“It shows weakness of mind to
hold too much to the beaten track,
through fear of innovation.”
MADELEINE SOPHIE BARAT, FOUNDER
SOCIETY OF THE SACRED HEART
(C 1832)
PRESIDENT’S LETTER — 3
STRATEGIC GROWTH — 5
LEARNING AND LIVING SPACES — 9
ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE — 13
ONLINE LEARNING — 17
YEAR IN REVIEW — 20
BOARD OF TRUSTEES — 24
PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT AND OPERATIONS — 26
NUMBERS-AT-A-GLANCE — 42
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT MARK LOMBARDI, PHD
Dear Friends,
Maryville is leading a revolution in higher education.
Our leadership is recognized by students, parents and strategic
partners locally, regionally and nationally, and nowhere is that
more evident than through our unprecedented Strategic Growth.
If we break down these two words, the importance of what we are
doing is evident. Strategic: creative, intentional and well-planned.
Growth: the outcome of this careful preparation.
Over the past five years, Maryville has grown exponentially in every
Local partnerships are growing on campus, too, such as Abstrakt
Marketing Group’s satellite office in Reid Hall, which offers paid
student interns hands-on experience in marketing and sales.
Our brand new Cyber Security Fusion Center creates real-world
opportunities for students to become cyber sleuths for businesses
and nonprofits.
Also, new programs like Cyber Security, BA and MA, our oneyear MBA and our Interactive Design BFA with a game design
concentration reflect our responsiveness to emerging fields and
significant area — enrollment, diversity, technology, academic programs,
flexible formats that best serve a diverse population of students.
campus spaces, athletics, strategic
partnerships and much more.
.
As our campus expanded, so did our student body — not only in
We built a technology grid that is second to none nationally,
and on that platform we launched our Digital World partnership
with Apple. With all students receiving iPads customized with
60 learning apps in the cloud, students took ownership of their
own learning experience. Together, more than 90 percent of our
faculty immersed themselves in professional development to
remake the classroom into an interactive learning space. And,
working closely with our instructional designers and developers,
faculty have created robust content stretching from the first-year
experience to graduate and online programs for working adults.
Key capital projects over the past year have resulted in living and
learning spaces that enhance student success, including Saints Hall,
a multi-featured 220-bed residence that opened in Fall 2016 to
near capacity. A new theatre-style presentation room in our
numbers but in the range of cultures and communities that more
closely reflect the rich and vital diversity of our nation.
Given these successes, it is not surprising that more corporations
throughout the St. Louis area have partnered with us to sponsor
programs, engage our student interns and provide continuing
educational experiences for their employees.
Throughout this expansion, the remaining constants are our
shared history, our loyalty to our alumni and our core resolve to
lead a revolution in higher education that expands access and
opportunities for all. It is both my duty and my privilege to lead
this great community, and I thank you for the honor of continuing
on this journey with you.
Sincerely,
Admissions area created a functional space for prospective students
and their families to learn about Maryville and the numerous
opportunities for them here. Two state-of-the-art Sporturf ™ athletic
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fields were built for soccer, lacrosse, rugby and baseball, expanding
Mark Lombardi, PhD
and enhancing field time for both team and club sports.
President
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A COMMITMENT TO STRATEGIC GROWTH
At a time when other colleges struggle to
retention rates. “What sets us apart is the deep
maintain enrollment, Maryville University is
analysis of our data. That’s the key to helping our
not just surviving — it’s thriving.
students succeed. We know we can meet their
The 2015-16 school year saw a record enrollment of 6,414 students, an 8% increase from the
previous year. Over the past decade, Maryville’s
enrollment has effectively doubled.
Such tremendous growth reflects Maryville’s
expectations even before they arrive on campus,”
she says.
Maryville has ingrained high-caliber service
standards across campus to ensure students’
needs are met. “Our recruitment doesn’t stop
innovative learning approach combined with
when a student arrives on campus,” says Miller.
cutting-edge technology and student services.
“Every decision the University makes takes into
Our innovative and visionary education message
account the benefit to our students and how it
has been promoted nationally and internationally
affects their Maryville experience.”
by a team of data-driven enrollment professionals
Maryville consistently takes extraordinary
led by Jeff Miller, vice president for enrollment,
measures to ensure every aspect of the college
and Shani Lenore-Jenkins, associate vice presi-
journey is truly student-centered. This year, the
dent for enrollment. Their strategy, which took
University opened new territory in higher educa-
root nine years ago, involves the use of geo-
tion with the launch of our Life Coach initiative. All
demographic research to help pinpoint
first-year students are assigned a life coach who
municipal and state locations where recruitment
serves as an academic and career adviser, as well
will be most effective. These factors may include
as a mentor who assists them in making the transi-
student interest in a high-quality education,
tion from high school to college. Life coaches
specific programs, a desire for a one-to-one
help students understand their individual learning
educational experience and a student’s interest
styles and how to rely on their personal strengths
in a multicultural experience.
to succeed both in and out of the classroom.
Such smart recruiting efforts are success-
Similarly, in the fall of 2015, Maryville initiated
ful enrollment strategies, says Lenore-Jenkins,
Digital World, a program in partnership with Apple®
but they’re also strong markers for improved
that provides all first-year students with iPads.
t Maryville University honors the class of
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2016, comprising 1,977 graduates.
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The initiative, which has since been
Jones, Rawlings Sporting Goods, Express Scripts
expanded to involve all undergraduates, is just
and Mercy. Such partnerships allow our students
one example of the University’s commitment
to work and learn alongside industry leaders,
to digital literacy. “It’s not just about providing
while also ensuring Maryville’s curriculum is
students with free tablets,” says Lenore-Jenkins.
responsive to marketplace demands. The result
“It’s about faculty revolutionizing the way
is a 94 percent graduate career placement rate
they teach and students customizing the way
and unparalleled return on investment.
they learn.”
The University’s focus on providing a
By putting iPad technology in the hands of
customized, student-centered learning experi-
every student, as well as connecting the devices
ence, exceptional student service and strategic
to advanced learning tools like Apple TV and
recruitment models is also successful in build-
75 free learning apps, Maryville ensures that
ing international enrollment. “We’re creating a
graduates are prepared for an increasingly
campus learning community reflective of the
digital workforce. “Empowering students with
world marketplace, and one that personalizes
the latest advancements in technology is funda-
and contextualizes the global experience,”
mental to pushing our academics to the next
says Melissa Mace, associate vice president
level,” says Miller.
of enrollment.
Maryville students also continue to be
“It’s the ability to think innovatively about
prepared for real-world success through part-
how we create a student’s educational experi-
nerships with major companies like Edward
ence that sets us apart,” says Lenore-Jenkins.
94% Enrollment Growth
Faculty across programs collaborate
to create a dynamic and interactive
student learning experience.
2007
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A COMMITMENT TO INNOVATIVE LEARNING AND LIVING SPACES
At Maryville, student success means living
undergraduate so that online library resources
and learning spaces that are engaging, multi-
are immediately accessible.
dimensional, technologically superb and fun.
The core of our strategic plan, Maryville 2022:
between technology and learning spaces can
an Active Learning Ecosystem. That means an
revolutionize an educational environment.
environment where learning permeates the
State-of-the-art technology such as Apple TVs,
campus, where state-of-the-art technology,
an extensive Wi-Fi system, extensive bandwidth
modern design and spaces are fashioned to
and connectivity (and soon, augmented reality)
inspire collaboration and empower students to
empowers students by offering dynamic, mobile
take charge of their learning.
learning opportunities.
“When you walk onto this campus, you feel
“As an institution, we’ve chosen to be forward-
an extraordinary amount of energy,” says Tom
thinking,” explains Nina Caldwell, EdD, vice pres-
Benning, director of facilities management
ident for student life. “We understand in order
and planning. “Students are excited about the
to meet our students’ needs today, we have to
tremendous innovation surrounding them and
consider the world being developed tomorrow.”
Benning points to the recent restructuring
of the University Library as one example of how
innovative design principles can be used to
create active learning spaces. With the majority
of library resources (books) available online,
physical space once used to house texts became
communal collaboration areas, study rooms
and quiet reading areas. Everything from the
library’s new modular furniture to the placement
of computers has been a strategic decision
made by Benning and his team. Such innovative
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demonstrating how the strategic relationship
A New Century of Higher Education, is creating
the possibilities those spaces create.”
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Maryville has become a forerunner in
Saints Hall opened in Fall 2016,
use of space is further enhanced by the Digital
housing nearly 200 students.
World Initiative, which provides iPads to every
A New Place to Call Home
The University’s newest residence hall, Saints
Hall, features a fitness center, open lobby and
lounge spaces, and a modern floor plan. The hall
is also designed with learning in mind, including Apple TVs and study lounges throughout
the building, as well as a fully equipped, hightech classroom on the first floor. “This space
isn’t designed to feel temporary,” says Ryan
McDonnell, assistant director of residence life,
who lives with his family in a spacious apartment
in the hall. “It’s designed to create a sense of
community and a sense of home.”
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The hall was designed to accommodate an
A New Place for Experiential Learning
additional wing as enrollment and demand for
The Cyber Fusion Center (CFC) offers an
student housing continue to expand. Saints Hall
unprecedented learning experience to students
opened its doors to nearly 200 students in
studying cyber security while offering an invalu-
Fall 2016.
able service to the community. The CFC is a
A New Place to Learn
Walker Hall opened its doors in January 2015 to
house our burgeoning Walker College of Health
Professions programs. The building offers hybrid,
collaborative classrooms, study rooms with Apple
TVs and markerboard walls, and state-of-the-art
nursing labs. “Walker [Hall] is a perfect example
of how we’re focusing every design decision
on the student experience,” says Caldwell. “The
entire building plan was based on the principles
unique, student-run business that provides a
variety of free cyber security services to St. Louis
nonprofit organizations and schools.
“This space is all about doing good,” says
Dustin Loeffler, director of graduate studies in
business and a professor of Cyber Security and
Information Systems. “The charities are grateful
to have this vital service, and students are excited
by the challenge of working on real-life cyber
security threats.”
of experiential learning — on allowing students to
explore and embrace knowledge.”
In addition to its state-of-theart classrooms, Walker Hall
features numerous areas for
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A COMMITMENT TO ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE
Flag football and Ultimate Frisbee. Lacrosse and
baseball field. This surface allows our teams to
late night basketball. Roller hockey and eSports.
compete on one of the best facilities in the GLVC
With all of the new opportunities to be fit and
while also giving non-student-athletes the oppor-
active at Maryville, including the ability to hike
tunity to play and enjoy the fields at all times of
the Rocky Mountains and Swiss Alps without ever
the year.
leaving campus, you can be sure we’ve got something for everyone.
Maryville Athletics is growing at every level,
“Expanding and developing athletics is a key
component of Maryville’s strategic growth plan.
Increasing the variety and accessibility of sports,
and the 2015-16 school year saw some major
including clubs and intramurals, not only helps to
new developments. Varsity, intramural and
recruit new students and increase brand aware-
club sports all added new teams and programs,
ness, but also significantly benefits student life,”
sport facilities were updated and expanded and
says Marcus Manning, vice president for athletics
a state-of-the-art 24/7 fitness center opened
and recreation. Maryville added five new varsity
in February.
sports in 2015, including men’s and women’s
The 3,000-square-foot fitness center gives
students around-the-clock access to the latest in
exercise equipment, including a Life Fitness train-
swimming and diving, women’s bowling and
men’s lacrosse.
Jarrett Fleming, coordinator of athletics and
ing app and interactive treadmills that allow users
recreation, spent much of the 2015-16 school
to choose from virtual terrains all over the world.
year creating new programs for physical fitness
Maryville built the fitness center in response to a
and fun, including events like a Powder Puff
student survey that indicated non-athletes wanted
football tournament and off-campus hiking trips.
a separate space to work out on campus. Now,
Giving all students the opportunity to play team
the campus offers three state-of-the-art workout
sports and to be active is one way the University is
facilities, including a residential fitness center in
working to fulfill its student-centered mission.
the new Saints Hall.
“Without a doubt, all of our ideas and inspira-
Similarly, the University built a new multi-
tion come from students,” says Fleming. “They tell
sport field for our growing lacrosse and soccer
us what opportunities they would like to see, and
programs and added synthetic turf to our
then we make that happen.”
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the John E. and Adaline Simon Athletic Center.
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Introducing new sports and programs is
“At first a lot of people on campus were
important to Manning because, he says, they
unsure about what eSports means,” says Dan
provide more than just physical exercise.
Clerke, team coordinator and founder. “But
“Anytime I talk with our students about all
when the students started seeing what we were
the new things we’re adding, it becomes appar-
doing and how we were beating the biggest
ent that this is about so much more than just
schools in the country, the reaction became
athletics,” says Manning. “Getting out there and
overwhelmingly positive and supportive.”
getting active means students build teamwork,
build community and build school pride.”
Perhaps nowhere has that pride been more
Clerke, an International Business major
and owner of several eSports teams, was
approached by the campus administration
evident than in the campus community’s support
about starting a club on campus because of his
for Maryville’s undefeated (40-0) eSports team,
extensive experience with eSports. “Competitive
which started in 2015. The team won the League
eSports is becoming huge among college
of Legends National Championship, the biggest
sports,” says Clerke. “Maryville understands that,
tournament in North American history and the
and they’ve supported us so we could become
de facto collegiate national championship.
the dominant team in the country.”
Maryville upgrades its baseball and u
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soccer fields with synthetic turf.
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A COMMITMENT TO ONLINE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
Over the past three years, Maryville’s online
programs have grown exponentially, and we
their teaching style, sketch out their vision
have become a national leader in select graduate
and assess how best they engage students,”
online programs. Under the leadership of Dan
Williams says.
Viele, dean of the School of Adult and Online
accounting, taught and developed both online
designers and technical developers, Maryville
and on-ground courses for five years before
has transformed adult education with robust
joining Maryville’s faculty last fall. She believes
content, high-quality instruction and measurable
the biggest challenge in moving a course from
results that are second to none.
face-to-face to online is not being able to see the
screen and lightboard technology, is where
some of the most visible innovation happens.
courses, we use LearnSmart technology to help
in front of the Eiffel Tower and pull in graphics
us gauge this aspect of the transition.”
on-ground course to the online environment is
finding ways to demonstrate complex material
without the ability to draw on a whiteboard, but
tools,” says Viele. “This new infrastructure puts
using the lightboard and screen capture has
Maryville out front in the region. We’re one of few
proved effective in replicating that experience,
schools that has an in-house team dedicated to
she says.
Pamela Bryan Williams, director of learning
her online course.
Another challenge in transitioning an
ment and introduced content with exciting new
developing the University’s courses.”
utilizes the lightboard for
“Are they getting it? Are we going too fast or
create webinars and podcasts, film an interview
“We’ve built an active online learning environ-
PRESIDENT’S REPORT | MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 2015 —16
ing the information.
too slow?” Anderson asks. “In online accounting
illustrates storms.
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students’ faces to determine how they’re process-
Professors walk around surrounded by equations,
with a live key, much like a TV weather reporter
professor of accounting,
Somer Anderson, assistant professor of
Education, and a talented team of instructional
The design studio, which features a green
Somer Anderson, assistant
“We talk with faculty so we can understand
“Maryville has really transformed the online
development process,” Anderson says. “At other
design and development, manages the
universities, I’ve been handed a textbook, an
instructional design staff. As a first step, the
old syllabus and a due date, and that was the
team walks professors through the process of
extent of development assistance provided. At
re-envisioning their individual courses for
Maryville, I sat down with Pam at the beginning
the online environment.
of the process to envision my course, and she
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then offered the tools I needed to make that
ways, custom imagery and student engagement
vision come to life.”
with the content.”
Williams says professors often tell her they
By devoting behind the scenes talent and
had no idea online teaching could be so robust
resources to ensure high-quality and effective
and effective — or that they would come to know
online courses, Viele says, Maryville addresses
their students so well.
educational needs for undergraduate and
Maryville’s online courses are successful
because the development happens through
partnerships among academic program direc-
graduate students across academic programs,
wherever they may be located.
“Nursing, business, cyber security, education —
tors, faculty members and the School of Adult
students in all disciplines and at all academic
and Online Education’s design team.
levels seek convenience and flexibility,” Viele
“We truly believe that through these collab-
says. “We don’t expect busy adults who have
orations the opportunity to engage students in
worked all day to drive across town and sit for
the learning process is limitless,” Williams says.
four hours in a classroom. We’re also connecting
“It’s important to note that innovation comes
with students who live too far from a university
in many forms for us. It’s not just the wizardry
to attend classes and those who seek our high
that happens in the green room, which is the
quality programs from all points beyond our
ooh-ah-factor; it also includes types of assign-
St. Louis campus.”
ments where students are engaging in different
Renietta Dias, online MBA
student, studies economics
at the Chesterfield branch
of the St. Louis County
Library. The flexible nature
of online learning allows
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her to study anywhere.
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SEEN AND HEARD | 2015–16
Bending the cost curve for higher education,
Maryville announces a tuition freeze for the
2016-2017 academic year, plus the consolidation
of student fees into a new OneFee program. The
average student will save over $600 per year.
Kyra N. Krakos, PhD, assistant professor
of biology, receives the Science Educator
Award for 2016 from the Academy of
Science of St. Louis.
In partnership with Stadia
Ventures, Maryville launches
a new academic concentration in sport entrepreneurship through the Rawlings
Sport Business Management
program.
Maryville is again recognized in the top
10 percent of universities for the economic
value (ROI) of our programs by the Educateto-Career College Rankings Index.
UNDERGRADUATE
TUITION FREEZE
+ONE FEE
94% Enrollment Growth
AFFORDABILITY
The Life Coach program launches in the fall,
where nine dedicated full-time staff provide
a comprehensive academic and social support network for students throughout their
collegiate career.
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Key leadership positions are created to support
the 2015-2022 Strategic Plan goal to build a
more diverse and inclusive campus. Karlla Dozier,
JD, serves as assistant dean of compliance and
recruitment, and Turan Mullins serves as assistant
dean and director of the Office for Diversity
and Inclusion.
2007
Maryville partners
with LaunchCode
to offer alumni and
qualified students a
four-month coding
class and access
to LaunchCode’s
apprentice network,
free of charge.
Maryville and Abstrakt Marketing
Group partner to build a satellite
office on campus that employs
Maryville students pursuing sales
and marketing careers.
Lori Chalupny, World Cup champion and
Olympic gold medalist, is named head
coach for the Saints women’s soccer
program, beginning in 2018.
Maryville’s interior design
program is ranked No. 2 in the
Midwest by America’s Best
Architecture & Design Schools.
Shown above: design project
for Mezcla Restaurant by
students Rebecca Johnson
and Heather Canania.
2015
The Chronicle of Higher Education
names Maryville one of the top 20
fastest growing private universities
in the nation. Maryville’s enrollment
set a record, reaching an all-time
high of more than 6,400 students —
an 8 percent increase over the
previous year.
Maryville’s Finch Center for Teaching and
Learning launches an ongoing two-week
professional development program that,
among other things, has trained 90 percent
of the faculty in cutting-edge learning
pedagogies and learning design.
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In its first season Maryville’s eSports club team captures the League
of Legends National Championship title with a 40-0 record.
Dustin York, EdD, assistant
professor of communication at
Maryville, is recognized by the
St. Louis Business Journal’s
“30 Under 30” Class of 2016.
Saints pitcher Robbie Gordon, ’16, was selected in the 36th
round of the Major League Baseball first-year player draft by
the St. Louis Cardinals.
Saints softball earns the program’s
first appearance in the NCAA
Division II Tournament with a final
record of 39-16.
The creation of a Maryville University
Hillel is only the second such organization in the St. Louis community.
The Great Lakes Valley
Conference presents
Maryville University
with the 2015-16
James R. Spalding
Sportsmanship Award.
(Above) Elizabeth Kiblinger,
’15, ’16, is voted a first-team
Academic All-American in
Women’s Track & Field/
Cross Country.
(Above) Legendary St. Louis civil
rights pioneer, the Honorable Frankie
Muse Freeman, is the inaugural
recipient of the Sister Mary Byles
Peace and Justice Prize.
Maryville’s Music Therapy program is ranked
nationally among the Top 25 Master’s Degrees
in Music Therapy.
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David Gergen, political analyst, public service
advocate and adviser to six presidents, delivers
the Commencement address to the largest
graduating class in Maryville’s history: 1,977.
Maryville University ranks among the
Top 10 Online MBA Degrees in Cyber
Security nationally in the program’s
first year of existence.
(Not shown) The Actuarial
Science program is ranked
among the top 20 programs
nationally for return on
investment by College
Values Online.
(Below) Georgi Ivanov, assistant
wrestling coach, qualifies to compete
in the 2016 Olympics as a member
of the Bulgarian wrestling team.
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LETTER FROM THOMAS M. BOUDREAU
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Dear Friends,
I am pleased to report continued growth and performance for
At the same time, additional numbers reflect Maryville’s
B OA RD OF T RUST EES
T RUST EES EM ERI T I
Maryville during FY16, the first full year of the new Strategic Plan.
relationships in the community and its outreach to alumni and
Keith M. Alper
Rosemary Bearss, RSCJ
Maryville’s financial strength is evidenced by every key indicator:
friends. The Walker Scottish Rite Clinic became a clinical program
Gloria G. Bahn*
John A. Blumenfeld
enrollment growth, programmatic expansion, philanthropic
of Maryville when Walker Hall opened its doors in January
Jean M. Bartunek, RSCJ*
Ann Caire, RSCJ*
support, corporate partnerships and much more.
2015. The Clinic provided free speech and language therapy
Thomas M. Boudreau* (CHAIR)
Marguerite (Cookie) Kaulakis
to 777 children in FY16. In its first 17 months at Maryville, the
Christopher M. Chadwick*
Potter-Feinberg*
Clinic served a total of 1,102 children throughout the St. Louis
Robert W. Cockerham
James C. Jacobsen
community. Our music therapy program for children, Kids
William A. Donius (TREASURER)
Mary Patricia Rives, RSCJ
Rock Cancer, served 213 participants at eight locations in our
Norman L. Eaker
community and produced 133 songs. This brought the totals,
Richard C. Goldman
since the program began in 2009, to 884 participants and 690
Paula S. Gruner, RSCJ
songs produced.
Dennis L. Hummel
Our Digital World Initiative with Apple launched successfully,
and was expanded to include all full-time undergraduate Maryville
students starting in Fall 2016. The implementation of our Life
Coaching model helped ease the transition of first-year students.
Maryville continued to lead Higher Education in pioneering the
implementation of Salesforce as a system-wide data management
platform. New partnerships within our growing diversity initiative
are helping to make a Maryville education accessible to all.
Construction of Maryville’s newest residence, Saints Hall,
was completed for Fall 2016. With its flexible, multi-purpose
design, Saints Hall symbolizes the bold direction in which
Maryville is headed.
Among the significant financial successes in FY16 was our total
gift revenue of $7.2 million, with $1.2 million coming from alumni
in higher education is vibrant and secure. And of course, we
count among our most valuable resources the many donors and
volunteers like you whose continuing generosity is so critical to
our success.
Thank you for all you do for Maryville.
Sincerely,
Mark Lombardi, PhD
Ann Marr
Patricia L. McCaskill* (SECRETARY)
Lucie Nordmann, RSCJ*
Gary R. Olson
Edward F. Ryan
Carlotta S. Sansone, PhD*
Richard Sems
Thad Simons, Jr.
contributions alone. Membership in our highest annual giving
C. Sheridan Smith, RSCJ
club, the Duchesne Society, hit a record 537 members. The
James M. Stolze
Mouton Society, recognizing donors who make planned gifts
Margaret E. Strom, RSCJ*
to the University, expanded to 147 members. Support from our
partnering corporations and foundations, in the form of gifts and
grants, was substantial at $2.6 million.
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By all accounts, the future for Maryville as the innovative leader
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Thomas M. Boudreau, ’73
Chair
Board of Trustees
*ALUMNI
James D. Switzer (VICE CHAIR)
Mary E. Walker, RN, PhD, FAAN
James Whalen
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The National Leadership Council
NATIONAL LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
(NLC) comprises dedicated alumni
and friends of Maryville University
CO- C H A I RS
M EM B ERS
Bette Mueller*
Cuong Dang*
Jim Andrews*
Nicholas Profancik*
Barbara Lewington
Elizabeth Arway*
Beth Quick-Andrews*
Marge Aylward*
Susan Ramming
EXEC UT I V E COM M I T T EE
Kay Barrett*
Jean Raybuck*
Anne Cochran*
Kelly Baumer*
Helen Riechmann*
Gregg Cole*
M. Christine BredenKoetter*
Patty Robben*
Greg Dannegger*
Craig Brown
Joan Luttig Schoor
Laura Derickson*
Kristi Brown
Robert E. Schoor
Betty Hayward*
Toni Clogston*
Darin Sorrell*
Bob Tucker*
John Cochran*
Tony Spielberg*
Veronica Hilyard*
Kathryn Cox*
Colleen Starkloff
Ann Dames*
Stephanie Stegman*
Malia Dunbar*
Moira Steuterman*
Barbara Finbloom*
Peggy Walter Symes
grateful to the NLC members who
Lonnie Folks*
Sandra Thal*
Geralyn Frandsen*
Addie Tomber*
give so generously of their time
Sonya Franklin
Chris Turner*
Theresa Galakatos*
Kate Turner*
and resources to help the University
Eleanor Gershien*
Mary VanDersarl*
Mary Jermak*
Marc Walsby
continue as a leading force in the
Robin Kaiser*
Francine Wimsatt*
Paul Kravitz
Steven Zenisek
Kathy Kroupa*
Justin Zimmerman*
who assist in the fulfillment of its
mission through a variety of ways:
by providing expertise and counsel,
by serving as ambassadors to a
diverse and global community;
and by supporting strategic
fundraising initiatives. Maryville is
revolution of Higher Education.
Derek Kueker*
Betty Kutilek
*ALUMNI
Ron Landolt*
Craig Larson
Francine Leritz*
John Lewington
Patti Mielke*
Stacey Morse*
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Commemorating the year of
THE 1872 SOCIETY
Maryville’s founding, the 1872 Society
of Maryville University recognizes
individuals and organizations who
have demonstrated an extraordinary
commitment to Maryville.
$1 M IL L IO N OR M O RE
$250, 000-$49 9 ,9 9 9
Caleres Cares Charitable Trust
Patty* and Greg McCaskill
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0 -$99,999
Interco Foundation
U.S. Bank
Cushman & Wakefield
Anheuser-Busch InBev Foundation
Anonymous*
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
MetLife
Estate of Mary Louise Adams*
ITT Financial Services
Mary* and Jules VanDersarl
Robin and Greg* Dannegger
Anonymous* (2)
AT&T Inc.
Mary and Timothy Conlon
Betty Von Brecht Mitchell*+
Anonymous*+
Dorothy and Jim Jacobsen
Mary and Joseph Vogl
Arthur Vining Davis Foundation
The J.E. and L.E. Mabee
Bank of America
Jake and Andrew Craig
Murphy Company Mechanical
Anonymous
Donald Kaufman*
Wachovia Securities
Suzanne* and Vincent DeBlaze
Foundation, Inc.
Carol* and Peter Benoist
The Danforth Foundation
Contractors & Engineers
Donna* and Pat* Apel
Arnold Kaulakis
Suzanne Desloge Weiss* and
Kathleen McAuliffe Desloge*+
Cheryl and Dick McKinley
The Boeing Company
Deanna Daughhetee
Estate of Regina Newman
Argent Financial Group, Inc.
Kwame Building Group, Inc.
Charles Weiss
Mary Rose* and George+ Desloge
Mercy Health
Boeing-McDonnell Foundation
Deloitte & Touche
Novus International, Inc.
AT&T Missouri
Kwame Foundation
Matilda Baker Wilbur*+
Katherine D’Esposito*
Missouri Colleges Fund, Inc.
William A. Donius
Estate of Mildred S. Dennis*
Paric Corporation
Gloria Hoffman Bahn*
Barbara and John Lewington
Estate of David Williams
Yvette and John Dubinsky
Monsanto Fund
Emerson
The Edward D. Jones & Co.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Louis D. Beaumont Foundation
Estate of Lillian M. Link*
Marguerite (Cookie) Kaulakis
Fidelity Investments Charitable Fund
Foundation
of St. Louis
Vivian and Bob+ Berra
Robert Lococo
$25,000- $49,999
Eastman Chemical Company
Potter-Feinberg* and
Greater Saint Louis Community
Emerson Charitable Trust
Cindy and Darryl Pope
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation
Marsha and Keith Lovin
Accelerated Rehabilitation Centers
Jim Eckhoff
T.R. Potter, Jr.+
Foundation
Energizer Holdings, Inc.
Sally and Joseph Rupp
Cequel III
May Dept. Stores Co. Foundation
American Direct Marketing
Education Commission of the States
Marge and Charles J. Schott
William Haren+
ExxonMobil Foundation
Laura and Ed Ryan
Citicorp National Services
The Morton J. May Foundation
Resources LLC
Enterprise Holdings, Inc.
Foundation
The Kresge Foundation
Mary Faust*+
Sachs Fund
CMC Corporation
Estate of Alice J. Miller
Anonymous
Mary and Richard Ernst
Estate of John E. Simon
Estate of Jo Brinckwirth Medart*
Mary Ellen Finch
The Saigh Foundation
Stacy and Robert Cockerham
Missouri Arts Council
AT&T Network Systems
Ernst & Young
Myrtle E.+ and Earl E.+ Walker
Missouri Foundation for Health
Margaret* and Michael Galbraith
Carlotta* and Joseph Sansone
Commerce Bank
Mary Elizabeth Costigan Moloney*+
Janet and Mark Bates
Chris and Tom Eschen
The Walker Scottish Rite Clinic for
Eleanor Lawler Pillsbury*+
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Estate of Madeleine Schmitt*
The Caleb C. and Julia W. Dula
Moneta Group LLC
Estate of Marie Griesedieck Benignus*
Fabick CAT
Childhood Language Disorders
Rawlings Sporting Goods
Estate of Catherine Quinn
Mary and John+ Short
Foundation
Elizabeth Jones Mudd*+
Martha and Gilbert Bickel
Margaret Mudd Fletcher*+
Company, Inc.
Gummersbach*
St. Louis Men’s Group Against Cancer
Corie and Louis Fusz
Rosemary O’Neil*
Marie and Stuart Block
Geralyn* and Gary Frandsen
$500, 000-$999, 999
Jean Raybuck*
Estate of Jane Freund Harris
Stephanie+ and Howard Stanley
Lou Fusz Automotive Network, Inc.
Marjorie* and Claudius Pritchard
Laura+ and John Blumenfeld
Nance and Alan Frost
Anonymous* (2)
Mary Ann and Jim Switzer
The Hearst Foundation, Inc.
Strake Foundation
Lou Fusz Dodge
Pulaski Bank
Lucyann and Allen Boston
Fund for Higher Education
Anonymous
Teagle Foundation
Anne and Ron Henges Family
Norman J. Stupp Foundation—
Clifford W. Gaylord Foundation
Kathe and Edgar Rasch
Briargate Dermatology
Fox Associates, LLC
Tom Boudreau*
Whitaker Foundation
Foundation
Commerce Bank, Trustee
GE Commercial Distribution
Helen Riechmann*
Melissa and Stephen* Brown
Edward Chase Garvey Memorial IBM International Foundation
Phyllis R. Tirmenstein, Roland Quest
Finance
Estate of Janet Widmer Rothschild*
Rachel and Michael* Brown
Foundation
Connie*+ and Walter+ Donius
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Duke Realty Corporation
Lauralea and Norman L. Eaker
$100, 000-$24 9 ,9 9 9
Kellwood Foundation
Memorial Fund of the Greater
Katja Georgieff
Sara Lee Bakery
Burlington Northern Foundation
GenAmerica Foundation
Edward Jones
Academy of Applied Science
William T. Kemper Foundation—
Saint Louis Community
Elizabeth L. Green Charitable
Maie Schlafly*+
August A. Busch, Jr.+
General Dynamics
Express Scripts Inc.
Estate of Leonore C. Aid*
Commerce Bank, Trustee
Foundation
Stephanie and Mark* Schnuck
Pat Kelley Cavin+
Celestine Ghio*+
General Motors Corporation
Ameren Charitable Trust
Estate of Pat Konert*
University of Illinois Foundation
Lelia*+ and Paul+ Guignon, Jr.
Schwab Charitable Fund
Centerre Bank NA (Boatmen’s)
Sherri and Rick Goldman
Estate of Ursula Moloney Kelly*
Anheuser-Busch InBev
LANDCO Construction
U.S. Department of Education
H & H Advisors
Scottish Rite Foundation of Missouri
Robin and Christopher* Chadwick
Green America Recycling/
Estate of Irma Sue Macy
AT&T Foundation
Karen* and Ron* Landolt
U.S. Department of Energy
Estate of Grace Haren*
Mary Ethel* and Jerry Siefken
Anne and Christopher Chivetta
Continental Cement
MilliporeSigma
Shellie and Tee Baur
Daylene G.* and
John Vatterott
Anna and Whitney+ Harris
Sodexho Marriott
Cisneros Design
Allen and Josephine Green
Margaret Mullally Mudd*+
Estate of Jane Bierdeman-Fike*
Gary R. Lichtenwalter
Vinson Family Foundation
Diane* and Larry Hays
St. Louis Regional Arts Commission
Carolyn Cobb
Foundation, Inc.
PNC
The Dana Brown Charitable Trust,
Lindbergh-Warson Properties, Inc.
Mary Walker
Colleen Hennessy* and
Julie*+ and Jack Stein
The Coleman Foundation, Inc.
Grimco Inc.
Evelyn* and William Yuan
U.S. Bank, Trustee
Caroline+ and Phil Loughlin
Gloria and John+ Weber
Joseph Munshaw
Sterling Bank
Commerce Bancshares Foundation
Callie and Tim Halls
George Warren Brown Foundation
Mallinckrodt, Inc.
Margaret* and Bob Zwart
Hewlett-Packard Company Foundation
Union Pacific Corporation
Estate of Ruth Corrigan*
Nancy Bascom Hamilton* and
Juanita Hinshaw and Ted Harrison
The UPS Foundation, Inc.
Mary Elizabeth O’Neal Cramer*+
Edward Hamilton
Foundation
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Canonized in 1988, Saint Rose
PHILIPPINE DUCHESNE SOCIETY MEMBERS
Philippine Duchesne founded the
first school for the Society of the
Betty Hayward*
Missouri DeMolay
Pattie and Jim Stolze
Sacred Heart in 1818 in St. Charles,
PRES I D EN T ’S C I RC LE
B EN EFACTOR LEV EL
PAT RON LEV EL
Anne (Fritzi) Nurre Heidt*
Missouri Professionals Mutual
Estate of Mary Jane Stock Thaman*
($25,000 and more)
($10,000-$24,999)
($5,000-$9,999)
Mo. The Philippine Duchesne
Anonymous* (2)
Academy of Applied Science
Adidas
Anonymous
American Direct Marketing
Anonymous*
Society is named in her memory
Tom Boudreau*
Resources LLC
Anonymous
Stacy and Robert Cockerham
Anheuser-Busch InBev
AT&T Missouri
and recognizes donors who have
Lauralea and Norman L. Eaker
Gloria Hoffman Bahn*
Bissinger’s Handcrafted Chocolatier
Edward Jones
The Boeing Company
Marie and Stuart Block
Emerson
Butler’s Pantry
Melissa and Stephen* Brown
Emerson Charitable Trust
Carr Lane Manufacturing Company
Rachel and Michael* Brown
Fox Associates, LLC
Robin and Christopher* Chadwick
Susan* and Chuck Brueggemann
Nance E. Frost
Cisneros Design
Cavallo Bus Lines, Inc.
Elizabeth L. Green Charitable Cockerham & Associates LLC
Barbara* and James Cooney
Foundation
Creative Lodging Solutions, LLC
Cozad Commercial Real Estate, Ltd.
Estate of Pat Konert*
Cushman & Wakefield
Clifford Willard Gaylord Foundation
Ladue News
Randie and James* Eberlin
Nancy Bascom Hamilton*
Mercy Health
Episcopal Presbyterian Health Trust
and Edward Hamilton
Missouri Colleges Fund, Inc.
Mary Ellen Finch
Harcros Chemicals Inc.
Missouri Foundation for Health
Sherri and Rick Goldman
Higdon Insurance Inc.
Moneta Group LLC
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Home Health Care Foundation
Monsanto Fund
Grimco Inc.
Husch Blackwell LLP
Society members when matching
PNC
The Howard Foundation of St. Louis
Cecile Malone Jones*
Marguerite (Cookie) Kaulakis
Jet’s Pizza
Kwame Building Group, Inc.
corporate funds are provided,
Potter-Feinberg*
Arnold Kaulakis
LANDCO Construction
Caroline J.S. Sanders Trust
Rawlings Sporting Goods
Rose Marie Koerner*
Karen* and Ron* Landolt
Mary Anne* and Anthony Sansone
along with a personal gift, to total
Company, Inc.
Frank S. & Antoinette G. Leta Family
Dr. Mark Lombardi
Jean Raybuck*
Charitable Foundation Trust
Patty* and Greg McCaskill
$1,000 or more. Following are
Helen Riechmann*
Missouri DeMolay
Carol and Mark Mestemacher
Laura and Ed Ryan
Northwestern Mutual
Estate of Leo R. Newcombe
Duchesne Society members from
Estate of Madeleine Schmitt*
Paric Corporation
Lock Paret
Scottish Rite Foundation
The Saigh Foundation
Pattie and Jim Stolze
of Missouri
Carlotta* and Joseph Sansone
Marilyn and William Strothman
St. Louis Cardinals LLC
The Siteman Family Foundation
Norman J. Stupp Foundation—
Mary Ann and Jim Switzer
St. Louis Men’s Group Against Cancer
Commerce Bank, Trustee
Dennis Wachtel
The Westin St. Louis
Target Corporation
Myrtle E. Walker+
Mary Walker
Addie* and Phil Tomber
Walker Scottish Rite Clinic Wells Fargo Foundation
Vatterott Foundation
Kathleen* and David Hollows
Estate of Marion E. Moriarty
Margaret and Jerry Thomasson
Home Health Care Foundation
Cathie and Birch Mullins
Teresa* and Thomas Tighe
Estate of Alberta Curren Howe*
Armarie Murphy+
Addie* and Phil Tomber
Institute for Educational Inquiry
Janet* and Lorin Nevling
Barbara Valdes*
Christine and John Iselin
Violet+ and Howard+ Nilson
Vanguard Charitable
Pamela and Rush* James
Mary and George Nolde
Endowment Program
Genevieve Barnickel Janes+
Anita Johnson
Northwestern Mutual
Orscheln Industries Foundation, Inc.
Vinson Media Group, LLC
Dennis Wachtel
Cecile Malone Jones*
Jane O’Shaughnessy* and
The Webb Foundation
Kellwood Company
Richard Bourquard
Fred Weber, Incorporated
Estate of Ella Marie Kinsella*
Kathie O’Sullivan*+
Sheryl and Doug Weber
Mary Hemp Knapp*+
Barbara* and James+ Ottolini
Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
Vincent A. Knopp, Jr.+
Ruth Gander Pfeffer*+
Willis Towers Watson
Rose Marie Koerner*
PMJ Foundation
Zickel Flooring
Nancy* and Alois Koller
The Kranzberg Family Foundation
Miquette Potter+
Protective
Karen Kribs*
Jane Costigan Purcell*+
Laclede Gas Charitable Trust
Ann and Jack Quade
Laclede Gas Company
Margaret Raff*+
Des Lee Foundation
RehabCare Group, Inc.
Francine* and Joseph Leritz
Reinsurance Group of America, Inc.
Peggy Liggett*
J.H. and F.A. Roblee Foundation
Lodging Hospitality Management
Mark Lombardi
Maritz, Inc.
Adelaide and Daniel+ Schlafly
MasterCard International, Inc.
Connie Schwarze*+
Emily Brown Murphy McCaffrey*+
The Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Delphine Seabold McClellan*+
Simons Jewelers
Peggy Padberg McGarry*
Joan and Joe Smith, Jr.
Nada and Tom+ McNearney, Jr.
St. Louis Actuaries Club
Estate of Gertrude J. Meleton*
St. Louis Marriott West
*ALUMNI
+DECEASED
contributed $1,000 or more to
an academic, athletic, library or
university-wide Annual Fund within
a given fiscal year. Donors who
work for matching gift companies
also are recognized as Duchesne
June 1, 2015 to May 31, 2016.
for Childhood Language
Disorders
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S C H O LA R LEV EL
Dorothy and Jim Jacobsen
Suzanne Desloge Weiss*
Elizabeth and Perry Buck
Enterprise
Susan Johnson
Mistretta Chiropractic
Howard Rutledge*
Carlotta Crane Wider*
($2,000-$4,999)
Kamykowski, Gavin & Smith, PC
and Charles Weiss
Hillary* and Jason* Byrne
Mary* and Richard Ernst
Janet and Keith Johnston
Christine and Greg Modrusic
Jacqueline and Raymond Saleeby
Colleen* and Miles* Williams
Adams Place Retirement Community
Nancy* and Alois Koller
Which Wich Superior
C & R Mechanical Company
Fenix Construction Company
Robin* and James Kaiser
Moolah Temple Guides Bingo Fund
Robin and Rodney Sanders
Dale Williams*
Aetna Inc.
Sue and Craig Larson
Sandwiches­­—O’Fallon
Nina* and Derrick Caldwell
Fay and Jeff Fetick
Sharon Kamp
MaryKay* and James Muehlbauer
Katharine* and Stephen Scates
Roberta Rassieur Williams
Nancy and Keith Alper
Barbara and John Lewington
Estate of Roy Williams
Kimberly and Phillip* Campbell
Cherie Fister and René Michel-Trápaga
Aubrey and Michael Kiener
Bette* and David Mueller
Stephanie and Mark* Schnuck
and Robert Williams
The Angel Band Project
Lewis Rice LLC
Celeste and Kurt Witzel
Thomas Campbell
Flanagan Paint and Supply Company
Kari and Daniel Kinsella
Murphy Company Mechanical
SDC Incorporated
Willis Towers Watson
Carol and Dale Brockmann
Nikki* and Jose-Paulo Mamuric
Margaret* and Bob Zwart
Virginia* and Richard Cannon
Eileen and Lonnie* Folks
Adelaide and Robert Kistner
Contractors & Engineers
Sealtite Corporation
Francine Templeman Wimsatt*
Kristi and Craig Brown
Ann and Craig Marr
Central Orthopedics and
Lori Foster
Diana* and Eugene Kovarik
Janet* and Lorin Nevling
Karin and Richard Sems
WTS Consulting
Janice* and Jeffrey Burnett
Peggy Padberg McGarry*
M E M B E R L E VEL
Sports Medicine
Kathleen and John* Fox
Francine and Paul Kravitz
Julie* and Eric Nichols
Ginny Schless Senkosky*
Zickel Flooring
Centene Corporation
Midwest Money Company
($1,000-$1,999)
Anne* and John* Cochran
Geralyn* and Gary Frandsen
Kathleen Kroupa*
Niehaus Building Services, LLC
Betty and Thad Simons
Dana and Joe Zydlo
Commerce Bank
Joanie and Robert Mills
4 R. Farm, LLC
Candace Chambers Colbeck and
Sonya Franklin and Jason Telford
Mary and Gary Kubik
Jacque Thaman Niekamp*
Darlene and William Skaggs
The Commerce Trust Company
Sheri and Frank Mistretta
Acoustical Ceilings, Inc.
Gabriel Colbeck
Eileen and Robert* Frese
Betty and Frank Kutilek
Nothing Bundt Cakes
Smith McGehee LLC
A S S OC I AT E LEV EL
Laura and Bill Conrow
Mungenast Automotive Family
Kristin Ahlstrom and Peter Henderson
Elizabeth and Gregg* Cole
Theresa Galakatos*
Leahy, Wright & Associates, LLC
Rhonda and Andrew Oberman
Kim and Matthew Sojka
($500-$999 for graduates
Coventry Health Care
Lillie Niebuhr
Anna and Raymond Albert
Cole & Company PC
Jeni and Brian* Gardner
Shani Lenore-Jenkins and Todd Jenkins
Gail and Gary Olson
Ruth and Darin* Sorrell
of the last 10 years)
Kathryn* and Aubrey Cox
Peggy and Jim Piotraschke
Barbara Albrecht
Community Foundation of the Ozarks
Katja Georgieff
Francine* and Joseph Leritz
Yvette and Kyle Palacios
Veronika Stancius*
Clare Cribbin*
Stephanie and Keith* Pittillo
Albrecht Family Foundation
Karen and Alden Craddock
Jim Giardina
Janet Pildner Lockhart*
Mary and Peter Papasifakis
Stephanie Stegman*
Catherine Ramig*
Anonymous
Mary Ellen Cremins*
Darlene and Doug Glaze
Jean and Joseph Lopour
Edward Paull
Jack Stein
Robin and Greg* Dannegger
Suzanne* and Vincent DeBlaze
Dick Richardson
Arch City Screenprinting LLC
Creve Coeur Lakehouse Bar & Grill
Glazer’s Midwest St. Louis
Kathy and Jim* Lunan
Nancy and Glenn Paulus
Moira* and John Steuterman
Sally and Scott Denney
Ricoh USA, Inc.
Elisa Arnold and David Rule
Cuivre River Electric Community Trust
Tammy Gocial and Sandra Ray
Susan* and Leo MacDonald
Nikki and Nick Payne
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc.
Denney Lumber Company, Inc.
The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis
Elizabeth* and Paul Arway
Pam* and Tom Culliton
Linda and Nelson Gordman
Suzanne Magee*
Amanda Peterson
STL Custom Beds
Katherine D’Esposito*
Romy and Tim* Rozar
Marge* and Ron Aylward
Da-Niel Cunningham
Estate of Walter T. Grady
Steven Mandeville
Kraig Peterson
Marcia Sullivan
Patricia Dolan*
Robert E. Schoor and
John Baltrushunas
Christine and Daniel Dairaghi
Melissa Griswold
Sarah and Marcus Manning
Cathy and Charles Phillips
Harriet Switzer and David Cronin
Connie*+ and Walter+ Donius
Joan Luttig Schoor
Jenny and Chris Bartlow
Marcelline* and Jacob+ Dairaghi
Charles Gulas* and Gilbert Smith
Carna*+ and Tyrone Manthey
Pickleman’s Gourmet Cafe—
Sandra* and Charles Thal
William A. Donius
Simons Jewelers
Catherine and Mark Bear
Ann* and Richard+ Dames
Julia and Al Hammerman
Lora and Rich Marcolla
SLU Campus
Patricia Thompson*
Diana and Stan Spellman
Valerie Beeson
Cuong Dang*
Mary and Donald Hansel
Lauren and Arnold Martens
Jenny Present Personalized Jewelry
Tri-Rinse, Inc.
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
John-Michael Erlendson
Spellman Brady & Company
Charlene and Thomas Benning
DD Design & Planning LLC
Martha Harbaugh
Elizabeth Higgins Mast*
Marjorie* and Claudius Pritchard
Beth and Robert* Tucker
Chris and Tom Eschen
St. Louis Actuaries Club
Eleanor and Milton+ Blakemore
Eva and Michael* De Vore
Catherine Harrigan*
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
Grace* and John Purcell
UMB Bank, N.A.
Patricia and Timothy* Fagin
Sterling Bank
Bluegrass Landscaping & Maintenance
Bonnie and Micheal Denney
Diane* and Larry Hays
Jen and Brian McCluskey
Beth Quick-Andrews* and
Michelle* and Chip* Unterberg
Judy and Harry Gaylor
Straub’s Market
Ann* and Donald Boyce
The DESCO Group
Betty Hayward*
Genie McKee*
Jim Andrews*
U-Win Auto Sales Inc.
Ersie Harris
Peggy Walter Symes
Lisa and Gregory Boyce
Mary Rose Desloge*
Anne (Fritzi) Nurre Heidt*
Dennis McMillen
Danielle and Dan* Rakers
Erin Verry
Hilton St. Louis Frontenac
Teresa* and Thomas Tighe
Christine BredenKoetter*
Leigh Deusinger and David Bruns
Colleen Hennessy* and
McMillen & Associates, P.C.
Susan and Michael Ramming
Janice and Dan Viele
Kathleen* and David Hollows
Mary* and Jules VanDersarl
and Andrew Podleski
Constance Murray Dorsey
Joseph Munshaw
Peggy and Jerry Michelson
Richard Rauscher*
Mary and Joseph Vogl
Irene Holubec and Abe Gootzeit
Marilyn and Peter Vincentini
Dorothy* and John Brennan
Helen Doyle
Anne and Kevin* Herr
Estate of Alice J. Miller
Cheryl and Lee Reid
Robin Vorel*
Pam and Bob Horwitz
Vincentini Plumbing
BRICO
Lily* and Samuel Duggan
Mary Francis Hoffman*
Jeffery Miller
Joe Rogers
Katie* and Martin Walsh
Lynne and Dennis Hummel
Juanita+ and George Walker
Cynthia Briggs and Thomas O’Brien
Duggan Contracting Corp.
Megan and Tom Holmes
Tracy Miller
Janet and Mark Roock
Candice and Jim Wells
Martha and Thomas Walker
Estate of Billie Broderick
Janet and William Edwards
Bonnie and Howard Hurwitz
Rocky and Dan Rosen
Wells Drug
Kelli* and Donald Anderson
Allyson* and Jacob* Crust
Malia Dunbar*
Stephanie Elfrink* and
Jamie Wottowa
Melinda* and Derek* Kueker
Katherine* and Ryan Louthan
Justin Panther*
Nicholas Profancik*
Lisa Willis*
Jessica* and Justin* Zimmerman
Nina* and Al Zimmermann
*ALUMNI
+DECEASED
Mary* and John Jermak
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Since 1872, the philanthropic spirit of
MOUTON SOCIETY MEMBERS
alumni and friends has been bestowed
upon Maryville University. Planned
gifts such as bequests, charitable gift
Thomas Adams
Rita Allen Glastris*
Mary Ellen Christman Mooney*
Erin Verry
Joseph Gummersbach
Monroe Rosenthal
Mary Ann and Bill Anderson
Leslie M. and Steven L. Goldberg
Mary Frances O’Connor Moriarty*
Dawn* and Edward Voss
Agnes Curren Hamm*
Janet Widmer Rothschild*
annuities, charitable remainder trusts
Anonymous* (6)
Agnes Deters Guhman*
Margaret F. Morrison*
Marie Waickman*
Grace Haren*
Madeleine T. Schmitt*
Anonymous
Susan Hackmann*
Paula Mae Munson*
Francine Templeman Wimsatt*
William Haren
Genevieve Padberg Schulz*
and charitable gifts of life insurance
Kathleen and Richard Baalmann
Nancy Bascom Hamilton*
Mary Catherine Murray*
Eleanor Withers*
Whitney Harris
John E. Simon
Vivian Berra
Jane Hassett, CSJ*
Jackie Savage Naunheim*
Janet Wright*
Elizabeth Fritsch Hayes*
Mary Gavin Slaughter*
have, and will continue to have, a major
Sharon Anne Bolton*
Joseph Hatley*
Janet Nevling*
Evelyn* and William Yuan
Elinor M. Hickerson*
Rosemarie Prange Striegel*
Pamela M. Bowman*
Robert Hayes
Shannon Niebrugge*
Alberta Curren Howe*
Mary Jane Stock Thaman*
impact on the future of the University.
Christine BredenKoetter* and
Tamra and Randy Haynes
Jacque Thaman Niekamp*
IN MEMOR IAM
William Isaacson
Benjamin F. Thomas
Andrew Podleski
Marisa Clogston Hegeman*
George T. Nolde, Jr.
Maryville University remembers
Mary Jane Johnson
Barbara Van Der Bosch*
Barbara Couzens Brennan*
Anne (Fritzi) Nurre Heidt*
Rosemary O’Neil*
with gratitude the following
Jacqueline Kaiser*
Lee Verry
Dottie Brennan*
Ruth Ann Heinzler*
Barbara Ottolini*
individuals who left an enduring
Ralph Kalish
Francis Waickman
Suzanne Bromschwig* and
Colleen E. Hennessy*
Barbara and Gerhard Petzall
legacy at Maryville through
Lois N. Kaufman
Marcella Whittington*
William Dolan
Kathleen* and David Hollows
Marguerite (Cookie) Kaulakis
their planned gift.
Joseph S. Kearney
Matilda Baker Wilbur*
Ann* and Dick Bugg
Cynthia M. Holten*
Potter-Feinberg*
Ursula Moloney Kelly*
Ann Smith Williams*
John Bush*
Tausha Hoover*
Kathy Quinn*
Mary Louise Adams*
Edith Kernaghan
David Williams
Nancee J. Byington*
Pam and Bob Horwitz
Kathe and Edgar Rasch
Leonore Cahill Aid*
Ella Marie Kinsella*
Eppes Hawes Williams* and
Rosalee Cavataio
Alice Isaacson*
Jean M. Raybuck*
Gloria Stabile Aron*
Pat Konert*
Herschel V. Williams
Barbara Cooney*
Winifred Beam Kessler*
Helen A. Riechmann*
Maxine L. Aumann
Lillian M. Link*
Roy Williams
Jackie* and Tim Danis
Rose Marie Koerner*
Patricia Robben*
Marie Griesedieck Benignus*
Irma Sue Macy
Mary Louise Woltering
Kathleen Brennan Danna*
Karen Kribs*
Margo Pezolt Rusnack* and
Bob Berra
Nancy Mangelsdorf*
Jo* and David Dean
Maude Leake*
Paul Rusnack
Jane Bierdeman-Fike*
Jo Brinckwirth Medart*
M. Katherine D’Esposito*
Zelia Stewart Lebeau*
Mary Anne* and Anthony Sansone
Ruth Costigan Corrigan*
Gertrude J. Meleton*
Arleen Mary Deters*
Zoe Lemcovitz*
Susan Scarpinato*
Marion F. Dallavalle*
Alice J. Miller
Patricia O’Brien Dolan*
Barbara and John A. Lewington
Robert E. Schoor and
John Dennis, Sr.*
Marion E. Moriarty
William A. Donius
Daylene G.* and Gary R.
Joan Luttig Schoor
Mildred S. Dennis*
Margaret Mullally Mudd*
Dennis Donnelly
Lichtenwalter
Barbara and John Siscel
Kathleen McAuliffe Desloge*
Mary Ellen Murray*
Roscoe Dorriere*
Mary O’Brien Long*
Tony Spielberg*
Leopold Deters, Jr.
Geraldine Nantz
Mary Cusick Drone*
Marsha and Keith Lovin
Denise M. Stauder*
Bonnie Dewes*
Eugene Naunheim
Dee Dee Dyreks-Travisano*
Becky and Dean Mann
Dolores* and Norman Supper
Medard J. Dineen
Marion A.* and Leo R. Newcombe
Roxanne Brennan Farkas*
Nancy* and James McClellan, Jr.
Harriet K. Switzer* and
Connie* and Walter Donius
Regina Newman
Barbara Kohl Finbloom*
Linda and Tim* McCoy
David L. Cronin
Mary Darst Donnelly*
Kathie O’Sullivan*
Lonnie Folks*
Genie McKee*
Peggy Walter Symes
Maureen Jennings Dwyer*
James Ottolini
Robert Gail*
Cheryl and Dick McKinley
Margaret and Jerry Thomasson
Caroline T. Gardner
Betty Pfaff*
Margaret* and Michael Galbraith
Janet McMahon*
Phyllis Tirmenstein
Betty Neher Goodall*
Kottee* and Bob Power
Katja Georgieff
Patti Mielke*
Vicki and Mike Touhey
Catherine Quinn Gummersbach*
M. Judy Reichmann*
The Mouton Society recognizes
the importance of planned gifts to
Maryville University and is named in
honor of Mother Marie Odeide Mouton,
RSCJ, ’35, who was Maryville’s first
president and a nationally prominent
pioneer in the field of education.
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Recognizing individual, corporate
2015—16 BENCHMARK CLUB
and foundation donors to Maryville
University for 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30
cumulative years (including the
30+ YE A R DO N ORS
Jeanne* and Michael Hevesy
Colette* and Martin+ Walsh
Lee* and Richard Condon
Karen and Richard* Kubb
Gayle* and Richard Reichle
20 YEA R D ON ORS
Edward Jones
Sharon and Kent Addison
Sandy* and David Jameson
Suzanne Desloge Weiss*
Clare Cribbin*
Karen* and Ron* Landolt
Clementine Reid*
Stacy* and Roland Alley Emerson
current fiscal year) through
Mary Ellen* and Edward Ahlheim
Mary* and William Kenny
and Charles Weiss
Kathleen Brennan Danna*
Patricia* and Thomas Laughlin
Kathleen Ribaudo*
Anonymous* (2)
Mary Ann* and John Esson
Rosemary* and William Blase
Nancy* and Alois Koller
Carmen and Carl* Wermuth
Jo* and David Dean
Nancy* and Thomas Lawton
Kathleen Rice*
Anne* and John Antonacci
Kum Soon Eum, RSCJ*
May 31, 2016. This list also includes
Beverly* and Richard Boedeker
Pat Konert*+
Erin Wheeler*
Mary Rose Desloge*
Zelia Lebeau*
Helen Rosenthal, RSCJ*
Constance* and John Bachmann
Patricia and Timothy* Fagin
Mary Kay Kramer Boland*
Mary Ann* and Robert Kriegshauser
Elise Steiner Wilson*
Arleen Mary Deters*
Barbara and John Lewington
Carole Coleman Rotter*
Karen Battaglia*
Dorothy (Chidie) Koltes Farley*
matching gift companies.
Ann* and Donald Boyce
Laura and Eugene* Kroupa
Francine Templeman Wimsatt*
Mary Ann* and George Diehr
Carolyn* and Billy Lindsay
Gretchen* and
Kelly* and Craig Baumer
and Philip Farley
Dorothy* and John Brennan
Mary* and Eugene+ Kroupa
and Joseph+ Wimsatt
Rosemary* and Louis+ Doerr
Mary* and Antonio Longrais
Earl Schellenberg
Mary Jane* and Archie Bearden
Roz* and Eugene Farley
Ninette Brierre* and
Francine* and Joseph Leritz
Eleanor Withers* and Ralph Kalish+
Kimberly* and James Doherty
Ann* and Michael Ludwig
Patricia Krygier Scott*
Mary Rita Benson* and
Mary Fehlig*
Christian Dauwalder
Mary Lou Martin*
Jane* and Edmond+ Worsley
Patricia Dolan*
Judith* and Henry Luepke
Ginny Schless Senkosky*
Eugene Pinkelmann
Carmen Silva Felker*
Jill Taylor Buyan*
Patsy* and Woods Martin
Evelyn* and William Yuan
Julie Burns Doll* and David Doll
Susan* and Leo MacDonald
Joan Sheehan*
Carolyn Billings*
Fidelity Investments
Virginia* and Richard Cannon
Anne* and James+ McCarthy
Margaret* and Bob Zwart
Constance Murray Dorsey*
Kathleen* and John MacDonough
Martha* and Battle Smith
Ann Boland* and Edward Cheknis
Charitable Fund
Sallie Clarke*
Patti Mielke*
Betty Byrne Eberle*
Gail* and Dan Mandell
Cathy* and Brian Sorenson
Patricia McLaughlin Bolling*
Janice Fiebiger*
Sally* and John Crowley
Brenda* and Barry Mills
2 5 Y EAR D ONOR S
Maggie* and Thomas Eggleston
Darrell* and Kenneth May
Sally Sosnoff*+
Tom Boudreau*
Barbara* and Neil Finbloom
Peggy and Tony* Dahlia
Missouri Colleges Fund, Inc.
Sarah* and William Angel
Joan* and James Emmert
Anne McAlister*
Alice* and Edward Spitznagel
Christine BredenKoetter* and
Geralyn* and Gary Frandsen
Ann* and Richard+ Dames
Monsanto Fund
Anheuser-Busch InBev
Jane Thomas Ericson*
Patty* and Greg McCaskill
Lynn* and William Stadnyk
Andrew Podleski
Anne Field Godlewski*
Mary Derbes*
MaryKay* and James Muehlbauer
Anonymous*
Linda* and Lawrence Fikes
Kathleen* and Joseph McCurdy
Kate Steele*
Barbara* and Leo Brennan
Charlotte* and
Kathleen McAuliffe Desloge*+
Sue* and Jim+ Nash
Marge* and Ron Aylward
Mary Edith*+ and Cornelius Flynn
Sheila McDonnell*
Joanne* and John Sullivan
Dorothy* and Reginald Brooks
Kenneth* Goeddel
Nadine Beardslee Donahue*
Jacque Thaman Niekamp*
Penny* and Robert Barnicle
Eileen and Lonnie* Folks
Genie McKee*
Jane Venneman Sulze* and
Madeline* and Thomas Burke
Estate of Mary E. Goodall*
Connie*+ and Walter+ Donius
Theresa* and Thomas Obermeyer
Martha Barrett*
Diane* and Leo Frerker
James E. McKee, Jr.
Joseph Sulze
Stephanie* and John Burns
Joyce Plante Gotfredson*
Georgiann* and Leo Donovan
Gloria Serrano O’Brien*
Jean Bartunek, RSCJ*
Katja Georgieff
Janet McMahon*
Dolores* and Norman Supper
Margaret Caire, RSCJ*
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Emilie Wilger Dressler*
Mary Bick Paynter*
Estate of Marie Griesedieck Benignus*
Barbara* and Joseph Gill
Mary Frances O’Connor Moriarty*
Maureen Corcoran Sutton* and
Mary* and James Cary
Mary Dean Grote*
Barbara Maley Eberle*
Marjorie* and Claudius Pritchard
Mary Helen* and Donald Beran
Rita Glastris*
Margaret* and James Morrison
Lawrence Sutton
Theodora* and Carmine Cerino
Mary Grace* and William Guyol
Kathleen* and Thomas Edquist
Carolyn Puricelli-Boyd*
Estate of Jane Bierdeman-Fike*
Susan* and John Gorman
Bette* and David Mueller
Lisa and Steve Teczar
Karen* and Jack Clark
Nancy* and Peter Hadler
Mary* and Richard Ernst
Sharon and John* Quinn
Janet Binder*
Marion* and Bernard+ Griesedieck
Nancy* and Joseph Mueller
Bernadette Thibodeau*
Victoria* and Norman Clark
Nancy Bascom Hamilton* and
Mary Ellen Finch
Kathe and Edgar Rasch
Carole* and James+ Blackburn
Carla* and William Grieve
Kathie* and Ken Mundschenk
Anne* and James Tlapek
Anne* and John* Cochran
Edward Hamilton
Ann Krewet French*
Ellen* and Anthony Ribaudo
Maire* and William Braun
Agnes Guhman*
Lucy* and Thomas Neal
Addie* and Phil Tomber
Joan* and Alan Connor
Ann Heuertz*
Alma* and Harry Gates
Helen Riechmann*
Suzanne Bromschwig* and
Susan* and Frank Hackmann
Janet* and Lorin Nevling
Mary McNally Valder*
Monica* and Bart Connors
Skip Heyman*
Rosemary Gidionsen*
Susan* and David Sanders
William Dolan
Nancy* and William Hamilton
Kathleen* and John O’Connor
Mary* and Jules VanDersarl
Barbara* and James Cooney
Deborah Higginbotham*
Florence Haas*
Susan*+ and Gerard Sandweg
Ann* and Dick Bugg
Antoinette and Allen* Hampton
Jeanne Burke O’Fallon*
Katie* and Martin Walsh
Kathryn* and Aubrey Cox
Lisa* and Paul Hilton
Martha Harbaugh
Katharine* and Stephen Scates
Carmen* and Peter Bush
Pam and Bob Horwitz
Mary Ann Murphy Orchard*
Jayne Merz Watson*
Pam* and Tom Culliton
Ellen* and Richard Horner
Diane* and Larry Hays
Madeleine Schmitt*+
Rosemary* and Timothy Caragher
Barbara Hugenberg*
Mignon Ferrier Parker*
Beatriz* and John Wehrmann
Robin and Greg* Dannegger
Gail* and Larry Hughson
Betty Hayward*
Connie Schwarze*+
Anne* and William Carleton
Phyllis Goldberg Hyken*
Mary Holmes Peistrup* and
Patricia* and Burton Went
Eva and Michael* De Vore
Mimi* and Darold Jackson
Anne (Fritzi) Nurre Heidt*
Mary Patricia* and Joseph Stewart
Katherine Kelly Cawood*
Jean* and Robert Kaufmann
Jack Peistrup
Lynn* and Frank Wharton
Shelia* and Domenic Dell’Osso
Dorothy and Jim Jacobsen
Colleen Hennessy* and
Patricia* and Robert+ Thompson
Phenix* and Shu Cheuk
Bebe Conrad Kennedy*
Barbara and Gerhard Petzall
Nancy Williams
Katherine D’Esposito*
Eileen* and Gerald Jarc
Joseph Munshaw
Anne DeBold Trahan*
Mary* and Joseph Civello
Helen* and George Kleine
Betty Pfaff*+
Willis Towers Watson
Linda* and Michael Drohlich
Dorothy Jenkins-Hassler* and
Anita Henry*
The UPS Foundation, Inc.
Mary Jane Collopy*
Rose Marie Koerner*
Kathy* and Monte Purcelli
Lily* and Samuel Duggan
David Hassler
Diana* and Eugene Kovarik
Victoria Rajca, RSCJ*
Mary and James* Eaton
Patricia Sullivan Heller*
Marie Vohsen*
Anne Hartman Waller*
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Ed Kaiser
Marguerite (Cookie) Kaulakis
15 YE A R DO N ORS
Commerce Bank
Karen* and Dick Herman
Joni* and Robert Kaiser
Potter-Feinberg*
Deborah* and Michael* Abbott
Katharine Culhane* and Andrew Harris
Patricia* and Lee Hochstein
Berta* and Wishwa Kapoor
Beth Quick-Andrews* and
Annette* and Steven Adams
Janet Johnson Dalton*
Victoria and Paul* Hockett
Mary* and Richard Katis
Jim Andrews*
Catherine* and William Angell
Jean* and Karl Das
Kathleen* and David Hollows
Beverly* and William Kesler
Roxanne Egan Quigley*
Argent Financial Group, Inc
Suzanne* and Vincent DeBlaze
Barbara and Robert* Isermann
Deborah* and Steven Knapp
Kathy Quinn*
Linda* and Robert Ayres
Mimi* and Alex Denes
Alice Jensen and Robert Dowdle
Peggy* and John Kolb
Karen* and Elott Raffety
Christine* and James Baker
Shirlee Donnan*
Anita Johnson
Betty and Frank Kutilek
Georgia* and Francis Rankin
Ellen Balke-Jones* and David Jones
Joan* and Edward* Eigelberger
Janet and Keith Johnston
Jacquelynn* and Joseph LaMartina
Jean Raybuck*
Patrice Cramer Bardenheier*
Enterprise Holdings, Inc.
Barbara* and Edward Juettemeyer
Rita Landry, RSCJ*
Eleanor Reichert*
Ann* and Edward Barnidge
Laura Farkas*+
Ruth* and Philip Karst
Catherine* and Bill Lange
Therese* and Kevin Reid
Corinne* and William Barry
Marie* and Allen+ Fauke
Polly Kasper*
Liz* and James Lanigan
Barbara Rice*
Donna* and David Beaman
Dorothy* and Edward Filippine
Arnold Kaulakis
Marsha and Keith Lovin
Karen* and Dan Rocchio
Rhonda* and James Beane
Vicki* and Ronald Flier
Demetra Kelly*
Jane Bourke Luckhaupt*
Margo* and Paul Rusnack
Linda* and Mark Becker
Christina* and Brad Frank
Linda and Ray* Kendrick
Dorothea* and Bartholomew Margiotta
Charmion Russell*
Shelly* and Cedar Beel
Eileen and Robert* Frese
Rosemary* and Robert Kilgore
Clara* and Eddie Mason
Judy and John* Schembri
Chris Belcher*
Betty* and John Fullerton
Adelaide and Robert Kistner
Elizabeth Higgins Mast*
Karen* and Gerald Scholbe
Linda* and William Belcher
Sr. Mary L. Gavan, RSCJ*
Diane* and Robert Lambert
Susan* and Roy Maurer
Teresa* and Stephen Schwarz
Margaret and James* Belcher
Carolyn George*
Jenny and Bob Lane
Jan McNabb, RSCJ*+
Janet Musial Schwarze*
Carol* and Peter Benoist
Linda* and Joel Gerstle
Lisa Langeneckert*
Tom Menary*
Joan* and Eugene Sehl
Catherine Bishop*
Christine and D.J.* Gidionsen
Carol Lehr*
Estate of Alice J. Miller
Julie*+ and Jack Stein
Angela Bommarito*
Barbara* and William Giese
Kathy and Jim* Lunan
Mary Miller* and Carmelo Monti
Moira* and John Steuterman
Katherine and Jerry* Bourbon
Celia Giltinan-Kneip* and Joseph Kneip
Linda* and Rod MacDonald
Jane Waguespack Molony*
Margaret Strom, RSCJ*
Mary Ann Boyce*
Mary Glenn*
Debbie* and Michael Mahaffy
Mary Ellen Christman Mooney*
Jeanne* and Robert Sullivan, Jr.
Cecily* and Albert Brancaccio
Sherri and Rick Goldman
Jill* and Brent Maher
Elizabeth Jones Mudd*+
Victoria* and Mark Sullivan
Amy* and Brian* Brinkley
Greater Saint Louis Community
Mary Kay Mann*
N. Madeleine Munday, RGS*+
Harriet Switzer and David Cronin
Barbara Budde*
Foundation
Patricia Marcanik*
Mary Catherine* and Alfred+ Murray
Jane* and David Teed
Andrea* and Charles Bull
Constance* and Peter Green
Anne* and Todd Matheis
Margie* and Raja Muthukumaru
Mary Sue Thomas, GNSH*
Lee Conway Burke*
Judy Greenley*
Rosalie* and Thomas McClard
Jackie Savage Naunheim*
Barbara Valdes*+
Nancee* and Wayne Byington
Grey Eagle Distributors, Inc
Marie* and Thomas McCloskey
Christine Obermeier*
Gail* and Samuel+ Vandover
Stephanie Camden*
Judie Sullivan Haas* and James Haas
Ann* and Brian McConnachie
Gerry* and Frank Obermeier
Erin Verry
Betty Campbell*
Jill* and Brian Hahs
Helen McCulloch, RSCJ*
Nancy* and John+ Olson
Margaret Billing Villar*
Paula* and James Cantwell
Mary* and John Handley
Barbara* and King McElroy
Rosemary O’Neil*
Kim* and Charles* Welker
Korisa* and Andrew Carbone
Helen*+ and Lee Hanson
Peggy Padberg McGarry*
Patricia Parker*
Carol Wheeler, RSM*
Maureen* and Frank* Castulik
Catherine Harrigan*
Catherine* and Kenneth McGinity
Gwen Larke Pike*
Carlotta Crane Wider
Tammie* and Jeffrey Clementz
Kitty Sinclare Hasche*
Helen* and Joseph McGlynn, Jr.
Patricia* and David Willis
Elizabeth and Gregg* Cole
Yvonne Arnold Hayes*
Michael McKinney*
Commerce Bancshares Foundation
Rosie* and George Heil
Nancy* and David McKinney
Jennifer and Terrence* Hennessey
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Carol Melka*
Johanna* and Schuyler Shipley
10 YE A R DO N ORS
Cynthia Briggs and Thomas O’Brien
Jane Fetick*
Jane Hollo*
Patricia* and Daniel Leary, Jr.
John* and Joyce Mullen
Suzanne* and David Roth
Cricket* and John Vandover
Mary Ann Mercante and Richard Hodel
Paul Sikorski*
Jeanne* and Thomas Abbott
Laura* and Timothy Brown
Madeleine* and Thomas Finn
Home Health Care Foundation
Clemence S. Lieber Foundation
Penny and Matthew* Myers
Nancy* and Joseph Rowley
Vanguard Charitable
Beverly Meyer*
Patricia Simpson*
Stephen Adkisson*
Paula* and Adam* Buffa
Fireman’s Fund Foundation
Janet* and Frederick Horner
Rhonda* and Matthew Liesenfeld
Heidi and Raymond* Nabzdyk
Deann and Michael* Rubin
Endowment Program
Shana and Michael* Meyer
Jo Ann* and Barry Smith
Amalea Adzick*
Janice* and Jeffrey Burnett
Michael Flaton*
Amy* and Jeffrey* Hunter
Lynne Lieux, RSCJ*
Julia Nester Nelson*
Pamela* and Patrick* Ryan
Patricia Daly Verde*
Julie* and Charles Michelson
Deanna Zahrli Snyders*
The Aerospace Corporation
Denise* and Homer Busse
Mary Jane* and Kevin Flynn
Teresa* and Russell Hutchens
Carol* and Richard Littlefield
Marjorie* and Charlie Neubert
Sharon* and Robert Sanker
Mary*+ and G. David Voges
Doris* and Kenneth Mihill
St. Louis Marriott West
After Four Photographics
Margaret* and Lawrence Byrne
Heather* and Deric Foderingham
Randee* and Myron Jacobs
Janet Pildner Lockhart*
Debra* and Ronald Neustadt
Kay* and Mark Saur
Dennis Wachtel
Kathryn Minvielle*
St. Luke’s Hospital
Anna and Raymond Albert
Elizabeth Carroll*
Donna and Ronnie* Fredman
Lisa* and Pat* Jaegers
Susan* and Michael Lorenz
Julie* and Eric Nichols
Donna and Robert* Scherbring
Erica* and Brian Waldau
Missouri Arts Council
Veronika Stancius*
Mary and Jack Albrecht
Catherine and Michael* Cahill
Marleen* and Steven Frein
Pamela and Rush* James
Nadene and William* Lovelace
Lucie Nordmann, RSCJ*
Mary Schroeder*
Donna* and Jerry Walker
Miriam* and Charles Mittler
Frank Stary
Leann Allemann-Bailey* and
Eugene Cannon
Catherine Galanti*
Mary Louise Jenkins, RSCJ*
Kathy and Dave Luther
Melissa* and Brendon North
Michelle* and John Schumacher
Robert Walsh*
Judith* and James+ Mullen
Mary Lou Steffens*
Travis Bailey
Mary Ellen Chapin*
Margaret* and Michael Galbraith
Mary* and John Jermak
Nancy Macklin
Novus International, Inc.
Tonya* and Philip Schwartz
Dorothy and John* Warner
Ellen Nelson, RSCJ*
Julie* and Arnold Steinlage
Gail* and Steve* Allen
Chesterfield Printing, Inc.
Jeni and Brian* Gardner
Janet* and John Johnstone
Suzanne Magee*
Rosemary* and Douglas O’Brien
Kathleen and Timothy* Sevcik
Sandra* and David Washington
Jacqueline* and Rockney Nelson
Joan* and Jules Stiber
Maha Alul*
Marsha* and James Clark
Gateway City Big Band
Linda* and Richard Jones
The Magic House, St. Louis
Elizabeth Ogorzalek*
Patricia* and Saturnino Silva
Pat* and Robert Waters
Cloe* and George Nisbet
Dolores Thornton Stollhans*
Ameristar Casino St. Charles
Sue* and Jason Clifton
Shirline* and Donald Getter
Victoria* and Donald Judson
Children’s Museum
Mary Margaret O’Hallaron*
Barbara and Lawrence Smith
Marie Weber*
Susan O’Donnell*
Cheryl* and Carl Strackeljahn
Beverly Anastasoff*
Communication Partners, Inc.
Carrie* and Brian Gettinger
Sharon Karam, RSCJ*
Thomas* and Mary Rose Maher
Sara and Sverre* Olsen, Jr.
Society of Actuaries
Mary Ellen* and James Wehmer
Robbin* and Bruce Oehler
Mary Ellen* and Glenn Strebeck, Jr.
Anonymous* (2)
Lillian Conaghan, RSCJ*
Sharon Gill*
William T. Kemper Foundation— Deborah* and Joseph Malkowski
Gail and Gary Olson
Cheryl* and Michael Sommer
Marilyn* and David Weinkauff
Patricia* and Robert Otto
Michelle Stuckel*
Mary and Dennis* Anthonis
Shawn* and Mark* Conley
Mary Ann Girshner*
Commerce Bank, Trustee
Clare* and James Martin
Jack O’Neill
Ruth and Darin* Sorrell
Julie* and David* Welch
Cassie Pate*
Karen and Jerry Tabak
Sallie* and James* Ash
Mary Ruth Hassett Cordeal*
Charles Godar
Chris and Darrel Kern
Ramsey Maune
Barbara* and James+ Ottolini
Denise Stauder*
Wells Fargo & Co.
Cindy* and Zig Peret
Pamela* and Alvertis Thomas
Nancy* and John+ Auld
Lanny Hoy Corley* and Frank Gruchalla
Susan Goff*
Kimberly and Richard Kilgore
Katherine Haack Maxwell*
Ann* and Terrence Peters
Donna and Jack* Stewart
Dorothy White*
The Pfizer Foundation, Inc.
Teresa* and Thomas Tighe
Kathryn and Robert* Bachmann
Carol and Tyrone* Cottingham
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Martha* and Jerry King
Tobe* and Burke May
Stephanie and Keith*+ Pittillo
Sherry and Stan Stopke
Luanne and Alan* Williams
Carol* and Lee Placio
Phyllis Timperman*
Anita and Joseph* Bacon
Jake and Andrew Craig
Grimco Inc.
Jeanne Barton Kirkton*
Rodney McCann*
Rena* and Theodore+ Ponfil
Cathy Strauss*
Stephenie and Stephen* Winze
Jana* and James Pruitt
Elizabeth Rosenthal Troilo* and
Gloria Hoffman Bahn*
Susan* and Matthew* Crawford
Paula Gruner, RSCJ
Kirkwood Florist, Inc.
Jen and Brian McCluskey
Arlene Prather-O’Kane* and
Norman J. Stupp Foundation—
Jeanne* and Michael Wood
Sheila* and Thomas Quinn
Phil Troilo
John Baltrushunas
Laurel Curtis*
Charles Gulas* and Gilbert Smith
Emily* and Richard Koch
Patty* and James McCulloch
Stephen O’Kane
Commerce Bank, Trustee
Loretta Stock Wooten*
Richard Rauscher*
Sara* and Harry Troutman
Susan* and John* Bandi
Margaret* and William Daniels
Melinda* and Gary Gunterman
Stephanie* and Mike Koch
Rosemary McElwee*
Kimberly* and Antonio Profumo
Lucy Sullivan*
Edith* and Martin Younger
Michelle and Mark* Redel
Michelle* and Chip* Unterberg
Mary and Frank* Banotai
Devin Day*
Ramsey Hamadi*
Jeanne* and Albert Koebbe
Vicki* and Gene McFerron
Protective
Monica and Martin* Sweidel
Karen* and Kenneth Zaegel
Peggy* and James Reinert
Clare Sullivan Walsh*
Joni and William Barry
The Dayton Foundation
Ann Callahan Harris*
Karen Kribs*
Nancy and Duane McGormley
Michael Raife
Mary Ann and Jim Switzer
Kate and Mark* Ritter
Joyce* and Thomas Walsh
Amy* and Beau* Bartoni
The DESCO Group
Mabel* and Robert Harvey
Kathleen Kroupa*
Peggy McGrath* and Patrick Terrio
Danielle and Dan* Rakers
Peggy Walter Symes
Kathleen Robbins*
Debbie* and Mark Weingarth
Virginia Beck*
Barbara Distler*
Karen Hernandez*
Sharon* and John Kueneke
Joan* and John McGraw
Barbara Ramming*
Paula* and Stan* Teabeau
Martha Robbins* and Walter Bowman
Julie* and Michael Wendell
Bell Electrical Contractors
William A. Donius
Anne and Kevin* Herr
Diane and Michael* Kuhlmann
Tracy and Michael* McMonigle
Ann Paynter Starrs Rapp*
Carol Imbruce Theuer* and
Nancy* and John Rohlfing
Charlotte Berger Westerhold*
Carrie* and Paul* Bequette
Mary Hurley Doubek*
Veronica Hilyard* and Harley Smith
Karen* and Matthew Kuppinger
Anne McNary*
Amy Rauscher
Richard Theuer
Veronica* and George Schaufelberger
Susan Willeat*
Susan and Thomas* Berkel
Margaret* and Dennis Droege
Joanne* and Alan Hoeckelman
LANDCO Construction
Susan Blood Meiners*
Joanne* and John Reilly
Anna* and Stanley Thomas
Margaret Scherer*
Nancy* and Sidney Williams
Linda and Charles Berry
Steven Duda*
Joanna* and Louis* Hoerr
Margaret* and James Lang
Donna Melka*
Mary Ann* and John Reinhardt
Diane* and Rick Tinucci
Stephanie and Mark* Schnuck
Rose Mary Suliburk Wood*
Mary Jane Bookstaver, OP*
Jan* and Robert Eade
Dolores* and Richard Hoffman
Louise Langbein*
Margaret Moffatt*
Mona* and Gilbert Resnik
Beth and Robert* Tucker
Christine and Dennis* Schuetz
Diana* and Ronald Youngclaus
Alice and William Borchardt
Kareen Emeran*
Mary Francis Hoffman*
Lange and Lange
Esther Morrissey*
Maria Reynolds-Diaz* and John Diaz
Kate* and Chris* Turner
Mary* and Richard Schulte
Janet* and Donald Zachritz
Laurie and Andrew Bova
Susan Schurk Emerson*
Laura* and Dennis Hoguet
Sue and Craig Larson
Stacey* and Stuart* Morse
Patricia Rice*
Tina* and Stephen Uihlein
Linda Shead*
Deborah* and Peter Zagray
Kathleen and Michael* Breeding
Mary* and Neill Everitt
Ruth* and Joseph Hollenback
Peggy* and Richard Lauer
Kathleen* and Richard Mueller
Gina* and Terry* Richter
The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
Sydney* and Gregory Muenster
Mary Riethmann*
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Every number tells a story, and the stories are
2015—16 NUMBERS AT A GLANCE
inspiring. Maryville’s recent historic growth is
E XP E N S E S
evidenced by all major indicators. Enrollment
TOTAL ENROLLMENT (in thousands)
growth has fueled budget and programmatic
TOTAL
EXPENSES
$76,770,140
private gift support from key sectors — alumni,
Administration
and Institutional
$14,942,434
friends, corporations and foundations. This
2008
support in turn further fuels enrollment.
2016
3.3
6.4
Sharp increases in traditional and nonInstruction and
Academic Support
$33,692,905
TOTAL
REVENUE
$83,354,387
TOTAL
SURPLUS
$6,584,247
growth in every area and helped increase
E XP E N S E S
Student Services
$8,755,315
traditional student groups reflect Maryville’s
student-centered focus through initiatives
like Digital World, a revolutionary approach to
Auxiliary Enterprises
$6,764,443
Plant Maintenance
$4,146,749
Depreciation and Interest
$8,468,294
learning, and the holistic new Life Coach
advising program. New clubs and organizations
TOTAL SURP LUS (in millions)
have been added, along with athletic offerings
in varsity, intramural and club sports.
Growing numbers of alumni have increased
R E VE N U E
their engagement with Maryville. The spiking
2008
attendance numbers for Alumni Weekend are
2016
2.3
6.6
testament to the deep connection graduates
hold with their alma mater, and even nonalumni with no previous ties support Maryville’s
Auxiliary Enterprises
$8,919,096
Total Tuition
and Fees
$68,261,684
Gifts, Government Grants
and Contracts
$7,268,177
Investment Income
$1,107,366
*Not shown: Gain (Loss) on
Investments (—$2,201,936)
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community efforts like Kids Rock Cancer and
the Walker Scottish Rite Speech Clinic.
At the same time, corporations and foun-
DUCHESNE SOCIETY MEMBERS
dations support Maryville’s outreach to underserved school districts, as well as academic
programs and scholarships.
Maryville is thriving, by the numbers.
2008
2016
226
537
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CREDITS
Produced by Maryville University
Office of Integrated Marketing and Communications
Marcia Sullivan, Vice President
Courtney Haller, Marketing Specialist
Janet Edwards, Associate Director of Editorial Services
Office of Institutional Advancement
Contributing Writers: Mariah Bohanon, Maureen Zegel
Contributing Photographers: Chris Corrie,
Dan Donovan, Thomas James, Bob Srenco
Graphic Design: Cisneros Design | cisnerosdesign.com
This report is available online at maryville.edu
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