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HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College, and the HACC FoundationAnnual Report 2013-14

2013-14 HACC Board of Trustees

Timothy L. Sandoe Chair

Thomas B. Richey Vice Chair

Toni H. Sharp Secretary

Peter C. Wambach Assistant Secretary

Frank A. Conte Treasurer

Nailah I. Rogers, Esq. Assistant Treasurer

Daniel P. Delaney, Esq.

Randy E. Eckels

Deep C. Gupta

Sally S. Klein

Loren H. Kroh

William M. Murray, M.D.

Hector R. Ortiz, Ph.D.

Charles R. Peguese, M.S.

Robert J. Phillips

Jeffrey A. Shaffer

Vicki R. Shannon

Ty Strohl

Mark A. Whitmoyer

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2013-14 HACC Foundation Board of Directors

James E. Grandon, Jr.HACC Foundation Chairman

Niles S. BennHACC Foundation Vice Chairman

John J. “Ski” Sygielski, Ed.D.President, HACC,

Central Pennsylvania’s Community College

HACC Foundation Secretary

Linnie S. Carter, Ph.D., APRVice President of College Advancement,

HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College

Executive Director, HACC Foundation

John M. EberlyVice President of Finance,

HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College

HACC Foundation Treasurer

Marion C. Alexander Dennis L. Benchoff

H. Edward BlackFrank A. ConteErnest P. Davis

Oralia Garcia Dominic, Ph.D.Donald Enders, Jr.

Norma GotwaltNicholas Hughes

Greg KingGary Laabs

Howell C. Mette, Esq.Timothy L. Sandoe

Kristin ScofieldRichard “Rick” Scott

Kenneth R. ShuttsRandy Sibert

Sheryl M. SimmonsStephen Staman

Frank R. SourbeerRichard W. Stevenson

HACC Foundation Board of Directors Emeriti

William H. AlexanderFrank J. Dixon

Donald Freedman, M.D.Kristen Olewine Milke

“We don’t teach students what to think; we teach them how to think.” – Jim Terry, Professor of Political Science, Emeritus

Table of Contents

Message from the President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Happy Birthday, HACC! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Fond Memories and Hopeful Visions: HACC’s Past, Present and Future . . . . . . . 9

50th Anniversary Year Begins New Marketing Campaign . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Bike Tour Provides $41,000 in Scholarships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Time to ReDISCOVER HACC! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Conference Center Transformed into the Ted Lick Administration Building . . . 23

Milestones in Health Careers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Workforce Development Expands Massage Therapy to HACC’s York Campus . 27

HACC Partners with SACA for Nurse Aide Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Mobile Learning Through iTunes U and Virtual Learning / Lebanon Campus Collaboration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Harrisburg Campus Office of Academic Success Becomes Pearson VUE Certified . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Monitoring Report Reflects Strength of College’s Assessment Capabilities . . . 33

Faculty Collaborate for Zombie Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Faculty Continue to Achieve National Recognition for Excellence in Teaching . 35

Lancaster Campus Celebrates Ninth “Readers Choice” Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Gettysburg Faculty Create Opportunities for Students with Scholarships . . . . . 37

Safety for Students, Staff and Community Members in Gettysburg . . . . . . . . . . 38

Human Resources Department Supports Employees for Security and Success . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

HACC Foundation provided support of more than $2 million . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Donations in Honor and in Memory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

2013-14 HACC Foundation Donor List and New Funds created . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Foundation Received $1,870,480 in gifts from individuals and organizations . 50

Nearly $2.5 million in Grant Funds Awarded in 2013-14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

HACC Foundation Financial Statement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

Link to College Financial Statement and details . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 3

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“Each of us at HACC has the potential every day to positively impact the lives of hundreds of students. But we must meet them where they are and help them successfully navigate times of change and uncertainty – utilizing what works best for them. And what could be more rewarding? Our students are the hope for tomorrow.”

– HACC President John J. “Ski” Sygielski, Ed.D.

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John J. “Ski” Sygielski, Ed.D., HACC president

Greetings!For the first time, HACC and the HACC Foundation present a combined annual report for fiscal year 2013-14. Inside you will read about employees, donors and others in the community who are changing the lives of HACC students throughout our geographic footprint. You will also find financial statements with links to more data available through our website. I am fortunate to be with HACC at such a historic time. We began HACC’s 50th year by celebrating our history, successes and growth from a single campus to a five-campus institution serving 10 counties in Pennsylvania plus students all over the world. As part of our celebration, students received tuition giveaways made possible by generous contributions by donors during my journey to all the campuses in Dr. Ski’s Miles of Gratitude – Tour de HACC last April. Special anniversary events, such as the historical panel discussion and lectures, brought visitors to our campuses to experience all that HACC has to offer.This report also recognizes those who support HACC with their generous contributions and acknowledges their investment in the vitality of our region’s workforce.I hope that you enjoy the report and the chance to reflect on the results of the hard work of so many people. Stay tuned! There are more incredible things to come!

John J. “Ski” Sygielski, Ed.D.President, HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community CollegeHACC Foundation Secretary

Dr. Ski arrives at the York Campus during Dr. Ski’s Miles of Gratitude – Tour de HACC.

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“I love the doors that HACC has opened for me.” - HACC student

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Happy Birthday, HACC!

HACC kicked off its 50th anniversary in February 2014 with birthday parties at each of its five campuses. From homemade cupcakes prepared by HACC’s culinary students and presentations of proclamations to speeches from past alumni and current students, each campus put a unique twist on the birthday parties.

Chef Autumn Patti, culinary instructor, left; David T. Mills III, culinary student; and Chef Elizabeth Robison, pastry instructor; along with other culinary arts students created 1,500 special 50th anniversary cupcakes for the birthday parties.

Select a campus to see more photos of the celebrations: Gettysburg Harrisburg Lancaster Lebanon York

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“[HACC helps students to] live the American Dream. You can do more than your parents did!” –Jim Odom, D.A., Former President of HACC

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Fond Memories and Hopeful Visions: HACC’s Past, Present and Future

In 2014, HACC celebrated its 50th year of providing access and academic excellence to Central Pennsylvania’s communities. From its revolutionary beginning in 1964 until today, HACC has served as a beacon for those who thought they wouldn’t be able to attend college, whether because they believed they couldn’t afford to attend or they were afraid they wouldn’t be accepted. As HACC President John J. “Ski” Sygielski, Ed.D., often says, HACC and its community college brethren throughout the nation are the Ellis Island of higher education. HACC changes lives.

For 50 years, HACC has offered educational excellence to those whom might not otherwise have been able to attend college and achieve their dreams. Oh, and also Jane Fonda and streaking football teams…just like those big four-year institutions. Many who attended HACC in the early ’70s fondly remember Fonda’s visit to HACC’s Harrisburg Campus and the day that HACC’s football team streaked across the quad in front of the Cooper Center.

Beginning in spring 2014, HACC began to document the experiences of alumni, faculty, staff and board members who have been part of the HACC family for decades. Their stories poignantly remind us why we are here and why we need to ensure that the institution

remains vibrant and vital for the next 50 years and beyond.

Read more in “50 Years of HACC History”

50 Years ofHACC History

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In a panel discussion held in April 2014, five current and former faculty members with decades of experience at HACC shared their memories of the College. The panel included Trum Simmons, emeritus professor of English and communications; Yvonne Milspaw, senior professor of English and humanities; Jim Terry, emeritus professor of government and politics; Linda Myers, professor of mathematics; and Ron Rebuck, director of nursing.

When asked, “why HACC?”, they all had the same answer: “We love teaching.” One of the special things about HACC is that students have direct access to the faculty. Few classes have more than 26 students and many faculty linger in the classroom long after the formal lecture has ended. HACC faculty relishes the opportunity to interact with students. They enjoy being in the classroom and most of all, they love seeing the spark when a student “gets it.” Many of the faculty interviewed for the 50th Anniversary story bank thought they might just work at HACC for a few years to get a start and move on, but ended up staying for their entire careers.

When asked about their vision for HACC’s future, panel members agreed they hope to see HACC maintain its solid liberal arts core. Students need a broad-based education that will prepare them for lifelong learning and provide them with the critical thinking skills they need to be successful. HACC’s liberal arts core helps students to understand the world around them, evaluate data and make good judgments, whether personal, career or civic in nature. The liberal arts serve as a solid base on which to build skills throughout a lifetime. The panel agreed that HACC faculty doesn’t teach our students what to think; they teach them how to think.

Linda Myers, professor of mathematics

Jim Terry, emeritus professor of government and politics

Ron Rebuck, director of nursing

Trum Simmons, emeritus professor of English and communications

Yvonne Milspaw, senior professor of English and humanities

The panel included Ron Rebuck, director of nursing; Linda Myers, professor of mathematics; Trum Simmons, emeritus professor of English and communications; Jim Terry, emeritus professor of government and politics; and Yvonne Milspaw, senior professor of English and humanities.

Pete Wambach, a member of HACC’s first class, fondly remembers the College as “a godsend.” His professors had a great impact on him. As a current member of the HACC Board of Trustees, Wambach, a retired state legislator, is delighted to see first-generation students like him graduate. As a high-school honor student and page boy in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Wambach saw then-Gov. Bill Scranton sign the community college bill and knew immediately this was his pathway to a college degree.

Joseph Porter, also a member of HACC’s first class and a first-generation college student, didn’t believe he could afford college. For Porter, HACC’s professors made the difference by turning his life around. Their genuine concern for students helped those like him who didn’t know how to study. Porter is a lifelong learner who returned to HACC after retiring to learn to be a master gardener.

Judy Darr, a HACC alumna and laboratory management adjunct faculty member, knew that HACC offered her an opportunity to attend the program she wanted at a great price and close to home. Darr remembers that HACC faculty has a way of not assuming that everyone knows the basics and helped her to write better than most of her peers who had begun their careers at four-year institutions. Darr’s 41-year career is a result of the high-quality training she received at HACC. In her current position with Pinnacle Health, Darr recruits students directly from HACC’s medical laboratory technician program, a testament to its lasting impact and continued quality.

James Schadewald, a HACC alumnus and assistant professor of psychology, recalls that HACC really set him up for the future by realizing that he is intelligent and just didn’t know how to learn. After success at HACC, Schadewald knows not only how to learn, but also to help students of all abilities learn to succeed.

HACC’s faculty say that they are here for the students…this sentiment is confirmed by the testament from alumni who have made HACC a permanent part of their lives. They are here working in the community today because their professors at HACC have always been devoted to their success. Faculty like Greg Hess, emeritus professor of counseling, who served the College for 43 years, wanted to be part of HACC because they see it as a vocation, not just a job. HACC offers meaning – for students, faculty, staff and community volunteers alike. 11

“The teacher/student relationship. We aren’t an anonymous face in a lecture hall like at a big university. I’ve had university experience and community college experience and I would take HACC any day.”

- HACC student

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50th anniversary year begins new marketing campaignYOURS branding and marketing campaign

In February 2014, HACC launched the new brand to the public, and the College began implementing it into materials, content and more in March 2014.

On April 7, 2014, the marketing campaign launched to engage prospective students and point them to HACC to enroll. The campaign consisted of advertising, including:• 15-second and 30-second television commercials on cable networks (Discovery

channel, Comedy Central, Cartoon Network (Adult Swim) and the History channel). They’re available on YouTube.

• Billboards in Gettysburg, Harrisburg, Lancaster, Lebanon and York• Newspaper advertising • Radio advertising (WINK 104.1, WGTY 107.7, WLAN FM, Pandora)• Digital and social media (Facebook, YouTube, AdWords)

Mailings to support the advertising, included:

Postcard mailings to current students, individuals who attended HACC but left without completing, high school students, parents of high school students and individuals who have at least 45 credits and are close to graduation

To support the direct mail, HACC distributed email blasts to reinforce and support the messaging on the postcards.

Materials were developed for the Office of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management to use when speaking to prospective students (examples include a viewbook, financial aid brochure and transfer brochure).

Billboards, postcards, email blasts, digital and social media also were used to promote the one-stop events in April and June at each campus. One-stop events enable prospective students to apply to HACC and enroll in classes in one visit.

Branded templates were made available for employees and students to use for their internal communications.

“HACC was a godsend…I knew that the community college bill was my pathway to college.” – Pete Wambach, ’66, HACC Board of Trustees

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Bike Tour Provides $41,000 in Scholarships

To celebrate HACC’s 50th anniversary and to thank alumni, board members, community members, donors, employees and students for their support, HACC President John J. “Ski” Sygielski, Ed.D., kicked off Dr. Ski’s Miles of Gratitude – Tour de HACC on April 22, 2014. In three days, he biked 170 miles with more than 1,200 people joining the celebration as he entered each of the five campuses to give away scholarships, bicycles and other items. If you weren’t able to join us, check out the videos below and the photos from each campus!

50th Golden Anniversary Sponsors:

Premium Event Sponsor:

Catering Sponsors: Eastern PCM, LLC GreenWorks Development, LLC

Registration Sponsors:

James E. Grandon Jr. Murray Associates Architects, P.C. PinnacleHealth System

Promotions Sponsors:

Norma Gotwalt Thomas B. Richey Central Penn College Enders Insurance Gannett Fleming, Inc. Highmark Blue Shield and United Concordia Dental Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency PSECU Wilsbach Distributors, Inc.

Dr. Ski’s Miles of Gratitude – Tour de HACC Sponsors:

HACC Five-Campus Celebration Station Sponsor

HACC One-Campus Celebration Station Sponsors:

Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates Architects – Lancaster Campus Francis J. Dixon Foundation – Lebanon Campus Lois Lehrman Grass Foundation – Harrisburg Campus RPA, Inc. – Gettysburg Campus

We would not be able to celebrate our 50th anniversary without our sponsors’ generosity. We are truly grateful to the 50th Golden Anniversary and Dr. Ski’s Miles of Gratitude – Tour de HACC sponsors:

Video: Lebanon Campus welcomes Dr. Ski to his first stop

>Video: Gettysburg Campus waits for

Dr. Ski’s arrival

>Video: Dr. Ski enters his final stop:

Harrisburg Campus

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Miles of Gratitude stop at the Lancaster Campus

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From left: Jaime Spitler, Carol Nouril, Chris Rothermel, Dawn Fradera and Bradley Thomas.

Scholarship Sponsor Scholarship Winner

Murray Giving Foundation Bradley Thomas

Murray Giving Foundation Dawn Fradera

Murray Giving Foundation Jaime Spitler

Murray Giving Foundation Chris Rothermel

Murray Giving Foundation Carol Nouril

Lebanon Campus

Dr. Ski congratulated the winners of the 41 $1,000 scholarships, 23 bicycles and more than 50 giveaways. See the list of the scholarship winners by campus

From left: Ruby Hollman, Karen Wray. Derek Stoltzfus, Kyle Kuehn, Tameassa Eckert and Joseph Vogt.

Scholarship Sponsor Scholarship Winner

Murray Giving Foundation Derek Stoltzfus

Murray Giving Foundation Tameassa Eckert

Murray Giving Foundation Kyle Kuehn

Murray Giving Foundation Joseph Vogt

Lancaster Bike Club Ruby Hollman

Lancaster Bike Club Karen Wray

Lancaster Campus

From left: Dr. Ski, Britney Sanders, Paula Kreiser, Jesus Alamon, Michael Harris, Joshua Flowers, Carrie Scott, Kiana Chow-Kai and Then-Campus Vice President Jean Treuthart.

Scholarship Sponsor Scholarship Winner

Murray Giving Foundation Britney Sanders

Murray Giving Foundation Jesus Alamon

Murray Giving Foundation Kiana Chow-Kai

Murray Giving Foundation Michael Harris

Murray Giving Foundation Joshua Flowers

Paul and Lori Rudy Paula Kreiser

York Campus Full-Time Faculty Carrie Scott

York Campus

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From left, Rachel Anschuetz, Angel Solorio, Kaylee Mehaffie, Sara Pentz, Lisa Skiles, and Kathy Thompson.

Scholarship Sponsor Scholarship Winner

Murray Giving Foundation Kaylee Mehaffie

Murray Giving Foundation Angel Solorio

Murray Giving Foundation Sara Pentz

Murray Giving Foundation Kathy Thompson

Murray Giving Foundation Rachel Anschuetz

In Memory of Dr. Robert G. Brough Lisa Skiles

Gettysburg Campus

From left, Yousef Hassan, Dr. Ski and Brian Rivera.

Scholarship Sponsor Scholarship Winner

Steve Perrault Yousef Hassan

John J. “Ski” Sygielski, Ed.D. Brian Rivera

Midtown 2

Front row, from left, Latoya Stump, Amanda Kurtz, Heather Walters, Kylen La Rue, Kaila Anderson-Garrison, Rebecca Arney, Irene Radczenko, Nancy Lee, Bradley Horn, Molly Lemke, Jeff Sassaman, Liudmyla Galarza, Dung H. Tu; back row, Bradford Oliver. In front, Hemingway the Hawk.

Scholarship Sponsor Scholarship Winner

Murray Giving Foundation Irene Radczenko

Murray Giving Foundation Heather Walters

Murray Giving Foundation Rebecca Arney

Murray Giving Foundation Bradley Horn

Murray Giving Foundation Dung H. Tu

Henry W. Rhoads, Esq. Bradford Oliver

In Honor of Margaret I. Spahr Kaila Anderson-Garri-son

Oak Brook Asset Management Corporation

Molly Lemke

PNC Nancy Lee

PNC Kylen La Rue

PNC Amanda Kurtz

Murray Securus Latoya Stump

Pedro Cortès & Lissette Lizardi Cortès Jeff Sassaman

McNees, Wallace and Nurick, LLC Liudmyla Galarza

Harrisburg Campus

“I love HACC that it gives me a chance to continue my education while I’m home and working full time.”

- HACC student

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Time to ReDISCOVER HACC!

From April 21-26, 2014, HACC said thank you by showing the community how HACC is completely YOURS. Students, employees, donors, retirees, board members and the public were invited to discover everything that HACC has to offer – for FREE. HACC encouraged individuals to visit its five campuses to participate in more than 60 free events and activities, including lectures, presentations, classes, movie screenings, open houses, tours and more.A sample of the events included:

Associate Professor of English Brett Stumphy

A movie screening of “1,000 to 1: The Cory Weissman Story” Part of “1,000 to 1: The Cory Weissman Story” was filmed at the Gettysburg Campus.

Dr. Brett Stumphy’s, associate professor of English at the Lebanon Campus, presented a lecture, “A String of Pearls: Memory, Mystery and Batman”

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HACC students led a stream cleanup along the Paxton Creek to celebrate Earth Day

Massage therapy students offered chair massages

The Sen. John J. Shumaker Public Safety Center (PSC) held an open house, including a confined space rescue, fire apparatus and aerial ladder static display, vehicle accident and extrication static display, a backdraft demonstration and more.

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“Democracy without education is impossible.” – Trumbull Simmons, Senior Professor of English, Emeritus

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Ted Lick Administration Building

Wildwood Conference Center Transformed into the Ted Lick Administration Building

In 2013, the Wildwood Conference Center was transformed into the C. Ted Lick Administration Building on the Harrisburg Campus. Renovations began in January 2013 and transitioned the previous space to house administrative offices for Collegewide administration employees. Employees in the following functional units moved into the renovated space in January 2014:• Office of the Provost and Academic Affairs• Office of College Advancement• Office of Finance• Office of Human Resources• Office of Information Services and Technologies • Office of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management

Ted Lick Administration Building

Members of the Ted Lick family join Dr. Ski (far left) and Tim Sandoe, HACC Board of Trustees chair, (far right), to dedicate the building.

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“Good people; a welcoming work environment; engaging projects; ability to be creative; helping faculty be their best, so our students can be their best!”

- HACC employee

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Milestones in Health Careers

A number of advancements in health-related programs took place in 2013-14 that is keeping the College technically up to date and keeping its curriculum competitive.

HACC’s Gettysburg Campus celebrated the 10th anniversary of opening of the associate degree (RN) nursing program at the campus. “HACC’s nursing program has been a positive venture for the people of this region,” said Kris O’Shea, vice president of Patient Care Services at WellSpan Gettysburg Hospital, one of the College’s partners in establishing the nursing program in Gettysburg. “Healthcare providers, such as the hospital, and the people they serve have benefitted from having trained nurses to help meet the needs of the community. For people interested in starting a nursing career, the program provides a path to success.”

In addition to Gettysburg Hospital/Wellspan, HACC partnered with Hanover Hospital, Chambersburg Hospital and other area health care facilities to establish the nursing program and provide quality clinical learning experiences that would bring highly trained, skilled nurses to the community. Since the start of the progeram, more than 350 students have graduated and are providing health care in hospitals, doctor’s offices, clinics, emergency rooms and other areas in the community where people need care.

Six scholarships are available to qualified students who enroll in HACC’s Gettysburg Campus associate degree nursing program:• Gettysburg Hospital Faith Redding Memorial Scholarship• Esther Little Scholarship in Nursing• Twila Charles Memorial Nursing Scholarship• Margaret Trew Cline Foundation Scholarship• Dr. William F and Mrs. Jennifer M Railing Scholarship Endowment• Community Endowed Gettysburg Campus Nursing Scholarship

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Excellent reviews of healthcare programs during regular accreditation visits

HACC’s diagnostic medical sonography (DMS) and dental hygiene programs received exceptional reviews during accreditation visits at the Harrisburg Campus. In addition, the surgical technology program received kudos as a leader in the field.

The DMS program received glowing marks with no violations reported and high acknowledgements from its accrediting agency, the Joint Review Committee on Education in Diagnostic Medical Sonography.

The Commission of Dental Accreditation also provided high marks to the dental hygiene program.

During the annual “Sealant Night” in February 2014, 159 dental sealant procedures were given for free and dental health information provided to more than 500 community members by students, faculty, staff and community volunteers.

The surgical technology program received a certificate of merit from the National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting in recognition of a 100 percent pass rate on the national certification exam in 2013. The class of 2014 also received a 100 percent pass rate, marking the third consecutive year all of HACC’s surgical technology students have aced the national exam.

In addition, the surgical technology program received recognition for its 100 percent student participation in the Galaxy Start Program of the Association of Surgical Technology, a professional organization

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“It’s important to me to have meaning in my life and be of significance to other people. I see this as a vocation, not a job.” – Greg Hess, Senior Professor of Counseling and Associate Professor of Philosophy, Emeritus

Workforce Development Expands Massage Therapy Program to HACC’s York Campus

To meet the increasing popularity and demand for massage therapists both locally and nationally, HACC expanded its 12-month massage therapy program to the York Campus beginning in January 2014. It is the same curriculum offered at the Harrisburg Campus.

Learn more about HACC’s massage therapy program.

Rachel Benbow moved back to Pennsylvania from Athens, Greece, and is enrolled in the Massage Therapy program to become a licensed massage therapist (LMT). Benbow plans to start her own massage therapy business, specializing in holistic gentle care for children with autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and for survivors of abuse and trauma.

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“I love that HACC is a place for second chances...where students can realize their postponed potential.”

- HACC employee

HACC Partners with SACA for Nurse Aide Training

HACC’s Lancaster Campus expanded its partnership with the Spanish American Civic Association (SACA) in February 2014 to become the educational provider for Tec Centro, SACA’s new training facility. The first class in HACC’s Workforce Healthcare Education nurse aide training program graduated in May 2014 with students earning certifications of completion/graduation.

HACC’s Workforce Development unit collaborated with SACA to provide skills training programs at Tec Centro, including nurse aide training, medical receptionist, culinary, construction and machine operator, among other future programs. The partnership is expansion of the collaboration between SACA and HACC, which has been providing bilingual skills training to the Lancaster Hispanic community for several years.

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“After 15 years, I can’t imagine working anywhere else.” – Shannon Harvey, Vice President, HACC’s Gettysburg Campus

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High-tech HACCMobile Learning Through iTunes U

Did you know that HACC is a leader in Apple’s iTunes U? This popular app allows users from anywhere in the world to download podcast lectures created by faculty experts, including some of our best and brightest faculty. Podcasts are invaluable because they allow students at HACC and elsewhere to view course materials anytime, anywhere to review concepts they may struggle with or refresh their knowledge of a previous course to help them succeed in higher-level courses.

In iTunes U, HACC’s faculty stands tall beside Duke, Stanford, Yale and MIT. HACC offers 17 full iTunes U courses and 129 iTunes U collections. HACC faculty has sold more than 210 iBooks Textbooks. Podcasts created by HACC faculty are among iTunes U’s top 10 most downloaded lectures.

Alfred Siha, Ed.D., assistant professor of English at HACC’s York Campus, podcasted a full 16-week course, English Essentials: Writing, for students who need extra tutoring in English 051. Dr. Siha is also the author of an iBooks Textbook of the same name that has been sold in more than 30 countries.

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Course Author Publish Date

Worldwide Subscribers (as of June 30, 2014)

Introduction to Planetary Astronomy Robert Wagner Aug. 16, 2013 18,865

Introduction to Stellar Astronomy Robert Wagner Jan. 13, 2012 86,264

English Essentials: Writing Alfred Siha April 1, 2014 61,333

Applied Calculus for Business Oiyin Pauline Chow July 31, 2012 7,820

Beginning Algebra Susan Cooper-Nguyen Aug. 7, 2013 27,167

Calculus I Oiyin Pauline Chow March 2, 2014 10,569

Calculus II Oiyin Pauline Chow Dec.10, 2013 12,695

Calculus III Oiyin Pauline Chow April 21, 2014 377

College Algebra Oiyin Pauline Chow July 12, 2012 137,682

College Algebra v2 Susan Cooper-Nguyen Aug. 15, 2012 2,798

College Algebra v3 Pam Capwell (Watkins) Feb. 12, 2013 4,088

Differential Equations Oiyin Pauline Chow Jan. 13, 2012 70,301

Intermediate Algebra Pam Capwell (Watkins) Jan. 13, 2012 176,589

Intermediate Algebra v2 Susan Cooper-Nguyen June 30, 2014 2,531

Introduction to Statistics Susan Cooper-Nguyen Jan. 13, 2012 152,053

Principles of Mathematics Linda Buckwalter Jan. 13, 2012 122,583

Trigonometry Jason Rosenberry Jan. 13, 2012 96,320

HACC iTunes U courses and faculty

Alfred Siha, Ed.D., assistant professor of English at HACC’s York Campus, developed an iTunes U writing course in April 2014. The course has consistently been ranked in the top 10 worldwide, alongside courses from Harvard, Yale and Stanford, and nearly 60,000 users across the globe have subscribed to the course. Siha has received dozens of emails from subscribers in China, Argentina, Rwanda, Russia, Malaysia, Canada and the U.S. thanking him for the course, expressing a desire to improve their English and inquiring about HACC course offerings.Siha’s iBooks Textbook, published in May 2014, jumped into the top 10 category of paid textbooks and has sold more than 400 copies in 30 different languages. To access the course and textbook, simply search for “English Essentials: Writing” in the iTunes U store.

Globally

Course Author Publish Date

Worldwide Subscribers (as of June 30, 2014)

Introduction to Planetary Astronomy Robert Wagner Aug. 16, 2013 18,865

Introduction to Stellar Astronomy Robert Wagner Jan. 13, 2012 86,264

English Essentials: Writing Alfred Siha April 1, 2014 61,333

Applied Calculus for Business Oiyin Pauline Chow July 31, 2012 7,820

Beginning Algebra Susan Cooper-Nguyen Aug. 7, 2013 27,167

Calculus I Oiyin Pauline Chow March 2, 2014 10,569

Calculus II Oiyin Pauline Chow Dec.10, 2013 12,695

Calculus III Oiyin Pauline Chow April 21, 2014 377

College Algebra Oiyin Pauline Chow July 12, 2012 137,682

College Algebra v2 Susan Cooper-Nguyen Aug. 15, 2012 2,798

College Algebra v3 Pam Capwell (Watkins) Feb. 12, 2013 4,088

Differential Equations Oiyin Pauline Chow Jan. 13, 2012 70,301

Intermediate Algebra Pam Capwell (Watkins) Jan. 13, 2012 176,589

Intermediate Algebra v2 Susan Cooper-Nguyen June 30, 2014 2,531

Introduction to Statistics Susan Cooper-Nguyen Jan. 13, 2012 152,053

Principles of Mathematics Linda Buckwalter Jan. 13, 2012 122,583

Trigonometry Jason Rosenberry Jan. 13, 2012 96,320

HACC Lebanon Campus and Virtual Learning Partnership

HACC’s Lebanon Campus is the home of the College’s newest collaborative learning spaces. Announced in March 2014 and will take effect in the fall, HACC students will be able to attend blendedcourses that combine the best of virtual learning using the College’s online learning management system, mobile learning technologies andface-to-face, traditional learning. Students in this flipped classroomsetting will have the opportunity to review course materials and come toclass ready for hands-on learning opportunities led by their instructors.This creative partnership makes college more accessible for studentswho need flexibility, but also crave face-to-face academic experiences.Students may enroll in a variety of courses and will have several degreecompletion options at their fingertips.

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“[HACC offers] experiences outside of your community [that] change the way you view the world.” – Angela Campbell, Ph.D., Department Chair, Counseling

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Harrisburg Campus Office of Academic Success Becomes Pearson Virtual University Enterprises Certified

The Office of Academic Success (OAS) at the Harrisburg Campus offers online testing for students and is the only provider of the computer-based general educational development (GED) tests in Central Pennsylvania.

The Internet-based Pearson Virtual University Enterprises (VUE) testing system enables HACC to administer technology exams for many clients, including Cisco Systems, CompTIA, IBM, Linux, Microsoft, Novell, Avaya Inc. and American College.

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Completion of Monitoring Report Reflects Strength of College’s Assessment Capabilities

HACC produced a monitoring report and hosted a visit from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE). The report, reflecting progress and new processes for measuring curricular outcomes, was accepted by MSCHE at the end of June 2014. Read the report.

“HACC set me up for the future. My professors let me know that I am intelligent; I just didn’t know how to learn.”

– James Schadewald, Psy.D., ’08, Assistant Professor of Psychology

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HACC Faculty Collaborates for Zombie Course

Eight HACC faculty members created the College’s online- and classroom-taught blended course called “Zombies in Contemporary Culture.” Faculty members across five disciplines and seven specialties collaborated to build a multidisciplinary course centered on surviving a “Zombie apocalypse.”

Faculty members used the online integrated learning platform, Brightspace, to link several technologies, including podcasts, discussion boards, virtual classroom space and Skype™ chats. The course featured a main narrative across a variety of subject matters including literature, microbiology, mythology, philosophy and psychology. Using the technology allowed faculty to design engaging academic content and helped to nurture collaboration among students and faculty.

The faculty team includes:• Rick Albright, Ph.D., interim associate dean for academic affairs• Jason Beaudin, assistant professor of English and humanities and

chair of the Center for Innovation and Teaching Excellence• Kathleen Conley, assistant professor of library and information resources• Nicole L. Ernst, associate professor of geospatial technology• Matthew Harris, chair of assessment and assistant professor of humanities• JuliaGrace J. Jester, Ph.D., interim department chair for social sciences• Cynthia Schanke, instructional technology analyst for the Lebanon

Campus and Virtual Learning• Dave Wartell, coordinator of the Center for Design and Instruction

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HACC faculty members offered the College’s online- and classroom-taught blended course called “Zombies in Contemporary Culture.” Pictured are:• Back row (left to right): Dave Wartell, Rick Albright, Matthew Harris• Front row (left to right): Jason Beaudin, JuliaGrace J. Jester, Kathleen Conley

“From the professors to the alumni, HACC wants nothing more than to help people like me do what we want to do; graduate and excel.”

- HACC alumnus

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HACC Faculty Continues to Achieve National Recognition for Excellence in Teaching

Four HACC faculty members received national recognition in May 2014 from the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) for their professional accomplishments.

The recipients of NISOD’s 2014 Excellence in Teaching Award are Christine Bachman, assistant professor of nursing; Jason Beaudin, assistant professor of English; Kelly Matthews, Ph.D., professor of chemistry and physics; and Jennifer St. Pierre, associate professor of sociology. Bachman, Matthews and St. Pierre teach at the Lancaster Campus. Beaudin, who is in Virtual Learning, has an office at the Lancaster Campus.

All were selected by a committee of HACC students, faculty and administrators for their commitment to students, teaching, professional growth and college service.

“We always have a pulse on what’s going on in the community and what it needs.” – Angela Campbell, Ph.D., Department Chair, Counseling

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HACC’s Lancaster Campus Celebrates Ninth “Readers Choice” Award

HACC’s Lancaster Campus won the Readers’ Choice Award in 2013 for “Favorite Place to Take College Courses” for the ninth year in a row. The annual survey of readers is conducted by Lancaster Newspapers with the results announced in late August. HACC’s Lancaster Campus has been voted people’s choice since 2005.HACC is the favorite place to take college courses for a variety of reasons:• HACC offers flexibility of course schedules, open admission, low cost, virtual learning

options, scholarship opportunities and dual enrollment transfer programs. • We serve as a starting point for everyone academically with options ranging from

English as a Second Language (ESL) and developmental courses to an honors program.• HACC is a commuter college so our students live and work in the community. They vote

in the poll.

HACC’s Lancaster Campus received a Readers Choice Award 2013 from

Lancaster Newspapers for the ninth year.

“Regional locations, intellectual outreach, spirited president.” - HACC donor

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Gettysburg Faculty Creates Opportunities for Students with Scholarships

Two HACC faculty members, Beverly Stanton, Ph.D., a professor of sociology, and Diane Bittle, a computer information systems professor, made commitments to establish endowed scholarship funds to benefit students at the Gettysburg Campus.

“[HACC has a] reputation for helping underprepared students to get the skills they need to succeed.”

– Mike Klunk, Former Dean, HACC’s Lancaster Campus

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“HACC provides the opportunity for any person, at any age, to grow into the person and career they never dreamed they could have.”

- HACC donor

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Safety for Gettysburg Students, Staff and Community Members on the Trail to Higher Learning

In 2013, HACC’s Gettysburg Campus completed a pedestrian crosswalk connecting the campus to the North Gettysburg Trail and Gettysburg Area High School (GAHS). The crosswalk allows safe access to the campus from the trail on the west side of Old Harrisburg Road. GAHS students interested in HACC’s Early Admission and Early College Academy programs simply need to follow the trail to HACC to take advantage of these programs and the academic and student support services and activities associated with them.

“Brick and mortar is nothing if you don’t have the professors.” – Joseph Porter, ’67

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Human Resources Department Supports Employees for Security and Success The Human Resources (HR) Department at HACC has made significant progress in preparing employees in areas of professional development, employee benefits and compensation.

Professional development: HACC’s HR Department collected data to build a catalog of professional development courses, offered through the Faculty and Staff Development Institution. Employees can take part in courses such as Body Language Basics and Generational Diversity to learn or sharpen skills essential to their professional careers.

Employee Benefits: The HR Department developed tools to provide competitive benefits to HACC employees:• Developed approaches to minimize risks and costs to the College

associated with the potential impact of the Affordable Care Act• Conducted a survey for employee feedback on current benefits offerings

for improvement in the upcoming year• Completed the triennial review market-based pay to ensure HACC

salaries are and remain competitive• Led the Dependent Verification Audit, resulting in healthcare coverage

savings of more than $314,000

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“Brick and mortar is nothing if you don’t have the professors.” – Joseph Porter, ’67

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“If HACC weren’t here, I don’t know if I’d be where I am today.” – Judy Darr, ’74, Adjunct Faculty

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The HACC Foundation provided support totaling more than $2 million to College programs between July 1, 2013, and June 30, 2014.

Source: Unaudited financial statement as of June 30, 2014

$173,386Other Endowment Programs

$609,006Capital Support

$1,291,477Scholarships and Awards

Gratefully

Donations in Honor and in Memory

The following individuals and organizations have made contributions in honor or in memory of others in 2013-14:

In Honor of Bernice G. Bramson Estate of Bernice G Bramson

In Honor of The Honorable Pedro A. Cortes York County Bar Foundation

In Honor of Millard C. Freysinger Patricia Lee Freysinger

In Honor of HACC’s 50th AnniversaryCurtis L. Gomer Gettysburg Area High School Class of 1950 Ronald L. HankeyMohan S. Mital Anandi K. Patel

In Honor of John HallSharon A. Bear

In Honor of Gary LaabsEric Bruce StenmanShannon S. Harvey

In Honor of Ryan A. NeffLila J. Neff

In honor of Rosalie Anonymous

In Honor of Jean Treuthart Martha L. Frankenberry

In Honor of Lane Schultz The College Club of Harrisburg

In Honor of Kristin Scofield and Marion AlexanderAnne S. Davis Louise R. Kunkel

In Honor of Margaret I. SpahrAnonymous

In Honor of John J. “Ski” Sygielski, Ed.D. Alliances, LLC Educational Testing ServiceElizabeth A. FlackLarkin G. Franks Betty C. Hungerford Nancy L. Wennberg

In Honor of John J. “Ski” Sygielski, Ed.D. and Steve Perrault Niles S. Benn, Esq. Daniel P. Delaney, Esq.Christine DreyfusElizabeth P. MullaughKaren M. Paris Kathleen A. Pavelko

In Honor of Dr. Judy SherwoodKaren L. Smoker

In Honor of Irma Alicia Villarreal’s 60th BirthdayLancaster Faculty Assembly Patricia J. Feirick

In Honor of Mike Walsh’s 40th BirthdayKaren S. Ball Amanda CoopermanTracy L. Markle Jane A. Mendlow James F. Walsh

In honor of his cats Zoe, Suki and KiraBrad A. Wanner

In Honor of Frank YeagerRobert J. Phillips

In Memory of a brown Dodge DartAnonymous

In Memory of Wallace H. Alexander Morton Spector

In Memory of Barbara Lee Anderson Patricia Lee Freysinger

In Memory of Dr. Malcolm B. Baird Betsy L. Musser

In Memory of Grace Bolton Joseph Collier Bolton Jr.

In Memory of Dr. Robert G. Brough Anonymous

In Memory of Joyce Burke, Class of 1956 Florence L. Musgrove

In Memory of the Class of 1951Norma Jean Acker

In Memory of the Class of 1953 Deceased Members and in Honor of the 60th AnniversaryJoan M. CampbellEthel GrangerVivienne K. HewlettLorraine M. KandraMary Esther KitnerMargaret A. KolvaAnna J. SeitzJanet M. Smith

In Memory of Virginia A. Dougherty Susan E. Starr

In Memory of Dennis Dvorchak Murray Securus

In Memory of Clarence M. and Jestena Shaub Ebersole Jay F. Ebersole

In Memory of Dr. Eleanor Ebersole Jay F. Ebersole

In Memory of Kyle D. Edmunds Memorial Thomas Harold Edmunds

In Memory of Franz and Johanna Elsner Elsner Engineering Works, Inc.

In Memory Don’s uncle, Paul W. Enders Donald E. Enders Jr.

In Memory of Lisa Linton Farver Richard S. Albright IIAnonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Diane D. Bittle Nancy Busch Laura K. Davis Tim L. Dolin David W. Farver Linda B. Hunter Sidney Johnson Jr.Nancy Summers Rebecca T. Tartline Judith A. Ungar Cheryl J. Wilson Christina Wood

In Memory of John J. Ford Ann K. Albright Lauren B. Altieri Anna E. Bakonyi Stephen J. Bakonyi Laszlo J. Bakonyi Pamela W. Barrows N. Lorraine Basonic Elizabeth A. Bolden Lou Ann Boose Linda D. Brittain Anthony C. Carroll Marlain Carroll Patricia A. Consugar Robert J. Crobak Ronaleen A. Cuchara Cumberland Valley Girls Soccer BoostersJay F. Ebersole Truman C. Eddy Joan Gugino EllisonEvans Army Community HospitalEvans Army Community Hospital Department of Pharmacy Tom Field Raymond J. Finkle Stephen M. Ford Bernadette Giordano Lois A. Goss Jim Halstead William M. Heath Gregory G. HessHonkamp Krueger & Co., P.C. Peter S. Joyce 42

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Alfred J. Keller Michael J. Kelliher Maureen B. Ketrick Michael B. Klunk Marjorie A. Kohr Mary J. KokoskyKatherine E. Leonard Joan A. Lewis Eleanor Ann Matthias James A. McGovern John P. McLaughlin Darrell Meinsema Ann K. Menne Susan Miller Timothy J. Neher Karen E. Nersinger James A. Odom Jr.Partners Insurance Agency, Inc.David Peckman Tammy Leigh Prete Prince of Peace Catholic Parish ChoirBeverly C. Saurman Lois A. Schaffer Celine M. Sell Theresa B. Shriver Todd H. Sneidman Max W. Stoner Cindy Lou Thomas Charles A. Warnock David J. Wartell Bradley Weast Diana K. Wells Lee A. Wian Sandra Z. Zagar Denise A. Zagursky Barbara A. Zarzeczny

In Memory of Beatrice L. Frealing Beverly A. Stanton

In Memory of Betty FrealingSherri L. BuelowDana F. LeeDenise C. LeeRobert T. Simnoini Jr.

In Memory of Meghan FreasBrenda C. EppleyTheresa L. Guerrisi

In Memory of Elizabeth Gill Linda T. BarrElisa S. CohenMarguerite M. MacDonald

In Memory of Joel Grottenthaler Memorial Kellen McClendon

In Memory of Becca Hammann Ruthe F. CraleyPat J. CrownerLouis J. Hammann P. Gordon Harvey Matthew B. JenkinsElaine L. Jones Robert M. Knight Yvonne S. Lau William T. Leslie Donald S. LoweHugh A. McGaughy

Carolyn R. Nunamaker R. Wade OrtelGretchen J. PlotkinLisa R. PortmessJanet M. Powers Bonita J. PrestonBonnie D. ReillyMichael L. Sundberg Betty J. Trone Megan L. Weikel Kevin J. Wolf Gerald R. Wolfe Richard K. Wood

In Memory of William A. HavelTerence J. Havel In Memory of George Heiser Donna L. Heiser

In Memory of Patrick Joseph HopkinsEdward J. McCarthy

In Memory of Harley David Johnson Melinda H. Davis C. Robert Johnson Kimberly D. Kelly

In Memory of Jane and Felix Kadel Carolyn Kadel Gregory H. Kadel

In Memory of Jane Kirkwood Kapsa Myrletta M. Kline

In Memory of Geary D. Kauffman Estate of Geary D. Kauffman

In Memory of William J. KingJean D. King

In Memory of Professor Lanz who taught him mathBinh Quang Nguyen

In Memory of Ann Durr Lyon Earl M. Henry Linda D. Brittain

In Memory of F. Wayne McCleary and Elizabeth McCleary Raymond W. Britcher

In Memory of NormEdward S. Ionni

In Memory of Elizabeth Martz Kreysar Phillips Norma J. Watson

In Memory of Joseph Register AnonymousAnonymous Barbara H. CrellinBrian A. EltzPatricia A. Hanahoe-DoschEdward J. McCarthyLinda H. MiningerPatricia OlenickDavid G. PetkoshChristine R. Savicky

Lois A. SchafferJulia A. SensenigElisa J. WeigardMarian E. Yoder

In Memory of James Scheiner Kenneth Lehman

In Memory of Sarah (Sebalt) Seavers, Polyclinic Class 1925 and private duty nurse for Milton S. HersheyFrances A. Kreiser

In Memory of Stanley I. SecristSecrist Family Charitable Foundation

In Memory of Raymond Allison Shoop IIIGeorge L. NewberryNancy C. RothermelLester B. Shoop

In Memory of Jonathan Ralph Stellar Loretta CuffPatrick E. Grybos Jacqueline A. Lomman Roger W. Nuss Richard P. Milletics

In Memory of Timothy StineKevin P. Deaner

In Memory of Jeanne M. and Harold W. Swope Estate of Jeanne M. Swope

In Memory of Helen Swope Robert L. Weldon

In Memory of Mallerin TroxellRobert T. Troxell

In Memory of Suzanna Johanna VanderwallEdward J. McCarthy

In Memory of Ruth McCullough WalzerSteven S. Seitchik

In Memory of Ryan WebbJoseph R. Webb

In Memory of a cousin and fellow HACC alum Jeffery A. Wolford Donald E. Enders Jr.

In Memory of her Donald Yeagley Anonymous

In Memory of Gary F. Yenkowski Joe Knezic

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2013-14 HACC Foundation Donor ListThe HACC Foundation is deeply grateful to the individuals and organizations listed below that gave so generously in 2013-14. Your gifts helped to change destinies for HACC students. Thank you!

$10,000 and UpIndividuals Raymond W. Britcher Mark Ian Gelfand Norma J. Gotwalt James E. Grandon Jr.Sheldon E. Gross Ronald L. Hankey S. Dale High Gregory H. Kadel Jean D. King William M. Murray MDMarian M. Spong*OrganizationsBarley Snyder LLPCrabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates - ArchitectsEastern PCM, LLCEstate of Geary D. KauffmanEstate of Jeanne M. SwopeGettysburg Area High School Class of 1950Glatfelter Insurance GroupHarrisburg Hotel CorporationKurowski & Wilson, LLCLamar AdvertisingMacy’s FoundationMetro BankMurray Associates Architects, P.C.Murray SecurusPartnership for Better HealthPenn National InsurancePinnacleHealth SystemPSECURotary Club of Colonial ParkStewart CompaniesTE Connectivity FoundationThe Brossman Charitable FoundationThe Franklin H. & Ruth L. Wells FoundationThe Graham FoundationThe Steinman FoundationUGI Utilities, Inc.VFW Home Association Post 15Virtual Campus Student Government AssociationWaste ManagementWellSpan Health

$5,000- $9,999Individuals Jay F. EbersolePatricia Lee FreysingerLouis J. HammannTodd D. McIntyre, Ph.D.Thomas B. RicheyVicki R. ShannonFrank R. SourbeerGary D. St. HilaireJohn J. SygielskiOrganizationsA.P. Williams, Inc.Atlantic TacticalBoyer & Ritter, CPAs and Consultants

Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PCCapital BlueCrossCentral Penn CollegeCleveland Brothers Equipment Co., Inc.Enders Insurance AssociatesFrancis J. Dixon FoundationGannett Fleming, Inc.Grandon Real Estate, Inc.Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Co.Higher Information GroupIntegrity BankM&T BankMembers 1st Federal Credit UnionNovinger Group, Inc.Overnight Office, Inc.Pavone Marketing Group, Inc.Pennsylvania Housing Finance AgencyPNC Institutional InvestmentsPPO&S, Inc.Secrist Family Charitable FoundationThe Hall FoundationThe M&T Charitable FoundationUnited Concordia Companies, Inc.Wells FargoWilliam R. and Esther Richmond Foundation

$ 1,000- $4,999Individuals Marion C. Alexander Janet L. Baker Dennis Lynn Benchoff Dennis R. Browne Jr.Linnie S. Carter Pedro A. Cortes, Esq.Bruce K. Darkes, CPACynthia A. Doherty Oralia Garcia Dominic, Ph.D.John M. Eberly Donald E. Enders Jr.John H. Enos IIIMartha L. Frankenberry Larkin G. Franks Deep C. Gupta Shannon S. Harvey Donna L. Heiser Junko Horiuchi Nicholas D. Hughes Edward S. Ionni Nirmal D. Joshi Gregory P. King Gary Lee Laabs Kenneth Lehman Jacqueline A. Lomman Juene McGlaughlin Howell C. Mette, Esq.Stephen A. Murray Venkatesh Kadiresan NadarAman J. ParekhNeelima ParikhAnandi K. Patel Kanti D. Patel Charles R. Peguese

Steve Perrault Robert J. Phillips Janet M. Powers William F. Railing William W. Renz Henry W. Rhoads, Esq.Paul L. Rudy IIISrinivasan V. Sarma Lois A. Schaffer Kristin M. Scofield Richard P. Scott Jeffrey A. Shaffer Toni H. Sharp Richard R. Sibert Sheryl M. Simmons Janardan P. Sinha Michael Charles Spahr Stephen D. Staman Beverly A. Stanton Richard W. Stevenson, Esq.Gregory L. Sutliff Jean M. Treuthart Richard L. Unger Robert L. Weldon Stephen R. Wirth LeRoy S. Zimmerman Organizations 2K Networking, Inc.Abbey Carpet of Harrisburg, Inc.Abel Personnel, Inc.ACNB BankAdams Electric Cooperative, Inc.Aero EnergyArlene Utz Hollinger FoundationARM Group, Inc.Bennett Williams Realty, Inc.Canteen Vending ServicesCentric BankCoca-Cola RefreshmentsColony Papers, Inc.Conrad Siegel ActuariesEducational Testing ServiceEdwin L. Heim CompanyElsner Engineering Works, Inc.Enginuity EnergyFry Communications, Inc.Fulton BankG. R. Sponaugle & Sons, Inc.Geo W. Weaver and Son, Inc.Good Samaritan HospitalH. Edward Black & Associates, Ltd.Harrisburg Campus Student Government AssociationHerbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc.Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Educational Gift ProgramHighmark Blue ShieldJohn L. & C. Jeanette Witmer Charitable FoundationJohnson Controls, Inc.Jonestown Bank & Trust CompanyJP Lilley & Son, Inc.L&H Mechanical & Electrical Services, Inc.Lancaster Bicycle ClubLower Allen Township

Margaret Trew Cline FoundationMasonry Contractors AssociationMcNees, Wallace and Nurick, LLCMillennium Circuits LimitedNew Horizons Foundation - USANursing Student OrganizationNutec Facilities Corp.Oak Brook Asset Management CorporationOMNOVA Solutions FoundationOrthopedic Institute of PAPenn Center Harrisburg, L.P.Pennsylvania American WaterPennsylvania Motor Truck Association - PMTAPNC BankPPLR.A.T.T., Inc. DBA Orkin Pest ControlRPA, Inc.RVG Management & Development CompanySaul Ewing, LLPSchaedler Yesco Distribution, Inc.SimplexGrinnellSSM Industries, Inc.State Farm Companies FoundationSusquehanna Bancshares, Inc.Susquehanna Consulting and Financial Group, Inc.Teamsters Local Union No. 776Tender Years, Inc.The Bryn Mawr Trust CompanyThe Prudential Foundation Matching GiftsThe Wolf Family Charitable TrustThe York Water CompanyTriangle Communications, Inc.U-GRO Learning CentresWalters Appraisal Services, Inc.Walton & CompanyWilliam L. & Geraldine M. Murray FoundationWilsbach Distributors, Inc.Wohlsen Construction CompanyWoolf Steel, Inc.York County Community FoundationZion United Church of Christ

$ 500- $ 999Individuals Nupur Aggarwal Ramesh Arora Daniel M. Ashby Riccardo Ayler Jacqueline A. Bareuther Niles S. Benn, Esq.Diane D. Bittle Linda D. Brittain Nancy Busch Lauren E. Cacciamani Vera C. Cornish Nicole Dannehl Anne S. Davis Craig A. Davis Ernest P. Davis 44

Laura K. Davis Timothy R. Deckert Daniel P. Delaney, Esq.Kyle J. DiBrito Patricia Beth DombrowskyCurtis L. Gomer Robert C. Grubic Glen Leroy Hair Amanda M. Hartzel Douglas R. Heineman Maria A. Hobbs Maureen G. Hoepfer John Hummel Laxman Mohun Kapur David R. Keller Sally S. Klein Michael B. Klunk Donald G. Koones Louise R. Kunkel Kelly L. Lick Shalini Lochan Connie M. Ludwig Marguerite M. MacDonald Robert L. Marquette Kelly E. Matthews Jo McGlaughlin Timothy R. McKee Mohan S. Mital Robert L. Myers IIILila J. Neff Carolyn R. Nunamaker Bina S. Parikh Anilkumar R. Parikh Maheshkumar P. Patel Minaxi M. Patel Mahendra G. Patel Raymonde R. Plaut Judy E. Rahauser Mary A. Ritchey James W. Robertson Shabnam J. Sachdeva Michael S. Salisbury Ashwini Rajendra Sathe Margurite P. Saylor Christine Sears Timothy W. Sevison Dennis W. Shade Jagdish K. Shah Scott F. Simonds Sangeeta Sindiri Karen F. Snider Srinivasan R. Subramanian Allen G. Tischer Virendra B. Trivedi Peter C. Wambah Jr. Linda B. Whipple Cheryl J. Wilson Joseph R. Wojtysiak Christina Wood Organizations Alliances, LLCBenn Law FirmCampbell Commercial Real Estate, Inc.Capital Business SystemsChiggy Enterprises, Inc. DBA Country Inn & SuitesCornerstone Adminisystems, Inc.Costopoulos, Foster & FieldsDonegal Mutual Insurance CompanyDunston Solutions DBA SolutionaryEichelbergers, Inc.Eicholtz Company

Harrisburg Campus Allies ClubHarrisburg Hospitality Group, LLC DBA Comfort Inn-RiverfrontIsaac’s Deli, Inc.Lancaster Campus Allies ClubMcKissick Associates Architects PCMooseblocks, Inc.Partners Insurance Agency, Inc.Patrick Smith Realty, Inc.Paxton Dental Care PCPhillips Office SolutionsPRL, Inc.Quality Inn - HarrisburgQuandel Construction Group, Inc.Reed TownshipSagar Management Company, LLCSilver Spring Presbyterian ChurchThe Lincoln Electric CompanyThe Links of Gettysburg Homeowners AssociationYingst Trucking, LLCYork County Bar Foundation

Up to $500Individuals Jayne B. Abrams Norma Jean Acker Cindy S. Ackerman James W. Adams Martin C. Adams Ann K. Albright Richard S. Albright IIKarole L. Aldridge Clifford N. Alexander Joy Louise Alford Gregory M. Allamon Philip Ramon Allen Joseph E. Alsberry Lauren B. Altieri Vivian L. Anderson Kenneth D. Ankabrandt Anthony B. Antonicelli David E. Antonishek Mark L. Appleby Joanne B. Archfield Mary F. Arnold R. Curtis Aumiller Scott Light Aungst Holly M. Bailor Douglass R. Baker Stephen J. Bakonyi Laszlo J. Bakonyi Anna E. Bakonyi Irma W. Balascio Karen S. Ball Rosiland B. Ball Mary Carol Ballantine Phuoc H. Bang Margaret A. Baranowski Brenda L. Bare Brett J. Barker Lise-Pauline Milton BarnettLinda T. Barr Pamela W. Barrows Timothy P. Barshinger Raymond J. Barth John P. Bartlett N. Lorraine Basonic Kim E. Bateman Trudy L. Bauer Donald H. Baumgartner Amy S. Beamer Sharon A. Bear

Rosalina Beard Edward L. Bechtel Edward S. Beck Jacqueline M. Becker Franklin R. Beddow Joshua A. Bedeaux Patrice L. Beittel Dennis A. Bell Kha Gek Bell Mary M. Benner Dale E. Benner Marc G. Benton Larry P. Berger Ross A. Berger Robert Bernini Jr.Karen Diener Best Lawrence E. Beyer Susan E. Biggs Everitt F. Binns PhDCharles T. Birney David S. Bishop Jr.David E. Black Shelly A. Blanchette Debra Ann Blascovich David Bleil Nancy M. Blosser Charles F. Blouse Curtis E. Blubaugh Jennifer G. Bodenstein Russell A. Boggs Elizabeth A. Bolden James S. Bollinger Joseph Collier Bolton Jr.Kay L. Bonslaver Elizabeth E. BookJohn H. Bookwalter Jr. Leslie M. BoonLou Ann BooseEleanor D. Bosserman Jeffrey R. Boswell James A. Boswell Jr.Richard E. Botts Gina M. Bowers-Miller Jennifer M. Boyd Steven R. Boyer Patricia R. Bracale Barbara L. Breslin Elizabeth A. Brickell Kathleen M. Brickner Vicki L. Brickner Grace E. Britton Suzanne G. Brofee Gary Broose Hazel J. Brown Michael S. Brown Melvin Brownold Robert C. Buckingham Michelle A. Bucks Sherri L. Buelow Edward A. Burns Sr.Heather L. Burns Chester P. Bushong Aldo G. Camacci Barbara H. Cammack John R. Campbell Joan M. Campbell Shirley A. Campbell Richard M. Cardamone David C. Carl Noel A. Caron Kristin GJ. Carr Paul J. Carrick Anthony C. Carroll Jill E. Carroll Marlain Carroll

Tammy Lee Carter Bertha R. Casey John Anthony Cave Alan J. Ceperich Keith Wesley Cerzullo Kathleen R. Chescattie Nak Chhoeung David G. Chonoski Allison J. Christine Nancy J. Ciarrocca Martin J. Ciccocioppo Sheila E. Ciotti Louisa M. Clark Deborah Arlene Clark John H. Clark Jr. Charles A. Clement Jr. Maryann Coffman Elisa S. Cohen Sandra L. Cole Susan Dolores Columbus Sandra L. Comp Jenene L. Conrad Patricia A. Consugar Amanda Cooperman Susan E. Cooper-Nguyen Kenneth J. Corbran Lori G. Corradino Michael C. Corradino Ruthe F. Craley Todd Crawley Janis E. Creason Barbara H. Crellin Robert J. Crobak Donneva Crowell Pat J. Crowner Ronaleen A. Cuchara Loretta Cuff Stephen C. Custer Frederick J. Dailey Quynh Thi Ngoc Dang Eileen M. Daniels Ernest J. Davis Jr.Melinda H. Davis Judith A. Dayhoff Andrew J. Dean Kevin P. Deaner Joseph T. Dehner Thomas R. Deimler Cheryleen H. Deitz Terry A. Dellaquila Nancy J. Delp Ronald W. Demy Sandra Denbigh James Robert Derstine Robert J. DeSousa John J. Devaney Jr.Christopher C. Dietz Katherine A. DiFilippo Dennis L. Dinger Sandra Y. Dixon Ernest E. Doerschuk IIIKathleen T. Doherty Crystal L. Dohner Tim L. Dolin Cynthia L. Donell John Thomas Donlevy Carole A. Dorsch Michelle R. Dorsey Joy B. Dougherty Julie F. Dougherty Sheila E. Dow-Ford Andree H. Drake Susan E. Drexler Christine Dreyfus Nancy A. Drury 45

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Jude D. D’Souza Divine T. Dugah Shawn R. Dumez Elizabeth C. Dunn Carol Lee Eagle Dawn M. Earnest Robert Joseph Ebersole Skip EbertPatricia B. Eby Catherine S. Eccker Truman C. Eddy Thomas Harold Edmunds Janelle E. Egan Debra J. Eichenberger Ann M. Eissler Bonny R. Ellis Joan Gugino Ellison Brian A. Eltz Jeffrey A. Emig Robert J Emrich Jr.Kelley M. Engle Deborah A. Ennis Marshall S. Epler Brenda C. Eppley Richard A. Erhard Christopher C. Esgar Melissa L. Etzweiler Beth A. Evitts Larry A. Fahnestock Paul E. Fanning PhDAndrea L. Farr Joseph W. Farrell David W. Farver Michael L. Faux James R. Fawber Jr.Salvatore D. Fazzolari Sally A. Feeser Patricia J. Feirick Vonda K. Fekete Steven S. Fickes Tom Field Raymond J. Finkle Elizabeth A. Flack Sheila J. Fleischer Richard H. Flowers IILisa H. Foer Philip S. Fogarty John Paul Fogg IIISuzi B. Follett Frederick A. Foltz Joseph C. Fontana Stephen M. Ford Jessie C. Fordham Nancy L. Forgang Jackie A. Foster Marizol A. Fotopoulos Janet G. Fowler Charles James Fox IIIN. Jane Fox Gary E. French Dorothy E. Fritchey Michele Leedy Fry Mary Kaye Fullenkamp Christopher T. Fuller Gregory Leo Gallo LuAnn P. Gallup Lillian B. Gaskin Karen K. Gaskin Jeffrey S. Gelburd Robert E. Gelwicks Scott M. Gemberling Robert C. Gill Margaret M. Gingrich Bernadette Giordano Andrew J. Giorgione

Timothy J. Golding Jesse A. Goodman Lois A. Goss William Robert Grace Lori A. Graeff Bradly W. Graffius Ethel Granger Donald T. Gray Valerie A. Gray Michael L. Greenwald Susan E. Gregg Elaine S. Grell Debra L. Grieneisen Richard W. Groff Rodney M. Groff Mildred E. Grose Larry E. Grove Kimberly J. Grundon Patrick E. Grybos Theresa L. Guerrisi Jean L. Guerrisi Michael J. Guido Betty H. Guise Margaret D. Gundy William D. Guntrum Harold A. Hagerty Donald P. Haines Michelle Maren Hale Douglas M. Hall Budd Hallberg Jim Halstead Robert G. Hamilton Jr.Ruth E. Hammond Patricia A. Hanahoe-Dosch Robert M. Hankey David M. Hansz Keith C. Harden Susan J. Harley Michael W. Harling Dennis A. Harmon Chloe M. Harriman Mary L. Harris Kia L. Harris Hope A. Harrison Rodney H. Hartman P. Gordon Harvey Terence J. Havel Barbara Ann Haverstock Sheva A. Hazlett Frederick J. Heagy William M. Heath Denise E. Heimbaugh Dennis P. Heinle Carol E. Heisey Charles L. Heller Andrew William Helmer Gerald L. Hempt Earl M. Henry Philip K. Hensel IIILorraine K. Herman Susan Diane Herr Gregory G. Hess Susan M. Hess Vivienne K. Hewlett Lisa Katrina Hill Kirk L. Himmelberger Robin L. Hinkelman Yolanda P. Hively Thomas W. Hoffert J. Michael Hoffman June E. Hoffman Sally G. Hoffman Rowland D. Hoke Cheryl Louise Holder Stephanie Lawrence Holloway

Jerry C. HoltPeter S. HoltzJean R. Honaberger Martin E. Honegger Carole A. Hoover Kenneth L. Horst Morgan A. Horton Connie L. Houck Ellen Fay Houser Tracy J. Hoy Kenneth F. Hudson Sr.Bonita S. Hudson Barbara C. Hughes Betty C. Hungerford William L. Hunter Jr.Linda B. Hunter Mary S. Hurley Melissa A. Hurwitz Gary L. Hutchins Willetta Duncan Huth Julia R. Imboden Rachel L. Irvin Kimberle A. Jacobs Scott M. Jaeger Charlotte Linda James Linda S. Jarboe Matthew B. Jenkins Nancy J. Jenkins Alfreda A. Johnson C. Robert Johnson Sidney Johnson Jr. Marie E. Johnston Bradley R. Jones Elaine L. Jones Susan P. Jones Louise Theresa Jordan Peter S. Joyce Carolyn Kadel George J. Kaminsky Lorraine M. Kandra Kasim Karaev Shawn D. Keenan David M. Keenan Matthew L. Keiter Alfred J. Keller Michael J. Kelliher Kimberly D. Kelly Gordon S. Kelly Linda M. Kennedy Lisa L. Kerr Maureen B. Ketrick Kathy Wright Keyes Michele C. Kieff Christine E. Kime Douglas L. Kime Holly Renee King Dennis R. King Laura J. King Mary Esther Kitner Myrletta M. Kline Ruth K. Kline Ronald N. Klose Linda C. Klutas Donald M. Knaby Donna Ruth Knepper Joe Knezic Robert M. Knight George H. Knoll Gloria A. Knoll Jessica L. Knouse Nancy L. Knox Marjorie A. Kohr Mary J. Kokosky MDMargaret A. Kolva John M. Kopetchny

Allison D. Kraft Barry Lee Kramer Kathleen R. Kramer Frances A. Kreiser Elizabeth Ann Kretzing Michael Kriak Judith M. Krovic Allen G. Kukovich Harold T. Kulp Narendra D. Kumar Megan A. Kurtz Shirley J. Kurtz Amy L. Kusmiesz Marjorie B. Kutz Susan J. Kyle Gary M. Laird Sybil L. Lamm Patricia Ann Lampi Elaine M. Lane Leann M. Langletz Donald W. Lappley Felissa N. Larocque Lee Ann Larson Doreen M. Larson Donna K. Larson Vanessa V. Larson Yvonne S. Lau Ronald K. Laubenstine Sharon N. Lavine Mary A. Lawrence Jessica D. Layton Nicole R. Leach Dana F. Lee Denise C. Lee Philip E. Leer Jean A. Lehman Susan F. Leib Harold G. Leibenson Kellye S. Leitholf Barbara R. Lenda Margaret J. Lenton Joanne R. Lentz Katherine E. Leonard William T. Leslie Joan A. Lewis Marlys J. Litchfield Diane L. Little Kathleen J. Littleton Linda Litton Mary Jane Lobato Linda J. Long Kathleen A. Loraw Jill A. Lott Donald S. Lowe Linda L. Lubold Katherine M. Lucas Allison L. Lukenich Harvey W. Lyter IIIStephen C. MacDonald Robert B. MacGregor Stuart J. Magdule John W. Magyar IIMargaret E. Major Paul D. Mangan Randy M. Manning June K. Mansberger Paula Kay Marinak Tracy L. Markle Robert Allen Martin Joseph F. Matarazzi Eleanor Ann Matthias Marjorie A. Mattis Michael P. Maugans Barbara H. Maurice Jean E. May 46

Mark Edward Mayberry Edward J. McCarthy Joanne L. McCarthy Kellen McClendon Joann McCoy Robert H. McCullough Hugh A. McGaughy James A. McGovern John J. McGuire Harry L. McKee John P. McLaughlin Zenoria M. McMorris-OwensLori A. McNair Mark S. McNaughtonMichael A. McNinchJanet E. Mehaffie Darrell Meinsema Carissa Beth Mellinger Jane A. Mendlow Phyliss C. Mengle Ann K. Menne Timothy A. Merichko Todd A. Milano Sandra J. Miller Doris Jury Miller Darlene M. Miller Susan Miller Carol Ann Miller Richard P. Milletics Ronnie L. Millward Yvonne J. Milspaw Linda H. Mininger Jill K. Mitzel George Reily Moffitt Jr. Paul J. Monko Paulette M. Montville Juanita M. Mort Terry L. Moser Susan Patt Mountz Eric E. Muir Elizabeth P. Mullaugh Christine M. Mummert Barbara A. Mummert Rita Ann Murphy Linnette A. Murray Constance A. Murray Florence L. Musgrove Michael G. Musser IIBetsy L. Musser Linda A. Mussoline Amy E. Myers Kenneth T. Myers Jr.Ellen L. Myers Sharon K. Nace Michael R. Nagurny Stephen L. Nailor Ruth A. Negley Timothy J. Neher Stephen W. Neidlinger Steven H. Neiman Kevin P. Nelson Karen E. Nersinger George L. Newberry Binh Quang Nguyen Donna J. Nicholson Jason T. Nielsen E. Jane Numer Roger W. Nuss Lucille M. Nusz Gladys J. Oaks Kristin R. Oberholtzer Sherry A. O’Brien James A. Odom Jr. Patricia Olenick Thomas L. Olsen

Lynn A. Olsen Richard S. Orange Michele Marie Orner R. Wade Ortel Hector R. Ortiz Robert J. Osif Jerome E. Ozog David R. Padfield Ruth A. Palmer Marsha H. Parido Karen M. Paris Lois J. Patel Kathleen A. Pavelko David Peckman Dominic A. Pelino Jorge Constantino Perez-RicoMichele Alexandre PersakWarren John Persak Jeannine D. Peterson David G. Petkosh Kenneth A. Phelps Laura W. Phillips Perry L. Pierich Kenneth Paul Pierich Gregory J. Pijar Michael J. Pinamonti Kenneth R. Pinson David Wade Pitts Dianna R. Plack Gretchen J. Plotkin Joan K. Polgreen William Champe Pool Lisa R. Portmess Pamela D. Post Adrienne M. Potter Timothy W. Pramik Kathleen A. Pratt Bonita J. Preston Tammy Leigh Prete Jeanne M. Purtell Mary D. Putnam Dorothee M. Rabold Constance M. RaffenspergerRichard E. RandallRonald E. Rebuck Patrick Recce Larry R. Redding Robert G. Redick Chris Reilly Louis D. Reilly IIIBonnie D. Reilly Marvin L. Reist Sr.Holly E. Renner Herbert Y. Reynolds Neal D. Rhoads Kathlene A. Rhoads Rowland C. Richardson Mary C. Richart*Theresa A. Richwine Kaye A. Riggleman Oriali Rivera Sharon R. Roberts Naomi R. Roberts Joseph Robinson Jr. Kenneth B. Robinson Sandra Lee Robison Keith A. Rockey Cindy W. Rose Catherine W. Rosenkrans Maryann L. Rossi Nancy C. Rothermel Thomas H. Rowe Nannette L. Rusczyk Charles R. Rusnak Ann L. Russ

Marilyn Johns Ryan Seward J. Ryan Richard A. Sadlock Angela M. Sanden Timothy J. Sanden Sandra J. Sandhaus Timothy L. Sandoe Douglas R. Sarver David Satterlee Beverly C. Saurman Donna Savage Christine R. Savicky Robin A. Scaer G. Radcliffe Schultz Elizabeth P. Schwab Lois E. Schwartz Diane E. Scott Steven S. Seitchik Richard J. Seitz Susan E. Seitz Anna J. Seitz Liane A. Sekhar Celine M. Sell Beth Wendlek Seng Julia A. Sensenig Richard E. Shaffer Wanda J. Shaffer Linda A. Shaffer Michele Ann Shannon Stephen J. Shaver Sallie A. Sheaffer Ray E. Shearer Pauletta M. Shelahamer Charles Edward Shields IIIDavid R. Shields Marion A. Shimmel E. Anita L. Shires Cynthia Lynn Shirk Dennis D. Shoemaker Rebecca L. Shoener Lester B. Shoop Pamela J. Shoop Theresa B. Shriver Donna R. Shur Karen A. Shustack Diane D. Shutt Kenneth R. Shutts Betty A. Sidle Alfred A. Z. Siha Trumbull L. Simmons Jr.Robert T. Simonini Jr. David L. Sites David B. Skerpon Leslie L. Sleicher Michael J. Smith Douglas R. Smith Earl R. Smith IIJanet M. Smith Michelle L. Smith Darryl E. Smith William D. Smith Patricia J. Smith Karen L. Smoker Shirlee J. Smolin Jeffrey L. Snead Sr. Todd H. Sneidman Paula G. Snyder Jeffrey S. Snyder Eleanor Z. Solon John B. Sours Martha B. Spear Morton Spector Wendy E. Spicer-Heiges John K. Stark Susan E. Starr

Julia A. Statler Kathy E. Staub Grace Ann Steckbeck Elizabeth P. Steele Valerie J. Steinman Robert D. Steinmeier Robert R. Steinmetz Eric Bruce Stenman S. Dean Stephens William E. Stevens Chad A. Stine Barry D. Stone Wendy A. Stoner Thomas J. Stoner Sr. Max W. Stoner Samuel Kline Stouffer John C. Strahler Louanne Straus Timothy A. Stringer Ty D. Strohl Elliot A. Strokoff Mata Anne Stroup Catherine L. Stutzman Nancy Summers Michael L. Sundberg Robert J. Swatski Kenneth Lamar Swift Ronald R. Talbott Joseph P. Tarris Rebecca T. Tartline Swapna Tatireddy Lois P. Taylor Deebari P. Tee Marilyn M. Teeter Joan E. Teti Paula J. Thomas Cindy Lou Thomas Debra Q. Thomas Luana K. Thomson Randy Tice Barbara A. Tice Uy T. Tien Donald A. Till Gladdi A. Tomlinson Michael A. Tonkay David M. Transue Mary R. Tritch Clair R. Tritt Betty J. Trone James Michael Troutman Bonnie L. Troutman Robert T. Troxell Judith A. Ungar Allyson F. Valentine Thelma A. Van Elden Hovig Ralph Vartan Carolyn J. Veit Margaret L. Violette Jonathan Vipond IIIDavid W. Volkman Gretchen A. Vreeland Barbara A. Wadlinger David E. Wagenheim Melanie J. Wagner Anne E. Walk James F. Walsh Michael A. Walsh Adam M. Walter Janice H. Waltz Rita C. Wambach Brad A. Wanner Charles A. Warnock David J. Wartell Adam Ira Wasserman Norma J. Watson 47

Bradley Weast Flora A. Weaver Kathryn E. Weaver Joseph R. Webb Robert H. Weidner Elisa J. Weigard Megan L. Weikel Douglas E. Weirich Diana K. Wells Gerhard W. Wendt Nancy L. Wennberg Kay Y. Wertz Mark Rutherford Wheeler Mark A. Whitmoyer Lee A. Wian Raymond L. Wiersma Douglas A. Wiest Christopher D. Williams Kenneth R. Williard Robert D. Willis Louis A. Winters Kevin J. Wolf Gerald R. Wolfe Richard A. Wolford Richard K. Wood India C. Wood Sandy A. Woodward Joyce A. Wright Nancy W. Wydra Suzanne Yenchko Marian E. Yoder Sarah F. Yost Ronald R. Young Wendy K. Young Sandra Z. Zagar Denise A. Zagursky Barbara A. Zarzeczny Marilyn Zay Judy E. Zeiders Mary A. Zelko Francis S. Zelko Connie Ann Zimmerman Dimitri A. Zozos Organizations AACA MuseumABC Lanes, Inc.ABCJ, LLC DBA Cafe FrescoAdams County Registered Nurses AssociationAdams County WineryAmerican Association Of Community CollegesAPR Supply CompanyArooga’s Grille House & Sports BarArthur Murray Dance StudioB.R.P. EntertainmentBallroom BreakBarbush Rentals, Inc. - Avis Rent A Car SystemsBath Saver, Inc.BD Matching Gifts ProgramBest Western Premier - The Central Hotel & Conference CenterBiggerstaff’s CateringBriccoBrightleaf Group, Inc.Brownstone CafeByDesign Consultants, Inc.Camp Curtin Fire Company #13Chambers Hill United Methodist Sunday School ClassClassic Drycleaners and Laundromats

Command Evans Army Community HospitalComSourceCornwall ManorCrime Stoppers of Dauphin CountyCultural Enrichment FundCumberland County Fire Chiefs AssociationCumberland Valley Girls Soccer BoostersDarrenkamp’s Markets FoodDauphin County Volunteer Fireman AssociationDauphin Highlands Golf CourseDevon Seafood GrillDiversified DesignDRS Architects, Inc.Dutch Apple Dinner TheatreDutch BasketsEnola Fire Co. #3Estate of Bernice G. BramsonEvans Army Community Hospital Department of PharmacyFetrow Insurance Associates, LLCFisherville Fireman’s Relief AssociationFlowers and Flowers Certified Public AccountantsFoxchase Golf ClubFriendship Fire Company BresslerFulton TheatreGettysburg Campus Student Government AssociationGettysburg FoundationGilbert Architects, Inc.Gold’s GymGreen Mountain Coffee RoastersGunn-Mowery, LLCHalifax BoroughHalifax TownshipHampton InnHarrisburg Area Riverboat SocietyHarrisburg Senators Baseball ClubHauser Estate WineryHempt Bros., Inc.Hershey GardensHershey TheatreHersheyParkHersheyPark Camping ResortHighspire Fire CompanyHilton Garden InnHilton HarrisburgHollabaugh Brothers, Inc. Fruit Farm & MarketHollywood Casino at Penn National Race CourseHonkamp Krueger & Co., P.C.Hornung’s Family Home Center, Inc.Horst ExcavatingHoward Hanna Real EstateIBM Corporation Matching GiftsIndian Echo CavernsInn 422J. L. Hollinger & Sons, Inc.JKG GroupJohnson & JohnsonJohnson Mirmiran Thompson (JMT)KD3 Design Studio, Inc.Kenneth and CompanyKessler’s Quality Food Products

KME - Kovatch Organization c/o Fire & Rescue ProductsKnouse FoodsKrevsky and Rosen PCLa Torre CommunicationsLake Tobias Wildlife ParkLAM SystemsLancaster County Chiefs of Police AssociationLancaster Faculty AssemblyLandmark Commercial Realty, Inc.Leidos, Inc.Lesher Mack Sales & Service, Inc.Levin Promotional ProductsLiberty Mountain ResortsLisburn Community Fire CompanyLondonderry Fire Company No. 1Lowe’s Home ImprovementLux SalonMajestic TheaterManada Golf ClubMarket Square ConcertsMG Tactical Advantage, LLCMill St. Car WashMillersburg Fire Company No. 1Naylor Wine Cellars, Inc.Niko’s RestaurantNissley VineyardsOlive GardenPandora Park City CenterPanera, LLCPennoni Associates, Inc.Perfido Weiskopf Wagstaff & GoettelPFM Asset Management, LLCPrince of Peace Catholic Parish ChoirProfessional Properties, LLCProgress Fire CompanyProvidence Place Senior LivingQuentin TavernRed Robin, Lehigh Valley Restaurant GroupRice Fruit CompanyRich Valley GolfRotary Club of GettysburgRuby TuesdaySnyder, Secary & Associates, LLCSports Emporium, Inc.Stauffers of Kissel HillSteelton Volunteer Fire DepartmentStrasburg Railroad CompanySweet Arrow SpringsSysco Food Services of Central PATE ConnectivityThe Bucksville House B & BThe Camera BoxThe College Club of HarrisburgThe Foundation for Enhancing CommunitiesThe Gaslight Inn Bed and BreakfastThe Hershey CompanyThe Hotel HersheyThe National Civil War MuseumThe Vineyard & Brewery at HersheyTheatre HarrisburgTriangle Car WashesTriple Crown CorporationUpper Allen Township Police DepartmentUtz Quality Foods, Inc.

Village Greens Golf, Inc.West Hanover Winery, Inc.West Shore Regional Police DepartmentWilbur Chocolate Candy Store - A Cargill Food CompanyYork Little TheatreYork RevolutionZooAmerica

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New funds created in 2013-14

• Gettysburg Area HS Class of 1950 Scholarship Endowment• Frank J. O’Connell Memorial Award• Arthur J. Glatfelter Scholarship Endowment• F. Wayne & Elizabeth McCleary Poetry Award• Community Endowed Gettysburg Campus Nursing Scholarship• Harley David Johnson Memorial Scholarship Award• Lisa Linton Farver Memorial Scholarship Award• Becca Hammann Memorial Scholarship Award• HACC York Entrepreneurial & Internship/Cooperative Endowment• Arlene Utz Hollinger Scholarship Endowment• Gettysburg Campus Nursing Graduation Award• S. Dale High Scholarship Endowment• Margaret Trew Cline Foundation Nursing Scholarship Award• Asian Indian Scholarship Award• Ted and Kelly Lick Nursing Program Fund Endowment• Ronald and Carolyn Hankey Scholarship Endowment• Jeanne M. and Harold W. Swope Memorial Scholarship Endowment• Special Events Scholarship Award• Pell Grant Ineligible Student Scholarship Award• George D. Heiser Program Director Supplemental Memorial• Lebanon Campus Faculty and Staff Scholarship Endowment• Geary D. Kauffman Memorial Scholarship Endowment• Geary D. Kauffman Memorial Scholarship Endowment• Elsner Engineering Works Family Scholarship Endowment

“The liberal arts help you to keep learning and to understand the world you live in.” – Linda Myers, Ed.D., Senior Professor of Mathematics

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Source: Unaudited financial statement as of June 30, 2014

$121,699Academic and Program Support

$258,594Capitol Support

$1,036,071Scholarships and Awards

$454,115Unrestricted

Thanks to our generous donors, the HACC Foundation received a total of $1,870,480 in gifts from individuals and organizations between July 1, 2013, and June 30, 2014.

Appreciatively

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Nearly $2.5 million in Grant Funds Awarded in 2013-14

Grant funds awarded in fiscal 2013-14 to the College and HACC Foundation: $2,435,683Number of grants awarded in fiscal 2013-14 to the College and HACC Foundation: 22

Source: Unaudited financial statement as of June 30, 2014

College financial data in detail Information on HACC’s financial statements can be found on the HACC website.

UnauditedHACC FOUNDATIONStatement of Financial PositionAs of June 30, 2014 and 2013

2014 2013ASSETS

Cash 965,341$ 621,348$

Payroll & Other Pledges Receivable 205,633 60,304$ Multi-Year Pledges Receivable (Unpaid Pledges): Capital Campaign-Select Medical & Pollock Debt 1,940 1,940 Other Multi-Year Pledges 105,000 150,000 PSC Partners Campaign 347,871 541,547 Major Gifts Campaign 1,558,140 1,842,054 Total Multi-Year Pledges Receivable 2,012,951 2,535,541Prepaid Expense 500 3,017

Investments at Market Value: Permanently Restricted 20,030,844 17,583,928 Unrestricted & Temporarily Restricted 13,911,036 12,070,772 Total Investments at Market Value 33,941,880 29,654,700

Total Assets 37,126,305$ 32,874,910$

LIABILITIES

Deferred Revenue 45,650 69,700Accrued Liability - 113,667Allowance for Uncoll. Pledges Reserve 168,600 43,603

Total Liabilities 214,250$ 226,970$

NET ASSETS

Permanently Restricted 20,914,847 17,731,503 Unrestricted & Temporarily Restricted 15,995,267 14,914,497 Capital Campaign-Select Medical & Pollock Debt 1,940 1,940 Total Net Assets at Market Value 36,912,055 32,647,940

Total Liabilities & Net Assets 37,126,305$ 32,874,910$

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