ASSOCIATION OF MARSHALL SCHOLARS

ANNUAL REPORT 2018

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Summary

Throughout 2018, the Association of Marshall Scholars (AMS) collaborated with alumni and the British Government to strengthen the Marshall Scholarship program, bring Marshall Scholars together and raise the profile of Marshall Scholars and the Marshall Scholarship as they continue to have a vital, positive, public impact around the globe.

Thanks to the many individuals who contributed their time, resources, and expertise over the year – we are able to celebrate a +50% increase in UK government funding for the Scholarship since 2016, resulting in the largest and most diverse class of Marshall Scholars since the scheme’s inception. Your support also enabled the AMS to expand our programming and digital initiatives.

These efforts build upon a five-year strategic review (initiated in 2014-2015), which highlighed Marshall support for building a sense of community and raising the visibility of the Scholarship program.

REPORT FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & PRESIDENT

Front Cover: Maughan Library, King’s College, London

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THE INCOMING CLASS OF MARSHALL SCHOLARS IS THE LARGEST AND MOST DIVERSE CLASS EVER IN

THE PROGRAM’S HISTORY

The government of the United Kingdom announced 48 new winners of the Marshall Scholarship in 2018, marking the third straight year of increased funding from the Foreign & Commonwealth Office: a +50% increase in scholarships offered since 2016.

The incoming class of 48 students is the biggest and most diverse in the program’s history. The 2019 class has 29 women - the largest number ever selected in a single class - and 40% of the class are from minority backgrounds.

We are grateful for the untiring commitment of the Advisory Board and its chairman, W. N. Harrell Smith, the AMS Board of Directors and Officers, the Scholarship Selection Committee Chairs, the MACC commissioners and chair, Christopher Fisher, and so many others who have raised their voices in support of the Scholarship and its significant impact to a lasting special relationship between the UK & the US. In addition to advocacy, the AMS provides resources to help bolster the current Marshall Scholars’ experience – offering individual and class-wide grants, as well as supplemental Scholarship tuition support.

Along with the endowed scholarship created by more than two hundred

alumni and a matching grant from Reid Hoffman (1990), alumni have committed over half-a-million dollars towards Marshall Scholarships at their respective alma maters (Sussex University; Magdalene College, Cambridge; Lincoln College, Oxford; Emmanuel College, Cambridge; Magdalen College, Oxford), and have, for the first time in 2018, offered a new “Marshall Xtra” grant of 1,000 GBP per scholar, intended to enhance their experience in the UK.

In total, the AMS made contributions of approximately $350,000 towards different aspects of the Scholarship experience in 2018.

Scholarship

MARSHALL ALUMNI HAVE COMMITTED

OVER HALF A MILLION DOLLARS

TOWARD THEIR RESPECTIVE UK ALMA MATERS

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Marshall Scholar engagement continues to increase, enabling the AMS to deepen its organizational leadership and volunteer base, increase strategic communications initiatives, build its programming and financial base of support, and further public diplomacy and visibility for the Marshall Scholarship program.

In 2018 the AMS received financial support from 359 Marshall Scholars, including 79 new donors and 7 foundations; and benefited from over 270 Marshalls who volunteered time, counsel, leadership, and ideas as advisors, directors, officers, regional events coordinators, outreach volunteers, selection and application reading committee members, and communications and partnership support.

Engagement

In 2018, the AMS hosted 25 events across the country, for over 700 Marshall Scholars and guests. These events included regional and annual gatherings held in Denver, Providence, New York, Boston, Washington, Atlanta, and San Francisco.

The AMS is grateful for the collaboration and generosity of the British Consulates throughout the United States and the British Embassy in Washington DC. Regional events included an off-the-record conversation with Carnegie Endowment for International Peace President, Bill Burns (1978) and Dr. Henry Kissinger on the Art of Diplomacy, moderated by the Permanent Representative to the United Nations from the United Kingdom, Dame Karen Pierce, and co-hosted with the NY Consulate as part of our ongoing “special relationship” program series.

Other programming included the world premiere of “Six. Twenty. Outrageous” at Symphony Space - three Gertrude Stein plays in the shape of an opera composed by Daniel Thomas Davis (2004); an outing to see Garrett Turner (2012) star in the play “The Royale” with the Consul General in the Atlanta region; and several themed dinner-discussions, including a Marshall Salon dinner on the economic impacts of populism with HM Consul General to New England, Harriet Cross, and

Programming

79 NEW DONORS AND 7 FOUNDATIONS

SUPPORTED THE AMS FOR THE FIRST

TIME IN 2018

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Harvard economist Richard Cooper (1956), hosted at the home of alumni Elizabeth Harmer Dionne (1992). On June 29th and June 30th, 2018, the AMS partnered with the UK Consulate in San Francisco and the Bechtel International Center at Stanford University to present the 2018 Marshall Forum on Innovation.

Program attendees included roughly 200 West Coast innovators and Marshall Scholars working across science, engineering, technology, enterprise, education, and philanthropy – including members of the GBX – a network of British entrepreneurs in the Bay Area.

The Forum explored the pipeline of scientific invention in fields such as health, biomedicine, genetics, and physics – highlighting radical innovation as well as emerging challenges and opportunities in these fields as they intersect with significant advances in machine learning, artificial intelligence, and data science. LinkedIn Co-founder Reid Hoffman CBE (1990) was interviewed by Crisis Text Line CEO Nancy Lublin (1993) at the gala dinner on Friday, June 29th, as a kick off to the Forum. Additional Marshall Forum on Innovation introducers, speakers and roundtable hosts included: Dr. Carla Shatz (1969), Bio-X Stanford; Ed Stolper (1974), CalTech;

Roger Blandford, Kavli Institute Stanford; Carlos Bustamante (2001), Biomedical Data Science Stanford; John Chisholm, Genomics England; Joanne Hackett, Genomics England; Bill Janeway (1965), Warburg Pincus; David Reitze, LIGO Lab; Joyce Tung, 23andme; Richard Waters, Financial Times; Andrew Whittakker, HM Consul General to San Francisco; Ambika Bumb (2005), Bikanta; Ross Brekenridge, Silver Creek Pharmaceuticals; Keith Dionne and Elizabeth Harmer Dionne (1992), CASMA Therapeutics; Julian Gay, Xendo; Sridhar Iyengar (1995), Elemental Machines; Roderick Jones, Rubica; Laura Lafave (1993), Oncorps; Elizabeth Laporte (1975), US District Court; Tom Lupfer (1979), Clarity Design; Corey Metzman (2012) and Luke Schoenfelder (2012), Latch; Mark Otuteye (2006), Leadboost; Charles Seely, Pensar; Geoff Tabin (1978) Himalayan Cataract Project; and Mark Whelan, Human Centered Leaders. The Program Host Committee for the Marshall Forum included: former CalTech Provost, Professor Ed Stolper (1974); San Francisco Consul General, Andrew Whittaker; Stanford’s Bechtel International Center Asst. Vice Provost, Shalini Bhutani; Stanford Bio-X Director Dr. Carla Shatz (1969); Stanford Bustamante Lab Director, Dr. Carlos Bustamante (2001); and Stanford Law Professor, Michelle Mello (1993). The event was streamed live on Facebook, and covered on social media.

In addition to regional, annual and partner events, the AMS continued to support a selection of current scholar activities organized by the current classes – such as Thanksgiving dinner (with 115 Marshall Scholars and guests), and a retreat to the Burn in Glenesk, Scotland (35 Marshall Scholars.)

Finally, the AMS continued to help convene a standing committee on Scholarship outreach and diversity efforts with representatives from the MACC, British Embassy, Selection Committee, the AMS, and recent and current Scholars.

THE AMS HOSTED PROGRAMS FOR MORE THAN 700 PARTICIPANTS ACROSS THE

COUNTRY IN 2018

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Communications

63% of Americans support a bi-lateral trade deal with the UK upon its

potential departure from the EU.63%

Over the spring of 2018, the AMS worked with an experienced legal team to develop and implement a compliance framework for GDPR and its maintenance. AMS privacy, cookies, security, NDAs, and document retention policies were updated. All members were notified of our updates via email and we have established staff and intern GDPR and data training procedures to ensure ongoing compliance. Also during the spring, the AMS began a guest blog section

of the website, where current Scholars, alumni, and other invited guests share reflections and photographs about their time in the UK or another topic of interest. Jessica Bickel-Barlow (2016), Bill De La Rose (2017), Ian O’Grady (2017), Devika Ranjan (2017), David Wagner (2017), and Alina Utrata (2017) have blog posts featured in this section of the AMS website. The Fall 2018 AMS Newsletter was produced by new Managing Editor Stanley Chang (1991) and distributed at

the beginning of September. The issue highlights Marshall Scholars working in the arts and includes alumni working in music, film, theater, dance, writing, and more. In November, the AMS worked with Emerson College to run a national poll on perceptions of US UK ties and advanced Scholarship.

Key findings included: (1) nearly 2 in 3 Americans believe the relationship between the US and the UK is very important; (2) most

THE AMS DIGITAL PORTRAIT PROJECT

HAS REACHED OVER 1.5 MILLION VIEWERS TO DATE

NEARLY 2 IN 3 AMERICANS

BELIEVE THAT THE RELATIONSHIP

BETWEEN THE US AND THE UK IS

VERY IMPORTANT

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Americans (58%) believe the United States’ relationship with the United Kingdom is even more important today than it was five years ago and, (3) a clear majority of Americans (63%) support a bi-lateral trade deal with the UK upon its potential departure from the European Union through Brexit. The AMS press release with results from this national poll was picked up by 168 outlets / news sources with a potential audience of 83.8 million. The biggest pickups were articles in The Daily Mail (“Majority of Americans want a bilateral trade deal with the UK before or soon after we leave the EU, poll reveals”); and Breitbart News (“U.S. Ambassador: Trade Agreement ‘Not Possible’ with May’s Brexit Deal”). By the end of 2018, the AMS had completed filming and production of three videos in a series of Digital Marshall Portraits. The social media series is being developed in partnership with Dan Rather’s News and Guts Production Company.

The series aims to address critical issues of our time–highlighting ways in which the work of Marshall Scholars is impacting significant global challenges. The first three videos feature alumni: Dr. Doug Melton (1975), Harvard Stem Cell Institute; Professor Danielle Allen (1993), Safra Center for Ethics Professor at Harvard University; and Anne McClain (2002), NASA Astronaut who embarked on NASA’s December 2018 mission to the International Space Station.

The videos have reached 1.5 million social media users to date through Facebook and have received nearly 600,000 views / clicks as of this writing.

ACCORDING TO POLLING

CONDUCTED BY THE ASSOCIATION

OF MARSHALL SCHOLARS IN 2018:

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Funding

Future

79 new donors gave to the AMS in 2018, thanks in part, to the encouragement of a Marshall Scholar’s matching gift for new donations. Over 80% of these gifts came from small donors across 65 classes led by 39 class fundraisers, who helped us raise approximately $135,000 and reach nearly 20% Marshall Scholar participation in our fundraising efforts this year, comparable to our participation last year.

Our nearly two-year Marshall Challenge campaign has come to successful completion, raising a total of $2.26 million dollars. Bolstered by a generous million-dollar 1:1 challenge grant from Reid Hoffman (1990), the campaign was launched in the spring of 2017, and received gifts from approximately 850 donors, including over 15 Foundations and 30 major donors (giving $10,000 or more to the AMS).

The funds are helping the AMS to set up the Marshall Scholars Foundation, established in 2016, with initiatives that engage Marshalls Scholars to benefit the public, strengthen US-UK ties, and sustain the scholarship program.

Looking ahead to 2019-2020, the AMS aims to build a solid financial foundation in support of initiatives that build US UK ties, the Marshall community and the Scholarship program.

The AMS is committed to ensuring the Marshall Scholarship program remains a flagship British Government program well into the 21st Century. The AMS will continue to build its biennial Marshall Forum, which brings together British and American leaders and Marshall Scholars from public, private, and non-profit sectors; the AMS will also be developing pilot professional exchange programs and other opportunities to amplify Marshall Scholar expertise for public benefit - including its Marshall Digital Video pilot series and other communications opportunities.

Finally, the AMS will be welcoming a new AMS Board President, Meena Seshamani (1999), as Andrew Klaber (2004) successfully completes his final term at the AMS. Meena, who received her PhD in Economics at Oxford and subsequently earned an MD from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, currently works as the Vice President of Clinical Care Transformation at MedStar Health in addition to serving as a practicing physician. Over the past years, Meena has proved herself to be a strategic thinker on the AMS Board, a prudent leader of the AMS Governance Committee, and—over the past year—an outstanding president-elect. Her core officer team includes Vice President Scott Grinsell (’04), Treasurer William Coquillette (’71), and Executive Director Nell Breyer.

THE AMS IS COMMITTED TO

ENSURING THAT THE MARSHALL REMAINS

A FLAGSHIP UK GOVERNMENT

PROGRAM

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AMS Board & Leadership

PRESIDENTVICE-PRESIDENT

TREASURERCOMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR

CLERKSECRETARY

DIRECTOR (BRITISH AFFAIRS)CO-DIRECTOR (PROGRAM)CO-DIRECTOR (PROGRAM)

Andrew KlaberScott GrinsellWilliam H. CoquilleteZachary D. KaufmanWilliam H. CoquilleteNell BreyerTed Leinbaugh, OBEEmma Wu DowdBetsy Scherzer

OFFICERS

AMS ADVISORY BOARD CHAIRATLANTA SELECTION CHAIR

D.C. SELECTION CHAIRLOS ANGELES SELECTION CHAIR

SAN FRANCISCO SELECTION CHAIRCHICAGO SELECTION CHAIRBOSTON SELECTION CHAIR

NEW YORK SELECTION CHAIRHOUSTON SELECTION CHAIR

W. N. Harrell SmithJeffrey RosensweigBenjamin SpencerKatie ClarkJacob ChackoAdam MortaraJoanna LauDianne FlynnMary Edgerton

NON-VOTING HONORARY DIRECTORS

Lauren BaerPeter BarackMartin Budd

Ben CarmichaelSaj Cherian

Isobel ColemanJeff Gell

Martin GilkesScott Grinsell

Linn Hobbs, OBEParker HudsonTed Kamman

Zachary D. Kaufman

Bob KyleMichael Li

Betsey ScherzerMeena Seshamani

Margot SingerLen Srnka

DIRECTORS

Graham AllisonAnne Applebaum

Bruce BabbittStephen BreyerWilliam J. BurnsKurt Campbell

Thomas EverhartKeith Griffin

William Janeway, CBENannerl Overholser Keohane

Harold KohDouglas Melton

Peter OrszagW. N. Harrell Smith

Edward StolperKathleen Sullivan

Daniel Yergin

ADVISORY BOARD

HONORARY PATRONHIS ROYAL HIGHNESS, THE PRINCE OF WALES

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FinancialsASSETS Endowment (2) Operations TOTAL

Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 6,830 $ 881,127 $ 887,957

Other Current Assets (investments) $ 1,127,432 $ 29,951 $ 1,157,383

Total Assets $ 1,134,262 $ 911,078 $ 2,045,340

LIABILITIES & EQUITY Endowment (2) Operations TOTAL

Current Liabilities $ – $ 11,619 $ 11,619

Non-Current Liabilities $ – $ – $ –

Equity (Fund Balance) $ 1,134,262 $ 899,459 $ 2,033,721

Total Assets $ 1,134,262 $ 911,078 $ 2,045,340

Balance Sheet, as of December 31, 2018

Statement of Activities, January 1 - December 31, 2018

REVENUE Endowment (2) Operations TOTAL

Donations & Registration Fees $ 36,325 $ 925,811 $ 962,136

Investment Income $ (82,711) $ 1,262 $ (81,449)

Total Revenue $ (46,386) $ 927,078 $ 880,687

EXPENSES Endowment (2) Operations TOTAL

All Operating & Scholarship $ 75,000 $ 775,266 $ 850,266

Total Expenses $ 75,000 $ 775,266 $ 850,266

Net Income $ (121,386) $ 151,807 $ 30,421

Notes to financial statements

(1) The financial statements presented here are unaudited. The AMS undergoes an annual audit in accordance with Massachusetts’ law governing not-for-profit organizations. The audit of our 2018 financials will be completed in the third quarter of 2019. 2017 audited financials are available upon request.

(2) “Endowment” refers to the AMS Marshall Scholarship endowment, which is designated as a fund to support a Marshall Scholarship in perpetuity.

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Thank YouGUARANTORReid Hoffman, CBE (1990)Joan Gillings

SPONSORBritish Schools & Universities FoundationPatrick Byrne (1988)David B. Golub (1983)Song Tan (1985)

LEADERSHIP CIRCLEMartin Budd (1960)Thomas L. Friedman, OBE (1975)Robert P. Gray, OBE (1971)Scott Grinsell (2004)Andrew Klaber (2004)Bryan Leach (2000)Adam Mortara (1996)Nellie Mae Education Foundation

PATRONPeter Barack (1965)Adam Berry (2006)Mitchell Crusto (1977)Jeff Gell (1997)Elizabeth Harmer Dionne (1992)Henagan FoundationEdward Kamman (1985)Daniel Klessig (1971)Saundra Lumish (2002)Tom Lupfer (1979)Mark Anthony Matovich (1963)Philip Harwick Power (1962)Shell Oil Company FoundationFrank Trumbower (1959)

FRIENDSMichael Aktipis (2003)Graham Allison, Jr. (1962)Virginia Anderson (1976)Justin V. Anderson (2003)William Anton (1988)Anne Applebaum (1986)Jessica Ashooh (2006)Andrea AshworthLorraine Attreed (1977)Jessica Audrey Lee (2005)Byron Auguste (1989)Bruce Babbitt (1960) continued on back cover

Daniel Baer (2001)Lauren E. Baer (2002)Amy Barger (1993)Katherine Barrett Wiik (2000)Ara Barsam (1996)Michael Baxter (2009)Tildon Belgard (2008)BenevityKevin Benson (1990)Susan Bianconi (1978)Samuel Bjork (2010)Lauren Blum (2006)Harold Branam (1959)Kathryn Bretscher (1982)Frances M. Brodsky (1976)Christopher T. Brown (1999)Benjamin Buchanan (2013)Janet Gay Burroway (1958)William Butler (1963)David Campbell (1960)David Campbell (1966)Niko Canner (1994)Jacob Chacko (2000)David Chacko (2004)Samidh Chakrabarti (2003)Rebecca Chamberlain-Creanga (2001)Christina Chang (2012)Elizabeth Chapman (1965)Saj Cherian (1997)Jay Choi (2005)Christopher Chyba (1982)Katie Clark (2005)Curtis L. Clay (1966)Anne Cocos (2005)Adam Cohen (2001)Jerod Coker (2013)Isobel Coleman (1987)Community Foundation Greater DesmoinesPatricia Conrad (1980)Diana Coogle (1966)Carl Cowen (1967)Nancy Cox (1970)James A. Cunningham (1968)Annamarie A. Daley (1980)Ben Daus-Haberle (2015)Daniel T. Davis (2004)Rachel Denison (2006)

FRIENDS (CONTINUED)

Elizabeth Deutsch (2011)Ajit Divakaruni (2006)Patrick Donnan (2014)

Thomas Dougherty (1970)Jane Downer (1976)Ethan Eade (2004)

Mary Edgerton (1976)Carol Edler Bauman (1954)

Ernest L. Edwards, OBE (1968)Elizabeth Emens (1995)Thomas Everhart (1955)

Nathan Fagre (1977)Nancy Fairbank (2017)

Richard Falkenrath (1991)Rebecca Farnum (2012)Douglas Faulkner (1980)

Karen Feigh (2001)Roger Feldman (1967)

Anna Feuer (2011)Kathleen Anne Fickle (1974)

Richard Fiddler (1958)D. Cameron Findlay (1982)

Christopher S. Forman (1983)Stacy & Matthew Frazier (2002)

Steven & Becky Fredrickson (1992)Richard Friedman (1976)

Alex Frouman (2012)Barry Fujishin (1972)

Jon Fuller (1960)Alexander Fullman (2013)

Thomas Gaisser (1962)Eric Gardiner (2008)

Laura Gardner (2002)Stephen Garvey (1987)

Lev Gelb (1992)Joshua Geltzer (2005)Marie Gerlach (1983)Gay P. Gervin (1959)Nancy Gibbs (1982)

Walter Glancy (1964)Andrew Golding (1982)Joshua Goldman (2002)

Stephen F. Goldmann (1966)Jack Goodman (1989)Robert Gordon (1962)

Alexandra Gordon (1991)Adam Grogg (2004)

Chris Gronning (1977)Lisa Grove (1994)

Vipin Gupta (1989)Marc Gustafson (2007)

Scott Gwara (1984)Sami Halabi (1999)

Thomas E. Halverson (1989)Ulcca Hansen (2001)

Nicholas T. Hartman (2003)Jerry Hausman (1970)

Benjamin Heineike (2002)Dale Henderson (1963)

Patrick Henry (1960)Helen Hershkoff (1973)

Kurt Herzer (2009)Caroline M. Hibbard (1964)

Bruce Hickey (1995)Thomas Hirschfeld (1984)

Linn W. Hobbs, OBE (1966)Jessica Hohman (2006)Theodore Hong (1995)

Thomas E. Horton (1982)

Cathleen Hoskins (1971)Andrea Howard (2015)

Hans Hsu (1984)Bert Huang (1996)

Rebecca Hubbard (2000)Parker Hudson (1968)Gary Hufbauer (1960)

Katherine L. Hunt (1975)Erin Hylton (2014)

Warren Ilchman (1957)Tom Isherwood (2006)

Steven Jaffe (1977)William H. Janeway, CBE (1965)

Alison Jenkins (1995)Robert Jones (1961)

Charles M. Kahn (1975)Martin H. Kaplan (1971)

Joshua Katz (1991)Wallace Kaufman (1961)

Zachary Daniel Kaufman (2002)Judd Kennedy (2008)

Nannerl Keohane (1961)Alec Kercheval (1980)

Sariah Khormaee (2006)Thomas C. Killian (1991)

Linda Kinstler (2015)Jessica Kirkpatrick (2003)Michael Klarman (1984)

Max Kleiman-Weiner (2009)Harold Koh (1975)

Philip D. Kohn (1974)Doug Kruse (1972)

Timothy Krysiek (2005)Jeffrey Kunz (1971)

Frederick Lamb (1967)Jessica Lanney (2010)

Shirley Lans (1956)Chris Laumann (2003)

Carol F. Lee (1976)Albert Shu Yuan Lee (1997)

Ted Leinbaugh (1975)Leslie Lewis (1985)

Elizabeth Lewis-Pardoe (1992)Tianhui Li (2007)

Matthew Linsley (2008)Wheaton Little (2002)

Paul Liu (1981)Samuel M. Livermore (1973)

Christy Lorgen (1992)Colleen Loynachan (2014)

Nancy Lublin (1993)Jingyuan Luo (2011)

Kyle Mahowald (2009)Alexei A. Maradudin (1954)Kimberly Marshall (1982)

Jerry Mashaw (1964)Jeffrey Mathews (1989)

Charles T. Maxwell (1954)Brian Mazzeo (2005)

David McCrary (2002)Patricia McGrath (1973)

Anya McGuirk (1980)Austin Mckinney (2010)

Matthew McMillan (2014)Paras Mehta (1994)Doug Melton (1975)David Mengel (1993)

Terry Miller (1965)Frederic A. Miller (1974)

Tracey Miller-Tomlinson (1994)David Morgan (1960)Brian Mueller (2009)

Aroop Mukharji (2010)David Newkirk (1974)Berl R. Oakley (1971)

Robert A. Oden (1969)Wendy Olsen (1982)

Sam Olyha (2014)Omidyar Network Fund

Ethan Orwin (2007)Alexander Oshmyansky (2005)

James Andy Ozment (2002)Aaron Padilla (1998)

Michael Pakaluk (1980)Catherine Parker (1965)Alan Petersburg (1981)

Thuy Phung (1989)Judith Plotz (1960)Michael Poll (2012)Alison Post (1998)

James Poterba (1980)Lois Doris Potter (1961)James Powers (2005)

Lisa Pruitt (1989)Tony Quainton (1955)

Susan Quainton (1957)Maureen Quirk (1977)

Julia Rafal-Baer (2006)Sheela Ramesh (2009)Rafael Ramirez (1973)

Leah Rand (2012)Rahul Rao (1994)

Rahul Rekhi (2013)Jeffrey Rhodes (1987)

Gregory Richardson (1981)David C. Rikert (1967)Cheryl Rivkin (1990)

Miranda Rizzolo (2015)Dave Roberts (1999)

Steven Robinette (2010)Skyler Ross (2016)

David A. Rottenberg (1963)Wendy & Daniel Rowland (1963)

Lea Ruscio (1999)Sophie Rutenbar (2007)

Matthew Saal (1988)Mary Sargent (1970)

Lewis D. Sargentich (1965)Betsy Scherzer (2007)Craig Schiffries (1980)

Stephen Schneider (1956)Mark Schneider (1996)

David Schoenbrod (1963)Jeri Schuessler (2014)

Michael Schwam-Baird (2005)Maia Schweizer (2004)

Nathan R.W. Selden (1986)Joseph Seliga (1995)Sylvia Sellers (1998)

Matthew Sellers (2012)Meena Seshamani (1999)

Kannon Shanmugam (1993)James A. Shapiro (1964)Joseph Shapiro (2005)

Carla Shatz (1969)Emily Shearer (2014)

William Shebar (1979)Douglas R. Shier (1968)

Seana Shiffrin (1988)Richard Shoaf (1970)Michelle Short (1985)

Sandra E. Shumway (1974)Loren Siebert (1993)Erin Simpson (2017)

Margot Singer (1984)Michael Smith (1973)Craig Snydal (1995)

Mark Spiegelman (1985)Len Srnka (1968)

Guy Von Gunten Stevens (1960)Edward M. Stolper (1974)

Kelly Storrs (2009)Lisa & Kurt Strovink (1992)Kathleen M. Sullivan (1976)Michael Sulmeyer (2004)Dewitt L. Sumners (1963)

Alice Sverdlik (2008)Julie Marie Tarara (1991)Brian Dean Taylor (1987)

Helena Taylor (1995)The Glass Foundation

Charles G. Thomas (1962)James Thompson (1968)

Michael Tomz (1992)Alar Toomre (1957)

Terry Totemeier (1991)James S. Trefil (1960)William Tsutsui (1985)Garrett Turner (2012)

Eric Haynes Twerdahl (2004)Richard Tyner (1970)

Ben Umans (2011)Rein Aarne Uritam (1961)

Marisa Bronwyn Van Saanen (2002)Nathaniel Parker Van

Valkenburgh (2003)J Pace Vandevender (1969)

Sophia Veltfort (2012)Victorya Vilk (2008)

Patrick T. Villani (1963)Rebecca Walkowitz (1992)Bradford B. Walters (1973)Katherine Weber (2007)

Daniel Weeks (2006)Maria Weigel (1993)

Matthew Werdegar (1992)Donald Wesling (1960)James Wesner (1961)Joshua West (1998)

Charles Whaley (1954)Jacob White (2011)

Jesse L. White, Jr. (1966)Matthew Wikander (1970)Michael Wilkerson (2010)

Lawrence H. Wilkinson (1972)Gerard Williger (1985)

Peter Winn (1980)Thomas Wolf (2005)

Matthew Wringel (1993)Graham Wyatt (1980)Deborah Yaffe (1987)

Evan Young (1999)Yun William Yu (2009)Jan Ziolkowski (1977)