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PRESIDENT’SREPORT2018-2019

TABLE OF CONTENTS

President’s LetterChairman’s Letter

100 Years: The AUC StoryHighlights

FinancialsSponsored Programs

DonorsBoard of Trustees

Facts and Figures

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We’ve had a spectacularly successful year marking the first half of our centennial celebrations. Together, we salute 100 years of AUC’s enduring legacy and look forward to the promise of our second century. We launched a full year of celebrations where AUC first began in 1919 on our iconic Tahrir Square campus. Our program of events will culminate with a full week of festivities on the New Cairo campus in February 2020.

Our centennial programs are accelerating this University’s trajectory into our second century. We inaugurated AUC’s Tahrir Cultural Center, which is already enriching cultural life downtown as we aim to catalyze an Egyptian renaissance in the arts, thanks to a generous donation by prominent businessman Naguib Sawiris. Its first historic cultural exhibition revived for today’s rising generation the legacy of the pioneering feminist Doria Shafik, who led from AUC’s Ewart Memorial Hall the 1951 women’s march on Parliament for the rights to vote and hold public office. The Egyptian government minted our centennial coin both in silver and gold. We brought prominent speakers to major cities around the world: our own Dame Minouche Shafik, director of the London School of Economics and Political Science who studied at AUC from 1979 to 1980, delivered the Nadia Younes Memorial Lecture. Our $100 million Centennial Campaign has now reached 86% of its goal. Within this campaign, AUC’s Centennial Benefit Dinner held in New York at The Metropolitan Museum of Art showcased the glories of Egypt and of AUC, and raised more than $1 million in fresh scholarships.

Such positive momentum affords no rest; however, in the pursuit of our ambitions for our second century, I thank our trustees and other donors, alumni and friends listed in this report for your sustained generosity and belief in AUC’s mission. Your commitment and support enable us to advance in our daily quest to go from good to great among world universities. This past year of extraordinary accomplishments has sustained my confidences in our fine institution and has well set the stage for a new century of even greater accomplishments ahead.

FRANCIS J. RICCIARDONEPRESIDENT

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This is a special time for all of us at AUC as we commemorate our 100-year legacy and usher in a new century of service to Egypt. The Board of Trustees was delighted to join the campus as well as alumni and friends around the world to celebrate AUC’s centennial, both on campus and internationally in New York and London. The energy that brought these events to fruition reflected the dedication to AUC shared by so many. Our faculty remains the core of the University, our students bring it energy and curiosity, our alumni display its impact, and our friends demonstrate its appeal. The celebrations exemplified AUC’s commitment to continuous revitalization. As part of the centennial, we inaugurated the Tahrir Cultural Center at our historic downtown campus and initiated a series of projects to reinforce the vibrancy of the New Cairo campus, which celebrated its 10th anniversary as AUC’s home.

AUC’s impact on Egypt and around the world is a defining characteristic of its history and its continuing mission. This year, AUC was selected, along with Cornell and MIT, to collaborate with public universities and launch three USAID-funded Centers of Excellence in Egypt — a $90 million investment — in collaboration with Egypt’s Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. AUC hosted the Chinese-African Higher Education Forum, with leaders of more than 20 Chinese, African and Egyptian universities. Our students won first place in a global robot design competition, and our Cairo International Model United Nations delegation received an Outstanding Delegation Award for the 10th consecutive year at the National Model United Nations conference in New York. AUC also introduced a data science major, the first-of-its-kind in Egypt and the Arab world, and launched our new Summer@AUC program for high school students and learners of all ages.

The board also welcomed two new members: Thomas W. Lentz, a specialist in Persian painting who previously served as director of the Harvard Art Museums, and Jonathan L. Wolf, founder and president of Wendover Housing Partners. The board will benefit greatly from their expertise and wisdom, and it is a delight to have them as colleagues. Sadly, we also lost one of our dedicated former trustees, Paul Corddry, who played a tremendously consequential role in building AUC’s new campus. The University benefited greatly from the energy, enthusiasm and optimism of his service, and he made the rest of ours wonderfully more gratifying. As we reflect on our past, we must focus on what has allowed AUC not only to persevere, but also to flourish. AUC thrives because its central mission — a private, not-for-profit liberal arts University dedicated to education in Egypt — responds so fundamentally to society’s needs. Let us remain energetically true to this mission, and the success of our next century will take care of itself.

RICHARD A. BARTLETTCHAIRMAN

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As AUC turns 100, we are looking back to celebrate a century of leadership as Egypt’s

global University. We are marking this milestone with a yearlong celebration in

different cities around the world to foster connections among the AUC community,

capitalize on AUC’s strengths and distinctive reputation both locally and globally,

and support historic fundraising efforts that will position the University for

continued success in its second century.

AUC’s yearlong celebration kicked off with a full day of festivities,

events and activities at the centennial launch on February 9, 2019

on the Tahrir Square campus, where the University’s 100-year

story began.

100 YEARS: The AUC Story

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AUC’s story is truly woven into the fabric of

Egypt’s own development over this past century into a

leading, influential power among the community of nations.

As Egypt’s story continues to unfold —powered by the

vision, creativity and dynamism of its people —so does the story

of AUC’s mission of service to our host nation and the world as

Egypt’s global University.

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” — AUC President Francis J. Ricciardone

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CENTENNIAL HIGHLIGHTS

CENTENNIAL KICKOFFAUC community members gathered for live shows of world-fusion tunes by MusicHall and performances by alumni singers Hisham Abbas ’88 and Mahmoud El Esseily ’06, and numerous AUC celebrity alumni appearances and interviews.

Let the Celebrations Begin...

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CULTURAL RENAISSANCE AUC’s Tahrir Cultural Center opened as a hub for the arts and culture community in the heart of Cairo, thanks to a generous gift by prominent businessman and philanthropist Naguib Sawiris, chairman of Orascom Investment Holding. Guests included presidents and representatives of sister universities in Egypt, the region and the world; top government officials; media; and prominent figures in the arts, sciences and entertainment; as well as trustees, other visionary patrons, faculty, students and alumni. The event featured Um Kulthum and Édith Piaf performances by singers May Farouk and Rula Zaki.

Chairman of Orascom Investment Holding Naguib Sawiris

Egypt’s Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research for University Affairs Amr Adly

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SAYING IT THROUGH ARTThe Tahrir Cultural Center opening featured two

inaugural exhibitions: Bint al-Nil/Daughter of the Nile by Egyptian-American artist Sherin Guirguis,

showcasing paintings and sculptures inspired by Doria Shafik, who led “a feminist congress” from Ewart

Memorial Hall on February 19, 1951 to the Egyptian Parliament; and When Dreams Call for Silence, with drawings, paintings, sculptures and installations by artist and former AUC faculty member Huda Lutfi.

DISCOURSE WITH THE DAMEDame Minouche Shafik, the first woman director of the London School of Economics and Political Science who studied at AUC from 1979 to 1980, delivered the Nadia Younes Memorial Lecture. She boldly discussed everything from the “nouveau poor” to “hidden Einsteins.”

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COMMEMORATIVE CENTENNIAL COIN AUC’s graphic design students designed AUC’s centennial coin, minted in both silver and gold by the Egyptian government. Iconic arches on both the old and new campuses inspired the design.

CENTENNIAL STARSAUC100: Be the Future centennial

video, featuring some of AUC’s most notable alumni, drew 1 million

viewers in its first five days.

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A NEW CENTURY OF IMPACTAUC’s $100 million Centennial Campaign,

A New Century of Impact, has raised 86% of its goal to date. The campaign

prioritizes fostering a global experience, creating centennial scholarships, nurturing arts and cultural programs, charting a way forward for the MENA region and building

a culture of philanthropy.

AROUND THE GLOBEThe yearlong centennial festivities are not only taking place in Cairo, but in major cities worldwide, from Centennial Alumni Speaker Series in Dubai, Boston, London and Amman to international conferences, exhibitions, lectures and performances.

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UN Goodwill Ambassador and award-winning Egyptian actor Asser Yassin ’04Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at MBC Group Mariam Farag ’99

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MET FUNDRAISER BREAKS $1 MILLION TARGET FOR CENTENNIAL SCHOLARSHIPS At its fundraising gala dinner, AUC raised more than $1.15 million for centennial scholarships to help top students attend AUC. This is part of AUC’s $100 million Centennial Campaign. The Benefit Dinner was held in New York at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Temple of Dendur in The Sackler Wing.

Egypt’s Minister of Social Solidarity Ghada Wali

Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and The New York Times op-ed columnist Nicholas D. Kristof (ALU ’84), AUC’s Global Impact Award recipient

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CELEBRATING DIVERSITY Centennial International Day featured more than 40 countries with folklore dances and live music and was open to the public for the first time in this event’s 33-year history.

CENTENNIAL SOHOUR The Centennial Sohour brought together around 2,000 alumni with their families and friends to enjoy a mezmar and tannoura show, and a live

performance by Ayamna El Helwa band.

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BRINGING 1919 TO LIFETo commemorate Egypt’s 1919 Revolution, AUC hosted This Is

What Has Come to Be, featuring historic and student exhibitions;

prominent speakers such as Sania Sharawi, novelist and granddaughter of feminist Huda Sharawi; a concert by international mezzo-soprano Gala

El Hadidi ’05, ’07; and a reliving of influential songs written for the

revolution through the voices of Eskenderella and Nesma Mahgoub ’13.

EL MOSTAKBAL El Mostakbal: The Middle East Looking Forward is a three-year initiative led and hosted by the University to examine local and regional challenges and chart a way forward for the region.

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AUC LEAPS IN WORLD RANKINGSAUC has moved up 25 places compared to last year in the 2020 QS World University Rankings, placing 395th globally — making it among the top 1.5% of universities worldwide.

‘EXCELLENT’ PARTNERSHIPAUC, Cornell University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are the American universities selected to launch three Centers of Excellence in Egypt, partnering with public universities and fostering research, scholarships and innovation in water, agriculture and energy. The project is funded by the United States Agency for International Development and conducted in collaboration with Egypt’s Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.

BOARD HIGHLIGHTS During their annual Cairo meeting, members of the Board of Trustees attended the University’s centennial celebration kickoff, the phase-one inauguration of the Tahrir Cultural Center and the public launch of AUC’s Centennial Campaign. They also met with Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. Some highlights of the Board of Trustees meeting in New York include approval of the FY20 budget and authorization for the adoption of the revised Faculty Handbook.

PRESIDENT RICCIARDONE RENEWED FOR SECOND TERM At its May meeting in New York, AUC’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously to renew President Francis J. Ricciardone for a second four-year term, effective July 1, 2020.

AUC NEW CAIRO TURNS 10 While AUC is celebrating its centennial, another University birthday took place — the 10-year anniversary of the New Cairo campus. The University celebrated with a day of throwbacks and fun.

LIGHT IT UP BLUEThe AUC Portal and MOBINIL Tower lit up blue as part of a worldwide campaign for World Autism Awareness Day. This is the sixth consecutive year that AUC participates in this global initiative.

GIVE100In less than a year, AUC’s Give100 campaign has raised more than $78,000 from around 700 alumni in 17 countries to support scholarships for the next century of students enrolling at the University.

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WAITING FOR GODOTAUC Theatre’s production of the classic Waiting for Godot was performed by students and directed by Frank Bradley, associate professor of theatre.

CONSTRUCTING CHANGELord Norman Foster, chairman and founder of Foster + Partners, was a keynote speaker at the sixth International LafargeHolcim Forum for Sustainable Construction, “Re-Materializing Construction,” hosted by AUC — the first for any Middle Eastern or African country. The forum brought together more than 350 professionals from over 50 countries to explore new approaches toward sustainable building solutions.

DEEP DIVE TO VICTORYAUC’s swimming team won first place in the American College of Greece International Sports Festival 2019, held in Athens, Greece.

100 YEARS OF THE CARAVANThe 100 Years of the Caravan exhibition chronicled the evolution of student writing and reporting at the University, since the first AUC student newspaper released its inaugural issue in 1925.

GLOBAL PARTNERSAUC partnered with Washington State University to establish joint projects and activities, including international research collaborations, student exchange programs, as

UNIVERSITY HIGHLIGHTS

...as AUCcontinues to shine

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well as the Distinguished Visiting Professors Program and the Distinguished Visiting Researchers Program. AUC also partnered with the Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area and the Texas International Education Consortium. AUC now has more than 170 international partnerships with universities across the globe.

DIPLOMATS IN THE MAKINGAUC’s Cairo International Model United Nations delegation broke a record, receiving 19 awards at the National Model United Nations conference in New York — the highest number of awards in the history of the program at AUC. The students also received the Outstanding Delegation Award — the highest award at the conference — for the 10th consecutive year. AUC’s Cairo International Model Arab League delegation received the Overall Distinguished Award as well as awards in four out of eight councils at the U.S.-based National University Model Arab League conference held at Georgetown University, where AUC continues to be the sole representative of universities in Egypt and the Middle East.

MINING THE FUTUREThe first-of-its-kind in Egypt and the Arab world, AUC’s undergraduate data science program began in September 2019, leading to a Bachelor of Science in data science — a rapidly growing field globally.

STANFORD SCHOLARS Serage Amatory ’19, political science and multimedia journalism double major, and Radwa Hamed ’17, computer engineering and electronics and communications engineering double major, were chosen to receive fully funded fellowships to pursue their graduate studies at Stanford University as members of the 2019 Knight-Hennessy Scholars program. AUC is the only University in the Middle East that has representatives in the 2019 cohort of the program. CENTENNIAL COMMENCEMENTAUC hosted its June 2019 Centennial Commencement with keynote speaker Maggie Michael ’00, AP investigative journalist and 2019 Pulitzer Prize winner.

CHINESE-AFRICAN HIGHER EDUCATION FORUM New scholarships for 50 Egyptian and 50 African students as well as a Coalition of University Research Excellence are the major highlights of the Chinese-African Higher Education Forum held at AUC as part of its yearlong centennial celebration and in light of the Year of Education initiative in Egypt and the country’s presidency of the African Union. The forum brought together leaders of more than 20 Chinese, African and Egyptian universities to discuss higher education priorities in China and Africa.

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GAPP’S 10TH ANNIVERSARY The School of Global Affairs and Public Policy celebrated its 10-year anniversary with an event that included an awards ceremony and a panel on “Where is the World Going?”

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR YEMENI STUDENTSThe Hadhramout Foundation for Human Development gave $2 million to AUC to establish the Hadhramout Foundation Scholarships for Yemeni Students, supporting 27 high-achieving Yemeni undergraduate and graduate students starting Spring 2020, as well as the Hadhramout Foundation Fund at the School of Continuing Education that will support 20 Yemeni learners to take the English for Effective Communication Program and the Certified Public Accountant certification.

NEW TRUSTEESThomas W. Lentz, a specialist in Persian painting who previously served as director of the Harvard Art Museums, and Jonathan L. Wolf, founder and president of Wendover Housing Partners, are the newest members of AUC’s Board of Trustees.

SUMMER@AUCThe first-of-its-kind in Egypt, AUC’s new Summer@AUC program offers freshman-level courses to high school students and intensive, practical courses for all ages. Summer@AUC consists of two programs — College Bound: AUC, a pre-college program for high school students; and Summer@AUC Bootcamps, intensive, short-term programs for a range of learners.

CARBON FOOTPRINT Committed to reducing its carbon emissions and convincing others to do the same, AUC published its 2019 Carbon Footprint Report, showing trends for the past seven years.

A TOWERING WINIn what promises to be the first beautified water tower in Egypt, AUC partnered with TAMEER, a real estate development company, to transform the water tower outside campus into a work of art, with approval from the municipality and students submitting designs as part of a competition. Graphic design students on the team Ciel won the AUC-TAMEER competition with their design of an amorphous dream-like sky for the water tower.

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FACULTY MINISTERMohamad Al-Ississ, associate professor in the Department of Economics, is Jordan’s minister of planning and international cooperation and minister of state for economic affairs.

CASA ALUM WINS BOOKER PRIZEMarilyn Booth (CASA ’80) won the 2019 International Booker Prize for translating the novel, Celestial Bodies. This is the first time that the annual prize, awarded for one book translated into English and published in the United Kingdom or Ireland, is given to a work of Arabic literature.

WIDENING ACCESSAUC is offering new scholarships starting Fall 2019, including the AUC Liberal Arts Undergraduate Scholarship and the AUC Centennial Endowed Scholarship Fund.

AL HABTOOR SCHOLARSHIPSKhalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor, owner and chairman of Al Habtoor Group, established in 2015 the Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor Scholarships, which give 10 outstanding Egyptian students from outside Cairo the opportunity to study at AUC. Three students have benefited from the scholarships so far: Marwan Abdelmoneim, political science senior; Samah Hussein, electronics and communications engineering junior; and Akram Aziz, mechanical engineering sophomore.

AUC AS A GENOMIC HUBAUC has partnered with the University of Lübeck, German Science Foundation, German Research Foundation, DAAD and Mansoura University to establish the first Reference Genome for Egypt. This will empower researchers and clinicians to better identify risk; diagnose diseases, such as cancer, neurodegenerative conditions and heart disease; and customize treatment.

RECOGNIZING EXCELLENCETo continuously develop its human capital and ensure staff members remain motivated and committed, AUC has launched the 100 Years of Excellence Awards 2019 – 2020.

WALKING ROBOTFive AUC students won first place in the Student Mechanism and Robot Design Competition, held by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in California. Out of four teams selected from around the world, AUC was represented by two teams as finalists in the competition. The AUC teams were the only ones selected from Egypt and the first to make it to the final round in 10 years.

TOBACCO-FREEWith the Tobacco-Free Community Policy gone into effect at the start of February 2019, the New Cairo and Tahrir Square campuses are both now completely smoke-free and tobacco-free.

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TRUSTEE CORDDRY DIESAUC mourns the loss of Paul Corddry, advisory trustee who served on the Board of Trustees for almost three decades. Corddry championed the decision for AUC to move to New Cairo and co-chaired the capital campaign, which exceeded its $100 million goal, to build the New Cairo campus.

FIRST-CLASS RECOGNITION The Japanese government has conferred Nabil Fahmy ’74, ’77, Egypt’s former foreign minister and founding dean of AUC’s School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, with the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun of the first degree.

THE AUTHOR’S VISIT AUC Trustee Katherine Nouri Hughes, author of The Mapmaker’s Daughter, came to campus for a meet and greet in celebration of AUC’s centennial.

REMEMBERING GALAL AMINAUC held a memorial service to honor the life and legacy of Professor Emeritus Galal Amin, award-winning economist who taught at AUC’s Department of Economics for 44 years.

GREENER GRASSAUC has risen in the GreenMetric World University Rankings, placing 136 out of 719 institutions worldwide, up from 175 out of 619 institutions last year. This marks the University as a leader in sustainable development across Egypt and the region.

FOSTERING RESEARCH, CREATIVITY The weeklong 2019 Research and Creativity Convention kicked off with a keynote speech by Dr. Mohamed Ghoneim, renowned professor of urology and founder of the Ghoneim Urology and Nephrology Center, on research and human lives. The closing ceremony featured guest speaker Ahmed Elghandour ’16 (Da7ee7), whose science show has garnered more than 20 million views on YouTube since its launch in 2014.

Since a small group of

selfless, visionary Americans

founded AUC in 1919,

our University has aspired to

serve Egypt and the world by

preparing our students to meet

the challenges of the future

with courage, confidence and

creativity. As we approach

next year’s celebration of our

past century of service, our

focus is firmly on the next.

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”— AUC President Francis J. Ricciardone

FINANCIALS

Total operating revenue for fiscal year 2019, which covered the period from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019, was $185 million, including foreign exchange gains of $3.1 million. Total expenses were $180.7 million, resulting in a surplus of $4.3 million.

The largest source of revenue was gross tuition and fees, which generated $111.3 million. Endowment support and interest income totaled $27.2 million. Gifts and sponsored research income generated $21.8 million. Revenue from education extension services realized $10 million.

The largest operating cost, $75.8 million, was spent on faculty and staff salaries and benefits. Supplies and services costs were $27.6 million, financial assistance costs were $27.8* million, and depreciation expenses were almost $17.2 million.

These expenses are also categorized according to function as follows: academic and academic support represented about 41.3 percent of all expenses, or $74.6 million; administrative and general expenses followed at 23 percent, or $41.6 million; financial aid and scholarship costs were about 13.5 percent of all expenses, or $24.4 million; auxiliary enterprises were 8.1 percent of all expenses, or $14.7 million; education extension services costs were about 7.6 percent of all expenses, or $13.7 million; student services costs were about 4.1 percent of all expenses, or $7.4 million; and research expenses were 2.4 percent of all expenses, or $4.3 million. Depreciation expenses and operation and maintenance expenses are allocated to the respective functional categories.

As a not-for-profit institution, AUC budgets rigorously to match anticipated revenues, including gifts and endowment income, to anticipated expenses. Due to the unpredictability of key economic factors, such as foreign exchange, fluctuations and inflation, AUC’s actual budgets from year to year may result in modest deficits or surpluses versus projected revenues and expenses. Occasional surpluses help offset occasional deficits and, over time, always result in sustaining prudent and sustainable fiscal health for the benefit of our students. Members of AUC’s Board of Trustees serve without compensation beyond the satisfaction of contributing their own time, talent and treasure to AUC.

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*$27.8 million in financial assistance represents $24.4 million in financial aid and scholarships that was given to students in the form of tuition reductions, and $3.4 million in financial assistance given in the form of fellowships and stipends.This information is based on the Actual Pre-audited FY2019 AUC Financial Statements.

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60.1%

5.6%6.2%

3.4%5.4%

14.8%1.7% 2.8%

OPERATING REVENUE

OPERATING EXPENSES

41.3%

4.1%2.4%8.1%

7.6%

23%

13.5%

Academic and Academic Support

Student Services

Research

Auxiliary Enterprises

Education Extension Services

Administration and General

Financial Aid and Scholarships

Academic Tuition Fees

Gifts Used for Current Operations

Research

Auxiliary Enterprises

Education Extension Services

Endowment Support and Interest Income

Foreign Exchange Gains

Other Income

SPONSOREDPROGRAMS

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The Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) represents the University in its dealings with governments, foundations, international organizations and companies that sponsor projects, and is responsible for submitting all project proposals and administering awards. The office helps faculty members identify potential funding sources, develop proposals, negotiate the terms of grants and contracts, and ensure that AUC complies with those terms. During FY19, OSP reports that AUC received $39,788,307 in external funding to support research, fellowships and scholarships, academic and institutional support, training and public service projects. This year, OSP successfully managed to win a $30 million award from the United States Agency for International Development. The aim of this project is to establish the Center of Excellence for Water at Alexandria University.

Aachen University of Technology / European CommissionAcademy of Scientific Research and TechnologyAl Alfi Foundation for Human and Social DevelopmentAmerican Political Science AssociationThe Andrew W. Mellon Foundationatmosfair gGmbHBritish Embassy CairoCity of AustinCoventry University / Global Challenges Research FundDrosos FoundationEberhard Karls Universität TübingenEdupedia for Training and Consultations LLCEgyptian Banking InstituteEl Sewedy ElectrometerEmbassy of Ireland, EgyptEmbassy of Switzerland in Jordan European Bank for Reconstruction and DevelopmentFriedrich-Ebert-StiftungHarvard Kennedy SchoolHivosHSBC HoldingsInstitute of International EducationInstitute of International Education / The Aspen InstituteInstitute of International Education / United States Agency for

International DevelopmentInternational Brain Research OrganizationInternational Development Research CentreInternational Finance CorporationInternational Organization for MigrationLafargeHolcim Foundation for Sustainable ConstructionLazord FoundationLife Makers FoundationMassachusetts Institute of Technology

Ministry of Planning, Monitoring and Administrative ReformMisr El Kheir FoundationNamaa for Development and Real Estate Investment S.A.E.Oak Ridge National LaboratoryOrascom Construction PLCOXFAM NovibProcter & GambleRockefeller Brothers Fund Sawiris Foundation for Social DevelopmentThe Savola GroupThe Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, York

UniversityTechnische Universiteit EindhovenUNICEF Egypt UNHCR, The UN Refugee Agency United Nations Population Fund, EgyptUnited States Agency for International DevelopmentUnited States Agency for International Development / American Schools

and Hospitals AbroadUnited States Institute of PeaceUniversity of Ghana / The Andrew W. Mellon FoundationUniversity of GlasgowUniversity of Ottawa / The Social Sciences and Humanities Research

Council of Canada, York UniversityUnited States Department of Agriculture, Forest ServiceU.S. Embassy in Egypt U.S. Embassy in Egypt / Family Health 360Valeo Interbranch Automotive Software Egypt LLCVerband für interkulturelle Arbeit, Bayern / European CommissionThe World Bank GroupWorld Health OrganizationZewail City of Science and Technology / Academy of Scientific Research &

Technology

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AUC extends its sincerest appreciation to the loyal alumni, parents, faculty, staff, friends and corporations listed here for their generosity and vision. Your contributions keep AUC at the forefront of academia in the region.

Thank you.

The listing that follows recognizes lifetime individual and corporate donors who contributed $1 million and above to AUC.

A MILLIONThanks

SP Special Program Alumni • Hon LHD Honorary Degree • * Deceased • MG Matching Gift Company 24

$10M+

$5M+

$1M+

Mr. J. Dinsmore Adams, Jr.Sheikh Kamal Adham*

Mr. and Mrs. Moataz Al AlfiDr. Hamza Bahey El Din Alkholi

H.H. Sheikh Dr. Sultan Bin Mohammed Al-Qasimi Hon LHD

Sir Nadhmi Shakir AuchiMr. Theodore S. Bacon, Jr.*

Mr. Paul and Mrs. Beth BartlettMr. Richard and Mrs. Kerri Bartlett

David Bonderman (SP)BP USA

Dr. Barbara Brown and Dr. Steven WardEng. Abdullah Ahmed Said Bugshan

Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Cashin

Commercial International Bank (Egypt)Paul I.* and Charlotte P. Corddry

Mr. Miner D. Crary, Jr. and Mrs. Mary Crary*Mrs. Mary Cross*

Mr. Hassan ’73 and Mrs. Jill DanaMrs. Elizabeth S. DriscollExxonMobil Corporation

Hadhramout Foundation for Human DevelopmentMr. Paul B. Hannon Hon LHDDr. and Mrs. Elias K. Hebeka

Dr. and Mrs. Ahmed M. Hassanein HeikalHSBC Bank Egypt S.A.E.

Mrs. Suad Al-Husseini Juffali Hon LHDLouise Moore Pine Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Ludwig

H.E. Mr. Mohamed Loutfy MansourMr. Hatem Niazi Mostafa* and Mrs. Janet Mostafa

Mr. Youssef Ayyad Nabih*Sheikh Abdul Rahman Hayel Saeed ’68

Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco)Eng. Naguib Sawiris

Schlumberger Stichting FundMr. Bernard Selz

Sheikh Mohammed Wajih Hassan Sharbatly ’89Dr. William Kelly Simpson Hon LHD*

Dr. Abdulhadi Hassan Taher*The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

The Ford FoundationThe Selz FoundationThe Tokyo Foundation

Sheikh Faisal Kamal AdhamSheikh Mohammed Bin Abdulkarim A. Allehedan*

Dr. Sarwat Sabet Bassily*

Mr. Mohamed Shafik Gabr ’73Sheikh Abdul Latif Jameel Hon LHD*

Abdulla Al Ghurair Education Program Ltd (AGEP)Dr. Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor Hon LHD

H.R.H. Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulaziz Alsaud Hon LHDMr. Yousef Abdul Latif Jameel ’68 Hon LHD

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$10,000 and above donors: The listing that follows recognizes individual and corporate donors who contributed $10,000 and above to AUC from July 1, 2018 to September 30, 2019.

Abdulla Al Ghurair Education Program Ltd (AGEP)Mr. Richard and Mrs. Kerri Bartlett

Mr. Yousef Abdul Latif Jameel ’68, Hon LHDEng. Naguib Sawiris

$1M+

Dr. Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor Hon LHD$500K+

Nora Abousteit ’00 and Joshua Cooper RamoMr. J. Dinsmore Adams, Jr.Dr. Hamza Bahey El Din AlkholiApache Khalda Corporation LDC

Ms. Teresa C. Barger (SP)Dr. Barbara Brown and Dr. Steven WardMr. and Mrs. Richard M. CashinCommercial International Bank (Egypt)Egyptian Refining Company

Shell Egypt N.V.Suzy and Sadek Wahba ’87Nancy and Jonathon Wolf (SP)The Louise H. and David S. Ingalls

Foundation

$100K+

Mr. Assem Raouf Abdel Hady ’16Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait - EgyptAmbassador Yousef and Mrs. Abeer Al OtaibaApache CorporationAttijariwafa Bank Egypt S.A.E.David Bonderman (SP)

BP EgyptCairo Choral SocietyDana GasDeutsche Bank UAEMr. and Mrs. Richard A. DruckerDr. Atef ’74 and Mrs. Fofa EltoukhyExxonMobil Egypt (S.A.E.)

Mr. Hisham Ezz Al ArabMs. Alexandra Jameson (SP) ’15Ms. Laurie Fitch (SP)Fritz and Lee LinkH.E. Mr. Mohamed Loutfy MansourMr. Tarek M. RaghebWiley

$25K+

Mr. Mahmoud M. AbdallahDr. Lisa Anderson (SP)Apache Egypt CompaniesAUC Parents AssociationMr. Paul and Mrs. Beth BartlettBLOM Bank EgyptMr. and Mrs. Robert S. Bowditch, JrEgypt Sunshine International Business

Development Co. S.A.EEl Baradei FoundationMr. and Mrs. Hisham El-Khazindar ’96

Mr. Keith FosterSted and Robin GarberHenkel-EgyptMr. B. Boyd and Mrs. Mary Kay HightHousing and Development BankDr. Mohammed (Mo) IbrahimMrs. Ann Zwicker Kerr ’81Marjorie M. Fisher FundMahmoud M. Abdallah FoundationMorgan Stanley Group Inc.Mr. Karim Hatem Niazi Mostafa (SP)

Mostafa Family Charitable Lead TrustMountain ViewPatterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLPMs. Hosna RachidState Street Global AdvisorsDr. David and Dr. Jane TirrellMrs. Gretchen (SP) and Ambassador C.

David WelchMr. Robert M. Weyerhaeuser~ Anonymous ~

$10K+

Arab African International BankEng. Abdullah Ahmed Said BugshanCleveland H. Dodge Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Elizabeth S. DriscollEgyptian Gulf Bank (EGBANK)

Dr. Aziza Nour Eldin Ellozy ’64, ’67Hadhramout Foundation for Human

DevelopmentDr. Ahmed and Mrs. Ann El-MokademLockheed Martin Global, Inc.

Jennifer and Philip MaritzNational Bank of Kuwait - EgyptLady Jehane Thomas ’66, ’69Mr. Francis J. Ricciardone and Dr. Marie Ricciardone

$50K+

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The listing that follows recognizes individual and corporate donors who contributed $1,000 and above to AUC from July 1, 2018 to September 30, 2019.

ALUMNICLASS OF 1964Dr. Aziza Ragai EllozyMr. Stephen D. Taylor

CLASS OF 1966Lady Jehane Thomas

CLASS OF 1967Mr. Rashed Mohamed Fakhro

CLASS OF 1968Mr. Yousef Abdul Latif Jameel

CLASS OF 1970Mrs. Khadija Mohammed Almaeina

CLASS OF 1974Dr. Atef H. EltoukhyHis Excellency Nabil Ismail Fahmy

CLASS OF 1981Mrs. Ann Zwicker Kerr

CLASS OF 1982Mr. Gregory L. Olson

CLASS OF 1983Mrs. Najla Nabih

CLASS OF 1984Ms. Kim Louise Jackson

CLASS OF 1985Dr. Hania Sholkamy El Araby

CLASS OF 1987Dr. Ziad A. Bahaa-EldinDr. Sadek Magdy Wahba

CLASS OF 1989Mr. Ayman Mokhtar Madkour

CLASS OF 1991Mrs. Raymonda Raif Abdel Nour

CLASS OF 1993Ms. Hanan Mohamed Abdel MeguidMrs. Dina Mohamed Fouda

CLASS OF 1996Mr. Hisham Hussein El-Khazindar

CLASS OF 1997Mr. Hatem Abdel Aziz Mahdy

CLASS OF 1998Dr. Rana Ayman el KalioubyMs. Dina Amgad Anwar El MoftyMs. Hanan Hossam Omary

CLASS OF 2000Mr. Ahmed Fouad Abdel LatifMs. Nora Jasmin AbousteitMr. Ahmed Hafez Zaki

CLASS OF 2002Ms. Dina Fuad Abulfotuh

CLASS OF 2005Mr. Omar Mohamed Sherif El Shenety

CLASS OF 2010Mrs. Fatema Hassan Al Sulaiti

CLASS OF 2015Ms. Alexandra Dockeray Jameson

CLASS OF 2016Mr. Assem Raouf Abdel Hady

STUDENTS~ Anonymous ~

SPECIAL PROGRAM ALUMNIDr. Khalaf Ahmad Al HabtoorDr. Lisa AndersonMrs. Cynthia AnthonyMs. Teresa C. BargerDr. and Mrs. Thomas A. BartlettMr. Christopher BellDr. Eva BellinMr. David BondermanDr. Nathan BrownMs. Laurie L. FitchMr. John H. ForsythDr. William E. GranaraMr. Paul B. HannonReverend Richard A. LundyMr. D. Patrick MaleyMr. Karim Hatem Niazi MostafaMr. Mark T. TurnageMrs. Gretchen Gerwe WelchMr. and Mrs. Jonathan L. Wolf

TRUSTEES AND ADVISORY TRUSTEESNora Abousteit ’00 and Joshua Cooper RamoAmbassador Yousef and Mrs. Abeer Al OtaibaDr. Hamza Bahey El Din AlkholiDr. Ziad A. Bahaa-Eldin ’87Ms. Teresa C. Barger (SP)Mr. Paul and Mrs. Beth BartlettMr. Richard and Mrs. Kerri BartlettMrs. Molly and Dr. Thomas Bartlett Hon LHDJames D. and Mary Claire BondDr. Barbara Brown and Dr. Steven WardNathan J. Brown (SP)Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. CashinMrs. Elizabeth S. DriscollMr. and Mrs. Richard A. DruckerDr. Rana Ayman el Kaliouby ’98, ’00Ms. Dina Amgad Anwar El Mofty ’98

Dr. Nabil ElarabyMr. and Mrs. Hisham El-Khazindar ’96Dr. Atef ’74 and Mrs. Fofa EltoukhyMs. Laurie Fitch (SP)Sted and Robin GarberMr. Paul B. Hannon Hon LHDDr. and Mrs. Elias K. HebekaMr. B. Boyd and Mrs. Mary Kay HightDr. Mohammed (Mo) IbrahimMr. William IngleeThe Honorable Robert W. KastenFarhad Kazemi and Jane OpperMr. and Mrs. Paul J. LawlerDr. Thomas W. LentzArt and Susan LindenauerFritz and Lee LinkDr. Kristin M. LordJennifer and Philip MaritzMs. Hosna RachidMr. Francis J. Ricciardone and Dr. Marie RicciardoneDr. David and Dr. Jane TirrellMr. Mark T. Turnage (SP)Suzy and Sadek Wahba ’87Mrs. Gretchen (SP) and Ambassador C.

David WelchThe Honorable Frank G. WisnerNancy and Jonathon Wolf (SP)

FACULTY AND STAFFMr. Mahmoud M. AbdallahMrs. Raymonda Raif Abdel Nour ’91Ms. Dina Abulfotuh (SP), ’02Cynthia (SP) and John Duke AnthonySherif El-KassasDr. Aziza Nour Eldin Ellozy ’64, ’67Janice Emery and Patrick SchaffnerHis Excellency Nabil Ismail Fahmy ’74, ’77Dr. Shawki El Husseiny FaragMr. Bruce W. FlessnerMr. Gordon Handke

Ms. Kim Louise Jackson ’84Hanan H. Omary ’98, ’16Lady Jehane Thomas ’66, ’69Mr. Francis J. Ricciardone and Dr. Marie Ricciardone

PARENTSMs. Dina Abulfotuh (SP), ’02Dr. Hamza Bahey El Din AlkholiDr. Nabil ElarabyMr. Hisham Ezz Al ArabDr. Barbara IbrahimMr. Kenneth Manotti

FRIENDSMrs. Laila Abdel JawadMr. J. Dinsmore Adams, Jr.Dr. Abraham Adams and Ms. Nancy White AdamsMrs. Manal AminProf. G. Anand AnandalingamDavid and Sherry ArnoldIradj and Shahnaz BagherzadeRoger and Whitney BagnallRobert and Renee BelferMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. BennettPriscilla BlakemoreMr. and Mrs. Robert S. Bowditch, JrEng. Abdullah Ahmed Said BugshanMichele ChaitJudy and Kim DavisRichard A. DebsMr. Richard EdelmanMr. Mohamed El BeihMrs. Heini El FayedMr. Jim EllisDr. Ahmed and Mrs. Ann El-MokademMs. Mona E. EraibaMarjorie M. Fisher FundMr. Keith FosterDennis and Susi GertmenianMs. Nimet HabachyMr. James HarmonDr. Taher HelmyAnn Hotung

Ms. Katherine Nouri HughesMrs. Sylvia IskanderSarah JacksonMr. Magdi Abdul Latif JameelMr. Warren JensonMr. Peter JohnElle JohnsonMr. William and Mrs. Luz MacArthurH.E. Mr. Mohamed Loutfy MansourMr. David J. McMunn, Jr.Jon and Melinda MullerMs. Lubna OlayanMr. Frank PackardMs. Wendy PangburnMs. Marnie S. PillsburyMr. Ernest PoseyMr. Tarek M. RaghebJack and Cherie RaidyEng. Naguib SawirisMarsha and Jerry SesloweAlex ShalabyMs. Maria ShammasMr. R J ShepherdMr. Charles SteinmetzAso O. TavitianMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. ThomasonMr. William C. Ughetta Jr.Mr. Robert M. WeyerhaeuserMr. and Mrs. Gilbert Williamson~ Anonymous ~

FOUNDATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS AND CORPORATIONSA.J.E. Group Egypt For Soft DrinksAbdulla Al Ghurair Education Program Ltd

(AGEP)Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait - EgyptApache CorporationApache Egypt CompaniesApache Khalda Corporation LDCArab African International BankArab Bankatmosfair gGmbHAttijariwafa Bank Egypt S.A.E.AUC Parents Association

Bank of New York MellonBanque du CaireBeastBest Buy for Information SystemsBLOM Bank EgyptBP EgyptCairo Choral SocietyCapital Dental ClinicCleveland H. Dodge Foundation, Inc.Commercial International Bank (Egypt)Dana GasDeutsche Bank UAEDino ActivationDOMTYEgypt Sunshine International Business

Development Co. S.A.EEgyptian Gulf Bank (EGBANK)Egyptian Refining CompanyEl Baradei FoundationEmirates NBD EgyptEvent House EgyptExxonMobil Egypt (S.A.E.)Falcon GroupFirst Arabian Development & Investment Co.F.M.S. AdvertisingGo BusHadhramout Foundation for Human

DevelopmentHenkel-EgyptHousing and Development BankIdentity AdvertisingInnovation CrewIREXLockheed Martin Global, Inc.London CabMahmoud M. Abdallah FoundationMcMunn Family FoundationMisr Italia PropertiesMorgan Stanley Group Inc.Mostafa Family Charitable Lead TrustMountain ViewNational Bank of EgyptNational Bank of Kuwait - EgyptNew Egypt GoldOrigin Integrated Marketing Solutions - Egypt

Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLPPepsiCo International - EgyptRobust ExperientialShell Egypt N.V.State Street Global AdvisorsTavitian Foundation Inc.The Harmon Family FoundationThe Louise H. and David S. Ingalls

FoundationTrend Forward CapitalTrend MicroW. K. Kellogg Foundation MGWileyYaqeen Company for Educational, Sports

and Recreational Projects

27 SP Special Program Alumni • Hon LHD Honorary Degree • * Deceased • MG Matching Gift Company

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GIVING BY CONSTITUENCY

GIVING BY PURPOSE

Friends and Parents

20%

Alumni and Students

76% Foundations, Organizations

and Corporations

4%

Current Restricted Funds

76%

Endowed Funds

22%

AUC Fund

2%

This information is based on FY2019 contributions.

AUC FUNDThe AUC Fund creates lifetime opportunities for outstanding students through scholarships and financial aid. Every donor’s participation is a vote of confidence in AUC and works immediately to make a difference in enriching campus life. The listing that follows recognizes individual and corporate donors who contributed $1,000 and above to the AUC Fund from July 1, 2018 to September 30, 2019.

ALUMNICLASS OF 1964Mr. Stephen D. Taylor

CLASS OF 1967Mr. Rashed Mohamed Fakhro

CLASS OF 1974His Excellency Nabil Ismail Fahmy

CLASS OF 1981Mrs. Ann Zwicker Kerr

CLASS OF 1982Mr. Gregory L. Olson

CLASS OF 1984Ms. Kim Louise Jackson

CLASS OF 1989Mr. Ayman Mokhtar Madkour

CLASS OF 1991Mrs. Raymonda Raif Abdel Nour

CLASS OF 1993Mrs. Dina Mohamed Fouda

CLASS OF 1996Mr. Hisham Hussein El-Khazindar

CLASS OF 1997Mr. Hatem Abdel Aziz Mahdy

CLASS OF 1998Ms. Dina Amgad Anwar El MoftyMs. Hanan Hossam Omary

CLASS OF 2000Mr. Ahmed Fouad Abdel Latif

CLASS OF 2002Ms. Dina Fuad Abulfotuh

CLASS OF 2005Mr. Omar Mohamed Sherif El Shenety

CLASS OF 2010Mrs. Fatema Hassan Al Sulaiti

CLASS OF 2015Ms. Alexandra Dockeray Jameson

STUDENTS~ Anonymous ~

SPECIAL PROGRAM ALUMNIMr. John H. ForsythDr. William E. GranaraMr. Paul B. HannonReverend Richard A. LundyMr. D. Patrick MaleyMr. Karim Hatem Niazi MostafaMr. Mark T. Turnage

TRUSTEES AND ADVISORY TRUSTEESDr. Barbara Brown and Dr. Steven WardMrs. Elizabeth S. DriscollMs. Dina Amgad Anwar El Mofty ’98Dr. Nabil ElarabyMr. and Mrs. Hisham El-Khazindar ’96Mr. Paul B. Hannon Hon LHDDr. Mohammed (Mo) IbrahimFarhad Kazemi and Jane OpperArt and Susan LindenauerFritz and Lee LinkMr. Francis J. Ricciardone and Dr. Marie RicciardoneMr. Mark T. Turnage (SP)The Honorable Frank G. Wisner

FACULTY AND STAFFMrs. Raymonda Raif Abdel Nour ’91Ms. Dina Abulfotuh (SP), ’02His Excellency Nabil Ismail Fahmy ’74, ’77Mr. Bruce W. FlessnerMs. Kim Louise Jackson ’84Hanan H. Omary ’98, ’16Mr. Francis J. Ricciardone and Dr. Marie Ricciardone

PARENTSMs. Dina Fuad AbulfotuhDr. Nabil ElarabyDr. Barbara IbrahimMr. Kenneth Manotti

FRIENDSMr. J. Dinsmore Adams, Jr.Dr. Abraham Adams and Ms. Nancy

White AdamsRoger and Whitney BagnallPriscilla BlakemoreAnn HotungElle JohnsonMr. William and Mrs. Luz MacArthurMr. David J. McMunn, Jr.Ms. Marnie S. PillsburyMr. Robert M. Weyerhaeuser~ Anonymous ~

FOUNDATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS AND CORPORATIONSArab BankBanque du CaireBeastEvent House EgyptMcMunn Family FoundationMisr Italia PropertiesMostafa Family Charitable Lead TrustOrigin Integrated Marketing Solutions

- EgyptPepsiCo International - Egypt

1919 SOCIETYConsistent giving is the cornerstone of the AUC Fund’s success. To honor the many devoted donors who support the AUC Fund year in and year out, AUC created the 1919 Society, named in honor of the founding of the University. The 1919 Society recognizes consecutive giving in increments of five, 10, 15 and 20 years.

20+ YEARSFarhad Kazemi and Jane Opper

15+ YEARSDr. Barbara Brown and Dr. Steven WardMrs. Elizabeth S. DriscollMr. Robert M. Weyerhaeuser

5+ YEARSMrs. Raymonda Raif Abdel Nour ’91Mr. J. Dinsmore Adams, Jr.Dr. Abraham Adams and Ms. Nancy

White AdamsRoger and Whitney BagnallPriscilla BlakemoreMr. Omar Mohamed Sherif El Shenety ’05Ms. Alexandra Jameson (SP), ’15Elle JohnsonMrs. Ann Zwicker Kerr ’81Art and Susan LindenauerMr. Karim Hatem Niazi Mostafa (SP)Mr. Stephen D. Taylor ’64

NAMED AND MEMORIAL GIFTSIN MEMORY OF DR. JOHN BADEAUMcMunn Family Foundation

IN HONOR OF MR. RICHARD AND MRS. KERRI BARTLETTMarsha and Jerry Seslowe

IN MEMORY OF DR. JOHN D. GERHARTMs. Sarah Jackson

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IN HONOR OF MR. TROLAND ‘FRITZ’ LINKMs. Marnie S. Pillsbury

IN MEMORY OF DR. CYNTHIA NELSONCynthia (SP) and John Duke Anthony

IN MEMORY OF NADIA YOUNESDr. Aziza Nour Eldin Ellozy ’64, ’67Mr. D. Patrick Maley (SP) and Ms.

Nancy B. Turck

NAMED FUNDS SUPPORTED BY AUC DONORSThe listing that follows recognizes the annual and endowed restricted awards, scholarships, fellowships, diplomas, distinguished visiting professorships, professorships, research and faculty development supported by our donors. ANNUAL AWARDS25th of January Award for Scholarly

ExcellenceThe Valerie Farag Music Award

ENDOWED AWARDSAhmed El Mehallawi Family Endowed

AwardAhmed Fakhry ’89 Endowed Award in

EgyptologyAhmed Zewail Endowed Prize for

Excellence in the Sciences and Humanities

Dr. Abdel Rahman El Sawy Endowed Award

Fadel Assabghy Endowed Award for Scholarly Excellence

Frank G. Wisner Endowed Award for Scholarly Excellence

George T. Scanlon Graduate Student Award in Arab and Islamic Civilizations

Madalyn Lamont Endowed Literary Award

Magda Al-Nowaihi ’78 Graduate Student Endowed Award in Gender Studies

Medhat Haroun Endowed Award for Scholarly Excellence

Mohamed El Beleidy Endowed Academic Award

Mohammed Bin Abdulkarim A. Allehedan Endowed Awards

Nadia Niazi Mostafa Endowed Award in Islamic Art and Architecture

Reda Salama Endowed Prize in Literature and Science

Samiha El Barkouky Endowed Award in Egyptology

Tewfik Doss Pasha Endowed AwardThe Doria Shafik Endowed AwardThe Jehane Ragai and John Thomas

Highest Achiever in Chemistry AwardWaheed Samy Award for Distinguished

Writing in Arabic as a Foreign Language

ANNUAL FELLOWSHIPSAdvancement of Science Fellowships

FundAl Ghurair STEM FellowshipsCenter for Arabic Study Abroad (CASA)

FundDr. Ahmed and Ann M. El-Mokadem

FellowshipEl Baradei Foundation Fellowship in

International and Comparative LawIOM Fellowship for Migration and

Refugee StudiesLuqman Weise Capital FinTech

FellowshipsPharco MBA FellowshipQalaa Holdings Partial Support

FellowshipThe Hadhramout Foundation

Scholarships for Yemeni Graduate Students

Yousef Jameel ’68 GAPP Public Leadership Program

Yousef Jameel ’68 PhD in Applied Sciences and Engineering Fellowships

Zaki Hashem Memorial Fellowship in International and Comparative Law (LLM)

Zeid Family MBA Fellowships

ENDOWED FELLOWSHIPSAndrew W. Mellon Foundation Center for

Arabic Study Abroad (CASA) Endowed Fellowship

Center for Arabic Study Abroad (CASA) Endowment Fund

Cynthia Nelson Endowed Fellowships in Gender and Women’s Studies (IGWS)

Dr. Nabil Elaraby LLM Endowed Fellowship

Ford Foundation Center for Arabic Study Abroad (CASA) Endowed Fellowships

Kamal Adham Fellowship for Television and Digital Journalism

Mansour Group Endowed FellowshipMohammed Bin Abdulkarim A.

Allehedan Endowed FellowshipsNadia Niazi Mostafa Endowed

Fellowship in Islamic Art and Architecture

Ryoichi Sasakawa Endowed Young Leaders Fellowship Fund (SYLFF) Program

Suez Cement Company Endowed Fellowship

Tarek Juffali Endowed Fellows ProgramThe Bernard and Lisa Selz Endowed

Fellowship in EgyptologyThe David Bonderman (CASA ’69)

Travel and Learning Endowed FundVanesa B. Korany ’04 Endowed Thesis

Support Fund

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPSAbdallah Jum’ah Study Abroad

ScholarshipsAl Ahli Bank of Kuwait Public School

Scholarship

Al Ghurair STEM ScholarshipsAttijariwafa Bank Public School

Scholarship for Students with Disabilities

Dr. Ahmed and Ann M. El-Mokadem Study Abroad Scholarship

Dr. Hamza Alkholi Public School Scholarship

Dr. Osman Abousteit Award for Exchanges to Germany

Egyptian Gulf Bank Public School Scholarship

Egyptian Refining Company Public School Scholarship

El Sewedy Electric ScholarshipLockheed Martin Public School

ScholarshipMohamed Ragheb Scholarship in Arts

at HUSSNancy and Jonathan Wolf Study Abroad

ScholarshipNevine Loutfy ScholarshipOmnia Abdullah Bakhsh ’98

ScholarshipPalestinian Scholarship FundShokry Diab Public School ScholarshipSpringer Nature ScholarshipSU Scholarship FundThe Hadhramout Foundation

Scholarships for Yemeni Undergraduate Students

The Pangburn, Ellis, LaBarge Study-Abroad Fund

Wiley Scholarship Fund

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPSABB SUSA Endowed ScholarshipAbdulhadi H. Taher Endowed

ScholarshipsAlton and Barbara Harvill Endowed

ScholarshipAmerican Chamber of Commerce

Endowed ScholarshipApache Corporation Endowed

Scholarships

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Armenian Evangelical Congregational Church of Cairo Endowed Scholarship

Ashraf Marwan Endowed ScholarshipAT&T Endowed ScholarshipAtef and Fofa Eltoukhy Family Endowed

ScholarshipAttijariwafa Bank Egypt Endowed

ScholarshipAUC Alumni Endowed ScholarshipsAUC Centennial Endowed Scholarship

FundAyman Korra Endowed Public School

ScholarshipBassam Jabr ’63 Endowed Palestinian

ScholarshipBeatrice and Roger Carlson Endowed

Prize in Academic MeritBG Egypt Endowed Public School

ScholarshipBristol-Myers Squibb Egypt Endowed

ScholarshipBristol-Myers Squibb Endowed

ScholarshipsBritish Petroleum Endowed ScholarshipCitigroup Endowed ScholarshipColgate-Palmolive Endowed ScholarshipCrédit Agricole Bank Endowed

ScholarshipDavid Vernon Bullough Endowed

ScholarshipDHL Egypt Endowed ScholarshipDouglas Horton Endowed ScholarshipDow Chemical Endowed ScholarshipDr. Abdel Hamid El Sawy ’72 Endowed

ScholarshipDr. Aboul Fetouh Shahine Endowed

ScholarshipDr. Akef El Maghraby Endowed Public

School ScholarshipDr. and Mrs. A. Livingston Warnshuis

Endowed ScholarshipDr. Mamdouh Sharafeldin Endowed

Public School ScholarshipGalal El Zorba Endowed Public School

Scholarship

General Electric Endowed ScholarshipsGeorgiana Stevens Endowed

ScholarshipGhaleb El Farouki ’33 Endowed

ScholarshipGlobalSantaFe Corporation Endowed

Public School ScholarshipHayel Saeed Endowed ScholarshipsHermann F. Eilts Endowed International

ScholarshipHisham Ezz Al Arab Endowed

ScholarshipHSBC Bank Egypt Endowed Public

School ScholarshipIBM Endowed ScholarshipIPR Group of Companies / Dr. Mahmoud

K. Dabbous Family Endowed PSSFJohn and Gail Gerhart Endowed Public

School ScholarshipJohn and Marguerite Harbert Endowed

ScholarshipJohnson & Johnson Endowed

ScholarshipJoseph Van Vleck Endowed ScholarshipKhalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor ScholarshipsLouise H. and David S. Ingalls

Foundation Public School Scholarship for Women

Magdy Tolba Endowed Public School Scholarship

Mahmoud Muftah Endowed ScholarshipMajor General Ahmed Arafa Endowed

Public School ScholarshipMay ’87 and Ahmed Heikal Endowed

Public School ScholarshipsMiddle East Carpets (MECCA) Endowed

ScholarshipMoataz Al Alfi Endowed ScholarshipMohamed El Beleidy Endowed

ScholarshipMohammad Abughazaleh ’67 Endowed

Palestinian ScholarshipMohammed Bin Abdulkarim A.

Allehedan Endowed ScholarshipsMolly Bartlett Endowed Scholarship

Mustafa Abdel-Wadood ’91 Endowed Public School Scholarship

Omar Mohsen Endowed Public School Scholarship

P&G Endowed ScholarshipParents Association (PA) Endowed

ScholarshipPepsiCo Endowed ScholarshipR. D. Matthews Endowed ScholarshipRAM Endowed ScholarshipRaytheon Endowed ScholarshipRiad Kamal Palestinian Endowed

ScholarshipRicciardone Family Experience Egypt

Endowed FundRoger E. Tamraz ’60 Endowed ScholarshipSanta Fe Endowed ScholarshipShell Egypt N.V Endowed ScholarshipShell Endowed ScholarshipSheta Endowed ScholarshipSimpson Endowed Scholarships for

Year-Abroad Program in EgyptologyStone & Webster Endowed ScholarshipTaher Family Endowed ScholarshipsThomas A. Lamont Endowed

ScholarshipTorgersen Endowed ScholarshipWadi Degla Endowed Scholarship Fund

for Student AthletesWafiya El Hassany ’48, ’50 Endowed

ScholarshipsWarner-Lambert Endowed ScholarshipWasef Jabsheh ’67 Jordanian -

Palestinian Endowed ScholarshipWefaq Fahmy Endowed Public School

ScholarshipXerox Egypt Endowed ScholarshipXerox Foundation Endowed ScholarshipsYahiya Arafa Endowed Public School

ScholarshipYasmina Endowed ScholarshipYoussef Nabih Endowed Scholarship in

AccountingYoussef Nabih Endowed Scholarships

ANNUAL DIPOLMASApache for Teacher Training by the

School of Continuing EducationArab African International Bank

Professional Teacher Development Program

Dana Gas Professional Teacher Development Certificate in Arabic Fund

Deutsche Bank Career Certificate in Finance at School of Continuing Education

Deutsche Bank Fund at the School of Continuing Education

Deutsche Bank Postgraduate Professional Educator Diploma

Egyptian Refining Co. Postgraduate Professional Educator Certificate

ExxonMobil Postgraduate Professional Educator Certificate

Michel Lakah & Noha Bahri Postgraduate Professional Diploma

National Bank of Kuwait Fund at the School of Continuing Education

Postgraduate Professional Educator Diploma

School of Continuing Education Career Certificate

The Hadhramout Foundation Fund at the School of Continuing Education

ENDOWED DIPOLMASAly Boraie-Adel Gabr Endowed Career

CertificatePhilip Morris Mansour Group Endowed

Scholarship

ANNUAL DISTINGUISHED VISITING PROFESSORSHIPSBayard Dodge Distinguished Visiting

Professorship in Arabic Studies

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ENDOWED DISTINGUISHED VISITING PROFESSORSHIPSCharles J. Hedlund Distinguished

Visiting Professorship in Business & Computer

Christopher Thoron Distinguished Visiting Professorship in Performing & Visual Arts

General Dynamics Corporation Distinguished Visiting Professorship in Engineering

McCune Foundation Distinguished Visiting Professorship in English & Comparative Literature

William K. Simpson and Marilyn M. Simpson Visiting Professorship in Egyptology

ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIPSAbdul Latif Jameel Chair in

EntrepreneurshipAGIP Professorship in Environmental

EngineeringBP Egypt Oil Professorship in

Management StudiesCIB Endowed Professorship in BankingEgyptian Chair in Coptic HeritageLisa Anderson Endowed Professorship

in Politics and PolicymakingSchlumberger Endowed Professorship in

EngineeringTarek Juffali Professorship in PsychologyWillard W. Brown International Business

Leadership Professorship

ANNUAL FACULTY AND STAFF DEVELOPMENTAUC and UCF Faculty Exchange

ProgramAUC and UCF Rosen College of

Hospitality Management Exchange Program

Moataz Al Alfi GAPP Faculty Research Awards

ENDOWED FACULTY AND STAFF DEVELOPMENTJ. Duggan Endowed Memorial Fund for

AUC Library StaffSamer Soliman Endowed Forum for

Democratic Transformation

ANNUAL RESEARCH FUNDSArchaeology Excavations and Research

FundAUC Research Support FundBenaa Wa Amal Research Fund for the

School of Sciences and EngineeringClean Drinking Water Through Solar

Energy in EgyptMentor Graphics Research FundPharco Case Studies Fund

ENDOWED RESEARCH FUNDSDr. Salima Ikram Endowed Fund for

EgyptologyFord Foundation Endowment for the

Social Research CenterGerhart Center Endowment FundThe Banawi Industrial Group Fund for

Civic ResponsibilityThe Bartlett Fund for Critical ChallengesZahi Hawass Endowed Research Fund

OTHER ANNUAL FUNDSAccess to Knowledge for Development

Center (A2K4D)AUC Broken Windows FundAUC Venture LabAUC Venture Lab - Shell Energy and

Sustainability TrackAUC Venture Lab FinTech Accelerator -

Powered by CIBAUCian Alumni Rewards FundCairo Review of Global Affairs

PublicationsEmployee Emergency Relief Fund

(EERF)ExecEd Real Estate Academy in the

School of Business

Facilities Management AcademyFund for Legal TranslationIbrahim Helmy Memorial Fund for the

Bioarchaeology of EgyptIsmail Fund for Students with Learning

DisabilitiesProfessor Pandeli Glavanis Memorial

FundResearch Hub in Quantitative

EconomicsSusan Weeks Memorial FundTahrir Cultural CenterTheban Mapping ProjectValerie Farag Memorial Concert Fund

OTHER ENDOWED FUNDSAnand Mehta ’92 Endowed Award in

MUN ParticipationAUC Associates Group FundQalaa Holdings Financial Services

Center El-Khazindar Business Research and

Case Center Jameel Center Management Studies

Endowed FundMohammed Bin Abdulkarim A.

Allehedan Scholarship and Scientific Research Fund

Nadia Younes Memorial LectureRanda Hafez Policy Impact FundTaher Helmy Law Library Endowment

FundThe Margaret R. King and Margaret W.

Harmon Endowment for Collections in Horticulture, Plants and Gardens

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Ms. Nora Abousteit ’00Founder and CEOCraftJam Inc.United States

Mr. Moataz Al AlfiChairmanEgypt Kuwait Holding and Magdi Yacoub Heart

FoundationEgypt

Amb. Dr. Hamza AlkholiChairman and CEOAlkholi GroupSaudi Arabia

Amb. Yousef Al-OtaibaAmbassador of the United Arab Emirates to the

United States of AmericaUnited States

Dr. Ziad Bahaa-Eldin ’87Founder and Managing PartnerThebes ConsultancyEgypt

Ms. Teresa C. Barger (CASA ’78)Co-Founder and Managing DirectorCartica CapitalUnited States

Mr. Paul H. BartlettCEOCloudPayUnited States

Mr. Richard A. BartlettChairman, Managing DirectorResource Holdings, Ltd.United States

Mr. James D. BondPresidentBond & AssociatesUnited States

Dr. Barbara BrownPresidentLouise H. and David S. Ingalls FoundationUnited States

Dr. Nathan Brown (CASA ’84)Professor of Political Science and International AffairsThe George Washington UniversityUnited States

Mr. Richard M. CashinManaging PartnerOne Equity PartnersUnited States

Mr. Richard A. DruckerPartner and General CounselCornell Capital LLCUnited States

Dr. Rana el Kaliouby ’98, ’00CEO and Co-FounderAffectivaUnited States

Mr. Hisham El-Khazindar ’96Co-Founder and Managing DirectorQalaa HoldingsEgypt

Ms. Dina El-Mofty ’98CEOINJAZ Egypt Egypt

Dr. Atef Eltoukhy ’74ChairmanAurum Capital ManagementUnited States

Mr. Ali FaramawyCorporate Vice President, Emerging Markets

Digital TransformationMicrosoftTurkey

Mr. Richard A. Bartlett, ChairmanDr. David A. Tirrell, Vice Chairman

BOARD OFTRUSTEES

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Ms. Laurie Fitch (YAB ’91)Partner, Strategic Advisory GroupPJT PartnersUnited Kingdom

Dr. Mohammed (Mo) IbrahimChairman and FounderMo Ibrahim FoundationUnited Kingdom

Mr. William B. IngleeSenior PartnerInglee Sauer Moseley Strategies, LLCUnited States

Mr. Paul J. LawlerVice President for Investments and Chief

Investment Officer (retired)The W.K. Kellogg Foundation and TrustUnited States

Dr. Thomas W. LentzFormer Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot Director Harvard Art MuseumsUnited States

Dr. Kristin LordPresident and CEOIREXUnited States

Mr. Philip MaritzCo-Founder and PresidentMaritz, Wolff & CoUnited States

Dr. Tarek MasoudProfessor of Public Policy and Sultan of Oman

Professor of International RelationsHarvard Kennedy SchoolUnited States

Ms. Hosna Mohamed RachidChairperson, Rachid Mashreq GroupUnilever MashreqUnited Kingdom

Mr. Francis J. RicciardonePresidentThe American University in CairoEgypt

Dr. David A. TirrellProvost, Ross McCollum-William H. Corcoran,

Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Carl and Shirley Larson Provostial ChairCalifornia Institute of TechnologyUnited States

Mr. Mark Turnage (ALU ’82)CEOOWL CybersecurityUnited States

Dr. Sadek Wahba ’87Managing PartnerI Squared CapitalUnited States

Mrs. Gretchen Gerwe Welch (ALU ’02)Diplomat (retired)United States

Mr. Jonathan L. WolfFounder and PresidentWendover Housing Partners, LLCUnited States

ADVISORY TRUSTEES

Dr. Thomas A. Bartlett Hon LHDMrs. Elizabeth DriscollDr. Nabil ElarabyDr. Mohamed ElBaradei Hon LHDMr. C. Stedman GarberMr. Peter A. D. GiblinMr. Paul B. Hannon Hon LHD

Mr. John R. HayesDr. Elias K. HebekaMr. B. Boyd HightMrs. Suad Al-Husseini Juffali Hon LHDMr. Robert W. Kasten, Jr.Dr. Farhad Kazemi

Mr. Weldon D. KrugerMr. Arthur LindenauerMr. Troland S. LinkMr. Bruce L. LudwigAmb. William A. RughAmb. Frank G. Wisner

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FACTS AND FIGURES

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455FULL-TIME FACULTY

141PART-TIME FACULTY

(Full-Time Equivalent)

PERCENTAGE OF FACULTY FROM

56% EGYPT

21% UNITED STATES

23% OTHER COUNTRIES

57COUNTRIES REPRESENTEDBY AUC STUDENTS

58STUDENT-RUN CLUBSAND ORGANIZATIONS

11ATHLETIC PROGRAMS

1:10FACULTY-TO-STUDENT RATIO

This information is based on Fall 2018 facts and figures.

$24.4 MILLIONSCHOLARSHIPS AND

FINANCIAL AID AWARDED

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37UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS

44MASTER’S PROGRAMS

2PHD PROGRAMS

24GRADUATEDIPLOMAS

38,368ALUMNI

5,586UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

970GRADUATE STUDENTS

24,617CONTINUING EDUCATION

STUDENTS (FY2017-2018)