Jr. &
Nan Ellen W. Ritsch
Ronald D. Roberts ❖
Michael J. Timbers
Robert Understein & Sue Understein
Thomas R. Yane
1964
Michael C. Anderson
George J. Arnold
Lawrence H. Berger
Lawrence W. Everett
Stuart Frear Hawkins II &
Carolyn H. Hawkins
28.1%
H. Alexander Holmes &
Charlotte M. Holmes ❖
Henry L. Hoppler
David E. Houseman Jr.
L. Peyton Humphrey
Michael F. T. Jackson & Pepper Jackson ❖
Herbert Jonkers & Merry Carol Jonkers
Stephen A. Miller
Charles H. Morse IV &
Alexandra Morse ❖
P. Bradley Nott Jr. &
Jane Trevillian Nott ❖
Charles A. Veatch II
Richard W. Young &
Margaret Mapp Young ❖
1965
20.3%
Anonymous
Howard H. Anderson
John B. Banks Jr.
Howard L. Baucom & Barbara Baucom
Cameron W. Cantwell
Richard R. Cheatham &
Beverly P. Cheatham ❖
Yuille Holt III & Sandra A. Holt
Amos N. Latham III
Leary R. Leith
Lawrence L. McKnight &
Mary Jane McKnight
George A. Ragland & Susan C. Ragland
Edmund G. Simpson &
Virginia A. Simpson
William George Taylor III
Patrick J. Vaughan
John R. Watson Jr. & Sheryl B. Watson
Charles L. Weatherhead
L. Randolph Williams
1966
22.4%
Joseph R. Daniel & Linda Daniel ❖
Norman D. Everett & Betty L. Everett
Brian T. Forbes
Albert D. Frazer Jr.
Robert P. Hanks
Lewis D. Hirschler Jr.
William R. Keller Jr. & Joan M. Keller
John H. Long Jr.
Charles S. Lorber
Thomas R. McLeod & Anne L. McLeod
James W. Meighen
Larry B. Olinger
William B. Rucker
Michael W. Rushing & Mary H. Rushing
James L. Stone
Robert H. Waldruff
George M. Whitley Jr.
1967
14.7%
C. Nicholas Colleran Jr.
David H. Davis
Ronald W. Fuchs
Gerald S. Hulsizer
Alastair S. Macdonald
Robert H. Miles & Jane Calfee Miles
Samuel P. Moore Jr.
Barry L. Reisig
Samuel R. Sacco
Hunter W. Sims Jr.
Joseph N. Weller
1968
Charles F. Bost
William Couper
Thomas P. Duke ❖
30.3%
Michael H. Freehill
Bruce G. Gabler & Ann L. Gabler
George H. Gromel Jr.
Charlene MacDowell Hanbury &
David R. Hanbury
Donald W. Hicks
Barry D. Koval &
Patricia Gleason Koval ❖
Spalding K. Manson III
Jerry H. Mathews
Walter F. Melvin
Robert N. Mumaw
David I. Ramsey
Louis D. Revak
Thomas R. Scanniello &
Carolyn S. Scanniello
Stephen T. Schachte
George L. Scott & Deborah Isaac Scott
Marshall R. Solomon & Carol Solomon
Russell D. Wilson
1969
22.7%
Lynn Hopkins Bell & William B. Bell
Robert Willis Bissell
Robert T. Brady & Sharon Brady
James F. Campbell
Norman C. Creech
Dwight B. Ferguson Jr.
Robert H. Hunsberger
Robert A. Innamorati &
Margaret Innamorati
Charles E. Johnson
Alan G. Loring
Jonathan B. Macdonald
David M. Morse
F. Heath Myers Jr.
Anne L. Stone & Philip E. Stone Jr.
Ralston B. Vanzant II & Sharon S. Vanzant
Richard T. Wheeler Jr. &
Mary-Elliott Wheeler ❖
Julien H. Williams & Lucy Williams
1970
22.7%
Lorie Ferel Allen
Beverly W. Barksdale
Robert B. Barrett
Gardner G. Courson & Haidee Courson ❖
Henry P. Doggrell & Beverly Doggrell
Henry A. Dudley Jr. & Ann M. Dudley ❖
James D. Francis
Ronald J. Gilbert
Malcolm H. Hathaway
Jerry Hendrick Jr.
Wellman W. Hoff Jr.
Charles H. Hudson
Lewis K. McKee Jr. & Leslie R. McKee
John R. Moore & Lucy W. Moore
James B. Page
Edgar L. Parrish & Katherine M. Parrish
John S. Philips & Sallie Philips
Ronald F. Seay
John E. Woltz Jr.
James J. Zok & Carolyn R. Zok
1971
Mary McFadden Atwell &
Charles G. Atwell ❖
Richard S. Burke
Walter L. Fauntleroy
Allan T. Hirsh III & Lisa S. Hirsh
Margaret H. Huckabee
Robert L. Jaworski
David W. Kudravetz &
McCrea S. Kudravetz
18.4%
Mike Moose
Robert A. Nigro
Gary M. Nuckols & Alice G. Nuckols
Albert L. Richey III
Derek J.R. Smith & Pamela Smith
Steven G. Walther
William A. Young Jr. &
Cynthia Meyer Young
1972
23.1%
Jeffrey A. Barksdale
Alan C. Botsford Jr. &
Susan Perkins Botsford
Jon C. Butler
Roger L. Calvert & Barbara C. Calvert ❖
Howard B. Clark
Paul M. Connolly
Allen G. Dorin Jr.
Douglas S. Favre ❖
Richard R. Freeman
Gregory W. Griffith
Leroy A. Keller Jr.
Thomas F. Kelley & Phyllis E. Kelley
Alan M. Kessler
James D. Kudravetz
Kenneth A. Leoni
James A. McCormick
James H. McKenzie & Mary Ann McKenzie
Leonard E. Paulson Jr. & Jean E. Paulson
Louis Pavia Jr.
Joseph K. Ranney
Bretta MacVeigh Reinhard
David B. Shea
Franklin E. Souers
Robert A. Wilson III &
Elizabeth C. McConnell
1973
23.1%
Stephen C. Adams & Nancy Bagley Adams
Richard C. Barrickman
G. Martin Bass
William L. Chorey
Dennis A. Diersen & Virginia Diersen
R. Helm Dobbins & Leslie M. Dobbins
Alex. G. Fisher
William L. Gregg
Frederick E. Haeberle II
Eugene W. Johnson Jr.
William C. Lucas
William A. Matthews III &
Mary Anne Matthews
Edward C. McKeown &
Meredith A. McKeown
G. William Morton IV
Niles C. Overly
Richard A. Roberts
Peter F. Schlegel
Winston D. Schwartz
Mark N. Stempler &
Ellen Newman Stempler
F. Edward Thomas
Craig S. Wagner & Barbara C. Wagner ❖
Tracy B. Wiest
William C. Witt Jr. & Kathleen A. DePonte
Curtis M. Worrell
David H. Worrell Jr.
1974
25.5%
Conway C. Allen & Bernadine W. Allen
Peter M. Bernardino &
Theresa Reilly Bernardino
Patricia A. Bevis
James H. Biggart Jr.
Vincent G. Blessing
Fred D. Boothe
George W. Boyer
Martin L. Brill ❖
Theodore L. Chandler Jr. &
Laura Lee H. Chandler ❖
Mark T. Creighton &
Ann Kenney Creighton
Jane Wright Cummings &
Gerald C. Cummings
Larry G. Dillon & Renaye Day Dillon
Alvaro Garcia-Tunon &
Sandra J. Garcia-Tunon
Barton R. Groh & Lily Levy Groh
John M. Heffelfinger
Daniel E. Hinchman Jr.
James E. Holland Jr.
Thomas C. Humphrey
George L. Maloomian
Douglas W. Mann Sr.
Lawrence J. Martin & Lynn W. Martin
William B. Mason III & Ann Arey Mason
Ellsworth M. Maxwell III
James A. McClurg & Melody A. McClurg
Richard K. McNairy
Gordon C. Milbourn III
A. Curtis Monk
Jeffrey I. Newman
John S. Payne
Michael W. Powell & Deborah L. Powell ❖
Michael Quinlivan
Ben A. Scarbrough Jr.
Donald P. Shiflett & Sherryelle Shiflett
Phillip W. Shiflett & Jane Anne Shiflett
Scott W. Stolldorf & Sue Daly Stolldorf
Kenneth C. Thompson
Arthur K. Thorn Jr.
Elizabeth A. Twohy & Kevin V. Michaels ❖
Benjamin N. Wafle
Thomas K. Warren & Saundra M. Warren
Daniel N. Worsham Jr.
Joseph H. Young
1975
28.8%
George R. Beard
Kenneth M. Blicharski
M. Stuart Bolton Jr. & Linda L. Bolton
Richard E. Braun
Elizabeth L. Brockelman
Mary Barker Brown & Robert A. Brown
John B. Crostic Jr. & Lynn Stenger Crostic
Harry D. Dickinson & Doris Dickinson
Otis R. Doss & Mary A. Doss
David Ecker & Janet Brockmiller Ecker
Charles A. Foster
Mark S. Frey & Lou Ann Frey
Garry E. Friedman
Karen A. Geno
Arthur D. Gilbert & Martha H. Gilbert
James W. Hammersley
Henry B. Harris III & Linda Spofford Harris
David B. Hawkins & Audrey A. Hawkins
William E. Hunt Jr. &
Archer Gurkin Hunt ❖
Gregg E. Johnson & Sharon Johnson
Raymond H. Johnson
Branch P. Lawson
Robert H. Levy
Michael J. Lewis
William F. Lindlaw
Gregory D. Manweiler
Andrea P. McKinney
Lawrence I. Moore &
Margaret Keller Moore
Susan Nottingham
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John S. Pickler & Rita Pickler
Lynn Keith Pierce & Charlotte W. Pierce
James W. Poats
Robert L. Poff
Dennis B. Rabinovitz &
Maureen Delanty Rabinovitz
Elizabeth Withers Robertson &
Gregory B. Robertson
Stephen A. Sacks
Thomas S. Saunders
Michael J. Schaefer
John N. Scott
John P. Smith & Teresa L. Smith ❖
Michael E. Spicer & Elaine P. Hay Spicer
Donald Street Jr.
John C. Thomas Jr.
1976
19.7%
James A. Biermann
Richard W. Brugh & Rose E. Brugh
Charles R. Casassa Jr.
Martin L. Coffee
Dennis S. Dellinger & Mary J. Dellinger
John L. Dinos & Sam Dinos
Susan E. Dodge
Timothy G. Ebright & Robbin A. Ebright
Donna Baker Feeney & Francis X. Feeney Jr.
Ernest W. Fergusson Jr.
Richard L. Fisher & Dorothy D. Fisher ❖
Thomas M. Freshwater &
Elizabeth G. Freshwater
John J. Haffey III & Linda D. Haffey
Virginia M. Hagan
Hugh T. Harrison II & Nancy M. Harrison
William S. Haywood III
Mernie G. Huttman
Robert M. Kelly Jr. & Anne Kelly
Carl B. Lehmann III
David W. Lipchak & Rebecca Lipchak
Jonathan D. Mariner &
Mildred C. Mariner ❖
Gene T. McKnight Jr. & Vita McKnight
Cynthia French Mullen &
W. Grigg Mullen Jr.
Brian J. Mulreany
Richard J. Nadeau & Stacey Nadeau ❖
Lorna W. Nichols
James A. Pflasterer
Philip B. Pool Jr. & Joan Barnes Pool ❖
Jack L. Rubin & Jamie N. Rubin
Kevin E. Sachs & Deborah C. Sachs
Kenneth L. Schnitzer Jr.
William T. Sherman & Helen H. Sherman
Richard L. Strasburger
Stephen M. Sykes
Stuart D. Thayer
David B. Vaughan
Donna R. Wilson
Thomas C. Wylly II & Pamela Wylly
1977
21.3%
Craig D. Anderson
Harry J. Andrews Jr. & Cora M. Ingrim
Thomas L. Andrews III
Marcia Y. Armstrong &
L. Bradford Armstrong
Nancy J. Belton
Richard O. Bunce Jr. & Linda F. Bunce
Steven E. Burke
Donald G. Burnette Jr. &
Susan D. Burnette
Christine H. Cahn
Barbara C. Cassidy
Molly Chapman
Jack R. Cohen
Nancy R. Cole
Katharine K. Coles
Wellington W. Cottrell III &
Rebecca Gordon Cottrell
Dave Dobel
Kel-Ann Sheldon Eyler & James W. Eyler
Donald E. Flow & Robbin Bartlett Flow ❖
Charles R. Gauntt
Kenneth W. Harris Jr.
John Jeffrey Hickok & Melissa S. Hickok
Cindy R. Hook
Jeffrey M. Hucek
Nicholas B. Jalowski & Nancy S. Jalowski
Frank E. Key Jr.
Elizabeth D. Koppelman
Stuart A. Kruger
Michael J. Madden & Catherine P. Madden
William B. Massey Jr. ❖
Thomas D. McQuade &
Susan F. McQuade ❖
Benjamin L. Miller & Carolyn Miller
Thomas J. Minneman &
Deborah L. Robinson-Minneman
Marc B. Moyers
Steve Peters
Hartwell Philips &
Cynthia Pripeton Philips
Thomas Carlyle Roberts
Mindy Lenett Russell &
Gary J. Russell
William G. Scherer
Janet C. Schultz
Randolph Shapiro & Shauna O. Shapiro
Jane Lucas Smith
Kerry Anderson Smith
Janet C. Spotswood &
J. Randall Spotswood
Barbara Martin Taylor &
Frederick H. Taylor
Van Chenault Thompson
Thomas E. Venker Jr. &
Sharon McNerney Venker
Jeffrey C. Walker & Family ❖
1978
18.4%
Charles Alan Atkins
Joi L. Baumgardner
Thomas R. Bean &
Mary Louise Blake Bean
Kevin J. Dell & Elizabeth C. Dell
Andrew J. Downing &
Cheryl O’Donnell Downing ❖
Cyntia B. Frentz
Celeste C. Gunter
Gary M. Hartnett
Scott C. Hesaltine & Betty S. Hesaltine
David S. Hinchman &
Melissa D. Hinchman
Richard A. Hord III
Peter J. Hunt
Debra Losner Kahn
Susan H. Karn & Michael W. Karn
Deborah J. Kladivko & Robert A. Wiesner
Sandra C. Luck & Robert M. Luck Jr.
Charles R. Lundelius Jr.
Marlene Clark Mizell & Robert F. Mizell ❖
Timothy G. Morgan
Warren E. Nowlin
Wanda Brown Roszak & William J. Roszak
Dean P. Salpini
Sidney G. Simmonds &
Barbara J. Simmonds
Lisa Jeuick Slack & Paul M. Slack
Jefferson S. Strider
Richard D. Tadler & Donna Graff Tadler ❖
Schuyler M. Tilney &
Elizabeth A. Tilney ❖
Joseph L. Turner Jr. & Debra D. Turner
Nancy Ould Tyrone & James C. Tyrone
Russel E. Viehman
John B. Walker & Anne O. Walker
Earl E. Webb & Susan Rollings Webb ❖
William S. Wheeler III
James A. Whitham
Horace P. Whitworth II &
Teresa R. Whitworth
Michael G. Wilds
Lauren V. Wolcott
Ann F. Wyker & Robert T. Wyker
1979
30.7%
Halvor N. Adams III
Jill E. Anderson
David M. Andreae & Linda H. Andreae
Donna R. Arehart & Gary Chovan
Richard H. Baldwin
Katherine S. Banks
Paul M. Bosse
Philip C. Bowers & Suzanne K. Bowers
Thomas S. M. Brannock &
Lorraine M. Brannock
Helen T. Brownfield
Bernard Y. Calvert III
Judith Pearce Calvert & Robert A. Calvert
Julie G. Cervilla
Thomas C. Champlin & Erin D. Champlin
Caroline T. Cookingham &
Jay H. Cookingham
Barbara L. Craig
Dale L. Craig
Susan R. Devine & Scott Devine
John R. Dick
Lisa Kellerman Edeleanu &
John A. Edeleanu
Jeffrey S. Edell & Elaine Hastings Edell
Susan C. Edwards
W. Michael Fagan & Lisa B. Fagan
Joel D. Fivis
James W. Freeman
Paul C. Gannon &
Patricia S. Gannon ❖
John J. Gillooly Jr.
Michael H. Gladstone
Linda N. Good & R. Douglas Good
Susan E. Green
Theresa W. Harley
Robert J. Herbert
Roger R. Hill & Deborah E. Hill
Randolph F. Holland
Dorothy E. Hoyland
William C. Huntington Jr.
Christopher J. Inglese
Florence Griffin Kingston
John Kuchinski
Edgar S. Lanham II
Gregory S. Ledford & Nancy C. Ledford ❖
Todd J. Marsteller
Alan A. McClure & Jennifer T. McClure
Mary C. McIntyre
Richard T. McKinless & Kathy McKinless
Paul K. Meyer & Amy S. Meyer ❖
Neil F. Meyers
Mary Martin Middleton &
Steven A. Middleton ❖
Susan Schmid Minarcik &
Thomas J. Minarcik
Mary Vandergrift Mitchell &
Tom E. Mitchell
Katherine L. Moore & John T. Moore Jr.
Alan B. Munro Jr.
Mary Gambel Murray &
Lawrence N. Murray II
John T. O’Connell & Anita D. O’Connell ❖
Todd W. Orr & Melinda Merrell Orr
Carla P. Palmore
George R. Parrish
Andrea B. Perotti
Jeffrey B. Pizitz
Alvin M. Quint Jr.
Robin E. Riedel & Mary M. Riedel
Robert G. Rose III
Thomas N. Rose
Andrew D. Rudin & Barbara J. Rudin
Harry P. Sakellaris
Laura Nottingham Savage &
G. Jacob Savage III
Katrina F. Sherrerd-Smith &
David G. Smith
Jill B. Sobotor
Sharon M. Southard
Thomas H. Tullidge Jr. &
Cathryn B. Tullidge
Laurie Kasselman Turner &
Charles H. (Cary) Turner ❖
Andrew D. Wagner
Keith A. Walder ❖
James K. Walker & Kimberly J. Walker
Wayne Wallshein & Corinne C. Wallshein
Benjamin H. Ward & Brenda Ward
Steven E. Watts
Robert N. Wiles
Patricia B. Williamson
Joseph F. Wilson Jr. & Marcia W. Read
Peter T. Young & Deborah Young
Stanford T. Young
1980
27.8%
Desiree Anderson
Charlotte E. Blaney
Richard R. Bonaventura &
Ellen F. Bonaventura ❖
William R. Bridges III & Lisa S. Bridges
Walter R. Calvert
Patricia M. Cary
Tod S. Christie
Anthony C. Ciriaco & Martha H. Ciriaco
N. Kent Covington
Charles R. Daniel III
Robert W. Davis
Richard J. Diemer Jr. & Adele Hoffmeyer
Peter J. Dunne ❖
James F. Egan & Marianne P. Egan ❖
Martin A. Einhorn
Lawrence J. Farrell
James R. Fayen
Thomas N. Felker & Barbara R. Felker
James P. Fox
Mark E. Galant & Cynthia T. Galant ❖
Karen W. Greb
Lynn M. Gumowski
Elisabeth W. Gustafson
Jayne M. Hammond & T. Kent Hammond
Julie S. Hammond &
Albin B. Hammond III
James G. Harris & Martha M. Harris ❖
Lesley W. Hatch
Jean Ann Hellering & Richard B. Verner
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Corinne A. Heyning
Michael L. Hoover & Kathryn L. Hoover
Christopher C. Kearney &
Heather A. Young
Clement F. King & Susie A. King
Marcia K. Krause
Cherie M. Kurland
Mary McDaniel Lewis
Milum D. Livesay Jr.
Michael C. Magee & Lisa S. Magee
Meg Marion
Michael N. McGinty & Elizabeth McGinty
Gregory S. McMasters &
Sherri L. McMasters
Kevin A. McNerney & Ann D. McNerney ❖
Elizabeth H. Micklem
David P. Morris
Joyce R. Morris
Thomas C. Morris Jr.
Lee M. Mrosek
Lilian Shackelford Murray &
Daniel B. Murray ❖
David J. Nadeau
Geoffrey A. Peters & Susan B. Peters
Patricia Walker Pick
Moira K. Pollard & Michael A. Pollard
Alan P. Prest
Harry R. Purkey Jr. & Victoria T. Purkey
William R. Renfro
James G. Rose Jr. & Margaret W. Rose
Bonnie O’Day Roth & Richard J. Roth
Donna S. Sauey
Curtis W. Schade ❖
Anita von Bredow Sowers &
William F. Sowers Jr.
Eric S. Stange
John G. Stathis & Diane R. Stathis
Laura S. Sullivan
Michael E. Sumner & Leah F. Sumner
Michael E. Taylor
James E. Toups & Victoria Y. Toups ❖
Robert L. Tucker
Michael A. Turner & Juanita L. Turner ❖
Vera H. Twigg
Allen W. Urban & Barbara B. Urban
Henry M. Walker Jr.
Debra L. Wetherby
Gilbert B. Wilson
Wayne M. Zell
Marcia Haberstroh Zettler &
John F. Zettler
1981
21.6%
Catherine C. Adams
Hughes R. Bakewell Jr. &
Allyson Wells Bakewell
James C. Barden Jr. & Amanda Barden
Marshall T. Bohannon III
Beth E. Buckman
Christopher J. Churchill
Gail C. Cohen
Jayne D. Cole & Robert A. Cole
Carol B. Conklin
George R. Connolly &
Margaret F. Connolly
Thomas H. Cook Jr.
Lynne B. Dolan
Gary L. England & Elspeth G. England
Susan D. Flynn & Peter Flynn
Jaye S. Gamble III
David W. Garnitz
Terrence C. Gates
Charles L. Gibson & Lisa A. Gibson
Scott R. Gorelick
Samuel P. Grier
Robert L. Harris III & Sian H. Harris
Annette M. Imbrogno &
Edward P. Imbrogno ❖
Paul B. Kamke
John R. Kennedy & Kathryn W. Kennedy
Susan Simpson Kortier & John B. Kortier
Jeffrey D. Levin & Karen M. Levin
Elizabeth Rossi Lillie
Michael E. Mahoney
Martha P. Meyer
Elizabeth Hargroves Munford &
John D. Munford III
Lee Nunn & Sarah H. Nunn
Cynthia Herring Olinger &
Donald D. Olinger
Nancy W. O’Neill & John J. O’Neill
Patricia C. Patton
Patricia N. Prewitt & Kerry C. Prewitt
Robert Ricci
Patricia Hughes Ryan & Edwin S. Ryan Jr.
James A. Schoenadel
Caroline T. Shogry & Mark Shogry
Michael R. Silver & Ann Silver
Anne D. Smith
Russell P. Smith & Louann J. Smith
Susan P. Stark
John E. Stoddard
Leslie Jean Burnett Swope
Steven M. Tadler & Joyce B. Tadler ❖
Jonathan G. Train
Charles B. Tuck Jr. & Cheryl S. Tuck
Valerie G. Underhill
Mary Welby von Thelen
Robert N. Weidenmuller &
Teresa P. Weidenmuller
John G. White
Joseph W. White
Martha Robinson Williamson &
Mark D. Williamson
Thomas M. Wilson
Joyce L. Yorty
Pamela K. Zambrotta
1982
30.9%
Glenda H. Anderson & John E. Anderson
Gary W. Angell
Julia Kruger Badlato & Charles Badlato
Shirley A. Baldwin
Ford S. Bartholow & Cynthia L. Bartholow
John R. Bode
Maura G. Boilard
Christopher A. Brown
James K. Brown & Barbara Spencer Brown
Margaret Hutchinson Brown
Lisa M. Buchanan
Elissa Buie
Ann Marie Burris
Holly W. Caporale
Jeffrey E. Carleton &
Kristine T. Carleton ❖
Eric Coble ❖
Steven B. Cohen & Nissen R. Cohen
Linda S. Collier
David L. Dallas Jr. & Susan W. Dallas
Mary-Daire C. Delouche &
Marcus R. Delouche
Thomas A. DePasquale
Melanie F. Dolan
Andrew D. Ellen & Diana S. Ellen
Ragan P. Folan & McDara P. Folan III ❖
David A. Foster & Elizabeth Phillips Foster
William G. Fry
Patrick J. Garrett
Lisa A. Genova
David M. Greenhouse & Lucia Greenhouse
Richard L. Habel
Camille C. Hatter & Gary C. Hatter
Barbara A. Heubner
Douglas N. Jackson & Barbara W. Jackson
Catherine N. Janowski &
Christopher A. Janowski
Rolf C. Johnsen
James P. Karides & Guzin N. Karides
Howard Michael Kerbel &
Elizabeth J. Fuqua
John F. Kipps
Mary B. Line
Karen C. Lucas
Gail P. Lykes
Victoria O’Brien MacMillan &
James P. Macmillan
Kevin R. McCarey & Kate McCarey
Rosa Perez McGonigal &
Arthur H. McGonigal Jr.
Sara D. McKeon
Mary E. Moore & Daniel C. Moore
Cynthia W. Moorer
Kathleen Kelly Oberg
Francis F. O’Connor Jr.
Robert C. Ogden
Sagendorf K. Patsel ❖
Ione S.V. Permison
James S. Pershing
Peter B. Polonsky & Sherry J. Polonsky
Mauren D. Quattrocki
Janice E. Ranger
Owen K. Rankin
Rita E. Reilly
Pamela H. Richardson
Erika F. Rimson & David Bernstein
P. Carter Rise & Louise L. Rise
Joseph H. M. Roddy & Carol Roberts Roddy
Robert M. Rose
Frederick L. Russell Jr. & Susan C. Russell
Cynthia S. Schmitz
Gary A. Shankman
James F. Smith
William M. Smith
Walter H. Solomon
John R. Stafford III
Paul J. Stajduhar
Julia B. Strickland & Clark Strickland
Stephanie Kowalski Thomas &
Bradley Thomas
Timothy A. Towery
Scott W. Vallar & Harriette Vallar
Dana F. Walker
Bruce D. Wardinski ❖
Ellen R. Wayland & Robert J. Wayland
Joye Clarke Wells & James D. Wells III
Michael A. Wildish ❖
Mary Karen Merkel Wills
James W. Wilvert & Cynthia E. R. Wilvert
Joseph R. Witt & Kathleen A. Witt
R. Michael Witt & Prince D. Witt
D. Jean Wu & Jeffrey Shane ❖
1983
26%
Anonymous ❖
Tony A. Anzilotti & Jane H. Anzilotti
Sarah L. Armstrong & J. Mark Armstrong
Jeffrey D. Bartlett &
Denise Weir Bartlett ❖
Nancy E. Basel ❖
John A. Baugh
Craig M. Bibb
Amy G. Broughman
Carter E. Buxbaum
Britt C. Byrne & Karen B. Byrne
Tina Stephens Cardenas &
Jose R. Cardenas
Brian P. Cohane
Melanie A. Connellee
Peter A. Constandy
Karyn K. Cortez & Fabio Cortez
Thomas J. Cricchi & Bonnie W. Cricchi
Martha J. Dunn
Linda R. Elkin & Jeffrey R. Elkin
William A. Evanow & Allison K. Evanow
Laura R. Fifer & Stephen B. Fifer
Donna E. Garban & Wil Hinds
William B. Garrett & Sandra W. Garrett
Helene Venti Gillespie
Pamela J. Gilmer
Ralph H. Harrison III
Kathryn W. Higginbotham &
Kent C. Higginbotham
Andrew M. Hutcher &
Gayle Kenigsberg-Hutcher
Mark C. Hyer
Cathy Stephenson Johnson
Scott M. Kelley ❖
Frank X. Kelly &
Mary Meyer Kelly
Pamela J. Kepple
Jill S. Klein
Anne F. Knight
Daniel S. Komitor
R. Stribling Koster
Harry M. Lane III
Pamela E. Lowman
Scott N. MacLellan &
Deborah MacLellan
Gerald P. Marcus & Elizabeth Marcus
Colleen M. Martin & Chapin E. Wilson III
Susan McGrath & Edgar O. Woodson
Jill L. McKone
Marc S. Meltzer
David B. Meurer
C. Bradley Miller
Peter Minan & Bianca Minan ❖
Catherine J. Mooney-Doyle &
Timothy J. Doyle
Richard D. Moore
Dennis N. Muse
Karen G. Nelson & Stuart E. Nelson
Johanna L. Noia & Stephen C. Mace
Katherine H. O’Connor & Jerry O’Connor
Thomas L. Purdy
William C. Riesenberg Jr.
Mary K. Russ
Frederick M. Ruthling
Arnold C. Schneider III &
Mary M. Schneider ❖
Arthur M. Schneider
Peter Seidler
Kyle A. Shaw Jr.
Laura W. Shiflett & Gary D. Shiflett
Stephen H. Shoemaker
Leslie D. Sorkin
Frederic A. Staley & Catharine G. Staley
Suzanne L. H. Stanton & Doug Stanton
Laurie S. Stettinius & Wallace G. Stettinius
Andrew M. Vest & Suzanna M. Vest
Tuyet T. Vu
Nancy N. Wight
Harold J. Williams III &
Suzanne Y. Williams
Caryn L. Wiseman
Meryl B. Witmer
Victoria K. Wolf & Craig K. Wolf
1984
23.2%
Kenneth C. Ageloff
William Alesio Jr.
Mark C. Allen & Kristen S. Allen
Laura Misner Baker
Lloyd L. Barber
Eugene R. Barrett & Cheryl A. Barrett
Cynthia L. Birsinger
Ruth H. Bollinger
Lisa M. Bowers
Mary E. Caiazzo
Caley S. Cantrell
Richard T. Conner
Christopher L. Corish
Cathy S. Costa
Kevin J. Driscoll
Laura D. Durback
Michael A. Eck & Tracy Eck
Barbour T. Farinholt & Ida V. Farinholt ❖
Kimberly H. Flanagan
John P. Frith & Barbara R. Frith
Brian J. Fullerton &
Karen Mackiewicz Fullerton
Lynn W. Griswold & Kirk B. Griswold
Susan V. Gummeson
Henry F. Gurley III
Dennis W. Hammack Jr. &
Kathryn C. Hammack
Jeanne-Marie Zavertnik Holden &
Bret W. Holden
John E. Hopkinson
Phyllis S. Huffman
Kellye C. Jennings & Robert B. Jennings
Chip Jordan
Thomas M. Keifer & Mary L. Keifer
Jacquelyn B. Kittredge &
Ben W. Kittredge IV
Olivia M. Lai
Eric A. Lawrence
Dirk W. Leasure & Patricia M. Leasure
Jeffrey R. Lindsey
David B. MacFarlane &
Annesley R. MacFarlane
Karen P. Milvaney
Janene Smith Mitchell &
Thomas W. Mitchell
Mark H. Moore
Christine W. Morrow
Mark T. Nash
Christopher J. Nassetta
Amanda Clark Nelson
Jeneanne M. Rae
Mark S. Reese & Jacqueline Reese
David L. Reynolds
Peter A. Ryan & Kimberley H. Ryan
Lee H. Self
Bradley D. Smith
Chip Spraggins
Jean P. Stouse
Linda B. Taylor & J. Scott Taylor
William L. Tyson &
Elizabeth McCabe Tyson ❖
James E. Velten
Edward F. Vigezzi & Kathy Vigezzi
Steven G. Vittorio & Laurie A. Vittorio
Wendy A. Vocelka
Doug J. Wallace
James B. Weaver III
Patrick G. Weaver
John B. Weber
Hollie Book Wiedman
Diane Lee Wiley
Arthur S. Williams
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Julie R. Wilson
Helena Yu
1985
19.6%
Thomas J. Baltimore Jr.
David B. Barr & Cynthia Y. Barr
Michael A. Bell
Gordon J. Bernhardt
Janet L. Brocklehurst
Christina Hosp Burrow &
Charles W. Burrow Jr.
Darrell A. Carlisle
Dorothy J. Carroll
Trevor J. Chaplick
John W. Coffey
Cameron N. Cosby & Michele A. Cosby
Stanley D. Cover & Grace Capps Cover
Katie S. Cox & Capt. Warren E. Cox
Jeff Elgin
Susan Mattwell Fiacco
Timothy C. Ford
Thomas A. Foster
John A. Griffin & Amy Mitchell Griffin ❖
Constance R. Harris
Scott M. Helmus & Jacqueline F. Helmus
Joy C. Heuer
Elena L. Howard
Sherry Chaplin Hunt & Toney Hunt
Susan A. Kinnecome
John S. Klein
Douglas G. Kott
Dale S. Lam & Gwendolyn Bowers Lam
P. Jeffrey Leck & Genevieve M. Leck ❖
Theresa M. Lynch & Richard B. Lynch
Melanie Sheip Mace & Richard R. Mace Jr.
James M. Mattimoe &
Elisabeth P. Mattimoe
Edward D. McCrady &
Pattie S. McCrady ❖
Tracy A. McGuinness
Nicholas A. Merrick & Leslie T. Merrick ❖
Mark A. Mincer & Tara S. Mincer
Cheryl Reever Moore & Scott C. Moore
William C. Morse Jr. &
Gwendolyn M. Morse
Jeffrey T. Neal ❖
Jeffrey M. Nicklas
Robert W. O’Hern
Martin H. Otto & Kathleen C. Otto
Mark J. Rebein
Edward J. Sanz & Terri Edwards Sanz
Steven G. Schneider
John T. Shippee & Christine Shippee ❖
Shari Bierman Singer
Linda Gill Sink
Herbert M. Smith
Karen Nelson Trebach
Diane P. Ungerleider
Gary G. Wallace & Sara W. Wallace
Stephen J. Werner & Janet Hall Werner
Pendleton G. Whisnant
Paddi Dean White & Michael A. White
1986
18.9%
Michael L. Allen
Scott R. Anderson & Elizabeth V. Anderson
Thad L. Anderson &
Annette Chiang Anderson
Susan Pendergast Armentrout
Lorraine M. Arnold
Shelby W. Bonnie & Carol Bonnie ❖
Bruce W. Brooks &
Yvette Hernandez-Brooks
Denise Cullum Burkard &
Michael R. Burkard
John T. Carrico & Sheri M. Carrico
Ann K. Cheetham
Mitchell R. Cohen &
Susan Oberhelman Cohen ❖
Scott J. Daitzman
James R. Dalkin
Susan B. Derdeyn & Colin P. Derdeyn
Laura M. Dromerick
Mary E. Dunkenberger
Thomas M. Dunkenberger Jr.
John D. Edwards
Jeffery W. Fender & Sara E. Fender
Thomas M. Finke
Steven T. Flammey
Stephen J. Frantz & Helene Gray Frantz
Lauren Muller Gibbs & Eric P. Gibbs
Joseph V. Graupensperger
Gerald A. Hahne
Ann Herwig-Manion
Mary M. Huck
Sheila D. Hunsucker
Elizabeth G. Johnson
Thomas L. Kelly
Jake Knight
Christine Dillon Lenderman &
Mark D. Lenderman
Amy Wells Mackay & James C. Mackay III
Scott G. Martin & Karen L. Martin
Mark T. Massey & Elizabeth Massey ❖
Tracy P. Matteo
Roger S. Matthews Jr. &
Martha F. Matthews
Diane Reiff Mayer & Peter C. Mayer
Laura Borzilleri McCoy
Stephen E. Milo
Susan Ann Grimm Morabito
Mary H. Mundy
Paul G. Murphy
Richard P. Nicklas & Alexandra E. Nicklas
Joseph D. O’Brien III & Thayer O’Brien
Stephen Peacher & Anne Peacher
Polly A. Pickering
Sean R. Prendergast
Kathleen J. Quintarelli
David S. Rainey
Kelly S. Ralston
Donna L. Roberts
Larry W. Rosenberger Jr.
John M. G. Schmohl Jr.
Eric T. Smith & Cynthia Goodrich Smith
Henry W. Smith
Susan Rader Snow & Gregg W. Snow
David Stadlin & Patti Stadlin
Kenneth D. Tremain
Barbara Nelson Videira
1987
17.8%
Janet Gessner Alford & Duncan E. Alford
Julia Marie Wellons Allred
Barbara Stephenson Ayers &
David R. Ayers
Yvette S. Butler
Kristin Carey
Deborah R. Clark
John P. Connaughton &
Stephanie F. Connaughton ❖
Robert F. DeLong
Ellen S. DiStefano
Walter B. Doggett III
Lisa C. Dundervill &
Robert F. Dundervill III
Kimberly A. Enders & John H. Enders
Mark George Anton Filpi
Sean P. Folan
Stephen P. Gibson & Laurie C. Gibson
Constance M. Gulley & Steven E. Gulley
Dewey T. Hamilton & Julia Ward Hamilton
Wendy Hamilton
Sharyn C. Handelsman
Mitchell J. Koval
Dean J. Landsman
Kirsten Lynch
Alyson McGurty McCauley
Patricia Horger McDaniel &
Charles W. McDaniel ❖
Katherine N. McFaden
Nisha Gupta McGreevy &
John J. McGreevy
Karen Jones McPherson
Deborah C. Muller & John B. Muller
Patricia Meyer Pile & Christopher W. Pile
Leslie S. Pitcher & John S. Pitcher
John K. Plemmons
Bret D. Quigley & Rachel R. Quigley
Deirdre O’Connor Quinn & Patrick T. Quinn
Mihran T. Renjilian &
Leslie Coleman Renjilian
Brian G. Sadler
Karen Steinmetz Sambursky
Kristen G. Schlim & Joseph A. Schlim
Marcia M. Smith & Thomas W. Smith III
Neil W. Smith & Julie Smith
Sarita L. Soldz
Donna S. Sprague
Kimberly Hall Summerville
Elizabeth J. S. Tabor & Owen B. Tabor Jr.
Joanne G. Thigpen
Brooke Garrett Tiller & Michael W. Tiller
Robert M. White Jr.
Janice E. Winstead
Charles P. Wise Jr.
Timothy G. Woodall
John A. Young & Rebecca A. Young
Linda M. Zercoe & Douglas M. Zercoe
1988
22%
Jay S. Adams & Monique S. Adams
Jean E. Ballard
Winnie T. Beach
Meredith M. Bolon & Todd R. Bolon
Kingsley H. Brinkley
John A. Caldwell & Julie Caldwell
Jacqueline Ernst Carsanaro
Trace H. Carson & Kelly Carson
Domenic B. Castellane
Alan B. Clark
Susan D. Conniff
Diane C. DeMember
Andrew B. Drumheller
Karen Joyner Dunlap
Katherine M. Earls
Lisa M. Ebert
Peter E. Engel
Roger E. George & Hanna C. George
Stacey Landry Gimbert
Douglas J. Glenn
Rebecca Ralston Gormley
Jeffrey B. Green & Johnna D. Green
Katherine M. Harmon
Laura M. Harrington
Page E. Hartzell
Ross D. Heller
Craig M. Herron
Suzanne E. Ibbeken & Curt K. Burmeister
Blythe Jeffers & John P. Hodgson
Scott H. Jones & Julianne Fortune
Barrett B. Kollme & Astri H. Kollme
Bruce I. Lavine & Lisa Lavine
Deborah J. Lawson
Alfred L. Layne Jr. & Vanessa R. Layne
Dariush P. Maanavi & Jennifer V. Maanavi
Jennifer J. Mead
Edward M. Meisner
Lori J. Overholt
Craig W. Packer
Krystn D. Paternostro
Janice P. Peischel & James A. Peischel Jr.
Sonja Hoel Perkins &
Jonathan C. Perkins ❖
Christina L. Porter
Joan M. Perry Regina
Nancy Byington Rhodes
Brendan R. Richardson
Eric L. Ruff
Henry J. Schumann Jr.
Timothy J. Seitter
Chris W. Shumway & Carrie Shumway ❖
Bradley E. Singer & Alexandra Singer
Lewis Smith IV & Susan H. Smith
Pamela Grant Smith
Avron R. Stoloff
Thomas H. Swann
Lawrence E. Tanner Jr.
Thomas J. Vann
Linda C. Walton
Joseph H. Wasserman
Peggie T. Williamson &
LTC Steven C. Williamson
Elizabeth Y. Wolfe
Todd K. Wooten & Kris S. Wooten
Sarah Porter Wright
Linda J. Yoon & Paul Yoon
1989
21%
Catherine L. Anderson
Lisa F. Armour & Robert C. G. Armour
Cristian G. Balbontin & Jill E. Balbontin
Geoffrey T. Blythe
Albert W. Bremser
Donald W. Bryce
Catherine King Buckenmaier
Thomas A. Carver ❖
Jennifer M. Smyth Church &
Clinton S. Church
DeAnna L. Colglazier
Stacy Dempsey
Scott R. Ehrlich
Greer A. Ezrine & Jon W. Ezrine
Stephen E. Finke & Danielle F. Finke
James H. Forson
Caroline B. Freeman
Dwight J. Gibbs
Ward P. Gill
Diane Bowles Giusto
Melissa Golden
Gregg I. Goldenberg
Georgia Sullivan Haggerty
Kevin B. Harrison & Kathleen Harrison
Tamara Henson
Hilary Hinds
Bridgette J. Hodges
Ted S. Hollifield
Christina D. Howard & Russell W. Howard
Chris A. Howe & Joseph M. Zuber IV
Amy E. Isaacs
Dorothy Agnew Johns & Terrance P. Johns
Robert A. Justus
Chris P. Kallos
Stephen D. Keogh & Marnie D. Keogh
Robert D. Kipps & Pamela B. Kipps
Gregory S. Kuykendall
David M. Locala
Aileen Hernando Lopez-Pugh &
J. Greg Pugh
P. Kent McCammon
Stephen C. Metzger
Deborah A. Mogan &
Kenneth A. Knowles III
Anthony W. Neal & Christine Neal
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Darci M. Niestroy
John M. Nusbaum & Alexandra Nusbaum
Christopher H. Oberkfell
Tania Odabashian & Edmund P. Scharpf
Karen H. Owens
Wilhelmina J. Pizzini
Andrew W. Proctor &
Elizabeth Jenkins Proctor
Jeffrey Alan Raich
Timothy J. Ranzetta
Charles W. Reardon &
Deborah Dotson Reardon
Colleen H. Redler & Michael R. Redler
Mark A. Roberts
Susan L. Sloan
Karen Padgett Smith
Timothy J. Spillane & Anne G. Spillane
Edward C. Suhler & Stephanie L. Suhler
Hayward F. Taylor IV & Melissa S. Taylor
Trudy R. Turner
George A. Veth & Debra J. Veth
Mark R. Warden & Carolyn M. Warden
Julie Setash Weston
John M. Wilhelm Jr.
Sandra Lineberger Wolk &
Michael E. Wolk
Erik P. Young & Melissa B. Young
1990
16.1%
Shawn D. Adler & Cynthia L. Adler
David F. Apple III & Virginia Apple
Tiffany B. Armstrong &
Kelly B. Armstrong ❖
Melissa D. Bacon-Aki & David M. Aki
Heidi L. Baer & George L. Baer
Lauren Fornasar Barrett &
Raymond Barrett
Walter C. Beggerow
Bruno R. Binkley
David L. Bishop & Jennifer H. Bishop
Jennifer L. Bittmann & Alan D. Bittmann
Leslie A. Braun
Rita L. Carlile & Roger D. Carlile
Todd M. Davis
Elisabeth Hankins Dillon &
Edward J. Dillon
Jeffrey C. Edwards
John W. Fiege
Lesley A. Field
James W. Gilkeson & Elisa S. Gilkeson
Charles W. Grubbs & Stephanie B. Grubbs
Gregory Felton Hagood
Tara Yancey Harrison &
Michael J. Harrison
David R. Hilty ❖
F. Lee Hodge
Lori S. Jessey
Samuel G. Jones & Anne M. Jones
John G. Jordan III & Nancy Caravati Jordan
Robert C. Juelke
Karen A. Karrasch
Abby H. Kech
Kendra D. Latorre
Joseph D. Lazewski & Kristin L. Lazewski
Yi-Mei Lu
Lisa Wilsher Malie
Amy S. Marchiando
William R. McDaniel
Kristin K. Mehigan
Chris Nagler
John C. Nagy
Martha G. O’Day
Shanti A. Parikh
L. Joy Putnam
Heather D. Scanlon & John G. Scanlon
Curt W. Shelmire
Charles M. Smith
Timothy A. Smith & Jennifer Smith
Melissa C. Snelson
Gregory J. Studdard
Bryan Suthard & Holly R. Suthard
Cheryl M. Trzcinski
James R. White
John P. Wilhelm II
1991
18.5%
David A. Abel
Robert M. Bayston & Elizabeth C. Bayston
Robin M. Bergen
Michelle F. Bone & John W. Bone
Lisa A. Brenner
Brian E. Broadway
Erin P. Cole
Edward S. Croft IV & Robin W. Croft
Nadia B. Daniel & Matthew S. Daniel
Katherine J. Duncan
Lena (Mah) Eagon
Scott W. Edwards
Celia T. Fleischaker
Tasos A. Galiotos & Jennifer Galiotos
Lisa Parks Galloway
Teresa S. Gendron
Kimberly Johnson Glenn
Moylan F. Gomila Jr. &
Gwathmey F. Gomila ❖
Alec W. Granger
Anna Lee Delashmutt Grinder
Yolanda R. Gruendel
Richard B. Harris II
Lee C. Herbert
Leigh P. Holley
Lisa M. Hopp
Deborah A. Howe & Benjamin R. Howe
Cheryl DeMong Hubbard & Tom Hubbard
Peter D. Hunt
A. Gibboney Huske ❖
Kristen W. Jaros
James M. Johnston & Alison Johnston
Rebecca A. Kong
Keith J. Kulesa
Betty Chih-Yim Leu
Steven H. Lindquist
Kathleen E. Mallas & Kyle H. Mallas
Gregory S. Mand
John L. Marshall Jr.
Roger C. Matthews & Elena A. Matthews
Sarah E. McLeod & Alexander W. McLeod
Hillary R. McTigue
Nathaniel Myer
Lisa M. Padden
Andrew Steven Peskin ❖
Michael C. Phalen & Kirsten B. Phalen
Pamela D. Poldiak & Michael Poldiak
Darren G. Pratt & Jill M. Pratt
Kimberley Shiflet Rousseau
Kimberly A. Silinskie
Jennifer McNeil Tarry & Samuel L. Tarry Jr.
Jennifer Bradbury Tear & Harry R. Tear III
Natalie B. Veljovich & Dan S. Veljovich
Christine Robinson Verfurth &
Francis T. Verfurth
Angela C. Viscuso & Marco B. Viscuso
John F. Vrana II
Sarah H. Whittemore
Celeste Browning Zuch & Kurt Zuch
1992
Keith B. Artin
22.5%
Monica L. Banyi
Michael J. Barrett
Anna M. Bellinghausen
Paul Betz
Patricia E. Black
Kelly R. S. Blosser
Anne McCorry Bolduc & James R. Bolduc
Leslie Simmons Brille
Thea M. Campbell & Jason E. Campbell
Cynthia W. Caruso
Tom K. Chin
Min C. Cho
Daniel W. Conner
Antonio Correa & Stephanie Shank-Correa
Robert D. Daley
Gregory L. Davis
Tammy Fridley DeRosier &
C. Scott DeRosier
Kimberly A. Desmond
Helen S. Dwyer & Jeffrey W. Dwyer
Heather L. Ellett & Frank R. Ellett
Robert P. Fisher
Matthew S. Fox & Melissa M. Fox
Andrea Garka & Scott Garka
Catherine L. Garrett
Ann L. Grasty
Richard P. Hawks & Sarah Hawks
Andrew C. Hee & Rachel E. Hee ❖
Kimberly M. Hockstein &
Kenneth Hockstein
Trent F. Hodges & Shannon H. Hodges
Scott A. Holmes
Yuille Holt IV
Katherine L. Johnke
Allison McGee Johnson &
James T. Johnson
Jennifer H. Jones
Jeffrey T. Karras
Angela E. Kochuba
Dean W. Krehmeyer &
Diane D. Krehmeyer
Steven G. Kulynych & Sandra H. Kulynych
David K. Lavinsky
Michael E. Mand
Steven A. Marks & Alexandra C. Marks ❖
Nicole H. Mehlbrech
Julie A. Meyer
William A. Mitchell III
Michelle L. Moody
Shannon K. Nash
Andrew W. Pang
Lorianne M. Pannozzo
Aaron D. Peck & Melissa R. Peck
Diane S. Preston
Christopher D. Ray
Scott A. Reed & Kelly M. Reed
John P. Reilly & Kristen A. Reilly
Laura M. Ritter
Sandi B. Rothman & Karl G. Rothman
Jorge J. Santana
Christina H. Saunders & Will F. Saunders
Margaret B. Schmid
Ashley J. Smith & Kimberly E. Smith
Brendan C. Smith
Pamela C. Smith
Michelle C. Snyder & Jeffrey S. Snyder
Jack D. Steinhilber Jr. &
Alicia D. Steinhilber
Steven Tricarico & Kathleen Tricarico
Rene S. Wakefield
1993
David C. Bell
Sonya S. Benavides
James R. Burnett Jr.
James A. Catlin Jr.
Peggy H. Christman & Mark D. Christman
Shari Ciapka
Jason E. Clark
Marci B. Comeau
Kara Davis Cosby & Scott F. Cosby
Vaughan G. Crawley
Jason L. Dandridge & Allison S. Dandridge
Susan Easley & Christian S. Easley
Charles M. Fiveash
Ernest M. Freedman
Christine Dalton Godlewski
Dan Gropper & Tammy Allen
Staci L. Henshaw
Aaron M. Hill
Laura P. Horn
Joel L. Houser & Alison S. Houser
Shawna L. Johnson
Stacey R. Just
Glen T. Kacher & Amy Wardwell Kacher
Yosup Kwak
Stephen D. Leasure
Todd L. Leigh & Julie O. Leigh
Jennifer C. Liner
Phillip B. Lopez
David N. Lowenstein
Julie T. McMichael
Kathryn M. Meredith & Adam L. Cummins
Key G. Michel
Carrie P. Smith Nee & Timothy B. Nee
Marissa C. Ochave
Hong P. Paterson
Steve B. Pawl
Deanna M. Pifer
John E. Robinson
Kristy S. Rumbaugh
Robert N. Schipper & Lora C. Schipper
Cassandra A. Sermons
James J. Shannon
Judith E. Sherman
Jean W. Shiau
Heather H. Sibley
Walker C. Simmons &
Elizabeth J. Simmons
Indu N. Spugnardi
Robert William Tharpe II
Todd S. Thompson
Patrick A. Torrey & Stacia G. Torrey
Steven J. Vainder
Karen Vinh
Lisa Hayward Wadlin & Jeffrey F. Wadlin
Caroline D. Walkley & T. Michael Walkley
Heather A. Wilson & Robert C. Wilson IV
Farhad Zaman
1994
18.5%
Michael L. Alpert
Hal O. Archer & Gena R. Archer
Vasilios W. Bakopanos
Michael Boyd
David S. Collins Jr.
Brett W. Crawford
Stephanie J. Deem
Lyle H. Deitch
Tuyen Van Do
Sharon M. Donohue
Benjamin M. Doyle & Suzanne W. Doyle
Lawrence S. Eiben
Michael Escobar & Mary C. Escobar
Jennifer T. Farrar
Chaz A. Felix
Thomas M. Frederick & Cheryl B. Frederick
Lewanda S. Gallimore
Philip B. Hager & Kimberley Hager
J. Rexford Hampton
Stephen C. Hanlin
Robert A. Heimann Jr.
Phillip G. Hirschel
Rodney J. Hobbs
J. Scott Holsinger
Julie K. Hornung
Adrian L. Hudgins
Horace L. Johnson & Landra B. Johnson
19.2%
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McIntire Undergraduate Alumni Gifts
Thad M. Jones & Anne J. Jones
Petra K. Juulsgaard
Aydin D. Keskiner
Kristin M. Kipp
Edward M. Kuo
Brian D. Kush &
Mary Elizabeth Young Kush
Michael S. Lavery
Rodney J. Leger & Megan Leger
Thomas J. Maguire IV
Vincent J. Maria
Jonathan M. Meyer
Philip G. Oefelein
Tina S. Paikeday & M. J. Tony Paikeday
Michael L. Peduzzi
Shannon B. Pettit
Kathleen M. Piller
Scott R. Poole
Massie E. Rea III & Kathleen M. Rea
Brian P. Smoluch
Alison M. Staeger
Troy L. Stanfield &
Kimberly Patterson Stanfield
Chad L. Strean
Monica Suarez
Lauren T. Walsh
Allison E. Watkins & Bradford L. Watkins
Jill W. Weeter & Aaron K. Weeter
Bryan Welch & Shannon A. Welch
Thomas P. Williams &
Christine N. Williams
Kent D. Wood
1995
20.1%
Amber Ahmad
Andres R. Anker
Carolyne S. Beaty
Elisabeth D. Beller
David L. Birckhead
Panos Boudouvas
Jeffrey S. Boyd
Lazetta R. Braxton & Brad R. Braxton
Frank H. Briggs III
Christopher R. Brogan &
Elizabeth A. Brogan
Christopher C. Brubaker
Gabriel A. Buddenbrock
Erin C. Casey
John B. Chun
William R. Cogswell
Christina P. Cragg
Nicholas R. Douthit & Jill Douthit
Emmeline M. Edwards
Stuart T. Evans & Tricia Evans
Michael S. Feinberg
Andrew C. Fligel
Brad Garrett
Christopher D. Hagen & Diane R. Hagen
Temperance D. Hutter
Lisa B. Kelly & Robert M. Kelly
Sung H. Kim
Stacie Clemmons Kinder & Gary W. Kinder
Priya S. Koul & Sharat Koul
Regina T. Lascano
Jennifer A. Lawn
M. Brian Lineweaver
Bryan D. Long & Dominique N. Long
Jason M. Love & Candice Wagner Love
Chad Lucien
Tia B. Mahaffy
Edward C. Martin & Elizabeth R. Martin
Valerie Y. McFaddin
Edward S. McGowan
Gina M. McGuinness
Margaret C. McLean
Claire W. McPherson
Tyler U. Nguyen
Catherine B. Niehaus
Jill R. Pascua
John O. Peterson
Kristin M. Plym & Jack Plym
Gail P. Rand
Alisa D. Ricks & Eric S. Ricks
Gerard J. Rosales
Carolyn M. Rosenblum
Ryan Russo
Gary M. Rygh
Carrie N. Saint Louis & Marc A. Saint Louis
Mac Wilson Laing Selbe
Adam Shnaider
Kyle T. Smith
Justin C. Sullivan
Bryan C. Timko
Steven J. Volchko
Alexander C. Waddey
Alfred H. Wells III
Emily T. Whitt
1996
17.3%
Anonymous
Miho D. Anderson & John C. Anderson
Alison A. Arnott & Keith A. Arnott
Drew N. Behmer & Kerri A. Behmer
Parham M. Behrooz
Stacy B. Bell
Eric Y. Boucher
Stacey S. Bradley
Ryan B. Buchanan
Laura K. Caldwell
Amy E. Chanana
Rakesh Chawla & Cathleen H. Chawla
Stanley R. Chiu & Kathryn E. Stallings
Lanier C. Coles & Charlton Yu
David S. Davick
Melissa T. Dollins
Sara W. Dunton
Courtney H. DuPaul &
Christopher W. DuPaul
Jennifer L. Ertler
Bryan L. Garnett & Claudia A. Garnett
Erin Ready Garrett
Kara J. Gerardi
Sonya Hand & Leroy C. Hand IV
John C. Hawks
Justin A. Hoover
Michelle Howell
Laura K. Inra
Margaret M. Lauck & David R. Lauck
Anton J. Levy
Damian X. Lipani
Jason Mann
Curtis T. Montgomery III &
Lesley Cahill Montgomery
Ross E. Mopsick
Kristin R. Oakes & Michael A. Oakes
Patrick J. O’Connor & Sherri K. O’Connor
Timothy E. Parker
Kathryn Mayer Parks
John M. Pietras Jr.
Lee W. Purcell
Mark C. Reynolds
Marjorie C. Saine
Scott A. Saunders
Kirsten C. Schaefer
Creighton J. Schenkel
Kendal A. Sibley & George P. Sibley III
Therese S. Spaid
Brett J. Taylor
Laura B. Terry & Michael S. Terry
Garth T. Troxell & Leslie Troxell
Sandra L. Vaughan &
Christopher D. Vaughan
Martin A. Wick III
Eliza Wong
1997
18.8%
Cara Baker
Ronde Barber & Claudia Barber
Tiki Barber & Virginia Cha Barber ❖
Neil J. Barr
Elizabeth C. Barton
Kaveesh Bawa
Paul M. Bergson
Jamie S. Bishop
Liza Borches & Peter Borches
Jason S. Bornfreund & Amy P. Wong
Maura L. Brooks
Patricia M. Canney
Michelle T. Carman
Kathryn S. Cattano & John P. Cattano
Kendall K. Collins
Kent M. Couling & Kari H. Couling
Christopher P. Dailey
Sandra L. Eikner
Carlos E. Fernandez-Touzon &
Amy L. Savitsky
Sybil E. Freedman
Robert J. Fulton
Lisa M. Gardner
Richard M. Gerson ❖
Kevin R. Greene
Kristin O’Connell Hampton
Robert A. Holland
Tien-tsin Huang
K. Allison Jamison
Kimberlee D. Jernigan
George Kim
Sheryl O. Klauer
James J. Labus & Jacquelyn Labus
Robert H. Lanier
Scott L. Lebovitz & Fran Lebovitz
Kerrie Lineweaver
John M. Logan
Michael A. Matera
Brandon I. Miles & Morenike K. Miles
Eric M. Modell
Mary Lee H. Morris & Randall W. Morris
Eric C. Osberg & Christina Osberg
Soonah Park
Carrie S. Perzanowski &
Matthew S. Perzanowski
Katie M. Peterson
Benjamin B. Pierce & Shannon Pierce
Kelley J. Reynolds
Sarah C. Risdal
Stevie N. Rodgers
Evan D. Rothschild
Elizabeth Sehgal
Jeffrey L. Stephens
Joyce A. Sweeney
William L. Wallis II
William M. Weimer II
Clayton C. Williams & Carla M. Williams
Richard T. Young
1998
15.4%
William T. Adkerson
Peter C. Almond & Amber A. Almond
Daniel W. Biolsi & Karen Biolsi
Michael F. Brown & Tiffany J. Brown
William E. Canoles Jr.
Peter Chao
Robert V. Cooley II
Christopher F. Crowder
Cindy W. Dodge
Jason S. English
Joy S. Eure
Tara Z. Fisher
Dana Duckett Fox & Weston A. Fox
Matt Giordano & Alison Abrams-Giordano
Tania J. Grant
Jason Greene
David L. Haas & Nachama Sternlicht-Haas
Dana Hamerschlag & Kevin DeTurris
David R. Hang & Ingrid B. Hang
Kenneth J. Harris
Chris B. Heckman
Eddie Karoliussen
Christopher P. Kelly
Robert J. Knebel
Stephen A. Lovett
Laura B. Marshall & James B. Marshall IV
Scott M. Merkle
Christopher K. Mitchell
Christine A. O’Brien
Daniel R. Odio-Paez
Matthew P. Preece & Renee V. Preece
Lisa M. Quale
Renee M. L. G. Reese
Scott E. Rothman
Christina C. Schumacher & Jimi Taylor
Andrew Shernoff &
Jennifer Kline Shernoff
Eric P. Steinhoff
Stephanie F. Stumpf
Natalie C. Torres
Brian M. Vollmer
Ramey Watkins
Sharon L. Weaver
Darrin R. Witt & Heather Witt
Andrew L. Zulauf & Suzanne E. Zulauf
1999
15.4%
Casey Bartok
Julie S. Betts
Elizabeth A. Boyle
Meredith L. Childers
Bradley C. Coleman
Allison M. Crevello
Brian J. Deitz & Courtney J. Deitz
Alexandra A. Early
William B. Farinholt
Gigi Gurtis Florin & Richard M. Florin
William B. Gabler
Carter W. Griffith
Alison B. Harbrecht
Susan C. Herzog
Alison C. Hillhouse
Cara D. Hinshaw
Lori R. Hughes
Samuel F. Jacobs & Erica U. Jacobs
Akhil Jain
April C. Johnson
Emily Gosse Kallaur
Kristina A. Kern & Charles D. Kern
Thomas A. King
Alexander P. Kuczkowski &
Margaret McHale Kuczkowski
Julie L. Macklowe & William S. Macklowe
Daniel P. Mattock
Katie M. McAllister &
Andrew K. McAllister
Peter T. McElwain & Sarah E. Baltimore
Casey D. Merolla & Mark A. Merolla
Elizabeth C. O’Connor
Matthew W. O’Neill
Glenn Pappalardo
Jennifer R. Park
Joshua D. Paulson
Dwight P. Pettay
Mark A. Victor Pinho
Jeffrey S. Richman & Mary M. Richman
Austin G. Root
James B. Sharpe Jr. & Ashley B. Sharpe
Andrew M. Sheehan
Matthew J. Sinarski
Amy C. Smoragiewicz
Emily Stuart
Lara M. Theriault & Rene J. Theriault III
Demetria A. Wade
J. Bricker Waid
Lindsay B. Weirich
Carrie G. Wood & Alfred R. Wood Jr.
Buckner Woodford V
2000
23.9%
Jacey L. Anderson
Kirby Armentrout
Daniel E. Austin
Andrew M. Axelrod & Kimberly R. Axelrod
James M. Babski & Abby Mockovak Babski
Rebecca L. Bergson
Kristine Whitehead Bourque &
Jamieson M. Bourque
Jennifer D. Brandely
David C. Chattleton &
Christen Johnson Chattleton
Andrew Chen
Michael S. Christopher
Sabrina W. J. Clark & David C. Clark
Elizabeth H. Clarkson
Eric S. Cooper
Ashley C. Cullum & Ashton C. Cullum
Kevin J. Cunningham &
Stacy F. Cunningham
Peter Curtin
Devon D. Day
Marissa W. Dent
Colin T. Dove
Jeremy A. Ebrahim &
Alexandra E. Ebrahim
Charles M. Ford
Casey C. Franko
Corinne L. Good
David J. Gulick & Erin Becker
Christopher Hamby & Emily Lam Hamby
Robert G. Harper IV
Jeffrey D. Henderson
Christa L. Hilt
Ashley M. Hinchman
Elizabeth M. Hodermarsky
Elizabeth S. Hook
Lauren E. Hunt
Megan M. Ireland
Michelle McQuality Kelly &
Stephen E. Kelly
Min H. Kim
Daniel M. Langley
Antje H. Lemoine
John W. Loy
Matthew R. McCourt
Dietrich Oelschlager
Mary M. Owen
Paul A. Owings
Erika L. Pearson
Anne E. Petersen
Eugene Peysakh
Robert W. Porter
Joel G. Ramin
Katherine E. Raymond
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40 • C o m m e r c e U Va
+ Deceased
Benjamin T. Reynolds
Julie A. Rosson
Karen C. Salmeri
Daphne Selzer
Ju H. Seo & Hwa C. Lee
Martha Spadafore
Nina G. Sprinkle
Scott D. Steuber
Deborah M. Sutton
Steven M. Tinkey
J. Kenneth Tucker
Tuandat C. Vu
LaVar Wagner
Usman Waheed
Allyn Dabkowski Waid
Mallary Congleton Walker &
Jonathan Walker
Terra L. Weirich
Brian A. Weiss
Kristina W. Wills
McLean T. Wilson & Elisabeth Y. Wilson
Brian J. Woodall
Karen M. Zee
2001
19.8%
Margaret C. Alexander
Leah N. Alfonso
Virginia J. Atwood & Paul C. Atwood
Victoria S. Benoit
Holly M. Bounds
Tiffany M. Butcher
Michael S. Cannady
Angela M. Catanach
Matthew D. Cerimele
Andrea N. Clarke
Karen Combs
Anne A. Croker
M. Alex Dashiell
Jeffrey P. Dunn & Dawn M. Dunn
Robert M. Farinholt & Georgia A. Hunter
Colette H. Featherly &
Timothy C. Featherly
Tara B. Fisher
Nicole Fitzwater
Carola A. Garay-Ortega
Michael A. Glynn
Daron W. Greene
Jeremiah T. Hamm & Christine B. Hamm
Adele S. Hapworth &
Huntington T. Hapworth
Richard D. Hathaway
Frank V. Hopkins
Christina Jenkins
Dinesh D. Kalwani
Stephanie M. Krebs
Lindsay R. Larsen
Julie A. Lau
John D. Massengill
James B. McDonough
Jason H. Navon
Marc G. Olsen
Christi C. Pack
Sara E. Penarczyk
R. Kennon Poteat III
Samuel F. Reid III
Amanda H. Richardson &
Randall L. Fletcher
Alison G. Richmond
Brian Rule
Andrew J. Schoonover
Virginius R. Shackelford IV
Jeffrey R. Shauer
Scott M. Sherman
Kelly T. Short
Brandon K. Smith & Sarah R. Smith
Christopher W. Smith & Caroline A. Smith
Kristy L. Sott
Raffi C. Tokatlian
Nesrin Umur
Brian P. Vahaly
N. Robbert Vorhoff &
Jennifer Rigamer Vorhoff
Elliott H. Walker
John M. Wells
Jeffrey L. White
Cary C. Williams & Colin B. Williams
Sandra M. Wood & William M. Wood
Karen E. Zacharias
Anna Zuckerman
2002
14.4%
Tara P. Austin
Ian B. Barber
David P. Bloovman
Douglas V. Brandely
Gordon W. Braxton
Kevin A. Carson
Elizabeth K. Cassano
Carrie G. Chapman & Kyle Chapman
Jonathan Chou
Carolyn M. Crooks & Mark W. Crooks
Jeffrey W. Diamond
Eric T. Do
Amy M. Endemann
Carey A. Haglund
Charles S. Hale II
Lisa C. Jeffreys
Shelly Ryan Johnson
Daniil V. Kleyman
Quincy A. Kolb
Gretchen A. Kurhajetz
Emmanuel M. Lambros
Jyh-yuan Lee
Michael Leffler Jr.
Meredith R. Lufkin
Linda T. Nguyen
Jason L. Noggoh
Timur N. Otunchiev
Scott Perry & Lillian J. Tollkuhn
Katherine C. Pilcher
Jonathan M. Prober
Amber L. Reed
Matthew Rice
Jennifer M. Rosen & Michael S. Rosen
Jonathan M. Rosenthal
Michael B. Schafer
Deborah Woods Searcy &
Christian D. Searcy Jr.
Heather Welles Terry
Rick Phuoc Tan Tran
Virginia E. Turner
Bao Ngoc Vuong & Sarah L. Vuong
Rena Ozyildirim Wamsley
Barrett Wheeler
Jason M. Williams
Caitlin Wills & Portman H. S. Wills
Leslie Evans Wood
2003
21.5%
James Abruzzino
Lindsay M. Ahrens
Amanda E. Betsold
Marjorie A. Beyer
William S. Boland
Molly S. Brunjes
Joshua S. Caplan
David Joon Woo Choi
Priyanka Chopra
Lisa A. Christensen & Eric A. Christensen
Anthony Cignarella III
John Hartwell Cocke
Edward M. Collie
Jennifer W. D’Agostino
Nicole M. DePaolis
H. Blair Diamond
Laura M. Farah & Michael F. Farah
John B. Femino
Louisa Jacoba Garrett
H. Travis Goad & Sarah Goad
Andrew Goldman
Justin L. Goldsmith
Erin E. Gottenborg
Richard S. Greeder
Ilan D. Hausner
Gregard K. Heje
Rachel N. Hill
Renee L. Howell
Resa L. Hoye
Paul L. Hudson III
Adriana Hultkrans
Kunal M. Jogani
Matthew E. Kidd & Sheena Kidd
Ann W. Kim
Brandon G. Krapf & Jasmin A. Archer
Julia E. Kremer
Shawn R. Landenwitch
William F. Lane
Sarah E. Lantz
Cynthia A. Marian
Kenneth M. McBride
Jason D. McDougall & Juliana M. Stein
Amy U. Minton
James Mitchell
Jody K. Moore
Felix C. Moy
Zain Nathani
Rod J. Nazemi
Eric A. Nintzel
Justin B. Nixon & Hadley Drake Nixon
Tim Christian Oeljeschlager
Ashley Ohlschlager
Andrew J. Patrick
Andrew M. Radford
Abby P. Ramirez
Jason C. Rascoe & Lauren E. Rascoe
Stephen A. Reis & Carli H. Reis
Whitney Eck Riley & Jonathan S. Riley
James G. Rosenberger III &
Courtney A. Prior
Tanaz Shahrzad
Amanda Lee Singer
James L. W. Smith
Kwesi D. Smith
Charles A. Smithgall IV
Brent G. Spiller
Stephen C. Sweet
Amy R. Young
Betty Nien-Hua Yu
2004
Mera L. Adamovich
Kathryn Rooney Agnew
Felise L. Agranoff
Ashley Agular Angelico &
Blaise M. Angelico
Erin E. Bailey
Jaime L. Baran
Kevin J. Barner
Sarah Ann Bruss
Michael T. Burgess
23.5%
Joanna Davidson Calabrese
Barrett Campbell
John M. Canorro
Vivien Wei Chang
Tiffany Fung-Yee Chen
Sau-Lam Cheung
Peter W. Chidyllo
Mark L. Christensen &
Andrea C. Christensen
Scott R. Cohen
Stephen D. Colangelo
Ashley E. Deihr
H. David deLaureal
Shreyas S. Dharap
Stephen C. Dutton
Anna Jessica Edwards
Hilary M. Farrar
Jacqueline M. Ferris
Kathryn A. Floyd
Daniel E. Garcia
Frank R. Gough III
Robert D. Holeman
Curtis W. Jones
S. Shaw Joseph
William T. Kallop
Katherine A. Keogh
Sung-Hyun Kim
Yoonji Kim & Jorge A. Torrico
Sarah E. King
Betsey Lin
Shannon M. Marsh
April McCollum
Firoozeh Mofakhami
Logan A. Moncrief
Kristen Moore
Ion A. Nemerenco
Caroline Cardon Nolan & Casey L. Nolan
Pramit J. Patel
Devon A. Pearce
Ashley E. Peters
Ian F. A. Pihl III
Benjamin D. Port
Susan C. Raffel
Allyson L. Reed
Yani D. Rehorn & Christopher E. Rehorn
Patrice D. Robinson
Matthew D. Rubin
Stephanie M. Santoso
Rachael A. Schaffner
Adam K. Schulman
Jung Yeon Shin
Hansell H. Shook
Phil Spradlin
Michael B. Standiford
Katherine A. Stanton
Jeffrey C. Steinke
Christopher R. Stewart
Peter J. Stone
Julia C. Thies
David M. Tompkins
Alex Triplett
Bradley W. Turner
Emily J. Wang
Jordan E. Wenger
Lytle A. Wurtzel
Howard H. Yuan
Yuriy B. Zelikovich
2005
Jordan J. Agee
Rexford C. Alexander
Marianne F. Alf
James W. Atchison
William C. Baldwin
Fa l l 2 0 0 8 • 41
34.1%
McIntire Undergraduate Alumni Gifts
G. Calvert Thomas
Meredith M. Tierney
Jamie C. Todd
Gavin W. Todes
Jimmy Bon-Jay Tseng
Robert M. Vineyard
Dillon K. Walker
Omar M. Wardak
Mary K. Weisskopf
Jacob S. Werner
Jordan T. White
Ivy Oi-Wing Wong
Pauline Wu
Edward S. Yocum
Kelly M. Barber
Carl F. Barcoma
James F. Barter Jr.
Jason M. Bello
Anne E. Betts
Bruce R. Bilger Jr.
James M. Billingsley
Garrett B. Bockenek
Sarina Bolla
Blake O. Briddell
Megan L. Brinsfield
Susan E. Buckner
Andrea L. Call
Kok-Lik Chan
Matthew P. Cook
Craig D. Cook-Stevenson
Elizabeth L. Crocker
Beatriz P. Dacunha
Michael E. Dawson
Katherine S. Delaney
Stuart E. Dowling
Rafael L. Eboli
Katelyn L. Eisele
Solomon N. Eskinazi
Cassandra R. Estep
Virginia A. Francis
Edward C. Fuqua
Philip A. Giampietro
Samuel L. Glasgow
Alex Ragan Gross
Gorkem Guler
David A. Gutmann
David A. Hale
Benjamin J. Hicks
Sarah R. Hiller
Kyle W. Houff
Shin Im
Andrea M. Jacobs
Jason M. Jennings
Frank J. Johnson III
Summer S. Kassir
Michael B. Kimpel
Walton W. Kingsbery IV
Bethanie C. Kintzer
Warren Dana Knapp III
Bryant E. Knight
Ryan Marie Kokemor &
Jeremy D. Kokemor
Erin L. Korte
Kimberly A. Krizanovic
John M. Lauro
Robert W. Law
Angela Y. Lee
Anthony P. Lichiello
Miguel A. Luina Jr.
Michael P. Lynch
Lawrence Lai Mun Mah
Debarshi K. Mandal
Gillian L. Marcott
James A. W. Marshall & Sara C. Marshall
Joanna M. Marten
April McCollum
Amy R. Meyer
Jeffrey F. Miller
Gregory D. Morneault
Gregory J. Mullan
Justin P. Nance
Francisco Navarro
Diane E. Oh
Brian M. Pavlock
Bobby Petersen
Chaitenya Razdan
Kyle J. Redinger
William W. Rodman
Katherine M. Rohyans
Philip D. Roussis
Laura Warrick Sanchez
Antika Sansaneeyakiat
Alexandrina A. Sapunova
Michael J. Schmidt
Maureen G. Scully
Nicholas R. Shapiro
Brian M. Shea
Benjamin R. Slater IV
Kristin Beahm Steen
Kendall A. Stevenson & Jonathan Wolfson
Matthew M. Stone
Christopher T. Storey
Haseeb Tahir
James T. Taylor
Joel M. Taylor
Charles Calvert Thomas
2006
Jennifer Averbook
Devin Battiston
Laura M. Berman
Michael R. Bilger
Jessica L. Boffa
Leslie A. Brooks
Casandra A. Bruce
Stephen E. Burgess
Elizabeth M. Carroll
Shuck-Il Cho
Raheem Choudhry
Bradley A. Christmann
Kenzie J. Cooper
Nicole E. Cowing
Spencer M. Cummings
Stephen C. Daimler
Grace Deng
Megan E. Fanale
Margaret C. Firebaugh
Brandon M. Furlong
Kyle S. Fuschetti
Michelle M. Geis
Noah J. Goldenberg
Rebecca L. Gordner
Stephanie Granger
Joseph Griesbeck III
Gretchen H. Haughey
Nidhi Hegde
J. David Hobbs
Luke T. Holman
Christopher A. Hoshi
Brandon Huffman
Maria C. Jarvis
Michael C. Jeanblanc
Elizabeth K. Jetton
Eunji Ju
Shiloka V. Kachabe
Ashley A. Kazlauskas
Darcey C. Kennedy
Amy E. Keswick
Dayna R. Koeninger
Andrew L. Krowne
Caroline Le Feuvre
Arman Mahoozi
Michael H. Malloy
Sarah A. Marchetti
Sapna Mehra
Matthew R. Miller
Matthew T. Moore
Emmett Nelms
Erika L. Pearson
Wesley A. Petticrew
Michelle C. Polo
Alexander S. Pugatch
Stephen H. Rhyne
Tripp H. Rice
Daneton R. Rivera
Clifton T. Roberts
22%
William M. Rogers
Richard A. Ross
Susana P. Salazar
Pablo Sanint
Ipek Soylu
Kelly A. Sparks
Catherine A. Sposato
Eric M. Stangarone
Jason Chian-Chih Su
Jeremy B. Tatge
Rong Wang
James R. Watson
Eric P. Weiss
Alison L. Wischusen
Bill C. Zhang
2007
Anonymous
Samuel A. Adams
Ashley E. Albers
Irene R. Alcorn
Neema Ardalan
Charles S. G. Baldwin
Arthur M. Barrett
Jeffrey R. Barry
Garrett Berger
Dori L. Bloom
Peter R. Booth
Leslie M. Breen
Mia N. Brennan
Curtis A. Browning
Theresa H. Bui
Laura R. Caputo
Siobhan L. Cleary
Michael M. Cloud
Lindsay K. Conrad
William L. Dowden III
Daniel C. Ferrari
Abraham J. Gogel
Marshall P. Goldsmith
Jennifer L. Groome
David A. Hale
Angad S. Hira
Genevieve E. Hovde
Lauren M. Hovland
Reuben I. Hunter
Brian W. Ichord
Jared B. Ireland
Pooja R. Jatwani
Janet M. Joyce
Andrea J. Keller
Nicole J. Kiffe
Evan R. Kwiatkowski
Michael P. Langman
Bryan M. Leach
Jin-Kyung Lee
23.9%
Elizabeth J. Lodge
Jacqueline K. Loken
Andrew K. Lowry
Sean P. Mahard
Natasha Malik
Catherine L. Mandigo
Sean T. McVey
Anjali D. Merchant
Kelley N. Mulfinger
Chi Mai Nguyen
Hang Phan Nguyen
Clayton D. O’Toole
Andrew F. Paradis
Andrew K. Park
Cole Patterson
Courtney A. Patterson
Christie A. Pugnetti
Kyle W. Quearry
Peter M. Reinsel
Harrison W. Reishman
Lindsay R. Robinson
Samuel I. Rosen
Thomas P. Ross Jr.
Michael D. Ryan
Jason A. Sacks
Matthew C. Shernit
Amanda B. Shimshock
Sally L. Shonk
Jonathon D. Stanley
Alexander G. von Fricken
Titiphan A. Vutiprichar
Tyler G. Walk
Helen Wang
Alicia J. Wlodinguer
Sarah Wood
Chin Chee Yap
Toby Tao Zhang
2008
Anonymous
Dmitri Adler
Wilson P. Andrews III
Amanda M. Aune
Jimmy H. Bae
Andrew F. Baker
Owen M. Basham
Brett E. Baucum
Christopher T. Belyea
Alison M. Biggar
Charles C. Blundon
Kurt P. Boehringer
Michael T. Boles
Lauren R. Brown
Haruko K. Bunyak
Katelynn P. Byers
Theresa M. C. Canosa
Errors or Omissions
Every attempt has been made to create an accurate list
of donors. Should there be an error or omission, please
bring it to our attention.
Sarah Ritzer
Assistant Director of Donor Relations
McIntire School of Commerce
University of Virginia
PO Box 400173
Charlottesville, VA 22904-4173
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: 434-243-8368
❖ UVA LAWN SOCIETY MEMBER
42 • C o m m e r c e U Va
50.9%
+ Deceased
Richard A. Carrington V
Jonathan L. Carter
Katherine L. Chapin
Sihyun Choi
Wing Y. Choi
Richard Cleary
Jennifer R. Clifton
Brittany A. Collier
Caitlin A. Coogle
McLean P. Copus
Laura C. Crockett
Walker H. Dales
Jennifer M. Davey
Meera Deepak
Cordell A. Delapena III
Jessica R. Dolan
Kirk N. Du Plessis
Timothy A. Eckard
Brian D. Edwards
James F. Egan Jr.
Emily G. Ehrnschwender
Paul D. Emery
David Elder
Jinzi Feng
Eric B. Flow
John R. French
Kathryn A. Fritts
Michelle L. Fung
Aarti K. Gala
Juan D. Garcia
Ryan C. Gardner
James G. Garner
Brian M. Gavron
Matthew D. Good
Mark S. Goodrich
Robert A. Gordon
Gordon F. Green
John B. Grenier Jr.
Madison M. Gross
Dami Han
Keith J. Hanauer
Patrick J. Harding
Kelly L. Harris
William S. Hasley
Sara W. H. Hathaway
Chris B. Heather
Hilary E. Heincer
Stephanie E. Hobart
Charles B. Holder
Brian W. Hollingsworth
Yoonju Hong
Charles J. Hornberger
Michael D. Horvath
Mitchell S. Houff
Rebecca D. Hough
Chu-Ting Huang
William D. Hurt
Sara E. Hutter
Paresh Jain
Angela K. Johnson
Landy E. Johnson
Isabeau Kammeyer
Leyla D. Karakas
Naseh M. Kausar
Jeffrey G. Kidd
Erin J. Kim
Mary G. Kingdon
Mikaela R. Kingsley
Matthew J. Kinn
Jessica M. Koeppel
Ari M. Koteles
Sagari Kunzru
Leonard J. Lee
Miji Lee
Rachel B. Link
Sarah K. Lunsford
Karen E. Martin
Gabriel J. Martinez
Virginia S. McCormack
Meredith A. McCormick
Joseph A. McDonald
David M. McFarland
Kathryn E. McIntosh
Vineet Mehta
Jason S. Mercer
Grant A. Miller
Jamie L. Miller
Lindsay J. Miller
Monica I. Miro
Molly G. Mockovak
Erfaan Mojgani
Taylor B. Morris
Blake D. Motley
Rana S. Movahed
David L. Myers
Daniel E. Neal
Matthew P. Neitzke
Jessica L. Nelson
Bryce A. Neumann
Dan M. Nicholas II
Benjamin C. Nowak
Mary Leigh J. Nugent
Stephen D. Oklesson
Mana K. Ota
Douglas J. Peck
Mindy M. Peng
Carrie L. Petersik
Elizabeth B. Phillips
Michael A. Phillips
Anne-Perry Pope
Dylan J. Pradas
Lindsey M. Preuss
Mary A. Ramsey
Christiaan G. Rasmussen
Christopher L. Ring
Ileana F. Riva
Courtney F. Roberts
Gabriel J. Robleto
Taylor C. Russo
Erin E. Ryan
Hwa-Jung Ryu
Shefali Saldanha
Kristine N. Salm
Valerie E. Schultz
William E. Searcy
Jonathan T. Segal
Alexander H. Shapiro
Anisha Shetty
Jungyoon Shin
Jonathan C. So
Alexander C. Spotswood
Pamela L. Strong
Jeffrey A. Sullenberger
Amanda H. Switzer
Edward T. Taylor III
Matthew A. Towerman
Degelis E. Tufts
Brian T. Tunney
Katie L. Tyson
Vicky P. Ukritnukun
George G. Underwood
William J. Van Devender Jr.
Kimberly A. Wagner
Susan T. Wallace
Nitesh Yadav
Cameron S. Zaboji
Amy Zhang
Ran Zhang
McIntire Graduate Alumni Gifts
1974
100%
Stephen C. Adams &
Nancy Bagley Adams
Robert B. Barrett
G. Edward McClammy Jr.
Peter L. Munger & Joan M. Munger
Leonard W. Sandridge &
Jerry S. Sandridge
1982
Harriett Hyatt Breihan &
Robert W. Breihan
Patrice A. Pollock
Nancy P. Tower
1976
20%
Harry D. Dickinson & Doris Dickinson
1984
27.3%
Cathy Stephenson Johnson
Arthur M. Schneider
Andrew M. Vest & Suzanna M. Vest
1977
55.6%
Donna Baker Feeney &
Francis X. Feeney Jr.
Richard L. Fisher & Dorothy D. Fisher ❖
Richard J. Nadeau & Stacey Nadeau ❖
Timothy A. Peterson
Keith D. VanDerbeek &
Pamela VanDerbeek
1979
Louise R. Poltrack
33.3%
1980
Catherine Elizabeth Blair
Julie G. Cervilla
33.3%
1981
Mary Martin Middleton &
Steven A. Middleton ❖
Donna H. Rudderow
Sidney G. Simmonds &
Barbara J. Simmonds
18.8%
1983
Bennett I. Lewis
23.5%
6.3%
1985
26.3%
Carol A. Atchison & Michael D Atchison
Jorge A. Dabul & Lori B. Dabul
Horace Edward Jordan Jr.
Douglas K. Schneider
Diane Lee Wiley
1986
8.3%
Darrell A. Carlisle
Gary G. Wallace & Sara W. Wallace
1987
Laura D. Durback
Ellen Wachs Kaufman &
Andrew G. Kaufman
14.3%
1988
22.7%
Charles A. Beckum
Mark George Anton Filpi
Fiona Marissa & Keith H. Strohecker
Thomas D. Newman
Janice E. Winstead
1989
Sharon L. Beasley
Jayne M. Brittle & James A. Jokl
Karen Joyner Dunlap
Kellam W. Griffin
Katherine N. McFaden
25%
1990
18.6%
Carrie N. Chupp
Dwight J. Gibbs
Gary M. Hartnett
Ted S. Hollifield
Amy E. Isaacs
Darci M. Niestroy
Robert B. Sherrill & Meredith K. Sherrill
John M. Wilhelm Jr.
1991
Heidi L. Baer & George L. Baer
Holly H. Graham
Gregory S. Kuykendall
Martha G. O’Day
7.5%
1992
Donald F. Cook
Lena (Mah) Eagon
Jeffrey C. Edwards
Lisa Parks Galloway
Robert A. Justus
Christine Robinson Verfurth &
Francis T. Verfurth
12.8%
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McIntire Graduate Alumni Gifts
2001
6.5%
Jennifer D. Brandely
Matthew R. Creedon
Erik M. Cribbs
Corinne L. Good
Rebecca B. Hotze
Douglas E. Keating & Patty B. Keating
Mark S. Molnar
Anne E. Petersen
Mary Welby von Thelen
Allyn Dabkowski Waid & J. Bricker Waid
2002
7.5%
Yidan Chui & Xiao Zhang
Thomas J. Hahn
Frederick C. Hanson
Maureen A. McKay
Preston E. Morris Jr.
Jason H. Navon
Karen C. Salmeri
Donald M. Taylor & Susan W. Taylor
Rhian V. Thompson
Robin A. Tomlin
Steven J. Weiskircher &
Caroline M. Anderson
1993
14.8%
Monica L. Banyi
Cynthia W. Caruso
Heather L. Ellett & Frank R. Ellett
Anna Lee Delashmutt Grinder
Dean W. Krehmeyer
& Diane D. Krehmeyer
Hillary R. McTigue
Cynthia Ramirez Miller
& David J. Miller
Natalie B. Veljovich & Dan S. Veljovich
1994
18.5%
Matthew D. Dupree
Lori Friedman
Amy A. Gilliland
Richard P. Hawks & Sarah Hawks
Marissa C. Ochave
Judith E. Sherman
Jean W. Shiau
Bryan Suthard & Holly R. Suthard
Robert William Tharpe II
Lisa Hayward Wadlin & Jeffrey F. Wadlin
1995
14.6%
Jason E. Clark
Julie K. Hornung
Rodney J. Leger & Megan Leger
Darren G. Pratt & Jill M. Pratt
John F. Vrana II
Linda C. Walton
Bryan Welch & Shannon A. Welch
1996
17.9%
Amber Ahmad
David L. Birckhead
Christopher C. Brubaker
Daniel W. Conner
Stuart T. Evans & Tricia Evans
Eric E. Meier & Joanne H. Meier
Mac Wilson Laing Selbe
Ashley J. Smith & Kimberly E. Smith
James B. Towe
1997
David S. Davick
Michael H. Manning
Karen R. Miller
Alexandro Solorzano
Therese S. Spaid
11.1%
1998
14.3%
Elizabeth C. Barton
Sandra L. Eikner
Joyce H. Evans & Arnold B. Evans
George Kim
Hamid R. Moinamin
Diane S. Preston
Joyce A. Sweeney
1999
13%
Michael F. Brown & Tiffany J. Brown
Joy S. Eure
Tara Z. Fisher
Kenneth J. Harris
Christopher K. Mitchell
Renee M. L. G. Reese
Stephanie F. Stumpf
2000
14.6%
Jeffrey Y. Bae & Kristen Hae-won Bae
Elizabeth A. Boyle
Henry S. Bragg & Laurence Bragg
Sybil E. Freedman
Deborah R. Harvey & Gary E. Wood
Lori R. Hughes
Elizabeth Flippo Hutchins &
William M. Hutchins
April C. Johnson
Peter T. McElwain
& Sarah E. Baltimore
Kristen L. Milner
Elizabeth C. O’Connor
C. Ware Palmer
Lara M. Theriault & Rene J. Theriault III
Demetria A. Wade
Kristen S. Young
2003
7.4%
Crystal F. Boodoo
Michael Costa
Robert D. Dallen Jr.
Donald Dietz
Jeff Elgin
Anne Forster
Charles Henry
Nicholas E. Kershner
Gretchen A. Kurhajetz
Amanda L. Mason
David A. Meredith
Mark R. Messersmith
Jill E. Munz-Mitchell
Derek J. Nisco
Jonathan M. Prober
Beth M. Richardson & Peter A. Johnson
2004
Forrest W. Barnes III
Haliday Casey
John Hartwell Cocke
Taylor W. Early
Diane Enroughty
Ron Evans & Courtney Evans
Susan Gerock
Elena L. Howard
Judith A. Johnson
Timothy M. Kelly
Dennis R. King
Kenneth R. Knapp
Bryan R. Lewis & Sarah T. Lewis
Jason Manstof
Chad Massie
John E. McDonald III
William J. McSorley III &
Jeanne M. McSorley
Deanna M. Pifer
Rajesh Radhakrishnan
Edward T. Sawyer
Amanda B. Schwab
Scott C. Stoll
Jingyang Tao
Brian W. Tighe
14.2%
2005
Jonathan J. Alboum
18.8%
Jeffrey S. Baker
Debi E. Crockett
Richard R. Day Jr.
Ashley E. Deihr
Paul Giles
Daniel J. Holohan III & Catherine Holohan
Winston G. Howard
Titus Jeffries & Valerie S. Jeffries
Raymond Katona
Joseph E. Kraenzle
Joseph Lahr
Christine Liang
Paul M. Matthews & Lynn F. Matthews
Laura Merrell & David C. Merrell
Jahan Moghadam
Joseph Moore III
Jamie Newell
Mark Novey
Andrew D. Rudin & Barbara J. Rudin
James C. Sanne
Stuart O. Shibaro
Jung Yeon Shin
Earl Spillman
David L. Starmer
Justin Swartz
Katherine Tallis
Mehul P. Vora & Angela M. Koloszar
Edwin Wilson
James Witherspoon &
Heather Witherspoon
David B. Wright
2006
11.6%
Mark A. Bienz
Scott Day
Teresa Duvall
Lisa M. Gardner
Dania Gonzalez
Susan Goubeaux
Craig B. Haverback
John C. Hill
Peter Hraba
Gordon Jett
Lisa Long
Karl J. Maschino & Anne C. W. Maschino
Amyn Meruani
Nicholas Meyer
Bradley Nix
Jeffrey R. Shauer
Boyd Vor Broker
Andrew Vozzolo
2008
46.4%
Ashley E. Albers
Jeffrey Baker
Jeffrey R. Barry
Garrett Berger
Stacy Bergert & David Bergert
Kristin A. Blomstrom
Mary B. Bulfin
Melinda Hinson Cardell
Jina K. Choi
Bryan D. Defino
Peimin Hua
Reuben I. Hunter
Fizza Husain
Wushen Jiao
Shakenya S. Johnson
Andrea J. Keller
Alexander P. Kuczkowski &
Margaret McHale Kuczkowski
Evan R. Kwiatkowski
Michael P. Langman
Raza S. Latif
Jason R. Lee
Mallory C. Lobisser
Natasha Malik
Catherine L. Mandigo
Janmeet S. Pahwa
Jeffrey Prober
Christie A. Pugnetti
Kyle W. Quearry
Troy C. Raines &
Alison Kaplan Raines
Gurpartap Randhawa
Wen Ren
Christina M. Rissetto
Damien D. Seale
Xiaohong Shi
Jim Siegl
Katherine E. Sims
Heather N. Stanley
Erwen L. Tang
Bac Huu Tran
Asheley P. Walker
Helen Wang
Alicia J. Wlodinguer
Min-I Wu
Quinn C. Wu
Yuan Xue
Chin Chee Yap
Jen-Hsin Yu
2007
7.4%
Deborah M. Brumitt
Stephen E. Burgess
Shuck-Il Cho
Subhash K. Gupta
Paul Handly
Gayl B. Hann
Bradley D. Harrison & Pipi Harrison
Danny C. Hickman
Alicia A. Kacsmar
Faisal S. Kiani
Samuel K. Kim
Brian Lamprecht
Ken Lukasewicz II
Sarah A. Marchetti
Tracy L. McNeil
Heather S. Ness
John Mike O’Brien
Daneton R. Rivera
Kay M. Robinson
Randall C. Sagara
Pramesh Trivedi
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44 • C o m m e r c e U Va
+ Deceased
Parents, Friends, Faculty, and Staff Gifts
Anonymous
Susan Ackley
George P. Alexa & Cynthia L. Alexa
David E. Alexander &
Sandra W. Alexander
John R. Alford Jr.
Susan B. Allen & Bradley J. Allen
Wilson P. Andrews Jr. &
Julianne F. Andrews
Alireza Ardalan & Roya K. Ardalan
Allan C. Armstrong &
Diane R. Armstrong
Francis C. Armstrong III
Michael D Atchison & Carol A. Atchison
Gerald J. Babski & Sandra R. Babski
Gregory H. Baker
Jeffrey S. Baker
Gary A. Ballinger
Christina J. Banks & Jason S. Beverage
Anne Larrobino Barter & James F. Barter
Carol M. Basham & Owen D. Basham
Lucien L. Bass III & Mary B. Bass ❖
Alex L. M. Bellanton
Richard Bello
Bruce R. Bilger & Carole J. Bilger
Michael D. Bills & S. Sonjia Smith ❖
Richard Blumenthal
George T. Boggs
Karin B. Bonding
Sarah Brooks
O. Whitfield Broome Jr. & Julia R. Broome
Martin T. Brown & Sandra C. Brown
Robert S. Brown Jr. & Daryl Lynn Brown
Doris Buffett ❖
Patrick Butler
Clifford D. Caldwell & Louise P. Caldwell
Sandra Carder & Patrick Carder
Susan Alford Carrington ❖
Judy C. Cash & George H. Cash Jr.
Cavalier Road Runners
Laura Farish Chadwick &
John H. Chadwick ❖
Barbara M. Chapman &
H. Edward Chapman
Kearby D. Chen
S. K. Chopra
Marc W. Christman &
Deirdre A. Christman
William G. Cloud
William J. Coleman & Arlette Coleman
Laurie Jean Collins
Kenneth Lee Coogle & Linda R. Coogle
Morris Dawes Cooke Jr.
Arthur V. Corr
Brian R. Cory & Christie F. Cory
Amanda Cowen-Russell
Amanda M. Crisp
Cliff H. Dales & Lesley D. Dales
Peter B. Daneker
Catherine Jennings Davis & Will Davis III
Rebecca L. Davis
Mark C. Davisson
Richard F. DeMong &
Linda Krongaard DeMong
Joseph H. DiNunzio &
Deborah B. Dinunzio
Ryan R. Dougherty
Karen Har Druffel & John E. Druffel
Dominick Dunnigan
James F. Egan & Marianne P. Egan
Peggy A. Ehrenberg
Lee M. Emery & Beth Emery
Afework Erdachew Eshetu
Maureen Karlin Eskinazi
Stuart T. Evans & Tricia Evans
William S. Farish III ❖
Charles R. Ferrer & Elizabeth A. Ferrer
Karen Davis Field & Thomas H. Field
C. Thomas Fitch
Nicole Fitzwater
Donald E. Flow & Robbin Bartlett Flow
Michael W. Foroobar & Rosalyn Foroobar
Norman R. Forson & Nancy M. Forson
Anne Jones Fowler & Byron T. Fowler
Larry & Sterling Franklin, Trustees, Morris
S. Smith Foundation ❖
Mildred Y. Freeberg
Margaret R. Freeman ❖
Sherwood C. Frey Jr. & Marietta K. Frey
Charles H. Fritts & Allyn M. Fritts
Nathan J. Gabig
Louis Gallo
Cynthia F. Gasman
John Gilmore
Preston J. Gisch
Barbara L. Godridge
Elizabeth Whitener Goode
Seddon Goode Jr. & Jane Nisbet Goode
Harry L. Goodrich & Valerie S. Goodrich
Matthew T. Goodwin & Kirsti W. Goodwin
Alice T. Goodwin &
William H. Goodwin Jr. ❖
Insiah Goralnik
Peter H. Gray & Julaine Gray
K. Finnie Green
Martha Nash Smith Green
Virginia Grinaker
Raymond M. Haas & Mary E. Haas
Lynn A. Hamilton
Ira C. Harris & Denise Harris
Linda Dee Hartline & Philipp E. Hartline
Jacob Lee Hedrick
Carrie M. Heilman & Bradley J. Heilman
Verano M. Hermida &
Blanca Morea Hermida
Patrick D. Hogan & Sharon H. Hogan ❖
William D. Houff & Meredith K. Houff
Cynthia N. Huddleston
Kirk M. Hudson & Sandra P. Hudson
William R. Hurt
Jacquelin Quesenbery Jeutter &
Gerald A. Jeutter
Brian T. Johnson & Audra M. Johnson
Fred D. Johnson Jr.
Gregg E. Johnson & Sharon Johnson
David E. Karr & Malka S. Karr
William J. Kehoe
J. Fredrick Kelly Jr. & Judith L. Kelly
Robert S. Kemp Jr. & Pamela M. Kemp
Hugh D. Keogh & Margaret J. Keogh
Michele L. Kessler & Barry P. Day
Mary Rouse Ketcham & John C. Ketcham
Lisa J. Kijewski
Faith C. Kim
Adelaide W. King & R. Ruffin King IV
Adam Koch
Lawrence E. Kochard &
Jennifer J. Kochard
Keith J. Korte & Elizabeth N. Korte
Mark D. Kotwas
Barbara J. Krasnicki
Justin K. Kratz & Darlene Kratz
Gary L. Krebs & Kaye M. Krebs
Barry A. Krissoff
Joseph O. Kuebel III
Frederick C. Kurtz Jr.
Mark J. Lacour
James S. Lamb & Martha Lamb
J. Sherman Larkins Jr. &
Gloria J. Walker-Larkins
William E. Law Jr. & Michelle G. Law
Peter R. Lehrman
Arthur J. Lesher
Jennifer A. Leslie
Bryan R. Lewis & Sarah T. Lewis
David B. Lorber
Candace Hoffman Lowry &
Philip A. Lowry
D. Taylor Lucas & Allison Lucas
Perry L. Lucas
The Estate of Helen Booth Macaulay
Peter A. Maillet & Holly Maillet
Surinder Malik & Swarn Malik
Anthony E. Malkin & Shelly Malkin
Peter L. Malkin
Scott D. Malkin
David M. Maloney & Eleanor P. Maloney
Roger D. Martin & Lisa H. Martin
A. Ruben J. Martinez &
Rowena J. Martinez
E. Morgan Massey & Joan Massey ❖
William E. Massey Jr. &
Rebecca C. Massey ❖
Gannon S. McCaffery
Christine E. McCarthy
Stephen McIntyre
Sarah B. McKee
Roger N. McLeod & Susan Palmer McLeod
Eric E. Meier & Joanne H. Meier
Abdul J. Miah
David G. Mick & Cynthia L. Mick
Cathryn R. Miller
Dianne R. Miller
Matthew J. Miller
Nola Falletta Miller & Joseph D. Miller III
Frank E. Miniotas
Frank P. Miniotas & Marie H. Miniotas
Michael G. Miniotas
Barry Misbin & Amy Misbin
William P. Mockovak &
Suzann E. Mockovak
Gerald Modell & Paula Modell
Charles J. Monroe & Faye W. Monroe
Lawrence I. Moore & Margaret K. Moore
Bernard A. Morin &
Barbara Wagner Morin
Michael G. Morris
James K. Murray Jr. &
Sandra H. Murray ❖
Robert M. Naglic & Elaine Fields Naglic
Bonnie Neal
R. Ryan Nelson & Joelle M. Nelson
Joseph R. Newell Jr.
Tuan Huu Nguyen
Marian M. Nisbet & W. Olin Nisbet III
Margaret Norfleet
Ann Gray Norris
Thaddeus J. Nowak & Connie M. Nowak
Stephanie K. Nunn
The Estate of Henry N. Obear
Bryan D. O’Malley & Lanvi V. O’Malley
Order of the Claw & Dagger
George A. Overstreet & Susan Overstreet
Pakistan American Society
of Central Virginia
Justin A. Pan
Maria Pappas & Christopher J. Pappas ❖
Mark R. Patterson
Shelly L. Pellish
Libby Pemberton
Bengt Persson & Birgitta Persson
Peter R. Pettit & Corrine Rogers Pettit
J. Peyton Phillips & Linda S. Phillips
John W. Pickering &
Jacqueline B. Pickering
John Polenta & Roseann M. Polenta
Timothy S. Pollock
William T. Powers
Thomas S. Pugatch &
Lorraine Rice Pugatch
Gregory E. Pugnetti & Rose A. Pugnetti
Lauren R. Radow
Alison Bennett Ragde & Martin J. Ragde
Edward F. Randolph Jr.
Dennis L. Roberts & Susan L. Roberts
Angus Robertson &
Nancy Scott Robertson
John H. Robinson & Suzanne Robinson
John C. Rowlingson &
Karen W. Rowlingson
Andrew C. Ruppel & Imogene Ruppel
Daniel W. Schear
Neal E. Schear & Kathy W. Schear
William H. Schultz &
Wendy W. Schultz
Gregory Segal & Desere Segal
Naveen T. Shaikh
Andrew C. Shillinglaw &
Rebecca R. Shillinglaw
Alice G. Shin
Sharon E. Sieber & Robert E. Copps
Robert C. Simmons III+
Maffeo Pui Lun Sin & Bang To Huynh-Sin
Karen Skole
Downing L. Smith III
R. Curtis Smith & Suzanne Smith
Marshall S. Solomon & Maria L. Solomon
John B. Sommi Jr. ❖
Joan Sparks & John J. Sparks Jr.
Mark R. Spradling & Liz Spradling
Janet Chisholm Spotswood &
J. Randall Spotswood
Gerald D. Starsia & Marianne F. Starsia
Michael W. Stephens
& Linda B. Stephens
Kathleen Stilwell & Joseph W. Stilwell III
Don Stoller
Mary de Butts Strother ❖
Ryan Phillip Tamburello
Edward T. Taylor II &
Ruth Stewart Taylor
George F. Taylor III & Beth A. Taylor
Robert Testerman
Howard E. Trent III &
Nina Stafford Trent
Kenneth B. Trousdell Jr.
William R. Tyson & Lisa A. Tyson
Charles B. Vaughn
Maria Victor-Smith &
David B. Smith
James J. Wagner &
Claudia Hauck Wagner
Tracey S. Wagner & Mark D. Wagner
Steven B. Walk & Dorothy B. Walk
Danny K. Walker
Arthur E. Walters
D. Gibson Walton & Martha S. Walton
Robert I. Webb & Mary E. Webb
Laine N. Welch
Thomas L. Wheelen
Mark A. White & Susan D. White
Elizabeth G. Whitener
Catherine K. Whittier
Bradford J. Willett
Langbourne N. Williams
Linda Williams & Mark D. Williams
Susan P. Williams &
Thomas H. Williams
Gerald B. Wilson & Vonnie Wilson
Betsy H. Wilton
L. Mark Wine
Barbara H. Wixom
John H. Wright III & Trula L. Wright ❖
Carl P. Zeithaml & Charlotte C. Zeithaml
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Corporations, Foundations, Firms, and Matching-Gift Companies
Anonymous
Accenture Foundation
Aetna Foundation
Albemarle Corporation
Alcoa Inc.
Alliance One International Inc.
Altria Group Inc.
American Electric Power Co. Inc.
American Express Company
American International Group Inc.
Amgen Inc.
Anadarko Petroleum Corporation
Arcapita Inc.
Arlette & William J. Coleman
Family Foundation Inc.
Ashland Inc.
AstraZeneca LP
Austin Community Foundation
AutoZone Matching Gifts Program
AYCO Charitable Foundation
Bams Foundation Inc.
Bank of America Corporation
Bank of America Foundation
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi
UFJ Ltd.
Barclays Capital
Baupost Group L.L.C.
BEA Systems
Beers & Cutler PLLC
Bergen County United Way
Birmingham Jewish Foundation
Black & Decker Corporation
Blackrock Financial Management
Boeing Company
Booz Allen Hamilton
BP America Inc.
Capital Concrete Inc.
Capital One
CarMax Foundation
Cavalier Capital
ChevronTexaco
Chorey & Associates Realty Ltd.
Circuit City Stores Inc.
C.I.T. Group Inc.
Citi
Citi Global Impact Funding Trust
Citigroup Foundation
Citizens & Farmers Bank
Clark Construction Group LLC
Clorox Company
Coca-Cola Company
COMCAST Corporation
Commonwealth Foundations G.P.
Community Foundation of
Greater Memphis
Community Foundation of
New Jersey
Computer Associates
International Inc.
Computer Sciences Corporation
comScore Inc.
ConAgra Inc.
ConocoPhillips Inc.
Corning Incorporated Foundation
Cotton Hall Asset Management LP
Cruller Technologies Inc.
Dartmouth College
David J. Nadeau Trust
Dell Inc.
Dell USA LLC
Deloitte
Deloitte & Touche Foundation
Deloitte Consulting Group
Deutsche Bank AG
Deutsche Bank Americas
Foundation
Dominion
Dominion Foundation
East Coast Fire Protection Inc.
E. B. R. Foundation
Energen Corporation
Equifax Inc.
Ernst & Young Foundation
Ernst & Young LLP
ExxonMobil Foundation
Fannie Mae
Fannie Mae Foundation
Ferguson Enterprises
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Fidelity Foundation
Figgie Family Charitable
Foundation
Flow Foundation Inc.
Four M Consulting Inc.
Fox News Network
Franklin Communications LLC
Franklin Federal Foundation
Franklin Templeton Investments
Freddie Mac
Frederick L. Russell Jr. Revocable
Trust
Gap Inc.
GE Foundation
General Atlantic Service Corp.
Genworth Financial Inc.
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Global Impact
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Goodman & Company
GrayCo Inc.
Greater Houston Community
Foundation
Guardian Life Insurance Co.
of America
Hantzmon Wiebel LLP
Heidrick & Struggles Foundation
Heidrick & Struggles Inc.
Hewitt Associates
Honeywell Hometown Solutions
Houseman & Associates Inc.
HSBC Bank USA
IBM
Integrity Applications
Incorporated
Intel Corporation
International Paper Company
Investor Solutions Inc.
Jackson National Life
Jefferson Scholars
John & Amy Griffin Foundation
John & Carolyn Maness Family
Foundation
John Hancock Financial Services
John K. Marlow Investments
Johnson & Johnson
Jones Lang LaSalle Inc.
J. P. Morgan
J.P. Yancey Foundation
JustGive
J. William Scruggs Revocable Trust
Kelly Family Foundation
Key Foundation
Kirkland & Ellis Foundation
KPMG Foundation
KPMG LLP
Kraft Foods Inc.
Kurt Salmon Associates
LandAmerica Financial Group Inc.
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Lehman Brothers Inc.
LexisNexis
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Lone Pine Foundation Inc.
Lumina Foundation for Education
Macy’s
Macy’s East
Macy’s Foundation
Madhu Chopra Memorial
Foundation
Marin Community Foundation
Marjorie Merriweather Post
Foundation
Markel Corporation
Marsh & McLennan
Companies Inc.
Massey Family Foundation
Massey Foundation
McCann Erickson
Medco Health Solutions
Charitable Match Fund
Merck Company Foundation
Merrill Lynch & Co.
Foundation Inc.
Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc.
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company
Mincer’s
Modell Financial Inc.
Monarch Pearls
Morgan Stanley
National Financial Services LLC
National Philanthropic Trust
Navigant Consulting Inc.
Nigro Family Foundation
Norfolk Southern Corporation
North Carolina Baptist
Foundation Inc.
Northwestern Mutual Financial
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Office Depot Inc.
Olin Corporation
Oracle Corporation
Outside Technologies Inc.
Pfizer Inc.
Philip Morris USA
Pier 1 Imports Inc.
Pioneer Group Inc.
Pitney Bowes Inc.
Plym Family Foundation
PNC Foundation
Pomoco Development Inc.
Portfolio Recovery Assoc. Inc.
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Foundation
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Procter & Gamble
Procter & Gamble Fund
Prudential Foundation
Quest Diagnostics Inc.
Regions Financial Corporation
Richey Industries Inc.
Rivanna Realty/Mincer’s
Mgmt. Acct.
Rolls-Royce North America Inc.
SAFECO Corporation
Salesforce.com Inc.
San Francisco Foundation
Schaefer Family Foundation
Schear & Schear
Schluderberg Foundation
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Science Applications International
Corporation
Scott and Dana Gorelick Family
Sealed Air Corporation
Shell Companies Foundation Inc.
Shentel
Sigety Family Foundation
SNL Financial
Soros Fund Charitable Foundation
Southern Company Services Inc.
Sprint Foundation
State Farm
State Farm Mutual Automobile
Insurance Company
Sunshine Lady Foundation Inc.
SunTrust Bank, Atlanta
Foundation
SunTrust Banks Inc.
SunTrust Mid-Atlantic Foundation
T C Group
T. Rowe Price Associates Inc.
Teagle Foundation
Teleflex Foundation
Tenet Healthcare Corporation
Texas Instruments Inc.
Textron Inc.
The Alson Foundation
The Boston Foundation
The Brink’s Company
The Carlyle Group
The Charles Schwab Corporation
The Community Foundation
The Community Foundation for
Greater Atlanta
The Community Foundation of
Middle Tennessee
The Gap Foundation
The Greater New Orleans
Foundation
The Home Depot
The IAC Foundation Inc.
The Jefferson Trust
The Kibler Foundation
The Malkin Fund Inc.
The Morris S. Smith Foundation
The New York Community Trust
The Reveas Foundation
The Ripple Foundation
The Vanguard Group
The Walt Disney Company
The Wardinski Family Foundation
The William Stamps Farish Fund
Thomson Financial
Thomson Tax & Accounting
TIAA-CREF
Time Warner Inc.
Trans Union LLC
UBS AG
UBS Financial Services Inc.
UBS Investment Bank
UBS Securities Inc.
Union Bank of California
United Way of America
United Way of Central
New Mexico
United Way of New York City
United Way of Orange County
United Way Services
Universal Leaf Foundation
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. Inc.
University of Virginia Foundation
UnumProvident Corporation
Vanguard Charitable Endowment
Program
Veris Consulting LLC
Verizon Foundation
Virginia CLE
Wachovia
Wachovia Foundation Inc.
Warburg Pincus Foundation
Washington Mutual Foundation
Wellpoint Foundation
Wellpoint Inc.
Wells Fargo & Company
Wells Fargo Foundation
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Winston-Salem Foundation
Xerox Foundation
XTO Energy Inc.
McIntire Corporate Partners
The McIntire Corporate Partners program creates strong, mutually beneficial relationships
between partner corporations/firms and McIntire faculty and students. This program provides
resources and opportunities that increase a Partner’s competitive advantage; enhance
recruiting effectiveness; and produce benefits such as case studies, research relationships, and
internships. Corporate Partners receive a unique resource—a faculty liaison, who develops
a thorough understanding of the Partner’s firm and industry and helps to educate students
about available opportunities. Faculty liaisons work to increase visibility among students and
strengthen the Partner’s involvement with the School. Even greater visibility and access to
students are available to McIntire Corporate Sponsors and Investors, who enjoy all the benefits
of the Corporate Partners program, as well as enhanced involvement with the School by
sponsoring an annual School event, activity, or class. This sponsorship expands the Partner’s
role in the School and increases the publicity associated with Partner support. We thank and
recognize the 2007–2008 McIntire Corporate Investors, Sponsors, Partners, and Friends:
Corporate Investors
($25,000 and above)
comScore Inc.
Dell Inc.
Dominion
Ernst & Young LLP
Macy’s Philip Morris USA
Rolls-Royce North America Inc.
Corporate Sponsors
($15,000–$24,999)
Alcoa Inc.
Citi
KPMG LLP
Kurt Salmon Associates
Navigant Consulting Inc.
Sunshine Lady Foundation Inc.
UBS Investment Bank
Wachovia
Corporate Partners
($7,500–$14,999)
Bank of America Corporation
Barclays Capital
Beers & Cutler PLLC
Booz Allen Hamilton
Capital One
Clark Construction Group LLC
Deloitte
Ferguson Enterprises
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Hantzmon Wiebel
J. P. Morgan
LexisNexis
Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc.
Pier 1 Imports Inc.
Procter & Gamble
Corporate Friends
(<$7,500)
SNL Financial
State Farm
Veris Consulting
Centers of Excellence
Visionary, innovative, dynamic—these words
describe McIntire’s efforts to build and expand its
research and teaching centers. McIntire centers
are helping the School build intellectual capital,
create cutting-edge programs, and achieve global
preeminence.
PricewaterhouseCoopers Center for
Innovation in Professional Services
The PricewaterhouseCoopers Center for Innovation in
Professional Services aims to advance the collective
knowledge of professional services in three related
ways:
• By sponsoring small, faculty-driven, studentcentric programs throughout the academic year
that are integrated into appropriate parts of the
McIntire curriculum, required for students, and
open to all University members
• By actively engaging students, faculty, and
targeted professionals interested in sharing ideas
on best practices within professional services
through these student-centric programs
• By creating a Web infrastructure that disseminates
program outcomes and other relevant content to a
broader, professional services audience
The Center was endowed by the
PricewaterhouseCoopers Foundation,
PricewaterhouseCoopers partners, and McIntire
alumni working for the firm.
Center for Growth Enterprises
The Center for Growth Enterprises serves to advance
the understanding of growth companies and
to create a world-class program focused on the
strategic, finance, and management issues associated
with growth enterprises and the factors that drive
wealth-creating organizations and economic
expansion. With The McIntire Center for Financial
Innovation, the Center for Growth Enterprises
co-sponsors two speaker series: “Money Talks”
and “Conversations on the Lawn.” The Center also
supports the School’s annual symposium.
Jeffrey C. Walker (McIntire ’77) has supported
the Center’s commitment to build intellectual
capital through the establishment of the Walker
Professorship in Growth Enterprises. George
Overstreet is the current Walker Professor. The
Center for Growth Enterprises was endowed by
Crestar Bank and F. Evans Farwell (McIntire ’29) of
Milliken & Farwell. It also receives funds for faculty
research in real estate from the King Endowment and
funds to support case development from the Dinos
Endowment.
One of the major initiatives under development
within the Center for Growth Enterprises is The Real
Estate Institute at the University of Virginia. The
Institute will be the driving force behind a planned
comprehensive real estate program that will include:
• A dynamic curriculum that emphasizes active
learning in both graduate coursework and a
focused, interdisciplinary minor for undergraduate
students.
• World-class research and case development that
will create intellectual capital on important issues
in the real estate industry.
• A forum for professional involvement and
interaction with students and scholars.
• The Distinguished Professorship in Real Estate
to provide program leadership; James W. Todd
(McIntire ’60, Darden ’64) committed the first
$1 million in funding for this professorship.
• The Real Estate Institute Advisory Council to realize
consistent alumni input and involvement.
Initial funding for the Institute is provided by an
outstanding group of founding fellows:
• G. David Cheek (Darden ’79), Meridian Group
• Allen de Olazarra (A&S ’81), America’s Capital
Partners
• Scott M. Kelley (McIntire ’83), Aetos Capital LLC
• Donald A. King Jr. (McIntire ’62)
• George L. Maloomian (McIntire ’74), Cambridge
Properties Inc.
• John B. Mears (McIntire ’86, Darden ’92), Rivers
Residential LLC
• Christopher J. Nassetta (McIntire ’84), Hilton Hotels
Corp.
• Timothy J. Naughton (A&S ’83), Avalon Bay
Communities Inc.
• Jeffrey T. Neal (McIntire ’85), GVA Advantis
• James W. Todd (McIntire ’60, Darden ’64), The
Peterson Companies
• Charles A. Veatch II (McIntire ’64), Veatch
Commercial Real Estate
• Bruce D. Wardinski (McIntire ’82), The Wardinski
Family Foundation
• Earl E. Webb (McIntire ’78), Jones Lang LaSalle
• Robert M. White Jr. (McIntire ’87), Real Capital
Analytics
• The Fidelity Charitable Fund
The McIntire Center for Financial Innovation
The McIntire Center for Financial Innovation
advances our understanding of finance through
research and programs focused on corporate finance
and capital markets. It encourages the development
of high-quality research and education that can
ultimately benefit finance practitioners and students.
The Center also seeks to promote the collaboration
of faculty and executives, including alumni, both in
and out of the classroom. In the process, world-class
scholars and practitioners team up to pursue and
communicate new insights into the workings of
financial markets.
The Center was endowed by John A. Griffin
(McIntire ’85) and previously received significant
annual funding from Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin
Jr. (Darden ’66). The Center received support in 20072008 from the John & Amy Griffin Foundation and
from Gregory H. Baker.
Center for the Management of Information
Technology
The Center for the Management of Information
Technology is a membership-driven organization
with a mission to promote research and education
in areas relating to the management of information
technology through a program of interdisciplinary
cooperation.
2007-2008 Members
Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
American Trucking Associations Inc.
AOL
Capital One Services Inc.
CapTech Ventures
CFA Institute
Crutchfield Corporation
Dominion
Dominion Digital Inc.
Infinitive
Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight
The Network Roundtable
The Network Roundtable consists of a group of member organizations that, by applying network analysis
to business imperatives such as innovation, revenue growth, cost containment, and talent management,
demonstrate how a relational view of work can improve organizational and individual performance. The
Roundtable’s primary objectives are building member capability to apply network analysis and conducting
research that drives measurable business results.
2007-2008 Members
3M
Accenture
Acquisition Solutions Inc.
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
Amylin Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Babson College
BAE Systems
BP International Ltd
CIA
Citi
Colella & Associates
Community Analytics
Conservation International
Constellation Energy Group
Deloitte Services LP
EDA Networks Inc.
Ernst & Young
ETS
Fannie Mae
Granite Construction
Herman Miller Inc.
Hewlett-Packard
Hill & Knowlton
Host Hotels & Resorts Inc.
Humana Inc.
IBM
International Finance Corporation
(a member of the World Bank
Group)
Katzenbach Partners LLC
Ketchum
KPMG
Lehman Brothers
Maritz Inc.
McKinsey & Company
MedImmune
Merck & Co. Inc.
Microsoft Corporation
Monsanto Company
MWH Global
NASA
Navy Federal Credit Union
Noblis
National Radio Astronomy
Observatory
Perkins School for the Blind
Procter & Gamble
Raytheon Company
Rivermark LLC
SelectMinds
Singer Consulting
Stanford University
Sun Microsystems
The Boston Consulting Group
T. Rowe Price
Truman Company
UOP LLC
U.S. Army Logistics Innovation
Agency
U.S. Coast Guard
Virginia Department of
Transportation
Whirlpool
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Administration
Nondiscrimination Policy
Carl P. Zeithaml
Michael G. Morris
Dean
F.S. Cornell Professor in Free Enterprise
Associate Dean for Graduate Programs
Richard G. Netemeyer
Senior Associate Dean
Associate Dean for Research and Centers
Walker Professor in Growth Enterprises
Michael D Atchison
Peter Maillet
Associate Dean for the B.S. in Commerce Program
Professor of Commerce
Associate Dean for Global Initiatives
Cynthia N. Huddleston
Associate Dean for Administration
George A. Overstreet Jr.
Associate Dean for Corporate Relations
and Programs
Gerald D. Starsia
Michael P. Clarke
Executive Director of the McIntire School of
Commerce Foundation
Rebecca L. Leonard
Associate Dean for Student Services
McIntire School of Commerce
Foundation Board of Trustees
President
John A. Griffin ’85
Executive Vice President
Gregory S. Ledford ’79
Michael P. Clarke, A&S ’84
Eric Coble ’82
John P. Connaughton ’87
Joseph R. Daniel ’66
Henry A. Dudley Jr. ’70
Thomas F. Farrell II, A&S ’76, Law ’79
James G. Harris ’80
H. Alexander Holmes ’64, Law ’67
Scott M. Kelley ’83
Donald A. King Jr. ’62
P. Jeffrey Leck ’85
Jonathan D. Mariner ’76
Jeffrey T. Neal ’85
Richard G. Netemeyer
George A. Overstreet Jr.
Sonja Hoel Perkins ’88
Chris W. Shumway ’88
Gerald D. Starsia
Richard D. Tadler ’78
James W. Todd ’60, Darden ’64
Charles H. (Cary) Turner ’79
William L. Tyson ’84
Jeffrey C. Walker ’77
Earl E. Webb ’78
Susan Perry Williams
Carl P. Zeithaml
McIntire School of Commerce Advisory Board
Chair
William L. Tyson ’84
Vice Chair
B. Kemp Dolliver ‘83, Darden ’87
S. Sean Kelleher ’83
Kevin A. McNerney ’80
Donald D. Olinger ’81
Joshua D. Paulson ’99
Barbara M. Taylor ’77
Thomas M. Wilson ’81
Stephen C. Adams ’73, MS ’74
Michael L. Alpert ’94
David B. Barr ’85
Ford S. Bartholow ’82
Thomas R. Bean ’78
Robert W. Bissell ’69
Shelby W. Bonnie ’86
H. Tracey Brownfield ’79
Roger L. Calvert ’72
Mitchell R. Cohen ’86
Susan Durbin Conniff ’88
William Couper ’68
Gardner G. Courson ’70
E. Stockton Croft IV ’91
Robert D. Daley ‘92
Robert W. Davis ’80
John N. Deal ’86
Kevin J. Dell ’78
John L. Dinos ’76
Walter B. Doggett III ’87
Andrew J. Downing ’78
Thomas P. Duke ’68
Peter J. Dunne ’80
Peter E. Engel ’88
Richard L. Fisher ’76, MS ’77
Donald E. Flow ’77
Timothy C. Ford ’85
Mark E. Galant ’80
Roger E. George ’88, Law ’92
Richard M. Gerson ’97
Andrew C. Hee ’92
David R. Hilty ’90
Patrick D. Hogan
Cynthia N. Huddleston
William E. Hunt Jr. ’75
William R. Hurt, A&S ’76
Robert A. Innamorati ’69, Darden ’79
R. Christian Johnsen ’82
Chip Jordan ’84, MS ’85
Chris P. Kallos ’89
J. Fredrick Kelly Jr., A&S ’72
Eric H. Keshin ’80
Robert D. Kipps ’89
R. Stribling Koster Jr. ’83
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Marcia K. Krause ’80
Dale S. Lam ’85
Julie Lerner Macklowe ’99
Tia Brunelli Mahaffy ’95
Steven A. Marks ’92
Edward D. McCrady ’85
John B. Mears ’86, Darden ’92
Nicholas A. Merrick ’85
Paul K. Meyer ’79
Robert H. Miles ’67
C. Bradley Miller ’83
Nola Falletta Miller, A&S ’99,
Education ’04
Peter F. Minan ’83
Michael K. Mulhern ’82, Darden ’88
James K. Murray III ’85, MS ’86
Michael S. Murray ’88
Richard J. Nadeau ’76, MS ’77
Christopher J. Nassetta ’84
Richard G. Netemeyer
Edgar L. Parrish ’70
William K. Perrin ’63
Peter B. Polonsky ’82
Sherry J. Polonsky ’83
William T. Powers
Jeffrey A. Raich ’89
Christopher D. Ray ’92, Law ’95
Charles W. Reardon ’89
Scott A. Reed, A&S ‘90, ‘92
Ronald D. Roberts ’63
Angus Robertson
Joseph H. Roddy ’82
Curtis W. Schade ’80
Phillip S. Schaeffer ’77
Steven G. Schneider ’85
Bradley E. Singer ’88
Suzanne H. Stanton ’83
John G. Stathis ’80
Chad L. Strean ’94
William G. Taylor III ’65
Schuyler M. Tilney ’78
James E. Toups ’80
Steven J. Tricarico ’92
Gregory A. Trojan ’81
Don Truslow ’80
Laurie Kasselman Turner ’79
Robert S. Understein ’63
Craig S. Wagner ’73
Katie Whittier
Elaine M. Ratigan Wilde, A&S ’76
Michael A. Wildish ’82
Matthew J. Wilkinson ’92
Mary Karen Wills ‘82
Joseph R. Witt ’82
Carl P. Zeithaml
The University of Virginia is committed to equal employment opportunity and affirmative
action. To fulfill this commitment, the University administers its programs, procedures, and
practices without regard to age, color, disability, marital status, national or ethnic origin,
political affiliation, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, or veteran
status, and operates both affirmative action and equal opportunity programs, consistent with
resolutions of the Board of Visitors and with federal and state requirements, including the
Governor’s Executive Order on Equal Opportunity.
The University’s policies on “Preventing and Addressing Discrimination and Harassment”
and “Preventing and Addressing Retaliation” implement this statement. The Office of Equal
Opportunity Programs has complaint procedures available to address alleged violations of
these policies. The Equal Opportunity Programs (EOP) Complaint Procedures can be found on
EOP’s Web site: http://www.virginia.edu/eop/complaint.html
The University’s Section 504 and Americans with Disabilities Act Coordinator is Brad K.
Holland, University Ombudsman/ADA Coordinator, (434) 924-7819, and the University’s Title IX
Coordinator is Darlene Scott-Scurry, Director, Office of Equal Opportunity Programs, (434) 9243200. The mailing address for both is Washington Hall, East Range, P.O. Box 400219, University
of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22904.
McIntire Cornerstone
Society Board
McIntire Young Alumni
Council
Chair
H. Alexander Holmes ’64, Law ’67
Co-Chair
Jennifer M. Rosen ’02
N. Robbert Vorhoff ’01
A. Scott Andrews, A&S ’80
Howard L. Baucom ’65
Gordon J. Bernhardt ’85
William F. Blue ’56, Law ’60
Milton S. Bolton ’52
O. Whitfield Broome Jr.
Elissa Buie ’82
Judy C. Cash
Charles P. Cocke ’65
Richard L. Cooper ’58
Tina Cote ’91
Maj. Calvin C. Crum ’41
Sam Derieux ’47
Cmdr. William K. Dove ’42, A&S ’52
Robert C. Duval ’57
Georgia Willis Fauber ’83
Michael S. Feinberg ’95
James D. Francis ’70
Kenneth B. Fulp ’78
Bruce G. Gabler ’68
Roy B. Harrill ’63, Law ’66
John B. Hemmings ’49, Law ’54
Herbert Jonkers ’64
Robert S. Kemp
David M. Maloney
Bernard A. Morin
Kyle T. Smith ’95
Marshall R. Solomon ’68
Robert G. Stern ’60
Patrick J. Vaughan ’65, Law ’68
Keith A. Walder ’79
Gordon H. Watkins ’62, Darden ’66
John H. Wright III, A&S ’61, Darden ’63
Richard W. Young ’64, Law ’67
Carl P. Zeithaml
Jacey L. Anderson ’00
Devin Battiston ’06
Garrett B. Bockenek ’05
David C. Chattleton ’00
Anthony Cignarella III ’03
Meera Deepak ’08
Brian M. Gavron ’08
Brett C. Gibson ’02
Michael A. Glynn ’01
Gordon F. Green ’08
J. David Hobbs ’06
Luke T. Holman ’06
Lisa C. Jeffreys ’02
S. Shaw Joseph ’04
Joanna M. Marten ’05
Logan A. Moncrief ’04
Jody K. Moore ’03
Hang Phan Nguyen ’07
Andrew F. Paradis ’07
Courtney A. Patterson ’07
Devon A. Pearce ’04
Erika L. Pearson ’06
Joel G. Ramin ’00
Jason C. Rascoe ’03
Chaitenya Razdan ’05
Kyle Redinger ’05
Stephen A. Reis ’03
Amanda H. Richardson ’01
Katherine M. Rohyans ’05
Andrew J. Schoonover ’01
Julia C. Thies ’04
Meredith M. Tierney ’05
Matthew A. Towerman ’08
Laine Welch, A&S ’04
Lytle A. Wurtzel ’04
Toby T. Zhang ’07
McIntire School M.S. in the
Management of Information
Technology Advisory Board
Jonathan J. Alboum, Engineering ’95,
MS ’05
Jeffrey S. Baker, MS ’05
Forrest W. Barnes III, MS ’04
Debi E. Crockett, MS ’05
Robert D. Dallen Jr., MS ’03
Scott Day, MS ’06
Teresa Duvall, MS ’06
Jeffrey D. Elgin ’85, MS ’03
Ruben D. Espinoza, MS ’04
Nicole Fitzwater ’01
Anne Forster, MS ’03
Ian K. Gordon, MS ’01
Susan Goubeaux, MS ’06
Stefano Grazioli
Paul Handly, MS ’07
Charles Henry, MS ’03
Daniel J. Holohan III, MS ’05
Gerald Howard, A&S ’96, MS ’05
Cynthia N. Huddleston
Elizabeth Flippo Hutchins, A&S ’92,
MS ’00
Nicole B. Iden, MS ’07
Douglas E. Keating, A&S ’90, MS ’01
Kenneth R. Knapp, MS ’04
Robert C. Lukehart, MS ’97, MS ’99
Karl J. Maschino, MS ’06
John E. McDonald III, MS ’04
David A. Meredith, MS ’03
Laura Merrell, MS ’05
Mark R. Messersmith, MS ’03
Jahan Moghadam, MS ’05
Michael G. Morris
R. Ryan Nelson
Derek J. Nisco, MS ’03
John Mike O’Brien, MS ’07
Kay M. Robinson, MS ’07
James C. Sanne, A&S ’93, MS ’05
David L. Starmer, MS ’05
Rhian Verity Thompson, MS ’02
Mehul P. Vora, Darden ’04, MS ’05
Andrew Vozzolo, MS ’06
Steven J. Weiskircher, MS ’02
April Wiggs, MS ’08
Barbara H. Wixom
David B. Wright, MS ’05
Carl P. Zeithaml
Alumni Trustees
Support that Makes a Difference
McIntire thanks all of our Alumni Trustees for building bonds with class members, the School,
and the University of Virginia.
1980
Patricia Cary
Peter Dunne*
Marty Einhorn
Greg French
Cherie Kurland
Mike McGinty
Kevin McNerney*
Betsy Hill Micklem
Moira Keating Pollard*
Curt Schade
Don Truslow
Anne Gilbert Spillane
Tim Spillane
1985
1992
David Barr*
Trevor Chaplick
Jeff Elgin*
Tim Ford
Elena Howard
Jeff Neal*
Kathleen Cunningham Otto
Martin Otto
Pendle Gray Whisnant
1986
Denise Cullum Burkard
John Deal
Laura Dromerick
Lauren Muller Gibbs*
Amy Wells Mackay
Stephen Milo*
Mary Ames Yarbrough
1987
Janet Gessner Alford
Walter Doggett*
Neal Elkin
Carl Kime
Debbie Chevion Muller*
Leslie Storey Pitcher*
Tim Renjilian
Gerry Sequeira
Sarita Soldz
Charlie Wise
1989
Cathy Long Anderson
Tom Carver
Stephen Finke*
David Greenwald
Bob Kipps
Karen Hancke Owens
Chuck Reardon*
Debbie Dotson Reardon*
*Trustee Leader
1991
Tina Cote*
Cheryl DeMong Hubbard
Peter Hunt
Gibboney Huske*
Kristen Wilcox Jaros
Jack Marshall*
Sarah Echols McLeod
Darren Pratt
Anna Suarez Bellinghausen
Jeff Gordon
Rick Hawks
Kimberly Mazier Hockstein*
Aaron Peck*
Christopher Ray
Steve Tricarico*
1993
Anoop Dhakad
Ernie Freedman
Matt Jennings
Stacey Just
Phillip Lopez
Kathy Oneto*
Deanna Pifer
Heather Hamill Sibley*
Rob Tharpe*
Lisa Hayward Wadlin
1994
Michael Alpert*
Rex Hampton
Scott Poole*
Mauro Souza
Monica Suarez
Rebecca Hicks Sweda
1995
Elisabeth Dexter Beller*
Panos Boudouvas
Brad Garrett*
Mia Koo
Brian Lineweaver
Jason Love*
Jill Mitchell Pratt
Ashley Armstrong Skatoff
David Skatoff
Sal Tajuddin
1996
Matt Campbell
Rakesh Chawla
Sean Ivusic*
Justin Jacobs
David Lauck*
Lori Legaspi*
1997
Jason Bornfreund
Sybil Freedman
Tien-tsin Huang
Kerrie Stevenson
Lineweaver
Ben Pierce*
Shannon Mayhugh Pierce*
Kelley Joyner Reynolds*
Stevie Newsome Rodgers
Karl Shin
Amy Wong
1999
Julie Betts
Meredith Lloyd Childers
William Bartlett Gabler
Alison Harbrecht
Susan Herzog
Josh Paulson*
Patrick Pettay
Mark Pinho*
Austin Root*
Jim Sharpe
Amy Mitchell Smoragiewicz
Lindsay Weirich
2000
Andrew Axelrod
Rebecca Lee Bergson*
Christy Johnson Chattleton
Dave Chattleton*
Mike Christopher
Macon Hubard Clarkson
Marissa Dent
Kajal Gupta
Antje Hoepner Lemoine
Mary Owen*
2005
Jordan Agee*
Garrett Bockenek
Blake Briddell
Philip Giampietro
Ben Hicks
Summer Kassir
Brian Pennington
Nick Shapiro*
Jamie Sisley
Kristin Beahm Steen
2006
Devin Battiston*
Dominique Genest
Gretchen Haughey*
Luke Holman
Elizabeth Jetton*
Caroline Le Feuvre
Sarah Marchetti
Michelle Polo
Alex Pugatch
2007
Garrett Berger
Leslie Breen
Chris Brigleb
Theresa Holly Bui
Laura Caputo*
Siobhan Cleary
Genevieve Hovde
Lauren Hovland
Matt Klopfer*
Hang Nguyen
Cecelia Cole Patterson
Wade Reishman
Sami Siddiqui
Sarah Wood*
2008
Brittany Collier
Kelly Collins
Walker Dales
Meera Deepak
Eric Flow
Brian Gavron
Will Hasley
Stephanie Hobart
Ryan Huttar
Izzy Kammeyer
Esther Kim
Miji Lee
Gabe Martinez
Molly Mockovak
Anne-Perry Pope
Degelis Tufts
William Van Devender
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