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Wayne Aaron and Maria Elizabeth Mendicino Aaron, BA’91, MD’95
Gabriel Abella (parent)
Robert R. Abeln, BA’70, and Sara Walkenharst Abeln
Lee E. Abelson, BA’75, and L. Iris Abelson
John M. Abernathy III, BA’74, and Mia L. Abernathy
Thomas E. Abernathy IV, BA’63, JD’67, and Janis M. Abernathy (parents)
Walter A. Abernathy, BA’58, and Nancy Putney-Abernathy
Jared Schuyler Abrams, BA’05
Donald and Melissa Ackley (parents)
Salvador V. Acosta Jr., BA’74, and Suzanne E. Hutchinson
Clifton Howell Adams, BA’01
Frank A. Adams, BA’68
Harold Glen Adams and Michelle Prud’Homme, BA’84
Jimmy Leonard Adams, BA’99
John Oliver Adams Jr.
John Ross Adams, BS’97, and Emily Cain Adams
Ben C. Adams Jr., JD’81, and Katherine Bell Adams, BA’78 (parents)
Marion S. Adams Jr., BA’53 (parent)
Richard W. Adams Jr., BA’74
V. R. Adams, BA’77
Aaron Weldon Aday, BS’05
C. Mark Aderman, BA’68, and Kathryn Ann Aderman
William C. Adkisson, BA’71, and Julie Gillespie Adkisson, BA’75 (parents)
Jack E. Agee and Lynn Smith Agee, BA’58
Frank and Diane Agostino (parents)
Frederick T. Agricola III, BA’71, and Mary J. Agricola
Heather Hess Agrons
Humberto and Kattya Aguilar (parents)
Timothy and Gina Aguirre (parents)
Catherine Ann Ahern, BA’72
Abu and Nayeema Ahmad (parents)
Fritz Tanschka and K. Porter Aichele, BA’69, MA’71
George G. Aiken and Deborah Metcalfe Aiken, BA’82
Bernard E. Akin, BA’59, and Lois M. Akin
Rebecca Cochran Akin, BA’71
Robert Bennett Aland, BA’84, MBA’86, and Kelly O’Connor Aland, BS’85
Megan Zahra Alavi, BA’05
Russell and Marilyn Albanese (parents)
Jack Albright and Peggy Warren Albright, BA’49
Thomas A. Alderson, BA’78, and Caroline Wiser Alderson, BA’80
Albert G. Aldi, EDD’89, and Rosemary G. Aldi
Sam Al-Droubi
Blake Edward Alexander, BA’09
David and Ingrid Alexander (parents)
Elise Pritchett Alexander, BA’41, MA’42
James E. Alexander Jr., BA’67, MD’74, and Elizabeth Urban Alexander, BA’69, MAT’71
Carter M. Stewart, BA’89, and Michelle Loren Alexander
Urey W. Alexander Jr., BA’67, and Sheryl Kathryn Carman Alexander, BA’67 (parents)
Florain and Rose-Christine Alex (grandparents)
Steven and Marissa Alex (parents)
William L. Alford, BA’48, and Zula Ruth Wiggs Alford, BA’48
Octavio Aliffi and Betsy Van Vleck Aliffi, BS’81
Mahamed A. Ali and Rausanara B. Ali
Alison Hopkins Allen, BA’78 (parent)
Carl Edward Allen, BA’82, and Trina R. Wiggins
E. Clement Allen and Sarah K. Allen
Kimberly Lynn Allen, BA’02
Lorin B. Allen Jr., BA’63, and Elizabeth Allen
Martha H. A. Allen (parent)
Nancy Hunt Allen, BA’61 (parent)
Robert E. Allen Jr., BA’48, JD’51, and Antoinette Lawson Allen
Robert Moore Allen, BA’61, and Jo Lynn Palmer Allen, MA’61
Wendall E. Allen, BA’58, MA’61, and Joan M. Allen
William M. Allen, BA’72, and Sara Anderson Allen, BA’69
William W. Allen III and Gayle Grizzard Allen, BA’66
Elizabeth Biggs Allin, BA’74
Fred Allison Jr., MD’46, and Clara Knox Allison, BA’47
John S. Allison Jr., BA’72, and Betsy A. Fitzgerel
Bond Almand Jr. and Virginia Neal Almand, BA’64 (parents)
Clopper Almon Jr., BA’56, and Joan Almon
Robert J. Alpern and Lynne Shapiro Alpern, BA’65
John D. Alspach, BA’65
Peter Bruce Alter, BA’87, and Lauren Alter
Jonathan and Leslie Altus (parents)
Sarah Lynn Alvarez, BA’08
Bevan Bridges Alvey and Sharon Rose Kresse, BS’80
Ellaway and Francina Amiker (parents)
Timothy Edward Amsbary, BA’89, and Michelle M. Amsbary
Mark Emerson Anderegg, BS’04, and Angela Marie Sanders Anderegg, BA’04
Daniel Patrick Anderson and Catherine McDonnell Anderson, BA’84
Donald A. Anderson, BA’64, and Lorraine C. Anderson
F. Scott Anderson, BA’78, and Paula Banks Anderson
John F. Anderson Jr., BA’59, and Ann Linton Anderson, BA’59
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson (parents)
Scott and Katherine Anderson (parents)
Keith Gregory Anderson, BS’80, and Katherine M. Anderson
Lauren Renée Anderson, BA’10
Maurice Dean Anderson Jr., BA’81, and Cynthia Blackwell Anderson
Sally Smith Anderson
Steven Alan Anderson, BA’82, and Carol Ann D. Anderson
Thomas Raney Anderson, BA’70, and Carolyn DeLeon Anderson
William B. Anderson III, BA’74, and Elizabeth S. Anderson
Frank M. Andrews and Carol Coles Andrews, BA’85
Jay R. Andrews and Debbie McParland Andrews, BA’79
Ethan William Andrews, BA’90, and Jennifer J. Andrews
Patrick and Melinda Andrews (parents)
Michael Becker Andry, BA’85, and Catherine T. Hubbard Andry
Richard John Andry and Sarah Wilson Andry, BA’71
Gregory Scott Angel and Emily Rose Skinner, BS’05
Stuart and Anne Angowitz (parents)
Louis and Lora Annunziata (parents)
Robert H. Anthony and Nancy Bargo Anthony, BA’72
Philip D. Antonelli II and Jennifer L. Rodgers, BA’88
Henry E. Apfelbaum, BA’61, and Judith Z. Apfelbaum
Cornelius C. Apffel Jr., BA’66, and Jane Wimberly Apffel, BA’66
Katharine Elizabeth Appel, BA’08, MAC’09
Andrew and Sally Appleby (parents)
Pablo Arango, BA’93, MD’97
Richard and Renate Arenstorf (parents)
Andre G. Argeaux, BA’72, and Lynn Holston Argeaux
A. John Armstrong, BA’63, and Anne Alexander Armstrong, BA’66
Joseph Armstrong and Ellen Thomas Armstrong, BS’87, MED’88
Marianne Therese Armstrong, BA’04
Susan Sastry Armstrong, BA’95
Thomas Whit Armstrong Jr., BS’99, and Elizabeth Miller Armstrong, BA’00
Thomas B. Arnau, BA’76
James C. Arnett, BA’58, and Mary Ann Johnson Arnett, BA’59
James E. Arnett and Nancy Spratt Arnett, BA’73 (parents)
Ryan Christopher Arney, BA’96, and Marisa Bryn Hudson Arney, BA’96
Dewitt W. Arnold, BA’69, and Judith Arnold
Donald Arnold and Tamara K. Ehlert (parents)
Dan S. Arnold Jr. and Frances Avery Arnold, BA’64
Frederick Liles Arnold, BA’80, and Susan Arnold
Neil Arnold Jr. and Nancy Trapp Arnold, BA’69
Daniel H. Aronson, BA’79, and Joanne F. Aronson
Michael and Laura Palmer Aronstein (parents)
George Reed Arrants Jr., BA’84, and Kimberly Lynn O’Block Arrants, BA’85
Greg and Marouso Arsenis (parents)
Thomas Clifton Arterberry, BA’06
William and Susan Arzt (parents)
Howard F. Ashburn, BA’67, and Blenda Ashburn
D. Ryan Ashcraft, BS’99, and Margaret Ide Ashcraft, BA’99
Carlton R. Asher Jr., JD’69, and Florence White Asher, BA’65, MLS’67
James and Dale Ash (parents)
Charles Earl Askew, BA’62
Mariam Shahla Assadian, BA’09
James Z. Assef and Rosalyn Sarmiento Assef, BA’85
Daniel and Augustina Assibu (parents)
Robert Astrove and Lyda Larkins Astrove, BA’80
Jeremy Atack and Rebecca W. Atack
Andrew Stevenson Atherton, BA’04
Robert and Elizabeth Atherton (parents)
Neal H. Attermann, BA’74, and Dora Attermann (parents)
Andrew Atwood
Thomas and Marilyn August (parents)
Leon and Jan Augusty (parents)
Thomas Barclay Aulet, BA’08
Michael L. Aurbach
Ingram C. Austin, BA’60, and Christie Stagg Austin
Philip and Patricia Austin (parents)
Kirk Avent, BA’61, and Nancee Neel
Caroline Rittenberry Avisar, BA’94
Dennis L. Avner, BA’69
Carlin and Brenda Axelrod (grandparents)
Elizabeth Sanner Ayala, BA’99
John C. Ayers and Mary L. Ayers
Stephen Vaughan Ayers, BE’68, and Sandra Mitchell Ayers, BA’68 (parents)
Brad Ayres and Dana Wilcox Ayres, BA’96
Matthew Ayres and Sylvia Lucia Parra, BS’94, MD’98
Walid and Mary Azzo (parents)
Jo-Anne Bachorowski
Frank Joseph Backer and Marie Taylor Backer, BA’72
Eric Bruce Backstrom and Emily Estes Love Backstrom, BS’97
David and Deborah Marland (parents)
Philip A. Baedecker and Mary Jo LaFuze Baedecker, BA’64
Lygia Baehr-Mandell (parent)
Dennis R. Baer, BA’70, JD’73, and Emily Angel Baer (parents)
Harry and Caryl Baetjer (parents)
Thomas O. Bagley and Peggy Moyers Bagley, BA’51 (parents)
Richard H. Bagley and Elaine Patterson Bagley, BA’70
Thomas Owen Bagley Jr., BA’79, and Lynn Holladay Bagley
Annaliese Angelica Bagwell, BA’00
Martin Shone Bahar, BA’06
W. Lee Bailey, BA’82
Martha Louise Hake, BA’41 (parent)
Charles E. Bain and Marjorie Baker Bain, BA’55
Edward Howell Baird and Holliday Lynn Lewis Baird, BA’80
Michael and Judy Herrerra Baird (parents)
Andrew David Baker, BA’88, and Jody Baker
Bradford J. Baker and Barbara Miller Baker, BS’86
Bryan Ward Baker, BA’78, and Claire Zivley Baker, BA’79
Carole B. Baker, BA’61, MLAS’97
Edward L. Baker Jr., BA’68, and Pamela Taylor Baker, BA’69
Robert Kenneth Baker and Elizabeth Hightower Baker, BA’85
James G. Baker Jr., BA’67, and Suzanne P. Baker (parents)
L. Bradley Baker and Joyce Tureman Baker, BA’61
Linda J. Baker, BA’70
Thomas B. Baker III and Lynne Rudder Baker, BA’66, MA’71, PHD’72
Sarah Coleman Baker, BS’97
William T. Baker Jr., BA’63, JD’66
Douglas R. Bald and Kimberly Alario Bald, BA’80
Christopher Barry Baldwin, BA’96, and Danielle Bruno Baldwin, BA’97
Diane Duncan Baldwin, BA’61, MA’74
Lewis V. Baldwin and Jacqueline Baldwin
Michelle Elizabeth Baldwin, BA’03
William C. Ballard and Marion Upham Ballard
Michael Balliet Jr., BE’87, and Karen Washer Balliet, BA’87
Sam A. Balloff, BA’48, and Peggy Balloff
Stephen and Rosalie Balog (parents)
H. LaDon Baltimore, BA’71, and Anita Baltimore
Linda Carol Logan Band, BA’71
J. Leland Bandlow Jr. and Sherrill Perkins Bandlow, BA’76
Terril R. Band, BA’71, and Linda L. Band
Paul James Baniewicz, BS’91, and Christine Fischer Baniewicz, BS’92
Jonathan Ellis Bankoff, BA’96, and Heather Barrett Bankoff, BA’98
Kevin Robert Bannon and Patrictia Martin (parents)
Rama Bar-Adon (parent)
Anthony Rodman Barber, BS’80, and Cynthia J. Heckman Barber
Ike T. Barber, BA’55, and Marianna Brown Barber, BA’52, MAT’55 (parents)
Thomas D. Barber, BA’65, and Peggy Tate Barber
Barrell Christine Barbour, BA’05
John Alexander Barbour, JD’79, and Lisa Anne McCartney Barbour, BA’79 (parents)
Larry and Carol Cronin Barbour (parents)
Meredith Leigh Barbour, BA’08
E. Lawrence Barcella Jr., JD’70, and Mary Lashley Barcella, BA’70
Richard William Barge, BS’86
David J. Barie, BA’81
Mark Barineau and Meredith Knox McGuffin Barineau, BA’90
James and Glenda Barkate (parents)
Jon and LaVaughn Barker (parents)
Maria-Christina Alexandra Barker, BA’10
Daniel Clayton Barks, BA’01, and E.M. Barks
Nanniebeth Barlow, BA’81
Betty F. Barnes
J. McDermott Barnes, BA’51, and Audrey M. Barnes
Maxwell N. Barnes, JD’97, and Rebecca Means Barnes, BA’95, JD’98
Richard D. Barnes, BA’74, and Tina Teske Barnes, BS’74
Crawford F. Barnett Jr. and Elizabeth Hale Barnett, BA’62 (parents)
Charles C. Barnett IV and Paige Odam Barnett, BA’94
Penelope H. Barnett, BA’57
Philip Holt Barnhart, BS’05, and Jessica Towle Barnhart, BS’04
Ed Barnwell (parent)
Zachary Adam Barreto, BA’10
Eloise McBride Barrett, BA’51
Laurence I. Barrett and Martha Priddy Patterson, BA’71
Robert E. Barrett and Lucy Mack Barrett, BA’46 (parents)
Robert H. Barrett, BE’54, and Susan Linane Barrett, BA’54
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Barrett Jr. (parents)
Stephen Wilson Barrett, BA’93
William Allison Barret, BA’04
William B. Barron and Keller Henderson Barron
Ralph I. Barr, BA’68, MD’72, and Donna Reed Barr, BME’70, MLS’71 (parents)
Walter Stuart Barr Jr., BA’38, and Ruth Wilcox Barr
F. Dean Barry, BA’72, and Sandra F. Barry
Kevin Brian Barry, BA’07
Albert Joseph Bart Jr., BA’93, and Dawn Miller Bart, BA’93
Ted Ray Bartee and Jennie Wynn Bass Bartee
John and Irene Bartenstein (parents)
Stephen and Cynthia Bartlett (parents)
Drew K. Bragga, BA’95, and Terri Barton Bragga
John Bryan Barton, BA’71, and Michele W. Barton
Patrick Terrence Barton, BA’97, and Katie Marie Barton
Steven Bash, BA’81
Joseph Renzo Basili, BA’83, and Susan M. Basili
Rogelio and Maria Basnuevo (parents)
Harold F. Bass, MA’74, PHD’78, and Carol Watson Bass, BA’73, MA’74
Nancy Minick Bass, BA’52
Perry Richardson Bass II, BA’10
Anthony Stuart Bastian, BA’81, and Carol Bastian
N. Douglas Bates, BA’74
Herbert W. Bates and Nancy Garrison Bates, BA’51
Charles B. Batey, BA’64, and Mary Lu Carden Batey, BS’70
Ivan Ricardo Batlle, BA’81, and Karla G. R. Batlle
Henry R. Bauer Jr., BA’64, and Mary Carole Cooney Bauer
Susan McKeand Baughman, BA’60
William E. Baumgartner and Anne Zirkle Baumgartner, BA’71
Laura P. Bautz, BA’61
Nicholas Walker Baxter and Anne Conine Baxter, BA’85
Brad D. Bayles and Linda Burns Bayles, BA’74
Thayer Wilson Beach, BA’45, MA’62, PHD’71
David Anderson Beaird, BA’95, and Maria Kennedy Beaird
Catherine McKenzie Bear, BA’06
John William Beard and Carol Nation Beard, BA’77
Robin John Beard, BA’88, and Jeanne M. Beard
D. Pearson Beardsley, BA’97, and Stacey Woodruff Beardsley, BA’97
Jack M. Beasley, BA’63
John F. Beasley Sr., BA’61, and Annette Beasley
Arch Adam Beasley, BA’88, and Vanessa Bowles Beasley, BA’88
A. Yarnell Beatty, BA’85, and Elizabeth Galloway Beatty, BA’85
William H. Beatty III, BE’57, and Anna Jackson Beatty, BA’58
Anne Cowen Beauchamp, BA’42 (parent)
John J. Beauchamp, BA’59, MAT’60, and Betty B. Beauchamp
Andrea Lynn Beck, BA’00
George Becker and Janet Jettner Becker, EDD’92
Roger H. Beckham, BE’61, and Joanne Lamphere Beckham, BA’62 (parents)
Benjamin Tyler Beckman, BA’04
Dieder Herbert Becks, BA’97
William H. Beck Jr., BA’50, and Nancy House Beck
Stephen and Marie Bedard (parents)
Bruce J. Beeber, BA’72, and Linda Barash-Beeber
Eric Beer and Amalia Maryvonne Boone Beer, BA’03
William Lafayette Beery III and Molly Ware Beery, BA’91
Bruce and Bonita Begany (parents)
Thomas and Mary Begley (parents)
Brendan James Behlke, BA’97
Richard Hassan Beigi, BA’92, and Luisa Caso Beigi, BS’93
Beverly Ann Beimdiek, BA’83
Jason Wayne Beko and Carolyn Ellis Beko, BA’90
Carney R. Bell and Bonnie Davis Bell
Elliot I. Bell, BA’74, and Bette Kersting Bell
William Thomas Bell and Glenda Vaughan Bell, BA’68
John Fredrick Bell, BS’02
Kathleen E. Bell (parent)
Laura Draper Bellows, BA’79 (parent)
Scott Arthur Belmont and Susan Exton Belmont, BA’82
Abraham Benavides (parent)
Michael Jay Benchich, BE’01, and Elisabeth Ambrose Benchich, BS’00
Albert Francis Bender III, BA’83, JD’86, and Lea Diederich Bender
Juliana Schley Bendt, BS’74
Clinton C. Bennett and Barbara Johnson Bennett, BA’81
Chris Bennett
Douglas H. Bennett, BA’74, and Kim Bennett
Frances Caldwell Bennett, BA’64
Jonathan Reid Bennett, BS’89, and Jeanette Reinger Bennett
Keith James Bennett, BS’81, and M. Renée Reisel Bennett, BS’80
Kelly Gean Bennett, BA’00
James Hewes Bennett and Marianne Grindon Bennett, BA’87
Richard H. Bennett, PHD’69, and Joyce E. Bennett
Taylor Benoit, BS’02
Elizabeth Benson, BA’75, BSN’82
Frank A. Benson, BA’66, and Elizabeth Louise Benson
Aaron Gabriel Benson, BS’94, and Sarah Heather Franklin Benson, BA’94, MED’96
Daniel Ray Bentley, BS’01, and Rebecca Bell Bentley, BS’01
Douglas Richard Bergen and Kimberly Stanley Bergen, BS’94
Margaret Bass Berglund, BA’68 (parent)
Jane L. Bergman, BA’75, MBA’77
M. Francille Bergquist
James R. Berkeley, BA’72, and Mara Papatheodorou
Marvin B. Berke, BA’59, JD’61, and Kandy Berke
D. Todd Berkenfield and Dorothy Todd Beall Berkenfield, BA’63
Stuart Neal Berman and Stacy Reiss Berman, BA’85
Peter Andrew Bernick, BA’04
John H. Bernstein, BA’74, and Nancy S. Bernstein
Michael Thomas Berolzheimer, BS’00, and Michelle Lynn Campo Berolzheimer, BA’00
Robert Charles Berrington, BA’92
Daniel C. Berry, BA’73, and Patsy J. Berry
Brett and Dawn Berry (parents)
Laura Elizabeth Berry, BA’05
George Barry Bertram, BA’57, JD’59, and Margaret P. Bertram (parents)
Aaron Johns Berutti, BE’01, and Erin Guy Berutti, BA’03
Mary E. Rowe Beszterczei, BA’62
Max Franklin Beverly and Tscharner Rich Beverly, BA’94
George Lawton Bevington, BA’90
Wen Bian
Joseph N. Biase, BA’85, and Donna Chirico Biase
Lori Christine Bibb, BS’95
Wayne D. Bierbaum, BA’76, and Margaret S. Bierbaum
Alexander and Andrea Bierce (parents)
Kirk Billings, BS’02, and Nancy Liddon Billings, BA’03
William W. Billington and Eleanor Bryan Billington, BA’79
Stuart S. Billington, BA’64, and Nancy P. Billington
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bily (parents)
Bruce Mackay Bird, BA’79, and Cindy Mejia Bird
Adam Lawrence Birenbaum, BA’00, and Gretchen Sander Birenbaum, BA’00
Ann Baird Bishop, BA’73
Jeffrey LeBlanc Bisig, BS’92, and Graceann Bisig
Tom Bjorkman, BA’66, and Roxanne Donahey
Asa C. Black Jr., BA’65, PHD’74, and Cynthia Woods Black
George M. Blackburn Jr., BA’47, MA’48, and June Blackburn
James E. Blackburn II, BA’56, MD’59, and Patricia Blackburn
John G. Blackman Jr., BA’70
Stanley and Janice Black (parents)
William Arthur Black, BA’88, and Andrea Z. Black
Rebecca Mills Blades, BA’09
Amanda Marie Blair, BA’07
Kevin and Melanie Blair (parents)
Thomas I. Blair III, BA’79
Robert R. Blake and Julia Chase Hopkins Blake, BA’88
Todd Austin Blake, BA’88
Cynthia E. Blalock (parent)
Paul M. Bland, BA’75, and Rose Mary Bland
Jerome Blask and Anna Rose Blask (parents)
J. David Blaylock, BA’61, and Betty Blaylock
Elizabeth Wideman Bleiberg, BA’75
William B. Blew IV, BA’03, and Jennifer Lynn Shultz Blew
Jonathan Hamilton Bliley, BA’02
Susan Kimberly Blitch, BA’88
Susan J. Blizzard, BA’87
Wayne B. Block and Annemarie Harris Block, BA’80 (parents)
Gustav Arthur Blomquist III, BA’03, MA’05, and Lisa Travis Blomquist, MD’04
Charles and Valerie Jean Blood (parents)
Warren S. Bloom and Elise Levy Bloom, BA’83
Lawrence and Lisa Bloomenkranz (parents)
Herschel M. Bloom, BA’65, and Rita K. Bloom
Mark W. Blough and Lu Ann Heusinkveld Blough, BS’79
Gwynn Lanier Blount, BA’57 (grandparent)
Joseph P. Blount, BA’70, and Mary Ann Blount
Roy A. Blount Jr., BA’63
Brent A. Blue, BA’72
George R. Blue Jr., BA’72, and St. Clair Dasher Blue, BA’74
Jerry and Patricia Bluett (parents)
Rebecca Alice Blumenkopf, BA’05
Frederick W. Blumenschein, BA’70
Daniel Evan Blum, BS’97, and Jennifer Ellen Nordloh Blum, BA’97
Robert J. Blum, BA’56, and Mari Blum
Thomas O. Blunt and Trina Amyx Blunt, BA’70
Lonnie Roy Boaz III, BA’79, and Emiliana Boaz
John Anderson Bobo Jr. and Peggie Cook Bobo, BS’86
Thomas Lynn Bockholt, BA’92, and Stacy Melody Bockholt, BA’92
Robert Sprowl Boden and Susan Boden
Wade H. Boggs III and Juliet Black Boggs, BS’73
Herschel Greer and Patricia Ann Bogle (parents)
Jeff and Cathy Bojanowski (parents)
Christopher Dow Bond, BA’98, and Margaret Dumas Bond
E. King Bond Jr., BA’65, and Louanne R. Bond
Mr. and Mrs. Winstead P. Bone III
Robert Ettore Boniface, BA’87, and Amy Keenan Boniface
Andre R. Bonte Jr. and Sharon Robinson Bonte, BA’75
Barry Kenneth Booker, BA’89, MBA’97, and Rena L. Booker
Michael Hays Boone, BA’97, and Ashley E. Boone
Harry M. Boon Jr., BA’58, and Karen Boon
Jeffrey A. Bootzin, BA’69, and Patricia Seiler
Michael W. Borchers, BA’88
Leonard E. Borg Jr., BA’68
Robert Alan Bories, BS’77, and Bridget B. Bories
Gregory Nason Boro, BA’87, and Lauren I. Boro
Robert A. Bostick, BA’63, and Jean Anderson Bostick
William D. Bostick, BA’69, and Debra T. Bostick
Frederick de Burlo Bostwick, BA’75, and Linda Watts Bostwick, BSN’75
Duncan M. Webb and Stephana Bottom, BA’80
Gregory Scott Boulanger, BA’89, and Jill C. Boulanger
James Lee and Mary Conrades Bouldin (parents)
Brian and Denise Bouquet (parents)
W. Lee Bourland Jr., BA’71
Michael and Edith Bouscaren (parents)
Randy W. Bowcott, BA’71, and Tina Bowcott
Tom Bowden and Cindy Warden Bowden, BA’77
Donald W. Bowden, BA’72, and Mary Virginia Pink Bowden
Lynn F. Bowden and Margaret Platt Bowden, BA’72
Bege K. Bowers, BA’71
Jennifer Pamela Bowers, BS’92
John Laing Bowles Jr., BA’86, and Maria Galvan Bowles
Morris Oliver Bowles and Marjorie Scott Bowles
Roy and Ann Bowling (parents)
Raymond Winston Bowling, EMBA’91, and Susan R. Peppers Bowling, BA’87, MBA’89
D. Campbell Bowman Jr. and Catherine McKenzie Bowman, BA’84
Dunklin C. Bowman Jr., BA’42 (parent)
Joseph Hamilton Bowman IV, BA’69, and Gilda T. Bowman (parents)
Joseph Hamilton Bowman V, BA’97, MA’03, MBA’03, and Emily Elizabeth Hatch, JD’00
Gregory and Jann Boxold (parents)
Bowling B. Boyd Jr. and Mary Katherine Hooberry Boyd, BA’48
James R. Boyd, BA’69, and Martha Milford Boyd, BA’70
Larry and Anita Boyd (parents)
Diane Boyea (parent)
Robert L. Boyer and Kendra Hoffmeyer Boyer, BA’68
William H. Boykin and Anne Patten Boykin, BA’66
Harry M. Boyko Jr., JD’64, and Janice Hailey Boyko, BA’78
Alicia Marie Boyle, BA’04
Alex Boyle and Elizabeth Roberts Boyle, BA’63
John G. Boyle, BS’77, and Shenee M. Boyle (parents)
Gary and Sallie Boyles (parents)
John H. S. Boys, BA’61, and Desolie H. Boys (parents)
Karl Braasch and A. Laura Bufkin Braasch, BS’94
Kent Wesley Brabant, BA’89, and Anne McBride Brabant, BS’90
Mary Elizabeth Brabston, BA’69
Sarah Olson Bracken, BA’98, MBA’04
Alan Forbes Brackett Jr.
Thomas V. Brackett and Jane Higdon Brackett, BA’71
Thomas G. Bradberry and Patricia Faith Attaway Bradberry, BA’87
James Edward Brading, BA’55
Laurence A. Bradley, BA’71, PHD’75, and Virginia G. Wadley
Peter and Eloise Bradshaw (parents)
Joseph Funston Braeuner, BE’92, and Stephanie Williams Braeuner, BA’92, MED’95
William Bragan II, BE’96, and Kathryn Lee Bragan, BA’98
Gordon Grant Braine and Judith Lee Ivey (parents)
Harry M. Brammer III, BA’75, and Monica Karier Brammer
Roderick A. Branch (parent)
David and Karen Branding (parents)
Tracy Leigh Branding, BA’10
Adam Crawford Brandon, BA’00
David and Suzanne Brandon (parents)
John McCrary Brandon, BA’57, and Joan M. Brandon
Raymond Wilson Brandon, BA’81, and Dana Brandon
Karl Wallander Brandt, BA’09
William Perry Brandt, BA’74, JD’77, and Elizabeth S. Brandt (parents)
Mark Branham and Jama Hedden Branham, BA’88
Anthony N. Brannan, BA’76, MD’80, and Jane Montgomery Brannan, BA’76
Steve Brannan, BS’02
William Breece Brannan, BS’80, and Rachel V. Brannan
Barrett D. Brantley, MD’84, and Susan E. Bates Brantley, BS’84
Dan L. Brasfield, BA’64, MD’72, and Frances Joyner Brasfield, BA’64 (parents)
Dietmar H. Bisch and Dorota Zdzislawa Bratko, MED’04
James R. Bratton, BA’50, and Mary Haralson Bratton
Richard J. Brauer, BA’72, and Mary Dearth Brauer
Beau Brauer and Suzy Snowden Brauer, BA’99
Charles Bunyon Bray, BA’40, and Susan Hildreth Bray
Harvey Hemingway Bray, BA’49, and Martha Potts Bray
Mary Alice Bray
William John and Terri Breach (parents)
Michael and Teresa Brennan (parents)
Michael B. Bressman, BA’89, and Lisa Schultz Bressman
William S. Brettmann and Lelia Shearer Brettmann, BA’61
Nathan Cole Brewer, BA’98, and Julie Stocchetti Brewer, BE’98
Lindsay Bishop Brewer, BA’06
Richard F. Brewer III, BA’68, and William A. Davidson
James A. Brigagliano and Joan Elizabeth McKown, BA’80
Michael Kyle Briggs and Allison Dodd Briggs, BS’93
Frank L. R. Briggs, BA’63, and Mary Jo Provine Briggs
Walter L. Brignon III, BA’74, and Julie Ann Pankonien Brignon
E. Holmes Brinton and Janet Brinton
Charles Anthony Briscoe Jr. and Gail Alicia Kirkland-Briscoe, BS’82
James E. Britenburg, BA’70, and Elsie Britenburg
Dale Gardner Britt and Deborah Schulte Britt, BA’77
Michael Broadway and Ann Rutledge Broadway, BA’73
Carolyn Clark Brock, BA’49 (grandparent)
Charlie E. Brock and Lisa Green Brock, BA’87
Robert Wallace Brockman, BA’47, MS’49, PHD’52, and Jean Early Brockman, BA’45, MS’47 (parents)
Nancy Draper Brock, BA’74
Eric Brodbeck and Hanna Doran (parents)
Mary Brodnax, BA’78
Peter Bronstein and Jody Collins Bronstein, BA’82
Eleanor I. Brooks, BA’73
Jerry H. Brookshire, MA’67, PHD’70, and Judy Heiman Brookshire, BA’66, MLS’73 (parents)
Blake Parker Brookshire, BA’06, and Mollie Meagher Brookshire, BA’06
Larry J. Brooks and Julia Davidson Brooks, BA’67 (parents)
Richard A. Brooks and Nora Toohy Brooks, BA’82
S. Randall Brooks, BA’70, and Marti M. Brooks (parents)
Jock A. Brough and Whitney Hazelwood Brough, BS’03
Jeffrey Norman Brouillard, BA’04, and Sara Goudge Brouillard, BS’05
Mary Belle Stuart Browder, BA’79
Ruth Dale Goldsby, BA’47
Aaron B. Brown, BA’73, and Gail W. Brown
Amy Robin Brown, BA’81 (parent)
Daniel Bernard Brown, BA’80, and Myra Goldstein Brown
Elizabeth Bryan Brown, BA’66, MLS’67
James and Katharine Brown (parents)
Charles W. Brown, EMBA’88, and Julie A. Werner Brown, BS’80, MLS’81
Kevin H. Brown, BA’90
L. Carl Brown, BA’50, and Anne Stokes Brown
Lattie Noel Brown
Lewis Castner Brown, BE’49, and Virginia E. White Brown, BA’48
Gene Brown and Margaret Bearden Brown
Medora K. Brown, BA’10
Morton L. Brown Jr., BA’68, and Barbara M. Brown
R. Baxter Brown Jr., BA’79
R. Hutton Brown Jr., BA’53, and Helen O’Brien Caulkins Brown, BA’56 (parents)
Thomas Christian Brown, BA’04, MED’05, and Libby Mulligan Brown
Thomas H. Brown Jr., BA’43, MD’45
William B. Brown, BA’62, and Brenda R. Brown
James Edwards Broyles, BA’84, and Elizabeth Honekamp Broyles, BSA’84
Roy David Bruce and Carolyn Walker Bruce, BS’75, MS’76
William P. Bruce and Jane McPherson Bruce, BA’71, MA’75
Robert W. Bruce and Peggy Pierson Bruce, BA’50
Mark A. Brueggeman and Elizabeth Barrow Brueggeman, BS’81
Joseph and Judi Bruegger (parents)
Jennifer Lynn Brundige, BA’93
Ronald and Deborah Brunell (parents)
John Bruno III, BA’67, MS’70, MD’74, and Emily Glasgow Bruno, BA’68, MSN’96
Barry and Sally Bruns (parents)
James D. Bruns and Karen McLaughlin Bruns, BA’79
Stephen McPherson Bryan, BA’92
Stuart and Laura Bryan (parents)
E. Clay Bryant Jr.
Lee and Rebecca Bryant (parents)
Richard E. Bryant, BA’69, and Constance J. Bryant
Frederic Howard Buc, BS’79, and Jodi K. Buc
Alexander B. Buchanan, BA’75, JD’78, and Ann P. Buchanan
Anne A. Buchanan (parent)
John H. Buchanan and Elizabeth Moore Buchanan, BA’55
Joel R. Buchanan, BE’51, and Jane Gray Buchanan, BA’51 (grandparents, parents)
John B. Buchanan, BA’72, and Robin Ann Hamm
John and Denise Buchanan (parents)
Carol Honey Buckhout, BA’75
Darin J. Buck and Kelly Hanson Buck, BA’88
David C. Buck, JD’94, and Kristen Kors Buck, BA’91
Thomas Winchester Buck Jr., BS’05
Grace Maureen Buechlein, BA’83
James E. Buescher Jr. and Margaret McCullough Buescher, BA’76
William A. Bugg Jr., BA’59, and Nina W. Bugg
Charles E. Buker III and Margaret Robinson Buker, BA’78
John C. Buksar and Therese Maloney (parents)
Bradford Chapman Bull, BA’89, and Reba A. Bull
Bill Bullington, BA’75, and Jeanne Bullington
Clayton Randolph Bullock, BA’95, and Cora Bullock
Jean Hughes Bumpas, BA’60
Andrew L. Bundy and Karen V. Hansen (parents)
Dan and Teri Bundy (parent)
Robert R. Buntin II, BE’57, and Carolyn Carmichael Buntin, BA’60
Lawrence M. Buono and Christine Speer Buono, BA’95
Mark and Judith Buono (parents)
Roxolana M. Burachynskyj, PHD’77
Charles Ray Burbacher, BA’60
Amanda Kathryn Burdick, BS’04
Allyn Elizabeth Bures, BA’10
David J. Burge, BA’82, and Sally Jeffers Burge
Linda Cooper Burgert, BA’67
Howard Edward Burgess Jr., BA’85
David D. Burhans and Ellen Petrie Burhans, BA’61
Barbara P. Burke, BA’78
Edward J. Burke III and Barbara Ramsey Burke, BA’71 (parents)
Bernard Gary Burkett, BA’66, and Stephanie Mehas Burkett
M. Terry Burkhalter, BA’68, and Peggy C. Burkhalter (parents)
William A. Burkhart, BA’78
Kimberly A. Burky, BA’10
Robert C. Burleigh, BA’57, and Marietta C. Burleigh
Melvin and Janet Burner (parents)
Anne Axton Burnett, BA’81
Guy E. Burnette Jr., BA’74
Jeffrey Bruce Burnett, BS’99, and Jean Marie Burnett
C. Patrick and Janet Burns (parents)
Norman and Sandra Burns (parents)
Michael and Belinda Burnworth (parents)
Brian William Burrell, BA’01, and Beth Burrell
Roderic Scott Burrill, BA’96, and Rebekah M. Burrill
William and Janna Burroughs (parents)
Richard J. Burrow Jr., BA’50, and Ruth Simpson Burrow
Helen Burrus, BA’74
Victoria A. Burrus
Donald E. Burton and Melinda Swango Burton, BA’90
Chris Busbee, BS’04, and Jessica Busbee
Jeffrey Arthur Busch, BA’84, and Susan W. Busch
Stephen and Lisa Bushardt (parents)
Robert M. Bushkoff and Tracy Ginter Bushkoff, BA’84
Zachory R. Bushong and Ingrid Hulander Bushong, BA’83
William Whatley Battey Bush, BA’87, MBA’90, and Shannon Weston Bush
John and Catherine Butcher (parents)
James W. Butler, BA’76, and Leigh A. Sisk, BA’77
Christopher Stanley Butterworth, BA’06, MBA’07
Thomas and Susan Renae Button (parents)
David Roscoe Buttrey Jr. and Anne Dupuy Trabue Buttrey
Omer Helge Butun, BA’88
Thomas Kirk Buxton, BA’73, and Mary E. Buxton
William A. Buzzett and Kelly Haynes Buzzett, BA’81
Andrew W. Byrd, BA’76, JD’79, and Marianne Menefee Byrd (parents)
Matthew Michael Byrne, BA’08, and Alice G. H. Kim Byrne, BS’07
Randall and Susan Byrne (parents)
Laimutis Bytautas, PHD’96
William Ray Cadenhead Jr., BS’80
James M. Cagle Jr. and Barbara Tate Cagle, BA’76
Elizabeth Cagle
Wendy Cahalan (parent)
John Cahill and Elizabeth Lauren Paine, BS’01
Jennifer W. Cahoon (parent)
Sean Keao Caindec and Carolyn Crusel Caindec, BA’87
Jeanelle M. Cala (parent)
Sarah Tillery Caldwell, BA’75
Thomas E. D. Calender, BA’92, JD’95
Sean Douglas Caley, BS’91, JD’00, MBA’00, and Kimberly L. Caley
Alan E. Calhoun and Amy Coombs Calhoun, BA’96
Christopher Warren Calhoun, BA’81, and Wendy Jonas Calhoun
Jane Dunlap Callahan, BA’84
John Simmons Callahan, BA’94, and Heather MacArthur Callahan, BS’94, MED’96
Michael and Teresa Callahan (parents)
Joseph and Judith Callan (parents)
Ralph Walton Callaway, BE’82, and Camilla Bratton Callaway, BA’80 (parents)
Eryn Brooke Callihan, BA’08
David and Patricia Callon (parents)
Reginald W. Calvert and Karla McPherson Calvert, BA’89
Charles F. Cameron and Lyn Dunn Cameron, BS’82
Julia Wallace Cammack, BA’10
William Howard Cammack Jr. and Shelley Long Cammack, BA’81, MBA’88 (parents)
Albert J. Campbell and Jeanne Rhea Woodberry, BA’58 (parents)
Adam Price Campbell, BA’06
Alyson Price Grant Campbell, BA’07
Charles H. Campbell, BA’49, MS’51, and Lou P. Campbell
Dorothy Fisher Campbell, BA’58
Dorsey Fenner Campbell, BA’84
E. Paul Campbell, BA’76, and Virginia Irwin Campbell, BA’75
George M. Campbell, MS’56, PHD’63, and Gayle Christianson Campbell
Gordon and Marie Campbell (parents)
J. Michael Campbell, BA’70, and Kathleen Bordewieck Campbell, BA’70
James Russell Campbell, BA’82
Joel Ray and Christine Marie Campbell (parents)
Judith DeMoss Campbell, BA’63
Kevin Sanders Campbell, BS’99, and Sarah Catherine Loeser Campbell, BS’00
L. Ross Campbell Jr., BA’58, and Carolyn B. Campbell
Margaret Stuart Campbell, BE’80
Roy D. Campbell III and Nancy Larrison Campbell, BA’75, MD’01 (parents)
John Thomas Campbell and Nicole K. Narciso Campbell, BA’88
Norton R. Campbell Jr., BA’49, and Jo Ann Russell Campbell
Robert and Rina Campbell (parents)
Jason Campbell and Sarah Gill Campbell, BA’94
Chris H. Campbell and Tamara K. Norris Campbell, BA’92
William Winder Campbell, BA’59, and Patricia Gardner Campbell, BA’64 (parents)
René and Francine Campis (parents)
Ramsay Camp and Kathleen Noel Camp, BA’04
Michael Ray Canady, BS’81, and Kimberly Case Canady, BA’81
Susanne Bell Canale, BA’67
Brian Canavan and Tara Seery, BS’96
Anthony J. Canfield and Catherine Daniel Canfield, BS’95
Melissa Howerton Cannon (parent)
Richard O. Cannon III, BA’72, MD’76, and Gail Bentley Cannon, BSN’72 (parents)
John D. Capers Jr., BA’75
Jason William Capps, BA’06
Mark Andrew Carano, BA’91, and Jane Sewell Carano, BA’92
John and Karen Carden (parents)
Scott David Carey, BA’89, and Susan West Daniel Carey, JD’89
Timothy Babcock Carey, MBA’90, and Katherine McCutchan Carey, BA’89, MBA’90
Tony Eugene Carey Jr., BA’01
Harry L. Carlile, BA’52
James and Deborah Carlisle (parents)
Linnea Therese Carlsen
Kenneth James Carlson and Donie Martin Carlson, BA’91
David L. Carlton
Eric L. Carlton, BA’70, and Cheree Carlton
James A. Carmody, BA’67, and Helen Valin Carmody, BSN’68
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Carota (parents)
Donald and Denise Carpenter (parents)
Lawrence Rand Carpenter, BA’88, and Selena McCoy Carpenter
Michelle Leila Carpenter, BA’04
Marc J. Carpenter and Victoria White Carpenter, BA’72 (parents)
W. Kyle Carpenter, BA’73, and Faith B. Carpenter
Alice Banks Carr, BA’52
Carolyn Harwell Carr, BA’61
Richard Palmer Carrell, BA’97, and Deanna Carrell
H. Austin Carr, BA’63, MD’67, and Eddythe Germek Carr, BA’63, PHD’85 (parents)
John G. Carriere Jr. and Anne Stone Carriere, BA’64
Carol Olivia Carrillo, BS’05
Emilie Parker Carroll, BS’07
Carlyle Wright Carroll, BA’79, and Jane Failey Carroll, BA’79
Gabriel Fernandez Carro, MS’85, PHD’90, and Melissa Norton Carro, BA’85
John J. Carr, BA’85, MD’89, and Pamela Crowe Carr, MED’86
Owen M. Carr and Stephany Sturges Carr, BA’80
Frank Carr and Susan Gregory Carr, BA’61
Cynthia Anne Carson, BS’02
Kenneth L. Carson and Sally O. Foster (parents)
William K. Carson, BA’65, and Rosemary E. Carson
Lee C. Carter, BA’83, and Sally P. Carter
R. Edward Carter and Ruth Putnam Carter, BA’57
Sam T. Carter Jr., BA’74, and Joanne P. Carter
Glenn A. Carus and Gene M. Carus
Richard Vaughn Carus, BE’56, and Gloria Stratton Carus
Mary Belle Case (grandparent)
F. John Cashier, BS’74, and Catherine Cashier
James B. Cash, BA’73, and Cynthia Ruth Cash
G. Edward Cassady III, JD’84, and Lynn Stein Cassady, BA’84 (parents)
Rod Campbell and Lisa Christine Cassidy, BA’89
Larry George Cassil Jr., BA’85, MA’94
Larry Scott Cassity, MBA’94, and Cynthia McCallen Cassity, BA’90, MBA’94
Peter Alexander Castillo, BA’08
Carol L. Castleberry, BA’73
Steven Casto and Julie Larrick Casto, BA’79, MAT’84
Jean-Louis Emmanuel Castro-Malaspina, BA’07
Michael H. Catenacci and Kaira King Catenacci, BA’98
Dewey Caton (parent)
Henri Robert Cattier, BA’90
Wilton E. Causey and Linda Gail Armstrong Causey, BA’63
Charles Albert Cavallo, BA’95, and Mary Eileen Grulee
Richard Frame Cavenaugh and Elizabeth Bankston Cavenaugh
Giles David Caver, BA’93, and Jennifer Farnette Caver
William W. Cawood Jr., BA’67, and Nancy P. Cawood
Linda M. Cecil-Turner
Chris Cestaro and Ashley Dianne Goldsmith, BA’94
Alexander Carl Chae, BS’84, and Lou Ann Garner Chae, BS’85 (parents)
Goodloe S. Chaffin, BA’48, and Lucille Davis Chaffin (parents)
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Chaffin (parents)
Andres Felipe Chagui, BA’02
Satya and Rita Chakravorty (parents)
Stuart A. Chalfin, BA’72, and Patricia Casey Chalfin
Guy Caldwell Chamberlain III and Louise Burchett Chamberlain, BA’77, MS’80
Ross W. Chamberlain, BA’81, and Kamara Chamberlain
Priya Balu Champaneria, BS’06, MSN’09
David Keydai Chang, BA’88
Gordon and Jennifer Chan (parents)
Ronald E. Chanin and Lynn Handmacher Chanin (parents)
Sudhir Channabasappa, BS’90, and Monica Chawla Channabasappa
Catherine B. Chapman, BA’93
Jo A. Chapman, Par (Past) (parent)
R. Llew Chapman Jr., BA’52, and Sara H. Chapman
Susan Krienke Chase, BA’70
William J. Chase, BA’78, and Mary Ellen Poindexter Chase, BA’79
Daniel Harris Chavenson, BA’08
Kathryn Bumgardner Cheek, DUS’55
Richard C. Cheek and Arrena Holt Andrews Cheek, BA’61
William I. Chenault Jr., BA’76, and Elizabeth Dianne Chenault
Haiyuin Cheng (parent)
Martin L. Chen, BA’88, and Erin Chen
Ronald Edmond Chennault, BA’92
Sara Xu Chen, BA’10
Irvine C. Cherry, BA’53, and Gloria Kendrick Cherry
Robert L. Chess, BA’75, MD’79
Rosylene A. Chester
Charles S. Chester, BA’50
J. Donald Childress and Sidney Gause Childress, BA’80
Susan Boackle Childress, BS’85
Mitchell E. Chipin and Loretta S. Chipin (parents)
John R. Chisnell and Margaret E. Daub (parents)
Stephen Nicholas Chmil Jr., BA’81, and Barbara Dyer Chmil
Andres Alberto Chong-Qui, BA’10
S. Walker Choppin, BA’70, and Mary Henry Choppin, BA’74, MLAS’07 (parents)
Shahid Ahmed and Shahana Choudhury (parents)
Laura Black Chretien, BS’08
Donald W. Chrisman and Betty Daugherty Chrisman, BA’43
John Howard Christel, BA’83, and Eddirland Christel
Michelle Allyson Christgen, BS’96
Benjamin F. Christian Jr., BA’76, and Carla Christian
G. H. Christianson II, BA’70, and Ellen R. Christianson
Terry James and Susanne Schwartz Christian (parents)
Thomas H. Christopher, BA’73, and Elaine Christopher
Balvin and Chu Chang Chua (parents)
Brent S. Chumbler and Martha Harrell Chumbler, BA’74
Bruce Chung and Deborah Anne Ryan, BA’03
Jason Kim Chung, BA’89, and Sallie Griffith Chung
Robert Noell Chura, BA’92, and Marina Chura
Larry R. Churchill and Sande W. Churchill
Alonzo Church Jr. and Marilyn Preston Church, BA’51
Mary Ashley Churchwell, BA’80
Gerald and Teresa Ciarleglio (parents)
Mark Cierpial and Lauren Frazier Cierpial, BA’81
Kerry Lynn Cietanno, BA’95
Cheryl Larissa Cioffari, BA’04
Benjamin Foster Cirillo, BA’03, and Silvia Alvarez Cirillo, BS’02
Brian Christopher Claassen, BE’98, and Anna-Marie Laime Claassen, BA’98
Micheal and Rebecca Clabough (parents)
Edward and Sara N. Clancy (parents)
Lee Tyson Clanton, BS’91, and Julie M. Clanton
Charles Amos Clark, BA’08
Cherrie Clay Clark, BA’78 (parent)
Cornelia A. Clark, BA’71, JD’79
D. Gene Clark, BA’52, and Helen Grizzard Clark, BA’51
Ioanna Clarke (parent)
Jennifer Anne Clarke, BS’01
Walter Haldeman Clarke, BA’89, and Deborah Yarber Clarke, MED’98
W. Gerould and Garrett Ross Clark (parents)
John B. Clark Jr., MD’73, and Rebecca Parker Clark, BA’73 (parents)
Joseph Matthew Clark, BA’93, and Victoria Wooten, BS’94
Charles Larry Clark and Linda Owens Clark, BA’74
Martha Fitts Clark, BA’61
Joseph Wesley Clark and Pamela Davis Clark, BA’83
Richard Clark (grandparent)
Ward Christopher Clark, BA’62, and Linda Garrett Clark
Elizabeth Ann Claydon, BS’09
Jay and Ellen Wright Clayton (parents)
Ryan Kim Cleary, BA’09
Radley E. Clemens Jr., BS’75, and Tammy Clemens
Hubert Clemmons and Maud Butler Riggs Clemmons, BA’51
David R. Clemmons and Kathy Silverman Clemmons, BA’71
Barbara Hansen Cleveland, BA’63
David Cliffel and Deborah Cliffel
James A. Clifton, BA’44, MD’47, and Katherine Rathe Clifton
Nancy Climo (parent)
Joshua Clinton and Sarah E. Clinton
Sarah Mathes Close, BA’52
James G. Clouser and Marion Collins Clouser, BA’52
Donald Cluen (parent)
William F. Clutton III, BA’76, and Susan L. Clutton
Mike Cobb and Janet Hendershot Cobb, BA’77
Jeanne Cobb (parent)
Carl Wade Cobb, BA’85, and Kimberly Campbell Cobb, BS’85
Robert Watson Cobb, BA’82, and Jane Gordon Overton Cobb, BA’84, MED’85
Clark J. Cochran Jr., BA’71, and Ann McMakin Cochran
Linda J. Cochran, BA’73
M. Gregory Cochran, BA’73, and Linda Annette Menzies Cochran
Beth Cockerham, BS’79
Douglas Randall Cockrill, BA’64, and Sue Kelly Cockrill
Gary W. Coder and Alice Gant Coder, BA’74
Anita J. Coe (parent)
Jon Michael Coen, BA’99, and Genevieve E. Coen
Joseph Hiram Coggin Jr., BA’59, and Mary Jane Coggin
Anthony and Maria Cohen (parents)
Betty W. Solomon Cohen, BA’59
Brandon Adam Cohen, BA’08
Darryl and Kathy Cohen (parents)
Douglas Edward Cohen, BA’92
Gary O. Cohen, BA’59, and Jean Lawlor Cohen, MAT’63
James Irving Cohen and Pamela R. Cohen
Kenneth and Jennifer L. Cohen (parents)
Eric A. Cohen and Stacey Loftus Cohen, BA’91
David B. Coher and Aliya Haque Coher, BA’99
Andrew David Cohn, BA’83, and Deborah F. Miller Cohn
Daniel Scott Cohn, BA’04, and Erika Irene Hoelscher Cohn, BE’04
Judy Cohen Cohn, BA’63
Roger W. Cohn and Esther Hecht Cohn, BA’60
Roberts C. Coke, BA’72
Cindy Cole (parent)
GayleRoden Cole, BA’60 (parent)
J. William Cole, BA’89, and Kellie Clayton Cole
Michael Sean Cole and Kristin Kay Byers Cole, BA’97
Gregory Ian Coleman, BS’88, and Jessica Q. Coleman
John Randall Coleman, BA’65, and Angela Coleman
Michael and Kathleen Coleman (parents)
Robert Hoyle Coleman, BS’91, and Tracey Kendall Coleman, BA’92
Thomas Hewitt Coleman, BA’67
Wade Harrison Coleman, BA’62, and Geri A. Coleman
Robert Lockey Cole, BA’69, and Mary B. Cole
Roland Ernest Cole (parent)
John Pressley Coles, BS’89, and Lynn Wareh Coles
Marvin Eugene Coley and Marian Lewis Coley, BA’68
Joseph and Kathy Schilling Colletta (parents)
John H. Collett Jr., MDV’73, and Rita Bennett Collett, BA’74
Bruce C. Crauder and Anne Douglas Collins, BA’71
Bobby Joel Collins, BA’51
Clyde E. Collins, BA’68, and Janetta Hankal Collins, BSN’70 (parents)
Frank R. Collins Jr., BA’76, and Mary C. Twomey Collins
Robert P. Collins and Lynn Amy Boardman, BS’86
W. Ovid Collins Jr., BA’39, LLB’42, and Jacqueline V. Collins (parents)
Christina Renée Colquitt, BS’97
Frank William Colton, BA’51, and Nancy E. Colton
John O. Colton Jr., BA’62, and Julia R. Colton
Christopher Scott Colwell, BS’85, and Nancy L. Wayne
Jack Beckham Combs, BA’64, JD’68
K. Michelle Howard Combs, BA’83
David Paul Comperry, BA’69, and Nancy N. Comperry
Ryan Christopher Compton, BS’00, and Marcy Butler
Michael Comstock, BA’96
Frances Alleyne White Cone, BA’89
Katherine Susan Cone, BA’65
Ann Gray Conger, BA’06
Dan Connally, BA’97, and Allison Rainey Connally
Thomas and Erin Connally (parents)
Kevin G. Connelly and Cheryl Kay McDonald, BS’85
Terrence John Connelly Jr., BA’96, and Kristin L. Braun
Brendan Austin Connolly, BA’01
John Philip Connors III, BA’91, and Jill Theresa Connors
Robert Dedick Connors, BA’04, MD’08, and Edith Pijpers
Walton T. Conn, BA’56, JD’61, and Bonnie Sue E. Conn
Fadi Christopher Constantine, BS’04
Timothy R. Conway and Ellen M. Babbitt, BA’77
Douglas and Jane Cook (parents)
Kelley Patricia Cook, BA’10
J. Houston Cook and Sheri Summerford Cook, BA’89
Walter M. Cook Jr., BS’73
William Gilbert Cook Jr., BA’60, and Dorothy Anne Simmons Cook
Youndy C. Cook, BA’92
C. Hayes Cooney, BA’59, JD’63, and Patsy M. Cooney
MaryBeth Cooney (parent)
Thomas Coon (grandparent)
Gerald F. Cooper and Karen A. Staehler (parents)
Bruce and Kristi Cooper (parents)
Don Christopher Cooper, BA’87, and Jeanette Kathleen Cooper
Glennon and Martha Cooper (grandparents)
Jonathan Aaron Cooper, BA’04, and Katherine Hamner Cooper, BS’05
Theodore W. Cooper and George Earthman Cooper, BA’45 (parent)
Merv and June Coover (parents)
Douglas W. Copeland Jr. and Jean Cortright Copeland, BA’73
Julie Elizabeth Copelin, BA’99
Roger David Coplan, BA’58, LLB’60, and Corinne S. Coplan
Carroll R. Coplin (parent)
David Coppage and Kristin Hummel Coppage, BA’94
Christopher and Joy Corapi (parents)
Marilyn Jones Corbett, BA’67
Samuel C. Corbett, BA’76, and Mary Michael Corbett
Ronald E. Cordell, BA’71, and Joann M. Cordell
Christopher Lee Corish and Lenlee Covington Corish, BS’84
Chris and Janice E. Cornaghie (parents)
Jane Brooks Cornett, BA’83
John Craig Cornett, BA’78
Ashley Brooke Cornforth, BA’07
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Cornforth (parents)
Lorin Cortina and Hyen-Ae Jane Sung, BA’88
Christopher Cossey and Lisa Turk Cossey, BS’93
Anna Costantino (parent)
H. Brooks Cotton and Jane Crumbaugh Cotten, BA’49
Stanley W. Cotton, BA’74, and Kimberly Cotton (parents)
Frank Mueller Coughlin, BA’82, and Susan W. Coughlin
Randall L. Courduff, BA’76, and Linda Van Weelden Courduff
Walter R. Courtenay Jr., BA’56, and Patricia M. Courtenay
Elizabeth Vickers Courtney, BA’51
David Tucker Coviello, BA’95
Wade Bonham Cowan, BA’78, JD’81, and Gari Sellers Cowan
Jim and Christine Cowden (parents)
Cory M. Cox (parent)
Irving J. Cox, BA’66
John E. Cox, BA’67, and Alma T. Cox
Fred Cox and Kathryn Knutson Cox, BA’71
Linda Long Cox, BS’81
Marshall Cox, BA’54, and Nathalie Cox
Stewart Mckinnon Cox, BA’84, and Missy Miller Cox
Kenneth Wade Cox and Susan Huffstetler Cox, BS’96
Brian Michael Coyne, BA’91, and Barbara Coyne
Jason Lorohn Crabb, BA’97
Debra Ann Crable
Harlen W. Cragon, BA’56
Ann Bradshaw Craig, BA’48
William Smith Craig IV and Martha Anne Rich, BA’93
Brian and Jamie Cranor (parents)
Joy Lynn Craun, BA’03
James A. Crawford, BE’47, MA’51, and Barbara Woodard Crawford, BA’49, MA’72, EDS’73, EDD’76
Mark L. Crawford and Donna Chu (parents)
Robert Matthew Craycraft, BA’91, and Christy Craycraft
Charles E. Creagh Jr., BA’62 , and Janis W. Creagh
Cynthia L. Creamer (parent)
William Scott Creason and Mollie Mulloy Creason, BA’05
Edwin B. Crenshaw
Colby Clarence Crenshaw and Gina Maggi Crenshaw, BA’98
James B. Crew Jr., BA’65, and Elizabeth S. Crew
Brenda Campbell Crews, BA’71
James M. Crews Jr. and Elaine Elliott Crews, BA’59
Thomas H. Crichlow Jr., BA’60, and Diane B. Crichlow
Steven Snowden Crider, BS’79, and Bess Watson Crider, BE’79
Tom W. Crider, BA’72, and Cheryl Clark Hill Crider
John Crispin and Rosalie Adams Crispin, BA’59, MAT’61
Michael and Susan Cristal (parents)
Lawrence Crist, BA’61, and Julie Crist
Seth Peter Crist, BA’04
Thomas Preston Crocker, MA’98, PHD’00, and Holly Adryan Haskins Crocker, MA’95, PHD’99
Edward F. Crockett III, BA’74, and Dale Martin Crockett
John M. Croke, BS’01, and Erin Elizabeth Fox Croke, BS’01
James R. Cromwell and Kathleen Dorothy Nolan, BA’74
Edward and Julie Cronauer (parents)
Alan G. Crone and Allison Stoddard Crone, BA’87
Richard and Sherill Cronin (parents)
Philip S. Crooke and Barbara Crooke
Robert L. Crook Jr. and Sara Shaw Crook, BA’77
Matthew and Sandra Crooks (parents)
Samuel N. Crosby and Ann Simpson Crosby, BA’75 (parents)
Dan A. Cross, BE’63, MS’65, and Rebekah H. Cross (parents)
Dennis W. Cross, BA’76, and Susan Haire Cross, BSN’85, MSN’89
Susan Cross
Tim Crothers and Dana Ellen Gelin, BA’90
David Wayne Crouch
Matthew Robert Crow, BA’91, and Alice Trotter Crow, BA’92
William and Jeanne Crow (parents)
Michael C. Croyle, BS’77, and Maureen P. Croyle
Brian Crump and Megan Doll Crump, BA’95
Mitchell Brian Cruzan and Carol South Cruzan, BA’84
Michael Franz Csernovicz, BA’92
Steven E. Csorna (parent)
Dennis A. Cullen and Ellen M. Dugan (parents)
Charles Jones Cullom, BA’42, JD’47
Sumner R. Cullom, BA’67, and Jacqueline Bennett Cullom
William H. Cull and Marie Alagia Cull
Christopher Mark Culp, BS’84, and Lynn Ann Mercier Culp, BS’83
Richard and Elizabeth Bartlett Culp (parents)
Robert C. Culverhouse, BA’83
Ron D. Cummings and Charlotte Munn Ward, BS’77
Gayle Bracey Cummings, BA’63
Kevin and Guinevere Cummings (parents)
Jeffrey Jordan Cunningham and Amanda Ring Cunningham, BS’98
Brenda K. Cunningham (parent)
Charles D. Cunningham III, BA’84, and Janie Leigh Weaver
Edgar W. Cunningham and Jean Dozier Cunningham
Jerry A. Cunningham and Louise White Cunningham, BA’68
James G. Currey Jr., BA’50, MA’62, PHD’75, and Betty R. Currey
Mason Duncan Currey and Martha Thach Currey, BA’42, MA’65, MLS’74
Carlton Currie Jr., BE’68, and Mary Haise Johnson Currie
Ernest J. Curtis Jr., BA’51 (parent)
Donald and Barbara Cusack (grandparents)
Herbert E. Cushing and Karen Heard Cushing, BA’82
David P. Cutler, BA’76, JD’79, and Mary Helen Cutler
Sara Bennett Cyr, BA’94
John and Anne Czura (parents)
Hugo C. da Silva and Patricia Ann LaRue (parents)
Jack M. Dabbs and Bonnie Boyd Dabbs
Seid Hossein Daddeh and Maryam Nahid (parents)
Kent Wilson Dahl and Barrie Todd Dahl, BA’82 (parents)
Ann Parrish Daily, BA’59
James D. Dake and Dorothy Lester Dake, BA’68, MS’69
Charles S. Dale Jr., BA’69
Helen Harris Dale, BA’58 (parent)
Richard A. Daley, BA’62, and Martha S. Daley
Christopher Carl Dalton, BA’09
Kimberly Sta. Maria Dalton, BS’02
Charles Joseph Daly, BA’92, and Colleen Daly
Dennis and Sandra Daly (parents)
Robert C. Daly and Emiley Cleveland Daly, BA’77
John E. Daly and Margaret Thomson Daly, BA’83 (parents)
William and Julie Damon (parents)
Jeff J. Dandurand and Curran Croskeys Dandurand, BA’80
Brian L. Daniell and Donna Roe Daniell, BA’74
Lee Buell Daniel, BA’80, MD’84, and Kathryn Moussa Daniel
William Roger Daniel, BE’66, and Betty Wells Daniel, BA’66 (parents)
Nate Scott D’Anna, BS’02, and Margaret McDaid Murphy, BA’02
Terry S. Danner and Priscilla Marshall Danner, BA’84
Jeremy Andrew Dantin, BA’94, and Suzanne Amick Harrison Dantin
Rebecca Marie Danylchak, BA’97
Shelley L. Darling
John Palmer Darnall III and Jane Thomason Darnall, BA’58
Marcy Bradshaw Darnall III, BA’64
Andrew F. Daughety and Jennifer F. Reinganum
David O. Daume, BA’70
John Page Davidson, BA’82, and Nina E. Haas Davidson
James Edward Davies, BA’90, and Heather Thompson Davies
Bradley McCarthy Davis, BA’01
Charlotte Montiel Davis, BS’02
David B. Davis II, BA’55, and Kalani Frances Davis (parents)
Adelaide Geny Davis
Jefferson Davis Jr., BA’58, and Sondra D. Davis
Robert C. Davis and Joanne Cheves Davis, BA’48
John R. Davis and Eulalie H. Davis
Kimberly Frances Davis, BA’10
Leslie Martha Davis, BA’62
Leticia Hegewald Davis, BA’68
Thomas P. Davis and Martha Simkins Davis, BA’80
Mary Willetts Davis, BA’50
Jonothon W. Davis and Melissa A. Kilpatrick Davis, BA’81
Milford H. Davis, BA’54, and Mary Crockett Davis, BA’54
Dan and Amanda Davison (parents)
Harold E. Davis Jr. and Patricia Stutts Davis, BA’58
Robert H. Davis Jr., BA’67, and Deborah J. Davis
Russell B. Davis Jr., BA’73, and Russell Elliott Wiley, BA’73
S. Edward Davis III, BA’55
Tiffany A. Davis, BA’93
Walter Winn Davis, BA’65, JD’68, and Kaye Davis
Sean Michael Dawes, BA’10
William L. Dawson and Catherine Tucker Dawson, BA’79 (parents)
John and Debra Dawson (parents)
Grafton Day, BA’09
Jonathan Charles Day, BA’96
Robert Warren Day, BA’99, and M. Madison Boedeker Day, BA’01
Ruth A. Day, BA’71
Gustavo Antonio De Pena, BA’09
C. J. De Santis, BA’80, JD’85, MBA’85, and Cynthia Lynn Wells, BA’81, JD’84 (parents)
Lynn Lampton Deakins, BA’74, and Nancy Deakins
Charles J. Dean, BA’53, BD’56, and Mary Dean
Mary Anne Deane, MA’78
Miles P. Dean, BA’76, and Diane A. Dean
Neil Dean, BS’99, and Melissa Dean
Susan Thorpe Dean, BA’70
Theodore Dennis Dearing, BA’79, and Deborah Carter Dearing
Stephen and Diane DeBell (parents)
Hillary Blythe Debenport, BA’68 (parent)
Dean Alexander Dedes, BS’80
Kevin Christopher Dee, BS’05
Paul Anthony DeGaetano, BA’97, and Molly Dale Wolford DeGaetano, BA’99
James Bernard DeGeorge Jr., BA’79, and Jane Tresch DeGeorge
Brian James Deignan, BA’03
Paul DeKoster, BA’83, and Petrina Rosetty DeKoster
David R. Del Simone and Ann Robison Del Simone, BA’81
Gale Porter DeLaney, BS’00, and Elizabeth Hays Wright DeLaney
Paul H. DeLaney Jr., BA’63, JD’66, and Marguerite T. DeLaney (parents)
Charles F. Delavan, BA’68, and Eileen Powers Delavan
Ronald B. Delehanty and Lorraine Broderick (parents)
Julie A. Delheimer
Thomas and Susan Delisio (parents)
F. Michael and Cynthia Dell (parents)
Emily Swan DeLuca, BA’52
Richard Louis DeLuca, BA’92
Charles and Eugenia Delzell (parents)
Robert B. DeMaine and Ann Wuehrmann DeMaine, BA’64
James H. DeMain, BA’54, and Marge DeMain
Joseph Miller Dement, BA’79, and Patricia Diane Baker Dement, BSN’80
Constance Caroline Demmas
Rick Denecke and Susan Pinckernell Denecke, BA’88
Robert and Margarete Denicola (parents)
Jennifer Lee Dennard, BA’10
Philip and Nancy Dennen (parents)
Jane Lynch Criley Denney, BA’55
Ryan Owen Denning, BA’98
David and Rosalind Dennis (parents)
Daniel Denny, BA’75
Jonathan T. Densford, BA’72, and Carol E. Densford
Nathan James DeOms, BS’09
C.E. DePriest and Lucy A. Burnett DePriest
Jack LeGrand DePriest, BS’82, and Mary Meyers DePriest, BA’82
Don W. Der and Anne Wigginton Der, BA’51
John and Pam Derbyshire (parents)
Dave Dermon II, BA’55, and Joan F. Dermon
Glenna Hamilton DeRoy, BA’08
James B. Derryberry, BA’70, and Roxanna Hodges Derryberry, BS’70
Lauren Elizabeth DesCombes, BA’09
Richard L. DeSelm and Tracy Martin DeSelm, BA’82
Paul M. DeSisto and Kim Calabrese DeSisto, BA’87
Scott and Carol Desmond (parents)
Ronald DeStefano and Cheryl E. Tillman (parents)
Wade A. Detamore, BA’79
Mark C. DeVeau and Kimberly Urban DeVeau, BA’87
Michael Dale Dewers, BS’96, and Anita Dewers
John H. DeWitt III and Elisabeth M. DeWitt
James H. Dew Jr. and Carol Chandler Dew
Robert M. Diamond and Diana Crawford Diamond, BA’64
Henry L. Diamond, BA’54, and Elizabeth Tatum Diamond
Guido and Caroline Diaz (parents)
Vincent Alfonso DiBenedetto, BS’04
Christopher Douglas Dickason, BS’93, and Michelle Dickason
Arthur N. Dickerson, BA’52, MA’54, and Sally Cowan Dickerson (parents)
Dez and Rebecca Dickerson (parents)
Nell Fargason Dickerson, BA’49
Susan E. Dickey, BA’10
Ruth Hines Dickson, BA’62
Andrew Diebold, BA’02
Ruth Robinson Dietrich, BA’45
Judith Ann Dietz, BS’91
Patrick and Sally Diggins (parents)
Len and Suzanne DiGiandomenico (parents)
Samuel H. Dillard Jr., BA’60, MD’67, MS’69, and Allison Shackleford Dillard, BS’64 (parents)
George F. Dill and Marguerite McMillan Jackson, BA’64
Beverly Patton Dillon, BA’51
Michael C. Dillon, BA’71, and Ann Smith Dillon
William and Patricia Dillon (parents)
Robert V. Dilts
Thomas John DiNella, BA’86, and Leslie Blake DiNella, BA’84
Kenneth B. Dinnegan, BA’81, and Stacey M. Peterson
Anthony and Lauren DiRienzo (parents)
Charles Laurence DiRienzo, BA’10
Dan Alan Ditmore, BA’53, and Jolie Gillette Ditmore
Steven Christopher Ditto Sr., BE’84, and Elizabeth Alsfelder Ditto, BA’84
William P. Dixon and Elizabeth M. Exparza Dixon, BA’85
Koren Lee Dixon, BA’94
Mary Eileen Laird Dixon, BA’66 (parent)
Adam Lawrence Dixon and Rebecca Brock Dixon, BS’99
Philip Ritz Dizard and Elizabeth Beaman Dizard, BA’00
Idit Dobbs-Weinstein
Curtis and Linda Doberstein (parents)
Robert Merlee Doby III, BA’88, and Page Gunter Doby, BS’88
F. Towers Dodd, BA’63, and Sara Barry Dodd, BA’63 (parents)
Robert B. Dodge, BA’59
Dahlem Dodson and Amy Bradley Dodson, BA’91
Donald C. Dodson, BA’70, and Tammy Cooper Dodson
Peggy Bond Dodson
Thomas F. Dodson, BA’67, and Janice Raley Dodson
Kristina Nicole Doerr, BS’03
Richard and Jan Doherty (parents)
Jacqueline Adams Dolin, BA’67
Jean Temple Domer, BSN’69
Andrew Jeffrey Domescik, BA’96, and Mae Domescik
Edward Thomas Donahue and Carla Jenkins Donahue, BA’85
Warren R. Donaldson, BA’76, and Cheryl Whitworth Donaldson, BS’75
Xiang Dong and Bi Yun Zheng (parents)
Byron D. Donics, BA’70
William T. Donnell and Yollete Jones (parents)
Burnett W. Donoho, BA’61, and Anne Donoho (parents)
John B. Donovan and Nancy Goetzman Donovan, BA’67
John Andrew Donsbach Sr., BA’96, and Elizabeth D. Donsbach
Jesse Dorfman, BA’09
Charles T. Dorris Jr., BA’70
Clyde Powers Dorsett III, BA’98
Donald B. Dorwart, BA’71
Thalia Dorwick
Burgin E. Dossett Jr. and Valerie J. Dossett
Charles A. Doty, BA’51, and Patricia Doty
Bennett B. Doubleday, BE’46, and Josephine Durrett Doubleday, BA’48
Steven E. Dougan, BA’71 (parent)
John and Maribeth Dougherty (parents)
Carrie Douglas
Craig H. Douglas, BA’69, and Pamela G. Douglas (parents)
Brian A. Douglas and Kelly Meyer Douglas, BS’98
Marianne Westall Douglas
David Paul Douglass, MD’96, and Joanna Ellis Douglass, BA’90
Tommy and Lera Douglas (parents)
Robert Michael and Heidi Klees Dowgwillo (parents)
Victor James Dowling III, BA’08
Herman Jack Downey Jr., BA’51, and Elizabeth M. Downey
Charles and Meredith Downton (parents)
Emanuel O. Doyne, BA’67, MD’71, and Ellen Shavin Doyne, BA’69 (parents)
Frank S. Dozier, BA’66, and Mary Ann Curran-Dozier
J. L. Dozier Jr., BA’64, and Nancy G. Dozier
Jeffrey Daniel Draughn, BA’84, and Barbara D. Draughn
Daniel B. Dreibelbis and Kim Thomas Dreibelbis
Jay David Dresner, BE’71, and Patricia Louise Dresner
David and Emilie Dressler (parents)
Jonathan Drewes, BA’03, and Senem Drewes
D. Dwight Drinkard, BA’70, and Margaret Thweatt Drinkard, BE’72
Michael W. Driskill and Elizabeth B. Ford, BA’75 (parents)
Elizabeth Jamison Du Fresne, BA’64
John Marshall and Susan Taylor Duane (parents)
Lucius Beddinger DuBose, MA’70, and Lenda Bates DuBose, BA’64
Marlene S. DuBose (parent)
Martha Hailey DuBose, BA’68
David Charles Ducharme, BA’89, and Lesa Geldmeier Ducharme, BS’89
Peggy Reynolds Dudley, BA’60
Richard and Theresa Dudley (parents)
Finn Duerr, BA’73
Raymond G. Dufresne Jr., MD’80, and Laura Riddick Dufresne, BA’76
Carter Walker Dugan, BA’03
Peter and Mary Vance Noel Duggan (parents)
Jack S. Dugger, BA’38
Jennifer Lauren Dunaway, BA’03
Anne Pritchett Duncan (grandparent)
Troy Alexander Duncan, BA’93, and Jennifer Gries Duncan, BS’93
Thomas R. Duncan, BA’55, and Judith Buchanan Duncan, BS’63
Brian Philip Dunham and Wynne Ellen Morrison, BA’89, MD’93
Robert P. Dunk and Janice L. Johnson (parents)
Amy Ruth Dunlap, BA’91
George Terry Dunlap IV, BA’80, MS’82, and Margaret Black Dunlap, BS’84
Richard L. Dunlap III, BA’64, JD’67, and Deanna M. Dunlap
Elizabeth Daniel Dunn, BA’62
James E. Dunn, BA’59, and Mary Jo Dunn
Jasper W. Dunn III, BA’58
Michael David Dunn and Theresa Skowron Dunn, BA’94
Paul DuPré and Susan Marbut DuPré, BA’90
Cynthia Albrecht Durham, BA’81
M. Freeman Durham, BA’80, and Dean Clevenger
Mark Bradford Durham, BS’79
Joseph J. Durkin and Laura Clement-Durkin, BA’81
Ryan M. Durst, BA’98
Amrita Dutta-Gupta, BA’03
Cherry Wise Dutton, BA’64
James and Rebecca Duty (parents)
Quinton G. Duval and Nancy Onnybecker Duval, BA’68
Matthew J. Dveirin, BA’97
Charles L. Dyas and Olympia Magdalen Corte Dyas, BA’47
Terrell E. Dye, BA’63, and Madeline M. Dye
H. Frederick Dylla III and Lillyan Major Dylla, BA’71
John Harvey Early, BA’82
Michael Bradford Early, BS’93, and Allison Rae Early
Harry R. Easley and Norma F. Easley
Dartha Carver Eason, BA’39
Ronald Dean Eatman Jr., BA’92, MA’94, and Pamela Duerksen Eatman, MED’97
Ellen Florence Eaton, BS’03
Sarah Christina Eayrs, BA’03, MED’04
David Michael Eberhardt Jr., BA’94, and Suzanne Chastain Eberhardt, BS’96
Nicholas Gerard Echemendia, BS’06, and Monica Ecklin Echemendia, BA’06
Robert and Virginia Eckardt (parents)
William H. Eckman and Edith Lindsey Eckman, BA’82
Mr. William L. Eckman and Lynne Freer Eckman, BA’77
Stephen C. Edds and Lesly Gaynor Murray, BA’74
Colin Clark Edgerton and Jacqueline LaPan Edgerton, BA’98
Anne Oser Edmunds, BA’94, MED’99
H. Wallace Edwards Jr. and Elizabeth Edwards
Joanne White Edwards, BA’51
Joseph M. Edwards, BA’84
James T. Edwards and Mary Adamson Edwards, BA’82
Morris D. Edwards, BA’72, and Dawn Marie Edwards
William I. Edwards III, BA’52
Rex Eells, BA’59, and Janice L. Eells
Eric Karl Egli, BS’88, and Nena Walker Egli, MSN’95
Lisa A. Ehrichs, BA’77
Jeff and Connie Ehrnschwender (parents)
Kelly Elizabeth Eichman, BA’09
Steven Eickelbeck and Michelle Pickholz Eickelbeck, BA’83
Lynda Hammons Eidson, BA’65
William and Robin Eiland (parents)
Cathy Eilers (grandparent)
Bobby V. Elder Jr. and Amy Hope Ause Elder, BA’92
Marshall P. Eldred Jr., BA’60, and Andree Mondor
William L. Eldred and Jean Brengle Eldred, MA’69, PHD’73
Katherine Cobb Eldridge, BA’65
Tove Anders Elfstrom and Susan Smith Elfstrom, BA’73
Ralph Elikan, BA’62
Thomas David Elkin, BA’88, and Allison Garner Elkin, BA’87
Patrick L. Elkins and Catherine Taylor Kurtz Elkins, BA’94
Stephen Mark Elksnis, BS’84, and Kimberly Elksnis
Daniel Pope Ellard, BS’77, and Meredith McKay Ellard, BS’77
Mark N. Ellingham and Carlin J. Sappenfield, MS’87
L. Elliott Jones and Melissa Thurmond, BA’87
Lesley Elliott, BA’01
William Pierce Elliott Jr., BA’58
Mike Ellison and LuAnn Ellison
Joan L. Elliston, BA’69
Steve Elmer and Olivia T. Stockard, BA’68
Matthew J. Elrod-Erickson and Monicia Elrod-Erickson, BS’91
Emil H. Emanuel
Bradley E. Emerson, BS’93, and Amy Emerson
Wesley and Deborah Emfinger (parents)
John and Patricia Emms (parents)
Lauren Ashley Engelbert, BA’09
Thomas J. English, BA’75, and Valanca Lee Hicks English, BS’75
John C. Engstrom and Susan P. Paynter (parents)
Robert J. Engstrom and Patricia Miner Engstrom, BA’66
Ruth Dent Enoch, BA’74
Carlos A. Enriquez and Maria Melendez-Enriquez (parents)
Robert and Mary Lou Entzminger (parents)
Steven D. Eppstein, BA’71, and Dorothy Z. Eppstein
Robert A. Erb (parent)
Jane O’Hagan Erickson, BA’71 (parent)
Kristi Ellen Erickson, BS’00
Mark Randall Erickson, BA’95, and Gwen René Creel-Erickson, BS’95
John C. Erickson and Nancy Anderegg Erickson, BA’69 (parents)
Stephen W. Erickson, BA’74, and Mary K. Erickson
James Robert Ericson and Martha Swann Goodman Ericson, BA’79
Peter Alexander Ernst, BA’95, and Caroline Lipscomb Ernst, BA’94
Jerry Webb Ernst and Jan Yarbrough Ernst, BA’71
Nancy Hartenstein Ernst, BA’78
Robert Ernst and Janice A. Peterson-Ernst, BA’59 (grandparents)
Jonathan B. Ertelt, BS’81, and Bonnie Arant Ertelt, MED’99
Clayton Campbell Erwin, BA’01
Robert and Dianne Esbrook (parents)
Leslie Claire Esbrook, BA’10
Mark D. Esterle, BA’73, and Nancy Ann Holmes Esterle
T. William Estes, BA’55, and Allister McDougall Estes
Thomas G. Eubank, BA’76, and Cheryl W. Eubank
James R. Eustis Jr., JD’70, and Barbara Michelle Simmons Eustis, BA’71
Barbara E. Evans (parent)
Donnie and Shirley Evans (parents)
Grace Haven Cutting Evans, BA’99
Henry P. Evans and Mildred L. Chipps Evans
Jack P. Evans, BA’56, MD’59, and Mary Lou Abell Evans, BA’56 MA’58 (parents)
Lucinda L. Evans, BA’59, MAT’60
Wallace Evans and Dorothy Grabbe Evans, BS’74
Emily Janell Everest, BA’06
R. Ken Evert and Marilynn York Evert, BA’78
Jenny Lowry Ewig, BA’02
Randall and Lowry Hough Ewig (parents)
William Winstead Ewin III and Debra Hash Ewin, BA’78
Kelleesa Ann Ewing, BS’87
Mary Sue Kinsman Ewing, BA’60 (parent)
Lindsay Skinner Eyrick, BA’02
Michael and Ann Faber (parents)
Leo Luke Fabisinski III, BS’78
Eric N. Fagerholm and Donna Tanner Fagerholm, BS’74
Christopher Thomas Fahrenbach, BA’97, and Kari Fahrenbach
Paul and Rebecca Fairchild (parents)
C. Wayne Faircloth Jr., BA’68, and Paula H. Faircloth
David Faison and Kim Weller Faison, BS’74
Anthony and Anna-Maria Falcone (parents)
Amy C. Falconer (parent)
Peter Alfonso Falivene, BA’93, and Kara L. Falivene
John Stewart Falkenberg, BA’06
Mark Fall and Jane Menendez Fall, BA’83
Carolyn Elizabeth Farley, BA’86
L. Wayne Farmer and Betty Sue Ayers Farmer, BA’62
Brian Colfax Farmer, BS’02
David R. Farmer and Cathy Allison Farmer, BA’66
Michael Reinhart Farmer, BA’98, and Amanda Collins Farmer
Jeffrey P. Farran, BA’68, and Barbara Farran
Louis Farrell III and Luanne Overton Farrell, BA’76
David Wayne Farrington, BS’86, and Michelle Dreher Farrington
William E. Farrior, BA’71, and Donna Sanders Farrior, BE’72
Michael Keogh Farr and Laurie Fishburn Farr, BA’85
R. Jeffrey Fast and Ruth Ide Fast, BA’73
Lowell E. Faulkenberry and Jane Powell Faulkenberry, BA’77
Gregory Hadden Faulkner, BS’99, and Brooke Hatten Faulkner
Donald Neal Fawcett, BA’85, and Adrienne W. Fawcett
Dwight Porter Fawcett, BA’80, and C.S. Fawcett
Emerson E. Fawkes and Diane Biernot Fawkes, BA’82
Conner M. Fay and Evelyn Buford Fay, BA’57
William T. Fay, BS’76, and Jean B. Fay
Allison Haley Federoff, BA’08
Renée Fedida (grandparent)
Kevin and Cynthia Feeley (parents)
Troy Edward Fee and Tiffany Turbeville Fee, BA’93
Edward and Debra Feinberg (parents)
Thomas Neal Feinberg and Ellen S. Peisner-Feinberg, BA’81
John L. Feininger, BE’84, and Elleanore Lawwill Feininger, BA’85
Samuel H. Feist, BA’91, and Danielle Heyman Feist, BS’93
Jonathan L. Feldman, BA’09
Louis and Karen Feldman (parents)
Ronald I. Feldman, BA’69, JD’72, and Dana Kendall Feldman, BA’69 (parents)
Russell B. Feldman (parent)
Henry D. Fellows Jr. and Pamela Neal Fellows, BA’79
Gina Raye Felts
Robert Forest Felvey, BS’82, and Elizabeth Travis Felvey, BA’82
Rachel Shira Fendell, BA’06
Bernard Fensterwald III, BA’73, and Beth Fensterwald
Madeleine Morgan Fentress, BA’10
Elizabeth A. Ferber, BA’76
Charles P. Ferdon, BA’53, and Blanche Bell Ferdon
Anne B. Ferguson, BA’72
John L. Ferguson and Cynthia Renée Couch Ferguson, BA’88
James L. Ferguson Jr., BA’65, and Gail Pantall Ferguson
Jonnisa Marie Ferguson, BA’08
Oliver Watkins Ferguson, BA’47, MA’48, and Joanne Okelly Ferguson
Silous C. Ferguson Jr., BA’67, and Mary Ferguson
Brian and Angela Fernandez (parents)
Ernesto and Vivian Barbara-Fernandez (parents)
Jason Wells Fernandez, BA’03
Nalton F. Ferraro and Meredith August (parents)
Sarah Ferraro, BA’10
Bertram F. Ferrell, BA’47, and Martha Ames Ferrell
Ryan F. Ferrell Jr. and Nancy Jensen Ferrell, BS’80
David and Anita Fesmire (parents)
Gregory P. Filas and Barbara T. Fichman, BA’76
Ruth Tinker Fielder, BA’53 (parent)
Robert and Elizabeth Field (parents)
Jerry G. Fife and Mary Ann Fife
Richard and Elizabeth Fijolek (parents)
Richard L. Filbrun and Marilyn L. Johnson Filbrun, BA’66
T. Aldrich Finegan
Michael and Susan Fine (parents)
William Arthur Finfrock, BE’92, and Jennifer Kasper Finfrock, BA’92
Frederick Eli Finger IV, MBA’01, and Kathryn Wells Stafford Finger, BA’01
John Miller Finley, BA’76, and Norma Vaughan Finley
Douglas Alan Finnegan Jr., BA’00, and Kristy Ross Finnegan, BS’00
David C. Fischer, BA’75
Dennis J. Fischer, BA’61, and Diane Gail Fischer
Douglas and Cynthia Fischer (parents)
Gregory Edward Fischer, BA’80, and Alexandra Gerassimides
Michael and Catherine Fischer (parents)
Patrick Fischer and Charlotte F. Fischer
Fred and Deanne Cain Fischlein (parents)
John E. Fisher, BA’49, MA’51, and Nancy Borum Fisher
John and Sara Fisher (parents)
Laurie Bankston Fisher, BS’88
Robert L. Fisher, BA’53
Robert Randall Fisher, BS’82, and Ann K. Joslyn
Scott and Joy Fisher (parents)
Stephen L. Fisher and Nancy L. Garretson
James McLaughlin Fish, BA’73
Arthur F. Fite III, BA’67, and Pamela F. Fite
Michael Brett Fitz and Ashley Alissa Hunt Fitz, BA’02
Earl E. Fitz and Julianne V. Fitz
James Curtis FitzGerald, BA’00, and Jennifer Allridge FitzGerald, BS’01
Alice Rogers Fitzgibbon, BA’70 (parent)
Katherine Peeler Fitzpatrick, BA’63
Richard and Kathleen Fix (parents)
John E. Flagg III and Catharine Johnson Flagg, BS’76 (parents)
Louis Flamino, BA’97, and Aida Flamino
Milton and Becky Flanagan (parents)
Nancy Maynard Flanagan, BA’80
David A. Flanary, BA’67, and Patricia Evans Flanary, BA’67
Kathleen Flanigan, BA’10
Thomas Daniel Fleetman, BS’01
William F. Fleet, BA’55, MD’58, and Mary Carolyn Woodard Fleet, BSN’55
Robert H. Fleisher and Joy Rotenstreich Fleisher
Daniel James Fleming Jr., BA’06, and Sydney Ann Conklin Fleming, BS’06
Frederick G. Fleming, BA’72, and Denise Tucker Fleming, BA’73
James M. Fleming, BA’61, and Helen N. Fleming
Jason Bates Fleming, BS’86, and Alison Grage Fleming, BS’87
Meghan Elizabeth Fleming, BS’06
Robert M. Fleming, BA’68, and Diane Davis Fleming, BA’68 (parents)
B. Y. Fletcher and A. Leslie Harris Fletcher, BA’72
C. Meredith Fletcher, BA’98
Stephen Fletcher, BS’97, and Nancy Brown Fletcher, BS’99
Constance Leone Flood, BA’97
Enrique A. Flores and Erika M. Monckeberg (parents)
Diane Floyd, BA’10
Douglas Alan Fluegel, BS’92, and Sonya Michelle Fluegel
Colleen Marie Flynn, BA’94
Michael Lawrence Flynn, BA’86
Mark E. Follis, BS’80, and Laura Miller Follis
Pink Lowe Folmar Jr., BA’67, and Miriam R. Folmar (parents)
David Robert Folsom and Lee Ricker Folsom, BA’88, MED’91
Michael F. R. Foltz, BA’71, and Judith B. Foltz
Frederick R. Folz, BA’73, and Catherine B. Folz
Debra S. Foote (parent)
James William Footitt, BE’80, and Natalie Arline Footitt
Marian Burnett Ford, BA’60
Martha Bryan Foreman, BA’43
John A. J. Forest Jr., BA’49, and Marie Emerson Forest, BA’49, MS’51
Phillip Tate Forrester, BA’02, and Kirk Reed Forrester, BS’02
Silvi S. Forrest (grandparent)
John Larry Forte and Allison R. Cook, BA’77
Edward J. Foster, BA’70, JD’73, and Nancy Johnson Foster, BS’75 (parents)
Scott and Rebecca Foster (parents)
Gary E. Fottrell and Katherine Ellen Connor Fottrell, BA’83
John Paul Fougerousse, BA’00, and Heyward Morris Fougerousse, BA’00
Edward D. C. Fowler, BA’88, and Wendy Carlton
Jon Evans Fowler, BA’92
Lewis W. Fowler Jr., BA’56, and Florence Moffett Fowler
James E. Fowler and Mary Huth Fowler, BA’63 (parents)
Wiley L. Fowler, BA’94, and Meghan French Fowler
William R. Fowler Jr.
Bob Fox and Dona J. Tapp
Elizabeth M. Fox, BA’71
Ryan Fox and Kristin Gildea Fox, BA’98
Frederick W. Frailey and Catherine Bennett (parents)
Fred Harris Francis II, BS’86, and Dianna Francis
Phillip N. Franck and Laura A. Franck
Dennis and Karen Frank (parents)
Bruce L. Frankenberg, BA’77, and Kari Severson Frankenberg, BA’77
Robert H. Franke, BA’85, and Aylin O. Franke
Mary Lucy Franklin, BA’62
Wilson Stevens Franklin, BA’74
Robert D. Frank and Nancy Sparks Frank, BA’65
Rosalind C. Frank, BA’68
Robert C. Franks, BA’55, MD’58, and Dorothy Darnall Franks
Terence E. Fraser and Joanne Pimental Fraser, BS’75, PHD’80
Neil and Julia Fraser (parents)
John Leslie Frattarelli, BA’89, and LeighAnn C. Frattarelli
Eugene L. Frazer, BA’57, and Constance M. Frazer
Randle D. Frazer Jr., BA’65, and Frances C. Frazer
John Paul Frazier, BA’78, and Jean Frazier
Matthew Evan Frazier, BA’08
James and Joan Frede (parents)
Mark L. Frederick, BA’73
Mona Carol Frederick (parent)
Bruce James Fredericks, BA’89, and Joy Fredericks
Alexander Barry Freed, BA’09
David M. Freed (parent)
William M. Freedman and Harriet Arnold Freedman, BA’65
Cynthia Elaine Freeman, BA’82
W. Randall Freeman and Deborah Kratz Freeman, BA’71
Noel Freeman and Elizabeth Watson Freeman, BS’92
George Clemon Freeman Jr., BA’50, and Anne Colston Hobson Freeman
John G. Freeman, BA’71, and Fran Farris Freeman
Stephanie Lynn Freeman, BA’10
Stephen and Deborah Freeze (parents)
Andrew Joseph French III, BA’84, and Janice Jacoby French
Bradley Stephen French, BS’08, and Elizabeth R. French
Kelly L. Frey Sr., BA’73, MS’79, and Marie Stewart Faye Frey (parents)
Robert H. Freymeyer, BA’73, and Barbara E. Johnson
John Drury Friday, BA’86, and Mindy Mayhew Friday
Horace A. Friedman, BA’50, MA’51
Linda Lyon Friedman, BA’61 MS’62
Marilyn A. Friedman
David and Nancy Friedman (parents)
Robert Steven Friedman, BA’83, and Carin A. Friedman
Lisa Anne Friedrichs, BA’05
Louis and Armanda Frisbie (parents)
Macalyne Watkins Fristoe, BA’53, MS’60, PHD’72
Myra L. Frizzell, BA’49
Mark A. Froehlich (parent)
Michael and Kristin Fruehwald (parents)
A. Brent Fruin, BS’93, MD’98, and Brandi Fruin
Laurence Dwight Fry, BA’81, and Mary Louise Fanton Fry, JD’83
Virginia Bland Fry, BA’51
Walter and Janet Fuchs (parents)
Kevin Scott Fuller, BS’87, and Holly Marie Huelsman Fuller, BS’88
Jonathan Mark Fuller, BA’85
G. Keith Funston III, BA’06
Clarke B. Futch, BA’89, and Julie Caryn Weil Futch
John Francis Gabriel Jr., BA’86, and Julia Louise Gabriel
Anne Page Gaebe, BS’04, MED’05
William Patton Gaffney, BA’64
Howell Nicholson Gage III, BS’99, and Molly Kelley Gage
William Roderick Gagne and Pamela Bashore Gagne, BA’77
Landers and Inetta Gaines (parents)
Henry M. Gaither III, BA’65, and Judith L. Gaither
Charles W. Gale, BA’69
Amador Galindo-Padron and Christine Ann Dickerson de Galindo, BA’03
Greg Gallagher and Amanda Lynn Ullman Gallagher, BS’00
Catherine Hughes Gallagher, BA’06
John and Sue Ellen Galligan (parents)
H. Mills Gallivan, BA’73, and Carol Anne Provence Gallivan, BA’73
Frank C. Galloway III and Katherine Russell Galloway, BA’90
Nicholas T. Gallucci Jr., BA’76
Harry W. Gamble Jr. and Molly Franklin Gamble, BA’63 (parents)
Dahn Dean Gandell, BS’87
Ashish Dinesh Gandhi, BS’98, and Gargi Gajendragadkar Gandhi, BS’97, MD’01
Richard M. Gannaway, BA’50, MAT’57, and Joann Pickering Gannaway, BA’52
John Sexton Gannon Jr., BA’83
Alan T. Gantt, BA’69, and Sharyn C. Gantt
Constancio and Eloise Garay (parents)
Victor Garay and Mary Lynn Whittle Garay, BS’86
Ronald L. Garber and Evans Eve Garber, BA’66
Jessika Marie Garcia, BA’10
Darci Lauren Gardner, BA’07
Stanley D. Gardner and Sara Lee Denman Gardner, BS’79
Joseph and Mary Jo Gargano (parents)
Lee K. Garlove and Amy Lehman Garlove, BA’93
Harry E. Garner, BA’63, and Elizabeth Lamar Garner
Harold Garner and Kim Marche Thoene Menier
Garrett Houston Garner, BA’92, and Leslie Bryan Glover Garner, BA’92
Andrew Garrabrants and Lucy Woodruff Zemp, BA’84
Weston Ross Garrett, BA’94, and Kathryn O’Neill Garrett, BS’93
Phillip and Jane Garrett (parents)
Loring M. Garrison Jr., BA’69, and Catherine Lester Garrison, BA’70 (parents)
Clifton H. Garrott, BA’60, and Joan W. Garrott
Janet Marilyn Bestpitch Garry, BA’82
Nancy Holt Garver, BA’56
Darian Darane Gary, BS’95
Austin Edward Garza, BS’96, MD’00, and Sarah Anne McBean Garza, BS’97, MSN’98
Theodore A. Gaskin Jr. and Louise Hollberg Gaskin, BA’86
Raymond Duncan Gastil and Jeannette Carr Gastil, BA’50
Joseph V. W. Gaston, JD’64, and Kay Baker Gaston, BA’62
Robert B. Gaston Sr., BA’41
Sara M. Gast, BA’10
Carl M. Gates, BA’73, and Marilyn Gates
John Jeffrey Gates, BA’97, and Carolyn K. Gates
Alexander B. Gates and Lyn Weems Gates, BA’70 (parents)
Jeffrey S. Gates and Sarah Elizabeth Harries Gates, BA’95
Jesse Harold Gatewood III, BA’87
Derek Bradford Gatta, BS’03
Jonathan Hartley Gaunt, BA’03
Maurine Giselle Gauthier, BA’90
Volney P. Gay and Barbara Ann Gay
Richard Evans Gazala, BA’83, JD’86, and Julie M. Gazala
Bill F. Gee, BA’56, and Lynn Johnson Gee
Betty Black Geeslin, BA’50
David Andrew Geffen and Charlene Christofilis Geffen, BA’84
Daniel Wayne Gehr, BA’88, and Angela Anderson Gehr
Pier T. Geiger and Alexandra Becker Pozsgay Geiger, BS’88
James and Michelle Geihsler (parents)
Richard E. Geist, BA’60, and Julia Ann Barnhart Geist
Michael Gelb, BA’56, and Louise P. Gelb
Ronald C. Gelb and Nanci Silverstein Gelb, BA’87
Ian R. Gellis and Maria Gellis
Gabrielle Gendzier (parent)
David William Gentry, BS’88, and Bridget Marie Griem Gentry, BS’88
Harold L. Gentry, BA’66, and Betty Gentry
Michael Francis Geoghegan
Emory Curtis George and Anne Dewitt George
Steven George and Carolyn Kaye Duff George, BS’70
Robert E. George and Nancy Sweet George, BA’68
Philip C. George, BA’71, PHD’81, and Kathleen S. George
Robert and Pamela Gerdes (parents)
Jeffrey and June Gerken (parents)
Terry Jerome German, BA’77, and Mary German
Sandra Fernald Gerow, BA’65 (parent)
Dolly Diane Gerregano, BA’90
Scott J. Gerrish and Windsor Davis Gerrish, BA’92
Ann Laird Gerville-Reache, MA’99
Malcolm Getz and Ruthann Getz
John William Gewin, BS’98
Richard A. Geyer Jr., BA’70, and Ginger Geyer
Omar Farid Ghadry, BA’03
Joseph G. Gianfortoni and Emily Wells Gianfortoni, BA’68
William Lockhart Gibbons, BA’72, JD’76, and Julia Smith Gibbons, BA’72, L’75 (parents)
Bennett Jason Gibbs, BS’00
Jo M. Gibbs, BA’57, and Sherry Ann Gibbs
Kenneth W. Gibbs, BA’67, and Duffy B. Gibbs
Jason R. Gibeaut and Elizabeth Brooks Gibeaut, BA’91
Joseph T. Gibson and Adelia Huffman Gibson, BA’48
Daniel Lewis Gibson, BS’95
John F. Gilbert Jr., BA’59, and Judy B. Gilbert
Yamiece Elizabeth Gilbert, BS’07
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gilcrest (parents)
Charles Clayton Gill, BA’91, and Jana B. Gill
Douglas Stewart Gillespie, BA’89, and Serena Noelle Gillespie
James E. Gillespie, BA’66, and Shirley A. Ewell Gillespie
Stuart Johnston Gillespie, BA’08
Robert H. Gillespy III, BA’75
Lesley Gill
Andrea Owen Gilmer, BS’80
James D. Gilmer, BA’66, and Jacqueline Dienna Gilmer, BSN’67
Brian James Gilmour, BA’94, and Paula J. Gilmour
Thomas H. Gilpin, BA’71, and Susan Shaffer Gilpin
James and Linda Ginzer (parents)
Bradford Gioia and Iverson Minna Cook Gioia, BA’80
Edward J. Glaser Jr., BA’49
Jonathan Ian Glasgow, BA’98
Kevin Lee Glasgow, BA’87, and Bernadette Glasgow
Bessie B. Glass (parent)
Mitchell Jay Glass and Lisa Dorsey-Glass, BA’86
Michael Augustine Gleason, BA’03
Alan E. Glenn, BA’65, JD’68, and Minna Glenn
Dennis R. Glover, BS’90, and Denise Glover
Jeffrey Barron Glover, BA’97, and Carrie Glover
Robert Gordon Glunt, BS’04, and Jessica Erin Schur Glunt, BS’04
Carol Z. Gobel (parent)
G. Will Godwin III, BA’75, and Janice Godwin
Anand Raman Gohel, BS’99, and Shawna Garg Gohel
Jed Samuel Goldberg, BA’08
Dolores A. Goldblatt (grandparent)
Andrew Mark Goldenberg, BA’79, and Sharon Jacobs Goldenberg
Gerald and Kathy Golden (parents)
Betty Johnson Goldiamond, BA’44
Jean Russell Goldman, BA’46
James E. Goldsberry, BA’71, and Virginia Turner Goldsberry, BS’72
David Markus Goldstein, BA’93
Lauren Nathalie Goldstein, BA’00
Michael and Janice Goldstein (parents)
Steven A. Goldstein, BA’66, MD’70, and Simoy C. Goldstein (parents)
Greg and Gloria Gonzales (parents)
Jesse Gonzalez and Tracy Marie Allen, BA’85
Robert H. Goodall Sr., BA’57, and Betty Ann Yancey Goodall, BA’55
Joseph Guillen Goodell, BA’06
J. Thomas Goodgame, BA’69, and Elizabeth Kilpatrick Goodgame, BA’69
John T. Goodgame Sr., BA’43, MD’45 (parent)
Clay Robert Goodier, BA’04
Richard R. Goodin and Patricia J. Rasbury, BA’78
Mark and Krista Goodman (parents)
Robert Wayne Goodridge, BA’70, MA’75, and Sharyn M. Goodridge
Kristin E. Goose, BA’04
Kay and Rebecca Gopinath (parents)
Neil and Susan Gordon (parents)
Thomas Napier Gordon, BA’73, JD’76, and Teri Hasenour Gordon, BA’77
David Reid Gorman and Heather Carmichael Gorman, BS’96
Jeff Gorrell, BA’68
Ashley Potter Gosnell, BA’06
Ayia Gueorguieva Gospodinova, BA’09
Wayne H. Gossard and Lisa Ogle Gossard, BS’78
Roy K. Gottfried and Mary Comfort Stevens
Courtney Lynn Gould, BS’07
Everett E. Gourley Jr., BA’50
Fran H. Gowdy (parent)
Thomas A. Grabeman, BA’77, and Lisa Grabeman
Christopher Mark Graber, BA’09
Stanley E. Graber, BA’60, MD’64, and Sara Kleinman Graber, BA’62 (parents)
Sloan Graff III and Heather Birt Graff, BA’81
Bruce M. Graham Jr. and Patricia G. Granfield (parents)
Craig Lee Graham, BS’79
Ronald H. Graham and Hollie M. Sherman Graham, BA’88
Joe H. Graham and Sylvia M. Graham
Kathleen Granfield Graham, BA’08
Stuart W. Graham and Jessie M. Klyce, BA’68, MS’69 (parents)
Todd R. Graham
Trevor C. Graham, BA’99
Langley Granbery, BA’77, and Lois Freeman Granbery, BS’84
Alec W. Granger and Kimberly Leavenworth Granger, BS’90, MSN’93
Leadrester W. Granger (parent)
Roger and Lori Granger (parents)
Michael Raymond Granillo, BA’07
Albert and Sally Grasch (parents)
David G. Grattan and Margaret Beam Grattan, BA’88
Elizabeth A. Grausso, BMUS’05
Thomas H. Graves, BA’69, and Wendy F. Graves
Thomas M. Graves, BA’58, and Catherine Grace Turner Graves, BA’58
David R. Gray and Joan E. Hamilton, BA’68 (parents)
E. Thomas Gray, BA’62, and Lucy Gray
Howard and Jannie Gray (parents)
Bill D. Gray and Jane Graham Gray, BA’70, EDD’95
Matthew Robinson Gray, BA’04, and Angela A. Beatty, BA’04
Michael Chase Gray, BS’99, and Diedre Johnston Gray, JD’03
Thomas H. Gray, BA’53, MA’58, PHD’63, and Barbara Allen Gray, MAL’58
Harry Greenberg and JoAnn Flom Greenberg
Mark A. Greenberg, BA’76, MD’80, and Sandra Oden Greenberg, MA’78
Kevin Walker Green and Cynthia Hayter Green, BA’80
Adam Scott Greene, BA’86, and Martha Goodman Greene, BA’86
Paul A. Greene and Diane Newman Greene, BA’77
Timothy Taylor Greene, BA’89, MS’95, PHD’98, and Meaghen Cooper Greene, BS’91, EMBA’00
Charles A. Greenfield, BA’67
Sheila Greenfield (parent)
Robert Warren Greenhalgh, BS’04, and Kristin Sands O’Brien, BA’04
J. Troy and Jan Green (parents)
John E. Green and Gloria F. Green
Larry and Frances Green (parents)
Laura Frances Green, BS’94
Stewart and Nancy Greenlee (parents)
Mary Regan Green, BA’40 (parent)
Michael and Marian Green (parents)
Richard and LaNell Green (parents)
Jeremy Michael Greenstein, BA’00, and Elizabeth Ravage
Stephen and Dorothy Green (parents)
I. Douglas Greenwell, BE’78, and Patricia Wirth Greenwell
Michael and Susan Greenwell (parents)
Joe A. Greer, BA’62
Debbie Brice Greeson, BA’76
Charles R. Gregg Jr., BA’91, and Michelle Gregg
Mary Jane Gregory, BA’75
Rodrick R. Gregory and Marybelle K. Sheehan (parents)
Wendel Calhoun Greider, BA’90, MBA’96, and Marissa Vivona Greider
Ralph H. Greil, BA’70, and Rachel Hallas Greil
Emily Greszes (grandparent)
Margaret Ashley Greven, BS’07
Stan Grey and Anita Cohen Grey, BA’58
Richard Thomas Griffey, BA’61, and Joan S. Griffey
Warren O. Griffin and Betty Anne Masten Griffin, BA’61
William Joseph Griffin and Connie Goldsberry Griffin, BA’86
Donald Glen Griffin, BA’00, and Davis Washburn Griffin
R. Page Griffin and Margaret Neill Griffin, BA’52 (parents)
William P. Griffin IV, BA’64, JD’67
Charles E. Griffith, JD’61, and Jean McCarn Griffith, BA’60
Charles and Irene Griffith (parents)
Jeffrey Bernard Griff and Mary Lynn Garda Griff, BS’85
Emmitte H. Griggs, BA’78, and Cheryl Anne Stevens Griggs, BS’78
John A. R. Grimaldi Jr., BA’74, MD’78
D. Andrew Grimes and Betty Mosby Grimes, BA’50
Thomas Burnett Grimes, BS’85, and Emily I. Grimes
Edwin C. Griswold, BA’72, and Susan K. Tipton Griswold
Kevin Grogan, MLAS’98, and Kate Grogan
Gary R. Gropper, BA’74, and Vickie Rae Gropper
Natalie Gross, BS’04, MED’05
Richard Jay Gross, BA’88, and Jennifer Welsh Gross, BA’89
John E. Grubbs, BA’73, and Paula Larson Grubbs
Paul Grube and Mimi Griffin Grube, BS’84
D. Allen Grumbine, BA’71, JD’74, and Nicolette R. Grumbine
Charles G. Grummon, BA’95, MBA’99, and Rupa Meena Grummon
Jonathan Scott Grushkin, BA’09
Yimin Guan and Qing Zhang (parents)
Leonard and Susan Guberman (parents)
Anthony L. Guenther, BA’60, and Linda Ryder Guenther
Miller and Angela Cole Guess (parents)
Gareth E. Guest, BA’54, MA’56, and Patricia Faulkner Guest, BA’55
Russell and Leslie Guglielmo (parents)
Maria Ruth Guidetti, BA’06
Helen Bircher Guillet, BA’49
Matthew W. Guinn and Kristen Sulser Guinn, BA’89
Shengxieng Gui and Lidan Cheng (parents)
Robert Anthony Gula Jr., BS’87, and Shelley Jeffrey Gula, BA’87
F. Stuart Gulley, BA’83, and Kathleen Crenshaw Gulley
Sandra Bridges Gurgo, BA’65
W. Quinton Gurley Jr., BS’81, MD’85, and Stephanie Williams Gurley
David C. Guth, BA’77, and Carol Baldwin Guth, MA’72
Fain A. Guthrie, BA’51, and Edith Avera Guthrie
Noel W. Guthrie Jr., BA’57, and Suzanne F. Guthrie
L. Eduardo Gutierrez and Candace Sheris Gutierrez, BA’75
Ralph G. Gutmacher, BA’47, and Nancy H. Stewart Gutmacher
Jerome B. Guttman, BA’48, and Albee Pasternack Guttman
Samuel and Louise Guy (parents)
Gregory Paul Guyton, BS’89, and Michele S. Jenkins-Guyton, BA’89
D. Nelson Gwaltney, BA’74, and Deborah Offord Gwaltney, BA’74 (parents)
John Leonard Gwin Jr., BA’80, and Brenda Bice Gwin
Bjorn Haake and Mary Winna Fox, BA’83
Murray J. Haber and Judy V. Haber
Matthew Allen Haemer, BS’99, MD’04, and Emily Louise Dahlgren Haemer, BE’99
Alexander Hazen Haemmerlein, BA’06, MSN’09, and Brittany Blalock Haemmerlein
John M. Hagewood and Elizabeth Rosson Hagewood
Richard and C. A. Haglund (parents)
Richard W. Hahn Jr. and Eleanor Hill Hahn, BS’80
Robert Brandt Halbach, BA’94, and Melissa Menson Halbach, BS’94
Joseph Theodore Hale IV, BA’88, and Anne M. Elmore
Colleen E. Hughey Haley, BA’97
Robert L. Haley Jr., BA’57, MD’60, and Joy Haley
Luke and Diana Hall (parents)
George and Pat Hall (grandparents)
Allen Halliday and Grace Moore Halliday, BS’98
David H. Halliwell, BA’73, and Mary Davis Halliwell, BS’73
Jean Hall (parent)
William T. Hall and Linda Jones Hall
Michael Hall, BA’68
Peggy Jo Hall
James Duncan Hall and Ruth Threlkeld Hall
Willine Hall, BA’51, MA’68, PHD’76
Chris Halweg and Gretchen Elizabeth Feulner, BS’94
Robert S. Hamel and Russell Fessey Hamel, BA’53 (parents)
Robert S. Hamer III, BA’56, and Patricia M. Hamer
Arnetta Hamilton (parent)
Battle M. Hamilton, BA’66, and Gale Flynn Hamilton
George and Bernadette Hamilton (parents)
James K. Hamilton, BA’68, and Sally White Hamilton, BA’70
John S. Hamilton Sr., BA’50, and Linda D. Hamilton
Noel D. Hamilton and Katherine Reed Hamilton, BA’82
Robert and Michelle Hamilton (parents)
William B. Hamilton Jr., BA’51, and Jean Patteson Hamilton (parents)
John Hamlin and Lisa Lloyd Hamlin, BA’88
James Lee Hammond and Dianne K. Ervin Hammond, BA’65
Michael Bennett Hammond Jr., BA’07
Duncan Hamner Jr., BA’59, JD’64, and Madelon M. Hamner
Herschel Towles Hamner III, BA’98, and Lauren Sparks Hamner, BS’99
Paul and Cecila Hampson (parents)
James E. Hampton, BA’51, and Barbara A. Smith Hampton
Jeffrey and Cynthia Hampton (parents)
Jeffrey Ryan Hamrick, BA’99
Allan F. Hancock, BA’71, and Joanne Hancock
Michael L. Hancock, BS’80
Albert and Melanie Hand (parents)
Mindy Handelsman (parent)
Craig Handjian and Jennifer Shapiro Handjian, BS’98
Jonathan Eric Handmaker, BA’88, and Trisha D. Handmaker
J. David Hanes, BA’65, and Dixie Ann Hanes
John Ashley Haney, BS’93, and Hays Thompson Haney, BA’94
James Scott Hanks and Margaret Lyon Hanks, BA’77
Michael Kunhi Han, BA’95
John and Pamela Hannifan (parents)
James Patrick Hannigan, BA’05
Robert Caperton Hannon, BA’93, JD’98, and Ivey Lloyd Henson Hannon, BA’93
Steven R. Hanor, BA’76, MD’80, and Mary Jo Love Hanor, BSN’75, MSN’80 (parents)
Michael Han, MS’97, and Allie Han (parents)
George A. Hanse III and Anne Chrisman Hanse, BA’52
James A. Hanson and Ann Miller Hanson, BA’62
Geoffrey Hanson and Leyla Arik Hanson, BA’81
Eric Francis Harbert, BA’95
Royal and Wanda Hardeman (parents)
Mary Janet Erwin Harden, BA’63
Jerry H. Harder, BA’66
Harold H. Hardison and Olivyn Pearson Hardison, BA’46, MA’62
Thomas Griffin Hardy III, BA’79, JD82, and Margaret W. Hardy (parents)
William O. Hargrove, BA’53, and Mary Dell Hargrove
Peter T. Haring, BA’68, and Yolanda Haring
Thomas V. Harkins, BA’57, and Donna H. Harkins
William Holliday Harkins Jr., BA’93
Georganne Harmon, BA’64
C. Armitage Harper Jr., MD’63, and Carole Schlich Harper, BA’60 (parents)
Brian Everett Harper, BA’03, and Elizabeth Bradford Harper, BS’03
Glenn A. Harper, BA’68, and Patrice McDermott
James Robinson Harper Jr., BA’80, and Robin Harper
Sam T. Harper, BA’75, and Carolyn M. Harper
Timothy W. Harper, BA’78
Bert Seth Harp Jr. and Linda Collins Harp, BA’68
Andrew W. Harrell, BA’70
Robert Harrell and Brittany Windsor Harrell, BA’95
Eugene W. Harrell, BA’69
James Bernard Harrell, BA’86, and Dawn Marie Nye
George K. Harrell and Julie Boring Harrell, BA’70
Dan E. Harrell and Kathleen Grant Harrell, BA’74
Keith Thomas Harrington, BS’85, and Karen J. King Harrington, BA’85
Benjamin R. Harris
Jerry L. Harris, BA’68, and Patricia Lewis Harris, BA’68 (parents)
Linda L. Harris
M. Eugene Harris and Linda Webber Harris, BS’79
Nancy A. Harris
Charles E. Harrison Jr., BA’56, and Mary Elizabeth Ponder Harrison, BA’56
Jeff and Shari Harrison (parents)
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Harrison Jr. (parents)
R. Jeffrey Harris, BA’87, and Katherine Perry Harris
Timothy A. Harr and Winfield P. Crigler, BA’73
Eric Lampton Harry, BA’80, MBA’83, JD’84, and Marina Matlin Harry
Carolyn Elizabeth Hart, BA’83, and Sandra G. Hart Godwin
David and Jan Hart (parents)
Richard H. Hartje and Anne Phillips Hartje, BS’76
Joel Alan Hart, BA’04, and Morgan Polikoff
John and Kimberly Sherman Hartley (parents)
Matthew Lyndall Hart, BS’06
Hayes Pigg Hartnett, BA’39
Geoffrey R. Hart and Susan L. Hart
David Edward Harvey, BA’80, and Victoria Harvey
Bartlett and Meredith Harwood (parents)
Alan E. Harzman, BS’97, and Sheila K. Harzman
Matthew Brian Hastings and Sarah Cogswell Hastings, BS’95
Jimmie D. Hatch and Betty Anne Cotton Hatch, BA’76 (parents)
Harris D. Hatcher Jr., MA’60, and Barrye Jacobs Hatcher, BA’60, MA’62 (parents)
Christopher Webb Hatcher and Jennifer Oldham Hatcher, BA’89
David W. Haun, BA’72, and Claudia S. Haun
William Tuck Hauptfuhrer, BA’07
Denise H. Hawkins (parent)
Virginia Byrne Trenor Hawkins, BA’58 (parent)
James H. Hawkins Jr. and Willo Anne Hitt Hawkins, BA’58
Harry T. Hawks and Elizabeth Dowling Hawks, BA’79
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hawley (parents)
Robert J. Hawley and Holly Patrick (parents)
Shannon Follen Hawley, BA’10
James Franklin Hawthorn, BA’98, and Catherine Butler Hawthorn
Daniel W. Hayes Jr. and Charlotte Mayfield Hayes, BA’68
Christie Michelle Hayes, BA’01
George and Molly Hayes (parents)
Jay Hayes and Julie Simms Hayes, BA’89
Laura Suzanne Huffman Hayes, BS’00
Mary R. Hayes
George H. Haynes and Sharon Robinson Haynes, BA’63
William and Clare Hays (parents)
David B. Hazelwood, EMBA’89, and Claudia Manson Hazelwood, BA’74, MAT’78 (parents)
Anthony Hazelwood and Mary Ella Meek Hazelwood, BA’81
Daniel and Samia Hazim (parents)
Walter C. Hazlitt Jr. and Catherine Schmidt Hazlitt, BA’93
Lisa A. Head, BA’74
Jared Patrick Heady, BA’04
Christopher Durbin Heard, BA’01, and Whitney Werich Heard
Yvonne Renae Heard, BA’04
Joseph C. Hearne, BA’61, and Nancy Kise Hearne, BS’61
Kerthy Fix Hearn, BA’69
Arthur F. Hebberger
William B. Heberton Jr., BA’78, and Linda Leutheuser Heberton
William and Amy Heckethorn (parents)
Aldred A. Heckman Jr. and Nina K. Heckman
Ann Marie M. Heckmann, BS’83
Justin Hedge and Ashley Fields Hedge, BS’02
R. Scott Heflinger, BE’72, MS’82, and Craig Anne Roberts Heflinger, BA’73, MA’75, PHD’89
Jeffrey R. Hefner and Mary McDougal Hefner, BA’72
Carl E. Hegewald Jr., BA’73, and Catherine M. Hegewald (parents)
William B. Heilman, BA’69, and Barbara Balloff Heilman, BA’87
Andrew Scott Heiman, BA’04, MBA’09
Mary Louise Heiman, BA’79
Robert and Kathy Heimbrock (parents)
Lisa L. Heinrich, BA’71, MA’73, PHD’77
Larry Allen Heiser (parent)
David R. Heitholt, BA’78
Mr. and Mrs. Roland J. Helgerson (parents)
Brad Adam Helicher, BA’99
Matthew Stroud Hellebusch, BS’87, and Annamarie Geppert Hellebusch, BSN’88, MSN’90
Lee Scott Heller and Deidra Dempsey Heller, BA’80
Martin and Joyce Heller (grandparents)
Dennis and Diana Hellman (parents)
Christopher LaMont Hellman, BA’82, and Sarah Means Hellman, BS’82 (parents)
Harold Helm and Elizabeth D. Williams, BA’70
James Diller Helman, BA’79, and Monica Sackett Helman
Richard M. Helman, MD’65, and Ellen Young Helman, BA’63
Laura Nicole Hemard, BA’07
Wylie C. Hembree III, BA’60, and Christina Gruning Hembree
Barbara Hemingway (parent)
Paul and Joanna Hemmer (parents)
J. Winslow Hemperley, BA’60, PHD’71, and Heide Hemperley
Durward Verdery Hendee, BA’88, and Caroline Meade Hendee, BA’88
Peter Van Ness Henderson, BA’69, JD’81
Stuart Douglas Henderson, BS’85, and Jacqueline R. Soltys
J. Owen Hendley II, BA’59, and Birgit Winther (parents)
David W. Hendon, BA’69
Gordon E. Hendrich, BS’76
Jennifer Meghan Hendricks, BA’03
Kristen Louise Hendricks, BA’08
Craig Hendrix and Cheryl Ann Capshaw-Hendrix, BA’79, MAT’81
Doris A. Hendrix, BA’63
Daniel Stephen Hendry, BS’08
William M. Hendry and Valery Warren Hendry, BA’76
Ernest C. Henegar Jr., BA’64, and Nancy Peddicord Henegar, BA’64
William R. Henley and Jackie Henley
Peter Robert Hennessy, BA’82, and Anne Griffith Hennessy
James H. Henry II, BA’76, and Lisa Henry
Donald B. Hensley and Frances Austin Hensley, BA’72
Beau Joseph Henson, BA’07
Melinda A. Henson (parent)
James O. Herbert, BA’68, and Ann Herbert
David and Shirley Hercules (parents)
Mark P. Herman, BA’77, and Vicki L. Herman
Jody Lynne Hernandez, BA’94
Peter and Bertie Hernon (grandparents)
Louis E. Herrera and Cara D. Melenyzer, BA’87
Elton A. Herrick III, BA’52, and Jacqueline E. Herrick
John David Herring, BE’80, and Lida Brown Herring, BS’83
Christopher Michael Hertling, BA’01, and Martha Hertling
Linda Hervatin (parent)
Christian J. Hessler, BS’93, and Suzanne J. Hessler
Justin Young Hester and Laura Gartin Hester, BA’96
Greg C. Hewitt and Kimberly Kappler Hewitt, BS’96, MED’97
Lyons J. Heyman, BA’48, and Jo Marks Heyman
Michael Thomas Heyrich, BA’87, and Janine Heyrich
Wright Hickerson Jr. and Edith H. Morrow Hickerson
George B. Hickey, BA’49
James C. Hickey, BA’59, and Anne Ewing Hickey, PHD’83
Alan T. Hicks, BA’66, and Maren Jorgensen Hicks, BA’66
Robert Steven Hicks Jr., BA’00, and Carrie Giss Hicks, BA’00
Clifford C. Higby, BA’85, and Susan S. Higby
Anne E. Higgins
Harper Thomas Higgins III and Cynthia Green Higgins, BA’85
David L. Higgins, BA’75, and Judy O. Higgins
Robert E. Higgins, BA’73, and Lynn Rose Higgins
Joseph Paul Higham, BA’79, and Beth Miree Higham, BA’81
Chester F. Hight
Scott Hightower and Jennifer Welch Hightower, BA’87
R. Ross Hightower, BA’67, and Linda Kay Hightower
Robert A. Higley and Laura Carter Higley, BA’69
Andrew F. Hill, BA’96, and Heidi Holt Hill
Barbara L. Hill, BS’77
David Knight Hill, BA’85, and Jennifer Oldweiler Hill, BA’86
Harry Hill III, BA’70, and Linda Twist Hill
Jeffrey Stuart Hillier, BA’80, and Kathryne B. Hillier
J. French Hill, BS’79, and Martha McKenzie Hill
James E. Hill, E’77
John B. Hill and Judy S. Haynie Hill, BA’64 (parents)
Graham Young Hill and Kimberly Nelson Hill, BA’97
Benjamin Harvey Hill, BSN’89, and Michelle Straatmann Hill, BA’90
Rowland Hill, BA’66, and Diane Hill
Joseph and Amelia Hills (parents)
Blake Hill and Tiffany Janean Anderson Hill, BS’04
W. James Hill III, BA’68, and Sandi Weber Hill
James R. Hilton and Lee Stokes Hilton, BA’69 (parents)
Steven T. Himmelrich and Eileen B. Fader, BS’82
Jennifer Elizabeth Hinckley, BA’01
William Lyle Hinds III and Jennifer Lambeth Hinds, BA’93
Dennis Hines and Holly Evins Hines, BA’96
Rex A. Hinesley and Brenda Brakefield Hinesley, BA’74
Vernon Hiott and Jessie Freeh Hiott, BS’04
Jerry A. Hirsch, BA’62, and Sydney Hirsch
Brian Andrew Hittle, BA’96, and Karen Lindsay Cook Hittle, BA’98
Lyle Shawn Hitt, BA’90, and Susan M. Hitt
Steven and Elisabeth Hitt (parents)
Claiborne Rankin Hobbs, BA’89, and LuAnne Staley Hobbs, BA’89
Clinton Hobbs, BA’63, and Judy Hobbs
Peggy Batson Hobbs, BA’56, MA’59
John Steven Hobby, BS’93, and Rebecca Gaylor Hobby
D. W. Hockridge and Cornelia Beall Hockridge, BA’42
James L. Hodge Jr., BA’52, and Mae Fleming Hodge
Michael P. Hodges and Penny Harrington, JD’82
Steven C. Hodges, BA’68, and Janice H. Williams
William and Renée Hodges (parents)
Willie E. Hodges, BE’67, and Pamela Curtis Hodges, BA’68
Melvin Earl Hodgkins and Jean Mc Intyre Hodgkins, BA’64
John S. Hodgson Jr., BA’57, and Glenda P. Hodgson
Byron Nash Hoffberg, BA’05
Charles and Lisa Hoffberger (parents)
Einar B. Hoff Jr., BE’53, and Madora Irion Hoff, BA’54
Brian Evan Hoffman, BA’07
Matthew James Hofheimer, BA’05
James C. Hofstetter, BA’71, JD’74, and Cindy Hofstetter
Katherine Elizabeth Hogan, BS’08, MSN’09
Richard Chandler Hogan, BA’84, and Linda Jamme Hogan, BA’86
George W.S. Hoge and Doris Daugherty Hoge, BA’72
Bradley Theron Hokamp, BA’84, and Alison L. Hokamp
Harold S. Holappa II and Janice Branom Holappa, BA’88
Allen W. Holbrook, BA’68, and Forrest Roberts (parents)
Keira McKenna Holbrough, BA’96
Kenneth LeRoy Holcomb and Janet Southmayd Holcomb, BA’75
William F. Holden and Susan Cox Holden, BA’73
Walter Hale Holden, BS’99, and Lauren Martin Holden, BS’99
Keith P. Holder, BA’78
Lawrence E. Holder, BA’64
Jessica Scott Holladay, BA’03
Mark W. Holladay, BA’77, and Carol W. Holladay
Thomas David Holladay, BA’93, and Virginia Hitch Holladay, BA’94
Michael Lee Holley and Carolyn S. Fruthaler, BA’72
H. Douglas Holliday, BA’71, MD’76, and Deb Holliday
Joseph H. Holliday III, BA’69, and Mary Link
Eugene Latimer Hollins, BA’83, and Jessica M. Hollins
Mary Alexander Hollis, BA’10
William A. Hollis, BA’75, and Alicia Thomas Hollis, BA’75 (parents)
Steven D. Hollon and Judy Garber
James T. Holloway and Betsy Bugg Holloway, BA’92
Susan F. Holly, BA’70
James Ronald Holmes, BA’87, and Elizabeth Geesey Holmes
Judy Kay Douglas Holmes, BA’74
Justin Brian Holmes, BA’03
John Phillip Holsinger, BA’93, MBA’01, and Virginia Anderson Holsinger, BS’95, PHD’99
James L. Holsted, BA’67, and Joyce Phillips Holsted
John R. Holsten, BA’52, MA’55, PHD’57, and Catherine M. Holsten
Daniel and Jane Holt (parents)
Saxon W. Holt and Mary McChesney Holt, BA’74
Wilfred E. Holton, BA’64, and Susan Chapin Holton
Donald B. Holtzinger and Rebecca L. Bickart Holtzinger, BA’88
Phil Holwager, BA’55, and Bessie Van Hook Holwager
John Robert Hoos, BS’78, MBA’81, and Anne Brockman Hoos, BA’77, MS’85
Joseph and Kristine Hope (parents)
Tobin Edward Hopkins, BA’90, and Courtney Wright Hopkins, BA’90
John D. Hopkins, BA’59, and Laurie House Hopkins
Kirby DeLoach Hopkins, BA’98, and Jennifer Ming-fay Chen
M. Holliday Hopkins, BA’81
Virginia Collier Hopkins, BS’94
Derek Hopp, BS’04
George Wade Hopper, BA’79, JD’82, and Margaret Weeks Hopper, BE’79
William F. Hoppe, BA’73, and Beverly J. Carman Hoppe
Allen Henry Hord, BA’79, and Terry L. Hord
Richard and Kathleen Horigan (parents)
Trina V. Horine (parent)
George G. Hornberger and Joan Z. Hornberger
Court Raymond Horncastle, BA’88, and Holly Branton Horncastle
Jeffrey John Horner, BA’80, and Laura Cooksey Horner
Francis M. Horn, BA’54
Guy W. Horsley Jr. and Marion McCain Horsley, BA’68
George and Susan Horton (parents)
Susann Rae Horton, BA’79
William Wiley Horton, BA’82, and Judilyn Brooks
George Valentine Horvat and Katharine Morelock Horvat, BA’94
Robert B. Hosea and Anna White Hosea, BA’02
Glenn A. Hoskins, BA’76, and Elizabeth B. Hoskins
Adnan Abdullah Hossain, BS’03
Loren and Isobel Hostek (parents)
William G. Hougland, BA’71, JD’75, and Lorie Ricker Hougland, BA’77
Vince Hourigan and Caribe Cotton Hourigan, BA’82
Donald C. House Jr., BA’75, and Rebecca A. House
Scott and Carol Houseknecht (parents)
Roy F. House Jr., BA’61, and Betty Jo House
Christopher Ross Howard, BA’01, and Brook Reed Howard, BS’00
Jason Todd Howard, BA’99, and Rizzia Froes-Howard
Karen Olsen Howard, BA’72
Mia Lynn Howard, BA’05
William C. Howard, BA’96, and Anne R. Howard
Donald H. Howe, BA’80, and Greta B. Howe
Harold R. Howell and Deborah McWhorter Howell, BA’79
John McWilliams Howell Jr., BA’87, and Virginia H. Howell
Peter D. Howell, BA’71, and Barbara Benson Howell, BA’72
Jack L. Howison, BA’62, and Delores Howell Howison, BA’62 (parents)
Arthur and Irene Hryhorowych (parents)
Xiaodong Huang
G. Scott Hubbard, BA’70, and Susan A. Ruggeri Hubbard
Karl Hubbell and Sarah Broom Hubbell, BA’04
John A. Hubbuch, BA’71, and Marsha C. Hubbuch (parents)
John L. Huber Jr., BS’94, and Elizabeth N. Huber
Robert D. Huber Jr., BA’75, and Nancy J. Huber
Beth Sabo Huddleston, BA’82
Carl and Diane Hudelson (parents)
Eric Egan Hudson, BS’93, and Tricia Dewey
George Trammell Hudson, BA’75, and Sarah L. Hudson (parents)
John and Penny Fleming Hudson (parents)
Melanie Jan Hudson, BA’00
Victor T. Hudson II, BA’65, and Mimi Hudson
Walter Bryan Hudson, BA’87, and Julia Martin Hudson
Jeffrey Charles Huebner, BA’98, and Jessica Huebner
Jeannette R. Huey, BA’82, MED’84
Mary Elizabeth Huff, BA’79
Henry William Huffnagle IV, BA’97
C. Charles Hugan Jr., BA’49, and Patricia E. Hugan
Harold L. Huggins
Bill and Michelle Hughes (parents)
William L. Hughes and Hertha Heller Hughes, BA’65
Joni West Hughes, BA’79
Lois Alexander Hughes, BA’69
Jason Fred Hughes, BS’95, MED’98, and Sharon Levi Hughes, BA’95
William McCaw Hughes III, BA’89, and Julie Louise Hughes
William Zachary Hughes, BA’98, and Beth Hughes
David G. Hulan, BA’58, and Marcia Hulan
Caroline Newton Hull, BA’09
David W. Hull, BA’77, and Jane Shannon Hull
Henry H. Hull Jr., BA’70
William F. Hull, BA’72, and Eleanor Rabb Hull
Ilana Edna Hulsey, BA’90
David Richard Human, BA’81, and Marisa Longrais Human, BS’84
Kraig Eckman Humbaugh, BA’83
J. Fred Hummel and Brenda Hummel
Stephen K. Humphrey and Abigail Nelson Humphrey, BA’03
Andrew and Alison Humphrey (parents)
Brian C. Humphrey, BA’94, and Tucker Eby Humphrey, BA’94
Bobbie Jean Hunt, BA’53
E. L. Roy Hunt, BA’55
Steven J. Hunter and Ann Hart Wotton Hunter, BA’93
Eric and Elizabeth Hunter (parents)
Lance Hunter (parent)
Peter Jeffrey Hunter, BA’99, and Kathryn Marie Traylor Gaines Hunter, BS’01
Robert L. Hunter and Rebecca Teague Hunter, BA’62
Thomas A. Hunter, BA’76, and Nannette N. Hunter
William E. Hunter, BA’52
Jarell Jeffrey Hunt, BA’10
William L. Hunt and Linda Kinnard Hunt, BA’64
Paul Albert Hurst III, BA’91, and Fair Barbour Hurst, BA’89
Jacob E. Hurwitz, BA’74, and Doreen Frankel
Berit Hayes Huseby, BA’00
John and Phyllis Huse (parents)
Eugene E. Huskey, BA’74, and Janet E. Martinez, BA’75
Nannette F. Hutchens, BA’79
Mark Gregory Hutchins and Sarah Ashleigh Fulton, BA’04
Linda G. Hutchison
Geoffrey Anthony Huth, BA’82, and Nancy Frye Huth
W. Thomas Hutton, BA’65, and Linda Harkrider Hutton
Hugh C. Hyatt, BA’64, and D. Jeanne Hyatt
Andrew Mark Hyde, BS’97, MBA’98
Lanson James Hyde II and Lucette Wager Hyde, BA’71
Thomas M. Hyndman III and Laurie Durbrow Hyndman, BA’74
George P. Hynds and Gayle Grant Hynds, BA’64
Donald L. Tietjen and Susan Sprague, BA’70
Richard W. Iler and Clara Louise Pingon Iler, BA’55
Jonathon Lee Incandela, BS’07
Scott David Ingalsbe, BS’05
Margaret B. Ingraham, BA’72
Robert and Debra Ingraham (parents)
Roland H. Ingram Jr. and Marguerite Colville Ingram, BA’59
Christopher Kevin Iorio, MD’98, and Tamara Stone Iorio, BA’94, MD’98
Eugene Michael Irisari, BA’94, and Catherine Irisari
Andy L. Irvin and Candace Cook Irvin, BS’96
Traci J. Irvin, BA’09
Michael Scott Irwig, BA’95
Bonney Harrison Irwin, BA’72
E. Andrew Isakson, BA’74, and Nancy Heath Isakson
Euclid A. Isbell Jr., BA’58
Harold N. Iselin and Lauren Facher Iselin, BA’79
Jerry Ishee and Sue Birdwell Ishee, BA’77
Mr. and Mrs. John Stephen Ishmael, BA’94
Hugo C. Isom, BA’87, and Lanier Scott Isom
John B. Isom, BA’50, MD’54
David B. Ivester and Audrey Edmondson Ivester, BA’85
Holly Britt Ivey, BS’04
DeWitt C. Ivins and Blair Dahlem Ivins, BA’84
John D. Ivy Jr. and Macon Paxton Ivy, BA’82 (parents)
Michael E. Jabaley, BA’57, and Mary Galbreath Jabaley, BA’58 (parents)
Theresa Jabaley, BA’62
Matthew Jablonka and Shery S. Stovall, BA’66 (parents)
Donald L. Jackson, BA’59
Gilchrist L. Jackson, BA’70, and Katina Ballantyne Jackson
Christopher Jackson and Gretchen Heidt Jackson
Jeffrey Quinn Jackson, BS’91, and Megan Mistler-Jackson, BS’92
Jesse C. Jackson, BA’48, and A.E. Jackson
John O. Jackson Jr., BA’48
Lyle Jackson
Wingate A. Jackson III and Marilynn Curtis Jackson, BA’67 (parents)
Justin and Lisa Jacobi (parents)
Ronan Jacob, BA’58
Marilee Jacobs, BA’75
Marvin Jacobs, BA’50, and June Jacobs
John Drexler Jacobson and Josephine D. Jacobson
Jack A. Jaffe, BA’56, MD’59 (parent)
Alexandra Simpson James, BA’07
John and Loretta James (parents)
Walter Simeon James III and Monica Wolk James, BA’83
Ralph C. James, BS’75, and Mary Jo James
Louis M. Jamison, BA’69, and Michelle Davis Jamison, BS’70 (parents)
Dietrich A. Jander, BS’98
Megan Alexandra Janicki, BA’04
Amy Elizabeth Jaramillo (parent)
Mark F. Jarman and Amy Kane Jarman
R. Keith and Holly Jarrett (parents)
Bryan Batson de Jauregui, BA’84
John M. Jaye and Gaylynn J. Speas, BA’74
Hunter Jefferson, BA’95, JD’98
John Tillman Jeffery, BA’99, and Leslie Tant Jeffery, BA’00
Frank Z. Jemison Jr. and Jeanne Stewart Jemison, BS’75
George R. Jenkins, BA’58, and Bettye Moore Jenkins
Campbell O. Jenkins III and Jessica Lyke Jenkins, BA’93
Lee Engel Jenkins, BA’99, and Elizabeth Cook Jenkins, BS’99
Lillian Bloodworth Jenkins, BA’45
Robert M. Jenkins Jr. and Mary McGannon Jenkins, BA’89
Toby Jenkins and Nicole T. Jenkins
Francis Plummer Jenkins III and Nicole Tillinghast Jenkins, BA’95
Stephen Lindsay Jenkins, BA’01, and Tiana Chiu Jenkins
James H. Jennings, BA’52, and Odile N. Jennings
John Ralph Jennings, BA’83, and Juli A. Weitzel
Alan and Linda Jensen (parents)
David Whitney Jensen, BA’87, and Andrea S. Jensen
Gary F. Jensen and Sheila Carroll Jensen
Keith Alan Jernigan, BA’94, and Julia Hill Jernigan
Joe B. Jewell, BA’71, and Carla Neggers (parents)
John W. Jewell, BA’50, MS’51, and Nancy P. Jewell (parents)
Matthew J. Jewell and Kimberly Howison Jewell, BA’89
Julio and Elizabeth Jimenez (parents)
Ahmad and Janat Jingo (parents)
Peter Jipsen, PHD’92, and Julie Tapp, BA’85, MPP’90, PHD’96
Don and Sarah Joe (parents)
Gene and Linda Johannes (parents)
Per Anders Johansson, BA’81 MBA’85, and Tara Wivczar Johansson
Baxter Johns, PHD’71, and Dena P. Murphy Johns, BA’69
Christopher M. S. Johns
Arthur J. Johnsen and Nancy W. Johnsen
David Wilson Johnson and Bonnie Grist Johnson, BA’86
Brenda J. Johnson, BA’60
Brook S. Johnson, BA’10
Elizabeth I. Johnson, BA’92
Elliott Allen Johnson Jr., BA’87, and Laura Suzanne Johnson
Emily Wilford Johnson, BA’46
Erik William Johnson, BA’00
Franklin O. Johnson and Sally Anne Milliken Johnson
G. David Johnson and Cecelia Murphy (parents)
Glenn D. Johnson Sr., BA’60, and Donna Johnson
J. Jeff and Suellen Johnson (parents)
Jacob Adam Johnson, BS’05, and Amelia Ruth Townsend, BA’05
Jami Suzanne Johnson, BA’99
Jennifer Owen Johnson, BA’93
Joel M. Johnson Jr., BA’56, L’59, and Christina Devoe Johnson
John B. Johnson Jr., BA’66, and Susan M. Johnson
John C. Johnson Jr., BA’66, MD’69, and Vivian M. Johnson
Joseph Eggleston Johnson III, BA’51, MD’54 (parent)
Karen Springmyer Johnson
Katherine Johnson, BS’94, MED’95
Kirk Johnson and Libby Johnson
Philip C. Johnson III, BA’75, and Linda Daniel Johnson, BA’75 (parents)
Margaret Waddell Johnson, BA’65 (parent)
Mary Elizabeth Lloyd Johnson, BA’46
Carroll C. Johnson and Marylane Stratton Johnson, BA’51
Neville and Carol Johnson (parents)
Patricia I. Johnson
Robert D. Johnson, BA’67, and Paulette Spencer Johnson
Louis C. Johnson III, BA’86, MD’90, and Robin Bishop Johnson, BA’87
Ronald C. Johnson and Rebekah J. Johnson
Mark Thomas Johnson and Sarah Raup Johnson, BA’77
Scott A. Johnson, BA’70, and Linda Weems Johnson
Scott J. Johnson, BA’71, JD’74, and Mary B. Johnson (parent)
Seth R. Johnson and Sharon Rubin Johnson, BS’75
Tasha Renée Johnson, BA’93
W. Roscoe Johnson III, BA’64
Zachary Arthur Johnson, BA’10
Cary Hunt Johnston, BA’57
Fox H. Johnston Jr. and Jarmin Steffner Johnston, BA’88
Leland M. Johnston Jr., BA’69, and Beatrice A. Johnston
Mark and Jessica Johnston (parents)
William D. Johnston, BA’64, MD’67, and Pat Blair Johnston, BA’66
Donald Jones and Cindy L. Vnencak-Jones (parents)
Albert Mitchell Jones, BS’79, and Melanie Jones
Robert and Betsy Goebel Jones (parents)
Charles E. Jones and Louise Lorraine Lebrun Jones
Edwin S. Jones and Cheri Graham Jones, BA’79
David M. Jones, BA’71, and Rebecca Jo Friedkin
Elizabeth Walton Jones (grandparent, parent)
Fred R. Jones Sr., BA’49, and Mary Jo Jones
Irma J. Durham Jones, BA’76
J. David Jones, BA’73, and Pyddney Kobs Jones, BA’73, MAT’75, MLS’77
Judson Paul Jones, BS’80, and Janna Rose Hardin Jones, BA’80 (parents)
Julia Merrill Jones, BS’01
R. Steele Jones, BA’75, and Marcey McCarrell Jones, BSN’76
Raymond L. Jones
Rowena Rice Jones, BA’54
Ruby A. Jones (parent)
Samuel B. Jones, BA’57, and Betty Burleigh Jones
Scott Jason Jones, BS’96, and Eileen Woods Jones
Howard Spencer Jones and Susan Shands Jones, BA’74, JD’77
Todd Edward Jones, BA’81, and Joann G. Jones
Doris Jones-Walls (parent)
William B. Jones, MA’55, PHD’63, and Martha Hadley Jones, BA’56
William Donald Jones III, BA’80, and Terri M. Jones
William H. Jones III, BA’53, and Betty Hickman Jones
John I. Jordan, BA’88, and Shannon Dahle Jordan, BA’89
Norman Wayne Jordan, BA’83, and Marianne Williamson Jordan
Marc Ward Joseph, JD’83, and Ann Lilly Joseph, BA’84
Anthony A. Joseph, BS’75, and Cassandra A. Joseph
John Barthell Joseph III, BA’85, and Margaret Carter Joseph
Dr. and Mrs. Shantaram Joshi (parents)
Ruth K. Josimovich (parent)
Philip Andrew and Joanne Sharease Joyner (parents)
Ramon Jrade and Cathy L. Jrade
Alex Juden and Michelle Eubanks Juden, BS’91
Jeffrey P. Juliano and Leigh Kenan Juliano, BA’90
William Frederic Jung, BA’80, and Gina Fridella Jung
Alison M. Kadzik, BA’04
Danny Brian Kahler
Clint Kaiser and Karen Scofield Kaiser, BA’89
Corydon L. Kale (parent)
Theodore E. Kalo and Kristine Ballard Kalo, BA’95
Eugene Kirchner von Kamarasy, BS’84
Robert W. Kamerschen and Alice Benton Kamerschen, BA’90
John S. Kaminer, BA’70
Leigh Kammerer, BA’70, and Charlene P. Kammerer
Lawrence J. Kamm and Helen Sfikas Rogers, BA’74 (parents)
Mr. and Mrs. Dae Kang (parents)
Sharon Lynn Kantanie, BA’91, MAT’93
Robert S. Kant and Fran O’Brien (parents)
Daniel S. Kaplan, BA’66, and Cynthia Gray Kaplan
Sherman R. Kaplan and Mary Rose Eskind Kaplan
William Hudson Kaplan
Richard J. Kapner, BA’80
Rajiv Kapoor, BA’90, and Katalin Barsi Kapoor
Arvind and Medha Karandikar (parents)
Steven T. Kariya and Suzanne Rogacz, BA’76 (parents)
Elizabeth Mary Karlins, BA’10
Nicole Sara Karpf, BA’10
Jordan David Karp, BS’95, and Meredith Karp
Matthew C. Karwelies and Kathleen Therese Birch Karwelies, BA’99
John M. Kasdan, BA’71, and Rita L. Schooley
Arthur R. Kasey III, BA’62
Steven E. Katten, BS’75
Joe J. Katterjohn and Barbara S. Katterjohn
Lawrence David Katz, BA’86
Michael and Andrea Katz (parents)
Amy Elizabeth Kaufman, BA’07
Georges and Patricia Kaufman (parents)
Irvin A. Kaufman, BA’68, and Nancy M. Kaufman
Jay Kavanagh and Dawn Siobhan Farrell Kavanagh, BA’90
David Kawala (parent)
John Barcroft Kaye, BA’03
Sean Christopher Keating, BA’03
Timothy Pierce Kebbe, BA’82, and Mary B. Kebbe
Mary Ella Keblusek, BS’80
Benjamin Paul Keck and Julia Albright Keck, BS’98
Jack E. Keefe III, BA’39, MD’43, and Elizabeth R. Keefe
Patrick C. Keefe and Jennifer Leigh Talley Keefe, BA’94
Henry S. Keeling, BA’73, and Jan Hoffnam Keeling, BA’90
William and Beverly Keeling (parents)
Thomas and Laureen Keenan (parents)
Wendell R. Keener, BA’56, and Joan F. Keener
Douglas Keesey and Helen Bailey Keesey, BA’83
James M. Keeton Jr., BA’68, and Gloria S. Keeton
James Keffer and Susan Handlan Keffer
Michael L. Kegg and Kimberly Mitchell Kegg, BS’89
Jayne Keller (parent)
Blaine Kelley III, BA’88, and Martha Nelson Kelley
Christopher L. Kelley and Pamela Andress Kelley, BA’81
Wayne P. Kelley, BA’55, and Margaret R. Kelley
Edward S. Kelly Jr., BA’67, JD’70
Frank Kelly (parent)
Gordon M. Kelly Jr., BS’76
Jon M. Kelly and Kathy W. Kelly
Kathryn A. Kelly, BA’65
Louis H. Kelly, BA’72
William Clark Kelly, BA’59, and Elizabeth Kelly
Stanley Scott Kelsey, BS’85, and Janice Lynn Kelsey
Diane Lee Kemker, BA’54
Carter Gunn Kemper and Aimee Guthrie Kemper, BA’88
Clinton D. Kemp, MD’06, and Jean Dobson Kemp, BS’02, MD’06
Karlton H. Kemp Jr., BA’72, and Rosanna A. Kemp
Elizabeth Markham Kendall, BA’69
Kevin Mark Kendall, BA’81, and Kathryn M. Kendall
Martine Chaffin Kendall, BA’43 (parent)
Stephen P. Kendall and Georgia E. Orcutt (parents)
Da and Chloe Keng (parents)
Coleman D. Kenison Jr., BA’72, and Mary Lou Kenison
Delora L. Kennebrew, BS’80
D. Scott Kenney, BA’82, and Stephanie Kenney
Sonia Maret Kenwood
Kevin Walsh Kern, BA’80, and Kathleen Kuehn Kern, BS’80 (parents)
Patrick J. Kerr and Eleanor Owen Kerr, BA’82, MED’83, JD’90
Carl Kerschen and Laurie Bregman Kerschen
Gerald B. Kersey and Cornele Elizabeth Hogge Kersey, BA’53
Thomas W. Kershner and Jill Farren Kershner, BA’66 (parents)
David Kervella and Elizabeth Palmer Kervella, BA’00
Mark S. Kessler, BA’75, and Laurette S. Kessler
Tony Kessler, BA’74
Laura Floyd Ketcham, BA’02, JD’05
William Rabun Ketchum III, BA’88, and Melissa Murfee Ketchum, BA’87
Charles E. Key and Gayle Morgan Key, BA’66
Richard Garrett Key, BA’99, MD’06, and Laura Riley Billings Key, BA’99
Muhammed and Yolanda Khan (parents)
Martin and Lisa Kharrazi (parents)
Chetna Khosla, BS’04
Nagi and Sylvana Sursock Khouri (parents)
Anthony J. Kidd, BA’92, and Dawn Criste Kidd, BA’92
Francis and Margaret Kidder (parents)
Thomas Pascal Kidd III, BA’97
Kenneth R. Kiefer and Barbara E. Sharrock Kiefer, BA’74
Michael Robert Kieffer and Christine Niles Kieffer, BS’92
Michael Kiernan, BA’69, and Judith Ann Cusick
Sean Edward Kiernan, BA’00
Christopher Thomas Kierstead, BA’08
Margaret Kilgore, BA’66
John and Mary Elizabeth Killinger (parents)
David Killion and Kathryn Jo Mathis Killion, BA’06
David Killion, BA’04
David Paul Kimball, BA’05
Kevin Kimball and Mary Christine Campbell, BA’93
James and Tina Kimbrell (parents)
Chun and Jin Kim (parents)
Sung In Kim, BS’08
Steve and Myrna Kinard (parents)
James C. Kincaid, BA’65, and Elizabeth Glenn Smith Kincaid (parents)
Whit Kincaid, BA’96, and Marilyn H. Kincaid
Walter Hugh King and Linda L. Barcikowski (parents)
Allison Kristi Skowronski King, BA’04
Charlotte H. McCauley King, BA’66 (parent)
G. Robert King, BA’69, and Tina Marie King
Robert Wallace King Jr. and Jeanne Ann Freeman King, BA’73
Ryan King and Julie Jones King, BA’89
Patrick Michael and Mary King (parents)
Morton B. King Jr., BA’34, MA’36, and Joan Smith King
Raymond Eldridge King III, BA’79, and Debra L. King
Richard E. King
Daniel Joseph Kingsbury, BA’84, and Jennifer A. Kingsbury
Paul Francis Kingsbury, BA’80, and June Houghton Kingsbury
Susan L. King, BS’78
Suzanne V. King, BA’73
Michael Smithson Kinnard, BA’68, and Jennifer J. Kinnard
Betty Beaird Kinney, BA’51
Harriet Elizabeth Kinney, BA’84
Russell and Melinda A. Kinsaul (parents)
Peter and Angela Marie Kinsella (parents)
Allen S. Kinzer, BA’85, and Brenda Burchfield Kinzer
Eric and Susan Kipperman (parents)
Amanda Marie Marguerite Kirby, BA’07
Andrea Elizabeth Kirby, BA’10
Carter Randolph Kirby and Emily Jane Dikis Kirby, BS’96
Jerome F. Kircher and Mary Thomas Kircher
Joseph T. Kirkland Jr., BA’53, and Sidonie A. Kirkland
Robert L. Kirkpatrick Jr., BA’55, and Jean Sanders Kirkpatrick, DU’71
Alan M. Kirschenbaum and Barbara L. Silverstein (parents)
Scott Joseph Kirschner, BA’85, and Alexa Kate Pinard
Elena T. Kissel (parent)
William Henry Kitchens and Ellen Parker Kitchens, BA’71
Kelly and Anna Thatcher Kittrell (parents)
R. M. Fred Klaass, BE’68, and Cathleen D. Malec Klaass
Daniel and Robin Thomas Klaes (parents)
Andrew Micah Klauber
Kristopher Neal Klausner, BA’86, and Mary Payne Klausner, BA’87
Richard McKee Klausner, BA’78
Norman Jay Kleiman, MS’82, PHD’89, and Laurin Blumenthal Kleiman, BA’80, JD’83
Alan Klein, BA’73
George C. Klein and Patricia Jones Klein, BA’70
Stephen R. Klein, BA’76, and Paula E. Clark Klein, BSN’81
Frederick W. Klinefelter and Mary Jo Bowling Klinefelter, MA’59
Jason Kline, BS’96
James R. Klingler, BA’84, JD’87, and Karen Harris Klingler, BSN’86
Chris C. Kliros, BA’55
Douglas Kloppenburg and Krista Halling Kloppenburg, BA’85
Jennifer Lynn Klos, BA’03
Michael Klynn, BA’58, and Shirley Klynn
Joseph James Knadler, BS’08
Halsey G. Knapp Jr. and Lyn Rogers Knapp, BA’87
Ryan Knapp and René Yvonne McNall-Knapp, BA’90
Hilary Anne Kneale, BS’04
Jefferson P. Knight Jr., BA’78, and Vivien Bertouille-Knight
Hugh Michael Knighton, BA’62, and Shirley Bradley Knighton, BA’62
Frances Selber Knipp, BA’96
John Knoll and Linda Wythes Knoll, BA’93
Joe M. Knowland and Ethel Winborn Turner-Knowland, BA’45
Harold B. Knox, BA’50, and Virginia Evans Knox
Larry M. Knox, BA’72, and Sherilyn S. Knox
Kathryn L. Knudson, BA’75
Antonio and Jocelyn Ko (parents)
Francis and Carolyn G. Kochert (parents)
Paul and Lisa Koches (parents)
Samantha Joan Koches, BA’10
Thomas Christian Koenig, BA’83, and Teresa B. Koenig (parents)
B. Irene Koerner, BA’73
Louie Koester and Gene Elizabeth Burges, BA’68
Donald J. Koets and Eleanor Brownlee Koets, BA’70
Howard Koff and Lisa Lon Reiter Koff, BA’81
Christopher Steven Koinis, BA’09
Byron L. Kolitz, BA’65, and Starr E. Silver
Stephen and Molly Kolski (parents)
Timothy P. Komosa, BA’96, and Elizabeth Longley Komosa
Charles Konigsberg Jr., BA’62, and Barbara Wilson Konigsberg, BSN’64
Jeff Konker, BA’70, and Jamie Konker
Bon Jin and Hyun Suk Koo (parents)
Sara Jane Straight Koperski, BA’71
Peter and Dianne Kopff (parents)
Robert Yates Kopf III, BA’88, and Martina Kopf
Paul Kopp and Laura Shaffer Kopp, BA’93
Flora Mae Blumberg Kornman (parent)
Alden Nicole Koste, BS’07
Robert John Kotchen, BA’90
William Spencer Kothmann, BA’04, and Cora McGowan Kothmann
Anne Martin Kottman, BA’59
Anthony Paul Kovacs, BA’10
David and Toby Kownacki (parents)
Brian S. Kramer and Beth Cone Kramer, BS’85
James Scott Kramka, MA’88, and Anne Marie Tharpe, MS’80, PHD’94 (parents)
Jeffrey L. Kravetz, BA’81, and Lisse Groff Kravetz
Michael L. Kreager, BA’76, and Emilie Kreager
Philip D. Krebs (parent)
William L. Kreiling and Diana Bliss Kreiling, BA’90
Douglas Frederick Kreysar, BS’91, and Dawn R. Price Kreysar, BA’91
Andrzej M. Krezel and Liliann Solnica-Krezel
John and Ann Krimm (parents)
Matthew P. Kronman and Evelyn K. Hsu
Ben A. Kroup and Lucy A. Breyer, BA’69
Barney Mark Krucoff, BA’86, and Emily Gold Krucoff
Christopher Channing Krueger and Caroline Butts Krueger, BA’02
Ernest J. Krug II and Kay McIntyre Krug, BA’62
Peter E. Krumpe, BA’65, and Jo Anne Krumpe
Yie-Wen Yuan Kuan and Chia-Jen Kuan, PHD’89 (parents)
Richard Tadashi Kubota, BA’77
Kevin Thomas Kucharz, BA’01
Jeffrey James Kudlata, BA’85, and Regan Jones Kudlata, BS’87, MSN’90
Audur V. Kugajevsky (parent)
John Kuiken and Theresa Mautone Kuiken, BA’90
John Kujawa and Nancy J. Devere Kujawa
Sharad Kumar and Indira Sinha (parents)
Zal Alexander Kumar, BA’00
Yin Che Kuo, BE’97, and Susan Cox Kuo, BA’97
Douglas Hall Kurdziel, BA’09
Fletcher Kurtz, BA’56, MA’57, and Nancy Lassiter Kurtz, BA’57
Ira J. Kurzban and Magda M. Davis (parents)
Vijay and Rita Kusnoor (parents)
Anne Christina Kuuskvere, BA’88
Susan J. Kuyper
Melody L. Kuzucu, BA’85
Daniel A. Kveselis and Eileen P. Roach (parents)
Alexander Brian Kwak, BA’05
Bruce A. Kyburz and Jane Hindman Kyburz, BA’68
David L. Kyger, BA’76
Thomas Kyle and Maryellen S. Kyle (parents)
Rowan and Jung Suk LaBarre (parents)
William Hunt Labrot, BA’04, and Lindsay Shuford Labrot, BS’04, MG’06
James G. Lackey III, BA’65, L’68, and Karen A. Lackey
Jared Evan Lack, BA’93
C. Joseph Ladd
Richard E. Ladd and Isabelle Seigworth Ladd, BA’59
C.R. Laden Jr. and Louise Holcomb Laden
John T. LaFalce and Dawn Sutton LaFalce, BS’83
Julia Starnes LaFevor, BA’55
Paul T. Lafrenz, BA’75, and Meridith T. Lafrenz
Michael W. Lahrman (parent)
Michael Lai and Stephanie D. Edmondson Lai, BA’97
Nicholas A. Lake and Martha Kruse Lake, BA’84
Russell Clarence Lakey, BA’04 JD’08
Daniel L. LaMarche and Janet Parks LaMarche, BA’54
Peter B. Lambert, BA’74, MD’81, and Maribeth Robbins Lambert, BA’74 (parents)
Marshall Allen Lamb, BS’91, and Susan Leigh Smith La
Thomas Griffin Lamkin Jr., BA’94, and Kelly Lamkin
Ralph J. Lampert, BA’61, and Priscilla Bernard Lampert, DUS’67 (parents)
John K. Lancaster and Dorothy Seigler Lancaster, BA’47
Elizabeth Carol Lancaster, BA’68
Jamie Christine Landau, BA’02
Duane Michael Landau and Michelle Duer Landau, BA’80
David C. Landgraf and Linda Shipman Landgraf, BA’67
Adam G. Landis and Deborah L. Miller, BA’87
David Landry and Alicia Deanne Hayes Landry, BS’97
W. Robert Laney Jr., BA’74, MED’81, and Susan L. Laney
Denise Michele Lang, BA’97
Clay Allison Langdon, BA’91, and Whitney Langdon
Anne Cook Langstaff, BA’51
Drew N. Lanier
Stephen Sartain Lanier, BA’00, and Landon Hill Lanier, BS’99
George Larry Lankford, BA’74, and Valerie Hunt Lankford
John M. Lannom, BA’75, and Martha G. Lannom
Bennibi Lao, BA’02
Jonathan Lapin and Julie Lewis-Lapin, BA’01
Evan M. LaPointe, BS’03, and Whitney Rollins LaPointe, BA’03
Michael Joseph Larcher, BA’06
Isabel Lares (parent)
Michael Allan Largent, BA’91, and Mary Morris Largent
Scott Alexander Larmer, JD’02, and Ashley Marie Comer Larmer, BA’02
Erik C. Larsen, BA’62, JD’65, and Elizabeth Larsen
Brent and Christine Larson (parents)
Daniel Herbert Lasselle, BS’03
Roy W. Latham and Catherine Walton Latham, BA’49
Cleve Latham, BA’73, EDD’98, and Betty Craft Latham, BA’75 (parents)
John Brooke Lathram, BA’69, and Pauline Folbre Lathram, BA’69
Michael C. Laughrey and Jill Holland (parents)
Jerome K. Laurent and Virginia Huggins Laurent, BA’64
Stephen Ka-Haem Lau, BS’91
John Michael Lauten and Julie Carole Hudgins Lauten, BA’86
Clinton Todd Lavender and Patricia Vander Broek Lavender, BS’86
Dennis Richard LaVette, BA’76, and Patricia Ann V. LaVette
Thomas E. Lavin and Suzanne Kirsten Lavin, BS’89
Elizabeth Greever Lawler, BA’61
Roland W. Lawrence and Caroline Chan Lawrence, BS’85
Halcut C. Lawrence III, BA’73, and Marcia L. Lawrence
Robert L. Lawrence, BA’59, MD’63, and Mary James Moss Lawrence (parents)
Stephen S. Lawrence, BA’49, and Martha West Lawrence, BA’47
William S. Lawrence, BA’50, and Patricia Lawrence
William H. Lawson and Edith Daniel Lawson, BA’54
William J. Layng Jr., BA’71, and Betty M. Layng
Bryan M. Lazare, BA’75
Mark Henry Lazarus, BA’86, and Elizabeth Cunningham Lazarus, BA’86
Anthony A. Lea, BA’54, and Jo Lea
Maureen Ahern Leahigh, BA’77
Kevin Leaptrot and Jeanne Theisen Peck, BS’92, MBA’00
Leo J. Lebkuecher Jr., BA’61, and Patricia Brewster Lebkuecher (grandparents, parents)
Alan N. LeBlanc (parent)
Richard P. Lechleiter and Shirley Berger Lechleiter
Real Leclerc and Tara Eastland Leclerc, BA’97
Carl John Leding and Michelle Young Leding, BA’89
Robins H. Ledyard, BA’65, LLB’66, and Julia Gambill Ledyard, BA’66 (parents)
Bruce M. Lee, BA’54, and Irene Lee
David and Stacey Lee (parents)
John F. Lee and Sara Rodes Lee, BA’53, MA’56, PHD,89
Dale A. Lee and Karen Klein Lee, BA’80
Kate Patricia Lee, BA’10
Kathryn Kaeser Lee, BA’47
John and Nadine Lee (parents)
Van William Leeper, BA’03
Phil M. Lee and Emily C. Lee
Robert and Jill Lee (parents)
Ruth Owen Lee, BA’54
William Charles Lee II, BS’93, and Amelia Lee
William Gentry and Carter Lee (parents)
Yeung-Sook Sue Lee, BA’80
Lawrence Paul Lefebvre, BA’85, and Donna Ann Lefebvre
David Leffers, BA’73, and Sherry Bratton Leffers, BSN’73
Sandra Leftwich, BA’60
Andrew Barrett Lehman, BA’99
Frederick Peter Lehr, BA’95
Charles Wadhams Leigh and Alison Farn Leigh, BA’86
William and Claire Leisy (parents)
Alison Hopkins Leithner, BA’04
Dale L. Leiting and Rebecca Giffin Leiting, BA’82, MBA’84
Jacqueline Gail Leitzes, BA’97
Edward Lemaster and Camille Hughes Lemaster, BA’62
Craig Scott Lengyel, BA’89, and Kathryn Seita Lengyel, BS’90, MED’91
Richard N. Lenham, BA’65, and Patricia M. O’Neal Lenham
Joseph A. Lenhard, BA’53, MS’57, and Crissy T. Lenhard
Chad Kaufman Lennon, BA’08
Thomas N. Lentz and Alice Boggs Lentz, BA’74
Kenneth and Kilah Lentz (parents)
Alexandra Maria-Christina Leone, BS’05
Robert and Ann Marie Leone (parents)
Alan Russell LeQuire, BA’78, and Andrée Akers LeQuire, BA’84
Ray O. Lerer, BA’73, and Mary C. Eustace Lerer
Herbert F. Lescher and Manerva Clements Lescher, BA’39, MA’40
Robert Glenn Lesley Jr. and Elyse Wilson Lesley, BS’93
Robert Leslie III and Catherine McClure Leslie, BA’80
Robert A. Lester, BA’66, and Paula Lester
George N. Lester III and Virginia Bowen Lester, BA’53
Wallace M. LeStourgeon and Carol M. LeStourgeon
Scott LeTourneau and Dana Madonia LeTourneau, BA’00
Jonathan Brent Levens and Meredith Manners Levens, BA’04
Kent S. Levenson, BA’70, and Dale R. Levenson
Audrey Ruth Leverich, BS’99
Benton B. Levie, BA’65, and Brenda Levie
Barry and Joyce Levin (parents)
Mildred Block Levin
Larry and Kathy Levit (parents)
Alfred J. Levy Jr., BA’47, and Nancy P. Levy
David L. Levy and Amanda Seaford Levy, BA’97, MBA’00
Andrew William Levy, BA’10
Bertram L. Levy, BA’69, and Barbara W. Levy
Brian Scott Levy, BA’89, and Colleen Canale Levy
Pamela Ruth Levy, BA’81
Steven L. Levy, BA’78, and Elizabeth Olim
Calvin Pearson Lewis, BA’76, and Mary Morrill Lewis
David W. Lewis and Caroline Kirkland Lewis, BA’84
Ernest L. Lewis and Mary Ann Fowler Lewis, BA’61
Hayes Lewis, BA’07
James S. Lewis (parent)
Melinda Lewis, BA’96
Rodger P. Lewis
Trevor Justin Lewis, BS’88, and Elizabeth Bonham Lewis
Dr.and Mrs. Warren Lichliter (parents)
Robert C. Liddon, BA’72, and Susan Davis Liddon, MS’78 (parents)
Andrew Jay Lieb and Deborah Goodman Lieb, BA’87
James Dean Liebman, BA’74, and Karen R. Liebman
Timothy Edward Lietz, BS’86, and Nancy Palermo
Barbara Dodson Liggett, BA’53
Richard C. Lightburn and Kamie Guevara Lightburn, BA’94
Joan W. Lightfoot, BA’61
Virginia Grant Lightheart, BA’63
Edward Douglas Lightman, BA’95, and Jennifer Maloney Lightman, BA’95
Mitchell H. Light, BA’93, and Heather Anne Light, MED’99
Jeffrey Allan Light, BA’86, and Natalie Chambliss Light
Douglas W. Ligon, BA’65, and Ellen Elizabeth Finks Ligon, BSN’68, MSN’95
Mary Frances Schmitt Ligon, BA’59
Daniel and Margaret Liguori (parents)
Michael Anthony Liguori, BA’92, and Ellis Toor Liguori
Frank Eugene Lilley Jr. and Jessica Sparks Lilley, MD’07
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Limbeek (parents)
Jonathan Harrison Lindabury, BA’95
J. Stanley Lindgren, BS’85, and Elizabeth Maly Lindgren
Kenneth and Tina Lindsay (parents)
James Darrell Lindsey Jr., BA’88
Mack S. Linebaugh Jr., BA’60, and Katherine H. Linebaugh
William Dice Lineberry, BA’89, and Sally Dommerich Lineberry, BA’89
Long Chung and Pei Yin Lin (parents)
Julius E. Linn Jr., BA’63
Leslee Kay Johnson Linn, BA’76
Thomas G. Linthicum Jr., BA’70, and Dorothy Linthicum
Weiqi Lin and Wenyu Liu (parents)
Howard Lipman and Lisa Tamborello Lipman, BA’85 (parents)
Theodore D. Lipman, BA’49, and Dede Denbo Lipman
Jonathan Jackson Lippincott, BA’02
Charles Bainbridge Lipscomb, BA’92
James McVoy Lipscomb, BA’82, and Suzanne G. Lipscomb
Gary E. Lipscomb and Jane Thomas Lipscomb, BA’69
Joseph Lipscomb Jr., BA’70, and Carolyn Egger Lipscomb, BA’70
Randall L. Lisbona and Elizabeth Anne Bargar, MS’84
Joan F. Lisle, BA’75
Tong Li and Bing Lu
Jordan Michael Litt, BA’07
Geoff Little
Angus Chisholm Littlejohn III, BA’07
J. Ford Little, BA’89, and Malinda Carlen Little, JD’89
John Little and Nancy Braam Little, MED’97
Craig and Cynthia Litz (parents)
Xiaoyu Liu, MS’94
Yixing Liu, BA’10
Scott MacRae Lloyd, BA’91, and Katie Walsh Lloyd, BA’92
Thomas W. Lloyd III, BA’63, and Patricia H. Lloyd
Andrew Locke, BA’96, and Leslie Locke
Russell Allen and Susan Locke (parents)
Jeffrey Don Lockhart, BA’00, and Jodi Low Lockhart, BS’02
William L. Lockhart, PHD’67, and Doris F. Robinson Lockhart
John G. Loftin, BA’64, and Sylvia Whitehead Loftin
Brent Raymond Logan, BS’96, and Linnea Wasemiller Logan
William Kirk Loggins, BA’68
J. Robert and Kim Lohr (parents)
Vic Lokenauth, BS’07
Isidoro D. Lombrozo, BA’10
David Lominadze and Naira Metreveli (parents)
John Lomot and Leslie Anne Wolfe Lomot, BA’84
Kathy L. London, BA’79
Charles E. Long and Allison J. Synder (parents)
Betty Witt Long, BA’52, MA’54 (parent)
Christopher Adam Long, BA’05
Olin R. Longino Jr., MS’72, and Linda Smith Longino
David B. Longley, BA’63, and Linda Longley
Robert E. Long Jr., BA’81, and Nancy Jane Long
Pamela Zinga Longworth, BA’73
David George Lonza, BS’91, and Deidre Stamos Lonza, BA’91
Elizabeth Courtney Lopez, BA’10
Jay W. Lorch and Betty Lorch
Graydon C. Lord and Daphne Price Lord, BA’84
Adrian D. Lorentson, BA’75, and Katherine Lorentson
Christian John Lorenz, BA’99, and Elizabeth Bullington Lorenz, BA’02
William Edwin Love, BA’90, and Alicia C. Tarr Love, BE’90
John Edward Loveday II and Marcelle le Roux Loveday, BA’03
Keith Loveless, BS’79, JD’83, and Beth Rogers Loveless, BA’79, JD’82
William A. Lowe and Catherine McIntyre Lowe, BA’82
Ernest B. Lowe, BA’70, and Patricia Mason Lowe, BA’70 (parents)
Jay Lowenthal, BA’79, and Deborah W. Lowenthal
F. Coleman Lowery Jr., BA’55, and Margaret S. Lowery (parents)
Rhonda Brannan Low, BA’81
Michael John Loyco Jr. and Katherine Bush Loyco, BA’97
Alan E. Lubel, BA’71, and Lisa Lubel-Rinzler
Douglas and Allison Dobyns Lucas (parents)
Kenan Holmes Lucas, BA’06
Mark Christopher Lucas, BA’81, and Joanne Crawford Lucas
Martha J. Singer Ludewig
Robert Stuart Ludlum, BA’97, and Jennifer Bernazani-Ludlum
Hang Luh and Ying D. Deng (parents)
Peter Henry Luippold, BA’82
Keith and Gaynor Luke (parents)
Carol Scholla Lundberg, BA’76
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Lundy (parents)
Michael F. Luther and Diane Louise Schrauth, BA’92
Bo W. Lycke and Edith McFee Lycke, BA’69
Alan M. Lynch, BA’66
Kenneth Michael and Vera Ann Lynch (parents)
Amy Beth Lynn, BS’07 MSN’09
Brian Carlton Lynn Jr. and Jean Mason Lynn, BA’65
Ann Carter Lyons
Wayne Gray Lyster IV, BA’03
James Childs Mabry IV and Cynthia Sauter Mabry, BS’78
Edward H. Mabry Jr., BA’69, and Grace Ann Mabry
Brian David MacConnell and Elizabeth Krumme MacConnell, BS’82
Malcolm M. MacDonald and Constance Marsh MacDonald, BA’57
Peter C. Macdonald, BA’70, and Margaret J. Macdonald
John W. Macey Jr., BA’82, MD’86, and Cheryl Walton Macey, BA’85
Gordon Campbell Mackenzie and Bonnie Suzanne Bargmeyer Mackenzie, BS’02, MD’06
Brian James MacKenzie, BA’98, and Cory Ruble MacKenzie
Alan H. Maclin, BA’71, and Jeanne A. Maclin
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. MacNamee (parents)
Dal R. Macon Jr., BA’71, and Marian E. Colette (parents)
Ryan K. Madamba and Leah Subalusky Madamba, BA’96
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Madden (parents)
Robert E. Maddox, BA’49, and Donna Townsend Maddox, BSN’61
Kendall W. Maddox and Lorraine Zirkle Maddox, BA’81
Rebecca Sarah Maddox, BA’10
William H. Maddox and Charleen Creagh Creson, BA’58, MED’85, EDD’92
William P. Maddy, BA’47, and Shirley C. Maddy
James and Lynda Mader (parents)
Christopher J. Madigan, BA’69, and Nancy Knox Madigan, BA’69
Thomas Scott Maentz Jr. and Elizabeth Silcox Maentz, BA’81
Scott Maffett and Marisa Dreisbach Maffett, BS’00
Jerome P. Magdovitz, BA’57, and Barbara Shepp Magdovitz
William Leatherman Magevney, BA’04, and Emily Milward Magevney, BS’04
Hugh and Meta Magevney (parents)
Charles and Roberta Maguire (parents)
Terry G. Mahn and Gayle E. Novig, BA’73
Margaret Nicolaides Mahoney, BA’87
Tonya Valdez Mahoney (parent)
Jingchun Ma, MS’01
Tim Mako and Susan J. Kilcullen Mako, BS’94
Noble M. Maleque, BS’96, MD’00, and Zeenat Syed
David and Judith Maley (parents)
Saleem Noor Malik, BA’88, and Lisa Pomeroy Malik, BA’88
Edyth Lasky Malin, BA’47
John W. Mallory Jr. and Paula Combs Mallory, BA’53
Lee J. Malone and Clara Chapman Malone, BA’85
Julia L. Malone, BA’69
Michael John Mancino and Anne Thompson Mancino, BA’80
Oscar and Kim Mandujano (parents)
Nancy Bauman Maney, BA’57
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Manfuso (parents)
Elsa I. Mangiarua (parent)
Elizabeth Gaye Mankin, BS’80
James Kyle Manley and Megan E. Daniel Manley, BA’05
Noah Horace Mann, BA’84, and Lethia Swett Mann, BS’84
James A. Mann and Marilyn Gardner Mann, BA’77
Patrick Henry Mann Jr., BA’58, JD’60, and Ann Rule Mann, BA’60 (parents)
Susan Archer Mann (parent)
Donald E. Mansfield, BA’94, and Gabriela Coutinho Mansfield
Tom A. Marberry, BA’71, and Mary Anne Coe Marberry, BA’73
Charles Andrew Marcus and Courtney Solcher Marcus, BA’95
Daniel Howard Marcus, BA’88
David D. Marcus and Leah Marcus
Donald Rupert Margo III, BA’04, and Elizabeth Herald Margo, BA’04
William James Marinangel, BA’97
George and Kathy Marinelli (parents)
Victor Claudio Marin, BA’03 , and Jamie Lynn Marin
Andrew B. Marion Jr., BA’72, and Evelyn C. Marion
David Markfield and Meredith Barbour Markfield, BA’73
Douglas James Markham, BS’87, and Melissa Campbell Markham, BSN’87
James and Janet Marks (parents)
Claire Elizabeth Markwardt, BA’88
Robert Lloyd Marlowe, BA’71, and Marcia A. Noe
William F.C. Marlow Jr. and Patricia O’C. Farley, BA’80
Gordon L. Marney and Frances Adams Marney, BA’71 (parents)
Janice M. Marr (parent)
Adrienne A. Marshall (parent)
Daniel A. Marshall III, BA’91, and Michelle N. Marshall
Joe H. Marshall and Jan Deaton Marshall, BA’75 (parents)
Ronald L. Marshall (parent)
Cleveland Hester Marsh, BA’74
Gary and Sherry Marsh (parents)
Robert Marsteller and Maralyn Elmore Marsteller, BA’84
Tyler C. Martin and Jennifer Fayre Schweitzer Martin, BA’00
Brian Martin, BS’97, and Natalia Martin
Daniel Joseph Martin, BA’98, and Huong Ngo
Douglas V. Martin lV, BA’76, and Kathleen Hunt Martin, BSN’76
Daniel Gary Martinez, BA’08
Rafael and Rebecca Martinez (parents)
James E. Martin, BA’56, and Barbara Jane Warren Martin
James S. Martin, BA’48, MA’61, and Morene C. Martin
Jeffrey O’Neal Martin, BA’81, and Christina Whelan Martin, BS’81
Jere Allen Martin, BA’73, and Jane Ross Hartzog Martin
Robert E. Martin and Margaret Ewin Martin
Norman Neal Martin, BA’83, and Angela Carol S. Martin
Patricia Martin (parent)
Ray G. Martin Jr., BA’63, and E. Ann Martin
Raymond S. Martin Jr., MD’45, and Margery Luck Martin, BA’44 (parents)
Chris Martin and Sarah Elisabeth Plunkett Martin, BA’98
Joel E. Martin and Susan Lovinggood Martin, BA’76
Jeffrey E. Martus and Melissa A. Hilmes, BS’96, MD’00
Morris L. Marx and Sara Ann Wimsett Marx, BA’69
Barbara A. Marzloff (parent)
Masoud and Sara Masghati (parents)
Charles Boswell Mashburn, BS’88, and Lori Richardson Mashburn
James B. Mason III, BA’49
William H. Mason Jr. and Ann Wood Mason
Craig Steven Massa, BA’87, and Karen Conway Massa, BE’87
Marcy Van Wart Massengale, BA’72
Barry L. Master, BA’72, and Marcia Froula Master, BS’75
Drew Kennedy Masterson, BA’84, and Madeline Lott Masterson
Jason Nicoles Mather, BA’97, and Elizabeth Lee Dorn Mather, BA’98
Brian David Mathews, BS’96
Louis and Anne Mathews (parents)
Ralph and Wendy Mathews (parents)
Frank H. Mathis, PHD’77, and Lenora West Mathis, MA’77
James Sidney Mathis Jr., BA’84, JD’90
Leslie Robin Mathis, BA’83
Paul J. Mattaliano and Andra Massari Mattaliano, BA’89
Stephen S. Matter, BA’79, and Anne Elizabeth Kraus Matter
Michaela Mattes
Bruce and Dorothy Matthews (parents)
David F. Matthews, BA’66, and Eva M. Matthews
Doris F. Matthews, BA’65 (parent)
Edith Matthews (parent)
James Michael Matthews, BA’69, and Joan T. Matthews
Jane E. Matthews, BA’87
Leslie F. Matthews, BA’59, and Linda A. Matthews
Dennis Russell Matthews and Maria Kain Matthews, BS’80
Merle Matthews (grandparent)
William J. Matthews, BA’88, and Rebecca D. Chace Matthews, BA’88
Timothy and Therese Anne Matthews (parents)
Scott Matucha and Andrea Parodi, BA’99
Gregory Brooks Mauldin, BA’96, and Katie Bell Mauldin, BS’97
David N. Maxson and Nancy Oliver Gray, BA’73
Richard E. Maxwell and Gail Cranch Maxwell
Joe E. Maxwell and Gloria Cherry Maxwell, BA’50
Michael and Katherine Maxwell (parents)
Robert and Kathryn Mayer (parents)
Irene Gregory Mayes
Clell I. Mayfield and Barbara Crigler Mayfield, BA’56
Dan A. Mayfield, BA’70, and Carroll Clark Mayfield, BA’70
Mark Mayfield, BA’87, and Carolyn J. Ferguson
H. Cooley May, BA’01, and Jenny Dorothea Medenbach May, BA’02
James Dent May and Meredith Sweat May, BA’71
Ernest W. McAfee Jr., BA’60, and Diana Duff McAfee, BA’60
Sidney S. McAlister and Sissy McAlister
Lawrence A. McAndrews, BA’68, and Priscilla McEachern McAndrews, BA’68 (parents)
Edward Vincent McAssey IV, BA’10
David D. McBurney, BA’75, and Hellen H. McBurney
Brian Robert McCabe, BS’95, MBA’00, and Julia Catherine Dodd McCabe, MSN’97
James T. McCabe and Sharyn Dettwiller McCabe
Kevin McCabe and Elizabeth Ann Letton, BA’91
Andrew Kiley McCain, BA’84, MBA’86, and Lucy Medley McCain, BA’84
Marshall F. McCallie, BA’67, and Amye Grady McCallie, BA’66
Spencer J. McCallie III, BA’59, and Sara Frances Brown McCallie
Jack H. McCall Jr., BA’83, and Jennifer Lynn Ashley McCall
Robert and Jacqueline McCall (parents)
Mark and Diane McCallum (parents)
Brandt David McCammon, BS’03, MED’04
Robert L. McCann III and Nicole Walker McCann, BA’01
Donald Michael McCarren, BS’85, and Sarah Elizabeth Young McCarren, BSN’87
Michael B. McCarthy and Joann Maguire McCarthy, BA’70
John A. McCarthy and Mechthild I. McCarthy
Ben McCarty and Lynda Walcott Graham McCarty, BA’58 (parents)
John A. McCarty, BA’73
Rody L. McCathern, BE’70, and Virginia Raisor McCathern, BA’69
Mary Brennan McCeney, BA’04
Sam F. McClanahan, MA’58, and Marjorie Thorpe McClanahan, BA’63
David S. W. McClary, BA’79, and Alice Sherman McClary
Geoffrey McClelland, BA’62, and Mary G. McClelland
John Fleming McClelland, BA’68, and Mary Frieman McClelland
John S. McClelland Jr. and Julia Martin McClelland, BA’79
Katie Rose Woods McClendon, BA’40, BLS’41
Martin Barry and Nancy Jane McClintock (parents)
Thomas Stuart McCloy, BA’74, and Susan S. McCloy
Christopher Lee McClurkan, BS’90
Leland Chester McCluskey, BA’82, and Suzanne F. McCluskey
John C. McCoid II, BA’50, LLB’53, and Beverley B. McCoid
Kyle and Christy McCollom (parents)
Edward C. McConnaughey Jr., BA’63, and Qian Yang
Colin Michels McConville, BA’06
David and Patricia McCord (parents)
Richard C. McCord, BA’64, and Shalynn Mary Gillespie Ford
Daniel Joseph McCormick, BA’86, MBA’93, and Carrie S. Painter McCormick, MBA’92
Donald B. McCormick, BA’53, PHD’58, and N. Jean Dunn McCormick, BA’55 (parents)
George Millsaps McCormick III, BA’89, and Jennifer McCormick
J. Burke McCormick and Susan Tilghman Baker McCormick, BA’75
James E. McCown III, BA’80, and Lorie H. McCown
John B. McCoy, BA’85, MBA’86
Mark A. McCoy, BA’75, and Jackie L. McCoy
Anthony Philip McCready, BA’09
Neal Robert McCrillis, BA’84, and Michele McCrillis
Thomas Granville McCroskey, BA’84, and Lori Walker McCroskey
James and Robbin McCullen (parents)
James and Amy McCullough (parents)
James E. McDaniel and Connie A. Meeks (parents)
Allen P. McDonald and Ann Parrish McDonald, BA’67 (parents)
John P. McDonald, BA’64, and Becky Garrett McDonald
Mark McDonald, BA’77, and Elizabeth Coble McDonald
Matthew Clay McDonald, BA’81, and Karen R. McDonald
Stuart David McDonald, BS’83, and Margaret S. McDonald
E. Gary McDougal, BA’73, and Karen McAlpin McDougal, BA’73
Nolan Taylor McDougal, BS’01
J. Michael McDowell and Kellie Hunter McDowell, BA’86
Charles and Holli McElvany (parents)
Thomas B. McElwee and Sarah Young McElwee, BA’78
Brian A. McEwen, BA’74
Courtney Leigh McEwen, BA’04
William Stova McFadden, BA’85, and Cynthia Beshel McFadden
Thomas Wells McGee, BA’95, and Lindy Upton McGee, BS’96
Read F. McGehee III and Catherine Smylie McGehee, BS’86 (parents)
J. Lucius McGehee IV, BA’76, and Holley P. McGehee
Kathryn Burr McGehee, BA’82
Henry C. McGill Jr., BA’43, MD’46, and Cloace Ferguson McGill, BSN’47
John F. McGinley and Laura Curtis McGinley, BS’90
Todd Richard McGlamery and Sarah Riske McGlamery, BS’03
John Graeme McGowan, BS’80
Daniel T. McGrath (parent)
John McGreaham and Charlotte Fausett McGreaham, BA’70
Richard J. McGregor and Antoinette McGregor
John D. McHenry, BA’74, and Deborah Ann Nolen McHenry (parents)
Kelley Daniele McIlhattan, BA’10
William D. McInerney, BA’67, and Olynn O. McInerney
Flora Jones Jones McInnes, BA’45
William M. McIntosh
James Boyd McIntyre, BA’60, and Katherine K. McIntyre
Michael D. McIntyre and Krista K. Dobby McIntyre, BA’86
Robert C. McIntyre Jr., BA’83, and Jacquelin McIntyre
Jack McKay, BA’67, and Kathleen K. McKay
Joan DeWitt McKean, BA’58
Lenorah E. McKee (parent)
Thomas M. McKeithen and Sally Barker McKeithen, BA’53
Ralph N. Mckenzie and Laura B. McKenzie
Andrew Todd McKinney, BA’99
Kathryn Browning Roberts McKinney, BA’59
Roderic C. McKinney (parent)
Thomas A. McKinney and Rose Marie Beeman McKinney, BA’58
William M. McKinney Jr. and Martha L. McKinney
Richard and Beverly McKittrick (parents)
Darcy Neal McKnight
Lee A. McKnight, BA’67, JD’73, and Pamela Polk McKnight
Wirt C. McKnight, BA’63, and Suzanne M. McKnight
David Scott McLaughlin, BS’99, and Cherry Abenojar McLaughlin, BE’99
Peter McLaughlin and Diana Y. Garza, BS’75, MS’78
J. Lindsy McLean Jr., BA’60
Peter C. McLoughlin and Kelly Corbett McLoughlin, BA’84 (parents)
David E. McManus and Karen Vaughan McManus, BA’90
David J. McMillan, PHD’69, and Jean A. Millspaugh McMillan, BA’67
Thomas S. McMillan, BE’54, and Mary Louise Lakoff McMillan, BA’54
Ronald Allen McMurtry Jr., BA’80, and Nell Leazar McMurtry
Douglas Stuart McNair, BA’88
Francis and Kathleen McNamara (parents)
Timothy P. McNamara and Wendy Hoblitzelle
Alton Carson and Lillie McNeal (parents)
Seth McNew, BA’04, and Katherine Buxton McNew, BA’04
Sidney D. McPherson, BA’58, and B.A. McPherson
Kevin and Nancy McQuade (parents)
Thomas J. McQuiston, BA’76, and Ruth E. Smith McQuiston, BSN’76
Samuel T. McSeveney and Sandra J. McSeveney
Jack and Ruth Ann McSpadden (parents)
John S. McSwain, BS’77
David Thomas McTaggart, BA’98
James and Jane McWilliams (parents)
Charles E. Meacham and Elizabeth W. Trent Meacham, BA’90
Allen and Patricia Meadors (parents)
Kevin Douglas Meadows, BE’88, and Cara Crick Meadows, BA’88, MED’88
James A. Meadows III, BA’68, and Lindsey Carolyn Meadows
Lee D. Meadows, BA’66, and Ann Sory Betty Meadows, BA’66
William R. Meaney, BA’70, and Sandra S. Meaney
John U. Mears III and Geny Davis Mears, BA’75
Michael O. Measom (parent)
John S. Medart, BA’82
Robert E. Medearis, EN’46
John E. Meeks and Anita C. Meeks
Karen Kopert Meeks, BA’67 (parent)
Matthew James Meenan, BA’04, and Emily J. Duncan
William R. Mefford, BA’63, and Ellyn Eckert Mefford
Jennifer Katelyn Mehl, BA’10
Ronald C. Melcher, BA’87, and Ellen M. Melcher
Jerry Melillo and Lalise O’Brien Melillo, BA’64
John H. Meltzer, BA’74
Robert S. Melum and Susan K. Schlegel Melum, BA’69
David H. Melville and Nancy Whitehurst Melville, BA’68
Kenneth Gary Menendez, BA’77, and Lisa Camacho Menendez, BA’79 (parents)
Walter Menjivar, BA’09
Jerry A. Menter and Anne Meckstroth Menter, BA’68 (parents)
Robert Blake Menzel, BS’90, and Melinda Kuhn Menzel, BS’90
Gabrielle Ruth Mercadante, BA’09
James E. Mercer, BA’77, and Kathleen C. Mercer
George T. Mercier and Dorothy Ragland Mercier, BA’44
Anettia P. Meredith (parent)
Henry C. Merhoff Jr., BA’63
Douglas and Barbara Merkel (parents)
John and Melissa Merlino (parents)
Andrew McDonald Merrell, BA’10
Spencer Merrell, BA’04, and Catalina Merrell
Berkeley S. Merrill, BA’69, and Nancy Jane Bradley Merrill
George C. Merrill and Susan J. Kroeger (parents)
Lynann Sahner Merring, BS’84
Alice Clark Merritt, BA’57, MAT’60
Edward T. Merry Jr., BA’56
John Hays Mershon and Anna L. Jorgensen Mershon, BA’69
Gary Nathaniel Merson, BA’94
John Merten, BS’80, and Suzan R. Merten
Scott Michael Meserve, BA’99, and Mercedes Simon Meserve, BS’00
Bernard and Rosa Messer (grandparents)
Isaac S. Metts Jr., MA’67, PHD’69, and Wie Camille Van Metts
Lee Christine Metz, BA’00
Jeffrey Paul Meyer, BA’80, and Janet J. Meyer
Parker H. Meyer, BA’61, and Sara Lee Meyer
Erika Leigh Meyers, BS’90
William L. Meyer, BA’68, and Virginia B. Meyer (parent)
J. Creighton Michael, MA’76, and Leslie D. Cecil
Jeffrey Robert Middlekauff and Dina Louise Bender Middlekauff, BA’88
David James Middleton, BA’88, and Katharine Davis Middleton
Thomas and Karen Migneron (parents)
Melanie Kuniko Mihara, BA’03
Robert A. Mikos and Cindy Kam
Ronald T. Mikrut and Diane Sowell Mikrut, BA’64
Mariano Blago and Mercedes Mikulic (parents)
William Hughes Milam, BA’73, and Ann Phillips Milam
Tomislav Zivota Milic, BA’99
Douglas G. Miller and Alison Paul Miller, BA’82
Calvin F. Miller and Molly Fritz Miller
Carlyn Emily Miller, BA’10
Carroll Whitman Miller, BA’65, MLS’67
Charles Mixson Miller Jr., BA’82, and Chappell Jarrell Miller
Cyd Louise Miller, BA’73
Dayton Lee Miller, BA’98
Naomi Marjorie Miller-Facey, BA’02
Kenneth D. Miller and Floy Minor Miller, BA’39
Clyde and Jacqueline Miller (parents)
James Philip Miller, BA’70, and Jeannette Bush Miller
William P. Miller and Kathryn B. Loken Miller, BA’90
David E. Miller and Kathryn Friedman Miller, BA’94
Larry Miller and Robin M. Deutsch (parents)
David Miller and Laura Muckerheide Miller, BA’89
Lindsay Anne Miller, BA’06
Edwin Burnett and Mary Louise Bard Miller (parents)
Matthew Joel Miller, BA’97
Meredith Stockett Miller, BA’45
Nancy K. Miller (parent)
Peter and Debra Miller (parents)
Philip A. Miller (parent)
Robert A. Miller, BA’53, MS’73, and Shirley Wright Miller
Samuel Adam Miller, BA’08
Solomon I. Miller, BA’76, and Elizabeth D. Miller
William H. Milliken, BA’10
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton C. Milliken (parents)
Brooks Pitman Milling, BA’91, and Sydney Rutherford Milling, BS’90, MED’91
Roberts Clay Milling II, BA’88, JD’91, and Jayne Ann Waggener Milling, BS’88
David and Gretchen Mills (parents)
Herbert C. Mills, BA’62
Paul and Deborah Mills (parents)
Lewis Martin Milrod, BA’81, and Karen Temes Milrod
Ted Milton and Karen Milton
Maury Brant Mingle, BA’85
James Edward Minnick II, BA’92, and Karen Minnick
Baker Adams Mitchell III, BA’95, and Michelle Mitchell
Charles and Sue Mitchell (parents)
Donald Martin Mitchell Jr., BA’80, and Mary Mitchell
Guy W. Mitchell III, BA’66, and Susan Sudduth Mitchell, BA’66 (parents)
Marjorie Few Mitchell, BA’49
Timothy E. Moats and Laurie L. Schmidt-Moats, BA’85
Robert L. Mode and Carol Ann Mode
Thomas E. Moeller and Judith Wood Moeller, BA’64
Jamshid and Shar Mohammadi (parents)
Joseph Sutton Mohr III, BA’84, and Sharon Allen Mohr
Preston Chapman Moister, BA’03
C. Scott and Jane Heineman Molden (parents)
Nicole Molina, BA’10
L.A. Moline and Rebecca M. Norris, BA’78
Stephen Lee Moll, BA’83, and Beth Fisher Moll, BA’83
Phillip David Mollere and Barbara Beacham Mollere, BA’67
William R. Moller and Molly Tarkington Moller, BA’64
Renée Mashell Momon, BS’79
David A. Monaco, BA’65, and Judy Tincher Monaco, BSN’66 (parents)
Stephen T. Monahan and Mary D. Joyce (parents)
James A. Moncrief and Joan McDougal Moncrief, BA’57
William H. Moncrief Jr.
Amy Elizabeth Monroe, BA’96
F. Douglas Montague III, BA’72, and Becky Montague
Andrew Jay Montesinos, BA’09
Phil G. Montgomery, BS’75, and Carol Montgomery
Carter Montgomery and Missy Simms Montgomery, BA’86
Peter R. Moody Jr., BA’65, and Margaret Anne Shahan Moody, BA’66
Joanna Elizabeth Mooney, BA’04
Theodore C. Mooney, BA’60, and Joan Cathey Mooney
Christopher David Moore, BE’02, and Cathy Castellon Moore, BE’02
Charles Richard Moore III, BA’01
Scott Moore and Cynthia Cates Moore, BS’91
Don D. Moore, BA’56, MA’57, and Dorothy Alford Moore, MA’57
English Parks Moore, BE’98, and Andrea Rosenbaum Moore, BS’97
Ernest G. Moore Jr.
J. Patrick Moore, BA’67, and Barbara J. Stack Moore
J. Scott Moore, BS’74
James and Carrie Moore (parents)
James L. Moore, BA’65, and Ruth Pool Moore
Kevin Moore and Jeanette Jones Moore, BS’92
Jeff R. Moore, BA’50, MD’53
Joe H. Moore, BA’50
Kenneth W. Moore, BA’54, and Edythe H. Moore
Leslyn Teresa Moore, BA’09
Gerald W. Moore and Lisa Abrash Moore, BA’81
Margaret Pride Moore, BA’92
Mark L. Moore, BS’75, and Angelique Gremillion Moore
R. Keith Moore, BA’80, and Tricia Kline Moore, MSN’90
Richard B. Moore, BA’56, and Patricia Burns Moore
Robert and Susan Moore (parents)
Charles Richard Moore Jr. and Sally Bealle Moore, BA’74 (parents)
Robert W. Moore and Stephanie Polk Moore, BS’91
Valarie Faye Readus Moore, BS’91
Virgil H. Moore Jr., BA’50, MS’51, and Nancy Moore
William H. Moore, BA’61
G. Thomas Moor, BA’71, and Veronica Ries Moor
William T. Moorman and Lucas McIntyre Moorman, BA’89
Alexandra M. Mora, BA’04
Jason Saeed Morad, BA’92
Cristina Maria Moreno, BA’04
Efren and Renée Moreno (parents)
Theodore Morford Jr., BA’51, and Marie Brown Morford
Clive N. Morgan, BA’77
Vincent F. Morgan and Diane Yancey Morgan, BS’81
Edward Timothy Morgan, BS’80, and Roxana Gaia Morgan
Jeffrey S. Morgan, BA’76, MD’80, and Satnick J. Morgan
Jesse and Casandra Morgan (parents)
Mack J. Morgan III, BA’76, and Marcia McCauley Morgan, BA’77 (parents)
Robert and Anne Morgan (parents)
Ron Reece Morgan, BA’79
Walter A. Morgan, BS’78, and Donna S. Morgan
Saul and Julie Morgenstern (parents)
Andrea Moro
David Lee Morris, BA’82, and Susan Morris
Joseph Martin Morris Jr., BA’63, and Edith H. Morris
Michael and Sharyn Morris (parents)
Charles L. Morrison and April Dock Morrison, BS’96
Edward F. Morrison Jr., BA’84, JD’87, and Susan Cohen
Harold and Nancy Morrison (parents)
Ruth McCaughan Morrison, BA’08
Russell Franklin Morris III, BA’84, and Pamela J. Fadeley Morris
Jeff Miller and Rebecca Rita Morrissey-Miller, BA’86
Stephen and Eileen Morris (parents)
William E. Morris Jr., BA’70, and Antoinette L. Ponton Morris
Charles Morrow and Elizabeth Ann Yingling, BA’68
John C. Morrow, BA’82, and Carrie Boyd Morrow
John Rawls Morrow, BA’88, and Ann Morrow
Billy and Lora Morrow (parents)
Randall Hodge Morrow, BA’85, JD’88, and Carmen LaGrange Morrow, BA’85 (parents)
Jeff Morse and Susan Lynn Sloan, BA’83
Pete W. Mortensen (parent)
Harry E. Moseley and Joyce Goldstein Moseley, BA’44
Tom Moser and Mary Lynn Morrill Moser, BA’74
Alexandra Moses, BA’07
William A. Mosley, BA’69, and Elizabeth Berry Mosley
Ralph I. Mosling, BA’43, and Kathryn Ann Mosling
Frank and Lucinda Moss (parents)
Gary Curtis Moss Jr., BA’92, and Elizabeth Baldwin Robinson Moss, BA’92
David E. W. Mott, BA’67
Andy Mouer, BA’91, and Meredith Steinfeld Mouer, BA’91
Christopher Patrick Moulton, BA’96
Robert W. Moulton, BA’62
Shawn William Mowry, BE’95, and Sharmistha R. Mowry
Hardy R. Moyers, BA’54, LLB’57, and Sandra Woodward Moyers
James Keyser Moyle, BE’99 ME EN 2001
Eric Jon Mueller, BA’87, and Patricia McNamara Mueller, BS’87
Thomas Henry Mueller, BA’97, and Randi Peresich Mueller
Christian and Ursula Muenchrath (parents)
Katherine Lamb Muhlfeld, BA’08
Gordon D. Muir, BA’78, MLS’81
John Dapray Muir Jr., BA’89, and Laurie Muir
James R. Muir and Mary Peeler Muir, BA’50
Robert B. Muir Jr.
Thomas J. Mulgrew and La-Voe Griffin Mulgrew, BA’79
Robert and Marykay Mullally (parents)
Arthur James Mullaney and Margaret Connolly Mullaney, BA’88
Thomas and Clair McLeod Muller (parents)
Joseph B. Mullin and Elizabeth Duncan Mullin, BA’54
Thomas Robert Mullins, BA’07
William Michael Mullins, BA’67, and Betty Dale Mullins
B. Mark Mulloy, BA’76, JD’80, and Linda F. Mulloy (parents)
Linda Kay Multhaup, BS’96
Jason Alan Muncy and Alison Ehlert Muncy, BA’93
Luther Munford and Virginia Thompson Munford, BA’72
Howard G. Muntz, BA’80, and Barbara A. Goff
Noboru and Hiroko Murakami (parents)
Yoko Joy Murakami, BS’06
Frank Bivin Murchison Jr., BA’10
Davis Murfree, BA’02, and Blair McMeans Murfree, BS’03, MSN’09
Patricia Davison Murlas, BA’72
Elaine Lednerman Murphree, BA’65
John B. Murphy and Bonnie Harre Murphy, BS’88
Claire Lamphere Murphy, BA’73 (parent)
Felix and Anne Murphy (parents)
Michael D. Murphy, BA’66
Niels Patrick Murphy, BA’92, and Lynne O’Connell Murphy
Bradford James Murphy and Tricia Spoerl Murphy, BA’79
Kevin Kyle Murray, BS’82, and Kimberly O’Neil Murray
Richard Murray, BA’84, and Nora Riegle Murray, BA’85
Pamela Jean Murray (parent)
Robert Sands Murray Jr., BA’77, MBA’80, and Margaret Hunter Murray
Martin and Jean Murrer (parents)
Edward E. Murrey III and Debbie Rodgers Murrey, BA’73
W. Harwell Murrey and Jane Cary Murrey, BA’57 (parents)
Clinton Allen Musil Jr., BS’87, and Terri Musil
Paul A. Musser and Elizabeth Goldsmith Musser, BA’82
David Kenneth Myer, BA’05, and Kristen Colletti Myer, BS’07
Gregory Myers and Amy Nichols Myers, BS’96
Robert Warren Myers, BA’93
Clyde H. Mynatt Jr. and Jacqueline Grant Mynatt, BA’60
Lucille Corkran Nabors, BA’57, MA’67
David Nadel and Nicole M. Feliciano, BA’92
John McClung Nading, BA’00
Sam L. Naff and Sarah Henry Byers Naff, BA’63
Trevor W. Nagel and Jane U. Phillips (parents)
Linda Nagle
Gary Bruce Nagler, BS’83, and Elizabeth Sohanchyk-Nagler
Robert A. Nailling, BA’69, JD’74, and Martha Griffin Nailling, BA’74
Roger Nail and Molly Blackwell Nail, BA’95
Patrick Nakamura and Susan M. Lebourg, BS’74
Julian C. Nall, PHD’58, and Christine Poole Nall
Francis C. Nance and Patricia L. Terry Nance
Harold B. Nash Jr., BA’72
Ibrahim Y. Nasmyth, BA’02, and Erin Quinn Nasmyth, BS’03
David Jay Natelson, BS’86, and Catherine Martini Natelson
Jonathan Nathanson and Diane Bauermeister Nathanson, BA’83
Roy and Lisa Naturman (parents)
Robert Wendel Naumann and Janice Stelljes Naumann, BA’84
Susan Jane Nava, BS’81
Christopher James Nay, BS’01, and Katrina Traiforos Nay, BA’01
Ricardo and Joan Nazario (parents)
Celestin H. Ndagije and Cynthia D. Mukamana (parents)
Robert L. Neaderthal and Julie Greenfield Neaderthal, BA’75
Kenyon C. Neal, BA’66, and Barbara B. Neal
William Thomas Neary, BA’79, and Sharon Rogers Neary
C. Dillon Neaves, BA’87
Kent Jack Nee and Virginia Louise Morris, BA’92
Paul and Jami V. Neely (parents)
Robert Bruton Neely Jr., BA’10
Richard H. Neill, BA’68, and Barbara Frankenfield Neill, BA’68
Rosemary Witherington Nelms, BA’68, MAT’69, MLS’82
Charles E. Nelson, BA’56, and Sharron Heim Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Nelson (parents)
Gregory L. Nelson, BA’78, JD’81, and Jennifer Taylor Nelson, BA’81
Henry S. Nelson, BA’43, MD’45, and Kathryn Wolff Nelson, BSN’46, MSN’63, PHD’68
K.C. Nelson, BA’98, and Gina R. Gatti Nelson, BE’99
Elizabeth Paige Nesbitt, BA’00
Paul B. Nesbitt and Sandra Crawford Nesbitt, BA’66
Eric M. Netherton and Gretchen Gerhardt Netherton, BA’01, MSN’04
Neal Anthony Neuenschwander, BS’80, and Kimberly Franklin Neuenschwander
Mary D. Newcomb, BA’08
Thomason and Lee Ann Newcomb (parents)
Jean Newell (grandparent)
James L. Newland and Dorothy Sams Newland, BA’65
Charles M. Newman and Lisbeth G. Mark (parents)
Debra Moore Newman, BA’89
James B. Newman, BA’70, and Stacy Wright Newman
G. Scott Newman and Mollie McCarroll Newman, BA’85
Robin Newsome (parent)
Troy Gerald New, BA’89, and Tracy Bockholt New, BS’89, MSN’91
Levy Hoang Nguyen, BA’10
Richard J. Nicastro and Anne Payne Nicastro, BA’72
Stephen M. Nicely and Karen Standefer Nicely, BA’67
Ridley T. Nichol, BA’48, and Margaret Ann Nichol
Allen and Lois Nichols (parents)
Benjamin Ronald Nichols, BA’00
Howard H. Nichols, BA’43, MD’45, and Betty Jane Martin Nichols (parents)
John H. Nichols III, BA’76, and Jane Trotter Nichols, BS’78
George R. Nichols and Judy True Nichols, BS’70 (parents)
Basil Nichols and Melissa Young Nichols, BS’86
Ellen Magruder Nicholson, BA’47, MA’60
Jerrol F. Nicholson Jr., BA’89, and Nanette Elizabeth Thompson Nicholson, BA’95
Charles A. Nickolaus Jr., BA’52, and Myra Jackson Nickolaus (parents)
Jonathan Andre and Tyra Nicolle (parents)
C. Norris Nielsen, BA’60, and Britton Hassell Nielsen, BA’67 (parents)
John K. Nieset and Mary Hollis Wrighton Nieset, BA’93
Chris Nilan and Julia Elizabeth Bay, BA’06
Walter B. Nimocks, PHD’65, and Susan Lee Nimocks, BA’58
Micah Joel Nite, BA’04, and Mary Ivy Nite, BS’04
Paul Edward Nixon, BA’93
Walter W. Nixon III, BA’68, and Dana Daniels Nixon
Anthony and Mabel Njoku (parents)
C. Utley Noble III and Lisa Jill Uiberall-Noble, BA’93
Nakita C. Noël, BA’10
Danton Trent Nolan, BA’97, and Allison Graham Nolan, BA’97
Virgil A. Nolan Jr. and Patricia Young Nolan, BA’48
Samuel Richard Nolen, BS’10
Robert and Rhonda Noll (parents)
Paul Francis Nora Jr. and Martha Perz Nora, BA’85
Charles D. Nord, BA’60, and Laurie Ford Nord (parents)
Michael Andrew Nordlund, BA’09
Lee Elizabeth Norelli, BA’08
John A. Norfleet and Linda Lancaster Norfleet, BA’77
Stephen and Jacqueline Norman (parents)
Sheila Normile, BA’97
Peter Andrew Norowski, BA’77
Thomas J. Norris and Angela Croce Norris, BA’93
Fletcher R. Norris, BA’56, MA’62, PHD’68, and Janis Cobb Norris, BA’60
Ann Benton Northcutt, BA’60
Frank O. Northrup Jr., BA’71, and Dorsey M. Tillett Northrup
Gordon Allen Norton, BA’60, and Sylvia Kay Hatcher Norton
Joe M. Norton Jr., BA’69
J.C. Norton and Patricia R. Crawford Norton, BA’61
Ralph E. Norton Jr., BA’66, and Miki Lusk Norton (parents)
Don Norton and Susan Bland Norton, BA’84
Diana Lee Wilson Norwood, BA’71
Matthew A. Novak and Nell Thelin Novak, BA’92, MPP’95
Brian J. Novelline and Kristen Osborn Novelline, BA’96
David and Sonia Novick (parents)
Caroline Ferris Nugent, BA’04
Ernesto A. Nunez and Mona Yvonne Lafontaine (parents)
John and Maria Nunez (parents)
Patrick DeWitt Nunnally, BA’79, MAT’80, MA’81, and Elizabeth Dondanville Nunnally, BA’81, MAT’82
Winston C. Nunn and Mary York Nunn
Robert and Mimi Nusbaum (parents)
Larkin Oates, BA’84
Thomas Reed O’Beirne, BS’89
Michael Aaron O’Connell and Deborah Hendricks O’Connell, BA’78
Edward F. O’Connor, BA’58, and Virginia O’Connor
James and Holly O’Connor (parents)
Karen O’Connor
Timothy Joseph and Mavis O’Connor (parents)
Thomas E. Oden III, BA’57, MS’58, and Barbara Jane Curley Oden
Margaret Moore Odiorne, BA’66
Chris and Jean O’Donnell (parents)
Richard John Oelhafen, BA’91, and Alvina M. Ma Oelhafen, BA’91, JD’94
Charles H. Offenburger, BA’69, and Carla K. Offenburger
Robert L. Officer, BA’67, and Mary Davidson-Officer
Richard Archer Oglesby Jr., BA’86, and Caye J. Oglesby
Patrick O’Hare and Avery Baillio O’Hare, BA’87, MBA’88
Chikai Jeffrey Ohazama, BE’94, and Mira J. Waldman
William and Catherine O’Keefe (parents)
Richard O’Keefe and Jacqueline Thompson O’Keeffe, BA’54
Mary Pamela H. Olarte (parent)
Peter M. Oldham, BA’78, JD’82, and Kimberly Hill Oldham
James and Susan O’Leary (parents)
Paul E. Olin, BA’77, and Elizabeth McBride Olin
Thomas Franklin and Tammy Ann Olin (parents)
Brian Michael Oliver, BA’96, and Meg Oliver
Robert W. Oliver, BS’76, and Karin Murray Oliver
Mary Margaret Oliver, BA’69
William Huntley Oliver Jr., BA’72, and Deborah W. Oliver
Alexander Y. Olshanskiy
John Carl and Judith Olson (parent)
Fredric M. Oltsch and Katherine Jones Barton, BA’71
Michael Norman O’Malley, PHD’81, and Stephanie J. Samples O’Malley, BS’76, MA’83, PHD’83
Lawrence O’Meallie and Sally Barlow O’Meallie, BA’68
Ashley Cecelia O’Neal, BA’10
Colleen G. O’Neal (parent)
David Medford O’Neal Jr., BA’82, and Susan C. O’Neal
James F. O’Neal, BA’49
James Richard and Patricia Baier O’Neill (parents)
Calvin Patrick O’Neil and Sarah Wood O’Neil, BA’65 (parents)
Thomas Operchal, BA’75, and Mary Ellen White Operchal, MD’79
Bruce I. Oppenheimer
William Vincent O’Reilly and Susan Tull O’Reilly, BA’80
Thomas O’Rorke Jr., BS’92, and Hollis Anne Boggs O’Rorke
Alice R. Orr, BA’63
James A. Orr III, BA’81
Jerome T. Orr, BA’60
Rick Orr, BA’74, and Lib Orr
R. Wilson Orr III, BS’84, and Caroline C. Orr
Robert and Candi Orsi (parents)
Charles W. Orth, BA’66, and Mary Ann Saad Orth
Luis Ortiz and Maria E. Vanegas-Ortiz (parents)
Todd Andrew Osborne, BA’89, and Dorothy Ann Osborne
Valerie Gene Osborne, BS’06
Lillian Peters Osborn, BA’04
Joe Tally Osburn, BA’79, and Magda Mallis Osburn, BSN’81 (parents)
Frank Sallean Oser III and Lisette Carriere Oser, BA’75
Matthew Edward Oster, BE’99, and Alexandra Marie Edwards Oster, BS’00
Margaret Ostrom
G. Coleman Oswalt Jr., BA’70, and Louise E. Oswalt
C. Neil Ottenfeld, BA’50, and Betty King Ottenfeld
David Taylor Ottenjohn, BA’82, and Kathy Ottenjohn
Robert Charles Ottenjohn, BE’86, MBA’88, and Jan Markham Ottenjohn, BA’80
Lucius T. Outlaw Jr. and Freida H. Outlaw
Dolphin D. Overton and Sue Hagood Overton, BA’58 (parents)
Theron W. Ovitt, BA’61, and Judith V. Ovitt
H. Lee Owen Jr. and Ann Stuckey Owen, BA’70
Robert D. Owen and Frances Miller Owen, BA’50
Michael William Owens, BS’80, and Ann Marie Deer Owens, BA’76
Carlton Lewis Owens Jr., BA’10
Andrew Kemper Owens and Michele Kaludis Owens, BA’87, MBA’91
John and Lisa Owings (parents)
Steven Ernest Ownby, BA’02, and Anna Sakolosky Ownby, BA’02
Michael A. Ozer and Patricia A. Kalmans, BA’72
William N. Ozier, BA’66, JD’69, and Ann Hotchkiss Lewis Ozier, BA’67
John James Pace III, BS’93, and Elizabeth Barbe-Pace
Patrick Wheat Pace, BA’94, and Jennie Pace
Robert W. Pace Jr. and Linda S. Armstrong
Frank T. Padberg Jr., BA’69, and Sharon Smith Padberg
Sarah Worley Padgett
W. S. Page Jr. and Ann Moody Page, BA’68
Barry Richard Page Jr., MA’89
Carl R. Page, BA’71, and Elizabeth Evans Page, BA’71
Harry L. Page, BA’56, MD’59, and Shelley Carter Page, BA’59 (parents)
Keith Spurrier Page, BA’79, MBA’80, and Julie Thayer Page
John T. Page and Florida Elliot Paige, BA’93
Helen Howell Palmer-Ball
Carla Jeunyne Palmer, BA’97
Bin-Tao and Ing-Shing Pan (parents)
Tony F. Pandjiris, BA’98, and Amanda Rusch Pandjiris, BS’98
John and Yun Pang (parents)
Robert and Elizabeth Panke (parents)
Luis G. Panuncialman and Emelina B. Quisumbing (parents)
Stephanie Elena Pappas, BS’08
Ralph Ewin Parchment, BS’82, and Stephanie Sue Ney Parchment, BS’82
Don and Barbara Pardo (parents)
Alvin and Alice Park (parents)
Arick Charles Park, BA’09
Francis P. Parker, BA’62, and Catherine B. Parker
John Thurman Parker, BA’99
Sarah Elizabeth Parker, BS’08
Godfrey Ross Parkerson, BA’10
William H. Parker V, BA’72, and Mary E. Parker (parents)
Lydia Park, BA’04
Sangsoo Park, PHD’08
William Allen Parks Jr., BA’61, and Alice Ann Taylor Parks, BA’61
Marcos and Liliana Parodi (parents)
Donna Ann Parramore, BA’83, MDV’02
Allan M. Parrent, MA’55, BDIV’61, and Carol Armistead Parrent, BA’56
Jackson Clark Parriott, BA’87, and Ashley Roodhouse Parriott, BA’87
Charles Andrew Parrish, BA’97
Joseph L. Parrish and Sarah Neale Parrish, MED’83 (parents)
Kenneth D. Parrot, BA’69, and Leigh Shamblin Parrot, BA’69
John F. Parrott, BE’72, and Sally Fowler Parrott, BA’76 (parents)
Bryan David Parsels, BA’08
Robert F. Parsley and Michal Lawson Parsley, BA’92, MSN’99
Paul and Joan Parsons (parents)
Jonathan O. Partain, BA’57, MD’60, and Virginia R. Partain
John P. Partin, BA’66, and Vicky L. Boyd Partin, BA’67 (parents)
David B. Partlow Jr., BA’72, and Celia Jackson Partlow
Eddine Bowen Paschall, BA’46
Gary A. Passons, BA’76, and Susan S. Passons
Gregory Harold Pastrick, BS’89, and Christine Pastrick
Richard D. Patchak, BA’93
Sandip Manubhai Patel, BA’97
Susan Jane Shippey Patnaik, BS’89
Joseph E. Patrick Jr., BA’67, and Hilda Buchanan Patrick, BA’66
Bailey W. Patrick and Mildred Wells Patrick, BA’84
Henry and Randa Patrick (parents)
Shaun Brian Patsy, BS’02
Daniel and Aline Patte (parents)
Z. Cartter Patten III and Lee Weigel Patten, BA’64
Robert and Patricia Patten (parents)
Albert L. Patterson, BA’51, and Joyce Baker Patterson
Audette Sutton Patterson, EDD’80
James W. Patterson and Laura Roosevelt Patterson, BA’77
William R. Patterson Jr., BA’59, and Karen Patterson
Dalila Evette Patton, BA’99
James and Jennifer Ann Patton (parents)
John Collins Paty III, BA’81, and Alma Hale Paty, BS’82
Melissa Danielle Patzelt Russo, BA’07
David Peter Paul, BA’84, and Jill Edwards Paul
Milton H. Paul, BA’56, and Judith Anne McHaney Paul
Ronald Irvin Paul, BA’79, and Susan M. Paul
Barbara Appleton Paulson, BA’55
Gary M. Pavlofsky (parent)
Chadwick Thomas Payne, BA’93, and Whitney Halcomb Payne
Debra Sue Payne, BA’74
Richmond A. Payne and Holly Rust Payne, BA’84
D. Charles Payne, BA’75, and Marcia Delk Payne, BS’77
Marshall Benton Payne, BA’10
Theodore J. Payne
William Thomas Payne V, BE’00, and Parul Pankaj Bjatt, BS’02, MD’06
Julie Holzer Pazina, BS’99
Lynn Stichter Pearce, BS’82
Don T. Pearson and Charlotte G. Pearson
Robert and Mary Pearson (parents)
Peter P. Pease and Juliet Russell Pease, BA’63
Kristin Lynn Anderson Pechora, BS’95
Craig Anthony Peckham, BA’95
Ray Stokes Peebles and Eleanor Foree Peebles, BA’58 (parents)
Joe C. Peel, BA’65, MAT’69, and Mary Margaret Alsobrook Peel, BA’71
Martha Clemmons Peery
Christopher Charles Peine, BA’95, and Angela House
Kenneth and Kathleen Pekala (parents)
Arthur Harter Pellett, BS’84, MBA’88, and Helene Brown Pellett, MBA’88
D. Steven and Carol Peloquin (parents)
Carlos Gonzalez Peña and Holly Sherman Peña, BA’87
Mitchell Penberg
Haydon Scott and Terri Pendleton (parent)
Martin Rex Pendleton, BA’09
Albert Mitchell Pennybacker, BA’53, and Martha Hackney Pennybacker, BS’53
Ronald L. Pensoneau and Susan Boyce Pensoneau, BA’67
Claire Schlatter Peper
Vito Charles Peraino and Laura Geneva Hill Peraino, BA’86
William Alexander Percy II and Lisa Bourdeaux Percy, BA’75
Mary Cristin Perdue, BA’93
Robert C. Perdue Jr., BA’61, and Annette P. Perdue (parents)
Michael and Mary Lynne Perkinson (parents)
Vincent and Jane Perla (parents)
Scott Robert Perlowin, BA’89
Todd S. Perlow, BA’06, and Lora Deanne Maffei, BA’07
Todd O. Perry and Allyson Needler Perry, BA’95
Charles H. Perry, PHD’76, and Virginia Weatherford Perry, BA’74
John Michael Perry Jr., BA’93, and Melissa S. Perry
William Rhett Perry III, BS’92, and Robin Cernuda Perry, BS’92
Colin Reid Peters, BE’91, and Mary Elster Peters, BA’89
Nicholas Todd Peters, BS’98, MG’00, and Allison Leigh Harvey Peters, BMUS’00
Charles H. Peterson, BA’68, and Linda C. Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Peterson (parents)
Timothy Brett Peterson, BA’97, and Danielle Warner Peterson
Nick John Petkas and Lynn Morgan Petkas, BA’63
Charles and Jan Petredis (parents)
Nancy Elizabeth Petrone, BS’80
Jonathan S. Petty and Marjorie A. George
David Maurice Pfeffer, BA’05, and Meredith Scott Pfeffer, BA’05
Matthew Christopher Pflederer, BA’09
F. Carter Philips, BA’65, and Linda Downs Philips (parents)
Gary L. Philipson and Lisa Behren Philipson, BA’80
Clyde and Anita Phillips (parents)
Daniel Lee Phillips, MD’83, and Sherre Lee Florence Phillips, BA’79, PHD’85
Dennis W. Phillips and Karen R. Phillips
James E. Phillips and Dorothy J. Wingfield Phillips, BA’67
Edmund J. Phillips Jr., BA’60
Harold A. Phillips, BA’74, and Gwen House Phillips
Jan Elizabeth Phillips, BA’98
John A. Phillips and Julie Fister Phillips, BA’82
Karen L. Hooper Phillips, BA’72
Ben Dixon Phillips, BA’94, and Kimberly McGroarty Phillips, BA’94
Kristin Lea Phillips, BA’08
William S. Phillips, BA’62
Margaret B. Philly (parent)
Greg Philyaw and Susan Kay Leader, BA’97
Andy Phipps, BA’00, and Sarah P. Phipps
Eleanor Commander Piccagli, BA’86
Simeon Taylor Pickard, PHD’91
Randolph P. Pickell, BE’63, and Elizabeth West Pickell, BA’62
Marshall Ivey Pickens Jr. and Barbara Ramseur Pickens, BA’66
Richard Rowland Pickens II and Shannon Conatser Pickens, BA’88
John B. Pickett, BA’62, and Carol M. Jantzen
John L. Picton and Rita Lillard Picton, BA’70
Melanie Oh Pierce, BS’97
Daniel P. Pierce and Sandra Abel Pierce, BA’62
Julie Novarese Pierotti, MA’07
Kyle Pietrantonio and Meghan Mucklow Pietrantonio, BA’05
Dennis Paul Pigg Jr., BS’04
Edgar W. Pigg, BA’50, and Henrietta Labernz Pigg
John Burdett Collins Pilant, BE’95, and Kristin Rothermel Pilant, BA’93
Peter J. Pingitore and Suzanne L. Glassburn, BA’87
Matthew Daniel Piser, BA’03
Gaynelle Brown Pitner, BA’57
Robert Pitofsky and Sally Levy Pitofsky, BA’55
Craig and Kara Pittinger (parents)
Harrison Victor Pittman Jr., BA’55, and Barbara Pittman
John Steele Pitts, BA’76, and Jan Spencer Pitts, MSN’94
James P. Pitts and Theresa Pitts-Singer, BA’85
Kenneth Andrew Platt, BS’86, and Stevie Platt
Robert H. Plaxico and Nancy Bateman Plaxico, BA’68
Abigail Kathryn Plesser, BA’05
Philip G. Ploska, BA’82
R. Donald Plosser, BA’78, and Anne S. Plosser
Patricia Dodson Plumlee, BA’62
Allison Anne Poarch, BS’07
Joshua Payton Pointer, BS’03, and Lauren Rose Pointer, BA’03
Mary L. Polk, BA’66
William F. Polk Jr., BA’61, and Martha Quinn Polk
James Polley and Jessica A. Pennybacker Polley, BA’73
Christopher Wilson Pollock, BS’91, and Melanie Pollock
Chester William Polson II, BA’09
William B. Pomerantz, BA’65
Herbert M. Ponder Jr., BA’57, and Saynor Ponder
Terrence V. Ponder III, BA’84, and Laura Ann Wilson Ponder
Franklin H. Pond and Barbara Jewell Pond
T. Joseph Pond Jr., BA’62, MD’66, and Gail Rasmussen Pond, BA’62, MA’63
Walter Eric Pond, BA’81, and Cindy V. Pond
Kasey Pontillo, BS’07
David Samuel Pontius, BA’08
Carol J. Poore, BA’70
Larry and Judy Poort (parents)
Lonnie H. Pope and Beverly Beadles Pope, BA’61
Michael and Linda Popoff (parents)
Richard Dennis Porotsky, BS’93, JD’96, and Kristin Jonsson Porotsky, BA’93
Anthony Nicholas Portera, BA’93, and Ginette Michelle Portera
Amy Frank Porter, BA’79
C. McGavock Porter, BA’57, MD’61, and Douglass S. Porter
Curtis H. Porter, BA’63, PHD’73, and Diane Daniel Dyer Porter, MLS’69
George P. D. Porter
John McGavock Porter, BA’88
Thomas William Porter and Patty Sanders Porter, BS’75
Philip T. Porter, BA’52, MA’53, and Louise Monroe Jett Porter (parents)
William Portlock and Nancy L. Raybin, BA’74
Bernardo A. Portuondo and Tina L. Hestrom-Portuondo (parents)
Charles C. Post and Ann Oliphant Post, BA’78
William M. Potter, BA’76
J. Ivan Potts Jr., BA’46, and Katherine Dale Potts
Lindsay Caroline Pounder, BA’10
Marcel Pourtout, BA’03
Jennifer E. Powel, BA’10
Charles Arthur Powell IV, BA’87
Thomas W. Powell and Gail Covington Powell, BA’59
Scott L. Powell (parent)
John William Powell and Shannon McGuire Powell, BA’98
Thomas W. Powell Jr., BA’73, and Deborah Powell
Wayne B. Powell
Timothy Allen Power, BA’82, JD’88, and Margaret Gready Power, BA’81
Dwayne and Tracey Pratt (parents)
John Lloyd Preston Jr., BA’59, and Vivian G. Preston
William Anderson Preston, BS’94, MD’98, and Kimberly Wormer Preston
Peter Alexander Prevas, BA’81, and Brenda Piskor Prevas
William P. Prevas and Susan Vester Prevas, BA’72
Kendrick Wheeler Prewitt, BA’86, and Lindsey J. Prewitt
Brendan Radley Pribish, BA’95
Brennan Tennesen Price, BA’92, and Ericka Rae Lenz
Byron Howard and Jan Price (parents)
Mary Jo Price
William and Patricia Price (parents)
Angelo and Melody Prieto (parents)
Charles C. Pringle and Anne McPherson Pringle, BA’99
Michael and Marcia Pritchett (parents)
William L. Pritchett Jr., BA’73, and Valerie D. Nesmith Pritchett
Caryl Penney Privett, BA’70
David Ray Proctor, BA’78
Thomas John Perun and Catherine L. Propst, BA’67
Perry Paul Provost and Anne Pettyjohn Provost, BS’84
A. Robert Provost III and Katherine Vanderpool Provost, BA’87
Robert Michael Pryor, BS’97
Jason Paul Puckett and Terre Ellen Rice Puckett, BS’86, MBA’88
Jim S. Pugh, BA’78, and Denise T. Pugh
Winfield Hadley Pullen and Pamela Niekamp Pullen, BA’70
Madeleine Frances Pulman, BA’08
Emad and Shirin Pulous (parents)
William P. Puryear III, BA’56, and Clauda Owen Puryear
Peggy Eileen Putman, BA’72
Sol Halle Putzel Jr., BA’68, and Carroll Perrett Putzel
Spencer J. Qualls and Kristine Sherman Qualls, BA’70
Ray W. Qualls Jr., BA’52, and Margaret Joan Stover Qualls
Douglas P. Quay, BA’71
Robert Evan Quenon, BA’80
Ashley Michelle Quigless, BA’06
Michael C. Quillen, BA’72, and Mary James Quillen
Ashley Sterling Quinn and Sarah Ellen Watson Quinn, BA’05
Whayne S. Quin, BA’59, and Ursula K. Quin
Mary N. Raffety, BA’71
Ross A. Rainwater, BA’68, and Suzanne H. Rainwater
Thomas L. Raleigh, JD’80, and Charlotte Johnson Raleigh, BA’80
Aniket Shitalkumar Rali, BA’09
Susan Parks Rall, BA’79
Akunuri V. Ramayya and Krishna A. Ramayya
Thomas M. Ramee, BA’77, and Ann P. Ramee
Carissa Dana Ramirez, BA’04
R. Whitfield Ramonat and Julia Gilet Ramonat, BA’83
John Keith Ramsey and Kelly Crawford Ramsey, BS’96
Gamiel A. Ramson, BA’77, and Amy Jocelyn Cogan Ramson
Seth J. Ramson, BA’80
Barclay and Catherine Randall (parents)
Luther H. Randall Jr. and Louella Higgins Randall, BA’47
Strother F. Randolph and Cindy Collins Randolph, BA’67
Robert Paul Randolph, BA’72
Charles A. Rankin Jr., BA’50, and Mildred Jones Rankin
J. Kirk Rankin, BA’68, and Mary Jacob Rankin
Adam David Ranson, BA’00
Elizabeth Michelle Ranz, BA’08
Paul T. Rappel
Earl D. Rasmussen and Valerie Ann Keim Rasmussen, BA’79
Ann Aston Ratelle, BS’84
Gordon S. Rather Jr., BA’61, and Hayden Rather
Jonathan E. Rattner, BA’78, and Judith Rattner
Melvin Thompson Rattray, BA’80, and Joy E. Mallick Rattray, BA’80 (parents)
Judith S. Raulston (parent)
Edward A. Rauscher, BA’42, and Vicki M. Rauscher
Tom E. Rausch, BA’72, and Carey M. Rausch
Neil and Claudia Ravin (parents)
Douglass Michael Rayburn, BA’88, MBA’89, and Carola Rayburn
Cynthia Joann Ray, BA’92
Gregory Allen Ray, BA’95
Brian John Rayhack, BS’04
Sheldon Lavell Ray and Mary Beth Pendley Ray, BA’81
Stuart C. Ray, BS’86, MD’90, and Sharon Carroll Ray
Douglas and Pamela Rayvid (parents)
Wallis E. Reagin and Joan Gaby Reagin
Robert and Marjorie Reason (parents)
Robert Leslie Rebak, BA’89, and Barbara Devine Rebak
Dan and Jane Rechter (parents)
Joanne C. Holter Minard Rector, BA’55 (parent)
Michael Lyon Reddoch and Melissa Dula Reddoch, BA’89
Krishna and Vijaya Reddy (parents)
Barbara Alderson Redmond, BA’59
Ray Redmon, BA’65, PHD’77
David R. Reed Jr., BA’63, and Ginny Reed
George Scott Reed, BA’80, and Annette Allhiser Reed
J. Craig Reed, BS’88
Sheila Diana Reed (parent)
Thomas Jefferson Boyd Reed, BA’69, and Carloyn Pryor Kerler Reed
William and Karen Lynn Reed (parents)
Robert Glenn Reedy and Susan Gross Reedy, BA’83
Robert Kenneth Reeg, BA’88
Anna-Loren Reese, BA’06
Michael G. Reese, BA’63, and Margaret P. Reese
Thomas K. Rees Jr., BA’77
Dennis and Peggy G. Reeve (parents)
LaMoine E. Reeves and Jean Davis Reeves, BA’56
Richard E. Reeves and Dorcas Sewell Harris, BA’63
Eugene M. Regen, MD’55, and Elizabeth Mayhew Regen, BA’52
David Farley Reid, BA’02, and Beatriz Reid
Hal and Emilie Reid (parents)
Robert Collins Reid Jr., BA’81
Gerald Griffin Reidy, BA’95, and Mary Reidy
Julian Christopher Reif, BA’04
Kurt E. Reiger, BA’78, and Cristi H. Reiger
John Thomas Reilly III, BA’08
Timothy Shawn Reilly, BA’96, and Tina LaPlant Reilly, BA’96
John G. Reimers and Priscilla Cole Reimers, BA’64
John Henry Reinbold, MA’79, JD’90, and Laura Register Reinbold, BE’82
Tim Reinemo and Jessica Torre, BS’95
Dale V. Reiner, BA’69
Robert V. Reis and Lillian Halsey Barker, BA’89
Cynthia Young Reisz, BA’80, JD’86
George and Colleen Reisz (parents)
John-Paul Renier and Carolyn Merritt Renier, BA’65
Dustin Thomas Michael Renn, BS’01, and Amy O’Dell Renn
Lauren Elizabeth Restrepo, BA’06
Joseph D. Retzer, BA’65, and Ann Currey Parker Retzer, BA’68
Jason Scott Reusch, BA’99, MBA’05, and Brooke Gallagher Reusch, BA’98
W. Taylor Reveley IV and Margaret L. Smith Reveley, BA’96
L. Allan Reynolds Jr. and Beverley Cann Reynolds, BS’80
Craig H. Reynolds, BA’68, and Mary Anne Baker Reynolds (parents)
Arnold P. Reynolds III and Judy Rary Reynolds, BA’77
Clint Reynolds and Penny Cole Reynolds, BA’80
Robert Craig and Tracy Reynolds (parents)
William Warren Barbour Rhett and Ellen MacElvain Rhett, BS’78
Arthur and Harriet Rhine (parents)
Byno R. Rhodes, BA’40, MA’41, PHD’51, and Mildred Daniel Rhodes
Scott Burgess Rhodes and Catherine Shults Rhodes, BA’90, MBA’91
Al J. Rhodes III and Laura Bailey Rhodes, BS’86
Lindsay Harris Rhodes, BA’07
Ronald R. Rhodes and Patricia Burnett Rhodes, BA’69
Douglas Paul Riccardi, BA’88, and Corey Delk Riccardi, BSN’89
Jay and Ellen Lewis Rice (parents)
Donald R. Rice and Mary Carolyn Schneiter Rice, BA’83
Delores Richard (grandparent)
Marc and Lois Richards (parents)
Crit T. Richardson and Elizabeth Andrews Richardson, BA’80
Ellery René Richardson, BA’10
J. Buist Richardson, BE’54, and Martha York Richardson, BA’56
Robert C. Richardson, BA’80, and Lucinda Mitchell Richardson, BA’80
Virginia A. Richards (parent)
Steven Thomas Richey and Sylvia Sellers Richey, BA’90
Robert J. Rich Jr. and Kristine Hanson Rich, BA’73
Leonard A. Richman, BA’63, and Barbara R. Richman
Scott Andrew Richman, BA’89, and Elizabeth Hobson Richman
Paul A. Richter, BA’98
Janet Rickman, BA’72
Richard J. Rickman and Sarah Byrn Evans Rickman, BA’58
John P. Ricks III, BA’61, and Patricia Ricks
Judith Sallie Ricks, BA’07
Nathan Jefferson Riddle, BA’94, and Lorie Ann Riddle
Nathan H. Ridley, BA’76
Susan B. Ridley, BA’50
A. Rietvelt and Carol Mooney Rietvelt, BA’68
Henry Harmon Riffe, BA’58, and Joan Thompson Riffe, BE’58
Lauren R. Rigby, BS’05
George G. Riggall and Marguerita Chandler Riggall, BA’68, MAT’70 (parents)
John Robinson Riggan and Margalee Oelrich Riggan
Robert Craig Riggs, BA’00, and Amie Riggs
Russell H. Riggs and Sally Brown Hale Riggs, BA’59
Kenneth S. Ring and Sheryl L. Leff-Ring (parents)
David L. Ringler and Marion E. Ringler
Michael Stephen Rintoul, BA’88, MBA’89, and Lisa M. Pinkerton Rintoul, BS’87 MED’89
Robert Taylor Ripley, MD’04, and Anna Lee Nesset Ripley, BS’95, PHD’04
James Douglas Rippeto Jr., BA’89, and Suzanne H. Rippeto
Bozwonna Rippy (parent)
James Gilmour Rissler, BS’81, and Nancy D. Rissler (parents)
James Roy Ritchey Jr., BS’01, and Stacey Ritchey
J. Daniel Ritchie, BA’96
Margaret Avery Ritchie, BA’52
Robert Rivera and Elizabeth Miller Rivera, BA’88
Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Rivera (grandparents)
James C. Rivers and Michelle Onsel Rivers, BA’87
Charles Warren Roan, BS’05
Constancio and Corina Roan (parents)
Ann Wingate Roane, BA’64
James William Robbins and Blair Culbertson Robbins, BA’89
Molly W. Robbins (parent)
Carlo Von M. Roberto and Macie J. Lauck Roberto, BA’95
Bailey Elise Roberts, BA’09
Caroline Doress Roberts, BA’98
Charles and Christine Roberts (parents)
Elizabeth Parler Roberts, BA’65
Keith Edward Roberts, BA’99
David Sean Roberts, BA’94, and Nicole Kauffman Roberts, BA’93
James Bradley Robertson, BA’04
James L. Robertson and Linda Thompson Robertson, BA’67, MA’77
Gordon L. Robertson Jr. and Pattie Goodall Robertson, BA’55
Patsy Holley Roberts, BA’73, PHD’98
William D. Roberts, BA’77, and Laurie Anne Ferguson Roberts, BS’78
William and Lisa Roberts (parents)
Richard and Susan Tucker Robie (parents)
James Andrew Robillard, BA’94, and Kristin Lucas Robillard
John W. Robins, BA’60
Gaius Robinson and Maria Williams Robinson, BA’93
R. Lee Robinson, BA’74, and Frances W. Robinson
Randolph W. Robinson, BA’68, and Catherine Morriss Robinson, BA’68
Richard and Hilary Robinson (parents)
Robert W. Robinson, BA’59, and Judith Whitehill Robinson
Robert Whitehill Robinson, BA’90, and Michaela Marston Robinson, BA’91
William F. Robinson
James Curry Robison, BA’69
Mary Louise Robison, BA’65
Christopher L. Rockwell, BA’10
Richard B. Rockwell, BA’52, and Annette C. Rockwell
Richard John Rodeheffer and Jane Kelley Rodeheffer, MA’86, PHD’89
Alan W. Rodgers, BA’68, and Judy Young Rodgers
Zachary Karl McKenzie Roeder, BS’07
Randall and Diane Roeing (parents)
Nancy Bock Roenfeldt, BA’64
Alfred Tate Rogers Jr., BA’87
David and Mary Ellen Rogers (parents)
Donald B. Rogers, BA’58, and Peggy Etheredge Rogers
Edward C. Rogers, BA’06
Elizabeth Ann Rogers
Flournoy Semmes Rogers
H. Allen Rogers and Marie Gustin Caslick Rogers
Joseph C. Rogers, BA’52, and Vida Rogers
Lee O. Rogers Jr., BA’65, and Yvonne Rubenstein
Richard Ovid Rogers, BS’82, and Karen Williamson Rogers, BS’81
Robert C. Rogers Jr., BA’70, and Beverly Ann Rogers
Peter and Sheri Rogers (parents)
Timothy and Donna Rogers (parents)
Michele M. Rohrman (parent)
Charles P. Roland, BA’38, and Allie Lee Aycock Roland
Martin Z. Rolnick and Marguerite R. Jamesley (parents)
Mark Rom and Elizabeth Lynch Rom, BS’83
Mark and Donna Romer (parents)
Gregory Hains Romero and Barbara Lord Romero, BS’04
Raleigh F. Romine, BA’71, and Helen Kafka
Orlan Samuel Romm, BS’05
Reginald Martin Ronningen, PHD’75
Brian and Jill Roper (parents)
Peter H. Rosal, BA’97
Grace M. Rose, BA’66
Katherine Elizabeth Rose, BA’92
Ike Alfred Rosenbaum Jr., BA’42
David A. Rosenberg, JD’77, and Randall Sears Rosenberg, BA’78
William Bostick Rosenberg and Marilyn Minks Rosenberg, BA’74
James H. Rosenblatt, BA’69, and Lauren VanBuskirk Rosenblatt
Stephen W. Rosenblatt, BA’70, and Elisabeth G. Rosenblatt (parents)
Steven G. Rosenblatt, BA’67, and Meri W. Rosenblatt
Jeffrey Scott Rosenblum, BA’85
Eliot M. Rosen, BA’66, and Shirley Spaugh Rosen
Eric and Elizabeth Rosen (parents)
Jeffrey Lawrence Rosen, BA’81, and Ashley Olson Rosen, BA’82
Richard A. Rosen, BA’69, and Rebecca T. Slifkin
David Rosenzweig and Karen P. Ross (parents)
Ann Elise Rosenzweig, BS’81
Harry Rosenzweig, BA’59, and Sue Diamond Rosenzweig, BA’60
Ann Rollow Ross
Donald B. Ross Jr. and Mary Ross
Emily Sue Eskind Ross
Kevin Philip Ross, BA’93
Lauren Ann Ross, BA’10
Shea O’Neal Ross, BA’89, and Kelli C. Ross
Victoria Olin Ross, BS’76, MLS’77
Gary Lawrence Rothschild, BA’88, and Jennifer Rubin Rothschild, BA’90
James M. Roubion and Penny Miller Roubion, BA’68
James and Susan Rouse (parents)
Janet C. Roush
Pierre-Antoine Rovani, BA’88
Patrick Evans Rowan and Adele Jones Rowan, BA’84
Thomas Bernard Rowan III, BA’86, and Min Yang
Barbara Bracewell Rowenczak
William M. Rowlett and Marilyn Rowlett
Robert E. Royal, BA’59, JD’62, and Judith R. Epstein Royal
Julius Sydney Rubel, BA’38
Irving Alan Rubenstein, BA’74, PHD’88
John Michael Rubenstein, BA’73
Grant Mitchell Rubin, BA’97
Howard C. Rubin, BA’71, and Ann S. Rubin
Sara Marisa Ruby, BA’04
Stanley L. Ruby, BA’59, LLB’61, and Sara A. Ruby
David John Rudis (parent)
Anne Elizabeth Orgain Rudolph, BA’44
William K. Rue and Patricia Dunn Rue, BA’76
John Daniel Ruffier, BA’92
Michael E. Ruff, BA’83, MD’87, and Whitney Parker Ruff, MS’88
Vicky Elise Ruleman, BA’10
John S. Rumble and Catherine McCollum Rumble, BA’81
Robert F. Rumble, BA’77, and Susan Rumble
Julia Rose Rumford, BA’07
Bradford and Sally Rumph (parents)
Marschall Stevens Runge, BA’76, PHD’79, and Susan Riggs Runge, BA’76 (parents)
James A. Rusch and Catherine Rea Rusch, BS’79
Clyde M. Russell, BA’72, and Lavona Gray Russell, BA’71
Don J. Russell and Guerry Barnett Russell, BA’60 (parents)
Stephen Wilbon Russell, BA’94, and Gretel L. Russell
Steven L. Russell, BA’77
Charles and Betsy Russo (parents)
David S. Rubin and Sharon Heather Russ, BA’94
Samuel Kenneth Rutherford and Mary L. Manlove Rutherford, BA’51, MA’72 (parents)
Nancy E. Rutland (parent)
Zachary Kenneth Rutledge, BA’98, and Rachel Katrina Rutledge
Bruce and Jan Rutsky (parents)
Paul and Dorene Rutter (parents)
Eugene M. Ryan and Juanica Ryan
Abraham Julian Saad, BS’01
Richard and Beth Saba (parents)
Kingsley and Kim Sackey (parents)
Lindsay Anne Sacknoff, BA’01
Mohammad and Melissa Sadeghi (parents)
Adam Paul Sadlowski, BA’05
Jay Gerald Safer, BA’68, and Annette Fashing Safer
Sheikh and Syeda Safiullah (parents)
Jeffrey and Tracy Safron (parents)
Philip and Beth Sagan (parents)
Jason E. Sagerman, BS’79
Martha H. Saine, BA’73
Kaori Saito, BS’91
Meir Salama and Ilisa D. Wallach (parents)
Neema Lee Salimi, BS’02
Karen C. Salinas (parent)
David F. Salisbury
Mary Maxine Bozeman Salmon (parent)
William H. Saltsman and Mary Sue Farmer Saltsman, BA’53
Bruce R. Salzer, BA’82
Joseph and Jeanne Samet (parents)
George and Janet Samples (parents)
Martha Elberfeld Sampsell, BA’59, EDD’92
Charles W. Samuels, BA’64, and Roseanne P. Samuels
Thomas E. Samuels, BA’60
Daniela Milagros Sanchez, BA’10
Ramona J. Sanchez-Measom (parent)
Paul and Pamela Sander (parents)
Aliceann Cull Sanders, BA’51
James A. Sanders, BA’48, BD’51, and Dora Cargille Sanders
Margaret Boylin Sanders, BA’50, MA’52
William Evan Sanders, BA’42, and Marlin Jones Sanders, BA’53, MS’55
William F. Sanderson Jr., BA’65, and Sandra Gregg Sanderson
Robert W. Sanders, BA’53
Edward and Vanessa Sanders (parents)
Wendy L. Sanders (parent)
Gerald Sandler and Charlotte W. Sandler
Mary Lynn Sandoz
Emily Jane Santi, BA’96
Susan Ann Sargent, BA’89
David Plewes and Suzanne Clair Sartori, BA’88
Archie T. Satterfield and Rachel Vaughan Satterfield, BA’65
Leonard L. Satterwhite, BA’74, and Daniel Long
Shelton Marshall Saufley III, BA’61, and Aurelia Adams Saufley
Andrea Michelle Saul, BA’04
Stephen M. Saunders and Kathryn Cox Saunders, BA’89
Raymond A. Saunders and Virginia Patton Saunders, BA’56
Henry Lee Saurborn Jr., BA’83, and Lori Siegrist Saurborn
Alan Doyle Savage, BA’85
Richard H. Sawyer, BA’75, and Elizabeth B. Sawyer
Al B. Sawyers, BA’82, and Elise Iekyung Junn
Christopher Brian Sayers, BA’04
Richard D. Scalera, BA’67
Michael L. Scalf and Patricia L. Patterson (parents)
Brian and Gail Scanlan (parents)
James Allen Scarola, BE’83, and Sally H. Houston, BS’82, MD’87
Hugo Orlando Scavino, BA’89, and Judy Bates Scavino
Robert Warren Schabes, BA’89
Philip Alan Schaeffer and Mary Matlick Schaeffer, BA’65
John L. Schaffler Jr. (parent)
John Newcomb Schaffner Jr., BA’79, and Tess Schaffner
Timothy Schaffner
Robert V. Schanbacher and Aleta Dumas Schanbacher, BA’65
Robert E. Schaub and Marcia Ludwig Schaub, BA’76
Louis J. Schaufele III and Annie Lee Smith Schaufele, BS’78
Andre Schecter and Susan Elizabeth Jones Schechter, BA’86
Jon and Pamela Schellack (parents)
David Joseph Schenker, BA’82, and Lisa Grater Schenker, BA’81
Everett Schenk and Sarah Evans Schenk, BA’71
J. Douglas Scher, BA’83, MBA’88, and Ann E. Scher
Jason Scher and Katrina Marie Markoff, BA’95
William and Caroline Schichtel (parents)
Steven C. Schiller and Ann M. Brooks Schiller, BA’88
Frank Schilling and Mary Grace Murff Schilling, BA’60
Charles Carr Schirmer, BA’83, and Katherine Ansley Schirmer, BA’84
Paul Samuel Schklar, BA’78, and Ruth A. Schklar
J. Steven Schlather, BA’72, and Nancy J. Flinchbaugh
Natalie Leilani Schlegel, BA’98
Andrew B. Schlesinger (parent)
Kurt L. Schmalz, BA’78, JD’83
Christoph R. Schmidt, BA’70, and Catherine Schmidt
John A. Schmidt, BA’78, and Kathleen Kallaher Schmidt, BA’80 (parents)
Kenneth A. Schmidt, BA’64
Lewis Lloyd Schmidt, BS’81
Stephen R. Schmidt and Gail Harris-Schmidt, BA’71, MA’72
Gregory Allen Schmitt, BA’02, and Carey Rountree Schmitt, BA’01
Jeffrey L. Schmitter, BA’77
Christina Schmucker, BA’01
Bernard Schneider, BA’56, and Helju Schneider
Charles A. Schneider, BA’68, and Martha B. Schneider
Dustin Duane Schneider, BA’02
Drew Schneider and Janet Carney Schneider, BA’73, MAT’76
Hugo William Schoellkopf IV, BA’03
Ann Yates Schoen
Gary R. Schoenberg and Rena Dreskin Schoenberg, BS’77 (parents)
Dennis R. Schoen and Vanessa Bennett Schoen, BS’91
John Summy and Alison Ruth Scholly, BA’90
Elizabeth Huth Schonrock, BA’65 (parent)
F. Edward Schrader, BA’65, and Gayle K. Schrader
John and Kathleen Schreiber (parents)
Willard C. Schreiber Jr., BA’70, MS’77, and Catherine Schreiber
Irwin David Schreiner, BA’63
Thomas Kevin Schroeter, BA’03
John Collin Schuhmacher and Erin Foley Schuhmacher, BA’98
Benjamin D. Schultz, BA’10
Michael and Joan Schultz (parents)
Frederick E. Schulz, BS’75, and Kathleen E. Schulz
Larry L. Schumaker and Gerda I. Schumaker
James and Barbara Schuman (parents)
Eduardo Schur and Anne Marie Brown Schur, BA’88
Katherine M. Schuster-Luck, BS’90
Sallie Davis Schwall
Donald D. Schwartz, BS’76
Richard and Wendy Schwartz (parents)
Samantha Leigh Tyson Schwartz, BA’00
Robert Schwartz and Susan Jeffries Schwartz
Thomas A. Schwartz and Amy Kirschke
Albert B. Schwarzkopf, BA’64, and Janis Bredeson Schwarzkopf, BA’65
Alexandra Frank Schwarzman, BA’07
John Robert Schweikert, BS’97, and Alyssa Dawn Gilliam, BS’95
Robert G. Schwendinger, BA’67, and Tatjana Schwendinger
Christopher Michael Schwenk, BS’95, and Angela J. Schwenk
Scott Eugene Schwinger, BA’87, and Rebecca K. Schwinger
Anthony and Patricia Finney Scibilia (parents)
Josh Scobey and Rachel Rowsey Scobey, BS’97
Julian E. Scoggins, BA’49, and Mary Ann Terrell Scoggins
Amanda Becker Scott, BA’03
Erik Anderson Scott, BA’90
Franklin Delano Scott, BS’77, and Donna Maneice Scott
John Thomas Scott, BA’84, and Holly Roub Scott, BS’85 (parents)
Bryan Scott and Jody Shotwell Scott, BA’72
Laura Elizabeth Scott, BA’04
Richard F. Scott, BA’68, and Margaret O’Brien Scott
Peter Colin Scully, BS’08
C. Patton Seabrook Jr., BA’59, and Judy Seabrook
Daniel MacLeod Searby Jr., BA’83, and Patricia Louise Ferry Searby
Gideon Paul Searle, BA’07
Bonnie Anne Seay, BA’66, MA’80
Salvatore Sechi and Leigh A. Bacon, BA’98
Craig William See, BS’06
Nina P. Seelbinder (parents)
Warren A. Seeley, BA’57, and Ellen Henderson Seeley, BA’58
Kelly Seid, BA’74
Margaret Chappel Owsley Seigenthaler, BA’60
Stephen Bender Self, BA’81, and Mary T. Self
Mitchell A. Seligson and Susan Berk-Seligson
Benton and Sheila Sellers (parents)
Meredith Harrison Sellers, BA’09
John and Nancy Sennett (parents)
Douglas W. Sesler and Virginia Wiese Sesler, BA’83
Henry M. Sessoms Sr. and Tamara K. Baldwin Sessoms
Margaret Setje-Eilers
Andrea Vargas Severin, BA’09
Roger Bresslau Severino, BS’88, and Mary Marshall Severino, BA’87
Dieter H. Sevin and Ingrid Antje Sevin, DUS’68
Andrew Sewell and Emily Plant Sewell, BA’94, MA’09
Frank A. Sewell Jr., BA’56, and Judith M. Sewell
Roger and Jane Sexauer (parents)
Reggie Sexton and Christine O’Neil Sexton, BA’95
Paul Seybt, BS’98, and Melanie Wilson Seybt, BS’99
Joseph Roy Shackelford, BA’56, MD’59, and Phoebe Senour Shackelford, BSN’59
Walter E. Shackelford, BA’60, and Millymac J. Shackelford
Craig Shadbolt, BA’80
Larry Shainman, BA’71
Dan Shamai and Bridget Marie Blaise-Shamai, BA’87
Dwight Shambley and Sho-mei Pelletier-Shambley (parents)
John Houston Shaner, BA’09
Patricia E. Shaner (parent)
Virginia L. Shanks, BA’04
Mark and Kathleen Shanley (parents)
Joan H. Shannon, BA’71
Logan G. Sharpe, BA’74, and Donna Sharpe
Charles R. Sharp, BA’51, and Julia Braly Sharp
Kenneth and Jane Sharp (parents)
Robert F. Sharp, BA’61, and Florence C. Sharp (parents)
Lewis A. Sharp, BS’80, and Susan Sturrup Sharp, BS’79
Lauren Nicole Shaub, BA’01
Elton R. Shauf and Rebecca Thornton Shauf, BA’62
Glyndon B. Shaver Jr., BA’57
Jeanne Sands Shaw, BA’63
John Sherman Shaw III, BA’77, and Carolyn Fang
Martha Feldkircher Shedden, BA’49
Cliff E. Shedd and Catherine Michelle Miller Shedd, BA’75
Tara C. Sheets, BA’02
John Sheffield and Anne Kimbrough Sheffield, BA’89
William L. Sheftall Jr. and Carol H. Sheftall
Roger Lee Shelton and Deborah Lynch Shelton, BA’84
Paige Nicole Shelton, BA’97
Lorrin Cary Shepard and Leslie M. Eiring Shepard, BA’82
W. Elizabeth Shepard, BA’79
Richard Shephard (parent)
Daniel Paul Shepherdson, BA’80, and Rebecca N. Shepherdson
William and Anne Shepherd (parents)
Glenn Eugene Sheriff, BA’84, MBA’88, and Mandy Sheriff
Hans Marcus Sherman, BA’03, and Sarah Moreland Sherman, BA’03
Jerry Frank Sherrill Jr., BA’82, and Windsor Westbrook Sherrill
Margaret McClintock Sherrod, BA’67
Robert O. Sherwood and Margaret Tiller Wilkinson Sherwood, BA’75, MA’76
Helen Clayton Shingler
Jeanne Shingleton, BA’87
Mototsugu Shintani and Ayumi K. Shintani
Charudutta and Seema Shintre (parents)
Iwao William and Adrienne Yoko Shiraki (parents)
Margery Pierce Joy Shirer, BA’52
Stephen M. Shirley and Anne Fields Shirley, BA’73
David Oyler Shivers, BA’89, and Mary Link Shivers, BA’88
Marc T. Shivers and Shari Oualline Shivers, BS’84
William M. Shobe II, BA’76
Scott H. Shore and Rebecca S. Boston, BA’76
Thomas Haynes Shores Jr., BS’89, and Rachael LeClair Shores
John Bechtold Shortess, BA’91, and Paula Floersch Shortess
Corinne A. Shotliff, BA’74
Greg and Toni Shottenkirk (parents)
Michael Kenneth Shows, BA’97, and Heather O’Neill Shows
Charles R. Shrader, BA’64, and Carole Analore Shrader
George Draper Shreeve, BS’49, MA’51, and Mary M. Eller Shreeve
Sameer Shroff and Tamkeen Manasia Shroff, BA’02
David and Helena Shuford (parents)
Todd C. Shultz and Sharon Bingham-Shultz, BA’94
Charles Christopher Shumaker, MBA’86, and Amy E. Young, BA’85 (parents)
Timothy Scott Shuman, BA’03, and Jennifer E. Shuman
Thomas W. Shumate IV, BA’95, and Wendy Lynn Stewart Shumate, MBA’04
Arthur P. Sibold III, BA’65, and Sherrilyn Sibold
C. W. and Audrey Sidney (grandparents)
Christopher Ross Siemens, BS’95, and Melissa C. Siemens
James Paul Sieradzki, MD’03, and Audra Johnson Sieradzki, BA’02
Lloyd A. Sifford III, BA’62, and Virginia H. Sifford
Stuart Bassett Sikes, BA’86, and Jean Harwood Sikes, BA’86
Oscar J. Sikes III, BA’63, and Elena C. Sikes
Toby C. Silberman and Betsy Chisolm Silberman, BA’67
Eugene E. Siler Jr., BA’58, and Chris Siler
Vance Tucker Siler, BA’98
Robert M. Silgals, BA’74, and Sharon R. Silgals
Joe Byrns Sills, BA’59, and Dorothy Lee Sills, BSN’62
Michael R. Silver and Ann Benatar Silver, BA’81 (parents)
Michael Ian Silver, BA’84, and Wendy Kurth Silver
Geoffrey M. Silver and Renée L. O’Bannon Silver, BA’79
Mark and Adrienne Silversmith (parents)
Norman Putnam Silvester Jr., BA’84
Albert C. Simmonds III and Elizabeth Anglin Simmonds, BA’70
Ian Timothy Simmonds and Fiona Dodd Simmonds, BA’99
Thomas Dudley Simmons III and Laurel Davis Simmons, BA’00
Nathan Wayne Simms, BA’89, and Melissa Kent Simms, BA’91
Arthur J. Simon, BS’75, and Donna C. Simon
Reid Andrew Simon, BA’09
Lawrence Andrew Simons, BA’75, and Ann Polk Simons, BSN’76, MSN’79
Mary N. Simpkins, BS’77
John Simpson III, BA’96
William H. Simpson, BA’38, MA’40, and Elizabeth M. Simpson
C. Paul Sims Jr., BA’73, and Sharon Sanders Sims, BSN’77, MSN’00
Wilson Sims, JD’48, and Linda Sims (parents)
Gregory Zach Singer, BA’85, and Pamela Hammonds Singer, BS’85
Robert T. Singleton III, BA’06
Thomas W. Singleton, BA’70, and Sylvia A. Singleton
David A. Sipek (parent)
Deborah A. Sipek (parent)
Allan E. Siperstein and Holly D. Miller (parents)
Mark L. Sirak, BA’68, and Marsha Cohn Sirak, BA’69
John J. Siskowic Jr. and Shirley J. Siskowic
Millicent Moulder Sites, BA’66
Crawford M. Sites Jr. and Neill Griffin Sites, BA’79
Alexander Mason Sitomer, BA’10
James D. Skaggs, MA’63, PHD’71
Andreas and Paulette Skibiel (parents)
Brett Craig Sklaw, BA’05
Kevin Allen Skurski and Katherine Stowers Skurski, BA’99
James W. Slawski and Sherry Gauthier Slawski, BA’67
Scott Mclean Slayden, BS’85, and Elizabeth Reynolds Slayden, BS’89
David Mark Slocum Jr. and Ginger Mathis Slocum, BA’02
John M. Sloop and Bonnie J. Dow
Thomas W. Slover, BA’89
Thomas Edward Slowey, BA’98, and Tamilyn Tyler Slowey
Philip J. Sluiter, BA’74, and Karen P. Voss Sluiter, BA’75, JD’80
J. Irvin and Beverly Kleban Small (parents)
James Polk Smartt III, BA’89
John Pryor Smartt, BA’95, and Murray Tate Polk Smartt
Richard A. Smath and Margaret Luther Smath, BA’78
David Michael Smiles, BS’03
Kathleen Flaherty Smiley (parent)
John Abernathy Smith, BA’61 (parent)
Justin Stephen Smith, BA’03
Kirby M. Smith, BA’76
Legrand B. Smith II, BA’48, and Jayne Shouse Smith (parents)
Malcolm Franklin Smith II, BA’78, and Kim Hamrick Smith
Margaret Ann Smith, BA’49
Martha Barnes Smith, BA’61
Peyton R. Smith and Megan Follansbee Smith, BA’79 (parents)
Adam Smith and Melanie Dayani Smith, BA’97
Murphy R. Smith, BE’70, and Joanne Parry Smith, BA’70 (parents)
Peter B. Smith, BS’75
Richard Clark Smith, BA’49
Robert Benjamin Smith, BS’01
Robert N. Smith Jr., BA’57, and Gertrude Lanahan Smith
Ronald Martin Smith, BA’84, and J. Edwina Chilton
Ronnie W. Smith, BS’83, and Jo Lynn Hughes Smith
Cal Smith and Sara Cahillane Smith, BA’89
Thomas F. Smith and Catherine McEvoy-Smith (parents)
Thomas G. Smith, BA’76
Thomas and Anne Smith (parents)
W. Omar Smith, BA’65, and Karen K. Smith
A. Fox Smith, BE’68, and Christy Tate Smith, BA’68
Alan C. Smith, BA’74, and Dorothy Heenan Smith
Markalan T. Smith and Ann Ottersen Smith, BA’76
Andrew Fleming Smith and Ashley Brinckerhoff Smith, BA’00
Austin Collier Smith, BS’94, and Jennifer Paddock Smith, BA’95
B. Douglas Smith and Louise Rollins-Smith (parents)
Barbara Elaine Smith, BA’57
Catherine Houston Smith, BA’95
Charles Ray Smith, BA’55, and Peggy J. Smith
Christopher James Smith, BA’96
Don A. Smith, BA’57
Stuart Gregory Smith and Elizabeth Brient Smith, BA’81
Foster James Smith, BA’91, and Stacey S. Smith
Gregory and Willie Smith (parents)
Harris Lake Smith
Hilton Charles Smith III, BA’03, and Janene Boyce Smith, BA’03
James Rogers Smith IV, BA’84, and Jenny Smith
James Roy Smith and Elaine Smith
Jared Dubose Smith, BA’03, and Ashley Thomas Smith, BE’04
Kathy Dianne Smith, BA’84
Jeffrey Smith and Lisa Peterson Smith, BA’85
Luther A. Smith, BA’75, and Marjolein E. Smith
Robert Earl Smith and Lyla Lee Lewellen Smith, BA’46
James Michael Smith and Marilyn Koch Smith, BA’73, JD’76
Michael Douglas Smith, BA’01
David Smithson and Britt Paula Johnson Smithson, BS’93
Henry E. Smoak III, BA’72, and Kerri Lea Smoak
Susan Claire Smyer, BA’91
Leo B. Snel and Judy Quinn O’Reilly, MAT’71
Patrick Allen Snell, BS’88, MBA’89, and Mariesa Marie Fallucco Snell, BA’90
Frank Stephen Snipes Sr., BA’60, and Nell Snipes
Ben Snowden, BA’97, and Rebecca Snowden
Russ and Janet Snow (parents)
Richard and Leslie Snow (parents)
Hoyte Mason Snow, MA’57, and Peggy Barrett Snow, BA’52
Ronald Snow, PHD’66, and Georgia M. Snow
Brett Jamison Snyder, BS’85, MD’89, and Susan I. Snyder
Cara L. Snyder, BA’69
Peter T. Socha and Annabelle Kirkpatrick Socha, BA’81
Alexander and Roberta Socolof (parents)
Brian Justin Sodikoff, BS’99
Samuel Scott Solem, BA’08
Enrique Ernesto Soler, BA’95
Robert Joel Solomon and Alison Roberts Solomon, BS’89
Kerry D. Solomon and Cindi Anne Loiacano Solomon, BA’88
Daniel P. Solomon
Michael L. Solomon, BA’76, and Sheri M. Solomon
Molly Beth Somberg, BA’07
Zeynep Somer Topcu
Guangchun Song and Shaoying Yu (parents)
Hongjun Song and Tianzhu T. He (parents)
Michael Christopher Sontag, BA’06, and Caroline Croley
Peily Soong, BA’97, and Amanda Duncan Soong
Seng-Jaw and Mayhue Soong (parents)
Christopher D. Sorrells and Jennifer Lyke Sorrells, BS’90
Robert T. Sorrells, BA’56, MA’57, and Dillman Baker Sorrells, BA’59
Christen M. Sottolano, BA’09
Stephen Eugene Soud and Cathy Verlander Soud, BS’75, MAT’77
Jeffrey E. Soukup and Mary Ann Fife (parents)
Kenneth Stuart Soule, BA’84, and Christine S. Soule
Susan Soule
Alan Mark Sowell, BA’82, and Elizabeth Barlow Sowell
W. Erwin Spainhour and Jane Poston Spainhour, BA’64
Lucile Cate Spain, BA’38, MS’39
Jane Spangler
James Stephen Spann, BA’01, and Lucy French Spann
Julian Sparkes and Barbara Anne Pare Sparkes, BA’83
Michael Foster Sparta, BS’83, and Elizabeth Kyger Sparta, BSN’85
Ken and Reba Speakman (grandparents)
Allison Gillespie Spears, BA’92, MBA’99
Beate C. Speer, BA’80
David W. Spell, BA’89, and Sheila McPhillips Spell
W. Anderson Spickard Jr., BA’53, MD’57, and Susan Mieher Spickard, BA’59 (parents)
Henry and Carol Spinelli (parents)
Jeremy P. Spinrad and Barbara Tsakirgis
A. Trevelin Sprabery and Laura Read Sprabery, BS’83
Michael L. Spraggins Jr. and Elizabeth Keen Spraggins, BA’94
Meredith Evans Sprince, BS’07
Douglas Rudolph Sprong, BA’86, and Kathleen D. Sprong
Thomas F. St. Maxens II, BA’73, and Susan M. St. Maxens
L. Vastine Stabler Jr., BA’58, and Monteray Scott Stabler, BA’58
William E. Stack Jr., BA’56, and Margaret Bostwick Stack
Meredith Tucker Stacy, BA’69
William Charles Staes, BA’10
John Michael Stahl, BA’09
Sally Fraser Stalker, BA’69
Robert F. Stampfli, BA’67, PHD’71
Scott Alan Stanek, BS’82, and Laurel Baty Stanek, MS’85
L. Bradley Stanford, BA’56, and Elizabeth Ewing
Eugene A. Stansel Jr., BA’64, and Jere Gibert Stansel
Phillip O. Staples Jr., MA’74, PHD’75, and Jo Ann Wade Staples, MS’73, PHD’75 (parents)
Robert and Jocelyn Stargel (parents)
O. Porter Stark, BA’68, JD’71, and Carol Rienschield Stark, BA’74, MS’82 (parents)
Gail M. Starks, BA’67
Anna Marie Starnes, BA’09
James and Jan Starnes (parents)
Spencer Stasney, BA’99, and Allison Blanton Stasney, BS’01
Anthony T. Statler, BA’50 MS’51
Daniel Joseph Staton, MS’88, PHD’94, and Neil P. DeWitte, BS’96
John K. Shaver, MD’88, and Michele R. Staunton Shaver, BA’84, MD’88
Priscilla Murray Steagall, BA’53
Richard G. Stearns, BA’48, MS’49
John Crawford Steck, BS’83, and Jennifer Steck
Joseph N. Steele and Judith McGraw Steele, BA’74
Meredith Leigh Steele, BA’99
Lucy D. Steere, BA’73
John H. Steffen and Randee Newmark Steffen, BA’85
Calvin W. Stegall and Jane L. Hinton, MA’70, PHD’74
Jan and Celia Steigerwald (parents)
Adam Brett Stein, BA’92, and Monica Klapp Stein
Mary Meyers Steinau
Thomas and Jacqueline Steinbrecher (parents)
Christoph Steinbruchel and Patricia A. Connelly (parents)
Robert A. Steiner and Meghan White Steiner, BA’94
Grant and Janet Stein (parents)
Thomas Riemann Steinwinder, BA’04, and Hillary Kent Leggett Steinwinder, BA’05
Geoffrey H. Stelling, BA’71, and Carol Cox Stelling
Carl Herbert Stem, BA’57, and Linda Wheeler Stem
Albert William Stemmler, BS’03
Philip Couturier Stender and Sarah R. Sandlin Stender, BA’74 (parents)
Brian Christopher Stephens, BA’98, and Amy Sautebin Stephens
James B. Stephenson Jr. and Betty-Jo Ozmer Stephenson, BA’60
Charles V. Stephenson II, BA’48, MA’49, PHD’52, and Luellen H. Stephenson
Joan Leigh Stephenson, BA’83
John M. Stephenson, BA’81, and Nancy Smith Stephenson
Robert M. Stephenson Jr., BA’62, and Rosina V. Stephenson
Catherine Bailey Sterling, BA’60, MAT’61
Nathaniel Sterling and Marcia Kemp Sterling, BA’65
Elden R. Sternberg, BA’54, and Denyse Rick Sternberg
Douglas Coleman Stern and Ellen Porten Stern, BA’84
Skip Stevens and Adelaide Davis Stevens, BA’83
Lloyd Carlyle Stevens, BA’88, and Anthony Angeline
Mark A. Stevens, BA’71, and Nancy Stevens
Mary Ellen Stevens (grandparent)
Paul Bush Stevenson, BA’84
Thomas A. Stevens, BE’69, and Judith C. Stevens
Eric James Stewart and Amy Elizabeth Prochko Stewart, BS’88
Thomas W. Stewart and Margaret Williams Stewart, BA’73
Timothy Michael Stewart, BA’86, and Lucinda Steen Stewart
Matthew M. Stichnoth, BA’78, and Neele-Banks Stichnoth
Jonathan and Joan Stidham (parents)
Chris E. Stiles and Laurette Catherine DePuy Stiles, BS’80
Kate S. Stillman, BA’77
Thomas C. Stillwell, BS’80, and Deborah Harper Stillwell, BA’77
Douglas K. Stinebaugh and Alice Swearingen Stinebaugh, BA’83
Gregory Guyer Stine, BE’95, and Deborah R. Davis Stine, BA’95
Thomas Stipanowich and Sarah Yancey Stipanowich, BA’76
Paul Stob
Robert M. Stockton Jr., BE’70, and Corinne Martin Stockton
Wesley Joseph Stoddard and Kori Cameron Isaac Stoddard, BA’03
Shellie Stodghill (parent)
Ventsislav Stoichev, BA’07
Michael M. Stokes, BA’76, and Janet A. Stokes
Peter E. Stokes and Sarah McClendon Stokes, BA’84
W. Whitworth Stokes, BA’58, and Nancy Jo Rankin
George Stoll, BA’72
Edward and Teresa Stomski (parents)
Cecille Felknor Stone, BA’52
John E. Stone and Connie Hartleb Stone, BA’69
Cosby Allen Stone Jr., BS’04, and Elizabeth Abernathy Stone, BS’05
Mark Saddler Stonecypher, BS’97
James Kevin Stone and Debra Jones Stone, BS’82
Eugene A. Stone, BA’60
Gerald E. Stone, BA’54, MD’57, and Lois Greene Stone (grandparents)
Harry J. Stone, BA’74, MS’78, and Melinda Mayfield Stone, BSN’73
Jane Lawrence Stone, BA’45
Lawrence A. Stone, BA’54, and Marnette Butler Stone (parents)
Michael P. Stone
Peter Stone and Deborah A. Forte (parents)
William Pipkin Stone Jr., BA’57, MD’60, and Linda Jo Thomas Stone (parents)
Brit A. Storey and Carol DeArman Storey, BA’64, MA’66 (parents)
Robert G. Storey III, BA’69, and Carol P. Storey
Gary D. Storrick and Cynthia Venn, BA’74
Jeffrey Shelton Stortz, BA’97, and Brooke Bolton Stortz, BA’98
Roddy L. Story, BA’70, MBA’74, and Ann Barringer Story, BA’71
Stephen Barker Story and Karen Harris Story, BS’84
Richard F. Stouffer, BA’54
Richard Hahs Stout and Katherine Malone Stout, BA’91
Adam D. Stowe and Christina Tipton Stowe, BS’96
Bonnie Linane Stowell, BA’63
David Douglas Strain, BA’91, and Victoria V. Strain
Kurt A. Strasser, BA’69, JD’72, and Jane Wyatt Strasser, BA’68
William K. Stratvert, BA’64
W. Martin Strauss, BA’75, BE’77, MS’77, and Martha Keay Strauss, BA’77
Mark Thomas Streeter, BA’99, and Anne Hong Phan
Bibb Lamar Strench, BA’84
William L. Stribling and Kimbrell Storm Stribling, BA’00
Susan Donoho Strickland, BA’64
Robert Eastwood Glenn Jr. and Amelia A. Strobel, BA’88, MBA’94
Carter and Helen Strong (parents)
Marilyn I. Strong-Townsend (parent)
Robert Clifton Stroupe and Marcia Haynes Cassell, BA’65
Gregory and Annalesley Strudwick (parents)
Christopher and Susan Strug (parents)
Marvin Augustus and Lynn Terri Stubbs (parents)
Sam and Melinda Stubbs (parents)
Harold and Julie Stull (parents)
Betty Ann Ward Stumb, BA’49
Lawrence B. Stumb Jr., BA’61, and Bolin Kane Stumb
Paul R. Stumb III, BA’56, MD’60, and Mary Schlater Stumb, BA’57 (parents)
J. Walker Sturdivant, BA’75, and Lanie Sturdivant
Gaines Peacock Sturdivant, BA’79, and Lynn Herring Sturdivant, BA’79
George Sturmann and Judith Szerdahelyi (parents)
Lilian Sturmann, BA’10
Laura Brown Suber, BA’54
Roger P. Sugarman, BA’72, and Collen K. Nissl (parent)
John T. Sugg III, BA’51, MD’54
Nancy A. Sugg
Allyson Yancey Sullivan
Charles C. Sullivan II, BA’67
John P. Sullivan and Delissa Nichols Sullivan, BA’83
Martha Nell Sullivan, BA’86
Timothy Michael Sullivan, BA’89, and Holly C. Sullivan
James C. Summers, LLB’50
Mr. and Mrs. Chien-En Sun (parents)
Scott Edwin Sundby, BA’80, and Katie Rees Sundby
John M. Sundermann, BA’77, and Catherine J. Sundermann (parents)
Tze Sung and Choy Sung (parents)
Robert Stephen Surratt, BA’80, and Jamie Surratt
Carl J. Surrett, BA’65
Cephas C. Suswam (parent)
MacDonald Sutherland, BS’82, and Mary Ellen Sutherland
John Suttle and Lauren Ramsey Suttle, BA’94
Carol M. Swain
C. Meredith Swann Jr., BA’58, and Catherine Foster Swann
Jeffrey Charles Swann, BA’81, and Jody R. Swann
W. Hayes Swann, BA’81, and Kathleen O’Shaughnessey Swann, BS’85
A. Drew Swanson and Ashley Price Swanson, BA’92
Gerry C. Swanson, BA’63, and Joan A. Swanson
Kevin W. Sweeney and Elizabeth Winston, BA’68
Hugh L. Sweeney and Margie Juanit Richardson Sweeney, BA’47
Stephen G. Sweet, BE’72, and Louise Lillard Sweet, BA’72
Steven Mark Sweet and Elizabeth Ann Black, BA’81, MLS’83
Thomas Carl Swensen, BA’83, and Susan Swensen
John Steven Swenson, BA’80, and Jacelyn Ayres Swenson
Stephen and Mary Swenson (parents)
John P. Swezey, BA’56, and Carol C. Swezey
John Robert Swicegood II, BS’99
Lindsay Nicole Payne Swift, BA’05
Clay H. Swindell, BA’74, and Deborah L. Swindell
Ann Swint, BA’63, MAT’64, PHD’77
William B. Swint, BA’99, and Kristin Meyer
Thomas R. Swisher and Lucy Kerr Swisher, BA’61
Alia Aran Szopa, BA’01
James K. Szyperski and Laura Cumming Szyperski, BA’79
Jerry and Karen Tabak (parents)
Charles J. Tabb Sr., BA’77, and Linda S. Tabb (parents)
David S. Taber and Carol H. Taber
Olivier Tabouret and Meredith Feld Tabouret, BA’94
Donna Crawford Taefi, BA’66
Lu Ann Tafoya (parent)
Hiroyuki Takao, MA’10
Richard C. Talbot Jr. and Jill Sheridan Rapuzzi Talbot, BA’98
Joyce Sessoms Tallent, BA’48 (parent)
Charles Raymond Talor, PHD’93, and Suzanne Marie Ewing, BA’87
Lawrence and Lauren Talve (parents)
Peter E. Tamborski (parent)
R. Michael Tancill, BA’57, and Susan J. Tancill
William H. Tandy Jr., BA’50 (parent)
Daniel J. Tangrey and Susanne Riepenhoff
Bill Tankersley, BS’79, and Carolyn Cooke Tankersley
John F. Tannehill, BA’60, and Suzanne Haley Tannehill
David L. Tannenbaum, BA’58, and Treva A. Tannenbaum
Douglas Tappan, BA’71, and Cynthia Adams Tappan
Charles R. Tapp, BA’82, and Tawny R. Tapp
Bruce Lee Tarkington, BA’98, JD’01, and Jaclyn A. Tarkington
Constantino T. Tarnowski and Kari Moses Tarnowski, BA’91
John L. Tarpley, BA’66, MD’70, and Margaret Johnson Tarpley, BA’65, MLS’66 (parents)
C. Neal Tate
G. Edward Tate, BE’50, MS’51, and Margaret McKeel Tate (parents)
George T. Tate, BA’52, and Vivian Close Tate
Martha Smith Tate, BA’67
Philip Andrew Tate, BA’83, and Brenda Royer Tate
James S. Tatman, BA’69, and Connie F. Tatman (parents)
Paul Michael Taupeka, BS’88, and Elizabeth F. Taupeka
Adria Taylor (parent)
Fred Taylor, BA’54, and Sherrill Palmer Taylor
Grant Rodden Taylor, BA’10
Henry O. Taylor (parent)
Henry O. Taylor III, BA’78, and Lynn Kay Martin
James and Mary Taylor (parents)
James H. Taylor III, BA’55, and Francis Alfreda Kay Taylor
Arthur Roger Taylor and Marilyn Kohrs Taylor, BA’58
Richard Reeves Taylor, BS’80, and Melanie A. Taylor
Ricky and Annabelle Taylor (parents)
Robert C. Taylor Jr., BA’80, and Julie Yates Taylor
Robert L. Taylor Jr., BA’70
Scott Edwin Taylor, BA’86, and Michelle Clement Taylor
William L. Taylor II, BA’76
William Martin and Kay Taylor (parents)
Jeremy Teaford and Carrie Banks Teaford
Christy Mala Te, BA’06
Gerald A. Teicher and Carol A. Kirk Teicher, BA’67
Evie Reynolds Telfer, BA’84
Palmer C. Temple, BA’57, and Helen Elizabeth Temple
J. Lillard Templeton Jr. and Martha Evers Templeton, BA’53
Hampden Evans Tener, BE’91, and Ellen Prewitt Tener, BA’88 MED’90
Madelene Alexandra Tennant, BA’10
Gregory D. Tennessee and Sondra Richardson Tennessee, BA’89
Katherine Taylor Tennis, BA’09
Keri Frances Kretschmann Teodori, BS’87
Sandra O. Teplin (grandparent)
Joseph and Virginia Terrazas (parents)
Joseph Robert Terrazas III, BA’03
William T. Terrell, PHD’70, and Fay Susanne Tysell Terrell
Charles R. Terry, BA’50, and Katherine Anderson Terry, BA’50 (parents)
William F. Terry, BA’70, and Jo W. Terry (parents)
Elizabeth Reid Teselle, BA’84
Lawrence A. Tezak and Margaret McNamara Tezak, BA’86
Reuben Thaker, BA’92
Hewotte Theodros, BA’10
Aaron Michael Thieme, BA’92, and Lynn Goldman Thieme, BE’92
Thomas Christian Thill, BS’97, and Shelley Armstrong Thill, BA’98
Charles Preston Thomas II, BA’86
David Radford Thomas, BA’84, and Karen E. Thomas
James E. Thomas Sr., BA’56, and Mary E. Blewette Thomas
James L. Thomas, BE’77, and Karen Ferguson Thomas, BA’77
John B. Thomas, BA’71, and Susan Spratt Thomas, BA’71
Kenneth W. Thomas, BE’70, and Susan Upshaw Thomas, BA’70 (parents)
Lindsay Caitlin Thomas, BA’06
Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Thomas (parents)
Morris and Gwyn Thomas (parents)
Lezette A. Ballew Thomason, BA’72 (parent)
Stanley R. Thomas and Paula Orcutt Thomas, BA’72
Sean Joseph Thomas, BA’96, and Ashley Noyd Thomas, BS’98
Lewis H. Thompson and Abigail Collins Thompson, BS’78
Anthony D. Thompson, BA’64, and Sandra Brewster Thompson
Jerry F. Thompson and Carolyn Yandle Thompson, BA’65
Davison W. Thompson, BA’62, and Adelaide S. Thompson (parents)
Gerald L. Thompson and Jean C. Miller, BA’71
Hilary Holstead Thompson, BA’08
James Eli Thompson III, BE’92, and Jennifer Lynn Wagner Thompson, BA’92
Julian and Alexis Thompson (parents)
Walter W. Thompson and Mary McKenzie Thompson, BA’69
Mr. and Mrs. Randal W. Thompson (parents)
Rhonnie and Chong Thompson (parents)
Robert Knox Thompson III, BS’79, and Roxanne Rozacky Thompson
Norman Trepner and Sarah Susan Thomsen, BA’81
Chris Thorne and Heather Smith Thorne, BA’00
George M. Thorpe, BA’60, and Judith Ann Brining Thorpe
Rodney C. Threadgill, BS’76
Charles D. Thurman
James M. Thurmond, BA’56, and Nancy Shelby Thurmond
Mark Allen Thurmond, BA’99
Robert P. Thurmond, BA’68, and Mildred C. Thurmond
Brian Scott Thurow and Jennifer Gibson Thurow, BA’98
Niu Tian and Xiaorong Li (parents)
J. Haskell Tidman Jr., BA’58, and Annette Irwin Tidman, EDS’73, PHD’83
Cromwell Tidwell Jr. and Mary Louise Lea Tidwell, BA’45, MA’46
Bruce and Cynthia Tigert (parents)
David R. Tilley, MS’54, and Anne W. Tilley
Mark Alton Tillman and Robbin Ogram Tillman, BA’79
Todd Keene Timberlake, BS’94, and Karen Peterson Timberlake, BA’94
Mamie Britt Timmons, BS’04
John D. Tinkler, BA’55, and Mary Crawford Tinkler, BA’55
Stephen C. Tippens, BA’59, and Patricia Jean Desart Tippens
Jeffrey E. Tipps and Lia Bucher Tipps, BA’93
Ethel Williams Tipton, BA’43
George E. Titsworth, BA’69
Les Hanover Tivers, BA’68, and Ann Naumann Tivers
Jeffrey S. Tlumak
James Harwell Todd, BA’84
Scott Parker Tolbert, BA’06
David W. Tolliver and Lisa Hyatt Tolliver, BA’82
William O. Tome Jr. and Susan J. Johnson Tome, BA’83
William John Tomford, BA’06
Joshua Tom, BA’04
Henry B. Tomlin, BA’74, MAT’75, and Elizabeth Schwinghamer Tomlin, BS’74 (parents)
John F. Tomlin, BA’78, and Marcela Briet Tomlin
Peggy Proctor Tomlins, BA’71
Daniel Ralph Tompkins III, BA’91, and Angela Renée Tompkins
Thomas Eugene Tompkins Jr., BS’05, and Caroline Fuller Tompkins, BA’05
Michael C. Tooke, BA’70, and Susan L. Piggott
Mary L. Toomey (parent)
John Craig and Debra Banes Topping (parents)
Robert F. Torla and Ann Gordon Sibold, BA’70
Alexander M. Torrance, BA’74, and Christine Ann Torrance
Nelson S. Torre, BA’83, and Eileen Ann Torre
Robert Harold Tourtelot Jr., BA’93, and Emma Jane Tourtelot
Michael and Barbara Towerman (parents)
Ellen Patrice Towler, BA’74
Alvin M. Townley Jr. and Gertrude Holly Wiggins Townley, BA’69
John W. Townsend and Anne Echols Townsend, BA’78
Darrell G. Townsend, BA’73, JD’77, and Deborah Ewing Townsend, BA’75
David and Jean Tracy (parents)
Bradley E. Trammell and Katherine McClintock Trammell, BA’85
Son and Gloria Tran (parents)
Sid and Angela Trant (parents)
Elizabeth Ann Traster, BA’00
Pamela Camille Trautman, BA’70, JD’80
John M. Travis, BA’50
William A. Travis Jr., BA’55, and Evelyn A. Horton Travis
Jayson Traxler and Elizabeth Stoxreiter Seifert Traxler, BA’00
Eric Treadaway and Laura Ann Whetsel-Treadaway, BS’96, MED’97
Robert Treanor and Lesli Ann Brown, BA’94
Richard W. Treder, BA’52
William J. Tremaine, BA’72, and Kathleen Imre Tremaine (parents)
Meredith Ellen Trezise, BA’08
Jose and Leslie Triana (parents)
Alysha Lauren Johnson Tribbett, BA’10
Charles Trinh, BS’90
Jason E. Trock, BS’01, and Katherine Lambert Trock, BS’00
Drew Trotman and Susan Salmon Trotman, BA’83
John Russell Trowbridge and Cherry Janey Gray Trowbridge, BA’71
Ross S. Troyan and Laura E. Johnson Troyan, BA’92
Denis and Maida Trto (parents)
Mario and Susana Trueba (parents)
Constantine Tsinakis and Annell St Charles, BS’73
Shea Richard Tuberty, BA’89, and Bridget Gray
Denise Tucker, BA’90
Hugh Tucker, BA’79, and Linda Grubb Tucker, BS’79
Charles A. Tulloh and Malinda R. Maxfield Tulloh, BA’59, PHD’69
Alan E. Turner III and Elizabeth G. Hetzler, BA’80
Selwyn H. Turner Jr., BA’55, and Carol Davidson Turner, BA’62
Robert W. Turner and Catherine Young Turner, BA’61
Timothy Scott Turner and Cathy Diane Beard Turner, BA’90
Craig Turner and Karen Lisa Salzman, BS’89
James W. Turner, BA’58, and Mitzi Turner
Kristen Marie Turner, BA’07
Morgan A. Turner, BA’10
Robert Neil Turner Jr. and Rebecca R. Averitt Turner, BS’92
Richard A. Turner, BA’77
Robert W. Turner, BA’64, and Shirley B. Turner
Scott Martin Turner, BA’99
Larry Van Turner and Susan Wilcox Turner, BA’80
Jay Alan Turney and Lisa Heinisch Turney, BA’91
Terry Turnipseed and Lydia P. Arnold Turnipseed, BA’91
Richard K. Tuten and Jane Houchens Tuten, BA’57
William James Tuttle, BA’97, and Christina Clark Tuttle, BA’98
Stanley and Susan Twarog (parents)
James V. Tyler, BA’66
Thomas P. Tytula and Barbara Beck Tytula, BA’61
Laura Obioma Ujereh, BA’07
Krish Ullur and Pushpavathi V. Kemundale (parents)
Betsy Swint Underwood, BA’60
Steven and Margaret Ungar (parents)
Matthew Thomas Ungs, BA’90
Ann L. Unholz (parent)
Sam B. Upchurch, BA’63, and Mary Anne Comer Upchurch, BA’62, MLS’63 (parents)
Rob Usey and Michelle Rooks Usey, BA’90
Erica Ann Utegaard, BS’06
Carter Charles Utzig, BS’83, and Cathlean Wells Utzig, BE’81, MBA’85, MS’85
Stephen Alexander Vaden, BA’04
James R. Vaillancourt and Mary Jo Anderson Vaillancourt, BA’60
Richard William Vail, BS’83, and Laura Lee Hofmann Vail, BS’84
Lisa Christine Valeriani, BA’04
Kalliat T. Valsaraj, PHD’83, and Nisha Valsaraj
Michael George Van Buren, BA’02, and Erin Leigh Dickinson, BA’02
Francis and Leigh Anne Van Dusen (parents)
Gordon B. Van Dusen and Karen Stadler Van Dusen, BA’81
Logan Jade Van Meter, BA’10
Dale Van Ort and Molly Nelson Van Ort, BA’62
William Robert Van Wagner II, BA’09
Kevin Eugene Vance, BA’95, and Susan Vance
John Vance and Tammy Huang Vance, BA’97
Lucile Martin Vandervoort, BS’05
Chris and Michelle Vanderzant (parents)
J. Pace VanDevender, BA’69, and Nancy Manning VanDevender, BA’67
Leslie F. Vantrease III, BA’76, and Betty Jo Vantrease
Robert M. Vantrease
Clay Baker Varney, BA’06
Jose D. Vásquez III and Marcia Walker Johnson Vásquez, BA’57
William M. Vaughan Jr., BA’64, and Carmine Baker Vaughan
Elizabeth P. Vaughn (parent)
Sarah A. Verville (parent)
Christopher Lee Vescovo, BA’87, and Anna Marie Vescovo
Michael Todd Vessel and Beth Evans Vessel, BA’91
Park G. Vestal Jr., BA’70, and Margaret Ivy Vestal
George B. Vest Jr. and Roberta Henry Vest, BA’59
Anne Easley Vickers, BA’54
Paul A. Vickers Jr. and Martha Elizabeth Rose Vickers, BA’66, MAT’72 (parent)
David G. Vickroy, BA’63, and Florence Joanna Vickroy
Sarah Elizabeth Vick, BS’08
Roberto and Karen Sue Vielma (parents)
George and Mary Vieth (parents)
Michael J. Vietti, BA’74, and Margaret J. Vietti
Kenneth G. Vinson and Sharon Stringer Vinson, BA’72
Mark G. Viox and Janet M. Knobbe (parents)
Matthew Robert Virgil, BA’94
Peter A. Virsik and Allison Shaheen Virsik, BA’92
James R. Voelker and Christina Byers Voelker, BA’78
Charles J. Vogl, BA’77, and Ann P. S. Vogl
David Charles Vogt and Joan Mahery Vogt, BS’77
Linda Vongkhamchanh, BA’08
Frank and Tracy Voss (parents)
Michael W. Voss and Gay Barber Voss, BA’72
Kamiar Vossoughi, BA’99, and Sarah Elizabeth Vossoughi
Richard P. Voss, BA’77, and Lori B. Voss
William J. Wade, BA’75, MS’79, and Ellen Elizabeth Cobb Wade, BA’74 (parents)
Charles Lewis Wagandt III, BS’03
Dwight A. Wagner, BA’64, and Jaye Wagner
Michael Clifford Wagner, BS’07
John W. Wagster, JD’70, and Lynda Ward Wagster, BA’58, MAT’75, MA’76
Andrew Owen Wahl, BA’99, and Samantha F. Wahl
Thomas W. Waid, BA’77
C. Byron Waites, BD’55, and Beverly Cate Waites, BA’54, MA’56, MAT’56 (grandparents, parents)
Charles Raymond Waits, BA’01
John W. Wakefield, BA’60, and Margaret Halloran Wakefield
Joseph Neil Walden Jr., BA’67, and Sandra Walden (parents)
Kirk and Jennifer Walden (parents)
Michael Jay Walden, BA’80, and Maria G. Walden
George R. Waldmann and Hillary Breslauer Waldmann, BA’78
Al Waldrop and Ruth Rand Waldrop, BA’75
Bill Inder and Ann Walia (parents)
Bruce Marshall Walk, BS’78, and Melissa Massar Walk, BA’79
Ann Caroline Walker, BA’07
Stanley Denton Walker III and Catherine Fuller Walker, BA’85
Kevin Walker and Jennifer Jean Edwards Ponder Walker, BA’91
John Houston and JoAnn Walker (parents)
Lyn Neal Walker, BA’70
Paul B. Walker, BA’65
Ronald and Kathryn Walker (parents)
Russell Hughes Walker Jr., BA’90, and Kimberly O’Donnel
Thomas M. Walker, BA’75, and Susan Hoffman Walker
William M. Walker, MLS’87
Bradford Curtis Wallace, BA’05
Craig and Sandra Wallace (parents)
David D. Wallace and Frances Kemp Wallace, BA’71
J. Bransford Wallace, BA’54, and Anne Beveridge Wallace, BA’67 (parents)
Mark T. Wallace and Jeanne M. Wallace
John W. Wallace Jr., BA’83, and Caroline Wallace
John Wallace and Kathy Carlisle Wallace, BA’90
David Richard Wallace, BA’82, and Laura Montgomery Wallace, BA’83
Nicholas Eugene Wallace, BS’03
Richard James Wallace III, BA’94, and Elizabeth Ann House Wallace
Stephanie Janelle Wallen, BA’05
James Gregory Waller, BA’92, and Dale Brasfield Waller, BA’91, MED’93
Marti Waller, BA’68
Matthew Edward Waller, BA’94
Robert D. Waller Jr., BA’56, and Mary G. Waller
William and Maureen Wallerstedt (parents)
Thomas Patrick Wall III, BA’74, and Lee Ann Wall
James F. Walsh Jr., BA’55, JD’60, and Susan Philbin Walsh, BSN’61
Michael and Shelley Walsh (parents)
Erin Riblet Walter, BA’99
William G. Walter, BA’61, and Christine S. Walter
William Shane Walton, BA’81, and Patti J. Walton
David M. Wang, BA’82, and Deborah A. Wang
Hwa-Chain R. Wang and Swe-Sya S. Lyou-Wang (parents)
Xiaoming Shawn Wang and Guizhen Gj Ji (parents)
Xuanmin Wang and Shaodan Li (parents)
Tobias and Elizabeth Ward (parents)
James E. Ward, BA’61, and Mary Lee Parker Ward, BA’62 (parents)
Kevin A. Ward
Lacey M. Ward Jr., BA’69, and Dale E. Ward
Liam and Mary Ellen Ward (parents)
Christopher Joseph Ward and Mary Cynthia Kidd Ward, BS’98
Michael Robert Ward, BA’90, and Virginia Bondurant Ward
Timothy B. Ward and Michelle Chance Ward, BA’89
Robert F. Ward, BA’68, and Judith P. Ward
Elizabeth Schaeffer Ware, BA’84
Howell E. Warner III, BA’71, and Norma Wilkinson Warner
Seth C. Warner and Virginia Hollowell Warner, BA’60
Virginia Ann Osborn Warner, BA’49
Robert T. Warnock and Amy Katharine Goodman Warnock, BA’94
Andrew Albert Warot and Nicole Chira Warot, BA’95, MED’98
Betty Godbold Warren
Grady L. Warren III, BA’68, and Kaye Phillips Warren, BA’67, MA’71, PHD’76
David Spencer Was, BA’05, MBA’10
James Michael Washburn, BA’80, and Susan Bolanovich Washburn, BSN’79 (parents)
Robert G. Wasik, MA’69, and Mary Watkins Wasik, BA’65, MAT’67
Niku Pramod Wasudev, BS’90, and Hetal Nikunj Wasudev
K. Martin Waters Jr. and Dorothy Noland Waters, BA’51
John Stephen Wathen, BA’10
Charles J. Watkins Jr., BA’72, and Terri Ann Butler Watkins
Howard and Carol Watkins (parents)
David Gordon Watkins and Janet Sloan Watkins, BA’84
Kent D. Watkins and Janine Davis Watkins, BS’82
Tony Watkins and Katherine Hortberg Watkins, BA’95
Barry D. Watkins and Mary Montgomery Watkins, BA’65 (parents)
Blake A. Watson, BA’78, and Pamela M. Watson
Carol Jones Watson, BA’60 (parent)
Herman A. Watson Jr., BA’55, and Janet M. Watson (parents)
Janice Parker Watson, BA’72
William E. Watson, BS’77, and Beth Wistinghausen Watson
William and Elaine Watson (parents)
William Taylor Watson III, BA’47, and Mary P. Fitch Watson (parents)
Donald G. Watts, BA’50, and Betty Ann Brown Watts
J. Phil Watts, BA’72, and Beverly Allen Watts
John Comer Watts III, BS’80, and Kenna Stephenson Watts
Mary Katherine Watts, BA’04
Sheila M. Watts, BA’74
Timothy Michael Watts, BA’02
Kent Allen Wayland, BA’92, and Stephanie Ellen Johnson, BA’91
Rebecca E. Wayland, BA’86
Francis W. Wcislo and Jane S. Wcislo
Brian Matthew Weatherford, BA’04, and Colleen McCall Weatherford, BA’04
Martha T.E. Weatherford
Paul Taliaferro Weathers, BA’81, and Kim Keegan
Anthony Dean Weaver, BA’79, MD’83, and Frances Harrison Weaver, BA’79
J. Michael and Marenda Weaver (parents)
William Patrick Weaver, BA’00, and Katherine Rosenblatt Weaver, BS’00
Ted Webb and Leah Pels Webb, BA’96
Glenn F. Webb and R. Aileen Webb, PHD’77, MD’83
Christopher Thorp Weber, BA’95, and Kaylin Haverstock Weber, BA’96
Stephen John Weber and Julie Renshaw Weber, BA’88
Paul David Weber, BA’90, and Diane Wubbolding Weber
Chad E. Webster and Julie Cathleen Wade Webster, BA’95
Mr. and Mrs. Medford S. Webster (parents)
David Anthony Weeks Jr., BA’81, and Amy Gregory Weeks, BA’81
Jeff Weeks, BA’71, and Ann A. Weeks
Steven E. Weeks and Julia Goodall Weeks, BS’79
Walter S. Weems, BA’74, JD’77, and Susan Long Weems, BA’77 (parents)
James M. Weidenbaum, BA’80, and Kathleen Ann Weidenbaum
Lauren Alaina Weigand, BA’05
Lowell Scott Weil Jr., BA’90, and Wendy Weil
Irving Weinberg, BA’32
Matthew Christian Weinman, BA’02, and Mollie Palmore Weinman, MSN’05
Stephanie E. Salter Weinshel, BA’97
David and Sarah Weinstein (parents)
Harris A. Weinstein, BA’62
Ellen Elizabeth Weirich, MA’02
Michael Franklin Weisberg, BA’81
Anne Jackson Weiss, BA’09
Hilary Bentley Weiss, BS’04, MSN’07
Jack and Ann Weiss (parents)
Tracy Lynn Weiss, BS’94
Stephen Weitzman, BA’56, MD’59, and Adrienne Weitzman
Jonathan P. Welch, BA’83, and Pascale De Boeck-Welch
Andy Welch and Susan Alley Welch, BA’95
Theodore B. Welch, BA’72, and Gail H. Welch
John Marshall Wellborn Jr., BA’60, and Fredrica A. Wellborn
Edward Burnett Wells, BA’10
Jeffrey A. Wells and Jennifer Butler Wells, BA’02
Steven A. Wells, BA’67
Virginia Cloys Wells, BA’47
Wilbur G. Wells (parent)
Robert Wayne and Karen Yvonne Wemhoener (parents)
Kyle Wermerskirchen and Julia Louise Phillips Wermerskirchen, BA’04
Leslie D. Werner and Jeanne Jayne Utley Werner, BA’52
Addison Werner and Lexy Stratton Werner, BA’95
Helmut W. Smith and Meike G. Werner
Albert Wertheimer and Joaquima Serradell (parents)
Denise Courtney Wesley, BS’99
David Z. Wessel and Pamela Graves Wessel, BS’88
Kevin Michael Wessels, BA’98, and Johanna Bick
Bennett Davidson Westbrook, BA’89, MBA’94, and Amy Moltman Westbrook, BA’90
Lon Foster West, BA’61, LLB’64, and Barbara A. West
William F. West and Patricia Dabney West, BA’78
Shawn Wetzel and Jessica L. Coop Wetzel, BA’00
Robert Owen Whaley and Susan M. Seidler, BA’71
Steven Weston Whaley
Charles Rayburn Wharton, BA’79, and Karen Berry Wharton, BA’79
Curtis and Jessie Wheeler (parents)
Glynn P. Wheeler, BA’41, PHD’50
H. Brownell Wheeler and Elizabeth M. Wheeler
M. Elyse Wheeler, BA’74
George F. Wheelock III and Frances Sommers Wheelock, BA’79
Amanda Ruth Whiffing, BA’04
William G. Whitaker III, BA’64, and Susan Yancey Whitaker (parents)
Raymond C. Whiteaker, BA’51, JD’53
Charles Cody White, BA’83, and Carolyn Close White, BA’83
Gwen Hale White
Harold S. White Jr., BA’68, and Angelique deGolian White
Allan W. White and Jean Pruitt White, BA’71
Jerry L. White, BE’59, and Margaret Andrews White, BA’59
Jonathan L. White, BS’82, and Donna M. White
Kent White (parent)
John I. White and Martha Vetter White
James B. White and Mary Fitch White, BA’70
Matthew Keyes White, BA’94, and Jana S. White
Patricia Taylor White, BA’71
Patrick White, BS’96, and Allyson Crawley White, BA’96
Hunter B. Whitesell, BA’51, and Eugenia Baird Whitesell (parents)
Sibyl W. White (grandparent)
James Alan and Pauline Whiteside (parents)
Virgil S. Whitesides Jr., BA’51, and Sandra Whitesides
Peter White and Susan Smith White, BA’81
Thomas W. White, BA’63, and Monica Ann Stephens White
Vernon B. White Jr., BA’73, and Amy Glenn White, BA’74 (parents)
William and Sally White (parents)
H. Warren Whitis, BA’69, and Ann Peery Whitis
William T. Whitley and Carolyn Davis Whitley
Stephen C. Whitman Jr. and Christina Benyunes Whitman, BS’82
Jerry and Barbara Whitmire (parents)
Michael and Grace Whittaker (parents)
Russell and Barbara Whittenburg (parents)
Dean and Virginia Whittier (parents)
Eric John Whittier, BA’99
Karen Susan Whittier, BA’84, MED’91
Jeffrey Scott Whittle, BE’84, and Polly Kinder Whittle, BS’83
Robert E. Whitty and Marsha Cochrane Whitty, BA’63
Ralph W. Wible, JD’63, and Gayle Scott Wible, BA’65
Bernhard Wiedermann and Pamela Gilstad Parker, BA’74, MD’78 (parents)
John R. Wiener, BA’77, and Karen Richter Wiener, MS’78 (parents)
Jeffrey Ryan Wienke, BA’95, and Susan Greene Wienke, BS’97
John and Melodie Wigger (parents)
Michael Ray Wiggington, MBA’84, and Theresa J. Wiggington (parents)
Amy Elaine Wilcox, BA’09
Brian W. Wilcox, BA’84, and Amy Rasmussen Wilcox, BA’86
Sarah Morgan Wilcox, BS’82
Robert Joseph Wiley, BS’96
Frank Sykes Wilford, BA’02
Paul C. Wilgus, BA’67, and Jane Wilgus
David Karl Wilhelm, BE’96, and Jennifer Warner Wilhelm, BS’95
Albert R. Wilkerson III and Colleen Finan Wilkerson, BA’90
James S. Wilkes Jr. and Amelia Moore Wilkes, BA’65
Matthew Edward Wilkins, BA’80, and Anne Lepley Wilkins
Chris A.B. Wilkinson and Stephanie Ann Parks Wilkinson, BA’96
Tyler Thomas Wilkinson, BA’99, and Christine McCord Wilkinson, BS’00
Alison Brevard Wille, BS’95
Anne E. Williams, BA’68
S. Palmer Williams and Betsy Harshbarger Williams, BS’99
Bobby W. Williams
Bruce C. Williams, BA’75, and Stephania Paparozzi Williams, BSN’74
Richard A. Williams and Diane Moore Williams, BA’52
Eddie and Shelley Williams (parents)
Elizabeth Stearns Williams, BA’63
Fred Madison Williams III, BA’70, and Sherred M. Williams
Gary Mack Williams and Sarah Clay McGaughy, BA’63
Henry Jackson Williams, BA’58, and Suzanne Harvey Williams
J. Phillips Williams, BA’60, and Jane Richardson Williams (parents)
Jerry and Deborah Williams (parents)
C. Crawford Williams and Lynn Weaver Williams, BA’72
Mary Moore Williams, BA’77
Michael E. Williams, BA’71, and Margaret P. Williams
Mitchell H. Williams, BA’77, and Joanne P. Williams
Jerry Williams and Nancy Hardison Williams, BA’60
W. Clark Williams, JD’74, and Nancy Salmon Williams, BA’74 (parents)
R. Bruce Williams, BA’71, MD’75, and Susan Van Hook Williams, BA’74
R. Clark Williams Jr., BA’63, and Margaret Beavers Williams, BA’63
Robert Davis Williams, BA’05, and Elizabeth Jackson Williams, BS’05
Scott Taylor Williams, BA’05
William Battle Williford, BA’05
Bernita Willis (parent)
John Andrew Willis, BA’92
Douglas K. Willis and Nancy Scruggs Willis, BS’83
Phyllis J. Willis (parent)
Adam Willkomm and Elizabeth Veronica Halder Willkomm, BA’00
E. Kent Willoughby, BA’70, and Linda Teal Willoughby
Bob and Kathy Wills (parents)
Matthew B. Wills, BA’54, and Julia Ryan Wills
William C. Wilshusen, BA’74, and Tiffa Strief Wilshusen, BA’74
Joseph George Wilson and Ailene S. Bejach Wilson, BA’47
Alexander Elliott Wilson, BS’86, and Kathleen Wilson
Andrew Michael Wilson, BS’07
Lawrence A. Wilson and Caroline Cumming Wilson, BA’86
Charles W. Wilson III, BA’59, MA’61, and Barbara Hamlett Wilson, BA’60
Jon and Elizabeth Wilson (parents)
Eric Marshall Wilson, BA’93, and Julia Tucker Wilson
Frank C. Wilson, BA’50, and Ann H. Irvin Wilson
James C. Wilson, BA’72, JD’77
Andrew Wilson and Lynn Cawley Wilson, BA’71
Mary Victoria Wilson, BA’73
Matthew Aaron Wilson, BS’96, MED’00
Ralph E. Wilson, JD’49, and Mary Ann Murray Wilson, BA’48
Sharman Maurissa Jewell Wilson, BS’05
Shelby Elizabeth Wilson, BS’02
Theodore and Deborah Wilson (parents)
Thomas B. Wilson, MM’73, and Frances C. Grigsby, BA’68, MBA’75
Justin Stowers Wilt, BA’85, and Helen F. Reinecke-Wilt
Michael Patrick Wilt, BA’07
Ashley T. Wiltshire Jr., JD’72, and Susan Ford Wiltshire
Mr. and Mrs. Craig W. Windland (parents)
Phillip Alan Wines, BS’85, and Sherri Fleck Wines, BSN’86
Buckley Winfree and Jessica Adams Winfree, BS’98, JD’01
Charles E. Winger Sr. and Barbara J. Winger
Jon and Abby Winkelried (parents)
James and Helen Winkle (parents)
David Alan Winokur, BA’88
Mark David Winokur, BA’81, and Sallie E. Winokur
Karin Winquist (parent)
Calhoun Winton, MA’50, and Elizabeth Myers Winton, BA’47 (parents)
Elizabeth Anne Wiser (parent)
Hunter Wetter Witherington, BS’02, and Molly Martin Witherington, BS’01
Charles W. Witherspoon Jr., BA’50, MA’51
Harrington Witherspoon, BA’56, and Mary Yost
John L. Witherspoon, BA’59, and Carolyn Witherspoon
Tom A. Wittenbraker, BA’71, and Carolyn Kemp Wittenbraker, BA’71 (parents)
David and Beth Wittig (parents)
Herbert E. Wittmann, BE’60, and Linda West Wittmann, BA’61
Robert Kline Wittpenn and Susan Radcliffe Wittpenn, BA’84
Jay Ronald Wohlken, BA’97, and Amy Coyle Wohlken, BA’97
Paul Walton Wojcik, BE’92, and Charlotte Gammel Wojcik, BA’92
Michael Scott Wolfe, BS’81, and Ellen Morrison Wolfe, MBA’89
Kenneth R. Wolfe and Margaret Harrison-Wolfe, BA’69
Kirk D. Wolfe, BA’80
Mary L. Wolff, BA’72
Peter M. Wolff Jr., BA’77, and Kay L. Wolff
Josh Wollock and Kyle Sewall Acciavatti Wollock, BA’01
Robert A. Womble and Shannon Strother Womble, BA’88
Anthony W. Wonderley and Pauline Caputi (parents)
Tee Jack Wongananda, BA’97
Tony and Julie Wong (parents)
Paul O. Woodall, BA’61
Suzanne Hamilton Woodall (parent)
Amy C. Wood (parent)
C. Donald Woodard and Karen Lauritzen Woodard, BA’79
E. Blake Wood, BE’67, and Alice Stradley Wood, BA’68
Beulah Marie Woodfin, BA’58
John Howlett Woodfin Jr. and Charlotte Brown Woodfin, BA’91
Carrol P. Wood and Frances Keister Wood, BA’59
Judy M. Wood, BA’72
Martha Swain Wood
H.R. Wood Jr. and Mary Shea Wood, BA’52
Matthew William Wood, BA’82, and Kimberly Linnander-Wood Wood, MD’90
Michael T. Wood Jr., BA’69, and Cheryl Ann Booth
Christopher and Mignone Aa Wood (parents)
Lera Wenger Woodring, BS’01
Thomas S. Woodroof, BA’56, JD’61 (parent)
Charles M. Woodruff Jr., BA’66, MS’68, and Patricia Speier
John and Pamela Woodruff (parents)
John Thomas Woodruff Jr., BA’07
Anthony Woodruff and Julie Melinda Jones Woodruff, BA’92
Frank A. Woods, BA’63, LLB’66, and Jayne Ann Owens Woods, BA’66 JD’68
Jon P. Woods, BA’82, and Peggy J. Rooney
Joseph M. Woods IV, MD’90, and Lara Satterthwaite Woods, BSN’83 (parents)
Swanson W. Woods (grandparents)
Marshall and Rebecca Woodward (parents)
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Woodworth (parents)
Dudley D. Wooley, BS’88, and Julie James Wooley, BS’88
Andrew Haggart Work, BA’09
Jeremy Works and Bronwen Anne Blass, BA’00
Mark Thomas Worthington, MD’87, and Janet Farrar Worthington, BA’85
Hugh L. Worthy and Daisy C. Blanton, BA’65
Timothy Scott Wratchford, BS’95, and Pamela Case Wratchford, BA’95
T. Cecil Wray Jr., BA’56, and Gilda Gates Wray
Barry Wright III, BA’74, and Jacquelyn Buttram Wright
David R. Wright and Connie LaFevor Wright, BA’78, EDD’87
George T. Wright, BA’74, and Andrea Thorp Wright, BS’76
John David Wright, BA’06
Jeffrey G. Wright, MD’97, Fellow’00, and Nicol Brock Wright, BA’84
Robert Charles Wright, BA’77, and Anne Bailey Wright
Sara King Wright, BA’38
Michael Greg Wright, BA’78, and Stacey Emerson Wright, BA’78
Andrew Geli Wu, BE’10, and Katelyn E. Woodard, BA’10
Dirck Emeric and Linda Sue Wuellner (parents)
Julian Wuerth
Lindsay Erin Wuller, BA’10
William Douglas Wurdack Jr., BA’85, and Julia G. Wurdack
Tiejian Wu and Yu Du (parents)
James C. Wyatt III, BA’66, and Mary Alice Wyatt
James M. Wyatt, BA’66, and Robin McCrory Wyatt
Aaron Wyckoff, BA’65, JD’68, and Diane Footitt Wyckoff, BA’68
Robert L. Wyenandt, BA’68, and Sharon E. Hamilton Wyenandt
Gregory Elias Xethalis, BA’01
Daoxing Xia and Chenglan Pan
Qiang Xiao and Lizhen Gui (parents)
Kashinath and Jyothi Yadalam (parents)
Michael S. Yamnitz and Janice Dickmann Yamnitz, BA’70
John Dickson Yancey and Cynthia Kelsey Stow Yancey, BA’71
Robert Earl Yancey III, BS’85, and P. Faith Yancey
Xinyue Yang and Hong Yuan (parents)
James Conway Yardley Jr., BA’02
Nicholas Fares Yared, BS’07
Ronald W. Yates and Constance Siegrist Yates, BA’60
Eugene W. Yates III, BA’71, and Sandra L. Giovinazzo-Yates
William Shuford Yates and Jennifer New Yates, BA’88
Garry Yee and Lorraine L. Tosiello (parents)
Ralph H. Yeilding and Sally Stevenson Yeilding, BS’79
Robert J. Yeiser, BA’69, and Valerie J. Wilkinson (parents)
Jeffrey and Jenny Yelle (parents)
Jerry H. Yeoman and Louise Teem Yeoman, BA’92
Donald and Susana Yim (parents)
Paulos and Rahel Yohannes (parents)
Ingrid Yonke (parent)
Stephen and Connie Yordy (parents)
G. David York, BA’59
Mark Bateman York, BA’88, and Cynthia York
Thomas E. York, BA’76, and Mary Louise York
Stephen G. Young and Amanda Elizabeth Haynes Young, BS’89
Virginia Shoulders Youngblood, BA’45
Charles Lee Young, BS’89, and Laurie Young
Gregory Stuart Young, BA’96
Herbert D. Young Jr., BA’60, and Peggy P. Young (parents)
Jay Maitland Young, BA’66
Thomas B. Young and Kathleen Coyle Young, BA’68
Kelley Elizabeth Young, BA’07
Charles Philip Young and Nancy Hamel Young, BA’84
Van and Elizabeth Young (parents)
W. William Young, BA’55, and Virginia P. Young
William A. Young, BA’72, and Cynthia G. Young
Marel P. Zabriskie and Mims Maynard Zabriskie, BA’76
John Zachry and Laura Beverly Zachry, BA’88
Michael Zajkowski and Laina Maria Bush, BA’85
Joseph Ralph Zakierski, BA’07
Erick R. Zanner and Susan Courtright Zanner, BA’79
Herbert Evan Zeiger Jr. (parent)
Margaret Shook Zeiger, BA’79 (parent)
Carol Miller Zeitler
Edwin S. Zeitlin, BA’64, LLB’67, and Linda Zeitlin
Joshua M. Zeller and Allison Dreeben Zeller, BA’93
James C. Zerface
James P. Zerface and Wendall Lawrence Zerface, BA’68
Thomas B. Zerfoss III and Emily Perkins Zerfoss, BA’79
William H. Zesch and Amy Daviss Zesch, BS’81
Weizhong Zhao and Yuan Li (parents)
Peter M. Ziemba and Terry L. Siegel (parents)
Carolyn Kinnard Ziffer, BA’52
Brian Patrick Zilvitis and Samantha Brush Zilvitis, BA’90
James McCord Zimmerman, BA’96, JD’99, and Mary LaMacchia Zimmerman
Lon D. Zimmerman, BA’64, and Judy Spewak Zimmerman
Robert Martin Zimmerman, BA’02, and Rania Helou Zimmerman, BA’02
Samuel H. Zimmern, BA’70, MD’74, and Emily Fairchild Zimmern, BA’71, MA’78
William A. Zimmern Jr., BA’73, and Beverly H. Zimmern (parents)
Joel and Elizabeth Zipp (parents)
Florence Campbell Zittel, BA’48, MA’49
Baruch E. Zohar and Pamela Bloss Zohar, BA’74
Grace Zoorob
Martin M. Zorn, BA’77, and Nancy B. Zorn
Raymond Zrike Jr. and Marnie Jacquline Lambert Zrike, BA’91
Betty Renn Zuccarello, BA’50
Laurence A. Zuckerman, BA’75, and Sandra Ann Green Zuckerman, BA’76
Sylvia Hodes Zuckerman, BA’49
Richard C. Zug and Laura Catherine Wesp Zug, BA’95
John Page Purnell Zunka, BA’08
Andrew Oliver Zurick III, BA’98, and Elizabeth Zurick

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The College of Arts and Science thanks and recognizes the many supporters who gave generously to the school during the last fiscal year, from July 1, 2009, through June 30, 2010. Please contact Jen Smith at (615) 322-2045 or jen.l.smith@vanderbilt.edu to learn more about supporting the college, to let us know about any omissions or errors on this donor list, or to request removal of your name from this and all future online donor rolls.

Associate Professor of Sociology Tony Brown often bikes across campus to his apartment on The Commons. He normally wears a bike helmet, but eschewed safety for the sake of this photo.

I am pleased to take this opportunity to thank you—the alumni, parents and friends who support the College of Arts and Science—for helping to start an exceptional Vanderbilt experience for our students.

Follow the links below to view the College Cabinet, which recognizes those donors who contributed $1,000 or more during our last fiscal year, July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010.

In the 2009-2010 fiscal year, the generosity of College Cabinet members totaled nearly $15 million. Gifts from College Cabinet members make up more than three-fourths of all unrestricted giving to the College of Arts and Science. This year, unrestricted giving to the College of Arts and Science helped:

• bring U.S. Army Gen. David H. Petraeus, then head of the U.S. Central Command, to campus to speak to students. This was in connection with the course, Humanities 161—The War in Iraq, taught by Katherine Carroll, assistant professor of political science, and Mike Newton, professor of the practice of law. The course grew out of Carroll’s year in Baghdad as an embedded professor with the U.S. Army.
• support Vanderbilt University debate team members Cameron Norris and Nick Brown, who won the varsity debate championship at the 2010 American Debate Association’s national tournament.
• improve and maintain our buildings, including the recently renovated Cohen Memorial Hall. This historic building is now home to the Departments of Classics and History of Art, as well as the Fine Arts Gallery, and features classrooms with state-of-the-art technology.
• continue our unwavering commitment of providing financial aid to ensure that the best and brightest students have access to a Vanderbilt education regardless of their families’ financial resources; more than 60 percent of Vanderbilt undergraduate students receive some type of financial aid.

These are only a few of the opportunities and needs met by the generosity of College Cabinet members this year, and all of us in Arts and Science are most grateful for their support.

If you are not a member of the College Cabinet, I’d like to invite you to consider joining with an annual gift of $1,000. If you are a recent graduate within 10 years of commencement, you can join the College Cabinet with an annual gift of only $500.

The contributions of College Cabinet members are vital to the success and strength of the College of Arts and Science. We are sincerely grateful to you, and all our donors, for your dedication and support.

Carolyn Dever
Dean

College Cabinet:

Cornelius Vanderbilt Founder’s Level

Chancellor’s Council Level

Dean’s List

Black and Gold Society

Organizations

Membership in the College Cabinet is based on gifts received during the fiscal year of July 1, 2009–June 30, 2010. Gifts to the College of Arts and Science through the College Cabinet are counted in the Vanderbilt Fund and included in the Shape the Future campaign.

The College of Arts and Science thanks and recognizes the many supporters who gave generously to the school during the last fiscal year, from July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010. Please contact Jen Smith at (615) 322-2045 or email jen.l.smith@vanderbilt.edu to learn more about supporting the college, to let us know about any omissions or errors on this donor list, or to request removal of your name from this and all future online donor rolls.

To view the list of all other donors to the College of Arts and Science, please go to the Honor Roll.

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Organizations

Accenture Foundation
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Almon Family Trust of 1994
Alphawood Foundation
American Academy in Rome
American Cancer Society
American Council of Learned Societies
Amgen
Anne Marie and Thomas B. Walker Jr. Foundation
Anne Potter Wilson Foundation
Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation
Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund
Bank of America Foundation
Bessemer Trust
Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Foundation
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
BioTools
Blake Elin Vanderlip Memorial Foundation
Blankenship Charitable Trust
Bruce C. Abrams Family Foundation
Caldwell and Orkin
Canadian Consulate General
Carol and Howard Bernick Foundation
Citigroup Global Impact Funding Trust
Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina
Coca-Cola Foundation
Colvin Resource Holding
Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan
Community Foundation of Central Florida
Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta
Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga
Community Foundation of Greater Memphis
Community Foundation of Louisville
Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee
Community Foundation of North Texas
Community Foundation of Richmond
Conlee Family Supporting Foundation
Convergys Foundation
CRJ Foundation
Dahlem Realty Co.
Dallas Jewish Community Foundation
Daniels Family Thanksgiving Fund
David J. Simon Family Charitable Foundation
Dayton Foundation Depository
DBC Construction Services
Deloitte Foundation
Donors Capital Fund
DuBose Family Foundation
Eli Lilly and Co. Foundation
Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany
ExxonMobil Foundation
Fannie Mae Foundation
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Fidelity Foundation
G.H. and L.Y. Mathers Charitable Foundation
Gaylord Entertainment Co.
GE Foundation
Germantown Bartlett Oral Surgery
Goldman Sachs and Co.
Goldman Sachs Gives Charitable Foundation
Greater Houston Community Foundation
Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation
Hallmark Corporate Foundation
Hamill Professional Centre
Hana Kiki Apartments
Harris and Eliza Kempner Fund
Heart of Oak Foundation
Henry Laird Smith Foundation
Herbert and Sarah M. Gibor Charitable Foundation
Hinds Instruments
Holt Atherton Educational Foundation
Holt Companies
Human Frontier Science Program Organization
IBM International Foundation
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
ITOCHU International
J. Frank Gerrity II Charitable Trust
J. William and Elizabeth S. Robinson Foundation
Jack C. Massey Foundation
JASCO
Jean Lykes Grace Foundation
Jerome S. Glazer Foundation
Jewish Communal Fund of New York
Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia
Jewish Federation of Nashvillle and Middle Tennessee
Joan and Leonard Engle Family Foundation
John and Mary Redwine Charitable Trust
Kazanjian and Fogarty
KB Home
Kelly W. Walker Oil and Gas
Kimberly-Clark Foundation
Knights Templar Eye Foundation
KPMG Foundation
LaRoche Family Foundation
Laura and John Arnold Foundation
Lea Charitable Trust
Lester Fant III Charitable Lead Annuity Trust
Marsh and McLennan Companies
Martin Family Foundation
Merrill Lynch and Co. Foundation
Methfessel and Werbel
Microsoft Corporation
Milton A. and Roslyn Z. Wolf Family Foundation
Murphy Oil Corporation
National Humanities Center
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation
Oliver Group LLC
Online Insight LLC
Pettyjohn Co.
Pi Foundation
Rancho Santa Fe Foundation
REAM Foundation
Richard D. Reis Family Foundation
Robert M. Levy Family Foundation
Robert M. Rogers Investments
Robinson Family Foundation
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Searle Scholars Program
Self Foundation
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Smith Richardson Foundation
Stanley Medical Research Institute
T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving
Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universities Association
The Abbott Fund
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
The Ann M. and Robert M. Holder Foundation
The Atticus Trust
The Ayco Charitable Foundation
The Betsy and Hughes Abell Family Foundation
The Boyd Morse Foundation
The Cook Family Investments
The Dallas Foundation
The Decherd Foundation
The Dunbar Foundation
The Gullquist-Mullin Family Foundation
The Home Depot
The Logos Charitable Fund
The Lucius N. Littauer Foundation
The Max Kade Foundation
The McCrea Foundation
The Owen Cheatham Foundation
The PepsiCo Foundation
The Perot Foundation
The Pfeffer Foundation
The Reed Co.
The Ruth R. Hoyt-Anne H. Jolley Foundation
The Tinker Foundation
The Wenner-Gren Foundation
Towers Perrin
Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A.
Twin Trees Foundation
U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
Ueberroth Family Foundation
United Negro College Fund
United Telephone Co.
Universities Research Association
University of Virginia
UnumProvident Corporation
Vanguard Charitable Endowment
Vanguard Group Foundation
Vulcan Materials Co.
W. M. Keck Foundation
Weinmann Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
Westcott Foundation
Wiley Brothers
William and Marie Wise Family Foundation
William B. McGuire Jr. Family Foundation
William R. Orthwein Jr. and Laura Rand Orthwein Foundation
William W. Bain Jr. Charitable Trust
Wilmot Wheeler Foundation

Anonymous Foundation (2)

Black and Gold Society

($1,000 to $4,999)

Steven and Kristen Abraham (parents)
Gregory and Susan E. Adamo (parents)
Terence E. Adderley (parent)
James D. Aderhold Jr., BA’61
Michael C. Ainbinder, BA’79
Roger Lewis Albrecht and Dianne P. Albrecht, BA’71 (parents)
Edward Lefebvre Allen, BA’84
Jean C. Allen, BA’44
Thomas N. Allen and Elizabeth Lamar Allen, BS’80
George Allen Alves, BA’85
Thomas N. Amonett, BA’65, JD’68
Paul H. Anderson Jr., BA’70
Roland Bird Anderson, BA’85, and Virginia Dowling Anderson, BA’86
Judith A. Andrews
Mark David Arons, BA’80
John D. Arterberry, JD’73, and Lisa Wagner Arterberry, BA’73 (parents)
Edward and Vivian Asche (parents)
Douglas Clay Atnipp, BA’82, and Veronica Obermayer Atnipp, BA’82
Andrew J. Auerbach, BA’77, and Chong Auerbach
Charles L. Bacon Jr., BA’71, and Jennifer Gille Bacon
Richard and Elizabeth Bacon (parents)
Walter Andrew Baker, BA’83, and Jeannette McAllister Baker
Christopher R. Baltz, BA’92, and Jill Taggert Baltz, BS’92
Gregg Anthony Baran, BS’83, MD’87
Daniel Bythewood Barge III, BE’80, and Susan Aston Barge, BA’81 (parents)
Charles J. Barnett, BA’64
Charles Hunter Barrier, BA’79, and Pamela Barrier
John B. Bassel Jr., BA’66, MD’69, and Barbara Bassel (parents)
Nelson Straub Bean, BA’83
John S. Beasley II, BA’52, JD’54, and Allison Tidman Beasley, BA’55 (parents)
Robert P. Bedell, BA’65, and M. Constance Bedell
Larry Roger Behm, BE’79, and Carol Schmitt Behm, BA’79
Andrea C. Beldecos, BA’81
Tom Bentley, BA’71
Steven Frank Benz and Lynne D. Sherburne-Benz, BA’83
Daniel Bernstein
W. Irvin Berry, BA’51, and Annie Laurie Hunt Berry, BA’52
William H. Bessire, BA’65 (parent)
Omar Billano (parent)
Frederic T. Billings III, MD’72, and Susan Riley Billings, BA’68, MA’71 (parents)
John P. Blazic, BA’73, and Barbara Blazic (parents)
David E. Blum, BA’77
Melvyn and Linda Blum (parents)
Mary Beth Cranch Body, BA’60
Fredricka M. Borland, BA’72
Donald E. Bowles Jr., BA’67, and Jane Ralston Bowles, BA’67
Robert Rankin Boyce, BA’81
Jill K. Boyle (parent)
Douglas Paul Braff, BS’82, and Margaret Williams Braff, BS’90
Michael Andrew Braun and Susan Silverman (parents)
Brendan and Kathleen D. Bream
Edward Breen and Caren Siebert-Breen (parents)
Gregory Neal Bressler, JD’91, and Beth S. Bressler
Cassady Vaughn Brewer, BS’83
Kathryn Tomlinson Bridges
Steven Richard Briggs, BA’81
George M. Britton, BA’69, and Shelley Guilford Roberts Britton (parents)
Joseph E. Brown Jr., BA’61
Kenneth Carlton Brown, BA’90
Loraine Gronberg Brown, BA’92
Willard W. Brown Jr., BA’71, and Nancy A. Brown
Susan G. Brumfield, BA’73
John H. Bryan III and Louise Comiskey-Bryan, BA’87
Thomas R. Buckner, JD’72, and Karen Wagner Buckner, BA’71 (parents)
William and Bonnie L. Bunce (parents)
John C. Burch Jr., BA’66
Rick and Sharon Burdick (parents)
James Christie Busch, BA’84
Robert Stuart Bush and Carla Sinor Bush, BA’81 (parents)
Matt M. Callihan, BA’77, and Margaret Lynch Callihan, BA’77, EMBA’04 (parents)
William H. Cammack, BA’52, and Eugenia H. Cammack
Harrison Shields Campbell, BA’83
P. Michael Caruso, BA’72, and Virginia Rubel Caruso, BA’73 (parents)
William D. Case and Deborah Lucido Case, BS’83
Karen E. Casey, BA’84
Paul D. Chapman and Cathryn Taylor Chapman, BA’78
Jack G. Charney, BA’68
Charles E. Cherry, BA’67
John W. Clay, BA’63, and Anne Campbell Clay, BA’65
William S. Cochran, BA’59, and Anita Kirby Cochran, BA’59 (parents)
Claude C. Cody IV, BA’74
James Randall Coffey, BA’82
Timothy Cohen and Christina Dillon Cohen, BA’89
William G. Coke and Florence G. Fletcher Coke, BA’59, MS’62
John W. Colbert, BA’72
Peter M. Collery and Alison E. Adams (parents)
Liz Stegbauer Collins, BA’80
Andrew Joseph Condie, BA’86
Daniel A. Conklin, BA’73
Stephen and Ellen Conley (parents)
Michael and Alice Conlon (parents)
Thomas Bryan Conner III, BA’88
E. Ralph Cotham IV, BA’62, JD’64, and Mary Frances Buxton Cotham
Brendan Coughlin and Heather McArthur Coughlin, BA’95
Robert B. Cousins Jr., BA’67
Angela Tilley Crates, BA’90
Thomas Crawford Jr., BA’59 (parent)
John Baker Crenshaw, BA’78, and Julia Thigpen Crenshaw, BA’81
William T. Cross, BE’72, and Kitty Bankston Cross, BA’72
Mario J. Crucini
Thomas N. Curtin, BA’75, and Kari Peterson Curtin, BA’75 (parents)
W. Cleland Dade, BA’77, JD’82
Charles Joseph Dahlem, BA’88
Carlos R. Dalence, MD’84, and Nancy McBride Dalence, BA’82 (parents)
William H. Danforth (grandparent, parent)
J. Randolph V. Daniel IV and Heather Hewitt Daniel, BA’82 (parents)
Mary Summers Daugherty, BA’81 (parent)
Daniel Denby Davenport Jr. and Lee Churchill Davenport, BA’62
Thomas A. Davidson, BA’74, MBA’83
Paul and Jane Murray Davis (parents)
J. Hallam Dawson, BA’58
Ira J. Deitsch, BA’74
Zhengyu Deng, MS’94, PHD’96
William F. Denson III and Deborah Davis Denson
Susan Thompson Derryberry, BA’51
Claire Cravens Dewar, BA’79
Daniel Lewis Dickinson, BA’94, and Lina Welliver Dickinson, BA’94
Lisa Jones Dobbs, BA’87
Sean and Janet Donahue (parents)
John M. Donnelly Jr., BA’51
C. Powers Dorsett Jr., BA’66
Craig and Monica Drill (parents)
James and Elizabeth Duff (parents)
Laura J. Dunbar
David Erwin Dunham, BA’84, and Amy Johnson Dunham, BA’84
Charles William Dunn, BS’80
Dennis and Diana Durden (grandparents)
Christopher Oliver Eades, BA’92, and Nicole Adele Clark Eades, BA’93
Marshall C. Eakin
Bingham David Edwards Jr., BA’93
Robert Day Eickenroht and Carrie Hendrix Eickenroht, BA’79
C. Morgan Eiland and Susan Horton Eiland, BA’71
David Alan Elliott, JD’88, and Martha Matthews Elliott, BS’85 (parents)
Joseph Stearns Ellis Jr., BA’87, and Lina Bowyer Ellis, BA’87, MED’90
Richard Alan Engle, BA’77, JD’81
Roy T. Englert, BA’43
Frank W. Essex, BA’66, MAT’67, PHD’78
Joseph H. Estes, BS’81 (parent)
Martin and Margaret Evans (parents)
Thomas C. Evans, BA’77
Jill L. Fachilla, BA’75
J. Greg Faith, BA’69, and JoAnna Goddard (parents)
Laura Ferman Farrior, BA’89
Andre A. Fedida and Sindy G. Solomon-Fedida (parents)
Paul E. Feeney, BA’95, and Chad A. Braun
Stephen B. Feid and Helen H. Feid (parents)
Jane Porter Feild, BA’59, MS’61
Manley N. Feinberg Sr., BA’57
Paul M. Feinberg and Wendelin A. White (parents)
Peter S. Felsenthal, BA’75
Brian T. Fenelon and Kelley Walton Fenelon, BA’79 (parents)
Kristin Lynch Ficery, BA’91
Curtis Finch Jr., BA’55
John T. Fisher Jr., BA’50, L’54, and Carolyn Reynolds Fisher (parents)
Robert and Noreen Fisher (parents)
Thomas F. Fitzgerald and Frances Craigie Fitzgerald, BA’85
William Edward Fitzgibbon IV, BA’90, and Dawn Victoria S. Fitzgibbon, MBA’00
Julia Mather Flowers
Russell and Hillary Fogarty (parents)
Kevin and Lynn Foley (parents)
David Foley and Victoria Long Foley, BA’89, MBA’91
Gilbert S. Fox, BA’42, and Lois Kuhn Fox
Scott and Amy Frew (parents)
Jonathan McLaughlin Frist, BA’09
Patrick Bridge Frost, BA’82
Troy Allen Fuhrman, BA’90, JD’93, and Catherine Gibbs Fuhrman, BS’91
Thomas E. Fullilove, BA’62, and Donna B. Fullilove
David Jon Furbish and Anne Victoria Choquette
Robert Ware Gamble, BA’97
Dick Game, BA’83, and Anne Zipp Game, BA’83
David and Aileen Ganz (parents)
David Todd Garrett, BA’80
Jose Antonio Garrido III, BS’03
Dale N. Garth, BA’72
Theresa Coates Garza, BA’83 (parent)
Donald P. Gatley, BE’54, and Jane Douglass Gatley, BA’54
Dewitt R. Gayle III, BS’73, and Belinda Gayle (parents)
John G. Geer
Bernard A. Gelb, BA’53, and Leah S. Gelb
David R. Gelfand, BA’84, JD’87, and Katherine McKenna Gelfand, JD’88
Robert and Stacey Gendelman (parents)
Ted M. George, BA’49, MA’57, PHD’64
Peter F. Gerrity and Marie Grimes Gerrity, BA’80
Steven H. Gibson, BA’69
George K. Gill, BA’61, MA’63, and Sallie A. Gill (parents)
George Keener Gill Jr., BS’92, and Heather Jones Gill
Richard H. Gill, BA’62, and Minnie R. Gill
Robert S. Wilkerson Given, BA’81
Jeffrey S. Glaser and Joyce Glaser (parents)
Steven Mark Glassman, BA’86
Gordon H. Glenn, BA’70, and Martha Victoria Glenn
Mae Foung Go
Glenn S. Gollobin and Nancy Glenn Gollobin, BA’75 (parents)
Betsy Callicott Goodell, BA’77
Bruce Steven Goodman, BA’81, and Barbara Goodman
Jeffrey Robert Grable, BA’93, and Maureen Grable
Kevin E. Grady, BA’69, and Mary O’Brien Grady, BA’72 (parents)
Daniel Eastman Green, BA’02, and Janelle Marie Williams Green, BS’03
James Reed Green Jr., BA’89
Jonathan Evan Green, BA’98, and Cathleen Cook Green, BS’00
W. G. Griggs III, BA’92, and Blakely Dickson Griggs, BA’92
Robert Wayne Grout, BA’66
Scott Duncan Gullquist, BA’82, and Melissa Mills Gullquist, BA’85
Dayton F. Hale Jr., BA’72, and Charlotte B. Hale (parents)
Faye Simpkins Hale, BA’67 (parent)
Charles H. Hambrick, BA’52, and Joyce B. Hambrick
G. Marc Hamburger, BA’64, and Diane Hamburger
Joseph H. Hamilton Jr. and Jannelle L. Hamilton
Brad J. Hammond, BA’74, and Cynthia B. Hammond
Jack L. Hammond, BA’75
Marjorie Brown Hampton, BA’48
William Justin Hancock, BA’90, MBA’92, and Sidonie Ellis Hancock, BA’90
Kenneth S. Handmaker, BA’60 (parent)
Ross C. Hardison, BA’73
James T. Harris, BA’93, and Tracey
Robinson Harris, BS’95, MSN’98
Clifford J. Harrison Jr., BA’49, L’52, and Mickey Harrison
John Hartman and Margaret Carroll Hartman, BS’88
Steven Vincent Hash and Christa Hawkins Hash, BA’83
James Gregory Hatcher, BA’90, and Julia Kate Harris Hatcher
Robert D. Hatcher Jr., BA’61, MS’62, and Diana S. Hatcher
Wallace and Audrey Head (parents)
Vaughan Holmes Hedrick, BA’66, MS’69
Ashley LaRoche Heeren, BS’93
Michael S. Helfer and Ricki Tigert Helfer, BA’67
Stephen Richard Hennessy, BA’78, and Regina Roane Hennessy, BA’77
David Alexander Hickerson, BA’83, MED’84
John Bunn Hill III, BA’90
John Hindle, BA’68, PHD’81, and Joan Barr Hindle (parents)
Hugh Gates Hines Jr. and Marjorie H. Hines
Russell H. Hippe Jr., BA’61, JD’64, and Eleanor Hill Hippe, BS’61
Eleanor Rosson Hitt, BA’49
Leland A. Hodges Jr. and Kaye Cummings Hodges
Michael and Marjorie Hogan (parents)
W. Charles Holland
Michael B. Hoover, BA’69, and Marsha G. Hoover
Donald and Donna Hoscheit (parents)
James H. S. Howe, BA’87, and Alexandra Howe
Charles N. Hubbard, BA’70, and Marilyn M. Hubbard (parents)
Vincent K. Hubbard, BA’60, JD’63
George Barlow Huber, BA’79
William Hunter Hudson, BE’95, and Cindy Ezis Burt Hudson, BS’95
Joel William Huelsmann, BA’98
Mark V. Hughes III and Susan D. Hughes (parents)
Richard Monroe Hull Jr., BA’92
John H. Hunt, BA’78
Gary Stephen Hurwitz, BA’79, and Lisia Hurwitz (parents)
Granbery Jackson III, BA’67, and Mary Lee Whitehead Jackson, BA’72 (parents)
Myron H. Jacobs, BA’65, and Randee B. Jacobs
Johnnie and Julann James (parents)
Wayne James and Mary Brown James, BA’56
Stuart S. Janney III and Lynn Janney (parents)
Kimberly Hodgson Jardine, BA’80
Richard B. Jewell, BA’67, and Lynne T. Jewell
Scot Wallace Johnson, BA’92, MBA’94
Wallace R. Johnson III and Lisa T. Johnson (parents)
Elizabeth McCaleb Johnston, BA’46
Richard Johnston, MD’85, and Susan Elizabeth Schneider Johnston, BA’83 (parents)
Cecil D. Jones Jr., BA’51, and Jane Jones
Christopher Alan Jones and Suzanne Elizabeth Clark Jones, BA’01
David Ward Jones, BA’81, and Lauren Wood Jones, BA’81
Marjory Letner Jones, BSN’75 (parent)
Milnor Jones, BA’45, MD’48, and Miriam Conner Jones, BA’51
William Steven Jones, BA’71
Bjarni Jonsson and Harriet Parkes Jonsson, BA’52 (parents)
Win Jui, PHD’77
Robert Lee Kaaren and Judith L. Rigby (parents)
Charles J. Kahn Jr., BA’73 (parent)
James H. Kaminer Jr., BA’69, and Barry Stout Kaminer, BS’86
Emily Connors Kaplowitz, BA’97
Tasia Theoharatos Katapodis, BA’81
John M. Keenum, BA’68, and Katherine Griffeth Keenum, BA’69
James R. Kelley, BA’70
Andrew Howard Kellum, BA’78
James C. Kempner II and Jennifer Bussian Kempner, BA’89
Karen L. Kendall, BA’78
Sidney Anderson Kenyon, BA’81
Orman L. Kimbrough Jr., BA’75
Larry Kindsvater and Pattie Booker Kindsvater, BA’77
Martin S. King, BA’92
Jerome Frank Kinney IV, BS’81
John H. Kispert and Jill Goldberg Kispert, BA’89
Jeffrey Gale Knauth, BA’65
Michael and Elizabeth Knoerzer (parents)
Ronald F. Knox Jr., BA’67
John Stewart Koch, BA’87
Heather Kreager, BA’80
Bradley Matthew Kurtzman, BS’95, and Carrie Kurtzman
James Richard Lachs, BS’93
John Lachs and Shirley Lachs (parents)
Vaden M. Lackey Jr., JD’56 (parent)
Charles B. Lahan, BA’59
Mason H. Lampton, BA’69, and Mary Lucile Hardaway Lampton
James H. Landon, BA’67
Sterling and Amy Lapinski
Eric and Rebecca Laptook (parents)
Joseph Prestley Larkins and Bethany L. Smith, BA’76
Sovern John Larkins, BA’52, and Elizabeth Gardner Larkins, BA’53 (parents)
Richard F. LaRoche, JD’70, and Gloria Jane Enochs LaRoche, BA’67 (parents)
Benny M. LaRussa and Lynn Feuerlein LaRussa, BA’84
Armand and Denise Lauzon (parents)
Jon Rodney Lawler, BA’85, and Toni Lawler
Richard Lee Layfield III, BA’93, and Kelly Layfield
John Willis Lea IV, BE’73, MD’77, and Ellen Bradford Lea, BA’73, JD’76 (parents)
Gary LeDonne and Renee LeDonne (parents)
William Gentry Lee Jr., BA’94, and Amy Hughes Lee, BS’95
Anthony Darrell Lehman, BA’94
Judy L. Porch Leone, BA’78
Benjamin Thomas Lett, BA’90, and Beaumont Lett
Sarah Goodpasture Little, BA’40 (parent)
Thomas and Patricia Loeb (parents)
Eric and Marivic Lohse (parents)
James B. Lootens, JD’81, and Sara Clark Lootens, BA’81
Chris A. Lorenzen Jr., BA’72
Daniel Brian Lovinger, BA’87, and Linda Watson Lovinger, BA’87
James R. Lowe, BA’61, and Agnes S. Lowe
Colin H. M. Luke, BA’88
Patricia Erwin Lummus, BA’85
Byron C. Lynch, BE’56, and Marjory Linfield Lynch, BA’57 (parents)
Todd Michael Lyons, JD’91, and Holly Brinkley Lyons, BA’88, JD’91
Nelson K. Lytle and Lydia Marie Lasichak (parents)
Robert Bruce MacIlveen, BA’69
Robert MacLean and Elizabeth O’Connell MacLean, BA’87
Philip and Nita Maddox (parents)
Robert and Brenda Manard (parents)
Stephen John Maroda Jr., BS’79, and Julie McFall Maroda, BS’82, MED’84 (parents)
Carla McClurkin Martin, BA’77
Ellen Wills Martin, BA’58 (parent)
James G. Martin III, BA’69, JD’74
Paula Johnson Martin, MA’69 (parent)
Thomas R. Martin, BA’75, and Wanda Martin
William Seth Martin, BA’95, and Jeanne Anna Kelso
Jorge Martinez
Linda Shaw Marzialo, BA’75
Alyne Queener Massey, BA’48 (parent)
Michael Brian Masterson, BA’92, and Gloria S. Masterson
Jason Corey Matt, BS’91
Randall S. Matthews, BA’73, and Theresa Brevard Matthews, BA’73
Joseph L. May and Lynn Hewes May, BA’60, MED’82
Evalyn Mayes, BA’64 (parent)
Mark D. Mayo, BA’77, and Kelley Dreaden Mayo (parents)
Sara Annsley Heidtke McAleer, BA’97
Edward V. McAssey III and Linda McAssey (parents)
William Rogers McCall, BA’59
Claire Biesterfeldt McCarty, BA’73
John Wall McCollum, BA’92, and Yancey Lanier McCollum, BA’92
Thomas F. McCoy, BA’66
Allen Polk McDaniel, BA’65, and Sara Sherwood McDaniel, BS’65 (parents)
Barrie Jeffrey McDowell, BA’81
L. Scott McGinnis III, BA’80, and Roline Hamilton McGinnis, BA’82
James Hugh McKinnon Jr. and Lisa Davidson McKinnon, BA’78, MBA’87
Marc Matthew McManus, BS’99, and Melody Wredberg McManus, BE’98
Tyler Scott McMullen, BA’91, and Stephanie Cornelius McMullen, BA’91, MS’95
Russell Arthur McNair III, BA’84, and Jennifer McNair
Martin F. McNamara III, BA’58, and Ann Marie Mathis McNamara, BA’65 (parents)
Robert E. McNeilly Jr., BA’54, MAT’55, MAT’55, and Bette Sue McNeilly (parents)
Donald R. McPheron, BA’71, MAT’75
Holland N. McTyeire IV and Sherry Pepper McTyeire, BA’55 (parents)
Michael R. McWherter, BA’78, JD’81
Eric W. Meder and Susan P. Meder (parents)
James W. Mersereau, BA’79, and Barbara Lewis Mersereau, BA’79
Craig C. Messinger and Debra L. Messinger (parents)
John Donald Methfessel and Kathleen S. Methfessel (parents)
Edward H. Meyers, BA’95
David R. Miller, BA’74
Jim Miller and Deborah E. Miller (parents)
Steven B. Miller and Victoria J. Fraser (parents)
Robert M. Mitchum Jr., BA’50, MS’51, and Naomi E. Mitchum
Frank William Mocek and Mary Lane Mocek, BA’83 (parents)
Roger W. Moister Jr., BA’67, JD’71 (parent)
Tiffany Erwin Moller, BA’89
Noel Moore (parent)
Hugh J. Morgan Jr., LLB’56, and Ann Ward Morgan, BA’52 (parents)
Robert and Janice Morgan (parents)
Brian Thompson Morris, BA’84, and Patricia Diamonon Morris, BS’86
J. Andrew Morrow Jr., BA’82, and Miriam O. Morrow (parents)
Martha Mann Morrow
Cantwell F. Muckenfuss III, BA’67, and A. Angela Lancaster
Timothy Martin Mulloy, BA’81
Kenneth Munn and Anne Marie Burr (parents)
Wayne and Paulina Muratore (parents)
Roger G. Murray Jr.
Gray Muzzy and Phoebe Welsh Muzzy, BA’78
Bart David Narter, BA’83
Charles A. Nelson and Betty Latham Nelson, BA’49 (parents)
Steven L. Nelson, BA’75
James D. Newell Jr., BA’83
Keith Wayne Newman, BA’81
Ronald and Adrienne Newman (grandparents)
Henry R. Nichols, BE’77, and Jennifer Gorog Nichols, BA’79 (parents)
John F. Nicholson, BA’55, MD’58, and Judith Scharf Nicholson, BA’56
Donald C. North III, BA’69, and Mary Murrill North, BA’69
Charles Swift Northen III, BA’59, MA’61
Walter S. Nunnelly III, BA’66
Thomas W. Nygaard, BS’74, MD’78, and Ellen Gebhardt Nygaard (parents)
Torbjoern Nygaard and Lisa Mellman (parents)
Michael D. Oberdorfer and Carol B. Oberdorfer
John Fewell Oglesby, BS’83
Virginia Ohanian (grandparent)
Sean and Anne O’Leary
John Leachman Oliver, BA’91, and Rachel Oliver
Van Oliver, BA’71, JD’74, and Anne Martin Oliver, BA’71 (parents)
Philip J. Olsson, BA’70, MM’72
Rufus Wilson Orr Jr., BA’59, and Florence Blythe Patton Orr (parents)
Steven F. O’Sheal, BA’77, MD’81, and Cathy McDowell O’Sheal, BSN’78
Pace and Laurie Palaio (parents)
Terry Galen Palmberg, BS’78, and Connie Lynn Palmberg (parents)
Kevin William Parke Sr., BA’81
Andrew Biddle Parkinson and Elizabeth Craig Parkinson, BA’81
Jeffrey David Parsons, BA’80
Robert W. Parsons and Elise Hampton Parsons, BA’52 (parents)
Richard and Connie Passarella (parents)
G. Douglas Patterson Jr., BS’80
M. Carr Payne Jr., BA’49
Anne McVay Pearson, BA’82 (parent)
Eugene B. Pennell, BA’69, and Lynn Clayton (parents)

Terry Petrone, BA’78
Philip M. Pfeffer, G’68, and Pamela K. Pfeffer, MAT’68 (parents)
Alton W. Phillips Jr., BA’57, BS’58 (parent)
William Howard Polk, MD’85, and Julia Bauer Polk, BA’83
Vito and Maria Portera (parents)
Cheryl Peters Powell, BA’77
John W. Powell Jr. and Mary Hills Baker Powell, BA’78 (parents)
Jerome Park Prather, BA’03
Lee E. Preston, BA’51, and Patricia Leahy Preston
Andrew E. Price, BA’48
Philip Bennett Prince
Donald Collier Proctor, BS’87, and Allison L. Collins Proctor, BA’87
J. Warren Pullen, BA’91
Stephen M. Raeber, BA’63, and Carol Wikle Raeber, BA’64 (parents)
Martin D. Rapisarda and Elizabeth Watson Rapisarda, BA’80, MBA’87
Tommy and Isla Reckling (grandparents)
W. H. Mitchell Redd, BA’90
David Lee Reed and Rachel Carlson Reed, BA’99
John Mark Reed, BA’73, and Kimey Wilhelm Reed, BS’73, MA’74 (parents)
W. Casey Reed, BA’73
Harry B. Register Jr., BA’50, and Beverly Fuller Register
Greg Reintjes, BA’85, and Caroline A Reintjes (parents)
Jennifer Barton Reis, BA’03
Arnold and Cathy Reusch (parents)
Louis Gregory Rice, BA’87, and Melissa Collins Rice
Julius Ness Richardson, BS’99, and Macon Miller Richardson, BS’97
S. Curtiss and Leslie Roach (parents)
Joseph W. Robbins, BA’64
William and Susan Robbins (parents)
Benham Swift Roberts, BA’04, and Melissa Daniels Roberts, BA’04
Kenneth L. Roberts, BA’54, JD’59, and Delphine Sloan Roberts (parents)
George Gordon Robertson III, BA’69
Patrick and Jennifer Robinson (parents)
Richard Mohr Robinson, BE’84, and Barbara Martin Robinson, BSN’84
Beth Schulze Robison, BA’93
Anne Zachry Rochelle, BA’88
Larry and Cathy Rodden (parents)
Michael and Sharon Roeder (parents)
Rex R. Rogers and Diane Pappas (parents)
James G. Rose Jr. and Megan Walker Rose, BA’82 (parents)
Jay M. Rosen, BA’72, and Susan L. Meekins
John J. Ross Jr., BA’68, and Harriet Long Ross, BA’68 (parents)
David and Lisa Roth (parents)
James Hunter Roth, BA’79, and Laura Ray Roth, BA’85
Armand and Marylee Rothschild (parents)
Richard A. Rua, BA’75
Stephen Campbell Rudner, BA’84, and Bridget Shea Rudner
Brian D. Rye, BA’96
Christopher Knox Sadler, BA’83, MBA’84
Stephen and Ellyn Saft (parents)
Lucy Sagansky, BA’81
F. Calame Sammons, BA’73, and Dianne Paradise Sammons, BA’73
David and Aileen Sarda (parents)
Elise Nicole Sarda, EXBA’12
Russell Harper Saunders, BA’76
Burt E. Schell and Barbara J. Deal (parents)
Neil C. Schemm and Sharon A. Gay, BA’79
Stephen Wheatland Schley, BE’83, and Lizabeth King Schley, BS’84 (parents)
Cheryl Davis Schreck, BA’81
Virginia A. Schulz (grandparent)
Matson Forrest Schwalm, BA’94
Jeffrey and Sherrie Scott (parents)
Mary Shannon Raeber Scott, BS’88
Patrick Levi Scott, BA’91
Gregory A. Seib, BA’92, MBA’93
W. King Self Jr., BA’70
Alexander Bresslau Severino, BA’83, and Sheri Ptashek Severino
Sanford C. Sharp, BS’84, MD’88, and Joni Lovell Sharp, BA’86
Tom Sharpe, BA’96, MBA’97, and Jennifer Steltjes Sharpe, BA’96
Loyd Edward Shaw, BS’84, and Bebe Gish Shaw, BS’84
John Woodley Shearburn, BA’81, and Annette Allen, BA’82
William F. Shouse, BA’54, MA’68, and Sarah N. Shouse
Flora Sandra Siami, BS’90
John J. Siegfried, EMBA’83, and Patricia Lovell Siegfried
Robert and Janet Siliciano (parents)
Stephen I. Silverman and Elizabeth Shapiro Silverman, BA’75 (parents)
David and Linda Simon (parents)
John and Jessica Skipper (parents)
Joseph Frank Skowron III, BA’91
Clarence H. Smith, BA’72, and Lamar Smith
Clifton Smith, BA’65, and Renee Price Smith, BA’65 (parents)
Flavious Joseph Smith, BS’81, MS’81, and Melanie Arrington Smith, BS’80
Lisa Thompson Smith, BA’85 (parent)
Philip C. Smith, BA’76
Randall W. Smith, BA’84, MDV’88, and Beth Ann Pattillo, MDiv’90
John Shiver Snelling, BA’87, and Bridget Roche Snelling, BA’89
Miles S. Snowden and Dorothy Goodson Snowden, BA’80 (parents)
Charles Edward Soderstrom, BA’86, and Mary Stream Soderstrom
Edward Spacapan Jr., BS’76, and Lise Taylor Spacapan, BS’79
Sydney Lee Sparkes, BA’70, MA’72, MS’81
Kim Hoyt Sperduto, BA’75, and Marsha Pearcy Sperduto
Elizabeth Morgan Spiegel, BA’59, MAT’59
J. David Spivey, BS’85
Betty Wiener Spomer, BA’83
James D. Spratt Jr., BA’76, JD’79
Paul W. Springman, BA’73, and Nancy Miller Springman
John Gilbert Stallings Jr., BA’88
Richard P. Stanley II and Susan E. Stanley (parents)
Jeffrey R. Starke and Joan E. Shook (parents)
Thomas Rye Steele, BS’76, and Katie G. Steele (parents)
Elise Levy Steiner (parent)
George Stelljes III, BA’84
Loring L. Stevens (parent)
George Langworthy Stewart II, BA’85
Scott Alan Stichter, BA’84, and Sarah Stichter
John W. Stokes Jr., BA’59, and Anne Heard Stokes, BA’59 (grandparents, parents)
Cosby Allen Stone, BA’79, MBA’81, and Rebecca Harvey Stone, BS’81 (parents)
David D. Stone, BA’54
J. Lindsay Stradley Jr., BA’71, and Jacquelin Masterson Stradley, BA’71
Joe R. Straus III, BA’82 (parent)
Benjamin and Margo Suckewer (parents)
Mary Ann Sugg, BA’51
Dennis Swaney, BA’71
Thayer F. Swartwood, BA’96, and Heather Donlan Swartwood, BA’96
James Robert Sweeney, BA’71, and Karen H. Sweeney
Martha Maclay Sweezey, BA’79
Shepherd D. Tate, BA’74, JD’77, and Sandy W. Tate (parents)
Clarence H. Taylor Jr., BA’56 (parent)
Harvey and Janet Taylor (parents)
James and Mary Taylor (grandparents)
Mary Christian Taylor, BA’82
Richard D. Taylor III, BA’64
Timus G. Taylor Jr., BA’56, and Mary Ready Weaver Parrent Taylor, BA’56 (parents)
James V. Temple, BA’74, and Katherine Loveland Temple
G. William Thackston Jr., BA’58, and Mary Helen Huddleston Thackston, BA’58
DeWitt C. Thompson IV, BE’68, and Jacqueline Glover Thompson, BA’68 (parents)
Evelyn Pugh Thompson, BA’73
Hall Williams Thompson and Lucille R. Thompson (grandparents, parents)
Robert B. Thompson, BA’71
Joseph W. Thomson III and Anne Sewell Thomson, BA’77 (parents)
Kate W. Thweatt, BA’64
Jerome P. Tift, BA’71 (parent)
Louis B. Todd Jr., BA’56 (parent)
Frank J. Tomecek Jr. and Tonya Carey Tomecek, BA’89
Julia Robert Kaminski Trampe, BS’82
J. Douglas Trapp, BA’58, MD’61, and Mercer McKee Trapp, BA’59
W. Russell Trapp Jr., BA’73, and Gail Trickett Trapp, BA’73 (parents)
David M. Travis, BA’47, MD’51
T. Christopher Trent, BA’88, and Melanie M. Trent
Edward L. Turner III, BA’66, JD’70, and Mary Lee Hunter Turner, BA’67
Samuel D. Turner, BA’69, MA’73
Edward R. Uehling, BA’50
Henrik N. Vanderlip (parent)
George Alan Vaughan, BA’85, and Jill Wallick Vaughan
Susan Franklin Veillette, BA’84
Marvin H. Vickers Jr., BA’64, MD’68, and Darlene Heald Vickers
Will Vinet and Elyn R. Saks, BA’77
John Anderson Waites, BA’84, MD’88, and Cindy Heinemann Waites, BA’84 (parents)
Kelly W. Walker, BA’64 (parent)
Lewis V. Walker, BS’73
Philip Smith Walker Jr., BA’84, and Eileen Mulrenan Walker
Stephen Waller and Terri R. Waller (parents)
John S. Warner, MD’56, and Margaret Smith Warner, BA’58 (parents)
Jeannette Warner-Goldstein, BA’82, JD’89
Timothy Warnock, BA’84, and Maryglenn McCombs Warnock, BA’93
Cynthia Warrick, BA’70
Richards P. Washburne (parent)
John DeForest Watson III and Ann Morris Watson, BA’80 (parents)
Ray Weber and Gay Morris Weber, BA’83
Robert T. Weinmann, BA’81
William R. Welborn Jr., BA’64, MD’67, and Linda Herring Welborn, BS’64, MA’68 (parents)
William R. Welborn III, BA’96
Quan Wen and Yanquin Fan
Faith Sheslow Wheeler, BA’83
Charles Hampton White, BA’52
Kenneth C. Whitney (parent)
Walter D. Wick, BA’77, and Donna Wick
William A. Wilcox and Jean Simmons Wilcox, BA’74
David W. Wiley, BA’53, and Margaret Hayes Wiley, BA’52, LLB’54 (parents)
Claire Broyles Williams, BS’95
Thomas Williams, BA’88
Wendell L. Willkie II and Carlotta F. Willkie (parents)
W. Ridley Wills II, BA’56, and Irene Jackson Wills (parents)
Jefferson Randolph Wilson, BS’05, and Sally Boesel Wilson, BS’05
Lawrence A. Wilson, BE’57, and Nancy Stackhouse Wilson, BA’58
Charles Winters Jr. and Rita M. Winters (parents)
James D. Witherington, BA’71, and Elizabeth Wetter Witherington, BA’72 (parents)
Jonathan Whitney Witter, BA’91
Ronald and April Wolf (parents)
S. Kenneth Wolfe, BA’67
Robert W. Wood, MA’55, and Mary Amelia Beard Wood
Jeffrey M. Wright, BSN’76, and Karen Rauch Wright, BS’75 (parents)
Roy William Wunsch, BS’74, and Mary Ann McCready
Paul and Marcia Wythes (parents)
James F. Young and Carole Sexton Young, BA’61
Steve Young and Dina Norris, BA’77
Thomas L. Yount Jr., BE’52, and Jane Wilkerson Yount, BA’53 (parents)
Nicholas S. Zeppos and Lydia A. Howarth
David Andrew Zimmerman, BA’96, and Stephanie M. Zimmerman

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Steven and Ellen Adams (parents)
Mary Patrice Mahon Alcus, BA’85
John D. Alexander Jr. and Claire L. Alexander (parents)
Antonio J. Almeida, BA’78, and Margaret Taylor Almeida, BS’79
Judy Kemp Amonett, BA’69
Philippe and Robin Amouyal (parents)
Glenn Allen Andreas III, BA’92, and Jennifer Thau Andreas, BA’93
William Earl Ansapch III, BS’82, and Cecilia S. Anspach
Dwight Ian Arnesen, BA’77
Tyler Baldwin Jr. and Ellen Coker Baldwin (parents)
W. Marston and Katharine Becker (parents)
Jon R. Berquist, BA’76 (parent)
William D. Booth Jr. and Vicki U. Booth (parents)
Robert G. Bradley and Cardin Wyatt Bradley, BA’88
Francis S. Branin Jr. and Cordelia Penn Wilcox Branin (parents)
John and Gloria Braskamp (parents)
David and Shawn Brevard (parents)
Stephen and Gail Brookshire (parents)
Christian T. Brown (parent)
Martin S. Brown Jr., JD’92, and Cathy Stewart Brown, BA’86, MBA’90
J. W. Barry Bruckmann, BE’73, and May Beth Bruckmann (parents)
Lytle D. Burns III and Bebe Selig Burns, BA’68 (parents)
John M. Colvin Jr., BA’55, MS’58, JD’65, and Beth E. Colvin
Charles Eugene Cook Jr., BA’94, and Patricia Elston Cook, BA’83, MA’90
Bruce and Janet Corser (parents)
Michael P. Donovan and Nancye L. Green (parents)
Victor and Mary Dowling (grandparents)
James Edwin DuBose, BA’79, and Victoria Ann Adams, BSN’79 (parents)
Jay and Patricia Fischoff (parents)
William L. Ford III, BA’53, and Mary Elizabeth Wellford Ford, BA’57 (parents)
John and Laura Foster (parents)
Jerome and Leah Fullinwider (grandparents, parents)
Curt Ingram Futch, BA’96, and Ann Howell Futch
James L. Garard III and Linda P. Garard (parents)
Judith Scobey Gentry, BA’61 (parent)
Todd C. Giacco, BS’87
Richard J. Glasebrook II and Lucy Glasebrook (parents)
Qung Wing Go, BA’73
M. Williams Goodwyn Jr., BA’77, and Maura R. Goodwyn (parents)
John P. Greer, BA’72, MD’76, and Gay Nienhuis Greer, BSN’74 (parents)
Paul and Diane Guidone (parents)
William B. Hanlon III and Victoria S. Hanlon (parents)
Philip and Sara Hawk (parents)
Kenneth and Leslie Heisz (parents)
Peter and Lucinda Holbrook (parents)
Robert M. Holder Jr., BE’51, and Ann M. Holder (grandparents, parents)
Jay Underwood Howington, BA’92, and Corinne Meek Howington, BA’94
Willis J. Hulings III and Xima Lee Harlin Hulings, BA’81 (parents)
Benoît and Jessie Jamar (parents)
John Paul Jones, BA’42, and Sandra Sanders Jones
Heidi W. Kaess (parent)
Scot E. Karr, D’78, and Patricia M. Karr (parents)
David and Darcie Kent (parents)
Carl Kravitz and Elizabeth Werner (parents)
Kenneth Krushel and Patricia Fili-Krushel (parents)
Lee A. Lahourcade, BA’79, and Virginia Dunnam Lahourcade
Robert H. Lawrence Jr., BA’65, and Gale Lawrence
Patrick and Dania Leemputte (parents)
Charles Don Leone II, BA’90, MBA’92, and Sharon Castrow Leone, BA’91
Bruce and Joanne Levy (parents)
H. Hays Lindsley, BS’80, and Allyson S. Lindsley (parents)
Jeffrey C. Lynch, BA’84
B. Michael Marino, BA’88, and Anne M. Helms Marino, BA’88
George Thomas Martin Jr., BA’63, and Joanna W. Foley, BA’65
John and Christiana McConn (parents)
David and Nicki McDonald (parents)
Russel Leeds Miron, BA’82
Marion Brinkley Morse and Laura L. Boyd, BA’77
Nagy Morsi and Sarah Augusta Mayfield, BA’89
J. Davenport Mosby III, BA’78, and Glenn Bush Mosby, BA’78
Michael Brian Orkin, BA’81, and Judy Orkin (parents)
Sharon A. Pauli, BA’70
Leon M. Payne Jr. and Julie S. Payne (parents)
Bradley and Cindy Pearman (parents)
H. Ross Perot Sr. and Margot Perot (grandparents, parents)
Daniel and Susan Plaine (parents)
Douglas Michael Quartner, BA’77, and Jan R. Quartner (parents)
Walter and Susan Rakowich (parents)
Margot Bell Roberts, BA’82
Russ Robinson, BA’79, and Leslie Robinson
D. Bruce and Bettina Ross (parents)
Jesse A. Sasser Jr. and Frances Dannals Sasser, BA’74 (parents)
Robert C. Schiff Jr., BS’77 (parent)
Scott Schoelzel and Katie Schoelzel (parents)
Steven and Roberta Schulman (parents)
Allison Scollar
Richard Lerner and Jennifer Scully-Lerner, BA’92
Harold and Ida Semel (grandparents)
Neil and Michele Semel (parents)
Tomas W. Sennett and Marjorie Tillman Sennett, BA’82
Henry Z. Shaub and Jacqueline D. Sidi-Shaub (parents)
Joel Silverman and Gail Babnew (parents)
Thomas E. Skains and Sherry E. Skains (parents)
Paul R. Smith and Ann Potts Smith, BA’82
Rodney Bruce Steiner and Jane Besthoff Steiner, BA’84
Timon V. Sullivan, BA’76, and Diana O. Sullivan (parents)
Brandon and Lise Sweitzer (parents)
Winston M. Talbert and Laura Watson Talbert, BA’90
Cooper L. Terry, BA’85, MD’89, and Virginia Self Terry, BA’87
Carter Reid Todd, JD’82, and Laurie O’Brien Todd, BA’83, MLAS’96 (parents)
Norman H. Tolk and Marilyn N. Tolk
Gregory J. Trapp and Pamela Forsythe Trapp, BA’80
Richard C. Unger Jr., JD’77, and Shelton Sumner Unger, BA’78 (parents)
Cy and Jean Waddle (grandparents)
Bruce and Betsy Walker (parents)
Charles and Sharon Warshaver (parents)
W. Scott and Susan Webber (parents)
Herron P. Weems, BA’75, and Cary W. Weems (parents)
Russell Cornelius Weigel III, BA’86, and Luz Weigel
Giffen and CiCi Weinmann (parents)
William A. Wise, BA’67, and Marie F. Wise
Rodney S. Yanker, BS’80, and Mary Maxwell Yanker (parents)

Anonymous (1)

Chancellor’s Council Level

($10,000 to $24,999)

G. Hughes Abell, BA’72
F. Duane Ackerman and Katherine King Ackerman, BA’66
Akram Aldroubi
Ruthanna Jolley Bost, BA’71
John F. Brock III and Mary R. Brock (parents)
John H. Broocks III and Nancy N. Broocks (parents)
W. H. G. Caldwell Jr., BA’57, and Margaret Buford Caldwell (parents)
Norman R. Carlson and Margaret Ann Davis Carlson, BA’63 (parents)
Ruth Montgomery Cecil, BA’65
Robert A. Christensen, BA’55
Jan Clark (parent)
Ann Hicks Clements, BA’86 (parent)
James and Rebecca Craig (parents)
Lee S. Cutcliff, BA’61, LLB’67
Mark F. Dalton, JD’75, and Susan K. Dalton (parents)
Robert and Maureen Decherd (parents)
Wallace H. Dunbar Jr. (parent)
Woods E. Eastland, BA’67, and Lynn Wood Eastland
Dwight Hillis Emanuelson Jr. and Claire Emanuelson (parents)
Jeff and Marcia Fettig (parents)
Russell M. Flaum, BA’72, and Virginia L. Flaum (parents)
Allan H. Goldman (parent)
Sandra Norsworthy Hoffman, BA’66
John and Jill Holder (parents)
Richard S. Holson III, BA’75, and Sherry Holson
Lee L. Kaplan and Diana M. Hudson, BA’73 (parents)
James B. Johnson Jr., BA’54 (parent)
F. Lex Jolley Jr., BA’74, and Rebecca G. Jolley (parents)
Donald and Diane Kane (parents)
Christopher G. Lea, BA’81
Charles B. Lebovitz, BA’59, and Betty Lebovitz (parents)
John L. Lisher and Mary Katherine Sturmon Lisher, BA’72
Bill E. Matthews (parent)
Robert P. Maynard, BA’54
Francis D. McIntyre
L. Clifford McKee, BA’54, MD’57, and Guat-Siew Lee, MD’76
Gary and Janet Mead (parents)
Michael Moshan
Theodore and Julie Mundt (parents)
William R. Orthwein Jr. and Laura Rand Orthwein
Gene Ruffner Page, BA’81, and Virginia White Page, BA’81 (parents)
William and Marcia Rafkin (parents)
Scott J. Ratner and Marjorie J. Van de Stouwe (parents)
Lawrence and Alison Rosenthal (parents)
James F. Sanders, BA’67, JD’70, and Cheryl Ann Sanders (parents)
William Sanford II, BS’81
Edwin and Maureen Schloss (parents)
Thomas Schweizer Jr., BA’66
Michael Conner Searcy, BA’96, and Virginia Elizabeth Buxton Searcy, BA’96
Eugene B. Shanks Jr., BA’69, and Susan B. Shanks (parents)
Brettany Kane Shannon, BA’98
Steven and Rebecca Singer (parents)
Steven B. Starr, BA’75, JD’78, and Gwen Starr
John F. Stein, BA’73, MBM’75, and Beth A. Stein (parents)
John R. Tauscher and Georgia A Tauscher (parents)
Charlie Thomas (grandparent)
Christopher Duncan Traut, BA’83, MBA’87, and Lee Butler Traut
Heidi Jane Ueberroth, BA’87
Greg and Wendy Watchmaker (parents)
Stephen and Lauren Weiss (parents)
Chart Hampton Westcott, BA’07
Court Hilton Westcott, BA’01, and Kameron Westcott
Kenneth J. Wiesen, BA’63, and Juanita Wiesen
Paul D. Young and Carolyn Dever

Anonymous (3)

Cornelius Vanderbilt Founder’s Level

($25,000 and above)

Greg Scott Allen, BA’84, and Elizabeth Sauereisen Allen, BS’83
Samuel E. Allen, BA’58, and Angie Allen (parents)
Bequest of Grace M. Almon, BA’53
John Douglas Arnold, BA’95, and Laura Arnold
William W. Bain Jr., BA’59, and Ann D. Bain (parents)
Lee and Ramona Bass (parents)
Carol Bernick (parent)
John F. Bookout III and Ann Bookout (parents)
James Cowden Bradford Jr.* and Lillian Robertson Bradford, BA’63
Arthur and Nancy Bunn (parents)
John and Wilma Byrnes (parents)
Ben and Leigh Carpenter (parents)
Ruth Montgomery Cecil, BA’65
Celeste Wickliffe Cheatham (parent)
William Millard Choate, BA’74, and Susan Spieser Choate
Jack and Nancy Cohen (parents)
Cecil D. Conlee, BA’58 (parent)
Claiborne and Elaine Deming (parents)
Roger K. Deromedi, BA’75, and Sandra Deromedi
John and Pamela Egan (parents)
Ike Lawrence Epstein, BA’89, JD’92, and Michelle Epstein
Lester G. Fant III, BA’63, and Susan Braselton Fant, JD’88
Brian Allen Grove, BA’82, MBA’83, and Charlotte Sunderland Grove
Steven D. Grushkin (parent)
Joanne Fleming Hayes, BA’68 (parent)
Richard G. Holder, BA’52, and Patricia Holder (grandparents, parents)
Keith Alexander Hoogland, BA’82, and Susan Moore Hoogland, BS’82 (parents)
Allan B. Hubbard, BA’69, and Kathryn F. Hubbard (parents)
Lewis Mitchell Jeffries, BA’80
Mary Elizabeth Kirsch, BA’84, and Adam White Kirsch
Charles and Elizabeth Kojaian (parents)
Spencer and Rhonda Kravitz (parents)
Peter and Maureen Lee (parents)
Robert M. Levy, BA’72, and Diane v. S. Levy
John R. Loomis, BA’51 (parent)
Mark Harold Loomis, BA’89, and Stephanie M. Nelson Loomis
William and Helene Lortz (parents)
George and Susan Matelich (parents)
Richard and Sheila McCarty
Caroline R. McGuire, BA’08
Patrick McMullan III, BA’74
Scott Lewis Miller, BA’81, and Julie Miller
Geoffrey T. Moore and Lucie H. Moore, BA’79
Charles M. Myer III, BA’75, and Virginia Place Myer, BSN’75 (parents)
D. Craig Nordlund, JD’74, and Sally Baum Nordlund, BSN’74 (parents)
Bequest of Alison Brooke Overby
Craig S. Phillips, BA’76
Wesley Railey Powell, BA’91
Randall S. Preissig, BA’68
Frank Adams Riddick III, BA’78, and Carol Mykoly Riddick
Joe L. Roby, BA’61, and Hilppa A. Roby
Robert M. Rogers, BA’75, and Carolyn Thomas Rogers, BA’75
John Willson Ropp, BA’84, and Adrienne Dreiss Ropp
Richard and Amy Ruben (parents)
John M. Samuels, BA’66
Anne Elizabeth Schaad
Gayle Fambrough Snyder, BA’56 (parent)
Karen Joachim Sobotka, BA’84
Eric Spomer and Betty Wiener Spomer, BA’83
William Michael Tomai, BS’81
William E. Turner, BA’54, and Cathy Wilson Turner (parents)
Eugene H. Vaughan Jr., BA’55, and Susan Westbrook Vaughan (parents)
Anne Marie Newton Walker
Thomas B. Walker Jr., BA’47
Richard F. Wallman, BE’72, and Amy Wallman
Steven and Caryn Wechsler (parents)
Carl and Jimmy Westcott (parents)
George Howard White III and Patricia Early White, BA’76 (parents)
James and Alinda Wikert (parents)
William H. Wilcox, BA’74, and Elizabeth L. Todd
William M. Wilson, BA’70, and Caroline Cooke Wilson, BA’85

Anonymous (4)

*deceased

At Vanderbilt, scholars of exceptional national and international stature may be honored with distinguished professorships. The title signifies that these professors are leaders in scholarship, distinction, discovery and teaching in their disciplines. The College of Arts and Science is pleased to announce that three professors were named to distinguished professorships in 2009-2010. Lynn E. Enterline is now Chancellor’s Professor of English, James A. Epstein became Distinguished Professor of History, and Tracy D. Sharpley-Whiting is Distinguished Professor of African American and Diaspora Studies and French.

Enterline

Epstein

Sharpley-Whiting

Schoenfield

Two academic departments started the 2010-2011 year with new leaders, while several others welcomed new faculty and celebrated promotions of other faculty. Mark Schoenfield, professor of English, is the new chair of the English department and John Geer, Distinguished Professor of Political Science, will chair political science.

Schoenfield, an expert in romanticism and literature and law, is the author of British Periodicals and Romantic Identity: The “Literary Lower Empire.” He has published in The Wordsworth Circle, Studies in Romanticism and various other journals.

Geer

Schoenfield succeeds Jay Clayton, William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of English, who served as chair of English since 2003.

Geer is a widely quoted media expert on elections, public opinion and political communication. He is the past editor of The Journal of Politics and author of In Defense of Negativity, a study of negative political advertising.

He follows Bruce Oppenheimer, who stepped in as interim chair after the death of Neal Tate in fall 2009.

I write to you today in a call to community and a call to community action. We, the members of the Arts and Science community, can be so proud of and grateful for the opportunities Vanderbilt University has placed before us.

If you are an alumnus or an alumna of the College of Arts and Science, you have had the benefit of a world-class liberal-arts education with remarkable professors and spirited classmates on this gorgeous 330-acre campus we call home.

For the Arts and Science families out there, you have entrusted us to educate your young people, and we have accepted that trust as a calling. We strive each day to be rigorous, clear, caring and fair in order to make your students the very best new graduates in the world each May.

For the Arts and Science faculty and staff reading this magazine, you come to work every day with the charge to do better, to be better, than the day before. In your labs, offices and libraries, you work to create new knowledge in partnership with the best and brightest graduate and undergraduate students. You are great researchers, great teachers and great colleagues.

The readers of Arts and Science are a diverse community, intersecting our school in many different ways, and from many different life perspectives. What brings us together, however, is this great College of Arts and Science itself: our shared commitment to education, to great teaching and to the discovery of new knowledge—an inherently optimistic belief in a future better than today. It is inspiring to me to welcome a new class of undergraduate and graduate students to campus each fall, knowing that these young men and women will carry our mission forward far into the future.

It is in this spirit, then, that I ask you to join forces with several remarkable alumni who have come forward in support of those students who are just now coming out of the gate. Thanks to Dan Lovinger, BA’87, we now have a Vandy on Madison Avenue summer internship program that placed 17 students in positions in Manhattan for summer 2010. Because of Chad Gervich, BA’96, and Rich Hull, BA’92, our Vandy in Hollywood summer internship program has just completed its fourth year, bigger and better than ever, and with a remarkable record of job placement for its students.

We owe these industrious alumni a debt of gratitude for reaching out a hand to their fellow Commodores. The generosity of Dan, Chad and Rich leads me to ask: how can we turn our collective resources even more effectively to the support of our students? Do you work in an industry that hires interns? Do you have a great story that might help to support or inspire someone behind you on the path? Are you willing to serve as a mentor, an example or even a boss to someone who is just starting out?

If so, please raise your hand and let us know your thoughts and willingness to help. You can reach my office directly via email at aandsdeanspartnership@vanderbilt.edu or with a note or letter to me at A&S Dean’s Office, 301 Kirkland Hall, Nashville, TN 37240. I look forward to your suggestions and hearing from you on this important initiative.

Carolyn Dever
Dean

Traditionally those who mark 25-year anniversaries at Vanderbilt receive a school chair as a token of appreciation. In the coming year, the following faculty will celebrate their silver anniversaries in the College of Arts and Science: Karen E. Campbell, associate professor of sociology; Vivien Green Fryd, professor of history of art; Jon W. Hallquist, associate professor of theatre; Terryl W. Hallquist, associate professor of theatre; Timothy P. Hanusa, professor of chemistry; Steven D. Hollon, professor of psychology; C. Bruce Hughes, professor of mathematics; Thomas W. Kephart, professor of physics; Michael Kreyling, Gertrude Conaway Vanderbilt Professor of English; John G. Ratcliffe, professor of mathematics; and David G. Schlundt, associate professor of psychology.

Fryd

Hanusa

J. Hallquist

T. Hallquist

Earlier this year, Cecelia Tichi, William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of English, accepted the Hubbell Medal from the American Literature Section of the Modern Language Association of America for lifetime achievement. In her acceptance speech, abridged here, she championed the role of literary scholarship in defining a country, reflecting an era and helping future generations make sense of contemporary events.

The founding year of the Hubbell award—1964, the year in which I graduated from the Pennsylvania State University—is significant and in many ways it has proved to be a major pivot point. At that moment—the mid-1960s—the post-World War II generation of Americanist critics (those awarded the Hubbell medal in the first decade of its existence) had published the landmark studies that all of us younger scholars of American literature relied upon for our exams, our dissertations, our entry-level work. We thought “so‘t’ would last for aye,” to quote a phrase from the Puritan verse of Michael Wigglesworth. We did not know that contemporary events were about to challenge us to undertake scholarship, criticism and the formation of course syllabi in a radically different direction.

Events of 1964 and thereabouts augured a new American literary-critical future. The origins of a half-century of new angles of vision (to borrow Wallace Stegner’s title) can be read in a backward glance. It was in 1964 that President Lyndon Johnson met with Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara, approving covert operations in Vietnam, and later that year dispatching 5,000 troops to do battle in Southeast Asia.

In that same year, some ten thousand persons, mainly students, rallied on the Berkeley campus of the University of California to call for the lifting of a ban on political speech and for freedom of speech for students everywhere.

In 1964, Martin Luther King conferred with FBI director J. Edgar Hoover concerning FBI surveillance of the civil rights leader, while Malcolm X left the Nation of Islam and formed the Organization for Afro-American Unity. In Mississippi, three young civil rights workers—Andrew Goodman, Michael Schwerner and James Chaney—disappeared near Meridian, their bodies found more than 40 days later. The year 1964 marked the federal Civil Rights Act and the ratification of the 24th Amendment forbidding the poll tax in federal elections.

It was in 1964 that China detonated a nuclear bomb, while social critic E. Digby Baltzell coined the term WASP (White Anglo-Saxon Protestant). Panamanians staged a lethal protest against American control of the Panama Canal. Betty Friedan’s The Feminine Mystique appeared in a paperback edition for 75 cents. And it was the year Rachel Carson died, the author of Silent Spring having concealed her fatal breast cancer to prevent dismissal of her work by critics—really, chemical companies and their political apologists—on the grounds of personal female animus.

On a light note, 1964 saw the introduction of the Ford Mustang, Pontiac GTO, and the Billboard hit “I Want to Hold Your Hand” by a British rock ‘n’ roll quartet called The Beatles.

Radically New Literary Scholarship

This farrago of events in and around the year of the first Hubbell award is an augury of the radically new and nationally burgeoning literary scholarship and criticism of the succeeding 45 years, and I am proud to have been a part of it. To cite the Bob Dylan album title of 1964, The Times They Are A-Changin’.

Hubbell awardees in recent years chronicle the richness and contiguity of numerous areas whose epistemic origins can be traced to dynamic events circa 1964. The change has long been self-evident in African American and diverse ethnic literary studies; in Native American literature and multicultural work; and in popular culture studies, including film, feminist studies, eco-criticism and disability studies. My own work has benefited enormously from the foment of that period of the Sixties and from the vigorous intellectual debate instigated and propagated by it.

But what of this moment? The times are always “a-changin’,” and our challenges are unrelenting. A man of color has been elected to the presidency, but no woman has yet occupied that office. Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan drag on and on, and the militarism of our culture and society deepens. These, and the so-called Great Recession, summon us to a new literary-scholarly engagement. At this moment some 15 million Americans are jobless, 46 million without health care, millions more underinsured. The sociopathology of Wall Street continues, while populism flares at both ends of the sociopolitical spectrum. “Food insecurity” is the new euphemism for hunger (those who are “insecure” report this problem upward of eight months of the year). And climate change grinds on, as political and civic action lags badly.

Literary Engagement as Civic Engagement

We owe ourselves, our graduate students and our undergraduates the scholarly and pedagogical projects commensurate with attention to these conditions throughout the continuum of the literary canons in which we operate (and which we delineate). Our graduate students deserve the encouragement to venture boldly. Our undergraduates deserve the courses that demonstrate to them that literary engagement is important to their lives in the present and in the future.

Students need to understand literary engagement as a civic engagement. Reluctant to acknowledge rivalry with colleagues in other fields, we must face the fact we indeed compete for our students’ time and thought. Literature and the humanities are tremendously pressured in the era of dominant science, technology and business. Quality of life is regarded in some quarters as synonymous solely with salary and wages. The monetary costs of higher education are questioned, and the humanities regarded as a costly distraction and (some suspect) irrelevant to students’ main endeavor: future employment. The terms “training” and “education” threaten to become interchangeable.

Yet we are uniquely positioned to read these times in all their complexity, to address them in the classroom and in scholarship, and to guide students and peers into the prior centuries of literature that speak fully and richly to the ongoing present.

We are well-situated to recognize the bases for encouragement in the work engendered by the equally critical decades of the later 20th century. We can thereby anticipate that new strengths and resources will disclose themselves and inspire our work in the years to come.

Alumni regularly meet informally with current students for Opening Dores dinners set up by the Vanderbilt Alumni Association. Participants talk about the workplace, career skills and whatever else is on their minds.

More than 100 alumni each year participate in such networking dinners, produced in partnership with the Vanderbilt Career Center. Alumni are always needed to share insight with current students—to volunteer for an Opening Dores dinner, contact Kate Stuart (kate.stuart@vanderbilt.edu) in the Office of Alumni Relations.

From left, senior Alex Wendelborn listens as Fred Stow, BA’77, vice president of SunTrust Bank, talks to students about careers in the financial sector.

Imagine living in a country where participating in a survey could get you killed.

Not long ago, that was reality in some parts of Central and South America, where dictatorships ruled. Then as democracy spread, so did the ability to express political opinions openly. Today citizens of nearly every country in the Western Hemisphere participate in the AmericasBarometer, a regional survey series conducted by the Latin American Public Opinion Project (LAPOP). LAPOP was founded and is directed by Mitchell Seligson, Centennial Professor of Political Science and professor of sociology in the College of Arts and Science.

Through LAPOP, researchers in North, South and Central America and the Caribbean interview thousands of citizens on topics related to democratic values and citizenship. The survey data are made public and mined for insights into the nature and determinants of public opinion. The information is used by scholars, as well as utilized by those who support democracy and good governance to determine policies and programs.

The U.S. Agency for International Development uses LAPOP data, as do the World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, United Nations Development Programme and numerous other governments and nongovernmental organizations.

Seligson and his colleagues regularly travel presenting the surveys’ results. LAPOP scholars and Vanderbilt graduate students also prepare short, targeted analysis of results, which are released biweekly. These AmericasBarometer Insights Series reports provide tightly focused analyses of specific, timely topics ranging from the role of government in job creation to citizen satisfaction with municipal services and even vigilante justice in Mexico.

The most recent AmericasBarometer wave of surveys was completed in 2010, and is focused on the effects of the world economic crisis on attitudes toward democracy.

“Analysis of this data can provide insight not available from other sources,” Seligson says, using the overthrow of the Honduran government by the military in 2009 as an example. “Data collected in 2008 were really leading indicators of that event, as they reflected Hondurans’ discontent, which eventually boiled over into the breakdown of constitutional democracy.”

Credible and Meticulous

LAPOP’s AmericasBarometer surveys are meticulously developed with input from academics, policymakers and others with a stake in democracy. LAPOP’s partners are drawn from universities and think tanks located in each country, and the surveys are translated into respondents’ languages—currently 15 different languages.

Expansion in scope and sophistication has been a recent hallmark of LAPOP’s AmericasBarometer program. “In 2010, we did surveys in Trinidad/Tobago and in Surinam for the first time,” says Elizabeth Zechmeister, associate director of LAPOP and associate professor of political science. In all, the 2010 AmericasBarometer survey included 26 countries, representing the largest coherent public opinion project in this hemisphere.

One recent and novel addition to LAPOP’s approach is the use of GPS technology underwritten by the National Science Foundation. It was employed in Chile, which experienced a magnitude 8.8 earthquake just prior to the survey there. The technology will support a study of political opinions in the aftermath of a natural disaster. “The GPS units will allow us to tag interviews based on the street block where they were conducted,” Zechmeister says. “We’ll be able to create a data set reflecting the individual’s distance from the hardest hit areas and then analyze how experiences with the earthquake affect attitudes toward democracy.”

Seligson and Zechmeister

LAPOP evolved from the two years Seligson and his wife, Susan Berk-Seligson, associate professor of Spanish, spent with the Peace Corps in Costa Rica in the late ’60s.

“For years, it was impossible and dangerous to do surveys in many Central and Latin American countries,” says Seligson, recalling hearing of people murdered in Paraguay in retaliation for participating in a survey in the 1960s. “The horrific consequences of dictatorship are clear to me. We have to retain a deep commitment to democratic systems, despite their many flaws.”

In 2004, Seligson moved from the University of Pittsburgh, where LAPOP had been based, to Vanderbilt. Today the program covers every major country in mainland North and South America and the Caribbean, and is spreading. Seligson and his team are currently working with the Vanderbilt Institute for Global Health to develop a survey on health and other topics for Mozambique.

Draw for Young Scholars

Seligson says in addition to their value supporting scholarship and policies focused on democracy, LAPOP and AmericasBarometer are strong recruitment tools for the College of Arts and Science. Not only does the program attract graduate students who want to participate in survey development and implementation, but each AmericasBarometer database provides rich fodder for master’s theses and doctoral dissertations.

Zechmeister uses AmericasBarometer survey data in her undergraduate classes and will teach an honors seminar in 2011 on LAPOP. “We want undergraduates to learn more about how high quality public opinion data is collected and to build skills with respect to its analysis,” Zechmeister says. “This can carry forward to their working lives where public opinion may be an important part of their jobs.” She also sees LAPOP as a means of challenging undergrads to broaden their view of the world.

LAPOP funding comes from research institutions such as Princeton, Notre Dame and Vanderbilt, but the majority of its operating costs come from governmental and international entities including the USAID, the Inter-American Development Bank and the United Nations Development Programme. Such organizations share LAPOP’s passion for democracy and often rely on its findings to guide policy, programs and funding.

An endowment to provide permanent support for their work is Seligson and Zechmeister’s fondest desire and ongoing goal. The potential for return on investment is direct and clear, they say. “I am committed to a democratic Americas,” Seligson says. “But democracy isn’t an end goal, it’s a process. It’s constantly being challenged and constantly changing and our work demonstrates that. …The AmericasBarometer helps policymakers understand the strengths and weaknesses of democracy.”

Professor of History William Caferro has been awarded a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship. He was one of 180 fellows named from a field of more than 3,000 applicants.

The American Academy of Religion named Making Transcendents: Ascetics and Social Memory in Early Medieval China by Professor of Asian Studies Robert Ford Campany the 2010 AAR Best Book in Historical Studies.

Celso Castilho, assistant professor of history, was awarded the 2009 American Historical Association/Conference for Latin American History Lewis Hanke Award.

Julia Cohen, assistant professor of Jewish studies and assistant professor of history, has been awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities grant for her proposed collection, The Sephardic Studies Reader.

Farahany

Nita Farahany, associate professor of law and philosophy, has been appointed to the Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues by President Barack Obama.

Barbara Hahn, Distinguished Professor of German, received the 2010 Margherita von Brentano Prize from the Free University of Berlin for her work in reconstructing the history of intellectual women from the beginning of the 19th century to the early 21st century.

Mark Hosford, associate professor of art, received a Tennessee Arts Commission 2010 Individual Arts Fellowship in Visual Arts. The award is one of the highest honors a Tennessee artist can receive.

Larry Isaac, Distinguished Professor of Sociology, received the ASA Culture Section’s 2010 Clifford Geertz prize for best article and the 2010 Southern Sociological Society’s Distinguished Lecturer Award.

Hosford

Professor of History Jane Landers has been awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship. Landers will use this, her third NEH fellowship, to study African Kingdoms, Black Republics and Free Black Towns in the Iberian Atlantic. She has also been awarded a 2010 Gilder Lehrman Research Award and a Vanderbilt International Office International Curriculum grant.

Jennifer F. Reinganum, E. Bronson Ingram Professor of Economics, has been named secretary/treasurer of the American Law and Economics Association.

Robert Scherrer

Robert Scherrer, chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy, received the 2010 Klopsteg Memorial Award from the American Association of Physics Teachers for his science fiction writing. The award recognizes extraordinary accomplishment in communicating the excitement of physics to the public.

The Department of Sociology in the College of Arts and Science was awarded the 2009 Seal of Approval for Gender Scholarship by the Sociologists for Women in Society in recognition of a commitment to gender equity.

For the second year in a row, the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) recognized Arts and Science, the alumni magazine of the College of Arts and Science, in its annual District III competition. The magazine won an award of excellence in the alumni magazines division for schools of less than 5,000 students.

CASE is the professional organization that supports educational institutions by enhancing the effectiveness of the alumni relations, communications, marketing, fundraising and other advancement professionals who serve them. District III is the second largest district in CASE, with more than 4,000 members and representing educational institutions in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia.

In 2009, Arts and Science was named CASE District III’s Grand Award winner in the category of magazine publishing improvement and earned a special merit award for its World Wide Web home page design and implementation.

Promoted to Professor

Katherine Crawford, history
William Franke, comparative literature and Italian
Jane Landers, history
Anna Roe, psychology
Mark Schoenfield, English
Virginia Scott, French
Robert Talisse, philosophy

Newly Named Associate Professors with Tenure

Brandt Eichman, biological sciences
Shane Hutson, physics
Richard Lloyd, sociology
Richard McGregor, religious studies
Nancy Reisman, English
Elizabeth Zechmeister, political science

New Tenured and Tenure-Track Appointments

Tyson H. Brown, assistant professor of sociology, on the tenure track
Robert Ford Campany, professor of Asian studies, with tenure
Celso Thomas Castilho, assistant professor of history, on the tenure track
C. André Christie-Mizell, associate professor of sociology, with tenure
Nicole K. Clay, assistant professor of biological sciences, on the tenure track
Jennifer Fay, associate professor of film studies, with tenure
Monique L. Lyle, assistant professor of political science, on the tenure track
Philip James McFarland, assistant professor of German, on the tenure track
Paul Benjamin Miller, assistant professor of French, on the tenure track
Evelyn J. Patterson, assistant professor of sociology, on the tenure track
Kamal Saggi, professor of economics, with tenure, and Director of the Graduate Program in Economic Development
R. Jay Turner, professor of sociology, with tenure
Alan E. Wiseman, associate professor of political science, with tenure

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Three Nashville men have been found guilty in the deaths of anthropology professor Pierre Colas and his sister, Marie. The Colases were shot at Pierre’s home in East Nashville in a home invasion/robbery in August 2008. The assailants have been sentenced to life terms; additional suspects are in jail awaiting trial.

The Department of Anthropology celebrated Colas’ life and work with a 2009 conference that examined the themes and perspectives central to Mayan culture, identity, language and history. At the time of his death, the 32-year-old Colas was an assistant professor in the College of Arts and Science as well as a prolific scholar known for his groundbreaking work in Mayan epigraphy.

Rescuing History

Crumbling with age, attacked by insects and at risk from climate and other damage, historic records of Africans in the Americas were at risk of being lost entirely. Professor of History Jane Landers and a team of international scholars set out to digitally preserve the oldest black and Indian records in the hemisphere. Since the Ecclesiastical and Secular Sources for Slave Societies project began, materials from Cuba, Brazil and Colombia have been preserved for researchers in digital form. Landers continues to direct the project, with the digital files stored at Vanderbilt’s Jean and Alexander Heard Library.

What if Darwinism and Religion Got Along?

Did life begin in the Garden of Eden, as the Bible says, or in a prehistoric primordial swamp? Can you believe in creation and Darwin? In his new book, Creation and Evolution, Lenn Goodman, Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities, says the two viewpoints are not mutually exclusive. Fundamentalism—on both ends of the spectrum—can present a misleading point of view, he believes. “Thinking that way can obscure the real biblical message and also distort the deepest insights and richest findings of Darwinian science,” Goodman says.

Trash Talk

Tell the truth—do you recycle plastic water bottles or toss them in the trash? Does your state have a law mandating recycling? Such laws greatly increase recycling, according to a national study by W. Kip Viscusi, University Distinguished Professor of Law, Economics and Management.

“What was really surprising is that recycling laws and bottle deposits have a dramatic impact when they are effective. A person who formerly recycled zero to two bottles out of 10 will jump to recycling 8 to 10 bottles out of 10 when these policies take effect,” Viscusi says.

Watch the next time you are in Target and a child throws a tantrum nearby. The way the parents respond could tell you if they are conservative or liberal. Research by Professor of Political Science Marc Hetherington indicates some people signal their political preferences through their actions, whether or not they mean to—from spanking a child to questioning authority and established ways of doing things.

In the book Authoritarianism & Polarization in American Politics, Marc Hetherington and co-author Jonathan Weiler explore the connection between voting patterns and attitudes toward authority. They discovered that those who possess higher levels of authoritarianism tend to vote conservatively.

“Authoritarians tend to see the world in concrete, black-and-white terms and have a stronger than average need for a sense of order,” Hetherington says. “Those who score lower regarding this cluster of attitudes are more comfortable with viewing the world in ambiguous shades of gray. They are often more tolerant of differing opinions.”

On the other end of the spectrum are liberals who have less regard for authority. In terms of child raising, they de-emphasize discipline and obedience and encourage creativity and questions.

“If partisans can’t even agree on a fundamental issue like the best way to raise kids, you can imagine how tough it might be to reach compromises on some of the most important political issues on the agenda,” he says.

Those divisive issues include gay rights, immigration and support for the war in Iraq.

While most people can be described as either basically liberal or basically conservative, few are wholly in one group or another. Even a staunch conservative like President George W. Bush showed his liberal leaning occasionally—his position on immigration reform reflected the views of someone with a lower amount of authoritarianism.

Polarization is at an all-time high in American politics—and with these fundamental differences between the two sides, coming together might be harder than ever.

If you haven’t looked at a periodic table of the elements since high school chemistry class, you might be surprised to learn that it has changed quite a bit. The discovery of new superheavy elements in the last few years means there are additions to the chart.

One of those new elements, no. 117, was discovered by an international team of scientists, including two from the College of Arts and Science—Joseph H. Hamilton, Landon C. Garland Distinguished Professor of Physics, and Akunuri V. Ramayya, professor of physics. Other groups involved in the discovery are the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia; Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory; and the Research Institute for Advanced Reactors, Dimitrovgrad, Russia.

Element 117, which now goes by ununseptium (Latin for 117), has the distinction of being the world’s heaviest element and one of the most newsworthy.

“There have been more than 250 articles in newspapers around the world because people just have an interest in the chemical periodic table and the elements,” Hamilton says. “These discoveries broaden our understanding of the basic building blocks of the world around us.”

New superheavy elements may have practical applications in the near future.

“These elements may prove very useful as new compact energy sources because after they decay, they undergo fission,” Hamilton says. “When they undergo fission, they give off an enormous amount of energy and lots of neutrons.”

Another element that undergoes spontaneous fission—Californium 252—is currently used as an energy source in oil well exploration, space probes and the space shuttle. The superheavy elements would give off even more energy.

“Another reason to study these elements is that they may have a different chemistry than is expected,” Hamilton says. “This opens up a new area of study that’s unexplored at the present time and I think that it will capture people’s imaginations to see that there are new chemical behaviors that, in a sense, have been predicted but not seen.”

The name of element 117 is going to change, says Hamilton, who played a key role in the element’s discovery. “I was crucial in getting the group together and in getting the ²⁴⁹Bk target essential for the discovery,” he says modestly. “As a result of that, I’m going to get to name the element. I can’t tell you the name, but it will bring distinction to the region.”

The battle erupts every time the economy nosedives: skills training versus education. With unemployment high and the future uncertain, should students focus on a trade or a broad-based education?

Employers, corporate recruiters and education experts say short-term thinking will cost you in job growth and lifetime income potential.

Their preference? The liberal arts education.

Long on critical thinking, writing, communication, problem solving, and development of analysis and synthesis of data, a liberal arts education fosters a capacity for lifelong professional success.

“Especially in bad economic times, the argument about skills training versus a liberal arts education emerges,” says Sarah Igo, associate professor of history and co-director of the National Forum on the Future of Liberal Education. “But technology and skills become outmoded quickly. What doesn’t is the ability to think on your feet, assess problems critically and develop innovative solutions. These are the foundations of a liberal arts education.”

Kenan Arkan, BA’04, MBA’06, and a member of Goldman Sachs Private Wealth Management service, agrees. “Anyone can be taught to run numbers,” Arkan says. “But what you can’t do on the job is teach someone how to think about the world, to have intellectual curiosity.”

Arkan says while his MBA might boost his credibility in the business world, it is his undergraduate degree in political science that fuels his professional growth. “I was working with a client starting a bank focusing on southern European customers. From my classes at Vanderbilt, we were able to talk about the historical ties people in that region have and what their motivations to patronize a bank would be,” he says. “To be successful, you have to understand people’s motivations, not just their financial needs. Fundamentally, my job is about asking the right questions and then using that information to help a client find a solution.”

Arkan, who also serves as a member of Goldman Sachs’ recruitment team, says the company recruits liberal arts graduates like him. “We want people who have a global perspective, who have an interest in the world around them, people who have depth and breadth and aren’t constrained by their education…people who speak and think intelligently,” Arkan says.

Communicate and Think

John Kuhnle, PhD’71, is a recruiter specializing in educational placements for the executive placement firm, Korn Ferry. He says skills are great, but people who lack the ability to communicate intelligently lose out.

“You can’t distinguish between clear writing and clear thinking,” says Kuhnle, who earned his doctorate in English. “Oral and written skills are the passports to success. Absent those, people are permanently hampered and their careers thwarted.”

A recent study for the Association of American Colleges and Universities affirms Kuhnle and Arkan’s experiences. Surveying more than 300 companies about the qualities they seek in employees, researchers reported:

• 90 percent are asking employees to take on more responsibilities and to use a broader set of skills.
• 81 percent believe students who are able to research and conduct evidence-based analysis pay off.
• 84 percent endorse requiring senior projects as a way to prepare new graduates for work success.

The survey found employers want people who have a wide range of skills and higher levels of learning to meet the increasingly complex demands of the workplace. A majority of those surveyed encourage colleges to emphasize written and oral communication; critical thinking and analytic reasoning; the application of knowledge and skills in real-world settings; problem solving; ethical decision making; and teamwork skills.

What Matters

“A liberal arts education teaches you how to think and work outside settled patterns. It produces doubt, examination and skepticism,” Igo says. “That’s the way we reform our world and develop new ideas.”

As co-director of National Forum on the Future of Liberal Education, Igo leads research and discussions about the liberal arts. Forum membership consists of more than 70 rising academic stars selected in a nationwide search of the sciences, social sciences and humanities at top American research universities. The prestigious three-year program seeks to identify and prepare a core national group of emerging academic leaders to guide the future of the liberal arts.

“The real contributions to our society come from understanding the ways in which social and political systems interact, of critical thinking and skeptical questioning,” Igo says. “These qualities produce new knowledge, the ability to adapt and improve, to communicate, to analyze and to make ethical judgments that impact society.”

Proven Leaders

To power up their success, liberal arts majors should enhance their potential with practical internships and leadership experience, the experts say.

As a student, Arkan interned with companies ranging from Smith Barney and USAirways to Goldman Sachs. He’s adamant that the workplace experience and leadership opportunities he had set the stage for his current job.

“Candidates with more experience in an actual corporate role have the upper hand,” Arkan says. “Even if the experience is in an unrelated sector, candidates can have success (in job interviews) by contrasting their previous role with what they are applying for to show a depth of understanding.”

Companies that look to the College of Arts and Science for new employees say leadership experience is key. “We look for people who have taken the lead, whether it’s in an internship or a community activity,” says Keturah Akida Henderson, a recruiter with Deloitte. “We like people who are versatile, who can use technology, yes, but who perform well in front of the client.”

Deloitte’s preference for liberal arts graduates emerges from their ability to analyze, to be proactive, and above all, to learn. “We train new graduates. We don’t expect them to come in knowing advanced software,” Henderson says. “What we want is people with a hunger for learning—people who can understand client problems and come up with ways to solve them that are creative, focused and goal-driven.”

Disciplined Problem Solvers

Personal and professional discipline is another employment-tipping factor. A high GPA is expected, but advantage goes to candidates with broad and fulfilling interests. If job candidates are also marathon runners or have long volunteer records in community service, that makes them stand out.

“We’re always looking for evidence of discipline,” says Stevie Toepke, director of recruiting for Harris Williams, one of the nation’s largest mergers and acquisitions advisers.

“A good GPA plus a full resume tells us you can balance a lot and set priorities. We’re looking for well-rounded candidates.”

During job interviews with both Harris Williams and Deloitte, candidates are presented with case studies and asked to talk about how they’d handle particular business situations. This assesses the candidates’ ability to think on their feet and problem solve creatively, Toepke says.

Harris Williams’ hires face a steep learning curve on the business side, but Toepke says liberal arts graduates are positioned to take the new material and make it their own.

“An ideal candidate for us is one who has a strong educational foundation plus the great classes that come with a liberal arts degree,” Toepke says.

When she is at home, Corriher keeps it simple with recipes like this one for fresh asparagus, which corresponds beautifully with the fresh fish recipe.

Simple Elegance—Four-Minute Asparagus

Perfectly cooked, gorgeous bright green asparagus literally in minutes

1 pound fresh asparagus, rinsed in cold water
3 tablespoons olive oil
1/2 teaspoon salt, sea salt if possible
1/2 teaspoon sugar zest (grated peel) of [one] lemon (optional)

1. With one hand at the root end of an asparagus stalk and the other hand 3/4 of the way up the shaft, gently bend. The asparagus will snap where the tough portion ends.

2. Spread asparagus out on a jelly roll pan. Drizzle with oil, then roll asparagus to coat all sides.

3. Slip under the broiler, about 5 inches away and broil for 4 minutes only. Sprinkle with salt and sugar and place on serving platter or individual plates. Sprinkle with lemon zest and serve immediately.

Fresh Fillets With Macadamia Butter

Makes 6 servings

A mild fish like sole, flounder, haddock or orange roughy is a perfect match for this delicate topping. A real expert with fish, Susan Jones from Santa Clara Beach, Florida, and Hawaii, taught me the joy of macadamia nuts on fish.

6 medium-size mild fish fillets (sole, flounder, orange roughy, halibut)—about 1 1/2 pounds (680 grams). If the fillets are over 1/2 inch thick, I slice them at an angle into 1/2 inch slices.
Salt (sea salt)
2 ounces (about 60 grams) butter
1/2 cup coarsely chopped macadamia nuts
1/4 teaspoon salt
4 sprigs parsley, finely chopped
5 sprigs parsley

1. Preheat oven to 500°F (260°C).

2. Place fillets on a baking sheet. Bake uncovered for 5 minutes. Sprinkle with salt and remove to a warm serving platter.

3. While fillets are baking, melt the butter in a large skillet. Add the chopped macadamia nuts and cook until lightly browned. Stir 1/4 teaspoon salt in, then pour the macadamia nut and butter sauce over the fish fillets. Garnish the fillets with chopped parsley. Garnish the platter with parsley sprigs.

Corriher loves sharing her knowledge—and she extends that sharing to her signature biscuit recipe. While there are several key characteristics that make her biscuits famous, one of the most important ones is that she insists on using low-protein Southern flour. That insistence and her identification with low-protein flour has led to a partnership with Tenda-Bake flour, based in North Carolina. Packages of its gourmet self-rising flour will soon bear Corriher’s name and likeness.

From BakeWise (p. 151–153):
I do know biscuits. I have made biscuits all over the United States and Canada, and as far away as Europe. I even got a standing ovation for my biscuits at a meeting of food science writers in Erice, Sicily. …
I will, and have, put my biscuits up against anyone’s. …

Shirley Corriher’s “Touch-Of-Grace” Southern Biscuits

Makes 12 to 14 medium biscuits

As a little girl, I followed my grandmother around the kitchen. For breakfast, lunch, and dinner she made the lightest, most wonderful biscuits in the world. I used her bread bowl, her flour, her buttermilk—I did everything the same, and I shaped the biscuits just like she did. But mine always turned out a dry, mealy mess. I would cry and say, “Nanny, what did I do wrong?” She was a very busy woman with all my uncles and grandfather to feed three meals a day, but she would lean down and give me a big hug, and say, “Honey, I guess you forgot to add a touch of grace.”

It took me twenty years to figure out what my grandmother was doing that I was missing. I thought that the dough had to be dry enough to shape by hand, but she actually had a very wet dough. She sprinkled flour from the front of the bowl onto the dough, pinched off a biscuit-size piece, and dipped it in the flour. She floured the outside of the wet dough so that she could handle it. This wet dough in a hot oven creates steam to puff and make feather-light biscuits. A wet dough was the big secret. Now I make biscuits almost as good as my grandmother’s, and so can you, with a good wet dough and a touch of grace.

Nonstick cooking spray

2 cups (9 oz/255 g) spooned and leveled self-rising flour (low-protein Southern U.S. flour like Tenda-Bake or any self-rising flour)
1/4 cup (1.8 oz/51 g) sugar
1/2 teaspoon (3 g) salt
1/4 cup (1.6 oz/45 g) shortening
2/3 cup (158 ml) heavy cream
1 cup (237 ml) buttermilk, or enough for dough to resemble cottage cheese (if you are not using low-protein flour, it will take more than 1 cup)
1 cup (4.5 oz/127 g) plain all-purpose flour, for shaping
3 tablespoons (1.5 oz/43 g) unsalted butter, melted, for brushing

Preheat the oven to 425°F/218°C and arrange a shelf slightly below the center of the oven. Spray an 8- or 9-inch (20 or 23-cm) round cake pan with nonstick cooking spray.

1. In a large mixing bowl, stir together the self-rising flour, sugar, and salt. Work the shortening in with your fingers until there are no large lumps. Gently stir in the cream, then some of the buttermilk. Continue stirring in buttermilk until the dough resembles cottage cheese. It should be a wet mess—not soup but cottage-cheese texture. If you are not using a low-protein flour, this may require considerably more than 1 cup (237 ml) of buttermilk.

2. Spread the plain (not self-rising) flour out on a plate or pie pan. With a medium (about 2-in/5-cm #30) ice cream scoop or spoon, place 3 or 4 scoops of dough well apart in the flour. Sprinkle flour over each. Flour your hands. Turn a dough ball in the flour to coat, pick it up, and gently shape it into a round, shaking off the excess flour as you work. Place this biscuit into the prepared pan. Coat each dough ball and place the shaped biscuit scrunched up against its neighbor so that the biscuits rise up and don’t spread out. Continue scooping and shaping until all of the dough is used.

3. Place the pan on the arranged shelf in the oven. Bake until lightly browned, about 20 to 25 minutes. Brush with the melted butter. Invert onto one plate, and then back onto another. With a knife or spatula, cut quickly between biscuits to make them easy to remove. Serve immediately.

Recipes © 1976, 1989, 1998 Shirley O. Corriher.
Used by permission of the author and of Scribner.

Corriher demonstrates how to fry just about anything on Jimmy Kimmel Live. From left, Adam Carolla, Snoop Dogg, Corriher and Kimmel.

Having a conversation with Shirley Ogletree Corriher, BA’56, is like taking a ride on a verbal roller coaster. Her voice swoops and swirls, plunges downward and then rises to a crescendo. Her words roll clicketyclack down the track and her stories, often as not, end with a belly laugh.

Corriher has a lot to be happy about these days. The one-time single mother of three who supported herself with a paper route is an international culinary phenomenon with two best-selling books (CookWise and BakeWise) to her name and a dance card filled with cooking demonstrations, television appearances and speaking engagements. If that’s not enough, her face will soon grace the packaging of a new flour from Tenda-Bake.

Corriher grew up in Atlanta and spent a lot of time in her grandmother’s kitchen. Milking cows and going into the yard to wring a chicken’s neck were normal activities. She graduated from high school in just three years and came to Vanderbilt where she majored in chemistry at the College of Arts and Science. After graduating cum laude, she worked at Vanderbilt as a research chemist and supported her first husband as he completed graduate school.

Her next move was back to Atlanta where she and her husband opened a boarding school for boys, with Corriher in charge of the kitchen. Cooking didn’t come naturally.

“I went crazy at first scrambling eggs in the school. I had this big old skillet and I would stand there and crack a dozen eggs in the pan and then I would sigh and put it on the heat and stand there and scrape like crazy,” she says. “Because I was using a cold skillet, those eggs—liquid protein—went into every nook and cranny of the pan. When I heated it, I literally cooked the eggs into the pan and ended up with this knotty pile of mess.”

Chemistry for Cooks

Fortunately for Corriher—and the schoolboys—her mother-in-law visited and taught her to heat the pan first so that the eggs cook on the surface of the skillet. Corriher took that lesson to heart and explains how it can help inexperienced cooks.

“Heating the pan first is the key to cooking meat. Say you have two chicken breasts—you put them in the hot pan and they’re literally stuck to the pan. But this is the Zen moment—you have to think happy thoughts and be at peace with the universe. Have a sip of zinfandel, BUT DON’T TOUCH THE CHICKEN BREASTS!” she says.

“As soon as they realize their food is stuck, new cooks will start scraping frantically. Get over it!” she commands. “It takes a full 90 seconds, which is an eternity, but eventually the proteins will coagulate—they hook together and form a light tan surface—and the chicken releases all by itself.”

The story is Corriher in a nutshell—present her with a cooking or baking problem and she’ll tell you why it happened and how you can fix it. She credits the College of Arts and Science with giving her both the science and communications skills that fuel her success today.

“Most people would not associate cooking with Vanderbilt, but my chemistry and English backgrounds both serve me well,” she says. “I probably took as many hours in English as I did in chemistry and I was the editor of the literary magazine, The Phoenix. I use not only my major, but everything I learned at Vanderbilt.”

The Mad Scientist of the Kitchen

Corriher’s marriage ended and so did her job at the boys’ school. The mother of three found herself struggling to make ends meet, even working a paper route for money. Then she won cooking lessons at Rich’s Cooking School in Atlanta and came to the attention of the school’s founder, legendary Southern cook and award-winning cookbook author Nathalie Dupree. If a cake failed to rise or a vegetable turned mushy, Corriher used her chemistry background to explain why. It didn’t take long for Dupree to turn to Corriher with food science questions. Dupree soon hired the newly divorced Corriher to help at the school and eventually, to teach a food science class.

Shirley Corriher

Corriher’s reputation as a food scientist grew and she soon found herself in demand as a teacher. Over the years, Julia Child, Pillsbury and magazine test kitchens tapped into her expertise. In an era of celebrity chefs, Corriher, who still lives in Atlanta, stands out because of her chemistry background. You won’t hear Bobby Flay or Mario Batali tossing around terms like chlorophyll, hydrogen sulfide or peptic substance, but they’re Corriher’s stock in trade and the reason she’s called the “mad scientist of the kitchen.”

Keeping green beans green is a favorite topic where Corriher uses chemistry to demonstrate a point—and to explain how to keep vegetables like fresh asparagus from turning “yucky army drab.”

“When you’re cooking green vegetables, there are three things that happen almost all at once. First—there are fine air bubbles on the vegetable’s surface. When you heat them, they pop and you see the beautiful green that’s underneath,” she explains. “The second thing that happens is that the cell walls shrink and the little cells start leaking out their insides, and the third thing is the glue between the cells—the peptic substance—changes to water soluble pectin and dissolves so the cells are leaking and falling apart—it’s just mass death and destruction.” (See her solution in a simple recipe for asparagus.)

Teaching and Television

If some of these expressions and explanations sound familiar, it may be you’ve seen Corriher on television. One of her most memorable television appearances was on ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live, where she was given the task of deep frying a variety of objects including a ping-pong ball, chocolate bunnies and a wrist watch. She has also made several appearances on the Food Network’s Good Eats with Alton Brown.

“The early shows were filmed in his mother-in-law’s kitchen and we didn’t even have scripts,” Corriher says. “We just talked. Thank goodness they rerun those over and over—it keeps me out there so people in airports recognize me.”

Corriher laughs at herself a lot, but behind this self-deprecating persona is a bona fide superstar in the culinary galaxy. She has twice been honored by the James Beard Foundation, she was named a grande dame of Les Dames d’Escoffier International and has served on the board of directors of the International Association of Culinary Professionals. She crisscrosses the country regularly demonstrating her unique brand of kitchen chemistry, and not long ago, co-hosted a chemistry of barbecue event during the national meeting of the American Chemical Society.

However, even someone as seasoned as Corriher gets thrown for a loop occasionally—it happened recently at the Oregon Culinary Institute when she realized that she was expected to teach a participation class instead of her usual demonstration class.

“I’m a big ham up there with my molecules moving around, but I’ve never taught a participation class in my life,” she says, relating her dismay when she discovered what she was being asked to do. “Our names and everything were already printed in the brochure.”

Corriher then saw that the topic of her class had already been chosen—Northwest regional ingredients.

“I called my co-teacher and said ‘I know nothing about this.’ He said, ‘Well, Shirley, let’s just cook what’s in season.’ I said, ‘Fine, what would it be?’ And do you know what he said? Asparagus!

“Hallelujah, hallelujah!”

Tony Brown at dinner with first-year students.

Tony N. Brown’s office is in Garland Hall, exactly where one might expect to find a scholar in the College of Arts and Science. But the associate professor of sociology might not be in, as his teaching, research projects and secondary appointments take him all over campus.

It’s a good thing he has no real commute. All of campus is accessible by foot or bike from his apartment on the second floor of a first-year residence hall.

In fall 2008, Brown and his partner, Chase Lesane-Brown, research assistant professor in the Department of Psychology and Human Development, moved into Hank Ingram House with 290 Vanderbilt first-year students and 10 resident advisers. “Hank’s House,” as it is known, is one of 10 residences on The Commons, Vanderbilt’s first-year student living-learning community.

In addition to residential amenities, students experience unique programs designed by their faculty head of house in collaboration with resident advisers. During the 2009-2010 year, Hank’s House hosted more than 40 such programs, some academic, some social, but most a blend of the two. That’s in addition to the Browns’ apartment hours (known as First Fridays), when their apartment door opens to residents seeking a home-cooked meal or impromptu conversations about politics, sports, career paths or whatever.

“When I leave Garland Hall, I often tell people ‘Now I’ve got to go to work,’ ” Brown says. He likens the house programs to a smorgasbord for residents. “The faculty heads have provided this educational and social buffet and you can eat as much as you want, or as little as you want.”

Brown realizes that not all residents will pick up a plate at that buffet. He believes only a third will take advantage of “having a faculty member who lives in the building and has vast knowledge about university life, faculty life, and how to find a path in life.”

The rest are focused on studying or partying. “But I realize that we’ve been spectacularly successful (in integrating with students on The Commons),” he says. “Getting one-third to embrace the life of the mind is amazing.”

Frequent Knocks on the Door

The faculty head of Hank’s House has developed a greater appreciation of students and their life stories, even if it takes a vast amount of commitment. In addition to interacting through programs and dinner in the communal dining room, there are frequent knocks on the apartment door. The Browns live in a spacious apartment with a large TV that often becomes the spot for watching sporting events. The couple’s two pet bunnies—Memphis and Sakkara—are also popular draws. “Having the bunnies is a really good way to get some of the students to come over to the apartment,” Lesane-Brown says. “They’ll come and say, ‘I just want to hang out with the bunnies.’ Sometimes it’s an excuse for them to come over and talk about a real issue.”

Above: At home in the Browns’ Hank Ingram House apartment. Right: The house’s 2009 Race for the Cure team.

Having the Browns at hand eased the transition to university life, says Lauren Koenig, a member of the Class of ’12, which was the first to experience The Commons. “Whenever I stop by, they always want to know what’s going on both inside and outside of my classes,” the junior says. “They’ve also provided some really helpful advice that I’ve taken to heart over the past two years.”

Katharine Donato, chair of the Department of Sociology, believes that The Commons is a powerful classroom. “Tony has an opportunity to have an informal classroom setting, one on one, five on one, at all times of the day and night. It’s enormously helpful to him as a scholar and a teacher and a person,” she says. “There’s only so much learning that happens in the classroom. Outside of the classroom is where Tony and Chase have been able to insert themselves in important ways.”

Their open door also has demystified professors, says Mengting Ren, also a member of the inaugural Commons Class of ’12. “My friends and I were hesitant to go in at first, scared that there would be nothing to talk about in a professor’s apartment. Instead we found ourselves rocking out to Rock Band or Guitar Hero, and staying up until 2 a.m. watching Blu-ray movies back to back,” Ren says.

Balancing the Workload

Brown and Lesane-Brown, who officially became associate faculty head of house in the second year of their Commons immersion, balance the workload by splitting tasks and delegation. There must still be time for research and teaching. Brown conducts research into mental health and racial and ethnic relations, and he is known for excelling with quantitative methods and survey design. His expertise has made him a popular collaborator for any number of research projects, including a major survey study of black-white health disparities in Nashville.

In addition, he’s one of four sociology professors who edit sociology’s most prestigious journal, the American Sociological Review, now located at Vanderbilt. That means reading hundreds of manuscripts and shepherding diverse research through the publication channel. Though it ranks as a third full-time job, it is an honor.

“I’m too young to be doing it,” says Brown, who came to Vanderbilt in 2001. “This is something that’s reserved for the big names and eminent scholars in the field. Yet I’m now in a position to observe the production of science from the inside. I’m reading about topics way outside my specialty area. It’s so rich, so exciting, so stimulating to see your discipline from this vantage point and it’s empowering to shape the future research agenda of sociology.”

The journal is yet another avenue in which Brown finds himself learning. “Constant learning: It’s like Popeye and spinach. The more I get, the more connected I feel, the more alive I feel,” he says.

It’s amazing how a scent or familiar walk can transport one back to student days. The Vanderbilt campus—known for its beautiful trees and plants, stately stone and brick buildings, and even its scrabbling squirrels—makes up as much of the college experience as do classes, professors, dorm life and even friends. Every year, the College of Arts and Science welcomes alumni back to campus. Many come in the autumn for Homecoming or Reunion. Some come for campus visits with their own soon-to-be-college students. Still others come to attend meetings or to speak to classes. When they come, many experience the feeling of being home again and a bond with the campus that ignites memories, experiences and emotion.

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This white oak, located at the top of Library Lawn between Buttrick and Garland, served as a meeting place for (from left) Kelly Collins Cunningham (BA’84, history), Mary Beth White Kirsch (BA’84, Latin American studies) and Ellen Haddock Chandler (BSN’84, M.Ed’89). As students, the three would meet when coming from different classes or heading off campus for a weekend brunch at the Laughing Man Cafe or Elliston Place Soda Shop.

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The three women met as freshmen in 1980 and stayed close throughout their college years and beyond. Kirsch, who lives in the Boston area, serves on the Board of Visitors for the College of Arts and Science.

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Originally from Houston, Cunningham now lives in the Grand Canyon State. Her observations about life at Vanderbilt reflect those of so many other alumni. “I look at my college years not so much as an educational experience in regard to academics as I do an education in friendship, identity and life,” she says. “Those years helped define me as an adult.”

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In addition to reuniting with her two friends, Chandler was visiting the campus with her family. Her daughter Julia just entered the College of Arts and Science as a first-year student. The Chandlers—Ellen and her husband, Jimmy (BS’79)—met while she was a senior at Vanderbilt.

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Since the campus holds special memories for so many alumni, the university tries to keep its Reunion and Homecoming celebrations on site. In 2009, more than 1,400 Arts and Science alumni attended Reunion events.

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The more than 6,000 trees and shrubs on the Vanderbilt campus helped the university receive the designation as a national arboretum in 1988. In 2005, Steven Baskauf, senior lecturer in biological sciences, created an interactive walking tour of the trees on campus. It can be found at http://www.cas.vanderbilt.edu/bioimages/vu/frame.htm.

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White oak is common in Middle Tennessee. The third most common oak on the Vanderbilt campus, its leaves and acorn are symbols of the university.

Roger and Sandra Deromedi

International travel isn’t foreign to the Deromedi family—it’s essential.

Roger Deromedi, BA’75, has visited 70 of the near 200 countries in the world. His wife, Sandra, and their three children joined him in Paris and Switzerland while Roger worked for Kraft Foods in Europe. Family members mark where they’ve been on a map crowded with pushpins. So important are travel and international experiences to them that Roger and Sandra recently created a scholarship at Vanderbilt to help students expand their international knowledge, too.

“Living abroad and traveling allows us to experience how other people see the world,” says Roger, chairman of the board for Pinnacle Foods Group and former CEO of Kraft. “Having been born and raised in Berkeley (California) and then moving to Chattanooga in the late 1960s, I experienced quite a culture change. I went from the height of political and social activism in California to the South. It really heightened my appreciation that we’re all human beings no matter where we live; we just manifest how we do things in different ways.”

In today’s world, however, understanding and appreciating those differences is paramount to success, Roger says—in both business and in life. Therefore, the Chicago-area-based couple developed the Sandra and Roger Deromedi International Service Learning Scholarship in the College of Arts and Science. The scholarship allows students to study abroad without the hardship of loss of income from summer or part-time jobs.

The Deromedis say it was an easy decision to become involved.

“When Roger brought it up, my response was, ‘Send them. Send them, because the students will be better people for their life-changing experiences,’” Sandy Deromedi says.

The Deromedis’ scholarship supports students in the Vanderbilt Initiative for Scholarship and Global Engagement (VISAGE) program, which offers participants a yearlong learning experience regarding a global issue.

Four Key Destinations for a World-View

Roger Deromedi advises students to visit the four countries designated by global economists as the BRIC countries:

Brazil, Russia, India, China

Combined, these four countries currently account for more than 40% of the world’s population and approximately 25% of the global economy and the world’s land area. (Source: BRICs Monthly, May 20, 2010)

Travel Changes One’s World

Neither of the Deromedis traveled abroad as students themselves, though Roger admits living vicariously through his parents’ trips when he was younger. After graduating from the College of Arts and Science with majors in mathematics and economics, he started his career at General Foods, which later merged with Kraft. He was with the companies 29 years, eventually becoming CEO. International roles at Kraft allowed the couple to experience other cultures. They’re thankful that their own children—now ages 16 to 24—were able to catch the global bug when they were young. The Deromedis encouraged local involvement and limited English television wherever they were. “It was just a terrific experience for all of us,” Sandy says.

“Travel changed my world,” Sandy says. She laughs that Roger proposed in Paris—and then the couple squeezed in travel to five countries in two weeks.

Living overseas later, however, taught her about being American.

“Before then, I’d have to say, I never called myself an American,” she admits. “We’re such a melting pot here. When people would want to know what my nationality was, I would say, ‘50 percent Scottish’ and da-da-da-da. It was an acceptable answer. But after going overseas and meeting people who were Scottish and who were German, no longer did my 50 percent seem so important. It became, ‘I’m from the United States.’ ‘Oh, I’m an American,’ and what a wonderful thing to be.”

Listen to Other Cultures

While Roger Deromedi worked his way up the Kraft ladder, he visited factories and grocery stores in various regions and countries. There also were in-home visits with consumers, talking about how the company’s products fit into their lifestyles. Deromedi relished those opportunities.

“It’s critical that we understand how other people think and live their lives,” Roger says. “The American paradigm is not always right. I’ve learned that you have to listen, and not assume the way you may approach something is correct.”

Now he wants the scholarship to give others the same discovery. Roger Deromedi credits Vanderbilt with allowing him to engage in the program’s design in addition to offering funding. He has met several times over lunch with students who have participated in VISAGE to learn ways that the program can be more strategic and relevant.

“I think Vanderbilt has a great understanding of what it takes to develop students to be successful in the world today, and not just in the United States or in the South,” Roger says. “A program like VISAGE shows that they know what it takes to be leaders on a global platform.”

That worldwide platform affects everyone, he notes. Even if a student is going to be a farmer in the United States, he notes, commodity markets are global.

Despite his responsibilities with Pinnacle, which manufactures and markets food brands including Duncan Hines, Vlasic, Armour, Lenders, Birds Eye and Log Cabin, Roger returns to campus each quarter as a guest lecturer. He says his College of Arts and Science background gave him a good grounding and early sense of responsibility for what came next, including an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

“The world is so much more connected now,” Roger says. “We see things on the news instantly. I think if you’re a student today, and you don’t have that global understanding and awareness, you’re going to have a hard time. … You need to understand the dynamics that impact our global society.”

I live in Sussex, England, though most of my work takes me to poorer parts of the world in Africa, Asia or Latin America. The College of Arts and Science, from which I graduated almost 40 years ago, often seems a long way away. But when I learned last year of the death of Chancellor Alexander Heard, I began to reflect on the connections between my years at Vanderbilt and my work in international development today.

The late ’60s and early ’70s were turbulent times on American campuses, and Vanderbilt was no different. In April 1968 during my freshman year, Martin Luther King Jr. was killed in Memphis. Within hours, National Guard troops rolled down West End Avenue to set up camp in Centennial Park. With other Vanderbilt students, I joined Fisk University students in a peaceful vigil in downtown Nashville. In June, Robert Kennedy was assassinated, 74 days after he had spoken to a packed Memorial Gym.

Robert Kennedy at Vanderbilt (1968)

These were life-changing events, which caused me to rethink my studies. The College of Arts and Science offered an interdisciplinary major, and with the encouragement of my advisers, I linked courses in philosophy, political science and sociology under a broad theme of the philosophy and politics of social change. I had vague thoughts that this would prepare me to work on issues of social justice, poverty and human rights. I was taught by wonderful professors with whom I stayed in touch after graduation, including John Compton, Lester Salamon and John McCarthy.

In 1970, at the end of my junior year, I was elected student body president. The U.S. invaded Cambodia, and campuses across the country, including Vanderbilt, erupted in protest. Students were killed at Kent State, Jackson State and in Lawrence, Kansas. Chancellor Heard was recruited by other university presidents to lead an independent mission to the White House to sensitize the Oval Office on campus unrest. The chancellor asked me along as his special assistant.

Chancellor Heard and Gaventa in Washington, D.C. (1970). Their offices were in the Executive Office Building near the White House.

That summer in Washington was quite an education. One of the best parts was working closely with the chancellor and learning from his incredible work discipline, attention to detail, and belief in the importance of deliberation and listening to different points of view before reaching decisions. He was a man of greatness, with an unwavering commitment to fairness and tolerance, a man who was willing to take stands based on what he believed was best for the university, nation and world. I was privileged to witness his courage and leadership firsthand.

But working in the White House during what was later known as the Watergate era also exposed me to the uses and abuses of power. I returned to campus a bit disillusioned with what I had seen. I researched international scholarships, which led to a Rhodes scholarship. Before I left for England, I was elected a young alumni trustee on the Vanderbilt University Board of Trust. I spent the summer with the Student Health Coalition, which worked with poor communities in rural Tennessee and Appalachia. I thought that maybe grass-roots change, rather than Washington politics, was where the hope might be for the future—well, for my future at least.

Little did I know how these various steps would later come together. Residents of a poor East Tennessee mining community whose lives and land had been adversely affected by a British-owned mining company asked me if I could find the London owners of the company and “tell them how bad things were.” I tried to respond to that request—a process which led to a documentary on their situation, aired nationally in Britain, as well as to my Ph.D. thesis. Later the thesis became a book, Power and Powerlessness in an Appalachian Valley. It continues to be a text for students worldwide and has sold over 35,000 copies. This wouldn’t have happened without the Vanderbilt connections.

In the midst of this work, I discovered the Highlander Research and Education Center, a small nonprofit in East Tennessee. Since the 1930s, it had served as a training ground for social action and played a key role in the civil rights movement. When I finished my degree, I was asked to start a research program there. For almost the next 20 years, my wife (whom I met in Oxford) and I worked to link our research to grass-roots social action on poverty, environmental and social justice issues across Appalachia and the rural South.

While at Highlander, I was awarded one of the first MacArthur Prize Fellowships, which provided five years of much-needed funding. The fellowship allowed my family and me to travel to Scandinavia, India, Nicaragua and other countries to study how grass-roots, participatory approaches were used to tackle social issues and what we could learn for rural America.

Campus protest over Heard’s role as an independent adviser to President Nixon (1970)

I have been with the Institute of Development Studies, based at the University of Sussex, since 1989, first as a visiting fellow and now as a professor. My work takes me to many countries, still linking research and writing to action, training and consulting with nonprofit/non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and teaching graduate students, many of whom are community development workers and social activists internationally.

In 2006 I was invited to become chair of the board of Oxfam GB, Britain’s largest overseas NGO, which provides humanitarian relief, supports grass-roots development programs, and advocates on issues like climate change, poverty and social justice in more than 70 countries. When interviewed for this post, and asked about my previous board experience, I thought back to my years as a young Vanderbilt trustee, and all I had learned from that opportunity.

In my writing and teaching, I find myself still referring back to the work of the wonderfully stimulating professors who encouraged me to structure an interdisciplinary major on social change and who supported my career even when I had left campus. In leadership roles, I draw on my experiences with Chancellor Heard. He was not only a leader, but also a mentor and teacher, representing the best tradition of what a liberal arts education ought to be. 

On reflection, maybe the College of Arts and Science is not so far away from my life and work these days in Sussex.

I sat in the semifinals of the American Debate Association National Tournament. My debate partner, Cameron Norris, avidly clicked away on his computer, preparing in case we advanced. Directly across from us, our two opponents from Liberty University hunched over their computers doing the same. In the back of the room, three judges quietly deliberated who had won the round. I gazed out the window, too nervous to even think. I could hardly believe how far we’d come.

Inexperienced but Competitive

I came to Vanderbilt with just one year of high school policy debate experience (most collegiate debaters have three to four), and during my freshman year, my lack of experience showed. Somehow I was partnered with Phil Rappmund, BA’08, the debate squad’s senior varsity member. I debated with him at the SEC District tournament. This tournament was hugely important for Phil—it determined whether he would qualify to compete in the National Debate Tournament (another national title) his senior year. He didn’t. I knew I’d stopped him. Policy debate is a two-on-two match, and it’s impossible to succeed without a good partner.

But from that failure rose an insatiable desire in me to win—at all costs. After Phil graduated, I met Cameron Norris, a junior from Knoxville, Tenn. With a shaved head and sporadic facial hair, he had an intense look about him. He loved debate. I’ve never met anyone with such a fierce desire to compete and we decided to become partners. I knew that even if we weren’t the most finessed duo, we’d at least be the hardest working.

The Underdogs

We were the underdogs, of course. When the school year started, we had to work to keep up with larger, more experienced varsity squads.

Cameron had only as much experience as I, and we had only two other varsity members to help us, juniors Richard Waller and Brian Abrams. Compared to schools like Harvard or Emory, which often have squads with 15 or more debaters, we knew the odds were stacked against us.

Luckily, though, we had help. The squad hired a former debater, Christian “Seds” Sedelmyer, as an assistant debate coach. From afar, Phil and former debater Houston Shaner, BA’09, helped us research and develop arguments even after they’d graduated. Of course, M.L. Sandoz, the school’s debate director and senior lecturer in communication studies, constantly kept us on track and pushed us to strive for success. Still, winning a national championship seemed about as likely as the Commodores winning the Rose Bowl.

After one particularly disappointing tournament at Wake Forest, Seds forced Cameron and me to play a game of chess against him. Cameron and I took turns moving our pieces, learning to think and act a team and rely on each other.

Cameron and I retooled and competed in the 2010 Berkeley Debate Tournament, placing among the top 16 varsity debate teams. We could hardly believe it. I still remember Will Repko, a legendary debate coach from Michigan State, passing us in the hall and saying, “Great tournament, you guys.”

A Shot at the Nationals?

But in this moment at the ADA National Tournament semifinals, I simply waited. The judges finally announced their decision. We had won! I looked to Cameron, smiling to congratulate him, but he was already packing up to relocate for the final round. “Let’s go!” he barked.

The final round. A national championship on the line. As we fought off exhaustion, we made our way to the auditorium. Across from us sat our opponents, University of Mary Washington’s top team of Kallmeyer and Susko. As defending ADA National champions and one of the top ten debate teams in the country, they were intimidating adversaries.

Everything moved in slow motion as our opponents readied their evidence, set their timers and prepared to start.

Clockwise from top: Cameron Norris (left) and Brown research arguments during a debate; the author; Brown using plastic tubs full of research materials as a makeshift podium.

“THE UNITED STATES FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHOULD…” the words rang out. No turning back now. Susko moved back and forth, words spewing from his mouth. They argued that we should eliminate its land-based nuclear missiles to help stop nuclear proliferation. Minutes later, Cameron returned fire. We countered that these missiles were key to our security, that proliferation was a manageable risk, and that the president needed to focus on passing health care reform rather than on controversial defense cuts. Just seconds after Cameron’s first speech, Kallmeyer shot off his responses like a machine.

“Dude, I don’t know how to answer this argument. I’ve never heard it before,” Cameron whispered. I couldn’t recall Cameron ever saying those words. I stared at him. “Well, can you do it?” I asked. He paused. “Yeah, I think so.” A gamble. Cameron and I gave our mid-round speeches as the debate passed the halfway mark.

Susko started, and I watched the timer ticking down. He fired off arguments. Our opponents had built their argumentative fort, and the time had come for me to knock it down. This was my final speech. Whether the national championship belonged to us depended on the next six minutes.

I shut everything else out. Cameron gave me a brief nod. I sharply inhaled, and then fiercely spoke as persuasively as I could.

Pure Force of Argument

It’s an odd thing giving a debate speech. You think, but only instinctively. Your brain is processing information and your mouth is saying it, but you do so almost unconsciously. I hardly remember what I said in my speech. I felt nothing but the pure force of argument.

After the speech, sweat dripped down my forehead. I looked at my notes, scanning for flaws. But it was done. As I moved to sit down, I will never forget what Cameron said. He whispered, “That was the best speech I’ve ever heard you give.”

As we waited, I ate for the first time that day, now-cold Chinese food I’d forgotten to eat earlier. I kept nervously glancing at the judges. Their demeanor told me the debate was extremely close. Over an hour passed. Finally, the debate judges prepared to announce their decision. I held my breath. “The winner of the 2010 American Debate Association National Tournament…”

“…is Vanderbilt University.” Shocked, I stood up and hugged Cameron. We’d done it. Against the hurdles of limited experience, past setbacks and strained resources, this scrappy team from Vanderbilt prevailed. We won a national championship!

Nick Brown and Cameron Norris still have a year of college debating left. They’re working harder than ever, and want to bring more national titles back to Vanderbilt and the College of Arts and Science.

Meg Risen (pictured) serves as the education coordinator for the managerial studies program. In addition to reading The New York Times, House Beautiful magazine and Gawker.com regularly, she’s just finished:

• A Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again by David Foster Wallace
• Moneyball by Michael Lewis
• Baltimore’s Alley Houses by Mary Ellen Hayward
• Shop Class As Soulcraft by Matthew B. Crawford
• The Works: Anatomy of a City by Kate Ascher

• Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami
  (The Japanese title is Umibe no Kafuka)
• Gentle Japanese (language): The expressions that cannot be translated into English by Rumi Sei

—Keiko Nakajima, senior lecturer in Japanese

• Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by Daniel H. Pink
• Truckpatch: A Farmer’s Odyssey by Ward Sinclair (wonderful, Twain-like reading—written by my late uncle, a writer for the Washington Post. I’ve read this many times and am reading it again—it speaks to the seasons so well.)
• Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain by John J. Ratey and Eric Hagerman
• Made By Hand: Searching For Meaning in a Throwaway World by Mark Frauenfelder
• New York Times (daily)

—Connie Sinclair, program coordinator, Curb Center for Art, Enterprise and Public Policy

• Miracle in the Andes by Nando Parrado
• Generation Kill by Evan Wright
• The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway

—Christian Anthony Lehr, senior, history

• Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant (audio)
• Lectures on Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason by J. M. Bernstein (audio)
• The Epistle to the Romans by Karl Barth

—Matt Pagan, senior, art studio

• On War by Carl von Clausewitz, edited by Anatol Rapoport
• Memorial Day by Vince Flynn

—Joel Walden, junior, communication studies and economics

• A Gilded Lapse of Time by Gjertrud Schnackenberg

—Christopher M. S. Johns, Norman L. and Roselea J. Goldberg Professor of History

Observing fishermen on Bangladesh’s fragile waterways.

In the College of Arts and Science, if you’re going to study Earth and environmental sciences (EES), you get out of the classroom.

So in the Cascade Range of Washington State, Professor Calvin Miller and his students examine Mount St. Helens. Beside a river in Bangladesh, Associate Professors Jonathan Gilligan and Steven Goodbred Jr. help students try to find answers to that country’s fresh water needs. And in frozen Antarctica, Professor Molly Miller tracks environmental changes in the face of global warming.

As wide ranging as those topics and locations seem, they are all part of how the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences studies, teaches and interprets Earth’s history—its age and origin as recorded in rocks and the landscape—as well as how geological processes affect modern environmental and ecological systems.

“This department is a gem,” says David Furbish, chair of the department. “The faculty is spectacular. We’re getting applications from students that match those at the best schools.” Faculty members are consistent in receiving grants, including funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF). “We’re not surprised when people from NSF ask us to serve on science review panels—a measure of the respect that these folks, representing the Earth sciences community, hold for the accomplishments and perspective of our faculty,” Furbish says. “We may be small but we’re also fierce.”

At the core of the department’s international reputation are quality research and teamwork. Most research projects involve collaborations with other EES faculty, Vanderbilt scholars, top researchers worldwide and students. Graduate students are drawn by the department’s small, personal size and its faculty’s reputation for significant research in which students are coauthors.

The interdisciplinary culture of collaboration ranked high in drawing Assistant Professor Larisa DeSantis to the department in 2009. DeSantis, whose area of expertise is mammalian fossils, studies how past climate change affected mammals and their environments.

“EES is an ideal place to integrate geological and biological disciplines with the flexibility to ask biological questions using the fossil record,” DeSantis says. “Students here continually challenge me to communicate the broader implications of current Earth and environmental science research, connecting my work to fields spanning the sciences to the humanities.”

Collaboration is Key

In conjunction with Professors Calvin Miller and John Ayers, Assistant Professor Guilherme Gualda is studying a volcanic eruption that buried parts of the Southwest in ash 18 million years ago. The trio is exploring volcanic forces with a particular eye for ancient eruptions, their causes and impact, and what they tell about today’s eruptions. Gualda focuses on how magma chambers form and factors leading to volcanic eruptions, Ayers studies how earth materials behave geochemically under high pressure and temperatures, and Miller concentrates on ancient magma systems.

“Collaboration is an explicit goal of the department—no isolation. Multiple people thinking about a problem in different ways benefits everyone,” Gualda says. “Having two to three people interacting brings different perspectives.” His research draws in graduate and undergraduate students, and he reaches out to faculty whose interest in the formation of the Earth’s crust mesh with his. The EES professors says this approach gives students opportunities to learn and work in different areas, which can broaden their post-graduation employment options.

“People who collaborate spread their enthusiasm,” Calvin Miller says. “People who have diverse experiences have more job opportunities.”

Above, clockwise from top left: Heading toward Mount St. Helens’ active lava dome; in the field in Nevada; home base in Antarctica; rocks formed within a magma chamber that erupted 16 million years ago.

Miller is an expert on Earth materials, particularly those rocks derived from magma that has cooled and solidified below the Earth’s surface. Fieldwork by Miller and his students at Mount St. Helens has uncovered rich data about the evolution of the recently active volcano. Miller also works with Furbish, an expert in fluid dynamics and geomorphology, on a study of how magmas and particles interact within magma chambers.

Furbish’s fluid studies also tie in with Molly Miller’s landmark work two continents away. New faculty member Dan Morgan, senior lecturer in EES, also interacts with Miller as he studies configuration and evolution of rocks and landforms in Antarctic dry valleys. Miller’s ongoing research in Antarctica is revealing how sediment is delivered to coastal areas and how sea creatures beneath the ice modify the sediment. Concurrently, she tracks environmental changes on the continent in the face of global warming.

Environmental Change and Sustainability

Currently, the department is seeing increased interest in the environment and sustainability. “As Earth scientists, we work both in the present and the past, which gives us a unique perspective,” Furbish says. “Climate change is front and center in students’ worldview. EES continues to broaden its scope in this direction.”

In the spring semester 2010, students came face-to-face with the impact of Earth issues on climate change and sustainability through a multidisciplinary EES seminar called Water and Social Justice in Bangladesh.

During the course, faculty and students from the College of Arts and Science, School of Engineering and Peabody College traveled to Bangladesh with Goodbred and Gilligan. The team toured the country, met with Bangladeshi representatives and discussed solutions to the South Asian country’s dire freshwater needs.

The trip tied both to Goodbred’s climate change-related research on the formation of deltas by major rivers draining from the nearby Himalayas and to Gilligan’s work as associate director of the Vanderbilt Climate Change Research Network. Working in a multidisciplinary environment, network members produce theoretical and applied research on the impact of individual and household behavior on greenhouse gases. Gilligan’s emphasis is the intersection of transdisciplinary environmental problems—issues that combine scientific, technical, social, political and ethical concerns—and helping students prepare to solve them.

That’s ultimately the work of EES, Furbish says. “So many of the challenges the world faces fundamentally involve breaking down barriers, bringing the expertise and perspectives of many people and fields to finding solutions,” he says. “Ours is the quintessential interdisciplinary science, providing vital perspectives on how Earth’s physical and geochemical templates simultaneously sustain and threaten life and influence human interactions with Earth.”

Mouzon Siddiqi has participated and thrived in international relations from Alabama to Afghanistan. Most of that time and effort have been on the Vanderbilt campus, where she serves as program coordinator for the Graduate Program in Economic Development (GPED). She and her husband, Sultan Siddiqi, MA’70, have served as ambassadors to incoming international students for 35 years. In 2009, the university recognized her contributions with the Commodore Award, Vanderbilt’s highest staff honor, which recognizes and rewards individuals who have made exceptional performance contributions to the university.

What are your duties with GPED?

I work with admissions, assist students with housing, and coordinate tutors and help sessions. During the year, I follow students’ progress and assist in planning their schedules to ensure their timely graduation. I am on call for anything and everything. All the students have my cell and home phone numbers and know that they may call at any time—day, night or weekend—if they are worried about something, need help or just want to talk.

I work with sponsoring agencies (including foreign government sponsors) and manage the office and student aid budgets. I assist the program director with whatever is needed, including drafting remarks for various occasions and writing letters for students for visa purposes, to bring families and so forth.

Much of my time is devoted to email with prospective students—encouraging strong students to join our program and answering a myriad of questions. I also correspond frequently with alumni, assisting them with requests for transcripts, reference letters, alumni information and the like.

You met your husband while he was a grad student at Peabody?

Yes. Sultan enrolled in M.A. study at Peabody in 1968—the same time I came to Scarritt as a junior. At that time, Scarritt was a senior college and graduate school. Students at Vanderbilt, Peabody or Scarritt could enroll in courses at any of the other two schools. I took several courses at Peabody and Sultan studied English at Scarritt. We met in December 1968 at a Christmas dance at Scarritt. He asked me out the following night for dinner. We dated two years, graduated, married in my hometown of Centre, Ala., and left for Afghanistan for two years.

Back then, people who married an American could immediately change their status to permanent resident and then U.S. citizen, but we never considered the option of not returning to Afghanistan. People in my hometown (population 2,500) were worried about my living halfway across the world, but I viewed moving to Kabul as the biggest adventure of my life—and I was right! It was wonderful! The country was so peaceful then—a beautiful place with beautiful people.

What brought you to the College of Arts and Science?

When we returned to the U.S., I found a job with a large sales company where I worked for two years. I soon knew that I wanted to be back in an academic environment where people are more diverse, generally have different priorities and are respected for their individuality. I started to work at Vanderbilt in January 1975 and quickly realized this was the place I wanted to be.

Tell us about your interaction with international students.

I love meeting students at the airport when they arrive. I look forward to seeing the students’ faces for the first time and welcoming them to Nashville and to Vanderbilt. Our staff and second-year students help the new students settle in. We use my pickup truck to help students furnish their apartments [with] purchases from places like Wal-Mart, secondhand stores and the Vanderbilt surplus store.

Our office has quarterly birthday parties to celebrate students’ birthdays, a fall picnic, a Valentine’s party and a celebration for student employee appreciation week. We invite students over to our house whenever we can manage it. They know that they are always welcome. Our office strives to be a very friendly, welcoming place. It not only is a place for students to come for assistance, but a place to study and hang out. If we don’t see students for a few days—maybe a week or so—we check to make sure they are okay.

My husband helps students buy cars and assists the Muslim students in finding places that sell halal meat [adhering to Islamic dietary practices]. He also cooks halal meat for the awards dinner in the spring.

How does it feel to be the 2009 recipient of the Commodore Award?

I was overwhelmed and humbled. There are so, so many deserving employees. I never imagined I would receive this award! It is the greatest honor I could ever have. I will always cherish the award, but most of all, the wonderful, unselfish and thoughtful people, with whom I work, who made this possible.

What activities do you enjoy outside of work?

I like having a garden (although my husband does all the work) and I love to swim. In the fall, I am a football junkie. My dad played for the University of Alabama and football is in my blood.

My husband and I spend many weekends in Atlanta with our daughter, son-in-law and our two grandsons (ages 6 and 2)—the delight of our lives. We also enjoy spending lots of time with our Afghan family and friends in Nashville. Aside from family gatherings, I would have to say the most fun I have is hanging out with my GPED family. It keeps me young!

In fall 1975, four undergraduates with love for performing and Broadway musicals launched a new campus organization called the Original Cast, a Broadway revue troupe. That first year, they had to find their own funding, run auditions, find places to rehearse and perform, and put on a show. Now 35 years later, the group started by Laura Jansen (BA’78), Ron Mayers (BA’77), Phil Walker (BA’77) and Margie Womer (BSN’79) continues its long run as one of Vanderbilt’s most popular performing arts groups. Student developed, led, directed, produced, choreographed, promoted and staged, the Original Cast performs every semester to audience acclaim. Each production showcases 16 to 18 cast members singing and performing numbers from different Broadway and movie musicals. Most students stay involved for several years, and alumni of the close-knit performance troupe stay in touch, attending shows and organizing reunions. Over the years, the Original Cast has performed at school and alumni functions, on cruises and on tours across Europe and the West Coast.

(1) Vanderbilt Alumnus, Winter 1978, vol. 63, no. 2

(2) 1976 Commodore

(3) Vanderbilt Hustler, vol. 88, no. 26

(4) Vanderbilt Hustler, vol. 119, no. 61

(5) Cast photo 2010

(6) 30th anniversary program

(7) Ticket for 2008 performance of Catching Fire

(8) Vanderbilt Hustler, vol. 87, no. 12.

(9) Promotional album jacket

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